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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-15

Almanac For 1864,
WILL BE PUBLISHED NOV. 18TH.
TT will contain besides the Almanac proper, large
amount of nte resting matter statistical, insect
Ianeous. &C.. and useful Record of Important EUents
fer $685. s,1 80
fftv a. so per dozen. Single copies so cents.
III 70 nromntly filed. ID. B. PAYNE,
" - ye pis.Af or H. C.sVICTOR,
Dealers in Books, Stationery, &c. Lynchburg, Va
NJ, to amt S10
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LynChburg Hose and Fire
INSURANCE COMPANY


Lynchburg Hose and Fire
INSURANCE COMPANY,
m LYNCHBURG, VA.
THE capitalofthis company has recently beenin
4 creased by a subscripuon of 3s sssss az
300 900,
making the present Capital and Surplus ofover
$333, 100000.
J. R. MODAN1zL, President, j. N. CoBBs, Vice Pres
g. B. THURMAN, Chief Eng. G. T. WILLIS Secretary
!. o. WILLIAMS. Treasurer. -
Jno. otey Taylor, James Payne,
Jno. 7. Davis, = IT. Anderson,
s. II Mckinney, VIM. H. Stratton,
MS. Langhorne, | c. r. Slaughter,
Acting as agent for the company, 1 am prepared to
receive applications and issue policies against loss
damage by fire, terms as favorable as the nature
of the Risk and the real security of the insured and
of the company will warrant. WIN. M GUY,
Gen. Ag't for the State ofVa.
SLAVE INSURANCE.
The Lynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company
is nsuring Slaves for four years. upon the most
reasonable terms Persons wishing to effect nsu-
rance upon the lives of their Servants or Property
WILLIAM M. GUY,
AprIll7 1850. Gen. Ag't. Staunton, Va.
NEW BOOKS +.
The Step Sister; Darrell! Markham; Aurora Floyd !;
No Name; Fan tine, Cosette; Marius The Romance
of Poor Young Man.
The Life Of "STONEWALL JACKSON" by a Vir-
gnian; The Life of Lieut. Gen. T. J. JACKSON, by an
Ex-Cadet
Onr Own First Reader
Our Own Spelling Book.
NaUsIC FOR THE FIAMo.
Who will care for Mother now;
Mother is the battle
Harp of the South awake.
| Eirginian Marsellaise.
Annie of the vale.
Kathleen Mavourneen.
We have parted "See at your feet suppant
one -
When this cruel war is over.
+ Keep me awake Mother.
All quiet along the Potomac tonight.
Rock me to sleep mother My wife and child.
The South. The Southern Soldier Boy
ALMANACS FOR 1864.
Alznanacs for 1864, the plan of the old Hagers-
town Clutch English" Almanacs. For sale by
Nov "a ROBr. COWAN. i
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1TO THE FARMERs OF AUGUSTA
Il COUNTY.-The undersigned, Committee ap-E
pointed to dsburse The funds of the Corporation for
the relief OF the families of Volunteers now in the
field are prepared 10 purchase wheat -four, corn rye
and wood. They sell to the above families at about
one half price, and they earnestly request those far
mers who have the above articles for sale to give
them call before disposing of them else where.
y. w. CRAWFORD.
w. B. KAYSER
i4 u j. G. WHEAT.
2 4f !.
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.reAKLE. has just arrived from Dixie,
;.b G assortment of RUGS and ~-x
HE65niWEe cons;s,tsug in part. as follows: NJ
Soda. suIpburs indigo. Copperas, Alum, AS IL
saoetida Cream Of Tartar D' 'vis Pain Killer Epson.
Salts Castor OIL Gum Arabic, IN oa pMses
Spirits Ntre, Basam. Copayia, Suga tou.ue
Potash, Chioroform, Caome Borax, - - sln1;
Persons in of articles in his line uo ven
to give him a call at DR. Yoang's old stand. Ifeiy
available means will be used in keeping on han. .
general assortment OF Drugs and Medicines.
Staunton, Set 4. io63-tt. ~
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am about to leave the town of Staunton,
N hereby call upon all persons who left WATCH
ES Will, me to repair to call and get them. Other
wise will leave them in charge OF my successor,
Mr.. n. s. Swain, vino will con tinue the watch re-
pairing and jewelry business at my late stand.
: Nov 24-5ts* w. JONAS.
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MENTAL NOTiCE.-DR. JAMES HARRIS,
IL DENTIST GRADUATE OF THE BALTI-
MORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY. )-Win
spend Court tweek and the week following of every
month in Harrisonburg, where he will be pleased to
wait all those wishing his professional aid. All
operations guaranteed equal to any Office in HiiPs
Hotel. The remainder of his time will be occupied in
attending the calls of his patients in the vicinity
Mt. Meridian, Augusta county, Va. Address Mt. Me-
ridian or Harrisonburg, Va JAS. Ii. HARRIS.
Feb IL '63-1y
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PlDRs4sE SALES.


VALUABLE IRON WORKS AND
FARMING LANDS FOR SALE
The aeath of Joseph Smith and my own advanced
age, have determined me TO SEP, at Staunton, on
Saturday, the 18th day of December,
the Property veil known as the
MILLER IRON WORKS,
and all the lands thereto attached, embracing some
1n 00n a ~roc
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has removed to Dr Young's old
stand where he will be pleased to his friends and
customers Having purchased of DR.. Young his en-
tire stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES &C., and having
employed an excellent druggist he will carry the
Drug business, hoping to receive liberal share of
patronage. Cash required on delivery of al articles
G. C. YEAKLE.
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NIRGINIA;-
: Y Monroe County Court Clerks Office.
Taken up, by B. g Dunlap, near Union, one three
year old STEER, white, with some red on the neck
and legs, crop off right ear, valued at $l75.
One two year old steer, red and white, swallow fork
in left ear, thick horns valued at 1925.
One two year old steer, white. with red legs horns
rather erumpled, valued at 1920.
Appraised by three freeholders.
Copy-Teste
Dec g. 3ts G.. w. HUTCHINSON, Clerk.
A UGUSFA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
n OFFICE, Nov. 30th, 1863.
Taken up by Il. 8. Farrar, on his land in Augusta
county, about two miles west Of Churchville an es-
tray Of the following description to wit:
Cow Of brindle color, with white belly and white
across the rump and shoulders and a crop off right
ear supposed to be three years old and appraised at
$75 by Baxter Crawford. Edward Johns and John II :
Bear. Extract-Teste, ~
Dec 1-3ts* w. T. JEWELL, D. C.
A UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
N OFFICE, TO wit:
! Taken up, by VIM. D.. Anderson, on his land near
Staunon. the lst day Of fSeptember 1863, of the fol
lowing description, to wit:
z "A COW OF red brindle color with white bellev and
legs and white on part of tail large star in forehead
swallow fork IN each supposed be four years Of
age and appraised at $500 by Saml Cline, Jas. Craw-
ford, and Jno. s. Moorman
Dec SITS Extract-teste1
WIN. A. BURNETT, D. O.
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sOOD TINE TOPAY.-I avail myself of this
NJ favorable opportunity to wind up my business,
and therefore request all persons knowing themselves
indebted to forward and pay up asonger indul-
gence cannot be gwen. All persons having claims
of any kind whatever against me are requested to
present them Immediately.
Jan I3-tf. DAVIS A. KAYSER.
A UssUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
IA OFFICE, to wit.
Taken up, by George Greaver, his land near
Stanton last spring. of the following decrrtion, to
w.t.
Heifer of red 3lor no fesh or ear marks percep-
tbe, supposed to be three years old and appraised
at S l25.
Extract Teste]
Dec l-3ts WIN. A. BURNETT. D. C.
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200A REWARD.-Ranaway. from the sub
DLUU scriber, on the 10th inst, two Negro
men, sampson ana Abner.
SAMPSON, is low, chunky, black and about 5years
old.
ABNER is OF gingerbread color, small. sharp faced
and about 40 years old.
will pay the above reward or 300 each. if taken
and confined SC that get them. Address
Aug 26-f :. JUKDAN,
Cownastnre Bridge, AiaghanY CO.. Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GE00 REV from the sub
DDUU seribess, on last Saturday night ne
gro boy, named JESSE, about 18 years DID, very
black rather tall and slender, good face, smart,
tive and sprighty wears light drab or dove color
ed hat either black suit or brown Jeans also, a
old. likely wears side whiskers, has wife at Shep-
herdstown at Mr. densels about feet inches high
both probably dressed alike
We will pay $3.50 apiece for the recovery of either
negro wherever nd. -5ssa5
NJ EoGSHEAD,
VIM s. McCuESNEY.
Address Wm. S McChesney, Staunton, Va.
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(i Bv virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Augusta county, entered on the Cd day OF November,
1858, IN the case Of f. b. Moons administrators. gs.
F. b. Moons widow &C., the undersigned comms-
sioners wiliprocesd to SELL to the highest bidder,
for cash in front Of the Court House, in tne town Of
Staunon. on Friday the 25th of December next about
Foaty Aces IT Land, of the tract on which said
Moon lately resided lying next the town OF otaunon
Sale to commence at IL O'Clock.
Dec|l-tds Vim COPY s JOHN RAMSEY,
S. f. TAYLOR,
4ss Asf,@ Commissioners.
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4 UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
N OFFICE, Fov. 25th, 1868.
Taken up, by W:n. q. Bailey, on his land in said
county on the lst Of Nov amber. 1863 two esray cat
tie OF the following description, to wit
lst A BULL oI red color, with an underkeel, sup
posed to be one year old and appraised at 500
Cd A STEhR. of red color, with white back white
on end OF TAIL both ears cropped, AID underkeel in
left ear supposed to be one year cid and appraised
at Sl2o by Gideon Barnheart, J. ]. Cullen and Jo-
seph Landes.,
Dec1-3ts* w. j. JEWELL, d. C,
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ADJ'T & INSP'K GENL'S OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, October 2sth, 1853. {
ORDERS
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INVEST YOUR CONFEDERATE MON
/ EY!--Witl a view to different investment
will offer for sale privately, until the l0tn OF January,
if not sold by that time, to be Withdrawn rnm the
markell tract Of iand Christians On eek, joining
the lands OF Va Hamilton and others. The tract
contains q
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LAW NOTICE

IIAVING disposed OF our entire stock, we will
Ii proceed forthwith osette all amounts due the
concern. Persons heving accounts against the same
will please present tnem. R0ANE Il Abby.
Dec Is
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D. G. M'CLUNG.
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nENTAL NOTICE.--DR. w. CHAPMAN has
IL removed his Office to Main Street, opposite DIR.
Donagbes where be will be pleased to see his friends
Staunton, Oct. 13, 1868.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LUSK &c CO.,
JORDAPS POINT.
Lexington. Va.
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J. B. ANDERSON.
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NEW BooE<S! !!

Alznanacs for 1864, the plan of the old Hagers-
Nov "a R0BT. COWAN.
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THE SCHEME OF THE SECRETARY OF
THE TREASURY FOR THE RELIEF OF
THE FINANCES OF THE GOVERNMENT
AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CON
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
-..q SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine is unfang in the OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution.
1t moderates all and removes all distractions,
from whatever cause, and speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies
is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that
pregnant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
time and in every other case they perfectly SAFE
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Heaviness Fatigue slight
ton Palptaon of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits Hys
erics Sick Headache Whites and all the painful dseas
occasoned by disorganzed system, these Pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing so pills, and encrcled with the
Government Stamp of Great Britain, be sent post free
or 81, 90 and postage stamps.
Sold by all Druggists. nov28l ymw&d
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Gbe pailp Fireman.
MORNING EDITION.
MONTPELIER, VT.
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1868.
Montpelier Union School.


The annual examination will be as follows
Room No. l, Miss Sweet, Friday forenoon
June 10.
Room No. 2, Miss Camp, Friday afternoon
June 10.
Room No. 3, Miss Hobart, Monday forenoon
June o.
Room No. 4, Miss Stetson, Monday after
noon, June q.
Room No. S, Miss Bronson, Tuesday, June
%.
Rooms No. 6 and 7, Academical Department
Wednesday and Thursday, June "A and 20
Exhibition at the Hall, Friday, June 20, at
Q o'clock P. M.
PER ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Montpelier, June II, 'o3.
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TO SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE

THE undersigned, having been in the Commit ssion bus
L ness for some time, and Knowing the wants and n
cessty immediate sales and remitances Of the sale
of reduce would Inform Me chans aud Others who ship
Produce to Boston Market that prepared to make
sales of all kinds of Produce sent immediate
ly on its arrival and the proceeds will be Immediately
forwarded to the consgnor For ability to do so,
refer to HON. RoDERIoK RICH and for particu-
lars prices, &C.. to A. w WILDER, both Of Montpelier.
HARVEY PARKER,
Commission Merchants,
fy6ml5 No. So. Market St., Boston.
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES

Jackson, June 20, via. Mobile June 81. Cltl-
zens just in report a heavy engagement between
Jacksons cavalry and the enemy at Big Black
bridge. At the time they left the musketry and
cannonading were awful and terrific. Firing
Is heard in the direction of Yicksburg.
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FORTRESS MONROE, June %. The 5th Massa-
chusetts regiment arrived to-day from Newbern
Their term has expired. They to-day volun,
teered their services to Gen. Dix; and enter al
once into the service under the Generals com
mand.
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PHILADELPHIA, June "a. The Washington
Star of this evening says We hear this al
ternoon that night before last small band or
party of rebels burned the quartermaster
buildings and wharf at Aqua Greek.
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New YORK, June "a The Pests Washing
ton dispatch says it is at last fully ascertained
that the main body of Gen. Lees army is in
the Shenandoah Valley. Ewells corps moved
from Culpepper first, and was followed by Long
streets, which was succeeded by D. Il. HILLS
corps. The corps of A P. Hill, did not 60 up
the valley until after Ewell gained his success
at Winchester. ..
There are many persons who still anticipate
that the rebel army will come through the Gaps
and march down on our army, though the long
delay would seem to prevent such a movement
now. At one time it night have been safe, but
it ia too late.
The prisoners who arrived yesterday and to-day
from the front, are better docking class and
much more comfortably clad than any who have
| been here for some time. nr
The 1st Massachusetts, cavalry lost l6l killed
wounded and missing in the late fight at Aide
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The soldiers of Ohio, in Rosecrans' army, are
denouncng the nomination of Vallandlgham
with the greatest vehemence. A number of reg
iments have already adopted and sent home res
olutious on the subject which will by no means
add to the comfort of Valandigham's supporters.
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SPECIAL Dispatch TO the Boston Journal.

WASHINGTON, June24 The rebel ram Fingal,
captured by the Weehawk1n, is reported to have
cost million of dollars-whch is more than
two Monitors cost She will be repaired i'm
mediately and put to service.
The rebels are evidently preparing for de-
liberate move. Gen Ewell is at BoOnsboro
Md. Lees main army is west of the Blue
Ridge. All sensation dispatches are unreliable
The Federal troops are in good condition.
CARLETON.
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nv TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
r O'CLOCK A. M.

McCoyyE11sBuRG, June "a. The excitement
along the border remains undated. Business Is |
at a perfect stand-still. The farmers are COM
pelled to keep their horses concealed, and the
prospects of reaping the coming harvest are as
couraging. mn
Two rebel deserters belonging to Eweli's
corps report that the whole OF Ewells corps are
in Pennsylvania. The rebels are IN force az
Mercersburg.
HARRIsBuRG, June "a. This city has been
in high state of excitement all day. News
from up the valley shows that the rebels are
ranidly advancing in this direction in force.
The rebels are now Il miles from Carlisle,
and still advancing. Gen. knight commanding
the forces in the valley, will probably give them
battle at that point. Our cavalry, who fall
hack az fast as the rebels advance, have been
unable to discover any infantry as yet, put
there is no doubt that strong force is In sup
porting distance.
deserter of the 44th Georgia arrived here
TODAY. On Sunday night his regiment was
doing picket duty near Hagerstown, and on
Monday morning so of them deserted, aud safe
lv made their way to the mountains where they
remained all night.
Yesterday morning they all started for Frede-
rick City, hoping to make their way to baltl-
more, with the exception of this man, VINO came
to Gettysburg.
10000 men, was at Hagerstown when ne lel''
Orders were issued for the corps to move at live
ON Monday morning. 1t is believed that they
are coming this way supporting Jenkins force
Of cavalry.
BALTIMORE. June "a Later advices from
Frederick represent that there are no rebels neal
there. and that the force in the valley beyond
South Mountain have made no movement II
this direction. There are no regiments east o
Roonsboro. which is four miles west OF South
Mountain,
Information at headquarters goes to confirm
the previous account of a very heavy force De
ing in the valley west of Boonesboro. The.
were moving northward. The artillery ocoom
nanving the rebels is said to number I'll pieces
HARRISBURG, June "a 1t is known here tina
90 regiments of rebel infantry passed throug
Chambersburg to-day. They were moving Il
this direction, and are, undoubtedly, Genera
Ewell's late Stonewall Jackson's corps.
Important events are likely to transplre tc
morrow.
WARRINGTON, June "a. Gen. Grant has te
egraphed to headquarters as following
NEAR VIcKsBURG, June Is,
via Memphis, June %.
Every thing progresses well here Johnston
forces are at Yazoo city, Brownville and Ciinto'
Deserters come out daily. They all report II
tions short. We scarcely ever lose man nov
The health and condition of the troops are O.
cellent
Dispatches from Gen. Banks have been r
ceived at the War Department, to the effect th'
on the 14th, having established MS oatterl
within $50 yards Of the rebel works at 70
n,oned Gen. Gardner to surrender. On his r
fusal an assault was made, and our forces game
a nosition within so to 100 yards OF the en-
-A.l<a .-h;nh thew held Gen Paine vi
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WAsuINeroN, June "a. Gen. Grant has te
egraphed to headquarters as following
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severely wounded. Gen. Banks expressed HIM
self confident of success.
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HARRISBURG, June "a. The operator at Ship
pensburg, II miles this side of Chambersburg,
photographed at II o'clock to-day that the rebels
were one mile from that town, and advancing IN
this direction.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,

All is quiet in front to-day. Reconnaissance
to the Rappahannock show there is no rebel
force on this side above Kelly's ford. We hold
all the Gaps of the Bull run range.
Four wagons containing ammunition etc.
were captured and destroyed by some of Mosby 8
partizans, yesterday near Cub Run, and several
of them have been captured.
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New YORK, June "a. The Steamer Eagle,
from Havana has arrived. Rumors had reached
Havana, said to have been brought by the Brit
ish mail steamer from 81. Thomas to Porto
Rico that the pirate Alabama was in Santa
Cruz and that the Vanderbilt got up steam and
went to attack her.
Heavy firing was heard in the direction Of
Santa Cruz, but nothing was known about 1T.
Some inferred that the Alabama had been cap
tured, and others that the Vanderbilt had been
destroyed
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

Wheat In fair request but prices we're less firm
rhe days sales included l25 bushels at 81 SO 81 "a
for white aud 81 % 81 81 for and amber Western
winter, 81 2s a 81 4s for Milwaukee club and amber
spring, 81 16 81 36 Chicago spring and 81 so 81 SO
for amber state Corn O shade lower sales having
been male Of l5o 900 bushels, including mixed Western
at 7bc I5c. for sOurd, 73c 741Sc for uns0und and
76c. SOC. for yellow and white Western Oats were
heavy a, 54c a71e Rye continued IN demand at e7c.
malt ruled quiet at unchanged prices.
CANDLES we're steady but inactive
Cor EE.-There was brisk inquiry for Rio, OF which
1000 bags sold 2shc. SOC. 100 packages Java
changed hands at 36c SO 5Sc., SO bags Maracabo At
81 &c. and 200 bags St. Domingo at 81 kc a PKG.
CorToS advanced TO CSC &C.. closing at C6c &c for
mddngs. with sales Of $50 bales by auction 2l2
bales prze cotton at 81 81 ol for Sea Island and &C.
lRccs, DYES and DYEwoops quiet at former prices
IEATBERs were dull at soc. s2c. for live geese -
FRtCHrs.To Liverpool there were shipped 900 bbls.
Hour at 2s I'D rs Cd 125 900 bushels grain ut nd
ID 500 bales hair at 35 900 packages provisions by
To London 5000 bbs at IS I'D 100 boxes bacon
at 3as To Bristol 20 600 bushels grain at 3D. To Gas.
gov 200 Dds Hour at 2s 6d 500 bushels grain at 3d.
TO CORK vessel with gram for ORDERS 7s 3D., and
another pit
Hay was selling freely at s5c 81 North river bale
HEMP was duh and unsettled
H0rs were inquired for at 15c. 23c.
LIME was saleable and steady.
pri3es.
MoAss,s.,rbe principal sales $50 bols. New Or.
leans, partly by auction. at 29c Soc
NAVAL STORES stily held, but we're inactive
ons-Thefe was less activity In the market, but no
material changes Ia prices.
PR,yis oNs Pork sale, bic and firm at &ll so
sl I5for old aud Sl2 81 Sl3 for mess $40 so
Sll rs for prime with sales OF $500 bbls Beef was In
demand with sales of 400 bbs. at 50 SO a SI1 rs for
pain and Sl2 80 Sl4 for extra Lard WINS quite
active at 9ac l0lsc, with sales OF $50 packages Uf
cut meats 400 packages sodIat Sc tor shoul-
dcrs and 6Isc Sc. for hams Bacon very quiet al
5Ac a7Ic. Butter and cheese continued in demand at
previous prices.
RcE.-About GO bags East India were sold at SIC.
SIG
SAIL was doing better, the demand having improved
SErps were quiet at old figures
Sr1' " wore dull, without change In value
SUGARS were actively Inquired for with sales OF 900
hhds. ana $50 boxes at IL &c. 125c for New Orleans
IL &C. 12Ac. for Porto Rico, and 9%c. a lLc for
,ubas The Messrs. Stuart quote their refined sug,rs
thus-Ioaf, 1bc.; best crushed 14%c granulnted IA
ground, l4aIc white () 143sc. yellow (C), 1876 per
pound. cash
TArIow.-sales were made o. 10000 lbs. at lie.
Ilsc.
rEAs firm ard In fair request.
ronAwo.rhe market was rather irregular, with salcs
reported OF ISL hhds. Kentucky at l3c. a zic.
wTsKEy.-There were 500 bbs. sold at 44s,c q 45c.