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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

The Grevnvillc Montaincer saya, The
present complexion Of State aud National
affairs is not pleasant to our view. Tho
power Of these departments Of Gov.
erntncnt is held aud injuriously welded
by party who have mingled much of
evil with but little Of good md, there.
fore, wc shall earnestly struggle to hasten,
and hopefully, look forward to the
coming of the day that shall herald the
advent Of ruling power blessed with
integrity Of purpose and devoid Of perso.
nal advancement. The speculative
schemes, the Township system, and
other kindred innovations Of the past
lew years, carry thUir own condemnation
with them, as they sap the very foun.
dations Of peoples prosperity, by on.
hanclng taxation to degree not only op.
pressive and burthcnsomc, but positively
rnlnous, crushing to the earth. in their
incipicncy, those efforts that might other
wise contribute so essentially to tho
prosperity Of our struggling people.
Leglons of oficc.holdcrs are spawned
upon communities who have no desire,
nor any reason other than tho coercion
OF the law, to contribute to their un.
necessary support. Added 10 those, and
above oil the rest, in point Of oppression
and misrulc, Is the ignorance and ire.
sponsibility Of the majority Of those who
are at the bottom Of these evils-thc
South Carolina LcgiSlaturc-bncked nnd
supported by mon who are wilfnlly
olind to the wrongs they perpctrate.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

y MAN MARINES lIiS MuriEH. Some
'!avs ago the community in the vicinity
Oft 'a'tcr'S Sla,i"n was considerably cx:
~, j. "d over the announcement (hat 4
Mr.. Lyon, who lived in the neighbour.
honl, had married his mother. II Stru,1
that Lyons father had been tv ice mar
red, and the children by the fist wife
continued to live in the family after the
second marriage. Lyon, Pcrc, died. feav:
ing his second wife Il widow, and Lyoii;
Fills, married his fathers widow. The
clerk issued tho license without a knows-
edge Of tho facts, md the rfllnistef ~.
qucstrd to solchnizc tho tfiatttase; dtt.
like Nj. Bcccher, declined niIgistratS
likewise refused nnd tho pair crossed
over t" Stony Greek where they wero
unknown and were married. Bristol
News.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

AN ACT TO DEFINE TIE MANNER OF COL.
LECTiNG TAXES PAST EUE, ASSESSED UN.
DER THE LATE PROVISIONAL AND MILL.
TARy GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
SECTION l. Bo it enacted by tho Sen,
atc and House Of Representatives of the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority Of the same, That from and
after the passage Of this Act, all past
due and unpaid taxes, State or County,
laid or levied under or by authority ofthc
late Provisional Government, or under or
by virtue of military orders, shall he pnil
and collected in tic same manner by the
County Treasurer, to whom the late Tax
Collectors shall turn over, all moneys,
books, tax executions, papers and other
property, now in their possession as is
provided In the act entitled "An Act to
provide for the assessment and taxation
Of property" ratified the fifteenth day oi
September, A. d. 1868.
SEC. Q. Fees for the actual collection
Of taxes only shall hereafter be allowed,
and no costs or expenses shall bc paid by
the County or State or any execution
issued. or hereafter to be issued, and
returned nnulla bona.
Sec. 8. All Acts or parts OF Acts incon.
sistent with this Act arc hereby re.
pcalcd. '-
In the Senate House, the fourteenth day
ofDccembcr,.in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
nine.
ClIAS. W. MONTGOMERY,
President pro tenn. Of the Senate.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House Of Representatives.
Approved tho lG'h day of December
a. ID. 1859. ROBERT X. SCOTT,
..- r.. r... Governor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

An obese French lady, COMPLAINING Of
her frightful tendency to ,cmbonpoint,
says: II ain 10 fat that | pray for i
disappointment to mako the thin: M
sooner does tho disappointment como
than tho mere expect ntfon Of growing
thinner gives NE, such Joy that 1 bceot,i6
fattCr than eycrn
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Details regarding Lopcz's position
show him strongly posted, with 1000
men and boys; and thirty guns. He haa
concluded tredly with the Caignay In
dans, who furnish him $4,000 fighting
men and seven years provisions
Ohio and Iowa havo fully ratified the
fifteenth amcnliiiont. X
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
No. e..



Another year IL upon ua, and before H.
close, we will have another general cleo
ton. State officers, members OF the
Legislature and Congrcxsmen arc to bt
elected by us In October next.
1t Is OF vital moment TO tho best in.
tcrcsts VI our State that the prcscut In.
cumbents DO defeated, and good men
elected In their stead. This il practics.
o'e,it ws will simply do two things which
wisdom demands:
l. Bc united. IIo who prefurs a man
or sut OF men to the SUCCESS of tho pnrtv
opposed to official dishonesty, Ia not truc,
lilo mny boast that he In not Cett.rc,l bv
party nominations, but when hc pursucs
course which must end in tho tlrf.nt of
good men, he is himself not n patriot and
not 10 be trusted.
2. We must be practicable. The four.
tccnth mud fifteenth amendments to the
Constitution Of The United Suites hive
settled many things tho first is passed
aud tho second will DC. We must rcnd
tho changes wrought by these amend
mcnts. Questions which divided tho
two great political parties Of tho coun-
try two years ago would appear rilicu.
louS i( Jagged into political canvass now.
They arc settled against It's. Congress.
ionnl reconstruction and negro suil,ngc
arc Issues Of the past, quite as much ns
the Louisiana purchase and the Mexican
war: II We do not 50 regard them, We
arv impracticabic, unwi,c, and destined
to defeat. Victory is in our hands, if WI
will only grasp it,
Our platform is one upon wl.icl, white
aud black may unite aud join hands. 1t
Is "opposilion to official dishonesty"
We want no other plank. Upon Ills,
we would nominate good mrn aud they
would TO elected. We beg our reu
dc:s to think over these thi :gs, and be.
gin to prepare themselves. Is, July, We
ought to have our candidates in the field.
without division. Soo,, aye, very SOM,
wc should commence tho work Of organ.
izati"n. LIT men begin to th,nk ol
clubs ; and let clubs be rs brief in their
resolutions rs possible. lie, them, above
all things, bc wise. and careful! not tc
waste their strength in liilng aguins,
wind mills Union Times.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Novcr attcmpt to do nything
that is not right. DUST as sure as
you do, you will get into trouble.
ifyou oven suspect that anything
is wrong, do not do it till you arc
sure your suspicious arc ground.
less.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

What makes you so glum Tom?
'Oh [ havo had to endure IL sad
trial to my fcclings.' what OIL
earth was it| Why, | had to tic
on n pretty girls bonnet whilo her
ma was looking on
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

1t is rutnorcd that n man named Ln-j
mar "A connection of tho Georgia family
of that name--has heon executed on
reported charge Of having Cuban flng
aud n number Of arms on his premises.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

FRsT COUSINS by q law Of New
Hampshire, marriage between first cous.
ms will bc forbidden after tho 2lst of
this month IN that State. II Is highly
probable, in view Of this fact, that In tho
marriage market Of Now Hampshire first
cousins will be quoted us "aclivc" and
"livcly" between this day and the omi.
nous 2lSl inst Star.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

On Saturday afternoon md eveHl
occurred ut Chester, Pa, which Cast e.
gl"om over the whole city, and by which
young couple lost their lives. Within
II cemetery in thu city is small lake or
rond which is used as skating pond in
winter. On Saturday Mr.. Herman Coci.
ran and Miss Mattio Irwin, Two well
known and highly respected yot"E
people went to the like to skate, taking
with them little girl. Leasing Ito
child near tho shore, they bdck1cd Gi
their skates. and glidcd out to tito con-.
tre "f the pond. Just ns they reached
the dccpcs, part the ice gave awdy Le.
meath them, and they were prccibitattti
into the water, and before aid coutf
reach lhcm they had Disappeared hg:
meath tho ice. After an hours scnrcti
their bodies were found, tightly claspcd
in cacl, other arms.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
Who Pays the Revenue.

The total receipts of internal
revenue for tho fiscal ycar onding
Juno 3o, 1869, from all tho Statos
and Territories was 8l43,O27,.
9S8.76. This is exclusive OF tho
receipts from tax on salaries,
stamps and passports through the
state Department.. Tho following
~ the amount paid by each State
and Ierritory, and tho relative no.
s'tlon IN respect to tho amount of
tax paid: First, New York, s35,-
7lG,l23.lS. Second, Ohio, SIG.
llG,5I7.77. Tlild, Pennsylvania.
Sl5,470,l0o.03. Fourth, illinois,
Sl3,O63,25G.S Fifth, Massachu-
sctts, $?,272,I35.1l. Sixth, Kon-
tucky 81 GT,2G973. Seventh,
Missouri, s5,295, ,SO453. Eighth
Maryland, $4,5I7,502.7G. Ninth
California, s4,529, ,247.4l. Tenth.
Indiana, S3,SG9,757.30. Eleventh,
Now Jersey ,s3, 7?2,3G1.G1. Twelfth
Virginia, s2,745, 144..45. Thir-
toenth, Michigan, s2,642,514.12.
Fourteenth, Connecticut, $3.50.
505, ,95: Fifteenth, Wisconsin, ST.
9o9, ,Olo:G5, Sixteenth, Louisiana,
S!,9o2, 1l5.Ss. Seventeenth, Iowa,
Sl,558,264 95. Eighteenth, Rhode
Island, 81, ,2sG 394.74, iIiinc,ccnlii,,
Tennessee, s1,255,7s1.12. Twon,
tieth, Georgia, sl,O1G,2S1.57.
Twcnty-first, North Carolina,
$750,535.0S. Twonty-s d :,
Maine, sGGO,906.40. Twenty.
third, New Hampshire, ,$G51, 1886
Twenty.f"urth, Wcst Virginia,
S563.0i3.42. Twonty-ffth, Texas,
S4S3,2l7S7. Twcnty-sixth, Ala
bama, s472,3lG.25. Twcnty-scv-
cnth, District Of Columbia, s446,-
0l5. IS: Twcnty-cighth, Dela-
ware, sl95, l0G.47. Twcnty-ninth,
Minnesota, S3G3. 1897 80. THirticth,
South Carolina, $3.50, $50 IL. Thir-
ty-frst, Vermont, $3lS,G72 Sc.
Thirtysecond, Kansas, $344, ,7G3. 50.
Thirty-third, Nevada, 1929, ,577.I3.
Thirty-fcurth, Mississippi, s194,.
129:47. Thirty-flth, Oregon,
Sill $4,000. Thirty-sixth, No.
braska, slG1,3S7.4S. Thirty SOY
enth, Arkansas, $144,9S5.07. Thir.
ty-eighth, Idaho, s7s, ,lO5.69 Thir-
ty-ninth, Florida. 97l,699.l3.
Fortieth, Utah S64,97l.4O. Forty
first, Montana, SG4 ,336.a3 Forty
second, Colorado, $50, ,999.26. For.
ty-third, W ashington, $40, 1867. AZ
Forty.tourth, Now Mexico, S43,-
6l5.'B. Forty-fifth, Arizona. sll,.
1921. Forty-sixLh, Dakota
0,9ool-t. Forty-scvonth, Wy
oming, IS. 10G.50.
IIyIstjD1fon Po,,,II;.,<,o
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Two young Irish girls arc fiddlihg their.
way through Germany, to tho great dc. 4
light Of tho people Of that country.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Those who know tho world will
not be bwshful, and those who
know themselves will never bo
impudcnt. i
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
ADVERTISING RArEa.

Advertisements inserted at tho rate OF 81 ~
pfr sqnareIone inch for first insertion, and
column advertisements ten per cent oil above:
Notices OF meetings, obituaries and tribtttes
ol acspect, same rates per square as ordinary
per line. .' -. - -. ''''' :. :" ;" oSAsS DSAisS
Advertisements not marked with tho mum.
ber OF insertions, win DO kept in Till forbA
and charged accordingly.
Special contracts made with largo adyor-
Users, with liberal deductions on above rates.
@OR HRzNZXNG
Dono With Nestness and Dispatch.
Terms Cash.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

The last fashionable New York bride
has $3.50 night.dress,, and says she is
prepared for fire during the night.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
Washington Republican.


TIE GAME Cock SrATE.-South
Carolina was the first STATIC to
secedc and the first to pitch in for
n grand civil war. Like an hon
orable adversary, when fairly con-
qucrcd she has succumbcd and
bocn an exemplary member Of tho
Union ever since the disputed
question was settled under The
Appomattox apple tree. Deter
mined to be right in all things,
sho ssts Il good example in the
matter Of hor public debt, which,
being contracted before the war,
ought, in her oppinion, to bear in
tcrcst in gold. Yesterday, the
January coupons were paid in coin,
and he agent in this city dis
burscl SCI, ,3 IG in their redemption.
\. \. Ucraid.
The Cincinnati Tu<,ltc GoyaD
has a much stronger compliment
to tho "chivalry."
1T $ hardly possible that these
well-informcd journals could bo
ignorant Of tho fact that Scott and
his gang had bought up those
bonds whom thoy wcro worth but
70 cents in tho dollar in grccn-
backs and then made tho negro
legislature pay tho interest on
them: in gold! Was there ever
any thing moro absurd than those
eulOgies? Where's Barnum
(Chdriotte Puper.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Two yonng ladies ir Kingston, N. Y.
(m the privacy Of their ruoo,n, OF course, J
were playing circus the other day, put
ting their feet over their heads, and max.
ing hoops Of themselves. One Of them
succeeded to charm in performing the
feat but the other Gair one lacked the
necessary Sui,plrnrsS Of limb, and though
she very nrally nrpronchrl success,
she still (rll short of it. At last, in n
tremendous effort to get one obstinate
foot IN lis required position, over her
head, snap wen, the hipjo"t. and her
foot went over easily enough. staying
there until surgical aid reduced the
diSlocation.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Hon. ID. ID. n. Moore, cditor
aud proprietor OF tho Rurni New
Yorker, presented, New Years
owe, twenty OF his employees with
paid-up lito insurance policies
in amounts Of $500, $1,000 and
$4,000 respectively, ngyrcgating
SIS, 900, ut ~ cost to tho employer
of nearly $4,000. This generosity
was supplemented with liberal
cash compliments to all others in
his employ.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09
A Country Choir.

Tho singing of a country choir
Is thus described in n volume call.
cd "lIomospun, or Fivo.and-Twcn-
~ Years ago :"
"As l look ut such mattors, no.
thing swcctor or purcr, or moro
delicious to n simple soul, can be
conceived than the unaffected
singing Of country choir. Thore
ls 80 little scientific fuss and pro-
fessional palavcr about it. And
tho melodies como out SO full and
clcar--n creation each by itself,
rising and falling in its cadence
like the steady swell Of the seal
l know few things, for myself,
moro true and hearty. There
stands the choral row, malo and
female, heads erect aud mouths
opcncncd wide, letting out souls
and voices togcthcr; tho fiddle
squcnking with excitement to gct
the load, and tho hard-worIling
chorister, with quick ego thrown
to ono sido and tho other, actually
singing down tho whole As to
the melody itsclf--so simple and
direct, 80 plaintivc, 50 stirring,
tilIing tho house as with n flood
from floor to ceiling, and drifting
III, y',v"s" ,no open luors an.
windows into tho cchoins street
1T is enough TO move tho most
worldly heart that ever tried to
mint Itself into money. Ono hard
ly thinks he catches such seraph.
ic strains again, though ho goos
all tho way from Now England to
Rome"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Two HEADED SorTn GAnoLISA LADY.
"A colorcd lady Or, in oldtme par.
lnnce. negro girl. She is from South
Carolina, and is now being exhibited at
Dodworth's Hall, New York. What n
jolly thing it must nc to have two heads
and four eyes in New York. Wonlcr If
she Is from nnyu hero in Edgcticld.
Probably not; fnr the minority Of the
negro women in those regions hnvo no
heads at all. at ull events We can't hire
ono with head. This two headed lady
hinga for her audience "Captinn jerks"
and "Shoo Fly" Well, ir wo can't DO
proud Of Gov. Scott, VIC can OF our two.
headed lady. Thnts somcthingl
Edgcfcld Advertiser.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

Tho wickedcst man in the world
is said to reside in Nashua, N. ii.
lie lately demolished Il monument
in n cemetery lot, belonging to
Col. E. =. Emerson, and then
broke into fragments II little cross
over the grave Of his grnndchild.
Tho grccdicst man in tho world
is -. II. Corhin, carpct.bag Uon-
ord6te Of South Carolina, who has
twelve offices and, like Alexander
OF Maccdon, wocps for moro.
The funniest follow in the world
is IL. h. Scott, carpot.baggcr from
Ohio, whom tho negroes havo
mado bogus Governor of South
Carolina. IIe calls South Carroll
MI "our beloved State"
AL! loyal mon like to ape "Old
Abe,', but Scott is tho most jocuIar
Of them all.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

INFORMATION WANTED. Major Phil.
lip W. Pnmmcr, OF tho 9th Wisconsin
Infantry Volunteers, who was tnpposcd
to have been killed at the Battle Of tho
Wilderness, bnt afterwards reported to
be at Andersonville prison, whero no got
well Of his wonnd, but subsequently died
Of chronic dinrrhma. Any officer or
private Of tho Confederate army who
may know any thing about him will con.
Ter fnvor upon an anxious brother Mt
this place by notifying him Of the same
Wilmington Star.
Southern papers arc requested to
copy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-09

SINGULAR FATALITY. The death Is
announced Of Major General Joseph A.
Mower, commanding tho Department Of
Of Louisiana. ilc was native of VT,
and II graduntc Of West Point. II Is n
notable circumstance that this is the
third death Of district commander in
Louisiana since tho reconstruction pro.
cess commcnccd.-Mnjor. General Charles
Griffin, who succeeded Sheridan rs Rad.
ical salrnp Of the Fifth District, died OF
yellow fever in New Orleans in Scptcm.
bcr, 1867. Major. General Lowell II.
Roussean died while in command, Jan.
nary 8. 1869. Gen. Mowers death was
caused by congestion Of tho lungs.-Star.
, 1870-05-25
DIsEMB0WEI,IEG.
.>:zftiuE iErc3s IN the Town of LJons--A
Enux Of Despc<nalocs Mt Work.

In TIE THIbCHS OF yesterday mention vas made
"sd couple Of stabhlag aNEays committed IN the
tewn o1 Lyons IN Sunday night Further psrt1cu-
LARS were developed yesterday and the matter, Id
lee rs sehe554 -. as,ect has assumed very Eerious
'snape. 1He Sass1 Improvements now belpX C2f-
IT'D forIard by liz lutefsiic parE Com
pany are giving employ ueut to ioar or I've hun-
,tasi 1ro Sselsss + + he he
Desplaincs EsFer- Among such an aruy, Of men
.qua1g1nE- would bs indeed surprising il tiers
were ooI ai'ose an average humber Of furt,uicat
s1isS Iaat she1e Is f,l complement oi Taifasos
-lnlonE hhem has been sufficiently IeInpustrstts;
within Tue p:St two weeks, tlazsnE which dine
scarcely 1 = night has pissed Without some
Rhed- Of COURSE the 1'tiice force II Irons df W.
<;onstah1es can be gnlta Dy that ttzle1 Is ottselT
1Esdeaqa1s 2 an emergency u Ills character, AMI
the evil spirits nave carried their frIl-1ln1Ie5
work comparatively uumulested, Tue stas,hns
-a1raya OF SUNDAY night, however, taye made L
necessary thai Iapre Stringent Measures Shou]d he
adopted, and it may hecume neeessary to Quarter
a squat Of our po1tcc on the toxn in order to in
sQrs neace snd Security to the oEdezostng portion
Tne headquarters 70: the rutra1ss IS sa1oon.
boarding -house, Eept bE a somewhat nosor1ous
-cla!asisr named Aoon2n. sad 10 be CsaIsstrert
nightly brofls and seIiuus cye~so1e to The COM
1nanitJ. On suaday light, oes.Ssen lu aal Il
~and meeting I'll iaoGensve citlzen, named II aIsh''
on the street. they fell up0n him and nea. hyu h
most outrageous manner. Ore Of the tnlscrc-
-apts even went 80 3Ar rs to draw a knife With
which be inflicted serious wouod over Walsats
right eye
UnFing satisfied their brutal desires for tho mo
1nent the party g8uuterel towards Haas Pow
ems brewery and there cane upon . German
1ancd Lorenz Mitch, for the psst txe1se years
employed in The brewery, and highly respected In
the town as quiet ordcr-3oving citizen
The Iowdies Et00d Uttte of ~ pro
vocation but fell upOat him : Ike
Pack Of h5enas, and al but cn1nInlttEd murder On
The spot No hope 1s entertained of the victims
seoyesy le Is conscious however. ana IN am5s ms
, 1870-05-25
TuE GREAT
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been revolu-
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PRosTRATIoE, Is THETRUE MED
1CAL LPHIL0S0PHY. The Introduction
Of PLANTATIONS nrTTEISs, pre-
pared with pure St. Croix Rum and
Calisaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The ife-sus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imme.
date and most encouraging change.
1.-THE appetite has failed, it IS quicken
ed; if digestion has been painful and
impe1tect,it becomeseasy and thorough;
if the liver is torpid, it is roused and
regulated; if the nerves are. relaxed,
they are strengthened and restrung;
fthe brain has been haunted by morbid
fancies, they are putto fight and hope
and cheerfnlnessretnrn. In the face Of
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
bi1ity, dyspepsia, biliousness, constipa-
ton and mental despondency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters, no practitioner
not in league with death aud the
undertaken could persist in it. The
terrible eVaeue1ts which were once pre-
scrihed as Spring and Summer medi-
cines have utterly lost their prestige.
The sick Will not take them, and Plan
tation Ritters in which are combined
the elements Of a stoa1achic, an mgig-
GRANT, s. mild7laxatiye a nervine, and
an anti-blious specific, reigns in their
stead. sold'by all Druggists
, 1870-05-25
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAG0 DAILY. MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, May -
sales OF STsn, 1onr and provisions viii be found
under The head Of Commercial" !" and the grain
III all cases sold subject 10 the usual charges OF
storage. unless Otherwise e1preased.
GCTIER-Save for choice table qualities, which
have met with steady fair deInnnd, both on local
account and for shirIncnt, the butter market has
ruled very quies throughout the past week. Prices
however, hive been well Sustained for Old dcscrr-
t1ons, 'nnd lower prices are. not looked
1ur at present We quote: Choice dairJ, %
G2ac; 1air to Eoou tub and lEkln, :O@e2c; eou1-
mon EIalts, l2G16cs
BAGG1NG-Trade has not improved materially +:
E1pcc cur 'ast weekly review, hat the tone OF th-
martet il rather n.mer Tor seamless cotton bags
and for gunnies. Durlaps remain tlull and easy. :
Wool sacks aEr inactive and nominal. We 4aots:t
STARK, a.: Lewiston a. &c; Fort Pitt, ACC; Ludlow,
A, 42c; American, DOC; Union 4, Csc: grnnlcs, az;
bu, &c: gunnlea ha; &c; burlaps, 1s@2ocs Wool,
;. Bull 5INd MArER1A1lThe market VAS.
active at the following PRICES: Michigan sts1cco,i
s.oe!a2s: staeeo. New YeEk supe!ane ) oFl, sto1;
y erl. si.0o; line, IN brls. y bll, st.e5; ce-
ment, C1arks Utica; - bti, s. i5922 rs; &C.;
ment, Rosenlale- 2 btl, $aG1sa25; Akron, q BRIL-:
Sa00s22S: Louisville cement, Sai5G2a Is: plaater-
Ing Inir, u lu4 43s39c: white ssnd q brl, S10hS,
3.3; fIte bricks = 600, 81, $3.50; fire clay, II
DrL $t:00Ga4 s3; plaster, Z brl. fa.01G22a
BOOTS AND SHOES-The market Is quiet, and
srjead OH