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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-06

Ee2s- To toNsUNpTlvFs.-T adyer-
tsef, having been restored to health in few weeks hy
very simple reluetS, after having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection aud that dread disease
Cnnsumption-is anxious to make known 10 his follow
sufferers the means Of cure
TO all who desire it, he will send copy of the prasr,
ton used free OF charged with the directions for nr
pairing ard using ths Same, which they will ind suRE
Cure FER CossrMFEoN ASTHMA, BRcycIurls &c The
only object of tie advertiser is sending the prescrption
is to benefit tho afflicted and spread information which
he conceyes obeinysluabe and he hopes every sufferer
will Try his remedy, it will cost them nothing anu NAV
prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address,
RAY. EDN ARD 4. WILSON,
octl-ig NilliamshuIgh, Kings County, Now York
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L5OR SALE OR CHARTER.

light DRAFT etDE-WJIEL STEAMER of eighty
IONS burthen, suitable foe Freight o. Passengefgweil
Gtted and in perfect order Also FOUR LIGHTERS.
drcktd over drawing thirty inches water with FIFTY
Iohps pr HooD-buiit IN The most substantial manner
-eSrrgaslyfor Tightening wood.
Apply to, or address,
Messrs. DUDLEY BEAH Z co,
eugla-tf No. IL Roauoka Souare
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

esfs" THE VERY THING FOR rHF
iMps'-h there is oue thing more than another tia.
comes in good tine Just now it IA the Family DIE
CotoRs of Howe Stevens Their use will cave the ne
ces'ity for purchasing many garment the more parc
ularly among tho ladies For very tridng eypend,
turo old things may be made to look al good as new
These dyes include s"uo thirty or more coors arc en-.
tireiy reliable and 0an be used with tho smallest amount
oil trouble This process is very simple just as herc.ult
Is very certain They he used al sort. of fabrics,
and when colored, will neither crack smut, rub of or
t'de' The demand for them is immense aud haif use
almost universal. oca-It
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MEDICAL.
uELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRAC1

nUouu.
foi eakno5s arising from Indssfction The exhaust
e powers Of Nature which accompanied by so mas
d''tiiis symptoms among which will be found Indis
POSITION 10 hX-tion, Loss Of Memory WakefuBess Iior
or o. Disease or folehodings OF Evils in tact Universal
Lasude Prostfaiion aud inability to enter into the en-
oyments Of society.
me constitution ones affected with Organic Weasness
q.a tue aid Of Medicns to strengthen and tnuJorate
ne sySts0t, which HBLMHoLDs EXTRACT RIJcIIU in
,m,aHy does' IL no treatment Is submitted to- Con-
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I EIGH BROTHERS. x PHELPS. F.
4rcTr0NEERs AND GESEgAL COMMISSION MgR;
I. CHANTS = q

| No. isast ho'iaLe Slf09e, Norfolt, Ia
The under,ign rcpeeiiGily announce that they ha,s
ts day associated t1enIselrar together the ,ose 81
Ntasi IN ALI IT'S VARIOUS BRANCHES. -.
aFtcllar attention gYea o. The public sr private,
e,ipton, Furniture, Manufactured Tobacco, Country
Prutnce, Sc. az,
sales OF Real lfate Household Fun 1iture &C. attended
terms.
count sales promptly rendered aud settled
Our SenUr tJas. q. t.eighl ofer, his sorv;c q. Al,
90 i.oais ana customers a Leigh Bro and wiz be
eiad i"Sery1 them in hew honse y
JAS Y. LtlCif, late Leigh & Bro '->'
JOHN = LEIGH hate Of } W Wbiteburst & "a {
III w, M pltElfs, late ofiynchburg Va.
''''V'h' q. w = ieo9 oct3im..
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU
... Is THE GREAT DIURETIr
HELHB0LD'S H1GIiLT c0NcEyTRATEp
CoNparSD FLUID EXTRACT SARsApARILLA.

HELHB0LPS HEGhLT C0NCEyTRA TED
+ covporSp FLUID EXTRACT sARsApARILLA.
f"r rnliN inG.the blood enoymg all chronic eonsiu
tiea diseases 'riang ffam impure state of The blood
att the only reliHlc and otecunl known remedy r III,
care Of scrufnla ScSld Head, Salt Rhcrm Pains and
sWeing@ q tht 'tones liberation Of the Throat and
Legs Rloches FinpIes Tho Face letter irysipela.
an't"'h -caiy efnptidh' af the skin,
AND BEAUTiFYiNu THE Co4IPLFXIGy
Not few of tho wor-t disorders that affect mankind
arise rom the corruption that aocGmalaes in the blood
81 all the discoveries that have been mad. Ia nrp n
out. none can equal in effect IIElMBoLDs COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF SAESAPARILLA. 1t cleanses and reno
Yates the hlood hss The ygog of health into the sys.
.ithi hh,l lHf-es out the hHmurs which make disease
stimulates the healthy functions Of the body aud ex
elis tho disorders That grow apd rnlIe IN tie blood
sat remedy that could be relied on. has long bcan
Sighl tor and now, for the first time the public have
one on which they depend Our space here ues not
admit Of certificates TO show its effects but the trial of
single bottle viii show tile sick that il hats virtues sur
passing anything they have ever taken.
Two tablespoonful of the Extract of SarsapariIa added
10 pint Of water j. equal To the Lisbon Diet Drink aud
one hottie IS fully equal to gallon of the Syrup n; Sar-
sapariIla, OF the deeocti"n a. usually made.
M THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
TO USE IN TIlE UNITED STATES ARMY aud are
Also - very general Use in I'LL the State HOSPITALS and
pt BLlC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout the
sm as well AZ in private practices and ;,fr considered
rs Invaluable remedies.
Sc Mdica1 Properties qf Huolu,
FROM DTsPENsAToRY OF THE UNITED STATES
Sc Professor DEwE5 valuable works the Practice
Of Physic
See remsrka mad by the aie celebrated Dr. pHysc. of
Philadelphia
See remarks made BY nr. EraRAIT MDowELL. a cels
fated Physician md Member Of the Royal College al
surgeons ireland and published ia the Iianssfion- or
the King and Queou's Journal.
see Asdico chiruygicai Ree,o published by BESI,,1y
TRAyHs, Fellow Of Royal College Of Surgeons.
See most OF the late Standard Works Of Medicine.
EXTRACT BUCHu,
- eSARSaPARILLA"
Sold by al Druggists.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
Hell MB0LD'3
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
gps-1m 59i BROADWAY.
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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Euchu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.

WI radically extNmnlts from the .y.teIn nisosses
aisi5 nom iishi,s - Dissipation at Glc erpense lula
er ia ctnHse in dict, az cot,iei,cc or s,g,e: com
pietely supe'eaing those Vnasaat ard Dangerous reno
e'es' eopa,te aa2 Mercury " all thes. diseases.
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THANKs.-O Our thanks are due Harm.
Gems Express for favors in advance of
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USE HEL Inn 0LD'5
FLUID EXTRACT RIGHT

"a al pite'3es o. these organs whether existing III
-@'e OF Female" iob, rohat:rer et,pSe origaoiiaJ
ana ooi tmedtdteD u, action, aud moro strengthening
than any Of the preparations Of Bart on Jyo,
NOS sil'tefhg iI"n Broten doeH D,lqte c3nai-
tg,o'ss, procure tie remedy al o,,se
reader must be aware that however SLIGHT Qay be
cue 'aeE q me above diseases it Is certain 60 aet his
Bodiig Hr'Hh, Aatcl I5cers ana HapDi,,css
All the above diseases require the aid of duyati,
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nRDINANCE CONCERNING PUB.

" IIU HACKS.
Be Il ordained That all Public Hacks shall stand be
tha west OF the Aresiau Well the middle Of the Main
street, and ell drivers Of such Hacks shall at time 10
Iii t;1t more than Ave feet from their vehicles
Every Pubic paTT Diay. Wagon, for hire shall bs
marked with the initials CT rIa owners name tho mum.
Der the ieeso. gnd thu letter II for hire and every
Private Cert Dny, Wagon, shall be marked above.
having m le.'r p, for private which shali be painted
white oar tlark ground picngus part on Tho
SIDE Of the Hack, Dgaf or Wagon, -.
That the driver owner OF any such Hack or yehiels
violating ans Of The sections NJ this Ordinance shall In
and Be li. 10 Use Of idree deliars Tor every OIL
fence ous-balt \, bicl .faii q, ie the ianTmeI.
The aIoye Ofanco wi! be rg'dly enforced from this
date. :, t.sE
s.nlg-lm Street Inspector.
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I' a oVey q, cIe IN tho above list 70 represented
By Certificate These arc placed in similar envelopes
Ind seaeo' any pefson obtaining Certificate to bs
Know what they may hsga for one dollar .-TT' =
we charge Tor sending Certificates paying postage sp6
gong we cuisines % cents each. Five viii be sent for
y eleven for ss thirty tor IS sixtyayc for SO and
ons hindrt d for SIS - - - = ~ ~
any person Receiving aCereate for an article they
my nor desire can exchange for any other article In our
st Oh tle same value. BY this mehci we are enabled
q Iuthlh the public with selections from rich and va
itd STOCK % goods al nominal price, wha all have
chance of securing articles Of the very highest value -
ne warrant every article represented money re,
anLSIs-r!ibeial c0mnission sud valuable premiums
Consisting ofNatches, Re, given to Agents.
address an orders 10 GEO DEMERIT 4 Co 81;
stP2i-lm 3G3 Broadway, New York. :
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PRIVATE SALES.
N BUILDING LOTS FOR SAFE

The undersigned, having purchased the SHAW FARM
near the north end Of Church street ard laid Tho ann,
on into sreet' and squares and lo,s offers the same fol
sale. In squares, as follows
squares; Acres, making liz building lots,
squares, SAcres, milking 1856 building lots.
!. 9 squares, Acres, making 100 building lota
"' 10 squares, IL Acres, making 10 building lots,
No less portion than Of the above divisions Of L.
cor 10 squares will be sold at time and Is prefer
red to sell the whole % squares to ona party.
This land is only FOL feet from the pavement on
Church street and well suited for buildings and offers
an opportunity for investme hat will never occur
again In this vicinity, it being the most suitable site
and, in fact the ou!y available ono Tor new town or
city extension in tho vicinity of Norfolk and II every
lot had house it, they couid all be rented mmedi
atey,
pata Of tho land will be to applicants and exhib
ited at No. % Whitewater street t.,#s=f
II not sold, will be Withdrawn from market, in tb.
form, after thirty lass. DAVID DEFY.
&C. Chicago "fimes" copy twice week iva weeks
and send bill to" Norfolk POST sopls-n
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DOR S A l. Il.

| EOR 5 A l. f.
iahiLf RESIDENCE SITUATED IN A PLEAsAN,
, ..- PART OF THE CITY.
The HOUSE is 7paeou- well arranged bujl in ,nodor,
style oi brick and COVERED with slate I has tvo ara
Parlots, Vile Passage and Dining ROOM -Four Cham bol.
on t1c second hooT aal four Oh the third. is Isolated
from any other building ana in good nejg,lborhood
There - Brick Kitchen, large Cste Garden and Stable
Ell tho premises.
10 ono wanting comfortable aud desirable Dwelling,
me- oppor'uniyis presented or beiUg supplied Terms
reasonable.
Also, for sale tact Of LAND in Nanssinoad COUNTY.
near tho iver ana the Railroad, adapted to trucking or
Turning. Address d, Box No 10 at the Post t,f,co
aug 4-3twtf
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The NEW Police A FIXED FACT
Inc Common Council pissed resolu.
tion last night appointinga special Com.
| lnlttee, composed of the following gen
tiemen, viz: Jas. A. Saunders, Mar
shall Parks, and G. W. Newton, 10
prepare q plan looking TO the eff
cheney OF a new police, and submit
their report for the action of The Conn.
ell, that an ordinance may be framed ac
cordingly, for the thorough leorganiza-
ton of our present police system "a sec.
ond step towards progress and security.
The WEATHER. The thermometer
at DR.. W. e. Lewis Drug Store, under
the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the follow
ing state of the weather Thursday
- A. n. So So
~ go
i, M -, t2'
8 q" e 6So
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THANKs.-Ou Our thanks are due Harm.
Gems Express for favors in advance of
the mail
-.
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VALUABLE II I'M Err LANDS
FARMS FOR SALE.
We "h.i ior sale the following valuable farms:
~ Farm oi ia acres miles from Norfolk
- Farm OF $50 acres, to miles from Nortnlk
ID. Farm Of 50 acres in Nansemund caunty
ttii' Farm oil 81 acres, 3 miles from Norfolk
1ii' Farm ot 900 acres, - miles frlm Norfolk
Norfolk - ~ "
:, ~ Two Farms Of 10 and 50 acres, lG miles from
sth One farm Of aG acres, Ii miles from Norfolk
ntn One Farm OF % acres, 3l5 miles from Norfolk
1otn. ohe fain oil 80 acres, 81. niles from Norfolk
hlth. One Tract of Land thai ciearea 10 acres, 3
l2th. One Farm Of 100 acres, S miles from Norfolk.
I'm. Farm of Loo Acres, Il miles from eit,
liiii Farm of ,6G6 Acres, = miles from city
18th. Farm Of $50 Acres, 50 miles from eity
9th Tract of Wood Land, 800 Acres 30 miles from
18th. Tract of Wood 400 Acres, 10 miles from oi,y
18th A Farm of III Acres, IA miles from city,
a9th Farm Of 800 Acres Is miles from city.
@lst A Tract OF Wood Land, 100 Acres & miles from,
city. ''V"'
go. A Farm of 3l2A res miles from city.
ID Farm of 15Oncr,S, q miles from cty
2ifh Farm Of 300 Acres 10 miles from civ
10Th. Farm of GOO Acres Ii miles from Norfolk
18th Farm of So Acres, 10 miles from
2.tli Farm of 100 Acres, miles from
18th. valuable Tavern Stand 20
Nth Farm of SO Acres IL miles from
,'gth. Farm Of III Acres, ~ miles from
3ist Farm of III Acres, 10 miles from
32'l, Farm of 500 Acres, 60 miles from, -,
33d. Farm of To Acres Sd miles from f"
ditl Farm Of ID5 Acres, SIS miles from
3oih. Farm OF $50 Acres, G5 miles from
3otii \ iuur-stcry Brick House, on Main street
3,th, Two Frame Houses. on Church street
3Sth Two vacant Lots, on Church street
J9tli, -Four Lots, on Newton street.
10th. Thfee valuable Lots, on Main street
Nearly all Of the above Land on or pear waor ns
Tue ist$a tracts are heavily Tmberel description Of
each VIII beiurnshed ON application the undersigned
give special attention 10 the purchase and ssleor
Real Estate on Commission.
F0LGER, CARTWRIGHT & Co..
Auction and Commission Merchants
augT- Il ~ Wide Water street Norf,,r u
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THE COURTS,

MAYORS CoURT,-Thomas Jenkins.
charged with resisting officer Wyatt,
was discharged. WV
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VIRGINIA FEMALEINsTTTUTE

Y IItVFi y I = I Il,
STAuNT TON, VA
The Forty-first Term viii commence OCTOBER Iih.
Alifhc departments VIII DO in regular cp1st uiieg
The care Of experienced Teachers.
The buildings contain Sixty Rooms and ara newly fur
~ died and the Grounds four acres.
me init amount received for board viii as hereoiore
be ex pended for Tic benefit Of the pupils Access essy
By RAILROAD, via Alexandra 81 Richmond
Reti, to tho numerous patrons in Vii gina aud Tie
Southern eates-amung them, Hon. Il. c. L, loncure
General Rtbart T.. Lce Hon A II. II. Stuart Hon q p
Thompson. ZION 4. T. Caper0h; lie.
Terms rs hef9re the war. For circulars, address
fcp25-.Hs REv. n. PIitiIIPs pribef,Ai
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E..sa THE COMpLEyIoN AND HAZE
Bald Heads and Bare Faces covered Gray Hair restored
Light Hair darkenea Weak Hair strengthened and Bnshy
Hair beautifod.
Afo fimpled Faces cured, purified, and made soft
smooth clear and beautiful hy tie use Of CnApltAE9
CELEBRATED RECIPES, Mailed free Ia those wishing
10 give them an honest tiia
These recipes can be obtained without charge 10y re-
turn mail iy addressing
Tites. r. CHAPMAN,
CHrars1 GSD plRFuMEFs
"cti'w S3' Broadway, New York
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B5 THERE WILL BE A MFE,JNT,
OF The DIRECTORS Of the Elizabeth River Railroad
Company at the Office of leopold C. r Cowper in Port
mouth, virginia, High street, No, "a on THURSDAY
the 18th day of OCTOBER, 1855. Business of impor
lance will bo submitted.
oet3-fuIhsa'l2th0 LEOPOLD c p. C0WrER
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From the Evening Journa al of Sept. 23d.1
There was . good shipping demand for Flour
and the market ruled firm and actiye ut An ad
vance Toe per brl. About 5000 brls changed hands
1t from 1915 TO l1.25 for Red and White VIM
ter Extras' and at from $40 to $40 for Spring
Extras.
The demand for Wheat vas less active, and
prices for No. Spring receded "a 70 &c. No 2.
Spring was hrn. and 20 &c better. Winter Wheat
active, with sales Of No. Red At $l.T5.
At the close the market for No. / Spring ruled
quiet At 3l,44i 10 LAS.
There was . good demand for Corn and n the
opening the market rulsd steady, bat after the Sc
cond dispatch from New York received, prices
fell back to tc. with sales of No. I 1t 63c and
Of No. . at Glc. Rejected Corn was quiet At 81 TO
size. Causi Corn was rather quiet, with Gales Of
No. afost at 63c and Of No. 2, free on board, 1t
o. TO 6itc.
market was bout important change. No. 1 sold
at 50 to 35ic; No. ? At 2oi TO soc. and Rejected
nj 70 TO 2ic. At the close the arket ruled quiet
at 3Sc for No. |.
Rye quiet and without material change.
Sales we're made 6s4 to 6s4e, for No. l. IS to 6o
for No, z, and ~ to SOC for Rejected
Barley was dali and easier with light sales OF
No. in store at from So to SEC.
Timothy Seed was more active and = shade firm
inert with sales ~ from $50 10 s,so for common
10 choice samples. Flax Seed vas quiet and sold
70 . limitsi extent NJ Sass
High wines we're dull ut S122.
Provisions were tslerably active. Meas Pork
was firm, but Prime Meas waA . shade easier.
Mess sold at$3l.ee for repseked and at $3.50 for
original packages; Prime Mess At $500, and
$500 for repacked and original; rough Sides 1t
lie loose; clear Sides 1T lSc loose dry saited
Shoulders Mt Is ic loose and prime Lard IT 2s4c,
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1T Is satisfactory to US to be able In cbron.
icie that notwithstanding the enormous. and
we think, uncalled for advance that has char.
acterized the Dry Goods markets for Soma
weeks past, that the New York Store trne -
the business forethought of its conductor ba.
secured large and varied stock Of Fal, ona
Winter Goods, which are now offered for cole
fully twenty per cent under the current r.,es
at New York at this time. A large lot of
muslins, purchased last MAY, selling cons;d
erabls under New York prices. Mr.. Gregg
assures us that as long as the present stoct
holds he will not "mark up any considera.
BILE advance,--at all events. not before tho -,
of October.
ioo remnants Delaines at 30 cts per ward
~" 27Ic
~ Summer Dress Goods at % c,s
large stock Of home and wester, L..
Cassimeres, Flanncls and Blankets =, To-.
figures. We particular attention - ~.
branch of business. Twelve dozen &c H.
styles OF Balmoral Skirts just received.
NJ. GREGG, Ag't New York Store
d-tue-fri-w-tf
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BY Telsxraph-1 NE YoRE. eept Is
cotton-Dui and shade lover 4 4sllz04se for MD.
ding.
HIour-Ioc better At loGs Is tot Extra State; 80
- 90 for Extra r. n. o., and hall 10 for Trade
Brands market closing quiss Tpcu ed In the saies
50 ooo Dbl Extra State for October and November
SIS
whhky-ouiet small sales Of " estsrn At SIG
80.
Grdn-wheat q TO &c better .. 6hDl 10 for Chicago
SPRING e2gl 20 for Nil. Club; 7b8l IS for Amber
Nil 1922 IL for ANGER etat1, and 10 for ksv
Amber Mich Rye quiet Barley shady 1t about 70
Barley Malt quiet Corn heavy and2e lower q
for ub,onnd, sl1S1c for sound ted Western. Oatx
heavy - Sszc for white; sound arm At ss05ec fos
We.t@sn
arocerfes-conee quiet and stsAdy Sugar quiet Cubs
and Aascoralo ., isISDlalxc Mol4sses dull.
wool-Dun.
Petroierm-s113D3scf for Crude; Is0oe2c FOR Refine
In Bond. and .s1sle for do Free
Proslsions-pork more active and armsr At a FIG
~ ~ Tor new meas. closing At 80 Is cash 81 0o< 81 a
fr 1854 do 70 2se2s ss for prihs and - seDzo II
sor pine msss Also, soo tb neb for October
Sellers and buyers option. At s. 9oa 50 co. and 30
Do" tme mess Tor oeteber buysra opt tsrt % 70
Beef steady ~ oo1l2 % for plaid and IL 5e1
IL 50for extra meas Bsefhams dali Cut Meat. firm
~ itSTDleHr shoulders, and l982flsc for hans. b
con drit. Lard arm aud In fur inquiry At 26Gaolxe
Butter IN active demand 1T 2e0&sf fr Ohio ard sed
sle for State. che~s. steady 1t III 1915.
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Chicago Market.


ny Telegraph dIcAso Sept. rs.
Fiour-fteady Sales II scott % for White Win
ter 70 FOR Red Winter. and so0 so Tor sp.ing Z
trAs.
Graip-sprisg Wheat TX 10 Dc better; Red steady
eAss 81 IS for No. Red - for No do; 4sal {,
for Ne. Spring anal 2s0l - for No do Corn qai.s
and to Dc lower Sales at ela6zc tor No and se0ele
tor No Oats lie lower sac sle for No and Is 4
SOC for No l. Rye duIi At nc .os No AID eAaS6c for
NJ 2. Barley cay At soszSec.
Whaky-Quiet At l q Ix9l n.
Prcvixions-rrmer; me.s pork advanced co. SALES
81 3 90. cid 50 o. pria. wanted n - 90
held ~ p 50. Bulk meAts dull and poaina Lard arm
and scarce at 2s1xa10e.
Hogs-25e better n ii 1871 II.
Beef CafiIe-stsady 1t 8 s0O7 rs.
seeds-Tmothy Seed quiet At s 2sas 20 and Flax
Bed quiet At 4sa2 IS.
Aoney-EAsier.
gxchange-More plenty and steady At par buying and
10 premiun selling.
Goia-l3ls.
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From Evening Dispatch of Sept %
Tobaceo-Market quiet and rather easier on
lower grades. Sales green Tugs at 81 60 to 60;
factory do st 50 to 20, planters do 1t 8 70 10
so; common shipping leaf at SO to II; medium
do at Il to IA IS; good do at Is Is to Is 10;
mon manufacturing leaf at is IS to %; fine do At
500 per 100 lbs.
Wheat-MArket unchanged since yesterday
Sales poor fall at 81 to 25 spring at 80 to IS;
common fall Mt | ~ to As; good fall At | so:
a25.
Flour-Market steady. Sales branded extra ut
81; spring extra at 81; fall do at 35 choice de-
Ivered at 81: double extra at 80. choice city do
at IL 30 per Dbl.
Corn-Quiet and steady with sales mixed At 5sc;
0ats-Steady and but little doing. Sales Mt 40
to 4sc per bushel.
Rye-Inactive and dropping, and Gales At s0c
per bashel.
Barley-Steady with sales at l 05 to l 10 per
bushel.
Hay-Quiet. The only sale heard of was tight
timothy at $40 per ton.
Hides-we now quote them at Isl to l6c per ID
for flint.
Whisky-The market is apparently . little
6rmcr again. Sales - rs per gallon.
Potatoes-Duil and deciding with sales at so
to zoe per bushel.
\ Eggs-Prices these have also grown up.
Sales At 26e per dozen, recounted.
Seeds-Salcs timothy at 3 IS per bushel, SKIS re-
turned; at 4 25 SKIS included. Flax is in demand
at rs per bushel.
Corn Meal-sales at 25 per bushel.
Green Apples-Choice are in fair demand a
follows choice mixed at So; choice at 81 Belle
flowers, de-. at so per Dbl.
0nions-Reccipts largo and prices dropping.
Sales at SO to 55c per bushel.
Buttcr-Choicc is sitter, and sales common at
244c; dairy at SO to Acc per lb.
From Evening News Of Sept 2s.l
Beeswax-tiood country yellow is worth 40 to
45c per ID.
Prices are steady, with quotations as follows
Mems boots 1913 TO $50 per dosen; ladies' sewed
boots rs to 30 per pair ladies pegged boots 81
to 50 rs per pair Misses boots 81 to 81 per pair;
boys boots S2l to $40 per dozen; mems brogans
81 20 to So "a per pair.
Brooms-Market steady ut 3 50 to 50 per dos
for good common to choice fancy handle.
Broom Corn-Market firm at $225 to $500 per
ton.
Castor Bcans-In demand at s. per bushel.
Groceres-Msrket steady and quite firm, with
considerable activity. We quote prime Porto Rico
sugar at IL to l74c; prime Cuba at Isle; musco-
vado at l44 to Sc; prime Rio coffee at 50 to 3l4c
lasses so to IS per gallon. Belcher's refined su-
gars at IS. to 2l4 per ID. Rice III and l22o in
SKIS per ID.
Cotton Yarns--Assorted numbers are steady ct
30 to o5 per ID.
Cranberries-Selling ct SIS to $1s per brl.
Feathsrs-Msrket steady, II 70 to Soc per ID for
prime.
Dry 0oods--Then ID great activity in the mar
ket and prices rule very arm. We quote brown
sheetinss It ~ to ~ per yard; blsaehsd eottons
So TO ee4c cotton drills Is to 45o stripsa 81 70
Csc; tickings 80 to oOc denims 80 to 75c; cotton
A. IL 80 >.s~A. -.
brcs rs to 35c; ginghams 80 to 40c; cottonades Is
to s5e cotton jeans Is to $780, cotton checks s. to
so; American printed deaines 20; lawns 50 to $50,
per yard Spool cottons 800 to 81 per dos.