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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

| hy virtue OF n writ Of Le,ariF.cas h, m
Lafayette S Fl Hot eiip Ss q, s Subtle sale
NJ. ~ oaihes u Pierson in the oily OF Wn,nrt,,,
M NV Castle lie. County, Delaware. OF sATCRBAY
serO estate VIZ Ali Ia. c., a.i following ~, de-
land with two stoi led frame nous, ihys'
bounded and described follows 10 viii iieyiunt,,
=. loit on TIE westerly side OF Union street Al liz
eo,her formed by the intersection of sd ILL., 'ns w
Union street aud the southeriy side Of ilnin su u
nthee horthwesterly and parallel with lji,ni, sv.
shty feet to the easter side of ne,, stree, ,hI
III. VIDE called Hasson street, thence along .ai3
thence southeastcrly and parallel with tilnn a,,
SKY ieet to the aforesaid side Of Union stret "ni
Of iernnInao iostheasery twelve teet the place
on.i N" na n SITUATE partly In Wilmington aforesaid
nni I r ar IN Christiana Hundic cd beginning AT
W 'ne westerly side OF Husson street M ia, ia.
lance OF one hundred and thrty-two i.,, n, o ~" ~,
ion.d oy ne Intersection Of the SAID SHE Of
,,. " Nue,' and the soutiicrly site OF ,iilnin No.
tnen'l north, sttriy and parallel with Giu a",,
we,irl, a,, r.. three nr,rs :" stake tuue north
70 stake, thence sonthanstcriy and parallel win Hi
pm avenne one hundred aud twcnt, three. lee, ,hr
nes tomittng in this line the thirty feet wiii Of
larson street To tho westerly Side ~ MIN, irt
t memee thereby noItheasterlv eight i,et 10 !, st,t
tnece horthwesteily sixty feet ~ tb, r,,st r
massoh street. thence thereby nOrtleast.ri , , -,
tbe 10 ine place OF beginning be tn contents wl,t
~ y. Beginning at stake on the no,tbcr, Mil,
A., slteenth strcet,at distance OF one hlnre ,
nve ieei from tine westerly side OF Scvtt stree, ,h.
noilnrriv parallel with Scott street u,r hi,ji I
sk,v iett To the soucry side OF n trty.rnbt st
~ 'n street opening ntO Scott and Lincoln s,r.'t
anu parallel with Thirteenth street thence ,hn,,i
~uS,osry twenty five feet tn n stake thence soutb
w., Pafair with scott street hundred and siSty
,eet 70 The aforesaid side OF Thirteenth strct ,h
.efey ea>ttrly twenty-five feet ~ the ninc, n, H.
Snisasd p o IA. contents what they may.
:, oeiked AMI taken Ia execution NJ IN, nr,,,r,, AT, |
aiichSa n i,ynch and Hannah Lynch Ms wlft and
'He' i"IHEnessy, trrre tenant aud 10 BIZ ,oiLS
>he'nf Office, New Castle Ja,, 30. IgIs - '"'''"'
fok sALE.-The cheapest 10 acre farm IN, ,,hr,..
t,ana Hundred, on ra.y terms. W ''''
- ~ ~ Apply at this Ohics
Eoh NJ IA good farm uf 90 acres an In,
Sinbh ioad, Brand yHinr Hundred Annlv f.,
- - SAMUEL q. L6nGE |
1t'oWT ih,hNr.A house AID siorr in CilTSfi,ua -,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
Cows Cows CoWsiif
DIVIDEND.

"ffiok OF ibk WILMINGTON Coal Gas COMPANY
,r, Wa, wilmington, February l, 1873.
The Directors OF the Wilmington Coal Gas Gem
pany have this day declared dividend or three ni
lars per share iur the past six months paynhl. an
demand. T. ! Ia WsOS T,.pssgy su' VI"
tebt-G- No 400 shnia, So,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
For Rent.

For Rent
A farm In Brandywine Hundred. part of 1t with.
the city limits also truck farm of 10 acres In, New
Castle Hd., two and half mica OF Wilmington Del
Apply to
feb 2O-2t BENJAMIN. ELLIOTT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

. u hereby given that All hnIiai meeting Of the
lhhhlwinr HI dissertation for the recovery Of stolen
hui'i " Oliver II. Parry, on SATURDAY, March
i>l ~ two O'Clock, March JrJ, .isIj.
feb % HENRY M HARInw s.cr,t,rv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20

ALSO, Humphreys SPECIFIC Homepa6hic Rene
dies, IN addition to other Family Medicines at TOJ
Market street, by W. 7. ALRICHs, Ap0thecary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
For Sale or Rent.

N AZ tNO O'CIOtA, March JrI, -lsIy
itb % HENRY NJ BARLOW, Secrtlry.
For Sale OF Rent. upn
!, ssoi p,as. = grain farm near Doyer, ssS
WESLEY HIROSS
No. go Jefferson e.
eoN'zw Wilmington, delaware.
For sale.
House No. 1901 Washington street, contain. xess
ing IA rooms including bath room and cOn--r- &n
sa.9iy wan all the medern linpruvr inents in
eiudihg heaters, gas hNtures &c, Sc. Term. cn-v
Possession at once. Applyto
.oo NJ VI. CHILD Il co.
~ ~ I'm No. 4, West tn street. i
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
FOR. RENT

A HotSE AND SMITHsHoP, on the phiiad.,.
~ Phia Pike, two miles from Wilmington. and :,
good stand for business Apply 10 anu il
i,,oa.,,. WILLIAM p. wELDIN
IL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-20
Register Your Dog.i

INC Jaw requiring all dogs to be registered ON or Ia,
fore the Goth DAY OF anuary 1872 viii he s.r, o'
forced. By order OF the Mayor e'' VI
Jan 10 Alison MILLS, High Const aha
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
Scurvy Among Seamen-Arrcstcd
for Cruelty to Sailors-OVerman
No. 2-To be Sentenced-Es-
caped-Rough weather-GoId and
~aanhnaLa

SAN FRANcIsco, October Ill z. NJ
Seven or eight Of the crew OF the Top
Gallant. which arrived here yesterday,
arc Ill Of scurvy, but the quarantine
office says the cases are mild and will
yield readily to proper treatment.
Larkln, her second officer, Is under
arrest for cruelty to the seamen.
Nearly evcry ship that comes In fur
nishes the authorities an officer or two
or three, for criminal prosecution.
The Overman No. 2, Silver Mining
Company. was to-day incorporated to
mine for gold and silver. In Storey
county, Nevada. Capital, $1,000, OOc.
Wright, second mate Of the ship St.
Charles, will DO sentenced to-day for
abusing seamen. The court lntimated
that the sentence will DO light. 1t Is
reported that Harris. mate Of the Sun
rise. left this city last week In a small
boat, landed at Sleeps Island. below
San Pablo, and took to the mountains
of Contra Costa.
A cold north wind has been blowing
since midnight, and makes the Bay
decidedly rough.
Gold, acknowledgements ol24
@92I.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
FROM
ELECTION NEWS.
Nesmith Probably Elected by 1000
Majority.

CoRNwAIIIs, Oregon, October 49,
In this precinct Nesmlth has 100
Smith, 90.
ALBANY, Oregon, October 13.-This
Is the only precinct heard from. Mes
NTH has 2Sl /; Smith, 147. The county
has probably gone Democratic by $50.
OREaoN CRY, October l3.-Only
two precincts In Clackamas county are
heard from. Oregon City precinct
gives Smith 81 majority.
PORTLAND, Oregon, October A.
The vote in all parts Of the State Is
very light. In Portland and East
Portland the total Of votes cast Is 1871,
a falling of Of nearly 500. Smiths
majority i. SOC. Reports from tho
principal towns give Nesmith a ma
jority Of l16. The estimated majority
in the State for Nesmith is 1000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
Fire and Loss OF Blood
ed Horses.
az THE CABLES.
specie for America.

LONDON, October 1.-two hundred
and n~inety-five thousand pounds oil
bullion were shipped to-day, and
sixty.two thousand pounds have been
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England
to-day-nearly all for America.
Naval Battle Expected.
A Cartagena dispatch Of yesterday
says the Intransigente vessels are again
leaving the harbor, and another naval
engagement Is expected. The COM
mand of the Insurgent fleet has been
given to the Captain Of the Tetuan.
Political Dinner by NJ. THEIRS.
PARIS. October 14.-Thiers will dine
his friends Of the Assembly on Satur-
day next. Count de Remusat has re-
ceived al invitation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14

To OWNERS OF REAL EsrArE.-Persons OWL
inc lots in the town Of Gold Hill, and who are
desIrous OF having the same surveyed ana en-.
tered on the new map. VIII p,easS sIoan on shy
~ecE dsy. between the hours OF II and I; ana
Leave their names, when the matter VIII DC
nromp,ly attended to by Messrs. Hast g Li1ian'
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
EVENING ScuooL.-Professor Cromwell mas
onsned m evening school at the pubic fenooi
SSppilainr In Gold EiiI. Daily sessions from !to
o r. NJ Persons desiring Instructions IN inc
English branches will DO Wen 70 YAM ,es.
selves OF the present opportunity. sais,m
Sonable.
Foe the very best Photographs, 60 70 Hraa!ey
& Rulofson's Gallery without II 10
sB-ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, NO. "a
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
GEOGRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ESPECIAL TO TEE GOLD HILL DAILY sEws.l
o EsTIo iNTELLicEN NICE
Ordered to

Ordered to Disband.
NEW York, October 1.-the Bos-
ton Grange, composed of grain and
commission merchants, having been
ordered to disband by the Grand
Master Of the National Grange, on &C.
count of the fact that it is not a Farm
ers Grange, threaten to carry the mat
ter before the National Grange. The
Boston Grange retains Its books and
initials, the members using the pass
words and grips OF the order. AS 1t
is composed Of prominent business
men a warm contest Is promised.
The Inter.Communion Question.
Bishop Cummings OF Kentucky, has
written a letter vindicating his con-
duct and that Of the Dean Of Canter-
bury In the matter Of their commun-
ion In the Presbyterian Church. He
says, al deny most empha:ically that
the Dean Of Canterbury or myself
have violated the Ecclesiastical Order
Of the Church of England or of the
Protestant Episcopal Church In this
country or have been guilty OF
an act of open hostility to
the discipline. There Is nothing
In the ecclesiastical order or discipline
of the Church Of England, or OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church In this
country, forbidding such an net of in
tercommunion among Christian people
who are one In faith and love, and one
In Christ their great head. As far as
I know the liberal Episcopalians OF
New York rejoice in the action Of the
Dean Of Canterbury, and thank him
for It."
Destructive Fire and Loss OF Blood.
ed Horses.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. 1.-THE
dwelling and stables OF David NJ. Tag
CART of Goffstown, were burned last
night. Seventeen blooded horses were
also burned, including Ned Hastings,
an Abdallah stallion, valued at $l2,-
600. Abdallah himself was the only
horse saved.
Suspended,
NEW York. Oct. 14.-The suspen-
sion of VIM. Hoge s. Co., bankers, and
VIM. Whlttemore & Co., brokers, Is
announced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14

scout for Shay and his band Of Indians,
who deserted the reservation about ten
days since. They encountered a part
Of the band near the mouth Of the east
fork OF the Verde, and killed fourteen
warriors. The exact whereabouts Of
Shay is unknown. This is about the
tenth time he has left after surrender
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
FROM Los ANGELES.
Return OF q Scouting Party.

Return OF . ScouStnR E'"rty.
Los ANGELES, October IA gen.
tleman who LEFT Prescott on the sth
gives the following Information:
Troops and Indian scouts under
command of Lieut.. Schuyler returned
TO Verde on the 9th, after a ten days
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14

THERE IS NO USE OF GOING NE
thing you need in the Boot and shoet
line. All .,nnIv =,
pncIin oham Boots and Shoes, and alto sttehds
to Custom Work. including manufacturing 70
order and Repairing. Try him. oeil IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

SPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY srws.l
, 1873-10-08

n,ok1od hams quoted at o@1o>5o. Dry saltod
eats II s@s6o for % sort ,nr13s G9s aa sa! 8dp {6r
asko, as D -!eoebor Short 5ibs le,lor De-
comDor, At o31@o14o, boxo!l, ao shq,t M s!e"sf,
0jf@7o, do sllo,li'lcre f14@l59c: naeon a,,a 10
't JIG for ri sl;ort & coar; and l3@1lo ior emv n,
paukol Mess boot. rs. .ab@8;60; extra 81 moss 3. n9,
loof llsms e2oo9S3osee So o. At3a 0sy ~
1T 7@$s AsfS 4$srts grepfe of g aGSajG Srjs
@ si5.oo Is iris now do ut s15.2s S9o tes 'aTt.
soilcr November AMI Docombonr3 et no; 25o toB
do aoilor january nj so 900 hn g'ogana ~ 1Sns n,
tds piEa % tongues, delivered during tlo pacns so-
gois, @ Ut $1,000; TO-, 900 Lbs bol!ios at Be-.
Tho following nro tho stoc;a Of hog products,
on hand in this city Oh oet i 1871 as reported
tary Of tho pork~Pac1ars' Association, as com-
parod with Sept. and Aug. !, 1878:
, 1873-10-08

METALB AND IlNNEHH' SIDGk-IfhQ0 IN GH1s
department haa rapdly recovered from tho effects OF
tho anc. anu dealt now report tlo market M sattH.
factorily active and steady for everything enumerated
below, 10 fo1towH
TN rtArx-Ic, 1oz14, t12.bo; Do, 12z1a s1Aoo: dot
; 11a TrN--Largc, 40; s1nall, 4Jc: bar, 44c.:
slIrEr zixo9Tull casks, lie; hatt casks, 114@
11Ko: lcsa quantity. 11Ne; slabs. o..
BMEEr 1noN-No. "a, 0!io rates; RusHta Iron, $50;
aA1.vAwizEp 1noA-No. 1h@2Q, Ito; No. 22@9@, 1Go;
of n per cent Ii mnlo from thla lst.
OorrEn-Coppor botonas Auc br"ziora, over u ea.
47e tianed copper, oso: rlanishcd coppcr' 4a' TO-
End 9'so 5oi iSt9 q ILL., Il, ,os;
@ IL ss d,asot 9saeS Src ~ @ os
NA1Ls-Wore steady at tho given ratios. With good
local and interior donand. We Quote: 10a6od, ner
kog. fi.76 Bd do, $500 Cd do *525 4d do $5.62x;
"a DO, fg.25; % Do nno, $a75 I'll do sooo clnci'
NAVAL STORES business, aa us,,a th!a aoason, Is
ta.r and present pricea nre generally aina'ne1 as
follows: Manila rope U ID, l7.9o aisal rope, h,
y ID, 2o@a2o tarred rope. y IL l7@a8 oakum;
nalo SQV@ooo; pitch . brl, sooo@7.oo; tar, @ brl,
o1Ls-Thero haa been au act,yo demand for carbon
With tho Eaaern markets, which k9lc higher tho
fscflnR Ia exceedingly fra. Refined oil Ia reported III
Hight stock, and tho tendency Of prces IL 10 still
hlghor range. Lard and nsecA oa ara moving 10 a
steady. Quotations follows: Carbon Bc; extra lard
OIL ntrctiy winter 78@80o; d. current nake, 73a76c
No. !, 08@70c; No. 2, CSC llnseed raw, Sl.60@l.02
zoo; meals fool oil, strictly pure SLID do o3tr, ooo;
do No. !, tic bank OIL Coo straits, 65c elephant I'll,
95c: turpontino, 52c naphha, g gravity, l8t9loo
| nAphtha, common, 1D@ toc.
PAINTS, CoLoR9, AND PuTTY-Prlees ROMAN
| hl1< r,1N1,n nrrt1.
, 1873-10-08

tone Of thH market. Within the past Two or three
laya The demand haa picked up" considerably, aild
this fAct, coupled with tug advance In 1yerpon> and
the consequent flrer feeling developed at the sea-
board, has stimulated holders, Rnd tlere iB longer
disposition to fores saes at tho sacrifice q prices
stocks arc In no way excessive, aud nre boln hold
with confidence. We quote: Now York factosy, MILD.
12@lBo Ohto factory and Western factory, do, log
l4o lower grades, Gt30c,
CbAL-1n this connection there Ia nothing new to
report. The dulnnl has been good, considering the
qiet that has prevailed In must other departments Of
trnde aud forrur pricca hayo been supported with
deoilel irmuoss, Following are ito prices current !:
t0.6o; walnut llil tvho Cherry Mlne, 5000 ntous-
burg, $o0u@9. .oo; Camel, $lo.o0; lioehing Valley,
$500; Indiana block. $7.s0G18.0o: Klrk!al Grate,
1851; Mnonk. ss.Uu: kingston, S7.oo Wilmington,
1900.
0oopERAaE- market hes beon rather quiet
during tho week, hut cookora anticipate moro utye
tra1p beforo long, aud are hrm in their yuws WhlH-
" barrels haye sold freely until tho pane and are
Start up III ndyanco wi doubtless take place. stork
IL i 9lt supply a1.l firm. W. guots: Pork barrps,
tlSs@its; ra. t.ertss *!;1s; whisty barrels, s. 90
id 90; do, hcked, $3soo tieree stayca,
rough osoo ~ eeSs4 aa 15 ~ sswc tas o993s; o.
aouv sta1os. to.o0Sl6do; circle Hour heading, 745
, 1873-10-08
1sort island. ........ Oh Del. Iach. h Westtn. ol
n n ], ,.I cGn'r"l...... q a., u, IT. Etio''''." ~
COMM

TuxsnAy EVENING, Oct. 7.
Tho following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of pro.lrco in Ohtcago
during tho paBt twolty-four iours, aud for tile
corresponding t1ate ono yoar ngo. -.
, 1873-10-08
HOG HALEH.

SHEEp-The supply WIS much moro liberal to-lay,
and tho effect upon prices visible III u decline Of
256e35c per 100 lbs, Local butchers, heretofore
were tho only operators, ant trading was extremely
siow ut s3 IS for poor to medium, and at $4oo@
$50 foz good 10 CHOICE.
, 1873-10-08

sale uas from saoo@2 % for thin through Texa3a o.
ecanwag nativ.s to for enr: snnr
d TEXANS snd g for M nstye %t'se
Morris for arovc of 100 extra stoera shipped fro,
ronfino, Livingston County, Ill.,. Veal caison wore
fafr dr1,1and at 0D5b.b0 for poor 70 choice. I'll
market closed aloaly md hrln, With only fcW bna
tota loft over unso1l.
QUOTATIONS.. .
Extra Dcoves-Grntctl ateora, averaging 400
lbs aud upward.. :.....'..... .*3'oot9o'l
Ohoico Dooyea-Finc, fat, we'll formed aycar ,
10 b year old stcerH, averaging l,eo to
aaa% s}oors svorogia 1,a0o to 5o 47ss
Medium Gralca-beera III fRir hesh, aver
agitH 1,160 to 250 ibs....:.::........' A.2o84.s
putcherat atock~-Common to- fnir atoera,
and good to extra cows, for city slaughter,
averaging 800 to I, 100 bs. ....... 5'2ot9s'
Bock Gattle-Comn0n cattlot IN decent
hnah, averaging 7ao to 1850 lbs.....:... 3.oo94.
staas Iai's. and @ aea1tawae stccra aoo@2
Cattle-Toxas, choice corn-fed. ........... 46gGa.
Cattle-Taxas, Northerr wintored.. d.......... 395@g4
Catie-Tsxas. through tlroves .,,,...,... 2.00@3,
CATTLE HALEH.
, 1873-10-08

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. Z.
Of lumber, lath, aud shinges for tAe lrss wek null
since JAN s3, aud corresponding periods Inst year,
Lar SING Jan: SANG
sansIs; sesa; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aoi5 % 1Sios
Lath, m.... .............. 1880 fo,03a oa,93o
~ stnee lan. sam.
,iS HsjiPSss;, sSsS s9sSsss s5sss 'sssss & e
The market hns been literally supplied With cargo
lumber during the week under revtoW: '. The supply
6 G IN Ss o Ss
For the first few days trade was very dull, but the
sellers succeeded in reducing the supply BY making
began to put in an appearance and 1onght to mod"
erate extent generally paying tho currency: Ana TO-
a2 5 The e1 oydany esas 10 A
tho cargoes at tho ocks wero sposed Of before nigh
and for cash. Prices have not altered material
iuug ia decidedly better. The receipts for the
nost week WIN DO very Light, as .ts few s,,. ves.
acls & have oNtrl been s a1 ana nercasna tss
at tho yartas, will doubtless cause an advance. Prices
for jvsta an scantins are about 500 higher than as
tho close Of last week. and nt very firm at sghe
advance-Quotablo Of <l.e7x@?. 90. Other grades ct
lumbar wcfc without particular change IN price, va
quote: Good TO choice mtlrun boars nd stTns a
common to medium d. $1,000 1ooo joats and scant-
salea include: Cargo schr Wcstchesser, from M9s"
kegon 100 srips and boards At scow "1sgat:
acr Myslc, from Muskegon, 1G2 strips aud boards
at $l260 Sold by Charles Demng 4 Co.
LUMBER FnE1anrs.
Msutstee, $3.50; Aluskcgon, s2.0o LudinEton'
$a,!5 Grand Haven, $500; pcntwatcr. $2a5 Men
o,nouce Sa,5o; Oconto, $30o@325; Whito Lake, ST.
At THE YARDs. - .
Trade ut the yards is fair md increaa!ng There u
less doing ttan before the n!c but tho interior aea
crs nro sonling forward fair number OF ortefs anu
/ tho demand is now steadily improving: Prices arg
about the Sans last week, being shaded now anu
, 1873-10-08

pko per sot; -four hoop-po1ea, $14.00@t6oo per IN;
porl: and tnrco po!cH, s:}6.0Oe835 no per IN.
DRUGS AND QItEht1OALB-Tlloo only chanHo wor-
thy OF nota ia advance of 4so In iolinc. Thcro Ia
fair tlonand for nearly everything in tho lls at tho
, 1873-10-08

u III RoSThc past week iss been ono Of
prevailed. VerY few orders tand those for small
smounts haye been Placed md IN the nopo o s e an
s5s - Sfssss
sRS5;oi sssso 10 SS So sSSo; 10 M So t. ssour
eharsea :s2So chicago s,ons sos s4soG ,,-,.
supply and dull, but dealers havo now disposed q
thelr surplus stock and ut tho moment The market IL
a%as; sts: 'ea Cd fs: snstens ens
aasks .,ssss sse,s sso@@199S
smalI {usks, xl .so@2oo; snipe, 3loo@1.2s; sen'0n
''1otfs Rose in car lots have met with
nore inquiry and arc qlotably steay at 75c track
Sweet potatoes wore In large supply and dull We
DO b to sss Posess Essy Il IS e
sEEps.Tnotny bug been dali and weak ter tho
past llaf dozen days. TheroIs considerable oeringt
their stock Of good seed Armly pr.ccs range from
@ Brine. Fax Fax has met met with fair inquiry
Timothy seed mot with more inquiry to-day, aud is
Ss ps sass say s:1s5i S5 ss sa5nf
thy At $aGo; 213 bugs do at l5o bags DO at
oags sea % ngs 15o ags &c, COM n,
f2oo; la1 at sl.ss; car do at $lso car do ut
sAIr-The market has been moderately active dur
Ing tho week. md although tho interruption to trade
In The past fortnight las allowed considerable &C.
cmnlation Of atoek, there 10 no probability of de-
nuo $200 ordinary coarse, 81. coarse Diamond
eqpab b S9s fs a'' :htan sar 9oss e.
sack S5o0@5.o5; Turks 1sland, s2oo; ground alum,
TEHs~Are meeting with better demand, mud
for Jarans tho feeling is aensibly nr'ncr. i'riccs
remain without quota6!o change: Young hyaon,
common TO fur. 45@55o do good, oo@7o1; do
choice to extra ue, common to fine OLD BY
son 7o@9oo; common imperial 55@ Csc good to choice
Pingsuey, $1,15@l.20; extra Moyune, Sl35Gl 40 ;
choice to extra Japan, fair to good old.
Jawn. 65aG5c; common to lno ooong, 35@45c; good,
65G5G5c; choice to extra, 85c@t1.00.
TOBACCo-There ia fair demand at atfoEner prices
FINE Cur-Extra, 753s5o; choice, 65@70o; mcdi'
unn, 65@G0e; Door to common, 41SSoc ,,.,,,.
pLud-Naturnl leaf, 75@soo; huff bright, 6o@7oo
S saoSR1Na-aoea e choice, aa@sco; medium, 2oa
9to: common, 2G@29c.
woop1s quiet and r at The tolleT9g 4 prices
! t0eofa7, 20, delivered.
W06L-Thls market haa been quiet during tht
sous trade over; but the m ut present s due to h
atringency Of money. Stocks hive accumulated some
though tho receipts have boen small. rrlces are no
1,otably lower, but would probably be shaded trt1
for caah although many do not anticipate any chung
when business is resumed. Quotations are tle bette
than nominal, ns follows:
Tub waahcd common to good. .4of9 q
fE%mon fseao nuahqG apsy xIxX, iishi H. Il
Fleece wnshed x&Xx ding. .34s:'s
Fleece, wished, medium Light .39es T. T.
pGasss' fsaee' nnwashed coarse to medium. o@32
Fleece. unwashed, coarse and d1ngy. ..2dG321
Fleocc, MnWlshcd, fms. .1aeg!b
Super aud extra pulled. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35t538
RAiknoAp FKEIa1iTs-wcre in fair demand Il
: former rates. III follows: