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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-28

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Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
Com lllitfed.

VINO the Jail in tn. city OF Shire We a.
L port. parish OF Caldo, negro man
eli black color. aged abou, ,hir,y-fiv. n
years. two upper front teeth out. abou, five.
feet fv. inches high. calls his name
CHARLES. and says he belongs to Judge
Hooker. Hunt county Texas.
Said boy was riding bay horse abou,
six years old and said he stole The. horse
from acarnpmec,ins ground near his owners
home.
Also. u negro man of yellow color. about
twenty four year, of age. about five feet :
inches high. and says he also belongs to
Judge Hooker. cali, his name. NELSON. he
WAS also riding "a small brown mar. about
seven years old. which he also stole at the
sam" tim" and place As above stated. ow IL
crs of animals names unknown.
The owner or owners Of said horses can
find and obtain the same by applying u
Col. S. u. Pitts. near Moorins-port. Ca1Io
parish, La. By proving property and pay
ing charges.
Tn. owncr or owners Of the said slaves
are hereby notified TO come forward prove
property. pay charges and taxi, them an ay
or they will be disposed Of "a. tn" law iii.
reefs. J. W. MAHlE.
Tailor.
Oct p ST.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

An officer who has been with Gen
Grant through all his Virginia cam
ptign, says:
What he had lost more men since
he crossed the Rapidan by death,
wounds and desertions. than the
total mum or of which his army, at
the start. consisted. Many of the
old regiments, that started with nine
hundred or thousand men, cannot
now muster, of the original, more
than seventy or a hundred men. The
army with which Grant commenced
his campaign is no more. His pres
ent force is really less than the total
number of reinforcements he has re-
ceived since the disastrous battles OF
the Wilderness and Spottsylvania.
Hence his demand for hundred
thousand fresh troops. He has
already been reinforced by more thar
a hunorcd thousand.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
PHELPS PANE, A. A. G.

The following is an extract from
speech Of jefferson Davis in the
United States Senate, January 10th
1861:
"If you will not have it thus; if
in the pride of power, if in contempt
of reason and reliance upon force,
YOU say We shall not go, but shall re-
main as subjects to you, then, gen
tlc,nen of the North, u war is to be
imaugurated, the like of Which has
not been seen. Sufficiently numer-
Gus on both sides, i'll close contact,
with only imaginary lines of divis-
ion, and with many means of APP
proach, each sustained by pro luc
tive sections, the people of which
will give freely both of money and
of store, the conflict must be multi
piled indefinitely; and masses ot
men, sacrificed to tn, demon of civil
war. will furnish hecatombs such a~
the recent war in Italy did not offer
At the end of this, what will y",,
have effected. Destruction up",
both sides subjugation upon mel
ther; a treaty Of peace, leaving botl
torn and bleeding; the wall Of the
widow and the cry of the orphan
substituted for those peaceful note.
of domestic happiness that now pre-
! walls throughout the land; and ther
; you will agree that each is to pur
sue his separate course as best h,
may. This is to be the end of tn
war. Through a long series o
: years you may waste your strength
f distress your people, and get at las
to the position which you migl1
have had at first, had justice an
$ reason, instead of selishness an
4 passion, folly and crime, dictate
your course"
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
UrAp QUARTERS TRASs- Miss. DEpr.

IirAr QUARTERS TRASs-MrSs. DEpr
Shreveport, La. October u. 1864. !
General Orders.
No. -.
VIND the end that the accounting officers
L of the Treasury may be enabled to
act alvis"dly on the claims of pay due de-
biiity Of error or fraud in twice paying for
the same period of service. all Quarter
masters. charged with pay funds, will i'm
meiiately prepare aud transmit To Hon. d.
r. shall. Auditor. T. NJ. Mt Marshall. Texas,
q, roll or list of all officer. to whom they
have heretofore tra'ic payments on aceoup,
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

upon by the officer under whore direction
the service may be performed. not exceed
ing the rates paid detailed men, and ration,
-ubicct t" tit. approval ut the Chief lunr.
master OF this department.
MI. Circular from this office. dated
Shreveport. La, Sept. !. 1864. is hereby
revoked.
JOHN T.. CAREY.
Capt L ChfQ. N. Tran. Miss. Dept.
ArrRovEn
Isy command Of
Gen. T.. kIHBY SNirH.
". x. BO!:GS.
Brig. Gen. Il Chief of STAFF.
Nov ~.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
Notice.

Notice.
HEAD QUARTERS Enc. nEIT.
TKA>S Miss. Dnrr-.
Shreveport. October 2sth. l-<i.
DERSDSS having slaves employed on
L the public dcf.nc"s are urgently re-
unestcd to forward blankets. or s"u.. sub
>ii;uic. TO them. 1t is. n, present. impo>s
bl. tor the Government To do more than
supply tn. soldiers in the field.
Much sickness and many deaths may be
prevented. if owners will forward proper
bedding to their negroes promptly.
II. r. DOUGLAS,
novl-2t 1t. Col and Chief Eng.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

IT their pay and emoluncnts, and hereafter
will furnish similar rolls at the end If each
calendar month. according To the following
form:
List Of officers. 4. s. A.. 70 whom pay
mcn's We're made Ivy the during tie month
OF ~--, l-ti p. ON account Of their pay.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
SPELLING HOOK.
Now ready for delivery

NV @o0S0S III oe"'e1y
~ the SOUTHERN SPELLER.
By Mrs. N. H. Hay, late principal Of the
Shreveport Female Academy.
Til. Southern Sieller is designed fos be.
vinncrs. aud is intended As - Speilev asd
Reuter-: H.. character il such as will inter.
est children and attract their attention.
Price Single copies $40. in new issue
or Louisiana money or 50 cents specie
~ copies 500. Liberal discount 20 the
trade.
Orders should be forwarded immediately
AS the edition is not large : and they will
Ice filled in the order received. Sent TO any
address. post pail. on receipt Of price.
Address. JSO. DICKINSON,
uctll New, Ofice. Shreveport. La.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

An officer advising his general to
capture a post, remarked, cit will
only cost few men," "Well," said
the general, Twill you make one of
the few -
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
The State IF Louisidna-Pnrish of
Cudf0-In District Court.

Curatorsh;p Of D. L. MCulchcon.
NOTICE. is hereby given that ". Rose
~ has this day applied to be appointed
Curator of said ~. l.. Mct'utchcon. An nb
s.utc-. and unless opposition h.. made
thereto in ten days. the time prescribed by
law said ". Rose will be appointed. a
prayed for.
Given under my hand and seal OF Office,
this October 70, 1854.
nov2-u 4. II. LEONARD.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
Old Series Vol. VII
Yankee Facts.

Big-Gen. Maggie. one of AeClel.
lan's aids, who was dismissed from
the Yankee service, has published
letter in the Yankee pspers. defend
ing his chief from the aspersions a
the Lincoln party. The following
extract from it in re!atio, TO Grants
losses is interesting,
The preference Of General McClel-
Ian for the Peninsula campaign and
,l,. condemnation Of the Presidents
plan have been fully sustained. The
families and friends of the 10000
men lost south Of the Rapidan. since
the 4,h Of May, last, proclaim it
everywhere. Mr.. Stanton told the
country. ut TINT time, he had a hum
.ir.d thousand men more than he
wanted, aud now he tells you he
wants a hundred thousand more men.
Gen. Grant cr.<st.sl the II 'pidan with
at, army vario,,slv estimated from one
hundred aud eighty thousand to
............ 10000
H.. afterwards added Buffers 10000
lie wac reinforced $4,000
100000
Making, exclusive Of S.is!e's
..-....--... oV'VVOs
On the Ist of Sept. our forces
We're estimated, exclusive of
Sheridan's thirty thousand, at $4,000
Gen. Lee had on the Rapidan.
after he had concentrated
his army ............... o0sVVV
B.a.resard joined him in Rich
mond with his forces from the
South, which, with those near
Petersburg, amounted to. $4,000
Breckenridge brought. ..... 10000
And Lee was reinforced pro- ..-
baby 80, 900
Maxim in all 15j,OOO
On the LIST Sept. his forces
were estimated, at Richmond,
Mt $4,000
Exclusive of Early's command.3O,0OO
Showing the discharges and
loss from Grant to be. 80. 10000
And that of Lee to be go. $4,000
According to these figures, Gener-
nj Grant had 235,OOO men, of VIII N
on the LIST Set TENDER, but $4,000 re-
mained-5O,OOa ut Petersburg and
$1,000 with Sheridan, showing a
loss of 1866 men. According to
this General Grant has lost in bat
tie rs many men as General Lee had
during the campaign.
IfGrant had, on the LIST Of Sep
TENDER, but $4,000 men at Peters
burg, his achievements since that
time have amounted to but $4,000,
while his losses from expiration Of
t. RIM Of enlistment, bundled day men
G, ing home. and the casualties of
battle, may be set down at $4,000
Il en-leaving him now about $1,000
a Petersburg. 1t is said that there
are now awaiting transportation in
the cities, from 50 to 10000 men.
which will be sent forward by the
25th Matchmaking his force 100000
men. OF these, not more than 49,
900 are old soldiers the rest are new
recruits.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

l certify on honor that the above. is a true
and correct statement. and that it embraces
all the officers :" whom payments were
made by mo On their pay accounts during
the period therein indicated.
Date -. -,
Station -------- ttuartermaster.
by Command Of
General r. k,nnr SMITH.
:. :. ANDERSON,
Lov2 It Assistant Adjutant General
Louis ana. Arkansas and T.xa, papers
print four weeks.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

VNIIE. undersigned offers for rent Ct
l. or ieas. his plantation. stu i'll
.t.d on Trinity River, Houston W.X
County. Texas $50 acres under cult
walton. :aiO Of which is choice black land ::
1870 acres sandy land of good quality
Good log buildings, negro quarters, gin,
mill. blacksmith shop. &c. Plenty Of good
water. both we'll and spring: in good
ncighborhood distance from Crockett p
miles. from huntsville % miles. For
terms apply to WIN. Bird vile. nea. Hunts
willie. or myself at this place.
X. II. HYDE.
novl-lt
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

Nlarried-On the 18th October. at
the residence of Mr.. Michael Dickson. in
Bossier parish. by the Rev. u. Parker, Mr.
". II. Dickson Ia Miss. II. H. DYER.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
Oct. - 81
W Wanted.

4 I Shreveport Arsenal. OLD ZINC, for
~ which liberal price will he paid.
&. W. VALLEY.
Oct. IS g. Capt. C"mdS.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

The steamship St. Mary yesterday brought
down from Red River six hundred and fifty
exchanged prisoners. Our readers will re-
member that the correspondent of The
Era. at Merganza in his letter published
Sunday last. noticed the arrival of these
prisoners at Alexandria. and their subse-
qnent removal tn Red River landing. The
Confederate prisoners for whom they were
exchanged having shortly arrived, the
Union soldiers were at once turned over to
Col. Dwight. Commissioner Of exchange.
They were landed at Bulls Head. from
whence they were transferred to the Camp
of Distribution, under charge Of Major
Schermerhorn. at the Louisiana Press. and
supplies were furnished them by the Quar-
termaster of Prisoners, Lieut.. Edward
Reid We were unable last night to obtain
list Of their names.
There are. We understand. about twenty
six hundred Union soldiers Yet remaining
at Tyler. Texas. from whence these came
who are all anxionsly awaiting exchange.
We heartily hope they will soon be releas
ed from bondage.--N. o. Era. 25. ult.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

Capt. .John Taylor Wood.-John
Taylor Wood. the commander of the
rebel pirate Tallahassee, says the
Baltimore American, is grandson
of President Taylor, and was for
mrrly Il lieutenant in the United
States Navy, from which he was
dismissed in April, 1861. At the
breaking out of the rebellion he was
OH duty at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis as an Assistant Professor
of gunnery. Immediately outside Of
Annapolis he owned small farm,
which he left very suddenly and
mysteriously, and with his wife and
children escaped to Dixie by crossing
the Potomac, since which time he
has figured very largely as pirate
upon the waters of the Chesapeake.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
General Orders No. 5.

General Orders No. 5.
Headquarters District Of Western
X cntucky, Paducah, Ky. July %,
1S64.-I. All persons occupying
houses and barns and other build
ings--all persons occupying lands as
tenants or o.llerwise-are positively
prohibited from paying rent for such
use and occupation. except to land
lords and owners who are answer
wing, unconditional and undertaking
Union persons or corporations.
III. All persons so using or occu-
plying sucl, buildings will, Oh the Is,
of August, attorn to the Government
of til. United States and make pay
m.nt Of rents to the Post Quarter
master at the nearest post in this Dis
trict.
III. No payment Of rents between
this day and the first of August,
1861, will be valid.
BY command of
Brig. Gen. f.. 4. PAINE.
PHELPS PAINE. Capt. and A. A.G.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
1.-THE Tax Assessor,s Notice.

smiths Office. Saturday. 26th "
The Planters are earnestly solicited to
meet me- at thu. above named places. pre-
pared t" give in their produce hy weight
per busiiel. at Government standard.
y. &. W:ILNIE.
oci2J-3t Assessor Cadlo Tax District
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

The following paragraph is from
the Thibolaux La.) Sentinel,
Yankee sheet:
Dark Prospects.-A negro having
purchased, at n very high price, a
license from the sheriff to keep a
drinking saloon for persons of his
color, had his stock confscated and
his establishment closed on the first
day by The Provost Marshal, but by
much talking succeeded i'll obtaining
permission to continue his business.
So now we have, within our town,
refreshing saloon expressly for ne
grors. where those persons can buy
whisky by the gla s. Decidedly.
this institution is one of the bless
ings of cirH government, for the mill
tarv orders concerning the sale of
liquors was heretofore very severe.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
lSlOttinx Paper.

LVDR SALE at this "ffic,. by
i NJ. wElNSTOCK.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
Ia19ht! LI191at2
nERE Lard Oil and Candles,
l. for sale At
HOWELL l. BUCKNER,
Shreveport Ang. Cad, 90 III

st. Mary's Convent.
Faculty consisting Of FIVE Teachers.
ID ATES Of TCITION-$i5. $50. 42s
IL Mu &c $25. State money or New Is-
sue received. oct25
South Western please copy.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
General Orders No. Z.

General Orders No. Z.
Headquarters District Western
Kentucky, Paducah, July 90, 1864.
l. All banks within tho limits of this
District. except the post Of Cairo, are
prohibited from paying out any
money or making any transfer. ex-
cept by special permission from these
headquarters. BY command of
Brig. Gen. f. A. PAINE.
PHELPS PAINE, A. A. G..
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
Army Orders.
An ACT.
An ACT.
To Prov kde for the Conn pensa-
ton ~ NOn-COns mi s~i Oned
Omcers, Soldiers, Sailors and
\In rimes ON bet allied Service.

49,. VI q eaneS Ouo sIVV01sVss SSsN sSes
llNiiE Congress of the toni:d-sa'" states
Of America do enact, That all r'r-"ns
detailed from the army. or after enrolment
for military service. or from the navy or
marine corps for special duty or extra duty.
rav. r,'ions and allow ncc. ~ if they wer"
performing service i'll the field.
Sec. =. That oil such detached or detail
ell men ehall b. allowed in addition. not eek
cccdiug two dollars per day. and comPcn-
sati"n for all extra work. or for any nncom-
mon skill or industry displayed in the per
fo,nance Of du,i., 10 which they may be-
signed. in proportion to the value, OF such ca
trn labor or uncommon skill or Industry.
whether i, be in performing AN unusual
amount Of work within the usual hours. or
extraordinary skill and superior workman
shin Displayed in tho execution of such du.
ties, til. vaiu. Of such extra labor or uncom-
mon skill or industry, to be- determined by
rlc officer or superintendent under who's.
Immediate direction raid detached or de
tailed service IL ay b. performed. subject To
I'll. approval of the Secretary of he War or
Navy. The additional compensation provi-
dcd in tbi, section hall be the sa,nc for
both tho War and Navy Departments. un.
der certain rules to be prescribed by the
President
Sec. T. That all non commissioned OH
GERS. musicians, privnie-. sailors or marines.
be so detailed without pay or allowance.
but shall b. compensated for their service.
Nv wages received from said contractors.
under rules prescribed by the Secretary OF
War and Of the Navy.
Inn
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
p t-BLf>HEU Ti'ESDff .NOENiNG
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Terms For six months So. Three
months &Ij. In New Issue Of Confederate
notes or Louisiana State notes
Persons who prefer paying in specie can
have it Al the rate of ~ per annutn
e. Money must not he sent at orr risk. ~
Aiver,.inc-S3 per square for first in
ser,ou: each subsequent insertion -.
Obituary notices. marriage. ral!s tor pub
lie meetings. etc, charged for AS other adj
vertiseucnts .1nIiS DUksN>OH,
Editor and Proprietor
Eight line. or lees in this paper i. c"nsti-
tutrd - square. NJ deduction or Increase
maI- L" co,rrsp" i with the charge. Of
other papers. publishing similar advertise
,ncu,s. rs appear in this paper Tax" due
.,ot;cs and gore rn yo'TSe''ss H"r"rd"Jy.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

The following, taken from the
Memphis Appeal. will afford our
readers moments reading of bonn
bastic effort on the part Of one Of
Lincoln's hirelings. We have often
read of brutes, and the devil ASSUME
ing the form Of man, and this. we
think must be case Of that kind
Tyruxny IL Kcxhnrky-Gexevol
Paise's Letter and Ordevs.-I have
come here t. offer you Federal saliva
ton, to protect and defend Union
men, to show you that they are the
very salt Of the earth, to teach you
that the sooner you cluster about
them, aud protect and defend them,
the better it will be for you.
Your plans, gentlemen. are all
good for your cases, but not for mine.
We have wasted too much time
already in trying your plans. We
los. by it every time. Our streets
are already red with tn. blood Of
Union men, sacrificed while we have
been listening to and trying your
plans. Look at tennessee. Look
at Missouri. 1t is no use, gentle
men, NO use. My mind is made up,
my plans all arranged. was here
in SOL, and advised you then of the
better way, the only way to peace.
I told you what would come, if you
persisted, and now. after three years,
l return to you again an find that
you have not improved in anything,
except your wealth. Rebellious,
pr .ud. defiant, betrayiny your cause,
actually leading Forests army in
here, and clappins your hands as his
murdcrous fire swept away the life of
our nations defenders. 1t is high
time You were made to feel the effects
of your disloyalty, and l intend that
you shall feel them.
II shall shoot every guerrilla taken
in my district, and if your Southern
brethren retaliate by shooting a Fed
eral soldier, l will walk out FIVE Of
your rich bankers, brokers and cotton
men, aad make you kneet down and
shoot you. l will do it, so help me
God! You men Of such large influ
encc will be- held responsible for the
peace Of the district. If Union
man is murdered by these suerrillas
here, the same fate awaits five of you
gentlemen. l have sworn it, and it
shall be done.
Il am going to manage this dis
trict 80 that when l am done with it
the men and women who remain can
come together in the name of the
Lord. and say that we belong to the
United States
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
For the News
The Deserted Mansion Of Gen.
Lee, at Arlington.
Suggested .tJom Il Description by a
Washington Correspondent.

Ivy ". n. 7.
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08

HE.n Or AnrEn- TE>NS-MiSs. DLr'r.
Shreveport. La, Oct. -. ls6i.
GENERAL. OhpkRs
No So.
flN!iE following order from the War
l. department is rrpublishcd for infor-
nation:
AnUrA>r AND Ix.i-r'R. GENi.s. OrrICE.
Richmond, Va. Aug. 81. lSii.
GENFR II. bEpiE>
M
Shreveport news., 1864-11-08
>. COULTER.
Adjutant and Inspector Gen.

Louisiana. Texas and Arkansas papers
publish four weeks.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
From New OrIsans.

Nrw OELglSs, sept ~, via 'CAmo, Sept.
l9--There is much dispute over the Mexican
news, aud ia not generally believed, but some
who should know assert positively that il is
true
Corlinas is said to be still AT Fort Brown
with ~ guns bearing 0n Maiamuras
Col Ford's rebel cavalry ia encanped ten
miles up the Rio Grande
The French had moved out ten miles from
Bapdad
The news from Atlanta produced great de.
spondency among tue rebeb and CORES
poediag JOY among loyal peopleariI .l .l..
Hoods army N reported through loyal
sources 70 be greatly demoralized
All che trans, lississippi rebel army, with
the exception 81 Buekhers brigade, moved
UP towards White rivar. Bnokner oonirOnls
the remnant OF our army at MorganEa
Onr main force hAh been sent away from
MorgRnza- Destination contraband.
Colonel seymauski, rebel commissioner Of
exchange, aud Colonel Dwight, federal CON.
missioner, we're in consultation at Mofgan1a
yesterday
7, Il is hoped a general exchange OF prison.
oy will BE- the resnlt =, ss.,
. Nothing new has been received from Mo,
bile.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-19
By Telegraph.
REPoRTED FOR THE DAILY EMpIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.
nrown.vIIIs oaptur.a hr oor,Inn.

Br0Whsvilio Captured by COrtinas.
CAIRO, September lS.-The steamer j.
White from New Orleans on the. 9Th, has or.
rived npiJ Int AlN 'n tii' iti
The steamship Fung Shang arrived out on
the 18Th inst .I-..u I-s4 4HII
The transport Continental left the same day
for New York via Fortress Monroe.
Mexleans, just arrived at New Orleans, re-.
port Cortinas unable TO cope with the French
aud lha be crossed with his force OF 1000
men hhd sixteen cannon over ths Rio Grande
and occupied Brownsville, driving out the
rebels under Colonel Ford He hosted the
American dag, declaring MS he wus born on
The Other side Of the river, no Wasi a citizen
ol the United States, aud would hold Browns
vile Tor that Government. he immediately
notified the American consul ut Bra2os of his
proceedings. ,a.u.4 ...l ....f
Adyces from Memphis say Forrest issued
an order, dated the I'd, positively prohibiting
oil exit or egress from his lines alter the 10Th,
and perenlptorily forbidding TRANSPORTATION Of
cotton outside the territory under his com.
mand
This is conIeelured TO mean that he has
some important expedition on foot, which
the extract from the Nicksburg Herald doubt
less refers to-
The Nicksburg Herald, of tho 10TH says
there has been u concentration OF rebel fore.
es at Jackson, Miss Forests, Taylors, Gal
sons, Wirts and Adams troops were encamp-
ed around the city for several miles, and es-
timnled AT 10000 strong, with extensive wag.
on, pontoon and artillery trains. all The
wagons are marked u. s., being those cap.
tured from Sturgis ut Guntown. Forest and
Taylor have the dreelion Of affairs All
movements are conducted with the greatest
secrecy. Forest is still compelled to walk on
erutclles from wounds received at Tnpello, but
can rida horsa
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COMMERCIAL.
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...tt., DAYTON, September 9.
HARSHMANS FL0UR--Red wheat,
Wholesale Sill 90, Retail Sll so.
WHEAT--$l 80. l'
CoRN-ll0
OATS~-70 81 gT.F In
RYE-l 45CAI 30.
BARLEY-ASl 509l60. ror
TEAS-S2 50@2 90.
C0FFEE--5S(AsOc. s,| HNlrNtNN
SUGAR--30.
COFFEE SUGAR-33936o per h.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-374c per h..
M0LASSES--$l 35@l40 per gal
MCE-20c per 10.
LARD--25@30. ..
BUTTER-40@6O 20
CHEESE, --23@26.
STARCH l2lc per b.
S0APS-20c per ib
DRIED EACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l6@2O. H..
BEAN9-Per bushel ~ 5O@3 90
EGGS-lS per doz
ToBAC0o--9O@SIlO per ID ;tspl
SHOTS 90 per sack.
LEAD--26e per ID. l'i'.I.
POTAT0ES-$2 70 per bush.
HAY-Timothy $40 per ton. 0na UHiH
WHISKY 80.
T0MAT0ES-$2 80 per bush.