Montreal herald and daily commercial gazette, 1 octobre 1867, mardi 1 octobre 1867

[" notices.MüLSOKS BANK.ÎîHB'.Shareholders of the MOLSONS BANK are hereby notified that a DIVIDEND of FODRPER CENT, upon the Capital Stock was this day declared for the Current Half-year, and that the same will be payable at the Office of the Bank In this City on and after the FIRST day of OCTOBER next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the the 16th to the 30th prox.inclusive.By order of the Board.WM.SACHE, Cashier.Montreal, 80th August, IStl.________[mwf tl S24, dly tl Ol 209] District of Montreal.INSOLVENT ACT AND ITS AMENDMENTS.In the Matter of JOSEPH PARIZEAU and STANISLAS P ARISE AULT, of St.Martin, He Jesus, Carriage Manufacturers and Cartwrights, individually and as Co-partners, under the name of JOSEPH PARIZEAU & FRERE, Insolvents.tu J.BELIVEA J, OLIVIER FAUCHER and LOUIS LAVOIE, Jr., Assignees.-.-3 vi» ¦ .' \u2022- OF 1864 AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.VOL.LIX.MONTREAL, TUESDAY IYL ?RNJNG, OCTO3aII 1\t1867.NUMBER 234.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, all I he moveable property, Carriages, finished and unfinished ; Wood and Materials, Tools, 5Horses, 15 head of Cattle, 12 Sheep, 8 Hee-hlves, Corn, Greens, i\u2019.Blackburn.The following note has been addressed to tho Unit d 8(a\u2018 g Consul at Toronto regarding Dr.Blackburn, who lately went to New Orleans, by ' special permission, to treat tho yellow fever cases there :\u2014 \u201c Department of State, Washington, Sept 25, 1867.\"IJ.Thurston, Esq., United States Consul Toronto, Ontario.11 Sir,\u2014Your despatch of tho 17th of September, No.223, has been received with an accompaniment which is an affidavit containing an oath of allegiance subscribed by S.P.Blackburn, and verified by yourself.I remit that paper to your care with permission to restore it to the affiant- I assume that tho paper was made and delivered to you with a view to its being filed in tbis department under provision of the President's proclamation of pardon issued on the 7th of September, instant.Tho affiant is understood to ba called Dr.Blackburn, Nothing is known by this department concern-.ing him as haying directly or indirectly participated in tho late rebellion; all that is known is, that he lies under tho charge of felony; in this, that ho conceived and put into execution within a foreign jurisdiction a plot to disseminate contagion aud pestilence in this and other cities of the United States, by clandestinely transmitting\u2014for an unsuspicious market masses of affected clotkiug, taken from the corpses of persons who had died of the yellow-fever in tho tropics.It is not easy to unders-tand how an offence of that character, which ia a detestible crime against mankind, can be supposed, oven by' tbe felon himself, to be entitled to be regarded as an act of insurrection, rebellion, or civil war.The President\u2019s proclamation offers no immunity in this case.\u201c I am, sir, your obed\u2019t sorv\u2019t, [Signed] \u201c William H.Seward.\u2019\u2019 Great Western Railway Hotel Cars.A short time ago we noticed the completion of two splendid sleeping cars as an addition to the first class rolling stock of tho Great West Western Railway.Two more of the same class are ready to be placed on the road.These ears are much more elaborate in their ornamentation, and much more complete in their arrangements than any other cars, which have been built on this continent.At either end of each car are two state rooms first in which perfect privacy in secured by sliding doors and curtained windows.In each of these rooms six persons can travel with all tho comforts of homo clinging around them except only the number of cubic feet of space allotted, to each.On one side of the room you have your sofa, on the other your arm chairs, luxurs.ant in their upholstery and pleasant to the eye ; in the centre your dining-table, on which you may enjoy your eggs and ooffee, or.your quiet rubber of whist, at tho rate of forty miioa an hour.And when night comes you have but to give a signal to tho attendant, and sota and chairs begin to divost themselves of their distinctive features, and in a few moments are metamorphosed into comfortable beds, with mattresses and pillows.With a little manipulation, your table folds its wings and collapses into a thing which you may throw into a corner, you would your waiking-stick or umbrella.Again, tho fresco panneling above, which has hitherto seemed a portion of either the side or ceiling of the car, moves down to a horizontal position, and reveals janotber sleeping repository, in all respects similar to that below, at the same time yielding a bidden treasure of rich curtains,richly trimmed, which, suspended from the silver-plated rod overhead, make the sleepings arrangements complete.It must not be supposed that tha superior accommodations df the drawing rooms have been obtained by sacrificing those of the other parts of the car ; in these on the contrary there are seats as comfortable, tables as convenient, and, so far as the hours of sleep are concerned, privacy as complete.Every passenger will bo within reach of a bell-pull, a touch of which will bring a waiter from a kind of restaurant, fitted up at tho end of tho car, who will furnish, if required, all or any of the \u201cdelicacies of tho seasen,\u201d so that one can enjoy the \u201ccreature comforts\u201d independents of tho artinoes of refreshment saloon keepers.The exterior of tho car is painted a rich oar-iniiie lake colour, ]with gold.On two oval panneis on either side are bronno copies in alto-relievo of Thorwaldsen\u2019g oelobrated figures Ol\ttnu'-t AtAcji\t,\tj.xiu tsihLB UpIO l' feet longer than those already constructed by the Company for this line, and present when on the road a grand and imposing appearance.They vest upon trucks of eight wheels, and in riding qualities are all that the most fastidious would desire, as was satisfactorily proved by the trial trip of the President on Tuesday last.A Sea which Dried Up and Re-appeared af-te.! a Lapse of Twelve Hundred Years.\u2014 A curious question was discussed at a recent meeting of tho British Royal Geographical Society, Sir Henry Rawliuson expressed the opinion that, the Sea of Aral\u2014a body of water having an area of 23,000 square miles, or three times tbe size of Massachusetts\u2014bad no existence in tbe long period between 600 years before Christ and GOO years after, and that the River Oxus and Jaxar-ste now flowing into it, both flowed into the Caspian Sea.He paid: 11 The sea first eame into notice in the seventh century, and these two are spoken of tor several hundred years as emptying into it.Another change seems to have occurred between 1300 and IGqO, aud the rivers again flowed into the Caspian Sea; but since the la\u2019lter date they slowly changed their channel until they found an outlet into the Sea of Aral.\u201d Tids theory was combated by Sir Roderick Murchison, the geologist, who affirmed that the mere absence of allusion to the Sea of Aral was no proof of its non existence, and cited the geological evidences that whatever changes the sea had undergone must have occurred long before the birth of history or tradition.Sir Henry Rawlinson, in reply, said that evidence exists, in the writings of tlie 14the and 15th centuries, that a common highway of travel from Europe, to Asia, passed directly over the region now-covered by the waters of the Aral.His opponent admitted that such evidence would be conclusive.Here the debate ended, with the understanding that Sir Henry is to collect and publish the proofs of his assertion.fToT.x,owAYS Finns.\u2014 Heartburn \u2014 When over-fl w of bile occurs and the functions of the stomach become deranged, a burning sensation is felt in the reciouof the stomach, and is popularly termed Heartburn niolloway\u2019s pills, by their immediate action on the liver, purify Its secretions, cleanse the solvent fluids, and expel all acrid irritating matter fiom the stomach.Bold by all Urugzlsts.\tu mf DW 283 MONTBSAL HMAt.n AND DAILY COMMEKCIAL GAZETTÈ: TUESDAY, OCTOBER.!, I86t.The following telegraph has been received from Mr.Vose, the celebrated piano-forte maker, of Boston, a choice selection of whose splendid pianos Mr.Shaw is going to sell at his stores on Wednesday, to-morrow.Boston, 30th Sept., 18G7.Mr.Henry J.Shaw, of Montreal, and Messrs.A.& S Nordhcimer of Toronto, are the only anthorized agents for the sale of my pianos in Canada.Any instruments of my make oflered for srie by other partiel are second-hand, have been several years i u use, and will not he guaranteed bv mo.\t\u201e .\u201e\u201e\u201e JAMES W .VOSE.TRADE & COMMERCE.The splendid pianos, all now and fully guaranteed, consigned by Mr.Vose, of Boston, are on view at Mr.Shaw's stores, in Groat St James Street, up stair, to day.The sale takes place to-morrow.This morning Mr.Devauy will sell at his rooms 139 Great St.James street, a fine assortment of Jacques & Hays valuable black walnut furniture.Also, a lot of good second-hand furniture, the contents of two neat residences removed to his store for convenience of sale.As this will likely ho the closing furniture sale of the season, and Mr.Devany has instructions to soli \u201c without reserve\u2019 we advise our readers to avail fhemscives of the opportunity.The hour of sale is 10 o\u2019clock.Mr.Devany will hold the first of his groat Fall sales at his rooms, 139 Great St.James Street, this evening, at seven o\u2019clock.When lie will offer a splendid stock of West of England broad cloths heavers, pilots, doeskins, tweeds, 1.w.underclothing, hosiery, blankets, &c.Ccuntry merchants and heads of families desirous of laying in their winter stock will do well to attend this safe, as the whole must be sold without reserve.All who wish to grow flowers in tho house, in winter, or to have their gardens and flower-plots gay with spring (lowers, should attend the great sale of Dutch bulbs, at Mr.Arnton\u2019s, on Tuesday afternoon, 1st October.\u2014See advertisement.Trade Sale of Wines, Brandies, Cigars, &c., &c., by Mr.Deeming, for account of Messrs.Reuter, Lionais & Co., this day (Tuesday), at One o\u2019clock.Trade Sale of Tobaccos, this morning, at Ten o\u2019clock, for account of Messrs.Starke, Smith & Co., at their stores, by Mr.Deeming.Trade Sale of Teas, by Mr.Deeming, for account of D.Torrance & Co., at their sale room, Hospital street, to-morrow morning (Wednesday), October 2d.Cata-gues are prepared, and the Teas on view AmtOAcniNo Trade Sales.\u2014Partial particulars of the numerous large and important trade sales advertised by Mr.Deeming, may be seen on reference to his advertising columns.Prompt Settlement.\u2014Attention is directed to an advertisement with this heading in our advertising columns this morning.Fairbank\u2019s Scales.\u2014The highest premium awarded them at the Paris Exposition, and tho increasing demand for them from all parts of the world, are sufficient proofs of their superiority overall others.New England Warehouse 118 Milk street, Boston.Tho attention of tire trade is directed to the sale at the stores of Victor Hudon, Esq., on Wednesday the 2nd inst.The Brandies to he offered comprise 250 packages [birds., qr-brls., and octaves] and 2,500 cases of \u201c Martell\u2019s,\u2019\u2019 \u201cHennesey\u2019s,\u201d \u201c Otard, Bupuy & Co.,\u201d \u201c Vine Growers Co,,\u201d and \u201c Jules Kobin & Co\u2019s.,\u2019) Brandies.J.G.Shipway,auctioneer.What a glorious country ra the East, when! they have no such thrilling wincis, and cold, ant stormy blssts to wreck the constitution.Bn yet, although the climate here is ordered tlrus, Nature has kindly endowed mankind with the conquering power of wielding an all-sufficient weapon against the enemy Disease.Diseases of tire Throat, Lungs, Diver, Kidneys, Digestive organs, Ac., are here most prevalent, and fur their cure we have nothing to compete with the Or at Shoslmnees Remedy.1m DSW i'iitj BiSAïJï'irttJJf, If A m;.CHEVALIER\u2019S LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair toits original color and youthful beauty; Imparts life, strength and growth to the weakest hair ; stops its failing out at once ; keeps the head clean ; is unparal-le.ed as a hair-dressing.Sold by all druggists, fashionable hair-dressers, and dealers Infancy goods.Henry, Simpson & Co., Montreal Agents for Canada.Sarah A.Ciucvalier, M.D., New York.June 27.\tIts Om 152 Bryans WAFEKS-(The great public remedy have now been in rise over twenty years, hence it cannot he said liiat they are on trial.They iiave been thoroughly tried, and pronounced (on the authority of those whose lives and health they have preserved) to be a cure, harmless and eminently salutary preparation, and if taken In season will invariably cure colds, coughs, sore throat, and all bronchial aftections.une fair trial will convince the most skeptical.Sold by all medicine dealers, at 25 cents per box.nr txs 132 We Pledge ouk Reputation for the Fulfilment of WHAT WEIIERE Deoi.are.\u2014In a\u2019-most every Instance where the infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be found in tifteen or twenty minutes after MRS.VV1NSLU W \u2019S suuTHiNu S Y R U1\u2019 has been administered.Cures dysentery, and diarihcea and wind colic.Sure to regulate the bowels.Price 25 cents a bottle.Offices, No.215 Fulton sireet, New York, and No.21)5 High Holborn, London, England.Be sure and call lor \u201cMrs.VVinsioiv\u2019s soothing Syrup.All others are base and danaeroua nutations.\t[rDSW 233J\tu A Clergyman (Rev.-J, MoMurray), writing from Halifsx, N.S., says: \u201cHaving suffered several years with throat affection, to which clergymen are especially subject, and having used various remedies, I have pleasure in giving my testimony as LO thé relief 1 have had in the discharge of my Sabbath labors trom ihe use of \u201cBrown\u2019s Bronchial Tlociir:s,\u201d Theÿ have been a great comlort.Others to whom I have recommended them have used them with advantage.\" T or Coughs and Colds the Troches are equally efficacious.\tr DaVV 233 Catarrh.\u2014A clergyman, aged 42, had long suffered with catarrh, which had not only been a source of annoyance, but began to excite uneasiness in regard to its effects upon his general health.There was a frequent and sometimes a profuse discharge from the head, frequent sneezing, and an almost entire loss of smell.He procured a box of Humpnreys ttpeciuc Catarrh Pil.s No.19 and was entirely cured, even to a return of his sense of smell in the course of a few weeks.Humphreys\u2019 Specific Homoeopathic Medicine Co.662 Broadway, N.Y.Henry, Simpson &Co., Wholesale Agents for Canada.Also sold by Kenneth Campbell & Co.and J.A.Harte.\trDSW 227 Advick Gratis.\u2014Rest is as positive a necessity to the human frame, as air or aliment.When you begin to ieel unwell take rest.Continual and excessive labor fatigues the system and accelerates disease.Take a mild preventive.A lew doses ol Downs\u2019Vegetable Balsamic Elixir or Henry's Vermont Liniment, used in time, will save money and prevent sickness.Our last advice is to use the Odous Kallvmte-rios for the teeth.Y ou can get nothing equal to it.Wee advertisement of Barnes, Henry* Co in another column\t[1m DSW 2091 Father Point, Sept.30.\u2014Weather clear and cold.No shipping.Marlborough inwards at 3.20 p.m.HERADD OFFICE, ) Monday.30th September, 1867 ) The Barque Polly, from Glasgow, arrived at Quebec this morning.Customs\u2019 Revenue.\u2014Comparative statement for the Quarters ending 30th Sept., for the years 1866 and 1867.\u2014 1866\t.$1,507,878 57 1867\t.1,354,734 36 $ 153,144 21 The weather yesterday and to day was very cold for the season, there being evidence this .morning of a touch of frost during last night.Pia Iron.\u2014The market is now active, with a considerable demand for the Western States.There were sales to-day to the extent of 400 tons, at full prices for the Chicago market.Financial.\u2014The money market is without any important feature to note.There was only a moderate demand for accomodation at the Banks, and a comparatively light business done in the street at rates ranging from 9 to 12 per cent for fair to third class paper.' Sterling Exchange is very dull.Bank 60 day Bills are procurable at 9| to 9£, the discount rate being about-10J- to 10^.The Stock market is less active.Commercial Bank shares are offering at 55, but there are no .buyers at that price, and very few offers.Montreal is in request at 1331 to 133|, but'there are no shares offering.Ontario is a?ked for at 105, and People\u2019s at 106.Merchant\u2019s is offered at 108£, hut there are no buyers up \u2022to that rate.City would command 105, very little stock offering.For Union of D.C.102£ is offered.There are no sellers, however, at that quotation.Government currency G.\u2019s are quiet; sellers at par, buyers at 99J.Government stg 6\u2019s are asked for at 99, which is under the views of sellers .Huron Copper Shares are in demand at 46, no sellers under 49.Montreal mining consols offering at $2 25, no buyers over $2.Produce.\u2014There was no material change in the Flour market this morning.The disposition to buy was a shade better, but prices are not altered as compared with Saturday.The sales were chiefly of Strong Super, to the extent of abopt 1200 bbls.in lots at $7 20 to $7 40.A round lot of 2000 bbls.City brand was disposed of on private terms, and 500 bbls.of Good Super uninspected as it lies (well known brand) at $7 074.The lower grades were moved more freely, there being considerable sales of No.2 at $6 80 to $6 87j.Oatmeal is very quiet, at the rates quoted.Wheat\u2014There is a good steady demand for local use, and some enquiry for shipment since Saturday ; the sales amount to 100,000 bushels at $1,55 to $1,56 for Milwaukee and Chicago No.1 ; and $1,494 to $1,51 for No.2; sellers are now asking the outside quotation.Two ears of Upper Canada Spring were placed at $1,55.The Western markets have advanced.Chicago, Sept.30.\u2014No.2 f.o.b.$1,90.Milwaukee, Sept.30.\u2014No.2 $1,894 f.o.b.Pease.\u2014The demand is good, but the offers for forward delivery are at high prices.viz.: 96c to 98c ; several thousand bushels placed at 974c per 66 lbs.Oats.\u2014Are in moderate demand and command high rates ; sales to the extent of 40,000 bnshels at 39Jc to 40c per 32 lbs.Barley\u2014Is asked for, but there is not much olfering.Holders now ask extreme prices.Corn\u2014None offering.PROVISIONS.Pork\u2014Is inactive at $20,25 to $20,50 for Mess.Transactions are confined to retail parcels within quotations.Thin Mess dull-Prime and Prime Mess meet little or no inquiry.Butter.\u2014Tho snap of cold weather has created a livelier feeling, there being some enquiry for shipment.Bight sales are noted at ISjC to locaccording to quality.Cheese.\u2014The demand is very light at 84c ; choice Factory would command 8jc to 9a Ashes.\u2014Pots are not quite so active ; we quote firsts nominally at $5,90 to $0 ; tho receipts are light and few offered.Seconds brisk at $5,30 to $5,35; and Thirds $4,90 to $4,95.Pearls quiet at $6,65 for Firsts and $6,40 for Seconds.Receipts 50 brls Pels and 55 brls Pearls.FI.OUR.Snp Extra.$ 8.(10®\t8.ÜO1 DoCityB\u2019mls\t7.05®7.12,V Extra.7.65»\t7 75| Super No.2.\t0.76® 6.9Û Fancy.7.50®\t7.W)( Fine.6,40® 0.50 Super f r om\tI Middlings .4 00® 4.30 Can.Wheat 7.05© 7.In Pollards .3.503 3.75 Strong do.7.25© 7.85 Bags.3.5 I® 3.00 Super Westn\tj Rye.4.25» -1 50 Wheat.7.10®\t7.K I Oatmeal.5.40® 5.50 MRAIN.Wheat, 60 lbs.1,50 @1.55 j Barley.481bs.*70.(3,0.724 Corn, 5(1 lbs.$0 02430.05 : Rye, 501bs.0 7000.(0 Oats, 321 bs.(1.374@0.b9 [ Pease, «Slbs.0.04 @ 0.05 SYtMOS.Flax, 561 bs.,, $L60@0.00| Clover,lb .,.$0.1200.124 Timothy,4ülba 2.0()®0.0()j ASasES.pcs* IOO lbs, for whale, and $2,40 for sperm.Lard is firmly held ; sales of prime yinter at $1,30.SUGAR\u2014The market for raw is active at the advance noted yesterday.The sales are 2,285 hhds at 10] to 121c for Cuba : 121c for Porte Rico, and 886 boxes Havana at 11| to 14c Boston Flour market.Flour\u2014The receipts of Flour for the week have been 60,253 bbls of all kinds against 40\u2019-858 bbls for the corresponding week of 1866.Prices continue to be fully maintained, notwithstanding the large receipts, but the trade are now very well supplied and are purchasing in smaller lots and with more caution.The demand for Europe is checked by the high prices on this side, and, with stocks accumuia-ting and a tight money market, it will be difficult to sustain the current rates, especially _ as the trade are disposed to purchase only for immediate wants.A few of the leading brands of St.Louis arrive only in small quantities, just sufficient to supply a limited trade that will use no other kind, and for them very extreme prices continue to be sustained, but the tendency for nearly all kinds has been in favor of buyers for some days past.The sales have been at $7.50 to $9 for Western superfine ; $10.25 to $11 for common extras ; i 1.25 to $12 for medium extras and bakers red wheat brands ; and $12.50 to $13.50 for good and choice; including Genesee.No Canada Flour here and none expected as long as gold keeps up at present rate.In Corn Meal there have been sales at $6.75 per bbl for good shipping brands* In Rye Flour the sales have been quite small at from $8 to $9 per bbl, as to quality.Imports from January I to Sept.21.1867.\t1866.Flour, bbls.779,821\t819,887 Wheat, bu.109,922\t9,231 New York Petroleum Bïa»*kot.Crude is inquired for: 2,000 bbls were sold for October at 15c, and 2,000 bbls do, same delivery, on private terms; bonded has been more sought after, at steadier prices; the sales are as follows: 2,000 bbls standard white on the spot and for the balance of the month at 32c; IjBqO bbls do; same delivery, at 32 Jc; fully 5,250 bbls, same delivery, at 33c: 3,000 bbls, for October delivery, at 35a35ic, and 5,000 bbls, for November delivery, on private terms.For Philadelphia delivery the business continues active; the sales are 4,500 bbls, bonded, standard white, for immediate delivery, at 33a34c; 2,500 bbls do, for October, on private terms: 3,000 bbls do, for October and November, at 34jc, and 3,000 bbls do, from October to December, at 35c.New York Is*Oîi Market.Scotcli pig is dull and prices are quite nominal.American is held at former prices, 1,600 tons Than as & Allentown brands were sold on private terms.New York launbev.Market.The market for spruce is quiet but steady ; the offerings are small', but as the dealers aie already well supplied the demand is rather light : prices are urichanged ; we notice sales of 230,000 feet at $17 to $17,75.Southern pine is more active, and desirable lots will bring a shade better prices ; we quote $35 to $45.The jobbing trade is unchanged.We quote dressed boards as follows : Southern pine.$35to $ 40 Wlri te pine box boards.*4 to WMte pine merchantable box boards 29 to Clear pine.\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022 60 to Poplar and W wood boards and plank.55 to Cherry boards and plank.75 to Oak and ash.55 to Maple and birch.36 to Black Walnut.-.90 to New York I.eatîif r Market.Hemlock has not changed particularly since our report.The receipts have been very free towards the slose, and the lower grades have perhaps eased off a trifle : prime stock, however is very firmly held, with a fair business.Buenos Ayres over weights, and good quality, good damaged, and poor do, meet with the most demand.Hemlock, B A, heavy\t\t\t\tper lb Do\tdo, mid.\t\t\tdo Do\ttlo, light\t\t\tdo Do\tCal, heavy\t\t\tdo Do\tdo, mid\t\t.\tto 30\tdo Do\tdo, light\t\t.284 to 29\tdo Do\tOrinoco, heavy .\t.27 to 29\tdo Do\tdo, mid\t\t.28 to 29\tdo Do\tdo, light\u2014\t.28 to 28j\tdo Do\tpoor do\t\t.\u2014 to 22\tdo Do\tin rough\t\t\tdo Oak slaughter, heavy\t\t\t\tdo Oak, middle\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tdo Oak, light\t\t\t\tdo \t\t\tdo Oak, do light\t\t\t\tdo Oak,in rough, heavy\t\t\t.42 to 44\tdo Oak,\tdo.mid.\t\t\tdo Oak,\tdo, light\t\t\tdo Oak, belhes\t\t\t\tdo \tI>aîïy stocK\tKeporl.\t Monday.Sept.30, 1867.\u201c\tPJ0 P p P P p p p fa p p p1,^ p p p p p p p ¦\u20acflo silslèslll ^\t: CO 6 Ig oé9 ?W ~ 8 03 ^p n> cjs§§ « o O >05 COM .1 I I : : sr ce d-i cn 01\tax\t00 ce n- th.ce ** ri*.»D« vk.w.>3 >2 >tuc; « (OCDGsCbCBCDGsOStr, (-4 (-¦ H- M w.^ HJ V\" (D©CbCDO>CDgO: ©©CBCDCDfDCDcD OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOf; a>a>a>ct>a>®©G>©a>a>rt)mn)CD(r co ; Cî CB CB erb CB * © CB CB * © ® p ti P \u20180 P P r-f _ e+ e+ .e,.H Pearls, firsts $0.G5@0 00 Pearls, see\u2019ds U.IU® 0.00 Pots, firsts.$5 90 ®6.00 Pots, sec\u2019nds 6.30 ©5.35 Pots, thirds.4.90 @4.95 I*B«VSSI«RS.Pork,Mess.$20 253,20.601 Hams - Sugar- Prime Mess.15 75@16.00i Cured.15e@l(ie Prime.15.25@16.50! 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