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MONTREAL, Dec. 49,
There is much ice 10 the river and the trips OF
the ferry boats been stopped for The season -
Freight trains are now crossing the Victoria
Bridge, and the passenger trains will commence
running over on next Monday.
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HoLiD PaRssNTG--We advice ihoae peraonn
wishing 10 get handsome and useful present 10
call on L. Benedict 4 Son, aud look Al theirsplen-
did assortment Of Ladies and ChIldren's Fara.
which they are selling u such low prices thar all
can aaord 10 purchase them.
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efJAmes Robb aud Charles Colgdsn to-day
obtained full possession Of Chicago, Alton 4
ST. Louis r. X. or the benefit Of the stock
holttfL
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PowERLRss FOR EyIL-l'oTENT FOR GooD.-
when pain OF Inflammation Is present. and Brandreths
pills are used they seize unon the hunors which
are the occasion the pain and inf mmaton and remove
them from ths body THIS quality alone seizins hold,
and causing the expulsion deptaved humo is possessed
bv no other medicine For Braudrss Fills operate solely
upon those impurities which surrouul aud affect the lis
sues sud organs Affected by disease By natural utuiy
they seize humors because heir life Is below that
o the surrounding parts and eNuel them from the body
Young pe cannot but middle eyed and old people can
In measure apprsci that medicine which, being used
IN sickness acts only upon the Of dsease, and which
hss 20 power except upoa those hum1r whose presence
produces every PAIN and whose removal removes every
disease Whatever organ is R5ool there h'se wonder
ful pills penetrate and remyo impurities trom; thus pre-
vetins settling the humoi because they ar" removed
from the body In rheumatism evers, peuris,es pains In
the side dyspyps heal aches cOycness' Asthmi colds,
coughs sore throsts, l ucers, hos they give imne-
diute relief; aud taken curly, prevent organic disease
Rslades, pronounced beyond human SKIN have yielded
o thai influence and mil ions human lives hnye been
saved hv their timely OH how lmpou ant IN sickness
10 .s that m .ucite winch ont, ugnshes the dtehse
and leaves ui evil ehec behind. - go.
Sod Al No. ygi Canal sg Brludrelh's uuildng ans "
S. Gadnr, No 220 superior street Cleveland; and by
O. b. Sheedon, Hudson, and all respectable Oealets 10
medicines ~ D"
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ReThe best Christmas present "a Grover 4
Baker Sewing Machine. dlt
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~ Pleasantly surprise your wife, mother or
sister by Grover a Baker Sewing Machine on
Christmas morning. ait
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
wEDNEsDAY MoRNING, DEC "a. 1889.
TRAvEIRn,s ilEl.IsrRn.


T Citi1enu wishing cnuveyaucs either OF the above
rrans Boats vii be called for tho
Omnbu Line BY leaving heir address at tue Omnibus OF
dcs 81 superior street door neHtto Wedaoll House.
Nov "a 1889
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te7s- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. S. Matson's aud Olmsteds news depots
At news depots at Weddel aud Angler Hotels, and
at Qnnan's It's Ontario Street.
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FRoM LExINarQN

LEKIN0ToN, Ky, Dec. 10.
Il was the Chapel Of Shs College and no, he
College that was burnt At Htrrodeburg ON
Saturday night lAat There was an insurance
Of $1,000. I,t.I..tsr
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PERIODICALS Tho November number Of the
NortL British Review has been received by Hawks
4 Brother, from Leonard Scott 4 Co., New York,
with the following contents State Papers-memo-
rials of Henry VIZ Canning and his times New
Poems Prof b. Powells order Of Natures Nov
els 3eoHry Hamlyn and Stephan Layton Stu
dents of the Anew Learning" Japan and the ia
panose Librariesj New Exegoss of Shakespeare
Life lightning Conductors Light houses
The Italian Question.
Thoy have also The New York Illustrated News
and Frank Leslie's Illustrated, with engravings
Of the hanging of John BrOwnj the Mercury, With
Bayard Taylor's California Sketches, and The New
York aud Cincinnati papers, On Dec 2ist new
comic paper, called Vanity Fair Is to be issued III
New York, which will bO for sas by Hawks,
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The Great vital RcgensEaJHTs
TRKESElHAR!

DROTECTED BY ROYAL. Letters
4 Patent hum EN,3I.AND, aud seeuItd b the Stel
OF the ECOLE DE PA AltMAt ~ DE PARIS snf IA
IMPERlAL COLLEGE % MEDICINE. NiERNA 4,
No. l-myaluahle Tor Relaxation, sparmsorihGa a
Physical E1hausilnn, and is tsuie
No umplettly erudOntes nil VI ihese dsSgslA
thai have hithoo t.chtd tLe nauAtous al tst
oisus use of oOpaSiA md cubehs.
No 3--TIas entirely Implanted the injurious
curry thereby inaurng The sud speedy te olets
Tag Al the upures, nd rouus out The veiiuln OF dls
TRIESEAlAR, Nos, I, 2Hud preparnd thth 10 n
Of z ems o. devoid uf SMELL aud eau he carried
.,steaat u,ek Sorp TIN CAaEs aud D. lsidei
tn'u sEPAEArE administered BY Nulpehu alr
man konN Ricerd &c, So ffcu, 50 etth iuur crsss
IN 80, Whirh 50, uul In -2l eases whereby
there oi 50 To be hud vh0lesae aud Iaiut,
Of pT. BARROW, lel Blsecker ST, Now York luheit
ately RECEIVING femJaGe-, DR. harrow will IorwGrd
tho lESEM AR TO any pat OF tho Wrric, cure -
packed aud addsed lccurdiug 10 the Instructions % ts
So salehf EAYTORp EiIAMMOED,
hnd WILLIAM rl>kE,
deco dsw I'VE Agens CleyelsLd.
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DEAR sIR;-You are hereby notified that the
courts have this day sequeatTated tho properly aud
revenues Of this company, and you are required
TO hold yourself under my sole control. direction
aud advice 10 all matters pertaining to the interests
AID business Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aud
Chicago Railroad and this you will do until fur-
ther notice OF change from me.
A. HAsKIR DU PUY.
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FROM NEW YoRlS.


I.. NEw YoRE, Dec IS.
The steamship Europa, for Liverpool to morrow
tAkss OEleana MALE 70 the 1Lh inclusive.
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PIrTsBURGH. FT. wAYNE AND CHIoAuo The
creditors Of this road do not take kindly 20 the ap-
pointment OF Mr.. EJgsrton as Receiver Of this
road, On the fact Of his appointment being known
there, they made application to Judge Hampton,
Of the District Court for the appointment Of a
sequestrator to receive ard disburse the proceeds
Of the road 10 their behalf The application was
granted, and 7. Haskips Du Puy, Acting President
of the road was appointed, J. Edgar Thompson
and Geo. W. Cass Esqrs., becoming securities
for the faithful performance Of bis duties. in the
s1m Of S30O,OOO.
The following general order has been Issued by
the new sequestrator:
PIrTs., Fr WAYNE q CHo. r Co.
! . PITTsBVEoH, Dec elh, 1853. !
GENERAL oRDKR No. a.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
NHE COMBINATION OF MGR 3.


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
NHE COMBINATION OF MGR y
n DGENTS in these Pills are tue result Of loug and
ezieasiye pracue The, mild iu their operation, and
osrtuin Ia correct s uosuarits., Paintnl Meus'rua
ttions removing al distractions, whether from cold or
otherwise headnshs p IA 'he 81 O. palPatJn Of the
heart whites all rcryous affections, hysteic lutigro
paia Ia tho back AMI mbs &C., disturbed sleep which
Buse from interruaion of nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the comm rncement uf in the treatment OF
thoss ntgu Gres and obstuo ous which have eoigned
50 mpuy thousands The youn the beautiful and the be-
iayed 10 a Premature Grave 10 'emnle OF Joy good
hynh unless she is regular and whenever ob,ruotion
takes place tbs general health begins todeclina.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Ere the most edtctual remedy known for all
plants pecu iaT FHal1 To an GLASSES they lnya-
uable ,Afaailg S certainty periodical regularity They
are known 10 thousan who HAYS used them dg rent
periods throughout The having the
uf the most eminent physeidaS in Amsroa EEpeit dsree-
rioRs sfata0 iol,H and Uea they should be ssd with
each Box-he ns oSs Dollar each Dor, containing 40
Pills.
vauabls pamph ct 10 be had nee, Of the Agents Pills
cat by mail p1ongy By enclosing price to the General
Agent sold b. Druggists generally.
r. HU rCHINGS, General Agent.
l65 Cnambefs ST, New York,
SOLD ia Cleveland at WIN. Bisk's and Gslord = am
deCleuWdGW. RIO
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PORTABLE GAS WORKS,
FNHE UNDERSIGNED ARE PR

Il PARED 70 contract fJr building Gas WORKS fr
pTVats houses ,mIuuri-s and punln buildugs Ia tis
clty, or Any portion OF Nuther1 ono We hafo the
most Cd appl atug now ~ successful ue 20 hun-
dreda sf prVae wellnss n ths EgstTa states This
paTaus II simple Campatt F1rtectB sale taaPttd uT
81 hsr his Coal and can be ualased ~ aAy person Of
GaFig hsd gut yean sEpsr erce ~ III Ga Fitt us
baa Ia ClgFeunt clam Know ledse On ihe aub-
ioot whicu viii enlbe SUPER tend he rreo lou Of such
works, and we wiling IN ven instance 10 guarantees
inrth n Information apply pc ally by let,sf 10
1000, ENsWOhTH b CO.,
RcVl5 eoE. SulefioT aud seneca ~.
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OPENING or THE SUNBURY AND ERIR.- Tho
citizens OF Warren, Pa propose celebrating the
opening of the sunbury and Erie Railway now
just accomplished by suitable demonstrations at
that place on Thursday tto-morrow) the iS'h.-
Cars will leave Erie at A. NJ Returning, leave
warreo at ga N the next day (FIidsy). Cleve'
anders wishing TO attend the opening eau do 30 by
leaving here tonight by the P. N train on the @
& E. Road, and, by means oi luxurious sleeping
cars, enjoy good nights rest, and be at Erie in
the morning. Returning, they will reach Cleye-
land at I'm. on Friday. twill be pleasant
trip.
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DR. McULISTooK's Coin AND CoUaH Mix
ruRE Among the cold and cough remedies" that flood
the market this alone stands the solid basis Of true
medical Dr McClutock stands in the fore iront
o the profession lie stakes bis reputation on what he Of
fers 10 the sick as a genuine curative. Never has thi
ptenaration 6,isiaed his eusrantv Price Is cents.
Aoid bv VIM. FfsKE, Druggist,
deeoq1a Cleye aud.
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THE CoURTs.--UNTED STATES CoURrs-
JuDGE WILLsoS.-Ye esterday morning a prtlimi-
nary injunction was granted in the case of Bull
and others, vs.. the Attorney General Of Ohio and
others, to restrain the collection Of taxes from the
City Bank of Cleveland. No other business wRs
done and the Court adjourned until to-day.
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CITY COUNCIL.

TUESDAY EvENINa, Dec. l3, 1859.
AbsCnt--Messrs Hickman, Worswck and
HOvey.
I. u Masters, President Of the Council In the
Chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read aud
approved
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The hallway

ta5-Get Grover & Baker Sewing Machiue to
begin the New Year with. dit
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JUDGE Decentralization a Neyins, vs. Ha =
rlngton, ot al. This case arises from alleged fraud
ia settling the account between the National Dem
oerat and the printing office Of the PLAINTIFF. On
trial.
JuDoE FOorE.-scoaeld vs.. Cushing. Verdict
for plaintiff.
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HoLLowAY's s-CosTIyENEss-The bow
els become torpid and powsrsss under continual purga
ron Holloway pills penetrate to the nucleus Of the dis
ease and er dcute IT. They evscuae t foul acd VII ated
PARTICLES from the inestnes, by mild aperen operation,
and ecupsrae their exhausted by resto ing tone
aud vgor; they induce healthy action ana prevent
lap OF the malaiy For Piles Fsiuas, Dyspepss, and
all dsorte OF the yiscors, they aud without rival
" Sold by oil Druggists, 2sc, &c, and 81 per box.
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BRYAN's TAsrFLEss VERNlTUeE.-Worms in
A ohidrea Ii not disodsed lay the foundation Of faiad
eases one dose Of this really pleasant qaid will destroy
and bring them away desperation is thorGusn The
plant rrey Every constituent Of the Vermifugs
sve7uiabio and harmless II gives no pale.
Price IS cents Sold BY WA. FISKE.
aec4.p5 f1eveland.
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rS~ We arc itoiced had tbat the renowned Chemis
OF New England Doc AyER has et length turned his at
tenion to the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community section Is healthy ally other. with
one single exception and hu is the Fever an lAruewhch
haupts ns ON every side But us remedy Ecure,
should kuo 10 lf lac made t. Cast this bBlefu
disease nom and Of the iovenes spots
an the West --tSeutiuoL FuiTleld, Iowa.
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Ioa9, ENswoRrlI 4 CO. cor superior -sHic; ss
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CoURT or COMMON PIgAs-JUDoE BsHor :
The notices for trials in the cases Of Michael
Carroll, for rape and Mary Jane Harris, for kid
nspping, we're argued yesterday. Decision not
rendered.
The jury brought in a verdict Of guilty 10 tho
case of William Bates, flr burglary, and he was
sentenced to the Reform Fam,
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reperted b. rhe Unisn reIsaraph,
orTtcE, wAEtNg's BLOCK, coRNEH % hAEK AID
Al. CLAIn aTnEETa.
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" There is no Known Remedy can exceed
In spee illness Of oaro and certainty Of effect that which
ha, become world famous % DIR HOsTETTERs sToM-
ACH BTTERs For all diseases OF the stomach, which
are Of morbid the Bttess have effected most te
ma,kable cues Wh,n nsuY other remedies have faied
Hundreds Of have leou gvel by those Who have
thoroughly tesed its efficacy al! OF which corroborne It's
seisney when It is according 10 the drec-
tlons on each bottle
Some OF the worst eases Of Dyspepsia sad CmtWeness
have been permanently cured by the use Of the BeTs
For by Druggists and dealers generally where
al by Iostettor Sadh, Sola Popret,rs. bs Water and
Bs Front streets, Pittsburgh.
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From Phoenix EnglAe Co. No. 4, stating that
they are o regularly organized Company and that
they have purchased their Engine, Hose Cart and
Hose Carriage by their own funds. They being
unwilling TO further wear out their engine propose
to sell the same and urge the city to purchase the
same.
Received aud fled
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l.g-sse advertisement Of Dr.. sanlord'' Liver
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IURPENTlN E--invoiee received
- "esklIi and selling A. fty low fRdref
.,.,s oAboN9 q AhM5rBOHo
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ZINC PAlNT-20, 000 lbs. dry and
,u,,, sfSoNo . sRgEyroNa,
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
la w INTELLNGENCE

CRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CGTY.-Hon VIM
George krebs, Judge The following occupied
yesterday:
W. B. Perine, trustee, rs. The Mayor and CITY
Council OF Baltimore, The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, E. Neurath, John Shaner, Thos. Winans
and others. Argued by w. g. Perine for com
planant and Brown & Brune and Latrobe for de-
PENDANTS.
Thomas B. Gather, Esq, who has been commits
stoned by the Governor as Clerk of this Court,
bonded in the sum of 100000. William Carmichael
William f. Beale, r. A. McAllister and William H.
Stewart are his sureteS. Mr. Gather afterwards
qualified before the Clerk of the Superior Court
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge. The following business occupied
yesterday:
The General Insurance Company rs. C. C. Eyer
ton and n. Montgomery-an action to recover for
weeks rent of the Museum building. Verdict
for plaintiff for SlO55O.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. Robert n. Martin, Special
Judge.
On the opening of the Court yesterday morning,
the jury in the case of Warford and others rs.
Colvin, were discharged until Monday morning
next owing to the precarous condition of the Hon.
Il. Collins Lee.
Samuel Randall filed petition contestiug the
election of Samuel Brooks and James Matthison as
Constables of the Sd Ward.
The following persons returned as elected Magis-
trates, for the several Wards, bonded and took the
oath of office: Thomas Griffin, lst Ward DAME
f. Myers, Sth Ward X. K. Battee 18th Ward
VIM. H. Hayward 10Th Ward.
W. +. Wallis, of the 4th Ward K. Nallv l2tl
Ward; l.. w. Gray and Thomas r. Mester, l5tl
Ward; and John cGowan, Goth Ward, returned
as elected Constables also bonded and qualified.
Eizah~-,5 Ann Jury Stephen Jury-Decre(
p" a.-ssa cling complainant and defendant a ri,r
cui
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weeks to come The fall trade is over
ly The jobbers however filling some orders for
distant points, and sales still making to the
trade. The commission houses doing very little, bat
they ed in preparing for their spring sales In
the manufacturing districts there is considerable activity
and large purchases being made for all the principal
markets both for immediate and forward delivery Goods
are firm, both here and at other points We still quote
heavy standard makes of Brown Sheetings at SAGSA
cts medium Sheetings and Shirtings 7G17A cts and
light do. at 5Ad6 cts In Beached Sheetings and Shirt
ings there is little doing, but they eady and
firm for all desirable styles Drills steady (19
cts for brown; 9l94 cts. for beached 1OxdlI for
blue. Cotton Flannels Denims, Stripes, Ticks and
Ginghams before at 0lOH cts for the Lancaster
Glasgow, and Prints at cs for steam, and 9l0 for
madder colors. De LANES active and firm at lSG20
cts for desirable styles Wooen goods quiet they
generally firm
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VOL. N---NO. 546.
flunttatr ana Commercial 8sbism.
BALrINoRr. November %. 1859.

BALTIMORE, November 20 1899.
There has been pretty large business done this week
in Stocks aggregate value of the sales at the Board
being about s2lOO Railroad shares have been partcu
lary active the embracing 1900 shares Ba
more and Ohio and about $500 shares Northern Central
Baltimore and Ohio sold at the opening of the week at
S6SG634 cash and buyer 60 days these figures being
advance of SIN per share last Fridays rates but it
dropped of subsequently to SOL cash. and again advanced
the sales to-day being made at 6lE162 regular way
s6A seller GO days and 500 buyer 60 days and the mar
ket for it closed at S6H bid, s62 asked regular way
Northern Central opened at $2OH62OS cash. and s20S
buyer go days, but it sold day s2O4 cash, s2o49
20& buyer 60 days and lot Of 600 shares sold at
the Board $40 sellers option 60 days This sale would
indicate that the bears in this stock have great confidence
in decline in it, 1t left off to-day at $50 bid, s20k ask
ed regular way and sl93 bid $40 asked seller GO days
For Mining stocks there has been some demand and
note sales in the week of 200 shares Gardner Hill at
S2 1s4 buyer 60 days. aud 500 shares Guilford
cash, and S175dl 81 time. At the close Mining
however duh and rather heavy In Bank stocks
there has been very little done the only sales made being
of II shares Marine s29H, and shares Franklin
Bank at 2. The only sale of Railroad bonds made this
week of 81 500 Baltimore and Ohio 1S67 at o. but
for STATE and City stocks there has been fair inquiry and
note sales of $1,000 Maryland 1890 6s at 1O5 81 900
Virginia 6s 93% and s17 900 Baltimore City 6s at 9G4
for S75s 9SA for 1855 and 1905 and 9s for 1886
pons bonds. There has been demand this week for
Baltimore and Ohio dividend ORDERS and note
sales of SO $50 at 21@21K.
The feeling in the Money market is rather easier than
it was last week but we have change to note in the
discount rates. and first class single paper still goes
on the street at 90lO per Prime endorsed paper
might possibly be placed at per cent, but very little
Of this description finds its way the street. Call
loans prime stock coaterals are making SAG per
cent.
The foreign Imports into Baltimore for the week ending
yesterday amount in value to sl3S 254 which s1SS0s
free ana sI19 duty paying goods and the
exports for the period to S970l3, against s599l0
last week. and s}7 ,S57 for the corresponding week in
1855
In New York to-day Erie advanced per cent; New
York Central a; Reading S.; Cleveland and Toledo X;
Rock Island p; but Virginia 6's declined Y; Canton X
Michigan Southern 4 and Galena and Chicago Il. Har
lem, Michigan Southern guaranteed and Illinois Central
bonds all closed at Wednesdays rates.
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Together with 2o5 bbls. Rye Flour, and 2,36S bbls
Corn Meal
INThe receipts of Grain this week have been light
as compared with those of last, the offerings OF all de
scrlptions amounting to only about 10000 bushels,
"lch IS nearly $4,000 bushels less than last weeks re
Sept Wheat has throughout the week been dull, and
nt some grades prices have fallen of, but for
eI varieties OF Grain prices have been pretty well
we note the export this week of ii ,79l bush
eis neat 10 hahtaN This is the first foreign export
oi "Eeat since harvest and second made during the
year. ~ "
WHEAT-fhere has been "A con siderable falling off this
week IN the receipts OF Wheat the offerings amonnnV
only about 1oOoO bushels against 14O 600 bushels
week. The market Tor 1t has generally been dull and
prices have fallen of slightly. Reds sold on Sat
urday at l20l25 cts for good to prime and whites Of
l30I4O for good to prime and 145I4S cts for
lots button Wednesday reds ranged at from I16 to 23 c
for fair to prime and whites sold l25Gl33 cts for far
to good, l35al40 cts for prime, and l43dl45 cts for
fancy lots To-day Wheat was lower than on any previ
day this week. There about 260 900 bushels re
ceiyed, and it mostly sold at l15Gl23 cts for fair
cholce red l22l32 cts for fair to good whit l35Gl3s
cts. for prime do, and 140 cts for choice do.
RYE-The receipts of Rye continue light, the offerings
this week amounting to only about GOO bushels Mary
land has sold at 7sGs0 es and Pennsylvania at S5G9O
cts, and both descriptions close to-day the outside
ggures named above. = = -
CoRS.-We note a slight falling off this week in the
receipts of Corn the offerings amounting to some as coo
bushels most Of which against 20 0OO bushels
last The market for it not been active INT
prices have varied very little during the week The SAILS
previous to-day have been made at from 81 to ss
for old so 65 for damp and 20 rs cts for dry
lots Of new white and yellow One or two lots of very
dry yellow have been sold at rs cts and some
cells of white flint Corn have brought s29s3 cts per