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FL0UR AND FEED.

ELOURl FLOURI FLOUR AT RE-
Il DUnEB PBICES 500 bbls fresh ground
Flour, all gladesi some very choice brands Of Red
and White Wheat. suitable for family or bakers
use for sale 81 Warehouse. 1877 Merwfn Of. Gro
csrymen, Bakers and others 10 want will consult
their oNn interests by examining our stock.
apl4 GARDNER, BOAT = 90.
HOHIEY, CRACKED WHEAT
IL Graham Flour, Corn Meal. split Peas, Pearl
Barley and choice brands Of Family Flour, con.
at.ntlF m haad ~ 90 aun@rto- . uhSa
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Defanged Digestion; Loss OF Appstits; Los %
Flesh; COnstipated Bowels Fitful and Nervous, or
Heavy sleep, with lustful dreams; Troubled BTeath-
ing; Failure OF Voice; Irregular Action OF the heart;
Pustulous Eruptions on the lace and neck; Head
sche; Affection ofthe Eyes Loss Of Memory sud
den Pushes OF heat and BlushinRs; General v eak.
ness and Incidence; Aversion to Society; Relaxed
OOpditioD or Diminished Size Of the Genital organs;
Involuntary Daily or Nightly Emissions; Frequent
Desire 10 Pass Water, with peculiar atten ding son-
sAtiOnsi Melancholy, &C.
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MARINE NEWS.
r09-T IN

rOaIT OF O. EVELAND.
ENTERED-----MAY2 %
Stmr Morning Star, Vigsr. Detroit.
Prop IrO4H ity, evset, o. tonagan
Schr Ellen White, Dup st, Bay CITY. l41 m lumber
Schr W = WOo3war SherwOO5, Buffalo
.schr Medbury, WoO6ruf S-giba@, fs6 N lumber
StOw Mona. Carr-n, keliey's Island
scOw MAJ aud lucy iusted, POIt Huron, 80 m
lumbsT, 200 m lath
SeOW e. awhile, Connolly, Fondeau
O LEARED---.-..-.MAY %.
StmF Morn'ng Star. VI -er, Detroit.
Pr-p tlautic. Prstt BunHlO
Pr p Tioga. si-sOn. Dunkirk
g. T Ahos Mary B Il. BarWel
Schr Josephine, MtBrd-, Stanley
scOW Mons, CsFTAh, k.lls5's Is a d
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AMUsE "A

q OADEMY OF MUSIC.
PRIUES Of ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and FArquetBe 80 cents; Secured Seat
20 Dress Circle, Is cents; Family Circle, 80 oentL
Gallery. IS cents; Private Boxes, s. and S.
Singis seats IN Private Boxes. 81.
D8- OOlored persons will, ind T no circumStan'
oes, be permi ted to occupy seats in any other pOr.
ton Of the house, save the Gallery. Admission 36o.
Doors open at Z. Curtain rises 81 s.
ANOTHER NEW NOVELTY.
GBEATEST SENSATION OF TbE DAY.
THIS (We6nss4ay) s-eling. May "a. 1885. will bs
presented, for the first tire IN this city, the In
ten ely sensational d anna, entitled
THE STREETS OF NEW YORK
Alida BIoodgood ----.--.M'm MaIhuA ScheileE
Tom Mr.. Chas. Pope
10 conclude with the
gGn R0ZZARD9
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CtHiCaunetI.

NVH1DAI FENINV1 "Uy y
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent, Thomas Jones, j., in the Chair.
All the members present, except Messrs
Dangler, Russell and TruscOtt.
Reading minutes of preceding meeting
dispensed with. 4 IA
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DYEINc.

EREDERICK OYRIAX,
French Fancy steam Dye Works ant
Cleaning establishments
BelTidero Farm, EaBt cleveland, and
96 seneca Street.
OFFIoE-lN Seneca st., Cleveland, o.
1 mean to make this the BAsT DYE-HOUSH IN
TIE WEST. and shall spare no effort to give sat-
hfsetiOn.
call the especial attention OF Gentlemen to ths
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF CleAuinE or Ke-dYsiDE Of mAde-up GArmentL
uhr
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WInchesteF's HyDophosDhites

are the best remedy known 70 medical science In
every case where the physician commonly pre-
serIbes '-tsnies, " iron, whisky, cOd-liveT oil, quiz
nine, &C.,
Win6hasteF's Genuine Preparation
Of the Hypophosphites Il the only reliable form
this remedy, and is approved by the Medical Pr
feslion generally. Use no other, nor any remed
containing iron.
PRIoEs-In 7 on bottles, Q-six Bottles for 81
In Is o. bottles, 3R-Thres Tor 50. Circulars rss.
sold By ali respectable Dr1ggistA and 1t the soa
general depot In the United States, by
j, WINCHESTER,
.RslT'R9-EV 90 John Sta N,Ys
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THE HYPOPHOsPHITES.
Is an appropriate and speciho remedy for every dis
ease characterized BY the following
SYMPTOMS.

Difficult, imperfect or TOO rapid breathing, colo
ness of the ~extremities, nighr OF morning chills;
hectic; wasting OF heshi enlargement Of the glands,
or swelsingsi coughs, loss Of strength; twitching Of
the nerves OF muscles, shooting pains through the
shoulders. chest, face or limbs partial or or total
loss Of the use Of the limbs, h~eaddohe; giddiness,
excessive paleness, night sweats, loss Of appetite,
heartburn, oppression Of the stomach after, or sink
ing Of the stomach before eating, weak or sour
stomach, irregularities of the bowels, saIl0w COM
plexion, arrangements Of the liver or kidneys, re-
tarded growth, or delayed detention in children;
extreme sensitivsness to cold, a., as in the several
stages Of consumption, in catarrh, asthma, bron-
ohitis, dyspepsia, s~crOfufa, Neuralgia, paralysis,
partial or complete, &C, and ESPECIALLY in Female
Disorders OF Uterine Irregularities, such IS dif1cult,
painful, suppressed, scanty, excessive, delayed, pre-
ma1uIs or too frequent menstruhton.
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CHEAP PASSAGE
Great Britain and Ireland -


F. N Liverpool to Nag YORK., touchirg at Cork
Hsr- or AisO, BY STEAMER direct from Glas-
kcz 20 New York Also, by
BLsCK STAR LINE or SAILING SHIPS.
DraHs ct sight payable throughout the Jailed
Kingdom, on Application 20
J. HERDMAN,
At the Banking once Of Wright & Bro,
pylTiWSaAEE'24e " spPeTtVE stTeskv
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Act Promptly and Certainly
IN ALL STAGES OF


They Immediately inoresss the strength and deed
en- the color Of the pale blood. They subdue the
Chills and Fever, and diminish the ExPectoratiOn.
They check the night sweats, always, in from seven
10 eight days. The appetite Is at once invigOrated,
and the patient rapidly gains hesh; the cough and
the difficult breathings are speedily relieved; tho
sleep becomes calm and refreshing, the excavations
regular and uniform. ALL THE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR WITH A RAPIDITY
THAT SEEMS MARVELGUs-. T. Churchill,
NJ n
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New York STOCK 9aFket-Bay ~.
.1tHzI [BE FHEusBAPH-l
i RovernmanG ~8sOehS-Qulst and hCm. o
g.. Sizes Figs-tWsntiss. coupnDs, 1855. do new is-
sue, 1857, 1850 T asury OF Z, first 8 Eiess s91s;
us. lies, certificates 99H
BtoeRS-StroBg. THO 4 Missisaippi Certificates
Is; Pittsburgh 6'H; N. '. Cen raj 81; Erie TZa;
Hudson %; Rssding 80 Fora Wayne 93%; Mtohr
gan Southern bs5k; limos Central scrip lI6%;
ShieAeo 3 Southeastern 2s1S; Irs'errsd b65s; Tole-
do s.; r ck island $50 nd +.
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a. nnn MnNEY ADYANORD-

QR0 00n MONEY ADVANCED
OOOsOOO in sums 20 suit-at the Old stand aud
Eell-knOVn NAGhER'S LOAN OFFICE, On Secu-
rites otevery kind, viz: Gold aud silver Watches,
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry. Guns, Pistols,
Clothing, Dy Goods, Planes, AelodeOnH, and all per-
soual property and srllclcs OF value, on the most sat
isiactOry terms. Business strictly private. Estab-
hshed ISL. MIA variety Of unredesmed Watch
O., -welY, Guns, etc, or sale at bargains.
-Ouice-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
DAVIS 8 Pei1Otto's Clothing Store.
octp J. q. ". WAGNER.
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PROFESSIONAL OPIsIoSs.-"I have uasd your Spe.
sihc PILLS In many cases Of SpermatOTrheA, and with
the most perfect success -. Milton Sanders. NJ
D., LII. D., Brooklyn.
at Is a. near y specific as any medicine can ce. =
1 have cured very severe cases with from six to ten
dOses."-B. Keith, b.. D.. Ed. RcPert0ry Of Medical
Science, n. T..
al know Of no rsmesiy in the whole Matera nedi-
ca equal to your Specific Pin Ia seminal OF Urinary
Weaknesses ."-Adolph Behre, N. D., Prof. o. Organ
10 dentistry and Physiology, n. Y.
PERSONAL OPTSIoNs.-"Ar. Winchester Is worthy
Of all confidence, snd dsyotes himself enthusiashcal-
Is 70 these preparations. ID. Meredith Reese, NJ ID.
Ii. D., American Medical Gazette, MY.
81 have = personal knowledge Of Mr.. Winchester1
honesty aud integrity and l can assurs the profess
don aud the public that his preparations can be res
led On.n-JAs. B. Chiffon, n D.. Chemist, n. r.
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Of Board of City Improvements asking
that the ordinsncs for the construction of a
branch sewer in Pearl street, between Lo-
rain and Monroe streets, be referred back
TO said Board. Granted and ordinance 30
OfHeury Wick / Co., for s~prinkling st.
Clair street. Board of City improvements.
ofmany residents on Pearl street, asking
that that street may be sPriEkled and the
expense charged on the real estate fronting
on said street. Board of City Improve
ments.
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FOR Lake superior,

TUT LohO oupCElUTS
THE ELEGANT PAssEH- -
L ger stesmsr Lao La BELLE, 49,
Capt. john padding, will leave 61T
lock or OOtOoa, on AID intermediate poits. on
Tbuuday, Msy 25th, st s O'Clock P d
For freight ~ passage apply on board or to
ROB'T HANNA a On. Agents,
my23.2is 169 and III River 81.
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From Board of City Improvements, ash
ing authority to contract for grading Dare
and Mill Streets Filled.
From Stllman Witt and many other
prominent citizens, asking the Council to
make an appropriation for the reception and
entertainment in a suitable and creditable
manner, of the returning Northern Ohio
veteran soldiers. Filed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-07
Ciuc;uua,iLive stock Market.

The receipts of Beef Cattle during the
week were only moderate, and for good
stock full prices were realized, but poor
er quantities were dull aud lower. The
number left over from last week was
only 100 head, and the arrivals OF fresh
cattle to-day were about $50 head, which
swelled the total offerings to $50. The
market opened with fair demand from
the butchers and packers. but subse-
uuently became dull, and quite number
we're left in the pens this evening unsold,
The feeders are not buying ut present.
We now quote common at So 25a4, fair
at 81 25a5, good at s. 25a5 So and prime
at SIS 75a6, with some sales of first choice
at Sc 10.
The receipts of hogs were checked by
the heavy decline which took place last
week and the arrivals were comparative
ly light, and an advance of 81 Per GENITAL
was established. There is, however, no
animation in the market,as the regular
packers are buying but sparingly, hav-
ING very little confidence in prices, and
the purchases are generally to fill con-
tracts. A few sales were made to-day at
prices ranging from 50 25 to SO so gross,
for light or heavy averages, and there
were some transactions at Sll 25al2 p
net, for delivery the first good weather.
The receipts for the week foot up about
10000 head. Sheep are steady, the de-
mand being about equal to the receipts.
We quote them S4a5 per Genital gross, for
fair, and s. 25a5 70 for good to prime.
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The American Fenian Brotherh ood

NEW YORK. Dec 1.-THE Senate of the
American Fenian Brotherhood assembled
IN extra session yesterday morning at
thelr headquarters in this city. The OBJ
lect OF the extra session is stated to look
into the matter OF economy and faithful
hess III the executive department, the
organization demanding unusual probity
and promptncSs at this time. The ap-
pUntmeuts Of the New York official un-
ueT the new constitution,have never been
onualIY announced The appointing
power rests with President O'Maheny
ana the Senate confirms. The Fenian's
express some astOnishment at the report
gG y. sWendor Of the new headquarters on
CIloh Square, assuming that such mag
aihcerce must create heavy draft on
W Iue treasury OF the organization I'm
uSua! interest is attached to this session,
Nnlch, II Is supposed, will continue for
several days Yesterdays session did not
, .csuit III any business which is vet made
public. 1t is expected that regular re-
PSI'S OF the proceedings will be given to
We press when publicity seems not in
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-07
Pork PnckiM. at LOMisviIle.

In the hog market yesterday there was
nothing of any moment transpirlng the
rate of hogs for packing varying from
81 to 95c, with sales of 200 heavy hogs
at the latter price. The weather is quite
favorable for packing, and two or three
of the houses were slaughtering to a
limited extent to-day. The hog product
was somewhat lower, with the sale o
the hams of 5000 or 10000 hogs at tho
option of the buyer, to be delivered next
week, at Cincinnati prices. Sales OF new
lard in tierces at 2ltc, and sales at 22c.
Hogs for packing to-day, were some
what firmer, with sales of several round
lots at 94a94c gross, with increasing re-
ceipts, and nearly all the pork houses
busy slaughtering hogs. The packing
Thus far sums up as follows:
Hamilton g. Brother commenced
slaughteling today, and killed 900 hogs.
The whole number previously killed by
tine other packers was 9,525 hogs, with
1866 in pen, making a total thus far this
season Of 1l,442 hogs. @#
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To Sheer Growers. IA

The Commissioner of Agriculture has
addressed the sheep raisers of the coun-
try for the purpose of obtaining infor-
nation concerning ohe breeding of sheep
of different kinds in different localities
and climates, and under all the various
modes of treatment From such data
he w fishes to deduce the relative economy
and profit of the several breeds, localities
and practices, and to enable him to do
this well, Whatever is sent TO hin should
be the results Of actual experience re-
ported with the greatest possible precis-
ion. If his idea is fully carried out the
result should be very lbenficial to the
agriculture rofI the country. Already
great progress has been made in lsbsep
raising in some parts of the United
States-< But short time ago a Vermont
farmer carried of the prizes tromia great
German exhibition, his sheep being by
great odds, the finest to be fund in the
collection brought together ftom the
wheleof Europe. n sNrgprF sss - 81
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The sales to-day foot up about 1000
head, ranging in price from IS for stock
hogs, to SO so for heavy lard hogs.
There has been good inquiry today,
bnt business has been somewhat restrict
ed by the light offerings. Prices are a
trihe higher and very firm. Packers have
been the principal operators, and they
have bought quite freely at 50 25ao 10,
A few lots of heavy lard hogs have been
taken at S9a9 so per 100 lbs.--the latter
for extra choice. There has also been a
fair inquiry for light bacon hogs:
Shippers have practically withdrawn
form the market, and but few carloads
have gone into their hands.
The receipts continue light, as is to be
expected under the present condition of
the market. Drovers felt teo severely
the losses of the past week to venture
ANYTHING more until matters assume a
more settled condition Operators are
looking forward to light run the COM
ing week. The receipts are nearly -
600 head less than for the same time last
week, and $500 less than for the cores
ponding period of 1864. y
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Ce.xre.sionnt!!Lt = o >
WASHINGTON, December 6.

SENATE.-The Senate assembled at II
NJ. Mr., Foster, President pro tenn, In the
chair. ~ ~ -. 49, - wv
MIR. Dixon offered series of resolu-
tions passed by the Connecticut Legisla-
ture on the condition ofpubllc affairs and
favoring the equality ofail men before the
law &c. The resolutions were ordered
to be printed.
Committees for the session were then
announced, the chairnIen Of which are
as follows: Foreign affairs, Mr.. Sumner,
of Massachusetts,; Finance, Mr.. Fessen-
den of Maine; Commerce, Mr.. Chandler,
of Michigan; Manufacturers, Mr.. Sprague,
of Rhode Island Agriculture, Mr.. Sher-
man, of Ohio; Military affairs, Mr.. Wilson,
of Massachusetts; Naval affairs, Mr..
Grimes, of Iowa; Pension, Mr.. Lang, of
Indiana; Judiciary, Mr.. Trumbull, OF
Illinois: Postofice, Mr.. Dix0u, of Con-
necticut; Claims, Mr.. Clark, of New
Hampshire; Revolutionary claims, Mr..
Ramsey, of Minnesota; District OF Col
umbia, Mr.. Dixon, of Connecticut; Pri-
vats Land claims, Mr.. Harris, of New
York; Indian affairs, Mr. Doolittle, OF
Wisconsin; Public Buildings, Mr.. Foote,
of Vermont; Patents, MIR. Cowan, OF
Pennsylvania; Territory, Mr.. Wade, OF
Ohio; Pacific railroad, Mr.. Howard, OF
Michigan.
Mr.. Sumner introduced bill of last
session, to regulate commerce between
the several States, which was referred
to the Committee on Commerce.
Mr.. Sumner also introduced resolu-
ton instructing the Secretary OF the
Treasury to inform the Senate whether
there are any persons employed in the
Treasury Department as officers not au-
thorized by law.
Mr.. Johnson objected to the resolution
as it went over and under the rule
A committee of thirteen was appointed
to confer with committee from the
House in relation to taking appropriate
action on the death of President Lin
coin. ar.r.. .1f
Mr. Morgan introduced bill to incor-
porate an international telegraph COM
pany for telegraph line between New
York and the Vest Indies, which was
referred to the committee on commerce.
The Senate then adjourned to meet on
Monday next, .'tN
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spesch of General Banks. l!k1&
rNANCIAL AFFAIRS.
ceneral Grant in Charleston

1rw YORK. Dec. 6.--The Tribune's
u,ssbi,,gtan special states that Q sere-
.Se was given to General Banks by the
I"~ 1I"a~isiana delegation He responded by
Ending hopefully to Louisiana affairs
u, G;gRly commended President John
j, message, closing by saying that
~p ,.l,r rs private citizen or as legisla-
W.. W. he would always be found cham
3., of freedom and equal rights, not
P.,r for the white, but for the black
''Ii The trial of Captain George Wells, late
-''.rintendent ' of the Old Capitol prison,
,tnded.
.bort time today.
'-Ti ybs Worlds Washington special says:
The President yesterday stated to some
,sn,Iemen who called upon him in re-
7ori ~ the collectorship of New York
-%,, be did not intend TO take any ac-
80" in the matter tor some time
Tbp Tribune's special says: During
l.month of November, there were two
t.~5red and twenty-four money requisi-
.;o,s examined i'll the Office OF the 4th
,r5itsr amounting in the aggregate to
- @os q5- The amount of the refunding
ran,isitions was 81 ,276,940. The amount
af cash disbursements in accounts set
,"od 51,rinr the same month, of money
oTsr,s paymaSters, pensions, marine
oS5 nrizr.. was S4,6JO,OO0 The num-
nav oS nrize loans reported amounted to
S90 ioS There was paid over to the Off
cSrof Internal Revenue S10l ,247, an in
crease OF sj9,945 over that returned in
the month of October last.
Several hundred thousand dollars OF
fopds ofthe Kansas branch of the Pacific
Railroad we're presented at the Treasury
,o.day. The holders claiming that they
1rq entitled to the government bonds to
be Issued on the second forty miles of
that road This will stop the further is
Naof bonds by the Government until
this complication with that branrh is
adjusted.
In the case of a Colonel commanding
brigade during Sherman's great march
10 the sea, appointed Brigadier Gen
eral December 6, 1864, but whose cOm-
mission as such did not reach him until
Nav, 1865, the comptroller has decided
that Notwithstanding the custom hereto
fore has heen TO pay officers only from
the Date Of the acceptance OF their
commissions, III cases similar to the one
quoted full pay from the date OF the
commission will be allowed
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New York Dry Goods Market.

The domestic dry goods market during
the past week has been dull and unset
tied, although at the close there are
SYMPTOMS of more steadiness. Prices
are three to five cents per yard below
those of last week. The stocks of goods
on hand are large and accumulating.
There is light demand from the South
ern States, while from the west there is
none, that portion of the Union being
fnlly stocked. The demand from New
York is solely for consumption and to
supply immediate wants. -.
The foreign dry goods market is dull
and inactive. There is but a limited dc
maud, and prices, in most cases, are be-
low those of last week. Fancy fabrics
are weak and unsettled. Fine French
cloths, cassimeres and overcoatings con-
tinue in steady demand, without change
in prices. =
Brown Sheetings and Shirtings-Have
been quiet during the week, and but
slight Quotations in prices Standards
show more strength, while the lighter
grades are weak and declining. The
market closed today at-Standards, 3Oc,
Atlantic D, 29c; Atlantic V, 28c; Atlantic
l., 26c.
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings-
Have been irregular and weak. Transac'
tions have been limited, but towards the
close better feeling is manifest. To-
day we quote: Wamsutta, 42c.; Mason
vile, 38tc Hill, 33tc.; Hope, 3lc., Rey'
mold AA, 3Iic; and Home River, 3Oc.
Prints-COntinue weak and unsettled.
Jobbers prices are reduced about | to 8
cents below last week; but agents quote
nominally the same. Stocks are large
and the demand is light. The market
closes to-day at: Merrimac w, &c; Mer-
rimac D, 26c; Cocheco, 24tc.; Sprague,
23ac.; American, 22fc; Allen, 2Oc.; and
Arnold zoe.
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Boston Wool Market.

Business has been very stagnant III
the wool market during the past week,
and the low grades of domestic, which
continue to accumulate, and are not
wanted for present consumption, are Of
fering at very low rates as compared
with other staple commodities But fine
staple, which is being anxiously inquir-
ed for by manufacturers, who will soon
be forced into the market for large sup
plies, holds its own pretty well. This de-
scription of wool has been bought up at
high prices; it has been actually selling
at sales to consignors of late; and those
of them who are not financially weak and
necessitous are determined to make no
concession, and hence do not press sales.
As the time draws near when the supply
of fine wool must necessarily go into con-
sumption, holders exhibit more tirmness,
and the opinion is daily gaining strength
that prices have touched bottom.
The sales of domestic for the week foot
ND not over 350, 900 lbs. at a range of 50a
7Sc for fleece, and 60aS0c for the various
grades of pulled. These sales hive been
mostly in small lots, the details of which
are without special interest, the bulk
being Ohio fleece. at 65a7Oc for common;
and 75a7Sc for choice lots. In California
we note sales of20, 900 lbs at S7a39c, and
25, 900 lbs at 45c. In Canada small sales
of combing at 73s75c. In foreign the
sales have ceen light, including $50 bales
Cape at 34a42c, and small lots of Merliza
at 35a41c. o.
We give below the current prices for
this market as quoted at Messrs. Hal
lowell s. Coburns Circular of to-day.
Ohio, Pennsylvania aud Virginia
Coarse, 55a62c: medium 62a65c; fine 65a
73c; extra, 73as0- Indiana-Coarse. 55a
60; medium, 60a63; fine, 63a65 Michi-
gan-Coarse, 55a5s; medium, 5sa62 fine,
62a67. New York and Vermont-Coare,
52a57; medium, 57a60; fine, 60a63; extra,
65a67, Illinois and Wisconsin-Coarse,
5Oa53; medium, Sass; fine, 55a60. Iowa
and Minnesota-Coarse, 50a53; medium
53a55; fine 55a 50. Canada-Combings,
73a75; mixed, 63a65; clothing, 55a5s; tub,
5Sa63 Fulled-Extia, 70asO superfne;
66a67; No. l, 35a40; sup. lambs, 25a5s;
Canada lambs, 4Oa50-CommGciat Bal-
letin, Dec. 9.