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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-21
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

With corrupt. disordered or vitiat-
ed Blood, you are sick all over. 1t
may burst out in Pimples, or in some
active disease, or it may merely keep
you listless, depressed and good for
nothing. But you cannot have good
.health while Ynnr blood is impure -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-21

DR. MARsHALL's CATARRH oSUFP, cures CatArIh.
DR.. MArshAlls CRtarFh Snuff, cures Cold in Head.
DR.. MATshals CstATrh Snuh cures drowsiness.
DIR. MaTshals Oatarrh Shut, Headache.
DR.. MArshal's CatSrrh Snuff, Cures Sore Eyes.
Or. Marsha's CAtArrh snuff, cures Deafness.
IL opens and puTges all distractions, strengthens the
glands and gives healthy action TO the pars Affected
Sold by all Druggists, O06l:dAw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-21

For references respectfully refer to Dorr r. Russell
Bank Coupefstown, John f. Scott Cooperstown, Geo.
WorthiugInh, Worthington Bank, Charles W. Smith
OtseKo Bank.
1 hereby certify to the veraoity Of the above.
BETSEY SMITH, Milford.
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EYE A ND EAR

on the most improved and modern principles with en-
rely new remedies, and with little or no suffering to
he patient.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-21

CBLBBRATED FEMALE Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke. NJ. d.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Ia M - - q ~ 49,
TO THE TRAVRLLING LlC'
Parties going West will and IL to their advantage 10
call the subscriber, inquire at the Hotes, where
Information may be had, In procuring tickets
TO ALL POINTS WksT,
VIA. YahnoNT CENTRAL OoDHNsBURaH, RurLArL
BuRLIsaTos, Nav YoRK GENITAL
RAILROADS, AND LAKE CHAM
PLAIN srBAMRRA,
AT THE WEST RATES.
The public will see by the above notice that they
their choice, going West from Montpelier Bur
ington, and
NOT BE CONFINED TO ONE ROUTE.
Amy information wanted, respecting the above notice.
addressed 70 by letter otherwise viii Be promptly
attended 20. u. Il. TRUR AIT.
Montpelier Sept l. 1888 daws0
GOLD OUT.
~ And wishing TO express my gratitude for the very
gene patronage have received, At the hands Of ths
people Of Montpelier and vicinity. for sixteen years.
would recommend continuance Of the 20 my
MEssRs BRAINERD 4 CO.,
whose hands perfectly confident the community
will receive every attention with fair and honorable deal
lag.
shall remain at the old stand for few months where
shall hs happy MY old friends
uo,5.dsw3m J. q. EMkhH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-10-21

The following dispatches we're received at
about four o'clock this afternoon:
MONTPELIER, Oct 10,
By Telegraph from 81 Adams.
To b. Barlow
There has been a rebel raid to this place
and have robbed all the banks and have shot
one or more men.
j. ID. SoyLRs
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b. HUTCHINSON,
+. b. SALISBURY, oom"'
West Randolph, Oct. 8, A. d. 1864 262S

CORNELIUS NYE'S ESTATE.
~ The subscribers, having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate court for the district Of Warrington
commisioners TO receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons Of Cornelius
Nye late Of Berlin, in said district, deceased, rep
18th day q September 1864 being allowed by said court 10
the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice, that We u
attend 70 the duties OF our appointment Al the dwelling
house of Sylvanus + Nye, in Berlin in said district
on the 10Th days Of December and March next at one
o'clock, in the afternoon, each Of said days.
J. E. BOSWORTH, -.
p. N. DUSTIN, '""F"
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WILLARD 8 MARTIN, I c,.,..
NATHAN SKINNER, NoiA rs
Marshheld, Oct 18th, A. D. 1854 26:2s

"a The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims
aud demands Of all persons against the estate Of Alpha
Luce, late Of Randolph, in said district, deceased
represented nsolvent, and the term Of six months from
the ilth day OF July, 1854, being allowed by said
court 70 the creditors Of said deceased exhibit and
prove their respective claims Ssfore Give notice.
that we will attend 20 the duties Of appointment at
ihe dwelling house Of the widow OF Alpha II. Luce,
Randolph, in said district the Third day Of NoVem
Der and he l2th day Of January next ten o'clock In
the forenoon, on each Of said days
NORMAN FOWLER, lCo
CALEB TEMPLE, 0om I
.frh Au., g.I N
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legal lottefs.

John SMITHS ESTA TE.--Ths
~ subscribers having been appointed by the Hon
orable Probate court Tor the district Of Randolph,
Commissoners TO receive, examine and adjust all claim.
and demands Of all persons, against the estate %
John Smith. late OF Randolph, in said district de-
ceased represented nsolvent and the term ofsx months
from the 22d day Of September A. d. 1854 being allowed
BY said court to the creditors OF said deceased TO exhibit
and prove their respective claims before Give notice.
that we VIII attend 70 the duties Of appointment AZ
Hutchinson Rovells Office, in Randolph, in said dis
trct, on the frat Wednesday Of December and March
next. AZ ten O'Clock, in the forenoon, each Of said
days.
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Prompt Measures for Defence.

The Legislature hastily Assembled
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They be in operation at the Meat Markets OF
h. II. Whittier Smith & Standish snd Orrn Pitkin.
g. 1864 d.w.uanl'
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Startling Intelligence!
Rebel Raid into st. Adams
BANKS ROBBED !!
A CITIZEN MURDERED !

Dispatch to Governor Smith 4!
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JAMES CLARK'S ESTATE.-The sub
~ soribers, having been appointed By the Hon
orabble Probate Court for the district Of Warrington
commissioners to receive examine aud adjust ell claims
and demands Of oil persons against the Of James
Clark late Of Marshheld, in said district, deceased,
represented insolvent, and the term Of six months
from the 3lst day Of August. 1864, being allowed by
said court to the creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit
and prove their respective claims before US Give
notice, that will attend 10 the duties OF our appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of the deceased in Marsh
and March next, o'clock, in the afternoon, on
each of said DAYS
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| ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
Il Post Office at Montpelier. State of Vermont II 9th
Austin, John G Jackson, A
Blanchard, VIM X Jones, Fanny
Cotton, LAyienne, Caroline
Edgerly Lorinda Lesson, John
Fadden, Simeon u Straight Hiram
Fairbanks, VIM Sherman, Clara Mrs
French, l. p Tucker George
Gray, sullivan Wheeler, Hosea
Goddard Levi Is
To obtain any Of the letters, the applicant must call
for advertised letters give the date of the s and pay
cent for advertising
II not called for within month, they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office
JAMES G. FRENCH. Postmaster.
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"s The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of
arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary organs that
has distressed me for years. II acts like a charm.
c. c. MOORE, "a Broadway, NY.
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80 The Plantation Biuers have cured me Of
liver complaint, Of which laid UP PROSTATE and
had TO abandon my Business
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland. o."
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Brookaeld, Sept, soth. 1854.
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90 / have given the Plantation Bitters to
hundreds Of disabled soldiers with the most aston
shiug effect q. W. D. ANDREWS,
superiDten dent SOLDIERS Bone, CincIrt att Q
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
SALES AT AUCTION
UcriON h0rICk-D d. CAULxfNs. AUCTfOMss sskh
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNffURn r
AND WORKS or Art &C.

SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FUKNlfURn
AND WORKS or ART, &C.,
Al public auction, this day, Thursday. August q
a., .e-&. Az the elegant residence,
NO 5i6 West Fourteensh between Eighth sad Ninsh
SEVEN oprAyE ROsEwOoD PIANOFORTe
--.. KOAkWOoD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS
BRoNzk AND oRMoLU oHAhDEILERs
sEvREs AND DRESDEN CHINA onHaMsNTs '''
paoo.nv PIER AND hAsT8L MIRRORS.
OIL PAINTINGS. BY ExlNEkT ARTISTS:
BOOKCASE RTAeEREs. oENTRE rAsIss,
CHINA, GLASS AND SILvkR WARE.
sHkFPiELD IABLk CUTLERY, TABLE LINEN.
ROskW ooD CHAMBER FURNITURE, Lous XIV. style.
This sale comprises Of the richest elabor
sey carved Parlor furture offered al public auction
Ao to be soi without any reserve An exsmin alton will
well repay intending buyerR
Psriors elegant full Suits or Par
lor Funture n rich bocade satin rosewood ktageres
splen du and costly Partan Ornaments, ron Vases. 40
hAukIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAk0FORfk.
stoo, aud Cover.
elegant instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and case, eli modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection of Paintings. rosewood
Inkshand Easy Chairs 10 emo reps rosewood rentre and
Carpets
Chamber Suits. In rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
carved Fetseads Wsshstauds Sofk Beds in fine herclotb
ten pure Hair Mattresses from fort 10 fifty pounds made
20 order. IN excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture. consisting of ne oak Extension
pinng Tsoie, oak Arm Chairs. sfyer Ware rich China
Ivory and Silver Cutlery Forks, Spoons DC, with heavy
Cut and Engraved Glass Ware OF every description.
Oamen IN attendance 10 cart pack ship goods for pur
chasorA
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
DRoPoaALs FOR
VOLUNTEERS SOLDIERS
FAMILY AID FUND BONDS, NO. 10.

Sealed proposals win be received At the Comproer Of
wedpesday the 3ist OF August 1864 at O'Clock
M when the viii he pub iciy opened. for the pur
chase Of the whole Qnny part OF the 50 OF rive
Fund bonds Ne TO- auhori,ea by an ordinsncs q The
Crpo passed Ankus TO- 1884, and an act OF the Legs
lature OF the State Of Nrw York passed March la1
The said bonds will bear interest a the rate o. sr per
cent per Aunr PAYABLE semi annually the hrat day OF
MAJ And November IN each year and she principal viii be
rcdeemed November I. 1874 = Is4
The Sfoposas win state the aoun Of bonda desired ana
the price per one hundred dollars thereof and ths persens
deposit with the Chamberlaln of the city ts the BfoadwAy
On ptNAent'ns 70 the Comptsoef the receipts OF the
Cham bersin for such doposita the entitled
10 receive bends for equal the pAr value hereo
beerins interest," from The oates Of payments.
san foy Volunteer soldiers Family Aid Fund BoNds No
10 and enclosed II second envelope addressed " NE
Tbs risbs 4 reserved reject Any oil Of NE bids the
Interests o. s'e SAfTHsW = BRENNAx, oomp.rol,er.
Cfrv or NEW YoRx pspApvmsn or Ruiuun. conpfnoLr
Lpa's 0rrrcs. AuGust 10 lSoA
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10 Metropolitan Gas Lisht Company 500 each l3sA
81 Astor insura Com pany $25 eaoh. i02
26 western linton Telegraph Company 800 each %
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
THE BANK OF CALrrORNIA,
i SAN YRAfcisCO
Capital 80, ,n0d CO. pAid up In gold coin
y. o. MILLS, President wn G. AaEToN Cashier.
Correspondents New York city,
0nioes G Pine street
rrRANsrER AGENCY or TUE EMPIRE MILL ANn
i Mining Company, OF San Francisco Cnlfornia--tsert
6estes the oce In San Francisco can be sxchang
"a al nt hs 18th OF NEXT After
that osy when discharged from the home oacs
LEES WALLER, TranAfer Agents,
O!lces 81 Pine street. New Yesk
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
A UcrroN NoTIos.-E. Roth, AUorIoNkEa

UcTIoN EoIIes.-E. ROTH. AUoHoNEER
MX0NIrIcENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
RiCH pAKLOR FURNITURE.
TURKISH EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES.
VELVET BkUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS.
PARIAN AND CHINA VASES, &C
FOR HOUsRKEEPERS
on THIS DAY (THURsDAY) AUGUST rs
at the residence lao Vest Eighth street Clinton place be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues
Sale mencins at II O'Clock precisely.
The comprises the contents of the house, and most OF
made 20 ordcr for the present owner by celebrated
city makers and used but seven moDths, Tho whole will
be sod npoiiy rain shine Offering extra induce
mcn,s 10 p irchasers.
PAELOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
SUITS lc Freuca satin biocatel and reps ruk.
and PIER Tables ageres Corner and Book Stands.
Bronze Clock rich China aud farian Vases Par1or Orna
ments etegant Broeaii Lace Curtains fine coilec
ton o. oi Paint Ergrayiuss. large Mirrors and Chan
detcrs.
MAGSIFlCRET ROSEWOOD PIsKoFoRTE, STOOL
AND C0VEG--CQST ST0o,
elegant instrument, with 70 ud corners beautifully
eps case with all pndern impi
strung bass full iron plate acton iu octave
rosewood mahogany BcdsteadS Bnreaus Mashsands,
Sofas, Chairs, Rocser~. Mirrors Clocks. Tabi"s Bed
Lounge ring and Hair Mattresses Reds Blankets Tea
Tab tension Table, Gas, Inua and Silver Ware,
Gni cry, &c. Sale positive Dep ats required
D-earte Wishing TO attend this sale VII take Sixth
Avenue tsses leaving al Eighth street. few doors
from the house.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
SALES Ar AUCTION.

II 0AfFnEY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no 50
Eighth sysnoe-wt sell % Fstdsy, 2etA inss.. Si "
eiook pressly the Lssse Fixtures And Buidog Of the
~urant Saloon OF sixty third street And econd
avenue opposite the Second Avenss Railroad de-
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
CITY CopimEncIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, August 2l--6 Z. NJ.
AsHzs -Receipta, 90 bbs. The market remains quiet
and quctau ms nomnaiy $13 so $40 so for pots and
rearls.
BRsApsrurFs.-Recep,s, 1888 bbls. -four, 2s5 bbs
ma 300 bays cofu mol 54523 bushels wheat Tsl79 do.
CORP. COTE do ard 800 do ryo. The -four market
opened loc better under temporary scarcity, with
good demand mainly speculative but closed heavy and
droopins. IN sympathy with the fall IN gold.
Tue high prices excluded shippers, and there
was little or nothing done for export Sales
$4,000 bbe state ard Western fincludlug 4,ooo
bbls extra State, for October and November delivery
at Sl s1i 26D. 1900 do. Southern and ESQ Canadian
Rye -four non'nay 50 Stl 50 Corn meal was sold
70 ihe extent o. 0O bes al - for Jersey and ss so for
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

WHA Nf NWt AM M&#
t4asagtH
bFI 4 8t'iaH ts4a Et- .9. .nH@ ~
+ s-er aee .#t+4 sef8sN :.
etHt fa W#EF MHt #GNre@ NtF lF.Ml&
AsoatA eeiAfh Hst@AasM .Bs@u8 s.1h4A
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

q RURNHAM AUcTIoSEER.
~ MA0HiFICtNT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Pianofore. Painting, statuary. Bronzes
Esor2e and Ufmoiu Chandeliers, Mirrors.
Velvet ana Brussels Carpets
Chamber Furniture, suite,
Drawing Room Furniture su o,
OAK DINING ROOM FUREirURE.
China, Glass, Silver W Warc aud Table Cutlery,
At PUBLIC AUCTION,
this day Thusdsy August 2 - the elegant residence
Al West Sistecnth Street Ffn aud Sixth
SALE ComMENCfNs At II O'CLOCK
Drawing RoamsSsperb sets OF FurR ture covered with
brocaei of the richest descfruon, Window Curtains to
match Etageres statuay marble top Secreaire and Book
lined ss'la wood ucoiguuves Cab nets Console
Table Sevres ard Dresden Chna Vases the richest assot
n,ent offered at action this
ROSEWOOD PiANOFORTE
Sonl, Music Stand Books, Muse Satin Cover ancient ana
modern Psuluga bv eminent artist; Bronze Clio runs
year Bronze satuary and aud co Sly Works
Art and articles of yru: Hsstand Buffet Extension
Table China Dinner Set Silver Warc eii.ld Table Gut
lery Sofas Easy Clairs Pier and Man.el Mirrors Lace
Ga tains Shades ChambeHs-Dressng Bureaus Bcdseads
Wardrooes Mattresses Feather Eeds. Blankets, Sheets
Counerpanes and also large assortment Of Basement and
Kitchen Furnitnre Sale peremp,ry y. PARTIES Wish
Ing attend s sal will take the Fifth and Sixth avenue
and from the Asor House, ST. Nicholas and
Metropolitan Aoses leaving Sixteenth street near the
house.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

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The New York herald., 1864-08-25

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The New York herald., 1864-08-25

yNDwARD S2HE ENCK AUCrIeTRER.
IL SECOND HAND FURNIruRh. MIRRORS. 30 BY
EDWARD SGf ENCK Friday 10Th ast, at l0s O'Clock,
his saesrooms No &c L.oerty street assorlment
Rruss9Is antngran Carpet; black and kx.en
Uables black walnut aud mahogany Chamber Furni.
ture and Chairs rosewood Secrctary Book
UuiEg Chairs. Rosewood Toilet Table,
Bobtes Pliows and general assortment OF Furn,.
remoscd for convenience OF SALE aud 10 ho sold with
out reserve
TIENRY MINER, ,AUCTIONEER -MIyER& soMER
II VILE will SELL al their ssesroorn 81 Nassau street
opposite the Post ONCE saturday at general
assortment of Household Furninre consisting Of rosewood
Psror Suits, Bcdscads, Chairs Lounges Bedding,
HEaEMAN. AycTroNEER.-FRIDAY. AUGUST
81 rs at A NJ. the Central salesrooms Of
waughby and Pearl Streets BROOKLYN rosewood Pianos
and Bookcase mahogany and walnut Sofas Chairs marble
Tables, Bedstaads Washstands. Har Husk and Sraw
Mattresses; Feather Beds. bedding Carpcis Oilclo.hs
Stoves Co rters, Rcfrlserators Fancy Goods 6c &C
School Furniture aud Billiard Table at private sale
r T. HALsRY AUCrIoNEEa-BY j. &. uALsEY Y
FRIDAY. August 2j, at 10Y o'clock
At the auction rooms, 30 Beekunan street,
HARDWARE, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. &C.
In lots to suit city an e,uniry retail buyers Also
100 CARDS TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
At II o'clock precisely.
Specia' sale OF tpgi sh aud American Cast Steel
FILSS AND HORSE RASpS.
Comprising over t,2oJ DOZEN consisting IN part OF
sOo dozen Min Saw Fes. assorted sizes
| 80 dozen Fiat Bastard Files assorted sizes.
loo dozen Hand Bastard and smooth Files
100 dozen Horse Rasps and Cabinet Rasp assorted
100 dozen Machniss Filcs assorted Styies and szes
/ Well worthy the attention the trade.
L Catalogues q
The New York herald., 1864-08-25

A UCTiON EoTICE.-POSITivE AND PEREMPT0RY
Il SALE or sgrEEB MoUsEHoLD FyRNIruRE
TWO SUBLRB RIOS WOOD PiLN0rOkTES;
ELEGANT koSEWoOD BTAGEREi =.
RICH CHINA, our GLa IS, SljirBR WARE
80. CARPETS, &C.
HENRY r. WgsTcoTT Auc:ioneer viii sell hts tThurs-
afternoon O'clock the ea.ire contents OF e
residence t52 West street. Seventh
conssng Of two rosewood Suits elegantly crved.
figured and Egyptian Centre
and Fancy Taoca Turkish lounges ard oh,ar 20 match
Shades large and costly collection Of Oil
Paintings, Bionass Parian and sane Figures La'a orna
/ ROSEWOOD PfANOfoRYk round COZ ners, cost $9N,
l ROSEWOOD TfhNOfoRrE. pearakevs. carved egs cost
$601 made city akers, Stools aud Covers to match
Rosewood BeaseAas Bureaus. Srsina aad Hair Natures
pets Feather Beds and Pillows. sosassn sofa Beds.esd
Beds rahogaDy katensoo Table saS Cnairs r'ch
French and Eos emAn Glassware. cutlery 40 with IAfe
Furniture enumerated, which
bc examincd % appreciated Men will be in attendance
cart ship goods Tor Purchasers Catalogues at
house.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25
EXCURSIONS.

lent VII be eal,sd by gong osse the grand hshnS
match bew the celebrated prize sherme Dnrh Jals
AND Joe Fly Fish on Friday Angust 26, 1864 70 siel
side The steaanboat MARYLAND having been srtered
will les the above foliows
Bgoome street Fest river A. NJ Peck slp Ia st river 7N
river, 8% A. M aud pier No North river a, Fare
this occasion Sl THoAAS ROE Manager.
GRAND FISHING EXCURSION TO THE CHoLKsA
Ut Banks-On Sunday August g. the steam, boat r. q
SCHULTZ. Captain sam 1resnwood wl leave EighA
al 6h Broome sireei, New York at 6h Peck slip AT 6
pier No. rtn rvcr. at o'clock. Lues bait aud
refreshments on board
ITO FOR THE FISHING BANKs.-THE LARsE AND
Ill seaworth Inv steamer MARYLAND makes excnrstea
ths Fishing Banks every day IN the week,
day Leaves slip At M; Dey street No tn
81 A. NJ, aud pier Korh river At 6l A. Fare 81,
Good nlasic Bait and Tacklils snd Refreshments on
board.
The New York herald., 1864-08-25


FRE GIFTS continued extremely dun. To Liverpool. per
Am rcan, SOC bhls loor, 80 l. Is and 700 bushels
per Neutral 200 h"ds uaar o ga ga a. and % o"s
cake at 25s TO Glasgow, steamer 10 terces beet
IS and 100 lrsins outer and ESQ boxes COS.
10 Bristol 200 tons taow, olcake, &c. 27s. Cd. 10
hsvre 1900 bbs petroleum. 6s, Is. Cd To Antwerp,
! ooo bbs petroeun, Gs. a ca. Cd. To Bremen, 25o
hhds tobacco 22s Cd. 25s. 600 baos do. 65c; 90
tons black walnut and 20 bols. pot asres. 2os.
British bark chartered to Plymouth England with
5000 bushels wheat, IS. per quarter bark TO Msa
ga, heavy pipe slaves, s45 and heavy do. $50
foreign bark 10 Bordeaux. slaves, {. A ship from
north side Cuba London, 600 hhds. sugar, ASS.
sugar 90c., and moissses, SIS 80 deck. brig go
hInfs 70 sI o and ,a back e, $500 IN
one, 2S7 tons, 20 Havana, 81 B50 brig 600 tcus Cow
Bay to Now York, coal ST. schooner 27o tons three
Mor.ssvs.--1he market quite active and prices
firm; sales OF 500 bbls Now Orleans At 81 T. a
81 "a 900 hhds Barbados at 81 o.. and % dc. Cuba
Provisions 81 bbs pork and 200 bbls lard.
ass Pc 200 bss al ia 7 50 for for I'D css g, 60
sss Is for new do. $S5 so $50 for prime, sna ana
sss for prime sas ss o The eb beef Tusa dp or
country mess, ss for country primo, SIC $40 Tor
repacked mess and so s2o for extra 90 Prime mes.
beef quiet Cut meats were In demand, at 15c.
15hc for shoulders and l7lsc 1sc: for hams We no.
Gales os4o 600 lbs smoked shoulders at l!sc and 20
was quite active and decidedly nrmer sales 600 5bs.
and ,cs o, 2sc 24c-the latter extreme price, also
TOO bbs buyer August at 2sc 24c Butter aud cheese
wero without decided change in value
PErRoLEux.-Recepts, 3,67o bbs. There was decided
break in the market for crude day prices having faer
c. Ike gallon. There have been desperate efforts
put forth bring up the Market under which prices
ewdays ago advanced, but the reaction to-day was dc
cided Refined bond shaly, but free wahrm. The
sales $500 bbls crude, al 53hc. SIZE, on the
spo, and for all the month, and 55c a tsc for mex
month 800 do refined, 10 bond, At $3.50 a6fh ant
500 do free II $50 eoc Beozine was held firm ct Doc
SUGAR -1he demand was fair, and prices continued
Grm with sales OF 9s5 hhds, At 2lTc 22Ac for Cuba
22Hc 23c fer Porto Rico, and sll boxes Cuba q zic
a f6>sc.
SrRaarys-wc notice small sales OF prime Western 81
Csc 28c., and second quality at zoo. 23c. City MAJ
be quoted ~ 26c a27c.
wsor--The market was ess active, manufaeturyr
having laid In heavy stocks last week yet prices Wer
firmly supported Foreign was held above the views
buyers aud quiet Sales 900 600 los dcmest'S, q
81 Ob 81 10 for One, and 81 10 81 10 for coayse
ker.ey descrrtonn which are relatively highSf ths
Gnc and 81 81 ~ for pulled II foreign We hyse on
10 sales o 90 bales Entire RIOS and 90
on private terms.
wHswEY-Rsccipts 2s4 bbh. Market nrwer. Sale
300 bbls 81 S3h 81 IS for State azd Western.
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8 slaess ~ wheat was greatly interercd with .by
scarcity Of good and prime samples which would
fnand ui prices here. Inferior pisely,e1r prices
o. This description favor the buyer iheFo nothing
zone ior export The sales included 81 o9o saels
50 l! s. 3, Tor Cbicago spring inside rriee or
ponr, in store 81 2l So 38 for Milwaukee club sz
.. ~ of amber Milwaukee and Iowa S. So 50 IS for
winter red estern, and 81 so 50 81 for amber cgan.
Rye was nomnov 81 90. Barley was scarce and mi
nal :" 5000 bushels malt brought 80 So The
corn M ID vhrced DC. but closed tameiy; sales
IS 900 bush 81 S. for Western mixed Oats wcre
IN better demand ano tho market irmer.
toifEE-Aarket quiet but hrm, with sales of 80 bags
Rio at 521sc
COTTON lhe narket was quiet, but lrm, with sales Of