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OHIO ELECTION.

NEW York, Oct. lO.-The Worlds
special, dated Columbus, o., says: We
have undoubtedly elected Judge Thur
man as Governor. and the entire DEM
ocratic State ticket with Il majority in
both branches of the legislature.
8. s. Cox telegraphs TO the World
and SAYS the State officials concede
that Thurman and the Democratic State
ticket are elected. The, Democrats claim
from 5000 to 10000 maj. The Legisla-
ture is probably Democratic in both
branches.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1O.-This mornings
Commercial says ofthe election in Ohio:
Something over fifty counties in Ohio
have been heard flom, and they leave
Thurman with a majority of about six
thousand. The remaining twenty-five
or thirty counties, embracing several
in the region of the Reserve, will GER
tainly reduce these figures. Whether
they will overbalance them and place
the Majority on the other side is a
question which seems likely to be de-
cided only by the official returns. The
legislature seems to be hopelessly gone.
The Democrats gain Senators in the ID 4,
Sd, 9th, eth, 18th, 10th, 10th, and probR-
bly, the 18th districts, giving them Il
clear majority of one or two, and in the
House they have u gain of eighteen
members, making majority, with a
prospect of some others yet in doubt,
which would give them a working bal
ance of from five to ten on joint ballot.
The Gazette says the returns are still
incomplete. The election is very close,
but the probability is that the Demo-
Gratis have carried both Houses of the
General Assembly. The Governor is
in doubt, but with a probability that
Thurman is elected.
The Enquirer says: We estimate
Judge Thurman's majority at 2,l69.
The Legislature will stand. in the SEN
ate, II Radicals to 10 Democrats, and in
the House, so Radicals TO ST Democrats,
thus giving us a majority of on joint
ballot,
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washington specials.
WAsHNaToN, October 9.
THE ELECTION NEWS.


The establishment OF the Republicans
in Washington, over the results of yes
terday's battle, has probably been no
less than that among their brethren in
the country. Questionings as to the eff
feet upon the President are almost as
general as speculations regarding the
probable cause of defeat.
GARNET CHANGES.
Changes in the Cabinet are deemed
certain. The fact has transpired. that
these have been fully agreed upon for
some time. but at the earnest solicita-
tons of New York politicians, had
been postponed, with the understand
ing that they should not occur till after
the elections in that State. Now, how
ever. the parties TO the arrange ments
say, without hesitation, that there can
be no reason for further delay, and that
they may be looked for within a week.
1t appears that the changes contempla-
ted, involve only the relievement of
Grant. McCulloch, Seward and Randall,
and that for the present, at least, Welles,
and Stanberry will probably
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what the N. Z. Papers say about Ihe
Elections.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10.

NE" ORR OCl. ~.
The Tribune says: Ohio on Tuesday
gave more votes and a larger proper
ton of her Republican strength for
State has ever given, and more, by
many thousands, than she would ever
have given, till now. The vital principle
of genuine Democracy will march on
through seeming defects to inevitable
and conclusive triumph, through what
ever trials of its constancy the great
party will move right on to arduous
but inevitable achievement of equal
rights for all.
AThe World says: The news we pub
fish from Ohio fills the measure of our
hopes. The elections are indignant-a
unanimous veto upon the policy of the
party in power. - 49,
The Times says: The elections iudi-
cate no increased confidence in the DEM
ocratic party, but simply n reaction
against the extreme acts and measures
of the Republican party, and convey
an admonition which ought to be salu-
tary to political leaders.
The Herald says: The recent cleo
lions do not denote Democratic victo-
ries, but that the Republican element
OF the country has stepped aside to re-
buke its leaders. -r-.
The Journal OF Commerce says: If
the returns from Ohio can be relied
odA-
rage is even more determined than WAS
expected 1t will be very difficult for
any faction to secure favor Tor years to
come, while endorsing this measure.
The Commercial Advertiser says:
The muddle between Congress and the
President, accustomed by the Military
Reconstruction Act, under which they
expect to bring those States back under
negro supremacy, is precisely the ques-
ton on which, after full argument,
Ohio has rendered a verdict, which
ends Chief Justice Chase's aspirations
for the Presidency, and terminates Ben
Wade's career.
The Post has nothing editorially on
the subject of the election.
The Express says: The election
means the restoration of the Demo-
cratic party to power, and declares
against the whole Congressional re-
construction system of the Radicals,
and all their paper money manage
ment. There never WIS so meaning an
election as that in Ohio.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Considerable
excitement was caused in the stock
market this morning by the announce
ment that counterfeit 1905 OF the issue
of June, 1865, has been discovered; pri-
ces did not, however, fall OFF much.
The discovery was made in Washing
ton by the chief clerk of the Treasury
Department.. Mr.. Clark, Government
printer, arrived the this morning with
n detective whe is endeavoring to
ascertain the amount issued, and hands
through which fraudulent notes have
passed. Thus far he has discovered
one hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars worth, and has identified "A num-
Der of banks and banking houses that
they either now hold or have recently
passed them. The issues are all dated
between the 2lst of September and the
4th of October of this year Many of
them are Of whittier paper than the gen.
uine, the borders ruled wider, and the
star seal slightly larger, with larger
rays. There is disposition TO regard
the excitement unwarranted by the
facts that the counterieits which have
tirely from Pittsburgh, Cleveland,
Springfield, and a few other western
cities, and in amounts of but from
one thousand to 1--WE thousand at
time. The Express says the notes are
the best counterfeit ever issued of the
lecture runs that the whole amount Is
from one-half to two and half mill
lions of dollars. 1t is rumored that one
house here has half a million. The
counterfeit bonds are OF the second Sc
ries of seven-thirties, dated Jnne 18th
1865, and ofthe denomination of 81 900.
1he Commercial says: AS some of the
largest dealers in this city have been
deceived, 1t is highly probable that
dealers In other cities have been swim
died by this paper also, and that the
amount may reach q million of dollars.
The Board of Councilmen to-day
passed a resolution directing the
COMMITTEES on Public Butldings to
report an ordinance prohibiting
the storing of oils and whisky
in this city in amounts beyond quanti-
ties such as they shall fix, and also for
licensing or otherwise supervising the
distillation of whisky within the city
limits. a-a #ats1 l-.-4a- ..t ~
The examination of Arnold, the de-
faulting second teller of the Trades
mems Bank, commenced to-day.
Judge Blatchford, in the United
States District Court to-day, decided
that in cases of seizures under the In
ternal Revenue laws the shares of iu-
formers are to be deter mined by the
regulations in force at the time the for
feited property is sold by the Marshal,
and cannot be affected by any regula-
ton subsequently made.
----s------Gg-
WASHINGTON, Oct. IO.-A detachment
of infantry and three batteries of ar
tillery were sent to Fort Henry, yester-
day. Two hundred regulars from New
York have also arrived in Baltimore.
The cause of this movement is believed
to be to place the authorities in a posi-
ton to preserve peace between the
turbulent factions is Baltimore.
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OCTOBER IO.-F1oUR-lOal5c lower.
GRAIS-Wneat-Low at 81 92<.
Corn-Sl OH. Oats-505c. ISye-$I 80.
Barley-S1 10; Market generally weak.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-N dull
and nominal at SO 5Oa23 20. Shoulders
Nominal at I2c.
LARD-Dun at 131<al31<c.
wHIsKY-NominaI at 81 80.
$40 OOaI0 so.
GRAIS- Wheat Dull at 81 IS for
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PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q Quiet and steady;
sales 500 bbls mess at S23 15a23 20 cash
and regular. Beef-Nominal. Cut
MeRts-Nominally unchanged. Bacon
Steady with a moderate demand.
Lard-Quiet at 14I<al49<c for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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ovation TO Generals sheridan and
AtCklea

ALBANY, Oct. IO.-At the ovation to
Sheridan and Sickles to-day the Tenth
and Twenty-Fifth Regiments and
Burgess Corps, turned out with full
ranks. Along the route of the. process
sion many buildings were decorated
with flags, banners and notices. To-
day they both receive calls at the capt.
tai, and will accompany the Governor
to the theatre.
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Toronto, Oct. 1O.-The Globes Otta-
wa correspondent says it is reported
that several car loads of arms were dis
charged at Potsdam or Malone, for the
use of the Fenians. and conveyed into
the country bordering on the st. Law
renee river, and secreted, to be ready
when required by the Brotherhood.
The report cannot be traced to any re-
liable source. sHrr
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OTTAWA, Oct. IO.-The members of
the Local Government of Nova Scotia
rendered their designations to Leo +.
Williams. He declines to receive them
as his appointment is only provisional.
He leaves for England on the 24th.
Gen. Doyle will then be sworn in and
u new local cabinet will be organized.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 10th of October

~ = 10 sf ~
LONDON, Oct. acknowledgements
81; U. S. Bonds 7lssi Illinois Central
772si Erie 422<i Atlantic * Great West
SLiVERPooB.- Oct. DISQUALIFICATION
Irregular. Breadstuffs quiet and un-
changed.
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NEW York, Oct. IO.-secretsry Sew
ard arrived, yesterday, from Washing
ton, and went to Thurlow Weeds
house this morning. He leaves for
accompanied by Mr.. Weed
and family. He will be in Auburn on
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pENNsYLyAN,A ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10-P. M.-Col.
WALLACE. Chairman OF the Democratic
Committee, has received positive in
formation from the different counties,
which indicates majority for Shars-
wood of three to eight thousand.
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This is the Rooster that didn't
Grow in the Evening.
Special TO The Hltelligencer.
Cor,.nr, n a.. I

9i ~ Ne'' ave
Returns in from every county in the
State except Carroll, and the Democrats
admit a Union majority thus far of
thirteen hundred. Carroll county Dor
ders on the Western Reserve, and gave
Union majority last year of 475.
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IOWA ELECTION,

Meg REGoR, Iowa, Oct. IO.-CIayton
county gives 200 Republican majority;
lVinnecheck county, $50; Fayette conn
ty, $50; Howard county, 1885, all Repub-
liRan HH..
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HARTFORD. Oct. lO.-The State Prison
at Weathersfield was entered by burg
lars last night, and two hundred dol
lars worth OF silver ware stolen from
the furnishing shop. -r. - -
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BosroN. Oct. lO-John Quincy Adams
accepts the nomination for Governor of
Massachusetts, In a letter which en-
dorses the policy of the Convention.
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bTILL LATER.


COLUMBUS. o., Oct. 10.
The Chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee teIegraphs
that Hayes is elected by 5000 majority.
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STILL FURTHER AND BETTER.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. ls.-The Repub-
lIcan Stale Central Committee figure
up Republican majority of 1000 in
the state.
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COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 10.
Carroll county returns received. The
Union majority for Hayes Will be about
two Thousand. srEr.
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steamer Emma Raber Destroyed by

Lou1svILLE, Oct. IO.-The steamer
Emma Faber. the Louisville and Hen
derson, KY, packet, was destroyed by
fire at Portland last night. The boat
was valued at $4,000, and is iuIly1in-
sured in Louisville office.
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Caution our friends uhe washed)
from making any rash bets. Things
begin to look "Hayesy" around here.
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MONTPELIER, VT, Oct, lO.-The YER
mont legislature assembled to-day.
Hon. j. W. Stewart il chosen Speak r
of the House.
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GEN. sICKLEs.
The report in some papers that Gen

The report in some papers that Gen.
Sickles has been ordered to frontier
command, and would, in consequences,
resign his position in the army, is
without foundation. He is waiting or
ders in New York, and will remain
there unless mustered out of his volun-
teer rank, in which case he will go to
his regiment, which is now In the De-
partment of the Lakes. His applica-
ton for a Court of Inquiry has not yet
been acted upon, but everybody at
headquarters understands that 1t will
not be granted.
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The following is said to have been
rhelatest special received at the Register
office last night: ...
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PRoBABLE APPoINrMENTs.

Senator Patterson is authority for the
statement that It has been decided to
appoint Horatio Seymour, of New
York, Secretary of the Treasury.
The President stated to friend this
evening that he thought 1t no more
than fair to appoints Secretary of War
from Pennsylvania, as Mr.. Stanton
hailed from there, and among the Presi-
dents friends, the name OF Edgar Cow
an is used in this connection.
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CbOS1NS Fh4ChS-O'ou r k
oLD-Without decided change; open

GoLD-Without decided change; open
ing at 49, and closing at 1875.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Dull and low
er: coupons OF Isl, HES; do, 49,, ll2; do.
'64, 1Os5S; do, '65, IOs5S; do, new, l07; do,
'67, 1O7; IO-4Os, lOO9s; 7-3Os, IO51S.
SToCKs-Lower, closing excited and
heavy; Canton 10; Cumberland 29a3l;
Quicksilver 251z; Mariposa SIza9; Pa
cific Mall l4l1<a142Ii Atlantic Mail
Il41za1l4A; Western Union Telegraph
353<a35s<; New York Central 1l3a1l31S;
Erie 6S5<a6S1<;s Hudson 126s<al271z:
Reading IOl1{a1Ol1z; Ohio certificates
26ka261S; Wabash 4S9S; st. Paul 49,
do preferred 669<; Michigan Central
1O9aIO91<; Michigan Southern S2aS21S;
Illinois Central l22al2211; Pittsburgh
Sl1<aSl7<; Toledo l31al3l5z; Rock ISL
and, ex. div, 96Iza96N; Northwestern
421<a42N, do preferred 661<a661S; Fort
Wayne 992<al0O.
STATE SToCKs-Missouri 6s, l049s;
Tennessee's, new, 635Sa63ss.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo 81 Co.
81; Adams 621<a623<; United States 621z
1929; Merchants Union %.
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sEyEN THIRTIEs.

1t is ascertained that there are yet
outstanding four million dollars of the
seven-thirty notes due the fifteenth of
August, on which, of course, interest
has ceased.
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VIRGINIA REGISTRATION LISTS OPEN.
Registration lists of Virginia were
re-OPened yesterday, by General Scho-
fields order, for revision. In Rich
mond there were added the names OF Z
whites and 40 negroes. The lists re-
main open ten days.
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The Latest News
BY TEL EG RAPII.

ny the Union Line.
once. corner OF Main and Monroe street.
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JoHNsoN's SUPPORTERS.

The President is greatly elated and
two distinct classes are trying to get
him TO indorse them, namely, the War
Democrats, who insists that he shall at
once cut entirely loose from the whole
Copperhead element, and organize a
party for the Presidential contest of
Northern War Democrats tnd Southern
while the other class is
headed by Copperheads, who claim ad-
mission and equal standing in the new
DarlV
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MONEY AND sroCKs.

GOVERNMENT STocKs-Coupons, '64,
1925; new 80, l071I; IO-4Os, 1901; two
last 7-30S 1861.
salO9ss.
GoLD-l43[
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The great feature in the trade to-day
is the large offerings by auction OF
Hampton ginghams, which sold at a
ruinous loss; 900 cases were disposed OF
at lO1<a1I5<c for North Hampton; 1Oza
1916 for Hampden; 1l7{al21fc for Had
ley falls; 11all9scfor Beverly; ll&a12H
for Holyoke and 111Sa111<c for West
chester; all fancy names, the sale being
premptory. The bidding opened very
tame, but improved about 10 per cent
toward the close. Another large sale
of Woolens, the production of the
Washington Mills, attracted a large at
tendance, but tine prices went rather
low for most goods. AT private sale
there is not much activity, and many
styles of ginghams are reduced in price
in conformity with the above figures,
II we except the best makes, which
were steady at zoe for Lancaster, 1Slzc
for Glasgow and l4C for Hartford;
Hampdens now job at l21<c; other
styles of cottons unchanged, but the
merket, is weak.
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ZEPHYRS,
Ladies' Kid Gloves,

Large stock and best make. Embroidery.
SILK and Chenele; Wax for making Flowsn.
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CATTLE MAKKH.

BEEvRs-Opened very dull notwith-
the falling on OF the receipts
which aggregate thus Ifari $500
head; prices tshow no decided change
but feeling great weakness.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Very dull at AKA
&c for sheep. Lambs-6a71<c.
SwINE-Dull at 6a77<c for common to
prime.
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FANCY GOODS

NONSIsTING OF DRESS TRIMMINGS.
" Buttons, all styles; Embroideries- Rum
ings, Stamped Goods 20 #ttErE
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Colored and White; Ladies' Buck Gauntlets,
Plain, Hemstitched, Lace and Embroidered
Handkerchieis.
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GENERAL SHERMAN

There is no longer any doubt what
ever that the President wanted Gen.
Sherman for the war Department., and
that Sherman was found utterly I'M
willing to take any position that would
place him in antagonism to Grant, and
would only doso under positive order
from the President. Sherman's visit
has shown Mri johnson plainly that
the Lieutenant General would probably
be of as little use to him in any event
as Grant. 1t is also reported, in off,
cial circles, that Sherman went SO far
as to express himself strongly against
Secretary Stanton's suspension. Sher-
mans own friends declare that he
could not be induced, by any consider
alton, to run against Grant, If the Re-
publicans should nominate the latter.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
HARkErs BY rELEesaPn.
~, $4,000 INV YORK. October 10.


ID Har--- REGULAR REPoRr
CoTroN-A shade lower; sales 1900
bales at l9c for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 2S,4TS; lOal5c lower;
less4active; sales 5000 bbls; 50 OOa9 90
for supertine state and western; SO 4Oa
Is s. for extra western; $40 IOal4 90 for
round hoop Ohio; Sill OOaI6 so for st.
spring wheat flour. California Flour
Quiet; sales $50 sacks and bbls at
Sll 5Oal3 so. Rye FIOur-sales go
bbIs at 81 OOa9 90. .
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady. T
AIS-Wheat-Receipts LIS, Az bus;
lac lower and more doing; sales 1000
bus. at 81 IS for No. } spring; 81 321Sa
81 for interior to choice No. spring;
- 40a2 AZ for No. spring; 81 ~ for
small parcels of choice do. Rye-More
activei sales 1900 bus. western, part
to arrive, at 81 7Oal IL. Barley-Dull,
and 2a3c lower; sales 26, 900 bus. at 81 90
for western. Barley Malt-Duil. Corn
Receipts, 5.5SS bus; heavy and lac
lower; sales IS, 600 bus. at 81 391Sal ~
for mixed western in store and afioat;
closing at 81 IL afloat. Oats-1a2c low
er; sales 2OO, 600 bus. western to arrive
at Sl1<c, and 10000 in store, at soc.
GRoCERIEs--Rice-Q Coffee
Quiet. Sugar-Fairly active; sales of
1000 hhds of l11Sal2ISc for Cuba; la
HoPs-Quiet at 4Oa65c for new and old
crop.
PErRoLEUA-FIrm at l51zc for crude;
36c for refined, bonded.
s--Pork-Opened heavy
and lower; closed firmeT; sales {, $50
bbls at $23 OOa23 20 for mess; closing at
$23 90, cash; $23 Is, regular; $40 5Oa21 90
for prime. BeeE-Quiet and steady;
sales so bbls at previous prices. Beef
hams-Nominal at $50 90. Cut meats
Dull: sales 100 packages at l21<alSc for
shoulders; 151zal71Ic for hams Bacon
and lard-Quiet and heavy: sales 200
bbls at 14al42<c.
BUTTER-Acliye and firm at 2Oa4Oc
for State.
cHEEsE-Quiet and steady at lOal6c.
l LATEST MARKErs-5 Pm.
FLouR-Closed quiet and 5alOc lower
on medium grades, which are quite
plenty.
IN-wheat-Heavy at 50 3Sa2 SO
for No. 2, and 81 10 for No. l spring; the
further advance IN ocean frelghts and
the extreme scarcity of freight room,
has depressing effect. Rye-Quiet at
Sl7O for western. Oats-Dnll and
heavy at SOC for western. Corn-Quiet
at 81 SEAL IL for good to prime mixed
western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q and steady;
sales 500 bbls mess at S23 15a23 20 cash
and regular. Beef-Nominal. Cut
MeRts-Nominally unchanged. Bacon
Steady with a moderate demand.
Lard-Quiet at 141<al42<c for fair to
prime Steam and kettle rendered.
~. 81 #I. INV cnons -. .-
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CIneInnau.


OCTOBER 1O.-FLoUR-Dull, but pri-
ces are no lower.
Characterization at g 81 for No.
l. Corn-Held at 81 10, but this is
above the views OF buyers. ORts-De-
clined to 67a6sc. Rye-Steady At 81 so.
Barley-Sl 75s1 so. E.r
CoTToS-Duii at Isc for middIIng up
lands.
ToBAccos-Firm and in good demand,
sales OF 30 hhds at full rates.
WHIsRY-UnchRnge and firm at
81 81 in bond.
PRovIsIoHs-Mess Pork-LoWer, clos
Ing at $3.50. Lard-In demand at 1871.
Bacon-Firm, sales of 200 barrels at
l41zc for shoulder and 1870 for clear
sides.
HoGs-In demand at So 5Oa7 % gross
for fat and 81 5Oa6 90 for half fattsd.
BUTTER-F'irm at 35a40c.
CHERsE-l41<al5c.
SUGAR-Firm at 12al51<c.
CoFFEE-23a27I<c and firm.
LINsERD OIL.-Declined to 81 II.
PETRoLEUM-F'irm at 52a64c for re-
fined.
GoLD-14s1z buying, little offering.