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NEW 1ohht OCt. %.
Rev. Newman Hall preached four
times in this city, yesterday, before
crowded audiences of four different de.
formed Dutch, Congregationalists and
EpiscopAlians.
Mrs. Rosenheims, who on arrival here
from st. Louis, lost her i've children,
has recovered them by the aid of the
police.
General Francis C. Barlow, Secretary
OF the State of New York, was mar
ried Thursday last, to n sister of Col.
Shaw, the hero of Fort Wagner.
The steamer, David Sands, was struck
by the steamer Leo, in the bay on Sat
urdAy. Three lives lost.
The New York Firemens' Association
resolved to raise the $50, 900 needed by
the Firemen's Charitable Association
of Houston, Texas.
Nine distilleries were seized to-day
The Post says; An officer connected
with the Internal Revenue service to-
day visited bonded warehouse at Nos
ass and 457 Tenth Avenue, which was
seized in April last, and found that
about 5000 gallons OF whisky had been
removed and replaced by water. 1t Is
supposed that the bonds given at the
time of seizure are worthless. II this
is true the government will lose tax
of Sl2, 900.
A man giving the name of VIM. Hen.
nison, was arrested this morning on
the charge of having attempted to swim.
die a merchant on a forged transfer OF
property valued at $3.50.
The butcher shop of John H. Halter
In York street, Brooklyn, was robbed
Saturday night of nearly 5000.
A daughter, aged II years, of Rev
DR.. Crowell, late of Philadelphia, now
resident of Burlington. n. J., was
burned to death on Friday.
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red $50; Michigan Central 1OsI<alO9;
Michigan Southern 7Sa7S4: Pittsburgh
sI1.aSIJz; Toledo lO4al041f; Rock
Island e5aa5J1; Northwestern 479[a4T1<s
do preferred 65Jsa66; Fort Wayne ga
97Jz.
STATE SroCKs-MissOuri Is ok.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells, Fargo d
Company 541Sa55; American 66xs67IT;
Adams 661za6T; U. s. 67ISa6S; Msr-
chants Union 291[a29S.
MINING STOCKS.
Quiet: Gregory, S5S5a595; New York,
$50; c. Smith ParmaIee, $3.50; Comb inA-
ton, $40; Quartz Hill, 81. No business
in other stocks.
/ Receipts of the Sub-Treasury, S. 92s,
427i payments, IS, 527, 975; ballance, STA,
oi4,6 T6; of the payments 81, COZ, 600 were
on account of November interest.
CineInnRtI-
OCTOBER 2S.-FLoUR-Dull and prices
unchanged; extra al $40 75all 90; family
at Sll 75al2 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; no buyers at
over 81 60 for No. red winter; 81 Is for
No. spring. Corn-Dull at SIaI O2 at
the close. Oats-Duu at 67a6Sc for No.
l. Rye-DuIl at 81 46aI AZ for No. /,
Barley-Sl 55a1 IS for fail; 81 S0al 40 for
spring.
CorToN-Quist at lSc for middling.
ToBACCo-Firm and unchanged; sales
1uD
Observation-Disclosures in bond; held
at 81 81.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-M unchanged;
sales Mt SO 90, not much Offering Rtthis
rate. Bacon-UnchRnged and not much
demand; shoulders held at 1870, and
clear sides at 179tc; stock small and in
few hands.
LARD-In moderate demand ut l2IIa
121Sc.
HoGs-NothinE doing; receipts small
and none offering for future delivery,
feeders not willing to take present
prices; butchers paying 6A7c gross.
and supply hardly equal to wants.
BUTTER-UnchRnged fresh at Ssa4Sc.
CHEEsE-Steady at l4]Sal5c.
SEEDs-No demand for clover or tim
othy seed. Flax dull at 81 90.
PorAToEs-Steady at SSaS 10 for best
peach blows on arrival.
Dbl.
LINsEED oII-Dull and prices droop-
ing; sales at 81 Os.
PErRoLEUM-Quieta at 5Ia52c for renn-
ed free.
GoLD-l4S, buying.
ExCHASGE-Firm.
WEATHER-IT has been raining alnc0
p. NJ. moderately; barometer falling.
Toledo.
OCTOBER 2S.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and &c lower
on amber; sales Michigan amber al
81 A; No. spring, 81 %. Confirm;
prices favor buyers; sales No. Wa
bash a, 81 1917; No. Wabash, 81 l2H:
Michigan new rejected at s5c. Oats
Sales No. at sc. Rye-Quiet. Bar
ley-Sales No. at 81 25.
LAKE FREIGHTs-DuIl; &c on corn to
Buffalo and oswego.
Chicago.
OCTOBER 2s.-FLoUR-Q Quiet and
| steady.
GRAIN-wheat - Lower at 81 50.
Corn-Lower at 81 O4J{. Oats-Lower
at 555[c. Rye-Lower at 81 IS. Bar
ley-Weak and lower at 81 O311.
PRovIsIoNs-PoRK- at $50 90.
LARD-l2J<al21Sc.
Buffalo,
OCTOBER 2S.-FLoUR--Western spring
$40 %; white SI3al3 80.
GRAIN-Wheat-No. Milwaukee
spring 81 10; No. do 81 03s2 O5. Corn
Quiet. Oats-Sales 1000 bu at CSC.
FREIaHTs-Wheat 25c, corn &c, oats
l4c.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
MAS Meeting at RaIeIeh.

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. ga large and
enthusiastic gatherings simple out
pouring ofthe people without regard TO
party-was held here, all political
compilations being represented. The
meeting was organized by electing A.
NJ. Bledsoe, President. Hon. A. s.
Merriman addressed the meeting in a
long and elaborate argument against
the congressional plan of reconstruc-
ton. Resolutions were adopted declar-
ing their attachment to the constitu-
ton and to civil liberty. Delegates
were appointed to attend the county
convention, which Is TO meet here on
Ihnradnu
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Treaty wIIhIhe KIOwas and Com IN
che Indians.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2S.-The treaty made
| by the Indian Commissioners with the
KiawaS and Comanche tribes on the
2lst instant, gives them about six thou
sand squire miles, or three and half
million acres of land, embraced be-
tween the north fork OF the Red River,
and beginning at the intersection of the
35th parallel, the 9th meridian, and em-
braces the south western corner of the
present Indian territory, with fraction
| from Texas. The tribes are now eSIi-
mated at 1000 persons or about 800
lodges. This land will therefore give
them not less than 500 acres for every
man, woman and child. It is also pro-
vided that these tribes shall induce
| their brethren, the Comanches of North
Texas TO come and live with them. II
| they succeed, the U. S. will enlarge
their reservation by adding II quantity
OF land sufficient TO give each person
800 acresi if the remaining Comanches
can be induced to come on. This leaves
| a large section of country on the Texas
frontier, and opens the way for civiliz-
ing this once powerful band. On this
reservation, where several bands of the
Comanches are already forming. For
the others 1t is proposed to buy
an agricultural house, u warehouse
and other buildings for a teacher,
farmer, miller, physician, &C., and that
these persons be furnished to them 10
live on the reservation and aid the In
dams in lieu of the annuities pro-
vided under the treaty of 1865. 1t
is proposed TO give each Indian
on the reservation, annually,
suit of clothing, consisting of
coat, pantsloons, hat and socks. In
addition to this, $25, 600 annually is to be
given each tribe, or such articles as the
Indians may need. Several other pro-
visions are made 10 furnish seeds, land
and agricultural implements to such
persons as may commence flaming.
| The Indians agree to let railroads be
built, and especially the Smoky Hill
and Platte routes. They agree to k eep
lasting peace; TO capture no women or
children; that they will attack no more
trains, and cease to kill men. They
will be allowed to hunt on the old reser-
walton south of the Arkansas, till the
settlements drive away the buffalo.
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Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ORe5-
ed for the Assassination of HunnI'
cutf, Underwood q Co.
New York, Oct. 2S.-The Herald's
Richmond special says: From reports
of the registrating officers received at
military headquarters up TO this time,
thirty-three Conservatives and fifty
three Radicals have been elected to the
Convention. OF the last, twenty five
are negroes. There are nineteen dis
tricts yet to hear from. 1t is thought
that Underwood will be President of
of the Convention. John L. Marri, the
ablest man returned to the Convention,
will not be permitted to take his seat,
because he held the office of Mayor of
fredericksburg before the war. The
Convention meets early in December.
A handful offering So, 600 for the as
sassination of Hunnicutt, Underwood
q Co., gotten up, it is believed, by Rad
icals, was found OH the streets of Rich
mond this morning. This it would
seem is evidently intended as an offset
to letters of the negro vigilance COM
mittee ordering certain citizens to leave
the CITY.
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New York specials.
The Impeaohment question.


Grant.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-The Tribune's
special says: Impeachment is
gathering no strength. The members
stand as they did at the close of the
last session. In the New York
delegation there are certainly no con-
verts to impeachment.
a prominent member of the Senate
said yesterday that from all he could
learn he did not believe there were
half a dozen changes in the House on
the subject. He knew of none in the
Senate.
The proposition for Il continuous ses-
sion OF Congress to the end of Mr..
Johnson's term is favorably received by
the Republican members who have
been here.
The Tribune's special says: A South
ern editor has had political conversa-
ton with Gen. Grant, and reports that
the General will not accept the nomi-
nation OF President from the radicals
proper, but he will accept it as the
representative of the conservative men.
The Times special says: The Com
mittee on Elections in their investigA-
lions of the charges of dlsloyalty
against Kentucky members have re-
turned. The chief evidence is against
Messrs. Grover and Trimble. and IL is
understood some pretty strong points
have been made against them as to
other districts, except the Sth, which
Mr.. Mckee is contesting. There was
not much testimony taken.
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FOREIGN INTGLLIGENCE.
GarIbaIdI Crossed the Roman From.
tier.
The French Fleet sailed for Service
in the Roman Waters.


The French Fleet sailed for Service
in the Roman Waters.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-The Herald g
special, dated Florence evening 9th,
says: Garibaldi has crossed the Ro-
man frontier, and is now at the head OF
4, 900 men on the Roman frontier.
ToULoN, Oct. 26th-p. ma French
fleet of ironclads, destined for service in
Roman waters, left this port under
an imperial order at 6 O'Clock this
morning.
The troops which were designated to
operate in defence of the Holy See
on the occasion of the first Garibal-
dian alarm, and which have been en-
camped near the TorruseRle, are again
in motion and are 10 embark and sail
Tor Papal territory Immediately.
The authorities here are engaged in
shipping war material on board of the
transport vessels with great activity.
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Wanted-A Man.

WHO Is A GOOD FARMER, AND CAN
w give satisfactory evidence that he d
competent 10 take charge or two hundred
acres OF land, on the OHIO River, within ak
edged OF stock, especially OF sheep, ana is of
perfectly temperate hAhIIB can hear of a good
situation by calling at this Office. A man
with wife, without children, and whose wife
would tnke chRE2eof the housekeeping de-
partment IA gentleman and his vile being
the fittnily,l would be preferred. There Is q
Lneyard on the place, and Il IS desirable
that the person apply ing might have q
knowledge OF the culture OF Yrapes-thiH
however, Is not made = condition. none
but a thOrOugh-going intelligent man need
apply. oc3-tf
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Annual Report OF Secretary meCuI.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-The annual re-
port of Secretary McCulloch, for the
fiscal year ending June Goth, is almost
finished, and will, 1t is said, be sent to
the President on the LIST of November.
It was stated, to-day, that as soon as
the annual report of the Secretary is in
the hands OF the President, the strong
forces arrayed in opposition to Mr..
McCulloch, have determined to make q
pull all together, in the work of pro-
curing a change in the Department.
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NEW YORK, Oct, 2S.-The Herald's
City of Mexico special reports that Ad-
miral Tegethotf's credentials had been
received by Juarez.
Advices from Venezuela to the 9th
inst. report that revolts had broken out
in Bolivia and Arragua but the leaders
had been captured. They planned the
assassination of Gov. Falcon.
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fIre.

OeDENsBURe, n. Y, Oct. 2s.-The
Baldwin House, in this village, WIS to-
tally destroyed by fire this morn
ing. A. considerable portion of the
furniture was saved. Loss SIS, 600.
There was 5000 insurance on the build
ing, and Sll 500 on the furniture.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. ga ire
in Wallingford, yesterday, destroy ed
the Episcopal Church, the town Hall,
and Keeler's store. Loss about $50, 900.
Insurance about SlI, 900.
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The Feeling against the state COnstab-
ulAFY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-The Herald q
Boston special says: The popular feel
ing against the State consta bulary came
near having another fatal illustration
this evening. A man named Thomas
Kelley struck one OF the officers named
Thomas Preston and then ran rapidly
away. The constable pursued him
and fired three shots, the last of which
took effect on one of Relley's legs. The
wounded man was taken into custody
and IL Is probable a warrant will be is
sued for Constable Preston's arrest.
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NEW YORK, March 10Th, 1884.
Me.p,. Geo. c. Hls5eiG O.. Hudson, n. Y.

MeGrTs. Geo. c. Httb0eE q Co., Hudson, N. Y.
GENTs-My family having been the re-
Cipient of m arked benefit in health by the
use OF your Golden BitIeTB," am induced
to acknowledge my EenS9 Of gratitude in
IhIs letter which you are privileged 10 use
as you desire. can confidently assert that
since the INST bottle OF your bitteEB entered
INV house have heard OF no complaint Of
dyspepsia. My wife had been troubled with
the malady Ior years. and had also been
much annoyed by piles The symptoms
and The disease have both lett, ana she Is
we'll. Other member Of my family endorse
the good qualities OF your article, and can
onlS say, In conclusiOn. thai should be
happy u give verbal evidence to the doubt
ing any time they may call on me. Win
much regard, L ann
Yours Iply, nn.u.m
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Conservation of st. PatrIcE's Church
New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-St. Patrick IS
seCrated yesterday with imposing GER
emonies. Archbishop M'Closky, the
Bishops of Portland, Hartford, Bur
lington and Brooklyn and forty cler-
gymen were present. Much interest
WAS elected
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NEW York, Oct. GA disastrous
boiler explosion took place at 1920 Sat
urday afternoon, resulting in the COM
plete demolishing of Coles piano forte
factory, situated on Union Hill n. ].
Two men, one unknown, the other
named Chas. Hauscher, were killed and
two others badly scalded.
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PoRTsMoUrH, N. H., Oct. 2s.-Gen.
Sheridan stopped for a few minutes on
his passage through here for Portland
to-day, and shook hands with a large
number Of persons. Asalute was fired
in his honor.
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General thought he could protect the
colored men and preserve order better
than II they voted at the precincts as in
other States.
Internal Revenue receipts to-day.
STI4,69I 90.
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q. r. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
NJ and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer in
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No. IL MRIn
Street, Wheeling, West Virginia.
would respectfully call the attention OF
the public to my large and select stock OF
Copper Stills, Copper and Bras8 Kettiell, Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
JOB work OF all kinds win receive my per-
sonnl attention.
on Wen Casing and Sand Pumps made 70
order ON short notice.
iy26 Il. F. CALDWELL.
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huch a blessing in my iamily that cannot
refrain from sending you this testimonial.
In December last my vie was very SICK
connnement-aud got so very low that some
Rood stimulent was absolutely necessary. l
tried wine but Il did no good. Having bot
tie of '.9olden Bittars' which had been
Given me by q friend, / thought would Try
them; had no faith In them, yet thought
wound give them trial. can truly say
that my wife sained sfrsIlgth and hedhh with
we'll and strong. CheerfulIy do recon-
mend Them 10 all ladies as a gentle and
strengthening stimulanI.
Yours, &C.,
GEO. A. ]. EORMAN,
lG West 9Th at, n. Y
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MKnrHIs, Oct. 2s.-There were eigh
interments yesterday.
The weather Is cloudy aud warm.
There 10 no abatement of the fever.
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YnsEERs. May a 1894.

Me&sTs. Geo. c. Hubbel & %:
your ''Goldan BitterB." 1 can recommend
them with the utmost confidence Is n tonic,
particularly for a change OF diet and water.
II IL as we'll for la0leS and children. giving
them part III q wtne-glRsE two or three times
a day. Yours respectfully,
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The unsolicited recommendations We re-
ceive from all parts Of the globe prove them
to be Just exactly what we claim.
They are purely Vegetable;
They IUiH InUiQ0Tdte aud Strengthen;
They JortGry The system d0GfIiE hs .eutl effects
OF UniChOLeS0nle Water.
Tihey will cure Dygpepsid:
They IOiu cure Heartburn:
77IsV ILfu cure Headache;
They IOiH cure Jdnndice;
17sey Iefu cure Sea Stcl9iets'
7ReI IUil cure General Debility:
IIIey tCiH create q healthy Appetite;
THleV contain no Poisonous DTH0;I
They LUiH LIIUt00Tdte the SpEtenl Of Indigestion
and moderately increase the temperature OF
the body; and the force OF the circulation,
acting, IN fact - a general corIoborant ofthe
system.
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/ AN, gentlemen. yours. with respect.
Cashier EARRlGOu
NEW YoRK, January II. 1884.
Ef,ssrs. Geo. C. R,LbbeI a. o..

NEW YORK. April 2Sd, 1854
Geo. c. Rubbel & Co.-Gentle1lgn: We have
anRIy zed your Golden Bitters, and md that
It's compound parts entitle IL TO the notice Of
the medical profession. Since our nalysis
We have used II in our practice with very
satisfactory results, and fnd 1t particularly
we'll calculated TO correct the arrangement of
rhoea, sick headache, cholIc, &c., Sc, and Is
q superior tonic for daily use In moderate
quantities for aged persons, and also for
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Nh III Ealf g1f afFeef
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LATEsT MARKEB-5P. =

FLoUR-Closed very firm for common
brands.
GRAIN-Wheat-FIr with fair ex-
port demand at g 3Oa2 80 for No.
spring. Rye-Qniet at 81 Goal IS tor
western. ORts-Steady at sc for west
ern. Corn-Moderately active at 81 fl
al ~ for good to choice mixed western.
PRovIsIONs-Pork-S eady and quiet;
sales of 800 bbls mess at 81 l5a2l 1872
cash. closing at SCI l5a2I 30 cash and
regular. Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
Cut Meats-Quiet. BacOn-Steady
with moderate demand.
LARD-Eirm at 131zal39<c for fair TO
prime steam and Kettle rendered.
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Dry goods market dull; prices quite
irregular and somewhat depressed;
Atlantic A heavy brown sheetings l51fc;
Lyman + do l5c; Appleton A offered At
lie; Augusta I3c, now held by agents at
l3Izc; Reynolds a A bleached offered as
low as Il1<c- Prints steady at 125Sc for
all regular makes, bat are in less active
request. Delsines steady at lie for old
styles and 19c for new do: all regular
makes but Spragues selling as low as
l5c. These prices are now lower than
before the whr and consequently the
mills must stop production as they are
losing money.
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READ THE EVIDENCE.


Messrs. Devfns d: Bolton.
GEHTLEMEN:-Fort the last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily nom Sc
we're attacks OF dyspepsia; 70 much SO that
could with difficulty retain q meal In my
s omRch more than twenty minutes. AT
night l experience a great burning in or
about the heart; general depression OF
splits, attended with frequent headache,
Dizziness or dlmness of sight tried va
riUu5 cathArtic compounds and stomach pre-
pArations, without being afforded any eff
IectuaI relief, till used four bottles oI"Hub-
bells Golden Bitter" since which period
have not been troubled with a single one
OF the above complaints. From the benefit
those BItters have afforded me, feel IL my
duty to express publicly my grateful thanks.
4E A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and CollectoH.
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NEW YoEx. October =

NhN 1ofahs OCAODcI
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTroN-A shade lower; sales LOGO
bales at 2Oc for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts 20,O5l bbls; market
| l0al5c better on low grades, with less
doing; sales Il, 600 bbls at IS 65a9 50 for
superfine state and western; $40 lOalO 20
for extra stale; 50 65al3 30 for extra
western; $40 35al3 60 for round hoop
Ohio; $40 5Oal6 90 for st. Louis, closing
quiet; included in the sales were 1000
bbls extra state to arrive soon, on pri-
waite terms. California Flour-Rather
more active; sales l 400 sacks and 800
bbls at S1l 75al3 80. Rye Flour-Sales
800 bbls AT Z 25a9 20.
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady.
N-Wheat-Receipfs ll2,474 bu;
market opened shade firmer but closed
quiet; holders more disposed to realize:
sales 90, 500 blu at 50 2S for straight No.
spring; 81 2Sa2 80 for No. do; 50 35a2 3S
for No. l do; 81 75a2 M for amber state;
S3a3 10 for white Genessee, and am
Der winter Canada on private terms.
| Rye-Quiet; sales 900 bus western at
81 60. Enthusiastically iavOrs buyers;
sales 46, 600 bus; 81 ~ for western; 81 43
al "A for State; 81 sal 30 for prime to
very choice Canada western. Malt
sales 5000 bus at 81 60. Corn-Receipts
203, AS bus; 2a3c lower; sales l6l 600 bus
at 81 4OLaI 43 for western mixed, in
oAoA S hhA hAA1HNN ~ ~ ~ 0A
low. Olts-Receipts los, 5l4 bus; with
out decided changer sales 49,, 600 bus at
S2a821<c for western.
Stock ofGrain in Warehouse-Wheat,
sos. ole bus; Corn, Loss, 666 bus Oats,
l ,474, 1863 bus; Rye, 62, 500 bus; Barley,
$50, 500 bus; Malt, 81, l26 bus; Peas, $500
bus.
GRoCERIEs-R Rice Dull. Coffee
Dull and unsettled; sales $50 sacks Rio
on private terms. Sugar-Quiet and
easier; sales $50 hhds at llSSaI2I<c for
Cuba; 1870 for Porto Rico. Molasses-
Nominal and unchanged
PETKoLBUM-Steady Mt l4al41zc for
crude; 8311a34c for refined in bond.
HOPs-Quiet and unchanged
PRoyIsIoSs-Pork-D and heavy;
sales 1850 bbIs at $2I OOa2I Is for mess:
closing. at S2l II regular; $50 OOa25 10
for prime. Beef-DuIi; sales 1870 bbls at
previous prices. Beef Hams-Quiet;
sales 90 boxes at::S29 so. Bacon-Quiet;
sales 400 Ibis Cumberland cut, part AT
ll7<c for November; remainder AT IKE
for December; 70 boxes StraffOrd cut
at 1870. Cut Meats-HeaVy; sales 2ls
packages at ll1<al22<c for shoulders
15al7c for hams.
LARD-Firmer; ssles 20 bbls at l3a
1876.
BUTTER-Quiet at 2Oa42c for State.
CHEEsE-DuIl at llaI6c.
FREIGHTs To LIvERPooL-Quiet and
steady.