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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

He slept until We reached High Psint, and was then
with some difficulty persuaded to attend 10 the necessities
of old Buck, who had not shown the slightest DISPOSE
ton TO de- to have the bots to do anything at all
in the slightest degree exciting. My small boy after
ward dned with me, and was good enough 10 approve
of the food. In paying for the meal shortly after,
noticed that In view Of his position, only hafpce
demanded for him. thought this quite mistaken
ton, and that the principle might properly, under the
circumstances, have been reversed.
After dining, my small boy stroIled through the
town tasted briefly Of its exciteens aud them rehar
Messing bis steed, rode lesurey away without bidding
me the farewell for which looked.
This weighed rather heavily upon my spirits, until
late in the afternoon, by stray copy OF New-York
paper learned the result Of the Connec lieut. election
wish 10 state that there were demonstrations Of re-
oieng over the Republican victory, in the interior
Of the State Of North Carolina. i went out little
way into the country and discharged three shots from
one of Aliens patent revolvers, minute article, war
ranted to produce noise equal TO the cracking Of
Southern whip. then returned, with conviction Of
duty performed.
The other trials Of Mr.. Worth are TO begin in about
three weeks They can, it Is TO be presumed, hardly
fail TO result in his conviction and II is the opinion Of
lawyers that he will, with great difficulty, escape the
punishment of whipping, which, as well as imprison-
ment is imposed by the statute IT, indeed, he escape ID
at all 1t is doubtful whether the Judge will, in all the
cases, assume the responsibility Of emitting that por-
ton of the sentence The trials looked forward to
with exceeding interest," both by the masses, eager for
his Disgrace and by the friends of the cause the prs
oner represents who are here stronger in numbers
than in any other part of the State
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An aperient and stenAehe preparation % Iron PARTED
9. OXYGEN ans e.reea ey sen.egssian n u. srss-s -
Eur and The United s>,e.. nre.Sri,' In 'A-i-
Tes sssrlenee thou,.na, asy proves TIA. nc prep
lie se e sstsl ssfss re .as sia rl.s
Ia. ease innesleas IL eli rsiaae. ia .hi-h
OF - 81. Ing eemplsi. :. viz
ton, u" u n billy. Ner.eu. 'ase,io-.. ENACT.
80 ~ spepssa Constipation. Dia .,
os., s. shyu5n Mso.s.1pstio, s Wa. san.ssa
.vsr coanisnts chronic Hr.d.ehs. Rheula.sisa In
10 ss.r. - a..ne1iesI neh b. i,rs'
80 .ssse OF o. N G ntif al diG na,ion
% III. sHeTsy ''ona chronic eeGpis ts trial
Neh description written weu,s render
forgotten in their netghhe-haots have suddenly re
= ~ n's world a. i jasi returned from
stances % ths slni sttesei fena. sufferers ~u.-
'ioa critical ard that coiar'eson o.
hs ~ syessen 10 air ana exercise for which he
In Nervous affections .. all kinds. ana for
rem 10 mfe. msn The 'n.ra9n q thu.
ns od "siiss u is vigorously tonic. without beng
even N he cases Of en.ivers.s w,aass
ever gastric purgative INJECTING d.aSreeheie
IL i This latter pronerty, which
- - ssee'us an permanent remedy
setia ~ sressss e s..ns. and .peeihe
them '' Niea terms
In Dyspepsia. inuum.r.hI- are IT. e.u.e, .,ns,.
TX - these haiyesae Pills has for the
M hat a cases ucIn+iug the sttendent Cosiveness
In u Checked Diarrhoea even when ,av.ne-s "a
pysen'srs eonhrme smaci.t,ns and apparently msiis
nant the Effects have equally I'D
ing. ~O-''N
In the local pstrs loss eff flesh debitA
ING cough and Temittett hectic. which
cate sncsP'ent Con>un Pti0n this remedy has
sayef the Alarm OF friends and physicians several
very grstifvi-g ami Interesting Instances
In >cr"fui "us Tuherc nlOsis. this indicated
II an has had far than the good eGe OF the
"n>y balanced preparations iodine, any of
their veil known iishtss
Ir attention of females be too confidently nvf
ted the remedy and restorative, in he peculiarly
affecting
10 Nheunaat item both Chronic and infsmmstory-
eel
% well reported beth aii~visthg pain acinv
the ssSliinRs ana stiffness and mt
In AntersnstseRs fevers necessarily No
or remedy snf energetic
IN the new settlements the will be
OF nigh reauwn and
No remedy yer been l. in vho
tn,t OF tneet' which eS-ris such prompt happy
ctJ restorative affects Good appetite complete
non sapld acquisition OF strength. with unusual
low its -
PnS az IN nest. fat metal containing pills,
price % cents hox. Dealers
WI he sent free to address receipt price
All ieIers orders. &c should ne addressed IN
X. B. LOCKE IL co, General Agents.
1913 FsrOad way. New Osk.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of the
GLOBE Is the consequence Of diseased action IN the
sys,em induced by the poisonous miasm OF vegetable
decay This exhalaton evolved BY the action Of solar
hea. soil, and with the watery vapor from
il While the is below the horizon this vapof
fingers the earths surface, and the virus Is taken
with through the lungs into the blood There acts
irritating poison the internal Nseera and ex
cretng organs of the body The liver becomes torpid
and falls only this virus t also the pie
from the blood Both the Vi and the bile accunnsate
in the circulation and produce violent constitutions.
disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach
sympahize with the liver, and become dsordered Also
FINALLY the instinct of organism If IN an afeps
10 expe the noxoas infusion. concentrates the WHO'S
blood o. the BODY tie internal exeretories TO
them 10 cast il The blood leaves the surface slsi
PUSHES TO central organs with congestive vleienee.
dresTs ah4 rfS6cs srfsce. in anohe. e.fcr.
e eNfe ts irritating poison through that other great
eScietn-ytle skin. In alsn il fails and the
TEN aeGrdos the attempt exhausted. waiting for the
eoTsy OF strength % reeat the hopeless effort another
DAY These are the ftS o. psrrN of FEyER AND
A6vE Such CONSTITUTIONAL disorder VIII Of course
oerInI,ie tie health If It : not removed.
w rare l4oo:ed find. a.d have found, ant6ote
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Ayers Aeue Cure.

which rea,razes this ma!ar-ous poison in the blood
arc stimulates the liver cxel It from the body A.
1t should. - 1t does this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty And II docs more, rather does
what Is OF service those subject this Infection
II taken IN il expels il from the system il is
aosorUel and thus keeps those who il free from its
attk: keeps the system in health although exposed
70 the disease Consequently ii only cures, bur
protects from the variety of affections which
induced by ts Eaiignar influence such Rerttent
Fever, Chill Fever DUMB, Masked Ague. Periodical
Headache. or Bilious Headache. Bilious Fevers, Neu-
ra.gia Rheumatism Gout Blindness, Tocthache Ear
ache Catrrh Asthma, Publications., Painful Affections
Ct the Spleen mysteries, Collie, Paralysis, and Painful
Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, all of which
when arising from this cause, will be found 10
less the intermittent type. This "AGUB
CURE" the of these derArs ements, snS
the disease.
This it accompanies by stimulating the excretoriet
to eHpel the virus from the system and these
by degrees become habite do this their Office of theft
accord. Hence what term occi,adtntion
Time accomplish the end, but often life is not
long enough sacrificed in the attempt while this
"AGUB CURE . does Ii at once, and with safety. We
have great 10 believe this is well
remedy for the whole class of diseases which
caused BY the niasInac infection, than ether which
has been discovered: and il has still another important
advantage n the public which is hat IL il cheap
we'll good.
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Temperance Meeting at Cambridge City
We are informed that the friends of the
temperance cause had a good meeting at
Cambridge on last Saturday. We were
unable to attend owing to our absence from
home. Addresses were made by Gen.
Cary and Rev. 8. Layton. and perhaps
others. The citizens of Cambridge always
get up things about right. aud We regretted
that We could not be there.
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Destructive Fire. The alarm Of fire AVA
kened our cit!zeus On Sunday night last.
about midnight. 1t was caused by the
burning OF the large slaughtsring estab-
hstment Of Messrs. Brown, Morrow & Co.
II was doubtless the work of some vile in
eendiary. The loss is estimated at from
$4,000 to $1,000. 1t was north OF the cor.
pora,ion line. and entirely separate from
other buildings.
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"Eusl ka!''-Ne and those Immediately
and more particularly interested. exclaimed. after
witnessing . trial OF the cleansing capacity Of
2. Cssterline's Patent W ASKING Machine. From
tie isct that numerous machines have been ill.,
vented. oil aiming to lessen the drudgery Of
Clothes Washing, and that nearly all have either
proved failures or only partially succeeded in &C.
eoaplishiny that desired object. many persons
arsaverse to trying anything 10 that line
Sssing 'twould result 10 disappointment and .
wsste of money. Dr. Casterlines machine, We
c,ndidly think, accompanies what it prstends
So-sAvxs labor, and does not transfer it from
the clothes to the machine. We say this. not
for the purpose Of giving it good puff. but
~ fixed fact that all who have ever seen it 10
operation will award to il.
About eight yards of linen, ycIept "office tow
els. (which had served the useful purpose Of
crashing the begrmed hands Of q score Of prin.
tiers, including the paws Of the devil, after
poap and wafer bad ,riped them. for the space OF
.bout four weeks,) we're put into the machine.
I'D in less than FIVE minutes they were clean. aud
I'D nearly whtc-resliy we didn't recognize EN-.
We 10 k upon this experiment az the touch stone
The GROWING ,est-for we have commended fov
the loss ssny years That washing Machine
that could, without hard work, thoroughly clean
. printers towel within TWEEN five minutes,
would be most emphaiicaIly THE machine. aud
clearly entitled to the First Premium. and the
hnmane inventor to have blessings hnuner, bic
Invoked upOu him Ivy the wives of printers aud
the balance Of womark;nd!
I. g. Thompson, Corner Of Sixth and Market
streets. In man ufaciurirg these valuable Wash
iog Machines, amt the price per Machine is 225.
LIST the Doctor do u Washing for you. and you
cannot hesitate. it you really love the women
to buy one.
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PIANOS.-If you wan. to purchase . good
Plans, cheap, you can do so by calling at Ph |.
Dickiuson's No. 35, Main street His Pianos
are al selected By Prof. Charles Scehner, who
il now eas. hnyins Pianos for this market, and
therefore can be relied on as being of the best
qnslity. lie has also on hand large selection
Of Sheet Music, small Musical Instruments
Strings &C.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-31

FoRcx PUnrs This dry weather. when grass
piats, flower beds. and vegetation, are suffering
for want of rain. remedy can be found at Jos.
Dickinson's Plumbing Shop and Pump Factory,
on " arion-st., one door below the Postof6ce, in
the shape Of Force Pump and Hose. gene
raj assortment IS there on hand aud prices very
low. Give him q call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-31

3D. Messrs. Starr l. White are in better
trim than ever for furnishing at the shortest
possible notice. all kinds Of steam piping
and Gas Fixtures. at the cheapest cash
prices. They are now able to fill all orders
for the best kind OF Coke. Their materials
ara all of the hes; quality. ana every orueF
is promptly filed. and 10 worAman-iiks
mArner. Give them a call.
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DRs. HEWITT q ROSE
RESI- DEN L ID E II > .

(CMce over c. A. D.cksusonf . Je~eiry Stofs-'
They respectfully inform the puol.' thai 'ne' -
III acsire) insert teeth any, or all oil s"e
methods IN use, to wit: s.nste gun. % F's'S
tooth work t;oid r silver Plate Cpnsinaoo' "a"
Wu-k blosk Wort. CheOPiassie and Nuieaossea
vosk, also, Assi6ciai P.l,sss inssrssd.
An, v~k warranted 70 b sxssutsd in The bsss
u>.,se. f5s-N spssial-
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Notice 10 hereby given that the uniersgnsd hA been
apPoioted AMI qualified admin Of the estate
OF William CIev,nger late Of Wayne county. Indians
deceAsed. All persons having claims against the
the estate Of said deced.nt, will present them ally
authenticated as required by lsw. and tn ,nisbe
to said estate will please make linn date payment
Said estate is supposed TO be solvent.
THOMAS CLEVEN9ER Admir-
May 81 1850. gag
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Tenn Del OvdeYs.
o.. TEMPLE OF HONOR meets every Tuesday
Evening .,,ru -. vosav rf.t,.
~. GOoD TENpLARs meet every Wednesday Even
ode r.n,n,.rs meet in Milton, Friday evening
A. do Dublin Monday evening.
do Cambridge, rue.day evening.
40 do Jsck-onburg Friday evening
Ths SONS OF TEMPERANCE meet on every Saturday
s Sons az rempersncs In Centerve on Friday eve
Tn Union TEMYLAR5 teOloredl every Friday eveng
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Nordyke's Percussion Bolt


HOME PROOF.
SsrRIcKLANp 4 RRIpGLANp say-.Aner trial q
nSIs ss.p ne sses. ssy y. can sc. ss seer
DAMP -hes; Win ana GA 10 cleaner dian
ever before
BROWN { AppINoloN. mr.. Aaslsessa "a. - =
much pleased ~ Nerdyke's Pervssssn Boy esa
.hs eat Il save. u. .in ners
han the cid process CAN and ..ii eapAeiS
- nnmen h i, Is 70 ;, per cent" 40
1T swARfZ Ksq. twenty eight yeArs . miller. saa
nov hs.a miller in Rehaona CRY Ai.. Gays .Ner-
dykes Pevcussion Belt has advantage ier $50.
pi'e.'s, sksars.ss and sss,Rk sis6f GSSiks. "
Hr vILCoNEN % Muneie. sass Nerayhess Percussion
Belt gives better yield and more perfect separation
NeLTCA>. Kss- Of Eeeneny. for many years uaiii--
one q Serasle Pereu..ioa Ba,,s Ana am much psa.si
Win its operation III eoss With and preat' IL
and sap~rhne four =, the ,lrs.' 4 have never
kncsuitto clog
BRADY * son, a,.Ae Quaker City WORKS. Richmond.
SAY We have iHst pa. too % Seriytes Pat Ps-eas
,ion .s'ani consider them entirely sansrisr 70
per ea'hsI over the common bon
AZ she lass state Fair: 1he Committee says
We ns'ser /: superior to ether arrangement
recommend hr,i premium ef twenty aeiisrsa
AZ the Wayne County Fair. COMMITTEES
eassen Flour sot and award it arss premium and dpie
'rNew Bolts furnished and IL operation and war.
ons s.y .''eAsa' ss: use in
.o., ssai ass.n work. knsaas: and a.shiasry.
aott kfcHMoNp. lad.
A LARGE susrLY OF COAL OIL Lam
"A Globes, Shsdes,
OF various styles and prices. :. The Drug Store Of
2o-N PLUMMER & KELLY.
~ your blood is aisorx.ni.ed and impure nee
The Peruvian Syrup.
or Protected rrot exd Iron which will SUNNY ,hs
ee,sary strength TO the system lie 10 RE fess sr
sale BY fLUaNEK 4 KELLY
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- On - - - - A. 90 a.
,ve store, Tin Ware. Copper 81
Sheee.lrOm
m NUEA TO u ".

JVAS hand and i>e1n.santiy receiving The largest
l and most com. lete as soI ,nent - '"'kiNI ana
SAILOR STOVES for coal N WOO III ',i ten Plate
.tovee from the best iucinnAsi, IL ton ss,ern
mar ufac.urcrs, ever brought to Siei IL nd.
ue has also a tull assortment of Pa nd Jap -
:fNWApE ., wholesale ARD retail: So = TRIM
NISSS Hollow ware, ersss anc Eaaceiie- Sa
-, KETTLES SAd irons. Ds Irons skillet, and
TIN ROOFING. ,sntscr ami >roat:us. made and pSs
No 90 order usual
I.pE MCRK If all kinds.dene BY experienced work
us, The hiehest pric~ pals for old Iron. or.ss cop
- q !. iuexchaore All pcgscn- In vaat of the aeovs
srtiss will End il their interest 20 CAL - no. ~
Nl>ia struss, before purchasing
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Lu m her !!

TPersons intending to build or use
Lnpnber. would DO we'll TO call on WIN GAIN soSs,
the psvof have lar stock o. most kinds
on hs I'd M FIJI his at she,t notiee They WI sell
he lumber low figures for cash, as
rv Cheap Lumber Ysrd' in the city. 1l-3
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR AL The PURPOSES OF A pUR6ATNe MEDICINE.
For CosTIvENEss;
For THE Cure OF DYSPEPSIA;
For JAUNDICE;
FoR THE CURE INDIGESTION;
FoR HEADACHE;
FoR THE CURE OF DYsENrHRY;
For FoUL SroMAcH;
For TIE CURE OF ERfsIPELAs;
For THE PHI rs;
FoR CURE OF SCkorU1A;
For ALL SCRoFULoUs COMPLAINTS;
For THR CURE OF RHEUMATISM;
For DISEASES SKIN;
FoR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT;
For DRorsY
FoE The CURE OF TErTsR, TuMoRs AND SAIL
R3EUa;
Fon WORMS;
For THE CURE GoUT;
For DINNER PM;
EoR TIE CURR OF NEURALGIA;
foa PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar coated that the sensitive
take them pleasantly. and being purely vegetable ne
.arm can ARISE from Their in any quantity.
Price 25 cents per Rox; Six Foxes for 800
Great numbers of Clergymcn, Physicians Statesmen
and eninenr person ages have lent their names to GER
NY TIE unparalleled usefulness of these remedies, but
cur space here viii not permit the insertion of them
he Agents below named furnish gratis AMERICAN
ALMANAC, in which they given with also fill de-
rpttons o. the above complaints and tie treatment
that should he followed for the.
Do not he put oil by u,iprn cg!ed dealers with other
preparations they make profit on. Demand
AYERS. and take no others. The sick want the bes'
aid there is for them, and they Should have 1t.
Al Remedies for sale by
-. : Bruc. ,pd S,eddnm 4 Co. Richmond: il
q Washington, 3 9 efin. Econ ,rny ana dealers in
Adiciues thr GU yhout the country.
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TIME TABLE.

Sr,.rsfs nd DEPARTURES Of orsse-<o 7vafss
c;no,,oati and Chicago Railroad
Or ,ns aud after April Trains will arrive and part
foiIo~s
p-iy.- A. P.-.enger '-ih A H., ahh 40
ori, ,,,d Y,r:i,gton F<nr-s- rr ain 9:l0P
.rri-e- 2:@ sonaer'- ~
C'pc,rrsG Peoria and Burlington Express 4oo -
Freight $50 p. =,
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. II.
Puriinst On Express leaves for cireinnsu At 20 ~
Ipaauapos Express &c 90 m Mail 3:25 m Freight
u 40m. . - AZ
BurIin son Express Gas ~ Ere sht VI 30 . m
Inaisra Cen. aud DAYTON and Yves n r.
aoir -.v~st- With: Ex..4n4 W chieago Nail 40 m
p,y Erp-..s, $40. Express freight. 60. . 70 !;
CYbrinna'i Fre'shs. 23a. "
9c.ns Fas. -Morrirg Prrress. 10 o. M; c.anbY::
Mi. =. n a: Eissnhs,T Trei ght. Il 30.
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r. E. HAUGHTON, NJ. D.,
Ply 81 c ian & SURGEON

Residence & Office. Aaan ST., No. 81.
lkffiCE hours. to A. NJ, and from 4 &c m
CAs len IL Ahy hour. With aud number OF res.
idence promptly attended Ia.s
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Richmond Lodge, meets tho 6rs. Tuesday
evening m every month
Webb Lodge on the third We inesday. .....
King Solomon Chapter, second Gsiday .-......
Way Council. first Thursdsy in March, June,
September and December. ............
BrittOa Lodge (colored) first Monday in each
month.
i. O. D. r.
White Ws'er Lodge meets ovesv Friday evening.
Es.~sn (Gavmanj Lodge, every Tuesday evening
"a.srd Lodge. every Wednesday evening.
ry..r,sntsl EDesmpnent. every second and fourth
'..l.S 80 ct see = snfnsh
D.,,ee 81 Rehnecs ~ Herman Lodge, arst and third
Monday Of each month
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
The changes or movements for the correspond
ing week last year, say on Saturday, February ID,

For the corresponding week last year we re-
eeived coin from New York in pay for exchange
balances, but we are not receiving any this season.
is there any prospect of exchange declining, to
warrant the importing of the dross.
The exchange market moved along to-day under
a good demand for checks and sight drafts. The
banks sold freely, and some of them largely, at /
dis. on New York. Outside, there were transac.
tons at from { to dis, and round sum was sold
at 7-l6. Three and five days sight ruled from to
dis. thirty days sight 1@li dis In sixty days
sight, there were sales of first class at L dis. in
round sums, and other transactions on a limited
scale, at from 2, a to q dis. and fraction lower
In foreign, there We're some sales of clear bills at
1919, lO74@10s, but mostly in small sums. Remit
tance rates are from 1881 to l0sl. Document bills
were taken at 1o7@107i, in small sums, and at a
late hour contract was concluded at l07t. We
quote from 1868 to 1911, with no great supply
Offering Francs quiet; we have no change from
the ruling rate of yesterday 5.26l@5.25, extreme
rates ranging from 5.sli to 5.22a the latter figure
for bank bills or those equally as good.
The following figures denote the amount of ex
change held by the banks at the dates named:
1860 February A.. s. Oa3 $50 1901. FebFaars1 s6s6i
1858 February D. 5as,fs 1855, February L.. 3t2C,95
i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-06
Comparative Statement of the Banks on the first Satur-
day Of February. fer 1850 and 1870.

The movement for modification of the general
banking law seems to meet with general layor,
We have no room to comment on the propositions
Of suggestions made at the meeting of the presi-
dents of the free banks on Thursday last. There
was some diversity of opinion Inc one, tifa conn.,
onethird bonds, one-thrd short paper 70 represent
the circulation, meets with outside approval. some
of the presidents desire different basis, which Will
be fully noticed.
The following figures denote the amount of earn
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SUGAR. . The receipts were light and prices
firm, with sales of about 500 hhds. Fair to Fully
Fair 62D7sc. u ib.
MoLAssEs. :. With light receipts the sales were
confined to about 500 hbls. at 3al3Se. for Inferior,
Fermenting, ETC., and 5000 and Ale. % gallon for
Prime to Choice.
Flour . We noticed sales of about 1000 bbls.,
including 400 Superfne, in three lots, at S. 81,
another lot at the same, G5 bbls. at Sc co. 200 Ex
ira at SIG so, 500 Extra Tennessee and 200 at q,
and 225 Choice do. pocket and Golden Hae) at
81 90 58 Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn were confined to
800 sacks Mixed at s5c, and 1000 Yellow, IA lots.
at SOC. U bushe. OF Oats 500 sacks st. Louis
brought 60c D bushel. The sales of Bran included
a fatboat load of l5o tuns at 81 90, and ioo "
81 60 u 100 lbs. "a
! 6asI7 IS for Old and SIS so for New, aud d small
/ lot of Prime brought sl4 30 u bbi. Bacon was
active and higher with sales OF abont ioo CASKS,
including As Shoulders At se y ula nie9ea sid s
| Heroes Thomas Extra Sugar Cured Hams at IA,
/ and Oh Thursday aud Friday 400 casks, q which
/ ia Old Ribbed Sides in two lots, at 90 az sse
50 Now and II io t noa ~ o.s vs. e s
elnding 100000 lbs Hog round, another lot, and
| 81. 900 lbs Shoulders and Sides, all on private
TERMS IS casks mt the advanced rates OF b4c. Tor
Shonlers and SIZE round for Sides and Hams, ana
hoo Hogs Heads at &c. q h. In Lard We heard
of ne transactions.
Sic. % ID. 20 :.
ll5c $40 at HI and so at lae. u b. Five cargoes,
embracing about n 600 bags, FROM hio difeel are
in the river coming up.
WHISKY 40 bbis. Reetifed brought 22ac U
gallon. Boyle's Rose retailing Q. I, a5sc.
FREIGRTs. We noticed three British ships taked
| for Liverpool at 9-l6ls for Cotton consignment
given away at the same. and two ships taken for
| Hayre at 1 s-l6e. Cotton shipping 10 hll Ap Al
t9-led. to Liverpool, and 5-l6c. to haSfe'