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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01
0! What a Door Horse!

WHY NOT invelt l2I% cents At Chtlanrs
Drug Store, and procure paper Of bis unIivnli-
ed Horse Powders, which will, restore your
horse to a sound and healthy condition, and ar.
warranted 10 contain nothing that will inJure
the beast.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01

G;&as A writer in Forney's Philadel-
Pima Press, (Democratic) among other
4 Iggestions TO mend the times, recon-
foends to "mate good protective ta-
pW for .Gvc or ten years." And they
Soold do so if they could lose sight Of
sihc fact that protective tariff was al
ways Wig measure. 1t would be a
good deal more to the purpose than an
issue Of Treasury Notes, which will re-
iicve the Government only, and not do
any thing for the People.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01
II. l.. FAIINEsTOCk.

II. l.. FAHNESTOCK,
Late OF the firm of d. A. Pahnestock g. Go; and
successor to Fleming Brothers,
WHOLESALE UGGTST,
No 60, corner Wood & Fourth streets,
PlTTSBURG, Pa.
To my friends as we'll as the patrons Of the
honso l have purchased, and the public gone.
rally, give the assurance that nothing shall be
wanting on my part TO accommodate and please.
Is. l.. FAHNEST OK,
Aug. b.--ly No. so, corner Wood &4tb ste.
DUNE White Lead, Paints, Oils, Dye.stnfrs,
j. always on hand at Chalfanps Drug e. Glass
Store, opposite the Courthouse. Nay6.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01
HoIIoway's Ointment.
THE GREAT COUNTER IRRlTANT.

fINHE virus OF disease often makes its wnyt
Il the internal organs through the pores o.
the skin. This penetrating Ointment, melting
under the hand as ii rs rubbed in, is absorbed
through the same channels, and, reaching the
seat OF Inflammation, promptly and invariably
subdues IL, whether located III The kidneys, the
liver, the lungs, or any other imPOrtunt organ
II pcneirates the surface to the interior, through
the countless tubes that communicate with the
skin, as summer rain passes into the ieyered
earth, dlusing It's cool and rcgcncrating nhI-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01
DIED

At his residence near Fort Martin,
in this comfy. on the Goth December,
Dir. Joseph II. Scott, aged about 81
years. .r
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01
u.s. A friend and subscriber, for
merly of Preston county, Va, writes
to the Editor of this paper as follows {:
Cuba, I0va, Dec. 6. 1857

Cuba, Iowa, Dec. 6, 1857.
We have plenty of the good things
of this world here, except money
We also had protracted meeting,
in the Baptist church, commencing on
the third Sabbath in October, and has
continued at intervals to the present
time. 1t has just closed. The result
is g. additions to the church. The
converts range from the gray-headed
veteran down to the youth Of sixteen
years. Yours, JAMES II. HIErr.
=. S. Since writing the above, five
more have united with the church, which
now numbers 115 members.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01

hBs We learn, with pleasure, from
thc Richmond ,Sutth, that HENRY K.
LLLYsoS, Esq. (American) was on the
sZ1d December elected Sheriff of the
.cI'y of Richmond, by a majority of 528
votes over Mr.. Timbcrlake, his highest
Exponent.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01
SKIN DISEASES AND GLANDULAR
SWEILISGS,

Every species OF exterior irritation is quickly
reduced by the anti-nhammatory action Of tins
Ointment. Angry EgUPrI"Ns, such as SALT
RHEUM, ERYsIPELAs, letter, RISGw"Ru, SCALD
HEAD, NETTLE RASH, SCABiEs, Tor lTcH) &C.,
die out, to return no more, under its appIca-
ton Hospital experience ia ali parts Of the
world proves its iniallIhibiIity in diseases Of
the skim the muscles, the joints and the glands.
ULCERS, SORES AND TUMORS.
The effect of this unrvaIGd external remedy
upon Scrofula, and other virulcnt ulcers and
sores, is almost miraculous. IT first discharges
the poison which produces n suypuration and
proud flesh and thus the cures which lis healing
properties afterwards complete are safe as veil
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01
Giipin's Vegetable Pills.

These celebrated Family Pills, al ish cents
a boz, arc decidedly the best PILLS now before
tho American public. They can he had at
Cha'fsnts Drug e Variety Store.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01

EGgF- Here is another letter from a
highly esteemed Prestonian. 1t was
not intended for the public eyc-but
we have taken the liberty to publish it
in order to show some of our readers
how a gentleman feels under the cir
cumstances adverted to in the second
paragraph; and to embrace the occa-
sion to express the charitable hope
that many others may find it necessary
to quiet their consciences in the same
way. The recipe is i,DalHble--do try
it speedily -
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01
ULCERS. SORES AND TUMORS
wounds, Bruises. Burns & SCaIds.

In cases OF inc fracture OF the homes, imjurios
caused by steam explosions, BRUisEs, BURNS,
ScALDs, RHEUMATtsM, STIFFNESS OF rur JoINTs,
and contraction Of tho sincws, il is employed
aud warmly recommended by the faculty, This
marvellous remedy has been introduced by its
inventor in person into all the leading Hospitals
Of Europe, and no private household should be
without il.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01
UNDENIAI,LE rESTInIONY.

The Medical staff Of tho French and English
Armies in the Crimea officially signed their ap-
proval OF lolloway's Ointment, as the most re-
liable dressing for sabre cuts, stdbs, aud gun
shot wounds. 1t is also used by the surgeons oil
the Allied NayiCs.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01

bs6'" Tho numerous friends of our
former townsman, Frank. W. 2Aomp-
'o", Just from Oregon will be gratiA-
ed to learn that he is now on visit to
his relatives in this place.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01
Cottage It'll, Du Page county,
III, Dee. %, 1851.

l am here pleasantly
located about 16 miles from Chica 90,
on the Galena and Chicago Union r..
r., in the midst Of delightful farm.
ing country; and | cannot now see
where any Improvement could be made
in soil or climate. The soil is as fer
tile as can be found in the Mississippi
valley, yielding immense crops, while
the climate is superb---not more rigor.
Gus than among the mountains of Vir-
ginia. Have you ever travelled in the
West =? If you have not, then you have
yet to see the grandest sights on earth.
These rolling prairies, covered with q
heavy coat of grass and flowers, luxu-
Rating in the rich, deep soil, where
undisturbed by the busy hand of man,
and the fields of the husbandman groan-
ing beneath the weight Of their own
productions, form a picture to be seen
once, and never forgotten.
But a truce to all this. | came off
from Virginia without "paying tho
Printer BY assured that my con.
science has troubled me ever since, but
in the multitude of cares preparatory to
moving West | neglected to settle with
and pay you. Below you will find an
order, &c. Health and prosperity at
tend you. wish you a "Mcry
Christmas" and goodly number of
adyance-payiDg subscribers.
Yours truly, nm
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01

nS5' The river IL at fine steamboat
Ng stage,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01

AZ boxespure fresh Drugs and Medicines, 70.
re- re- oeiycd and for sale at Chalfanps DRUG
Store, opposite tho Courthouse.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-01

fOOKlNG EXTRhC rS.---yanlla, Lemo-.
- Almond, Celery, Ginger, Peach and Nutmeg,
Tor Gale at ChoLanrs Drug store.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-25
La w NTELLIGENCE.
rReported for the DAILY Exchange. !

TowSoNToWN Aug. "A, 1883.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-Hon. Judge
John II. Price, presiding.
A number of witnesses were examined, one Of whom
testified that the land together with the water right
condemned by the condemnation jury, was worth $1,000
to the plaintiff.
The case was pending before the Court when Mr. ScorT
owing engagement compelled to return to the
city and by consent, it will be resumed
Thursday Mr.. DULANEY for the city.
The case JAMES BAY as THE MAYOR AND City COUNCIL
of Baltimore then taken up This case IS similar
to the above; OF land being condemned by
city for the aqueduc and $500 allowed the plaintiff
which it is alleged is adequate compensation for
the land Quite number of witnesses examined to
testify value of the property both real and pro-
spectye The case will be resumed tomorrow. Messrs
GIrTINGs, BoARMAN and MosnEM, for the plaintiff
The following order rule which is Of great Importance
to the Bar and parties to SUITS was passed yesterday
evening viz:
ordered that in all of appeals where jury may
be requested by either party it shall be the duty of the
party requiring it, to enter motion to that effect the
docket at least days inclusive, before the perempory
call of the casen
The attention of the Court was occupied in
ing the peadngs in the of JAMES c. ADAMS THR
MAYOR CITY COUNCIL of Baltimore an appeal taken
from the condemnation jury, in which the plain
tiff allowed goo damages for Of land and
right of Jones' Falls passing through and said
land condemned for the purpose Of making the great
aqueduct to supply the city with water.
The following objections the part Of Mr. ADAMS
made by his council T. PARKIN SCOTT and JOHN G. KING
Esqrs
1st That said inquisition or condemnation is illegal,
contrary the Constitution Of the State Of Maryland
in that the said inquistOn condemns to the uses of the
city Of Baltimore the estate and interest fee simple of
the excepants property therein described without Civ
ing awarding to him adequate compensation by law
required.
ID That said nqustion or condemnation deprives the
said ADAMS OF the fee simple of the right power
in the property therein described without awarding him
the thereof adequate compensation thereof which
he is by law justly entitled to.
Sd That the compensation awarded to him for the fee
simple of the water right this property described is
grossly inadequate.
4th That said inquiston condemnation is in other
respects informal oriega and he therefore prays that
said nquiston be not confirmed by the honorable Courts
but that another nqusition be awarded him. the said
ADAMS, in such case made and provided.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-25
Prices and Sales of Stocks in Nep Fork.
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER & Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
No - SOUTH STREET
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

- TUESDAY, Aug. "a
Gof hf-he harhet ior oouee remains qulee anu inc
onIy SAFE we ner oi to-day is 3oo Dags @ iair MO at 0t
oh loI,! VI -oo oass a' Io
az ~ cents anu "oo pasS eoo" NM a - Gents.
e6 % Gohee are nr IN thei views Inc stocH IS aoon -
eoo pass 70 iuote nv az wa 1io& oehs
or Iar anu cents ior g0od 10 prlme Laguayra at
IL aiGH ~ cents, T; anu Java at i2dlo 2S cents -,
, fLoo ne marheI ior Flour Iouay was uull, ana
the only sales reported were 200 bbs new Howard Street
super at S362a 100 6bls new ONO at s562H and 100
Dds ONO Extra at So Inc market closed with sellers
of Howard Street and Ohio Super at 562h Nothing
zone IN oity Mls, whicn we quote at 9oza g5f5 rye
scarce ana nrm AT d4oI59. Corn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-25

| HALIFAX, August 4-Thc steamer Canada, with date
from Liverpool the 14th instant arrived here night
| The steamer North Star arrived out on the 18th.
| MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL gustl4-Cotton-S of the week Al
600 bales including 200 bales to Spectators and $500
bales for export Holders offer freely but show no dspo
sition press sales-quotatons hardly maintained New
Orleans fair a. Mddling Z Mobile fair 7716, Mddling
| 1916 Upland fair IA, Middling 6$ Stock in port
| 634 900 bales, including 5000 bales American.
Manchester advces are favorable and prices firm with
good demand
Breads sturs-The market has declining tendency All
qualities slightly declined.
The weather been favorable for the crops and the har
vest prospects encouraging harvest being
ced The yield of wheat has been good Fours very dull
very dull at decline of 1i2d Corn is very dull, and
quotations nominal.
PRODUCE Sugar closed buoyant at Cd i1s advance
Coffee IS firm and Rice quiet Carolina lis. 19s
Rosin is steady at Is. d.G4s. 81. Spirits Turpentne
steady at 40s.
Proyisons-The market is quiet Lard closed buoyant
and all qualities advanced.
Beef is dull but steady Pork is quiet-No American
in market. Bacon is steady, with improved demand
Lard is selling at IS COS 0s-Holders asking 62s.
MONEY MARKET.-LONDoN Aug. 13-Consols sc "a
96H. The Money Market is generally unchanged. Bull
lion in the Bank of England has decreased 9l02,O00
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon.-All markets closed quiet
and unchanged.
Political intelligence is scarce Queen Victoria was still
visiting her daughter at Potsdam.
The Emperor Napoleon continuing his tour to Brit
tany.
The of early resumption of diplomatic inter
course between the Western Powers and Naples de
MED
Austria intends concentrate troops on the Dalmatian
ricultural machines. The military had restored
guilty.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


Rio DE JANEIRo-BriG Helen
2,363 bags conee-T. Whitridge & Co.
LAGUAYRA-Brg Ocean Bell
Ballast, bags coffee-E. N Cooper
KINGSTON, JAM.-Brig John p HOOPER,
$50 bags pimento 60 tons logwood-R & II r Tucker;
Is bbs. glass pkge. drugs-Pearce 4 GRAY: l3 hhds
rum F. Jameson Co; Dbl cassara-B A. Frank
lin & Co.
LIvERP0oL-Ship Wm Penn
$40 bds. iron, 81 bars do.-Keyser Troxell 4 Co
Sc bds. do.-Tho lpsen 0udesluys; cases toys-H +
Alberti Co; do. mdse 2 casks do-Stellmann Uin
rchs 4 Co; / ba'e carpeting-J. Turnbull % do do
Gable, Mcdowell Co.; case mdse. Aldrdge Higdon
l. Co.; pkgs. do.-Lewis, Drost Co. II do. do-Ham
ilton Easter Co.; casks doWard Bros; 10 OH sacks
salt. Hooper & Co.. 209 bdls iron, chains, bales
bags A pkgs eartkenw ITO do. mdsesundy persons
MAYAaUEz. P. R.-Schr. Red Wing.
81 hhds sugar-Kirkland Chase & Co.
CALpERA-Br. Bark Chloe
245 bales wool-Fitzgerald, Booth Co.; All hides
Crosby Sons 400 qtls copper ore-D Reener pkgs
sundries-G. W. Scroder.
COASTWISE.
WILMINGTON, N C.-Schr louisiana.
so bbs rosin-Jas. Corner Sons 80 do. spirits tur
Pentine-Denson Buck q do, 10 500 feet lumber
Whedpee Dickinson; 100 pkgs mdse.-order
-oRTLAND-Schr ~ " Freeman.
lou tons piaster-Kelsey Gray; 20 boxes Holsters
Myer hosan; 40 bbls. mackere-T r. Matthews & Son
~ 40 do.; 10 poxes mdse., loo bills syrup-order.
NEW foRK-Steamer Franklin
i" IL pkg's brandy-C NJ Stewart. 27 boxes supar-Eoer
ton. Dougherty Co.. 20 casks bacon-Jos Carson & Co
80 boxes sugar $50 pkg's mdse.-order - :
NEW foRK-Steamer Thomas Stpann
10 baskets chanlpagne-Stekney Co.: 80 pkg's bran
dy-L Thomson 4 Co.; do wne-P Tiernan Son; 81
do. mdse-C. II. Myers Bro; 800 do do, order ,
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LATER FROM PORTO RICO.
TILE GRAND RAIL- At NAHANT

The Boston Transcript says "Whether got up
to celebrate the great event of the age, Il
compliment to the New York Yacht squadron; or
for the benefit of whom it may concern, the grand
ball at the Nahant House on Tuesday evening, was
a grand success. The tickets $40 each, ad-
mtting one gentleman and ladies od HbituEn, and,
as matter of course, there a liberal balance
on the right side. As good many complimentary
tickets were represented, the company must have
numbered nearly four hundred persons.
"Thc halls and saloons ofthe hotel were gaily dec
GRATED and illumiuated and the full 'Germania
Band from Boston, to use rather quota
tion, 'discoursed most eloquent music The ball
opened little after Q o'clock, and continued
till morning. Among the distinguished guests who
lent grace and dignity to the occasion, were Lady
Napier, Fanny Kemble, Professor Longfellow, &c,
&c. The Committee Of Managers consisted of the
following named gentlemen Francis Bacon, Sid
ney Webster, Geo. B. Chase, Henry Sigourney, C..
Levi Woodbury., Martin Brimmer, James f. Rug
giles. and Geo. X. r. Sturgis.
"The beauty and fashion of Boston were largely
represented, with spare sprinkling of bellies from
New York, Philadelphia, Washington and the
Sunny South The yacht squadron was repre-
sentcd by Captain Duncan, of the Una, and Captain
Thacher of the Restless, the only two of the fleet of
twenty brave enough to face northeaster around
the Cape. The supper table was handsome and
artistic portion of the entertainment; and the scene
after the ladies retired to rosy rest one of music,
mirth and jollity. We repeat, the ball was grand
succpss."
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-25
PHILADELPHIA NEWS-Arcrsro d

respectable meeting of citizens was held last evening
IN the city, at the hall OF the Board of Trade adopt
measures for the celebration here of the 1st
September, the day fixed for the telegraph Jubilee Col
J. Ross snowden, Director of the Mint, presided.
Yesterday afternoon the monster musical festival at
Prices Grove, West Philadelphia, commenced and was
well attended by our citizens.
The conservation of Rev. Thomas H. Bowman D. D I,
Assistant Bishop of the Diocese of Pennsylvania will take
place in Christ Church. on Wednesday next August 25th
The American Telegraph Office at No. los South Third
street, by order Of Messrs Westerve and Bullock
tasefuy draped in mourning yesterday, in token
spec for the memory of Mr. James Eddy the efficient and
talented general manager of the American Telegraph Com
pany who died at Jericho Vermont, yesterday morning.
after a brief illness.
According to the weekly statement of the
city banks their averages show in the aggregate
crease in loans and decrease in SPECIE deposits and
cuiaon the items being $24, 526 oans So COS $50
SPECIE SIG $50 in deposits and 500 in circula
tion
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Baltimore, Aug II, 1855. Capt Corps Top Engn'rs
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK NEWS-Ancnsn 81

Our city fuller OF strangers than it is
at present The st. Nicholas dined over a thousand
people every day last week-the Metropolitan nearly as
many, and the other hotels in proportion.
In the case of Stephen H. Branch, Mr.. Ashmead ap-
piled for the writ of be heard The case will be
heard on the Sd Monday in September and be carried
the Court of Appeals in the usual course.
The funeral of Policeman Sawyer who died. as is sup
posed from the effects of blow upon the head given
November last, by Michael Kearney, took place on
Sunday last and attended by about hundred DO
cemen, besides his family and friends The
Rev Mr. Newman of the Bedford Methodist church
offciated
Yesterday the Cricket match between the Western
Clubs and the New York Clubs commenced at Hobo
ken. One innings was played each side the Western
Clubs scoring go runs the City Clubs log runs Play will
be resumed this morning at 10 o'clock ball match
took place yesterday at the Eysian Fields between the
Mutual and Baltic Clubs resulting in favor of the Mutual
Club.
The Young Mems Christian Association met last evening
1t was decided to rescnd the resolutions referring
guiry into affairs connected with Mr. Edgar from the
Board and bring the matter directly before the Assoca
ton, the ground that of the Board was member
OF the Devotional Committee.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-25

The Key West (Fla.) correspondent of the
Charleston Necs states that the body of Mr.. Salos
the Spanish Consul, who was drowned on the 9th
ult., found floating in the bath house of Sena-
tor Mallory, but gives further particulars or in
timation of the cause of his death. He entered the
bath at IL O'Clock NJ, and must have been drowned
two hours when discovered.
AFRICAN CoTroN.-The supply of cotton from Cen
trail Africa is increasing is the demand for manu-
features of cotton, and the English manufacturers
have turned their attention to that quarter. Mr.
Clegg, of Manchester, has entered into correspond
ence with over twenty native chiefs, from many o
whom he has received consgnments, and with whom
he has large transactions.
There are 4s2 Orthodox Congregational churche:
and 36s pastors in Massachusetts,
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, August 24.-Purser Danforth has been
tried by court martial and sent home and Purser Nixon
has been transferred to the Vincennes in his place
The public land sales in Nebraska advertised to take
place next month will be postponed for the benefit of the
settlers thereon.
VIM. C. Wheeler has been appointed Chief Engineer of
the steamer Water Witch, fitting Paraguay
expedition.
Col Rector Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the
South Western district, west of the Arkansas River, will
on his return thither distribute to the Seminoe5 and 9TH
er tribes nearly half million of dollars in presents and
annuties.
Mr.. Turpin, successor to Mr.. Eames Minister Ven
ezuela is the of leaving that country,
ing received his instructions.
James Green killed man named Carver, of Mobile, at
Warrenon Springs, last night, with a bowie knife in
rencOntre The parties recently arrested in
Washington, and prevented from fighting duel. Both
are Greer il in
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, August 23-The
ferngs Beef Cattle at Wardelrs Avenue Drove Yard
larde again this week, and the market dull The
average the cattle being of very inferior quality they
went off slow at the extremes of $6GG9 mostly
selling at s7dS the 100 pounds nett. The arri-
walls reach 1879 head during the week, including 242
at market last Thursday
About $50 Cows and Calves at market, which ruled
dull fresh Cows bringing $50 to S45 Sprngers $40 to
$0 and dry Cows SIS $50 each according to condition
or Hogs the receipts large g. Ill being at Phillips
yard The packers have commenced buying, and sales
ranged at from $6H to $74 the nett 100 pounds.
Some 900 Sheep arrived at Wardelrs, and the market
brisk selling at 1924 each, being equal to aS cents
dressed.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, August 4.-Cotton is firm. Four-Th6
arket is depressed sales Of 13 600 bbls to-day Ohio
(6615 Wheat is heavy-saes OF 40 600 bushels de
cline Of las cts Western. Western white 132G132h
cts Southern red 125G137 cts. White 143d l60
is depressed sales of IS, 900 bushels mixed 76S6 cts
White sSG9O cts. Pork is heavy-Mess s16s7d17 whis-
key is dull at 20 cts Sugar is firm. Mucovado 7aGSA
cts Turpentne Spirits 47&@4s cts Rosin is steady
$l70 Rice is firm Freights-Cotton to Liverpool 5-32
CINCINNATI Aug. 23.-Ffour firm, sales 600 bbls at
$390d5 for superne Whiskey steady sales 900 bbls at
22k cts. Wheat buoyant; red 81 O5; white $1l5; the
export demand in of the supply Mess Pork nomi
nal-no demand
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 21-Cotton dull; sales to day 200
bales
New ORLEANS, Aug 2a.-Cotton very dull. Oats buoy
Mt at cts