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LAW UFFNE, COLUmBUS, u
WILLIAM B. JARVIS, Jun, Attorney ana Co.ssltis,
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Business with the profession all Poi
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Sent. 20.-t
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ToBACCo-There was some inquiry in the Tobacco
Market but buyers indisposed to operate without
eeons which factors would make. and the sales were
confined 70 about 20 hds, Of which did not learn the
ticnlars.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSES-T business was confined
to retail transactions, al previous rates.
FLOUR-TheFe has been improvement in the Flour
Market and the only sales that noticed Saturday were
200 bbls St Lon n two ots) $5 10 and 200 Extra Hi
Dois " bb There also sale al auction OF 40 bbls
(part sour) at "a 25@s4 55 W bbI.
GRAIN-The inquiry for Com Continued fair and about
$500 sacks taken including 900 Yellow lin three four
los) 1909, 12s at = and $50 White at S5c a bushe
Prime White, retail. brought high as e9@90c Oats
improved slightly and lots Of ST. Louis sold at 6Sc
bushel.
PROVIS1ONs--For Pork noticed only the usual retail
demand which supplied at firm pces-say $12 90 W
bb for Mess and 80 759sl00o for Prime. of Bacon, The
receipts are considerable, but the contnue firm The
sales of Saturday include 10 casks Shoulders at 4sc y b.
OF Lard we noticed sale of 16 bbs No. TIC " ID.
BAGGING AND RoPE-I60 coils Rope sold al
61zc " ID.
WHIsK YMarke quiet, and transactions confined to re
tail sales at 215S925e " gallon.
EXCHANGES-DeIn steady and rates unaered, ex
cept for Sight Checks NewY which sold at para
4 o cent. premium
FREIGHTS-We heard of no new engagement
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ceeded the demand, buyers have had aslightadvan-
tage The quotations Of the 3ist are repeated To-
day, say 7s for fair Upland and Mobile, and rs for
fair Orleans-but the market is much less irufapd
buoyant than it was, and the sales per day 4llly
amount 10 five thousand bales though the Iast ac-
counts from America pefthe Pacific, represent d 6
prospects for the next cropas still more teouaeing
The sales Of the week amountg 10 50 s3Co bales
much the largest portion being tbe first three days
The American descriptions Consisted Of IL, 11O Up
land at Cad; 8 800 Alabama and Mobile, at5sa7sd;
49, 720 Orleans, at 6d.a8d Sea Island, at ll}al7d.
per ID. The stock IL lhz nori Is estimated at $685.,
600 bales, of which SO 600 ard American, against
total stock a a period last season of " 400 bales
of which 52g 900 Wefs American.
CoRN-~1 The pfeNalence OF extremely favorable
weather for fls growing crop, has depressing ef-
fsct of hf enrn market, and Indian Corn has ilr-
ther declined about Is per quarter, and Is dull TIE
exiame price of the best yellow is Bis, and for
white and mixed, 30s.a30s Cd. per quarter Of 4SO
Ibs Flour. 22s.a24s per barrel, dull American
wheat, 81. Sd.a6 81. per 10 lbs
Gardiner 81 CO. Is Circular Of june 7, says:--'We
have had quiet week. In Beef, the high prices
now demanded, being paid with reluctance. There
has been more doing in Western Prime Mess Pork
The demand for Bacon scarcely as active for the
want Of assortment Of middling, having kept bach
the Irish buyers, whilst the country demand for the
better sort has scarcely improved in price. We
can quote no alteration. There seems more dispo-
stion on the part Of holders to meet buyers. Shou
ders and Hams quiet.
On the opening OF the date of the last Circular,
purchase of 500 lbs OF Lard was made at 32s, I,
fill speculative forward sale. This established al
advance of 81. per cwt, which has been paid witt
reuctance-ihe sales Of the week. reaching 1872
For Cheese ,there has been rather more in1eifg tn
reduced prices having attracted atteniion Eailov
is lower, cd. per cwt., and dull. trreass-Butte
begins TO move.
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Tnx BRIs EXCELLENT OF NEw ORLEANS.
The case Of the brig Excellent, recently captured
on the coast OF Africa SLAYER. and sent into Nor
folk has been before the U. s. Commissioner. IL
appears that when she was boarded she had large
quantity of water, jerked beef, arna, rice, bread,
-four, tobacco, pipes and stems, wooden spoons and
water pipes, and was also supplied with slave
deck. This being deemed a sufficient ground for
suspicion that she engaged in the slave trade,
she was accordingly captured and sent home as a
prize. The captain and crew were committed to
stand their trial before the U. s. District Court,
which meets at Norfolk in November next.
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THE EXECUTION OF THE CARDENAs PRl-
SON ERs.--The Boston Traveller of the 2lst ult
learns from Capt. Wisnel Of the ship Sophia
Walker, from Matanzas, the following particulars
Of the execution Of the five prisoners taken at Car
denas. Capt. w. witnessed the execution, and
gives the following facts These five men had no
definite idea of the expedition upon which they
were bound until they arrived at Cardenas. Them
as they say they consulted together, and fearing
to remain on board the steamer, went on shore and
visited the American Consul, mploring his pro-
lection Us Americans. The Consul asked them
who they were? and, when they replied, that they
camezin the Creole, said that he could do nothing
for them. They then went to hotel and took
dinner, were afterwards met in the street by an
American gentleman, who advised them to get on
board an American vessel with all haste, or they
would soon be captves to the Spaniaro4 They
tfe their way the sea shore, for that purpose
when they captured and put in prison. In .
few days, guarded by company Of Spanish troops,
they were taken to Matanzas where they arrived
at P. NJ; placed in the castle prison, and at
o'clock the next morning, were marched out and
shot near the walls receiving the balls Of whole
company, which riddled their bodies in every di-
rection. The boy of seventeen, who has been
heretofore described as among them, was a native
of Cincinnati. He wrote letter, which was given
in safe keeping to the collector, who is an honora-
BILE man and will to it that il is safely delivered
to the friends of the unfortunate youth. 1t does
not appear whether these men were tried by court
martial, were shot by the orders Of the Captain
General