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OroxiIIe Manufactures

George Smith, Eco, Jeweler Of Oro-
vile. has just comple'ed a magnificent e.
ulator, which may be seen for day or two,
at his shop on Montgomery street. 1t isa
magnificent specimen Of mechanical skill,
and will be removed in day or 20, to take
it. place in the paw lion Of the State Agri.
cultural Fair at Marysville, after which, we
believe IL is the intention # Mr.. Smith to
exhibit it at the Mechanics Industrial Fair
at Snn Franciseo. A. a specimen Of Oroville
mechanical skill We mention it with pride,
aud the manufacturer, presents it TO- the
inspection OF his brother manufacturers,
Con f1eut 10 the belief, that they will pro.
no ince It master piece. The following
are the dimensions OF the Regulator:
The frames are Of f1e, haud.rolled brass.
screwed together by six pillars two and one
half inches long. and three. quarter inches
thick. The wheels are Of rolled brass, cut
from the solid metal. The pinions are three
in number, made Of steel; they are so con-
structed that the head comes of the arbor
ton, with the outside frame, so that the
motive Tower is visible. The pendulum is q
mercurial one. for the purpose Ct coDpen
snting the effects of heat and cold. The es.
chpement is of the frame style, with stee
points or pallets inserted by means Of bind
ing screws. j, has an extra attachme mt 70
putting the cl,c in beat. The number o.
teeth in the wheels are as follows. Great
whee 180, makes one revolution in twelve
hours; centre wheel, 1913 teeth, makes on'
revoluti' n in one hour; third wheel l2(
teeth, makes one revolution in seven ant
cne-half minutes; scape wheel 80 teeth, on,
revolution in one minute The pnions eacf
have lG lenves The dial wheels that car.
ry the bands are arranged 80 that the hou,
hand, minute and second hands, run IN ,heir
own separate centre The pendulum is thre,
feet three inches md two.tenths from III,
centre Of oscillation TO the centre of tn,
quicksilver jar. and AZ inches over al. 49,
Weight Of pendulum fifteen pound; the mo
tive power is sustained by n weight Of three
and one half pounds, running ever a sin Il,
tully. The dial is thirteen inche. in diam
eter, engraved and silvered The case is o
rose wood and plate glass-heghth sever
feet Fix inches. The clock runs seven day,
and twelve hours, with n maintaining power
to keep going while winding. The escape.
ment is jewelcd. Total number of detacha
BILE pieces. 1853. Total number of teeth in
wheels, $50.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

GEoRGIA.-The Augusta (Ga J Couaiiu.
fionaiisf. a prominent Democratic paper in
that State, closes an edi orial upon the con
di ion of parties IN Illinois with the follow
ing comments upon the course pursued by
the Leoompton Administration wing in that
State. Tho Constitufionaiist p-onounoes
the Adm nistration organization in Illinois
"a faction arrayed against tho great bo1y
OF the Democracv." In referring TO the L s..
eomptonites in the State, that piper says 4:
They nre n minor'y--n n faction. we shoull
rather say--arrnyed against the great b 4 '
OF the ILLINOIS Democracy, and j 'opHrd zin d,
its snc;e's by making n test of iarty ort' o.
d"xy upon question which has spent itself.
and which the majority are willing to con
slider rs an ex'inc, is.ue. Under these cir.
cnmstances. persistence in their opposition
to Judge Dougl sand to the regular nomi.
nees Of the Democratic party, whatever may
have beer it's propriety and it, nee salty in
its inception, will showa factious. disorgnn
iz'ng and vindictive spirit. and fasten upon
them the responsibility for ali the conse-
quences which may follow division of the
party.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

SANTA CRuz.-A correspondent Of the
.4iia, writing from Santa Cruz. says:
The Anti Lecompton democrats organized
last night. They expect to carry their tick
ct the next election in this cunty by al
overwhelming maj rity c. = Hester wi
undoubtedly be indorsed bv them rs candi
da'e FIR District Judge There seems to be
a strong Determination by the Anti Lecomp.
ton Democrats, in selecting candidates tor
the Legislature and for Supervisors Of the
o,un'y, to nominate only such men as will
pledge themselves, and who can be dependei
: pom TO do all in their power to ,etrench
tho expenses OF the State and ciunty gov
ernments, and in this way reduce the oner-
Gus taxes with which We arc bur,hened at
present.
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Sheriff s Sale.
10y VIRTUE OF TWO wRIrs oF

- eNecnli'n, issutu "ui Oi the lts,r.d tuurt 81
the Fifteenth inuClll District and for The ',nr.
~ Of Butte, and >iate If California tn me- dir.rtnn
and delivered, commanding To make tn. sum OF
nVe hundred aud huy ia Is 100 dollars bearing inter
'st NJ tn" rate ot ten per cent per sunu H. until paid
Sess lhe sum uf SAP 10 l00) and the SUN ut tAeuiy.
tour 2,-Io0 dollars cos IT suits aud al accruirg cost,
On snid writ wherein Il br MclI~E IS rlahuG nmi
James Miller and George Nlchul nrr lIrfenian : Al
- esum oi tNu thousand oue huntr,d a Il seven
''-'uO dull"ts, bearing prrs Mt the rate OF ten te
ch' per "Inun until paid, ant The further sum OF
.n''-""e iOV dollars costs SIit aud all nccruug
cost IN sad wit wherein WM >ESRltr is Ptai
IN. Ahd JAMES MILLER and GEORGE NJ uUL
ard Deiendan :. have levied upon amt vi / TX u~r
"l phohc sale. {" the highest b der T. ca,h, SAT.
nrday The llih day ut september A, - I-5S. ut q,
mut " : ocl ck Z. VI. ~ snl day. All of the right.
h''e anu nut rest er the named ,ief,.n ais H.
"uu % 10 'he id'u"iug described property to vii All
hat cer'ain plt4ce bWy uf lani sitult.d in tie
Nu"hts ct butte, hear the ot If ne ut the Iabh
"ou'talnS nooHt iva mtl's from y MYERS Kich
anu ABOUT one mite from the TO tpuw ud kanch. anl
", r. particularly drscrb "a NJ lows 10 vii: ~outh
we Q'arler sec ion No -, TnHnshIp North 20,
Notth ia Y" B. II. Mt. uablo Meridian North IA,
Qdarter Seciun No. ~, luA Anships North %. North
"ahge Ea.t. NJ tDiahlo Meridian. North W,s q .Hr
yer section 26. townships North ~ North RutS 81
tusi WI. D,Abio " ridian IN West Qaai ter sc.
''o' \" 70 town hlIs North ~, North Range East.
Dhb - W. rinisn. SuutL tais q Iartcr >tci "a No
., iuwn'ht, Norm -, North Ran-e ) East, vi. III
a"'n M' Fabian oontatnlng $40 acrus If land 10
e'her with all AMI singular the leueen :. heruusih
'"eh's and app 'rtanencrs ther,-nh longing 1.
" yNlss ao4urtai"int Also that cet la pr"p' ril,
ilnaed IA nngun Township Hu e, ,.uun, Muh
Nho~h - he 8ul ao ilrtz hiiii opery, con'is
V'e Gu "a Miii, Ma. hin " TX ns. ae nent iu
"pfarsanehees ug~ther :" tth the = u. ..eige u
a' d H.tr snIi mtil, aud tn land ap IA hien -Ali
mn add ledSs are si,1stei. Also about 100 II
uiz rAitaS lT.{ rear sari ntl
Tue ap1Ne sse g. take place al the Court HOUSE I
said.
" d PLUM Sheriff Butte County.
Dated oroNiie, Aug. &0ta, 4. -. 1855
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The YaLLER JANpERs-ScoTTY We
have been misled by vague reports concern
ing person named Scott, who. it will be re.
memhpred went to the District If Columbia.
Just before or after Judge Crane go, to be n
delegate from Ragtown, Genoa ard the
Hangtown Wagon Road. We had bee me
impressed with the idea that Sc tt had gone
to Europe to "do'' the heavy Ear! business,
at pre arranged costume oblg tory" par.
tio.. to BE- given . t the re-iiences Of the hus.
b,nd Of cur distingni-he and 'inlustriaus"
Senator, Mrs W VI Gwin bat il seems We
were mistaken, for according 10 tho suhj in
ed which we Gni in tie s. G,,be, he is
s,ill in his own dear native State. @, wing
domestic felicity anil torpid liver. Says "A
Wa. hington CORE. .pondent Of the Glote:
| Twas di.appoin'ei in finding your worthy
repre-eniati-e. c L Scott, could not 90 vt
Last n all. Just on the eve OF leaving IN the
5th, n tefgrar hic despatch reached him
from Berkeley Springs, in Virginia, to the
effect that his pre- ence was Indispensable,
/ as his lady was attacked with urgent symp.
T. ms. He ncc rdiucly FASTENED thither, and
fortunately il VAS for him, as he no sooner
renchcd there. but was him, elf attacked with
, symrtoms Of jiundice, and VIII saw him
Mt the Sprints last werk, he looked "a hav-
ing suffered much. His constituents CAT
wei understand that he has a duty to per
firm to his y"ung wife whois rather delicate
at present md as he has o exteuu itinn t.
make for hi- cour-e in Congress, they can
presume, spare him until next year, as BY
iftItc / I Il MT itl bst W II n,
out this
Oh yes we can spare lin until the mex
Ger tury-"iike a dam"
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Win THE ApMINisrR ,TIoN Some Of
the Lecompton organs say that Douglas j.
with the Administrati" So was Richmond
with X ohard Ill. at the battle OF B,swurth
Field. Richmond stayed nj h Chester unti
he vanqni~hei him. and Mr. Douglas, ac-
cordlns TO the steamer news, proposes to
stay with the Administration. until he Il.
ieatS the Administration aud the Relub lean
candidate Tor L $ Senator { on illinois.
Strange times, these, when Democrat c
Pcs dent prefers radical Republican
the author OF the Kansas Nebraska Act, for
U. :. Senator. Dem.
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GRAPES We are indebted to Geo. Roth
rock. E'q fer specimen hunches of gra ,es,
ra'se' on his rarch in Eu cka Township -
We thank him kindly.
Mr. Ro'hr OK hna Issued circulars for n
grare party md ball, to bo given at his
ranch en the a4th. and aso extends gen
eral invitation by advertisement in another
column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

sMocRArIc CoNvENrIoN IN sIERRA Co,
"A desratch In the Sacramento Bee. states
that the Democratic County Convention Of
SIERRA met A. Downiesille on the I7,h,-
There we're present one hundred and twelve
delegates from al parts of the county. Tho
greatest possible harmony existed and much
en'husiasm was manifested. 1t indorsed the
Democratic State Convention aud &C ndemn. .
cd Lecompton. The following nominations
were made; For District Judge. R.H
Taylor; for Senator. John J. Musser; f r
Assemblyman. Alonzo Platt, and Warren
Heaton,
Tho ticket is q good one. and will un
donbtedly be successful before the people.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

AccEprsD.--Ihe challenge of James Ken.
novan to Henry Derrick, says the S. f.
Times, TO run tot race OF six miles, each
10 draw s"lky aud b y; has be n accept
ed by the after. aud the conditions Of tho
match are in pr gress II arrangement. Both
parties are well knosn pedestrians. and the
race promises TO be an interesting one.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

FERRY Boar SUNK Lathrop's ferry
beat sunk yesterday morning on the oppo.
cite 'ide Of The river. They were engaged
crossing drove Of cattle. when a rush oc.
currsd and overloaded the boat. No par.
particular damage resulted.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

&ss- a Washington letter says. "a by this
steamer Commissioner goes out to exam.
Inc into the affairs OF the Surveyor C eneral
anu an opportunity will by this means be
Afforded TO any persons who may teel agriev.
ea 10 make known the tact BY the last
steamer Commissioner also went out 20 ex-
am,ne INTO the affairs of the Indian Agent.
with similar Instructions -
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

LEcohProN MEETING The grand lie
compton Ratification Meeting which was to
have been held in Marysville. on Tue day
night. was fzz'e. Henly did not arrive to
address the masses The President having
appointed commissioner to examine into
the affairs Of the Indian Agency. il is sup
posed BY some that Heply may bs Jeraensf
the President in . short time.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

.PunLic sPEAKINc.-IIon. j. G. McKib.
oen' and William L Dudley. Democratic
nominees for Congress. will address the De.
mocracy Of oroviilc md vicinity. on satur
dry. August 2sth 1868. Let the Democra.
~ come and hear them
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

ON THr SruMP.-Col Z,hriskie has In.
ken tho stump avnics, that .n,ohed roitical
mons'rosi'y' Lecompton. He invites any
memorable opponent to meet him and dis
cuss the political issues in voived
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

Gc- Several Of the rabid Leccmpton
press Of this s ate have considerable to say
about the" Fusion in Pennsylvania, i" but
they are quite silent about the Lecompton
and Republican fusion in Illinois.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
NJ q TT Z O ns

From ard after this drie no Leral Advertisements
VII he INSERTED until mi for PolitIcsI AID The
str'ea' printing must be paid for on dc ivery The
atovo will be str,ctly adhered to-
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

NFw GU>~O Dt.Cpvs7GEs 1t h1s been
ascertained that the Island Of Kplna con
t'ins a donosi' Of 60 d guano, ct mated n
5000 70 5000 'on4. An analysts shows thar
about - per crut Of pure phosphate The
rosition Of the Island is supposed to te nh NJ
10 north latitude aud 10 west lougi-
tude
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
Butte Table Mountain ConSOIida.
ted Mining Company.

"a Office Is hcrvbv given. that shares Nos :. 90
1 y l23, and llg in the above nun ai Co. will h .
sold nj public auction on Satur,iay, September 18Th
bet"eth 10 hnd IL O'Clock. IA, al the Court hons
orovilla t. pay up for ba, asspsstueu's Ev urd.r
vi Board 'f Trustees. WM. II. RHODES Prest
lMAs WALnNNE4. SecN
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THANKs.-we are under obligations to
Col. Mum. off. 7 Dickey & Co.. for gen.
erous supply flee.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20

EXPIRES FAvoRs Tom Callow. of Wells
Fargo & Co.. has our thanks for down river
papers.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-20
Antelope Restaurant !
Corner Bird and Iluntoon streets.
JAMES DUNN, Proprietor.
u All o z II u re.
EACH nISu WIZ. pF SFPVFn WITH BREAD
AND POTATOES FREE OF CHARGE.

Reef steak .....................12
PprN 40 ............ ........l2
''il Nic'- IL
TipP, t'roiled or Fried ............... 80. :. l.
liver do do ................ 10
Nu Hn 'n'f ~
~'"Wpd NJ non
Porter orse Steak ...................2 o
Fried Onions .......,.. .......... .......... y
liam aud F"gs... ............. ............' o
q oelrttn or Scrambled .......-..............h 30
Poached ggS on FoHst... ............ 80
'vst - W Observation-Disclosures. 80
Nh-h ana III E.......-
v g''a L. hp.......... .......,,,..........i J.!
Nh'c1r'fi 90 .... ,.,,.... "
nry vi K Toast ..................... .... -
Hot Cak" or koils.................. ...... II
IL or Pnf'trg ....,....... e.. y
l'' or II - "
O-ovi ~. A gust n. 1853.
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SheriH's Sale.


ES tIHEl 10 OF An EXECUTION.
HO ISSUED out III the District Uuurt ui tie Tnid la,
dclnl DIS rci, IN and Tor the Couu, of mt, t'ru1
ana state ot aornia- 10 directed and delivered
c'mtnahulhg me ~ make the su u ut nine thousand
i've hundled aud eighty five dollars tS,l5-5l win
interest thereon nj the rate uf md ONE half r
cen per month from the h dav of july A ID lSjs
"i'l' PAID ANA the further sum oi twelve t>-,,t>.
seven "ue hdr"d las Sl2 = dollars costs of suit
anu M hcrrulnR costs ot SAID writ her. in A\DREW
Gil '6SELL il plaintiff. and JAMES WILLIAMS i
defendant. have levied upon and Will ek,,o>e a,
pu"lIc SAFE ~ the highest bidder Tor cast. a Sut-
'day the nth day Of SrIteub -
- - al 4 hour At > - cIuck L. Vi of -uid .,v N
ot the right title and ute OF the above naula de-
iendanl, III ana To all that certain piece or ar.p oi
ihu plns and being situte in Chico township I,ujt.
county, AMI State f talItorni /. and kuovn -, ~.
" Rancho D. tAiwtln and more pnrti.ul,rIv a.
ScHbed as follows to-wr: Beginning Al a pnirt n,,
the sacfam ~" rNer about Que .tul QUE half mile.
oe.ow tue fourth Sanirrd parallel tth SAID
t"lnt being tue north west corner of the . Liam
Secn Ranch"; lhrurr run ing nurh sixty piybt a..
gree' lhs eat, eve hnnir,d ANA two aud forty
K onr-hunir d'hS 'OI 40 100 ain, chains To- a
stake Alked 'Farweli ,sii line from the sara
ncnto river $50 chains To NJ. Dtanlr meridian being
the boundary line between said + rwelI and Llapn
SEQ Ranch j thence from said stake m; rked Far.
wen north fourteen aHd one half III = degrees
EAST hve hundred aud threA chains itsT To chi "a
crrek, thence down said creek with it, nranderiny.
To the Sacramento river; thrnce down sud river
WIN ITS mrauderIngI to the place OF hrginuirg con
t'luiig five leagues or twri ~ two thnu.ai,i n,,-
hundred aud ninety three - g3l acre, of iaud mnr
or less, Hnt ing claitn number On the d0cArt of
me late United States ltul Comm ,.iourrS rttu
number 4si nn the docket ST land clim~ Ia aud to,
tile District .ourt of tie United States tor tho.
northern district of the State of lifrrnia tolehe
with all and singular the Moments. erad,tamcnts
dnd appurttucrs ther, unto belonging or ia aut
wise ap, ertatulug.
he alb W sale to Iakc place qt ,h- Court Tiou.,
o', ia the town OF Crovle. County aid STATE aiur,
sud.
y. y. PLJ,N ShrriF Butte County.
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Ter ru'tices # I've rerca
JOHN 3. Berry,. ....EDWAED lDONAHO
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y r fprt'nths,

p. MAGUTnE,.......J2RRY j. COLLINS
County Bonds for Railroad or Wagon Ronds--No
t~flec'ior, wrdpesday ser,e-ter l.,
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THE ARMY And NAVY.

meeting purporting to represent the wishes Of the
people Of FL Paso held some. time since, in which
dsgacefu charges preferred against officers of the
United States army at Fort Bliss opposite Ell Paso, and
asking for the removal of the troops stationed at that
Fort large meeting subsequently held at III Paso
at which the proceedings of the former meeting de-
nonced their resolutions declared false and sanderous
asking that Fort Bliss be strengthened instead of broken
up &c. %
The headquarters Of the Utah expedition under Brga-
dcr General Harvey will about the 10th of
June, bringing up the rear Of the expedition
The United States sloop- ofwsf Plymouth Commander
Dahgren sailed from Norfolk at IL o'clock on the Sd
instant for tho Gulf
The United States sloop Of war Germantown Comman-
der Page, sailed from Singapore March "a, for Hong
Kong
AT Philadelphia the work on the new steam soop of
Lancaster is progressing rapidly About two-thrs
of her plankng has already been done She IL to be
lifting propeller and will carry eighteen guns Her ma
chinery now Of construction by Mcssrs Reany
Ncaf6c Co. The work the ship Il far more advanced
than the latter It is thought the steamer will b. ready
for launching by the first Of August but 1t 10 doubtful
whether the machinery will be completed by that time
The work of repairing the frigate Congress is rapidly APP
preaching conclusion.
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PERSONAL LNTELLLGENCE.

Lord Lyndhurst completed his seth year on the 2st
of May His lordship is in excellent health His seniors
in the House of Peers Lord Sinclair, who will COM
pete his Goth year he lives to the 30th of July next
and the Marquis of Bristol and Vscount St. Vincent who
born in 1859 and 1857 respectively The latter no.
bleman consequently at the present the father
Of the House If Pccp-Londun Paper.
The Hon. Mr. Nichols, of Ohio, has written letter
declining to be candidate for election to Congress-
The sword worn by Col Joe Davcss, at the battle Of
Tppecanoc Is to be presented by Mr. Todd of Indiana
to the Masonic Grand Lodge Of kentucky Col Daviess
fell at Tppecanoe.
Madame Ida Pfefer is on her return home She sailed
from the Mauritins the 18th CT March, and is expected
In London the second week of June She has fully
recovered from her Madagascar fever kcn il pro-
bahe In consequence Of the harshness in which she
caprciousy expelled from that island by the Queen
and is preparing her account of its wonders together
with description of the Mauritius. When Madame
Pfeffer embarked in 1856 this her fourth voyage
she announced it would be her last her age then
ffty-nine.
The New Orleans Pcayune mentions the death in that
city, on the LIST inst Of Joseph A. Bare described "a
'that honorable merchant and noble man - He was q
native of Como, Italy and bocamc resident Of New Or
leans in early life. At the time of his death and for
many years previous he the consul 1t New Orleans
for Portugal and the Two Sicilics
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IRON tho New Orcans Hcayunc, June
We recently published some particulars Of an expedi
ton Of Texas rangers, commanded by Capt John Ford
famous Indian fighter In search Of and against the Ma
konies band of Camanches. Tho expedition left For
Blknap on the 25th OF April, Capt Ford having unde
his command Ill rangers, and Ito Indians from Brnsc
reserve It was stated that Fors men were well mount
cd and equipped and each man, In addition to good
gun, had one or two sx-shoocs Colts navy revolven
The rangers 1t stated all picked men, and be
Ing unencumbcrcd with baggage could march with gre
rapidlty. Tho Nakunics believed to be canpsd
nearly north Of Fort Bcknap about three days good
travel, and north OF Red river, and It understood
that they were confident of whipping any force sent
against them. W
We have bean expecting TO receive by every recent ar
rival from Texas accounts of this expedition, and last
evening grahcd by the perusal of letter from
Austin, briefly announcing that Ford had achieved such
victory over tho Indians a. will most probably csuT
the survivors to remove quickly and permanently from
the northern frontier
The letter states that express from Capt Ford az
rived at Austin on the evening of the 26th ult with the
intelligence that the expedition had fallen in with the
Indiana and that running fight. covering six miles
ground, had bean fought In which Ahe Rangers were
completely victorious The Indians, II appears, nun.
bcred some hundred warriors, and Ford Ind 02 rangers
and lib reserve 1ndianstlc latter under command o.
Capt. Bass Capt Ford reports IS Indians known TO De
killed. several wounded and II taken prisoners and so
horses captured The loss of the Rangers, one WINE
man and one Indian killed, and two slightly wounded
This Is indeed telling blow the Indians have received
Il s long time since such Lesson was administered 10
them, and this will 1t Il to be presumed he efcctual
putting stop to their deprcations the northern mon
tier
We have no further particular but from the informs
ton had Of Capt. Ford's plans we inclined 70
think that the fight principally fought by the Ran
gers unassisted by the Indians from the Reserve as
Ford reports 800 horses captured and IL stated wh
he left Fort Bcknap that nc intended to employ his In
dian allies In stealing or stampeding the Nakonics hol'e
k1.z l.
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Markets.

New YORK, June 8.--Cotton is dul-sales Of 1000
bales at previous rates Flour is heavy sales of 600
bbs.; State, So 80 a 50 IS Ohio, 81 so a 81 IS /;
bushels; western red, 81 81 o3; white, 81 IL en-
spring s4A 81 cents. Corn is heavy sales of 49, 900
bushels mixed, so 72a cents white, rs a 70 cents
Pork is dull mess, SIT 80 a $l7 a IS; prime, $l4 a
sl4 l5 Lard is dull at III III c. Whiskey is firm at
2lf 2I4 cents Coffee is quiet. Sugar is firm -Musco-
vado, cents Spirits turpcntinc is dull at At All
cents RosirAis steady at 81 463. Rice is steady.
BALTIMORE June s.-Flour is active and generally un-
changed Howard street, 81 37A Ohio sold at the same
figure; City Mills, at ~. Wheat quiet good to prime
white, 81 05 81 l5 good to prime red. 81 a 81 05
Corn is dropping white, &C 6s cents yellow 20 a ~
cents. Provisions steady Bulk pork, 8 cents
mess pork, SIT IS. Whskey is dull at 203 214 cents