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The Washington Express of last evening says:
AS is generally known, the original plan OF
this church contemplates grand tower and a
chime of bells After the sermon yesterday,
the Rev. Dr. Newman announced that the debt
of the church amounted to $50 OOO and it would
making in all S7OOOO $4,000 of which he ex-
pected TO raise in this city by the 1st of January
next The sum Of $500 was Immediately sub
scribed, and the task of collecting the balance
con pregatiOn.
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
The French Cable RelOicings.
nth Do The Ercninn Tslenrdph.

D6spdtch % The EDcii1lg IeIeYTdpH
KINGSTON, Mass, July 27-The people OF
Duxbury with their invited guests, are cele1
brating the completion of the French Atlantic
Cable to-day according to previous arrange-
ments. The dinner took place in large tent
II was q fine affair. Some six hundred persons
were present. Hon. g. N. clifford, the president
of the committee of arrangements called the
assemblage to order in few remarks, after
which the Rev. Josiah Moore, of Duxbury,
offered up prayer. After the dinner was dis
cussed, an appropriate toast list was gone
through with.
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FROM EUROPE.
This AftcrnOOn's OuOtntiou

BN Atlantic cable.
LONDON, July PIP h.-United States Fiye-tgen-
tics, s2l5.
LIVERPOOL, July PIP. M.-COtton unchanged
Shipments from Bombay to the Gid inst, since last
report $500 bales. Pork nat No. red Western
Wheat 9s. ID Peas, 40s
HAyRE, July 27.-Cotton opens easier for both on
the spot and ahoat; low middings anOat, 15OEf.
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FROM NEW" YORK.
Extensive LurcenIcs.

SYRACUSE July27.-Charges of extensive lar
cenies have been made against John II. Sims
and others. 1t is alleged that while Sims was
convict in Auburn State Prison, in packing
goods for Rowland & Co., tool-mahing contrac-
tors, he, with the aid of other convicts and u
clerk named Ten Eyck, sent out valuable goods
to accomplces in various localities. The value
of the articles thus stolen is stated to be
$4,000. Suits have been commenced against
Sims, Ezra Brown, of Macedonayne county, and
Henry B. Ten Eyck, of Auburn, for the value of
the goods. These parties have been arrested
and held to bail in $4,000 each
The New York Markets To-day.
NEW YORK, July 2T.-COtton quiet; sales of 200
bales middling upands at 3Ic. Flour-State and
Western is shade frmer but less active; sales OF
100 bbls superne to fancy State IS 9O17 So super
choice white wheat Western, s. 90@775; Southetn
hrmer but quiet; California more active at SGS7
@95O. Wheat dull and rather heavy. Corn ad-
vanced 1@2c; new mixed Western, 90c.@slOS for
unsound and S110@115 for sound. Oats dull
and declined 1@2c.; Western, s2H@s3c. Beef quiet
Lard quiet. Whisky firm sales of 100 bbs. West
ern at 81 10.
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MARRIOTT, No b22-Frame Dwelling ........
OTTER, No 20-Brick Dwelling and Frame Shop.

EARLY IN THE FIELD.-A large meeting of the Re-
publican voters of the Fourth Legislative District,
which comprises the Seventh and four divisions of
the Twenty-siXth ward, was held last evening to or
ganiZe Campaign Club for the ensuing cBmpaign.
The nomination OF Joseph Bready, Esq, as the Re-
publican candidate for the Legislature, was enthu-
siastcally ratified. The following officers were
chosen President, James Alcorn; Vice President
William Garube Secretary, Colonel +. Edward
Lewis: Treasurer, Joseph MCMorris The member
ship roll signed by about hundred voters and
measures were taken to prosecute the campaign
with Unprecedented VigOr
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Illness of Mr.. Gladstone-Another
Carlist Defeat in spain-Tenders
of Aid to the Government.
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
Shocking Accident at Niagara-A Man
Falls 1870 Feet from Table Rock
Affairs at the Capital
FROM EUROPE.
Illness of MIR. Gladstone.

Illness of MIR. Gladstone
By Atlantic CabL,
LONDON, July 27.-The Right Hon. William
f. Gladstone is quite unwel, and was unable to
be in his place in the House of Commons last
night Parliament will be prorogued on Au-
gust TO-
The Cable Of 1860 Defective.
A fault has been discovered in the Atlantic
cable of 1866, and has been located about 130
miles from Valencia.
Another Cnrlist Defeat.
MADRID, July 27.-A party of Carlists were
defeated by the volunteers yesterday, at Taras-
con. Offers of aid to the Government to put
down the rebellion come from all quarters of
Spain Espartero has offered his services.
The Latest Quo RtiOns.
LIVERPOOL, July H-P. M-The market for yarns
and fabrics at Manchester is quiet and firm.
Marine Intelligence.
QUEENSTOWN, July 27.-The steamship City OF
Boston, from New York on July II, arrived here at
A. M. to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON July 27-The steamship Berlin,
from Baltimore July 10 for Bremen arrived here to-
day.
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NEW PARTY.-On August 4, 1869, at 10 O'Clock,
meeting Of delegates favorable to the nomination o.
prohi1tory ticket for this city will be held at Con
cert Hall.
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The regular annual ''heiress, who wears dia-
monds worth Sl00 900, has already appeared at
Saratoga. She is Cuban heiress this year.
Spanish bellies, by-the-way, are making them
selves very attractive at the Springs.
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RoBBERY.-The lager beer saloon of VIM. Brill al
Twenty-fourth and Green streets, was entered last
night and robbed of a revolver and lot Of money
The thieves effected entrance by forcing open the
front Cellar door
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FELL FROM WINDOw.-Martin Slack aged thirty
two years, fell from one-stOry back building on
Buler street. above Tasker, this morning, and re-
ceived serious injuries about the head He was
taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
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IA STRANGER TAKEN IN AND DONE FoR.-Charles
Menan yesterday enticed young man into a wagon
on Second street. above Filter After riding awhile,
being frustrated in that he stole his coat and made
off with it. He subsequently secured, and
bound over bY alderman Helms for trial
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,CUTR INTELLIGENCE.
OUR WEALTHY.

Heavy Hmoemes In the Second Collection Dis
trict.
We conc ude this afternoon the publication OF all
n ,Omes In the Second Collection District returned
40 ANN MT ttr N IN nj
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A DELIGHTFUL EXCURsIOE.-TheC Conductors Asso-
citation have decided to give an excursion to Bethle
hem on Thursday, July %. The celebrated Calypso
Island, near that place, has been secured for the
enjoyment Of the eXcursionsts The cars leave
Berks Street Depot at 80 A. NJ. This will be de-
lghtful trip, through one Of the handsomest valleys
the country
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PERSONAL.

A PPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE FOR
"A Duplicate Certificate No. l24s, name of "Ports.
mouth Orphans Asylum" issued May 90 1857 for @l70O
New Loan due January l. 1855 Original lost in fire Rch
mond, Va, in 1850 kBAIN d BRO,
49Sttuam Portsmouth. Va
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THE SLVEN WISE MEN.
Meeting of the Supreme COnclave of the Sever
Wise Men-A History of the Society.

Meeting of the Supreme COnclaye of the Seven
Wise men-A History of the Society.
This morning the Supreme Conclave of the Order
OF the Seven Wise Men (HeptasOph) met in secret
session in the hall at Third and Brown streets De-
legates were present from about five hundred
Gonclaves, representing nearly every State in the
Union
The following officers of the Supreme Concave
Anthony sambola, New Orleans La, Supreme
Archon; DR.. George p. Oliver, OF Philadelphia, Pa
Supreme Chancen9ri William Grestle, Of Ohio
Sup. PROVOST c. Friedrich, OF Ohio Sup. Preate ;
%am + Of Of NsT orleans san ha Sup
Metzger, OF Ala, Sup. Herald; L. d. Langley, of
Virginia Sup. Inspector General E. Heidlngsieder
of Louisiana, Sup. Guide; William GerhOld, Sup.
,Warder G. Cucullu, of La, Sup. Sentinel.
In 1859 the Order was introduced into this city by
the institution of Goethe Concave, No II, it having
been established in New York some two years pre-,
Vousy by the opening of a concave by Mr. Gold
stein, who received his degrees in Washington Con-
quenTly placed in the hands of Elias Eppstein, who
opened two conclaves, and rewrote the German
ritual, showing much ability.
Owing to causes of local nature, the New York
Conclaves disbanded or merged into other societies
Those in Philadelphia as soon as they numbered
the Independent Order OF S. w. M, which soon eX-
tended again, and transplanted itself in New York,
where IN 1865 they had seven cOnclaves, and now
probably many more. They all work the Eppstein
ritual, somewhat modified, and have extended to
several parts of the country, carrying on all their
now some seventV-hye conolayes in all, with few
bodies called concliums, eoHferrng higher degrees
regular jurisdiction, was owing to two members
HOTatio Sewel, Jr., conceived the idea of forming
cOnclaye OF the order in English and applied TO the
authorities Of the Independent Order, but was in-
formed that they restricted their sub0rdnaes to the
German language. In the course OF his inquiries he
learned the origin OF the Order, and wrote let er
to the supreme officers from whom he obtaine a
charter for Keystone COnclave, No 1, which worked
for time but became dormant owing to the ab-
sence for time Of Brother Sewell from Philadel-
phia,
In 1867 Dr. George P. Oliver, member Of Ken
utn a1aua No pf tba ir,,l.,
became acquainted with the true origin of the
Order, Of which he had been unaware at his inltia-
ton. He also conferred with Brother De CrauZat
and others, who had formed a similar connection
before being aware OF their position. They opened
correspondence with the Supreme ArChOn, VINO re-
ferred them TO Brother Sewel The result was the
revival of Keystone Concave, No. !, and the forma-
lion OF several new ones
The Order now is in the most nourishlng con-
dtiOn,
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BUFFALO, July 27.-Edward Nalpin an elderly
man from Black Rock, fell from Table Rock at
Niagara Falls last night, distance of one hum
dred and eighty feet, and was instantly killed,
his body being mangled in a dreadful manner.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w the newest and best manner "
LOUIS DRhkA , Statoner and tngraver
No. 1888 OHESNUr Stree
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THE CITY CONTEST.

At the afternoon session yesterday the October
election box OF the Sixteenth division OF the Tween
tieth ward opened by Examiners Batturs and
Mccsick and the returns footed up as follows -
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THE DEATH OF GEORGE BsHER.-The COr0ner's
jury in the case Of George Esher who disd rrom the
the Sprb z Garden Fire Company truck aud a tee-
Fraph pole III West PhladelDhia on Sunday mora
ing, ehuefed verdict that the deceased came 70
ms uealh from injuries reCei ed as above ana they
are lurther OF the opinion that the accident was
eAus q by me decras reck essly rriug on the
grade. F "'"N " HO"'J
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN.-M. Thomas * Sons sold
the following properties at the Stock Exchange to-
/ share Mercantile Library Co................ 500
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BAR-RoOM ROBBERY.-James Wilson was arrootod
AT Thirteenth ana South streets last evening for the
larceny OF $40 from Patrick Mccarthy who lives at
NO. lI2o Christian street 1t seems that McGarptv
wilson, and another fellow were in tavern Sn1
south street. Mccarthy was intoxicated and he
alleges that Wilson held him while his friend
robbed him. Wilson will have a hearing this after.
noon at the Central Station. ~ W =
AssAULrIHG SPECIAL OFFICER--Harvev Rurns n
sailor, was az smiths Island Yesterday, lie got fun
m WHISKY and assaulted s. b. Chadd one of the
special officers on the Island Bnrns was arrested
and subsequently neld by Alderman Kerr in $500 bail
for trial for assault and battery "
The New York herald., 1869-03-06

bright work common and medium l5c loc do, good and
nHr T.gIow I Ss ~ linton 70 bond A ,,.s.,..d =, v.,,.
Sales coo oIbs. at iic. Ii &c.
rm .rs 81 Ssss KIND. 81 % q: MARKET 1Sss aus
si&e 90; and Bsn'a =. sskc do sses y tons English
slabs, assa. he list isi March III 1855 and on sSs
s made rs; IS e sos s4 na @
" sa do for / @ coke including zoo. boxes q coke lox
d. coke tsrns s. g % I'd d. CHARCOAL '''n' 70 .
the beginning Of the week and fair amount Of wool is
changing hands though business IL doubtless somewhat
the lith inst The low and medium grades sought
sana AFTER Ss usual and the supply inAdsquass 70 The
.stsn.Ion. An Kinds ' are he'd with
Taoe ~ armnes. holder. manfestiug an. indisposton
firmly held sales being made As high as 10 Puled-Extra
continues IN active and Is held firmly. while
moderately sought after full prices Caiiior
stock the quiet :ss At Of a op :as
Light r,li In foreign the business Z mSdsr.s but
sss sss ~ sn 1Ss :sios oso !.
teYc 1900 do: at 5a3c. doJ DO Al Ssc; 5000 do
FAC :. * & g. i s Ssae 4 ss sseG q
so Pennsylyana At sac 400 and above Michigan
1000 DO. Soc 1900 DO and soee sSsarnss private
:sg%, somS,u. Ao sSeps 4 so Zoo csSso s
y 4ss; ioe. 1000 q 4s%c. Tor short. and
sass Si i s. &c. T.:
Latter price for lot ss!sc:sd 5000 lb. choice spring clip
sS OF foreign the ssiss - srs il bale. Cape ao;
ss ssssn ins Il & Is. dS yn,si Il % eo iSS
bales M., washed Smyrna on private terms !. "a.
for bleachsd and lie. for unbleSched.
WHALxBoNR.-Arctic stil held at 81, gold but We
wHIsxEY.-Recelpts, $50 obA Though the market was
quiet prices were nrn Sales about 10 bblA at so c x
The New York herald., 1869-03-06

Southern to 94i and Reading to 90A. Prices con-
tlnuad depressed at the close OF business under a
steady pressure to SELL small holders OF stock being
timid as to keeping.
In Southern securities the market was also very
duh and comparatively neglected. Prices were
higher the Louislanas for the reason OF
the adjournment OF the Legislature, and strong
on Tennessees on account Of "the great expec-
tations" from the new administration Of the
Executive. Missouris were frmer and higher
IN consequence OF the passage OF law 10 require
agencies OF foreign insurance companies doing busi
ness In the State TO deposit State bonds with the
State Treasurer as security. North Carolina new
bonds are Sill pressed for sale, and there Is suspE
cion that the gamblers in the State department.
are renewing their operations. Prices closed
Tennessees. ex coupon, " 67h; do, new, 65A q
90; do five per cent, 81 61 virginias. ex cou-
pom, 56H 571s; do, new, 81 90; do, regis
tered stock. 5oA 81; do, registered. 1865, IS
55k; do. registered, 1867, SIX . So; Georgia
skies, 81 q 50; do. sevens, % 03; do. sevens,
interest payable In Georgia, ss 0o;
North Carolina, ex coupon, e2A ea; do, new, 5sK
a SO; Missouri skies, s9H 90; do, Hannibal and
St. Joseph, 69h 81; Louisiana skies. ~ q Is do
levee skies. II q TO- do. do. elghts seK . So;
Alabama eights, "a Q 94A: do. fves, 65 o co.;
do. sixes sterling. 81 Q "a; South Carolina sixes
- tAas uOsp AcW, ~ WA oos, icHblcACu
stock, 81 65; City Memphis skies, 60A 81;
do. Atlanta eights IS so; do. Savannah sevens,
91 92; do. New Orleans consols, IS 80; do. do Is
sued to railroads. 90 . 20; Mobile and Ohio sterling,
66 67 do. eights, "a IS; Mississippi Central Rail-
road, first mortgage, 90 70; do. second mortgage
81 IS; Memphis and Charleston, nrst mortgage
90 81; do. second mortgage, rs II; do. stock 4s
q 40; Greenvlle and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed.
SO a so.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
follOws:--
The New York herald., 1869-03-06


LEAD. though quiet steady ats4c. slc., gold for
Ordinary foreign Stock LIST March, so tons, against
MoLAssEs.--The market for all kinds was duh, and we
only heard Of sales OF ~ hhds Barbados at zoe Prices
NAVAL sToREsS Receipts none For spirits turpentiue
s s Sc .sslaSss @ s.a r.sE ss' ss ;s. s ~ &
Rosin In moderate request but prices Of grades
S p
10 IS $5 60 We quote Strained, " 4b " 55 No.
q =, ss -Ds D:s ss. and
0iLoAKE-western was dull and nominal At Sso $So 10
Ion. a 81 S erusSers prices 81 Is il
and bits Or lard oil there were few small sales 81 % for
f%s p olive gallons ass oG
In demand, and $40 disposed OF about sOc
ss n s sa ss
2. ~ q 81 crude sperm u ~ and unbeached winter
IPRoSisios- lbs7 bbls pork beef, 27l
packages meats b do. lard and 2s dressed hogs rhe
any dsm.nd and he heavy saa pees
closing e about s 3 for new mess Therc were sales OF
o ~ s0s ~ ~ 1 = ,Gt s 9S
future delivery Of $50 for
s %n ss sss
a lyzc. and city st i4c. i44c. Beef vas
M Is Isns for su r. DE- sss
hama steady with moderate demand. The sales
were nominsy sss $50 for prime mess and s ss4 Tor
India do For the market quiet lsnd prices
II; 70, dry :siss :soalS:Is. PisE.a ss iSss:
mart continued % rule dull and heavy and the sass were
p1me steam ana & Ap sss @
packages were sold a &c., seller: option Butter
a and prices nrn and tended upward. The
receipts were fs though the stock light Cheese was
stock the market strong At former quotations. We
quote:-
The New York herald., 1869-03-06
Real Estate Notes.

A real estate journal In Memphis Tenn, OF March
gives the following report OF the condition Of the
real estate market in that quarter:-There has been
more inquiry during the past week for real estate
than for many weeks previous, and few sales have
been made. Still there Is much less property chang
Ing hands than Is usual at tins of the year.
The discussion OF the financial condition OF the city,
and the apprehension OF increased taxation, already
so burdensome, together with desire TO wait and
see what policy the incoming administration may
adopt towards the South combine to make the real
estate market inactive. We trust that after these
questions are settled we shall have an active rea
estate market.
There have been several large sales and trades Of
suburban real estate at figures which indicate re-
newed confidence IN that description Of property.
The demand for small improved farms on or near
railroads still continues, and we hear Of several sales
having occurred since our last. Cotton plantations
several desirable places White and Arkansas
rivers having been sold at high figures. We are also
induced by the large profits realized last year by
those who raised sugar, in many instances az much
"a $3.50 having been made 70 the hand
The following is a summary OF recent and pro-
jected Boulevard" improvements In the lower por-
tlon Of westchester county:For the past few years
the old Boston road, running frOm Morrisania 70
P0rtchester has been IN very bad condition. being
greatly encroached upon by the property owners
ana worn ont cy e the effects ol time and weather.
and Improvement Under this provision It has
straigntened oa. and ,widened to sixty
road, SO called, nas also been renovated, being
inacadamized from ITS junction with the Boston
road. q mile east Of the Harlem bridge, 10 West
Farms 1t is furthermore macadamized from Fox's
Corners, az the point where the Southern boulevard
crosses the road 10 Westchester village. The old
Albany post road, which proceeds from Kings
bridge through tho western section OF the county
is also TO be thoroughly repaired. Another new
boulevard Y proposed, which win commence
at White Plains, and after pursuing . north
westerly course toward Tarrytown intersect
the Albany post road. This would be merely
continuation OF Central avenue and would probably
be called the Westchester avenue. Mamar0neck
avenue will commence at White Plains aud proceed
through the town Of Harrison, after which IL will
the Boston road and terminate vt the village Of
Mamaroneck. The object Of this road In to connect
White Plains with the udewater in the last men
toned place. In addition to all these avenue
from White Plains II 10 connect Central avenue with
the Boston road at Portchester. These various lm-
provements win be pushed on as rapidly as possible.
IL Is expected that the Central Park Commissioners
will have gwen TO them the jurisdiction West
chester county ~ high up AS kingsbrdge.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06

Wheat was dull ana &C. low the lower ruIing
s q: asii q ss u III :.s' chicago
n spn f Is ss,s sss u = he y y 9a
aa and
..s. wa ass sSssss sSea
wssern @ Sc for While Western " k tST @ sSs. SsSST dS od
mIsa II e, " ,s.s oss
S s.s a. and 70
% u y os 81
barley malt there were few small sales !. Y ss TO-
terms We quote 2lc 2Sc Bags were dull but steady q
HExr-we heard OF no sales Of moment but prices
steady 2! l5c l2c gold for Manila 100 l0c, do for
Hors were bu. s sousS. after and prices W.. heavy
s and rrsgqa Ws quote and sho,cs srade, ,oG
SSt s n q for ~ sd
oa ana 2S ws I.sq 1s1s On private saeuo,
Sis: sss. asss.Siass, y b.. SsS..
sss s SrnSs1 Ssa1s y s. q =
ss' ss s % snpco p %
y. m..... :, ap:ss9ssa y. being
ton, 70 arrive At $40 In American there moderate
for 0sss snd
$40 for the 1900 carbon $40 s2 for
y :na g. e ps
so ON ap ws' m % snd iSns es
rails sold also private terms Refined
English.
We 81 :; xs1f s'fsdy
81 Is; Bengal, u 20 - %, and Madras, s6c u TO- all
LEATHER. Hemlock sole only in moderate demand,
pnepsy FOR heavy we The rsospts eonne a
but are not In excess Of the sales Oak unchanged
pend the current quotations.
The New York herald., 1869-03-06

rErRoLEUM.Recep,s 1e2s bbls refined, sos do. crude
moderately active, the demand being light price.
% Il III price, @ s 81
month At ssc Refined was less sought ser but the mar
white sc DO for The last half March at s isoS do
,S A spd DC or May .rs a. 80 ssa r Inc
balance of this month i5c. In Phlsdepha the market
spS Ss ssS " It sales we heard q
poTaToEs-with free arrivals and limited demand the
Es,Shesys q ss ssins Quoted 4 % per Dbl Msrssss
faes soa9
Delaware sweet, IS y Co. We quote Red onions. 50
kassl. ,nrnips. 81 50 sis. ~ -" 49, '. -
III ss quoted a. a. 8. as 81 IS gold duty
sTs S srs @ :. a's soa @ p
sUeAE-Th. market Tor raw very quiet. inc demand
ssns light but poss ws5e SSe esd d quota
Ne quote ri . oS
ss1is ' AL %'hs'ns % soss s' sesss, s sSSs % s''n
.s SrmS; Ssa: .nS sssIs' grocery rs
s's e. 10. shf and ssss b.,s
!. & ' sss \:
Ss ss. ds ssss .nS % ass a sss
i7sc al7N yellow at lbc aiSkc, and extra G, a. iic
There small % sss. :. isc iss in
sAar.Ihs 1T msrke, unchanged beng moderately
ys ana steady former prices with light stock Joboer:
Ms,shalls and worhinrtons 81 70 ~ S. ground 2 %
y. ~; Evans. Deans &C., ~ t5 So 70; Hggins 80 ~
Ss ~ aud TURKS Island &c. a 6oc per bushel.
sales wera made of Is tons At 6xc gold stock 200 tons,
sgans esu tons st Of March, 1855 and In 1867 I'm
portatons last month 800 tons.
boxes In lots, at these prices
sprRMAcrTf-R Refined dull and nominal Al 45c &c.
skINs-The market for both goat and deer quiet but
prces were steady nj former quotations. No sales We
ps ;, size: Ma.smoros bsc She.;
c Surscos Se Pc sd RSsnos Ayres @ fsy.. I
'uc. per h., currency. - -
TonAcoo- both kentucky and seed leaf the market
q qns. nu steady q me quotations appended Sale: lT
ana 20 cases state do p also a. State at
tc ana oJ DO 1851 crop Connecticut 65c Spanish
was unusually active demand sales were effected OF
~ nae Havana as ssc VI o. and 80 Tara private