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1862, for the purpose of electing 4 mem
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on or before the first Monday Of June
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Marksvills, April 10Th 1869. ss''h'
NV Il L. K. BRANCH.
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r. The proceedings Of the two last
siftimgs Of the town council of Mansura
will appear next week in our English
side. lisa RI EssE sffsa 49,
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BUSINESS CARDS, &c CENTS 1000; CIRCULARS 8.
ID cents; Labels 80 GEMS; irads nras ciaaa, ~ ram
Newspapers Books Pamphlets PosterA Catalogues, Pro
rything printed equally cheap Price fist
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NEW STYLE BRAKpx rH'S PILLS.
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LITERALLY NEW DRESS." F,f
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ths pnbc NC Oh Tvs guarl against deception.
SsMITH 4 BROTHERS.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY JUNE %, 1862

foro our batteries had silsnced dsinoanted It's guns
WIS military take Of sufficient magnitude TO srit
the K Quest censuFe m its results the
ment q aInentable failure. We know
IN FACT, no than did before con
earning The enemy position for captured
ickes had lev days previous told how strong
their iorthcations how impossible their abatts how
numerous their force and how rcsolte the majority u
their men The enemy resisted rs with all tho adyan.
tag OF position numerical strength and superior know.
ledge of tho approaches their works We fought gal.
iantly and noby 1t il true but yet hopeless y soil
mover had cd before against Zoe coald not see,
and with weapons which, IN opposition 10 the grape and
canister OF Inc enemy, wero plwafess as toys.
am tod today that this movement was made on the
sole respoEs bity neral Benlaxn, who ventured
upon the undertaking regardless OF the advice OF his
sociales am tod lurtherand consider the into
ton 10 come from good suthorityhat when only five
days ago, General Hunter left here for Hilton Head.
ha instructed General Benham positively TO make
In advance untl further rdefs, b. only TO hold our
position against attack. 30 that a. IL may, have
the effects OF which oinnot be ignored,
which demands for its author strict and searching
yestigaton
| do not know when this account will reach You. De
parures from this pom, unfrequent, and undoubtedly
tho northern pause viii nave been quickened by rebel
long before u ect aud untnlsmled port
appear tho Herald but Of thing your readers
may be assured shall maintain footing here Our
from US. Eventually not only the Tower battery, but
the works behind IL, and Charleston itself with sumter
and MOutris and johnson, VIII DO ours TO 6 hOd, pos
and occupy. These events only postponed for
time. Give military capacity ia place reckless
zeal give thougatfulness tho lives of
men, instead ~ blind ambition and they will yet be
undertaken and accomplished.
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The Latest News from Charleston.
MISCELLANEOUS.

An IMPORTANT WORK ON PHYSIOLOGY, &C.-I
IA guide ior The married those contemplating H. DE
IARMONTS Paris London and New York Medical Advises
MARI Guide Ileh edition, revealing The facts Cd
tanned b anatomy aud experiments In the French ana Ena
lisa hospitals and private practice nciudin. treatise upon
the d eases and Weaknesses hicting the human iamS
ignorance OF tn r ndscretion, &c Sent ra
for 81 by f. WARNER No. Vesey street, Astor Hous,
ROSS TousEf ia Nassau street, New YORK. me Doc
ment 0 A. NJ. to q 7. NJ.
Eve with other papers in recommending DIV LAD
his work. 'Correr des Etats Unis, Dispatch
Stats Zeitung, Atlas Medical Review, DC.
A LLEvIATOR-DR BRIGGS NEWLY INvENTEI
IN Corn and Bunon Allie corns. bnn0ns, frost
and bsered feet % 50 cents and box, sent
by mail receipt of price ami six cents Bold by dusyses
Dr. j. BRIGGS Proprietor and Practical Chiropodst ~
Broadway, New YORK.
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(IONSUMP TON CURED.
~ THERE ARE MORE DEATHS IN TIE UNITED
STATES FROM CoNst NPTIuN DURING
THE YEARlHAN FROM ALMOST ALL


These alarming facts coming under my observation dur1
the early part ecal studies induced TO devop
entire energy and ability " tae cane OF this desroyer0
ancient and modern, who had written the treatment
consumption selected their best and most approved rene
dies the the administered them VIII
that and attention which characterize industrious
phvsician but ulasl all my efforts fruess coui,
the progress Of consumption II not remove it.
cuppng and could lu the strcssiEg cough with opium
squis; word i found there mineral medicine
or oH VI nheTds 'hlAhis y, curing
J. therefore turned my aeton 10 the vegetable Kingdom
ana by skiful combination VI herbs American and Euro
pean, have succeeded IL pshing what so long Dc
sred-thats pr, meeiinc which VII remove III,
corrupt from the LUNGS and heal those parts whicf
have suffered from liberation, which may have beei
ruptured broken by the aisc h. Now when thu
matter phelrn, removed from the lungs Ivy prone
medicines, there is little uc,y orns the suicie
to health PROVIDED subsistence OF lungs be not de
gross neglect on the part OF TIE patient IN allowing the s
case 10 nt he lungs themselves change as II We're
into which they invariably o III tue latter stages
this destroy ing maay waen Use list mat pc done lo
lessen suicrlngs it bciui
impossible that vbic has been destroyed. Nam
ana many an unfortunate cnsih pivc present theins vet
restore what aineis! Ssons ana neglect have e
stroyed. To these hold Inducements. II
No case do promise care unless ara positively certain
CAR restore ne patient 70 aeaa aid ~ eyr cnfsb,e case
sumption viii relief from liretl. by the
first twenty -togr hoai's' treatmsnt. s4 Ct s ~
he best Of abli IA mastering This most lass
disease is thai refer 10 hun
dred patients resid ng Ia The ely of Now York, whom
have cured .. consumption withn The past six monhs
country but do relef.nc OF curcs
unless they In the immediate neighoorhood where
Pir,,ii.ce ,o.,,, =, ..,. a. !.
scribng symptoms age aud length III time entering
On receipt q 50 VIII send supply OF my preparations
'''' 'es''e's1 my - ''"' = Dk. NJ g. o'TooLE
ID Third avenue between Twelfth md Tnrtesnth S.
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Our James Island Correspontienee.

HEADQUARTERS. STEVENS DryEsos.
JAMES ISLAND. s. G., june IL, 1867.
TIE frs Repaiss--Iscdents Of tie 4drlaoe-Ths Bayose
70 DO ~ Monk Rarseroig Fire Opened by Tie Re
his-Hyoic CadTyey tie Seren'y-n,aA HsgAiaHS-rs-
Copnsi Morrison, Of the Serny-sish, Dan9rcusIy
Wouadtd-o~ Troops Meet a@f Receive Cse Fire Of
Assosi Bciersss--D defamation Of Tie EighA KicAio7n-
Comrosiion Or TIE Union AeHkipg Frvss-Ths rkird
Rhde Esiande-s Ro,9 NE Re,I saaspshooies-fneid,i,
~ ne bravery n Our 0Dio0i--2eronsitility for Ae
Resua Rests on General B,shaa, De-, So.
You win recolect that 10 my previous dispatches
from this yoat predicted stubborn resistance the
part Of the enemy, and stern hard lighting own
before further progress towards Charleston could be
affected, bat did not think cruel and 50 useless
sacrifice AZ that inflicted upon army yesterday
ing would I've permStsd by ibe general in command
The Tower Battery at sscessionve TO which alluded
M my last etter, had for days thrown its shells
sn unplsassnt proximity TO camps and a arecon.
ucssanes IN force was ordered, with view, II pcs
sbls 20 gain possession Of the work shorten our line
Of pcksis secure safety to camps and complete
second step in our advance across tho island Three
slender brgaass consisting Of nor. chan six thou.
sud men were thrown for ward al daylight they we're
rcpused after gallant and heroic Ugh. Of fout hours
acration They came back 10 camp with companies and
regiments lrightiuiy cimatGd In my best judgment
tupdred aud fty Of our men we're Killed neatly
fs humid 81 IL anded in cur hospitals, and tb-ra i
b.satsala '.st Of missing, whose fate Is yet clniss
taia 81 many are kuown TO have been Killed out
rglt. while SCORES II others wounded ana left
upru he at qa3, 70 10 tender msrciss Of tho eDcny
u iae.7sh N southern isiIs, % ais in rebel hos
tiie s0a % fcceit clpalas burial from ebel bands
Tho forces 81 geatr eteseus wero formed ~ perfect
geo' at peketa o. hifpast two o'eock ysisr.
day mo nau The fnen fcn promptly INTO lne having
Been ~ that hour Grst s,nrsef n the movements
they we're a. unBCllaks The norrss vas 20 H.
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A GENTLEMAN, WITH 5000 70 SsOp CASH no
N commence we'll established business cash pripci.
pies only guaranteed to make the frat year at lsas the
amount invested The business ~ be ader entire
nagement, and In his name desired Address o. Herald
Office. -
MOTICE.-THB COMPREHENSIVE FORMED BE.
A. 1852 10 hereby dissolved by mutual coasant TIE
business OF the ate nru OF Love Doy VII be coinued
BY Thomas II Love. THOMAS H. LOVE.
pARTNER wANTED-wITH $4,000 CASH I'm THE
best paying hotel In the city. tbs huntug buA
VIII bear the closest eyamua ton For fun particulars
uress Msds'n, boz IN Herald oAe .cnts not tced
RIO CApIrALIsfS.-AN INVENTOR WHO HAS A
valuable pssent would nc sotiate with a thorough
oil BUSINESS who has moderate capital; he rAcr adj
yantaeeOus terms address s. ~ o., box 1907 Post ose,
New York city
ltrAvTED--A GENTLEMAN WITH MODERATE
w capital TO join the advertiser H. the Specie ana Rsnh
Noe Brokerage 0slcss Ua, nan long expert "a the
business. give u13ipteu reference. Address
one week D. {. g.. Herald Office.
GTnn --PARrNER WANTED, WITH THIS AMOUNT
10 wv. cash, IN splendid Dsfless, without RISK
competition, which 500 per month Apply 2Ss
Dowery. thrd uoor. room NO ! 40 agents need Apply
ExPaEssEs.
4 BuRNBAN,s ruaStruRE gxPREss AND PICK,
A. tug est ~ hpsnt,iii West f1evsnh stree he
rfia in sixth fven tcs ions@D0H FURNITURE toxea and
MOVIE. tusniturs. Furniture siofsu.
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Heroic Conduct OF tho New York Seycnty.ninlh
and Eighth Michigan Regiments.
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IBt,irAAa.,.
r INTERNATIONAL ExHtstr.oS.

TNTERNATIoNA EXHIBITIONS.
THE WASHINGTON hoiEi. LIVERPOOL.
THIS new anu nia-ai'.eri r.e NJ t,e finest anu mos
claboraey finished Hole. Ia ~ United kinglein, eves
area Of 90 square ysriS ana ms 100 nooe an
rooms tta up With every esi-ltp ami Snry tina. riodr1
snG expert f.rR.sh. the chie. coffee viii
anu conin. NAL - stem. The iit.l Is situated
naasin ana a. = Inc s heart y ,,a he .swn
Public Lii rsr. and Museum. the Wellington Monument ans
river Mersey.
CACnEM's HEAD HOTEL, GCIlF FORD, CONN-kIp
- proprietor Vi .ns wei known FIRST c1ss fashionable
aer ,Dae W Nov iIh NJ i"'nes ne Ito,,s and ~
making vsn,y four arw bedrooms, dring 'orty
IN tie house is newly urlsbeu sitn new pets sud
cottae furniture. Tho hee y Of modern construction,
built on extensive scaie. win accommods,ins for
fourteen miles east New laver lie London and
aoh Two new !enpn alleys y eonyeacnt distance from
used on the sonna. OF fcrty-vc TONS nd
s.,sis small saboas. will be Instantly hand rcad Ter
4 NJ .rai and p Al ra,a chez AID ticket TO sachs as
Lead crec chsaenS cars At New ~. enume tsrongb s
5:as Mime forty minutes. AT the saehemsiIesd de-
pot WIN be found one Cooks bes tourhorsc emnibuses,
barn. hundred by MT two iect whsh viii
nifty horses Fifteen Of lad been enclosed
viii os opened for the 10 rcespee q oapas Jus a1I
the immediate superIotendence oi TIC owner Price o.
sshe lead ' Nv "''' " ~ b. LEE ssRA VSis sS.'
July !, ls62.
ToNTINE HOTEL NEW HAVEN CoNN.-THK SUB,
scrber reiurnlshed this fashionable first Hotel
entirely spring renoicirI the old dining ooIn added
neg ss a p as s u "s sa b.. esrs
house. as low a: a. any r.s ca.s house n No country
ay BY raul AMI sse their meas a. either house a,sSou
extra charge Having purchased and 80 ked Lara farm
run daily from Il. p Inc has sss Sssn pus a 10
safes II. LEE SCRANTON.
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Slope war Vandslia, 10 guns, Wells.
Store hiqs-ship Valparaiso, ship Courier.
Several tugk9ats.
Two prize sciooners-Sylvia Mary and Julia Warden
Also coast survey schooner casws Dennis
French shp-of-war, just arrived name unknown
Port Royal opened as port Of entry June IL, lso1
Running the Bloc Ixade at Charleston.
from the Petersburg Express, June 20.
CHARLESTON June "a, 1862.
The British steamer Memphis, Capt. Crukshank from
Liverpool, via Nassau, n r., arrived here yesterday
She has on board valuable cargo OF British goods
being precisely such stand 'st III need OF at pre-
sent. Tho Memphis hld the misfortune, while coming
port Monday 10 get ashore ON Inc Deach OF sub
was finally towed of BY tho steamers Marion and Eth
when she first got aground she was approaches
by of tho bockadcrs which fired NUMBER OF shells
most OF which struck Sulivans Island, Dut none
them hi. tia ship. The Yankee gunboat was nnstt
driven of by riled gun Fort Beauresard which ds
Memphis Is n iron ship, on her first voyage, AM
built al Dumbarton, the Clyde; il most sightl
vessel good speed about 500 tons register but caps
Bile Of carrying the cargo OF nany vessel or 200 tons
She made the passage from Liverpool TO Nassau in six
teen and half days, and arded of Abaco by tn.
up quite sharp blockade of Nassau, and board nclr!
all vessels bound in or going oat
Mr.. Ward, late Minister to China, and Maj0r Batemas
came passengers in tho Memphis.
The Latest News from Charleston.
from the Richmond Enquirer, June 20.
CHARLESTON, June Is, 1862.
All quiet at James Island to-day. The gunboats yes
posted on Johns Island and forcsi them to retire
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NMITH Il BHUIHER6
NEW YORK
xxx

In WHOLE kan and quarter casks brewod from choices
HARLEY MALT AND HU1S.
Brewery 18th street, Seventh and Eighth ayssues
NEW YORK.
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ARRIVAL OF The ERICSSON.
interesting Intelligence from
South Carolina.

Graphic Description Of the Battle Near
SecessiOnville, James Island, June l6.
, 1862-10-28
MARINE LIST.
FORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. October n.
st1nr Comet, Pahat. Two Rivers, sundr!es.
Propj Barber, Perzett, Grand Haven. rs m lumber,
1a9 pags wooden ware. IS psls -four.
Prop Ottawa. Warren, Muskegou, 120 N lumber,
Prop &sadeta, IS d talSF! w.t.. Bnta1o, .und1ies.
Prop Nile, Hunt, Buffalo, aundrIes.
Prop Maine, Bro Al, Ogdensburgh, sundrfes.
palt.
Prop Ssntgo9eEIy: No 60 ~ eulis, coingwood, IS lum-
Bark ChenarGo, Woline, Bu1alo. 1899 b.ls salt.
Ba1k y Shepard. uacEett, B1ffulo, 1888 tons coal
bazk Nucleus, @ n@ephesson, @ Green Bay, 100 N 1um-
Brig Fashion. Kiog, Cedar River, 100 m lumber.
Big Gardner, Carey, Buffalo, 80 N lumber, 70
schr L Irwin. Rager, sluakcgon. Is N lumber.
sehE Lizzie Throop. Hathaway, Muskegon, 90 N
schr Violin, Warning, New Buffalo. 40 m stavcs.
5chr Cha.lotte' Trenton, WOLF Rtyer, 5000 cedar
schr Mariner, Baker. Nntz Pier, o. cords wood.
Schr Ellen Pike ozier. kalamazoo.
Schr Crueader. Coates. Kalamazoo.
schr Union, Ul.ich, Holland, Is cords bark, %
schr s,ronach, Otto, Manistee, 50 m lumber,
sch1 Enterprise Peterson, Grant Haven, IS m
schr Magic, Frawley, Grand haven, 70 N lumber.
Schr Barber. Kirby, Grand Haven, 5 cords wood.
Schr Gte1ne. DunovAn, Manitowoc, Is co1ds wood.
Schr Miami, Pennington. Cleveland, $50 tons coal.
schE 1 Farwel1, Huntoon, Cleveland, 400 tons
sssE ssE sSf!s ss Rssfs @ @G:ESo H. 5. S' 81 ss
sehr To- S,pms, Reed, Bay City. 175 n lumber.
scbr csllloswood;; Keith, Buffalo, 100 n lanber.
schr Joseph cochrane, Mac1zie. Buffalo. as N
schr cuba. Herman, Buffalo, $50 tons coal,
Sch' sweepetakes, Burlington, Buffalo, 1,o@3 brls
schr pic Vernon, 1p.aham, Buffalo. 5o1 br1s salt.
Scllr Farmer, Lewis, kewanee, 81 cords wood
schr Louisa Ann, hclltzer, st joseph, s. cords
Stir Robt @ 3 Campbell, Harris, oconto, 90 m lum-
setr Muskingum, !sdcrey, Kingston. 1s5 lum-
Der, 81 IN timber, t,I00 brls salt.
Schr Jura Manning, Kingston, eN tons salt.
Sehr VIM Fatn Boyle, kingston. iii saces saIs. a.s'
ScAr Kenosha, jackson, Kingston. 495 N hcadtngs,
sl0 III staVea, 1,2oO sacEs ealt a. LOO hoops.
stmr Comet, Pabet, Two Rivers, 600 bu wheat. 8
Prop ETse state Hounds, Buffalo. 5000 nfls flour,
Prop QttaWa, Warren. Muskegon.
Ptcp P9to%os Pete Gcbhard Buffalo, 10 tons lead 4to
Prop !f'rairie State, Williams, ogdensourgh, $500
Prop Nile. Hunt Bnfiaio. 5000 bu corn, eo3 b,ls
flour, 10 0 pigs lead.
Prop Ontonsgon, Wilkins. 0atonagou, 4.467 b.ls
lour, dis b1ls lard. G. bills taLiow.
Bark CherapGo. Woltne, Buffalo, 11.0O bu corr.
Lark vK Watson, Dsant, Buffalo, as,2s33 bu corn.
Big Fashion. King, Cedar River.
SchT Tempest, williams. Green Bay, 1a01 bu corr,
1,Gc6 bn oats. - brla beef, - bfls pork
Sehr F. ebfon, stcElli.o1t. Baalo, i. .6N bu corn
Schr Sweepstakes, Burlington, Buffalo, 5000 bu
wheat.
schr sasco, Wood, oswega, Is 6o1 bu corn.
, 1862-10-28
EINAL SALES OF
Aaseta Of Old Stats Bank It Illinois.

The T1uatees Of sttte Bsnkof 1inois tcaarte.ed
In lsS) vi hold clpsipE sales Of AL tho remaining
property Of tho Bank. ~ follows:
IN MINERAL pO1NT. IOWA CO.. WIsC0NBIN.
On "Wednesday, November 18th. 1867.
IN SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS.
On Wednesday. NoTember e6ih. 1850,
At eza1 Point viii BE- sold sa acres or mineral
knd t1smtnK la d. lying In the Counties OF LtfaJette
Iowa and GsAut and lots In tho Clty Of Madison. Dana
Ard 1t Springfield. several thousand acres o! land.
CITY and town property. Also, seser4 tot1 In suburb
g. eeorxc nlocfs 7ss. 18 and 50 C1sy Of 81 Loui*
Also VERY large amount Of evidences Of debt dua
the pank, clam D. DC.
to the Trustees 1t spTinKnnld.
any reee1v.uon. 70 he highest bidder: deE:
One fourth OF tho 4ntunt Of the purthA3rt must be
paid It the sale md credit Of t#ere moatas viii bo
given for the re nAlnder.
evidences OF III Indebtedness viii " received at ~,
Should snY Of the evideLces Of ceht rcmata out.
9tandnK Afte the property Is sold paid for, they
vii OF courso be TAlue1oa and tha holders Of cat&
catss tLou}d have them al It the e<les.
UtI MANLY,
r. q. III oGELY, {Trustee4
JAMES CAAPBxLL,t
Springfield, us Oct 2esa. ts67. oez5ysas1u
, 1862-10-28

I0tA- 63vU 4JA)0 G7b5y 525 .... ..,,
The1eadlng markets to-day, under the influence
Of higher fteights and reported decline in gold,
were dnll and dragging.
The demand for dour was very light, and we
note decline Of acc per brl--with safes Of choice
winter at &8C0QG.2 Is, aud spring extras ut 81 5oD
5.10.
Wheat was In but limited request, aud The MIR
ket WIS dull and heavy-wish Light aales at 971
971xc for No. Red; 93D94c for R:lccted Red; s5
GsGc for No. 2 Spring; 75@7Gc Tor Rejected
Spring closing dull.
Corn WAS steady at the opening, but closed at u
decline Of 1c Per bu=hel-with sales Of Mixed
Corn in store at 31Gs2Kc, and Rejected at $50
sshc-
Oats were steady at saK@33c. Rye was IN good
demand and shade bctter-w1th ealee at 500
AKc. Barley was in fair request and steady.
Highwlncs, 32hc. Timothy Seed WAS active at
$1.G5 for prime. Mess Pork Wis sold at $1050,
and H. Q. Pork at 80 50. Lard was held at g4c-
buyers at &c.
FteIghts advanced 14G1c per buahel-vish en-
gagemcnts to Buffalo at 17c for wheat, and l51Dl6c
far corn.
, 1862-10-28

=, NEW 1oRK, Oct: 7-FLouE-Mstket unset
tied. irregular, and 1c12:c 2 brl. lower Sales
e, go bs1s At IS G5D5 Is for super state: $591R
6!5 dor extra e1ate; IS 6s5 7s fol super Western;
$5.75G5G 81 for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; $7.tOD5 50 for trade
5ran3ds-matket closing rather mora steady at the
Canadian nour dull aud lower; aates a90 btl5 ..
S 9s96 10 for common; IS 2'@aa0 for good to
chotse extra. Rye dour quiet and steady ut s. 10
g1a1. ceIn meal In fair zsqneat; sales 40j brl5.
.KaisKT@% Without important change; 800 brls.
At e is3sA9s6Xss & ssta chiefly st inside price;
business for export, Il tie declias % salss Is So
waakes siao i Sl las@i III; iszo5 bn; ambef Iowa
q ss@l 81; $500 bu amber Michigan At ii 35@
1.s9; 2s.t0e bn. amt'er state at $i.35D1 80, aud
16aoo by: white Michigan at sl.p@l.5t. Rye
500 ba ataa aad cansGaau at
01.e5. Ne notice sales Of 7aW bu. condemned
peas at lie: Cum about ic lower With pretty
@ pR ooh e5 sp9 d, a5a saDo
and heated; 6sG73c for yellow western: 7ac for
white western. Oats ceiling at b5@s7c for CON
GRocERrEs- Cofse-Rio quiet and witheut ma,
terial change in price. Sugar. raw very quiet and
there = scarcely ANYTHING doing. Prces ase arm. p.
Pofto Rieo: @ 1e915ae G*H fof *ieansd@@alEss stss5y
ard firm. Molase quiet. Sales. 500 brls: New
Orleans at 1sc Hops in good demand and firm,
wifh sa1ea at 16Gl25c lor new.
PRoy1s1oSs-t'ork opened quiet at ab3ut satur
days price hut closed heavy and lower; saIoa
24so btla at zls .5@ls 50 for mess, closing ct in.
side price $1e. .5o@1J u for prime mess; Sl2.00n
1225 for prime. Included In sales ere 51l brlS.
prime mess deliverable in Decombe. on b, t.
Beef dIll a1d nominal at e5 5"37.00 for prime !:
<su0;o7 7sfor mess; sle:oo013 Is foF repacked
mess; $13 50G14 % for extra mess. Prime mess
beef quiet aud unchanged Beef hams dull and
1om1hally unchanged. Cut meats tnactiye, Bacon
sides moderately aet1ve: sales 500 boxes tnclu-
ding long clear middles ct s1lc. Gambstlaud cut
ION @11c. Butter Il selling at 15@19c for Ohio !;
sc0zlc for state. Cheese very firm at 8}z0l1c.
BUFFALO, Oct. z7.-FLouR Market quiet and
steady. !
red and amber Michigan at 51.2l. Corn dull and
nothing doing. Oats dull. Barley quiet. Rye IN
fair demand. eales 1000 bu. Illinois at 6ic.
WHIEET-Qufet.
CANAL FHEianrs- for wheat. and &c for corn
to New York.
LAKE lApoR7s-7,oo 0 h1ls. flour, 40, 900 bu. wheat,
a, 70 bu. corn, LOCO hn cats.
CANAL ExroRrs-3,0o0 b1ls. -four, 13l. 900 bu.
wheat, 70. Goo bu- com. II, 900 bu. oats.