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New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

IHE CENTRAL NAlIoSAL BAsK rnE CITY ov NEW YoHE
NRw.YoRK, April I9. lft6
hIVIDEND--A DIVIDEND OF SIX (6) PER
~ CENT has declared the profits Of the last
Payable from taI, the lst oay Of
May -.
Ie Transfer viii be closed from the 2sh inst TO May
inclusive. IIENKf A. SMf1HE, Prehient
FIhsr NAIosAL BANK OF JERSEY CITY,
JERSEY CRY, Apn 10. 1860.
nIVIDEND.-A SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND oil
FIVE PER CENTHas . day been declared from Gov
r Of the last months payable on
and after the lot day ii,y neat NJ sANDfohD Cashier
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Clnnnfial.
ONCE CEraAL RAILROAD cosRASr OF II NV, q

ONCE CE,TaAL RAILROAD CosPASr OF NEyJ Efh,EY'
NEw-YOHK, Apni 20 100. y
NvOTIpE il hereby given that the ANNUAL hEEl- :
IA IVA 81 M Sfoekboll.u p cf the Central Railroad Company OF
10 elect Dectcr TO serve oI he year ne ensuing
viii he I'D a, tie oce of the Company a. fhabethpo Nesi
i,ween tie Of Il o'clock end2 O'Clock p W. oi riN
DAY ne ia W % S ,osed from h, 7ist Inst 10 the 18th
m 1ns ~ SAMUEL KNOX, Trtasper
NTEW.YORK and HARLEM RAlLkOAD CVMEA-
~ NY-NOTlCE 10 STOCkHOLD ENS-ILe annual ees,lSn
for ieen Drecdsof tis Company ior iAe s'iug y'i M
Of tlC Company, cofnrr OF "' "J
s,tlsi on TUESDAY TIE 18Th DAY oi May next A., u II
Thc pos be opcncG from ~ O'Clock ~ Do'h uhs " " '"
that day. ,.,-- ..t..L , ,o If tho Is
''5 u --"' -' ~ W. " EMERSON,
Ncw-Yark hrrl q. 1905. s,eletary aua If'esln,r
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Uipi0cn0 Noiices.

Tux AMERICAN ExcuNoE NATIONAL BANK
N.w.ioss. AJfi 20 lst5
A SEMIANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE PER
CENT has been declared payable Of Government Tax
hsy The transfer books III be closed
on the llsI nst and r,oprncd the ID day OF May .
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Weasatp CARDS. ct.

ATWM. EyERDELLs sONS, No.l04 Fulton-st-.
N WEDDISd CAkDs sG1 FINE STATIONERY tAs'abisisS
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

irTTru IcHssOT'H E0ThHT LOCK iuNFAffI
Jon, q. sEwi oHK, frfi - no }
fEVlIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the SLockhoilers OF
IcrfSs 81, s ROTARY LOCK COMPANY will he hcd q The
on of lie COMPANY MONDAY hay e5 At u ofoeh ioi
'h' c'''''' q '''''''' " FDWARD DRvOE. scrre,sry.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

TAgAsuRY DfPAEfHtNr Apu T. 100.
NOTICE IL hereby gwen that on the I,th day oi
foi.r, loan tohsr than chose i.od fof '.In House p-'
te.s,i en clisas md uIad vi b. reduced o te nn9'm
e.ftfass wi-n hiftf rie of interest 'sgech.d
e lc p,.rut g. o. ts oeffs bJ whom n'"ed at
u. Nc -uLLocH Sece'sry oi Tra'iry.
,tscs ~ lnH oHic ssp Sos!n WEsEEHs h.iL~Ar co.
Sc. SMa-ft. hEW NCFtshTri-5, ltth y
NOUPONS due Nav !, lrj6, iiom Bonds OF TINS
TFO TOsps srd GALENA SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS,
willie rid date es'non Il un. oi,, on hnd a'sI
May % rTe'oniaion 1t iAe ne" once oi I'M, s & "
tftsaway . a. '''','''' -,
,Yycs or ran CnicsGo $50 ,LioN k.iLao,pto o
'HicAGO tll- Arih =. no. >,
COUpONg of CHICAGO and ALTON RAILROAD.
pa on hst dato .s's Gcssuen tar - &c once oi
hc..n ~ KpEsur Co. so - n,o,,~sy Ss',fss q,,
(tnICAGO aud ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
t.nd Ere.d Company resolved 60 isse - $4,000 Of he
ho.d. % Ob so.. of TIE Caugauy tcou'c1e to e anj
p.S fS sse 81 Ne ssms rfe Hos, .prsan.9
strkhods fa who sh be- fri'iei =. sueh on '-e CLOSING
The ayeut Iwrty fT Gcui oi tLe sn- OF e jond'
m. ts made the os q o.. tomrery by ihe h day o Jnne
Tie Irlsr toost HlA te clo,td - -. ~ tf mnfe
orsd the 'h 4 June nest ftANcls H. To"a Sc 'y
u'rcs TTs ,g,e,so Aso slloS ,,,a, 100 20 I CO.
INTCAGO and ALTON RAILROAD, FIRST
Y MoKTGA0E SINKING FUSD BONDS NOTICE y hereby
gwen h day deisnlsd by o .sLsen Bond, nun
"a .1 s1 az ~ snd s OF 900 for REDEMPTION
Aecordug the terms q - interest befoon w cease
May i@c TIE und'sneg are ,'sdy 70 py e" WI" H''''
: J. TliDfN, No III Wal 81, Vr..i.e.
l. H. MEYER No. % E'ehausr place : i'"''' ''''
INANeiAIn-RAHROAD BONDS negotiated,
i sniRALROAD IRON furnished by eoursci
A,d,ss THOMAS RAWLINGS, Nos 100 and O{ Gf"'Aam
Hous. Old Broad s,, London, fisbhd
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

Old cheese is oil n ind drop q1o'atoue rcnGIs ng t,~
what is here lower there bcic shpling deuad tne
j. worth l9a.Oo. fer homo New cones ntpirngy
Shippers will onl'ake factory az 7.c md i must be
fac The trade IL usiug IT at U4iec Ordinary SKIN
sells slowly come lots oiefi,g al Oe while
uniform factory skmm,d' brings about lSc There no
really lne oG Ergsh DAIRY ON the market ard very Lo
new is beng received and he'd OF l64 lee Ii poor We
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

TgNHE COUPONS Of the EVANSVILLE aud CkAW-
4 EnqDcvfTrF qAfiROhD CONpsyY due on the ~ Of Hay
,, be n an the ofce Of Tie FARMERS LOAN artTRusP
10 , y W. = wv ~,
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
Of fNeg-York City:

TAblE n Ae Lora' Spece Ccalfn aad Dfpf'' N tHe -
81 ne Cifv York fer ft weok eading saturday r
10 ~ ~ I'd -he C.L.ll ol llcl hoat
New-York tribune., 1866-05-01

,ianuiac,urers' Mercbauts' nanls.sis'e..nt Mt o.
NERCHANIs req1redt'
s0 Law, of ls siafiy hs .sh tyo AZ a' -
A.@sss L0aas ai Decoanis si'fi ~
AvsFsss sue w oa
t'eIs<e anr1' nn... -
ot T. A. Mesfetfon, tathff
-"'''
ste TO .soUlesss ana h.tei
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-24

and immediately wetted with syrup of
sugar, obtained by pouring two ounces
OF sugar, and permitting them to stand
for fews minutes. When the powder
is thoroughly 'wetted with the syrup,
two ounces Of finely. powdered sug ,r are
10 be added, mixed well with it, and
the whole then dried in.open air. Tho
sugar locks up the volatile parts of the
coffee. Ii coffee is now to be made,
cold water is to be poured over a certain
quantity of the powder, and made to
boil. Prepared this way, the powder
may be preserved in perfect condition
for many weeks.
Ihs traveller and soldier knows Inc
value of good coffee, and sound hints
for its preparation will be welcomed and
treasured by connoisseufs.
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O O m m e. CIAL +.

New YORK. March 20.-Cotton has
a declining tendency. Sales of 3;7OO
bales at 80 a 40 cents. Gold 27s.
MOBILE March l4.-The days busi.
ness shows but little animation in the
cotton market. Notwit tbstanding prices
have ruled rather in favor of buyers,
only a limited demand existed, and sales
were restricted to $50 bales, on basis
of3s 80 for middl;ng-.hc inside fig.
.nre being nearest the actual prices paid.
The market closed quiet and dull.
New ORLEANS, March l4.-Sales of
cotton; to-day, 5000 bales. Middling
Al 43 cents. Receipts, to day, 1890
bales. Gold, 274 q %.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-24

In Equity Fairfield.
Ex parte, Bill
c. d. Melton, to
Solicitor Of :, Perpetuate
The Northern Circuit. Testimony
THE above stated Bill having this
a day been Fled il my office In
pursuance ofthe late Act of the General
Assembly Of this State, entitled "An Act to
provide mode by which to Pcrpetunte Tes-
timony in relation to Deeds, Wills, Choses
In Action, other papers, and Records des-
troyed or lost during the recent wars"
II is hereby ordered, that all parties in.
terested In the provisions Of said Act, pro-
ceed 70 avail themselves of the benefits
thereof under the prayer of the Bill SO filed
as aboTe stated.
ISAAC II. MEANS,
Commissioner in Equity
for Fairfield District.
Commissioners Office,
Winnsboros March 9th, 1866
march 866-1aW2m
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J. S. PHILLIPS,
DRAPER and TAILOR

(S"eee''ors to Eagerton d Richard,,)
30 BROAD STREET.
CHARLESTON, s. G.
EEPS constantly on hand full
~ assortment Of the best grades of
French, English and american Cloths, Chs
simeres and Vestings. which will be sold
Fashions. '"'''
ly attended to.
feb 2466--5mo
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School Books.

A NDREW'S LATIN LEXICON,
A Leveretts Latin Lexicon, Liddell and
Scotrs Greek Lexicon, Anthon's Classical
Lexicon.
:. Also, Greek and Latin Text Books.
Also, Arithmoties,, .Grammars. Geogras
phies, ASTRONOMERS, Blank Books, and
STATIONARY. AZ
KETCHfN, NsMAsTER L CO.'S.
1V,reh 8'66-tS =
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LEGAL Items.

New Advertisements. s.-Ladd g. Bros
In sonhettiDn with this we give slight
ly revised edition of suitable poem
from the Newberry Herald:
If you have sweetheart
And want to make her laugh
Take her down to Wash Ladd's
And get her Photograph.
He too can take her Ambrotype
AS natural az life,
And it will be guarantee
That she will be your wife.
Bacot g. Rivers have Goshen Butter,
so rich that it i'll put man'in autter
Lard and 'lasses, wines and cheeso-go,
all hands, but don't get.-mre than
you aVan't.
Egles'on & Co. advertise (now don't
let it at all SURPRISE Sugar, Coffee, and
Cheese and Tea, and that is call that
you may come and see:
COMMISSIONER Notice.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

III AVE made arrangements with Mr..
IL J. S. PHILLIPS to continue the
DRAPER and TAILORING BUSINESS at
their old stand, 30 BROAD Street, in
all its branches, as formerly conducted by
them, and solicit for him from their former
patrons and friends the same liberal patron
nge 80 generously extended to themselves.
EDGERTON s. RICHARDS.
Januaryo29, 1866.
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At the M. e. Church, Rev. A. G..
STACY, at IL o'clock, A. M. and at u
Pm,
At the A. R. Church, Rev. G. B.
BETS, at ii o'clock, A. NJ. and at 4 P.
M. .
At theeEpiscopal Church, Rev. w:
P. DuBosE,. at II o'clock, A. NJ. and a.
Al Pm.
At the Presbyterian Church, Rcv.
W. +. Boaas, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. and
nt4P P. NJ.
We suppose there'is no coffee drinker
in all our town who would not like to
know exactly how to make the very
best coffee. Just think of it-"the
very best" Will any one attempt to
describe suci, luxury z, Some things,
we are told, can better be imagined
than described. Well now we are not
disposed to think that the effect of a
cup of the very best coffee upon the in.
ncr man, (our Office imp says we ought
to say sthe ''in'ards Of "a fellow,") can
either be described or imagined. 1t has
to bo fell YOU may talk about your
thrilling, soul.stirring, electric, fervent,
burning ,eloquence. Let others be cleo.
triic with the eloquence of Demos.
themes; Jet them fairly ignite under the
sublime. imagery of Milton; butss for
us, give us good pull at the exhilarat.
ing nectar of Caffa's soil, and il we don't
feel n glow that eloquence can't hold
candle To-. But =
If any one of our readers try Baron
LiePig's method, which we insert below,
and find it to come to pass as he Gays
why, We will be gladto hear from them.
How TO MAKE CoFrEE.-Baron
Liebig has published practical essay
onscoffee making, in which he asserts
that people at large do not get half the
amount of the essential coffee they
ought to do from the bean as generally
treated. He affirms that the good quail.
ty Of coffee depends primarily on tie
roasting. This operation should be con.
tinued only until the bean or berry has
lost its horny condition, so that it may
lbe ground, or what is better, pounded to
powder. Now as coffee contains a
crystalline and volatile substance called
caffeine which gives coffee its flavor
and sustaining qualities, care must be
taken to retain it. BY exposure to the
air it escapes. Hence ground coffee
rapidly losses its aroma and value, and
the porosity Of the roasted berries ad.
lnits Off like deterioration. Hence the
Baron recommends that powdered white
or brown sugar be strewn over the Der.
ries when the roasting. is just complet.
ed, and while they alS still hot. If
then well stirred, the melted sugar will
spread over the berries, forming coat.
ing or varnish impervious to AIR. This
will con6ne the aroma and retain the
caffeine, until the berries are ground for
uss. ~
Of the three processes Of making cof-
fee, filtration, infusion, and boiling, the
baron incliaes to the latter. He thinks
that about three .fcurths or the ground
coffee to be used should be boiled for 10
or Is minutes, then the remaining
fourth put in, and the whole al.
lowed to stand, covered, for from FIVE to
six minutes. This makes the best cof.
fee.
For journeys and marches, where it
is impossible to he burdened with ma:
chimes for roasting and grinding, coffee
may be carried in powdered form and
its aromatic properties preserved by the
following process. One ponnd Of the
soasted'bssries are reduced TO powder
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DRY GOODS.

which We offer at Wholesale and Retail.
Having had long experience in the Drv
Goods Business before the war, we know
ust what Goods are most needed By plan.
ters and consumers generally and will MI.
aSss Tags KEEP on hGI full stock of PLANTERS
We keep our stock constantly replcnished
by every steamer, with the most attractive
styles.
We respectfully invite planters, mer-
chants and consumers generally, to call and
inspect our stock, consisting in part of
Blankets, Plains, Kcrseys. Osnaburgs,
Browns Shirtings, Bleached, Long Cloths,
Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings,
Irish Linens, Calicoes. Cling
hams. and Cambrics,
DRESS c. GODS.
Merinoes, De LANES, Popiins, ,Colorod AZ
paccns. Figured Poplins, Black Silks,
Bombazines. Black Alpaccas,
and Grape Cloths.
Together with every variety to be found
in our line, which we offer at the lowest
cash prices.
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
No. 2S7 King st., 8 doors below Wentworth,
Charleston, 8. C.
H. G. sTOLL, Charleston,
CHARLES WEBB,
H. G. WALKER,
jan lse6-lyr q
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VIM. q. WHILDEN & co

VIM. q. 'WHILDEN g co
Formerly Of Hayden & Whldsn,
sss KING ST.. CORNER OF BEAUFAIN ST.,
CHARLESTON, 8. c.
HAS opened a complete stock Of
H House Furnishing Articles, Crock
cry and China Glass Ware.
Plated Goods Of every variety. Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry. Pocket and Table
Cutlery, Buckets, Baskets and Brooms
Watches and Jcweiry repaired. Old Gold
and Silver purchased Orders promptly
filled and forwstded.
{, jan J8'68--1aw3m
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Stock Certificate Lost.

NOTICE is hereby given that appli.
IN cation will bo made for duplicate
certificate for the. original, which has been
lost or destroyed, dated July 12, 1862, No.
1860, for Thirty-two shares In the Charlotte
q 8. C.ssRailroad Company.
DANIEL HALL.
feb 1'6e-laW3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-12
Nothing New or Strange.
FROM PORTLAND, ME.
Result Of the Late Election.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. IL, A. M.-Twe
hundred and nine towns give Chamberlain
(Republican) 40 500, Pittsburg (Dpmocrat)
2S,449; Republican majority 2l,l36. The
same towns voted last year, Cony 49, 23S,
Howard 21,429; Republican make l6,S09.
Republican net gain 1897. These towns
comprise two thirds of tue State. Aggre-
gate vote of the State last year was $4,000.
Towns to hear from last year gave 26,392
votes, and if they give an increased vote in
the same ratio as those received. the total
vote of the State will be $4,000. The
towns to be heard from last year gave a
Republican majority of 6,0l2. If this is
increased in the same ratio as those received,
the majority will be $4,000, ora Republican
net gain Of 5000 votes.
PORTLAND, Sept. IL. o'clock, A. M.-All
but four towns in the First Di.trict give
Lynch (Republcan) 1866, and Swe t
(Democrat) 1858. The four towns to be
heard from gave Lynch last year majority
of 1000, which, with the presumptive gain,
will give him clear 1000 majority against
252S in 1864. In the Second District Per-
hams majority is estimated ut 6000. In
the Third District Blaine's majority is 6,200.
In the Fourth District Peters majority is
5000. In the Fifth District Pixies majority
is 4,S00. The Republican gain over the
Congressional election of 1864 will be about
10000. .-.'
1t is unnecessary to say that the State
Senate will be all Republican,. The House
Of Representatives will be almost all Re-
publican, and Republican county officers
are probably elected in every county.
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BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, Monday Evening, Sept. To-
The Eastern question seems TO be looming
In the future. Russia shows signs Of NOV
Ing once more to obtain the control of the
Danubian principalities, and probably
eventually of Constantinople. ,.'-to ~
The Porte has determined to recognize
Prince Charles of Eolenzolleren Hospo-
dar Of the principalitles. a-7ri ..F '
vienna, Afternoon, Sept. 10.-An order
has been issued by the Ministar of War that
the regiments of the Austrian army named
after the King and Princes Of Prussia, the
Duke of Baden and some others, shall cease
to be so named. 80 ffrj" .'7 "'t'N
PARIS, Evening, Sept. l0.-Gen. Marques
Minister to COnstantinople has been recall
ed and will 90, out to Mexico to organize
an army for service after the French eyac-
uation Of the country. H" ''"I'i''
LONDON, Sept. 10.-Consols closed to-day
at S9l2 for money. American securities
steady. American quotations tO-dav are
5.20s, 7214; Erie Railroad shares as; Illinois
Central 1874.
LONDON. TUESDAY, Sept. 1.-THE Times
Paris letter published to-day, says that the
Emperor Macmillan Is expected to return
from Mexico to Europe by war steamer.
LONDONDERRY, Sept. 1.-THE steamship
Nova Scotia, from Quebec. Sept 1st, ar
iiNcu hOlC bilio IOICHOOu huu bdllCu lOI LlNT
erpool. ...f aE.H
MADRID, Sept. 1.-THE Estafette of to-
day says that the French troops must be
withdrawn from Mexico with the utmost
caution, unless amicable relations are pre-
viously established with President Juarez.
vienna, Sept. 1.-THE Austrian Minis
ter of the Marine has ordered the Adriatic
fleet now at Trieste to proceed to P0la and
Finme, the Austrian naval station to be dis
armed.
berlin, Sept. 11.--The committee of the
Chamber of Deputies persist in the design
Of reducing the amount Of the loan which
the Government asks authority to obtain,
by the issue of Treasury notes from sixty
millions to thirty millions of thalers. The
Minister of Finance has protested in a
speech against such reduction, and ex-
pressed the hope that the Chamber would
pass the bill in its original form. .
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1.-THE anxiety as to
the British grain crops is increasing. The
weather is very wet and prices are higher
In all the markets.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1l.-Cotton quiet but
steady. Sales to-day about 5000 bales
middling uplands at 13d.
LONDON, Sept. 11.--Consols quoted at
S715 for money; U. S. 5-2O's 72; Erie Az ;
Illinois Central 7SM.
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Vow York nIarket-sept. II.

COTTON-BuOyaut At SS0sSc for middinG ur-
lAnd0
tLyUR-MaTket l5t925c higher, with light re-
ceipts and fair demand; % 70@9 rs for extra State;
es 9G9ll 10 for extra round hoop Ohio and ell $50
II for trade brands, market closing quiet.
WBlSkI-Quiot. With small sales at previous
prices. s....-- .-
WHEAT-Very scarce, and 1850 better; sales Of
900 bush at S so for inferior Chicago spring 81 90
for very common; 80 for Milwaukee; % 20 for com
mon No. Milwaukee.
RYE-Dull and heavy; common western 80Kc.
CORh-Receipts l6s,7O8 bush. Market less ac-
tive and about h9lc lower. Sales SO 900 bush at
81 Nc for inferior and s99s9Hc for Chicago spring
shipping mixed western.
0AT5-Receipts l6, ,2Os bushels. Market dull and
heavy. Sales 80 900 bush at A94sc for Chicago.
and f7950kc for Milwaukee. ---
PETR0LEUM-Quie at 2792T1<c for crude and
4S945c for refined in bond. 'l'
P0RK-Dull and heavy; $93 1Oa 80 90 for new
mess. clio ina at &33 12, ea,h SIl93 Is for old do
and s3O93O 25 for prime; also 1000 bbls new mess
for September, October and November, sellers and
buyera option, at $50 5O933 IS. ~
BEEF--Steady.
BAUON-More active; l59l51Ic for Cumberland
cut, and 1915 for short ribbed.
BEEF HAMS--NOminAl,
CUT hEATS--Firm at l4K9l5c for Shoulders.
aud l9H92lHc or Hams.
LARLl-Dul and dropping at l8 920Sc. "a,
BUTTER-Dull and heavy at 25932c for Ohio,
and 35C95Oc for State. IUl'
CHEESE-Quiet at l09l7Ho.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-12
Cincinnati MARKET.

FLOUR-FamiIy is in moderate request at SlI 30
Ola &C., and fancy brands are selling prices rang
tation o. brand. Rye Flour remains quiet at " SOD
90 per hrl. -..
WHEAT--No. rod was held at the close at o. IS
now be bought below 50 5892 80, but there has been
but little pure hill upon the market. There have
been but few transactions in white wheat. No. 1
Ohio or Indiana is now held at q COCA S. but there
P0RE-Mess Is held at s3S for city packed. and
small sa es have been made at this rate. Country
bought at the close at S32 75 100 brls sold at t3
BACON-Clear Sides were offered freely at 2lc.
but concessions would have to be made in order 70
effect sales
e., LARD-At the close. was offered at lOc. without
buyars, -.
SUGAR-l2sl5Xc for Raw; I7KSIsc for hard
SALT-DomeSticis is held at 45@5Oc.
TALLOW-The stock is light. and the market is
firm at l2X9l2hc for country, and l2h@l3c for
CATTLE, SHEEP AND H0GS-The market
for Cattle is about toe reported in last We
quote at $5 50g7 2j per GENITAL gross for common tn
first quality. The supply Of sheep has been better
aud prices SOC lower closing s2Q3 80 per GENITAL
gross. There has been good demand for Hogs and
the market has ruled firm at SlOqlO 50 per GENITAL.
OOFFEE-There has been a fair amount taken
for consumption, and alsoa fair jobbing demand at
9O9Sic for chOiceS 27S29c for prme and 24s96c for
M0LKSSES-A steady market, with fair demand
at S0g9Oc for Porto Rico and 9Oc9Sl S5 for Srups.
BUTTER to choice grades of Central OHIO
28930c. The lower grades have been very dull at
20927c. Western Reserve has been in light supply
and z cd demand at 33935c.
TOBAOC0-A good demand and firm market at
our quotations .
Virginia Leaf Common Lugs, 9 tol2c; Medium
Leaf, - to l5c; Fine Leaf. Is to Csc: Selections,
30 to o..
Ohio Seed Leaf-Fillers, per h, 9to 10: Medium
Wrappers, to lOc; Fine Wrappers, Il to lee, Seec-
tions, 10 Tn 20c.
Mason County--Trash, 3 TO 4Jzc; Common LuRs,
to DC; Medium Leaf, to lie; Good Leaf IL to l6e;
Fine Leaf. ls to 92c; Selections, br ght. 25 to $50
Manufactured-5s, IS and los dark, 6s to 75c SIS.
ssand los ghD 80 95c; Bright Pounds, 80 to 81 So
Kentucky Twist, % to Csc.
WHISKY-Prces advanced to 50 a. Bonded is
generally held At &c. and small transactions are re-
corded at this figure a
W0OL-We have no change to make in our DUO
tatOns: Fine Aoece. washed, per lb 5OdS2c; Coarse
and medium, washed, per 10. 40945c; tub, per lb,
IS SOC: unwashed, per lb, 259SOe.
CHEESE-We quote Western Reserve at l6kc,
and Hamburg at l19l7Kc per ID. actual tare.