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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-22
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From the Nntional Frcemason.
o4 ~ BE Not tie First. g s
i Us Fiadmen 2aE a3titfso' blsA ;nf
SPEAK WELL OF our BROTHER. ,
Oh (! bo not the. first to discover
aY "A blot on the narnc of friend,
A flaw in tho filth of lover,
Whose heart mny prove true to the end.
We mono of us know one another,
And oft into error wo fall
t Then let us speak well of each 5r6thor,
Or speak not about him ut ALL
smile or sigh may aawkcn
Suspicion most false and undue:
And thus our belief may bc shaken
In hearts that arc honest and true. 81.
How often the light smile of gladncss
Is worn by the friends that we meet,
To cover soul full of sadness,
Too proud to acknowledge defeat.
How often the sigh of detection
y is hoayed from the hypocritc's breast,
$, TO parody truth and affection,
Or lull suspicion to death.
How often the friends who held dearest
Their noble emotions conceal;
And bosoms the purest, snccrcst, tsy
Have secrets they cannot reveal.
Leave base minds to llarbor suspicion,
and small ones to trace our defects
Let ours be noble ambition,
And base is the mind that suspects.
We mono of us know one another,
And oft into error may full
Then let us speak well Of our brother,
Or speak not about him Mt all.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-22

The Georgia Convention has sat thirty days
earned 100000, and done nothing.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
The 4th" in Mineral Point.
ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS.

The City Hall Bell will be rung at fifteen
minutes before 9 o'clock A. NJ, which WILDE
the signal for the different divisions to form
for the grand procession, in the following
order:
The Floral Procession will form on High
St, with the right resting on Iowa St
The Iowa County Benevolent Association
will form on the left of the Floral Process
sion, and the Base Ball Clubs on the left of
the Benevolent Association
The 'Bummers" will form on Jail alley,
with their right resting at Boynton's barn.
The President of the Day, Vice Presi-
dents, Orator, Reader, Chaplain and City
officers will meet at the City Hall at the
the ringing Of the bell, from which they
will be escorted to their positions in the
procession.
The : BuInmers" will take up their line
march and proceed up High st. to Iowa St,
and form in open ranks on Iowa st. with
their right resting on Fountain, when the
the general procession will move forward,
as follows:
l. Band
2 Floral Procession of Children
g. President Of the Day.
/. Vice Presidents.
3. City Officers.
s. Orator, Reader and Chaplain.
Z. Benevolent Association.
S. Base Ball Clubs in uniform.
Q. Citizens and Strangers.
10. Bummer-,' acting As rear guard.
The procession viii march down Iowa St.
TO Fountain, down Fountain to Commerce,
% Millions Grove where it will break ranks.
ExEEcIsEs At TIE GROVE.
/. Music ~ the Band
? PRAYER ~ Chaplain.
l Music by Band, and song by Children.
4 Reading of Declaration.
3. Singing by GIee Club.
=. Grafton
: Music By Band and singing by e. Club.
S. Beuedicton.
After which Dinner will be served by
the Mineral Point Literary Association,
and the children will partake Of Basket
Picnic Dinner.
Several Base Ball Clubs of this city and
vicinity, viii compete first for prize of
sl25,to be awarded to the best Senior club;
prize Of $40 viIl be awarded the second
best Senior club. The Junior clubs viii
contest for a prize of So. The various
clubs will also contest for a prize of a pair
Of six Foul Flags to be awarded to the club
that viii furnish the best thrower. Our
little folks also viii play for a prize of s.
this is open to Mi the smaller base ball
PLAYERS in this vicinity.
At the close Of these exercises there viii
be 4 grand display Of Fire-W orks from Lena
hans block. These have been selected with
great care, nd will be a= fine pyrotechnic-
III display is vas ever witnessed in this city.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01

BASE BALL CAMEs.-A match game
Il Base Ball was played in this city on Sat
ur5ay afternoon, between the Mineral Point
elao, and the Hickory club, of Dodseville.
quite 4 large company witnessed the game,
Inn the players, for some reason, did not 90
as fine playing rs usual. The game was
closed after the seventh innings, the Mineral
Pointers winning 10y tweuty-one tallies.
The following is the score
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
ID ESIDENCE FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his House and Let's
In tie city Of Mineral Point embracing lots ana 70
Irwin Addition. The House has SIX rooms, with pan
try closets SC convenient, and drst-rate Cisiern
The Whole + incosed with good fesce, with Henery
in the rear The location j desirable one for fam
iv residence WIKI coayenienccs passed by any
iu-the city. For terms apply the Tribune once,
Mineral Point. JAMES JAChocNs
June !. 1865. 9Su2
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
UNFORTUN II. SPENCER.

UNFoRTUN II. SPENCER,
Bookseller and Stationer, is again in trouble.
In consequence of the break in the Mineral
PoilS Rail Road, train of about 200 cars
has accumulated at Warren and will arrive
ing his large stock of Wall Paper, Window
Curta ins, Books and Paper at a great sacr-
fee in order to make room for the large
amount Of new stock when it arrives
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

CONTAINING $50 ACRES Of choice hew lands, In
high of cultivation, 81 miles east 81 the city
uf Mineral Point. Two hundred acres fenced with .
good nine board fence. $50 acres under the pillow
the rest in pasture and timber land which affords an
ample supply OF timber for all farming purposes on
the trm is a good cummoG'Oss frame house, a
good new barn, with a well and two cisterns in the
yard. Good garden and orchard Of 1900 choice ap-
Also good assortment Of small fruits. The orchard
and residence protected from north east 70 south
by dense grove OF timber; Is also situated on
high ridge commanding beautiful southern and ess-
tern view Of the surrounding country
The improvements have all been made within the
past nine years There is public road so rods from
the residence running the city Of Mineral Point
Good stock water and range convenient Title good.
For further particulars enquire Of Mrs Mary P2den
on the premises or Of Alex ilson, in Mineral Point.
atf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01

ITs COOP EFFECTS ARE PERMANENT.
In this it differs from all Hair DYES. By
its use luxurient growth is guaranteed, nat
ural color and gloss are restored. One trial
will cause you to say this of Mrs. s. A. Al
LENS Improved new style) Hair Restorer or
Dressing Tin one bottle)- Every druggist
sells it. Price one dollar iulv
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01

ADVICE TO ALL.-If you want the
Cheapest Sugar, Coffee and Tea, you have
purchased for the last seven years, call at
JAcKA & PRIDEAUx's Store, one door above
SPENCER's Book Store
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers fer sale his House and two
Lots. on Decatur -. The House contains Q hooun'
with Cut Kitchen, Wood Shed. and good stern
The Garden i stocked with good Fruits Of various de-
scrptoUs. This place, being very convenient 70 sne
Seminary, i very desirable &c Residence. VI
Terms inquire u Il. BARlNGfh
Mineral Point. Apr. IS, '6S. ioti
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01

OFF TO New YORK.-Hon. Moses
NJ. STRONG and VIM 7. HENRY, Esq, of this
city, left on Monday last to attend the Dem
ocratic Convention, in New York, on the
Fourth.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01

HAY-STRAw.-A liberal price will
be allowed for a few loads of Hay and Straw
to any of our patrons who have enough and
to spare.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01

FISHY .-Drs. J. H. VIVIAN and J.
3. MoFFETT and Maj. 0cBEtTREE returned on
Tuesday evening from fishing excursion
across the Wisconsin. We understand they
had pleasant time, and succeeded in TAX
ing from their watery element nearly one
thousand speckled trout.
Doctor VIVIAN has our thanks for a mess.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01

REPcRTs made by the Teachers en-
ploved in the Public Schools of the City
of Mineral Point, showing the number of
Scholars in attendance, etc, for the week
ending June 26, 1868:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
NOTICE.

NO TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that all persons are
~ positively forbidden enter upon, dig mine
convey from the premises any mnera rock trees or
other substances from the property Of Alex Nimick
known the Linden Winning to'S. " North Ground"
being the y " II y W I of 3 ,: W Of Of
$50. NV Of " Of s 5 ,; W of y Of 3
5 >; OF \ L 4of65 2 z Of : /! Of ,; or tres
pass in any upon the same.
- Heathcock Mines" Linden jan 1865.
WN A GARpEN Supt.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
Grant and Colfax.
Grand Ratification Meeting in DOdgcyille, Jr
Is eth.

The Republicans Of Dodgevillc are making
preparations for a Grand GRANT and CoLFAx
Ratification Meeting at that place, on the
til u July Hon. Mart. II. CARPENTER, Of
Milwaukee, 1as promised to be present and
address the pubic. Other able speakers are
also expected Everybody is invited; and
0e hope there viii pc a general turnout OF
the friends of our noble nominees for Presi-
dent and Vice President.
Start the ball rolling.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
4 YER'S SARSAPARILLA.
ACONCENTR

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NNtAI//////. TEA CONCENTRATED
"a AEH !f/f////l extract Of the choice
&k3W ~ L1rxr/E///// = root, combined with
E&ERS HkIIAfCH/,L other substances Il sll
A5fz|4k tl4OAgSs/ greater Alternative power
~ ~ 'f//fA/ a. to afford efectG.l
M antidote for diseases
"a IN LyN- Saparilla reput"f
A cure. such a remeHy L.
=---NN-x\ III surely wanted by those
-Sa-&~ no suffer from Strumous
AA complaints, and that
G~G9 which " i | / accomplish
their prove, mis- has. Of immense service
10 this large class OF afflicted fellow citizens. Hoo
completely this compound Will DO II has been proven
by experiment many Of the to be found
in the following complaints -
scrofuls scrofulous SweIIings and Sores skin Dis
eases Pimples, PustClea, Blotches Fvuptiors ST. An
thongs Fire, Rose Eryspelas letter or Suit Rheur
Scald Head, Ring orm, &c
Syphi}is or PsHeTeak Diae7,c is expelled from tho
system by the prolonged OF this Sarsaparilla and
the patient Is left IN comparative health
Z eul1ie Diseases are caused by Scrofula in the
blood, and are often soon cured by th. Extract Of
sarsapariila.
Do not discard thi. valuable medicine because you
be Sarsapari la, shjlc il When have used
ArgEsthen, AMI not Till then you wall know the VIZ
tues Of Sarsaparla. Fer minute particulars Of tho
diseases It cures refer you Ayers American Al
to all who call for it.
Ayers Catfsrtic Pills for the cure Of Costiveness
Jaundice, D. spepsia, Indigestion Dyseniery, Font
Stomach. Headache files Rheuua-Isru U.arthur-,,
Pain, Morbid Inaction The els Flasulency,
Loss o. Appetite Liver Compliant, Drop-y Worms,
Gout, Neuralgia, and for a a Dinner Pill.
They sugar coated. that the sensitive
t1e them pleasantly, and they the best Aperi-nt
in thn Grid for all the purposes Of a family phy.c
Prepared by J. c. Aver K Co, Lowell, Mass, ana
J. II. VIVIAN, Mineral Point; GnRDEIL A DRINK
ALL PIaffeviile; NcRAYNOIDS 90, Wsshburn
=. D. GREEN Co., WingvlIe, and all druggists sr.
eryv here.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
NOR SALE

Twelve Horse-P Power Engine and Boiler, built by
watson Bros Patterson, y. J. The engine IS either
portable stations ry as desired. II has steam
HalSe al complete. and nearly new ana IN IsFiect
order The shols will be sold N bargain.
Inquire Of LAWRENCE SHERWlN.
9-l Mineral Point, Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
OLD FASHIONED
18th Of JULY
&DbDD III 6 1O M
IN MINERAL POINT
re..z@7.Ns@==xS soan
~ eG16sssS4 kz%4 1WvV
HIN @z0aesSs1 = ES III e. QNUlA
z S>sS-1SIEzTT9T5l--e1lNs

The good people of the various communities contiguous
Mineral Point cordially invited to unite with the citizens
of this City observing the coming nntyecond anniversary
of National independence in good od-fashioned style
Although late announcing proposed Celebration ample
arrangements completed for all enjoy lively delightful
entertaining time
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
MINERAL, POINT RAIL ROAD
POINT RAIL ROAl
Notice TO stock Ia oldel's.

The seventh annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the Mineral Point Railroad viii be held the Office OF
the Company in the City Of Mineral Point Monday,
July 9Th lSS tn election Of FIVE directors Tor the
ensuing year. and for ransactug any other business
that may come before them
Polls open At 10 A. VI. and close at u ".
GEORGE ". COBB, Secretary.
Mineral Point, June ,, 1S6S. 3w2+
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
AT THE PARIS EXPOSITION
Mccormick and Woods SefRakng Reapers and Single Mowers


In the Greatest Reapng Moving i! All LEADING
IN the nd States and Foreign Countries competing All the
Gold Medals awarded nd cloratcts
The Emperor Napoleon the
he added
Honor MCCORMICKS WOODS. No
both these a Exhibition
j. IT, NANNY Machines which
IN the United States three other kind
sold
OF any other and $500 fire IN these three counties alone The
nand stolCs their
VAN BRUNT ROCKFORD SEEDERS of which already
sold, this n hreec
All OF Threshing Machines
and Mowers wanted We in
Extras All Machines warranted Machines
Mineral Point Feb. 10,
JOHN STRACHAN
General
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-07-01
Mineral Point Market.
Spiral .slOites.
RAIL ROAD TEME TABLE.

Ia ii -; ! 80 !. -: s; -
rHANGE OF TINE. To take effect MONDAY
I Nav 9Th 1867
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

.n r. E. 'Ss s4 Sd $ we;.' ?. y
70 IT,: ST barley i. 10 dss {. Al. +
sbo s.1sh i Ness 81 ss 50 County, rst $40 Sq ssa
F%% 10 hS oe hs R Ss a ss ss
Ss G aI &c. Green aa@ ia hnfs . Sfic o I
demand Pig sbs So lc Light asa S0 Heavy tsd*s ~
.,. s s g ia ts' oSa sDpss
$3.50 Dressed g; Hog: s1lpasq- ITS: S3 T.! FSqr 900
cScssATr dali and unchanged Wheat ooulnsly
nnhane Corn easier aat better supply sales q Ear At se Rye
ds s .sis At 67ae cstioa seSe Mddo isSs
s o. o ss o& h %a sa'd Bacon i%s Sneng
uoysnt sales Of Prime Leaf at i do Steam at ac Gold hnn "
Feb aFoor dun and weak Tav1y s Spring Er Sa
- g. oai. dull s.! soc fer No Con- dull At
WHEAT Wheat 500 bush osss; spnsSt. ocO5Si: Flour
Lows FS active ard unchanged oO ta md sp
Dat. quiet Ssa7ie Baeyspdng ~ s Choice Fall 81 60
90 c.F T. M D s s1 Eon %' bush ls Corn 1Im at
No. Gqr H. ss sGs5 'S' sla declined
o.xrSo fsb Spd1 r' ddS SS principally the
sSp E'l' ss s sSf' %a TRADE if; ss
Double Extra wh,at q1st bat unclaimed AZ ~ Is for No Spring
Mil Feed unchanged; shorts +a5; sbpsqf. so Mddhg re
Railroad Peshi'-Four to Boston, 81 O to Sew'iors oil TO
Bryr.Io Feb aFour d sales Of a4 bJ' Canada at sl3 Isl
100 bbs Spring $40 l Wheat quiet sales small Oh private terms
Corn quiet ae Of ye ears New At ~ g on pes and Two cas- otto
hs ~ Ssi@ oil I'll and noSla. D' ,.,
3.-tottOn
lgic sales Of go bales receipts bes exports 527 bales
sugar tending upward Flour hrn bat unchanged
Unchanged Bacon asking HE for Shout
ders Sides i4ld Isrd-1ierce l44dl6c Sterling Et
change SsaiS light Exchange per cen; discounts God
lgi
LOUISVILLE Peb aToacco scarce Lug, IS 256 81 common 20
aide. supefne Flour +bd fB %
Lard l4lc. Mess Pork s2l BaeonShouhers, loc CleaTsdes
lJic Blk Shoulders gc Clear Sides. llie Whisky, 26d30c
MEMPHIS, Feb a-Cotton frm hddng lsdlse Corn SOGs1o
&2f 80 BacOuSdes, lic Buk
SIDES l2d3c Shoulders se Lard l3ate
P0ur firm; Superine. Sg0 80 70
MOBILE Ala Feb opened quiet se and closed sn 81
1919 MdBg sales 800 Isesi receipts ass bales exports
J,97l bales.
CHaKKsroS c. Feb 9Coton actye and advanced 3aio sss
Of 90 bales Miding Ice receipts l.tos bales . 90
bales Middling, ls.c
Ga Feb sotton opened quiet and drm and closed
active Mddng l9c sales $50 bales receipts 3V95 bales
WuMsGToS c. Feb. 8Spirts Turpentne buoyant az s3e
Rosn steady; No 81 s. Cotton advanced t. Mdlns lie Tar
hm At SI20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-10
THE MARKETS.


SATURDAY, Feb = 1861.
AsHEs-A fair demand has prevailed. and prices are
steady s. 2dSo so for Pots aud $40 - $40 ~ for
Pearls
BEEsWAX-There has been only moderate demand :;
prices are unchanged. We quote at hGi2c for Yellow
Western and southern.
BUILDING MATERIAIS-We have had a fair demand
for all articles coming under tins heading and prices have
ruled quite firm The closing quotations ~ follows
Bricks 81 80 for Common Hard ssdS for Gro
ton and io0si5 TOE Philadelphia Front Cement nj - rs
az - for ROsondae, Han at S6aGkc for RIO Grandc
Mixed 3InS7ic for BuenOs Ayres Mixed Ud l2c for
Uuwashed Mixed. Iaths at 81, three months Lime at
for Common ana 81 81 for Lamp Plaster Of Paris at
S. per tun for Blue Nova Scotia - 90 per Dbl for
Cacinod Eastern, and 3 70 per Dbl for Cacincd knck
erbOcker and Empire Mills
BEISTLEs are unchanged, the demand is modcraie
sales az 5sc. 81 10 FOR American Gray and White.
COIION-Ihe market Is excited and higher under the
influence Of improving adyiocs per cable Int the rapid
advance rather has tendency 10 check the demand
sales OF 52 bales at DOC for Mddling Upands 20ic. for
do New Orleans and Die. for DO. Texas fair amount
was taken by spnncrs but the principal operators were
spectators aud shippers. the latter buying 100 bales In
transit.
COFFEE-A sale % l0 bags Rio from an old cargo on
private terms the only thing reported today; prices
however remain steady OIL all grades.
CANDLES are WITHOUT change, the demand u inoder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-10

sEEDs-Cloycrseed is in moderate demand; we quote
New al l2i Ql3c Old Is nominal Timothy Seed IL irn
and salable 81 l2t Rough FsNseed Is selling at
s. 5as2 u.s. Canary sass Jb. and Hempeeed s. as A.
BACCO-Keutucky Leaf has been only In limited
demand. but prices are unchanged. We quote. In
currency. follows: Light Leaf Lugs, 6dIci Com
mon, "a slc Medium, 0al2c.; Good, l2t Glte; Fine
Iii 9lee.. and Selections l7dlsc. Heavy Western
and Clarksve Lugs, T4dsic; Common. 0dllc.i Me
dunn dllc Good, 14t @lGc Fine, 17d2c, aud selec-
lions n 22c. seed Leaf remains dull and unchanged
WOOI.-Very little change In our market the past few
days. the light supply prevents any decline and our quo
taions must be regarded nominal the business has
been very limited aud confined entirely TO small parcels
Manufacturers not disposed to operate owing 10 the
continued duness the Goods Market. The closing quo
tations follows Domestic Fleeces at 409tSc for
Native aud one fourth Mornos, .94c for one half and
threeqarters do; isd52c. for fullbood Mernos, and
$4,000. for saxony Ileeces; 2iG92c: for No Pulled
aiOc for Supcrne do and ~ 0c for Extra do l6dc
for common Unwashcd California 24d2so for Fine do IL
a23c for common 10 choice Texas and American Comb
ing at isd52c. We quote Foreign follows: South
American az 35d37c for Common Washed, 26 d37c for
Unwashed Mestiza aud MerDo, 30d9Sc. for Washed
Entire Rios 2Od2ic for Unwashed Creole 36di0c. for
Washed Coroya; Gillian at 20d 2tc. for Unwashed Mes
tia aud Merino Cape Il Good Hope, 30 aioc for I'm
washed East India 20 zoe for Washed and African at
1sa25c. for Unwashed and 2S diOc. for Washed
WUIskY-Thc demand Is very limited. prices are en-
tlrey nominal Business in this branch Of trade Il AT
complete stand, no sales having been made for some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-10

foo, nm 900 bale. The following the closing qnessoas Mng
Upnd, on the spot sasld Ming UpsDds to arrive 3D. Md
ding Orleans sasid 4 for MiIed Western Wheat 1876 for
Whit. California and 1873 for No Milwaukee Red Barley 90 for
American Oats II American Peas 81 Tor Canadian Foaf ~
o western Beef l76 for winter Cured Extra Prime Mess roh
dull 73 New Eastern Prime Mess Lard, a. for hne American
Cheese highest range American Bacon S for Gum
No 70 Standard Sugar e Rosn 81 for Common
wilmington aud III Spirits rurpenune. % per cTt
Tallow. a. for American Petroleum. 2 for Refined
LONDON Feb 80 m.-whale Oil. 28 per 2@ gallons sperm
OIL clio per Lnseed on a3s lo per uu Ln'eed Cakes
2lO Ioi per tun for Thin Oblong
ANTWERP, Feb s3 m.PerOeum, 800 francs for standard
White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-10

former prices few bales OF very old Hops are 90 the
market; Tor these almost any prices VIII De aceePed
$4,000.
LEATHER-A fair business may be chronieled IN Hem
lock Sole the past week Light weights OF all grades are
IN small supply and lind ready sale as fast as received
TRs aeaq for Common Leather Shipment sos
descriptions are arm OAK sole has ruled s gnie
sood light 81 Oak o ssuFsr aed soo
maa SSa.Sc OAK slaughter and saited s9od nedayy
cropped, sSssac Oak, bellies cropped, soa22c; Hem
Lock; Buenos Ayres &C. good light 2Sta2stc Hemock
Baenos Ayre @e p sSpS neaTg s HemocI Cali
fornia good hight 25a26c.; Hemlock, California, good
&c. sh sSGs 9sai a
lock. orinocO, &c, good middle, 2ta2ec Hemlock, ORR
Cea % sSOd hesy Hs%oe s%o Rd
ncco and B. A., poor, all weights, l7a2o.c; Hemloek,
light soa lc oak, Slaughter, in rough, middle, sc a9Sc
oss slaughter In rough heavy Al @46e, cash. >,
mand beng only for job parcels sales OF 20 hds Cuba
Muscoyado on private terms and 20 bbls EewOreans at
METAIs-The market for American Ingot Copper
has been quite active, chiefly speculative; prices
held in strong hands on speculation and for invest
ment, mostly bought last Summer at higher prices.
il the S"I CONSUMPTION has fallen off, the production
here has also decreased and likely TO show further
peror will enable the favored companies produce
Copper cheaper than Of late years but number have
end OF January improved feeling The large produc
ton OF Chill seems depess the price in Europe but
under the present tariff the condition OF the foreign mar
kefs but little effect; in fact have had for year
past comparatively much lower prices Lead Is hrni.
The importations for January amount to 700 uns which
went mostly into consumers hands. The stock Is I'M
changed that OF the LIST of January viz, $500 tuns.
against 1900 the Let Of February 1867 27oO tuns
the LIST OF February 1906 $500 tuns the LIST of Feb
ruary. 1865 In speer wthp the last few days $50 tuns
held &C. higher The stock Ia 800 tuns the importation
for January confined 10 Is tuns Pig Tin has been
month were ljoo slabs Straits COO Banca, coo Bihton
and tuns English From the Straits, IlOr Kong and
Japan % 900 900 slabs expected. The stock is
estimated $500 slabs Straits lO0 do. Banca and Bill
ton English equal 10 900 slabs Total, Boston
and NewYork 900 slabs against &c 200 slabs on the lst
Feb 1867 slabs The LIST Feb 1866 $500 slabs on
the LIST Feb 1865. The English market declined to SIS.
sterling under the expectation OF large shipments OF
Straits Thu from Japan, but questionable wheth-
or more than few Isolated shipments will be made from
there either TO gland United States The clos
ing quotations are as follows: