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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

DIsrlvorivE BAIIoTs-The Democracy on Inst
Tuesday adopted distinctive ticket, the label on
the back being printed upon dark ground. The
object Of course was to drill the party aud detect
any man who did not vote the regular ticket
This plan is far from being complete check
upon voters as is generally supposed. 1t s easy
for the voters to "srrntrh,' to employ the "lit
tie adhesive ticket We remember. many years
ago, at one Of our charter elections, candidate
for the Office of Alderman had the tickets bearing
his name printed with peculiar mark. When
the poll was closed that particular ticket was
known to be full one hundred ahead. The would
be Alderman, in the gladness of his heart, invited
his friends to his house, where he had spread re-
refreshments. just ~ he was returning thanks
for his election. the official returns were brought
in. from which it appeared that though all the
other candidates upon the ticket were successful,
so many had scratched the name Of the Alderman
that he was defeated by moro than fifty yoes.-
n. \. Conn. .idc
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Eto,sNr>r rR,oRpiNAnr,--John Conner II
very right mulatto, sla,o Of Joseph Cnntcrbrrry,
Esq Of this county and Miss 49, Frazurc. awhile
girl cloped together few nights since NJ il sup
learn tG"y passed hro' Union the next morning,
where they took breakfast
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DEAD T.mAW.rEAMH.A .Ays:

DEAD WHAT SHANsPEAHsc SAYS:
IA tEtDD PICTURES
If well dorc when Ills done
Then IL we'll T. were done quCkly."-Shd,' 'ICdrf.
So If w>t u U-s J0ae in sHpfri
Iou' lind il qHchiy done, and rrH e7ne. by I ANNrR.
= TANNER q co,
Main Street, dotrs from Hridgc Street.
LynchIrrE Va
Ia lies and Gcntler cordially invited to ron.
TRAIT GALLERY. containing specimens of Phot graphs,
Amhtoty;,ts M'lIiu"vIts Ar, &,
Also III" heantifnl PATENT EA1IIR PICTURE. which
IL sci convenient for sending hv mail
III taken in all kinds uf weather, and enclosed In bean
eases the very low prices from 50 cents to $50
and beautiful assortment uf Cases Gold Lnckets Me-
dpns ookei Kinra, Breas pins Keys Seals &C. In gr' At
valirty, just received
\ supply of the best Material in the country.
DJnt fOIse 10 call To- Its
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lsrmMrs TRouBLEs.---What is Of most moment
to the public Is that the complications involving
Nicaragua ARE gradually settling down into tho
transit question alone. II is plain enough thnA
much OF the misrepresentation. confusion. and anx-
lcty that has been due To the action Of rival spec
ulators. striving To get possession of the route and
misleading and involving both governments. IF
this matter, then. is fairly settled if tho American
citizens who entitled to tho transit are secur-
cd IN their rights. no matter who they may bc,
one great cause of embarrassment will bc got out
OF the way. Thoro will be Il wondrous clearing
NJ of the clouds of doubt aud discori in Central
America and our government will then hayo
that part Of the world growing out Of treaty re-
sesscd.- ihaddelphd american.
tNirEp STATES ARxr.--The present military
force of the United States consists of nineteen reg
iments of tho limo composed of the following corps
Five regiments of cavalry. four regiments Of artl-
lcrv ten of infantry. making grand aggregate of
thirteen thousand rank and file Of all arms. This
little army c,vcrs an area of over two millions OF
square mllcs. being two-thirds area of all Europe
There are eleven hundred commissioned officers
including ono hundred medical officers, eight
hundred nnd fifty of whom graduated ut tho Mill
tary Academy, and two hundred and tihv civil
appointments The nativity of those officers ia as
ioIlnws; Born in the United States l,060. Ireland
II, France s, England G. Germany 3. Scotland 5,
Austria |, Italy |. Poland |, Spain |, Cuha l.
Turkey !, atsen 3. The militia force of the United
states is computed nj ito00O0o el lectvc men.
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M1scELLAH1oUs.
A FREE nxHrsTr1oN1 At liSoLnD6VSs
s. = ..' e, ss5s s.s''' 4'
NCY TOR E. e. :,
o. rRsDAx, .s. .., .AT.nDAy :! I'M AND MonYAx

IN FRsDAS, sATGRDAV AND MONDAY
~ my entire sscck Of FANCY GOODS Win b &1eisyed
Tor he inssction OF tho city and country peopas rf
MY success In the DoNNET, CLOAKA AND FANCY LINE q
np 20 the pe.cp Time Ia The beat evidence u M akI
and uaHtr IN ths selecon or tho many million ts
which most Interesting 10 man. aud whist do nee expect t
sell TO ALL peaae ALL shall be pleased to sei 10 tkS 6sf
or fourth Of altherefors shall be- glad al Ao ~
want ELEGANT BONNETs CLOAks, 6HAWLs. HAD
DRESSES, FLOWERS. FEATHERS, ZEPHYR dO0DR
Fuks and very many other BnAurvuL articles suitable of
bridal prosent' A. .. ENGLR D0Vk. 8
sert25i. ...l I .5 -z,-7l- = = :,
~ 1Y EXTENDED to the citizens Of .ynchbnre and Al
tho contiguous and coantcs who sy called ktpr
bnsn.s pleasure cell Basasr of nIfR
RotuIiS SHAfER co. and examine tho desrahts soch
"f Ready mac Clothing exhibition As praise Is
regarded NJ best but and kN efV oh
daon OF oguns ho have tested the clothing msuusctured
and sold y during tho years would supcra
Gus "r ths ins OF an advertisement thing
quality STYLE and chcapncss Of goods, especially
lodge and checry conrede the right Of
10 oxcrc-e their Anhe their dses
quality and fairness n tho prices Of tho goods selL
Our stock eomp'i.cs In part the following artces Extra
f'e French Cloth Dress and Frock Ct Medium do Low
priced do faury Cloth Dress and Frock CoatA
h Oaks aud other avoro Cashmere pusnsss Suits, S,,pcr
Black tasnrra Pants Grenhdluc Mataasse Cashmere Vel
."' and other fess Op toan Of every suitable uaeria
FuUNbsuuNG DEPARTMENT.--Ip, tho fur.
Hhng line onr stock also complutc eomprisuf part
French fkr Shirts Collars CravatA graat variety Hear
and Muhcra. Cashmere MCrno Shaker and sk nuAsr Shirts
and nrawcs Socks Gloves Snsprnder Pocket Hdkfs els
giant Rnrs Da Chambre Travelling ShswlH and Blankcts
tmbrollas 40 BURkOUuHA SHAFER b 90. :
ClaIhing bazaar Main b.. above pradee.
vnah Va
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IMMENSE SAVING OF FUELi
LARGE AND sPLENUiD STOCK OF
Cooking, Parlor, Oflce, Church and Fac.
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &c.

L. y. BLISS CO.,
INVITE attention h the attractive display of Fail
and Winter t'oads which they have been rsosivnk foev
weeks past Our comprises the variety
Vclorcd of any cyrr offered this market and Offer
unusual Undue ermeni- In price,. Hi' 9.f fi
Our great variety Of Cooking SoveA
Int be rxcolcd for economy aud vancnce. z.#. f.
Paror s,oves an, Radiators wood coal new
ah hoauin, patterns are worthy the attention Of
Dining Room aud Church Stoves OF neat desga aud
In operation once Church and Factory Stoves Of all
NJ remHs kably low prces. -
Gr"tc.-ti,h medium and low prccd and adapted 20 the
wants of all
III" Mnrnn. Star Cooking Range entirely new article
and superior 10 all others that have preceded HavNs
nrgrd Sales Rooms double their former capacity
mad. early IN the and
personally from tho leading Foundes Northera CItles
we feel conhden of being able to supply all In with
better and better
been done In This tho Stove and Range Warehouse
second door below the Market Main street Iynchbare
octlts -. -. &, y, Hiss 90. u
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BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
I 1ERMS

rh yIRGIN!A\t t rublish.a ally at Is rls eekls :
A. per annun ,nce aud weekly at 80 nvaaby IN al
vance; otherwise 81 so " be charged in nj No paf'
wi he discontinued ex ert the option o the proprietor
until all arrearages shall have leen paid
rISEME Mt eried 'u 81 cents per
10 ines or less fol insertion and 81 ets of ach con
unless form weekly and th'h oe
r W IN he insertion. II tie nnme'r OF
le ma,kei tho MS lit whbe PupiShedi'
derrd out aud charged according. so
He EAkLh nATE~ AilE 49,
Foro ally. -,
F,rt w do
toro do seniw eekly. ..' .'''''.'
For two do do ...-.'. -. - =. "
iIl onlraCt. .,.,. ~.
Aunual advertisers will be limited 70 their Immediate
or the charged at transient rsteS
p All new advertisements appear IN the daiy an' '
weekly papers 49, ,,-,.,,... 49,, .hor,od
Nv far the Nce
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A<O HOl'SE NB.INa'llIgl ltl:, =


q dtsA>O HOasE Ns.vNtnHuR Ra!.-A.n may
not lo penoiaiy known that uuano and ether fertilizers
tan u" bought IN ,nchhug suod any other
market with regular expenses added In lustirct myscf
well rs i1 the rncHl at the farming community pub
htha i,rt lmnd !" keep hand good supply of all
III" hh-t app nN'd Futzers Rnd hr deal largely than
other house In tho city In them, think safely
that can s" cheaper than other house II Is certainly
TOW" ute"'i OF III" farmers to patronso because
nh'y enabled /" purchase Fertilizers low
an. uhn market" tree ot all RISKS and trouble poa.
sol - this aud unt from else .r sale.
tutc md To arrive
300 Tons NJ ! 4 rcru> ian Guano,
loo " Rocs.'s Manipulated ,iuano.
100 E" Somir,ru Lump aud ,round
10 Hre wn Mexican tluano,
% - Eide Island uu,po,
100 Plaster Lump md uround
- k"ttlcwolls Potash aud Plaster
"tm Sacks i.ivoriool salt, prime quality,
tIn". living on the Canal below 1ynchhurF he sup
'd nt tt' landings Il th,y viii make
iI-tS WM \ MILLER. N lasln
1dpA Al6h BtaNEI.s WHEAT WANT.
VOsVVO ID.-Wo will pay tho highest maj kct
ti" for all 'me Rcd and White Wheat brought this
ke Persons hay ing snc for sale would do we'll To ba
Tor" sellng Bagst nrnshol upon tho usual terms,
aUg ets CAMP, SMITH 60.
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-h1 SSE,ABURY'S FAC
BOOT, SzIOE 81 HAT STORE. ~
FALL OF 1850

My supply Of BOOTS SHOES, HATS CAPS, TRUNKS,
Nl VALISES CARPET. BAGS, SATt HE'S, UMBREfr
LAS SHOE-BRUSHES, BLACkISG &C, &C is now re-
eved and comprises the best assorncns have ever
offered.
am greatly obliged my many liberal friends in the
try we'll the city for their confidence and patronage
shall strive to deserve continuance OF the same by offer
good Goods well at reasonable prices
FALL OF 1853 III r. SEABURY.
Sign Of the BIG HAT.
TT Rep copy. octTh
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tE,AEl W. 1000 poond- kniiow on COM
. -ignmeu'-y,lI'H Nil = il Nv ''n."
.,ltI.is AMBiiOSE Il EttkIk.
THE WONDER OF THE AGE.

EVsr OPENED Ar rHE CASH HIoi;i.-
- 80 Nald, la4n BaeA Sin att,,...............o g,
.,h ~ ''.........' '.'....'.-' 'i
10 "................-...' 81 e.
,aJ "....................Ir Il
s,Hli.. JOHN hEEAuAMS
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my stand at the opposite the nankug House
o Ilurombe Mostly. ANOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW
GOODS embracing al the articles needed for the and
at cheap prices. D. j. fLitNlS, Agent.
sppt9e dts
FSOR THE IA - II s.-A .nnII lot Of very
beautiful Autographs tor Greeian Painting just received
Come and get the first choice.
srrtl5i II. c. VICTOR,
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El1NE G.HEI< a BLACK Tg,Aa.-a ~ ~
h have Ia stock of superior GREEN AND1 y II
BLACK TEAS. put np In small packages 'r t'i ~ lsC
!ii, For sale bi john II. SHAY,
bruVPis'
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GIN'L- sl rs. UFFII Va IINE Il T, ?
~ ubt Ru. Va ,pt IN, lstt
ZFMBERs ot il Ag.uuta. N"i"t,s 81 il'> stat vi q
" are thpir he'ti ttar Nuc,c
IA, "a, may rot Nj Ilf8l, -"" in dntet nam
L G al dan / Il a it ut lArf n,'- way
stock intended for hhUn IL he char"a ;HH freight N
nl Fapt IL the riicr l"ug eAh.ei
d return ~ IT puss, uiul th"N ~ ~, bc
hnck charrc aud IA rs previously paid
>tall bt ,.tu,d.d ". c SMITH. q :.
lapcrs adv, ,rl,-.ng ior thr Company r.'a-r oelS
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rs,wE rtr,c.s r,nl>D,
gNKENCH DRESS GOODS. FROM NJ

n YORK Auctions Il. Itlch all N"'l lb'la'ncs soin"
thing ,v winch will Il, sold 20 per cent less than h'
cot # importation Call soon for bargains
Srrtili, JOHN AbkAHAMS
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- i \ L. \ i j. l. !. =
a. - ROM Is on tNGfN,
SsD 20 do leutona
this piuc Arflce
jus, received fresh Al la good nri,r ~ liberal discount
nradttn lho,e hu! int, sell - ain- Fruetash
mat, 4. BpND.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-15
Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Nel0 York.
BY TELEGRAPH,
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June IA.
FLoCR.-There was a very limited demand to-day for
any description, and without any transactions
worth noting. Holders steady, however, Satur-
days figures, viz $437 for shipping brands of Ohio and
Howard Street Super aud s. for Standard City Mills do
Extra is held at 81 62Hd475 for Ohio 4755 How
ard Street, and $5525 for City Mills Baltimore ground
Family is selling at Sa750 and Extra at S6d650 Rye
Flour is held Mt $3.50. Corn Meal at 1926 for Country
and S3.50 for Baltimore ground.
GRAIN.-There limited supply at market to-day,
and there being good demand, all the offerings
somewhat improved rates upon those of Saturday There
were only 1000 bush of wheat offered White sold at
l0OlOS cts fair to good and l1215 cts for prime and
red at 100 for fair prime red would bring cts
Corn was in good request There 65OO bush white
at market, and 1900 bush. yellow. White sold at 63d65
cts for inferior and mixed, and 6GG67 cts for good and
prince yellow sold at 20 cts for prime Oats good
supply there being 600 bush market Maryland sold
at 81 cts and Pennsylvania at 81 cts. There Rye
offered we quote Pennsylvania at 20 cts, and Maryland
and Virginia at 65 cts.
M0LASSES.-Sales of 100 bbls New Orleans at Sc cts
Other descriptions quiet We continue quote 23
q cts for cayed, 25d27 for Muscovado, 2SG32 cts
for Porto Rico, and 35a36 cts for New Orleans.
RiCE-Sales of 81 casks fair at 81 cts, We quote 3H
(d3A cts. for fair to prime
SALT-Ground Alum is selling from store in lots at IS
cts per sack Marshas and Jefry Darcys Fine 135
cts and Ashtons do at 145 cts and Turks Island at 20
PROVISIONSThe market continues very quiet for all
descriptions, and quotations nominal Wequote Bulk
Shoulders at 5% cents. and Sides at cents In Bacon
note sale of 60 hhds Shoulders at 6X@6A cts Sides
we quote at SRdS3 cts. Mess Pork is held S17 80
Prime Mess at $l5d1550, Prime at $14G1450 Rump at
S13d1350 Beef is dull; quote best Baltimore packed
at SIG No at 1885, less choice qualities be bought
s2G less Lard is held at II Western in brls
- cents in kegs and 104 cents for City in barrels and
tierces
SUGAR.-The market has been rather inactive with
sales of 40 hhds Porto Rico 62E cts We continue to
quote the market steady mt S562%Cd637% for refining
grades Cuba, f. Island and Porto Rico So 50675 fair
ogood Porto Rico, S7725 for prime do, and Sc 62%7
for good to prime Cuba The stock is 1880 hhds, 1900
boxes and 100 hhds MeladO.
WIIISKEY.-Thc market is bare of Ohio and Country
Oho nomnally 214 cts and City and Country q cts
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THE LEVIATHAN.

THE VESSEL TO BE PLACED BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE
UNITED sTtTEs-PORTLAND TO BE HER TERMINUS
From the Portland ArgUs June II
BY the steamer Asia, we yesterday received from
Sir Cusack p. Roney, the following note, covering
prospectus from the directors of the Eastern Steam
Navigation Company:
G. 7. f., 81 OLD BROAD STREET.
London May %, 1858.
DEAR SIR The enclosed prospectus from the di-
rcctors of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company
which will be issued to the public tomorrow will
probably interest you. CUsACK ?. RoSEY.
To the Editor of the Argus.
The prospectus is too long for us to copy entiren
| our columns. After mature elaboration the direc-
tors have arrived at the conclusion that the most
speedy and profitable return can be obtained by
placing the vessel on the line between England and
| the United States.
The reasons for this decision are given at length
They comprise the route speed fares, railway IA
citics for tourists the facilities of Portland in her
barbOr and railways and the facilities for deliver
ing cargoes landed here, at Boston, New York the
Canadas, &C., by'means of railway communication,
free from any charge of Tightening or wharfage.
An estimate is made of the earnings and expendi-
lures of the ship for year, allowing her to make
only seven voyages per annum. The estimated re-
ccipts 5000 000 and the estimated expenditures
per voyage net profit.
After carefully considering the foregoing facts and
estimates, the directors, determined to raise the sum
of t22OO00 to equip the ship for sea- by the issue
of IL 900 annuiteS to subscribers of go each
By letter from Sir John Yates. Esq, Secretary
of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company, to the
Mayor of this city, we learn that the steamship will
be fitted up and got ready to make her first trip
| early next season.
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James Flaminger arrested yesterday by officer Plume
on the charge of stealing pair of shoes the value
two dollars, the property of William Smith, was com
mitted to Jail for Court by Justice Griffin.
Officer Durkee arrested yesterday morning Young man
named Thomas Lucas for committing assault upon his
father. He committed to Jail for Court by Justice
Audoun.
Martha Cromwell (colored) arrested Yesterday by
ocer Henderson, charged with stealing several articles
OF Jewelry, consisting of medallion earrings gold chain
and pencil &C. the whole valued $50 and belonging
Mrs Long, residing Eden Pratt street Justice
Audoun committed her to Jail for further hearing.
olcer Mallory yesterday arrested Corne ius Ennis co
oredl, charged with roting the Sabbath Held for a
further hearing by Justice Mckinley.
w. }. Gray was arrested yesterday by officer Hays
charged with allowing vicious dog run at large
Fined 50 and costs by Justice Owens.
Last night, about O'clock officers Brown and Wooden
brought to the Middle District Station House two children
about three years. and the other only eighteen months
old who had been heartessy abandoned by their mother
The children left at the Gmor House stables where
it is said their father employed They were kindly
provided for by lady residing in Monument Square until
some other disposition can be made for Them
George F. Hartman arrested yesterday by officers
Barton and Tuey charged with stealing lot clothing
belonging Thomas Neekns from board the schooner
Reindeer was committed to Jail for Court by Justice
Owens.
officer McCubbn arrested yesterday Ann Maria Benson
(coored charged with stealing pair of shoes, the prop
erty of Elizabeth Gwinn colored1 She was committed
for Court by justice Mearis.
Mary F. Haden (colored) arrested by officer Ecces
ton, charged with stealing stone pitcher from Frisby
Freeand (colored). Committed for Court by justice
Mearis
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@NbIif SaIfs.
BY f. w. BENNETT 4 co.
Y VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE COUN

ww,, TRY SEAT At AUCTION
FL, . % Lf-Under and by virtue of a general
t Vi me court OF common Pleas of Baltimore CITY, in
relatlono the estates of inSovent debtors the
e as trustee OF George W Arnold an nsolvrnt debtor
VIII oher Tor sale, at public auction AT tbe Evcb,n,o
IN the city OF Baltimore THIS DAY June Il IS5S
at one clocH the following described property that is TO
say ~ '''' - "
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND in Baltimor, ot
which was sold and conveyed to George w. Arnold Inv IA
vid Ardn executor Of Francis Mottu deceased nv dd
recorded among the land records of Baltimore count in
Liber A. W. B. No 394 folio l3S &C. saving resaryyiia
heretofore granted and conveyed by George Arnold
wife to William j. Bland by deed bearing date 18th
day of June 1856 and recorded among the land records of
Baltimore county in Liber H. NJ F. No $50 folio A. &c
of Baltimore, the Pimco road and adjoins the lands
OF Robert Wylie Esq., Dr. Wilkins and others, and con
tains about TWENTY ACRES OF LAND, in the highest
state of cultivation, and under best Board Fencing
.; most substantial manner and consist of large dou
L III bic FRAME DWELLING, two stories with an attic
and two-story Back Building, and with cellar
under the whole. The main building contains Parlor
and eight fine chambers, and the back building contains
Library and Breakfast Room Pantry Kitchen with Range
and Water complete. Large Barn and Stabling Wa
gon Shed Servants house, two stories high Ice House
fine Dairy and Chicken house
II Is situated seven hundred and sevcnty-scven feet
above tide water, and has been pronounced by eminent
physicians of the hcathest spots in the State The
property is in the thorough repair and is fast
improving in value. There is the best of FRUIT on the
place of every kind, with Shrubbery, &c
The terms of sale are ordered that the purchaser
shall pay the whole purchase money the day of sale
ut his option third cash. his notes or bonds to
be given with security to be approved by the trustee for
the payment of the balance in six and twelve months
with interest from the day of sale.
JOHN A. HAMBLETON, Trustee
je12-3t Auctioneers
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


New ORLEANS, June l0-Sales of Cotton to-day 5000
Pork very duh. Lard 122 cts. India Gunny Bags held
at 1i2 cts. Cotton Freights to Liverpool q Sterling
Exchange 1917 Cd10zA. Exchange New York, sixty
day bills u az discount sight bills 9-16ldM
New ORLEANS, June 11.-Sales of Cotton to-day $500
bales sales for tine week 25500 bales stock in port 49,
OO0 receipts for the week 1850 bales The receipts all
Southern ports $4,000 bales ahead of the
period last The market closed unchanged in quota
tons Corn dull. Lard unsettled. India bags 143.-
Sales of Coffee for the week $500 bags the stock in port
1000 bags against 500 at the period last year.
ton freights to Liverpool ZIG Exchange New York
tsXy days az per cent discount; sight bills %1%.
NEW ORLEANS, June l2-Saes of Cotton to-day, 5000
bales; quotations unchanged Wheat very dull. Corn
dull Provisions dull India bags held at 142i. Cotton
freights to Liverpool 7-16d
CINCINNATI, June u.-Flour has advanced 10 cents.
Whisky has advancing tendency, the market is
tive with sales 10 Mess Pork $780, Bacon very
dull at 7EG72 prices irregular.
CINCINNATI, June 12-FlOur has advanced % cents,
closing with improved demand. Whisky 20 cents,
more buyers than sellers. Provisions unchanged.
CHICAGO, June 12.-FlOur dull Wheat has declining
tendency sales at GO cents Corn dull but has advanced
cent. Oats firm. Shipments to Buffalo, 400 bbs. Flour,
$1,000 bushels Wheat A. 10 bushels Corn ReceiptS-200
barrels Flour 900 bushes Wheat $500 bushels Corn
CHARLESTON, June 1.-THE sales of Cotton to-day were
l4OO bales at 1G6(a1lB cts. (2l for middling.
SAVANNAH June 1.-THE Cotton market is depressed
both here and at Augusta.
MOBILE, June 11.-Cotton The sales to-day 900
bales at 1kG11% cts for middlng sales of the week
10000 bales and receipts of the time 1900 bales
The receipts ahead of last year at this port 10000
bales and the stock in port is $4,000 bales Freights
Cotton to Liverpool have declined to 5l6d.