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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

A WELL ON A LRoPELLER.-The Green
Bay Advocate tells the following. The
propeller Rocket. on late trip down, was
boarded, at one of the small towns in
Michigan, by an old lady not posted in
the modern improvements in the lake
steamers. When few hours out, the
old lady discovered two men pumping up
water to wash the decks, and the Captain
being near by, she accosted him as fol-
lows: We'll, Captain Rice, you've got
a well aboard, Ell? Yes, ma'am, always
carry one, says the polite Captain
well, that's clever. | always did dis
like the nasty lake water, specially in dog
days
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

TALK Of the sympathy Of the graver
and sadder sentiments Of our nature, the
friendship that springs into being from
the unforeseen recognition of kindred
tastes, or that blooms upon the grave of
common sorrow Our discretionary,
and our experience-go to prove that
nothing so tbaws the ice of mutual re-
,e.ye, levels the barriers of previous
strangerhood so InstaHtaneously as a
hearty laugh, participated in and enjoyed
alike by both of the predestined acquaint-
ances.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

H Tommy, my son, what are you
doing there with your feet dangling in
the waterg ,ro lrgc.s-fft <yq
Trying to catch cold, ma, so that !
NAV have some more of those cough
lozengers you gave me Yesterday
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

WOMEN that are the least bashful, are
not unfrcquently the most modest; and
we are never more deceived that when
we would infer a laxity of prime pie from
that freedom Of demtanor which often
arises from total ignorance of yico.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

SINE men 0 a secluded and studious
life have sent forth from the closet or
the eloister, beams of intellectual light
that have agitated courts and revolution
lied kingdoms; like the moon. that far
removed from the ocean, AID shining up
On it with serene light, is yet the chief
ca Use of all the eddyings, and flowing of
that world of waters.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12
sg If there is q heaven on earth,

Rg If there is q heaven on earth, 1t
i, on soft couch by your fireside, with
your wife on one side and a smiling ba-
by on the other, clear conscience and a
dozen cigars. -Eschange.
If a man upon bis couch, with his
wife on one sile and a baby on the
other, passes his time in smoking cigars,
he may perhaps fancy himself in "a heay-
en- on EARTH but we don't think the vile
and baby would be likely to indulge in
anv such delicious fancy louisville
Journal.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

% Sorrows grow less and less
every time they are told, just like the
ages of women If this be true, we adj
wise women to tell their sorrows instead
of their ages.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

R A man from the country, whose
wife had eloped and carried off the feath-
er bed, was in Louisville in search of
them not that he CARED anything about
the wife, 'but the feathers, said he,
'them's worth forty-eight cents pound
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

ne An invincible wit and punster
asked the captain of a craft loaded with
boards, how he managed to get dinner
on the passage? why replied the
skipper, we always cook aboard Cook
board, do yoap rejoined the wag;
then see you have been well suppl
ed with provisions this trip, at all
events. 49, IT 1
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

We must not undervaluo physicians
Perhaps the fabric of society would fall
without them they are its pille,s.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

IT has been said that we can earn gen
une Il aahood Only by serving out stead
lily ard faithfully the period of boy
hood.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

w A lady's home dress ought to
ast q long while: she never gears ii out.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

The d:scontented man finds no easy
chair.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12

xe- Poets often fnl themselves in
close corners ol;evhere than in the news
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-09-12
Yours,

Prescott, Sept. 6, 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

A BETTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND 0ESTEME,
N convert their cast Oh clothinx into cash hun,
bug. The highest price paid for Carpets Furniture
ery. Call address lS seventh avcngc between Nine
terrnh Twentieth Ladies attended by Mrs
No Busness transacted Saturdays
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HOTELS

u,vOuRTH kvysUE HOTEI-Sr AND ~ FOURTH
hesweeo Twenty third end Twenty fourth streets
FAMILIES or Renrseu accommodated with handsome Roos,
9Th on whou, Roard visiting the city viii End his
qnles ana tesahe sioTrre recs Ierns very modersie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

c1OS OOO TO 1o,H-oN CITY OR BROOKLYN
slZJ.VuV property, or on productive Farms IN this
haie SO 90 n tis PER cent interest Apply fOIN
CoNsEY 10 ~ c0lce Of the Peoples Fire insurauce Comra
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, JULY II, 1860.


- rrktEffR NANTED-A HUSBAND AND WIFI
Pable u taxing ch urge Of a furnished house. Apply
dsy JARVIS II Canal street from twelve, for tire
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

OCULIsTs AND AURISTS.
~ SIGHT
HEARING
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
EYE
EAR
TESTIMONIALS
READ
ROBERT RAGE Fan
President OF the Goolhue Fire Insurance ,otnpany
DR.. voS NQ~Hzfsxys, Oculist and Aurist
No. lW Clinton Place
DEAR sal am living witness Of IN the ocera
ton Of the esr-hsvfng recent vH New Orleans become
totally deaf In and by the advice fiens h
brought me N your Office where your vn,s
scarcely any pain entirely cured into ysrr oc,
oea ana my hearing well cverfor which sh.ll
ever oe thankful 70 you Should think proper You can s
With sreai respect,
Your oheiieni servant
Nrw YONG, July II, ls6O. ~
Fron
- GEORGE GORDON ESQ, NEW YORK
" Won Moschzsker operated deafness n my
ene asiacton In few days perfectly restored and
Mluyh hconvenitnce or Interruption business hsfo
,,Eo. GORDON, 60 war u.
Nrw York, June D. 1892
DR MOScHzrsRER - -
WAY be consulted dlsenses Eye an1 rsr Wncn
requires snrEca OF medical treatment ur,n ~ c'oVW
lN CLINTON PLACE. EIGhfh s'HSSi'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

MONS I. IF GRAND-vAIs CLASSICAL AND COW
WI 0erCil Hosrling school Hufsou terrace Hobnken
Arnnai sessto begins September New pupils received al
AZ llDe rreglIrs wth0gi sAtri charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

77TH wARD..AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
IL Tammsny Hall Ward Committee Eleventh Ward,
of which Benismn 4. Khoads Chairman, held Mt Martin
Mayors Democratic Hall, No I'D Third Monday
evening 18th inst the following resolutions unanimous
ly adopted
Whereas at regularly organized National Convention Of
the democratic held AZ the Of Baltimore the
Stephen Douglas aud Herschel johnson were nut in
nomination the President President
whereas the political principles OF these
10 the country sndconcfie In particular with the time
bonored principles OF the party aud wh rsss body of
national democrats feel bound this nomination
hearty support: therefore.
Resolved That hereby pledge
effort within 10 the election Of stephen A.
Douglas and Hersche " johnson Offices President
and Vice President OF the United States.
BENJAMIN T. RHOADs, Chairman.
JANIS DoSAurr, Secretary.
1cTH wkRD.-Ar AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
III the Brccknrifge and Lane Club, Sixteenth ward
Is the following gentlemen unanimously elected pera
officers az the Club.
p. L. Van Valkenhurrh President.
Robert Barclay fhales = Bliss. Vice Presidents.
WIN. X. Conner Horace Dresser, Jr, Secretaries
James h. Gle, tworth Treasurer.
The meeting Adjourned to meet at the house Of John H. Nc
KEGS LIS WEST Twentieth street Wednesday evening july
Is rs oelo \ 70 ion in procession TO attend the rncoa
etng of Breckiuriige and Lane Cooper Inst
l. VAN VALkENBuRGH President.
S " r. eG nsss.lu. Jr ssecreta'es.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

FT,HIRD wARD.-A POLITICAL INDEPENDENT MEET
ing will be held this Tuesday evening July H. clock
In the private building 800 Greenwich the purpose
OF taking consideration the pursue
campaign As matter OF great Importance full house
Is expected. JOHN WOLF
IETEDRTCXG
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THE TURF.


LNASIIiON RACES. SEPTEMBER 1850
IHOkLEliS GOLD cup,
VAIL ED AT $50.
This gold cur now on exhibition at xesss Ball Black
Co.'S Is offered by Joseph Thoey, OF London,
the Fashion Race Course, Long Island " Y during the
Fall Meeting September ls Open 70 All horses mares
fed On THORLEl's FOOD FOX HORSES AND CATTLE
For rules Sc apply the Depot Of Thoreys Food Il
way, n. y.
CARATOGA NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AY
~ July %. NJ four O'Clock T. " Purs. Si5cl. Mile
best three IN five In harness H. Pher names b. h. Ethan Al
len. j. ID. McMenns names br. T. Brown Dick
q. STARRING Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-17

THE COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION, APPOINTED
public meeting Of the national democracy OF the city
and county OF New York in favor The election Of John
Breckdrdge for President nd Joseph Tor Vice fres
deaf OF the United States held At the Irving Buildings No. $50
broadway the 9th Of July 1860 for the purpose OF certify
the et elton OF the members General Committee
aud TO designate time and place for such meeting for toe
election oncers careful investigation the
denas Of the different ward organizations do hereby certify
that the following members duly elected and they
requested meet Tuesday evening Jny H. at Irving
Buildings J?6 Broadway az O'clock orgaoiz ation.
JOSIAH W BROWN Chairman.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FENALES.

GERMAN LADY CsfNdLO oF coon EDUCATION,
and OF very good character wishes 10 and situation
seeper or 10 instruct yoang children, she undersan
King and All kind OF ladies' fancy work Address
Van Nordhausen, Cry inspectors oliee ~ chatham Greet
nsm N 5 O'Clock, Sundays excepted.
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For rules. &c apply the Depot Of Thoreys FOOD q Broad
| SARAToGA, NEW .yoRK.-rRoTTIyG-lHuRsD
-. JIy 20 2, four o'clock VI rarse sL Nil heats
len ). ID. McManns names Dr. 2 brown I piss -
FINANCIAL.
A TLANrIc SAVINGS BANK. NO. NEW BowEa7.
q Corner ;s,s Of cs.hsm sires.
sl per cent nieres. allowed.
July L Money 70 loan On bond ana morgags..
Up. eoorr,, Secretary. cHis n BAIfRY. Trs~nr.s
A ueUsT BELMONT co. BANKERS, NO % WALL
all Of The world through the Messrs Rchschd of PARA
London frankfort Vienna Naples other correspondent
RANxIse PARTNER wAsrED-A GENTLEMAN
qaanisnces IL the South and West wishes partner or lie
pSss Of s1s ass sSe Ss s
held In src confidence, and be addressed
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD BoNp INTEREsr.-TN.
n te,esi on nrs; MORTGAGE bonds a this company due
% g ss e S.s
ment Q. 9. CLARKE. Treasurer.
NEuLIoNs OF DOLLARS urc1A psHp IN BANK or
8 s s,% cs as 81 81 ss s
a ~ rac N k.naoa and andsrsas
and sraD,s Of
NrSSEI!5ITT 1 ~; y HSR sosn5 FUNDS soUoHi n
SUhSCklFIIONs To STUCK IN SOUTHERN BANK OF
~ ~ Louis -Bcoks OF snb-cripbn for twenty-five hun.
dred shares OF hundred dollars each "
the increased capital stock Of the southern Loua
Vii be opened The Bank OF Commerce IN New Yorx.
Thursday, l2ah July, ins4
Dividends stock subscribed for viii be paid IN NevT,s
This Bank has heretofore pail regular semi annual civ1
dends OF I've per cent each, In addition 10
amount ot surplua II. v. Vail.
TTN1or DINE SAVINGS RANK, <7p CANAL STREET,
~ corner a. Varck-Open daily from 10 70 O'Clock, and
fym 10 r. ~ Deposits from s5Opr ec~fvsd
ea637l Is recev~ dossnrs during the sss
year. per allowed. Deposits made on or be-
fore July ~ draw interest from July T. Non~S bcps
and mortgage. n. v. HAu3HwoCT. Presdrna
q. 4. CHArrr, Secretary.
WANrED-seo, on A LOAN orsFouR MONTHS IN.
w terest at three per month cured by good cola
trs. Address Cbeiscs, Post oniee.
ON mn TO scorO-psIE ATTENTION OF rApr
SlO.VOU tslisis or persons ~ means n called TO the
foowng.-A parry holding large intcresin OF most
valuable Improvements n the upon which wears
~ time and severe labor have been with
ture Of meansl successfully cenp-d secured oy
several letters patent In the vsted States aud Europe com
peed by fore OF circumstances part With portion or
the whole Of said interest Part cash and other OF
properly securities would be taken, and very liberal
verify and 81 grea. vsLre IN
those holding niere H. Proup. action highly
the time limited, and DESTROYS invest.
raing the subject make infn ede application III VIM
A. llTNH Esl ~ The uice q the American Agricultural
ls9 Water street NJ
c1OS O00 TO 1o,r-oN CITY OR BROOKLYN
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

OT DrMANDE-UN VALET ne PIED. coSSA1SsAN'
" y service de IA table. EnvOyer sdresse o. r.. DO
III Herald odise.
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Z
co REwARD.-LosT on FRIDAY, JULY IL IN UrTrc
~ son street six Keys. attached steel finder
WI ,reive e - !ye reward on leaving he Abers
Van N'sies, 20 West street
QD REWARD.-LOST on SUNDAY AFTERNOON
nue. depot thence Parka ch's Narseileo
cspe. The Under will please 10 I'D East Fourteenth
| Street.
90 REwaRD.-LOST, ON FRIDAY EVENING A
0O small blue Scotch terrier to name
OF Rowdy: The above reward viii be paid 70 I'D
cO BOARD At l0i SPRING STREET, FOUR DOORS
four young have good Board pleasant Rooms
aud he privilege 81 bath room for - per week each.
cS REwARD-LosT. AN ITALIAN GREYHOUND
and white last PARK Hal Of Records
The above will be paid person who viii deiyrr
the dog at 70 East Twen'y ninth street
cS REwARD.-LEfT, IN THE NEW HAVEN CARS oy
CC The morning of the 18th inst. Nfemoran-
dum Book The above reward VIII be paid lo
froni street.
01O REwARD.-Losr, SUNDAY NIGHT, PASSING
avenue 70 Twenty third from there slr,h avenue
TO Bleecker, part " diamond ring, forming n
msa Get WIN xnorhes s"sf fsa s,1 . IN
VZC tih inst, In the PARK. during dri Of the zouayes
gold Watch, Geneva make. No. ~ On the inner c.ss
was ne inscription, Presented TO- "a gentleman whoes
reward viii be paid delivery the owner at The wayer-
icy House, og Broadway, and no questions asked
GS0 REWARD LOST BETWEEN ATLANTIC AMI,
COO 0rnoers Bank, and Hudson River H. depot r,i'
ot bank bills containing hundred and eighteen dollars
and WIZ the is9 Chambers street. VIII receive
the above reward.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20

WAsHTNGToN, September 19.-Capt. Ingraham,
Chief OF the Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography
was to-day ordered to the command of the sloop-
ofwar Richmond.
1t is said that several of the bids under the Pa
cifc Telegraph proposals have been withdrawn
decision will be made by the Secretary of the
Treasury in day or two.
Mr.. Larcentree will leave for Mexico with Minis.
ter McLane on Saturday Secretary of the Lega-
ton.
Commander Maury has obtained leave of absence
for six weeks to visit Europe.
Assistant Secretary of State, Mr.. Trescott, has
returned from absence of several weeks in South
Carolina
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20
Great Storm at Mobile.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l9.-The Mobile papers of
Sunday, received here by the Southern mail, re-
port the particulars of the terrible storm which
Cured there on Saturday. The steamers and other
shipping in those waters sustained much damage.
The water covered the sidewalks half way between
Water and Royal Streets and several walls of build
ings and warehouses were so much damaged to
fall. About 10000 sacks of salt were destroyed.
A fire occurred at the same time in Goodman's
cotton warehouse, and burnt 900 bales. Pomeroy
d Marshal's warehouse also caught fire and burnt
with impunity, being inaccessible to the firemen.
1t is feared that great damage has been sustained
bv vessels the coast. The estimated loss here is
c50O mn
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Mr.. Hindes was received with cheers, when he

SAID:
Gentlemen Of the COnuentiOn:-It has been part OF
my business in any period Of my life to make speeches
ana you ainly will not expect from tonight
You VIII please accept my most grateful acknowledg
ment for the position in which you have placed me to-
night All can say is that it shall be my pride and aim
shonld be eiected-tha is not the expression to
when am elected for expect to be- administer the
city government with strictest economy-not however,
by adopting penny wise and pound foolish policy y
but by careful and judcous system can say no more
than have. might talk to you for hour, but it
would all amount to what have said will close with
the assurance that will do all in my power to secure
place in the City Hall after the tenth of November
(CheersD
There were loud cries for "Ryan," in response to
which that gentleman took the rostrum and made
speech, In which he congratulated the Convention
on having straght-out American for a nominee
and and prophesied his election. He also said that
Mayor Swami would retire from the Mayoralty
crowned with more laures than any man who ever
hHed the position. He urged the friends of the
nominee to go to work to manufacture public opin-
ION, and closed by telling ne,o story about Bobby
ana the sheep. The Convention then adjourned.
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The Late storm in the Gulf.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 1S.-The bark Cephus
Sterrett, from Rockland, and the ship Galena
went ashore in the Passes during the recent Storm
and have returned to the city for repairs. The
brig West India went to sea. Ten lives were lost
in Passa Loutre. Several lighthouses on the Mis-
sissippi coast were blown down.
MOBILE, Sept. 17.-Five steamboats, were lost
during the storm of Saturday. The ship r. H..
Dixey, from New York, bound to Baltimore, was
blown ashore on the lower bar of Mobile bay, and
rendered total wreck. The captain and several
of the crew persisted.
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MEETING OF THE REP UBLTCAE CITY CON.
VENTION

Inc regular weekly meeting of this body took
place last night at ROyston's Hall, corner of Bati
more street and Tripoetts alley. A very fair num-
Der of members were present. The meeting was
called to order by the President G. F. Wagner.
Esq, few minutes after eigh O'Clock The pro-
ceedings of the last meeting were then read by VIM
Gunnison, DR., Secretary, and were approved.
Additional delegations from the first and thirteenth
wards were renorted, whose credentials were re-
erred to the Committee on Credentials.
Full delegations were also reported from the 5tb ,
18th, and 18th wards.
The committee, after n short absence, reported
iavorably upon the credentials of the new delega
tiOns.
The delegates from the 1st ward are: joseph L.
Whlte, George Bscoe, danes Wayson, A ndrew J.
Bachelor, and Lewis Scott
9th ward-Wiliam Parkhill, Richard Parker
James Logan, Geo. Hindes, and Daniel Beverly.
F. Emery, John Il. Robinson, and j. II. Greens
fielder.
James Harris was elected delegate from the
lstn ward to I'LL the vacancy caused by the resig-
natiGn of James Martin.
On motion, committee of five was annointad hv
the Chair, to nominate permanent committees for
the Convention, who reported as follows
Erec"tpe CommiHee.-Messrs. Hooper, Speirht.
Lverltt, Iarr, Arrow, Hazen, Donnelly, Irwin, Y ca
ger and Williams
Finance CommiHee.-Messrs. Lockhart, Willis and
Richardson.
Corresponding CommiHee.-Messrs. Emery, Gillian
and Fowler.
The report was accepted.
The next business in order was the reception of
the report of the committee of one from each ward
represented l7), appointed at the last meeting to
take into consideration the propriety and expedi-
ency of nominating candidates for the several
municipal offices.
VIM. Il. Gleason, Esq, Chairman of the Com
mlttee arose and announced that he would present
a report signed by fifteen members of the commit
tee, but that minority report signed by two mem
oers would also be presen ted. Mr.. Gleason then
proceeded to read the majority report which after
reviewing the state of parties as now constituted
in the city, recommends that the Republican party
make no nominations for municipal officers, and
deems 1t nexpedient at the present time to present
a name to the consideration of the Republicans of
Baltimore, as candidate for the Mayoraty
MIR. j. Speight, of the 18th ward, read his minor
lty report, which recommends the nomination of
candidate for the MayOralty- it can be done
with the same propriety as nominating Electors for
the State-thinks the Republicans ought to form
no fusion with any party-and winds up with re-
solution declaring it expedient to nominate candi
dates for municipal offices.
The question was first taken on the adoption of
the minority. The vote was taken by wards each
ward being allowed to cast five votes The report
was rejected by 81 nays, IL yeas.
The majority report was adopted by 81 yeas and
IL nays.
The Convention then adjourned until Wednesday
night next at ~ O'Clock,
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DOMESTIC MARK FITS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Sept. 1S.-Flour &c.-The
sales 9s4O bbIs S. 255 35 for superne State and
Western extra So 505 65 for extra State S5 for
shipping brands of round hoop Ohio; $5.95d675
for trade brands do, and $6a675 for St. Louis
Southern Flour is in fair supply and prices unchang
ed The inquiry is air-saes of 500 bbs at S5 SOFAS 10
for superfne Georgetown, Alexandria &C. and Sc 156
750 for the better grades Rye Flour supply
and is heavy-saes of 20 bbls So 5Od4 80 Cornmeal
is quiet-saes of Jersey at $3.50 and Brand inc at
Grain-The inquiry is less active the transactions com
psng about half of that done yesterday and prices
again lower Barleyis scarce and in fair request
loo bushels State (springl about 10 cts Oats
in better supply and close lower-saes State and
Western 40 Corn has declined offered free
ly. The demand is less active and chiefly for consump-
uonsales of 90 900 bushels at cts for ordinary
to prime Western Mixed 67 cts for very high mixed
yellow do and 40 CTS. for the latter in small lots Pro-
visions-lhe Pork market is dull and lower-saes of
1,10O bbs at Slsdl9 rs for mess $l4l4 so for
prime, and sl4dl4 81 for rumps Cofee-Rio is active
and the market is ouoyant. The auction sale of 600
bags went off with great spirit of 4c per
lb., and every lot sold at l3x0l5A cts averaging
S13 So Included in the sale some triage which sold
at I24 the quality generally was poor SINCE the
sale 500 bags Rio, ex P. c. Warwick sold at I4o14x
cts besides which 200 to 800 bags Laguayra sold az %
and $50 do ST. Domingo at 13 cts also by auction 5o
pockets Moccasson sold tout of offering Of mock
ets at l4% cts The following is the weekly circular of
Messrs VIM. Scott Son: