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.AMUsEdENTs.

WOODS THEATER.-We are happy to an
nounco that Our Americon Cousin has been with
drawn. fliis etehine Mr.. sothcrn will appear "A
aThe Kihefen," 10 the drama Of The Flowers qf Ia
Foresi, at this establishment, the performance con-
eludins with The Smith, and ase BrOvH'' ..H
NATIONAL THEATER.--Ifi consequence Of
the illness Of Mr. Murdoch the play Of Wtd Oats was
substituted for Hamlet last night At the National
We know not 10 what extent the illness OF mr. M
which we regret exceedingly, may effect his engage
mcnt, but he Is advertised TO appear as ALFRED
Evelyn" this evening, in Buiwef's beautiful play o.
Money Conclude that II Is not ct al serious The
entertainment will close with the farce Of nv Fellou
Clerk.
SMITH & NIxoN's HALL.--Rumsey Il New
combs Ministries had another large house last night
and the performance passed of quite asreeably.
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TBy Telegraph.l
New York Market.

New York, May l5.-Ashes in limited re-
quest and unchanged, and small sales at 70 20 Tor
Cotton Continues Arm, and in fair demand sales Of
1900 bales at II 1sc. for middling uplands.
and home consumption sales Of 1850 brs. at SIS %
for superfne State; $5 35l6 81 for extra do; " $50
for shipping brands Of extra round hoop Ohio closing
with moderate export demand at the decline; IN.
State for export at ss 80 delivered Canadian shade
lower and rather more doing; sales OF l'2 brls. ~
quiet with small sales at So 5Oo4 20 for common e
choice superhne; Corn Meal unchanged; sales OF O'
Whisky heavy and lower. sales of $50 brls at 2lA@
sSyS SssTs SSa PoT P o bnysf with only
limited % demand % for export and home eoSsnnBtiSn
sales Of 10000 bushels Racine at VI ~ 5000 do Mil
Sfs Mssisan GlSs az oS aS CHOICE White Mich
igan at 81 s.. Rye scarce and irmer: sales Of So
aid heavy: sales Of 100 bushels prime State at &c
Corn declined &C., per bnshel, with good business
Western; 726@7Ic for good sound shipping parcels
closing at 721s@975 and 95c for Western and North
ern yellow, and 5sc for small parcels q prime ger
4l642c for Western and Canada; 42g425fc Tor state
Wooi ann and SeeiniHS sales 5000 ns at 4s@sIc
for fleece and 32@A4c for pulled, and yOo oaes loreigl
PORK duil, heavy and lower, especially for prime
sales $50 brs at s = for new ne mes pc s ~ gsiS u fa
pstsS Asw sSs a9 SE r Ss iSS G' g
40. mess, and sl7 for city prime msss last eysnins
bT mess sold SSisi fnS ana SeTsIsSs
sales "a brs az SlF04 50 for country prime; S515
for do mess Ss0DiO y for repacked mess Sll e99l2
for extra do prime Mess Beef moro active; sales =,
| tierces on private terms. Beef Hams quiet: small
sales at Sl2Dl3 for State and $lO@i6 for Western
1Nf Meats dull and unchanged; sales l25 pkgs, q
| nc. for Shoulders; etd94e. for Hams Bacon dul
and nominal. Lard Arm; sales 450 pk A. at lgilSc
Butter unchanged at l20lgc. ior Ohio, and lo(9 !
for State. Cheese quiet at J@llc. for inferior =
prime. MoIasses unchahged sales e u hnds; & cem
2gc; 60 hhds Cuba at 300. Sugar selling with NOR
iirmness market not actiye sales q III hhds Port
Rico at :; ls5 hhds OubE Muscovnda at $50
Thc; 40 hhds New Orleans clarified At S3ae., and D
hhdF, httie bottom at tses ,rohasee Quiet; sales o
so hhda, at 469llc r ~ .f,a,lr.tfti lsdft biu
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NAVAL STORES-Spirits Turpentine sells in the
snTins the week on private terms understood to be
below 5oc We notice sales Of 1900 brls Of Resin at
sells at sI@4 80, and Pitch at So 7s@s 50. oakum
bris, in lois, at 6i@6so at which the market Is
st.;sdy. Lard steady at Sc for No. l. Red at 61f
and M fG advance asked by holders as
noticed in our last, caused buyers to withdraw, and
tbe market beca quiet in the fore part of the week
but hodeps seemed ,nwiliing to make any important
concessions 50 that tho OF Duses % M sb
market presented dull aspect, there being no am
nation With the exception Sa s on Eastern ope
rators The confidence in better prices IN the future
for all articles seems unabaed. City brands g mess
many r%K dssies syS Dse eontnTe to hold their stock
market. About $500 brs. were bought on Eastern
which rate 200 brls. were taken Monday and yes.
ered freely, at these rates 50 that may safely say
there are more buyers shsp S sGI % = 20 tns
In Bacon there has been very little done in city M
fore part asked 7f and 9c but subsequently parcels
we're offered upon easier TERMS buyers however od Is
deal country bought at and 9Hc st points in The
at TaSi$e for sSoalders aud 9se for sides, but at
the close there was not much Offering at these
lae es for rS Common Clear sides may be quoted at A
@I0Sc, and for lot hacked in sdrtisht saSSss' sSSs'
There has been nothing of consequence done in
sa nominal aoI o Prss exte1t though holders have
been as firm usuai.qnite indifferent about selling
could could have been sold at So 5000 IS packed but they
were held at SMc There were buyers q Sides at sS
but holders asked %sNc. higher indeed, there
few heavy sides in the market Lard has nr oeeG n
be had below lc; on Monday and yesterday 9'SR Sf5
% were PaI m here are some orders herr
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M D,,A NJ
% nF tha n;ti1onS 81
tho Monoho,tsi HnnSa Vi estordau sn afser'
uoon rne called for tbo nnrSosc of taxing into
cons;dorat;on Tho host method of nermanentlv
cons,Jeaom ;e; n 'ns o,ri"nitnroi and Wachanicsl
GIgan;;aiS sgsan;atieS al as not Iargelv attended, and
nsSUciasiJ @ az az n,barS saaI,o3 70 have lost tbe
many VI ., tme Inrotr;ood tbe eV n,nvement Of
H;ne;,gy ;aa taa. 'n"i INV VI
10 The meot;nc was called to order bv Miles
Inc meeVng was cS,ieG I 70 SS odder DS MneS Nile
So,;varoJ GvmST Nv Msssrs II a Carey and Isaac A
Ta5ssnn jJ,, of ',,Io,,, soo,,oa 10 regard n
heuBes, poth VI "hoin SSohSu iS " " ,iSI NSIu ~
as ineXpedlent TO proceed fuftner IN the mat
ter lust at present At the conclusion of Mr..
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To FAMILIEs-M. Clafin deals in butter,
eggs, lard, hams, and country produce gem
orally, at 90 Hathaway-street, between Sixth
and George and Linn aud Baymiller. Fam
lilies wishing to enjoy the luxury of good
at the above address. Butter received daily,
by express, from the best dairies in the coun-
try, and his contracts are such that he can
supply butter of the best quality at from ten
to twenty-five per cent. less than most other
stores in the city. Indeed, every article sup
Piled from his store will be warranted as to
quality, and sold at the lowest market price,
but supplying prime table butter for families,
hotels and dealers will be the leading feature.
Avoid common butter, and go to Clafiin's
and be supplied at twenty-five cents per
pound for Western Reserve butter, war
ranted.
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RIYER NEWS.

The Ohio at this point has been swelling
rapIdly since our last issue having risen during the
twenty -four hours ending last evening about four
aud half feet, aud was then coming up at the rate
depth hence to Louisville Of over sixteen feet The
sago Of navigation at the prominent points will be
found by reference TO our dispatches.
The Weather Yesterday was very warm, or rather
hot and oppressiye-more like August than May-but
clear bright and beautiful.
froghs were slowly offered to all points. Rates have
undergone special charge from our last quota
tons
owing to the crowded state of our columns we are
compelled TO omit any river intelligence gathered
fronl our exchanges.
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DAY.-A trotting match will take place this
afternoon at halfpast three o'clock, at the
Cincinnati Trotting Park, between Rockey's
s. m. 'sLady Blackstone" and Dodge's 6. g.
"Gray Tom" two mile heats, best two in
three for 5000, with purse added by the
proprietors. "Lady Blackstone" to wagon,
and aGrey Tom to harness. The owners OF
these horses are both sanguine of success, and
the race being made play or pay, aninterest-
ing trot may be expected.
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HAMILTON COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.

A.G. Richardson Us. Burton Hazenmaker
and James Mack, indorsers of promissory
note. Judge Carter held the indorser to be
released in consequence of a modification of
the contract.
Barnes Us. Checkley. Trial before a jury
on issue raised as to the validity of the will
of Sarah Checkley.
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UCTION SALE-BY HICKMAN h SKULL,
fAReal Estate AuctoneeTs, Merchants Exchange.
Valuable Fourth-street Corner Property at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, May l6, 1850, at II
o'clock, will be sold at public auction, the prem
ises, that valuable corner, known the north
corner Of Fourth and John-streets, being % feet
front on FOurth-street, and running north John
street 100 feet There Is large threestory brick on
the rear part of the lot, nearly new aud has all the
modern improvements aud will rent for $500 per
annum-leaying room enough on the lot on Fourth.
street to build either fine residence or would be
well suited for business purposes. There is on
this part of the lot large and comfortable frame
dwelling, under rent at $500 per annum.
Terms Of Sale-S5,OO0 cash, balance in one and two
years. myl0-g
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I BOARD OF Cry NORTHUMBERLAND the
regular semi-weekly meeting of the Board Of
City improvements, held yesterday after
noon, the Clerk was instructed to advertise
for sealed proposals for paving with brick the
unpayed sidewalks on the north side Of
Ninth-street, from Mound to Linn.
Mr.. Gilbert, City Civil Engineer, presented
plat and estimate for paving with bowlder
stock Lock-street, from Fifth to Sixth.
The Clerk was instructed to prepare and
transmit TO the City Council an ordinance to
assess special tax upon the real estate
bounding the said Improvement to pay for
the same. ~
The City Civil Engineer was instructed to
report an ordinance to establish the grade of
Skaats-alley, from Sixth-street to the White
water Canal. ,
The communication from citizens residing
on Main-street, between Franklin and Lib
erty, relative to he gutter crossings on the
east side of said street, was referred to the
Commissioner Of the district.
The communication from Owen Williams,
relative to the construction of a drain from
his premises on the north side ofFront-street,
near Oollard, into the Collard-street culvert
was referred the the committee of the district
| in connection with the City Solicitor.
The Commissioner Of the Eastern District
was authorized to have the well-hole at the
west end of Kilgour-alley repaired, at a cost
| not TO exceed $40.
On motion of Mr.. Horton the following
repairs of accepted powdered streets were
Ordered Hoddley-street from Fifth to Sixth
streets at cost not to exceed $50; the gutter
and wing at corner of Sixth and Plum, at a
cost not to exceed 800; to raise and repair the
west gutter Of Elm-street at Sixth, at cost
not to exceed $50. i-ygf.U. Sa
On motion of Mr.. Stagge the following ac-
cepted bowldered street was ordered to be
repaired Vine-street, from Hamilton-road 70
| Fifteenth-street, at a cost not to exceed $40
| Adjourned if'ss'' ~ s'-1@-1 "--
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FINED."-The members of the Western Dan
cling Association, and their friends, will visit
Parlor Grove tomorrow, on the Champion
No. 3, where it is proposed to have grand
picnic and Dance The excursion will be ac-
companied by McDonald's band, which will
enliyen those present with music that wepld
charm Calypso. Let those seeking recreation
attend,
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CRY NATIONAL ARTILIERY.-The follow
ing officers Of the Artillery were elected yes
terday; Captain, Seth j.. Simmons First
Lieutenant, Edward H. Jenkinsj Second
Lieutendnt J. Hazard Davis Third bieuten-
ant / Il MonfB
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A UCTION sALE-BY @. J. W. sMITH.-Posi-
IN tive Sale of Twenty Lots, In Scdamsvlle, Storrs
Township, on Ten Years Credit or on Perpetual
heasehold viii be sold at Public Auction, on SAT
URDAY AFTERNOON, May 49, 1860, at o'clock,
on the premises, Twenty beautiful Building Lots, in
Sedamsyille, storrs Township the Lots being from
ON sedan. street. and Delhi and Industry Turnpike
road. This is a splendid opportunity to get Home
cheap and convenient to the city, in nourishing
town. 0mnibuses running constantly to the city,
and in short time streetrailroad will be built to
the property. Title perfect. Sale positive. Omni-
buses will leave the corner Of Sixth and yne at two
O'Clock, to convey persons to and from the SALE free
Of charge. o. j. w. SMITH, Auctioneer,
myl5 -H. No. DBL Vinc.street
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FoURTH-sTREET PRoPERTY.-Hickman 4
Shull will sell this morning, at IL o'clock,
the valuable property on the northwest cor
ner Of John and Fourth-streets, at auction.
See auction sales
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MAN FINED FOR THROWING AT A STREET
RAILWAY CAR.-Patrick Shay, who was ar
rested day ortwo ago for throwing brick
at a Street Railway Car, on the corner of
Third and Vine, was fined yesterday by
Judge Lowe $40 and costs. Taking into
consideration the fact that a woman was Sc
verely injured by the missile, the action may
very properly be classed under the head Of
"cheap nmusements." t..
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A UCTION sAbE-I3Y o, J. W. SMITH,
n ,Twepty.six iots in Jacob Remer's subdivision
streets. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May II, 1860,
at oclock,-Will be sold AZ Public Auction, on the
premises, Twentysix beautiful Building LOTS In the
northern part ofthe city, and Situated on the Haml-
ton-road, near the Mohawk bridge, and being on
Brown, Mohawk and 0oethe-streets. The Lots are
from to 10 feet 'front.' and from 90 TO 123 feet deep,
and will be sold to the highest bidders Title per-
feet. Terms Of Sale--sOne fourth, cash; balance In
one two and three years. with six per cent interest
secured by MORTGAGE. The plat Of the property can
be at my office,
g. j. W. SMITH, Auctioneer,f r1
myI6 No. 13I Vine-strcet.
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The UNION CRICKET CLUB IN CHICAGO
The Union Cricket Club of Cincinnati left,
yesterday, for Chicago, for the purpose of
playing match with the Prairie Club of
that city. The members were all in good
spirits and appeared sanguine of success
The match will be played tomorrow, and if
the Cincinnatians but play with their usual
cleyerness we hope to announce their victory
in our issue of Friday.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-Adam Norrie, ei
al, doing business in New York under the
firm name of Boorman, Johnston h Co., yes
terday brought an action, in the United
States Court, against the Cincinnati and In
dianapolis Railway Company, indebitdtus as.
s,iupsit, laying the damages at $4,000, fol
non-payment of two notes of $4,000 each
payable at the American Exchange Bank
New York, and dated November |, 1859.
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SIxTY-oNE Lors IN THE RIDDLE ESTATE ON
TEN YEARS CREDIT.-This morning Cooper
& Stokes, auctioneers, sell sixty-one large
ard choice lots in the Riddle estate, belong
ing TO b. P. Hinman. The sale will COM
mence at nine o'clock, near the Brighton
House
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

The GROVER Il BAKER SEWING MACHINE
USED SATISFACTORILY FOR Six YEARs.-"I
have used Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
for upward of six years, during all of which
time it has given the most perfect and entire
satisfaction. The stitch made by it is more
beautiful, elastic and durable than any shut
tle-stitch, tight-stich, or lock-stitch ] have
ever seen."-Miss Sarah Parker, s5 Lering-
tOn-Street Baltimore.
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REAL ESTATE IN NEWPORT FOR SALE.-This
morning at nine o'clock ]. Graf h Co. sell in
H. X. 1indsey's subdivision in Newport,
KY, thirty-six lots located in the center OF
the city, and but a few squares from the
ferry landing. See advertisement.
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COMMITMENT OF AN ALLEGED THrEr.-Geo.

COMMITMENT OF AN ALLEGED THIEF.-Geo.
Benner arrested last Saturday for stealing a
lot of jewelry, valued at fifty-one dollars,
from Frederick Flattich, was yesterday COM
mitted to Jail, in default of surety in the
sum of 81 900, for his appearance at the next
term of the Court of Common Pleas. Another
case, in which Charles Bieser was the prosecut-
ing witness, from whom, it isalleged. he stole
wearing apparel to the value of fifty dollars,
was also examined in the Police Court before
Judge Lowe, with similar result.
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POCKET PIcKED.-A man named Alexander
Siegrist had his pocket picked of a wallet
containing $95 in money, and note for
$235, last evening, at Smith Il Nixon's Hall.
He is stranger in the city and intended
leaving, this morning, for his home in San
dusky. The note was drawn on Jonathan
Beardsley and made payable, in Sandusky
City, to the order of Mr.. s.
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4 sTROIOGY. .-MADAMR BELL RE-

IA SbE0TFULLY announces that she commences
business again and can be found at her residenSs,
linn and Gutter and Liberty and Wade, where she
oretells past present and fatnre events by planets
to oonsuE her on the luck OF business any under
taking, Journeys, lawsuits, love, matTimony, lot
ilayurs nom A. M, to p. NJ. Prices low. Fifteen
cents for running the letters on the name. ap2-bwr
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A UCTION sALE-BY JACOB GRAFT co.
N Thirty six Lots in II. X. Lindseys Subdivision
lie auction on WEDNESDAY MORNING, May i6,
at o'clock, on the premses s6 lots n K Lind:
are four squares from the river and located on Mad
Is to IS feet 'front.' by lis TO ls5 feet deep alleys
ALSO-Ono lot, 3s by 200 feet, in Mayo's Addition.
Terms of sale-0ne fourth cash, balance in ono,
two and three years, with six per cent interest,
cured by mortgage Title perfect and sale positive.
JACOB GRAFF, Auctioncer,
myl2 No, 1S East Fourth street
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Two MEN ARRESTED on A CHARGE OF PER
full. were arrested by Officers Brockington and
Cook about five o'clock last evening, and
lodged in the Hammond-street Station-house,
on charge of perjury, preferred by man
named Wm. Anderson. Kroeger and Walful
are engaged in the clothing business on
Broadway, and had instituted a prosecution
against Anderson, charging him with steal
ing handkerchief from them, but of which
he was acquitted yesterday; whereupon he
had his prosecutors arrested on the above
named charge. They were released on CIV
appearance before the Police Court to-day.
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REcErvBR's REPORT OF THE CENTRAL OHIO
RAILWAY FOR MARcH.-The Receiver of the
Central Ohio Railway yesterday filed his
report for the month Of March in the United
States Court From it we learn that the
receipts during that period amounted to
$ll3, 749 80; the disbursements to 1876 40;
the earnings to $50, 700 GA; and the liabilities
incurred to $lS,974 66.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-16

+ LECTURE TO MECHANICS ATNATIoNAL HALL.
Hon. Isaac Neil, President of the Iron Mold
ers National Union, will deliver a lecture
tomorrow evening at National Hall. Sub
ct-"Combination." Mr.. N. has attained
considerable reputation for an eloquent and
fluent speaker, and this address will doubt
less be worthy the attention of mechanics
and working men generally.
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CONVICTION NEWS.

CRY REvENUE.--The amount of taxes
raised for the purpose Of defraying the ex-
ment, for the payment of interest on city
bonds, &C., for the present year, is slightly
greater than that of 1859. The following are
the figures:
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STRAYED.

SsTRAYED on sTOLEN-HoG.7,A white and
- black barrow, liberal reward MI Dc given %
side Of Whitewater Canal, between harr,et ana
Horn-streets. ...a noio-p
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Review of the Cincinnati Market,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY NOR
Inc MAY If. lS6n. --------- l

ING, MAY 10, 1860. ..-..I I'D.
ASHES-The market is unchanged and steady, al
IAcslor Pots; j95,Ac. for Peals and SIC. for Soda
Ash. Bi Carb. Soda ilstd51ac. r. H ...
ALC0H0L-The market Is steady at 44c. for
ninety eight per cent. over proof. r
BURNING FLUID-We quote this article at 47c.
BARK-The supply continues large, and prices fur
ther declined during the week to $l 5Ol2; closing
dull.
BROOMs-Tho demand is botter, without any
change in prices. We quote: ~ A.
Common.
Fancy....'."'. DuVl9 w
-
So9o W
| BEESWAX-No change in the market, which
continues dull at 2S0p30c. on arrival
| BLACKING-The manufacture of shoe backing
has become extensive in this city, and the quality
superior, that we give the quotations; -
spears's oil Polish (mediuml q
Spears's Oil Polish Qarge ~
Less the usual discount to the trade.
BEANS-The demand is local and limited, and
| prices are nominal. ' Il.
| BUTTER-The supply continues to increase, and
prices have further declined, though the demand for
| export and home use continues good, The packers
paying l36lllc. for prime Central Ohio and for
choice fresh yellow, including Western Reserve loo
l6c. paid Is brs. and l0Sj irkins were received
| during the week.
| COOPERAGE-There is no important change in
| prices since our last; the demand continues quite
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isepHna lBy telegraph ~ "a "a
Pc New York Bank statement.

New YoRK, May A.-Decrease in loans,
ST. specie, ST. O5o 1885, circulation s2JsOoT de-
posits Sl722,65l. hAa
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FOUND.

TNOUND- -MoNEY-A sum Of money was found
II on Friday last ON Front-street, between Mill
aud Stone. The owner can have the same by proving
the notes, at No, 05 Mill street. VIM. RYAN.
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d !T7f-T ~ "a u W., !. -, 49,
akloe were lbtu slvs,hh sih ~ T =, ~
prime Whttei " n'@t o0 iof Pii"o WI Hnu ~ N"9
~ for apripg., al ION . AL. Il a. II A. =.
Corn has been IN poor uuppy she kLen'sr ~
the week and ~ one time e.,e11.. ~, pan ~ ~,
~ ~ onik mondsl an1 ~ ,.ssri.et eiosrd hssSy
Iot,einanie , was tyc, snc ,sh downward tendency
Inese hes been ieir demana ~. ~ az n, h.L
Wgaan ntlne Ysc enu pure wn,es s ~ A. t siav dor
ing the week. and prices gradually clqsips
firm At ftetf5ct nrg fCrmer rate IN Duik, ahu mo
latter in eagsl whlch are Feturned II - a, Al
.TDert nh5 Deen BVou ocmano tOf IoSci -" '"0
week. AZ roe1soS. -. -, = - -
prime fall ~ ksoc. Inferior IL dull at 1VeYpc ana
difficult 81 safe. - ~. . a 90
Hh10fhe supply nao Yen petterr the ,past week,
and oeTi1s. and fea sneh ths m.rksf s
Anil. ~ Sc o,,ofg rhine Timothy in baeV al siIdls;
inferior ana ntNeu ~ tllll'T nna pflu. limothyi
from wagons loose, az SZu1is Aho obuppp W wagons
Is largo. . f.... Ir.-.-. - 4,
L HIDES-The demand is Rooa, nhWntnt nave 40
yanced 20 lfeittcS no cnAnso III ''e pi0es u Vhei
kinds. We quote; iIHnU.Ns ..f
eltfc
dtsap Saltcd q 14c.
Wel q sac.
sheen peita gI9c.
=, .....,, A.
! HOPS--No change IN the Market tne uensnIp u
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