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Pistol Lost.

I'M Thursday last, between EdseGcld C. H..
W and Capt. C. Wards, on the Columbia road,
Il COLT REPEATER, six incl barrel. The finder
is requested to bring it to this Office. where tho
owner will give suitable reward and his thanks.
H. WYNN.
Inn. II %
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| did not think l Ind half the iirmness and
bravery have felt IF late. know it will be Il
satisfaction 10 you to hear that have not been
the eas, afraid since you left us, and thank
God Tor il, and for the faith have in His divine
care and protection. Your plantation business is
progressing very well. and the negroes seem bont
un luius the best they can for you while you are
absent. So rest assured that while you do your
DUTY in the field, We all are cndcaSoring to attend
to Jour interests 1T home.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-05

Nc We are authorized 10y many friends of Col
S. HARRISON 10 announce him candidate for
reelection to the ulirc Of Clerk Of the Court for
EIsefcli District.
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Notice.
lost or MiSlaid.

NOTICE. --Application will he made to the
lN next Legislature for Public Road running
from the main Road lending from Aiken to Edge
field g. H., about Two miles from Aiken and inter
seeing the Deesvillc Road, or the Public Road
running by Mr. Chas. Plunkets, about one milo
South of the sail Plunkcts.
June ) st -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-06-05

RS The friends of JACKSON C0VAR an
nuuncc him Candidate for Clerk Of the Court u
Elcgfeld District. at the next election.
April 2S, 1861 l6 eff
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Committed to the Jail

NF Eigefcll District, a negro boy JERRY,
W the property Of one John Free. Sad boy is
about five feet eight inches high, weighs near one
hundred and fury pounds, dark complexion
says that he has been hired out down near Ham
burg.
property and take him away otherwise hc will be
dealt with us the law directs.
NJ. B. WARD, ]. E. D.
June ) tf 30
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MIOTICE.--My Eotcs and Accounts will b
IN found in tho hands Of Lewis Jones, ESD,
and T. J. Whitaker. Those who cannot pay will
please settle by Notc. TH0S. q. BACON.
Msyi Ct IL
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Fresh Family Groceries.

Nh PENN. Agent, has received fresh sup
~. ply Of GROCERIES OF EVERY DES-
CKIpTiON, which be will sell exclusively for
Ca.h from this ,ln,s. All orders for articles in
this line must lie accompanied with the Cush.
May Ia
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EJ..G,,d Hu>snrs,

List of the Commissioned, non Commissione
Officers, and privatrs Of the Edgeticld llussnr
attached to the Hampton Legion Of South C"rol'u
Gptnin-M. {. BUTLER,
lst Licmfcnamt-J. j. BUNCH.
2nN Liruiea0MF-J. j. GRAFTON,
Sd l,,rieaant--J. NJ. LANllAM.
Non Cor,mi.sioHed Officers.
j., .Serge"nt-TlIos. W. GLOVER.
2"I Ssryenlt-J. NJ. WISE,
3ra Se,yeoni-'y. Il. BUTLER,
th .Sergennt--A. j. ANDERSON,
j,h .S.rycant-p. NJ. BUTLER.
l-t C"rpornl-J. b. RYAN,
2"a Gorporni-F. =. WALkFR,
sm Cmpornl-W. A. GLOVER,
..th Corporui-N. l.. GRIFFIN,
jth Corvornl-J. L. NICHOLSON.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

" Il. APEL i.;vin.; b"r, M: sole rrcf,is-
~ tar q! the business, is LOW reiir t. uaru.
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From tho Uup.r Ps,.msc


WILL1AMsPoaT, Dec 2O-Afairs In and around
this vicinity are quiet, though we expect to have
an exchange Of shots with the enemy at Dam No
and F Falling Waters Gen. Jackson's (rebeD
battery Is at the former place, including twelve
pound rihed gun, and the enemy have been at
work endeavoring to destroy the dam there,
which now seems to be the principal object of
their demonstrations. Their firing is returned by
two Psr,ott guns belonging to Knapps Pennsyl-
tion Of Best's battery has been operating occa.
Sionally against two Of Gen. ackson's guns The
design OF the enemy at Falling Waters appears to
De to distract our attention from Dam No s. The
enect OF our fire has not been developed The
enemy's guns have produced no result on the
dam. The Connecticut 5Ih regiment Joins Gen
kelly's command, and will report at Hancock or
Romney In few days.
Col. kenlV's 1st Maryland regiment, Murpby,s
Zstn Pennsylvania and Lieut.. Cushing's section
OF Besps battery arrived here TO-DAY
There Is not the least danger Of Gen Jackson, s
serter says he has been ordered to destroy dam No.
5 at any sacrifice.
Col. Leonardo forces are 30 disposed as TO pre.
vent any danger Of surprise.
THE LATEST.
w LLLlAAsPoRr, Dec 2O-Last night a partv
t6e men OF Lieut.. Ricketts, battery went over the
Potomac In a skiK and burnt the mill at dam N 0.
S, which has been occupied by the rebels as a
stronghold. They captured some guns, tools for
breaking up the canal dam, blankets, etc
Two deserters from Gen. Jackson's army, who
arrived In our lines yesterday, give some import
ant Information. Gen. jackson, II is said, has
been promoted to the command of the whole val
ley Of Virginia, and he has five regiments on the
neck Of land opposite here, with fifteen guns.
All has been quiet here this forenoon.
Col Leonard arrested man Yesterday unde
suspicious circumstances. He Is supposed to be
a spy.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM PORT ROYAL
shipment Of Sea Island Cotton to New
Yerk-Mere to Follew-Occupation Inn.
pertant Peints by the Federal Troop

Shipment of Sea Island Cotton Ia New
Yerk-Msre to Follsw-Occupation I'm.
pertant Peints by the Federal Troop
NEw YORK, Dec. 20.-The steamer Atlaric ar.
rived at noon from Port Royal, with the samer
r. B. Forbes in tow. Her sdvices are to th 18th
inst
She brings 12O, 900 pounds Of Sea Island o.tou
gatnerea oy the negroes, under direction ( the
dgents OF the Government.
The Atlantic passed the steamer VANDERBILT of
Hatteras, steering South.
Gen. Stevens brigade Of 1000 men ocupy
Beaufort, Lady Island, st. Helena, and Bay
Gen. viele's expedition has been abandona.
Gen. Sherman has issued orders that ali reprt-
ers leave the place Immediately.
-Four hundred thousand pounds of cotton IA
steamer.
Part Of the stone feet wa, al Savannah river
and part had gone to Charleston.
(sRcoND DISPATCH
ADVANCE OF FEDERAL Troops to the mdn
Iand-A Sktrn nish-Troops sent to TyIee
Island The Defeat OF HoIIin.'s Feet
again reporaed-Great Negro Insurrecton n
iu Mississippi repsr.ed.
NEW YORK, Dec 20 The advices Der steiner
Atlantic say, that on the 10th instant force q 400
Federal troops crossed from Port Roval Land to
the main land, towards the Charleston ahd ga.
vannah railroad. They encountered rebel brce
OF some ]: 500 men, who retreated after firing a
Vorey,which, however, did no injury to anyone
TUG ttn we" hamPshlre regiment has gone 10
ryoee Island, and the balance Of Gen. WTitht's
brigade would follow soon
The special correspondent Of the Tribune rom
Poit Royal, gives another rumor OF the defeat OF
me rebel Capt. Hollins and the sinking Of bis
turtle" ship by the e. 3 steamer Massachu.
sets, near the mouth Of the Mississi o. river
Universal depression 10 reported throus hout the
south, ard New Orleans was particularly de.
pre- Hssed by the pressure Of events
great negro insurrection Is said to have
broken out In Mississippi, and an immense qu,n.
NY or property has been destroyed, amounting
70 ol5O 900, on the Quitman estate alone
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nation, wounded the feelings of my country
men deeply, will not affect to deny, nor that
that act, with some of its logical consequences
which have already occurred, has planted in
the breasts Of many the suspicion that their
kindred in England wish them evil rather than
good; but the statesmen to whom the political
interest Of these two great people are confded
act upon higher responsibilities and with bet
ter lights, and you may rest assured that an
event % mutually disastrous as a war between
England and America cannot occur without
some other and graver provocation than has
yet been given by either nation.
WINFIELD ScoTT.
Hotel Westminster, Paris, Dec. 2, 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

NEW YORK LAWYER IN LIMBO IN PARIS -
The Paris correspondent If the N. Y. Express
wrtes:-Soie small excitement was occasion ed
at "The Hotel du Louvre" last evening by the
arrest and imprisonment Of New York LAWYER
oY The name Of Scott, who was taken of by the
secret police, on the grave charge Of having forged
the seal OF the United States, for swindling pur-
poses. MIR S"ott was formerly Clerk Of the
Conru In Buniio, and is known In connection
with "Snsan Denim affa'r.n He vsrv foolishIu
entered his name In the regiser here as Law
nan"-while cons antly meeting Americans who
addressed him as Scott. He also pass ID in Lon.
don under the assumed name Of 'Lawmanu I
saw him just now In the presence of the Mag,s-
trate, and asked him what 1t meant His only
reply, with eyes on the ground, was, "T don't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

ARRIVAL OF RICH PRIZE IN NRw YORK
Thursday morning the British ship Cheshire ar
rived In New York In charge Of prize crew
from the U. 3 steamer Augusta. The Cheshire
was captured on 9Th inst, Of Tybee Island, max.
ing her wav, II Is sbeleved, TO Savannah. Her car.
go consists OF army blankets SALT coffee, crockery
and medicines, articles greatly needed by the
rebels, and IL 10 thought that she also has large
number OF arms concealed under goods. lnforma-
ton OF the movements Of this vessel was received
sometime since at the Navy Department The
American consul at Liverpool apprised that de.
partment that the Cheshire had run the bloc kade
at savannah, had discharged her cargo at Liver
pool, and was then loading with contraband
goods Tor s'me southern port, having changed
the American flag to the British In conseo uence,
the sfacers Of our blockading squsdron were In,
,ructed to look out for her, aad her capture by
the Augusta was the result.
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The War In Missouri.

CAPTURE OF REBEL WAGON TRAIN WITH A
LAReR AMOUNT OF CAMP EouIPAGE-NUMER-
oUs PRISONERS TAKEN.
LEAvENwoRTH, Dec. 0.-Maj w illiams, with
a detachment Of the Sd Kansas Regiment, made
a dash into Missouri on the 18th, and burned the
towns Of Papinsville and Butler, resorts Of rebel
guerilla bands Two companies Of the 4th Cav
airy have arrived here from Fort Wise.
SEDALIA, No., Dec. 1.-two hundred wagons,
heavily laden with clothing etc. for Price's rebel
army, have been captured by the Federal troops.
Our troops are daily capturing the rebel recruits
on their way to join Gen. Price. The number OF
prisoners now captured Is nearly 1900, with a
vast amount Of camp equiPage, ammunition,
arms, horses, stock, etc.
mill that has been engaged for some time In
supplying -four to the rebels has also been burned
The rebellion has certainly received a success
sion OF heavy blows in Missouri the present week
IL Is thoug ht that Gen Price will cross the Usage
river TO assist Gems Stein and Slack when EN-.
eral engagement will ensue, which, tits believed,
must result in the defeat Of Price, and scattering
his entire army.
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AMERICAN WATCHES
For Americans.

THE AMERICAN WATCH co. beg to call
the attention of the citizens Of Washington and
vicinity TO the superiority of their Watches over ell
imported, whether Swiss or English.
The Company unhesitstingly guarantee their
Watches 70 be unsurpassed by those OF any coun-
try for dursbilitJ and fine tune keeping qualities.
CAUTION.
The Company would caution buyers TO beware Of
the cheap Ensli and Swiss Watches now being
sent among soldiers In and around wsshipston.
These watches are of the poorest description Of
foreign manufacture, and utterly worthless a.
tune keepers, as the makers well knew when they
sent them to this country.
LADIES' WATCHES.
The Company would invIteespeoIsl attention TO
their latest style of watch for Ladies. Even one
will have the same guarantee that accompanies the
most costly Chronometer of their manufacture.
The styles Of O.ses are varied and suit different
tastes, and the INTRODUCED On Of Watch for ladies,
that will 90 and keep time, has met with universal
avor.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION
is invited by the Company to the fsot that every
Watch, Of whatever price, manufactured at their
wor,s at wslthsm, Mass. is accompanied bJ 9
certificate not only 10 warrant it, but 10 prevent
imposition from q cheap and worthless imitation
that 10 pslmed of upon buyers ss the genuine srtl
ole. All our Watches have upon the plate the trade
mark walthsm, msss.,n and without that mark
no Watch is genuine.
Msssrs. M. w. GAIT & BROTHER hsvsthe
Watches of our manufacture for sale at Wash
inEton, and buyers coo depend upou finding the
isht styles and qualities at their establishment,
No. asa Pennsylvanis avenue.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
General Agents, No. 1s2 Broadway,
no 9-lm New York.
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Southern new, from Tennessee Papers.

Southern news from Tennessee Papers.
EVACUATION OF GALVESTON By THE REBELS
PREPARATIoNs FOB THE DEFENSE OF MEMPHIS,
&c.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20-The Memphis Appeal OF
the 18th instant has the following
"KNOxvILLE, Tenn, Dec. 1.-Two more
bridge burners (Union men) were hung today by
order Of Gen. Carroll"
The Memphis Avalanche of the same date states
that Galveston, Texas, has been evacuated by the
Confederates.
JET; Thompson is busy fOrtifying New Mad
rid, Mo.
The Cairo correspondent Of the Chicago Tri.
bune says that pontoon bridge 10 being con.
structed over the river at Memph and this side
OF Memphis is fort mounting 102 guns, called
Fort Pillow.
Fort Randolph is being strongly fortified.
The rebels are jubilant over the English inter
ference In the Mason and Slidell affair
The number Of Federal prisoners at Memphi,
10 g.
Claib. Jackson was at Columbus, Ky, on
Wednesday, and issued a proclamation calling
on the people Of Missouri to furnish JEFF. Thomp
son 90 900 men, and increase General Prices forcs
Il to 90, 900 men.
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The sece..lsnis, supporting the Refugee.

ST. LOWS, Dec. l9.-The names Of about three
hundred Secessionists have been enrolled az the
Provost Manhal-G enerel's ONCE, upon whom oon-
tribution will be levied under Gen. Halleck'i
General 0fdsr No. d, for the bsne6t Of TIE South
western refugees. About sixty Of the most promi.
nent Of these parties will be called upon tomorrow
for the snms set opposite their names, varying
from one to four hundred dollars; and the balancs
be notified a. the exigencies may require.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21
Fi,s in LsxisgIssn, Ky.

LxxIss7on, Ky., Dec. 1.-The amphitresre
at the far grounds, where regiment OF soldiers
were encamped, was completely destroyed by
fre last night. Loss from $4,000 To sl2 600.
During the excitement sentinel shot Joel Hick-
man, the FIRST lieutenant Of Col W ooley's cavalry,
killing him instantly.
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Warliks Feeling In Canada.

HALIFAX, Dec le-The warlike feeling 10 run.
ming very high here and throughout the province.
BUFFALO, Dec is.-Persons owning vessels
now In winter quarters on the Canadian shore are
towing them 10 this place on account Of the war.
like tone of the English press.
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sailing Of the steamer africa for Eurep

sailing Of the steamer Africa for Europe.
NEw YokK, Dec 90 THE steamer Africs
sailed at O'Clock this morning for Liverpool.
Capt. Seymour, the Queens messenger and
bearer Of Lord Lyons dispatches TO his govern.
msnt, and bearer Of dispatches to our Minis
ter, Mr.. Adams, went out In her.
Dispatches from Lord Lyons to Admiral NJ line
were also placed on board the British gunboa!
Landrsii, which sailed immedistsly Tor Ber.
LATER.
Capt. Seymour did not 20 on the Africa. The
dispatches were forwarded In the usual manner
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HBLMBoLD'S EXTRACT sucgu

HBLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCEU
For Weakresses
Arising hQm Exceeses, Hsbits Of Dissfpsac<
Esrly lIdlsoIetIon or Abuse,
AHesdsd srfth fhs FolIotctAE syu1stcr,ss
lndisposltion 20 Exertion. LosS Of Povc.
Loss Of Memory, Diiioulty OF BrentbInr. .
Weak Nerves, TremhIns
horror OF pIseese, Wskefulre<s. .
Dlmnsss OF Visloni Pain in the Bsei
En,vsr,s Lassitude Of the Muscular system,
hot bends, Flushing OF the Ro6y,
bTyneee OF the kin. EfsSt!onH on the Pkot.
PAGLIp couNTKNSNcH.
These sympt' ms. Il q owed 20 30 on, which thts
medicine lnvBrlahly removes. soon follows
MPOTENCY, FATUITY. EPILEPTIC FITS.
In o~s Of sokieh tks PafisrI WAY Eapsrs.
Who can ray tHat they are rot fte,uent,y e.
lowed BY those "DIREFuL DIsKAtss,"
"INSANITY AND CONsUMPTION.H
Many are aware Of the cause OF their s-tferlnx
BUT NoNR WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE AsYLUkfS
zsd fks Melancholy Deatks b. Cosssse%se.,
BIAR AMPLE WITNESS TO rHE rRuTH or rrp
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the AID Of medicine " strengthen and
IBvsorsts the systeu
which HELNBoLDs EXTRACT BUcBU
tsee~tal n 6sss
TRIAL WILL coNvlrcT rHH MOST sKxpr.cAI.
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O r FL I A..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
November 80, lssl.t
Notice is hsrsby sirer of the readiness of this
Department TO redeem the Treasury notes author
lied BY the act Of Congress approved nth Decem
Der, 1880.
The interest on such Treasury notes will cease
on the frst day Of February next, BY the terms Of
the above act g. P. CHASE,
no so-sawsv IInteI
HoUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.
II AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
For Sale BY CORTLAN co,
AT Nos. a16 & 21s BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE.
Table xiSsss es:lsss: SPOONS,
Alofis fistsd si!E.: z: sss..
c0afs afsbfs bSfsPes: e::..or.,
Chafns Dishes,
DTH'hsws Walters,
A'' 'tsS6's;ts s6t ss,s:sFs:s.. ss:sHs:s
coiS:;kHkIys:: S;;is ks,::s..
KitOhen Knives
Champagne
Al''tss sssslss.tiss.: ssRs tiss..',
f''teta coa.s ,s' .pS Pti1Rs,ii f:s Pots,
kltchen spoons.
Scales and weights,
Coffee Mills,
Bathing Tubs,
SSuoepaus,
Table Mats,
Gas Stoves,
Foot Tubs,
Chamber Buckets,
Toilet Sets,
willow Baskets,
Wooden Ware,
Sleeves.
Dsvonshire Chairs,
- coffee Bisginss,
of French,
English,
ana American
manufacture.
and East India
CHINA,
| la great variety.
Old Housekespers and new beginners will find il
TO their advantage to call and examine our stock
when wanting any Of the aboye description of
goods. CORTLAN & CO.,
Nos. 216 and els Baltimore street.
Between Charles and st. Paul streets,
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers In House
keeping articles generally. de A-eo2w
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TN CARRIAGES.
l. K Subscriber having made aoditisnE 20 his
fsotory, making il now one of the larE ssto -E,
IN the District. where bIs fsSihties ~
LIGHT WAGONS Of all kinds caunot be sur
passed, and from his long e1Perienee in the bust
uess' nS aopee 70 sve xenelrI sisLhsiSnuon. ihs t.
on hand.
All REPAIRS neatly done, and Ill erdsrs
promptly attended 70.
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for
new ones. ANDREW J.: JOYCE,
d ia 6 o0rnsr of FOurteAuth ard p sta.
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY Z,
ENRICH. St the corner OF Penn. ExsA
avenue and Eleventh street, has been SEHY
greater indueements for the patronage Of citizens
and strkngers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodations
for permanent or Transient boafders unexcepton-
able, The bar and restaurant arrangements Of the
European Hotel have already become very ycyu-
lar being oil that can be desired BY the most fas-
hdious. The proprietor pledges unremitted attsn-
ton and continued liberal EXPENDITURES 20 give sat
tsfsotion to all, and thus renevs his invitation 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

TO THE LADIES!
JULES JOLLIVET, Ladies' Hairdresser, from
Pans, just arrived, informs the ladies of Wash
ington that he has opened . large assortment of
Felix Head Dresses, Wreaths and Brides Wreaths,
the most splendid choice of Flowers for dresses
also. God and Chenille Nets. all ilikInds of Hair
Work and attend TO dressing .edIes' hair. 352
street, between 9Th and 10th. de I8 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-21

NJ NEW MILLINERY.
NOW On hand ana constantly receiving new
supplies Of WINTER BONNETS, compne-
InE the revest and most desirable siyIss ofS
the ss:son, at HUTC HlNSON MUNRO'S~
f8ncy Store, $40 Penn. avenue. between 9th and
10th streets. where Miss Thompson - prepared TO
execute promptly ali orders lsft with her.
Also. lust rsceived. new supply OF Head Dress
es ATtihoial Flowers, Feathers, 10, to which we
invite the attention of the ladies'. del8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-30

200 bbs. at s. 25 81 bOthe latter figure for extra
Southern -four was firm and in steady request, with
safes OF 1900 bills, closing within the range Of
the ABOVE prices. Rye -four in fair demand,
ana steady at our quotations, with small safes
TORN meal Nss in moderate demand, with small sales at
our figures Wheat opened with an active demand ana
prices were brmcr while the sales embraced about
bushels at 81 Is for prime Delaware II 90 81 81 for
white Western 81 10 ~ rs for red winter Western Ole
for Racine spring 81 OF 81 OF for amber Iowa aud
nsn, SIC. a 81 for Milwaukee club, zoe. a e3c for
spring. Corn was active and closed az lower
cs. rh0sa embraced about i25 600 bushels at SO
aOc for heated aud soft Ale, Az. for Eastern mixed
aud at i5c Cor shipping Western mixed and $40 'or
Western yellow and 47c 4sc for white do. Rye was
steady With sales of 1909 bushels al 4Sc. for Western
Coo Ole for Jersey and Csc FOR state Oats were heavy
and lower, with sales oi Canadian at &c. 2sc and
Western and State al 50 n 53c.
ConEr.--The n.arke, was arm, while sales were mode
rote, which embraced about $50 bags oil Rio, mostly at
1870 Ia re.
CorToN.--Ihe sales embraced about 800 bales, closing
firm al l5'4c. l6c for irregular and even lots After
the receipt OF the Afrcas new. holders exhibited in
at % 900 bales, much Of which is held from market
FRmGHrs.-To Liverpool 20 900 80 600 bushels corn
and wheat engaged AT o., l0d, chiefly NJ the lat
ter figure, in bulk and Shp's bags about ] 600 Dds
-four 2 Cd To London 10 600 bushels wheat were en-
gagged in bags at l0d IS 600 do in bags, al p g. and
G8a hbs -four Be- Three English vessels We're taken
To load for Cork and market with wheat al Al I'd
Hay WAS quiet and nominal Tor shipment al 1oc soc,
and for city at SOC, as in quality.
&oLAssfs quiet but firmly held.
NAVAL SroREs.-The market for rosn was again iJner,
sales of 500 bbs at 50 % 800 do at ~ 30 and 500
DO Al So SO per $40 lbs, delivered Srts were held Al
S2c., and crude AZ 80
PROVISIONS --Pork--The market was frmer, While saos
embraced about 600 bOs., including mess at so 70
as 81 a. pre at SO 70 and thin mess at Sl4 so Beet
quiet while prices firm. with sales Of 215 bhis,
at s. 30 5000 Tor repackcd mess and 81 80 $I2 SO
for extra Beef hams steady. with sales OF i25 bbls
at sl+ so s4 ~. Cut meats were quiet h moderate
sales OF shoulders at 4sle &c. and OF hams at or