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OF 0O0 REWARD IYiH be pad ler any
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CoLBERT'S BALM IN GILEAD -!

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For the Quick cure of Headache, Tooth9eDi, ,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the side. pa
or stomach. Painters Cholic, or Crsmp EEo:"-
Feet or Ears, Burns, Fresh Cuts. sprains. bI
Diarrhoa and Sore Throat, aud all similar 60
plants.
Toothache cured in ten minutes, Earaehe %
ed in five minutes. Headache cured In ten II .
utes, Burns cured from smarting in two miEuII iLI;,
Neuralgia pains cured IN five minutes -
cured in ten minutes. Sprains relieved .H.,s,
minutes Sore throat relieved in five ME-; MI =
100 Cases have been cured by one AseHST HXTFp
single day, EVERY BOTTLE NAkhANpp p-;,s
Try it. Try it,, Try it -. Try it,;
% and so cts. per Bottle a oBs
A liberal discount made to Agents an aHo A.
wanted in every town. also few good nihSsui
he addressed C.S COLBERT CO.
1913 S. 4th St, PhiladelIhlab
Health and happiness to the sons and IaIfh On he
ters of affiiction These things we prove ...s,..
spot and before your ewes, only bring on yOuroS'
philadelphia MAY /, 1861 ON.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-07-17

The organ in the Episcopal church at Hamp-
ton, Va, was found to be sadly ont Of tune
when it was attempted to be used on a recent
Sabbath. Whereupon private in one of the
Massachusetts, regiments set to work to put it
in ORDER What can't those g ssYankees'' do?
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ON HIS OWN HOOK,-JOHN GUELICH
HARINET LID

nN HIS OWN HOOK JOHN GUELICH
" CABINET MAKER.-The subscriber Wishsi
to inform his old friends and customers that be
is now carrying the Cabinet Making business
on Ibis own hook" at his old shop on Market
Street, nearly opposite the 'old Jew Store" Hher'
he keeps on hand, and is prepared to manufacture
to order, every description of Cabinet-Ware. thai
may be wanted in this section of country; col
sisting of Sofas Lounges, Mahogony and Common
Bureaus, Writing and Wash Stands; Centre. DIE
ing and Breakfast Tables: Mahogany and Con
mon Bedsteads; Sewing Stands, &c.. &c. He VII.
also repair furniture and chairs, in good style
cheap for cash. House Painting done on short nO
tice, and easy terms Now is the time to bay a
reasonable prices, | intend TO sell every thihe
In my line OF business at the cheapest easn '"
Walk in and examine the articles on hand Az
judge for yourselves of the quality and hnlsh.
Country produce received in payment
April l3, 1859 JOHN GUElhCh
N Il Coffns made TO order on short notice aN
funerals attended with neat hearse and sPPr'
pirate accompanying when desired. J.6.
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vUo BRIDGE BUILDERs.-se,l.d

Il sails will be received for building bri5,,
across Clearfeld creek, at MADEIRA, Clears1S
county, until the 18th day of July. lsGI tn.
bridge is to be one span of Il0 feet single tra-I
and covered. For further particulars addres. tba
undersigned at MADEIRA, Clearfeld county p,
June 10. iS6l-3t CHAS J. PUSEY
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rAUTION.-Allp persons are cautioned ao,n..
~ purchasing or meddling with the foIlSwipr
of Union township, to wit One yoke Of oxen
years old one yoke years old, and one bay mare
as the same belong to me, and have only bee,
left with said Dresser on loan.
June =. 1861 -3ip. PETER ARNOLD
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WOOL, WOOL The subscriber woull
w take this method of informing the citizen:
of Clearfeld county. that he is employed bv L.
van Co. of Lancaster county TO trade wool fo-
them in this county. lie will warrant satisfae-
ton. and warrant the goods of the best quality
Examine the goods before trading with Other. Is
all he asks. JOHN l. REX
New MiIlport. May %. ls6l.-2mp.
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To insure attention, the CASH must ac.,-
ny notices, as follows:-All Cautions W. II! g.
Strays, 81; Auditors notices, so; ADM.
traitors and Executors notices, 81 so eacL Ms
all other transient Notices at the sams ,.. sad
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-07-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Aare'ftSfmsnts set an large type, eats or out g.
sty!eioiH be charged dou6ie pYioe for sa'
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CAUT1ON.-The public are hereby cau,io,,.
~ against purchasing or intermedIing wi,b a
yoke red oxen in the possession of Mattbew "s ONs
Levi l.. Tate of Lawrence township, as the s.r1 ~
left to them loan and subject TO nv oas Sase
only. WILLIAM TATTef
Lawrence Township. July II. lS6I.3t
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-07-17
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.-The IN.
~ dersigned, residing in Woodward township
has on hand twenty-five horse power engine and
boilers which he will dispose Of Any person in
want of an engine, would do well 70 examine this
one before purchasing elsewhere The price vii
be low and the terms easy. He has also hand
an excellent Shingle machine which he will sell
easy terms. JOHN NJ CHASE
Woodward tp. April IL. lS6l-2mp.
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TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED ACRES
Il OF LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.-extendi-o
to the mouth of the Moshannon An eIi,sTs
property; on reasonable terms. Inquire Of
III. BUCHER SwoOPP
Decl9-tf. Attorney at Law ClearfeA p,
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NOTICE.-Dr r.. t. Hubbs, of Frenchviu,
l having relinquished the practice Of NJ,
cine. would hereby respectfully request all ~,
sons indebted to him, to como forward and -
without delay, AS his accounts will have ~
closed. Frenchville. June L. Issi
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-07-17

NOTICE.-AH persons having unse,tI.,
counts the books of the late firm Of p.,,- &c
Hipple6 Co. will call and settle the same a.
important that the books be closed with a. a..
delay as possible E. A. HIPPLE
July 3, 1861. DAN'L FATST
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-07-17

A GRICULTURAL FAIR.-The "CIcar.
IA field county Agricultural Society viii hold
its Second annual Fair. upOn the Fair ground
near the Borough of Clearfield. the 18TH 10th
18th and 18th days of October next. The grounds
are now being put in good order, and the
modations enlarged for the convenience of e1hib,
itors and visitors premium list will shortly
be published RICHARD SHAW.
q. X. BARRETT. JOSIAH r. REED,
JOHN MGAUGHEY. WM M'BRIDE.
Clear6eld June 26. 1861. Ex Committee
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A DMINISTRA RATOR'S NOTICE.-Letter.
IA of Administration on the estate Of Mathew
Conrad late of Burnside township. Clearfeld
county. Pa, having been granted to the under
signed all persons indebted to said estate are re-
qucsted to make Immediate payment. and those
having claims against the same will present III sm
duly authenticated for settlement
JOHN SUMMERYIILE.
June 10, ls6l-6tp. Administrator
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nISSoLUTIoN OF PAKTNERsBIP

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
H. The partnership Of Patton Nipple y Co. was
dissolved on the 18th of June. 1861. by the with
drawal of III. D. Patton. The books of the late
authorized TO settle and collect all debts due .ad
firm. ii. ID PATTON,
L. 4. NIPPLE.
July 3. 1861 DAN'L FAUST
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-07-17

ANOTHER ExPLoIT.-Flovd, the gun stealer,
turns ont to have been also cartridge thief.
When General Butler took command of For
treSs Monroe he found himself with about
three thousand men at his orders. In the list
of ordnance supplies of the Fort he found
lI6 600 cartridges-which was the amount re-
ported to be stored there by John b. Floyd
while Secretary of War. But when the new
commander, preparing for an expedition, came
to look up his stores, he found, instead of
10000, only about 4,500 cartridges. OF
course, with bullet and half to each man,
an army is not likely to do much and this
accounts not only for General Buffers mac
tivity. but also for the activity of the rebels.
who took up daring positions in perfect safe
ty, Knowing that our troops had no ammuni-
ton. When the Montgomery pirates come TO
erect monument to their founder, he will
probably be represented in the act of running
off with a bundle of United States muskets
under each arm, and his coat pocket full of
cartridges. Meantime, how Floyd and his
confederates must laugh in their sleeves at
those Northern journals which fling hard
words at General Butler because he did not at
once advance on the enemy
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cession, he entered the Sixth Louisiana regi'
ment, which was about leaving for Virginia,
and awaited his chance to get among MS lriehos
by desertion. An opportunity he iound yes
terday, when on picket duty near burk sta
tion. He gives very intelligent information
regarding the position of the enemy Ihere
were two Thousand troops at Fairfax station
yesterday morning, including the louisiana
regiment He is not informed of the number
OF troops at Fairfax Court House.
The United States Frigate towed up to For
tress Monroe, last evening proved to be the st.
Lawrence. The confederates confess to the
loss of two officers killed in the encounter of
thirty of Hawkins Zouaves with hundred
and fifty of their troops few days ago near
Newport News. One of them was Col. Derus-
sey, brother to Col. Derussey OF the United
States engineers at old Point.
One of Normansby's evaporators is being
put in operation at Fortress Monroe, which
will produce from sea water one thousand gal
Ions fresh water per day. This is the most
effective means yet employed by Quarter Mas
ter Fall made to supply the post with water.
1t is stated at Washington, that the War De-
partment has made a requisition on Governor
Curtin for the fifteen regiments OF Pennsylva-
MIA troops now encampcd at Easton, West
Chester, Harrisburg, Pittsburg, and the other
camps Of instruction in the State.
All is quiet in the camp at Martinsbnrg.
has been arrested by order of Gen. Patterson,
probably to prevent communication with the
Eastern press. All access to him is denied.
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HEALTH OF GENERAL ScorT.-The public
will be glad to hear that the veteran soldier is
in excellent health. Close application to bu-
sness gives him buoyancy of spirits, and is
evidently favorable to his health both of body
and mind. Never, since the General made up
his mind to settle the secession question by a
regid enforcement of Federal obligations, has
he been more thoroughly convinced of the
wisdom of this course than at present. He
believes that the war will be short, but thor
ough. without great loss of life, but result
in complete restoration of the Union.
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Interesting-the War News this week.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

coD.tI,stlon, for PreeaO, and H for gssaS SS saS
sss: S09oS fg'issl'r g, An G' ssl they had sId
ever s,a s,s ~ Ofrd tba, d,y ngh. he
' s y Of bonrsd ysrs r., NG"StR ,SsS lie soetSsr
voad hbera'e s,,;ng "a, slavery, or for notisne
fs s s % aSt So1 or Esi,S and s s sf Sos e
kRv ws'ld W a we, and be wa SURF TOO, that,
ri :, h.T :. S's Of 6sr gland was PrOader Of 1t than
soc rad ever Dso psy Ro IL Noel aleo took rart IN
fhe il,,.;ngr ~" lie expressed the deep interest he
4 u he ire ;sy race weS S{ Sa snt b.S q rs@i"sa sSo
81 va r,,e,s and brouyht into cultivation
aS% larger fr than EsrOe end had aeqmrs.s .oI
ss.r,slyes weslth, power, civilization, ahd NJ =,
~ tbeir own. he held hit the Cni'ni had u .hI
y. ,ids aud that the people Ia the Northern S'sss ~
"A in,t ss much rig 20 defend the c"'ntiy ho ,
s.'oSeruspt as so IN In, land should have 70 p"'
"a rebellion IN Lancashire or Northumo
Tie msetinx wa also addressed by Prof; a,J ,5
81 Ss YoIk, Mr. John Csssell the publisher, a
T.. ar Eddy OF Boston, and tho company o'f '''
stOal OeloCk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
DIX ID.

ARKINs-ou wednesday July H. csiharins Msids iufsat
daughter si William And CsthAIino ArA' OF Ne" fotH
BLAsDELIIn this city, Thursday, July L. James d.
Member. Of Ns.6s Lodge No 30 o. efo. r.. re.p,c,
fully invited To send h. from hi residence No.
66s Fourth street, tAis day, tFrds,) al ocloeh -
i. TNMAN, sec.
BRApYiu this city en- weans.a,y July ~ William Frsnc'
Brady, second son Of j. Brady OF No. 40 Bank street.
BOIGER-ln th. city, on Wednesday July IT, Richard Dud-
Icy, only child Of John aud Ellen BOSeE' ased yeaI
'' '''' aud Anna ~'i' O''''" s'' months ''
CURRANAt her late residence No street be-
tween Madison and Fifth avenues, Mrs. Margaret Cunsn
FIsHERkt White Plains "wednesday July IT, Anna G,
dsugher Of Enene L. aud she late Nathaniel b. Fher eyed
Funeral Friday July 49, at the First NJ E. Church White
Plain. at ot O'Clock, Cars bssye Twenty sixth street.
Hew.iOrk st s;lo q
FoUHTAIg-At Staten Islsnd on Tuesday July ie Mercy
wife Of Henry Fountain, In the sd year Of hi, sse
FlTZGERALDn this city Tuesday July 6 Anne widow
GRoUT-rn this city, on wednesday July H. Edward Paul In.
ant of Themss and Hannah E. GTout. aged year,
The rssvss and friends Of the , .rs respectfully invited
se0d The funeral :, the re.deDoe o. s ithrr No. 10 SUI
HANKsln 9rooyn, Tbarsdsy Jey 10, Of eOasamptiOn
Azel Hanks h. D., IN the 74lh year Of his age
PutHsn avenue, Z doors -est 81 Bedford
HANcoCKIn LaeiPor N, " on Tyesday July 2. hsIy B:
@. Benan, OF New. Haven, Conn. aged "a JeIa r...
nUNTiNG GToN-In Elnirs NcwYo r. rueday, July l6, s.
larry Hunting aged ~ years, months and q days e
HAILINANin this city, "Wednesday, July H. Mary Anne.
yoansest daughter 0 hchss aud May Hsnsn agee year.
months and dGys J ~
MclNTosH-ln this city Wednesday July IL Margaret
dsushcg Of Lieut. John b. Meintosh VI he U. S Army In
tho 18th year Of her ago
The friends of the family nyed attend the funeral ou'
hs re- donos Of her Ms Joha w Stout New
Brunswick. j. "a FRIDAY, July 10, ct o'clock p a.
HoRsMAH.in BrOcaiyn,. on Wednesday, JslY u, ai''
Caihahs Hor.men, nEsd II years, mouths AID ~ en
EVEsE0R-in tbs city, on Tunsdzy July ls Ierenes
Ksvenesh Of the late William ana Csihsne hsvenesa
sssd b yeSt6 months aad days ,p.o.h.
LYsTEROr woJoesdsy July II, Dr. ,. D. Ly'sr of bi00A
SS, " 10 ~ ySAlSs - syA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

lug effects Of difficulty and suffering can hardly N
be teeu. They are for future diy, Huen
tie citizens viii have le.rred what they 'snno
yet know what they have undertakes III feSsVng 70
repair the mistakes # tue Ors iDd eumPact. The
young aud old are alike ready TO eoconEter danger,
Isin 400 death and TO sacrifice Ueahh, ae, Bno re-
po-e, and tie readile.s nskes tEis F0nrih OF Judy
pr ud anG bappy day 10 q euI. ADothsr anniversary
NAV find them ssdier snd less proud. and wiser Nv
k.e, exf4reaee If dicul ies II slscb they have yet
thought Ii tL. T ey have n aim at ort ann. q
tnenp.Ives military aud DOrl diNihEe in u e eaiS2
svd field; ltat. suD4nstir NJ Washington; public It
In every SPte ard caIir,j; hrd throngi oni sell.
oen, log power Of eS,ion control o. toDgre and
tenler iron day 70 day, patience in suiteFi AID
M rGiion in action, and, fn lily, lUfty Irotiy IN
dealng with the public c.. dior which, ii well M ,n-
tined viii ret tie Am's1eao peoIle on the ghe-t
levei 8s yet attained iy any ration. All tiis is
Necessary, whatever be the issne Of The etsla.,s
they are engaged in. Any possible issue must
involve further probation. II tie NurSI.ern uIen
conquer TO their b arts content, they will have
tark an band harder than that 10 with tie
founders of the Rerubhc were unequal. If they
Eal-A scarceiy conceivable case-tbey viii have to
endure litter humiliation ana Norse. Ii, as seens
uosi probable they gaia their chief objects with large
drawbacks, and severe notifications, sad many Gle
graces Of nperfet mnslip and taa er aud for
tune, they wi look back lis day q g lappiest
perhaps, Of their Fourtos Of Jty, with prefer
enCe Tor future which VIII iavr found them
wiser though lets proud, IhAnkfal though leDs
exallsnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

res, ton 10 send the address TO the Emperor IN the
form rginslly proposed by N. Deak. Both Houses
assembled this evening for the purpose OF Sg'ng 'he
address. -,
BUcHAREsr, July 5, Evening. : The Legislative
Chamber IL its sirtiUg today passed, by 81 against =,
votes vote OF want Of confidence in the Ministry Gr
having rernted the cireul lion Of petition TO abo-
isbop Electoral Reform, and Tor the uni on II Mo-
iavia ard Waaehia. and because they al.o had not
prese ned the Budget Of the Chamber, aud had lone
10 hing to accelerate puthc 6usiuess. lis at uce OF
the Chambers has podocei general dls ansla u n
The capl and the surrounding dsfrits are preparing
an address to Government. congratullug the Ministry
on q cir f n1ess, and tIeir baving ever, ere
msint ined order and t-abqnhty notwithstanding the
intrgnes of The I'D policDl pariis.
Tire Metropolians Lave refused to vote against 'ne
Government
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
RUSSIA.

A monetary cri is Ia Russia was beoomming daily
more Imminent. Both gold and ,llser ccn bad disap-
pearsd from the mafke. Discount had fisen 10 FER
cent, even ut which rate moDey was very scarce Tie
export trade was stagnart fresh emf eiOn OF Treas
ury tods TO the amount of b,0OO,UO OF roubles, Is
announced.
Manufa turers were greatly embarrassed, and soBe
were beginning to close their works Sundry eOmpa-
uies were winding up their affairs, and shares In gen
ersl were sellilg ut great lorses.
Advices from Warsaw state that in consequence OF
import Mt news an extrorlinary council OF TIE hlgh
fun touaies had been held IL tie Governors Palace
at War-aw lie Saxon ard Krarinski Gardens IN
that city had btcD suddeuy transformed into MILITARY
camp.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
Arrixed.

s,or,h,p Ada CBrl Lott, Liverpool yny sud oDesssow
i s " pss.eS steamship Irsbis IT from .ns Has
Tor yrPSS "a :, a. IN s the S. g. % ps....a aa.
bip isreSs bound " - same day hip showing ehs Gag,
bAe4 border and black dAmsed p The osn'er iI,h la, 70 o.
day. hps Porsou,h Lancaster and Amigo. both bound w.
sp aOrtin e. 2iSng-,oR Samson days Ia bona,t
Sound IsTs & It. a.. L @ os a. !. g .. ..s ss sa
asr ceber add nnm6e' Of snaa pieces Of ice J1y lat
- S Ssss SS & $ SoaHS
~ 18th lat 90 Is Ion % s. spose ship Posm ah of
PO'mOuth IRON Sunderland for Se~fO'i-w'Asd to be re-
Ship Champion tOf Bsh, Eehois Shield. Nay eesl 70 r.
from 81 John N B. Lverpoo 2ith. Lat IS a. lon q 10
iDo.; sAas 8 Ing 'sss ps..i pss: s 5s Ss. jay
lat q 2s lon 9 70 Rs,,sd bah hoTsS s '9f PSr,Ss 5oS
bearing ". by 8 ssw .h U. 8. .ehr, bound E.
Ship EIceior swin, Liverpool day ma.e and pa's to 8
ard aud ~s drow ned On the passage had much hSt
wird and ps.ssd through usnsrou. ieessrs,
DAYS coal 70 MASTER june 2s Cha les senborn seaman of
ship MaltSs SeS d.s Mo... Taylor
Ship W. c. Nye whi6ed RODdOus coal for San Fran ci.oo
Bst Marthas Whey d sD-r t'lssgow days. ndss 10
pa1sia 6ns s At. e lon e % 70; =; q = .,ss
fOyinss,owS wsss' out Si.I So :. s.a, is{
aged steering to the Has .ely
winds ana fos tho sp passage vas IN ooSPsnJ o. hs bsn
shp. GeOrse GrOsn l. chOais and Lydia h00rhs n
sss a.r., co.s Br Of YsImsath g. chpnan, Ysr-
SS SSha Sc.eh S. Bs JseE.on Sc M.rt. Ja, cswo.d
A. coffee O. Murray When conlns out o % mArks s.w
bark Laura tor Ps iih) bonndin Jgy "a. ion Eiy
exchanged signals with bsrk bound ~ painted p~es SHh
gilt cage Oh her stern. . 80, -. u mn ax...u,i
.eIte Jmss Ilard,r Co. Was ~ days 10 0ecses saosl
" m Yves ery wind caIas aud foga, July as ni ha "
a Ion 81 al ,eualed Ham screw steamer oopi q T. A
schg patlc Cole klzsb~thpott, coal fer bd~soo;
seh Chareer Mahaa Efsbsthport coal os f.n hvsH oi
seLr strsfs,r Halfway EzAbethpoh t9I ceors'oe] -.
scSr Ja.iic sheldon ks.s,nSo, ,gs ss spas ass
stsssnsl wamsas.. Arsy. new-ssi'sd- 'ad'S ana PAA
master. -. nan. I.i,tt. rr,a.s 20 T. q ~
STEAMER BiAol Diamond Allen PhladSpA' @a's 70
Ssss ssslasr Ng,.s, Shaw philadelphia nd's to I''''
Ptss1 sssaer Rarisn. Glover Trenton D. ~d's uH
Sas ssSssr ospy KsnAoy ro'dsn's nd' % Es"''a DSa
Ht; s.s.usr Thomson. ch.a0s bai@'''' 'd'' . "1
Dsssl wuus clsypool Rsiiaose rad''. 70 "iasn ps-
seiL .. q ~ f.f
BELLOWS bsts sod brig ..,... MA i
sAILEpJu,y Tshlps Golden st.ts ssn ffs"q's rsa,s
49,. 0assov, FideiA LivesPooL baks ~. 49,
Galway Pomona Rio Jansoi g ~ .cI ie sslsn HorSs
Msrkwsli tBEl jersey. bnts is<Des's se" ~
lnNsl fss-cstA
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19

nHrhet'-cAHr'riI1 hs'Os1rp sos Ins n :. rs,svSa. a
AsHEs-The market b more active aud brrn .a,. of loo
Dbl. At - 81. for Pots and IS IS for Pearls.
from gnDsr quct- Niddns Up,d, spd alf ., iia leo
COFFEE he drmsbd god and Jrces aImi of
CHICO6i-we heer Of sale coo c,'k. psivse terms
FLOUR AND MGAL'h- inquiry for Western Cseal Flour
arrivals and fsyorabs n Europe the rd sss low
ns sa,s *5 sg snUsns w.s,srn
Tor EIra etae, caiefy - 2s IZl9 - FOR the low
q ndhO'p EItn Ohio 80 for better srsd. CsosSsa
o. also BETTER hst s not setrv Che inquiry mainly
och hrGi bu i guiet the it. modsrG. sa. -
.S st S s 2 for ists d good sSPs[s" s ass'Oss sn
pT in far and .sdy .sles Of l.O Dbl. . ~ %
81 20 for RraldywiBe. and 90 IS for Jersey.
FhClrssal's Of so boxes Layer RsiiLs 81; 20 bhA
dsspd ,Or heat .GOd, bot there .le.. here,
aho WIN Fs nfnpe,- egh sDd fsyorab from,
Ipor he are D so bush osicuso srin. = soaso
no bash SeI s1sa Dsia y sis scss slso
I os s.se sEns = s,.s On 90 g oas Ned w.sisI :.
i,yO orsh a. br Dsla~r new "a sOoA be, Jersey
rev IL l,2ob bush. White Ohio 81 -oerl "a. 10
incky a5s4 BAILEY ana ssy asi, arc i., .%a
%S sa ws.;, o.t, s 4 sEa 81, 'Iy S3s s0 sss 9
ioquy ar; q 9 soa b ,h q ss for wsasn, md
~ sss so's Ie-Ss i:' II 'Rs' Ss sRs
mainly for the tat ss.s q bush Jlsao ~ 6rssi,
d. wft Ifs'o ''r h-''''n Mixed '' ' i''"' sud DC for
hIDEs-Ibe msikes sontDues dal and hesyy We do noe
hear Of any ales.
Hay lhe demand foI shipping a end the suppyt nshl,
sses OF 900 bAss at sJ031r email lOt odh.e " V 70.
mtke quiet, but pTces sesdy tho sass
LIMEf OctAnd cOninuOs dull, and In sbseucs Of sslss
prices inal
MOL ASS sve bear Of small ssis Of Bar sdOss 7sc,
s1d Porto Rico a. 31c. so, cuba stIG&-c
IAFAL sIokES-Ths market ior Crude TuTpertDe h
qU but urm rs Spirits do Is du SOa Be to- sales
20 bb' Common RO'in stsdy ,b- Ssle. 100 os al
A26i In yard Fine do. Il hrmi sales 200 bbls No a
81 p. Tar ie ia. le Wa bin. ton at %
ILi-Linsreo ~ quiet st 5ld53c The for Crnde
Nhae and sPsi dull bnt prices We do bear
Of suy sslsA
PRovlsI ONSTbs inquiry Pork fair but the business
Is not sale Of 40 bbs o, +1 :00e - for hes; e6
Tor Csr and 80 for Prime Beef Ia better Inquiry but 70
hayys sale. o. 100 bb. +sg*o Cor Rspscaed Mess and
o asa II for Beef Hams strsdy; ses Of LIS
bbls at 10 1854 for Western Cut Meats lower and
qnie,. Lsrd l. steady and in fsiI r-qnesi.
KlCE Il actve; Sses OF oT5 5d6c-, p n.
SPICES sctTe cod prices hrurr sales Of -3is Pep
pr S1lc and as do Pimento. 7c
hsd higher TJO Gives Ia Ollie c..h I2c ssksd
shd y. .lln mat G. ssis at luc, cssb. II.
SUGARS steady, vi good demands sales Of SIS hbds
many Cuba generally at +idSic part siG6.e RetBei are
IL
TALLOw-The market |. arIni the demand good, Of
10 hhd.. Butchers sssci di0b al tAc-, ca>h
NhISkY-Ihe market is Q shade better, the iasuyy fsiri
sales Of 6So bbla o. l6dlt1c