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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

THE TENDER sensiUilitics Of BOs,
ton are ovor ready to gush forth
in copious streams Of sympathy for
suffering which distance covers
with its enchanting mirage. This
nmiable weakucss, unfortunately, is
accompanied by an entire incapaUi.
ty to discern the misories which ex.
iit under her very nofe. While she
weops for tho suffering Of the down
trodIen African, and sends out wo-
mems rights missionaries TO preach
the glorious gospel OF female suf-
frago to the Camanches, thousands
of women, on the verge Of siatva.
ton, walk her streets in quest of
lood. These working women have
potitioned the Mayor Of that city 10
extend them assistance during tho
present winter. Their appeal is
pathetic. They say "Business is
ldull, work has fallen of, the cold
weather is upon us, and W. ore at q
Ioss for means TO purchase the food
necessary tokCep us alive until bu-
sinoss revives in the spring" They
add that unless something IS done
for them Immediately they will
stArvo, and they express the hope
that the city governmen! will se-
euro them "such food and fuel as
may be necessary TO keep our souls
and bodies together for the time we
are short Of work" They add tho
significant remark that "money in
the City Treasury comes from tho
producing classes .wo are produ-
cors, and, without us, Boston could
not pay its taxos-in fact, Boston
could not live" If they were only
black, and lived q thousand miles
away, their appeal would have a
much better chance Of favorable
| consideration
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24


WANTS AN ANTIDoTE.--Not long
ago we asked n friend, in addition
to brs job patronage, TO have the
Conservative left at his place of bu.
sIness, for q consideration. lie IL
taking Inc Herald, aud upon his m
timation that he would like TO get
rid of that first, remarked mo,
no ; l will have to subscribe for
some good, religious papor to coun.
tOract the Herald's poison-Tm
bored enough with it, already
He's q clever fellow and we hope
he has found rclef ere this.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

THEs State Etom ologist Of Illinois is
known in that section as tho "Bugmss-
ter General
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24
o 5TwAs TUy NIour Brr

Twas THE NIoHr BEFoRE
CHRISTMAS, WHEN ALL TURouoH THE
HoUsE"-up to shepard's Hall,
"Wiliio," of the ILLUSTRATED, (its not
necessary to say Kahler's Herald),
intends to commit n rash act. lie
contemplates resolving himself into
a Jondfde--"Skeleton"l Better &C.
cure q lock OF his hair before this
transformation takes place, as he is
a determined little fellow ho might
remain in this condition. Hope ho
will be looked at by n large crowd
of people. Escort us down q Com
pilmontary," WHIP
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-12-24

Total credits and stock on
hands. $5802 "a
Respectfully submitted,
o. NJ. LOWELL,
SAMUEL MELLOR,
MANASSA KEISER
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

GENERAL MEADE,
Captain A. w. Simpson,
will be despatched on Saturday, September ls at O'Clock
p. NJ, from pier l2 North river
Freight received at through rates for St. Louis Mobile AID
Galveston.
The CRESCENT CITY will succeed Saturday, Sept 2S
For freight passage having superior accommodations
FREDERIC BAKER,
20 Broadway
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
HORSES CARRIAGES, &C.
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'e,
IA ARCH JOHNSTON, AUCTfONEER.
HORSE AUCTION MART


REauIASSs5ISs EVERY ftsspHx HsS PsiDAY
entemsn having priy.i: establishment: Which they wish
nS to Ss s % e. ns In
Our dealings are almost exclusively with merchants AND
% wRs
people in other branches Of trade.
We give the purchaser Of every horse that warranted
6%s Ssss fS % FIJI IS AT NO. SO
as ro:' oss where rsssisr is Kept Of
Catalogue Of THIS DAYS sale.
from vice can show minute gait, sylish driver
proper traning:can be made fast sound
Light extension top Park Phaeton, built by Brewster
from Vice. o Il r kSs free an ana a.
warranted sound, kind and true.
s5 sure Kind and true also A'"' 'n A' "0''
One curtain Coach built by Lawrence Set Of Double Har
& -Four elegant top wSgons twoseat depot top
Two Rockaways, &c ali in good order.
Black coupe Horse Is hands, kind in all harness.
si1-ssat Park Phaeton, top and hind seat,
Bay Mare TX hands years Kind in all harness excel
Light gray horss hands, years. kind in harness. supe-
Dark brown Mare half blood Arabian, 6H hands, years,
in minutes sure: warranted sound kind and true
Brown Horse, l6 hands, years. kind In all harness. kind
Bay Horse hands, years, kind in all harness. kind
Brown Horse ls hands, years. kind all harness. kind
kind in ali saddle free from vice. rots
3N minutes; warranted sound, kind and true.
an
fine family horse free and stylish driver warranted sound
mounted Harness. to order Several other Horses top and
no top Wagons &c We never postpone sale account Of
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

A "A. -A-sUMMER AND WINTER. ONLY EIGHT
~ minutes by New Jersey Railroad from jersey City
ferry Cortlsnd Desbrosses streets 26 trains day also
three lines horse cars Persons doing business In lower
OF the city remain al their Offices till r NJ. and at half
past be seaeda their dinner at St James Hotel Marion
{West End) N j. First class table, elegantly furnished
rooms suite sngy gas baths hot and cold WATER
Hpply on the premises or TO GILES, WALES Co, Is
Maiden lane. :
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ Sealed proposals. addressed TO either Of the
will be received until Thursday september 23 l6g for the
graduation masonry and bridging of that part the Com
nectcu Western Railroad extending from point on the
state line OF New York. In the town Of Salisbury point
In the town OF Canton near the village Colnsvle, dis.
tance OF 10 miles, or for any portion Hereof
Prodles aud specific be seen at Engineers
ber I, nett
The company reserves the right reject all proposals not
WILLIAM n. BARNUM, President
o. WILLIAM @. Cor, Secretary. Lime Rock Conn
Minsted, Conn.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

LNOR CHARLESTON, s. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS, THE
IL South and Southwest-Resular Line. The popular
steamship MINNETONKA, George F. Carpenter Comman-
DER will sail Thursday 18th September at r. NJ from pier
No. 9, North river foot OF Rector street.
Through bills Of adns 10 all points South and Southwest
Agents in Charest1n (RsveneI Coz forward all goods
free OF commission.
ARTHUR LEARY, AGENT
73 William street.
The steamship sARAGOssA will sail 2sd September
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II The Cromwell Line.
Steamships OF this limo will leave pier No. North river at
O'Clock, r. NJ, as follows
GEO. WASHINGTON, eager Saturday September 10
MARlPOSA, kcmble Saturday September %
Freight taken for ST. Louis, Mobile and Galveston at
through rates.
For passage first and Glass; freight apply to
Ii. b. CROMWELL CO., 50 West street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
POST OFFICE NOTICE

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE
The mails for Europe during the week ending Sepenu,
Der 49, 1862 viii close at thi. ONCE Tuesday, Wednesday
Thursday and Saturday at ~ O'Clock NJ and at all the sts.
tions as IolowsA and b. II 10 A. and o, II 80 II.
ID and Z, HIS A. NJ, and and q. 10: A. n.
p H. JONES, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

working
J. A. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
PRosPECr PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION,
FALL MEETING,
sEPTEABER H. is AND ls
$4,000 IN PREMIUMS.
FIRST DAY-rURsDAY sEPTEMBER Il
sS 900 sISc RfrfS
0S.. g; 9.n,on aeI,a. names . b. z Samuel D, PatcLen.
John III EoSss as%ion Sam:s ns%ss s b. ss1 % NJ ss name
Ti,a% q %dssa., ssns 1ams.S m.ms. No sas1, name
owner owner names names E. %, M .sas : H.ns h%na
Hiram Hows names : g. Henry 9. Murphy.
10 & 6 so ..sss s.; .S s !. sta beaten
b
Dan sESesp Msss sfrs fHsS hss SEPTEMBER
rTs To for 10 I~% Ssss ss ~. b hays ,,% beaten $50
A Patterson names brs Manhattan.
M N Rsdsa eden name: b: 8: Qsptsin GIN.
Ed Nodine names D. m Belle of Brooklyn.
Premium, si5So Sousie teams. to w.sons sloso o,
Owner names Medoc and Nabockish.
u kodsn names commodore Mutt and Gnt David Bonner
aa1 GSGssl sa fad srSy ws'n
rremnm $l0oo tor horses that have never beaten 2Ao
John Malone names b. 9 Young Wilkes
Syhn Lovet names b. m. Lady Franklin.
John Ioomis names blk. m. soubrcte.
w. II. Saunders names br m Belle of Clyde
NJ koden names b. g. Captain Smith.
Nodne Sone na%s. b f. mo- mo- Pa%s Eassrn Queen
III. Wheeler names br. IN. Lady Augusta.
Harry Bradley names b. g. Capt. Lawrence.
Premium $4,000 for all horses $200 10 first 5000 10
second, and $30J to third horse
Samuel McLodghin names b. 8. Mountain Boy.
James ID. McMann names b. m. Lady Thorn.
Charles Champlin names br. 6. George Palmer
Dan Mace names br. o. Rhode Island
All the above to be mile heats, best three In FIVE In
harness, except when otherwise mentioned
Trotng TO commence each day at p. NJ.
tract direct
The charge for admission Will be foows-To the field
$ Grand Stand and Quarter Stretch 81 extra for gentle
charge for ladies' To Club House by introduction
only residents Of New York and Brooklyn, gentlemen $l0
no charge for ladies' Out of town residents, 10.
MARTIN KALBFLEISCH, President.
EDWARD P. NORRIS. Secretary.
PATTERSON TRACK.
i Paterson, N. j., Wednesday, September Is, 1863
Commencing at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
Purse 5000 for the following stallions:-
4. F. Galoway's b. Q. Happy Medium
John Y. Dater's b. 9. Guy Miller
James B. Deans b. 4 Hambletonian.
James Mckees b. g. Honesty.
Nile heats, best 3 in5
Same day. Match Race H2G0.
VIM. Strongs b. q. Commodore Stockton, by Abdallah
Chief, years old.
John V. Ryerson's b. D., by Hambleonan.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

EOR SALE NO TOP BUGGY AND sULKy; BUGGY,
Il $50; sulky, Sl6.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

EoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-oLD LINE-Low
IL freight
Tho well known FIRST class dewhee steamship DE SOrO,
Thos II. Morton commander win leave pier 80 North river
on Saturday, Sept Is, at three p NJ Freight taken al
through rates Tor 81. Louis, Mobile and Galveston
For freight or passage having superior accommodations,
apply to
LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO, No. ss Liberty street.
The VICTOR will follow from pier 90 East river.
c. II, MALLORY A co.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
GREAT NATIONAL
Vunesor. rs Avn

THE GREAT NATIONAL
HORSE FAIR
premiums s2 eoo viii be held a Wiamsport. Pa, the
Hsrdic Park ASS ,ciation. -
For horses that have never beaten minutes in harness
s &C., horse o TO s'0ns sa Ssss *S
beaten harness wagon to hrst horse $500 to
second day, Wednesday October 90 1882 Purse $500
No For horses that have never beaten minutes In har
s'
10 ss . sys % ss n he n 20
10 Ra ar IL os1n % horse second $3.50
For naa Ssy s & 5
sd and S9q 70 ss ,ss fourth S. catch wssh pSrse
harness , ars second $50
1ns Ss ss ssd rns s o 2 Syss
@ X. s.ss
ssG 9oas s VIZ
that have
s RI 5 Gr @ to ma: ns be !. s ss .
the closing of entries fee 70 per cen, Of
win e e 8. hs
first premium In Al purses three or more en,re: required
the
@ all Il n ns q
weather sufficient cinse horse not winning heat
Her.s: y. i win ss called ana :,ss
No. and No. which will be caei at o'clock A. NJ All
Wiiamspor Pa Entries win close a: the Iierd!c House,
y Prs%ams WIN be paid at the Hsldic House The
"Gt1w e. W. y SATSAsD NAY Secretary and Treasurer '
ITO THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GRouNDs-FALL
18th and 18TH Take the Coney Island and Brooklyn Rail-
road from Fulton Ferry via Jay and Smith streets.
gns and
three Eus1 Ken
%I1: ! :sa,s ssy' sS,sp:..s. ss9o NIL:
Tommy Dodd in harness; Nj % %FcTger,Sns y m sally in
pools WILL BE SOLD AT RILEy's RESTAURANT,
the morning the races at car' as
i OConner's billiard saloon, Fourteenth street, the
son%SSe match 9s sGd
i Hotel, Prospect Park Fair Grounds, Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday = 4 on es TrG
pools Will A BE Sol SOLD ON THE PROSPECT PARk
auran corner broadway and
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AID BIRDS roP
II sac.-MediclneS Prepared
mockng birds at b. DOvEYS, No. Greene street,
Of Canal
N. Blades attended by Mrs. Dovev
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES =
~ FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers Infai-
BILE Mango Cure and Flea Eaermnator, 75 Buters new
work. ~ Extra Stock and Trained Dogs Dog OIL for
sumption.
QIRDs, DOGS, PIGEONS, DOVES, RABBITS. &C
ID Fancy and breeds; Gold Fish, Globes Aouarfa
Water Plants, Shells, Prepared Food, Seed Gravel &C.
English Sparrows. 450 Broadway. 4. MUIR
TlOR shxE-FOUR ITALIAN HOUNDS; SMALLEST
the pures breed black tan Setter
Slut Pups, extra nrosen one Dog. and
broken. II. GARDNER, 1V6 West Broadway, rear
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

ENOR sALE-A FINE NEW ENGLISH LANDAU TO
be seen at private stable No. East eghh street.
Also nne pair OF Black Hawk Msres and years old JET
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES, so.

A THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN Is
"A called 10 sale Of two extra fine and superior Horses
One beautiful high bred chestnut rotting Horse sired
BY General KNOX, es hands high years old extra stylish,
nothing; he showed at time Of purchase year ago AZ
without skip break has great OF and
beat s5 wagon warranted sound and kind "a"
Also one OF the finest and most genccl large and stylish
in the city, hands high years old fears nothnr can Se
driven by lady to locomotive travel three minutes
and warranted sound and kind. This horse very asc
These horses the property of private gentleman who
has used them Saratoga All summer aud considered
ard having further for them offers for positive
sale whps, m or These horses can be relied
worthy OF attention.
A JAMES JENKINS AUcTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
entire stock Of Livery Stable removed FOR convenience OF
Fourth and Fifth avenues Harlem Consisting Ia part OF
Horses Carriages top and hpen Wagons edpot and express
Of black Horses years Old sorreI fIopse Ps,.
pair bay ponies one pail bay Horses hree seat depot WAGON
and Harness. also one Bear Robe two Wolf one Gennet
Robe. Sale positive.
A TTEND THE LARGE SALE
"A OF HORSES, CARRIAGEs AND HARNESS.,
AT VAN ORDEN DUFF's
500 and ssl Mercer street, on wednesday, 18TH ins a. II
o'clock. Our stock viii consist Of the finest trotnR road
fun particulars see Wednesday mornings Herald.
VERY FINE COUPE, CLARENcE's COACHES, IA.
"A ronchcs, rhaetoas CssriCets Rocksways, Depot was
and sspe.. wagon one wagon By waermsa
%co Of BroSme street, al WILLIAM H. GRAY's Empire
City Carriage Repository, 90 a. "a and rs Wooster street.
TRoTrINa MARE AND MATE, THREE SETS or
N Double Harness and light Trotng Wagon, 14b
pounds for sale. az Pear street, IN dls.ilery.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
A SPECIAL NOTICE.-TO hORsEMEN AND BREED
IA A magnificent
Hambetonian Stallion at auction,
Al JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S Auction Mart,
112 East Thirteenth street, on

THIS DAY (TuESDAY), SEPTEMBER IA.
not previously dposed Of at private sale Brown Hamble
tonian Colt l6 hands, old 25h September thorough
ly broken to all harness and fast rotter; show
three minute gait and with training win develop fast horse
warranted In respect without fault or blcmsh. full
and reliable pedigree win be furnished to the purchaser The
horse is exhibition NJ the above mart.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16
THE TURF.

EAsHlON COURaH !. l., SEPTEMBER la-THE
Il course 10 open Tor trostng and working
J. "A. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1869-09-16

TOR shLE-A HANDSOME PHAEroN; HAS BEEN
u USED put Few times; made order for present
owner Apply to BROWN Il GOODWIN, l,l04 Broadway.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-18
FRIGHTFU LACoIDENT.
\ Lanv TRadIv Eaurt.


One of those accidents that are Of FREE
quent occurrence happened yesterday, re-
sulting in the serious hurting Of very es-
Unable lady and the 6islochtion of an arm
The public streets and thoroughfares are 50
constantly alive with rapidly moving vehicles
driven frequently with inexcusable care
lessness, that the only wonder is
that accidents involving the loss Of life
or limb, are not Of more frequent
occurrence than they are. In this
instance, however, the accident is attrib-
uted to no unwonted degree Of negligence
on the part of any one, as we understand
the case. 1t resulted in the severely hurt:
ing of the lady, and for the time endsnger-
ing the lives Of two little children. The
carriage of Mrs. DR.. Shelton, in which she
and two children were seated, was turned
over and very badly smashed, injuring the
lady quite severely. She was driving out
home on Church street, when from some
cause the team became frightened and
dashed off at fearful speed up the street.
The horses were perfectly unmanageable,
and despite the efforts of the driver to rein
them in, continued to plunge right and left
as they rushed forward With her little
children and herself at the mercy of two
msddened steeds the feelings Of the lady,
heightened by the screams of the little ones,
it may well be conceived bordered on the
tortures of despair The horses continued
to plunge forward till they reached the
corner of Church and McLemore streets
when with a sudden lurch they overturned
the carriage, hurting the occupants into the
| street. Mrs. Shelton was very badly hurt
being bruised about the body and having
her wrist dislocated. She was conveyed t.
the residence of Mrs. Wharton on Church
street, where she received the surgical at
tention of DR.. w. I. Briggs and DR.. Daley
We are happy to state that her hurts arr
not serious though painful Remarkable
as it may seem, the children escaped en-
tirely uninjured. The vehicle was pretty
| badly smashed. Too much care cannot b,
exercised in driving teams through thu
streets. Caution may prevent many acct
| dents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-18
Nashville Grocery Market.

sUGAR-New Orleans 1A6l5Ec: Demarara
15H915%c.; standard hards I7c.; coffee 16c
B do. 15Xc; G do. l5Ec.
COFFEE-RiO, common TO choice, 19(925c.
LAguyrs 25t625hc. Java 38,94Oc.
MOLASSES AND SIRUPS-Sirup SOC. C3$I; gold
en- strip 81; New Orleans 9OsS5c.
SALT-IiverpOOl sack 8. sc; seven bushel barrels
by the car load, 1857; FIVE and half do. s..
RICE-We quote best Carolina 9&6IOc.
TEAS-Imperisl s1.40(9S2; Young Tyson g. Is
Black s1jS1.5O; Gunpowder 81. 659s2
oRANGEs-We quote new Louisiana at SO :
barrel
FIsH-1iackerel have advanced, as follows
Nos. and s1s and SIS : barrel; in kits, Nos. i
and 8, S3.25; $3.50 and S2.25.
CHEESE-We quote factory at 2O92OEc.; Eng
lish dairy 20c.
NALS-we quote at 81 75as5 for led, and 25c.
additional for diminishing grades.
CANDLES-Star, light weight, 16c.
POWDER-DupOnt 1915; Hazards LIS; blast
ing 81 70; fuse, per 100 feet, 75C.
sHOT-Pstent s.; buck S3.25.
LIQUORS-CommOn reCtihed whisky, per gallon,
Sl.lS; Robertson County Sl.75a275; Bourbon
S1.2595.5O; Lincoln County Sl.75tS2s5; High
wines Sl.07.
BALE ROPE-Mo. 1GaIOHc.; Green Leaf I0a
1OH; Iron Tics &c.
BAGGING-Ky. Py. 29c. A; J. II. fax 30c.
sSUNDRIES-Blacking, = dOz., 4OiGT5c. Wash
boards S2.75 3 doz.; Buckets, . dOz., g. 75G9S3.
Tubs 81. 75(a$5 2 nest. Starch 7j[c. Candy nc.
for assorted per pound. Snuff S775 per box for
CARROTS packed Matches $3.50 per case Pepper
SIC, Spice sc. Ginger CSC. Oysters S3.75 per
case for one pound cans; 81 per case for two
pound cans. Canned peaches two pound cans,
1925 per dOZ. Soda 7&GSc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-18
West Nashville.

We are gratifed to note the marked i'm
provement in the appearance of the western
suburbs of Nashville. The miserable
shanties that have so long marred the beau
ty of West Nashville, under the rigid re-
CINE of our present city administration are
rapidly disappearing and giving place to
the wel-built and valuable brick edifces
which here and there dot It's surface. The
owners, too, of property there are begin
ming to understand the short-sighted policy
of Keeping their lots covered with inferior
cabins, renting for a mere pittance, at the
same time depreciating in value the ground
upon which they are built. We were pleased
to see the notice Of our efficient City Mar.
shal warning parties against putting up
light frame tenements In this part Of our
growing city. If such a course be carried
ont, we opine that this end of Nashville
will erect frst-class buildings in a very
short space of time. Property III this por-
ton of the city, as indeed elsewhere, is
daily increasing in value.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-18
Horrible Fate,

Thursday night, boy apparently about
sixteen years of age, applied at the
police station for some place to sleep. He
was taken to the Workhouse and furnished
lodging through the night. Upon being
questioned where he came from, he stated
that he was from Massachusetts,; that he
had been living at the Orphans Home in
that State that some time since the State
agent for that institution turned about 100
boys and girls out of the house and had
them distributed through the country,
leaving about ten at different cities He
said that he was left at Johnsonville and
made his way to this city, in hopes that he
could find some employment. He was
poorly clad, and looked as if he was almost
starved. If the tale of the lad be true, he
ought to be provided for, and the conduct
Of the Massachusetts officials receive uni,
versal execration.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-18
RreadstuEfs in England.

1t will be noted by the following para
graph, which we extract from the Mark
Lane Express Of the 10Th of November,
that the present low price Of wheat in
England is attributed to panic caused by
too free imports from America, and that the
depression is not shared in by the CONT
mental markets
Light rains, intermixed with fogs and
variations in the temperature, have pre-
vailed through the week, but these have
not interfered with general field labor.
Wheat-sowing, where growers prefer to be
late, has gone on successfully; while the
Young plants, though not vigorous, look
healthy on the whole, and may eventually
be all the better for being backward. The
London panic of Monday has seriously told
upon the country markets, which may gen
eraIly be considered as having fallen 2s.
care we vet to go lower?' is the anxious
inquiry and very much must necessarily
depend upon the will and ability of farmers
TO saw 'No!" The monetary question will,
no doubt. in some measure influence these
movements. Rents must be paid, and
Christmas is coming; yet when this Is got
over, if not already provided for, we may
find more cheerful opening for the new
wear. The principle of fear has indeed
spread to Australia; anda correspondent is
alarmed on the supposition that wheat will
he finally raised in California at sixpence a
bushel. Late reports thence, however, tell
a yery different tale, the quotations for fine
quality being S165 9 100 lbs, or 30s Z
Quarter, with freight to add, about rs :
quarter, and other expenses, and In hot
country, it strikes US, few would like to be
the porters of sand for such wretched pay