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An incident.

The other day strong, robust man en-
tered whiskey shop not thousand miles
from New York. The man who came i'll
was sober, but excited. Addressing the
bar,tender, he said:-''I want you never
to trust me again, | never will pay you if
you do. Here is what | already owe yon
take it, but never trust me. You know
| work hard. You know l have a wife
and children. and / love them when sober.
i abuse them when drunk. | do wrong
in spending for drink what should lie
given for bread. Bnt my cursed APP
petite for drink gets the better of me-
But l will never drink again, I will
never taste another drop" Blandly the
tender smiled and mildly replied:
"Well, good resolution, and to finish off
with, just take one drink at my expense"
and suiting the action to the word placed p
bottle before him. At first be refused
then yielded, then tasted. then drank and
spent his money. then left the place Keeling
as only drunken man can. Such is the
power of habit
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Two Enelishmen travelled three days
together in stage-coach without axofang-
ing word On the fourth day one Of
them ventured to remark that it was Il tiuo
morning. And who said it wasu't =
was the reply.
It doesn't follow that. because we have
taken perilous step. we ought to retraca
it. She wasn't wise old woman VIII,
crossed bridge. and on being told that
it was labelled dangerous" turned
and re-crossed it in all haste
II is said that when Lord Byron sent so
his wife the well-known touching lines.
Clare thee well and, if for ever.
| Still for ever fare thee well r
| He inclosed in the same envelope a
| grocer's bill with the pencilled remark !:
"Pease look over this; don't think We
had so much cheese"
A lady whose deceased husband had
not enjoyed a continuous flow of felicity
during life, was asked at scance Que
night # she would like eonmunica tiop
| from his spirit II believe not" she said
IF he's got no more spirit in the either
world then he had in this, it's not worth
botheriug about.
DR.. Paul Seheppe, having been denied
a new trial, was on Friday last sentenced
to be hanged The Court crier. an old
citizen of Carlisle. banned William Gauld.
fell dead in the Court room AS the sen-
tence was pronounced. Schoeppe made
statement protesting his innocence.
A little fellow was maucbing a bit of
gingerbread, when his mother asked who
gave it to him. miss Johnson gave it
to me-" ''And did you thank her for it?'
Yes, l did, but dinnt tell her so. was
the reply.
DIR. Albert P. Weaver, of Laramie, ILL.,.
says the Memphis Appeal, is quite a
biga mist. Returns from nine counties
gives him six wives, and the balance of
the State to here from. He is in Jail in
default of $1,000 bail Numerous SYM
pathizing females cheer his lonely cell by
their visits.
Large sections Of Massachusetts,, New
Hampshire and Vermont enjoyed well
come and copious rain on Sunday and
Monday. The hearts of the Philad-
elphians were made glad. but the gathering
clouds vanished and the anxieusly looked
| for rain failed to fall
A brave man thinks 20 one his superior.
who does him an injury for he has it in
his power to make himself superior to the
other. by frrsiving it.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-26

The London Star says that there is no
reason for Great Britain to gruage the
possession of Cuba should the United
States buy that island. England's pos
sessions in those seas are so exposed to
attack at present that the danger cannot
be augmented. The possession of Cuba BY
the United States, the Star thinks, would
be to the advantage of commerce generally.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-26

FAIRvIgw SHENANDoAH COUNTY.
J. ". Danner-Uear Sir.-The Phosphate pur-
chased of you last fall knownasthe amonated bone
phosphate, manufactured by the Maryland Man
uiacturing Company, has ted like a charm. l
used about 10 pounds to the acre my present
land, and Ain happy to say have a magnif-
centrrop. ,ed it oy the side OF other fertilizers
and find this has produced decidedly the heav-
lest crop. NY neighbors all say it will make Is
bushels to the ! can confidently recon-
Send it to my fellow. farmers ELI COFFELT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-26

Mr.. J. " Danner-Dear Sir.--The Phos-
phatc purchased Of vnu last fall, manufactured by
the Maryland Fertlizing Company used by me,
had the desired effect, the consequences was:
drilled about 200 lbs per acre on acres of corn
ground which had produced heavy crop of corn,
and the result turned out bev ,nd nv best expec-
taton. ! am the opinion that shall make about
from 90 to Is bushels wheat to the acre there
fore can recOmmed it good fertilizer.
July Is REUBEN WALTON.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-26

A certain French officer lost his leg a c
the battle of Leipsic, After he had SUIT
cred amputation with the greatest courage
he saw his servant crying, or pretending
to cry, in the corner of the room. None
of your hypocritical tears, you idle dog.
said his master. S'you know you are glad.
for now you will have only one boot to
clean instead of two"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-26

The Pittsburg PENN Commercial
announces that Justice r c. Grier. Of
the Unitad States Supreme Court, will re-
sign early this fall He is IS years Of
age. and while his mental faculties are
not much impaired. he has become
physically enfcebled
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-26
NEAR CoLrMBrA Furnace. June %,

NEAR OUIt Mb!A T UKNACE' j UEV 70, IoOJ.
j. ". Uonner-Dear Sir.-The Super Phos-
phate purchased of you last fall, manufactured by
the Maryland Fertllizing Company. far exceeds
my expectations. l sowcd about 100 pounds to
filters to the amount of two hundred pounds, and
l am satisfied my crop will yield larger results
than any Of them. The land upon which | SOW
edwas poor, and yet il will Weld at least Is bushs
TO the acre, and without, it would not yield five.
can conscientiously recommend its use to
every farmer, believing it TO be the best known
fertilizer. Respectfully yours,
w. Fl. F. IRWIN.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-26

Mr. j. II. Donner-,Dear Sri applied ton
OF super phosphate, manufactured by the Mary,
lind lerulizing company to wheat sown last fall
and the effect was verJ striking. ] omitted to
apply the phosphate to part ofthe field, and the
Yield was at least one-third less then that to
which the phosphate was applied. The diff
ence was so great as to satisfy me perfectly that
it is cheap and valuable fertilizer.
MARX BiRD.
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WOoDSTocK. July 18th. 1869.


J. W, Danner, Esq.-Deer SRI have used the
ammnniated super phosphate, manufactured by
the mary aud iertllzing company, with great
success, upon some Is acres of wheat, of this
years crop. dc not hesitate to say l believe
it to be an excellent fertilizer, and that it is we'll
worthy the attenti IN and trial OF any desiring
to increase their crops improve their lands.
Yours &c, MOSES WALTON
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-26

The little darling, be didn't strike Mrs.
Smiths baby purpose. did he? 1t was
mere accident. wasn't it dear?
Yes, ma. to be sure it was; and if he dou's
behave himself I'll crack him again.
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of Advertising
Special Notices inserted at 20 cents per line.

Thanking you personally, sir, and feeling
deeply grateful to my many friends through
out the District, who stood unmoved amid the
storm, am, truly yours,
JOHN I HARRIS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-26

There is great flood in the Youtzee
river, in China, which has flooded the
country for milos. destroying a vast am
QUIT Of property.
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NET THE BEST READY ROOFING.

Suitable for all Buildings Dwellings,, Barns,
Churches, Factories &C., and for all climates !;
equally adapted to fat or steep roofs, and can be
applied by any ordinary workman.
THE READY ROOFING
is more durable than tin, and does not cost one
hall as much. 1t is cheaper than shingles. far
more durable, and iire-proot. it is made OF the
heaviest fabric ever used Tor the purpose, and is
put up in rolls ready for shipment to any part OF
the world. Send for circular and samples, (sent
free.) We also manufacture
GRANITE CEMENT,
FOR repairing all kinds of leaky roofs, chimneys
syk lights &c. This roofing cement forms per
inanent adhesive coating over the whole ser
face of all roofs whether tin, shingle or compost
ton, completely closing up leakages, and being
composed largely of ground granite. which sets
and hardens, and soon becomes an artificial slate
or stone covering.
ROOF PAINT.
For coating tin and all kinds of metal and COM
position roots. 1t will not run crack, or peal Oft,
but form permanent, and perfect protection
wherever placed. 1t is furnished at half the cost,
and possesses twice the durability OF the common
OIL. paints used for such purposes County rights
Tor sale. For circulars and all particulars, adj
dress READY ROOFING COMPANY.
July 29-amt $50 81 Maiden Lane, N.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-08-26

The above valuable phosphates- are kept on
hand and for sale by j. W Danner, at his Agri-
cultural Warehouse, in Woodstock where ever
thing which farmer needs can always be found:
Send in Your orders early, that there may be ue
Disappointment. j. W. DANNER.
Agent for Shenandoah and Rockingham counties.
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ROOF PAINT.

lSOMETHING NEW AND CONVENIENT.
y Spears Fruit Preservg Solution for sale BY
June II >. a. DANNEk
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CheaPSide
WILL BE FOUND
a large and complete assortment of

WILL BE FOUND
large and complete assortment of
FRESH DRUGS d MEDICINES,
PAINTS OF ALL KINDS,
WHALE OIL, COAL OIL, FLAXSEED OIL,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, VARNISHES;
a full assortment of
DYE-STUFFS, and nice assortment OF
CONFECTIONERY fine selection OLDEST SHOE
FINDINGS; the very best Chemicals SNUFF,
TOBACCO. CIGARS; fancy articles in great
variety LOOKING GLASS PLATES, all sizes;
STATIONERY, &C.. ALL OF THE VERY BEST
QUALITY, and-as low figures as can be had at any
place in the Valley. My Tinctures, Essenses, 0int
ments etc warrant to be ofthe strength required
by the standard pharmacopGia.
lxs- Prescriptions carefully compounded.
To physicians and others in want of Drugs and
Medicines in considerable quantities, we will sell
IT a small advance on Baltimore prices.
!. TERMS CASH, OR, IT'S EQUIVALENT.
Woodstock, jy 4. b. SCHMITT.
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The success Of this company is unpar alleled.--
In first eighteen months it Issued over $3.50 poll
es and earned in same period $4,000.
The Piedmont issues Policies on all popnar
plans. Payments may be made annually, Semi
Send no more money cut Of the State FOR in
urance, but patronize this home insurance COM
pany, differed and controlled By Vnginians OF
known inte :rity.
The names of the State Directors, Hon. Thos.
S. Flournoy, General Jos. Il. Anderson, Gen. W.
II. Payne, Judge John W Brockenhroagh, give
responsibility TO this company. and should com
memo it to the favor ofevery one. Call and see.
n FOUNTAIN. Agent.
July %. IS69-iv at Woodstock.
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A ADMINISTRATOR SALE
"a .0F REAL AND
PERSON PROP ERTY
AT ORKNEY SPRINGS.

will ofser at public sale on TUESDAY.
AUGUST Il, 1869. al lie Rea. ana Per onai
Property OF The estate of william Seemer.
deceased. at Orkney Springs. ehenandoah
county, Virginia
One Hotel, containing two and bali 4
acres more or less; also. Hotel haif bot
No u, with 2 acres and 20 roles-wiih Is
acres, / rood and 81 poles adjoining. one
Cabin. one fourth aere--one- fourth acre adj
Joining; two Cabins. 2 lots. eighth acre
each one Cabin half lot. one third acre
half lot one fourth acre adjoining.
HOTELS TO BE SOLD EPiRATE.
TERMS OF SAL],-One-third cash, one
third in Twelve months, and the balance in
"a months. with interes. from day OF sale, the
purchaser giving bond with good personal Sc
curity on the deferred payments, and deed
of trust to secure the same. The Cabins
and personal property will be sold for cash.
MORGAN SEYM0R, Special Com er.
July 90 1t Front Royal. Virginia.
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VTIRGiNIA NEWS.-Persons desiring to be
y kept posted on the State and Local News
of Virginia, and the extensive sales OF zeal Estate
now gong on in this section the Piedmont he
cion-wili do well to subscribe To the
sVIRGiNIA SENTINEL"
published weekly at Warrenton, Va. Subscrip-
lions 81. so per annum in advance. Specimen cop
ties sent free of postage application. Liberal
terms to advertisers. ,s~-
june 10 CANNON Il MEAD, Publishers.
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r IGRTNIgG APPLE PARER-best in use
\ for sale by
July 20 j. DANNER-
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NO. 81.
ACARD FROM JUDGE HARRIS.

NEW MARKET, Va. July 8, 1869.
Hon. JOHN t. HARRIS Dear Sir-As you
will see, New Market was unmoved by the
many reports in circulation in regard to you
on the day of the election, | canuot think it
possible that the charge made against you OF
having joined the Union League. and other
like reports can be true. Do you not owe it TO
your friends to let them hear from YOU
Very truly. yours.
G. r. CALVERT
HARRIsoNBUBG, Va, Aug. 9, 1868.
GEO. r. CALVERT. ESQ My Dear Sir,
Yours Of theSth ult was duly received and /
have delayed an answer until I could show,
by facts and figures, the falsity of the charge
to which you refer.
On Saturday previous to the election
started for Lexington, to address the peo-
pie OF Kockbrdge at their Court on Monday
/ did address them. and at once left for my
home, where arrived about II o'clock on
abe morning of HE eleesfon4 ssA@'
| Upon my arrival, l found the excitement
| running very high and the report in circula
! ton. that on Saturday night previous had
| joined the Upion League in Stanton, and
had come back here clandestinely, and had
taken the cars for Winchester to perfect my
arrangements with the League there. This
was not only reported, bat they were prepared
to proue it. W en- The truth il, at the very htu.
| they alledged and said they could proue took
the cars here, was sixty miles distance in
an opposite direction from Winchester This
| charge, and those OF similar import, were cir
culaed all over the District, as far as money
telegraphs, steam engines, horse flesh aud Pc
| liticians could take them, thus making the
charge simultaneously at almost every place
| in the District. And it was charged and re.
cd in constellation Of :
League, that the Rev. E. P Phelps had with.
drawn as q candidate in my favor. This vas
| also extensively circulated. No man has ever
been held to prope negative until some at
tempt has been made to prore the charge. None
such has been made, yet will disproue the
allegations. Below is the statement of the
leading Republicans of Staunion, with whom
it was charged | ma lie the transfer of myself
| to the ''Radcals.'
''In justice to truth and Judge Harris We
state that the report that he did, on Saturday
the Srd day of July, or at any time, connect
himself with the Republican party at Staun
ton or in any way make pledges to it, is with
out the shadow Of foundation. On the con
| trary, none were asked or expected. Ir
Phelps had uniformly said he was not a can
didate, and had authorized lis to say.so before
Judge Harris came to Staunten. Such of us
as voted for him, did SO upon his public
speeches and record. The politicians of his
own party refused to let his name go on the
Walker ticket and as is usually the case with
minoritles, they voted for the candidate vt
opposite party, who is ignored by its politi
clans. He vas not the candidate of the Re
publican party in any sense of the term, nor
was he voted for as such. Neither was DR.
Phelps withdrawn in his favor. We simply
- M hat 10
date, and thus left the Republicans free .o
vote between two candidates of the Wake,
party
VIM g Hrpp
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A MANUFACTURING CHEMIST,

of .hirty years experience. and are confidently
recommended to the agricultural community.
LAWRENCE SANuSTON. President.
Office, So Exchange Place,
July 8 BALTIMORE, Mp
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

,non,s.
me statements OIL averages by our banks are alto
gethcr better than tor three or four previous wee
There has been an increase OF Sd27Soo In deposits,
on which the banks have increased their loans
S2703z1 The legal tenders iucreased S414, 1856 Thus
the Daxs are easy IN their reserve ana nush IN Their
deposits. All tnese ngures lQreSnadow an easier
money market. The amount or banking Is on the
increase, the ciearngs last week being S9os904 IN
excess OF the previous week, ana the balances S15-
35S larger.
Tho o,rra,ot IA oxc,,o,oas a, ,ha pos,oc coar,,Sw
"e "ss.'e oNo"e. 20 "' '''0 D".'o. Si'ai''s
House Ior the year encing March IL, 1867, were
SzOjl, 79l,4e0. The excess in exchanges over the
rray,o,, ,eer .r,ountaa to era Aso e,e
- I, ~. ',s " ~.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14
Died.

Died.
ALJyrrr.-on Monday, april u. OF pneumonia.
ELLA CARR. wife OF William H. Allnuit Also, on
April 3, WILLIAM EIMoRE AiLsusT, infant child OF
the same.
her sep-tather William Il. g. Shanks No go De-
gaw street, near Court Brooklyn, on Thursday. The
friends OF her husband and parents invited to at
tend without further notice. Services NJ two
O'Clock.
her mother $40 East fiy-sxth street. at ter linger
ing inoss ELIZ, NJ, wife OF John :. Benson, and
daughter of Eliza NJ. and the late o. j. Reynolds.
Ihe relatives aud friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the above
residence, on Thursday afternoon. a. two O'Clock.
The remains viii be Inferred IN the family plot III
Greenwood.
Bliss bergen, y. T.. on sunday, April II. An
ME, infant daughter OF r. III. and Mary A. Bliss.
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF
her parents, thus "wednesday afternoon, at two
O'Clock
Conn, JOHN A. bLooAER, son OF Elisha Boomer,
aged ~ years.
attend TIE funeral, ON Thursday afternoon, at Que
o'cock from the residence OF mis- orother-a law Mr.
George Cook, 4ol West Nineteenth street.
est chid Of Robert c. ana Louisa M. Brown. agcd
year, months aud days
The relalpes and friends OF the family are respect
fuzzy invited to attend tue funeral from the residence
of his parents. No i25 Washington street, tins
(yedns sday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Bgusn.--At Mystic Bridge. Conn, ON Tu osday,
April l5, THOMAS BausH. son OF the late Thomas
BRUSH, OF Btushyille. l.. l.
Funeral on thursday, at Mystic. Conn.
Long lsland and New Jersey papers please copy.
CAMIDELl.-- In flatbush. on Tuesday. April l3
MARY wife OF James Campbell, foihclly OF Inc city
sle relatives anu friends Of tho amiy are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from her alc
fesldonce. flatbusl avenue second house north or
toll gate, on Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
CiARE:--on Monday evening. Apru IL, at her re-
CLARK. sister OF the late William Clark. '''' ''N
fuuerM sery.ces at the Eleventh Presbyterian
church, East fhy -ilth street, between Lexington
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

The value OF exports exclusive Of specie) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending TO-
day was sa617, 1885, against sss7S,O O54 the week
previous.
The following shows the totals OF the average OF
the leading items OF the Philadelphia banks TOR the
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

Rio in fair demand IN part FOR export, aud
with continued light oergs the market -,Iained firm at
last quotations. viz Ordinary &C. axe. gold
In bond fair do 10c. 10sc, do; do 1cs ll5c,
prime do, l2c 12gc, do extremes for lots &c. lsc
The 2Ss5 bags Alma trumored) ZOO
bags arrive per Safer, private Other kinds
2ic. 2s9c; Singapore, ,sc. aoc Ceylon, 17c lec
Maracaibo, l5c. lesc Lagsyra l5c. l74c. jamaica
4>c Is &C.; St. Domingo i4,Sc l5c; Costa Rics Man
William Scott soas made the stock Rio to-day follows:
IS 4 bags in New York, 306 in baltimore, H. 400 In New
Orleans, 2,5Uu In Boston and 1850 In Mobile.
CoRDAGE quiet but steady ut 2lc S3c. for Manila
and l7c. for tarrcd Russia.
CooPFRAGF SrocK.--Though trade IN all kinds dull
prices re@ained steady At our last quotations VIZ ugar
sg4o so 3D. molasses do 70 inch do S2 81 &g SO;
do IS so; box do $sO Pipe do 6 50 S hoops, IA
feet, a45 $h5; green hoops, IL feet, $40 f45.
DYEwooDs.-Logwood still and wanted. and
prices strong ga 5 $s5 god for Jamaica and at
Sg1 currency for St. Domingo We heard Of sales
Other kinds duh and plenty and In the absence OF sales
prices were nominal. -
FLOUR GRAIN-Receips 9,e4s bbls. four 356 do
meal 3210 bushels wheat 4705 267 do OATS
and $50 do malt The market for State and Western four
though still quiet steady under little better de-
the river grades the Western :rae for the
better grades for the local trade. California tour duh
and nominal the sales only about 1900 bbs. Southern
onr better demand but easier prices the sales
being $50 bbs Rye -four slow OF sale and heavy the
$50 bbls Corn meal steady with sales of go
AVs I
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

sIiprRTON HOUSE, FORTlETn STREET FRONT
~ Ing Rcseisor lAIk between fifth aEa sAlh kvenats
Elegantly nished end second sJos iOr Lsss
class families; table d'hcte VI IIisaie
ATLANTIC HOTEL, CORNER or NEW BowERy
"A amt Chatham sluste.-lUO wei futnishcd Rooms
Lodgings 90 50 weekly @i 10 ~ oren all
night
or MARKS rfoTFJ, FORMERLY PETEbER HOTEL,
- New Brighton staten Islandfhis long established and
iavofi, hotel will reopen for he reception OF guests thor
oushy rcne. May Apartments engaged by letter on
'f'''' Dn CAMP a COLE. Propre,ors.
The New York herald., 1869-04-14

Farm dairies. fsrto good. A2ac
bulk, Was freely offered :. lie,
that M PRICE Wis in good s demand Ssas II but sellers
demanded sle "a SSs H. and business was ih Ia Sense s
willie Tor April a sss. Saphtha was duh and nominal
SS as fhs was for Ap S
e on the 2oth Inst AZ Se and 500 do for May june and
RICE. csrolina was qnie. a, ssc ssc. wisnin the
range OF these prices there a few small sales
sUGAe.-rhe market for active, tho demand
Pro-
a. iic 2As .or Cuba and l74c s,sc for Porto Rico
sa1anoS conn rssSss ,os "f ss.; fair q soes
ice grocery a iscs ssGsfFF Fo.o kIsc
refining grades ec ,s,fe. grocery grades, l21e a
weak at lsc nise for hard le BE for soft white'
srELrE2.-si.esau dull and heavy at IS Is Ss 55
sTrAKiyr was hrmer, though quiet. There were small
sales at ls4c lsee. ia hhds and terces.
the closing appended
.s & ds ssn Ss fis % S s T9 an
S ss s nj @ n ys ysas
Tampco, 9sc.; Malsmoros, Doe 5c. Vera Cruz 5oc,
c csps. Is &c., safsay per Is
@ s St. ssa y Sasn e ri. M sss 3 M AIssss xnsss.
turs, ,soc a slc rars, a7c. per ib;, gold.
hsr sass " were e made IN Boson Of ou bags on private I
los spot here Grass Grass W were dull heid a former
rough flax So IS a B2 S.
sALTWih continued light ariyals, improved demand
and small stock, the market for ali descriptions ut
our last quotations. Joobipg ots from store were selling
.has' and worhini2ns, $2 q $sS5 ground w $9 -
and Turks Island 6gc 55c. per bushel.
TALLow was In moderate request a about former prices
There sales of 81 ON lbs. at I4c. q Ike
TonAcooF Kentucky the market was fary active the
steady made to the extent of 25 hhs a &C.
10%c Seed leaf in improved deinand and the follow
Ing sales rs Connecticut &c. lSc 81
g. State at lc 80 do ohio 1853 crop st sc and about
inquiry sales $50 bales Havana at &c I'll Us and lot
bales Yara private terms Annexed the current quota
tions