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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
Three Days later from Europe.
Adpahcs in Cotton. Flour unchanged. -Decins
a Corn, &c.

HALIFAX, Aug. l4--l0, a. m
The royal mail steamer Niagara arrived at her wha
here at o'clock this morIing. She brings dates fni
Liverpool 10 August 81, and from London to the 3D.
The political news is moi very important.
The steamer Atlantic sails the 2lst instant Ever
berth in her has already been taken. Jenny Lind h
positively taken passage in her Tor New York !.
LIvERpooL CoTTos MARKET, August 3d-There was IL
per 10 advance alter tile departure Of tie Pa
Fair Orleans is quoted SID. Sales OF lie aeeg ll7W
bales, oil whjch specuators took Al ,OOh eApurd
1900 The Havre cotton market active on Thnnds
al advanced rates
Beeadstuts.-rEe market for Hour was qnlet. witC
change In prices Wheat unchanged. Indian com b
further declined I'D.
Pfoyisions.-Thefe was an improved inquiry for bs
Pork, Old and new, slightly advanced Bacon--a fair bE
ness doing al iuli prices. ohoudeis waited Had
neglscted. Lard-s,na sales a previous prices
Geoceres.-Sugars in good demand at Cd advance Il
fee Tho marked at Liverpool was steady, without ani
uon. AT London, on Friday, prices were lower, and 4
market doll.
Tobacco.--The sales last month $50 hhds N
general character OF the naTkei that OF sod A
Some descriptions OF tobacco have improved 4
pecialy Virginia, for which higher rates have been
inanded.
Rcc.-The demand has decreased.
Naval Stores.-Sales of $50 bbis urpentine at u. ~
800 bbls common rosin 2s. Sd Is lOd. Spirits u
pentlne heavy at 2Ss. Cd.
Oils Olive further advanced 10 los Dos. per
large business doing. Linseed dull at s3s. 81. to 81 s
Iings.
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series OF bills have passed the Senate. which
pond with all the elements OF the Compromise bill
First, the Utah bill went alone; the bill for adjust
ing the boundaries of Texas and New Mexico followed
soon afer Thursday last, the bill for the admission
Of California; and yesterday the bill for organizing
territorial government IL New Mexico was ordered TO
be sngrossed. and. presume. will pass the Senate
day.
Thus four Of by far the most important bills Of the
whole session will have passed IN the course Of eleven
days. and after tue fate OF the Compromise bill had
bean sailed in the Senate They now await the deci.-
ion ol tie House OF Representatives.
The bill for the admission OF the State Of California
into the Union PASSED the Senate in the following forms
bin ' shs sdmissiyn Of ne s,aie Of California into the
I EEet 1919 Unio,
Whereas the people Of California have presented
str alton and asked admission INTO the Unioi, which
Of ,hs Uned s,a.s b. nss.sxs. dsted February ihir.
teentn, eishteen hundred aud d. y, snt whch, o. due
esamnsob Is found 10 Ie republican In Its iom VI gov
b s~ao,d by "a, ss~afs AVID ovs Of Representative, Of
fhs O~ssa s,s,e Of Amg,ca 10 ConEs. assmbsd, rhsi
be on., ofrsv United sa,es Of America, aud sdniled
Into me Union IN an equal footing with the orgna States
$50 A~d BE- "a fI,h0 s~aeisd That until the repre-
ssptsuss. IN y nsess snail ee spporion.d sccoftps @
Slater tho csais o. California shall be enled two rep
SIC I~d ben fsrih,r snsetsd Thu the said STATE Of
California 10 admitted Union upon the ex press
condition that the people oil said STATE through their
at,re or otherwise shall interfere
disposa OF the publ ids w,rhin It's limits, and shat
pass no Law and whereby the tile Of United
kstes TO- and right dispose o the shall bo i'm
paired OF questioned; and that they shall never lay any
Of any description whatsoever upon the pu6-
lao the Unsd States, aud IN no case sha
resident propc,op citizens OF the United states,
be taxed higher than redsns and that all The navgabe
winters wishIn the I'd 5ate shall be common highways,
and Forever es well the inhsbanis OF said State "a
70 The ciz ms OF The United 5aes, without any TAX, i'm
aimed strl be consued recognising or eiscrng the
pI0ponons rendered by the people Of California as articles
of colect N the ofdinsace Adopted by the
which formed the constitution Of tbat State
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
E.... ear Baiumos. Correspondent
Nan Shot Death of MINISTER. - Outrageous Coadao
Of a Hickman - Markets, sc.

IN
Man Shot.--Deah Of MINISTER. Outrageous Conduo
of a Haekman. Markets, &c.
most melancholy affair occurred al Eiysvile, BaldmO
county yesterday afternoon some TWO weeks since poro
of the da opposite the Oksko cotton factory belonging
Messrs Miller az Mayhew OF this city, was destroyed I,
night These gentlemen engaged workmen repair H.
dam but were prevented from doing 90 by Hugh and An
Ety. large landed propreiors OF the neighoofhood, s
deemed il, a trespass upon their premises ne orohsn
Ely iorms y owned the factory, but so'd 70 company
which after d short time. failed, and Messrs Miller May
bav became the owners by purchase from the company
trustee Miller ~ Mayhem. upon taking legal advice, de-
erInined 10 proceed with the repairs on the DAM uu
force il Necessary Officers Stockett, Moon Gamble, and
Mcintyre despatched from this ey 10 protect As
workmen Upon arriving at the place they found Hun
and Asa Ely and relative armed. and threatening sno
whoever approached the dam Mr. Morrison the foreman
of the wornen, also armed The brothers Ely pu
their consent for the officers 70 look at the dam and Tier
approached the spot accompanied ny morrison aud
oiher workman carrying materials for the job As No
son approached the dam, through the water, he
Ely party cried Asa 10 shoot him The police OIL
GERS Immediately directed Morrison 70 retreat, which
was attempting do, when Asa Ely hred at Hun Morn
son turned and fred in return, and nearly me entire LOAD
Of shot took effect In Asa Eys body, inicng what VA
a. the last accounts considered u mortal wound
Mr. Morrison immediately gave himself up y Tue oihcen
who brought him Baltimore. He has been held bal
In the sum of $1,000 for his appearances at the next
Baltimore county court.
Rev James M Cook the beloved aud respected pisor
the Univeraist congregation, died az MS residence Ia a
city at an early hour this morning.
highly respectable young lady, Intending to leave
one Of The steamboats, for The eastern shore, hired ha
in the neighborlood Of the Pratt street depot yesterday
ternoon for the purpose Of proceeding to her residences
hen 10 the boat She had proceeded far whea tsl
mack suddenly stopped and the door being qucky opened
j man Jumped in. The lady demonstrated with the hae
man, when he abruptly told her that the n,an was a
owner OF the hack had right 70 ride IN it. Fear
vented her from crying out, and she had 10 endure &
company Of the intruder until she reached her residence
even then it required force expel him from the
During the ride he asked her all manner OF mpertner
questions No police officer being near, the genlemaI
and driver both escaped.
In the Baltimore marset this morning there wee limite
sales OF How ard street aud City Mills Hour IS S7a Sa1
OF 100 barrels corn me S3 l6S Sales VI Al n
los cents for good prime reds inferior GO to 100
Sales of white 60 63 cents, and yellow at Ola
cents. Oats, 80 80 cents. No sales of whssey
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Inferior. Ord. Mid 10 MID. fair Fully fair TO
good ord. good mid. fair. good fair.
W. ra iiisi, lj.I2i lslsis sslsl a.

The vol been active The stock OF fleece is
o0o bs-sales. Al ~ cents; three fourtbs, 81 80
Flour Is more steady. with largo sales for export ~ "a
- So, State and mixed 81 7j IS good Oh,o aud
dchgan. Rye ilonr 81 Corn meal lrm, 50 I2a. Wheat
izs cents old Genesce Rye u bete-ssles 81 cents Dat.
eavy 80 ~ Corn Is rather heavy, under tn.
per the Psoas-sales, 6ii s. csnts mxei
yesefn 65l So cens, round yellow Ffoghs are active
its. 81 2. Ger n,ut to Liverpool Cotton ftn at la
10. 10 tiayre, l. Tobacco !. Ia god dem and AT IN 81
ssnts, Ken,acEy Virginia. 81 csnts Polk Is Arm az $40
~, moss; - 81, prime Bsei, mess hrn, - 80 $40 5
Lard dull, VI 81 cents Wnskry, OHIO. 2it cent?
The export market for continue. g9ol and Il has
estimated that nearly tsiy millions hsys bsen Ia
Guiding United States stocks, exported since January
rns Is probably an exigseraon beyond the 50
>, transferable Ua,led States .n to have been
odd. nothing bs dialsclIy traced and IL an eq1s
OF coupon stocks add faoid sccadtes has gnn.
jrwafd, the been good one. II Is known,
owevs that alh jug confidence in the securities OF he
sdera government Is inca nraby restored there IL yet
"a, lle disposition to extsod THAI eonfdsnce the mas
ofsecurics that upba market Although the
Jsney spreading In a; drection, OF thirty
Millions OF siocks of the bsuss which would
the fret 20, could no; be taken Of this market in
months without producing aiva in prices vey
noch beyond that which tbs matket has experienced
the abun lance Of money In the market results from
ccunuialIons Ia private hands, growing &C
al causes, rather han from desire invest directly
docks, although these securities soleht colst
III loans Tbs movcment l. ono culaed rather TO OK
,te speculation than manifestation OF its acn,d exist
-nee. Neither real stocks have much specuIa
attention for the present. although the ags dividend
II banks and Insurance companies stimulate the
)f tho instituons aud bank aud Insurance comIs-
Ties rapidly multiplying The sdjonrnncni OF Co
Ifess, sfer settlement oi exciting vexed Questions would
doubtless remove obstacles the way oil specu, rive
lion The amount Of transactions less Than -
now daiy presented at the board yet they remain very
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ny GREEN & rAsrET, Auosionesrs.

ELINT ENsMEL WARE AT AUCTIoN.-on THURSDAY, the
instant, Mt
9Th aud Pennsvaps nearly opposite the National
Browns hotels O'Clock, OF the Vef
flint enamel ware, via srte@
Large and small cofce fnd water urns
coffee pots, vases, crndlcsficks, and tea pots
Large and full toilct washbasns and pchen nc.
ter-pitcbers, preserve Jars, pudding aisses
MILK pans monssss cups, paus, fort baths, re-
scroll and work and door plates
Dagueuentype frames, knobs, spoon inksands, &c.
WITH mtny other articles Of the material which deem
euusnerne. E.s
The mopors dealing The above described warr having made
mod leave The city, their
auction hne chrncn for persoas wishing purchase
~ ~ ~ 80 - GREEN TAsTEr
Aug i4-N Ancuonssrs.
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Present Congress.
! In the present Congress one Vacancy.

The total number Of nemDe 10 be elected this year. 1t
will be observed l42, exclusive OF the member from
Arkansas, about whom are no, certain; but we DO
not observe any candidates for Congress named IN the
Arkansas papers This will leave the number of mem
bers 10 De elected next year 81 including the two from
California
II is probable that the wings have gained the ve rep
resentaiyes from Missouri and may gam in Illinois and
some other States but they will l,se largely in New
York as if the democrats unite, they carry fifteen
districts al least IN. Y. Herald.
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wAsurseroS, 1850

Mr.. Senator Clay made visit he Other day 10 the
legislature OF Rhode Island, which is E4w IL ee'on a.
Newport. AT the time the iso blanchcs were net in
grand committee. and he entered the hall the
and all the spontaneously rose, and fecev SCI
him ia The most respectful manner recess was tax ID
for halt hour, and the members introduced q
him Mr. Clay goes from Newport the 18th, TO attend !.
public examination al the National Law School in Sara
iogs county New York. and is TO remain several days al
the springs
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orrcs oy rHs coxnssrosxR oy Pusnc BvmDre..
Angus, ., IA
PROPOSALS will be received this Once until O'Clock,
Saturday, the l7th Instant Cor about 1000 ynds u
yaon and emhsnsmsn within that division Of the mail bets
l2lh aud i4th
The distance Of transportation from tho points Of excaysnm
thai Of the smbankments win probably average th
hundred yards diagram Of the ground be and MI
say EXPLANATIONS gisea BY application this once The p
viii state the price per cubic yard The bidder VI
required the Immediate commens
and steady prosecution Of the work. with ample force for me
pisiicn o. the work BY the lst Of December next
AM Sd
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READns, (Ps..) August 10. 1850.
Sun, send you copy OF the proceedings Of meeting
hsld here by the democrats OF Berks county.
n was desired by the meeting thai the proceedings
should be published in the Union; and therefore, in the
name Of the democracy OF Berks county, would re-
specully ask you 10 comply with their wishes, BY doing
which you will confer favor on them and on me.
Yours, very respectfully,
i4#Hsa SAMUEL L. YOUNG.
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So Sos ,ala 81, s7a 500 sIo, oss ,s44 "a ASH g



Ta,s aggregate Increase Of 535 per me
alc the nd Of commerce, located in equal
proportions The louf leading Reservoirs AT New Oea
there dninution usual al the season, when
bills bSse crops usually exhausted, compared
the wiuer, wien the OF them
Creates supply AT all these places money unusually
cheap but without elicng speculation, which has doubt
siaDbered undsr the influence OF political causes as
well this side the Alanuc where greates OF po
cal evils has been of debate in legislative halls
ind the march OF oops threatening civil conflict with its
lure train OF evils, actually reported in France where
isrce parties apparently awaiting but the opporu-
nifty 10 rend asunder the existing and
aud, where the nsnciai evils OF European war az par
sauy imminent, must be felt II il Under such
Of threatened commoton il is no wonder
that capital proyeIbaly tmid should shrink from enter
pses of which may be jeoparded by
altogether without the control of commercial sagaciy The
efforts recently made advance the of the
market have not, therefore, succeeded and that
for than sixty days, with yet but e po,pect
OF employment at profitable The stocks Of
a goods nearly all laid in, and the weight OF the de.
mand for money for that purpose has been experienced
The traders now making their appearance from the
INFERIOR audi while relieving shelves OF the we'll
stocks, also pay up reasonably well, and daily increase
the supply Of funds here, while produce is moving forward
more ireey-the news by the Pacific having Induced
larger pure hases both Of and breadstus port
Cottos has sold better, without advance. The receipts
FAR 20ss $50 baesa decrease OF si5 209 bales
be remembered. however, that formerly all the
came the seaboad and thence purchased by man
acturef Il Is that the southern operators
take important quantities that reported aud this
fact, while IL produces apparent decline la receipts
dimnishes the demand from the North The Quotations
stand now as folows
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Gen Paez and suite arrived at saraoga on the 10Th
He was soon waited upon by number OF distinguished
psnemen among them Attorney General Cr,ttenden, Ex
Governor Bisse OF Connecticut Chancellor Walworth NC.
He we. accompanied by bis and a friend Governor
Critrnd4ns bei address sauting him, and the CRATE
full reply of General il is said, equally happy, amt
the scene ysiby and deeply affected all VINO shared IN II,
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USnED STATES SENATE The terms OF the following
United States senators expire in March next us5l D

UsnED STATES SENATE The terms OF the following
United States senators expire in March next uS5l .
pEMocRArs-TwELyE.
Maine Hannibal Hsmn, (re-slected)
New York ID Dickinson
Indiana jesse ID. Bright
Virginia James M Mason.
Pennsyva Daniel Surgeon
Tennessee. III. l.. Turney.
Missouri IT a. Benton
Wisconsin Henry Dodge
Florida David l.. Yulee.
TexAs.-Thomss j. Rusk.
McbigaD-Lews Cass.
Mississippi Jefferson Davis.
aHHD wHIos-EIsHr.
Connectcnts--R s. Baldwin.
Massachu setts.--R. G. Winthrop
Ver,nont-Samuel s. Phelps.
Rhode Island Albert g, Green.
Delaware John Wales.
New Jersey William l., Dayton
Maryland Thomas q Pratt, Ire. elected)
Ohio Thomas Ewing"
Appointed BY the executive Of State until meeting Of
the legislature.
II is probable that the wings will gain senator in
Mlssour in place OF Mr. Benton In the other States 10
elect the chances Of loss and gain TO each party in the
agg are about balanced
REssIoNAL ELECTIONS following States hold
their elections Tor members OF the next Congress he
thirty the present summer and ensuing TALL we
give the number oil members to which each State is en-
titled and their political division in the present Con-
gress
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Mr. Baocrott's only daughter and eldest child died AZ
Springfield Mass on The 9h instant she was lovely
and Interesting young lady Of seventeen ycsrs, and had
been VISITING IN tue family OF her uncle, Mr. Bliss ~
that town, Tor some weeks She was in health until
within few days Of her death.--Nuf Int.
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To David Hsdrict and others. committee.


GENTLEMEN Il my wish 70 accea your invitation to
attend tine Uson meeting 20 be held at New MIR
ket tn 9Th bn ie pub 10 business has crowded upon
and OF u /, OF important en- ,ractcr hat te
Il a. b. duty 70 renalo a, my PC. here until me several
ques before Congess shall have been acted on
uosi esri gentlemen, ~ the overrutins in
poance you attribute the .uno" OF thess States, and
rvenuy d. de.,re perpetuation, long es its con
tuuanes shall he opposed TO rights and liberties
These rights add liberties have grown under H. -td 1--WE
pnseot sod,y ard hrmness 20 tho protection has
exte nded over Its becsssy has been s IRON the
moment the hrs Thought Of resistance TO
BRUSH oppression It's loss would be depond by the
friends Of freedom every where.
AID Is y Union, which ass done much for human
freedom, and cspabe Of dong much 20 be- de-
sruyeJ Ia a scconai qIarrel hope Dot and believe not
This controversy must and Will be adjusted And " the
plsn Tor lis adjustment pending before the So atssioes
not meet the approve. ri hr American people, some Other
,oi- will vet be devised, which, being conceived ~ no
s,st local prejudice, wi unite good men ia tue North
and South In ts support care not Tor the mode, so e
end be attsined.
For one, genuenn 50 important do regard se,smen.
to be- that every proposition having that IN view shat re-
ce,ys from mo the respsoul consideration, and snail
beare long ere reject any which give ns peace ~
place Of our present dcod and shall be consistent with
xhs and the ho6H VI all portions Of our eounify
80 = RICHARD PARKER.
To David radr,et and others. committee.
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.sf-A The Osceoa viii, on Saturday, ue lln
sf
s August, make pleasure trip The above pss
leaving Washington al O'Clock touching Aerandna
arrive al Old and Norfolk early morning shs
leave again Cor -nosis, which situated go
about y miles from Old Poiu where the company will have
ceent opportunity SUR bathar, old ocean, and
hog fish, sheephesd, oysters, and crabs, with which m
sboands Returning, Osceoa viii leave for NonoR Ms
NJ IL O'Clock, for Washington net
Passage aud re round p, "; for gentleman ss
Aug io-d,l7m JAMES mitchell
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In this city, Monday morniag 2th instant, amer painful
PICKETT aged and months, youngest son OF s
late THomAs r. HAnPTos
Thus within the shou period year. has death thrice dea
M. blow. upon the head widowed mother, and
this last stroke forever nom her earthly sh'
the ample her eye youngest and bost beoved sweet
per o In every day and night her constant and
in..oarabe companion May comfort her her affection
[Alerandna Gazette, please copy.l
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NEw York, Aug l3--rhe schooner Atlantic brings ud
igabce from PORT au. Prince 20 the 9Th uit
American produce Of every kind was dull, and Wes
da produce high and Sugar ,,ao.ed u s.
cents, aud nolasses at ~ Vessels eNvirs
pon IN ballast. owing - inc scarcity Of ircighl
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TELEeaAPHIO REroaTs YoR TaE UNION,

Condition Of the Norfhus Markets
PHnApELrHrA Aug. ii-2 p. m.-Sale. of old stock A.
at 50 Ia S5 rs fresh ground S5 Ut. Corn meal q
advanced III cents. New red wheat il3 III ceus
Yellow corn o. cents. Oats dull.
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Mr.. Buchanan LETT the Bedford spring. Monday
v last we'll Pleased with bis gisif During his stay here,
he was waited by large number Of our ctIzcns
IBedford GrSeie 81 Saturday last
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The subscriber Is actively engsged the preparation OF
UMrsp srAras RslArIse TO Tnr EXECUTIVE DssAsrsEsr
THE GovERnMKNr Including the essential Rules,
kegul.ons and uaaes established 70 the several Offices
preme other Of the United States on this sub
ject; together with Comprehensive Exposition Of the Ex
ecutve Agency, OF the Judicial Department. OF Marshals
and Dlstrct Attorneys and the Creation and Adminsra.
zion Of Territorial Governments, and the Powers and Dn-
the whole carefully srranged under suitable heads exhib
ing in detail the Power and Mode lie Exercise belonging
. every ocef forming par. o. mo Executive bssnca
History OF this Department since us hfst organza ton"
twill consist OF two volumes OF six hundrsd pages each,
dollars per volume The whole work viii be finished aud
ready for delivery in the month Of January 1851 The
attention the author called 70 the need OF such
book he has undertaken prepare, by accident In tho
first instance Happening have IN his charge consider
able amount of business the several departments Of
require thorough knowledge otthe peculiar powers, au
,horties and OF each he was anxious learn 10
which apply respectively la what manner. and whai
his clients had legal right ask for relief He
surprised find that guide upon these points could DO
way through multitude Of confused repugnsnt and dis
jointed acts Of Congress, and obtain knowledge Of the
IRE bv means OF he vague rec5rctons aud ira
ons handed down from each set Of officers, Of all grades
to their successors The trouble and pelexity o. this
friends, whose position ard ability Judge OF Inc
propriey of the enterprise ba ghy dlsrcgard-
ed the convenience and necessity OF such digest They
advised and urged him engage In the completion Of T.,
entertaining. perhaps favorable opinion OF his fit
for the task He has complied with their suggestion,
but without feeling the undssembed apprehen-
sion that his qualifications scarcely equal to the under
taking The labor is great the field % be explored vast
its subdivisions minute, and It's boundaries nnaked but
he has entered upon II with becoming confidence IN the
triumph all obstacles, Of industry. professional zeal
power The important subjects which his exesons
TO be bestowed The introduction accompanying this ad
vertisenen Wi. explain with sufficient precision the OBJ
OVID F. JOHNSON.
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Drg-dock al Portsmouth.

BosroS, Aug. lathe great dry dock at Portsmo
New Hampshire, which caught on the ways In auelnp
TO launch her last week, was safely launched yeslen
IL Is the largest dydock in America, and perhaps
as any in the world
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 10 The Cambria's ndvices ~
Europe were received here to-day by telegraph, and h
had but te effect upon our markets. Cotton, the al
lations nominal, with sales Tor the last two darI
cav bales at l2l for mddlng Flour is ia better dems1
al low prces-4v00 bbls. have been shipped for bs1
and Charleston Conii selling at 90 60 ceIts per bas
Bacon; sales Of sides at 81 75a S.