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The Dry Goods Trnde.

y = NEW IUhIKt Nllly .
The market was active and strong. with no
feeling ON the part of holders 10 lover prices.
SheetinR broWn-Atlanta 90st Appleton A 81
Atlantic "A y; Bangor 10; broadway n Co
hnsset2i; Indian Orchard B B 10; do A 2I,$;
do c Il; do d IL; Laurel O Is; do 81 -; Med
ford u: Nashua Extra 10; New Market A q;
Pacific A 81; do e %: do "a 81 do L n Pequal
26; Stark 2OlS; Superior L x L 10. Sheeting,
Observation-Disclosures ~ Bay Mills S6;; BATES Xxx
S7JL: Canoe n: Dwight s.; Harris Us; Hill
Sem Idem S21S; Home 81 Hope - james
2S1S; jamestown u; Langdon ~; Lones-
dale a. Monville Co., 3; Masonville 81 New
200; Red Bank n: Slater .; SUFFOLK 10; TuS-
caFnSa Is. Tin. Ton 50, - ~ ~
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NEW YoRK, May 1O.-The CONNER
cial's special says the Senate Commit
tee on Commerce, voted this morning
to recommend the confirmation of Mr..
Smythe's nomination as Collector of
New York.
It is at last determined that Mr..
odelI, Naval Agent, is suffering from
cancer in the region of the palate, and
his final dissolution is considered by
himself and others, as n matter of time
merely, and may be looked for at al
most any hour.
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New York Money ana stock Market,

~ INV IWflIIl 4lI1lJ KVs
Money and Gold-Money easy and steady
at 4@5 per cent. Sterling 1SxchAnge-Fif a
lO9IS ai0gL Gold-Shade hImers opening n
l2S1S, and closing at I29A. s5lla
Government Stoclrs-Steady; Treasury
7-3Os, first series, lO{M; 7-Sls second series
lO2<: u. s. s., 1910 coupons, 955T, U. 8. 6S o
1881 lO9L;,U. =. $40 coupons of 1862 l02; u. 8
coupons, endorsed, 3D.; . s174
FreIghts 70 LiyeFpool-Dun. sf-.-5.-,
StociSs-Steady; Milwaukee & st. PHu
7lI[: Chicago & Rock island 99: Cleveland
Toledo l0I1l: Chicago & Northwestern pre-
ferred coz: Cleveland & Pittsburgh SIX
Michigan Southern T81S; Reading 1O7; Hud
SON 1857: Erie 1875: Western Union Tele-
graph a2L; MaripoSa preferred 2i7E-
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SAN FRANCISCO, May Bankers are
again throwing out mining stocks not
considered first-class. A further ship
ment on government account of $780,
600 in treasure, not manifested, was
made by the steamer of April 18th, from
San Francisco. Seven per cent. gold
bonds are in good demand at s31<, and
they are now held at IS. Street trans
actions amount to $3.50, coo, The dry
goods trade has been dull during the
past week. AT an auction sale alpac-
cas-, merinoes, lawns, prints, hosiery,
velvet and taffeta ribbons were sold to
the amount of S75, 600, with credit of
90 days on bills over 1000.
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BALTIMORE, May lO.-A'man named
John Price shot another named Clinton
Jones, last night, in the American The
atre, corner of Baltimore and Calvert
streets. Jones died at midnight. He
was second in the recent prize fight.
The first regiment of Maryland col
ored troops returned home to-day.
They made n handsome appearance
whilst passing through the Western
section of the city. Aconflict occurred
between some of the colored people fol-
lowing the soldiers and number OF
whites. Blows were exchanged, fire
arms are reported to have been used,
and one or two parties wounded.
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New York, May 10,-The Post says,
James Stephens the Fenian Head Gem
Napoleon on the Sd, which arrived here
this afternoon. 1 ,gis- -st-l.I
Mayor Hoffman has sent n message
to the common council approving the
resolution of that body suspending all
action in reference to widening Ann
and Fulton Streets. ,
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NEW York, May 1O.-Capt. Medium,
of the British schooner Wentworth,
from Windsor to this port, reports that
on the End inst. his vessel was seized
of Grand Mean by a party of sixty
men, under command of Col. Kelly,
who suid they were Fenians, They
scuttled the fishing craft they were in,
and after keeping possession of the
Wentworth about four hours, landed at
u place called Brady's Mistake. They
acted in a very orderly manner, doing
no damage either to the vessel or crew.
Alter they left Capt. Medium resumed
command and proceeded on his voyage.
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ToIedo market.

TOLEDO, Nay 10.
Flour-actIye. wheat-nrm; new white
MIchig an Toe and other grades 1@2e better,
sales Of new white Michigan at 81 %, old Ann
Der So 03, new Amber 81 "a; No new Ans
Ing feIRhts dull and nominal. iat
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RunnIo nInrI,ef.

-sas Fsa 81 BuFFALo, May 10.
FIourspring No. 1 50 509l05 extra STATE
$3.50, white winter Sl24 l4. Wheat--nE nm bit
qniet. light otferings held ut e Is for Ne ss.
1 held az g. 0ats-Ch Chicago A945, MtfWaukee
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WAsHINoToN, May 10.-The Presi-
dent has proclaimed the treaty recently
ted States all the land heretofore claim
ed by them, and more especially that
portion of their territory at and near
Lake Vermillion, as a reservation. The
Government, In consideration of this
important cession, will give them land
elsewhere and provide for their domes-
tic comfort
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New Drug Store. New Goods. New

THAvE JUST COMPLETED Ny. STORE
i rpom and have received a large and conn
plete assortment OF Drugs and Medicines se-
lected with especial care - IN purity and
quality, Rerfntnegy. Motions, Fancy Cool
Vintaaes my Whislrya, old and reliable; all
Of which have been bought low Tor cast, ana
VIII he bold at new and low cash prices u
pnblicaf hrge and especially the elttzens OF
tJefifre and Easr Wheeling, that In soliciting
ffiGIT nssfriJnagt In fhe Drug business, that j
"a - Vim m xpeFienee Of many years Ia all
fllis fISraFtnlenfS0 OF Pharmacy, and Feel con-
Identthatit Will Be 70 the interest OF All TO
nv sfochrfs fresh, pure and well assorted. /
T5ye liso engaged the services or q Competent
GERMAN tChemist and Rna91niceutfst VINO
I'M D. found ever ready % attend 10 my Ger
man friends Prescriptions fllleltal an houEs,
day and nissas- ma ~ DE
End ofstone REidge, Centre Whssling
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OsWego market.

a .gzssis; no oswE0o. May 10.
FIourh active and 25e higher; SO 25910 50 for
No. spring; II 755I2 90 for red winter, ana
Sl494 so for Xxx Wheat scarce nm ana
Corn quiet: other grains nominal. Canal
FrelghLs steady. III llsni - ~ ii.3l
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NEW YoRK, May 1O.1The Herald's
Valparaiso dispatch says:
Certain highly important documents
sent to the CHILEAN President by The
Dictator of Peru have been forwarded
by General Fitzpatrick to Washington,
showing that some time ago French
stranger died suddenly in Lima, and
among his effects We're found papers
proving him to have been French
agent coming with a proposal to the
Dictator OF Peru to make himself King
or Emperor, promising aid in men and
money from France under the Mexican
flag; in other words, through Maximil-
ian. This exposes the scheme between
France and Spain to make "a jump Mt
all the small South American repub-
lies. England approves, but does not
help by men or money.
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Boston, May 1O.-In the iron foundry
of Davis q Fannan, in Walthan1, yes
terday afternoon, a shell, purchased for
old iron, exploded, instantly killing
VIM. a. Howard and two boys named
Casey and Flynn, also seriously wound
ing Mr.. Blain, the foreman of the foun-
dry, and Mr.. Mcfarland, a.workman.
Mr.. Howard was formerly a Captain In
the 35th Massachusetts, regiment, and
was a brave and good officer.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May Sat the
Republican caucus tonight seven in
formal ballots were taken fora Com
gressional candidate. Last ballot
General o. 8. Terry was then unani-
monsly nominated. -
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PROVIDENCE, r. L, May 9.EThomas
A. Doyle, independent candidate, was
to-day elected Mayor OF this city by a
majority of 314. The City Council was
elected chiefly on local issues without
reference topolitical questions.
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NEW YORK. May 10.-The Posts dis
patch says:
The President has written a veto meg
sage on the Colorado bill, but IL Is not
yet received In Congress.
The new funding bill will probably
be altered and It's passage is confident
ly expected, and the tax on tobacco will
probably be changed. sy55F-
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journs to-day it adjourn to meet on
Monday next. The motion was agreed
to, with a half understanding, that the
vacation would extend to Tuesday.
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From SAN FrancIsco.


SAN. FRANCISCO, May GA special
messenger arrived yesterday at Los
| Angeles, bringing a dispatch from the
commander of Fort Grant to General
Mason, announcing that Fort Goodwin,
| Arizona, had been taken by 1000 Indi-
ans. and the garrison numbering lA
men rnassacred, with one exception,
and the fort burned. The man who
escaped was out hunting at the time,
| and witnessed the connection from q
distance. He saw the fort burning, and
heard the firing of guns during the
fight. which, lasted nearly one hour.
Il is supposed the Indians gained adj
mission into the fort under pretext of
entering into a treaty of peace, which
General Mason had instructed the COM
mander of the fort to make.
SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-The roads
in the interior are now passable and
| large quantities of freight are being
| forwarded.
A letter dated Maricopa Wells, Ari-
zona. April 18th states that Brevet Ma
| Tor Charles F. Terry and assistant army
Surgeon Tappan, of New York, were
fred upon by the Apache Indians at
Cottonwood Springs, March 22d. and
/ the former was killed and the latter
badly wounded. a1
Mining shares were hrmer.
AZ dispatch received yesterday from
New Washington reports that new gold
ldfggings, paying one dollar per pan,
4 nave been struck on Clemens Creek,
nenr BIC Bend Mines. Hundreds of
boats are going up the Alabama river
lladen with miners and provisions. It
| is ruinored that the United States sol
| Cliers at Fort Colyille have deserted and
| conc to the mines taking their arms
with them. aI l1t
election in Virginia City, Nevada, re-
suited in the success of the Union tick
eli. The charter election al Stockton
also resulted in the success of thu I'm
ion ticket at that place.
/ G1Nc1NSATr, May l0.-The Conven-
| ton of the sNon-Episcopa Methodist
4 Churches assent led in this city yester-
day to discuss and effect basis of a
4 Delegates representing nearly all the
churches in the northern States were
present.
The convention will probably last
The suit between the Ohio, Mississippi
and Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail-
4 road for alleged breach of contract,
commenced yesterday before the SUI
peeme Court. Damages claimed one
1 million five hundred thousand. Promt-
i nentlawyers of the country are engag-
ed on both sides.
The city solicitor of Cincinnati has
entered suit against several street Rail-
road Companies for charging higher
rates for fare than contracts allow.
NEW tYoRK, May 1o.-The Tribune's
special says: ~
In. Daniels, Madeira, Good Return and
4 the Constantia, which have been in lit
4 igation for nearly fifty years, were con-
i Guided to-day before the Mercer Com
4 mission, under the convention between
kSir Frederick Bruce as umpire. These
4 cases involve ifiSthe whole seven hum
4 dfed thousand dollars. Only one-h
Z this amount Is claimed for New Grena-
da, the other half having been hereto
1 fore recognized by Ecuador and Yen-
i ezueIa. The decision VIII be rendered
within eight days.
NV YonK. aT11a-aold opened at
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From valparaiso.

New YORK, May l0.-The Herald's
Valparaiso correspondence says: The
Spaniards have received an addition to
their squadron of one screw frigate of
60 guns, two corvettes and one trans
port, the latter bringing large supplies
OF clothing and ordinance stores. They
also had on the squadron fifteen hun
dred marines for shore duty. 80
The English residents of Santiago
confirmed the resolutions of the Val
paraisians against the conduct of the
British charge and Admiral in not
preventing the bombardment. The
French residents have put in claim
for losses. -Asst ..isl
The report of the Spanish Admiral is
published, in which he says that Com
modore Rogers, inter- his efforts for a
peaceable settlement of difficulties, was
thwarted by Chill, who commended the
action as right, and said moderation
and dignity was on the side of Spain.
The English Admiral said the insult of
fered by the Ghilians, in proposing a
naval combat, was sufficient justitica-
ton for the bombardment. The Span
ish Admiral also says the Gillian gov
eminent opposed the removal of for
eiRneFS property,
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The Latest News.
BY TEhE GRAPH.
BIisceIlnneous NeWY.

BY the Union Lines
Once. corner OF Main and Monroe street
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NEW YoRK, May18.-Gold opened b
l2s5< and closed at 1291<.
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SAN FRANo1sco, May9.-The charter
election in Virginia City, Nevada, re-
suited in the success of the Union tick
ct. The charter election al Stockton
also resulted in the success of thu I'm
ion ticket at that place!
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4
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a letter dated Maricopa Wells, Ari-
iona, April 18th states that Brevet Ma
ior Charles F. Terry and assistant army
SURGEON Tappan, of New York, were
fired upon BY the Apache Indians at
Cottonwood Springs, March 22d, and
the former was killed and the latter
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new York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW Y0hR, October n.
The dfg goods trade has baaa very dali,
niisettied nfd itfesuler, FOR tlae past three
days, more 80. II possible, the first three
days % the week. The cotton market is
lower, bat rather steady, Thew wool mar
kei Is still 80 staepapt, thai there are no
adjbeiivfs among tho teehnieniifieA Of mar
kei reporting To express ~, AID the ElHtLed
state ~ fhe Wooleu goods tnaflsel does not
promise any Improvement for the present,
The immediate result Of the state of ings
Is that, Win light stocks Of most kinds Of
cotton goods, holders are quietly wishing
the development OH the next few days MS
batieBlly a. could lie expected. Jobbefs'
prices ares
a.ff Hh0Wh sHEFTfhas.
Atlantic a, 2ltaei Howard A, 20G; Grand
Falls ~, 100, Wr'tfef@ff
HLhAcHEb snfHrfAaA.
~, v, Mills, MOI Saves, SOC, Home, ne.
PRINTS, 4fHrlf
Mstfiaae w, g2t@ei AinosheAg, 1890;
Whhtsshh, lhet Wafasutih, tblse.
aIHaffAMsdest " 81
Lancaster, Ttsei Hartford. Ei2e.
eAMHhfcs,
Washington, i5e3 Manvilla. l4a.
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ApDrFnoNAL RlyEH sEws.

+ CfHcfHNATI, October ~. The river ia
falling, with nine fest seven Inches ia the
channel. Weather clear. thermometer AZ.
smart frost iast night
PffrHhuna, noon, October 27.-Itiver two
fest hnd falling. ulsaf aud pleasantly hooi.
Another rain has visitor this region. eon-
tinulng from o'clock until after midnight
aud giving littla promise of ceanina ~. The
river continues 10 fail slowly ~. The nddi-
tional arrivals aud departures since saturs
day ~ = o'clock include the Ada Lyon 10
Green HivsfI j. T. Meeeinbs, Louisville
aud return; ham Hale. Importer aud Itob-
ert Burns. MeDphihia Ginoinnatiir Charm
or. Cairo 10 Evansville, Atlanta, Pittaburg
10 New Orleans: Victor No. 2. Louisville 10
Arkansas River, Plain CITY. Louisville To
Bowling Green; Rose uite, Louisville 90
Henderson. Shamrock, Cincinnati % ~.
touie. Gen. u. Palmer, Cincinnati to Ar
kansas River; bermuda, Louisville 10 Ten
neases Hiver..4d1'he Importer, Sam 1fais
and Robert Burns had good trips; the laty
Cor two discharged nearly 900 bales of cot
ton ench 10 this port. Most OF the other
boats. except the packets, were we'll loaded.
The Chafmer. Rose uite. Plain City aud J.
T. McCombs had moderate tripa.....Capt
J. u. Archer was paseenRer, by tile Dnr-
ling, 60 Cairo, on Saturday night to bring
up the Liberty No. which will fhanna
her trips 20 Memphis as regular packet.
with CaptyJ. o. Archer IN command and
JOS. q. Mccullough IA tho ONCE. The Lib
erty Is a splendid steamer aud has many
friends uom Louisville 10 Memphis.
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MILLINERY GooDs Ar AUCTION
AND PRIVATE SALE Being deter
mined 10 quit the millinery business,
| will sell my entire stock Of millinery
goods at my store on First Street, two
doors below Sycamore Street. | will
soil ne private sale a. prices TO suit
purchasers until "Wednesday, No.
vember 9TH, at 10 o'clock, ut which
time will cell Mt auction, aud continue
at auction every Wednesday, and
private sale other days until my en-
tire stock Of fine goods N disposed Of
Ladioa and gentlemen wishing fine
goods will do well 20 call Immediately ;
prices are bound 20 suit
Mas. G. kLiNaELuGFEa
lIRAM NELSON, Auetioneer.
ootsI-dl0t bg .Hai IL
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SONS medical men insist that ~ II nm
dienifed 10 advertise a remedy, however
valuable il may be. Queer reasoning this,
II IL like saying that an article which tie
world needs Should be hid In q corner
that blessings aud benefits may pc too
widely Gifrgssd-that the means Of pro-
tecfihg and restoring health shouid be a
close monopoly, and not accessible 20 All.
That argument Is bad. IL II worse thhn
TBPb BTOMACH BfTTEIls-at absolute
specific for Dyspepsia, Blliousnsas, ana
Nervous Dsbiiity-had never been known
beyond the repertoire Of the faculty. what
would have been the consequence In
stead Of curing and fnyik0rntinR millions,
the good effects Of the preparation would
have been confined % q comparative few.
There IL the highest authority for SAYING
That light should not be hid under "a
bushels that Whatever IL eKceii6nt should
be placed ms city on hill where all men
can take cognizhnee Of H. IL IL upon this
principle that the Bitterh have been adj
vsrtiaed, and continue 90 be advertised Ia
every newspaper ~ any prominence In
the Western Hemisphere, and thai the
spontaneous testimonials in It's favor have
been translated into all written inBRunnea
Thousands enjoy Derfsct health to-day
ness If the newspapers had not spread The
truth NTH Tf0dfd ~ His uucqifdied f1tpfOOr-
ami and corrective far ana wide. suppose
profit has been feaped from this publicity
lis thai any argument against 1T ~ the
public health has been protected II lives
strengthened, aud the sick restored, treat
g0od has been dceoDptishedy and who 80
mean ms 10 grudge tho eHcftions thus
directed their fair rewnfd7
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The Cincinnati Prize eta7eln OF last
week in its review Of tbe.trade of the city,
haSai a4t a,.itti I
The weather hahhean all that could have
been dHHlfHd " cure the eorn, ana Tor
wheat sewing bit thefe Is no doubt that
there will be in,feil laae wheat sawn than
was Intended, beeAuHa of tile intenesa of
tie season. The large foreign demand for
corn anu at high prices ia View 81 tile Very
taf crop gathered this SEASON, look we'll
Jof the agricultural tntefes Is, and wille coin.
nenhata for the loss of the wheat crop 20
some extent II IN now clear however,
that corn will constitute the chief article
90 Agricultural product which we will have
~ export 10 foreign COMMITTEES tha hsisaon,
There will be but little aottan 60 spare
nom this years crop for export +st#
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MONETARY u NUMERICAL.


The following from The 80. Louis journal
NJ Gea4a4Ie4 Of the 18th inst viii be inter-
asfiag 81 our feadhfs 10 has Us appiioh-
zion ~ Evansville as well aa Rt, tVHiai
Tie pba Fsa ~ general tfAdh has bern
characterized ~ isw, II any new features
since our lhst review notwithstanding
the advanced gfhfs 1T fiiA gaas6H, tiiefe is
10 psfeeptiijis difninufign in ne Volume
81 business ana but little fiueinaii9n ~
commercial values, Trade Is pfeuy Well
distributed nus CTS nom all tiAfts 81 The
county, being here ~ lofes, 1hs pleasing
fact CONNECTED Win The ttndH W the city
during tie wenh WaE the pAfNsplIhle inH
crease u, tilH #ouihefn tfades want ~
metHs, sitTe the close 9f the war has re-
stfieted tfade with this section, but now
that the crops afe so faf Hatufsd as % act
~ . base lgt efationss ttsas y fhpthlf re-
WING, Ff1at all accounts NE COTTON ef"p
will fail faf below what was estimated
early 10 The season, bat, from present lndiz
cations this deficiency VIII bs made nj, ~
wii9ls ~ ~ part by The Increase " prices.
Tile trade rom THIS section, however, must
for u long time fall faf below what u WIS
previous % tic war, II is vain ~ expect
That tie South viii recover from tbs tor.
production. ~ which she wac SUBJ
ieefed during the wnf, otherwise than by
q slow process, II appears ifon tile report
~ tiiF C9inuiHsienef Of Agriculture for
september, that during the last sk years q
decrease has taken place 10 horses, ia that
santian, of hg psf oeHtI fMHies HD per psnt,
cattle ~ pef eeut,i sheep - per cent, aud
hogs a per cent, Had the South iast hblh
lug but money OF securities merely, It's
dHinaes would be- easily fepaifed but ite
losses have been more VITAL FOR ~ has not
merely lost actual property, bat the ans,
tie ngsnfies, fof tho reproducing OF wealth,
N Is ltY These statistics, aud others fram
like felinblH sources. that We should ieEns
late 0Hf expectations o. fnfnre eommefee
with the south
The commissioners Ia bis report OF tie
crops Of tie Northwestern States. estiz
tihtes f1f lie present car al Increase Of
one=tenth oven That ~ it4H. The corn emp
bs estimates 81 over i,DU1,put,0 900 bushels.
which, IL the estimate should prove COTS
rect. would be by for the iafaeat ever n#its
iEed, ufaloet hggH ~ inGfataa over 1875
y tfppftnh ~ MARY lnna, ONO, Indiana,
Minnesota Iowa, Missouri Kansas, hs
well AH u slight inrreHse ~ iteiituakyi an
average IL tanneelieBh New York, New
Jersey, aud hsAi4yh hi average IN Illinois
ana tha New liHgRnd states, Potatoes
aud fabt etops ore ia unusually large sup
ply and In good condition. Nutwithstand=
Ing this faVesabls report, prices Of ail iafin
products are very hfin and STEADILY Ihnd
Ing npwhfd, THIS viii have "A fhvpthbiH
effect upon the trade Ut nuf city hiid the
West generally, As Wifh III abundance Of
means IN tile iianfs Of consumers, the eona
sumption of gFhetal mefetiandiFe, must
largely iHeiehAs over iliat OF tie pnst year.
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Hogs.

good many dressed hogs are being
received at New Albany aimee the weather.
turned cool, Some lots have baan sold au
prices ranging from eight aud u half 10 ten
cents per pound. "a Louisville Joln1lat, 0oto-
bsr adth. EH E
la this section will be somewhat short.
Many of the farmers are buying fof their
own uae, and we are informed that they
find ~ dfiieult 90 procure hogs at any
price, tuditedh thB.i Heritd.
our readerHwill 1ftd further Intelligence
IA reference TO the crops IN our corresponds
enee on the second page. is + tr,.Ut4} s