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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20
SNIUSENIENTS.

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Van kIOut. MI. Glenn Classy. Mrs Howard
bsoSss WHaas a iS'S opis To Ssss:
q open i ss: curtain rises a s'sisst;
friday evening ''nui FSsi f fisl pc performed
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HOT CORN GIRL.
DramaSlsed By g W. Taylor ESQ., expressly for ths Ma
sSsd New YORK tribune Written ~ H. Scion RoSs
son in Which hs youthful WONDER Lsae oordsha Howard,
ssssss ssssy ;i ' PHO. Frank gr...ly Mr. sl.l.
Travs1.. Mr.. Clarke Elenor ssdlsy. Mn. Prior
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Door, one, a, az. !. oonn.sas rs so ksG 11o
T1ok08. /. ). .. I'D oea0
0sseEe knoyn fog ehs las twelve
method Of informing his friends and the public that he h
formed eopArneship With Mr. Il. Wosd Of Minstrel Hall.
- e - y' sc' hs S .gps, sy'n
~ %ss & s q: sSI: e.
% IL M I e. ~
6f0 n HARRINGTON,
Professionally known ~ G1oRGl CHRISfY.
RUCKLEY's ePlRA HOUSE,, CHINIsl HALL. 50
Oldest established and mod talsAtsd company e1sssnos
Il: % n a.
Icsque Operas TO- r. Likewise All Operate CAoruses nos
By other bands kt the expense Of
haa honor announcing that The Concerts Of ts
Style Without vulsarity" Concert oommssosS ~ TX
pUCKLEYs, Rrogresers
r. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

CORPORATION NOTICR-PUBLiC NOTICE Is HERE
81 eivsn 70 the owners occupant or occupants
ali and lots improved unimproved lands affected
hesSy the following have been
Ieesnents for AL persons Interested
regulating paving aad setting curb and gutter stones
rty street, between Third and
ne limits embraced by such Assessmens include All the
housee and ground vacant lots pieces and
Of land situated On both sides Of Thirty sixth
Between Third and Lexington avenues Al whose
are opposed the either Of them ae
~ present. their objections in writing 10 the undersigned
N 1her ofos No. Hall Of RAoords within thirty days
WILLIAM GAGE, -
CHARLRS J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIkLL
ONCE Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Jan TO-
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
~ by Kvep The owners, occupant or occupants
lots I'm proved nnim lands Affect
% thereby shat the following have been COM
petNd by the Asess and lodged in the oce OF the
Bureau Of examination By all inter-
osed north side OF Twenty frst
Third and Lexington The limits embraced by such
include all tho several and ots o. ronnd
sde Of Twenty rst street. point about sixty feet east
e Lexington avenue thence l eet east All whose
the above named and
who 10 either Of hem are
Nheir once No. Hall Of Records within thirty days from
Ne date Of This notice. ~
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MsNEILL }
once Bureau Of Assessments Street. Depsrtm emf, jan H.
1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

CORPORATION NoTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
By eye, to the owner Or owners, occupant or occu
affected thereby, MAT the following
completed BY the Assessors and lodged in the once Of
the Bureau Of Assessments examination
interested vz1Yor iorc1g lots The limits smbraeei b.
ground vacant lots and parcels Of land ustsd
ths south side Of rieth street. from IFS
Of Fifth feet thereof south
Thirty first street l7s feet west Of rfsh avenue IS feet
west thereof whose interests affected
above named who opposed the same
either Of them requested to present their
in writing to the undersgned ~ their Once No Hall Of
Records within thirty days from he date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once, Bureau OF Assessnen.s, Street Department JAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

~ via Niearasua-7he Accessory Transit Company e
aGariEus propresSrsnJhrSoEa IN advanos q NE NAL
The new double saXn steamship STAB OF TIL
river 81 O'Clock, NJ precisely for San Juan del Nor
on Friday January eonneesn with VIC noy And favors
Eosr.sua Transt route having but twelve miles Of Ian.
ventilation and For information
cage apply only 70 CHARLkS MORGAN, Agent, No. sBev
linz Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

AIRS PREV sTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
M her services the lsdes aud genlem OF hs city Ia
ssxoesy o,e and law natter Interesting dr.ams ae
BY books and science constantly relied by Napoleon srd
will tell the Of the lady gentleman they wllmarry
Also, the OF the visitors Residence % Great Jones
street. corner Of Bowery Ladies o. cents gents 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

sRowH, sHiPLHT co. i'.sp - '@'''' :" g
ST1PHKM K1NNARD CO..
JOHN AyNRol 4 CO,
Is Rue Nosrs Dame de- vieteirss, PArh
GRO. b. DRAPER, Havrs.
ne Of these ships VIII not be accountable for es
NlveS bullion specie iswery precious metals
lee Bulls o. Aaa ass aGast srsfOr and the vaas sh'sss
therein exDrsssed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

CTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will he reserved 1T this Office until
Mo, day January regulate ayd grade Eighth
be had application to the Contract Clerk ohis depart
ment. JAMES fUREF
Jan. 90 1854. etreet Conn issicnsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

CORPORATION NorICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by giyen 10 Abe owner or occupant occupants
q ali 6ousss lots improved unmpro !ed lands Affect
q thereby that hs follow have been COM
pAsd BY and lodged In the once efthe
Bureau q Asessmsnt for by All persons ns
Ferry street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues Ths
embraced by such include all the several
houses lots pieces and parcels o.
situated both sides Forty nrsi from seventh
6y the named and whe are opposed 70 hs
either them W present their obJeo
1ious IN writing the undsrsgned ~ their oHioe No.
Hail Of Records. within thirty days nom he date OF th
ooNoa WILLIAM GAGE,
sSs'" CHARLES j. DobGE. : Assessors.
CHARLES NoNIkLI1
once Bureau Of Assessments, Department, jan H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

CORPORATION NO1ICR-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE.
~ by siven to the occupant
Of all houses and lots improved unimprovsd affected
that the following have been eed
By the Assessors and lodged in the ocs Of she Bureau
OF for examination BY all persons Interested
vsFor filling sunksn lots The limits embraced BY such
include all the several houses and Of ground
side Of Second from Thirty seventh 10 Thirty eighth
street south d OF Thirty street one ana
affected by che above named assessments and who are
opposed the either Of them requested 10 pre-
thtr obiections in writing 10 the undernd ~ thes
ONCE No. Hall Of Rectrds within thirty days from the
date Of this netice WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIRLL,
once Bureau Of Assessment Street Department, Janu
arv1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

1OO CANARY BIRDS FROM THE BEST IMPORTED
lUU Belgian stock. Apply 70 FREDERICK DENNL
No l3 West Thirteenth street. Seventh the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

A NEW, BEAUTIFUL AND MOST INTERESTING Blu.
a siness adapted 70 both travelling 81 home
and only few hours practice required enable
70 AXE from SIS $50 week Any person either
h wing two leisure hours during
ning will ind this pleasant nteresbg and luera
tive pAs~s Tn receipts Of ST. post paid win forward By
retnrn mail full and plain printed Instructions Address
ABES B. sHkUB BOX 81 once New Jsrsey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

DKNnANsHIP AND looKKEEPINo.-ruRsI ryy
ess4nthAls tho Of buansss taught thorousV
At GOLDsHlTHs rooms, $50 Broadway The essablshns1A
pArlors htssd like private drawing
tire suite being hundr feet IN .nsth Private pnpis
visitors within or noise from without and nns We
hapd AID ,om plete Acquaintance with practical bookos
ing suarsr teed In all cases.
THE FRENCH, OIRMAN AND ENGLISH LAH.
ruages wanted for business and oenvcrsation, b
learned by ladies and ptemen asr most
ttreeAto T. fELLAklN0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

TNOREIGN IXPRkS-kDWAK-S SANFORD Z co.
rpsstf.ly .nnouaes thA. sLsy are 70 iorrAs
ali parn EnglAnd, Ireland and Scotland twice
Havre, Paris Bremen Hamburg Frankfort and all parts
Pbnic, sydney and all parts 81 AusrAA, Van Dismans
Land New Zealand by every vessel sailing
England for those places Canton Hong Kons
hal Calcutta Madras Bombay and ether parts Of ths Es,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

DEGGARS ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAVE
I'D be<n ca0d for aims In South Am .rcAa
owns BY persons horseback The cid adage OF BeAn
on horeeback conveys the min Of most readers
aniy figure creuohed opsn the back Of steed WITH
The solors OF ali nations Such no however the hgnFs
ado by your CHILEAN bessar he accustomed 10 riding
his appearance Many ane gentleman would lAe 70 81
horse the collector OF sdsred trhss
who begs Of the Virgin such gentlemen mag
be KrAtined by calling upon DIsBf0W, At No. roursk
avsnue there anything Of the equestrian in them Das
brow will brp Out His evening classes we'll
attended by senenen preparing themselves In the noble
and ohiyalrc and science of horsem ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

They ali first class New Yorh buit snips provide,
With all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
gasengsrs ard commanded b msI q experiences IN y
Goods sent 10 the will be forwarded free %
charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, Nl Pearl stSeel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

LIORskvANNAH.-FARER EDUCED-rHs NEW AND
splendid side wheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE,
Capt Hardie carrying the United States mail will leave
o'clock A. ~ from the wharf above Vine street. In speed
and strength and emit for the comfort and
Of passengers this ship unsurpAsed Fare
from Philadelphia, $ Storage S. The State Of Georgia
leaves above the following Wednesday. Agents in
Philadelphia, HERON MARTIN. 55l North Whsrvss; in
Savannah G, A. l.. LAMAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20
PUBLICATIONS.

thusADE AGAINST rHn CATHOLIC CLKR0Y-
y aiming 70 lrsh CathoLos..Ihe Boston Puot Of I'LL
vel, second article MeAgher and the Reds
chapter the prise story written BY Mr. Dorsey sdes
riI ar cles the follow beosyohn Mitchell, Qse
IA intdeis and Irish Catholics; The East Turning
luik. Palm erst.n English and French Alliances Ae
th,r with the lstctt from Europe domssa4
In, PHO. the larxess cheapest and most y.sS
Athoo Irish American paper published On the oes1
, tlt tf America. Price 81 90 year. DEXTER BIO
1hEa and 10 Ann street, New York. the whoeAts
dealers the bic terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20
INSTRUCTION..

d E THE SUBSCRIBER WILL REDUCE HIS TERMS
%C. on Monday January 3D. from SO S. for tho
q instruction In pepmanship. Lsdes' class at III A. NJ
private nsruetlon duIins the bookkeeping day and
evening OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH 500 Broadway Call fox
circulars. Copy books for SALE price % cents ~
ATTENTION. -BRIsToW'S ACADEMY OF BEST PEN.
"A manhip 1913 BroadwAy-hr Bristow s the best teacher
writing Ladies are taught free scsfu elegant hand;
bold, rapid COED mercantile hand in twelve ~
twenty lessons Terms Please CALL New pupils daily
received Private TUITION. Visiting cards thirty sents PEI
d. zen, prettily written Law writing dors or copied.
GEORGE BRISTOW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

PowIRY THKATRA..A STEVENS, STAGE MANA.
ID ger-Tfme kotiee"bed doors will open at 6; curtain
rises a. O'clock Lower Tier Of Bores 80 oeuss gTper
Boxes cents PHI and eal Tax censs; Private Boxse,
~ sean In Orchestra Boxes, W oen9; sss1 In Private
Boxes, 80 cents.
friday evening, January D. win be performed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

u Reduction In prices Of pAssA ss-Uuited States Nal
Steamship COMPANY with ths Paciso Mail sssap
California and Oregon, via Aspinval and PanAmA.Ih
United States intend 10
foot Of Warren street ths fast sailing steamer 9E0K95
oiHo Nall eteamship Conpany's steamer JOhN L. 6I1
PHENe Capt. r. l. Person THROUGH tickets 70 CahfornL
prices The transit Of ths Ishmu - ths expense Of
sss crossing the Ishmus suoh cannot 30 found
any other read CAliforna. For passage apply V o.
WHITNEY, the ohoe III West street. Of arfse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

THIRD TIM, BY PUBLIC DENAND-fHu rJvu
Points Juvenile Musical Gala, planned and oonduat1
sy Gsorse Henry Curtis WILL in consequence ths burn
Friday evening" January o. he bsnsn Of sho rive Pos
houss o. when In addition 70 The q
there viii sppear ~ on shs ars. ooo.sIOn the original
Hale Rev Mr. Psase and NJ solon Robinson the authos
OF hos Corn q Life scenss" will DO present. and AXE
lev remsSM The audience will also be addressed By Rev
Brainerd. , =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

QERFORD co.'s CALIFORNIA AND SOUTH AMER
lean express by tho splendid sc fast running United
STATES s George Law John L. nphsns,
January 28th In charge Of special We will also
fsrward .. letter sxpross via san Juan.
BERFORD CO., SO Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

- efbeaeous remedy in All ca es Of tha. tear III mAl.dy
raging toothacht M B. has great confidence in
mendug the abovensmed tncture for certain
ard almost na taneous raging from ten 70 thirty
time according 70 the less OF
pain suffered BY the person prsvou to It's application Price
only twenty bottle. The Oriental Tooth Tino.
ture unlike many other remedies Of the kind, ia Of
unpeatant se neither does Djure in the slightest de-
gree the mouth gums Of the party using ~ efficacy
in AL especially those Of rheumatic toothache GOLD
oauAht the teeth or was accidentally discovered BY
Buxton, whilst travelling in foreign countries and
piled hin 70 Of his friends who sufferers and
in did he experience failure This tncure Is With
toab the best article of the knt yet offered the
public the truth Of which sl yhs have used 1t will rsad
" testify Prepared by A. G. BUX ron, 26 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, L. L. and sold Wholesale BY Aessrs u Click
Co. 81 Barclay street. and at UOwes Couch Candy
Depot ls Chatham street. New York Also retail by
y all the respectable druggsS AID medicine veader In town
nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

HARL KLAUBERG, JR., CUTLRR, NO. al BLRRCKER
" street. Ca observation-disclosures Of tailors shears,
DC talors thea scissors and ground
ground concave surgical instruments cut In
order Custom down leave their work the
hhop. III Anthony street, near Centre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

QHOR sOUTH GuEE0N ANp HAvRE-1aE UkITN
States maj 5toAmship FRANKLIN, J. A. WAtsv~, ''T
EAndsr wiz leave tor HAvrs, touching At southAmpto1
IL ocioek iron PioF No. Eor,S riHer oe Of Psmss.
yrst class. Sl2 second GLASS sQ luggage not wanted Ia
he should BE board the before sAs
marked Below" No freight will be taken after hursdAi
NbLnAry9 For freight or passage apply 70 hORTIAM
LIVINGSTON, Agent, Ne. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-20

11NIS III,
fifteen kinds of business that will enable persons
az toth obtain comfort .bis and independent
come bddress u Taylor, 1903 sester street
IrHoLEsALE FISH sToRE-KxTRA LARGE NO
w naenerel, for RETAILING Haf barrels q extra for
fan All tie various size PACKAGE Of tho different
numtsrs OF tmoked and pck herng; extra srze coddh
Ae FOR Gale by HENRY W SCHEN Gk, 80 Fulton street.
Between " sshngton and West strses
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13
GREAT ExcrTExENr IN ooviNGroN-AN
AMERICAN CHILD MURnERED IN THE
STREET.

Z.
The Cincinnati Times Of Saturday
says: =.
Il becomes our duty to-day. u re-
cord one OF the most inhaman deeds
that ever disgraced the annals OK our
times It is no less crime than the
cold FLOODED murder Of young boy,
by q burly man in the streets Of Cow
ington. in broad day light. We visit
ed cur sister city this morning. to learn
the particulars of this horrible affair.
and from the Sheriff Of the county we
were informed thatas near as the facts
are known. they are substantially us
follows:
Yesterday afternoon. about O'Clock
Samuel. Jagged about eleven years son
Of shadford Easton, a highly respec-
table citizen Of Covington. wasfeturn-
ing from school in company with a
number Of his mates. and on the way
were playing skinny" When near
the corner Of Sixth and Craig streets,
a quarrrl. from some slight cause,
commenced betweenthe school children
AM German lad whom they metz
On seeing the alteration, a large Ger
man named Fortman, who resides 10
that locality. came cut and commenc
ed abusing the schcol-bcys. Young
Easton. beinga spirited lad, resented
the insults. in words. until they came
too thick FOR him to bear-when in re-
taliation for being called "a DID
little American Know NOTHING SON Of a
|b--h" Easton hit the burly
Dutchman with his skinny stick -
Upon this the savage monster wrensh-
ed the stick from the lad. and with one
blow on the temple laid him senseless
on the ground. Not satisfedwith this
he actually stamped and kicked him
as he would have served venomous
reptile. -
The bruised and mangled child was
conveyed home, and died in two hours
thereafter, in spite Of the combined
skill OF a number Of the best physi-
clans.
The perpetrator Of this outrage was
Immediately arrested and confined in
jail. This morning the Grand Jury,
which is in session, received a special
charge with reference to this case. and
retired at ten o'clock.
The most intense excitement prevails
among the people Of Covington in re-
lation to the afair-so much so. in
deed, that is feared by many law abid-
ing citizens that in case the excited
populace obtain an opportunity Of ex-
ecuting their designs, the criminal will
be lynched.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13
AurUxxAL FORESTS.
A COMMON MIsrAKR.

The beauty OF an autumnal forest, is
frequent theme Of remark by travel.
lers and others interested in nature
But there Is mistake often committed
in regard to this matter. IL is that of
attributing the varigated appearance
Of ain autumnal forest TO frost. A
young lady said 10 the writer few
days ago. 1.-The frost begins 10 turn
the leaves" A little less than year
ago. In passing amidst the splendid
scenery ofthe Green Mountains, be-
tween Pittsfield end Springfield, where
each hilltop seemed like a grand bou-
quet Of flowers. gentleman said. "rhe
work of frost" A visitor 10 the Wy
oming Lead Mines (Pennsylvania)
has given the following passage:
"The varied trees OF the forest.
touched by the frosty fingers Of death.
were changing their countenances be-
fore passing away. There was stand
ing one clothed in scarlet. every leaf
as bright and red from its crown to
the ground, as if it had been on fire.
Another was clad in vesture Of gold,
and yet another inpurple. And these
were mingled with evergreens and
parti-colored trees. making such u
strunge-hued and surprisingly beauti
ful panoroma. such as the eye took in
with new and constantly increasing
delight
The description itself is beautiful.
as well as the grand scene it sets be-
fore us. But the mistake. rs above
signiiied. is in attribuling this beauty.
this yarigated appearance, to FROST
II is the ripening Of The leaves that
gives the crimson, golden. and other
hues, as the blush Of the peach. the
crimson Of the plum. the golden APP
pearance of the apple. are not the re-
suit Of frost but the rlpening of the
fruit.
The FROSTY" fingers are indeed to
these delicate classes Of vegetables
"fingers of death" At their touch,
all this beauty, alike in fruit, and leaf,
and flower, disappear.-Bosson Re-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13


West and rapid settlement Of new lands
rendered the signing Of patents D busi
ness 80 gigantic, az TO preveus the pres
ident and head Of ME cabinet from doing
what for yeas past has been the work Of
subordiustes. Accordingly the patient
which invested ar. Tyner with the title
to the quarter section on which he had
built his cabin and settled ( dated three
years afterward, JsIy lst. 1909 bears
the familiar signature OF Tn. jefferson
with the s,test Ia his own genuine hand
writing Of James Madison Secretary Of
State.
On the homestead thus acquired he
continued 70 live tIll the year 1897,
when once more. aud for the last time
he changed his residence. going on h,s
last removal 10 the farm In Decatur
county on which he died
he was married three times and wa
the father Of fifteen eaIldren. nine being
the children of his first. and the re-
NAMED Of his second wife. The Oldest
OF the first family Ia Hares Tsncr eho
iesides In Marion county 10 this state,
and Is In the sixtietb year Of his age
and the youngest was Silas Tyner de-
ceased in April 1852, aged a.. With
this exception and that of Solomon who
died-in 1862. the fret children are stiIl
living. Richard Tyner Of this place BE-.
Ing the fourth OF the family.
Mr.. Tyner was one Of the pioneer
ministers Of the North-west. being a
preacher Of the Baptist persuasion. He
was well known to the old settlers OF
the White water Valley and to many on
Indian Creek and on the borders of the
neighboring State Of Ohio. The vene-
rable survivors OF that early race, as
well as hundreds of their immediate de-
scendau IS living la the Valley, and scat
tered over the north and west OF Indi.
ana and through Illinoise and Iowa will
remember him as kind and hospital
neighbor, ever ready TO welcome the
traveller and emigrant OF that early pc
Rod to his humble shelter; as an hon.
est. upright man in all his conduct, and
dealings with his fellow mep. and us a
true Christisn
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-13
GrrntxxArf Octa. 1884,

Mr.. EpITor:-The nouE market Is
firm TO day, holders uro generally asking
S7for good brands. Salss were made
on Saturday ut SO go TO $50 for good
common brand. Wheat remains at i,25
to lao. Oats 10. Rye i,i2. Corn
90 TO csc.
PRovIsioSs.--rhe market is very
dull. prices nominal. No. Lard ioc.
GRocKMEs.-Thc market is firm for
Coffee and Sugar at full..rates, Coffee
l2t for'sugar 81 to oic. Rice 81 to
10,
suoF, has advanced to 2,2o to 2,25
per bag.
Hops. are selling at.30.to SO for In
diana Hops, and 30 for New Eastern.
BurrER.-The receipts continue
light. good bill Butter. sells at i6 to IL,
small iirken 10 TO s2c. Eggs l4c.
SEEps.-Flax lao. Clover 600.
Timothy LIS to 2.50c per bush.
A. A, Golfer.