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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-10

80 -. =. MADISON, Dec. s. D
The survivors of the terrible acci1
dent unite in praise of the manage
ment OF, the America, after the COLI
sion. It was not thirty Seconds after
the boats collided before the States
was a mass Of flames from stem to
stern. The America might have been
saved, had it not attempted, which it
was her duty to do, to save the passen-
gers on the States. Those saved owe
their lives to the GOODNESS of the Off
GERS and crew of the America. Her
engines were kept moving until the
boat was made fastito the shore. The
pilot stood at his post until the pilot
house was burning around him, and
then left to avoid suffocating. The
destruction of these fine steamers, and
the most terrible result in loss of life,
the fate of missing friends, have cast
a gloom over the community. We
still hope that some of our missing
friends have made the shore at some
point below, and have been saved. sd
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IS The IDuplicate ofo1ao.,


The grand,tax duplicate of Ohio has
just been prepared and made spublic,
The total valuation of land,undsr tax
alton is S500,840999s liberalization of
real estate in cities, towns andounages
Is $IS2, ,611 ,48S; the!valeation ofohattel
property is $460,90s, 1893; making a
total valuation of $b143, ,46l, $780, The
tax levies ion this . duplicate are as
follows: HsIs9qgG ysami! a.It roa frd
stats putposes-sinkiag funds. sd $40 1e1, Il
general revenue liz, ,153 g3
common schoelSstG q, ,aSS, SIT IS
'r6til state ppafposesq 4. :.9.iij jSs,0gt; ;I5s, 50
County pprpeses $500 gI5 9S, sg.,,,.s ~;
Township purposes. 6S1s,460 81 It"'''iH-' Saf /
esies tsd soMas SRliaoorpora, sa ss7uo94ib aid
ri Total tax levies -. ,.,.,.,.,., $50 $50 f4s 64
This sum, is S5S5, ,5s2.9 larger than
that of fS67-an increase 'inR all the
taxes except those for county purposes
whichare decreased S367, ,562.G0.s The
rate of taxation for, state purposes for
this, year remain tho same as last year,
viz. one and two-tentlis mills for the
payment of the interest and principle
of the public debt; one mill for the
support Of the goverpmentsf land one
and three-tenthsomills rs, for the main
tenance Of the common sehools--,total
three and one-halfmills.
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NOTICE T0dINV ALIDS!
GaI 4B. Snyder, M d.
-r.a, GERMAN PHYSICIAN, ... '',.z
RAyENNA, OHIO,

Taking advantage Of recent discoveries made
by.eminent NIierossopists to determine the ac-l
tual condition Of the blood, and excretions in f.
health and disease, claims to arrive at correct
conclusions in analyzfng Acute and Chronic
Diseases, blythe microscope andehemical agents. !:
Diseases thus unveiled of the mystery former
1y surrounding them, become amenable to treat
ment, and not. subject to the dangerous expert
ments of those who "gWess lGtithe disease, - and
usethe stomach as crueible to be- filed with
poisonous chemical agents to confirm or contro-
vert their opinions of the seat and nature Of
diseases. a si'lf.. 30 s.E-ris,H -5ra.r
Office in Dodge's Block. -. y ...- y,,---
Residence, Gillette House yseps, '6s, 1ys ,7
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Our Advertising Patroonls---The
Places to do RnginasS..ls spirI


The following is g list of our advertising pat
E. I. RICHARDSON &1soNs@-Hardware. ~
L. MUsSER-Glothing aHd-Furnishing Goods.
Y n. .kAHN-Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
FLATH & POE--Clothing and Furnishing Goods
9 S. NJ; B4ssErT-BooEs eand Stationery and
TaNoE a%rRlfIs Els itufte e and erockery
and Glassware ssIh EGiiod 81 Eiz5G H. ! =
= z. G. PHILLIPS Furniture and Grockery, and
puRHAM s W AtT2Bfeoots and Shoes: ''''a' BIZ
: WARQ. & GURLEY-Grocers, and Dealers in
Cfoekery and GlassWarelad s.ti In sTGfe ii -
I LEWIS s. GoRRINGE-Saddles and Harnesses
BEE BEEcHERr afesETAouRTDr Goods spd Gro
n. CoSvERsE-Dry Goods and Groceries n
Q j. S. SMITH 90 Co-.Dry Goods and Groeeries.,
\ C. S. CoTTER-SiIYer and Brass Platter, Bell
Hanger and Locksmith. ''''i' u TE7n 7F'i Z
; f.. JONES Marble Works .......z.
F. BaARToNIshihgIe a TON gie FACTORY SsaS e79d#o
+, iSEooNDN NATIONAL: BANK. Ravenna---Baukers
GEfeER iif s MUNRoEMB NUM- facIsmithnE ehi kefs
DIR. D. R. JENNINGS-Dentist - sS1't77sHar. =
: BRAINERD- q MAseNLFlour and Feed ff
WIN, E. BRADLEY-Ravenna Summit Mill
DIR. 83.I. b. B.SNYDER--Ierman Physician.
F; PoE BROTHER Druggists and Apotheearies
makTS G5 al ndg kdRpLEManutaeturers az @ @ of Car
r. H. oRvIs-Patent Boot-Jaek.e ii.,os.n
I r; r: A GILLETTE T. Cow eddell House. Cleye-
F. E. UDELL-Dealer iii CoaLacIg hosj nH5-
=, GiEes.s Tailor and Agent for
, a. II. CLINE-LumbeF Dealer.
WIN. CooLMANNDealsr in Coal -
CoTTER & TRISSLER-Electro PIaters
:, D; w. Goss-Dry Goods and Groceries, Edin-
FURRY 6 KINGECafriage Manufacturers. :
II. WHITLoCK-LicensedA Auctioneer
L. r, WAIT-Dealer in Watches, Jewelry, &c.
-II89d PROFESSION ALGARDS.
AHToRNEFs-EDGAR W. MANSON Garrettsyille
RANNEY & HAFFTEbD, Rayenna. L
as.. l5t w 4 p FIN THOMAS 40 lrHoa7 lEeq
s7a'diioiANsoH W ;BEE1AS, E9AS, lsiDp %ne III
--t3"SA IS. DiNoRToN, sfstt i.fH..E ..ri-
r, 't .,r. NJ. Stuart. Sc
; '''iss'i5s' D. l. ROCKWELL. sd Kent. z3f
PHYsIoIANs7IOsEPHW W AGGoEER. NJ. ID. ...
Z" a. W. ALCORN. NJ. d. -'i % ti-s'i-.j-'f
s-:5sE 5Belding g Stedman. NJ, D., se,;4 -!
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Terrible Disaster---Steamboat Collision
on, the Ohio sRiEer---75 or so Lives Lost
s MADISON, IND, Dec. s..
TheY Madison Courier says of the
terrible accident on the Ohio River
last night: At half-past eleven o'clock
the magpifeent steamer United States
descending, and the America ascend
ing, collided at Rayle's landing, about
two miles above Warsaw, on the In
diana side. The States had a quanti-
Fly of petroleum on her guards. The
America struck the States ON the star
board on the right hand side, forward
of the steps, cutting into her q censid
cradle distance, sinking the States.as,=
In two minutes the fire was commu-
nicated in some way to the petroleum
oil, and as soon as the boats, ,collided
they were in flames. 1t is said some
mistake was made in the signals. :, The
America blew her whistle. twice.
which the pilot on the United States
apparently did not hear. The Amer,
lica again signaled by two blasts of the,
whistle, and the United States an.
Kswered it, but it was too late, as the
steamers were on the point of COLI
slon.2oTIaiui =;iEE : s3tasy af.,.-;g., -T
The, excitement was terrible. 1t is
supposed that seventy-fiye or eighty
persons lost their lives. Several of
our citizens, were ON the United States.
returning from Cincinnati. Three of
these--Mr. Steele BrightILe Vance,
and o. B. Sappington-are among the
missing. The Receiving CLERK, James
Johns, of the States, is missing. ~
1t is estimated, but under the cir.
cumstanees this, must beya mere guess,
that 33 women on the States were
lost. Mr. NJ. 6. Taylor, clerk of the
America, after securing, the books,
register, and iNaluables, went through,
the cabin, kicking in the, doors of, the
state rooms. To this precaution, and
thecool intrepidity of Mr., Taylor, no
nVeswere lost on. the America .,....r
I Our townsman, Harvey Foster, was
on the States returning, g,lff from Cincin-
natl He informs for us9s Us that hlaqttithe be and a
party from this city had just, left the
ladies cabin, where they had serenaded
Mr.. Inskeep and lady. 'i'l' i.'' - "
Ia Mr. Fostear" was 1aa$5is standing in the cab
in near the clerks Office Mr.. Bright
was on the outside. The Latter came
running in saying that the steamers
were coming together They felt the
shock. Mr.. Foster looked around i'm
mediately, and all forward was in
flames. He ran aft, and with the help
Of a deckhand Ioosened one Of the
t Tenders on i which both foated ashore.
Mr.. Inskeep and 1adya' jumped from
the States to the deck of the Atnerica,2
T a distance of Is feet, and were saved;
loosing all their clothing. Suromga
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Nws rrEsIs.
GStd. sI95sssd sd' on Monday a $, ,s5zS.

stB5It- E1AHatt- -fffs
IT1issaid thatSenator Dooiittle will,
afteRgtiae 4shrofbM March next, become
fes1HehI OF 4ahlcag0,W where. he, propos-
es tofreommeheeedhe practice OF; the
lawsni ifliTi 5etfsig I1;fi5 aiit s.gi 45
JESSE 3FHoNFseE, the supposed assas-i
sin offfiesdtes aens HIEDMAN, of AR
kaIrsasyhds be6n captured at Vieks-
burg7ia9spa1 hire .7aGlg 4srig1i gsGt
Gov .esTEkRY.fo Of Pennsylyailia. on.
the 4th 4th ii in st.. re prieVed Hester Vaughn
under Sentence Of death for the mur-
der Of her infant IT as'9. s''z tiaHei 8
ScaissoosSs 8 steam mill at Palmer. Mass.
and large ges block adjoining were
burna on the evening of the 1st inst.
Loss estimated at $40, 600, '44h 'a't
CgspI1S p,ly1s,7y.s' pl,,1y yys u, a,,+hS az.
canal boat ReBe. was arrested at Buffa-,
10 on the night Of the 4th fnst,.. for
Highway, robbery, being charged with
rohbigg John Morse of S62 who was
traHeAHg VIII l66h his son to join his =, fam =
1ly lAss4iAlchqlltgsalni lad f.s3s s,a s,es sgoiil
DgRING the fmonth of November
there were issued to the Central Paeif,,
ic Railroad oflCalifonnia, United States
bosdsitoif the amount OF 81 $50 900. and
to thefEdJrion Pacific Railroad bonds
to tale anaount;of S64o,Oood sssi1nDoe I'll
Aqelegpami from Horeestefe MASS
OF the date OF the 9TH, says; A train
with 900 barrels OF oil burned near
FltehbuFgh this morning Conductor
HOODS diea nom buIns. s 9gsf.ee 80
The ) ufy in the case of George w.
Alezahde der, Assessor Of Internal Rev
ente for the Heading District, Pa, REM
defed u verdict of guilty of aiding to
remove Wfiiskey to deffa nd the ReYe-
nue.. : The jury recommended the
prisoiief to mercy '1 %
Mss-A AsuAw-and s,1ru w were e.
arrestedion, the night of the Ist inst lsgtE'
while. attempting to break through the
party 5yaIIof an adjoining building to
reach the, vaults af the East. River Ma
tioual. Bank. at $40 broadway. N. Y.
n. 49, I, vraa,,, ,,.,.... q. - ,l.-,....i;
oo,nt,,,,oh;o,aha d;o5 - a. e.,.
nltins.beoneaihed he'd - tbe Irrbona s1 s1 m NJ
~ ~ ~ my = pPt'A
soAsisy pfolei'y.'o 'he amount oL M
Teen Af twenty tnousana aolars. Inns
is a SWedenborgian College and the
only one in2the United States. It's
pleasantly located, in prosperous,
condition; sndis said to be one of the
best institutions of learning in the
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-10

The total number of horses, ehttle,
sc, in the state, according to official
returns to the state auditor, is as
follows: 2i 2iFe.s- gul T1um 3
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Disease yields to Treatment. ~
iiir ,4f5D.uaGS g5aH =. aqz .t4t.{
Judicious Me ans Employed,
,r;Sayes Untold Suffering.

If you would be Strong, Healthy and vigor-
ons, ,rsrse Fyi0At's Tonic Cordial and Blood Pu-
| riJfer 1t is a superlatfve Tonic and invigorat-
| ing Cordial, and is an infallible remedy for
renoyating the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and vigor. 1t
purifies the Blood neutralizes any bilious or
acrid matter in the stomach, and strengthens
the whole organization. 1t cures Scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Eetter Boils, Blotehes, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, F1atulence, Kidney AZ
fections Nervous Debility, and all diseases aris-
ng from aiiisorganzedi condition of the Blood,
Stomach and Liver.
Stop taking disagreeable Bitters and stinru-
latihg Potations, they are merely temporary in
their effect finally they are positively injurious.
Take Fri06t's Zoaic Cordial, it will assist ma
ture in converting the food you eat into rich
blood producing health and strength. t1Gff
by POE & Bro, Agents, Rayenna, Ohio.
iRaFenna, Sept 3, 1865, .snn. 10 ....., ,r..,.-.
THE place to buy your eWFatohes, Clocks and
Jew6lry, is at NJ ATowEN's, No. ., Etna Block
where you will always find a good assortment,
and lower prices, than any other House in the
county.'- 40 53h jii ft.e .'ii' q 5Hf So iine
Repairing done on short Retice.' All work
!warranteao III. al ii Nililsl ssepS ISIS Il
Portage County, Medical Asso-
"a! 9dl iciatfon.Ts9 iH5 t1s.I
The Portage County Medical Ass ociation has
as pointed Board OF Examiners under tho act
-of,t tho Ohio Legislature pissed May 5th, 1865 to
protect tho citizens of Ohio, ffom Enpiricism
and elevate the standing Of the Medical Profes-
sion. Said Board will meet at RavenAa upon
the lrst Thursdayfof, each mouth, when all per-
sons desiring examinations as required by said
act may attend '''"e' "a.
b9uF g. igs snO. s .TEEoNARD, N D.,ft
iud :1sua4o psA,s sBELDINGs NJ sD...!5
.,,.,.., 80. a, NJ. SHERMAN, NJ. u,
Examining Board
Tho Society holds its meetings on the taEst
Thursday Of each month. li.s, .3I--.,la,ef
0au ,I,ur 4,e.,,,-,., GEO. SADLER, NJ. D.
Rayenna, Septtt, 1865 tt '''''''" Secretary
----f - a-fE-------s----------T-
S. d. NORTON, -,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and
= Real Estate Agent, will attend promptly
f to all business i'm his profession. Office in
Swift'S BOOK, over L. Il. waite'sl 'Jewelfy
9 Stove Ravenna, Ghioi la.il.l, sep3 1863 ",
-n9ai INV. B.tTH0MAS, Isreso5
Attorney, at iI,aNv, Rarenna, Ohio, 9alee in
Empire Builling, SepS-ts6e, 1y.
fi& ita'fEI s4-r-... galsratf hsla
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TIE IMMEDIATE EXPECTS.

The effects of the, explosion were
truly appalling. Portions of the heavy
walls were blown outward and fell to
the ground, and the entire building
was shivered and rent as if with an
earthquake, from roof to basement.
Bricks were hurled, through the air
with terrific force, and were picked up
two houses distant. Floors were up
heaved, torn to fragments, and together
with a chaotic mass of timbers, bricks
and articles of furniture, fell down
into the burning abyss. The windows,
even in the chamber, were blown out,
and the broken, sash, shutters, frag-
ments of furniture and pieces of wood
torn from the inside of the building
were scattered over the yard as far as
the street. Doors were wrenched from
their hinges and shivercd to atoms,
while one the west side of the house
was hurled to the edge Of the stream,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-10

difficulties in our winter operations;
but we have stout hearts and. will do
Two white children have been recap
tured. A
"A white woman and boy were muir
defed by the Indian women when the
attack commenced.
P. II. SHERIDAN,
Major-Generai Commanding.
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tsssl {Reduction in Prices
PRICE LIST.

The Cheapest Flour, Quality Considered,
- in this Market. iaitsa Iss; .is,..s es.t
And want it, distinctly understood that all
the Flour / sell is made at the Rayenna Summit
Mill, and from Portage County Wheat, which is
the best raised in the State the present season;
and dthat is the reason why all who want Flour
will buy it in preference to poorer Flour at
higher prices. This. Flour is warranted to be
made from pure Winter Wheat tBa q
lily ,.E;i ga 5g.5t VIM E. BRADLEY,
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liaaiThe Local Democratic Press.

The Local Democratic Press. 'fGs5...
In every county throughout the
State, the Democrats should take inn
mediate steps to increase the circula-
tiohf Of their local Democratic papers,
aid then to give circulation to faithful
and efficient papers published else
where. This done now, and it don't
50 nfnhch matter when the State Con-
vention is held. 1.-THE Democratic
press of the State will hold the organ
hation of the Democratic party to-
gether and convince the opposition
that the Democratic party is not dead.
1f id through the press that the Repub-
1ieahI party have strengthened them
Selves They didinot do much in the
circulation Of pamphlet copies of
SPEECHES i'm the late campaigns gbut
they took the precaution early in the
year TO extend the circulation oftheir
newspapers. 1.-The township politicians
throughout the State did this, and
when fairly in the campaign they gra-
tuitously distributed large numbers of
newspapers. If the Democracy would
succeed they must attend to this mat
this matter better than they have here
tofore done.-St0teSnan
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THE EXPLOSION.

At about n o'clock the elder rMr.
Hubby went below with lighted
candle to make another examination,
not having thought of the danger
which impended. AS he has not been
able to converse since the accident his
exact manner of procedure is not
known. Undoubtedly he stopped to
inspect the generator OF pipes, and the
contact of the light with the gas caused
its instantaneous ignition and an ex-
plosion of the most terrific character,
with report like that ola hundred
cannon,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-10

Majority for.Seymour. :. .IU,UUU
LANES OMAHA, charged with aiding
and ,abetting ia the. killing of Hoban,
ON trial at Cleveland last week, was,
ON Friday last, found guilty of aiding
and abetting in mansIaughter. 1 j;
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d Contt.eg.sting; aIorrissey's Seat.

Mr. Jas. Mcearlin, the Republican
candidate for! Congress in the Fifth
Congressional District, at the Novem-
Der election, commenced proceedings
looking toward the contesting of the
election of his successful opponent,
the Hon. John Molrissey. Mr.. Nc
Car1in bases his action on the allega-
fon that Mr.. Morrissey has not had a
legal residence in this country of a
sufficient length Of time to, entitle him
to hold % seat in Congress. ~
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THE FATAL NIGHT.


, On Saturday evening the gas was
more Troublesome than usual, the in
mates of the house being scarcely able
to obtain light at all from the burners.
A barrel of gasoline was put into the
tank on Friday lasl, q quantity which
would last two or three months. A
short time before the explosion Mr..
Hubby, accompanied by his son, went
into fhe basement with candle to en-
deavor to ascertain the cause of the
deficient supply. 1t may be remarked
here that, as is not the case with ordi-
nary gas, that manufactured from gaso-
line is heavier than air, and settles to
the bottom of aroom. Our informant
states that upon the occasion of the
first visit to the basement they did not
stoop and thus bring the light in con-
tact with the stratum of gas which at
that time doubtless lay next the floor
like latent monster, needing only the
touch of the light to cause it to burst
forth in all its deadly fury. A steam
pipe extended from the heating appa-
ratus of the house, in another part of
the basement, to the generator, to be
nsed in cold weather. Steam was ap-
piled to the pipes, and this seemed to
quicken the generator into an unwent-
ed life, for upon ascending the stair
way they found jets of fame shooting
up from the burners to the height of
three or four feet. It was only spas
modic action, however, and the light
became even duller than before. Then
it was that the visit was made to the
basement which resulted i'll such fear
full disaster and ruin. ~ =
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Explosion and Fire.-TotaI Destruction
sof the Residence of L. NJ Hubby, of
. East CleEeland-Severai of the Family
ShocIingly Burned Loss $50, 200 =
Csnsed by the Explosion of Gasoline Gas.
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D,AyENNA SUMMIT MILL,
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THE OTHER INMATES

The mother of Mr.. Hubby, nearly.
eigty years of age, was in a room in
the chamber toward the rear of the
house. She attempted first to find
egress by the front stairway, but was
driven back by the flames, and escaped.
by the rear without injury. The ser
wants, one male and two wo'females, were
in the kitchen, and were not injured.
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Portage County Medical Asso-
4Ll 9dl l9E9i inia finn,lTa9N fnI lA.tl
S. D. NORTON.

- u NOhION, ,..,t
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and
Real Estate gent, will attend prom pity
" TO all business in his profession, Office in
Swift'S BOOK, over L. Il. waite's J0welfy
9 Stove Ravenna, GShio3 tJ.ia,., Sep3 1865, ~,
ar u rTTnarAc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-08
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LONDOv, Sept rs r.
M.-Consols close at "a for both money and account
American securities close at the following quota
tions-Unted States nve-twenty bonds, ny; Allan
tic and Great Western, 3sA; Erie Railway shares,
30k: Illinois Central oil.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.--FRASKr0RT, Sept. limited
states nvetwenty bonds '5h I5,s for the issue OF
1862.
duh. Rentes, 20 francs 30 centimcs.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKEr.-LrvERroof, Sept.
7-5 M.-The cotton market closed easier NJ the
following charlottesville uplands IOsfd.;
middling Orleans lid. The sales OF the day have
footed up 10000 bales
LIyERPooL BREADsrUFFs MARKyr-LrvyRPoor.
Sept. rs p. M.-The market Ia duh and unchanged
and quiet. Corn $685. 30. per quarter for mixed
white and lis. Sd. for No. red western. Barley. S.
per bushe. Oats, 49, I'd. per bushel. Peas as. Cd.
per 50l lbs Flour 2ss per Dbl. for Western canal
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPoOL,
Sept. T-5 p. M-Iard Is firm and excited at 7Os per
cwt Beef 102s. Cd. per erce OF 800 lbs, for extra
prime mess. Pork steady at s2s. Cd. per Dbl. for
Eastern prime mess. Lard 6ss. Cd. per cwt Cheese
$685. per cwt. for the best grades OF American fne
Bacon, SIS. per cwt. for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERpoor, Sept
TSP. Milne rosin has declined 3D., the last sales
being made at 14s. per cwt. Turpentine, 26s. per
cwt. Sc. Cd. per cwt Tor common North Carolina
rosin.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Sept. 7-5
p. M-Clover seed SIS. per cwt. for American red
Spirits petroleum has advanced to Is per gallon.
Calcutta nseed Is declining. Tallow has advanced
to ass. Cd. per cwt. sugar easier and declined
TO ass 3D. per cwt for No. IL Dutch standard sperm
1rm at Is. sgd. per gallon for refined Linseed oil
cal los per ton. Lnseed cakes fl2 per ton.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwRRP, Sept. 7.--Petro-
leum has declined 70 49K francs for standard white.