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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-21
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1860

stapcs Preston, (Wm. D. and Walter) Johnson, Bots,
Summers, Smith, Jackson, Pierpont, Wiley, and men
of this class take the stump 1t is their duty TO do IT.
If they leave il to the younger to perform all the Ia
bor fear we shall lose the State With their eoquent
voices ringugin the thckes Of the fight the yourg and
the old and the middle aged will the fire Of lS4O aud
fy to the rescue. II these will not work, we might
rs well give up the fight. willing, though young
in wears and in political experience TO bring 20 the vim
dicaton Of cause, and TO the support OF Bell and
Everett whatever ability influence may possess; and
believe this the feeling OF host OF the young men
of Virginia All need is the active cooperation OF
the sages of party and then the fight as well as the
victory will be easy.
Say, Whig orators Of Virginia, will you come to the
rescue? The young hes. of the Virginia Opposition
await the raying cry of the Of the party But
know of one at least rho rH not at long before ho
shall throw dowu the glove the Aboli.icnsts Of the
North aud the Duuons;s at the South and do bis por-
ton in the redemption Of Virginia!
Dear Wing, won't you urge the orators that have
named to buckle their armor and i ad the vany
know you will know you love the gallant, invucibe,
uuswerving Wings aud Americans of the Old Dominion
They have tough, by your side ot,en and though d.
ed always, have been Ike you, undismayed. Speak TO
them the rying cry again, or rather, keep up as 1t
has been begun in the phig The WING is an insiitu-
ton Indispensable ia this campaign Put the Disunon-
s on all equality with the Aboi.ioass where they be-
long and the people will ratify il at the ballot box
Yours. &c. WEST.
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HOW WE CAN CARRY VIRGINIA.

To the Editor of The Whig:
We eaa carry Virginia. We have fought many bat
ties bard death-like battles in Vrgniahave been al
ways defeated but thank God, never conquered. by
the Eternal" unconquerable absolutely nvincibe.
Now light breaks ahead The storms which have o.
ten met US iu the fight, alarm more We have met
the enemy on many hard contested field and although
so often vanquished often nsulted by victorious and
yndctive political foe, neither threat nor appeal could
silence the eloquent tongues of the Virginia Opposition,
nor were we dsmayed by defeat crushed by the in
sultbg arm Of Democratic power After every defeat,
have 'come up out Of the valley leaning the arm
of beloved determined to fight again for victory,
or perish in the ruin that should follow defeat With this
purpose entered the contest in 1882 for the gnt
aud gifted Goggin. II We bad believed that could
whip them, would have whipped them. The cry Of
'no chance" with few Of friends In the West lost
Us the State in that contest don't know however,
that blame them much since have been defeat
ed so oen but now when there glorious hope OF
cess / trust we shall hear no such cries. have not
heard it yet thank God, and don't expect to- On the
contrary all say carry Virginia If every
will do his duty The mo chance is thrown elsewhere
now "he shoe is the other foot most certainly and
pinchng too. have yet cried mo chance" and
never intend to- so help me God If there chance
il is cowardly and shows want of confidence in the
principles profess say FITS not worth while try
there's no chance" Let the motto Of every one In this
crisis be the heroic Of General Miller at Lundy
Lane when asked If he could take certain strong posi-
tion Of the epsmy-"rll try, sir"
This ls the say We can carry Virginia; Let Goggln
FIournoy Stuart Nves, w. @ and Alex. too) BoteleI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-21
DELAWARE P0LITIcs-BELL AND EVERETT
COyVENTION

WILMINGTON, July l7.-The Union Constitutional
Mass Convention was held at Dover to day, and was
largely attended.
The following electoral ticket formed viz Hen
~ Dupont of New Castle county; J. Wild of Kent
county; G. NJ. Cullen, Of Sussex county.
Resolutions endorsing the nomination Of Bell and
Everett and the platform Of the party adoped.
A resolution nominate Representative to Congress
created stormy debate it beng test Of the unity of
the Peoples party Without being oblet get vote
the question, the Convention adjourned.
Hon Henry NJ. Fuller, Of Pennsylvania, ADDRESSED the
meeting whi,h formed after the adjournment.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
CLASS 81.
70 drawn In Wilmington Dell Saturday July 81 1850
CAUTION

Persons living distance extremely cautious
they order Lottery Tickets Cert dcaes Of Packages Of
Tickets The country flooded with bogus and swlndng Lotte-
res Every niucemeni held TO get persons Invest money
In them Capital Prizes Of from 10000 head their
schemesh Tickets at One Dollar 100000 Capital Prizes
offered Tickets Five nosrs All such In every instance
frauds and money sent 10 them for Tickets Is much
away without the shadow OF chance Of getting prize
ali Lotteries where the Capital Prize Is unusually large
comparison the price Of Tickets In every instance where
Prizes offered for small cost Of Tickets put down
q certain fraud
sB- Ali orders addressed TO FRANCE BR0ADBENTS co.,
Wilmington De will meet with prompt attention. and the printed
o1cal drawings sent
IRANcK, BRoaDBENTs 4 co.,
20 awlnA vi nal
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PRICES REDUCED,
INDNG stock o. DRESS and other FANCY GOODS rather
tooheayy vesha em this date reduce the prices Is fol-
lows Say
Handsome FrenehPrnted Eereges, rs
Very pretty small figure half Mourning do, 25
Super French 0rgandies, 25
DO. do Jseones 25
Super Ctln.s Pattern 0rgandies, 20
Fancy Dress Silks, all bought ths Spring at unusually
low prices
Grey Dress Goods, all qualities, at cost
sk, Lace, Poplin and other Manes reduced prices
French Work Sets Collars and Sleeves new and pretty
Our stock Of Staple Goods Is good has during
t Determined 70 reduce the stock shall Goods
Low PRiCE Jel9 CEILES CHENERY.
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specified te Manuscript previously agreed upon be.
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exact-l accorinyiy
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Rt,te Legal Advertisements by thea 70 be
additional charge. and no variation.
~ Estate and Oeneal Agents Adve sements not 70 Be
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70 such dscounis shall be agreed upon.
HookseleTs and yearly tdvertsrs generally, engaging one
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insesd IN the Semi Weekly Nlg ~ 10 cenS
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A CARD.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF della WARE.
FOR JULY 1860.
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WILMINGTON DELAWARE

TIE Managers call e attention o tie public 10 hs iocns
Splendid Sclenres 20 be drG,on IN Wilmington, Dediodre,
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COPARrNERSEEIP NOTICE.

DORINsON A ROBERTS, Corner Cary and issh s,s.
III Oderfr sale the following artces--
100 No. Peruvian Gutno,
American
50 Fiae and Coarse BonelDust,
1lo bbs. Superior flour,
So0'~ Extra supernns4do.,
q. 100 Rye do,
100 Fine dn..
Gross Middings, DO,
50 eases Ca Z. Licosce PASTE,
D. Q g DO. do,
% RI do. DO,
6o0a lbs. prime Gun Arabic,
l0OD Anga-tura nquA Peans,
500 Il" Para DO. do,
00a noxts hes branls Olive Or
lo0 bars Black Peas,
Clover seed,
81 Prince Eduard Island ONis,
IS Pulver.ed Charcoal
A Arsns Manhattan on Company, offer Masons
srm ara other fcr SALE the COmpanys pce and
20 ROBINSON PORFRTs.
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REMOVED.

~ A BARGAMIN, JR, have removed % heir New Store
NT. No aiI street. doors above their old staod
they increased their facilities for doing AL kinds Of
uork In hsr ar putting rvery description o Water
prtsrs FIydan Cosets hs Boilers. cookng Ranges
Pump5 hydraulic Rahs, 6s Putting Portable Gas WORKS
eti.ng ap buildings vih gas pipes and fixtures.
~ work Roofng. &c; heating buildings with hot
air They take ts occasca 10 state that they
have he best this other country which
they VII pui Up and . give sAtisfNeusn-
ANrge assortment of plain and fancy In SAe, and Crates and
Hsnl-rs auays o. hAnd. anll-u
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II EXP COOL !--Ihe celebrated unexeeied "cALLENGE"
IN REFRIGERATOR veniator. Water Coolers vAri-
sizes and paes; Ice Pitchers all sizes and patterns Mas
ave minute Ice Cream Fezers and variety Of
other kinda sale reduced prices.
call particular attention the justly celebrated "cAI-
REFRIGERATOR, considering the best article Of
place. and erf recommend With eonn
dsnee supply received few only Of Which
engaged the above requested 10 call and
O. h A. BARGAMIN, JH,
mas-d 2iT Main Sc Richmond Va.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

rrRM3:
Daily Paper es per annuz; senLweeky, IS; weeky e3 A.
advance RemlttAnces be made al the risk Of NE
Pu6sherl evidence Akea The deposit Of
is-terin tae Post once eonts,niag money.
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SpHINc AND SUMMER CLoTH
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,
ncraaSe6 acilitaS

RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,
Increa ed Fa acilite
FyyE has manufacturing Clothing n the es
sity O: Richmond twenty years. and has al this 10
time from - i0l hands IN his employment and WILL In ~
month make large additions TO that IL
Having The his especially for
tcuns purposes he determined 20 make any article In the
cohng line st shall compare In every respect with clothing
Northern ces and ne The patronage Of his old
friends and the public gneray n viE OF the fact ta he Civ
ing epymeG In midst 70 large number Of mechanics and
worthy females Who ght oherW5s suffer for the necesSas c:
life lie has the best Of cutters and materials not TO be
Cd BY house In the county.
Maryland, Virginia, Carlnas and Georgia casslneres and
rwees all grades and eoo-s Strictly southern MRnufseaT-
House. al shall be satisfied personal Inspection cf
What he intends but what he has been doing years past
\ D SPENCE Clothler and Tailor,
Cam ain and glhxssp Va
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NEy CLOTuINf sTOC

fFVIE SUBSCRIBER Agent viii open about the l5a inst,
the occupied by H. e. Barton No log Main 81,
lrsn I'll os
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE 10000!
np.rn rous nj IN arm \ InTTIpy nI npI lWARp
sCHENx.
70 Nnmherr 10 NraUn HglIo

CLASS SO.
To be drawn In Wilmington Del, Saturday July 2s 1850
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

Posr OrFIcE, DAYTON, June II 500.
Until further notice, mails will close At this office as
follows:
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily except Sunday at $50 a.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern and
southern States daily except Sunday at 1850 AN, and
For Columbus and GAINESVILLE, o., daily except sun
day at 500 A.. N.
For Xenin aud Yellow Springs At s;50Pn
For Miamisburg Germantown fmnkln Hamilton,
Eaton, o., and Couneryille Ind, daily except Sunday
5.4b p 81.
For Springfield, Urlana, Tifiin, sanduslky, Toledo,
Cleveland o., Fort Wayne, Ind, and Michigan, daily
except sunday at Sil5 a.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centreville, indianapolis,
Ind, and New Paris, o., daily ut 800 p, NJ
For Grecnville, O., Union City, Winchester Mtnice,
and Jay County. Ind, daily except Sunday nj SlbA
For Troy, C0ynglon, Pqtla, Sidney, 81 Marya aud
Fort Wayne, daily except Sunday at s1b A.. ~
For Union, West Milton and Little York, Tuesday
and Saturday, At 7.30 A. NJ.
For Johnsyille, New Lebanon and West Alexandra,
Tuesday and Saturday, NC 1880 An.
For Clayton, Centre and Ludlow Friday Of each
week, m8P.M.
For Centreve, Lebanon and Mason Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday at 22.0OM.
For yandalia and ohambersburg, at 1900 NJ Tues
day and Saturday
For TayorsNle, Wednesdays and Saturdays, ut s1t
A. N. T.. A. KING, =. NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Cincinnati Market.


NlNClhNATli AuH. V.
FLOUR-The market has not undergone
any change of consequence; the demand is
moderate, only, and not equal to the offerings,
We quote fair to good brands at 81 1904 50;
extra to extra family do 81 1905 %; and
fancy at s. 2065 75
WHISKY-Demand good. Sales Of 800
bbls at l62@l6jc the latter rate for
wagon.
PROvISIONS-Th market continues
quiet for all articles, holders continue to ask
$l9 foT Mess Pork, 9l@llic. for Bacon, and
sJ6lOLe. tor Bulk Meat. so hhds Bacon
Shoulders sold at 9lc. Nothing doing in
Lard
GROCERIES-Sugar steady and in mod
crate demand at Sl99lc, Coffee steady at
l5l@l6c. Molasses steady but dull at 43@
45c
WHEAT-There is good demand for
prime white, and prices advanced &c per bush,
closing at 81 0S@l 10. Red is firm and in
good demand at 06@9Sc
CORN-Demand good at s40@4lc, bulk.
Good export demand for Sheled; we quote II
at 52655c for mixed and prime white, in
sacks.
OATS-There is good demand for prime
new, and they advanced to 2Sc. Inferior are
dull at 25c Old are in fair demand at 34Ca
35c; sales of 1876 bush fair new at Zoe SOC
do choice do at 33c
RYE-The market is steady, with a far de
mand at 65@6sc for prime; sales of 100 bush
fair on landing at 63.
BARLEY-Market dull, we quote prime
new at 75c.
BUTTER-The demand for prime is only
moderate at l4Ci l5c for Western Reserve, and
lllMl2e for Central Ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
New York Market.

(By Telegraph for the Daily Empire,l
Ea a. NEw YoRK, Aug. I.
FLOUR - Receipts 10, 3O3 bbls; market &c
better sales $4,000 at 8 1905 20 for superior
state; 1906 20 superfne western; ESQ
8 45 common to medium extra western; 80
as 45 inferior to good shipping extra r. II.
o. n
RYE FLOUR-Steady at 50 50@4 20.
WHEAT - Receipts 6s.lO2 bu; ; market C
better; sales 5000 bu at 2549l 29 for Mil
waukee Club; l 25@l 29 for winter red ives
tern; l 36@l 81 for white western.
RYE-Steady at 81.
BARLEY-Quiet
CORN-Receipts 54,s54 bu; market firm
sales 10000 bu at 62@63 for sound mixed
western; 67 for round yellow.
PORK - Active at Is 80 for old mess :
10 059l9 06 for new
WHISKY-Dull at 20}@2l.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Aug. g.
day were 2,447 Dbl -four, "a, 4,O31 bu wheat; &c.
02l bu corn; 1851 bu oats; !, lOS bu rye, and
30 bu barley-giving total of 2,447 Dbl
-four and l39, 1877 bu grain for the correspond.
ing day in 1859. An increase Of 1896 bbl
-four and lls, l39 bu grain. The transactions
in wheat were larger than for any previous
day this summer The ruling prices being
77G79lc for rejected spring, 95@$l OF for
red winter Superfne spring wheat sold at 81
as % extra, and double extra do nt 81 5O@
CO. Corn was quiet and the transactions
limited at ALE for No. railroad 43@43tc
for No. do. Oats more active, at 22@25c
for No, in store.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Sr Insrrn. Anrnsi

o. bNNfih4 AhHunN W.
The Pony Express with San Francisco
dates to July 2jth, arrived here at II o'clock
last night
Thus far ten Democratic newspapers Of Cal
ifornia have come out for Douglas and six for
breckenridge The leading Democratic poll
licians decline to take sides, evidently await
ing the course of events in the Atlantic States.
The telegraph posts are nearly all up as far
as Los Angeles on the Buttcr6eld route, and
in two weeks the line will be open to point
4sO miles from San Francisco
The Pony Express, with St Louis dates to
July IL, arrived at San Francisco, July %
A fire was raging among the grain fields in
San Mato county, sweeping grain, fences,
buildings, and every combustibe thing in its
path Several fine farm houses were burned
and the damage was very considerable Be
tween 20 ard 30 tons silver ore from Washoe
were on the way to San Francisco.
The recent difficulties between the nuthori-
ties Of Mazatlan and the American Consul re-
gnrding the seizure of three American vessels,
had been satisfactorily arranged.
A lucrntive trade had sprung up between
Japan and the allied French and British forces
in China
All the principal supplies of the allies were
being shipped from Japan, including 1000
horses
The Chinese rebels had recently been very
successful They were reported to be adyan-
cling on Shanghai
Reliableinformation had reached kAnaguwa,
Japan, that "A town of 10, ,000inhabitants some
200 miles distant had been swallowed by an
earthquake. Shocks were felt at Knnaguwa
during May and June.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

Bsg~We desire to call the attention of liter
ateNrs here and elsewhere TO the fact that
Mr.. VAN LEW, of this city, has presented to
the Ohio State Board of Agriculture, one Of
"ScARLrrT's Eagle Corn and Cob Mills to be
awarded by them at the next December meet
ing of the Board, for the best essay on the adj
vantages of feeding Corn and Cob meal to-
gether for fattening cattle and hogs, as well
as for feeding horses, sheep, &C.; the econo-
my of grinding all kinds of grain for feeding
purposes, to be discussed in the same connec-
ton.
The price of the Mill is $50, and it will be
on exhibition at the State Fair here in Sep
tember and it will be delivered after the De
cember meeting of the Board to the success
ful essayst Now, we happen to know that
there is Just the talent in this community nee
essary 10 the fulfllment of just such task.
The ordinary Hterdtur does not understand
the subject, and while he is preparing himself
for the work practical man can write the
essay and win the prize. And what is better
he can use it after he has won it. We hope
to see one Of our Miami Valley Agricultural
lists get the Eagle Mill Try it, gentlemen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

Bag~Y Yesterday two chaps-one Democrat
and the other Republican-were talking
about politics, when Ton j. insisted that the
daily organ of the opposition here was getting
ashamed of LINCOLN, seldom mentioning his
name. HEN S. denied this, and the affair
ended in TONS betting the treats all around
that this mornings Journal wouldn't mention
LINcoLN's name only at the head of the pa
per where it is kept standing; that the editor
il in. The bet was taken. This morning
HEN. examined and re-examined, but failed 10
find the name except in little advertisement
of DAN. SHULLs, where he offers one of the
dozen elves of "Old Abe" for sale 1t is
hardly necessary to say that HEN gave it up,
and paid the treats He now says the daily
organ won't do to bet on
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

Berthe election of the Light Guard ON
Saturday was quite animated, and between
some of the competitors was close. We note
this as indicative Of the life Of the organiza-
ton, and we have confidence that fresh inn
petus has been given the corps by the contest
Of Saturday The following officers were elec-
ted for the ensuing year;
Captain--WALTER B. PEAsE.
LIST lIieutenant---JoH A. DIcEEY.
End LEWIS La RosE.
Sd JoHH ii. WNDER
Ensign-W. W. WOODWARD
We learn that p NJ HARMAN was appointed
orderly We noticed a week ago that the
ID. l.. q. had been invited to go TO Cleveland
on the 10th of next month, TO unite with the
military and citizens there in the ceremonies
of erecting u monument TO the memory OF
Commodore Perry We now learn that the
Guard have accepted the invitation. and viii
90 TO the Forest CRY in full! force on the oeea
sion. We are glad TO hear this, for the ID. L.
@. will be u credit 10 our city. We presume
the Reeimentals will 60 along an event
which viii certainly bring no diseredit upon
us
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

BGrA large crowd visited the exhibition Of
Col. Woods Living Wonders at Huston Hall
last night We heard the audience generally
express themselves delighted with the exhibi-
ton, and declare their intention Of visiting the
Hall again, The "big woman is the heaviest
piece Of female furniture we ever saw, and
was on all hands pronounced "a very whale"
The Lilliputian King and Queen were objects
Of great interest, and commanded their full
share of attention The human mocking bird,
the Swiss imitator, is really wonder, and will
astonish every one who hears him. This af-
ternoon the Hall is thronged with old and
young To night, again, the Wonders will be
exhibited, and as the Hall is we'll ventilated,
it will be pleasant place to spend an hour or
two. Tomorrow afternoon, again, an exhibit
ton will be given for ladies and children, but
gentlemen will also be welcomed. The adj
mittance is only 10 cents children 10 cents
Every body will want TO go.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Commercial.

OFFICE or THE DAILY EMPIRE, /

OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, 4
DAYTON, TuFsDAy, Aue. 7rH 1860
Corrected daily by HAnsHrAs& BRo, Jefferson s,reet)
There are no material changes in the re.
ports for to-day
FLOUR Wholesale $500 Retail best
brands $3.50
wHEAT-s5c with downward tendency
Receipts fair
CORN.--35c and active.
OATS --lSc and declining.
/ BARLEY. .--6O@65c, according to quality
RYE-60c and active
HAY-Old, $i4 per tun; new, $40 per tun
FLAX.SEED--$l OF.
GROCERIES, ETC
Corrected for the DAILY EHPIRE by Kneisly, Mcintyre
&Co., No. 3ls, Third st)
Sugar, frm advanced lc.
Coffee, firm; advanced J TO &c.
We quote today Coffee l5l@l6
Sugar firm at sl@9i ir..
Molnsses, dull and lc lower at 46@47
Teas 35965.
Cheese 74@Sl,
Tobacco 20(940
Rice b(654.
Prunes Sl@9l.
Candles l3
Soap SHOT
White Fish 5,25@5,50, Halves.
Mackerel 9,O0@2O,00 per barrel, as to quail
ity
Dried Apples 5C96 per pound.
Brooms $2,25@$2,4O per doz.
Tallow S@84.
Salt 81, 40 per bbl
Beans, White $l0e per bu
Butter l0@l2.
Eggs 7618
Pepper l0@ll.
Alspice l0@ll.
Raisins $2,75Ga$30O
Yalentia do. 9l(@l0 per ID.
Figs l0@ll.
Vinegar 699 per gallon.
Lead cal
Shot 81 80 per sack.
Starch &c.
Ground Spices 35 per doz.
Tar $4,25@$5, 90 per Dbl
Matches 20 per gross
Cotton Yarns 20 per h.