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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

THAT WING MEETING IN ROWAN.-lt strikes
us that the opposition party in Rowan county
have been rather unfortunate in their attacks upon
the democratic party, and in the wording of their
resolutions. We don't know how to account for
their errors in declarations, unless they be-
wildered by the speech Of that venerable old gen
tlenan, Mr. Nathaniel Boyden, who seems to hate
the democratic party with "a perfect hatred.
His speeches are enough to frightcn any respect
able body of men, and We arc not at all surprised
to discover that the Rowan meeting little
excited. But we will let uncle Nat slide for the
present and copy part Of Of the resolutions to
show what desperate state Of mind our neighbors
must have been in while they were making out
their bill Of charges against the democratic party:
Resolved, That We have no confidence in a
party that is utterly regardless OF Its own plight
ed faith, of all the obligations of the constitution,
and of common honesty; and we hereby pledge our
lives our fortunes, and sacred honor to unite
with all true patriotic citizens, in every part of
the country, in hurting from power this corrupt,
extravagant and destructive party"
Our opposition friends are waxing patriotic, in
decd. They must have been dreaming of the
Declaration of independence. We hope they
don't consider their lives in peril, and as for their
I" sacred honor" we fear they have not much
POLITICALLY spcaking) to lose. With regard to the
hurting" operation, beg to remind them
that it may turn out that Instead of their hurting
the democratic party from power, that party may
hurl them heels over head into the depths of obi
WON; in which event we hope their olives, fortunes
and sacred honor" may escape with but trifing
damage, and that Nat. Boyden, Esq, the big gun
of the opposition in the 9TH District, may long
live to mourn the downfall of his allies.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17
ATTENTION LADIES!

Our entire stock of Goods are for sale AT COST
Call and get bargains all who want Bonnets Dress and
Bonnet Trimmings, Hoop Skirts, &C.
MRS. HAWLEY & WINDLE.
May ,, 1859 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

LOST, a CaIf-Skin Pocket Hook,
Containing Note VIM p. Nolcs for $50, with Chas.
7. Eberhardt security made payable to P NJ. Brown.
and transferred to Andrew Plaster. There is credit
the of $l3 All persons forewarned against
trading for said Note.
May 18th. 2t-pd ANDREW PLASTER.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

All persons are hereby cautioned against bunting
with guns or dogs. or fishing with net tackle, in
any wise trespassing upon my lands, the law in
such cases will be rigidy enforced against every
offending. A. BREVARD DAVIDSON.
May ?, 1859 3m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17
Negroes Wanted.

want to buy Negro Boys and Girls from Il to Is
years DID, for which the highest prices in cash will be
paid.
May II, 1859 SAML. \. HARRIS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17
Notice.

Having kept the books Of W. D. PINCKNEY co.
in my possession up this time according previous
notice, have now placed them in the hands of
Hutchison & Brown with instructions to close them
Immediately. JOHN A. YOUNG.
May 3, 1859 3t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

y I. MILITARY lNsTITUTE.-It has already been an
Nounced that the North Carolina Military Institute at
Ills place will commence exercises the st OF October
next The Directors of the Institute have appointed the
following gentlemen as a Board of Visitors:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

ORGANIzING.-The opposition party in this
State is organizing in almost every county, especi-
ally in those Districts where it is intended to run
a candidate for Congress. Executive Committees
have been appointed in many counties to attend to
the interests of the party.
We merely mention this to let our democratic
friends know that they will have something to do
this summer. For part we shall pursue
whatever course may seem to us right and proper,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

Hon. John W. Ellis, J. G. Wright, Esq,
Nm Eaton. Esq, NJ w. Ransom, Esq,
Hon. j. u. Morehead Hon. Burton Craige
Hon. \. W. Yenable, Hon. NJ. +. Manly,
Hon. ThDs. l.. Clingman, Gen. NJ. c. Avery,
Rev. c. IL. Wiley, ". ". Lenoir Esq,
Rev. Il. II. Morrison, Rev. Vim. Hooper,
\, J. DcRosset, Esq. Il. Il. BridgcrS, Esq,
Hon. VIM. \. Graham, Hon. Thos Settle,
Hon. ID. VI. Barringcr, Hon. X. Rayncr,
dhoS 5. Ashe, Esq, Hon. Il. B. Vance,
". ". Holden Esq Hon. Bedford Brown
zen. Alfred Dockcry, A. X. Simonton, Esq.
T. J. Hale, Esq H. X. Burgwyn, Esq,
ley. {. F. Deems Rev. Mr. Curtis, of IIillsboro
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SWIFT WITNESSES

We notice in the Salisbury Watchman that the
Opposition party of Rowan held a meeting on the
Sd inst, for the purpose of appointing delegates to
the District Convention which meets in this place
On the 18th. The resolutions passed are very
s'ronJ-that is, strong in bold and unfair state
ments and in denunciation of the democratic party
We pass the abuse which characterizes the
most Of the resolutions and examine the following
as to correctness:
"Resolved, That the act of the late Congress in
helping themselves to the sum Of s.: 900 per year.
for each member instead of his daily wages is one
of the many instances Of the INSCRIPTIONS ereedi-
ness Of the present democratic party and in our
opinion, is but little better than downright swim
ding"
The proceedings state that the above resolution
was introduced by Mr. II. c. Jones, who made
speech and advocated its passage. Mr. Jones is
supposed to be pretty smart man, but he and his
opposition brethren in Rowan have missed the
mark by good deal in this instance. The act to
increase the pay of members not passed Jy
tie late Compress, but by the 34th Congress, in
1856, when the Black Republican party had con-
troll and Banks was Speaker BY referring
to the vote on the bill we find that Messrs. Craige
Clingman, Branch, Ruf1in, and Winslow, every
democratic member from North Carolina, voted
AGAINST IT, together with Mr. Puryear, wing,
while Messrs Readc and Payne, know-nothing-
whigs-the other members from this State-DID
NOT VOTE! Our opposition friends in Rowan
have, the saying is, ''wakedup the wrong passcn
ger this time, for if any one is to blame in the
matter, their Representatives, Reade and
Payne, arc the individuals, for they did not vote
against the increase; and we most respectfully
advise Mr. II. c. Jones to amend his resolution ac-
cordingly, and thus vndcate the truth of history,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

Beg The Bank of Wadesboro has declared a
semi-annual dividend Of 5 per cent.
b. y steamboat Engineer was recently con-
victcd of manslaughter at st. Louis. The destruc-
ton of his boat, whereby some ten lives were lost,
attributed to his carelessness, hence the trial
and conviction.
s:y@A wool!en Factory was burnt at Watertown
n. Y, on the 9th inst The fire spread so rapidly
that the operatives in the Sd and 18th stories were
prevented from escaping except by jumping to the
ground, Three or four were killed, and IL seri-
ousy injured.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

Six abolitionists, who, some time ago, rescued
from the l. s authorities at Obcrlin, Ohio, fugi-
tive slave, have been convicted, fined S25, and i'm
prisoned II hours. Not half enough of punish
ment, but better than none.
The eases of these persons have drawn forth a
letter from J. r. Giddings, the old abolition
Der Of Congress from Ohio, in which he INDUCES
in most infammatory and reasonable language,
as will be seen by the following extract:
"In disrcgardng this law Fugitive slave) the
prisoners did right Their consisted in spar
ing the lives Of the slave-catchers Those pirates
should have been delivered to the colored
men and consigned to the doom of pirates, which
should have been speedily executed. You are
aware that this is the doctrine which proclaimed
in Congress- [ adhere to it. Had the prisoners
executed the slave-catchers promptly, it would
have taught the administration lesson not soon
to be forgotten. We should have been no more
troubled with that class Of miscreants."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17

By In the Columbia, Charleston, Mobile, and New
Orleans markets, Cotton is reported very dull with
but few sales at reduced prices.
Corn and Wheat seems to be advancing everywhere,
and the demand good
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-05-17
DeEiShffiEE Promenade

From this standpoint the beholder the Ocea
in the south, Bogue Sound in the southwest the Ha
Dor with all its shipping, Fort Macon and three Ligh
Houses in the southeast, affordng a range of
OCEAN SCENERY
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-02
PRICE TWO CENTS

very pleasant familiarity. He has not become a
man man oil etlqutte; he is still partisan chief He
talks with his soldiers and his officers are his com
raaes, e but they never lose respect for him. Their
confidence IN him is remarkable. At Colico heard
man saying to sub-oficer, that Germany would
soon send 400 600 soldiers against the Allies, '-and
t Garlpaul ! added the subolicer. And you should
have heard how proudly and fully he pronounced
the name.
Garibaldi's corps is now composed of I3 900 men.
in few days he will have $4,000 A very GOOD
little corps darmee, when their spirit and determi-
nation are taken into account. The depot is at
Como. The headquarters at Bormio, and there
are garrisons along the lake and the AIDA, at Lee
co, Colico, Morbegno, SOndrio, TiranO, and Bolla-
dore. On Saturday, Col. Medci, of the I'd corps,
disodged the Austrians from lie Tonale, plateau
on the boundary of the Tyrol. The affair of Sunday
at the foot of the Stelvio, near Bormo, was well
conducted. The Austrians attempted a reconnais-
sance, and were repulsed with loss.
1t is interesting to how many types ofmen
are gathered together here, and how many Ian
guages are spoken. There are Spanish, Hunga-
rlans, Poles, French-even one Chinaman, who
wears the uniform of the Cacciatori del Alpi, and
coils his queue on the top of his head.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-02

curious instance of the tact of Chief Justice
Parsons, and of his success with individuals, is
related by the Hon. Daniel A. White, OF Sa.
lem. delegate to the convention objected to
the United States Constitution, that it had not the
name OF God in it from beginning to end Mr.. Par
sons told him that the same objection might be
brought against one of the canonical books of the
Bible. The delegate could hardly believe it, and
promised, if it so, he would give up his objec
ton. He was desired to read the book of Esther,
which he did, and voted for the Constitution.
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PROPERTY SALES.

Yeste rday, Messrs Gibson Co. sold, at the Ex-
change salesrooms, lot of ground on the south
west corner o. Second and Frederick streets 'front.'
ing on second street 81 feet, with depth along
Purviance for $4,000
Col. Samuel II. Cover sold, ON yesterday, at the
Exchange salesrooms, lot of ground on Broad
way, near Pratt street, with front on Broadway
Oh 20 iset, ana depth OF ZOO subject to an annual
ground rent of $50. Purchased by E. j. Snow, for
$3.50.
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GARIBALDI AT BORMIO.
The Tribune translates from La Presse:
BoRaIo, July 8, lS5

BoRNIo, July 8, 1853.
Bormio is now the headquarters of Garibaldi
write to you from the Golden Lion Inn, from a
room near his He is considerably worn; his step
is slow and heavy. But his blue eyes and chesnut
colored hair is still youthful His expression is at
once melancholy, firm, and extremely benevolent
He is thinking sword.
Much has been said of Garibaldis rigor toward
the volunteers this is real, but it is tempered by
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-02
% 10 to u, eN@eN; Ia to Us, 77X; le to Is 7NagN

6%i 10 to r. 6S@6A; l3 to Is, 77A; 16 to 1S 7A@8H
cts.
MoLAssEs-Wih very little demand and free receipts,
the market for the month has ruled dull at irregular and
declining prices. We quote Cuba Muscovado, 25d30
Clayed 1924 cts for SOUR and sweet Porto Rico nomi
nay, 2S(G35 cts; English Island, 24G30 cts; New Or
leans, nominally, 4O@43 cts.
S. P. THOMPSON Co, Brokers'
Baltimore, July 3Oth, 1899.
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Aru 6pOos.

lNEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
en of n day our large and varied
Corded Hem Stitched EmSroiderei and TaPe Bordered
linen Handkerchiefs for gentleme eady hemmed, to which
rge snS aIscS attention @ as our stock unusually
~ '''"''''' '' coSSTXBITE, WALKER 4 co,
Opposite the Museum.
wTE R2Ga & GE @ aoiS
ededy the finest goods Gsred il il iS 81 %9rkGt
j2Sf opposite the Museum
IMPORTANT TO
The largest and best dSaH assorted d. stock ei Of
LINEN GOODS
MILLIKEN's LINEN STORE,
NO. fSEN f HA5TT2E5 FTRHsEG E5hfE3 4RGSb G6Gbs GAY
AD'-l "a 'N' oy inc and and in Table Cloths of all sizes
TABLE NAPKINS AND PP2YTIEsj, Pq2fJ ESsj,rrr,xcs .n ,,,
PILLOW CASE LINENS; ali "io'''S
AND OTHER KINDS Of F6&ESAGHD F5AfIf AHD RUSSIA CRASH
LINEN CAMBRfC HANnKERcRR1hEFFss.h Fsh AND,
We are constantly receiving additions extensive
LADIES' AND CENTS HDKFs.
AS we have our Handkerches made expressly for our
% on trade we can offer peculiar advantages both extent
% Linen buyers will always be sure of finding pure Linens
LINEN TORE
AS no cotton mixed article will be admitted into the
Ri. MILLIKEN,
Importer of Linen Goods Exclusively
lL-u 65 Baltimore street, above Gay
U N E, I'd, 1859.
1npoRE7zzfAf1EE St2saGF 81 zA1Ez $R1cra
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
Ncs l99, 2Ol and 203 BALTIMORE STREET,
Invite attention to their
CLOSING SALES OF SUMNER GOODS.
Our entire stock has been carefully examined marked
down TO sell at prices
BELOW COST OF IMPORTATION
We will commence from this day to sell our stock of
Black and Fancy Colorcd SILKS and SILK ROBES
Paris printed BAREGES and FLoUNCED ROBES
great variety of DRESS GOODS.
Every article in our
EMBROIDERY AND LACE STOCK,
HOUSEKEEPING AND FAMILY LINENS
MOURNING GOODS,
CALICoEs, GINGHAMs, LOW PRICED LAWNS,
STELLA SIlAWIS and MANTLES.
We shall close stock at
LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES
lez-tr during the present month
CANVAS PADDING-Differen grades, 3-4
Sand ~ HOLLANDS fine and medium qualities for sale
,.oo,r ROBERT D BROWN CO,
Ja22tf IS Hanover street.
pURLAPS.-4O and As inches wide, suitable
Dfor Wool Bags Manufacturers and Cothier for sale by
;oo,,. ROBERTO BROWN CO,
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
for @ sRTs %6ch viii @afe GSef9 o
=, '''''' ''' CONSTABLE, WALKER & co,
je24-tfr Opposite Museum.
DIAPER COLLARS.-Just received fresh sup
CONSTABLE, WALKER d co,
le2ttfr Opposite the Museum
GOODS FOR SUMNER S SHIRTS.-We have
VI store large supply of the celebrated Masonvler
MUSLIN, especially for Summer Shirts very FINE and as
COOL as linen CONSTABLE, WALKER & co,
le2l-tfr 1855 Baltimore street
pARkLlE'S IRISH LINENS.-ALL PURE
1ILINEN.-The high position these Linens have main
tanned for forty in this market is their best recommen
daon For sale to the trade by Sole Agents Baltimore
ROBERT d. BROWN CO.,
ap6'u Is Hanover street.
IRISH LINENS IMPORTED TO ORDER
any required weight style finish, by Manufacturers
Agents, ROBERT d. BROWN & Co,
ap6-f Is Hanover street.
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EASTERN PORTS.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
A 7 EN AnDTA Tel, IN

ton. ' 80
CPd schrs Daniel Brown. Fall River Sarah Cullen and
Stag, Boston: A. Shepard, Dghton.
ALEXANDRIA, July 30.-Arr bark A Lincoln Portland
schr. p Shepard, philadelphia
Cld schrs NJ G. nuriee Fall River; IT, Warwick, Albany
VIM. Kennedy, Philadelphia; Jos Guest, Wareham B. +
Ferguson. Boston
NORFOLK, July 29-Arr schr VIM Henry PHILADELPHIA
Cid schr. Rocket, Providence
NORFOLK, July :O-Arr schrs. Leroy and Jos Bak, n
York-Cld. scar. 5. n. Smith, New York
WILMINGTON, July 27-Cld. schrs Ben, New York; J
A. Bayard, Philadelphia.
SAVANNAH, July 2S.-Cfd. steamship Huntsville, New
York sehrs c. F. Young, Hartford, CT; None Such, Mas
n p.
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i0VENENTS OF OCEAN. STE 4 MFRs
N0TICE.-Having been

N NOiiCE-Having been appointed Agents at
5oyr y baltimore for the DRESDEN FIRE AND TRANS
roKSAIl0N INSURANCE COMPANY, which also takes
ane risks a persons in this city having average claims
against sal company are hereby notified call the sub
scribers to obtain the required certificates
mh2l-H F.W. BRUNE SONS.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
FOREIGN


FOREIGN.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bdrk MOnddnniR
5000 bags coffee, Thos. Whitridge Co.
CARIBBEAN SEA-Brig Palestine.
200 tons guano, Thos. Whitridge Co.
CARDENAs-Brig Ldurettd.
200 hhds sugar, order.
MATANZAs-Schr. Martha.
22S hhdS sugar. 45 boxes do, James l. Fisher & Sons
NASSAU, N. P.-Br. Schr. Time
160 bales cotton, chain cables tons brazieto wood
35 head turtle, F. T. Montell.
TRINIDAD-Br. brig Sylph
1So puncheons moasses, % bbls do lot of old metal
PoRTo CABELLo-Schr Peerless
ll5 bags coffee l28 do sugar, 1,676 hides, II pkgs.
sundr .es, Stirling x Ahrens.
CARIBBEAN SEA-Schr W1a. Wilson
l35 tons guano, order.
CHARLEsToN-Bdrk Fremont.
176 tres. rice, Pendergast Bros.
CHARLEsToN-Seanaer Pat1psco
GO csks rice, Jas Corner 4 Sons; SO bales cotton J.
E. Clemm 68 do, A, c. Schaefer 15 csks rice, Richard
son Il Co.. "a do, Jno. Williams & Son l bx mds j.
H Smith; pkgs; do, Wilson 4 Burns; do Dinsmore
Kyle do, II bales hides, 25-csks rice, order.
BosToN-Schr. Eliza.
90 hhds. sugar, Woods, Bridges & Co.. pipes gin, B.
and o. r. R; 200 Pkgs mdse, sundry persons.
l64 hhds sugar, q tres. do, Egerton, Dougher.y,
Woods & Co.
NEW YoRK-Sctr Marcena Manson.
2S bars iron, Keyser, Troxell Co.. 46 cases matches
Robinson, Lord Co. Is bdls iron L. H. Miller l3 pkgs
liquors, Pracht, VoneiG Co.; case ocloth, Mellow
ell, Robinson & Co.; 60 pkgs. mdse Baker Bros & Co..
20 bds hemp, Robert Weir; 1000 nuts 115O kgs
EAsTPoRT-Schr. Mecca
100 tons plaster, $4,000 laths Kelsey & Gray.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
BERMUDA-Br. ketch Comet.
l26 bbls -four 26 do. meal 2o6 bushels corn Q do
pease IA do bran do. oats, bbs bread pkgs crack
pieces bacon 3 hams 1 boxes cheese Is do candles
do starch, do. SOAP 90 kegs butter pkgs lard hbl
ale h boxes tobacco bag coffee, bb rice do rye
-four, hif do. snuff chest tea II pkgs sundries so
sheep, ,OSl feet white pine lumber.
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Munttarn ana Commercial 8ttisb1.
RAIrIMnRE. Anpn

BALTIMORE, August !, 1859
Stocks continue very inactive the total value of ihe
Board day being less than $50 coo
The leading fancy baltimore and Ohio Rairoad dropped
of to-day to per OF this stock there were 225
shares sold 100 at $50 seller co after 80 DAYS; so at
$50 seller 60 after so days; and IS at s56%
buyer GO days and the market for closed at $50 bid
s56A asked regular way. This stock left of on Saturday
at s5oH bid $57 asked regular way There was nothing
done in Northern Central Balway, but it closed as on
Saturday at $l9 bid, Sl9H asked regular way Bali-
timore and Ohio Ralrord extra dividend orders were
rather frmer to-day No sales were reported but they
closed at 16 bid, q asked State and City 6s and Rail
road bonds continue very firm There were sales at the
Board OF 81 500 Maryland 6 1870 at 1O4h 81 200 Balti-
City 6s 1890 101 81 900 Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road 1875 bonds S4h and 600 Northern Central do
but there very few Offering and the sales are
quently limited
The Peoples Bank of Baltimore has declared divi.
dend Of three and half per cent for the last six months
the State and City taxes being paid by the Bank.
The Fels Point Savings Institution has also declared
dividend of three and half per cent ior the last six
months the State and City being paid by the Inst
tuition.
The rates for Foreign Exchange to-day follows
viz for London bankers bills, 1104 91lOH; do com
mercal do. 109%Gll0 Paris GO day bills 5fl2K short
sight, 5f.10 Antwerp 5f1o; Bremen, 794@S0; Amster
dam 4l%942 Hamburg, 374; Cologne, TAX; Frankfort
42A
II Trr, VruORr cTOrE po.p1
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

| CINCINNATI MARKET, July 2s.-Flour-The mar
ket continues unsettled and prices quite irregular SAFE
was the outside rate generally offered for superne but
holders seemed unwilling to accept this. The sales
100 barrels at s4sO5 for superfne and s5Ca51O for
white wheat closing unsettled. 2,10S barrels
| ceved the last "a hours
Whiskey-The market unchanged; sales Of 600 bar
| rels at 24G24S cts.-the latter rate for wagon.
| Provisons-The market continues inactive and un-
| changed. Holders firm The only sale 65 900
| be quoted nominal.
| OLA sale of CO barrels Linseed at So cts
Groceres-The demand for Sugar is fair, and the mar
ket frm sales of 90 his G74c so barrels Molas
| ses sold at 3Sc Coffee is unchanged.
Whelt-The market rather dull today, although
bush closing at 81 i21 s for prime white 1o5Gi 10
for fair to good do, and 81 O5 for prime red The sales
1000 bush prime red at 81 O5 800 good white
Sl10 500 do prime do at 81 49, 300 do do do at 81 12
600 do do at s1SH 1000 do prime white at 81 Is de
llYered 900 do do hill at 81 10 delivered 400 do do
white at $l14 and 500 do choice do for seed SLY
| delivered.
Corn-The market is steady and prices unchanged ;
sales 500 bushels prime at Sc We quote S0S2c the
! range.
Rye-A good demand and the market firm at 75c for
sound
Barley-The market is quiet and unchanged.
oatsIFhere is good demand and prices are tending
in round lots from store at 47G48c.
Cheese-The receipts have fallen off materially and
with rather better demand the market is rmer sales
200 boxes at 7c.
Potatoes-The market is rather dull and prices shade
lower sales at 81 25092.75 per Dbl.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK, August 1.-Cotton is quiet-sales of 500
bales FIoursales of 600 bbls. at advance of 1O
20 cts State $4.80d5.10; Ohio S5.3095.75. Wheat
sales of 10000 bushels advance of 12 cs white
Southern 13540 cts Corn depressed-sales of 900
bushels; inferior mixed 76177k cts yellow IS
Pork is heavy-sales of Mess at s1512h. Stock 10000
bbls The stock of Beef is 10000 bbs. Lard is dull
1o89104 cts. Whiskey is heavy 25k cts. Sugar is
steady Muscovado 5k@6A cts. Turpentine-Sprts dull
at ASH cts. Rice is dull.
PHILADELPHIA Aug Flour is very dull, but prices
firm. Wheat is firm at l9O for white 12O@l2l
for red Corn is active yellow 70 cts Oats dull.
ara firm pnrk K for Mass pooo
Hams 10d12 cts Sides 9A cts; Shoulders 74G7k cts
WhiskeY closed dull at 21(G2S cts.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRArMS.

Later from California, per Overland Mail
Mere Gold Discoveries.
ST. LOUIS, August 1.-The overland California
mail has arrived bringing San Francisco dates to
the Sth ult.
Two hundred thousand pounds Of coffee shipped
by the Captain of the runaway bark, Messenger
Bird from Tahiti, had been seized at San Francisco
Extensive gold discoveries on Walker River has
caused much excitement in Nevada and Ell Dorado
counties.
erty to the value of 100000
The Creek and Cherokee Indians are engaged in
open hostilities in consequence of murders commit
ted by the former.