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AURA KEENEs THEATRE
L. LAURA KfFNE'S THEATRE
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CONTINUED SUCCESS
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NEW PIECE
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SEVEN SISTERS.
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DOWERY THEATRE
ID L.ssees and Managers. spaldina Rs,xssu
EXTRA ATTRACTION.
Ever anxious to please their patrons the managers have
a very great expense engaged
LEVI ~ NOKTH'S
STUD or HORSES AND PONIEs
ROBINSON,
The Star If dle south,
Acknowledged TO be the best
BAREBACK RIDER
in the world.
And the Juvenile Produ1es
MASTERS GEORGE AND HENRY
DANCING HORSE
TAMMASY,
Who will appear
MONDAY EVENING, DEC. TO-
in conjunction with he
NEW ORLEANS CIRCUS,
SIEGRIsT AND ZAAFKETTA BALLET TROUPA
Presenting array OF talent before offered -
public.
Grand Matinee every Wednesday and Saturday af.crassa
at 2lg O'Clock.
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RAILROADS..

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-FoR Albany AND
IL Troy connecting with trains North and West
Trains feayes--
= rsos cuAsnrRs srnsEr. rRos rHiRry vrnsr srRKEI.
y. N.
Troy sna Albany, Mail q, SIS s;aoP.M
Try and Albany t.h sleep lois IN sandaysincu icd
roushss.pse train, 7:soAM sA M sndI.DPM
Peekskhl train. Ap NJ xMpM
sing sne tram ioA ~ and io2s a NJ tsS $50 and no
A. r. SMITH SUPERINTENDENT
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I,SAyELLED CHAMBER SUITS or FURNITURE, IN
IL all oolorS and styles at Wholesale or retail,
A. ts5 and upwards. Also Mattresses and failiAsses
WARREN WARD III Canal street,
Tou do<,ts eaato f Hroad uav
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TJENRY GREEN, AUCTIOSEER.
IL Grecer's Stock Liquors, &c-Assguee's sale Mon
day December TO- l0 O'Clock the auction l9t VII
tam street. ieces picked salmon, 10 boxes superior family
Soap bbls Sugar Starch Fruit Hams Fish Segars Bran
dy, Gin, Tobacco, &C. wM. MARTIN, Assignee.
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NUMIsMATIsTs TAKE NoTICE-THAT THE CURTIS
IN sale OF fine Amercau Cents Ac, Ac will takeplscs
Messrs. BANGS, MERwIN cos, so and SO Broadway,
Thursday aud Friday evenings Dec IL aud IL
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

yVANTEp- TWENTY YOUNG LADIES FOR THE BAL
w let troupe. Apply ct the Canterbury Music Hall, q
Broadway
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FURNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY IoNEY-A FAIR
IT value given In ready money for Furniture Carpets
Books &C. rs Sixth avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
L,rRNTTrRE wANTED.-THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES
70 purchase quantity Of medium class Household Fur
nture Csfpets &c party DESTROYS Of dispo~ng Of Their
Furniture find cash purchaser by addressing ns 70
NeN - ie'As Vn'e' s'a'ahs N.so = ny - s',o.
LruRNrrrRr BOUGHT THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID
u IN caah for III kinds ~ Household rurnuro Carpets
Mirrors Ac cs a. 40 rhri svsnuc addrcg Furniture
above NJ - "A good q secora lsad Furnt.
tufc slSays % higi Tor sale.
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE
IN Sole Propretors Messrs g. l.. Fox Iangarl
Monday, December 10 and during week
An entirely Equestrian Drama entitled
THE MERCHANTS STEED,
On THE Trsr or FRIENDSHIP.
With new Scenery, Dresses aud Appointments
Gorgeous Processons and striking rsbleaux In wk4ch
Mr.. J. J. Nathan Stud Of
TWENTY BEAUTIFUL HORSES
And the Wonderful Trained Animal
BLACK PRINCE WILL APPEAR.
After " hcL the Comic q
THE LOTTERY TICKET.
Concluding with the Romantic melodrsmA Of
- TIE sMUGLER'S DAUGHTER.
Harry Woodrifc Observation-Disclosures q. C. Bsnsce
TERNOOAS.
DRYANT'S MINsTRELS
- Mechanics Hall, Az broadway, above Grand
Monday, Dec TO- and every night during the week.
Sixth week. Immense bit of the burlcsque
USED UP.
Tim Dir-ey, amateur doofkecper Dan BryAn<
Judy U1fot ~ Norton Richard Ill BryAnt
Manager OF soifee ~ rroll Damon Paul Berger
Romeo juliet Pee&Chares IianIets Ghost d. Rnnses,
Capt Fritz. H. & wanbod Nose on horseback N Bryas6
New eccentricities, Sc concluding Emmetta
original plantation festival scene,
DIxIE's LAND
Compossd expressly for Dan Bryan, and originally Introduces
BY this company.
Doors open ~; curtain rises III. Tickets Is cent.
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DJOURNED sALE.-HOTEL LEASE AND FURNI
"A ture at auction Friday, December T. at loi O'Clock
gether with feather Beds bedding Dining TABLES crccssry
cold Coecor Croton Fountain Counter, &c If pre-
yiously sold at private sale. WELLINGTON A. CARTER
Auctioneer The above the best fitted up and cheapest
eped hotel n be- First
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D1cHARD WALTERS, ArcTroSEER, WILL SELL on
III Monday, At ~ East Broadway Ut lOLs O'Clock general
ssscstment Of Household Furniture received sae
Yorkve 20 Feather Beds Bccsteads Carpets mahogany
Benches Desks &c ALSO 70 pay advances Carpets Books
n
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g a.. BoGART, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DEC 10
-. at l0i O'Clock, At the auction No North William
street Constbles sale OF 10 baskets Champagne.
Claret barrels Port Wine, barrel brandy, boxes Choco
late, boz Cocoa, Cream Tartar. Platform Scales, &c.
JAMES SULLIVAN, Constable.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSE.
w hold Furniture consisting " e00D worth OF hns
Furniture Of every description being the OF large
I'VE story residence No 2s Fourteenth street. Eighth
avenue. W. PORTER, auctoneer, on Monday December
TO- At 0l O'Clock without regard weather. the
valuable contents OF the residence
CANT velvet Aubusson Brussels ingram Carpets solid
carved wood Paror Suits in satin and velvet richly
carved Centre and other Tables Eegre
With plate glass doors and backs superb rosewood
Stool and Cover o. Panangs, rich lace and brocael
tans large Pier and Nane Mirrors Turkish recep
ton Chairs oak Dining Room Furniture splendid china Tea
and pnner Sets rich cut Glassware solid Silver Ware Of
description also, large variety Of fine Chamber
nitue rosewood and mahogany beds and Bedding
hair Mattresses fine wool Blankets &c The whole the
above Furniture of the best description and win positively
be sold without any reserve account Of the family
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rhls beautiful PLAY ~nl Be presented
TONIGHT
Ey yERy EIGHT TE FURTHER s sSSk
SSIIss hsf#s ksEEFFyyE
fyiRi NEMsER on fiE c6SpASa
N THE CAST,
BEAuTnriff1I SCENE
BIRTH OF fIIE BUTTERFLY,
BOWER OF rERSs.
WHOLE OF 1iiT MACHINERY
ORIGINAL MODEL,
PRODUCED UNDER THE DrREcrros
pos BOOK N sJ 5Ss S$r n ROBERTS
SEATS NAY DE SECUTED
"""S I'm DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Door open at hspass sin 20 commences o. sven
The performance viii terminate A.
In ~ The crowded. house IN ThanFsrvr SITTER
noon IN evening in comglisrs W.T. u i'''"
means ~ FAMILIES
who arc unable u NJ - f'"nane VIZ Neene
""s" MAriNES
sYyfS sisrERs
.tr.RpSS irqruNoox.
prtctnitf o. ten
cnrrDFgN ! r,ts.
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~. s 10 O'Clock nj GouIds stables Of Forty third
street and Sixth sale OF four Horses
gon and Harness, Ac JOHN W sOMERINDYKE.
Attorney for
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4. EmevNou, Esq, OF Newark
Tickets 10 cents To BE- had At the music stores Of VIM
Hal soma Firth, Pond Co, g. Breusins, schsrfcnberg
Luis b. Dod~orth Weller Faris, iA2 Broadway, and
al the door on the evening OF the concert
Doors open ~ 81; 10 commence at ~ O'Clock.
BENJAMIN v. PINCKSEY. Chairman
Jo-yrp y. kvAyy, Secretary.
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g Al. BoGARr, Arcrr0NEERs.-NoNDAY, DEC. 10
~. a III o'clock, at the auction No. North William
street ConstAbes sale OF the stock OF thread and needle
fine Furs Ac, consisting Of Fitch, sable Mink &c
Beaver Capes, Muhs, Cuns Gloves sleigh Hobes, a.,
MICHAEL DOODY, Constable.
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& j. BoGART AUCrIoSFERs WILL SELL on
-. Tuesday, December II, 1se at II O'Clock No 2J4
Cherry street. Lo ~ Box Boards Tece Boards Plank
MN Worked Roards ard Plank q inch and x inch
Pine PLANK; Ladders cutters Als family Horse
light lumber Wagon.
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Naval Intellareuee.

The receipt OF the intelligence OF the dismissal Of
MAJOR Sutherland, late ouarermAsser Of the Marine
Corps as defaulser, published In yesterday mornings
HDAip, created little excitement among the naval
community, where be was 20 well and favoraby known
The exact amount OF the defalcatiou present not
known but Il Il rumored that II will not fall far short Of
10000 Major Sutherland entered the service on the
Goth March, 1872 and breve<ed Captain the Isth
September 1st1 He was Afterwards appointed Assistant
Quartermaster OF the Marine corps a Phsaelphia and
on the death Of Major Lindsey received the appointment
of ouetcrmsster Of the Marine CORPS with the OF
Major Major Russell viii remain the Acting Qusrtermas.
ter until some ono Is promoted to al the vacancy.
The United States steamer Mohawk Lieut.. Commander
Craven put into Ma,anzss 18th inst Tor water sailed
carly next morning on q cruise.
Tie United States frigste Congress, from Rio Janero
nd brigs Dolphin and Bainbridge with the steamer Pu
ask were all At Montcvideo on the 10th Of June. on
GERS and crews all well.
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Army IntellaRence.


Board OF oacers, 70 consist Of Captain MaynAdisr,
Ordnance Department; Captain Thornton Ordnance De-
partment; Captain Anderson Second artillery Lieutenant
Balch Ordnance Department and Lieutenant Huse First
artillery, Is appointed for the examination and trial Of
James rined and projectiles at Watch HILL l.
and Of sheneks accelerating and projeces at
Boston Mass. The Board viii make q report in each case
Of the trials and their results and may adjourn from time
70 time but Will not be dissolved TIL further orders from
the War Department.
Assistant Surgeon c. n Smith, Medical Department is
detailed member OF the Medical Board appointed
meet at Baltimore on the 10Th Of september pext for the
examination OF assistant surgeons for promotion.
Lieutenant T. 7. Alexander, Corps Of Engineers, Is
signed 10 duty with the Engineer company the
department Of Oregon Lieutenant Ale xander will relieve
Lieutenant Robert, corrs when the latter will
pair TO Washington City and report person TO the War
Department.
Captain S. N Barton, First infantry IL detailed to
make survey OF the military reservation OF Fort Cobb
under the direction Of the command pg officer that sta
tiou by whom all the facilities for the purpose will be
supplied. map and field notes Of the survey will be
forwarded Tor the consideration OF the War Department.
On the completion Of this duty Captain Barton will Join
his company.
Alcsye Of absence has been granted by the War De-
rertmcnt 10 the following officers -Captan l. Sitsreaves
Corps OF Typographical Engineers twelve mouths; Cap
tain G Fletcher Ninth infantry six months; Lieutenant
W Merrill Corps OF Engineers, two months: Ieuten
ant T. j. Treadwcli, Ordnance Department two months
An extension Of leave Of absence has been granted by
the War department. 10 the following ocers-Colonei g.
LOOMS. Fith infantry, eight month"; Major Brewer
geon q. z. Wood Medical Department, three months;
Lieutenant II. II. Walker, Sixth infantry, two months
Assistant Surgeon Crawford, Medical Department. two
months
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MI. DorGrAs IN THE SorTu.-Itis very evident
that from day TO day the little party in the
South devoted to the interests Of Mr.. Douglas is
diminishing, while that Of Breckenridge Is gain
ing strength from all sides. We dare say that
all doubts Of the full vote OF the South for
Breckenridge will soon be removed We should
not be surprised. indeed, If the popular senti.
ment Of the South were TO assume in month
or so a shape so decisive in defence Of South.
ern institutions as to render an advocate OF
Douglas in that section "a unpopular az fol.
lower Of Lincoln. The issue has already o..
sumed. n several instances IA tbe South. soms-
tbiog Of tha eorp',up1
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outside JONI Stock ARRASGEsENTs-A joint
stock electoral ticket between the Bell party
and the Douglas party Of Georgia has been
agreed upon; but it does not appear to create
much enthusiasm in the camp Of either Of the
high contracting parties. Indeed, when We
consider that the Bell-Everett party i. made up
from the remains Of the late American or
Know Nothing party, and that the Douglas
party looks with confidence to a very large
share Of the Irish vote" we must conclude that
all attempts to mix these opposing elements will
be very apt to fail If Mr.. Douglas has to be run
upon crutches in Georgia il would be best to take
him of the track and IL Mr.. Bell is so weak in
Georgia as TO need the aid of Douglas, il would
be wise thing on the part Of Mr.. Bell to with
draw. The fight is between Lincoln and Brock
inridge and all outside arrangements like this
between the Bell party and the Douglas party
in Georgia will come to nothing.
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Persoual IpteIlarsm~e.

Don Rsfae de Oregon Of Mexico, stopping at the As
tor Place Hotel
Hon G.. n English, OF New Haven; Gen r. NJ Biddle Of
pcnnsyvans; A II. ratohen fsl OF Buffalo; and Joseph
Msckcv Esq Of Canada, among the arrivals at the
81 Nicholas Hotel yesterday.
Rev. n. G. I r. is and wife. Of Virginia; Capt Antho
nv. of New Bedf"rd Rev. nr Crusy OF New Orleans W
n Shpmsn, DO, Of Hartford Mr. Holoomb. Of
Wash ugiou, AMI ~ O johnson Esq, Of savannah are
stopping at the "a Avenue Hotel.
We Atwood. 50, OF Philadelphia. W Talcott
Esq, and W. D. Slspman. tsi, both of Connecticut II
A. Perkins fsl, OF Hartford Dupont Burilio, ESQ, Of
Cuba Major Candy. Of New Haven, aud y Formes. fsl
q Boston, are stopping at the Jrion Place Hotel
n J uvuzlss Esa Of Philadelphia; =. r. Atwood, Esa.
ana party, N Taunton. Mas n Campbell, E-g., o.
Cans Ia ". ~ Guiding, i>l, c. A. Mercer, E-q.. and
fnvs. al 81 Savannah aud james Lud agton, tsq .
o. NJ wsu<ec, are stopping ~ the ia'asgc H'use
Judge Hssti-rs n California Professor Wolfe Of Iori.
s.srs Lett 1.iroh. Of TIE United states Amy James
ChfI,tr tsg slt family Of = Ious as Rev r
p,,f rtol,y war =. a. s,cppcg Al Zoe Nt-'p3,
Ia .I..e
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v'A sne hazi squadron. Her delay was occasicasd ~
-. o0sss VINO did MOI know what caused The disagrSA
s0'0 ss'eoo which pervaded her Upon being inspsos
~~ discovered that 1t proceeded from blles wases
in0 Oh hev ooers a. to the odor OF this stio
has been the cause Of much oonpnaot
Tue OVERLAND xAn ssauou
ine ros ow0e pofssmeot has decided 10 ncrcase tns
service % inc Juan Overland route from g. yosepA %
Juesbug near Denver City, and from p1aosrvu,. "a o.
Valley, 70 weekly trips. Ths ceot-. porto A. ~.
service remains semi monthly.
rm wAsmuros WAFER wosas
Captain Beuham, Chief Engineer OF the water vo~x.
accompanied by Captain Meigs, examined the WORTH D.
day for the FIRST time since the formers appontusot
with reference 10 commencing operations 1t Oap-
tain BenhAm stormed With applications from mechAuics
and workmen for contracts upon different branches Of ta
squeduct Tue works wiz be vigorously pushed to oo.
pletiou.
oUR RELATIONS VIII TIE RID W.
II Is asserted by those who have made particular IN.
quiry the subject that the secret organizasoa wh
lately excited fears Of boodshsd In the Cherokee country
is, say the least political, and similar to what wa
commonly known in "the States" q the Know Nothing
party" confined to pure blooded Indiana
Our government has been watching with soma interest
the events that na.ioa particularly those growing OF
ofthe agitation Of the slavery question any outbreak
In that connection might involve the whites residing n
that part Of the country in the consequence No me
The United States Indian Agent having by this tina
reached the valuable Cherokee reservation he will tae
immediate measures Tor the expulsion Of the white Ia
truders.
Judge Greenwood the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
will leave Washington in the Of few days for The
Pixies Peak country.
In 1851 a treaty or arrangement was made with the
A-apahoes and Cheyeunes which, while it hxed the limits
within which these Indians might hunt, did not acknow
Of white population they have been seriously curtaed In
their supplies from the chase. In view OF this,
and the fact that they friendly Indians,
Congress, a the late session. appropriated $36 900 fer
presents (Which being forwarded and TO deay the
expense Of holding council with them regarding their
future welfare.
The Commissioners former visits among various tribes
of Indians having been productive Of highly bene0cA
results, believed tba, the contemplated viii
have favorable effect and that In accordance with The
earnest desire Of the Aapahoee and Cheyennes, ths
viii be secured in the possession Of homes and
induced 10 change their present mode Of obtaining pro-
carious subsistence
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HIGH.Y IMPORTANT FROM PENSsYLvASr,-
DoCGr4As ABANDONED BIT FoRSEY, HICKMAN Il
Co.-The snti-Lecompton democracy Of Penn
sylvania, led by Forney. Hickman Il Co., are
showing themselves in their true colors as will
be seen by the highly important speech in
another column, delivered by John Hickman
in the Concert Hall, Philadelphia, on Tuesday
evening, the cath inst, in which be formally
announces the abandonment of Douglas, and
comes out boldly for Lincoln.
Mr.. Hickman declares Douglas far inferior
to Breckinridge; he gives scathing record Of
the Illinois Senator's career, and pronounces
that the only safety for the country lies in sup
porting Lincoln.
This is ell for the better. II will narrow the
contest to the only two issues involved in it.
and will strip it Of all the ambiguity and hum
bug with which il has been invested We
always predicted that the anti-Lecompton
democracy would come to this. We knew that
Forney, having received his Office as Clerk Of
the House from the republicans, should give
them his support, hirtively, IL not openly; but
Hickman il an honest, outspoken man. and he
comes out in this speech frankly and above
board for anti-slavery and the black republican
candidate. By thus abandoning Douglas, and
going bodily into the republican camp, the anti
Lecompton democrats have put the stamp upon
the true issues Of the Presidential battle. With
them il is evident that Douglas is to be no
longer recognized as representative of either
issue. Opposition to Breckenridge aud the de-
mocratic party, and support TO Lincoln and the
black republicans, is the battle cry they have
adopted. Douglas must follow them. or be
counted out-dropped, abandoned by his quon-
dam friends.
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IMPORTANT, ~ TRrE.-It was reported at a
Houston meeting in this city the other evening
that Mr. Everett displeased with the doings of
the Union party managers Of this State, had
hall made up hia mind TO withdraw in disgust
from this Improbable campaign. We hope that
there was good ground for this report, and that
the next authentic news from Mr. Everett will
be that be has withdrawn. lie is q good Union
msn, but in bis present position he Is in the
way. aad can not do one-half the good for the
Union which be might do L his hands were IN.
tied, 50 hs. be could resume bis patriotic con.
td5rto1i b &c New Yotk Jeigs
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THE VERY LATEST NEWS.


AFFAIRS N SICILY.
PNRno, July u. lao
new Ministry has been formed. Amar, the h:sts-
rian, and Errante, are among the number.
QuEsrowS, July Is, i5oo.
despatch from Palermo reports sanguinary oombAss
10 have occurred near Meina, between the Nsapoans
and the advance guard Of the siciIian army.
Garibadi bad received further aid 10 the amount OF oas
mR,ion lire and my seven cannon.
ourBxxAK At NAPLES AMONG TIN TROOPS.
NAs1xs, July 10, 1850.
The King has summoned bis former CamarilA ne
population Is unquet.
partial outbreak has taken place among the troops Ia
the citadel, and twelve have been wounded
Ships and troops are being sent to ness.aa
TIKI PAPAL STATES.
Rom, July 10, 1890
There have been further disturbances /, the Cmbrsas
Marches.
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ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA At HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, July, q, 1880.
The steamship Canada from Liverpool, arrived Il thA
port at hafpa eleven A. n, And sailed al six p n
to-day for Boston.
The Canada spoke the 18th the ships Morton Rock.
land, and Candor 18th, the Centurion And Fdea and
2Sd, large steamer bound east.
The steamship Asia, from New York. arrived Queens
town The evening Of the l3 and reached Asrser
the following night
The news BY the Canada fully by the Do.
spatch from Cape Race, with the exception OF the FOL
lowing:-
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Markets.

Nsv oaixAss. July o, 1850
Cotton-sas. tod'y :ooo es.es, market gnehanged
cotton to Havre Ike. Rest Of the market unchanged
flour inactive. Toward stree, o q. wheat ssesiv
red 81 20 81 IS; white 81 90 81 So Corn quiet ys.
low &c .3c. Provisions Arm aai unchArsed whis~ey
2otso. ale
PxuApurs. July q, 1880
flour Inactive. Wheat dull white 81 90 at 81 40 raj
81 q Corn quiet, yellow SIC a sc. Provisions qui-s
Mess pork SIS 10 Hs Vs. wsskey STEADY a, 2ie 20
flour auiei aad steady wheat dan and tending down.
81 10 Corr opened dull !, closed nrner ssss 20 900
busoes n totc. Canal freights weaker, bu, vithou,
auo,abin change lake imports 1000 bes nour, ooo
bushe. sbeat 100 900 bushels Canal exports Al 900
bushels wheat 5000 bushes corn, 1900 bushels oats
BrvAfo, July 2s-5PN
sin, IS a % 3!H for extra MIehigns, Indiana 700
Ohio Is so q Is for double extras Wheat duII.
sales 1900 bushels new red OHIO 81 81 10 oorp-
Market opened dull, but closet &c hghrr. sass
20 900 bushels q, SOC for Ohio, 70 arrive So,,c sic
for Illinois. Other grains nominal vhskey less arr.
Impors-20oo bbs -four. 10 90 bushels ybeas Ioa 900
do Exports-4OO bbls Sour Al os) ,.,aes rbs,t
5000 bushels corn, 81 900 DO. oats.
Flour dor br, unchanged whrat as,ei. sales 800
bushels Canada Club at 81 10 Corn bu,ysnt offers %
1000 bushels Indiana at Bgxc. other grams quiet
sans irelghis nrin a 2's on hour SIC wheat and
az. oa corn y nsw f9rs Lake imporis-l5o IBIS neur
-yso onsnes wheat 5000 bushels corn, go bushes
oats kKports-2Sso bbk aour 2lo0o bushels uheat,
u zoo bushes corn, Is go bushels oats
CucAGc july IS, 100
fiouf aue; AID tending dovnvsrds: sses at ~ ~
~ 10 choice spr.ng, - Al % 70 red winter Wheat
I'm sies 1000 bushels al p)c Tor No spring, %
~ Tor red winter In store active saas 10 .cOf
bushels u iSc sas &c, 10 store. Oats a1iet a. %
Receipts-To0 bbs -four, IS O09 bushes wheat, 40,or
corn, 100 bushels oats Shpps15 Do bushels wheel
i01 90 bushels corn % 90 bushels oats Frcights
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