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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

SoMBRERo-Brfg st. Aary-175 tons guano, A. C. FL
lott & Co.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bark Lapwing.-300 bags coffee,
Hugh Jenkins & Co.
ST. JoHN's, N B.-Brig Stephen Young.-105, $40 pal
ings, 200, 600 laths, Kelsey Gray.
BREMEN-Ship JohanneS.-s boxes mdse., 6 bales do,
/. W. E. Dammann; boxes mdse, Hodges Bros LOG
do, Deius Halven; 20 do Drost Sutro; 10 do, do
wine, +. l.. Brauns Co.; boxes mdse, Lentz Fack;
5s boxes cigars, Gail Ak; do, Pracht, voneif Co..
casks wine 1000 sets baskets A! Schumacher Co.;
cask mdse, boxes do, order; IA do Kidd White; 5s
do. sundry persons ~' -
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
I AMES II. KEMP & CO.,
~ SUCCESSORS TO DAGGER BROTHER,
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHARF,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS

NAUTICAL AND MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Have constantly on hand extensive assortment of
ships Compases, Quadrans Uctans Sextants, Glasses
Barometers Thermometers Drawing Instruments, Lamps
Surveyors Compasses, GaugDg Rods, Out Sticks Board
Rules, Tape Lines Blurtts Coast Pilots Shpmasters As
sistan, Hedge Anchors Charts of all parts Of the world
| anti
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active and prices have again declined The diminished
value of nufactured goods is somewh attributable
the considerable decline of cotton in this market but
the more immediate and direct the discoura
gng advices from the East Indies the financial revuson
in Australia and the backwardness of the season.
ing reduced demand for home consumption.
Sugar-The demand has improved, and the sales have
been extensive scale than time past
but prices without material alteration The stocks
in the chief Continental ports the 1st inst amounted
to Al 600 TONS against SO 600 last year taken in
ton with those of Great Britain they 100000 tons.
against 12 900 at the time in 1852 1913 900 in 1855
Breadstus-The good demand prevailing at the close
of last week. further stimulated during the early
part of this by continued unfavorable weather. Wheat
again advanced 3D. to 4d per Genital and -four about Is
Is Cd per barrel while Indian owing to rather
free arrivals and consequent desire the pat of hold
to realize experienced fresh decline of Cd to Is per
quarter, which, however induced active business
and considerable sales affected at the reduction
To-day, the weather being favorable buyers were
disposed to hold off, consequently the of business
done small, and the market closed dull
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AB&Z b. PRATT,
~ COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, do
COMMISSIONER IT, TAEE THE PROOF AND 40
< Now LH!N}k ENT OF DEEDS, PROPOSITIONS, POWERS
AITEN W Other lEgtfuroens ~ writing. Fnr ~
rSyRE MERCANTILE AGENCY


D PRATT < CO.
-0RNER BALTIAoRE AND s. CHARLES srpr~r.
The propnetnrs respectfully invite such Merchants 90 ora
not already subscribers to the Agency and who coll
credit to call and examine system and test the 1eisb
y OF our lnfaton From long experience and the salts
aa9ecFy ma thousands Of merchants in the differ
we can assure all who will call whether thev sal gcods To-
he ces or country towns, ample satisfaction ss 10 lia
nv thoas Orhc ,bwn~;h r-rT-t
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3nii & aaNa.
4zs - n FOR Q ? TIE ! p
WEST AND NoRTHw EsT
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY

CHANGE OF HOURS
Trains leave Calvert Station as follows:
The Mail Train daily excebt sundays at $50 A. NJ,
and the Expire Train daily at $50 E. NJ, for Emira, Buff
alo, Niagara Falls Kingston, Scranton, Bnghampton, Sy
Oswego Toronto Quebec and Montreal and all parts
of Western New York and Canada Also, Pttsburg Chi
cago, Cleveland, CINCINNATI st. Louis all parts the
West and Northwest.
Travellers by either Of these trains to Detroit
Chicago, via Niagara Falls, at the by any
other route
For New York City by the BOA NJ Train with only one
change Of and at low by any other
At $50 NJ; tor Emmlttsburg, Gettysburg Lancaster,
Lebanon, Reading Pa Pottsvie Bethlehem, Allentown,
Easton Carlisle, and Chambersburg and for Hagerstown
Md
AT $50 A. NJ and and p NJ. for Green Springs. Ow-
tnss Mills. ReiSterstown and Westminster Md.
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train, daily Except
day. at 90 p NJ, for the West and Northwest
The COckeysyiile Accommodation Train at 30 A. NJ from
Bolton and 6CoP NJ from Calvert Station. Returning
rives at $40 A NJ and 8 % P. NJ.
Travellers from Washington and the South by the 20
NJ ana 80 p NJ, make connections with the trains
this road
For TICK TS and information apply at the Ticket Office
Calvert Station N E. of Calvert and Franklin
Baltimore.
~ - JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN ]. RIGNEY, Asst superintendent
J. H. WARNER, Ticket Agent.
June 26, 1860 e70-f
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white, lis. id. to Us Cd.
Southern red lis. I'd to lis 3D.
white, lis. 10d. to 12s. Sd.
Flour-Western Canal, 27s. cd. to 2Ss. Cd. per Dbl
Ohio, 2Ss. Cd. to 30s. 3D.
ST Louis 2es Cd to sis Cd
Bait. Il Phad, 27s Cd to 2Ss 3D.
Indian Corn-Mxed and yellow 32s 3d. to 1885, Cd and
white 34s. to 35s per quarter.
The deliveries of Wheat by farmers in England and
Wales and the average prices last week. well
tine corresponding three years, were as follows
1850. 1859.
$4,000 quarters at 54s I'd 1900 quarters at SIS Cd
1858. 1897
"a 600 quarters AS 3D. quarters at Cos Cd
Provsions-A further decline in common qualities of
beef has caused rather more demand and resulted in
fair amount of business at Sos to 90s for prime
Sos to 115s per tierce for India Pork-The chief
business this week has been in old repacked taken on
SPECULATION New continues firm, with fair demand at
70s to us for western and IT'S to Sos for eastern Ba
con rem aims in good demand without change in value
and former quotations repeated say for Cumberland
cut 54s to 55s long ribbed 55s to SIS and submitted;
limited business doing is entirely of retail character
but holders generally firm at 57s to 5ss for good
filming, and SIS. to SOS. per cwt. for choice.
Per Steamer Kdtanzas at Neau York;
MATANZAS, June 22-The demand for Muscoy lido sugar
since the 9th nst has continued good little doing no
stock being in first hands, and prices do advance
cayed sales of about 900 boxes have been made
at for No 12no great demand for this grade Stock
in first and second hands $500 boxes and 45Os hhds-
Same time last year $4,000 boxes and 5000 hhds-
Freghts-We have had but very few arrivals since the
oth inst and ou previous rates only
but doubt not that the first arrivals will find ready
freghts at yet advanced rates. Last charters were.
Cowes, Falmouth and market, f210tG3 West Indies
$6H per hhd 81 per box for sugar say per ITO gallons
for melado. Exchange in moderate demand London
$12k(Gl3 per cent. premium: New York 11x per cent
premium. In imports but little has been done Last
sales: Herrngs q per box sperm candles s45@5o ale
whale oil 62td65, cheese s15H(d1s; lard Sls@1Sx; na
$6@6k; tallow candles SIS; hams $17(9s; cider $3G36
soap $e9S' wrapping paper ah per ream; empty hogs
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: xE~se - BALTIMORE AND SISonRaAN.
* ST OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

s"EAAa1a1%asAssE17 COMPANY.
,, For kREhERICKSBuRG. VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
INGS ON The RAPPAHANNCCK RIVER.
The steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n. Fairbank, leaves
Batnor. from her berth, at Needham's pier Light
wharf, EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock, and
returning leaves Frederick sbufg EVERY L Els DA Y
MOhN at O'Clock, Immediately after the arrival of
the train OF cars from Richmond and WASHINGTON Stpping
at ali the regular Landings the Rappahannrck river
going and returning to land ana receive freight pas
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The Norfolk Bay Line steamers viii leave the Gamma
nys wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET.
- NUIICE.
ssaasn FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

,,r,,,,,-, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT.
90. GHAHGE OF DAfS.-0n and after WEDNESDA Nav
80, isoo the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave
Damore Tor The PatuXent river every WEDNESDAY and
SATUR AY MORNINGS 6 O'clock proceeding rs far mn
as Lyon creek on Wednesdays. Returning, wi leave v
on creek on Thursday morning o'clock for Bat more
& baltimore on Saturday morning och ck for
mn Landing Returning, will leave Hills Landing mn
MONDAY morning O'Clock for Baltimore calling the
usual landings on the iver also Plum Point and Fa
Haven going and returning. ' anu an
Freight received on Tuesdays and Fridays
passo-, .. p,.a, =, NJ L. WEENs, Master
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SCALES.
THE UNITED STATES STANDARD.
- VERY SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES MADE
&A and sold upon their erits, by the inventor,
No. 55 south Charles and Balderston streets
NO HUMBUGGERY 49,. -.
myS0H 1ESSE WARDEN
WHARFAGE AT Low RATES, at Wharf
wv corner of York and William str cts Hughes Quay
Annlv TO / " STOCK MAN, at the wharf, or
Apply w - CHAS. GIIMOR,
mh1-tf No. bS Second street
CsTEAM MARBLE WORKS.
- HUGH SISSOE,
Coz NORTH AND AoNUNREq SEs
- BALTIMORE, Nh
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, MAETLES,
rABLE-TOPs, TITLES for Doors, GARDEN STATUARY
&C., Ac.
e-Forsisn and Domestic Gsrbse furnished ths trade
A& aPA
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PACKETS.
Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain Knowles,
" EDWARD EVERETT, =" Gunby
HELEN A. MILLER, " Gait
&c CHARLES, 4" Ruark.
These vessels all of superior class, at tn
owest figure They sail regularly advertised and
manded by Captains well experienced in the trade The
pacity too of the above vessels in such will afford great
facility to shippers For freight cabin steeage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSON co,
- - No. 81 Pratt street
GEO. W. HYNS0N Il Co, Agents, New Orleans will for
ward with promptnes and dispatch all goods consigned TO
their address
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-Qts1n- CARRIAGFSli
The subscribers have hand their factory, No 90
WEST \ EITE STREET, general assortment of Car
rlages @! the most approved styles all which will sed
at the lowest prices for cash. orapproved paper All Cara
ges guaranteed for twelve months We respectfully invite
the public TO call and examine our stock
N Bod Carriages taken in exchange for new ones
Repairing done with dispatch.
n26tf j. RInDLEMOSER JR. & co
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

RYE FLouR.-5O bbls to Halifax; 1876 bbs. to Porto
Rico
WHEAT 200 bushels to Halifax; 1853 bushels to Liv-
erpool.
T0BACCO-HHDs.
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4 UKLETT Z Sums
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTOKY.


no. 81 NORTH STREET
S-s- The undersigned having greatly en-
So arged their premises aud increased their facili-
% 49, !" DC eau inc attention Ct Tbs PT6GS to hei
n the most elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared to sell accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices
JOHN CURf.ETT Il SON.
jy24-tt 2S North street, Baltimore
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-, =, TIE 81 EA MEX TLANTFk
VIII leave Baltimore for the Patuxent river every TUES
IlAI morning at O'Clock, far up as HIPS Landing
returning, Will leave Hills Landing every Thursday morn
ing Tor Benedict Will leave Benedict every Friday morn
FAR Haven going and returning 1890
Freight received on Saturdays and Mondays
-lez2u GEO. W. WEEMS, Master.
H I'LL GREAT
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Cincinnati Market.
47 FRIDAY EyENrNa. 1etobe,.1t ,

FL0uR-The market is dull and prices nominal
at S55 10 for superne and S6l5@5 25 for extra The
sales were confined TO $50 brls fllows 100 brls
extra at s. 20; 100 do. Snow HILL red wheat, at ISL
$50 do red wheat at 50. f.. % o; -
PR0VISi0Ns-There is a fair demand for mess
Pork at Sl7 20 for country and Sl7 S7@ls for cit;
in Bacon. We quote Shoulders at 81 G. and Sides AT
GROCERIES A fair demand, in the regular wav
at S6gAc for Sugar; 43s 6o44c for 1IOasses nd In
I54 g. for Coffee 60 sacks Of Coffee sold All I5iSc
OIL The demand for Linseed is good: sales of 4s
WHIsKY--The market is steady with a fair de.
mand the sales comprise 1900 brls. at Isis &C. the
latter rate from wagon. .I n - 'N
WHEAT-The market is dull and heavy. bnt
without any grotable change in prices: sales 800
cred; $50 do choice rod at 81 H. delivered ~
CORN-Ihere. is a fair demand at 40043c for old
and S3O@3Sc for new the outside sales at the lower
0ATs-The receipts are large and the market dull,
in bulk sales Of !, 100 bushels, from landing at 32c
ll9O do 40: at 81 rs; lSO0 do at 3lSc, delivered,
RYE-The market is steady, with fair demand
at 64@65c for prime: sales of 900 bush at CSC de-
lvered; 800 do fair, in bulk, at 629c and 600 do at
BARLEY--There is a moderate demand for prime
fall at S5c The lower grades dull: sales of 800
bush prime fall at s5c:j 800 do good do. at &c.,
at Sl5 per tun for prime Timothy, in bales on ar.
CHEEsE---The market is, firm with a good de.
English Dairy sales of 200 boxes Western Reserve,
BUTTER Prime fresh is in fair demand, at l4@
l5c. for Central Ohio and Western Reserve; COM
APPLES-The market continues dull at Sl0l is
per brl. for fair to choice
steady, at 81 1901 40 per brl. for prime NeshaH-
nOcks . -. I'D. .. .H
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD.
Shortest Route by so MiIes.

NO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANAP.
4N OILS, at which place it unitesE
with railroads for and from all points
in the West and Hortb-west '
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily from the foot Of Mill and
Front-streets.
j 5i4O A. .M,-CHICAGo MAIL.-Arriveu at In.
dianapolis at DAT A. M; Chicago at s P. M.
11:0O A. m.-Terre Haute and Lafayette Accom-
modation- n-arr iyStat indianapolis at 4,5O P. NJ.
6P. P.M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS-Arrives at IndI.
annapolis ilo:45P. M; Chicago at 1880 A. NJ.
Sleepin Ca attached to all night trains on
this line, and run through to Chicago without
change of cars.
nc Be sure you are In the right ticket-ooe before
you purchase your ticket, and ask for tickets via
Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis.
Fare the same, and time shsTter than by any other
route o. .U ...rr ..7 I'.'|' - -
d. Baggage checked through,
THROUGH TICKETS, good unit used, can be OBJ.
tanned ct the ticket Offices at Spencer House corner,
korth-west corner Of Broadway and Front; No.
Burnet House corner; at the Walnut-street House;
No. East Thirdstreet, and at Depot Of1ce foot ol
Mih, on Fr9ntstreet, where all necessary informa-
omnibuses run to and from each train, and win
call for passengers at a hotels and all parts Of the
city, by leaving address at their office.
ap2l 70 II. o. LORD, President,
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lBy Telegraph


lJ NEW YoRK, October 19-P. NJ Ashes
steady and unchanged small sales at s. 25 for Pots
Cotton excited and 1Sa1lc. better: sales Of 300
bales at &c. for middling Uplands. m =.
Flour heavy and 80. lower, with only very mod
crate demand for export and home consumption:
s5 555 % for extra State IS 35a5 IS for superfne
Western; s. 9O9e for shipping brands extra round
tendency. Canadian in limited request at about
former prices sales Of $50 brls at IS S5@7 so for
common to choice extra. Rye Flour steady; small
sales at 50 1904 30 0forcommon to choice s1perfne.
GoInmeal in moderate request: sales Of 800 brls.
Whisky in moderate request sales of 700 brls. at
2i@2454c., closing at the inside price.
Wheat heavy ard az M fully 2oi lever, with moderate
Milwaukee club at e1e9l 81; $1,000 bush. amber
Wisconsin at 81 9o@l 81 the latter outside price
for choice $500 bush. white Michigan at 81 6O6I IS;
1880 bush. winter Ohio, Indiana and Chicago at
81 45al 5oi h,Ooo bush; Chicago spring at 81 22@
at the close Rye firm and in fair demand sales of
1900 bush Canada East and West at 7969s5c :; 5000
bush, Barley sold at 9Oc Com a shade easier, and
in moderate demand for export and home consump-
ton: sales of 6i,OOO bush at T01S6TIkc for mixed
Western in store and atoat; chiefly Il and 7Oc for
unsound do, Oats-A fair business doing at 3Sk@
40c. fer Western, Canada and State.
Pork hrmer for mess and steady for prime. sales
ITO brls at $40 l2@9 % for mess sII 50 for prime
Beef quiet and steady sales $50 brls at Sli Is for
country prime; 5000 30 for country mess; STOo10 20
for reBaesed ness $40 5o@l for extra mess. Prime
sales 90 brls Western at SIS go Cut Meats dull
and unchanged; small sales at Sf9gkc. for Shout
ders; l0&@llkc, for Hams. Lard quiet: sales $40
bfls. at l21l@l25kC for butchers; l3c. for prime.
Butter selling at lI@l6c. for Ohio l612Io. for
State. Cheese steady at g6llc.
Inferior to prime Coffee, pending the auction sale
for tomorrow, the market for Rio is very quiet but
firm; sales include 400 bags Of ST. Domingo at l3c.
Muasses very quet sales Of 90 hhds. Of Porto Rico
at 3s@39c.; 10 hhds, of Bsrbadoes at $50, and by
auction 100 brls. Of New Orleans at 5s613ssc cash.
Sugar refners and Spectators having withdrawn
and we can only learn Of sales of 200 hhds nclud.
ing Cuba, at 61f@e7Ao.; Porto Rico at Tl4@sc.
months, for 0rinoco. f - ~ -
The Wool. market for domestic fleece was very
quiet, and we hear Of 10000 pounds California al
about previous prices. "
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] sRAYIsRuApS.
LITTLE 1MIAMT
~ hoes AND laii iF9d8 ~ Z p
,sr,H COLUMBUS kND XIMTA ~ 3.l
= 'l.N 1di no o.-AND@syl fu1insa 1l-HTi
ONOIINATl,HANIETON&DAYTOH
Railroads. s!a55 0;y{ ~ Z
Railroads.
fNN ANn AFrRR MONDAY, IUNE I.

ON AVID AFTER MONDAY, JUNE IN,
~ 1850, Trains will depart as fOllews:E
oiSnati, Hamilton and Dayton DspctSR5F HaTaEi.
tor, Bichmond, indianapolis LogansportS Dayton,
1850 a; M. ExPREss-From Little Miami
Repot, and and from gincin9aii, Hamilton and Dayton
ooiumbus Cgeslins and PittsbuFsS Va OoISlSTs
stepbenville and Plttsburg; via Columbus, Beiair
sna snas sso S Saf s0sa3aRSs sna Bs and Pitts
Ss30 A. M. EXPRESS = From Cincinnati,
ten fot sptingfeid, Urbaha and sandusky; and VIII
Dayton and Michigan Road for Troy, Piqua, Sidney,
Detroit and all points in Canada. Connects at Ham.
S1sO a IM.GFrom ON Cincinnati Hamilton and psy.
ton Depet- Accommodation for Hamilton aud Way
'ISIV Ia a. M. FxPR Ess-Frou Little Miami De.
pot-.Conneets via Columbus and Belair and Ben.
wood; via Columbus, Belair and Pittsburgh, via
Golnmbgsl Orestline and Pittsburg, and via ootum.
a.3S T. N; ExPREs s1FTSm e li Cincinnati lima
heid, Urbans Beiefonts}ne and Il Ke1ton; slso a,
Dayton for Oolumbusi connects via Hamilton for
SaSOna 5S M@FfSm RSa gu R94s haM:dn %f
Dayton Depot-for Hamilton and all Way Statiohsl
CHnf?'f FT0m I. Its iGs Miami Ms%
dsti9n for Columbus, stopping at all Way stationsi
q 2. M.gfTom Little Miami Depot-Aocommo.
da;iGP P iST M Afn,s SseRgssg q Msy sts,oDs
Ilton and Dayton Depot-For Troy, .Piqua, Sidney,
Lima, Fort Wayne and Ohieagoi also for Teledol
Hamilton for Richmond, Logansport &c
II T. NJ. EXPR Ess-sEron Little Miami De-
pot-Connhcts via Columbus Steubenyile and Pitts.
burg via Columbus, Orestline ana Pittsburs via
Columbus and Cleveland; via Columbus, Beair and
Benwo0d; and via Columbus, Belair and PittsburR.
SLEEPING7QARS ON THIS TRAIN
For all information and Through Tickets please
apply at the Of1ces, southeast of Front and
Broadway; west side Of Yine-street, between the
Postofice and the BuTnet House; No, 3 East Third.
street Sixth-Htreet Depot and at the East Front
street Depot.
Trains run by Columbus time, which Is seven min.
utes faster than Cincinnati time. ~. an
p. VI. STBADER, General Ticket Agent
Omnibuses call for passengers By leaving directions
ct the Ticket Offices. apo
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NEW YbRK CATTLE MARKgr:-T -ThNrxdu. October
iA-5The IiYo Rtoolt Markets have been more abint-
anty supplied this week than during any previous
various city yarlBg for the week ending Yesterday
numbered 590s beef cattle, l2s mich COWS, 6lIvea
Total, 5000. f0iinE ON - 7f1T17f 2
II u curious problem 10 know what will be done
with 5000 animals; but, before week from this
morning, nearly all Of them will have been slaugh
tered and sold to the meat consumers Of this city
and vicinity At Yesterdays general market Beef
Cattle sold at decline from last week Of No! per
H., estimated dressed weight. Though the supply
was 80 iargc, and the general quality and weight up
tothe average and the decline In price only Nc,
all were sold except 800 to 400 head. Mich Cows Of
good quality are In better demandi medium and
poor grades are abundant. Veal Calves Of first
quality are scarce, and 60 readily AZ 6h1Tc per b
live weight. Sheep and Lambs are 25@s7c; per head
lower. Live Hogs are abundant, and sell at $40
csc per ID, live weight which Is '6c lower than
last week. ..# 3 ID xvi .HrI H..| PM.
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TBy Telegraph.I
New York stock Market.

HRw YORK, October 19-P. M.-Stocks
dull depressed and lower; Chicago and Rock Island
n; Cleveland and Toledo, 436; Galena and Chicago
754; Michigan Central, 661Si Harlem, 20, Harlem
Preferred, ~ Panama, l25 1llineis CentLa Scrip
Southern 1874; Reading, 46A; Hudson, 63sf Erie,
ssH; New York Central S716; Pacific Mall 92.
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[By telegraph t
New Orleans Marker

New ORLEANS, October l9-Cotton is
firm; sales of 10000 bales at u34Dllj9c. for mid
SIC. Molasses s924c. Whisky 2OJs@2lc. tobacco
firm: hugs 3lsQ4l6e, and fine leaf SA@19c. Coffee
prime Rio; stock hand II 900 bags against s25O0
bags last year; imports $500 bags. Exchange on
New York u discount TO mar, a--.....s.