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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-18

ALABAMA Alabama is the only State
that duly provided for such contingent
cy in tho affairs Of the Democratic party
AZ that occurring at Charleston. The
convention selecting her delegates TO it
instructed them, If unable TO induce the
adoption Of her platform by the Charles
ton Convention, to withdraw from that
body, reporting all the facts to the State
Democratic Executive Committee, who
were, in turn, instructed to call another
Democratic State Convention, 10 whom
the question of the future action Of the
Democracy of Alabama should be remit
ted.
The Executive Committee have, in
pursuance Of these directions, called
new Democratic State Convention, TO
meet on the first Monday Of next month,
which will doubtless either send TO Bal
timoro the delegation that represented
Alabama at Charleston, or another, from
which will be weeded out all material ia
voring the election Of a slavery restriction
by-means-o uatter.sovereignty Presi-
Dental candidate; there having been two
or three such politicians in the Alabama
Charleston Convention delegation, which,
it will be remembered, was very large.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-18

The COURSE OF SENATOR BAYARD AT
CHARLESTON. The journals friendly to
the nomination of Judge Douglas have
been circulating what purports to be
call for "public meeting of the Demo-
Gratis of Newcastle county, Delaware, on
the 18th, to take measures to have the
county fairly represented in the adjourned
National Convention, and repudiate the
course of the distinguished senator" from
Delaware, Mr.. Bayard. A correspon-
dent writes to the " Constitution" as fol-
lows concerning il:
l desire simply TO say that this whole
statement is untrue. There was an anon
yHsoas csh for meeting IN Wilmington
on Thursday night, the 10Th, the origi-
majors If which probably undertook to
repudiate the course of Senator Bayard,
but they are miserable faction, as every
Delawarean knows. There will be meet
ing Of the Democracy Of Newcastle coun-
ty held next week, called according to
the rules of the party, and where the
party will be truly represented, and
where, ] here assert, the course of Sena-
tor Bayard at Charleston will be fully
and triumphantly sustained"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-18

TIE PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATIoN-How
THEY WILL VoTE AT BALTIMORE. We
learned yesterday from several prominent
Pennsylvania delegates to the recent
Charleston Convention that there is ho
prospect whatever Of any change in the
vote of the State delegation prior to tho
assembling Of the Baltimore Convention
on the 18th of June. That vote now
stands % for Douglas and III against
nim and for Guthrie. In case Of Guth-
rie's chanhes declining, Franklin Van
cant, Of Bucks, and Owen Jones, Of
Montgomery, are next pledged to Doug
las. N. B. Browne, of this city, does
not intend to visit the Baltimore Con-
vention, but will send substitute, in
structed against Douglas. The Phila-
delphia delegates say they were heartily
home-sick during their stay at Charles
ton. Their accommodations we're, it Is
alleged, miserable, not being equal to
those afforded the Democratic convention
at Reading .-Phiiadelphia Ledger.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-18

y bOTIUTUs u UOHuHudTTUci dssUTITIR ITICHT JITdI
no pains will be spared on hispart, to merit it,
He would also inform his friends and the
public, that he has reftted his establishment,
which, for style and comfort, will vie with
any house of the kind in the cities.
Lovers of GOOD OYSTERS will always
find at his establishment the best the markets
afford, and his Bar will always be supplied
with the best OF Wines, Liquors, Malt Drinks,
Segars, Tabacco, &c.
SsS- His charges very moderate.
feb l8-tf JOHN A. T. KILGOUR.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-18

E1- The Hon. Howell Cobb has writ
ten letter in response to the Macon com
mistoe fully and cordially sustaining the
scceders from the Charleston Convention.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-18

DEMocRATIc MEETINd AT ATLANTA,
GA.--A Democratic meeting was held
at Atlanta, Ca, on the 18th inst, when
the postmaster made speech and defend
cd the Charleston seccssionists. He de-
nounced Douglas as traitor to Demo-
cracy and the South. Mr.. Yancey made
lengthy denunciatory speech. The
meeting then adjourned for n week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-18
GOOD EATING & CAPITAL DRINKING
Al
KILG0UR'S SALOON,
ROCKVILLE, MI q.

: THE subscriber returns his sincere
) Acknowledgements to his numerous
patrons for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him from the opening
of his establishment, and respectful
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-18

the expense of large number of extra
hands. For the correctness of this, your
Committee would respectfully refer you
to the Comptroller's Report for 1860,
page XIII.
Your committee further find, from the
information furnished by S. 7. Adams,
the gentlemanly and efficient chief clerk /:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-18

JOHN +. GARDINER,
Chairman Of the Senate.
THOS. j. GRAHAM,
WASHINGTON DUVALL.
GEO. II. MORGAN,
Chairman Of The House Of Delegates.
Il. PLINY BRYAN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-05-18
State affairs.
REPORT

Of the Joint Committee appointed By the
Senate and House Of Delegates to &c
anime into the condition Of tie State
Tobacco IKarehoNses.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23
e. kalts.

: Wasors'@curt. Tpbert 5uaan.
wsl&r fa in tetruntenem 3uIarbe i'm Warfte
berumsetrisbsn, wurbe unter $3.50 9irolboft
seleat.
Nsrtmsrtesr &cad Bate ftine Srau aeprii.
s'lt. Da er fetns Sarsi6aft fir rubises9.tra-
gen itelen %fcnntr, warb er tinaeRsdt.
S6as. Seruarrs, elm Ners. gcrter Saoabunb.
marce gum &ettsnsane ptrurttsttt.
sSm. I. Gratan, ipsl6er i'm gar,imm,r Don
&eos. 9buipps grISelei anfns, betanp .in spr.
laufises Serb6r.
peter Scott, pslGsr cine splrtns Settle, i'm
Nsrtbe ppn S29, uab tin,n S&irm ous Der
sSobnuns bes Or. SpGn 81. Srppfs esap6len
bette, wurps s~Orlaufs sinsefedt.
SObn IoUrs, wel6er feline Srsu a,I4laacn
bate, wurpe entIo6en.
2eOm. SaiIss, msI6er ssbrptt Bate, 8. 9.
Saunpsrs 9eleSentIi& umsubrinssn, wurpe elm.
ssfteft.
Sier Iessr, wrlGs in ben @tors Der Scrr.n
Oa'reeott, Sarris u So. einsetruSen balten,
b%'Itanpen Elm pcrIaufsts Serb6r.
Sar BEN nntsren DiRritt lit sin neuer Sra
ger fur unler Slatt o~n9eteqt worpen.
User srftrrn p%eridumt Bat, Die 9 atti ,u
oUren, m6se pas beuts Ateub Rattinp.npt
Concert tslu6rn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23

- Nnacabuits. Mit Dem aus Sampicp
in Nlertfc Ger preuBiIhen 8egierun9 ~,uaeIhidten
ooljs pNnaeahuitc," mitteilt orien bic Sncianer
ale Sruffranfbeitsn beiIen, mtrben iebt in ben
Sptt1Iern Serlins Strluhs angeRtQt, oeren 8e.
luitat man NIT GROCER Spannuns sripartrt.
- 81 II d 4 er in @nelanp 1T RE el6ste
6at I tapt Der &slt. Die bort In 6abrittn unb
Mfanufatturen ~tbdtisen D~ampfmaI6inen babeu
III rmmen 100000 Yferbsfraft uno brauden
in ie "a Stunesn 10000 Gcnnen &cGlen.
M fraIien. Sstr aafaGeno pirb
bier rer Mangel TN 9rauen p%rrIpirt; ouf ie
100 MGnner tommsu bios 60 1raueu. Or.
mes Qanp
Cine s Die tns 3utrau.n III is.
rem Manne 1%erlcrsn, 8Iei&t sinsm Satf. obns
@Ompab auf pfener Ses.
Der 5er5ps BON 9tepcn1le, psl6tr brn
prin5tn BON 9Sales bealeit,t une ibsrwadt, kft.
t 'tbets, pa tr nod bsn Sitcl ,Garl BON QincOln'
iubrte, GapY SuIan 6a-riiUn, Shmttsr res 6err
1925 pom 6nrrilOn unO Brandon. &ter pisIe I'm.
grtreue S66ne bate ben GinfaQ, nit sinem
hmuden Sfi3iert Der 9eitpa6e EDITORIALS burt.
lnbrenncn, inpsm lfe ben @atten, hi. Jeinbtr uno
bic Nusiiht auf ben 3ittel ,,6erjOgin" p~reisaab.
ecrO GincUln lieB f& pom ibl i6siOtn unp it
[ itosm ieti9 ssbIisbtn, !nOsm er feline Neiauno
luf feline 6inpsr unO isin 8aterIanO SrrtGeilt.
- gGte l6Sn rem DsutiGrn BON alien gSt,
fern, iar osren 6rsibtit ft f&pdrmsn, p~eraUlten
miro, benefit pisctr Elm @Orfaa in 8 arf6au.
OaiIbt wurOs Die Sdnssrin Sp9anna gBaaner
si ibrtm @uinctsn aus93ii6t, sin3is Dsslalt,
rpel is aus Yrsubrn III. Gle Slaosn unb
8Omansn inO 9s9snpartis auf bic Deutl4tn
niAt gut lu lpre6en, ppbt aber gut ,u al.
Den.
SIN 9OrfOIt, 3d., III Die Snfitut 6aac
fur $3.50 an enc bsutiae @tmsinbe p~srtauft
peI&e bas @s6aups in cine STRIDE UNI
iupaupsIH bsa6f4tist,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23

DEN aOi6tsn BON @ilflippt. 8tr Iprs&tn
MUIR oOn ben nupsrmeiOliaen 5Olsen Der gBatl
Stnepln'S. NtemanO lam anter elmer Iclbsn
&esiernn9 elm amt annebmrn, p6ne f6 p,rI5n,
liben 5as su,uStebsn uub an man6en Srten
wtre tbn Die Dfentli&e Msinune auStreitsn aus
Der @emsini&aft feintr Ifttbiirser in bic g8iIs.
NIP oSsr nnttr feline metr fur ibn pafcncsn Sc,
npien, untcr bic S6marirspubtitaner.
ST ts ni6t an Der 3ett, bas Der @aten feline
SteGaun9 ma6t2
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23
DfrmiChtes.

9 @wars, rptb, sptp. Die prri
Garben, bic gum Spmtpl Der osutfhtn ginbsit
9e9sn anBen ssnorpsn linb, fammcr nt6t BON
9eltern unp fine niGt wiItirli6 eepatlt rpr
Ben. Sie BADEN lore ~aItgsl6iGtlihe Sepeutuna,
papur6 unterl6siesn fs fi6 BON Der rspplutip,
naren Srieclpre 8ranfrridbs. Die lebtere snt.
ltanp in ZEN pilpen Saaen nab Der @rfarmuna
Der Saltiae nno truroe pcn ben @ep6sisten or.
ldnntn, I'm Die CRIME Gotarre, bic Der Geputli.
faner Camille GesmpuIins Dem Solfe ,um gn.
9rif auf bic Safiue seseben bate, ,u Ssroran.
gen. 9SetB rurbe oils bic Sarbr Der Scurtpns
grwa9lt, Sptt unb Slau waren Die Sa,b tn Der
Stact 9aris. uniere reuti6en prei 6arben 1inb
10 alt, Dap l6 ibr uripruns in tie Na6t Der
3eiten ~psrIiert. gia6 Der pprberrIdenpen gpr
Iibt rspraientiren ie Die 9auefarten BON 3 alcr.
'c'hen &aiier9eitlehtern. 9as rptbe Selp in
Der TeihSfdene wurpe pom BEN &arplinsern rin,
9sfubrt, ssrrn eeibwa&e gang in gtOtb setleibet
ain9, haS ibmarse Gelp iistsn pie la6fl&eu
SatIer binju, pas 9%oIpens bie SpbenRauIen.
9tah elmer anresn Msinuns rntIpri6t rie
l@war3e 6arbe hrm 9iei6tablsr, Die selte Dem
s%ulrenrn &~ci6siGilts, Die rpt9r Dem G'ipfel uper
Wtmpel Der Gei6sfabne.
Cine brittle anii6t ipriGt f6 bafir aus, DAP
Die SabnsnsufGmmenIsbuns pur4 bic Satsbur=
ger unb Die Tet&sitdpie sntitanpsn iti.
Sana6 purpe Die Sarbe bes rcteeu 06pen
Ter Stopte einfaG nit ptm babsbursiIhsn @elt
nm S6war5 oereinigt. Ourh Die Sausfarten
Der e'n5elnen 0anpesterrn perbrGnat, baben bic
| III II III Sf0 rhcn 0GN hToa h;or ,,,S -. ,.L.fk.. -.
Dem Woppsn rer reuBiIben 9Gnosr uno in is-
mem ~ein3cIner Stdbte. !. 81. Teissne. Quh bic
Ssl9ter lnp mad ibrsr &rtnnuns pom SpQant
III DEN 5arbrn bee Sethss suriidsstebrt, Dem Is
10 LANCE ansebSrten. Wtan bat ppGt fribcr BE.
baupttt, oab niGt ihwarj, rptt, gulp, Ipurern
ldrparS, rOt9, pete rie alte Sri&sfart. sews1cn
lei. Die fpmpetsntrlt e Scb6rpe OeutI&lanbS
Die Sunptsssriammluue, bat f6 fur I6war,
rUtb, sOlO srtIGst. Su itrsr Sieuus Don, Stsu
Wfori l04S fasts le foisrnotn Srl&lu6 : Die
Understanding srtlGrt ben reutIhenR tibe.
ADLER nit Der letsrlarift: yDeutIdtr Suno'
unp Die 6arbru pes rbemaIissn b:utl4en
Nri6cpanifrs, l&pnr,, ROTH, sOIr, gum 0apprn
unp 6arben pes DsutlheM Suuoee."
Als Symbol Der beutlGen Ginbrit trI6irren
ot prtt 8arbtn mieSer in DEN srpbcn Gasen be,
6rstbeitstrtsss. Die 2ibower batsn ben &5nil
6rtspri6 8ilbslm um 8ortsn. unp er CAB ibnsr
ibmarS, rrtt, splr. Otau reutcte bis1t Barber
illus Der Na&t 0&warO pur6 Slut (rotb,
gum sidt (9uIp.)"
S0n Den GaBowtrn nabm bic beutlde Su,'
l@enItaft neil le bic Ginbeit oes Baterlanpes
oaritsu'n pcllte, bic prri 5artrn an. Oils man
pteie SerbinOuns p~rrfolstc, salten aud lore Gar.
ben FUR remagO9ii6 unb %rtooIutipndr. DAP fl
i'm @fa'rtbttl tief in sel&ihtli6sm Soben muir.
'eln, S!aubsn mir ss3sist su baten. ~llni,rei
2Stiens ut jener Sunossbeidlub pom 8. Mdri
1913 ni%t nufssbUben wcrbeu, 70 pa6 mitbiu
Die pret Sarben mob bsute Die 9ttiG sfarSen
bitosu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23
Ssationot.s emcfratifdbes eleetoral.sitet.

Observation-Disclosures Glcc~tpruLsifet.
/. 9iiriet - Biaian 2amb spn NlrrfpIf gtts.
2. 9iitrict Sbpmus S. @oobs Spn MedIenburs.
3. 9iiirict = Sebn g.. GOmunbs srn Solifar.
a. Diitrict = Sbpmas g. rebwo p psn 0rinee Gbiparb
s. Diltriet SaneS g. 8empei e,n @eabiIpn.
6. 2titrtet - Sones 9ppns pom Senrico.
I. Dtfrtet = 81. q. GIapbrppt Spn Northumberland
s. Gifrict = SepcrIsp y. Douglas y. &ino gBiniam
9. Difrict = Gppa sutton pun Yrinre gBiaian,.
10. 9ifrtct = Sppmos 50. SsbeII Spr SrffcrIpr.
II. Difrict Somes %. R affie ron Rpdbrieee.
II. 9titrtet - gSm. 8. Gin bpno rem Srt,ipurt.
Is. Dilfrict = Siaoe o. Dunn pcn gSofbinetun.'
Ia. Diifrict = Srbn 9. 81 NJ IN ppn 8onamta.
10. Siitrict - z eoefiab &ib 70 II ron Nlalipn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23

Cute Msni6tn tbun, mas rr6t
mas eSsl II, tpsnn Tie aud isben, bnb fur ft
tstn SOrtbstl bdraus DeruUrssbt. 8arOe Sober
70 6snisn nnb tanOeIn, 70 wirren mir uns eos
2oOS srtrdslt4sr MAIDEN, ole ss In 8irtt&fsit
g.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23

&tnberootsr's 8ttters
in tleinsn nnb 9rc6en SuontttGten.
@nsae,ei6nete Sualitat Steinto9len5G, Gam.
pencil uno Stub.
geafpotrpsr gum Saf'n, bon uns ItIt1 bra.
rarirt, biais uno gut.
Sofnann's Wurmfprup uno ScaeIer's 9et.r-
tbr9n, bstoes pom 'tnem bsutl6sn Gtemiter pr6.
parirt.
9nmnePs Safetr@1en,, Gi6,L9nfee. @bp.
tolaoe, Gaeao, tiirttlher uub oeutl6er Rau6ta.
nor 10 tDte ole anoern gu unItrm @sI&afte se-
RGri9e @aaren.
I. @Asnsr, ErueaiR,
Gae 6. unb SrpaeGr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23
NSi1 9tbelina %atti's
NDfdDieSssG Omccrte

Dem pubIitunt Die ersetsnRe Nn,ttse, bas
Wis &DeIina 0attt,
bic beriikmte 0rimaeonua BON Der slcabems ~
1uite in Nep gUrf, Bottom II. 96ilabtlsbia.
3tpei SrDfe Gpncerte
untsr Der esituns bon
@aurtce StraFpT6
seber ptro, unb srpar am nGbfen Wpntoo ,rh
Oisnifns, ben p. unp %. D. 0te.,
in ber'
AFRICAN CHURCH "
an SruabtraBe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23

BSg- @t6 @seGtna pattt -dsa
uiro in @elrlI6nft f~oiarnber !Ranfl.r BON Der
yIcaoemp Of @ulie" in New.grrt a~uftrstsn
bes Si9not 9Otti, benz beri6mten iunaen
Sencrittn
pes St9nOr @ttpre Saritt, benz ausoe.
,sihnctsn Saritonifsn +;
bee Stanor Niepta 8artGt, benz eeftt.r.
ten SaIffen
bes Si9nor @tseaecfanti pe1dsr elm
srpBeS SUlo arf benz 8iOlpncsGo Sortraeen
pirp.
@nuttee 5tratOf&, DIRECTOR.
neA Bsaer Der ein,eIn9sitsn Tsbe Die ausae-
semen 3ettel.
psA Der gintrtttsprcis fir ale She'll. Der
6ale betrdR @inen Dollar.
sA 8tetts fno in ieber Bud. Obsr 0nfto.
lten6anOlln9, lcpie i'm @rhdnee 6Utel, I'm Bail.
larO Sprfe uno atenbs an Ger &oIe au BADEN.
aeA- I'm Qnprane ar ben 3biir.n Der 6on.
ceer an Der &dife ,i Sermeiben. tpiro
erIubt, fh bereite w6treno bes Saoes
nit elntritisfartsn orrfeben ,u molten.
RE Die G6uren psrcsn um 7 u6r asSHuet:
ba' Concert teainnt nm 8 llbr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23

Sotben erbalten /:
~ Stiten Sirnturser unc 10 DO. S6wsf,er. ,SGre.
10 JAP Samter9er 3pst1Gsn, bp.beutIbe @crfe.
on SaB bou. 6srin8r, Del uno SaIs.S arSeatn.
Die btui9lt %pertauft 81. q. @perS,
232 SrUabfr., ,ipiIhen tsr
3ten uub 4ten.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22

demand for hrst-class Paper, outside Of Bank,
is shaping every way easier for sellers. Thus
we hear of dOuble-name Bills, running up
to May and June next being done at IL per
cent. per annum, and shorter acceptances at
the same rate, which went hard, less than q
fortnight since, at 15@l6 per cent, The
Exchanges to-day, after the sailing Of the
ASia, are steady, within yesterdays quota
tions; most of the large transactions being
confined among and between the shipping
houses and Brokers' The Import trade buy
moderately, We quote; London lO3H@lo4
for Bankers, and l02@l03 for Merchant
Bills; Paris f550@G5.45.
NEW York CATTLE MARKET- Thursday,
December 2o.--At the Live Stock Markets,
yesterday, there was a fine show of good
animals, brought in for Christmas week.
The supply of extra Beef Cattle was unusu-
ally large, even for this season. Some of
these sold as high as l2@12Hc. per pound,
for the dressed carcasses, to be weighed after
slaughtering. Cattle equal to the usual first
grades went readily at 9k@l0c.; slight
advance upon the previous weekly market,
while the poorest grades sold at the decline.
Cows and Calves were selling about as last
week, if any thing lower. The exhibits Of
large, fat Sheep has seldom been excelled at
the sale.pens; several single Sheep sold at
$l8 to $25 per head. Live Hogs are nc. per
pound lower than last week, the market
being rather overstocked. The total receipts
of live animals at the various city yards, for
the week ending yesterday, numbered 4.47S
Beef Cattle, 1O3 Mich Cows, ALB Veal Calves
S,l9l Sheep, and $3.50 Live Hogs; total
2S, 800. Owing to the heavy weights of q
large proportion of the Cattle and Sheep,
these figures do not quite indicate the actual
supply of meats
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
DaIly Produce Market.

FRIDAY EVENING, December 2l.
FLOUR-A dull and heavy market and the de.
mand limited. Sales small at 81 1904 25 for super.
superfiue and 81 5OC05 25 for extra.
HOGS-The receipts during the last twenty; -four
undergo any important chage; there was a moderate
demand at s. TO IS 25 and while some holders were
disposed to take the rates, others contended for
higher. On the whole, however, the Offering at thu e
quotation was fully up to the demand, and 10 some
were 200 averaging 2l0 TO 220 pounds, at So 25 81
averaging go pounds, at s. =; 40 averaging 2lC
PROYlsIQNS-A moderate demand for mess Porl;
at Sl4 so for that which has been three or four weeks
ont finding buyers. moderate demand for bulk
Meats will sale of 10000 lbs Shoulders and Sides
meats, With sales OF 5000 pieces al I}sc for s6oui.
dert &C. for country and n 6Hs for city cut Hans
sac. 1t is generally held firmly at 9c., however
and it is difficult to buy below these rates. In old
Bacon 80 hhde. were sold at 54c, and small lot Of
WHiSKY-A good demand at full prices: sales Of
GBoGERiEs No Change in The an market is ;sfn the
demand quite moderate saes Of sggsr at 6@74c
OlL-Linseed very dull. The last sale we heard
WHFAT~The receipts continue light, and but
little Offering There is a moderate demand at yOc "a
81 for prime red and white sales of 200 bush prime
COBN-Ear is firm and in good demand at 33o.
at the lower depots. Shelled is in faF demand at
0STs-The market continues dull, and the de-
mana nn5 Snots bem az a6o in bnE TO no'e In
RY E-The demand is fair and the market steady
BXRLEY-f'here is a moderate demand for the
prme grader but inferior samples dull, and not
wanted. Ne quote good prime fall at 70p75c. sales
of 2aO bush. prime fall at 7jc.
HAY-The Market is duh and heavy at SI3 5061l4
per tur for prime Timothy, in bales, on arrival
CHEESE-The demand is limited I'd pri ,es NOM
in al at gc for Western Reserve; 912c. for Hamburg
and Ohc for FL glish Dairy sales 100 boxes West
crn Reserve, in lots. at &c.
BUTTER-The market ia unchanged and dull.
We quote fair prime at l61l3c. and choice at lac.
AppTES-Tha demal d is moderate at Sl(nl b0
barrel for fair to prime Western and 81 75@2
for New ork.
pOTAIOES-The demand is limited and con fined
TO the local trade. We quote prime Neshanocks AT
81 seal 40 per barrel from store
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
Financial Affairs.

The Banking quarter was unusually quiet
yesterday, and the announcement in the
morning Press of the secession of South
Carolina had no effect whatever upon the
denizens of Third-street The movement
had long been anticipated, and therefore
caused no surprise nor alarm even to that
most timid class, the capitalists.
Money matters were unchanged. The
market continued stringent, without press
ing demand, and the Discount-houses were
loaning, as before, very sparingly, even to
their customers.
Boston ard New York Exchange was still
inactive and somwhat infrm at II prem;
Baltimore l@1% dis, and Philadelphia par
selling rate. Gold was steady at ~, aud
New Orleans Exchange in fair request at
A@l prem.
Flour remained dull and heavy, and
Whisky in good demand at full prices. No
alteration occurred in Grains or Groceries.
Mess Pork was in moderate demand at SAG
IA 80. Bulk and Green Meats were in fair
request, and Lard was firm at Sc. No inn
portant alteration was perceptible in Hogs,
which were in moderate demand at S. to
So 25 some 600 head selling at these rates.
The following are the Imports and Ex-
ports during the twenty yfour hours ending
yesterday noon:
InpOrts-Apples, "a barrels; Barley, "a
bushels; Butter, 81 packages; Corn, 2,903
bushels; Flour, / lOl barrels; Hay, l54 bales;
Hogs, 6,669 head; Lard, SO barrels; Molas-
ses Ia barrels; Oats, 665 bushels; Pork aud
tatoes, GO barrels; Rye, 80 bushels; Sugar,
III hogsheads Salt, rs barrels Wheat, 3Ol
bushels; Whisky, l,7l5 barrels.
Erports-Apples SO barrels; Butter, l52
packages; Candles, 26S boxes; Corn, 2 20
bushels; Cheese, 445 boxes Coffee, 2G9 bags;
Flour, 49O barrels; Hogs, A head LNrd, 043
barrels and "a kegs; Molasses 3l9 barrels;
Malt, 972 bushels; Oats, 376 bushels; Pork
and Bacon, l22 hhds., II tierces, 1888 barrels
III boxes and l,646 pounds; Potatoes, AZ
barrels: Rye $40 bushels; Sugar. l23 hhds.
Salt 5l3 barrels; Wheat $40 bushels Whisky
1868 barrels.
In Louisville on Thursday Provisions were
generally firm: sales of 2T5 brls city mes
Pork at $l5 so, and IS brls. country packed
at SIS. Sales also of 20 casks Bacon at &c
for Shoulders, lOc. for rib Sides, aud l2c. 70
clear Sides.
Thursdays New York Times observes re
spectiDg Wednesday;
The receipts of Gold from England an
France, white following each other in quic
succession, and already amounting to abou
$I,f00,000, favorably influenced the free cur
rency for Exchange, but have thus IA
failed 10 advance, materially, the rates
About 100 600 bales Of Cotton from th
Southern ports, and Grain, Flour, &C., froI
New York, 10 the value Of $3bOO,0OO, hav
gone forward within a week, furnishing bill
to nearly fve-fold the value of the Bhllio
received from the other sidei in addition
which large sum ia Exchange has bee
created by The orders on the railway an
Other Stocks The effect of the Speei
movement is, perhaps, more decidedly te
on the market for Money at Bank and 0
the street.
The open market TO day is about ps
cent. lower on the average upon Mercanti
Bills than week or zen, days ago, and th
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-22
CITY ORDINANCES.


AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A SPE-
N CIAL tax On the real estate bounding Haven
alley, from Ninth-etreet to Hichmond street.
SECTION l. Be ordained By the CITY Council Of fhe
city Of OnciaHdh, That the of sixty. two cents
two mills and ye-tenths of one mill be levied and
assessed each foot front of the several lots of land
bounding and abutting Haven-alley, from Ninth.
eated and described in the Civil Engineers plat
now ON record in the City Auditor's Office for the
cost and expense of PAVING with good, sound bowl.
der-stone, Hayen-alley, from street to Rich.
mond-street, according to the estimate Of the Civil
Engineer aforesaid.
SEC. 2 That the owners of the several lots of land
upon each foot front Of which the sum aforesaid il
assessed, shall pay the amounts of money by them
sevcraly due, in that behalf, to Joseph Brophy
contractor, within twenty days from the date o.
this ordinances be subject TO tho interest and pen
atty allowed upon the same.
Done at the Council Cham ber. in the city of Gin.
cnnati, this nineteenth day of December, in The
year eighteen hundred and sixty
JOHN j.. TORRENCE, President.
Attest SAM. l.. CORwINE, City Clerk. de2l-c