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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-13

CoSoREss is busy at work on an In
Vulnerable number Of bills.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-13

TIE village Of Monisiown is about
tobe incorporated.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-13
RANDOLPH JOURNAL
LOCAL NEWS.

WE understand that the pasture in
Eide the public square is not FOR rent.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-13
WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL


VIII open a, the Seminary aud pcsth Ward
housop Mon ny. Sep:s mo or ,. 1865, and
continre ten,weeks.
TUITION PER TERN:
0rthography, First. Second, Third
Readers, snd First, Mental Arith
nesc w
Mental Arithmetic. ga part Writing,
Fourth Resder and Primary Geogra-
4 W
Written and Higher Mental Arith.
metic, Geography. English Gram
mar. and Modern History.......... G %
Algebra, Part LIST. Elements of Nat
ural Philosophy and Physiology. I 90
Higher Mathematics and English
Branches............ .......... 6 90
inciuehtai ses. ~
Book keeping. single and double entry.
will be taught.
Tuition payable at the middle Of the
term.
No deduction for absence, except in cases
Of protracted sickness.
August 30, leG6. J. > FERRIS.
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FOR SALE.

Two brick honscs and lots will De sold ver,
cheap; suitable for churches Of DIV ellings. Pos
session given March !, 1867 Title good.
n22-l 4. ". KiZER.
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$500 PER YEAR.

We want agents everywhere 10 sell our
IMPROVED 500 Sewing Machines. Three
new kinds. Under and upper feed. War
ranted five years. Above Salary or large
commissions paid. The osLr machines cold
In the United States for less than $40,
which are fully Licensed By HOre, Wh,,ltr
4 Wilson, Grocer 4 Baker. Singer 4 Co.,
on9 Bachslaer. All other machines IRE in
Judgements and the seller or user are lisbl,
to arrest. s.e and ,up,isonm<nt. llIustra-
ted circulars sent free. Address, or call up
20 shav l. clarb. Eidd.ford, Maine, o.
Chicaso, rliroi.- sel-in
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in tie Post Office at Winch,
ter, Ind, Dec, !, 1866.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-13

JOHN w. JARNAGIS, Pres't.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1866-12-13

They arc now receiving dali, from the Eas, q
large assortment OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-02

LrsgRrooI. Steamship scosla--Mr Bsynsn wCray-
gard Mrs Barbour and child Mrs Watt and nvc chidrsp
md ". hee saS two ssiarss eso,ss rsssSdy ss
Mr. bake Mrs Ev1sg and tive chIlarss, NJ Brssslsr
Mr and Mrs Bsmford four children End nurse Mrs Car
penter infant and nurse couut Tastsione Icy and ~
T'G s. n. S:ors; ssHa fss. Il. wsri
r. Nan w asd x, ssSse''' a S iscesl ETc.
Nr and Mrs Poison, Mrs wcdasl y kyr, W. Wilbur
= ssss s:ss NJ T.: Sss E
and Mrs Ball Mr. Churchmsn. bsrnum Jas Drum.
welsh. Mr. and Mrs Brsle cbIldrsn and serssnt ~
5aS. iSssw .sd ag I'd ssc 15
Mrs Robcrtson daughter Ales Duncan son and sevant
Mr. and Mrs gsrrs infant snd three wrnts Ms g.r
Ts;s r. ~ az so, Mr. II F ps,. E: 3 srs,s
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n and Nfs fsrnum, M and Mr. p.vrsgI, nr .%ypss.
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and Nrs:kqns.a ~ AID 1y nsAlie, Or W kssa.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-02
Personal Intelligence.

George Peabody, London; Hon. Samuel Hooper. WASH
ington, and Hon. Mr. Cutler, Ohio among the arri-
walls at the Brevoort House yesterday.
The citizens of South Danvers Mass have initiated
for welcoming homo George Peabody, who is
native or tho town. committee chosen to meet
Mr.. Peabody his arrival at Now YorE and another
committee OF twenty-five selected 10 complete and
arrange tho home reception programme
We assured, says the Piusburg CowswerciaI that
the report that Mr. Wade Hampton who said have
been nominated to the Senate for Postmaster ct Pitts
burg, IL relative 70 the rebel general by the Same
name, is untrue. The correction Ia due to q citizen
whose immediate relatives have done excellent service
In the LOYAL cause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-02

rlH RxIAuvG STRENGTH DIFFERENT PLsEra
DO not apprehend any such collision, but these sug
gestons reader comparison Of tho relative strength Of
the several squadrons quite Interesting
The following ID a complete list Of the naval vessels
and their armament Ia the harbor
spANNU PLnEr
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Total number Of guns .............. 204
Aggregate weight of metal, 6,040 lbs.

Total number or guns ............ .20
Aggregate weight of metal o,040 lbs.
AMERICAN SQUADRON.
Vanderbiit-Fourteen guns; nine-inch DshIgrens
Powhatan-Eightecn guns; sixteen nine-inch Dahl.
grcns. Ono pivot eeven-inch aud ono 0ne-hundred-
FOUNDER riled sr
Tuscarors - One eloven-nch DahIgren, one two
hundrod-pounder Parrot and six eleven-inch
Mohongo-Two acknowledgements PARROTS, four
olcvennch Dahgrens, two twenty FOUNDER brass ried
guns, and two twenty FOUNDER howtzers
Monadnock-Four nfteeninch Rodmana four.
hupdrec-aud. o ghty. Founders. ~,
qota number OF ,gans, ffty-four a L.
Md ar LIZ 4
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In your account In to-days issss, Of The amy 10
Leonard street On saturday sisht 10 which wss Stab
bsd By Tbsnas Lotus (sot Janssh am accused Of
being Involved in quarrel with the said kequs On
the Aforesaid night was on my way home IRON work (;
was followed by said LOTUS, whom never, 70 my re-
0eUWusa az v wy w eS(wA uRqk HlIheu W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-02

pfovooation, or without my speaing word 70 him. 10
suddenly stabbed By making this correction In yeue
valuable paper, you will much o6lge respectfully.
DENTON e. MCGOWAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-02

pAhA0E TO ruBLIc HunpfNdk
The damage sustained by the public buildings s con.
siderable, but be repaired without great expense
About two thousand proiectIles principally thrytwo
pound solid shot, were thrown into the city. OF this
number the palace received sEty.ope, The exchange
nineteen, and the railroad station twenty nine The
nsmbsr which struck the custom houssSof course
not be asceraInsd since The Gre. but very great Il
10 sssimAsed that The following will repair the
buildings above mentioned Palace, a. 900; exchange
$4,000; and The rAilroad depot, e2soo.
Axosa rHn soLprns
Three Chilean soldiers we're wounded during the bonn.
vszAmssA Ihe xsSps " dgu Aaos, Vie wv sesa W.
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Total number Of gsna

Aggregate weight Of metal, Ave thousand eight hun.
dred and for,y-eght pounds
In addition 10 these guns the English frgaes have
few small Armstrong; Admiral Pearson is now his
way hsre from San Francisco in the flagship Lancaster
aud his arrival will add 10 squadron two elcvon.nch
pivot guns and 90 ninonch Dagrcns and 47o pounds
Of metal. This illustrates peculiar feature Of the
American navy The Spaniards have 2ol guns and sOaO
pounds Of metal, and the English 80 guns and 5,s4s
pounds OF metal while squadron with but 80 guns
has 8, $50 pounds Of metal
DAMAGES VALPARAISO.
Notwithstanding the promise Of Admiral Nuhez to
respect all church and hospital buildings every religious
and charabe institution was sheed rs well as por.
ton OF the city composed alone OF private residences
The churches are all situated in localities remote
from the public buildings and were designated BY
large whito Tags They could not have
been struck by shot unless the spanards had intention.
ally fred them. None Of the churches hospitals
received less than three shots and the Convent of the
Barron, on the hills which occupied BY women and
children, was struck tweniyone times Two women
we're killed in their houses the heights where every
one supposed they would havo secure; and mum.
Der OF children reported TO have been killed IN otor
localities distant from the objects threatened BY Admiral
Nuhcz in manifesto Shots were also fired Mt the groups
Of spectators mile from the business part Of the city
rendering It necessary for the authorities TO station
line OF sentres along the ridges back Of the town. so
to prevent the people from collecting crowds and thus
drawing the cncmy's Gre.
is estimated at twenty millions Of dollars Four large
bonded warehouses, with their contents, aud twelve
squares Of the business part OF the city burned
Fortunately great proportion Of the property had been
removed from the private buildings that these losses
are limited 10 the value Of the structures. The
houses however full OF American, French, English
aud German goods there having bcen opportunity to
get any property from the custom houses except
from the long building left standing and shown in the
map This structure was badly battered by the shot,
but can be repaired without great expense. There
Is scarcely mercantile house in Valparaiso which has
not suffered more CT less from the destruction Of
the custom houses A tho books and papers Of these
firms still out Of the city Is impossible TO give
more than few names Of losers have been able TO
CLEAN only the following estimates Of individual losses In
the mercantile community, and these must be taken only
a. approximate estimates. In my next letter shall
probably give detailed statement Of pcscn.l losses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-02

>Is-1n ofic NJ interview which had this morning
with the Spanish Admiral, board the Nuiusnc'a he
ASSURED me that he had no present intention Of rbon
Upo, the strength Of this assurance feel cc.hacn.
that the people return In safety 10 their he<ncs
Very respectfully, JOHN RODGERS
Commodore United States navy
JoBs waEuRIcHr, Esq.
rHe rEoriE gKAssrnED
This Information appearing in extra Of the PdSo
the alarm speedily subsidized and the remainder o. tho
day passed in quiet. On Monday few OF the lshabi-
ants returned their places Of business most Of
them being gone out some distance from the cay, =
small proportion Of the establishments have bccu re-
opened. Several hundred families were graiutossly
provided for in Santiago and will probably remain there
until Ia definitely known what tho spaniards Intend
10 do respecting this city.
REPLY OF ADMIRAL svSsz TO GENERAL EiLrArpIcxs
PROTEST.
About ten O'Clock yesterday morning General XII.
patrick received the following reply to his protest Id
dressed TO Admiral Nuacz:-
FmeArE NunAscA, vAlrARArso, March 90, 1864
Mosr EXCELLENT SIR--1 have received your courteous
notc dated yesterday In which, In reply 10 The msni-
fssto which had the honor 10 address 70 tho diplomatic
corps accredited In Chile through your Exceency ss
forth the motives which unfortunately made u pec6s-
sary for 10 resort to the extremity Of the bombsrd
men. Of Valparaiso your Exceency pleased to pro.
test against the CONSCIOUSNESS Of this act Of war; 50 Cor
While the incredible obstiracy Of the gov.
ernment Of the republic, which has REUSED 81
kinds Of srrangcmcns-as your Excollency perscuo1V
knowsobligcs carry tomorrow The lndisp61s
able measure Of rigc! which have mentioned, upon A.
from this fact win fall the responsibility Of Ill The
damages which may be suffered by neutral residents Of
Valparaiso in consequences Of The bombardmsni.
laval myself Of this opportunity 70 reersss "a
your Excccncy the assurances Of my most
consideration Casio hENDEz NuNEZ
To his ExcnLEsc1 TEE MINISTER PLsSuunxnsrr ov I'm
uMrKp srATKs In Chile .
This terminated the correspondence betw cen or
Minister and the Spanish Admiral
rms pAusn ApuraA. PROMISES scr 10 Aous crss o.
VALPARAISO
On the sane day shs English and Preach ccssuls visit
ed the Asship for the purpose Of learning. possible
what Nu6sz expected 70 DO hereafter In response u
their Inquiries he said u he should not bombsrd Val
psrsiso again, unless the government intssssd with The
property o. or permitted ovsrases upon, spssards n
Chile on attempted 10 sorpcdoss against bis vsssss
rcsysDoss rxB CIT aa
There are nov q nsnber Of torpedcss In the city
ready Tor and 'hs protectors are anxious TO 30 cu
smsax ,ss Sea-l.a .s..s.s N..s xlh va We isex o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-02
Ten Thousand Acres of Iron
and Coal Lands For Sale.

DURSUANT TO A DEED OF TRUST To
the undersigned Trustees, from Joseph
Whitaker, George r. W hitakcr. Joseph Cou-
don and their wives, dated January the 18TH,
1885 and on Record in the Recorder s. office Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, Book -, page
4OT' and also of record in the Recorders ohice
OF Wetzel County, Book 5, page 81, we Will
sell, on Wednesday, THEFT day Of April, 1865,
commencing ut II o'clock, a. ui,- Mt public
auction, at the mont door of the Court House
less, lying on the waters oflElsiI and Fishing
Greek, in the said county OF Wetzel, within
the boundaries of four patents of four thou
sand acres each, granted by the Common.
wealth of Virginia to Henry Wynkrop and
Paul Seimnn. and dated the 2th day OF Feb
ruary 1888. For more full DESCRIPTION refer
encefs made to the above mentioned deed of
trust. NJ ~ ~ if-..ssz. r 20
the property win be sold in separate tracts
and a plat OF the land and its subdivisions
may be examined at the oficeof William F.
Peterson, ESQ.,, In the city of Wheeling.
Terms ofSale-Not less than one third OF the
purchase money To be pIld in cash ON the
day OF sale, but the purchaser TO have the
right to pay more than one third or the whole
OF the purchase money at his option. The re-
two years, with interest from day OF sale and
such deferred lnslalments TO be secured by a
deed OF trust on the property sold, or other
wise to the satisfaction OF the Trustees acting
IN the premtses-
The baltimore and Ohio Railroad passes
about 10 miles distant from Wheeling. The
land contains veins of Iron orc OF the best
quality, contiguous to the Railroad. 1t also
contains coal and Is heavily and wen timber
ell J. W. GILL.
- CD HUBBARD,
NELSON L. WHITAKER
CRISPIN OGLEBAY,
febl+2tawts GEO. 5W-sWHITAKER-
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@ THURSDAY March l, 1866.
Business rs yet has exhibited but little inn
supply the immediate wants Of consumers.
Prices generally have undergone no change.
APPLE-The market contains fair supply
with a moderate demand. Sales Of so bbls at
SAIT@The supply exceeds the demand.
Prices are unchanged. Sales of l5O bbls at
s. Ge92 8 from inst hands, Sales nom store
at the usual advance.
GRAN-The demand for certain descrip-
tons was limited. %heat-May be put down
as nominal atSl SOal 9592 90, and dull. Oats
Sales OF 900 bus from store at 46c; sales OF
200 bus on track, at 4O94 4c. Corn-Not much
fancted; sales in q regular way at 6O965c.-
Barley-Furthers sales were reported at, Spring
75c; fall s5gg9c. Rye-Sales. OF 500 bus Penn
MISS PoRK-Dull, with sales of 5 bbIs AT
mand. ~ 1911 TFElf-tsl
do country at lie.
LARD OIL-rhe market was steady but not
very active. Sales Of IS bbls No. at 81 s. q
gallon. No demand for No. 2
kLoUR=There was larger demand for this
article. Prices, however, have undergone no
mand. Among the sales rom store were the
following: Extr1 family, winter Vvheat-lO6
bbls Ohio at $40 20; 80 do at $40 255l0 50: 100
fiour-sales 10 b6ls at IS 25esS 80 + Dbl.
TALLow-In fair demand, with sales at
l2zSc 2 n: o.,
from - 5O674 90 Q dozen.
BACON-1he market continues steady, with
n good local demand. Prices, however, have
undergone no change. The sales We're. S. c.
Hams-3,OOO Us at 231Sc- ShoulderS-3OO0 MS at
l41zg l5c; Sides-2IOoO ms Ribbed ut l7Izc; clear
held ut lS1Ec. -ft3L
BUrrER-Dulli prices tending downward.
Sales 10 pkgs at 35es:sSc-
CHEEsE--Was in, good demand. Sales co
boxes Goshen at 2c.{ sE f4.- lsss
EGGS The supply is on the increase. We
note sales bbIs at 35c.
PoTAroES-were in good demand We
note sales $50 bus from store at 81 1901 l8 and
l50 bblS, atdepot, at 81 6U,3 bhl. 80.
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new YOF1E salnrlIeG. ~
Xnnu- Arn..h

-Hgrsta aI-5y -1.=-r GEW YORK daEcI1 l.
Cotton-Firm but not very active ut 4S94Ic
for middiing. Flour decidedly FnOre active,
and 591On better, demand chiefly for home
use, but there Is a falr inquiry for the British
Provinces 81 2S97 s. for extF1 state; s. go
8 70 for extra round hoop Ohio, and s. 500
10 s. for trade brands, market closing nrnl.
WhIsky-F1rn; - T92 . for refined and
= 50 foEWestefn. Wheat-l@2c better with q
fair demand; 81 g for MIlwaukee club, and
81 40 for new No. Milwaukee. CoTn-LeSs
active. and dropping; 75SISc for unsouud
mixed western In store and delfyereds Ia9
SDI<c for sound do in store, and 50965 for badly
damaged do. Oats-Q ufet; Geai3 for unsOund
western. and 5i655c for sound. AIolasseS-
dull at 95(Jl 10 for New Orleans. Petroleum
Dull; 3S9z9c for crude, and 446@46. for refined
mes, closing at IS IN cash; S2s9S . for old
do, and SD 50920 20 Tor old prime; also $500
bbls new mes for March, April and May,
sellers option, at . S92S 621G. Total stock,
old and new, TO March lst, lD05iS bhlss same
date last month, 66,Oal bbls; same date last
year, 12S2A bblS BeefSteady at about pre-
vfous prices. Total stock, old and new, to
March list, g, IS9 packages same date last
month, q, sos packages; same date last year,
los ,5lI packages. Beef HamS-Qntet at SIG
Al 80. Cut Meats-Active; ll1S9llzSc for
shoulders, and H5SealSI< for hams. Bacon
Quiet; l5tA3l51fe Tor Cumberland cut, and
lS5sc for short ribbed Dressed Hogs-Dull;
l25SSl31sc for western and l31S@l4c for city.
LarG-Heavy at leg l95{ &C, and small lots ls5S9
le94c- yButter-QuIeE; &d f2G for Ohio, and
3SG15Oc for state. CleRSa-Ouief at l6S42Sc.
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can government the loyalty of the Bri-
fish army was Leyond a doubt. The
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland earnestly
requested the suspension of the act,
saying that he could not hold himself
responsible for the safety of the coun-
try if power was withheld from him.
Mr.. D'Israei concurred in the re-
marks of Sir Jno. Grey.
Mr.. Bright protested against the sus-
pension of the act, but said he would
not oppose the government.
Leave was then given to suspend the
habeas corpus act by u vote of S64 to Q.
The bill was then passed through all
the stages and sent to the House of
Lords, where it likewise passed with
out opposition.
A letter from Rome says that it is be-
lieved that at the next consistory a
bishop of the United States will receive
n Cardinals hat.
A large meeting had been held at Ex-
eter Hall, under the auspices of the
Freedmen's Aid Society, to celebrate
the passage of the Constitutional
Amendment Act, and the consequent
legal abolition of slavery. Speeches in
favor of close union between Eng
land and America, were made and
loudly applauded.
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Foreign news.

HALIFAX, N. s., March 1.-THE steam
er Asia, from Liverpool 18th, Queens
town 18th, has arrived. Her news is
four days later. ~
Cotton, on Saturday, firmer, but I'M
changed; middiing uplands at l9d.
Breadstutfs quiet but steady: rows owls
ions steady, except bacon ana lard,
which are both easier. An advance Is
reported of % 1da5s on beef. and de
cline of Is on bacon and lard. ConSols,
S7ISaST5s; 5-20's, 6Sa661; Illinois Central
shares, 76a761I; Erie shares, 22Ah53H
Bullion in the Bank of England IN
creased $4,000 pounds.
Royal assent had been given to the
bill suspending the writ Of habeas cor
In Ireland upwards of one hundred
arrests were made in Dublin on the
l7th inst, principally strangers, and
among others Col. John William By
ron, Of the Federal army. Many more
arrests were expected to take place.
II was reported that the Emperor OF
Austria had expressed a willingness to
| furnish to the Emperor Macmillan any
troops he might require. on the cond1-
ton that they were Incorporated into
the Mexican army andIheir expenses
paid. - a.,-.,,,
ceased between Russia and the Papal
The urgent haste in the passage Of
the hill repeating tho habeaS corpus IN
Ireland, was owing. to the reported de-
parture of Eenian pr1yateers from
America. The story applying by name
to the steamer Cnbas now running be-
tween Baltimore and New Orleans.
TNorE.-The story is here known to
Earl Russell announced the proposed
SUSPENSION of the Habeas Corpus act in
ireland, and asked the House TO sit on
Saturday. the 18th inst, that no time
mightlbe lost-in passing the measure;
= Earl Derby said It would be for the
spsoyernulent to justify the eonrse It was
about to take. If the House of Com.
mons agreed to the proposal, he would
not inteTpose a moments delay, but he
hoped that at the earliest possible mo-
ment the government would state the
grounds on which they relied for the
Justice of their proceeding.
The Army aud. Navy GaZette says
that the troops in ireland are being dis
tri6nieds more and more Garnong the
small towns, giving agreater feeling
of security. s-a .5yg
The TIMES assumes that Mr.. Glad
stones budget will show5an excess OF
income over heexpenditureS of about
fbree millions sterling. 10 thinks Mr.
Gladstone will attempt to reduce the
TT 1ti e rnm6red that sir Charles Wood,
laIe Secretary for India, has been offer
ed and accepted the peerage-
In the House of Commons to-day, Sir
George Grny. in asking leave to bring
| in a bill shspending the habeas corpus
act in Ireland, said that the Fentan
conspiracy had only recently assumed
Its present proportions. 1t was nesces-
sary to strike one more edectual bloW
al the Fenian scheme. While 1t was
wholly discountenanced by the Ameri-
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COMMERCIAL.
WheelIne wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTELLIGENcER,l
- = MHEELINa, March LIST, ga j

L
WHEELINs. March LIST, 90.
More animation In business to-day. Very
little change in prices, and we continue our
quotations as before, except for Carbon oil,
which is lower.
prices Arm. Extra s959 50; family SIO91O so
ga BIcoNIshoaiders. fresh from smoke. l5c;
packed plain hams, pc; sugar cured Guncan /.
PRoSIsIoSs Bulk shoulders lssf 9lls sides,
ribbed. Ice: clear lie, mes pork So O0for new.
LARD-Good supply; lSc in tieEce; &c IN
SEEn+Ciover seed in good demand, 81 OO9
.; timothy 81 90; no fax Offering.
BUTTER Scarce and nothing doing in large
EGGs-Siore Offering at sc in lots.
POTATOES Scarce, and selling at 81 90 2 u
CHEEsEsman demand; dc for choice
" BEANs-1F air demand; 81 5OS2Oo for prime.
/. DRIED FRUETAAetfve demand; 2Oc for
peaches; i211z@I5c for new bright apples.
CARBoN oILlDeelined, and selling At Sc.
LARD OIL-hehhed extra No. I, at - 05:
lower gT5ldeS not wanted.
CoFFEE-Good TO fair sc; prime SOC; choice
sUGAR-Hayana, in boxes, lSc; goood Cuba
l5c; choice Porto Rico 16c; hard refined 191E9
2os; A. eotse issG s,E do rs; do do &c .
81 8 for extra brandsi Porto Rico molasses 90
soDA-l2c for American; 1sc for English; I4e
FIsH-Fair supply and moderate demand;
new mackerel in half bbls, for No. $40 OOs No.
3, . 90; for large. Kits s. 25 for No. /; g 90 for
No. Take herring, half Dbl, 81 75i white fish,
NAIE71z for 60 d and upwards X for $
and Sd. fr
BRoOMs-s3 5O@4 so for good common.
SALTS 90 from yard, for Ohio River; 81 .
for dairy.
ToBACCo-75@SOcf for dark los, Is and navy;
81 0O9l . for bright Is and rs; 81 359I 50 for
fancy chewing brands; 9Gaa5c for bright los.
WOnT-Thfs nffa 11a We
large. and sellers are more disposed to let go
than buyers are TO take hold. The s0leS have
been large, however, at 60c for extra dne,
clean, well washed, and in good condition;
SO955c for coarse and half blo9d, one third or
COTTON Y ARNS-SOc for Nos. 8, and 10, Steu-
benViile make.