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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-10-03
NEWPORT NEWS.

The body of the German who was drowned
last week, was found floating on the surface Of the
water the ferry landing yesterday, about noon.
Seven dollars and six cents found his person.
Coroner Eckert held an inquest on his body, and the
Jury brought in verdict Vt accidental drowning he
was buried by the "Good.Fellows."
The Sunday School reunion took place at
the Methodist Episcopal Church on yes.
terday afternoon at three o'clock. d Hane Miller,
G. IL. Sargent, and Rev. Mr.. Cunningham addressed
those assembled. A large crowd was In attendance
aud appeared to appreciate the excellent oiscourses
An elderly man named Kemper, on Sat-
urday last, met Constable Morton, on the street
and charged him with not having done his duty, In
making some collections, whereupon Morton struck
him several times, leaving marks. Tho matter will
be legally Investigated to- day.
The "County Court" and "Court Of Claims, ~
consisting of all the Justices of the Peace In the
County, both hold a session to-day, at Alexandria
A very important hand-bill is posted on the
ferry. 1t is directed 10 those who ''pay by the
month" or rather don't "pay by the month"
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INKLINGs,

Cars are now running over the Brighton and
West End Street Railroad line along Seventh
street, also on the Third street line. All day
yesterday, and up to lato hour last evening,
the cars were crowded with passengers. Tho
Ninth-street line also done good business.
Tbe car passed over the curve at Ninth and
western. row without any trouble.
Coroner Carey held an Inquest, last Saturday,
over the dead body Of coiored man found in
the Ohio River at the foot Of Main. street. The
deceased had on black satlnet pants, check
shirt and satin vest. No marks Of violence
were dscoverable, and verdict Of accidental
drowning was rendered.
Weight, who was stabbed by finnssan,
some evening since, 10 yet at the residence OF
Mr.. Beresford. We understood last evening
that he was still considered In Q Dangerous
condition. Flnnesau Is still OF large.
Three persons were confined III tho Ninth
street Station house yesterday, for destroy
ing hand-bills and posters. They will
be tried In the Polloe Court this morning.
A series Of resolutions passed at meet
Ing Of the property holders on Fourth
street, relative to the late street railroad dfa-
Guilty, will be found on our first page.
A petition 10 In circulation praying the
Mayor to positively forbid the firing Of cannon
In the streets; We hope tho prayer will be an
swered.
Sec the law fepbrt oh the Arst pagS Of
to.days paper, in relation to the street railroad
decision.
Some person threw large dog from the
third.story window, at No. 81 Broadway, last
night, killing him almost Instantly. ~
FOrty-two cases were disposed Of by Judge
Lowe last Saturday. tTv.E .E -
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HOME INTEREST.

@B- A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, Nos. s4I and I'll wsstern.row.
NNrJ John Hunt has commenced the manu-
facturs of Mince meat and Apple.butter. In marks
every morning.
As- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
nsr Of Sixth and wsstern.row, over Hannaford's
drug store. Pictures taken and put In good cases for
twenty cents. Warranted to please.
lS- For Superior photographs, in q
Gilt Franc. 80 To DEwErs Mammoth Gallery, No.
III West Fifth-street Price only 81.
ND-Ifyou want 9 nice fitting Shoe or Boo
for yourselfwife or children, 20 to NJ A. wssrOorrs,
No. "A West Fifth.stroet. His stock Ia general, EN-.
bracing Shoes and Boots Of all qualities, and OF
EaEtern aud custom make. Ifyou would be satisfied
with your purchases go to No. II West Fifh.htrvet.
1-If you are in want Of good Hat, at
fair price, 90 to HIpsrRT & BRos., Nos. and 2lo
West Fifh-street. Their style lie usod extensively
among our citizens, because of It's nsatnsss and gen
Hlity. Call and got one.
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CoryTY COMMISSIONERS OrPIcR.-The Board
Of Commissioners passed orders yesterday
amounting In the aggregate to 81, 1886 is, of
which $685. was to G. W. Bunker, for ex-
cavating and clearing the Carthage Insane
Asylumj 800 to Fred. Strong for stone-work of
reservoir and tank at the same institution;
5000 so to Bennett & Hendricks for use of
oanal-boat and other articles for Harrison
Bridge; $3.50 to Martin Barwick, on account
Of bridge over Dry Run; 5000 to James B.
Bell, on account Of labor at Harrison Bridge,
and balance for sundries.
The bail bond Of George Winter, for $500, in
tho case Of State Of Ohio o.. 8. Brust, was
compromised by paying the sum Of 5000 into
the County Treasury, and the Ave per cent. for
Prosecuting Attorneys fees.
The Auditor was directed to advertise for
proposals for building two small bridges near
Pleasant Run Postoffoe, in Springfield Town
ship, and one culvert on a road east Of the
Lebanon Turnpike, one mile south Of Reading,
In Sycamore Township.
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PayoN, JAIL AND HosprrAL.--1n the City
Prison, at the close of the week, there were
l52 prisoners, (67 of them females) against
l6l the previous week. During the past week
So prisoners were discharged.
In the County Jail there were s lunatlcs
81 femalesj on bread and water "a on
Chain gang; 10l In main jail--l79 in all,
against 155 the previous week. c
At the Commercial Hospital 81 persons
were admitted during tho week; 20 dis
chargd |; 0 born aud 2ded--Ann Foley and
Caldwell Prayer. |i ~.
In the Hospital last evening 122 patients
were under treatment, against l22 the previ.
ous week.
AT the close Of the past week there was but
one case Of smallpox in the Pest-house.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


WooD's THEATRa.--Saturday night last
closed the first week Of Mr.. Andcrsons engagement
psrsoniacati9P Of lharles de Moor In TuE RoBBERs,
we have already stated, an overhogipg. house. It
vas a6ish.d y piece Of acting throughput The
Young lady. Who, tg by.tbsby I"eomins quite
fsvorts WITH the habitues of mi. irsme!ic temple;
Tonight Mr. Anderson will personate "King Leaf" I"
who have not yet seen Mr.. A. In any Of his sterling
BaF VII not have better 0ppot,S55 XII; to ndgS OF
Ss shass sss'S sIss viii viii %
entertainment, In which Miss Fanny Denham Will
appear as the musical Jenny" During the inter.
her most pleasing dances. This petite votary Of
n meSt. a
CINCINNATI TROTTrsa PARK-Ths manager
Of the above course. Mr. t. L. Stephens, Is seemingly
determined that Cinoinnati shall no longer rcmain n
state Of lsthargy f9r vent Of good race-lrask ana
itoitng horSes four rhfses, commencing Tuesday,
October ls, with purse Of $3.50. MI heats In har-
ssSosD best s,se q s grs to
THIRD DaY~Pgssn S saio.~FOr horses who have
FouRrH Day PURss $500. Two mile heats, free to
e all trottipg horses Flora Temple, and the Oal,
purses. II will be- seen that these arc very liberal
Inducements, and Mr.. Stephens ought to meet with
abundant success In his endeavors to entertain the
sporting community ofour city and vicinity.
BUrTs's PANoRAMA.-The Melodeon was on
Saturday afternoon filled to ovorfOwlpg. there being
present the following Sunday Schools Morris Chapel
Findlay Chapel, United brethren, Christians and
others, amounting to about ono thousand. lfyou
have not Seen this moving picture Of the New Tesa
ment go tonight.
PALACE GARDEN. - This establishment ol
cheap Amusement was crowded Saturday might. The
singing, dancing and burlesQues offered arc received
with rounds Of applause
WESTERN MUsRuM.--Another attraction will
be presented at this place to-day and tonight In thu
shape of slguor Duyallis learned canary birds. Gc
and than.
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.--Jail shookley
was informed Saturday afternoon, by pris-
oner who occupies cell on the ground floor,
that an escape Of the prisoners was contem-
plated, and that preparations were being made
to that effect. On examination he found that
they had dug out bricks from tho wall sufficient
for the largest man to crawl through. Under
the floor number Of notohed oase-k knives were
found, which had been used to o considerable
extent on the iron bars Of the door. But for
this timely discovery, the Jail would doubtless
have been cleared Saturday night.
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.---A man named Daniel
Hornabrook, who resides at the corner of Elm
and Court-streets, painter by trade, made a
desperate attempt, about four o'clock yester-
day afternoon, to take his own life, by cutting
his throat with pocB ot-knife. He inflicted
three severe wounds, but was caught by a
friend in time to save his life. HOrnabrook
has been married but short time, and we
understand that his rashness grew out of o
difficulty between himself and wife on rsli-
gious matters-she being Catholic and he o
protestant. His wounds are not considered
dangerous. .u.
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TIE Pubic sUaoot LIbRARY. This library,
justly tho pride Of our city, has been thoroughly
renovated and several thousand volumes added.
It will be opened for exhibition to. night, and
for distribution tomorrow morning. During
the last year the number Of readers was very
large, and from appearances will be increased
the present one. We hope to see this, and we
hope, also, that all the readers will take sufi
cisnt interest In the preservation Of the COL
lection to exercise proper care Of tho books
entrusted to them.
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WOMAN BuRSEp.-A fire occurred in frame
house on Gas-alley about seven O'Clock satur.
day evening, which partially consumed the
building. A woman who was engaged in
carrying water to extinguish the flames was
severely burned about the shoulders and
neck by her clothes taking fire from blaa.
ing shingle which fell upon her.
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PRAYER-MEErINGs FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY.
The usual business mems prayer meeting will
be held this morning, at eight O'Clock, in the
lscture-room Of the First Presby terian Church,
and another similar meeting will be held in the
Same place, at half.past seven P. M. These
meetings are designed to sympathize with q
similar movement, on the same day, on the
part of various evangelical ohritian denomina-
tions in Philadelphia. The morning meeting
will be led by A. 4. Chamberlain, the evening
by II. Thane Miller.
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PIoKPooKErs ABour.---A man named Mat.
thew Copklin, who resides at Toledo, Ohio,
while purchasing ticket at the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Railrosd Depot, last Sat-
urday, had his watch stolen from bis pocket.
A clerk In Pearl-street store was also 70.
lieved Of his wallet, containing $12, while
riding in o crowded omnibus, the same after
noon. The money was taken from an outside
cont pocket. ''
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Gg- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY Press, by Henry Ware, Optolan, No.
z West Fourth-street, October !, 1860.

BARGAISs.--Judging from the throng that
frequents "a West Fourth street, it must be
the lucky number that all have been looking
for and have just found. One thing, at least,
is certain--it is the fashionable mart for all
that is new, desirable and cheap in the way
Of fancy and staple dry goods.
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WOMAN srABBED.--Ellen Grey and Betsy
Mieser, a couple Of courtesans, euarreled last
Saturday In house Of Ill fame, ON the Canal
near Race street, about lover, when Ellen
struck Betsy over the head with shovel and
Knocked her down. She Immediately sprane
to her feet, seized largo carving. knife ant
stabbed Ellen in the breast, infioting severe
and painful wound, after which she fed.
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PARTNERSHIP NoTIcE.--We take pleasure in
directing the readers attention to thesnnounee-
ment, In another column, that Aaron Shaw,
the popular manufacturer Of fashiona bic house.
hold furniture, at No. IL East Fourth.street
has associated with him O. D. Johnston, oi
the late firm Of Johnston, Meader h Co., and
John Lvford. They are gentlemen we'll and
favorably known to tho trade, and, with oul
friend Aaron, will form team hard to pull
against. .,.t SSH I..rl
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Perjury. Tho trial of James Manning, for
perjury, took place in the Police Court last
Saturday. The charge was preferred by an
officer, who stated that Manning had sworn
that he, during recent excitement on Sixth
street, had dred pistol twice--onco in the
house and once in Il, a street. It was proved
that the pistol had but single barrel, and
Manning was held in bonds Of $500 to on
swer the charge at the court Of Common
ploaa
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BEAT HIS WIFE.--An inhuman wretch in
the shape of a man, named Joseph Bugler,
was tried by Squire McFall, Saturday, upon a
charge Of beating his wife. 1t appeared that
the two had been married but a short time,
and that she was forced to seek the protection
of the law against his assaults. He was fined
Sh and nnsta L--.
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SPILLED MILx,--Yestorday afternoon, about
three O'Clock, horse attached to o milk
wagon, the property Of Mr.. Holmes, became
frightened at the corner Of Smith and Sixth
streets, and ran of, upsetting the wagon and
spilling two cans Of milk in tho street. The
wagon was smashed up, but tho driys: ,scaped
without injury. e.....I.
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ART OF TEAoHlNG.-Let all who are inter-
ssted in educational matters peruse the adver-
tisemsnt Of Moore, Wilstaoh, Keys & Co., in
another column. The Art Of Teaching, by
John Ogden, A. M, is fast becoming one Of
the hand books of the day.
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MoRTaAaEs CANCELLED The following shows
tho amount Of mortgages cancelled at tho
County Recorders office during the quarter
ending September 80, 1859: July, 1921, Ill 80;
August, $s9O, ,bts 10; September, $2sl,o72 "a.
Total. SQ02, ,742 86. tH|tlt .."
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FEARFUL ACCIDENTAL boy named Stevens,
about fifteen years Of age, fell into slop. tub
at the Washington Distillery, situated on the
Harrison Plank-road, last Saturday morning,
and was severely soalded. Doubts are enter
tanned as to his recovery.
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PoIacE Court FINES COLLEoTED.--During
the month Of September thcre were fines and
costs collected in the Police Court amounting G
to $l,b02 86; Of this amount 1886 81 were
from city cases, S4l8 So from State cases, and
$l98 76 from City Prison.
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ARREST OF A FueITrvE..-A man named Thos.
Browley was arrested here last Saturday,
charged with committing robbery at Ma
rietta, Ohio. lie was confined in the Ham
monds-treet Station, and dispatch sent to
Marietta
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WArUH THIBF.--A man named William
Lewis was arrested Saturday afternoon, and
will be tried In the Police Court to-day, upon @
charge Of stealing cronometer watch from
Mrs. Malloy, who keeps boarding-house on
Front street, near Ludlow.
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DKArHs LAST WEEK.--There were during
the last week IA deaths against "a the week
previous--showin an increase Of 10. OF this
number, 20 we're children from one to six years
of age, 81 Of whom died with the scarlet-fever
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ACCIDENTAL lad named Perry was run
over by n horse and dray at tho corner Of Race
and Pearl streets last Saturday. His arm
was broken in two places. The accident was
caused by his own sarelsssness.
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95>A female named Louisa White fell in q
At last night, near the Postofice, while walk
ing along the street. Proper restorativeg were
applied, and she was sufficiently restored to be
taken to her home, In Bank ALLEY.
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To THE LAprEs.-A rare and beautiful stock
Of fancy goods, for children's wear, has just
been opened by D. T. Baker, at IA Walnut.
street.
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"A JOHNSTON, in sales-roons No. % Main-strsot,
below rd.-Thrd Largo and Positive sale of Fali
aud Winter Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, fine Oar
petlng, &C., at auction. TUESDAY MnRNlN9,n 90.
tober l. commencing at 9H O'Clock will be sold With
ported Fall and Winter Dry Goods, comprising
desirable assortment for city and countr' sale.
In this sale are many Staple Goods; with largetot
Of Dress Goods, Shawls, Comforts, Cloves Hosiery.
&c.
ALso-Layse and valuable inyoioe Of Cloths Cas-;
smeres, Saiines, Overooatinq, Yestings Seraes and
other Merchant Tailors' Guods.
ALS0--Wool Jackets, fine Undershirts and Draw.
era, fine Linen Shirts, BOsoms, Collars, Cravats,
Neck-ties, Umbrellas, &c. s.is..1s
ALSO-Uases OF fns Hats, Caps, Boots and ehoey,
10. --l.. THOMAS JOHNSTON,
OCT ry Auctioneer.
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MONETARY.
SATURDAY, October La p..m.


During the past week Money matters have
continued very clos~. All the bankers report Cur
rency In quick demand, with heavy offerings OF good
short.date Pap feUiu regular tepostors; for Gus
toners The rate rules at 0l2 per cent The discount
houses do not or can not accommodate but to lin
itad extent Tho rate for outslde names Is f5l5 Der
cent.
Exchange on the East remained firm during the
past week az S prem, selling rate. On Thursday
several leading 0rms advanced their selling rate TO
per cent. prom; buying rate t@S prem. All The
customers Of one Of our ''nstiiutions' had to pur.
chase their Exchange from bankers az Y PREM
Gold was in little better demand az iUc buyinp
rate selling at &Gi60c.
New Orleans Exchange dull par buyins selling
at u premium.
Eastern Exchange in 81. Louis selling at I@lA
prem In Chicago per cent prem In Loisvilie
y per cent. prem. for Kentucky money In Memphis
We quote Uncurrent Money:
Ilinoio, Wisconsin and Iowa".....-'.".. discount
Miss0url ..i....'....' .'.....-.......
Iennebbee.. sAI'.s s''..,.'...A
inoiana Free Banks...... -......-..par9e4
No change In Land Warrants.
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STOLEN AT THE FAIR.--A bIooded mare, be-
LONGING to Dr.. Edwards, Of Boone County, taken
away by rather bold thief, while htched In front
The thiet went to the clerk Of the hotel, asked for
his bill and, being informed Of the amount said he
would 60 to triend get the money, aud pay it but
instead Of 90 doing, he mounted Mr.. Edwards'B
mare and left. IL was traced som0 distance along
the pike, and was then lost. About one o'clock In
the morning he crossed the Licking Bridge between
Covington and Newport, and was again seen near
Jamestown. Oficers Dickey, Of Covington, and
HOrsfali, of Newport, started in pursuit. but were
unable to hear further from either man or horse.
Tho ball season has fairly commenced. "On
with the dance" Is everywhere the watchword
among our young folks. Nearly every night select
with flying feet" and who allow themselves "no
sleep till morn" Next Thursday evening the Lone
Star Dancing Association will hold Its annual re-
union at Udd-Fellows' Hall. The best Of music will
be on hand.
CHILD BURNED.-A littlo child, about two
years old, the daughter of washerwoman named
from chair on heated stove, on Saturday last and
was compelled to lie there until Its mother to
rescue It, 1t Is very badly burned and doubts
tsrtainsd OF its recovery.
We had the pleasure of shaking hands with
some Of our old friends from Bourbon and Harrison
counties, yesterday, who bad been in attendance at
and went home impressed with the idea that, after
all, the Bluegrass region Ia not the whole world.
Cattle are dull; the best beef cattle are worth
but S2 aud S2 50 per hundred, and there are fewer
buyers than sellers at these figures.
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NJ ROBINS, jr., & Co., NO. asa
1vIs West Fiith.street between Smith and John,
keep constantly on hand the best article Of COAL
oit, and LAMPS Of the most improved patterns,
particularly adapted to buraing the same. sepAOmw
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LOST.

r .0ST-A $1OO EMBROIDERED HAND
- KERCHIEF-It might have been sayod II It
bad been marked with one of Lanphear Co. "a
stenctl plates, l02 West Fourth st.. oct 3-bS
OST-LACE MANTLE-On Sunday, the
- 10Th ult., at Pixies Opera Hall, black French
lace mantle. The finder viii be rewarded and have
the thanks Of the owner by leaving 1t at 27 Walnut.
street. ocl-bs
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BOARDING.

n0ARDING-At No. 296 West-ffth street.
- New proprietor; good accommodations; terms
liberal, Also, fine room for family. Day-boarders
can find good accommodations. oc9.b-
R0ARDING--A few moro gentlemen oan
2os West .Fifth-street. Terms, 81 per week. Also,
board and lodging for single gentleman. Terms
80 per week. oc3-hs
R0ARDING H0UsE-A first. class board
NJ Ing house, III Sycamore street, between Fifth
and 1,s SIXTH E6 west side Large airy unfurnishsd
tlemen. sep2s. aw'l TIA. ROWE.
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cow NGTON NEWS.

(Any communications from our friends will be
thankfully received. Address " Press Reporter"
Box 81, Covington, Ky.l
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Cincinnati Produce Market.

cincinnati Produce Markets
SATURDAY EVENING, October I, 1850.
FL0CR-The market was OK ceedingly dull to-day
and qnite unsettled, and though holders offered 70
make concessions, buyers were holding back aud dd
not offer over 90 for suOerne, and u was offered at
81 60 The sales were confined to 400 brls extra at
81 73QI5 10. The decline may be called l5@20o. per
brl. 400 brls received during the last twenty
four hours.
WHIsKY--The market Is steady with fair de-
mand; sales Of 800 brls at 2S25o, the latter rate
for wagon.
PROVfSI0NS-Th demand for Bacon Is good, and
buyers were more pressing to-day and more disposed
to come up to the views o. holders: ne offered
for bulk Shoulders packed and INC. paid for pee
bacon Shoulders oosei % hhds bulk Shoulders sold
at The, packed. If the present demand continues,
sand 0c will probably DO paid for Bacon next week;
GRQOERIES-Sug firm at 7@7Sc., with sales OF
g hhds Coffee firm: sales Of 800 bags at llH@i2hc.
Molasses 39Qlt0c
WHEAT--The market 10 rather dull and prices a
shade lower: sales Of coo busb prime red at 81 o.
and 800 do. good white at 81 Us. y".
C0RN-The market Is Arm, with good demand al
SOC.
BYE-sales of 6CO bush. at 7so; market Arm.
BABLEY-A fair demand for primo fall ut TO-.
and good do. at roc; spring 6SQa70c.
0ArS-The market is very dull and prices Sc. lower
sales Of 800 bnsh. at IL ~, and 900 do at 40Hc.
COOPERAGE-A sale OF $40 Flour Barrels at &c.