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The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
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Al the meeting Of the Board Of
Health, on Saturday last, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adoUt6d -
Resolved, That tile members of
this Board be instructed al once, &,
have the owners Of all property,
afler five days notice, prosecuted
before the Mayor, where they per-
aAit such crowds Of pef IONS occu-
pN4faAe leiiemeHl as dui rcmdeFa Il
prejuaiCial TO the hdafnl or ttei oity
or where such on .ldlngs are sOplaced
on lots of the streets, as to endaIi-
ger the general health.
On motion, Il was
Resolved, That the city authsri.
ties be requested TO have the ci' v
landing sprinkled regularly (dails)
with lime as the water reccdcE
The following resolutions we c
also adopted:
Resolved, That the attenliOa. Of
the City Council be called to che
present cOndition Of the cutters Of
the city, aud the Board Of Health
urge the Council to adopt such
measures as will insure their speedy
repair with proper material. ~
Resolved, That tlle Board Of
Health recommend to the city au-
thorities, a temporary increase of
the number Of city scaYingers, to
speedily put the city In q eleanIy
condition.
The reports from the several
wards exhibited great Improvement
in the sanitary condition Of The
~ 80, coo ~ N o.
city. Us. -FE5.q nN
The Board have resolved that.at
subsequent meetings, five members
shall constitute n quorum, provided
Il majority of the wards are repre-
scented.
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Ian Z ssnIsAANhs4 O0gN0k!laIks9

N.4tSIssTolhAnK1s AND HoUawwTv~.
IbelailAss usbojR eblstousy thatAle-s-S
gfsl he4a&essssf Boston. IN SisNests.
giset n lhe people, hare prspsna. 49,
4qstN csfhgatfa npme(llg hyesi oniivp,v',s
4As'h IAAsy Eeeemmend illeAsslvesta
eyeFyppa ar 'hyilliancyt 81. eslor anal ~.
pliolsy in Use, and certainty - saslsls.ss-.
Az she ~, article hnoWR
VII be SEGA hys the .cortiaeala ~ Snr
stalneht chemls,t, 10 be faan5 N ~
age, Samples aetdAily dyed eass
SOloa N sllk sqf Hooieh cen b iSuha. i
Hsns sncfalg Il y6h dellre ebfa
eSlg,s' taEgnohs Btt REEel COae lSss1
pfN aHHGIfNe-nl ~saaf1aigOf Faszs1
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

TERRIFIC SroRM.-Onc OF the
sevcrest storms Of wind and rain,
ever experienced IN Til, place, pass
cd over the city Yesterday, about .
o'clock. Houses were unrOofcd,
trees blown down, 81. We learn
that II house in process Of erection
in the northern portion of the town,
wa demolished, but this lacks con-
i~irnlatiOn.l
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Schirrus, Cancer 1tmOrs, Enlarge
ment, Liberation, Carries
and Exfoilation of
thn Brnrl.

4 great variety Of cases nav hecn reported
20 u where cures OF tlC5e f"~minable con
plainty have resulted from I 9 use OF this
remedy, hut our space ere vii not admit
them. Some OF them ma, &c lot nd 10 our
American Almanac, which Q az nts belDY
named are pleased u furnish .Tats call who
call for them. "trH
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
FAMILY MEDICINES.
UIIE BEST IN TIE wOnLDl
NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL,
A CEHTAiN, rLKAsAsT AND rnslriyE crHyl
"wARRARTADI
GARDENERS RHEUMATIC
I-4feT -Ana-
NEURALGIA COMPOUNDS
NEURALGIA COMPOUNDS

This REMEDY, so extensively known. and "a
unqualihcdiy endorsed hy The Medical Fae-
uity, y offered % lhA nuhlic AZ uiequallel Ly
any other In the treatment Of Rheumatlsih
ami Neuralgia, no matter or how long stand.
Ing or how severe IlnieHis WHO had iut
ygals grlwn . VIZ FlRse 9SlStenee. have NJ
beon restored TO- health and comfort aItcr M
the usila1 rcmedloS aud pOAtruIns had boon
tried lmd found us0less. IL suriFislnR effects
have been experienced hy thOHsnnds. and
never known 10 tall. n requires IL m.
stfalnt frOm business Or pleasure, and may le
used those Of The most delteatn constltt.
tons p = strictly pnTi1efOrthe blood. which
hCnlt1.
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Address J. Masgiel, N. D, q Fulton q
... ri JlstHAu' N 0J-9s Sew 70
oAUGI9X
0 ~KATHAannN.

KathaiFonis from tho Gresk word .Kathro.
or 'kathalro,' siBnlfyiRg To- cleanse, relnve.
nate aud restore; This article Is What NJ
manic signifies. f0rt preserving. ttst6ring
and bcauhiyiRgi The hpmaa hainlit Ia ~
mn9st Iemarkable p~FppagAston IN the WofI1'
Tvs ngalItowned 'and pat Imply tho ORIGINAL
pfupftHiQr, anil is1nw male with In an
care, XIII and attention which gave II a'Sals
of. oyer one mlllOn bottles. nsr apnum
Is a most delightful tihf Dressin9. ft
IL e~radicates scurf and dandraf. ~ r
IL Keeps the heat cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rioh, son and s,o..r
II prevents The hair AgOm failing al an,
turning gray,
II restores hair upon bald keaAs.
Any lady or gentleman who values n bear.
tful head OF hair should use Lyons KSShS'
iron. tits known and ascd throughout tho
civilized Wotld sold by al rSspeesablS
dealers. DEMAs BARNES 4 90
jana f'l -."t' New YORK
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llarIsYIs %saFaaRnrIIln.

Tho Great Rla9d Purifier. - asnring atd
Summer mediclua, stands nnrivallel. RE-
moves all impurities from the 'bi0ud. and
giyes health and strength 70 the system,
HURLEY, RUDDLk& CO., pfopFteiOfs.
enT. seyenth and Green sts., tonisyilIc. Ky.
For sa1eby JAMES bnNkGAL.
% st. Charles street New OriUuna.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

DFsJ.D
Miles, Of Yieksburg, Mlea., thanks
arc FCturhed for his kiadness IN re-
celving and forwgrdiug 20 Ma. Il,
w fe the anm q 4Wo hundred
(S20l 10 md one dollars and fifty
ceniss deaHted aud collected IL
Vlckabnrn. BY AIRS. j. nFMfles and
Of TIE Protestant Asflum Of Match.
th0 staplion Of Wiihhzig iierE.
VIII aeknu #ledeed,
A4a ss -
eaniA. Gahain Wlitin II nf6s
Qditmfna Hlsoefs d f5F fllelr.
ktaif cots II fiding tAs otrhana.-.
Nat
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NVAEUW

Hahe1aha airsnrtSafits5
4iHQnca& &3dhR.. has -. M H1se
2ye4 nf HlqtNAf C11senk
aHA AA1AE. Wtfnaaahz1i n
heea WI ha eaafsnnelf = -9e 4Naz4
9 tiepek vhap tespphsibis
49, ti9eck& ana Ne
Sfsk-eet ascQenu dne that 90
i'supsT sTe aflqM2ha
ottiilgilI L f3WhEDsss 1890 -.
may4-iW ffcV0iae eli
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
D. DR.Ss:..N IlIiA 6IIRI PILLS
hYntlahlk cuttthe NiBwIhraiseass0
liOb iAil8it9Iln, SqBctgTH .iH
Rheumatism,
u le.' on Salt HiI9umfn Yilih
a'adt kvn0Hcaldaam as.fgL,


NSstS6!-N Jhe eeHui n bst tho
engraved HAlo- hark aHitaa daqt intnrlaK
signed by snE J. MAGnlEL&M Rnli0n -
Now YOfk, ID c0itnterfeit whfrh,i u faibnVs
sold by-aii respectable doaiffHsin
medlekncs throughout the United
Canadas-at % cent per . 81 81
? .HAADAWAf Sc0,, Asa&.
malArANH nbifta
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
Maaasn - MARIETTA n.,n

IRist W npst dotghtlpl aud extraopb,
snn-haxnt mssfa4a had tFF 1921 aee
texture ~ rRyiehtnR hemty ln,nartinS Isln
marble pufityOl youth, ahd.ihod 49, ~
paafanc9 sotnyafih9 tn ths c6v ii'IIc
lelt ~ ESlAqFes IA, treoklA pimples a.
I9ushness Irem the skin, leaving he cS@.
plexion tresh, Transparent Ahd smosts
sf1tnins No maftrialf ifiuai6us7 ~ ~ ~
I~gtrQnized. by, Actresses and tJi,era sjnsasAlh
10 u what' every LADY BilnniA haM
everywhere. Retaif fninadn Z. seha
Oh ~ s, " Hagapl TPgoNY,
bEnzsbhRNEsS o0g NUS sYAtso
iahhn SYAtfii8I M-ipnrf7h uo-S.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
Ayers Cherry PeCtOrsl
FOR THE RAPID CURE or
CouebE Colds, Infneuan, Huarstnest, ctuup
tr0nchitls. iIntiplent Consumption.
3 and fhr ths n6lisf OF COnHlmp-
tiVe Patients In adyan- -.
hsa H eod siageg0f the
e fs ara $50 nl1aate. wv Y

This lsa remedy so universally knQun .
surpars any ether for the. cuTe % tuo11 art
lung complaints, that ~ Il Useless lem 3
nnblfsh the evideneeof rs virtues. nnfis
vailed excellence iOr coughs and eelaaF sud
rs truly VOnaergul cnrgs Of pulmeraElais
eases, have made II known Throughout tie
civilized nations Of the Garth Kew aro the
eo~mmuAiilesl e sveh lhl1ilh1, hnRhethem
whofago hS4 ssIAe acknowledgements Of Ils
e6sels-some living trophy y their midst Of
leg yisioFy ovof the auhtle and daiigeron1 dis.
orien 0fthot throak and lnngt AALbn kgHs
Inc dreadful iaAniisy 0fthesr d~Aaorders ala
a. lhag know loo, nc ofeoW ofthls fcmqan
wanaad not do more than 70 sssure then tN
ltha. nov en- lha virtues uat ~ dl4hHR
wkaa makiaa tha euTes Which have nnnaa
stFoney upoh hseon1dencs Of manhnl 5
a@Aaasaa - ny. - OEAERm a
usss.Aauw0@aAs Hsass.
HAq 1 Uo. YholsAle sgsnt
Kew ~. q 1 ra,ti|
@sia5a9hkE q, Z. W. sn
VI uts, aud aaHn kNefallz, ~ -,
mafiaiY % 81
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
bEHIhe suhjOiuOd d, gpbgdtc
III tlte dbollfeiH cwlpAAr

press ; and is being received with
remarkable favor:
"0ROaftho lady dclehers in the
Industrial School At Petersburg.
Va, was recently questioning her
pupils from scripture, Wdpshgd
"'WhfliG fdf yoR
ITO which The little fellow Shout
cd in reply, abraham Lincoln.
The time is not distant when,
among abolitionists, the profession
of faith will nc that Lincoln instead
OF Christ died for sinners. That is
the belief among no inconsidcrable
portion of that party.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

An EaPTY LEAD.-fhO House
JudifiNyEi9Wmittge hsyy not Ia
ken any additional evidence
alely relaliYs 20 Jeaa. Davis COM
pilcity IA tax assassination COnspsF-
acy. Nh0tea u % alfeady adj
faced, was tho snale as that heard
i''.'he conspiracy Trial. The Conn
Ril'7e did not deem, hrYerE elle-
blc'-felegram.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

f0F Disability less ofl Anpatitas Weaknass.
lntAE#4on MtDyapefala, wan 81 aellah Ol
We Liver, Ditordefed stomach, ~thhrrarnnO
bittefs taat cap. compare VITA thesal IN 10.
4toFiha uhe4e DISTRESSING complaints. Ebr
iE 80 - = ~ aa,As sssss a re
LIT BUBBLE &tu. I6Gisfiiia Et.. d.
inef ~ seventh aaa ftHaHn effsH e whnln
Alleeasn shguldh sAlal II
sglaby ~ ~ Nhesais -
A#Ee HaaH8AAA ~
'mati1 " fSag charB y UI
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Ep.
flepisv, Melancholy, Neuralgia

90 Many remarkable cures Vt these affections
have been made by the Alternative Power OF
this medicine. Il stimulates the vital funcr
lions into vigorous action, and thus over.
colne5 diHOrders which WOuld b. supposed
heyond Us reach. Such q remedy has long
beon required By tie Necessities " the peo.
pie, and we are confident that thk Will do for
aism al that aeaicibe can do. 49, ~
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
muFley's Popular worm Candy.

A. thlsis really q speClae for W6fms md
the be&t ahd the H3ost palatable Ebfsh ~ giye
70 ehilHIph, tt lsnpt Surprising INA Ii A mai
taking tAe place VI I'll other Dfepafati0bs fm.
weae-s eUing Mse0f tastelesk, any
Child yin takeiN nlti 70 ~
H1HIsEf HUD1LE 8 co. PTuhrIeloYS
eef seventh and 9Fepe -, IDulsviile.
fcrzs59 "a sAAEs e0NE9AL
p So Charles s.ek Nev Orleans.
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
HUMPHREYS
Homeopathic Specifies

Have proved, from tho mort ample expert.
encc, an entire success; simple
Eiirient and liable, Thuy ara the only Med.
simple that mittakts cannot 10 inadu IN using
them; 50 harmless rs 10 be- irce rum danger.
ami 50 ~cflcitnt ~ 10 be always reliable, They
have raised tile highest cohlmendatiOn from
all, and will always rCnder satisfaction,
lonta
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
BrOnchoCele, Goirr '.r swellcd
NM.

Hebnlon sloan Of Prosp~" Texas, wrftcs;
Three bottles Of your sar rpsrlna ca ed mc
from = GoifTs,a hideOub swelling on the acek,
which ! had sunered frora orsrtwo years
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
yo~ s|sylssm9di oiHg lalniIqGlq
For CutaneOus Disorders

n. All isne-JT gYryf tI0gltE b9Ib
And all erupllons Of the skis, the SALYE IL
most valuable.l II does not heal externally
alane. but Pepssraiss wish ths n~get4saprhips
,t4s r.a4ta.s ftfvr nn.tArAr.Ttr st. IL
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02
R0roRlIllnuSaD hoFAeFEa

/. iH9JgI Gil .fHlNfLl9n 10 sroFaE
Nothing eanba moro productive Of curot than
Eheic pfliS.u Taair aillast magic mauonae is
felt afQRee;. and tho usanl epneomitAntg OF
this most dtstrS8siBgdiscnae aku renIOved.-
These remediesarp paga lFoHh ne pnreAtia
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The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-06-02

RUahAAt bdaS o. hlght0k yeafi9 bhe ithtg can
.h1rce hack and h1l1ralcufd lseasea that might
ltfhmph O~FSfth3hed AID tie Young Let
mono hnsltntc lhun, bat selxa the, fAywnble
Obp6Ftuhity that 6aefs. WhAk takehM pre-
sETibNh0h9l8TH DhI Han4n h99Hlfba
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

hooutN l,ulU I'm. H.
During the year surveys have been made
and permanent prades established on fifteen
and half miles Of street.
Statement Of work done by contract for
the City of Nashville, during the year end
ing October 18th, 1866:
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21
The Hog Packing PrOspects-Annua
Fall Circular of Henry pIiIyar,I a Co

CHICAGO, Get, l3.-It is futile to endeavor to
venture any predictions as 70 the probable future
Of the trade. So prefer TO leave our friends to
form their own opinion from the fullest infOrms-
ton we have il in our power to furnish them. It
may be allowable. however, to otfec few opin-
ions as to the present prospect of the coming
season, though Etter circumstances may complete
" neuhalize them. The season just closing mas
been disastrous to many, profitable to but few.
Among the former class were not only those
packers who were compelled to Neii their pro-
ducts at an early date, but chiefly the operators
who were induced by favorable prospects to make
shipments to the English market To these last
the year has been one Of continued disaster; and
as the stock of bacon in England Is still heavy,
and as the stock of home fed hogs Is said to be
unusually large. it is fair 10 infer that unless
considerably reduced prices. the packing for the
English market will be very limited. last year,
me product of about SOC 900 hogs was packed for
the English market, and this, with an increase OF
100000 hogs over the supply of last year. viii have
to depend for consumption in this country, except
very reduced rates should encourage expectation.
The accounts from the South are gloomy in the
extreme, and we cannot expect from that quarter
a healthy OF constant demand under present cir
cumstanees.
We have never entered On a season when so few
engagements for hogs have been made by the
packers The corn crop will be all available for
hog feeding, and as the farmers arc in general
PROSPEROUS il Is probable that they will feed late
rather than submit to an early decline. But for
packers low prices are Indispensable, and unless
they can get hogs at rates TO AFFORD them chance
Of profit the business will be hazardous in the
treme We hope TO be able, next spring, to con-
gratulate them on favorable investments. The
low prices ruling for hams and lard this year in
comparison with last will necessitGte Increased
caution. Beef packing has been progressing for
some time and thus far about 400 bead have
been packed. The quality, however, has been
such as is suitable for the American market. But
little tierces will probably be packed till spring.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21

THE RADICAL CONVENTIONAL SLIM Az
FAIR.-We regret the push of matter that
compels us to give very brief account of
the proceedings of the Radicals at the Capt.
toll yesterday.
From forty to fifty of the party of great
moral ideas comprised the ''outpouring9 the
State Organ so pitiously begged to turn out
Among them we noticed d. D. Diekey, H.
G. Scovel, lately defeated candidate on the
Radical ticket james Davis, DIR. F. w.
Sparkling and Colonel Stone, the Commits
sioners Of the defunct Metropolitan Police;
Dr. Doris, the Register who lost shat
book" Judge William Mills, Commissioner
of the States Prison, Col. Hull, keeper of
the Penitentiary, Rhum ofthe Stats Zei'ltng
Methalf of the Press and Tines Derby of
ready made clothing notoriety, and a few
other lesser lights of the "torch and turpen-
tine" persuasion.
After waiting a long time for reinforce
ments, it was concluded to proceed with
business.
d. d. DICKEY was called to the chair. On
assuming his position he spoke of the Radi-
Gals and their policy-said that no matter
what they done, they had 100000 people
North to back them up
Mr.. RHUlE was appointed Secretary.
A committee, (which JOHN HUGH SMITH
was chairman, reported the name Of Capt.
JOHN WILSON as the Radical nominee for
the Legislature, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Gen. w. B. LEWIS.
Before the nomination was confirmed, the
loyalty of Capt Wilson was enquired into,
when DIR. DoRRIs endorsed him as Sound on
the goose" and he was then declared the
nominee by reclamation.
A committee of FIVE were appointed to
draft resolutions, and while they we're out
JOHN HUGH SMITH Spoke a piece" and
succeeded by his extreme views, in eliciting
frequent applause from the few Radicals that
remained after lthe committee retired Mr..
SMITH was the "speakist" of the occa-
lion, and had several bitches at it during
the Convention"
The committee reported a set of cut and
dried resolutions, which, on motion of JOHN
HUGH SMITH, were adopted unanimously.
JOHN HUGH SMITH was again called on
for a speech, and his modesty would not al
low him to refuse.
Judge LAURENCE, Judge MILLS, II. G.
ScovEL and several others were called upon,
but all excused themselves, when the Con-
vention adjourned to meet again next Satur-
day night at o'clock.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-10-21
Nashville Grocery and l,rOs.uce Marked.

FLOUR-In good demand. We quote: Extra
superfne at So 5000: superfnesl0 569lI %
extra Si2 509l5; family Sl4@l5, and fancy SIS 009
Is 90.
WHEAr.-Arrivals liberal. We quote: s. 20
q = for red, S2g2 10 for Mediterranean
SUGAR.-No New Orleans sugar in market; Gu
ba l41SGljc; Porto Rico 151SGl6c; Demarara I761
lSe G. etra. l6z9lSc; c. yellow l61z9l7; A coffee
I9l49l9c; standard hards l91z920c.
CoEFEE-Commont to good 2I92s1z; good to fair
Sc
CAcOS.-Very Tttle in lee market, and demand
light. We quOte sides 221zGlSc; hams, plain,
231A425e: shoulders. I8@l9c.
LARD-Terce y keg 21SS@24.
CANDLES Star. lightweight HOBO summer.
So 50 for skies; 81 80 for sevens parafne 40@45c.
SALT bushel barrels 81 50; 5 bushel bar
rels 50 %.
YkRNs.-There is an active demand for cotton
yarns. Prices have an upward tendency. We
quote 22c for seven hundred; pc for six hundred;
25e for five hundred.
R4ss:-GOod country cotton rage are in demand
DRUGs AND DYEsrUFFs-Aloes ? ID, 75c. Alum.
Sc. Assafoetida 69975. B0rax, do. Birthstone,
roll, Sc. Camphor, 81 50- Castor Oil z gal 81 50
as co. Cream Tartar, 2 ID. 75990c. Flor Sui
phur, Il9l2c. Ipecae, IS 0O Gum Arabic. 81 90
nesia, 1851. Madder, 29@25e. Oil Peppermint.
81 50es 50. Opium, 81 00@l2 50. Quicksilver.
81 2JGl 90 Rhubarb, 81 90. Sal Soda, 105ql21Ze.
Saltpetre. 2e9l5c. Sugar Lead, 70.
FEATHERs-Live geese. q ID, 5000.
FIsH-Maekerel No. l, $22@2S; do. No. 2, 21@22;
do. No. 3, 5000; half bbls, l0@l1; Kits s..
GRAIE.-Com in store s5@Sl 20; Cats. clean 60.
GINsENG-Ginseng = ID SOC.
Glass Window. Sxl0 . box 81 3; 10xl2 2 box
81 IS; l0xl4 q box IS Is
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New York Dry Goods Market.
rR-. I'll

New York, Oct 20.-9he continued quietness
in the market, and the dulness in the cotton
market, caused slight softening in some goods
during the day. Yesterday and this morning
there further indications of lower prices. The
trade the past week has been all thst manufactu-
rers or jobbers expected, and has been highly
satisfactory to all concerned. Goods have been
sold very low, but at amply remunerative prices
and there is more than ever before an encouraging
Indication of a return to healthy settled cOndi-
Stark "A" BE; dc 'M'' Zoe; Booth "A" i7c
bleaehed shirtings blackstone, 29c. Prints-Mer-
rimae W. 221zc; Pacific Zoe; London mourning l9c
Waukegan lSe; Ginghams-Laneaster ZIG; Hart
ford 22Ee; Cambria Washington 141S; Port
land lie
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New York Market.
by Telegraph.l


NEW YoRK, Oct. 2O.-FlOur is 5@25c better
So 709l0 Is for extra State; $40 S012 80 for extra
round hoop Ohio, and Sl2 40913 rs for trade
brands, closing quiet. Whisky quiet and steady
at Il in bond. Wheat 295e better at 50 26 for No,
Chicago Spring; 50 1902 81 for No. 2 Milwaukee;
s. q for new white Michigan. Rye 2d3c better;
old western 81 20@1 D. Barley active and 2639
better; 81 05 for Ohio. Receipts of corn SS,O 5s
bushels. Market active and excited, unsettled
and irregular. and 3@4c higher. Demand ehiefy
speculative and largely for Western accounts /:
81 O3@1 o. for inferior; 81 03@l 06 for shipping
Mixed western in store 81 OF; do ahoat 81 0sG
4 O9; western yellow in store 81 1901 Is; white
western in store closing rather quiet Oats 1e bet
ter at 59962c for Chicago; 6lG621zc for Milwaukee
Petroleum dull and nominal at 221zc for crude and
eidedly higher, but closing rather heavy; s33 756
81 % for new mess, closing at S33 90 prime so g
@9 IS. Beef unchanged. Cut meats heavy al
l4914s4c for shoulders and l7@l9c for hams
Dressed hogs heavy at 125s@l3c. Western lard
heavy at l5@l7e. Butter heavy at 20G33e
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HUDSON AND HICKEY. This well estab-
lished firm deal in hides, oils, tallow, leath-
er and shoe findings, furs, skins, wool and
peitries. They make liberal allowances on
consignments. We recommend this firm to
our friends as in every way worthy their
patronage. They have at all times a large
stock on hand, and can FIJI orders with
prumpiness and on the shortest notice
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DOLIN, BARNES & CO.,
WILL SELL THIS
Thursday Morning,
DEY eOoDs AND MOTIONS.

OCTOBER nth. AT II O'CLOCK. A. NJ,
" At our Auction Rooms. large aasortmeDt d
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Committee Of City C5uneil-Messrs. Reid,
Brodie, Graves, Nolan, and Haslam.
Chief-LINUs NJ. FREEMAN.
Eclipse No. Cost s., 800, is located at
South end of Markethouse on Public
Square.
j. IT. Hamilton No. Cost s., 500, is To-
Gated on College street, near Broad street.
Dcluge No. 3.-Cost $500, is located on
Cherry street. College Hill.
The Hook and Ladder %. No. 1.-Cost
$500. is located on Summer street. between
Church and Broad streets.
Three Hose Carriage. $3.50 each, one
located with each Engine.
The Department employees, 81 men, are