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Bilious FEvES generally begins with ysvpipg.
stretching, pain in the bones languOr piddiness or
swelling about the region Of the stomach. bilious
vomiting and other unpleasant symptoms.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are one Of the
best medicines in the world for the cure Of evers be-
they purge from the body those morbid humOrs
which are the Of every malady incident to man.
In all cases Of fever from four to eight Of said In.
dian Vegetable Pills should be taken every night or
If the symptoms are violent, night and morning
This Plan If properly carried out, will in short time,
subduc the most violent attack of ever at the same
time the digestive organs will be restored to heal
thy tone, and the blood so completely purified that
feyers well as every other disease, will be driven
rom the body, and health and vgor will be given to
the whole Frame
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEiTs.-The public are eau
toned against the many spurious medicines which,
in order to deceive, are called by names similar to
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
The only original and genuine Indian Vegetable
Pills have the signature of VIM. Wright written with
pen on the label of each box To counterfeit this
is forgery and all others should be Stunned as poison
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale Of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, l6S
Race street, Philadelphia; 2SS Greenwich street
| New York; and 1913 fremont street, Boston.
Agent for the sale of Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills in Carrollton, H. A. Stidger; for other agen-
cies see advertisement in another column
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Estate OF Gardner EIvin.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified Administrators Of the
estate Of Gardner Eln, late of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are
REQUIRED to make immediate payment, and those hsv
ing claims against said estate will present them do
" authenticated for settlement, within one year.
WILLIAM ELvIN. Lsm-,
JOSEPH NORLEDGES
peeSuher t. leR.
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THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.

Weinvite the attention Of business men, and our
citizens generally, to the prospectus of the Pitts
burgh Gazette. Pittsburgh is the place of trade
for the majority of our commercial men. Hence
the necessity of their being kept advised of the
situation of her markets, and other affairs that
cannot be 30 satisfactorily obtained in any other
way than by patronizing paper published in that
city. The Gazette is worthy Of place on the
table Of every family in the country.
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NORTH CAROLINA SENATOR.

Hon. George E. Badger, Secretary Of the Ma
w under President Harrison, has been chosen q
Senator of the United States, by the Legislature
Of North Carolina. TO fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the resignation Of Mr.. HaywoOd.--o. S.
Journal,
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The last Newspaper CALL
Nov. 10, 1846.

Those indebted to the Subscriber are required
to make immediate payment. All who neglect
this call will find their notes, duebils, and
accounts in the hands of proper officers for col.
lection. word TO the wise is sufficient.
T. w. COLLIER.
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STEAMER YucATAN SUNK.-Th Yucatan, bound
from St. Louis TO Cairo, with cargoof -four, corr
and wheat, struck Polk stalk at the foot Of Tur
key island, on the afternoon Of. the 18th, which
knocked hole In her bottom, and caused hertz
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AttentiOn.-washingtOn Greys.

Meetings for Drill will be held at the Army
on Saturday Eusning Of each 'uesk, commencing
at candle lighting. Members will attend regu.
larly. No admttance, for visiters unless intro.
duced by member. Per order,
w. COLEMAN, o. s.
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long farewell to all my greatness. "
LATE FROM THE ARMY AT REYNosA
Tha following letter is from an officer Of New
York city, who IS with our Army in Mexico.
Correspondence Of he ~ Y Tribune.
REYYosA, Mexico, Nov. 2, 1895.


REYYosA, Mexico, Nov. 2, 1885.
his expected that Col, Bolknap will ba up the
river in few days with orders for the Regulars
aI the post 10 move forward 10 Monterey.
The Volunteers, when sick, arc the most
helpless, miserable beings THAI can we'll be con.
ceivcd; to DO sure they are not much better when
they are we'll, yet volunteer hospital, as ono Of
our officers very cogenlly expressed il, ia per.
feet HI upon Garth. There are two mon in one
Of iho hospitals now, who are dying by inches,
victims Of Nostalgia, or homo.sickness. Medi.
cine can do nothing for them; they seem deter
mined - die, and do not know what will save
them. Many Of tho Regiments have suffered
from this cause alone, aud severely, and it tend
10 produce serious consequences as il complicate
other diseases. --
We are all litilo fearful that difficulties ma,
arise bsween our General and The Government
at home, which may deprive US Of our head
The cautious old General has shown great capa
bilitics for the prosecution Of thi5 very peculia
war, and il would be shame 10 deprive oil Of
hsad in whom they have confidence. And We
cliques orc being formed against him, All III
Volunteer Majors and Breadier, would sad
gain laurtls for themselves 10 aid their iutur
poIitical Advancement rs Ihey are, many ofihen
piausd at the manner in which they have bee
ireated. The Government ordered Gen. TaN
lor 10 eivs Gen. Paterson 5000 men, larg
number ofihem Regular, to advance upon Tan
pico. Two Volunteer Brgadier Generals wei
10 bs under him; ono ofthom, Gen. Pillow, WI
the celebrated engineer who built bis forih:
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Tie Fsnals Asylum have used DR.. TsylGr's Bal
sam Of LiverwOrt with ges, success. in curing The
various diseases Of the ehes, and heart and have Civ
en- the doctor very strong testimonial TO be seen At
his Office, No. ST6 Broadway. We would recon-
mend every one afflicted with consumption. asthma.
bronchitis or liver complaint to 60 direct to this spot
II they wish to be cured quickly Of even cough or
cold this medicine is sure and safe.-N. Y. Tribune.
AIENTS.-R. Kennedy. Cunollp n; John lr.
vne' kilgorei A. F, Moore. Jefferson; c. C. VIII.
ung' Canioni Doc. Lyon, Wesville; D. p. Ora.
ham, New Lislon; J. S. Scott, SieuLenvile.
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sink Immediately. The machinery, cabin hK.
turos. and pan Of the cargo will be saved. The
hull is total loss.-PiitsbSrgh Gazette.
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every family in the country.
OHIO LEGIsLATURE-ls4s-7

The coming session Of our Legislature has but
little of interest connected with it. But the one
which follows will be ofvas,ly more importance.
The Locos will move all the powers ofgood and
evil to retain Mr.. Allen in the United States
Senate, and to get ahead Of the Wings in the
quadrennial State Apportionment. We shall
stand even with them in the Senate, and the
changes of the present apPortionment are decid.
edly favorable TO the Wings. The changes arc
as follows, as compared with the present House,
in which the Wing Majority is6:
Trumbull-Whig gain
Morgan-WhIg gain
Summit and Portage-Whig gain
Muskingum-Whig gain Ia
Cuyahoga-Whig loss
Belmont-Whig loss l-2
Net Wing gain
Butler-Loco loss
Knox-Loco loss
Guernsey and Coshocton-Loco loss is
Clermont and Brown-Loco gain
Net Loco loss
Showing in the changes a gain to the
Wings Of
NJ, Ia, oux f,iends in tho Taoislatura ,c
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Showing IN inc changes d gam 70 INC
Wings Of I
Now, let our friends in the Legislature act
wisely this winter, and we shall go into the con-
test of l847 with confidence, and come out with
flying colors.-Swingfeld Republic.
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OREGON.

Give notice TO England extend our laws =
establish military posts to protect emgrants, and
then let John Ball decide what he will do about
It. Itappeats 10 US This would be a just and re-
sdlnte way Of asserting our rights, and If England
chooses to fight us for claiming our own, she
must do SO. WHAT'S ours we should hold and
defend, wbether-t be on the Atlantic OF the Pa
|ti6c. If England owns any territory IN Oregon,
she can establish her title 70 il, aud upon her
established title there will be no disposition .
encroach All the United States require is thai
Justice should be done; pcaceally, if possible,
forcihly, If necessity Boston Post.
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pie, whose thunder tones even now are shakingl
The dominions Of Mammon 10 their very centre
The stand taken hy the democracy at the late
convention IS one Of the most snblime vindica-
iions Of public virtue, ever witnessed. 1t is an
earnest thar ihe day Of the peoples deligeranee
ltom the CALLING yoke Of the money power, IS
close al landz-that The mighty, aad truly enpo,
bling Influence which rolled forward the ponder
able ball Of the old revolution, is not paralyzed
and dead thai It's spirit yet brealhs indhe land.
II was madness sihen, Cor the bank Sbylocks
Of the Stale, and their corrupt horde cfreiainers.
TO seek 10 retagd the progress of that 'balf Of RE
FORM. More fitting would il be for them 70 seek
lsafety from itsimpetuods course by iasly iiglg,
Tor, like Cesar, prepare 10 die with decencg-i1r
she places that now know them, shall soon Know
them no morei 53
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From Haseleel,s Ohio statssman.
Ohio.

Tell il not in Gath--publish il not in the
streets Of West Union or GaIlipolis--ihat in A.
ID. 1916, wbig chairman (Gen. Randal,) Of q
whig committee on Corporations, reported back
TO. a whig House, bin chartering company
with provisions engrahed for individual liability,
and reserving the rightto any future Legislature
TO alter, amend, or repeal And these provisions,
at the bare mention Of which, two brief years
AGO, the hair Of the aforesaid worthy General
would have bristled like quills upon the fretlul
porcupine,' were unanimously concuned in by
the House!
Is it possible that the wings are about making
an effort to plant themselves upon democratic
ground--to usurp our priuciples--and become
the progressive parry OF the age! Letlus NOT
be understood as being jealous Of their efforts
for we are proud to recognize the democratic
lplalform as broad enough for all to take The
stand, who aspire to do battle for ihe rights 0
man. II may not be improper, however, to re
4mind those hberal-minded gentlemen of the op
lposit;on who have signihed their intention {
i tread the path marked ont by tbe democracy, tha
-Ethe assumption of their position is a move of NJ
lordinary moment If they trust to democraii
Leadership. they wlbe likely TO 'progressr taste
,lihan they have the remotes conception Off
II Even the principles for which the democracy ar
SHOW conending- --princples which certain pol
!, ticiapst deeply interested nthe various scheme
-fof plahdeFing The toiIing millions by special pr
lvilege, may now deem too radical for thor we9
nerves ere long bo left far ia the rear !
1.-The onward march Of The all-c0nquering spirit I
reform But Il 10 not for those who enlist in sue
Z Ia war, 10 be frightened from their high purpos
by The honting of the owls destined 70 usufpth
places where the rroney-changeEs now hold the
Eorgies We conjnre them to take courage.
Ethey remain frm--ifthey are determined 10 d
vote themselves with singIeness Of heart, to II
propagation and maintenance Of cOrFect prime
E pIes---ihey will ere long be neryed by the pla
fdits ofa long outraged but finally awakened Pc
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NEW STORE.
LATEST ARRIVAL, AND CHEAPEST
GOODSH!
). BELL g. NJ. NJ. SLOAN

TTAvIRG associated themselves as coportnsfsil
il ihe mercantile business, arc now receiving and
opening at their new store, opposite the public bull
dings, large and splendid stock of the newest md
latest STYLES OF Fall and Winter Goods all of which
stock having been selected by one of the firm in the
Eastern cities within ihelasi three weeks aud since
the late great decline in prizes they feet warranted in
Offering their numerous friends and the public at
large, goods of nearly every description cheaper than
can be afforded any other erestablishmentin
Their stock of DRY GOODS comprises nearly ey-
tery article fancy or staple, which can be procured in
the Eastern cities, and is Of superior sy and quality,
amongst which may be found the following aTticlesyizi
French, English and American wool dyed broadcothsi
heavy Beaver cloths, for oyercoats wooldYed, black
blue and fancy coorsd cassimeres satinetts great
variety Of every style and quality heavy Orleans cloth,
la fancy article for mems and bows fall and winter
wear; American Tweed cloths of superior quality;
silk velvet satin Valentia and Maseilles vestings;
mems black Italan cravats and stocks; black GTod'n
! Rhine silks; Ombfe plaid Glace r D. Sole do; bon-
net silks bonnet ribbon and trimmings great yarie-
ty; gents and ladies silk gloves of every descriptions
Alpaccas, Merinos Parametoes Thibet cloths, Cashs
meres, Nous de LANES and Organtines: qr em-
broidered Victoria and Mazourka sbaWis superior TO
amy thing in the market; ladies fancy plaid satin
Ehdkfs and French worked colarsi iancy silk gIrdles
land cloak tassels 1000 ys calico, from 64 to cts
Iper yard; brown muslin shrtngs, diapers, dnlings
land tickings great variety OF each; Fannes- scar
let green, yellow and whites cloaings, ginghams anu
checks great yarety fur. SEAL toilet pushs coth
taUu VelVeI CapE4 Reuefu dssDItltlett5
fgreat variety Of Florence. Braid straw and fancy of
the finest qnality-and rprce defy competition,
/ GRooERIEs.--A general assortment Coffee; teas,
Eyoung byson and Imperial loaf sugar, New Orleans
Isugarand moasses, ground cinnamon and pepper, all
spice, ginger, alum, nadder, sweet and port wines
best quality, camphor, cloves, nutmegs, etc etc.
4 HARDwARE AND CuTLERY.--Kniyes FORKS, penkniyes,
razors and strops scissors, Britannia table and tea
lspoons spectaccs, till ocks orlocks, closet locks
and pad locks eseutcneons and pins carpenters rules.
brass candcsticks snuIers andtrnys, table hngesbnt
hinges and screws, plain lions single and double FIR
NOR chses, socket chiseIs flee and gsps o. every de-
fl scription, Bird and Yields warranted chopping and
broad axes Rowlands steel and iron shoyels, manure
forks, etc. etc,
I QUEENswARE-A great variety Of China, Liverpool,
Granite stone and common ware Of every description.
We invite the public an examination Of the above
mentioned stock, all Of which will be exchanged at
the lowest rates for cash orcountry produce the high
est market prices. BELL u SLOAN.
i Cadz, no s. AS
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Mr.. Cowen moved, the other day, that Marsh,
Nash and Adams, be quarered on the State
Treasury for another year, under the plea of ex
nninihs the books Of the Board of Public
Works Their expenses, for the year past,haye
been nearly three thousand dollars. As the
State Treasurer has on hand about twenty-five
thousand dollars in broken bank paper, we would
suggest that this committee be paid in that pa
per; and as Nash was director of the GalIipo-
lis Bank, he eau have no objection to receiving
such paper (or bis pay. The amount on hand
of lie brolicp bank Of Hamilton, should be paid
TO Auditor Woods, as a part Of his SALARY; as he
was president of that b'nk, he will certainly MOI
object 10 receiving il for his services. The
twenty.one thousand dollars of the Urbana Bank
which are on hand. had better be put into JOIN
IL Jones' new bank, at Cincinnati, as Mr.. Kel
Hey wishes to make bills receipdble banking capi
Ital What beautiful wbig currency we shal
have in q few years. if whggery continues j
power!% Statesmen,
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MTTIIT GOODS.

No, IS, MARKET STREET, l'f1TSB URGIL
ETNHE subscribers are now receiving in addition To-
theirformer stock, 4 large and general assortment
OF f7MILITARY GOODS, consisting IN part of Swords
Sashes Epauletts Bhons, Laees, Cords, BIaids Caps
Plnmes, Pompoms, &c. Vounteercompnnes suppied
with equipments. banners, flags. &c. 80. v a
2 iune 26 If JOHN b. McFADDEN & Co.
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DuQUEsNE.

= rl +. r p,
In the House Of Representatives., tho debate
on the Oregon question was continued by Mr.
Rockwell, of Gonnecncutf He took the Bri-
lish sido of the question and argned more lagor-
able TO the assumptions Of Great Britain, than
did Mr. Packenham in his correspondence with
Mr.. Buchanan. He asserted that England had
AN unquestiouable right TO portionof The Ore
gon country, that she had teated us with cour-
tesy and fairness--ibat her Hudson Bay Com
pany was composed of honorable men who had
scmpulopsly observed all treaties and regulations
between the two governments, and represented
rs, if any thing as the aggressor, 10 our assump-
lions and in. the exaction Of the right and free
control Of country which others, indeed almos
every speaker, had not only acknowledged, bp'
insisted was clearly ours. He repflmandcd thai
spirit Of the American people, which asserted
even desire that lie whole continent should he
embracediil the great federal eompaet4-he pro
claimed the love Of freedom and the heart year
nings ofthe people as hui so much sympathy 70
1.-THE demagogue and jpcobinism. and fnaly,li
The current which had set IN must run in tha
IchanneI, advised that notice should not bG giv
en- until after The expiTationof the present Con
'Iercss, 10 which effect he introduced a resplq
'Ition.
4 Mr. Pollock, Of Pennsylvania, next ohisine
1.-THE floor. He WIS III favor of giving the motto
Ito Eheand, bai pfofesedit should be loft te th
} discretion ofthe President lie considered Of
-lclaim 70 The Oregon iefriloFyte be superior
7 that Of England; but yetit could dot DO denia
4 that she had grounds fora claim. He depree
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LOOK HERE.
FRESH DRUGS, PAINTS, DYE.STUFs, &c.
I'm CADHZ.

HN y = II A
TOHN BEALL respectfully announces ssE
% to the public that be has just received. -
il addition to his former stock Of Drugs and 100
Medicines, a large and well selected assort- a
nentof fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, s-sE
Varnshes, Dye Stnfs, Glassware, and Patent Medi
cines, which he offers for sale the most favorable
terms Having purchased entirely for CASH in the best
eastern market he oan afiord and is determined to
sell Mt the lowestregular Pittsburgh prices.
Confident tlit he can make 1t the interest OF Physi-
cians Merchants, Fuilers Dyers Painters, Manuiac.
mrers and ohers,to purchase at bis establishment be
respectfully requests them to call and examine thf
quality and prices Of his stock bcorePurchasng else
where.
Orders by null. or otherwisesprompty attended to
lie hopes by undivided personal attention 70 busi
ness, to merit and receive liberal share Of pubcp pa
tronage. M. Il
Drug Store on Namstreet, one doorwestof William
fIogg's Store, Cadiz. Ohio. Nov 20, ls45.--th
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nARGATTgs. n ARcAYgls 3,

@ss8 SELLING OFF AT COST. N
TTAVgNG deterrdned ioroqmence the spring sales
II with as neprly new stock astpcssiblet II have
concluded to sell and expenses All these who
wish q be siDped with goods at cost win Do well q
give M, d cali as am detrrmined to sell Ali kinds
ofcoupry produce taken inexGAange for gaods e the
highest market prices s Asf ! A1sVhRs
! 1sfFbrSOn, JAN ], i6t6-6p
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No. 49,!
GREAT BARGAINS in DRY GOODS,
At THE
NEW CASH HOUSE OF
s,a N .sn wa - szzE@ - %. FzREr IN T1sgTesEp

II
NEW CASH HOUSE OF
BARROws Sa TUR NER,
No A Market street. betceen Third and Fourth streets,
PIrrsBuRGH, PA
YBsIIE proprictoss of this we'll known establishment,
having completed their arrangements tor the tall
trade extends their netice to all purchasers Of Dry
Goods, far and near We are happy in being able to
state that point Of richnessand Variety ourveryex-
tensiye stock of N-EW F.4LL GOODS, stands unsur-
passed in this western World,n suited TO both city
- LADIES RICH DRESS GOODS,
of almost every fabric. Several packagesenifely
design Of the most rare aud choice patterns. Silk
warp Alpaocas, Bombazines, Rowmeias, French and
English Meginos IN all shades--seAiag cheap
RICH SHIAWLS.
Our aplendidseection Of shaws has more than usual
attraction embracing in their great variety, all the
syle and fashion Of the day at both highland low cost
Bonnets, several cases neweststyles, prices from VA
cents to 10 dollars; Ribbohs,26 boxes new,ia Rlb-
bons beautiful Styles at all prices. Paris Kid Gloves
best article, all colors and all numbers Several ca
ses Linen Cambria HdKfswarranted--prioe la cts.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Our domestic department furnishes advantages to
the purchasers rarely to be found Cases and bales
brown and bleacned Shirtingsi II, and Ia yds wide
prices from 81 cents Linen goods Of every name and
description English Faunels in all colors, Rogers
best the only flannel imported TIcKings price from
10 cts to the best article in use, Whitney Blankets
0''s' r BLOAD CLOTHS.
Particular attention has been given this branch,
and our rare selection has no equal in the Vest
Il French and West of England Cloths in all shades of
black and browns beautfu Gold mixed Zepbyrclolns,
ne article for gents German Cloths in all shades for
Ladies' cloaks Cassmeres, black and blue bacg and
great variety fancy styles Vestingsrich assortment;
BLACK English Satins, pn and fancy; Velyets; Satin
Scars and Cayats, &C. Satnetts several cases, every
shade quality and price; case drab for carriage
trimmings; tailor trimmings &C.
Merchants and all purchasers of Dry Goods when
visiting the Iron City, will fndi decidedly 70 heirn.
teres to look in upon us a Wholesale and Retail
Leash House Our STOCK is new, has been purchased
within the last few weeks and win be disposed Of at
1.-The lowest prices MarKetst the place, the number.
Pittsbnrgh, Oct8, BARROWS 4, TURNER &
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Printers. The clerks ID both branches Of The
Pennsylvania Legislature are printers.
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Important Mems.
AFriFal of lhe sleam SLID Liherty.

-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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OIy-The following whimsical Epitaph was IN
scribedon the tomb Of Dancing Master d Rry-
nylIs in BreckockshHe, England:
f g4 Man's life is a vapot,
And full Of woes;
He cuts q cupcr, and
Down tic goes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
aALrIMoRE MARKETS. son,. . e N

.
Flour-There a sale yesterday Of several hundred
bbs Howard street Flour 1915, and to-day 600 bbs
in two parcels sold the Some holders
unwilling sell at this price and ask 1854. The re-
ceipt price from is fixed.
Holders OF City Mills Flour generally ask 81 though
BALE or two made at fraction less.
Small sales Of Susquehanna Flour ut 81.
GEMS-Ehe receipts OF Wheat continue light and pri-
ces remain steady 70aSO for fair good prime reds
and 5ja7O inferior fair lot Of family flour
white Wheat taken at 95 C.
sales Of Corn 4shi9 for white, and so c. for yellow
Oo;s havo advanced 10 2oa30c sales.
PRONISIOES.-Beei and Pork are quiet and small
sales Ony making. Sales of prime Western Pork
limited extend at SSj0as,75. Moss is held at So
50. There Il sale OF small parcel OF Baltimore
packed No. Beef $3.50 Western Mess Beef is
held at 50 50i No at S6,75a1 aud Prime S5a5 so.
Bacon j. selling in moderate parcels former prices
Sales of Shoulders at 81 ic and a Tor choice parcels
Sides sell freely 5lc Sales OF Hams 61c; and some
choice parcels at s5s. We quote keg Lard 7a7t aud
bbis. at G4a6i.
Whskey The demand is quite limited. Sales of hhds
making AZ gle and bbls st 22c.