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NEW YoRK nIARKFT-AUG. Q.


FL0UR-sales Of 1890 bbls; at 5,la63S,20 for su
perhne st,te Sa,25649,lu for extra ta,lO@5,l5 iol
dium Extra Western; S5258s ~ for shipping brandi
kNtra Round Hoop ohi0i market closing arm, ant
included in sales 5OQ0 bbs for export at prices
within the range. At the opening the market wa,
Sc better, with, however, only moderate busines.
mand, checked materially By the irmncss o.
CANADIAN FLOUR R-sales OF $50 bbls; at ssh
Gals for supertne, and S5,2i6QTaO for Common e
Uholeo Extra. Market steady aud in moderate de-
RYE FLOUR-salos at ss,5Oa4.2o for Common
to Choice suportno. Market quiet, with small
CORN AIEAI.-saes OF $50 bbls; at Ss,s5 fol
nominnlly unchanged.
WIIISK Y-Market dull, with sales Of $50 Jbls
WHEAT sales Of $500 bush Milwaukee club at
9Ae, 81 go bush choice white LeBtucky at Sl45;
mixed winter red western at Sl 95I "a; 800 bu new
amber Delaware az Sl,30dl,S IS; 5000 bu old white
Indiana al Sl,g6; and 1900 bush old winter red
western on private terms. Market lo better with a
iair export demand
HARLEY-Nothing doing In barley.
CORN-Sales OF $500 bush; at 62062tc for sound
mixed westerly CSC for very choice do; 066 for yel.
low western. Market more active aud may be quoted
a shade hrmer.
OATs-Sales at ssaSsc for western and Canadian
and 9ac for State. Planty and dull.
pOkk-Sales Of 2l5O bbls; at Slg,IOGI9l26 for
newmess; sls, 50 Tor old mess 90 for new prime;
Sl2,2i for old including 100 bbs new mess, said to
Be at the sellers option in Seatember at Slq2b Mar
ket more active and old prime frmer, but other
kinds without material alteration.
BEEF-Sales Of go bbls; at S464,25 for country
primei S4,1a95O for country mess; SS1l05O for re-
packed mess and Sll9lz for extra mess. Market
quiet and steady sales.
BEEF HAAfS--AIar1et quiet and nominally un-
changed.
CUT MEATS-Yery scarce and firm with small
sales at al gc for shoulders; lie for hams 10000 Ms
western smoked shoulders was sold al 91fc.
llARn-Quiet but steady. Sales Of 800 bbls, at
,BUTTER-Sellinga at lO9lse Cor Ohio; and 100
lQc for state.
CHEESE Selling at s8Iozc for inferior to
prime. Market steady.
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The receipts reported this morning are 20 car
loads, or L, 800 busr and 5000 bus. by canal.
Corn has maintained itself and has been tax
en- for shipment at last Mondays inside figures.
Receivers Of oats report very dull market, and
new crop oats have been offered at a consider
able decline, and some have been shipped east
to market. In barley and rye there is no move
ment, and prices are merely nominal.
Flour remains very quiet, and without sufi-
cient demand to make quotations for large lots
possible. The receipts, as yet, are very light.
Dairy products are unchanged. There was, at
the close Of the week, a considerable movement
in butter, which was bought largely on eastern
account.
Provisions are scarce and firm.
We report the market for the week ending
Monday noon, as follows:
ALE-We quote as follows: Present use, s.;
Stock S69S7; Porter IS and Kennett $40,
BKANs-Inaetive and nominal at 5O9T5c.
BUTTRR-Priees are steady and unchanged
the increased movement noted above being on
ly temporary, and leading to no advance. We
quOts ", R. at 1lGl93Ie, depending on quantity
and quality and Central at lOc91lc. Grease
sells at 60.
CHEEsE-Is quiet and steady Prime ". R.
dairy sells at 7K871Se, the extreme range of the
market being 79so.
EGGs-Have ruled steady all the week, with
moderate demand at e9sEc.
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DEnIOCRATIC CONvENTION.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 9.
The attendance at the Democratic Convention
at present is light, but number Of delegates VIII
arrive by the next train It is expected that null
representations will be present to morrow very
few outsiders muster yet. The only leaders pres
ent yet are Hon. Gideon J. Tucker and John A
Green, Jr. Augustus Schel is not here yet but
is expedited here in the morning. Ed. CrOswell
remained over at Albany, and will not be at Sy-
racuse in consequence Of Indifferent health. He
Is said TO favor g compromise and union.
The organization Of which John A Green is
head appears to be the one generally recognized
by the delegates as regular.
ScheIl. ii Is Thought, will not make any great
Opposition to it. as many delegates from New
York city give in allegiance to Green II appears
certain that straight ticket, both state and cleo
toral, will be made, but there Is some eh0rt
amongst a few delegates at postponement' ior ihe
purpose of efecting q compromise
The eleven o'clock train from the east brings uP
sons addition to the delegates ineludlng Aug9stus
SchaeI and the majority Of the New 1ofk oeiesA-
ton
Dickinson is talked Of for Governor by acclama-
ton but his wishes will be consulted I'll, a..
He IS eNpected tomorrow. If he does nqt Wlsn .
run probably Charles O'COnnor will be the nonil-
nee.
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JOSEPH s. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
Spaldinr & Parsons, Pit 'ffs Att'ys iuly3n.2qS
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FROM SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, aug. o.
Delegates 10 the Breckenridge and Lane State
Convention, which meets here tomorrow, are ar
irving freely, aRd there is no doubt that every
assembly district in the State will be represented
There will be but one organization and the Con-
yentiOn will be called 10 order by Ohm A. Green,
Jr., Chairman Of the National Democratic State
Convention. We are assured by those who know
that's full State and electoral ticket viii be nomi
mated and that no fusiOns will take place.
Resolutions are prepared endorsing Brecken-
ridge and Lane and the platform adopted at the
Maryland Institute, Baltimore
Tie Representative, as they arrive, all endorse
the Green organization and repudiate Mr. Schell's
call for a Convention.
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MISSOURI ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 6.
warsaw, Mo, 9th -Ballou, Dem, elected Rep
resentative certain. Reid and regular Democrat
ic State ticket will get from 200 10 400 majority.
In Hancock county Jackson, so far as heard from
Iater.-C. +. Jackson's majority, together with
State ticket, in Bentyn county from 4OO 70 2SO'
Reid, for Congress, received same nalorl'y a.
Judge BaIIou, Dem, elected to Legislature by
400 majority A
pbelus win beat both of his competitors 25CO.
Hancock Jackson will not receive 1000 votes IN
this Congressional District.
WAsH1SGToN, No, Aug. 6.
The whole Union ticket is ahead in tins county
about 400.
Jefferson City-This township gives friee 100
mai gives Orr about leo majority.
Liberty township gives Price 81 MAJ
WinOn township give Price 105 maj.
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OsWEeO sIARKRT-AUG. 8

DEMING 4 TIFFANY,
Commission Merchants, 81 Pearl st.
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KLNTUCKY ELECTION

PARIS, II A M.-Coombs l6O ahead.
Georgetown, L M.-COOmbs 100 ahead-a gain.
Louisville, 10 A. M.-COOmbs 1850 ahead.
Lexington, 10 A. M.-COOmbs lS5 ahead
Blue Lick, 10 A AI.-CoOmbs A ahead.
ElizabethtOwn, IL A. M.-COOmbs 246; McClar-
ty Il.
Glasgow, II A M.-COOmbs 2I7; McClarty 16
COvingtOR, 10 A. M.-COOmbs 81 ahead.
Newport, y M-COOmbs 800 ahead.
WilliamstOWn, l. M.-COOm5s "A ahead.
Frankfort. u M.-CoOmbs IS2 ahead
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COMMERCIAL.

REVIEW OF TIE CLEYELAND WHOLE
SALE PRODUCE MARKET FOR THE
WEEK ENDING .sUG. 9, 1880.
There has been good and steady shipping
demand for wheat, throughout the past week,
and the receipts, though large, have been rea-
Oily disposed Of, at a slight advance on last
Mondays figures. On Saturday, less movement
was apparent, but this is usual at the close Of
the week. and the sales made were at previous
prices. This morning. on Change, a frmer
tone prevailed, and the market closes with an
advance.
The receipts are still mainly from the south
west, By way Of tho c., c. C. R R., though
there is & steady increase in the amount coming
in BY the other avenues. Those by the canal
have been materially diminished BY a stoppage
which, up to yestardy, had prevented the aTri-
val Of boats.
Wegive below table Of the daily receipts Of
grain as reported on Change each morning for
the use of the Board of Trade.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

PETERSBURG, Va, Aug. G.
The Express (neutrall has just received the fol
lowing from q reliable source at Raleigh: Full
returns from forty five counties show net gain
of 9O49 over FillmOre's vote in 1856 These for
tv-ive counties constitute twO-thirds of the pop
ular vote in the State. Admitting that Pool will
gain in the same ratio in the remainder Of the
State, Ellis majority will be 1881
The Democratic majority in the Legislature
will be reduced considerably, but is too large TO
be overcome The Democrats have evidently car
ried the State
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

NEW York, Aug. 8.
The Tribune's Washington correspondence
says
1 hear that the Peruvian Minister, who has
gone to New IOrk. is instructed by his Govern
ment 10 return home in case our Minister at Peru
(Mr. Clay should suspend his relations there, on
account of the refusal of that Government 70
comply promptly with the demands Of our Own.
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.

CINCISNATI, Aug. G.
Election in Kentucky to-day for Clerk of the
Court of Appeals Returns indicate the election
Of COOmbs, Union candidate, by large majority
Georgetown Precinct-COOmbs ID majority
WilliamstOWn-COOmbs 81 maj.
FranZfOrt-Coombs l47 maj.
Maysville-COOmbs I53 maj
Fayette county-COOmbs 700 maj.
Bourbon coUnty-CoOmbs $50 maj.
Nicholas cOunty-COOmbs 125 maj
Campbell county-COOmbs $50 maj.
CoyingtOn city-COombs 500 maj.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 8.
For Clerk Of the Court of Appeals: COombs
1875; McClardy 1893; Boiling 384.
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nIURnRR. -.

Nav AORK, Aug 8,
Martin Halligan brutally murdered his wife
on 42l street, last night with hatchet
Three men named Jno SEeth, Wm. NJ. john.
som and Anil Berger, have been arrested on sus
pici0n Of setting fire TO an unOccupied house In
Church street They are engine runners.
Moses s Beach has retired from the sun, and
Is succeeded by Wm. c. Church.
An attempt was made on Saturday afternoon
20 circulate counterfeit 3 Is ON the Addison Bank,
OF Addison, New FORK. The police notified the
store keepers and bat one or two were passed
No arrests.
which had previously landed a cargo Of slaves,
was fOgnd abandoned of Auquilla, by the L. 5.
steamer Crusader, and brought to Key West on
the 2lth ult.
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MARINE.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENrERED-August c.
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop Fountain City, Peck, Marquette, 26 tons iron
ore, 100 pkgs fish.
schr. Kusiusko, Jones, Buffalo, 30 cords stone, 20
tons iaggaing.
schr watts Sherman, Harrington, Buffalo, 45 cords
stone.
Schr. Herald, Green, Buffalo, 20 cords stone
Schr Queen City, Stone, Marquette. 40 tons iron
ore, Jackson Co.
Schr. VIM. B. Ogden, Byrnes, Marquette, $50 tons
ore, Cleveland Co
Schr. J. s Gross, Grover, Marquette, 44J tons ore,
Cleveland Co.
ScOw Enterprise, Anderson Detroit Al, 400 fl lum-
Der, So, 400 # lath.
CLEARED.
Stmr. City of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen Yiger, Detroit
Prop. Iron City, Turner, 0ntonagon.
SchT. J. L. Gross, Grover, MarQuett.
Scow Enterprise, Anderson, Detroit.
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EA0UR-DuH but unclaimed
" MhEAI-hoarce. Sales 100 bushels new red
winter western at 81, is. Market Closing with hod-
ers ~ a9out l6 for red and S2Ofor W hie western
gOltN-atarket shade hrmer sales of 2f0O9 In
Illnsis at sc; 1900 do at 535kc. -O'''
Other grains nominal .rHH.
CANAL LFREIGHTs-5<c better on vraiu. ~,
on dour; sc on Wheat; Sc on Corn to New Work ~
wheat; 1000 bush corn.
CANAL EXPORTs-l25OO bush wheat; 1890
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FIRE.

SoUTH ROrALTON, VT, Aug :.
Newbanlzs' factory, hotel, two stores, "a dwell
ing house, and the bridge across the W White River
were destroyed by IRE in Gaysyille this morning.
Loss $4,000
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DIsTLLERY EXPLOSION.

EDTNBUEG, Ind, Aug. 6.
The whisky receiver in Adams, Mccormick &
Co.'s distillery exploded yesterday z. NJ, in
stantly killing Marion Meadows, Mr.. Adams and
Mr. Piuney
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sTOCkHoLpERs AIEETING.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. @.
a meeting of the stockholders of the Philadel-
phia Baltimore Central X. r.. was held at
AYOndell ON saturday.
A resolution was adopted, authorizing a lease
Of the road, within 20 days, to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington a Baltimore Co., unless a subScrip-
tion is raised TO carry on the road under the pres
ent direction.
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FLOUB-The market is inactive and unset
tied, and quotations to be depended on cannot
be given. The sales of the week which ap-
prosch nearest the relative price of wheat, are
lot of common extra at s45 and several small
lots white wheat double extra, country ground,
at S5,25. Aside from these, the sales arein lots
for consumption. at prices which are no guide
to the market.
FRU1Ts.-GeneralIy inactive A few light
sales of dried apples have been reported at 4c.
GRAIE-WHEAT - Has ruled active all the
week, and closes with an advance of le upon
Saturdays prices. Sales reported on Change
this morning, were: cars red on track, and
100 bush. afOat at 81 .O5; $500 bush do. free on
beard at ,O6; cars at same; and 8 cars white
on track at sl,l3. Corn is quiet, closing with
sales free on board at 45c. OATS are in receipt
in excess Of demand, and are dull and unsettled
Old, for consumption, bring 29c. while new can
hardly be quoted over 2s@27c, with no demand.
bailey is not quotable. The closest indication
Of the price Of rye which the market affords was
an offer By q city dealer, Of 56c for sample to
suit him
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FROM BOSTON.

BOsTOS, Aug G.
VIM Howard, residing in North street was
arrested yesterday for killing his wife by beating
and kicking
At Caution, ON Saturday, the Steamboat Ex-
press train, from New Y Ork, ran over Wm. Maran
Of StOughton killing him almost instantly
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POLITICAL.

SYRACUSE, Aug. Q.
The Central City Committee publishes a call
signed by 400 Democrats Of the city, for meet
ing of the friends Of Breckenridge and Lane this
evening, TO organize a campaign cub 70 be called
the Giant Killers.
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AatIEnItMraI.

T STAIR & SON, SEEDSMEN,
% . No. us Ontario street offer for sale large
and well selected assortment Of
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
Embracing all the most desirable varieties for the
Farmer, Gardner or Horticulturalist. both OF i'm
ported and native growth. Call or send and get one
Of Catalogues containing list Of the articles we
have for sale. All orders promptly attended to-
marl7. .Rl0dkw J. STAIR 4 SON
HRASS SEEDS---TIMOTHY OR
N HERDS GRASS, Red Clover, Orchard Grass.
White Dutch Clover, kentucky Blue Grass, Lucerne
Red Top, Rye Grass, Wylusing Red Top or Bug De-
groyeri Mixed Grala Beed for Lawns for sale at the
ClsIplRnd Sesa stVTs, Earl7iRlQdkW
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JOHN A. DIX FOR BRECKINRmGE.

NV 1ORK, aug. 0.
John A. Dix has written a letter fayoTing
Breckinridge and Lane, but recommending the
cooperation of all the opponents of Lincoln TO
decide the Presidential election in this state
AGAINST the Republicans.
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TEIEGRAPHIC.
Yesterday Afternoon's Report.
MORE ABOUT THE PRINCE.
FapDrRicrrows, Aug. 6.

FRRDERIcKTowN, Aug. 6.
Today has been the most delightful vet ex.
perienced BY the Prince since his arrival The
boat ran mp the ST. johns river through the most
beautiful scenery, and with a fertile country on
either side There were groups Of people in
boats on every wharf aud projecting point. and
even the church steeples who displayed flags
with royal motios, rang belIs, fred muskets aud
cheerod The Prince directed the cheers 10 be
answered by the steam whistle and bY the band.
The Prince lunched on board with the Governor
and suite, Gen. IrollOpp and suite and several
members Of the Government, Legislature and
Council, the Mayors OF Halifax, Boston aud
Montreal
He arrived at Frodericktown at P. NJ, amid
a salute Of guns, The Prince was received by u
body Of volunteers, drawn up In order with a
great crowd on the terrace aud checred with
great enthusiasm. The Prince and his suite IN
uniform drove IN carriages 20 the Government
House, and the members Of the Legislature FOL
lowed the procession. II
The Prince will spend quiet day on Sunday,
aud on Monday he will receive addresses and a
lcyee and ball viii be given at the Parliament
building. The town Is decorated with handsome
arches and with flags In all the windows and on
an the telegraph poles.
More addresses are being presented to the
Prince than were expected, and II such an ay-
alanche continues collective replies viii have to
be made.
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Last Nights Report.

NEW YORK, Aug. G.
An ARRAY in the Aims House on Blackwells
Island, on Friday last, between two aged inmates
-Wm. Santray and Lorenzo Faber-has resulted
in the death of the latter
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nIRxTnAN NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, Aug G.
A dispatch from New Orleans says the schoon-
er Potomac from Vera CruE Of the 27,h brings
dispatches for Washington fNL
The city Of Vera Cruz was healthy.
The Spanish frigate Isabel the Second, arrived
at Vera Cruz with communications from the span
ish minister.
MiramOn was nj Lagos The Liberals were
concentrating their forces 10 attack the capital
The Liberals seized Bishop Guadalajara 10 ef'ec.
an exchange Of Uraga with the MiramOn par
ty. They threaten 70 attack Vera Cruz, Austin
and Bragos Other news unimportant.
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At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland & Erie, and CleYe-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Scion, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for RaEenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls &C.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Tille, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, PO-
laRd, Lowell and EnOn Valley, and thence by P. +.
". & @. R. r. to Pittsburgh.
CHAs. L. RHODES, sup't.
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n. Y. BANK sTATElIENT-AUG. 6.
BUFFALO AIARKET-AUG. g

1BY TELEGRArHi
FLOUR-In fair demand and tho market steady.
Sales Of aUO bbs; at s. IS for state; S455 for eX-
ira Illinois and Wisconsin; S5G5,25 for extra Ohio
and Indiana; S5,50d6 for double extra
WHEAT-ln good demand and the market firm.
er. Sales of 5000 bushels Chicago spring-part %
arrive, at Sl,029l,03; 1900 bush new red winter
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois at Sl,09Gl, IL; 1000 bnsh
white winter at lis.
CORN-Market steady and in active demand
Sales Of 9lOO1 bush; all at Soc.
OATS-Heavy and parties apart. 3Oc offered and
Sic asked.
WHISk Y-Steady. Sales Of 50 bbls at lec
CANAL ERFIGHTS-Firm; 40c on -FOUR l25sc
on wheat l56c on corn to New York.
LAKE INIPORTS-4lOO bbls -four; 6SOO0 bush
wheat; 1900 bush corn; 35O00 bush OUts.
CANAL EXPORTS-5lOOO bush wheat 10000
bush corn.
Grain in store this morning:-lO5 ,l4O bush wheat;
l0i bush cOrn 1900 bush oats 5000 bush rye; AZ
bush peas: lI74 bush beans Total amount Of grain
in stOre;-l, ,30l $50 bushels.
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LUnER-Tho market is quiet, and prices are

AEAL-SOAAASaA 10 eelAAub d NAs@o PSk wv
for good quality.
NAILS We quote them at s98SsIsH for
assorted, and s59S5. so for pressed spike.
Oms-Are generally quiet as follows Lard,
No. /, sSc9s5; No. ?, 73c975c; Whale, 6sc97Oc.
Linseed 66e96sc Sperm 81, l,6O9sl .65 and coal oil
zoo.
PROvIsoNs-Mess pork remains in light sup
ply, and in only moderate local demand. The
stocks in different hands appear to differ widely
in quality, judging from the wide range asked.
Smoked meats are very scarce, and the ma
ket is cleaned Of the favorite Comstock hams
Country-cured are worth sH91oc; country shOul
ders, sci sugar-eured do, 9c. Lard is quiet at
Ilhel3c according TO quality.
SALT-The market is steady at 81, 81 for Pitts
burgh, 81, IS for Salinas l,459sl.5O for coarse,
and lO9lO5zc for sacks.
TALLow-Beef talloW is quiet at 9c and NUT
ton do. at sH99c.
YNEaAK-Selling at l5c for cider and Sc for
manufactured.
Wool Nothing OF Importance to note
Prices are steady at quotations.
Report Of the Butter and Cheese Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3, ls6O.
BUTTER-We have to report more activity in
Ohio Butter, and for choice marks an advance of y
to Ie per d has been obtained and we quote choice
Ohio at u to lsc The trade are inclined to take it
above shippers prices at present and we think that
with the general clearing out Of the market by the
recent shipments to Europe we shall see good de-
mand at our quotations at least.
CHEEsE-Are stiIl dull at to SIC.
DEMING 4 TIFFANY,
Commission Merchants, 81 Pearl ct.
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NOTICE-IN PURSUANCE OF A
decretal order OF the Court Of Common Pleas
0f Cuyahoga county, Ohio, in case which James G.
Prentss IS plaintiff, and Alvin A. Turner and others
defendants to directed, shall expose for sale
at tine door Of the Court House in Cleveland in said
county, on the 4th day Of September lS6O clock
P NJ, OF said day, the following described premises:
situate in the City Of Cleveland, in the county Of
CuyahOga and State Of Ohio, the west side OF the
CuyahoRa river, in that part of Cleveland which
formerly Ohio City, and bounded as follows: begin
ming at the intersection Of the north line of Vermont
street with the west lire Of West street; thence
northerly along said West street to Washington
street; thence westerly along Washington street 6O
feet thence southerly parallel with West street TO
Vermont streeti thence eastery along said Vermont
street 10 the place Of beginning Appraised at S25O.
Lorin Prentiss, II. ". BINGHAM
Plaintiffs Atty. Master Com'r.
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INYAsHINGTnN.

WAsHE0roN Aug 0.
Mr. Conrad Secretary of War under Mr. Fill.
moTe's administration, who Is now here, is pre-
pairing for the publication Of a letter urging n
Joint Bell and Douglas ticket Of pnionists for the
sake Of the Union, and proposing that the sue
cessfnl electors under such an arrangement choose
between these Presidential candidates according
70 their relative strength,
Onlcial dispatches nom Utah state that in ad-
dition to the hundred revolyers heretofore sup
Piled sixty rides together with the necessary
ammunition, have been furnished by the proper
military aficers TO she Pony Express riders, for
defence against the Indians
Mir Chas Hutchinson, has been appointed post
master At W oodstock, in place Of Brown removed,
Nearly all the Foreign Ministers are absent
from Washington Senor Tassarra, the Spanish
envoy Is an exception, but he will In the course
Of thisweek. start on a northern tour