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FUTURE DAYS
BY BONTZ A. COONRS

BY BONTZ & CoOMBS, Auctioueer.- =
fABLE DWkLL!NG, HOUSE AT PUI-
neai ~ O'Clock p M; IN front OF the PREMISE Wa
Snai sen part Oh Ios NO. {, in Square 40 With the
desirable Hsd Dwelling house, containing ss-aT
The above property is eIisibIy located on M he
tweeh 6th and 9Th streets, and offers advantaTes 10
nose Nne NAV wish to make \ safe and proftabie
- Terms: Tine third cash the balance in G. IL and
of sale. i"'eies' from the Cay
a deed gwen and a deed of trust taken. The CON-
IN =, EY at the expense OF the purchaser.
gu 81 INT. BONTZ q COOMRS Aucts
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MINIS DlKss SuIrs,
y.r., Mess Bssissss Ssits,
CHrLDRKN's DRESS SUITs, os''''

NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Ciothirg
SsoIe, Brown,s Hotel Building, would respectfully
announce that their annual display of Spring and
summer Cl9thlng is now ready for inspection. H
IL comp,ilssn - an assortment of Gentiemen's and
ouths, Ciothlng ofthe Rewevt and richest designs
IN ~ na .s Trimming, and workmanship.
fashlonabe articles Of dress, an Opportunity In nov
offered Tor seectng from the most attractive stock
an1sS Clothing in this city. at very re-
u~~o1 piiooe' - = --.r p&-ly
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AOuR cIrIzxxs via, OF course, not forget the
grand tousaament and bal, 10 come of at Drovers
Rest, near Georgetown, tomorrow. 1t is expected
to be a grand affair q. -.'.. :. -.
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IMPROVEMENTS.

COUNCIL BUD5ET.-On Monday afternoon, the
.ommon Council despatched considerable busi-
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% sLooP ON rFIRE-Yesterday morning, a slooT
belonging to Mr.. c. Faunce which was inoored
at Harvey 4 Co.'S wharf. was set ON FIRE, and
badly injured before the FIRE was discovered. The
cabin and deck Were nearly DESTROYED but, FORTH
n1tely fog the owner, the fire was extinguishei
before II had penetrated to the lower timSers.
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E'ARM FOR sAIE--Threa Acres. suitable far
u garden. A good house, and iue yell OF water
at the door, and all molly fenced In The Farm Is
situateo just at Balls Cross Roads four mites from
the city anil two ard a. half from Georgetown.
The above aoe is well calculated for q stnra, or
bu moss stand 81 any hind. for information in
quireat Bnch's Livery stables of WIN. IL. BIRCH
m
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b. SANfoRDs L1vKR INvfeoRAroR.-yybo thar n
With any II thosed reeable comp Ants,
any Kind, bot would like to know of a remedy for
dn sae unseeniy visliations! We feel that We are
uoihg our Invalid readers Invaluable seryics n
we can induce them to get bottle of Dr. Sahdfnrds
orator, aud take il, for known from per
sJ,ss snst = Is one of the greatest rom
ooaiiS powers, ever before used. Its action il SO
perfect anq lmpete as To- give relief the first time
anu II IL does TO others it has to u.s. half
DOLLS DOLLS VIII be all that is needed. We known of
aothfng we can recommend with such con6dence.
au 5l-2w,r - 'eO'''oi'
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E1FILs preparing for the fall sessions Of the
numerous schools now about commencing in the
-" VIII hnd I. large aud fine assortment Of
S''"I books aud stationery at ". ID. Shepherds
'ihfr Of Seventh and streets.) which ne saws
~ MI! let nobody beat hi IA in selling cheap &c
"t'l hls sdvertisauent in another cuIGnn and
"iye him cali : -. $500
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EARM FOR SALE.-Twelve miles from Wash
L. inston and o. mil iron BetSvie depot CO n
tanning l1 acres in good state of eultvstion with
good water; good dwelling with rooms and nee
es.ary ont buildings: Two chate he's and one school
and a. other on the hack of the Farm running into
the pike three quarters o mile from tho Farm. For
fur'her particuars, sppy TO the subscriber on the
premises Ut is On.y twenty hvc minutes ride in the
cars from Washington to Belt'vi'le.
All 50 2ws O. J. HALL
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By +. DOWNING Geo-,e,own

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT Arc,,ox
Nofdtss okokG ETowN.-Oh MONDAY AFTER
MI MN peht the 5th of September, at S o'oloct
snal se IN front ofthe premises that valuable and
NeIy laOie Lot numbered 60, situated AZ the
neI OF LIST and Frederick Streets IS feet by 81
part ot u.s. fronting IS feet on Sd street Nv
Terms az sale. " ""'oi'
au 81 II nnNurINc a.
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Tax NEW LINE Of steamers between New York
Alexandria, and this city, goes into operation on
Saturday next, September ., making semi-weekly
trips, n - ~ .rH .5.t..
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w. SELDEN.
Gu 2e-ts Marshal for District of Cnlnmhin

TRUSTEES SALE-In pursuance of a deere.
.oftEe Circuit Court for Prince Georges county
. 9d II the Of
Victoria Brent and others, we the undersigned
Trustees, will expose 10 public sale, on THURS,
if fair if not the next fair dsy tSereaitsT m
the iafe residence of James r. Brent deceas ed ON
the premises, that tract parcel of Land of which
lately known as .'BrentvIile" Containing aIppnnt
three hundred and fifty acres
Fps property rs most pleasantly and advantage
Sosiy located being within quarter Of mile of
Ton hailroaf-a place for landing and receiving
passenger 9, freight, dc-within two w lies of Belts
vlle, and the same distance from the MARYLAND
Aencuturai college, IN region of country re
markaby healthy, Astounding in excellent socisty ::
ls admirably sdapted TO the growth Of w heat Corn
ana Iobaccoi hasa large apple and peach orchard
tered. " ~
The improvementscousistof a commandments
Dwelling, and every desirable buIlding-nearly all
of which have been erected b. 4 a few wears nast
and are m the best repRIr.
Th3 SOIL rs OF hne texture naturally fertile pro
ducss good crops. and, at an nconsidsrsbIe outlay,
might he rendered most vaiusble and prod active
~ ls within twenty minutes ride of Washington
CITY, by railroad and, arding the I'D yaDtagss IN
possesses IN relation TO location, susc Ptibility of
the consoles alton of those DESTROYS to pure nase A
nrst rate iarn, and would suit person Engaged in
business IN Washington or Baltimore cities.
Inc terTus Of sac, p escribed nv the decree.
are: Two Thousand dollars Of the purchase money
to he pad T. cash the day of sale tha ratlfica
pon thereot ny the Court and the resida in eaual
cured by the bonds notes Of the plrcha ser with
security to be approved nv tho undersigned, and
bearing IN crest from the CAV of sale
Oh 1ne payment of the purcha money the prop
Pc G, MahhGGR ktbER, Trustees.
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SEE advertisement Of draaght and buggy horse
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29-d&ds CIV. BOTEI,ER Aro,

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF a writ fen
W 1sclas issued from the Clerks Office OF the Cir
Court Of the District of Columbia for the coun-
TO public sale for cash, in front of the Court House
d9Sr OF sad county, on THURSDAY, the I'D daY
serl6ed property, to wit All defendants right title
claim ana interest IN and to Subdivisions Nos T.
square No 2H9, in the city of w ashington, ID. C.,
together with Oil and singular the improvements
WIN; B., Robert and jos, M. Downing, and viii be
sold 70 satisfy IudGials No. 81, to October term
1883, In favor OF c. stephens, surv. of John Null
lIkIn, VS.. VIM. B., Robt., Joseph NJ, and Joseph
Downing, and Henry I. Greer.
w. SELDEN.
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Il DENCES, on street, between 18TH and I4'h
streets, and fronting Franklin Square. These
houses have all the modern improvements with
beep thoroushly repaired. They have also good
water At tn door, and are n convenient di st7pea
from the Department.. Possession given immS
diatsly. .App!y to Fl. C. STEWART, corner Of 18th
AND " str. ms
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desirable. Farm known as Screen Spring." S
miles west Of Alexandria, Va. andT miles from the
city of Washington, in Fairfax oomnty. Va. ec
cessibic to both places by coed turnpike loads 1.-THE
Little River turnpike divides the premises.D The
the remaIgder in q high state of Improvement, leo
acres OF which Is well set in clover and timothy and
VIII PRODUCES good crop of hay another year ia is
wei supplied with the different kinds of frnit and
.hrl.tJ yonnf orchard that wlll soon bear The i'm
And for farming, gardening, dairy purposes
this farm Is not surpassed by this section OF
the country. The location is healthy and very de
81 able, and well supplied with pure spring water
Geo. X. Padgct, on the premisep, WILL show IL to
any one wishing to purchase, and a plat may h.
seen at Nc. 34s Bait mo street Baltimore. whe Q
JOHN H. MONROE, AleXandria, Va. -
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BY c. w. BOTELER Auctioreer

GALE OF TWO BRICK HOTSES ON r.
~, sSTEEET AT AUcrIoN.-0n SATURDAY AZ
IEhNOON, september I'd, at 5 O'clock 4 shall
square NO 49', fronting thirty feet on street be
tween - and 9TH Streets running back SO feet 10
SUBSTANTIAL three story and basement brick Dwell
Ing houses, each fronting fifteen feet contsi ring
elSht rooms The Houses will be sold separately
Terms; One-third cash the residue on a credit
o. and years, notes to bear interest satisfacto
rlly secured. =
An 2l-dAdS
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Tvs LAD,ks Of the Thlrteenth street Baptist
'hU'eh propose to give a grand moscal and
a, entertainment In the lecture room Of the
.h.rrh Tomorrow (Fridayl evening. The fact
l.t the ladies Of the Thirteenth street Ba ptist
LII have the enteTta nIneHt In charge, is a
IN tent guaranty that IL will be magnificent
and dtlig htfIl affair ~ -
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r,. J. w. COLLEY q CO. av-- q
ARE Closing out the renal der of their stock of
rich RAKEGE ROBES, all far ey DRESS SILKS
and SILK ROBES; ORGANIZE NUSIINS and
FRENCH t.AWNS-in fact, all SIMMER
GOODS, st actual Cost Prices, and many for less,
to lose out this sfason. 2 70-T.
IL All sales for cash:
al 80 St No 523 It'll 1t above Pa ay
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81 .OOOJRh, 3 sfkA 4. y Z, 40 md vALgA-
less, stock, Implemcnts, ard Crops in Mont emery
county, Md about miles from Washington city,
e7nSt if applied for inlmrdistely. Ther. are o.
scIss IN corn l3n clover, and about in oats. For
further tnforIne ton address note To @. CITY
Post Office, Washington CITY d. c. This Is { ne
cheapest farn in the county Improved city prop
eIty ,aken n part payment at a fair yauation. :
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wYNAs This prince Of good fellows has been
aelghting cur peaPle during the past three nights
by his extraordinary performances in slight OF
hand and the Other parts OF his interesting and
fun provoking programme. He remains with us
bot the remainder Of this week; after which our
neiyhbors at Alexandria and the Nayy-Yard will
have peep at him. = -sa1r.H
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FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
T.. YEARso,That besSIifai piece q property now
GROVE, lotated on the Piney Branch road, a'few
hundred yards north of boundary street. As q PIC
any place the ghbor hood of the city For rar
ticn,aTs address the proprietor, CHRIS. Goal
Lam. Georgetown, ID. c.. 80 - jy 40-eotf
EsOR RENT-A STORE ROOM on Massachus-
etts Avenue, betwsen I'd and Sd streets. Inquire
au IL cod a..e #' .... - -
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(>oLI. ECTION OF REPORTS condensed ard
~ Opinions of Chemists in regard to the use Of
Lead pipes for service pipe in the distritut ON of
water ipr the supply of cities / VOL, svo; pTico
$50.
by A. r Downing; and Hints to Young Architects
by George WightwIck architect; 1v.l.; price SI5o.
For sale by TAYI.OR& MACRY,
Booksellers and StatiOners,
an N Ct 234 Pa av
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TYTHx STIs PUBLISHES THE lists OF L.TrEas
~ ~ rxTys m THE WARRINGTON CIR. Posi- OBBIcH
-. TEX PROVISIONS OF THE LAW DIREcrINe
- 70 sx PRINTED IN THE rxwsPAPKR HAVING
I,L.RsxsT CIRCULATION WITHIN THE DELIVERY
-vx oEyicE. Irs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION 10
~ rHAs pOgBLE THAT OF ANT orHxk DAILY
.,--rp IN rHx DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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DER Barron had einen Beutel fsin, a. ....
Gno sIancet ganx Won Egl Won stein; fr-..- d
i ~. aRer IeIdeI mich was d'rein, E.. ~.
az a. cape r.. das mogt ich sein. Hr -
rate lch Diamanten fur die Schuldep ,.;r 3
poch Jost der schenkt jrzt NIGHTS mehr Elm
ln1em Er, wunseht bezuhh Ia seiu. - 80 Il,
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Warren REruESs-Elien Cowen, drunk and
disorderlyi work-house 60 days Emma Nelson
do do. CD days. Jere. Bauer aud - unnall
fighting; 1918 each. hudson Norris, (col y va
gran; work-house ~ days. John Busk alias Davis
larceny in Baltimore; held for further hearing
Augusta Sinler, drunk; "woTk-hotse 60 DAYS
Jno- Martin, (eol J drunk and disordrrly; fned
s2i5. VIM Jasper, tcol. J lunatic; held FOR SAT,
keeping az night, and discharged. :. =
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NV BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
WE Have Just received a stock of Turner's
-RLACKBERRI BRANDY-an excellent remedy
for Diarrhea, DO. Army & SHINN,
aus Estates, Union Botling Depot
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nor SALE The subscriber will SELL ON accom-
l. mOdating terms, very convanient asd eslra-
ble two-stery brick DWELLING nOUSE. kife6-
en-, dairy and smoke house, with q pump of good
water In the yard. situated on Fredaick, betwapn
Second and ThIrd sire g.. Georgato W, Fhe lot ON
which the house stands fronts feet on Fr derrick
street running back W feet more less The first
pay Inent vii, be required in money On the a.
fe-red pay nents. secured by deed # trust ON he
property, time will be given sfactory to the pur
chaser. Apply to WIN q. RIDGELEY,
au 81 eoSw No. 16, LIST street. CieOrget,wn
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EsOk RENT-fhree newly finished BRICK
= HOUSES az the corner of 9Th and Nj ST.. west
For Particular Ineu.r re of ]. PRATHER. North
eIn Or Centre MARKET SO I-1m*
A STAND IN CENTRE MARKET FOR
"A SALE-One Of the hest Sta nds in the Marfet
and suitable for any market purpose Apply to Mar
ket master, or al ST. ....a. .. Sc St
A GOOD LOCATION FOR DRY coon
FOR RENTa Inquire at ADAMSON'S, Opposite
70 Lne HOst OtnCe. l-tf
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsRM'Ts.

0%GEORGETOWN TAXhS FOR 1859
N Notice is hereby given that the Collector is
required by law to advertise property and enforce
the pay ent OF all taxes unpaid on the first Monday
In October next. 10 =
Sc Lin C. ID. WEIGH Collector.
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CAPTURE o. FTGIrIvEs --zOficer Drill of
Ceorsetown. assisted by another cfieer, succeeded
IN csPtnrinS Magruder and Aithey In the Centre
N--Ae; this morning. They were taken To Gieorve-
Town in order To make arrangements fer their r.
~. to the prison from wlfcBcc thSy- IS -ap+d
ihsse men, 10 will be reinetnb cred, brokr Jail
lPriRce 'ieorge's county, Md on the 18th inst
LEY was committed on charge of the murder
- j. krantz at Laurel Factory, and Masrudrr
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loVNG THIET--Last night, boy about "a
Fe'rs OF are was pic kcd up by tho police, upon
'sPIeion Of stealing certain shoes which he had
:" l basket and offered for sale at very low rates
lie gave his name M John Burke; but when he
animal, ON Of the chief OF police and his officers
rhe frlr fSlcw LET ouf that bis right name IS
Davis, lives near Hanover Market in baltimore:
."'rnsd shosmaking In the House Of r. efuge: stole
IT, shoes he had from Mr. Chamberlain. In h. III
more got ON the rars; played or the condsctor
the loss Of hts ticket IN order To secure ais pas
ri and brought the sIocsto Washington 20 sell
lr 4 sharp boy; but We was not sharp enough 10
d.. in shors at the rat" CT 81 per pair for eaiters
IL Vas held to await orders from Baltimore =
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT To A MECHANIC " esterday
afternoon Mr.. James Bowen. q bricklayer, en-
gagged on house In process Of erection on Fiji
tecnth street near H. fell from staging dis
lance Of twenty three feet striking his head and
shoulders upon the joists of a l1wer fioor ard in
hicting a number Of wounds Of u sefious charac-
ter. The left side Of his head struck upon niece
Of brick laccrating II frightfully, and the skin
and portions OF flesh Were torn from his shoulders
asd arms by the contact of the joists. He was i'm
mediateiy removed to the Office Of Dr. Stone
where that gentleman dressed his wounds, after
which he was carried TO his home corner of Mas
sachusctts avenue and Sixth street, where he now
lies in a critical condition. Those who witnessed
the accident regard his escape from instant death
provident.ai. .- 80 r
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THE BEST SKIRT OUT.
l. L.r. 1T HAS NO EQUAL.
o Is the hghest SKIRT ever made. and the only
SkIR that will not come apart
Made IcithoHt stitch or ciaSp of asU lind with
adjnstabie Watch Spring Bustle.
Call and examine them
TAYLOR& HUTCHINSON,
~ Louisiana avenue, op posita
eu II Sw Cantre Market Spaoe.
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GRAB APPLE CIDER, IN BOTTLES. ArIHE
y UNION BorrttNG DEPoT, G,orgr'o,cn, d. c.
of pure CRAB APPLE CIDER, which Is now as
sweet AZ if il was just from the press. Warranted
to he pure aPpe IuIoe, put by us. expressly for
this market. .... S. a.. -
au6 (Statea) Army SHINN
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The THEArRy. The main play to be per.
formed Tonight is the sati rical comedy of aTbe
Cynic, or Mays Birthday" written by George
ii. Miles, Esq, OF Bsltimore. and is the same
that had such run, and excited such enthusiastic
appreciation In that city some months ago. 1t is
very interesting and lively play. of three aets the
the present time, the scene being suburban resi-
dsnce, and the costumes being modern In style
and suited To the station and character of the per
SONS repres cnted. The manager has lcciI making
very extensive and expensive preparations to please
bis meuopolitan aud fences, and tits to lie hoped
that hisrforts will be appreciated and respond I'd
20 ia u ssabst2nl II; manner
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nv ,REOPENiNG. -.. up 3
i HE subscriber takes this method Of informing
bis patrons aud the public generally.
that his BOWLING SALOON on ETiIfIT
street between i2t1 and 18th streets, MI
has bsAn ha nd somely Io6tted and rem ~
Ovated in every pect, by new alleys, new furHi
turf and the addition of other conveniencss which
make II most desirable place of reso for anv aud
all The public invited to t.st the excellencies
OF the ab.ishment next Thursday night, spf.
lst which occasion II will be reopened for their
benefit and pleasure. JNO. II MARI. !
aa 81 ST,
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- NEW FALL GOODS
Just Opened, MOUSSELINE DE LANES,
PRINTS, FLANSELS, COTTUNs, GfN0,
HAMS, &c.. at reduced prices for cash only, pre-
vlous TO removing to the new store sc present 90
GnPled by VIM. r. Riley, corner ofsth street and
SPieces new style Mousselne De LANES, at is,I
cents,
100 rich Dark Prints, at IN cents, worth IN
20 pieces Red, WhIts, and yellow Flaun ia
10 do; Red and Brown Canton Flannes.
Beached and Brown Cottons,
Tweeds, Cassimeres, &c.
GEO. F, ALLEN, Pa avenue,
an u eoSt between 9th aud l0th 50
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E'OR NEW YORK.-The packet schooner Fair
fax, Capt. Mott, will sail as above with 30
dispateh. For freight apply to McCOBB q .LSES
DODGE, 90 Water STREET 40 49,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-17
ST. LOUIS gFARKET.

SATURDAY Evening, Nov. u.
No Tobacco Of account has sold for two days,
except LOT of 30 bids. factory Tugs to-day at
private sale and on private terms. There will not
likely be any more sales Of consequence, as the
season is about over. In HEMP, RoPE, and BAG
GIHG, but little was done this weeli-50 pcs. bag
ging at be and Is bales Hemp at 500 per ton;
200 bales in store yesterday. lS0Pigs Missouri
LEAD sold Tuesday at So III, and lot to-day on
private terms. or FLOUR there are sales Of eco
brls or daily of city superfHe, closing al 81 10,
but generally on private terms. The freight is SO
high that mers have little chance of profit
Country flour was very dull. WHEAT, too, has
maintained its rate of a week ago, with fmncss
sellers having had the advantage all week, partic-
ulaTly for medium qualities, though receipts for
the week were over 100, 600 bushels. Receipts Of
Corn have been small at this POINT, but the market
has been inactive and steady at an extreme rate Of
50975c, closing at 56@60c for new. OATS have
also been steady and firm, with some shipping de-
mand at 40tGi7c. BARLEY declined early in the
week, and has remained very dull at 50@60c per
bushel for prime spring. RYE has confined 10 de-
cline, closing at GOG63c. BUcKwHEAT sold at
65G70c per bushel. In Provisions and GRot E.
RIEs but little has been done for want of stocks
lot of 250 bbls Mess Pork sold at Sl4 30 on v ed
nesday; only 50@l00 casks Of sides are held in
first hands, and bacon has been brought from Gin
cinnati, and sold in a small way at SI@82 for
shoulders, 106glI for ribbed, nd l2ql24 for clear
sides, and Ii4@l3c for hams; Lard cyclic for
No. 10 prime. But little new sugars arrive;
prime, not refined, sells at lie; good fair 7Ic.-
Cofees are not in large supply. and sell mostly at
12I for fully fair. WHISKY has declined from
25c on Monday to 22I@23c to-day. BEANS, OF
new crop, have begun 10 come in, at sl0OG %
for white; Castor beans declined to 81 % q bu-
shell. EGGS advanced, and fresh are in demand al
lie per dozen. TIMOTHY SEED is 81 l0@2 lin
good bags. Broom Coax, new crop, sS0G120 e
ton. FEATHERS steady at S993Sc. FRUIT is not
abundant. Dried fruit is in steady demand, and
prices are looking up, apples having sold from 81
40 to ST So, and peaches from 81 40 TO 81 Go per
bushel, as in quality-ihe outside rates for choice
lots. Green apples continue in liberal supply,
and are dull, particularly the medium and lower
descriptions, which range from 81 so 10 S292 25,
while prime and choice command 50 50@3 90 per
brl. Cranternss are in limited supply, and have
further advanced to Sill 50@I3 90 per Srl.