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The New York herald., 1864-08-22

the works facilitating the movement from one de7s1
ent 10 another OF the ponderous masses Of metal to>
form the columblads. The machinery = crYen at tEs
present time by trriy three steam engines worked from
The steam generated by three pairs OF boilers SIX Of
these eneues are In the foundry two ~ he tns
for finishing the tweuty inch srps, Two N he nAeans
gnop and Neuty three 10 the Dor ~ shop.
The metal used in the casting OF the monsuous gunf
made this foundry, Ia principally cbteieed ~ tns
Julata region OF and hs ualanes rom me
Hanging Rock region OF Ohio Since tie com neDeement
Of ne these works have been continuously running,
with but sioppsge of twenty four hours 10 every sever
days ana have In addition TO the great number OF guns
ufned ont ten million pounds OF shot aud she'll Ihefe
an average or two hundred and eighty hands employee
70 the establishment whose wages amount 10 ABOUT ave
Thousand dollars q week
We regret exceedingly that columns do not allow ef
more elaborate descpton or these remarkable works,
wb'cn are on many accounts the interesting In he
country and perhaps ia the world For the few facts
have hastily thrown together this article we are 10
dbted TO NJ Joseph Kaye the foreman or the foundry
and were communicated 10 by him fey minutes con-
versaD while be sIperntcIded the OF m elcgart
little pocket Of seventeen long four feet
thick and about ory thousand pounds weight Mr. Kaye
has connected with the establishment FOR auarter
OF century, and looks anid his huge weapons as Though
almost modern Jupiter, he could bring columbisd,
ready made his brain thoroughly he under.
stand bis work, ana rugged and grim does he seem
amid II and there notes enough to be gathered
days Attendance upon MIN 10 his labors TO hook
The boring mill under The superntendence OF Mess
Taylor and rev. The machine shops under Mr. John H
Mctiroy ard the pattern shop under Mr.. 4. McFeeiy
ON the fidelity OF these loremen in conjunction with Mr.
Kaye and skill the workmon under them, depesds
the successful working or so important rational work
shop, and the trust is certainly faithfully frhlled.
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A Hint to MIR. Welles.
TO THE EDITOR OF The HERALD.

ss abseEsS t4ti NEW YORK, August 1s, 1854
am plain man, but know not whether the sugges
lion am about TO make Is plainly enough be
understood by you aud your readers To be short is
thisAmercan shipping in constant danger and incurs
constant loss at the hands Of rebel pirates and prvaees
Our Navy Department cannot protect American vesses
or prevent their destruction W the present IL
poys; trial OF the means propose may be utterly
absurd Let system o naval convoyage be estsbshed
toe government furnish fast gong steamers
for every open port 10 the United States according TO the
average tonnage or numo Of vessels at such por and
merchant vessels, instead Of leaving port al their
time and leisure, be eled to OF
the week. when two effective OF are
accompany number Of them (merchspt vessesl ss FAR
as may be deemed practicable by the commanding
officer VI such convoy. As most OF our trade is with
liverpool and London, n England Hayre, in FRANCE and
Hamburg and Bremen 10 Germany, one vessel each
OF ports well commanded would be able to give
American vessels proper protection on that side of the
oceap. IL our uayy consists OF many vessels Ia
currently supposed, half dozen vessels may be
roaming about the high In search OF pirates ard
keep tue high roads Of nations clear the plague that
iofesta them n- II
II the above suggestion, or any part OF it, acceptable
10 you, your readers or the Navy Department. either
all are welcome to it. Yours very respectfully,
UNION MAN
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City EnssiliSence.
Nsw DrvIoss ~ llosrodr irscAuros TO ra, Pull 10

NEW DEvcEs nF iIcKPoCK srs--IAUroS TO ras FUBLC--
Every should know OF tho latest devices Of pick
pockets that they know how to protect their
gentleman recently coming down town in Fourth
relates his experience follows, by which
OF these devices is exposedAt Fourteenth street
three we'll dressed young entered the stage One II
Them stood the step with leaning the door
window, the second in front Of him the third froat
Of the second The stage full and they were All
Standing The gentleman in the the door.
He felt hand his watch Srasped u. aud discovered
the hand Of tue "sen at the door who trying
10 rob him Of He tried rise to stop the stage bat
found himself pinned dowo by the arm Of the
s.oond while the scene was screened by the third,
who carried light coat his 10
him couceang the movements of his confeden,ec
Before the omubua could be stopped the pckpockes hsS
got out and OH at full speed Another device By
which ladies' robbed is the foliowpgTwo OF these
'operatorsn enter the stage and sit lady. Their
breath strongly with onions When they dis.
so offensive her that side her faes
away from them and from her pocket, aud they then
take advantage Of the opportunity 70 pick her pocket
Look out for these thieves wnen you so INTO stage.
FUNERAL MAJOR BUrIsR.--Ths remains Of Major WIN.
Butler conveyed TO their last resting place in Cai
vary Cemetery yesterday afternoon, from the City Hal
The deceased officer fe 10 front Of Petersburg dc.
achnlent OF the old Sixty pnn regiment acted guard
the occasion and there many officers sf
the Irish Brigade and Corcoran Lepon among hose whs
assembled to last tribute Of pect 10 the emory
OF the gallant young soldier.
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Poiic. In teiiige.ncc.

CHARGE ADpL1yRArINo MitK.-yes.erday morning
officer Ely OF the Sanitary Police, arrested m!lx
named Smith the charge Of aduteras
session OF .he Legislature From the otcer's affidavit
appears that few mornings since be visited the ds.
ti,lerv stables OF Messr Low Der Ostrin, ol
First North Fifth streets, Williamsburg, and whls
the Smith drive from ths stables with his milk
cans on the wagon The officer also Smith 60 10 Q
pump Second street and there pump water hls
milk cars after which he crossed the terry to this Gay
and sold OF the aduerated milk NJ Nos l20 and II
East Fourth street. He afterwards delivered Of The
street and First At This point Smith vas
arrested aud subsequently taken before Justice Mans6aa
who held him to bail IN tive hundred dollars TO answer.
THE pRiSrERs STRIKE-0NS OF THza ARRESTED A.
sAULr.-On Saturday eyeSng James Moulton, prutss,
who engaged In the Tribune Office made -
sault Mr. David A. Breckenridge hitting min on the
and al present employed in the printing department. of
the Ir,oune oice Mouiton arrested by officer
man, OF tho Fourth precinct, and Justice Hogan
mitted him 10 the Tom0s Tor trial.
Flogr BOARDING HoUsE-A MAN BArLY Cur
About O'Clock yesterday mornng Deuns Sullivan ana
Abraham Floow fellow boarders at 3O2 Pearl street. gos
into alteration in their sleeping room, when Fotow,
is charged, seized pitcher struck Suivaa
blood flowed copousy from the wound shat sullivan
sank from exhaustion and was conveyed the keV
FORK Hospital An alarm brought Officer ClendeneD e
the second precinct TO tho spot and hearing facts N
the case he took Flotow into custody Justice ogAn
committed the accused 10 the Tombs await the resuR
OF Sullivan INJURIES In explanation Fiotow that
sullivan OF bed and struck him three times When
he caught the pitcher ana used u in self defence.
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The Portsmouth Navy Yard.
OUR NAVAL CoREsS SPoNpsScg.

PosrsouTB, August 10, 1894.
Agdrs - Porismo,h Vary Ydrd--7he Coming Laaneh
o. Ne Franklin. cc.
This quiet Old town Of Portsmouth has received freh
infusion cf life since many SHIPS have commenced
building here.
The rigs's Franklin, measuring three hundred and six
feet over all, ard thriy.seven hundred tons burden
tes the largest ship 10 the navy erceIt tho Niagara
nearly completed, and will be laonched about the ls,
rtrimo.
The steamer Contcocook, thrs. hundred zee, long r.
rapidly approaching completion THO xesi of three other
steamers, Of tie same psn have beeo lsd--the piscA
iaqua, hinnetoaka srd Illinois The conbls turrefed
fesgohg rn clad Agamestcs, lsunched several weeks
ago. Wi shortly te ready % aid lbe reduction Of tns
defeures % lhar,esoa The work the passaeonaway
an IRON cad ~ ne same class progressing bot slowly
ne oher vrsses airg out hers ir.Eaie colo.
RADIO Which vii. he ieady I've weeks; the rlesrner
hbstto'si now ~ the dry does Toe Iicga. and the
De Soto which brorsht Tue yellow fever T. Ports outb
causing several deaths among The 0itlzeGs
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from November, i5c3, % July 1854 tie Bank Of Eng
land made the following changes The Of interest
JJar Yg<.t

Being nteen changes IN uine months. The London
Times states that the bank may find necessary 10 iro
uedatsy further raise the Of interest to nine er
ceDt
The return Of the Rank Of France for the week sod ng
august shows the following changes, compared With
tue previous sccount:-ncfeas.--Comne bis
taree and 6ftn millions; cash, thrcearits Of mi.
hDn; sdveuce, onc.thrd Of million, current account
thirteen millions. Decrease-Sotes, fve millons Trea
sury unit, eight and two-ibirds millions.
The annexed table exhibits the receipts and shipments
o. nour aud grain At Chicago during the week ere>as
august 10 in the years 1868 md 1864
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The Boston Navy yard.
ova NAVAL congssf osuHyGF.
Pxsuu Of ne rsr,hiH,s- -wAa, = Pozs- Boson Naval
N-~s--scms Poliiis, &C.
y has been thought that Assistant Secretary fos Was
ths most active spirit 10 the Navy Department Bu,

has oeen thought that Assistant Secretary For was
ne mos, active spirit 10 the Navy Department But
this cannot % 90 Fex u aov IN Portsmouth, sr renars
tie sumner vacation VITA n. woodburys, ud old M
Wees IA oeeu icspaichns btaes r,n celebrity truly
wonderful rcr hm.
On ssiefdhY last, wihls twenty tgr hours acsr N.
news = lhc depreiaeDs of tls rAanasses rtusc3 hfs
from big nerUocn urp, as sespsiched ron ,his post
pursuit. x NJ plrste iho stfsmir Ifutsm sLardy "a
pllzs Y the ccuusccat), commanded ty Acting vo,an
tcsr Lleaienaat Edward poriup, ana ths steamer
Dnbbsrten 0ormsr'y he prize Thstlsl oomnsnosd by
Actl1s Master Henry rrown -
Vn sunday he erlormsd sii greater fsst us .ert
oct cn Toe se'rs erraod the steam soop Daso,a gorn
nsn6or Albert Caty. But, As The Tallahassee makes
about dozen miles an hour, vhlo TIC Dakota csu make
no more than about ssyen, problem has been proposed
by one of the vs 70 is1 hor long IL vi take toe Ds.
kota 70 catch the Tnlishsssee.
might be more 70 the purpose 10 ud ont mo -esner
Rhode Island, Commander stsphen rfenchafd nov an.
dersoef repairs here. but she will hardly be ready FOR
Ten days
there are two vessels bulldog bers-,he frgas rom.
reDcosnc and the doubeturreited tcagong iron ciad
Cuinsassmord
rns vessels nssiDs for sea hero sow are ths steamer
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Yesterday O'Clock pas sbgcr traa oyr the rortlsnd
~ senrebc ksir n for Augrsta pst vito rad acc,.
dent VtsretosC ne bfifSe cvaf etvfp IA ! brook
vs .nv dropping pnrticp ~ TIE train !. tat Ebtiofn
Tie engine tsudtf eOtOre 10 ssety bit n ~ sed
that the weight 81 The occu1tvt was me- cauer III FAD
bTeik down. Several tars were badly SMASHED soule
twenty or IN rty passengers n}4rea 1f , ouiv
three are Seriously hurt Quo ran hal ia arm bgckcn
aud lady suffered fracture of TIRE leg An0ttar mar
was serious,y allred internally n seanv rraas lbal
40 lives we're Iost outright -eorlsrs (Ntl syasg,
x4cu Al 70,
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TRs PitrisoEs ONO RaLsokD -fht work u repsr.
tug the damages aone 70 tho Baltimore sud Ohio patrosd
Wy THE ConicdcTbes during their raid urogrsss
VS. rapidly. aud u thefe are 20 visits from them
tts prospects that the entire road vii Ne n fn
operation by the 5fst o. next week About ten niles Of
the road above Msftnsburs tors up The eros. ties
oarred and 'hs rai heated AID bent Ia Au imaginary
tbapes. aAck crees Pillar ,nd OraqUan brlsges vere
more or less damaged The trains are nov running from
wheeling 70 Hsrrock and trcm Batmosq 10 Earrers
fertY --Csasbsriana EBtor, A Aaalst ~.
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PKAci SPECTATORS BiTTEs.--ihe peach crop q, Nsv
Jersey and Delaware s coming iuto market n great
quantities. Atarrner from Kent county, Delaware who
writes TO the Philadelphia Le5osr says
Never since peach growing has been business have
there been such abundsnt crops In Delaware this
sou. The present prices are DOT paying expenses
Tor picking and the glut has not yet come OF
The supply vii Increase from two to fold until the
lOth " september There will he much money lost By
fpeouators who have gene round and bought up the
crops at high dgures and there bcp being
mnlctef deeply. ono nan near Smytn will from
twenty " thirty thousand dollars kind opsra.
tions.
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C0roners' InQuesss.

FATAL RAILROAD CAsrAIaY.-Coropsr Naumsnn was
yesterday notified 70 hold inquest Al the New YorR
Hospital on the body Of Anthony Hamoid, young mas.
cehteen ye<s OF age who died from the seects OF -
uries rece cd cue I'd Instant being run over By
an Eighth avenue car. Deceased. in attempting 10 Iump
from the front platform OF the fell before tho wheel
which passed over his leg. IL subsequently cuBd
sary TO amputate the limb which proved too much
tor the patient TO bear, and death cnsued stated
Young hancd lived With his parents at 270 Greenwich
street Owing TO the absence OF witnesses Tho Inquest
was postponed till to-day.
BooY RscoyxRsp --lhc body OF Cornelius caniy. the
young msn who drowned few days since While
bathing the foot OF For,yHfth street East river has
teen recovered Coroncr Naunsnn was notified aud
held an inquest.
KILLED GY FAILING a WiSpow.--A man named
Wm b. slidel', at O'Clock yesterday morning scci.
dentaily ell from the fourth story his residence No
81 West Thirty seveuth street. to the pavement and
was almost instantly Killed An oquest will BE- held On
the bcdy TO day
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Tho receipts from customs last week exceed those OF
the previous week s275 900. The balance 10 the
bands Of the acting Assistant Treasurer Saturday
81, ,55s 25 against SIG 97i OH lefl from The pre-
week. .N&
Up 10 and including The 1lh OF August the following
amounts Of the several descriptions Of government
aave been destroyed td:t nted states notes, demand
ffty Zine and hall miioDs, Urted States notes. new
loans, twenty two and half millions; postal currency,
six millions fractional currency million one year
I've per cent notes. hundred ard fifty six thousand
two years ave per cent notes. two hundred and sixty
thousand years five per coupons seventy one
Millions three years compound Interest notes, three mil
hons II is said the government intends that the issues
the national banks shall take tho place Of this cur.
rency.
TIE following summary exhibits the condition Of the
three hundred and eight banks OF State New York
on the morn pg OF Saturday, June rs, 1854
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The Bank OF Bath did not IKE balance its report
Hence the difference the above Two banks have
ceased doing business the date previous re.
port-Narch l2-and the Now York Exchange Bank
Bank Of Kent Bank Of Newburg chittenaugo Bauk Gro.
ton Piver pank, Seiauke Bank, Deposit Bank Bank c,
Bath and Bank cf havana have given notice Of closing
their affairs some OF which. il is understood will reap
pear under tho National Banking law. Compared with
tae returns Of March IL here has been increase in
asns and discounts Of s7s 506 in Specie Ss3 Geo. ard
decrease In bonds and mortgages s47o 56S In stocks
other State ana securities S. III 371 In de.
posis, $ss, 1880, ard u circulation, S3547 500.
The following statement, made the frst Morday OF
August exhibits the condition Of the several incorpo-
rated banking institutions o the state OF ONO
with The returns OF the banks on tie rst Monday
ID Eepruary. 1864
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Crrr oo,-mERcIAnsnepoaT.
SAruxp.y xnouat oa-R r.

AssFs-Eecehts, 70 bhs. saes 80 bbs. pots sis So
and DO. rears private terms. the nominal quota
tons neng SIS 80
BnTAnr ffsheceipt, 40. 800 bbls -four Tto tuls aud
Gao meal IS 1888 bushes wheat SO $50 de-
and 2t do rye. The market for shipping sraces
I0c better With brisk demand Tor saturday tu trade
ard dfsniy brands were without decided change For u
ture delivery rohns definite transpired Ramors
current q sale Of 600 bbs extra State i for pe
cemher delivery, but lacked confirmation The day's
business comprised 2s oco ths State and Western 400
Southern and LOCO Canadian Rye -four was lrm Ss so
sll so. with sses OF l5o bbls. Corn meat was
changed end $50 bbis sold We Quote
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The acting Assistant Treasurer OF the United States 10
this city gives notice that the threeenths
Treasury notes VIII hereafter De delivered upon the de-
post Of funds The notes tie denominations Of
$50 $780, $500 81 ooe and IS 00o all dated August l5
1854 upon which the accrued interest rem that date
date Of deposit must he pad.
The financial transactons Of tho subTreasury in this
city during the past exhibited IN the annexed
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Tic aggregate receip.s and shipments dorng the sea.
son % gust Il y lie above years we're follows
Ihe trade on t thicsEo and Aiou Railroad during the
week shd.g A'gasi ts j. 1859 .Bd 1864, smountea to

the following e comparative statement II tho esrr.
ngs @ ibs Marists aua ctcinuau Railroad during ,ho
spcond y eek uf August -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-08
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-5OO brs supcrfne sold at 81 IS; 200 de-
extra at 80 l21h and 500 do HOosior Mills at 90 "A
delivered at Patriot Indiana.
WHlSk1)The demand was better, and price,
adyaIced &c, with sales of 400 brl' at 81 70.
PROVlSlONS-Bacon Sides are held at 2lc, % Il
and PIC for rib clear rib, and clear and Shoulders
20c. Hams very dull, and prices irregular. Greer
meats firm at l62ic for Hams, LAID in good demand
Sales of 800 tcs at 20c, delivered here, part new
Ne head H and and gut sold at 2Oc. New mers Pork il
HOGS. Sales of 27O head, averaging 24O gross, al
$lO 40. Heavy would bring sll OO. Receipts: 2.UOt
head.
WHEAT-Therc was a fsir demand, and the
market rnled firm at 81 90 for prime red. The re-
ceips and supply Of white are light and holders are
firm at S2 l5G2 90 fer prime to choice Kentucky
sales Of zoo bush good red at 81 S5 and 100 do prime
C0RN-The market remains unchanged, at 81 10
9l II for ear. and 81 25@9l 90 for shelled. New
ear Is worth s5c per bush. Sales of 400 bush new
ear at Csc.
,0ATS-Tho market is firm at 76977c in bulk and
elevator.
RYE-There is a fair demand, and the market
rule. firm at y IS forprme samples on arrival.
BARLE1-There is a fair demand and holders
prime to choice Fall.
GROCERIES-We quote as the jobbng rates
For prime to choice Rio Coffee, 46 4Sc for raw
Sugar, 229e6c; for hard refined, 2a929c; and fo
New Orleans Molasses 81 Is ia 20.
BUTIER-The receipts of the choice grades arr
only moderate, and with good demand the marke
rules firm at 43C945c for small packages of roll
EGGS-A firm market, with good demand a
3O93lc per dozen, shippers count.
HAY-Thc market is unchanged and quiet will
fOTATOES-A dull market, at SO 5093 75 pc
bril- from store.
APPLES-A fair demand for prime to choic,
Eastern at S37694 25 per br.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-08
Butler i'm Command In New York
An Order from superintendent
U[annnGv

New YORK, Nov. 7.-Gen. Butler, by
direction of the President of the United
States and by assignment of Gen. Dix,
commanding the Department of the East,
has assumed command of the military
forces in this State for the purpose of pre-
serving order until after the Presidential
election and preventing the execution of
supposed designs of rebels and rebel SYM
pathizers to carry outasystematic plumber
ing and burning raid in principle cities.
Gen. Butler, in his official order, assures the
citizens that they need apprehend no inter
ference with their rights or privileges as
electors, as his subordinates are Instructed to
strictly refrain from anything of the kind,
his only object being to preserve peace. :
Superintendent Kennedy has Issued an
order to the members of the Metropolitan
police, instructing them to enforce to-mor-
row, throughout the district, the State law
requiring that no Intoxicating liquors shall
be sold on election day, that no box for the
distributions of tickets shall be erected with
in $50 feet of polling place, and that no
unjustifiable physical force shall be used
either by policemen or citizens to incite or
intimidate electors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-08
New York Nlarket...Noy. Z.

C0TT0N-192c better, and in good demand
| 81 3O@l 81 for middling, now held higher,
| FLOUR-State and western openek quiet anC
| closed shade frmer. Sales at $40 1j9lO 30 fo
extra State, $40 95 a II 25 for extra Round HOOJ
Ohio and I'll 3Ogl2 Ol for trade brands. Included
in sales 10000 brls extra state for last half
November, at $40 So and 900 bbls 10 for l3st hal
Of December at $40 75.
WHISKY-Dull and dropping. Sales of western
| at 81 T291 725.
WHEAT-A shade irmer and quiet. Chicag
spring 50 l71a@2 49, Sales of 1900 brs of Milwaukee
| club at 81 l6h.
RYE.Steady at 81 52SI 81,
BARLEY-Quiet.
| CORN-lc better, at 81 6s@1 CT for mixed western
OATS-Firm at u 9l &c for western.
| COFFEE-Dull and northumberland.
SUGAR-Quiet, Cuba Muscovado at 10.
| ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
PETR0LEUM-Quiet but grim at 44945c fol
crude, 6s969c for refined free.
W00L-Quiet and firm.
PORk-Dull and decidedly lower. Sales at $50 OF
GAO for mess S4l 25@4l 70 for new do for cash. anC
regular way closing at $4i 25 cash; $35 25939 90 fol
prime, and S4l 5O942 for prime mess. Also 1000 br
new mess for December and January at $40; and
$50 brs do for February at $50 SO.
BEEF-Steady at 50 OO9l4 90 for country mess
Sl4 90 20 90 repacked mess, and Sl9 00923 90 fol
mess; also 500 brls new extra mess for December al
S24 90.
BEEF HAMS-Frmer at $26 90.
CUT MEATS-In fair demand at 16Is@l85sc fol
shoulders and l71s@2lc for hams.
BACON-Steady; long cut hams for December
January and Febreuary at l9kc.
LARD-Firmer and in fair demand at 22924Ic.
BUTTER-Steady at 3a945c for Ohio, and 4Oa
SIC for State.
CHEESE-Steadya at 159sac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-11-08
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR--Market quiet but firm with only mode.
rate home demand at SO 80 III 50for Xxx red 80 q
ell so for Xxx white,
WHEAT-Sales cars No. Q red on track at 90 co.
,OOo bush No. red from store at 81 10. Market
closing about &c above these rates
CORN-Firm but in active at 81 1901 43 for No
from store.
0ATS-Sales cars on track at 74c; cars do at
75c
RYE-Dull and held at 81 40 from store.
BARLEY-NOminal at 81 IS for No. l.
SMOKED MEATS-Good demand at the follow.
ing figures Hams 24g25c; Shoulders 1992Oc; Bacon
2Oc Dried Beef Is 9l5c.
BuTTER-W estern Reserve held at 3994O.
CHEESE-More inquiry and ma ket frmer at 1G
@lsc for large shipping lots; 1092Oc for small lot:
selected and Hamburg.
EGGS-The market is scantily supplied, and with
a fair demand would bring 32933c,
POTATOES Sale Of one car mixed on track at
SOC.
GREEN APPLES-Selling at rage Of So 259
90 per bb! for good to choice winter.
MALT-Barley Malt quoted at 81 25 per bushel.
- ALE AND PORTER-Wo quote as follows :
Present, Use Xxx Ale $40 90; Stock NIX Sll OO9
1900 Kenuett $l4 90; Pale Cream sll 10; Porter
Sll 20. Half and quarter barrels in proportions.