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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUN.
7'Y COURT OF COlNMON
PLEAS.
Petition for Divorce.

Andrew Stafford, THE said Margaret Stat
VS.. i ford, whose place of
Margaret Stafford. residence is unknown, will
take notice that the said Andrew Stafford, on
the 5th day Of March, A. d. 1858, filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, and State of Ohio, his
petition against her, in which he prays for q
divorce on account of the gross neglect of duty
of said Margaret. And that said petition will
be for hearing at the next regular term of said
court. WM. F. HUNTER,
March 10. 1s5s.-6w. Atty for Pl'f.
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NOTICE TO HACATE n ROAD. a
NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be
~ presented to the Commissioners Of Monroe
County, Ohio at their next June session, prsy.
ing for the vacation Of so much of the Allen
Wayts road, as lies between Allum run and
Phillip Hufman's land, being less than three
fourths of a mile in distance desired to be- va
Gated. -- PETirioNEx.
April 2S lSsS-4w nd
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ATTACHMENT.

John 8. Way, Plaintiff, DEfoRE Wm
against ID D. Patton, a
Deborah Gray, Defendant. Justice of the
Peace in and for Center township, Monroe
County, Ohio, an order of attachment was is
sued on the 18th day of May, 1858, against the
defendant for tho sum Of one hundred and
Eve dollars. Said cause is Set for trial on the
5th day of July 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. N.
June 2, 1883. JOHN 8. WAY.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Sarah Scott, CAUSK PRNDING IN THE
against lCOURT OF COMMON PLEAS
David Scott. OF MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.
THE defendant will take notice that the plain
tiff, on the 18th day Of Nay, A. D. 1858,
fled her petition in said court, charging him
with adultery with one Lucinda Dillon, and
with desertion and leaving for parts unknown
with said Lucinda, and asking that the mar
riage contract subsisting between her and said
defendant be dissolved, and the custody Of the
children and alimony. Said plaintiff will take
decree At the next term Of said court, COM
mencing on the 9Th day Of July, A. d. 1888.
SARAH SCOTT,
BY RIcuARpsoE 4 SINCLAIR,
May 19, 1S5S-6w. her Att'ys.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

s Peter Dillon, Plaintiff, REtOhE 1eorge
against w. watson,
Jonathan Edwards, Dsf'nt J. P. of summit
township. Monroe County, Ohio, on the 9th
day OF April, 1858. Said justice issued an
order of attachment in the above action, for
the sum of forty-nine dollars and eighty seven
and a half cents; and said cause is for trial
June 18th, 1883, at 10 o'clock A. N. Of said
day. fEfkh DiLLoa.
May II, 1858.
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CIRCULAR,

7 SENSENEY, has this day taken into CO.
j., partnership, J. c. COOPER, and will here
after conduct the retail DRY GOODS business
under the firm of SENSENEY & co.
January lst, 1858. ..s ...
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ATTACHMENT.

AITd dCIIIVFNT. - = = -
Joseph wehr, Plaintiff, ! BEFORRJ r. .Sprigge,
against j. P. of Seneca town.
Philo Barnes, Def'nt. ship, Monroe county,
Ohio. On the 21st day of April, 1853, said
justice issued an order of attachment in tho
above action, for the sum of one hundred and.
ten dollars and forty-one cents, which win bs
for hearing on the 18th day OF June next, ct
10 o'clock, A. NJ. - -
JOSEPH WEIR.
May 10, 1858. ~ - se
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May 10, 1868.

ATTACHMENT
Charles F. Billman,l REFoRE George ".
VS.. ID Watson, a JueticN
David Scott. of the Peace in and for
Summit township, Monroe County. Ohio. n,
order of attachment was issued ON the 27th
day of April, 1883, against the defendant for
the sum Of nine dollars and eighty Eve cents.
Said cause is set for trial June 18th 1858, Il
2 O'Clock, p. NJ. CHARLES F. BlLLMAN. r.
May IL, lS5S.-pd. r.--- r-4s as
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Monroe Nlutuai
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

F1kE lNSUkANCE CUMFANH,
WOoDSFIELD. OHIO.
This company, being organized under favor
able charter obtained from the Legislature, is
now in prosperous condition, and ready to
Insure Hotels, Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stables,
Store Houses, Shops, &c., &C., against loss by
fire.
DIRECTORS.
NATHAN HOLLISTER, ISAAC SMITH,
ING. NJ. KIRXBRlDE, C. DIEHL,
LEWIS SIIPLEY, J. W. ARMSTRONG.
;. b. oBLINGER, JOHN KERR,
w. A. TALBOT, WILLIAM STEEL.
F. KoEIILER, JOHN n. RowND.
J. A. DAVENPORT
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Pres't
N. HoLLIsrER, Treas.
J. B. NoLL, Secretary and General Agent.
May II, 1858.
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The All Healing Remedy
SUGGESTED BY THE WORLDS
EXPERIENCE,
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT,
1T EXPELS DISEASE I

AI-AI AIIIC OlSEASE !
Is said that all productions of human skin
nave their day, and are superseded by new in
ventions or discoveries. Not SO with this rem.
edy. at is not for a day, but for all t;me ~
And why! because it strikes at the generic
root OF all diseases in the blood. and medical
art can accomplish nothing beyond that. Ths
ointment, penetrating through flesh and fibre
IKE water through porous substance. reaches
the germ or radix of scRoFGLA, SALT nHEux
hhfsiPELAs, CANCER, TUMoR and all eruptiye
alcerous distempers, in the cireulet;en. and
erases the taint at once and forever.
wOUN Ds, BRUISES, BURNS AND
SCALDS.
me extent to which mechanical and mann
assuring industry in this country has reach.
cd Is greater than in any other. Here there
fore, the liability to bodily accident has in.
creased in the same ratio. Accidents are Ia.
mentably frequent, and often even when
Trivial In themselves, are made, to end fatally
from want OF due attention and proper RENE.
dles. The most powerful curative ever an
phed TO wounds, bruises; or sores of auy sort.
Is hoLLowAY's OINTMENT. Every tradesman.
every man to whom an accident may happen.
ana who Is there exempt '--- should be pro-
viaed against the physical danger which,
though never foreseen, are of hourly occur
renee. = - = -
ERYsIPELAS. SALT RHEUM pvLE ES.
AND PAINS.
The cures, which this ointment effects, in
healing Ulcers oflong standing and which have
resisted all other applications, as well as in
curing Eryisipelas, Piles, Fistuias, Salt Rh,um
and pains in the limbs and joints, have been
so countless and 30 notorious throughout the
world, that any effort to give an adequate de-
tailed statement Of their number or character
would be vain. II is sufficient to say that the
ointment has never proved ineficacious.
CANCER. ULCERS, AND TUMUROUS
SWELLINCS.
CANCER, the most terrible malady that attacks
the neshy fibre, may be extirpsted BY this prop
aration. The knife cannot reach the minute.
ramifcations Of this disease, but the ONT
MENT does. Itpenstrates TO the sources of all
ulcerous disorders, and pcrfects a. radical.
cure. -
GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.
The diseases of the flesh and the skin. 10.
which children are most subject, such as En-
cRUsTED SORES on the head and face, RAsHEs,
aINewoRM, TETrER, PIMPLEs, &c., are quickly re-
lieved by this onguent.
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EDWARD sLAY's ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ was, on the l4th day of April, 1858, ap.
pointed and qualified by the Probate Court Of
Monroe county, Ohio, Executor of the Estate
of Edward Slay, late of said county, deceased.
ELIJAH G. SLAY, Executor.
June 2, 1883.
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LE0AI. M0TICE.

| III r,
IL deceased, and Charles w. Grier, John Grier,
wife, Prater Grisr, William Winecoop Grier,
and Dallas Casses Bertrand Grier. The. said
Delilah Grier, John Grier and Greed J. Morris,
being the executors of the said Robert Grier,
deceased, whose places Of residence are with
ont the State of Ohio, will take notice that on
the 26th day Of December, A. D. 1857, Nicho-
las V0gtly and John vegtly, jr., filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, their original petition against William
Russell and Ruth Dickinson; the object of
which is to quiet their title to certain land pur-
chased bv plaintiffs from Robert Grier in his
life time, to wit: Fractional section number
twenty -four, in township one, and range four.
The defendant, William Russell, claims to be
the owner Of about three acres of said land SO
sold by said Grier to plaintiffs, as follows:
Beginning at the south west corner Of said
section, thence cast to the Ohio river; and the
plaintiffs claim they purchased from Grier and
| own said section as follows: beginning at the
south west corner and running thence with the
lane at the lower side of said section to stone
on the bank Of said river. sd.
That on the Goth day of April, 1858, said
plaintiffs fled in said court their amended petit
ton in said court against the said widow, heirs
| and executors Of said Robert Gries deceased;
asking them to appear and defend the title so
made by said Robert Grier; and the plaintiffs
ask that if said Russell and Dickinson should
| be adjudged to be the owners Of said strip OF
land, that they have judgement against the
heirs and executors of the said Robert Gfier
deceased, for six hundred dollars.
Said petitions are on 6le in said Court, and
will be for hearing in said Court at the July
| term 1883. You are vsqnired to appear and
answer said petitioners on or before the frst
Saturday In July nsxt.
AoLilszzn, OKsY & HoLLlsrxR,
April 20, 1865. Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

7I717UN FOR O7VURCE.
Thomas Simmons, CAUSE PENDING IN
W. THE COURT OF COM
Mary Simmons. NON PLEAS OF NON.
ROE COUNTY, OHIO.
'NHE defendant will take notice that the plain
tif, on the 22d day OF May, A. D. 1888, fled
his petition in tho ofies Of the Clerk of said
Court Of Common Pleas, charging the said de-
fsndant, Mary Simmons, with being wilfuily
absent from him for more than three years,
and asking thai the marriage contract subsist-
ing between him and The said defendant be
dissolved. Said plaintiff will take decree at
the next term of saAi court, commencing on
the 9TH day Of July, A. D. 1855.
THOMAS SIMMONS,
BY JAMES n. SToUr, his Atty.
Nav 26 1866 6w.
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Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR STORE, GROCERIES,
OILS, &C., &C.,
SUMFISH, 9.

VTNHE undersigned takes this method of in
i forming those wanting PURE ARTICLES,
to call At the corner formerly kept by w. H.
Mallory, on Main and Water Street.
We have on hand and are receiving the
BEST BRANDS OF LIQUORS, from large
establishment:
BLACKBERRY BRANDY, DARK
BRANDY, PALE BRANDY,
NEW YORK BRANDY,
COGNAC BRANDY.
FRENCH BRANDY. GINGER
BRANDY, AND ..~a
ACH BRA NDY;
SWEET MALAGA WINE, MUSCAT
WINE, PORT WINE, GIN;
No. /, CORN HISKY,
No. l, WHEAT WHISKY.
Mountain-dew & JeSSamine Whisky
RYE AND BOURBON WHISKY.
Our liquors have been selected with great
care, and We say to those wishing to purchase
to call and examine our articles before pur
chasing elsewhere, rs We can sell rs cheap as
any other house in the county. Our liquors
| are inspected by one of the most scientific
men in the State, and We
Warrant all Articles Sold to be
Pure and free from Water
and Adulteration.
q Kegs from to 10 gallons always o,
! hana and ready for customers. Orders prompt
ly filed. HAMILTON 4 NAY,
April 2s, 1sss-sm. sunfsh, o.
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Blank Deeds and Mortgages
for sale at this Office.
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April 81, 1S5S.-St.pd
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NOTICE,

May 26, 185S.-6w.
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N(onttarp ano Commercial Aebiftu.
BALTIMORE, March 16, 1856,


There activity Stock Board to-day, and
prices rather recovered from yesterday rates in Railroad
stocks and bonds Baltimore and Ohio shares advanced
regular way y to u seller 60 days, sold at 6kG464
seier o. after 46 buyer q days AK buyer co. AN
Nor.hern central shares improved e. Northern Central
oonds Oh 1880 sold in arge from sos regular way
70 oo ouye 40 and buyer CO. There were no Baltimore
anu oho ponds disposed of 81 500 of their dividend
ders sold at I Union Bank 70 Farmers and Planters
at 26k, and Citizens at 10Y
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares Chased ar l6x hid
asked; do bonds of 81 IS asked do 1877, 81 hid a
1885, s0H asked Northern Central bonds ss5 5ok hid
SON asked do shares, TX bid Tx asked Cen,r, Ohio
first mortgage bonds, 60 bid, GA asked
There slight strngency in the money market toasv
among street operators but which do not th;n Nil,
continue There have been regret learn one or two
failures recently and such matters always affect the
ket unfayoraby for time. The banks, understand
continue to take all approved paper before Adyces
from England with Liverpool dates the 3d instant re-
ceived this morning, quote consols 964 to 96a, which
shows no advance on late quotations Cotton is rather
lower but this accounted for by the limited choice
present occasoned by the very reduced stocks hand
Breadsuffs remain dropping We fear there will be
market in Europe for cereal products at remuneratng
rates this season.
In New York to-day, Missouri 6s declined Il; Canton
II; Erie ~; Reading 191k Cleveland and Toledo OK
Michigan Southern H. The market on the whole was
firm, 'evincing more confidence.
About 900 bags of Rio coffee sold here to-day at prey
Gus quotations
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


SuGAR.-fhe demand has been active and prices have
500 hhds Saturday, 500 Monday and 500 yester
day making aggregate for the three days hhds
The market closed at figures showing advance of Nc
on Fridays currency. Inferior 22 (d34c; Common %(d
5Aci Fair 5a G54c.; Fully Fair 6a64c Prime 81! "a
oAc and choice 64 al. Low Clarified rules at 81 arc
and Good do and Centrifugal at \ 49, Received since
the 5th inst 293 hhds Exported IA including SAG to
New York and 800 to Philadelphia
M0LASSES.-We left the market at the date of our last
review ruling at 30 cts for Prime Choice since which
the demand has been still active and prices have ru
ed still more in favor of holders the sales comprising 900
bbls Saturday at 272S for Fermentng and 30
cts for Prime to Choice $50 Monday at 80 81 cts for
Prime to Choice, and 1000 yeserday-makng an aggre-
gate for the three days of $3.50 bbl market clos
ing at 2l2S cts for Ordinary Fermentng and 3Od3 cts
for Prime to Choice Halt bbls and yesterday
commanded 30 cts. Received since the inst 1921
and 900 half bbs Exported 400 bbls and 10 half bbls
including 1913 bbls. to Charleston.
COFFEE-ln the absence of imports, either direct
coastwse the stock of Rio has continued to diminish
under the influence of brisk demand now reduced
to oOO bags, while at the same time prices have further
advanced 4c the sales comprising 147 bags on Saturday
10A cts 261 II and $50 atllH cts 500 bags on
Monday embracing 1872 Skimmipgsl at 10 cts 20 at OA
cts $50 at IL cts I4 at ii cts at cts and 100
at II cts. showing further advance of 4c and 112l
yesterday embracing PSI at 103 cts SOC at IL cts 3l4
at cts and 90 at Il cts making aggregate for the
three days of 200 bags By reference to our Domestic
Markets it will be that shipment of $500 bags has
been made from New York for this port.
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET, for week ending
March 3Mackere quite active, considerable sales at $40
81 for and some at lo4 and III. Stock in first
hands quite small and held at considerable advance on
these quotations Georges Cod So for cured round 20
per 100 lbs split rs Habut L. Herring several car
goes frozen arrived retailing at 81 per l00Adrertiser
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

HAVANA, March o.
Sugar active throughout the week but much more
would have been done had the larger arrivals
this year considerably less than last; closing firm an
advance of ! to rial per last week; No to 10
64a7 rs II to 1274Ca74; Il to IA SdSs Is to IL Ga
w; Is to ~ lOal0h; white, inf to mid 10 all good
to fine u12Sd124; superior and forete 12A(d14T. A
contract for boxes produce of q
243 per box of l6 arobes with heavy cash advances
Stock &C. boxes and at Matanzas SO 600 against ISL
00O last year. Muscovado eagerly inquired for and ad
vanced rial the week for all classes stock 600
hhds, and Maanzas 1000 Molasses in more request
from the bad state of roads and necessities of vessels
loading held firmly here and outports per keg
OF OK gals for clayed AZ for Muse, with sales but we
think will only be sustained for short time Fish all kinds
IN good demand and prices advanced Pendergass cargo
F., sold at So per d. 60 boxes herring per B. Hamil
ton, Boston, 5R rs; $50 from n. Y 54 Lard firm and
advanced sales at 16, 164 and SIT, stock large W. P
boards in limited demand, Normans cargo from Bucks
port good and wide, sold at S27 Sales of sugar box
shocks at and ST. dull molasses hid city made 49,
Potatoes very and much wanted 200 bbs per Sky
at 80 rs Butter declining Goshen sold at S31 al cheese
IL hams 16H Rice in better demand and advancing s.
C. sold at II RS per India 94 S4 and TO- Freights
2s 6ddf2 Is Cd for Trieste 10; for T. s. several
engagements at 81 per box sugar IA per hhd 2b per
hid. moasses. Exchange dull, London Hale pm; Bos-
ton par to X dis
March 10-[Per Isabel off Tybee 18th inst-Sugar ad-
vanced 4 dA real closing firm, Exchange London II
PM New York y dis
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Joseph Allison, 9
Charles Shelley, :
Levi A. Slade, :.
James Beatty, jr. s
Nicholas Catch. :
Correspondence of the Daily Exchange

ELLIcoTT's MILLS, March 16, 1858.
HOWARD COUNTY CoURr.-The calling of the trial
docket was commenced to-day. The only case for
trial was No. 81, Partridge as. Hazelhurst Thorn
as, Executors of Allen Thomas Sands and Phelps
for plaintiff Hobbs for defendants The Jury re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff
Great difficulty experienced by reason of the
non-attendance of witnesses particularly those from
other counties and Baltimore city. Judge Brewer
remarked that this evil was on the increase; that
shertfs habituay disregarded their duty, and that
unless some act of assembly was passed providing
Tor greater efficiency in the return Of process and
the attendance of witnesses from other counties,
cases could ever be tried.
In one case an attachment was issued against the
Sheriff OF Baltimore city, for dereliction Of duty
IN falling to return process and was directed to the
Coroner.
Some ancient cases, which have been slumbering
heavily at the top of the docket for many years be-
ing under consideration, Mr.. Brents remarked that
they might well be stricken from the docket, as
they would never pay anybody; he was sure they
would never pay the lawyers, and they would in all
probability never pay the parties. He thought all
hands might as well pay costs and quit.
The case of Charles Carroll Us. Charles Carroll
McTavish is adjourned for Thursday.
The farmers generally in Howard county com
plain of the bad prospects of the wheat crop The
winter was bad one so these inevitable grumblers
say, for wheat, and the fly has committed great ra-
wages.
There will probably be a short session of the
Court this time. 1t is not thought that it will ex
tend over this week.
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Shipping Sntelligentf.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, MARCH |
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamship Piedmont Powell from New York-mdse to
A. c. Hall
Steamship Parkersburg, Ramsay, from Charleston
mdse to A. C. Hall Reports off Swan Point, ship off
James Point another off Thomas Point bark Maine,
from Matanzas-all bound up
schr yolant Burgess "a days from Caribbean Sea-gu-
ano to master
schr south Wind Mitchell, from NorfOlk-to William
4 Sons ~ ~ " ~ ~
. steamer Henry L. Cav, Her from Philadephia-mdse
to Henry d. Mears ' o Don
ael. INV au smith, days from Havana to the Capes
Steamer hic9ard Milling, Claypoole fin Philadelphia
CLEARED
Steamer Potumska, Cushman, n York-A C Hall
Brig Delaware, Fifeld, Kingston, ia, W. II. perot
schr. Evergiade, Putnam West Indies-spence Reid
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4ublit SALES.
BY VIM. ADREON 4 CO,
THE UNDERSIGNED nc iVr,,,aaS

NHE UNDERSIGNED as Trustees, will
sell at public sale tf not previously at private
safe on Thursday the LIST day of April at l O'Clock
r. M, at the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore the
following valuable PROPERTY, situated in said city:
NO LOT No l. beginning the south west corner of
heh street ana Eastern avenue and running thence south
e bounding on Eden street about hundred and ten
ee thence westerly about eighty feet thence northery
about one hundred and feet Eastern avenue and
thence eastery bounding Eastern avenue about eighty
eet to the place of beginning The improvements consist
OF large two-story BRICK BUILDING fronting about
one hundred feet Eden running back about
rent of S2l0
Lot No 2 adjoining Lot No the SOUTH fronting for
Iour feet ON Eden street and running back with depth
OF eighty ee subject to annual ground SSS per
annum ~
Lot No 3, adjoining lot No the south commencing
at the corner of said lot Eden street and
hg thence southerly Eden about hundred
ana ty Feet to Canton avenue thence westerly Canton
avenue about eighty feet thence northery about one
hundred and fifty feet to lot No. and thence easterly
bounding on lot No 2 about eighty feet the beginning
SUBJECT to ground rent of two dollars per Eden
street 49, A
The terms of sale Onethrd of the purchase money
TO De PAD III cash. and the balance in
al SIX and nine months with interest the day of sale
Tor which notes of the purchaser will required and on
the payment thereof deeds will be executed.
b sRo o x kA BRt}SE Trustees.
VIM ADRE0N & CO..
mh9- 1aw3w&ds IA Anct,s
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

MONDAY EVENING, March Is
There is very little animation in Breadsus today and
only about 900 bbs Flour have been disposed Of lots
at "a so for standard superne S5064 for Ohio extra and
50 per Dbl for extra fancy but the demand is mostly
supply the home trade within the above range of prices
Corn Meal and Rye Flour quiet The former is held
at S2S74 for Pennsylvania Meal and the latter 12b0
S325 per Dbl. Wheats wanted at full prices with
sales of about 500 bus in lots 81 fair
mapd with sales of 1000 bus yellow at 60 Gle in
ers but sales reported 62c Oats are in better re
quest, and prime Pennsylvania worth 35G36c, in
store, with moderate sales
Rye is selling usual at 20 per bus Barley con
nnues dull at 75 so cts per bus to quality Bark is
wanted at S2 per but there Querctron arriving
or selling Cotton is selling moderately about previous
quotations but the demand is limited to-day Groceries
and provisions firmly held and further sales of
the former Sugar and Coffee have moderate at full
prices Seeds active and about 600 bus Clover
have been sold at 81 25 $3.50 per bus latter for
prime, and 100 bags receaned do 5 per bus Whskey
is dull and selling in small way 20 for hhds and
204d21H cts. for bills
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY March IS
The offerings of Beef Cattle for the amounted to
45O head The market has been brisk and prices well
sustained. Prices ranged from 7d94 cts
There extra lots of quality sold at 10 cts
The supply of Sheep Wardwes drove yard was very
small amounting to only 500 head and in consequence
prices have advanced 90 per lbs sales of Dressed
at 9(d9k cts.
There about $50 head of Cows offered and sold at
5000 $35 each for Fresh S40S45 for do S25 s2s
for springers, and sl2(a1S for Dry Cows,