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mNT RECEIYED

40 HHDS Extra Fine Sugar.
4Vy 100 barrels Crashed do
100 do Coffee DO
50 20 Powdered do
900 boxes Cheese.
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Notice.

NEYHEREAS gracious friend has circulated to consider
Wv able report that do not auction sales
outside house, for purposes peculiar himself We hereby
proclaim the public that ready Auc-
person who favor with CALI and prom
faithfully patrons to the best OF ability
HARDY BROTHERS,
anrae Anctioneers
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The shuttle stitch called the lock stitch for effect
tits all and TIE The stitch is made by merely
crossing threads The seve by the shu
Machzes fastened the hand needle to prevent ripping
The Shuttle Machine better adapted to manufacturers than 70
family
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div Residence for Sale.

VT7E offering that elegant residence, No. %
w Vine street. recently occupied K Thompson, ESQ.,
containing rooms building; also sva1ts rooms
STABLE The above is very desr
bleresdence, will be sold liberia. terms kpPlyto
L & " BROWN,
mav94 az Cherry street.
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Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
con. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE. rENNEssRE.
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IlTPORTANT FROM TEXAS.

81. Louis, July 20
An extra from the Benagm Texas Era ottiee
Of the nth received tonight by the overland
Mail contains a letter from Charles X friesF,
editor Of the Dallas Herald, stating that tle ~
az that place on the Sth led 20 the discofeey oi
diabolIcnl plan TO deyastato the whole OF Notih
cfn Texas White men, friends OF the ADolluOh
preacher Blunt and Mckinney, who were eA-
nelled from the country last year, were the insti
Fators Of the plot The plan was to lay me whole
country waste BY fire, and by destroying all arms
ammunition, Sc 70 get the country In q state Of
helplessness, and then, on election day In August
make general insurrectiOn, aided by emissaries
from the North and parties friendly to the cause
In Texas.
Their sphere Of operations distrcsed and sub
distrlcted, each division being under the super
vision Of q white man. who controlled negroes as
subOrdinates. Several white men and negroes
were arrested In Dallas the following day A fire
Is reported 20 have occurred the same day, and
Dallas destroyed, which was attributed TO same
cause Large mercantile house, Black Jack
Grove, loss $50 900; three business houses, Den
ton, loss 500 COO large store house, Pilot Point
loss SO 900; st0rehouse ladera loss SO 600 eight
stores Belknap, loss not given; Milford, Ellis
county, totally destroyed, aud several other
smaller fires are reported. Great excitement eN
lsted Throughout the country prompt and effect
i've measures are being takec for the preservation
az 1ffa and nrnuorfv
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one Hundred Dollars PrsmigHfi m
. SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
..l.Ititt i.l OURED, tI.I.fl
After all other Treatment Failsii
nR A GIBSON

formerly Of New York City, VIII pay One Hul-
dred dollars for The proof that be ever ais % c1fs
sam for the proof that any other Phygician IL
The United States treat the aams diseases with
Amer STIaJ many years Of iaBoros study and expert
eneel DIT. GIBSON i8 happy IN being able 70 an
no1nee g the unigftunats, that be has plr1aersda
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE @
Of the apoye and other private diseases, with Az oa1
effects arising therefrDui, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRAIIOE-
~ s ,I, Is 6sS ,s.i ~ S " ~ "a iosi' f
selsty led physicians, who profess 70 treat all prat1
maladies with success and without receiving ne
'Litkoush br. GIBsoE has Diploma, yet b.
makes no boost Of that fact, fol the very reason fr
OF intelligence, for neither diplomas, nor colleges
nor even experience ever yet possessed power SUM
one single Ounce Into medical genius neither dos
be boast that be Is q member Of some college %
Paris or London as perhaps some others do for the
nurul.se of7 epsnaring the Innocent. Bat what Dr..
GIBSON might boast Of ig this that l9 . able .
give entire satisfaction to those who repose conn-
perfected an American system ot treatment Vhicn
challenges any Physician Of London or tarlaI q lt
patent medicine 70 equal for the radical cure Of se
ilal weakness, and all diseases or dernngementsB
both mental and physical arising irom sexual or
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment The
foiloWing advantages over al Others Jet di5coTerd
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages such e
Mercury, nor any other deleteriou9 drug: secondly
" his treatment is positive and certain II all clae1.
lie stands prepared to go into any public private
hospital in the United States and demon9trafe the
great fact that he Is able % permanently cure ten
cases, in the same length Of time required b. any
other Physician 70 cure one similar case.
Fellow CitiEens Facts are tangible things and in
this age, the only pabula upon which TIE pualie
Kind can be fed, and nom which Just and dednits
conclusions can Be deduced-
Or. GIBSON fs permanently located 10 Cleveland,
and has during the past six months psrtorned many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted Al
other modes Of reat tment References can 1e gwen 2
individuals Of the hrst respectabliLy IN LsTelands
Boston, HeE York, and other cities ~ regard %
skill and IN tegrty IN all professional
DYSPEPSIA, Rlnematism. SerofHla and az chrouic
diseases treated with unusual success.
.Ba5- Medicine sent to any part Of The country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBSON'S New Work on Physiology for sale
rTT ULDR.A GIBSON oaLfH
Professor Of -Ezectropathy and Asdieias,
Eg- once No. IL Ontario street, up stairs few
doors from the Public Square. = r'la
Once hours from 10 Y and from 2 to to5 o'clock
daily, (Sunday8 excepted now
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81 once No. IL Ontario street, mp stairs, few
doors from the Public Square. r'ia
once hours from 10 y AID from to tO5 o'cloek
daily, (Sunday5 excepted.l now
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POLITICAL.

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.
A Douglas mass meeting and Delegate State
Convention meets at Harrisburg tomorrow after
noon, and the prospects are good for large at
tendance
1lr Hickman's Republican speech contains a
severe denunciation Of Mr.. Douglas course on
Kansas, prefeTring that of Mr.. Breckenridge as
outspoken, while that Of Mr.. Douglas was con
trived and tricky.
The speech created considerable excitement
among the friends Of Douglas, and will probably
call forth able replies. It Is understood that John
p. Haszin win reply at Westchester, in Hick-
mans own district.
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LATEsT d ZEE CANADA.

HALIFAX, July %.
The Asia arrived at Queenstown the evening Of
the 18th
PLLERNo, 13th.-The new Ministry has been
formed. Amari, the historian, and ErRnte are
amons the number.
NAPLES, 1Oth.-The King has summoned the
former Camarilla-
The population is unQuiet
A partial outbreak had occurred among the
troops; 13 were wounded.
Ships and troops were going to Messina-
RoNR, IOth--There is no further disturbances
IN the Umbrian marches.
QuEESsTowE, 18th -Sanguinary combats have
taken place near 1Iessina between the Neapoli-
tans and the advance guards Of the Sicilian
army.
Garibaldi had received aid to the amount OF
one million liyres and 81 cannon.
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DOUGLAS RATIFICATION MEETING.
Tr,T-

There was a Douglas and johnson ratif-
cation meeting here to-day, undoubtedly the
largest denomination of the kind ever held
in Illinois, There was 10000 people in at
tendance.
The meeting was held in Edwards Grove,
near the city, and was addressed by Hon. w.
A. Richardson, John A. Logan, ]. P. Allen
and other prominent democrats.
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Last Nights Report.
BELL AND EVERETT CONVENTION.

TRENTOE, n J., July 25.
The Bell and Everett Convention assembled
here to-day. John Perrine, Of MiddleseX, was
made temporary Chairman, and e. d. Dashler
and james Stratton, Secretaries.
A committee of five from each Congressional
District on permanent organization was appoint
ed and three from each district to report resOlu-
tions, and recommend action in regard to the pro-
priety of nominating an Electoral Ticket.
Adjourned till half past two
All the'distri5is are represented. Some cOun-
ties are not represented.
They will nominate ticket either to-day or at
some subsequent Convention
Hons. Jacob Broom and ii. II. Fuller, of Penn
sylvania, wiz address the Convention this p. m.
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JUDGE DOUGIAs.

Judge Douglas arrived here from Saratoga
at half past seven o'clock. He was received
at the depot by an-immense concOurse Of
citizens, one or two military companies and
a company Of Little Giants from Albany.
The proCsssion formed and marched TO the
Troy House, where Mr.. Douglas was vel
coined by the Mayor.
In reply, Mr.. Douglas made a political
speech, defending non-intervention as the
true principle, and appealing for its support
By all who are opposed to abolitionism and
disunionism
He spoke IS minutes. Tne speech was
listened to by about beOO people. The re-
ception is considered to have been a great
success
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PACIFIC R. R. GROUND BROKEN.


The ceremony of breaking the ground Of this
end of the Great Pacific Railroad took place to-
day The occasion was most appropriately cele-
brated by salutes bOnfres, barbecue, and speeches
from the most prominent and thorough going
railroad men OF the West, Mayor Mangles, Col
Deniphin, Col Gilpin, Mr.. Taylor, President of
the road, President MoPherson, Gov. Roberts, of
Kansas Territory, and many Others.
1t is estimated that there were at least 10 900
people on the ground, all of whom were enthusi-
nStic over the great work
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OLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND


CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.--SUNAER A :
RGSaEMENr.-ls60. On and after Monday, june llth,
1850, Passenger Trains viii leave Cleveland ss fol-
5ss A. n. N. 7. & Cincinnati Express-stopping at
Berea, Grafton, Wellington New London,
Salem, Shelby, and all stations south OF
Shelby, reaching Columbus ll:30 A. n,
Cincinnati 4.2O A. n.
3.I5 P II. AccommOdation-StOppin at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus gSO P. n, Cincin-
natl $40 A.. n.
500 P. n Night Express-Stopping at Berea Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Shelby Crest
line, Gallon, Cardington, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus ll00 P. H., Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Evansville,
Crestline' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrts, Chicago, 6c,.
west, and East for Manshsld Wooster, Mas
silon, &C.
Gallon and Belefontaine Railroad Line, for Marion,
BellefOutaine, Sidney, Union, muncis, In
dinapOlis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, EYans-
villa, louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c
Delaware, with Springfield, MI Vernon and Pitts
burgh RailrOed for Springfield
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus and 4enia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis
"- Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOyelands
and Cincinnati and with the Ohio q Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus Central Ohio Hailroad for Newark, Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, Urbana, &c
B7- For Tickets 70 al polnts and lniormGtlOn ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street. or
- ' Es FLINT, superintendent.
Cleveland, June II, 1859. @
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FROM WASHINGTON.
wAsurnoroS, July 25.


The Post Master General has ordered weekly
mail from St Joseph 70 Julesbnrg, In order to
accommodate the weekly mail between Julesburg
and Denver City, for the benefit OF the Pike's
Peak miners and also q weekly mail between
Placeryille and the Washoe Silver Mines, on the
route to Salt Lake. The service up to this time
has been only semi monthly.
No Injunction has been obtained by any party
restraining Mr. Pangborn from drawing money
due on account Of the House printing. The hear
ing on the preliminary motion is postponed till
E9Hr
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GEN. LANE.
RALEIGH, NC.

hALLIoHI n, 2. July 70.
General Lane is spending few days near
Raleigh, visiting the home Of his ancestors
and numerous relations.
The Governor, Judges Of the Supreme
Court, and many other prominent officials
and the citizens generally, have honored
him with hearty welcome as q distinguish
ed son of the State, and more especially as
the site of the city Of Raleigh was the old
Lsne estate, donated by the Generals grand
father for the Capitol.
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New NoRK, July 25.
The Tribunes Washington correspondence an
nOunces the dcfalcation Of Major R. Sutherland,
Quarter Master Of the Marine Corps, in the sum
ofSS0 900.
A storekeeper named Lewis murdered his wife
on Saturday, at BoundbrOOk, n. y, and then
committed suicide, Cause-jealousy.
EN-Deputy United States Marshal RyndeE,
who Is under indictment for conniying at the es-
cape ofa SLAYER, was yesterday committed to the
Toruhe for fuennitv
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ecuted in due form BY the bidder with at least two
good and sufficient suretes, satisfactory to the Com
missiOners Of Printing, In the penal sum Of ten
thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful per-
formance, pursuant 70 law, such class or classes of
the State Printing may be adjudged 70 him; and
for the payment as iquidated damages by such bid
der 10 the state Of any Of the bid or
bids Of such bidder which the state may be Obliged
pay for such work BY reason ofthe failure of such
bidder to complete his contract; said bond to be null
and void if no contract shall be awarded 10 him. No
Did, taeooiHpdIIiei bv ch bond 1il Be entertained bl
the Commissioners Of Printing.
Ike bond, in The penal sum Of ivo thousand dol
lars, must accompany each proposal for folding,
stitching or binding.
Copies OF bonds (in blanks) will be furnished TO
bidders on application to the Secretary Of State
In all respects the work embraced in the fOreqoinR
shall be executed, aud Che bills therefor made Out
filed, audited and paid in conformity with tho pro-
visions Of the act Io provide for the execution and
supervision Of the state Printing and Bindinei'
passed March a. Is60-to which act reference is here
By made for such further information as may be de-
sired. i -.-...
Proposals to be sealed, and indorsed on the out
side Of the envelope, "Propoeais for Public Print
ing" or Proposals for Binding, as the case may
be. A. p. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of State.
WM. B. THRALL,5
- Comptroller Of the Treasury
k. W TAHLER,
iunsS0'zA Auditor 0t STATS.
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FIRE.



A destructive FIRE occurred in Mechanic
street in this city, about 2 o'clock this morn
ing, destroying II. Saurbier's cutlery estab-
lishment and Messrs. Turnbull & Conner
shaw's carriage mandatory, including a
large amount Of stock. Other buildings ad
joining were also destroyed. Loss 5000.
Partially insured
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DIED.

BURLINGTON, NJ, July Is.
The Rev. Costlana Van Rushleau, an hon
ored and beloved clergymen, Of the Presby-
terian Church, died at his residence in this
city this morning.
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Cn1I1TRNCElIFNT FXERCIsFs.

HAEoYEE, n. H, July Is.
The commencement exercises Of Dartmouth
College began yesterday, and were continued to-
day
Rev Theodore l. Cuyler, Of New York, deliT-
cred an eloquent and spirited address before the
Theological Society, and George Perley, Of Con
cord, pronounced an interesting and feeling eu-
lOgy upon the late Rufus ChOates
Rev. 7. l. Cuyler, President Lord, General
Frank Pierce, and other distinguished gentleman
were serenaded last evening by the German band.
T. g. Parker, Of Boston delivered an Grafton
before the Phi Epsilon Society this afternoon,
which was followed by poem on Pluck, by Nor
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July %.
The Democratic Congressional Convention
Of the Fifth District, nominated Hon. VIM.
A. Richardson for Congress to-day.
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FIRE.

NEw York, July rs.
The store No. 95 Broad street. occupied by
Van Aokelen & Bartholdt, wholesale pro-
vision dealers, was badly damaged to-day
BY fire and water.
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NOMINATED.

SAoo, Ne, July 25.
The Republicans of the lst District, in oonven-
tion here to-day, nominated John N. Goodwin,
Of South Berwick, for Congress.
Louis o. CoWan, Of Biddeford, was chosen
Presidential Elector
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PRIZE CnNCERT.

BUFFALO July %.
To-day was set apart for the prize concert. The
prize, massive silver goblet, was competed for
by twelve societies, and won by the ''Arionp of
New York City. Is win be presented at the
grand banquet tonight Columbus, Ohio was
selected as the place for holding the next saen-
rerfest
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ANGLER HOUSE,

Hon. Josiah ATlis, Mass Mrs Jennings, do
Hon. J. Striker, Rome. Mrs. .MortOn& ch d Huron
Hon. f. B. Ward, Detroit W. Mann, la & dau Gin.
Geo. S, Jefiers, Portsm' Ia Chas Kean, Blilwaukee
y. =. Lindsey Ia, Cleve 7, B. J. Hadly, Houston
NJ Hamlin, Penn Yan. Mrs r. p. SkiT do
ID. H. Lyman, N, Y. G. p. Leonard, Dayton.
Geo. II: Clark, Wooster, A. Pomerfstt 4 Ia, Phila
", mulllgan, New York. B. +. johnson, Albany
J. Carson A. Morse, Eaton, n. Z
MT. Wood a wife, Ohio. J. Montreaiel, Detroit.
Miss Wood do Mr.. Champion, Washing
:. ). Oakly a WI Buffalo. G. H. Wells, Cleveland.
I. II, Pratt, do ynO. Scott, Pittsburgh.
CIV. Tyler, San Francisco John Willson, do
2. W. Kellogg, n. Y. G.. B. Simonds, Springfield
J. A. B. Stone & Ia, Kala- A. Zimmerman, So Bend
mdZoo. Mrs George. do
Mrs.T.D .Dole&da, Buffalo
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At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie and Cieye-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks 70 Chagrfn Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for kavenna, &c
At Braceyille with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks % sharon, Greenfield, lead
Tiue, Bloomfield, Canheld5 &C. -
Al Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
laad, Lowell, and EnOniYalley, and thence By P. F.
'" a = l. - y --'' CH1s. L. RHODES, sup't.
CLEVELAND Feb els59. m e -I.
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~ The flags Of the shipping IN Port to-day were
ct half mast as mark Of respect for The death Of Col
Sheldon Mcknight who has ever been known as a
warm and true friend Of seamen and seamen's inte-
raafa.-- DE- TrIbliHe
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CONNIE RCIAL.
CLEVELAND nIARKET-JULY 25.

WHEAT-Reeelpts are steadily maintained and
some 4c ears were reported this morning. The tone
at the close is trihe better Sales are cars red on
track early in the day at $780, 10 cars red at sO2
ZOO bush do. free board at Sl,Osi car white at
Sl,Og; and cars do. at SILL on track.
CORN-Quiet at 45o
OATS-ouist at 2s@SOc.
BUTTER-sales oils kegs Central at IOo.
EGGS-smsll sales at s9sHc.
HIGHWINES-saleso Of Is bbls at lsJfc
CHEEsE-Sales of 500 rs dairy at T1kc
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CONVENTIONS OF THE NEW JERSEY
DEMOCRACY.


Both Conventions are now In session That un-
der call Of the State Central Committee at the
State House, and the Douglas straight ont at the
Temperance Hall
Gov Foot Is Chairman Of the State Conven-
tion. All the counties are represented.
A resolution was adopted at preliminary
meeting this morning that they had TO support an
electoral ticket pledged 20 the Democratic party
and Douglas and johnson.
Speeches were made by Mr.. Price, Gen, Par
ker, Gen Runyon, and Mr.. Nannatta, all strong
ly for no fusion, aud pledging fidelity to nOnin-
teFvention
The Committee on Resolutions, now in session,
will re-gssert the Cincinnati platform and pledg-
es 70 Douglas.
Gen. Cook OF Hudson snd Gen. Joel Of Mon
mouth. were nominated by acclRmation Senate
rial Electors, with cheers.
The Convention here took recess. .-...-.-
At the Breckenridge and Lane Convention n
the State House Samuel Fowler, Of Sussex, was
chosen temporary chairman amid cheering
Every county in the State Is represented
A COMMITTEES on Permanent Organization, con
sisting Of one delegate from each county in the
State, was appointed.
The same Committee was also directed to re-
port rules for the guidance Of the Convention, as
we'll as a series of resolutions.
The Chairman was given power TO appoint a
committee Of i've 10 confer with any other com
mittee on the subject Of Union ticket
Adjourned till D. m.
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NEW YORK nIARKET-IULY2 2a.

LELEgEARE.I
FLOUR-Sales ofl2ol0 bbls; at 8, 5,OOa5,lo for su-
superfne Western; S. l0a5,sO for Common to Me-
dfum Extra Western; $535d5,45 for Shipping brands
Extra Round Hoop Ohio; market closing dull and
declining. OF the sales about 1000 bbls for ex-
CANADIAN FLOUR-Sales Of $50 bbls; at $500
Tor Supernne, and S5,l57, 80 for Common to Choice
Extra. Market dull and lower,
k4E FlOUR-sale5 at S5,50@4,20 for Common
70 Choice Supernne. In moderate request at pre-
TtOus prices.
CORN IIEAL-sales Of 600 bbIs; at $3.50 for
Jersey and SS,6 for Baltimore. Market little more
WHISKY-Tn moderate request and without
material change In price. Sales $50 bbs at 2gSc
WHEAT Sales OF winter redWeBtern az 81 ,250
l2oi white Kentucky at 81 ,400l,42; prime white In
diana at Sly85Glr lr37i new amber Southern at $780,
Chicago spring At 81, ,l5dl, ,l516 very choice white
Ohio and Kentucky mixed at Sl,36; Milwaukee cub
on private terms. Market dull, heavy and lower,
The scarcity and high rates Of freishts materially
checks the export demand. T.t#
RlE-sales At sle382c. Quiet.
BARLEY-Nothing doing In barley
COkN-Sales OF 81, 900 bushels; At Gle for unsound
mixed Wssterni 5052o tor sound dO chiefly at the
latter price, sc for western yellow and CSC for sound
OATS-Salos at s5a4Oc for western and Canadian
and 4O,944c for State. Market steady ana in NODE
rate request.
PORK-Sales Of $40 bblE; at Sl9,2s9ls,s7 for new
mess mess SlsSo 10 for a, "a ness Sl6@s25 foE western
Sl4 3 for new primes Sl2 259l25 for old do. Mar
1BREF-salesof $40 bbls; at s4@4,2s for country
packed mess and Sll9iz for extra mess. Market
steady and In fair demand. s... I..I.' I-.l.l
BEEF HAMS-Markst ct quiet with small sales at
Sl0l1i2 for state S1U6 Is, u Cor western. m
CUT lEAVS-(lule and small sales at el<6ssfc
foE shoulders, and lu9l3kc lor hams; II5k@iie for