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STiTIONEsSX.

Consisting Of - best qualities pf Gap, Letter. Mercantile,
Note. and Law Paper Buff and White EuyeloT- N-iriu
Cards, Gold and Steel Pens. Pocket Cutlery, &, and
large stock OF the best Writing lk made in this
,ry Of all cU"rs. All the usual III, qualities OF
J WI. .ppaNf pip..fs
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YS.SE SiI Usage ORANGE SEED. direct
e from Texas, for sale by the bn>hei or pound, by
Feb % q. l.. THOMPSON.
PENNSYLVANIA AXES-a splendid article. Also
/ Brass Kettles AMI Manila Rope, all sizes, at
Oct q T. Il. MIIIER'S
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d. F. HIT
LANDS FOR SALE!

,-o for sale, AMI 10 bluff lots unsurpassed in
au;y of location These lots will Ice sold only I" those
Who will improve and build upon them within two
Of purchase
I,rr lit Of other lands this and adjoining counties,
tb,t will H.. -olf on to suit purchasers
Numbers c.erIIly given Application I" tiic untier-
,.r,.I at the Bank Of Ottawa IaPI2 GEO : FISHER
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Books and stationery.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
@H I ~ REAMS Cap, Letter, Legal, col9redi
tyS.yfH ~ and plain Note Paper, which viii be
EssxjY sold cheap, by the ream, half ream, or quire
aAxyY 100 boxes7-J00 in box-of Legal, Letter,
- or Note Envelopes by the NJ, C., or package.
3,0O5 quires Blank Books, half bound,
bound and full bound, for all kinds OF book keeping and
other business.
lWo Memoranda DiEry Times Books, &C:
school Books, of all iuds and varieties
Albums and fine Gift Books, &c.
All the new works of miscellaneous kInt
1000 volumes for children and youth, combining III
struction and amusement.
The grave and gay the studous and the loierer can
hld all the convenience for reading STUDY anu wiring,
Nov 10 E; Y. GRIGGS.
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A House and Two Lots at
lRNIs AIN.

A House and Two LOtS at
BAI.s-A1N.
TWILL sell my property situated IN sruti
AsA Il OTTAWA. being lot .. block 6-with improve
m,nt- thereon. and the lot IL. rear of same
isssG&A with the improy at great bargain
9sl&S the purchaser To- pay part down and the ba-
@S+ lance ON such tcr A. may be wished Ke'
O. Natrin.rr or tO the tn. premises
MAY 49, m1-F tOENflIt = NCtAfIh-
a Kar,. Chance
gryp r,tras.. large and valuable Farm time The
Il owner offers hi, Farm situated within two miles OF
f,r;vilI. station Chico Burlington 4 Quincy X
I: consisting of {3 acrcs-,O valuable timber the
balance improved prairie, adjoining the timber. well wa
,rI and Fenced together with the growing crops for 80
nj are No-t Of the purchase money remain "n
i. For further particulars enquire of \. J. GROVER,
Frrivifr. H. arl'-u
LANDS for sale.
JlIE following unimproved Lands, lying in the Towns
Il ~ .irIuh Kapiis ard Bruce. IL SaIic Co:
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TwiII eel lot I AMI III Block = II
(A Il Walker addition 20 ottawa with fI'
irtpr"yrui MT thereon. now occupied! 10y L.
issssH3av. Waterman, Es'I-, NJ y bargain
.IsslF2 OLIVER CORNELL
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Family Groceries !!

This department of the business is always kept
complete, and consists of
Brown sugars of different qualities,
Clarified sugar,
Belchers best coffee sugar,
BeIchers pure crushed sugar,
Belchers genuine pulverized sugar,
Plantation moiasses, of best quality only, in
whole and half barrels,
Beicher's sugar house mOlasses,
Belchers golden syrup,
Best Rio coffee.
Java coffee told government maTk)
Black and Green Teas.
| take extra pains TO procure choice chop. OF
tea, and request good judges to make trial OF
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Dry Goods,

Comprising mems, women ana ChiiGTru'>
wear, consisting ct The tesl styles Il prints, d.
lanes, g!ngGa.nS cha lie, lawns. printed Iaco-
urIs, printed mu.s, black six a.piccas, boiubl
zines. chnm5Iay-, red, Whit, blue, yellow, auh
gray ilauu-!-, Salisbury h4Du-is t"T children,
brached and Unh,-aciI-i Canton HInurls, silk
warp. white iiduu-iS. p.a,n and paII lu~rys,
AKRON checks 7, ticking of all widths and quail
ties, ccl"Tel cambrIcs # all colors, paper cam
brIcS. sl--Ia, Russian and American crash, An--
!Ican and Scot "a diaper, bIri>eye diaper. dam
ask n,n, table LINEN 10y ia" yard and piece.
b..ach-d and unbiraCh-d, bl-ach-d uubl.lchcd ,
aud colored Jacquard or cotton table diaper,
wooden, wolsr.d aud cotton co'ored table covers,
oli cloth table covers, and by the yard 81, A.,
and G-t brown shiI'ing aud she.ijug, some OF
them iiae, some very heavy, and some medium,
hleached Inuslins at all widths and qualities
bl-ached, unheached. aud slate colorrd Jeans.
mems aud ,soIi.rD's iiGen cambria handkerchief.
some with cuur-i toEder=, some h-mstitched :,
and sonl- palma good stock OF mems silk poe :
ct erch,is OF great variety "i pa items aud
sizes n great many kinds of cotton hdnGkerUh.ris,
mems black and cO.orsd silk cIavaIs, gingham
and lawn cTayat-. m"u's PLAN. and womrns
worked collars undrr>--ycs, about rvery color ,
width, aoA sIyi- oi taiieta, >1tln, neck and bon
net ribbons, some ot new aud choice styles.
large assortment OF u!ru'-, ~UH.rns, and
uhliirrn'- gloves, consisting oi black, white, and
coloI-d nd, SIX, linen, Li.ie thread, wor-'rd.
WOODEN, and cotton also, wouenf b!ark sltk
mItIs.
The stock "l hosiery Is very large, comprising
mems hirauhrd and brown, mixed aud fancy col.
ored cotton halt hose, linen halt hose. 4 superior
ntric- toT mems sammer wear. women's ~ hitr
slate, black. mixed and mode cuurs of all quail
ties chl!dIea : white and tIucy hose.
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A MUCH LARGER STOCK

So that every one can be FULLY SUPP lied. G0od
and substantial goods will make up majority OF
the stot k-such goo is enter into The every day
consumption OF farmers, mechanics, iabO reTs,
professional men, me TciIan;s and their wives aud
families.
.hall make rreat eNeriInns 10 1--we constantly.
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\ Farm
Snlealdid Farm

OF I6o acres, under fence aud cultivation, II
miles from Ottawa, br sale low by
Inn- Q TEUE * WATERMAN.
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I-'Or Sale,

w. half Sec 81. Town - Y. Il ? Fast. s2n acres
half -vq II. Town - Y, T. Et~t- - ar
West hale nwq Sc IL; Town - - Il . East ~
IT,. above Lands among the most desirable ~ "
sale County. situated from 9" 10 miles from ptNi
md will -.d reasonable terms Nrly ." thu I'M
.,-r-i..r,,I at kItnn III. rot al IENEI : EikER
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An lying and being in the County Of In Sale and state
Of Illinois, and that purchased said lands tie l2h Of
May, A D.. 1G, the sale aforesaid, and that the time
Of redemption will expire the 18th day OF May, a d..
ISIS. Imy2il ISAAC Y. WATERMAN.
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OTTAWA MAsHE.E YARD.

HE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
Of Jewell Finley where lie intends 20 carry the
business extensive scale. lie has hand and
Is always ia receipt of the hest quality Of American TIA
liam and Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments, Nantes, Furniture, &c. As he has some
the best worknen in the country, he feels
sured that lac get up anything in his line in "a superb
style together with low prices he feels assured that
lie viii give all those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
n. T. Orders from distance earnestly solicited. and
promptly attended to. JAMES WILLS
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II z - = shFHHNH -
DECORATED CHINA.

Atlantic, " -bst~r. Jenny Lind. plain band
blue, and geld, and usJfe lgurc tea sells, fruIt
baskets, vases, motto coh-r-, do mugs, lo.er
SETS, &c.
nI tIN IL iiIIE l.IiIsi
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COalamd Wood Yard.

Coal and Wood N;,rd.
NSESSRS. HARDING Il PENNELL take this Opportu-
vi nifty informing the citizens of Ottawa that they
leased the wharf the basin back of the Walk,
iiicHling Warehouse, for the purpose of selling Wood
and Coal, Wholesale and Retail, where all orders be
filed of the best quality and at the shortest notice We
Therefore solicit the patronage of all those wishing
purchase good article and also at fair price. Those
having large lots of Wood Coal from the country,
would do well to make arrangements with as
possible.
\. Il. Wanted several good Farms for gentlemen
coming from the East, also those wishing purcas
land by giving call can have opportunity OF buy
ing some of the best Land in La Sale co.
Office with DIR. J. o. Harris side of the court
house.
Ottawa, Feb 9, 1SJ6 s. WARNER HARDING & Co.
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oON ACRES OF prime prairie land, situated
OZO IN see -, town 81, range 4, IA miles south
Hf OTTAWA one mile from timber. and three from
coal beds IL Is surrounded by improved farms,
and has good stock water. IL t0ruis a ridge OF
land, one mile slipping 10 the south. IL will be
sold for cash ar on time erriIang ed tor imprO-
we'd real estate IN Ottawa K L.. ORriLLy.
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Glass Ware !


Leaf cherry stands, palace aud Victoria Dishes
v me glass;. ale and beer mug, tam biers OF ey
cry Sty'-, thistle aud Webster gob.eIs, cake
stands \ so few dorm OF Bru-h's native wine.
Mo.as,,s cans, plcher-, hurrd sails, ciItaIn
;iHs. solar. globe. and chimney preserve jar,
mug Jar- and covers, bird boxes and baths, gl"b-
aud police aurerHs plated and common casters,
clmphGe UHI Hand iaup-.
Table Cutlery.
Ivory handle hives and forks, corn do. back
and Iyory handle carver, and sportsman. .
knives.
Also. a splendid lot OF plated. table and DIS
scTl iVfk:. LOOhing-g.aS oi every style.
WILLOW WARE.
Baby wagons and cabs, baskets with and with.
out covers, new aud il-! I ,uabis style uf rattan
chairs, such a ladies sew ,ug and Nursing chalTS.
arm rocking do, chi!dren's do. with aud with
out rockers, 10y pans, cedar and oak brass bound
do door maiS leather busters KNIFE boxes, NJ.
servers, bed cords, cocoanut dIppe-s, whist
broom~, and a variety OF other articles, which
Ne VIII be happy 10 show TO al! those who Wa.
give u a call tAugustil SFEv ER 4 EARL
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Boots and Shoes,


Consisting Of
Mems kip welted boots,
" French calf d"
I" heavy cowhde boots,
" pump, goat, and kip boots,
Bow; boots, OF kip, and split leather,
Youths
Mems heavy brogans,
g calf shoes,
&c goat I"
/" patent leather shoes,
patent leather and cloth shoes.
Chdrems, infants, boys and youths cacks,
slips, ankle lies, kid socks, patent leather paro
dis, Jenny Lind boots, lace boots, black and CO.
lored CATERS, bronze bootees, enameled bootees
kip, goat, calf, and heavy broeans.
Women's Bootees, Slips, Buskins, Ties, and
Cutters,
OF many colors, qualities, materials and kinds.
WOODEN WARE.
Consisting of TWO and three hoop painted pals
cedar and oak super pals, wooden bowls, tubs of
all sizes, wooden churns, sugar tubs with covers
first quality Shaker brooins, common brooms, aud
Sealed Corn Baskets,
For sale at the middle store, Rrddick'- block un-
der the telegraph office, next door to the post Of
tlce, 10y MAY ~ JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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CITY PAINT SHOP.

rR0W COUCH tender their services the people Of
NJ Ottawa, in the line of House, Sign and Carriage
Painting, Paper hanging and Glazing.
Also, whitewashins with white zinc done up in the
neatest kind of style.
Shop ON Columbus street. opposite the Otawa Noms.
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Lands for sale.

U1HE south quarter sec. ~, 7. 81, H. = on tile
- Central X R--s choice piece Of land
~. acres i'm sec. 10, r. "a X q
Nl.. acres in this and adjoining counties, with
p o4-, acres choice land III Black Hawk CO., Iowa
S..s JOHN y. ANTHONY.
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Table Cutlery.
T. SIS y s.
Ssas--tEsy s !1 Eta Mail foute

BetrccR WtGpa and dl46ea.
INllE undersigned having nt<eeontract ior
L carrling the mails on lie ab6seS route, are
prepared 10 iate passengers through with COM
tort and despatch
We leave OJt1wa on Tuesday, Thursdays.
and Saturdays, al o'clock 4. 81. arrive at Au-
rorl at o'clock +. VI same dJy-passlnl
through Newark, Il r:sloi, and Oswezo.
August Il. DRCUrT y JFvE-.
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Iron Railing IIanufactory,
OF I AW a. ILLINOIS.

OH AW a. ILLINOIS.
IoHN NAGEE respectfully aurugur,s lHis ~ has
% opened. a iis above ,..s., y-;i5,-l..u faF tlg
nianu;ictur,- .f
Iron Railing .f1r Cemeteries, Froat iar.ls,
.1-k,Abiic .S2vtrcS, DC
t~a, na.'e t0ee1er, iron -h shutters. doors safes
bank r'ai7s, sheeesea roofing A. s,h. =, go.
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The above Lands will be spI to actual settlers 10y their
rr'sins a su.aT payment down, the balance Canal
f.-rI- i.pI2-;;uI l. TIIDI:NE
.,aIuabic Tract OG Land near Osi;aEs
f,rG >a-- The entire section - township - rang"
L stu acres. Allrezs C.LAELEs TpDn, SAINT Louis
No apls
r J Also. a House and Lot Columbus slot l.
block 2G Apply March I3-l b r. FAY.
THOR SALE 10 city lots Ottawa City, f"r which ihr
raj credit will he given Enquire al ieh' r. Il, ~
Great bargain.
rHOC S,IF-a Farm If eighty acres, all under good
fence. To- acres under good culriTati"u 10 acres :"
good timber, living water good h"u-e and s',,.nE
Iruit tres miles OTTAWA and FROM Nirseilie
Terms fair. For further particulars enquire 81
March Ban. D0NAr HoILECkEE, OTTAWA
House and Lot for Sale.
LARGE, r"ur,no'ii"tS, and well finished ~" story
brick House, in OTTAWA Centre, lnr SALE with one.
two, three Lots-"ne Of the very pt-an',Ht si'ha
r,.ns in the City, only minutes walk from the C"ur
~, March g9I GO WIIIPrLE-
Farm to Let.
sliIE subscriber proposes :" let easy terms, for year
or mor, hi, farm, miles southeast "f ottawa
contains good dwelling and "H"nIlnG, s"iny -
acre under cultivation fences ani everything in good e."
der Eugre the FIRE. IT'itsr "tice or 81 the ,,i'
-,rip,r on the premises marss Nv IL e. TtMPLtT"N
Siuabic Property tor sale.
Hy!IE Two Story Brick Building with lot on wiu'h n
stands Main street, opposite the Mansion H'Es'
Iu thu principal business block IN OTTAWA clear and
uuucrnl,-r,d title will L.. given Apply {" Th"' Bliss
March l. 4. CHaMrIIN, Trustee.
% You s,f Ia Buy,
o. YOU nt tn SELL
Lands improved "r uninPTovcd,
Lott with or without improvements,
Apply to the Lard and Insurance Agony OF OLIVER
CuKxiIL one door Of the Mansion iIVus- mari
House and Three Lois for sale.
HOUSE and three Lots eat IF Fox River, for sale
~ cheap Enquire at E Y urirss Drug Store
March Ism.
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OTTtN
CUSTOM MILLS !

lfTlH.f-- FuA tha ga.is generally, tltt ti'y have
Ii'rI "" t"lF Ni. i3tlr"r'v luua So fie ni NJ.
f"tr.r 1871. lt placing If b. H-s superior and j.,
ut.;l. Their 4rr.saa,ut- are expressly AK i-5
t", and Ia-d, ju Nsys ri rendering 10 "a ~II-r.0E
"a >Epu NELL.
Where the irfrr4- hgs. their -rfGllH % every Va
.s'E- d"ne 'Nlod;uusiy and promptly. w ErirI
wheat '"ra- Rye and EgrkshrIt. having machinery
l.'! &" e-ri. and ~. machinery being ~ u-s ana
under tir 1nHrager ~ Il au -yiryIs,ess iIi-r- arc
,.lf'i"nt Of beng alb. g. Esr ;;sf ia c..ses-
w tuFlte farmer 60 give 4 trial AZ least.
Cfjz.l- ~ ottawa -I-cifgl'y informed that
are now prepared 90 furnish them with superior article
o. suurrfUe FuEr, also lI, ca aud RS Flour C.Tn
Nal Bran. and u.'er Feo'i-. an 81 which VII Pc
promptly delivered ia any part of The CITY.
'HtbsE ~late VIII nc iDtlIi 1t %, -tnr" uf J. g. Ma
finger, where orders iay 70. left for dy,ry during i-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26

ALMOST DUEL BETWEEN TWO GERMANS IN
|HclGo-Our German citizens were thrown into quite an
kctemsni yesterday by the report OF duel between
Svo we'll known Germans-Dr Louis Spannage and John
kcob schwartz celebrated maker and vender OF shirts,
Randolph street, opposite the Court House Schwa-z
quite plucky man, very rascible and exctable. The
bctor Ia q large heavy man. but not looked upon a.
k<irnz cbarscter The dispute out OF which the duel
+ose occurred In lager bier saloon, and, as ~ usually
be fact one OF the far In the case The upshot
AZ that spapnagel challenged Schwartz for calling in
beeton the reputation OF the lady and an appointment
as made for the next Thursday morning ., Cottlge
rove south Of the city. Early yesterday morning the
hrties started OF In a coupls OF bugres and having
uded the police got wind OF the affair, arrived on
Q ground unmolested. They furnished them.
Ives with two physicians. The STE gard OF the Ma
pc Hospital also accompanied the party 10
e fair play, A. United states officer pro-
by. The seconds, II Is minated by those IN the So
thout letting the combatants know OF II. All things
spng preraI cd, the word 10 take their places was
ven but the Doctor could not he brought TO the
ratch The shrtmaker more valiant; be took bis
bound. Some say there wa considerable weakness Of
e knees on both sides, however, and the counenancc
The parties looked rather blue, Notwithstanding that
. morning was by no means chilly ore At length
2 roctor with difficulty, was able TO utter between his
atsrnq teeth few broken sentences. He said u was
had FOR two gray headed 10 ccme there TO shoe,
ch other and for hts part be was willing TO pay any
IMAGES that might have been occssoned 10 his gallant
ponen, aud hs friends. Upon this mutual explanations
k Mace the PARTIES returned 10 the city, AMI the affair
a clos ed by q champagne supper lest evening, at
h.ch bealfhs drank, &c, &c. And so ended the
sl-Chfdgo Democrat lug. e.
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Our Sierra Leone correspondence.
VFFFf1f I8F'F'H v"'y 'VI f0"''
Attmpfs Of he Fseneh u HaR apoivs fYGfs

Atsmpts Of he Feaeh 10 MN paiys ryafs
Trade Is dull; very little produce coming in Palm OIL
and hides particularly sought after anu caught up at any
price Immediately they offered indeed Il cir afriva
is anticipated cash tils England u ID TO their
purchase The French appear % be or endeavorng e
lmonopoze the trade lately done by the Americans.
They use cash bills in most OF their actions ard
have bought tie bulk Of cargoes oersd this
season One two American vessels have exceed
ngly lucky in getting hides principally through s,les to
tne French they having purchased assert themselves
until direct mportatons could be got ont from New Or
leans, which now cay expected 0ne, French ship
500 tons more, loaded with tooacco rum, lumber g.;
enough 10 supply and ports between his ana Senegal
for year or more. Both palm "a AM hides ara paying
well IN France. Frenchmen 40 their business in vcty
cheap manner living very hlta, aod rev tho fstaf
francs quite exats them lhcy npper Sd-oltentmei
little much sofor strict proUty one vessel the brig
Trenton, exceedingly lucky II procuring cargo o.
hides principally through tuis source aui whcn
learn here is likely to do well repetition could hardly
be eqpIcted by persons OF experience. fne French wi
ship all their produce aad thould this drec
importation continue, youf count ymen hardly ex
pect 10 compete.
The health here is generally pretty gooi, for the
son, with reasonable state Gi peace with surrounding
tribes, where war existed year since.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-26

|Hon gsxps NEAcHAM died AT mtddiebury, Vermont on
2d its, OF congestion OF the brain and lungs. NJ.
achar was the representative from the FIRST district Of
mont IN the prcsent Congress. He was one OF the
a able men In the state and chosen representa-
In 1915 to the Thirty nrst Congress, and has been
uary elected 10 each succeeding Congress- since tia
be. He had lust received the republican nomination
re election
Information has been received at the Department o.
te AZ Washington from the United Sttes Consul a.
shenburr OF the death OF LEVI RAMSAY, In the hospia
that place.
ArtxASplR CARROLL, Esq, ore Of The EDITORS OF the
arcston Courier, died about nnc o'clock on ,ne even
. OF the 2ist inst after a sickness Of four days.
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Choice extrs Georgetown, Richmsnd City
Mills and - Louis. ....-............5o
Canadian Vas Tm. with sales Of 200 500 Sss at The
above quotations. Southern was also firm and In good
asTs1 with sales % 1000 What 100 e0 ,m 1spo ,s
new grades, and choice new white advanced
about &C. per bushcl. The sales embraced about
5000 bnshe including prime 10 choice Southern white
At 81 6b 6s with sales OF Southern red at 81 s., and
5000 200 bushels prime new amber coorct Ten
nessee, at 81 90. Old wheat dub; fair white Caua
dian sold at 81 So and sale OF poor red Milwaukee Club
was made Al 81 ID, and Chicago spring sold al 81 ID
81 Is Corn was easter The sales embraced $4,000
$4,000 bushels, including lots for Eastern shlpmsat 10
sound Western Mixed at 6sc., 6oc, and CSC Rye was
quiet at SOC. Oats wero at 45c. a7c. for State and
Western.
Cornx-sAles Of 200 bags Rio we're made q, lohc. a
nkc.
torTos The sales we're confined to 500 GOO bales,
fRroRs.-Raies were without, change Of moment,
While epgsgemeass were moderate. To Liverpool abou,
5000 30 900 bushels or wheat were engaged at d.
ID, in bulk and bags, with engagements Of some hour
at Is Cd, ard cotton at isf and 500 bbls iosin At
Is Cd, and zoo boxes cheese At 2ss To london taoo
bbs aour were engaged al Is. iokd To Havre grain
taken al 1sc, -four at roc, and cotton al 90.
vssel vas taken 70 load at Baltimore for Rotterdam
Bsr was unchanged with moderate sales al sec csc
lRo~ nrm, with sales Of Scotch pig at s3i SOC s32 90,
IiaS-salcs Of 600 bsls we're made at ssc, for com
mon Rockisnd. Lump wss quiet.
NAVAL sToRts.-SpiriH were in good demand, andxste0
bbls. sold for export at iotsc. a Ale ofherde
scriptons were unchanged
oIs inseed continued IN good demand, with sales OF
1000 5000 gallons at 81 os 81 o. in casks and bbs
RicE-The recent storm accounts have made the
market more nrm. The receipts wi be moderate for
time The sales TO day 40 casks, al SIC.
aSsc.; and 800 bags Pa,ua, for export, AZ PIT
PROVISIONS --pofk-1hc market was heavy. The sales
embraced zoo bbls OF meas, 200 bbs Of which sold
$40 IS and 500 do do check to-day, sle lsI Prime
sacabic at SIT s7 ASS, In small lots Beef was
heavy. Sales were confined TO 100 200 bbs, at % a
81 Tor country and - 30 IS for do. Other des
crip,ous unchanged Cut meats were steady. 10
hhds shout iers were sold Sac, while hams were
exc loo. lard firm, with sales Of 200 BIB g. at
l3Ic. Butter IN fair de nand nj lie. 22c Tor
state, and 1sc 1sc. for Ohio Cheese was 10 nlr de
ms nd al Sc. &C.
sreAss were in fair demand. The sales embraced
about SEQ 900 bhds Included in which we're $50 thds
Porto Rico, at about SC. Skc, aud the remainder Cuba
| at SC. asf
wHlss.Y-saIos Of COO bbis Jersey aui State prison
/ we're made al "a &c. ?bc.
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CASAL.-In the last month, $40 Amer
n vfsseis passed thi ough, and 236 Canadian ones
king total Of $685. being IL more than In July OF last
pr, and 10 oi the year before--a singuary near ap
xmation d the number passing through 10 the
Giug months Of the three consecut 20 years
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MONDAY, Aug. 25-5 p N.
AsHEs.-Tnc receipts very light Pots sell
ing at exc, and pearls at 81 IS There was little
Offering.
BRsADs1rrYs-r1our-Ther receipts were limited which
with the foreign news via Quebec, with good local de
mand caused common and good 10 medium extra brands
TO advance from &C. loo per Dbl The sales OF all kinds
embraced {, 900 5000 bcs al about the following quo