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1850 FALL TRADE. 1850
FISHER & SHEPHERD.
(LATE FISHER wINsToS,)
w Il OIL Els ALE DR. u G. GIST
NO. 1875 MAIN ST.

RICHM Nd, VA,
OFFER to country merchants, druggists, and
W physicians throughout the States OF Virginia,
North Carolina and Tennessee, large, varied, and
well selected stock of pure and reliable Medicines,
Drugs Che M icals, Paints, Oils, French and Ameri-
can Window Glass, Physicians On tfts, Patent
Medicines, Fancy Articles. Imported Cigars of the
best quality, choice brands of Chewing Tobacco,
&C., &c.
They are Agents for many of tire most noted and
valuable Mineral Waters, which always ON
hand-all of which will be sold as low as can be
purchased in this any other market.
They earnestly and confidently invite 4 cali from
purchasers, assuring them that every article cha ID
be of the best u lily.
Particular attention given to every department:
of the business.
All orders attended to promptly and With care.
Richmond, Aug. IT, lS60-3u.
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keep constantly on hand for
sale, the finest Horses thatcan
be procured. J. S. Byers, has
experience and qualifications
as a horse dealer, which are
well known t. the public. As
our business is to be one Of
years no pains will be spared
to obtain and keep the public
patronage.
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&oME four months since our excellent townsman,
~ AAPhTALi EZEKIEL, informed us that he
had prepared
-, TE@ir ReStorer.
Win which he was experimenting upon his own
head, whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since. and the place bald four
months since fine crop ofhair has sprung up with
vigorous growth. So convinced is Mr.. Ezekiel
OF the efficiency of his discovery that he has named
it "TnE iNFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RE-
sToRER Mr.. Z. is about going into an extern
ave manufacture of article which is destined to
prove OF anxious interest to bald-pated friends
From the Rschnaond Enquirer, December 18Th, 1859.
RIcHMoND, November IA, 1859.
l, n Ezekiel, take oath on the Holy Bible that
have been bald for the past twelve years. and have
restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S VIRGINIA
HAIR RESTORER.
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This dag sworn to before me, by Naphta Eze-
kie. JOS. MAYO, Mayor of Richmond.
TO THOSE WHO DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF
EXEMEEN,S 1NE1AH.HlEEsFxE
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVER STABLE.
TIVE subscribers having made large additions to
il their old established Livery by 81
building, and purchasing NEW -v1ISN~mawmN
HICLES, are prepared to accommo GsSsuaalxAsa
dat date al who Sy, wish to take msds pleas
rangements to FEED HORSES; and our country
friends are respectfully solicited to give call
promising that they shall have their horses well
provided for.
Ma. BUaG1Es, HACKS AND RIDING Horses Away
on hand for hire. THOS. J. BURKE& 60
Stanton, April 49, ls60.-tf.
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Great BargainS
HENRY HUGHES calls particular attention to
L L his very cheap assortment of
Boots e1Ad Shoes
which he is selling cheap, if the cheapest in
the place.
Mems Shoes only, ST 90
8. Caters, only, l.50
Ladies' and Misses Shoes very low. Just recev-
ed some Gents Lasting Shoes-very pleasant for
tender feet.
He still is manufacturing Gentlemen's Boots,
CATERS ard Shoes of the best French Calf Skim
Ladies' Caters. and Shoes Of all kinds.
qaas~ Call and get bargains
OPPOSITE DAVIS A. KAYSER'S.
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@ Ia g ap Gro CERT e 8 .
A. nj. BRUCE,
At r. G.. Bickle'S Corner, Stanton. Va.

OFFERS FOR SALE VERY LOW
SALT, N. O. and Cuba Molasses; Extra Golden
~ Syrup; Rio, Laguira and Old Government
Java Coffee; Green and Black Teas; Loaf, Crush
ed, Powdered c., Extra G Coffee and Bright n.
0. Sugar; English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese !
No. l.. Herring (new); Potomac Shad, (new) !;
No. l, 2 and Mackarel; COD Fish Sugar Cured
Bacon Hams Soap; Adamantine and Tallow Can
dies Rice; Pure Pearl Starch Stone, Wood and
Willow Ware; Cotton Yarn; Tobacco; Cigars ;
Confectionares, &C., &c.
Also Old Rye Whskev, Cognac Brandy, Peach
Brandy Holland Gin, Wines OF all kinds and Ora
DIES, Champagne Cider, Philadelphia and London
Porter, Philadelphia and Scotch Ale.
A. NJ. BRUCE,
Corner of Augusta and Beverly SITS.
Stanton, May Is, 1859.
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LADIES' NEW AND ELEGANT
DRESS GOODS.

nAvIS A. KAYSER has just received an extern
~ slve assortment Of DRESS GOODS of the
newest designs and fabrics-among which may be
found
Rich embroidered and Black and Coored Silks;
" & French Poplin;
g Irish q
!" g French Merino;
I" Printed Ottoman Velvet;
Plain Brown, Blue and Black Velvet;
Rich Printed De- Lane and Merinos;
Is Plaid Merno and Poplin,
yalencias Laveas, French and English Prints,
Alpachas, Bombaanes, French and English Meri
nos, with many other new and desirable goods, to
which he asks the early attention of his friends
Stanton Oct. 5, 1860.
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Livery &, Sale Stable.

XNTE have leased for a term Of years the coInmo-
w dious and convenient Stables attached to the
Virginia Hotel in Stanton. where we intend to
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA.
Benevolent Institution, established By special En-
document for the Relief Of the Sick end DIS
tressed, afflicted nth Yirulent and
Epidemic diseases, and espe-
cioUy for Tie Cure Of dis
eases ofthe Seeaol
Organs.
M EDiCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Ac-
lVA ting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter
with description of their condition, Gage. occu-
patton, habits OF fe sc y and in eases of extreme
poverty, Medicines furnished free of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoea and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the D:spensary, sent to
the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Two or three Stamps for postage will be
acceptable.
ting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of tn,
Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWLLL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Sec. etary.
March Is, l860.-1y.
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DISSOLUTION.

FENHE firm heretofore existing under the name and
i style of P. N. POWELL CO., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. A. Richards, one OF
the partners of said firm selling his entire ntere st
to P. N. Powell tie other partner: All persons
having claims against the concern will present them
to p. N. Powell who will settle them. and al per-
sons indebted to the concern will make payment to
him, and he will use the name of the concern in
settlement. I. N. POW ELL,
A. RICHARDS.
Staunton, Oct. TO-, 1860.
The I'm lersigned will continue the business Of the
late concern, and solicits the continuation OF the
patronage heretofore bestowed on the same.
z. n. POWELL.
Stanton, Oct. II, l66o-tf.
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are now receiving our Fall
I'll supply Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C..
which has been purchased in first hands for CASH,
and we are prepared to sell Goods on as good
terms as any house south Of Baltimore, (freight
added) to cash or prompt months buyers. Give
us call and test our assertion.
WOODS GILKESON.
Staunton, Oct g. 1860.
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EXEMEEL'S INEAH4LTEsEE


Read the following certificate of your own towns
man, gentleman we'll known to all; if this is not
satisfactory, call at the Proprietors, SO Main
Street and You can see certificates from all sec
tons Of the Union:
RICHMOND, July 10, 1860.
Mr.. ". Ezekiel--Deor SIR $: take great pleas
ure in informing you that have used three Bottles
of your Hair Restorer with great satisfaction to
myself; ny hair is growing finely. Please send me
half dozen bottles.
Respectfully.
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HtAS STOW ES.-We have received from the
" Patentees sample of GAS STOVES, which
we will be pleased to show to the people of Staun-
ton. By the use Of this little affair any can,
his akfast table cook his breakfast, toast his
bread aud boil his coffee at cost of Ii cents for
gas. 1t is also used as Laundry Stove, and is a
very valuable article in every household. Call and
examine it, and, if desired, you can have the priv
ilege Of testing it at home.
Oct. u WOODS & GlLKESON.
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WIN. I'd. ROGERS.
{ 0ACH AND LIGHT CARRIAGE

1909 aud 1O11 Chestnut STREET,
PHILAD
Carriages Of Every Description Built to
Order, and for Sale, including the
Subscribers Celebrated
FLIGHT TROTTING WAGONS."
Built under his immediate superintendent.
~ Carriages carefully boxed and shipped.
August 81, IS60-3m.
DistiIIeT- w anfed.
FTVHE undersigned wants to employ young man
H. of sober, industrious habits, and who can come
well recommended, to take charge of a Distillery
in Pocahontas county. Such an one can find
good situation and fair remuneration by applying
Immediately to BENZ. HEROLD,
Aug. IL, 1860. Huntersville, Va.
N. B.-Any one wishing information relative to
the situation, terms, &C., can obtain it by calling
no w. Ii. SLANKER,
Aug. II, 51Se0-tf Stanton, Va.
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1ectfuIIF.
JOHN o. cHiLEs.

MoBlLa, Ala, April 9th, lS6o.
NJ Esekid, Esa, nsekmawd== pear SsFs You
were so kind as 10 ~ eseas me- when guest OF emf
house, with Bottle Of year Hasf Resterer, which
has been exhausted for several days, a. dl have
enquired in vaia al sawe agents IN this city, day
after ,av, 10 renew MY saeply. The seia, ii vour
Restorer, as far as limited supply permitted
to Judge, is highly satisfactory, wish 70 give Il a
fair trial. and wll, therefore, thank yoss 10 send
bill with the package, to be collected on delivery
Your early compliance wsGl very mach ohsldge,
NNugs tEaiV.
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Il. Il, pEAsg

ktWNNNn, JAW II, INNN,
sfr. n Esskiei- neev SSs, Il affords me much
pleasure to state thar have used only TIVE Bottles
of Ezekiel's HAIR Restaree. my hair VAS thin with
a tendency to come out when oomhed or brushed.
It now seems to be finely rooted and growing much
thicker, than IT did before used it, | have every
confidence in its efficacy, Fl ON the limited time
have lsed it. and the Improvement it has made in
my hair in the last two months.
Very trufy.
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HERE AG AIN.-AnotheI supply of GOLD
IL LEAF LIGHT PRESSED TOBACCO
araived in prime order and for sale by
r. J. GLENDY,
Staunton, July l, SO per G. I. Cochran
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WIN. w. DUNNAvANT.

W W. w. III NNAf AN L.
Richmond, July IL, 1860.
Kr. ". Esekie1- Dear Sir: 1t is with much plea
sure that | can inform you that have used six
Bottles of your Hair Tonic with great success, and
recommend it as the very best article that have
ever used to the hair grow in case of bald
ness. Respectfully,
J. w. B. DODSON, Mayo's Bridge.
The certificates, to the success Of the VIRGIL
MA HAIR nESTORER, are from gentlemen
whose word may be relied on. Mr.. Ezekiel goes
to day to the White Sulphur Springs TO distribute
the blessing of his inven ton among the bald pated
and thin haired visitors to that great national
mer rendezvous.-Richmond Enquirer, July 18th !,
1860.
NO HUNRUG.-The numerous unsolicited
certificates sent to Mr.. Ezekiel ought to remove
the doubts of the most ncredul Gus to the efca-
cy of his Hair Restorer.-Richmond Wing, jug
l4th, 1860.
w. For sale by all Druggists in United States.
VA Price per Bottle.
Va All orders must be addressed to the proprie
tor. n. EZEKIEL, So Main ST.,
Richmond Virginia.
MG~DR. W. B. YOUNG, Sole agent for Staun-
ton.
july 81, l8GO-lv.
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NJ E. DIG A L..
A GRAND
VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

/ ZONE four months since our excellent townsman,
! ~ NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed us that he
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. WINSLOW.
4 N Experienced Nurse AMI Female Physician
IA presents to the attention of mothers her
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-27
The Prince of wales.

TORONTO, Aug 20.
The Masonic body are making arrange
ments 70 meet the Prince of Wales at Ottawa
to assist in the ceremony of laying the foun
dation stone of the new Houses of Parliament
Fearful thunderstorms have ragged the las
two days in this vicinity, with hail, destroying
a number of buildings.
MONTREAL, Aug. 25.
The Prince landed shortly after oclock
amidst royal salute from the batteries on
St Helena, assisted by the fleet
Weather beautiful
Upwards of 10000 were present The
streets, which we're swarming with crowds
we're beautifully decorated. All the societies
clergy, fire brigades, rehemen and volunteers
were out in great style.
1t was the greatest display ever seen in the
province. The procession is just entering the
exhibition building.
The Prince will proceed TO Victoria Bridge
at half past II for the purpose of inaugurating
the bridge
The exhibition building was opened to-day
with great eclat, after which the Prince pro
ceeded to lay the corner stone of the Victorif
bridge. A considerable number of invited
guests witnessed the ceremony
The Prince was entertained at luncheon il
the Grand Trunk building, and then returned
to the house of the commander Of the forces
where he remains during his stay in the city
There is a brilliant illumination tonight il
honor of the Prince. The weather is rather
unfavorable.
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MIR. Douglas at Norfolk.

NEW York, Aug 27.
Judge Douglas had an enthusiastic recep-
ton at Norfolk, and spoke in the presence Of
5000 people,
In the middle Of his address slip of paper
was handed to him. 1t was cut from the Nor
folk Daily ATgus and contained two polite
questions The first is: "lf Abraham Lincoln
be elected President Of the United States,
would the Southern States be justified in Sc
ceding from the Union2'
Mr. D-"To this / emphatically answer,
MOI (Great applause.) The election Of a
man to the Presidency by the American peo-
pie, in conformity with the Constitution Of
the United States, would not justify any at
tempt of dissolving this glorious confederacy.
(Applause)
Second Question:-If they, the Southern
States, secede from the Union upon the inaug-
uraton of Abraham Lincoln, before he com
al rights will you endorse or vindicate resis-
tance by force, then secession2
] answer, emphatically, that it is the duty
of the President Of United States, and all
others in authority under him to enforce the
laws of the United States, passed by Congress,
and as the Courts expound them, and am in
duty bound by my oath and fidelity to the Con-
stitution, and would do all in my power to aid
the Government of the United States, in
maintaining the supremacy Of the laws,
against all resistance to them, come from what
ever quarter it might In other words, /
think the President of the United States
should treat all attempts to break up the
Union by resistance to its laws as Old Hicko-
ry treated the nullifers in 1887. [Applause. ]
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-27
lChiCagO Market.

CHICAGO, August 25.
The heavy falling off in prices of Wheat
and Corn during the last two days of the pre-
vious week, and the three first days of the
present has had the effect to check shipments
from the country, and the receipts have fallen
off from 33 to 80 per cent on both Wheat and
Corn. The receipts yesterday were l66,G83
bu Grain, and 1882 brls Flour against lO6,-
005 bu Grain, and 3,436 brls Flour same day
in 1859, showing an increase in Grain of l60,-
1873 bu and decrease in Flour of | l,l04 brls.
The shipments were 1873 OS3 bu Grain and
$500 brls Flour, against 573 300 bu Grain and
III brls Flour corresponding day in 1853,
showing an increase in shipments of 1878
bu Grain, and l,747 brls Flour There was
an active demand for Wheat at the opening
Change, and large business was done at
9Sc for No. Red Winter 79@80c for No
Spring 77@7sc for No. do; 72c for reject
ed Winter; and 69970c for rejected Spring.
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1sEEEECRAPHIe
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRI
Arrival of the Vanderbilt.

NEw YoRK, Aug 26
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived to-day al
one o'clock, from Southampton on The evening
ofthe 10th, with $50 passengers. News main.
ly anticipated.
A resolution for raising $4,000, 900 for In.
dia was agreed to in the House of Commons.
Political distrust prevails in Paris on the
Syrian and Italian questions
The Neapolitan parliamentary elections
were to commence on the 10Th H
Representatives are preferred by the elec.
tors, who openly declare for the annexation Of
Naples to Piedmont Nla.UsI
A Naples telegram states that the Garibal-
dians attempted to land aud were repulsed.
Only 200 succeeded in landing, and were pur-
sued into the interior
RoNE.
Rome was tranquil, but from fears OF
drouth the expectation Of corn was prohibited.
II was Prince Danello who was assassina-
ted in Montenegro
Garibald was expected to attack Venice.
Should he do so, Austria will maintain the
conflict against all Italy. A
Prussia will remain neutral while the other
Powers do not interfere.
The material at the Austrian arsenal at
Venice is being transported to Polo.
The steamer Veloce had entered Castella-
mare at midnight on the l4th, and fred sever
al cannonshots Monorca returned the fire
without producing any result
Three hundred million reals of the Moroe-
co indemnity had arrived at Madrid
The hop crop in many districts Of England
was total failnre, owing to the ungenial
weather
Chinese adyiees say that Lou Chow was
sacked and burned The Imperial troops are
said to have Joined the rebels
John Wilde & Sons, silk manufacturers Of
Macelesfeld, have failed for $4,000 pounds
and Secrose, their London agent, for pounds,
TRIESTE, Wendesday-lt is believed that
Garibaldi intends to attack Austria, not on the
Venetian, but on the Croatian coast by at
tempting Decentralization ut Fierme. The
Austrian authorities believe that he will en-
deavor to provoke revolution in Croatia and
Hungry before proceeding to Venetia All
the coasts were vigorously watched by the I'm
perial cruisers.
LONDON, Wednesday, firm. Coffee
wanted and rather higher. Tea unchanged.
Rice hrmer.
GENOA, Aug l5.--The papers publish dis
patches announcing the unopposed disembar-
kation of Garibaldi near Reggie on the night
of the 10th. The same dispatch reports the
evacuation Of Scylla by the Neapolitans Both
reports are doubtful.
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Cincinnati Market.

August, 20.
FL0UR-The good news from New. Y ork
had a favorable influence OH the market, re
sulting in an increased demand, and an ad
vance Of 5@l0c per Dbl We now quote fair
to good brands at 81 6G@4 TO- and extra al
81 S0G95 TO-
WHISKY--A good demand and the mar.
ket firm; sales of 800 bbls lS@lS@ @c--the lat
ter rate for wagon
GROCERIES-A fair demand for Sngar
with sales of 60 hhds at 73@S3c for Cuba,
and 94@94c for New Orleans. Molasses
steady at 43@44c Coffee dull at l4I@15t.
WHEAT-The market for the prime grades
is firm, with good demand at 9Sc9Sl for
prime red, and prime white at 81 l2@l 10.
The lower grades are dull; sales 100 bush
prime red at 9sc; 800 do do do at 81; 425 do
Hill at 81 05; $50 do good white at 81 O5.
C0RN-The demand for ear is good and
prices advanced lc per bus, closing at 39G940c
in bulk Shelled is in fair demand at 52@55
including sacks sales of 300 bnsh white shell
led at 5jc-sacks included
OATS-There was an improved demand
and the market closed steady at 2sc in bulk
sales of 600 bns in sacks at SOC 1900 do to
arrive at 2Sc
RYE-The market is steady with fair de
mand at 65@6sc for prime and zoe fol
choice for seed; sales OF ll0 bus prime at Csc
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-27

NOR SALE.-Two valuable 80 acre Farms for sale
at Public Auction. will sell on the premises a
public auction, in jefferson township, Montgomery
county, Ohio, on Saturday, September J, 1860. The
property known the Recher farm, divided into two
SO acre tracts each tract has 40 clear and 40 acre
timber; both tracts have running water them, ana
either Of them will make delightful farm. One Of the
tracts has on good house and barn. orchard Of fruit
trees, sc. For further particulars, refer TO
iaIItiv1 JOSEPH LAMBERT,
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Aug. 70.
FL0UR-Sales of 100 bbls Xxx at 81 25.
WHEAT--0ne sale of red was made al
$l04c, of small amount early in the day after
wards enough was sold before report to make
up 5000 bu at $l03a@l03A@1O3c. After
report 5000 bu red in two lots sold at $lO3c
and 1000 bu amber at $l031c Market closed
with holders asking $l07c. buyers offering
$l06c
CORN-Was dull with buyers offering 42!c
at the clore We find sale of 5000 bu re-
ported at 43c in our Summit street cotempor-
airy, but we could not find a sale of any kind
in our travels But little inquiry.
RYE-Sale Of $50 bu at 52c
OATS-Held at 22923c
BARLEY-Nomina at 45G850c.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-27

B6"0ne of the best things we saw and
heard on Saturday night transpired at the cor
ner of Main and Fourth streets When the
procession was passing up Main street, a
youngster, who had evidently been "kept in, -
until that moment, and had seen the process
sion and torches for the first time, came run
ming up to the street, almost out of breath,
and glaring up and down at the Ito him and
the jourRaD countless array of men and
torches he exclaimed, with all the fervor he
could throw into it-"H-u-r-r-a-h for D-o-U-G-
LeA-sl wouldn't give cent for Linkuml-
e-e-e-l OH gollyl Just look at emf
And the little fellow darted off up street.
Young as he is, he was aware that "compari.
sons Is odious;" he had seen the Wide Awakes
and he saw the Democratic processionl
"Things has worked
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-27
Commercial.
DAYTON MARKET.

4 OFFICE OF THE DAILY EMPIRE, I
DArroS, MoSDAY, Aue. 9TH, 1860
Corrected daily by HAnan,Asa Bho Jefferson street.
There are no material changes in The re
ports for to-day.
FLOUR Wholesale $500 Retail best
brands $3.50
wHEAT-9O@ csc with downward tenden
cy. Receipts fair.
CORN---35c and active
OATS. 200 25e according to quality.
BARLEY --65@7Oc according to quality
YE.--6O@65c and active
HAY-Old, $l4 per tun; new, $ll per tun
HUNGARIAN GRAsS--ss per tun.
FLAX-sEED-sl %.
HIDES Best class steer and heifer hides
sc per N, old COW hides 4Ic bull hides 4c
calf skin clear Of cuts up TO l6 ib SCI kip uT
to 25 ID &c.
GROCERIES, ETC.
corrected for the Daily Emnnr by Kneisy, McIntyr,
4 Co., No Sl3, Thirdst9
Sugar, firm; advanced lc
Coffee FIRM advanced TO &C.
We quote today Coffee l5l6Dl6.
Sugar firm at Si@94.
Molasses, dull, and lie lower at 46@47.
Teas 35(465
Cheese 74@sl. ..tb
Tobacco 20@40.
Rice 5054.
Prunes s4@94.
Candles l3.
Soap 5417
White Fish 5,25M5,50, Halves.
Mackerel 9,00@20,00 per barrel, as to quail
ity.
Dried Apples Sac per pound
Brooms $2,25@$2 40 per doz
Talow s@Sl
Salt 81, 20 per Dbl.
Beans, White $l0e per bu
Butter lO@l2.
Eggs 798.
Pepper l09ll,
Alspice l0@ll.
Raisins $2,756$30O.
Valentia do. 9l@l0 per H.
Figs l0@ll.
Vinegar 6@9 per gallon.
Lead COT
Shot 81 80 per sack.
Starch &c.
Ground Spices 35 per doz.
Tar $4,25@$5,OO per bbl
Matches 20 per gross.
Cotton Yarns 20 per lb.