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FTcal Tic Sea-. Of War Ii Missouri


ST. Iona. June 9O.-Two feld pieces
and - number Of p!uskcts were captured
hy the Iowa troops ut HUDSON. on the
TipunihaI and ST. Joseph Railroad, on
Wednesday. Twent, three Secession.
lists were also captured NJ Cameron. 4
mart of whom were released Oh parole,
and tine reminder detained TO. exam.
nation.
Several wason lords Of lead, It ouau-
titv cf powder ciobt canpons, and 10
head Of cattle wcr, CAPTURED nv the Fed.
cral troops at Rolla. Twenty-Five priso-
ncrs were also taken. Col. ;3oLoNov's
Fifth Rarimaut preserve corps) left R0l-
Ia on flo I'm fo. soriorg,4 ia the
southwestern mart Of the tate Col
I,rcyL's Regi mcut soon tn,lowcd.
IN. cxaninati,o Of !. " TrryEr.
oditor of III. .I,grug' has been ro,,po-
ned until the md OF .Jalv.
JrF?ERsoH CRY, june % The >lca-
mer '>'"Mi"', I"oa - ','cF.'.': F'''o"'
! mere '"'H g,t"t"@, VIC" '''''' ''""' ''''
P'a'..' Inc "'ilH" S'&,'"'n' 81 lac
nnmn"E Killed IN III" 'a"i' 9! h'one-
/ v'.'1 IS nov Feet'''''' oa' 'h' JOSS y, inc
Nthte troop" IS ho' over twenty VI !Hu
fe1erai forces TWO were A'''eo' "'H'
"ounuea an one hIlaS'o&
| Inc state troops huhoeFe" over TWO
thouSahi, ""u IL Is vi" I"n' '"c'r '"HS 's
abont HiI"en huhlfed Stah.'S OF arms il
considerable quantity o, ahuH'"o"'
stores aNa nHMoeF % horses ana
ihu.e"'
General FEic& resigned ana went
nome previous I" me 0a,IIe. governor
JAcNsoN is supposed to nave gone 70 Ar
kansas.
The steamer H. H. u 'c0n was met AT
Arrow kock' with state troops on ooaFu
ami 1t is Thought that thgy WiI' make a.
Mother stand at or near heA'nStoN' IN
der command OF Ooi, tienrNAS' LOT
mcrIY OF the I. .. Army.
Another Account Of tho 5Oonville Battle.
Ro,yYrutr INN. 10 OPP NAs
, Gen Lyoy with the steamers luton. M..
Darrell and Cay of L,uispiNe. were an.
nrnanh;n, poonov;iIo On Monday nav
,,;po ha oeniaA n bottorv on tina rive,
h,n; 6vc milas helow the town ot All.
ans NlI He then turnod ,cl, and
w,nt down n ,hout e;oht miIcs b,lov
Ron,a,ilIo and than I,ndo1 HI. forao.
aronn,ino 70 sevonroop bnrJrod mo,
with four field nieces He left olaycr
mann to c,ord the bnats and .no,. ~, his
m,,eb fo. tbe town nm tho RocLrnor
rn,d
Whom within six miles Of RoopoviIIe
ho wos attacked BY the State troons
9OOO strong commanded nv Col I,7rr =,
II.,o Of tho RI 6 Army who yaro con,
ronled in the thick updercrowtb nm,
wheo. fields. and. after n sharn fgbt
tha S,,,o ,roons drew h,ok 70 their can,
,hree niles below R,,neville m R;vor
piuF and their nrovisions eop;nao q,
and ,rnher If borss. wore toksn
The state troops then retreated Yves
throp,h Roonv;lle in craat disordor :.
Thev were nooriv armed and badly dis
oipliped,
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1.-THE LIFE Of The Flesh is IN tie Blood
was said of inspiration long before Harvey
discovery Of its circulation had brought to
light its purposes and uses. Now we know
not only that life is in the blood, but that
disease inhabits it also Many Of the disor-
ders that pervade the human frame have
their home in it. thrive and grow in it. The
celebrated DR.. j. c. Aver, of Lowell has
had regard to this important fact in making
a Remedy to cure these disorders His Ex-
tract Of Sarsaparilla purges out the impuri-
ties Of the blood and induces healthy &C
ton in it that expels disease. This looks
reasonable, and it is true, for we know by
our own experience. Seldom as we take a.
ny medicine. we have nevertheless several
times been under obligations to the skill oil
DR.. Aver for the relief which his remedies
never fail to afford us when we are Obliged
to have rccourse to them --Cathotir, 6"5ar
n s
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SOLDIERS Approaching.

Two Regiments Of Pennsylvania soldiers
are nov encamped between this place and
Bedford. They have been sent by Governor
Curtin, with view Of reinforcing Col Wal.
lace. They have strong battery Of ter
pieces Of Artillery, as well as company o.
Dragons.
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Total,
lC,623

The scattering votes against Gov. Thomas
were MS follows: Allegary, l65; Washing
ton. al; Frederick, 100. Total 400. Give
the opposition all the votes not cast, and their
whole vote would number 6,345. Governor
Thomas, therefore. has clear majority in the
district Of 427s votes. A bitter pill for the
Neecessionists to swallow. Had the whole vote
Hesn cast, We have no doubt the pill would
hdke been much more bitter.
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RanOrl OF the commissioners to
FStand Frederick street.

Cumberland, 1850
To Nc Honercjit, It's .Nlyor Gnd Cauaeiirrsr
Of NE City Of CNfsberlgnd:
GEsTs The undersigned Conmis'lonets.
named in Inc ordinance passed by your Hon.
orable body January l2, 1850, 10 lay out. open
aud extend Frederick street to Hosinans lot,
and assess the damages arising from said en-
tension having been duly sworn before An
drew Gender one Of the justices OF the peace
in aud for Allegnuy County, beg leave TO re
port the accompanying plat Of extension,
made By William Brace Surveyor, and award
to H. j. McNamec. One hundred and tTentJ
four dollars to be paid as follows, viz; by =,
N. Thruston Twenty-four dollars (S24) aua
by the Estate of Burgess Magruder One nun
dred dollars (Si0o.)
Very respecttn.iT
J.B.H CAMPBELL,
a. l.. WRITER'S,
WM WICKARD,
Nav %. lss,-lm. Commissioners
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Interest on Virginia Bonds.

NEW YoEE, June IA letter from
mercantile horse in Richmond says there is
a probability Of my provision being made
tor the payment Of interest OIL Virginia
Bonds, due here in July but expresses entire
confidence that it will bo paid il. Virginia
currency at Richmond
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The Chesapeake aIl 0aiO Canal.

The President of tho Chesapeake and
Ohio canal last week visited the camp at
Harper's Ferry, to cudeavor tn stop the
destruction of the property of his com
pany. He reached Dam No. -Four, near
WilIamsport' while fight was going on
between the Marylandcrs and the Vir-
ginians--thc latter endeavpring to de-
stroy the dam. and the former to defend
it. He crossed the river under flag of
truce, and demanded to b. taken TO
Harpcr's Ferry. An escort of twelve
men was furnished, who conducted him
to Gen. Johnston, the commander of the
secession forces. He reconstructed a.
gainst the destruction Of the dams, boats
and other property of the company.
claiming that they were the property of
Marylandcrs, and should be- exempt from
seizure and destruction General john
ston replied that his orders were positive
to destroy all property that could in any
way be made TO benefit the United
States forces, and that it was all nom
sense to talk Of the property belonging
to Maryland: He should therefore obey
his instructions. and destroy everything
that he could reach.
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We are under obligations to Gen. Kim
mel of the Senate for ct'py Of Protest
signed by Senators Henry II. Geldshnroush,
Anthony Kinmel, John E, Smith, John G.
Stne, S. j. Bradley. and Tlehman Nuttle. a.
gaitst any further continuance Of the extra
seas;oI
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EWeiTe Thousand Muskets for
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Government has just sent twelve
thousand mnskets to Governor Curtin, of
Pennsylvania. and four thousand to Gov.
Kirkwood, of Iowa. These arms are all
of the improved pattern.
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Erostburg Bank.

Frostburg, Nd, June 81, 1861.
TINE President and Directors of this Bank
i have this day declared dividend Of five
per cent for the last six months, payable on
the LIST July, 1861.
q. W. McCULLOH,
june 81, lS61--2t Cashier.
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another wounded. A number Of shots were
fired by the secessionists, and none of our
men hurt
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Notice TO Corporation
TaE PAYERS.

J'HE novty elected jiayo, and City Council
/ will NEE. Mt the Council Room OF the first
Monday aud Tuesday Of juno next, 10 bear ap
peals and note transfers. All pousons iu.eTs;-
ted will rlcase take notice,
G.B. W. ROPER, Clerk.
To Mayor nni City Corne'.'
fsEi IL
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load NOTICE.

TINE Sl6scrihers DO hcr,hy give notice to all
J. persons in crested, tia; by virtue of II com
mission issued to them hy the Commissioners OF
Ailc.any County, emg owcT:as them to examine
and irtermine whether the public convenience
requires that new road shall bo opened in
District MOI. They will meet nc Samuel Wag
orers farm Tor the purpose Of executing the saih
conveni"rcc rs above said, on the 29th day Of
June. i2Gl.
JOHN DEFfENBAEGH.
EZEKIEL StALLiNGS.
MICHAEL TWIGG.
Nav So lSGl--itn. Examiner.
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T. attest War News.
FlaHT NEAR v! .NMA, VIRGINIA..
The First Regiment Of Ghi0 TGian"
teerS Attached.
The Rebels Firing from Masked
Batteries.
Fifteen Hundred South Carolina Rebels
Entrenched.

Federal Loss Eight Killed ard Seven Wounded
Five Thousand Federal Troopa near Vienna.
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For Sale.

0NE OF Rays fine Reaping and Moving Ma
" chimes for sale by the subscriber. Time sn
terms to suit purchaser.
June 20-at i. EVERETT.
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CUMBERLAND BASK OF ALLEGHASY,
June 81. 1861.
THIS Bank will be closed on Thursday
i next, July 4th. Bills and Notes falling
due on that day must be attended TO on
Wednesday, Ord lust.
L. T. SHRIVER,
June 81, 1861. Cashier
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The Fifth Congressional District.

The following is the aggregate vote in this
Congressional district compared with that
cast for President last Fall:
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E'na7o- a. lie "Grctr Book DC.

tT'!'T7- = tIF "FTttF H'oH, &C.
- Tcr!i-rsa"wned author, ia this sd:ai'
raIie tectur', Clearly proves IRON bis own eS-
rcri,nce tha the awful consequences of Sell
nhusc r4ay be cA'ctudiy removed without
medicine and without dangerous surgical oP-
era,ilrs, h01gies, Instruments rings or cur
diJIs, pointing out mod" OF cure NJ nGcs
certain rud electual, BY which every sufferer
M matter what his condition may be, ma :
cure himsc'f c,eGpty prieGtsiy and r1dical'y.--
This lecture vii! prove boon 10 THOUSANDS
and thousands.
Sent under seal, inn piain envelope, to any
address, pos, pai', on the receipt of two pos
tnue stamps, by addressing
Dr. Gil. j. G. KLINE, l2I Bowery, New
YORK.. Post Office box 1886.
Anrrl LIZ lRfl-l "
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Camp McGinnis.

This point near our city continues to lie the
centre of attractior of our people. Hundreds
Of them visit it daily for the purpose OF wit
Messing the Znuave drill and seeing the sol
dirrs. The happiest feeling of good will pre-
walls between soldiers and citizens. The gen
temauly bearing Of the officers, and rxem'
plary conduct Of the men have made very
favorable impression upon our people, and
have done much for the Union cause.
TAKEN TO RoMNEY.--We regret to learn
that our worthy friend Christopher kellyliv
ing near Oldtown, in this county, while at
work upon his farm, was arrested by band
of Virginians, on Monday last, and taken to
Romney.
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CITY License Notice.

DERSONS owning Carts. Droys. Bowling Sa.
/ oou5 &c, are hereby notified that their
City Licenses must be renewed, on or before the
first day Of July next.
J. II. SHAW,
June II, i3Gl-2t. Clerk to City Council.
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S HIP PIN G N E w S !.


Port OF New York, November 20, 1851.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1861.

Office in Hartford, until the Goth OF December, for
an issue of twelve hundred thousand dollars of State
bonds bearing interest at the rate OF six per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually, and the princi-
pal reimbursabe in twenty years; or, should the
State elect, at any time after the expiration Of
ten years. The denominations of the bonds are
800, $500 and $1,000. This issue will complete
the two millions authorized by the act Of the Gene
raj Assembly at its May session. No bid at price
below par will be considered.
The Cincinnati Gazette has the following remarks
upon the financial situation
The past week has been a remarkably quiet one In
money The supply Of capital compared with
the mand las rarely been abundant mt this period OF
the season. when business is usually most active. The
great that prevails attributable to two
namely falling or in business and reduction in prices
Of eaing staples IN the supply II currency there IL
great falling Off compared with last year but owing to
the named the tissues Of the Ohio and Indiana banks
arc, with the Treasury notes In circulation fully equal
required not only Ohio and Indiana banks but also Ken
lucky. with several moss OF Eastern currency sup
ply. This is attributable, we repeat, to neral con
leading commodities. The latter feature is illustrator
by tho present. condition Of the pork trade. last
year the average price OF hogs was ono hundred
per cent, very nearly that, above the rates now
current The crop in the West last year valued
about $40 900 COO This year tho same number would
Mt present prices BIO worth about $22 900 OOO In the
price OF breadsuns the difference is not so great but
there is marked difference nevertheless. And so il Is
In regard to almost every article Of Western produce
Thus The abundant supply Of currency compared with
tho demand Is explained, while the supply itself is much
less than 1t was year ago. Currency has actually de-
creased, bit atvcy increased These facts taken in
connection with the cont acton Of business and the
ness Of borrowers admitted within the crcc prescribed
by the war Standard insure easy market for the
son. AT least there Is nothing the nature Dusi-
ness TO change tho aspect Of Affairs and difficulty
Is apprehended, unless il proceeds from tie dis
turbance- OF condlcncc; and this Is only TO be
apprehended from rcverses connected with the
progr' OF the which, though possible are not at
present To be regarded probable The il
running strongly in favr or the rnon, and the national
army clearly gathering strength and pre-
paratory TO demonstrations that will prove Of great
Importance than any that have yet been The
and wherever It's strong Is used with diTcctncss Of
plrposc, employing the within its csch in the
proper way, secured. The country doing its
share by furnishing men and money. The government is
beginning to come up to public sentiment. Hence
confidence in financial and commercial circles Is gaining
strength, and everything is progressing in tho right
direction.
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THE ABOLITION REBELLION.
THE ABOLITION CRUSADE AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
-~>~~~>~~~~S>r.~~->~~--~o>>~
Denomination to Fremont In New York
Red Republican German Meeting,
de-, &c., &c.
From the New York Tribune, Nov o.
INTENDED RECEPTION OF GENERAL FREMONT by THE
GERMANS.
Tho following call has appeared the German papers,,


OF dIssa,siaeon among the majority the Northern people
who stand at The 81 Tho administration
Wishes Sproo wsF The caa s The wars scs"nd
shS pc has vs On @ s r os s
% false RIDICULOUS that 4, T. moi worth MIME
therefore .nned because lie freedom il
% has Soaa s r II rs to Do Se
.r this end The Ge "a c ss q
nins alton may, indeed, rclnoye hs military COMMANDER
Ss me & q e T So 5 &c a
Hence they have resolved 70 call oseter mass n ing OF
German element relation fremont Time and place
x Sa apeSs f DaSa Serge r. Kmm A. Whitman p
E EosSei vi Kopp Koes G. Msnsho EslesScrs
klee, On. veticr. -
Gen. Fremont is shortly expected in the city and the
Germans propose giving him grand reception with
sic, torches and banners. Meetings have been held in
different parts or the city at which speeches have been
made endorsing the course Of Gen. Fremont Prepare
tions are Ia progress for great public mcctng
take place before or after his arrival.
committee Of eleven, consisting Of Messrs. Kessman,
Anfcrmann, kapp, rulon, Wimann, Korp, Rscdc, Fried
eborn. Goethe, Eacnberg and Kueppcr, will wait upon
General Fremont Immediately his arrival at the AsLor
House.
OUR GLORIOUS THREE HUNDRED
We nave received the following letters response to
tho suggestion that fitting testimonial be presented to
lhe survivors Of the charge ma by tho Glorious Three
Hundred Of Ercmonts Body Guard at Springfield, Mo-
TO TIE EDITOR or THE " Y.
SRPlcasc odd the So herewith enclosed TO the fund
for tho benefit Of Fremons Body Guard suggested by
correspondent in your journal to day. shall be glad
contribute 10 fpn for estm onia to DO presented to
the heroic commander whose they bear-the victim
OF a malicious persecution. PATRIOT.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20, 1861.
TO THE EDITOR TRIBUNE.
Sill enclose dollar the fund present testi-
monials to the members Of the Fremont Body Guard.
agree with your correspondent IA todays issue that It's
glorious exploit likely to be than forgotten
~ our shame Your obedicnt servant
PARLIAMENTARY, Nov 90 1861. PHILADELPHIA.
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
SIR have noticed with much pleasure article in
shs mornings Tribune relating the charge The FIRE.
mont Body Guard at Springfield Mo. As this is by far
The most brilliant military exploit performed in this war;
and only oqnalled at Termopyls and Ralaklava think
thAt our Light Brigade should certainly be presented with
some hitting testimonial by those who appreciate their
gallant action. enclose my dollar. Respectfully,
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.
PHLApELPnA, Nov. 20, 1861.
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unless the disturbance ID caused by yourselves. -ccia
directions have been given not to interfere nth the con
dton Of any persons held to don't sic services and IN or
ger mat there may be no ground for mistake or refcx
for Misrepresentation commanders regiments and corps
nave been instructed not to permit any such persons 70
Come wiz hin their lines. lsF
Tho command OF the expedition is entrusted 70 Briga
dirr General Uonry H. Lockwood, tf FcaWa Ca state
identical IN OF tho distinctive features OF It's So
cil organization with your own Portions OF his forcc
como frcm counties IN Mary and, bordering on one Of
yours. From him aui from them you may BIZ assured OF
the sympathy Of near no hos as vel as ricass, you
40 not tc 81 Il By hostile fos Stance or attack.
Their mission Is 10 assert the authority II the United
States reopen your incrco with the loyal States
and especially with Maryand, which has jst proclaimed
her devotion to the Union by the NEST triumphant
in her political annals 10 restore 10 commerce its
toned guides by reesablishing lights your coast 70
aofd You free export for tho prodLcts OF your labor
and FREQ ngress for tho and comforts Of
life which you require in exchange; and in word TO
put an cnd to the embarrassmenls and restrictions
brought upon you bya causcicss and cnustnblc rcbc
lion.
IF tho caamics OF intestine war, which desolang
other districts Of Virginia. and have already crmsoned
her fields with fra.c-nai blood. fall upon you, It
VIII not DO tho fault or tho government. IL
asks only that Its authority may be recognized II sends
among you force too strong to be successfully opposed
oTco which cannot be resisted IN any other spirit than
that Of wanlonness and malignity. II there are any
among You who, rccctrg oil overturcs Of friendship,
Thus provoke retaliation and draw down upon themselves
the consequences VIII Oh the government is most
70 avoid, to their account must be laid tho blood which
may be shed, and tho dcsolaton which may he brought
upon peaceful homes On all who thus reckless Of the
obligations OF humanity and daty, and all who
found in the punishment warranted by tho
laws OF war will be visited.
To those who In tho quiet pursuit OF their do
nestle occupation the public authorities assure all they
can give peace freedom from annoy protection from
foreign and internal enemies, guarantee Of al consttI
onal and legal rights and the blessings II just and pa
rental government. JOHN A. DIX,
Major General Commanding.
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FORT Oh NCW xOfkS november $50 1oO1s
CLEARED
Steamship Ednbnrg tBr), Mlcrhouse. Queenstown and
steamship Cleaior lBr). Lord Kingston, Ja-walden
Ship Monarch Of tie Seas Spencer, LverpooIawrence
Ship Revenue Incc Liverrool-Howland Fro,hingham.
ship Merritt. Robinson, Livcrpoolasnow Burgess.
ship janus. ErsKine. Rot'sraam1w saiin
ship Georg (Brcm), hohors Genoa for ordcrsG Bech-
Bark Elizabeth (Br). Patterson Livcrrool-p Kinney.
Bark Union lBr). MeKen,ic Cardin-Brett. Son CO..
Bark II Haxeltinc, Drinkwaler, Falmouth, 6e-Nesmth
Bark Lucy Elizabeth, Nichols, Gioueestcr-wash Carver
Brig SO Adams Carver, Havara--Trllo 4 Russell.
ssr %sress sn Bsns En- MsArhar
Bros
schr james House. -, Baitinore-yan Rront slaght
Coos SHAY hfs s's'
ssr ;isf hr% osss ss Co.
sshr " Darling, Baxter rhilaaelph,.-A howes.
sn sn born Co.
ssr G rass lfa sSse r1r c
schr Zooave, Foster, Cherry ncd- simpson capp.
ssa"s s sssss fss's%s VIZ
s sssr f ksy Ssw ssw ssa1 Kenny
schrj 4 s.e,son S,eison, Chaiham--Masier
s sssr I.ssss "Ss4
sehr rhelc Eliyahe,h, Smith, Proyidence-Masicr.
ssSr !.sni Home s. Alien, narwiclMM"sler
Srht r. k'OOks, snow, HarWlch-Maktcr.
Scht Mary, TeriL New London--Baker Dayton.
Scsr Tarh, Provost. Stamford-R SANFORD.
Slo0p America, Avcri, Phadelphia-Matter.
Sioop u Sands, Bradbury, Providence-Master.
Sloop Brown. Carr, Bristol-L Kenny
flt OF Kate Cannon, Samis Norwth-lI s Racket
sloop Gen kossutll Hayden, Norwich Master
Scoop Janc Maria, Ward Norw ich--H $ Racket.
sionp Ph.nix, Smith, New Havon-H Racket.
Steamer RarItan. Slower. Philadelphia.
Steamer Bristol. Charles. Philadelphia.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Chcsareake Crowc, Portland, with mdse, to
B Cromwell h Co.
shin James Foster Jr Asccl Liverpool Oct e. mdse
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NAVAL Sronss have change to notice in prices
We quote spirits 81 49, and common rosin at - l2k
1926.
PRoyHloNn -Pork--Ihe market exhibited increased
tivy with rather armness In prices. The sales
footed up abou 600 bbs including prime mess AZ $4
ASIA So art for future delivery sl2 50a l3 for mess
$l3 $l3 20 for nnnspected and So 20 30 for prime
Beef frn with sales Of 400 bbs at Sl % $l2 for
repaccd mesT and S3 SI3 so for extra do Beef hams
easier, with sales OF 100 bbs at SIS SIS 90. Ba
con was in good demand with sales Of abont 500 boxes at
7Ac Sic for short ribbed and clear. lard was firm
and active with sales Of 200 bbs and tfces reported
part for future delivery at Slc ae5se 200 ikns do
At &C. Butter was steady and in good request Cheese
was unchang d.
SrcARs--,rte market was quiet and sales confined to
about 125 bids at unchanged prices and rs boxes ut
PIT.
IoBAcco-Kcntrcky Is firm and in better demand. The
sales embraced :63 hhds at 10sc 1885, and 10
seed lenf nj &c. a &c.
WooI-Ihe market this week has been tolerably brisk
and much wool Changed hands between tho trade and tho
consumer. Some transactions In foreign have taken
place on private tems tho result OF which has not been
developed Itmestc fleece and pulled continue in good
request at former irces for pulled, while fleece
has advanced slightly since the sale. Fine woods de-
cned $50 bales California cold at 32lsc partly TO
rive.
SyHHxEY.--Thc market was quite steady with sales Of
900 bbs. at 20kc. a 20Ac