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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
AN EXTRAORDINARY MgrEop.

AN EXTRAORDINARY METEOR
Last evening, about halfpsst 0, a
very extraordinary meteor made ito
appearance in the heavens. The wri.
ter was riding in Broad street, below
this city, and had fair view Of the
phenomenon in its whole course. 1t
rose in tho northwestern part Of tho
heavens, from a cloud which was not
revealed until the light Of the meteor
made it visible. Then an object,
about the size Of tho full moon, and
as bright, suddenly started from the
cloud, traversed, in n directly cnster.
y line, tho wboie extent OF visible
space, dropping Ere, apparently, in
IFS course, like n rocket, ill il passed
so far eastward as TO resemble a red
ball, about twice the size Of the plan.
ct Mars, visible in the southeast. SO
soon as il disappeared, Il fash like
heat lightning revealed a cloud in the
eastward, low down to the horizon,
which continued to emit flashes Of
light for half an hour afterwards. -
The phenomenon at one time seem-d
to separate like a rocket when it
bursts, but the larger portion keeping
in streigbt course towards the east.
ward. 1t was witnessed by many
persons, and caused considerable wou-
derment for the time, and was cer-
tainiy the most extraordinary appear
ance that we ever saw in the heavens
Its motion was not so fast, apparently
as that Of a rocket, though its hight
and the vast extent of space that it
traversed, proved that its velocity
must have exceeded that produced by
any known force which we are ac-
qhinted with. The phenomenon,
from all appearances, must have been
electrical. PhiLa. Ledger, 2la
The same meteor was seen above
New York, and is described in simil-
ar style by the papers of that city.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
Qulp C5aNttr aaOGO
NATION nouoEi
WEDNESDAY,. + 1880.
KrNrroKy Rseottrtoss.-The


KrNrroKY Rssottfidks. There
isa new series of resolutions ailuat.
called os above AZ they may have
n bearing on Unborn eveots, IL
would be well for some gentle
man Of leisure, to read them, and
point out the prospective inilu.
cnce, they may, might, would, or
c0ald have We confess to want
OF leisure TO look over them. What
elegant amusement might be ntTur.
ded the public, 81 ~ TO get ibrough
The dog days pleasantly, II politi.
clans, would hut compare the Ken.
lucky resolutions. with the Indiana
or Louisiana resolutions. and show
how the Mississippi resolutions lie
10y the side Of the Arkansas reso.
lutions. Suppose some collator If
Iacts-ur mere book maSrr. would
get up in respectable calf the reso.
iutions II a single season. aud then
by way of appendix, put in some
of the recently made platforms
Lord Chesterfield, ia no longet
talked of and the Complete Letter
Writer ia out Of print Any man
may write letter on any subject:
aud when IL comes 10 the politics
OF the day--"what a prufund cub.
ject y how broad and deep--how
Rpiced with amusing incident !
Why. any politician from Wise
down 60 Bolts, who cannot write
fifteen columns Tor The paper in half
that number of hours. should qui,
The bnsiuess-give himself up. TO
grabbing. OF something else, less
questionable, for living. How
the press gruans, with the weight
OF profound views. letters and
speeches of fellows who have ask.
ed themselves 20 speak and write,
aud who have taken n notion. that
they car read the brass plates OF
Mormon, which puzzled the elder
Joseph, So, that even he. with his
prophetic vision had TO pull his
wool over them. Great timrs I
Great people ! Who dare deny the
proposition of Col. c., when he
draws himself mp to his full mce.
sure, aud eSclaims, Great Country
this J" BY Jove, we wish somebody
would find witch to burn, this
morning; we will clean our front
Office OF country papers. explaining
"Our Position" and city papers ".
ing tn current, muddicr than that
OF Styx, and flowing into the same
internal gulf The mail has failed |
The weather does not care whether
we talk Of Il or not--thcre are no
local fights--uo elopements - no
mysterious affairs no nothing TO
talk OF. Oh, for some vast vii.
derness," without any contiguity
of shade" with some one TO read
us the stories of Bocossio, or the
Tale of n Tub
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
Bell and Everett. Club Meeting.

At a meeting Of the Bell and Everett
Union Club of Baton Rouge. held at the
Presbyterian Church on Monday the sOth
inst.--the constitution presented by the
committee having been adopted-th the fol-
LOVING officers were elected for the cam
psign. JAs FuLsuinR, President.
ArDRsv BosAF,l
!. 4. iiioeiEs, VI. p...ia..
FRsp. TysNARD.
LERoy CAEsErA.
WIN. ". Tunuard. Corresponding see'y.
Chas. u. Fsvrot, Recording seo'y.
John q. bsnene. Treasurer.
X. =. karns, Mar-hsll.
After which, Hor. n NJ. Favor, was
led IN the stand, aud addressed the club
In support Of the Union candidates.
JAS. FuLsHiRE. President.
CHAs. u. FAVOR, Secretary.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

h6y- The Cincinnati papers relate
nm anecdoie Of beautiful young lady
who had become blind, but recovered
her sight after marriage. Wbereupon
the New York Post wiekedly observes
that u II no uncommon thing for
peoples eyes TO be opened by It atti-
mony.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

The RED RIVER CouNrRY.-Ac.
counts from tho Red River district,
represent great suffering there, and
in the contiguous counties of Arkan.
sas. West of the Sabine-in Texas
the drouth has proven DISASTROUS to
the crops and cattle, beyond account.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

sS- Soulouque, the ex.Emperor Of
Hayti, lives in the city of Kingston,
Jam@ica, in style of mean wretched
poverty, and spends most of his time
m gambling with few low Hayden
renegades.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
SELLING ORE AT CnsT.

IN ORDER ieFedsee asy e,ock ~ 3oods be 'ofa
Il renewing my st,re 10 the hensa noW oceupi.
- hy Theodprs goldmsnn, will commence to-
Day r. sal The same ~ cost foF cash. ! have on
b I'd large assortment 81 Dry Goods ~ every
description and ladies' viii fnd here rars p
portunity 70 buy Goods At extremely lnv prices.
:. NJ hStlEH.
julyi1 .Bud Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS or THE CITY
AND PARISH.

Board Of Directors for the City
composed now of Messrs. Fay, V
Heude, and Hart the Free Public
Schools have been elevated to a
position. from which they cannot
fall back for the reason that the
people have been awakened to The
importance Of this matter and the
fact that the Public Schools of the
city-if not the Parish itself, can be
elevated to the noble position at
tained for them in the city of New
Orleans. The establishment Of the
High School department, is the work
of The present Board. and IN the Sc
lection of Mr.. A. Il. Payne TO pre-.
side over this department, they
have been fortunate in securing the
services of q gentleman. who is de-
voted to his profession one who
is competent by temperament, as
we'll ~ education for this respou.
sible position. We hear complaints
made of severity, If not cruelty in
some of the ward schools Parents
are apt TO complain not only of So
verify on ono hand. but too much
mildness and leniency on the other.
There il a medium and temperate
zone in this, as other things niscip
line must be preserved, aud though
II may he necessary in some cases
lo use the rod in others aud by
far the largest number an injury
ie done a noble spirit which time
cannot repair II requires more
talent TO conmand--more genius
more true courage 20 command the
schuul ROOM than It does 60 com.
mand an army Of dat.headed fellows
with cocks feathers in their caps,
to go aud kill an army Of equally
silly fellows with round heads
The directors should-and from
the character of the gentlemen we
know they will--seo that there is
no just cause for complaint in tbis
direction. The means for the sup.
port of the school in this Parish are
ample. East Baton Rouge will re.
ceive from the Free Public School
Fund Of the State, this year, the
sum OF Sg,014,00. To this may be
added the interest on sales and
rents of Sixteen Sections (Which is
a General Government resorvation)
and the amount will run up TO near
$4,000. If this il rot sufficient,
the Directors have the authority Of
law, to levy a special tax for school
house furniture, etc. The interest
manifested by the Police Jury in
this matter has obviated the neces.
sity of a special tax, They have
officially invited Mr.. Payne, of the
Academy to visit the schools Of the
Parish, in the following note:
BAroS RoueE, July IA. 1850.
To A. n. Payne. Eg, Principal ofhs Pub
iic AcadsRly and Superintendent II fhs
Bthlie ,N,,h,s4e oyfts rsf1 # R,,fon Eot,ges
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
AT COST.

nv ACCOUNT If my departure from Patton
tireks' Jewslfy, Diamonds, Pisnus, etc ~ oti
eissl eist sflee a, the safus time wduid IN.
form All ny customers, who are indebted 10 me
to pay their accounts or settle the s-uls ~ nhie
IlkDboHb 9VibNANA.
InlElI Wstchinakar and Ienallar.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
INIgII LINEN.

I HAVE just received = loi Of pure Linen. direct
Il fr"m ireland. Htso sss1i taenf II v hita
Jeiton. the cheapest In The market.
july2l FANNIE 7 UOONoh,
North boulevard 81 resr Stats House
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
GLASS WARE.

rOBLETs, TUMBLERs. Champagne tii,sses.
" Wine and Cordial gisss.s, 6sraptsrs. MT.
ter Dotfiss. syipp Pitchers, taks stsnds. Bowls.
Salts. Nsppiss. Mstsr Hotties, lamps. etc.
juiyt1 sw PiPbR a BnADFORp
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
IlILI,.

On the i7th inst, at the residence If her
husband. in Iherville parish. Mrs. PAU
LINE GROVER, wife Of Cbas. Desobry
Esq.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
NOTICE.

." McCORKELL, respect. AZ
w nounces 10 the HysicaI Pubic nis
intention Of visiting Baton Rouge twice
week for the exercise Of his Profession
applications will be attended TO il left at
Mr.. Bogel's Store. ju 2S-d&wlm
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
ALE PORTER.

OE CASKS Genuine H. iis Pale Ale. 10 do.
Z,) Musr \ sons Sparkling Ais 10 Gases
Hainaess Dublin siost, GHasks sPsTes's LsseF
Bssr-ief sale 1T reduced prices.
msyks 10 WIN BOgEL.
New store, opposite the Dlj stand.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

" The authorship Of the phrase
"COtton is King" is attributed to
the late John Randolph.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
BAroN Rouer, July "a. 1850

iic Acadssly aad Superintendent n tAs
f'sblic ScA0is qftks city # Bdton Roygei
DEAR SIN - We respectfully request you
" con vonient TO visit the different School
Districts In eur parish during the months
Of August and September the time Of
your vacation FOR the purpose Of personsl
inspection 81 the sohools-tO examine 20
advise with School Directors Tor the beat
interest Of their Districts and with Teach
ers by way of directing them In the best
method of instructiug. IN word TO give
life, sgsteH, ofder and efficiency to our Par
ish Schools. Respectfully,
nnwNu.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
DILL Olrft

Ok BAsKET olive on, jusi received snd
L.t end for sale 81 n. PiiHN DgHuAsris,
Main street pyppo i's ilsfrsv House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
HARPER,s MAGAZINE

FOR AUGUST, 1850,
Just received and for sale BY
julyaslv J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
rOnNf CONNfr COnNitt

CORNi CORNii CORNiff
D0n SACKS Frtms " rite, IN store and for
LOU sale ~ ~ PhENDERgAsT.
iuly2i
DDHR.-T5 nsrraiF Masa--dirsct from the
i packet. In store aud for sale ~
july2i ~ rRENDERdAsT'H.
FBOURt FLOUnii
I-iFrY BAHhtbs best ismily our IN store,
II and Ef sale by ~. PaENBEHgAsT
juus2l
uAus.-gD0 Sugar Cured iust received and
IL FIR sale ~ A. PHBNDtdASTs.
iune2l
4 AnD.-b0 RFps superior article Of Lard
IL on hand and Tor sale 81
junesi n. PRENDERC AsT's.
DAE0sf UArDSii--2DDo pounds D, =, sides
I'D and shon dsra-frsth from the pssksts Just
fscsivsd and for sale NJ N. FHENDEhgksT'r.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
THE SECRET OUT.
yellow Revert YelIov F,ve,,,

heuoW Fever! yellow Fever!i
TN. LEONARD. ~ New York fully guarantees
IL his South American Fever and ARue Re.
NEEDY cert ain Preventative against Yellow Ye-
Vsr-ior sale by I'D. WM. BOGKL,
Jutyol Druggists.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01
EIOURi EIOItnif
MORE sEGAHs.

T HAVE just eecsivad 10000 more Of those fine
II lisvana setsft, VII rh off-r for sale At RsW
orleans prices. GALL and examine them.
juiyii N. PRENbENgART.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

DoHINsoN's SILVER seAP-A rev supply o
IL this Indispensable srtisls-iust rsrsivsd.-
Try IT'D bs had only at the Drug Store Of
GpEl h. u. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-01

TURKISH TOWELS FOR sale by
Il sugf X. y. DAY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-30

N<dS DR.. KING, formerly of New York for the LAS
&kA four years of Louisville, Kentucky, and who hs
devoted h attention he treatment Of private diseases
thirty years. aers HIMSELF having attended practice for
and cured thousands he enabled to
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they may
from i1udous medical treatment from neglect of their
DR. King Dpenssry No. . Desdereb street. between Cherry
and the Square, where he all diseases Of private
GoNoRHRA cured without medicine interferens
from business
Of old recent date efectuslly in few
days. by operation which pain Where Structure
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uncermines the constitution 50 much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skn growing Of
lec pad treatment he e6ectuay cured days,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given
this disease and all the growing Of brought
in BY the destructive habits Of nconsderae
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
fit for business sseiety, and causing premature old
Females VINO be aborng with any difficulty of the Womb
may rest assured of immediate relief.
Personsresding abroad by writing and stating their with
fee enclosed directed 10 Dr. A King No. o Deadek
Nashville Tenn willLsve the Necessary medicine
address, with directions Strict secrecy observed OH
hours from 9oclock in the morning until in the evening
'~Sy23, I85q-d&Elv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-30
The Hog Trade.
xh.s 81. 1on,. p.1,, ~ Of the 9th saws

4he St. Louis Republican Of the 2'th says
We are left but little space to-day to comment upon the view
dealers entertain Of the Hog market Our country readers
however have been partially informed through daily repor
From what quoted in that way, 1t will be seen that the
market opens with regular high price excitement The season
is of course early for Operators notwithstanding that
large INQUIRY has existed through the week. both here and along
the Ohio river, resulting in numerous engagements AT Louis
VILE and ncinna the view been So 2596 50 for heavy
for Mover and December delivery to secs 25 100
city country round about these points is trav
by agents. some Of buy for delivery in the
packing 0hers Hogs to feed and tten upon
the cheap abundant the NohVest turning
Plenty money an unexaupd number Of operators
seeking the trade this II evident that farmers viii
have reason to complain prices Of the Of FIRST
for all the Hogs they prepare for market Sellers too have
their views in regard prices and are VarouSy disposed
to the time turning their stock buyers Not few
fer advances taking the market figures agreed
present The most important contracts made public were an
1und day ago. when 5000 head sold at &c. to average
200 Bs November and December delivery 10000 more at Alex
andr, stock Hogs bou hit by city packer at 81 5e4
gross To-day OF sale Of 400 head delivery here in
November and December average 20 b So net, and 20o do
slopfed, to be delivered at Warsaw, private.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-30
BY TELEGRAPH.



MONTREAL Aug. 2S-The ball last night far sur
passed the other festivities. It came off in splen
did building, especially erected by private enter
prise within eight weeks. 1t is circular and lighted
by two thousand gas jets arranged in concentriC
circles around the orchestra in the centre with gal
leries all around, under which are refresmsnt and
dressing rooms. The decorations were simple bu;
effective The arrangements were excellent, the
music good and the supper tables well supplied
with fountains of champagne and claret-and also
with Jets of eau de cologne lavender water, etc.
The scene from the galleries was magnificent. Six
thousand persons were present, including the Prince
the Governor-General, Earl Mulgrave, Lord LYONS,
the Duke of Newcastle, Earl de German. Sir Fen
wick Williams, Admiral Milne, General Bruce. tina
Marquis and Marchioness Chandos, Lady Franklin.
and a number of military and naval officers. The
Prince arrived at 10 O'Clock, and opened the ball
with Mrs. John Young. At one o'clock the Prince
went to supper. He danced every dance but one
twenty-one dances-and left at four o'clock
To-day the Prince ard suite lett by train for
Dickinson's Landing, G W., returning by a boat.
running all the RAPIDS in time to attend the musical
festival this evening.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-30


DIR. EATON,S KNFANTILE CORDIAL.
and xhy7 because neUsr rails to fo7 raj,
when given IN time It acts as Il BY magic, and trial aoH
will convince you that what is
NO PAREGORIC on OPIATE
Of any kind and therefore relieves by reoViag tae suffering
OF your chlld instead CT BY dsads0 sszsies. For
reason, conmends the oa know
for Children Teething, DiarrhGas Dysente.
stomach, Wind, Geld in the Hea d and Group
also for SCREENING the gums, reducing inflammation Te0B
tatng he Booes and reliesfg pain. q hssno eqalbeIng
cases Of CONFUSION or other Efts. AZ you 01IEs
ne life ana aeat Of goarcdrsn and acfsh 70 them
tain to result from tie use OF narcotics OF qchicA al other
rsmeSOr lansse LonsI5diass are COMPOSED tse none
Bat Dr. EatOu's Iufantiae COrdiais this you can
reg upon II Is perfectly harmless and cannot niure the
most delicate infant Price IS cents Full directions sccoapa
each bottle. Prepared sny b.
No 400 Broadway. New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being Aalyzed always pre-
With essential elements and gives Of course
thu Trae Standard. Analyse the Blood of person suf
ferng from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Scroiua
&c and find in every instance certain deficiencies in the
goes Of the blood Supply these de6cence and Won
ina we'll. The Blood Food is founded upon this the.
ory-hnce its astonishing success. There are
FIVE Preparations
adapted to the deficiencies OF the Blood diseases For
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, any affection what
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing COnSumP-
ton use No l. which also the No for Depression of
Spirits, Less Of Appetite. and for all Chronic
Complain Is arising from OveF-use, General De-
biii lys and Nervous PrOstratlOn. No for LiV.
eF CPm plants. No. for Dyspepsia. Beid0 cL.
for absorption il is taken by drops
ar medlatey into the circulation that what
you 9ttdfn. The No is for Female IrreguIaritIes
weaknesses, &c. See special directions
lOI5s, Kidney and BLADDER Com plants takeNo
all cases the directions be strictly followed. Price
ftf Blood Food 81 per bottle
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT,
No. 4U9 Broadway, New York,
ndby all respectable Druggists throughout country.
o. J. WOOD q Co., St. Louis, |
avs Wholesale Agents for the West, |
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-30
THE
ONLY DISCOVERS

WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NEANY since the great discovery of Prof Wood
I'VE tempted only initiate his restorative, but profess
have discovered something that would produce
wonderful Prof Woods preparation,
forced to leave field its rsess sway Read the follow
ing:-
PROF. o. J. WooD & Co. Gents-The Rtter l in
1000 concerning your valuable HAIR Restorative, and
nave published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are first is it fact Of habaton and stated in
the communication second, is it true Of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural colOr7 To all and nvAriabyyes My
hair better than in stage of life for forty
past soft thrifty and better eoored the true Of
whker and the only why it iS not generally is
that the washed of by frequent abluton Of the
face wheE used wipng the face in close
ton with the wske the result will follow the hair.
have been OF great many letters from all parts
good there fraud in the manufacture
compounds well as this it has doubt been basey
initiated used only without any good effect but
absolute injury havenot used restorative Of
account for months and hair is good
hund eds have examined it with surprise, 81
old and gray hair in head my face snd
this fact send lock Of hair taken of the week
received your favor e two quart bottles last for
which grsteiu gave It my friends and thereby
induced them to try it, many ske teal until after trial
ask favor that you send By which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold fear without author
believe where COED follow, the failure caused
by the Impure article, which the inventor of good
deem my duty heretofore to keep apprsed Of the
effect my hair all who inquire of me of
shaken opinion in its valuable results reman dear sirs
yours, e. RAYMOND
AARoNs Run, KY, Nov 30, 1853
The Restorative is put bottles Of three sizes, viz large,
medium, and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
bottle the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL rea for 81 bottle the largo
holds quart per mOrein proportion, and rea for 81
abottle %, j. wood Co Pr'preors, 444 Broadway,
New ia Market street. ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
Even, PendIetOn d Co., and retailed by every Drug.
house in the United states. febll-ly,f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-30
COMMERCIAL.


The Cincinnati 0asts Of the evening Of the 2oth.
further advance established New York to-day Flsur,
and this report which made public Change caused
movement in Market which had opened tame and about
4O bbls were partly speculation at 60 70 q Is for
fair to good brands 81 Is IS IS for extra and IS 5 20
fancy There orders from the interior Of The South
which held to extent owing &c the posshty Of
shipping the Louisville snd Nashville Railroad. The ad
Vancng tendency Of Eastern M hts is also check bust
The New York roads to-day advanced the rate Flour
from Lake ports per The Southern lines, under the st
Nicholas compact bonding advance
and the freight from Cincinnati will therefore, 0c making
1t 81 10 rail and and 81 20 all rail- This will prohibit
shipments to New York. other Eastern markets. except Of
fancy bands which command fancy prices unless further ma
es adj established tse seaboard, decLe here
With the condition things the South the latter, at present.
is not probable while the former will depend the advces
from Eurre Raroed carrying matters TO
IRENE 1t viii probably require good river to bring them 10
realizing their folly Prime Wheat in good de-
mand at pces white going 81 l2l l5 and red al 9sc
81 The grades dull and Irregular Corn firm, with
Affair." demand $1,000 in bnk and - soc or sheiled
including sacks.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the evening Of the 9th says
The Provision market continues quiet but firm, with moder
ate local from Mess Pork cannot be had that
considered good brand at less than Si 90 with good
many holders asking $40 In Bacon the same g ho
at 2c for Sides 9c for Shoulders was EXHIBITED to-day,
has been feature tie for the last two weeks We
derstood lots Shoulders that are NOT considered strictly
prime, could be had at