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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-31

M- TO FAR MEKS-NEG RIO SHOES
aES Farmers and others wanting N o
SHOES are invited to call at No. 20 Main street
where will be found the largest and best assort-
ment ever offered in Richmond. My assortment
my own make; Mems Army Brogans; Mems high
cut do, very thick, nailed with hob nails; Danes
best thick pekged programs; HerrIcks best thick
women, together with all other grades, suitable
Tor servants, men, women and bows. Farmers
will do well to give me cal, at Nc. 93 Main st,
JOHN C.. PAGEJR
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ne JOHN THOMPSON,
"a NO. /, BALLARD HOUSE,
Has on hand select and fashionable assort-
ment of HATS, GAPS, LA DIES FUKS and q EN-
TLEMER'S FURNISHING GOODS, which he is
disposed to sell at low prices / most respectfully
solicit call from purchasers. &C 20-dtjl
~ NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
- NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
Irrational GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new for young men, a.
ELLETT n W EISIGER'S,
DC Ats No I6T Main strAek
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SoTICE TO THIS PUBLIC!

r--sxszsr,z.-zr-, NoTICE TO THE PUBLIC
w W = AE \ Dr mp W. oRTTfANT Ar r.
EXPRESS COMPANY respectful ~ announce 20
the public that they have arranged to run their
FhPesT EMiE DAb bX 1Pm kEw 70 R ReE
MOND, thereby aford.ng unusual facilities foT
obtaining their freight and pacsar ss IN the short
Expresses leave New York at l. and O'Clock
2. NJ. Expresses leave Philadelphia at A. NJ,
and II p. M. Expresses leave Baltimore at 40
A. u and % r !, M arriving IN Slchmond at $50
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil,
adelphia and Baltimore, and all points North and
West, at $50 a. M and g. 80 Z NJ.
Freight and packages should in all cases be at
our Office OGE HOU K before the departure OF the
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
mond TWICE DAILY at 4.30 A. NJ. and IS P. M.
The Adams Express Company feel that they can
sfaotion IN ali their intercourse with their officers
in Richmond, and nothing Will be left undone on
their part to meet the wants of their customers
from the North at O'Clock p. NJ. will he delivered
Immediately, thereby giving to our customers al
advance OF twelve hours over our arrangements
NEW YORK, SEMI WEEkLY. Freights de-
hYfss ANS fRfHF hf sne fak
ACES, MONEY, BON Dis, LEGAL D0CU-
MENTS, &C., forwarded with safety ana DIS
patch to all parts of the United States, Canadas
NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
ont Goods, collected at all accessible points
throughou the United States, and prompt returns
guaranteed,
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Expresse E,
in charge Of careful and reliable messengers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried at unusual
All ireishts promptly called for and delivered
"a For further Information, Please sail at our
once 1'1 ADAMS ssisSi EXPRESS COMPANY"
re 4 N,nT
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A Leeches! Leeches!! Leeches!.!-l
have jp .treceiyed, by Adams' Express, a lot OF
fresh LWEDlSH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
T. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to. be found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amerl-
can Hotel, sntrance on llth street, and at night
at the corner OF Leigh and 10th streets.
ap le-ts Il. 9. HOBSON.
a. Christaline Jelly, without Eggs or
BOILING One package sparkling Gelatlne will
make hall gallon OF beautiful clear JELLY.
without any trouble, and in very short tlme
For sale by JOHN W. GARLIGK,
Apothecary, &c, Market Place,
franklin street,
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DARES Il MINER, WHOLESALE GRO
I GERS AND PROVISION UEALERS ofhI

CHS AND FFoV'lsiNoHs ' bEalERs' ' dssl
" i hhds. BREASTS BACON,
10 . s sSs. sdA9G E4a g as6 qBSsueAxs,
50 bbIs Gut Loaf and Yellow do.
leo bags Laguasra and RIO COFFEE,
o. bbs y. q. and ? r. MOLASSES,
Is bDs Extra Leaf LARD,
81 bbs. Pure CIDER VINEGAR,
on bDs. G. sherman W HISKEY.
- lsrH STREET. NEAR CARY.
| INsEkDoiL-Bessq saItyy ,t for sale a BY co
Marking and S'ene NM sH IfHIf 0 sale cS by
Looking Glass PLArWsSM III s ifTsTFL Fl sac e.
ZINC DRYER of R&M ssH a1rii E2s ssf e. 3
Grop s &, PAINTS any 9So sfaf RRf' CO.
'0 w iii LEAD and ZINC WHITE, several
well known brands tons each; 1HT Fl sdle oy On
WINDOW glass; 500 boxes est French, sin
k'' """ '0"''' '"A' WI. sATrLER & CO.
Eztra Pant BRUSHES; brass or Irvine bound,
tor sale NV WM. SATTLEk CO, l43 Main st.
rTvHE WEDDING RlNGIs embematio of the
marriage relation. Gold will wear out by frie-
Sh always bright Thus, lie, the Rng
III without end; SO likewise is the union without
interruption or end, except by the death of the
| The Weddlng Ring being plain. shows that the
fair one To whom IL Is given is, the estimation OF
the giver the most perfect and loveable of
needing not the foreign aid of ornament to render
her last the woman for him to love and cherish all
hIs datz4
| A goo. assortment of plain Gold Rings, suitable
Tor WeddinE KINGS lust finished, can be found at
/ 96 MAIN STREET where will be found Watches,
| Jewelry, SILVER Ware, Silver plated Ware, Spec
tacsea, DC, DO. Watches, Jewelry and Spectacl ee
| repaired in the best manner.
tE FHE AER eH.D .sy. y
| saving fuel. Save both, and increase your COM
| forts al the same time, by procuring Heate rs
| Ranges and Stoves of the latest aud most ap-
proved construction. The Victor Gas Burner
never loses FIRE. The Portable Crate is both
cheerful and sensible" Stoves sold by me in
| years past repaired, or taken In exchange fol
new. Second hand Stoves sold cheap.
ALsO1Pinmblng, Gas Fitting and Tin Work
done with dispatch. at the Governor Street stow
store" GEORGE sTARRETT, Bevin's Rom.
Terms cash.
| WM. WALLACG,s PURE MOUNTAIN
| w DEW WHISKY. TO sale by
WM.WALLACE SONS.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

n BOOTS AND SHOES. 5
WGREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. Co.,
- CHAS. BELLE, Broad street, between I'd
ana Sd, keeps a large stock of Ladies, Gentie-
men and Servants Wear constantly on hand,
and defes any body in Richmond TO compete with
him in his line, he manufactures TO order, ana
superintends himself. Great bargains In Ladies
and Misses cOlored Caters, Morocco Bootees,
Slippers and BuEkIns; Gentlemen's city made Pa
tent Leather eaters, Oxford Ties and Slippers
| will sell my Summer stock of Goods at and below
cost. Call soon, If you wish to get good barga!
CHAS. BEHLE.
N GENTS FINE CALF BOOTS, war
'-'0N Jaw VIM. wALSH'S.
e. TO SUIT THE TIMES.-Ladies'
anS% Heeed Caters at 81, at
VIM. WALSH'S.
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TRUMAN A. PARKER,

L Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER IN
LUMBER of all kinds, MAHOGANY and
SHING LES,
Has on hand a large stock OF Canada and Mich-
gan CLEAR WHITE PINE, Florida and Vir-
gnis DRESSED FLQ0kING, STEP FLANK,
&c. Also, Black Walnut. Cherry, Ash, Maple,
Hickory, Oak and Button Wood.
Yards corner Of Cary and 10th streets, and Dock
nh Iefh Straatu ll-tlstl
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WI Successors to SMITH Il MApDUx.l
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. F. v. SUTTON, Jr., Withdrew from, and
closed his interest IN, our business, the LIST day
of December, 1860
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N BOOTS AMI SHOES ar X e al Z 4 Il

DUUIS I'M SHUES al KY JED
FOR G. HthLER CO.'S BoofEN,A1nMN
And SHOE EMPORIUM.-The have re- >s<Ah -
duoed the prices of their entire large stock OF
some OF the best quality work their line, to
prices to suit the times in order to give the public
a chance to Luz good Boots and Shoes at low
prices. They are selling Ladies' English Lasting
heeled Congress CATERS at 81 a PAIR; Lace do. at
Is cts. pairs Ladies Heeled Morocco and Goat
Boots at 81 a PAIR; Servants heavy Leather Shoes
at rs cts. q pair; Chldfen's Shoes at 371a cts: a
par; heavy Servants Brogues at . pair; cent
Congress Caters at S250 and all other goods IN
proportion as cheap. at 6. KELLER Il co q,
1873 Broad st., between 5th and 9th SITS.
IA. Trunks, Bonnet Boxes and Vaices closing
mt al
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sw4szN NEW GOODS JUST OPENED
%AAi IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR RETAIL
~ TRADE.-We would call the attention Of
~ housekeepsrs and the PUBLIC generally 70
Pink, and man, other patterns of DINNER Nets,
TEA SETS, TEfE-A-TETE SETS, CHAM :
BER SbTS, &c. Also, large assortment of
WHITE FRENCH CHINA aud Wits GRAN
TIE WARE, of every description sold BY the set
or piece, to suit he purchaser.
SlLVERPLATED WARE.-CNstors Spoons [;
Forks; Goblets; Pitchers; Silver Mounted Wait
ers, OF all sizes; Caadlesticks; Cake Baskets
Card Baskets, &c.
Also, a large variety of English Stone and Pa
nan PITCHERS; Tea Pots Cigars a I'd Creams; hne
Parian Vases, figures. &c
FANCY BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE-Conslst
ing of Cologne Bottles; Vases; Spoon Holders
Goblets; Candlesticks; Ash Trays; Card Bas-
kets, &c.
We have also on hand a good assortment OF
KEkOSENE LAMPS, of all kinds and sizes a nd
the latest style of Burners. For sale very low al
gro. J. SUMNER Il CO.
Iron Front Buildings, Governor street
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m NJ. n Il N Il Ell,
= Mannfaoturer and Dealer in

vi ManutaStuTer ana DealeT IN
BOOTS A N d o 8, 0
No. 100 Main Street,
Would beg leave to inform his former patrons and
OF BOOTS and SHOES in all their branches, at
No. 100, Main treet and would ask q call from all
wanting goods IN his line.
fine assortment of Ladies', Misses and Chill
drens Goods always on hand, which will be sold
at very reasonable prices. no Ism"
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A CAkD.-We very earnestly reIue-t custom
"A and others, who have our BA- 8, TO send
them to us full OF gram, il ready to ind 1t, or
empty, by the next HaIn. We are sui ring great
inconvenience for want of our Bags tkyt are Idle
IN various hands who have negectes TO return
them. In a short time we must make p bag
counts and charge the holders with tb~ II. When
we send bags to any person, they sh-' aid be re
urned promptly.
Much of the whea we receive is daIr D. Farm
ers oug ut to dry 1t home. Barns, grsaaries and
ali out of doors" are big enough to read il in,
Farmers lose immensely By inattent'on to this
point
We have fallen on perilous times, wD>n debt Is
fearful: ruling orders Tor suano, 80, on the
TO DuS them on time. A safe HpeIple % indlvIdua
economy Is to make money befoge W spend Il.
ga lo-ts HkDDUY h CO
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ESRHDGFGRD & CO.,
q GENERAL COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
b. s. BRIDGPORD,
N. TINSLEY PATE,
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3 LALIES' Heeled Congress GATHERS
sssAss@S at $3.50; very fine, only 81, WITH and
without tips at VIM @ALSH'S
GREAT REJULTEDS IN THk,v
PRICE OF HATS AMI BOOTS.-SE
- From Is TO 40 per cent. saved by buy 50
EasA Rk frea J. Il. ANTHONY,
SN Columbian Hotel buIdIbk,
doieskln Hats Of best quality, 6; SC; d. ssoons
Saality, 90; fashionable Silk Ears, 80; fine c1f
SKIN sewed Boots, 81; Congress lter Boots, 3 3s;
ble cali skin sewed Shoes, 2 Is.
J. II. ANTHONY ha6 made ar, .nEements with
enc OF the best makers in tbs city of Philadelphia
80 supply him with handsome ant substantial osif
SIX sewed BOOTS, which he VIII vi at the UMPIRE
sedenteo lew price Of gAREE DC LIARS AND
EALfs 90 &5-dxwtx
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49, LAWRENCE 5. .MARYE,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
Practices in the Ccarts Of the City Of Richmond
line.
:. He ID also Notary Public and Commissioner ofths
united States Court of Claims,
The partne rshp between Mr. CHAsrAIs WIZ.
and himsei being disgoived. his ofiico il now OF
hth sueet')nst below 6oddin's Hall. ie ls-l,
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MANCHESTER SCALE WURkS.-Ws
IfI have on hand from the above facto- =. PLAT.
FORM SCALES, weighing from 400 to- goo lbs
Also, COUNTER SCALES of every VI riety, and
take orders for railroad track, depc' md ware
house Scales. &C., which for neatnena durability
and ACCURACY cannot be surpassed,
VAEkEW, TAYLOE CO.,
fAa1-lv Ne. ~ As .+-fst.
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HARD TIMES AND COLD WEATHEF

WM. WALLACG,s Pure MOUNTAIN
W DEW WHISKEY. TO sale by
WM!WALLACE SONS.
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T0HN II. GORDON L SON,
l4TH STREET, NEAR THE ExcHAnsE HOTEL,
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, PeIu
Hammered. English and English Refined Etng.lssha,
IRON Hoops, Band ard Scroll Iron, Rehned plOE
Iron and Plow Plates; Also; I'm plate 81 varlons
zlaes for timers nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Rolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
nsually sold in this market. I'D l-tA
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rtyHE UNDERSIGNED have formed q Co
L partnership for the transaction Of Il C0MMIS-
SION BUSI NESS, under the Arm Of LEWIS
WEBB & JOHN g. WADE. They nil give PR
ticaar attention TO the sale of FLOUR, HEAT;
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the stsre and
lumber house No. GS Main street; long OCCUPIED BY
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBBa
JOHN G. WADE,
E1ruxoNo VA. Nov, 1, 1889. noT-dcw Gswtx
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NoTICE.-EU6ENE CARRINGToN,

~ BE II DEALER,
Corner Franklin and 18th streets.
Always on hand. n fine assortment of:
WHITE PINE, BLACK WALNUT, MAHOG-
ANY, CHERRY POPLAR, OAK. HICKORY,
ASH. MAPLE and BUTTONWOOD.
Virginia, North Carolina and Florida PINE,
SCANTLING of all sizes
SHINGLES. LATHS and GARDEN RAILS.
JUST RECEIVED, nice lot of inch BOARDS
and IL inch FLOORING, de elm
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SPOTSWOOD HOUSE,

y RICHMOND, VA.
This new Hotel. at the corner of Main and 9Th
streets Just flashed and elegantly furnished.n
now open for the accommodation of guests.
The location is the best in the city. and every
effort II be made to please the patrons of the
House
have secured the services of NIT w. HoEN
MIG Err, ate of the Everett House, New York.
nO5-ly JOSEPH III. CRENSHAW.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EYpRRss.

u oD1hFhs July u.
The arrival Of the Pony Express this evening fur
nishes the following summary Of California news to
July 7th.
The Fourth Of July was more generally celebrated
throughout the State than usual.
In San Francisco the feature Of most importance
over the Market street Railroad, inaugurating thai
kind Of communication between the heart Of the
city and the outskirts.
Judge Terry was yesterday acquitted Of the offence
Of killing Senator Broderck in duel, by jury in
Marion county, under such Circumstances as leave
no doubt Of collusiOu between the prosecution and
defence TO produce such result The Witnesses es-
tabiiahing the guilt Of Terry were their way from
san trancisco to MariOn in a small boat. They
Hers uelayea 90 that they did not reach the Court
A new directory of San Francisco is Just pub
lished, containing the names of IS 600 men.
Inc supreme court has decided the contract
with the State Prison lessee legal. and The CON
tractor can draw s27O 900 from lie state Traas.
ury. This viii more than exhaust the general
fund
Considerable anxiety is manifested on occo,,r,
Of the non-arrival Of the Pony Express. Tbc
agent here, however thinks no anxiety Is called
for; that the Express riders between Salt Iake
and Carson Valley have had 70 depend for sun
plies Of stock on chance, as The animals which
were driven of by Indians have only just been
replaced.
The fire at Crescent City. ON the 9th ult., des-
troyed property valued at s6OOO-insured for
5000.
The wheat and barley crop is pretty we'll har-
vested with an immense yield
Considerable quantities Of ore continue to ar
arrive at San Francisco from the Washoe mines
About 50 tons have arrived within ten DAYS worth
from 5000 10 5000 per ton: Is ground 70 an i'm
palpable poWdcr,When its value IS determined bv
chemical analysis. II is then put up in l2O pound
slips and can be sold 10 the agent of the Roths-
childs, for shipment TO England, within 3 frac-
tion Of its true value.
There has been hQreesnt troubles with the In
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Professor Of ElectroPathy Gad AelieiHe,
e5- Ohce No. IL Ontario street, up stairs, a few
doors from the Public Square.
Office hours from 70 Y and from to to O'Clock
daily, Sundays eXceptedl now
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SANTA FE NEWS.

IEDEPENDESCE, July "a.
New Mexico dates OF the 9th inst arrived To-
day, making schedule time.
They have had cOpiOus showers Ofrain in Santa
Fe for ten days, and crops look ne and will yield
an abundant harvest
The fire in the mountains near Santa Fe did an
immense amount Of damage, and several lives
were lost.
The census takers in New Mexico find great
difficulty in getting the MeXicans 10 answer ques-
tlons, they thinking il is done for the purpose Of
taxing them.
The Governor has Issued his Proclamation pro-
claiming the object &c.
The news from the Arizona gold mines are not
good, owing to the fact thai no water is 10 be
had.
Provisions are very scarce and command very
high prices Flour is selling at Sl4 per sack and
scarce Other provisions in proportion
This coach brought all the letter mail which
for some time back has been sent via the Overland
California mail By this route letters will get 10
their destination ten days sooner than by the
other.
No Indians were seen but few Kaws. They
said that a band of KiOwas lad been At KoJy
keik awaiting the mail for the purpose Of rob
bing it, but were driven of by party of soldiers
from Texas who were en- route for Pawnee Fork
Maj SedgWick's eommaed, some time in June
came in sight Of large eneampment Of Indians
butnot being prepared for battle, they left Before
they cOuld get resdy the Indians left
No rain this side Of Fort Union and the water
courses are very low
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LANDING OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.


Torrents Of rain fell last night and this morning
The Prince 90 land at 10 O'clock but the land
ing was postponed till noon account of the wealth
er. A. noon to-day the Prince and suit landed
from the Hero under a royal salute from the citadel
the Areadre and the Flying Fish, the yards Of which
we're manned also, those Of the French war steamer
Jesaster.
The Governor, Alexander Bannermin, met His
Royal Highness on the Queen s wharf and conducted
MN TO carriage THENCE through the triumpa arch
es 70 the Government House.
The procession consisted Of the Masonic body, the
81. Andrews, st. Georges, British Mechanics Coop
eIs, Temperance Native and Irish Societies. and the
Phoenix volunteer force Co. Guard Of Honor Of the
4th Volunteer Rifle Corps
At O'Clock the Prince held a levee at the Govern
ment House and dned with the Governor.
This evening there was an immense concourse of
spectators and great enthusiasm prevailed
Wednesday Regatta Will come of, the Prince
evening.
To-day is a holiday in Newfoundland, and all sbop7
are closed IN 81. Johns and the surrounding villages
the lnna9itants OF which are nearly all here.
The Prince road out on horseback this afternoon,
in plain clothes.
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NEW YORK mARKET-JULYa "A.



FLOUR-Sales Of II3lO bbls; at S5o0dsO5 for su-
perhne S5,l595,ST1s for extra State S5O1a5O5 for
superhne Western; S5,lO(05,35 for Common to Me-
dium Extra-Western; S535d5 6O for Shipping brands
Extra Round Hoop Ohio; market Closing duli and
dropping, and included in the sales are ann bbIs for
export at prices within the range. At the opening
the market was dull, heavy and lower with holders
Of common grades pretty anxious TO realize
CANADIAN FLOUR-Sales Of $50 bbls; at SsOo
I9r oupeEnnei anq S5,l3 20 for Common 70 Choice
Extra market dull and lower,
RYE FLOUR-Sales at S3,5O64,21 for Common
TO CHOICE Superhne. In moderate request at pre-
COItN NIEALl-salos Of 600 bbls; at $3.50 for
Jersey and $3.50 for Baltimore Market a little more
WHISKY-Prices favor the buyer with sales of
500 bbls az 2056c, and small parcels Al PIC
=, w HhAI-,Sales Of Chicago spring at SI,ls6l,l9;
Milwaukee club Is nominal at l2I9I.23 winter red
western at Si,25; kenOsha spring 206: fair white
Western at Slss2 and choice new white Southern at
demand is materially checked by the scarcity and
high rates Of freight
RYE-Sales At Sl61S2c. Quiet.
COhN-sales OF s,00O bushels; at 6Oc for upsound
mixed western; GU5k6lc for sound do chiefly ~ fhe
latter price, b5c Tor western yellow and Csc for sound
OATS-Sales az 5sS for western AMI rsnsis
and 40ei4o for State. Market steady and in mode
PORK-Saes Of $40 bbls; at sIe.2sa.Ies7 f,r new
mess; $3.50 for old mess; Sl601l625 fpr western
prime mess sissy Tor thin ness so for clear mess
Sltz5 for new primei Sl229l2,5O for old do. Mar
BEEF-salesof $40 bbls; at s4@4,25 for country
prinei t4,25a0 for country mess; SSd 1850 for re-
packed mess and Slldl2 for extra mess Market
steady and in fair demand.
BEEF HA1fS-Market quiet with small sales at
Sl192 for state, Sl9'9 ., for western.
CUT NEATS-Quet and small sales at s1S61s3sc
for shoulders, and lO@l86c for hams; lIS@lalc for
sides.
IARD-sales Of 900 hhds at I2ai0I35lc and 100
kegs ct l3i4c. Market heavy and lower.
BUTTER-Sellinga at lO9l6c for Ohioi and le9
CHEESR-Seiiinga at "a 8l05kc for inferior to prime
In fair request. In fair demand for export.
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL

All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
Eat1 81 Louis, &c and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains of the n Y K r.
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those ofthe New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City Railroads
Cleveland, April Q, 1850.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANGIER HnrsF-
COMM E RCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET-JUTY

CLEVELAND MARKET-JULY 24.
FLOUR-New wheat flour is offering at s5,2j for
good extras and S5,37 for red wheat double extras
Some small sales Old do are reported at S5,75.
WHEAT-sales cars red on track at 81, l,o2; GOO
bush do from store at same; 700 bush do free on
board at same; 100 bush from store at SI02S; 5000
bush do free on board at 81 O3 and Scars white on
track at Sl,lO.
CORN-Quiet at l5c
OATS-sales Of , cars and 900 bush old from store
at sOo.
LARD-Sales of5 kegs at I2c.
HAMs-sales of 200 rs 'Comstock's' sugar cured
at I21c.
CHEESE-Sales of25O rs Hamburg at &c.
GROCERIES-Therc has been a considerable
advpnce in Coffee, Sugar and Rice, which are now
quoted as follOws:-Rio coffee I44@I5y6c; Java l7ca
I7'1c; p. R. sugar s'69s1Gc; Cuba 7isa7aic; n. 0.
s9s3c; white coffee IO]4@Ioaic; yellow coffee g,la
9sc. Rice 5@51kc.
FRUITS-Domesticd dried fruits are inactive and
and nominal. Raisins have advanced and are selling
at 50 for NJ. R., and ss,25 for larger.
EGGS-Quiet at s16c
FEATHERS-SmaI sales at 4jc for live geese.
PORK-The stock is concentrated in one or two
hands, and holders are able to dictate prices 10 pur
chasers. Sales have been making at SIS, but it is
claimed that this figure is lower than the prices ru
ing in other markets and an advance is contempla-
ted