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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

sPHEHHOETFB.-StmPsOn is, beyond al
question, 6 superior artist, and We advise
those wishing 10 get q fine Likeness 10 call
upon him. A visit 10 his gallery, No. ass
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
sen and stranger. R3T:tf
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It is hoped BY the Managers that this aP-
psaIwil Be needed BY all who can devote
one day in six months to 50 benevolent an
object. A day spent at the Asylum viii
serve the double purpose of acquAinting the
citizens with its domestic arrangements, and
rendering substantial aid 70 the children.
By order of the Board.
Ss5 Mrs. ELISHA TAYLOR, President.
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A GARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONOO'S
Golden Pills for Females.
Infallibls in Correcting, Regulating and
Removing ell Distractions, from
Whatever Cause, and always
Successful as q Pre-



InfAllibls in Believing stopPagss and IFreguarity
have been a. ed By the doctors for many yerrs both
IN France and America, With unparalleled success
In eVery case, and Il e urged b. many thousand la
dies Who have used them, 70 make the Pills public
for the aleVfstion Of those suffering from any rreE
ulsrftea whatever we'll as 70 prevent increase
Of family where heath Will not permit t. Females
peculiarly situated, these gupposinE themselves
so are cautioned aRanGt usiug these Pills while in
that condition. Sc thsipropretor assumes TespOn-
ability after the above aumOnition, although their
miidness would prevent any mischief % health,
othsrWise the Pills are recommended. Eull ard ex-
plioit directions accompany each box. Price 81 per
soId wholesale ami retail in OlsV land by BEB-
TyN BRU5 (WhOlsEale Druggiata,) 40 superior
strest: STRONG ARMSTRONG, l99 Superior 81. (;
E W. SACK RIDER "a Superior street; 9. W.
CLARK, lis Superior street, and OH HUROHiLL
BRO cor. OF Ontario street and the Square.
LADIEs by sending 81 % to either Of the above
sgsnis through the Cleveland Pest Once, cEn have
ne Pills sent 20 any part Of the count try or city
fcOnfdentiallyl and free Of pos age byTe Urn mail
n B.-LooK out for o0unttrisita. buy no Golden
Pills OF any kind unless every box 10 signed s. d.
Howe. All Others are q base position and unBafei
therefore, IS you value your Lives and hsalth, Ito
.ay nothing Of being humbugsd out Of your money!
buy only those who show the Gigna atuTe Of 5. d..
Howe on every boz, which has recently been added
on account Of the Fills being oounterfeited- The
ingredients composing ths above Pills are made
known 70 every Agent, and they will tell you they
are safe and will perform all claimed for them.
B. D. HOWE, Sole Propristor,
narnRH New York,
q. G.-Osry's Cough Cure. dsoa5pls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

FAAHK PARKHR.-LivsTy snd Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages st rsAsanAbls figures.
usp2lR7s:IY
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pRAVEIERs REsnFER'

Citisens wishing ceuveyance . either of the
above Trains or Boats, VII be called iol by me
Ihuir addrasg &c the Omnibus once, lAI Superior
street. ueEt door 70 the Wedden House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

AEDREW KUEz.-A private lntter received
in this city yesterday states that Andrew
Kunz, Of this city, enlisted By Capt. Stacey
fOT the ID Kentucky regiment, had died
rom the effect Of the wounds he received at
he bsttle ai Pittsburg Landing. The letter
slaO states that he received five wounds,
two in he breast, one IN each thigh, and 3
hnesr shstof. WhsrD he died is not stated d.
TIE writer speaks confidently.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIcLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment OF W. P. FOgg, corner of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crookery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trays Table Mats; Bri-
tannis Wara Coal Oil Lamps; Gas Fixtures;
Toilet Ware; Bathing Apparatus; Refrigerators
Of the most improved kinds; Water Coolers; Ice
Cream Freezers Ice Chests, sizes; Table Cut
lsry, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays and great variety of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
An orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed by experienced worImen.
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MEDICAL.
THE MOST IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT
That EVsT appeared Before the Public!

DR.. RED d FAD,
Veterin " Surgeon, has introduced his celebrated
Golden Ointment Of Iodine
For the cure Of SPAWN, Rineb ne, Curb, Eplints,
Windgsils, Thoroughpn, Capped Hook, Weak Heals
Elounders, Thrusis, iarteTH Crack, Contracted
Hsel, and all curabla diseases of the Feet Legs, OF
Sbouldert, aud particularly owe sney, OF tho Decay
ing Of the muscles OF he Hips
ErFull directions with each box, and some I'M
poFtant hints concerning her diseases watch the
horse s liable TO- win req ure no better reference
'-Fo For I sale bT STRONG 3 ARMSTRONG. Price 50
cent and 3, 100.
a Professional Gentlemen will profit By using
be same, as Il surPasses anything OF tbs Kind nov
IN use for the hum ane. apFz4-ssi
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OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS.
PATCHES.

SYNOPSIS OF ITS PROVISIONS |
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THn OLD FoLEs.-Mr. Wsrhurat, Agent Of
ths Old Folks, Is in The city perfsoting ar
EsuFsnonis for q series Of Concerts By this
fnimitabls band Of yOcalisis week aftor next.
They VII Be cordially welcomed.
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A REBEL oFFIoER.

Col. stedman, Of an Alabama regiment,
captured at New Madrid, has arrived here on
his parole to report himself at St Lcuis.-
he s1 presses the utmost faith in the succs,s
of the rebellion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

G- Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and ElectrOpathy, cures obstinate cases of
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, scrOfula, Neural
gia and aHnervous diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
Reference given to many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. See advertisement in another col
umn. Office No. 11O sen9ca street.
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~ The ladies of this city are cordially
invited to spend Tuesday, April 29sh, at the
Orphan Asylum to assist in the sewing Of
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physicians cay be requires rest. The De.
Partmsnt cannot spare him, but have ordered
Capt. Charles U. Davis to report to him.
de will perform the active duties, FOots re-
tanning supervision.
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SLAVE rRLDE.

The Slave Trade treaty with Great Britain
authorizes commanders Of vessels of war of
each nation, especially commissioned for the
purpose, to board and search merchant
vessels Of other nations, in specified wa
ters, on 8 reasonable presumption that
such vessel is engaged in the slave trade,
subject to the payment of damages for loss
and detention arising from mistakes. Any
one Of the following marks to constitute
presumption and authorize the seizure Of
the vessel: Hatches with open grstings /;
unusual OF no bulkhesdsj spare plank for
second OF slave deck; mansoles; sn unusual
quantity Of water casks, mess tubs, cook
ing apparatus, or provisions; mating be-
yond what is necessary for the crew OF
what is mentioned in the manifest ss part
Of cargo. The treaty constitutes three
mixed courts Of justice, consisting Of eiti
gems of both countries, ct Sierra Leone
Csps Of Good Hope, and New York, for tn,
adjudication Of vessels seized. Captains
crews snd owners 10 be tried according Il
the laws of the country to which the vesse
belongs.
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HOTELS.
D IR Oh b o US E,
I94 WaEsr Street. CleveIand, OhI

r IR H h o U s E.
IA WaEsr Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
This House isnOw open Tor the reception Of GuestS
L is oonTsSisns % he BEpots. II the centre Of
busines1 and easy Of access in eysly Way.
low PEioo Of ONE DOLLAk Der dayt
April 10Th, 1877 fropnelor..
DOW ERS' TEL,
III CRoRHEREK EAELH'O
II AND 19 PARK ROW,
OPpOsits ths Astor House and Park, y. z.
PRICE OF BOABD----.---.-.......lSI,5 ,50 Per Day.
This long established and popular House hss ~
dillon Of over 100 looms, and now has acoommedA-
tons for over 9o9 porsons Iz has also o'sn thor
Heated by Stsen 3 Liqhts Z I5ith Gas ThroaghoEf
This Hotel has enc Of the best atoms IN The
City iB eagy Of access from al a, lamboen ana
E4ilroaes leading 2 the City, and gnysnlent %
ties Of First Ollss H0tsl, On gurin comfort Of
q lnmatss;; Ths IatTOnAE0 Ofths A-8siins Public
TEBEB.--..--.-.-..--..-ySlys0PE 80 PER DAI.
sb2Ez9 a. I. POWEks, PEog'E.
w ESTERN HOTEL,
Nos. 9, IL, Is kIT COURELAHDr ST.,
kBROADWAT.---s-.-...HR YORK OTTT.
This old-e1tabtlhed and hvorits rasort q the
Buginsgl Community has been recently relttsds sd
q complete ln everything that mfniIter 70 the
comfort o. i-B patrons. Ladies and Haufieg are
Gpeoisily provided fcr-
It q centrally located n the busins.u part Of the
City, and % contiguou1 70 ths prinHl6aI lines Of
Steamboats,, Oar8, Omnibuse1, Ferries, &c. In con
sequence Of the prel1urs used b. tie Rebellion
prices have ben reduced
OEI DoLLAR & FIFTY CTs PR DAY.
Ths Table q amply ed with al the injuries
q ths8oason, and 4 equal % that ofa1y other Hotel
IN the country. Ample soc0mm0dationl are oAisred
I for Upwards Of go guests.
- Do not believe B1nnaEs, HackHsn and oth en-
Eho nay say t'tns Westsrn Hotel . fulln
D. y. W1HOHETIR,
EREN rs HO1E
Oh TIE EUROPBAN PLAN.
| CITY OF NHW YORK.
Single Rooms 30 cents Per Day.
Qg Han Sguzs, cor. FF@kfogt,
i CO1p0sifs CtiT HAIL.
Meals e theg nay b ordtrsd IN the spaei01s Re
fEeos9ry: There e . BarhTl,s shop and bath kosma
! attached . the Eotsl.
IA Beware Of RUHHRRs and HAoKlIER vho
sosi:Rl q ili- > fraS-issa53r ~ 20
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SOUTHERN IFEHs.

Wigfau is reported from Richmond as
saying the South would conquer 6 peace ct
Philsdelphis. The Mercury reports the
Richmond officials as hard up, but drag
ging. No tes, coffee, wine or ice.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SENATE
Mr.. Sherman presented resolutions from the
Legislature of Ohio concerning the rebel prison.
eFs at Columbus, Ohio, saying the loyal feelings
Of the people Of Ohio had been outraged BY the
fact that the rebel prisoners at Camp Chase were
allowed to retain their slaves BY order Of Colonel
Moody, thus practically establishing slavery in
Ohio, and solemnly protesting against this out
rage upon the loyalty Of the people of the State
The resolutions were accompanied by a note
from Gov. Tod, saying that Col Moody did not
permit, but that the negroes had been sent there
as prisoners, and Col. Moody was obliged to take
care of them.
Mr. Sherman said the fact wss the negroes
were sent there with their masters as prisoners
and did serve their masters but he believed
no blame could he attached to Col. Moody or the
Governor Of Ohio for this. Maj. Jones, the In
spector at Camp Chase, reported matters all
right there.
Mr.. Grimes asked if any steps had been taken
free by the act of last summer, being captafed
In the service of the enemy.
Mr.. Sherman replied that no steps had been
taken that he knew Of The negroes, he believed,
were still there.
Mr. Wilson said he should call up the matter
on Monday. BE thought some action ought to
be had on the subject
Mr. Trumbul presented petition for the con-
struotiOn of ship canal to connect Lake Hichi-
gan With the Mississippi River.
Mr.. Latham introduced bill to quit certain
J.
Mr. COwan introduced bill to amend the act
of April S0th 1870. BE said he should move to
refer the BILL and all other bills concerning the
punishment Of rebels and the eonhscation Of
their property, to 4 select committee Of five.
The Chair suggested that If the motion meant
to include the cOnhscation bill now before the
Senate, it would be more appropriate to move
when the bill should be taken up.
The motion was then withdrawn for the preg-
ent.
The bill for a line Of steamships from San
Francisco to Shanghai was taken up and passed
Yeas %, nays 10.
Mr.. Wade Introduced bill concerning private
actions against public officers. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
On motion of Mr. Wilson the Senate went into
executive session.
Adjourned till Tuesday.
HoUsE.
The House considered for q short time but
came to no conclusion, on the bill appropriating
six million dollars in payment of the bOunties to
the widows and legal heirs of such volunteers
called into service under the act Of July last, as
have died or may be killed.
The House then took up the report Of the Sc
lect Committee on Government Contrscts- After
some lengthy remarks by Mr. Dawes the further
consideration Of the subject was postponed till
Monday.
Adjourned till Monday.
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HEJEgTED.

Gen. De Alama Lockwood was rejected
By the Senate to-day.
ooEHoDoRH FoOTi ASKS 10 RH RHLIHvED.
Flag Officer FOOte has asked to be relieved
on account Of the wOupd IN big foot Three
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

LouIsVnLE, April "a.
EDS. LEADER:-AejOr Coon is here. II
usmbers Of the orty y-frat, who are home on
furlouQhs, will send me power q attorney,
viii draw their pay for January sl.S Fabru-
rrv, snd havsit forwarded e than by AmeF-
80 Fruress. 2. A. FORD.
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FRoK PrTTsRuRa LArDIHa-

The steamer Lady Tyler, formerly the All
Robb, captured frem the rebels, arrived from
the upper Tennessee this morning, and re-
ports the heavy firing proceeded from q
sharp skirmish with the enemy yesterday
morning. No particulars.
The steamer NcGill left Pittsburg Landing
at 8 o'clock yestsrdy morning, and heard
nothing Of it. The steamer Emma LEFT the
landing at 4P.M yesterday, and sayi that
up to that hour not shot was fired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

10 AzHHHRs or THH 41ET on FUEnoUeH.--
Tho following dispatch vas received from
Liout. Ford, Ofthe 4lst Regiment, on Thurs
day.
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RLsHrraror. April 25

W AsdIHaIVli APIII 70
Dawes speech is regarded as a complete
vindicatiOn of the committee on Govern
ment contracts from the charges brought by
Stevens and others. he said the Committee
received only assistance and good VIII from
the Chairman of the Ways and Means,
Stevens, until they placed themselves be-
tween the Treasury and the fraudulent claim
of Simon Stevens, his nephew, for $57, 600.
The speech was listened to by full house,
and created at times much merriment.
THE TREATY ToR TEE SUPPRESSION OF THE
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.Olr.Ua count KlIIed end YouRded.

.OlrEwa Couuty Killed end WOHnded.
The following dispatch was received st
lrsnent On Thursday. The OttOEa con-
ANY IN the 4lst vas commanded By Capt.
T. B. Riuiaton, formerly Of this city. and
ror several years connected With the Give
LAxD LEADER, and, By the way, brave Of.
sosr and oae Of the most thorough tactic-
isEs in tie service. l r
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INTERESTING DEBATE.

Dawes made q damaging speech in defence
OF the Washburn Committee against Thad
Stevens and other assailants. BE hit right
and left, at Pennsylvania and Cameron, who,
it was intimated, had served notice in the
District on each member of the Committee
that he should not be reelected. Kelley is
replying.
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CnorrrLrTI. ApriI q, ls62

lThs OttoWs boys, 4lst Regiment killed
vsrs5 Fred Hartman, Kid TiIloison, George
Fiolds. Henry Reed, Joseph Ely. The
ToaDded-Wm Gill Charles Close, Park
BsldWin, Wm McClinthan, Wm Baker {,
Frank Shirley. I win be there Tuesday
= wednesday With Baker. and Shirley
q. J. MILLER.
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sIOKLEB.

Dan sickles was re.nominated Brigadier
General to day.
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60 New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables "a
Chsmplain street.
FRANK B. & FRANK G. WALBRIDsE.
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n. Y. CATTLE OLARKET-July %.


The current prices for the week at all the markets
are as follows:
Beef Cattle-First qualify s775s, g, ordinary s725
@7,75 common S6,7s7,25, inferior S6,OOG675. Sheep
and Lambs-Prime s4,5Od5,OO, ordinary S4,45d5 ,00,
fed 34sG3ac, still fed 34i31c, with heavy receipt.
BEEF CATTLE-Mar6et has lost the buOyancy
by which it was characterized last week and prices
may be quoted I5c lower the average though il is
scarcely marked on the quotations OF first class
cattle, which We're in rather limited supply. The
bulk Of the offerings were ordinary and with only
moderate demand and the market dragging. The
range of prices was from &C to S9S5c, bulk Of the
offerings sold at 7tS91134c.
MICH C0WS-hiarket steady.
SHEEP * LAlIBS-In plentiful supply and
moderate request and the market is hardly so goad
as last week, though we make no change in our quo
tatiouS.
SWINE-Continne in good demand and at full
prices.
The total receipts at the yards for the week were
as follows:
Beeves 5o7; cows IOI; calves 81; sheep and lambs
n ,302; swine ll,l42.
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CHARLEY NOYEs.-of Mr.. Charles NJ.
NOyes, one of the prOprietors of Thayer &
NOyes' Circus, now exhibiting in this city, a
Syracuse paper makes the following eompli-
mentary notice: The large attendance both
afternoon and evening, during the two days
that the Circus has exhibited in this city,
must have been very satisfactory to the man
agement and very complimentary to ''Char-
ley" NOyes, the industrious Syracuse boy,
who has made raise in the world, and ap-
PeRred here without making any nOise to
speak Of. His gentlemanIy appearance in
never knew him before, and those who were
acquainted with him in his bOyhOod days
feel fresh pride in him."
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A War Order from the War De-
partment.
REBEL PROPERTY TO BE FREE
LY USED.
OOlOred Persons to be Employed,
THE FIGHT WITH THE ARKAN-
SAS.
Federal Party Captured in Missis-
sippi.
M0RGAN'S RAID IN KEN
TU0KY.
HIS FORCES ROUTED.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
HIS FORCES ROUTED.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, July %.
The Navy Department to-day received
the following:
CAIRO, (via Chicago July 81.
The rebel gunboat Arkansas, armed
with twelve 68-pounders, came out of the
Yazoo river on Tuesday She encountered
first the Tyler, Carondolet, and ram Ian
caster. After running FIRE Of ten miles
the Carondolet closed with the rebel, and
both vessels grounded, fighting side by
side. The rebel, being outside, succeeded
in getting off. The Tyler steamed ahead,
maintaining a running fire until the fleet
was reached. Our transports being in
range, prevented an effective fire from our
gunboats.
The Arkansas succeeded in getting to
Vicksburg, under shelter of batteries
there, to appearances much injured.
The total Union loss is twenty-seven
killed and wounded. Among those are the
engineer and pilot of the Tyler.
Commodore Farraguts entire feet is be-
low Vicksburg.
Slight damage was done to our vessels.
(Signed,) GEO. D. WISE,
Captain and Asst Quartermaster.
NOrKmeh are now engaged In arranging
the necessary machinery for printing the
recently authorized U. s. notes. On en-
quiry, it is ascertained that those below
the denomination of FIVE dollars will be is
sued in three weeks.
The Treasury Department is arranging
the details for carrying the new tariff act
into operation. A general circular on the
subject will be issued by the 1st of August.
Arrangements are to be made by which
the Overland Mail will be assorted on the
cars on the Hannibal & st. Joseph Rail
road, thus preventing delay in the distri-
button at st. Joseph Post Office, or at any
point west of Chicago.
Capt. Marcus ]. Parrott is ordered to re-
port to Gen. Hunter
Gen. Halleck arrived this evening"
There are now a dozen Generals here.
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NEW YORK DIARKET.-JuIy ~.

lhh TELEahAFhl
FLOUR-Mnrllet quiet, and prices without mate
rial change. Market closed dull with no buyers at
sales 800 bb- at s5Gsai - for suporfine state
s5,4515,55 for extra state; t5OO525 for superfine
western 6A,iN6n5A0 for common 20 medium extra
western; s545a5,GO for common TO good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohio; IS 1905 80 for trade
CANADA FLOUR-NIarket is less active and
closes dull. Sales 1900 bbls at S5455,55 for COM
mon; S5,6gl6,3O for good TO choice extra,
RYE FLOUR-Scarce and firm. Sales at $500
CORN RIEAL.-scarce and firm. Sales $50 bbls
Marsh's caloric at $3.50
WHISKY-Markot heavy. Sales $50 bbls at
WHEAT-The export demand continues good
and prices have again advanced lG3c = bush. Sales
part TO arrive, y 600 bush Chicago spring at Sl,l0a
lilo; - 900 bush Milwaukee club at 81 l4pl 2O 74OOO
bush amber Iowa at 81 201el %; 5000 bush winter
red western at S269l 32; q $40 bush amber Michi
gan at sl,32l ,3j the latter price for choce 1900
bush white western at sl59ai 3gi 1900 bush white
Michigan and Kentucky at slr39Gl,1 80.
RHE-Scarce and firm. Sales at 74@7Ic for west
BARLEY-Mnrket dull and nominal.
CORN Market rules firm, but without important
change Sales 5000 bush at al156c for old mixed
western; 501jlc for eastern; 4SGljOC for unsOund;
0ATS-MATket quiet and unchanged. sales at
47914gc for Jersey, Canada, western and state.
SUGAR-Raw firm. sales 1900 hhds at 7Jl69c
for Cuba; Sl96fqlkcfor New Orleans; lO5 boxes Ha-
vaHa at SIC; by auction, 4Sl hhds New Orleans at
sGGlillc, the latter price for Clarified
SES-NIarllot continues firm. Sales 80
hhds Porto Rico at 4Oal2c 200 hhds and 6j tierces
Cuba muscoyado at 33c 70 bbls New Orleans at 42c;
byauctiOn, 200 bbls at 3l6133c.
P0R K-Market dull and unchanged. Sales 1850
bbls at SlOsTll 90 for mess; Si OOll rs for primo
mess; sS,7J09OO for prime.
RREFSAiarket rules firm. Sales 200 bbls at
S5,5OlI,O0 for country prime SS,O010,OO for cOun-
try mess Sll O0l3 50 for repacked NESS Sl3OOg4 so
for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market dull at $I9,OO
0d90,n0.
BEEF HAIIS-In fair request We notice sales
Of ~ bbls extra choice western at si6,jO.
CUT MEATS-Market more active and frmer.
sales 80 packages at 3'E94c for shouldersi 5954o
for hams.
BACON SIDES-Market quiet. Sales 100 boxes
az &c for short ribbed mddles, 6i4C for short clear
LARD-Market firmer with good demand. Sales
$50 hbls at Sl93sc the spot, including 800 bbls
deliverable in August at gSc.
BUTTER-Selling at l00llc for Ohio; l4dlSo for
State.
CHEESE-Ma firm at 41Slsc.