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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
!. K. g. D. WILL

.TkKE pleasure in announcing 10 their
Il friends, and the public generally, that
they are just opening large assortment of
Summer Goods OF every variety. suited TO tho
wants of this section of country, 10 which
they especially invite the attention Of purch'
asers, as they feel confident they can give
the best satisfaction with regard to price and
quality. &c [may i6,3wl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
D R Y &C 0 0 DSn

4 HAVE just received fine Lot Of Prints.
L Lawns, Muslins. Grapes, and divers other
articles in the Dry-Goods line; also, an as.
sortment OF Leghorn, Palm Leaf and Straw
Hats, Gimp Bonnets, &c; all Ct which, will
sell at lower figures, for cash, than the same
Goods can be bought for. | can Recommend
this Lot of Prints as fashionable styles anl
fast colors. Z, A BRATT0N.
maylS 4w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
], R, WhlTTEMlR:.

AS HOW an assortment Ui Wall Paper.
l. Il Borders, Window Curtains, aud Fue
Screens, that can hardly be surpassed in !hs
West. Prices low. so. Union Block,
may lo, %. ChiIicuthe, ONO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
EXTRAORDINARY PREMIUMS
To Agents for procuring SubscribeH io'
TICKETS AT 81 EACH,
IN PERHAM's GREAT
400, GOO GIN Enterprise!
,,,r bauop Of the Giis being osGniieiT assd for
JULY 5, 1898.

.-~~-~----~
Any person sending $40 may deduct % per
cent or will receive Ii Tickets.
Each person sending 81 G. btifIe tie tih o
July, will, la addition TO commissions DC
Presented Nth Mamm0th Cola Pen and
Case, udiusd at 8 10.
Each person sending 5000 before the 5th Of
July, will, in addition to commissions. be
PrtsGHted Whh Silver IValck, uald at s25.
Each person sending $500 before the 9Th u
July. will, in addition to commissions, be
Presented pith GoLd Watch, valued at $50.
Each person sending $500 before the 5lh Of
July, wIl,in addition 10 commissions, be
Presented with Gold Witch, ual d at 500.
The person who shall send, before the 5th
Of July, the largest amount above $500. will,
in addition to commissions. be
Presented riih Piano, palued at 5000
have been induced to make the above lib.
eral offers in order to remove settled obiec
ton in the minds Of your committee, to hav.
ing the distribution Ilhe place while ther,
remain in my hands tickets unsold, and for
which cause they have seen fit to defer the
partition OF the gifts. which was fixed for the
27tR inst, to the 9th OF July, as will be seen
by reference 10 their proceedings, published
below. | assure you that the pOStponenent
is as vexatious TO me as il is to those who
have purchased tickets. therefore hope that
each and every one now interested, will CO.
operate with me in the effort to dispose OF the
lew thousand tickets remaining unsOll, aud
thus advance the interests OF tie whole body
Of SHAREHOLDERS. Respectfully yours
J. PERHAM.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
New Books,

A ND other Goods in his line Of Business
IA are received by Express almost every
week from Boston, New York, and the Cities
of the West, by J.R. WHlTTEM0RE,
may IS, '55. Second ST., Chillicothe, o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
. G. swETLAND.. D...........B.C C, CoGswELI
BOOT 4 STORE,
AND
MAI l 7 A c 7 0 R I.
SWETLAND g. COGSWELL,

Opposite the McATthur House,
- ETURN their sincere thanks to their
AZ numerous friends and customers, for
the very liberal patronage extended TO them
in the past season, and take pleasure in an
nouncing that they are now receiving at their
Boot aud Shoe Depot the largest and best Sc
loc,ad Stnck nf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
ARTISTS MATERIALS.

.OF every description furnished at short or.
" ders and fair prices. A large supply OF
Paints and Brushes for Portrait Landscape
Painters, Toy Paints and Best Water Colors
on hand. J. K. WillTTEMORE,
mayl9,55. Second ST., Chilicolhe, o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18

6-T A clergyman was hung in eff.
gy at Lagrange, Tennessee, last week,
for selling poor mans note at auc-
lion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18

Books AND STATIoNARY.-We call
attention this week to tue advertise.
ment OF J. X. WHITTEMoRE, OF Chill
licothe, Ohio. Our merchants and
dealers in books and stationary will do
we'll to call OIL Mr.. WHrrEM ORE, be-
fore buying elsewhere. His stock is
large, and oil the very best in the West,
al prices TO suit the times.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
Z L NJ Z NJ B Z L |

THE TICKETSA2E ONLYsl EACK
Aud each Ticket admits Four Persons to
Perham'S BwIesque Opera, ,G63 Broad.
way, New York;
And that among Llie Gifts to be distributed,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-18
p BOOlS & Shoes

Ever brought to Macarthur; consisting SE1l
IN part oi F&
GENTLEMENS' BOOTS &. SHOES,
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NEW sFRoM TINE PAOlFIc.
.ARRIvAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY,
g.. from Calllsmia, SOuth America and
.,,e West Coast Of Mckee,
Interesting from Chill, Bolivia, Peru
: sr5 and Australia.


IbeI. s " steamship Empire City, Capt. Windle witt,
the mais from California the Pacific arrived yester
day morning. She sailed from Aspinwa at O'Clock, A.
NJ August ID ior New York Havana with the mails
passengers and treasure from Fan Francisco per seamer
John l. Stephens and arrived at Havana August 9Th at
II O'Clock M coaled and transfeed the New Orleans
mails and passengers and sailed for New York at r. NJ.
saine cay The passengers all in excellent health:
here has not been sinee of sickness among them
ssnce leaving San 1fsncAec M {'as slss4 ssN
Among tho passengers by the Empire City are Capt.
j. Russell, agent for Ioyds London Colonel H. Pearson
Of San Juan Judge Ames Of san Diego; w. b. Van Brunt
agent Pacific Mail Steamship Company at Acapulco;
General Wheat Of the Alvarez party in Mexico and Lieut.
Wells, q. S. NJ, bearer Of dispatches from Peru.
The steamer John L. Stephens sailed from San Francis
90 July i6 Mt O'Clock =. ~, with the United States
mails 400 passengers and 81 os7 $50 85 In treasure
which sss5 $50 IS iestined New York SLIT 500 for
England and IS 600 for Panama.
The John L. Stephens landed her passengers at Panama
on the a1st July, at noon all in excellent health.
The p. NJ S. Co. Is steamer Golden Gate with tue mails
and passengers that left New York July per steamer
George aw, eft Acapulco for san francisco the 23d
ult., at O'Clock A. NJ, all well on board.
The Empire Cty's dates from San Francisco were an
ticpated by the Nicaragua steamer Northern Light.
Mr.. Purser Hall, Of the Empire City, will accept our
thanks for papers and other attentions
The following is the
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State Fairs for 1880.

phifadephia Society for the Promotion Of Agr-
culture Phiiadelphia, at Powelson, sept. II, H.
l3, IA.
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The Sion, E,,ps,lttioo.


tUfEff pDhneucc ul f4f rl lftNIs lNtM M4tfrAN
IEavESwoHEg, X. r., Aug. 2 ls55.
In contradisfinction IA ihe iuicnE+i ~ oar hfe
town. Fort LcayeDw0rtb-cui nca as-t pcightDr pre-
senis most lively aspect ~ consequence ot one Q!
the new cavalry regiments behg 0egauled thcur,
and the fitting out Of the Sionx expedition, under
General Haney. This command vii start un tne
pfafies tie 4th us.., toe ards the SOAK c0inirJ
but II j. 80 ate In the season tt little * nothing
lie expected this year. unes ihe In,han~ sh0ild
make stand. which, IL is feared, they viii Dr. d.
when they such an unusual iorce ~ tieir <Dun
try. They will doubtless scat'cs The prsirAs IN
smal bands in which ease no blow be struck;
bat the appearance of Gen. HRtgey4 cofnnaBi
ongst them viii have mn~t sAltJfg effect, Tor
they imagine that the United State arc und,c 10
Forts Laramie and Kearney. II j. 10 he rtgr ftted,
gone upon the psifies early lad speing;
but as Congress did not authorize the raising
of an additional force until the tlird IL March il
was impossible 10 complete preparations sooner. To
make successful expedition against the si0ux living
along the base Of the Rocky mountains distant over
eight hundred miles from this ffun der troops shoabi
leave here by the middle OF May, at ie,yt. All VIII
know anything Of the praifes know ihis and 81 j.
folly to expect anything decisive froia force start
ing 10 late IN the season a. the irrt q Au0. AnA
Gen. Harncys command IN not large enough b. give
The Indians that chastisencnt they deserve lie on.
terS The neid with only about 40 mnn. Bs shSiid
have double tbs force. n renc.ris the Ipdian
country with four detachment III some 100 rnc1
each. by this means the indians coolS - intercept
ed. VI cour-e. The force nor eDssdng iae irid
eoUlG oeieni shy p,ntef ~ intS,s la taSrii =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

any of subsisting for month a lesst exeep
raw shell as We gave ourselves up to the IndIAns aat
very kindly 70 and with them have rcmaned up e
TINS present time having seena vessel, until
steamer passed few days since but had no comnianca
have only to add that our eternal gratitude Il dus
70 the captain Of the Metecro, who has not only taken
us on board fed nd clothed but in many instances
fulfilled the promises made by us to to the Indians to In
daee them to take US on board
Our ship was called the Manchester, Of Nantucket,
Captain Alex. Hall Coffin. from New York, bound to
a.m Of cartalisht Harrison, Of New YorS~savsd, cd
1hos. & Edward eoGln, me captains son and Robert
The commander Of tho Gillian vessel Meteoro says
,ss y n sss1 n Gallant an n e
the night OF the Gath May last the 2h several In
dian canoes came alongside, amongst whom two
them on board and brought them Valparaiso. full
hing Tor his part, duty imposed on him by Christian
ity and humanity
All we're taken up with the election of President The
eendida!ure ofGcnera Santa Cruz nearly discarded
Ina, o. lr Lnares y increasingly popular The govern
Ee'zu The press however, speaks out with degree Of
freedom far from usual in that country.
Bezu has concentrated the army at Chuquisica with
ont leaving soldier in any other part OF the republic II
u thought that he seeks to make Cen Cordova his son
in-law President by force but Sr nres is tho popular
candidate and 1t Ia probable that the nation will
him. a..,e.1-.. .sA.g sIg..- :. 4. :
PERU
Ihere IL no news OF Importance and this unfortunate
republic appears to be but little improved by her change
of rulers. FL.
We hear Of more gold mining expeditions One party
started on the llth, and the American company TO
leave in about month Tho government had issued the
orders TO supply them with firearms, including two
pieces OF cannon, ammunition provisions, mules, &c
On the 9th n German company returned from pros
pecng tour near the Cerro Pasco for the purpose Of
citing the government to give them guard for their
protection.
Castillo, IL is supposed win be elected President.
The U. :. ship Of war Independence met by the
Vadiva on the l1th, about 80 miles north Of Callso,
RIVER PLATE PROVINCES.
The post has not come from beyond the Andes. The
last dates left pending the question between Brazil and
Paraguay. still II was thought peace would be preserved
Tothis end Paraguay will have sent minister 10 Brazil
Five vessels Of the Imperial squadron had entered the
waters OF the Paraguay The object Ia uncertain The
Tree Navigation OF the rivers for all flags viii probably he
the basis Of negotiation.
Prom the other provinces we have no news Of monncn
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LATER FROM AUSTRALIA.

The MTcafo Of Valparaiso publishes news received
from sydney to the 10Th Of May received by the Amer
ship Rover Bride.
business generally better and higher p-ices were
obtained for almost every description OF merchandise
Chile -four in sydney ranged from f35 los. to Ed lbs
IN Victoria from "a to f4 (per toni and at Geeong
from f43 for Colonial to f4O for Chile In Melbourne ali
classes Of provisions rising in price.
In Victoria, the miners license had been done away
with, to the great dissatisfaction Of the people Immi
grafton the increase
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Brooklyn city ppssti,vepo<.

fhrsA Gre brosc Ii, tho outer psrt 81 tha Nint
sara 20 Saturday H.1fElBg ilp0t o'ti4tA, ~ tvo
tory Hothlc baiitiug usei AZ present csfp@u ~
shpp and fiabs The butdirT vas aEnea ~ Anos ~
don ~ NO. knigera pi4cc. = ~, and va awa
plarr ~ ttmlorafy sssh ~ fhe wofAuen Who
flo5e1 IN building a dwelling hoDss he gt 4
Wa entirely consumed v,ih Al a. conieut Witch
sifiea q lnildnz usferiaL Ios sbDa. s2Oo. iB.u
rnnc", " any, no, saccriainsd
Two htctatta usaae, 90 Friday nisfn1yn ~ sfe
lhe hovse u W, ofcger n Washlngan sEeaue hstoea
Sates and iuhon bnt diecgyefsd isfsf~ Il
ban tsa1e ary setg0a benewsy -nsf41iph fcsfa npn
ne fsf'ani glfl ~ 80 promptly psseggc8 ffur- be
sfsbb teihsgiag " TfasE~s lt4rtlsold n e8aih
ssfcfa snceF IongaN trt lte fray trne ~
@ts fiaginE slth ,aa'cbes wss sxfDgnlthsI ~ fss
sour rt'iding in shs aslghhogioed. tprage utalrg
is,esysm,ses ---Ih roe~ 4 ihs ws.icrs Sltfgs. y
htcosgn made - arrests ~ ntcrasioD - ryiasy
~ tts'rict. .....
tsfs.tt.et..s.a s..s.t*t.ts...s. 0.t.sa.. 4
~ .'.t.tsss....-.. .....r..t,e ...
Tatsi .. =
'nvsr q - rsu-t'~ l4a- 49, hter = f4gltf ~
~ EHN4al.4stfN IRE 1.4.gs sl.xE
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

TFrOW FHn6Ua Ferilu, zi.1
The ~ s. N. Co.'s steamer 1adiyis, Capt +. o. Cront
arrived yesterday morning from the South coast sh
Gle for England. 4
Her dates are-yalparaiso, June 90; CaIao, July II
Faita, July Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12

THE Grows WHEAT IN Ngw YoEK.-The Living
ston Republican says near twothrds OF the wheat
crop In that county has been secured, and adds.
" Some OF the farmers begin 10 think their wheat il
not injured much as they thonRht for. and u j.
reasonable 20 presume that when Il II marketed, ~
one VII bavt rrOvp vhta.
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..'.H, go bbl. a... ssyer' ov,on ,.n asy,, st snn
he. fb In fair request ard 10 firm With v-y isst
n % hbs At slSd 90 fr Country Me-. sl5ax 80
Prime and el6 5c0ti1 for fspseksd Fes,srn ~ N
All pdyr N. news. the demand active, a., ~
spd ,c. ~ lal2c. Butte Va fair sla.. A. ~. oes
state snA ia g. for OHIO Cbsese - r.o =, os
plAsTEk-WiLd'o' IL insruSe ~ ga sSs q s'.5 az:
$50 :"
RICF-Tbe'e y doing i0dsyi $50 t..ree. ~ 81.
crop. ~ AZ 81 atc pat hr eNDor 70 dtve n, - -
a. a. thu yetfs OcUctor y, sJ1e tsrses th. =. -
eeved b.r fn.es genera easier, witt t.sl ia ~
sPICFs-Sss. have trspspired Of 30 ma. Ca. a.
ARD t0 n NVfmegsH %
sUGARSTh-rc :. sui et'lei fee irs; price, A..
quotahy over u sn iarine g. beaVass. tao1sh tLe ,
Nv ofogeraors Of the opinion tbs, eysu,stg "a, Ai
vii rally ard oonsid' iaby hlsher ices - rNssd Tkas
view are usdeA upon The heht rtoep. 10Th D.s..t -
rr se,tVe sud the gres rcaucsd ca (esiaA % n 40 -
l. q, hhd.l band Tbs ',es 80 hodS S.v -.
= 7.c. en- go hbs a ba Mrsc,yadO ,s-ly a IA
srED-A limited demand Tor Clover lGlGlic Ngrtb- =,
In f,r reous.t - "a - = bu o.. Ros.h Fax
supp var q 81 IS Lnss.d mr.; Ve heG Il a.. -
A.. 6sss "a cnii, a. Bosto y bnsh. ssh -
sALTPE ER-The vigorous upw I'd q1,ement eoat,,s,
with ale. al Bos 90 sec a. llc 500 bags IA g.
IN bond; a7d 100 bags for home Use Of c 6mos al CIV,
HlSKY-T The n.ikct IL .esdy he iefairJ sooi W ~,
NV mode rate SALES Of so bblA lot Qic. for Obs sr2 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-21
Markets ReDorted By Tsieg-ayA.

NEW.ORLEAYs Sept l9.Our CorroN market u hfmG re.
yiou. rates with sales to dsy Of coo be Ne' PoRk s
Su Sterling EXcBANGE 10 quoted at 81 az " cent prem
BAiTIMoRE, Stpt h-At gu, CATTLE marx to-day hss
uss slight improvement 10 BEEyts IN ohenpe nun,r'f
e al 10 81 IS The sdya'cs - about To- Y lnp.
oCs cree and in demand improved prees sales Il sds
sHFt IN moderate demand at weeks hs1rei Raging hai
SS0$4 he ., ,,.- -
BufyAIo sent 20-l2:3O p. M.FLoUR Less doing nj SefJ
firm ga e. zoe b, 81 81 81 81 ior choice Ohio and eui
lid an. anc ~ Iowa WHEAT IN good request lss
eco bushels spring and 0co bushels red ndanA %
priyae terms 400 bull es Wisconsin mixed br0ush vi ",
and 100 common white Canadian ~ 7j Coss rather bet.r,
sales 80 bushels st li free % DO It IL nos held &
oars steady; taes ) eco bushels a. DC.
CANAL FRttCHrs easier doRN tAhen for he,nT I,
2I2Ic aud tor New York liald4c. 1he Lace lSloss
yestsr ay were Flour 49, bb Wheat, II 1871 bush s
FxPoRTs time Flour GS1 bbs Wheat 81 % ssAss,
Com IS 437 burh.
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Arrived.

ship Victoria packei Smith London and POs'mo'iS U.s.
udse and 1870 pass 70 +. +. Morgan. ... lime &
Ship Telegraph (ot Boston) Harlow San faneo" :, n
passed ape HON July a. rndse 70 No dse VI u.
> ion u w, spoke ba Greenfield Fulinssey r.1 "a
Francisco hsd sprung oIempt beyard SONG sls W.,
Iot orc man onTd sent Is spoke brig Elizabeth ~
days hence for 81 Domingo al well i"o "~
sIip Consutiep packet Britton, Liverpool Acs u -
and is Storage ps.s TO Odnnel, hilturn q 20 inc
out the North Chuno ,nd exp neneed very GA rsdnL
epc passase; suffered much both IN sh ma al
slip Aemira (pacset Blaens iisyre August ~ 90 ~
80 's. 10 Mortimer Livnaon Az = -. ~ vi ~
lm 4 g. lon Is 80 eve signals ~ith ,hip he,en 49,
tound = Eth the Banh. saw 'ehr hien 'oi -. VI
~ a.. 60 Tsr. a 90 sept 49, isi a 81, lon -
,hr Aurars beuee i9tn' ISL. 20 10 on os 80" ~''
B,A st,rrc Csrem Ihder Bremen ~ days md's $50"
ns,S Col Iedysr. B,cknc,h New. london, q 's''" !"
rs wa Il spear of Bo.tenl Williams. ST. ~, 'sy 4
hp tic,sndsr az. bounG W, ilth, a.. i!n Ou- W.
rs,scd s,Nf 4 iswVov bound r. s..os
hus istny ltfd. Johnson. Cutler 8 days, .nmo'f
u,'s Nor,hsru Light Or. E,dao. New Haven q H''
ms'trr .snr
SD, JoAa Bc,t,a Lrso savaar.h 10 days. wheat W.
Sir uisbs r..rc S,leru. d.h TO R. ". RSpss
S.it tsss. Acaofn Graofv, Roch md.
S.s, Nishirtalo ha'i, lro,id.poe a.,
$40. e. = " Rec, Nell,y. New Bectori.
So, Oliver sper'r. Sre man rrovden'e.
s.ht S.irvso G'ten, etstol Mes
s.
,t, rlsvst fsa.da.e Troy for Portsmouth NIB.
s.tt rt,rto is.lctt. lohpson Por and, Conn
s.t, .rh kescts Ncrthensiou. fortlanh, t0An'
s.tt psrtrl Eu,srii Shalor ro.tsud, Conn.
H.sh L n S-uh. kelley. Albany tor New Bed're'
r.h. tiarrsh Swith Ne.hsven
e. Eabi,er. rhotrs, "a ndcn, Ne ..
-, GNsA tat,cv. latsc as'of 90 Brett Son n
r,hl ,. Ss~,ef. ----- Maehies, lumber 70 hhs
...t -,
Eis.'v pr-eva Fhesr, rr'v.drncr.
H,...p Assttsa Nurtun. Providence
ri..'r ria, 49, np geynsiSs, frvVtifnes.
Sa.s kb,e's pugtss fio,Ee ucr
ai.tr rv,Wtsss SiutA. Providence
H.,.,r i.4syt 80 rciNsrd. Conn, stone. <.Sn
sAitEp 81. sn,shif. Errirr City Cor Afriu~M - ~
i,,bs sAs iusnt shir's Nsnna N,nf Aoesi bDht Ivy
F,ss.,r.st 81, tslA. da
olNp sSN
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Feport,d for THE n. Y WEEKLY rssrsE BY JoEs fafoG
WEDNESDAY,, Sert q. lsY
At Market rs Csfte-Aoou' looo 3eeves sns - sS.
eorsistius OF Working Cows And Calves, tssfhnp ~
NAsErr eErr-Exrrs 2 ew, 90 81 art ;a.lsy a. ss,a
cn.ry s7ds7 50; third quslty, 9 $3.50 80 oltrs, IS
ds6 aiaes y cwt. 50 r0a 81. Tslov ssSsth pa.
Sd7sc car skins gS:. y o. YEA Calves, 81 tttlS
si2-l52 81 msrket.
srosrs- wrstns Oxen. no sales. Cows md Csvt tS
SIS so So 50 Sc S5SGs7l Y .El.ns', y, s2esEs
Two Years Old a, Sores Si50So; DO Beef, satesH
Tbre. Years od-s25 81 $50 So, SIS, SO s4isss ts
Q$52
SHEsP AND LAsss s7li At msrheI Enrs, fo, - a. By
LOT - - %, $3.50 1915 sSGSS 81
swISE-NeaTy al large Hogs wh'esae si' fs q ass
hsi6 G. - fed 7d7le. y n .
RrNasgs There fir supply Of 81 t'nds af 'oes vA
the excep Of and 6rst quality Beef at'e Ihs A.,
scsrce sni would command 50 esn 4yanee Quc sA
675 OF the large taken b. thner Pierce Ef
Wet Cembrdgs fer the Boston msrfet a. T. v ~ Nv
weight n the Ftohbuts Railroad. lj svs
the Ros'cn and Lowell Soad 81 Maine Extension
the Western, loaded with Cattle sheep SWINE Hose
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MARIWE JOURW Il L,
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....,
Cleared.

steamship.-Empire City, Wnde, Aspinwsll NJ u HOO
ets; Northern Light Tux ep,ugn Punts Arenas g. h@sln
Ships-Creole Pierce NewOrlesDs. w. T. trosti f'n1J
Fein an NewL)r-.Ds Fade Hazard Con edsfse0o'
Coming Hayre, Lsne, West Il Co.
eArk-I ethos S,ule Ne~-Orleans, N ". Bnshsn
Rugs-Emily Davis, Charleston, Dun m Dimoai vo~
stjnson sayans an B, nDer Deaks opes, Dupns, y
,nie Wheelwusht Co Nancy, Pluuer seIsle, Agfua
{ Gs,wey Ch.stf ma HsmAn Aspinwal NJ. D Roberts, WT'
cisss Wht.sey Mobile, Ei,e Hazard; Isabel Bssnss'
FuIIiss Newark, Peck Church, koHins wave "IHaH'
AsIinwsil. Geo. Oney. - ~
Schoo ners-H. Brown, James Snthhell Va, ureri " A.
Rob- Porto Rico PeDistOD jones' Aee hos
eli baltimore Mailer Lord; ". su'roush', GrAnaa So
yauuAb Dun ham Dmon J. II. Yeom'ns, Lynch, bsne1,
MASTER jane town Latousere, Oily Point u. hgoeI - -
on. (Br) Cole sackville NIB, Whitney NC. Voc
Awake Sarlet, Richmond, Van BrBDt Slssh'l ~
,on Lyncb Chsheson Dollner Potter La Rooa ohl w
NiSson, Charlot;etowD, IA astsr. ,y Ill.,.
si.ops-Tbos BUl Hull Providence master; T. ".
Cumming Fall River master; Agent, Perry, Po7heSe''
Hayeus
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Philadelphia Markets

clover SEvp NETS limited inquiry; sale Of 80 Inai
me from Il, ,t bands 81 10 - q - 10 which h dec NJ;
iO hush 1IaorRY sold 1t - y bush some FLAN SEEOe
81 90 0 -; sn6 100 sscks REQ Top al $685. % ,-
have hal but little the market for ether S0rOS q
Bsr,psrVFFs he FLOUR mTke quie' bot ratsef mef;
sco b e,tr, aid fr rxp.r, ~ Ssd 10 3i3, 80 Do eshs
family A. rs 49, md - STANDARD brands a. ~ 10 poL To
Tor home ptioo are m ed oar qu9'son
deusno O bbls brandy ane sold ~ 62i and so Penl-
sylvauia az ~ 81 a. bh which lst' CT i 40 aivanee
The market Is nearly bare Of prime WHEAT and Othss
dec,ipns the supply very nesge. The dem.nd Ocd
ana holders have put up their prices I11 cents ,ushe b
he mls refuse TO come ~ tho stringent rates dentn
small s,les Of far rod 81 go mixed al 81 %, and or
whe A. 81 b bush prime rcd ia "eld a. VI 81 ard ~as
Al 81 as SEQ bushels Pennsylvania RYE sold al 81 al
200 bushels Southern III IS CoRS " &C rec aud dnlNs
cents aoat OARS are 600 bushels fair PeacJ
vsnla sold a. 50 cen q bushe.
GROCERIES and PFOVIsIoNs-Nery hue doing on a. os'if
the hrmnes- # holders Bacon sides are wanted al iu ;
,,, -,
NHsKy-The demand continues u ni'ei Small ssles obSs
rels at al ~ cents, ana hhds. at u cent.
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f. TisA RcpN,e eldest 81 ufhle q TIC ate / = A'a i
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Tv.srI- Rurolrs-A; wahrs;cu. .: { - lhu-~dsy.
So, rs ~ ,he Esy AIRED 30 mead W. ". LFRNfE -
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Fsc. s. ~ thAf y.
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eve, - >sq; 70 hy The Rev Jchr =. " rfo~ K sAs1s
f.Kr ~ Miss CASoLlsf =. CscSK sAUghteT CT samuel y"
t-,tt ESQ 81 q ;h.t-'y.