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Returning COpperhead skedaddlers.

There has been for some time, a gcn-
eral arrival throughout the country, OF
skedaddlers who fled to Canada some
months ago to ayoid. the draft. We hear
that some Of Seneca County's patriotic
Democrats are among the number, and
are now on hand to vote for the white
ieathered Morgan, Of Cumberland Gap
notoriety. 1t is well to remind these pa.
triOtic gentlemen that by President LIN.
cOLS's Proclamation, made in pursuance
Of an act of Congress, all deserters and
skedaddlers TO avoid the draft, who failed
to report before May ist, 1865, ARE roR.
EVER DrsrRAscmsED AS AMERICAN CIrI.
zESs
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For the Tribpno.
To Property HOlders-A Growing Evil.

NoN Nno hNtphnoH
To Property HOlders-A Growing Evil.
Mr.. EDrToR 1T is generally a mat
ter for congratulations, when we see new
business houses opening In our midst, but
when these houses do not follow tho To-
gitimate branches Of trade, but traffic in
articles that injure the community, and
bring wretchcdness and misery among
us, we are far from being able to rejoice,
Tho rspidity with which rum shops are
starting up In our midst is painful to con.
template. Men, who few months ago,
measured ont their pint Of whisky in the
dark corner Of the back room, with fear
and trembling, arc now boldly dealing
out heir accursed poison, in some Of the
best rooms in town. Ashamed of their
business, at the start, they now display
their signs with brazen eflrontry. They
are pursuing this business, in nagrant vi
olation Of law, and they should meet its
penalties. II is not necessary to cnu-
merate the evils they are bringing upon
us, by their infamous traffic. AS long as
we have poor houses, and iuils and peni'
tentisries, and suffering families, and
bloated yisages before us, as unimpcaeh-
able witnesses Of the results Of this nc
farious business, VIC need not stop to look
about for the reasons why we have strin.
gent temperance laws on our statute
books. This is not the dOy for debating
the right or wrong" Of this traffic
that day is past. This is the time for re.
moving thOt which has already been do.
clared crying evil
1t is the duty of officers to enforce our
laws. Ii it is not done, and this evil Is
permitted to extend and increase its dead
ly influence, experience teaches US that
violent remedies will be called for. We
hope that such may not be the case. Law
breakers of all kinds stand upon com.
mon platform.
We have legal remedies, and il our off;
cials do not apply them they are RESPONSE
bic no, only for the existing evils, bu, for
any that may result from neglec, of du.
ty on their part.
Why is ii that this unlawful, degrading
and disgraccful business is permitted 10
Lift up its head !
MANY LADIES.
Tiffin, Sept, l4th, 1865,
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United Brethren in Christ.

united Brethren in Christ.
The Sandusky Annual Conference
United Brethren in Christ-at its late
session, decided to hold Conference
Sabbath School Convention, at Gallon,
Ohio, October 18th, 18th and 10th, 1865.
Each Sabbath school of our church with
in the bounds Of the conference district
are to elect at lenst two delegates to at.
tend said convention. Pastors of church.
es, Sabbath school Superintendents, and
the friends Of Sabbath schools, will please
see that delegates are elected and 90 to
the convention--their presence is very
much desired and needed for the good OF
the cause.
The Sandusky, Mansfield g. Newark,
and Lake Erie g. Louisville Rail Road
Companies, have already agreed TO re.
turn free. all persons attending said con-.
yention, who have paid full fare going on
their roads. We are expecting similar
favors from some others. The Clcvsla nd
g. Toledo Road refuses.
Now, friends, let us have good attend.
ance, and good time, you all know the
Importance of such meeting, we trust.
Schools expecting to be represented, will
please address Rev. &C. Bright, Gallon,
Ohio, Immediately, and give him the
number OF persons will be likely to ut.
tend from your place.
Persons from ukewarm localities are
cordially invited to attend.
ISAAC GROUSE, Chair. Com.
Melmore, Ohio, 1866.
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Look Here I

Look Here
Wrisht's Patent Sectional Spring Bed
Bottom. We have examined the above
Bed Bottom at the Furniture Store rooms
OF w. c, Myers, g. Bro, who are sole
agents for this county, and give in our
testimony with thousands of others, that
1t is the best article of the kind in mar
ket' They are durable, comfortable and
easily cleaned, and so certain arc they of
their giving satisfaction that they agree
to refund the money, if returned within
one month, provided they do not prove
as represented. Drop in and examine
them.
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aershiser 4 Myers,
47-3t

Hershiser 4 Myers,
Hove just received large assortment
OF fine cigars, to suit both the taste aud
pocket of everybody. Lovers of the
weed who can enjoy GOOD cigur, would
do we'll to call and look at them. They
have also been receiving large additions
to their stock of Photographic Albums,
and no" feel confident that they can
offer finer selection of Albums, at
cheaper prices than any place in the city.
Go aud SEQ them.
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Your Lost One.
There she rests upon the gently slop-
ing hillside within view of the blue roll.
ling sea or it mOy be in some quiet vale
where the ripping s,renmlet aud rusiling
foliage make sweet music all the long
summer day, and the lowly violet with
its kindred flowers smile in the glorious
sunlight that is resting SO lovingly upon
the grassy mound,-Sweet lovely flowers
you look at them with throbbing heart
and moistened eye as glancing backward
through the vista of the past you see
graceful form coming to meet you, the
mild violet eyes beaming with a lovely
smile while welcome words are trembling
upon her lids, and you forget the vcx.
alton Of business and tho heartlessness
of the world. Then memory reminds
you that these happy days are past, that
the cheek then glowing with health is
pale and cold, the bright eye expression.
less, and the lips SILENT and as you lean
upon the sculptured marble il seems
not colder than your desolate home
where you so often sigh for the lost one.
Weep, bereaved husband, it is not un.
manly 10 drop a teOr upon the grave
where sleeps the young wife OF your
bosom, your early lost one.
Yes, lonley widow, you leave your
faherless ones alone in theirI cherries
home, and go out to the quiet place
where your husband is sleeping SO
calmly, SO dreamlessly, and as you sit
beside the silent grave, you remember
the time when he was with you, when
you hud pleasant home into which care
never entered, when strong arm WIS
around you, and brave, loving heart
shielded you from the rude storms Of
life. How often during the dark years
that have since passed, you have thought
that he was with you, and you were
happy in the old home, no more harrow
ing care, no fear that he little ones will
suffer from hunger and cold; but wheu
the dawn Of morning wukened you to
toll. you found il all dream. AS you
think of all this, you lay your head upon
the cold ground above your slumberinR
husband, and wish that you too were
sleeping beside him, for the orld is dark
and cold.--But your cbildren-his chill.
dren-necd your care, aud with an un.
muttered prayer for strength, you retracc
your steps to tho place called home,
while your mind wanders back to the
grave Of your lost one.
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PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE
and Chicago, r. r.
THE T.lFIN MARKET.


CORRECTED wEpKLr ny S BSSELrH.
TrrFIN, Sept. IL, 1865,
FLoUR-Ss 90 q 8 so
WHEAT--Firm at 81 26 to 81 so
ICORN-Firm at soc for shelled from
teams.
OATS-Firm at CSC from teams.
WOOI-Selling at 55c. to 65,
SEED-Clover $l2 90. Timothy 50 30.
FLAX SEED-$l rs per pushel.
RYE-75c, per bushcl.
CANDLES-Stearine 30c tnllow goo 25c
SOAP-German IL. common &c.
TALLOW-6 as, Grease @9c. N
POTATOES-4Oc@6O.
PORK--Per Dbl, $22 90.
WHISkY--Common per gallon % 30
RYE 80 90.
HAMS-lS@2Oc.
Sc dry 10c.
CALF SKINS-1Oc,Kip ip skins 7c
SHEEP PELTS Fresh 25c@SI SO
BEESWAX-30c per pound.
BUTrER--20c per pound.
EGGS-l6c per dozen.
LARD-Kegs, lsc.
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Judge Holt publishes a fve-col-
umn reply to the charges made against
him by Montgomery Blair. He de-
nies emphatically, and substantiates
his assertion by letters from Lieut..
Gen. Scott, and others, that he ever
entered into an agreement while in
Buchanan's Cabinet, that there should
be no war during the latter's term of
office. Gen. Scott, in his letter to
Judge Holt, states that the latter did
all in his power to servo the Govern
ment.
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than any other machine.
Every machine is complete. with Hem
mer, Brsider. and all the tools necessary
for the ma chine, and al arc fully
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Pay In Advance.

We most respectfully inform all
those who have not paid their sub
scriptions TO The Tribune, that our
terms are $500 in advance, otherwise
$3.50 willbe charged All those who
pay up before October 18th, 1865,
will SAVE oNR HALF DOLLAR, and af-
ter that date $3.50 cents will be
charged to all who do not comply
with the above.
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For Sale /!

For Sale!
That Ice Block, upon which our Gov.
ornor { stood the other night. Apply
soon, ss that great bonfire is rapidly
dissolying that translucent " platform
upon which he intended to skate, about
the time he wished to be made Colonel
of the l23d o. vi. Sale peremptory.
Terms-Ice Bonds, provided they are not
deprecated by Confederate scrip. Ap.
ply to the " Representative Committee. !"
NATIONAL GUARD.
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The Place to Buy Pianos,

Mr.. Walters. of Findlay, has received
large lot of bielodcons and Organs
AiSo' some Knabe PiOroes. lie offers
10 sell them for less than can be bought
IN Cleveland or any other place. He
viii also rent them, letting the rent pay
for them. Give him call.
Sept. Z, 1865. A7-a,
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Marriage Notices,

Cannot be inserted in the TRIBUNE
without being paid for. ONE DOLLAR
must accompany the nctlce, otherwise
they cannot be inserted. Free printing
in this establishment is entirely abolished.
Parties getting married should make a
note Of the above, and hand the amount to
the Minister, who generally hand in tho
marriage notices.
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UNITED STATES
Il N CT - T. II A " {.
OFFICE OF COLLECTORS OF !
INTERNAL REVENUE,
For the 9th. District of Ohio.
NoRwALK, Ohio, Sent. 7tb ,s6b

INTERNAL REVENUE,
For the 9th. District of Ohio.
NoRwALK, Ohio, Sept. 7th, 1866.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Assessor OF this district hay.
ing rendered TO me his annual Collection
List, commencing May Ist, 1866, of all
persons liablo to tho payment Of the
United States Duties, including for L..
censes, on Incomes, Carriages, Silver
Plate, &C., therefore, all persons liable to
the payment Of such Duties and Tax in
said District, within the county of Seneca, i,
and State Of Ohio, are hereby notified
that the same have become due and paya.
BILE. and all persons who shall neglect to
pay tho Duties aud Taxes assessed upon
them by the 3oth day Of Sept, 1865, will
be liable to pay ten per centum addition
al upon the amount thereof.
For the purpose Of receiving said Du-
ties and Taxes in Seneca county, the
Deputy Collector for said county will be
at his Office at the county seat, during
business hours, until the 30th day of Sep
tember, 1865.
Only U. s. Money Received
]. +. DEWEY, Collector.
HENRY EBERT, Dept. Collector
for Seneca County, Tifin.
September :, 1865. 47-3t
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Notice to Business Men.

In order TO meet the Mails in this coun.
ty, we are compelled to put our paper to
press on WEDNESDAY MORNING. Busi.
ness men and others will please hand in
their favors on Tuesday mornings.
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A Genuine Havana.

There are many who are fond Of good
Cigar, and the article so much desired in
this city can be found at the popular
Drug store Of HERsHIskR g. MYERS
Just step in and try one.
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The prevalence Of fog on Lake
Michigan has been greater this year
than ever before, and more disasters
have resulted in consequence.
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New Goods.

New Goods.
Messrs. ALLEN g. MILLER, Cd door
from the Tribune Office, have just re-
ceiycd splendid stock Of New Goods,
for the fall trade. Step in and make an
examination. See advertisement.
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Thin,
Monday evening, OCT. 9th.

Monday evening, Dot. 9th.
The above speakers will address
tie people, at the times and places
mentioned, on the political issues in
volved in the present campaign.
J.C. LEE,
'a Chair. Union Cen. Com.
j. K. HoRD,
iSecretoru
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Sa- The Tribune is true ffiena Of
the. soldiers, and will defend them
against the vile ISLANDERS and attacks
Of Cops Subscribe for il, soldiers.
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Merchant Tailors.

Merehant IAlIorb,
The attent ton Of the people is invited
to the advertisement, Of HBRrzEA g. WEI.
MEn, in to'day's paper. They are espi-
tai workmen, and guarantee satisfaction
to all who favor them with their custom.
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DETROIT has been discontinued as
State rendezvous for returning
troops. All Michigan troops will here
after rendezvous at Jackson.
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Attention, Tax-Payers.

Remember the soth of this month is
drawing close. and those who desire TO
save 10 per cent. on paying their U. s..
Excise Tax, now is the time TO attend to
I,
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For Sale,

] dosire to sell fraction over one.
half, ofthe property known as tho For,
Seneca Mills. Consisting Of one Grit
Mill, one Saw Mil, twenty acres of land,
and two fine dwelling houses. Is located
elk miles north Of Tifin, on the Sandus-
Ky river. TERMS:--Private. Any one
desiring TO purchase, can address the sub.
ecriber for further particulars.
WIN. II. NICHOLS,
Fort Seneca, Ohio.
September 2, 1855. 47-2mot
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FOstoria.

Saturday evening, Oct. 9TH.
Col. Gibson and Col. Strong.
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Fort Seneca,

Wednesday evening, Dot. 4th.
Jas, A. Haigh, and DR.. Gibson.
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Wood Wanted.

Good Wood will be received at this
Office on subscription. If any of our
subscribers desire to pay their sub
scription in Wood, they will please
bring ia Immediately.
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BasCOm,

Wednesday evening, Dot. 4th.
Col. Strong, Capt. Brewer, DR.. Gibson,
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The TRIBUNE.-Single copies oftht
Tribune for sale with or without wrap,
pers. Price 5 cents.
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On the i4'h inst, in this city. BY Rer.,
R. Andrew, Mr.. JOHs cLAryxK and Miss
CAlLn SEypgs.
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sandusky Annual Conference.

sandusky Annual Conference.
Stationing Committees report os San
dusky Annual Conference, United Breth.
rem in Christ, held at Fos,oria, Ohio, com.
mencing August 3lst, 1865.
FsDLAY DISTRICT.
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MARION DISTRICT.
The National Guards,

Were out on regimental Parade on
Tuesday last, which gave our city a
lively and rarlike appearance.
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TURN OUT

The Union c entral Committee of
: Seneca. County an nounce to the pub
lie, the following appointments, to-
4 wit
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FOstOria,

Saturday evening, Sept. 3Oth.
Col. j. c. Lee and Col. L. M. Strong
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Republic.

Tuesday evening, Oct. Sd.
Col. Lee, and G. j. Keen.
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MARRIED.

Am h.ni.s.. At. charged si.Oa Dead. laser
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no. WHY don't you take the 7rib.
unef
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BIOOnVilIe.

Saturday evening, Sept. 29d.
Col. Strong and Captain Brewer.
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Ekan.sa

Thursday event ug, Sept. 2lst.
Col. Strung, Capt, Brewer, c. Everitt
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Secretary.

Pre- ROLL OF HONOR.
The following am cunts have been re-
'ceiyed since last public, alton.
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ear Do you take the Hibms.
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Timn,

Saturday evening, Sept. 23d.
Col. j. C. Lee.
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Adrian,

Friday evening, Sept. 29th.
Everitt and Brewer.
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Warranted for Three Years.

Call and examine them before pur.
elsewhere, at
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Attica, ,

Friday evening, Sept. 29th.
Col. w. ii. Gibson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-03-31
Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-Superfne could hardl' have been sold
at ~ OO, although in most cases higher rate was
asked. Extra is held at 81 259775, and family and
fancy at 81 1908 25. 100 ..
WKEAT-The market rules steady at 81 s5@l S7
for primo TO choice. White continues unstable,
and quotations can hardly be given. The skiing
rates are 81 oil e5 for Ohio and Indiana and 81 90
a 95 for prime to choice X entucky.
| CORN-Sound meets with limited local demand
at SOC for ear and S5c for sheled. Qualities below
sound meet with no demand at any price. $50 bush
white sold at 81 05, delivered.
OATS-The asking rate is CSC in elevator, but this
rate is merely n0mihal, and Concessions would have
to be made in order to dispose of round lots.
BARLEY Prime fall will not bring oyerS %, at
which rate 900 bush sold. FN
SEED-Timothy has declined to a so, with but
limited demand. + lax continues dull and heavy at
So 90. 30 bush rough Flax sold at 81 9O delivered.
WHISKY-The market was less firm to-day
Sales confined to 100 brls at 81 l2k.
PROVlSl0NS--Mess Pork was offered at $2S 90,
bulk Shoulders at lssic packed. and sides at l59
We'did not hear of sale. $27 90 was offered for
'GROCERiES-we quote fair to prime Rio
Coffee at 3393ic; raw Sugar le9l9c; hard refined
20 2lc, and New Orleans MOlasses 81 Pool rs per
BUTTER-Asteady and rather quiet market, at
2593Oc for prime TO choice Central Ohio in half brs
CHEESE-A continued steady market ut 2l99ac
for Western Reserve and Hamburg.
EGGS-The demandsis light, and the market rules
quiet at l69l7c per dozen, shippers count.
FRUIT-Green Apples are in moderate demand,
at Sc 0097 90 per brl for prime Eastern. Western
Apples are dull at - 50g5 so per br. Dried Apples
are very dull, and prices are nominal. We quote
them at IL q Ice per pound. Peaches are nominally
P0TAT0ES-The market rules steady at "a 5O9
rs per brl.
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Rumors About IN Military Conven-
ton.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-The Chronicle
of to-day says: The rumor which is re-
tailed by gossips of the town of meeting
of President Lincoln and Generals Grant,
Sherman, Meade, Ord and Sheridan, on
board the steamer Queen, is undoubtedly
correct; but we can assure our readers that
theresult of the conference is not publicly
known. The statement that Gen. Lee had
asked for a conference with Gen. Grant is
entirely without foundation.
New YORK, March 30.-The Herald's
Washington special says the President held
a council of war at City Point, attended by
Generals Grant, Sherman, Meade, Ord,
Sheridan and Others, and that Immediately
afterwards general movement of the army
was begun. The Herald also has report
from Washington that Lee, since Saturdays
fight, has renewed his request for a mill
tary convention to agree upon terms for a
cessation Of hostilities. 1t is understood
that Sherman's plans for cutting off Gen.
JohnsOn's army from all available sources
of supply are complete, and that Grant will
compel Lee either to starve his troops in
Richmond or come out and risk an en-
gagement. In view of these matters well
informed people in Washington believe
that peace will be agreed upon between
Grant and Lee.
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d't(t9:J'rta'.'p}BiG::.. II y !.
Army OF the Potomac Another
Battle ON Monday Rebels Re-

Army Of the Potomac Another
Battle ON Monday Rebels Re.
pulsed. .
NEW YORK, March 30.-The Herald's cor
respondent says: Another engagement
took place in the Army of the Potomac last
Monday morning, which, though confined
to small portion of the line and of short
duration, was of quite severe character,
at least for the rebels. A party of them
who pretended that they wished to desert,
were allowed to approach the National
lines, when they made fierce attack on
the front of one division of the 9th corps,
just before daybreak, for the purpose OF
recovering their advanced works, from
which they were driven on Saturday. The
assault was so sudden and furious chat the
9Th corps troops were at first forced back;
but they instantly rallied, repulsed the en-
emy at all points, and recovered and main
tanned their captured ground. The rebel
loss during the short fight was heavy, while
that of the 9th corps was very slight.
The entire first line of rebel works cap
tured by the I'd and 9Th corps on last Sat-
urday is still held by them, and has been
rendered so strong that any effort of the
enemy for its recovery must prove futile.
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Cleveland Marker.

FLOyR-In moderate trade demand at $s 5O9
% for 1r Ak red 90 SSS Sa 70 90 for Xxx white.
o. so, car No. l rel from store at 81 e5.
CURN-Ofered freely at SOC from store. without
0ATS-Offcred from store at CSC. No sales.
! RYE-Yery dull and entirely nominal.
BARLEf-lnactiye and nominal at Sl2o for No.
PORK-City-packe mess held at $50 90.
LARD-,SaIes 500 lbs city-rendered in tierces at
2lc; 16OO lbs very or country at l5c and
sMokEDT j TMEATs-In fair trade demand and
ers Isc for dried beef 7s'-i
BUTTER-Small sales at2l@2Sc for Western Re-
EGGS-Market quiet at I79lsc. -.r-tft----.
CHEESE-Scarce and firm at &c. q --.SJ
HIGHWINES-Dull and nominal, at 90 1s
ALCOHOL-Marke quiet but steady at a 42@
= a for 0s per cent. Neutral Proof Spirits 81 81
PETROLEUM market is quiet and nominal
SEEDS-Clover scarce and firmer. Small sales
to-day at $500. Timothy held at IS Oo@5 95.
POTAT0ES-ln moderate request at s5CSsoc for
BEANS-Vers dull and market nominal at seO OOs
DRIED APPLEsSDur. Sales 10 brls at iOxS
f TRfED d. PEaCHES-scarce and firm at 49a44c
for peeled, and S2@3Ic for unpeeled.
LAKE FlsSH-Scarce in good request and YER very
$40 5O Trout, half bbls 80 co. Pickerel, half bbs,
80 so, and yery scarce; Herring SO so per Dbl. ,-,
FEATHERS--Steady, with sales in o moderate
way at SOC for prime live geese.
SALT-Steady. Coarse 50 so; Ground Solar So 25;
Fine 81 95.
H0PS-Firm. New York State 4O95Oc, according
to quality. d. . rNEr-IN :
MALT-Steady. Barley Malt held at 81 so per
bushel. .- . -.
ALE AND P0RTER-AIarket steady. We quote
as follows: Present use Xxx Ale SO: Stock xxx
$ll9l2 Kennett $ll Pale Cream $ll Porter sll.
Halt and quarter barrels in proportion.
WATER LIME-Firm at 50 25 for Oswego and
Akron. I
PLASTER-'Powoll's" land Plaster. sl2 so per
ton.