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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.

Immediately cured and Fuil Vigor Restored.
This distressing AticctioE-which renders iife
miserable and marriage lmp"ss!b.c--is t"e
cncics. Young persons are too apt to commit
excuses from not being aware ,otthe dreadful!
consequences that may en3ue Now, who that
understands the subject will pretend 20 !ehy sh%t
the natural powers are lost sooner by those fail
ing into irAproper haets than by the prudent?
Bosides being deprived Of The pleasure ot healthy
offspring, the most serious ard de.t-a3:;Te synIp-
toms Of both boly and mind arl:e. The system
becomes dcrangcd, the Phy$!cu! and Ment"i
Functions weakened. Loss Of frocreaLye Power
Nervous Igriiability Dyspc.,sa, pH!p;5Mi2: "i
and Wasting oi,hc Franc, Cough, ConsGinp-
ton, Decay and Dcath.
4 CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAY
Relief in Six Hours! No Mercury!
Persons ruined by Ignorant, Triaing Pretcnders
and their Deadly Poison, should ap?iy inme-
tixlu!V.
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ng-NOVELTIE OF DESIGN.
n.s-EXCELLENCEoF FWORKMAN
ns-SUPERIORITY OF FINISH.
ns~SUITS FOR THE TIMES.
ns-MANY REAL BARGAINS.
ns-COME AND SEE Us.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO THE Man WHO
EATS THE Most OYSTERS. > From the Nash
Vile Banner Of the 18th The civilized city
of Guthrie, on the Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville road, is Just now IN perfect fever OF
excitement over the novel cont.st of the age.
Explanatory of what we are about to tell 1t may
NOT be out of place to state that Guthrie was
born 10 swamp not many years ago, ana the
festive bull frog is still wont to exercise his leg
gy muscles by jumping sportlVely from one
domicile to another in the more moist seasons
of the year. All Guthrie, moreover, IS deVo-
tedly fond of frogs and fish and whatever lives
in the two thirds Of the earth which geograpn
ers saw is water Being cultivated in their
tastes, the Guthrieites have decided voice tor
oysters. In fact. oysters are the fondest things
Of which the Guthrieites are.
Nov, there are two enterprslng young men
in Guthrie, each of whom thinks ne can peat
the world in getting away with the blVa!ye.
fThev have entered themselves at $500 SIDE,
and have taken whole week to perform the
feat extraordinary (but We have forgotten to
mention that Guthrie renders up her taxes to
Kentucky, being just beyond the borders OF
Tennessee) They are going through the afaiir
most regularly There is no chance tor that
swindling which went on when the TWO iaos III
the circus were trying to see who could stanu
on his head the longest. While one was up
the other was resting, and up again as soon
as the other showed signs of letting down. But 81,
hose brave fellows are seated face to face, with
their oysters on a table before them. The con
test is to end Friday evening, having commen. ne o.
ced on Monday morning We said that they
were seated face to face. Of course they can an
not eat all the time without intermlSslon 1or
sleep and other purposes. Moreover sne ne
roes of the plate are allowed all kinds OF conol'
mentS
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DIR. JUiLE. :.5TUN.

Member Of tho Royal College u surgery OF
London, Graduate of one of t-e most caiinen
Colleges in the Un:tei States and the greater
part OF whose life has been spent III the hos!h-
tails of London, Paris, Philadelphia and else
where has elected some OF the most astonishing
cures that we're ever known; many troubled with
ringing in the head and cars when asleep, great
nervousness, bcing alarmed nj sudden soUnd*,
basi,lu!ncss. with frequent bli.slng. at.caGc'i
sometimes with d2rangcncEt D; '"iad, were
cured iInin"lia.ci J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-27

GEN. LosGsrREEr.- 1t must ever remain la q
strange thing that men like Longstreet, ). VINO
have shown the possession of fine Qualities ;na
should develop phase of character SO neon, :
sistent with suoh qualities Longstnreet was h,a
noble and successful soldier, brave, faithful, ape
won won commanding pre-eminence. The war Ieis His
him with an unusually brilliant lustre. His I;.h
course ROM since has been strangely variant Win u
his character as a Confederate, Genera. "a ne
stood true to bis section in her danger ana Da,
ties. In her subsequent degradation ana run rum
Pc Psrhans !ulnst this might have been ohartahy qdg
cd on on the idea Of his judgment compelling h'm
to accent what was for the best. nd
Ms ;o;ned the Liberal movement at hrst ana ):
supported Greeley. With pliancy and readl, IL
ness he deserted the cause he thougnt 20 Ie Io
fai}ipp and voted for Grant And recen15y y u Ho
has identified himself with the successlul S.e Sau
cal attempt to overthrow the Louisiana o'a'e
government. :, ;n and racret
70 every we Southern soldier -4itlanta Co"sftsu-
ton. ----------- -
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ALEXANDRIA. VA" FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 81, 1872
sA.HTSE.NE.ETS.
1S-O-9 NEW YEARS EVE.

GRAND BALL TO BE GIVEN By THE
sun FIRE COMPANY, NO. ?,
AT SAREPTA HALL,
TUESDAY, December 81, 1872
Professor COOKS BAND has been engaged
for the occasion. The proceeds will be devoted
to arranging their new house in Il manner be-
coming the old company.
Committee Of Arrangements ohm W. Ira
vers, jr., Andrew Sullivan, Geo. Sullivan, VIM.
Markell, F. Neale, +. Trave7s, Robt. Williams,
A. Waring, John Sullivan and A: McCuen.
Capt james NJ Steuurt BENZ. Barton, esq. ID.
L. Smoot, esq, DR.. j. B. Johnson and William
Kilgour, esq.
Thomas Hall, Treasurer. Tickets 81, admit
ting gentleman and ladies. dec lO-td
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YOUNG MEN.

Especiully, who have become the victims "i
Solitary Vice, and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep TO an untlme'y
grave thousands of young men OF the most cH-
slted talents and brilliant intellect, who mlEEt
otherwise have entrnccd listening ScnateS with
the thundcrs Of eloquence, or walked to eXtHe-
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TAKE PARTICC LAR NOTICE.

DR.. J. addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper inIG' yc:cc and so.i;,'y
habits, which ruiz. both body and mind, uAl:ths
them for either business, >tudy, society Or mar
riage.
These arc some Of inc sad and melancholy ci-
fects produced by the early habits of youth, viz:
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains ~ the
Head, Dimncss OF Sight, Loss Of Muscular Pow
or, Palpituton OF the Heart Dy'pcpsia, Nervous
Irritability, Derangcmcnt Of the Digestive Fame
tons, General Debility, oyrn.oms oi C"nsunl-
ton, &c.
MESTALLY-T"e fearful effects on the mind
are much to be dreaded Loss oi Memory, Con
fusion Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil Fore
bodings, Aversion 10 Society, Self D!struSl, I"ra
of Solitude, Tmidity, Sc, arc some o; lhe eri.S
produced.
Thousands of persons Of al e2G.s c"n How ;u!co
what is the cause Of their declining hen;i, losing
their vigor, becoming weak, pale, neTvou> ana
cn.nciat"d, having n Singular appearance so"ni
the cyos, cough and symptoms Of C"h=umpt.oH.
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fER.yISHF.y"G GDGDS.

fCR.vIsHI.vG GooDs.
0n|ythis Nothing More.
H ABLE BROTHER S,
Fashionable TailorS,
NORTHWEST COR. 9TH Il d SITS,
WASHINGTON, &c.
i''"'' ~ Have the FINEST CLOTlI-
ING ESTABLISHMENT in
Washington.
liable Brothers, 5NN.
Manufacture q style of READY
MADE CLOTHING superior
to any other made in Washing
ton.
u6.hlc urothcrs. 7GD.
Secure the finest NJ MATERIALS,
thcmost beautiful PATTERNS,
and have them made up in B
manner that cannot be rlvalled.
liable BROTHERS,, 7ND,
Give unusual attention to tie
manufacture of BOYS CLOTH
ING, and have what is unques-
tonab!y the finest stock for boys
in Washington.
liable BROTHERS, 7tSD.
Claim a pre- cminenco among
Clothiers and Taors for the
extreme loWness of their prices.
liable Brothers, 7GD.
Have an unexceled stock of
PIECE GOODS TO choose from.
xyah,e Rrofhers. 7.CD,
Have Artistic and fashionable
Cutters.
fabfc Brothers., 1ND.
Have an unlmitcl stock ofG N
TLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
nsy-NOVELTIES OF DESIGN.
nas-EXCELLENCEoF WORKMANSHIP.
n.s-SUPERIORITY OF FINISH.
m:s~SUITS FOR THE TIMES.
es-MANY REAL BARGAINS.
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YOUNG u. en-

Who h:.y., Injured themselves by q certain prsc-
ticc, already described, habit ireIuen.iy ie&rA-
ed from evil colnpuni"gls or ut SC uoo!, the c"ct.
of which are nightly felt, even wEcn aslcc; m!
ifnot cured renders marriGgc impossible. and
DESTROYS both mind and body, SHOULD apply inl
m,diatcly.
Mnat y pity that young ln";i, the hope Of
his country, the pride ot his parents, should be
snu:chod from ali prospects a"d cnj9ymcn: Of
life by the consequence OF dcVi"tihs rom Ill"
path of nature, and induising in pcrniciou;
habits Such j,ersol. .u;t.l J.,torc co:ntamllsl-
ing
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or Young Men contemplst-
ing marriage, aware Of Physical NenEncS$
Loss of Procrea:ive powcr-lmpotency, ne! :
vous Excitability, Palpitation, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Disqu&i''
fcation, speedily relieved.
He who places himself under the care of Dr.. j..
may religiousy contde in his honor AS a gentle
n,na, and confidently rely upon ms Skill aSt
uhY:!Gian.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.

Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Structures
Affection of the Kidneys or Bladder. lnyolun-
tary Discharges, Impotency, Genera! Debility
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Languor Low spirit
Confusion of Iacas Palpitation. OF the llrnr1'
dness, Disease of the Head, Throat, Nose or
Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach
or Bowcls--those terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits of Youth-secret and sol
itary practices more fatn! to their vic,ins ti"n
the songs of tic Syccns TO lhc Mariner, Of ulyE-
ses blightng their most brilliant hopes Or M
tiriuutiuDs &c
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.TEDFC.qE.
BALTIC. LOCK HOSPITAL
.TEDFGHE.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Physician of this celebrated institution has dis,
covered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant aho
Ehectual Remedy in the world for all
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that sound MIND ard body arc the
most necessary requisites To promote coannbIal
happincss Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage, the
prospcct hourly d.ricns to the view, the mlMd
becomes Swallowed with despair, and flied with
the melancholy reflection th:s the h=ppIh,::s u
another is biigktcd with our own.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-19

The quoations are based on cotton running in quality not
more than half grade above below the quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN Receipls-Flour, 1854 bills wheat
S2C0 bushels corn 4oso0 bushels; corn meal bbs and
"a bags oats, $3.50 bushels barley 283 bushes The
nour marxet was dull but nomnay unchanged. The sales
about $500 bbis including LILO bbls Of Southern and
1O bbs superhne all at prices within the range
quotations. Corn meal was dun and nominal at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-19
Daniel Drew and His Investments in
Canton and Boston, Hart
ford and Erie.
The Terms Of the Consolidation Of Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western and
New Jersey Central.
THE GENERAL STOCK MARKET DULL.
Further Advance in Government Bonds
Gold Closes at 10.
SOUTH CAROLINAS ACTIVE AND HIGHER.

WALL STREET, I
MONDAY, March 1876 f. M.
On 'Cnange to-day wheat was better and hrmer
tone pervaded the market. Cotton was a shade
higher.
MONEY UNSETTLED.
The money market was unsettled, although.
strictly speaking 1t might be called 1airy active at
per cent coin. That rate was the prevailing figure
for the bulk OF the days business but some OF the
weaker stockholders had to pay as high as 1872,
while just at three O'Clock there was a sudden
pressure to lend small amounts, for which the
lenders in their haste to employment thereof
quoted 10 per cent discount for prime double
names.
Foreign exchange was about steady and very dull
On the basis Of l097a los Tor prime sixty day stcr-
mig, and l10H a 1l0h for sight bills.
GOLD wEAK-1l0A ITO.
The gold market opened weak sales by the
foreign bankers, In connection with heavy purchases
OF Erie and OF United States five twentles ana new
I'VE per cents for transmission to Europe, where q
fresh inquiry for American securities has arisen II
We may Judge by the cable quotations OF to-day,
showing an advance Of nearly per cent in our gov.
ernment bonds. On these sales gold went or from
11oA to 10; but rallied and continued quite steady at
another large house entered the market and sold
hair million gold down to no. the transaction
being, as Is supposed the complement OF an equiv
alert purchase OF Erie for the other side. The
course OF the market is shown in the tablet
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BROOKLYN AND RAPID TRANSIT

Tho question OF rapid transit between the ferries
leading to New York and the suburbs Is now agi-
tatng tue public mind in Brooklyn. A meeting OF
citizens was held in the Polytechnic Institute on
saturday night, at which Mayor Powell presided, and
stated 10 the assemblage that, with the rapid in
crease Of The population OF New York, people were
driven elsewhere to find houses, and New Jersey
and Westminster county were reaping the benefits
a the prosperity caused by the innuX OF popula-
uon and capital. The attraction 10 these places lay
N the superior railroad facilities which they ac-
corded as compared with Brooklyn. The population
there would exceed that of New York within fifty
years II rapid transit was established bet ween the
nver 'front.' aud the suburbs. Inc Oil before the
Legislature looking 10 the accomplishment OF This
end provides Tor railway under Atlantic ave1ue to
East New YORK, and thence above ground TO ia
aca; also under flaJbusn avenue to the south side
OIL the Park, and thence on the surface TO Coney
Island, ana Tor branches In any other direction 1ne
capital stock OF the company may be from $4,000 600
" $4,000. oOO Ex-Congressman Barnes spoks at
the meeting In advocacy OF the bill, and
believed that capitalists would freely give
iher money 10 accomplish this undertaking. az
1t would bring population and wealth to the city
and thereby reduce the rates OF taxation.
Mr.. III. JONES endorsed the above views.
Mr.. W. y. ADAMS said that he had no doubt that
the proposed road would be decided financial sue.
cess. During the year 1870, 5000, 100 people rad
travelled on tie morse cars OF tins city and 60 600 600
ad crossed us ferries. Supp0slng that the cost OF
the road would he s2,i0o,000, and that it would
carry 1000 900 passengers the drs year. at an aver
age OF fifteen cents the earnings would be s24u 600
or ten per cent on the capital invested.
Several other citizens approved OF the bill and a
committee was appointed TO confer with engineers
az to the best plan VI constructing SUCH ROADS and
the cost thereof
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March Is, 1872.
Sotton strong good ordinary, 2Oc. 0hc Net receipts
400 paes Exports to Great Britain, 340 Sales 750 Stock
1851
SAVANNAH March Is. 1872
Cotton firm demand active middlings 2I,.c n &c Net
receipts s0S bales Exports coastwse 109 Sales, 1900.
Stock b2,5S3
CHARLESTON. March 49, 1872.
Cotton strong mlddlngs, 29c Net receipts, 575 bales
Exports coastwse, COS. Sales 500. Stock 26.9l7
NEW ORLEANS, March ls, 1872.
Cotton srohs middiings, 2sc Net receipts &lSl bales
gross S4lo Exports-To Treat Britain, ASIA coastwse
6o3. sales, sou. Stock l77,Si7.
Cotton strong; mddines 22Gc. a gage. Net receipts,
l.sN bales Eip9rtsso Liverpool $50 coastwise, 2,0A
Tobacco active; sales lUl hhd Jugs s6 7b 49, low to
medium leai, 10 o0 Sl0; good TO hne $40 80 $lS.
BUFFALO, March Is, 1872
In store and saoatwheat 100000 bushels corn, 700
bushels; OATS $50 Geo bushels; rye bushels barley
iosoOo bushels; malt 1000 busnes; 1900 bushels
Railroad approximation bushels wheat $500 bushels
market generally dull and prices nominaly Only
saes reported $500 bushels corn at &c., railroad ee-
vRtor.
CHICAGO, March IL, 1874
Flour quiet but firm; sales of double extra spring at
&6%19 W wheat unsettled and irreguar sales No.
spring AZ ~ iya sellers April, 81 20 81 2o Corn de-
cash, 5oc 6osc sellers April Oats hrmer at Soc Tor
NO. 3 Rye quiet and weak at 6oc 70c. for No. Barley
dull and inaeuve at 49c for No. spring. Provisions
seadier Pork Ia improved demand and hrner 81 20
cash 70 I'll 30 sellers April Lard strong at IS 20 SS 80
cash. x6 30 ro 10 seller April Hams In pickle steady at
TAG SAG Green hams nominal at 7c. SC. Bulk meats
quiet ana steady sales OF shoulders at 4c clear RIB sides.
b5c clear Sides 61sc. Live hogs nothing done. Whiskey
quiet but nrm at S5c Live hogs steady and active
- 20 $40 Receips-4U00 bbs four 1000 bushels
wheat $4,000 do corn l5OO do oats 600 do 5000 do
bushels wheat 5000 $1,000 do OATS 1000 do. rye,
H,0UO do. barley anu 5000 hogs
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The Sub-Treasury paid out 100000 gold In re-
compton OF the called nve-twenties OF 1862.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list was strong in response to the
aavance OF per cent to-day In London, bu: the adj
vance here was not much, owing to the decline In
gold. The market closed firm as 1ollows:-United
States currency skies, 1l4X lis; DO. sixes 1881,
registered, 114s 11424; do. do, coupon, 1l57s q
1851; do. fve-twenties, registered May and Novem-
her, 1l1% liz; do. d., 1862 coupon, do, lll% q
112; do. do, 1864 do. do, l1S a112; do. do, 1865
DO. do, 1l22i 1I3; do. do 1857, registered.
January aud July, 111h a nix; do. do, 1865
coupon, do, 111I a NIX; do do, 1857, do,
do, 1925 1l25.; do. do, 1868, do, d. 1922 q
1l2X; do. fives OF 1881, funded, registered, 1o93S
q 1898; DO. DO. do, coupon, 1899 109%; do
ten-lortes, registered, 1918 1072<; do. do, cOu-
pom, 1855 1883.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern list was generally strong, in sym.
patty with an active upward movement in the new
BOuth CarOlinas, which advanced 10 SO on the re-
cept OF copies IN this city OF the law making valid
all the numerous bonds floating in the market. 1t
was feared that some OF these issues-partlcularly
those dated since the Funding act Of 1869 and used
Is collateral for money borrowed by the State
might be repudiated. threats to that effect having
been freely INDUCED in during the winter but this
law places the seal Of legitimacy on everything.
The new Tennessees touched 81 and demand for the
North Caroliuas induced frmness in their quotations.
The following were the closing prices:-Tennes-
see, ex coupon, c6a< CT; do. new, 66zs 674;
Virginia, ex coupon, "a sc; DO. registered
stock, old, A so; do skies, consolidated
bonds, sc q 81; DO. skies, deferred, II 20;
Georgia skies, n 70: do. sevens. 81 CO.,
North Carolina, ex coupon, 3sH SO; do. funding,
1896. 81 ak; do. DO, 1868, Fl rs; do, new, q
. "a; do, special tax, II Is; Missouri skies. 95
95H; DO. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, % 93A; Louisi-
sixes e. o.; do. new, 66 go; do. levee skies,
6V 65; DO. do. eghts 20 50; do. do. eghts, 1876,
90 So; DO. Pentcnliary sevens, e5 a 70; do rail-
road Fights, 10 90; Alabama 1ves, 81 "a; do.
eighJs, 90 81; do. eights, Montgomery and Eulau-
Ia Rauroad, 81 % 90; south Carolina SKIES, 52K
"a; 10. new, January and July, 37X IS; do do,
April ana October, 36 S7h Arkansas skies,
funded, I'd bid.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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CLOSING PRICGs-5 O'CLOCK P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY March 1852. M.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio dull entirely nomi-
nal We hear of sales of 552 bags per Eba on
private terms We quote :-Cargoes (Ro) ordinary lc
1bc do far l5c do. good lee l6c. do. prime,
l6s4c l7c gold. in bond sixty days; Maracaibo lsc
l9c Laguayra lSc sOc. st. Domingo Din bond. lac.
hJec. Java, 22c n 23c, gold, duty paid.
CoTToN.-The inquiry for cotton the spot small.
but further upward In forward deliveries rem
dered values nomnay higher and the quotations annexed
show advance OF Sc h. for al Qualities The
tied business in mainly the basis of this
provemen Large lots however, unstable except
lower figures Business for future delivery quite
tive and chiefly at advance of kc per h., the market
closing quiet and steady The sales up folows:
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signed BY ybody; the ballots were counted and
think Mr.. Kennedy SAID they were twelve short;
there were sixty ballots remaining; MIR. Kennedy
told the sheriff he was few ballots snort: tnlnk
they commenced drawing at half-past four O'Clock
l.. nj.
their case here ana the case adjourned till this
morning, when the Court Will probably render q
decision on the challenge.
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Wheat was dull nominal but there little more
tone e the market BIDS OF u % for Chicago, and III
lot milwaukee, spring In store being refused The saei
were only about bushels ut ~ 81 for red Pennsylvania
ana 81 20 Tor white Mchg In store Corn rather bet
about bl Coz bushels In of all kinds at 67Sc 686c
Tor mixed osc for western yellow, &c. for Southern
5Sc Doc for Western store and anoa and 66c BIC
Tor white with sales OF $4,000 bushels within the
Canada on private erms; quoted within the OF ~
~ 10 was dun and nominal at sjc &c., In store
sac E,oW Dusne 8 within the rage. .
scarcely any inquiry for berth for purpose The
business was also quiet but former rates were de
manded Inc engagements reported to day were as fol-
lverpoo py steam ou0 boxes bacon ut 25s the
no iae 9r gran was 69d 70 London, BY steam,
4Os TO Antwerp 20D boxes bacon at rs 3d. The only
yer We ara o was an american DARK hence to Constant
M0LAssEs.The market foreign still remained dun and
nomna. Uomesuc was quiet oud hrm We hear OF sales
VI @oo oos' NC" oeans At from QUO 70 ooc. we Viotc-
uv'-.en"nus.i anu n'Aeu.'....Ec a2Uc a.. -
Ehveu. ..'.'' ..'22c &c bic 4c
NuscovsSo arncry SSc' sc. S'e oec'
Porto Rico. 4Oc S5c 45c.
New vIesns; ~ Soc 4oc' 4oc DC
dull nominal and lower; quoted for round ots 7ac.
s3c tosn was also dull and nominal. strained quoted at
~ ~ we near OF sales OF 100 DDS low No. at "a 3D.
Tar was gniet but steady at former figures.
PkrRoLEUM-On change to-day the market remained
steady although dun and nominal Refined quoted at 22c
a2ec Tor spot or remainder OF onh Crude in bulk
du and weak out unchanged; held at l3a4c Naphha
also weak put not quotaoy changed he'd at lOc 10yoc
p gi seo~ qG s Sse oil ,a e 6%,
Ac AZ me Greek tue market wa quiet but rino rmer
S on Ss as and % q on the Swer
sales o, 100 6Ss standard waite LOU OF which sold
iat .n ss,qr1av, AL Al lie FOR March delivery
ages; cut meats, LES packages; lard 2,sll bbls. and
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