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.1yGREAv DECLISElN pRiCEs.-cheap

cy-GREAF DECLISEiN PHiCES.-Cheap-
e; Dry Goods in the City !--Trcmendous sacn-
fees !-Grca, Excitement TT ISAAC >iCELS's, 20.
gOl corner o.. Third and Broad streets. have just
opznei M f,a";h supply of sGmner Goods. can
a.ye #,l who call gTea: bargains. Splendid quality
Mog4m5Ig1e, =, -, and 25c. Embroidered Gre
ua4!ays or ly &c, very cheap: Black and Colorsd
A!raeae a, .5 and 3oc, vorta see: Back Silk, sl25,
worth 81 - 5o' pieces Calico, fast colors only l2;c.
B,s8chel tli Brown Cottnns ., lG, and l2tc.; good
y.Ia-w!tr, lEc.: New York mills, only 25c. lO-A
E.e.cLei -Aoeiiag, only Sc: ?. c. Cotton, fuiI
width, oE.y &c; Linen Lri.l and Cashmere for
men ana bows wear, 2Cc. and upwards: Irish
Linen. soc and upwards 50J Shirt Bo5ons. Is, IS 2c
Z 25c. very ow CoGsets, 7jc., 81 and 81. l.95 each;
Hoop Sk:r;.. @5c and upwards ; 20 dozen Hair Nets
a. 5c per p.acc: White Narseiies, zee. and up.
wards; Naia-'og Mr-ljn, SOC. end upwards; White
sw!.., 9oc.. very cheap: large !ot Of Ladies' and
Ca.laruus Hose and Cloves very cheap; Dress
E.., ~ Jet and Bomb .zine &c. per dozen, worth
;...; rarnso'a, &c and upwards. Call and exam
T.. !-y sock before purchasing elsewhere.
isaac SYCBLS.
No. 30i Broad street.
eli conner OF Third street.
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y.s-R RICiENiGSD TRUNK FACTORY.
Those III want Of well-mads, durable TRUNKS
en- g.t their supply at factory prices, and at the
same ti!ue encourage HOME ENTERPRISE. We
-,.sr a GOOD assortment Of our own make on hand
su.a make 70 order such styles es the purchaser
NY d,s.rs, with interior arrangements to suit
- tr own convenience. L2Jor is cheaper here
r,.,:r The Eo-tn, AID materials just as cheap as
IN E,r,h The freight and drayage on ofal-
SRA Trunks Will average one dollar ap'ecs'
s. 80 save Ia profit tha, the northern mahnl"ctu'
-l-,,.l,ss and the cost or freight and drayage.
TIE -7rchascr can SEQ by the above iacts that We
o.. enablaa % SEA home MADE TRUNKS for
LESS ,.an northern TEUEkS Of same quality are
sold IN this market.
REPAIRING. Ne also do all kinds OF REPAlH-
ING, when, with small outlay, you can save Inc
expense OF buying new ones; and while an olt
Trulkwifl rol look as well as new one, yet II
will ua igs. as strong as g nevT one. We a!so hH
LOCKS and COVERS on Trunks.
We haye also or usual large supply OF booIs,
SFGg> auI GaiTEtS Of the latest styles ana pest
make, made expressly for us, All widths and sizes,
which y7c are selling much lower than Gose that
yraterd 10 sell cheap. Cur SHOES are made Wl:h'
oat wood or paper.
MARCUS HARRIS s. BE0.,
80. .35 Broad street, corner Fifth,
and Ec 9l9 Main street near Tenth.
Trunk Factory al No. +33 Broad street, corner OF
Fifth. )e ITS
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Domestic MARKETs.-Ourd domestic mar
kets are now supplied with every article
necessary for mans sustenance. Never
have we before known SO lavish yield
of earth's products, and never have
we known the quality surpassed. At the
Second Market Saturday the array Of
country carts was quite imposing, and the
vendors of fruits, vegetables, and poultry,
almost innumerable. Purchasers attended
in large numbers, the crowd becoming so
dense about or 9 o'clock as to render
locomotion not only difficult, but almost
impossible. For the benefit of the Dis
patcRs host Of readers We append list
of the ruling prices:
Fresh Neats.-Lamb, 1870. per pound ;
mutton, l21a to 1885,; beef, 2Oc.; veal,
l6 to 20c. shoat, 15c. goats meat, l21ac.
TsqstabLss.-Beets, l0c. per bunch; cab
bage, 5to 10 and l5c. per head snaps OF
string beans, soc. per peck; black-eyed
peas, SOC. per quart; cymlins, l0c. per
dozen; onions, sc. per bunch; Irish pota-
toes, to 10c. per quart turnip cabbage
lOc. per bunch; tomatoes, 40 to SOC. pei
dozen; cucumbers, l3c. per dozen.
Freihs.-Pears, l5c. per quart; apples
6 to Sc. per quart; peaches, SOC. pei
dozen; apricots, 25c. per quart; cherries
S to 1Oc.; whortleberries, s to l0c.; black
berries, very superb and garden-cultiya
ted, zoe. per quart; raspberries, l5c. pc
quart; nectarines, plums, and greer
guages, 25c. per quart.
!. Poaltry.-Chickens are very abundan
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THANKs.-We are daily indebted to Tur-
ner, the prince Of news dealers, for New
York, Baltimore, and Washington papers.
His depot, on Governor street, is always
supplied with the latest newspapers and
periodicals from all parts of the world, and
the large crowds which daily throng his
store attest the public appreciation Of his
enterprise and energy. t
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| there is not shadow of proof to sustain
We come, therefore, with all frankness
without any mis-statement of single fact
having shown the entire absence OF evl-
dence against him, to ask that under these
circumstances you will temper justice with
kindness, and admit this man to reasona-
Bile bail.
The remarks of Colonel Johnson were
earnest, powerful, and full Of sound law
and logic. We have not attempted to give
more than an outline of a speech which
seemed to have powerful effect upon the
| large audience, who listened with admira-
tion to the words falling from the eloquent
advocate. As he took his seat profound
silence reigned throughout the room, the
magistrates placed their heads together in
close consultation, and tho prisoner fixed
his eye steadily upon the bench. In few
moments Mr.. Justice Pleasants, address
ing Mr.. Johnson, announced the decision !:
"The court declines to accept bail. The
prisoner will be remandcd to jail"
Every eye turned to the accused. The
color came and went from his cheek !;
but in an instant his countenance assumed
the same tranquil expression which for
weeks has been the wonder Of those
whose anxious eyes have observed the
alleged murderer.
Mr.. Johnson: Is that the unanimous
decision Of your worships?
Justice Peasants: It is our unanimous
Judgment.
The sheriff then declared the court ad-
journed, and the large crowd rushed
through the door into the courtyard to
await the passage of the prisoner to the
Jail. For few moments he remained
within the bar, cordially grasping the
hands of his counsel, and thanking them
for their exertions in his behalf; then bid
ding lady relative goodbye, the jailor
approached with the bunch Of keys, and
under the escort Of Deputy Sheriff Case,
Phillips walked from the courtroom. Pass
ing through the curious crowd, he entered
the jail yard, the ponderous iron door swung
back upon its hinges, and the prisoner was
once more in his cell. Within its walls
three long months are to be passed, and
then comes the last act of this strange,
mysterious tragedy"
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auction Sales THIS Dan.

E.B COOK will sell at 10 o'clock, at the residence
of Miss Tazewell, on Grace three doors above
Eighth street q part Of the household furni-
ture, consisting OF chamber and parlor furri-
ture, piano, etc.
SAMPSON JONES s. CO., No. Fifteenth street,
will sell at their store at lol o'clock large
stock of groceries, wines. and liquors.
HARRISON, GODDIN * APPERsON will sell
upon the premises at.J o'clock P. NJ two COM
Portable framed tenements in Manchester, on
the corner Of Allen and Porter streets.
A. X. CRUMP will sell at the Office Of the lat g
Eicimond Times, at IL O'Clock, large iron
safe, Office furniture, and the book bindery.
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TH1RrY-FIvE MILES AROUND RICHMOND.
This excellent map, which has been on all
sides praised for its remarkable accuracy,
has been published and neatly bound for
the pocket; and is for sale by Turner, who
will send it by mail to any part Of the
cOuntry
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO pREsG-
D1NG.-IIis Honor disposed of the follow
ing cases Saturday:
Robert Johnson, colored, was first called
to answer the charge of stealing two dol
lars and ten cents from Charles Fitchett.
He did not appear, and his bond waa de-
clared to be forfeited.
The case of Catharine Giblin, arraigned
to answer for unlawfully assaulting Moses
Brooks with knife, was continued, owing
to the absence Of witnesses.
Robert Bennett, negro, charged with
trespassing on the premises Of Herman
Stern, was discharged.
George W. Williams was brought up to
answer for obtaining several pictures from
George Mitchell under false pretences.
The testimony was heard, and the accused
remanded for indictment.
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BOYS AND GIRLS WEEKLY.-Turner,
news dealer, has furnished US with Frank
Leslie's Boys and Girls Weekly, an admi-
rable little journal for children. "The
Nightingale that whispered in the Empe-
ror's ear" is q capital fairy tale for the
LITTLE onas G##
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PANIC STRUCK BgAUTY.-It Is a terrible shock to
charming woman-indesd, to any woman-to
find that her teeth are beginning to CO." Never
will any human being who uses the fragrant sozo-
don't while the teeth are still sound make that
discovery. Even when decay has commenced 1t
imme ediately stops Its progress. jy lo-lweod
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CASES BEFORE THE UNITED STATES
COMMISSIONER United States CommiS-
soner Chahoon disposed of the following
cases on Saturday:
The case of William Woody, charged
with defrauding the revenue, was contin-
ucd until to-day.
Henry Kretzel, Samuel Gregory, and
William A. Smith, charged with buying
soldiers clothing from soldiers, were ar
raigned, the evidence partially heard, and
their cases continued until to-day.
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Result OF REGISTRATION IN THIS CITY
The work of registering the voters of this
city was finished on Saturday evening.
The following is the result:
Monroe Ward.-Whites, 1,442; blacks,
2,235. Total, 3,G77. Excess of blacks,
1913.
Jefferson Ward.-Whites, Jas; blacks,
1,47S. Total, 1928. Excess of blacks,
333.
Madison Yard Whites, 1,2SS; blacks,
1,2?S. Total, 1856. Excess of whites, 10.
Fourth Ward.-Whites,' 66l; blacks,
S5s. Total, 1919. Excess of blacks, 1877.
Fifth Ward.-Whites, sos; blacks, 3ll.
Total, SIG. Excess of whites, 1874.
Recapitulation.-Total: whites, 5,O4l.
Total: blacks, 6,l6O. Majority of blacks,
1,ll9.
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ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULYl3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchandise
and passengers, 3. Ayres Co.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tstum.
Schooner Pawnee, Weaver, New York, salt,
Elicit & Royster.
Schooner Mary, -, Norfolk, merchandise,
to captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, 4. Ayres. Co.
Steamer State of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
mere chandise and passengers. D w. Curris.
Schooner J. n. Marvel, Cullen, Philadelphia,
lumber, Curtis, Parker, j. Riddck.
Schooner J. H. Doughty, Dukes, New York,
wood, to captain.
MEMORANDA
BALTIMORE, July 12.-Cleared, schooner 4. 3.
Smyrke, Harden, for Richmond.
The chit John r. Ford. from Baltimore for
Paris arrived in Halifax on the 18th instant In
distress. She will proceed on Tuesday the 10Th.
CITY PoIST, July R.-Arrived barque Key
stone, =, from New York, to load tobacco for
Gray & Boiling.
BY TELEGRAPH.
new YORK, July l3.-Arrived, steamers Tybee,
Galveston; Hibernia, Herman, and City OF Paris,
Europe.
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR WuEAT.-Messrs.
W. II. g. A. P. Brown sold on Saturday a
consignment Of prime white wheat for
$3.50 per bushel. 1t was purchased by
one of our millers, and is the highest price
paid for wheat this season.
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REGIsTRATIoN.-The registering offices
in Madison and Fifth Wards closed on Sa-
turday evening with the following result
Madison Ward: Whites, 1872; blacks, 40
majority for whites, l43. Fifth Ward
Whites, so; blacks, 9. Aggregate whites,
sos; blacks, 3l1-white majority, l9I.
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4icIlmond 9ispatttr.
MONDAY.............."....JULY Is, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
CITY.
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Dissertations, dc.

A CARD.-The undersigned, design.
IN Ing to carry on GENERAL sTANE ,ns BuSi :. :.
snv onantity, by contract or otherwise to be do
iyered at their yard the Eouh side of the dock,
adjoining Mayo's tobacco warehouse.
They believe that from the advantages OF their
n,sn OF conducting the business they can offer In
dncements to parties to cell to them.
t,Htce opposits the toll house on Mayo's bridge.
SAas0 Sf WILLIAM G. MAYO,
ROBERT Fl. FITZHUGH,
80, em Superintendent.
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ry,HE MAIN STREET PANIC HAS
4 fortunately subsidized since the former Rromi-
nent Broad. street house OF SCHAAP & HART
MhN Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, has been
removed IRON there to No. ISL Main street, near
Thirteenth street. Formerly people thought that
big prices or Clothing. This is played out now.
rs convince yourself, call a. once at
~ SCHAhP & HARTMAN'S.
Arsne assortment of CASSiMERES, ALPACAS,
linens. etc, for custom work. Also HATS and
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS constantly in
Je 80
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,.-eEiTCYELoR.s HAIR DYE

BiTCNELoR'S HAIR DYE-BATChh- T.
L0a,S HAIE DTE.-Thts splendid HhR Dfb Is
lie best il. the world. The only;TCe and perfect
dre-Earmle~s, reliable, instantaneous. no as
APPOINTMENT; no ridiculous unts. Natnrat olscN
or brown remedies the i'll effects o! bad dyes !;
fnrfgora;es the hair leaving ii soft and beautiful.
The genuine Is signed WILLIAM a. BATChh-
L0P. all others are here limitations. and should
be avoided. sold by ali druggists and perfumers.
Factory. 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
o- = court.,r.it ie1l
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July l3,

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JULY Is, 1867.
Sun rises.......... so Noon sets. .....:.... 4
Sun sets......,...... 7l0 High tide, 2. M..... g.?
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sDeciaE Notices.
- rr1r AGrE AND FEVER CONQUER

r,,r ,CrE AND FEVER CONQUER
a. eon;inne, to vlndioeto its ''t'e' lhfee 00sa.
.,.,.,ss # .euo and Fever in one family curod
lrz7Ir,cs7s OF :. c. REDWOOD ESQ.
HYyxico, June 81, 1887.
y, -, SRI 1r have u-ei yoar As"o Conqueror in
..~ ,,,s.fn.rr cases Of aGue and fever In my
-, ,r;.h the hapIics; results. consider the
.,',1 s ronqasror the best remedy known to me foI
h>', q, ,nys OF TIA. distressing disease agne ana
,s.1 ~, and cordially recommend it to all thus az
,,,et. Very respectfully, &C., = Prnvoon
ror sale St WOODS PHAEMACl' run ana al
v.~.aal streets. Price, - per e. ooH..e. - Io
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Zines, Liquors, &c.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ---~~-~~>>~~~~~-
rEEN CASKS GENUINE LONDON
4 PORTER direct from the importers to hand
per steamer TO. day and for sale by
iy IL WEST u ANDREWS.
TIVE QUARTER CASKS VERY
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A MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
"A this city on thc BOTH SEPTEMHER EXT by
General JAMES H. LANE and Mr.. HoDlJAn
MEADE, both experienced teachers. The pupils
Of this schooi will be prepared for the University
For circular and further particulars apply 70
either OF the above-nalned gentlemen, box lsO
Richmond Va. Jy ll-3m
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nFFRIGERAToRs, "sCHooLE
X, pateut.n Cream FrseIers, &c. W. Packers
Patent" III nt 10 So.,.
ieso - :. slr snSet..
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GECOND-HAND SODA-WATER AP.
SPaRATUS, two Fountains, Generator, &C., for
saio cheap ,r,.onu
ios2a HhS1Oh1 ~ W..
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In the Circuit Court for
Hartford county, in
Chsneery.

EHHE bill filed in this case states that
Samuel Martin, who was one of the
heirs of Ann Martin, deceased, heretofore
fled his bill Of complaint in Hartford
County Court, as a Court Of Equity,
against Abraham Martin, John Martin,
Elizabeth Martin, Sena Everett, Jacob
McComas and Cassandra his wife, and
VIM. Henry, Nathan, Robert, and Mary
Susan Swift, the other heirs Of said Ann
Martin, for the sale of tract of land,
situated in Hartford county, called "Har-
ris' Trust" containing 100 acres, of
which said Ann died seized and interstate.
That said John and Elizabeth and Sena
afterwards, by good and sufficient deeds,
sold and conveyed all their right in said
lands to Samuel, and have since departed
this life, and the said McComas and wife
and the said Swifts also sold all their
right and interest in said lands to said
Samuel, who paid them the .ull amounts
of purchase money agreed on. That
said Samuel Martin afterwards departed
this life intestatc, and his heirs-at-law
conveyed all their right in said land to
said complainant, II. F.. Johnson, by deed
of trust. That said Robert Swift has
since died intesta'e, leaving his said
brothers and sister his only heirs, and
that said Jacob McComas and wife are
also dead, leaving two SONS, named VIM.
McComas and Gilbert McComas, both of
whom reside beyond the limits of the
State Of Maryland, and daughter named
Martha a., wife Of WIli1m Griffin, their
only beirs-atlaw.
The bill further states that said Abra-
ham Martin has since sold and conveyed
all his interest in said land to William j.
Martin, one of the heirs of said Samuel,
and tbat said land is not susceptible of
partition without loss and injury to the
parties entitled,
The object OF this bill is to revive the
said original bill, aud make new parties
thereto, and obtain decree for the ga lie
of said land and distribution OF the pro-
ceeds. The Bill prays for an order Of
publication against the said non-residents,
aud subpHnas for the other defendants.
II is therenpnn ordered, this 9Th day Of
July, 1867, that the complainant, by
publication Of this order, once 10 each of
four successive weeks, before the 10Th
day of August next, in some newspaper
printed and published in Hartford county,
give notice to tho said William McComas
and Gilbert McComas, Of the substance
and object of this bill, and warn them TO
appear in this court i'll person or by So
licitor, on or before the lth day Of No
vember next, and show cause, if any they
have, why relief should not be granted as
prayed, and in default thereof that the alIesSi
cations of the bill be taken pro coafesso
against them.
WIN. Fl. DALLAM, Clerk.
True Copy. Test,
WIN. ii. DALLAM, Clerk.
iul2
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-08
New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw YoRK, May dry goods market rather
languid Indian head yard wide unbleaohed
sheetings 1914; Atlantic A do 49,; Pacific extra
do lS1l: Atlantic II do ls1z; Stark A do 1917
Goats bleached muslins down to 251Sc, and n
7. and Ida Mills to zoe. New York cotton .des
selling all around at 25c for checks and plsIds.
Prints steady but in less demand.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
-HoN. c. F. TRIGG-May 7lh.-John
B. McOwen and A. Thomas were admitted
as attorneys.
A. B. Beach was excused from further
attendance as juror.
r. Hoe as. Book Agents Methodist Epis
copal Church. Continued.
Almond & Co. Is. +. NJ Smith, adj
ministrator. Judgment revived.
Thos. j. Waterson rs. w. j. Campbell.
Dismissed for want Of jurisdiction and re-
manded TO State Circuit Court
w. F. Baxter IS. Robt. Wiley. Same
Sophia w. Horton rs. Mayor and Alder
men Of Nashville. Same
United States Is. James s. Burch, steal
ing letters from the postofice. Confined
on affidavit of the defendant, who gave
bond Of $1,000 to appear at October term
Of the court.
V. X. Stevenson rs. Mayor and Alder
men Of Nashville continued on afhayit of
plaintiff on paying costs of term.
VIM. Cook rs. Swan & Singleton; cons
tinued.
United States u.s. Nashville Gas Light
Company continued.
G. A. Neufer as. Madison Stratton con-
tinued.
United States rs VIM. Shane dismissed,
defendant assuming costs.
Oakley & Mason rs. f. p. Cone jadg-
ment for plaintiff.
In nineteen cases under revenue lava,
reports of the Clerk and Marshal were con
frmed, and ordered to be spread upon the
minutes.
RECORDERS COURT, May VIM. Ran
dalls disorderly, s. and costs.
John Williams, disorderly, $40 and costs.
VIM. Alloway, disorderly, dismissed at
cost of P II. Reynolds.
n B. Bogarth, leaving and horses on
street, without driver, $40 and cost.
Chas. Fowler, disorderly, costs.
Sally Carter, disorderly, S. and costs.
Molly Smith disorderly, s. and costs.
A. J. Jordan, creating nuisance S25
and costs.
Haywood Smith, disorderly $40 and
costs.
George Petway, disorderly, $40 and costs.
Priscilla Hite, disorderly, $40 and costs.
Richard Holt, disorderly, discharged.
James Martin disorderly, discharged.
Jenny Martin, disorderly, costs.
Sally Smith, drunk and disorderly, $50
and costs.
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LARp-Leaf 1S91s1zc per ID in fierce: les4. i
half bbls. l3lxc; Leaf, l5c in kegs.
Hemleek sole. 3S@40c; upper sides, per dozen
sS1g4G American cali, per doz., soc So krenel
calf, $40l90.
LExp--Pig, &c per 10: bar. I0c.
MoLAssEs-N Orleans. S5aeDe per gal; East
ern syrnps, s09sl .; golden syrup, 81 3; sor
ghrm, 65@75e
EAILs-l0 penny's. s75e soc additional Of
OTls-Cosi oil 52654e: Linseed 81 70a1 50
Lard 81 Ss@l ~; Tanners 81 50@i .; casto
PoTAroEs-sS 0O6s 50 per Dbl.
PRoyIsIoNs-Clear sides, 1870 per Id; rib
bed sides. 12}5 shoulders. 101z6lle; plain hams
l5e; sugar cured hams. l5e.
RIcE-Ragoon. l21@@l3c per ID; South Carroll
ma, 136l4c.
Liverpool. in four bushel sacks. 81 50 per sack
SPIcEs-Race ginger, 30@S2c per ID; ground
ginger. 4oc per doz; nutmegs, 81 65@l 20 per H.
pepper, $50 45e; sifted Eimento, Soc;
SPIRITs-Bourbon whisky, 1904; Robertson
county. s. 1904; cid rye S.; rectifed Bourbon
and Robertson county. - 3o94. raw whisky,
81 3562 Is; alcohol. $ So brandy. S. 50a2l
STARCH-s9S1zc per lb.
SuGAR-NoH Orleans. new, l3t4tll35Ic: island
i2lx8j414c by the h0gshead. and l5e per barrel;
refined yellow, l41S9lse per 10 by the barrel;
crushed and pGlyerised, lie.
$l4 10; Timothy, a 90; Blue grass. clean,
none: Orchard, S. O0 Seed Oats. soc; Millet.
81 So Hungarian grass. 81 75@s2; Flax, 81 per
bushel
SoDa-English. ll@ll7sc per key sal. soda.
So per pound.
TALLow-lGc per pound.
Textbook 33c per ID; &c 10xl4, SIG 90 per
box; TX l0xl4, sls 50 per box; TX l4x20. $40 50
per box; IC l4xD, ST. 90 per box; tsrne roofing
ZIG on per box.
TRAs-fmperiai. 81 coal 70 per ID; gun pew
der. $3S2 *; Young Hyson, 81 COOL 50; black,
81 50Gl 65.
WHIrr LEAn-Per cHf- Sll@16
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