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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-16
The House that Sam nuIIi'

Tho following is a capital parody on
"Tho House that Jack Built" As a
"Humor Of the Campaign, we have seen
nothing better;
THE WHiTR HoUsr-This is the house
that Sam built.
100000, ,0O0-This IL The malt that Law
IN the house that Sam built.
JANIS BUCHANAS-This is the rat, that
ate the malt, that lay In the house
that Sam built.
s. A, DoUoLAs--This "a the cat that kill
ed the rat, that ate tho malt that lay
in the house that Sam built.
BREcKfNRipoE-This is the dog, that wor-
ried the cat, that killed the rat, that
ate the malt, &C.
DELL.EyEhETr-This is the COW with
crumpled horn, that tossed the dog,
that worried the cat, &c.
N. Y. ExrREss-This Il the maiden, all
forlorn, that milked the COW, With
crumpled horn, that, &c.
Journal OF CoMaERoE-This is the man
all tattered and torn, that kissed the
maiden all furlorn, &c.
N. Y. OngERvER--This is tho priest, an
shaven and shorn, that married the
man oil tattered and torn, unto the
maiden all forlorn, that, Sc.
INnErENDENT-This is tho cock that
orOwed In the morn, TO waken the
priest, oil ahaven and shorn, that
married the man all tattered and
torn, &c.
ARE LINcoLN--This il the hunter with
trumpet and horn, that owned the
cock that crowed in the morn, to
waken the priest al shaven and shorn
that married the man all tattered aud
torn, unto the maiden all iorlorn,
that milkod the COW with crumpled
horn, that TOSSED the dog, that wor-
ried the cat, that killed tho rat, that
ate the malt, that lay In the house
that Sam built,
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A Busy Editor .

]. f. Johnson, editor and proprietor of
"The IIuntsmsn's EehO," . ssPrigh.ly lit-
tie hebdomadal sheet published in Ne
braska Territory, IN the last issue OF that
paper thus enumeratea bis occupations:
Besides editing the Echo, tilling our
little farm, grinding grists for the neigh
bors, selling sugar, tapo, and pills, we are
also prepared 10 entertain those who may
call upon us in the best manner in our
power. "Our cabin" is quite eomforta-
bic, and our table spread with a. many
comforts as a limited market viii Offer
Our stables warm and safe, our hay
fine, and good corn in plenty, Like
clocks--
One wheel another wheel must drive,
Affairs BY diligent labor only thrive.
The sanctum Of the editor, Il appears
from the following paragraph, ID some
times intruded upon by an unpleasant
class Of visitors;
"VARmETs. Last week, upon two
Occasions, from our Office, we witnessed
the playful pranls Of several antelopes,
and again a Sprightly red fox came up near
the incl0suFe, but cut and run when tow
ser came in sight; nieo r4ee they bad,
and both made time, bgsreynard the best.
A week AGO two .s.ttzly beam end three
large wolves. 40 Ia aight aud PLAYED a
round on .ac praire At s6fa aisinnco,
the sac eilaps, probably, that made 4
t-inef meal irom a good siSed calf al
ouIa that had been BonninQ out. 1'he
guiiAlo have taken COT eahlion, ana for
TWO weeks have not troablcd 81.
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CnnitnI Hi.

Hon. Butler G. Noble, Leutenan,
Governor Of Wisconsin, is one Of the
most effective stump speakers In the
country. Tho following extract from
one Of his speeches is an excellent de-
scriPtion ofthc elements composing tho
Fusion Dry Goods Electoral Ticket.
This fusion was nothing more than a
great rattle, like three boys on a hay
NOW rafting for an old hen-one puts
in eighteen pence, another ten cents, and
another seven cents. The whole thing
was, after all, In the estimation of the
speaker, an operation in chemistry and
incantation. They hung the big kettl
down at Albany, and along comCs d adv
with an old half-decayed ham, and he
drops 4 into the kettle, and that is the
hardsi then comes Oagger with roll of
rancid butter, and he puts that into tho
pot and that represents the soits; then
three raps are heard, and Erastus Brooks
stalks in with veiled box, and ait r
mysterious motions and raps, Il 10 opened
and Erastus drops 10 lot Of candle-enGs,
the last remains Of the dark lantern
partyi to this mixture is added a small
quantity Of pure water, which (the speak
er beinga Whig) represents the old Whig
element. Then all dance around the
poti but the contents refuse to mix
What Is to be donel Douglas comes in
and puts In the requisite article, "LYE,"
(applause,l and the mess unites. But
what does II makel SOFT SOAP
tremendous applause.) And the
Deuers end the Hunts take this soft soap
and 90 about the country spreading il ali
around But the pure waters Of Repub-
licanism were going to wash Il all Of,
and leave things clearer and purer than
before lis application.
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THtiu aettkIV Tribaat.
From the Knieketbockof MaEAnlas.
THE UNSEEN BATTLEFIRaD.

From the Kuieketbookot Msganlas.
THE UNSEEN BATTLEFInaD.
There is an unseen battlcheld,
In every human breaat,
Where two opposing forces meet,
Aud where they seldom rest,
That field is veiled fom mortal sight,
'Tis only seen by ono
Who knows alone where victory lies,
When each day = fight Is done.
One army clusters strong and fierce,
Their chief Of demon form;
His brow is like the thunder cloud,
His voice the bursting storm.
His captains, Pride and Lust ard Hate,
Whose troops watch night and day,
Swim TO detect the weakest point,
Aud thirs,ing for the fray.
Contending with this mighty force,
Il but . little band,
Yet there, with an uuquailing front,
Those warriors firmly stAhdl
Their leader Is Of God.like form.
OF countcnance serene,
And glowing on HE naked breast,
A simple cross is scen,
His captains, Faith and Hope and Love,
Point 10 that wondrous sign;
And CARING on u all receive
Strength from a source divine.
They feel Il speaks in glorious truth,
A truth as great az sure,
That 10 be victors they must learn
To love, confide, endure.
That faith sublime, In widest strife,
imparts n holy calm,
For evcry deadly blow a shield
For every wound balm.
And when they win that battle field,
Past toll is quite forgot;
The plain whore carnage one had rcigued,
Became hallowcd spot.
A spot where flowers Of joy and peace
Spring from the fertile sod.
Aud breathe the perfume Of their praise
On every breeze 10 God.
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InpOrtant Arrest OF Counaefs
E0iteFs.
IrplAnAroLls. ~. Z.

INDTANAPOLIs, Nov. 8.
James Mclean, Cashier Of The BooIc
County Bank AZ Lebanon, Ind, J b.
Hussey, Albert n. Hages, Miles A Blids
ley and J. ID, Chipmsh, ali connected
with the same institution, were arrested
here to-day charged with foFkefyphd
circulating money fraudulentiy isaaed o.
the Boone County Bank. They ail waived
examination and were committed lo iail
in default Of $4,000 bail. each Il "a
supposed these parties have eifcdldttd
from 100000 % 100000 OF cbiatef,
felt bills on the shove bank in Ii8idhd,
lllinois, Iowa, and dissoang ett30o0 Of
genuine netes were issned by tho Aud,
Cor Of State. The spurions aud qanuine
notes are from the aamo Plols, d,Ilh tho
Auditor and RcgiatoIt nltlt cAodlSIlEit-
Cd on che 6rmof. a 1poOaor, pfosi-
deut o. the Bank, made Ma eaeapa i.om
this city ot ono O'Clock (his naQlainr-,
About 6i0000j oftho c>1ntcficlt non
ey has alyeady boep rccCNed az onr haas
koru from their spo1dcbll m lta
Wet. Several huhdrad d1Ilals 1f a.
sPuTi0ts hilh &aIo fcdefUod al 6aQ 0anE
qf Lebanon, Yesterday!
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The Texas ''PlOt" No Plot ne MI
---Authentic Contra dictiOn Of
the Reported "AbOlitiOn Out
RACES"
In confirmation Of the denials Of abO-
lition conspiracies in Texas, which have
reached US from orther quarters, we have
the following emphatic testimony from a
resident Of Texas, who writes TO the
Louisville Democrat
LAMAR COUNTY, Texas, Sept 1860.
MessTs. Henry, Hughes &Co.: Seeing
that the many rumors and reports which
circulated through our State few moths
since, as 10 abolition emissHFies, insurrec-
tons, etc, are being published aud ac-
credited by many Of the papers in the
older States, desire through the coll
Umns of your paper, TO say TO my friends
in Kentucky, and tho public generally,
that all such rumors are altogether un-
founded.
II is true, that during the exceedingly
hot and dry weather Of the past summer,
there were many destructive fires in the
State Of Texas. The town Of Hender-
son was nearly destroyed--that Of Dallas
greatly damaged, and some houses burn
ed In other towns In different parts Of
the Stale. But the origin ofthese hres,
as far as yet aseeTtaine6, was either
from the ignition Of matches or some
other accidental cause. I have not
been able TO learn Of a single instance
in which there was the slightest evidence
that i was the work Of an abolition EN-
issary--in fact, don't believe there Is
one in the State though there IL some
characters nearly as bad.
As TO the reports that poison has been
found in the possession Of negroes, in
various and sundTy parts Of the country
and in wells, &c, they are all false, as
FRI % ] have been able to learn. have
not met with d single man who knows
Of an authe nticated instanse. Yet these
reports were published by all the papers
in the State and credited by many, and the
the people in many parts were excited
almost TO desperation Who origin eted
these reports, and for what purposei Are
the questions that have peTplexed the
good citizens Of our State, and keep ava
such emiWants as desire 20 come, Why
then should the people Of Texas circulate
and give credit 10 thenl
II Is the opinion Of many Of our citizens
after mature delibeFatlon and through in
vestigation Of the subject, that these re-
ports had their origin In tho minds Of
scheminR politicians, and arc a part Of
I that great plan o0ncoeted and being put
In execution TO "ncrve the Southern arm
and excite the Southern mind, prsp6ra-
tory TO preoipitating the cotton Safes
/ into a revolution" Yours, &c,
T. D. D.
| cLnn,rn 1nrn ArI--Iincoln ,nrrira
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ertnh hsidi 20 frnhel, b. 70 Hvisr n-s.
roimseias Dnh We no,hots dss,hieis iossn
No one ssyc she who has known n4
dearest gro ms Of mother" can fully
appreciate the heroism Of tho dospair
that prompted the slave mother a few
nights since, near Sandusky. b carry N
back to bondage. OF all the arguments
hurled against slavery, the one employed
by that mother stands unparalclied.--
The mhn-huntcrs weTo on her track,
reused nom sleep, that mother snaiched
her babe from itn warm bed, hastily
wrapped a thin sheet about il, fed into
the outer midnight--with a deeper mid
night iD her soul--and az the MOD
hounds gained upon her, threw away her
child, feeling that sho was doing q moth
er's duty IN thus abandoning her6ftpfihg
to lingering and painful death BY ex-
posuro, " thus she could save is body
trom manacles and tho Lash.
Let the white mother who, without
fear Of kidnapBers, nightly nesile her
babe TO her bosom, and VIXEN Il hsa
dropped into the land Of dreams gently
lays Il 10 lie cradle, tuckn II In corstcf.
pane, shades its eyes from the FIRE or
lamp-lPht, and lays the whole household
under pledge not TO disturb the baby,
iancyi " she can, the agony Of that oiack
mother during that night's ride towarda
The land Of bondage. How every moau
Of the wind was the cry Of her perish ng
babe, how every rustling noise was Tie
nesting still oioscr Of hcr child, .nd how
sh dar not utter ono aud bic groan
lest th wrcs should t.ll IN tale to some
human brute ltt behind, and he, foll0w-
ing the tracks Of the fugitivea, hunt up
the little chattle, save its lie, and doom
L 70 lifelong pnrequited servitude,
Truth did Mrs, Hcmans whtsi
"----ri'sso is Hgss
IN all dis soldaHd hohss void. ussusnt ta
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DIR. j. McAdOO,

Will promptly attend to all calls,
,itherin Tim OF country, In administering to the af
heted. PARTICULAR attention paid TO Female diseases.
shower and Plnhge baths connected with the office,
medieated when deemed necessary by himself. Once
wet sfthe Wooden Bridge, cd Ward. Tidin, Ohio.
ivQiIv
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j. j. steiner,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
tie practice aud will give strict attention to al bu'i
nsTi entrusted 10 him Office In the corner Of Eber's
Block, directly above the store room Of Mr.. George
TAVloT, and oppOsitsthe shawhan House, apis
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-11-16
DR.. McMillen,
GHRMIGOPATHIG PHYSIGIAI.

Can be Consulted free of charge
at the following times and places:
Cll lde, junction Hotel, Aug %, Oct. ?, aud
Nov. 90,
1ifan, shavhan House, Aug %. Oct, 10 and
Nov. 81.
Carey, Calf House. Aug. 30. Oct II, and
Nov %.
Findlav. Crooks Hotel, ill O'Clock Aug.
81, Oct ~ aud Nov. %,
Fcstoria. Hays House, Sept !, Oct ~. and
Nov %
Fremont, Kessler's Hotel, Sept, ,, Oct. Is,
and Nov. 26.
Upper Sandusky, Pierson House, Sept. 10
Oct 81 and Dee. ~.
MY TnEoRv AND TREATMENT
Is new and different from any in
the United stes andi chailenre any one 10 produce
ta same snccess thar have IN uruuuE Chruuio bis.
eates. Ny theory it based upon the Chemcai oneya.
lions of The body Relieving diseases 10 dsnend upon
dispfopouonats ecnditon Of the huidi Of ho body,
whereby the solids become unhealthy ny analvainF
the secfetions, Blood, &C. Of the body aud 6ndnr out
what's deficient o. In and tupnlin ito the svs
ten what ia vantingl am enabled 10 cute onsn By
small amount ofmedicine. Now, Dyspsptia. IN the
great maiory orcases, depend mainly upon a ditpro.
poruonod sste Of the gastric dEostine fluid OF the
'tomash Whsn his gastric iuice h pfoperlioned
properly the food Is we'll and thoroughly dfested and
assimilated. viewing dyspepsia By tho rules OF
Chamicopnthology and gving treatment accordinrlv,
am enabled 10 40 eases out Of so, and IS csse
cut of50 Of Bronchtis, Piles, Neuralels Liver Com
plant, DitziueIs, Nervous Debility and Female nit.
eases in every case cure. An other Chronic disease,
proroHonately.
Nj. McMcn usei an improved lnhalng Instrumen'
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and some forms
Of LaTyengites BY thish can make a. good an one
ration 10 the diseased Lung and Throat he couidte
= sore anywhere on the exterior Of the body. Dr. Nc
Mtlen uses pure Chemicopathc and Botanic remedist
lie gyesa mild tonic treatment which acts chemically
and assists nature to free hcrel expect 70 travel
the route for years, md pledge mytelfto be candid and
TO deal honorably with all Who call upon me. fany
Wnh tohuov my sngcen pr manner Of treatment poats
call on otWTito 10 the following usfsana,
Mrs. Robert McCeland, John aheats, Charles nau.
har, Tina, seneca Cot J. q. Millhoim, Fosiotia
Mr'. Robert Jacobs, Eaglsivie, Wood Co.ior Mrs.
MauhiasG ilaspie, Findlsy. Hancock Co.
All communications must he directed 10
DIR. MeMlLLEN, Cleveland, o.
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DIR. VIM. M. KauII,

Physician and Surgeon, would re .
psetfuly inform the oitEens Of Tifin and vicinity
that ho has located, permanently, In this place, and Is
) sady to Admin stef TO the afflicted al allhours.
To- Onloe aud residence on Perry street, East OF
Tonnes Block.
Nh. ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVENto DIS.
gASE5 OF THE EVE. mhl6.f
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cARRiEp THEn AL --Lineoh carried
HE own ward, city, county and So
He also carried DOuglss' -~~ '"y'I
county and State;
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TAKE NOTICE.
To all whom it may COn-
f...f... Germ.

All persons knowing themselves
indsbtedt O. NJ YeTk either By note or book aeeoun
thathas been standing longer than moniht, viii mad
10 their iui esl and setle The same mmedi
.ieiy, Nithapt nseuss ~ am bound % settle ~ and
40 business hsTsanFTqn Tie Cash aud Ready Fay
Syfiem. Yours herraenuhyi
40 " &, NJ YERK,
Tim, Aag, gn.f
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w. H. Park. M. ID.

Physician and Surgeon.-Office
Main street, M7Farsnds Block, north Of shawhan
House, Tifin, Ohio. maa7 80
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Bee mother to your children; BE-
companion for your boys gs9 Qirls.
The folliea Of the touhk ate too oileh
the manifestations Of tho sins Of the
mother--sins Of omission, Of neglect of
the chlldn thought, which instead Of be-
ing trained, a. the gardener inclinea the
twig, is allowed 20 DO blown about 81
every passing breeze. Fill your ehildS
thoughts full; stuff them to repIetlon
with the good, and there Nili~5c no room
for the bad TO get In. Yeu know how
to satisfy the demands Of the istotnaeh.
yet you do not attempt 20 cater for his
nobler mental and moral nature. Be d
companion Of your children. Teach
them that if weaned from your breast,
they are not put away from your heart,
and from thence let them still draw theiF
spirit, as they before found their hfe,s
blood. De mother.
"My ear Is panied,
MY soul Ia sick withlevcry days report
earth is filed +" ~
uPOtASEl Ths ssyABaRs;hSR
only child lay hu -e sickcninQ with tho
scarlet fever, is not tsa type we urge vol
to copy. She was but aR ostrich who
leaves its young on the desert .Hand,---
No, be true mother, instinct with an
the holy attributes Of maternity. There
arc many ofyou can, like US, point 10
the mansion Of the blest FOR the type Of
a mother not dead, for she still lives h,
our hearts, stirring us up with a sweet;
soft voice, yet ringing lobdos her clarion
blasts through our inmost souls, to duty
Ah!ii you would but accept the nobl6
office you are called upon 70 perform, IL
you will but occupy the heart Of yotr
husband, if you will but fold your children
into your own self know their inmost
thoughts, be their confdeut their self.
spring, their guide, "Iruant husbands,''r
us they are called, sons, designated as
"only little Wild" viii be rare; and
the world will bs renovated. T6
these purer joys, does the true woman
say dress and fushion are preferablel Like
all good actions, these wilITcbound with
blessings In the exercise Of these
duties, IN the cultivation of homo lows
and affections, the ex osurss and sonse-a
qu"nt fisr0s viii "ot b. mgt with. .Z
Life WI u Instant state OF in
validlsm, Will yoli thiBk ofthoso thingAt
--KHiclerbOcksr ATsgasfas.
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I EANDER STEM. WILLIAM NJ. JoHNsoi
, stem 4 johnson,

Attorneys q Counsellors at Law.
Ohes In Hedges New Bioot, over Yollmers clothi ng
a otion OF all kinds Of elaimsprompty altendedtO.
y Timu, Deo.l7ih, 1858,
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R. Q. PENNINGTON. G. LEE. N. DREWER
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit
o'' in Chanoery. Rooms, in Singers New Block on.
pnsite the Court House. THIN, May t4th, '5s.G
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w. nv 70 "IH|
IN all 'hii soiiand hoios void. ussusHt
OF deep, 'ifoRE, dsathl,u love, ave Ihai ui,hiu
a msthstf bfssu---s
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BUSINESS CARDS.
B. II. OgIe.
j. n. HOrd,
Noble, DeWOlr a Noble,

Attorneys & Counsetlors at Law.
Once in Singers New Block, opposite the Court
Uoute. nov25
VIZ Noble, d. F. Dswolf, Harrison Noble.
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Missouri.
"LSOrah Zoe daaslsi
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Il. y. Davenport.

Dentist, No. Sc West Fourth st.
between Walnut and Vine, Cincinnati. octoa.Ir
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-05-17

MARRIED.

In the vicinity Of this place, on the evening
Of the 10Th inst, by John 4. Slater, ESQ, Mr..
John w. benson, youngest son Of Hon. Judge
benson, and Miss Mary r.. Robinson, daughter
of the late James Robinson, all Of this county.
So our two clever young friends have
bid q happy adieu to tho .monotony of
single life. Their mutual vows of fidcl-
ity has been attested before the mar
riagc altar, and recorded by old Cupid
himself, with his cvcr-pointed arrow,
which neither time nor distance can
blunt. They have gone forth, magne-
tizod with the junction Of love, while, in
the zenith Of life, and while surrounded
with sweet prospects, sweet birds, and
sweet flowers, to enjoy whatever ofhap-
pincss falls to their portion. John has
been n faithful and successful lover, and
has, doubtless, ere this, received from
his own pretty little spouse the welcome
plaudit of "woll done thy good and
faithful servant, &C." Agood wish for
their future happiness. So mote it be-
j, Y. s.
At the residence of the brides father, Mr..
WIN. h. De Witt and Miss Rhoda Campbell,
all Of this place.
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AN ELECTION BY CONGRESS.

As there are those who are spccnla-
ting OF the probability Of an election Of
President by Congress, we give below
the political composition OF that body,
at prcscnc. The vote there is by States:
observation-disclosures, Arkansar, Cal
ifornia, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Ill
inois, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri,
Oregon, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia,
III.
RpWJiicm -Connccticu Indiana, 10
wa, Maine, Massachusetts,, Michigan,
Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jcr-
scy, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island, Vermont, Wisconsin-lj
Ep"iiy Diriioi-Kcnincky, Mary
land, and North Carolina-i.
A"er'cdH-Tcnncsscc-l.
1t requires the vote of II States to
elect. Should the liz use fail to elect a
President before the 4th Of March. that
duty will then in effect dcvulvc upon the
Senate, which has the election Of Vice.
President, who, under the provisions of
the Constitution, becomes President or
the United States. The Senate il com.
posed Of majority of Democrats.
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MERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
Fromthe Nashville Daily News.
Nashville, Nav l6, |

Nashville, May l6, 1860.
COTTON-Thcrc was no transactions yes
tcrday worth reporting
TonAcCo.-Thcrc is, MS yet, nothing doing,
except in loose lots, and these are generally in
ferior. Lugs, in such sales, bring from 81 80
mS2 90 per hundred; and Leaf 81 25MS4.
BACoN.-ShouIdcrs Z cts Hams scarce mt
9MlO; ClcarSides lO}-irom wagons. From
store, packed, an advance on these figures.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages, 81
cents.
WuEAr.-Primc Red and White in demand
at 81 5O1Sl -.
FLoCR.-Dcmand active. Extra 81 OO6
| 81 20, per barrel; Supcriine Sc so; Extra
Family Flourin bags, 50 80; Supcrtinc So 90
II 90 lbs. These are wholesale prices, the re-
tail figures advance % cents y 9S lbs, and 80
cents per barrel.
Oats.-Shcllcd oats are worth Go cents per
bushcl, in lots from store; by retail so cents.
Ryc.-Nonc in the market
Rarley,-In demand, at IS cents per bushcl.
Corn.-Buycrs are giving 10 cents per bush
cL. Retailing from store at ShHG90.
Whisky.-Rectiied 2OW22; country brands
G0GG75c.
Checse.-English Dairy l2!@13. Western
Reserve 1Ob oil
OAR D5c; Dana iH -;
Horse Shoe g; Nail Rod 8; Boiler. %; Sheet
S4M94; Hoop SIM94. Pittsburg-Bar BE;
Band 5I@6; Horse Shoe 5; Nail Rod I; Sheet
5!@G; Hoop 7Mf4.
-Naiis.-Thrces S. 90; Fours s. % u key;
Skies "a; Fights So IS; Tens, and larger sizes
50 50.
Rope.-Grass l29@14c; Jute 12!; Cotton
Thread 224G23.
Salt.-Fine sack is worth 81 so; Barrel IS
cents per bushcl.
Sugar.-We quote; in bbls., SOLO; cent
less in hhds. N. Y. Coffee Sugars 1O4 oil;
Crushed and Powdered ll4@l2c Loaf l1!W
T. cents.
Molasses.-Ncw crop 1906, in barrels.
Coiicc,-Stock light, demand fair. Prime
Rio is firm at 13@13!c; Laguyra l4@lj!; ia
va 5000.
Candlcs.-Star, firm at 1908 for IA o.; 90
for full weight; Tallow l2!.
Dried F~ruit.-Applos in fair demand atSlW
81 %
Irish Potutocs.-l Oom1 % T. bushel.
Hides and Lcathrr.-Wc quote green hides
} at & cents; dry 8 at - cents. Oak sole lcath-
or Boots r. Id for best quality; Ilemlock 2Scts;
Harness 32c.
Grass ~Sccl.-Clovcr So 0O@5 50 u bushcl
Timothy 50 80; Orchard grass 81 IS; Herd
81 %; Blue grass, clean, 81; Stripped 81 Is
Millct S2MS2 20
Flax sccd.-SOccnts.
Ginscng.-i5M5O cents.
Bccswax.-2S cents.
Fcathcrs.-In good demand at 10 cents.
Rags.-For Coffin Rags, in good order, Bets
!" readily paid.
Balcd Hay, from store, $31 u ton.