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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
WHOLESALE ( RETAIL Hptrft STn1E
]. W. JONES. W. II. WATKINS. J.. HARRIS
 JONES. WATKINS & co.


 . NIHOLESALE and Retail Druggists Eg " and ApOthecaries. Jacksonport. E El Arkansas. EI Having associated with us Dr. J. F. Harrison who s an experienced and thoroughly educated druggist having been practically engaged in the business for the past eight years: and being about to remove to our new and commodious Store Room where we shall add largely to present stock, with the object of supplying the Trade in the surrounding country upon the most liberal terms. and at reasonable prices. we would respectfully solicit call from the public with the assurance our part that honest efforts shall be spared to make it their interest trade with us Our stock will comprise at all times every thing usu- ally kept in well regulated Drag Establishment, and that of the best quality. We shall pay particu- lar attention to Physicians and Country Merelqnts' orlers.
 PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY RECEIPTS. promptly and accurately compoundcd with neutness and dis patch.
 OUR TERMs-shall be such as are customary with all responsible parties. March , ls5S. lv.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
ANTHONY HOUSE,

TENIIE above Hotel, having been ess--- purchased by Messrs. PrTIR saSssS s ASGlr Hept rSa by the und@r.saad G Astnf nho are ready to accommodate travellers and soiourncrs Their Table will be well supplied with the sub stantias and decacies of both Jhe foreign and the home markets.
 and a good as thosof the Hotels in the country Speedy preparations making for q thorough re fitting and repairing of the ROUSE; and. so soon as necessary arrangements be effected extensive additions and improvements will be made to the buildings.
 The offices for all the Stage lines coming to Little Rock, are kept at the Anthony House.
 JOSEPH .. ASHLEY,
 WM. STEADuAM. Little Rock Jane g 1858. 35-ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
R. CLEMENTS

R. CLEMENTS HAS just received his large and well selected III stock of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting ID part of
 l piece extra fine Black Cloth;
 = medium fine Black Cloth; pieces Doe Skin Csssmere;
 |" Army B :.
 ." Cloth, double width; ls .' fnef hcy Cassimere; IA |" Casnetts and Satnetts; v " A Kentucky Jeans; lS !" Common Jeans and Tweeds; large assortment of Twillsd and Plain Kerseys; 1 piece Green Baze: Is pieces Striped and Plaid Linsey; g White and Red Flannel; Opera do., Black, Pink, Blue, Mode and
 Grey; |: !: ios fine French Desine Il, Dress s,t patters < Solid Colored 100 ' Fall and Winter Prints; 50 '' Bleached Domestic: l bale Brown, and general assortment of Cotton
 Stripes and Osnaburgs. etc., etc. All of the above Goods will be sold at the lowest cash prices Nov. lo. 1858.
 BOOTS AND SHOES. ID CLEMENTS has just received very large AO. and splendi assortment of Boots and Shoes of all kinds which he will sell cheap for cash. Nov. 10, 1858. NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. 'INHE undersigned has on hand new supply of tht l latest styles of Clothing consisting in palt ol hne Beaver and Cloth Over Coats. Dress Coats Blanket and Tweed Coats in fact all kinds of Coats Vest, Pants and Shirts, etc.. etc. all of which is of tered at the lowest prices. k. CLEMENTS Nov. 10, 1858. At his Old Stand
 For Sale Cheap. pOYS Boots Heavy Mud Boots. Extra fine article D of Ladies and Childrens Shoes. Negro Blankets and Brogan Shoes, White Bed Blankets Gents tra yelling Blankets All will be sold cheap for cash Nov 10. lsss. L. NJ. FlLKINS.
 Candy!! ID ECEIvED 30 Boxes New York Steam Refined ll Candy. FIELD N DOLBY Nov. 24, 1858.
 Bakers Bitters. ID ECEIVED dozen Bakers best Bitters "War- " ranted superior quality" Nov "A, 1858. FIELD & DOLBY. VUNHE Finest lot of Ladies Cloaks in this market is II for sale cheap, prices from to 25 dollars at Dec. l, 1858 FILKINS. L>XTRA article of Table Linen can be had at Fil- EI kin's, very cheat. Dec. l, 1858. SUPERIOR Rugs. fine lot just received and for IC sale by FILKINS. Dec. l. 1858. | HAVE superior article of Ladies Shals If the l. latest styles; also fine lot of plain Wool ShaS. and must be sold, don't wait too late and lose good bargain. FILKINS. Dec. l, 1858 DOYS Boots will be sold cheap to close out larg D lot by FILKINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
CHEAPER THAN EVER! Clothing! Clothing!

THE undersigned takes the pleasure of informing \ the public. that he has opened large and splen- did stock of CLOTHING, in the store of MT. D. w.. DoDD. which he will sell at WHOLESALE or retail for cash cheaper than ever has been offered in this market those wishing to buy, better give him call No trouble to show goods.
 DAVID NJ. LINDAUER.
 Corner of Main and Markham St. Little Rock, Ark, Dec. l ls5s Pm.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05

PARK LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 3THE subscriber has just l. ~.SNEa AsWb l finished large and LGIss.rsyz9A 4--A-eompeie Stable of the Zs-MSsS-I XsS2s. boveioscription, immediately in the rear of kea Es- ate Banking House or Post Office. He has room for
 One Hundred Horses. Also, q large WAGON YARD, and ample AC- CORPORATIONS FOR DROVERS. His OStierS are sober trusty, competent and fully ndarstanl their business.
 lis prices will be such to satisfy the most penu- iOus
 Persons having stock to sell in this market will find 4 t. heir advantage to give him a call. Aug 25, 1858 ly J. F. YALE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05

BOOTS AND SHOES. lA CASES assorted Shoes and Boots; kU 36 pair Ladies Kid Leeled Bootees; 24 " Misses $ '' 24 '' Children's Kid heeled Bootees; g dog. Children Shoes. assorted.
 CLOTHING. CLOTHING. A large lot of Gents and Youths Clothing. Also Clothing for servants.
 HATS, HATS. l6 dog. Mems Hats assorted qualities; s :" Youths '' '' Cbildren's Hats asst'd '' The most complete and cheapest lot of Stone Gra mite Table Ware in town.
 ROPE AND BAGGING. eco yards heavy India Bagging; F coil Kentucky Rope. Also box Blue Stone.
 GROCERIES l2 bbls Brown Sugar: To 1a bbls Sugar House Mo.asses
 ALSO. 5000 lbs Clear Side Bacon: 1000 ' good Canvasssd Hams; 300 Shoulders: l7 sacks New Flour. For sale at the store of Oct 27 1858 GEO $. MORRISON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
DRUGS & MEDICINES.

sss E. H. HUMMEL, Main Street, eA Fl LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, B Wholesale and Retail Drug Store. HAS always on hand, for sale, Drugs Medi- III cnes and Chemicals Dye-stuifs, Ois, Paints yarnishes, Window glass, Putty Glass ware, supe ror qualities of Perfumery, genuine Maria Farina Cologne variety of fine Soaps hair tooth, flesh and paint Brushes; surgical and dental Instruments; ; Trusses and Supporters of all kinds; real Havana Cigars; Snutfs and Tobacco; pure Wines and Bran dies Spices Syrups Extracts and Essences for culin ary usc all the patent or proprietary Medicines of the day; Writing Inks; variety of Pens Pencils and Paper special agent of the celebrated Hoohand Ger man Bitters: MeLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment; Row unds of the University of Free Medicine of Philade pha Fever and Auge Tonic Mixture; Blackberry Syrup; Remedies for the Lungs Remedies for Dys pepsia and Indigestion; Family anti Bilious Pills; Wolfs Genuine Schiedam Schnaps fancy articles. ,tc., etc.
 Having purchased for cash, am enabled to sell as low as any establishment. Warranted to be fresh, pure and genuine.
 Orders from the country promptly filled, and satis faction guarantied with regard to price and quality.
 july IT, 1855. 1y R. II. HUMMEL NJ. D.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
LATEST ARRIVAL.
Regular Cincinnati and Arkansas River

THE light draft and fast running stea-
 \ merS Hickman and Resoiute. will of9alA A ply regularly between Cincinnati and Ft. ssss.s4r<s smith, during the coming season beginning with the first rise of water. These Boats have superior pas senger accommodations and effort on the part of oi, CTS shall be wanting to give comfort and also fill all orders entrusted them, heretofore, free ot commission: and carry both freight and pas seneers on the most reasonableter Thankful for past tayors they hope by strict attention business merit continuance. For all business connected with those boats, apply on board or to
 Little Rock, Nov. Fl, '5S. DEAN & HALE.
 Cincinnati.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05

D ESPEC FULLY inform the public that they Il have received, and are opening in the above Store general assortment of goods us are usually kept in variety Store, consisting of DRY GOODS. HARDWARE HATS, CAPS, etc, etc.
 Having purchased our stock exclusively for Cash, we are confident of being able to sell goods at the
 Lowest possible Prices for Cash, and would respectfully invite all persons wishing any articles in our line to give us call
 Nov. IT, 1858. P. HOTZE & co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
LADIES SHOES AND CLOAKS

JUST Received, per steamer Rough ~ , tN Really, a splendid assortment E of Ladies Lasting heel Shoes, sEAA heel MOROCCOS, Childrens Shoes - -. nf all sizes and quality Ladies Fine Cloth CiOaks uni Mantiiias. For Sale Cheap for Cash by
 Oct. 3T. 1858. MRS. F. BROGAN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05

ARGE lot of Ladies' and Gents saddles. at cost. .L Dee. Is, 5s. Il. N. FILKINS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
20 R S A L E

T'HF Cadron property thrt, six miles above Little l Rock. fronts the Arkansas river two miles, con- tans 5000 acres, lies in compact body, and can be diyde into three or four farms giving to each de- sirable Rirer or HUI residence.
 This tract includes the Cadron Mills and Ferry l60 cleared and in cultivation, from five to six hundred deadened spring well and ci>tern water. with buildings sufficient 10 accommodate from 50 to 100 hands. Title unquestionable. If desired, will sell with the place 100 head cattle and many hogs.
 For richness of soil and convenience to market this place is unsurpassed by any lands in this country.
 will also solla magnificent trGct t riyer laHd fifty miles above Little Rock fronting the river $4 of a mile containing 800 acres-I25 in eultivation-l5O Aeadened. For further particulars apply to the un- erssned, at Lewi>burg, Ark.
 Oct. IS. 1858. If w. L. MFNFFEE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
Boots and Shoes,

Boots and Shoes. fVERRI BODY ih want of any kind of Hats and L Caps, Boots and Shoes ought 10 call at the new tore of r. HOTZE 0 co. orner new theatre building Main street. where they ave on hand. and are selling very cheap large ock of the above goods.
 Dec Is. '5S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
cow BELLS

GtIW EBEIG4k.N. I AM the agent fr the sale of the celebrated Dodge | Bell of Louisville Ky. and will deliver them to wholesale dealers Louisville prices with addition of Freight and Insurance to his place Oct. 2T lshS S IT TICKER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
NEW CASH STORE
Peter Hotze & Go.

At the upper corner of the new Theatre building on Main Street, Little Rock.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
Iron and CaSfiuys
Negro Rianke
R. CLEMENTS
Received.

HAS received and splendid assortment of l l Hats and Caps of all kinds. Give him call at his old stand Nov. To- 1858.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

Total number of acres in all .... 4.531 91 The tracts lying in Chicot county are in two miles If the Mississippi river the Desha and Chcot line md best qualit, of bpttom land. The tract in Drew county lies on the Railroad line from Camden to Gaines Landing. For terms apply 10
 JAMES B. JOHNSON. Agent, Sept 15 1858 u at Little Rock Ark.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05

CASfi! CASH! CASH.
 A NY quantity ot old Cast Iron can be sold at the "A New Foundry'' for cash castings at the rate of l 70 in cash S p in castings per loo pounds. July IA lS5S. VIM. DRAKE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-01-05
PORTRAIT pAINTINC

sHnn LBS Manila Rope; l2 doz Bed Cords; OOO Cotton Flow Lines 50 lbs. Cotton Rope. deceived and for sale by
 Nov. & ;5S MCPHERSON & NFWBFRN
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COVINGTON NEWS.

FIGHTH WIT DANGEROUS WEApoys,-Tyo
draymen, with loads of soap, got into a fight
day or two since, on one of the Coyington and
Cincinnati ferry boats, just as it was leaving
the Cincinnati side, in which bars of hard so 10
were the only weapons used. Tho seeno was
at once so amusing and so far removed from
danger that lookers-on did not interfere, but
stood off and enjoyed the fun. They continued
till the boat had crossed the river, by which
time they were both in @ good condition for
the application Of water.
Boat ROBBERS CAUGHT.-A few days since
gentleman in Petersburg, named McNeely /,
had his ferry -Aat stolen, which he valued at
Slo0. Aftor diligent search it was found near
Portsmouth, and the thieves, named VIM
Baily and Kelsey Smith, arrested. They wore
carried to Burlington, Boone Cnunty, where,
on examination, they confessed their guilt an d
were held to bail for trial, Baily resides at
Portsmouth and Smith at Stsubenville, Ohio.
BUReLARY.-0n Saturday night last the
tailoring establishment of William Young, on
Scott-strset, near Fifth, was entered by some
burglars and despoiled Of goods to the amount
Of ten or twelve dollars. A largo hickory
cudgel wes left behind. The smallness Of the
booty carried OF, when compared with that
which was accessible, would Indicate that the
thieves had been frightened away.
ARRESTED ASA AvAaaAxr.--Ayo young u,ap, who
claims Rising Sun. Ind az his homo, has been
prowling about our ltreets for some days
sleeping in stables, &e. Possessing no visible
means of support, he was yesterday arrested
and lodged in jail. He Is healthy, stout
young man, and It 10 . pity he could not oe
placed where he would be compelled to labor
for = year, atleast.
POLICE CouRT.-Mayor Foley disposed of
the following cases on Saturday /: Mary Clark.
bound over to the Circuit Court in the sum of
$50 for petit larceny; Jane Daniel, sent up
twenty days for ragrancy; Eliza Morgan, the
sams sentence for like ofense.
~0ur City Fathers ought to take soms
measures for the better lighting Of the western
part Of the city. It Ia exceedingly difficult to
travel our streets on dark, rainy night where
there are no sidewalks. At least, man must
keep sober to do so.
OPERA.--At the request Of many Of our
citizens, the Parodi Opera troupe have con-
sented to give one entertainment in our CITY,
which will take place at the N Msgnolia Hall to
morrow evening.
GT Tbero aro nineteen prisoners In our
jail, twelve males and seven females. In tho
Poor-house there are twenty inmates.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

METHODIST episcopal SUNDAY ScHooL--IN.
TBRSsTISG EXERCISES. - Yesterday morning
some very interesting exercises took place a.
the above school, which were highly pleasing
to all In attendance. After the usual opepinc
csremony-Miss James accompanied BY Miss
Alice Smalley, advanced toward the pulpit,
near which stood Mr.. A. M. Bodley, and in q
neat speech presented him on behalf Of the
school, with certificate ef life mem bership in
the Missionary Society, in handsome gilt
franc. The presentation was 90 unexpected
to Mr.. b., and the surprise SO great that 1t
was some minutes before he could reply
Mr.. Bodley Is the singing teacher and as.
sistaDt superintendent, and has labored long
and faithfully In tho welfare Of the school,
He had scarcely furnished his reply to the
school, when two other scholars advanced, and
on behalf Of the infant GLASS, presented Miss
Sarah Chippendale with like gift. Miss @.
has in charge the infant class of the school,
and has been faithful teacher. The school is
in foOrishing condition, numbering two
hundred scholars, with twenty seven teachers
The officers for the past year have been W. II.
Waters, Superintendent; A. M. Bodley, As
sistant; I. Baughman, Treasurer and Score
tsry; 8. Schell and James Jackson, Librarians;
and Miss Annie Sebastian. Mslodeouist. On
Wednesday night next the annual election for
the ensuing years will occur.
RETuRNBr. REV. G. II. Jeffries and W. Fl.
Smith, delegates from the Robert Burns and
Newport Lodges, Of the Masonic Order, in
this city, have returned from the Annual
Grand Lodge Of the State of Kentucky, held
at Louisville. They report that the citizens
Of Louisville, and the officers of the boats on
which thry travelled, extended to them and
their fellow-delegates from other Lodges,
every attention, and endeavored to make
their stay and travel as pleasant as possible.
BLOODY FIGHT WITH CLUss.--Two Germans
had q personal collision on Monmouth. street
yesterday, in which cudgles were used a,
weapons. Tho result Of the affair was, two
heads were rendered bloody, and badly
bruised. The by.standers stood off and let
them fight it out. One Of the parties was
named Michael Sweitzsr, the name Of the
other We did not learn.
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HOME INTERES

EJ- A. A. Eystsr, Clocks, Watches and
Jswelry, Nos. al and 2rl Western. row.
9aS~ Dagaeneian Gallery, south-west cor
ner Of Sixth and wsstern.row, over Hannaford's
drug store. Pictures taken and put iu good cases
or twenty cents. Warranted to please.
ED A. s. Bloom, the we'll. known Daguerrs.
ian, has in charge tho Central Photograph Melaino-
type and Ambratyps Gallery, corner Of Fifth AID
Western row. Hois making Pictures cheaper than
elsewho in tho city.
CHEAP SHoEs.-If you want good Boot
or Shoe, combined with cheapness and good mate.
RIAL for YOURSELF wife or children, go to NJ A. West.
cott's No. IA West Fiih.strset. His stock IL largo
and varied, and those who favor him with call will
be sure 10 get bargain Call and examine his stock
0vERCOArs.--NoN that overcoats are usurp
ing the ungainly shawl, NIessrs. Friel 4 Mcclure
No. 2S6 wsnut.stresr, offer Inducements which can
not fail to suit those who favor them with call
Their stock is large and Of the best quality. Cali
and sec them.
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AMUsEMENTs.

WOODS THEATgR Mr. James R. Anderson,
certainly of the irs ecu.ion sis in the conntry
one OF the lest aciors open; this
beautiful play, THs FIpER BsoTHEa. Duriaa ths
pese9t sngeg,ment Of AIR. 4. in this city, drew
%bsrs ToSSps W. h hSg'si AM hs success n CHICAGO
cnmpet- His re.appeirance here v I'll doubtles de-
ght the lovers Of ths legitimate drama aud nightly
Ill 'he cosy and comfortable Iheater to repetition.
PIK.'s 0PERA-HousE -Belliui's beautiful
Opsra of No MA, with Alamo as ''rhe Druidess, !"
the Oper, house for The benefit these prima donn
ihe merit OF this comrany Is 30 well known that II
this simple announcement Parodi /. one of the
nst ar1tes on the lyric stage, and does everything
shs attempts admirably. Aaimo i an excellent &C
is constitutions md deserving OF the appreciation OF
thspnbic As Gnone, sb,iglla and the full strength
known music Of this really briaut opera viii doubt.
iess De rendered la excellent style.
RUSsEY & NEwcoNB's CAMPBELL MIysrRELs.
rms excellent company will open Smith 4 Nixon S
nSr.Y hs ,o syea,9s WIN pFSSrsmms Which s
minstTeIsy The ,a,npbeils stand vt the head o.
their profession, and p SIS IS advantage over all
Other mpaniss In this line Of business. They have
nditd the pecuariteB OF the negro on s0uhsrn
Plantations, snd their abilities as musicians pn lab
them to render al he music they attempt In capital
style and with good taste.
TEg BIBLE PANORAMA Intco Wilaus's
Bihe Panorama Is now on exhl lbition at the Concert
Hall IN Pixies Opera house. h representation OF
chios T. tn pictures what that one o lIayds at the
beginning VI his praicro { the Creation is t" music
and MS l. praise enough for It. The remaining
scenes n'e EXCEL ut, many OF them, and should be
lscord Of the history of the world.
TdR M.sTER TEsrrNoSIAL,--Tho concert or
saturday night at Smith & Nixons Hall was largely
atte"ded, a, the peri rm elicited
sppause The silver cOrnet PR sented to Captain
M-hler ny L O'onner, ESQ In neat and ap.
proprtaIe sreech, which was responded to IN good
styIe: The Guthrie Grays aud Highland Guards were
10 attendance in full dress uniform aud the audience
presented quite brilliant appearance. Altogether
the affair passed OF with considerable eclat and was
4 subst ntisl testimonial Of the esteem In which
Captain III. is held by his friends.
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Cincinnati Produce Ma rket.
SATURDAY EVENING, {

SATURDAY EVENING, octobSr ~, 1859.
FL0UR-The market was very firm again to-day,
with an upward tendency in prices: sales Of 900 brs
at 81 Tu9t VI for good to choice superone and 81 %
o. Is for extra. 4,lOl brls. were received the last
twenty -four hours.
WHISKY-The market for this article opened I'M
settled and c sed Mt decline Of NC, snd very DULL
sales Of 1000 brls. at 2sc., Including wagon.
PROVlSt0NS-Mess Pork is dull " Sl4, being
offered at this rate without finding buyers. Lard de-
clined to l0c., with Haes Of 62j brs, Cd e1y to
ufacturers. Nothing done in Bacon, spt prices
inal Sides offered at 9c to be de delivered two
weeks hence. We heard OF nothing doing in bulk
meat.
GRoOERIEs-Them markets. quiet, wi thout change.
Coffee at llA42ac., and for choice ln. Is obtained
WHEAT-The deman continues active, and prime
red has advanced l2c per bushel: sales 25O bushels
primo red at 81 TO- 1000 do prime white delivered al
81 20 IU0 do. good do at 81 II; 700 do do. do. at
'OORN-The market for new contipues dull, and
prices 'emain unchanged from our quotations Of
yesterday.
RYB-The market is nrm and the receipts light;
prices remain steady
BARLEY-There is but little demand, and the
market 10 dull. Prices remain unchanged.
UaTS-The market Is firm, with q good demand:
sales 200 bushels at &c., and $50 do. In buk at 4c.
CHEESE-Thero 10 an active demand, with light
receipts sales 800 boxes Western Reserve ut Skc go
do. at sci $50 do at 90 go do. English Dairy at
lOItc y do. Pineapple at l6fc.
GREEN APPLES-T Is a fair demand, and
prices remain unchanged: sales lO9 brDs. mixed at
POTATOES-sales 1870 brls. Neshanoeks at 81 30;
100 do W Mestorn at 4Oc. ..tatH Ill.
CLOVER SEED-The market Is dull, and there b
but little demand; sales 70 bushels at s5.
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Flour five cents better, with an active de-
mand, partly speculative: sales % 900 brl, a, 81 7St
50 for superfne State 81 055 for extra do S. 10.
IS Tor slperhne Western SjaI5 20 for common
medium extra round hoop ono, closing lie, and
very firm. Crnadian Flour steady: sales $40 brls at
81 t0@e6 2j tir common to choice extra. Nye Flour
Ia fair request at IS 60Q1t 30.
Wheat isgSc better, an somewhat unsettled: sales
500 ushsls at 81 " for Cbics.o Spring; Mwau.
kte Oluh 81 l2x; white Canada 81 80 aud 81 rs for
amber Mich igan. Rye dult aud lower: sales 500
bushels at s7GLSso. Barley held higher and l. quet
sales 5,9nU bushels at 7stSc for Canada East. corn
quiet ana hrm: sales 500 Ou h.ls At Sitdbl o5 for
.oaDd aud Jer-ey Yellow mike, Western held ut 81
0l uats buOyalt Ut 43G45c. for State, Western and
Canadian.
Whisky dull and heavy: sales 100 brls at zsd 2Skc.
Pork heay, for mss, and firmer for prime: sales
brs. at Sl5 $50 80 for m. ss $40 81 for prime.
Beef steady: sales 225 brs. at St@lt 30 for nntry
prime; S5j IS for do. mess. ana SlI92 for extra do
mess; sbl for repa ked mess, and SlG9l for extra
40. Beef haus quiet: small sales Wes ern at k9l6
W. Prime n'ess beef quiet at Sl7@l9 ult Meats
quiet and firm at SC. for shoulders, and 9X9xc for
Drs at lldilHc.
Butter steady ut llh@lsc for Ohio, and l5920c
for state. Lhee,e seady nj 6AGli04c
Cotton bnoysnt saies 2, 500 bales at li;s@,ll9e. for
middlng Uplsnds.
:, sugar quiet, AID has declined Xc. on tho week.
MusCoyado 6So
Hides steady: Busnos Ayres 2sHG9se.