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SharD's Rifles.

ALL sportsmvn who in want Of good and reliable
Gun especially adapted for large game, Deer, &c are In
ved call the store Of Fail and Cuanngh am, No AZ
Public square aud examine Shaps PAent sporting Rife"
whch rapidly Of Firing Of aim, and length Of
range is far superior any Gun invented and unlike
any other Patent Gun hsreofore introduced construction
Is 20 exceedingly simple that liable "get
Of ORDER than the common Kentucky Rife.
P4c have also few shot Guns made the Pa
tent bl6-6m.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
MEssRs. MAYNARD AND POLK.

The following joint lis: Of appoint for the month OF
September, HIS been agreed upon by G. G GROVE and
T, J. BROWN, at which times and places thew hope
meet the people Of the It'll Congressional district
CentrevlIe, Friday, Z" PC
Shady Grove, A" Saturday f" 81
Newburg. Lewis CO., Monday, 20
CHARLES c. GROVE,
Sept /, 1885 THOMAS J. BROWN.
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Better Late Than Never.

iINHE Celebrated Genaine PAN cAKK, FLAT PRESSED
add LfOSr TWIST TOBACCO, has iast bess received
By Lyons Co. Whoisseie Dealers IN Havana Cigars. Il
qRors, Tobacco, &e. LYONS co.
srut4 @ - ortfsF street.
- BAsKKIs .BA6Kkls.. .BAsKETS
LARGE oi u Spin Basssts, Of al ss-s shapes
~ and prices. Fuf sale % A.. hARkis 90.
MsePEs Corner Broad snd fruaa strtets
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HOIloway's Ointment and Piils.-Any.
Ulcer Wounds Sore, Of twenty years Standing
may be cured these celebrated medicines Use them anc
limb need be aputated unless the bone be destroyed
Here then is for all. Sold at the manufactures No.
so Maiden Lane, New York. and No. IA Strand London
and BY ali druggists at 25c GIG. and 81 per box.
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COOKE. BAVYIEY. a Co,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots Shoes, Hats Caps, Bonnets, &C.,
NO. 4, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
NASHVILLE TENN.
WE ARE now arranging for sale FIRST STOCK
w the above goods which having carefully selected
and purchased upon the most fsvo able terms viii be found
well worth the attention OF Merchants
We invite inspection Of this Stock confidently believing
that supply those who may favor with their trade
with handsome and durable goods such prices viii
able them to compete successfully with Merchants who pur
chase at Philadelphia.
Our OF credit six months reliable dealers and
will make liberal discount to Cash buyers.
aug22-2m COOKE, BAILEY co.
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Nav YORK, Sept 26--Eveeng. -Cotton aivanc.
ed ! s, market closed with decidedly upward ten
dency-the market being nearly bare; sales we're
only 1000 bIIes at l2s for Orleanf; middng upland
DO l2t; upland fair 1871.
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and supply yourself with some Of those BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS which selected With so much taste
ant Attention the names 81 wheh numerous 70
msntion. In word everything that's usually kept In
No. I Dry Goods House.
We don't vish 10 boast FOR the Goods win speak Cor them
selves, al ash Is call from the public generally Be-
sidrs Dress Goods, VIC have excellent lot OF
WN- wU "a ma IA. IN VA a.,
such Cloaks, MATTHIAS, TAloas, shAvis scarf &c.
Also the dnefen kirds Of LAces and Emhrt ieres Our
stoek q GeHTLEMENE WEAR IL very eomple'e, consist
ing Of Cloths Cashmere vesslngs and Furnishing Cos a.
AlsO q coed Gtoek Of
DOM ESTIC GOODS,
such Red rekihgs Domestic Drifting Riankets, Linssy
JeAns, HAnne Irish Linens in fact everything Of the
Kind. Az Of which Hill sell AT q ssFy Low prost
l. O. NICHOLSON 4 c.,
ssPtao No. - Pahlc Square.
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PREMIUM GOOD S
FOR MECHANICS.

Butchers ChSels aud Files Hollow Augurs- heads
Wherby's Chisels. Spear and Jackson's Saws,
Withe by's Draw Knives, Badwin'S Planes,
Hunts Batchets, Circular Saws-all sizes,
Braces and Bits, Plumbs and Levels,
Solid Box Vices, Stocks and Dies.
j. w HORTON CO.,
II Market Street.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rim Locks-all kinds, Plated Escucheons,
Mortice LOck-Plated fur'ture Pearl White NO's
LulI PorteT's widow hinges ACORN Butt Hinges,
Mackerell's Shutter fastings, BoltS-screws,
Axle Pullies-- sash "Anvii" Brand Nails.
J. W HORTON & co,
aug2S Wholesale 4 Retail, Il Market Street.
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WATRS<s Having associated with me in
kAE my business Mr.. VIZ. ii. MTNCHix hrfa 10
as below. JAS. u. ORAIGHEAD.
Nashville, May 1, 1856.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
mo NERvoTls sIFFERERs.

retired Clergyman restored 20 health in few days,
after many years great suerng IL anxious to
make known tbe Of cure. wan send ree) the pre-
scription used Direct the Rev. JOHN ii. DAGNALL No.
50 Fulton street, Brooklyn, MI. sePt2s-3m
IPoR1AKT-I ladies wish the roseate hue TO
their faded cheeks and infese life and vgor into their
composition cARrER SPANISH MIXTURE is the very article
shey much need One bottle viii do more to produce
healthy transparent skim than all the chalk and lily white
this side the Atlantic Ocean.
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C. Nj. ELLIST TON.

NO. UNION EFT,
Has hand And Il daily receiving from the East
ern cities, a large and desirable stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which be is selling low. Come quick you will loose
bargain. septlT-sm
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Office Eighth between Pine and Chestnut streets west
side. sept6-3m
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THE EXCITEMENT OF 1856.
NICHOLSON'S

thls 9 an age Of pFogresson, and you may well be
out 81 the world be out % the EAshOnthA be-
he case Won khouia "a INN nafasalv
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BosToN, Sept % The Republicans of the 7th
Congressional District, yesterday nominated n. F.
Ranks for reelection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

this enterprise e 81 vest importance 10 ben New York
and Phisd elpha especially The latter, ~ spa nom W
great advantage possesses, - he mo direct rcute non
The Lake o those points, pen 70 the
vast and constantly Increasing d The Lakes
haybos Of unequaed advantages point Of access and
safety IN AL weather. with fne bold shores whaynng,
great and uniform depth Of water and Of capacity suf
ncen 10 accommodate the whole mercantile navy Of the
Lakes. mo whole road, when completed, win form an
important link in our great chain Of railroads. connecting
win the great Atlantic cities with the Canadas and the
Northwest by the shortest route while it, northern ter
minus ut Ontario bay promises 70 form the grand Western
depot for Pennsylvanis coal and for Canadian lumber
tined 10 tide water Al eny.pot or forwarding point
western produce considering the saving that may bo
effected in the cost Of transportation Ontario bay viii offer
great advantages.
kessrs. Beecher wilkins, Of Detroit have taken the
contract for building the Mineral Point Railroad running
from Warren, H., 70 Mineral Point Wis., distance Of 81
miles, The cost 81, 900 900. At Warren the road con-
meets with the Illinois Central which at Freepor connects
with the Galena and Chicago bringing the pon,
within 17e miles Of Chicago. A projected railroad
from Mnkwaukie, when comphted, win bring
It within 16a miles Of that city, whence by
the Detroit and Michigan Railway will be very direct
communication with Detroit Hitherto al the products OF
the lead mines have been transported to Gaena for es.
port by teams, at great expense Of time and money.
This road reaches the heart Of the mineral basn and win
tend powerfully 10 vsiops their products by reduc-
cling the cost Of Transporting the raw material to
market, and whR. u Of still consequent
by bringing fuel from tho coal felds Of usDois-s
gain Of very great Importance These two items wi
Afford an abundant revenue 70 the road, although the
products Of that garden Of Wisconsin destined to be
immense in amount and valve. The equipment Of tho
road il already purchased, parity on the ground and
the rest on the Way, Tho track N being laid
AZ the rate OF half milo day. and 10 expected
that In less than sixty days the work will be complete
This week regular trains will be put the hrst
eighteen miles OF the distance.
rhe annexed statement. exhibits the average daily
this city during the week preceding Saturday morning.
Oct. 10, 1885,
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Asers.1InrvlAn@--In Brookiyn, On Sunday,
Ham HAna1rr, daughter OF Geo. Aerryweasher.
My-eunoN.-At White Plains, NJ r., Sept 80 DANIEL
wch, Conn., daughter Of the late John sutton, Of Nor
CsAss-PRsnos.-In the village Of Red Creek, N. Y,
Tuesday evening, Oct. II, at the residence OF the
brides father, BY Rev J. W. Coope, Mr.. EnnRsos I.
CRANE Of California, TO Miss May e. second daughter Of
Hon. Andrew Preston.
PanroE--Rm-At Butler, N. Y, ON tuesday morning,
Oct a. n the residence Of the brides father by Rev A.
NJ REQ Mr.. GEORGE II. PRESTON, Of California, 70 Miss
RgRycCA n , youngest daughter OF hon. Austin Roe.
4I1vnsoN-TMsIAR.-On Thursday Oct. 10. 1t the
Charleston Navy Yard, by the Rev. 7. r lambert,
CHAnn l. STEVENSON, to Mary Rosa, daughter Of Dr..
BENJAMIN r. Tnsler, U. g. Navy.
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The variations In the aggregates last week were 70 some
extent The decrease In discounts the largest have
reported for many months. The Increase In specie the
result Of favorable averages than usually occur
ansr the arrival Of California remittance. The banks
10 day probably have not In hand . specie reserve OF
ten millions Of dollars. The last California arrival came
In NE rs day Of the week. and The average for each
day therefore unusually large Tho effect Of this
fact upon The returns FOR The present week win DO Of
very unavorable character. The banks commenced on
Saturday with very low average. The deposits are
falling of steadily Since the 23d Of August the decrease
has been nearly nine millions Of dollars. Last week The
actual reduction was nearly seven hundred thousand
dollars. The general contraction Ia progressing full -
rapidly a. We anticipated, and viii be 10 the end full -
great a. In any Of the previous three four years.
The circular OF De Coppet Co., prepared for transmits
sion abroad by the steamship Niagara from Boston for
liverpool on Wednesday contains the following review
Of the bond and stock market for the past week
state Stocks very moderate; transactions 10 virginia
6s ri previous rates, and In Missouri 6a and In
Tennessee, M N per cent Advance.
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0dH aNS CosnH Bon6s.-we know only o. ssw snail
sAssacuens N Cincinnati o., hsued for municipal puS.
poses.
Ssshec1 Bords Besides, In Illinois Central oonstxuc
tons, which have been animaasd and whch closed e.
decline o. x, there has been very little movement Some
New York Central o. have been done at . rse OF per
cent and = private sale some Ohio and PennsylvAni.
the Ia Crosse and Milwaukic Railroad and the vide
fluctuations which have resulted from IT, have induced
some transactions In the various classes OF convertible
stocks Of this company.
Railroad Shaya-Tne operations have been large in
Erie, Reading New York Central. and Cleveland and
quotations Of shares are ali higher than last week.
since the land grant Obtained by the In Crosse and MI
wauke Railroad Company, the shares have given rise TO
some speculation After having touched So they have
receded 70 about g. There was good demand for III
nos Oenua for foreign account They rose per cent
mand. Ehort loans Al y rsper Without charge Il .
10 for frst clase and 10 IL for less known names.
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THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD.


me Committee on Railroads Of the Board Of Aldermen
NET IA Mr. Valentines office, CITY Hall, st three p. n
observation-disclosures VIM. B. Drake, President in the
chair.
VIM DInINo, President OF the Third Avenue Railroad
Company appeared before the committee and desired
psrmisson for his company lay new track through
the Bowery instead Of running on the old track Of the
Earl 70 Railroad, they do now, TO their great detr
mer and danger Of frequent collisions. II the commit
lee would mot grant permisson to lay new track, then
no desired 70 have equal rights the old track with the
Harlem Railroad, that each company should own one
tYack and keep In repair. He was willing to come 70
any amical arrangement that was reasonable.
General sAyYoRp counsel for the Harlem Railroad Com
uanv stated that the Third Avenue Railroad Company
nov onlv pad the mere nominal rate OF $3.50 year for
the use OF The track laid and owned by the Harlem Rail
road Company; that this was only temporary arrange
Of the track In reality, amounted TO $780, but % IN
evidence Of their good feeling and baly 70 the Third
Avepue Railroad Company, they willing 70 let said
company have the OF their track Tor $40 year,
and that company were not willing to accept this oher
DE Harlem Railroad Company would be willing 70 accept
any price that might be nxcd upon BY conntee Of rail-
read men, 70 whom the subject should DO referred. he
ara NOT think there would be the least dnculy In the
companies making IN amcable arrangement between
shemselvcs. Tho Third Avenue Railroad Company, said
he has received proposition and win answer sitter
tho meeting their committee on tho 3D. OF November
shers fore Think would be bcttcr for this COMMITTEES
10 adjourn this I'll the middle Of November next,
rsnrement win DO agreed upon by the two companies.
Alter long conversation by the parties interested,
Vas decided to adjourn the case I'LL the middle Of No
yeuber.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


KOSpAY, Ust ~ Z. M
There change ofmportAnce in the stock mar ke
this morning. At the hr. board, Reading Railroad
declined Z per cent; Michigan Southern, a. Illinois Cen
trial Railroad advanced y per cent; Tennessee os ~
Missouri es, l. There appeared to DO more doing in
Western railroad stocks, and the sales unusually
large In that class Of securities. Illinois Central bonds
we're In demand, but they freely offered, and foil
OF towards the close illinois Central rights cold At 100
per cent sonly one small lot offered New York Cen
trail Railroad opened and closed without change The
ported large receipts in September had elect the
market one way the other.
After tho adjournment Of the Board, the followiOg
sales Of stocks and bonds were made a auction by A.
Nicolay;-
$4,000 Hudson River PR. Sd mtg rs, and int e2xas3
10000 Milwaukee and Horizon Ra. SIS. do..7o1sa7o1
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DuYKInD CCuRs-GRcun lst-Nos. 20oo, no.
1884, Tss 1874 $685. s2s, 7sc, 1871, als27l 1885, 1887
ls41 1883 ao1 ESQ. 2ss 2sA 2ss Ss7 sos isa7 IseoN
2i.S to 24so Para sd1 mo Sas, aoS ~! '!o isas
ssA, ibl, lioJ, sel, 4Ot zoe. AT. lSi, al, 47s,
SurRss1 Counr-Speoial TerD-lst 0ass-Nos II, IL
III, he, lls, l2S, l49, 1856, Use, is2, isi, lSe.
81, "a. n, II, 10, 10.
srrmo. ooysa-Nos. 2ss, al, 1865, sss 2Ab, $40,
800, so4 ac6, 3e7, al, ses ~, 57l 3ib sS l7J 2oe
2eS, 800, s7s, sso, 3st, as7, 800, ssl. 500, ass.
OokNon PIxAs-PArt l.-Nos. lila, Ills, 1ll9, l12l,
ll22 li2a, llA, ll25, 1885, 7ts l032 1862 1854 121
sS1 psrt a-Nos S4l, s42, 1904 ss1, 93a, $780, loic,
40, s3e, li27, ll2o, 1880, 1871, lla2 l1ss
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The Public Health.


FORT HAMILTON RELIEF sOcIkrrs hEfOkT FUN
THE LAST rHIkE DAYS
Dr. Roshe reports Hannah Weeks and susanna Gowdy,
both having had black vomit yesterday oosn nave IN
proved since then, bat are still very low
INV Clu-Maggie Ross, taken on Friday, very III Inn
proving A1S' FRANCES E.,BERIER, Secretary
Fopr HAMILTON, oct. 20, OK O'Clock, A. NJ.
RxLuY ron YELLOW FEWER SUFFERERS AT FORT
HAMILTON.
The Treasurer Of the Fort Hamilton Relief Society
gratefully scknewledgcs the receipt Of the following
tyshu,,ons from New Orleans
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Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly sale Of bonds and
stocks win take place This day, tuesday, at lax
O'Clock, si the Merchants Exchange.
Al the second board the market fat. The demand
for all the leading stocks waquiie moderate and prices
were scarcely maintained Aer the board Erie sold n
eel; Reading, 7s.; New York Central Sax, and were
offered freely At these prices the There
buyers and plenty Of sellers OF stocks. There s any
quantity Of stock In the street and the tendency Of prices
ID decidedly downward
The Assistant Treasurer reports the operations 10 day
a follows
7bcl RcccJss. 7oidt Payments. Tbtat Bnldncs
Mondry .s22o, es5 "a si7o,2oi 80 sl3,Tl5,s35 sc
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
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The Way 10 Secure Early News Of the Pre-
sidential Election.


F0R INSPECTORS OF ELECTION, TELEGRAPH oPKsA-
sORs, NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND REPORTERS
THROUGHOUT THE UNION.
The peoSle win look for The result Presidential cleo
usn the 9th Of To enable c Of the
WHEN the result he following morning. viii
be the Inspectors Of Election throughout the
United States 70 cid ns ssgrsgn b. s s, and n
the night Of The election % the Presdsnts vote Alone lie.
sVS S o. he
Rsn % even be close
ssps s ps. s ,%gy ns sS0. %.hs sase sys
promote the object in view BY publishing their editorial
Brady's Galleries or Photographs, Daguer-
An cs Zee Gs
a. sss SrSadway sussrn ambrosypss q zoo sroaagsy
hotels. merchants and clerks.
Rich Shell Dress Conbs.-Newest styles ut
A. J. SAUNDERS. 3a Broadway.
C.meo-Types.-Wilnam Rros., Brook.
Ign, AsFultOn street.
Photographs by New Process, In from
I've 70 ten seconds sitting at r. A. LEWIS lA2 Chatham
go Cent Ambrotype Llkenesses, with a
in the world Five hrnared taken daily asa
Portraits OF the Salt River Candidates
gcing up country 70 cents; dollar photographs &c $50
~.
DERs', No. Aston House and 3e7 Broadway.
Knox's Fall Hats and Caps OF an shapes,
at ~ Broadway, corner Of Fulton street.
Whites 90 Hat, Fall style.-IAs Fulton
street, between Broadway and Nassau street.
Elegant Wedding Cards, Envelopes, &c.,
tie ates. fashions EyEKDEs sos Broadway, corner Of
Remember, at IaO Fulton street, Drum
GOLD PR0ACH hold out. Their clothing Is the fnes
theif styles the best 70 be found IN he town.
Undergarments Tor the million. ut Nc
s wsSss Sse ana Te s sn and furnishing
Fine CuttIery.-A Large Variety at A. d J.
SAUNDERS, No. Assor House and 3s7 Broadway.
Paper Hansings or the most Elegant De-
scrptons just imported, BY THOMAS FAYEA CO., ~
Broadway opposite City Ha'.
Barry's Tricopherous f. Universally Ac-
knowedged 10 be the best and cheapest article for beayg
As sdia s. al aisfSss aaa psTsaSef: SfoasAoas de
Cristadoro's Hair Dye and Wigs may be OBJ
tanned Of superior excellence and he dye privately applied
Hill's Hair Dye, As. . b"v, az 40. barclay
Cutting.
Lyons Katharion II acknowledged by All to ,
TX
S'A~ 20 Dos1s'
Piesse d Lubin's New Perfumcd vervain.
Nervain exquisite and fragrant perfume yersan
The Himalaya mountains. GEO. y. NIGER d CO.. $50
Broadway,
Phrenolosy, 3Os Hroadway.-Mr. Fowler
gives charts with full written descriptions DAY ard evening
A Card.-Dr. Powell Can be Consulted
usual on all disease q the eye and ear from e ococs
M Pa residence s aG@
Druggists' Fancy Goods EIclusiveiy.-
prus IA eYtr instr upufa
drusgists except drugs Imported and sold wholesale ~
10 Wholesale and Country Merchsnts.-
Park 304 Broadway New YORK. invite the attention
Of large buye their Of European
American patent medcnes at and below Manufacturer
prices BY he dozen. PACKAGE or 100 gross
New York Cincinnati and San Francisco.
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may any climate. They comprehend within TIE circle
Of Aer curative influence all internal Diseases not organic
and all the varieties OF outward lnhanUation Sold a. the
manufacturer 10 Maiden lane, New Y0ff, and ga Strand,
London, and BY all druggists at &c. 6sc and 81 Pot
boz.
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BOARD OF COUNClLMEN.

mis- Board met last evening, B. +. PinckneT, ESQ.,, IN
NE chair, but nothing Of importance was transacted
M principal feature Of the evenings business was
discussion the proprety Of increasing the Fire Depart
pens force Several members asserted that the gentle
men who brought forward these motions did 20 for
pein,cal purposes Is petition assug for help
oeiyed nom the Fire Department resolution In favor
Of giving additional men TO each hook and ladder
company, adopted also, granting hrst class engines
5o se cond class co. and third class 30 each that
hose companies be allowed 30 men, Reports were re-
ceiyed from The Board Of Aldermen relative 10 the widen
mr. Of Reade and Duane Streets and passed BY Il 10 g.
nfne Board then adjourned TIL thk evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

Drugeists' Fancy Goods E1eiusiveIy.-Every
article sold BY druggists except drugs imported By McHARG
CO., IS Nassau street
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY Oct 1J-5 T. n
AsnEs-Ibe supply continued scarce, with triing sales
pots al 81 56ia al 62l1 Pearls were nominal at ~
BREADsTUrFs.-Flour-The receipts large, and with
limited export demand there greater disposition
part of holders while the chief demand from the East
the local trade The sales embraced about 900 5000 bbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

The saes Of Canadian embraced about 600 bbs at the above
h 1 ABOUT ne sn e 1s
above Wh.aTSe market was heavy and about &c. per
bushel lower. The sales embraced about $1,000 loUs
n ss'a . S':'' e :, SssSs@s a 8
ehoies While 4 70 ras
sod demand ana oerAbly active with sale, Of 5000 sO
"a at 6dc 6sc. Rye dun a. ooe for Northern,
good demand at sc or State and ssc sc "f for
vas srns TO- d ks and s
and hs g he pGr
named ports quite large, having footed up between
and bag. siSd 9d and closing al od about 90 bbls
london asoas bushels wheat We're engaged Al od
Flour was engaged at e. 90 and z, the soss b. ask
3 81 ass. and heavy goods At - %. ss 70 Have
,TSgr-Asoa. 900 packages Of rssns sold, nclu
81 and quarters al ST. ' - -
Hcrs-fSe MARKET was rmer for new with sales Of 50 "a
bales new SP a, ic old Tsrs gTs and nominal az
common, and 81 o. for lump
ten lie e.9 s G
coyado az &c zoe per gallon Ion ,.,. ,,,.,. ,..
lots were sold a. 80; A. chiefly Al ne iasss figure
barrels q 81 e2l $40 lbs, delivered Crude quie
and UNCHANGED 81, =.
prices Whale and sperm we're Unchanged ' ''"'
pcqy,soss .pork. %, market was lower with sales
sdaso Beef was in fair demand and arm, with sales Of
sSGea meg F,%
meas was quito. q! ST. Beef hams Mere scarce, and
fse for shoulders, and at sc. fsr hams Bacon
quiet quiet x % S s ssd is s. r al 'f Lard V.
butter and cheese were IN good demand q steady prices
$ S and AMI an having an a
sa so aeUR 5
ole sc.; boles sic and 2eis ard 100 baskets
wniskST@saies q COO btis Ohio and Prison at ss1c