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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-24

Superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio.
No. 800.
Levi Tlbbs, Catharine Tibbs, and Joseph Jones
and Davis Jones, by William Falkner, their
Guardian,
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,

The experience Of the past ten years has demon.
the fact that the utmost reliance may be
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the wear. In climates like that in New
York city, where there are sometimes
sudden transitions from heat to cold,
and from wet to dry, it is hardly safe
to dress in slight manner, unless II be
in midsummer, when atmospheric
changes are least frequent. The most
prevailing complaint among people OF
all classes is rheumatism, a disease
which in every instance is the conse-
quence of exposure to a sudden chill.
No clothing of any kind should be
worn in a moist state. especially while
the person is inactive; and care should
be taken that the feet are properly shod;
not with "snugly fitting" boots and
shoes OF a kid glove consistency, but
those that are thick-soled, substantial
and amply large, so that the blood can
circulate to the very toes, and a COM
fortably thick stocking can be worn
without any sensation of constraint.
. In the matter of dress moro attention
should be given 10 comfort than to
style, and il will be usually found that
those who dress neatly and in conform
ity with natures laws, are the best
dressed, and certainly the most SEN
sible.
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GUNDRIES-A FEW BBIgS. PRIME, MA
- pie Sugar; Superior Green, Black and
Japanese Teas; Pure White Wine Vinegar;
New York Crab and Champagne Cider, bot
tied; New No. Salmon; English Dairy
Cheese; Pickles aud Sauces; TapiocaI Pearl
Sage; Corn starch, MaizenR, &C. aermencai-
ly sealed salmon, hackerelt Codnsht lam
bat, I,obster CLAIMS and Sardines- -
C;enuIue English Mustard; salad oil, best
Condensed Milk. i.-I.4 ft1 -. H'H I.
Toeether with a general assortment of
seasonahle articles Just received and for
sac ''"'O' n. & G. D. WOODROW,
p Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe st-
my29 E WHEELING. VIVA,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
DIR. JAMES CLARRE'S
Celebrated Female Pills


DIR. JAMES CI.ARRE's
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
NJ D., PiydciouI E1frdOrCiindTU'o the Queen
UJHIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE IS
unfailing in the cure of all those pain
ful and dangerous diseases TO which the te-
male constitution is subject; IL modeTates
from Whatever cause. speedy cnre may he
''-'s TO MARRIED LADIES
it Is particularly suited. Il Will in short
time, bring on the monthly period with
regularity. 5-r lUs
These Pills GhOitld NOT be taken by Females
dtlTInOthe FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Frey
IdncV, as they sure 10 bring on IMLScuTTtdDe,
but at any other time The are safe.
In all Gases OF Nervous and Spinal Afiec-
tons, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fallgne
ON slight exertion, Palpitation OF the Heart
Mysteries, and whites, these Pills will effect
a cure when all other means have failedi ana
although a powerful remedy, do not contain
iron, calomel, antImony, or anything hurt
ful to the constitution. .-. ..-.- ... .
Full directions in the pamphlet around
each package, which should he carefully pre-
sold by all Druggists PRIcE ONE Doll
LAR PER BOTTLEs aa. ..s .lt.f
.-..---s.. SPECIAL NOTICE. ...-
ULs the fate Of cueTV udIudbLe Medicine 10 be
CouSTERFETrED. BE cautious, therefore, and
sec that The letters "T. e NJ" are btOtOn in Ue
| bJtfLc, and that each tOTdnI1eT Gears Hte EAC
| sTaIIEs oTtIae si1hdtifres Of i. C. BALD WIN
q Co., and JOE MOSES. GO WfL'pout witch,
none are genuine.
N. B.-One Dollar, with Eighteen Cents foT
! Postage, enclosed to any authorized Agent, or
/ to the Sole General Agent for the United
states and British DominiOns,
JOB MOSES, q Cortland St., New York,
will insure bott e containing Fifty Pills, by
return mail, securely sealed from all obser'
walton.
sold in Wheeling by all Druggists. 2
| dclO-d&weOdly -Hl...F tU.. .fl
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SnniliG SfmlfbSW CTGntur. CID
HUMPHREYS
Hommopathic Specifics.

HAVE PROVED, FRoN THE MOST AMPLE
u experence, an entire success Slmple-Prompt-
EfTcieilt, and Reliable. They are the only Medi-
clnes perfectly adapted to popular use--so simple
that mistakes cannot be made In using them; 30
harmless TO be free from danger aud go efficient
to be always reliable. They have Tlissd the highest
sfAction. ...#...
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gusuraHfe.
Incorporated 1880.
Wheeling Savings Institution,

W uUUIIHt DtLN IIIt0D ~ "0I1IV
OEFICE No. 29 MONROE ST,
1HONEY RECEIVED on DEPOSIT, IN
nj terest paid on special Deposit, Notes Saud
bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and sold
mnde on all points.
In order to meet want that has long been
felt in this community, This Institution VIII
receive on "Wednesday and saturday AFTER
noon between the hours Of two and four o.
clock DeDOsltS of any sum OF money, from
one dollar and upwards, on which interes
"-'- GEO. MENDEI., President.
DIRECroRs:-Alex. Laughlln, A. J. Pannell'
Iohn NcTnre ir.. Alex. Rogers, Morgan /.
Ott James PAUL, Alex. j. Cecil, James heed.
Ocl7-ly A. c. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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To GARAScIERE & DUPoST, No. 2II, Rue
Lombard, Paris. r#. "a. .Hf-. ...

SedeluaIy and Studio,S Occupations, Griets,
dUriefisS or whatever tends TO impair the
Vifdl Action OF the Brain, Heart or Nervous
System, frequently lead to the most Depressing
and Embarrassing disorders OF the NIliILE
SYSTEM, Students, CieTOynleIl, and LduysTS,
therefore, who are especially liable 10 these
Weaknesses, Should resort promptly TO Dr.
DELAMAR SPECIFIC Pills.
A pamphlet, containing full particulars,
with Directions and Advice. printed in
French, German, Spanish and English, nc
companies each box, and Will be sent, by
mail, fTee of cost, 10 any who will write for
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A General Piteh-in Discussion on the
Subject. o.
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RECONSTRUCTION.
The Two sides of the Case as Argued
and Understood I'm Congress
Among the Republicans
Mr.. spaIdInE of ohio, and sTr. stevens
oTPennsyIVaniR, Take n Tilt
at Each other.

Is the Constitutional Amendment a
FinaIIIy9
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Lelter Of Reeommendollon.

Letter OF kecoulNhehuhttoh"
PARIS, May 5th, 1853.
- ItsRNTLEMEN:-We have used the "SPE-
CIFIC Pills" made from DIR. DELAMARRE's
PRESCRIPTION, during several years past, in
our private and public practice, and nave
found them a most energetic and efhcient
Remedy in cases OF SpermatOrrhea or Semi
nal Weakness; Nightly. Daily, OF Premature
Emissions: Sexual Weakness, or IntpoteJcy;
Special Derangements of the Nervous Sys-
tenn; Weakness arising from $, cret Habits
and Sexual EXceSSeS; Relaxation OF the
Genital organs; Weak Spine; Affections OF
the Eyes; "Lime" or .Brick-Dust" Deposits
in the Urine; milky" Discharges; PaleneSs
of the Skin, with SunRen Cheeks and Blood
less lips; "Pinched" Features; Irregular action
of the Heart and In all the CHASTITY train OF
symptoms arising from Over-use, Abuses, or
Loss from any cause, OF the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all
persons suffering from any Synlptonldtte or
Organic dDeetioRs of he GENITo-U U HISARY
SYSTEMS 10 use these pills. With high re-
spect, we are yours most sincerely,
r. A BEAUREPAIRE, Nj. ID. o.
.. g. u. DUJARDIS, NJ. ID.
JEAN ID. LEUCHRE, NJ. ID.
To GARASCIERE & DUPONT, No. 2li, Rue
Lombard, Paris. f". .. ..
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MedtEal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IIFE-HEALTH-ST
LIFE-HEALITH-S
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
SPECTFIC PILLS.

RE PREPARED BY THE MESSIEuRS
"A GARAScIERE & DUPONT, Pharamaceu-
scription of Dr. JUAN DELAMARREE, CHIEF
Physician TO the Hospital du HoId on Lnri-
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Franklin Insurance GOmpanY
pmEcroRs:

o. DINtECTOltS.
I. H. Logan, T. p. ShallcrOss, ], s. Rhodes
Geo Mendel, j. H. Hobbs, Sanl. Mci,lel-
Ian, G. w. FranZheiIn, Jas. n. Vance, AloX'
LauGhlin.
UNHIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
i organized four years, and IN that tim9
done a successful business, IS sun prepared
10 take risks al fair rates ON Buildings OF nll
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing llstnh-
lishInents Furniture, Steam Bouts ana Car
goes on the Western Rivers and iakeS
This company Offers superior Inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can he insurtd on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and conteuts,ior
or S years at reduced rates.
This being a home institution, with the lar
gest ca apital and surplus of any company IN
in the state and composed OF some
ninety-four stockholders, most ofwhom are
among our best business men, recommends
itself to the favorable consideration Of the
insuring public, and sOlicitH their patronage.
Applications for insurance viii he promptly
attended To by the Secretary.
Otfice. North side OF Monroe, between
Main and Market Sts., Wheeling, W. Nn.'
over the Savings Institution of Wheeling.
7. .'lI.l-.- U0III1 n. e. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAhf'L MCCLELLAN, President.
F1Efn ATENnFgT.- NiCtA President Oclb
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Price. 81 per BON, or sIx boxes for e5.

Sold by all the principal Druggists, or Will
be sent by mail, securely sealed (!om du obseT-
any authorized agent, or by the sole Genernl
Agents for America, OSCAR q. MOSES q Co,
"a C1rtlandt Street, New York. Authorized
Agents Tor Wheeling and vicinity, I. Ii. LO-
GAN & GO. All orders by mail promptly
attended To- TTE dcIO-d6weowly
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National Insurance Company

National Insurance Company
.. OF WHEELING, ..#-
CAk1lIA
p-escIelt GEORGE X. WHEAT,
Vice President, ia MES AicCLI!NEN.
.I..s .|#t" DIRECroRS; ... HH
John e. Wilson, A. c. Quarricr,
Som1 Harper las. q. orr,
George Adams, James McSluneyr
L +. Updegrufi, George X. Wheat
17 - Christian Smith.
TTNHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
L Iy organized, is prepared TO transact husi-
nessand asks a liberal share OF public pntro-
mage. Rates MS low as any nTst-class company.
Office No. % Monroe street, up stairS, next
mr22 JOHN BISHOP. Sec'y.
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DRESS As A CAUSE OF DISEASE.
A Free Circulation OF the Blood the
First tNecessI1y-.DanEerO OF Changing
CIOthes---The Evils OF Tight I.Rcing--
wholesome SuEGestIons for NJ en- and
women.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

one yoke Of oxen, onegcart or wagon. one
milk COW and calf, fifteen head OF hogs hve
hundred pounds Of pork or bacon. shity
bushels Of corn. twenty bushels OF ~hea, or
rice and household and kitchen furniture
not TO exceed in value two hundred dollars
Provided, That the libraries Of iicensed
attorneys At law. Praticlng physicians ana
ministers OF the Gospel, also the lnstru-
ments Of surgeons and dentists used IN their
professions. j;
a Sec. g. That oil laws and clauses OF laws
coming within the meaning and Pur,iew oi
this act are hereby repealed. ],
Ia General Assembly. read three times sad
ratified. a5,h Feb. 1867. .,e
/ I'M. f0I4, r. Y. McADEN, 9a
Speaker Houss Of Connons, +
ID, .,e'.,. "A, z. MANLY.
Speaker q ihs ssaaie.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

Section 1. Be il enacted By the General
Assembly Of the State Of North CafoiiRs.
and il d hereby enacted By the authority
Of tks sams, That from and sitter ihs 'rass.
sxs of this act. il shall nst be lawful to ar
rest Or imprisop any person spcn sry ei-
giaal writ, for deb:. sssumpslt. ss,eaant or
any other breach ofeontraet. issuing oot sf
any court Of record in this State. or upon
warrants issuing from any Justice Of the
Pesce. aor upon any eopios od sofisfseien.
dum issuing from asy cosrt Of record. Or
from any Justice Of The Peace in This State.
Sec. Q. BE il further enacted, That all
orikinal writs shall only summon the de-
fendsnt or defendants 10 be and sppeir At the
nert Term Of the Court, to which said writs
are rsturnabie; !; Provided, That il the plain
tlif in any action Of debt, assumpsit, Or
covenant, shall make oath in writing. that
the defendant OF defendants are about to
remove himseif OF prosperity beyond the
limits Of this State, snd shall, at the zane
time, swear 70 the amount that such person
or persons arc indebted ~ him, and that
toe same n Justly due. then the plaintiff
shall have eapios od respondndum or cd sa-
fislaeiendism, or = bail warrant to arrest
the bsdy Of such ascending debt or Por-
vided further. That il .: any time after the
issuing Of the urit and before execution
levied. the plaintiff, his agent or attorney
shall make oath befors the Clerk ofihe Court
from which the writ 10 issued. that the de.
lendsnt 10 about 10 leave the State. then
the CLERK shall issue m alias writ of espis,
ad rsspendendum OF od soiisfoeiendun n
the case may be. and the dsfeadani shsi
b required 10 give bail.
Sec. S. Be Il farther enacted. That OIL
laws and clauses sf laws coming in e0naic
with THE Ae,. BE- and the same Is hereby
repealed
See. q. Be IL further enacted, That thi'
Aet shall be 10 iorce from and after its ra
ti6es,ion.
Ratifed this alst day Of feb'y. 1867.
tHa r. Y. MeADEN.
Speaker House Of Commons.
NJ. 4. MANLY.
Ssaksr Seuaie.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

ploughman to the highest professional cha
racter. isa" sharper" Hence. the poor
enlgrant" is often feeced Of his. little
means before he turns round Ofteu. There
Is no established system Of labor, price. or
anything else here; consequently " nsw
conner" cannot make his calculations de-
6nitely, but has to 90 j, blind, and trust to
Providence,-and from present appear
aaces. itwsuld seem that Provide nee, don't
have very much do with this country. In
Brennan, they asked me $40 in gold 20
carry ne and my trunk As miles. Il left nv
trunk and adopted the infantry modsl Of
| have walked over 90
miles since l have been in the State.
My Texas fever has sbatsd very much
il is down about zero now-,be entire sys-
ten .is eool--suriosity grati6ed. &c. &c.
! can nov adept fully the sentiments Of the
song ~
aTAs sla North Slate forever"
Just now can. TO . considerable extent,
sympsthise with the /" Prodigal Sum-" asd
am almost ready to say, al will arise snd
gs." But iii "Re 70" now stDa
"Ail things considered, think ssn Do
ucttst Nv ANUrW NatwtBo tseH CWu S6tCs
A man cas', make much money there. but
then . little .thers." goes long waya."
This country 10 well adapted To big foot.
ed Aegrses and mules. can't see anything
much that man can live for here, except
il be 10 eat corn bread and bacon. and drink
black. coffee. This is the common diet
here. even with those who can count their
hundreds Of cattle, sheep and ponies. You
rarely ever see any milk or butter here
too much trouble TO milk cows and make
butter. 4 Texan cares for nothing. uniess
il can be done on horseback. The Lsgis-
laturs Of this Safe is composed Of one
hundred and twenty FIVE or one hundred
and thirty members. and only nine Of the
number are native Texans. The Clerk OF
the Superior Court in this county, is from
Robson comfy, North Csrolina, his name
10 w. j. Hill, County Judge, AleEander
w. McIyer. (brothsr Of ]. ID. MeIser) 10
from Moore county. North Carolina.
There is one small Presbyterisn church
in this county. iis pastor. Hugh Wilson, 10
also = North Caroliaian. he has been here
sbsst thirty years, is.nsw old and frail.
advise ne enc 70 cons here with tAssx-
psetatioa Of settling. until he makes frst
tour Of observation" s.,..,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06
GOOD FEELINGS.

We know blunt old fellow who some
times hits the nail on the head more aptly
than philosophers. He once heard man
much praised for good feeling" Every.
body joined and said the man Was possessed
Of src,llsnt feelings. s, IS DIT
"What has hs done !" asked the old
ssnins. 80 ssr.
.Hs is possessed Of the most heasvolent
feelings." wasoths reply.
7" What has he done D. cried the old fsl-
lov again. rs ~
By This time the company thought Il me-
esssary soshov soma Of his fsvorite dsinga.
Thsy began to ssst sbost in their minds.
hut ths Old maa still shos,ed, !" What hss
Ae done :" Thsy ssasd ihey lessid not
name any thing IN particular. . - in
- aYss.". snsuered tbs eynie; !" yss cay
that he 10 . usa that Aas good feelings.
Now, gentlemen. let ne tell yss that there
are people IN this .verld .ske get 4 good
name simply on sccesnt af their feeling,
You can't tell one generous action they
ever perfsrnsd in thsn lives. bqt they can
look and talk most hsnevolenlly. knaw
4 .sa in tAis town that yos all wsald call
I surly. rosgA. and anaaishls nan. and Jet
no has dens more acts af kiadnsss IN this
county. than ell sf you pat taSe,Aet.. foa
nay jsdgs peoples se.isns y, tasir teskass.
bsi | jsdgs peoples fssliass ~ sAs'f a.
tionA" 49, ! IL. Il
The New York Consolidated Paper
Manufacturing Conpasy are seestts erect
An es,ahlishu uent a. nslalo fsr msshesar.
inr pria,iss and sanilh yapsrs aud dsrss.
from sr,.sss. " asass eta recent anssa.
,ioe eslled ths . NsscA Freezes" !" shsrssy.
| /, is said sssA printing pAPss cen b asas
Il sesr'sf fssr essta Per psssA -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

DR.. Alfard. lean Of Canterbury, 10 re-
ported, b, the London csrresr esrondent Of the
wstesasa and Reflector. 20 have SAID. be.
fore the Young Mems Christian Assoeis-
tion: 81 viii say. with full knowledge Of
most Of whst has been done. both here and
abroad, 10 stack the Holy Scriptures. that
in nv own view each one Of those attacks
has but strengthened ths position OF the
Christian believer. cannot see that enc
Of the defeaess has tallen.s' 80 The Dean %
considered the 6rstii,ing critic ofths New
Testament belonging to tho evangelical
| party 10 Enyhnd.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

The Panama steamer which arrived At
N.v York on The 10Th. broushta single
bar Of geld valued At over taoo. 900. II %
..id 70 look like bar Of yellow !" SOAP"
The Stanton virginian says, Our mss,
intellisent iarmera report the wheat. 10
Aususia, % locking hstisr thau II hss 10 The
.enofy u the oldest ishsbitan,, sssgens.
ral thins. sta
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

A. Act 70 be entitled q An Act to establish Free.
4 held Houestesds for theciti1ens ofthe State"
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

There are 10 changes in quotations. ana trace quleL
ib6 f1lowing from The FfesInaIs Joar.n ~
,n2p NJ y In the heart OF the hop dslfiet gives tno
prcse prospects,: The weather i1 e apd psd ss
IN most OF te Yards the hop Is now iornng ana were
IL not for ihe fact that the yerm 70 ehs
he @,neeted ts growers are uncertain now u may
turn ont for there is no predicting what damage may
accrue from this source : II. .... .r .r.. 80,
pao, sides and quarters lower; Pork higher Mutt
81, DE- na TN Is,,nh are also lower. We quote:
Ref sides b......l2 9t Lamb b..,.i''.''., 9i9
tie5 hasS oil Pork Oy ei9 %
sP0uLIlil-LIyE-. -.frl 49,. .sa
pcv,s 20 of quickly; Chickens drag; there IL very
ttle demand the low quctatiens the
Geese ar 9 p yOSSDs ysDS lDssis p CORAL Y
STAT. s"-.v as pIoss;s, > PAIR GSss & &
Western wv "nss.sn.'s's'ss
spring cll.isa.S 80 Tui'Is nr-... neo'ss
W..tsn -. 0U eoI
ola Potatoes are done ne ssde s now nssJ D Long
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

Our principal customer for cereals during the past year
was Great Britain and the bulk Of the years expOta
tons went thither The main drawback experienced by
shippers was great scarcity Of tunnage and consequent
high rates OF freight Nevertheless, the result OF the
years operations highly gratifying TO all concerned
and will only succeeded let hope by the prosperity
the commenced To refer TO the prospects
of the crop During the past Winter the average OF
annual rainfall exceeded in every part OF the
State Nevertheless the distribution before referred 20
was perfect during the previous season. and de-
spite the fact Of much larger area under uAge IL was
thought that the prOportiOnate yield would not be
so great Further experience however, has developed
the fact that the wheat crop being harvested VIII ex
ceed It's predecessor considerably. When II Is remem
bered only about OneOurth OF the entire product
wbe needed.fOr home consumption the availability Of
this market base OF supply will be comprchcnded
Maurer information enables us 70 place the probable
surplus at 6OOO,OOO 1O0pomd sacks. With an immense
addition supply ef tunnage both present and pros
pectiye the future Of the is auspciOus In the
treme. Freghts 10 Great Britain for the moment are
QuOable at "a l5l, and wheat - Obainable
at 81 G00S 65 per ceta Prices for the present. In all
probability will be maintained at current rates, as the
available outlet is confined principally 70 one market
New-York tribune., 1867-07-24

In ,o,s 500 bales Cloves $50 easos Nutmeg 10 casks Nut
mega IS packages Mace, $50 bags PimentO, and mats
f s2fGRSe % Rfnss market Is % bat prices svnce
The demand is pretty fair for home use we ale 81 i q.
hp:ass hri1 ss s.eSsl ss:s . & Fss Fine Hss IS
I sfE6A fs A' f%feS business was done in Clover Seed at
ntGl2e: Timothy Seed s uIet % as ssSS ga odsn ,
seed quet ut "a 60as2 65, gold here and IN Boston
sTEAhIN ded has been goos ana P,.Ses nave
200,ooO n India ut 81 aloe. cash. -,
sUMAC-siciIy is selling ut sl15@s220 tun; we have
sALTPETEREThe market is inactive, and prices are
uncharted we quote pure Refined a loc and crude st
There is scarcely any sound Soda Offering although
go has recently arrived The price &C present Is some
soAPWe note sales Of 800 boxes Castillo &C lsSisac
The market has been fairly active and closes nm
tucSy nes prices nhss have naa ruled SS, but show
tcglaT change We quote, IN currency M1 ~ va
sc Good at 9t9l2c Fine at i01sc Sand Selections
4@Do. Heavy Western and Cnrksyllle Lngs, oiGStc ,
Common at 14sle. Medium s9911lc.; Good l20l6e F1e
e4sc, and Selections, 0a20e- Seed Leaf isseling very
freely and several large parcels have changed hands a
TAILOWA fair inquiry has been bris, and the market
issrung sales OF 00b for Inferior to prime
WOOH-we have no feature to no.e IN our market
for Domesc Feeces since this dY week The arrivals
ting; trade is in very dun and sluggish state prices
continue droop and buyers hold of for further con
cesso Manufacturers are the only operators and they
purchase only such lots will supply their Immediate
wants We learn OF no change In the Goods Market the
demand; holders anxious sellers and to effect sales
would be willing to accept decline. California
Wool continues to arrive freely and Is offered
AT San Francisco rates excluding all charges Texas
wool also coming 10 the market more bberay prices
tend downward. In foreign woods we have no
particular change 20 note, the business being
limited and confined TO small parcels. The
closing quotations are as follOws Domestic
Feeces at iOG45 for Native and onequarter Merinos ~
4sc for Oneha aud thrcequarters do 6o955c Tor ful
blood MerinOs and 65c for axony F1eeces Tor
No Pulled ssaI5c for 5uperine do and i5aSoc for Ex
do l8G23c. for common Unwashed California; A@S0c
for Fine do a33c for Texas AID American Conhng at
SOdsOc. We quote Foreign follows: South American
nt 9Oa34e. for Common Washed 32@42c for Unwashed
Mestiza and Merino; s5Qf0c for Washed Entire RlQsi
25d2sc for Unwashed Creoe for Washed COrd0v
Civilian at A03c. for Unwashed Mestiza and Merino
Cape O Good Hope, 350 fOc for Unwaahed East India,
s5G65o for Washed aud African az 26G3Oc for Unwashed
aud s0d 40c. for Washed. go.
WHAI.EBoNE is without change the demand is mod
We quote South Sea at $ Ochotsk u O5GSl To-
and Arctic, sec, the latter gold.
WHISKY-,fhe market il more active, but h. heavy
sales Of bbs at CSC for State and 20 G40c for Western