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Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

One of the boa constructors at a side shpw
attached to a crc1s 10 Chicago, on Friday, be-
came enraged, and cpiIng itself around III,
arm Of the exhibitor, squeezed the limo severe,
y. 1t required the efforts OF three men to re-
lease the exhibitor.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11
life Insurance Agents Wanted.

A long established and first class Life Insur-
ance Company in New York are in want Of an
Agent at Smyrna, or some other point, to take
Delaware, and to solicit in adjoining counties in
Maryland as district Good recommendations
or references must accompany applications. =
Address Box 3OO5 z. o., New York. al st
1000 Delaware State Bonds, As shares of
Delaware K. K. Stock, 1000 Delaware r. r.
Bonds, and 25 shares Farmers Bank Stock,
for sale by John McLear x Son, Bankers, COZ
Market St, Wilmington, Del
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

The Levy Court Commissioners of New
Castle county are erecting workhouse in the
jail yard, in connection with the prison. The
object of the w5rkhouse is to furnish employ
ment for the prisoners who have been senten-
eed for leng term When finished twill be
furnished with looms for the manufacture of
carpet, large quantity Of which is now made.
which saves the cOuntya considerable expense
in nthe maintenance ofthe pFisopers. TheCom-
nlissioners are also putting up an addition to
the Court House for the use of the attorneys
during the Court llHlZTE iG 9niEa 9dl agHHtua
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

Jay Cooke & Co., through their agents, Jno
McI4ear & Son, No COZ Market ST., Whining
ton, Del, offer for sale the First Mortgage 7
per cent Gold Bonds of the Lake Superior &
Mississippi Railroad Co. The denominations
of the bonds are $500 and $1,000.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

AGRIcULTURAL EXHIBITION.-T Delaware
State and Pennsylvania Agricultural Exhibi-
ton will be held at Wilmington Delaware, on
the 18th, 10th, and l7th Of September. Pre-
miums will be offered for the productions of the
farm, dairy, workshop &c, &C., the design be-
ing to make it first class exhibition. The
farmers of the Peninsula are requested to lend
their aid, and to make the display equal to any
ever witnessed in this section of country.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11
Nnaa,es,Compound HemIock PIas'sr''

-. oi,os and often perfect radical issOu,arptly suasp
Never si II n .p gS IpNmmationor Weakness t Weak
relieve Rheumatism PsTisy Acute DypePsSS. and
iin,g Fnlarrement Of the Liver mhOop"S -.
BThe genuine in yellow medium
name IN my Etau At 20 Is and IS cents eacn' .ds,hia
and large, nete NEEDLES Druggist ic
For sails By best Druggists AMI OeS'4''
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11
SMY2WU, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Aug. IIth.

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH II. HoFFEcGER Edieor Proprietor, SMYRNA
Delaware.
year S9OO advance, S250 If
paid till the end Of year. paper discontinued until
all paidOny the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted the OF Seven Gents
anc the first insertion; subsequent Insertions lreean'
ahaf CENTS liberal discount made to quarterly seni-an'
nual and yearly advertisers
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

1t said that CalIsaya Bark has peculiar effect
upon the liver. and guards the system against dsess
es by exposure and irregular diet. II is conceded
that the great success Of the wonderful PLANTATION
BITTERs which, previous to our late unhappy diff
culles. was found IN most southern homes, Uw
ing to the extract of Casaya Bark which it contain
ed as one of The principal ingredients. In cOnfrma
/ Physicians remark, thai whenever he felt unwe
from ordinary dieieuc atmospheric causes, he in
variaby relieved himself by Plantation Buffers We
speak advisedly when We say that we know it TO bG
| the best and most popular medicine in the world.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

THE Town HALL-Work is progressing on
the town hall rapidly, and on Monday the cor
ner stone will be laid by the Society Of Masons,
with appropriate ceremonies. tits understood
that the officers of the Grand Chapter will be
present, and the Masonic lodges of the State
have been invited. We are unable to give the
programme, as the arrangements have not been
agreed upon yet
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

Miss Ida Lewis is said to be negotiating @r
lease of the Boston Coliseum as store house
for the immense amount Of merchandise which
her friends and admirers are bestowiug upon
| her.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

The tunnel of the Marietta, Ohio, Railroad
is cut under we'll of excellent water The well
is as good as ever, and not drop leaks through ,
although crowded trains pass directly under it,
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

Bessie Bisbee, who has made some smart
speeches for female suffrage, has backsiden
and abandoned the stump. The gentleman
name has not come to light.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

THE BRANDYwINE SPRINGS. writer in
the Journal says that it has been suggested to
form stock company of one thousand shares
of one thousand dollars each, THAT is with a
capital of one million dolars) to rebuild the ho-
tel at Brandywine Springs, and make it one Of
the leading houses of our country.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

A Tennessee farmer plowed up a keg con-
tanning $4,000 in coin the other day. The fol-
lowing morning he was going out to work again,
when he found his labor useless, as treasure
seekers had dug the field over thoroughly dur
ing the night.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

A man in Danville, Va, 85 years old, who
never rode in a car, is called a conservative
old human miracle"
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

The New Bedford Standard says lady in
that city recently appeared in church neatly
dressed in calico. and concludes that it it would
not be dangerous to lend the husband of such
a woman money.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11
1T GREW.

All Topsy could about herself that she growed
And all be said in the Otenasked question
How did Oak Hall become great is that it GREW Their
nothing about it, nothing beyond the oTdnar
laws development and expansion Strict integj
close and constant application to business untrng study
the wants OF the people must lead to permanent and larg
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

We wOuld call the public attention TO the justly
celebrated Wilmington City Soap" manufactured
by Moore x Bro. IL acts like magic. and good
out II. .t." t... aug
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

A Western paper suggests that if the namts
of war vessels are intended to frighten the en-
emy, instead of calling our gunbOatS the Fury,
or the Terror, we had better baptige them the
Cholera, the Susan B. Anthony, and 50 on.
Smyrna times., 1869-08-11

MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the best imported
German Cologne and sold al half The price sep9ly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13
Fact and Fancy.

A grave scx-Sextop. 44 P
Becoming bridal gift--A bit. ii9gl
The Lady Of Iyons-Thc lioness. ad
| AnlpoL talc-.A missionary sermon.
przzLE ubscribeandpay yforthepapcr.
"A ferocious animal.LTLc vcs.i.DuLL Of
4 church. ''.' y
10 mako a binding e1plosion-"Blasi
your eyes, ll
A wlo.orous age-The bald. headed pc.
Rod. ...l .. ..s.9,. 4,
Home stretchrs-Doubtful stories told
in the family slT .isuo.. v
Hardware dealers may be sOft.heartea
mci. d. seL.5 piy.g
1mpulencc-To ask d lawyer ifhc ever
tola lie. .., q In fsiA t'5
Why is the road Of transgrcssors SO
hard? because It's Travelled 50 often.
"Dear charges'--The quarterly bills
aud pupils at a fashionable school. I q
An enlightened brain. like candle,
may be extinguishcd by blowing it out.
Good motto for tbieycs-"Provi ovilencc
helps those who help themselves"
What's good for sick geese FQ1ark
medicine, to be sure. ''l ''l''.a0'a
Trust not the man who promises with
an oath.
Never spend your money before you
have 1t. 1Hei. iel
One kind word may turn aside tor-
rent Of anger.
Never trouble another for what you
can do your.clf.
i WHY'S an overloaded gun like an OF
ico-lolder Because II kicks nightly
when discharged. las gsIla05a'
The man who sees bis seven children
stirring III The morning dehjoys The little
gailt of 'ttv.u up
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13
r EATnER 1 LEATHER

= y I'll. citizens Of Lewis and adjoing counties
are respectfully informed that am now pre-.
pared to supply them with all kinds Of Leather,
beth Upper and Sole, on reasonable terms. |
have the most experienced Tanner III thccoun,ry,
aAd will try TO make sucl, stock as III suit MY
customers. llcmlock or Eastern tanned sole
Calf and Kip skins, harness and side leather a!-
ways on hand. All tanned on the old plan.--
No short or pateut process used here. The
highest price paid in cash or leather for green or
dry Hides, at the Old I.oren.z Tanncry. Terms
strictly cash. Please call and see me.
au224-ly G. |. BUTCHER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13
KNIGuTING THE sIRLolN.


The Second Charles Of England .@ + q
- Rode forth one Christmas tide,
To, hunt u galant stag often,
OF Chingford Woods the pride. 10 z p
The wind blew keen, the snow fell fast,
And made for earth pail, En- ~
AS tired stceds and wearied men
Returnedto Friday Hall, y f'.4 "
The blazing logs, piled on tho dogs,
We're pleasant TO behold;
And grateful was the stcaming feast
To hungry men-and cold.
With right good will all took their fill,
W And soon each found relief; I'
Whilst Charles his royal trcnchcr piled
From one huge loin Of beef. ,Ia,. ,iit
Quoth Charles rOdds fish noble dish !
Aye nobly made by mel
by kni ghtly right, dub thee knight
Sir Loin hcnceforward be Y +
And never was royal jest f'if
Received with such acclaim; gF 4,
Aud never knight than good Sir Loin
More worthy Of the name. .N 'l'i
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-09-13
Select Poetry

a'rl aa [By Request, :
. FAREWELL, FUZZYLINDA.
Id offer theo this ha nd Of mine r
lfttou hads't bu, the dimes;
But purses short and slim us thine
Won't do for these hard times.
lleave thee in thy wretcedncss,
AS one too poor to mate; L.
For love, you know, can oaly bless,
When based on real estate. m
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06
fajet q and Fancy y !

Grave chargcs-An undcr.akor's fees.
|''t Tho'happy planter-A manfrbutyiag
bis wife. .'as al
A desirable domestic bird-A duck Of
q wife.
ss,m9iIig sp,s ,,i.ir r,s5g. OK, {
The arst apple was eaten BY The astt
pair. ,.ua-a: anayg 5f as-1 ,e.
Why is your foot like slablo2 Be-!
cause there's corn blu there. =
"whaat aaiils your eye. Bob.?"' e"Ob.
nothing, ou!y,l.oldlfa& fellow he lied" !
1low did Adam 80 out Of Eden! lie
was shaked cut.
Why is a loulimmottal2 Because her
son never sets.
tot!aue is ike i lill-all up or all
down. f,ilse blssri,5ass ~ m
Why do not hehs lay at nisht' Be.
cause They arc roossels. h.
The average depth Of the ocean is
about three miles. o..
People who ore behind tue times
should be fed Oh ketehpp.t s
II ara on tho trail Of a dear" Oh the
gentleman said when hc trod on q lady's
dress.
Did tho ,l,tugh,less hah xho sat down
on lac spur of the moment receive aug
injuries " 7sn
Skulls without tongues prea,a better
thaa scmc that hive ihem. III,
Harsh words arc lsilstoncs. which, if
melted, woul,lfcrtilizc tho tender plants
they batter dvwn. an.4g..Aa.51 III ~
Why arc kisses like erea,ion7 BE-.
caase. they are made Of nothing aud are
very gopd. 10
Sluhaer hot those whc7 slahdcr you.
Bite no. llc reptile because lie bites.
2 Eanilics Of real position arc not Jealous
fit; but upstarts arc constantly guard
iDs their respsc'abilily. .7,I.
Wisdom dies rot cons:e. in kroming
everything, but in lhosihy what you
know. i.'r.s., .sgiia
Golden dreams often visit ,nen when
they arc wide awake.
Pleasure may DO found in any country;
comfort only III our own. teeN
A bufToon is professional fool / swag
is only an aulsteura ~ 12idg a H9
Troubles ore like babies, they thrive
on nursingt '''0
Let II. sloH kitdncss; ahl do so,d to.
our fellows in this world, for NC shalt.
pass this way any more. ,7sr atf.
In what scas,r did Adam lcayc Para
disc? 10 tue fall. ,fs2ls.
Positive men are lie most oftet IN
error. EH
Tho tongue is tho mysterious organ
that turns tl,otgl. uto sound. HAD
A lutlral Of common sebseis worth a
headfull Of learnius,an e-.1,-, .a'Al
In what does Qucen Victoria take her
pills? lu cider. uyY
II mcn, faults wefc written on their
forclicads. broadrimlned Lass would be
fashionable. ,r--. -.-,,..-..- = ...t
If you wish ID na..erafool, hsk his
advice; il you wish 10 10 one, follow IT.
The Spanish tfovtrb says-A little
breakfast /, enough; ehotsl dinner is
but little; q little supper is too much. .
ifyou cn! adSg's tail OF, What cfTss.
would |. have on its kcomo,ionl II
might sscp his svuggin; bu!it wouldn't
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06

Washington has sent colorcd female
sculpst 10 Rome to learn to cut stone In
q foreign language.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06

cnllulS' teHucncy. Lt.'
Charlutto Cusbman is 'a;d to be worth
100000. Any good woman is worth
the sam amount. Is ;,..7
The cradlois woman's ballot. box and
they sometimes lepusit two votes in it. q.
a "sc'lled aversion" isgrourd for a
divorce iu Indiana. 'His','1i '''2 l'tr
\ Cincinnati belle lives and waves and
has her being With $500 worth ofialso
hair on her head. 49, aoas
i,Eugcnic has 4, q sprainca ankle, and It
isiearcd fashionable, women will walk
lame this winter. ail ,reh .gsmss 10!
The last instance ofmoacssy is that Of
lady who refascd to carry watchin
her bosom because II had hands on it'll
A policeman having saved a New Jer.
ses lady from insult. she made lima
presen. Of $4,000. A minister assist
cd her. NJ lizards. 7 g 4G'l
The lady who had gentleman in her
eye has since rcsorted to an ocuist. i.
was at frst'thoaght that she would have
to goto the parson. 'h +t g,&.
"A full evening dress, DO it known. Is
one thar bursts open at tie top and foslns
over, Ill, ~ -,
Physician. say the white rubber used
for nursing bottles is poisonous. Thisis
not for our gentlemen readers. 65s'r
When; San Frapcisco women want to
gel drunk they 60 into . restaurant and
call for 5.%'straigh..lac tea. and they
are furnished with tangle-leg vhiskey.
a wsiscr.girl at Keokuk, Iowa, will
have her rnsmc sent down to postority ina
halo ofglory, &c. She busted the bend
Of acolorcd radical who tried to recon.
struct lcs. c'iplgo7 a-ss tds feilzg
Women ho!under sixteen are u bc ad-,
,nilled to tho privileges Of; Eton College
Euglabd, as an evidence Of the advance
Of the ugc. ."' I'd 81 .-i * Y -
igIsis Stated as OF, evidence Of thS De-
mc.alization Of the times, that ladies' of:.
ten look one anothcr's dresses:e 9oa,1
Cruelty The female clerks in the GOV.
crumens Offices at Washington are COM
PEELED to tell their ages. 4, f,-,
An agent WHO Travelled all over Vcr-
nlout found that niue Of ten girls we're
named '.Sai,n aud scsen out:of hino Of
tlissa "Ssls" we're rross.eyed unl
frcckled. y VEN 29l ~ tiRsa5oG aA Il
IA youhs Indy who drew a eos,tl.lhah's
vrapperatatescnt gift concert IN Water
bury new wants a gentleman to pu, into
it. 4 absss f.ss si6ssi -
The girl Of the period IN Detroit wears
plug hat and carries o cane. That is u
good costume FOR siinulcr, bu: for winter
we should. advise her 10 add car-rings and
\ lceket to her wardrobe:
The n.nn who had his attention turned
to matriinc6s by the beautiful manner in
which a girl handled a broom, now says
it was nothing to the way she handled it
a little while after he married hcr.
A girl at Virden, Illinois, has paid for
4 49,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06
Ladies' Column.

some,of the strong .mninded women OBJ.
ject to marriage, because il gives woman
childish tendency. ''f
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06
Select Poetry,
THE SOUTH;


IA p5, ny FATHER RYAN.
Yes, give me tho land ~. p tR
:. Where the ruins nre spread, 'i.i..,
Andthe 1iving tread light tTl.-i - ,1 3f
On The heads Of tho dead 5l Al.
Yes. give us the land ma,
~ That is blest by the dusl.
And bright with the.dcele
OF the down. .trodden just.
Yes, give me the land "a '-s 8
Where the battles red bias.
Has flashed on the future
The forms Of the pasti
Ycs, give me the hnd! Tt'3 IfI7
Tha, hath legends and lays,
That tell oflbe memories
0fIong vanished days.
Yes, give me the land
That hath story 'sad song, U7-,
To tell Of the strife
Of the right with The wrong,
Yes. give nc the land
With a grave in each spot,
And names in tho graves
e-r- That shall not be forgot.
Yes, give nc the land 20
OF the wreck and the tomb,
z There's grandenr'in tho grave .,
Thcrc's glory 10 The gloom; = "
For out Of tho gloom
a, Future. brightness is born,
As after The night 'N'a i'tA Et';
Looms the sunrise Of morn.
And the graves Of the dead,
With the grass overgrown,
May vet form the foot-s.ool
~ OF Libcfty's,bsonc;, LtSh tliA's
And each simple wreck
In the way-path at night,
Shall yet be arock
In tho temple Of Right.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06
4 n RS. MARY E. yARNEY,

tY rs. AAlIi E. VAl1NEY, .
NEW MILLINERY .. EMPORIUM
Mrs. varucy would respectfully inform tic
ladies q Weston and vicinity ihat she liEs Just
received snd has now on hand full aid coil.
plee sttsk Of Millinery Gbo,ls, Hosiery, Tim
n:ngs Gloves, lsibbons, Needles, Threads, kc.s
an, III fitt every yilihg usually kept Id fhcii es-
tabiisnitAts. BONNET AND DRESS MAKiEd
.ill.r.eeive prompt attention and be done in
the Lest style. s'.' t hltly
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06

ID PURTER Il CO, ,lFEf NabUI 4
Al. --wnoLEsaLr DrAtErs 1T. I'd.
~ . OTIS "A N DIS II o u s
Our prices atc as low rs you cau pur.
chase goods in either Philadelphia or
baltimore markets; this yos save bosh
freight and expenses. yGl qe.ss' 81 '''
''s -s.'s tng4l. No. 8s Main Street.
=. ..,gi16.1y WHEELING, VIVA.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-12-06

flotu.iSl.l. rlss.hoStilsnps pup llro y sr,
sAlD 1!upu ll!M sainu stll sv sol siu soslid
~ .ssuold Q, S,.nqp SuiJo 'sou,!iadvo 1uol y
uoy taoryuoo Sl!al 'yaoA iln 10 lplil {! Ysu
Inv ';ac,s .m oas pun iro .oio,s .s,No'l
.Asq sltep o&, ",rN "a 'uo,soM 1SSl,sli!uK
'sDNIdN1I dNVa 'SHOiIS 'sLOOu
II aa1yaG dsr ssan.oyAayyR ni3 Y
'nr ..iioy.ial 70 diIIlE0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
THE =, STATE OF TRADE.


IoNDOS, Jny Bill a. m.ConoE ht 9t for and
99laJ for the United EveTweu bonds firm ~
STOCK quiet. Erie, 1915 Illinois, El.
PARIS Juy l3-The BOarse is quiet; Rentes II r. l0c
LIVERPOOL, July l3ll mCoton ei huuer but prices
are not quotaby higher; Mddng Upan l2i; Ng Orleans lZ
Brea1studs California Wheat. 10
LONDON July l3Inseed Cakes G02n thin obong lot
feeding Sugar quiet and steady both the and ahoat
LoSDoN july 3D. mIae money market easier Conso io'
y a9i account 81 Qg United fverNeuy bonds
quiet aud steady b! Bic Railway Shares 1871 ~ CenA so
Atlantic and Gre,t Western. "a Talow 4jIJ
LyEEPOoL July l3l pmFlolr 2i bb for Western Canal
No Red Western Wheat g4d9 y GENITAL Cheese 3d. per Tor
The best grades Of Amencan hue The market T b At
Manchester is quiet aud steady.
HAyRE July l3-Coton opened active both the spot and
afuit
LONDON 1850 pm-Consos closed o3 m both and
the account United States FyeIwety bonds G Ee Railway share,
Ia Illinois Ceuras ~.
1ivKRP1oL july 1l:3O m-Cotton closed acire MiIug Up
lands 2 d2ii Mjdng Orleans, l3al3L sales Of TIE 2
bales Rel Western Wheat 9 q euia: Corn, 49 quarter
for old Mixed Westerns Peas A. quarter f'r Canadian.
LoyDnN july 3-i;31 p. .insrc,i OIL So o. &
ASTwEKP. July l3-PerOeum ~ francs Tor Standard White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
nnMrsrIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA July a-Coon les aetvei Mlilng', 3laTc
So YoSwe,e Estrs Fa5y s6a7 Pc a,vanis o. 90
55 Indiana Ohio ~ Fancy 30 IS Wheat du
settled 0.,. esiy Western Sc Cofe quiet Su,r 6mef; Cuba
ll!9ic Petroleum. rude In bulk e DO 10 bbs, 2s Bei1e
B,L1INoRg July ia cation Quet snd 'eaiJ SHfiags 2i'c
lS1[ qge' saa ,'rl'. 's1aj Dsu, nov I' & 500
6ae IS Sd 90 do hits 70 $685. do F.r - ga DO sy'
81 "a IS Wheat ortue fnn but du S.v Rel ~ 4Sg
81 S. CouWhte ~ TO- yellow 81 Oats 'ld5,c Mes i'rk
Ghl8iaGje shoulder. lsq'ls Hams 21q2e Lard da'' i'
Oswyeo Jay pioa dul and uac arged sales o0o hhs A.
- Is Tor No Sprug - 81 IS fr Amber Winter; go 254
maud held ,i,ss VI bu1er a 51 bush No. NIL
vauLee Cab : a. nld Amber 5-g1u o. . Con- guilt e;
firm; shorts so; Sbipsuls, So Miu..s, 81 t5r taI
H5idr Esr5l css-p5nf t. Bs,oa &c.: TO- Nsalas o..
to Albany Lake lmporsso bush Went y7D,0 feet Luh-
BuTrALo Ja, lJ-Eecrpt.2 OO bb Wheat 6l h-'h Corn.
10y n'1 oa'' =, s o. o., .' Pc, gIc aS what, lie ON
Corn 7!c OF. TO Nevlok Fa dull sod easier sales nt
ssrJ so CGsg5 1t VI aad Ne Milwaukee cob % e ai
later % % aui 81 - rgpser{ H coz No. 5t 1,l
81 -; Transaction, light Corr qa.,t bot IT. ay a r. Of 10 o bush
SSi "'','s-piJ, o T,h a. .5 ~ esa Gar a
IA Pol aly t1l L4rl steady At DE Alaaes 1oaal At
cn,c,ao J-' ii-Your ,ool c,l 'd ,.Fg de'ai i t'a
sc IS spring krirs Nhet in active sg,.is- erril al
Ea sPfins a. al g7,s No ! Ep-ag Al r-id+I 5,
S Ss5s S .si o,, .- .s-, Of No a. do r. 5a,
speculative os' wee ia g'ai .l'e-au'e t21s o. H' ~
an - ~ 80 Barley scarce, stl o. tr-r'''. l,l .s,
steady q l1 az Cate. fa al lovers % '' - 10
f ri 10 I-iian ~ IUa o. far IIt Re- lt. a l .r
Wheat l oD hu'b Cor y.rg t9'a oal. oa,9 !. ,,'
ts5 CON 81 06a.a o,t. IoI b.sa. 81 e. al Iss.
lori,yltr yry u loo, c o. Ct 60, 10 r, ~ TO-
Ssaldsr j,e clear w Sides is. clear SIDE. &c. hs-' te'
Extra. Die Ns4sl.f, De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14

Timothy Seed sells %oss re freely sSasS 81 bu'b Rough aIsed
sALSTus Island quiet but prices srm- Coarse Salt is In
moderate reque'ti prices IS. are ref snn We quote:
II Fine owSrB4sioa $50 Fine sag s
Fine Fine M e SS5 Is S DO Bu SaSs so S 80
E market has been very active and the market
easier; sales Of 10000 n at l9Ea2Oc y 10, cash
SoAPwo note small of CASTLE atl'ial3lo The market 4,
selling st s@esloO for the low, siooasls5
= aR and in is de dg%s sS at Ia y 10 for dry Rye
stock moving with much freedom, and very figures the cali
We quote Light Lafs ors Logs Tas COMMON ' Gs 81 a
a5 Hsyy w SHSG and cf as S i h%r S' ss
S SSS s elgS asdaS s q as Good lG3c Fine
mand small parcels aud holders are realizing about former
sets AZ sa2c for Filler ss or Wrapper lots ard $500 far
i m5' WSPa 2, state 5 n & FL % lots
Pass for lots and l2l04o for Wrappers Manufactured
yssi attention quote 10 bond as follows Black Work
S5 tSr C'T@99 to Medium and aS for Good Fns Bright
fog 10 rather better demand AID prices strogg with buOsuy
S Good and ESQ 10 for Pine Ysra for ut ESD
Of A m q 6Ss a mgFSyes S.d the market steady sales
WOOLDuug past trade dali and the absence
otraDs1o' prices are necessarily nominal The coming
soe'PORds time last year The excitement Of The Wool
probable future Of the Eastern justify buyers
IS 'o1,s}1tSe 1D g[,dGy Mnac'Fs 6ao
lie sale Wool announced by Me Walter Brown Co orthe 18th
The closing follows: '''' d ' n''l
y D9SH 55 ME ns nd
blood Fleece 45d4c Quarerbood Fleece 45dc Common Fleece
s4d47c Ohio Pennsylvania aud Virgna-Choce Selected
Fleece 6567Oe SaIouy Fleece 52d5Sc Teequuter and Full
blood Meruo. 405nc HabOod Fleece 4aOc; Quarterbood
Fleece 47ac Common Fleece $685. Wisconsin Iowa Vermont
and aud Pqeood Msrao $780, stbood
aud TennseeWsshed Fleece, %dic UuWashed Fleece 0dSc
Uuwsshed Combing as dj3c Canada Fiece. 48G15c
TUBWAsEED WOoL-Choce 5a6c Pair 5JG55c Inferior aud
Bury. S3Gf6c
PCILgD wooL-New.York City Pulled tOG3c Eew.York
City super Pulled 430i6c HewYork City NO Pulled, 26d2ec
Lambs Wool 436t5 Western and 40dc; Country
Pulled fJf8c Country Pulled long, d50ci Country No
Pulled 3Od3 Canada Pllled 4506lc
CALTORNIA-Spnug Cnp 6ne, 3d6c; Spring Clip medium. 3lR
Spring Clip grades aud bury, 25dJc; Fall Clip, l. 24D
3ci Fall Clip low grades and bury 20alc; kHa Pulled ava
80. Pulled f2d4ic; Low Pulled, j2G33c.
TEXAs-Pue, 35G35c Medium 32035c; Low 2G25c; Inferior
B023c; Nerv Berry, l5d2oc
WooLs-Cape Hope 33dic Mexican, 2302Se
Buenos Ayre Muuo G3c Buenos Arts Aestzo 20 ac Doa
kO Washed 3d40c
WSHY-rbe msrket 6rme snd little active the
celpts hight. sales 81 23l bbN a. : oiDSlOa
WHALEBONE-Ne small sales az Tor South g0d95c
Tor NorthWest Coast and 95c a 81 for Arctic, all gold