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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-27

eTTODUAHD . THO.uFSOsF, SUO-
~ cessors 10 HallOck & Stoddsrd, Wholesale deal
ers in Drugs, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Glass, Glass
ware de- have just received large additions TO their
stock, and are now prepared TO furnish Physicians
and Storekeepers with every article in their line,
at reduced prices. Having made purchases exclu-
siSely fog cash, aud by the package, can offer IN
duceInents to buyers greater than ever before.
Also, a large and varied assortment of DA-
GUERREOTNPE AND AMBR0rYPE STOCK,
consisting Of Cameras, Chemicals, Cases and every
article required by artists.
We also manufacture improved kind Of nom
explosive Burning Fluid, for sale by the barrel or
at retail.
Coal oil constantly on hand, with a large assort-
ment Of Fluid and Oil Lamps.
Orders from Artists aud StOrekeepers promptly
attended 10, at the prices as though they at
tended personally.
Particular attention paid TO packing aud for
wardlng promptly.
sT0DDARD d THOMPSON
dccf No II Main
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IKyETTLE,S PATENT CROSS CIT
II Saws, Just received and for sale by
noyl7 JACOB STRAUB, No. - Main Il.
NsPICES. - 81 G.3Rs .fkSPTCE ;
~ % Bags Pepper.
100 Mats Cinnamon
$50 rs. Cloves
100 los. Nutnegs
10 Kegs Ground Ginger
100 Boxes assorted Grocery Spices, Mu~tall I,
Pepper Sauce. Baking Powders. Sc Tor sale. low,
by GEORGE FOSr'TR g a.,
septl5 Corner Ioc.st str.., mi Cansl
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<otH.sRLRs B.ERCOCE, E.UPoRTER
u and Dealer In Cosrh and Sa1dery Hardware,

Having COM
pleted my ar
range m G nts
with Eurepe-
an al Amer
lean manu-
. facturcrs fora
Nh direct supply
9 Of all goods ia
- my line, | am
enabled to Of
Inducements, that
mot fail to be TO
> interest Of all en-
yed in the business
give me a trial.
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Meetings 90 Scores Societies.

rransriAs LoSqe, No. GA. } C"LsUES, Secre-
tary Regular meetings FIRST snd third Mondays IN
each month. at Masonic Hall, corner a Main AMI
First street.
FraasriHs r. 4 Chapter, Ne. l. w 4. loL-
tSasWORIH, Secretary. Meets rrst Friday " --cr
onth at Masonic Hall.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-27

E,Og4as C0UEH! COCGH H'E
u v1-h g. cell tko attention Of persons "H,'e's''
.zttE C,rlrhs aud Colds 70 the fact tLRf Or Jack
..u's Cough syIup - superior o. any ana all TIE
t.sk n"stfuuis that offered fOr sale II b ns'a
llsm prescription iarniShed by ID jacAs"h. 81
ptiI.dtirhla, ODe 81 the lest physicians Ia tbs
..uutr, This syrup has been used by thousands
.1Lh the greatest benefit. TIy ons bottle, and on
-.titaiaa5s us- 10 afterwards OF sale by
sTODDARD THOMPSON,
Sc.J Druggists, NJ. IL Main r..
rEmE8LER > hEass, .HoLE
|" al DsalsTs 10 0TOCeTies Produce halls.
,sinaCw elass, Glassware. &c, No. ~ Norm Ihs'
.l,..t' corner Sycamore, Evansville, lad
= = ,....................JAalE5 .. RfSSs
nous
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-27

Hosiery of every variety ard quality, from the
I've articles az ten cents Per rair q the extra slzrd
me English article, which large ladics Ind So much
ti,fficully IN getting alI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-27

DE.uO COLBEL-rS co.
IA have removed 10 Water street, three doors
Ii
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MESSRs. KRAFT ~ HEiLhkAS.
The subscribers would respectfully inform the
publ! that they have secured agency 60 sell the
above named Saingle Machine. and that they will
MI az orders short uotice. One Of thes" Ma
chine has been on exhibition f.. several dave ia
this CITY and lie superior merit ~ acknowledged ~
all. PeraOns who may doubt tho ability 81 thiF ma
chine will 90 Will 20 enquire OF eur Lumfer deal
ers Mr.. Glover and Mr. Fergu=. and any person In
tie city who has seen the machine IN operation.
The Machine saws Shingles as smooth as "a plapei
and ~ the rate Il two thousand per hour. We
would sl-o state that we can furnish Engines sui-
sient 10 Iun this Machine short notice, and o.
. reasonable terms Gail and ,set Circular per-
sons desiring Circulars who viii send us their al
dfe-. can have them sent ty mai.
IA Ofics corner Of Main and SssOud streets.
jln2l-Gu KRAFT & HEIL9iAH.
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- Of a superior Quality, for sale at
iec22 T. H COOK A SONS.
-EUsT RBCEIV.ED---I0sB 1Gs cor
a. FEE
loo boxes tea,
loo bales American Navy ossun,
cases liquorioe,
10 cases lemon syrup,
10 do brandy cherries,
do absynth,
20 boxes pickles,
do pecoaiiln,
do institutions,
DO curacao In jugs,
ibis -four sulphur,
10 kegs refined ssltPstre,
bDis alum,
. DO chalk,
: do copeTsss
IS do almOncss
& do hlboIt-,
do ALMONDS tsoft shsID,
3 10 Brazil nuts,
8 81 English walnuts
10 boxes silollsa Almonds
3 bhl, current-,
lV boxes citfon,
l0D DO irr crackers,
10 eases cards
loo dOz Tar buckets,
for sale low o. SORRESS0E, LEMCKE Co,
Eug3O No 81 Water street.
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ESE.sPL.N,G .z.S.D NO u.J.N,4 .g.s-
Hk< THINTa

DE.fPL.t,G .z.t.L "a % Ig'J.N'Sy .9.R-
ma CHIMES.
III. RAMEY, ia, 10 receiving. ami has tor sale,
the following machines.
The Kentucky Harvester.
New York Reaper and Mower.
New York Reaper.
Mannys Reaper and Mover combined.
Buckeye Reaper and Mower.
Buckeye Mower.
*. L. Aliens Reaper 1Ed Mower
Eight horse Thr,shsB aud Cleaners
FOur- horse Threshers and Cleaucts
-Four horse SepaIatofs
rwo-hoTzc TAIe-hsrs. Also
Corn Crushers, Of different Patterns
Corn Shcliers-
Grading ana Moving Scythe=
Grain cradles &c
sample II the above machine can D., seen q
has store. corner Il Vine and Iirst SIS. sly.'
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lnEH. SPRE.N.Es EOOHs.-.Jl a.
Black silk

= U received at HCGHES' Dry Goods Store,
general assortment 81 spring Dry Good comprs-if
pslaines thallis,
RoraQoe. Black Shks
Clnghaul-. &c, Sc.
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IHyOBA eco AVID ClGARs-IOO Ems
~ choice brands Va. ToboccO;
81 boxes fyes aud sights do;
p butts Twist lin foil do;
p do light pressed va. do,
10 caddies Blue Hens Chicken :, d.
p do Thomas Twist do;
p do "a aces" do DO:
Case 'Silver Rolr' do
los, 900 aSs'd German Cigar.;
2J.0O0 HAVANA do
10000 Half Spanish do. In store and for sale
low by WHEELER & RIGGS,
novIS No T.. Cor First and sycamore ara q
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EsiimluIin.


 Perhaps the lo,Iown. mav rot amuse either yourselves or your readers Uat it did me- In our drug store ] have a fellow clerk s0mea hal celebrated among his acqua'uuneos as cou- ductor of puns and the uuorer of dry iahes lie IS OoyIsh looking youth and oic'ulos--wheu his services are requred-bchud the soda fountain A few mornings since, Ia-h.ouab.y dressed, poeticaliy looking young gentleman entered, and seating himself uu d stool iu front of the counter, in choice selection of terms. requested the clerk 10 prepare him a scidHtz powder. The following conversation, ridiculous in its earnesluess resulted:
 Clerk-With a syrup?
 Customer (slowy and methodicaIlyl-I re- quire it not as a relreshmeuL lt the syrup yitate not the effect of the compound, you may mingIe with it such an amount of the substance as will render the potatou paiataDle. Or, to be better understood-
 Clerk Gnterupuug) l comprehend you per fsctly. Permit me to assure YOU that inc tendency of the syrup will be rather to enhance than diminish inc purgatiye virtue of the drug
 Customer Ondignunt, observing his style is affected by the other) )-IAen proceed, miracle Of medical literature and wisdom
 Clerk-With dispatch, conlounder of iools
 Customer-Ihen, if not struck motionle,s make haste.
 All this was so quietly, so politely said, that, although amused beyond expression at the conversation, l stared in wonder at the parties The clerk evidently felt cut at the last remark of the other but mixed the powder which the stranger trumphantly swallowed, paid for, and started to leave the store, c,-wheu
 Clerk-Should you feel any uneasiness in the region of the stomach within the period of if teen minutes, iIlusrous patron, attribute the cause to the accidental introduction, into the draught you have taken, of some drug of yigor- ous effect and painful consequeuce
 Customer (tride frighened)-lt l do, d-n you, punch your head
 CIerk-I thought I'd bringyou down to plain English; but l guess you'll find the powder all right.
 Emit customer, 1cib coat tal staadmg straiaM ouL
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NATION1L DENOCR1TIC GUAR
TERLY REVIEWI

This work iI designed an exponent of ths school of statesmen founded by THoEAs JEFFERSON, and carried out by hi, Democratic successors in the Presidential office.
 The policy of the present and all future Demo- cratic Administrations of the National Government will he fully explained in the pages ofthe Review and iti purposes ia all that concerns tho vital ins rest. of tho Democratic party, foreshalowed with view 10 pepetuate our political institutions and promote the true interests of the whole Union. No mere culogum, denunciation of men, will be permitted in the pages of this Magazine. twill bo an earnest advocate and defender of principles believed to be sound.
 The Quarterly" is intended to supply vacuum in the present field ofpolical literature which long since should have been occupied by some such pubH- caGon
 IL is believed that the necessity for such "Rt- view is now proposed will secure for it circu- laton commensurate with its importance and usS- fulnsss.
 Tho political and literary articles will be contrbu- ted by tho eminent writers in the country and s1srtonI or expense will be spared to make the work acceptable and desirable to every Democrat in tho United States.
 The sole object of this periodical being to diIsem nate sound political truths, with a view to promote future Democratic triumphs, your earnest co-op'ra ton is requested to aid in obtaining it patronage. finely executed likeness, engraved upon steel, of his EIcclleney JAuE' BucuISAS, President of tho United States, will smb,llish tho title page of the first number Of the " Review"
 AdireW all letters relating to business sub scuptions to
 HoS. THOMAS B. FLORENCE, Editor.
 Washington City, D. c.
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HE ARIZO MAN.
PRETTY STAzXAS.

Lonf by leaf tho roses fall,
 Drop by drop the springs run dry: One by one, beyond recall,
 summo~ beauties fade and die; But the roses bloom again,
 And the spring vii, -u-h anew, In the p.oasuu, April Iaiu,
 And the summer sun and dow. So, in hours of deepest gloom,
 When the spring. of guIucss fail, And Che roses in their bloom
 Droop like mlid-u. wan and pale; We shall find some hop. that lies
 Like silcu, gem apart, Hidden iHr from careless eyes
 In Che garden of lae heart. Some swco. hopo to e.1luc.. wed, That will spring atla-h new. Whom gricts winter .hu, ua,t fled, Giving place to rain and Hya- Some sweet hope tua. areaues of spring, Through tho weary, WeHry time, Budding for ,t- n'us.om'rE,
 In tho pilt- g'ufioa ''me.
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L. Q. WASHINGTON,

Agent forthe prosecution of Claims at Washington,
 D. C., before thc Executive Departments,
 Congress, and the Court of Claims, WILL ATTEND TO THE SETTLEMENT OF v the accounts of Public Officer. and Contractors, to Inc procuring of Patents fer Land, Land War rants. and other busiucs, of a General Agency.
 In Land Cau.cs ho win be associatcd with the Hon. x. S. BANTER, who will aI'o attend Co eases in thc Dolr. of Claim. and the United States su- prsme tplrt.
 Br'er to thc Hon. N. 1T. NcAulter, Hon. Os- den uoIman. Hon. B. Aug. Thompson, Hon. Jo. G. Baldwin and H. i. Thornton of San Francisco : Hon. Milton $. Latham, Sacramento, and Co Hon. Charles l.. S'o,t of thc House of Representatives. oWoo No. 5.4 Iwc..th street, Washington, D. C.
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A REroRr DREcr-A Clergyman from a neghborlng town and one of his elderly par ishoners were walking home from church one icy day last winter when the old gentleman slipped and fell fiat on his back Thom.n.tar looking al him moment and being assured that he was not much hurt, said .o hm,-"My friend, sinners stand on slippery p'accs' The old gentleman looked, as ii to assure himself of the fact, and said, "I see they do; but don't
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Harris & Marchand,
 ASSAYERS.

No. 1OS Sacramento street. SAN FRANCISCO.
 No. 73 street, SACRAMENTO.
 No. 27 E street, EVANSVILLE.
 II X x have established, in addition to their IL wcll-hnawn offices in the interior Branch Office at No. IT5 >ocram,uto Street. san Fran. cisco, where they will carry on the business ul Assayiug in manner Co give satisfaction to all who may favor them with their orders.
 GOLD, SILVER AND ORES of every dcscrp- ton, promptly and iaHatully assayod and returns made within sir h,wr.
 Having b,ou es,ahlishcd for period oc upwards Of three ysars, during which they huyo transacted all thc business entrusted to them in a manner to please their derosors, they feel at liberty to refer 10 the correctness and beralty which have charuc- terizei all their dealings as some guarantee for what they win do in the rature
 They would especially dwell upon the fact that TREY DO TgEIR oWN WORK, and manufacture all utensils used by thom' for which they received a premium at the late Statc Fair. In every deuart- mcnt none but the hest of talent is employed
 As vouchers for the correctness of their Assays, heY refer Wlih permission Go tne following Bankers who for nearly three years, have shipped bars as- 5ayed by them, to the Eastern states and Europe;
 REFERENCES
 B. Davidson, Esq. Msssrs. J. Parrott Co. sssr'. Ialant Wilde. Sathsr Church. OVERLAND MAIL NOTICE CLang. Of H,,r. On and after 3d December, the Overland Mail Stage will leave San Francisco for St. Louis and Memphis at l2 o'clock M os Monday and Friday of each week. Overland Express for Visalia, Fort Ieion and Los Angeles, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 9 o'clock NJ.
 Overland Mail Company tvia los Augele,. )- TariI of Prices. From san Francisco. or from any point on the route between San Francisco and Fort Yuma, 'o terminus of Pacific Railroad, or Ft. Smith. Ark, SlO0' From Sau Francisco to VisaIia SEQ: From San Francisco to Fort Teion, f3O; From San Francisco 10 Los Angeles, fiO; From san Francisco to Fort Yuma S5O; From Los Angeles to Fsrt Yuma, BIO. Way fare 10 cents per mile: no char.o less than one dollar.
 [
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PABLO TOURNIER DUPLA,
MAGDALENA, SONORA.

MA1bALLNN' 'VNOhA' Receiving, Forwarding, Commission Merchant, Wholesale Groceries, Dry Goods, all kinds of MeGi- can Goods. etc. etc.
 General Agency for the purchase of lands in the State of sonora References Antonio pcrcr, Fort Buchanan. Camou Hormanos, Hemosillo mar l1 am
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JOHN A. MONROE, A t tOrney a t Law, No TAO Clay street.
ro.r OFFICE AnnANaEnrNrs.

TuJac, Ju lc lj, 1852 A weekly mail from Tubac to Tucson. ther connecting with the overland mail, will be sent from the office every Thurlay evening. Mai closes at o'clock, F. H, after which hour letters can be received The mail from Tucson Is due here at 10, A. M, Sundays The office al present is located at the store of the Sonora | & Mining Company
 FRED HUisEWAN, p. M
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Worcester's New Dictionary
woRCEsTENs QUARTo DICTIONARY

Is rapidly approaching completion. Literary men who have examined tho proof sheets unite in declaring that will be tho best Dictionary of the English language,
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A scene mol in tnc IFiIls,

On Thursday night, while the audience in Laura Ksenes theater were silently pon- dering over beautiful overture, between the act of World and Statc a middle aged lady,. dressed in black, and sitting about the centre ofthe parquctte, arose, and in wild and inco- herent manner cried out at the top ofheryoicc Now is the time let's have a real old fash toned camp-meeting. Glory 10 God l want to serve God and not man. Join in, brothers and sisters, and come to Jesus !" together with other fayorite expressions of religious mono maniacs The lady was well dressed and was accompanied by two genteel looking gentlemen Ofcourse the officers of the house were using efforts to quiet the lady al, lis time, but the cries from the gods of the gallery to "go it old gal, I'll hold your bonnet and other rdicu- lous expressions the shouts, laughter misses and screams of the whole audience, made the scene very hard indeed to be described; she was eventually taken out schrcechns in the widest manner, and the World and the Stage was permitted 10 proceed
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The following testimony from William Cullen Bryant, Washington Irving, Jos. G. Cogswou, and the North American Review, will be read with in- tercst:-
 CT have looked over with great satisfaction part Of the sheets of Dr. Worcc.ters Quarto Dictionary the work being yet unpublished. Dr. Worcester has performed with rare industry and admirable judgment tho proper task of the Lo1icographcr that ar asasrtaiuine auI recording usagss of our language. Theueu and authentic etymoloyies, thc oouei'onsss and completeness of tho definition. the nicety with which inc different shades Of meaning in synonyms are distinguished, and the conscicn- tioas accuracy of. Inc work in ai its departments, give it, in my julgmea. tho highest claim, to tho public favor ". C. BRYANT.
 New York; May 13."
 concur with tho opinion of Mir. Bryant.
 WASHINGTON IRVING.
 sunuy,ilc May l4th, Is59."
 Upwards of three thousand subscribers have al ready been obtained for the library edition, which will be printed on fno paper with wide margin, and elegantly bound, as may be seen by specimen copy at our bookstore. The price is$7 5Orercopy. This edition will be sold only to subscribers, and those .irous of obtaining it should send in their names early, as only limited number will be printed. Tho regular edition will be for sale by booksellers generally throughout the United States.
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SWAN WEIR,
 No. l3l Washington Street Boston
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LOUIS McLANE.
UNIIED sTATLs nOINDAKN- mNTEL.

UNITED STATES BOUNDARY HOTEL. I COATED ON THE sONOITA-VALLEY ROAD h three miles from Fort Buchanan.
 The above hotel has been opened by the subscri- ber, and he is now prepared to accommodate trav- sler' in Inc best style the country affords, He will also keep on hand fine assortment of wines, liquors, cigars, sarliues etc., e.,. He will also insure all horses committed to hs care. Persons visiting the Fort willind good accommodations or the night at my establishment.
 JAMES GRAYDOR
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PRO SPECTUS!
 OF THE NATIONAL Democratic Quarterly Review :! Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seven
 teenth street.
WASHINGTON CITY. D. C.

0N THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEM- V Der next, day cousecrutcd in the hearts of all Democrats, as commemorative of that which the Constitution of the United States adopted, t is proposed to Commence at Washington the publicA- ton of a Political and Literary Magazine, to be styled THE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-08

they would excite dscord here, and prejudice US wit
their miseove.nsd people ss shove al d ps w;sS
/ ~ " the benefits Of our common constitution. Oar
70 en- overnment Is great corporation as Chief jus
Too MassA srnments are absolute democratic soye-
Our State gov, . far as they restrained by their
r,>igntes, EXCEPT nueral constitution. What man can
concessions 70 the y ne Of that constitution that be-
paoe ne ogcr upon sM this question Of domestic
s s.s. w s Sm't he ses :I 1 III e S
does not know that IL sM ,ndtion Of ssrvltdte And
from labor and recognizes snes IS protect such property
ton and enjoy It's benefits NM believe that there Is
mo Com a Ss mot
raj government sanction, tha. the O. wotection for.
W. need a rs. s' NO lille we mss
within the forms Of flaw law. the asT the nrm,
just hand Of the law, declared BY sjudges "A reclaim
the black lines that record despcc will, ctl sove-
With cea, voice the sn o. nn esa
legislature Within the forms Of law We are safer.
yond them wo are In ruins What men could ever neA
with such tyranny What nation could exist when
one part Of II encouraged and got their fanatc In.
sunents invade and desolate the othss with re and
And YET that has been The cot Of the mguded and mist
guiding who have excited tho wiednoas W have hero
puts dnsresos beWxs good and evil
and upjrst you take away tho law al thinss will al
into confusion Every man wil become law Q himself
needs produce many enmites. Lust viii become law
and envy win become law, covetousness and ambition
Tho meeting vas further addressed by Hon. Isaac HA'
xehurst, Eli K Pi1ce, Robert Tyler aid others
thusiasm was not In the least dampened Among those
who addressed thi gathering were some Southern gre
temen at the hoteL l
The meeting the largest held In this city, and
was immense gathering. Jayne's Hall was over. |
crowded, and sub meeting held in Chestnut street.
Elk Mayor vaux and other prominent citizens addressed
immense assembage from tho balcony Of Jones' Hotel
There have not been much excitement and enthusiasm
for years. The squares along Chestnut street
crowded.
Such demonstration never before made, even in
the most exciting political times, and had the weather
been favorable it would have been even greater
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. q, 1859
Cotton.-saes today IS 500 bales at l0ac. nc for
middng sales Of three days, 295o0 bales Receipts the
time 53 900 bales against 40 900 last year. Receipts
ahead OF last year. 1888 900 bales Sugar buoyant, and
advanced 1sc sales at nc. 1870. Molasses, 4oc.
Al. Flour advancing. Corn advancing: sales at &c.
New York hay s25. Sterling exchange, 1885, 1Osa5.
Cotton-saes today 5000 bales 1oGc loalc. sales
Of three days, IL 900 bales Receipts to day1s bales
Freishts 7led I'd on cotton to Liverpool Sterling
exchange lO6 a 1854
BALTIMORE. Dec. I, 1885,
Flour dull, and declined sc: Howard street, IS 25
Wheat quiet; offerings limited. Corn heavy and
changed Provisions steady: mess pork SIG Is; prime,
$40 61; bacon sides, loo. Whskey quiet at 2e1sc
Flour dull: sales-2ooo bbls superfine at SIS Is IS
So Wheat quiet saes-4OO0 bushels red at 81 80;
white at 81 AZ Corn quiet: sales-2S0Q bushels
yellow at TIC. SOC. Barley mat sales-eO 900 bushels
at Doc. Whisky firm at &C. a a71sc
Flour quiet and steady: sales 400 bbs Wheat quiet
sales 1900 bushels No Chicago spring at 81 o. 1000
bushels Ohio at 81 o. Corn in moderate demand sales
5000 bushels new delivered at 6o other grades quiet
Whskey in fair demand: sales 200 bbs at 2fc. Lake
mpors-30o0 bbs. flour, GOO bushels wheat, 80 900
corn 10000 bushels OATS 20 600 bushels barley Canal
expors-l0000 bushels wheat.
Flour dull and unchanged in prices Wheat quiet; Chi
cago spring nomnay at 81 10, and Milwaukee club 81 13
Corn dull. Rye and oats nominal. Peas in demand:
sales 400 bushels Canadian at &c. Csc Considerable
our oens o rae freenss 70 bnsho a
Canal expcrts-2700 bushels wheat Weather colder
with light fall Of snow. The st. Lawrence canals
closed by ice, and is thought the Weland will be closed
by the 18th, II not before by ice and snow
CHICAGO, Dec. z, 1859
Flour active, and advanced 1Oc. 15c. Wheat firm and
advanced 1c &C. sales at 96c Corn quiet. Oats firm.
Recepts-24o0 bbls. -four, 700 bushels wheat IL 500
bushels corn.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. Z, 1859.
Flour firm: Wheat firm, and prices unchanged. Corn
and oats unchanged
TORONTO, Dec. Z 1859.
Flour dull Wheat steady. Barley steady at 6oc Pork
quiet at So 25 So so.
ToLEDo, Dec. Z, 1859.
Flour very duh and unchanged in price. Wheat very
dull at 81 IL 81 26 shpments-900 bbls. flour, $500
bushels wheat.