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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-08

NALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,-
' The undersigned, residing in CIearfeld
township, wish to dispose of very valuable
piece of land OF private sale, situate in Clerfied
township, Cambria county, Pa, containing aboyit
20 acres about acres of which are chopped but
not rolled There is good coal vein on the land.
and large quantity of Pine timber. There is
saw-mill a50lit Of mile fror the land. Any
person wishing to purchase viii please cali ON
them, or address them by mail at St. Augustine,
Cambria CO., Pa, and they will make the terms
known. The property will be sold low
JOHN & JAMES SWEENY.
August II, lS5S:3m
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ENARM FOR SALE.-Thc bcriber will sell
IL at private sale. that part OF the farm now
occupied by him in Cambria township, Cambria
county, lying cast Of the township road, running
through the said premises. containing about One
Hundred Acres There are about scvcnty-tive
acres Of land cleared thereon under fence, and IN
good state of cultivation. Also, a good two sto
ry frame house thereon erected, an excellent or
chard Of Fruit Trees Of every variety growing
thereon, a never failing spring near the house,
and other improvements unnecessary t. enumer
ate. There is also excellent vein Of coal on
the land, and also limestone.
Terms will be made easy, and an indisputahle
tide viii be given for said prelnises-possession
given immediately JOHN O'CONNELL.
Cambria tp. Sept. l, 1S5S.3m
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EAIR.-ATAM MEETING OF THE OFFICERS
Il and Managers Of the Cambria county Agri-
cultural Society held on the 28th ult., it was
unanimously Resolved; That the Fourth Annual
Fair be held at Ebensburg, ,on Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday, the 9th, 9th and 18th days of
October, 1858.
IS. NOON, Sec'y.
Snp+an,hrr 1S5S
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JOHN LLOYD.
WN. DAVIS.
Davis e. ElOyd,

EAVINCi formed partnership in tn Mer
z 4 camille Business, would respectfully solici
the patronage of their friends and the public gen.
orally Call and see us At the old stand Of Wrp.
Dovis lapril 80, 1852.
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Eron city Commercial College.
PITTsBUEGH, Pa. CHARTERED 1855.
800 students attending January 1858.

PIrTsBUEGH, Pa. CHARTERED 1855.
800 Students attending January 1858
Now the largest and most thorough CONNER
cal School Of the United States. Young men
prepared for actual duties of the Counting Room.
}. c. SMITH, y. M., Prof. of Book keeping and
Science of Accounts
a Z. DoUruErr, Teacher of Arithmetic and
Commercial Calculation.
J. a. NEY pRIcK and i. c. jenkins, Teachers of
ook-kecping:
a. CowLEY and ". A. M!LLER, Profs. OF Pen
mansll;p.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK
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As used in every department of business.
COMMERCIAL RITiIMErIG-RAPID BUS
MESS WRIT1NG-DETECTIN
COUNTERFEIT MONEY
MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE
MERCIAI. LAW
Are taught, and all other subjects nece- saTy
for the success and thorough education Of prac
ticai business man.
II PREMIUMS.
Drawn all the premiums in Pittsburgh for the
past three years. also in Eastern and Western
Cities, for hest Writing.
NON ErNEn WE'D WORK
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A sEtgTEEsL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
To the Greatest Age.

Aud who that is gray would not have il re-
stored to former color; or bald. but would hago
the grow tn restored. or troubled with daR,iruif
and itching but would have it removed, or troub-
led with scrofula scald Lead. or other cruptions,
but would be cured, or with SICK head aclc, (ueu
ralgia) but would lie cured. 1t Will also rcInovo
all pimples from the face and skin. Prof Woods
Hair Restorative Will DO all this, sec circular and
the following.
AM ARnoE, Nov. 5 1856,
pEor. o. 7. WOoD-Ocar Sir: [ have heard
much said O: the wonderful effects of YOUR Hair
Restorative, but having been SO often cheated bv
quackcry aud quack n0struns, hair dyes. l was
disposed to place your Restorative in the same
category with the thousand and one loudly trunl-
Ieted quack remedies, until ! met you II Law
renee county some months since, when YOU gave
me such assurance as induced the trial of of Your
Restorative in my famil y--frst by my good wife.
whose hair Lad become very thin and entirely
white, and before eXhansting one of your large
bottles, her hair restor Ell nearly to It's org-
nrl beautiful brown color, and had thckcned and
become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
the head she continues TO Use 1T, not simp-
ly because of its beautifvng effects upon the hair
but because of It's heathrul influence upon the
head and mind. Others of my family and friends
are using your Restorative, with the happicst cf-
/ fccts therefore, my skepticism and doubts III
reference to It's character and value entirely
! removed and | car and do most cordially snd
and coniidentialiy recommend its use by all who
would have their hair restored from white gray
! by reason of sickness or age) to original color
and beauty, and by all young persons who
! would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours,
SOLOMON MANN.
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aN ENERAL ORDERS-b I,
~ Head Quarters Sd Brira1c

" Head Quarters, Sd Brigade, !
10th Division, Z. p. M.
The Field and Staff Officers, and the Voluutc-,
Companies composing the Sd Brigade, 10th Di-
vision, U. P. NJ, will meet for parade and En-
campment IN Johnstown, on Wednesday, Sept
22d., 1858, and continue for three days, ending
on the oath inst.
Rcgimental and Company Officers will pub.
lish notices in accordance with this order.
By order of General White.
David SHARP, Aid-de-C Camp.
Hemoek, Sept. a, 1853.
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q TRAY BULL.-CAME to the RESIDENCE
- of the subscriber, residing in Washington
township, RED BULL, supposed to be three
years old with piece off the left ear. The ow-
ucr is requested to come forward, prove proper
ty pay charges and take him away, otherwise
he will be disposed Of according to law.
DAVID SHARP.
Hemock, Sept. 8, 1658:3t
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B.g- lob Work Of cH Kinds done at TINS
o57cc IN Tie nc;tcst manner Imaginable.
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oCiitN Z II NhitS ia II
sc giring bensFt, nna
tile Is required to lurc
laint. from the worst
a common headache,
+; of 4 Diseased Lrer.
Tie princip..! regula-
v, and when it per.
the powers of tho sys-
ed. The stomach is al.
J ent ON tle healthy &C
the proper Urfmmance
I the stomach is At fault,
and the whole system
Z of one orSar-the Ljr
Sits duty. For the dis
, orc Of the proprictcrs
Gin a practice of more
find some rem e 4 Y
, act the many Gerangc-
liable.
5 remedy is at last found,
with Liver Complaint
4 but to try a bottle, aud
, been formed by dis
tracing that part
- active virtues Of the
= remove ali morbid or
system, supplying in
flow of bile, invigora
ing food to digest well
giving tone and health
~ cry. removing the eau.
q cflccting a radical cure
agreeable after effects
z or Mineral Poison, that
- irg Is sufficient to re-
prevent the food from
-
before retiring prevents
!
at night loosens the
cures costiyeness.
each meal viii cure
teaspoonsful viii al
Headache.
female obstruction re-
- disease, and makes a
. mcdiately relieves Cho-
ten repeated Is a sure
. bus, and a preventive
=, will prevent the recur-
~ while it relieves all
needed to throw out ot
Of medicine after Il long
. -.
Jaundicc removes all
10 raj color from the skin
short time before eating
titc and makes food di.
. pcated. cures the ClIrc.
worst forms, " hill,
oP!aints yield almost tC
.cures attacks causeC
worms in children
e or spcedicr remedy il
tdiiS.
q alton in these state
sober facts. that we car
willie all who use it ar
testimony in It's favor
IS Of liver Remedies hoV
there are none we can :
r. Sanford's lnvigorator, 5
throughout the Union
ruly q Lircr Mrigorutcl
Apply results on all thos
lnumerable certificates hny
AT virtue Of this melGcir
st standing in society. an
best preparation now bcfol
County DemecTc!.
r bottle.
D.. Proprietors. $40 Brolt
r. GEO. H. KENSER. y
,lesale and retail agent
II Druggists, md by Thor
NuRcI6
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Trial List.
SECOND WEEK. /
Ashcom vs. jones admrs
Statlcr W Hoffman
Ellis, IndJrsco vs. Orr 4 Hoellc
WeoAb burn vs. Thompson
GLASS ts Glass
M'AIullcn vs. Kline ct al
Walters vs.
Wilson vs.
Mcconnell vs.
Treezulucy vs.
Pringle vs. hean
Iivergood vS tronh"sScr y Metnor
Gardner vs. MGuirc
Little 4 Co vs. OSter
Power VS. MCouaughy
German vs. German ct al
Absoss Glasgow
Kavlur vs. Rutledge
Whites, VS. Pcnna Il. K. Go.
M'GoniSle VS. Tiicy
kurtz VS. WEerry
Young VS. Young ct al
Commonwealth vs. Eastman
Power & Mcrriman vs. Rhcy, Matthews & Co.
Cassiday Skcily
Adams vs. Hawk
I M'CIoskey VS. Adams
! Conn & Ramsey VS. Roberts f.;
I.ippiucott & Co. Fcnlon :. L.
! Goushenour'S cx'r5 vs. Goughenuur
, Musser & Co. vs James Murray & Co.
Ragcr VS. Wilkinson
/ Same VS. Same
George vs. Pcnna, L. Il. CO.
THIRD WEEK.
Barnes admr vs Crum
/ 3owlands VS. Davis
II.5lllne Bingham
/ Younkin vs. Boyle
Rex, kemmcrla X Co, VS. Paul
Riddle VS. Roberts
f. & S. pix Ri. Co. Hill
Overseers OF Poor.
Sun,merhill tp VS. MGough Jr.
Cowan vs. lounEln
Hoffman VS. SwircS
Bradley VS. O'Donnel
School Directors vs. Lloyd
City Bank VS. Whites
Commonwealth VS. Henry CT al
Bckford vs. Cooper
Whites vs. Tudor sur par,
Eberle VS. Rainey
. Hutchinson's admir- VS. Given
Edmiston VS. Arbie
Swecny vs. Roberts
White Piper
M'CloSkey VS. O'Conner
5 Piper for use rs White
| DeycrauN vs. Carney
Johnston, admr VS. Crum
. Goughenour's cx'r vs. Goughcnour
\ Musser & Co VS. James Murray s. c..
c JOSEPH PDONALD. Prot y.
); Prothonotary's Office, July IS, 1858,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-08

PREPARED BY DIR. SA-
scientific Medical Discuuc'
cures almost to great too
by magic, ere's the Jirst do
seldom more than one bot
any kind of Licer Comp
JaunGicc or Dyspepsia to
all OF Which are the resul
The Liver is one of :
tors Of the human bod
forms its functions wcliH
ten are fully develop
most entirely depend z
ton of the Liver Tor
OF its functions When &
the .owels are at fault,
suffers III consequcnceG
er-having ceased 20 do
eases of that oTgan.o1
/ have made it his study -
than twenty years, to
wheruwith to counter-S
msnts TO which It is -
TO prove that thisIss
any person troubled
in any of its forms, hash
conviction Is certain.
y compound h 4 =
solving gums and cx-
which Is soluble FOR theS
medicine. These gums
bad from the stomach,
their place a healthy
ting the stomach, caus-
purifying the blood,
to the whole machin--
| ses Of the disease. aadS
without any of the dis
felt by using CalomelS
is usually restored TO.
One dose after eat {
lieve the stomach and
rising and sourinG. +
Only one dose taken
nightmare. ,
Only one dose taken
bowels gently, an d
One dose taken after
: Dyspepsia. {
, TOuc dose or two
: ways relieve Sick.
} One bottle taken for
} moves the cause Of the!
2 perfect cure.
e Only one dose inf
lie. while one dose of
Z. cure for Cholera Mot (
of Cholera.
: One dose taken oftenI
| renee Of bilious attacks,
: painful feelings. 4,
4 Only ore bottle Isl
2 the ~, TN the effects
: sickness.
c One bottle taken for
q ycilowness or unnatu i
One dose taken a
: gives yigor to the apPc-
9 gest we'll.
:, Onc dose often re-
: mic DiarIhGa in its
u summer and bow cl com
the first dose.
.e One or two doses
n by worms, while for
there Is no surcr, safer
the world, as it nereI'
= There is no eNagEer-
S ments, they are plain
i give evidence TO prove.
rs giving their unanimous
al Among the hundred
$ offered to the public /
OF fully recommend as d.
generally known now
This preparation is t
producing the most Il
who use it. Almost iI
tccn given of the grc
! by those of TIE highe.
we know it to be the
the rublic.-HudsOn
prico ono dollar Nc,
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NruI q0ugrtigrlllrntg.
NEILTTARY ENCAMPMENT.-
w ORDER No. l.
Head DnartprS Som nr.c

august %, 1905. J
The Brigader Generals of the 10th Division
Of the Pennsylvania Militia. composed of the
counties of Bedford Blair, Fulton, Cambria and
Somerset. are hereby notified to order their re
spectve Brigadcs to meet at Johnstown, ready
equipped for parade of three days, C c)mmencing
on the 22d, and closing on the oath of Septem-
bcr next. The Commanding Officers and Aid de
Camps, i'll full uniform, ars requested to be pres
ent. 4. IL. COFFROTH,
Major General of 10th Division.
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EE- See advertisement Of DR. Sandford' S
Liver Invigorutor."
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FRIEND Woop 1t was long Time after | saw
you at Blissftla before got the bottle of Resto-
rative for which you gave me order upon yo--r
agent in Detroit, and when got it VIC concluded
to try it on Mrs. Mann's hair. as the surest ties.
of it's power. 1t has done all that YOU assured
me it would do; and others of my family and
friends, having witnessed its effects, are now
using and recommending its use TO others as en-
titled to tho highest consideration you claim for
it.
Again. very respectfully and truly yours
SOLOMON MANN
CARLYLE, ILL. June 2S, 1852
l haze used Prof. o. J. Woods Hair Restora-
tive, and have admired its wonderful ELECTS
My hair was becoming, as thought, premature
~ gray, but BY the Use Of his restorative it has
resumed its original color, and, I have 10 douh;
permanently so.
S. BREESE. cx- Senator, L. S.
o. J. WOOD Co. PIapric;ors. 3l9 ET,Ga6,
way. \. y, in the great \. y. Miro Railing
Fstab,ishmentl and IA Market st.. st. Louis,
Mr.. And sold by all good Druggists, ejune g
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| SCIENTIFIC CAMERICAN-PROSPE
NechdRics, LaceltorS, Manufacturers s. Fa1mers
/ The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached its
! FOURTEENTH YEAR, and will enter upon New
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! ly weekly publication of the kind now issued in
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lation in ali the States OF the Union. 1t Is not,
as some might suppose from Its title, dry, alb
trusc work on technical science. on tue Contrary.
it so deals with tie great events going on in the
sclentlhc, nZccnancal and Industrial worlds, as
to please and instruct every one. If the Mechan-
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recipe for making good color, &c.--f the In
ventor wishes to know what is going on in the
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steamships, railroads, reapers, mowers, and a
thousand other machines and appliances, both OF
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They are here presented in reliable and intcres-
ting form, adapted to the comprehension of minds
unlearned in the higher branches of science and
art.
TERMS :-Onecopy one year, 50; One copy
six months, 81; live copies, six months, 81; Ter
months, SIS; Fifteen copies, twelve months. .S22
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Specimen copies sent gratuitously for inspec
ton. Southern and Western money, of Postage
Stamps, taken for subscriptions.
NJ Letters should lie directed to
MUM & Co. 12S Fulton Street. \. \.
Go Messrs. Mum & Co. are extensively cnga-
ged in procuring patents FOR new inventions. and
viii advise inventors, without charge, in regard
to the novelty Of fhnir lmnroYcr,ants.
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NOTICE.-The Pamphlet Laws Of the las
~ session of the Legislature of Pennsylvania
have been received at this Office, and are ready
for distribution TO the persons entitled TO receive
them.
JOSEPH MCDONALD, Pret'y,
Ebensburg. July p, 1858.
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Railroad Disaster.
poG,rc tie Coroncr's Jn.Y.

...imcoy Before the COFo"er's jay.
;s,'s True Press. we gave &c
lnu, sonnt Of the accident on the Alleghe-
,coU'TB q TBaiIroad, whereby number of
ale! .re injured, aud one, Miss Mary
D WI W.. Instantly killed. On the in
hHjIb " ~ Coroner Alexander over the re-
nE'G Miss X ., the following testimony was
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T II s
I.TlTisIa TEMI..;1l.. :E.ls Z!

- s-1E-T eeN . - = - = 80 80
PREPARED BY Dir. SANFORD, IS y GREAT
scientific Medical DISCOVERY, and is daily working
by magic, c,e,t the Ji7st dose giriAg beHct, nna
seldom more than one bottle IS required to lurc
any kind of Ljcer Complaint. from the worst
Jaundice or Dyspepsia to common headache,
all OF Which are the result of Diseased Llrer.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-09-08

cures attacks caused
worms in children ,
or spcedicr remedy ia
tdiiS.
alton in these state
sober facts. that we can
willie all who use it are
testimony in It's favor.
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Septenlbcr !, lS5S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-30
The United States and Russia.

Mr.. Pickens of South Carolina, our
Minister to Russia, in a private letter to a
friend at home, thus speaks of the inercas-
ing intimacy and importance of the rela-
lions between the United States and the
Russian empire in Europe and Asia.
"The interests of the two governments
1.-THE Russian and American) are becoming
daily more intimate. Our increasing set
Elements and trade in California and on the
Pacific are bringing us into intercourse
with Russian possessions on the Amoor
River and the Asiatic coast as well as with
their possessions in America. The trade of
the Amoor River is immense-something
like 10000, 600 a year-and growing very
rapidly. .,s --,-..
II have Consuls under my jurisdiction
through Asia as well as in Europe, and their
reports and accounts to me bring me into
official communication with large portion
of the globe. | had no idea that the actual
business of this Office was so extensive and
important as it is. We have large Amer
can merchant houses in this city and
American ships at Cronstadt are more nu-
mcrouS than those of any other nation ex-
cept Great Britain. Thirteen ships arrived
this season, direct from Charleston and
New Orleans, loaded with cotton, without
having touched at Liverpool at all, as has
heretofore been the es Sc. The direct trade
must increase every year Manufactures in
cotton are increasing immensely about
Moscow and one may see loads Of cotton
hsre every day in the streets, passing to
the railroad for that point"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-30
River Items.

The steamer Greenville was sold on Mon
day last to Capt. Thomas D. Ashby, former
ly of the steamer Gov. Powell for SIS, 900.
She resumed her trips up Green River yes
terday afternoon, leaving this point with
fair trip.
The Silver Star made her appearance
yesterday after an absence of about a month
on account of low water She left at noon
The Union arrived yesterday from Louis
Vile, bound for Greea River.
The steamer J. II. Done is due from
Cairo this morning. If she should arrive
she will leave some time during the day.
The Trader is now making regular trips
between this place and Henderson. She
leaves every afternoon, and returning, ar
riyes every morning. 49, szessa
The river has been rising slowly fer the
past two weeks. 1t is at q stand now, but
the heavy rains of the. last few days will
create further rise, and We may soon look
not for large boats. a .ia 80 7'-s---- =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-30
HARTFORD. Oct %


A letter has been received here from
Lieut.. Tyler, of the Oregon army, dated
Coeurd, Aide Mission, Washington Teri
tory, September Is, which gives intelligence
10 days later than previous advices. He
states that the Spokan and Pelusse Indians
had bsen defeated after two days fighting.
One Indian Chief of the Spokan tribe has
been captured by the United States forces, as
we'll IS 900 horses belonging to that tribe
All the plumber taken at the time COL
Steptoe was defeated has bce1 recovered
Col Steptoe's pistol was found on the body
of a dead Indian. The army lost not a
single man. The Indians were begging for
peace and complying with all the demands
of the officers, SO that the war was consid-
Grad as ended.
The letter containing these facts WAS adj
dressed by Lieut.. Tyler to his father, re-
siding here and had been expressed to Fort
Taylor by an Indian runner. 1t is proba-
bly, the only letter from the seat of war re-
ceiyed by the last California steamer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-30
New York Market.

INV YORK, Oct. 29-P. NJ.
Flour market less buoyant, and common
grades are sc lower; sales of IL, 500 barrels,
at OO(d4 90 for unsound; 1904 81 su-
perfne State; 4 45(de4 65 for extra State
5094 60 for small parcels choice ditto
l00l4 80 for superiine Western; 10Gg4
80 for common to medium extra western ;
5 25az4 50 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio market closing dull, with hold
ers generally disposed to realize Canadian
unchanged; sales of $50 barrels at 3d.
Rye flour 3 25(d4 10. The demand for
wheat is less active; prices are without
change; winter red is scarce and wanted at
full prices sales of 10000 bushels, at &C
for damaged Chicago spring; SO for fair
new Milwaukee club; l l2G}l 20 for fair to
good white Canadian. Rye is dull; 1900
bushels sold at 20. Barley dull; sales OF
10000 bushels at 1880 for common to
prime State; s7C79o for common. Corn
unchanged sales of 40, 600 bushels at SEQ,
GO for common to fair; II for good to very
choice mixed western 5000 for round
yellow. Oats arc steady at 44G}46 for
State; 46G,5 so for western. Whisky; sales
$50 barrels at %. Pork heavy; sales Of
500 barrels at Is so for mess; Is S7@I4 90
for prime. Beef unchanged sales of $50
barrels at 8 5o(d 10 90 for country mess
, 7 SOFAS 90 for prime; IL oe@I2 90 for re-
packed; 10 o0Gl3 so for extra mess
( Beef hams heavy; sales of loo barrels al
! Is 00Gi16 90. Bacon and cut meats quiet
Dressed hogs in request at 6l663. Lard
/ firm; sales of 367 barrels at l0@1o4 fol
new: ard 1Ol for old; log is refused for the
! latter at the close. Butter is in fair demand
: at l20lS for Ohio and ls@l2 for State
Cheese steady at 6@a3. Tobacco is il
good demand and prices firm; SO hhds o.
Kentucky sold at 7(G1o; $50 bales of Hava
/, ma at 3IG,36; so bales Cuba at II. Wool
sales for the week 100000 lbs fleece 37(o
SO; pulled 3l@,33; so bales unwashed Mes
tigo, in lots, sold at 2l@26: all at ST,
months; market FeRy firm with an improv
ed tenduncy. Sugar firm at 6s@74. COT
fee firm; sales of 10000 bags at l3t@
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