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AUCTION SALES.
[For otaer Ascsso~ saie,, see ,.xrsa p.ee.
pr THOs. BOWLING, Auci.; Gesrs.tovn.


ri THos. BOWLING, Auct.; Gesrgstown.
By virtue Of an order Of distrain from Phillip 7.
Berry against Robert Beck EFT for rent due ami 10
arrears, and to me directed have SEIZED and lev
led upon one Frame Sbanty with large brick
the said property on MONDAY, the 18th OF Decem-
Der 1855, at 10 O'Clock O. the prsm ses corner
Of MONTGOMERY street and the Canal, In George
town, ID. O., to the highest bidder for cash
X. H. TRUNNELL. Bailif.
de last THOS BOWLING, Auct.
by JAMES c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuchOneers.
FRAME HOUSE ANB LOT ON 49,. STREET.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 18th,
at 81 O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell the
south half # Lot g. in Square cs fronting % feet
inches on 1879 street west, between G and Canal
streets, RAINING back los feet los inches 70 q %
foot alley; improved by q Frame Dwelling House,
containing nine rooms, furnished with clothes
closet and having also two one story Buildings
fronting on the alley.
Terms One third cash; balance in 6 and u
months, with interest. and deferred payments to be
secured by deed of trust on the property.
veyancing and stamps at purchasers ex-
pense.
deHd ]. G MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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DY w. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctfoneers,
ID No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue.

RYw. B. LEWIS CO, AuctiOneers,
PAwNBRoKERs' SALE OF EXTRA FINE
MSS q R RkkF Ss.sEb.r =. o'clock at
our Store we shall sell the best assortment of fine
LADIES ,cehIqTHING.PIaiu and Figured silk
other Dresses, Ladies' fine Goats, Cloaks, Shawls,
Under Clothing, &c &C.
AND B0Y clio asd Other BIass
Pants, Skirts, Drawers, &c.
Lots of first rate Bedding, Blankets, Quilts, Mar
settles Spreads, Sheets. Comforts, &c
Fine Gold Watches, Chains, &C:
Wewould call particular attention to this sale, as
all the Goods are Of the best quality.
deH lChrOn.l w. =. LEWIS CO., Aucts
RY J. @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT TABLE
ORNAMENTS. FINE GLASSWARE, JAPAN.
ESG TskE GfkT AMP BR 81 MATTEL
BILE AND BED LINEN, &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING, December 10th. at IL
o'clock at the Auction Rooms, shall sell, by
Elegant Fine Gilt and Crystal Dessert Service
Cut and Engraved Decanters
Champagne, Wine, and Cordial Glasses
Gilt and Bronze Mantel Clocks
Japanese Embroidered Screens
Punch Bowls. Toilet Sets, Vases
Elegant Satin Damssk Curtains
Elegant Satin Damask, Uncut
Lace Curtains, Canopies
Patsgonian Fox Robes
Table and Bed Linen
Plated Ware, Toilet Sets, &c.
One very large French plated Mirror, with Gilt
Bracket and Slab.
Catalogues now ready at the Auction Rooms.
de Auctieneers
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AUCTION SALES.


THE CAPITOL AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the 10th OF December ~ &
O'Clock p. m, the premises. will sell Lot @, On
IF Let in square go fronting y feet
inches on B street south, bet~een New Jersey
an alley.
This lot is In the best neighborhood and one Of
the most desirable locations on Capitol Hill.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money In cash,
{ $50 down 1t sale,l and the balance in two eQud
pay ments at and II months, with notes secured By
deed of trust.
If terms are not complied with fully in five days
the lot will be ressld at risk and cost Of defsuinG
purchaser.
Convey ancing and stamps at ex pense Of purchaser
c. W. BOTELER, ia,
de sd&ds Intel I Auctioneer
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RY GREEN wILLIAks, Aucsioneers.
7ALUABLE ysIMPRovEp ZEAL EsrArl

AIFObLFV
DwEpN IspAY, the 2ist, AZ O'Clock .. m.
shall sell In front Of the premises ,lcom msncnS
with the fret named Lot: Lots II and IL IN sauars
$50; Lots "a Is, is; y. and Is, In SQUARE ,o1o; and
LOis 1, 2. g. IL, and II. in square DIS 81 \ - - ! =
This property fs handsomely situated In The
eastern part OF the eity.- -
twelve months for notes bearing interest, secured
by a deed Of trust on the premises. 2 p -
All convey ancina and feveRue stamps st the cost
Of purchaser or purchasers - Us
A dspesit Of ss viii be required on each lot
dsnd GRRRS WILLIAMS, Aucss,
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DIED.,

DIED, I'D
NhUX. On THURSDAY morning, December 18th,
~ ITtnutes 10 o'clock, FLORENCE MABEL
- uaOnth- 1lt ] davs
our mule FLORA has sone
Her spirit " has ao.n
To world that's frss - T..
Ano sorrow Is never Known
The day Of trial has come
And We are forced TO part;
For God has called away
The idol Of our heart.
The friends AID acquaintance respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral at 2O4 I'd street
day, December 18th, at Pm
sELBY. On December 18th, MARTHA ELIZ-
ABETH, infant daughter Of James W. and AIver-
die Selby, aged days.
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DY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
IS La. av., between 9th and 10th sts

q.
SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING, December IS, com
mencing at 10 o'clock, at the Bazaar. will be sold
q large number of Harness, Work and Saddle
HORSES,
suited to harness and saddle. full description at
sale.
A lot Of Mules, broke to harness, in good order.
Mich Cows. .r.
ALSO,
A large collection of desirable new and second
hand Carriages, B6Rgies. Rock Always, Tx press
Wagons, and other vehicles.
NEW Ambuances.
large collection Of new and second hand Har
ness, &c.
fine Family Horse, Rock aw sy and Harness.
New Family Carriages,
2 New Germantown Carriages.
p Regular sales at the Bazaar every Tuesday,
THURSDAY, and Saturday, without regard to the
weather.
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
pY NAGLE & CO., Auctfoneers.
- Sales rooms No. 267 Pennsylyanis avenue,
corner OF 18th street.
Maggie b Co. will give their personal attention to
the sale OF Real Estate and Household Furniture at
the residence OF, families declining housekeeping
Also, 10 the safes OF stocks Of Groceries and Mer
chandise OF every description, Horses, Carriages,
Harness. &c. dec lily
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RY NJ. K. WALSH CO., Auctionsers
- ass fennsylVa1ia ay., corner 10Th street

REGULAR SALES HELD EVERY TUESDAY
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING, AT
10 O'CLOCK, AT OUR SALES Room.
We have IN store, on consi gnpent, about 100 dor.
Undershirts and Drawers, twenty 1--WE cases Boots
and Shoes Also, o large assortment of Silver
plated Casters, Spoons, Forks Butter Dishes, &c
which we will offer in lots 10 suit purchasers ct
private as well as public sales.
Parties in want would do well TO attend sales
every evening, commencing at O'Clock.
Out door s. les promptly at ENDED 20.
de Set M. 4. WALSH a CO Aucts
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OFT TIE M g.

GREAT BooK SALE.-Attention is called to
the sale Of books by catalogue at j. q. McGui
Il Go = auction rooms, corner Of 10th and ID
streets at 7 O'Clock this evening. The collec-
ton comprises many interesting works of His
tory Biography, Travels, Novels, and Poetry
We advise all who wish to select Christmas
presents TO attend the sale this evening.
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CHURCH OF THE IMMACULArE Conception

Last Friday, High Mass was celebrated in
this church, corner and Sth sts., by Rev. J :.
A. Walter. The sermon was delivered by Rev.
r. L. Boyle, and was one of mastery oratory
and eloquence, Astounding in language replete
with elegance. The reverend Fathers subject,
the immaculate Conception, was handled with
truly powerful argument, and his words en- /.
chained the attention Of the large congregation.
Mozart's 18th Mass was performed by the choir,
under the dictatorship Of the talented Prof
Geo. w. Walter, of Baltimore, who ranks as
one among the best OF our erganists and leaders.
All the solos and soil parts of the Mass, &C.,
were exceedingly well rendered by Mrs. Shea
and Mrs. A. King, nee Melchoir. The grand
solo 30 Salutaris," at the Benedlction, was
executed by Mrs. McSorley with taste and ex-
preston. Under the leadership of Prof. w. =,
the choir has been rapidly and greatly i'm
proved.
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lY BRINSMADE & CLARK. Auctfonsers,
- 372 Pa av., adjoining Metropolitan Hotel.
We will sell at our store THIS EVENING great
variety Of Photographic Albums, Ladies AID
Gents Hosiery. fine Undershirts and Drawers
Table Cutlery, silver plated Casters, Spoons and
Forks together with general variety of ftncs ar
ticles BRINSMADE & CLARK
de IL 81 Auctinneers
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-. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
n. SO Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree
&C H-ly WASHING TON, ID. O
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RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioa.ers.

RI JAS. G. MCGUIRE co, AuctioBeers.
SALE BY CATALOGUE OF HANDSOMELY
BOUND BOOKS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY
AUCTION ROOMS,
Commencing on THURSDAY EVENING, Dec
18th. at O'Clock, and continuing several evenings
theI eafter. The collection comprises
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, TRAVELS,
NOVELS, POETRY &c,
both English and American editions Being hand.
somey bound, are suitable for Presents during the
coming Holidays. Terms cash.
de96t JAS. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO. Aucts
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RoI BGb bbTfEh sN I1.s Sfss rses.r.d
d. SG . For sale By D. Es oq rIiSes Il.

II TlOks. Of both sexes. use HxkMB0LDSBx-
TRACT BUCHU: IL will give brink and energetic
feelings, and enable yeu to sleep vSn. nos
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BY PLANT & CO., Auctioneers.

IL TLhNI a OU.s AuCIIOnetTt.
LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF FINN
STEEL-PLATE ENGRAVINGs,
Embracing some of the first prints now in the mar
ket. We name:
The Arrival and Departure Of the Pilgrims.
Sir Walter Scotttsking Leave Of his friends
Falstaf Mastering his Recruits
The Village Blacksmith.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-07

, PRoPHEcy FULFiLLID. "A friend
in looking over all Old number Of tie
.>Dlr,le1n iIe'r ,jui hIi,'c$i,:t' Ciat,.A
September -, 1861, came across tha'
following prophecy, til: predictions Of
wiAici, have been in u great measure
verified:
sllNcvLsR p-:op1u:cY. II. nslatc
the following tron the Nourter ,,'cs
i.t>lis f";s OF the Doth ult:
"Altlou.h many Of the predictions
made h. Nosi'a(i:1nus Especially
those cclce22lins; the deaths OF Henrv
~ and .Lou;s AVI have been COM,
pletcly verified, they are generally dis
credited il o1r times. .nr4 il tIio
:'P1ophth;cS I'd c;HicinsH;0us' Of tliaa
great man. Vol. "a, (e,lition CT ;CUo.)
We find the following. which. would
81 CA to d2s~G>" some attcntion:
".AEo;.l. ynat tim" (l6GlJ > Great
o'l:rrrl >n>} contest VIII arise IN :.
country beNuAd the ae.:,s--A IL, ric:..
Marry ruor devils Will be hung, and
many poor wrctci!cs killed b. i. n;,u-.
1shnitnt Other than tl,e chord u on
my faith, you may believe l4la. Tine
W." VII not cease for -four years. 1t
"iiiGh Ho!lt SllOlllti NC ~ All HSLo!liS!lcU
! or s'Ir4::isod, ior there VII! ne no want
OF haired or sEstinacv III it. ~ the
cad oi that time, l,rt'.tr&te anil ai,nast
ruined, the people will rS-etn!,r.:cc
>;:cIl "t!s"' III great Joy and love"
Ao% iierc is something very con-
! !lrlnaiory OF the prophetic gcnirs Of
Nosti;toslnu:l, bat III no waE consoli1ig
to Us poor devils and wrctches (J'11-
rFsS o:'to!t* e p>fYr.'@s heres) who viii
have to suffer nnd2r this war for foVr
years. Let rs hope that TIE astrolo-
ger was. mistaken, It least on this
point. t.rchHAI".
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delight us with his antics, and thus.
obtain onr Indulgence forsshe loose
ness Of his morals, in. consideration of
the cleyerRess sof his, humor. y. IT..
having resolved to Accommodate him
self to the exactions Of the populace,
he should show us the wondrous elias
ticity and comicality of Punchincllo,
along with his vulgarity, we readily
forgive !he falsehood, the absurdttv,
oil the coarseness-wLen we behold
the rogue doubling upon US with his
ridiculous surprises; now rolling him
self mp in Il mass, and ROW whirlinc
over the stage i'll a great ball, solicit
ing, with q singular attraction, the
lmpulsion of numerous mortal feet;
anon, rising erect, straight as a pine
tree and as firm, and then, as sudden
ly sinking into utter limolcssness, as
if cvc.y nerve, and bone, and nluscl;,
were withdrawn; and while all are
wondering 1T the hopeless inanition OF
the lcllicd deposit, dartinG away in
air, as il, like Ariel. it were Suddenly
required of him to put u girt!le rouud
the earth III forty minutes. To recon-
cilc Us fully o.the immortality in which
these invcntiXc correspondents ofthc
press iDdulge.dhcy should 20 o;scss this
heXil,ility. They should move. weary
us with the mere monotonics OF fiction.
They shoulH be capable of all these
changes, and they shouii seek for
their Justification on the score of mo-
rails, III the plea which fancy and art
may lterposc i'll tEGir behalf. Lie if
YOU WILL as q travcler or Il col'rcspon-
dent, but beware how you prove Il
7ull dog. i'll yo1r lying. Liz with a
grace, Ike B1nmmcll; with swagccr
like Pistol; with humor, Ike F;,lstaff,
with IN air, like any modern ministers;
of State; but to have no sort OF trick
IL the lic--to deal in the bold article
to bring forth tine lia in l,,t.'iS mGf,t-
rT}ibHs-l shapclcss, uncoiith. unclad
hantling, with its hlcar, inexpensive
fcat'1res-tl,is is to sin hcyonh al
newspaper redemption. We TRUST that
tie correspondents when we have de
.spatchel. beyond the seas Will taizc due
heed OF our acquisitions.
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caMpletely etfsEaccd from tthis world rs
the lines which the urchin, tfaces in
the sand are eeaced by the rising tide;
tire IS as destructive aswater. Y
IN vain the poor artist begged for
mercy; the wronged husband in-
sensible to his supplications, and III
Two hours the servant brought to the
artists room 81 large earthen. vessel
commonly used to contain OIL filed
with ashes-it was all that remained
OF his ioairt1nss
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DE! ;HK:::,ENEs There is a famous
pr,scriptio IN Use IL England for the
cure OF Gru:.llcnt.css, by which thou-
sands are said to have been assisted in
recovcrin" themselves. The presc,-ip-
tion came into notoriety through the
efforts OF john Vine Hal, corrnander
OF the Great Eastern steamship. }.e
had fallen into such habits:@l drunken
hess that hi. most earnest efforts to
reclaim himself proved unav::;ling.
At length he sought the advice of an
ancient physician, who gave him q
pl'cscription'Swhich lie followed faith
fully ior seven months. At the end Of
that time he had lost all desire for
liquor, ALTHOUGH. he had many times
been led captive by u most debasing
appetite.
The prescription, which he after
wards published. and by which SO
many ofaer drllil:srdi haye been as
sisted to reform, is as follows:
S;ulphatc OF iron, five (5) grains;
magncsia. ten (1O) grains; peppermint
water, eleven QD dr&cEin5; spiri. Of
nutmegs, one ~ drachm; twice day.
This preparation acts as tonic and
q stiinalant, ard so partially supplies
the place Of the accustomed liquor.
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\ p>s'sr N -ABBEv.LLE. Eve have
ceived a copy Of the Bm1ti", u
weekly paper Published in Abbevillc,
by Mr.. Hugh Wilson. Before the
war; Mr. ". =. vas engaged in tho pub
lication Of 4 kncwspapor III that vii
tsge; and how that the ''press;rc" IS
over, lie goes into Typographical
harness again. We wish him success
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Local ItenaS::


We are ndsbte,l 80 the Southern Express
Co,apan5ror batch OF late papers
. Mss Mcintosh fwhose advertisement ap-
pears IL a,1otler ootamnj has also flyo:et.'
Us with Charleston and t,ew York papers
-.--.--- --',,-~>>r5oo~1D ---------
We would ;nf.erin our fferds through the
authorized agent, Mr.. I. P. Purse, will visio
Nt1lc1ryt ard G1senvine Court House ,.cxa
1@ee.s, On business connected with the
Pbocn;.c, and Will rccciEe ana receipt for
subscriptions, etc.
To iTAvct.EHs.-t'. }. POOLS hac;; LIE
connects with Chs cars Mt Hope Station IN
meiiatsy UPON the ARRIVAL OF tic etoyrn
train, and vll cc;ycy passengers safely and
securely t. Columbia: it vii also carry pas
sensars from ColUub;a 10 Hope Station, in
lIne to take the train Che same day for
Giee;l,-iile.
\ TaEAT-Wc were tc eratiticd recipi-
eat; of q fne lunch, on Saturday morning,
..,..n AIr. j. Q. Adams eating saloon: cor11er
~ .(;.,:cs.and Washington streets. And We
take Til; op,,e::';r.:iy of informing oul.
readers t.a* .lo ..ot o.l. furnishes q good
lunch, ;'':t also capital dlnncr-aS any one
c"n tavc satisfactorily proven, by giving
IAN i cali.
AL2iyAL AND DEPAEru&E OF GEN. Gull
; fonr.--.laj. Gen. 9. \. Gilmore, command
ing 'le department, arrived il this city on
Saturday afternoon; and took up his quar-
ters at the $hiver i:c"sc. liz, was accom-
pal.ic>i l.; the following ms.nb>rs Of his
S.atl: Nj iui's 'tilUnlas and GoNra,,C Capts
Pra%,-. Leslie and James. Tife GencraleN-
p.ctcd t., meet t;ov. Perry here, to arrange
ABOUT sCiGe government ALTERS; but tue
Govcr:ornut wing arrived up to yesterday
evening, GtN. Gilmore w:;s compelled to
| l2aV4.
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"SToNI.wALL JACNsoN's IIoSrN1E>

''SToNEwALL JAG NsoN's'.. MONUMENT.
4 correspondent OF the Baltimore
.srSeites: 1t is reported here that
Mr.. Volk, the artist and sculptor,
formerly OF Baltimore, lately commits
stoned by the State of Virginia to
execute Il bronze statue of s,tonewall
jackson, has nearly finished the task,
but IS now in quite u q5iandal% to
know what he shall do viii, it, in con-
sequence OF the sudden collapse Of the
Confedcracy. The statue was designed
to be placed upon One OF the vacant
pcdcstais OF The Washington. EIon1-
ncnt Ill the Capitol squ;.rc,>in COM
pany .,wlth the statues OF jefferson,
Henry and Mason, OF revolution, &y
memory. Forty thousand dollars iii
gold were appropriated to enable the
artist to execute The work IN Europe,
and he went abroad with t&s iStcn-
t1on over year ago. His statue OF
otoncwall is said TO hc asworll of great
merit. But, What will ho Go with it?-
tnats tho G.,-,,1on.
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A contemporary, remSrl1ing upon
"Our Mutual Friend" and ''.Arma-
dale" speaks do; follows: s.Dickens is
becoming savaScly stern as IKE grows
cid, probably bec;rsse the world will
not grow better in spite of oil his;
efforts to improve it. Nilllic Collins
is not 50 stern as his friend, perhaps
for the reason that he is m.;clr the
younger man. Years may improve
wine, but the milk of human kindness
they turn sour indeed" )"
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GOLD IND OrAls A correspondent
OF the Philadelphia h1quiyer, wri.ins5
of the Western district OF North Ca
rollna, SAYS.
I learn from parties WHO recently
left. that locality. that in. the South
western corner OF the state there is
considerable excitement over the re-
cent discovery Of gold there, and am
told that precious stones OF consi:era
BILE value have been found there. 4
lady owning considerable property in
that region. with whom conversed
recently, claims to have IfsFhcr posses
sion two Of the finest opals ever disco
vered, Which were fonnd in Cherokee
County, and says that, owing to recent
discoveries. many persons who hither-
to considered It almost penance to
live on then rugged farms among the
lhoun.aias. now oegin to regard them
selves as embryo 1nllionaircs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-07

Last sumner q cargo Of ice was in.-
ported into England from Norway.
Not having such an article in The Gus
tom house schedulesy application was
made 70 the Treasury and to the Board
Of Trade; and, after o long delay, it
was decided that the ice should he en-
tered IS dry goods" but tire whole
cargo had r,cltol before he :!ouh. was
cN,n-,o,7 -,
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The Shenandoah is .eontinAin: a
wholesale destruction samonS alc
w};a!ers. Her commandcv was in
formed of the surrender Of lee, blt
did not credit il.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-08-07

Attorney-General Speed is prepar-
ing an opinion in favor OF tie legality
o! the u1al OF the conspiratorS against
the lives OF President Lincoln AMI
offers; ncca"sH, at the time CT the
commission OF hat deed, the war VIZ
still gong on, and the District of Co.
lumhia has besn .ynaer martial law
ever since, no order having been issued
for it's revocation since the battle OF
Bull Run.
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A new kind Of army biscuit has been
invented. II has been c.1istcned the
crock os asoe' biscuit, on acccaa. of
is indrirat.ed character.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
New York Marker.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Cotton-deci.
dedly more active and firm at 5Sa59c for
middling. Flour-S5 SIfor common to
good; So 20aS 60 for extra State: SO 95a
. 10 for Commou to good shipping brand
and r. H. O., and So 26al2 SO for trade
brand. Whisky-decidedly firm ut 81 SO
az ~; chiefly at latter prices. Wheat
la2c better at 81 70al n for Chicago
spring; 81 72al 7S for Milwaukee club;
81 79al 30 for amber Milwaukee; Sc 3Oc
50 for new amber State, latter an lex
RENE, and Sc so for winter. Rye-euiet
and nominal. Barlsy-without decid2d
change at 81 06al OFT orState and 81 GA
al z6 for Canada. Barley malt-quiet
at 81 30 Corn-opened heavy and clo--
ed 10 lower ut 73a63 for unsound, and "a
aeS for sound mixed Western. Oats
heavey and declining at 50a52 for un-
sound and 56a5S for sound. Rice-quiet.
Cofee-quiet and steady. Sugar-steady
at l6}al6 for Porto Rico; l39al4& for Sa-
vannah. Molasses- quiet. Hops-frm
at )2a45 for 1864 crop, and 3Oa60 for 1865
crop. Petrolsum-dull at 36a37 for
crude; 60a6l3 for refined bond and sOasl
tor do. free. Pork--heavy and lower at
SSS 75a38 Is for me33, closing ut S34
Tor cash; $26 for prime and S29a29 Is for
prime mess, also $500 bhls. mess for
market at sellers and buyers option at
SS4aSs SO. Beef-steady at l1al6; plain
mess, and l4al7 for extra mess Beef
Hams-quiet. Cut Meats-dull at lola
~ for shoulders and 20a239 for hams.
l3aeon-dull. Lard unchanged at 24a
~. Butter-in demand at 29a44 for
Ohio and 40a5l for State Cheese--frm
at 14ials3