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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

To MAKE CIDER Observation-Disclosures
every family in the country have the ma
terial for manufacturing pure cider vinegar,
if they will only use them. Common dried
apples is all you need to make the best cider
vinegar. Soak your apples few hours
washing and rubbing them occasionally; ;
then take them out of the water, and thor
oughly strain the later through light
woven cloth put in jug, and half pint
Of molasses to a gallon of liquor, and a
piece of common brown paper and set it in
the sun or 6y the fire, and in afew days your
vinegar will be ct for use. Have two jugs,
and use cut Of one while the oiacr ;l work
ing. No family need be destitute Of good
vinegar who will follow the above directions.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10
STERLING. VS2.gE!
WORTH MlCu MORE THAN a DULLAR.


ES / II " " L. UI
In Proof nj this we VIII give for ANY 'ERIlfI-
GATE ISSUED Ef u, AND ONE DULLaR, any
NJ the irllnwng articles!
t,n. r,u,. ratein. one par tf Ladies' Baimoral
BuoIs or Mems BrOgans, one estelleht
uovp Ssiri (sJ sppsc-) one hUn
N.rino CndrrshIrl, or par
Msriuo DrnSers, tour pairs l.ai,'s m Dents Fnse,
or six Lawn Pocket liandRerchicfj
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FEMALE DISEASES

raiica''y romnved SAT- Rteum sra ivory h"scrp.
ton nj uicern,rns Flies aud scfoi.'ous diseosrs
whirh have bgttd al piGvcis medical skill can 10
cured hy my Treatment and do sny all d'sen-e..
tye- 'Oss, ,ArTloSj ,anbs cured hy wearing my Mesi'
Gated lackct, which protection I" the lungs
csainsi vi changes Of weather in all cnaiess nav
nctryHs:i-J"t frr year" the cause and chatat.sr
inrrn.t:.Uts (iryer aud a2u.) IN al! rb'ia "l INA
Uui'ei Stdt-swiii cure pornaI ntiy all chronic ne
aCu,e cases of asGc ard ncsYou, diseases IN ie~
hdys.
Caucfr Cure! withOu, Ibc kaiis or Dra1l-s
G.G.t,
Tape worm, 'hu dsrad 20 the Human Family rof
yea,s. oan he removed with iva nr 'hisc doses e
iry ucvi discovered remedy, ,warhn,ei IN nll casus
ton.ultatinu IA the Engiish aEd ;;asnaC Languages
tree nt charge Will mas. visits any aip,r;.cn.
desired May :" addreRsg BY letter lcnnndrniisil'l
and ,'edicinc sent with proper directions 10 any
oFFiCE-"o s28 Fiber, st. rhi,s.
AprI A. lSSf.-iy,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

A NEW WAY TO KEEP EGus. The week
before going to sea, on four months voy-
age, gathered in sixty dozen ggsfor cabin
sea.stores, taking especial pains to prove
every egg of the lota good one besides |
got them from my farmer friends, and knew
they were ali fresh laid Then | fixed them
for keeping, by taking five or six dozen at
time in basket, anl dipping them about
five seconds in the cooks copper Of boil
ing water After scalding passed the eggs
through a bath made by dissolving abouthvo
pounds Of the cheapeS: brown sugar in ga.
lon Of water, and laid them out on the gal
ley floor to dry. There lhad my sixty doS-
ell eggs sugar coated.
packed them in charcoal dust instead Of
salt--I tried salt ten Years, and don't be-
lieve it preserves eggs mite.
The steward hadstrict orders to bring aft
aud report every bad egg he should fnd.--
During the voyage he brought three not ab
solutely spoiled, but little old like. All
the others or what was left Of them, we're as
fresh when we came in, as they were when
! packed them away-Comhy Ge't2eman.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

MAKING Butter WITHOUT CRURNINa.- -
DR.. Sylvester stated at q late meeting of the
American Institute Farmers Club that he
had tried the experiment Of making butter
by burying the cream in the ground. He
put the cream in linnen bag, and that in
another bag to keep it clean, which he bur-
led about eighteen inches deep, and after
:wenty.four. hours took it up and found the
cream as thoroughly converted into butter
as it is BY chuming: 1t was just in the con.
dition that butter is in when it has 'come"
without being gathered by the dasher 1t
was worked in the usual way, and made as
GOOD butter q ever vas churned,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

OLD APPLE ORCHARDS A writerin the
New England Farnaer gives the following
accoun, Of his experience in renovating olo
orchards: II have had two farms with old
orchards where the trees were on the decline.
One Of them I ploved and trimmed off the
old and decayed branches, and left the young
sprouts to grow, and in the course of six
years I had some quite thrifty trees. On
the last farm I have adopted another course
that is, have put in hogs through the
spring, summer and fall, and I find saving
in expense in keeping, and the advantage to
my trees far greater than anything / could
do with the pillow. They not only dig round
the roots Of the trees, but cat the apples that
drop, and destroy the worms
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

SMALL FARMS AND RUIT--A New York
farmer makes the following suggestion In re-
card to small farms In many cases where
large farms are divided, there is no orchard.
Flu. the en,erpris;ng beginner may do well
by raising small fruits while his orchard is
growing. A neighbours making more out
OF the Doolitte raspberries, by selling frult'
and plants-both grown on the same land
from few acres, thGa most men make or
100 aefes by common farming. These and
other small fruits may be grown between
the rows of apple trees 10 4 voups orchard.
The grower OF small fruits may also do bet
ter by growing Strawberries, aspberrles,
and black oerrits, so as to have a succession
all through the season; thus requiring lcss
help at any one ,ine, while the business can
b. better maeagcd and controlled.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

NEW RESTAURANT,
In shive's Building, on Main Street.
VIM. GILMORE,
inl,rms the citizens of Boomsbnrg and vicinity that
he has opened New
RESTAURANT,
In this place, where he invites hs uiu friends and
customers ,ocnll and partaks Of his refreshmenis.-
Il IL his Intention 10 nrep the hest
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
constantly on hand Also Porter SursSpar,lla. Min
oral Water, Fancy Lrnonades. Raspberry and Lem
ensyrnp. can always. .br had At his Restaurant
In the eating line he prcsentss
nIkA OF FARE
not surpassed In this place viz, Picked Oysters
CLANS st rijn.s Fish, Bnibernsd Chicken, Pickle,
Tr,pe and Beef Tongue, &C, &C. lie also has goot
article Of
Cigars and Cheering Tobacco
for his customers. " Give him n CALI
Biuoinsburg, June ", 1875,
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TIE article III BE- shown tu the holder of the Ger
tf,,ir nlu Wiii be- Il, his opii"n whether he pays
he uoi sf ana takes The article or not In case ar.
,,rje. ~ nj h, mail 'x,tess are not 'atirnctory,
~, can h. u turned auu .hr money viii be REFUNDED
Every Crrtidcais entities the holder IN SOME AR
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csssE GOLDEN s';sD si>E.

Ey y g. PfRKiss. Ahthor NJ Sacred I.rta sunday
Sriioul BaHncr. Oriental Girs Book, Psalm hihs &C.
&r, Sc. e.,
We " i'll send n arrciinnn cory, ross r.'' !" nhy
addr..a an receipt "f twenty cchts. Inc pnse "'
'rup GcLres Pa n,sg' is a. fuinws:
sinrlr copies, !" pip"r covers '.''''''''''' so ~,
.uei copies, ~ board covers. 8, ~
~ III" ivl ''....'''''''' 'oo'"o
.SioFs Cau'rwlird Piano Ib1tsh,
Jusi intto,iuc-h and brin: adopted BY all leading
hon.'s = IN the Manufacture of fIHpos. 'rsars, Bill
hard Table. Furniture. &C. &c. Every one wa" has
u Pipno shuuld have n b ttir "f tins p"ish. send
Tor Circulars, ar VIII give tuii particulars aud
uirrGli"ns Applications for Territory ami Asrnrirs
received by nK'INN Il PERKINS. General Agents
for The United States 40 HT"ninc street, ~ Y.
~ As m.ny rrrsons IN tho country wanta sin
ric hottie, and the article cannot be sent by mail
where Ciuhs are malc np. aud one ~ more d"zet
ordered, (with the money! we will forward BY ex
press Charges paii) for sG per isz'n.
BROWN d PERKINS,
GEN'L AGENTS FOR rEG UNITED STATES,
No, 42O Bruome street, N, Y.
Oct. o. FGG--ly. J, 4,
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NATIONAL FUUNDE..

4 rE subscriber. proprietor
NJ III" abSyr naurd q,
t-n-iva establishment, ~ nnM
prepared Q t. receive orders
for
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

hus huiuihl, ruCu
Y Ell Low WA.
TER, II YES,
C0tG Hs, DIS.
q g II p Err, fE.
vERs, FOUNDER
LOSS OF hPPE.
TlTE AND VITAL
ENERG z, &c. Its
use improves the
win d, increases
the appetite. q gives
q 9 IN Doth and
glossy skin--nnd
transforms tn Q
miserable skeleton
horse,
The New York herald., 1867-03-28

:,s: Of ,sd = g IS c:ors. , n "A Rye .sssd ...:
@ ss,s:s csv.s,:sa ss 'ssaS ssn !. 30
BAInnoRK March n, 1861
Cotton quiet but firm; middng uPsnds ac as Sic Coffee
:.s gl8 g T. sns "a psI.
az Il H.. Ss3i S e ys an e 81; 81;
for common TO prime new Provisions hrm quiet and un.
ss ss 5sT 3 :SS sssdw
s0c -
Flour active and steady; sales 500 barrels at s2
white sr S pnS s s ss for RED srs sn aer ss ss
81 Buciwheai noar: sales at ss Wheat quiet; sales 300
s. SSSss wh MGga1 a. g e S 0Sra
Isl ls Oats choice Western selling In small lots at
m ssrsy s rye and peas inactive Corn meal sales At g @
M ssp,ss a. @ and ma9Ss at ss s per no ton
70 Albany and Schenectady, 50c
Flour unchanged and firm. with fair demand; trade
sns NJ 81 sncy s M c~ wsI, 4 r% soas but but
are hsSep spSs S in SaS s1Sa and
sse in sacks II offered for future delivery rates
bulk % sn sass oas Y sose
2, a, 81 81 but 81 IS 81 % represent the views
again nominal; mdding nc. a asJlc., and in no de-
pand at the close owing 70 unfayorable from
as q 4 Al 1a s oss Ssd Ss h1S
s nss SOLD sus u e. & ssSasrs freely % Il
for sr sides Bacon dun shoulders s slsc Clear sides
Sa@ a% bsea Ts sh I'd e, and much Be
ao \ sh supply in The be hands q few parties Timothy
ls Ne for Rico Molasses dali New Orleans s5c
ana Sosf seSs S a for & fair 5%e Gold s buying
ing and .io premium selling Money close at &C. f2c.
The New York herald., 1867-03-28

meet with the old Piedmont Road road ID being
structed from Winchester 10 Salem, the Virginia and
Tennessee, through the Shenandoah Valley A new
route has been lately opened from Wilmington, Del 70
ChTished, there connecting with line Of steamers 70
time 70 these points and In connection with the Sea-
all points South and Southwest
Other Southern States rapidly repairing the work
OF destruction incident to the war; also projecting en-
tirely lines
The Augusta and Macon Railroad passing through
Milledgeve is surveyed and partially graded This will
form diagonal 70 the Georgia Railroad and Central
Railroad, and in connection with the Columbia and
Augusta Road, which only wants the rails to be CON-
pleted viii shorten the route TO the Southwest The Mo-
bile and Grard Railroad prosecuting their work with
energy TO Pollard Ala, and the Montgomery and West
Point making branch from Montgomery TO inter-
sect the former at Union Springs. The Alabama and
Tennessee River Railroad extending their road from
Jacksonville 10 Rome making connections with the
Rome Railroad This link completed, and connection
made with the Alabama and Mississippi Railroad, very
short route will be formed TO Selma Alabama, Meridian
and Vcksburg, Mississippi, via Washington, d. C., and
Dalton. road has been projected and surveys are
being made from Atlanta, Ga, to Charlotte, C pass
ing through Bolton and Greenville. The Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad extending their road from
Columbia, 3. c. to Augusta, and the South Carolina
Railroad are surveying from Branchvie 70 Millen.
These two cut offs will the detour from kngsvillo
TO Augusta via Branchville, and will shorten the Two
routes TO Montgomery and Mobile LIZ IA
The New York herald., 1867-03-28
IPPlN q NE VS..
ALMANAC FOR NRw YoRK-rns
NOON morn w
sun 20
PORT or NEW YORK, MARCH 27. 1867.
Clenred-

Cleared.
Steamship Malta tBr) McMicken Liverpool via Queens
steamship Union (.rem), Won santen Bremen-oelrichs
Steamship Marposa Quick, New orIeans-C Garri-
Steamship souder lockwood, Charesion-Lwingston,
mond--G Hcineke 1 Palmore. -
Steamship Albemarle, Bourne, Norfolk City Point and
ss;samss,p cwSssapease 1asnson PopsadaJ Ames
Wood wd'ap "''"s''''' f'''' Ne" Dsa'0ra-fersu'on q
Bark yalkyrien (Nor, Bolt Rochelle -Slocovch a Smith
Brig superior lswe), Patterson, Cadz-Funch Meincke
Brig John Sherwood Berry Havaua-J Ward 4 Co.
Brg Aaietta Br) Rutherford, Cienfuegosvia Macbias
Brig colthirst tBr), Covert, Manzanla-Davison 4
sss Sf is"s SssSa.F saSs sSss
sehr W " Lord (Brj. nwyer. HaaaMB small Z Go.
schr Annie Borland Hale, Richmond va-van Brnn
tnpsds Rasi. ssa
scSr scr os osI Rogers sSs! any s,ass srtfSa
Steamer octarora Reynolds, Baltimore.
Gaear9 @ B PS an Mac and
Lord Tasa Galveston March with
:.s ss s:: 5 N ss4 s.ss ssYss sse.a e
s x %as And sn to M
bound 25th, a. pM of HattsrAs passed steamship
ssaSs New oean. March
ws ens ndP
ery gales and head the entire passage; hove
Steamship San Salvador Sckerson, Savannah with mdse
and passengers 70 Garrison Allen. 9lu@ als5 s.
PASSENGERS, 70 Morgan Co.
ws mass anS s. 70 anri Sss &C. srr
se Ya ss
bic weather, and was obliged TO lay to days. .I
and Norfolk, with mdse and passengers TO McCready
Sc mship Chesapeake, johnson. Portland. with mdse
spoke shin Maiaeld from Liverpool for PhiladSlpia
passenger, 10 Gr.nne, Minturn Go,
FebI4 with mdse and "a passengers, ;rinne, Mnturn
Co Had very heavy weather The whole passage hove 70
driven the OF Delaware March Il, ii u,
lon 60: saw bark Milton, steering f.
nndse IS passengers 70 VIM schmdt's Son 20 Had
East Hsmpon on the sst inst and was Obliged % haul OF
on scoun e ID. late nj gale March IT, lat 40 lon s saw
ship Gaiens Dantan. hamburg. q days. with mdse TO
Gy Has srsa on .os The sas since the s
Bark Goethe aBsml Dssrtjen. Iqu'9ns Perm g DAYS
JAM 20 crossed the line Feb had strong SE ses
since passing Iatteras Arrived sandy Hook 2st Inst
ans as hs' % B seene s Bemep days with
mise and 20 passengers to Koop Co. Had strcug
er sS s Ea Mss FeS a. via Della
sel Co Has BEEN Il north Of haeras With heay
N and NE gales: split sails &c.
Breakwater 2s.h with cotton, wool. hides &c,
Hubbard o.sorns ne: Was blown OF the seas Z End los,
- % wa and sS main Srns s which
cond not make out her name.
schr vs Mss.e 81. % aPn se%a a q and from Halifax Ns
schr Pleagh Boy Hslett Bosion
schr VIM Rowe, Yonng PROVIDENCE
Schr Almira Wooisey tnew) King, Greepport
The New York herald., 1867-03-28
efasunAl IHrrlllctxts.

Rev Dr. John NcClintock, now residing in New Buns-
wick has been elected President OF the Faculty OF the
Theological Institute 10 be established in New Jersey
Captain J. r. Putnam, Twelfth infantry United States
Army, hssoesn ordered to Governors Island New York
Tor duty.
General J. n. Barker OF Bonneville, No. General
vobn A Green. Of Syracuse, and Congressman T. NJ.
.omesoy, Of New York stopping Of the St Nicholas
Aotsl. m N~4t.6MM
Judge Stephen ,. Field, Of San Francisco and Dr. g
2 Dsss, of Springfield, are stopping M the Brevoors
wcse 4 Il
Aoutant Bsicbeer, Of Governor Fentop's stsa, 10
scppos n the Everett House. n# eMFr E..a
matv Kimbvick, or West Point, General Marvin and
UoloDe Martin of Governor fepton's stan ere stopping
- me kth AYspps Aglst
The New York herald., 1867-03-28

sHIp RAYyss-capt BatcheIder OF ship Geo Raynes
n. ship was eonssrncd there o ground % snpsc, hat
hs p and e so o
their effects which considered evidence that they
his personal properly valued at s4Oo survey held,
cargo for sis The Geo Raynes was valued at oG and
mostly Insured al Offices in Boston for S4s o0o.
S .a .fas FL ss Il. Y ss s sa ss.
ssii orss. Pond The cargo rsm.lan. board
sHIr before reported FIRE Valparaiso,
By TnY 81 % nH The oSsr pars in
cred by insurance
snr Rcs. ssr soym.ssr .s,S from New oss.p. for
having sustained much damage in gale at sea-By cable
pos near y. pssSasy ss sss .ss
Bath, NJ. q i%s hailed New York r.s:ieTsd 10
was the psisw.rs Breaiws'er asih inst With crew IN
state Of mutiny.
on Hog Island Mssss Baker (wrectsrs hsvs gone % her
DssnS s .,s. r.. o
Whence rss sSs Ss' hssd cSs snd '
or, ssss Ia. & g b Ee:sn a..
%ssssd She refused from steamship Cuba At
sss:sss ::s
S,Sss: z, lasI having sysS safely
register built :. Mount Desert Me- In 1885 owned in BOs
BRIG Active Br) welngaIe from Csrdenas for Boston,
with cargo of molssses, ashore the Florida Reef
over the res 10 e ndc channel where she remained al
10 sss on the 18th BY the cutter Kewanee The
above mentioned brig before reported having received
from wre0kers in consideration Of s46 which
IL incorrect MeM .#e.
Bre LOUISA (Br) Bell, from New York Feb is for wns
inetou NC load for Curacoa been heard from
aimee leaving this port and 10 feared that capszed
she was In light trim.
BRtc LIZZIE BiLLva. Br, from Cardenas for Portland
nut into Charleston Pm inst In want OF repairs spars
and sails, having experienced heavy gales. -
BRro HARRIr AMELIA from Philadelphia for Havana,
stove and rail both quarters by collision Lswes,
with the bark Aurora The was towed 10 Phiadephis
yesterday morning. .HEE
scnn DArrL HoLnrs, at Savannah 18th from New York
has jstssned part OF her cargo Of guano.
scuR w yoH.scy-The schr reported ashore opposite
ss @ Johnson from wa Wmi6Pson N ne S, S yot
Her cargo has been landed, slightly damaged
scHn Ann CAKE, Smith, wood laden ashore on Toms
Island, Nj. ~ fTT'F7
scnn v,crcsA driven ashore from her moorngs q,
Tuckerton, NJ, I'll inst ~ =
eCHR RKsrccA Crawford was ashore In Little Esx riar
Dor nth inst She lies 50 feet from the water will
have TO be dug on. -
KEY wxsr, March lssteamship Port au Prince Jackson
arrived mere yesterday from New York reports passing
schr bottom mp the 18th inst IS miles southwest Cape
Lookout The schr loaded with fruit and hailed from
New York, but her could BE- Bible
was found on the wreck with the Clinton Peck and
j.. Milton Peck written q ny leaf. .s9 asM u y
prevailed during sSe Ia. hours but he Wind Sas now eo
more 70 the north and s moderatine The steamboat
Albany from Philadelphia New York IN tow OF the iiud
sQg parted from hsr mepFtpm q w prsahwstw esns
The New York herald., 1867-03-28

market ior wheat was 9aes ana With some desire =
sushe though holders yesterday quota
and s. i5 8 30 for 80. Milwaukee sye was hrm, with
sales OF 400 bushels at 81 35 for Western aud 81 10
sales on Mali
sG ss
a. the opening y min but eSsea asE
The sales sSou. sOoo bushels 81 iSl foi
s ' yellow Southern s %hs
Nes spa q b, u se ss5n S ns 81 3 ss
els at SIC &c for Western. Csc &c for Ohio and 72c
FRtIeHIs-Rned quiet the engagements j wsre-1o Liver
snG = '0iss a. q 70 '
e6ls petroleum ~ ~ Ss 3d. and per steamer 1000 bushels
SS per- Steamer O Saes al
S ton. sSns soos ss"s q % Is So
25s 10 dambug-2OOo bbs rosn TO arrive) private
c inc cork a uae scr % ~ s s'
and sc ron
Spain and back, both on private terms.
ussY BAss-ws heard OF sale OF 80 obaies In Boston at
dgssy caera-Bsyona the sales previously reported
S y demand prevailed
no business: 9thsr hind. ruled dun .nd ssmasI ','
ping and g s q g iOI Tsail o!s -.
continued be e: s gsnsy.
o. sp. 5 p0ss Ss
closed sr% a sSs 4 q eheas sas
At the latter price, besides sales were reported Of IOb
iona Tar was % q. Is IS s for wilmington and q
20 nsf.q nS.,ed hsr. at full prices
The sale: agsrsea.ea fully 1000 gallons English a. ss
3 sensfsiiy .S oIs remained anls. a. our IA. quota.
tons 0s lard c small sales Of prime city winter were
.Rsos,R:, % La, ss ss,. eoSs 49, Do beef 81
pork market eIperienced quite sharp reaction this
ns ns .nS market % Sss nes INQUIRY the
new ness selling ss high as g. Isl but the advance
S; s sSiss
e iSs prime. ne. .as ser sa G 81 e os go q
.ure dev.y 27so b6ls rev mess. for April and May,
a. = s'sIs ssyss; s ssS'. is sssi 80 4:
:1 50 ssi s:s sop % ras ss' m.s s
- :s
% ss Sas n95s on rSess prs. Terms.
pas ~. S. d @ 'y ss
hams: ana sSS slos FOR ,houssrs ne market lard
iss ySS sIsHs i.s:s price s.:ss sss:
ss ios $ sss;s "a: steady 10 l''
Ssls \ sss =
Ss gravity . s1ls ssndsa ass
on s,sso %ss
ana 5
dI RICE sns e rhs AZ sor Ssru. and
exc. g1xc. for Rangoon.s
market for raw continued quiet but previous
prce were fully maintained fair to good Cuba be-
Ing sti quoted M c io The sales footed up 500 hhds
Al lc for Posto Rico and sNc INC for Cuba musco:
yado; also so boxes Al 9sc l0c Refined was quiet 81
the Gales noticed in our last
heard Of nothing though the market firm. Clover
moderately active, and nrm at llc. Shcs according 70
quality Timothy was quoted at - q ~ -,
TAifcx wa: sissds AZ and AIR Arm Win sales Of 100000 lSs a.
EmsKEYReceipts ss bbls was quie. and steady s SIC.
32c for State and Western In bond with sales OF 70 bbs
The New York herald., 1867-03-28

Flour AND GRAN -Recepts 400 bos. flour IS do and
l26 bags meal, 1925 bushels 6T do $50
rye, and 700 The tate noui " as
less active to-day the demand havn been checked by the
steady enhancement In views holders ing The
week past, prices s.. l5c lower Western
was likewise less active bnt the market Was comparatively
steady prices without decided change the
whole. though some sales reduction; the
sales about 7.5OU bbls California -four ffmer
though not very selve; this -four Is steadily growing In
quiet but rm with sales Of $50 bbls Hour
dull and heavy, though without decided change
sales about $50 bbis. Corn meal quiet with
pf aln IN W.
The New York herald., 1867-03-28
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, March N-6 N.
ALcoHoL-Sales made OF 100 bbs prime, bond at
3s1Gc a@l
CorfEE.Beyond small Of Rio to the heard
of noaing though the market ruled firm at last quo.
ations.
CoTToS-Conscquent the unfavorable advces from
Liverpool the for this staple heavy and
slpht decline conceded middng upland closing 3os
The demand however, air the saies Effected reaching
2,lUU bales. We Quote.-
The New York herald., 1867-03-28
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Lucnos SALE OF CoAI---The sale Of scranton coal
yesterday unusually wel attended, ana the prices
veal,z CONS derahv in advance of the rates obtained
last moath. The bidding was active The following
table shows the variation in prices from the auction Of
The New York herald., 1867-03-28

: n. = ~" ~ PHrrADElpnIA, March "a, 1871.
Stocks duh: Pennsylvania STATE ayes ~ Morris Canal
75 Philadelphia and Brie Railroad 2 Reading Earosd
t0k: Pennsylvania Railroad 56H 6cld lS<x sight ex-
change on New York at par. Cotton quiet; m'ddnns w
lie speculative mad ~ delphia extra al 80 70
ssae a. sis ~, and syrsihis ~ seee ssaeV
The New York herald., 1867-03-28
Sub Urea 'ur9
Custom House. -
he Pittsburg Clearing House statement Is as under:

The proposals for the twenty million Pennsylva.
mia State oan the proceeds OF which to be used for
the liquidation OF the past due loans Of the Common.
wealth. to be opened at Harrisburg Monday next,
at twelve O'Clock, noon.
The comparative earnings Of the aforementioned rail-
roads during the third week in March this and last year
ware
The New York herald., 1867-03-28
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Mobile Races-Third Day.

NObIIe Knces-ThIrd DHys
MOBILE, March q, 1857.
two year old stake was yesterday over the Mag
nolia course, VIM Cottrell's Sigma flly winning She
beat Black Crook and the Goodwood fliy very easily.
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