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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-01
Sale Of an Inlerest In the HrdrnlIc.

Shlo VI HH iVob >" t"V ~ WI htVs
We are informed that MIR. BRowN has
disposed OF one-half his interest ia the
Hydraulic to Messrs. SAWYER & HARRIS,
gentlemen Of ample means and the requi-
site enterprise for developing the advanta-
ges Of this very superior water power.
Messrs. S. & ii. have recently inveated
largely in Toledo property. We are in-
decd pleased to know that the excellent
facilities for developing manufacturing
enterprises at this point are beginning to
be appreciated by capitalists.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-01
Northern Ohio NJ. +. Conference.

Northern Ohio NJ. +. Conference.
The Northern Ohio N. r. Conference closed
lis sixth and last day OF an interesting session
on Tuesday. We have but space for The ap.
poiutnents in the Findlay and Toledo districts,
and resolution adopted on the last day which
shows tina. the ministry Of tHts church enter
tain correct and patriotic view upon the
question division Of the school funds;
TiSDbAT DISTRICT.
VIM. W. Winters. Prssiding Elder.
Fndlay-William Jones.
Fremont-Isaac Nc wton.
Toledo, Third Street-.wm. Fitzgerald.
Perrysburg Circuit r. N. Culver.
Bowling Gresn-LoAis NJ. Albright.
Tontogany 4 West0n-Adam @. Barnes.
Graud Rapids. W. II. Morrison.
Elmore-Charles Ferris. J. ID. Simms.
Port Clinton Parker 2. Pope.
Lakeside BENJAMIN l.. Rowland.
Oak HaTbor-- Geo. r, Graham.
Freeport-.G. r. Priddy, to be supplied!
McComb- John T. Bower, Jackson 7. Pope.
Lsipsie- Jeremiah Mexican.
Deshler-Janies T.. Scott.
Arcadla-JSmeS bong, Joseph Good.
GibsonburR--To be supplied.
Dehancs-Arkinson Berry.
Arersville- Harrison II. Harper.
Paulding-To be supplied.
TOLEDO District.
Park s. Donelson, Presiding Elder.
Toledo, st. Paul's-Gershom Lease.
Rt John's-I. r Henderson.
BroRdway-Franklin Marriott.
Monroe St.-Thopas N. Barkdull.
Colling wood John II. Wilson.
Albany St.-Charles HosR,
South Toledo-Hami J, Bigley.
Psrrysburg Joseph II. BethnTds,
Sylvania-Benjamin u. Powell.
Delta Samuel 8. Barter.
Wauseon-- Nathaniel B. @. Love.
West Unitv--Joseph II. Cater.
Stryker-Samuel BoRgs.
Bryan-William Deal.
EdgertOn 4 Williams CeDtor-David Bow era
and Jshnathan Fork.
Pioneer -Lemen 7. Clark.
Hicksville & Antwerp Richard Wallace.
MuntpeliSr-Edmund &. Durham.
Matamora- Joseph ]. Finley.
Napoieon--Joha Farley.
Liberty Center Lyman Z, Prentiss.
FIorida-Henry Boyers.
Fayette John Poucher.
Leroy A. Belt, agent of the Ohio WESLEYAN
University, member Of the 81. Paul Quarlcr-
ly Conference.
William II. Taylor, agent for the American n
Bible Society, member Of the Bryan Quarter
ly Conference.
ReSolUcd-That il is euF conviction that 10
divide the Common School funds among rslg-
ious denominations for educational purposes is
wrong IN ,r1nciple. and hostile to our fee in
sutuilJns and the cause OF education.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-01
wine for DebIlItated FemaIes. :.

Wine Tor DebilItated FemNIes.-
Some time since we stopped al Passaic, N
j., and were really surprised 10 see the amount
of Mr.. Specr's stock Of Port Grape Wine on
hand, Il is almost fabulous. Four Storehouse'
are filed, and tiers upon tiers Of casks up and
down stairs, and in some cases huge watts. Os-
cupy every available spot, leaving only LITTLE
alley-ways through which TO walk. II Is an
illimitless quantity OF wine. None is sold un'
til i. has acquired the age Of four years, AND
the buildings l, 2. ,, aud. are of the first. sec
end third and fourth years. vintage. 0u1
druggists have some Of the oldest OF the aboV'
wine direct from Mr.. Speer.-Psier'On 0uard'n
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-01

The Banquet and BalI.-Remember
that next Tuesday evening is the time set
for the Banquet and Ball to be given for
the benefit of the Perrysburg Silver
Band. Give them n rousing benefit on
this occasion. Supper and Ball only
81 90.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-01

TUE REPUBLIo MAGAziSB, for October, Is a
powerful number, containing an extra am"un
Of reading matter. on subjects Of vital import
iy ia text book, valuable 10 every citizen who
desires correct political Information on the cur
rent topics Of tho day. The following are
amORg the leading articles in the October mum
ber: "Ths People a Nation the Unisn Per-
petual ;""Dsm .eraiIe Rule In Georgia; lathe
White League in MississiPPi;" ManufAo-
turing South -" Finance and Polities;" High
and Low Tariffs; The Gesrgia Panlc-its
cause !" The Free South. Ordssl Of EmAn
oipaton." Tetms 81 90 year. Send 10 Re-
public Publishing Company, Washington, ID.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-01

Advertised LetteTa.-Thef following let
terS remain in the Postoffice at PerrrsbuIg g.
o., for the week ending Sept. 80, 1875:
Baker. Rev. 2. Mu'chler, q.
Hepburn, Mrs. +. Mckinney, Mulford
johnson. Mrs. Millie OakwOod, Catharins
King, Mrs. Sarah Rieck, There's.
Klock, Chas. Shoemaker, Katie
Long, Samuel Smith, Frank
Wershing, NichOlos.
Please call for advertised letters, and give
the date fthis list. Office hours from s A M
TO 8 P. NJ. ELBERT D. Ross, P, NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-10-01
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Fruit Trees Patterson 4 Robinson.
-ncst Vinegar. at WAIrrnis.

Single copies Of the JOURNAL can be had Of
Mr.. r. ID. Ross, al the Postofiiee.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
Stop That Cough!

Many hesitate to try a remedy for
disease, on account of the expense, con-
nected with the uncertainty of its bene-
filing them; while at the same time,
had they confidence in that remedy, the
expense. would be the least objection.
With this fact in view, we make the
following proposition: Any person suf-
fering with a cold, cough or sore throat,
that will call at F. A. Poole's Drug
Sto- :; and purchase a bottle of HALE's
CoUGH CORDIAL, use one-half of it
and if they then conclude that it is do
ing them no good, they can return the
bottle and receive back their money.
No medicine ever sold in this vicinity.
that produced such magical results.
Don't fail to try it.
Orange Williams, Proprietor, James,
vile, Wis.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19

The proceedings of the Board were
ordered published in this paper and the
argus only, hereafter.-Red Wing Re-
publican.
All! you don't say so, Perkins :?
Who told you? It was Billy, was it {?
You tell Billy, that he does not run this
country yet, and We shall publish the
proceedings of the County Board just as
much as we please. We propose to
give our readers the news, and you and
Jennison, and Brown, with all your set
OF political ours can 60 right straight to
Kingdom Come. Mr.. Brown has the
power, and he can say that you and the
Argus, whose combined circulation in
this County is less than that of The
GRANGE ADVANCE, shall be paid SIS
tor the news that the ADVANCE prints
free, but he cannot run THE GRANGE
ADVANCE. Our readers all know that
we published the proceedings of the
Board, long before we ever dreamed of
being the Official paper, so you cannot
fool any body by your nonsense.
If you want anything in the clothing
line go and see w. Eisenbrand. and
learn his prices before buying else
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
HAt Jerdee & Fieldby's Machine

~At Jerdee & Fieldby's Machine
Depot, at Peterson's Livery Stable
You can find choice lot of three
beamed bob sleighs which are offered at
low price and wheat taken in ex-
change for them at ONE DOLLAR ~
BusHEL, every set warranted. Call aid
see them. Remember the place, on
Plumb street four doors east of the
First National Bank. Red Wing, MINI.
I%P1o'luce wanted at Sargent, Roath
& Co.'S.
I%lf you want the very best furni-
ture at Changers hard pan price, cal
on John Mansfield, l13 Main street.
I%1f you want first class chamber
Set cheap, 60 TO John Mansfeld's, 113
Main St.
I%Ihose best teas formerly kept by
.. " koath are to be had of Sargent,
Roath & Co.
ITThe most perfect looking glassos
ever brought to the Red Wing market.
of all sizes, styles and prices, for sale
Eeheap at John Mans6eld's furniture, lib
Main Street.
IFoR SALE.-A very desirable
farm Of 24O acres in the town Of We,cb
on the Hastings road, miles from Red
Wing. Dwelling house, granary, fruit
trees in bearing, shrubbery, &C., &C.
13O acres under cultivation, and 30 of
timber. Will sell the whole or part.
Inquire of E. c. Howard on the
place, or f. J. Hodgson, Red Wing,
MINI. e'
I%lf any one doubts the announce
ment of Simmons, Olson g. Bush. that
they are selling off their entire stock Of
goods at greatly reduced prices 70 close
out their business, let them 90 and
price their goods. This firm are not of
that class Of business men who deal in
catch penny advertising, in fact they
have never advertised any until since
they have decided to close out their
business and now they have felt that
every member of the community where
they have lived and done business so
long should have the advantage of their
low prices and they have therefore made
the announcement, and every one can
depend upon it that they will stand by
and live right up to what they have an
nounced.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
Red Wing Markets.

WHEAT-75 to TIC.
PoTAToEs-55 to 60@70c.
PoRK-7@7Ac.
BEEF-In quarters, 5@6c.
CoRN-55c.
EGGs-20@25c.
BUTTER-25 to 28@3Oc.
LARD--15c.
OATs-45c.
CH1cKENs-l0@12c.
TURKEYs-1O@l2c.
DUCKs-9c.
GEEsE--1Oc.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Time Table.

GOING EAST. .,n,xc wrer
Day Ex. Day Elk.
St. Paul, S:l5 N. Winona lao D m,
Red wing, l1:15 a N. Red wing 700 m.
"inona, 1880 m. st. Paul 1000 p NJ.
Night mail. Night mail.
St. Paul 1920 m. Winona l:4O a IN.
Red wing 9:12 m. Red wing 1850 M.
Winona 1905 III. St. Paul 700 a m,
Ac'm. Fr't. Ac'm. Fr't.
St. Paul 1920 m. Ped wing 1855 IN.
Red wing $40 IN. st. Paul 5:l5 p. IN.
Tickets for sale to all principal points.
J. F. PRIOR,
Freight and Ticket Agent.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
\ A, MONTGOMERY,

a. L.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
OFFICE OVER OLD POST OFFICE,
RED Wing, MINN.
Amazon Fire Insurance Co. Cincinnati
Northwestern Mutual Life, Milwaukee
Hartford Accident ms. Co. Hartford
Watertown Fire ms. Co. Nv
rem FIRE insurance 20. Philadelphia
franklin Fire & Marine Co. St. Louig
Citizens Fire Insurance Co. St. Lou;s
Globe Fire Insurance Co. Cbicapo
Risks ,aken upon their merits at reasona-
bic rates.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-19
BRoo~s.

OL1N BROTHERS.
Manufacturers OF brooms. Corner of Bush
and Third streets, under Poole's drug store,
RED WING, MINI.
~ Patronize home manufactures,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
5000 6s =, 3D.. l1sA $500 $40 c. 49,. ll9
$500 sos 9, sl... l2OI 1900 lO-4O c...... IFS

$500 Cen p. San j Dr..
$3.50 I'm Pac kR list. :.
1000 uO.............
2GU0J U Fac sink I'd. :.
1000 l. 8 lst con r.....
1000 Lake > I'd, G Co..
2yJU Ii a StJo o's, c. :.
5000 Chi d N W cog b
6uCO 40. Z.
5000 G, Z 4 ] Z list. be
2OuU N y Cen 6's, ~. :.
1000 l. / RR LIST.
lWjU0 Pac u of N list. be
10 shs NY County Blk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March 10. 1873
1873. low miodng, i4se: good ORD mary lasc. het
ssssp " 1as s socs % S%ts
E E4aE Sslss S aes Great
sas. bass sosi apsEs Great rt sss
the Seat
ssss aS'ss e. $ sss
aSassn.e saie. s $780, to the Continent %
Cotton quiet and irregular midding S,4c. Net re,
S Sss 4 Sales ssoa a s as
S Ss ass HtpSsT1 oss y sas a to the
SS o a. wheat de- s sor
DC = has,sy e q t!ss. Es
sa& E9ss 9
e e All o Gq Ssr % Tine
Ssns
S sales ool bushels CsssdI X At p ~ seeds steady
e ssss :ss 81 sS'ag =
inactive and nominal.
Flour-Demand hight, holders Arm. Wheat excited
SPOT 81 us e. ssa!ss sGs .ssasr
jected sl.sc Corn quiet and wesk; No mixed 65c.
spot, 5s5sc. April 5ssAc. bid May RyeDemand light;
advanced 10 ssprlng $lv9a 81 70 spot; 81 o;6 81 q
in good demand; light IS 80 s. 90; heavy, So Pork
as ala az Il isG or aps e., sH'
May. Bulkmeats quiet ana unchanged Whiskey, 81 II.
y @ S2H 5ols whea1 tSog bushels eSrn
shpments-Flour. 7ON barrels; wheat, Sl.o0 bushels
corn, 1900 do oats, 1900 do. barley 4OO0 At the
afternoon call OF the board grain unchanged pork,
SO 66 April lard unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
c-------- TIeNVI0cN. --------D
80 Bueaos Ayres California Common Hide.
haa: 2Sssc s ss. sssc &C. rs &c asc
Heavy ........ 28tsc 29c. &c. 28Hc. 271ac 23c
Good damaged. 20Isc a26c. 24Ssc. a25c 2ic ass.

SSt passa backs Sc ss i middle sSs
backs &C. 3Jc. lignt crop, 81 5tc.: middle crop.
Sis s.. middle and over crop, sss s5e rough !SR
rMoLAssEs-The market was firm for both domestic
jeS.Iss sas 1sss. qas
s:
;siSsS: Supposed about So'IIas
ss%S ss:ss
Fl Ep q a. iSs: 10 M ES s.:
ru.S Sa %srtss for ;p5s
which pTlss 50 bbls were placed: Strained was
s'
"a I'd WSssss
%arts. Tor lInssed and quiet
haS S a %as Ss a;
Ss II an, and Whale t oil we're
SSs!ura. yInlss 10; Sis.casa 49, 1 81 noysS
S nsS a re- su'n;5 S 0'sssshss
Winter cry yellow 6oc Sac White Winter a ye sc
S ssa s4iss ' Svs DO 81 q Ss suars ' 81
es pr so ss 10 3
ssc palm ma at s,s; iaoS in los q. ior wessrn
tor Tor an
l2ac tor Cochin Para0ne &c. z5c. for city and 25c.
Soc for Western. Rosin oil at l1c. 2Oo and 25c for
first second aud third
PErRoLEuh.-The market for refined was dull and
easy No disposition was manifested to operate at ass
Crude In bulk shade of 00 bbls sold 14c Tor
this months delivery. Cases quoted steady at Like
NC: Naphiha was steadily hcid at 9szc. for city The
Philadelphia market was dull and easy, but nominal In
delivery balance OF month. NO change OF consequence
was reported from the creeks where the market asa
LIZA bills beef none cut
pork the market was higher ana the deman much bet
at the Improvement We note sales OF $40 bDls in
jobbing lots 10 ~ SO IS; b0U bbls tor March
5000 900 nb for April at $50 80 and 1000 bbls tor May
long clear brought l4c. ll6c per lib. short clear
quoted At l2c Dressed hogs1he market was quiet but
very firm, with Western quoted at 91c., and city
within the range of V&c. loo. per ID.
remained quiet Lots to the amount OF 60 packages
placed at prices within quoted range fol-
lows:$ll $t2 Tor extra mess inspected $i0 81 $l
tor unnspected SO 50 tor PLAN mess inspectsd SO 90
,cr PLAN mss s sls s packed 81 Up 80 G
mess and city extra India at 49, Beef hams met
with light inquiry, ana were quoted steady At from
sly 81; sales Az bbls. Cut meats were moderately
sought after and Arm, particularly Tor city We
per ID; liOJ DO hams ilAc. Ike. L0JO SMOKED
shoulders at &c. do. hams quoted at I3I4c a I3Iac
1900 lba OF loose picked bellies al l0c llc pes To-
Lard-ror western steam the market was irmer, but
very quiet; Quoted at nxe. cash. We nave only 10
April at likc.j Of city 100 do. brought lac per To-
PoTAf0aA Tho demand for prime varieties for seed
pprpoees has fallsr 81 considerably Round potaoos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Gold Market Irregular and Excited-The
Rates LIS rs q ll6 So.
STOCKS UNSTEADY BUT ACTIVE.
Foreign Exchange Firm and Government
Bonds Strong.
WALL STREET,


AT the opening OF the stock market to-day con.
Adorable depression attended the dealings. Later,
however, there was sharp reaction, during
which q number OF securities recovered 10 the
highest point. These sudden changes are not nm
natural after such crisis as the country has
passed through, for we are verging upon q time
when commercial influences are again growing
powerful, and will more or less direct the course
bf speculation. A general advance in the price OF
good stocks will not be inconsistent with the i'm
prOvemenr that seems 10 De taking place.
STOCKS.
The transactions to-day amounted to $4,000
shares, which were chiefly distributed among
Western Union, Pacific Mail, Union Pa
riAc, Northwest common. Erie, Lake Shore
And Hannibal and st. Joseph. The most
active stock was Union Pacific, which
opened at 4sa< ana sold at 49ss. Western Union
varied from 1873 TO 76i1 at the close. Pacific
Mail opened at 371I and moved up to 3s.. ONO
and Mississippi improved SHARPLY, opening at 263s
And moving to 27A. LAKE Shore gained q per
cent and Rock Island recovered TO 1861. ST. Paul
common sold up to s511. and Hannibal and st.
Joseph to PAX, tue latter closing, however. at "a
Wabash sold at Tx to 12h.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
IN n q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
ouot,tlous.-Rariv rose.

sSr. ssS ss g s. s d sa.
head es su nSs Prince AOsr 6as g
mise b Ssss, q sua per WIKI Sh. 81 . s
g yellow do, Do s. GOA s. IS red do, So 50
week demand been very liberal ana though
hs tns ArFst quote ss es ses as S
c do 3 TO a aS sG9a Do prime ssy SP,ms
S Snt a' tar good qo Isl 10 'f GOOD do ice ws'f s
de- de- fe 10 s sc s Jersey sI prime % and sScss ems
state and Western, prime lsc. zoe do do. lair
@ Zoe Is az @ i ssSis .sfss
good Ice e sS prime DC s aG do 10
g0od isc "a frozen por ,ar Dry picked
isf e 5000 @ to & lie to ss Fd%s to
Dss as Of me ps r. holiday I'VE psu a a M
erea ed demand ana prices are higher and rm at the
Ard are July SOC higher We aasss -sprSs shessns
Jersey lie o:s.' H Wc.tern nj sc &
Jersey 81 81 = TO- and
,n5%ss %s's ss f5
e chSa o F &c e a nrPs ds o1
aif prime and comuSn qasias down MI ~ a ,Sr
EsssoS S' in bond mas u e y s r. so ~ 'rs
SEEDS - ne marAet Tor linseed continued quiet;
quoted ut 81 Is gold later SOL bags Sold Mcdca aud
Kellogg at S2 Ia. tour months. Clover spariDg
dealt M quoted Ut Ne lc. for Western ana sa.e at
lie. ll4c To- % bags OF fair sold the inside
PRICES TIMOTHY was unsettled Jobblng lots from store
sold at s. 10 S}-the latter price Tor very choice
SUGAR-ihere was rather more business doing. and
though The views Of retirers generally met
the transactions were mostly altoget on cash basis
showing thathe agitation regarding the crent OF many
prominent reners has not set abatei frices realized
were &c lower than previously quoted but the corces
sion only submitted TO cash purchases The sales m
Guided 25O hhds. cenriiugas II sac; ~ hhds do,
> Bible; i55 hnds common cuba, 74c. Die; $40
boxes centrifugal, Is i6c,: lo hhd~ good refining
Cuba nuseoyado I,ac anu 2'o MID, lair do on private
dara "As were u Sva,Iapie at ye While Others re
held at DE oil "s sold at y5Sc; Gards lo'ac losc
We quote Notwithstanding, Inferior 10 common. 7c. 4
1se d. ks a,r to good sir re ~ DO good to
prime TO choice Sac ssse; centrifugal. hhds. and
boxes Nos s TO Is, she S,sc molasses hhiS ana
boxes &C. 75ac.; meaio, DC. a b}ac clayed boxes,
Dgtcn STANDARD nos oS &C. 7c de- 10 TO ~ &C.
o1a 40 ~ 10 ~ Sac Vac DO. 10 TO II. vac lOc;
DO, 10 to ~ lOAc iORc; white, 9ac lO9sc. Porto
Eco-kehning, common 10 prime, &c. Stsc: do gro
Gerry far to choice Sac SIC. Brazi-Dutch standard.
Nos 9to H. lac 7Sc. Jaya-Dutcb standard, NOS IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON STEADY SPOT, FIRMER FUTURES -
FLOUR FIRM-wHEAr FIRMER-CoRN
sTRoNGER-oATs sTEADY-BARLEY HIGHER
PORK WAS FIRMER-LARD QUET-GRO CERIES
UNsETTLED-FREIGHTs QUIET-PETRoLEUM
EAsIER-NAyAL STORES FmM-METALs
oUIET-EAsT INDIA GOODS FIRM-wooL
ABOUT sTEADY-wHIsKEY UNCHANGED.
FRIDAY, Feb. 1916 p M.
There was fair degree Of activity In most Of
the leading articles of merchandise to-day, but
there was no especial change, save in few COM
moditics. On 'Change hour was in fair request at
full prices. Wheat was In moderate request. but
the market was very strong ana sound; Suo rosa
sales were made for export at decidedly
higher prices and the market closed very
strong at the Improvement Corn was in good demand
and the market was stronger. Oats steady. Bar
ley was more active and prices were higher. Whiskey
was shade off, There was q speculative movement IN
PORK, and sales for iuure delivery pretty heavy
and at improved figures Lard quiet Groceries
were unsettled and the market, generally speaking,
ruled dull. Cotton met with . better demand both tor
spot and future closing better for the latter Freghts
were quiet and unchanged Petroleum dull and
the market closed easy. Naval quiet but
rrm. Metals duh and unchanged Wool in moderate
demand at about steady prices.
AsHEs.-Receipts for the past three days 70 packages
We have no change TO note in the market. which
manned quiet Pots sold in jobbing way At about &C.
per h.. while pearls were wholly nominal at about
per h.
BEEswAx scarce, and consequently very firm.
Small sales of yellow Western and Southern made
early at 33 aS: but at the close holders gen.
BUiLDiSo MArERIALs.-There has been change Of
consequence in values. aud the market as general
SssS p 0r active for
mediums, and prices sleadv. Marrows sell slowly.
re o R ss .s
new eS 30 a e so0 to soo 81 - IT.
pea new $40 g Is: .ea kidney prime ,i neW l
choice $40 81 4o do lair to good 81 81 los black
BUTTER ince our last report the inquiry has become
active and prices are held with more steadness,
chanse in prices We 'ouoto:-stats daires, hrtins
ao fair ens
So aS 10 a G &c. s iS s 49,
choice selected. Bic 33c do. do good prime &c.
STATE e. Welsh HS SS eSsss 0n ao So
ar 49, d0 ssSa S 3 aa a S
Ines shS S dry Dacked ,2 ss good
ana Iowa tubs choice, &c BE. do. do, fair to
s to fair a4is Ohio and Indiana
aE to s aS tubs ss S a la To-
good ac be- various s styles very poor l2s rolls
gooi to prime p, Ice Isc; d. iair to food loo &c.,
corgoNWThere Was fair demand for cotton on the
but mainly f from
not held at higher prices BUSINESS g. Was eonsasraby
afs
exporters could pay no advance on prices
10 'n make concessas raarss ruled Sue With
out material change IN prices until st!ernSon
Steady : marset H 70" IS and rer
rivals better SSemand when lsa to an a.
interior movement sums up thus:-