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CITY INTEIllGENCE.

FATAL ACCIDENT on TIE PHILADELPHIA, WHINING
TON AND BALTIMORE RAILRoAD.-On Saturday morn
ing. between two and three O'clock as a train of
barthen on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad was on its way to this city, and
when near the North Point road it run over and
instantly killed man named John JONES' aged
about 30 wears, who resided in Baltimore county
a short distance from the scene of the acct
dent. The body was mangled in a horrible man
ner, the train passing entirely it. Inform
alton of the casualty was conveyed by the Con-
ductor of the train to the police of the Eastern
District, whereupon Capt. Harris dispatched some
of his officers to take charge of the remains
They found portions of the body scattered along the
track; the head was entirely mashed and the brains
oozing therefrom, while parts of the body had been
eaten by dogs. The remains were gathered up,
conveyed in wagon to the mans late residence
and delivered over to his distressed family An in
quest was held over the remains by Coroner Nor
gan, oil the county, and the evidence adduced went
to show that the deceased was on his way home
fro the city with supply of groceries, which
were found near by, and, as supposed being under
the influence OF drink had laid down upon the track
and fallen asleep.
1t appears that the train by which the unfortu-
nate man was killed, was stopped. and those with
it removed the mangled remains from the track.
ruthlessly throwing them in confused mass mon
the side-road, and heartessly leaving them exposed
to whatever might chance to befail them Tnon
reaching the city, they informed the officers At tb
Eastern Station, hat they had killed man and tbat
they could find the body lying at the point named
when officers Muir, Lancaster, Harvey and Epsor
above stated, proceeded on foot to the spot, and
after gathering together the remains, awaited the
. morning passenger train, due here at OF clock
from Philadelphia, which they stopped, and after
detailing the circumstances to the conductor, re-
quested him to bring them, with the remains, to
the city, which request was denied, and they were
compelled to dispatch one of their number to the
, city for wagon for that purpose.
ESCAPE CONvICT FROM THE PENITEYT1ARY.-
\ In fha ima of he
workshops at the penitentiary, and when the pris
oners were going to the dormitories, it was discov
cred that one of the convicts, named William Her
man, missing. search was Immediately made
about the premises, but he could not be found. II
was afterwards discovered that he had escaped be-
yond the walls, making his escape, as is supposed
by secretng himself In a furniture wagon driven by
man named Frederick Fernoler, which had been
sent to the Penitentiary for the purpose of carry
inc away a chest of tools, which were the proper.
ty of Herman. The escape must have been plann
ed sometime before its execution, and was brought
about in the following manner: Herman was confined
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A letter from Stevenson, Ala. states that fully
mile OF the Memphis and Charleston railroad was
washed away by the high water from the heavy
rains which fell throughout Alabama and Tennessee
on the 10Th inst The freights on the line to Mem
phis are carried on to Nashville, and conveyed to
Memphis by steamboats,.
Hon. John c. Breckenridge Vice President of the
United States, arrived at Louisville, Kentucky on
the 23d inst. We are glad to hear that the health
of his estimable wife, who accompanied him, and
who has enormously been reported dead, has been
greatly improved by her winters residence at the
South.
Francis Diamond colored waiter at the Everett
House, in Fourth Avenue, New York, arrested
on Thursday, on a charge of having thrown guam
tty of oil of viriol the head and face OF Chas.
Rocco, another colored waiter in the same house.
The unfortunate victim is fearfully disfgured, and
1t is said the attack was made through motives of
Jealousy.
"A panic was created in the Mobile Theatre few
nights ago, while the Marsh children perform
ing 10 densely packed audience, by cry of fire,
anu 9hs or Two persons slightly injured Sew
eiai iaues tainted and for short time the commo-
ton was very great.
James ii. Russell, an Enplisbman died in the
watch house at New Bedford Mass from, exeoss;ve
use OF OPIUM He was ostler, and is said To have
relatives in Vermont anu - '''o ~ i'"'o
SAD OCCURRENcE.-On Monday Loot +,,o ,;.tlo
sons OF VIM. Stutche of White township Ind;ana
county, Pa, were playing with loaded gnn ,vbon
1T was discharged, the contents entering the sd
of one of the boys, and causing his death on the
Wednesday following.
Mr.. Barnes, of Wilson, N. c., has obtained n nat
ent for one-triggered double-barreled gun and has
been offered Sis, 600 for the patent right.
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1abIie Sails.
BY SAMUEL u. SOBER x co
TRUSTEES SALE D., ,,.,,o a. /.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of decree
OF the Clrcnit Court for Baltimore CITY, the under
s ; trustee VIII oler at PUBLIC SALE Ar THE Elk
CiANGE, IN baltimore City TUESDAY the 4tb nay
VI MAY 1898, at one o'clock, F. NJ the PROPERTY
neTelnaiter described, subject TO A MORTG AGE EoR
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS (s3,OOO1 Ann IVTEP
EST to the Savings Bank of Baltimore dated thn ON H.
OF February, 1856, and recorded in Iiber h u No az
Foos Al, &c, and subject also to A LEASE of said
premises to William F. Jones, ESQ., dated September Isl
1891 for hye years, at 5000 per annum-payabe in omar
terly ms ailments, viz. H
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROU Nd situota aud
lying in the city of Baltimore described as follow
that is to say Beginning for the the line of the
south side of Pratt street the distance of twenty
feet eastery from the formed by the intersection
the south side of Pratt street and the Charles
street. and running thence east binding the side
of Pratt street. twenty-five feet; thence south, parallel
with Charles street. eighty feet to alley twenty feet
wide; thence west binding that alley twenty-five feet
to the corner lot formerly owned by James Calhoun and
thence north, and binding that lot the place of
beginning. Being the same ground which, by deed of
mortgage bearing date April the 3d. 1857 recorded in
Lber T. D. No l24 foios 262 &c of the land records
OF Baltimore CITY, was conveyed by Edward Higgins and
wife to Joseph Crosby and John Revan.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist of A FOUR-STORY
HOUSE AND BACK BUILDING, recently put in thor
ough repair, with all the modern improvements and now
used as first class reStaurant,-and A THREES STORY
FACTORY, on the alley.
Terms of the Sale, Cash
JOHN II. THOMAS, Trustee
81 st. Paul Street
SAMUEL J. SOPER & CO
-o-myo,4 AuctiOneers
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Monetarg al16 Commercial 2ebietu.
BALTIMORE, Nav |, 1893.

BALTIMORE, May l, 1858.
The principal business transacted the Stock Board
DAY was in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares of which
$50 sold The opening sales SO buyer days
ana ok regular way closing at So buyer GO days 81
regular way showing very little change since yesterday
$4,000 Northern Central Railway bonds 1885, sold at SIS
decline of last sales; $1,000 Baltimore and Ohio
railroad bonds 1885, at 49, 81 900 North Western Virginia
do Sd mortgage, at 40 cash. improvement of 4 and
$50 shares Springfield Mining Company at ~ cash and
buyer 60 days improvement of 4 There no CITY
Stock Bank shares disposed Of The transactions
Of the Board amounted to about $4,000
Money still very abundant the offerings of
good business paper at the Banks falling short of their
receipts This is owing in great measure to the limited
business done in commercial circles during the past six
months. Loans call be readily effected at 6 per
cent, and quote the rate the street for prime
endorsed business paper at 6 per cent and unendorsed
sac per cent.
AT New York to-day Stocks quite firm and nearly
all on the list advanced. Virginia 6s improved a; Mis-
souri, 6's Is; Erie X New York Central q; Reading &;
Michigan Southern Q and Cumberland Coal 4.
The Assistant Treasurer New York reports yesterday
as follows:
Total receipts s9O,s52.77
balance. 1872 OPS ~
From Customs. 6S,S52SS
The statement exhibits the value of foreign dry
goods imported into the port of New York during the
Far the Week. 1856 1857 1855
Entered at the port. 81 22s $50 166565O 1875 $50
Thrown on market. ......1 ,279,27 92S 7O3 352479
Since Jan. I.
Entered the port 1856 81 ses 500 1897 s2s
Thrown market... sc, 34S ,0S4 364l6362 2l373lII
The above statement shows very marked falling off in
the Dry Goods trade of New York the present year
The Bank of New York has declared dividend of per
cent The Farmers Bank of Hudson a dividend of per
cent payable 10th May. The Mechanics and Traders
Bank 3k per cent, payable 1st May. The Nashua and
Lowell Railroad &C. t., payable 1st May. The Man
chester and Lawrence Railroad dividend of per cent
payable May 10. The York Mass Manufacturing Com
pany dividend of per cent, payable May L. The cou
pons on the bonds of the Detroit Gas Light Company due
on the list of May will be paid the office of Messrs Car
penter Vermilye. The coupons the bonds of the
City of Milwaukee, issued to the Milwaukee and Misss-
sippi Railroad Company, due LIST of May will be paid at
the Office of the Company in drafts Milwaukee, with
exchange added Messrs. Winsow Lanier Co. will nav
the half yearly interest the bonds the city of Cleve
land issued to the Cleveland Painsvle and Ashtabula
Railroad Company Also the interest the 1st mortgage
bonds of the Indiana Central Railroad Company due
May1
Statement of business at the United States ASSAY Office
at New York or the month ending April so, 1858:
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d6 for refining grades; 6A grocer styles Porto
Rico 5AG64 for common to fair; 6%67I for good fair
to prime and choice; Louisiana 5a54 for to good
common; 5AG64 for low fair to fully fair; 6AG74 for
prime to choice
Melado aa4, Brazil 5A@64 for Browns, 7a7X for
Whites
16 to is; SGSA cts ~
Notwithstanding to very reduced stock the sales of
the month has not been largeootng up only 497 hhds
yado at 80 Is hhds Porto Rico 49, and barrels New
Orleans at 35d36 cts.
The market closing firm.
We quote Cuba Muscovado 27(d3O in hhds 3oG3l in
bbls., cayed 24d25; Porto Rico 32G33 English Island
25G32, New Orleans 35d36 cents.
r. NJ. LOCKWOOD & Co,
BALTIMORE April 30th, 1852 Brokers
WHlSkEH.-There is manifest droopng tendency
and to-day bbls Ohio at q cents $50
bhs do at 24 cents 200 bbs Pennsylvania at q cents
and so bbls CITY at u cts
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REMARKS.
The demand for Rio Coffee has been quite active with
an upward tendency in prices The transactions reported
embrace about 1000 bags resales from second hands
mostly the Ranbows cargo Business is somewhat re.
sced IN consequence of the meagre assortment of good
quality offered for sale Stock in first hands about 5000
bags. 49,
We quote prime Rio at 11G11X cts good fair 1O2 cts
medium grades lOdlO% cts; 1aguayra II AG12b cts
Gov Java is offered, to arrive at 17d17H cts.
WHITE 4 ELDER,
Coffee Brokers'
FLOUR.-There inquiry for Flour today but
holders generally not disposed meet the views of
buyers We heard of sales of $50 bb City Mills super at
extra at a and 200 bbls Ohio rs There
no disposition to sell good straight brands of Howard street
and Ohio super under s437H and City Mills under s4l2k
S4S7Hds5 and City Mills at s.. 25d $3.50
GkAlN-The offerings to-day were heavy, being so 900
bushels in the aggregate Wheat in brisk demand and
nearly all the white at market 900 bus changed
hands at cts for fair good and 12O13O cts for
prime and choice Some bus red all that was Mt mar
ke sold at los cts for good We quote prime reds at los
cts. Corn steady. There were on Change IL 600
bushels white and 10000 bushels yellow Some 1000
bushels of the former disposed at 57a6O cts for
ordinary to prime and Ga cts for choice Yellow brought
6Oa6 cts for fair to prime which some 5000 bus
were sold Oats were in plentiful supply there being
$1,000 bushels offered. The market was very all and
only portion sold at 294 cts for Virginia. 81 cts for
Maryland and 40 cts. for Pennsylvania.
MOLASSES.-We without any transactions Of mo-
ment to report The market firm at the quotations. viz
Cuba clayed 25G26 cts; Muscovado 2Sa3O cts. New
600 hhds. l02 puncheons 500 bblS. and 10 ties
PR0VlSlONS.-The market continues inactive Sales
reported on Change to-day of 10000 bbs Hog round
country cut at cts for Shoulders and S cts for Sides
and Hams. Good Western Bulk Meat held at 77 cts
for Shoulders and 9G94 cts for Sides and Hams T6e
E transactions in Bacon by jobbers so hhds of
Shoulders and Sides sold at and 10 cts 500 pieces Main
Hams at l0k cts 500 canvassed do II cts Mess Pork
is held at $40; Prime at SIG and Rump SIS Beef is
quiet at Sl7 for Baltimore Mess and S145 for No
In Lard sales of 80 bbls. Western in bbls at II cts
Since Change we had reported so hhds Bacon Shoulders
private term.
RICE-sales of 80 tcs common at So co. prime is still
held firmly at 4d4 S cts ~
SUGAR.-There have been no transactions of conse.
quence to-day in Sugars We quote New Orleans
refining grades at S525d $50 Cuba English Island and
Porto Rico do at S575G625 Porto Rico New Orleans
fair to good s637kG662K, prime and choice do at
S725 Cuba good to prime $625d6 62I We refer to the
annexed monthly statement of Messrs R. NJ Lockwood 4
Co, brokers.
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Virginia. CID ships War Hawk, San Francisco Mary
Bangs, Melbourne; Ashburon. Mau titus bark Maria Nor
ton, Savannah.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30-Arr. brig Mary f. Mikin,
Cardenas schr +. j. Raynor, Richmond CID steamship
keystone State, Charleston; bark Charlotte f. Tay, New
Orleans schrs Sarah A. Rowe, Mayaguez Polly Price,
Key West W l.. Springs, Wilmington, N. Co. Naiad Queen
Washington.
BOSTON; April 29.-Noon-Ar. ship Eleanora Liver
pool. CID ship Bay State, New Orleans.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
WILMINGTON, April 2S.-Arr. briggs Howard, Boston,
NJ McRae New York; Schrs. l.. Dupont Philadelphia; p
A Sanders, New York. CID schr. l.. p Smith, New
York.
SAVANNAH, April 27.-.Arr steamships Alabama, New
York; State of Georgia. Philadelphia Thomas Swami New
ork; bark Exact do schr Myers, Camden, Me-; Judge
Ienny Rockland; L. 5. Davis, New York.
MOBILE, April 22.-Cld bark Gan Eden Boston; schrs
Mobile, New York Southern Belle Providence.
~ NEW ORLEANS, April 2S-Arr. (per tell steamship
Ihiladelpha. New York via uayaua
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JOHN REESE Trustee
ap9eodtds GIBSON & co Auctionems
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF GROJ7ND

SALE OF GROUND
Il RENTS.-In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of Baltimore City the undersigned Trustee will SELL
at public auction, the premises on MONDAY the 10Th
day of May next at O'Clock p NJ the following ANNI
TIES, undoubtedly secured upon property near the
corner of Franklin and Chasworh streets as herein de
scribed viz
No is an ANNUITY, RENEWABLE FOREVER OF
TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS, payable semi annually on
the flrst days of March and September on the lot of
ground on the south side of Franklin street. beginning 70
feet inches east from the south of Franklin
and ChatSworh streets and running east on Franklin
alley
No is similar ANNUITY OF TWENTY FIVE DOL.
LARS, payable on the adjoining western lot which is of
like front and depth with No l.
No 3 is Il similar ANNUITY OF TWENTY FIVE
DOLl.AkS, payable on the lot adjoining No on the
west, which is of like front and depth with No. l.
No: Is a similar ANNUITY OF EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
ANDFlFTY CENTS, payable the adjoining No on
the west, which is of like front with No l. and like
width to the depth of So feet and of the width of feet
inches for further depth of Is feet said ten foot
alley.
No. is similar ANNUITY OF TWELVE DOLLARS
payable the lot the north side Pierce street begin
ming % feet east from the north corner of Pierce and
Chatsworth streets and running on Pierce street Ii
feet inches, and 46 feet inches deep foot alley
aforesaid
TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree are one
half in cash and one half in six months the credit paw
men to bear interest and be bonds or notes
OF the purchaser purchasers, with surety
ment to be approved by the Trustee
WIN. F. Prick, Trustee
So Fayette street.
GIBSON & Co,
an17 3tawts
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Established 1887.
MURPHY'S GENERAL PRINTING AND PUB
LISTING ESTABLISHMENT.
BOOK, PAPER AND STATIONARY STORE,
MARBLE BUILDING, lS2 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
MEDALS awarded by the MARYLAND lnsti-
I'VE stitute 1S51-5 for Printing, Book Binding and
Bank Checks By the Metropolitan Institute, Washing
ton, a Diploma for superior Blank Books.
BOOKS, PAPER, BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
Wholesale and Retail;-Constanty on hand large and
",' ''''l BOOKS IN GENERAL LITERATURE,
School, Classical Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books.
FOREIGN BOOKS.
large and varied stock kept constantly hand to which
constant additions made by direct importation. For
eign Books imported to order.
BLANK BOOKS PAPER, STATIONERY, &c,
comprising lare assortment of English French and Amer
lean Letter. Cap and Note Papers &C. of the best qualities
BLANK BOOKS,
OF every description made to order, in superior styles
MURPHf,S UNALTERABLE sTEREOGRAPHIC AND
PLAIN BANK CHECKS,
PRoMGssORY NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
MERCIAI AND LAW BLANKS, &c
kept constantly hand and sold wholesale and RETAIL
the very loweStrat
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING, BOOK BLNDING d RULING,
OF every description executed in the very best manner at
the lowest rates.
Particular attention paid to
FINE WORK
for Banks Insurance Railroad Telegraph Steamboat and
other Joint Stock Companies, Public Offices &c, &c.
Orders from abroad, for anything apperaining
business will receive the most prompt atten-
ton, and will be furnished the low rates.
tended to in person.
fe22tf JOHN MURPHY co.
II AW BOOKS.
1.-the subscribers invite the attention of the Bar
their large of LAW BOOKS which they offer for sale
at lowest rates. CUSHTNGS 4 BAILEY,
262 BALTIMORE STREET.
Just published Volume 10 Maryland Reports fe22-tf
MURPHY & CO.,
IF1 BOOKSELLERS PUBLISHERS
PRINTERS AND STATIONERS,
MARBLE BUILDING,
1S2 BALTIMORE STREET,
fe22-tf Baltimore
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- TRUSTEES SALE-Bv virtue OF a

o. o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF a
i decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city,
=. undersigned. trustee, will offer for sale public
auction, the Exchange, in said city, MONDAY, the
9th May 1858. at O'Clock, 2. NJ
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
the west side of Euaw street. in the city of Baltimore
described follows Beginning for the the west
side of Eutaw street distance Of eighty five feet ten
and half inches northery from the intersection Eutaw
street and Marion street. and running thence northery
bounding the side of Eutaw street, twelve feet
four and half inches, thence westerly parallel with Ma
rOn street. siXtytwO feet to alley three feet wide with
the and privilege of said alley thence bounding
said alley souherly twelve feet four and half nches
and thence eaStery by line parallel with Marion street
to the place of beginning Being part of the lot of ground
which subleased by Eliza Coale to William Klessner,
by deed dated the 18th day of September S and record
ed among the Land Records of Baltimore city in Liber A.
W B. No. 40, folio Az &c; and the lot that
assigned by said William klessner to Harriet lnges, by
deed dated 2d July, 1851 and recorded among the Land
Records aforesaid in Lber A W. b., No 1853, folio &c
&c, subject to the annual rent of fifty dollars.
The lot is improved by threestory BRICK DIV ELLING
HOUSE. is subject to the annual ground of fifty
dollars
TERMS OF SALE-One third of the purchase money
cash. the balance equal nstaments in three and
months the credit bear interest from the
of sale be secured by the of the
endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee
EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY
APPS -aWlsNus Trustee.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BORUSSIA.
FUR TIER FROM EUROPE.

New York, Nav 1.-The steamer Borussia from
Southampton with London dates to the evening of
the 18th, arrived here this morning.
The steamer Fulton arrived at Southampton on
Saturday evening.
Bernard's trial closed on Saturday afternoon.
The jury. after one hours consultation pronounced
him not guilty.
Consols closed firmer on Saturday at 161%al65l.
Photographic dispatches received at London
on Saturday, stating that an organized plot in favor
of Russia had been discovered in Circassa, and
hungarian officer who was implicated together with
several Russian emssaries, had been condemned to
death.
The affairs between Turkey and Montenegro had
become so alarming, that the Russian charge at
Vienna had announced that Russia was concentrat-
ing troops on the frontiers to provide for contingent
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
CT\CJNNATJ MAREET

-, o April 30.
FL0UR.-The market is unchanged with moderate
local demand The sales 900 bblS at So 65d 20
for superne and S375d $3.50 for extra latter white
Wheat.-1S27 bbls. received the last "a hours
WIllSkEY.-Sales of 900 bbls at 163c including 800
do. from wagons at l6 &c.
RONISIONS-MeSs Pork is firm, with moderate de-
demand, and sales 500 bbls at S1S.
LARD is steady, with sales of 400 bbls cts 1t is
offered sparingy at this
BULK MEATs-The only sale was 100 pieces Shoulders
at 63 cts packed Nothing done in Sides and the price
is nominal
BACoN.-We hear of no demand for Bacon and nothing
having TRANSFERRED we must call prices nominal
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
SAVANNAH, April 30-COttOn market unchanged with
sales of 100 bales The sales for the been 400
bales, and the receipts 5000 bales The stock in port is
50 900 bales
CHARLESTON, April 3O-The Cotton market is quiet
with sales of 400 bales The sales for the
bales The market closed at II cts. for good mddlings
MOBILE, April 30Cotton is firm with sales bales
receipts S0Oo against $500 bales last year The stock
in port $4,000 bales Freghts inactive The weather
is fine.
SAVANNAH, April 3O.-Cotton-Sales of $50 bales, the
market closing quiet but steady
AUGUSTA, April 30.-The Cotton market is quiet and
sales unimportant
NEW ORLEANS April 3O-Sales of 900 bales of cotton
quotations nominal the sales of the week have been
$3.50 bales
receipts for the week IS 900
I|ecelptS ahead OF last year 80 500
at all Southern ports less than last year :. So 900
Sales of red wheat at 95d 81 co. white wheat 81 l2T6
SLID elbow Corn 90 cts Pork steady. Lard in bbls
at liz cts with an advancing tendency.
Coee-the sales of the week have been II 900 bags
stock IN port 53 500 bags; sales Hall Rio Cot
ton freghts to Liverpool go Exchange on London 1912
dll0S4. ~
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New YORK, May l.-Flour.-The market is heavy
sales of 5000 bbls. at decline Of cts. Common
to good State S4.15@S425; Ohio S4.4O@S4. So;
Southern S4.45@S4.7O. Wheat has declined~sales
of $1,000 bushels Southern red 1Ol60ll6 cts; Chi
cago spring IS cts. Corn has declined cts.-sales
of % 600 bushels White GS@70 cts; yellow 100
70 cts. Pork is dull at $3.50; Prime 5.25@Sl5.-
40. Lard has declined cts.-sales at 1l5s9l2 cts
Whiskey is unchanged.