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the house, he was counted seven times on the
Butler side. Fraud and violence made it neccs-
sary for large number Of the caucus to with
draw.
George l.. Rulfin, representing The other side
OF the ward six controversy, stated that the
chairman of the ward committee heard, very
conveniently, the name of Jewell and declared
him elected chairman, while the majority or
Butler men wanted Russell, and demanded a
division of the house on the question, which
was refused them. OF course they chccred. But
Ter was the coored mems choice and they had a
right to cheer for their friend The anti-Butlcr
men having by various means tried to cheat
the majority ont of their rights in the caucus,
he and Others had right TO rise TO their feet and
protest. He gave it as his opinion that the
Charles street was opened for The boilers by a
pre-arranged plan. The man who said that the
colored men voted twice had once said che
could not tell one Niger from another
Judge HOar briefly stated that the committee
came to the opinion, as Il matter of proof, that
there was a mob at the ward six caucus and
that disorder and confusion, persisted in for two
hours made it impossible for the business to
proceed in that place and IN that mode; that II
large amount of illegal voting was done; and
that II was impossible to hold meeting in the
usual and regular way.
Henry Carter of the committee on credentials
spoke in support of MIR. Rufiin
The question on substituting the minority re-
port, admitting the Butler delegates, was then
taken by counties with the following result:
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Commercial.
The Baltimore Convention.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.-The national COM
merca convention to-day appointed commit
tee. consisting of Messrs. ID. E.Small of Pennsy-
vania, S. NJ. Shoemaker of Maryland, e. B..
Guthrie of New Jersey, j. IL. Kimhall OF Maine,
and DR.. NJ Green of Kentucky, TO inquire into
improvements in railroad brakes and switches,
aud report at the next convention. The matter
of memorializing congress for funds with
which TO complete the survey of the gulf coast
and Florida peninsula was referred to atspecial
committee; and a large number of resolutions,
on a great variety of commercial and mercantile
topics, were referred to regular committees OF
the convention.
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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-With the record for yes
terday we also give several liquor cases which
were disposed of Tuesday: Patrick McGovem,
John Mahoney, Michael Gallagher and Patrick
Mulens paid fines of $40 aud costs for single
sales; Honora Enright and Daniel Callahan
paid SO and costs for keeping liquor; Martin
Powers and Patrick Foran were fined SO and
costs for making single sales, but appealed and
were bound over for trial at the superior court :;
James Deery, complained of for a single sale,
was discharged; Henry Leonard paid s. and
costs for drunkenness, and Stephen Laughn SO
and costs; Edward Foster, John Moore, John
Small and James Murphy were each fined So
and costs for drunkenness, and committed to
Jail ON non-payment; Patrick Carney, COM
planned of for assault and battery, was dis
charged.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WOROEsTER DAILY SPY
FROM EUROPE.

Great Britain.
THE COMING YACHT RACE.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The Daily News express
es the hope that Ashbury's yacht Livonia will
meet with tair play in American waters, and not
be Jockeyed out of any triumphs which of right
belong to her.
A FENIAN CLAIM.
The relatives of the Fenan informer, Talbot.
who was shot and killed several months ano by
Kelley, have preferred claim Of $4,000 against
the city OF Dublin as compensa ton for his
death at the hands of an assassin.
PERSONAL.
The health of Queen Victoria has not i'm.
proved. Mr. Gladstone is paying her visit al
Balmoral.
The Prince of Wales returned to England To-
day from the continent.
MARINE ACCIDENT
A vessel named Mushroom was run down and
sunk yesterday, by the steamer Eagle, and two
persons drowned.
CHARITY.
One thousand pounds have been raised in
LONDON Tor the sufferers by the hurricane and
earthquake in the island of Antigua.
EDITOR AGAINST EDITOR
The Pail Mall Gazette denOnounces the DAILY
Telegraph this morning for INSTRUMENTATION
OF the sentence in DisraclPs speech in regard to
the queen, as fiagrantly dishonest as ever an
peared III an English Journal. 1t declares that if
Gladstone keeps such company as the editors of
that journal, none but the rabble will follow
him.
Germany.
BISMARCK.
BERLIN, Sept, 27.-Bismarck will remain in
Berlin until the opening of the German reich
stag, the 18th of October
Switzerland.
THE PEACE LEAGUE CONGRESS.
LAUSANNE, Sept. 27.-The session of the
peace league congress yesterday was tumultu-
Gus: Many speakers defended the acts of the
Paris commune.
Spain.
PRECAUTIoN AGAINST CHOLERA
MADRID, Sept Pit is officially announced
that vessels from infected ports in the north of
Europe and America, bound to Malaga aud
other ports on the Mediterranean, must perform
quarantine at Vigo, on the Atlantic.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 27.-Nayal Lieu
tenant Commander Hawley has been ordered to
Surgeons Nelson and Niclcrson 10 pbuaJsl.
phia, Pa, Naval hospital. The following have
been detached: lieut.. Commander HOPKINS
flom the command of the Cyaue, and ordered
to return home; Master Colby, from the Wor-
cester, and ordered to the Shenandoah, in the
the European fleet.
The superintendent of the general recruiting
service, in New York, has been ordered to for
ward one hundred recruits to Louisville where
they will be reported to the commanding zen.
eral Of the south for assignment to the sixteenth
infantry, and one hundred to Atlanta, Ca, for
ASsignmCnt 10 The second inlnnirN.
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Sporting Affairs.
NARRAGANSETT PARI

NARRAGANSETT PARK.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 27.-This has been the
second days races of the fourth annual fair of
the Narragansett park association.
First race $1,000; 2:i2; won in three straight
heats by Plato; Ed Eaton second, John Stewart
third, and Nettie Morris fourth in each heat;
Charlie Allen and Dan. Morrill, distanced in the
first heat.
SUMMARY.
Palmer, Bangor, g Plato. .......... l
John Splan, Paterson, N j, & Ed Eaton 2
John Stewart, Boston, b h John Stewart 3
Lon Morris, Boston, b Nettie Morris - 4
L Sayles, killingly, Ct, br Charlie Allen Adis.
J. Evans killingly, Ct, h Dan Morrill, dlls
Time, 81: S2l&, 1884, 2:3l4
Second race-S6O00; 2:29.
SUMMARY.
w II Harrison, Westdeld Mass, m
susie. :..........,............,1 9
Bowen, Boston, z n Sea Foam.2 2
John LoYett, New York, br Bruno 4 2 2
Benjamin Mace, New York, W <
1ieuoc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 8
William Bird, New York, & Fleet
moou'..' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Z 8
John Biggs, Glensville, o., b Ohio
BOY. ....,.. 49,. Observation-Disclosures. s Z g
Alex Patterson Morrisapia, N. Y, CHI
Dreadnaught. Observation-Disclosures. 4
John l. Doty, New York, br Lady
AUGUSTA ''''....',... dis.
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money which they are legally entitled to, and
both the department of finance and of parks are
en1oined from any further expense or issue of
bonds on behalf OF the latter.
The difficulty in regard to the payment of the
salaries Of public school teachers has been
Broadway bank, having consented TO advance
the amount necessary,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-28

The FIRST ANNIvERsARY of Worcester lodge,
No. So, |. o. o. f., will be celebrated to-day. A
procession will be formed on Pearl street at
half past one, and after receiving the officers of
the grand lodge of Massachusetts and the
Mount Roulston lodge, No. 9S, OF Fitchburg at
Lincoln square, will march through the princi-
pal streets to Mechanics hall. In the evening,
there will be banquet in Washbun hall and a
dance in Mechanics ball.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Editor Daily Spy: In your issue of this
morning, find in yOur report of the reunion of
GO. X, 25th regiment" a statement that Gin
order to ascertain the sentiment of this COM
pany, which fought under Butler, Il vote was
taken, the result of which did not give the gem
eral 4 single man." Whoever this statement
came from, il is grossly incorrect, aud ask as
a matter of justice to General Butler to whom
am politically opposed, that it be corrected.
No cote was taken, although one was proposed,
and the discussion showed that General Butler
had more than one supporter.
EMERSON STONE,
Spencer, Sept. 9th, 1911.
The regular meeting of the Worcester north
eclectic medical society was held yesterday, at
the Fitchburg house, the president, DR.. C. F..
Dowelle, in the chair Dir. X. w. Geddes of
WmchendOn read very interesting essay on
cholera mOrbus aud cholera inl;mtum. DR..
Brigham then made some very interesting re-
marks upon the "treatment" of the above
named diseases; also remarks by DR.. L. f..
Spencer, DR.. A. Jewett, Jr., DR.. Russell and
others. Dr. c. A. Wheeler reported case of
tuberculous minnegits DIR. A. W. Sidney re-
ported case of inflammation of the bowels
The meeting was fully attended, and was one of
decided interest. The members then adjourned
to an excellent dinner prepared by Mr.. Rugees.
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a0turtcstcr 4aiIp spp,
CITY NEWS.

The ladies' society of Trinity church will hold
social reunion in their vestry this evening, to
which their friends are cordially invited.
The FIRE this morning was in Davis block,
on the corner of Summer and Market streets,
and caused some $500 damage to the building.
It caught in the grocery store, and burned up
was given at about two o'clock, and the fire de-
partment was called out in time to save the
building
The New York herald., 1871-09-13
49, - o. - -
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
A GRAND MASS MEETING OF TUE FRIENDS OF
IA the Hon. Michael Merton Hon. Edwar: j. shsndley
viii be held ai the Thirteenth
iCoihns, on wednesday evening" 18th ms winch
sion handsome banner viii be thrown the breeze,
SPEECHES VII be nmd by the Hon. Aigernon sullivan,
Charles W. Brooke, ESQ., Frederic W. Scavrr Esq, and
others NJ clubs and organizations In the interest the
Hon. Michne Norton and Hon. Ldward y Shand
vted to participate In OF rain the meeting will
postponed
JAMES w. COLLIN, ,,.,,..
MICHAEL GEAkY, ( Noaini"'ee
4 APPEAL To THE IN DEPIN DENT VOTEES-kLL
a citizens favor hone gov-rnnent NJ are cor
daily hNi d ~ atte = a IN -urst
Nsrd Dependent Voters atDn Glass Hal East
Thirty r ID siTee., Second ibr avenues on
We'd ssday evening. sept. 49, at s o'clock.
PilIIIr FISHER, Secretary.
~ ORION. sUANDLEy
IN monster meeting OF the friends Hon Michael Nor
ton ana ion EdwardJ sbanuies be at me corner
OF br adway and Thirteenth Wednesday evening
September l3 ISL, grant banner bear
ig The likeness the fhuDdorpolt win uotied 10 tho
breeze The meeting wi be addressed by laernon s.
sui ivan, Charles W Brooke, isq ani others excellent
band o music vii cniiven the occasion " IN n so
be granu ispsy ol lhe various Norton and
Sl ndy Clnos invited Should the weather proye u
lavoraUe tae demons.ra. Ion VIII oe post, oneu
JAMES w. COLLIER,
MICHAEL GEAR
Committee Of Arran semcnts
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

N' ANIED-TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE IN THE
w country, good woman, cooE, wash and iron.
y at 10 Livingston place, between the hours of A. NJ and
The New York herald., 1871-09-13
COPARTNER SHIPS.

TTHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING THIS DAY FORMED
copaftnershp for the transaction If business tnan
cin AGENTS. succeeding the firm of E H. Gibbs Co.. King
the procuraon OF capital for business houses
rated companies the leading feature OF husines Offices
,S Broadway.
JAMES NJ. GaIGGS,
OF Old hrm of Lawrence. Grlegs 4 kinesbury
GLORGE H. SNYDER,
late of brm Of +. IL. Gibps 4 Co.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

kNAETED-A GIRL AS WAITRESS AND LAUY
w dres5 must be a good washer roner % have
good city references Apply from A NJ to II NJ at 100
10th
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

WANTED-TwO SMART, EXrERlE ECED SALES
w women, for trimmings notions, ALEX
NDER's, 100 Grand IT., ilamsburg Good references
fcquireu.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

NANTED--h COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL As CHAM
W bermsid and waitress, in small private family wages
Eig month Call at 62i Lexington between A. n.
T.. NJ.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

WANTED--A PARTNER WITH S., goo; GOVERNMENT
w and railroad patronage secured Address BUSINESS,
Herald
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

CO7E ~ PARTIES OF MODERATE MEANS
&C(O ~. invited to examine lucrative busL
n which the advertiser has the time
HENRY WHIfFEMURE, 54t Broadwa v, room L.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

HTANTED- A HEAD WAITRESS II LARGE DINING
w room: of experience, able to take charge:
san preferred Inquire u, Is iai.ht of WOOD mol
bKOOk.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

VHANTED-A GOOD COOK. WASHER AND JROSER
w also a good waitress and chanbermaid; must b,
sfing and obying dom. without good rcierccccs
.ai. before II O'Clock, $50 W est xp;h 81.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A. Kanak, Fsq. lnI Chambers street, IL the Gentleman
TERED 10 above WAC furnishes e0QI for cotton
cOulnsson business OF Mcssrs W. A. smith 60. Mr ka-
max is one o our most unpecnoog sagacous and
cess ul German importn merchants
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

WANTED-A PARTNER. WITH Sa5. 1893 TO T50,OOO TO
w join the advertiser in purchasing interest
estabiishng lard rein'ng and oil business. Address
REfiNER, Herald once.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

WANTED-AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN OF GOOD HAB.
w IT'S rs equal partner a cash Grocery and Store;
low rent and good trade Apply at 523 Canal street,
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

VNAErED-A COMPETENT WOMAN, TO DO GENE.
w ral b0Isexora family OF three, leth
2 German cc.orcd preferred Call Saturday
The New York herald., 1871-09-13
ASTROLOGY.

N ness Spirit list Consuit affairs
Fourth avenue, near twenty fourth street.
A SCIENTIFIC AsiROLOGER is PROFESSOR. MARS
"A Ladies and gentlemen consult him for succ 49, mar
risge an good luck he tells 81 avenue sue.
o
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

TxyANTED- AN EXPERIENCED FIRST CLASS COOK:
w Protestant preferred; who willing assist
sosrse washing caI Wednesday, between 0 and 10 A.
NJ. AZ 10 East 40th
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

e = n0O TO S50,0ou.-GRAEIrE ROOFING.-PAR,
- 'oOO ties vi cs,al wanted IN the granite roofing
business An investigation viii show that there Il
any kincs o business more .routabr than roolng. The
trsuie Is now In nse IN several States invariably
sdin. All o,brr tinis applies TO
ro0is and Is tire aud proof The will
pay good party T5,n0a Give address To
l.. II. Co, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

WAETED-TWo GIRLS; ONE AS LAUNDREsS AND
w chsneermsii tue other as waitress and assistant
srse; best city references required Cal AZ 20 bad
setwcen 5th and cth avs, from 10 TO lg O'Clock.
WAHTED-AN HONEST, RESPECTABLE WOMAN TO
W d. general housework for snaii family in Morris.
mia wages u satisfactory, Sl2. Address r. b. box 22e0
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A DELADE H. LAMBERrSON, CLAIRVOYANT AND
"a tcs medium Is t'reenwicn aveaur, sixth
and Tenth street. No satisfaction, no pay.
MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR.
Nl voyant tells pat, present and future;
OF husband i59 West fory-drst street. Broadway ant
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

INAN1ED-A GOOD PLAIN COOK; MUST BE A GOOD
w washer and irOncr also cAamhermald and Little
girl TO take of Children Inquire at lis Lexington
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A ASSOCIATE WANTED-WTrH 81. 900 rO X2.nu) IN
"A legitimate business, 2D years etsabl,sbrd. wrerc
tiOU con be realized this risk. 81 Barclay
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A FIRST GLASS O. TTpR, FILTER AND DESIGNER
~ position M head Of the uressn aking depart
mcnt in hrst cAss Establishment. Adlress BlsINss,
station l..
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

WANTED-A BUSINESS MAN TO TAKE ENTIRE
w charge OF dstilcry store; permanent position and
good to who loan $1,000 good ry Ap,
ply to c. NJ. DEDklCk, 81 Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

N OLD ESTABLISHED EANUFACfURING BUsI
~ fr sae-Ciesring $40 year; fortune
smart, enlerprrins Particulars at 3 Chambers
GEORGE W. Sinners q 90, Store Agency.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

$1 600 Cash WILL SECURE A HALF INTEREST
Ing handsome income Particulars at MOODY & CO.'S,
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

VVASTED-A PARTNER, WITH SOME CAPITAL,
w for safe ana profitable business. Address IN
DUSTRY, box 100 Herald olice
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A DR. II. D. GRTNDLE, PROFESSOR OF Md
IA wery go years practic, treats and cures all Female
Complaints, from whatever elegant
avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A FOR SALE-THE LIE 81, STOCK, FIXTURES.
IA. Horse and Wagon OF Corner rocery in Brooklyn;
Established Is rent f3l month; price ,40a
I. OLIVER CARTER, No. 4 Fine street, room 9.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A COAL YARD FOR sALf.-LOCATGD IN OSE OF
n the best neisbborhoois tha.ciy long lease ut mod
crate rept terms easy. Apply 10 WILLIAM ABBOlf no.
ity H.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A WHOLESALE MILK ROUTE FOR SALE-LON
IA ESTABLISHED: extensive aic. cearing 900
Apply immediately. 3 Chambers street.
GEORGE ". SIMEkS CO., Store Agency.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

WE HAVE FOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST MEDT-
w cna Preparations in tho world; has been known mp.
wards of 20 years and has sale throughout
the country The propr has the bus-
TIE facies cost $4,000;
dvert,sing faci tiles known Is man with
dinary business qualifications and
immense income Full instructions given. only 5000
required and small royalty
MOODY 4 COMPANY, No. 2 Murray street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

DOOKREEPER WANTED--A YOUNG MAN or GOOl
ID address ami entirely competent 10 keep OF book
by donbe entry; who has knowledge OF the prinn
AMI stationery business preferred Address with refele
stating ase salary expected &c STOCKTON, box l Heral
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

N'ANTED-TWO GOOD, STRONG GELS, TO CLEAN
w ohces and make themselves generally useful Nunc
put those who riin: apply 81 Broad
way, top Ioor. German, elsh swedish profei
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A ASSOCIA rE WANTED WITH A LITTLE CAPITAL.
"A 10 act as carh ant share money
making exhibition In America. Apply at 10, Broadway,
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

CITUATION WANTFD-RY A YOUNG MAN, APT AT
- cling goods, in whoes ae sale house either South
West writes a hand AMI correct figures expec.
,ations $50 per month Al j. ". NJ,
hoy 80 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A DVkRTIsER, OWNING HIS FACTORY, MANUFAC.
- turing n staple ardcc. desires partner with from
xoOVJ u TiuuiO 10 attend to sales 10 5000 would
give an Interest hat would pay him from half ~othds
yearly oi the capita invested Those desiring busi
nes. connection address MOOnU LII. Hernd nnce.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

SITUATION WANTED--BY YOUNG MAN IN SOME
- wholesale Loute where he hinrelf useful dry
goods preferred. Adhess for two days G. s. W., box $50
ney,i1 of,
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

ITO F RNITURE MEN.-A SMART MAN WANTS A
situation. salesman and porter Ia new cond
hani erslands the husness horou hiv; had
FIVE years experience ad has good icerences. Address
FURNITURE, Herald olice
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A SPLENDID GROCERY STORE FOR SALG-LOCA-
"a ton etsbIshei business stand;
trade; extraordinary Parcus at 23 chambers
street. GEORGE ". SIMERS CO., Store Agency.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

A GREAT BAR AlN.-ONE OF THE PEST LIQUOR
~ stores the ciy; han isomey fitted up, doing good
business; well located on leadi1s thoroughfare
bloGS 4 SON, z0S ,jroadway.
The New York herald., 1871-09-13

CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, BY
~ Madame RESTELL, Professor Midwifery, over 10
years. pracicc Omce, No. Last Fitysccond street. cor
lei D Fuh avenue,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-09

barrel. Roe Herring, per half barrel, $50
s 50. Mscker8l, per half barrel, No. ].
El2GlE 50s No. 2, g5(8S 50: No. I kits,
s. 4DtG2 90; No. 2, 81 IS; No. 8, 81 506l go.
FRESH MEATs-Beef, all round, 60Tc.
Mutton, 79sc. Pork, $3.50.
GUNNEs -ls9l9c for good seconds.
Burlaps, l49l5c.
GAME-Wid ducks, 81 5Oa2 50 per dcz.
Rabbits, 81 5OG2 go. Quaiis, SI50RI rs.
Wild Turkeys, Sl0GI2. Venison, sale.
Bear, 83l2c.
HIDES, FURs AND TALLow-Hides and
Furs are steady. Bry Flint, lie; dry salt,
lac; green, 7ci green salt, 9G9Lc. Tall
low, $3.50. Deer skins, I50I6c; beaver,
S0c@SI SO each; otter, g1G4 each; mink,
40elGfl fox, SOC; coon, l2LG30o.
HoMNY-D8mand light; S6G6 25 per
barrel.
KRoUT-In barrels, 5000.
LEATHER-HemlOck sole, S8035c: oak
sole, 42946ci saddle, 4OG43c; brides, S4s
96s per dozen; uppers, 4O9.Oc calfskins,
American, per dozen, $8OG5O.
LIVE SrOCE-Cattle, LIST quality, $1,000
gross ID quality, 4G5c;" common, "a
SIC; good supply. Hogs, are active for
packing at sac. Sheep are dull at $317
per head. Texas bseves, $50 70 SO per
head and dull, with fair supply.
MOLAssEs-Fair Louisiana, 6sG70c /:
Prime, 75(G75c; Choice, S0GS2c; Syrups,
5099oc. Sorghum, S3840c.
NALs-Soliiug al E5OG4 60 rates.
NAVAL S~TOREs-Tar, in kegs, s. p for
pine; in 80 gallon barrels, SSGlO. Pitch.
IS per barrel. Oakum, S595 per bale.
POULTHT-SCarce ana prices nominal.
Professionalism are getting scarce
and are generally hTmer. Mess pork
in lots and 10 a small way, $50 O0l
q Clear bacon sides. I4Gl43c; Clear
bulk sides, l04Gllc clear rib, 1910
le54o; shoulders, T4Geci breakfast ba-
% liElsc= plain sugar cured hams, l-G
lskc. Lard i'm lerCFs, uEGl2c; kega.
l81lSAc. Caddies, I4EEl5c.
ERoDUCE-Be4chblOw potatoes, g GOA
3 25; Russ5tts, s. 75E3 90; Onions, s. COu
4 90. Turuils dull and nominal.
PowDER-Mining, per keg, 81 20; rifle;
S. so.
RIcE-North Carolina, s9sHci Louizi-
ana. TlEESc.
SUGARs-wLi5s Clarified common to
choice, l35z4l4ci yellow do, I2EGl3c ;
choice Louisiana old process, l3L1I3Hc
prime. l21445c fully fair IIZglZL+c;
fair lGzIILc.
SALT-zs1 pound barrels, s. 85E2 so.
Dairy, s. 90 u 55. Sack, 81 - for coarse
and 8 p Tor tine.
STARCH-7@sc per pound.
SoAP-Germzn notified, s<Ssc f; yell
low, 6G7C.
sHoF-Ranges from 81 so to g 20 per
sack.
SEEDs-Red Clover, per bushel. IS sos
Blue Grass, 81 20 Orchard, - Z5; limo
thy, s. 50; Alsike Clover. per 10, 81 90;
White Dutch do, 75C; Lucsrne, 75c: Bar
ley per oushel 81 %; Black oats, soc
Wheat, 81 5OG2 so.
SPIEITs-Highwines, s2G94c; old Crown
Anchor whisky, zoe old Msgnolia do,
Soc; old Teunesses white do, SOC: Old
Bourbon do 81 Is; IusCarOra DO. do,
81 3, Mlller's do do. 81 30; F0rd's do do,
3 70; old apple brandy. 3 60: old peach
do. - 80; New York T do. 81 IS; Otard.
DUpuy q Co, 1850, do, s. so; Swan gin,
81 .; Fish imported DO, s. so: old port
wine, s.; Crow sherry do, 3; Home Bit
re-s per case S. Our Own Southern do,
per case, S7ES; Plantation do. per case.
50; H0s-stters do, per case, S. 50; cIar-
&c, 8 50'I5 per case; Cstawb a. $7zg.
NINEG common and picking. %G
10 per barrel.