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let him protect himself. We will
give hima fair, even start in the
race, and II he outstrips us in the
journey, let him do so. Anything
short of this is eownrdly. II i
starting the negro upona race for
prosperity and happiness, aud nj
the same time, compelling him u
carry a load to break him down,
All we ask is an even start.
And this will come. The spirit
of the age is progress. A man
need not go backward to get be.
hind-only let him get off the train
and stand still, and in a very short
space Of time he will be left out oi
sight. lk4''i Aoa
The tendency is to justice, No
party in this country can live
which does not deal justly with all
men. A disfranohised class will
grow to bc a turbulent and a dis
turbing element. Lot US trust the
people they always do,right. The
future is all brilliant with the rosy
approach of the day of Justice.
Along the mighty pathway of the
Nation ,is heard the rumbliRg Of
this mighty car Of progress. Ho
who casts himself beneath its
wheels will be destroyed. "Who SO
falls upon this rock shall be bro
ken but upon whomsoever it shall
fall, it shall grind him to powder
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The Meeting Last Saturday
Evening. tA

The audience in attendance Of
tho City Hall on Saturday evoning
last was but moderate in numbers,
but those who did attend were well
entertained. After tho organiza.
ton Of tho meeting, Major STrNcn.
COMB was called out, and'resTond. d.
ed in few happy remarks, which
were well received. Ho gave our
Union people hcro q good naturcd
ovcrhaulirg for their want Of in.
tcrCst in the canvass manifested by
their limited attendance at the
public meetings, and his words, we
think, will not DO without q useful
influence, On tho conclusion Of tho
Majors remarks, Gen. GRosvENop,
Of Athens,was loudly called fot, and
was greeted with loud applause as
he took tho stand. Mr.. G. pro.
cecded TO address the meeting. He
spoke For about an hour and q
quarter, and handled tho questions
which he took up, in efreCdOs and
mastery style. We give. in an.
othOr place, condensed report of
this excellent speech, which we
heartily commend to the attention
Of our readers.
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New York Market.


FLOUR Receipts 1900 bbls
market 20a30c better on low grades
and more doing: sales of ,440 bbls
at 81 30a8 so for superfne State
and western; So 95a12 rs for extra
western; SS 75a11 rs for round.
hoop Ohio; Sl0a14 70 for new St
Louis; Sl5 for very choice do; Cali.
fornia more steady; sales of l,4OC
sacks and bbls at S11 25a13 so.
RYE FLOUR Sales of zoe
bbls at. IS 75a7 so.
WHEAT-Receipt 5S,103 bush
els. Market 3a4c better. Sales oil
95,500 bushels at 50 13 for new No
3 Chicago; So 80 for No. 2 wintcl
led Indiana; So As for white South.
ern; 50 38 for amber Southern; s.
55a2 65 for white California.
RYE Steady at 81 Bal 3S fol
new Western.
OA'rS-F at 70a7lc for New
Chicago and Ohio.
C0RN-Dull at 81 goal 20 for
common to prime new mixed Wes.
tern.
PORK--Firmer. Sales Of l,o0C
bbls mess at $24 so cash aad the
regular way.
LARD-Steady at 13Ba148c fol
fair to prime steam, and 14tc for
kettle rendered.
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New York Cattle Market.
New YORK, Sept. 8.


BEEVES-T better grades are
in light supply and wanted, and
generally command full prices. =
The lower grades are freely offered
much lower. About all the offer.
ings, which comprised 2,lO0 head,
were disposed of as follows; Extras
l6aal7c; Prime 154al6c; First DUAL.
ity l5al5Ic; Fair to Good 14al42;
Ordinary llal3ac, and Inferior
Sal0c.
SHEEP-Quiet and steady, with
moderate supply aud fair demand
LAMBS-Scarce, in good demand
and higher. Extra Sheep 53a6c
Prime 5fa54; Inferior to Common
4a5c. ExtraLambs Sla9c; Iuferiol
to Cool Chase.
HOGS-The markets ruled stca
dy up to Thursday, when holder:
W ere compelled to submit to O
reduction, Since then the demand
has been slow, and prices favor
the buyer. To-day the offerings
are large, and 40 car loads were
dispose ofwith difficulty at S7a7
so for corn fed.
RECEIPTS-.6,5SS Beeves; 30, ,352
Sheep and Lambs; 22,233 Hogs.
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VERMONT and MAINE rcmain
stcadfast iu the Republican faith
Tho former led of. at her election
on Tuesday of Inst week, with tho
accustomed overwhelming victory
electing the Governor by $4,000
.majority, q Senateunanimously Re.
publican, and a House nearly SO.
MaIno followed on Monday last
with a Republican victory Of scarce.
ly less magnitude. allowing the
Democrats to crawl up q little, hat
not 70 come within sight ofsuccess.
The Upieu Ball keeps rolling on
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THE GREAT MEET
ING OF OCT I'd 4!

All Union men, women and
children should bcstir themselves
in preparation for the GRAND
EST DEMONSTRATION OF
THE CAMPAIGN to como off in
Lancaster, on Wednesday the second
day Of October, being the Wedncs.
day preceding the Election. ~.
REMEMBER that the gallant
LEE, the trumpet, ,tonguod orator
and faithful soldier Of the Union,
viii address the people.
And that ohio's noble Ex. Gov.
ernor, WILLIAM DENNIsoN, a
member OF Lincoln's Cabinet who
soon got enough Of Andy johnson,
wiz discourse wise and eloquent
counsel on the same occasion.
Also that Capt. AS. MCCLURE,
another gallant soldier of the
Union and q gifted speaker, will
bo with US and talk to the Assem-. i.
bled citizens.
Hcro iss trio Of eminent speak
ers worthy to address any audi
encc, in any place. Let them be
greeted with one Of tho old time
monster assemblagcs of freemen,
such as famed the fires of patriot.
ism in tho Brough campaign Of go.
The day should be signalized by
tho movement Of vast delegations
from oil parts of the county, in
procession with flags, music and
patriotic devices.
Shall We have such a meeting 2
Union Republicans; lot your an
swer come in the laundering tramp
OF thousands on. the I'd of October |!
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati, Sept. 0.
FLOUR-In fair demand at full
prices. Family at Sl0a10 so.
WHEAT-Firmer at So Is for
No. i.
CORN---In fair demand and the
market firm, closing at 81 '05.
OATS--Firm at 60c, holders
asking for higher price at the
close.
RYE-Unchanged and steady al
81 25.
BARLEY-F Firm, prime to choice
tall in demand at 81 25a1 80.
WHISKY-34a35c in bond.
PROVISIONS -Buoyant and
unsettled. Mess pork at S25, Bulk
meats held at S13al4.
BAC0N-Held at 15c for shold
ers; 171al73c for clear rib, and
18a184c for clear sides, with sales
at inside rates.
LARD-Offer at 13c at the close.
HAMS-Little done at 2la22c for
sugar.cured.
BUTTER-Firm and supply
light.
CHFESE-F Firm.
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The Latest stroke OF Rebel
Policy.

The acting Presidents latest So
called amnesty proclamation is
given in allinour columns to- day.
II is but a naked attempt tonullify
the Reconstruction LAWS Of Con-
gress. The long string ofeheredses
in the document exhibit plainly
the pretended reasons for its issue,
which are neither more nor less
than the restrictions imposed By
Congress upon persistent unrepent,
ant rebels. This proclamation
(were its power equal TO its in
tents), would restore to the ma
lignants with treason yet ranking
in their hearts, every privilege and
every possession they had before
they took up arms against their
country, with the single excep-
tion ofproperty in slaves-and the
next proclamation will probably
try to restore that. But thanks
to the genus and epirit of our in.
stitutions for the utter futiliiy of
such fulminations. AS far as Of.
fecting its real object is conc corned.
Johnson's proclamation, has about
as much virtue as If It had been
issued by Mayor sLouou Of Ian.
caster. By tho Constitution tho
President ahas power 10 grant
reprievcs and pardons for offences
against The United States. cxcent
IN cascs of impeachment." tbo
word "pardon" being of course
used in the common acccptation Of
the term, to mean merely a remis.
sion of penalty Tor the offences
named. The power of pardon.
which. only takes Off The punish.
ment for crime, IS one thing. TINT
Of amnesty, including restoration
of rights and property, is quito an !,
other. The lattor can be only ex
crcised by the sovereignty ofa ma.
ton, residing in the people. in a
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

lGrSince BAKER has given over
the editorial columns of the Edgl,
to tho Tldshings of political polly,
wogs, pin feather goslings and bro,
ken down party hacks, that sheet
is looking up. DOeeney and dig.
nifty arc domorallSing to u Domo
cratic newspaper, you know-hencc
tho manifest imrovemcnt of the
E's'e-frOm a coppcrhcad stand.
point
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Governor Cox to be hero on the
I'd of October,


In addition to the already bril-.
liant array ofnames for tho great
rnOeting on the second Of ncxt
month, We are gratiaed in being
ablO to state that our distinguished
and eloqucM Governor, Gen'l J. d.
Cox, will also 'bO with us and speak
on the occasion. Remember, that
Cox, DEENIsON, LEE, and Nc
'CLURE are all-sure to be on hand
at our meeting Of Oct. I'd, without
unexpected and unavoidable mis-.
chance.
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R'Tho lies and misroprOscnta.
tions of the Eagle against CART.
AsnBRooK, will certainly clcct him
It faithfully persisted in till the
people all have the opportunity of
properly approaching them. Go
ahead, Ounce, starvoling and
Nick Bottom |
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The election in California,
which occurred last week, was fool.
cd away by tho Uaion Republicans
who allowed dissensions among
themselves to give q transient vic.
tory to tho aristocrats, who elected
their Governor, two members .ol
Congress, and perhaps a majority
Of tho Legislature, though polling
but their usual minority vote.
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HALF FARE TRAIN!
Seventeenth of September.
LOGAN!
SCHENCK!
GIBSON

A big delegation is goiag "a
GAINESVILLE from old Fairfield soxt
Tuesday. Not Citoner than once il
a hfe4imo WILL probable oppOrtu
nitybO presented Of hearing so il,
iustriOuTa trio of orators, as will
hold forth at zanesvillc on that
day. All aboard for ZanesNbllO |
P~ExcurSioa Train will leave
Washington at GOO; circsevilo a,
7asi Amanda at 7.56; Lancaster
at-S;26; and Bremen az 500 A. NJ.
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ERRORS OF YouTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects ofyonthfOl lndsorotlon, will tor the sake
ofsuferlng humanity, sendfree to all who need
1t, the rociPo and direction for making the sim.
pie remedy by which no was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
cando SC ~ addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN h, OGDEN,
Maya, OI-1y ~ Cedar Street, New York.
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NO COnsnnntiYos.

FNHE Advertiser having boon restored TO
IL health In few weeks, by q very simple
romedy, ancr having suffered several yoare
with aseyere lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known tohlstellow- w-suifercrsthe means ofcure.
70 all who desire u, he will send q copy OF
tAeprescription used, (free Of charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, whuh theywill hnda sure Cure for Con-
ton, IL 70 bepeht the afflicted, andspread in :
formation whlchhe conceives 70 be Invaluable,
and hehopes every sufferer wllhTy his remedy,
aeitwill lcostthem nothing, and may proyeIe
blessing.
partieswlshinglhep prescription, will please
Addresa Rev. EDWARD A, WILSON,
wilhamshnrgh, Kings county New York
oc,ober25, ,isse-1y
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The Department Of State has
received n full report of the pro-
ceedings of the recent Monetary
Conference at Paris, which agreed
on tho fvo-f franc piece az tho INIT.
A reduction In weight of the Uni,
ted States gold dollar of3bper cent.
is requisite tosecurc uniformity with
other nations.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

The gross earnings of the Allan
tic CaSlo last year were three hun
drcd and thirty:two thousand
pounds stcrling, or 81 100000. Of
this tho Newfoundland line receiv-
ed ono hundred thousand pounds.
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CITY LOT FOR SALE.

TN-L0T No. CO, as originally laid out IN the
Northwestern Addition TO the town OF Lam
cnster,--being bot No. 502 according TO the
latest numbering OF lots in the city OF Lanoae-
ter--is offered for sale on reasonable terms.
For particulars and terms inquire Of J. d. JACK
aos, Lancaster, O. DAVID Es CHJYM,
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NOTICE.

VTNhe Annual Fair Of the Fairfield County Ae-
ricultural Society will be heh "Wednesday
probably Saturday the lathl q October, A. b.
1857 afs W F.
Full premium list viii DO published in few
weeks. BY order
Jas. sTocKDALE, President. :
]. q. REEVES. Sec'y.
Lancaster, Aug. 80, 1S67-zw.
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s~Ex. Governor DENNIsoN
will speak at tho I'd of October
great meeting at Lancaster.
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a~GeDerat JOHN C.LEE will
speAk q the great meeting Of the
people in I,ancai,pk, on .Wsdnes.
day, the second ddv q Octcbw.
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A Household Necessity!
Only Twenty Dollars.


TnNHlS Star Shuttle Sewing Machine--An on.
II hrely new inyentlon--unlike Rny other
sewing Machine intho world. Patented 1Ss7
ItnseS two threads. and makes n stitch -alilte
on Doth sides, that wILLN0r RIf on raRAyEL. n
combines simplicity, dnrnbilitg and beauty II
lSnN l,,n 'argo rs other first class mochines. a
child can learn to workit. 1T will do eyery va. N
rlety ofhm!y tailoring. II will sew from tho
IN nnest gagze 70 leather. In order to introdnae
me star Shuttle Sewing Machine into eyery
household in the land, we furnish them rom,
plete, with one shuttle, extra hobbibs a nil set
Of fneedlea, oil can, screx-drivcr, directions
&C, 40, at the Unprecedented price OF onIv
TWENTY DOLLARS, on receipt OF which va vi,
ooA Tree Of expense,) and Ship to any address
W. G. WILSON 4 co,
4H Manufactures.
Cleveland, Ohio. f""is'
n. B.5Eaeh machine is warranted for five
ySGrs; kersons who order machines and fnd
thM they are otherwise than Represented. can
returnthem m and get their money back.
Wy Agents wanted, Sept. 8, lso7-Gm.
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Notice to Stockholders
OF THE i
Columbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad Co.

COLrSSvs, Ohio, August 20. 1867.
ATAMEETLNG OF THE DIKEC-
N TORS OF this Company. held on the I7th
inst, twas 4tt, at-
Resolrel, Tlat Ahe resolution adopted on the
second day of May last, requiring an INSTALL
ment ofhve dollars on each share Of stock suit
scribed, on the tenth ofeach succeeding month,
be so modified as to require the payment OF bus
on all installmenis due after the tenth OF Sem
tember next, said nstallments 10 be pad TO the
same persons mentioned in said original res
olutiOn, with the addition Of Henry Long at his
store in Grovepor. J. J. JANNEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Aug. 29,-4w.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-12

FoF Governor,
RUTHERFORD B. HAYES
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN c. LEE.
For Supreme Judge,
JOHN WEIGH.
For Auditor,
.AMES II. GOODMAN.
For Treasurer,
SIDNEY S. WARNER.
for Comptroller of Treasury,
MOSES r. BRAILEY.
For Attorney General,
WILLIAM II. WEST.
For Member Board OF Public Works
PHILIP HERZING.r
For the Constitutional Amendment
ESP
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UNION REPUBLICAN
COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator,
AARON P. ASHBRooK.
For Representative,
HENRY R. HUGHES.
For Treasurer,
LEVI NJ. sPITLER.
For Commissioner.
SAMUEL BARR.
InfrmarY Director,
THOMAS JACKSON.
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Prizes amounting $230,650
$4,000 Numbers Do 7SS Prises.
Tickets s12, Hulucs sc, Quarters SO


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.-Tbe
numbers from to $4,000 printed separate slps
OF paper, are encrcled with small tin tubes, and
placed IN one wheel. The prizes, Of which
there are 7ss, varying rs above, from $50, 900 to
500, are milarly printed on separate slips, en-
clrcied, aud placed in another wheel. The
wheels are then revolved, and q number il
drawn from the whee of numbers, Mt the same
tln1e prize Ia drawn from the other wheel.
The nunlher and prize drawn ont are opened
and exhibited TO the audience. and registered,
the prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation is repeated until all
the prizes are drawn out.
fd- The above MAGNIFICENT SINGLE
NUMBER LOTTERY will bo drawn IN PUBLIC.
IN CSvtNGToN, KY, by SWORN COpMiAsIOSERs, at
ONE O'CLOCK, p. NJ, at the corner Of FOURTH and
ScorT STREETS. The Kentucky state Lotteries
are na Gift Enterprises, but responsible Money
Lotteries, that have been conducted for the
past thirty years, and are drawn under the AIN
thorlty ofa charter from the State. and bonds
are given for the payment of all prizes The
drawings DIRE published in I he New York Herald
and Cincinnati Commercial.
The above scheme will be drawn the middle
and last of each month during 1897 and 1868.
Circulars Of Lotteries drawing daily sent by
Application to the Managers.
Address all orders fo7 tickets for
MURRAY, EDDY & CO.,
Covington, Ky.
REAGENTS WANTED. n
August 20, lsG1-ly.
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Daniel Hoffman, Guardian OF
Abraham Elmer Hedges,
Melissa O. Hedges,
Oliver N. Hedges,
Joseph e, Hedges,
Franklin NJ. Hedges,
Us.
M. C..I uT.-...
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HO FOR GAINESVILLE!
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TUESDAY NEXT!
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UNION STATETTCKET.
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to vote. When that issue is pre-
sontod, We shall DO ready to meet
it and settle it upon the basis al
ready indicated. But this is the
ground upon which the right is do,
nied.
Lunatics do not vote. The rea,
sons are plain, and need no discus,
sion. All others ought TO vote as
soon as a sufficient length of resi-,
dence and an honest intenlion to
mako this country their home is
manifested, There is a great clase
of negroes in the United States
thrown upon the community as cit.
izons OF the country and entitled by
law to oil tho privileges and i'm.
munities Of citizens. They must
be prutected--protected in their
rights Of life, liberty and property;
and now how, can thoy best bo pro.
teeted2 Why, at one time during
tho war the,negroes had been oman.
cipatOd, and it was necessary they
shonld be protected from thoir en-.
emies, How was it dono2 For a
while the soldiers did it; but this
was expensive and took up tho time
of many soldiers greatly needed
for other purposes. So it was do.
cided to give thom muskets and
lot them deiond themselves; and
right successfully did they do it.
Now, how will you protect these
negroesS Lot us learn lessons from
the past. Tho ballot is to the citi.
zen what tho bullet It's to tho soldiers.
1t is his means of defense, With il
he can protect his lifo, his children,
his wife and his property. We
win give the negro the ballet and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-23

: STANToS's PoLITENEss.-The following
is an appropriate rebuke, politely admin
istered by the Army and Many Journal, q
paper Of decidedly Radical Partially
"The temporary transfer OF General
Grants headquarters to the w ar bureau
will. we hope, be marked also by an lntro-
duction into the latter Office of the urbanl-
ty and courtesy which have been so tong
wanting to it. The distinction between
the Headquarters of the Army and the
War Office in the matter of professional
courtesy extended to gentlemen in the
service has always been painfully appa,,
rent. In the former, an officer summoned
on business, or making inquiries in the llRe
of his duty, has always been treated as
gentleman. In the War Bureau. ne mas
for many years had no assurance that ne
would be so treated. Whatever bis merits,
his record, his age, his length of service,
he could only be doubtful, in seeking ID,
terviews with some of the officials engaged
in department duty, whether he would not
be rudeiy rebufed. The insolence OF
Office isa phrase as old as Shakespeare,
and an experience as old as the first 60
yernment. 1t has been thoroughly Illus
trated in Washington to the grief, shame,
and anger of many thorough soldiers and
worthy gentlemen in both services for
many years. Promptness and courtesy IN
dealing with officers have been the rule,
however, at General Grants headquarters,
and we hope this innovation will now BIZ
extended to the War Office, aud thence 10
all the Others" -.-.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-23

Shingles pine, ssGss; cypress, s70sf7 p thou.
sand Laths:split, q. sswsd. ~ 8 tn ousand.
LIooRIcs.--s,iek P. b g., Aac.; Mass 7. @. c.,
35e; g. L. F., Ale; g. c., 60; Z. K. &c.; C. g..
loc.; T. G.. Co., asl@sac. 3. II. T., s7lc.; II. 2.
sso.; Re, $40. Stanford. 40. .Esa. -! 7
LyArHRn.-sols leather, oak, ssG4sc.; sole lsa.
ther, hem1ock, 'asl1sse..; upper, sGssc.; kip, p
dozen, ss2@ss2; harness, as0He.; cali, skins,
French, sso0sss; domestic, ese03n; morocco
sso0ess; rough skirting. ssG4oc.
Lrnl.--virgtnia,- d. so0$1-so; Roekland, Sl.Ae
@$l.s Wilson, sl.so03l.so. ,.s., -,
MoLissrs. Common syrup, soGsse. genuine
golden syrup, 7o6ssc. "a. gallon; Cuba and Mus
eovado, ssGsoe. Porto Rico, 7sGsoc. New Or.
Leans prime (pominsI), 81. ,s5' = 'z.''''
HAIIs.-ola Dominion, in store, R0sss.n.g ~
oAT1.-Very dull. Balsd, 7sc.
o1Ls.-Linsesd, sl.se1e1. go; nnsohins, SlsSSi. 70;
sperm, sa.so; tanners. 600. 0Sl;, straits, sel0
sl.1o; sweet, s7.as p dozen best salad, Sl4; cas-.
tori sa.4e@ea.se p gallon; Virginia lubnesHnS,
$50. p gallon. ~ a-c- ..-s+s-S.
oz1oss.-saGsasoQ p barrel s..<ra -, v,sr
PLoW CAsTIsas.--7c. y b.
PBPPRH.-ss0s7e.; by the bag, $50.
PoTAToxs.-New crop, so07sc. p bushsi. sae7
PowDsR.-sportins, s7gss v key Of Is MS;
blasting and mining, ss6ss. 80. .l.z7g ,-.-4af1.
RAas.-Mi1ed cotton, %9%io.; < -..Gs, 1850;
WOODEN, 20ac.
RoPH.-Msnilla, best, 25s.
RIoB.-u0iIio. - 1Fls.'a { ..,7 F1.sts
RAoB GIHalg.-2s0aoc. " 80 ~
RuN-New England. a2.lo0sa.2s Santa Crus,
$4,000 r gallon -.,.,...,..,...s: .,,-.,-
RYH.-see Corn Exchange report.
sTEEL.-Naylor's cast steel, 7se. p n; English
blistered, 2oQ2ac. p a.; American blistsTsd, 1i@
l2Ac. o. b. a-s, s-z, 49,. ..,.tsl sstIss -
sHoT.-Eorthern, % 10 p bag Of IS rs. ..
suaAR.-Brown, 134l4Sc.; extra &C." 1s2Gllee.;
"B," 1os@lssc. "a" Isac; crushed and pull.
verified. $780,; cut loaf, 1sac =. = Ei1-sIs'
sALT.-Llverpool. from wharf, Ss.lo0sa.l6 3
sack; in store. sa.soGSa.4o; ground alum salt,
o.. so@s2.75 p sack.
ssNAoA Roor.-2s@aoc. 90.
suHAc.-$lso@sl.ss q 100 lbs. 80, '1s9s7'.s @t,'
soAP.-Common, ea0sc. Best washing, Se.
toilet, $50. and fancy prices country, s@se. FL
SPIRITS TURPBsrIE1.-so0soo.
srAvss.-Pipe slaves. $7s p 200; white oak
hogshes I'D slaves, s4s q 1900 /; red oak hogshead
slaves, $40 p 200; barrel slaves, $40 % 200
hogshead heading l(nominal), SO u l,2oo. 4, y p
TAR.-$4 zsGsA.6o q barrel. 80 /
TRAs.-Black, TIC. G$1. 4s-the last q prime arti.
Gle imperial, $l.7sGs2; gunpowder, sl.750sa. IS.
TALLow.-l101e. = e. at@.' s2'zisat11 .aFas
vIxRaAR.-Cidsr, 4oGsoe. manufactured, kso0
400. q gallon. 4..... ~. .t...ss..,.s-,;. -. ;
WHBAT.-See Corn Exchange report.
WHIsKT.-Whisky Is hrmer on account Of sus-
pension Of distilleries. Common, proof, s2@$2.so
P. Hanger, Seniors, old rye, $3.50; pufs rye,
81. 6o6s4.5o. Fine brands higher. a.ra-y YES
WooL.--Market very dull. Unwashed, 2oE12ec.;
washed, 4oG04ac.
wINs.-Port. common, sasoGss. 90 "''T