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, 1868-05-29
Notice to Absent Defendant,
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. ss
COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. (
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
j. Judicial District. To A. HUMPHREY You arc
hereby notified that DANIEL DRUMHELLER and
SAMUEL JOHNSON have filed complaint against
you in Court which will come on to be heard at the
first term Of the Court, which shall commence more
than two months after the 5th day of May, 1868, and
unless you appear at said terE and answer, the same
will be taken as confessed and the prayer thereof
granted The object and prayer Of said complaint is
to recover from you the sum of one hundred and
thirty dollars and interest thereon due on a prom
issor7 note executed by you to Plaintiffs on the st
day Of june 1868. And that your property has been
attached in the premises. Complaint fled May 1885,
NIX & LANGFORD.
90 em Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
, 1868-05-29

CoNeREssIoEAL SfEEcHEs-Miss Cady
Stanton, who has been eanvassing among
Congressmen at. Washington for her new
paper, says she is surprised to learn, on the
best authority, that probably two thirds of
the set speeches read from manuscript, are
not the productions Of those who deliver
them, but are prepared by newspaper rel
POrters, and the literary gentleman at Wash
ington.
, 1868-05-29
Notice to Absent Defendant.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, G,

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLA. I
In Justiee's COuri, before o. p. Lacy, j. p.
ITO A. MORRISON: You are hereby notified that
i ]. W. GR0OMS has fled complaint against
you in said Court, which will come TO be heard up
the 25th day of June, 1863 at 10 o'clock A. NJ at
said Justices Office in Walla Walla, which ia two
months from the time OF publication, and unless you
appear at said time and place. and answer said com
plant, the prayer of the will be granted. The
object and prayer of said complaint is to recover
of you the sum of Sixty seven dollars and eighty
cents and costs of suit for money paid deen-
dant and for stable bill. o. p. LACY,
l9-2m Jnsticc Of the Peace.
, 1868-05-29

FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Our friend Rooms, of
of the Ice Cream Saloon, will accept our thanks
for bountiful supply of strawberries, the first
of the season. If the weather ever gets warm
enough, Rooms promises to feast his patrons on
strawberries and cream.
, 1868-05-29
Notice to Absent Defendant.
OF WASHINGTON,

OOUNTY OF W ALA WALLA. 7
In Justices Court, before o. p. Lacy, j. P.
ITO A. HUMPHREY, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that
i A. J. EVANS has fled a comp laint against you
in said Court, which will to be heard on the
18th day of July, 1868. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ at said
Justices office, in Waa Walla which is two months
from the time Of publication, and unless you appear
at said time and place and answer said complaint,
the prayer Of the same will be granted. The object
and prayer OF said complaint is to recover of you the
sum of one hundred dollars, due from you to the
plaintiff On promissory note. .. P.LACY
22-Sw Justice of the Peace
, 1868-05-29

INPRovEMEST.-We are pleased to notice a
manifest improvement in the demeanor of attor>
neys practicing before the District Court, The
bullying of witnesses has been checked, and
gross personalities are no longer INDUCED in by
opposing counsel. The parties heretofore in the
habit of outraging decorum and decency, begin
to feel the force of public opinion, and hence
the improvement in their manners.
, 1868-05-29

FoURrH OF JULY.-We are requested to sug-
uest that q meeting be held at the City
Council room, on Tuesday evening next, for the
purpose of making arrangements for the cele-
bration of the Fourth of July. A general attend
ance of citizeOs is desired.
, 1868-05-29
Notice to Whom it may Concern.

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the undersigned will please present them Tor pay
inent Immediately. All persons knowing themselves
ea and make paynent within Thirty Days from date;
an aceouuts nsetIea at the expiration Of that time
r;lI ba pIaced In the hands Of Attorney for Col
lection. BLOWN hfoS- q ".
, 1868-05-29

CoMPLMESrARY CoNcERr.-we understand that
arrangements are being made to tender Mrs. J.
F. Wood complimentary concert, to come off
on Thursday evening, June llth.
, 1868-05-29
Notice to Absent Defendant,
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, 4
COUNTY OF WAILA WALIA

COUNTY OF WALLA WALLAI IS.
In Jpstiee's Court. before o. p. Lacy, j. p.
ITO A. j. THIBODO: You are Lereby notified
L that Greene, Heath & Allen have filed com
plant against you in Sad court, which will come on
to be heard upon the 7th day of July 1868 at 10 o'clock
A.. NJ at said Justices Office, in Walla Walla which
is two months from the time of publication and un-
less you appear at said time and place, and answer
said complaint the prayer of the will be granted
The object and prayer Of said complaint is recover
Of you the sum of One Hundred dollars for real
estate sold to your wife. o. P. LACY,
Wala Walla, May 8, 1868. Justice of the Peace.
, 1868-05-29
Internal Revenue Notice.

CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, Olympia, May Q, 1868.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ASSUMES THE
Il duties Of Collector of Internal Revenue of .he
District of Washington Territory.
223t HAZARD STEVENS. Collector
, 1868-05-29
Notice to the Public.

III AvlNG SOLD OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS TO
IL Messrs. P. Lippitt & Co., we take this method
OF thanking our customers and the public in general
for their liberal patronage. and would ask for our
successors tho continuance of the same.
BROWN BROS, & co.
Walla Walla, May !, 1868. 2l-Im
, 1868-05-29

LIFE INsgRAScE.-Mr. J. Fairchild, Agent for
the New England Mutual Life Insurance Cons
pany, is now in town and prepared to issue
policies.
, 1868-05-29
Notice to Property Holders.

DR0PERTY HOLDERS OR AGENTS OF PROP
Il erty in the City limits, are hereby notified that
their yards and alleys must be cleaned out on or be-
fore the first day of June. No manure shall be
thrown into any street If the above is not attended
to within the time stated, the City Marshal will
Ike 1t in hands. By order of the
% II STREET COMMITTEE.
, 1868-05-29
NOTICE.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
l. concern, that my wife NJ. ]. KENOYER, has
LETT my bed and board without cause or proyocaton
and will not be responsible COR any contracts or in
debtedness that she may incur. J. A. KENOYER.
May I8, 1863 93-lmE
, 1868-05-29
NOTICE

TINE BOOK ACCOUNTS OF DIR. W. c. GIBSON
i have been placed in the hands Of the und ensign
ed for collection. All persons knowing themselves
indebted, are notified to come forward Immediately
and make settlement either by cash note or other
wise they will be sued upon.
2l-3w OPIACY
, 1868-05-29
THE OREGON STATE FAIR FOR 867
wALLA wALLA. W. T., April 10th, 1858.

" ALA WALLA, ", T., April 10Th 1868.
We the undersigned certify that we have used the
PIONEER WASHING MACHINE, and cheerfuly
recommend it IA the BEST we have seen, and is
in every respect just what it is represented.
Mrs L lsaacs, Mrs II Lasater, Mary Sampson,
Mrs Snider, Ars.A Roberts Mrs B Hawley,
Mrs Stewart. Mrs G Savage, Mrs Hancock,
Mrs j Z Wood, Mrs Evins, Mrs S Jacobs,
Mrs Whitley, Mrs Dewar. Mrs j W Foster,
Mrs Wies, Mrs W Newell, Mrs Northrop,
lS-tf WIN. GLASFORD.
, 1868-05-29
NOTICE.

T WOULD RESPECTFULLY inform nv friends
Il and the public, that during my absence in Mon.
tana, Mr.. A. MCDONALD will act as nv agent, and
will be found at my place OF business and those bay.
ing any business to transact with me will please ap-
ply to him: P.FUHR.
Walla Walla, W. T., May 10, 1868. 99-tf
, 1868-05-29

lots OF tue prosecution 10 Jusllce'
CONFIRMED SwINDLER.-G. G. Richardson,
the man whose sudden disappearance we noticed
last week, Turns out a confirmed swindler. His
debts, as far as ascertainod, in this Valley foot
up over Sl3, 900; in this sum is included several
thousand dollars of borrowed money. During
the two years that Richardson lived at Walla
Walla bis habits were excellent he was an
active member of the Good Templars, and gen.
orally was regarded "nice young man." 1t
turns out that all this sanctity was assumed for
the purpose of enabling him the more effectu-
ally to swindle our too confding people. One
of his creditors who followed him to Boise City,
writes under the date of May 25th: 81 have
been here for three or four days, devising means
to get hold of about Il, 900 lbs. pounds of bacon
that Richardson left at different places in this
city. find that Richardson sold all the bacon
to "Van," his red d.haired partner, who is now
at Owyhee. Richardson left here on the night
of the l7th, for Salt Lake he called himself
William Wilkinson. l have no doubt but that
be bought the bacon and borrowed money of
different partes-I hold his note for $2lOO-
with the intention to swindle every one he owed.
Whilst at Boise City, he was in the habit of
getting drunk, this notwithstanding his high
position in the Good Templars. Human nature
is weak" We learn that Richardson was born
near Bangor, Maine, and grew up in that neigh
borhood In addition to his Wala Walla credit.
Ors, gentleman is now here from Portland, who
represents a claim of 50, 400. He seems to have
been no respecter of persons but victimized all
alike, merchants, teansters and packers. His
total Indebtedness far as ascertained, is about
$4,000, not one dollar of which is likely to
be recovered. Our Salt Lake and other ex-
changes will confer favor by giving the scamp
q notice
, 1868-05-29
PIONEER wAsHER!
WIN. GLAsFoRD, Agent for Walla Walla
County

NNHIS CELEBRATED WASHING MACHINE IS
Il nnrivacd for its simplicity, Durability and the
rGPa"y and ease OF its action washing the drtiest
clothes perfectly clean in from five to ten minutes.
with but slight labor, and lasting with care for ten
years. The wear and tear of clothing in washing by
this machine is much les than by any other process
1t is easily worked by one person. This machine
captured the Special Premium at the California State
Fair and at
THE OREGON STATE FAIR FOR 1867,
and all who have used it freely pronounce it an IN
UdIudbe aid to houseSeepers Parties wishing TO
to give the Machine trial will please call at my
Sash Factory.
, 1868-05-29
PAINTS AND PAPER HANeINaS.
Oissolution Notica

Dissolution Notice.
THE C0PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
i istng between the undersigned Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All debts due to the
late firm are payable to TIMOTHY LEE. aud by
whom all liabilities Of said firm will be settled.
t2l-A) TIM LEE,
LEGS Bridge, May ?, 1858. JOSEPH HERRHaE.
, 1868-05-29

AcQUIrrED.-Benj. Geany and his wife, the
parties indicted by the late Grand Jury on the
charge of having murdered their infant child,
had their trial before the District Court, on
Friday last, and were honorably acquitted. The
evidence went 10 show that the prosecution was
altogether malicious, and had for its object the
qualification Of private spleen. The jury was
out only long enough to take single ballot, and
on coming into Court returned verdict of "Not
Guilty !" The verdict was received with cheers,
and the accused at once discharged from custody
We have never before known such an outrage
upon the provisions of law, and can only regret
that there is no means of bringing the origina-
tors of the prosecution to justice.
, 1868-05-29
Two to Four Minutes!

NICE AND CLEAN. We cheerfully recommend it
to the Farmer and Dairyman great practical
benefit to them, and advise all those who stand in
need of such aids in their business to give the Men,
denhal Paoent Churn trial before applying else
, 1868-05-29

WTE, THE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby certify
w that the MENDENHALL PATENT CHURN,
for which Mr.. W. A. MOODY is the Agent, has been
tried by US and in our presence, and we know that
it can perform its work in from
, 1868-05-29

Coon APyIcE.-subseribe for your local paper.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

NDYENOODS-LOewOod Jamaica has been quite active,
eeieS hfue made Ot 2OO TINS at something - thdh
5 gold; all kinds Of Fustcs have been quiet, only 90
tans having chan used hands, at about $50 gold We loucs
tie arrival OF TWO small carcOes q: new CamNood. At
tie clgse the market for al klaus IA duh
tnsaerate 0esud FOR state and Western Flour soon
s..er las, review the low and medium grades were
l,esngy offered and decline was submitted 10,
bbt the close OF Change on Saturday hrncr feeling
vas srpaTcnf. a.I since then with more aflNe, local
AHd speculative inquiry, prices Of the low ana nigh grades
have Improved: the supply u these grades proving very
igE aBi the daily receipts moderate. It viii br seen
vOusy Estimated aud We find than half OF it con-
Stats ~ medium grades, or M the following prCpCIubns
eeyeutweiuLs G-IO medium grades three-tNelitns D!D
high Or Family grades and twotwefths t2-lD low
gsades. IL viii BE from the above That we LAD
. yerg limited supply of Shipping brsnds-heDce
our CNr OFT, must prove light for some weeks.
TOas Inquiry is fiT the close II the year. aud
diam brands steady aud birh grades stronger Tie
demand Is mainly for tic home trade Inc sales are Goo
bas al s to9sJ - lOr 6Jpcrue eate 50 GO0S9 90 Iof
lncuOr Extra state and River sc 1880 60 for E&tra
State SO C5G Gil for Fancy do. 50 S0s0 - SHIPPING
Ohio: SO 65Qsi4 Cj for Trade and Family do. s. 55UsO
e5 FOR tie lO@ grades Oi Western Extra SO JGn 90 lOr
god 10 choice spring Wheat EXGsi 81 4JQS2 60 Tor
Amber Winter Wheat ANA Extra Indiana aud Achigah;
$50 S5 Tor Willie Wheat do DO, ana ~ - alO Tor ~
Louis Extras California FlonP steady bat quiet sales
Of 45o Db az So C0a3 g. southern tiour Is IN lT re-
quest, and is nner; The stock IL iedlHed; ses on lJ
bbls - 7J0<l for binary 20 good Extra Baltimore
and Country sl1 IJOtli 15 for Extra and Family Georgia
and Virginia. and 81 0sl5 FOR Extra ana amly Maryland
and Delaware. Eye ilyurIs qGCt hes "a ~ bbls az
g. JOd Com Neal - ngmeri sIcs ot Loo nDl al
r. l30 20 for Jersey, ana So % Tor Cy blcA"htat
Z fl Ode. "a r 1 a. 9 4 IL
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

tnowu before tins year NC dn GS average nee
s In 1851 and $50 CONSIDER The Weld Of the Lake
iaSSfaf iaS iGGS as. Since 1866 o % lss $780, los iS ' 3 1874
I0l; 1859, 112- 1888, SOC esOO; 1866 1000 tuns
@ H. 5 the pat s ST work. % be Sat tGSih GCtheT
1856 Several mines fotal is estimated at 100000
saGw eSt;eG o26T ye d o have rS Ssms sSc Eat
and 3,0JtUO Wfiss than in former years. Both con-
.mesTS haSs @ have fallen on S SoS 70 H0o
O00 against ogast 929OOO0 In 1856, and % 900 900
ls,oe0,0)O 90 M"r TIC supply Tor 1867 has probably
R SaaRa VI 'gs9s 5 S aS 10000 c " s a' aa sh0 be To
stock lmpns, bic say what influence the pres
eesE sE price win have on the production OF next year
Nsh~,d go tuns mostly Minnesota TO France and Ger
49, The stock Of this brand Is reduced to mere
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
COMPARATIVE PRICES, JAN. /.

COAIr-Tuo markct Ior D0mestc has beeh IalI' anu
with Moderate arrivals, prices are steady at S4GS5 90
tn Tl. public sale OF Scranton announced for to-day
Vas postponed 20 the Sth proXimo In Foreign limited
bnsfiess las been done for want Of stock aud we hear
only Of no Liverpool House. Canal, and Ship at $50
a tlsu ot2,2i0 70.
'COFFIis-C Common and inferior grades OF Rio Coffee
sre st ery dun aud prices unsettled and nOmiual but
for the bttr qualities the demand Is fair at steady rates
Several Invoices have been sold follows 6OO per cam
penerO 90, per North America 232 per Agnes 68a per
1eyyzie Troop 800 per Jarlen Oh spot ana l5Ge per
AstTca arrive private terms The stock OF klO IN
tie couury as made up 10y MeSsrs William Scott Sons,
tis mO. 2255Sl bags OF WHICH $4,000 are ut New
Orleans Galveston 1000 at Mobile, 800 at Bal
tinare 1909 at Philadelphia, and 144oSl az this port
C,Iser stiles dUll and nOminally unchanged About
100 bas 81. Domingo have been shipped from hrst
N suIe
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

4d ad H. rnn VI aad demand chiefly for
home consumption. Fine dairies OF rSins are scarce
and wanted.
COMPAhATGyE PRIcHs IN sEw.YoRK. JAN. J.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

RECEIPTS OF PRODrCE.

Dec 3i.-5,317 bbls. Flour, 25s bbs Whisky, so
bbls Corn Meal 39i? sacks Corn Neal 25G3 bush Wheat
ss59s bush. Corn 22O bush Oats 35 bush Rye AIS bush
Barley, pgs Ashes 80 pkgs Beet 965 bbs Pork, 63
pkgs Cut Meats 450 pkgs Lard 800 kegs do $50 sack
Ocake, l723 bbs. Petroleum. ls37 pkgs Butter, 2,6
pkgs. Cheese, 900 bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

Tc,,l 70 Great Britain ard N. Ccu
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

TIN-Flg TN rs lNI-T WlIH0lt WN0t-EI8 DU7lHg.s;
Straits I. quoted 2ijc Banca 2Gc English Zsc gold The
prce advanced from ic for Straits the 2d ~ January
Ia 4Gc i'm September declined again 10 23c. In November
nud mas since gradually risen. The stocks small both
I'm first aud dealers hands From the East Indies $4,000
slabs arc on to way, oncaifof which overdue. The
Dostou OF the article favorable one, for the ad
Wees during the summer Of decrease In the
supply from the East Indies fully confirmed. The
wear show falling of OF 81 slabs The imports Of 1867
at Boston aud New-IOrk amount to 6OO slabs Banca,
ppainst 1900 In IN 1865 Goo In 1861; 1920 slabs
Straits against 10000 Ia lG, 1880 III 1868. 1900 III l5ti
IO tu. equal 10 q 800 slabs English agnnst 100 tuns n
1856 9a I6G tuns III 1861 total, COCo0 slabs,
against l07 in 1855, p06J0 I'm 1865, 5000 in 1851
$500 in 1862 7l2GO In i6C2 1920 In 1861 72so IN 1900
Iodays stocks are estimated 1T l slabs Straits 1900
Bauca equal 10 200 English. Total In Boston and
York. 1900 slabs against $1,000 slabs on the 3st Dec.
1866 10 700 1865; Ig0 29j0 1868; 81 O0 1902 II 800,
1861 29JC0 1860 10 tho stocks OF Jan 1891 J01o slabs,
ye add the import II G0GO09i 300 slabs and deduct
port 10 London 1900 and todhys stock OF 1901
and estimate the deliveries FOR consumption this year at
~ 100 aba against coo slabs IN 1906 72i0 1866 496Q
Ial 6l5O 1863; 90 100, 1862 A. 500. l6C 63G0O ISC0
COMPARATIVE rEICLo JAN ].
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
PRICES. IAN. l

HENP-The market for American IL not very active;
we heard Of about 30 tns Dressed at S25Gs0 the latter
for Double Dressed Manila is very quiet indeed 6nd
hear Of transactions. Other descriptions duD at
about DrC yiuus trtcqs
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
COMPARATIVE PRICES ron TIVE YEARS.

lsfi. 1855. 1Ff. 1851. 1893.
t7srsr p n....24,tlc :I4lIc I2l glc Bale nGI5e
SAITPErER-TAc market n quiet. but firm for Crude
and Refined quotation for tho former IS lOc and tho
latter Ifr Nitrate of soda Is very dun 80 &c., gold
TORACCO-TAerc has boon "A fur amount OF bu'ines
doing. owing I'm great measure, 10 tie dDsie o.
hoics close ont odd lots, Hnd the general touc ~ tho
ms et i, dull Prices reduced, closing steady at tho
doo,,aa. Sales Of 9i7 hHds kcLlnehY a @lCc.
~ JANbAhi
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
COMPARATIVE PRICES JArU.

sOAP-Casiilc continues steady, and we note sales OK
about 30 boxes NJ l5d17c; tn' demand Is fair.
COMPARATIVE PRICES JAS. /.
SAiT-No demand " Importance Market quiet dnd
prices unchanged.
COMPARATIVE PRICES FOR FIVE YEARs.
1854. lsr5. 1870. lsfI. lsfs
eTMAC-Wc note sales Of Sicily a <i2. t-2l pcr tul
there has been moderate business prices arc much the
stIue 20 last week.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

APTERNOON PROVISION MARKET, - oCLocx-Ih mar
ket for Pork Is dull Old Mess at 81 0s2 " sales VI se
bbls New Western Mess seller February, at s22 %.
PETROLEUM-TEe market for both Crude and Refned
in bond has been dull but ia prices We have no particular
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
COMPARATIVE PRfcrs JAN. l.

1866 1857. 1scs
Tsssrr a. M...........f rs 10 S33 81 oUG
MOLASSLs-Thc demand II f.ir. aud though without
any actual advance TIE market las assumed n more
Ftcady tone; sales ~ 80 hhd. and 30 b- Claycd ana
Iusc0vado at Sic; go hbs AewOreans 40 T519Oc; 90
MpscOvado. AID 70 do Porto Rico private terms
Dy auction. 2s5 bls Now Orleans at 7Cl &c.,. cash.
CnMnA I'VE InInLs IS NEM-lnAn. IAs
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

ZTNC-The inquiry the past week has been limited,
and prices are somewhat nominal.
COMPARATIVE PRICES, JAN. l.
1867. 1867. 1893.
sheei, y R9l2lS il6llia
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
COMrAEATIyE rRIcLs JAN. !.
COMPARATIVE PRJcEsFoR EIGHT YEARS.

TALlOW-A fair inquiry Tor ths afucie anu nle lnl-
ket Ia er; sales OF 10000 ~ lOsc Tor western,
aud lOl a ii kc. FOR Cty-the latter for Choice.
COMPARATIVE rRiCEs FOR FIVE YEARS.
1874 1865. 1905 1861 1893
Iuq?le l7al8o i3idlic iii1uie Oi3le
WOOI-We lave had steady fair demand from manu-
facturers for Domestic ceces and, with moderate sup
uy prices havo ruled In favor Of the seller and We note
n Slight Improvement on the low grades Pulled w0ols
Lave ruled firm Texas Is sala5e Foreign heeces arc
IT, a
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

WesteTp tbin oIl0ng. g..............4 4I S49 500
OIL MEAL-The inquiry is steady, and prices are I'M
changed; sales bags State at " J0aS2 50 100 b.
and retail lots at 81 600s2 IS y 100 D. .
PROVIsIONS-In Pork We have had good degree OK
activity; prices soon after last declined and hucu
ated slightly but of hate with indications of revival OF
business after holidays and greater ease In the money
market more active demand preyaned In part speeu
lative and prices rapidly Improved 10 day on Change
the market for Pork firm, holders generally ASKING
m advance but IN the absence OF business OF importance
prces were nominal or Old Mess 80 bbis were sold at
sol 90 regular though At the close sellers unable TO
Obtain bids and the market Is undetermined For future
delivery OF 600 bbs New Western Mess seller Ee
ruary at $2 G2 and $50 bbls do seller March, at s22 10
Beef Is more active, the demand being both for export
and Eastern account sales OF @25 bbs at fs9$Y for
Plain Mess and Ss 5G9$ for Extra do. Terce Beef Is
selling rather freely prices are unchanged sales
OF 800 tes India Mess private terms Beef Hams are
dun at S3O1S32 Cut Meats quiet sales OF lO5 pigs.
nc 99gIc for CITY Dry5aed Shoulders, aud i2tc for do.
Hams. Bacon is fairly active aud rm for deslrabie
brands sales OF 400 at 6l0c for o., and lc
for H. r. Dressed hogs frmer; we quote at st9sio
for Western 9G9c for City. Lard Is more active at
az 0i2!c 1 ol2ge City, 2s 02lc for fair to prime
steam, and l3c for Kettled Rendered
EXPORTS or PROVISIONS.
Pork Beef Bacon. Butter Cletse. Lard Tai.
5blG tuaG tuna tuna uni tuna
Total IN Great Britain and
the Continent for the 49, -
week cad Dec ~, 1867. $40 BB ~ Jb us "
Since Sept J. GG7..... 588i 81 i0J 56O4 lt HR s21J ~
Ssme time $50 838 IL e54l I,J7 1857
RECEIPTS or PROVISIONS.
PorL Beet Lard Butter Cheese
For the week ending Dee -
s.s:. 3: sa; sss is.,.. ,ss lSs 7sa IN ns naa
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
ARATIyE PRICES N GEw.YoRK, JAN I.
COMPARATIVE PRICES IN KEw-roPK JAN. !

IEAD-Pg quoted AT Csc gold. for ordinary FJrciCn
On the 2d Of January the price gold tu March ~
declined 70 Ole, and tbs has been the quotation ever
although occasional sales hayo been made fraction
higher or lower Since the introduction or tie Auatrc
Cable manufacturers possess increased facilities Tor CV
ing direct orders and tie sales in the open market have
become less important The imports for the yrnr
Amounted $500 tuns. against 2IlO tuus Ia 1879.
1900 tuns I'm 1855 o. tuns IN 1884, 2C00 tuns IN 1863
50 2O tuns In IS 800 ia r q 900 tuns VA 1900 OF
the above 1860 German lead. t,iiO tuus IN
gsh6 Spanish, and 25j0tuns French The stocks
estimated at $500 tuus. against 400 tuns ON the
slt Dec 1906 1000 tho SIs Dec 1905: 6OO uns
the Dec 1861 none. 1863; 5OO turs ON tho Jls
Dec 1872 100 the 3lsi Dee, 1905 $500 tuns on
the ast Dec 1900 and the deliveries fDr consumption
22OG0 uns against 2G5O tuns In 1876 1900 tnns IA
lsG5, 2O0 tuns In 1884, 202Otus Ia 1906 $3.50 tdns ia
1862. l5,OOO tuns in lsi, ~ 00O TINS ~ 1900
LIhE-KOCklaud has been ia very fair demapD, prices
have ruled In scller-' favor, but show 10 particular
change sales at 81 90 FOR Common, and 81 s5 for Lump
The following are tie comparative pices OF Common
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

NAVAL sTORES-sTius Turpeuune has been in fair
demand aud mas ruled quite firm; abOnt 800 hb sold IN
lots at 81 5lsc aud 4ic. in bond Crude Is quiet
Rosns generally firm, and far buEgcss done !;
TIC low grades are scarce and waDtcd saes Of bbs
Common az q. 2l2 bbl-. Common Strained at s. (nOw
held hgher go bbls. Good do. at s. l2i 400 bbls No
Lat s. 2 aud 100 bs better grades IN lots from s. 500
81. Tar IL quiet, but firm. Pitch dull.