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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-16

Palaverin' about the Branch Railroad,
the Sugar Planter, among other things,
says: "Our people may he led, may be
coaXed into almost anything, but one
thing certain, they will never be driven
into any measures they may disprove
of Allof the above is bosh In company
with Mr., Courier, after many of the
citizens of West Baton Rough had been
respectfully invited to be present, we
went down to Bruly Landing, one Sun
day morning, to meet them FOR the pur-
pose of asking them, in behalf of the
people Of Baton Rouge, to allow the
Company to run its road Though their
lands In addition, Mr., Bujol, a resident
ofWest Baton Rouge was specially EN-
ployed by rs to visit every property
owner and solicit the right of way for
the road. What was the result These
friendly requests were. met by furious
denunciations and the fuuwarranted as
sertion that Baton Rouge chad given the
Company the right of way through the
lands Of their neighbors' This upon
the simple fact thai we had promised to
interpose in behalfof the G. mpany, in
the matter referred to and in the manner
described in the above, The driving has
been dene altogether by the West Baton
Rougeans, who have attempted to
"ehoke off" the railroad by Fnjunctions
and every conceivable in pediment.
That's the truth of it.
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(opMc1AI-l
PROCEEDINGS or CITY COUNCIL.
MAYoR's OFFICE, Cry OF BATON ROUGE,
Monday April 18th, 1881.

MAYoR's OFFICE, Cry OF BATON ROUGE,
Monday April 18th, 1881.
Adjourned meeting.
Pursuant to adjournment from 4th
inst, the Council met at III o'clock A.
M.
Presentation. L. Jastremski, Mayor
and Messrs. Wax, Week, Duggan. Nc
Cabe. Brooks Burke and Gimler.-Coun-
cilmen.
The Minutes of last regular and called
meetings were read and approved.
His Honor the Mayor, requested con-
sent of the Council to read the following
commu nication. Granted
April 18th 1sol.
To HIS HONOR THE MAYOR,
Dear Sir-In reference to bill OF W.
C. Anpis, he complains OF an injustice
being done i'll its rejection. | would
therefore suggest to the Honorable
members, that same be reconsidered and
referred to Finance Committee. | am
unable to attend on account of sick
ness in family. Hope you will urge
same and oblige,
Yours.
JOHN J. WAN.
1t was moved and seconded that the
action taken on bill Of $50 presented by
W. c. Annis Esq, he reconsidered.
Adopted.
II was moved and seconded that the
bill of $50 presented by W. c. Annis Esq,
be referred to the Finance Committee
Adopted.
The following bills were then exam.
med and allowed:
P. Favre, Digging graves. --.Sl4 VI
NJ. Lange, Monthly bills. ...---.S46S O.
o. Arbour & Bro, $40 a
VIM. G. Waller, -.Sl5 VI
n. Wax. - VI
J. d. Fisher Sl30 VI
M.Granary, (servces election April
| fln CIV W
J. W. Bates, (seryices election April
4th---- ----S' d
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We have learned that an additional
force is to be put on the line of the Ba-
ton Rouge Branch of the n. 0. Pacific,
in order to push it to rapid completion.
1t is also reported that the West Baton
Rougeans who were fighting the rail-
road, have become more reasonable and
that the matters in dispute are being ar
ranged to the satisfaction of all parties
concerned.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, nth JUDICIAL
- District Court, Parish of East Baton Rouge.
In the matter Of the succession of j. W. and
Emily Wood deceased. No. l4l5, probate
By virtue of a commission issued in the above
entitled and numbered succession and to me di-
rebted from tue Honorable Court aforesaid
will expose to public sale on the premises,
whereon deceased last resided in Brookstown, at
about FIVE miles from the City of Baton Rouge, on
Saturday the 23d day Of April
A. D. 1881, between the hours of II O'Clock A. NJ.
and o'clock 2. NJ. of said day the following de-
scrbed property belonging to the succession of
j. W. and Emily Wood deceased, to.wir:
ONE BAY MARE AND SORBEL MARE
colt, one sorrel mare, one speckle roane pony
nine goats thirty three head horn cattle, ore
SOW and eleven pigs, a lot of household fuin.
ture, one old wagon, one old buggy, two plows,
one. corn sbellor, 15o barrels corn, belonging to
the deceased j. w. Wood and his survi wing
widow Mrs L. Wood.
Terms of sa.e-CASH to uay debts.
aprla. j. W BATES, Sheriff.
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IL was moved and seconded. That the
ordinance adopted January I'd. 1877, and
in force during the year lSc0, requiring
one-half Of the Sinking Fund to be ap-
piled to the payment OF old warrants and
one-half to the payment of bonds, beand
the same is hereby repealed. Adopted.
Resolved, That the Sinking Fund tor
the year ISL and future years be set
aside for the payment of all valid back
Indebtedness of the city and shall be
paid ont to the highest bidder for the
cash, payment to be received i'll bonds
or warrants without distinction by the
Administrator of Finance, and by or
der of the Council after ten days notice
in the official journal Of the city, Adopt
ed.
1t was moved and seconded that the
Council adjourn to meet on Monday, 18th
inst, at ~ O'Clock A. NJ. Adopted.
LEON JASTREMSKI, Mayor
GEO. HENDERSON, Secretary.
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THE NAVY YARD.-Tbe Council, on
yesterday, adopted resolution creating
u committee composed Of the Mayor and
Messrs. Duggan and Week, to commu-
nicate with the Secretary of the Navy,
for the purpose of calling his attention
to tho peculiarly advantageous site for a
Navy Yard, afforded by the |. S. Bar
racks, grounds and natural basin ada
cent. The extensive barracks, quarters
tor officers, store-houses, magazines, ETC.,
have been unoccupied for some time and
will soon go to decay unless they are used
for Naval Or Army purposes. The COM
mittee was also instructed to memorial
ize Congress on this important subject.
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CONSIGNED TO THE FLAMES. -On yes
terday, in presence of the City Council,
twenty-five capitol bonds, of 500 each,
were burned, thus leaving but s32,5oO
of Baton Rouge's contribution to rebuild
the Capitol to be met in the future. In
stead of the one-twentleth of the princi-
pal which the city is to redeem each
year, of the $4,000 it will be seen that
one-fourteenth was taken up the first
year, while the interest was promptly
met. This is indeed a aattering exhibit,
one that must enhance the credit of the
Capital City.
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Respectfully submitted,
GEO. HENDERSON, Auditor

Respectfully submitted,
GEO. HENDERSON, Auditor
1t was movcd and seconded, that the
report be received and approved. Adop-
ted.
REPORT OF ADMINISTRATORS OF FINANCE.
Conference.-The receipts and disburse-
ments of my Office during the month of
March were:
corrections Slccb %
Warrants redeemed . 1854 81
Deposit for sinking fund. ...- S135 SO
Very Respectfully,
M.LANGM,
Administration of Finance.
Ii was moved aud seconded, That the
report be received and approved.
Adopted.
The report of the Administrator of Po-
lice and Administrator Of Improvements
were read, received and filed.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
MessrS. Burke and Week reported I'M
tavorably OH petition of taxpayers in
Cattishtown for remission of taxes. stat
ing that they did not consider the Coun
ell had any authority to grant said re-
quest, after having adopted the budget
for the current year, Mr.. II. G. Gimler
for minority report on same petition re-
ported favorably.
1t was moved and seconded that the
majority report be adopted. Carried, Mr..
Gimler voting no.
The Chairman of the Finance Com
mittee not being prepared to make q
fiscal report, asked for further time to
report on the petition of Washington
Fire Company No. fer aid IN repairing
their steamer Granted,
PETITIONS.
From Independence Fire Company No.
=, asking city to provide Il new alarm
bell for their Company, was read, re-
eeived and laid over under the rules.
From H. '. Babin, J. T. McKitrick
and others asking charity on behclf of
Lahan and Fanny Founding, was read,
receive and referred to Charity Com
mittee.
RESOLUTIONS, RTC.
By Mr.. Burke-Resolved That the
Street Committee be authorized to ex-
anime the wharf and wharfmaster's Of
flee and make such repairs and changes
upon the same as they in their judgment
may deem fit, without further action by
the Council--adopted.
His Honor, the Mayor, informed the
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PERRY, Houston County, Ga, Jan. 20, 1880.
In the year 1873, there were two negro pris-
oners confined in the Jail of this county, who
were very badly afflicted with that loathsome
disease Syphilis. In my official capacity as
Ordinary | employed Capt G. T. Swift then a
resident of this place, to cure them, under a
contract, no cure, no pay He administered
to them his celebrated Syphilitic Specihc. and
in few weeks felt bound, under my contract,
to pay him ont of the county treasury, as he
had effected complete and radical cure.
In testimony hereuntO set my Off.
SEAL cial signature and seal.
A. s. GILES,
Ordinary Houston County Georgia.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. February, a. 1879.
We take pleasure in saying that the S. 5. S. is
giving good satisfaction. We have had excel
lent results from q number OF cases. une gen
tleman who had been confined to his bed sia
Deeks with Syphilitic Rheumatism has been
cured entirely, and speaks in the highest praise
eff it. 1t also acts as well in primary as in
secondary and tertiary cases.
CHILES d BERRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Propr
et0rs, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold BY W. Z. CLUYERIUS,
Call FOL copy OF Young Mems Friend.
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J. ]. CAPDEVIELLE,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES, And LIQUORS
EAR CORN.
Lime, HoOppolG : PlatbOat Agent.

All orders for Goods i'll the above line will re-.
ceiye prompt attention. Deals only in tirst,class
articles, snch as are suited to this section Of
country, Call and examine for yourselves.
March G 1880 v:,n4y.
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The Railroad Committee and the gen.
tlemen designated as signers of the East
ern Louisiana Railway Company, are
requested to assemble tonight, at seven
O'clock, at Col Cross office, Pixies row,
to adopt the charter and transact such
business asmay represented .Aprompt
and full attendance is earnestly urged.
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the requirements of the Ferry Lease, mn
der new lease, subcommittee had agreed
to re-advertise the same and raise the
price of passage to ten cents, as under
old contract. On motion, duly seconded,
the action of the committee was APPROX
ed.
His Honor, the Mayor, offered some
suggestions in regard to the location Of
a Naval Station at Baton Rouge.
By Mr.. Duggan-Resolved, That a
committee of three including the Mayor
be appointed to confer with the proper
authorities on this subject-adopted.
And Messrs. Duggan and Week APP
pointed On the committee.
His Honor, the Mayor, drew attention
to the condition of the old building adj
joining the Favrot property on the hill
adjacent to steamboat landing and be-
longing to estate of l., Bonnecaze. Sew
eral other dilapidated sheds and build
ings being also brought to the notice Of
the Council, it was
Resolved, That the building on Florida
street, referred to by the Mayor, belong
ing to the estate of l.. Bonneca2e, the
building at the corner of st. Ferdinand
and Spain streets, belonging to the est.
of Jas. Nc Calop, the shed over the ban
quette in front of the old Montan prop.
erty on Front street, the shed over the
banquette Oh Third street next to and
south of j. Steensen's drug store, be de.
clared nuisances and the owners or agents
of said buildings and sheds be required
to abate said nuisances forthwith, and III
default OF so doing the same shall be
done by the city at their expense-adop
ted
1t was moved and seconded That the
Finance Committee be authorized tt
dispose OF, to the best advantage, tht
money still remaining in the Sinking
Fund for the redemption of warrants
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Burke-Resolyed, That thu
twenty-five bonds OF capitol loan, re
deemed by the city, be now destroyed by
burning in the presence of the Council
Adopted.
The following described and number
ed bonds We're then received from tn,
Administrator of Finance and burned:
bonds, No. 30 to34. both in
! elusive ---..----..----.T 5oV W
bonds, No. - to 10, both in
t elusive. Observation-Disclosures. 300 o.
bonds, No. 50 to Il, both IN
elusive 800 Ot
II bonds, No. 217 to 22G, both
inclusive. | 600 o.
6 bonds, No. 29l to 296. bothin-
elusive -............-... 600 OF
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Gri.Mesklp CapitOIian
LOCAL MATTERS.

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Fever
and Ague.
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Sg Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

~ fOhhs
NEW YORK, February No0n.-Stocks strong.
Money 0u can. sac per soat. FNcnau2e-Lons,
iSi'; short. -. state bonds dali. Governments
Eren,ng.--Horey. sac per cent. EXCHANGE,
iS2H4~24. Goyfrnmcnts STEADY; new -, 700 :
new 4 -. Il2 new IS. ll2l. states dun.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. February S.-Tfe Post'S financial Al
tirlt O. di, sly: rhc stock Nchange market "a"
active and strong to-day. tnliri states bonds are
unchanged. Railroad bonds are generally high p.
Speculative stock, are up .lHl TER cent? ~" highest
price, having been made shortly Doe ore noon. The
telegraph .;oci- are notably strong ga The ouiri1l
auu Innccmeut of the Western Cnion Telegraph
that me Atlantic aud Pacific stock in ~ treasury b.
TINS VIII giNrlhe holder of each 100 shares OF old
Western Union -turk l4Ss shares ~ the ne" $50
100000 capitalization. The ock, n)tale i"r an
adv incc 90 ,iaV have sold Il; high n the follow
ing figures: ". /. Telegraph. 1862; Americas
linton. 80: Atlantic aud Paci6c. A.; Nm' rictn
District, 81: col Iaio coat, 13'i; feorh, J. :
gan truiral 1902 New York central, fSt: North
crn Pacific. ~ "a 697i; Delaware. LacKawtuu,t
and Western. lZ3.,; Cauada south ~; De'a r
Pacific 81: WABASH. 1851 SSis Iron Mountain.
81. kansa, aud Texas, ~ and Pacinc Mail, ~ a'
The temper ot The general run Of stock exchange
have been in spite Of mis-. oregon Nt'igit"h'
which Yesterday advanced 10 Isl J. down to day -
l76. The money market is EASY, With per cent.
IN. ruling rate tor call loan, on stocks ard per
cent. on United state, bonds.
The following quotations were current -. day;
Tinted states 1 per cents, ll2g bid, l2h aske'i
United States 1 per cents, ll2 bld Il2b 1skei'
New Jersey Central 93N; ONO and Mississippi
49,: Erie. 49,: Michigan Central, 1872: llanni'
bal and -. joseph. j2i.; Lake shore l2Y; North
west, l29>: Northwest preferred. l4is; Iror
Mountain. so, >; Rock I.land, 1852; II. PAU. III
Wabash, y. Louis and Pacific. As; Wabash, II
LOWs and Pacific preferred, S7t; kanSas an'
G. and /. C., %; Pacific Mail, 3D.; Union Pacific
H..
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February S.-Virgina G's, deferred
ID; console II second series, 30: Da>i-'iur con
pon., 93.; new l0-4O', 81; lU.4O'', coupon
93i, BID to-day
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America's sympathy for the Land
League.

NEW YORK. February S.-The editor Of
the irish World to-day received a cable
gram from Patrick Egan, treasurer Of the
Irish National Land Leagve, who : at
present in Paris. in which he says: "The
substantial aid that is CONSTANTLY waited
over TO Us from our kindred in the great
republic, joined with the sympathy OF the
American people expressed through the
mouth OF the United States Congress, has
infused into Ireland a spirit OF hope and OF
determination To fight IL out TO the bitter
end all Iandfordism Is dead and all forms OF
ususpation and tyranny are killed" On
the receipt Of this dispatch the iriSh World
cabled TO Mr. Egan $4,000 francs.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


4 DESPERATE NEGRO IN PITTsYLvANIA
COUNTY CLUBS MAN TO DEATH, BREAKS
ANOTIIER's ARM, AND CUTS ANOTHER BE
FORE HE Is ARREsTED-FlRE AT OMRo
wISCoNsIN-FATkL ACCIDENT AT BCF-
FALO FROM 4 FAILING BUILDING-C0N-
GREssiONAL fIVE-HUNDRED-TiiO
SAND. DOLLAR FIRE IN INDIANAPOLIS
the NEW ORLEANS FLOODED DIsTRfCTs-
A WHOLE TOWN BURNED-RAID on ILL
CIT DIsTlLLERS IN FLOYD AND FRAHK-
LIN COUNTIES-THE WRECKED STEAMER
BOHEMlA; TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS
DROWNED -- REPORTED INVASION OF
PORT MEDINA-THE SPANISH MINISTRY
RESiGNED-THE LAND LEAGUE--A CHAL-
LFNGE SENT AND REFUSED AND \
SECOND INSULT GIVEN, &C. sc.
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". II. FarnshoId is appointed postmaster
~ ., ,th're Cross, Essex county, Va, Utce X.
H. airing, resigned. Waldo NJ. Allen H.
appointed at Rock bridge Alum Springs Uice
d. A. Frazier. moved away. John Good
iluge Is appointed at Moniross. Westmore-
,'hu county, Uice w. A. Spence, resigned.
o. II. Gillian Is appointed at Uixburg, APP
pVmallox county, Uice A. w. Flippen, de-
1lhed. Harry SchUltze is appointed at
p'illo"'s, SpOlsylyanla county, Uice Miss
ha'e Schulize, resigned. A. e. Stephenson
appointed at Wiiliamsville, Bath county,
wee j.. u. Bradshaw, resigned. james ID.
neCoigan Is appointed at Holcombe's Rock,
bedford county, rice w. l.. Michigan, de-
Ceased.
10 give your suffering rheumatic neigh
o"f bottle OF ST. Jacobs Oil is true charity.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Resignation Of the Spanish Ministry

MADRID, February S.-The Spanish Min
islry has rendered its resignation in conSe-
quence OF the klng'S refusal Of his as mt
10 the bill for the conversion OF the redeem
able loans OF 1876 and 1880 Of thirty-fOur
millions pounds sterling, with their deficit.
into five per cent. stock Iedccmdblc in
twenty years. The measure was regarded
as the first step OF The new financial policy.
1t was thought in Madrid that aS the full exc.
cutiOn OF this policy would take eighteen
months, there would be- no hope OF Sen)r>
Sogl>ia and Martinez CampOs getting office
IN 1881 II the King a>scntcd 10 the intro
ducliou Of the bull,
> i. W.-lt i now expected that SCnOr
SOga>ta VIII head the new Cabinet. Corie,
will be dissolved
4 Challenge Refused.
L BERLIN, February S.-IIerr BenningSen,
the National leader in the Pru,san Diet,
ha, challenged Herr Won Ludwig, mem.
beT Of the Independent party, TO tight a
duel in consequence Of the latter having
charged him with 4 breach Of his oath 10
the King OF Illn0yer. Herr Won Ludwig
refused TO accept The chIliengc. but repeat
ed the insult.
Excitement NJ Port Medina.
NEW ORLEANS. February S.-Thc Schoon-
er y. VI. Chase. from Rult1u. brings news
OF great excitement AZ Port Medina owing
to a report that the Costa Rlcans are pre-
| pairing 10 invade that section. The people
Of Port Medina are preparing to make re-
si>tance.
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Heavy Storm at Mobile.

MOBILE. Ala, February S.-A heavy
storm began here sunday morning, attain
ing IL greatest force sunday night. There
has been no news from the Lower bay, and
nothing is known regarding the shipping.
several wash-outs Oh the New Orleans and
Mobile and Mobile and Montgomery rail-
roads are reported. Trains have been sns.
pended and the wires are down nearly
everywhere. The damage in the city is
<liOhf
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stanley Matthews.

New YORK, February S.-A telegram was
forwarded yesterday by the president and
secretary Of the New York Board OF Trade
and Transportation in behalf Of 500 busint IS
firms, members OF the Board. To the JUDI.
ciary Committee OF the United States Senate
protesting against the confirmation OF Hon.
Stanley Matthews as Judge OF the Supreme
Court,
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Climbed Tn Death.

HOW An INFuRiATED NEGRO WAS ARRESTED.
AND AFTER he HAD CLUDBED MAN TO
DEATH. WAS JAILED.
Especial telegram to The Disnatch.k
CHATHAM, Va, February Son Satur.
day last. at a warraDt.trying at Museville,
in this county, an Infatuated negro, named
Dock Wright. dubbed }. o. Arthur TO
death. broke W. a. Museville'. arm, and cut
- Hendricks band, VINO tried to stop
him. II required ten armed men to arrest
and bring bin to Jail, threats beng made
by the order Of True Friends" OF which
be was a member, 10 rescue him on the
way.
Our Jail contains sixteen prisoners-two
for murder
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.xIyrNT THE CHURCH..
,,c ordination Of Coi"rcd tp'sc"
pal Deacon.

... fI,ppFUs SALTUS ADMITTED TO
"..,Sv oRpFES-A LARGE CONGREGATION
,.,yNpltp At ST. MARk'-IMPoSlNG
.,ry1or> BY TnE BISHOP AID OTHER
IlEcNNEN.
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Roots. Ginsens, s0c.; seneca, without TOP, 80
as.
soda: Sal. Is@2c., in kegs; Essiish coda. o.:
American. sktnfc.
6DtYus TIrDsntfns: 55c.

6Dtytts TIrDsntfns: 55c.
Foreign Fruits and Csndy.
| CANDY: 12fai3c. eD.
Lemons. Messna. a46t4.5O a boz
Oranges: sour. $3.50: sweet, tMtJ.50 u
box
Groceries. &c.
Bacon: shoulders. &C.. clear rfs-~,des. DC. {;
ribbed. sa.e.: virnnis shoulders. 7d7f;.; yb-
gn4 nog-round. ga o e. Virzlnis mans. ,arg ! lc
mail l2H;.,: .ugar-cnred 11c.; plain hAms
Buc.etss Painted. two hoops, sI.So@sL7s
B ,Ss. Two s.rInss. sI,25: ,are. strtnr'
Coses: Rio-Common. ilgl2c.: fair. I3N
tc.; good 10 prirce. i59loc.: Lasnsyra. lG3
Candles: Adamantine candles. I29lsI3c. p set
I5d ljxc. u ~: balf-hoxes. lSc.: tsllow. lac.
Cheese Prime cuiiinE. ltTa Sc; northern
pa TO-: English dairy. lsGe2Oc. Pineapple, 25c.
Rice: Carolina. 7'd7Fc.
Sfsh. IIorrnps-->Ortn Carolina gross 1850
Eastern, t35Omsa. Msekerei, No. ! Ray, half
barrels, $3.50; No. z. I'm barrels. 90 30 No.
mack.rei. s5.so@s6: No. l. In ks. si.'0; No
lard: prime. parro'. and rerc4s. Iap.: ~ half.
'arrels, he: tubs, 9sGs9sc. for New Yorh %
H0tGssss: common syrup--bogsheads. 25c
tlerces. 26c. barrels. PIE: genuine soi.en syrup
35945c. :, gallon: New Orleans. prime. 50a60c.
sat. Liverpool. from store, tl.40 Ground
alum from store. soc. "a sack
Sugar: Crushed, lOkc.: nowdereo. lOss.: graz
g, So. ,enow. 7'Sasc.. crt loai. i0i,;.
oOrD. Common, Oh c.. Oesl .9asuiax. 7tlt6t
toilet. 5G20c.: and fancy DricsA country. 46s3f.
Tsds: BLACK. 2j@5e. imperial % G75 gun
pow0er 3jc. -.
Hides. Leather. &c.
HIDES: Wet ssited. sage drv Sxted. l28l5c.
ny hint. Ian Sc: green, 5S6c.
Gs1thSr. Rough leather, 2Sd3Oc.; eniShed bar
ness leather, 3OM ftc. finished uDDer. 300 4Jc.;
finished kips, 800 f5.c nemlock Solss. 30d26c.
iron. Steel. Na,is. &c.
Ir5n: American rerned. Old DOmlRon bar,
6-l0c. a n. for standard sizes; English ano
american sheet - Sac Swedes hammered, so
osc hoop. d5.s
Minis: OLD DOMINION, % for standard sizes for
100 kegs.
Plough- Castings: Wholesale. s,c.; retail. 4lc.
n
Rope: Manila. best. 2h:. =; Iute sl,a9c.
Lianors. Wines. &c.
Ate: Scotch, best brands, pins s2@f2.2o .
dozen, gold.
Br0ndfso: Domestic. al.25@a2: fruit. sl.l0A
sl.40; apple. new. sl.75GsZ; old, s2.25&t3
Virginia reach. f2df2.J0.
Rue WhisksVs: Medium, . .50G&2: pure old. %
Tf4 Virginia mountain, new, sl7'Gt2. Id
t2Gt3 ana upwards.
Gin: Domestic. fl.250t2: imported, - = case
NyD EnItIHd Rum: h .AnTsl 10
Rsctl WhtsS-yS: sl2OMsl -.
CIorer S5.5O8s6.
Orcb0f2 GFdsS. Sl.5O@Sl.75.
Tino,Af $50 80 ~.