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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26

THE California Legislature elected Eu-
gene Casserly United States Senate, TO
succeed Senator Conness.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26

THE Louisville Courier thus introduces
the hero OF the English Channel to the
people of'that city:
"Sincb the days of Paul Jones, whose
exploits in the American navy. during
the war OF 1872 have become rs familiar
as household words, no commander of q
privateer is more entitled TO the mantle
,of that great hero than the gallant
! Admiral Scmmes, whose famous career
Ssritil the Confederate cruiser Alabama
will be handed down to posterity as long
's&kthe era of true chivairy and indomit-
nGle courage prevails in America"
We bad supposed the Alabama was
sunk and theunfortunate Semmes with
her. But the Kentucky organ of the
slaveholdersund piratesendcnvorst to drag
out from the depths of an ocean of intamy
the cowartlly ship-burncr and broken
down buccaneer. Tie materials out of
(which to make saltwater hero of
Semmes are scanty and unsuitable. A
man educated by the Government, after
resolving to destroy the commerce Which
lie had taken an oath to defend, employs
the hereditary, foreign foe of his own
country to build him ship for that pur.
pose. With the Alabama, Semmcsburn'
ed aud bonded scores of defenselCss
merchant-men. With any ordinary
passenger steamer that runs out of New
York or Boston, the most cowardly lieu
tenant in the navy, with crew of ten
mon armed with horse-pistols, or an ole
swivel, could capture, tue largest ship p or
the ocean Merchant vessels are never
armed, and are consequently at the mercy
of any half dozen cut-throats who are
armed.
When Semmes met an armed vesse
something near the strength of his own
what happened? The gallant Admira
kept his ship afioat just sixty minutes
struck his colors, ran up the white flag
and like u courageous corsair, pitched hi
sword into the sea and himself after hi
sword. lie was fished up out orthe briny
after having swallowed about hogsheat
of sal. water, aud was rrnuggied ON DIR,
land by. the faithful tender the Deer
hound, the neutral owners of which kind
ly concealed the gasping hero in the bot
tom of tieir yacht, and covered him owe
with tnrpaulln. The attempt of this AM
other Democratic papers to elevate thi
miserable, cowardly vagabond to nj
equality with Paul Jones or any othe
brave, heroic American sailor, who nobl
battled fer his country's flag, Is an insul
even to all decent Democrats. But a
editor who does MT know when Pau
Jones lived, we may naturally suppos
stupid enough to admire q chronomett
thief like Semmes.-l Columbus Journa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26
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/. .SY. GAINESVILLE, OHIO:
sTnoRsDAy N ,RNINo, DEC. 90, 1907.

All com arssfiications for the paper orupon busi-
mess reigiinx TO the Office should be address,
go. 8etsnoNt Chronicle. 81 ctairsrtRe. Ohio. "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26
NoWFoR REVOLUTION.

theless, Immediate, instantaneous revolution Is
impending. Don't
aF BEAT THE DRUMS,
for this is silent revolution. II Is now going on
- IN EVERY STATE,
including the married state, the single state,
and all states of the human hair which are not
in harmony with beauty. OF whatever unde-
sirable tinge woman's ringlets or mans locks
stantly by Gr ~ t
CRIsToDoRo's HAIR DYE.
which In five minutes does all that nature ever
did for any head i9L the happiest mood Manu-
New York Sold by all Druggists. Applied by
all Hair Dressers. oelO-lm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26

FULL. SUIT OF CLOTHES to be had At
assortment Of Cheap and Fancy Clothing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-12-26
Misfellanfons.
Gifts for Christmas and
New Years!

A .suPEBB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND SILL
YER WATCHES, ALL WARRANTED TO
RUN, AND THOROUGHLY REGULA-
TED, AT THE LOW PRICE OF $40
EACH, AND SATISFACTION
CHA RANTEED. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
5apinss Banks.

EAST RIVER SAVINGS ISsrTUTIoSr)
so 3 CBAMBERssT,
NRw.Y0RK Dec. IL, 1866.
nEP0SIT0RS are hereby notified that inter.
the per will be paid on AL sums
from the 81 cent annum on all sums
deposited for the OF hr and ee
previous the LIST day Of January % payable on and a.er me
called for will be added TO the
principal deposited previous to the LIST oil jan
uary. r.. =, 4.
p m. .-- - ..... VhAkLbo A. "hilNhii 'e0''~A'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

COMNiUNIPAw Feb. 2.-Receipts at these yards, 3D
cattle 91Sl Sheep and 2454 hogs OF which one deck
of hogs the same OF sheep and three Of cattle came
dine TO morrow The great snow storm the West has
kent stock back but the roads in running order
The route as Pittsburgh has been kept open pretty
we'll during the week. but there very little stock at
that place send forward Some head OF cattle were
sold at the yards for IA to l6c d. the balance gong 10
observation-disclosures No cattle slaughtered here TINS
week but 500 sheep and 5,l99 hogs were killed me
saugerers Association killed 32,726 hogs at this place
since they began to slaughter in January sheep are
worth 6a7tc. b and have sold readily one lot Oh 4gS
Ohio sheep 81 n, common, bringing 6Ac, with pen or
2O2 quite thin sheep of n Mt 5Sc 1885 head 30 ID sheep
fair 7c 723 head good Ohio sheep, 81 to "a ID al go
and one lot fat fine wool Ohio wethers, 100 ID, ut &C.
Hogs are wOrth-or will be when those on the way get
here-sAc though the half sold to-day brought Is %
per cwt few very prime hogs were sold AT FOrtett
Yesterday for 7ic Western dressed are bringing 9t9tc
while those killed here worth lOt0lc some Hesn
dressed Albany pigs have been sold at l00lObc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04

The week closes with more buoyant feeling in
money and stocks and buyers inclined TO operate
largely The of this change is to be found in
the proposition to exchange 800 0O00OO of compound
notes for an equal amount of per cent certificates
payable at ten days notice, in lawful money. This
proceeding changes the compounds, which are
now useless as circulation, into security equal
ia value - a reserve. and capable of CONVEX
sion into circulation at short notice. The
banks for this convertibility surrender two
per cent of annual interest, sacrifice Of conse
quence in comparison with the advantages gained.
The Treasury saves two per cent of interest, and
takes position where its whole energies can be de-
voted TO funding the 1904 This proceeding is for the
moment expansion upon large scale, and will stmu
late new specuatons not only in stocks, but in
D,odites Of all kinds Wallst., with its usual Keen
ness. strikes the keynote to-day which will be
sponded 10 by every commercial city in the Union.
Money is offered more freely. and is quoted per
cent on mixed, and sac on Government cOaterals.
Prime paper passes at per cent, with quite large
selection at 7i9s per cent.
Bills at 90 DAYS on London. are quoted ut lQ7iV 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
sALEs.
Mining stocks. Smith & Parmale,
sATrRDAY. Feb. 2-P. NJ.

SATURDAY, Fen. 2-P ".
Gold is higher closing at 1885, The export Of specie
to-day was $4,000.
The Stock market opened at an advance upon the
extreme quotations of Friday night, and throughout
the day was active and excited. Government secur-
tiles without exception, are higher and in demand
State stocks are firm with moderate offerings. Bank
stocks are higher and for Bank of North America l02
is bid. Railway Shares are higher and in demand
Kew-YOrl Central sold at 1907 after the Board and
Eric at -. The Western list strong, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh taking the lead and selling at S! an
advance Of q per cent After the call the market
was strong and higher prices paid for nearly every
thiuR upon the list At the close of the day, under
sales to realize the extreme advance was not main
tanned. The last prices were: NewYork Central 99I
asa. Erie 5SgG5Sl. Reading 1885, Michigan Southern
72la79. Illinois Central 107, Cleveland and Pitts
burgh S4aS5 Rock Island 97s0974, Fort Wayne 97l0
o., Northwestern $780,. Northwestern Preferred
67GG7, Western Union Telegraph IS. Compound in
terest notes quoted thus: June 1864 117Ial173;
July, 1l6. a1lGl August, 1l6301l6s October 1l5i0
1ljg; December, 114ball45; May. 1865. 11lI01l3!;
August ilOsG111s; September, 1l0s0ll0I; October,
llOsGll0..
The following the closing quotations at the
regular Board to-day, compared with preceding
weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
i6a4sc.. Common Fleece

46d4Sc. Common Fleec,
and Vlrginla-Ch0ice So, 42345c. Ohio, Pennsylyana
Saxony Fleece, G2d66c; teced SaNony Fleece fO6 oci
rino, 57d6Oc. halfbood rec-quarer and fuDlOod NE
Fleece 49, 52c Common FLEECE, 53a5Gc glarterb2od
Vermont and IlinOs-ThrF-qudrt ana MeIlo
5Oc half blood Fleece asa sc quarter nood fce 81
d45c. Missouri, Kentucky Tennessee Washed Fleece,
45d5Oc Unwashed Fleece O4J5c aada fleece oo~ DC;
Tub Washed WOOi-Choce So SIC; Fair go jic; Inferior
and BURY, 42GiIc. Pulled EoodcNew- YORK CITY Extra
Pulled as d5Oc.; New-YOrk City Super Pulled, 4OG45c.;
New-YoTk City No. Pulled, 27d3Oc Lambs Wool, $50
3sc Western Super and Extra, 3Sd5 Country Extra
Pulled 5Od SOC: Country Super Pulled, 45aJ0c Country
No Pulled Californa-Spring Clip. fine, 300
34c. Spring Clip, medium, 2Gd3Oc; Spring Clip, low
grades Isd24c. Fan Clip, A l, 2sGS2e Fail Clip,
low grades 20d25c; Extra Pulled 4Od44c.;
sinner Pulled 33d37c.; Low Pulled. 16a25c.
Tcrts-Fnc 32d36c; Medium, IS 32c Low, 24d2ic; In
fcror 1sa22c; Very BURY, 1G0l6c. Foreign woods
Australian Fine Unwashed 40al5c Cape of Good Hope
Fine Unwashed, IS dl0c; Spanish Unwashed, lld2c Al
rican UnWashed base; Mexican Unwashed, Hd2ic.;
Buenos Ayres Unwashed Merno, SOa35e; Buenos Ayres
Unwashcd McstiZo, 16d28c COrdOya Washed, 3sa42c
CHILEAN Unwashed, 25a3Oc.; Smyrna Washed, 500 900.
Smyrna in Grease 90 23c. DOnskoi Washed, 700 soc
Donskoi Unwashed, 20d 2Gc. East India White, 359ioc
East India Yellow, 25d40c East India Black ana Gray
l5a3oc.; Turkey Washed, $4,000. Turkey Un"ashed'
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
THE MARKETS.
lCArefully reported for Tnn TRIBUNE

SATURDAY, February 2, 1907.
ASIESThe arrivals are limited and prices firm az
$S0$S 80; Pearls are nominal at Sl1aSll 80.
BRICKS are without change; quote at sl5 for
mOn $l8a$20 for CrOtOn, and SIS for Philadelphia Front
COTTON-The market has been rather active, but
holders still quote at $50 for Middng Upands 10 SIC for
New Orleans these figures extremes and sales
mOred at 3dlc. lower; the transactions foot up 14J0
bales
COFFEE-NO transactions Of importance reported
to-day; prices are maintained.
CEMEHT-ROsendale Is firm at 81, cash
FLOUR AND MEAIr-The heavy and depressed feel
ing which distinguished our Flour market the week prior
last has been followed by greater anxiety TO sell
and grades great has been the 10
LIE that large concessions have been made this has
greatly unsettled the market and prices at times have
been quite nomnathis Is due chiefly 10 the sTin
gent money market The losses this branch Of the trade
profited by 1t. The fac; ia, the supply OF Bread
stuffs throughout the country is too limited TO
expect o permanent decline. and cannot fail TO
PROSTATE all the industrial interests OF the country To
day the market steadep thelOw and medium grades
show an advance, but the business has been only 10
moderate extent The sales $500 bbs at $8atl0 10
for superfine State $40 200s rs for Extra do 81 $50
FOR fair to choice dO tdsl 30 for Shipping Ohio s26
k3 l5Or Trade do and sl2 7Odt8 for st. louis Extras
Canadian Flour Ia held with rmncss but is not
very active; saes OF AGO bbls ut $40 80 for common Ex
ira in bond and Si2 109SI 60 for Trade and Family Ex
ras Southern Flour firm, but not active Sales Of $40
bbs at go 9O0sls for common to fair Extra Baltimore
and Country and Ga 1885 90 for Trade and Family EX
ras Rye Flour ia strong and In fair demand sales OF $40
bbls at 0sS TO- Corn Meal is firm and In fair demand
sales OF bb at 6 fOGS5 is for Jersey and Pennsylva
mia k5 Is for Marss Cal0ric and Is 90 for Brandywne
BuckWheat Flour 10 la fair demand ut " eO&SJ a. 100 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
FROM SEPT. l, 1866 TO DATE.

UIDFS-In Dry Hides there has been only limited IN,
oury from the trade, but there has been fair demand
from buyers from Of town al about last weeks quo
tiOn: importers generally firm In Their views, anu
stock on hand held above present rates but packages
10 arrive are freely offered Upper Leather STOCK u
i'm good demand the supply in first hands Is eNhastd
and sales are IN small lots from dealers Wet sailed d5
There is n good demand for Domestic Slaughter ~ Iu
rates the supply Is very light In Calcutta stock there
is good demand for Cows and Bualoes at former quo
tations We quote: Dry IIidcs-Bucnos AyreS 2la22c'
A. m. Monevidco 1874 0lgc: Rio Grandc, lsc; Orlnoco,
hello I4dI5c: Vera Cruz I5s lGAc Tampico. 49, lGr
Matam0ro. I7c san Juan and Central America lbdlc';
Marncaibo l5ai5tc BOgota lCal7c; RIO bache airy ana
saltrd ia dI2r Savana and Carthagena Il lJc 'ul
Goa II &C.; BarcelOnl Ia 1870; san Domingo ana fof
au Platte, HAZE; Texas, l5GlGc; gold Dry Sanou
Hdes-Maracabo. lldl2c; Mamnhap, l2i lJc; FER
ramhuco 1876: TampicO and MatamOrOs l3dlci Bihli'
ital2c.; Chill. 14al5c; California, lGlzci sahuNfcn
Islands ~ 13c; Southern and Western 100 ne god.
Wet Sailed Hdes-BucnOs Ayres. 100; no ,'lahd'' iv@
lOic; California 100; Para 100 i0tc gold; western ia
I2ic; Country Slaughter, trimmed ana 'uCu' l"l,"'
civ do do. l3o 100 allc cash. Upper Leather sto'h
Iucnos Ayrcs and Rio Graude Kip. ~ 2oc sierra foue'
% 8c Gambia and Bissau 2Od2ci MlnoS - lSc'hS
East India StOCk-Calcuta, CITY Slaughter, u 49, az
Cuta dead green, l. 9c, currency Calcula buIId"'
lie: Manila and Batavia Buffalo. gc, gold
HOPS are firm. and with small stock prices are nIIh
at from 90 f5c. and fOc. 10 growth ana quy. 49,
HAY j. firm at 81 4OGS % for shipping; ana II O5aS ~
for retail lots. 80. III. o,t,r
kinds are inactive aud nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04

AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET O'clock.-A firmcr
feeling peryaded for New Western Mess Pork. We quoic
$40 rs but hear Of sales Old Is duh and nominal
PETROLEUM-The market Is dull we quote Crude at
I2i02Ic in bulk and 100 In bb Refined In bond at 25@
26c for L. 81 for do. 10 W; 81. a2Sic for r. do do
2)tc. for s. W. and 31c. for l.. W.
kICE-oldcrs ask about previous figures. but there is
no inquiry except for small parcels from store.
SUGARSThc business In Raw Sugars has been llglt NJ
about previous rates; fair 10 good Refining s quoted at
lOalOlc; sales OF lsg hds a 0d2c for Cuba the latter
for Clarified and 725 boxes Havana Mt lOi lie. Refined
quiet at 15c for Hards $500
SEEDS-A fair business done in Glover Seed at III
lpI5c per N for New Timothy Seed is saabc a " Boa
s. per bush Rough Faxseed 10 scarce, at s2sds per
bushel.
SALT ia more active we quote sales OF 5000 bush.
Turks Island tn arrive at COc $500 bush. do, ON the
spot Louise at Coo, and 600 bush ST. Martins, ek
Louisa, at Csc.
SKINS-Goat continue TO be neglected, and prices
entirely nominal The stock is large for the season, but
firmly held For Deer the inquiry remains as last noted
active full rates The stock and receipts small ana
sales arc confined to small parcels OF prime descriptions
at about our quotations. Deer-HOndnras Coo n; san
Juan 55a56c Bolivar, 45c; ssal, 81. dGOc Vera cruz
COe Chaes So 5sc Puerto Cabelo ISi assoc; Para GA
dG5c. GOat-Buenos Ayrcs, 33dJ7tc; Payta, 3o0Jic';
Cape 7Id4Oc., cash-all gold
TAIIOW-'rhe market is dull, but steady; sales OF
60IOO0 n at lltc. $500,
WHIsKY-'rhe market Is active sales OF 1856 bbls
Western at 9Oc I'm bond In yesterdays issue 500 bbls
were printed instead OF 800 bbls.
WOOL has been very firm; most holders are not dis.
posed TO sell unless at advance under the passage or
this tariff bill by the Senate; we quote rs follows DODies
10 Iieoces-New York, Michigan and Indana-Saxony
Fleece 67aGOc threequartcr aud fublood Mcrin0 $50
o7c halfRl99d Fleece. vase" Qaarterblood Esoeo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04

LEATHER-HemOck Sole has ruled dull OWING 70
the known difficulty getting goods shipped the attend
auce Of buyers been small Receipts from the tanners
have about 5000 sides leaving the stock slightly in
creased but still Light. Prices have declined and close
with "a downward tendency We quote: OAK slaughtered
and saltod good light, "a $50; middle, Ssa ic; heavy,
4OdiGc light cropped, iiai7c; middle a. a52c; bellies
I7ai8c Hemlock-Bucnos Ayres light 21l 3o,c; middle,
81 d32o heavy, 3i a32.c; California, Hght, 29aoc;
middle 3lI d32ic heavy 3od3lc OrinOc0. light 25dJOc;
middle 2ga3Oc: heavy. 2sd2gc damaged all weights
iigm g515Oc. middle glaJ7c ;hcavy 81 use.
LATIls- Eastern dull, and prices are nominal at
LIME~Rockand is in fair demand, at ;l,7o for common
and S. 10 for Lump
M0LAssEs-P Prices remain firm but there is not much
activity and we have no sales TO advise. ,,,
fairly active prices have declined under liberal arrivals
and more stringent money market; the depression ia
this branch Of trade Is perhaps less apparent than IN
many others the current prices certainly very reason
able; have have had very general demand, ana as
conraSted win THIS TIME last year, the sess u Icn
larger, and the prospects are favorable Tor an hclo
trade throughout the year ri fair prices The crop prom
very much If the receipts at tidewater VIII SHOW the cN
in the crop this year over last so great Is thc increase
in consumption Of the West ana southwest Iho Hpccl
latye inquiry for the future mas NOT pten very
active, the uncertainty In regard TO the action OF
Congress on the currency ana taIiu questions
continues 10 exert depressing Influence, and dealersor
many OF thcm-anticpate lower prices The ensuing
Spring To-day the business was only moderate bul
prices improved aud closed irln go Dds sOid huycr
March, at $i q for New Meas; the sales cash and reg
uar are 1900 bbls. at so 5ia$l9 go for Old Mess;
so 1890 for New do, the outside for Cragins brand;
$40 5Oa$2O Gs3 for New Western; $50 for Western Prime
ruled duh, but with moderate receipts prices ruled
firm closing more active; sales Of 6bs at s9a2 for
old Extra. and sI7as2l 80 for New do. Terce
Beef is quiet Beef Hams are in fair demand;
of 800 pkgs. at 9c. for Shoulders and i2al2ic
for Picked fans. the inside rate not cured. Bacon
frmcr sales of $50 boxes part 10 arrive ut O.c for
G. c., HE for r.. and l2c for s. G. Dressed Hog. are
dull at 9seoic for Western aud lelbc Tor CITY, iArd
1870 for Fair 10 Prime Steam.
BUrTERThe receipts fair, the market IA dull, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04

for commercials 1851 0lOS. for bankers do at short
sight lO901O9s; Paris at GO days, 529la5ls; DO at
short sight 51ssa51G. Antwerp 5.22a3IS.i SWISS
522la51s.: Hamburg, 9Ga3G2: Amsterdam 4in'i';
Frankfort IL IA; Bremen 'Ss 90 Frussan thalerS'
72a721.
The failure is announced of Messrs Bell " leiNer-
ton a stock Exchange firm, who nave Deeh i"iso
operators in stocks.
The total imports at New-York for the week COM
mare nc follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
EXPORTS FROM SEPT. /. 1866, To DATE.
Totals

GRAIN-The depression and heayinesS in our Nhcll
market previously advertcd 10 has during the past week.
nroyed even marked. The impression with capital
ISIS that there is for decline of per cent III the
rricc OF Brcadstuff that is only safe to advance
Many WeinfOl1ncd merchants. within few days past
have shown disposition to purchase for Investment re-
gardng the present prices OF heat as very oW lIo
fact of our last crop being fully G00O0000 bushels snort
an average hut in the present condition O the naIhc
and of the finances Of the country very few OF our readers
may credit this estimate, but we are content 10 a"a,
further DEVELOPMENTS time alone Will demonstrate III
fine decline prices Of wheat has failed to induce export
ers to operate owing 10 the unavoable adyces from
Europe And the past week has been very gloomy one
for holders OF wheat but ut is always darkest just before
day" on, Change to-day there was more tone 10 the
market most holders not being disposed TO SELF sales OF
1890 bush. No Chicago Spring, ut 2O1; ana IoW
hush Amber Stre ON private terms. Barley
has been in fair demand for the trade, Duo
the business for export mas not been large we
hear however OF further considerable shipments dno IU
and holders OF choice qualities eVlnce more sIeSmhess
closing steady with fair demand; sales OF 1850 bush aI
81 IL for Canada West free, and 75c for inferior western
BARLEY Malt is quiet Al 2OdSl 3d. Oats have been freely
offered, and under more stengent money market anu
the ice embargo prices have declined, closing hoWeNcr
with more firmness and In fair demand; sales OF 4V
hush at 5ga62c for Old Western, in store 63G6i.c Io
New do aoat: G7d6sc for Jersey, and zoe Tor stare
RIVE Is dull but firm sales Of 1000 BUSH ut 81 2sds ~ or
Stateand Canadian, IN bona, on private loims ~
Corn has been comparatively quiet the arrivals OF New
have increased and with unfayOrabe news from Europe,
further advance in frcights, continual obsruCtlOs III
our harbOr and stringent money MARKET nave III
creased the desire SELL and TO do so large aDacut
has been made. The cold weather has greatly, re-
arded business cutting off the Eastern trade ana ADDING
much TO the depression: with return OF lnlld Wea'
we look for more active trade ana more Hrlnhess W.
have reduced stock since the LIST OF January 10 aou
1000 bushels and at the reduced prices cuIIct We
look for more rapid depletion the present mOnlh CLOS
ing better and more active, the decline IN freghls
stimulating the export demand; sales 69O0O BUSH ~
$40 OS for yellow Jersey; III OAGs o3 ior Mts
ern Mixed In store, and 81 ll0S IL Tor DO, alloati
EXPORTS FROM SEPT. l. 1896 To DATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

FER 2-1225 bbls. Flour 3l3 bbs Whisky 5,5l3 sacks
Corn Meal, 1850 sacks Oil Cake, $500 bush Corn iOo
bush Oats 80 bush Rye 142 bush. Seeds, pkgs Ashes
1888 pkgs Beef bb Pork, 1906 pKgs Cut Meats 25l5
pkgs Lard 1901 Dressed Hogs, 1,5l5 pkgs Butter Vl
pkgs Cheese.
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
cars Hogs "a cars Sheep and car Horses; in all l20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04
I47.4OI

The auction sales Of coal shows increase Of
IS per the last SALE but these prices
do not pay profit Lump coal sold at average Of
81 ~ per tun board vessels at ElizabethpOr At the
close Of navigation last FAIL the freight and toll alone
from Mount Carbon TO New York amounted 10 s. ~ per
tun leaving 10 cents tun for the coal We must have
cheaper transportation before compete with other
regions in the New York markets.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-09

NJ. J. WILLIAMS takes occasion to inform the
public that he has associated himself with Mr..
EUGENE KREMER, n accomplished workman,
and that he Is now better prepared than evor to
under take and execute work entrusted to him.
Citizens, Planters and others, needing work in
their line, will please send in their orders and they
will be promptly attended to. Work guaranteed.
A large assortment of TTNWARE constantly
kept on hand STOVE PANS and all other appur-
tenances for stoves of all sizes.
Shop on Third Street, opposite Joshua Beai's
Variety Store. dec1l
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-09

Ok BARRELS Farette Mills FLOUR,
%J rs .. Premium :. >.
25 baes HAY.
25 barrels b IRISH POTATOES.
boxes CRACKERS,
10 :. PALM SOAP,
10 ;. TAR CANDLES,
barrels WHITE BFANS,
k.g4asort, Shut,
tierc.s HAMS,
3 :. LARD,
q barrel. COAL OIL,
10 boxes CHEESF, ..'#
8 half barrels GOSHEN BUTTER.
D box assorted CANDIES,
All of the above articles will bs sold low for
cash, by
: sprl3 l.. JADOT d co.