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BOARDING,

R0ARD.-Seyeral gentlemen can obtain pleasant
- Rooms, with or without Board, in q priv
family, BY applying at 416 9th street, between
eno Y sIs: oc - "
THREE Oh FOUR MECHANICS can be &C
commodated with comfortable ROOMS and
BOARD, by applying Immediately at 394 18th at +,
bet. X and Mass. ave. Also, few Table Board.
ers. oc 1857
EOR RENT-One neatly FURNISHED ROOM
Il on second floor front. Also, one en- third floor,
with or without board in private family. Terms
moderate. Also, a few TABLE BOARDERS at
81 per month. Call at 377 18th ST. oc 1877.
FOB ENT1EURNLSHED..One front PAR
LOR and BED ROOM on I'd floor, with or with
out BOARD; to be let together or separately. Ap.
ply at 234 II street. between 10th and 10Th SITS, one
square from the cars. oc A-2wt
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS
Il to let. with or without Board at 80 @ street,
between 2lst and 22d streets. only four squares
west OF War Department, and two squares from
rail cars. Terms moderate. &C 9-2vS
A PENNSYLVANIA LADY, RESIDING AT
"A No. 476 Maryland avenue, has excellent
Rooms, Beds and Boarding, suitable to accemmo-
date or respectable BOsrders. Table Board So
per week oc slim
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-From $40 to
l. SS each; table board SIS. $50 z st., bet. 10th
and 18th streets. sc S-tf
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trate. Thsday was pleasant one-uot ram
ing. The accused was within ten feet OF wit
ness, and had on dark pants and thinks white
in all in the same cell with the prisoner and
witness
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GATHARINE BYRNE, Guardian
oc l8-d j C Mcguire A CO A.

R1 W. u. WALL d CO., Auctioneers
u Origin al Horse and Carriage Bazaar
90 La ay., between 9th and 10th sts
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES &C
On SATURDAY MORNING October 81, com.
mencfng at 10 O'Clock, at the Bazaar will be sold
q large number OF Harness. Work and Saddle
HORSES,
including Family Horse, Carnage, and Harness:
very superior Sorrel Mare, Buggy aud Harness
Bay Here, works and rises well, beautiful ani-
NAL. full description at eale.
Mich Cows.
large collection OF desirable new and second
napd carriages; Buggies. Rocksways, Express
wagons, and other vehicles.
ness, &c.
i very superior Family Carriage.
New Family Carriages,
2 New Germantown Carriages
Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tue@dav
Thnrsdsy, and Saturday, without regard to the
oc is w. l.. WALL Co, Aucts.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIGHT INSTRUCTION IN ENGLIsH
l Branches, the Classics, Mathematics, Modern
languages and Photography. Address T. X,
City Posi- Office. .... oc 49, st.
ct. TIMOTHY'S HALL.-The duties OF this In
- stitntion will be resumed on Sept Is, 1866 For
terms, &c see catalogue and circular at the prin-
cipal bookstores Of this city, address the prin
clpal: Z. PARSONS,
au 81 Gainesville, Md.
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G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mr.. C. GAUTIER takes pleasure In Announcing
TO the citizens of Washington a. we'll as the tray
elling public that his RESTAURANT which has
been closed for some time for the purpose of reno
vauon and refltting, IL once more open for the re-
ception Of visitors, and he 10 now. a. in the past
prepared TO serve to his numerous patrons, and in
the best manner, the numerous de which the
season and our well sup piled marksts afford He
believes that be need not offer 10 the public any bet
terguaraDty Of the manner In which hi house shall
in future be conducted than its past reputation.
The house has been renovated and reftte{ through
out. at great outlay, and numerous aidi lions have
been made to the stock q fine OLD WINES,
BRANDIES, OBJ BOURBON and OLD RYE
WHISTLES, foruli the eest and most com p etc
stock of Liquors to be found in this capital The
EAST INDIA PALE ALE. Tor which be Is sale
agent for the District OF Columbia This Ale a. IL
of purity and excellence : > - P
Those who desire to partske Of the advantages Of
we'll Kept Restaurant at all times find IN.
deicaces and substantials of the season served IN
In style ofelegance not eQualled in this capital
~ No 232 Pennsylvania avenue,
oe T-st ~ between i2th and 18th streets.
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5kPRkNs C sohNTET RI R,T TKRhR SE The
SHPsEffs S S33EsSTEi OF LOT ON MAssA
ga clock. en- the premises, shall sell part of Lot
No: twenty three, t23 in Square No. five hundred
and sixty four. 1854 in the city Of Washington, D.
G.. beginning for the same at the northeast corner
OF said lot and running thence westwardly along
the line OF Massachusetts avenue sixteen feet QS
feet thence southwardly seventy-three feet one
hall inch (7S feet y inchl 10 public alley thence
along the line Of said public alley thirty nine feet
four and inches $50 feet al inches thence
norhwardly enc hundred and nine feet TO the place
of beginning
Terms of sale: One half cash; the residue In six
months With interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
All conyeyancing and stamps at the cost Of the
eATHARINK BYRNE, Guardian.
oc l6-d J. G. MCGUIRE a Co Aucts
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ONE LARGE ROOM AND ONE BEDROOM
oe sit. ''r ''' -' 10 'DOi''"
ITO LET-A new BRICK HOUSE Of five rooms
Il closets in every room; unfurnished; in the First
Ward; rent SIS per month.
ID. L. WELLS 4 CO.
Corner 18th and streets,
-oc 1s-2tF over Whites store
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The undersigned takes pleasure In announcing
therenoval ofhis CLOAK and DRESS MANUFAO-
TORY and MACHINE SEWING ROOMS from the
former stand No. ls6 9th st., to the large and
commodioss room over Hooe Bros. Dry Goods
Store, No. 10 Market Space, between sth and Oh
streets.
With experienced and obligine Ladies' always in
attendance and greatly increased facilities hops
to merit centinuanee Of that patronage heretofore
20 literally bestowed. --a' 80 a-
= CLOAK AND DRESS MAKING.
MACHINE STITCHING,
4. STAMPING AND FLUrISa
DORSEY BECk'
No. 10 Market spsoe, % ncsr,
oc7-lm' Between sth and 9Th "s'
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-W. l.. Wall Il Co,
Auctioner, sold yesterday afternoon on the
premises, Frame House and Lot on 4th street
north, between l. street and New York aven ue,
for g., 050, and was purchased by Mr.. Dnffey.
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IVA CARD.-In accordance with a resolution
uS of the late &c rman Relief Association, q
meeting of the Germans of ashingto and vicinity
is herewith called to take place in the School
of the Germania Hall, on 18th street. between and
G streets, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th
instant, at o'clock D. m.
All desiring to attach themselves to this re-
organized German Association are cordially in
yited to attend, subscribe to the new Constitution
and pay the installation fee.
oc 1851 THE COMMITTEE
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CLOSING OUT SALE,

Having rented a Store South, 1 will sell my
IT consists of very fine rea iy made CLOTHING,
Geltsr Furnis hing GOODS, HATS, CAPS,
kept In frskclass Clothing Store.
Call soon and save money
8. ROSENFELD,
~ goo To. ave-, near 18th street
oc lo-lv opposite the Kirkwood House
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n GREEN 4 Williams, AucuOneers.
THE NAVY NARn At AIrGrInN ~

VI II EsPAf, the 2.th inst ant, shall sell, in
on the FIRST named property Lot No Z, in sausrs
40. Sol This property lie handsomely situated at
me corner oil south and sth streets east. Also,
fronts on south h, between 18th and l4th streets
alley. '' '" 700 'o0'
Terms cash
~ CONVEY ance ard stamps at cost Of purchaser.
ST viii be required paid down when the proper
oc sd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Oc i6st' THE COMMITTEE.
NJ NA GLE L CO
Beg leave to inform their customers, the trade
and public in general, that they have
r MOv ED
from $50 Pennsylvania avenue to their new store,
267 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
southeast corner of 18th street, where they have
enlarged facilities for conducting their business
They have just received, and will keep constantly
on hand: large supply of the choicest brands of
WINES.
LIQUORS.
CIGARS.
FINE CONDIMENTS, &c.
Having facilities to import these good direct
they are prepared to sell them, either in bond or
duty paid. at the lowest market prices.
Parties in want of any goods in our line would do
well TO call and examine our
EXTENSIVE STOCK
before purchasing elsewhere.
NAGLE CO.,
267 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc 6.eo6tif southeast corner of 18th st.
NJ MAYORS OFFICE,
is Se4eby r G. 0SsOSs5 ~
the law approved May /, 1885, no permit will issue
street, avenue, aley or sidewalk, for any purpose
whatever except the necessary repairs to sewers,
&C il.eOtnoi RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
n@ NoTICE.--On and after TUESDAY, the
N 18th instant, the Office of Glenwood Come
ington Library, Nth st, near Pa. av oc 5-dtH
rNATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC,
and after NEXT s9 ana sbs eam
erection upon this the business Of the Bank
vii De CONDUCTED In the new room on street, i'm
CHAs BRADLEY, Cashier.
washington, ID. O., August "a, 1865 auA-tf
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New Adyertisements.

The following new advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers. e.u e
W. II. Wales, Treasurer, gives notice that the
stockholders of the Norfolk Building Fund Asso-
citation will meet at the Union engine house on
Tuesday evening next. ~ ia ~
PIE Dsieing, and wharf building, done in any
of the adjacent waters by E. ]. ]. Gray. a5 b
For Philadelpkia.--T. P. Crowell Il Co., Hig-
gins wharf OF No. s, Campbslps wharf, are
agents for the Richmond, Norfolk and Philadel.
phia Steam Packet company. steamer leaves
the wharf every Wednesday and Saturday for
Philadelphia. ,-l- .-t e,s4s.. d -
Vsr9inia Collegiate I4ssitate.-This old and
well known Portsmouth Institution viii be re-
opened under the auspices of Mr.. Geo. d. Parker,
on Monday, September 4th, 1865.
Ricord's Specific Remedy is advertised by M
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A. q G. A. Santos, Is TIE latest and whaling
remedy for diseases of the bladder, kidneys, &c
B. w. Cosant @ Co., No. Sc, High street,
Portsmouth, keep large and select, stock of
drugs paints, oils, glass, seeds, fancy articles
&C., &c. gTGrE Egar ITLFlr
Commits Cough Batsdm.-This pleasant remedy
can be had at M. A. & G. "A. Santos, and of sB.
W. Conant, Portsmouth.
Aque and FsUey. even of the mostaggravated
character, can be cured by Fitzgerald's Agus and
Fever Medicine.
Gas Consumers are notified by the officers of the
company that the prices will remain as heretofore.
Persons owing bills will call and settle. ~. z
IT. P. Worcester notifies the public that he con-
ducts general commission and forwarding BUSH
ness, at No. IL CampbelPs wharf.
Hook, Angelica and Auscatel.--These brands
of native wines, together with the California
Grape Brandy and Wine Bitters, can be had of
H. p. Worcester, IL Campbells wharf
II. B. Nicholas Dc Co., give notice that they
are wholesale and retail dealersin hats, caps,
straw goods, furs, umbrellas, travelling bags DC.
Their store is at No. SO Main street, opposite
Johnson's Hall. Their stock is large, varied and
complete, and all who want anything in their line
will do well to call on them. -s.4 81. L
Kimberly Brothess.-This entsrprising firm,
offer all kinds of groceries and ship stores at the
lowest rates. They also keep coal and wood.
Auction To-day.-Read the auction notices fol
| auctions to come off to-day. EaGr-
Shaso d Roberts offer to sell at auction on LIST of
September, several valuable building lots.
| Some of Temperance. The members ofthe Wash
ington Division Sons of Temperance. will meet at
their Hall on Monday evening next.
| j. c. Dsnnsng Insurance Agent, offers to insure
| life, houses and all kinds of property.
| Morris, Gsoathmey Dc Co., offer ten thousand
pounds of bacon and large assortment OF butter,
| lard and cheese.
| Luther Walker, notifies the public that he is
prepared to do all kinds of plastering, plain or
ornamental, and will cover houses with estate at
the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable
terms. "a " 20 ga
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ACCIDENT ONE OF THE BAY BoATs.-We
learned by telegram yesterday, that the new line
steamer George Leary was run into by the steam
'er Sea Gull, and SO badly injured as to prevent
her reaching this port From another source we
learn that the collision occurred between the
hours Of eleven and twelve o'clock, on Thursd az
night, while the Leary was on her way to this
city. The accident occurred near Cedar Point,
on the bay, and at last accounts the Leary had
put into the Patuxeant river We have been I'M
able to learn the extent of the damage, but. feel
assured that the passengers are all safe. The
steamer Dictator, of the Richmond line, left here
at ~ o'clock yesterday afternoon. to proceed to
the scene of the accident. sf ...s.,
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A WORD ON FAsHIoN.-While we are an adyo-
cate of dress among the ladies, and like to the
dear creatures in their pretty "fxins," we depre-
cate all extremes; and particularly do we detest
extremes in dress among the rougher sex. Gentle
men should observe that their clothes are not ex-
travagantly beyond the average fashion of the
day. The reason for thisis manifest-ithere should
be nothing to distract the eye OF divert the atten
ton from the expression of the countenance, OF
from the words of the person conversing The
slightest neglect of cleanliness is quite enough,
with the majority of refined people, to mingle a
feeling Of disgust with the most favorable impress
sions, even though they may be quite unconscious
of the source of the dissgreeable feelingfor such
defects often open to u.s., we know not why, q
long train of offensive associations. Neat toilets
and good clothes are to be commended, since they
al in certain sense compliment to all with
whom you associate. But for man, jewelry and
striking ornaments, gay colors, and all that at
tracts the eye, form serious drawbacks. People
of experience in the world, especially intelligent
and shrewd women, are prompt to form conclu-
sions from foppish eccentricities of dress, which
are seldom to the credit of the wearer and,
though they. may pay tribute of admiration to
the ornaments in themselves, it will always be
discounted from the respect due to the mind of
the one who wears them.
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~
MARRIED,

At the National Hotel, Norfolk city, Aug. 24th,
1866, by Rev. G. E. W. Dobbs, Mr.. WIN. r. KINa
and Miss LAURA F. CAnsBw. both of Norfolk
county
At the residence of the bride, Norfolk county,
August Gath, 1865, by Rev. C. E. W. Dobbs, Mr..
JOSEPH SAVAGE and Miss JANR CoTToN, both of
Norfolk county Va. .4...-,..
On Tuesday, August 22d, in the city of Peters
burg, by the Rev. DIR. Pryor, Mr.. JAS. T. KEEN.
of Baltimore, and Miss MARY G. ATKINSON, OF
this city.
On the 9Th of August, in Salem, by the Rev.
Mr.. Register, Mr.. GILBt BARNETT, of Roanoke
county, and Miss ANNIE E. D. DAVE, formerly of
Norfolk, Va. .e, ~ 49, ~ @Sitit3t
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DIED.,

In prison at Point Lookout, on the, goth June,
1865, from the effects of measles, LYNDHURsT, son
of DR.. B. B. and Louisa H; jackson, of Motto.
way Court House, in the twenty first year of his
age. tA
In the city of Petersburg, on the night of the
Esd, Mr. TEMPLE GATES, in the eighty first year
of his age. h. as-ai4 rs ~ r.
In Chatham County, N. G., ON the morning Of
the 2lst Of July, 1855, ANN LIp1ER, infant daugh-
ter of R. NJ. and Levenis Ann Sugg, aged three
years and four days.s y. s3dsL & $500
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CHURcH SERVICES To-MoRRow.-For the infor-
nation of strangers Waiting our cities, well as
for our own citizens, we give the following notice
Of religious services tomorrow.
: New Methodist Church, corner Of Freemason
and CRANKY streets-Rev. w. w. Kennedy.
Cumberland street, M. E. Church--Rev. Thos
A. Ware liH Es-l 42at' ~. e.. EN- - y.
Freemason street, Baptist-Rev. H., j.. Chan
dler. % 5-'s .rsI.a. .g.s.. Lid.
Cumberland street, Baptist-Rey. 4. Hume, Sr,
St. Paul's (Episcopal,) cornerChurch and Cove
strset-Rev. M. E. Willing.
= Christ Church, Episcopal,) corner Freemason
and Cumberland--Rev. N. A Okeson. f, .
Presbyterian, Church street-Rev. g. d. ARM
strong, D. d. KAN
: Catholic, Holt and Chapel treets-Rev. Mathew
0'Keefe. e.
In Portsmouth the following Churches will be
opened at ii A. NJ. -,4 -5Haa.s
Dinwiddie M. E. Church-Rev. w. Edwards
Wesley Chapel-Rev. G.. M. Balm. W.
Court street Baptist-Rev. G. E. w. Dobbs.
Gosport Methodst-Rev. J. r. Wheeler.
Catholic High street-Rev. j. H. Plunkett.
Trinity Episcopal REV. j. H. d. Wingfeld.
st. Johns (Episcopal) Rev John Crosley,
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AUCTION SALES.
By LEIGH q PHELPS,
0 Roanoke square.
C. R. PHELPS, Auctioneer.

Regular sales of Merchandise, Furniture,
Horses, Vehicles, &C., every Saturday morning.
in front OF Store. TAUJ -is n .trl
ON SATURDAY MORNING, THE
" 26th instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, we
will sell large lot of Miscellaneous GOODS,
embracing many desirable Hfsn articles
100 cases East India Co. Essence Coffee.
AZ bbls Soda and Butter Crackers .-.iI'
$4,000 ola Victoria" Cigars. .s;E i
Lot of Dry Goods, Ready-made Clothing, &c.
va Additions to the above sale solicited.
T LEIGH & PHELPS,
au24-3t ID. e., ...5.-tt Auctioneers.
NJ cry VALUABLE TRUCKING
Y Farm for sale at AuctiOn.-I will
offer for sale, the 18th of September. the Farm
recently occupied by Mr.. Wentworth MIX on the
road leading to Lambert's Point.
The Farm contains IS acres, of which about o0
are cleared and under good fence, with good
Dwelling and all necessary Out houses
The Land is well calculated for Trucking pur-
poses, and fronts on two roads, Lamberts Point
and Indian Poll. -+
If not disposed of privately, it will be offered
at my Auction House, at IL o'clock on the day
above named, at public auction Terms easy.
au22 asue fa- Auctioneer.
A UCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
~ store on Wide Water street, will
sell at public auction on Monday next, the 28th
instant, at IL O'Clock, that very valuable and de-
sirable property on Wide Water street and Hollis
Lane. The house is arranged for two Stores and
a Dwelling, with paved Yard and large Cistern
1000 gallons), &c, &C.. 1t has recently been
put in complete order, and is now ready for occu-
pancy.
The House is under a ground rent of $50 per
annum, with a lease of 80 years, renewable. d.
This is a rare opportunity for any person desi-
rous of owning valuable productive property.
Terms-Cash. 5--- F. F. FERGUSON,
au22 IT, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY shaw 4 Roberts.

INCUR VALUABLE BUILDING
Lots on William street, Opposite
the City Hall, at Public AuctiOn.--We
will sell, Friday, LIST day of September, on the
premises, at IL o'clock A. M,
Four Vacant Lots,
27x feet on William street, with depth of 1879
feet.
+ These LOTS are valuable, their location being
in q business part of the city, and offer induce
ments to capitalists for Investment. Lawers' off
ces, stores and residences can be built upon them
SHAW ROBERTS,
au26-tds - Auctioneers.
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PlLoT Boat WIN. SrARKKY.-The VIM. Starkey,
recently purchased by the old Virginia Pilots, has
arrived at this port She ia fitted up in yacht
style, with all the modern improvements for com
fort and convenience, and will take her position
near the capes at once. She is provided with a
full complsmsnt Of boats and all other necessary
appliances for the successful prosecution of the
important calling to which she is dedicated, and
we wish her all possible success. R r.
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CONSIGNEES.

RECEIPTS OF FREIeHr. Packages Of freight
were received here yesterday, by the steamers,
for the following parties;
Steamer Georgiaaa. = Kemberly Bros; W. j.
Bisby, j. c. Wright, W. E. Corhart, Libby &
Co; s. W. Stearns, B. Y. Billups, VIII. Stokes,
p c. Hall, Winendgen, Geo. Sangsten, Eliza
beth Stous, Seldner 4 Co; c., Y. Duncan, w.
Gilbert, T. Beluck afts.t ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FINANCIAL. - !

Wholesale quotations.
VI COMMERCIAL. = ~ 81
WHEAT--$l.65@2.4o per bushel as to quality
CORN--8O993 cts. per bushel-steady demand
advanced. '.t!' ~ '' 'i'' .-.i
OATS~42@55 cts per bushel-wanted.
. FLAXSEEDAS2@2.1b per bushel--hrm-lim-
''f BE saPRsly. IaI
PEAS-Nominal. g
C0TTON-34@35 cts per fb--duli.
WOOL-30@5O cts. per fb-as to quantity and
condition, for washed and unwashed.
TAR-$3A94 per bbl.--very little coming for
ward-wanted. 81
PITCH-Nominal.s N"'i '1
ROSIN-Nominal
TURPENTINE-$5@6. :.
SHINGLES-Per NJ, IL inch bundle SS@9; "a
inch, $40; feet $l21z. sa
R. o. II. SLAVES $50 per NJ.
w.0:aH, "" $40 per N.
BARREL :. ar -$2s per N.
BACON-hog round, 1920 cts per ib--in fair
demand. 1'-a,'i
LARD-24@26 cts. per fb--scarce. ar
BUTTER-30@35 cts. per ID.
CHEESE-l4@I8 cts. per h. dll 90.
TALLOW-10@11 cts. per ID. 'a
RAGS-41x@5 cts. per ID. r q, ~
EESWAX-40@42 cts. per H. ,'i, 4
FURS-nominal. ~ - - .
DES-nominaL j4& y -. ttl..s t..s =
HERRIN GS-$b@6 per bbi., eastern:
MAChEhELJ NO..l-DAUyAU pea pui.-suesA
supply and fair demand. .tapl4lA IS. -rsts g.
MACKEREL, NO. ASIA per Dbl.
NO. 3-$l2 ''
C0DFISH-nominal. s., i T
HAKE--nominal. 349 n4ii5r4
PORK-Mess, $s4@S5 per bbl.; prime Mess,
$780, ,@oasA III eli. 1 na ri
SUGARS-Brown, 13@l5 cts. per ID; Clari-
fed, A, q cts; B, 20 cts; G., 10 cts. per ID.
COFFEE-31 @36 cts per ID. i.C(S
MOLASSES-4O@70 cts per gallon.
FLOUR-of all grades, so cts. per Dbl. advance
SALT-Fine, 81, G.. A., So. -s.}s.lss $3.50
| of 1900 lbs. bsassi -5ssi
RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE-$sO per tor
off, 900 lbs. 1oii .t ..-s saI
REESE'S BONE FLOUR-$75 per ton of 2,O0t
TBS. - ..'tla .a..2L d. .ss.-s54 al
PERUVIAN GUANO-S165 per ton of 1900
TBS. 119 I a5f asGlN2
PACIFIC GUANO--$75 per ton of 1900 fbs
GROUND PLASTER-$3x per Dbl.
LIME-Thomiston nominal aifgE
HAX--l50GD us.