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Young America Steann Plour
AND CORN MILL,
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA.

HAVING kECENTLY EXTENDED ~ Mill.
IL ling lntsrsstsby the addition Of one Of 4. 4 j
Clsrk's Celebrated Patent rloefi09 n1llis, psilne
Machinery TO-, and having fully tested iIs capes
ny to DO nrst Glass work. Am nov fully prepsr-
ed to give ny friends and thoss Of home enter.
prise generally satisfactory evidences. thse thsx
nov nsed not 20 beyond Dassa Rouse n cfder a.
secure 70 Themselves flour shst VIII comunfe nv.
orably - any pscdsssd In ths sosntyy, No natter
BY how extensive complicated mackinsrr.
Az the object win b. 70 produee flour II The
BEST character and standing trust 10 meet WITH
that nbsf slity u patronage ~ viii sustain the
undertaking. Families Or orthers ordering door
r ON me may rest assured my best snds svofs
shall BE- given to please them, orders should b.
sent 10 The store Of the undsrsignsd. Tor me
accommodation Of families. -four oan b. obtained
when not wanted By The barrsl, 10 baas Of IL 11.
II o. s0pounds ssch, Of In sssh other 4usntitlss
- they may wish.
mar5o JOSHUA prAL.
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admission Of Evidence. In decid
ing the divorce case Of Story W.. Sto
~, Hon. Justice Roosevelt, Of the Su
preme Court Of New York, made the
following sensible remarks: II would
also suggest that, considering the nea,
relationship Of the parties to each 9th.
or, fiduciary character of the transac-
tons between them, It would be proper,
and, indeed. it is the only mode of get
ting at the whole truth, that each
should, by consent, DO allowed to tes.
tify as his own witness, subject of
course to cross-examination, like auy
other witness called Ly him: Two or
three hours employed in this wav
would probably do more to attain the
ends Of justice. in this case, than as
many years-four or FIVE have already
been spent-in the usual mode Of
in the dark with the poor
rush'ight Of merely circumstantial evi-
deDce.
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Weste,'1o Produce.

WE HAVE just received direct from
w the west, the following articles Of
Western Produce, which We will sell low
FOR CASH:
1000 lbs. Dried Beef (Ds"is's Brandt
2 Cases Beef Tongues, do. d..
1000 lbs. Bologna Santiago, do. do.
1000 lbs. New Dried Apples.
8 Perkins Cherry Valley Dairy Butter;
81 bbls. do do Roll do.
rs Boxes do do Cheese;
10 do. Foxe's Starch;
Is Kegs prime New Lard (Davis's Br't)
IS half bDls. New Mess Beef do. do.
1000 lbs. do do do do. do.
$ Kegs Pig Feet, do. do.
1000 lbs. New 8. C.. Hams, (DufFleld, 6c)
100 Sacks Bran,
% bbls. Flour;
100 bbls Potatoes;
NV. would call the attention Of the
public 10 the above artcles-tbey are all
new and fresh, and are the best that can he
bought in this city
narl4-y. A. MONTAN l. BRO.
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Duet SETTLED DY 4 LAcY.-Two
young fools Of Sacramento got into 4
quarrel about lady Of tbat place,
whom they both wished 10 marry. and
meeting WAS arranged between them
for an arbitration Of pistols, when the
young lady herself intesfsrred, and
told them that her heart and hand
were" other's.' that they moreover,
must discontinue their visits to ber.-
This brought matters 70 aoadjustment,
and the parties shook friendly hands
that late were never hostile deaermi.
nation.
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PsooaEss IN ARr.-ALrxANp1e

Processes tn ARr-ALExANp1o
Tnonrsor. Of Losdon, has made = nsw
discovery by which . lifeliks expires.
ion 10 given 70 the eye in statassy.
and the face generally il made 10 ~
sumo an appearance almost like tho
original Dr.. TuRrsul1. exhibited a
specimen Of this new art to the editor
of the 81. Louis Democrat, who thus
speaks Of it.
II is the has relief image Of a face
Of rare and randient loveliness, execut.
ed in new species Of composition,
the components Of which remains .
secret with the inventor The exquisite
delictcy both Of conception and fashion
ing, the grace and symmetry both Of
contour and detail, the unique sbad.
ing Of the eyes, the lines Of beauty
which disclose no flaw or coarseness
on the application Of the most power
ful lens, all mark this production as
one Of those fow efforts Of high art
which may be said to have reached
the vanishing point Of perfection. The
peculiar process by which the eye has
been here made to assume the luster
and vividness Of life, will a, We under
stand, be adopted by the sculptor Of
Of the statue for the great monument
of Washington now 10 process Of erec-
tion at Washington City. This gem
is in possession Of Dr.. Turnbull, the
celebrated aurist and occulist, now
tarrying for short time in our city,
to whose politsoess We are indebted
for a view oft Il is the work of Alex
ander Thompson, the great sculptor Of
London.
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TELEoRAPHrC AccuRAcY.-1n the
Delta Of Wednesday. the 10th inst J,
occurs the following item Of intelli.
gence from the Capital.
BAroN RouoE MARCH 19.-The
Bill to construct q Levee in Diamond
Island Bend. passed the House last
night, but was 80 amended a. to with
draw tho canals to be protected by the
levee from sale until The work il fio-
ished.
What Canals? Some one deeply
interested = Swamp Lands, and the
funds growing out ofthem, will oblige
Us to say what Canals, are referred to.
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A young chemist Of Cuba, named
Peyronnet, has discovered = process Of
making wine With the juice Of the or
ange and pineapple ~ delightful in
flavor and equal in quality to cham.
payne. He has already made con.
tracts for . large sxportstioo Of this
article to Europe.
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~Tbe Glasgow Herald states that
competent persons have estimated The
damage inflicted by the late storm up
on the shipping in the Clyde. and the
erections in and along the banks, At
G1C0,0OO. This is entirely irrespoc.
tive Of the great loss sustained in the
city. surbubs, and adjoining country.
Were all the cases Of damage cata.
logued and estimated, il is thought the
total loss in the west Of Scotland would
amount to half a million sterling.
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u The she1byvills (Ky-) Nsvs.
Of the 18th inst, says:
"A public netting was held in Jsi-
ferson county, on the 9th ult., over
which Capt. W. j. Hesdy presided,
at which resolutions we're unanjmouslv
passed, requesting Psscbal D. Crs.
dock, John and James Barnes and
w: q. Preston. to settle up their bus.
mess. and leave the State Of Kentucky
within six months; a. the citizens Of
Jefferson are outraged by the store.
said individuals harboriog and asso.
ciatiug with, and aiding thieves, horse.
stealers and caunterfoilers.
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For Sale.
4 HOUSE AND LOT, situated ~
IL 1t the corner Of America and St.
Charles Sts., on liberal terms. Ap- Y
ply ut this office. msrf0-ff.
For Sale.


IN the matter Of the succession Of Chains
RArDotrn, dec'd.--Sixth Judicial Dis.
trict Court-Parish Of East Baton
Rouge-lNo. 1901 . Probate"
WHEREAS. JoHn B. KLE,Nvxrra, Of
W said Parish, hos applied to said Court.
to b. appointed administrator Of the above
succession.
Notice 10 hereby given to al persons in
terested TO show cause within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice.
why The sold application should not BE-
granted. B.F. BRYAN,
mar10 3.w Clerk.
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WASHINGTON MoNuxrrr.-The "a.
port Of the managers Of the Washing
ton Monument Gays: 1.-THE receipts
Of the year have been far less than in
any proceeding year since the corner
stone Was laid. The gross amount
from all sources has been but S774o.
We have now $500 in the treasury.
and there are in al not exceeding
$4,000 for debts contracted by us, ell
Of which is to be liquidated aud paid
by the end of this month"
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HAstsiso .Axp 0eAacmlNo AnAa1-
CAN Vssssls-IMesauc7tons 70 Coz.
McCAuLnY.
Wash;ngssn, l1aseh 10.--Acoord.
ing 70 documents esst = Tho Senate
to-day the instrusliops 10 Com. Nc.
Cauley, commands of The homo Squad.
ron, issued In April laSl, sltsr' the
Spanish frigats TsrroDina had fred in.
TO the United States steamer FL Dora.
do, we're to the effect that when sipil-
ar outrage shall b. committed On any
vessel r;ghtfully bearing our flsg, he
must promptly interpose and resist
the exercise Of the assumed right Of
visitation, and repel the interference
BY force the Executive taking the
ground that the conduct Of the suthori.
ties Of Cuba in hailiug and searching
our vessels cannot rest on any terrific
rial jurisdiction on the high seas and
in the vicinity Of tho Islsnd Of Cubs,
tbi, Government denying the existence
Of any state Of tho facts 70 warrant The
exercise Of belligerspt rights. This
matter was promptly brought 10 the
attention Of The Spanish sutborities by
the State Department.
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. /, . Fancy : :. Mi ! Goods.

wi turned TO this city from New Orleans,
begs leaf respectfully to call the attention
Of the ladies' Of Baton Rouge, and vicinity
to her large and varied stock Of Fancy
Millinary Goods, Dress Trimming, Laces@
etc. nal10.1-m.
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The DEBT OF SpAIN.-An official
return Of the Spanish debt just been
published in Madrid. The total amount
Of indebtedness il 1850, 4o6,l1o
reala Among the items 10 ono Of
inscriptions in favor d ~ Uuited
Stasss, IL, 600 OO0 realss
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TO PLANTERs.

HALDs PLouGHs, Mo-. to 3 with
and Flukes,
Kings Ploughs -rstended bars. Nos. l
to-,
Hay Cutters and Corn Shelters,
OK, Log, Back and Trace Chains,
Ames l. Bowland's best Spades and
Shovels,
Hoes-east steel and forged, from in.
70 10 in. blsde,
Blind brides and Cart saddles,
Collars and Hames, for mules and
horses,
Axes, Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Besides any other article generally found
in I well assorted Hardware store.
xARGUIER 4 LANOUE,
Cor lafayette and Florida sts
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IL 10 impossible 10 deny the fact
that there il disposition In the Un
tied States to mock with "apeisl
courtesy" the doknius forms If 10y
slisy, and The actions Of English aris
eocracy and nobility. In the northern
part Of the Union, the press, which
follows rather than leads public senti
ment. is devoting attention 10 thi.
branch Of 5nobbery, and We should
Judge from the elaborate reports d
some Of them, that they have special
reporters for this purpose. Fellows
employed to "give an account" In
q paper, now before us. we oondense
tho following from an elaborate report
Of . rschsrchI affair at --, il
matters not where. Mrs. Senator
Bowitch, was tho object Of marked
attention. - the daughter Of Genl.
McJenkins. She was alfred in a
magnificent Pompadour silk, Of hec.
trio flesh color, with eleven aouuces
embroidered in flowers, and gold persl
and diamond ornaments. Mrs. Sens.
Tor Johnston wore = distingus white
dress. trimmed with sky blue, Mrs:
General Fitsmuggiugs, WAS the cen.
tor Of attraction. She appeared to
great advantage in = dark velvet,
ever calculated to cot off the ripened
beauty Of , perfect mould. Mrs. Jones,
looked beautifully in pink silk with
a point d'Alsncsn skirt, calculated to
melt into fsinting fl, the hearts Of
her envious female friends. The d.
plomatic corpse had reason to be
proud Of the fair representation Of
the Legations here, who graced the
scene-Miss Minerva Coke.
Mrs. Credit aud Mrs. Cash, with
the fascinating Miss Goslin, formed
group which attracted many gentle
men. Miss Fox the stately beauty of
the Empire State, in white, with char
ming boquets, was monopolized (mon-
opolized Is q vulgar word, but there
is none other to express what the re-
porter means in the promenade. by
Col. Snodgrass Of the Flying Artillery.
The dark.eyed Miss Lychen, in be-
blue, was prominent among
he bells. and many merited compli-
nents were paid Miss BETSY O'Flan.
'gan, grand daughter Of Jones, (B. g..
A legion Of other young ladies' were
present, fascinating the beaux-aye
md some of tho weaker kpeed mascu.
ines. gave Hymeu, special mortgage
N their hearts, at that recherche and
|istingse reception.
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~ The Democratic members Of
the New jersey Legislature, have
held meeting and expressed their
preference for M. Buchanan for the
Presidency. over any other candidate.
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What Love Will Do.-When ID,
ice broke up in the Ohio river It Ma
r'eta: recently, and while it was Aost-
ing down in huge cakes, . man CROSS
ed to that town from the Virginia ride,
on the floating ice, to get . jug filed
With wbiskey. and having succeeded.
recrossed safely in tho ssms Wy. He
loved - devotedly - LEAxDEa, and
tsntured - much for bis idol, which.
also, ~ equally ssdsnt viii bimsel1
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~ The New Orleans Medical
Nsws and Hospital Gazette, has On.
tsrsd Upon 10 third volume, and Ia
vesy much enlarged and improved.
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UssnpasSs I.ase ~ an. a 4,

O0mpsete List Of the Acts.
PAMPHLET copies Of the complete list
l of"Acts OF the Legislature Tor the ses
sion Just ended, to BE- had at the Post or
fice. tmar20-2t. JOS. MCCORMICK
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70 A Municipal election wss held
10 Alexandra. w.. the other day, 1t
which Tho American lendidats was
elected BY over 500 majority.
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Thsrnooseter Churns.

ThQRUoDlDDeOR Ch0H0Os
ANOTHER small supply, just reed,
"A and for sale Low. 1heee churss make but.
IT., luiskss, and osrs u Il, from . given quaint
y ofmilk, than any other. For sale By.
1seS-y. D. Q. n0N1AN, shsssh o..
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Gbt 9aap Gollltt.
BATON ROtJOE :::::::MAR. 81, 1850.

/ Haaos CosasorsD.- digit error
.ssurrsd in our pablishsd proceedings
sfths Lower House Of the Legislature,
ofNonday Last. The compositor made
our reporter say that 4 bill was taken
up entitled ian act for finding the
Swamp Land fund" II should have
bssn for funding The Swamp Lond
fund. A generous public will readily
~ how such 40 error might OCCUR
w presume that no one outside Of
tho Legislature itself, would suppose
that snli ghtened body would for mo-
nsnt entertain tho absurdity Of . bill
70 End The Swamp Land fund.
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CC1ool BOOKS and STATIONARY.
~ Printing Paper, Playing Cards, for sale
by J. L. VALET.
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M The Hons. John 6lidoll Thos
q. Davidson and John NJ. Sandidge,
Aavs our thanks for many CoDgrss.
siopal hvoss.
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LiDseeA Oil,
II ARD OIL: Alcohol; Spts. TGp;ntine,
- IN store and for ssle By Wholesale Of
April 10Th 1855 Druggist.
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P17rsDuao REGULATES FrLLwoRE.
"A pisce Of light literature with the
shove head 10 now freely circulating
in tho country press. Another NOR
ssss Gays: Pompcii repudistes Donel-
sou. That Pittsburg rspudistss Fill.
more. may BE- 90; but We give the un-
qualified denial 70 the charge that
Pompsii repudiatss Donelson. How
isthis rspudiatiOg done! Why, Shree
democrats ct together and pass reso-
lat'ous regulatory. On The other
hand, three Know Nothings meet and
rspudiats M. Buchanan, and whsr.
ever the repudiating takes place. Il is
taken by the party press, to b the Cpl.
nion-sntirs and undivided Of the
whole community.
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The American State Convention
Of Rhode Island has renominsted all
the present incumbents for State
officers, and passed strong resolutions
condemning the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise and the general course
Of the Administration towards Kan.
sas.
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" ~ AsvsAs VIZ AAVOs 49, VVVs~sAuS0S "
0sal. Upton. II Louisiana. asking hi.
views because Of biz heretofore promi.
nsnt position. ~ the Wing Congress.
siooal ssandard.bsarsr in the Third
Congressional district In answsr.
0sal. Upton writes lengthy letter
whieh will b found in tho paper afore.
ssid. from which W must b pardon.
ID lor making = few significant extracts.
The General says:
I feel certain that you attach too
much importance 70 any opinions that
nay entertain, in regard 10 the pres
ct relation Of parties, nor can sup
poss that PRONUNCIATION Of those Cpl.
Mons "will have ! very beneficial ef.
tsss upon public sentiment" Or any Of.
fset Whatever /; but l have no desire to
conceal from my friends tho political
ssotimsnts that I entertain. and here
cordially submit them to you.
Here follows the Generals views Of
the present aspect Of parties. Then
be commits himself in the following
language:
Entertaining these views, and with
al old issues either settled or forgot
tsa. believing BY such . course the in
tsrests and rights Of tho South, and tho
whole country. will b best conserved.
I shsll Be found heartily cooperating
with the Democratic party in the cleo.
tioo Of any national candidate whom |
thsy may present 70 the American
psopls for the Presidency At the ap-
preaching Cincinnati Convention.
The Wing party should have .
meeting It once, and make = note Of
~ above fact, because they came very
sssr u alect;og the General, some
tine ago 70 Congress.
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FRANCIS P. BLA1R.-This gentle.
man, who is resident Of St. Louis
is out in letter declaring that the uss
of his name at the pittsburg Republi.
can Convention lover which bis father
presideD was unauthorized. He says,
however, he was opposed to the repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise. and 10
now in favor Of it's restoration. He
concludes with the remark that he OK.
poets to act in political matters with
those whose sentiments coincide with
bis own, without surrenderiug the prin.
ciples or the name Of Democrat.
WHAT NExr.-.At one Of the brilliant
galas which recently took place in the
apartments Of the chamberlain to the
French Emperor, says . Paris letter
writer. there came in eight bottles Of
champagne, each the sise Of . man.
and performed minute. Sunddenly
the bottles opened aud gave egress 70
eight sailors, who danced . lively
nautical jig Tho costumes Of the
dancers were in perfect keeping With
the national character Of the dancers
The spectacle is described - remark
able for its splendor and originality.
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Notice in Partition.

DHEBE SELLERS, (widow,) Christina Brown,
/ and Michael Brown, her husband, Susan
uah Fox, and Columbus Fox, her husband,
Leonard Sellers, and John J. Sellers, minors,
of Monroe county, Ohio, and Mary Jane Full
mer and Jacob Fulmer her husband, of Wash
ington county, Ohio, will take notice that pe-
ttion was filed against them in the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, by
Peter Sellers of Wood county, Virginia, on the
9th day of October, 1856, and is now pending,
wherein the said Peter Sellers demands parti-
ton of the following described real estate, OF
which George Sellers died seized, to-wit:-The
east half of the north east quarter of section
seventeen, township two of range five, con-
tanning eighty acres cf land, situate in Monroe
county, Ohio, except twenty acres off of the
north end of said half quarter, sold to John
Hyle, and that at the next term of said Court,
application will be made, by said petitioner, for
an order that partition be made of said premi-
ses. JAS. FITZ RANDOLPH,
Oct. 29. 1856. Atty for Petitioner.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of Men
roe county, Ohio, at their next session, asking
for the location and establishment and altera-
ton of the County Road, commencing at the
County Road through Clarington, Salem town,
ship, near the NJ. E. Church, thence to the
north east corner of DR.. OConnor's lot; thence
through the lands of Charles Lobenstein and
C. C. Campbell, up the hill to near Wm. Darle's
house; then an alteration in the road commen-
cling near said William Darle's house, on the
hill, to run below the old road on said William
Darle's land, the alteration being about a hal
m mile) and then vacate so much of the ole
road. MANY PETITIONERS.
Oct 90 1S5e
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SuERIFF,S SALE.

George F. Dicks Guardian 1 over virtue of of f.Is ar
VS.. L. Ofucr VI Sftie
George Huffman, ct al. to me directed
from the court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, | will offer for sale, at public
auction, at the front door Of the court house,
in the town of WoodsGeld in said county, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m, and 4
o'clock, p. m, on
SATURDAY. the goth day Of December, 1855,
the following described real estate, lying and
being in said county of Monroe and State OF
Ohio, to wit:
All of the north west quarter of section eight
township three, and range five, lying on the
west side of Muskingum creek, containing
about twenty-five acres, together with the fol-
lowing tract of land, to wit: Fifteen acres lying
in the north west corner of the south west
quarter of section eight, township three, and
range five. beginning at the bank of the Mus
kingum creek, on the east and west line be-
tween said north west quarter and the south
west Quarter of said section eight, thence west
to the north west corner of said south west
quarter of said section eight, thence south to
said creek, thence running with said creek in
a north east direction to the place of begin
Mig.
On the above lands is a valuable grist mill
and saw mill.
The whole is appraised at S350o,00.
Ordered to be sold as the property of George
Huffman and others, at the suit of George
Dicks, guardian. WILLIAM READ,
Nov 10. 81 62. Sheriff. M C. O..
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Administrative Sale.

On Saturday the Sth day of November next
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m and four
o'clock p. m, on the premises hereinafter men
toned the undersigned as the Administrative
of Thaddeus Reaksecker deceased, will sell at
public auction the following described real es-
tate, situated in Monroe county Ohio, to wit:
The North East quarter of the South East quar-
ter of section eleven, in township two, and range
four, containing 40 acres more or less, subject
to DOVER Terms of sale cash. Appraised at
S275. JANE REAKSECKER, Admx.
of THADDEUS REAKSECKER; decd
At the same time and place the undersigned
will sell her dover estate in said land.
October Z, 1856. JANE REAKSECKER.
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S Baltimore Markets.

Elo,tr. The stock of Ohio Flour on
the market is very limited. On Wednes-
day there were sales of $50 hbls. super at
$6,624, at which quotation the market
closed heavy, with settlers.
Corn Meal.--We continue to- quote
old at $3 q So 25. and dull of sale.
Wheat. Wednesday. the markets
gave way some to 5 cents per bushel.
Sales were made of white, fair to good, at
81, so al, ,55; good to prime 81 SO l,5s;
choice 81 so; red LAS.
CJrm.-Sales were made of mixed al
SIS . 81 cents; white So 50 cents; yel'
low so q 62 cents.
Oats. Sales have been made at prices
ranging from So a 3s to 4Qand 43 cents
SEEDS. Cloverseed at 81, l2a 60 bush
els do. at $3.50. We quote Timothy Il
1895 . $50 per bushel.
Tobacco. Tobacco market con
tinues firm, with steady demand ano
prices fully maintained Sales about a'
fast as inspected. We. quote Ohio al
follows: Inferior to common brown SIS
e. middling to good reds ss 800
good to fine yellow $40 l6; fine ret
segar wrappers So IL.
RHILApELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Nov
lf.--Beef7 Cattle--Oferings5 about 94(
head,a and sales at $s,004a $50 per l0(
lbs. Sheep. - Offerings 4,s0o head
sales at s. 90 4,5O per head. Cows ant
Calves Offerings l40 sales at $25 t.
so per head. Hogs.--Offtrings 2,OO'
head and sales at $I.75 to $50 per LOT
lbs. aase ~.