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Ar0y Orders Relative so the 1roops M
Route to Utah.

An army order has just been issued at
Washington relative 10 the redisposition Of
portion Of the forecx primarily destined to
reinforce the army in Utah. Itappeafs that
Gen. JOHNSTON is 10 retain command Of that
portion Of the troops remaining in Utah,
while Gen. HARsgY is ~ return ard assume
command of the department Of the West.
The main feature u the orders are given IN
the Star a. follows:
Eight Companies oi dragons, Phelps
battery Of fourth artillery, Reynolds com
paoy. 81 artillery, and three regiments (the
5th, 10Th. and either the 9Th ~ 7th.) Of In
fantry to remain In Utah, uDler cornmsBd Of
Bfesd Brigadief General Johnston. Ten
companies q 4,h artillery AID companies
- and X. dragons. n, present 10 occupy
the Platte district, aBi be subject TO the
Utah department. SIX compaDHs lst cav
airy remain o0 the plains while the se'son
pcrmits, and return 10 Port Riley or l%av.
euworth; they are 10 make excursions
among the unirieDdy Indians. The ~
naming COMPANIES Of lst cavalry ARE TO re.
turn To Fort Riley.
I;arney's and Huuts batteries are ordered
10 IOu LAyenwortb. The company Of en-
giDers Is 10 return " Wst Point after
completing with the battalion Of the sixth
infantry In oIeniag road TO Camp Scott,
via Cheyenne pa-a. The escort d Captain
Marcy goes back 10 New Mexico. The
sut~isisice ard rsinforcsmeB,s now on the
way - the troops in Utah are 70 proceed al
TO tseir destination the iorm-r 10 be- ap
propristsi u the us Of the smaller bfce re-
naming there. The subsistence 10 be sent
forward TO the asc Of troop m roui. is t1
BE- diverted u the ue Of tbo~e In the Platte
dis,rict. together viii ooe thousad beves u
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The Savannah Republican ol the 3Oth has
letters from Tampa, Of the 24,h inst, re.
porting the hanging, on tho night previous
Of four prominent citizens, by the Florida
Vigiiants. The statement ia considered
questionable.
The Democratic State Convention Of Me.
met at Augusta, on the 30th aud nomi'
mated Hon. MAsA@gu II. SMrn. Of War
ren, for Governor. Resolutions we're adopted
complimcntipg the administration, endors-
ing the final adjustment o! the Iecompton
question, and denounciog the opposition and
i,s measures.
A despatch from Washington to the n.
Y. Epenng Posf, states that Mr.. CoxrocK.
the agent for the Collins Company, has re-
turned from Europe. lie has contracted
with parties In France for the sale Of the
three Collins steamers fDr the sum Of 81 :
G0O,000.
The Railroad Convention ut Buffalo al
journed oa the 30th. The Convention In
sisted on the New York and Erie Railroad
Company advancing its rates of fare to the
prices prior TO the recent reduction. Mr.
Mos.s. Prcsideat u the Erie Company,
protested against the action Of the Conven.
ton, declaring ,ha, the Company would not
be bound by il. but would codeavor to work
for il own interests, independent Of the ac.
tion Of the Convention The Western
Companies will rctaliate upon oil
Companies, who like tbs Erie, violate re3a
Iations heretofore agreed upon as To fare and
freight
Tnx steamer Empire City, from Havana,
22I, arrived Mt New York, On the 18th,
bringing m passenger. Nous. BELLY, the
French Agent at Central America. The
Empire City passed the steamer Arctic
cruising outside the barbor at Havana.
A CAprAIx DUsuAs, OF the firm Of Dos.
HAN * Dmos. shipping merchants. New
York, was stabbed, and il Is ksred, NOR.
tally wounded, On the 2Gth. ut BLAscDAsDs g
Hotel, New York. by a young lawyer named
Aspxssos. Caase--DusHANs k,ndnes To
Aspgxsos's wife.
Tng Bos,oo 7ran1r,p good authority
deni,a that Prof AoAssz has determined to
accep, the liberal of'em made by LoUis Ma
rol.sos 10 10 70 France. lie will remain at
Cambridge, where he Ia building up Tor him
VII sueh an usrivslIed and eoduring reputa-
tl0n.
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NEW SERIES-NO, l4O.

Correspondence ot Tho Pioneer amt Democrat
SATURDAY, July 3, 1858

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Money Matters.
frsm e,e n. Y. indcpeni.nI, Jaly |

frsm tic \. Y. indcpenient, Jay l.
Thc State has raised three loans since our
last .tue, viz 81 800 ,00l nt 8 per cent. for
ten years, l0l, G2 $500 900 at per cent.
for two years, 100 50 to lOl 100000
ut s per cent for seventeen years, i02 65 to
l03.3 3 taken by savings banks, banks,
and Mnkcrs. The Federal Government has
issued notices inviting bids for loan OF
SlO,0D0,00O, (half the amount autborzei,)
to be awarded ON tho 9th Of August. The
loan !, TO be for ID years, and TO bear per
cent. per annum interest. The amount viii
be bid for by Europe, and il taken there,
will eiectually prevent any export Of specie
in August and September, as sterling bills
will, u that case, be abundant. This will
make money cheap here MI the fall, as spe-
Gle mast accumulate IN bank, The Treas
ury will want the money for immediate dis
bursanent 50 that foreign gold will be put
in circulation and find it, way into bank, in
addition to increasing receipts OF specie
from Cali whence NJ 500, 900 has ar.
rived this week. The bank statement shows
n loss Of specie Of Siis,aG7; hut the Calit
fornia receipts have been added since, 80 that
large gain will be shown in the next bank
returns. The loans have been increased
over million Of dollars, yet the transfer Of
credit arising out OF this has increased the
deposits in bank only S7C0,o0O. There is
no dininution in ,he supply, and money con.
tinues in great excess, seeking satisfactory
investments in vain. Compared with las
year, the condition Of the banks Is ~ fol
lows
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A large amount Of money will be disburs.
ed IN and Immediately after the LIST OF July.
which will materially add to the supply 10
market seeking employment. What Ia To
be done? The dog gdays are upon us, and
idieness seems to prevail vey rgcncrniiy in
all departments OF business. Capitalists
have 10 forego any interest on very large
proportion Ot tbcT funds. The time has
come for temporary retirement into the coun.
tty, and there ia no reason 10 hold hacY, OK.
cept the imbicility to bear the expenses : and
this aiiiicts the usual spending part Of the
community in an unusual degree, They will
find out the secret that extreme heat Is more
bearable ia town than ont out Of town. un-
Iess on mountain nights. Money. though
abundant in market, circula,es slowly md
sluggishly. II is scarce with the mass Of
the community. The effect Of last years
troubles Is visible In the breaking up Of hous.
keeping by numerous families, who have TAX
en- step backwards by degrading into
boarding, and the consequent large nnmber Of
tenantless houses even 10 desirable situatins.
1t will take til next May, or longer. 10 re-
cover from oil this UncurreDt money IL
less abundah, than usual owing 10 the want
Of opportunity 10 place II, and TO the extreme
abundance OF silver, which IA at greater dis,
discout than this state currency.
The rates continue easy for the loan of
money on short tune namely, 3 10 3 pr
cent, and for the discount Of prime business
paper, 3, sa4 per cent, TOR short, and 3 pr
cent for SIX months bills.
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Mssles,
Nicola

The city of Mexico was much excited re.
Gently by dccrec Of the government i'm.
posing forced loan Of one per cent. On tho
capital of foreigners Mr. FoRsYru, the
Unite States Minister. formally protested
against the enforcement Of the decree. and
recommended American citizcps to decline
70 pay any contributions which may be ~
se~,ed upon their capital by the Commission
ers provided Tor that purpose" The French
Minister sustained the action Of tbs govern
meat the English Minister asked time TO
consider and 70 adyise with bis government,
before the contributions should he enforced.
A litter from Mexico says: IAN c!aAss Of
foreigners focked around the United States
legation; and II Il hsd been possible to
take oAths II allegiance 70 the Star Span
gIed Banner. and 10 grant protection at the
same time. the number Of American citizens
here would b. much larger nj the present
time" A correspondence took plase be
tween the goyanrneni and the British Min.
lister. in which the latter repeated bis request
tha, the law -houh remain imperative until
be could consult with bis government, and
stated that, IL the Mexican authorities
should ocsd ~ enforce ii, they would do
20 At their peril. The cod Of the matter
was. that the action oi the law WAS set aside
for tbrec months. which Is considered -
equivalent 70 Knocking il on the bead.
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VOL. X-NO. If
TO A BUNCH OF ROSES.
BY GEORGE d. PRENTICE.

Sweet flowers, while ye impart
The fragrance Of the spring time rich and rare,
Go, bear that errand to young Julia's hear,
Which only roses bear.
Go, tell her. lovely flowers.
That In my soul her own dear image CLEANS
light. q radiance in my waking hours.
glory in my dreams.
Say, though my love is hers,
To her alone can that love reveal
Among her many burning worshippers
would, but may not kneel
Tell her, it were your bliss
Upon her gentle bosom to repose,
And she, perhaps. may give you one sweet
kiss
Oh, that | were a rosei
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The whole secret of Mr.. P.IsE, Of Wor-
erter's Ia, inyeution cotnsts 10 % treating
. gwen quantity Of water that j. becomes
sJsolut1.y saturated with moisture. ADD,
While 10 this condiiion. i, il brOught 10 con-
tart with heated sirfsces, caasing IL 10 ex.
pand many hundred simes is bulk when Il
enters a. the geDerator" The sdeA Of sstu-
rating water with moastgre "a good.
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MIcmGas CgxraAi. T. X The election
for Directors Of this Company, held a, DE
troi, on Moniay last, resulted in the choice
Of the following gentlemen
j. " Brooks, Bq.,on Erasta. Corning
Albany. bornas Tiies,on. New York j
u. Williamson, New York n. 1hayr
BostOn. Il. H. FORBES, Bos;oo; II. II. Hun.
newell, Boston II, 81. Warden. Boston
F.lon Farnsw9th.
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Hos JoB TYsos, ex.M. q. from Pennsyl.
vanis. died in Montgomery county, 10 thAt
state, On the 21th.
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Fsox Saturday last until MouIsy there
were ~ deaths from sun stroke" 10 New
York ard brooklyn Monday Ia, VA the
hottest day II the season.
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TO A BOTTLE.
Ts very strange thai yss and |
Together eAaoOt pull.
por you ere fsA wssn ] am dry,
And err shea ] sfa f1ii.
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Gmarauers.

ENG 4 AVINGs AND LITHOGRAPHING
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE. WOOD
~ ENGRAVERS AND LlrHOGRAPHERs, Baak
street, Cleveland, o
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND. Aug. 9th.

ARRIVALS.
steamer Ocean Evans Detroit. . pkgs H H Goods Il
stesmeT Foresi queen. Miller. BufTalo-
Steamer lron Ciiy. Turner SnPeIl2f
Steamer MnpeQueen, Nlser. Detroit.
Steamer N0rs Sweet Superior Is p1eksges mass
Prop Comet Watts, Buffalo, la tons mdse, Nix NoTTi'
Prop Buckeye, Rnsnln. OgdensouTEh - - =
PROP New York, Ludlow, Toledo; 10 tons mdSe n \
B,r55s 51 Il ID n srorris. vadier. Buffalo.
Rarlus CIV Cncrane, Ordenshu1gh; % Tons lrpn ore
rg Marner Pearsons OdsusburEh 2i5 tons iron ore y
Bargue David Morris" Toledo, Buffalo I'D -
sehr Rowena. Farsher Saginaw 81 SI feet lumber, 50 NJ
SehT Charles seaman Ffy Bay City; lsl 81 feet lumber
SchS SVlees sks., Bufugtua Buffalo; feet lsih, C.
schI. criaolias. Byn. Milan.
CLEARANCEs.
Steamer Ocean Evans. Detroit.
Steamer MAY Queen. Nlger. Detroit
Prop. AlleghanT. Conkev kunao; sSA ~ eut =s-l ~
ne this hlur. 80 bbls p,rk SO bbls hish~ine'
Sehf Rssoldie Flint Chicago 30 tons eO1 q tons mise
schr ] " SarEesnt Horan. Marquette; 80 tons coal.
Schr- Gree Murray, ken. Chleascs suJ tO,iS coal
S.0w Prem ut, raft, Baifa0; IS ions coal. n D. hFey
Seow Rowena, Farsher Sssnas; lumber and Shingles
rLIsr OF VESSELS passing in and out Of the Lock Of
the weand Canal Port colbourns CIV furnished By
the Lock Tender to d P DobbHs Secretary Of the Board
OF Lake Ualerwuters;
bound WssT-Aueast 6'h-Prg1- B1,keye; schr; PerSe-
verlncs on 7ih-9rop. Jesfson; schrs CatehPoie,
Watts sherman
BouND EAsr-AuEust sth-Prop Vermont. schrs- CIea'
Yves ern. Cifizen. Ga the sth-None-
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Purchasing Broker aud Consular AgeaifoI 4 - a,i d
eoodale 8 Co.'S Wool Circular.
OFFICE or cLrvrrtSD wooL DErOI.

oFfIcE or CLEvELtED WOoL DEroT
August ,, 1873
tAe pleasure in reporting s time increased de-
mHd go and greater activity Ia The traoe ta As 1
Witnessed for several months pHsL
Our predictions iarIner have been more na
sllurirs Of low and medium fully equaliug
expectation receipts this time much arger than
TO te sane time last year.
We sold during the last month some 25o lbs en-
bracing cur y and all the grades below
Tbs inner grades has been limited and Ne
think OF those grades would DO well 20 bold Al PIE e
baf would advze h0lders and medium woos
10 avail themselves present there tndea
better prices viii be realized than We are nov get
ur greater portion Of clip has passed into TIE
hands dealers prices considerably above the views Of
msnuacturers- IN the present dun stale Of the goods
cd bY the dealers
Flee having been bought in he country prices but
little paid and ediuia, The profits on
wall be sr.e, which VIII enable the sreeuaio II
necessary. sell common woods ~ cost OF less
and throughout The west
has ehaed hands average Ohio being IS certs Mica
sa eeuts Indiana cents Illinois 81 cents and Wisconsin =
GoODALE co.
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Roll Roaos.

NIdhINU NUNNLIIIUNS
Al CleFolsnd with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
laIhus Cllinnati, Cleveland and Enc AMI Cleveland
and PiitSburg Railroads.
A: SOll with hacks 10 Chasrin Palls
At Mantua with hacks for Rayrnna
AT Branerllle with hacks 10 Newton FaTIs sc
Al Wanen with hacks 20 sharon, Greeufeld Meadyille
Bloomfield Canfeid Gc
Al NounEs stoNn, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, an Enen Valley, an1 thence b. p. > " &c K
Y. % Pittsburgh
CHAs L. RHODES. supr
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr-Aus 8

TBT rELEGEAFH
FI0u-Rects msoderste with good deni'J for easser1.
trade. moderate lrgrgs o1nc he
Ter: bols a. s. sos.u5 unsounds Si5A -
ate 81 Is eis1 IN unsoua1 and So
A55 state Ss354 - Tor suehne Scs.ern, S47J
ipu x br1nIs round hosp Ohio, market closing r.
Caasda d0uf and hrnzr; sales 60 bos Al
Tor choice htye ngur scarcs and 1rs
s4los bbs a S34 Tor common hae 70 ehoice super
Zoe.
Sl for uns0und far Milwaukee eua, Sl,l3 Tor ned
ter IVES en- Slltss for Nis western sles Tor ~
sJuud
R,s-Sczr,s and frmly held sf Sc with buyers 7sc
CoE-Lull with tenleucy Il favor bugeras there
balg aszged. sfnune uup tsil, oerng; Eais2 - 0C
Fellow; while Of all kinds zre held Al &C
Oais-Kirn Il ssl l-5Jc for state AID ~es-ern-
MrlskTMrkeL i and lower, UIth sales # 80 oha Al
a7Gzsskc. chiefly a. The inEIds grice.
rork-Markst qnsi; sales ~ bbs Al ts'sO for mess
Beei-suoyaa; sales 30 bbls at SlI.552I2 for country
mess, SllSIs5l re-pscked mssa, Sls5.5o for
Beef Hams and prims bsrf Tenaia nominslly hs
s1Ine.
Cur lIeats-C0utuus steady; sales l70 hhds 6 sae
for sa0uldsis; for hams Bacoa scsrce, and fr
~ held
b5is Al rs zllsics the latter prlcs tor prilne
Butsr-fn faIr reques. ~ 1ZGlse and lo,o t1E scod
OuIr and safe
Cheese-DaIl Al ~ sse.
Hidss-Ars very nraly held with moderate business
dong zs.lss5Sc for Burnus Ayres, 1UdaS Tor RIO
Stocks-D1il, but better No eaa NJ sinking fund
hnnds 67ss; Pacific mail 80, Lac AZ; n Z 80: 7
sas 31s kesdug 4s3Si Cni AR 76i II L 50, Gil
s55s
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SFlNDlRT. BEMIS B MURRAY.

NVU OOF' % n AIIaaIUN M LHU u Y Is
FLOUR.
We are receiving the following we'll known hrandsot
Flour on consignment to which call the attention
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S5o. 1898.
The Northern Transportation Co..

1Re hOrtneFn Transportation C0s,
WILL. DURING The PRESENT
w season runiheiT well known and popular line Of
FIRST CLASS STEAlf PROPELLERS AND
SAILING VESSELS
Regularly oetween Ogder sbuh OsWego and the Up
per Lakes. forming
Daily Llae befl0sea 0gacssBaEgh and OssregO,
and Ports On Lake Ere
Anda Trl-Weekiy Line between Ogiensbuig and OsWeso
and Ports LAX. Michigan connecting 0sienshurgh
with the Osdenshurgh and Nermon- Gen trail Route be-
tween Ostensburgh. Burlington. Couc0rd Manchester
Lawrence, Nashua. Lowell Bosious and al OsWego
with Hovey Craw1ord neS Os~eso hoe Of Ihiry tiIst
Class Canal Boats a se sizel the enaTged canal he
tween Oswego ond New York, thus adoruing q Regular
Sueffv and Cheap Route. with but tranShiumeut
tween BOSTON, New England and New Y0 X md the West
This Company having made the most ample arranee-
menfs Oseeo for Dock aud Storage with shuu-
t accommodations for handling asserting and shipping
Freight, upon ths plan prctced az Osdensbursh guar
entrused TO its care.
This Line connects at Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line Of Canal B0atson the Ohio Canal.
lne OF fropeersfo Lake Superior. anl with Railroads 10
Columbus, CINCINNATI Indianapolis LOUISVILLE and 81.
LOUIS.
AGENTS AND coNs1GNEEs:
J. Myers CGntss lOtis Kimhall los State ST
J. L. Warner. slP; \. York Boston, Mas.
Geo Clark. rs Broad 81, CrawfoTd s Co.. Osdensb'h
=. c. H0sey. New York New York
Boyey crswford. Oswego. WIa 7. walker Toledo, o
New York y r. Mathews Detroit AIh.
Msther Co., Chicago, III Bercay 3 Co, AlilWaukes
coNsIGNEEs
Locker L Co, Racine. u. = KIRKLkND, shehoygaa.
Chamberlin, Crawford & Co., Cleveland, 0
-9..u.I
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1858. 1858.
Cleveland, Columbus s Cincinnati Railroad

Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad
ksa g 8 - --lS;555i..;....;;S
WINTER ARRANGEAIEN1
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10 ls5s Passenger Train leave Cleveland as follows
65 A d. Cincinnati Express, stopping a Berea Grafton
Nellingtor, New London, Shelby, Crestline,
Galion, CrGiugton ana Delaware.
80 p. VI Accommodation. stopping al all stations
olu "A, Cincinnati Night Pssse sfopplng all s.a
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, and al
CarGingtOn and Delaware; also. stopping 20
leave passengers afall stations south Of Gaou
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby sanduskvt Mansfield anc Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Nj Vernon Nevlrk, Zanesville, sc
Cresfne Pittsburgh 81. Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest. Upper Sandusky, Deiphus, Lima. It
Mayne, Laporte. Chicago, &c- west. and last
for Mansfield, Wooster, Hassiuon, &C
Gallon and Belefontane Railroad Line for Marion. Belle
foutaiae, Sidney Uui0n, Muncie, Indianapolis,
Ierre Haute, Vinceunes, Evansville, Louisville
Cairo, ST. LOUIS,
De aware Daytoa and Cincinnati Line for SprnEfeld o.
Dayton, Hamilton. CinciuDati. Richmond In
dlanaPols, TeIre Haute, st Louis. &c. and a
road for Louisville, and all points me Ohio
River.
Columbus Iit.le Miami and Columbus and Xenia Rail
rad, for Nenis, Dayton, Indianapolis, Terre
Haute, 81 Louis, Morrow, Loveland and Gin
unafi. and with the OhlOaud AIississiuui Rail
Cairo. ST LouiS and all points a the OHIO river
COlu Ius Cehtra Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanesvie
Wheeling, &C. Columbus, Piqua and Iudians
Rallru1d for Piqua, Ufbana. Gc
r For Tickets % ali points and information apply Al
he Union Ticket Oee 81 Superior street, the Pas
senser Station-
Cleveland May 10 ISss
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REViEW or THE GENERAL WHOLESALE AND
PRODUCE MARKET. cor the week enlins Monday
Evening August = soe.ock reference rias had TO She
tables
ALCOHoL-OaI quotations manulaoiurers prices; IS
5 Cor &c per above proof which shows ad-
vEuea
coALNo change to note 1t continues to arrive freely
By the NaAouHg Railroad shipped fast brought
in.
CoRDAGE-No changes noted
FIsH-Laks Fish again lower but Maesere have advanced
81 cents per bbl
FRUITS Apples very shor supply and prices
have largely advanced during the week There have been
sales during tie week sl Lui fh is considered
good deal below the market NJ changes uOted in foreign
fruits
FREIGHT-Coninue irregular to admit Of quotations
FLoUR-Te business OF the week has been rather light
hut improved the close viii be seen by our weekly
summary. Prices have advanced somewhat.
Rye Has ruled steady Al So s351e for suPerfne
and extra
ConS MEAL-searcey anything doing hy commission bOas
es The mills charging sl.s-5s per iooIbs-
RAIS-WHEaIThe receipts though stin light, great
er than for week The market is active. and prices
have again advanced
CoEx-Te stock Of eou very light and sales have been
laade at large advance quotations Of last week. 6s q
7oe has besn named probable for good article
OaTs-We advance last week. The market sill
tending upward
RFE-Nounal at Sc.
GROCERIES -CoFFEE-NO changes in this article his
week.
CaEBLEs-star Candies have advanced &c
MoLAssEs-N. o. Moasses has experienced advance OF
&c per gallon within the week.
SoaP-Che1cal Soap is q shade 'oEer.
sUsARs-The week shows further improvement. but the
market Is less excited
HIGHwINES- market has been active and an advance
OF per GAL has been obtained On Saturday holders asked
& saies aisie. Rectihed whisky has advAn-
la3c.
OILS AND PAINTs-R Remain steady At our quotations
PROVISIONS PORK-A few sales were made at
I5Ol
BAcOs-The market continues drn At quotations
LArD-A few light sales made IOise for fair and
good No. l.
CHEEsE-Ncw Western Reserve has sold to limited extent
at Clfa7c TO supply city wants.
Esss-AFe Increased receipts have deadened
the market
BUrrEE-The market Inactive and prices remain without
change
SALT-Tc stock has augmented By receipts from o.
,eo aud prices Dock &c lower sack salt Is
also about PEI bag below last weeks quotations 0lo 10
eounisy trade. Mason City sacks held at IGl2e
See Saturday report
TALLOW-Sales at SIC.
POrATOES-NOillins doing.
vINEGARPure vinegar sells at loe and good cider vine
gAratl2se-