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Foreign exchange was irregular, opening with
considerable strength. but finally giving way to the
presence OF free supply OF bond and produce bills,
evoked by the advance in the gold premium. At the
close the prime bankers content to take 1929
for sixty day and lo97s for sight sterling bills.
In the government market the early dulness and
heaviness in the gold market as well the reaction
from the reports OF q foreign loan. led to weak
feeling, but with the subsequent advance In gold
and the purchases on foreign account prices re-
covered and became steady. Otherwise there were
few or no features Of interest, ana the market
closed quiet on Saturday with the following street
quotations:-United States currency skies, 1914
q 1876 do. skies, 1881, registered. ll9a, 12o;
do. do, coupon, 1879 100; do. fve-twenties,
registered, May ana November, 1l4a& 115iS do do,
coupon. 1862, do. 1909 l2l; do. do, coupon, 1894
do, 119jS u9k; do. do, coupon, 1865, do, 1194
1l9T; do do, registered, January and July, my
q 117N; do. do, coupon, 1866, do, INK 1177k;
do. do, coupon 1857 do, 1179 l17Js; DO. do, cou
pom, 1858, do 117,4 l177s; do. ten-forties. regis
tered, 107I n 10s; do. do, coupon, 1885 1887.
In Southern securities there was greater nrmness
In Tenncssees, owing to the defeat of Andrew John.
son, whose election to the United States Senate
would have been challenge from the democratic
party OF the state to the republican party in Con-
Uress, and thus In the view of lnancers, retarded
the contamination OF entire harmonious relations
between the state and federal governments. In the
North oarolinas there was o slow and gradual de.
cline, inexplcable except from the fact That the
''ringn who manage the State finances have been
seen recently in Wall street, and no good Is BODIED
from their presence there The general list was
steady, but dull.
In the stock market there was q check, II not n
reversal, to the speculative feeling FOR rise, the
Vanderbilt stocks sharing moro prominently in the
change OF movement New York Central, after touch
ing 1914 gave way at the close of the week to 1861
under the pressure OF sales by holders TO realize
profits As far as 1t Is possible to discover there Is
NO organized 'bear'' clique, the disposition Of pro
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

FyANs-THAYER.-At the residence OF the brides
parents, Johnsonsburg, N. Y, Thursday, October
u, by Rev. Thomas j. Evans, Mr.. THOMAS T.
EVANS. OF New YORK city, to HATTIE, only daughter
HowARp-REEvE.-ln Brooklyn, y. D.. on
wednesday, october 20, by Rev. A. II. Partridge,
Mr. JARVIS CUTLER HOWARD, OF New York, to Miss
BRENDA REEVE daughter OF Samuel Il. Reeve.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday. October
90 ut South Berne, n. y, by the Rev. Mr.. Thorn,
CHS. G. KEILHoLz, OF Brooklyn, N. ", to MAGGIE
w. BREssETT OF South Berne, N. Y.
PINNEo-HALsEY.-AtE Elizabeth, N. j., In Christ
cnurch on Wednesday, October ~, by the Rev. f. A..
Holman rector OF ST. Marks church, OF Phladel-
phia Dr. J. OTIS PINNEo to HETrY KING, youngest
daughter OF the late Rev. Charles II. Hasey, OF New
Jersey -
PuMEr-HAIsEy.-On Wednesday, october 20, at
Christ Church, Elizabeth. n. j., by Rev. H.. a.
Hoffman, DR.. J. OTIS PUMEE TO Miss NETTY X. HAL
sEY, all Of Elizabeth.
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Wheat dun but unchanged; scarcely anything was
a 81 .Ssa s5c n 81 bid
Tes rHa s. for
!S p5's of
~ ~ e AM The % wrs @
bushels at SOC 6sec according quality Rye was dull
the railroad depot Barley malt dun and nominal
ley quiet but STEADY with sa n q @ Sy s q ~
terms.
by the high rates demanded The charterng business con
sS @ as 5 codn a. fhs %
sShs Sad pr ~ sS efss
room held at hid I'D The charters IA bark
previously reported bark from Galveston to Liverpool
GuNSiKs duh, but prices unchanged We heard of
no saies. or,s, Inn, s,e.dv =, III. .,., &,
our last issne. No sales. ~ a1''''-' '''.''1'N :.
51ns s but % the demand
small sales were made within the of i5c s0c. for
HAY-Therc moderately active demand prevalent
apoLassrs~The market though quiet was steady a, our
last quotations; the stock Of desirable qualities st
NAVAL sToREs.The demand for spirits turpentpe was
very light with Increased arrivals The market was
shipping s al
bs s S if Sw pss
- No. u No ss.a. 20 and
window glass; SO 5O IS 20 Tar duh and heavy az 20
40 for Wilmington and 80 621 "a SIN for W asHngon
OIs-Linseci duh and heavy mt &c. 81 In casks
and bills Other kinds were quiet but steady quo
tatons ,....
lard and 27O kegs The pork exhibited more
activity and prices rmcr though no higher About
eO0 bb sold NJ $50 rs 1871 old and Sf for
city heard Of sales for future delivery hogs
Gsns enqh es & w arrival "a
n l3Ac city. Beef was moderately active at steady
prices made OF rs bbls AZ SIS YI2 for pni
mess $2 l7 for extra do Beef hams continued
and prices entirely nominal Bacon dull owing to
the small stock prices were firm IKE Use for leo
cured. We heard OF no sales OF consequence For cut
meats the market nrm with n moderate demand, the
sales being about 100 packages at lSsc 4c dry sailed
and pickled shoulders 19c like for pckled hams and
lc for do bellies Lard WIS quiet but steady the spot
packages i6ac lsc for No prime steam and isc
ls5c kettle rendered; also 500 erces this
month. at i7s4c., sellers Option.
PYTRoLEuM.-The business in crude was unimportant,
for large lots lss4c was quite freely bid for small
80 bbs sold at that price, For crude bbls the
ket dull and nominal at s5c. Refined only mode.
ra,ey active but rmer owing TO the small supply The
of 5000 bbls. for October &c . 83hc and
$50 do. prime white at $3.50. Naphtha was
quiet, bu, hrm, at ios4c a Tic. In Phiiade,phis
per gallon closing at s3so Sales 1900 bills for &c.
tcber 50 c loo do At $500 do aS3hc. 1000 do
for November q, sssc, and LOCO December At $50
made Within The range &c. RaSsoon wa: dull .nS
sKKps-Linseed was dull at - i5 gold duty paid Grasses
were dull and nominal At yesterdays quotations.
to small lots within the of 16lc. 18hc for
"aua~R-rhc demand for raw was Ugh. and almost on
rsy from The trade, and Vie market wM rather light The
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sales were 500 hhds part at c for Demsrara and isc
lSac for Porto Rico also 26s part at l2sss ne
fined was quiet and heavy at lec 1870. for hard sc
ieHc for soft white iis1c for extra 9 and lSslc.s
1870. for yellow. We e:-Inferor to common rehh
ms !e nSs fair, NE. I2Hc sDos' 70 i, choice
do l24c. 2lc centrifugal hhds. and boxes loSc,
lssc moasses, hhds. and boxes loc alhc; meiado &C.
llssci do, loto T. c i2c DO Is 70 ~ i1s.c
l5ac.; do, white I4jGc. a Ike. Porto Rco-Rehnng
grades, Ike. llsxc.; grocery do 12c a 1916 80.
In value Sales $4,000 lbs. at lSc. c, according 70
quality. -,
wHlsKEY-Receipts 234 bbl The market Arm, with
continued fair demand, the being 500 bbls a. III u
81 2lh, tax paid.
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fesa klal operators being rather on the other
side The market had risen to q certain point
and the cllques have taken their profits. They
will now suffer 1t to fall or for the pur-
pose Of buying back again, as well as to
induce line OF shorts, the outside public being
generally bearsh in their feelings. The recent al
vance has caused the shorts TO cover who sold the
market 1t rose after the panic II Is the policy
and strategy OF the bulls TO offer them fresh tempta-
tions and hence the irregular aud feverish tone OF
the market after the q, .sination OF prices
in the early portion OF the week. The following
the prices OF stocks al closing Of the Long
Room Saturday Accommodation, 90 q 6411;
Cumberland, 2s 2sH; Western Union, so4 u 3ezs;
Quicksilver, 1917; Pacific Mall 6s5s a 59 Boston
Water Power, Is q 1871; Adams Express, 56A
56'4; Wells Fargo Express, 2ok 81; American
Express. 3524 357s; United States Express,
So 573s; New York Central, 1877 1914; Hudson
River, l706 q l72; Harlem, 141 q 14lA; Erie,
30X 81; do. preferred, SO bld Reading, 96H q
96A; Michigan Central, 122 1924; Lake Shore,
93A a 93I; Cleveland and Pittsburg, lO0A 1ol;
Chicago and Northwestern, Tx Tx; do pre-
ferred, SAX san; Cleveland, Columbus and Cncin-
natl II q Tx; Rock Island 1861 106; Milwaukee
and ST. Paul. 90 69h; do preferred, 81 bid; Toledo
and Wabash, 65Z Sc; Fort wayne, So s5A; ohio
and Mississippi. 26% AZ; Delaware and Lacka.
wanna, ITO ll0H; New Jersey Central, 0SA 9S5s;
Morris and Essex, sS q ssi4; Hannibal and st. Jo-
sepn 10 lloA4; do. preferred, Ill nix.
After the usual hour for the closing OF the Long
Room the following quotations were made for the
leading active stocks :-Paciic Mail, 68X SO; New
York Central, 1877 ls7A; Hudson River, 17lh O
172; Erie, 3o% a 3ozs; Reading, 96A 96zS; Lake
Shore, 93A o35; Pittsburg 100 101; North
western. IN M; Northwestern preferred, SAX
a s47s; Rock Island, 1866 1851; st. Paul. 90
69S ST. Paul preferred SIX SIX; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, a84 q 81.
Annexed Is comparative statement showing the
shipments of specie from this port last week and
during the year to date together with those for the
corresponding periods in 1865
1883. 1859.
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ABgL--On Sunday evening, october "a JULIA
ABEL. in the 2sth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services, at the residence OF
her uncle, Mr.. Hiram Miller, NO. charlton street,
this Monday evening, at seven O'Clock, without
further notice. The remains will be taken to Peeks
kill for interment.
ANpERsoN.--On Sunday, October "a, MARGARET A.
ANDERSON, the beloved wife OF Patrick Anderson
native OF Mitchelstown, county Cork, Ireland aged
80 years, months and "a days. -.
The relatives and friends oil the family are invited
to attend the fupera FROM her late residence SAS
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TOTAL for che week ending oct. Is. &C.. 62
Total for the week ending oct. 10.

The following sales Of suburban property, which
still continue 10 be the feature OF the MARKET are
announced to be held during this week.
Monday. Oct. 25.-TwO hundred and fifty lots at
Homestead station, Northern Railroad OF New
Jersey.
Tuesday, Oct 28-Two hundred lots at Linden, N.
J. Estate at Morristown, N. j., divided into villa
plots ranging from one-fourth to three acres each.
Wednesday, Oct. 27.-TwO hundred and fifty lots
at Creski, N. J. Ton the line OF the Northern Rail-
road).
Thursday, Oct. 2S.-Pillott estate, Orange, N. j.,
divided into villa plots OF from one TO i've acres.
One hundred lots at Elizabethport, N. j. estate OF
Edward Kellogg, and 10l lots near HOboken, N J.
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The changes in each item are in detail as follows

Decrease in circulation. Observation-Disclosures. 12679
OeCreaSe In deposits. 2,S44Ol7
Decrease in legal tenders. ............. 1,19l 900
The gold market was spasmodicay active, and on
Friday the premium took a sudden advance under
the manipulation OF operators, who are more famous
for their doings In the stock market but occasionally
make venture in gold Cheap gold was the by
word under which this movement was started, and
rs If to give support to their arguments that the
precious metal was ruling far below its real value,
they took the whole government Offering of that day.
The subsequent course of the market shows how.
ever, that all this dash and bravado were the cover
to "bear' movement and to induce the few outside
SPECTATORS who have money and courage enough left
to buy to take the gold which the clique secretly
ceiling. The time has gone by for bull movements
in gold The late crisis their deathKnell. While
gold may not do to sell "shortn however, because
the imports have been running heavy for some
weeks past the nattering extent OF the cotton crop
and the success and promptness OF the marketing OF
large portion OF 1t certainly present temptations
that way During the week the receiver OF the Gold
Bank paid fifty cents on the dollar OF all adjusted
claims, and expectations are INDUCED in that
large traction II not the whole, OF Its indebtedness
to its creditors will be paid or The range OF the
gold market during the week was as follows:-
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HEADQUARTERS, METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPART.
IL ment, lat aud l29 Mercer street,
OFFICE BOARD OF CoMMIssIoNRRs,l

Sealed proposals. for furnishing Coal Wood for the
of this Department will be received at these headquarters
until the 3D. prox. follows:-
800 tons Camel Coal.
$50 tons Furnace Coal.
1870 tons Egg Coal.
$50 tons Stove Coal.
80 tons Cumberland Coal.
$50 cords Pine Wood.
The coal to be the best Inceha small than
the furnace coal Lehigh. the particular kind
of Lehigh proposed to be funshed bid
egg stove coal to be the best quality Locust Noun
tam clean the quality
Of the mine for backsmihs purposes AL the coal to weigh
2.000 poundsto the ton.
The wood the dry Virginia pine split
Each and all of these articles to be above speci-
fed anu to be delivered at such times during the
1s6970 and at such places within the city, and in such
quantities as may be directed. All 10 be subject to
Inspection and rejection not fully up TO the required
standard Parties contracting will be required give
facility the inspectors, and to conform such
garding the delivery and rendering Of bills may be pre-
scribed Payments will be made monthly Proposals must
be envelope with parties and addressed
to the "Committee on Supplies. Metropolitan Fire Depart
men" The right ject any all bids Is reserved by
order of the Committee on Supplies.
CHAS. L. GILDERSLEEvE Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct 23-6 p. NJ
Receipts, 90 packages Pot quiet, but with
light receipts Prices steady at ~ 37 ~ 62 Pearl
were dull and nominal
CorFEE.-Rio continued in good demand from trade
and full prices realized The sales 1857 bags,
steamer South America, and 4l6 do. DonAi private
terms arrive at Baltimore, 900 bags per A. Fender.
and 1900 do per May Queen sold private
or other kinds heard of sales prices
ever steady.
CoTToS.-The market quiet, the demand from all
being light and prices heavy and nominal
our quotations annexed. The demand was, doubtless,
checked considerable extent the ncemency of the
weather. The sales l,2SS bales including
2G2 TO arriye of which sos for spinning,
46l export q speculation 200 in
future delivery the market moderately active the sales
being 800 bales basis low middln for October
25ss 100 for October 2 200 do for December and
January at 2c 400 do for December free board at
Savannah 2gc 200 do for October at 24c 200 do, up
the l December at 25c, 800 do for December part
25ac and 30 do. for January at 25ssc. 251c We
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FLOUR AND GsAINReceIpts 1850 bbis flour, IS, !6l
bushels wheat 1877 do 300 do oats, and go do.
The -four ruled quiet and steady. The demand
light but with only small supply holders were hrm
dull but unchanged. Southern -four quiet but prices
generally steady Sales 375 bbs For -four the de-
active but rather easier prices Sales
SIS bbls. Corn meal was dull quotations.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
The following are particulars OF auction sales OF
real estate during the past week.

The following are particulars OF auction sales OF
real estate during the past week.
NEW YoRK-LEAsEH0LD.
Monday, Oct. 49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3oooo
NEW YORK-lMPROvED
Tuesday, Oct. 10. .....................S14, l00
Thursday Oct n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81, 500
Friday, Oct. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2, 200
109 100
NEW YORK-UNIMPRovED
Thursday, Oct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. looo
SUBuRBAN-IMPROvED.
Monday. Oct. 49, Staten Island $4,000
Wednesday. Oct. 90 Madison, N. 49,. 4,9so ~,
SUBURBAN -UNIMPRovED.
Monday, Oct IL, Railway, N. J........ $2l.64l
Tuesday. Oct. 10, Newark N. J........ 2O,055
Wednesday, Oct. 20, BoscObe N. w.. 65,638
Wednesday, Oct. 20, Madison, N. d.. 1875
Thursday, Oct. 81, Tuckahoe, N. Y.... $4,000
Thursday, Oct. 81 Painield n. J.... 35,355
Thursday, Oct. q. Dion Park, N. T.. .lsS,45o ~
- $50, 454
Total for the week ending Oct. 23........ 524 lao
The following exhibits the totals of the different
kinds Of property sold at auction during the previous
week.
New York, improved. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $264 75
New YORK, unlmproved. ..................... l4IoO
Suburban. improved. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. H. $50
suburban. unimproved. Observation-Disclosures. 1264l9
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SubjOlned Is the total valuation OF foreign Imports
at the port OF New York for the week ending October
90 compared with the previous week.
oct. 90. Oct. Is.
Dry goods. 65S $1,319,458
General merchandise. 2S07.173 2,4lS,333
Total for week.. .s4.425,s3l sa.7S7, 7ss
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lAe ihipoito vi uiy SoVuS III VIC Wooh ohu oiiOo
January l. 1859, compare with the corresponding
periods In the two preceding years as follows:-
For the aCeeE 1857. 1858. 1869.
Entered at port. 81, 252 259 s., 459 083 $1,G1S65S
Thrown on market. 1910, 726 1,45l,640 1,364,Sl0
Since Jdll l.
Entered at port... 77,75093S TO- sol 1913 1881 IA
Thrown on market S3,4lS,2S9 72,926lS4 $685., $50
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POLITICAL.

7 A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF THE NINTH
IA Ward, held at N. L. Norh's, 20 Carmne street,
urday evening" unanimously resolved support Mr..
Jacob Cohen for Supervisor Mr. gnaus Flynn
Christopher Johnston for Assembly, after which the
meeting djourned until Thursnay, 2sth inst
ANDREW MELLylLL, NJ. D., Chairman
WILLIAM HAWKINg. Secretary,
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Total. 500, S70,194 $2S.584, OBS
The specie exports from New York since January
to date in the aforementioned years, have been a.
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4 CONSTITUTIONAL UNION ASSOCIATION.-IN THE
Eighth Senatorial District Constitutional Union Conven
ton held Saturday evening October 2S Mr. Myer Stern
unanimously nominated for Senator and Mr. Patrick
McGovern for Assembyman for tho Twentieth district
s. APOLANrs Chairman.
JOUN 10
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@ KLABER 60 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRD
-. street seila Marble MAntes Head stones Monutaents
Of superior workmanship, below cost before removing " o~
new factory tha vintee
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NfARBLElzED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND
lNl Marble Mantels, rich and elegant designs u =;
sTEwART& CO., COS Sixth avenue, between Thryhih ana
Thirty sixth streets.
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MARBLE AND MARBLEIZEp MANTELs, MoNU.
N ments Ac-The largest OF the latest designs on
hand ready to ship or put up at few hours' notice.
A. kLABER Nos 1874 and 1856 Ess, 18Th st near 'u aV
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GOHEN AND VICTORIA MEETING OF THE EXCEL
~ sor Club will be held at the Berlin House. No. 46 East
Monday evening, Oct. 25, at ~ r. NJ All
parties in favor Of eecng Jacob Cohen for Supervisor
invited to attend and enroll as members. By order
JACOB STONE, Secretary. RALPH MOSS, President.
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MADAME LIE coMTE, SPIRITUAL TRANCE ME-
wi Information posve French and English spoken
Sc Horao street, between Hudson and Eighth avenue
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T.ADIEs AND GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN THE HIGH.
est price for their Clothing Carpets Furniture,
Re- by calling on or addressing ii. Mrs. KALlSl 267
Seventh avenue.
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INSTRUCTION.

AT So ELECTROMAGNETIC, WRITING ARlTH-
"A metic, Grammar Spelling dav and evening. THOMf.
SONS College, 90 Tenth avenue Private instruction Ladies
department. Preparatory Teegraphy Shorthand
vrltin circular.
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DECORATED MARBLE MANTELs, wAisscorING
IL Furniture Tops, &C. In representation OF n the
rich coored marble of the world elegant patterns OF black
Marble, tnes quality, engraved in gold Mddoneld Fire aud
Building stone Company 1883 Broadway, between Thirty
first and Thirty second streets.
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MADAME HOPE, BY PALMIsTRY, ON ALL AFFAIRS
M OF life 80 East Eighy-ihrd street, Ladies, ST. gentle
men, 81
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from the Rogistor,l
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

.sE October 90. :
GKAIN-Whlte Wheat dull at ! Goa
J so, the latter for very choice lots; red
winter ct l GOAL 10. Cern--Ear and
shelled at 7OaSOc, with very little offer.
ing, Rye-In moderate demand but n OF ac-
tive, at Soc for No. ]. Usts--Steady and
dull at 40c. Barley-Spriug quiet from
l 2Oal 20: fall at l 30al 80.
HAYS held tic O0a2O 90 for bal.
ed; loose sl0 00al4 90 per ton.
GKOCERIES--Cofee--Rio, 23a25
for fair to prime. Sugars-Refined sugars
firm; good to choice New Orleans l4Ia
l54e; Porto Rico l34a14tc; Cuba 13{a
l3!c; Denarara l59e; Crushed 17.c; A
coffee 163, i coffee l64c; c eatra 1Gt;
c coffee l5Ic. NoIasses-New Orleans
$50; Por'o Rico i5c, Baltimore Syrup
75aS5c; New York do. 60a1 90. Choic,
Syrup GOAL 10.
PKOVlSIONS-We quote mess pork
at 50 90, shoulders 16{c; clear rib sides
19c, clear sides 19Ic, sugar cured hams
bic. family hams 25c. Lard 25c.
POTATOEs-Supply large;sales at SO
60c.
FLOUR-Malket dull;supply fully up
to the demand. Red wheat is held at
) 75a6 90; fancy at o0a7 25; superfine
at 4t75a5 co. Buckwheat flour scarce
at 4ta5c. Flour-none in the market.
BUTTER-Held at 30a35c for prime:
common at a5a30c.
SALT-Dairy 8 SO Ohio River Is.
TEA--Gunpowder tea i 50a1 IS
Young Hyson tea l 30al 60; Black tea
GOAL so
TOBACCO-Navy, tobacco 65a75c;
dark los and Is, 68a73c; bright Is and
los, 75aS0c; fig lump, 70aS0c; Garrett ,
Snuff, 73c; CARROTS Snuff, in boxes,
g go.
FISH-F'irm. We quote: Iackerel
No. 2 half barrels 90; No. medium,
z 90; No. 3 large SO. Lake herring
half barrels 3 OO; white fish 90; La
brador herring TIL 90.
CARBON OIL-At &c per gallon and
charge Cor package.
EGGS-In demand at 25c per dozen.
CHEESE-Market firm and demand
good. We quote Goshen at l9c; factory
at 1Sc.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates, Flat bar 3&a4@c, ac-
cording to width and thickness; horse
shoe 54c; heavy band 41a54c hoop and
light band, s to inch, 5aea; round and
square Sia73c; oval iron 44a5c; half
oval and half round 41a5lc; fiat rail,
punched and counter-sunk 4 &c; T rail a
a44c; I rail spikes Gsc; nails, brads and
fencing. 10 to God, 4 80; and Sd IS !;
6 and ids 90; and ID 25 Sd 6 90;
I'd Z %; barrel, ! inch to II inch, 5 2a
az so; finishing, l to 3 inch, 5 75a9 so !;
casing, 10 to sod, 5 25; Sd so; Cd S
IS; id 6 90; fine blued Id %, Sd
20, I'd s 25; lining nails, inch, 9 90;
clinch nails6 25; cut spikes 4 rs; boat
spikes, cut, 3 25; wrought 75a6 so
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-11-02
To C0nsunlptives

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
q severe lung affection, and that dread dis.
ease, Consump.ion-is anxious to make
known 10 his fsllow-suasrers the means of
cure.
To all who desire it, be will send q copy
the prescription used (tree Of chargs) with
the directions for preparing aud using the
same, which they will find SURE CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BgoEcHlrIs, etc. The
Object of the advertiser IN sending the pre-.
scription is to hsneft the afflicted, and spread
information which he oonoeivss to be- invalu-
able; and be hopes every sufferer will Try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg Einss Co., New York.
ms.sly.