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HOW JACK HARRIS BECAME AN
AESTHETIC.
A Suggestion From Theophile
Gautier.

Ye muses. nine that In Arcadia dwell,
Quit Pindus and the cold Castal,an we'll,
And me your lowiest follower inspire
With such clear fame MS long ago did fire
Inc mighty lips of Blackstone; 90 may l,
feeble trump OF truth that can not die,
Clearly proclaim and on the roll OF fame
lnscribe however humbly my poor name.
Jack Harris before his conversit
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SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
SAMARITAN'S GIFT (!

The only positive cure. No Balsam Co
pabia; no Mercury; no exposure; used in
in the U. s. Hospitals:
"PosT HOSPITAL, FoRr MARSHALL,
baltimore Nd, Feb. Goth. 1854.
II have great satisfaction in stating tnat
have used The Samaritan Remedies for
venereal diseases in its most customary
forms; that / have used them with judg-
ment, discretion and properly, and have
found them respond to my anticipations
promptly and etfectually. Knowing their
composition, have the fullest confidence
in their efficacy. and as far as my use of
them extends I recommend them strongly.
"ALFRED G. BOWER,
Asst. Surgeon, 9th N. Y. Vols"
Many who are drugged by the quack for
months could be cured in from two to four
days by one package of Samaritan's Gift.
Male package 81, female "a. Sold by ERNST
WILFERT, Fourth and Walnut and by
druggists.
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{ READ THE TESTIMONIALS. i;
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RAILROAD TIME TABLEs
Corrected to Accord With City Time,

= CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Depot corner Mclean ave. and 6est sfree<
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 21--Noeu.-Stocks strong
and buoyant. Money on call. 2@3 per Seht; X
change-Long, 4sl; short Ash. State bonus duli'
EreninG.-Money, 263 per cent. Exchange,
4Sl4. Governments irregular; new 6's, 1927 ~
per cents, ITO; per cents. ioSS' states iu"c'''e
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NRg YoRg October 2l.--The POsPS financial
article SAYS At the Stock Exchange United states
bonds are higher for the As and NON Tor me 4as'
and !. higher for the 5's. Railroad bonds continue
strong AT generally higher prices. The special lea
tures are Texas aud Pacific iaud-gTant incomes rs,
which advanced TO TN from 69h. Kansas ana
Texas seconds up cent on reports lnat .e
company IS to be taken out of the hands OF re.
ceiytr Erie secOnn consOIs continue actlNe suu VI
nrice firm Central Iowa Grsts advanced to 1855 aud
ohio Central incOmts Z percent these Deng pam
Income bonds The old, and well-BnOwn TO be choice,
railroad mortgages are all strong and scarce al
prices which, as a rule pay less IMAM per cent"
aud IN some less than per cent TO the buyer
Win prices 49A per cent. higher than at the close
yesterday IN tue first alfhour G OF thls wac 'os,,
and general hesitation was apparent: bul AZ the
in 4 Board the boom was renewed, ana before iZ:lo
o'clock had advanced @59 per cent the latter
MetroD0litan Elevated, when sold as high as 81.
NJ PauI and Omaha was I'm demand, ana the pre-
.erred advanced TO si7s and common TO 4o4
Chicago aud Northwest advanced ~ 10 iiFe
ADVANCED to lO44 and 117A respectively. Lake
shore advanced 10 llj9s and New YORK Cen'rai To
1885, The coal stocks we're also notably strong a no
Rock Island advanced 10 81, equivalent to 24i Tor
hr Old stock. The Wabash stocks, Union racine
and Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, were, as a
rule. highest al The opening. lion Mountain de-
cllncI 10 81 on the statement of earnings. since
l2:l5 O'Clock the general market has declined e 10
g. The speculative fever continues TO rage, ana out
siders are the PRINCIPAL buyers. Money on call Is
easy at 263s pgr cent; ON time, 1904 per cent
and ON prime mercantile paper. 4k035 per cent
The following quotations were cnrrrnl I1-aiy
United STATES 1 per cents, 1Op4@1O9S; United
states AZ per cents, ll0mllOS; ID. of L. 3t0s,
-; New Jersey Central, 76a; ONO ana MiSsis-
IIannihal aud ~. Joseph, -; Lake Shore, AZ
Northwest, III: Northwest preferred, -; Iron
Mountain, SIS; Rock Island, l22; ~. Paul, 1884 ;
81 Paul preferred. -; Wabash, 81 Louis and
Pacific. 4O4: Wabash, 81. Louis and Pacific pre-
terrcd, 73A: Kansas and Texas 80: Western Union
Telegram, IO3&; {. G.. and /. c., ia; Pacihc
blail, 45b. ,,onD
BALTIMORE, October 2l.-Virglnia 6's, OLD, 10
dcferrcd, ~; cousos.6la: second SERIES "a pa''-
,lu.. coupons, 900. new lO-4O's, ii.
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Nitll,,sona nispstrls.
rp,nay OCTOBER %. 1850
y,rTrRSBURG.

,,rsnKsfiSG uuRoeg TRIAL IN raE BUsrIN6S
.assT--Re1uRN or iBt MISSING BOYS-po'
,,r,cu, SPANNING THE COUNCIL AND THR
.YtsNrIc. MISSISSIPPI AND onIo RAILROAD.
tro,,s.renecnce of he Richmond pispaich.l
OCTOBER 81, 1850.
The Musings Court is in session to-day,
aud Inc trial ~ Mi. Cloopas Rainey, IN
1,cied for The killing 81 John Farmer teoi.
sredl AZ Tenants tobacco factory several
months ago, Is In progress. The case at
Irsclsa great deal Of interest. and large
crowd Is pIeseni, The accused Is defended
h, MeSsrs. SlringfelIow, Pcgram. and Me-
u.s,ne. Rsiney was manager on one OF
,ro ro,r, OF the building, snd Farmer was
saolo, cd AZ band. The latter had been
snsrectea for some time Of stealing to.
hecso. and on the day Of the shoot
in, alch was being kept on him. When
. Le aitemplea 10 leave the factory he was
\ halted by RaiDpy, but ipsiead OF stopping
: l,e ma. Oal and was pursued by kalney. AS
lie deceased was passing through gaze tbe
f,Ial shot was fred. II IS claimed thai the
,hoo,ing was accidental. Mr.. Rainey SUM.
cling. and In the effort 10 recover h'mseli
c,nSipg the discharge Of the weapon, when
Le held IN his hand. This viii be the ground
81 The defence. Mr.. Rainey is very quiet
man. and respected by all who know him.
Ev no one has The unfortunate affair been
more regretted from The erst than by hlm'
lie has bees anforlunsie since the occur
.,n,e IN having his residence IN Sussex
p noiv burned by an incendiary, in which
n, wife was badly injured and his family
narrowly escaped death. II has always been
ihoughi by many that This act was one OF re-
v,nce for The killing Of Farmer.
Tho three little bOyS--SOns of Mossrs.
Melvin Martin. !. L.. Rufosd, aud Andrew
S,nith-wb0 Iait this city early last week,
,cacned home Yesterday, having walked all
,be way from brandon. They went away
GA f,sbine excursion. and got a. far as
.i,uestown. on the James river, camping
ont II night Getting tired OF their SPORT
they landed Of Brandon, gave Their DOats
away, and walked home.
The Republican maSs-meetinS here last
piyhi was a vcrg large one, and c0nsidera'
bic enthusiasm was manifested. The Dem
ocIais will have a rally ut the Academy to-
morrow night TO hear addresses irom Nh.
Siyipgielow, Captain Mckinney, ana
b;hers. To-day the Republicans have a
barbecue and speaking at llicksford.
The grand Jury Of the Hastings Court
to-day found indictments against halt a
dozen persons for felony and msdemeanor.
The Council will tomorrow afternoon
decide whether the city will approve the
contract proposed by the subcommittee OF
the Richmond conference, looking TO the
pnStpoDement Of the sale Of the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio YaiirOad. No informa-
lion OF any action by the Councils Of Lynch
bnig aud Norfolk has yet been received.
ROBIN AFFAIR.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nYrELEGnArn TO THE DISPATCH.

GETTING READY FOR THE APPROACHING
RM-coNGREssIoNAL NOMINATIONS
THE TuRF-CRIMEs IN TEXAs-FAILURE
IN NEW yoRK-THE MEDICAL SOCIETY
oFyIRGIyIA-GENERAL GARFiEGDS CHI
NEsF LETTER TO THE BOGUS MORLEY
THE MILITARY REUNION Al ATLANTA
FATAL ACCIDENT on THE rENNsYLvA-
MA RAILRoAD-THE WAR ON CROOKED
yAIsKry IN GEORGIA-RACES AT PIaLi-
90 yFsTFRDAY--A BLOODY AFFRAY IN
KENTUCKY: THREE LIVES SACRIFICED
IN SETTLING AN OLD GRuDGE-DfFAL-
CATION OF A PROMINENT FRERMAs0N-
WESTERN RAILROAD WAR STILL PRO-
GI,EssINGs--TH Observation-Disclosures
IN CoUNcH-CoNvENT OF KENTUCKY
BspTIsT SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS
SPEECH OF THE KING OF GREHCE-FAlL-
URR or. NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE
TURKS AND MoNTENEGRINs -CHrLIAN
AND PERUVIAN NEws-THE DUO DE
CHARTREs ToAsTING THE FRENCH RE-
PUBLIC.
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aBrakeman's Alleged Crime.

ArLesrKD FOR OPENING SWITCH AND
CAUSING ACOLLISION-IHE CHARGE AGAINST
HIN aURpER.
BRADFORD, PA, October 90 Moses
Kane, a brakeman on The Philadelphia and
klIr railroad was arrested Yesterday near
CORY and held for trial on the charge OF
deliberate murder in causing the death OF
Cr0ree &. SIlleman. civil engineer OF the
road, by pngp0sely opening a switch by
which frigdtlul collision was brought
about.
There is a fast freight train on the Phila-
d,Ipha and Erie railroad known as The
.soyster train" because it, cargo consists
chiefly OF oysters from Baltimore. Andrew
Wood Is ii, engineer. Slleman. the civil
engineer, was on his way 20 Erie on i'm
portant business. Ca sunday be missed tie
passenger train al a station east OF CORY,
md cot on the locomotive Of the oyster
tiain 10 continue his Journey. The train
IAN very fast. Al point five miles east of
Cory II WAS TO pass IN caNi-bound
freight train. which was run on a siding
there fO get ont OF the fast frei2ht's
way. When the oyster train was within
half 4 dozen clf-lengthS OF the switch the
engineer discovered that it was open, and
that bis train. then running at the rate OF
twenty-five miles an hour would crash into
the freight train on The siding. lie shouted
10 his fireman aud Mr.. Silleman to jump.
The fireman leaped out on one side and the
engineer on the other. Silemn did not
iump. When the fast freight struck the
other train both locomotives were hurled
high in the air and fell together into
mas OF broken iron, fire, and steam
some distance from the track. The
engineer Of the train on the siding had
seen the approach Of the other In time
10 escape. The civil engineer was literally
Torn to pieces by The collision. Engineer
Wood and his fireman we're picked up near
The track, 10th badly hurt. a brakeman
on The oyster train. named Mccarthy. was
found wrdged between two cars, and is
supposed to he fatally injured. NINE cars
II Tue fast train are piled one on the other,
sud are a total wreck. Five of the freight
cars in The other train were demolished.
The loss TO the COMPANY will foot up be-
tween 100000 and $4,000.
After the collision, Moses Kane, brake
man on the easl.bound freight, was missing.
Engineer Keep, Of The same train, at once
declared that he believed Kane had caused
The collision, hoping 10 Kill him Keep
thereby. Keep said that at one of the sta.
lions along the road Kane had got on
board his engine. The engineer did not
want him there, and told him to 20 back
where he belonged. Some words followed,
and Keep put Kane of the engine, Kane
swearing that be would be even with Keep
before the trip was over. Ii was his duty
to open the switch to let the train 60 on the
siding. 1t was shown nj the cOroner's in.
quest yesterday that Kane had been s'elling
toward the switch at the east end OF the
siding after the train bad safely reached its
position. That switch was.proyed 10 have
been closed when the freight train took the
siding. Kane was Yesterday found in the
woods not far from The place where the col
l.si0n occurred. ard was arrested. He was
committed 10 Jail on charge OF murder.
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The Cape cod Canal.

No IMMEDIATE DANGER or AN OUTBREAK. BUT
THREAT TO KIDKNAP A CONTRACTOR.
BOsTON. October 20.--A special dispatch
from Sandwich To the journal says The
llahan canal-men to-day have new scheme
atoOt for securing their dues. The chief OF
the State police force this morning learned
f,om one OF the Interpreters that the men
purpoSed 10 take into their custody Con-
tractor Dreisdach, remove him 10 their bar.
racks, aud hold him as a hostage until their
Gains are satisfied
OF course any such attempt win be
promptly met by vigorous action on the
part Of the State force and the special police
sworn In By the selecimen. The Italians
promise good behavior, and there Is no rea.
Spn 10 appFehend any lawless acts directed
against public or private properly unless
hunger should render the crowd desperate.
The food on band will probably last two
days. II Is further learned, regarding the
financial condition OF the enterprise, that
unless Mr.. Fisher. The chief contractor, adj
sances 100000 before the 18th Instant bis
contract is forfeited and the control OF ope.
rstions reyerts 10 the company, which
thereby saves sl,S00,000 margin. This re-
suit Is what President Goddard Ia thought
10 be striving for. Contractor Dreisdach
then expects 10 receive all necessary funds
direct from the company. he says that
SS,oOo would tide over the present diff
Guilty.
Private adyiees Just received from New
York state that President Goddard, Super.
iniendent Snow, and The chief engineer
hiib large extra force OF men and plenty
q funds, viii leave tonight for Sandwich
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verd;c, for Collector Merritt.

NEW YORK, October 2l.-Judge Shipman,
in the United States Circuit Court yester-
day. in the suit OF Hadden Il Co. against
Collector Merritt, particulars OF which were
given two days since, directed a verdict IN
favor of defendant upon the general ground
that the value OF the Mexican silver dollar
having been estimated by the Director OF
the Mint, aud the Secretary OF the Treasury
having duly proclaimed the value so estl,
mated to be the value for the purpose OF
determining the dutiable value OF Imports
tion, there could he no inquiry into The
question as 10 the method which was pnr'
sued by The Director OF the Mint. iht
Court then directed a verdict to be entered
for the defendant, and the jury were dis
charged
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~ reasgsspns
NYW YOBK.

SsE r. YORK, os:oes !! g :. Cotton s.sy; .;ss.
sss sssS e sssss ssss: & ss
ss :ss :s:j ssSs:S s;S
cline recovered; uner adsd. 5bHdoolko. Oats heavy
and Sasss; lower: No. 8; s7e: nS!s s'e,ay and
SsdasS saeSsnses ssd sr,s sssys Mo,s.": an
steady. Rcsin snchsngsd. rsrpsu,ns quiet II rs Is
N62c. Wool In good demand and arm domestic
assss. sS@6os. pulled, 20@4sc:; nn.sstsd. Y
ana sTn long. &C.; shert. eye. I.as ssa short:
ss c.0i Ss aSs Sr and '''' '''' at
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 2l.-Fiour fairly active
and steady. wheat-southsrn easier; western firm
ar southern red, t1.06@tll2; amber, el.0eGe
eosr sS siia Ss:'f Eoy ssssr ST. ;:
ti.l5H January: 4l.i7N Corn southern, easier
St whs steady sSs yecx -ssera Sm I'D more
assoc. Rys steady :. yiiaSi OF. Hay ara: prime
Provkions quiet aud unchanged. Butter Unchanged.
Ege. dull g l8c. Petroleum nominal: l2c. for re-
ahed. Coffee easier and prices unclaimed; susar
Freights 70 Liverpool pr steamer nominal; cotton,
s.bea sd;: h9gr: Is; 80; grain. sgd: "a. ooo
Corn S2s sy.s Ssrs s. whes
Shipment WHEAT. $4,000 bushels.
Satss-wheat, 675,oo0 hasask; corn, 100000
CINclNNATl.
CsNcISSsAArr, October q q: aF,enr 9s.s, family:
SS amber nS No rsd s x;c''r Corr
Lard duh At ls.i0. Bak.meats dul! and nominal;
SSo sS s5SS saccnGe s;S
q sst1 q bag Ars m
si.oS. sugar steady haris i6s@iic. Hogs dali:
Sn Ss ss pack
~ LOUISVILLE.
ss.SSs@ss.So;' choice to fancy. ts.Sosie.ss.
at s sSe. FORK dull aud lower q tisSo Lard nom.
IA So; rib. IS; sides. as S7X. Racon dull and
Iower; shoulders $3.50; rib. ee.A0 sides, 1857.
sugar: cured hams. lOXc. Whisky active and firm
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, October 2l.--Flour-Top grades,
Corn
lower; S9xe. cash, SekaS9&c. November, 400
4Ose. January. Osts lower; 29Sc. cash; $3.50
s S%sI .sa Sias 900; TS, s7o eissr sss
Es5 Bacon hTm ard ses, e. siou'deis' sa'oo'
CHICAGO.
changed. Wheat dull, weak, aud lower No. 2 red
winter 9vc.; No. 2 Chicago spring, 99yd 9gkt.
cash. ol.OO,sGtl.00k November, 4l.0lfe 4l.e2
December In the afternoon prices were &c. higher.
Corn duh, west, and lower; 39k@39tc. cash. 38kc.
November, 40kd40Ac. December. Oats heavy and
lower 29}Sc. cash, 294@297yc. November. SOC.
December. Pork Irregular aud higher At sle.Io.
Lard dull, weak and lower at 1910. Bulk meats
steady and unchanged. Whiskey steady and un-
changed. -
MILwAuKEE, October 21.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat opened weak declined He. closed
steady; No. Milwaukee hard. tl.0 soft. tl.02S;
No, q Milwaukee. cafh and october. VI November.
81 ONS; December, II .02; No. milwaukee,, ".
No. 4 Milwaukee, S2xc. Corn lower; No. 2, 29lsc.
Proyisions steady. Mess pork. &16. Lard-Prime
steam, 1928. Hogs lower At 44.S5@S4.50.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, October 2l:-Cotton-Net receipts,
s4I bales; gross. 1878 bales; futures closed dull
and steady; sales, $500 bales; October, $40. S3Cd
1864; November, tlO.S5; December, tl0.9S@
1904; January. &1o.07aslo0s; February,
Sl0.22@yl0.2S; March, elO.3s@tl039; April,
1l0.53m$10.65.
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| The decision Of the War Department on
The question OF residence OF officers OF ths
regular army and the eligibility OF thcli
sous 10 appointments to West Point Is de-
fined by the Adjutsnt. General In recent
letter TO a member OF Congress, who wrote
10 the War Department making inquiry In
regard 10 nomination proposed by him.
General Drum saws " The legal residence oil
minor isthat 81 the parent, and as an officer
OF the army usually retains his residence al
the place from which he was appointed to
the military service, would suppose that II
The person referred 20 is The son Of an officer
who is legal resident a your district,
Notwithstanding the fact that he is absent
on Government dnty, he can be legally
nominated. Ia harmony with this view
in appointing 10 the army sous Of army
officers the War Department considers The
appointee a resident OF the district from
which his father was originally appointed
to service, unless he (tbe father has ac-
CURED legal residence elsewhere in &C.
cordance with the State laws governing
residence
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The rire.Underwriters, Convention.

NEW YORK, October 2l.-The Convention
OF Fire.Underwriters resumed lis session
this morning. Resolutions coDdemnatory
OF deposit loans, and providing for COM
mittee to confer with legislators with view
to settlement whereby Oyer-insurance may
be abrogated, were referred to the Commit
tee on Business.
George j. Oakley, chairman Of the Com
mttee on Organization, presented cOnsil-
tuition, which was discussed article by arti-
Gle. after which it was adopted as whole
and recommitted for the preparation OF by
laws.
A committee to nominate officers for the
ensuing year was then appointed by the
president.
After recess the Committee on Permanent
Officers made a report OF officers, with j. y.
LDwdcu Snowden, OF Philadelphia, as presl'
dent, together with two vice-prcsdents,
secretaries, and an advisory committee,
which was adopted.
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81 Y y MA ~ !!ai sas4! scs sos Isass1ss
ssssssIas. S' sss ss ' s:,s s ssi
Eoots; Ginseng. Sec.; seHsea, without ~. Sc
gods: Sal; lk@ac., in kegs; K.stsh soda. &C.
Spirits NrDsntfns! 55c.
Fereiau Fruits and Csndy.
candy: 1yGI4c. y n. ~.
Lemons: Messins. t4.50ss4s.50 = boz.
Oran0es: None In narket.
Groceries. &C.
Baeoa: shoyiders. 7c: cfezr Yih-ssses, Toe
'lsDcr. Dtc.: Virglnia sho,udars. 7@7xc: VII
uuis bcv-roand. 9G9sc. virytasa hams large, c,
mall. l2hc. sagsr-cure't. &c.,; DIair hams. 120a
l2'fc. stock light. Canyased hams, 1Sd19ke.
,. 5aefSefs: Painted; TWO heope, sl.So@si.7s
ss sol rrs s .lss sas as a'ss '''''
Coffee: Rio-Comnon. 1l@12c.: fair. l9e
81 &C.: GOOD 70 urine, l5@l6c.; Lasaayra, lee
cdadiss: Adsmanine candles. l2x0Isc. Rset
iod ofc D. D.; half-boxes- 49,: tallow. lac
Cheese Prime cutting. l4@l4xc.; northern
s@l0c.: English dairy. lsa2Oc,; Pineapple, Csc
Sisi: Fsfrlns:. NORTH CAROLYN. sross, $3.50:
barrels, 1880; No. Y. In barrels, o. so: No, |,
na .c s' t6Sfo.oe; No. i, In kits. sli0; No.
Lard: Prime. rarrer sna uerces exc. In hal,
osrrels, 10sc; tubs, es@9,lc. for New York; 6k0
sac. for choice Baltimore.
aotassss: Common syrup-H ,esheads, 2bc,
3bta45c. y gallon: New Orleans, prime. 50a6Oa
Sat: Liverpool, from store, t1.5o. 0rour
sl SMsd from r stoye; soe. sack xa, ,ox.
ulated. io2c.: A. 9s@iec.; B. 9kc.: extra {,
&C.. yellow. 7xaskc.: EFT loaf. lie.
Sosp: Common. 6la7c.; best washing, 7H0e.
Teas: Rack. 256E0s Imperial, 25@76; gun.
powder, Soc. 81.
Hides. Leather, Ec.
Hfdss: Vet sslted. sasc.: dry ssited. 1201loc.
Leather: Rough leather, 2s@33c.; finished bar.
ness leather, SO@4Oc: finished upper. 30d4
finished kips, 40@50c.; hemlock soles, 20@26e.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
IRON: American refined. Old Domini0n bar,
2 8.l0c. y n. for standard sizes; English ant
American sheet. A. &c. Sweden, hammered, 90
SIC hoop. 4&a64c.
Plough Castt1gs: Wholesale, s$c.; retail, A'tc
Rope: MAnills. hest, lave: jute. eXasc.
Lumber. Saves. &c.
sss%i D virginia ' po c si4Sss5 3 1000
white pine sl4G$42.50 q 1000: yellow MINI
boards. 50, market stiff; dry clear, t12a ga,
a ssh es@anS f Pine .SeGrd eypres
,i y $685. y LOCO. Laths--split, IL; sawed
1000: seasoned, &20@825 a LEGO, Flour-bsrr
timber, s4ds7 d 1000. Fiour-harrel poles, t4@
50. hosshead-boop5, zoe. n bundle.
LiQuors, Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best hfaa0s, pinb e2@32.20
dozen, gold.
BrandieS: Domestic. Sl.25@A2; fruit, 31.lea
sl.40; apple. new. 8l.76@82; old, 42.260e3
Virginia peach. $2@42.60.
RE Eiiskevs: Medium, 81 .50@A3 pure old. o
0f4; Virginia mountain, new, e2092.60, I'D
t1.506f3.5 so and upwards
Din: Domestic, tl.25@$2; imported, % v case
Eew England Rum: 8l.50@&1.60.
Rectleed WhiSkeys: Market excited and higher
Powder Shot. nc.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35675c. = 100 foet
Ponder: 90 by the i've. kegs-leSs than ~
kegs, $3.50: blasting. 81. 15Gt9.60.
SaOt: Northern. ~ b bag of rs ID.
GrfBdsteneS: l4Glkc. y D.
Seed.
CIOcer: s5.50@s6.
Orchard Grass: $1.50@$l.7J.
Timothy; s3@S325.