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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-02-02

EAR. A. M. HEN IA Ed, Staunton, a.,
I'D formerly of New Market Va,
Respectfully offers his services to the pubic, IA
all the branches of the Medical Protesslon-spe-
cial attention paid to Surgery ;, -.
Nav be found at his Office at all hours, unless
professionally engaged. -,
III calls promptly attended to- @ both gay ana
night, in the country as well as IN the toWn.
0fice-on Bruces corner, up STAIRS Entrance
on Augusta street. doors from corner.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-02-02

lfindustry is no more than habit, it is at least
an excellent one
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-02-02

Irde repentance consists in the he,rS being
broken for s,n, and broken from sin Some Of
ten repent but never reform they resemble
man travelling dangerous path who freouent-
ly starts, and stops, but never turns back.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

DISHONEST DoxEsrIc.-A young woman named
Mary Pendergast was arraigned before Justice
Shandley at the Essex Market Police Court yester-
day morning, on q charge Of grand larceny The
Marks place. who stated that Mary was servant In
her house, and that on Thursday last she was seen
BY fellow servant to take silk dress, Of the value
OF 500, and chIld's Dress worth two dollars both
OF which articles OF clothing were the property Of
the complainant. The silk Dress she took out OF the
telling her fellow servant that she intended also to
remove that Mary denies her guilt, but the Justice
committed her to await examination.
ARREST OF ALLEGED HIGnwAYMgs.-About two
O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.. John Z. Faulkner.
living at No. 22s Bowery. while on his way home
was accosted In the Bowery. near Canal street by
four young men, who insisted that he should treat
them. As he had already imbibed freely Faulkner
declined to comply with the request. whereupon the
men seized hold Of Faulkner and walked away with
him. While moving OF 1t Is alleged that two OF his
new friends held Faulkner and the Others rined his
dollars In cash. Before separating all the parties
were discovered by o11cers Campbell and
time Faulkner cried out "Ive lost nv watch"
Then the officers dashed down upon the robbers
thsr aa a u IoSn ana Charles Mn
The others OF the gang made their escape with the
plumber. The prisoners were yesterday taken before
Justice Downing aud committed TO the I0nlos Tor
trial. Brogan and Martin. who are young men.
deny their guilt
ALLEGED sHorLIFrrSa OPERATIONS Yesterday
morning David Lawson. OF No. 800 Bowery ap-
peared before Captain Dodge at the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court and accused two women, Ellen
Drake and Mary Morgan, with attempting to
steal laces from hs place Of business.
valued at eighty dollars The circumstances
a. alleged OF the shopifting operation that the
accused entered the store ostensibly 10 purchase
goods to attend n wedding In Trenton N. j.; that
tney could not be suited, when the complainant be-
coming suspicious OF them, ordered their detention
In private ONCE In the store until he was satisfied
tnat they were not frauds. on leaving the store,
from which they were followed, their conduct was
OF such nature that complainant ultimately ordered
their arrest, and subsequently examining the office
where they at nrst detained laces OF the above
value were found thrown under the sofa, apparently
hastily done. The accused were committed for
further examination.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05
BROOKLYN NTELLIGEyCE.

PoLIoY.-Christopher p. Kipp and James Carberry
were arrested by officers Bowers and Pine, OF the
Forty fourth precinct, on charge OF selling policy
tickets ut No. 443h Hudson avenue on Saturday
evening. The accused were locked up TO answer.
The MUTILATED BODY OF AN INFANT FoUND.-The
mutilated remains OF an infant were found yester-
day afternoon the dock at the foot of Pearl street.
Very little remained but tho head and legs most of
the body, from appearance, having been eaten by
dock ras. 1t was Impossible to tell whether the
child had been abandoned alive and perished from
exposure or whether its body, Dead had been drop
ped there. What remained OF IL was taKen to the
Forty-secOnd precinct station house and handed
over to Coroner JONES'
ACCIDENT TO A JUSTICE OF THE PRACE.-Justice
Rely, Of the Third District Court was severely in
jured yesterday afternoon. He was in the act OF
stepping into light wagon, which was standing at
the corner OF Myrtle avenue and Adelphi street,
when the morse started or suddenly, throwing Mr..
RELY TO the ground with considerable force, sprain
and face. The Justice was taken to his residence,
In that vicinity.
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN A BARRooM.-Shortly after
nve O'Clock last evening three sailors entered the
barroom Of Daniel Calvin, No. l52 Furman street.
and after partaking of some liquor there an alter
cation occurred, when the proprietor Calvin, drew
pistol and fred several times, as alleged shooting
one OF the party, named William Campbell, In the
% was a6eed aae 1y a. an OF the
nation on charge Of feOnious assault The ball was
extracted rrom the wound BY Surgeon Cochran,
and Campbell was sent to the City Hospital.
POLICEMAN FINED FOR AssAULrING BROTHER
OYFIcER.-Onicer George F. Tallman became pain
fully convinced on saturday afternoon Of the pugi
ltstic abilities Of his brother oflcer, Edwin Van
Geison. Both men are attached to the Forty.ninth
precinct, and live opposite TO each other On Satur
day afternoon Van Geison had dispute with his
wife, In the course Of which, IL Is alleged he threat
ened to sever the brittle thread by which she was
held to this mundane sphere. From his singular
than poetry in his threats and therefore ned from the
domcile seeking protection ct the habitatlon of on
Ger Tallman. II Van Geison was mad before his
rage doubled at the action OF his wife, and he
ran after her with both lists clenched. Taman
met him at the door and told him he could not come
In. Then Gelson pummelled him severely, blacking
his eyes aud bruising him about his head and face.
Oicer Smith arrested Van Geson and took him before
Justice Lynch, when he was fined five dollars for
assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05
COURT CalEyDAss-rHIs DN.
surRsnE CouRr-GESKaAL TERM

SUPREME CouRr--GEYERAL TERM.-Non-enume-
rated calendar.
SUPREME CouRr--CrRcufr--Partl.-- l.--Nos. 4561, 1451
SOL o25 74 ss7 12l1 1913 1885, 441 1901, 1921 1913,
$685. ll2 1885, 1159, 120, 9ss. 900 Part 2-Nos. 652,
1896 1906 I4l6 1880 i44o 1872 1885, 1Soo 1870 2l2,
10le 1O9s. HOO, 1l2O, 54,. 29s 4t4, $50 500.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM-Demurrers.-
Nos. 7 TO 20 inclusive.
surRKME CoURr--CHAMBERs.-F Monday cal
endar. -
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-Part 1.-Nos. 795,
3g9 I'LL 345 S07 25 S2 s29, $685. s37, 3e3, SOL 633,
A31 6S3 Part 2Nos. g60 SSS 500, 92O &C., S25, 452,
s42, seA 7so, 424, $50, 752 31s. 672
COMMON PLEAs.-Genera Term calendar.
CouRT or GENERAL SESSIONS Ns-Before Cunning g.
Bedford Jr, City Judee.-The People Va. James Nee.
han, robbery; the same vs.. James Meehan. burglary
the same va Edward walsh, forgery; the same vs..
Henry Howe, grand larceny; the same VS.. EDWARD
Burns. grand larceny; the same vs. James Wilson,
burglary; the same vs. Thomas Donnelly, robbery;
the same vs. walter sheppard, grand larceny; the
same W simon Lebeck, grand larceny.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

A STRANGER TAKEN TO HoSPITAL-At an early
hour yesterday morning, Charles Norton, Of Maine,
was found very III In Reade street and removed to
Bellevue Hospital
TIE FRANKLIN STREET FIRE.-The insurances on
the fire at Mr. T. A. MCCreedys, No. "a Franklin
Fire Marshal's office as follows:-Bowery Insurance
Company S., 600; Tradesmen's, $1,000; Merchants.
$4,000; Hope s2,6oo; Security, $4,000; CITY or
Hartford, $4,000; Phoenix, $4,000; Jersey CITY,
S5,O0o-Total, $87,50o
SUDDEN DEArHs.-Mrs. Mary Flynn. q woman
eghty-1vc years Of age, yesterday died at No. lea
Worth street from old age. Coroner Keenan, was
notified to hold an inquest on the body.
James Cassidy died suddenly at 161 West Nine
teenlh street and an Inquest VIII be held Oh the body
by Coroner Schirmer.
OF age late OF Twentyeignth street. between Second
and Tnird avenues, was yesterday morning found
dead in bed. Mr.. Huston retired the night previous
In apparently his usual good health. An inquest
Will be held on the body.
THE PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPoRT.-The me-
neurological report for the week ending on Saturday,
compiled from observations made by the PARK Me-
teoroogical Department, shows the following state
Of the weather:-Barometric mean 2s:74 inches
%, ,l1o, at p NJ March 80; range 1856. Thermome-
tric mean. 4Q.9e degrees; maximum IS at 2P. NJ,
Degrees. The total fail Of ram dpa sns 81 rseS
Les inches having raned on four days as follows
March 90 i've hours; March go four hours forty.nve
minutes; April l, two hours ana April 2 six hours
forty.nve minutes.
FIRE IN EAST FOURTH SrREEr.-At half-past two
O'Clock yesterday morning . nre broke out in the
tenement house No. 253 East Fourth street. It orgi
mated in the fancy store Of Christian SchiecA on the
first noor, and the stock valued at g. 800, was en-
trely destroyed II was insured fully In the King:
County Insurance Company. The IRE was confined
to this and the moor OF the second story but the
volume Of smoke tnat worked up through the build
ing was dense that II was with diculty the occu
pants could make their exit. one OLD man named
Marks Stern was partially suf0cated on the third
noor Damage to building $500; covered BY s., 00C
policy In the Fremen's Insurance company.
ASSAULTS AND AFFRAYs.-On Sunday morning the
Fourth precinct was disgraced BY three four lights
and assaults. william McMenoney, Of Cold Spring,
Long Island, was found with cut on the head,
which he represented ne received at the hands OF
unknown party at Catnarine Market. Robert
Waishe, Of No. o5 James street, was found with
severe scalp wound, that he represented was In
nicted by Morris Mahoney, OF No. 81 James street.
Mahoney made his escape. Ellen Sherman. OF No. 90
Pine street. came to the station house and charged
that her husband had struck her over the head with
q saucepan and cut 1t. Margaret Brady, OF No. AZ
Henry street, was found In New Chambers street
with broken leg, at half.past two A. N. she stated
that she had been knocked down by some person un-
known.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

From pier No. to pier No. 10 the East river the
wnarves are assigned by acts OF the Legislature, ten
months IN each year to the exclusive use of canal
boats and barges, or more properly speaking to the
exclusive use OF canal forwarders The wharves are
maintained by the collection Of wharfage, estab-
nay barges located upon them. The owners con-
sdor the law very oppressive and UNJUST giving the
exclusive use OF their property to corporations and
Ing an adequate compensation to keep their wharves
and piers III good condition.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05
A WESTERN VIEW or the rEma OF uFEss BILL.
[From the Chicago Tribune, April 2.

tFrom the Chicago Tribune, April 81
Members may pretend that law IL practically re-
peaed by the bill they have pas ed but is not Tho
power Of removal Is not restored to the President
and until IL form OF worus In Just as obnox
another. The people look upon the law a. an OBJ
stacle In the work OF purllcation, and they do not
agree that the President ought to be restricted IN the
vigorous performance OF such duty by any latent
power in a Senator or any number OF senators, to
protect their friends In Office. When the President
has discovered incompetency, corruption or neg
gcnce IN ONCE why should q senator be empowered
to say to him, Sir, before consent to your removal
OF this man must know whom you intend to APP
point in his place. He s my friend, and unless you
appoint some other friend OF mine you shall not re-
move this one." Indecorous as such speech would
be- the majority OF the Senate have obstlnaely re-
fused to yield the power OF its members to make II u
they please. whether General Grant signs this bill
or not 1t Ii hardly possible that he can approve II.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05
PORT JERvIS.

THE BREAK IN THE CASAL.-The break In the
canal near Port Jeryis is being rapidly repaired,
there being over 600 men at work on the breach. A
large section OF the valley was overlooked by the
break, but no material damage was done to pro-
perty other than that OF the coripany.
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

STREET DISTRACTIONS. attention OF the Street
Commissioner Is hereby called to the following
enumerated distractions existing in Fifth avenue.
This avenue is the driving thoroughfare Of the me-
tropolis and should Of all others be kept in proper
condition. That the Street Commissioners has full
authority in the matter of having the oostructions
removed, the following section twenty-irstl OF arti
Gle two OF the laws relative 70 the Street Department.
will abundantly show
lie direct the removal Of any article or thing whstso
wac 5 y S s n oT lie
prescribedb by law.
The following are the obstructions in Fifth ave
nue:-
Southwest corner Of Fortieth street.-the side
street almost entirely blocked up by immense ples
OF brck The house being built belongs to Mr.. Kipp
the builder Is Mr. Woodruff.
Northeast corner OF Fortieth street-Sand and
brick piles. The contractor Is Mr.. Lynch
tngs are being erected and In front OF them In the
street, are piles OF sand and mortar DIR. Rowland
Is the owner OF one OF the houses and Mr. Owens the
builder.
Between Forty fifth and Forty-slxth streets, four
houses are being erected piles OF sand and mortar
the building; Mr.. Andrews the mason.
Southwest corner OF Forty-seventh street three
OF sand and brck M Andrews IS the Sude
Northeast corner Of Forty-seventh street new
house Is gong up There are in the street In front
line one-half Of the block northward from 1t. Ex-
Mayor Opdyke Is the owner and r. L. Darragh the
builder.
Northwest corner Of Forty-eighth street the side
walk for half block is covered with huge granite
blocks for q new Dutch Reformed church that Is
going up there. Mr.. Bloodgo0d Is the mason.
Between F0rtyninth and Flftieth streets there are
piles OF flag in the way, and Just Off the avenue, In
Fortynintn street, there are huge sand and brick
piles, mounds OF mortar and great number OF
planks. Mr.. COnOver Ia the mason.
Between Fifty-secOnd and Fifty-third streets, on
the west side OF the avenue, sewer ia being aug.
There is no railing about it TO prevent carriage
toppng into IT, and the block for several yards
above the cut is lined with old posts and upturned
paving stones
Piles of stones and planks, which interfere with
the carriage way, near Forty-eighth street.
THE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-The following record
viii show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, as indicated by the ther-
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

GEoRarA.-The Butts county editor OF the Monroe
Advertiser March 30 says that the first four days OF
the past week were ndustriously employed BY most
OF the planters OF Butts county In corn planting:
our REPORTS indicate that most OF the uplands and
many OF the high bottoms have peen seedeu. fre-
parations for cotton planting were also pushed. No
Complaints are made Of lack OF handA
The New York herald., 1869-04-05

No. BIZ Wn0Yn Used. H0sc Used.
A-Albany and Troy Observation-Disclosures Exclusive
46-Ltverp0Ol Inman's. Exclusive
lELivorpOol, Williams GuiOn. Exclusive
l7-National. Exclusive
%S-Cornwall. Exclusive
49-Pennsylvania Coal Company Exclusive
60-Havre steamers. Exclusive
5l-Hudson, Fort Lee and hay barges. . :. Exclusive
81 to 5S-oyster house m0ored In slips, pier
partly occupied by hay barges -. Exclusive
b4-hay barges. Exclusive
6o-keturned bulkhead, ice barges. Exclusive
% to the foot OF Fourteenth street-Filled
with structures, lumber, iron and heavy
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-05-14
G 4 Ee a. a. q. a Ee !.

NASHVILLE Tenn. March 9th. 1869.
The undersigned. Bankers and citizens OF
Nashville. state. for the information of our
friends and the public generally. that we are
acquainted with the Officers. Directors and
Stockholders. of the NASHVILLE LIFE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY. and personally know
them to be men of integrity, and high stand
ing in this community.
They have ample means to insure success,
and their character as business men affords a
sufficient guarantee that the finances of the
Company will he managed with honesty,
ability and prudence.
James Whitworth, Prcst Fourth Nat'nl Bank,
Jno. Portertield, Cashier Fourth Natnl Bank
Jas. Mclaughlin, Prcst Second Nat'nl Bank.
w. Il. Dortch, Cashier Second Nat'nl Bank,
w. W. Berry, Prcst Third National Bank.
Edgar Jones. Cashier Third National Bank
a. d. Duncan, President Bank of the Union,
J. c. Warner. Caahicr Bank of the Union.
X. {. McNairy. Prcst Nashville Com. ms. Co.
Ed. ID. Hicks, Sec'y Nashville Com. ms. Co.
James Woods.
Jno. Lumsdcn. PrcSt State In. Co. of Nash'y'll,
Jos. Nash. Scc'y state In. Co. of Nashville.
Robt. Lusk. President Traders Bank.
r. y. Sample, Cashier Traders Bank.
y. HobsOn. President Bank of Nashville.
Frank u. Cahill, Cashier Bank of Nashville,
Julius Say. Prcst Nashville Savings Bank.
sam. y. Morgan.
Jno. II. Williams.
Edwin III. Ewing. r-.
fSf5' Persons insured in the Nashville Life
Insurance Company at Athens, Tennessee
VIM. NJ. Bradford, Esq, DR.. w. w. AleXan-
der, DIR. Jno. L. Atlee.
April @, 1S69-3m-T1
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buy 'TIuE BgJCKEYE.
GOOD wIuISKEYS,

EOS MEDICAL AND OTHER PURPO-
II scs-Old Corn, Bourbon and Robertson
County Whiskeys. Ginger Wine, Hostetter's
Stomach lBitters-for sale by the quart-for
Cash or any and all kinds of Country Produce.
fnp- g'' HENDERSON 81 CAMPBELL.
March B. 1e69-tf-66 ..HE .n.LI
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i2H5TNM A!N.


The human mind, that lofty thing,
The palace and the throne,
Where reason sits sceptered king,
And breathe its Judgment tone!
Yet, who with silent steps can trace
The borders of that haunted place,
Nor in his weakness own
1)Thsk mystery andmarvel bind A q "a
rfkt lbity thing the Human mind! II Et
The Human heart, that restless thing
The tempted and the tried,
The Joyous and the suffering
The source of pain and pride,
The seat of Lovc-the lair OF Hate;
Self-stung, self.defcd;
And yet we hail thee as thou art.
THOU restless thins7thc Human Heart.
Tho Human soul-that startling thing,
Mysterious and sublime!
The angel sleeping on the wing,
Worn by the scof of time;
The beautiful-the veiletl-thc bound
The earth enthraled, the glory crowned;
The smitten in its prime;
From Heaven, in tears, to Earth 1t stole,
That startling thinS-the Human Soul.
Cd And such Is Man. Oh, ask Of him,
DR. The orring, but forgiven.
II DER his vision, drear and dim,
The wrecks of time are driven; -tI
. n pride or passion, in their power,
Can stem the tide or turn the hour,
Or stand in place of Heaven ..... ..
] He bends the brow, he bows the knee,
Creator, God, to none but Thee.
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STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Hrf
Nashville Life Insurance Company.

AN"SftN liz iLtlC ltSuEtuCC Company.
Il. A. Atchison, VI. d. t...,. ..sl.
G. A. Il. Thompson. of Thompson & Co. Of
VIM. II. Evans, of Evans, Fife IL Co.
j. G. McCrory, Cashier First National Bank,
j. w. Allen, Pres't Tenn. Fires Marin In, Co,
Jno. NJ. Bass, President of the Company.
J. W. 11oytc, Secretary of the Company.
d. +. Carter, Esq.
A. G. Sanford. President First National Bank.
A. c. Carter, Merchant.
). il. Demovillc, of Dcmovile &c Co,
Henry l.. Jones, Assistant Postmaster
J. George Harris. Paymaster U. s. Navy.
JAS. B. Craghead, Esq.
Jas. G.. Ogden. President Peoples Bank
Jno. NJ. Hill, Esq.
G. L. Wing. Cashier Peoples Bank.
J. w. Maddin, VI. u.
r. ii. Gardner. of Gardner. Buckncr e Co.
A. Hamilton. Esq, Cotton Factor.
A. G. Adams. Of A. G.. Adams e Co.
B. f. Sands. Commodore L. 5. Navy.
r. G.. Throne of A. G. Adams & Co.
Thomas Gibson. of \. G.. Adams IL Co.
Geo. Starlight Merchant. ..'..
NJ. Cockril. Merchant
John Ovcrton, Esq.
Daniel llillman, of lIilmnn Brothers.
Thos. d. Fitc, of Evans. Fite Il Co.
French Bros. of French Bros. ...
sam. Golladay, Merchant.
q. L. Thruston. Attorney ut Law,
W. II. Morgan. NJ. ID. ..
J. W. Wilson. of J. w. Wilson & Co.
Thos. Caldwell. Esq.
VIM. Stockcll, builder.
Jas. II. Kcndrick. Secretary Gas Light Co.
A. G.. Ewing, Ewing & Co.
Henry Ewing, Ewing IL Co.
Hugh McCrea, Cotton Factor.
w. II. Smith. Esq. .
James Woodman. Esq.
Thompson Anderson. French Anderson &c Co.
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CARPETS! CARPETS!

WI G.. HORTON & co. HAVE A LARGE
/ w stock of Carpets and Oil Cloths, very
cheap-call and sec them TT 'a 70 '..t.t-
April .. la60-tf-70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-13
THE PACIFIC SLOPE.


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. II.
Important developments have been
made In the Comstock lode In Nevada.
The excitement Is running high In
stock circles. Nearly all descriptions
advanced.
The memorial asking Congressional
aid for the Sutro tunnel has been signed
by all the Nevada State officials and
many prominent citizens.
Gold bearing quartz has been dIsCov>
cred near LoB Angeles; the surface
rock abounds In free gold.
Arizona adviCes say the Indians are
troublesome near Prescott, committing
depredallons ut Ash Creek. General
Wheaton is organizing scouts for the
Apache warfare. Gov. Stafford is visit.
Ing the northern part OF the Territory.
Rain has fallen throughout the Terrl-
tory!insulhcient TO benefit mining Flour
ut Prescott is $50, gold, per barrel: but
ter 81 per poundi eggs 81 per dozen;
other necesSArieB In proportion.
Secretary Beesy has ordered the re-.
lease OF the French ship Malabos, re-.
Gently seized for violation OF the rev.
enue laws, upon the payment Of three
times the value Of the goods landed
and about $1,000, the cost Of the suit.
The Virginia City and Truckee Rail.
road was completed November 10Th.
The press there are discussing u propo.
sitlon for calling a convention to draft
y new State Constitution.
Quantrell, the leader oi tho Law
renee massacre, was tracked 10 this
city by detectives, where he enlisted in
the army and was sent TO Camp Scott,
Nevada. An order was sent for his ar
rest. but reached there too late, he and
three others having deserted, tnkIng
the best outfit In camp.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. IL.
FLouR-Unchanged and dull; extra
81 75a5 90; family IS 25a5 so.
GRAIN-Wheat-. un-
changed and quiet; No. 2, 81 05a1 OG.
Corn-In good demand at S7aSSc for
ear. 0ats-Unchanged; No. 2, 50a5lc;
NO. !. 62a6Sc; white 54a55c. Rye-Dull
at SSa9Oc: Barley-NomlnalIy un.
changed; No. l held at 81 so.
CoTToN-D1ll, and prices dropping;
middling 2SHc.
ToDAcco-Flrm; sales lOl hhds at
$40 00al0 05.
WHIsKY-opened unsettled, but Ia
now hrmer, and demand slightly better;
sales 800 bbls at 81 90.
PRov1sIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull at S3l;
no sales OF importance. Bulk Meats
Two.th irds cured held at l2Hal9J5c for
shoulders, and 16Kal6Hc for clear ribs
and cleRr sides. Lard-Held at 1870
for steam, and 17al7Nc for kettle rem
dered. Bacon-Nothing done; but little
here now. Green Meats-Decllned to
l0H, IL Sh and loo.
BuTrER-ln better supply, and prices
are droopiDg; fresh 29aSic.
EGdS-Scarce and firm at SOC,
CHEEsE-Firm at l7kal9c.
OILS-Linseed Oll-Unchauged and
firm at 0OA02c' Lard Oll-Sl S3al 81 for
current make. Petroleum-Steady at
S3a35c for refined.
Hoos-Dull at 50 5Oa10 90; extra Sc
leoled sold TO butchers at $40 25; re.
ceipts 3,0O9.
GRooERIEs-Unchanged and quiet
good business doing,
GoLD-l26X buying.
EXCHANGED lilo discount buyipg.