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y Novelty III the Art World.
Photography Upon Porcelain.
Secured by letters patent in tho United states,
England, France, and Belgium.

Tie Aneriear photographic Porcelain Co.
No. Isl Broadway, New York,
having secured their novel and ingenious inyen.
tim by American and European Patents are July
prepared to execute al orders for
Mqiafure L5b=t.seesof Perr,ts on China,
presenting all tue attractive and adyanta seous
features Of ordinary photo graphs, the briliancy
and finish of a water-celor drawing, and a hitherto
unattaued quality Of durability, by being render
ed impcrishabe the Lataral properties of the
articles uPon which they are transferred.
AZ the patented process Of the Company enables
the reproduction Of Photographs not only on slain
surfaces, but upon such round Of any de-
gree Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS can be reproduced
with fsultless accuracy. and dclicaey Of deinea-
tion, upon Porcelain wares Of any description d
dimension used as articles e luxury or .! house.
hold utility, such as
J5I.s, Ease,, Bryaff1st Cups. T5Ia A-ti.l.s g.. :;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and exquisite style Of characterization Of
articles IN domestic Use.
In order to furnish iacLitcsf for the qualification
Of the popular taste, and To meet the wants o.
these patrons Of the Fine Arts DESTROYS Of having
Portraits on Porcelain, the Company have import
81 from Europe a collection ei superior porcelain
20 lAs, manufactured 10 their own order, which
they sell at eest prices.
As the American Company are owners of the
patent right, aud consequently the only persons
authorized 10 use the process they have dcterillu-
Cd, in ericr
r. e6vi Pe4al. in eegy se-toa IF The I-aioa
an opportunity to possess
Passf1ifs At, China,
to make tie following proposition to
Rel{eate N IL Caa'r9 u5a ., s.Hai}# plss jf-
syastty m itehr aud GaH9tes
a. Ne azk.
Persons sending Photograph, amhrotypo or
daguereptyFe II the eHec Of the Company in
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General Agents NJ 5. BURR 4 Co., &c Ire
mont 81, and Ges. {, Goodwin 4 Co, ! and II
Marshall St, Boston. ly2s
y-Fur sale By C. G. PECK, Ellsworth. whole-
sale and Retail; Card 4 bunker. FFankliui L. ii.
West do, and by dealers in medicine everywhere.
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1H D9D93 & SHOES,
\ large assortment, which
will be sold very cheap.
Dr. 3. ~. SIOLEs.
ECLECTIC INFIRMARY,
1877 COURT STREET.

ECLECTIC INFIRMARY,
1877 COURT STREET,
Busr0N, MASS.
IIANtND given inY undivided attention Tor the last
ta1su years. te treatment Of tie GeHifo ttfJHt~g
rrats. tai hataa1 hat large atca i'm thi. speciality.
claim iiss fss fssi'i- advantages Tor treatment tle
. IA has yet aEss.'FHassl.
Ihase lesu tf..i 'y many = our t->t r,r,ncal men
81 rFtaH uf ffasts iHr fhe peoEte r-"ray. from
th Ht faasf sp alasf ufff dare not ask
fttsnf ehfff r. ffrfef fAess
T. fut iMrTENH And HEniLITATED.
spernatorrhaaa, or Seminal Weakness,
siit5ia tHt5 ihrfr stsefs
ist NHHffH tufzsHfys Which my Ettectis Life Drops
ga cure ia feFv "a ri iinf, wighorlt failure.
-. nnIF De- ukHsEs TtcFH are Hafr ea-es u this
has the asrd > q s4e II she symptoms are
hiaAli zs afaa s6HHfT fealaHf. trim tfIr uIaid r.
Tlth artlHE 'a-af=r atislsi ~ l. zIet,lses with
taFtst sHiEar7sf. a1i athHfs Hiis Appearance
have auFsd laany specimens = ts natGrt aid iu al
haHa faasi Ira a. siHr1 af-i Ahumen Ntirh s
~ 80, e pFsiase 3ssib Cnsuap .ipa unless it is
ct4sekri = fnstsa ffsafHisHt-
LUX At Yet Il CAeE II TINE.
81. los - Hrs-rIss Povrs. such cases may he
eure - 50 ~ aeans The laeai BE- iA Q.Lerase toI
rrnhar traifh
- ay a.ltsfs.-slasH lu lil Hat.u ll.nAll AL ~
cta AM @ n W. .|lil issrfl-t'H q sii=4 -.-=s-
ttirs c. Il. sHOLEs. n. D, I27 Court
Street, Boztar
h. Jane lss4l. 1gso
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July 5, lsG0.
We the undersigned having used Weeks Mag
ic Compound ourselves and ia families and
having seen the effects among our neighbors, we
hereby certify that We have never found its equal
as "a remedy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooring Cough and other diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, and we eheerfuly recommend it to
the public as worthy Of the greatest confidence
II. Richardson, Judge Of Orleans CO. Court, Vt.
Durkee Cole, do do do do
j. Wallbridge. late do do do do
y. W, Bingt am, County Clerk, do do
NJ. Carpenter, Judge Of Probate, Orleans Co. do
I. c. Miles, Sheriff Of DO do
H. c. Wilson, States Attorney Of do do
j. +, Diekerman, late do do do
J. +, Sartle, do do do do
IN Cushman, Cashier Of Bank Of do do
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
tBy Telegraph

NEw YoRK, August 2o-P. M.-Fiour-
Market shade hrmer, while transactions are much
restricted hy the limited receipts; clippers and
sses ns sS Sp s G Oy 70 rr STATE stste
W s0@3 Go for extra State; ~ 256 40 for superne
AZ e %SS1 extra
Tound.hoop Ohio; market closing quiet Canadian
Flour firm, with moderate demand; sales OF $50 brls
mon 70 choice extra. Rse Flour stsady, at 30 900
42o for common to choice superfne, Oorn-meal
scarce and firm.
Whisky scarce and rmer: sales Of 200 brls. at 22@
22lsc chiefly at inside price.
Wheat '@2c. better, with good export demand
oeipts, and large portion Of the sales are making
to arrive sales Of 900 bushels Western red at 81 20
9l %, the latter for choice 5000 bushels amber
81 s565l 10; 2O06 bushels white Indiana at 81 800
40; 1900 bushels white Kentucky at 81 o5 l,sOO
quiet and firm at TsSHc. Corn ic, better, with a
moderate demand In part for export: sales of6s 900
bushels at Csc. for sound mixed Western, and zoe.
for Western yellow. Oats scarce and firm, at 800
toc. for Western and Canada, and iO@ilc. for
Hops quite firm: small sales at s@lic., as in
Hides steady, and we hear Of only small sales at
about previous prices. Leather dull, and prices un
Tailow dull, at IOc. for prime, with small sales.
FORK unchanged and demand moderate: sales OF 131
6r a sg 9Gs q for new MsTs 81 q 2 6T for old
crate and steady sales Of 400 bris at siSi aS for
for repacked mess; Sll@l2 for extra mess. Prime
mess dull and nominal az l5@ls; Beef Hams dull
and nominally unchnnged Ont Meats scarce and
quiet. Lard dull and heavy sales Of 2j brs. at
l24@I3isc, Butter selling slowly at l2@i6c. for
inferior to prime. Coffee rules very quiet, and we
only learn Of sales fl5O bags ST. Domingo at l2Ac.,
9ssn Sugar T9theF %oTs ssadE s sseS q o
63sc. Molnsses unchanged. -
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Cincinnati Market.

CNcISSArI, WEDNESDAY, August 20.
FLoUR-The demand continues good, and at full
a. IS for fair to good brands; 81 sos5 Is for extra
ss rs for old wheat eStra. and s. Sog6 for fancy.
75. Included in the sales we're the following: so
brls: Southern Ohio, red wheat, at - so; 100 do
sSi Sn Ma ss shis asd wheat SSssi, 81 SS $s AaSarn Hs%
Mills, red wheat, at 81 lsi 50 do. Gaf Mills, red
xRfs xs @ g. s asast0TR $&S MaSnS. gsH Mill Mil:
wheat AZ IS 7S; 800 DO. Miami Mills, rcd wheat, al
20 do Epicurean, white wheat, at So; 100 do Cream
CITY Mills, red wheat, sass q do. Cataract Mills,
WGiSKY-fhe, supply is very light and prices
are Hc; higher; sales Of 600 barrels at isA@is6c,
PRoVisIoNS-Th market continues quiet and
unchanged. No sales, except 30 hhds. Bacon shoul-
oILs.X sale Of % brls. Linseed at s9c
,WHEAT-There is q continued good demand for
H WIFE ap @ e. TEe Sssr e Srsdss s
are dull sales Of 1000 bush. good red at 81; 800 do
IsT nrps VIII RSs do &c. dd h red at Of 600 d.
CoRNIThe demand for ear is active, and prices
bulk the demand for sheied has fallen Oh, owing 70
the diiiGgt M IN dshiRPins prices are unchanged we
sales Of 900 bushels ear In bulk at 49,, and 1000
OATS, THERE'S an improved demand and prices
are Ac higher quote them at 29c in bulk: sales
Of 20 zoo Jbu&shels, & al canal, az 2Se.
In prices; quote prime al 656so.: sales Of 100
bushels q Sie;' devsTed and 800 bushels do at
BARLEY-The market Is dull, except for choice
sample for seed; for this kind full prices are realzed
SSshes sood prns sa STySs n Gob seS DO Of
Prime fall Is selling toa limited extent at 100,
IN hhfdiThe li market is UNCHANGED % and dull WS
CHkEsE-Ths demand continues good at Sc. fol
BUTTER1P prime fresh ia in fair demand at il@
Ds; ior MeSIern heseTye, and IiG1l2c for Contra
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
RIVER NEWS.

The Ohio opposite this port continued to
rise yesterday, and was slowly swelling last even
ing having come up during the twenty-four hours
then ending about nine ten inches leaving
channel-dopth at this point Of nearly eight feet.
Tho river falling yesterday at Pittsburg, with
Ave and half feet water there at noon. H
Yesterday was another very pleasant day, and,
crate for the season The weather was clear, and
there were no indications of rain. I"
Business on the Wharf was very fair for August
better than on Tuesday. The offerings Of freight
were augmenting and rates firm. Tie supply for
Pittsburg and intermed diate ports was fair; better
for st. Louis, and best for Memphis and New Or
leans at these figures:
Pitsbtpo- Cotton, i5c.; Molasses, 75c.; Whisky,
40c.; Flour, 30c.; Pork and Lard, 45c.; Pound
Freights, l5c. per 100 pounds. f.'I
81. Louis.-Heayy Pound Freights, 25c. per 100
lbs; Whisky and OIL CSC. per barrel; Stoves, 25o.;
Esaasviile.-Whisky and Oil, SOC. Per barrel.
Cairo. Whisky and Oil, 5oc. per barrel; Pound
Freights, 2Oc. per 100 pounds.
Neir Orleans-Whisly 81 25; Oil, 81 so; Flour zoe !;
Pork, 90c.; Bacon in hhds, 40@145c and other Pound
Freghts, 45c per 0O Keg Lard 25c. Horses, $40 per
head; Machinery, 75c.6 .6Sl.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ArriraLs-surerior, Louisville; Forest Queen, Mad
isun; Magnolia, Maysvillo; Dunleith, Neville;
Fanny McBurnie, Marietta; Il. d. Hamilton,
Wheeling; Neptune, st. Louis; St. Louis, do. Con-
eewago, Memphis; kanawha Valley, Pomeroy; j. W.
.DepartureA- Superior. Louisville; Forest Queen,
Madison; Magnolia, Maysyille; Dunleith, Neville:
X ID. Hamilton, Wheeling; st. Louis, Pittsburg;
Emma, 81. Louis; Hose Douglas, Memphis; Masonic
Gem, Louisviilci Grand Turk and Kanawna valley,
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The American
GUTTA-PERCH CHA
ROOFING COMPANY,

SOLE MANUFAGTURERs, In THE
CHA ROOFING. oofieo, No. s Apollo BniidinRs,
corner Of Fifth and Wanut-sts., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Our Ggtta-pereha Roofing Materials have been
perfected and are now manufactured exclusively by
our company, under the direction Of thoroughly
practical man, with the view Of overcoming and en-.
made to the generality OF composition roofing ma
That we have succeeded in producing material
that will, practically, form a fire. water weather
and time-proof Roofing, the experience Of fifteen
our Roofing TO the inspection Of those interested,
confidently believing that, on examination, their
own JUDGMENT VIII convince them OF the correct
The materials Of which it is composed combine
which viii Withstand the sudden and frequent
chapges oi any climate without sustaining injury.
TIRsr-It is fire and waterproof
sESoSDoETSm is great elasticity i p net in
TMRD-It is adapted to all kinds Of roofs, whether
steep or nat and will not require frequent repairs,
FoURTH-It will not run in warm nor crack in
cold weather. coal-tar forming no part OF the COM
FmTIl-It is very light not requiring as strong or
expensive structure to sustain II as many other
sIxrM-For preserving shingls roofs, one light
coating will last longer than four coats Of paint
SEVENTH For preseryins and repairing tin roofs
Is leaking and badly rusted viii make 1t tight as
n sgSa ssa ony S Sf tS.
tin, much less than shingle, and, considering it's
great dprability,is muchthe cheapest Tohng now
We are Prepared 70 contract fer new roofs for 70;
roof, at moderate prices; also, TO supply agents,
contractors and others.
saon SsTs n r sSa.sS 4 will meet with prompt
WW J. p. GAY,
wa General Agent for the Company,
SAgo 10 Bsildinss, ai
Corner OF fifth and Welnnt-sts., q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
The Great British Metropolis-A nIelan-
L--.- ehOIY Picture.

iea chOIy Picture.
London now covers l2l square miles, hav-
ing increased three-fold since the year 1900;
and bricks and mortar still invade and cap
ture the green fields. The population, ac-
cording 70 the report Of the Registrar Gem
ersl, augments at the rate Of about 1000
per week, half by birth and half by i'm
migration: Notwithstanding the enor-
nous wealth Of the metropolis, it Is recorded
in the report Of the Registrar General, as q
remarkable fact, that Zone in six of those
who leave the world, die in one of the public
institutions-a work-house, hospital, asylum
or prison. Nearly one in eleven Of the
deaths is in awork-house." This shows that
poverty follows close at the heels of wealth,
and fastens on the multitude with relentless
grasp. Every sixth person dies pauper or
criminalt Can this be said of any other
city on the globe? And how great num-
ber there must be who barely manage to es-
cape this fate.
The severe competition for subsistence and
wealth which characterizes London life is q
terrible ordeal for any human being to pass
through, and thousands fail in the attempt,
crushed beneath the golden Juggernaut. 1t
is now notorious, says London paper, that
in the large Establishments where some hum
dreds Of assistants are employed, the great
majority Of them are broken down trades
men, crushed by the competition of capital.
Even these occupations are obtained with
difficulty, and the less fortunate gradually
sink lower and lower in the scale, till they
are driven into the public institutions where
they meet an untimely death. The list Is
further swelled by that numerous class, who,
born In Q respectable sphere and well edu-
Gated, sink into degradation ffom the sheer
love. Of display aud the vanity Of living be-
yond their means. II is ON record that out
Of 5000 cenvicis who have passed their pro-
bation In Pentonville, 1000 fell through this
wretched vice, and II Is added that most Of
this number were Originally respectable in
more than an ordinary degree
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Don't Read This!

THEE WSsT ~ TIN HYNSSSNsD5ERdEEvh p1sGoy; .T,I;
Of London and Baltimore Hospitals, where he has
nersa diseases, but more recently Of Mexico, whore
During his practice there, in connection with DR..
Don ANTONIO DE LAUSYALLUS, one OF the
most eminent physicians in Mexico and Spain, they
discovered remedy in one of the Mexican plants,
and found only in Southern Mexico, that removes
u By magic, all the yenereal faint from the system,
worst stage, permanently cured in very short time,
and the system thoroughly cleansed and pure, as
II Il had meyer been contamlnsted by that worst q
kinds Of corruption Of the blood and diseases Of the
sTful agent and alder Of nature, Mexican SPECIFIC"
ortures Of the Inquistion, and robbed of his last
kinds of chronic diseases with great success. Med
lciAe only to pay for all diseases treated free
OF charge,exc9p by special contract. Persons at q
distance san b Gated by sending. correct state
mentsI! thBir es by letter, and ten cents in
POSTAGE; amps; Call on Or address Or; CALVIN,
80 Sixth street, between Vine and Walnut-street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Now is the time-to-morrow may
be too late.
The Doctor has located permanently In the city,
ndcan at all times be found at his ofhce,
M Send for-Oircular.
No. SO Sixth-street.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
Especially Reported for the Daily Press.l
Cincinnati CnttIe Market,

The Cattle market at Brighton, as reported
during the week ending last evening, was very firm
and rates advaneedtn consequence OF the light sup
eeipts were; Cattle 5sa Sheep 6o2i Hogs 6, and the
quotations ruled as annexed: = t-.s. ID.
Beef dahie- Ordinary ~ to sNc.; fair 2E to &c.;
sieepEIre dun at from 81 SO@2 per head.
Hops-slop from - 1896 grossi corn te16A.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30

TvEm 0vranuE wirn RAscALs.--A letter
ths scum Of the NeapoIitan and Bicilian
there, and that their number Is 50 great that
the lodging houses Ia the place being insuifi.
eient 70 contain them all, many Of them had
been received into the Roman Catholic
monastery uader 1oprofection Of the head
Of that iii1iilution.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
lBy Telcgraph.l
PHILADELPHIA Market

PHILADELPHIA, August 29.-Flour quiet.
Corn advancing: yellow 65s6c.
Provisions unchanged
Mess Pork Slg 20; new $40.
Whisky firm at 22Cn23c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
RAILROADS.
LITTLE MIAMI
II y. ...-l.o -,AHDT- -r ~ -gT-NI &
COLUMBUS AND XENIA s,,
AND .-l4a alN
CINCINNATI HAMILTON &DAYTON
~ Railroads. oai "s
Railroads.

61N AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE m.
Y 1880, Trains viii depart as follows:Es "a
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot-Tor HamiI-
ton, Richmond, indianapolis, Logansport, Dayton,
sl3O A, M. ExPREss-F Little Miami
Depot, and from Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
ooE Gssns OSppPgas SSS ans oSPS HS y.
steubenville and Pittsburg via Columbus, Beialr
z:$S a; n; tx EXRIs IRE. KS. From oIncInn..i.
DAYTON and nichssn Road for Troy, Piaaas sidney.
Detroit and all points in Canada. Connects at Ham
ps3O A, ,M.GFrom Cincinnati Hamilton and Day.
son Depot-Accommodatio for Hamilton and Wsg
I0x. M. EYPR Ess-Trom Little Miami De-
20. Connects via Columbus and Belair and BEN
Ss oSsns and Sns ana Va
HsSoS vi B.5ssa1 S:1,ss sa;ai a.1is
neld, Urbana, Bellefontaine and Kentoni, also ak
RS%onS sna al vO SH %s. LOO
pHoD pe.oo1 1,aOnDS nDS Hs|is0a and
connects 81 HamiltoD for Oxford, &c. -
A. T.. M.--from Little Miami Depot--Accommo-
dstiCn for stopping at all Way Stations;
sI SP. M.@from MfSla Little Miami Depot-Accomrnc.
d1GP r. Rs xSEs fscfHsg 4 %ny ssssSn ham.
ilton and Dayton Depot-Eor Troy, Piqua, Sidney.
Hamilton for Richmond, Logansport, 40
II p. M. EXPRESS-From Little Miami Do
pot-Connects via Columbus, ,Steubenyille and Pitts
burg via Columbus, Crestllne and Pittsburg; via
Benwood; and via Columbus, Beair and Pittsburg.
SLEEPING-CARS ON THIS TRAIN. u
For all information and Through Tickets please
apply at tho Oices south cast corner Of Front and
Broadway west side Of Yine-street, between the
Postoffice and the Burnet House; No. East Third
street Sixth-street Depot, and at the East 'FRONT.'
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven min
utes faster than Cincinnati time.
P. w. STRADER, General Ticket Agent.
0mnibuses call for passengers BY leaving directions
at the Ticket 0f1ces. apo
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TBy relegraph.I
New York CnttIe Market.

NHw YoRK, August 29s--Beef advanced
Ne; quality generally poor sales briski receipts
Lambs Aslss briak AZ higher pricos rscepis ii,oo5,
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[Reported for the Daily Pross.l ]
OIuelunafi IIorae Market.

Hardly any change occurred in the Horse
market during the past week. this sales being nearly
the same last week. About $50 animals were dis
posed fat irregular pricos; ordinary nays bringing
the aegresate Transactions ameanted oBome Ss,oOO
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-30
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.



Financial affairs during the week ending
last evening were more active than during the
week previous, and Money was in better demand.
Currency augmented generally, however, though
s'me houses report tho supply unchanged More
came into the city, and the calls from the country
Banks were lees. The offerings at the Discount
houses were very fair for the season, though not
pressing, and me Of, the Bankers had less Paper
presented than they desired TO do. lh.I
Rates oflnterest are unchanged; 10 per cont con-
tinuiuR about the rate for rst-cass names aud I5a
IS for sccond.el.ssi Cali Loans being made 1t sal
In very fair demand for the season.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange diminished dur
ing the week. owing 70 therednced Operations of tho
again 70 prem. selling. at which tho market
closed firm last evening The buying rate is about
timore, The Ohio Valley hank draws as usual for
its customers ut y. NI
though very dull at the beginning, dealers being
willing to sell at but now they are indlsposed 20
tSc OF PREM; as they give saSSsso This improve, S
ment arises from orders from the Ohio, Banks.
,,,hIusnw Orlssans Exchange continued quiet and
In Time. bills very little was done, though they
six and ninety day Drafts on the East, and i0@l2
for those on the South. ...
present iatos Of Discount being Indiana stock 4;
Missouri y; Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin y; vir-
SSSfPt oOuhf NAY SnS sF9Gfdss %6Ssan
North and South Carolina, and Georgia i Tonnes
see sol; Canada l; Alabama IL discount.
The rates OF Exchange and Coin at the close Of
Bank hours Yesterday were ns follows.
u, e,,.
~, I,or,, et.h, a psgong ,cenng
ppsm phMaboinhIa h1ssn''''' psena' e Y e prem'
pnlta ppnI.aneiPh'n'''"'''''''' pen PREM @ prem
iSitinofe. '..''''.'..' S1goc prenI Y prem
Nav Orleans ,,, BebA dis mar -
American Gold ,,..sOe 3jc prem 45c Ia y prem.
~, a. oro,,ir,, a. ha,,ar dornara ,d r.,
& IryroySfng SfnS"ts IN I'll IT, f,anaiu' ny ~
t hnia. ah, tho san,a ~ I'll pri "
Ia.ss IN aUo ~; ~ te III i IN MI. " u ls
IsauS stulse e"c ~ ~ s t IN eu pNtnoIe
~ o,I2Wr, ptt cert mot " thht G.ss Deing tnken
py me banks, iraue ~ yet - qulet ~ the last,
pt put inc'c arc ihuicatiohs oi u prlsk autumn
pusSs'' T s. o,i. ,ho dar,o,a Co.. f,,r-.,.,, 4, .-
IN 81. Louis inc DEMAND LOT currency is, very
brisk and the s.sk Is qsuslly limited with The
prem. w =
In Chicago, the applications for Loans and Dis
counts are numerous DIT stlll tho Money market
Is tOlerably easy whllo Eastern Exchange remains
rrfn az = premium. -
:, In New orleans, Money is IN better supply, ana
isehkers are more Wiling 10 grant RECOMMENDATIONS
ror unuOuuteu faper the rates are 10Y per cent,
according 10 date =. -.
Exchange lsin moderate demand New YORK sight
selling ~ 1tg2 % premlilm sixty DAYS at lGls dis
count; ana Sternhg lolear) lVss@llOf.
The Imports and Exports of various articles
during the twenty -four hours ending yesterday noon
were: rs ... fr .f-.
Imports Apples, Is brls; Barley, 1884 bush;
Butter, 4S paosases Corn; tSS bushels Cheese, St
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lBy Telegraph
baltimore Market.

BALTIMoRE, August 29.-Flour firm. Wheat
active and advanced &C.; red Western 81 lsGal 30;
white Southern 81 4O@tl i5. Corn dull: Western
white 656167c. yellow Southern 670T0c. Provisions
dull and unchanged. Whisky dull at 22c