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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

U1NOR IENT-TWo Ro0Ms-Furnished or un-
II furnished. Inquire ut No. 90 McFarland-street.
~ lma29-bFl
WJNOR RENT-R o o NJ S-Nortli- east corner Of
H Central avenue CWestern-row) and COurt-street.
Inquire of A. j. KIZER, at Guion u Kizers Iron
and Hardware Store. ma2B-b'
EOR RENT-.To. a gentleman, bedroom, fur
N nished or unfurnlshed without board, In a pri-
yate family. Central location. Terms, 50 rs per
week. Address Mrs. u. THOMAS, p. o. ma2s-b'
EOR RENT-Two new three-story Brick
H Houses, situated on the east side Of Plum-st.,
between Fourth and Fifth. The houses have never
been occupied aud contain twelve rooms, halls, bath
room, water-clusets, gas, &e., with modern finish
and improvements Rent $3.50 per annum, payable
monthly. Apply to J. W. LYON, No. 467 George
street, below Mound, or to O. y. BETS, Mayors
Office. ma2S-C'
VNOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM Suitable for
~ manufacturing purposes, third or second story.
Room 23N70. Rent-third story $780, and second
story $3.50, Inquire ut No 2I4 Second-street near
Western-row, of MN. BLANEY ma2s-aw'
ENOR RENT-At No, 112 Milton-stIeet, very
- good house, OF seven rooms and wocellars water
drawn in the kitchen. Healthy and pleasantly sitU-
ated. Inquire at Prospect Hill Cottage, above.
g. lma2S-b-J --t
WINOR RENT-A TENEMENT--In the College.
E One Of the most charming places In Covington
for a summer residence, Call and examine.
ma2I-d~ 3. A. HAINEB, Covingten, KY
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

PirrsBuRG, March 2s.--The election of Di-
rectors for the p, Ft w. and O. Railroad
Company to-day resulted in the success of
the ticket headed by Thomson and Cass, by a
very large majority, n.q1' i7f. io .ll or
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
KXNCUTIYE COMMIT
18th B. I, Slime.
n:I.44 4l,o, ot,,.o5,

The President then returned his thanks for
the honor the Convention had conferred upon
him by selecting him as Chairman of their
meeting; exhorted them to labor for the sue
GEES of the ticket until it had been completed,
when the Convention adjourned, with three
cheers for their candidates.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
There are now remaining in the City Treas.

CoLK's UnBaELnA sroRs.-By references to
an advertisement, II will be seen that Mr..
Cole has removed his umbrella establish
msnt ffom Main to Fourth-strset.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
Noininated for Mayor.

- ,SPHiLADRLpHIA, March 2S.---John Robbins,
an, administration Democrat has been nom
mated by the Democrats Of this city for
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

For SALE.-Two desirable routes on the
Daily Press. Apply at the Counting-room.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
FOUND.

NlsOUND-Two Blood -hound Sluts. Thv owner
paying charges mss7'S'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
LOST.

III OST-A Black and Tan Terrier (sIutJ Pup
~ about three months DID, with fancy leather coll
lar. Any person returning her to 155 Broadway,
or Steam Marble Works, corner Of Fifth and Broad
way, will get Ave dollars reward. maybe
II OST-0n Saturday, between CoyinRton and Gin
N cnnau small oval breastpin, with the like
ness OF boy in It,. Any one finding II will be lib
orally rewarded by leaving II with either Of the Cap
tains Of the ferry boat. lma2s-bl J. T0SS0.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

( LouIsvmLE, March 2s-P. M.--fhe river is
rising slowly, with five feet eleven inches
water in the Canal. Weather clear Mercury
--.-z-.-----
PITrsBURG, March 28-P. My-No change
in the river since noon.. Weather clear and
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.


The regular demand Tor currency Win
,h. Am. s.,,,,,, hy the rxobanve- -deaters Of ali
ar -. i,,L. 49,, a. ,,,ty N Money sotnewbat
49, -. ..s,, sSo.,,.to h. ~ b,fafbSsa demand
s,..s - - y, .l.t .t,ta.aLta Geedob, ali
Ourrenoy s coming J" WIN Soiis'"oi ~ " !. I 49,,
things tdnsidered; and deposit accounts IN lhru-
Atreet arr stilI orAdnafIt auanientihR -.r.
,,,. ,s-... = - !. - I,,,,,t-.A g. ,,.,,.r.
EasteIn Exchange va moIo ~ ~ aI i,t. a. art
gay, anu many deeieh Pau ~ 1esh ~ vi a,d ar.ae -
fless ehq Dh.nVs r.i,ss, r VIZ" "
lecA.ent OF lneu apaSly lvI I'm ~. :. .o.
Inc Bankeis Mefs oesr9us o. M plyf ts 9,,d f,n,
premium ~ tney arc rncesinb III ~ M ~
the OHIO and Indiana Banks. Inc sopPH 70 hsh'
and Will DC ngntcr. Il. q. - o.. -.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
BoARDrNu.I

R0ARptNtt Two gentlemen can DO accommo-
ID dated With pleasant front room, second floor,
furnished, ETC., with or without board BY making
application At No. lD1 West Third-etreet, i've doors
above Plum-street, south side. ma2s-b'
ROARDING-0n or two gentlemen oT lady
MB and gentleman can have n comfortable front
room, with board, In private family. Apply at No,
81 Ninth street, between Vine and waihut.strects,
Ima2o-bfl -
NQOARDING-0ne or two gentlemen can obtain
Ia pleasant room, with hoard, In private faIqlI
where few boarders ere kept Apply at No. 10f
Longworthsstreet, near Plum. mA2e-bF
U1OARDING-A gentleman and wife, or two
- single gentlemen, can obtain q large unfur.
nished front room, lighted with gas, with board, at
No. 20 ueoree'ssrrct. Reference required. ma2s-b'
WlOARDING-Three or four more boarders at
hp No. 101 Longworth-street, near the corner Of
John. ma2s-bf
ROARDING-A large, airy, qnfurnished room
1D for n family, with board. A few gentlemen
can be accommodated with board and lodging Also
day -boarders can be accommodated, No. 151 Syca-
more e-strect, between Fifth and Sixth. -
mh1s-aws 7. A. ROWE.
ROARDING-A gentleman and wife, or two
- gentleman, can obtain board, with the comforts
q home, In pleasant location Gas and bath on
lma28-b'l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

!" A N TIE D-Seyeral smart active boys, from
w fourteen to sixteen years Of age, at Fleet;
woods LithOgraphic Establishment, Nos. 81 and
80 West Third-streot. Apply Immediately.
fma1S-hF1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE Cry AUbIToR.-
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council the following exhibit of the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the city for the
week ending last Saturday, together with
the amount remaining in the Treasury at
that time: ItlU U.tl N Atit "a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
AFTERNOON SESSION,

torial Delegates: VIM. Bright, BENZ. William
son, j. W. Wall, and Jno. @. Rafferty,. The
Congressional Delegates are: First District
Jno. L.. Sharp and Samuel Hannah; Second
District, David Maar and Geo. T. Ford; Third
District, Joshua Doughty and Albert h. Spear;
Fourth District, Jno. Hyler and Robt. Hamil-
ton; Fifth District, Samuel Wescott and Jacob
Vanarsdale. .r. : ...r l. -.r..-sl. -.i as
Resolutions were adopted as follows; The
first denounces the Republican position in
Congress as disregarding the provisions of the
Constitution for the protection of slave pro
perty. The second says the Constitution
must be sustained, and ready observance Of
the laws enforced to preserve the Union.
The third asserts that Federal legislation on
slavery should be limited by the Constitution;
all that instrument gives should be acceded,
and all it withholds should be denied. The
fourth says. it is the duty of every State to
protect itself against invasion by fanatics,
and to punish offenders in an exemplary
manner. -.IiA W. e.
4 The fifth is in favor of the fugitive-slaye
law, and in favor of the slave-trade. The
sixth re-indorses the Cincinnati platform,
and says we will consent to no unauthorized
interposition of it. The SEVENTH is for tariff,
by wise discrimination, in favor ofhome man
ufacturers and says the government should
for public uses, favor home products. The
eighth recommends W. @. Alexander fol-
Yice-P President. The ninth recommends the
delegation, on all question1 to cast united
vote. The tenth says the administration Of
President Buchanan has been statesmanliks
and ronaarvativa. NJ fgAa.falf. 70 u tHt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
FOR SALE.

UNOR SALE-A good route on morning paper
n which is in fine condition, and increasing rap
idly. viii be sold cheap for cash. Inquire Of the
book-keeper at this office, ma29-d
GNOR SALE-Ten Coal-carts, ten sets Harness.
II two Head chains for Barges, one Wagon for
four horses. Inquire at the Coal Office, No 1lS
Fifth-street. ma2s-h+
WNOR SALE-LoT-A valuable building lot, In
II u good neighborhood on John-street, above
o Clark; Apply at the Mill on corner western:Eow
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

"ANTED-A few good Milliners-also an ex-
w perienced SaleswOman-at the Cheap MILL
merry Store, No. Is West Fifth street, near Main.
ma2S-b+l .t
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

"ANTED-BOARDER or eight gem
w tlemen be accommodated with boarding,
on reasonable terms, by applying at No. 81 Plum
street, between Front and Columbia ma2S-b"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

NUANTED--TO D0RROW-23OO, ut 10 per cent,
w for twelve months. Good security. Address
q. II. SMITH, No, 40 Chestnut-street and Western
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

NNOR SALE-HoUSE-At two-story Brick House,
containing six rooms, cellar and out houses all
the promises No. 46S Ninth-street, west Of Har-
ret ma23-awF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

"ANTED-TO REMOVE N-MOLD
w FROM LINEN-This useful knowledge i'm
parted gratutously TO visitors at J0HNS0N'S Gal
lery, Ninth and Main, where perfect likeness can
be obtained for ten cents and upward. ma29-a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
FOR RENT.

UNOR RENT-Two RoOMs-Furnished or un-
II furnished. Inquire ut No. 90 McFarland-street.
..T Gma2q-bFI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

"ANTED-B Y-To learn the shoemaking
w business, or one who knows how to sew, to
whom fair wages will be given. Apply four doors
north Of tho omnibus stand, opposite the graveyard
CunminsvillC ma2S-bf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

The SPRING ELEcrIoN.-As the spring cleo
ton Is near at hand, Candidates and politicians
will consult their own Interest by calling on
leave their orders for prime Baltimore oys-
ters, to be delivered any time prior to or after
the election. Orders promptly filed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

Tuesdays New York Times observes concerning
Monday last. tH 'H3
"The discount rates to-day outside Of Bank arc
much the same as at the close Of last week, with q
good inquiry for prime lists of l6l6 months indosed
paper at per cent, and for shorter bills at 5d5if
per cent. Temporary loans are generally quiet at
56I5h per cent select collateral and per cent.
the rule among or between the Stock Brokers.
Exchange opens for Wednesdays steamer nt lOsA6g
lOs7n on London, and f5l7h on Paris. Mogt Of the
cult at present TO call the market anything but
steady. Some Of the Brokers report London a shade
frmer." ia. .f... .t...Ir -I
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

NEW ORLEANS, March ZIP. M.--Flour continues
dull, without any change Of importance; the demand
sales at sl7 5O@l7 70; very little doing for export
Lard unchanged, and dull at lQlec. Bacon In mod
lOc. for Sides. Bulk Meats dull, and prices droop-
ing; sales q Shoulders at 6Ac and Sides at s1se.
and prices nominal at 20ISc. for Rectifed. A mod
crate demand for Cheese, and the market firm at
steamer Monarch has arrived, and the aurora de-
nd III
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29
New Jersey Democratic stato Conventior

New Jersey Dem0crhtic sthto CohVehtioH'
TRENTON, March 2s.-The Democratic State
Convention met at twelve o'clock for the
choice Of delegates to the Charleston Con-
vention. There was q large representation,
and Andrew butcher was appointed tempo
rary Chairman. -..l-.t ...s.
Adjocrned till two o'clock. . ...-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

"ANTED-TO BUY-The stock and fixtures of
w small-sized and established confectionery,
for which cash will be paid. Address C0NFEC-
TIONERY. Daily prpsa C1ificp. ma28-lA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

WINOR SALE-CALORIC ENGINE-The ,Caloric
g Engine, which 10 known the whole country over
Press Address JOHN ID. CALDWELL,
maI3tf Cincinnati, Ohio,
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" N 7 IL D-A reliable gentleman, abont to
w travel In the South, would faithfully attend
10 making collections, selling real estate, &C. in the
states OF Mississippi Alabama Louisiana, Arkansas
and Texas. Inquire Of ANDREW @. HEBRON, Land
and General Agent, N1 West FOnrth-st. ma2S-bf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

II 80 feet front on Fourth street by lGO feet deep
between the residence Of Judge Este, and the Pike
private residence now to be had in the city Terms
easy, and made known on application to NJ ii. COOK,
at No. 361 West Fourth-street. maSam
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

"ANTED-A SITUATIoN-By man twenty:
w six years Of age, clerk in lumber or coal
yard or shipping house. Address W. p b., Daily
Press Office. ma2s-bf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

"ANTED-A Store, or part of one, on Fourth
w or Fifth-street, between Vine and Main. Ap-
ply at No 81 West Third-street, Room 4. ma29-b'
WAETED-At No, 337 Eight: street good
W German girl 20 do tho work Of n small fam
eiy. None other need apply. . ma29-br
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WANTED.

'"wANTs,p "fOR SALE" "F0R RENT
"LOsT," "FoUND,n "BOABDING." &c,--Ad.
Nertisemtats coming under these headings, not eNs
eedI6 ve lines will be inserted twier for VI cents
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

:" "ANTED-A SITUATION-By a first.rate
w button -hole-maker Apply at No. ~ Plum
street. nm stairs ma28-br
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

"ANTED-Men seeking situations as clerks,
W. saesmen, book keepers, bar-keepers, porters,
ccOpors, mechanics, aborers and others, should APP
ply at the Merchants Clerks Registry Office, No.
i2S Walnut street. lma2S-b~l HALE co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

WANTED-SUIT OF CLOTHES-will any
w merchant tailor let me have coat, vest and
pants-about S33-which will pay s. per week upon
until paid. Address A. X. c., Press Office ms2S-b
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-03-29

"ANTED-TO PURCHAsE-On Walnut Hills
w "a small house and lot, not to exceed 81, 600
Address JOHN r., at Daily Press 0ffice, stating
price, location and terms ma2S-aw%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13

rs The nor bern for,s we're captured anos three
h,urs ngutlns and the others surrendered Tho Alss
Iost four hundred killed and wounded They occupied
T,n Tea The Ambassadors there, and would soon
proceed for Pe2in With an escort o. cavalry,
China Dispatches received yesterday via Trieste s'is
ual a. early gu ,u ssion ected
TIE london Times trusts that the despatch had or0nsu'
Ease ae ss and thai srd Ega IL not going 70 fesa VIZ
o., a army as that exactly the opposite Of "H ue
should do 10 obtain permssest peace hospns m''e
Is secessary than that Pekn should know 1aa cog 'u
has n arm long erous to resen A~' SUI
oaasse any breach Of faith 50 long IS The hmpefof %
bsv. lis capitol on, Of reach so long will nc care hNe
VIA. treaties he may sign 70 remove any immediate
re,su,e The 7me hopes therefore, that he Amoissa
doe. With the magnificent which they have 81 insr
er,nara will make their appearance at Pekn, accom-
named bv force .uGcleat 10 make such Impression on
IT, ppei aI mind render any Chinese expeditions
o.,scesssry for many years 70 come.
Tie rebel. had Withdrawal fro II Sharghie
ne .ettlerent OF silk amounted TO 900 bales
fu public of tea yesterday ven. Of IN most cases
A. previous rates
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TIE WARSAW CONFERENCE.

LONDON, Nov 2, 1850.
Tue correspondent OF tho London inns at Vienna sup
Plies Information TO what passed al the Conferences,
tho monarchs and their ministers had several inter.
views bsi did little than exchange opinions con-
corning the state OF Earope declaration vas drawn
up but not signed because the soveregns and their
ministers could not TO understanding on several
matters importance Gortcnakon failed to convince the
Pruseian and Austrian statesmen that IT would be al
vnutaseous TO all parties Il the treaty OF hsroh 1906
were sub eced to revision. Russia 1, exceedingly dc
erous remaining her position OF the Danube and doug
away with neutrality tho Black Sea 1t related
that 6ortshakoG sai Reicl5erg had an alteration nj
iha KrrH arst intcrY leH.
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AFFAIRS IN ITALY.

Tba London Times stll without comment on French
Intervention az Gaea and the Paris journals have not
YET adv trted TO the subject.
The London Times considers that unless some uniore
seea eve changes the fortunes o. war, few days must
srfee 10 drive the Bourbon sovereign from Gaeta.
Naples letter OF the 2T,h satcs that Gavazzi was TO
preach h. nrst the principal church OF the
Jesuit.
The London Times asserts that AUstssa can scasoe'y
even now make up her nind that the game Is lost In
Italy No doubt had the Northern shown her
more active sathy and had her diplomacy been mors
Of success she would done desperate deed
TIRE Nov. ., 1850.
Admiral Persano has commenced and suspended firing
~ TIE royelsts near Gaeta
re news Of mysterious expediiicn under General
Tlrr oss been declared pure invention.
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NnITARY PREpARArlONs on FRANCE

TIE Iotdon Herald Paris correspondent rays the GO
vsrument has contracted with private shp builder. FOR
INC Immediate construction Of 100 iron cascd steam gum
bosu 70 mount single ride In the bows Snd have \
thaI irart Of water
Captains IN the French mercantile marine have been
Informed by circulars from the MlG;ster OF Marine ihst
ia The even, Of war they s be taSes into the service
as secoaJ Leutenants re the proposition Is given dis
subtraction (, is said that It will be proposed 10 give
them pepsiou.
TT. reported that Mr. wsitworih has contracted 10
supply the French Nth any number OF his rses 1t for
pounds Zach.
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NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA

NFWS From SOUTH AXEkIIA.
Brazil and River Fiate malls hafc arrived, but Tie
news has been mostly anticipated. Hides were dgl.
The wo,l crop promised well Freishis low. Exchange
6sh a6T
AT Bahia the stock or sugars was nearly exhausted;
sales unimportant Oottoa--No ,aos Tor expectation
Exchange, 2es.
Al rernAmbuoo the eut'is Of the rev crop OF sugar
were rlaing. Co,,on-No change In valcc. Fresnts
aas Ter wart Of produce Exchange, 81 Las6.
~ Rio Jsrsiro ooneo was Grmer at advsr y Q: 50
= leo rcs demand FOR superior good. Eroh.nzc, q
anT.
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uor1p or RErHEsrrT aTfvus
BsssAge No 2irom bic txsencncy the ccve-or vas
-ece-su and tcsd - follows
TxeCrrvE DEPARTMENT D
siott rov go (
erErlEuss ~ rzS s~Ars Ash hccss c. RsraAsssIs
II is cv-us TIE rtss-z s.er &C X trsrv sreu q the
a. rsk. The fe-re
r. ecse 70 recanag loss ,, s- fnffeu-- ID Il "a
ode. skrn6 der
~ scs Tsef AID would he m ~ n ths .tr h
rrcur- Or rerni' the p.icte hsr e<eus Il invnrr
hsn ~ kevy pecunisry osa.e g-s n esue IA me
L<~x ksS af- -ssssca ( y Us. fa~~.rs ~-~r,~sfruy
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INDEPENDENCE OF THE SOUTH.
70 rak EDITOR or THK ngRALo.

Nrw Ycsz, Nov IL, 1860
~ private ietters received from chareston 70 day
am 0ediby Informed that Of meeting o. promirsn,
ciirus heid ~ Judge hssrs,hs, somc persons being
present from Georgia and Alabeua. n was there DO.
cded 70 form separate government, cod that dech.
ration Of Independents vas actually dfs~n up, and
COMMITTEES appointed 10 Obtain lbsueaiA signatures Ia
|. many States ~ possible The thing Is being manage.
secretly a prtscsi eu; the pios nus, 'oAk our sscn
EV r
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THE LATEST MARKETS

tAN hkFpCL CVTTnN NAEkEt -f0fs =.
sai.s Il LAY about ~ eco eaicy usrsti ve,y srm
-s Brokers circular {, rot Jet prslishci bet tie I,
- Il 6rsres are oa:is sales az n, week III 600
49,. uCudiug s6 oco to SPECTATOR, and 10 600 to
portss Tie lower qualities hare improved I'd snd n
so1s easea - pcr pound, far add mlddlieg qualities
iars sl'anesd "a "a. Tic urper gradss have -
'Aaee4 sssi s1O& IN port COS 600 Sa,cs ofhlch sI2
80 are American Tse el.elsi qao,aiobs are &c, yet
~scsrAbss
ne aavee' from Naneh ssisr are favorable
TIE srtsd'tSss msrke, opens quls. ba, rss.y Or,
a-n Tctcv sps ~. 80, o.
s,e -tsaV steady.
bivFRrooL corn N,gKrr wov !.
A. sverige attendance of the trade wsca, = -,
oasgnpiyC demand a, Tuesdays extreme ate. tior-
.fsa1g At previous Prices Indian corr rross ,od IN
pspss "a a 81 pr quarter good oacrins % e. a..
LONDON CORN MARKET Soy.2
sHty q foreign grain rocersie wssher DRY asi
- nsst AID ioreiga ~ho.t sod pretty ~,,i 81 Mo.
"a. Ftcs Floating csrross movc ca a. f1i rate, SCI
s,oss roUd o0ly led iisue ,br cosr, weird socu
r ~ fiour so,i fully a. we'll lntlsn era % =
sas oa',. as.-cr.
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The rouey msrkc, is generally unohanset gonsols
cilse al g? 90 FOR money and a,couni
ANrucsN STOCKS.
tAhof Ceafa hAlroa1 fharcE .......s........ff II
NeV h"'k tcnHN hsiros1 .....s.......tt...,..s sls
80 w
LospoS. Nos. z, 1880.
tie iondoa nmsf city article dAted hursiay eveanE
saysThe Bank Court 20 day made no Alteration n the
rate u discount but further withdrawals Of gold con-
tlnue II Ia believed that upward movement must be
expected Ia The Of week fortnight Tac &c ~
from Caa toeay favorable TO the general prospects
tnc market that any rise tina, may adoJicc 10;
ser oo followed b. the necessity OF further steps in
TIE direction. INC stock exchange olosed TO-
Jay ihe Parts Bouise also closed, IL Consequence
q me festival OF AL Santa. Too amount Or gold wa.
lras t.ora the 8ank was Gs0, 900
LfyEEroOL CoTroS NARssr.
saes 81 he thrco 3sys. neiat Nc wednesday, scs3
1921 5aes naaipg - 0so balcs 8 spsse .. - Aad
exporters There has been "a 5aace Of "a a. p.r
poGsa fae &C rggrs ron Ansrsa eaascd TIE RI. Z
marsc' closes win n upSatd tendency
TRADE Wrrlur.
no sdvic's fcou nsg1hss'c favorable "a, msrxe
fot cotton goes boiag quiet sui 0rm
LIVERPOOL BEE ,pstUFFs x.RSET.
SOC sreoce 4 @ wltoa.s. Essh q, ana ,tsers q.
port sous opened cuii, Win ouo'aigu, barely mao.
tn ri Western, III. On ~ a.. s5utocrr te' Ell
L. vh,'s, l2a ~ ~, ooru ofensd es,ei o.,
ov tai asea ca. white, sos a sss.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MtUKEr.
go, - 49, a. gae, Bs''od .'ay. CO a. o1esr,
!. ~. -, ~; Pos cue, o,.a geet lArd
S1y hta' Ialo~ haiy Al t5s SIS. o.
tiyEsroot PRODUCE w,REEr
sugA euoJAn' Bcc dsm OoGie aaisN Ashes agc,
or bqt1 pos aoa p-ars 80 ~ gQf E1stn steady.
s.m@oa, p 81 S' Of spri" terseatae afn A.
LoSpoN A,rrgrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-13
TpOURI,E IN POLAND.

rae Poles displayed such disoyd sr,Ft while Aloz'
ander wa al ina. hs Majesty unable TO con.
ceai the vcxation he felt