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New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

State bonds were heavy and dull Missouri long
6s selling at 1929, New Tennessees at 10, and Dis
trict of Columbia 3-65s at 695s.
In city bank shares notice very small sales OF
Bank of North America at 100l2, Fourth National
at 90, and American Exchange Bank at 116
Railroad bonds were generally firm. The largest
transactions were in Milwaukee and st. Paul, North
West and Chesapeake and Ohio firsts, The iiTst-
named advanced to 0Gas for Lacrosse Division, and
TO 81 for consolidated sinking fund.- ]. and NJ. Divi-
sion selling at S2l. Northwestern consolidated sold
at 90 for plain and o91s4S9l4 for gold coupons.
The Pacific issues were firm, Union firsts selling at
1O3Q1O3li sinking funds at ssh, with subsequent
bids at ss5s. Centrals at 1864, and San Joaquin
Branch at S07s. Erie 4th advanced to 02I. One
lot of Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, coupon on,
brought 3O24. Missouri Paciics frsts rose to sll
and Ohio and Mississippi second TO 20. New-lork
Central 6s OF 1887 sold at 104; Morris and Essex
consolidated frsts at 1882 and Michigan Central
rs at 102. c., c. and |. c. frsts rose to 81.
Kuhn Loeb & Co. have issued a circular inform
ing holders of the Cincinnati 7-30 bonds of de-
cison inst rendered by the Supreme Court of Ohio,
which places the bonds entirely equal footing
with all other issucs of the municipality.
The December coupons of the Long Branch and
Sea Shore Railroad Company will be paid at matur-
ty at the offices of the Secretary of the New-Jersey
Southern Railroad Company, No. 110 Broadway,
room 10
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
SALES FROM 212 O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO CLOSE OF BU'
FRIDAY, Nov. 26-P. VI.


There is no little discussion going on in the street
during these dun days, attended with considerable
feeling, regarding the effect upon the general specu-
lation of the rule as 10 commissions for buying and
selling stocks adopted last February, and under
which two members of the Board were recently sus-
pended for six months II is argued on the one hand
that the rule requiring not less than an eighth for
buying and the same for selling, making quarter,
is calculated TO restrict heavy speculative orders
from the largest and most responsible operators IN
the streets MANY members of the Stock Exchange
believe that the value Of their seats III the Board is
being seriously lessened by reason of the eX-
acting character of the new rate OF com
missions, and arc consequently beginning
to be clamOrOus upon the subject. The
dav succeeding close holiday is at no time looked
forward TO of activity, and to-day formed no
exception to the general rule. What the railway
and miscellaneous share market, however, lost III
animation it made up in strength for opening at
about the closing official figures of Wednesday there
was smart advance of d to per cent, the rise cn-
minating soon after midday, and the afternoon mar
ket ruling very dull, while generally retaining the
earlier strength. The bullish sentiment was most
marked in Pacific Mail in which puts were freely
offered at 40 for thirty days, Western
Union Telegraph, Lake Shore, Northwest
ern and ST. Paul There was no special
feature noted in any direction, and the market
ruled quiet in the afternoon with decline near the
close OF J.. TO 81 per cent from the highest point of
the day, a result which may have been aided by the
suspension Of the Manufacturers and Builders Bank
small uptown institution, which it is believed viii
be able 10 pay its depositors in full The total num-
Der of shares bought and sold is reported at 755O0
of which % 800 were Lake Shore 10000 Western
Union, 6100 Pacific Mail, $500 Ohio and Missis-
sippi. 34OO each Of Erie and St. Paul, 3,70O St.
Paul Preferred 1000 Northwest, 300 North
West Preferred, 2,4O0 Rock Island, and 1900
Union Pacific. At the close the variations
IN price from the final quotation on Wednesday
were very uncomfortable Northwestern Preferred
gained Is per cent, and Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph G., c. and c., Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western, Pacific Mail Union Pacific, Western Union
Telegraph and Michigan Central each d per cent
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Preferred, North
Western, Quicksilver, Rock Island, and St. Paul
each declined ls per cent; Central and Hudson and
N. Y. Central each "a; st. Joseph. lc -,ra Missouri
Pacific . per cent, Ine Stock Exchange will ad-
PAN at o'clock tomorrow out Of respect to the
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
quotaton. rem ain about stead .es 80 Casks Pots a.

quotations ain about steady sales 80 casks Pots al 6oi
stnoEs and ome dewand sa Southern 81
BROOM CORN-The demand for Choice Hurl continued
other grades duh and nominal equote Brush short Green
Choice l0dlle; Huh Green, n l0di29c5 Green NC
CANDLEs-A moderate jobbing demand Is being done.
We quote: Adamantine nc Tor 10 ounce
at 29c; Patent Sperm. ssci Parafne 2oa2ie; Refined
COAL There has been good demand for Cu%ser, h"dn
quiet and unchanged. We quote: LIVERPOOL House Can
s ss % yeoS ta cas- o dS si2 M NPTSase 90 Il
Ga 81 10 Cumberland Soft and Broadtop s. 40ds6 and
COFFEE-Tlere was pretty good demand for Rio and
further advance OF c established The following are the
1871 Gcoa do aosqo&G Pine Do Soaa2oS
extrene range for lots ,?c all gold The sales today
i9c 1855 bags Queen in lots terms not tran
spired. In New0rleans 5,o2s bags ex G. D. W. at zoe;
ex Talisman private terms Mild grades quiet and un
changed ChiccoIy has been quiet a54 gold for German
cooPERAGE sToCK-Thc business has been qnIett, bal
prices are without material change We quote Imply Sg g
4oc II feet do S2d35c Moasses shooks ~ inches %ith
Head e. 25 sagaI shOss we @ HsaS 9 s scs 7s
SOC; Rum Shocks 81 20 Pipe shocks SO 5OGs7 -
CoRpAGE.Ihe following are are, q9SaiiSns ions, Mania; Msn
Sisa Rope ii 2dl22c; NewZealand lli2d ~ c hussia
Hemp Tarred l4c American Hemp, Tarred, l4e isussa
CoT'r6N-There bsrn offerings the spot the mar
ket depressed though without quotabe change the sales
gl9 and the political news from Eueps
especially the 0f Influence exerted an nnavorabe erect
some buoyancy In futures there more apat ,
Ie receipts at the ports to-day were 23966 bales against
year The receipts for the week ending to might haye os
ls3s bales against 1881 bales last week and i6025
Wednesday EVENING" including so for export li3 Tor con
SUMPTION anu 90 for speculation lhe following arc ao"
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

Butts higher at aasc on the spot with liberal '"e'
arrive 3, 900 bales-part at 3lsIsc -, -.
HIDEsThe business In this market has sery snown t al
mess :, today there were sales Of 1900 Dry River
Plate at 2oc ouueucy 1000 Dry Bnenos AyrsS 9;Uvo
Ro tirande. and 500 Wet Salted Texas, on pIISate
terms We quote Buenos Ayres. Z5d2s II, 2Od252c,
Buenos Ayres 2Od25 10. 20d2Oi2c MOnteydeo 2O,2a
M b 20d20Lc Corrientes, 2l622 ~ d9i d9e20e d, m1
Grando 20d22 l0G192c OrinOco 2ld23 b. 2Od20 Ca
itomia 22t25 n, 2o2c Central American lsaIn "a ~ ~
lSd gc 22d4 B lsc.; MataDoros Z2dZ4 D 10
aloc; vera Crn2 1919 10 lie; Tnmpco, 2oa2l,3 n
lsc.; Bogots, 1920 n, l9a2O2c Marlcaibo 20a25 n'
l6qc Bahia 2ld22 h, l6ioe Puerto Cabello and lAzuay
20a22 ID, l7alsc; Caracas, 2o923 t i.Si fayts
20d22 No. 15c; Tobasco, 20a2l b 6c, all gold selected
HOP-Thcre nothing specially new In THIS marker te
business continued to be confined TO the narrow wants OF
qnote 1855 12a l6c do lS7Os 7dlle no. Os
4d6c; California 1875, l26l1c.
INDIA RIBBEIi-The market for Para has been quiet unt
prices very other descriptions have ruled hme Dut
quiet; quote: Para GOd6lc.; Coarse do
Esnerada 46c; Guayaqu, 45c.; Nicaragua Sheet 46c.i
do. Scrap, I3c.; Carthagena, i2c ,.-,.
LEA1IIER-There ave been larger faes OF ealGk S9e
To the Eastern manufacturers brougt about py sghy
easier figures medium les which are aays IN sgrpns
sides and O0S bales with exports dur o same perOd of
2l,0O0 sides to the Engh aud Continental markets. The
uJtafiOus follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
we're as follows


The local money market is the cOrrclative OF We'd
nesday the rate on call loans among the brokers
being 3G4 per cent, and among the dealers in Gov
eTnment bonds and 3, the figure at the banks and
trust companies being g. There is no change in
mercantile paper, and choice grades move at 20 s
The following was the clearinghouse statcnent
Currency exchanges, $40, S52, ,327; currency bal
anccs 50 OS 800; gold exchanges, 50, $3.50, and
gold balances, 81, ,601 1893. The following are to-
days rates of Bank Exchange on New-fork, re-
ported by telegraph from the cities named Chicago
p per cent discount; Cincinnati, llo Of per cent
discount st. Louis II per cent discount.
Government bonds were quiet and steady, and
without interesting incident. We annex closing
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBASy Nov. 25wheat nominal Rye I'm unchanged T Corn
csI 80 Mixed 45c Barley in quiet demand with sales
OF cars two-rowed state at 50 Lc. Malt steady a., -
BALTNonE, Nov. 2e-Cotton STEADY: demand fairi Low
Miifing, l2sidl3c Flour quiet steady, and unchanged
Wheat hrm; No Western Red, a 81 Pennsylvania Red,
= ffSS@si a. do Hmbcr Il 456tl 5O Corr 6rn
Ys5y VIZ s9nFR % 1c % Yem 30 @ @ wesSn SS MS s @ so
73c half December oats dun but steady Soutern
RYE 80 dS5c. Hay firm demand good Maryland ana
Pennsylvania s22ds24 Provisions scarce and rm bgtqne
Haeon scare and arm Shoudors lsc Clcar Rib Sides IA
aiIiae Hams i5i9 Ice. Lard quiet steady Crude
2saal3c.; Refined llc Butter steady and nm Western
ssG9c; Refined i2aai2'ac. Coffee arm, with upward
tenencyi Cargoe l7'.a2O4c Jobbing at lsta2l &c
Boston Nov Demand quito moderate .ales Of
Western supers at 81 5oG*i 20 a eG@non ES!raa % 20
y 25d$7 e Mnisr Whes ohlo In M Llama amt hs9saa
Family Fancy Miulesot - 90 g. % Corn que, but firm
Al 3sd9sc oats 4sa5ac for Mixed and whle and 42a45c
for Rejected Rye 95e gsi shorts go s2 Pune me Feed iced
Corn iss00 BUSH Wheat $50 bush oata. 9,2lo bush
sISr 7o saS SSSn ass lrfs S Teesesou sfss s4So so
Wheat $500 bqsh Corn 1000 bush hslfoai receIts-
ost. 5000 bush. Barley, 5000 bush Railroad shipments
Flour il9gO pbls Wheat so goo BUSH Corn o. Ooy BUSH
10000 bush; Corn, $4,000 bush Flour quiet sales 500
and SS at sn sSS 6S.S Ws Mssn on ack
LOO bush White Wisconsin on private terms ZOO oush
81 40 Com SS az esc for No and e4e for do in
neglected Rye neglected Barley quiet sales 800 bush
lots s22 So Lard duh At lac. Hghwmes Inactive nomL
CiiIciGo, Nov 6-Flour dull. Wheat opened nrm but
closed dull No Chicago spring cs 40 o 81 oSl
sp9,i ~ W gn ssse Rejected 7Ge Corn Opened
nfnHias r% Ss closed s aa IA and lower spot.
sr sss .SS ass Ms 81 oats as and dfSSpSs
aas .net sS SsSy & Ssst g & er Noxs%Ss
Rye scarce wanted saies at C9e PCrk hms held higher
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YORK Nov. 28-BEEyEs-Thc fresh offerings yes'er.
day and day. nearly all Of which sale this morning
r, So ears or sb head-52 Jersey city and 81
Al sixie st. total for the last four days IL 3O52
against 3s7 for the corresponding four dayb last week
Prices for the selling Interest than Wenes
day last Of the sellers affirmed that no better
The auaity mainly ~ medium, with few car
loads prime snal number OF the top cat
nc We're sold l2dl2.G n 10 dress Os To The gross
of the receipts sold at Sdl2 c y
10 dress 55d57 Tor natives and n 70 dress %
n for Texas and Cherokee cattle -
The Jersey city IL enre for motifs Waxe
ears FOR J. Williams ears for W " Woods, carr ior
synpe A ears \ q. Woodruff for NJ Kahn
cars f0T H. Huntington for W. H. Doty cars Tor h
swopc cars for Smith CO.. car fox T. ~ Drake, car Tor
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & Co. are offering privileges
ON active stocks from ] to 2i2 per cent from the
market. Contracts issued one month ago at the
3 TO 10 times the cost. Call or send for their Ex-
planatory pamphlet.
~ II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

Future delivery was quiet unchangednrine ie s's
sOn the close after Change nner however mainly oN
ing To small receipts the interior towns and reports oi u
weather in the South sa,s WedneSday af5er
D. m-Noyember 1900, 139isc.; December 260o - sCi
BOO 10 ssac January 1900, 134c. Aprl, 400 i3-sgci
June 100 II is2c; TOTAL 61vO bales First can
May, 100 l3Ie total, 400 bales Third calIh1e- II1e
100, i4tc; Augsi 100, ItSci Total 500 goo bal IS $
lSa aac 800 Is ace; ber lO0 13 'a2c: 100 l3c
3O0 13sac 30 l3i7c; 800 - 'ge; January 100 iS+c'i
400 ~ 7@c 400 lHc. February. 200 3sc 23Ou 3 2.ei
800, 3c; March, 700 lJa2ci 100 3Sgej 300 SI12ci
500 November e.ombcr Grand ta lG2OO ha F.
After Change the market trn. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

memory Of Vice-Presdent Wilson, and committee
Of 13 has been appointed to escort the funeral
cortege through this city. The opening, highest,
lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day
will be found in the suboined table:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

The London markets were quiet and easier to-day
for both consols and United States bonds, money
ruling easy at 2lA02as per cent on three months
bills, or 81 below the minimum rate of discount
at the Bank of England. The bank reported loss
to-day in bullion of 10000 withdrawn on balance
The French rentes in Paris closed at G617l2. The
foreign exchange market was quiet and steady on
the nominal basis of ~ S4l2 to the { for to-days
bills, and ~ Ss for three days sight: The actual
business rates were, say - S3l2d$4 ST. and -
s712G$4 SS. The Treasury sale of $5oo,0oo, due
yesterday, will take place tomorrow. There was
nothing in the gold market requiring comment, ex-
cept that the price strong all day on sales at
11lssG114l2. On gold loans the rates were fiat,
and for carrying 2 per cent. The days operations
at the Gold Exchange Bank covered; Gold cleared,
$50, 19s, 900; gold balances 81 ,4655O0; and cur
rency balances 81 ,9s0,531. The quotations of gold
were as follows:
lO0O...ll49 ll:30..ll4S Loo. ll4S 2S0 I'll p
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

Sales Of State Bonds Railroad B0nfs-Btnt and R0t-
rnnd Ghnrfa- - Lrnress NtOcks. fc.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-2 O'CLOCK.
L 80 curr. rcr DC l2j Z
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
Francesca Bellagambo
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY Noy. 20. 1879 .
sursTbere las beer some business H. tls markell @'u
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
IoA M.-sArEs BEFORE THE CALI.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT l0A O'CLOCK

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT lo@ oCLoCh
AND l1lo O'CLOCK A. NJ.
rss. 1881 Registered US $50 Coupon, 1867 -
eSVUs,oI -' - he 100 Ia 5OJ..'......... .bc. % y
u 500 Coupon 1868 . L soc, keglsteieu 100 OK
5000 .........l8llo+ 'oVVV''''' ''''''D~''NV e
FIRST BOARD-l0lo O'CLOCK A. NJ.
sok, Of state Bonds-RGllrodd BoRds-Bdnk and Rail-
road ShareS-EJDress Stocks, &c
New-York tribune., 1875-11-27
THE MARKETS.
lcarefury reported for The TaInuSa.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

The following complete list Of ekpors shipped IN Fesse
which were cleared 70 day for foreign ports
RRInnTrOMN-Bark Goden Fleece.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-05
CHARLESTON.
Tho Lcgislature..Its Last Hours,

&c.
on BOARD THE STEAMER scorr, |
February 20, 1875. !
Special Correspondence Of the 1ntclIIgcncer;
The honorable body known as the West
Virginia Legislature closed It's delibCrn-
tions to-day ut n quarter to one o'clock
I'm. II was agreed by joint resolution
early In tho session that at l2 meridian Of
Friday, tho 26tl Of February, the Legis-
lnture should adjourn. Hence every.
thing that was done after that hour would
lo illegal unless the resolution vns re.
scinded, and II was iOrty.Gve minutes
past IL o'clock when the Speaker signed
the appropriation bill, and while Colonel
Snider was demanding that the Clerk
Speaker declared that "the House do now
take recess until ~ NJ. November 10th
1876" Meantime tho Colonel failed to
get the time Of day taken down.
The most Of the members left on the
Clara Scott for GOllipOlis, whence they
expect to connect with an Ohio river bOGt
for PatkerSburg, Wheeling and other
points along the river. Some Of them re-
manned at Charleston 10 wait for the land
slides 10 be removed from the track d the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, which will
enable them to go by Washington aud
Richmond. / was informed before | left
the late lamented up. s." that the track
Of the G. & o. Il. r. from Hinton to the
Falls OF Knnawha, distance Of forty OF
fifty miles, was literally buried under
land slides. II this be true II will take
several days TO get the track in COndi-
ton to run trains over 1t. So our friends
may have to tarry longer than they ex.
pectod waiting for train. We have a
Jolly crowd on board the Scott, and the
time Is passing very pleasantly. Steanl-
boat travelling ia far preferable to rail
reading, because II iP more comfortable
and ia safer aud cheaper.
Well, we started out to give q fatta-
tioh Of the last day Of The sQlons. Il re.
minded me Of the whirl winds and pnoW
squalls Of March. Everything was in d
furry. There was no order nor system
observed either by the Chair or the mem.
bets, in the House. II n man had The
cheek and the voice he could keep the
floor all Tho time, notwithstanding the
five minutes rule. Mason, Miller, Elem.
ing and Good succeeded In this regard
for all Of them kept tho floor at ono and
the same time.
After the House agreed to allow the In
yestigatfng Committee In the Burdett
Bennett case to slt In Vocation and'prosu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-05


THr city lOts Of Bellaire ara Valued,
tGythe purposes q ttEatiOn, Al S0ss, 800,
OF This sum SelA ms represents real 8,
tasebeloRsing q joint stock companies,
leaving S77S, 7ss belonging to individuals
Seven per cent Of the latter amount from
this city will insure the building Of the
McConnellsville s Ohio River Railroad
to Bellaire, and, At the same time, add
three times seven per cent to the value Of
city property. What citizen can hesitate
for moment to subscribe his share, upon
this fair and equitable basis, when, fol
such . ANAL expenditure, such greal
ends can be accomplished t-Bellaire IN
dependeRt, 40 f4ii E.t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Tho chlld'Scuro when tOethlng-t TO relieve Inaanl'
Collie hins, to promote Sleep, toclTe Summer Com
plant. This We consider ono Of the most valuable
remedies 10 10 kept In the family when tho chill
drcn arc cutting their teOth. Wearo selling thou
Elids Of lottles, and have 10 hear tho first perSUr
BaY II Is not oil WeTUCommend II 10 30.
MOTlIRlts, have YOU q titkiy, teethfng babe thai
TURNS the HOURS Of MOTT when you 10 long fol
rest) Into ono L0NG, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORRl,
MBNT and CAlEH Cry Cry Cry-all day and all
night l0ngH II you have, ltlsH 70 reason, no con
WINGED, heSiidie no IOtqer-a PRW drops Of IMAM
SWEET, REBRESiIIN0 SLEEP will take the place o.
wAKEBuL SUFFERING. Procure al once bottle
ROld by oil Druggists and
~ LAUGlltIN bios 4 CO., Proprictos,
sUl r WhCellng W, Va,
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: DIED.

SALADE-On Thursday, March 4, 1878, at hall
past ono o'clock, CiIusTI4SR, vile " Capt JOHN
Saladc, In the Goth year u her age.
Funeral from the residence Of hor husband, corn
or Main street and Market alley, Saturday after
noon at . O'Clock. Friends Of tho family arc 70
spectfully invited to attend,
FTNK.-On Thursday, March I, 1875, at 5 O'clock
?. ", THEODORE FINK, IN tho 4Sd year Of his age
Funeral notice tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-05
OBSTACLES T0 MARRIAGE.

Harry RRtiKr ron YOvNo MRS from tho objects
Of Errors and Abuses ID carly life. Manhood re-
stDrcl. lmpedlment 10 Marriage removed. New
method Of Treatment. New and remarkable rene
9Sst b0os Sa G ItH i x EIsl s
N. Ninth st., Philadelphia Pa,-an Institution
having a high reputation for honorable conduct and
professional skill. iahi3-dAw
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Tnp .wellsburg pFeabytotians don't
sing that beautiful hymn any more, com
aAmt a sOldlW 81 The ctousn
since Rev. Cross wrote them a latter say.
ing they were "thc meanest people he ever
had any dealings WITH Il Is said that
the Reverend gentleman did not feel sale
until he arrived in LaGfange, and shook
all tho WCllsburg dust from hiA feet
Hancock Courier.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

-
IN wuznISo, W. Va, March 4, lsR
2 4 BIN, Cpy Clzk;
sn-Iheovlth HiVe notice and de ilE pphllea-
tion, Is required IL section Chapter @ q te City
Ordnance, that the appointment Of A. Wilcox 4,
Deputy Sergeant Is thlSday myuked.
z n. DAVIS, City Sergeant,
The above notice has been aled In accordance
WIN mls A'''' +. a. BRITT, City Clerk.
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90 cases Concentrated Lye,
100 Matches,
barrels GarrettG spuAs
70 boxes CARROTS Packs
1000 pounds Dutch Nader Print.
800 Indigo Spanish Flat
% bQnth CHIP Haywood.
% 7" Chip Tlltle. 49,
g pounds chlOroiorm.
% Bromide Potassium.
% Calomel.
Is lodldO Potash.
2S0 FLUID Extracts, Tilden'L
90 Solid Extracts, do.
$50 bottles Sugar Coated Pills,
at ~ IAuGHLN BROS 4 co.'s
2S dozen RaEers Cod Liver Oh.
g Halls Lung Balam.
% Jayne'S EXpeotOrant,
% Ayers Cherry Electoral,
1000 ESaences-C Cinnamon, &c.
b00 Bateman Drops.
tQQ QOdirey's Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger,
Al LAUGHLlN BROS. 4 CO.'S
1900 pounds Grain Pepper SINGAPORE.
800 q Cloves, =. -3'S'II
200 . Nulmogs Government
600 Cream Tartar, pure and choice.
400 Mustard, 10 cans and IN bulk.
60O. Ground Ginger, East india 4 Jalnlla
Cox'S Gelltlne, Arrow Root, Taploea and Sage.
ocq9 AZ LAUGHLN BROS. 4 CO.'S.
100 ounces QulnInS, Powers a WOIehimanG
90 Bulphate Morphia.
% Nitrate Silver.
90 stryehnla.