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EOR RENT.-The upper dwelling part of that large
l. building, situated al the OF 7th and
Pennsylvania avenue and the Of Sinister ~ Co
and Messrs Hall Brother, present occupied by Mrs
Mccormick clearinghouse The house contains TWEEN
good rooms, Gall but three fronting 7 and the
avenue kitchen and cellar, with large woodhouse and
yard attachedall in good repair The comfort and
of the house, the valuable and central location,
and the low rent, make it of the desirable board
ng-houses be had in the city. Possession given the
LIST day of October For terms, apply
Z W. ANNE X. DERMOTT,
Aug. 24--eodtf Residing in the house.
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We have handsome article of gentemens sewed, calf
dou e-soed and light boots for S5
We would particularly call the attention of the farmers
weassorted stocks Of heavy bogans. We
fden if they will only give CALL they will regret
the time spent in looking stock If you
good and cheap article, please you Be particular
in calling at A. HOOVER ~ SONS,
Oppo Browns Hotel, 2doors from B. l.. Jack Bros.
Oct 7-3taw3W
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IL avenue between Al and 9th Streets respectfully invite
the particular attanton OF their friends
public their large and well selected stock of fall and win
goods Just received Of the latest and fashionable
styles of cloths cassimeres vestngs, &c making their
this time, including general and handsome
variety OF articles for genemens wear, very complete
All who therefore in pursuit of good articles mod
prices will do well to give call
Sam o1--2tn v3uif Il G
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UNHeT T'FHTSytUuHtI
JAVE just received, OF the latest importations, SPLEEN
III did of fashionable fall and winter goods,
consisting of French and English cloths, cassimeres, and
vesngs, which they will make order. in their usuaee
CANT style, low goods OF similar quality can be
bought in this any OF the northern cities
Also received and for sale very moderate prices, gem
dement's silk, Merno, and cotton shirts aud drawers, fine
muslin Shirts suspenders gloves cravats, handkerchief,
stocks, umbrellas hosiery, NC. I'LL.
Our friends and the public respectfully invited give
us a call Oct 3--3taW3WIf
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODs.-The subscribers have Jus,
IL received complete assortment Of the following

cles, viz:
I0-4, ll-4. and l2-4 linen sheetings
Ia, Sd, 81, and lO4 damask for table cloths
Satin danask napkins
Towelngs ofevery description
Table and piano
Cotton sheetings, all widths
White quilts, blankets of every quality and size
Curtain materials styles, with all the necessary
trimmings and fixtures, Ne
Also, daily expected per New York packet, mportan
additions present stock of Brussels tapestry, and in
grain carpetngs, rugs printed drggets all of which
will be offered very low for cash, punctua dealers
Sept. 30--2w Il. H. HOOE ~ co.
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PROPOSALS. FOR RATION0.

.asr..- HEapouARTERs MARINE CoRpS,
~ ouartermaster's Office Washington, Oct. Is, le4s.
c,EpARATE PROPOSALS will be received this Office
y until 10 o'clock m, Monday, the 18th day Of Mo-
IN snes the following stations for the year l6z8 vx
Portsmouth, New Hampshire; sfsser
Charlesown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport, Norfolk, Virginia
Pensacola, Florida; and n"
Washington, District of Columbia
Each ration consist of pound and quarter OF
eighteen OF bread made of tuperine flour, or SUI
perne flour, the option of the governments and 1t the
Of six pounds OF good Coffee twelve pounds OF the
best New Orleans sugar eight quarts OIL tne oest white
pounds OF good hard brown soap, and ono ana q half
pounds good hard dipped talow candles to each hun
bred rations.
mmanding officer of each station, either in bulk by
the single ration. and shall consist OF the best and
choice pieces of the the pork to be No primo
pork and the groceries of the best quality OF the
kinds named, subject 10 inspection.
No bid viii be entertained unless accompanied by
surces OF known respoonsibiy To be endorsed ''Pfo-
AUG. A. NICHOLSON, @. M M c.
Oct l3--3taw4w
The American Sentinel and Pennsylvanian, Philade
pha the Portsmouth Gazette, New Hampshire; the Bos-
Post and Boston Times Boston the New York Herald
and New York sun the Baltimore Republican and bau-
SIM the Norfolk Beacon, the Norfolk Herald tho
Richmond Enquirer and Richmond Wing, and the Aiox
andra Gazee Alexandria Virginia; and the fensecoia
Gazette win give the above three insertions each per week.
and send the account accompanied by ono P"'eo eoPy
of the advertisement, to this office for payment
TNRENCa FURNITURE PRIHTs.-We have received
T. ~ pieces real French furniture prints great
Also pieces Turkey reds in red and {o0W ma reg ana
black. ~ SAhNhAA w w.
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The holder OF certificate of package of wholes is en-
titled TO all 1921 net, that xnay b0 drawn by the
wentysx tickets named therein.s Certificates Of halves
quarters, and cighths in proportion.
This scheme is one of the most splendid drawn in
the United States, and is we'll worthy of the attention of
adventures. ,"| go,
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages
in the above splendid lottery will receive the prompt
attention. and of the drawing will be sent inn
mediatey after it is to all who order from u.s.
Address J. d c. MAURY Agents
Aug N-d&cif Alexandria, Virginia
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ONE HUNDRED REASONS

Why The people Of the United States should uote for Legis
Cas-, Of Michigan, for President, and William O. But
Ter Of Kentucky, for Vice President based upoa the
events Of their tives and published opinions.
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StHOES, Shoes Shoes!-A. HOOVER 81 SON have
- hand of the largest and best assorted stocks
OF boots and shoes offered in this MARKET to which
they would respectfully call the attention of their
ers and the public, comprising variety, quality, and
price for ladies, misses children, men, boys youths and
servants. We enumerate, in part
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THE MAMMOTH LOTTERY!
100000 dollars.
$4,000, S25, 900, 2o,0O0 100 prizes of 81, 900.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowDg Leesburg Academy, and for other purposes
Glass A, for 1913.
To be drawn Alexandria, Va, Saturday, October %
under the siiperntendence OF commissioners.
rs number lottery-i3 drawn ballots.
]. W. MAURY 81 CO., Managers.
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The Mammoth Lottery
500, OO0-S4 40, 600 8, OOO-2O, 900!
100 PRIZES OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
,IRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
Glass A. for 1913, be drawn Alexandria, Va on
Saturday, October 3D. 1885, under the uperintendencc
OF commissioners. .Ie 4. ...
Is number lotery-l3 drawn ballots.
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]. w. MAURY ~ CO., Managers.

PRICE OF TCkErs.Wholes $40; halves, $40; quarters,
So; eighths, ~ 50.
Certificates of packages in this splendid lottery be
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Splendid Lotteries.
J. w. MAURY &c CO., Managers.

Splendid Lotteries
]. w. MAURY u CO., Managers.
s3O,0OOILsa ,OOO,-slO,oO0t
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowing Leeburg Academy and for other purposes
Glass No. 81, for lS4S.
10 be drawn in AexandIs Va s on Saturday the 2st OF
IS number lottery-lO drawn ballots.
prize e Of s 1855 d p p5zs, Of Of, sis5s
&c $s 1 ESQ s '' & * o IS ;$$
DC. NC. NC. eeH
Tickets $l0-Haves $5-Quarters So 80.
Certificates hh of packages Of e wholes slSo 90
10 do Of 22 halves 90 90
Orders for tickets and shares and Certificates of packa
prompt attention. and official account of each drawing
sem immediately after is over to all who order from
Agents for J. W. Marry & Co., Managers,
sept 20 Alexandria, Virginia.
S15O REwAE n away from the subscriber
YdoU Lu.ay, Page county, Virginia. on the 9Th inst,
about fee, or inches high has down look when spo
Ike s5 s m had on %hen
broad brm white hat. and other clothing with him,
he be o Of he au SG m h
"ae so that may get him again All reasonable charges
VIII be paid if delivered to me at Luray.
Aaron left in company with sprghuy yellow boy, red
GnoInpexon red hair, and spotted lace; no. so tall as
N'a'' 'S pom NJ DS GHa 92ys an s00'
Sept 2-f Luray, Page county. Virginia.
NoLDIERs' CLAIMs.-Francis A.. Dickins offers his
~ services in procuring the settlement of claims of SOL
ders In the late with Mexico In ordinary his
charge Will be for procuring land warrant scrip,
% et y sa That Ss sa per-
cent; Tor three months extra pay, 3d. All letters must be
Mr. + A. Dickins's Office is his residence on street.
between 18th and l4th
Oct6--d2m
nANCING Academy.-Mr. F. r. Liable has the honor
- oil announcing to the ladies and gentlemen OF Wash
ns.on and Georgetown that his dancing academy will be
vember 7th. - 80 N''' Nv
Days OF tuition in Wasbinyton Tuesday Tb,rsd,v an
Saturday. '' '' VS.
Sept 3O-3tawtf
EssI%N FOR RELATIONSHIPS steamer oCEO-
saszks LA will, on the LIST OF October commence her
ups to the above place. leaving every Sunday
Jav =, 49,, a. e.uning' leave BALTIMORE every Tues
Ieturning at Leonardtown Md, St Marys river Md and
p ,vei, va ana al al the Intermediate landings
oct l-Sstawt j. MITCHELL Captain
r.xT-h FOR NORFOLK.-The OCEoLA lsaves
AAAnnAHs W ashingon every Thursday, at 9 O'clock a
m returning, leaves Norfolk every Friday al ocock n
and fare So j. MITCHFiI q, i"se
Oct l-eou 'i7N'N''
(NOOD common letter paper, ruled al ~ mar r..,
~ good common ioolscap ruled, 81 81 per ream . ine
nor o Qualities OF each at lower prices Just received.
OoeV fNHt f. TAYLOR.
GLOSSARY OF Architecture, Grecisn Roman It.I-
~ ian, and Gothic volume, with 4io beautifully ex
eented explanatory engravings price w rs.
Just imported from London by f. TAYLOR
aADsBY's NEW HOTEL
corner Of Pennsyivan,. avenue and Third street.
A.. Near ne railroad depot, Washington city
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INRENCa FURNITURE PRIHTs--We have received
20 pieces real French furniture prints great oafgnins
AIs ncas TrLav red. in red and yellow and red and
black. ~ OLhULAA ~ w.
Oct l5-6,if ..
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NTONOTONICAL SPELLING BOOK-A new edition
WI Just issued, and this day received by NJ
Sept 49, T. TAYLOR
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+ DAMS NEGOTIATED.-Applyto
IL August 30 j. SHAW.
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IlASCiNG Aeademy.-Mr F. r. Liable has the honor
- Oh announcing to the ladies and gentlemen OF Wash
hSton and Georgetown that his dancing academy will be
opened at the residence OF his late father Pennsy
vember 7th - T-' -'G'N''I = ~ ~
Saturday. 49,
Sept 3O-3tawti
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c.-sH-k FOR BALrIMORE.-Tbe steamer OCEO-
ups to the above place leaving every Sunday
a. ,, a. m returning, leave Baltimore every Tues
uay az CLOCK, p m She will stop regularly uopp and
returning at Leonardtown, Nd ST Marys river Md and
zone river Va and at all the intermediate landings on thr
Potomac. Tor signals to land Va N'
Oct l--;3tawf ] MITCHELL cy,.; d.
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E,ssL-N FOR NoRFoLK.--The oCEoLA leaves
m returning, leaves Norfolk every Friday al o'oock
and fare So j. MITCHFf n q, r,a; 9"oe
Oct. l-eou = Symposium
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Actng SECRETARY OF the Treasury.
Sept OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % Ger. Gaz) s..
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Died.

On Sunday the Esd inst after lingering illness,
JOHN J. GiLMARrIS, youngest son of John Glmartin,
In the 22d year Of his age.
The friends and acquaintance of the family, also
those Of his brothers. Daniel and Thomas respect
fully requested to attend the fu neral from his father
residence 20 Mott street, this (Monday) afternoon at
8 o. clock, without further invitation.
On the 23d inst Of consumption. in the 30th year
Of her age, MARY, wife of William Wallace musician
The friends Of the family likewise the members Of
Enterprise Lodge, No. SO o. Of o. f., aud the This
tie Benevolent Society respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral, this afternoon at O'Clock, at Noy
1913 Mulberry street. Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood Cemetery for interment.
On the 10th inst, THOMAS LlPPIScorr Jr only son
Of Thomas and Csthsrne Lippncott, OF this city,
aged is years. IL months and IL days
On Sunday morning. 23d inst In the ID year Of her
age. ELoIsE daughter of Edwin and Martha II. Peck
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from their resi-
dence 10 Houston street, Tuesday afternoon, at
o'clock
At Jersey City, on Sunday morning, after short
illness, LAWRENCE KEARSy RODGERS, aged IL years.
Suddenly at Flushing, l.. l., on Sunday, July 23d
MARY MORGAN, infant daughter Of Hamilton Peck.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral from the above place this afternoon ut
O'Clock.
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Afternoon Edition

The appetite Of the public for of all kinds has
become so voracious that it is difficult to satisfy it,
Not content with the papers published in the NOR ning
and those published in the evening, something more
and better is wanted to appease the hunger
Of the public.
We End ourselves under tbe necessity therefore, Of
issuing an afternoon edition Of our Journal and here
by inform the community, in general, and the ira
Yelling public, in particular, that we shall pub
lish afternoon edition of the Nev York Herald,
every day at O'Clock, which will contain the latest
from all parts Of the world up to that hour also
at three O'clock containing the latest news to the
moment of publication.
Newsboys obtain either Of these editions in
time for the steamboats,.
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Com MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, July 23-6 T


In the early part of the week just closed prices for
stocks were steadily settling down, and very low
point realized The appearance of the market was
anything but favorable for the bulls and the bears
were not disposed to make many long contracts to
liver at ruling prices. Those who could afford to hold
kept their stocks out of the MARKET and the sales were
to limited extent Money continues scarce although
the market is not tight it has been within the
past three weeks The imports alton of specie is about
equal to the export; consequently the movement in
the precious metals has very little to do with the srn
gency in the money market. The demand for money
does not come from the commercial classes but from
capitalists and from the country banks who are draw
ing down their deposits in the city banks restrict
ing their very materially. This compels the
city banks to contract Capitalists are drawing their
deposits to pay up the instruments the
loan and for the purchase Of other good securities
They have taken this business of the hands of the
bankers and the banks are therefore, compelled to
confne themselves to their legitimate line Of bu-
siness. The banks must be accommodating funds not
wthstanding the drain upon their deposits and they
must be rapidly contracting their line of discounts In
anticipation Of more embarrassing nts in the CONNER
cial world
The steamship Crescent City, from New Orleans and
Havana brings 500, 445 in specie.
The value Of merchandise imported into this port for
the week end1ng the Zlst inst was S1722635 against
1851 e54 for the week last year. and s11S474
for the same week the year previous.
The annual report of the Eastern Railroad Company
of setts for the year ending June So 1s4s
presents the annexed statement receipts and expsn
ditures
EASTERN RAiLRoAp.
Receipts from SOC 22e passengers .. S3o0,sss 10
Receipts from 45,7lo tons merchandise -. 65,25s 90
Receipts from Mails. o,oz4 w
Receipts from incidentals. ,........, 1882 OIL
Receipts from rents. Z,oos ~
Total. ................... S42p,844 20
Expenses. io4iooo "
Ral.nce s26s oas "a
Number Of miles by engines. .......... 20 500
Expenses per nile. % 10 o.
The total surplus snd sinking fund, June 30,
Sl2s73 03.
The accounts show q floating debt Of S4oS,4s2
against which there property and balances of
count not required for the the road Of s44s4o
sporton Of which will be immediately available: ano-
thsr portion, consisting Of real estate could be sold
for considerable more than the valuation; but
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EAsrERH RAILROAD
Sl,&7,G9
80 792,GO9 ],


The company was incorporated in 1885; the road
opened in 1s4l-length ffty-6ve miles-and cost
50 900 This Is Of the most profitable railroads
in New England, and with more uniform expenditure
in the department Of running expenses 1t be made
more productive
The increase in the gross receipts of 1847 those
of 1885, $6s 606 and the increase in the net in
come was $56.504 the running expenses only having
increased $2001.
The Atlantic and st. Lawrence Railroad Is finished
North Yarmouth, and Is in active operation
from Portland to that point The grading and bridg-
ing are nearly completed to Dsnve, sixteen miles
further, making when pleted, distance Of twenty
seven miles from Portland The work is in sd
vanced state, to point above Mechanics Falls and
the line Is under contract to South Paris In Oxfsrd
county, to which point the road be opened this
year. The connecting road in Canada Is in active
progress Thirty miles Of it will be opened next fall
IL estimated that the cost of the Portland road will
be about three millions Of dollars one-hrd part Of
which has already been secured. Aa additional mil
lion will fecure its coustruction to the New Hamp-
shire line. Portlandi is hundred miles Mont
real than Boston, by prat cabl. railroad route and
the completion of this road will open extensive
trade to the seaports Of Maine.
The quantity Of certain articles exported from Phi
adepbia to foreign ports the hrsttwo weeks In july
COMMERCE OF PHILApELPHiA-WEEKLYE EXPORTS.
To Vest indes- Flour bbls, 24e7; corn. bush, $50;
cor meal bbs Ss7 rye meal, bb!s, $50; rice tcs ~
ship bread, bbls, 622 beef bbs. "a pork, bbls 2Ol
hams, lbs, 2067 lard, lbs "a s47; butter, lbs 3O692
cheese lbs, l54O; beans, bush, $50; tobacco hhds O.
naval stores bbls, "a domsstics, bales, i mackere
bbs 49, lumber feet, 1906 soap, lbs sl2o; candles
lbs 148; OIL CALLS Of; vinegar, bbs, 49, tobacco mid
lbs Soo nails, lbs 1o6oo potatoes, bush, Is; onions
roper, 5276
To British North American Csloniss-Flour, bbls,
$685. wheat, bush, l465; corn bush, 150O corn NEAL
bhls 4SlS; rye meal, bbs 464 RICE tcs g. ship bread
bbls, 17o pork bbls, $751; lard lbs l712 vinegar, bbls
81; tobacco, mfd lbs, 1410
To South .4msica-Flour bbls, 1884; ship bread kegs
800; naval stores, bbls, $50; domestics bales, H4.
To Colombian Porfs-Flour, bbs 1889; corn, bush,
$780, rye meal, bbs 49, rice ties, 40; hams lbs 1193;
lard lbs $685. butter lbs $780, cheese lbs $685. tobac
hhds 10; naval stores bbls IL; domestos bales
lumber feet 1045; SOAP lbs, 254o; candles. lbs, 49,
To Gibraltar Flour, bbs 125; lard lbs, 1885, but
ter. lbs $3.50; cotton, bales, 80; tobacco hhds 200;
coffee lbs. 68,082.
To Ensland-Corn BUSH % ao1 ship bread, kegs, 30;
beef bbs 16 pork bbs 305; tallow, lbs 52l3l; hams
and oacon lbs, 16l 40; bark, hhds 1856; ell CALLS 1884,
The total experts to foreign ports during the month
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CLEAN BOILERs RENDERED. SAFE-rHE SUBSCRIBER
- would call public attention his improvements Steam
Boilers which, by self regulating action, prevent explosions
from and furnish constant and regular supply Of
without the aid OF the forcing pump All persons interest
cd the application Of steam invited 70 attend trial Of the
improvements at Barrows Hot Air Furnace Mandatory
Of Water and Beekman streets Tuesday July & whore
they may be in operation from o'clock, A. M till
IL. INGAIIA
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n.
drew formerly Of the Proprietors McAsers Ointment
and her under the Of Skman, Thompson
Co.. have employ BY the Of Jacob
his name to put Sarsapara which they call Old DR.
Townsend Saarsaparll &C. and wish genuine
and original Dr. Townsends sarsapar This Townsend
McAsters Andrews travelling agent The public caution
ed he deceived and purchase they genuine
but such in splendid steel pate wrappers sign
cd by 8. p TOWNSEND Principal Office 1876 Fulton street
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COhMUNICATI0N-A CARD TO THE PUBLIC-sTEAM.
~ er North Amerca-The undersigned viewing surprise
and astonishment the false concerning the dis
turanee the Of the Foa Of "Wednesday
ming 18th ins feels bound public and himself Ia
give correct version Of the affair steamer made ali her
landings and must Of had twelve
board Of boat and barge She then ceeded
and all passed of agreeable and pleasant
the immense Of people, When steamer made the
twelve O'clock landing Canal street. number rowdea call
ed understand Short Boys forced themselves on board bv
climbing the side Of the boat and six in small
loaf the outside Of the obtained
that Little expecting such ing prepared
them and taken entirely SURPRISE They been but
short lime on board when they prty
Wit there existed hostile feeling neht
between them lumber Of whUm pretty we'll
deserved to be- armed with clubs happy
state however, there ladies in any
ptecred WITH After they had sufficiently beaten each other
number Of gentlemen board took and and
both parties the
this method Of returning sincere thanks Dnrng
the liver deck OF the steamer the
promenade ck and at least oneha Of those
until the day an dis
turbance all The subscriber would this
ment had not been for the
per each Of which, If the public observes version of its
articles being alike. As IL is the
tention night the police do
their duty in aresting all such
Of officers ut the diff landings be found
would suggest TO those who getting
proprety having officers and friends
repulse all such marauders and
neuer forget remain the putlcs obedient servant,
L. DE G. BRO0KES.
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Gold Pens, Diamond Pointed, 81 only, 81,

Pencilcase inoluded-J W CREATION co, n Cedar
up stairs invite pur hasers both wholesale all
call and anime their stock Of Gold Pens and which
selling reduced prices They keep the pens and
every maker that purchasers decide for themselves
their relative merits Gold pens and repaired.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, Saturday, July 22-8P. M.
The Hibernias news, which appeared in an Estra
Herald lat evening friday, and more fully in the
regular edition Of this morning. had decided effect
-four wheat but stiffened the prices Of and
cotton The sales Of flour were moderate, and con-
sisted of the usual variety Of brands at rates
before the news No sales of wheat transpired both
purchasers and sellers seemed unwilling to name
price Sales Of Northern round yellow made
at an advance; good mixed and fat yellow also
in better demand. Meal also frmer. Rye
held at full prices Canal oats firm, with sales
Provisions not affected materially by the news
and moderate to fair sales reported Sugars and
Molasses were In steady demand, without material
change in prices
ToBAcco.-We submit the usual statement exhibit
ing the prices, sales receipts and stock on hand for
the week ending the 22d July
Prices. Sold. Reed. Stock.
Kentucky Virginia 81 AK $50 hds $40 5S lids 6O5 hds
and n. Carolina. and Sc
Maryland and Ohio. do
Connecticut Seed. 5a 12L 625 cases
Pennsylvania do. ais 30 csSx aWdol
Florida IL abU GOdo
Havana. n6H oz DIS pt lol DIS III bis
81. Domingo. b Az $50 do
The market languid without material alteration
in quotations.