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New York Market .


NEW YoRK, October 13-P. M-Ashes
dull and unchanged, with small sales at s. 25 for
Pots and S5 80 for Pearls. ---'
Colt Cotton auist and fiTm, with more active DO.
uplsnds, including 200 bales In transit.
oTE to-day has been very much excited by the
some cSses isoi sales Of 900 BTis. at 30 IS9s 50
Is 4oSs 50 for supsTne wssssrn, b sSss % Tor
mon to medium extra Western, IS s5tG6 for ship
DO sellers at the inside prices very large portion
Of the sales were for export; Canadian Flour is
in better request at improved prices; sales OF 200
brls at 50 soar 90 for common to choice extra;
Rye Flour continues steady with small sales at
SO 50G4 40 for common TO choice superfne. Corn-
meal is quiet and prices generally without important
whisky is shade irmer: sales Of 700 brls. at sl9
21kc, chiefly at the inside price, and small parcel
Wheat has been very much excited by the Affcas
private accounts and there was large business for
export: prices advanced 35c per bush: sales Sc 900
in store, at 81 lII 5O 5000 do winter red Western
at 81 37@l 40; nearly all at the latter price. There
m soc bnsR White S' Michigan az at 81 5 " S.
$500 do Canada Club at 81 9s 5000 do. Raene spring
stS 90 St499 DO MilwaSTkie T e., Club at 81 u 329I S5
spring at 81 23l 2S The total Tor No with other
parcels, rumored at 81 2g@l 3O 500 bush white Ken
at Si IS. Rye quiet and firm: sales 1000 bush.
Northern at sO@s4c. Barley less active and shade
rmer: sales 1900 bush at Sic for Canada East and
sec. for Canada West. Corn rules pretty firm, with
moderate demand for export and home coasumption:
sales II 900 bush at 7l72c. for mixed Western, in
store and afloat, and 7lc for Southern yellow. Oats
little more active and shade trmer, at 3s@39'ec.
for Western, Canadian and State
Pork quiet but firm: sales Of 450 brls. at SIS 753
Is Sl4; mess at Sl4 80. Prime Beef quiet and NV
STims sss "a % for couhtry mess; SSao fST repseked
mess; $40 5O0ll % for extra mess Prime mess Beef
and Beef Hams dull and Rominally unchanged. Cut
ard 500 pieces at 1c Lard continues dull sales Of
l5O brls. at l24@l3Gc.
Butter is selling at I@l5c. for Ohio, and Is
@lSc for State. Cheese steady at 9@l16c. for infe
rior to prime.
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lBy Telegraph.
RnIiImnra Market.

BALTIhoRE, October I3-FlouF steady I;
Wheat hrm: Ied d sodi 10! white 81 cool S. Corn
sssee9y AZ suegsSe. Tor white sud yellow. Provisions
Whisky duh at 22c = - WV
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Don't Read This!

THE MOST TYONDERFUL,D ,DIsCOy.
u cry OF THE AGE-Dr CALVIN, formerb
Of London and Baltimore Hospitals, whore he has
had mahy years practice In the treatment OF GO
nereal Diseases but more recently of Mexico, where
such diseasesare to be found in their ranke5t form
During his practice there in connection with DI
Don ANTONIO DE LAUSVALLUS, one of the
most eminent physicians in Mexico and Spain, they
discovered remedy in one of the Mexican plants
and found only in Southern Mexico, that removes,
II by magic all the venereal taint from the system
In the primary or secondary form. Syphilis, in the
worst stage, permanently cured in very short time
and the system thoroughly cleansed and pure, al
II il had never been contaminated by that worst Of
ell diseases, Syphilis. ScrofulR, Leprosy and all
kinds of corruption Of the blood and diseases Of ths
skin removed permanently and quickly by this pow
erful agent and alder Of nature, " Mexican specific
Ne one need be reduced to skeleton and suffer the
fortunes Of the Inquisiton, and robbed of his las.
dollar, and still not cured. Dr. Calvin also heala an
kinds of chronic diseases with great success. Med
icne only to paw for oil diseases treated free
of charge, except by special contract. Persons at
distance can he treated by sending correct state.
ments Of their diseases by letter. and ten cents in
postage stamps. Call on or address Dr. CALVIN,
144 West Sixth-street, between Race and Elm,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Now is the time tomorrow may
be too late
The Doctor has located permanently In the city
ndcap at all times be found at his office.
m Send for-Oircular.
No. 149 West SiXth.Street.
INV
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sell-x SAM. L. oORwIEE. City Clerk.
SFAstHEpRR Z PREeP9sAIs r. s! 4, WgILL g Pr re

SEALED PRcPOsALs. WILL BE RE-
Provements, until nine o'clock A. NJ, Of FRIDAY,
October " 1900 for regrading resetting eutbs, aud
ing the gdtters four feet wide on each side, With
good sound eight-ineh limestone, on bed Of clean
gravel six inches deep, and Maeadamize the center
between with broken stone fifteen inches deep, But
ler-sti hom ThiId,st 20 Pearl-st all the old bowl
dered pavement 70 be taken up and reserved for the
city, including three OF dressed gutter
and double twelve by-six Inch haggngs Of Dayton,
Xepia or Indiana hat.rook stone at all the crossings
zach bid 70 be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to the printed forms, As other will be
slIt eft Y 0'N'' y 'ciiiH1s BALLANOE. Clerk
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RECEIPTS.
ISRO.
1859.
SHIPMENTS.
12Rn
1879.
New YORK DRY GooDs sMARKET.-Friday's
Tribune observes in regard to the New York
Dry Goods Market for the past week:


There has been more tone to the Dry. Goods mar
ket since our last review, and prices are more fully
established, notwithstanding less activity has been
remarked among the Distributing houses, incident
only to the ateness Of the season. The chief STYLES
Of Domestic Goods have maintained their previous
hrmness even under the depressing influence of a
strong determination on the part Of some Of our
principal houses to decline their Usual Southern
trade. The West will be such an extensive CON
sumer for the next eighteen months that she will
REQUIRE all the surplus stock which may remain af
ter the regular export demand ia supplied, even If
China should not require bale, and We have great
confidence in future prices.
Their present hrmness during the last six months
proves that, notwithstanding the production OF
goods during the past year has been Unprecedented
the demand for expectation and consumption has
gradually kept pace with the supply. III the pre-
duction OF our looms is at present moderate, as
compared with the requirements of the country,
the same relation should be continued. 1t has been
SO often remarked that over production has been
the cause Of the depression of manufacturers that
some have considered it an evil which could not be
remedied. They have supposed that we have a
larger number of looms than can possibly be em-
poyed and that the interest is so extended that no
concert Of action among manufacturers Is posi-
blei but the events OF the past Year have proved
the reverse.
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CINCINNATI SPICE-MILLS.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND, IN PACK.
~ AGES to suit the trade, Fresh-roasted and
Ground
Java and Rio CofFees and Peanuts.
Pepper,
Ginger,
Allspice,
Cloves Nutmegs,
"I Y L" Mustard,
"Cincinnati" Mustard,
"Premium" Mustard,
Kentucky" Mustard,
"American" Mustard.
Baking g-powder,
Pepper-sauce,
Tomato Catsup,
Yellow Mustard-seed,
Cayenne Pepper.
0swego Corn Starch,
OswegO Silver gloss Starch,
Oswego Puro Starch,
Barlow's Indigo Blue,
Kelloggs Washing g-blue.
&C., &c, &c.
131 and 1873 Race-st., between Third and Fourth.
HARRISON s. WILSON,
sel4-X Proprietor5.
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MO fYOU WANT A sERVAHT- OF ANY
4JdeScIipt Advertise IN the DAILY PRESS.
" costs bgt atrine, and yon VIII soon have your
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NrOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON.

IN CERN.-Notice is hereby given, that there
pending before the City Council Of the City Of
Cincinnati, the following ordinances, to wit:
To establish the grade of Ailanthus-alley, from
Clearwat street to al-avenue.
To regrade and pave with boWader stone, L'Hom-
medieu- alley, from Plum-stree to Central-avenue.
70 regrade and pave, with bowlder stone, Craven
alley, from Eighth street to Ninth street
To grade and pave, with brick, the unpaved side
walks on Clarkstreet, from John-street TO Cutter
street.
To grade and pave, with brick, the unpayed side
walks on Third-street, from Butler-stTeet to the
Miami Canal. ~.
= To. grade DaytOn-alley, from Freeman-street to
Western-aVenue.
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
struced TO give four weeks notice Of the pendency
of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
accrue from said Improvement, to be filed III writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount of
damages clsimed within two weeks after the expi-
ration of the time required for the publication of
oc5-x SAM. L. CORWINE, City Clerk.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
No. 202.
AN ORDINANCE TO BLOCK THE
IA square bounded by Linn, Baymiller, George and

UINCINNATI, Uct0Der2 2 1860,
To The Honorable City CoRnoH We, the under
signed, owners Of proportion the square bounded
east by Linnstreet, west by Baymillerstreet south
by George street. north by Barrstreet respectfully
ask that the said square may be blocked against the
erection of wooden buildings in accordance with the
law governing the same,
J. D. Giestfng, Mary M. Conklin, Jas. Markwood,
G. Froty, Willis Graves, II. ID. Stevenson, Clarke
& Selfe, John Bradford, j. j. Stoes, W. w Innis W.
II. Stewart, VIM, b. Stewart, William Elliott, James
Dale, James Hull, Isaac Marsh, jr Margaret Marsh,
John Tomlinson, Mary Ann PaYer, Jas. s. Wise,
William Smith, e. ID. Evans
Resolred, That the prayer of the petitioners be
granted, upon filing with the City Clerk a plat of
the ground described in the above petition; and that
the City Clerk be instructed to publish the same
required by the ordinance upon that subject.
Dsne at the Council Chamber in the city of Cin-
cinnati, this tenth day Of October, A. ID. 1860.
JOHN Il. T0RRENCE, President
Attest: SAM. l.. CoRwIER, City Clerk. ocl2-c
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RIOTICE no ALLNVHOsI IT WAY CON

~ Germ Notice is hereby given, that there arc
pending before the City CouAcil Of the city of OiA-
cinnati, the following Ordinances, to wit:
TO establish the grade Of Dayton-alley, from Cen.
tral-avenue to Whiteman-street, and TO repeal so
much Of the Ordinance entitled tsAn Ordinance to
establish the grade Of Dayton-alley from Western
hicts herewith. -I.'
To grade, and pave with limestone Laurel alley,
from George. street 10 Barr-street. 10
Tograde and pave with bowlder- stone, Carr rect
from Sixth-street to Eighth-s street.
Te TeRradet and pave with bowlder-stone, Cutter
street, from Sixth street 70 Eighth STREE.
In pursuance Of the law said Ordinances were
twice read laid on the table, and the Clerk in
the same. HH|
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue nom said improvement to be filed in writing
With the City Clerk, setting forth the amsunt OF
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expi-
ration OF the time required for the publication Of
sneh notice, when the same win be taken up for final
seii-x SAM. L. oORWINE, City Clerk.
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AVE THE PIECES
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and the bulk of the transactions we're confined To
filling orders at 50 25d3 70 for spring wheat 81
"A 70 for extra and choice extra spring, and few
sale at q shade higher. There was a fair inquiry
for Wheat at the opening of Change at S5c f No.
sse. for No. do, and 9oc for Chicago and North
western Club. After receipts of the morning dis.
pa ches from New York, the feeling was firm at an
advance Of Ac, closing firm. Corn opened dull, but
closed firm Oats were dull and lower. Barley and
Rye uDchanged. Frsiehts firm and advancing with
large bus sness doing ia charters at l4c for wheat
l. BulfilO and Port COlbCrne. The following table
gives the receipts and shipments for the twentyfour
hours ending yesterday and for the corresponding
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Captain Buro. 10 esytaisly Of the most remayka BE
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VNHE PRINCE AND THE LEDGER
WHICH is THE GREATER!
It'll, agreed on all hands that Demonstration Of Thupdsy
on the arrival of the Prince Wales surpassed any other
made in this country. The SIDEWALK the Windows the
from the Battery the Fifth Avenue Hcts all packed
with one human beings anius their eager eyes
for glimpse of the heir the British throne Ye, peo
pie read THE NEw-YoRK LEDGER every than there
were to the Prince Ofwaes The Prince usst but what
hall ba ,sid Of the LEDGER