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Truth VIII Preva l-TEsTIMosY OF A
CINCINNATI MERcHANT.-The following letter is
from one of our well known merchants. What
ever he indorses must be of sterling value. It
is well worth reading:
CINCINNATI, February Is, 1859.
About o month ago L called at DR.. AYERS
Throat and Lung Institute" 80 West Fourth
street, for treatment for Tonsilitis and Chronic
Inflammation of the Throat. The tonsils and
uvula Tor palate) were so much enlarged that
there seemed to be but one course to pursue, ana
that was to cut them off; this I had been told by
other physicians, who had also candidly told
me they could not cure me. DIR. Aver made a
careful examination, and pronounced excision
unnecessary, and prescribed Medicated Inhala-
tiOn and topical applications, with general treat
ment, and the result is a perfect triumph! The
Inflammation has been allayed, and the tonsils
and palate reduced to their natural size and po-
sition. 1 now have no soreness or difficulty
whatever of the throat, and feel that an, nov
perfectly ,oeU
l cordially commend DR.. Aver as a skillful
and competent physician in his speciality, and
worthy of all confidence. His mode of treat
ment is rational, pleasant, and certainly in my
case successful, and have every reason to be-
ieve the Doctor is equally successful in all other
cases while have been under treatment at the
Institute. JOHN II. DETERs,
So Fourth street, bet. Vine and Walnut.
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WATER WoREs.-The annual report of the
Trustees of the Water Works has been issued,
from which it appears that the revenue for the
past year has amounted to $174,442. The
amount Of new pipe which was laid, was 92,6Os
feet or over niles. The debts were decreased
$4,000 20. The erection of new reservoirs is
also urged by tho Trustees which they admit
cannot be accomplished without loan.
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nRpARTnRE n oF TRAINS. {.

hNorrFArl, HAMiIToN q DAYTON 600 A. NJ, $40
a. NJ, k30 p. NJ. $40 2. NJ, Hamilton Acoommo-
dation.
lscIESAT1 4 ST. IouIs-9;oo A. A., AzB p. r.. 1850
Il. M, Louisville Express.
little MIAMI-9O0 A. M, 4:l5 p. M, 1880 p NJ.
INC1NEAT1, MARIETTA Il PARK ERsBURGH-Fr From East
INoTNNATt, WILMINGTON q ZANEsvIILE-From East
Front aStreet Depot-9 A. M, 4:l5 p. M
Hc1NsAT1, RICHMOND q INDANAPoLIs--6:0O A. NJ. 81,
AlO
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For nice colored Photograph, at a
reduced price, or a fine Melainotype of yourself
or friends, go to Carpenter, No. 20 West Fifth
street, between Main and Walnut satisfac-
tinn alrunua nnn rnntnnd
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The Independent Guthrie Greys Battalion,
Of whom we spoke at some length in our issue
of yesterday, paraded in the afternoon in
shakos; commanded by Capt. D. E. Enyart,
company A.; and Capt. j. v. Guthrie, com
pany B., and looked, and marched, as they
always do, superbly. They turned out in rank
and file about 75 men.
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DEAFNE99.

For the last twelve years have been afflicted with
rising in my right ear accompanied with deafness.
Ten DAYS ago placed myself under the treatment of
DR.. Won Moschzsker. / found myself greatly re-
lieved and doubt not after few more visits will be
sound and entirely we'll. With satisfaction recon
mend all those who are suffering from Deafness or
Blindness not 10 delay placing themselves under the
care of DIR. Won Moschzisker, do firmly believe
II there Is any disease either of the Eye or Ear that
is durable DR.. Won Moschzisker can do IT,
r. P. HILL.
Nashville, Feb. 4rlt,9.
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NASHVILLE, Feb L. 1859.
DEAR SIR Nothing can afford mo more pleasure
than TO offer you my thanks for the prompt relief
which you have brought to my sight. MY profess
sonal duties have lately weakened my eyes so much
as to prevent almost from reading in the evening
and 1t was with the greatest efforts that could really
do so but these efforts followed on the next day
by heavy pains In both eyes and constant infamma-
ton, which was the more trying for me az always
could only make Of eye, (the right one being
covered by a freckle from infancy)
Your arrival in this city has been highly beneficial
to me- You hayenot only in n very few days relieved
me of pain and Inflammation, but you have also
strengthened my sight, and greatly relieved the
freckle which covered my other eye. All this was
done without any cessation of my professional duties
and at the expense of the most trihing sum which
ever could be paid to any physician.
In expressing you my satisfaction, intend merely
todo Justice to your eminent skill as 0culist, and
whenever this testimonial can be of any use wish
you to publish y for your advantage. as on my side
will always confirm this statement verbally.
Yours, truly, e.,
PROFESSOR A. FRISE.
MOsCITZIsKrR. Gland Hnta1
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HOME INTERESTS.

J. G. Ringwalt & Co. showed us yes
terday new eontrivance for sweeping carpets.
A child could trundle it about upon the carpet,
and thereby be kept out of mischief, and keep
the carpet clean at the same time
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The Union,Gallery, now under the SUI
pervision of Mr.: stillman, is one of the best in
the city. Stillman's pictures astonish the ma
tves by their beauty and oheapness. Don't
forget to give them call. No. lac Fifth street.
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For several years have been deaf, which gradually
grew worse ] do hereby, With utmost satisfaction
testify that have been under DR.; Won Moschzlskers
treatment but Que week and my hearing has already
improved to that degree that feel II my duty to him
and those who are similarly afflicted, to advise them
to place themselves without delay, under his care.
JOHN X. SPITLER,
IA South Market st.
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STREET.
We commend the following letter to our read
ers. 1t is from the Pastor of the Park street
Chapel of this city. 1t tells its own story:
ClScINNATI, February 10, 1859.
After suffering more or less with an affection
of the throat. for some twelve months, accom-
panied by catarrh in the head, in chronic form,
and after having used a variety of remedies,
with no further benefit than temporary relief,
placed myself under the treatment of DR.. j.
Winslow Aver, No. 80 West Fourth street, and
now take pleasure in saying that such has
been his success in treating my case, that can
cordially recommend him to those who may be
suffering from Chronic Catarrh of the head, or
diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
JAMES f. CHALFANT,
Pastor of Park street Chapel, Cincinnati, o.
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J. A. Templeton has recently refitted
his new Gallery of Art, corner of Fifth and
Western row. He is now fully prepared to take
all kinds of pictures at reduced prices.
Attention is called to the card of
Snowden & Otte
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City Matters.

- The best medium for advertising Wants,
Lost, Boarding, for Sale, &C., &C., is the Daily
Press, send them in.
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LOSE NO TIME!
EYE! ETA FRI
Nashville Testimony:

Dr.. VoN MoscHzIsKER operated on my Ears, and
take great pleasure In certifying that have derived
great benefit from his operations
ROBERT p. MOSS.
NAsuyILLE. Jan. ~ 1859
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AttentionHi is called to the advertise
ment of Mr.. skardon, agent for Singers Sew,
ing Machine Company.
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The New York Sewing Machine Com
pany, of which we mentioned in our first issue,
will open their sales-rooms, No. Burnet House
building, in few days; and we would advise
all those wishing to purchase superior Sewing
Machine at comparatively low price, to look
to our columns in q day or two for their an
nouncement
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J.. Applegate, on Broadway, below
Columbia, is now getting up the best and cheap
est pictures in the city. His pictures always
please. Try them.
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Dried since our last review. fair demand and the
market has ruled firm at $3.50 for Apples, and 1926
S3 rs for Peaches. Green Apples in fair demand
at $4@7 per bbl., the latter rate for very choice
Lemons are firm at s., 3,25@3,5O, and Oranges at s3a
$50 per box. Raisins in good request, and the
market IS firm at S26O@2,75 for MIR, and $3@3,25
for Layer. Smyrna Figs are steady at l2c and Our
rants at S6l10c.
: GREASE-The demand has been fair, and prices
are firm at sA@93Sc, for Brown and Yellow and eA@
lOc. for White.
GRAIN-The arrivals the past week have been mod
crate, and, with brisk demand from the trade and
for shipment prices have advanced 5@6c. per bushel
on the higher grades of Wheat. The sales comprise
$4,000 bushels closing firm at S3j for strictly prime
White; 81 26l 80 for good do S,l5@l 20 for fair do
and $ll59l 25for fair to prime Red. Corn has bean
in fair demand since our last, and prices have ad-
vanced to Soc for fair mixed and s26S5c for choice
White. The sales for the week add up 5000 bush
els. There has boon very little doing in Rye and the
market has ruled dull at 9597c., with small sales at
these quotations. There has been a large business
done in Barley, and prices at the close were very
firm at 7e@9sO for prime Fall The transactions for
the week comprise 1900 bushels. Oats have ruled
steady and firm at &C., on arrival.
HIDES-The market remains firm, with good de-
mand We quote Flint I469l5c., Dry-salted l2@9l4c.
Green -salted 71ac., and Green at &c.
HAY-The market for this article has been active
and buoyant throughout the week, and prices have
further advanced, closing at ZIG per tun for prime
Timothy.
HOGS. AND CATTLE-The demand for Hogs is
active, and prices hi CHER. We quote IS b0g6 50
per cwt gross the range the latter rate for prime
corn fatted. Prime Slop sells at Sc. The supply OF
Beef Cattle is light, and prices fully 25c per cwt
higher. We now quote common at "a; fair 81 5o good
at 81 70, and prime at So per cwt. gross The sales
during the week add up go head.
HoPS-There Is no change in the market az regards
demand or price. In the regular obbing way l21l4c
| is the range for prime crop of 1883
HEMP-There is no change in the market for any
| kind. The demand is moderate.
IR0N-A fair demand for Pig, without any further
advance in prices The sales during the week add up
400 tuns, so far made public. We continue to quote
No Ohio h0tbast at $34@1a5 the latter the rate al
the river. There is no change in bar. good busi-
ness doing at 21aCa2Ac.
| LEAD AND SHoT-The demand continues mod
crate, and the transactions confined to small parcels
to meet the current wants of the trade We have ne
change to notice in prices, and continue 10 quote
follows Pig Lead 5Ac.; Bar 6@654c.; Sheet and Pipe
| 714l11fc,; and Shot $4,000 so per keg.
| LEATHER-The demand continues good, and tn,
market very firm. The receipts are light. We con
1
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The immigration of Africans into AL
geria is to be suspended by Chinese, by
Imperial decree,
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See advertisement OF j. e. f. w.ll In
another column.
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In offering my thanks for the very kind and liberal
patronage have received during the short period
f for me not m Ito to OBEY the pressing
my friends and patrons, to postpone other
serve as an answer to the many letters received from
the vicinity and countless who are anxious 10 provide
with my s1 a% SrSted to state
tR Eyes and WR to
sPa nS h6 sE Ee2 S Y E Il % % not tae Se
out of place TO adoin to this card the following
RST S S% Ss ts a pen aho IF n to bn ToS S'@ ME
KER, who, in his work on Optics says:
The adaptation OF optical oontriyances to amend
tons of high abstract knowledge for the relief of in
hrmities Of man. Thousands and tens OF thousands
per of cheap Glasses, and what would the suffer-
not give If they could but retract their first wrong
damaged, and therefore the idea OF its Impairment
has not been , suddenly 5 or Gt tSTc6y brought % before
them, they would have been amazed and terrified"
.'There cannot be a greater error than that COM
purchasing Glasses without the slightest regard
its optical points, If the who sells them
knows any thing more of optics than the size of the
on at the least price he can get for them. Great
Judgment and discrimination required In order 70
and also what Glasses the applicant should The
rules of selecting Glasses are of paramount
IMPORTANCE,
and should only be trusted to an experienced and
Trustworthy 0PTICIAN. Imperfect and badly cho-
sen Gasses not speaking OF inferior quality, are
the Eyes what slow poison would be to the body"
Mr.. SEMMoNS need not publish any Price Car
rent Of his Glasses, as those who have tried them
them they would have been cheap at any price-but
this he will say that they not charged more than
tReE N New Ne% oeS Sa %
more In repeating my thanks for the liberal patron
Yided themselves with them, that this ia the
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-23

For Splendid Picture of any kind
or size, go to Ball & Thomas. Their pictures
are celebrated all over the country. Don't for
get the No.-120 Fourth street.
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Read This, Also.

From Hon B. storer, LII. D., Judge of the Superior
Court of Cincinnati.
..t CINCINNATI, Dec. 8, 1855.
DR., G. W. PHILLIPs-Dear Sir: Your Cough Mix
ture has been used with great In my family
believe II to be most safe and etcacous preparation
for the Of ordinary colds as well as of chronic
affections of the throat and lungs, Many of my
neighbors who have felt the good effects of this med
icine that thOy regard IL with great favor
Il. ST0RER.
DR.. G. w. PHILLIPS,
Sole Proprietor.
Sold Wholesale by SURE, Eekstein Co.; John d.
4 Bro; Edw. Scanlan Co.. J. q. O. Reakirt and by
Druggists generally. h5
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Go to j. Trechard's Securing Estab-
lishment, 156 West Fourth street. 3taw
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-02-23

Harlan's New AIabastrian Picture is
becoming great favorite among the people.
Cali and see them. 2taw
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GA. M.--Daytcn Mail Train-For Springfield san
dusky and all points on that road. Connects at Ur-
bana for Columbus arrives at Columbus at ~ noonj
Detroit at I:30 p NJ ALSO at Clyde with trains for
Cleyeland, Buffalo; &C. Passengers by this train dine
Of Forest at 1890 r. NJ.
Michigan Road for Troy, Piqua, Sidney and Lima;
connects at Lima for Fort Wayne and Chicago reach
ing Chicago at 10 p. M. Also, co9nects at Dayton
with Dayton and Western Road for points between
Dayton and Richmond; with Greenyille and Miami
Road for Greenville Union, Winchester and muncie.
GA. VI. train for Richmond connects With Indiana
Central Road for Indianapolis Chicago, Lafayette,
Terre Haue, st. Louis and all Western 0ties. Also.
with Cincinnati and Chicago Road for Anderson, ko-
komo Logansport and all points on the wabash VAL
$40 A. M.-Clcveland and Pittsburg Expresa via
Delaware Cut Off-For Cleveland Dunkirk, Buffalo,
New York and Boston. Also, makes close connec-
tions at Crestne for Pttsburg, Philadelphia, Balt-
4:sO =. NJ. Dayton Express, for sandusky, Lima and
Chicago at Forest for Chicago; ut Clyde for Toledo;
at Sandusky with G. and T. Road for Cleveland Dun
kirk and Buffalo.
This train also connects with Dayton and Michigan
Road for Troy, Piqua, Sidney and Chcago at Sidney
with the trains the b. and Road for Pitsburg and
4:3OP. M. Indianapolis and Chicago Express, con-
meets at Richmond for Indianapolis Terre Baute and
ST. Louis Also, connects at Mattoon for Chicago and
all points on the Illinois Central Road.
$40 p. M Train for Hamilton and all way stations.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Dayton at s:20A. NJ, 4l5 p NJ, and 1850 p NJ.
Leave Hamilton at 7 A. NJ, 94T A. NJ, 1850 A. M,
512 +. NJ. and 9:05 p. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVING IN CINCINNATI.
From Hamilton at sos A. NJ. and l24OP. M.
From Dayton at 1882 A. NJ, 65QP NJ, and 1O:l0P M.
Ticket Offices, northeast corner Front and broadway;
No. 100 WalniIt-steet, Fourth, at the south
east corner of Fourth and Vine streets or at the Sixth
d. McLAREN Surerirtapdent
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RAILROADS.
Cincinnati. RicI d
INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD.

Great Through Route for
INDIANAPOLIS,
TERRE HAUTE,
ST LOUIS
LAFAYETTE,
LOGKNsPoRT,
PERU.
FORT WAYNE
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS leave Sixth street
Depot, at 6 A. N. and 4:3GP. NJ.
6 A, M. M.--INDIANAP0LIS, ST. LOUIS & CHICA-
90 FAST EXPRESS. Through direct, making close
connections for all other Western and North western
points. This Train also connects at Richmond with
Cincinnati and Chicago Roads, for Anderson, Koko-
mo, Logansport, and all points on Wabash Valley
Railroad.
4:3o p. M.-INDIANAPOLIS, CHICAGO & ST.
LOUIS NIGHT EXPRESS.-The above Trains make
close connections at Indianapolis, Lafayette and Chi
cago with Trains for Terre Haute, ngfeld, Rock
Island Galesburg, kenosa, La Crosse, jacksonville
Danvilie Burlington, Milwaukee, Nation, Naples,
qalena. Quincy, Prairie du CHEN, Pana, Peoria,
Dunleith, Racine, Decatur Bloomington, Joliet, La
sale, st. Paul and all towns and cities In the North
west.
M Through Tickets given and Baggage checked
through.
For further information apd Through Tickets ap-
ply to Ticket Offices, north least of Front and
Broadway; No. l69 Walnut street, near Fourth; at
south corner of Fourth and Vine Streets or at
''' N'N'' b. NJ. MORROW, Superintendent.
0mnibuses will call for passengers by leaving their
names at either Of the Ticket Offices
l3s w. II. SMITH, Agent,
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For the Nervss.-Try DR.. Roback's Sean
dinayian Blood Pills & Blood Purifier. Full
and specific directions accompanying each bot
tie Of the Purifier and Box of the Pills. For
sale at the principal office, No. E.4th street,
and by Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the Union.
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RURTURE.

HRS. DANIELS RADICAL CURETRUSs,
NJ the only truss known by which Hernia can be
treated on philosophical principles; also, Abdominal
Supporters Shoulder Rraces Suspension, Elastic and
Laced Stockings &c. Drs. Daniels make speciality
Of the treatment of all Physical Deformitfes, Club
ralysis in whatever part, Spinal Affections, and all
Nervous Diseases.
Once and Institute, No "a West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. les
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Laryngitis Cured without Faith.

From Rev. Jas Brown, Minister of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, Madison.
i.". .. MADISON, Indiana.
had an attack Of Laringitis to which j have been
subject for a number of years. Learning that this
S s 81 yGp W
confess not great. Nevertheless as II was innocent
and could DO no harm was induced to Try It, and
cured tAen but have had little affection Of
the kind since, This statement is cheertuy given,
with the hope that others may be induced to follow
my example, and receive the same benefit.
- 1 am yours &C. JAMES BROWN.
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CRANBERRI ES-There is q moderate local de-
mand, and the market is without any change of i'm
portance since our last review. We quote Se0lll as
as the range for the best qualities, ful brls) and
&66lS for common, (brls. not full.)
COTTON YARNS-There is no change of import
ance in the market. The demand is very light, but
quotations unchanged, We quote Pound Yarn
2c Dozen Yarn &c., &c. and lOc for seven, six and
five hundreds Coverlet Yarn 2c; Candle-wick, 2lc.;
Carpet Warp, 2lo Twine, 10000, and Batting, ll}a
@l3c.
EGGs-The market is less active and prices have
declined to l5c. per dozen.
FL0UR-The speculative demand has been brisk
during the early part Of the week, but toward the
close the demand was not so active, and the market
was easier, though prices not lower. The sales
comprise 1000 brls closing steady at IS SOFAS 60 for
superfine, and IS 75@e6 for extra and extra white
wheat.
FISH-The stock of Mackerel continues small, and
the assortment bad. limited retail business is do
ing at our quotations. A fair demand for Cod, and
and the market firm. We notice sales of Pickle Her
ring at 81 IS, but the quality ia extra, the fish being
unusually large. They imported by Messrs
Harrison & Hooper. We have change to notice in
other kinds. We continue to quote:
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STILL FURTHER EVIDENCE.

TESTIMONIAL WORN HAVING, FOR DR.. AYERS
THROAT AND LUNG INSTITUTE, 80 WEST FOURTH
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gn- See advertisement of Brown & Vallette's
Coal Oil.
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REFERENCE:

- hOI EclpOh h' h1-
DR.. MoscHzIsKER, st. Cloud Hotel.
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RAILROADS.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1858.
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton
ls4eg IHT IHt
RAILROAD.

Four daily trains leave the sixth-street Depot as
follows:
g A.; M.-Dayton, Toledo, sandusky and Detroit
Mail Express.
G. A. M.-Richmond, Indianapolis and chicago Ex-
press.
$40 A. M.-Cleveland and Pittsburg Express
4:3O p. M.-Dnyton, Chicago and sandusky Night
Express
I:3O p. M.-Richmond, indianapolis and Chicago
Express
$40 p M-Hamilton Accommodation.
Dayton trains run through TO Sundusky and Lima
without change of cars
Through Tickets for all Eastern, West
ern, Northern and North
western Cities.
coNNEcTIoNs
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Review of Cincinnati Market
FoH THE WEEK ENDING
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 22.

ALCoHoL-The market has been quiet and dull,
and we now quote 599c as the rate for os per cent
overproof
AsHES-We notice a good demand for Pots with
sales Of parcels arrival at SIC Pearls scarce,
and would sell at 5H65Ao Soda Ash is steady at 3S
@l3}4o Ri carb. Soda 6@6Ac. for New Castle.
BURNING FLUID-A decline of &c. per gallon in
this article has been established and quote Il
at 6oc.
BRooMs--There is no change in tho market; the
demand s fair at full prices. The export demand is
moderate. We continue to quote common at 81 2s6
l 90; fancy, 81 1902 %, and extra So 5odD2 IS.
BARK-The demand has been active, and prices
have advanced during the week 50c por cord closing
firm at S00Dl0 30 for prime Chestnut oak The re-
oeipts are light.
BUTTER-There has been a good demand for the
best quality, and prices have advanced l2c per h.
closing firm at 222o. for prime Roll and l6Glsc for
good do
BEANs-The market has ruled firm, with a good
shipping demand, and about 1000 bushels sold during
the week, at 81 % for prime White and 81 1901 20
for geod do
O0FFEE-The market has been firm throughout
the week, with good trade demand at very full rates
The sales add up 100 bags. We continue quote fair
at llac good, l2c.; prime, i2)49l296c, and choice,
l21f@pl2Ac., the latter rate for small parcels.
CRhCKLINGS-The demand is hardly 40 active,
owing to the dullness in the market for Lard but
prices unchanged. We notice sales of 100000 lbs
part here and part at other points but be delivered
here, at 2Ao2ac., the latter rate for very prime.
CHEESE-The market has been active and buoyant
throughout the week, and prices have further ad
vanccd Nc per lb closing firm at llh@l2c for prime
W. r., the latter price for extra large, and 3c for
English Dairy. The receipts continue very light.
| CO0PERAGB-There is but little demand for any
description and quotations must be regarded as
inal Sales are making in small way at 81 3O@l 40
for Slack Hogsheads, and 80 90 for Tight do; s5e5c
for Whisky Barrels; 9Oa22c for Flour do soa9Oc for
| Pork Barrels.
C00PBRSTUFF-There has been a fair demand for
Hogshead Poles, and prices have advanced. Barrel
| Poles and Slaves are dull at our quotations. We
quote At River
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Pastor Of Park street Chapel, Cincinnati, Q.