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A Day-Book, containing 2 note on
n Henderson Williamson to the
amount Of sixty dollars and = draft on
John Reagan, amounting 10 thirteen
dollars. Also, several snemorand ams
besides several names VIM. Anhews
and = Etter. TIE FINGER on returning
the same 10 me, viii lie literally re'
warded. a42t GIG. EAfls.
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We D NJ E SDA Y

to sell at the late residence OF ELIZA
BETH II. DICKSON, deceased, on
WE DINE SDAY
the 2sth day of December, 1859, be-
tween the usual hours of sale, in the
Parish of Bossier, the following de-
scribed lands, situated in the Parish Of
Booster to-Nit:
Section number (12l twelve in town.
ship number twnety(2o) of range num-
Der fourteen "a west known as the
home place, containing about SIX
HUNDRED and FORTY ACRES.
Also: The following lands. known
as the Red River plantation, viz : COM
mencing at the middle of section twenty
six (26) township twenty (20) range
fourteen (l4) west and running due
east to Clear Lake thence along the
Northern boundary Of said Lake until
it arrives at a point seventy yards
from the lands entered by John
B. Picket, thence due north until said
line strikes the bill lands, thence along
the edge ofthe hill lands in a northern
direction until said line strikes the
south line of section twenty-four (24)
in same township and range thence
running due east on said south-line to
the half post or corner, thence due
north one quarter of mile, thence due
east TO the township line, thence due
east one quarter of mile, thence due
north one quarter of mile, thence due
west one quarter OF amile to township
line, thence running along said town
ship line to the northeast corner of sec.
ton twenty-four (24) thence due west
to the northwest corner of section
twenty-four (24) thence due west tc
Red River, thence running along said
river to the point beginning. containing
about TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES
of LAND.
TERMS OF SALE-On the following
terms to-wit: Seventeen twentieth'
| Q7-20) in cash, and three twentiethl
| Is 20) on credit of one, two anc
three years. Purchasers to give note
with approved security bearing eigh
per cent. per annum from day of sale
and a special mortgage importing
confession of judgment payable +,
Simpson W. Newport, tutor for D. T
and W. D. Newport.
Sheritf's Office, l9ellevue. La, Nov
%, 1859. L. F. STEELE,
Sheriff and Auctioneer.
BY W. ]. HANCOCK, Deputy
n22 -5ts-pfS21 90
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WAR ON THE ABoLITIoNlsTs.


Nhe Southern Monitor" perma.
i nently located in the North, keeps
up its fire or the Abolitionists. The
Monitor is an eight page paper, and
gives the latest and most interesting.
details of the Foreign News.
Il Is, besides, a family journal, con.
tanning stories. essays, poetry, SC. dc
TERMS OF sUBscRfPTIoN-IN ADVANCE.
For Monitor alone, 81 90
g and two illustrated
books-Wild Western Scenes,
and the "WaF Path.n Q 90.
Postage on the books will be paid by
the publisher of the s. M. Address,
nl6 J. B. JONES,
Ed. Southern Monitor, Philad., Pa
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NEW ORLEANS cREscENT

@'A@ " WILLIAMS CAElS CE4tIs
Hhe Crescent will be regularly serv.
u ed to subscribers at SO a year
Tor the Daily, in advance half yearly
and quarterly at the same rate pay
mems invariably required in advance.
The Weekly Crescent at SO per an
mum.
The Weekly Crescent is published
every Monday morning at So a year
invariably in advance. Having an ex-
tensive circulation throughout Louisi.
ana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama.
Texas and other States, il presents a
favorable medium for advertisers. All
letters must be directed to
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No. 20 Camp street New Orleans.
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WEDN Els ID Az


thelsth day of January, 1850, that
valuable and finely iluprogeh tract of
land situated on Rads River, in said
parish, and known as tie " Deputy
pla"e,' containing about three hundred
and twenty five acres, sold as the
property Of the succession of Dempsey
McMullen and Elizabeth y. Butler, de-
ceased, for the purpose ,of partition
among the heirs and legatee.
The sale to take place 90 the prem
ises, where Cicero G. Bates hos resides.
TERms--One eighth To BE paid in
cash, and The entire famainder on such
terms Of credit as f&anily meeting may
direct, which will be publicly declared
at the time aud place of sale.
&c. G. BATES;
ms 5tspfs9 Administrator.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
% Acres OF Rad Diver Lan

325 Acres of Rsd Piver Land.
ID y virtue ofan orter and commission
D of the Honorable District Court
of Bossier Parish, State of Louisiana,
and to me directed. Z viii offer for sale
II n,,bi;c a,,ct;on On
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PARTITION LAND SALE.
e 81 e 2 q &

iSu6ceSs1OA Of Wtttt0N and ELtzuOtHt
i'll. Dickson, deceased.
DIV virtue of q writ of sale to me di.
~ rected from the Honorable, the
District Court of the Parish of Bossier
and State If Louisiana, | viii proceed
to sell at the late residence of ELIZA
BETH II. DICKSON, deceased, on
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FOREIGN MARK FITS

CORES p0adence Of the Journal of Commerce.
HAVANA, May 1.-THE stock of sugars to-day in this
city is 2S0000 boxes against 22O boxes in 1858 The
transactions have been small although there has been
decline admitted. which however, buyers not salts
hed with. The news of to-day will not have favorable
effect upon prices and further reduction may be anti
cpated. Quotatons-Whtes common trainsj S5% to
64 per 100 lbs yellow do Nos Is to 90 at SAX to
do browns, Nos. 10 to L. say to AZ do; Cucuruchos
Nos to TO- at SO to S34 do Muscovadoes, common
good refining, So 56 to So = and grocery qualities to
AZ do Molasses has been in moderate demand at 3h
rals per keg for clayed and Muscovado rals do
Rum $50 to S2l pipe without cask tobacco
last advised most of the transactions ben
the farms Terms do not always transpire in
market Cigars in active demand and the factories
filled with orders to the full employment of the hands
their command. Honey in fair demand at 4 to rials
per gallon Wharf sales, show for erked beef ss sic
SSH per 100 lbs which three cargoes sold since
advice, Halifax cod, S5A hake S4 to s44 haddock
Buter-Inferor old S13 do fresh $25. Dutch and Pat
agras cheese, S21 per q Lard S17 bbls and tierces
and $40 in kegs stock O26 and bbls and 6o34 kegs
Rce-Carolina s5B to Ga do. Clear Pork, S14 to SIG.
Potatoes scarce wanted; from the United States.
Onions, Tallow, S14 to Sl6A. Wrapping paper,
S2A to S3h rails per Chewing tobacco SIG per
qu. Pitch pine boards s2sh white do 500 to S2s Sugar
box shocks, moderate demand, rias empty hhds 81 to
$2h each
Freights-Rates have improved, and prospect better.
Exchange-London 60 days sight 13 to 13h prem;
Northern bills, l to do; New Orleans, 2x to do.
The health of Havana good. We have news-our
people quiet, waiting confirmation of the news.
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New DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-0n Thurs
day night the Grand officers of the Sons of Temper
ance instituted, at Temperance Temple, new Di-
vision, to be called Marion Division, No. 10. The
following are the names of the gentlemen installed
as officers: Jos. a. Vallee, W. P. Henry Forrest,
W. A; Thos. o. Jones, Il. s.; r. w. Maxwell, A.
II. s.; w. Wesley Cunningham. F. S.; Moses Dy-
sart, Treasurer; John C. Jolly, c.; c. Rodman, l..
s.; Robert Mclaughlin, o. s.; James Sessford,
Ghaplaln. The Division will meet at Temperance
Temple on Thursday evening of each week.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-Yesterday morn
ing young girl, who lives in Potter street, and
who has been leading an abandoned life attempted
to commit suicide by taking laudanum. Soon after
she swallowed the poison she informed her friends
of what she had done and stated that she was anx-
ious to die. DR.. II. p. p. Yates was called in and
administered powerful emetic, which had the de-
sired effect, and her life was saved. She gave as
reason for her rash act that she weary of living
dissolute life, and it impossible for her to re-
form.
DESPERATE ASsAULT.-Last night about o'clock
young man named Lucien 0'Brian while walk
ing along Bath street, near the bridge, was as
sailed from behind by person or persons, knocked
down and badly beaten. His head and face are cut
IN several places, and his body is much bruised
Inc attack was so unexpected, and the party being
In his rear, it was impossible for him to recognize
VINO 1t was. lie was conveyed to house near by
where he received medical attention
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DROwNING.-On Thursday
afternoon little girl aged about six years, and
named Mary Henderson, fell into the dock at the
loot OF William street. Federal Hil and but for the
and OF negro man would have been drowned
w hen taken out of the water she was insensibe,
put the assistance of physician being promptly
aValed OF, she soon recovered and is now perfectly
well.
Forty Hours AT ST.. PATRICK 'S.-To-morrow the
Forty Hours Devotion will be commenced at st.
Patrlcks Church, corner of Bank street and Broad
way, and will terminate on the following Tuesday
morning.
RAILROAD DVIDEND.-On Thursday the dividend
OF Sl05 ,O00 recently declared by the Directors Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, on the
eltys stock in that road, was paid into the city
treasury.
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VOL. UI---NO. 1856.
MOnstarp ana Commercial 8tbietu.
RA1rIMnpR MAY 30. 1883

BALTIMORE, May 90 ls59
There has been a moderate business done this week IN
Stocks but the market has exhibited no special activity
Fancies have through the week generally been heavy
but most of the stocks usually bought for investment
have sold at about former OF the leading fancy
Baltimore and Ohio Raroadl there have been about
500 shares sold this week 1t opened at So5 cash. anu
s533 buyer days, but it subsequently dropped down
to $50 cash 52E buyer GO days. and again advanced
closing to day with sales at $52%G52h cash, and at the
same figures for time contracts 1t left off at the
Board at s52X bid s52A asked regular way OF North
ern Central Railway there have been about 900 shares
sold at sI9A@l9H cash, and S19S@19A time and it left
of today at $l9k bid, Sl9A asked regular way. For
Railroad bonds the inquiry through the week has been
fair and sales 81 500 Baltimore and Ohio 1S75s
at S5A GS5K SIS 900 do 1855 at ST. SO 900 Northern
Central 1855 from II y down to 70A, closing at IL
81 900 Northwestern Virginia first mortgage at 92 and
81 900 Central Ohio second mortgage bonds 20. Mary
land and Baltimore City stocks have through the week
been firm. We note sales of 5000 Maryland 6s 1890 at
05H SC 200 Baltimore City SIS 1890 at 100 and of 81 500
Baltimore City per cents at S24 The only sale of Bank
stocks have heard of this week worth noting is
made to-day of 147 shares Mechanics at Sl94 There
demand for Gardner Hill Mining stock early in
the week. and sales made of 500 shares at AK
regular way. There has however been nothing done in
it for days
The Money market has frightened up somewhat within
the past week. and slight advance has been established
in the street rates for discounts The ruling prime
single paper is per cent, and call loans
making prime stock coaterals at cay per
There is offering the street than there has
been but there difficulty in placing il the above
At the banks the offerings of paper have also in
creased.
The foreign imports at this port for the week ending
Thursday, amount in value SSS 951 of which SS6575
free and s2Ol 76 duty paying goods and of
the latter SO 06 were entered warehouse. The
reign exports for the period amount in value to
S9s272, against $2l5Ol4 for the corresponding week
in 1858
SAIES AZ TIIE PA TIMARE STOCK RAARn
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From Denver City-The Pixies Peak Gold

LEAyENwoRTH, May 20.-The first overland ex-
press from Denver City arrived here this morning.
having been ten days on the way. Four passen-
gers and 500 in shot and scale gold came with
the expire $. The advices from Denver city state
that on the sth large force employed in build
ing bitches along Cherry Creek. The accounts
from the mountains conflict. There was still too
much snow and ice to operate with advantage. The
general aspect of the news is favorable. The dust
received is valued at $50 per ounce
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night Mr.. Barry
sullivan will appear Richord, Duke Of Gloster,
in Richard Ill.,, with Miss Anna Cruise as Ouee,
Ehza6eh The ArJM Dodger is the afterpiece.
WASHINGroN HALL.-A very fine entertainment will
be offered at this Hall tonight The Sextette will
give one of their excellent concerts This is fast
becoming Gne of the most fashionable, as it is one
OF the most agreeable places of resort in the city,
CARROLL HALL.-A Floral Fair for the benefit of
rol Hall
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
VOzhJI W 1911
CHARLEsToN- Str. Potomac.

CHARLESTON Str. Potomac.
80 bales cotton A c. Schaefer 80 do do. rags j. Z.
GLENN; 10 do. yarn, Woodward, Baldwin 4 Co; sack
cotton seed, A. j. Levering; pkgs. mdse, Baldwin,
Myer x Co.; do II. Ssson; 13 bbls. beef, A. C. Hail.
rolls leather, 20 pkgs. mdse., order
CHARLEsToN-Brg Northman.
25 hhds. tobacco, box do. Gunther & Rodewad; bb
mdse, McNeal jones' 16 pkgs do Is bales cotton rs
bbls. rosn, SO, ,642 #. lumber order
JACKsoNvILLE-Schr JOS Holmes
10000 it. lumber, Perry, Trowbridge Scott.
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Shooting Affair i'm Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, May 2O.-Two ID Democratic candida tes
for Congress in the 9th district Rice, independent
and Gaward, the regular candidate, had difficulty
at Bonneville on Monday, in which Mr.. Rice was
badly shot twice, and man named Smith was kill
ed. No further particuars received
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Execution of Criniu,Is

PrrsBURG, May 20.-The criminals jacob and
Evans, convicted of numbering their wives, were
executed here this afternoon at O'Clock Evans
made an address, in which he declared his inno-
cence. jacob declined saying anything.
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From the Philadelphia Papers,
From Havana.-The Steamer KarnaIx at New

NEW YORK, May l9.-The steamer Karnak, from
Havana, the 18th inst arrived here this evening
Her dates not so late as have already been re-
ceived. The Havana papers report that two car
goes of Africans were landed recently on the cas-
tern coast of the Island.
Two propellers off the Island few davs
previously, which were supposed to be filled with
flibusters.
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Arrival of the United States sloop ofwar

New YORK, May l9.-Arrived, United States
sloop. ot-war Falmouth, Commander Farrand, 55
days from Montevideo. The United States steam
ers Memphis, Atlanta and NJ. W. Chaplin sailed
from Montevideo, March 25th, for New York, in
tending to stop at Pernambuco and Barbados for
coal. The Falmouth left at Montevideo the United
States steamers Caledonia and Westernport to sail
As soon as ready
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POLICE yNTELLTGEVrE

This morning John Singlefoos, charged with
being one OF the two men who stabbed Joseph
Rodgers at the corner of Washington and West
streets on Sunday night last, was taken before
Mayor Swami and examined The only witnesses
examined were Rodgers and Charles Clark They
testified that while standing on the corner, Sigle-
zoos and a man named Noglestne, came up, that
the former asked for fire and on feeling in his pocket
for cigar found that he had none to light, and
that he asked Clark to give him one; that Clark
said he had none; Vogestine thereupon drew a
small dirk with which he stabbed Rodgers, at the
same time crying out to Sigefoos, ''pl save this
s-n of b-h, you save the other" &c; that Sin
gletoos made no answer, nor in any way con-
nected with the transaction, further than having
been witness to it and having come up to the spot
IN company with Voglestine. The Mayor there
upon discharged the accused
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, MAY 20.

LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, MAY 20.
SHIPS
Ass Ssr W:Ca kSn B ,w Wilson TerPOs3F Bragns Co
Ae;TTappdsl, x Balm, L,iyerPoolnWm. Graham.
Ann Hooper, aaaga 7srpqaiEJ H@"pe2 Gsg Co. So'
Annapo$ alnaE /, Pickett . GGafomia-fcard Rogers.
R%SSs s Re- Ws9n son, bonnse
Tora McDoaald Caweli, Lvetpoei@R Leslie iie,s Son
%asaaiay Rcd%sT; S'RoSS2as HS$$!' Sa
%1"s sP F M aiad HEsnE I@ Co
William Penn, Meade, liverpool. Hooper Co.
Washington Booth NamraiIo,TF Fitzgerald, Booth Co,
Adslpde A6Si.r FriP Wngpf m Rio de aneirq Jenkins
PSrse5ter DO e White Rio de pnsiro-as Hooper sens
Ella V% g&aa FsaSe Ra de- s
F, f Z, AIthaus M Paisley T9ngoy-H. McKim.
Nay Queen Mii EirT2n Rio de anSroThomas Pierce
Pursuit Sanford, for freg ght-naster
Warren Bs"'hali' for freisIa# BkISs fhonds Son.
FSSGr doGprf dFardSs SSs Gray
Belle, lBr) Les, hessinaI,schwartz { Dix
Cqase, Young Crook @oS' Margaiondo G
Garenee' ni.reor ninney, P2lerm2-os Crosby Son
Geo % Washington, S; -, Morrell Randall.
B, BHaristta, 4Br steed, Demararl-W II ;Perot.
Princess, BT} Vail Kingston pi Ja-Keisey i@!y Gray.
W w + HALL Harrington Laguayra- Dunnock Weatherly.
SCHOONERS.
Augusta, Cole, BATH. W. Graifn.
Ada Frances, CoombS Sedgwick-Kelsey X GRAY
Anna T. Hays, Robinson for freight-W RhoadS x Son
b. Frnk, Doughty, Boston
Belle, (Br Gilatt, Boston
Citizen, York, BoSton-HeSen & Rogers
CapItol Coson, Frankfort, Nee NJ. Jackson Co
Carrie liues, Finn, for freight-Ieslen Rogers
R Haynes =, Norfok-James Corner Il Sons.
Erie. Coombs Rock port-HeSlen & Rogers.
r. W. Gardner, Bourne New Orleans Heslen X Rogers
Ten Scott, Young Jacksonyille-Hesen Il Rogers
Geo. W Grice, Wilmington. N c.
Hebe, (Br) Bent Windsor, y. S.-Kelsey & Gray
Hyena, Davis, Boston-keISey x Gray.
GTDeTf GGD Tanton, Gr2S6y for freght-esen Rogers
Iustin9 Bandel; James Port Spain-Spence \ Reid.
Telnh len l norton Monks lsland-Paterso MurguiondO
John Allen, Leeds, New York-P Malcolm 4 Co
): Griffith, Conklin. for freight-Eesien Il Rogers
Iizzie Gowan, BIZ Wilson, Paermo-Schwartz Il Dix
LOUISIANA, -, llmngt0n, \. C.-Dunnock Il Weathery
Philadelphia, Chase. New Bedford
0ntarIo l1tchum, Newbern, n C.-Jas Corner x Sons
ked Wing, kirwan, Rio de Ianeiro-Thomas Peirce
Rosamond, Owens, PernambucO-ThoS Whtridge x Co.
Rescue, Bacon New York.
aaI SomerSIeti Stirling, CienfugoS-Travers 4 Mitchell
samuel. Jones, Cenuegos-Travers Il Mitchell
Spirit of the Times. Lufrie San BlaS-Pearce Gray
Two AaryS, -, Georgetown ). C.-Whedbee Dickinson
' rglnla, kirwan, North CarOlina-Jas. Corner x
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DOMESTIC MARK ETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, May 19-Evening-
There is demand for Querciron Bark Ist No is
offered at sd per ton, without finding buyers No change
in Tanners Bark
The Cotton market continues at stand STILL buyers are
not disposed to operate and prices nearly nominal
There is very little demand Flour to-day and the
market is dull and dropping superne being offered
$40 without ndng buyers to extent at that figure,
which establishes decline The only sale hear
bbls Western extra family at SS per bb the retailers and
bakers are buying in small way at from the above
up TO SS5Od925 bb for superfne, fancy
brands in quality Rye Flour is also duh and selling
in small at So per bbl Corn Meal inquired
for and Pennsylvania Meal is offered s4 12% a small
sale of Brandywine is reported 62H per bb without
finding buyers.
The demand for Wheat has fallen off and only about
$500 bushels found buyers at lS590c 1851
2cOc for fair to prime quality which establishes decline
Rye is also lower with sales of about Penn
the receipts light and about 1900 bushels yellow only
have been disposed of at 9sc in store and afoa
are rather dull with sales of about 1000 bushels Pennsy
yania to note at 55Sc the latter for prime in store
In Groceries there is very little doing and only
advised of sale of 800 bags Rio Coffee bc on time
No change in sugar or Molasses.
The Provision market is firm, but the high views of
about 60 casks saed Shoulders is further
advance
The receipts Whiskey light and bbIs sell on ar
rival at 3lc for Pennsylvania SIC for prison. and Oc
drudge. No hhdS. Offering.
WILMINGTON MARKET, May 19-Turpentine-sale
to-day of $50 bbls at 81 Virgin LIS for Yellow Din
and 81 rs for Hard, per $50 lbs
Spirits advanced c. yesterday with sales of 800 bbls
at SAT; and 300 do. at Az cts. per gallon.
Rosin-Saes yesterday of $500 bbls. common at 81 80
for tale bbls. and per 80 lbs No sales to-day.
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The Canada Mt Boston.

BosToN, May 20.-The steamer Canada from Liv-
erpool via Halifax, arrived here this morning at
81 O'Clock, too late for the forwarding of her
mailssouth by the morning train.
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From the Ne,c York papers.

Judicial Nominations in Massachusetts,
BosToN, May l9.-Governor Banks nominations
tor Judges of the new Superior Court were con-
hrmed by the Executive Council to-day Their
names were published last week.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

WEST lNDIEs-Brig Lady Of the Lake.
695 bbls -four so half do. 100 bbls meal 4O6 bushels
100 do OATS rs bbs. bread; so kegs lard so pals
do. so tins do 100 boxes Candles 20 puncheons oil meal
hhds. tobacco: 900 IT. W. p. lumber
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, May 20.-Cotton- Sales to-day unimport =
ant holders demand advance Of HG2 cts per pound
Flour is dull sales of 1000 bbs decline of 25 so
cts State, S575G675; Ohio, 81. .25D7. 40; Southern
shows nominay the same decline: Wheat has declining
tendency. Holders offer to make sales decline of to
cts without finding buyers. Corn has declining
dency; nominay prices las cts lower No sales
ported Pork is heavy, and Mess sold to-day at sly 25
Prime Sl5. Lard is lower; sales at 1l%0ll4 cts.
Whiskey is heavy at 80 cts. Sugar is dull New Orleans
7a74 cts Moasses is firm. Spirits Turpentine heavy
at 53d53& cts the spot and 81 to arrive Rosin
is dull. Rice has advanced 1S94 Ct; sales at 44@
cts.
CINcINNATI, May 2o-Flour closed very dull. Prices
are unsettled ranging from So GOA 5 Co. Buyers have
withdrawn. Whskey is dull at 27k cts. Provisions are
nominal Nothing was done day and accurate quota
tions cannot be given.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-Four has a declining tende~.
cy Superne offered at 81 So without buyers. Wheat
dull and prices have downward tendency-white 81 90
Corn has declined ct-yellow 81 cts Whiskey closed
firm at l(d32 cts.
NEW ORLEANS, May 19.-The Canada's advces had nc
efect on the Cotton market Quotations unchanged SOC
bales sold to-day