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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs ani Farmers Will ind this the most adyan-
tsgeOus route for Live Stock Capaclons Yards VA,
watersd and supplied with every eonyenience, hay 3
oeen opened On this line ami connections and
attention - paid 70 their wants. From HARRISBURG
VhAre Will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting choice - offered Of the Philadelphia, New
ork and baltimore Market This will also be found
shortest quickest and most direct route or STOCK 20
than any other. t1IW ~
- ENOch LEWIS, Gent superintendent Altoona,
LII: HoyfI, Gen'i Ticket Agent, Phiiadsiphis.
deiphia isnji,msSa
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state OF West Virginia, Marshall County. to viz
10 the Recorder Of aaid County; We, VIM. FL
der Wm koontz and Isaiah Bryson. three free
holders Oh SID county, do hereby certify that by
vinue OF warrant t, us directed by Wm5 Blake.
q justice Of the sal county; we have thisl day b,
our oatns viewed aud appraised COW taken ND by
hooen Wo'dleurn, on his land as an sstrsy, and
assessed the value Of said sstray AZ thirt an All
Lars The said COW is q light Rrindle vh;ts hs' ~
AID the end Of the tsi Thils, an upper Bit ont 81
tie lett ear supposed to be about three years sld
Given under our hands this 18th day Of MAJ
'ips VIM. ELDER.
VIM. K0ONTZ.
ISAIAH BRYSON;
By WALTER EVANS.
Rseoeasr
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Containing Ala acres of beautiful aud fertile rolling
Hill land we'll watered by failing springs, IN
one of the most salubrous countries In the world ana
situate in neighborhood of wealthy and highly re-
spectacle people 1t is on the Bethany lour
miles from wheeling. The mansion is In thorough
repair large and commodious 50 by 70 it, with every
modern convenience, surrounded with shruboery and
trees The principal tenant house Is neat ana com
Portable two story brick. The Dsiry house IS spacious
and fixtures are conveniently arranged There are al
so eight cottages on the estate, s rented TO Old and
good ten the rental Of which pays more than the
taxes on the place. An extensive barn with stone
basement divided into stablingor Is horses and stalls
for forty CATTLE with cellars, bins mows and every
thing in the highest requstion OF farm; it stands IN
ward ITO feet square, surrounded by brick sheds TOT
cattle and sheep Also blacksmith shop and slaugh-
er house. y
The farm is well known to be the best improved and
most highly cultivated in this part OF the country
stocked with imported and other choice cattle and
sheep, horses, implements, &C., &c.
The growing crop consists Of "a acres Of fall wheat 70
acres OF fall barley q Of spring barley, 80 acres
of black oats so Of corn IL acres OF potatoes, 90
acres of meadow, the balance In good pasture, all OF
which will be sold above stated the 3lst day OF
May, 1864:
Trims OF purchase made known the day OF sale
andat the following places where plans Of the place
and further particulars be gwen after the 18th
day Of May. 1864.
New York-At the office OF Messrs Parker, Brooks 1
Co. Water streeI; Mr.. Jno Jay Hannah, Pearl st.
Messrs McCromble & Child, IL Water st.
Philadelphia-Mess. Bullet q Fairthorne-
Baltimore-Messsr II. straus, Bro BeA
Pttsburgh--Nr. J. Fleming's Drug Store
Cleveland-J. 3. Smiths Malt House
Cincinnati-D. r. Mitchell & Co, Water 81.
st Louis-W, g. r. Henrickshoper.
Louisville-C, q. Ruper.
Wbeeug-At the Brewery.
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TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:tt hf
FAST MAIL-Leaves Pittsburgh at 500 A. N, arrives
at Altoona for breakfast at so A. M, reaches har-
risb1rg at 1.05 P. NJ, and Philadelphia at SIS z. M
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave Har-
risburg at LOO p M and arrive In Baltimore at D 4O
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train leave Phila-
dephia at Gas P. NJ. and arrive in New York at 1000
Pm. .lt. a. ~ i-'N'
THROUGH ACCOMMODATIONS Stopping at ali Sta
tlons-Leaves Pittsburgh at 600 A. M. arrives at
Altoona for dinner at IL rs A. NJ reaches Harrisburg
at $40 P. NJ, and Philadelphia at IL Is z. III. t'-
THROUGH EXPRESS-Leaves Pittsburgh at 4S5 r
NJ, arrives at Altoona for supper at $50 T; M
reaches Harrisburg at 28O A. M. and Philadelphia
at GOA NJ
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
Harrisburg at $50 A. NJ. and arrives IN Baltimore
at 90 A. III.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by TINS tram leave Phil-
adelphia at A. NJ. and arrive IN New York at
1900 NJ .e...IIf
FAST LINE--Leayes Pittsburg at s45 p. NJ arrives
at Altoona at LIS A. NJ, reaches Harrisburg at $50
A. M, and Lancaster for breakfast at i.25 A ar
Tivns IN Philadelphia at 1885 A. NJ
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this tram leave Har-
rsbHrg at 90 a. NJ. and Baltimore at IL So
An
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train have a
choice Of routes. sleeping car runs through from
Pittsburgh to New York, without change, wa. Har-
risburg and Allentown, arriving in New York at Las
p NJ. By way OF Philadelphia, passengers reach
New York at 2.4J p. NJ. .l 100 =
TICKETS FOR SALE TO BOSTON BY BOAT
OR RAIL. Haf.Ji'
BOAT TIcaErs GOOD on AMY OF TIE SOUND LINES.
FARE To ALL POINTS AZ LON As any
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RANkINsS
BLACKBERRY.
roR pIARRHnA 4 nvsrnr.n,

" FOR DiARRHPA & -DYsENTERY,li
Changes the character Of and gradually removes the
a1se1se without producing inflammation of the bowels
M Virginia, and by all Druggists. myis-Sn
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DIED.

Saturday morning. May 2sth, Ella E daughter of
hsv. Thomas ana Mary L Addison, aged three
The funeral services pre paratory to removing the
remains to 0eorgetovn, D. o. Killbe held at the IAN
lily residence, at halfpasts o'cioek this unornins
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j. T. PoRr, ESQ.,, Is our authorized agent
Morgsutown, Subscribers ~ll hersafssfpa the
subscription to Mr.. PorS 81 his Shoe Store, "'
nut street below Main. He will also receive
iers for advertising and job work "a II
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WA l. Brushes, Paint Brushes, Shoe
w and scrubbing brushes, for sale by
LOGAN go,
and LOGAN, LIST Co.
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New Advertisements
JAS. n. MokRIs. lNo. s. wa
MORRIS E WAY,
ArroRNE4s at tAW,
WOODSFIELD.
MONROE COUNTY, OHIO.
GEO. w. SMITHS
Farm For Sale.

consequence Of the removal Of part of my family.
i INV own age, and other considerations OF q private
nd family nature wish to contract my affairs and
con6ne NV attention to my old established Brewing
and Mating business in Wheeling, and 70 accomplish
this offer for sale by private contract till the slst day
Of May, 1864 and II not then sold BY public aucn'n'
tn 2 MAGNIFICENT ESTATE OF
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Just Received I!

also, very elegant dark grey Cashmere, for Business
or travelling suit. STEIN BRos.
my27
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BROOKLYN.

The VICTORY Ar ALBANIA salute Of
ana l. updred guns in honor Of General sherman's
,,,,,,-v Mt Atlanta, will 10 fred this evening by
Lieut.. Col. Booth Of the 6Sd regiment. Fay guns
will be fred from Fort Greene aud my nom the
dock at the Fulton Ferry.
THE DnAry.-It is understood, seui-ofiicislly,
tia, the drat, in brooklyn will be postponed until
the latter par, of the month, In order to give time
20 sdjus. the proper credits for seainen enA''ei
previous TO February, ls6s
THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The Annual August
v.c.t,on Of the Brooklyn Public Schools having
ended. they will be re-opened to-day. Inc san0'''
ao,,ses have meantime been repAirea ana ~"
vuin.ed, and in several instances alterations nave
,.sn made with the view Of ss0rdsns better g.
vumsdsaop fps he puDess
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The DEATHS LAST wErx in Brooklyn were
is>. Among the principal df'ssses were cholera
infantuIn a. cholera morbus Il dysentery 81;
diarrboa I, ard scarle, fever q Under one year
u age CO.
FATAL SHOOTING ACCIDENTAL lad named
Samuel Close. aged about 10 years. shot himself
while cunning excursion at Coney Island on
Saturday. II appears he had Just landed from n
small boat. and leaning on the muzzle Of his gun,
struck his foot sgi inst the hammer. when tho
charge rxylod~l. The bullet entered the chin aud
came out at the top Of de head. TIE body WA
conveyed 10 the farm-houc Of Mr.. j. Piulding, In
the town Of Gravescnd, where deceased had teen
employed.
DETECTION OF A BURGLAR. - About FIVE
O'Clock Sunday morning, the house u Mr.. J. B..
srnall, No. 276 Dean street, was feoneously en-
tered. Mr.. g., hearing a nos went down stsira
pistol In hand, and detected the burglar. who was
trying 10 uDbot the hall door. H. called upon
hin 10 surrender, and refusn.. 8rel, hut missed
him. The thief then concluded 10 deliver himelf
up. Property amounting TO ti60 In value was
found upon bis person.
BEArES.--Rickard Gillespie an assistant en-.
ginccr In the navy, WIS attacked on Saturday AT
the foo, Of Hudson avenue, M alleged, by Michael
Kane, who u Ia said knocked him down with On
IT. Tar, and Leaf him in AN ind uman manner
The Injured man WAS taken 10 The City Hospital,
~hers he lbs In @ critical condition. Kane was
aIFcstr1.
RoBBERrYs.-The house Of Mr.. J. :. Ma
kay. No. 2Io Ad"lphi street, was feloneouay en-
tered through ose ~ the rear windows, on tho
morning Of tbe ath inst, aud robbed o, u gold
hunting watch, ~ IN bilt a. In gold. and ~ 80 IN
silver, IN NIL valued at sl3J 90. On Saturday eve.
ming last, the money drawer ct the butcher shop 81
Edward AanuS NJ. 10 Fulton avenue, WAS rob
bod u clio In buls. The proIrietors and employ
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MARINE NEWS.


ARRIN KID
sITA%sMIrs nied s,sss baltimore Monitor,
Philsde phia perit Washington; fnr'beniA Nes-
~ s sasss iuGy SH5sh A pSsn
Providence; tIey. Philsdelphis, WIN woodward.
Baltimore; Preme,heu, Point Of Rocks, Va, Ernst
bcc; kangaroo. Liverpool aud Queenstown. CtimiIc
!mberto, italian steam irige'rl iiymouih EIact.
ca II guntoatl fortfers Monloe; 1--we, New tenn,
via tor!it., Mon,Se '.smaanis lineu,E and s9a,b
Monioe; Falcon. Providence.
sIlIPs.-A American Earle, London and Isle Of
Wight; Rsry"en, iayre John Gladstone New !.
Wl;hr SyIen Liverpool Eilors, Bristol, D., tiuile
Bienen AinnehahA Londonderry, Ontario, Liver
IA, Liverpool; shooting stat CsiJ.G va Eiiridse.
1--we pool; tacel-ior. l.yelpopl merge, ionlon,
Che Baker. Newport ", kepubl.ck, Bremen.
MALI, B.snen; Nord Amer,.a, Brenen; - Mgnso,
Loneon Wright, Jr, Cow Bsy, q it Jsspcr, Paef-
%,oa V ha htyHeS Ss 1920 RS' r Mo1 ans,on'
irbado.s' u K DE Wolf, MstAnzas.
v BRlGs-Arrora, tips,n, z b; HG Berry, Boston;
Fk.aa1sss ans s, cs9,s
co; spray, Windsor; Victoria. Windsor.
,scHooNERs,Tr Trident, Cow Bay; Bowler, Bal
tinole' Io;s! i, GlYuse,ter . Bea.e' No. ia
t;iEabs.hpO;t for Bo; on: STATION Providence; an
i s.;on 10Y SseP Ps!ou ws%e ss,Ss As.u
Bedford Marietta, Rock.And; Henry Perkins, Eliza.
behport for Boston; Rete Lane, Linean George
steers tpilot boat No 81 Nes London; Elizaieth &
Helen, Warren; Charger, Providence. Willow Harp,
Pvt Jefferson, Mary Anna New Bedford; Alfred
Hail. Portland. Cabinet, Providence; Treasure, Pro-
violence; New keglilus, Providence; A q Heard,
Hartford; Angelue, Rocklani; Helen Gilpin, Rock.
land, Avail Providence; A II Hun,ey, Boston Me-.
ford, Ezsbetfpoit Eli Townsend, Providence; L. Y
hoany, Portland Tor Philade, phiA HelenJNew Bed
lord; Thomas Ella Glouce.tc !, Taylor, Piovi.
dsnce, Elizabeth Davdron- Providence Roscius,
| Taunton; Niftant, Newport A Read Providence
NJ RaF la III
Providence; Belle Boston; john Man.ove, Fall River
Ida MAY, dorchester; Harriet New Haven W Va
| ton Windsor; + nsh, Calais; 4 "A AOifklus. Rock
land; Maria Lunt, Bansoi; Mary libbita BAIT
Kate BrighanL Newcastle, 4 otter Rock, lIngm.
b. Jos Holmes, Virginia, HaiknNay, bermuda.
| sLOOP-Irene, Parker, Virrnis. with potatoes.
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LFN9EY CITY.

The NuMBEE oY MEN thus far raised 30 the
credit Of Jcrsey City, under the last call Of the Pre-
hdent, is 200, leaving deficiency Of -.
UNION MASS MEETING. 49, Arrangements are
making for . grand Union Ratification Meeting in
Newark. 10 be held some time during tie present
week.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS Of Jersey City reopen
TO-DAY
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ALL WHO HAVE OLD LEAD AND TYPE
w. G T:s IL ~ x a. Purchases Y |" calling =
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COAL.

COAL-sl2.5o PER TON FOR THE BESr
Locust Mountain stove; $40 for Large Nut; delIy.
ering nom boat for DAYS. Apply nj Z. BRANDA
nion Coal Yard Broadway, near Al o., and foot u
= u a. n. River. 2I5
CHEAP KlNDLING WOOD DEPOT. 33S
~ West 18th st-sevela al thousand bundles to ba
sold At the rate Of VI 10 for humid cd bundles Ths
PATRONAGE OF the trade Ia solicited. s1
COKE GROCERS AND OTHERS, CALLING
With Coke BY the chldron, from the New Yoit &C.
Works vithou, delay, Y36
AM DELIVERING MY BEST RED ASH
= and Lelish coal at 81. ~ per ton. Large nu3
STOKES, cor SD st and lOth ave. AL
~ , PER TON FOR THE BEST RED
" - and Whit ash Stove, Egg ami Furnace Coal
Nut ~; screened and delivered. Apply at l4J We
,otly r.Ase Jas bowery, A. iREADNELI- Ast.Ne
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A TTENT1ON, HOUyRKEERERS-HAND.
az ssas, ia sS's ss: :se IL "a
% a. s ss "a s..sa s ss
'nre rich carpets beds bedding elegant psrIor suts,
ssaa ss, ''f W. VS. sS4fiA &C.
A UcrION NOt1CE-CROCKERY, GLASS
Tue.,sy, seq. Q, a l9s Jc,osi. = ssi Ps:f ., By
and seconds white srsnits and common ware in io.s
10 ,ut city and country retailers; also sseck Of
!ss5 sales free ''r s..A and sood' wei Dsessa for
A LOTION SALE OF CROCKERY AND
a Glaze. HENRY q. EVANS, sactioneer, will cell
In lots to suit dealers on TUESDAY. Sept. 4 At ten
.hich mus. e soia Without reserves 1se' COMMON 81 81
T G. SALHINGER, ACCT'R-SALESROOM
s29 Bo~ey,will cell Monday, sept 8, ct " o'clock,
frnbhns scoi, Aiiors Glmminss %S 10 Which ne
trade Invited 10 attend bale without reserve III
7 MORTALITY, AUCT., WILL SELL, THIS
isy, at ~ O'clock. Ut 1Is Chatham Square furni-
fsturcf furniture mstirssses ios,hsrbed,, mirrors
clocsr, eassN are and new assortment Of dry And
huov goods. lis
DAwNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY
ocioci large s..ortmepi o. men and somen. wear.
Inc APPAREL consistny Of silk, delaine, calico, rino
, sna .,hsT , d,s s:n .%n: .si,, s
etani.liers cutlery, vaschsa &C. eveiry, thcatrie
hcots and other gools too numerous TO msAtion by
order Of EZEKIEL. S4z sixth AZ. la
- GAFFNEY, AUCT., % CHAMBERS
est room 5sets the hishesi price, for grocery and
liquor stores dinkina and dining saloons, bAr-roons
aud porter-hou,es hote aud boarding houses stores
every day tor sale. SO
- GAFFNEY, AUCT'R, 20 CHAMBERS
80, will sell on Monday Sept. o, at ie. O'Clock. q
Ing saloon, tine English b-er pump, ke. al
- HERMAN & CO., ACCTIONEERs, WILL
-. sell, this day Monday, q, 1Os o'clock, No. S.
OF fret claAe bu,chsn shop viz. eonDtsTs, benches
mcat block, scalea large Ice house, nearly new,
and al other bStures, one harpsss, &c. 1i9
WIN. Writers, AUCTR, WILL SELL
this dsy, at O'Clock, at - Canal ct, large and
de,ifabe assortment OF household furniture. Dealsp
and otherr Invited. l43
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OF.
fee East broadway, .ells On this DAY, st .
o'clock the contents Of the grocery and coniectone
~ store IVS ave e. counte scales cAnisters spices
ice chest Gas fixtures, eass case, Ae. ia
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT., OFFICE I
~, rs, bTosdysy, sell, on Tuesday, At 10y oeloeh.
,oa. sttch. candida lane Ice chest. platform and
bras scales- And other hztures, &c. T6
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT'R, OFFICE I
w Eat Brosdws', sells this day, at 10 O'Clock.
the contents Of the oyster and dining saloon 10 Bow
cry, large French mirror, large range tables cAs,ors
chair, crockery, oven, boiler, &c. %
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT'R, OFFICE 4
w Eslt Broadway, ees on this day, ct IL O'Clock.
the contents OF the liquor store 1853 East 10Th fine
counter. beer punps headers with brass faucets,
bottles, demuohns, gas fxturcA &C. VI
-
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EXCURSIONS.

FOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSTE,
RoundouA kinsston-The MARY POWELL
caves foot OF jay e. every afternoon At O'Clock AS
HUDSON RIVER r. R-FOR ALBANY
1AIIoy, the North and West from Chambers vt 81
I aud 10 A. N. and l. d and l0.A0 r. n and on sun
days 1t ~ y. NJ, from 3osh o. $50
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-WEDNESDAY NORNING-A Milk
- mans secount book, name written inside OF the
ceive liberal reward by returning corner Of south
9Th and 10Th SITS, wiliamshurgh, grocery store so
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-THE Par.
L ties who took away my dog Last tuesday night win
dis,ely, as they are known. CIsrmont n. j. sept 2
JAMES kEID. ISL
90 REwARD-LOST A GRAY PARROT.
W with red tall. Whoever viii return him to
No. 500 Grand ct viii receive the above Ievard i63
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SHIPPING.

Rnh - I" A-NN1s
EOR LIVERPOOL -TAHSCOTT'S LINZ.
l. The BritiAh ship ALBION, ssis sept. slh-
Ship JOHN kYEksON sails Sept. lith.
LINE FOR LONDON.
Ship VILLA fkASCA sails Sept. 18th.
The sbove-nsIned ships are celebrsted for their
'ense For ds1t 4s Psri!e Ss sgpy to ~
335 50 south Ct New York.
NOTICE-THE SEAMSHIP KANGAROO,
Of this line, will sAi ~ an extra steamer OF,
Thursday, Sept sth, o. noon, carrying = limited
number Of cabin and steerage psAsengen at reduced
rates, payable In U. 3. currency. JOHN q. DALE
Ast. Is Broadway. ais
old BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR TO
SnAScELLok "a, AA'oo .sAns s,h SEPT.
SWALLOW TAIL LINE IRON or 10
CON. GRINNELL, .....,...,... SAILS e5th SEPT.
$50 WILLIAMS 4 GuIoN, 70 Fulton 1t.
STEAM FROM QUEENSTOWN AND LIv-
Oerpool.Cnnard Line. From New York. $50 cur
G nrr.dsy, Tie l4th Sept Apoly to WILLIAMS q
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
OPOOL.
PENNSYLVANIA. .........s sails Path Of Sept
PUssss so pay able In currency. Apply 10
WILLIAMS ( GCIoS,
sSs " broadway.
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MEDICINES.

A REWARD OF $50 II THE INDIAN
"A HERB DOCTOR fails 70 describe disease and
tv his patients the nature Of their complaints ILL.,
IA. a without receiving any Information hom them.
We use such Balusas have no strifA
With Natuieor the Law Of Life
With blood our hands We never stain,
Noi po.scn men 10 eAse their palm.
Our Faiher-whom all goodness ala
Provides the means TO cure all Ills
III. simple Herbs be meath our feet
Wen used. relieve ouf pains complete.
simple Herb, a simple Flower.
Cuiied from tie dewey Lee
These these shall speak Nth touching power
OF change and health 70 thee
odce, 1871 Fulton street, Brooklyn. NO CHARGE
for Consultstion or Advice 3s2
nR. BONE, ia WEST 10TH ST.-bissases
- Of the heart, lunsA liver, kidnsyA liberated
scroiula Old soreAevery form Of skin disease
csnce cured without the knife 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-02


5 FLOUR-The market has net undergone
any change since our last report. the d.
mand Is light, and confined chiefly to the
local trade, and. there Is but limited bust.
ness doing. Holders however, are firm. and
unwilling to makean importautco
We quote supertine 1915; extra S5 8O(S06 OO
and family Sc 20to 6 30. The only sales made
public were 100 brls extra at $6 90 and 3OC
brls snpertine at SIS rs. -
WHISKY-There was good demand
chiefly speculative, and further advance
Of lc was established, the market closing
firm. The sales were 241 brls at 771Sc, and
72O bris at 7S@7S16c, the latter rate fol
wagon.
PROVISIONS There was rather a firme,
feeling in the market, and more dispositions
to operate, but there was some difference
between buyers and sellers in regard tc
prices. and there was not much done. New
Mess Pork Is held at $22 00@22 80 for choice
country and city, but these figures are above
the views of the buyers. Nothing trans
pired in old Pork. Bulk Sides were In fair
demand at 9a91zc for light heavy rib, but
&c higher was generally asked. Clear
Sides are held at l01 4al03sc. Shoulders are
firm at 75SaS56c, loose; nothing done in
boxed meats. Bacon Shoulders are firm at
91l6c. No Sides offering. Lard is unchang-
ed and quiet. We quote prime country and
city at 121Sca1234c.
WHEAT--Ther has not been any essen
tial change in the market since our last
There is moderate demand for red and
white from local millers. We quote red at
81 2Sal 30, and white at 81 35a1 40.
C0RN-The demand is fair, and prices
have not undergone any change. We quote
ear at the upper and lower roads at 95@$1.
Shelled is held at 81 02@1 O3, but holders
are not disposed to pay over 81 90 per bush.
OATS-The market is dull. We quote
them at 7S@79c in bulk and elevator, and
90c including sacks. las
RYE-There is better feeling in the
Market and holders are generally asking
81 80 per bush for prime samples.
BUTTER-There is fair demand for the
better qualities, but the receipts are not
large, and the market rules firm. We quote
prime to choice at SOC to 32c; common to
good at 20 to 2Sc.
CHEESE-The market is firm, with q
fair demand, but prices are not essentially
changed. We quote Western Reserve and
Hamburg at 1316 6@l4c; English Dairy 1411ac
GROCERIES-Ishe market is steady, with
a good jobbing demand. We quote coffee
at 35c to SIC for Rio. Sugar, 14c to Ice fol
raw, and 19c to 1870 for hard refined and
powdered. Molasses, &c to zoe for new
New Orleans. Syrups, S5cto 81 %, accord.
ing to quality.
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fFrom the Leader, March j.

Yea Hrom the Leader. March il
FLOUR-Sales 100 bbls double extra from
red wheat at S6 25; 100 do at Sc 80, and 100
do at Sc 621s. White wheat is steady at
81 25@7 rs. ,
WHEAT-Sales two cars very choice at
81 38 on track. Good red was offered at
81 81 without buyers. .
CORN-Quiet and steady at 81 01@1 OF
on track.
OATS-Steady at 73c on track.
BARLEY-Sales1 / car on track, not prime,
at 81 2S. ~
BUTTER--Dull. Held at 26@30c for good
to choice Western Reserve.
CHEESE-Sales 60 boxes Western Re
serve at 13c.
EGGS-Sales 4 bbls at 17c.
DRIED DFRUITS-Sales on Saturday 1000
lbs apples at SIC with pay for packages
Peeled peaches remain firm with good
demand at 25@26c and unpeeled at 14@15c.
SALT-Has declined and is selling at
81 S5 for fine and 81 90.for coarse.
I SMOKED MEATS We quote city sugar
cured as follows:
Hams 14c; shoulders l0c; sides 1211Sc; dried
beef 13c. sQ -. 50