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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
FIRST EDiTIOA!!
The New Jersey & Del Central II. X
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10, ICoy1rpondeace 0f ate ConTqer0iGf,
ss4A .- - AD0vER DEL, April 20.
The New Jersey and Delaware Central Rail
Road Company was chartered by the Legisla-
ure of Delaware at its last session, to run from
| Port Penn, oia Townsend. to the Marylandlins.
| 1t has now become fixed fact that said road
| will soon be put under contract. and lbo built
The preliminary proceedings have already been
| taken for the organization of the road, backed
up by men of known integrity aud ability to do,
and perform what they cay! Engineers will
soon be placed upon the route to locate the
| line according to the terms of the charter, and
as soon as located through Delaware, the. right
of way will be obtained and active operations
commenced.
Proceedings are now being taken for the
right of way through Maryland, and engineers
of known ability, connected with the Camden "
Amboy railroad, for many years, with other gem
tlemen, will next week proceed over this route
prospecting for line. trc-ef.
This is the connecting link OF q route recently
chartered by the Legislature of New Jersey,
making an air line between Boston. New YORK
Washington, and the South and also to connect
with a Peninsuar route through Delaware, to
Cherrystone on the Chesapeake Bay, under re-
cent charter, granted by the Legislature of Del
aware. The parties connected with this great
system of railroads through this Peninsula and
Jersey, the writer knows, mean busines, as they
fully possess the means aud capital to push II
through, and active operations will commence 80
soon all the epreliminary articles OF association
are arranged, which is now being prepared by
the attorneys.
This iB an air line and running through the
most active business portions of the States OF
New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, az well as
the most fertile portions of said States, and along
the lines Of the proposed route the people are
exceedingly anxious and well disposed, and will,
not only In the main give the right of way, but
subscribe liberally to the stock.
The route proposed will shorten the distance
many miles between Boston New York, aud
| Washington, and effect great saving of time;
and by the Peninsular route to CherrYstone there
will be great saving to the southern travel both
| in time and distance. = Il RAILROAD.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

Mcdonnell the Paymaster of the Second Ave-
nue railroad, New York who had cayenne pepper
thrown in his eyes by highway robbers, on Mon
day, will probably lose his eyesight. No arrests
have been made.
The round house, wood house and machine
shops Of the Sheboygan and Fond du Lac Rail-
road, at Milwaukee, were burned yesterday
morning with three engines. Loss $4,000.
The round-house, paint shop and oil-house Of
the St. Louis, Kansas City aud Northern Rail-
road, at st. Louig were burned yesterday. Three
locomotives were damaged and Pullman car
was consumed. Loss $500 to 100000.
A fire at Augusta, Ga, yesterday. destroyed
$40, 900 worth of property r J. Pierce, dealer
dry ingoods, wac the principal sufferer, his loss
being estimated at 1928, 900.
A fire at Como, Miss, on Monday, destroyed
S35. 600 worth of property, including several dry
goods stores The dwelling of Thomas Ryan, at
Paterson, N. j., was burned yesterdar' LOSS
$12, 600.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Aeu advertisements.

YUNHE BILLS OF CHARLOTTE THOMPSON are
up I performan e this evening, april SO,h ;
Three Years in a Man Trap. Mondav, May 9th
Howe's London Circus, May 18th; and last, by AZ
means sale OF 81 lots on Saturdag, May 30. All
posted by aprsO 1t GEORGE W. JACKSON.
~HEAP CARPETS AND MATTINGs,
v. ARCHAMBAIJLT,
N. r. Cor Eleventh and Market sts., Philadelphia,
Ingram Carpets, Wool filing 81, q, soc.
AIl-wOol Ingram Carpets, 90, 70, 81, ST..
Engish Tapestry Bfnssels Carpets onlysl.S7'
Hemp Rag and List Carpets, % 81 b1e.
Fntry aud STAIR Carpets, 25 81, sos.
Floor OIL Cloths, all Widths, 40 CO. &C.
Gilt BOrdered Window Shades, rs, 81 to 81 25.
Red Check and Fancy Mattings, 81, 81, 5Oc.
CHEAP AUCTION LOTS.
1000 wards remnants best calicOes, lOc.
1000 Yards L .ng Cloih Muslin Remnants.
Remnants t.illowcase and sheeting Muslin, 2Oc,
Remnants Ghiness q rass Cloth, 1876.
Remnan Mons de LANES, emily 1khc.
Cheap Lot Table Linens, 81, So 90 70 ST, 81.
Cheap Lot Table NapAins and Towels, 8. 20 2Oc.
Cheap Lot HunaycOnb Bed-tl IiltS, tl.25, Sl'5O.
Cheap Lot spring Dress eioous y, 81, D lc
N.E, cor. Eleventh and Market streets
apr30-tt FhlLADELt AlA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

ogle & Miller announce another very inn
portant sale of thirty-six building lots, to be
lots are beautifully located, but short distance
from the city line fronting on Sixth, Seventh,
Hawley and Webb streets, and in neighbor-
hood which is improving very rapidly. And
parties desiring homes in that vicinity should
not fail to attend the sale. and secure a plot for
a home In very few years property in that
section will double in value, as the city is ex-
tending very fast in that direction and an oppor-
tunity for those of small means to purchase lots
not subject to city taxes, may not again be Of
fered
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
1eaths.

MoCAULLEY. In this city on April s0th, John Nc
ICauley, ia the 75th ytar of his age
ais relatives and male friends are respectfully in-
yited to attend his funeral from the residence OF
Mrs, T, McCaulley, No. 500 EeaWa avenue, on
Sattir1 ", M y Sd, at 2, r. M.
MCCLURE. LIN this city, on the seth inst, Emma,
daughter OF Jehu and Margaret Mcclure, aged .
years and IL months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
Wilmington, on fhursday, nay 1st,, at ~ o'clock,
7, NJ, to proceed to Riyerylew Cemetery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Fatal Accident.
KILLED ON THE RAIuaoAD, AT CHESTER

KILLED ON THE RAILROAD, AT CHESTER.
As the accommodation passenger train be-
tween this city and Philadelphia, which leaves
the latter city at o'clock, P. NJ. was nearing
thy city of Chester, the locomotive struck and
fatally wounded a man, whose name we failed
to learn. The person killed was walking along
the track and, il is supposed, did not hear the
signal of danger. He was rather well dressed,
and was removed from the road on mattrass,
diving in few minutes after the accident.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
ainruInr Accident.

A little girl named Agnes Miller, residing with
her father at Stonehouse, England, was running
about in a lobby, when strong current of wind
is supposed to have violently dashed the back
against the stone at the doorside. Her death
| was almost instantaneons.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
The Clayton Hsuse.

ARRIVALS UP TO i. 80 p. M, TO-DAY
T. W. Wood, Phila.
II. L. Rees Il W. -
Chas. McThame,
William Chalfant, Chester Co. Pa.
B D. Wallace, City.
Geo B. CARROT, Phila.
G. W. Smith,
II. APR leby, New York.
d. Woelpper Chandler, Phila.
A. H. Hurd, Boston.
Thos. D, Malone, Phila.
II. b. Glover,
u. Ii, Janney, Alexander, Va.
Herman Winter, New York.
A. Campbell, New York.
Geo G Temple, Dover. Del.
o. X. Lapham, New York.
Jno G. Garretson, New Jersey.
Saml. Fiske. Harrisburg, Pa.
Benz. r. Sheriff, Baltimore, Md.
Danl Morris, Washington, ID. q.
Geo. McAlpin, Phila.
A. Merrill, Newtown, Md.
L, H. Powers, Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Robinson, New York
Mrs Charlotte Thompson, do do
tlhas n Clark. do do
Lorraine Rogers, do do
1. A. Manning, do DO
r. NJ Ermentrout, Reading, ia.
q. Stoley do do
William f. Lockwood, Phila.
John W, Pearce, do
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

shad, good ones, were sO@s1.OO per pair in
market to-day,
The breaking OF an axle stopped the progres
of a heavily-loaded furniture wagon, at Fourth
and Market, this morning.
Asbury Sterling, colored boy, was knocked
down and run over by wagon, on Market
street, this morning. The boy was seriously
injured.
Messrs Reynolds 4 Co Real Estate Agents
will sell at public sale on the premises, on Satur
day May 10th 1873, without reserve, 33 choice
building lots lying on either side of Tenth st.
between Lincoln aud Union. 0gle x Miler auo
tioneers. Advertisement tomorrow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
The nevada I.nwyer,s Device.

The San Francisco Alta is responsible for the
story that Nevada lawyer had as client man
accused of murder and that the principal witness
in his favor being his wife, who incapacitated
from giving testimony by reason of her relation
to him, he got the murder trial postponed,
brought suit for divorce in her behalf and seclr-
ed it, and then triumphantly placed her ON the
stand to secure the acquittal OF her husband
He went free-and 30 did she.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
'e~ PRICE TWO CENTS.
THIRD EDITION.
The nIodoc Country.

FURTHER TROUBLE ExPEcTED-THE PEOPLE ARM
INd-RElNFoRoEMENrs TO GEN. GILLEM.
I-' SAN FRANcIsoo, April 80.
Advices from Yreka says that the people in
that vicinity are arming in expectation Of a gem
eral Indian war. Mendenhalrs troops one hun
dred!and thirty strong were expected to join Gen
Gllem last night. The settlers in the valley of
Oregon above the lava beds are moving away
withtheir cattle No further news from the
front.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Suicide.

A pHIrApEIPuIA ATTORNEY SHOOTS HIMSELF ON THE
EVE OF HIS WEDDING
PHILADELPHIA April, 80,
Richard Pettit an attorney, residing in Eigth
street near Spruce, committed suicide last even
ing, by shooting himself through the head. He
was to have been married at noon to-day to Miss
staley. The affair causes much excitement
among the friends Of the parties.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Washington.

OFFICIAL. DESPATCH FROM GEN. arILEM.
s WASHINGTON, April 80.
Official despatch from Gen. Gillem confirms
the associated press accounts already received,
but give little additional details. -Four dead Mo-
docs were discovered near the scene of battle
Lit. Harris is seriously, but hoped not danger
ously. wounded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
FhIlade!phia's Rnterprises-IOrs of Demands
for Money.
Philadelphia Correspondence Germantown Tele-
graph.l


gTaph.l
In some respects it is unfortunate that so
many of these things come simultaneously. We
have the Centennial subscription, the Academy
of the Fine Arts subscription, the Academy OF
the Natural Sciences subscription, the Jefferson
College subscription, the Geological Garden sub
scIiption, and chance for another large sub
scrption to build six additional steamers for the
American Steamship Company, to say nothing
Of the twenty-five millions called for by the
Pennsylvania Railroad. 1t may be said however,
that these repeated demands draw out the re-
sources of the city, and attest its increasing
wealth in way that nothing else could THESE
moneys will all be spent here or in the state.
or the Pennslyyania Railroad subscription, nine
teen millions will be spent in the State All the
others will pay themselves. The stock OF the
Geological Garden is expected to pay six per cent
dividend. These efforts stir up the sluggish
blood of the city and keep it active and circula-
ting. They make work. distribute money, ,lntuse
new life into the mass, and create something foI
citizens to gather round and to be proud Of
But it is truly to be hoped that the Geological
Garden subscription will not be made 30 OK,
tremely select. Let everybody have chance al
it, for all that is needed is ample revenue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

Gold closed yesterday at 1l6T. Government
securities mostly decliped 1sa4
The ST. Lawrence river is now clear of ice to
Montreal, and steamers will commence running
to that city to-day. I-.t ..u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Rhode Island.

GENERAL STRIKE AMONG MILL OPERATIVES.
PHILADELPHIA. April, 80.
A Providence despatch says that the mill op
eratives throughout Rhode Island will strike to-
morrow, for ten hours work per day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
France.

TIE CARLIsTs SURROUND THE CITY OF BILBoA.
PARIS, April 80.
1t is reported that the Carlists in Biscay, have
surrounded the city of Bilboa, which is almost
dafapcelaaa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHIADEIPHIA, April 80.
Cotton firm, 19sl02O1S. Flour dull Super
fine, 5CD5k extras, 696s4 Penna. Ohio extra
family 81 6CD996 Rye flour steady, go. Wheat
irmer, Rod, III 95@S2 amber Spring So. Rye
steady. So Corn active, Yellow, 63@65 mixed
Western, 63@64. Oats, better, White. 5l1952 ;
mixed, 4s15l91a. Whiskey, firm, 93. Gold,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
"A a,y,hsustIo TeAcAeE.

An insane woman rushed into a school-room
in Richmond, Va, few days ago, and told the
atfrityhted teacher that she had been sent to
saac5 the children gymnastics, and the teacher
being afraid to- object, she put the children
Through series Of the most extravagant antics,
after which she quietly departed. 'eIassg- sa.'1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
MarriagEs.

BATTIN-JoNKS.-In this city, at the residence
. OF the bIide's father by Rev, Geo. ii Smyth. oil
New York city, on Tuesday evening April u, ,lS'8,
Geo, G Battin and Mary a. Jones, both OF this
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

Probabilities; For the Middle States, cool
clearing and partially cloudy, with light North
westerly and North-sasterIy winds, with high
b arometer . .4..ta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

CHURCH SooABLE.-A church sociable will be
held at the Central, this evening. 1t ia in the
hands of the ladies' who have rendered these
socaoles 80 pleasant and popular, and this one
will be in no respect inferior to the others.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Boiler Explosion.
ONE MAN KILLED AND THREE WOUNDED.

~ THILAUELFflAf 1hPIlf UU'
The boiler in Slonaker, Howard Co.'s saw
mill, in the upper part of Williamsport, Pa, ex-
ploded, this morning, killing engineer Ezra e.
Fancher, and dangerously iniuring Wan. Muncy,
the watchman, and two others slightly,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

VIM. P. Clyde q Co.'s elegant new steam
ship, the Mary built by the Cramps, went on
her trial trip, yesterday afternoon. She 10 to go
on the Providence line. She has hrst-olass ao'
eommodations for forty passengers, % i :
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
New York City.

THE GOVERNOR SIGNS THE NEW CHARTER.
New YORK, April 30.
The Governor has signed the charter for New
York cilY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

LONDON, April 0U'
Letters from Jerusalem report severe fight
in Bethlehem between the Latin and Greek
Monks, five of the former and six of the latter
haing wounded
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

DEDIoATIoN.- new hall of Wilmington
Division, No. l. s. of t., in McClary's building,
Market street above 9Th, takes place. this even
ing, at ~ o'clock. The members OF this and
all the divisions 8. Of T., with the friends of
temperance, generally, are invited to be present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
War In the East.

THE GREEK AND LATIN MONKS FIGHT AT BETHLE-
HEMI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

THE TREAsURERsHIP OF THE PooR.--There are
several applicants for the position of Treasurer
of the Poor, to be filed to-day. So far know
they are VIM. Reynolds, H. ID. Hicks, and M b.
Ocheltree Of Wilmington; Joseph A. b. Smith,
af Brandywine James Delapl4ine, of Christiana;
Martin Lane, OF New Castle and others.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
MEnICATED WAX RIPPLE SHIELDS

For the relief of mothers suffering from sore or
cracked nipples Worn on the nipples these
Shields are found soothing and healing. They keep
the nipples soft and moist and prevent the clothing
from chaiing the nnamed surface. Prepared anu
aold Wholesale and retail by
~ t. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggtsts
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

cured investment, Dear
BIO Per Cent Gold
Interest (about 81 currency) and have the follow
ing elements OF security, VIZ; o- ..,.,,
q They are First Mortgage on the RoadI It's
Equipments Rights and Franchises.
g. They are a first lien on Its net earnings.
q There is pledged In addition, for the pay ment OF
principal and interest Land Grant OF 1850 acres
per mile through the States, and % 600 acres per
mile through the territories traversed The Com
pany is already entitled to nearly Ten Million acres
Of It's grant, and Its land sales thus far have aver
aged IS 66 per acre. -.-s.-,.
I'm operation, the earnings for 1873 Will be large
An marketable stocks and bonds are received in
exchange for Northern PaciHcs on most favorable
JAY COOKE ~ CO.,
AND BY
John NIcLeaH 81 Son.
BANKERS,
NO. eo2 Market street: -,
AS KATE AND MAY WALKED OUT ONE
L n FOR Parasols their Hobby
Was something new and stylish too
Distingue, neat and nooDy'
The city DER they did explore
In vain until arrest
At DiXON's FAR-FAMED Fancy Store,
BY customers Invested.
What nobby styles, of goods what piles,
1t cannot be contested
That for beauty, h1tsh, style and grace
In all the town, this is the place
| Your moneys best invested.
No. 81 8. Eighth Street east side,
apr25-2s-so PHILAnKLPhIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

THE EXCURSION, To-MoRRow.--The excur-
sion, tomorrow. by tho stockholders to the
Oanp-meeting Association promises to be well
patrOnized and an event Of great interest. Up
wards of 800 tickets have already been sold, and
the party will consist of persons from Baltimore,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, New York, our own
city and elsewhere. The Baltimore stockholders.
26 in number held meeting on Monday and
made arrangements for their attendance. Tho
fare for the round trip il $3.50. The train
leaves the Z, W, a. b. Depot at A. M,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
slGosO EDITOR.
+"a npaAsr Record.

REPORT OF rue SIGNAL SERVICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

.Isu uoia,duHW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30
Cuccus RELLApoN, coMII.

fIyosciami of English manufacture, Nitrtte OF
Anvil Aethyliden CHORD of Chloraathy, Phlortd-
Gin, Chloracetc Acid, Scherlngs Xylol, Glob1es OF
Apial, 5 drops each. French Capsules OF Sandal
Wood 10 drops each Capsules (Schertngsl OF AylOi
pharmaceutical preparations at ,,,,
Corner sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

IMPORTANT ANNoUNoEMENT-An increased
demand is perc eptible in the real estate mar
ket, for lots on which to build neat and com-
Portable houses, for which Wilmington is 80
noted These houses are mostly owned by me-
chanics and others who are of limited means,
who thus avoid the enormous rents of the pres
ent day. To meet this demand in a measure
public sale, on the Lowering and Norris proper
ties The sale will be held on Saturday, May
10Th, commencing at 315 z. NJ, to be sold with
out postponement, withdrawal or Undertaking
The lots on the Lowering property are on Della
ware avenue, within one square OF the city pass
enger railway depot, being the last lots to bt
sold by Mr., H. in this vicinity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-30

SUDDEN DEATH OF JOHN MoCAULLEY John
McCaulley died suddenly at his residence, No.
5gO Delaware Avenue, at Q o'clock, this morning,
after an illness of only two hours duration. He
had for several years been suffering with the
heart disease. and his death was, therefore, not
wholly unexpected. About 4 o'clock, this morn
ing lie was oppressed with his aflliction to an
unusual degree of severity, but arose frSm his
bed and summoned his nephew to his side. A
physician was at once sent for, but despite all
efforts he quickly sank in DEATH while sitting in
chair, in about two hours after he was taken
lie was in .his 18th year, The burial will take
plaee on Saturday afternoon at 2 O'clock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-19
RIVER INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVALS.
Steamer VIM. Lewis No. 2, St. Louis.
John Kilgour, Cincinnati
" Julia, Vicksburg.
" A. j. White, Napoleon.
" w. j. Behan, Cincinnati.
" Bannock City, White river.
" City Of Quincy, ST. Louis.
Joe Kinney, st. Louis.
" Ouachita Belle, New Orleans.
" Henry Probasco, New Orleans
" II. S. Turner, New Orleans.
" Mollie Moore, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer VIM Lewis No. 2, N. Orleans.
" W. j. Behan, New Orleans.
" G. W. Cheek, Napoleon.
+" st. Francis, Helena.
" Pat Cleburne, Helena.
Julia, St. Louis
" Noble Moore, St. Louis.
Joe Kinney. Vicksburg.
Henry Probasco, Cincinnati.
City Of Quincy, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
A. j. White, 0uachita Belle, Bannock
City, West Wind, Frank Forest, John
Kilgour, Mary Boyd, Andy Baum.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-19
Arrest of a FOrger.

Yesterday a stranger presented On
order for goods to Cole & Co., on Second
street. The order was signed, /" Hook &
LaGrill," and was duly honored by
Cole & Co. 1t was soon discovered that
the order was clever forgery, and De.
tective Cranmer was at once placed on
the track Of the unknown. This morn
ing, on the corner of BeRl aud Shelby,
Cranmer saw man answering to the
imperfect description. He called to
him, but the fellow ran Immediately.
He was soon captured and conveyed to
the Adams street station.house. Several
brushes and forged orders we're found
on his person. He gave his name as
Frank SEWERS, and stated that he was a
house and sign painter; that finding no
work in Cincinnati he left that city and
arrived in Memphis yesterday, and not
being able to secure employment at his
trade he attempted to-raise some money
by forging orders. On his person were
found well executed orders on j. Tagg,
signed Pope & Slaughter, painters"
SEWERS will have an interview with the
Recorder Tomorrow morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-19

The following quotations arc for small or
ders or jobblng rates.
APPLES-s8a6 h Dbl.
BACON lesssidss, az, 20, clear rib side
6S964ci shoulders, q $500 hams, unean'
vased lOhalliSo; breakfast bacon, l0lgl01 70.
nRAN-6l O59l 10 n owt,
BUTTER-Medium. 23s2ic; choice. 2esilc
"BAGGING-iiX@i51So Nlb.
BEANs-NaVy, " zoos 20 y Dbl.
CHICKENS 1894 30, a. to quality.
COAL OF --20922c d gallon.
CABBAG ESD crate. 50 %.
COkN-In store. 72973c b bushel.
CHEESE-factory. li1aglb1ao.
COTTON SEED-t1 y ton.
CORN-MEAL-s2 Sjet3 o. q Dbl.
CORfEE-Ris, 2ia2Sc d lb.
EGGS 2j@27o y dozen.
fLOuR--Supor and extra, 50 OO9J t0i fam
w and fancy brands, 81 0099 % b bbli inie-
HAischoice. s25 OO@25 q p ton medium.
S2g 0Og2l Oh 4 ton; 81 35al 40 4 cst.
HOMlNY-F barrel. 81 1895 %.
LlME-sl 5O4l rs y bbl.
LARD - Tierces. sh@s1Ec; kegs. 9HSlOc
MoLAssEs-LouisIana, new in barrels. IS
960e; syups, 6j1i50o h gallen.
ONIONs-Mixed. So Oegi 20 . Dbl.
OAIs-Choico, Mass a bushel.
POkk-Bulk clear tides. &c; clear rib, 6H'
shoulder, 01sc; mess. slf 6O8l5 80 q barrel.
POiAI0Es-Peaehblows and russets, 81 20
sUGAR- Crushed. powdered and granu-
lated, llS4gl2c b lbi soit, refined, yellow and
whlte IN Dbl. sh9llo' brown and yellow. In
sALT-s2 SOFAS 50 q Dbl.
TlkS-ia 10, S54a9c.
TWINE-l31S9lijSc