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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15
Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
/ Y ested, That JosephCndwell, Jr, on the 18Th
day ofNlay, AID. ls49, sued ont OF the Clerk:
Office of the Court OF Common Pleas of Fairfield
County, Ohio, writ of Foreign Attachment
against the goods, chattels lands. s.tenements, cred
its, monies aud effects Of Alfred Caldwell, n non
resident debtor, for the sum of FIVE Thousand
Dollars damages; which writ has been served aud
returned. Dated this . lst day orMay, AID. lS49
Attest-J RADEBAuGH, Clerk, +. C. p.
STANBEnr & VAS TRUMP, Attorneys for P.F.
May 25, l849. 6w3pfee$l75
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Y AXAO WIN G -,
p, q, RTN KLH,

r q. u II ! N Il L Il,
STILL continues to occupy his Old Stand, oil
y Man-street above H, Littlers Store and near.
ly opposite the Swan Hotel, where he can be
found at all times, ready TO do anything in his
line OF business, upon the most Reasonable terms
He hatters himself that his long experience will
enable him, in the way of
RAs01 0NAOA@ 9A0G000NaO
To give entire satisfaction. His work will be
performed in a neat aud durable manner. Thank.
tul for past favors, he still soctS share Of pub.
lie patronage:
Lancaster, June IS, le49 6
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Lancaster Market.

NOTICE is hereby given, that from the firsi
~ ofJnly until the fret Of October ensuing
three Markets. on Tuesdays Thursdays and So.
turdays, IL each week, viii be held ~ the Town
of LaucAsler. eoinmencingat O'Clock A, ". and
closing al 10 0'clock A. NJ
NELSON COATES, Market Master.
Lancaster, June IS, 1919. 3w0
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WOOL MARKET.
STOCK MARKET,

NEw YoRR, June 7.--Oho skies, redeemable
in 1860, lOSdGl08; redeemable in 1870, ITO. U.
5. six per cent. loan redeemable in 1856, l06; re-
deemabe in 1862. lO9; in 1867, ITO "a ll2I, in
1868, il310ll33
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NYGl@N@AGo

MARRIED-On the 29tn day of May ls49, by
the Rev. A. L. Link, Mr.. GEORGE SWAUDER
und Miss EFFIA BROOK both of this county.
On the 9TH inst, by the same, Mr.. JESSE
BRANDT and Miss ELIZA BETTER, both of
Fairfield county, Ohio.
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Looking Glasses,

a tHEAPER than ever offered in Lancaster
~ Also, Looking Glass Plates, being in size
from by 10 TO l5 by 26 at
GATES g. COSPER'S
Lancaster, June 8, l849 5
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The Cattle Market.

NEw YoRK. June II.
There were l40O head of Beef Cattle in market
to-day, of which 1900 found ready sale at prices
ranging from So to 1925 per 100 hundred lbs
Two hundred were left over or driven to Boston
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

Important to COnSum ptlveSII- -sirnngel that
80 many who are afflicted with Cough that is gradually
wearing them down. and slowly, hut surely stealing them
Into that dreadful disease, Consumpon-ihnt disease
which carries off Thousands daily, doing nothing, VI
what is worse than nothing gorsnG themselves with
1RUMs hat pulled TO the skies for the they
said 10 have effected foreign unknown persons
When they he positively curedby using DR. ROGERS
COMPOUND SYRUP or LIvERWoRr AND TAR
which still continues 10 effect the most woSpERruL
ever recorded in the annuals Of medicine.
See advertisement In our columns 3N0
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v1Rern E. & JOSEPH A. SHAW
Attorneys and Councillors at La

AItOFHcyb AhU OUHhNeIIOTs NJ bRWs
nFFICE-0n Man.Slreet. three doors west 0
" the Hooking Valley Brncl Bank.
Lancaster, May 10, l849. ly2
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SIGN OF THE PAD-LOCk AND MILL.SiW!
JTnOIcsGie ana ReiniE

HAVING made arrangements with the Impor.
u ler- aud Miuuinciureru. we will Le able l.,
sell HardsSure at Eastern prices adding . small
per ceht i"r transportation We are now III 10.
ceiPt oi IN nnus'a large Stock Iiich we are de.
tcrmned to sell profit or nn profit. Now is the
time lar bargains. J. G. WEAVER e. co.
Lancaster. May 25. 1919.
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Clocks! CIOcksw CIOcLs!M

lust arrived, large aud splendid assortment
- of all sorts aud patte,us some fine ones IoI
Churches, Halls and Offices, all ofwhch we var.
rant GATES g. COSTER
Tallmadge House, June 0, l849
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ZancsviIIe Cotton Mill.

ME Zanesville Cotton Mill is now making
Il and turning ont with It's new machinery all
numbers OF Yarn-Curpet chain cuudle wick.
coverlet yarn. batting sc. aud Of quality equal
to That Of any now offered in the Zanesville mar.
ket
as can hold out inducements to them 10 make
their purchases of Yarn and batting in Zanes.
vile
Zanesvie, April o., 1849 em5l
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Thr Markets.
LANCASTER, Friday, june IS. 1919.

By Teiegraph-FOr the ZanseviHe Courier
PIrTsBUROH. June ] |.
Sales Flour at $3,580$3,62 from first hands; Of
No. |. Niackerel, at former rites. No. .. AT $3.50.
No. g. So, Bacon steady, sales of Sugar at 5l154c:
Coffee 7A03c; Molasses 27028c; Whiskey 10 cts.
CLEVELAsD, June 3
Sales 1000 bbls Flour OH private terms. 1000
bushels Wheat 1896. 10 Firkins Butter &c. 40 do &c;
875 bushels Wheat 8oc, 1900 do 82cents 5000 do
same, 9900 bushels Corn 42c, 1000 do 421. 600
Bags Salt llc 200 barrels do 81; 100 barrels Flour
81: $50 do 81: Is barrels Prime Pork S6l.
ZASEsvILLE, June 10.
We quote Wheat at 20 cents, with diminish.
ing supply. Flour Si0si so at retail; Oats and
Corn unchanged. Wool is coming in, but not
freely ut 1923 Cents Courier.
CHlLLIooTHE, June l3
The price Of Wheat Is 726D74c Flour retas at
1915; Corn, new, in ear 90 CENTS Oats 90 a
25c Barley 40O45c Flaxseed 62065c.; Beans so
062 cts; Lard. 505i c. Bacon, II. R., Al cents.
Zanesvie, Hooking, Kanawha and Lake Salt,
$l,75 10 $l,87-GaxeHe.
By Telcgraph-Fo the Ohio State Journal
Abbott LaWTenCe--Gcm. JeSuD.
WAsHINGToS, June ~.
1t is stated upon good authority That ABBoTr
LAWRENCE has received the appointment of Min
ister to England; and that Gen JEsuP will assume
the command Of tile Western Division of the
Army, in the place of Gen. Gaines, deceased.
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LOOK HEREIi


a No the public sensrullS ARE re;pec,fsllV A.
n vi'e'l i' eull q, M. %, whore ,ho sai,.er;.
her Is nav opening his Summer Stock, whirn
has been selected with great rate unl which Le
no~ offers Of mir raIes ioF cash. Every mbii.
cine Is warn'ntrd 10 be fresA aud Of the bsst oai
ify. having bern irpted BY officers Of Government
,w,lei the lalo Iaw of Congress
His stock oi Druga medicines, Chemicals. Sur.
gems Dnl Dentists Instruments. Panta. OiIs Dys
StHffs. PerfuIuery, Glass wurr. Fancy Articles,
Sc, embraces tie whole catalogue of each, and
W be ionnd upon examination 10 be Dnsurpass.
eel by any 6stabIishncnt, either for good qualify
"r great va,iety.
An attempt nj detsil would more than iIl the
newspaper. Call aud exnmine E,r yaurselves.
VI z. kRE1DER.
Lancaster, June 3. ls4s s
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GATES AND C0spER.

A T their Old Siand. ia the Tail1aadge Honse.
N have just returned from the Eastern Cilios.
with much iargeT AID more elegant assortment
of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware. Cutlery. Fau-
cy Goods, &c. tbau has ever been offered for
sale ia the place. But call and see our Goods and
prices; hey will give you rnorc correct idea ur
our merits than ve eau through the medium efan
adeertisemeut.
Lancaster, MAY 10, I949
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STEAM FIGURING MILL
TATJn & MARArA

HAVlNG leased Tor term Of years. Rings
l. i Steam FIGURING Mn, are prepared to grind
for customers upon The shortest notice. in the bes
manner aud at the lowest rates, Their facilities
are such that they can compete with any Mill in
the county.
CASH, at all times. paid for Wheat. FLOUR
and all kinds OF Feed loo for cash.
The Mill is si,unted at the South end of Broad
way on the Canal.
Lancaster, May 4, lS49 2m52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

ME undersigned hereby Informs his friends
i and customers that lie has removed his Shop
into tie rooms lately occupied by RgGn e. BAUGH-
MAs. directly opposite 10 Htiry & Becks Drug
Store, Main street. Lancaster Ohio. where he,
will constantly be found aud always provided
with work aud ready made Boots s. Shoes. at
the lowest possible prices.
JOHN N. MILLER.
Lancaster, April G. l849 40
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REMOVAL

ncaster, MAY Is. I949
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OBITUARY.

DlED-on Wednesday Morning. the 9th inst.
ELIZA, daughter OF Wm, P. and Emily Creod
aged seven years.
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WAGONS AND RTTGCTES

nv, fAiNO DOOUl Es
These articles will always be kept on hand
ready for Ironing. They will he manufactured
oil tho best materials aud in the very best manner
kEPAlRlNG always done upon the shortest
notice. IN the best manner,& at reasonable prices
9Y@RSa 9WMRGaa
The subscriber has also on hand, at the same
places large lot oftbe Erst, Pennsylvania, Punps
There is no patent about these. They are mo.
delled after the Old-tashioned Pumps and are war.
ranted first rate article.
The citizens OF Lancaster and Fairfield county
are soicited to call and examine his stock. He
will do his utmost to give general satisfaction and
deserve ashare of public patronage.
WESLEY MOODY.
Lancaster. May 4, ls49 3ms2
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All hands 10 the Rescue.

ERIENDS, we have advertised that we must
II have our money once. We now readvertise
that we shall give M man more than sixty days
to lift either note or book account which we may
hold against them They compel me TO pay on
demand, and the only way can do, will be TO
receive payment of amounts due me.
JAMES c. MACCRACKEN.
Lancaster, May A. l349. 2n52
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

TRooPs FOR THE Rio GRANDE.-It is
supposed that the President will send a
force to the Rio Graude to put down the
Indians. with instructions to pursue them
until captured or annihilated. The peo.
pie ofTexas are to be protected from
further invasions of the Camanches. A
dispatch from Washington says:
1t is said when the news of the Indian
outrages were read to the President, he
rose from his seat and exclaimed "First
ofal', this business must be stopped;" and
sent for Mr.. Crawford. We understand
also that the President is graiifed with
the conduct of the Mexican General at
Matamoras. and will probably require an
explanation of the American officer, for
refusing the assistance offered TO pursue
the Indians.
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COACH MAKING 1UsrNrss.
Medical Notice.
DR.. ]. n. M'CIEERY.

A GRADUATE oftIle Pennsylvania Universi.
N ty has located in CARROLL. He may be
found at the house OF Mr. Breck, or ut his office
few doors EGst
May II, 1919. lyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

TnE STEAMER EMPIRE arrived at New
York on Friday, in tow of steamboat.
Her main deck was about a foot above
water.
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Hear what sh G has to sayi-MesSrs. A Thayer
Son, HnosIck Fas New York sends 10 Dr. c C Vnughr

Hear what sh G has to sRyI-Messrs. Thayer
Son, Hoosck Falls, New York. sends 10 DR. C C Vaughn
In n letter, the following testimony.
'iloosIcK Fails, March 10, ls47.
To Dr. VAroHs:-I feel duty owO 10 You to make
this statement, thinking other person afflicted may
read and find relief through The same source In April
last was attacked with nfamaiory rheumat ism. that
was perfectly helpless applied TO three physicians. aud
afer remaining under their for about six weeks and
all the time growing worse they decided that afct
edwih lie dropsy on tho chest and ner trying every
pertinent and eGhnnstng every In their power they
DECLARED my case lNCURABIE and stated could live but
very few days at most. About that time my friends
your Vegetable Lithontrptc Mixture advertised In the
papefs. they procured bottle which seemed relieve
me. have since taken FIVE bottles and my health is
restored, and enjoy excellent health
ELMIRA BAKER,
What more evidence do want that this great article
Is TO supercede everything in lis way Call upon Agents in
this paper under the Great American Remedy Get book
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FROM THE FAR WEST.
Discoveries Of Gold In the Mountains nsA
Salt Laks--Ths MOrmOns.Progress Of tn
California Emigranis, 40.

Discoveries OF Gold In the Mountains near
Salt Laks--Ths MOrmonssProKress OF the
California Emigranis, 40.
BY an arrival from the Plains, we have
intelligence from large party of Cali.
fornia emigrants who. on The 18Th ofMay,
had reached point $50 miles from our
western frontier. and were getting along
well, without further molestation by the
Indians. The health Of the party was
improving.
We have odvices from Salt Lake, to
the 18th of April.
New and extraordinary discoveries OF
Gold had been made in the mountains
near the Salt Lake. There seems to be
no limit 10 The deposits of the precious
metal in our far west territory.
An expedition from Salt Lake had been
fallen in with. whose object il was to hur.
ry forward the Mormon emigrants. in or,
der that they might take advantage OF the
recent and wonderful discoveries Of gold
IN that region. This information Undue.
ed many of the emigrants to abandon
| N'S' WoSOhS uud UluCI CuTnO6ISOTIlo pro
perty. including provisions, aud push
ahead with mules. fF
The people settled in the great Basir
are very anxious for the establishment %
territorial government, and intended tc
send MIR. Burubyson as delegate tC
Washington, in order that their ne cessi
ties and wishes may be pressed upon The
attention of Congress.
The settlement (of Mormons) at Sal
Lake is represented TO be very prosper
Gus.
A Mormon, named Lyman Wright, ha.
been repudiated by his church, for heresy
The emigrants fallen in with a, Lara
mie were enjoying good health. Five Of
them had been killed. accidentally, by
the injudicious use Cf FIRE arms.
We learn that the express was much
lmpeded 10y the snow, which still covers
large extent of the western country.
Another express from Council Grove
Salt Lake, states that an abundance o
gold had left the Lake on the 18th April
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40 all Concerned.

HNHE undersigned is desirous OF having his
III longstandng accounts speedily closed. and
Tor That purpose has placed them III the hands OF
JOHN X. MUMAUGH for collection. 1t will be-
10 the advantage of all interested to call upon him
and nuke Immediate settlement. us further induI.
gence will not be given. b. GARRETT.
| Lancaster, June Is, l840. 3wG.
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FKTHER MATHEW Sailed from Liv-
erpool on the 22d of May, other reports
to tho contrary Notwithstanding.
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NEW & CHEAP HARDWARE,


AkHE attention ofihe citizens Of Fairfield and
"a neish1oring counties. is respectfully invited
TO The View Haniware Store. recently oI,eue,l m
T"H~0dEes Block, third door from he Tan
rr0dge HoHsr. by
p. p. EN- BICH 4 90.
They have inst received and obsbed nrg.
aud extensive variety Of
EAEDwA7E Z. CUTLERY.
Consisting in pur1. Of Knives aud Forks. Pocket
aBd Pen kniyrs. Shoe Knives. Butcher Knives
Razors, Scissors Axes. Driving Knives. Hand
Saws, x Cut and Mill Saws, Locks. Lntcbes.
Hinges.Screws. Bolts. Anyils Vices. Three Chaips
Halter Chains. Log Chains Kettles, Braces, 81:
The above articles are well INSCRIBED aud con-
sisis Of every usual variety.
s. a D D Il - A "a
They have alsn large and extensive stock Of
Saddlery, To which the attenton of Saddlers is
invited. 1t has been selected with great care from
the latest and most improved palierus and will
he sold low.
COACH-NAKERS,
Will iiud abeauIiftl variety II Trimming "a and
large eaASorment oi articles generally used BY them
IRON AND NAILS.
They have alsr on hand large lut Of Jnnis,u
Iron Nails bud Spikes. of Shutnhergers mai g.
Pittsburgh. which will be sold at The Iopest price,
Tile public will please take notlcs lt,t the
stuck - entirely new, has been sLiecied with
great care ah purchased at the lowest prices mn.
der all the favorable changes in the trade: aud
that II will be sold as low, ii moi lower, than st
my other establishment in Central Ohio
Lancaster, May II. l949 i
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BY IeWgFdW-F0rW We ONFO Stdfe Journal.
Abbott LaWTenCe--Gcn. JesuD.
Cholera Items.

ST. LOUIS June 10.
There were 90 deaths from Cholera reported
yesterday.
CINcINSATI, June II.
The Board Of Health reported eight deaths to.
day.
NEW YoRK. June l2
The Board of Health report 10 deaths during
the "a hours ending at noon this day.
One death ut Philadelphia to-day.
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White Lead.

AlA KEGS pure aud No. l. just received, an
~ for snle low by 7. BOPE.
-.nncaster, May 4, l949. 50
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15

at Ils Old Stand, IN ShRI-
tel's Building, Sign Of the
PoNEY. He still continues
to make to order aud keep
constantly on hand every
variety OF
SADDLES g. HARNESS,
Manufactured i'll tue bes,
manner, Of the best mate.
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Spanish Saddles.

~M TTNHE subscriber is now max
AAzSE4A ing the best article Of SPAN.
ISH SADDLES, which he will
Ekx15 have TIL hand at all times. He
defies any body TO produce superior article;
JOHN N. LITTLE
Lancaster, May IL, ls49.
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GENERAL NOTICE.

TlNIIE subscriber still continues 10 manufacture
-. ut his Old Stand, on Wheeling Street, in The
house k"o'0n as The ArnOld Tan Yard property,
every variety of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15
To all Concerned.

HAVE placed my accounts in the hands of
u JOHN r. MUMAUGH. for collection and
my frieuds will render me under obligations by
being ready to meet them when called npon.
Necessity requires me To udspt this course and
trust that all, without exception. win be ready
to pay M. J. NJ B!GELOW.
Lancaster. June l849. ava
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SaddIcYieS.

A LARGE STOCK Of Saddleries and Saddl
N Trees, just received and for sale by
May a. l849.-52 P. BOPE.
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ZanesviIIe Iron Works.

NEWELL, DAVIS, JAMES & CO..
Manufaeturers Of Iron, Nails, Spikes, SC,
NNHE Zanesville Rolling Mill is now in full
~ operation, and making all sizes Of Iron, of a
quality equal TO that of any now offered in the
Zanesville market.
al the Iron Of this company is rrarraated. and
a general assortment will, at oil times, be found
at the Store of. E. PALMER g. CO., where al
orders will receive prompt stteniion. Upon eve
ry bar Of Iron will be stamped the initials Of the
company, (N. d. J & Co.
Zanesvhe, April 81, IS49 2m5t
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Fruit.

lust received at g. Kuutfman's a fresh SUD.
y ply Of Groceries.
Orleans. Double Rectifed Loaf, Crushed and
Clarified SUGARS.
Orleans Molssses, Sugar House do. very cheap
Rio Coffee. TEAS, tke best in toDn
Carolina RICE, Chewing Tobacco. Cut & Dry.
Lancaster May IL, l849.
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INTENTION rARMERs
Auditors Office, Fairfield County, I
MAY 25, l849.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the un
J. dersigned SeaIer Of Weights and McasEres
for said County, is now prepered to test Hall
BusHEL MEASURES, with the Standard furnished
by the State.
As soon as arrangements for comparing the
other measures aud weights are completed, notice
will be given.
WILLIAM L. IEFFRIEs, A. F. C.
June /, 1919. 3w4
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REM MOVAVI.
Medical Notice.
DR.. a. DAv1DS SON,

DR.. "A. DAvIDS SON,
GNRADUATE Of the University Of AIrylnd,
IN 1fIer Two years spenl IN active practice with
DR.. Bgfstler. now tenders bis professional seiNi.
ces 10 the citizens Of Lancaster aud vicinity
Always ionnd at his OSice in CONNELL'S Row.
immediately back Of the Old Public Offices aud
two doofs south Of tie Eagle Office. or al tie re-
sldence Of Mrs. Sumner. on Mailrstreci. few
doors east OF the Post Office
Luncaster, May II, l849. Iyl
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

r. NJ.
Owing to the delay of the steamer with later foreign
rews trade in general less active aud srti-
ss Of produce ia bat modsi ate request Cotton
held sbevs the views Of buyers sales limited
- could not be made except at concessions holders
Ns.e unwilling TO submit to. Good brands OF this
d ate ard western -four in gosd request at frmer
yates. Common and inferior qualities heavy, aud
sales tight there being but moderate local and east
ern demand Canadian continued steady with fair
inquiry The entire stock Of -four In this market at
IT, close Of canal navigation, estimated at about
$50 600 barrels, including 900 Of Canadian Coz
tileable parcels of the latter being shipped to
Liverpool and going forward in bottoms
under the operation OF the navigation laws
Southern brands more active. with better de-
h ID for export. Rye -four steady while meal
was heavy. Wheat was quiet, but prices steady.
Canadian continued in good demand for export, at
steady prices. Corn was inactive aud prices rather
heavy, while theye was change OF moment in Other
grain Owing to the reduced stock of pork in market,
prices further advanced to day from Soc to 81 per
barrel for mess and for 25c. to 5Oc. per barrel
Geef was dsu Lard continued firm with light sales.
hibited no changes tie ssles were mostly eonHned to
molas-os OF the new crop New Orleans.
60 AsHss-sass Of Is bbls We're made IS 50 Ss!a SO
68 for pots Pearls were steady but quiet, at SO 81
EfEApsrurrs- Ftour-Saes embraced some 6 500
bills including fine at 81 06 81 81; sour at "a rs
81 D0 ordinary Stats at 81 % a 81 SO; common aud
straight State and Caneda at 81 62}s 81 rs: mixed
Ohio sud indiana at 81 70 "A SIX; mixed Michigan
favo,ie Western S. IL SIS IS; flecy Michigan and
pure Genefee at IS Is SO 81 fancy Genesee at s. 27
S5 so; iascy Ohio ct s. so S. 10: extra Ono at SIS
r. so end extra Gelesee at SIS 90 So G7Is OF tho
sales LEGO bbs we're Canaoian, at quotations Ssuth
Ftopr-Sales reached 1900 bbls at yesterdays
quotations. Rye Fio1-300 bbs sold at So So So 81.
Corn Meal still continued dull without any variation
from Yesterdays quotations. Wheat-sales included
200 bushels good Canadian in bond at 05 and 700
bushels of common red southern AZ 94c. Rye
heavy with sae, of 600 bushels at 5ose cash, and
Coo time Eo,tsy with sales Of 200 bushels
pa inferior 1T Csc, and the residue private terms
Oats neavy aid doll, with eales OF Northern at
42e De- Jersey at Csc zoe, aud Sootheu at SIC
S5c Com Sales 0co blshels, at 54c 5jc. for
new Northern; 5i1sc a5Sjsc for Western mixed, aud
see. q Coo. for fat emu found yellow
EoNE.5 600 lbs. OF Northwest bone sold to the trade
al $40.
CoAL.--1s0 tors cumberland coal sold at So.
CoTToN.-S3'cs OF this article very difficult to
eject fud IN spch a market exists at present it Is
alnoat impossible to make quotations. The folio wing
still remain the asking of holdersbuyers offer
usraly about Qealts lower Tor small parcels aud
fIes could not be forced without greater concession
LIVERPOOL GLASS rCArioN.