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PHILADELPHIA, Feo. THE cotton and woollen
mill OF Joseph Ripka, ,on Lawrence street, owned by
Paul Thurlow, was partially burned last night
The fire originated in the centre building, which
was destroyed. The steam ire-engines were in
strumental in saving both wings from destruction.
The machinery in these wings cost $3.50, 900, and
thus the value of the steam fre-engine can be ap-
preciated. The loss by the fire is oply S5 900
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Arrival of the City of Manchester.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The steamer City of Man
chester from Glasgow on the 1lth ult., considera-
bly, overdue, arrived here this morning.
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Arrival of the Steamer City of Washington N.
New York, February 9.-The steamer City of
Washington, arrived here this morning from Liv-
erpool, bringing the same dates as the steamer
North Briton at Portland pa.
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Resignation of the Nova Scotio C.ove,n,nant

Resignation of the Nova Scotia Government.
HALIFAX, Feb. THE Government of Nova
Scotia has resigned. Hon. VIM. Young has been
sent to form another one. Hon. Joseph Howe will
bald Attorney General, and Jonathan McCuly,
probably, Solicitor General. 1t is expec ted that
Benjamin Weir will have a seat in the Cabinet
without office.
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PHILADELP8IA cArTI

~ lila CATTLE MARX ET Feb s-There
qui.e Iailng Oh in the number of Beef Cattle in
.4oo head and consequently slight advance occurred
IN tne price OF the best quality some lots having been
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Decrease. 102,174
The net decrease at the points heard from dnrng the
week has not been so large we anticipated
There six places where packing is not yet finished
We find that generally there is increase smaller
places. are anxious to publish full statement in
detail as possible but will not do until pack
ing is finished at all points and the complete We
hope our friends will forward the reports re-
naming points as possible.-C Cincinnati Price
Current, Feb. s.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, for the week ending
February GIVE have another very quiet week report
The only transactions in this market since our las are
salesof 17o bbs Whale Oil at price transpired
800 lbs. Ochotsk Bone at S5 cts.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Further from California.

MALLoY's STATION, February S.-Governor Dow
ney, in his inaugural address, promised to ad-
minister the government with rigid and Just econ
omy, and pursue the policy so plainly and ad-
mirably indicated by the inaugural of his predeces-
sor.
The people of Placervie, on the l4th ult., by
vote of ten to one, declared in favor of levying
tax for the survey of railroad from thence to Fol-
som.
Samuel Barrett, of the firm of Barrett 4 Sher-
wood, jewellers, died at San Francisco on the 18th
ut.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 1.-THE motives of Governor
Latham in sending his cloudy message to the Legs-
lature with regard to setting off the southern coun-
ties for the formation of new territory, was much
discussed.
The committee of the House on the new Indian
war IN Mendocino and Humboldt, held meeting
last evening, and spent much time in examining
Capt. Jarboe and others.
From THE SANDWICH lsLANps.-The oates from
the Sandwich Islands are to the 3lst of December
The clipper ship Daring arrived at Honolulu on
the 24th ult, and sailed for Bakers Island ON the
Both, at $3.50 per ton.
The bark Viler sailed on the 22d, with oil, for
Bremen.
The American ship LeOnidas, with spars and tim
bers from Fort Townsend, put into Honolulu to re-
pair damages. Had completed the repairs, and
would sail on the lst of January.
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agency IN Baltimore HENRY A. DlDlER,
ENRENCH SHIRT FRONTS.
pro,,sg oo,r,ns FRENCH TIKs
ENGLISH FSaITgH $HERFf HAEF AEP R6aE R6AyERs
ESdLIsR RyGIfsH 9afs HRkFs RkIsHrs
opened fai assortment @ Of these goods of the
0s'' ao'S' anu coNsF&BEE SESs R,fi CO.
ja3l-tfr Opposite the Museum
DUvAL'S CELEBRATED
- FOR GE>rLEMEEll THlrE KID GLOVES
,.ost, We; OWENS,
T. AND EMBROIDERED Shirt BosoMs.
large and varied assortment Just recsiysd E dWI5y By
2O5 Baltimore Street
la2sH Near Charles street.
CoURvoIsTER's D0UBLE-sTITCHED
A large assortment just opencdat
~ Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Jas POS Baltimore street.
ENGLISH HALF-HOSE.
w Just opened large assortment of every GRADE OF
WF OWENS
0o.s Gentlsmens Furnishing Store,
Ja2s-f 205 Baltimore street.
DARTY TIES AND GLOVES
r have selected with GREAT CARE stock of Goods
,.oo.s WI OWENS,
1szeu 205 Bal timore street.
MINK vIoToRINEsl
tss, SO and sI2
Just the thing for School Girls
TAYLoR's,
d2ltf Opposite Barnuu. 3.
ERMINE FURs
ERMINE CAPEs,
Ermine Fur most beautiful quality and very
suitable for Christmas Gifts
TAYLOR,
d2l-u Opposite Barnum's.
EURS FURS II FURS Sill
MINK CAPFs,
MINK vICroRNEs,
MINK MUFFs,
In large quantities and in all trades, at ~
TAYLoR's,
delft Opposite Barn um's
SABLE FURs!
very large assortment o.
SABLE FURS,
embracing all qualities both in Stained and Natural Colos
In all cases their real character will be stated.
TAYLOR,
d2l-6 Opposite Barnums
FURSl FURS II FURSll!
On hand large and varied assortment of
FINE FURS
ahusetured Tor retail trade All goods sold my estab
pe represented The old stand
ng OF the house is sure that customers will b.
ionestly and justly dealt with
TAYLOR,
uzlu Opposite Barnum's
CHILDREN'S FUR.
A large assortment Of
FURS FOR CHILDREN
Just the thing for the Holidays
atTAYLoR'S
d2l-n Opposite Barnum's
ONE MINUTE
" EGG BEATER
Warranted to beat down dozen eggs in me minute bet
than done by the old method in twenty minutes
For sale wholesale and retail by ,,r,u, ~
ials-nr Nos 2l6 and 2ls Baltimore street
" WEDDING FANS,
mpdrtsa nsg and bS beautiful assortment of PARIS FANS
nstfr pvo cANFIELD, BRO. CO,
- .sg1s.. Fe,9ER cor 229 Baltimore street.
VIRGINIA AND BALTIMORE MILL FEED
We otter for sale stlOwest market prices in quantte
ss !sss ss:ss!: ss:ssi: RaisS%ss.E RRiiSnis Esss
''' "u'ne'i MaGb6SSESsiM.bd MeaGb56SEs iMbdsiRTs ( RTIs
SUPERICR QUALITY GOLD W WATCHFS :
~ CANFIELD, BRO, h CO,
COLE WITCHES ~heh they e hsas Saer 'tsea c e
public at low rates les tt
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
rnts, pnts quarts just received and sale at mant
iactufers prices by the package only, by
J. b CHARR0N Co,
<o.s Sole agents in this city.
Ie3u cor Hanover and Lombard SITS
DRAFTS on ALEXANDRIA, FREDERICKs
- BgRti, Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and on a
other Virginia cities, wanted by " - "
fe2or THOs. J. CARSON
AND WARRANTS WANTED BY
- Ez-ur THOS j CARSON
CONSIGNEES' 'NOTICE.-Consignees of schr
~ VIM. D. CARGILL, from Charleston s. G., will peas
risk SEX Ky D ss %it
Wnarh fest
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Smsaranfs Companies.
EXCHANGE INSURANCE ROOMS.
NO. SO Exchange Place.
ELLIOTT JOHNSTON,
MI a II NJ E,
FIRE AND LIFE
N s U r A NCE ENT.
n1- RISKS MADE BINDING, AND LOSSES PAID
WITHOUT DELAY, IN
FIRST CLASS COMPANIES.
NO. 6s ExCH ANGE PLACE.

REFERS, BY PERMISSION, TO
rRUEMAN CROSS Esq, Cashier Com and farmers
Bank Baltimore
PATRICK GIBSON, Esq, Bank of Baltimor.
JOSIAH LEE CO., Bankers, Baltimore -es.
JOHNSTON, BROS CO, Bankers, Baltimore
r. ii. MAURY 4 co Bankers, Richmond Va
DRE&EL CO., Bankers Pi iladelphia
JAMES W. LEWIS, Esq, Cashier Union Bank, New
York.
E. j. OAKLEY, Esq, Cashier Merchants Exchange Bank
New York
R. H. LOWRY, ESQ., Cashier Bank of the Republic, New
York.
CARPENTER yERMTLYE, Bankers New York
READ, DREXEL &Co, Bankers, New York
SPENCER, villa \ CO, Bankers, Boston fe9tf
| IFE INSURANCE.
- There are at this moment hundreds persons mer
chants and Others who intend to effect insurance on their
the df f DAY 9tRE f RRqn3 and
ONE OF THE oIDEsT IN THE UNYrEp
Offers every nducement tn those who wish to effect nsur
ance on their Lives.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS .sEFr
the thief Of time therefore do at
' ' OYER 3TE MILLION 1I5 DOLLARS
has been paid by this Company within years wi
uows and orphans of deceased parties without the delay
sSIs fay aiser nat pafpTsy Of gSymsn
y furnished in the city counties Of the State
by addressing the undersigned, agents for Maryland
-. +. J. RICHARDSON SON,
n2Shr No. North street, Baltimore
YNRY HIM!
SAMUEL TOWNSEND,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
nsures at the lowest rates in nndoubted Offices Assets
o26-tf No 50 SECoRD STREET
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ALEs AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
rILr-par l. L.l.ur.ou.. q
PRICES ANDsALEs OF STOCKS IN NEW YoRt

49, BY TELEGRAPH.
Through lillian FISHER Son, Stock and Il srok-ys
No. 90 South street
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on hand a large and varied assortment of
FINE FURS
anufsctured for retail trade All goods sold at nv estsb
ishment will be warranted represented The old stand.
ng OF the houseis sure that customers will be
ionestly and justly dealt with
TAYLOR,
uzEo Opposite Barnum's
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

iSicdsc VI past year
he Hon. VIM. F. johnson resigned the position Of Pre-
mt and VIM R. Brunot, Esq, was elected to fill the
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The VOTE IN THE SENATE on THE ABoLIsHINa OF
THE FRANKING PRGymEGE.-The following is the tie
vote taken in the Senate, Wednesday, on the
amendment to the post-offce bill to abolish the
frankng privilege:
Yeas-Messrs. Benjamin, Bigler, Bragg, Bright,
Fitzpatrick, Green, Gwin, Hammond, Hunter
Iverson, johnson of Tennessee, Kennedy, Lane
Mallory, Mason, Powell, Salisbury, Sebastian
Slidell, Toombs and Wigfall-27.
Nays-Messrs. Anthony, Bingham, Cameron,
Chandler, Clark, Dixon, DoolittlG Durkee, Fessen-
den, Foot, Foster, Grimes, Hale, Hamlin, Haun,
Harlan, Hemphill, King, Nicholson, Rice, Simmons,
sumner, Ten Eyck, Trumbull, Wade, Wilson and
Wilkinson-27.
Many of the Senators voting against the amend
ment, said that they would vote for it if it was
brought before them separated from the post-ofice
bill.
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d21-u Opposite Barnum's
ONE MINUTE EGG ar,rpp
Warranted to beat down dozen eggs ne minute bet
done by the old method twenty minutes
For sale wholesale and retail by - -.
CORTLAN & CO.
ialS-tfr Nos 2l6 and 2lS Baltimore
, 1860-04-04
BY TEL, ,EGRAPH.
TIlETY-SIxTH C0NGRESS~FlRSTs SESSION.


WAsnsxo7os, Apn1s.
On motion of Mr. Mason the bill ,proriding
fnr the adjudication Of the claims OF the
Rhode Island Company against PARAGUAY,
bY the appointment Of Commissioner by each
government. to sit iu Washington for three
months, in accordance with treaty snPnlaslons,
was taken up and passed.
Mr. johnson OF Tenn. wanted the Homestead
bill taken up and pressed to hnal Fote. 1t
was very imp0rtunt measure.
The Indian Appropriation bill came up end
tbs amendments If the Senate adhered to, after
which tie bill was postponed till Thursday.
The House Homestead bill was taken up, the
pending amendment being tbs Senate bill.
Mr. Fitch offered an amendment that all lands
that came under the provisions. Of this bill
should be cnly those subject to pirate entry at
the passage Of the Law.
Mr.. Wilkinson made speech IN taTor OF the
House bill. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. McCIernand proceeded to gus
| tain his asseItioo made yesterday. That there
was no instance in which Congress had enacted
d special penal code to operate in the organ zed
Territories. The net Of 1880 was general in its
application aud extended to treason and other
offences against tue Un,ted States. Congress
/ by enac ing Territorial Government hat del.
| eEated certain powers, so that the criminal be-
came amenabie to The local law.
During colloqny between Farnsworth, and
Clark o: No., the former said Jno- Wesley spoke
Of slavery Us the "suu, Of nil villanies-'
Mr.. jenkins inquired-Do you say 30?
Mr. Farnswolth Was rery much Of tha
opinion.
Mr.. jenkins Then you declare lie.
Mr.. Farnsworth-Iam AN not in the habit Of de
seending into cess-pools to throw dirt at black
guards. ..
Mr. jenkins {iu his seat) was understood t.
say-I can't receive that as an insult.
The bill to suppress polygamy in Utah 7ra
debated at length.
Mr. bcClernand advanced the proposition t
diride Utah between Pixies Peak and Nevada
| No vote was taken. Adjourned.
, 1860-04-04

1vrsDA1 EvEs1so. April >.
Weather warm and plcassnt. Vessels passIg Detroit
Apsi; ad aud sd:-rr-Ncnc. Dowd-Das Nalbftdge;
schss. 1ndat.y Fneuan. Wind a -. n, east cool!
Cots...ox.-Ths schooner whrwind. while being moved
ths raprn'rs bbooro no the tug VT !eh Is besn
bul the dock west of the Wells street bridge. breaking
her sh,e aad seve1at ,!mte7s.
Fos THE LOWER LAkE,.-The prope!sss Michigan and
Buckeye lesre here Saturday for osseRo and ogecs
bugh. They will carry only limited amount Of ffeight:
s41x or Axsz.cAs TaAssronrA71os BoA7s.-The Trus-
tees Of tbs American Transportation Company are now
seeking to spose Of the 1es and ean7 toat which
We bid on a. the resent sale. The living p1op:trs
lave aseady beea sod The New Eueaad, purchased bY
aauada tose for Lake OLts1o trade the foton ae'
by F. Lee g. and iptented for the Psop.s
Line during the coming ths Iowa. bright .by
T. Eeans Esq- and he Areghang by ctt:ago horse,
who will put ha: on tic upper Likes.
Ick II pry.A1o AND rrxx1RK.-on Saturday, the
lower end Of tie lake was still ted with ce and net OILY
BlK.lo bit DunkI.k contuuea 1n.ee-s4 bic by wster-
News 1aox AbovE.-The Det,o't Tribune says:
y4sterd y with fair load o freight. tue utIIg 800 Ill a*h
s9e, nj i, iii red Win toid is ce inches the
haad;I Iay. IAtths ~isd Changing was aEa'n ds'vt'
wsa rero,ts rhs hsaTy sals Hu1e1
for refuge Yesterday .hr v.Sela upward Eound, pu
| back TO ft7t Hurun.-{pstrs Tribune. ID.
sA-E-Thc lark Fame has tesn rue',a. I'D hv e. r. Hua
lowed ut, III, port by ae.eet sr prep 1aso'y Il
ur,t r. Ing tho ugh repairs. Ale price paid We haSe 90
| ha.ted-Ibet. Tnh.ed-
SA1E-The schoone. Harlequin. reroed ashore near tn
mouth s tic river HI. got ~. have nor learhed th
| cxteut Ut he 1xmage.-Des- NIB. 3D.
Aosorrp..-ve earn tha. the schooner Free Tsader
hch dty ii tie f4ts, in.i1e tAe III Mhthouse.-Ecsto
Tdbrur ID.
cEoy NORTH S1pK LAE1 EkrE-The Cleveland Lsade
| Of Saturday couta ds the feltowtnR:
VIZ arc under oh!.AlI"nst Zap. 4. G. keans OF til!
city, perm s.ion pubt!th the trs ad re. 81
to lin touching the the Csnada sde and Nea"'
| Canal: n, ,e,,
1hayet Inform yGu that two vese+ from dfsn
River today. tram which roEt ~ fsaua) navEs1ln na
Lafa to le upe"ad westward. Thee n about eight
re,riv erlt teet OF water IN feeders. judging fzum tn
we ther md appearances thl h.Ehos ii M be open 70
e'sa' % 'eA ''s' '''' j. ii. Goan,s.
FL vxL1Asp CANAL OrrcE. ST. CA7nrR1sEA}
Superintendent writes from To,t C.lbo.nc and
cu ss mo yon t"at Port Malt lassor II opPn
therc yra "rday fur the upper put
| Lake Eie No ice at.ve Port Maitland.
The Wcand Canal VII he renay for tie p1ss1Ee nfvrs'e
or ii. Ut If Apt&1. Ever isu yous. THos. ApAHs-
Can't Kcaug as intelligence IT. m the lower ind OF til
ke tnAt Ice Is Ill rnnrok r. that i Is thckeF y
know eseta1 years. atd thAh tbs Goth OF April Is tt
| eurl,e:t through OF enng anticipated.
, 1860-04-04
COMMERCIAL.

TCrsnAT EsEn1Ss, Ap Il ), 1870.
WEEKLY nEr,Ew--TNE WEATHER, Erc.-Dur-
ing the week dry weather In. generally pre-.
vailed. We hare bad few showers Of rain.
but they have done little more than lay the dust
Throughout the entire West the want Of rain is
much felt. aud until We have i: vegetation can-
not make much progress. The rivers are al
falling rapidly On the Mississippi, only boats
Of very light draugbt eau pass over the lower
rapids; while it is fe1rcd that navigation will
1mpcded on the Illiaois river.
Our adgices from all parts Of The interior arc
to the effect that spring work is progressing
rapidly. The great bulk of The spring whca',
oats md barley, ara already in the ground, aud
the land is being prepared to receive the corn.
With regard to w'ptcr wheat, VIC hare no ad-
vices giving any additional Information; and it
will not ba Known, probably. how much the
crop is injured till we have April rains.
The receipts aud shipments Of produce Of all
kinds during the past week aud since the 1st Of
Janucry, will be found in the following conf
parat;ve tables:-
, 1860-04-04
Commercial Circulars by the Arabia.
tErQn Dizlaud. athyR / c.. Il CileuIAs.l


ltt e 1 = s 4
q T PR a. Vida Al o.. ,1fet On rn.sasy sbeat
sn, tnaa .: ate ps!st:; Foas
I'D Cd II E ~
wne. AZ atvsncc to u pr aeuta Flour htd
rih great nsk* an na7 te quoted % Per bt de,.c.
Tsov..,oss@A ~ %a,!nes. ha, bean aoas IN P's.a
e,..ey r. eiy ihs lat sr hast advantage. rot
G. Ed sf; 0sf a. Il: sed s
( r. sss s Il css: sns a'e
Itsp1he II adraDs has quite cheek ed.he demand
fuy !.11 T.I!ov. vi viii N eatre eesss'oa q a.
III ss III e ,ssdsa RI
' " lFroa M NJ hicha1d.on. s s, co. ease CO.. credsr:1
B*1Apsrun' trade tbsouehou. the eouatsy ~
xeet saxn ltls o:s auim io by Ut af s1.
teen srte. s:th'ueh prees hare ruled d1n,. ,u,,d,
a1sa Ill ?aa isis aosns low 81
ii .hoS: 9a. Ssni improved feeling
aud wnsa t; dsS IN w Tsus tu,
quarter II EuropeaS Yeiiow. Is III Amerc IL Yer,
f. %:s:s ysSsi lsssss 10 81: q:
%sSs:' - Il oh f9 gs'a'fs ri faa'.a Com
| From st4lten ohs and Sons Creolar-]
BrrAns7rF1s-Thc weather eont1nuea t. be unEenla an
seE r.kos ro rrpEye*s. Tha sowing or r. III u
will ~ OF grass stds Il uch iperfe1ed En De eoIn
ruark.ss are fru but Ire. Ahopkh thess Na
fr1uer tone ios Whe md Flour dian Corn 40 ssE
| There was good feeling Al to-day't m.1k + apa oo
from u ma,kst ,ay Of i7sl per ceu,l beat h eE
and 3ilwaukee 1903 II - es certa tnd :. ~ r. o:' M
In lite +eman1 aud MT quite y, gel SOLD some o! o.
fae1s 1cinE the matEei a1hht them 1aTe Sone oFe1
Wakefield 10 purchase.
, 1860-04-04


This demand lumber during the week has been less
a.tive ST. Louis dealers having filed iii their o'ersfos
tue prssrpt TArre hss been, however, limited demand
fur the Missouri River, and St. Joseph teaers hava
brug't aua sh pped more fs ly than usua From the
illinois h,vcs the ttuaaa Is still trtnpg; and country
dsalers ac e1pcctlse lower prce they arc helalnE CT
till receipts arc Ecasit"-
Tie receipts during the past week hsve been trffns.
hut since Sunday quite l1sc amount las been received
Mos, Of the lumbvr Is from White Ink" 01ana RiseT'
and adjacent part but have received tne cargo from
Ts,yers Ear per schr 6roptshos. The demand for caf-
goes rather better than Mt the dsse Of or Last scst
owing 10 IN inquiry by country tealers- The following
atc the s,1es reported:
..eoof .ehr CATS. from Mu:kegon, al $3.50 CO. faoe
Cargo 1t .elr speed from Mu,tegop, at $40 aad s'oo-
cateo Of .chr B'ae Pe1' from Grard RseE at $3.50 and
c.rEo Il Josephine Dresden. from White Lake. a3o
ca9sa s II Ctr William Tel from Grand nver
The new4 tr N fhc lumber resoas s uaimpostant except
that the want OF rain tn down the D.
The anutActutcTs general thn- are labor ng unaef
tie eon that this fact Will Ectiousy aett the zecp
of the pr.s nj re but is speculate sry
such pa.ter There arc logs ,Eh cu 10 supply Us With
st least 3seooe0 feet lumber than last scar. ad II
there !. demand for the .u1bcr val. lrabahiy 10 FORTH
coutrG.
Ia Shingles there has been activity and The aFks
sssatT. Thefal'ow'ns cargoe and pars Of easoe
sold largo Of zclir Foster fM Nuskekon ii
suco Of shingles. fsc White Lake per sehr Mermaid At
&sO;; cargo OF sng from ka1amazuo st sl.5 for No /.
and q o. for A. cargo Of saved mad saarea iso MA
Lake. pef schr Il 4ncst John, IT sl.6'h.
The following the closing quotatiors of lumber
, 1860-04-04

BT TK1xsHAfH.1 INV 3oHx. Apsas.
F1oupRa.her teuer for eastern and local trade
s.; Wes.n: .sssases toI coa,nGa to eaiu1 q
Ea aa .sSv csaaa:a II fss s
with moderate demand sal- 80 tss 1t 70.
cnoce extra. Rye Flour hnned lequ.st Al
cvlS MrAL.-s: ady ana unchanged. saea too e1ls af
$500 fr J.r.ty, and a fr BrantJwite.
Sre.wnE45 M ~; s.T = e., e. 1s f
Ga.iT 3whea: nazse. quiet aod unchanged; oueta;
LIS Mw mixes Glib Sale. 100 bu wh,e winter It
sle3: 100 wsnte red Do It q q ~, Soo se5y o,oIse
~ que' md u.ei4ns~d :ies too 10 common 6ooa
nft ETY. tSsa ea,s: ed d. e.
s. dn. s.se 4a0 hu II 7cGs7oxc delivered TOT MIA
Western 74 for Jeryy ana =, .the4n Y low IN
mo d"n. a, tor Western. Canadian and State
TAlLox.-Dul: At 1875
ap hsi 54 SS s:s %f.s
iTs7 ior new Ness Il d for hin Mcst; 1too@l6o0 oi
Te.er,: snd 1:o for cty PRIME Mss: ls'cse9 70 q,
r me- satss % e@ county ae.. eeelo g 5sP,:kea
ss:y : s. f. & Sss s T.: If III s?' Il. Ss
for teri. Prime Mes bctf nominal II l:&is ca
Meat dull and unchanged; .ates l2a pkgs 1t se?4c fo
jard ia M ali an aS'. levy y: ~ ..e. 20 FL !. efle
n,i. iln-lnes. rposftd u 1@1fc for ohl a.o l4oef
SITE. CM &c g 9iiha-s tsaiy It loSslsHc mia.
Gu SO hhls Musc1sdc ss = hid: md = tesce. d
~ Gu nS hss!3 Els -" 60 Oh Is cs,
etHG7ks, 70 bids I.1;o M.so .k&:Ke; % hhds Aslad
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