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DR.. c. MclANE'S
PILLS.

These Pills are not recommended az
L remedy for all the ills that flesh il
heir to-" but in affections of the Liver.
and in all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
and Sick Headache, or diseases Of that
character, they stand withou. rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre-
paratOry to, or after taking Quinine.
As simple purgative they arc un.
equaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANEs
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of
c. McLANE and FLEMING Bros.
Sold by all respectable druggists and
country storekeepers generally.
ma. 2-Iisi&w
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THE LAW MAKERS,

TOPEKA, Kan. January Both houses
of the Legislature met at noon to day. The
Senate was sworn in by Chief Justice Hor-
ton, ard the House BY Judge Morton, OF
this district. The Senate elected, as Score
tarv, Capt. Brandley. of Chase comfy, and
Assistant Secretary, Lewis Hanback,, Of To-
peka, and then adjourned till 10 o'clock to-
morrow. 1t is undeTs' God that the Senate,
in caucus, has agreed upon JEFF Fleming, OF
Linn county, as Sergeant-at-Arms, and d.
Acker, of Marshall county, as Door-keeper
On the
FRET BALLOT
in the House for Speaker, s. n. Wood, OF
Chase, received 50 votes; Mohler, of Sail
ma, 10; Elder, of,Franklin, so; Hagebroom,
OF Jackson. Is, and Kickle, of Davis, Il.
The last named man was the Democratic
candidate, and his vote shows the strength
of the party. Another ballot was had, with
about the same result, when all the other
candidates withdrew, and Mr. Elder was
elected by reclamation. Writ Walton, of
COwley county, was elected Chief Clerk
without opposition. when an sjournment
was had until 10 o'clock tomorrow. 1t is
believed that the organization will be COM
plete by noon, and the message will be de-
livered in the afternoon.
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MEDICAL.
N2szSzsA
WZzza!SSSn
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor
Note: ask for Ponds EXTRACT
Take no other.

Hear, for I WIZ sBeak Of eXee1leHs
PoIe'S E1laAeIL,Tns great Vegetable Pam
Dsssrsy si -, h sis been in use oyss sAlssy
tive virtues cannot be excelled.
csr. saEN.-N0 family can afoId to be wishous
PsHd's Lxfract. Accidents, bruises,
ilnost instantly BY external application.
promptly relieves pains or Burns, Scaics,
Exseri.,isns, ChaAnss, Old Sores,
asmson feans., coF1s; sfs stoos sssIs
.cinoves dscelorstions and heals RAPIDLY.
fEMMs HtAxas;sss.zIs Away. relieves pa,
IA me PACK and loins, fuIlncss and pESss:rgpain
n sEDeeaRHGA it has no equal. An kinds Of MI.
cerations 10 which ladies' are subject asa
promptly cured. Fuller details % book accom-
pGks-SlinA or blcedina-mcet prompt relief
and ready cure No case, however chronic or
0Ssfin s;s can long resist its resuiaruse.
.d me ons eons0n. for
09aEy plsEAsES.-it has NO equal for perns-
DlEEDlNe from any cause. For this Is a spc-
other remedies failadto arrest bleeding from
nose, Stomach. lungs, and elsewhere.
0fpnAIlSM. NEURALGIA, Tsoshashe and
Eafachc are al alike relieved, and often per
PHYSlejAS3 of all schools who are aeuuainsed
with Ponds Extrac; Of Witch Hazel rec.
ommend itin their practice. Wehaye letterso CT
commeRdation from hundreds Of Physicians,
many Of whom order j. tor use in their own
practice. In addition TO the foregoing, they
order its Use for SweiiinCs Of all kinds.
Suinsy, Sore Throat, Iniiamed TSnsiis,
simple ana chronic DiarrhGa, Car.rsS
Tor which II Il . specific. J Chilblaius FrosS.
ed Feet, stings Of Insects, Mosquitoes
etc, CkaPped Hands, Face, and indeed
all Insnn 81 Of skin diseases.
1olksI USE.-Remoyss Soreness, Roashness,
and e0arting; heals Cuts, Erupsiens,
and Pimples. II rcrircs, inrigorae,, and ne.
J.sAa, while wonderfully improving tho
m fA3SEnS. Extrnet. No etoesc
Breeder, NO Livery Man can afford to be without
It Il Is used by al the Leading Livery Stables
Street Railroads and first Horsemen IN New
York City. Il has no equalizer Spraias, Exr.
mess o: Saddle ChaAnas, Stiffness,
Scratches, SwellinGs, Gods, Laeerutious,
bleeding, Pneum0nia, Collie, Dinrrh1a.
Chliss Celds, etc. 1ts range Of action is wide,
and the relief il affords is 50 pro}1pt that il Is
Invaluable In every Farm-yard as well as n
every Farm house. Let IL Be tried once and
yoc wiz never be without Il
SAuJtGu.-POndss Extract has been inflated
Tue genuine article has the words Ponds Ex.
Tract blown In each bottle. II Ia prepared by
the only Ders~cs livina who ever knew how
10 prepare u properly. Refuse all other pre-.
parstions Of Witch Hazel This 10 the oniy
article used by Physicians and in Me hospi.
tails ct this country and Europe.
n8Toav Aro Uses o. pOdD'S EyTNAeI.
IN pamphlet form, sent free on applicsi!on 4
eose.S e.. kyIsAs[ COMPANY, IS Aaid'a
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ANOTHER ABLE SPEECH BY COL
PHILLIPS
WASHINGTON, d. C., l
January Alb 1877

WASHINGTON, d. C.,
January 4th, 1871
EDITOR TINES Hon. William A Phil.
/ lips, this afternoon, ia the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, delivered powerful speech on
the counting of the electoral vote, review.
ing the whole subject from the adoption OF
the Federal constitution down to the las,
count in 1872. In the course Of his re,
marks he gave some wholesome advice to
the Southern people, and reminded them
that there is no precedent in history where
people have been so magnaminously dali
with, as the rebelious States. That it was
incumbent on them after such liberal
terms had been accorded them to have &C
cepted the situation in gratitude. and to
have Immediately recognized the rights
and obligations go beaefcently con-
found upon them, by party and
people who had it in their power
to totally disfranchiss them and
confiscate their est ties. 1t is a master ef.
fort on su. ject that shows much thought,
and a research into the Customs of our an
cestors truly interesting. Mr.. Phillips
treats the subject with his accustomed orig
inality, and was listened to with marked at
tention through its entire delivery. On a
question now pulling the statesmen of the
entire country, he seems quite familiar, and
every Kansas man should feel a pride in
having Representative at the Capital as
able as the ablest.
The situation is about the same, nothing
having been determined on between the two
Houses.
Mr.. Tilden, it is said, will soon take up
up his residence in this city, in order TO con-
fer with his friends relative to the situation
and to be on hand should he be nominated
by the House for President of the L. S.
The committee, Democratic, have return
ed from South Carolina. PLUTo.
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THE DARrEN SHIP CANAL.

The commission appointed by the Presi-
dent to Examine the various surveys and
report upon the most feasible route for an
interoceanic ship canal across the Isihmus
of Darlen, have every reason to believe
that work upon this great Improvement,
connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans,
will be commenced within the next two
years.
The Clayton Bulwer treaty of July 5,
1850, between the United States and Great
Britain, guaranteeing the neutrality of this
work, provides that friendly powers shall
be invited to participate with our Govern
ment and that of Great Britain In its con-
struction, - the commerce of the entire
world l. interested in it. The Department OF
State d now in correspondence with various
fr;sdly power. preparatory 70 the nesotia-
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ton of treaties with them similar TO the
shove mentioned Clayton-Bulwer treaty.
The cost of 2 trsnscontinental ship canal
by the Nicaragua route, which has been Sc
lected, will be about one hundred million Of
dollars, and ten years at least will be re-
quired 10 complete the work.
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Electricity is Llfe--Is Health
PaGl's Electro 0ltaIc Chain Bell.

. WIVES . continuous current OF sssctPSolsy
" without shocks, peFmeates and vifali5es the
entire system, increases the eireulati0A aids
digestion, regulates the secre.ions, tones up
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failed II is endorsed by the most eminent ply.
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u the only genuine patented belt in the United
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ious 10 beware Of counterfeits, as SOM Unprin.
cipled partie, in THIS ami 9th cities are Using
SaF name and trade MARI TOR the purpose OF de-
:eption and 10 foist upon tn public worthless
sSticle.
n. b. All communications relating TO tie EeIs
snould be addressed only 10 ire Office af The
fAoli Bell Co., II Union square, New York.
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Oar memory Of James Gordon Bennett
is that of plain, frank, g,nerous, noble
man. His reputation among those who
know him well, is that Of strictly honor
able man. In this city there are a number
who have had personal acquaintance with
him. They unite in the expression Of good
feeling and sympathy With him in his PREF
ent trouble. The affair at Baltimore be-
tween Bennett and May. while il cannot be
defended. nevertheless proves Bennett .
man Of nerve, luck and honor.
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IA. d VI. 4. II.

The annual meeting of the Kansas AM
Missouri Associated Press will be held
The TINES Office, in the city OF Leayen
worth. at one O'Clock p. NJ, on Wednesday
the Eth day OF January, 1877.
JNo. A. MARTIN, Prest.
d. L. ANTHONY, Secy.
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ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD,

II vEGETfNE will relieve pain, cleans, purify
and cure such dtsessss. rsst.ring the pa i nc 10
perfect hes :. sfter tryieg dife' physician 8,
mary remedies, suffering or ns, IL IL nut con-
c usi'e proof. If y.u are sun-nr, you can BE-
cure way IL this medicine per.ormi az sueh
ysat cure Ii vorxs o the boo, in tao cir.
eolatins fuad " can tuly BE- cal Ell the GREAT
Blood PURIF Err. Ihs gr . roarce Of ai,ea.s
originates In the bleed a. edie ne that d ses
Of act directly upon II, 10 purify and renovaie,
has any just Claim upoa public aisen;.
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The President of the Editorial Associa-
tioa Ne understand, viii not probably issue
. formal call foe . meeting 1t Topeka. but
it should be Understood that an informal
meeting will be held shout the 23d or 24sh
Of this month, and all members should re.
port 1t the newspaper Office in Topeka, and
to Bent Murdoch. Of the Senate, and John
GILMORE Of the Hoasa WynndoHe Gasetse,
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TEE season of State Legislators is upon
US and the sound Ct legislative grinding
viii soon be heard in the land. Our read.
ers may look for full reports from Topeka
in the columns Of TIE TINS, from and
alter next Tnesdsy.
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DIVERS DISPATCHES.
Jas. Gordon Bennett Wipes Out
the Insult Offered by Fred
May Last Wednesday,
on THE RAIL.

! on THE RAIL.
| MONTREAL, January S.-Great excite
ment exists here over the rumored duel
between Fred Nav ard James Gordon
| Bennett. Our city reporters are hanging
around the telegraph office waiting for the
! first news Of the encounter. No trace of
| the parties has as yet been found. All
telegraph offices along the frontier are on
| the lookout, watchisg for the duelIists.
| The party took their tickets through to
Montreal, but left the cars somewhere this
, side OF the Province line.
The CODE.
NEW YORK, January 8.-A report is cur
rent here that James Gordon Bennett and
Fredri May, fought duel, this morn
ing, near Lake Champlain, Canada, and
that Mr.. Bennett was wounded.
BLOODY RUNoRs.
New YORK, January 8-Rumor is many.
topgued concerning the Benneti-May affair.
Cine report has it that Mr.. Bennett was
MORALLY wounded, another that he was
only slightly hurt, and another that he was
not hurt at all. Ali attempts to authen,i-
cate any report have proved futile, and the
respective friends Of Mr.. Beanett and Mr..
May claim to have no positive information
regarding the action of the principals.
BENNETT NOT WOUNDED.
The best informed sources here as,erts,
at q late hour tonight, that duel between
Bennett and May had been fought Ben.
nett was not wounded. Nothing 10 said in
relation to MAY, though the implication is
that he sustained some injury.
BENNETT IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, January S-A rumor here
tonight, says that Frederick May wa sew
erely wounded in duel with ]. G. Bennett
to day, at Small Station in Delaware, near
the Mary land b rider Emmett arrived in
this city at midnight, and registered at the
Continental Hotel, but declines to give
any e xplanation OF numerous minors cur
rent.
BENNErT-MAY.
BALTIMORE, January ga rumor pre-.
walls here tonight that the Bennett May
duel took place to-day 10 Mary land, but
diligeo, inquiry at the Maryla Club and
Of gentleman who would most likely be I'D.
yised Of such an occurrence, fails to trace
the rumor to anv authentic source.
ANorHEB ACCOUNT.
PHILADELPHIA, January 9.-The meet
ing between Bennett and May, took place
one mile from Mary Dell, Maryland, at
O'Clock ye.tsrday afternoon. The party
carried blankets, overcoats, two cases Of
pistols, aad surgical instrumental They
represented themselves as Railroad officials.
May saying that he was director Of the
Penn r. K, and Bennett giving bis name
As Danl. Drew, Of New York, and stating
that his mission was the purchase of the
Mary land & Delaware r K. Thew had
with them, also, maps of the Peninsula.
and to several parties they reported them
selves a printers, on a cunning expedition,
and such was The privacy Of the whole A.
fair that thee statements were believed in
the neighbo,hood. Mr.. Benefits face
showed . ecar, which was much swollen,
probably BY the cold.
TIE SCENE OF THE MEETING
vas . short distance from the line of the
Maryland & Delaware Railroad. Three
shots were fred without injury to either of
the principals, after which The sutise party
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Recommend II Heartily.
South BosfoS, Feb. Z,

South Bosfos, Feb. :, 1870.
Ne. SrKvKss: Drar sif-I have taken several
bottles Of Jour vEGEriNE, and an Gun vipced IL
hsv liable remeiy for Oy-pepsia, kidney Com
plant. n 3 gen srzi "a bility Of tie -ysssm
tina above com plaints. Y us e-peetfu Is,
MIS-. MOS kJE. PARKER,
SS5 Athens Street.
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THE FIGHT
THE SENATORIAL QUESTION.
THE MAIN QUESTION.

SSecic, 10 the Leaves Herfh 7fmss.
TOPEKA, January. 9.-Tbe Senatorial con.
test engrosses everybodys attention At pres-
ent, nd the Tefft House begins to look
like "old time" All the prominent aspi-
rants are now here, and have their eeyeral
headquarters established At the Tefft the
sursing. Iumblins, smuking mas of hu.
manity in the hotel Office now aruns all
night" and though it cools down little
about daylight in the morning the cauldron
never stops boiling. A new eleuest Of Q
rather exciting character, was thrown into
the Senatorial @stew" this morning BY the
arrival Of
Kx-sExAToR PoNxRoY,
for whose accommodation the landlord
and lady of tie redt have vacated their
own private rooms.
The "Old man" looks we'll, hale and Wig
orous, and The peopas generally seem glad
to - him. All hands agTss that his pres-
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STATISTICAL
THE LUCKY MAN.

Special 10 The Leurearorth Times
Topeka, January 9.-Hon. Josiah Kel-
logg, Of Leavenwor,h, was elected tempo
rary Speaker of the House, upon the assem-
bling Of that body, this morning.
The contest for the Speakership ended in
the afternoon, by the election of Hon. P. p
Elder. The principal Contestants were S.
n. Wood, of Chase County; ]. q. Mob Ter,
OF Saline, and G. W. Hogeboom, of Jack
son, but all Withdrew before the final bal
lot.
for the State printing is growing more in
teresting all the time. The contest at pres
eut is mainly between Martin, Perry and
Hanna, but don't think any one of those
yet talked about will be able to get votes
enough to elect them.
THE SENATORIAL QUESTION.
The interest on the Senatorial election, Of
course. oyershadows everything else. Har-
vey, Scar, Osborn and Plumb, all have
their headquarters now established At the
Tefft, and all are in good running order, but
is absolutely nothing at present upon which
to predicate an opinion n to the result.
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TIE SCENE OF TIE MEETING

vas short distance from the line of the
Maryland & Delaware Railroad. Three
shots were fred without injury 70 either of
the principals, after which The entire party
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looked NE straight in the eye, and said,
"Do you think am such . fool as to ex
pose my boy to the dangers of salvation ?
No, sir, no; one grain Of mercury ever goes
down his throat If l know itw
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ARE UNDER ARNs
l>~> "A Ala foeA In.

on the lAvee at the foot of Decatur street.
and it i reported that . demand for the
sur1endse a the State House viii be made.
and - The Republicans are in . hops.
les minority, it is hardly probable that an
and resistance viii Be made. The fo,ce
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The newest or the latest concerning the
Bennett May duel, is this: The principals,
seconds and surgeons were in Baltimore,
night before last. and at = o'clock took the
northward bound train. Mr.. Bennett and
party drove into the woods near the place
OF meeting, at Slaughter Station, in sleishs,
and upon reaching the spot where the Row
lsnd-Cawles duel had been fought, Mr..
Bennett and his friends found Mr.. May and
his party
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-11
Intermittent Fever

Is 20 common in the country as scarcely
to need comment. The causes which
produce it are such as cold, irregular
living, over eXertiOn, low spirits, night
air, exposure 10 miasmatic eXhalations,
SC. In large cities where edge tools
and agricultural implements are manu-
featured, the grinder protects his lungs
from the injurious effects of the dust
dying of the grindstOne by wearing a
respirator, The coal miner ere he de-
sends the SHAFT provides himself with a
safety lamp to guard against ire.damp.
Now 1t Is equally necessary for those
who are brought in contact with any Of
the causes leading to Intermittent fever,
to provide themselves with that well
known and highly esteemed remedy
againstit, the home stomach bitters.
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An atmosphere impregnated with the
seeds Of malaria, is rendered harmless by
the timely use OF lIostetters stomach
Bitters; aud II a resort to his benign pro-
tectvc agent has unwisely rccn deferred
until the fever fits have developed, 1t will
haye the effect Of checking them and pre-
venting their return. This statement Is
corroboratcd by thousands who have
tried this medicine for fever ana aguc
and bilious remittent fever, besides al
fcctions OF the stomach, liver and bowels
peculiarly rife in malarious localities.
Throughout the West, indeed in every
part OF the American continent where
malaria prevails, it is the accepted specl-
iic. Nor is the area of its usefulness cir
cumscribcd by the limits of the United
States, since 1t is widely used in South
America, Mexico, Australia, and else
where.
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Undoubtedly the greatest modern dis
covery in medicine is DaCosta's Radi-
cal Cure tor dyspepsia, sick headache,
sour stomach, costiyeness, biliousness,
loss Of appetite, distress after eating, and
all disorders caused by Indigestion or a
deranged liver. Its results are astonish-
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every case where it is faithfully used. 1t
tones up the stomach, regulates the
liver, restores the natural appetite,
strengthens the delicate and cxpels all
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USE. Trial size % cents. A very few
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Also agents for Prof. Parker's Pleas.
ant Worm Syrup, which is sure death to
worms. Pleasant to take and requires
no pbysic. Price % cents, Try it.
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WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
God, in his Infinite mercy, to call IRON
our midst, In the yigor of manhood, one
OF our most Jealous members, Hartman
Able, therefore be 10
ResOIced, BY the officers and members
OF the Hlbernian Fire Company No 1.
That IN the death of our beloved brother
this company has suffered an irrepar.
able loss, humanity kind friend, and
his family an ailectionate husband aud
father.
ReSolred, That we bury our departed
brother with all the honors of fireman,
and In manner worthy of his past SER
vices towards this company.
Resolged, That we tender our sympa-
tlicS TO the family OF the deceased in
their hour OF bereavement.
Rc3Oiosd, That copy OF the foregoing
resolutions be presented to the family OF
The deceased, entered at large on the
journal, and published in the Cairo
papers. =. OLoUGHLIN,
w. ii. STOSER.
A. SUSANNA,
Committee on resolutions.
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demand at 359aOc per bushel, and 81 9s
81 80 per Dbl. Receipts from country
wagons are large.
POULTRY.
Receipts of chickens during the last
week have been light, and the supply on
the market is limited, The demand 10
good and prices steady At quotions.
Sales reported were coops young
chickens, 81 5OS2; 8 coops old hens,
So 80; 4 coops young chickens, 81 260
30; coop old hers, 50 %.
BUTTER.
Choice butter Is scarce and In demand
at an advance Of shout &c per ID. Re-
ceipts are light and the stock on the
market very small. Common and low
grade Is plenty aud dull. Sales OF all
grades noted since last report were: "A
packages northern dairy packed, l4Slsc;
10 packages choice northern dairy
packed 2O@22c; 10 pals Southern ILL.,
nols, l39l4c; / package choice, Zoe; l
package cooking butter, l2a.
EGGS.
Receipts Of eggs are small and there
are now very few on the market. The
demand Is urgent at quotations. Gales
reported were 10 packages, l2c; 8 cases,
l24c; 3 packages, l3c; 4 boxes, l3c; =
large box in bad condition, l0Ac; l case,
l3c.
FRUIT.
Fruit is less plenty and prices are more
regular and steady. Almost ell kinds
find ready sale at good prices. Sales
were rs follows: so boxes good peaches,
SOC; 10 bbls apples, 81 90; 20 boxes
choice pears, 3O94Oc; uOlbs. grspes, &c.
PROVISIONS.
Sales OF provisions were: goo lbs. clear
sides, Sc; 200 lbs sugar cured canYassed
hams, ll3c,
LARD.
Sales lard were: tierces prime kettle
rendered, lOc; 10 kegs do, l03c.
VEGETABLES.
The market Is overstockcd with all
kinds OF vegetables, and prices ara very
low. Tomatoes are selling from coun.
thy wagons at 409sOc; cabbage, IS 80
IA per 100, and all others In proportion.
SALT, %a
Sales salt were 500 bbls. Ohio river,
81 80. n.of
HOMlNY.
Sales were % bbls., IS Is.
FEATHERS. .
We note prices as follows: Prime live
geese, Acc; mixed, 26S35c.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Hides are worlh-dry nint, l0Sl6c;
Green salt, 6@7c; gum, 5lGGc. sales
tallow were 200 lbs. 7@73c.