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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07
Baltimore Cattle mafket-Oct ?,

BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the scales dur
ing the past week amounted to 609 head. against
l.527 last week: or the number offered, 572 be. d
came from Ohio, 5o4 from West Virginia, and 24I
for Virginia, over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad:
1886 from Virginia aud ii from Maryland on foot and
Sc from the latter state by boat Of the receipts SOS
head were taken by Baltimore butchers. 3l5 sold
speculators for Eastern markets 26S grazer to
Government contractors, and the balance of the re-
ceipts were resnlpped to Eastern markets without
Old cows and scalawags at 81 a so; ordinary thin
steers oxen and COWS 81 5095 fair to good stock
cattle s59s fair quality beeyes s5a6; and the best
beeyes S7S7 62 per loo lbs. For the best grades
cattle there is no change in price but for common
5eeves and stock cattle prices are 4 cent per
10 er; the market closing dull.
SHEEP-The receipts during this week have been
small, and with q fair demand prices are q shade
higher. Sa es of good fat sheep have been made &c
e395 per head, and extra at cents per ID gross
The season for stock sheep nearly over and only
few sales are being made prices ranging at Sc 500
OO per head. Lambs are scarce. and sell at % 50G
per head.
HOGS-The receipts have been large during the
week. and prices declined fully zc per lb. Sales at
the clsse of the market to-day of fair to good hogs
at 80 SO 9l0 rs per 100 lbs net.
New York Dry Goods Market-Oct. 5.
Quiet under stormy weather. yet steady.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07

LAGERHEADs.-The Temperance Platform
s:''theRepublican party will be stronger
If the German lsgerheads leave it. !" and de-
clares their disaffection "a good riddance." !"
AS long as the Radicals could use the Ger
mans they were splendid fellows, and the
musical foreign accent" was pleasant to
listen TO. Now, however, these same Rad
Gals discover that the Germans are moth
ing but sslagerheads', and i'damb Dutch" !"
of no account in a political or social point
of view. of course our German friends
Appreciate these radical compliments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES MEETING..-At a
meeting of the the Township Trustees held
Saturday, Oct. 9th, the following bills were
allowed: P. Bausch, working road, $12;
John Babbet, working road, $12.25; John
Herzog, working road, Sc; John Grubler,
working road, SLIP; Geo. Shurman, work
ing road, Sc; Alex. Mooberry, services as
Trustee, $35; Thos. Fitzgerald, pauper
purposes, 81; w. 81. Gaver, burying pau
per, 81; Geo. Beck, services as clerk, $780, SO;
Alex. Mooberry, services rendered on
roads, $50.
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Especial to Ohio st.tssm.n1

NAPOLEON, O., Oct. 9th, 1867.
The Northwest is alive. There was q
monster mass meeting in Fulton county
yesterday. Hill and Hoag spoke. In the
evening the Democrats drove Rev. Carey
the Republican candidate for the State
Senate, into joint discussion with Judge
Hoag: The result was disaster to Cirey
To-day there is another immense mas;
meeting in Napoleon. Ten thousand peo-
pie are present. Jackson, the old advocate
of constitutional liberty, made powerful
and effective speech. The Northwest will
give good account next Tuesday.
RoBERTsoN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07

How TO KEEP FROM TAXING A Chilli
The first thing after getting up in the
morning shake your clothes well, black
your boots and saw about twenty logs of
beech wood; always part your hair on the
left side; wash with q flannel rag; wear
asafetida In your pocket and ten cent
piece round your neck; take the Journal
carefully in pair of tongs aud read some
of Its indecent and low-bred editorials, and
you will most likely feel hot instead of
chilly HalaD t'D9 i- roc "a
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THE,NORTHWEST.
Great Democratic Meeting at Cor
,o ham and Napoleon.
------ ru .i II q
A Joint Discussion at GorLam.
10000 PEOPLE AT NAPOLEON
| L .ar
Especial to Ohio Statssman.l

GoRHAM, FULTON Co., O., Oct. 5.
The mass meeting at this place to-day
was attended by thousands. The meeting
although township one, assumed the pro-
portion of district mass meeting. r.
Hon. w. D. Hill, of Defiance, delivered
one of the masterly speeches of the cam
Hpaign. He discussed with marked ability
the subject of reconstruction, taxation
debt and negro suffrage, treating each to
the unbounded satisfaction of his hearers
This evening Judge Hoag, of Napoleon
met Rev. A. M. Carey, Republican candi-
date for Senator, in joint discussion, The
Judge acquitted himself nobly.
Look out for large Democratic gains in
the Northwest on Tuesday.
NEWCOMER
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07

TRANSFERRED SATURDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office Saturday:
VIM. Domigan, Sheriff, to Cornelius Bey-
er, Aug. 23d, II 5-1O0 acres of land in
Brown township, for $45. -
Joel Scales and wife to Charles Brayfo-
gle, Oct, 81, the undivided half of ih-lots
No. sl6 and BIZ in the city of Columbus.
for $4,000.
Win. b. Chambers and wife to Martha
Watts. Oct. 4th. II acres of land in Frank
lin township, for 81.
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On motion, the meeting adjourned.
w. Fl. STUART, Secretary

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-At a
meeting of the Commissioners of Frank
lin county, held Saturday, Oct. 9th, the
following proceedings were had: Present,
Messrs. Koerner and Barbee. Ordered that
the Auditor issue his order on the County
Treasurer for 800 in favor of Rowland &
Kaemmerer, as an installment on the pay
inent of contract for repairing the Common
Pleas Court room. The following bills
were allowed: Ohio Statesman, subscrip-
tion for paper, $1.60; Ohio Statesman, ad-
vertising, $6.75; Julius J. Wood, P. NJ,
Auditors box rent and postage, $500;
Crisis office, publishing election proclama-
tion, $IO5O.
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Observe that air of profound thought,
that look as if he were troubled with idea
or a collie.
The resolutions have soured on him. In
the language of w. SHAKESPEARE he cries
give me some drink, my gentle ghnash."
Like sick girl!
If he were to die tomorrow, he would
be forgotten, Or, if remembered, be cursed
by those he attempted to SANDER.
Upon his tomb these werds may be.
Nor cause surprise:
Here. in his death. as in his life .
Great Comfy lilies"
1t is the fate of greatness. Adieu, sweet
ness. Greatness, farewell.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07

THE ILLUSTRATED JoURNAL.-The Jour
nat of Saturday made its appearance hand
somely illustrated with portrait OF
gknash. The picture could not be more
true to life had it been photographed by
Elliott. There is the same vacuity of ex-
preston, the same lean and hungry appear
ance, the same upturned expression of the
nose as if his associations with his chief
were of a disagreeable odor, as have made
him famous. Tomorrow, it is rumored,
the paper will be illustrated with a picture
of the Two Brigadiers," he of the Jou, nal,
and the other fellow, mounted on a negro
elephant, armed with lath swords, and dec
GRATED with paper caps and rooster feath-
ers, overriding the expressed will of the
DeOpIe
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Oct. .5-Dates are received from
the ciJv of Mexico to the 2Sth ult- and
from Vera Cruz to the I'd inst.
The funeral ceremonies over the fallen
heroes and grand military review were to
jake place at Vera Cruz on the 1st, I'd and
81 of October. .
Rafael Garcia was made Governor and
military commander of the State of Pue-
bla on the 2lst ult. ...
Mr.. Otterbourg had arrived here from
Mexico.
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WHY NOT USE THE REsTP

OVER TWENTY YEARS. increasing demand
has established the fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. 1t is the cheap
est, the most reliable. and most convenient. Com
plete in one bottle Dees not require any previous
stain. Produces beautiful black or brown as pre-
ferred. A child can apply it. Always gives satis-
faction Only Is cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
A. l. MATHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents.
Also, MATHEWS ARNICA BAIR GLOSS for
storing and dressing the Hair.
iune19 deodly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07

PRoBArE COURT BusINEss.-The follow
Ing appointments were made by Judge
Pugii, dnring the week ending Oct. 9th:
David B. Peters appointed administra-
tor of the estate of Eli Peters, late of Prai-
rie township, deceased. Bond $4,000.
WmoH. Jewett appointed administrator
of the estate Of Benz. F.Jewett, late of Sha-
ron township, deceased. Bond $l,5OO.
Harriet Peters appointed guardian of
james w. Peters, child and heir of Eli
Peters, late Of Prairie township, deceased.
Bond 81 ,O00.s - S3ffEyL4 az ID J.f-i t4f 90
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DIR. SHERMAN,S
Periodical Powders for Females,

THE ONLY CERTAIN Ann sarr
remedy known for regulating the system and
for renoring obstructions from 4ckdteucr ca1ss-
~ Married women of delicate habit be careful
about taking the Periodical Powders as they are
sure to produce miscarriage Price, e5 a package.
Sent by mail or express with full directions on
receipt of the price by mail. secure from obserya-
tion Direct to Dr.H. Gu Tier & CO.. No 4 East
Broad street, Columbus, Ohio.
DIR. Cutler& Go. cure Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis.
and all Private Diseases. Also. all diseases pecu-
liar to Females. sepas-dim
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Fire in Boston,

Boston, Oct. 5-A fire broke out this
morning at 3S3 Federal street, lin the Plan
ing Mill of Alderman Fitch, which des-
troyed that building and badly damaged
these adjoining. Alderman Fitch is an ex-
tensive builder, employing some 200 hards.
and was principal owner of the building
His loss is $750,000, mostly insured. The
losses of other owners and occupants is
about $25 600. The buildings were saved
and mainly occupied as workshops.
A large barn in West Roxbury, owned
by Harvard College and occupied as a farm
barn by Mr.. Motley, was burned.
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ARREsTED.-Some gay galoot on Satur-
day determined to get himself into buggy
on Broad street, and no amount of persua-
sion could prevent him. He flew round for
while like crazy man, when force be-
came necessary to eject him. Officer Shuf-
lin capturad him and hustled him off to the
calaboose. The Mayor will whisper con-
ISOLATION to him this morning.
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GOODALE HOUSE.
SHERIFF,S
~
PROCLAMATION!

THE QUALIFIED VOT r. OF
i Franklin County are hereby notified to meet at
their respective places of holding elections, the
I'd Tuesday of October, A. ID. 1867, being the
Sth Day of October, A. ID. 1867,
and vote for the following officers. to-wit:
One Governor;
One Lieutenant Governor;
One Treasurer of State
One Auditor of State.
One Attorney General:
One Supreme Judge;
One Comptroller of the Treasury;
One Member of Board of Public Works.
One Sta 9 Senator;
Two Representatives;
One Sheriff;
One Auditor;
One Treasurer of County;
One Recorder;
One Comm ssionnr;
One Coroner, and
One lnfrmary Director.
Also vote for or against an Amendment to the
State Constitution provided for by resolution of the
General Assembly of the State of Ohio, passed
April 6th. A. ID. 1867.
The Trustees of the several Townships are requir-
ed to to the Clerk of the Court the names of
| the following number of Jurors:
City 4 Montgomery Tp40 Perry ry.........-.......2 9
Franklin. Blendon .............. 8
Jackson ..............4 Plain n.............. 3
Pleasant .............. Jefferson ............ 2
nrdlTlo.. ni1n1ln .....
Dro"n ;--...--......--. truro.
Norwich ............... Hamilton. 3
Washington ...........S 8 Madison ............. 6
Sharon ............... Clinton. 8
90
Given under my hand and seal. this 18th
IsEAl'' Gay Oh 'ep''%% %fiffAHM vi ii N ifSo poM1GAN
Sheriff of Franklin County, Ohio.
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Flys caught-Junior s: Banner II.
Flys missed-Junior 6; Banner2.
Home runs = Banner Schaad /. Junior
Barnes l.
Umpire-A. J. Ogden. of University B. B. G.. of
Delaware, l
scorers-Banner. J. Tompson; Junior. W. Craw-
ford.
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LONDON, Oct. 4-Evening.-Ther report
that policeman had been shot by Fenians
at Rochdale is contradicted.
Holiday.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. observation-disclosures
row will be observed as a holiday, The
exchange will be closed, and business will
be generally suspended.
The Outbreak in Italy.
LONDON, Oct. 4-Midnight.-The latest
dispatches from Italy, though conflicting,
are highly important. A message Just re-
ceived from Florence announces that the
insurgent troops holding a strong position
near Bagnavea, in Viterbo, were attacked
by the Papal forces, and after q short but
sharp fight resulted in the defeat of the
attacking party, who were Obliged hastily
to retreat. The losses are not stated. The
effect of this victory is very inspiring te
the party.
Revolutionary Meetings.
| At public meeting of the friends o.
Garibaldi, held at Turin yesterday, revolu
tionary speeches were made by many dis
tinguished persons. Great crowds of peo
pie were present, and the enthusiasm was
| unbounded.
| Meetings of like character are in con.
temptation in other cities of Italy.
An Address from GaribaldI
+ Garibaldi has issued stirring address tc
his followers, which was published to-day
He recites at length the grievances of Italy
and asks his countrymen to redress them
now. He appeals strongly to their patriot
ism, and urges all his friends to march
| forthwith to Rome.
Fenian Scare.
LONDON, Oct. 5-Noon.-Late yesterday
afternoon advices were received by the au-
thorities to the effect that an attack by the
| Fenians on one of the armories in this city
might be expected during the night. Gov
ernment troops were accordingly posted
at the different armories. and other pre-
cautionary steps were also taken which
prevented the threatened outbreak.
Financial and Commercial
LONDON - Evening October 4.-Con-
soils closed at 81 5-l6 for money; U. s. 5-2Os
7115: Illinois Central, 761a; Erie 401s; At
lantic and Great Western consolidated
bonds 2219.
LIVERPOOL, October 4-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed heavy under unfavorable re-
ports from Manchester; Uplands 81 and
Orleans S3l; Oats firm at 30s I'd for Cali
fornia; Wheat 14s 81; Beef 1865; Pork Us;
Bacon AS; Lard 54s Sd; Cheese 53s; Spirits
declined Sd, Turpentine closing at 26s 81;
Petroleum Is Id; Spirits Is 511d for refined.
I ANTWERP, Oct. 3.-Petroleum quiet at 57l
SO centimes per barrel for standard white,
the market closing buoyant.
LONDON, Oct. 5-Noon.-Consols 943s
$40 Bonds 7f5ss; Illinois Central 7714; Erie
40A, and Atlantic and Great Western
223s.
FRANKFORT, October $3.50 U. s. Bonds
7415. =
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5.-Holiday market-no
business in cotton. Breadstuffs are steady;
Corn ABS 5d; Wheat 14s 81 for white Cali.
foynia, and 12s l0d for red Western; Barley
Sd for American; Oats IS I'd for Canadian.
Provisions-Beef 1925 Cd; Pork us fol
city prime mess; Bacon AS for middles
Lard 50s Cd for American. Cheese 52s fol
middling American. Produce-Tallow "
45s. Petroleum I'D tor spirits and Is 51ad
| for refined. s
LONDON, Oct. 5-Markets unchanged.
ANTWERP, Oct. 5.-Petroleum SKI.
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MILLINERY ExHIBITIoN.-Mrs.A. A. Down.
ing, No. 67 North High street, invites the
ladies of Columbus and vicinity to her ex-
hibition of Fall and Winter Bonnets,
Thursday and Friday, October 10th and
11th 1867. nct7-d3t
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CIncinnnu market-oct. &

q.
' FL0UR-In good demand and market firmer; fam
j lily $l29l2 25. - r,- = = -.
W5EAT-Firmer; Mol red 81 65; holders are ask
C0RN-Advanoed to 81 co.
0ATS-FiTm at CSC for No l and demand good,
/ RYE-Advanced to 81 so and supply light
BARLEY-Must be quo ed at 81 s69I 20 for No
and choice fall; demand good.
C,pTTON.Dul and demand light; middling up
lands 1S5s@19c.
WHlSkY.Unchanged;3 34c in bond.
s QRONISI0NS-Eirm.
P0RK-Mes. $24.
BULK MEATS-Firm no sices in market; shouI-
ders &c., sides sold at l5c to be delivered Xenia
Ohio
BACON-Firm; shoulders 13&9I4c; clear sides
h!S9ls5sc: demand chiefly from the South
- LARD=Firm but quiet at 1916.
BUTTER-Scarce bnt firm at 329SSc for fresh,
CHEESE-Firm at I5c.
SEEDS-Clover dull at ss9s so: Timothy @ 400
$50 flax is in demand at % 25 SO, the latter for
choice well cleaned.
HAY-Firm at SI79lS.
POTATOES-Penty and dull at IS
TOBACCO-Demand good and prices unchanged:
leaf 15@25c; lues 4@l0c,i
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Respectfully

WHITE Boys IN BLUE.-A meeting of
the franklin Brigade OF White Boys in
Blue was held at Thurman Hall, on Satur-
day evening, October 9th, and was organ
izeby by calling John A. Sarber to the
Chair, and electing VIII. Stuart Secretary
The heminutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved. After the transaction
of other business, S. w. Gale called the
attention. of the Brigade to the answer
made. by the Columbus Journal to the reso-
lutions before passed, and offered the fol-
lowing, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, This Association, composed
OF Federal soldiers, who carry with them
honorable discharges from the United
States service, having been wantonly as
sailed and slandered in the Morning Jour
nal and having in respectful and becom-
ing language requested that paper to- re-
tract its ISLANDERS and notorious falsehood.;
and
WHEREAS, That paper, edited by a man
who pretends to be a soldier, who aspires
to be regarded as a gentleman, not only
refuses to retract or modify the ISLANDERS OF
his paper upon ourselves and our COM
rades from other cities-but reiterates and
indorses them; therefore,
Res0LUed by the association of the White
Boys in Blue of Columbus, That the said
editor of the Journal, and the authors of the
!ibelous articles complained of, are hereby
branded as wiltul slanderers, liars and cow
ards-who stab men in their backs, and re-
fuse to do them the justice they ask, and
that they and their newspaper are unwor-
thy of the recognition or the patronage OF
soldiers and gentlemen.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
II SrrrADT Gnnrotoru
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New York STOCK aAarket-Oct. x

GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-A shsd. better
Coup ms of 81 l03( do 62 liz M do "a I0ss<; do IS
Ios; do new lo7h: do '67 lO711 1O-4os lO0H 1906
.STOCKS-Active, excited and higher Canton
4fs 44H; Cumberland 2993l; Wells Express 55K;
Tm'ed Itates cypress So Adams Express 40; Mer
Quicksilver 25@25X; Mariposa 500 Pacific Mail
Mt,z h4oz Atlantic Mail IL H@ils4: Western Union
Eeiegrsph S6h936k: New York Central Il29Ii Ii2H;
.os; Obi Mississippi certifca es 81: Wa6 sh pre-
rred "a: Michigan Central lO91< Michigan South
eO; Toledo l2s 9l2s Rock Island @lOX; North
W., tern zS1S S942s; preferred 6716967X Fort ayns
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The Prize Ring.

DETROIT, Oct. 5-Gallagher and Davis
fought to-day, at Fighting Island. seven
miles from here. Davis won the fight in 40
rounds, knocking Gallagher out of time.
The latter had the best of the fight up to the
last round.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07

COUNTY INFIRMARY.-There were l3S
inmates, in this institution on Saturday,
September 29tA. During the past week
there were nine paupers received and
four discharged, leaving 143 inmates on
October 5th,a sr,st = issr -rat t.sr Z
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Natienal Ranlk Laan

NRw YORK, Oct. g.. "A Washington spe-
cial says an effort will be made to amend
the National Bank law SO as to give the
Secretary of ths Treasury and Comptroller
OF the currency the right to call for bank
statement for any week during the quar-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. There were 26
marriage licenses issued by the Probate
Court during the week ending Satusday,
Oct. 9th, as follows: Monday 8; Tuesday
4; Wednesday 4; Thursday 8; Friday A;
SATURDAY. nome
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07

MoRE CoUNTERFkITs. Counterfeit so
notes son the Fourth National Bank of
Philadelphia, and the First National Bank
ofIndianapolis, Indiana, are in circulation,
and counterfeit sos on the First and
Third National Banks of Philadelphia are
said to be numerous. Look out for them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07

SEND IS THE REfURss.-we hope some
Democrat in each township. in thecounty
will bring I'm the returns of his township
as soon as they are counted out. The
Democratic Headquarters are in Thurman
Hall, and we would like to be able to give
wednesday morning. olia Af7lsi5 Z BOG
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Heavy Rains.

SAVANNAH, Oct. 5.-The weather is cold
and it has been raining in torrents all day
Reports from Florida and south western
ing reported. .--.
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Eow.-Now Is the time to attend to the
duty Of placing your stoves, stove pipes
and chimneys in proper condition for the
coming cold weather. /. A little precaution
newsmay prevent an extensive conflagra-
ton and great loss of property. Attend to
the matter at once -
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new YORK market-Oct. 3.


COTT0N-Lower; sales at Isxa 2Oc for middlinr
FLoUR-opened very firm but closed ou;,,. bnv-
srs more disposed to reaze sales Of extra state for
at private terms; supeTne state and west
hoop Ohio SIC sSs % ST. Ois so 30 rSunS
California firm at s1I IS S1a5O. Rye flour Is ss
WHLSkY-Irregular; western s49ssc.
WHEAT-Less active and $3.50 lower; sales of
on spot; No and No do unmixsd o. 81 on p SPOT T.
R4E-Nery firm.
BARLEY MALT%Duiin.A DnA0A +" est ~ 0O'
CORN-Opened shade better; closed heavy and
drooping mixed western in store and aaoat 81 ssj1
OATS-Firmer and more active. Ohio and Chi
cago T6H971c; one load at 7sc.
,,gssE S0gsALsSEorsign, quiet; Liverpool house camel
HglSci domestic unchanged.
LEATdER-A moderate demand for hemlock
soe; Buenos Ayres light weights 2s93le; middle do
2s@39,;; middle and heavy do ss93O1Ic.
,WOOL-Heavy and lover domestic fleece 459
RICE-Duli; Carolina iijso.
SUGAR-Qaiet Cuba nko12kc.
bond SIC. tT "
HOpS-Quiet and unchanged
firmly mess ss 7 Closing at Sas Is resaIaT 1le
prime $40 5O92lOO.
BEEF BBEEEEFFHifSissy E&SsHbuI1T. 3 Ifevl0u' prices
iSiG BSiAGGoME2Qgist. Q. ,
hams 169ls1Sc. ~
LARD-Steady and more active; sales at al4X;
small lots at 151. "
BuTTER-Steady at l5S2sc for Ohio and State
CHEESE-1O915c.
LATEST P. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed quiet with holders rather more
disposep to realize.
WHEAT-DulI and l92c lower.
RfE-Nomir al; western 81 6O9I So.
,OATS-Firm; Chicago and Ohio 7T97Sc.
CORN..Dull and heavy; good to prime mix q
western 81 3491 SAX.
PORk-Moderstelya active and firm: mesa s23 80 q
% 80 cash and regular.
BEEF-Nominal.
CUT MEATS-Unchanged
BACON-Dull.
LARD-Stesdy at l4H9l41, for fair to prime
steam and kettle rendered.
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EMIGRANT AGENTS REPORT. H.
Campen, the attentive, efficient and gentle
manly Enigrant Agent at this point in
forms us that during the week ending Sat-
urdsy, October 9th. 773 emigrants passed
through this city, seeking locations as fol-