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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

DEcEAsED.-The Centrevillc (Nid.) Observer
records the death of Charles Stevens. ESQ, an
old and respected citizen of that county. lie was
born on Kent Island, in 1s0l and was descended
from ancestry who lived OH the landed estate on
the island, which they held from very carly colo
ninl times
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

AMEs!-The Baptist church of Alexandria.
Va. in communicating its annual letter to the
Philadelphia Association, now in session here,
asks the prayers of all, for the conversion of
Andrew johnson and many other sinners.''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

DEcEAsED.-The Smyrna Times is informed oil
the sudden decease of Mr.. Tench F. Tllghman,
Superintendent of the Md. & Del. Railroad, at
Greensborough, Nd, on Tuesday, the LIST inst.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

AN oLp LsE.-The steam freight line between
this city and Philadelphia, now in the proprietor
ship of Geo. W. Bush, has nearly attained Its
centenarian honors, having been established in
IVA by the grandfather of the present owner. Mr..
Bush, Senior, ran the first sloop making regular
trips to PHILADELPHIA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

As relief, ever ready as killer ofpain taken in
wardly, or outwGrdly applied. has No equal For the
relief and cure of Rhcndtic and Neur4 lJic Aircc-
tons Spralns, Bruises, &c, it is uncqunlied 1t is
Flsy m9si elsacl9as, iahes inw9Edy IN The cure of
hga. D,seniery, Cholera Morbus, Cholera inflntum,
Nc, and t. without exception the most Wonderful
Pancaca the world affords. No FAMILY should be
without IL. Every TRAVELLER by land and tea
should have bottle MINERS and FARMERS re-
siding at distance from Physicians should keep it
constantly on h.nd. In case Of Accident and sud
den attacks Of stomach complaints tp value cannot
b. estimated. Inquire for Major LANES INDIAN
LlNiME'NT, and take no other, Price 80 Cents per
hottie For sale At wholesale and retail by Dcmas
BARNES " Co., q Park Row, n. y; Gale & Robin
son, ls6 Greenwich st., N. "; f. q, Wells n CO.. 1872
n Y, and by respectable Druggists throughout ihe
world. None genuine unless signed by iohn Thos.
Lane, and countereigncd by j. Y. LANE, & co,
Circular.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

PREMIuM.-At the late annual exhibition of the
Bucks County Agricultural Society, a. Newtown,
premium was awarded to McI.car Il Kendall of
this city, for carriages.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Wm. II. Naf, Auction
eer, sold at public sale, on Saturday week, o
lot on Fifth street. near Walnut, 22 feet front and
running back 50 feet, to Jacob Butt, for s2s per
foot
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

THE NETTING AT CHEsTER--Thc Republican
meeting at Chester, this evening, will be address
ed by number of distinguished gentlemen,
among whom are named, Judge Kelley Hon.
John NJ. Broomall, Messrs. Mcveagh, Scovel
Nicholson, Chas II. Stinson candidate for State
Senator and Others
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

LEcTuRE.-Rey A. A. Willis, of Philadelphia,
has been secured by the Young Mems Christian
Association of the Central Presbyterian Church,
to lecture for them, about the close Of this month";
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10
Paints for Farmers AID Others.
The Grafton Mineral Paint (jomnauy

IHU NIN1pVIf IUiKlDIElT WITH OUIEIPNTJ
Are now manufacturing the nest, Cheapest and mort
Durable Paint in use i've coats well put on mixed
of light brown or beautiful chocolate c0lcr, and
be changed to green, lead, stone, olive, az frah
Houses, Barns. Fences. Agricultural implements
Carriage and Carmakers, Wonden-waie, Can.
vas Metal and Shingle Roof, dt being Fire aud
Water p ooD, Bridges, burial Gases, Canal Boats,
ships and Ships Bottoms Floor Oil Cloths, Zone
Manufacturer having usci 5000 bbls the past ytar)
body durability elasticity, and effectiveness. Price
10 per bbl., u 300 lh-,, Which will supplya farmer
for years Ia come Warranted in al eases above
send for circular, which gives full particulars.
None genuine unless branded In trade mark Graf
Ton Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL BlDWELl.,
Proprietor ISL Pearl ST.. New York. -cnis wanted.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

ACCIDENTS. Wednesday night a boy named
Cross while on the Delaware train selling papers
had one of his feet terribly smashed. Dr. Jones
dressed the limb and hopes amputation may be
avoided.
"Wednesday, Ross Messick, a young man in the
employ of the railroad, got one of his hands bad
~ smashed near Clayton. He came to this city
and DIR. Jones dressed the wound and the patient
Is doing we'll
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

A GENTS WANTED.--7o Insurance Agnis, Nc,.
n &c.--We wish to secure ni agent in very ely
OF mole than 5000 popnl ion 10 act for us IN car
wasting for bi,incss 4 man Who Is neady estab-
ishcd IN some occupation which allows him f,w
spare hours. easily Increase lis income several
hundred dollars per year This Il an opportunity for
active men 10 secure profitable connection win the
best established Advertising Agency 10 the United
States. Address with ,nl par icnart, rcfrre ces &c.,
GEO. L. kOMEI.L ~ 90, ~ Park Row. N y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10
u. q. StWALl, Jr.,
Superintendent Del. H. X,


T,tf, Esis .s;ss,s1 NEW ROUTE
Sttsa .stt.s..-s.'ifs;s,t 10 rms
SOUTH AND SOUTHW EST,
Steamboat train Of Delaware Rail Real line
leaves Wilmington daily (Sundays eXccped,) ati2 so
A. NJ. connecting with the tiRe Steamers
City OF Norfolk and Lady of the Luke.
For Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va. AT Portsmouth
passengers make close connection with trains OF
Scabord and Roanoke Railroad for Weldon, Raleigh,
Charlotte, Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah, and
all Southern Points. Returning, boats leave Ports
mouth At 10 A. NJ saturdays exccptcd,l ON arrival
~ The southern train pnssengers leave Crished at
FREIGHT CONNECTIONS are made not only ut
Portsmouth. with Seaboard and Roanoke Rail Road,
but Al Norfolk, with AN nnbrken RR. line, reaching
lines reach all points in the Southwest.
L. @. SEWALI,
does Supt. Del X. X Lin
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

PERsoSAI.-Henry Sontag, formerly of this
city, was one of the defeated candidates for the
Legislature on the Republican ticket from the
City of San Francisco.
Col. II. F. Fnnegan has just returned from Il
visit TO the Virginia and Bedford Springs, much
benefited in health and strength. 1t is said that
some seekers after health gained as much as
half pound in weight per day while stopping at
these popular places of resort-RepuJiican.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

Al "a o'clock the Association came together
again. Rev. Joseph Walker, who has attended
sixty-onc successive sessions of the body, offered
prayer. The committee on digest Of letters re-
ported and from their report We gather the fol
lowing statistics for the past ycar.-
Churches, 6j total membership, 1861 net
increase G6l ordained Ministers, 81; liccntatcs,
~
Resolutions of thanks were offered to the Bap-
lists and citizens Of Wilmington for their bounti-
iu and cordial hospitality, and to the press of
this city for their full and accurate report Of the
proceedings.
The balance of the evening was spent in de-
lightiul season of conference and prayer, and at
9iG O'Clock the Association adjourned.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington and phlladel-
phia at 7.3J a. NJ. Leave Phinlc plia, go l.. NJ,
and ilminston T,4J +. NJ, tor Sew Caste.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 10 thusc above will leave Smyrna for
Clayton 1900 noon and 7.iO T. NJ, and Clayton for
smyrna 40 A. M2O0 ~ 1908 +. M,,to make c0nnec-
ton with trains TO and from Dover, und Stations south
Trains leaving Crisiled coo L. Nj, and Wilmington
going South nj 1880 A. NJ, will run III close
Express Trains to and from Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York. They will sop On tue Delaware X.
j, Line only at principal stations at which their time
-s,a.ed. Except that Steamboat Train south will
cl on passengers from Baltimore ut any station To
which they nave tickets.
Pass ny from Delaware H. Il. Line 10 Baltimore
change At ilmingtOn PAS crgcrs from
Baltimore to Del. X. r., change Cars NJ n. q. juno
ti''l, in morning. at Wilmington, at night, nulcss
trains .re delayed
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10
TuE CELEBRATED
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN
One Dollar! One Dollar!

A GENTS WANTED everywhere for our One Dol.
"A lar sale Watch, Tea set, n Shawl n Dress
l9r one dollar each Send Is cts. and stamp for two
checks and circulars giving full partirulnrs Adarsss
street. Boston. ''''H''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10
alfw Embellishments.
Only DIRECT LINE no FRANCE.


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Its popularity is te.ted by the sale of over 10000
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:" ifc ard adv n,ure on prnirics, maintains and
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Photographic view of the scenery, cities, lands
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To prospective en- grants md settl ~ III the "Far
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dress ATlONAL ri BLlSllING CO., % s. Seventh
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A FEW MORE AGENTS WANTED to take ordes
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works by the hest author In the county, among
which Is
ITinany's Sacred Biography md History,
Hollands Life of Lincoln,
Abb ,tts History of the War.
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Rev. s. Phillips Christian Home
and others. Agents will not be required 10 canvass
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

WYOMING CoLLEGE.-The Committee of Trus-
tees of the proposed new College, at Wyoming,
have secured handsome lot of AZ acres, in the
town. Subscriptions, amounting to $4,000, have
already been received toward the erection of a
building. II Is intended to proceed with it at
once, and 1t will be ready Tor occupancy by Jan
nary LIST, when the second term of the institution
Will open. The first term is being conducted in
the NJ. Z. Church, with encouraging prospect.
for the fltnrn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10
WE STILL LIVE! p9nS be

ged by 1mpOst0rs or 'pntent" c st IRON or mnchinc
'SienCil tools" Send for our ca alOguc of M
PROVED ~ ENCIL d ES. go varieties all of steel,
carefully finished and tempered.
$. NJ. SPENCER q co, Dratteboro Vt.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

IMrRovEMENT.-Mr. E. X. Crawford has abou
finished the addition to his residence at the Cor
of Second and West Sts., and ii is very decided
Improvement to the neighboihood lie has built
new back buildings, part three stories high and
part two stories, with porch fronting on West
st.
The recent improvements in the Gazette Office
give that paper pleasant and convenient sane
tum, thing it has needed for some time. Very
neat improvements have been made throughou
this office
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10

A GENTS WANTED to 500 day, to Introduce
"A onr new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Price $40 1t uses two threads, and
makes The genuine Lock Stitch. All other low-prccd
machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive territory
given send for circulars. W. G.. WILSON u CO.,
Manufacturers, Cleveland, Ohio.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-10
~. ~. [.ssg BEL A " a II Rail
"a - ;iiI,.safsss ROAD LINE
CHANGE or HOURS.


P-.ce.er Trains will run a. follows, until fur hel
nnt.ce
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

route a largo traffic passing over other routeS
The road in it's fiscal year ending Sept 30 1856 earned
Is per cent and has since then had trafhc equa 10
a still better result for 1867.
A regular meeting of the Erie Railway Directors
takes place this week and tho annual report Nll DO
presented 20 the shareholders at early day. IL Is
stated 10y the friends of the road, and by dealers III
its stock that the four months OF 1867 show moro
favorable results than the public suppose. Ihe net
income of April is stated at S225, Improvement.
The First National Bank has declared its eighth
semi annual dividend of 10 per cent out OF the net
profits of tho last six months. beside leaving hand
some surplus This in view OF the diminishing dtvi-
dends of most banks, shows prosperity and good
management and renders Of interest q lew words
concerning its history Az its name indicates IL wss
the First National Bank established IN this city, ana
the first one projected in the country. Commencing
business in the face of the most determined opp0S-
ton from all the then existing State banks, 1t 500n
by energetic and prudent management, oyerrode all
opposition, and became ono of the Leading Danks vi
the coHntry In four years, its capital OF SJOVVo
il has paid in dividends eighty per cent ana
now has over sixty per cent of surplus prohts remain
ing, which serves as additional capital. Although
this bank "a q rule, does not discount mercantile
paper. and has never solicited deposits with that
view, yet its gross deposits average nearly hye MIL
lion and its discounts are'amost exclusively based
upon Government collatcrals, which accommodation
il never refuses TO dealer Its managers and dlrec-
tors being of largo wealth, and never desiring an
accommodation of any kind. such an item as a
"loan TO q director" has never been known; but
on tho contrary its books have always shown
large balances to the credit OF all ts directors VINO
deal with il.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, May 1.-Two causes operate against
tho cattle trade today viz! dull weather with rain a
good portion of the time, and general moving, whch
keeps portion the butchers at homo. St with 1866
bulocks on sale at Hudson City and 800 at Communipaw
there fair show of business particularly at the former
place where the stock nearly all sold off Tomorrow
bong the regular day for selling at Communipaw buyers
were not plenty at that market but nearly half the cattle
were sold Prices vary little from this day week but are
not as high Monday. Several OF the butchers as
set that they could not get good bargains as they
could last Wednesday Tho majority OF the dr0yes we're
sod at I6@11io with very few tops at 1sc. j. Alex
anders 32i head of 6wt Ill arc reported at Hud
exandef at I6@7iofew at 1876, on II cwt one lot OF
County this state. 10 cwt gross was selling at NO0N6
head drove Of lO2 head, very fair cw III steers av
eraged 1Tc at Communipaw. seventeen more cans OF
cattle are expected at Hudson City tomorrow and far
chow IA looked for both at Onefundredth-st ana COM
munipaw so butchers will have to divide ana scatter
Receipts of sheep far this week have been 172 head
at COmmunpaw, and ut Hudson CITY, BESIDE some
received in Sixthst. The above all came in on 6Onuay
and making so largo a show butchers Reid pack anu
prices fell about &C. n Among those sold at Com
nunpaw were AS clipped sheep coarse far esnat tc,
with 3 head s3 M at 8tc One lot Of medium 81 d ONO
wool sheep 1926 head brought $50 with 15 very th ~ ID
sold at 7c Six cars Of wool sheep were s0ld az hudson
City for S0sfc Ohio and ndss0Ck, averaging about 50
H. three sheared at u u5lc 1.-TWO cars are duo
at Hudson City tomorrow ,
There were 2GO7 hogs at Communpawu up to to-day ana
the market $ a littlo firmer.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
PETRoLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
INST BOARD.


WEDNESDAY May p
Gold opened at 1851! sold.at l9Gl and closed at 1Sj
The Scotia took out 100000 today.
Government bonds were steady and in good de-
mand at quotations. The old 5-2Os are quoted ex
coupon. The miscellaneous share list was steady,
with moderate business. Atlantic Mail sold at 81
Pacific Mail was firm at 1854. The Railway share list
opened very buoyant, and all the leading shares
showed an advance. Erie sold at C5!, Northwestern
Preferred at G3i Rock Island at CO. After the Second
Board the market had sharp reaction, and prices de-
clined from .al! per cent all the leading shares
The market closed unsettled The closing prices
were: NewYork Central, 9s.G9s.' Erie, GIsa64l; ;
Reading l03lGl039; Michigan Southern. 6sla6S. ;
Northwestern, 1884, North Western Preferred
6lIGGli; Rock Island, Ss.QsSI; Fort Wayne
95!a9j.
Money continues easy, and at sac per cent all
borrowers in good credit are freely supplied.
Foreign exchange is finn. Bills at 90 days Lon
don are quoted at 1O1lG1O9 for commercial, 1O910
1O0 for bankers; do. at short sight llOGllO.; Paris
at 60 5i5se do at short sight. 513ia6l2s
Antwerp, 52Oa515l; Swiss, 5.2OG51jI; Hamburg,
SEA 36l Amsterdam nO.04l?? ? Frankfort, 4O.a4l!;
Bremen. 7slG79; PTussian thalers, 7l.052!.
I'm Freights the engagements to Glasgow per
steamer are 800 pkgs. Butter at 2js 1000 BUSH Corn
and 5000 bush. Oats ON private terms. An Italian
bark with 5000 qrs Corn at 5s to Cork for orders,
As. I'd. if to direct port.
The following will show the exports Exclusive Of
specie from NewYork to foreign ports for the week
ending April 3O and since the beginning of the year
1858. 1896 1867.
For the week t2,00s,S43 f7ie,G33 sj3l4,102
Previously reported. eo,llol59 7o,4cSs9a 6ioSSol
Since JAN 1..... .s62l2COc2 ss4Iss,5s sos72i,4Os
The accumulation of balances in the banks of the
Atlantic cities aided by the idea that the Treasury
intends to devote itself to funding short debts with
out materially decreasing the United States notes. Is
giving fresh start to spectators upon the street.
and operators for advance begin 10 assume as con-
fdent tone as though the Secretary had abandoned
all hope Of specie payments.
St. Johns Park is fast assuming the appearance OF
a railway station. This territory will give the Hud
son River road one of the best stations in the
country and by its ease Of access attract to that
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
| THE CALIFORNIA BILL md LEGISLATIPE
BRIBERY.
To the Editor Of Tne Tribune.

To the Editor Of Tae TIibpR,.
SIR: THE devil is not as black as he is painted"
the Legislature bad George Wilkes represents
1t with reference 10 the California Land Company act
Mr. Wilkes sent bh to Albany to incorporate the Cali
fOrnia Land Co About that time the papers had much
TO say regard to great land swindng scheme" in
which Gen. Buffers was mixed up. On its intro
duetOn into the Assembly by Mr.. Devn, The albany
Argus called attention TO It, and denounced 10 as "a
swine or words to that effect" The bill went TO the
Judiciary Committee, and was permitted TO re-
main sleeping in their hands until the feeling
excited by The Argus had Quieted down. Four
or five weeks after an agent OF Mr.. Wilkes ys-
tied Albany. and expressed much anxiety about having
the bill put through" the friends OF the measure
were anxious TO get the stock the market
IA big thing" The Judiciary Committee met and heard
Mr. Wilkess agent. Messrs HsoOx and Henry Smith OBJ
eeted reporting the bill unless with the individual la
bty clause added Mr. Wlkess agent objected to the
bin with this provision they could not get IL in the
shape sent to Albany they did not want it at all
For several weeks the bill was abandoned when Mr.
wkess agent again appeared at Albany and prof
fers Of stock TO have the bin reported The Committee
could not be prevailed upon to report the job asked
by Mr. Wilkes hence his threat TO appeal to the NewJers
sey Legislature. The bill finally reported with the
liability amendment, late in the session, and passed The
Judiciary Committee of the House 10 assaled
corrupt because they would not grant
10 Mr. Wilkes and his friends privileges OF extYaord
nary ebaracteFpowers without the
incoporatOrs personally hablepoweT TO Issue unlimited
stock. This, sir, is the whole story IN nutshell The
Legislature is bad enough and have sias enough 20
answer for but in this matter Of the California Land
Company they entitled TO credit ana not calumny
VIII you be kind enough TO inform the readers OF The
Tribune the Jersey bill contains the individual per-
sonal liability clause am, sir yours truly, II.
Albany, May !, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02

Reported Or The TRIBUNE for ne cee6 ch0hJ heu"eS'"V
Amount Of stoe, at i,i market; wv ,u v
Last Last week. ......i5a 4,4S7 300 1909 GO
One year ago. 1868 5,9Gs loo L"D ~"
BePer 100 on total weight Of hide t9low 10 land and
quality, ti5ss3 so; third quality, sl25oesis a few
choice single pairs SIS; some OF tho poorest bus &C.
Working O,en-s225ess2S handy Steers s5Oos2OO, or
much according TO their value for beef
COus and Young CdireS-Fair qualty, SDGNS extra,
SIeep%Per No., live weight, 7sssc.; extra. seiOc;
Fst Hoos~Per H. s0sic, live weight shOtes wholesale,
5i0Tc.; retail, T08ic.
Hides Brighton, q olOc. 10; country lots 's'ic'
car Skins-17d2lc.
TGilo,c-Brghton, Sasic n; country lots, 7eSc
Pelfs-Dry, 75c. Gsl 5O Green, 81 75dS2 80.
REMARKs.-The market, like dreams, goes BY contra
learn act upon principle that so freqenty
proved true in tho history OF cattle dealing instea % %
almost twice many cattle at CaabrldSe us WEEK cen 9 s
head s over Tho Horen roads nearly times
the amount OF the last weeks supply AT Brighton lhere
are GC2 Western to compare with 9l5 last week and l65
large Oxen from Maine instead Of 100 last market Hogs
and sheep, Calves and Pigs are in much greater aDna
saturday than sold those days the previous week
1t Cambridge there were only about dozen heag OI
cattle from brighton last Tuesday while this week there
we're nerLaps l5O II was also reported that stock was
bought cheaper Albany With these facts before them
nce nearly equal TO the advance of last week-an ad
vance which OF the droyers charge was mere Trap
set by tine butchers IL the drovers have put their
foot In this time TO their sorrow NJ Shacket sofa
oxen for 14c which he said would have brought loc
last Tuesday j. Lamb sold premium oxen for be- equal
to those sold last week for 6 George W. Jones SOLD oxen
at iIc cows at j. Tabor sold COWS at $40 each, or
lsc per ~, Western .ly at 13dlfc. per 10.
The very best sheepof which there were lew OF none
from New -Engand-are sold about the same as last
week; but most Of the Northern lots the market Is
nearly pound worse than as week Those droyers
who went home last week with the impression that
money could be made this week anything that wears
WOOL and bought at any price, are badly disappointed
II shacket sold lot at that he said cost &c IN
the country r. g. Rimbal sold lot for Ste Others sold
AT various prices up &C. at Cambridge veal trade al
right. Fat hogs lower.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-02
RICE We hear of no sales price, are nominally un

sUGAlS-A fair business has beon done in Raw sugars
at steady rates sales OF 858 hhds at anu
90 boxes, part at l2lc. Refined arc seady.