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SANS souoI HOTEL. BALLsTon SPA, n. I

- THIS LONG KNOWN AND fAsOhilf tsiAb.
I'll ishm.nt h the extensive grounds b-onfins ~ ~
and all It's appufsnanoes mas been recently pu INTO ms
most perfect order and repair and VIII re Open'u f h-
,.,c-ui.on OF Wis tors ON the 18th ofJYuc next
The Inducements and dssntagrs onef'J py Va" Ssns
ioucr As ade. hul retreat afc too rideiy sn"~
r., render unu. description nece.safy lie spsfi"us
,eyant .aIoon. and apaftmenis-o rieh anJ di. 'hro
sty OF It's pleasure grounds, Tow ia IN msrr
Guilty. atiOp--tts .uet fefen"hi 81 ~
.hsdy fetfeals-and c comfort and order ~te u l. .A"i
"a .laI, peySie and characterize the whole esisbsDr1-
All combine present uDriyaied suscuons ~ ne s.Ds
generally. .,.. - -. 49,
fsasons may prefer quiet and repose onc psesia afan
f,xes lLs location mes from Sarsogs spinss 10
Which has alton by railroad several us- l.f
nus anording easy opportunity VI ming ling ~ ur sses "a
anusenens OF lat tashionsir watering plssr ~u""i -
NJ sub ected AMI coDinsion or ~ 'fo" 10
The Saratoga Mineral Wsles Will be constantly ufllsis6
health al aud sparkling a. al The springs themselves
There are also Mineral Fountains 10 ir nn''dis .y
4 the Sans ,Oucl OF great value and rif A. IN" n"~
~ pguR SpRISs Barns safsioss Lsse are fpf mice
,an and carriages viii from ie Hotel si ali tnrs TOT
e accommodation Of Visitors ho may wish va use s bsi'
- 10 en- roy the delightful scenery Of tbs lsAs .
The ,ans souci" All be under Inc charge of Mr.. H. "a
(, KANE end T. W. HUAFOKD, laie of the Lssio IAs.fs,
Albany and they Thai their personal enDfts, to<r~
lth ia many natural advantages ard srscoDs, ~ ~ f~fs
all that could be wished for by those who sssA b's1.
eomior or pleasure during the coming sesson
ia nl
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Boarding ano totels.

BOARD IN the Country-The subscribed occupy hs
- very pleasantly situated and iooms h".ihnt az
nd, cons uous To Inc stage Road, surrounded b. ,sf
Trees of receiving QUE of ~ small isnn'' ~
. few single boaIdefs Access To AMI from me 'tt ~
sage ", 100 aday-dlsisncc mies Inquiry may b. lAie
Of Mr. Nm Wise, Jr Ws,h Maker, No ~ rui"n sus"s
MRS. 4. {. TAYLOR,
lyl5n' Fiaisnds, Opposite b''seHs
DOAKDIN(;.-G and their wives of anglo
ID cutl.u..l can Obtain board with pleasant rooms, ~
40 . tOrs,tl-.fr.-t References exchanged. JNip ~
s,UAKDINt. gsuti, anu tneif wis's--' a. -"
Dam frunI room 81 door, also large ifont nam
with bedroom attached the door lie sliusi0n u very
yen.ant, and terms moderate Apply ii No. % fu""
rect psi~'
lOAkD.-Pi.asani Room .~uh 'ioafd. %" De yo.a.'i
ID al Is. Canai-s Tor Gentle and u"ii Wa ~ ssr
Gentlemen. ~ '''
DOAkNINGs.-Mrs. NJ. GRIM 100 " ainu stt'i ''
ID .wc.n ilh md On fnia'eipas Having eonn' ii y
lsr Old &c snen M. large and conniiipus h".s' a.
ning, Is prepared To scconHodas al additional nsb
Der OF gcuecl BoaIdefs She has several are anu ~S
tpartnienls tor families, Travellers and olii.fs
MAKM AND COLD BATHS are attached Ia ihe houss,
md every attention pad by herself aud ~alua Tie '.s
ion Is central Terms moderate D' ~
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(ONlsREss.HALL.-s sprnss-tAL'i.
" MUNOkk, Proprietor. THIS cool, eomm"di"1' a'h
!snOnabe pubic ls now open It's dnc. ~ ss'r'
y that celebrated medicinal fountain, Congress spfhs ~
Commands healthy locauon and b"snuin pfosS+'i &C
nv i'm, ar establishment Af Ssfsl0ga spfinss
T.. ,.ye nj. b. found -xceA.nf .s terms ~ n'%l'ftH,
"a ~, srodxnt. az prompt meet the ~shss VI ~ pa
ON, a. gentlemen and ladies can desire 49,. =. 49,.
T n,or.o, fr,urns BIZ thanks The public for no bcr
nv heretofore e1trnaed 10 TN, and assures uvsr ""v
sy hereafter visit him. hal e u not be surpassed "a AJ
-, - rb can reasonably contribute to e comfort ~ 20
'"s y, =, ~. .o,..f. Jsj In
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"A sumption by Schencs' Pulmomc sYuP
Mr. sCHENCK Dear Sill : a great satisfaction TO
rae . av ~ Law before you and tie public the success Of
NV daagher, health by maAng Of your genuine Pull
m5nc syrup My wife and eel gave up a. hopes hat Sue
her consnmptve and eminent physcans that attended her
for the space fourteen months tod Us so and they could
enc, 10 your Pumouc syrup being genniEe cure for con-
SUMPTION and has proved 80 10 my daughters case
ery and now Will give you statement Of my daughters
case For several months continual cough day and night
soies ~ he f and seldom without pains Ia her head
eontnns main IN her ri side, and a. length mai NJ ~
nnsarsr hi hob sides her shoulders also dreadful
rt,ns s~ro.. ber chest m The loss OF appetite. and
sseng OF her ances Th- can Be relied on, an honest
"a -. -. 49, Al nv house. PETER DELANY,
p Msrkel-sireei, Newark Ne~-Jersey.
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= NkMHLKliM nUMMEK RkTKEAT.cT

III subscriber yectfu.ly announces 10 us pubic VA ~
- sui continues to seep ths above named boAhDi's
ESTABLISHMENT for Le reception ~ fDso ~hp may
vi 20 10Y of cool and my sm"-rf-
he House Is LARGE and COAAODloIS, and psass..f
.tualsd on Academy Hin, within i've mnucs sAs [" n.
eambost landing The prospesii one ~ ue n.hes o. -
fnd.on naord,px an unobsrtcet view Of Se~y.fsh DsJ,
od soe view Of West POM, The Highlands, Noonnn.'
sc~nery SC. Families or single persons can ~
MN board by the day " ~esA a feasonsp" Con-,
N.wburgh May. ist5 ImyH 2mlspl u v pVp'r
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DARTINE,, LOTION.

DARTINE's LOTION.-A cerlan cure IN al ke
ID following cases. VIZ GOut Rheumatism, Swelings OF
oil kinds Dsocs,on- and fractured Bones, Bruises Cuts,
Con;u.ion. attended with pain and Inflammation Poisonous
Bites and sings Burns scads Chlbans Cos or bunion'
and Wound, Of every description, II affords immediate
and permanent relief IL perhaps The only article that car
be depended upon he cure OF Ose ans IN the back snd
de generally produced by taking cold Alter violent
ton aud ovefheaung For GlandulH Iuulors, Lumbsgo.
Tefier or RngwOrm and al kinds Of Empuons
of le SKIN Il i a most eNcren, remedy. For Fever anu
Apr que IN the Fare Camp The stomach. and Head
ache acts Ike charm. bui above AL IN The cure of Ten
do and Capsuar Injuries sprains aud Wounds OF every
de.cnpton. frce - cents per bottle Ans person who
buy, boue of the above Lotion and Uses Il according To
directions accompanying eacn oo'ue anu "o DOES ho'
,- n-rfy ..l.f. Al the result can, by returning the
epy bottle have the money reiufed. Travellers vii do
weio supply themselves win sone o n- above Lotion ss
case Of accidents. &C -rr Captains Will also md ~ be
tr.i rate article 10 hav. with item A. ssmpe IL us spp-
cxon and " m be found TO snswer every purpose OF
dcne chest Il has been found during recent passage 10
The W,-l niie- 10 he certain cure iJf sea-sickness
Pnncip. Depot 51a Broad wsy -,
vi5f.s.od {. : BARTiNE co. Propnelors
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tiysIAN Fields HOboken Splendid Exhibitions
Free every afternoon this week, commencing on Monday,
July lfh al o'clock the beautiful Green In front OF The
Colonade Concentration Of Novelties calculated in
spir- the audience with sef knowledge and Admiration,
10 be given by several Of the mosi popular Artists Of the day
Mr. MCCARTHY the pleasure 20 announce for this week,
YOUNG FRANCISCO, the accomplished Fakir OF Ange-
Ina and tie greatest Magician of he sge Aso, he has
made arrangements with the TWO MISS BARRIERS,
who will appear IN a variety Of their most popular Dances
and songs az sung BY them all The principal Theatfe- IN
The Tnou Oyder Of The imulc1eaii.l Dung francisco
viii commence with bic Hndoo Miracles, consisting Of up
wards OF One Hundred Experiments. After which he Will
introduce the elegant and real Chinese 6aue-in which be
beai for large sum Of money. the ghy Greek Rgas.
and b. now bids defiance rival Dancing IN all rs
rei.es by the Mics BARRIERS also, tney will sing
several ofthe mo-. popular Songs Of the day Ia addition
the above Mr. McCay has 4aged that justly celebrated
American BrAss Rand-Leader Mr.. shelton. jyliot
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GUY ard County Of Ner- i'rs, - .,., -
GOING statement n-d by him, Just and rue 20 The best
49, 49, snN,.'sog. nd belief PETER DELANY.
sworn before me this Lei day OF August, lofa
JAMES HARPER, Mayor.
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DOCT. WHITE ; CORDIAL

Please notice tia, the genuine scaeneSs Pumonic Syrup
can be had a. the Proprietor Ohee oIy No fSolfhno
f..x below Rrnsf~-v lev I'M
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EPHRAlM T. TUCKER,
No. - YORK street, Jersey City

jersey CIV, Jan y, I5FF =
Nero Lrseg Hudson county ss-Per-onsly appeared be-
fore me the subscriber Mayor vi Jersey City. Ephrsm
Tucker who being by me duly sworn according 10 law on
BY him subscribed In relation 10 the cure effected by
schenchs Pumonic Syrup True and further sayelh not
PETERPENTLEY, Mayor OF jersey Cry
Jersey City, Jan. ~, 1914
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~ j. ID. Wheeler. Aii,rney and Counsellor a.
Law .-d Commissioner OF Deeds &C. vii attend IN fb@
Readnr-Roon OF TsInmany tia. a al bours OF tie day
lui O.f
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JtksFF IoFFs
nrs H. schenck-Dear Sir Mrs. Ephralm Tucker Is
personally known me- and believe her statement worhy
II AL credit represented the signature OF her nus
and know that she very III and she seems In
= endowment of comfortable health
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NJ. LUSK,

Pastor of the X d. Church, Jersey City.
The genuine Schencks Pulmonc Syrup be- had At the
Propretors Office only. No CORTLAND street few doors
below Broadway.
Please notice that 8 Beekman Of i9t CORTLAND street
who formerly acted my agent, Is no longer trusted with
the sale Of the Genuine schencks Pulmonc syrup
len i'm. J. IA. SCHENCK
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DIED =:

IA Saturday evening lst inst. DAVID REID, late of
Patc.s son, n. J. aged Is years and months.
On Sunday night I'd inst aged 30 months. c. NJ FCl.'
LER Of Joseph T. and Czarina H. Evans and grand
son Of Rev. C. NJ. Fuller.
The friends Of the family, and members OF Cannonst
Baptist Church. respectfully invited to attend the flu
neral from the residence OF VIM T. Anderson. Esq this
CTuesd y morning. Nov. 4,h 1915 10 O'Clock, without
farther invitation.
AT New Rochelle on the Both ult. after lingering ILL.,
ness which he bore with Christian orttude and resiene
tion NICHOLAS COHU, late Of this city in the Goth
year of his age
On the Cd inst James H. of the late John R. He'd
ley. aged o.
On the 3D. Mrs. Mary NJ. Matthews. 81.
On the I'd Lydia wife of Preston Hodges o..
At Eizabethtown n J. on the 18th inst Rev. Frederic
Beasley
On board ship Hampden, 25h ult the passage from
this city, John Carey, 81.
A, Albany. Goth nit James J. Newbury of Catski, IS :
Cd inst Angus McDuttie. 5i.
At Catski 3Oh ult Mary, daughter OF Reuben R. Pen
noyer. 70; Henry h Prentss. 81
At Batavia, 23d Syvanus Graham, So
A, Norwich n Y. 2s;h Mrs Abbey Yocum, 30
At Ncwstead 25th, ANDREW BELL, Revolutionary
pensoner, 81.
AT oswego, 29th, Mrs. Alkaline S. Allyn So
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MARRIED

In New.York on Tuesday, the 2Sth ult by Rev D: Bel
lamy JAMES X. APGAR, OF Brooklyn, TO Miss SARAH
MARIA daughter Of Jacob Acker, ESQ. lete Sherlt oil
Ncw-York.
At albany Both ult John Hollenbeck to Caroline
Woolford Nelson P DWELL TO Amanda Schuyler.
AT Newbureh. Goth. Jacob n. Smith, OF Goshen, 20
Caharine c. Chase.
At Buffalo asth Charles G Barnard of :. c. to Maria
NJ. Goodman.
a, Batavia I'D, Geo w. Terry r. Emily White.
At Kingston n. Y George Dill. If Newburgh TO Eurice
Place 18th, VIM. II Middagh IT, Susan Brooks.
At Goshen, Odd. James H. Jansen 10 Mary Smiley.
At Rochester. 30th Lewis p l.ldridge to Ann Burns.
At Catskll sd Thomas Chadwick to Rachel Chad
wick 25th Thomas Gray TO Mary Story, both of Scot,
land Goth Alfred Jenkins, of Julia Trppet
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49,, w,rd.-.Ata large and enthusia,tc meet.

rr T.u,b Wprd.--Ata large and enthusiastic meet
In, NJ IN, Wing Electors of hs Tenth Ward held Column
bIAn Hail, Monday evening, Sd inst on motion
NATHANIEL G. BRADFORD. ESQ called to the
! cb,ir md WILLIAM JONES, Jr. appointed Secretary.
The call OF the meeting read, whcreupon motion
committee OF FIVE appointed by the Chair lral
solutions expressive Of The sense Of the meeting.
During the absence OF the Committee gathering was
e!oaucu,y addressed ly Mr. Charles Riddle ind others
Tho for the duties OF tho Election
pcicd aud notice given tina, the Polls would be held
the following named plnces where full supply OF WING
Tickets may be had throughout the day
TENTH WARD.
ls Du.rte.W. by the Bowery, y. by Riving,on, E. by
Orchard and s by Broome Poll n, No 26 Delancy-st
I'd DiStriet-W. by Bowery, NJ by Rrocmc, F. by Or
chnrd and 5 by Hes;ers Poll at S w. corner of Broome
Sd Dut2ci-W by Bowerv, N by Hester, E. by Orchard
md S by Divisons. Pol al ST. Davids Hall, No 2i2
al Dis,rie-w by Orchard, N by Grand. E. by Norfolk
and S by Dvision-sL Poll nj No. 40 Divisonst
Sta Distr'cW. by Orchard N by Ryingion, E. by Nor
folk and nv Granisi Poll at Superintendent OF Streets
Office, near Essex Market
John Fowler Jr. Esq. behalf OF the Conmiiiee or
Resoluous reported the following, which were unani-
mousIy adopted with greut enthusiasm:
Pesole1 Thst the nominations and all presented 10
the Wing party their sursges, such should call
forth their undivided support; that pledge ourselves 10
use our most strenuous and exerions
secure their triumphant election Assured that they
worth in public station and as Wings W. enter into The
contest with renewed zeal. with unhnching energy and
sanguiue hope.
Rsoved That call upon all claiming rally under the
glorious ana patriotic Wing Banner 10 keep steady eye
the great end-lie permanent establishment and
supremacy OF Wing princpes-to forget that their
duty their country should high above sny consdca
lion of disaster and Ihem ~ remember the import
truth that ocs and general prosperity can only be
by firm adhecance Wing policy, and stead
fast. never-yiedlng ndv ocacy of Wing measures.
Resosed That through th- base appliances Of fraud and
corruption the country las for time lost the public services
of the gea I'd ay patriotic champono her best
interests, greatul that he Is get spared IN health
ready TO meet a.an his coun,rys call and TINT enulans
his gallant example, would join with our Wing bieihren
,rous hou The country proud and earnest excaIn4
ton. Don't give up the ship"
On mott n was farther Resolved that when adjourn
we nd ourn to meet at the Polls sunrise Sovember4
Three cheers were given the 'rioie ticket aud three
lines three FOR Henry Clay. Adjourned
NATHANIEL G. BRADFORD, Chairman.
WnLuM JoSEs. Jr Secretary. nj II
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New.York Cattle Market-Nov. 5.

Reported LOT L ne lrlouhe.
At market, l5OO Beef Cattle (250 from the South 40
Cows and Calves and $500 Sheep and Lambs.
PRIcEs-Beef Cenle-The demand during the past
week has been very limited and at prices rife lower
than those of last week. We quote inferior and mid
ding qualities at 81 50 6$5 and superior at IS. Extra
sorts would command SC. 300 left over.
Sheep and Lambs-We quote Sheep SlGS3 SO, and
Lambs at 10 cts q So 25-unsod 300
Coros and Calres-P rices range from SIS TO social
Sold
Hay-smal sales making at SHE .asl y cwt.
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- lhe D.ny YseninE gulle,in.

y -: our custom 10 puff fs-nt Medicines un! ess
~ s=oyy hs-1 - - really excellent Having ourselve-
s-,ur,ss g Dr. Woois S.rsaparlllH and Wild Cherry
s7ss having several friends who have been benet-
~ iser 49, hssiIs.e 20 recommend them 20
-s- Sci5 SarSap24ilS AID Wild Cherry are articles
y ts..Ssa-t reputation in the medical world and ms
.sa.o- made with great ard appears 10 COM
- * s,ssc:asi ous..iies OF both unusual man
- As one sSeriag iron: diseases OF the blood indi
r.,-cc o. headache, wo1ld co well 10 give these Biters
=: vko,esa,e ard retail by Wyatt ( Keiehsm. III
y--r--., y re,Hi by Dr. w Il. Mr corner OF Broad
III. =: joan; z VI. Guoa, corner Bowery aud Grand;
-E O. ucr, corner Blocker ana Christopher SIS. n Y
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rav seAsxs 1NsAssy The four Fricnds 10.
800. W;,,Sssa fe.tre George Stacy and John Al
ss' l,e!y arrived in ,hs vcen,ry, On mission O.
- !, !, WA ,epetted cScNcd much snsp'etrn oe
80, ~ the Cumberland Nleesnisn in thu, place
- s.s al ,ee dwst,nes VI ,hn itcr negroes, and
~ s,N,.reas interest m that cls's o, the population
ssss.,l many approximations, the rcsnt ot which was
= sn.sr A,nt " (cANc The Messn'an ,hnAs 'hst'h'y
s.sa III Ne WY n>n England ~ establish IN an eN'en
~. sss,e .y.tem ter vuaniss oa ncsroc. lily Tue way
a., NAN chat he NNce, vi this mtsaInr Is not ~ "N
,ars>x,>l n ,nc,iusc between she body IN Inu'nnA
.SS me ,an Slavery FSends who have srparsoN N".W
sv,,l u,>,s the latter lay down their m'eNnss Wv
a,s,Nt> .ei again unite with the trr''ce ine HSe's
S, sIea,s As appears ~ recat rrreccd'nss AZ New
t ARK S~>A,iy atsycss, with the course pursued ny
sSs SsS.A rsjcnaS whose integrity ss Aeon''Nss
W ',e -, t,,,, Gin, Herald,
SAp A<1,ps>r,--.We lcsr,, hv the kaicsv''o that
=. r,,,eaN N, Saturday white they were sct''nS ready
e,s,eN IA, lSNu NJ An she slipped from The ways ami
sei tA ,,,ste .ea kAay hands Tho steamers IN port
S.5 ls,af SsS. ss ASk,nsst, ito0isvttlc lcer 18th
p,x,rrsAXs,,, Daniel, Il, Davis, O; COLLECTION,
Ssrss,n o. l,; hlsre about hrcc weeks AGO, and hSs
- NJ. ArNrd trn sacv> Il IS said that he had some
StAg>,, ~ SsSCN N money With him when icy c''
IEcchcstcr u, Advertiser.
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r-t:sx-.u, ns= At.:,..S Sss; for the cure OF rin.
- ySes TNa Sscwaess. Eyup,.cas and al skin DIS
s,xs-:s A. ~ ESQ depot: 8 Waser-s Is Store FROM
SsIytT \ cra:s cNSe. GrecisR Hair Dye. Vegetable
fs-~.s 81 X. 1. cr;-.soa.ng Lips and Cheeks Poedrs
~ Ssr r-.s-:lxs sre-iAs-5 asir wiihou, injury 10
X .. s J'it:<, -. ns;SHiy scattering redness and
T. yA. .>,vs celebrated preparations OF Dr. GoursGds
a. :. X , ocy eSI u;iaGl a. o. w aker-sL lsi Store
FROM S-us3WrAy.
S:rxrs-g s Tu,ie Assembly Buildings. Philadelphia
Js-l.- N,s.,- Boston; Csrie:or X Co. Lowell Ives
S. Ci-ss2 Co Worcester; Myers, New-Havea
- nj II
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nai-i,ncy lQlst lO7031
TIN. de- .iepcy will be- rnsoiy disposed of in the pre-
scHt wrri hipHny Iiazeh.
GRAN rhcrr ntc sopie supple. OF Northern Wheat
which af h,! % ~ cents. rather above the views OF
sh'sfs apt considerably ahura those OF mlers saie
of lie teshrls was made tif England dsy OF two
satt uoi N>>n repoftrd - seuo'nns over l2' cents
= .as Fuu husNs ssgrhefn ton m.ng pbri 1t n ris
.rd part .n pt tis,, Corn ia rather DUH South
"a uegi, lt01 rtntS. Salcs zoe bushels ~ Ni eenfs
, light, 1lit,lrd OF i>c -sep bushels sui At - e.
eeI.se for shipment ',eT t29tl Sele' i No.,
tlshe. 40 heiunt VI cts hS'icS W plenty Ahi iiti
bushels .ry prime sNld at ~ eS9iS W. quote on"
81 cen
WHISKY Bssrcis aro da!I nj % cts Sfods> mem
Ia y. the same fsic
1T The merke, is moderately well supplies s Pc
gs0Scrt' for lrf quality
MAYA STORES The market L. ln very unsettled
state. some holders OF the arrivals Offering ~ f
,ghile ot4crs demand 20 y bb We hear ~ ne tisn'
actions. Resin * nominSly s0dYJ cents with noaslrs
FISH There was 300 quinials Dry Cod md i5ohhs
Mackerci aioa We hear OF no sales OF Importance Ntl
Cod IS -ouina!y = Cpl and Mackerel 10 29dlU 90 phd
8 IL: - or Nos and >
RlCE-'rne market remains very quic, nj previous
rates, IS as BIT. Only small parcels are taken by 'hr
trade.
METALs.-wc hear OF nothing doing in Iron or
Lead IL 600 pgs have been cold on the spot q, u:
4 30 = 100 ios.
PLAsTER-Easern is worth Cpl delivered herr,
and 0ia3 III delivered ny the River The supply is
not large.
HEMP.-There is fair demand for American and the
quotations range from 500 500 for Dewroed SEQ
to SAC for Hacked and Sl20 10 $50 for water roed
The stock is not very large but considerable supplies
are the way.
Stockholders of Clover are firm. and we note sales
lis bbs Ohio 81 cents cash. Penna is held al y
We hear of nothing done in Clean Flax within a
6ay or two The price is nominally 10 500l0 rs Rough
quote 125dl26 cents. In Timothy there is nothing
doing.
PROVISIONS-Pork is irmer and in fair inquiry
Holders sneraly ask IA 90 for Mess and for 1900 bbs
IS 81. w.. refused Prime is 10 500l0 62i and quiet
Old Prime 10 - old Mess nearly out OF market We
note sales $50 bbls Mess l3 SIT and 40 do Thin Al
l3 3D. IN Beef there is but little doing notice sales
at 81 o.0Si e.! an6S7 l2t07 Is For Lard there
is not much inquiry but the market is rather Hrmer
Barrels 81 kegs 81 There very few Picked
Meats in market We quote City smoked Hams, new
l0t0llc; Shoulders &c; Sides &c; Smoked Beet &C.
Sales l2O barrels Beef Hams at 81 cents p IT, We
quote Cheese 70sc. and some sales at higher rate
There is less doing for shipment the rates being too
high Prime lots Western Butter worth l60lSc.s; ;
store packed IA q l5c; Ohio ll0l3c.