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Md, Gerfqia, Satc o@d E53;eiefs.
1t at once relieves and invigorates ALI THE
VITAL FUNCTIONS, without causing at any time,
or under any circumstances, the slightes. in
Jury TO any of them, z...s.
The, most complete and uniform success
has for many years attendedits use in France
and some portions of the United States, and
it is now offered to the general public, With
the most absolute conviction that if can
never fail to accomplish all that is claimed
for it.
It is HARMLESS IN THE EXTREME, at all times.
and under all circumstances; and is uSE-
eUAIhED by any remedy yet known to the
world where a purgative Is indicateds
It produces little or NO PAIN in its operation;
leaves the organs entirely tree from irritation,
and never, in the slightest, degree, oyertaxes
or excites the nervous system,
In BIIILous DISEASES, Indigestion and Dys-
pepsia, it is INVALUABLE.
It's the grand PURIFiER OF THE BLOOD, and
| hence cannot fail to eradicate from the sys-
and Cutaneous Eruptfons generally. lrregu-
lar or want of Appetite, Colds; Coughs, ,Astli-
ma, Bronchitis, ,catarrh Collie Pains, Diarrboea
er-brash, Sour and Bitter Stomach, and
foulness and faIntness OF the same, Impure
breath, dizziness, mpathetic. nervous or sick
headache, Rheumatism, Gout, and Indamma
J ton in all forlns-these and all kindred dis
eases can always be WHOLLY CURED or greatly
! relieved by this mild, yet powerful remedy.
/ GENERAL DEBILITY with its inseparable ac-
mpaniments-mental and physical-sucl
as green sickness, lassitude of mind anC
4 body. drowsiness. indisposition to exercise
weakness of the limbs. feelings of discourage
meut,aespondency and distrust-au disappea
under its magic influence.
1t regulates and invigorates the bowels; i
a sure ASrIDorE for obstinate costiveness an,
piles; gives renewed vigor to the stomach
eYokes the action of the Liver; dispatche
the yellow dye of Jaundice and eradicate
from the skin, bilious spots or mold-mot
and freckies.
1t excites the Kidneys to renewed, vigorou
and healthy action; and is certain to brin
! prompt relief in all cases of Diarrhea an
Dysiniery.
It's eminently effective in the cure of Al
DISEASES or CHILDREN, however infantile,espe
& cially for collie, worms, and irritation an
fretfulness while teethmg.
Q As a DINNER PILL or DIeEsTER, it is secon
: to none other, taken with the food. 1t OPT
rates as general Alternative, whereby the ei
tire impaired organism Is stimulated to n
Q newed energy, and to a healthy yigor an
= Vitality. Itis extensively used by the Fa
ulty as a convenient and thorough catharti
having no action other than the one intend
ed. Frs Sent by mail on receipt of price al
4 postage, viz;
! / Box, so 25 Postage 6 cents:
7 5 Boxes i 90 Postage Is cents
!; 1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and med
cines, and by TURNRR y co,
Sole Proprietors,
: aus9w4. ~ 40 fremont ST., Boston, Mas
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Farmers Helper.

S1HoWS HOW TO DOUBLE THE PROF
y IT'S or THE FARM and shows how Far
mers aud their sons can each make Slo0PER
MONTH in Winter. 10000 copies will be mailed
free 10 farmers Send n;ane and address TO
ZElGLER. McCuIiDY 4 CO, Cincinnati, @.
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Made OF Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Sp!r. |
it's aud Refuse Liquors sGeetored, spioed
and sweetened to- please. the taste, called
s.T0uics," "AppetIzers,' "Restarefs,' Nc., that
leads the tippleron to drunkenness and Iuin,
but are true medicine made from the native
Roots and. Herbs of California, FREE from all
AIooHoAIe STiMyIASrs. They are the GREAT /
BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE CIV!
ING PRINCIPLE, q perfect Renoyator
and Invisorator of the system, carrying Oh all
poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to
healthy condition No person can take
these Bitters according to directions, and re
main long unwell.
SEtl0 will be given for an ireurahle case,
provided the bones are not destroyed by min
eral poisons or other means. and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
For hjlommatorg and Chrome Rhea-
n,atisna, and Goat, Dyspepsia os'ladiges-
ton, Bilious, Rcmittcnt. and Intermittent
Farers, Diseases of the Blood, LtUcr, Kid
acys, aud Biadder, these Bttiers have been
most successful. Such diseases are caused by
vitiated Blood, which is general ly produced
4 by arrangement of the Digestive Organs.
/ Cleanse the vitiated blood Whenever you
i find It's impurities bursting through the skin
i pimples, cryptions or sores cleanse II when you
find it obstructed and sluggish in Che veins;
cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelii9s
! viii tell you when Keep tlie blood pure and
THE health Of the systein WIN follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS lurking IN
the systom Of somany thousislds,aro etfectttally
destroyed and removed.
In BiIho,iS, lscinittent and Intermittent te-
vers, shese BitSefs have no eqini.a For full di-
rections read carefully the Gireu,ar alnuna each
lbottle. printed in four langaa ges7llg glial Ser
& man, French aud Spanislt Irsa
J. WALKER. Proprietor,
30 Commerce street, n. Z.
r. II. MCDONALD & CO,
Druggists and general Agents, San Francisco
land Sacramento, California, ana % and y
Conlrhcree street, Ny fr.p saaag2x4
- 81 d 81 ALL DRueGgSTs AND DEALERS
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Translated from the German Of Ems. Morit
Andt, by James CIarenee Mo,aaa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-30

=. 81 =
1t is an UgFAILiSG REMEDY in al cases of
Neuralgia, Facialis, often eiTecting perfect
cure in less than twenty -four hours, from the
use of 10 more than TWO on THRsB PILLs.
No other form Of Neuralgia or Nervous
Disease has failed to yield TO. this WONDERFUL
REMEDIAL AGENT. ~ ~
Eyen in the seyerest caees OF Chronic Neu-
ralgia, and general nervous dsrangements-
OF many wears standing affecting the entire
system, its use for a few days OF 3 few weeks
at the utmost, always affords the most aston
llishing relief, and very rarely falls to produce
complete and permanent cure.
It contains no drugs or other materials in
| the slightest degree injurious. even to the
most delicate system, and can ALWAYS be
used with rERrEcr SAFETY.
| II has long been in constant use by many OF
four most RsflNEST PHYsIeIANs,who give it their
unanimous and unqualified approval. The
| following among many Of our best citizens
Testify to its WONDERFUL EFFICACY:
/ aHaving used DR.. Turner'S Tio-DoIoUREux
4 or UslyEasAI NEuRALeiA Pill personally
/ and in numerous instances recommended Il
to patients suffering with Eeuragial have
i found it, wITHopT AN ExeEPTIoE,to accomplish
ALL the proprietors have claimed,
]. i. DILLiHGuAM, Dentist.
III Winter street, Boston. Feb. is, 1867
4 Mr.. J. NJ. r. Story. for many years al
j apothecary of this city, and for three year
during the var, in the Hospital Department
under the q. S. Government, thus speaks
lit:
Il have known Dr. Turner'S TicD Q
Universal Neuralgia Pill for twenty years.
have sold it and used it personally. and
have never known of a case where 1t did no
I give relief, Customers have told me the
would not be .witlleut it if each viii cost tel
i dollars. think it the most reliable an
valuable remedy for neuralgia and nervou
diseases in the world.''
Messrs. TURNER & Co.:
For long time member of my famil
has, suffered severely with Neuralgia. Th
pain was almost nnendurable. We tried VI
) rious remedies without success. fe'
; months since we began the use OF your pii
fit has proved perfectly successful. and n
> traces of the disease remain. | can glad
recommend your remedy to all sufferers fror
!. Neuralgia. Respectfully yours,
F. w. PKLToS, Counsellor at Law.
: Boston, March rs, 1867.
s Sent by mail on receipt of price and postag
| One package, 81 90 Postage s cent
!. six packages, s 90 ,27 q
!. 1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and med
cines and by TURNER 4 CO,
! Sole proprietors, ! 20 fremont ST., Boston, Mas
aug9w4.
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r. It. MCDUNAl1D q OU,
Druggists and general Agents, San Francisco,
and Sacramento, California, and % and 34
Comrhcree street, MY. irs.p aag2W4
s5s 81 D ~ ALL DRueGIsTs AND DEALEGs
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From the Dayton (o.l Ledger.
Ohio Radicals and the Tariff.


Our Ohio Radicals have just held their
State Convention and put forth plat
form which, reading it in the light OF the
record of the Radical Congress is SO III
dicuIous as to be made standing laugh
ing stock during the campaign. Here IS.
one resolve:
Resolred, That a tariff for revenue is
Indispensable, and should be SO adjusted
as to be the least prejudieial to the an
dustrial and producing interests OF every
class or section, while securing to the
4lome producer fair competition against
foreign producers.
This is to resolve; but the act of the
party IN Congress has been to fasten
upon the people for protection tariff
that sobs them Of millions upon millions
year to put money in the purses aof the
paHnDered iron, steel, salt, coal and other
n1cnopolies, the owners of which are the
national leaders of the Radical party
Look at the tax levied upon the people
~ the tariff act of the late session Of
Ounptess TO pay tribute 10 the monopo-
lies
Cotton baeging 2 to scents per pound
Pig iron Sc per ton.
Scrap iron Sc per ton.
Steel railway bars / cents per pound
or. IL in part steel. / cent per pound
metal s.conaerted, cast or made by th,
Bessemcr process" owned by 4 Radlca
ring. To be classed as steel.
T7,s r. 1 8 =. - - j. : r. -. a. : -
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LIFE In UTAH
$50, OR THE
MYSTERIES OF M0RMONISM

BY j. II BEAllIsE, Editor OF the Salt Lake
Reporter. Being. an EXPOSE of their SH-
eRET RTTEs, CEREMONIES and GRIMES.
With a fun and .dfihentie history of PoIeAMY
and the Mormon sect, from lis origin to the
present time.
Agents arc meeting with unprecedented sue
cess, one reports lS6 subscribers in four days,an-
other II in two days. AGENTS WANTED.
Send for Circulars. address NATIONAL
PUBLISHING co, Chicago, Ill, Cincinnati,
Ohio or 81. Louis No. aug9w4
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cEThe estimate Of the revenue TO be
derived from the tax on tea, coffee, sugar
and molasses, all by their common use,
cIassed among the neeessaries of life, is
placed at s14 ,O00, 900. This is necessary
to supply the vacuum in the treasury,
made by the unlawful extravaganza Of
Congress, as developed by Gen. Nor
ean's mastery speech and to inake good
the constantly occurring deralcation Of
Radical officers.
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Probate Notice.

TN consequence of the burning Of the entire
records and papers of the probate ofice,on
the 18th of June last, it becomes necessary for
Executors, administrators and Guardians, who
have not made final settlement with the
Court, to renew their bonds. Thoseknowing
themselves interested in the matter, will
please give it their immediate attention with
ont further notice. w. 7. SINCLAIR,
aug20tf Probate Judge.
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Tuesday. August SO, 1870.
TUE GER,As,s rATs,EgIAND.

NE ULNH1AN IA "a H-Es IL IL 81.
Translated from the German Of Ems. Molit1
Arndt, by James Clarenee Miu.aaa.
Where is theGermans Fatherland2
1st Prussia Swabia: Ist the strand
Where grows sae vine. where aows the Rhincs
Is't where the gull skiIas Blltic's brine?
-No.1yet more great and far more grand ~
Must be the Germans Fatl.0rlandl
How call they then the Germans hand?
Bvyia? Brunswick? Hast thou sch.ned
Where tie zuyder Zee. .extendss
Where Styri IN toll the iron ndss
No, brother, no,,--thsu hast not spanned
The Germans gennine Fatherlaiids
Ia then the Germans Fathcrl;nd
Wnstphalia? Poinerania? Staud
Where zurich's waycless water sleeps;
Where Weser winds, where Danube sweeps;
Hast found it now?-Not yeti Demand
elsewhere the Germans Fatlerlandl
Then say. Where lies the Germans land?
lk0N odit ttit1 tifdV uitSth
Ist where Tyrol's green mountains rise?
The Switzer's land dearly prize
by Freedoms purest brsezes spanned-
But no! tbs not the Germans landl
Say then, Where lies the Gormans land2
Baptize that great, that ancient landl
Is't Alsace? Or Lorraine-that gem
Wrenched from the Imperial Diadem
BY wiles which princcly treachery planned'
Mol these are not the Germans landl
Where, therefore, lies the Germsn's land.
Baptizc that great, that ancient landl
'Tis surely Austria, proud and bold,
1nwealth unmatched, in glory old?
o! none shall write her name on sand;
But she is not the Germans land!
Where, therefore, lies the Germans landa
Name now at last that mighty landl
where'er resounds the Germans tongue
Where German hymns to God are sung
There gallant brother, take thy standl
That Is the Germans Fatherland!
That is his land, the land of lands,
Where vows bind less than clasped hands,
Where valor lights the flashing eye,
Where Love and Truth in deep hsarts lie,
And zeal enkindles Ffeedom's brand
That is the Germans Fatherland
That is the Germans Fatherland
Where Hate pursues each foreign band :,
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I was cured Of Deafness and Catarrh by .
simple remedy, and will send the receipt free.
aRs. NJ. C. LEGGKTT, Hoboken, NJ.
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1t is. an usFAlLl3G REMEDY in al cases OF
Neuralgia, Facialis, often eiFectipg. perfect
cure in less than twenty -four hours, from the
use OF 10 more than TWO on TaRER rILIs.
No other form Of Neuralgia or Nervous
Disease has failed to yield to.this woSpEaFUI
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HINKLEY KNITTIHG MACHrNE.
FOR FAMILY sUSE-7simFle. cheap, reliable,
9RtTs HgFaYrnisa. AGENTS WANfED. Cir
cular and sample stocking FREE. Address
HINKLEy KNITTING MACHINEeU lli3 West
alh street, Cincinnati, Ohio. p.ehShl5.
The New York herald., 1870-02-28
cOuar ChltApAHs-Inls nAY.

OWN AND TERMiNER AND SUPREME Cousry-UIs-
iT.~Fart before Judge Ingranam. Court opens
at halpast ten A. M--Nos. 1866, 1907. 1867, 00l,
ll0 4)5 1859. 49, 2oO9 1891, l623 1928, 1872 1851
i6i5 li9i 19i3. 2053, 2063. 208e.
SuPREME Couar-ClEcuir.--P Part a. Before Judge
SurREAE CouKr-SrEcIAL TEHM.--He!d by Judge
Cardozo. Court opens at half past ten A. M.-Nos.
252, 05 1875 205. 207 264, g. l0D, $780, l6l, 22l 221
ST. ia. l22. 1913, l3I, 1Aa, l65, III 200, 20.
SUPREME COuRr-CuAhpERS.--H py Judge Bar
nard. Cal! OF calendar at twelve M.-Nos tls, i2y
$780, IA, las, l5i, l57. ib0. 1872 ia i7G, III 200
2l0. 2is. 225. 2S5, 245 $50, 25l 25a 2ol Cali 265
SUPERIOR CoURr-rBlAL TERu.-Part l.--Before
Judge Monell.-Case on.
oAaoN PLHAs-TgIAL TEGa.--Paft l--Bclors
Judge Daly.-Equity causes.-Nos li2. 30. 1ol. 81.
"a 100, i5S 154, l6s l2s 100, l75, lao, li7, l6d.
l67 los, i69 no. H. i73 17S, III Ill 49, 179, ls0
lS2.
COMMON PLEas-TRIAL TEsn.-part a. Before
Judge Locw.No9. I4l, i43, I31 90 l55, i4a, 80, 100
103. lGl. 10, 1872 1885, 1863 i6i 1855 1885, Isl lS5 80 d.
02, %, %. %, ", rs, 50. Is6.
MARINE COURr--TRIAL TERA,-Part 1.-Bcfore
Judge Alker. Call OF calendar at ten A. MSOn jury
causes only. Nos 4t8 ITO ls9 IA PAL 1856, ly7 $40,
All aO!, AS, sy9, 480. ass, al6.
MARINE CoURr-TKlAL IggM-part 2.-Bciore
Judge Gross. Non-lury causes only--Sos. 32t 29l,
1850, o. 3ol, sie 357 lo 237 3i5 4J5 sSs a7o, Az
A.3
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS. .--Beforo Recorder
uaokett. Court opens &C IL A. M.--ine People ys.
John furcell. murder; John Hayes robbery; Thomas
Names rape; Patrick McDcrmolt, James CLARK,
James McCann aud John Love burglary: James
Margaret Smith, George fellman. Charles Corudery,
James Clark, Thomas O'CoDnor ana Richard Law
less, grand larceny; George Henninger receiving
stolen goods.
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RAILWAY MATTKRs.


In consequence OF the decision OF the Supreme
Court the directors or tho Boston ana Maine Rail
road at Boston have instructed the treasurer or that
company to pay in coin the Interest coupons due
March on their guarantee or tho Danvers Railroad
indebtedness The Boston holders or Erie third
mortgage coupons due at same time are hoping for
a corresponding movement from that corporation.
The Albany papers give the following particulars OF
the recent change Ia tho affairs or the Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad
The lease or the Albany and snsquehsnna Rail.
road Company to the Delaware ana Hudson Canal
Company Is for ninety nlne years upon the follow.
ing c0ndition8:-The Delaware gnd Hudson Cana,
Company ~ TO pay an interest OF seven per cent
upon $70OO,O0O made up as fOilows:--On paid
STOCK, 80 500 900; on the Albany City bonds
$1,000. 600: on first mortgage bonds ST. 900 O0J; on
second mortgage bonds. $4,000. 900; on equipment
qulre an annual outlay Of $4po. .o0o The
Delaware and Hudson Company assume the In
tcrest on all the bonds from March l. 1870 ensuing
but the interest on the S1,500000 OF stock IL not
to be assumed until January l. 1871 The 500 shares
OF subscribed stock, upon which ten per cent has
been paid Is to DC paid IN fun as tho necessities OF
tho road NAV require. The shares will bear interest
as and TO the extent that they are paid tor. The
road Will continue to be run under its present man.
agement The lesseeS, OF course having the power to
make changes when and as they please In the em,-
Pl0yrS. The stOckholders VIII continue 10 control
tho directorshlD Of the road. All existing contracts
with other railroads and coal companies carried
1t IL SAID with the approval or theAJay Gould party
aud with II, We suppose win terminate the long
connict botween the direction the road and IN at
Oh tue Erie hallway Company,
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COMMERCIAL REPOR

SArIRpAy. Feb 2e-sPM.
CorrsE--Ths marks. for all kinds wa dup there bspr
but little demand. but full prices hsard
OF no sales OF momeat
CoTdoN.-Therc was fair busncss transacted In this
staple tho demand being good from both sxpor
tors but with fair offerings. the msrke was hoavy ana
some ssles we're made at prices no below quotations
There disposed Of assn bales which a9s were for
export s5 for spinning, 900 speculation I77 were In
transit For future delivery tho passsby sclys
at about yssedays closing prices saos were zoo bales
basis low mddng for March at 22k 500 do for April a,
9ssc.. 500 do for May at 2aNo e2c 3eo do for April
May and June at 22kc. l50 do for juno 22lxo 2Yc
%o %o DO for July a. a. 2sc 2ssc.. 100 do.
for June a. 24c and date yessrdayj 200 do April Al
23c, 250 do May At 2s4c 29sc and 200 for Juue
a. 2l,Se . yac- We sppsud tho closing quotations
UpandS A,N,s
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THE LEONARD STREET BURGLARIE,.
A Na~bsr Of Persons Arrcsted--GIOw They
Came to Bo az Largo.

A Na~bsr Of Persons Arrcsted--GIOw They
Came to BS az Large.
On Friday night deorgo Alien. alias John Martin
was arrested bv an o1cer Of the Tenth preciuct on
the charge OF committing . violent assault upon
Eliza Gilmore. OF No % Forsyth street. On Satur
DAY ne was arraiGned before Justice Ledwtth at Es
sex Market but ~ Eliza did not appear the prisoner
was discharged. Detective Field. OF the Fifth
mecinct Immediately took him into Gus
tody on bench warrant issued from the
Court OF Sessions for burglary committed
~ NO. 63 Leonard street Oh September 10.
lo6o. Calling TO his assistance ofhcers King and
Lyon. OF tho Tenth precinct, tted subsequently
arrested George Whiting. alias Mode Monroe in the
act oil issuing from No. las Hester street and Frank
Mcnamara, aas Redmond. who was found in
room Ia the same h0nse occupied by Eliza Ellis.
male prisoners were arrested last September for
entering the stores OF Qultman Brothers and
Bear Co.. NO. B3 Leonard street. aud
Rtealing - 900 worth OF silks from the first
named lrm and 5000 worth OF goods from the
latter. Tho men were indicted the lsth
November for burglary, and the woman Ellis FOR
receiving stolen goods. Alien was 0aled October
s. whiting on December l3, aud Mcnamara on Feb
rcary L. Ellis, on account or being in an Interesting
condition, was discharged on her own recognizaOce.
They nave never been tried. On the 18th the case
WAS called before the Grand Jury OF tho Court OF
oyer and rcrnnner, and au were indicted ana the
bench warrants upon which they were arrested
issued. Thcy were locked up In tho Fi.th precinc,
station house and w DO taken TO the Court o
SoSspnB this morning.
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sne s.les were made o. 400 packages le for picked
snouiuer ana l4Ac 1870. for do hams The market for
,a5a @ wa; SSs ssd PRICES favored buyers Sale.
ieo packages for forward delivery at b,c for Nay and
1870 ibc.t sellers option. four months.
hHIps-cacutts nseod dull a ma nominal nj "a psh
unchanged
sIkARiss-Tbe market attn dull, there being no de
mani except for retail lot. sales 10000 lbs. within tho
range OF la1sc. = lac. In hhds and tesees.
SuaAR--ihs amount OF business consumnaed Ia raw
was light there bong but little demand and reduction OF
nc per b IN pTces ranted the market closing weak
i las Seslne The saes were sso Lhas At s los likc
nnns Cubs wasquoed NJ go iOc Refined quiet. tho
demand helns limited and prices wero heavy 1t l3s lao.
f9r hard BE ls,4c for soft white. 1880. for and
b4c l31Sc for yellow.
TALLOw.-Tho market quiet. but prices
changed Saies 50 900 lbs, a. 9ssc. . 10c.
Recepts 6S5 bbls The market vas passAby 40
were disposed Of 1s bbls, a u u o. oios0e strong At
The New York herald., 1870-02-28

II refused we're only about ~ 900 BUSH
. western mns IS sS%fs No ws.
and y p =, FOR IT, No spring delivered Corn was que. but
q "a Ss tss 's.' srsi Whit.
steady }or Western a,oss,
ley there bushels lots a. &c Tor iowa and
20 si m ~? % 5 sS ss. sns so
rive soon IN Boston a. lc gold 10 bond and 200 do TO
HEMP was quiet and We heard Of sales of mom,n bu,
Price, weTS ,s.sy and n., s% at
at the quotations publIshsd IN las, issue
Ths '.s; 10 ssa. c
coysdo at 3oc, and 20 hhds Porto Rico a. SOC.
extremely quiet cdsrs were rensr.y anrou. to realize
=. s but buyer. eia.ss to pay over sscep. FOR .ma
lots were obssnabls ., about @ehc which pce above
Ke dull tho demand being sh snd prices ior
az sad: ta,o,cs ssysr: stlsnsd was quotes q. ~ 10
- 20 V for extra 90 and window s... IS 81 with
se. s .. 5 sS8u ,sS s eo - 70 S's wso tho range Wilmington
oiLs Lnssed ouie ~, steady At $50 IN casks OF
including s0 70 arrive Other kcds weo du ss Yesterday
PsTxoI Eun-Tbs market for crud. bulk doi sud
less nrm though Prces were owef 800 bts we're sold
realize For crude ois III. po,oi
At 2c For fsGpsd oil Tho denAnd from AT cas.ss Of
sna lower ela:e !. asas RI. ..Is. were nsh o:,ng 900
DS D; 4 as tos dS S,,s. sn f' @ .:s.
d and heavy Al slSo &c. tho latter price for prime
white. Naphths dull and nominal al luc., ~ which
price tho las saes made In PbNdephis The market
dull there being but little demand and holders rsinE
anxious to realize Prces wore decidedly lower especiay
for OIL, which sold nj tho close 2c Tho
were 1000 tbs tho spot Hc., N0 do at Ttsc apd
s,voo 90 for April, May and June at Ssc
RIGS Carolina quiet but steady. Sales 80 teTess
within the range OF &C. TAG for common TO prime the
latter price for jubuiDg lots.
PaovlsIcN Nss Receipts, $3.50 bbs pork s. do bss 2Mi
cn meats and $50 do lard Tho market for pork
mated decline the sales being 76u bes on the spot a
S Sa6 70 for nsw inads pcs for o0u bbs e.sa
bbls for March as sa6 and $50 do for April a $2s 30
Dressed hogs wsre dull but unchanged. We quote West
ern Ilc i!%c. snd city I2Ac. 2kc. Bec was moder
Aey sought after ~ steady prices Sales l5 bbs at $40
81 for aud plain pisss, SOS H2s for prms moss
crcss. and Ss7 . ISL for India DO. Beef hams wers
steady, with moderate demand Haiss l0V btis at &
$sA Bacon ~as quite steady, with sales OF 40 bores n
!As ssSc lor long clear CumbsrAnd cut VAS quoted
BAa For SUI meats hsrs VAS aisntS tmprov>i dsaaad