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- .,lsHA0So April g. 1854.
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~ sisHAoSo April 9, 1854
49, GeSsrg waKi.e., 9'aiC;sr j Thompson,
isc,GTa 9, rlHiisee Il {; A.
Gentlemen II ,ay u ca: f;'i>x sat za;s 7;are fra
vented 62 various ,iFesIii '.f;s rem nearing tue
iecu-e o; III. Rev 81 ~ ''fne .:l-.3ric Snii
csncA OF the Saatuc-l E@Ieier.cg.' :t:issIs,s that
tie thoughts it contained deserve w'.cr dist ri
nation, pcoiiaig sl-East tha. 0u enies 10
ACQUIRE its repetition IN t:cl noI n ~ eafiy day
Years, very respectfully,
Tayiu /. Il iioHis0n,
& burrows, John Il scrsen
Wm Manard, Geo . + st..r.
In accordance with the ab"VG, tia Lecture au led
to viii be p2aied Thursday cv.nire next, ito
I'D inst 4: O'clock, IL tie United Z. u u. ie ian
Church, CDR keaa's Tickets :, csGl., ~ be had
al the uoor and ooUks.orts. ~ t9-3.f
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OFFICE EIcHnosD :. pETEgsBUc K X 60.
Richmond, Va, April it;a, 1854. {
RZs TIE attention 0! The Stock hold rs af lnis
S~5 Company is specially dir. let, 10 ti,. follow
Ing resolution OF The Board OF Directions
Re.cirld, fbat the Stockholders Of this Com
pany be convened In general meeting Oh Tues ,lay
The 96lh inst Ut 10 o'cOch A II, for the puylos;.
not only OF receiving the annual repoE. ard state
ments OF the President and Directors, but more
especially to consider qGes Ion of grave i,u,e,r-
lance lii connection with the Government, which
demands, if possible, the Attendance q; each snack
holder in person. NJ w YagHIkUpoS-
ap i2- i26th.p Treasure.
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EIN.0WERS, Flowers, Flowers. The subserftsr
r. would most respectfully remind the citizens Of
Richmond and its vicinity, that the time has ar
rived for planting out roses, gesaaiams yerbeneis
heletropes, msgaoas, sverg.cena, t,e es
and towering shrubs, &c of which 10 has q large
supply.
BTausis. Wreaths and Cscsses, &c, Of choice
flowers, tsstefuily arranged.
JOHN MORTON, Florist,
sp tS-ofS Cor Of Main and Reservoir ste
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,'ASp pa,o,,nr..
Bedding,
CTockefy,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Watches, &c,
A, Auction
We viii cfT.r, a. cur saiesrocms, On Wednesday,
April 9Th, 1864, nting at 10 oc'ock N, en-
extensive aud superior assortment OF pari,r, cham
Der, dining room, and kitchen furniture, ladies'
cloeks dresses boots SHOES superior gold watches,
and great variety If other ar'cieS CT present Ia
much demand amongst which will he found
2 rosewood pianos
Sofas, lounges, rockers
Wardrobe, cabinets
P4rior, dinin. aud kitchen tables
CUSHIONED, cane-sest and windsor CHAIRS
French al d cottage bs istsads
hxcellen, mahogany and common washsta,ds
Feather beta, hair and chuck mattresses
Boisters, Pillows ald quilts
Bilnkete, she3tJ, sEl ii low slips
Carpets, ru,3, sDi mating
Large aGd snail dishes aud plates
Large bowls, cups and sauc-rs
PAflor and msntei ornaments
Ciossa, lnsntias. snd Or ssss
Gats.s, boots and I'll, cs
Several very 1Ge gold watches.
ALSO,
An invoiea Of istiieH' bcnDet5. made expressly
f'ctsis s:ss"n, entirely new, Of fashionable
styles and ma:. uf,o urel CT the vesS finest
material
5 bbls CT vinegar
Al invoice Of s1nc king tobacco
1000 raYaTs assorted needles, &C.
WILLIAMSON 4 co, Aucts.
R.-7he pianos and watches will be sod a. II
ocicek. apI
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1On DOLLARS Rawarc.--S,rGyed on Saturday
iOV l!!h inst. pale Cow, gi;irg milk has
'ies bored through sbe cad OF e.ci. horn small
piece enippei Il Juc horn the head, white
90 Sick and holly. Hiii psy the above reward for
her return j n PARKER, TN g.,
Up I9~-3t' Bet Clay and l.a.yh ste
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Z OFT : 20 reward--OD tie 26th March, il room
! No Ia Castle Thunder, my British protection
papers. Tn" iador viii confer fave. by leaving
them %; the Dispatch office, whore he ": III iid the
above reward vas informed tina. they We're eft
At the f1c last week AID taken sway sPaia there
no: being any reward there They have be.t al ver-
tsed once before. PATRICK Mccarthy.
ia-.it
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E!Li2.iHY NOTICES.

CONFEDERATE srATzs OF AMERICA, \
War Department, Bureau Of Corscripiion
Richmond Va, April 9th, 1854.
SIRCULHR No IA -
" Circular No ~, carfen; ssricg, Is hereby re-.
vek cd
ii CGmEiandan'3 viii setain out OF the reserve
Glasses sutioieat number t, compose their camp
guards ard supporting force, and proceed rapidly
as possible 10 organize Ito companies persons Of
the said reserve aIasses.
HI. ComiaEnisn.s VIII Instantly DEF Is rate proper
rendezvous, asa order all persons If tie rcsoTy c
classes to report at snrh feDds Zscus 10Th day CT
Arril inst, fer shc purpose uf ccc.ing company Of
Gcc:s .si being c.ganis,t into companies.
~. The instant organic atom If these c'aescs Is
deemed CT the highest importance, aud all such
persons % do moi sppos. ct the rendezvous On the
day e2pe:ated uR. te enrolled and assigned nj the
discretion ar the com,napdants Uaic4s otherwise i'll
dire Ct to This Bureau.
By order ci Col JNO PRESTON.
ID DurFls,D, Gen ap 6-eoe6s
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E.l.ls RH!YT .AlE.l SfLE

M Ei.i';4?r E.ick nEeiiirg-Is.Use fo1 rent
80 situated corner Il i.sigl aud aaa,l,s sia.--
'iiir Eouga las II rno,. :, s!.ll., kitchen, cca
s.au-e, snd E Large Esrds. also al excellent well
Ct water. tha iiaus. il in excellent condition.
tos5esgi2:: given i'isnedteiy sftr the safe cf fdT
al;u;e. Apply 10 MiffSI.DOHFER,
No AIT Bread 81.
S--if not rented privately before the sale Of
turnitcrc, the house wit! b3roa:sd e. the highest
t:iitr n The day II sale. al 1871
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ATEW SONGS
IN Luat published,
On Guard. Words by Wallace Rowe
where are the Hopes Cherished? Norma
T~nsiing stars are Laughing, Love. 6. ordway
A so, new editions 81 the fayufiEes-
When tbis Cruel War il Over
Annie OF the Va,e
Add Saturday next-
liar Bright Smile Haunts He Still
TITO three last, IN addition to the piano forte NO.
compartment. are arr ranged for ths Guitar.
GEO DUNN h CO,
ap l2-6t Corner lisp and Main sts
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kfOill Application will be made TO tic Ite4-
" suTy u par,ncut for renewal OF the low iBs
pu per cent ccTl;icatcI AMI the Ia oiic arc Caution
cd agai!is trading for the same. I'hey were Issued
aSth March, aad are numbered respectively ifou,
5.G3 to 5,7.: Jas &c $500; Worden. s'o2 Ed
ward Deaby, s. 0, VIM Ia,eni, 500; Asnsiisii,
Hr. 500.
ap l9-.aaGW+ G w ELUtDHD
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VERY desirable brick nsyei!in2 on the aoits size
ii Frankie, between 1th anl ST.. sircet3. TOR
r1at.-''h Franklin street, between ian and Sih, Il
thoroughly .iurEahcd Hause, with six led chata-
uesA, drawing and dining foaus, and basement
faniGs Sc, for rent. AZ XGecus cook can be had
With tie house. Fr a So os gentlemen or FOR {
i2tIiy the establishment is complete, Pl session
given Isl Of May. Apply to
az 10 81 GnDDtH & APPERSn,y
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40oD u evOuo8 INC DANGER. She seems
bent On dspopnlating Ireland; on transfer
yiag Der troublesome enemy to the Western
QoQtinsnt and leaving NO materials for in
epFssetien = her own doon. Mi. Lincoln
4svipG already disposed OF some seventy
fhoaSaad q her Irish population, she has
good reason 70 suppose that her fatare sun
p11 win Be consumed with equal facility.
anA that no miracle viii raise their dry bones
from the battleaelds Of the South to come
hons md xindicats the independence of
thee Own coaatsy. Between Lincoln and
6aa Resell the buried liberties of Ireland
hsvs 70 chanes a rssareetion, il her peo-
~ eoefaass 70 b dsludsd into armed emf
gFaaon = America Theis true policy Ia 10
senae = hs0a. nd await the hour and the
IA = IL event a future hostilities be-
- xee1aad ~ France. the short 6Is-
- ~ sshrsts ~ two countries and
- e.caoynsae = steam win render a
assh iasastea u Isslasd sasy and DrsctI-
80 A iayasioa non Anerice. across
- fhossnnd miller q vatsr. and onnossd
fyneneee powerful navy IN the World 4
- 0AoooDe 81 1elnejons.
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" W base--tAne Of Moosheaa,s mlgnsfie snacf,is.s
a good working esdsr, la-gr SIS. Adaress "a
ASsce ossss' ~ le-2tt
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! bu IS Ter reat and FucGituro f.r sac,--'Tuo
{ ileuse contains nj: that is Necessary for a
N '4efate sizst family, nciudicg risuo, c.. king
save, holding, &c Apply nj No II. II Auditors
CHI C s, o. box No 1876, City PSs;"tti;t. for Two
diys. ia-Itt
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Uh s4ie--1wo bsndsoHA Blk Drsaers: or. |.
black, The ether steel catrr. rnn s. ,s 80 !.
- 1s.en N1sct. 40 IL at
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-16
Political Affairs.

While TaE PIONEER will refrain from intempera:e
and factious opposition to the present Administra
ton, it will fearessly crticise every act that Is
deemed subversive of the public good; but 1t will
be in spirit OF candor and moderation designed to
evolve light and truth, and promote the diffusion of
sound principles of political economy. We shall
advocate at all times Democratic: Principles and
Democratic Men," and expose the evil tendency and
corruptions of radical measures and men. In short
we shall aim to make THE PioNEER the central organ
Of the Democratic and conservative sentiment of
Minnesota: and being determined TO continue in
the course we have pursued the past year. we conf
IDENTIFY appeal to the Democracy for their support
In these days when the party in power Is lavish
Of its benefits to its press which has become base Us
1t has grown venal, and when the Democratic press
L. excluded from patronage it is especially important
that the mas the party should extend a liberal
support to Its pape-s. 1t is Indispensable and it is
the business Of every patriotic and conservative man
of the State. With these views, we gard It duty
to enion upon Democrats everywhere to support the
local and ntra press 1t must be done, or we must
abandon the hope to take our place in the grand roll
of Democr tic States. which the events of the next
two years will Inevitably inscribe upon the time
honored banner. Let not Minnesota be laggard TO
"pursue the triumph and partake the gale"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-16
Abstract of the Report Of the Conn
missioner of Agriculture.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S-The report of
the Commissioner of Agriculture, dated
December LIST, contains some interesting
facts. The wheat crop of this year is Il =
70S, 213 bushels less than last year. Its
quality, however, is generally superior.
Although the crop is less, yet greater
abundance of corn and buckwheat will tend
to lessen the home consumption, so that
the export demand can be met. The rye
crop is 909,807 bushels less than last year.
The barley crop is less by 75O, 1927 bushels,
but this is too small a reduction for further
notice. The long and severe drought of
last summer 0ccasioned great anxiety for
the corn crop. Whilst the rains in August
came too late in some localities to materi-
ally benefit it, and in others some of the
fields were too far injured to recover,
yet generally the showers were in time
to benefit the crop very much. Com
pared with last year the crop of 1864 is
7S,613,444 bushels greater, and 5,464
bushels less than the crop Of 1862. But
it is certain that the home demand upon
it will be far less than upon that of 1862.
There will be nearly 100000 of hogs
less, and greatly decreased number of
cattle to fatten, less farm stock to keep
over the winter, and still larger saving
will be effected by diminished distillation.
These lessened home demands will render
our ability to meet the export demand in
1866 fully equal to that of 1868. There is
large decrease in the tobacco crop. In
1868 it was 267, 267, 92O pounds, and this
year but 1917, 1853, 229 pounds,-a differ
ence of 69,799,69 pounds.
The chief reduction in toe crop of 1864
is to be found in the States of Kentucky,
Missouri and Maryland. The condition Of
their labor, and the unfavorable season for
planting out, are the causes of this re-
duced production. The buckwheat crop
has increased 1904, Os5 bushels over that
OF 1868, and is equal to that of 1862. At
one time it was feared that the potato crop
would almost be failure, but the rains of
August and September were favorable to
it,'especially in the northeastern States.
The crop is 3,903, 1872 bushels less than that
of1863. Although the hay crop is /, 62O, O96
tons less than that of last year, yet its SUI
perior quality will fully compensate for its
decrease in weight. It was harvested in
the best condition. In most of the West
ern States, where sorghum is grown to
large extent, and syrup has been made in
considerable quantities, there is no great
increase above that of 1852, except in ILL
nois, where it is two and quarter tenths.
The returns from counties in which cotton
is grown are not many, but, compared with
1862, they show considerable increase,
ranging from one to fve-tenths. In nli-
nois it is four-tenths, or forty per cent In
the oat crop there has been decrease al
most proportionate to that of the wheat
crop.
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4 FwrY%rRb frsTRggg ~ \ ITff |ITI y II
the Minnesota House. Lieut.. Dampier went

the Minnesota House. Lieut.. Dampier went
into the barroom-as if on his way to dinner
llis enhance being unregarded by johnson, who
still sat playing. The others were posted at
the two doors, and Lieut.. Marty and guards
man being signalled that the coast was clear,
at once went in and seized johnson as he sat at
the table, pinioning his arms so that he could
not resist. Indeed, he saw at once that it
would be folly to do SO, as he was, covered by
at least three revolvers. He was searched and
$3.50 found on him, but no arms. His revolver
was afterwards found in his room. He and
his 'wife were taken to Col. Averill's Office.
and thence sent to Capt. Keith. WHO at once
made out his commitment to the Provost
Guard house.
johnson made statement to Captain Kieth
about as follows:
Il am twenty-eight years of age, and Tin
ner by trade l was born in Indiana. | en-
listed in Company K, Fifty-eighth Indiana
Regiment, on October LIST, 1861. T was taken
prisoner at Fayetteville, Tennessee. in Sep
TENDER 1862, and paroled soon after. 1 was
never legally mustered into the United States
service, and am not deserter. All ask, is
q fair trial. A volunteer Colonel mustered me
in illegally, and was never recognized as
legal soldier, and could never get any pay"
In regard to the theft of $4,000, he admits
it partially, declaring, however, that there
were only $4,000. Ofthis, $500 has been recov-
cred. His paramour was searched, but no money
of any amount was found on her 1t is thought
that 1t may have been deposited with q bank
10 the city, but the most natural superstition
is, that it has been gambled away. johnson is
sinister, bad looking fellow-such an one as
a man would take anywhere for a desperate,
reckless man. He seems unconcerned and
careless about his fate.
He will be imprisoned here until his regi-
ment can be heard from, and orders for bis
disposal be received
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS.

ST Paw Wednesday, December IA, 1904
The bad roads continue to interfere with q free
supply of produce, and in some srtic es we note an
actual scarcity. Prices remain with no material
change from last weeks figures. We quote:
BARLEY-S1 80 = bushel.
Hx.Ns-S2. 5Os3 90 . bushel
BEEswAx -bSc y ID.
BExF CArrLE-$3 OO(a3 % . cwt
BEEF By the quarter, 5s6c u TO-
BUrTEx-25@Gsc y ID. for frkin; 5NaS5c for bast
table.
CoRN-90c y bushel new ears
Eaes-22@2sc y dozen
HToEs, &c.-Dry Flint 14c; Dry Sailed, 12c:
Green, SIC; Green Sailed. eI9c. Calf Skins Green,
12c; Dry, Ice. Sheep Pe!ts Sl5ts1.7b
HokEY-Prime new, 2SG1 sc y ID.
LARD-25@28c y n.
MUTToN-41z(95c y n. live weight,
OATs-s5DS0c y bushel.
ONToNs-$4 000450 y bu.hei
PoRK-S9. eN912. 90 . cwt
PoUL1RY -s01Oc q H.
PorArOEs-65@8Oc y busbel
TALIOw-1GTc Yb
VRrIPON AND BEAR-6a!c . Is
WHEAr-Sl IS y bushel.
WoOL-I0c y b. Unwashed one-third or
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-16
The General Character of The
Pioneer.

The several editions will present full, faithful
and reliable eptome Of the latest current news re-
ceived through our regular telegraphic reports
respondence, &C. Especial pains will be bestowed
upon Commercial and Market Reports, up to the
moment we 60 to press. To this will be added
lively interest in LEGAL matters, and in everything
calculated to promote the material prosperity of our
people The general army news will be published
promptly, faithfully and fully, and especial attention
will be directed to nteli eence relating to Minnesota
troops in the field giving the latest most authentic
and detailed information as TO their locality and the
conduct OF officers and soldiers
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Our Minister to Brazil upon the
Florida Case.

Mr.. JAMES WATSON WEBB, our Minister
near the Brazilian Court, has written q
moderate dispatch to the Brazilian govern
ment, in reply to one sent him by the Bra
lillian Minister for foreign affairs, complain
ing of the capture of the Florida. Mr..
WEBB writes: go.
The government of the United
States will feel regret at learning that a COM
mander in the navy, without any instructions
or authority whatever, took upon himself the
responsibility to capture one of the principal
cruisers of our rebels while she was anchored
in the port of Bahia; and the undersigned be-
lieves himself to be authorized to assure your
Excellency that all the reparation which hon
or and justice exact will be very freely offered.
Neither the United States nor the undersign-
ed are directly or indirectly responsible for
lied either by the government of the United
States or by the undersigned. =
Thus replying to the note of your Excellen.
cy, and accepting as facts the statements OF
which the undersigned has no knowledge, the
undersigned very frankly, in his own name,
and also in behalf of his government under
the circumstances already stated, disavows
with all his force, the capture of the pirate
Florida in the waters of Brazil. In the dis.
patches which he has sent to Washington he
has always expressed desire to strengthen the
bonds of friendship between the two principa
nations of the American continent.
Such being, as the undersigned has no doubt
the feelings and intentions Of Brazil, as also O
the United States are, he does not apprehend
in the least that these sentiments can be dis
turbed by the acts of the commander of ont
of our vessels of war, or by those of an excl
ted people smarting under what they regard o.
national injury.
! ment OF the United States will promptly d.
all that is consistent with its proper dignit,
| and the honor and dignity of Brazil, the un
dersigned asks your Exceilency to excuse thi
hasty nQte and renews the expression of hi
distinguished consideration.
JAMES WATSON WEBB.
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ou'y competent and careful worlmen and using the
hest material they hope to continue to give satisac-
ttion to all.
PAPER RULED TO ORDER, AND TO
AM PATTERN,
LEDGERS, DAY BOOKS JOURNALS (DM.
MERCiAL AND COUNTY BOOKS. AND
BLANK BOOKS OF EVERY KIND.
MADE IN THE BEST xAsNER.
Olt Books Rebound,
MAGAZINES PERIODICALS, MUSIC, g. 60
BOUND IN ANY STYLE DESIRED,
From the lowest priced work to the highest style of
the art.
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GTRAYED-Five Colts, one wear
~ old VIZ: the Sorre Mare Colt, with white
face; one Brown Mare Colt; one Brown Horse
Colt, with name CLEARED off: one little Sorrel Mare
Colt. with few white hairs on the forehead; one
Brown Horse Colt. with a white spot on the FORE
head and some white on the hind feet
reward of $50 will be paid for The recovery OF
the above described Colts
MICHAEL MILLER,
Cottage Grove Washington county.
FRED. HOLTENIEYER,
Town of Woodbury., Washington Co., MINI.
November IS, 1864 nov1S-d it&w3t'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-16
THE WEEKLY PIONEER

Is the first newspaper issued in Minnesota and has
been printed continuously since 1s4s. 1t contains
all the news matter Of the Daily and Tri-Weekly
editions and is the largest newspaper printed in the
State. We shall endeavor, as in the past, to make
1t emphatically FAMILY PAPER, anda welcome Wis
itor TO every household 1t will contain In addition
to the news OF the day, the best selected and orgi
nal tales poetry reviews and other excellent literary
matter. 1t is in every respect popular newspaper,
and the cheapest as well as the best In the State
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-12-16
PsRsoNAL.-We were pleased to me

PRRsoNAL-We were pleased to meet
Yesterday. Amos W. Hall, ESQ. an old citizen
Of Saint Paul, but who has been since 1852 a
resident of Virginia City, Idaho, (now Mon
tsna). Mr.. Hall looks hearty and well-but
could not enter into any extended converse
ton with us in regard to the mines, our citi-
Gems there, or how many pounds of gold dust
and nuggets he had brought back with him, as
he protested he had hardly slept any for twenty
five nights-ever since he had LETT Idaho, and
must get some rest. | ~-
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COMMERCIAL,
THE WHOLESALE MAeyxr,rS

ST. PAUL Wednesday, December H. 1864
ihere are no new features liz The wholesale mar
kets this week. The changes reported are un,n-
portan, The market is firm at our quotations. an6
fair trade is doing. Our Price Current i, a,
ALCOHOL-s4 % y gallon
CANDL Mould, Ie92Oc q 10 Sta, a7assc
Adamantine CSC; Sperm 65a70c.
law, vt ar rnh-fah no = b. 4Gcscc, prime sc;
CHEESE Reserve, y H., &c: Bap,bnro ooe
CORN MhAt--Yellow, bolted 3D. IS. inhibited
SD White. boiled, $500 NDO0'''u'
FISH-Pickled Herring. new. :, bb e1,so
Scaled Herring, U box, sl25; No Herr;n~ 70 nov
Sl.v Goldfish, Georges, y 100 his, SI2 50. Grand
BANK; Sl3oo914O0; CusS SO. 90; MackereI. new
dun hall af!I bbl laFe &C. h nal rbbs sls No
SAB. MIS- @'='' new
p ELogR % Double Xz bills, $3.50: sacks, $3.50.
Extra =. W Superfne, IS IS
h. l4e3c. Peaches, dried, D 2oc :, C Crsnb
f Boxes sss Ptun Rsis 1s ss7sS % bog hsf
Almonds. Il. z4c S. S. sc. -'e'''O'
$500 1Ai-' 500 ioxi4
l4@c barrel and Hoop l3Gl;c 'O/&S
i'EAL0Pig, -; Bar, &c q H.
:, ~ hhCor90Va Port Byron and lie Claire, So 40
90, Strand Rapids Calcned Plaster, $3.50
aiononggahela, So. eOs5 90; Old Bonrbon. 80 0nSS
oSa g sss1 gal, 81 lasl 25 Sugar
hogse, y a3@l:4o; Golden syrup sl.G0.
SAilS-10s, y keg. $l1GO
olLS-Carbon, by Dbl, SlQ5: Wbala 81 rs
NeasSioet ST. 90; Lard, 1923; L:nseed. So 90
POWDER-Per keg, SIP. IS
RiCE-lS@20c y H.
sALT-7s Dbl, So. 5Ota75o.
SHOT-s5.90 y bag; buck. Sc s5
sOAP-Palm. 12c; German lec. Ca.t,,e SIC.
imitation do, 2Oc "7''e' ''~'
s SriCEsmCloves, &c; Pepper Csc; Allspice, sOc
NntmegS 81 Is; Mace ST. IS; Cassia, 9CcaS1. 90.
SUGAkS-N. o. common, 23c; fair to GOOD
&C. prime to choice, &c. Cuba, common
to iair, s2Sa4c; good to choice, 27@2sc. Port
ian iand sqgar &c; Porto Rico, good to choice,
s sos N; J; crushed powdered &C., s2e; white
TEA, Imperial S. 2oes 90; oolong, qoc@s1. So
Gi lump, $l;ooS9, 90; souchong, 75csS17t;
IObAGCO.Plus, S5cS$1 90; Natural Leaf 81. 40
@l 80; Fine Cut, 90ca$1.25 Smoking, 26Sssc.
MHjIE LEAD-$1S(924 per cwt
WoODENWARE-Per dOzen-Paih, two hoons
$3.50; three hoops $4.15; Tubs, 16 in, $3.50: Is
IN, S!5W; 20 in, 1880; Churns, s14. 5Na16 80.
hai.b tshe!h $3.50; Wash Boards, s. 50 Bowls