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RExovAL-Mr Geo. J. Burgess has res
moved his Gas Fitting and Plumbing estab>
lishment to 10. 80 La Sale street, next to
Mr. Redmond's Paint Shop. Mr.. B. has
made large additions to his stock as we'll as
machinery, and being thorough mechanic,
will 6t you up with gas and do you good
job il anything you may want in mis- line.
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Cold, ARE You ?-Go TO Thorne d. Arm
strong's at once, and bay Yourself an outfit
of flannel undershirts and drawers. There
never was finer 10, in the city, ard they
are cheaper by 80 per cert. than last. year,
and cheaper than you can buy them at
wholesale in Chicago io~day.a Nobody is
excusabfe for taking coughs, colds and lung
fevers when he can keep them off by getting
q sui table outfit of fannels.
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WEATHER IrEM.-Our long mild pleasant
autumn came to a sudden close last Sunday
Eo.ly on that day it commented raining and
heavy showers we're the order with few inter.
ruptions until Monday. Then the wind
yeered into the North West. the thermom>
eter fell rapidly. and on Tuesday we had .ncw
squalls. Thursday We had more rain, and
yesterday another cold nor wes'er Winter
with all its icy rigors is evidently close upon
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Literary AAkOciirfou.

The Young men of Ottawa have orEauised
q Literary Association for the purpose Of dis,
cussng promiscuous questions. Their first
meeting occurs this Saturday evening in
the Court House. All persons-es pecially
for the evening involves the political issues
of the CAV.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-10-27

1t was the remark of great phi'osopl ar,
that no household was complete withou q
family bible and baby. Were that philoso-
pher alive .o-day, he would add to his list of
iniispensables, o. of Il 'sn beautiful hand
l,rps at Gibson / Hathaway ;. They have
the best stock in the line of kerosene amps,
lanterns. chimneys. fixtures. dc, ever oif-r-
ed in Ottawa. At least That's the popa ar
notion.
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DR.. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL


These Pills composed OF roots. having the
10 er 70 relax the seeretions the promptly and
efectunlly as blue pill Uithout producing
of those cisagreebie rl4,ts which often
follow the Of the Latter
IN I'll iii Gus disorder these rs nay be u.s1 with
CONFIDENCE they The d barge Inflated bile
and remove those obstru ;ions Ever ,nd hillary
uGet-, which the of beus affections IN general
SGKEACK'S MANDRAKE Pills cure SICK Head
he and all disorders OF the Liver indicated toy saIiow
skin, coated tongue, cosveness drowsness general
feea oi weariness and lass,ude showing the liver
Is in torpid or DISTRACTED condition
In Short these Pills may be with advantage in all
VIXEN purga'ive alternative medisne is required
Pefse ask Tor DIR. Schepcks Mandrake Pills" and Oh
that the two kenesses Of Doctor are On the
Government stamponr when in the etaee Of Con-
sumption, and the oth-r in his present health.
Sold by all druggists and dealers Price IS cents per
box Principal ice No. Ii North 9Th st. Rnilad. pima
tr:cG.l Wholessls Agents Demas Barnes Co.. 81
PAX Row, s ll.nc-, los Baltimore sIeot Bllti-
more MI; John D. Para N. E corner Of Fourth and
Walnut street, Cincinnati ohio; Walker Ta ior 81 aud
1876 Wabash Avenue Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Brothers,
west COZ ner of Second and Vine Streets ST. Louis
Oct.2'-s hS5thw ca MO lyr.s spec.
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A MISrAKE.-There was great com osIon
on the West side the other day in conse-
quence of report that Finn was about to
smash up. He sold groceries SO low that
certain envious ones said he could never
stand il. Finn Convinced his customers that
his balance sheet was all right, and told them
t. 90 in while goods were down-and they
are going in,
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MORE SELLING Our The advertisement
of Mr.. Sparrow will attract attention. The
stock of Clothing he is rushing off at Cost g
one of the best Ia the CITY, and was bought
new this fall. 1t is exactly the place to get
big bargains in Clothing.
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Ottawa National Union Club.

The National Union Club Of Ottawa hav>
Inc fitted up 'easant and convenient rooms
Cyr the office of Walker 4 Brewer, would
be PLEASED to meet any of our conservative
friends from the country, whenever they
como to town.
TIE room is open at all hours, and pro7i-
ded with good supply of papers, campaign
documents. etc.
Call and sec US.
NATIONAL UNION CLuB
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Ottawa Wholesale Market,
Chi ago Market.

OOt0bcr 70, IS6e-
The produce market. dull, and gram lower.
Flour dull at sI2 459li5o for winter rxtra.; .s3Io
50 for low grade 20 choice springs.
Wheat Declining. So -2a22.is for No. / spring; SI7s
&igO Cor No. . rejected 81 sol 90.
Corn dull Il .4.5 for No. in store ssc lur whit,
&c for No. Q
Oats active, 1T 3sAc.
Barley 71C, 73c for No 2.
But'''. ,t dairy 4+s-'e; arkin mort
EgKs-271 o.
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/. Mitchell 4 Dudgeoa mai

ALL RIGnT.-Mitchell Il Dudgeoa make
no pretensions that they are obliged to shut
up shop on account of their lease running
out, or for any other reason. but they. do IRE.
tend that they can sell boots aud-shses %
cheap as any body else dare. Try 'em 90
and comp are prices-ihat's the way to serve
them
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Notice TO Wounded Soldiers.

ID act Of Congress. approved Iune 18th and Yhich
I'D is in force pensions are granite t'
wounded in the service of their untry follows
So per month u those who have Lost til" of 10th
both hands, been permanently and totally "a
blsi in the otherwise permanently Ui tHiiy
dis,b- r.n Ter them helpless, nearly to
require cnn-t mt personal aid and attention month
o who have lost both feet hand md
foot permanently disabled in III. ntrr
wise dis tbl-i to lie ncsp citaed for performing
manual labor not much require per
sontl aid anil attention SIS month to those VIII" have
lost hand and been totally disabled in the
same otherwise disabled to render their disability
20 perform manu-. labor equivalent To the loss of hand
and foot.
BY another of Congress, approved March Sd, 1855
the pension laws also amended III include in the
list Of those TO whom pensions granted under certain
circumstances the orphan brother brothers. well
sister sisters under 10 of and the father and
mother of deceased officers and other persons named in
the former pension acts.
Applications for pensions under the above acts,
made b. the Undersigned Fees moderate, and payable
only in case of success. WALKER brewer
july 2l. '6S-tf Metropolitan Block Ottawa Ill
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entIsman Who sufercd for wears from Nervous d.
hility Premature Itay and ali the effects youthful
inds retion viii for the sake Of suffering humanity send
free to an who need IT, the cine and directions fc max
ing the simple remedy hy which he cured. Sufferers
wishing profit by ;hs advertisers experience can DO 20
by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
dec 80 '65-1y No. 10 Chambers St, New York.
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OTTAWA LOpSE No. IL meets every Thursday evening.
DAUGHTERS REBEcc. the third Tuesday evening OF
each month. OTTAWA EScAMPaEST Ne 50, the I'd ana
18th Tuesday evening. feb Ivy
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J. q. G. y.
Ottawa Lodge No 535. meets every Friday evening at
their Hall in Redtick's Block.
r II IyGR.1.s VS. feb 10Y
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chicago, H. Island a Pacific R.R.
ottawa Post Office.

ottawa Post Office.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Western. close. 200 W. Arrives 12:45 p NJ
Eastern l2MA6PM l245 p. NJ
Farm Ridge closes at r. NJ AID arrives at IL NJ, Tues
DAYS. THURSDAYS m Saturdays
ewark. closes 130 ". and arrives p. NJ. Tuesday
ami Saturdays.
Somonauk closes 80 A Saturdays; arrives s. 80 Pm
Fridays.
Eagle, closes p NJ Saturday; arrives l. u.
Cfice Opens IA. NJ Closes ~ Pm.
aug26 IS wv. DOW, Pm.
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Notice.

The Picture OF ST. JOHN, by Baya-d
Taylor, at Osman 4 Rapeman's.
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TO CON~UnlDTiVES.

The advertiser having been restore 10 health in few
weeks by ample reu.iy after having suffered "a
several years with severe lung s-ct- and that dread
dse~se, tonsumptionis anNyu. 10 make known his
feiiOw-sCfer--, tn. means OF
TIC all who e.ife H. he Will send copy Of TIE rcr,crip
N ui free oi charge. with Vie die turr fpr preIar
ing ami using th. which they lll find 4 Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Br-cht. Coughs Colds AMI
all Throat Ling affections TIE only object ri re
advertiser in senIng the Prescription teneri
fted, and spread which ne cOnceives be III
valuable and h hops sufferer will try
il will cost them nothing an may prove !lesng
Parties wishing tie Ias-Tiptrrn free, by u.s
viii pleas ..!ir-,s Few. EDWARD A HIL5DS.
dec 3, S,-iy Willis'usburyh, kiu-s Co. y r..
IT, ahpv" "I-i~in- IL for sale 10y Y. Gri-xs Ottawa
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VI Z R led.

Al rae "Hs-Tner>' Has, the 9th inst by Arthur
10. s.,1t 20 Jr PETER JOHNSON 81 M..s Ey LkR-
- CsSyf f.s0N b,th of the Of Mission
On .g~sJ-y the ltth inst ~ Cine snati o. by Rev.
W. k-'chtm, Mr.. CHARLES NJ EARL, Of Memphis. TO
Ms. JfSsiE daughter Of James Crocker o. Pocahontas
Tr1in----.-
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Card to- the Farmers.

II retiring irua! TIE grain trade be- % rourn my
mot thanks my friends Jr tie very
lii li patronage bestowed during the last nine
wears. wills; connected With Tho olsr warehouse Of \.
W. Magi, and tina, n III vocation tley viii
ssiil continue their patronage to IL.
shall ala IS be found 1t the OF No Il La Sale
stTret, WHERE shall he happy all my Old friends
and ones and SUPPLY all their in the !iue Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Ci!oc cries, Ic, &C. the
very lowest price p. I BURKE.
Ottawa, H. Aug. - I566.-..
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Pahonize Home Institutions
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
Once In Cheever's New Block.
renium Notes, received to May l. 1855 cpuStitu,ing
the Capital.
1927, 47O 81.
Now in force
al6O, AIS Dc.
Amount OF Property at risk
Sl,7j9.S3S II.

II will be ky the above that til Con- any has =
ss-ts FIR every $ll nj risk the clin. 81 E c.. o;
the Fast have only 81 of far 2 S5i of liz
Lilit,-s as shown by their published reports.
The acreage co NJ Insurance in this Co. for the ten
years Ia. teen hut about third CT the rate charge by
other Cos.
Oar losses thus far have been promptly and sasfa
adjusted. We have never had u contest loss
The business o the Company for the past two years has
been prosperous; policies having been issued
flan il the previous eight years.
The directors well known the best business
men OF the county.
Nc be made until the losses of the Co
require il, rn but assessment year, and by
cent vte of the Directors nsnJes shall MT he reYG
81 7t,t9 addition 10 the GdrGHcc payment a
' ai'o' Of yer from the date of their policies.
In view Of the above arts that this is 10 in
stitution: that the security ample: the cost OF
l4ss than in nth,r Cos the promptnes and hbery with
tch losses settled; think entitled to the
patronage oi this community in preferenceo foreign Com
panes.
Policies issued both Stock Mutual pars It'll
most favorable terms
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monitor Division, No. $50,
9 Of T meet every Monday evening their Hall owe:
ReI.iicks store. casts side Court House
CM CATLIN, RS A. T. HOLLIsTER W. l..
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V,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

Il ESCE
Published for the beuep and as CAUTION to YOUNG
MEN others who suffer from Nervout Debility, Pre-
Decay Of Manhood &c. supplying at the time
The Means OF SefCure By one who has cured himself
after undergoing Considerable quackery. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope single copies Of charge,
may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq. Brooklyn Kings Co. NY
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANk

| HI ihOl y y IoN l. DA VA
OF OTTAWA.
CArITAi. paid in) 100000.
WI. HICKLLSG. ............. ........ Pre,i1ost
J I'm ARMOUR. ............. Ire PrcnG<rl'
WA- H. c. SiIMAS-... -...--...... 49,. CHstl>r
JOHN = NASH. ......-.... E. Asssst,7i CdIttey
DTHEcToEs:
Milton n. Swift, Isaac Gage,
VIM Uic.ng. John Armour,
" Bushnell Ctlas. D-lsno.
x Thorue. Hugh Hamilton,
Lore.zo Leland, Joel ". Armstrong,
VIM II CGshTnan-
Having organized under the National banking Law
and succeeded 20 the business NJ WA IT, " Cn-hm~n
opeu for tho talslc;ion Of GENERAL banking
business
Exchange on Chicago, New York and all thrprin
Exebn--. .p England. ireland, Scotland and Con-
tinentsl Il-.-a. r ~ sims 70 sIiit purchasers.
COiie. sra.~ male throughout the state. aud
prompt day Of payment at curren; rate
Of exchange.
United States Illinois. and L, Sale county bonds gold
silver. &C. bought aud sold
A full supply of Rev.nue SsamPx, Of ell de-
nori'rstkIss. constantly on hand.
Our facilities such that offer Inducements to
customers AMI shall -ni-,yors entire
satisfaction to ts. -Etrntins with their business.
Banking hours from A. M.t,iP.M
ian. ~ 'sfs
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". KEENAN, having had ten wears experience il. tL@
tIaie, aNd having Jet Te.,4T..i sou ih- stern Mar
kets here Re etsd ~ s'k with the CREATES possible
care aud bought Exclusively for tesh. Hc i-i ~os, -
that offer iE1leeH, to the public reto-
fFsoa ed in III market: at lest. determined
tbs: We shsl -: = uua--soi ty any hJu-- west u
Chicago
We have ser.red tie services u polite, o'i-ing AZ
-Ip-.ence4 clerks. and will alwsy- - iJi.. hand
be promptly attended o..
R-na.naier tina; OUR C05DS ARE All WV, aud
of ire latest styles 50 tt need not fear getting
old =-ock.
Don't forgc: the number ! z L. Sale street.
! T. BCRhE
DANIEL HkENaS.
Ottawa III Ausrsr 2s,h. lst,} If
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ST \

STA >. But TRUE.
Every lady and gei.ieman In the Unitei states
hear sodthihg very much their advantage nv
turn mail (rer OF charg- by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fears Of Ieirg humngged will obge by not
noticing this card. All others will please address their
ol,~'iispt servant, TIOS. F. CHAPMAN,
dec 70, 65-ly SRI broadway, New Yov
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Wagons, Carriages G Buosies.

Having had lorongh experience IN ID. l'us>'-s rhcy
aide IN all cases 10 loGrTant ssfi Jsction.
call and find out tho truth Of vhs; ssy. We defy
competition. CHRISTOPHER HAHN.
eep,. 10. isc6-if PATRICK sHEEHAN.
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HESRY BETrEETAy, HLsuY GovDoLF.
=. H. sTEoBFL. GLOEGE y. FuciIs.
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-AmeiIrfean BibIe society.

NEW York, May 10.-At the 5Oth an
niversary of the American Bible Socie-
ty to-day speeches were made by the
Rev. DIR. Spring, Rev. DIR. Anderson,
Hon. r.. @. Winthrop, Rev. Mr.. Nolen,
Rev. Mr.. Phillips, Rev. DIR. Taylor,
Rev. DIR, Ormiston, Rev. Mr.. Pascal,
Bishop James and Maj. Gen. Howard.
The managers report shows that the
society has now upon its lists ,S42 aux
illarfes, with their s, 800 branches, max
ing in all 1882 bible societies now di-
rectly connected, besides a number OF
others which are not auxillaries, but
contribute TO its funds. Nearly or quite
80, 600 have been made directors or
members for life, of whom probably
about 1000 directors and 5000 MEM
bers survive. The whole amount OF
receipts during fifty years has been SlO,-
434, 95S II. The sum total of issues were
81, 4O9, $50 volumes. The society prints
and circulates the scriptures in whole
or in part in about fifty languages and
dialects. The receipts during the year
lust closed, exceed those of the year
ending March Slst, 1S6L-S25, sos, 612.
The issues of the last five yes Is 6,555,
23I, exceeds those of the first thirty
three years of the society, 6,S4T, l40 by
lO7, O9l volumes. The distribution by
the United States Christian Commits
sion OF books granted to that body for
the army and navy during the war was
], 468, IT'S volumes, valued at Sl79, S24 80.
Five thousand delegates participated in
this great work, which was conducted
without charge for transportation or
anything else to the American Bible
SoCietV +..s ... zs.
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New YORK sIarxeEB

Hr nav A0AAAt @AN-S AS-
Cotton-Firm with fair demand 3t935cfor
middling and by auction to-day for Govern
ment account 100 bales New Orleans and
ding, Flour-Opened l0@l5c better. but
with much less excItemenI. and closed dull
and nOminally IO92Oc lower s. s0S9 @ for
extra stnte; So 65@I0 . Tor round hoop ONO,
and SO 309I8gz5 for trade brands. . WHISKY
Quiet at 81 2692 "a for western. wheat
Opened nominally 2@4c higher, but closed
dull and n0minally S96c below yes
terdny1s quotations; 81 90 for good No: z NIL.
waukees Sc l592 % for new No. do and
g OO92 05 for winter redi 5000 bushehs OF
prime white French and Spanish wheat
offered 10 arrive soon, and for which So 90 per
busheI was bid. Rye-Acttve and decidedly
better; sales 833S5c for western. CORA
shade firmer and in fair demand; 89SOc Tor
unSOund, and S09S3c for sound mixed west
ern both in store and delivered. Oats-Shade
flrmer; 4985Ic for new western, and b5IS (96lc
for old do. CoRee-Steady at 2O1Sc for Java.
Sugars steady; lO%<9IlISc for Gnbai ne
l2GSc for Porto Rico, and l01z@ISssc for, Ha-
vailn. Molasses-Dul1 at 721z9z5c for Porto
Rico. PetroIeum-More active; 2S1ScY for
crude; 4I643c for refined in bonds do Tor
July 47c; do for August 4T<44sl g. Porlk-
Fnmer, but closed Irregular SO 5098l W ior
new mess closing at S31 cashi s299z9 . Ior
old do, and S24 1926 90 for prtnes also ~
bbls new mess for May, June and July Seil-
ers' and buyers option, Mt SS09SItseadg W
Beet Hams-FIrm, sales at Sll Sue44z Gu
Realistically at previous prices. Cut MEMS
More active and hrmer at l2X@lS3{c Tor
Quiet at loo for clear. Lard-Quiet and
heavy; sales 60 bblS at l9922lfc. Butter-
Heavy; 821<945c for western and S894sc Tor
State, = , q r..
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COMMERCIAL AND FNAECIAL.
Pittsbnr,gh 1iyse stock HIarket,

- j.. ~ ~
CArTLEThe supply OF cattle on sale this
week was somewhat larger than last reach
ing about rs head all told, and, with an Inn
proved demand, the market ruled very ttrn,
and prices advanced q 70 y cent per pound.
Prime 10 extra cattle sold at from "A TO SssSs
while fair to good may be quoted at13S 70 ySS.
There was again considerable demand Ior
shipment and the butchers bousht prey
freely, aud at the close there was nota SIM
gle bullock LEFT over unSold, which Is an un-
usual occurrence The MARKET upon tne
whole, was remarkably firm one, ana rs
the demand was somewhat In excess OF tne
supply. droverS experienced but little dim
Guilty IN closing out their cattle, and thai TOO,
at the advance already noted. Barney Grey
bought four punches of extT1 cattle
for shipment for which he paid nom s to S<e.
Roes d Co., sold car load to q Wheeling
butcher. as did also MeSsFs. Greenwald &
Kuhn, TO butcher nom Altoona, Pa ID
SHEEP-The offerings OF sheep were light
this week, and with q fair demand, the mar
ket ruled steady, and prices pretty well sus-
tnined. Fair 10 prime int mutton sheep,
Ahorn, sold at from 5 to 8 cents, in q retail
way, and wooded sheep may be quoted about
/ cent per pound higher. Lambs sold NJ from
81 so TO 81 . per head according 70 size and
condition. Nothing doing In stock sheep.
HoGS-C very quiets the demand
being restricted almost entirely 70 supplying
the wants OF the local trade, while prices are
nominally unchanged. We quote IN retail
way at 9@10 cents gross, for tar 70 prime
heavy averages. 80
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"a BY IeIegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market.
NEW YORK, May 10

The Commercials money article says:
The stock market shows more activity than
for some days past, with a very general ad-
decidedly flrm, and buyers option OF % to 80
Southern CLIQUE Is dissolved. and the stock
mas been IN process OF distribution for some
days past which accounts for the late weak
ness oTtliat stock. II Is reported, however,
that other parties are taking hold soE the
stock and were manipulating a further ad-
vance The price rose TO 1875 this morning
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Is more active at
an advance OFF,. The miscellaneous stocks
are quiet except Quicksilver, which Is active
and firm at 58136561S. Spring Mountain
coal sold down TO 49, and closed at 4T1S.
Governments are quiet bnt firm, skies OF
1851 are firm security and rose IS seven
thIrties are htner, End series closing az ia.
Money continues very abundant; therelh
fair demand from the street which IS gene
rally at per cent, with exceptions az per
cent, mostly on good collaterats. The banks
arc still receiving remtttanceS OF currency
from the west, and all indications appear 20
point TO a continuance OF the preValnng ease
prime paper is eagerly sought AFTER at 6@6 per
cent for choice names, and short dates nate az
66lT pet cent for three to tour months: Gold
Is less active: the supply brought by the New
York from ASpinwam has slightly relieved
the market. There Is very little speculation
md loans nTe made Hat. Foreign exchanHe
- outlet: advancing rates has checked the dis
position to buy; rates are sufficiently high 70
admit OF an export OF treasure, and we under
stand the ipment OF bar gold and doubIoons
on Saturday Is likely TO be quite considerable.
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lPIrtaburgII on lInrlkef.

TIIIobUtIuEII I'1tlJ ",
The market is nrm at li@l5c, barrels re-
turned, and 19@I91<, packages INCLUDED. We
note sale of 40 barrels, 409 ~ graVtty. ut lsc
on board cars here. Refined has declined,
owing TO the reports from the east. The rates
are 42% May delivery in Philadelphia; sc for
June; 4l% for July; 4511S for August, and 46H
for September. We heard OF sale OF bOJ
barrels ON short at Sc. This Is q low figure.
There Is nothing doing in nee oil; and prices
are nominally unchanged. Nnptha and re-
siduum are dull Occasional sales OF the for
mer are made at $50. OIL City dispatches
s. 90 at the mouth. Following arc the re
celptS OF oil at the Allegheny wharf: Wade
Hampton EOS bbls.: Weaver, Adams 2 Cos
Jonathan Gallagher 81; Richard Danyer
Total IOI2. 'st
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CIneInnafI lIarIkef.

- = :. CfNCfNNATI, May 10. ,
Flour and Wheat held firmly Mt last quota:
tons but speculative demand has ceased and
there WINS not much done. Corn Armer at
6Oc in elevator, and 7o9Tlc In sacks. Oats 3D.
uanced to 489E7c. Rye nrmef at $3.50:
whisky unchanged. Provisions active and
higher. Mes Pork advanced 10 sSI bulk,
l2L<aI5I<c for shoulders and sides, and TIC
for clear sides. Bacon 70 higher; shoulders
l3J<c: sides I65Sc, and clear sides 100. Lard
duh at 22c. Groceries quiet, but held firmly.
Sugar, lI5<9l41zc for raw, and lg4@ltLc i9F
refined. Coffee, 2H62I1Sc. Butter declined
TO 8S84Oc for fresh. Estes 1Sc. Potatoes dull,
prices unchanged. Gold l2SS<. ~ .lsas