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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-05-31
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| Comprising in part-iOO doz: Of Glazed Caps; for
men and boys at f2i cents; so doz cloth do at %
cents; with several of other different styled
HATS and CAPS never before exhibited in this city
name only, Panama, Palo Alto, Buens Vista, Resaca
de la Palma, Slouch, Travelling, Taylor, Military,
Paris and California Caps and Hats.
COATS-Fine superior made Dress Frock and sack
Coats black and colored; Silver, drab mixed Tweed
and sattinet coats and upper garments in general Of
every known name and description.
PANTS-EXtra fine black andiancy cashmere Pants;
Doesn do do; striped do. do; also large
sortment of cassinet, corderoyi Mexican, linen and
other Pattal5ops.
vESTS-A large variety of satin, silk. cashmere
Valencia, Woolen, AMI other style Vests; plain
figured, fancy, black, plaid and striped ones.
SHIRTS-A good stock o shirts Of all descriptions;
fine bosom ones, made after the latest and most appruv-
ed style; also, calico, check hickory and woollen
shirt and drawers together with great many other
Goods, too tedious TO mention cases OF brown and
beached muslins, having been bought before the rise
of cotton, will be sold low; and few cases Of Boots
and Shoes expected this week have also amongst
Others good assortment of Neck and Pocket hand
kerchiefs stockings, gloves, suspendtrs umbrellas
trunks, carpet bags, Sc. sc.
IPCome and give me a trial, but don't mistake the
places be careful not to go inio the tTOHg store
YOU do it will be your own fault il you have to paw
too dear for your Goods My motto is, "SmGii profit
and quick retUrTsi LOOK OUT FOR THE SIGN OF TIN
BALTIMORE CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
On the North side of main street. near Columbus, Lev
Anderson's Block-painted white in front.
N. B. To Clergymef Of all denominations Gools will
be sold at cost.
Lancaster; April II, fs5G dfO2w5O
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GUNDAY School and Family Libraries
- Depository of the publications Of the American
Sunday School Union, has been esfAblished at the
Book Store Of the Rev JOHN LEHMAN, in Lancaster,
where Sunday Schools may obtain Books at the same
prices they are sold at from the Depository in Phla
delphia Regular libraries containing 100 bound vol
ums are sold for SO Juvenile libraries 10 bound vol
umes only So. Family libraries "a bound volumes So.
From the other publications of the Union Schools and
Families may select to such amount as may suit their
own convenience. Lancaster may 31--4
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nav II, 1850.

DetitiOn for PartitiOnI-sarah Sinnift John
Il Sinnift, Elizabeth Younger, Alexander Younger
Philip Sinnt, David Sinnilt, George Sinnift, Ruth
Angeine Sinnilt, the heirs of Mary King, deceased
to.Wit: Cinderella lockwood, Ephram lockwood and
John King, the heirs OF Sarah Moon deceased, to-Yt
Dsniel Moon, Theodore Shockley, George shockley,
De wit Shockley and Edward Moon, will take notice
that petition was filed against them the 2Oth da
of Nav in the court Of common Pleas by Jacob Siun
Jr and is now pending, wherein the said Jacob Sin
nift, Jr demands Partition Of the following Real Es-
tate, to-wit. InLOt number Forty in the town
of Rushvlle, Fairfield county, Ohio and that at the
next Term Of said court application will be made by
the said Jacob Sinnift Jr Tor order that Partition
may be made of said premises.
H. II. HUNTER, Attorneyfor Petitioner.
NAV "a. 1880 $3.50 8w3
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CoNvETroN.-On yesterday the ques.
tion Of biennial and annual sessions was
again discussed. The Convention by a
decided vote were In favor Of biennial
sessions.
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nm. McLdne,s VermifGges-More tesliM'

DR. McLdne,s VermifIge:-Morc testiro'
IL nN--Mr. Jonathan Houghman, Of West Union
Park county, Indiana, writes ss follows to Kidd 70
~ have sold all the Vsrmiuge you sent me- l aId
great deal more, L had had it on hand. The peo'
PIE here after trying ali other medicines for worms
say that none is equal to Dr. McLaneS Vermli9ge. =
Sold wholesale and retail by g. g. Beck and NJ q q
Kreider, Lancaster; W. +. Breck Co, e6rToE !, X
Hane, PIeasantujLle; j. woodward, NeU SaIem T. kalb
RushviLs; Kreider Brother, Logon, Hooking Cou''-
y, and by Merchants and Druggists generally.
may 81, 1850 IVA
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I ooking Glasses!-A very large and complete
lA assortment in Gilt and Mahogany frames, which
we will sell cheaper than any establishment in the
town can. Also, Looking Glass Plates from by 10
inches to 20 by 40 inches, clgeap.
Mayer GATES & COSPER.
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ALBERT BROWN
SAMUEL LYDY
WOOIIcm factory.

TINE subscribers would inform their friends and the
public generally that they continue in the Wool
Zen BuSiaess in THoSIAs LTTTLEFJELD's FAcToRY.
near he Rock Mil There machinery being Of the
most improved kind in the country they are now rea-
DIV TO receive Wool to work by the yard shares
into Cloth, Kersemeres Satinet, Flannes Blankets
They will manufacture Wool Of all kinds into Cloth
at 40 CENTS PER YARD and other Goods in proportion
They have on hard large lot Of Cloth, Fldqneis,
BlanEets, &c, which they will exchange for Wool.
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
Will be done cheap for prompt pay.
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted-ior which cash
will be paid. p. MARSHALL & co.
Greenfield Township, may q, 1880 Gw3
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OTMy Wife had the rheumatism for 20 years, dur
Ing that time suffering such severe pain in every part
of her body that she could never sleep without taking
large doses of opium; having io appetite was reduc-
ed to almost skeleton; every joint swolet greatly
and hands, knees and neck covered with large humps;
the cords hard and contracted so that her arms legs
and bedy were twisted and drawn, she was Obliged
to lilo in bed constantly. During % years. she got
nothing to give any permanent relief till she tried
G.. FarelPs Arabiat Liniment; of this she used five
bottles of the Dollar size, and the swellings have all
gone pain has entire left. sleeps soundly, is moro
feshy than ever she was in her life, and spins and
sews all day. If any ddubts this cure he can call al
my residences miles from PEORIA Ills and be satisfied
See advertisement SAMUEL ELSON.
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AN ORDINANCE
nv OAADANANCE
To amend an Ordinance regulating the market IN IN

To amend Ordinance regulating the market In the
town OF Lancaster.
SEC l. BeR ordained bg the tolrH Couaeil Of the
- t0ca 9fLaHeGstey That il shall be thlsw lcr afS
Butcher or other person persons to cut up and se
offer to sell in small quantities any Beefduring mar
ket hours outside the walls Of the market house, Pro-
yded that the selling Of Beef BY the quarter shall not
be regarded as . violation Of this ordinaHce.
shall be guilty Of violating shy of the provisions of
this Ordinance, shall for every such oeRce forfeit and
pay penalty Of not less than five dollars nor more
than twenty dollars to be recovered with cost of pro-
seeiitidn before tile President or in his sbsehce the
Recorder.
SEC. g. That the Ordinance to amend an Ordinance
regulating the markets in the town Of lancaster passed
August 1919, be and the same is hereby repealed
SEC 4. This Ordinance TO 90 into operation from and
aitetiti legal publication. Passed May 10, 1850.
JOHN ARNEY, President I. e.
Attest-JOHS B. REED, Ree0rdef.
May H. 1850 3w2
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FAiRFIELDFACTORY,


IL EsPRCTFUILY informs the public .hss (. ~
Il y associated In business with himself RoRRpT
and GEORGE LOWRY He has also added Il M Es.
Enlistment the most improve4 machinery, which viii
enable them to manuaettre Cloth, geFssys Fianhels
Kersemere, SAtnet, Tweed aud Blankets ii the best
style, and At the shortest notice.
Common Wool will be manufactured Tho clSth fot
forty cents yer yard.
Three.qdartefs blooded meriho and upward, sapcr.
fine finish, 90 cents per yarl.
sattnet 10 cents per yard Blankets 50 TO $3.50 per
pair Flannels &c; In Pfoportinn,
EyOry body Is aware that file sloth il more valua.
Die than coarse and that the diierace IL the price
depends on the labor bestowed, than the cost III
the raw material. The difference therefore, In tho
price OF manufacturing fine and coarse wool will he ex
planned by the finish which, win not be inferior TO
Eastern Goods.
Wool carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning,
Will be done IN the best manner at customary prices
10 as fneeh as e expenses df the busnes aft heavy
and profits light prompt payment will h,eeea,rIv X
required for all orders IL their busiheAt \ y
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted-!at Wick Good.
wili be given in exchange.
May II, 1859
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GUARDIANS SALE.-By virtue Of an order
VI of the Court Of Common Pleas, made at the Sep
of MARGARET and SARAH ISRAEL, minors, proceed to
sell at public sale on Monday the 17th day Of June
merit, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and four
o'clock p NJ of said day at the court house door in the
town Of Lancaster in said county, Che following lands
and tenements, to-wit IN-LoT No. Fifteen Cl5) in
county of Fairfield.
Terms of Sale -One-fourth part Of the purchase
money in hand-one-fourth in one year-one-fourth
in two years. and the residue in three years. with in
terest from the day of sale.
THOMAS ISRAEL, Guardian.
Lancaster, may II, 1850 5w2
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He GREAT PLACE

To Purchase Ready Made Clothing.
Cloths Cassimeres Restings & Trimmings at prices
to osuteuery body either al tchoesGle or retailisat
sMITH & TON G'S,
nN Main street, Lancaster, Ohio, just between Re-
" Der & Kuts'S Store dnd John Lyons Grocery
Our Goods are fresh and Of the latest imporatons,
the variety very great and the stock complete
It is needless to give lengthy description oil our
Goods; suffice to say that have every thing that
wotd complete gentlemen's wardrobe consisting oil
every variety of Coats, Jackets Pants Vests Shirts
Drawers Suspenders Cravats, Stocks, Handkercheifs
Bosoms collars socks. Gloves together with the most
fashionable and beautiful styles OF
Cloths. Cassirneres, vestings g. Trimmings
80 that those who would prefer to have their Clothes
made to order car do so by first leaving their mea-
sure and good 6t is warranted or no sale.
We keep constantly employed number OF ffirst-rate
TaiLorS and feel prepared to do all manner OF tailor
Ing but those who desire their clothes made up alter
the latest fashions and in the most durable and substan
tial manner just give us call: .,
| We sell low, in this there is no mistake, notwtn,
standing others may say they can sell from ~ TO o.
per cent lower than every body else, and as an ev
dence of what we say, let all call and look at oun
Goods and we feel confident that those who wan
clothing will surely buy.
Bear IN mind that SMITH & Tong are practical Iai
ors, have followed their business for many years. an'
might with proprety be said TO understand perfectly
the analty and make Of their Goods, so that any ar
Gle thew sell may be relied upon as being good ant
substantial or If found defective in anv respect JUS
return il and they will give satisfaction
GTDon't forget the place. recSllect the c name ant
enquire for SMllh ioN"
niay 81 1850
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WYM@N4AG,

MARRIED-on the 2jth inst. by Alfred Nc
Weigh. Esq. Mr.. ARTHUR MOORE and Miss
MARGARET ELLIS, both of Chiicothe
On the 28rd inst. by the Rev William H.
Sutherland, Mr.. WILLIAM SHEETS aud Mist
MARY ANN EVANS. both of this place.
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S. & V. RAiLRoAb-T4e Vote IN Ross

S. Wv. RAiLRoAD-T The Vote in Ross
We clip the following remarks from
the Ancient Metropolis, which gives the
causes of the defeat Of the Scioto aud
Hacking Valley Railroad subscription in
Ross county. as we expected. There
may be remedy;
"fhere is a general expression Of re-
pret among our citizens for the defeat of
the S. & II. V. Railroad at the election
on Saturday last. We are told that Ger.
tain parties, who stickled so boldly and
were so clamerous in their demands for
the northern location of the B. & C. Rail.
road. have acted in bad faith towards our
neishbors Of the north. and-south road,
utterly dlsfesardlng theIt pledges afeF
having secured the advantages IN tetdrn
for which these pledges weis made
Our citizens were uot prepared for such
all act of selfshness and want of mag
hanimity, and when the story is told from
one to another on our streets that the
question Of subscription to the Valley
road failed through the ungenerous ac'
ton of those to whom so much has been
conceded, there is universal express.
ion of mingled regret and indisnatidn.-
Some almost Wish that the B. Il. c. Com.
pany could reconsider their decision 10.
eating their road, for the sake of admin.
istering punishment for such duplicity
and seIfshness"
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H7HF1T DRILLS.--Messrs. WRIGHT &

T TWMTTTHMT UHTIISe--NtbNfa. NNIUHI q
! w sEf.lIY are now manufacturing so as to have
than ready for the season, Moore'S and PennockS
fDtcat Drips, which will prove valuable auxilaIies
10 the Wheatgrowing interests Of the country. The
fields Of grain which were planted by means Of these
machines look most promising, and where they lay
sde by side with those that have been sowed marked
difference may easily be observed We may name in
connection field belonging to Capt Clarke about
mile South Of Lancaster, where persons are invited
to call and see the result
Lancaster, NAV 10 1850.
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T .AMPS'-A fine lot Solar Stand Lamps, suspend
ing and side do, Girandoes, some beautiful new
patterns; Extra Globes chimneys Shades and Frames,
Wicks Sc, constantly on hand and for sale cheap by
mayN GATES 4 C0SPER,
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MARYLAND.-The Democratic Con-
vention nominated. upon the fret ballot,
E. LOUIS Lows as their candidate for
Governor. The Wing Convention will
be held in few days. W
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NJ OTICE.-The annual meeting of the "0HIo
IN STATE MEDICAL Society" will be held in the
city Oi Columbus on the 4th day Of June nert,
Il is expected that large humber of Physicians will
be present, representing every section Of the State
The Ohio State Medical convention will meet at the
me time aud place. +. CARTER So.,.,,.
may -dSwtd. R. HILLS; 0'''S'
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yellow FevER AT RIo.-The United
States ship Lexington, John X. Mitch.
ell, commander, arrived at New Y ork on
Thursday morning, from Rio de Jauoro
the 3Oth Of March-not so late as our
previous advices,
The yellow fever continued to rage
without any abatement, and was increas'
ing id Virdlente %heh the Lexington
sailed. There was daily average Of a.
bout $50 deaths.
The epidemic had spread To all the
heghboring towns and on the shores Of
the har5or and even to the town of Pc
tropolis, forty miles from Rio. aud eleva.
ted from Two thousand TO three IN ousand
feet above the sea.
Accounts from Bahia, Pernambuco,
Rio Grande. St. Catharine, MontevideO
and Buenos Ayres are to the effect that
the fever had broken out in all those
places.
Vessels had arrived at Rio ditect frotti
Europe. with cases of fever on board,
that had broken out at sea, showing that
the epidemic was not confined to the
shute and the liat0fs Of South America.
Twelve persons belonging TO the Lex
ingtou died during the voyage. ten oi
yelluw fever The Remainder are in
good health.
The Salvina left Pernambucu on The
18th of April, at which time the fetei
had nearly subsidized at that place.
LADIES RlDINe OVER THE IsruMUs.-A
late letter from one nf The Crescent City!
passengers. in giving an account of thei
progress over the Isthmus, says'
The six ladies' and six children all hat
tfuwsers dH. The ladies' rode their hors
es man fashion. while the children were
carried on the backs of natives; aud al
came through in safety. Mrs. McSped
dlna's horse FELL but she was prepared
fJt him, and gave a spring over his head
and landed safe IN terra hrma. Mrs
Norris horse also fell down. but she wa
prepared and hung on the mouth of th'
saddle. As the ladies' passed throngl
the town the whole company OF Amerl
cans cheered them.
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nR. McLane's Liver Pills:--This astonish'
Ling demand for this great medicine seems to be on
the increase. Where it.hAs been introduced, has
ScaI practice Physicians are using Tin many cases
at least when they can obtain it, Patients however
need not be under the expense of asking medical ed
vice, as they can purchase box Of the liver
which directions win be furnished which will work
a speedy cure, The following letter from an agent
shows It's popularity in the section from which the let
tel Is dated! 'BURST CABINS, Bedford county, Pa.
| w. - March %, l847.
~ Kidd Co. Wood St Pittsburgh; Gentlemen-W
find we can sell great many more Of Dr. MsLane. @
Pills than your agent left with us. These Pills are
rapidly rising in favor, and we have almost sold al
tst We bad If you can send us 10 or u dozen mort
boxes, they will last perhaps until your agent Sai
For sale Wholesale and retail by G. G. Beck and
2. Krieder, Lancaster; W. F. Breck Co, Carroll;
filne, Peasantuic; woodward, Ne,O SGIemi Ell kalo
RushviIle; Kreider & Brother, Logan, Hoectng coun
b. and Sy Merchants and Druggists generally.
! NAV 81, 1850. zW4
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AOmbEhS LOmbEh'' LOMbEhf
TIRE Proprietors Of the HOOKING FALLS MILLS
i are now ready to fill all bills for Lumber upon the
shortest notice and the most Favorable terms Our
facilities are unsurpassed. JAMES & DEWAR.
Hooking Falls, near Logan, may 8, 1850 52tf
ENSTATE of Samuel Carpenter.-The Court
~ of Common Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio, at its
April Term 1850 having declared said estate nsolvent
Notice rs hereby given to all the creditors Of the
TO present their claims for allowance within months
from this date to the undersigned
GEORGE SANDERSON, Adm'tor
Of the Estate Of Samuel Carpenter, deceased.
Lancaster, may 10, 1850
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FESTATE of Jefferson Ward.-NOtice is
Ia hereby given that the undetsgt has been quail
fed as Executor Of the Estate of JEFFERSON WARD,
deceased, late Of Fairfield county, Ohio All persons
having claims against said estate notified to present
them within one year duly authenticated and all per-
sons indebted will make immediate payment
GEORGE II. STROBE, Ere'tor.
Nav H. 1870 4Iy2
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Nav l7,Is5O

SHERIFF'S SALE.-lnFai CommonPless.
y Williams AcLley vs Henry Dittoe, ct ais. By
virtue of order to directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Fairfield county; Ohio, will offer
and expose to sale by public vedue and outcry at the
door Of che court house in said county, Oh Monday The
17h ddy Of June nert, between the hodrs Of 10 O'Clock
"A. NJ and o'clock p. M. Of said day, the following
described decree ofthe court Of common pleas Of Fair
field county, Ohio, towt The decree 6f Thomas vii.
liams Us. The ZanesVille 4 MAysvifle Turnpike Com
Psnyoi tne zOn q S SeP Po, sns so % q S5OS o.
1915. Terms Of sale, cash. =,
OLIVER H. PERRY, Sheriff
msyl7, 1850 50 6w2
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r e M OVAL.
Will LIAM e.. EMBICH

WILL Ii AN G.. BICH
IJAS removed his BOOT & SHOE
IL Establishment 10 the room in
U1 Shefer's Building one door EGsto
the Tdllmadge House, where in adI
AH - dton to his Stock of his own manu.
facture, he will constantly keep on
hand general assortment OF Cincin-
natl work for Ladies', Gentlemen and Children.
The work will all be done in the best manner and Of
the best material.
Thankful for the past patronage Of the public, he
respectfully solicits continuance of their favors.
Lancaster. may g. 1850 3m52
ESTATE of James s. Hlexander.-on the
IL 25th day of APRIL A. ID. 1850 the Court Of Com
mon Pleas OF Fairfield county, Ohio declared the Es-
tate OF JAMES S. ALEXANDER ihsolvent. Creditors
lfe therefore required to present their claims against
said Estate to tn, undersigned for allowance within six
months from the 25th day Of April, 1850 they will
not be entitled to payment.
WILLIAM HAMILTON, Adm'tor,
QfJames Alexander, decd, and Special Commissioner
NAV. . 1850 ll5f
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
VNHE subscriber would inform their friends and the
Il public generally, that they have Just received and
are now opening Large and well Selected
Stock of fGrOceries, suitable for fdnlily use, Con-
sistng in part of the following articlesi which they
will sell upon reasonable terms.
BEST RIO COFFEE;
New Orleans SUGARS, Loaf do; White Crushed
do, Lump do.
Young Hyson and Imperial TEAS,
Sugar House and New Orleans MOLASSESj
TOBACCO, of all kinds;
RICE, best quality; CANDIES, assorted;
LEMONS, ORANGES; FIGS; RAISINS;
Together with a stock ofFANCY ARTICLES, such as
FISHING TACKLE; COMBS; fancy and plain;
HAIR OILS; POCKET WALLETS;
And all other things usually kept in an establishmen
Of the kind ely & EVERSoLE.
Lancaster; April 49, 1850.
GPAAHLON ASHBRO0K'S NlilS zf 81 NJ
barreli Liquors of all kinds Of ne ba qptht sqil
BILE for the sick. & ~ u
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6ht Hlarktts.
LANCASTER, Friday, Nay 81. 1850.

Cincinnati Markets.
CiSrsSATI, May 90
FLoUR-Active at IS ,50G95.75
WHIsKEY 20 cents; LARD-ln Kegs7 cents
BAcOE-Firm aud unchanged
Weather warm. River fallen 10 inches
NEW YORK MARKETS,
HEw YoHK. May %.
Little done to-day to show the effect Of the
foreign news.
The market is unsettled and it is difficult 10
give accurate quotations.
Breadstufis favor Sellers Provisions unchang.
ed. Fair business doing in Pork ut $l6:566 10;
62 for Mess aud s8:B9 for Prime. Ohio Lard
sic dy at Ga ar. for prime and extra:
Demand for Tobacco on the increase. Ken.
tucky quoted at 8 a 90 for inferior. for mid.
ding aud 10 iSr selections.
PlrrsBURd. May %.
Five feet ten inches water in the channel.
Market quiet. No change.
FLoUR-$56$5l6 in wharf In store sules al
$5:l21
PRovIsIoss-Firm with IN advancing tendency
GRocERIEs-Firm. Sugar 53@5A. MolasSe,
29b03n. Coffee 100 l01 for fair Rio. Linseed
Oil 950l:00.
MHIsKEf-930s34 for recified.
CATTLE MARKET
NEW YodG May 90.
Offered yesterday at the scales 800 beeves, al
Southern. The market closes dull. Ia beeve.
not near 50 much has been done this Week as last
Sales of good retailing qualities have been made
at from So to $3.50 per hundred. About one
mildred undisposed Of
Cows aud Calves-Supplies thiS week large
A fair demand prevailed. Sales at $22Qs25G
$30O$ $42O850.
SHEEP aud Iambs-Market cleared at S20s4I
0$64 for Sheep and sl:l70sl758$2:75 rol
IaInbs