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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-23
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1t contains lesson system with
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- Christmas.

We eaaR wfitsa Christmas SER
mon On this occasion-but belt dn-
derstOOd, il is only for want OF time
We must content ourselves, there
fore, with wishing all our readers
and friends-as we do from the
hcart-a healthy and q merry
Christmas, and many returns oi
the aaueJ III D TdTd3l2
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horticultural Society Election.

Members of the H. V. Horticul-
tural Society will please bear in
mind that at the meeting of Satur>
day next nominations are to be
made for officers to serve during
tho coming year. Also that s,t the
election Of such officers takes place
at the meeting ofthe second satur-
day In January. Y N-" N ~
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A Coop THING,--Hon. Mahlon
Chance, well known In Lancaster,
has just been appointed Us. Cop
sui 20 Nassau, capital of the BAHIA
ma Islands. We congratulate our
young iricpd on his good luck, and
wish he may return 10 the Buckeye
State after his service abroad full
of honors. Some friend from this
section of Ohio, writes Mr.. Chance
q letter after his appointment, on
which is the following inscription
upon the, envelope: nIae; s.n- j
To Mahlon, Chance this letter goes
Qn Fremont on the C. &Tl tTlh,,
When mid a galaxy of beauN,I'a =. AZ, w
The gallant Mahlon wears storec clothes
And spreads himself right royalty. 10 ,u
And now they say he's going to be
Consul to Isles beyond the seal Jlano.
In seven States fond hearts shall pine
When Mahlon mounts the oceans brine
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I. O. O. r.

The Members Of the widows and Or
phan's, Beneficial Society, are hereby
notified that the, Annual Meeting Of said
Society will be held at the Hall of Char
ity Lodge No. 2, on the I'd Monday OF
January, A. d. 1870, at half-past 2
o'clock, 7, NJ j. W. ToWS0N,
Dec. 9th-td' he,Ias Sec'y.
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The clergy cost the United
States Si3,O0O,oOO per annum; the
criminals, S40,0OO,O00; the lawyers,
$4,000, 900. and rum OO,OOO,OOO,
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LITERARY SOCIETY. - We learn
.lstA nenRsrot t!cmen Of this
city met At the Office of Messrs
Connell 4 Eritter. on Tuesday eve.
Ming, and 1OFgauiEcd a Literary So
ciety. Particulars hereafter.
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DRY GOODS STORE.

-4.s-b sboog 100 aSAU ,faoa' r'.1'asr 1''i
Wehaue nOW in store the lar
gest and best selected Stock of
' lFiliGiNIH iit fkdfItdH1 III iEaE
Foreign G Domestic Dry Goods
In the City, iOhIch dttrtnO the
Holidays we UW offer at much
reduced prices, to make room for
, q 2EC2L al
our EprtmD Stock. PEGttlS, Pop |
Tins, Repps, AEerinOs, Empress
Cloths, and a great variety of
other Dress Goods, along ,'oitJs
Prints, DeIatnes, &eetinGs,
ShirtinOs, Black, BrOWn, Gold
Mir. Striped and Plaid W'dtef'-
proofs, must be sold to clean out
Stock. ,caoOd 1t.ia-
Nothing so appropriate for Pres
ents as our splendid t0r[ety of
Lace Handkerchief, Hen,stitch
and Tucked Linen Cambria
.ELOlItt ,iltldllL
HanIkerchiefs, Gents. Hen'n'ed
Linen HandEerchiefS, DOyIes'
Napkins, Table Linens, TO,0els,
Embossed Table and Piano Coz
ers, Shas0Is, ArdIs, Fars, Bds-
' w 'TIfk Z. a. T. y y ~
kets, Ladies' and ChtLdren's
Hoods, Gloves, Mittens, Hosiery,
&C., dc. CdW and see.
SNIFF, 4LLENG HATCHER
T4LLMADGEt BLOCK.
: Lancaster, Dec. "a, lssO-tf. .tyN ..-
/ ONO AaT2b0KAI
II - t- ~
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OBITUARY.

|, piEDa-At his residence near Lithopolis,
Fairfield, Co. Ohio, on the 10Th day Of October,
1855, Mr.. John Snyder, In the 6it year OF his
are. He was a native and many years resi-.
dc mt Of fairfield county, Ohio.
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The following Property for Sale.

o the Eost favorable terms.
The following Property for Sale.
10 Acres OF Land mil north west Of
Lancaster, between the RoyAlton Pike and
Carlisle road, on which 10 fne ~ story frame
house, fruit trees, well, &c. Soil very rieh-a
very desirable property,
4 Acres OF Land near the Carroll depot,
has on the premises good ffaTne house, stable,
coopeTshop, fruit trees, spring at the house, 0
very desirable property.
I43 Acres Of Land, ~ miles north Of
Lancaster on the pike. Has on the farm irame
house, stable, fruit trees, we'll at the house,
springs on the premises, 40 acres Of good tim.
Der. Will be sold at q bargjn.
One az Acre Lot in aDumootviIle, on
which is good house, blacksmith shop, Wag-
| onmaker shop, well at house.
One Acre Lot in Dumontville, on which
| is good house, number OF young trees, we'll
at the house. =
SaO Acres ofehoice land near Alton, Dali
las county, Iowa. viii exchange for oshsr
III J,C. .HITE 4 co.
4 Two Lots, Nos. 8 and 4, on wheeling
n atreet, IN Carteris Addition IT, the city Of Lam
4 caster. Has on one ofthe OTIS new two story
frame houseof 6 rooms, also good new staoie,
Welfand cistern, Aiitngood conditoe; Terms
Nn1 IN Iafa J. ~, Il =
.;,,.,sSI
mile south west oi Mill lersPort, WAlnut Twp,
Fairfield county, Ohio, on which 10 agood
.hs.d -, s,.o5 wall- 81 1atar. andnear I've
GOOD grain markets' ~ l.r.c
soil-rich, black loan.
THREE OUT. LOTS, Nos 20, 81 and
ao E..tnTrant,aI venne In the n on Co. Ad
di;ion 70 ths citr oSLsncaster.
oiI'on " 'no0'y ,,.., =,
one House ana Lo',n p.oo.d,r.x .nd Wainut
theNorthwest corne. S n, =, ond :,.his c;s,srn
and we'll All IN gooa cloeI. vsi,1 eItus
eity Of Ian caster. "a = III 3 I
anE a AaIsR LOT east Of the G. B q
s;Jrna "a Depot h, the city Of IAnea stef. Termi
\ aaav
o,I .,o.s
W A 90. o. LI n ~ ~ va nrs,n,sas 1000 ! coot
ter, oil the Pike. hss on tne Premses ~.
\ nouHe and Barn, good young Obenao, pep'. n,
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Tho Athens Journal is q noat
looking paper just started At Ath-
ems, Ohio, the first number OF
which we have received. 1t pro-
fcsses to bo Republican in politics
but seems quite shy of publishing
political natter. We wish it sue.
cess according to its sincerity in
= % :
Republicanism.
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The Wagon in NIotionl


Don't forget that Ahdy Ban.
mans Bread wagon is nov running
and will visit your door every day
if you desire it, 51i4d
Leave your orders, and buy your
tickets, at the Grocery Store, and
the same will meet with prompt
aOd unIailing AsienliOn4 FUH
Fresh bread and cakes deliFered
daily 70 oil parp pf the city Be&r
this in mind and give me a cali.
A. BAUMAN.
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Orrin T.. Peters.

The wide. awake Clothing man,
ID clearing his decks for action for
1870. His stock, always fresh and
various, now comprises every
thing needed for the season, from a
paper collar to beaver overcoat,
and he is pushing them off at pri-
ces to startle the community-very
agreeably, though. lie is making
upJsuitsslhat cannotfail to suitany
body that is capable Of being suit
ed at all, either in style, quality
Of goods, or price, Go and see hin
before The rush has taken the pick
Of his shelves. zgzs *
Look out-fo Peters new bulle
tin after,the first Of Januaryl
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Z NorrcE.-E. S. Gardner. Esq, of
Bremen, is authorized to receive.
on behalf of the Gazette, any mo-
neys due US in that vicinity. and to
give receipts for the same.
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FARMERS AND BUILDERS,
Look to your interests. We are
now selling for thirty days;0Z
Oak Flooring at $3.50 per loot.
Poplar =" 1926
Pine I" 400
pOplar Siding, 2iS CT I&I
Pine ESQ to 800;
Dressed Pine 2,75 TO $50;
No. l Shingles $500 to $50;
Double Xxx Shingles, $50, tbsbePt
in market;
Plastering Lath 3,75 per 1000.
Pine Flooring Lum. $50 per 100;
Pine Roof Boards l, ,S5 per 100; {
Barn Lumber 2,75
Common Boards $50
Factory and Yard on the corner
of Canal and Mill streets. All
kinds of factory work done on short
notice, and Is per ct. lower than
any other Factory in the West.
30 If VORYS & BRO.
| .--a a ~ "a ~ ~ So -
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Four inches of snow fell on Tues
day, and was oil gone Wednesday
,moru;ut. .,8gg " y 'li- -
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Before buying your Toys for the Hol
days, call and Examine the stock OF Greed
Bros. .t lf. - i-' DO 3s4s.
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SALE OH Coal LHNDs-=A PROFIT
ABLE TRANSACTION. -0uro fellow
towrsman, ]. s. Snider, some ton
years since purchased o tract Of
100 acres On Tunnel hill, a short
distance east Of New Lexington
for which he paid $500. On Fri.
day last he sold one.half of this
tract for $50, 900; the purchaser
being Perry county coal mining
company. We have these fact
from Mr.. S. himself, who showed
US specimens of coal from this lane
of remarkably fine appearance.
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ONO STATE JoURNAL.--Wc feel
impelled again to speak a good
word for this paper. 1t has made
itself necessity to the numerous
class Of Republican readers who de
sire to take one good, comprehen'
sive newspaper in addition to theil
own local journal. The Journal il
full of life, sparkle and vigor, ant
under its present management il
far ahead of any Columbus prede
ccssor or cotomporary. 1t is graf
flying to learn that its circulation
already very large, is rapidly OF
the inerease. ~ AA
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PInno E0r Haie.

fFfst cIshs fl6ssrHBsnl- chskp
fst CASH. ESqgesl ~ the easSss
OiRce, or Of w. G. CLARKE.
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.oUnion. Meetings I

There will be . Union Meeting
Of the churches Of this city, at the
M. g! Church, on thisI Thursday
evening, at Z o'clock, All are in
wited. COM.
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oLocKsi cLocK5 for every body ch cap, at
Bininger's He has 2hunired clocks to sell
cheap as he wants to make room foiim prove.
ments. Call Immediately. ThesewIll be sold
cheap and all are running and regulated. Also
his entire stock, reason: wants to buy more
Also hundred Silver Watches 50 Ladies' Gold
Watches and Chains, Plated Ware and Silver
Spoons, Napkin Rings, de-, &C., at tho old re.
liable Watch, Clock and Jewelry Store OF p.
W. Binlnger, Rising Block, Main street, oppo
site Mitbof House. 3s, 1t!
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Asu usual the best and cheapest groceries
at Greed Bros,
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First Class Book Store.
Real Estate Agency.

The undersigned will attend to all business
pc pertnininEto buying and selling Real Estate
o the E.ost favorable terms.
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I94ACREs in Berne township, Fairfield
county, Ohio, on which lisa good tw story J
dwelIng, large barn good oatb0ilA ngss soxqel-
lent Waternt fha kAuse, runni nc wa ter on Vie
farm two good orchards. Soil--good bottom
land. Price $50 per acre. $1,000
| liGtJ ftOJrC, HITE = CO.
Lancaster :, o., Sept. q. 1850 If.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-17
Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, September 10.
FLOUR-Dullb but unchanged; family
at 00a6 %.
WHEAT-In moderate demand; red
is held at l 19al 90 and 23al &c for
No. l
CORN-Firmer and higher; sales at
l 03a1 O5.
OATS-Quiet; No. at 5Oa55c and No.
l at.52a53c,
RYE-Quet at 93cal 90.
BARLEY-In demand at Goal 90 for
fall.
TOBACCO-Iu good demand, sales
214 hhds at 7 35a22 so for Tugs to good
leaf.
WHISKY-Unsettled and prices nom
inal; 90 asked.
MESS PORK-At 81 90.
LARD-At l94c, but there is no de-
mand. So
BULK MEATS-IIeld at 14a16ic;
1000 lbs sides sold at the latter rate.
BACON-In moderate demand; sales
shoulders at 153c and clear rib sides at
lSfc, clear sides are now held at l9c.
HAMS-Sugar- cured at 23a29c.
BUTTER-Dull for all but prime to
choice. which brings 30a35c.
EGGS-At 20s2lc, shippers count.
CHEESE-Firm at 15al5ic.
OILS-No change; linseed unchanged
and dull; petroleum at 33a35c.
SUGAR-Active; raw at 13!al6c; re-
fined at 15ia17c, the latter rate for hard;
sales 800 hhds and 7S6 bbls.
COFFEE-Firm at 20a26c.
GOLD-At 1864 buying.
EXCHANGE = Steady st Ito dis
count
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Chicnxo Market.
CHICAGO, September Is.


FLOUR-In moderate demand az
5 4Oa6 ST for spring extras. e
WHEAT-Steaay and firm; safes Vi
No. at 25; No. 2 a shade easier; SAFES
at 22ta1 %, cash, and 22tal 20 seiiel
September; l 20ial II seller octopoi'
1 "a buyer September ana octoper' 1 TI:
ing steady at | 22tal 22?c CASH lbs ns
afternoon the market was qulet at 20
for No. 2, seller September. ,.,
CORN-More active and 4aic higher;
sales of No. 2 at S3iaS4ic in store; e4sa
s5c afioat; s3IaS3ac seller September;
s48as5c buyer September and seller Oe-
tober. closing at 84ic in store; sales OF
rejected at 79aSOc. This afternoon the
market was quiet at S3aaS4c for No. 9,
seller September.
OATS-Steady and fairly active; sales
of No. 2 at J4a44!c in store; 43fc seller
September, and 43c seller October, clos
ing at 44a44tc, cash; rejected sold at
42ia423c.
RYE-No. l and rejected are fairly
active; No. 2 quiet; sales of No. l at ga
93c; No. 2 at 9Oa91ic; rejected at S0aSlc,
closing at 92!c for No. L; 90c for No. 2,
and SOC for rejected.
BARLEY-Less active, closing at l 80
seller the month, and / As in store.
CATTLE-Quiet and shade weaker
at O0a3 95 for inferior; 425a4 IS for
fair to good cows; 20a6 go for fair to
medium, and6 25a7 90 for good shipping
beeves.
gHOGS-Active and steady for good to
choice, and quiet and easy for other
grades; sales at 50aS rs for common;
s 9Oa9 25 for fair to medium, and 4Oa
10 90 for good to choice.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, September IL.
FLOUR-The market is steady and
unchanged
WHEAT-Receipts 2OS5 bushels; the
market opened heavy, but closed with
better feeling; sales were at l "a for
No. l red on spot, and seller September
at l 3la1 80, chiefly the latter; scarce
for No. 3.
CORN-Without movement and held
nomipally at 97a99c for No. mixed, ,
and 95a96c for No. ,.
OATS-Dan; held nominally at SOC
for No. State.
RYE-Very quiet at GOAL O5 for No.
/ and 90a95c for No. 2.
BARLEY-Without reported move.
ment and nominal at 25al 80 for State
and Canada; there is rather NOR" in
quiry.
PETR0LEUM-The refined market
was Il shade frmer day, but without
quotable change; the demand from the
West Is active at 2slc for prime Ii eht
straw aud 29a29gc for standard white
in car lots There was rather more in
quiry to-day from the East, but we did
not hear of any transactions. Crude is
shade better and in fair demand at
8 10.
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New York Market.
New YORK, September

NEW YORK, September 10.
COTTON-Heavy and decidedly lower;
sales of 1900 bales at SOC for middling
upiands.
FLOUR-Closed steady with mod
crate demand fer shipping grades.
WHEAT-In fair export demand, but
prices unchanged.
RYE-Quiet at 14al 20 for new and
old western.
OATS-Very dull and heavy at 6la64c
for western.
CORN-Firm at 12a1 II for common
to prime mixed western.
PORK-Dull at 80 25 for mess.
BEEF-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Dull and heavy
BACON-Quiet and in buyers favor
LARD-Quiet at 1s3a19c for good to
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet and unchanged.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the ReSistcr.l

MADRID, September 1.-Two Spanish
iron clad frigates have been ordered by
the Government to proceed to Cuba
with troops. Three thousand men have
already sailed for the Island and seven
thousand more will leave Spain for the
same destination daring the present
week. 44 QUO
LONDON, September l5.-It is known
here to-day that Major General SieISles,
United States Minister to Madrid, trans.
mitted to the Spanish Cabinet an official
note protesting in behalf of the Ameri-
can people am .the Government of the
United States against the outrages re-
Gently committed on American citizens
IN Cuba, insinuating at the same time
TO the Minister that belligerent rights
"onid ssen be accorded to the Cubans
by the Goverpment in Washington
should Spain persist in her barbarities
IN the Island and in her refusal of the
terms OF compromise with the peopIe
The members of the opposition to the
Serrano Government assailed tbs S;ol,,o.
dispatch with the object of cmbarrass.
ing the Regency, as well as to prevent
if possible, any arrangement with the
Executive at Washington.
kilograms from Spain addressed to
and en- route for the New York Herald
relative to Cuban affairs, were stopped
at Madrid on Monday, the 18th inst, by
order of the Governments.
A statement, pretty extensively cir
cuiated here, TO the effect that England,
Franco and Austria will coalesce with
Inc intention of sustaining the rights of
Spain in Cuba, is denied.
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LONDON, September 16.-The stormy
weather continues. Much rain has
fallen and gales prevail.
PARIS, September 16-The Gaulois to.
day states that the majority of the
Prince Imperial will be announced on
his next birthday, March 10th.
The bullion in the Bank of France has
decreased four million francs since last
Thursday.
General Prim will have a second an.
dience with the Emperor to-day or to-
morrow.
MADRID, September 16.-General Prim
telegraphed to the Government from
Paris to use all diligence in sending
troops to Cuba.
LONDON, September 16.-The Times
has an editorial to-day on Sickle's note
to the Spanish Government on the Cuban
question, wherein it says: 1t was gen.
orally believed that President Grant
would not interfere or allow interference
on the Cuban question until Congress
could vote upon it. Is he less resolute
than formerly, or has a pressure
forced him to sanction the demands
upon Spain for the abandonment of
Cuba There is no doubt that the al
tentative offered Spain is the abandon
ment of the Island or the American rec
ignition of the insurgents. The pro-
liabilities are that we are Oh the eve of
great events. The struggle will be
hopeless as far as Spain IS concerned,
but the Government cannot resist the
impulses of the people. The flame of
Spanish pride is fast kindling, and the
Government, in trying to check it, will
soon be extinguished. From the most
tranquil provinces of Spain come offers
of men and arms in order that the regu-
lar troops may 60 to Cuba. This aggres
sive policy of the United States cannot
be justified by the attitude of Spain
towards Cuba. 1t is not question of
slavery, for the abolition of slavery has
already been decided upon. 1t is
not the determination of Spain to resist
the demands of Cuba, for negotiations
have been opened to allow the severance
of the Island. Setting aside the ques-
ton whether the means to set Cuba
free are fair 30 Spain, it is doubtful if
a war of races might not
ensue if the instruction is
not extinguished before the cession
of the island. Under the present crit
ical circumstances the Csrtes, on reas.
will have to turn their whole
thoughts and attention to the difficult
ties and dangers of Cuba.
PARIS, September 16.-Mr. Burling-
anne and the Chinese Embassy depart
for Stockholm early next week.
DUBLIN, September 16.-The Synod
has decided against the admission of
eX-officio members to future conven-
tions.
The Arch Bishop of Armagh died to-
day, aged 6S.
They've, bailif, was shot dead at
Abbey Derry to-day. The culprit it is
supposed was Fenan.
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New York Money Market
81 NEW YORK, September-l6.

MONEY--The demand for money on
call was met ut per cent. but there is
an uneasy feeling in regard to the fu-
ture. There is large inquiry for time
loans to day, but banks and money
lenders hesitate about doing anything
beyond call loans, owing to the ap-
preaching drain of currency to tho
South and West to make crops as well
as the fear of another lock up of green
backs.
DISCOUNTS-There is a heavy de-
mand for discounts and prime owners
offered on street at 10 to IL per cent.
STERLING-Dull and lower at l074a
108.
GOLD-Dull; opened at 1863 and
closed at 1869; carrying rate 132 per
day.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS--A tritle
lower, owing to the fear that Boutwell,
will change his policy, but closed steady.
Coupons of 81, 12lta121&; do '62, 12l&a
ID; do ga, l2lal2l5; do '65, 12lal2l4;
new, l194a1l9i; do '67, l19sall9f; do
'6s, ll9tal19!; l0-40s, l09SalO9f.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.
REGISTER OFFICE,

REGISTER OFFICE,
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. 10, $50.
CRAVING quote No. l red at %
also: No. l white at 35al 40. Corn
is in good demand at $50. Oats steady
and sales at 3Sa4Oc. Rye lower; sales at
9Oc. Barley l 10 for spring and l %
for fall. ., ...... '....
HAYS held at 16 OOa2O 90 for baled;
loose $40 00aI4 90 per ton.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 23a25c for
fair to prime. Sugars-Refned sugars
firm: good to choice New Orleans
l4al5c: Porto Rico l3ial4ic; Cuba
l3al3tc; Demarara l6al7c; Crushed
l7Ic; A coffee 16tc: b coffee l6ic;
C. extra l5cl; C. coffee l5c. Molasses-
New Orleans S0aS5c; Porto Rico 75c;
Baltimore Syrup 75aS5c; New York do.
S0al 90; Choice Syrup GOAL 10.
PRONlSlONS-We quote mess pork at
50 90; shoulders loci: clear rib sides 19c;
clear sides l9!c; sugar cured hams 2Ic;
family hams 23c. Lard 20lc.
POTATOES-Market dull: sales at 50a
500. - 80
FLOUR-Market firm and unchaug-
ed. Red wheat is held at Il 30; fancy
| = Y
Flour-none in the market.
held 3Oa35c.
SALT-Dairy ; 80; Ohio River , 80.
IEA-Gunpowder tea 50al rs; Young
Hyson tea 3Oal 60: Black tea GOAL %
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco G5a75c
dark los and IS 65a7Oc; bright Is and los
75aS0c; fig lump 7OaSOc; Garrett's spuf,
7Sc: CARROTS snuff in boxes 50.
FISH-Firm. We quote: Mackere,
No. half barrels 30; No. medium
6 90; No. 8 large 6 80. Lake herring.
half barrels, 3 90; white fish 90; Labra.
dor herring at ii %.
CARBON OIL-At 23c per gallon and
charge for package.
EGGS-Dull; sales at loc per dozen.
CHEESE-Market firm aud demand
good. We quote Goshen at loc; factory
at 17a17io.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 3?a4+c,
according to width aud thickness; horse
shoe SIC; heavy baud 4!a5!c; hoop and
light band, g to inch, 5a9I; round and
square 3fa7 &c; oval iron 4ia5c; half oval
ana half round 4Ia5!c; flat rail, punched
anu eonnter.sunk, 4ic; L rail 49a4fc; L
I Ia spikes 6ic; nails, brads and fencing,
~ 10 ood, %; s and Cd 4 80; 6 and I'd
20; and od 90; Sd ) 75; I'd 7 90; bar
rel inch to Il inch, 8 OOa7 %: finishing
to 5 inch, 5Oa9 p; casing, 10 to sod,
> %; 81 p; Cd > 80; 4d ) ~: fine Mined
I'D 6 90, Sd Z 90, I'd 8 %; lining nails /
inch, 8 10; clinch nails 6 90; cnt sn;L
4 so; boat spikes cut, 8 90: wrought 5 90
| a5 IS,