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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-25
Pittsburg Oil Trade.
PITTSBURG, July


BusINEsS.-The Crude market yes
terday was active, with brisk demand
for first and second rise delivery. The
sales were unusually large, reaching in
the aggregate 44,S00 barrels, including
Allegheny, Smiths Ferry and West Nir-
rinia. The latter was sold to a retiner,
and will be delivered at his works the
first Ohio river rise. The current rates
Yesterday were for spot oil from tank,
l2c: first and second Allegheny rise,
llcJ: first water &c: for all 1861, sellers
option, III; Smiths Ferry oil on spot,
l2c. The above was yesterday schedule
of prices; what to-day may produce, is
altogether another question, of which
our readers shall be informed in our
next issue. As an evidence of business
on Change. the Crude sales We're IL 800
barrels. Dispatches from Oil City and
the oil regions, represent firm market
with considerable anxiety manifested
to see the dispatches from Pittsburg.
Appearances indicate that there will be
lively times among the oil men for some
time 10 come, unless the bottom shonld
happen TO drop ont.
REFINED Ou.-The market yesterday
was steady with II moderate demand.
The principal attraction, however, was
the raw material. The sales of the
manufactured article reached $3.50 bbls
at prices about the same a. the previous
day. viz sales 1000 bbls regular, deliv-
cred frem LIST 10 10Th August, Il. o.,
Philadelphia, at Soc: 500 bbls regular,
Philadelphia, all August, B. o., 30c; 1000
bbls standard white, Philadelphia, de-
liverable 500 bbls September, 500 do DC.
tober, 500 do November and 500 do De.
cember, Philadelphia, 32c. Sales 1000
bbls standard white, Philadelphia, de-
! liverable $50 bbls September, go do Oc'
tober, 25c, 80 do November, and $50 do
December, 33c. Sales 500 bbls standard
white, Philadelphia, September, 2lc.
! FHEE Ou-Saies 50 bbls free oil ut ssc
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Cincinnati Marker.

ClNClNNAli. July S3'
FLOUR-Drooping; family Q 75alO 30
more sellers than buyers.
! WHEAT-FirIner, with some ship
ping demand; No. / red 2 90: white
Kentucky , 15a2 %.
CORN-Dull and unchanged.
OATS-Firmer; sales No at 81; re-
ceipts light, and a firmnesS OF market
in consequences of light supply.
RYE-Scarce and firmer: No. at 50
COTTON-Duli and nothing doing
middling -.
WHISKY-Sales Mt 80 in BOND.
MESS PORK-Demand for next
month at - 90; no sellers on spot; il
sold at "a 5Oa24 75, and market closed
firmer.
BULK MEATS-Firn but quiet al
l2ai4o for shoulders and sides.
BACON-Active; all out of smoke
taken at 13a15al6 tor shoulders, sides
and clear sides, and there is {; ,Jrge de-
mand for future delivery at13tal5t, and
l5aal64 for shoulders, sides, clear ribbed
and clear sides; 40 hhds clear ribbed
sold at 15i OH spot on large orders from
South and East. ......
HAMS -Firmer; common, 10; sugar
cured, 2Oa2.
LARD-Unohqnged; small lots sold at
12!.
BUTTER-Firm, and choice fresh Is
light and brings l9a23; other kinds are
dull.
CHEESE-Dull; l2al2t for Western
! Reserve.
/ SALT-Lower; sales of Turks Island
at 7Oa75 per bushel: domestic nm
changed.
CANDLES-Higher; Star, 2O5a2l.
LINSEED OIL-Dull n 40.
/ LARD OlL-95al 90.
! FLAXSEED-2 90.
/ GRASS-No demand for any kind.
! GOLD-l39t buying, and llO selling
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sNev yeFk marker.
NEW YORK, July 2.


COTTON-Firm, but quiet; sales $50
bales at. 27a27i for middhng nplaDds.
FLOUR-Receipts 27l2 barrels; mar
ket steady for high grades and fresh
ground and dull and heavy fpf old;
sales of 5400 barrels at g 50aS OG for su-
perfine State and western; 5pa9 80 for
extra western; 10 Scale 90 for choice do;
Q 9Oa1O IS for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; 10 s5al2 IS for trade
brands; Q 00a11 90 for spring st. Louis;
IL GOALS so for winter do. California
steady; sales 1900 barrels at IL 25al5 on;
small lots Is 90. Rye tionr steady: sales
$50 barrels at 00a9 90.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
| WHEAT-Receipts4 1880 bushels; mar
ket Base better aud more. active; sales
So 900 bushels at l 7Oa1 II for No. 2
spring; OOa2 05 for No. ! spring; 2 IS
for choice No. do; 2 so for white Cali
fornia; 2 5Oa2 Is for new amber Georgia;
2 80 for new amber Jersey, and 75a
2 s21 for white California; chiefly at
inside prices.
BARLEY-Dull.
MALT-Nominai.
CORN-Receipt 1900 bushels; mar
ket lc better; sales $4,000 bushels at
goal OF for new mixed western; i OLA
| O3 for fancy lots do: S5a9O for un-
sound; | OIL for common white western,
and Il for white western.
OATS-Receipts l4,726 bushels; mar
ket lc better; sales $4,000 bushels at g
for western: 92a94 for Ohio and State.
| COFFEE-Steady.
SUGAR-Steady; sales 800 hhds Cnba
at 11allf.
MOLASSES-Dull.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-FirR; IA for Crude in
buik; 3la32t for refined in bond. 90
LEATHER-Quiet and unchanged.
WOOL-Dull and declining; sales
l6O, 900. pounds at 42a67 for domestic
fleece; 40 for pulled.
PORK-Opened steady and closed ir-
regular; sales $3.50 barrels; closing at
% 9Oregular; % 70 for old do; 10 T5a
20 % for prime mess.
BEEF-Firm and unchanged; sale 100
barrels. ..
BEEF HAMS-Quiet and dull at 39a
40.
BACON-Scarce and quiet; sales l63
BOXES AT Id lDT OIu '''i 80
for ice cured long clear, and 10 for
smoked clear ribbed middles.
CUT MEATS-Firmer; sales 200 pack
ages at l1ial2 for shoulders and l5al7s
for hams.
LARD-Quiet and tirner; sales $50
barrels ut l2sal3s for new.
BUTTER-Unchanged. ..
CHEESE-Heavy at7al4.
LATEST NiARKETAjP L. NJ.
FLOUR-Dull and l0a15 lower,
WHEAT-Heavy and 2a4 lower.
RYE-Dull at 43a1 As for western.
OATS-Firm ut SASH for western,
and 92a94 for Ohio.
CORN-Shads iirner; GOAL Oh tor
prime to choice new mixed WESTERN; q
400 for unsOnnd do.
PORK-Heavy; sales 1900 bbls mess
Mt % rs cash, and % IS regular; closing
with sellers at % 30 cash and % so reg
ular; buyers at % rs cash and % IS
regular. ..... .-.yr- .........-.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Firm, with an upward
tendency; II for dry salted shoulders.
BACON-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Firm at l3al3s for fair TO
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF The REGISTER,
WHEELING, July %, 1867.

hEELI.Nuj GUY ~ $500
y, a., .;,o ,,;+b declining
Fio"i 1883 "' =
tendency. oid spring wheat sc"'oo anu
held firmly; rev winter wheat not in
demand end quotations are nominal.
Tn,' ''a,. aonr ,r;r he of exceIIent anal.
'o "o !,
ity, when whea1 Is iihr" e''""S' ~ '"''
safely.
DRY GOODS-Trade moderately active
with drop in prices. We quote :
Prints: Low Madden, l0al3c; AmOskeag,
IL. Wumsutta IL; j. Sanders, lac;
new STYLE American, 15!c; Sprague,
Ice: Merrimac, D, 16t. De LANES:
spring tyles 20. Giaghams: Waverly
lie: American. lSc: Lancaster, BE.
bleach Muslin "a, lO!c; 81, l2!al5c;
"A, l7a2i; 81, 25a3Oc. BrOwn Nus
lin: 81, lOal2c; -, l4alGc: A, lSa
lSlc.
FLOCR-ChOice spring family, l24;
w -
Observation-Disclosures aud excited;
shoulders III: plain hams 90: lard,
,;erces Il. kens IA: canvassed sugar
cnrsd hams "a
GR.IN-Market ouiet. with hut lit.
tie CHANGE in ouotations. Barley, quo
tations nominal, none offering
UAY-sI4 OOal6 OO.
RIJTTER-Plenty: selling at l2c.
EGGS-15e.
or SCarbon. sue for refined; Extra
r;n,nr otra;neJ lard No. l extra 10,
Lard Tanners, 05a1 10; Lubricating "A.
C0EEEE-Active demand: fair and
VT IT, i'H - -o''. ,,Sl
pr1iIiG,I' q oiIoico %.. U,J;ob o+;o1o
S s%lC,pS go ' J'nnnnd I'D firm
sUuaho-uoI 49,, u'n, G.,,'o " I,to for
ousa' nou ;o. D. Pc" ,aia1, for
Sooa I" PilniI, ~ - ' 70. 4 C,f,.a
Soou W pii me-. ' ~ io iHn
i0S, y Bun, s62Sssos so ,a,nor orods 7,oa
Shnoi -' %y i 80 I'D porto
81 ~ loi soou W ~ nrio,,s M"
hico ii no y" ''"''e' -'0" o'' any
iaSSes ooa9o. . IN, .,;,o s,h
flSh~LaRe herrinS ~, ~, mn'V - " na.
w. ~" - mn. Gn No kits - D.:
NJ n T:. . nG T;,,bt stoct and fair
NO mus wv
demand: -, Zen. .,-.
oI w ~ ~ 81 III II
81 and vi nallS, 50 oOper heS' Oh anu 'u
nails, % otne, 81 s1%cs III PiopTt - S,1 nn
BRooMs-sZ'IS oo lot Soou anu >" w
UO LOT extra. a..
SALI-S2 ~ from Nar"' '"' '"'"
River > 80 Tor DAIRY. .... -
CHEESE-plars lEsaii' 'ac'"'H ''''
Ia. ,o
IoBACCO-.oa,oc LOT ea[k ios' a.
and navy: 9ocal ~ Tor brisht IS a9u
is' - i nn ~ ~ iEr iaicy c''e"'hs o''''''
oo aHU W 49, ~, a.. amman ,o -. East.
.,' f,n,iI,. IinI1
cru iNil,ii li"f o., ,,l ,o,,ow 1el..
.na,a. IT., o. = J.
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Letter from the Ex.RsbeI Commits
sioner for Exchange OF Prisoners, g

New YORK, July PA special to the
Post says: The ex-rebel Commissioner
for the exchange of prisoners of war,
publishes letter in the National Intel
ligencer, in which he says that in 1864
the rebel authorities voluntarily pro-
posed to deliver Is, 900 sick and wound
ed soldiers without requiring any equiv
alent. He offers to prove this by the
evidence of Union officers.
The same correspondent says: At a
Democratic meeting in Baltimore last
night, one of the members of the Mary
land Constitutional Convention appeal
cd to his hearers to assert the doctrine
of State rights and carry back the Gov
eminent to its real intent as understood
by the trainers of the Constitution. The
sovereignty of Maryland must not &c
under unless at the point of the bay
Onct.
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New York Items.

New YORK, July A.--The weekly re-
port of DIR. Harris, of the mortality OF
the past week was l53 less than the av-
erage of the corresponding weeks fol
the last six years.
A trotting match for $1,000. two mile
heats, came off Oh the Fashion course
Yesterday between the General Butler,
Rich, and Stonewall jackson. The first
and third heats, and the race, was won
by the General Butler. Time 40, sos,
and 5:65.
A prisoner named Franz Eckes, under
sentence of death. in the HocklSnd
county Jail, for murder, OF Monday last
shot the Sheriff, Thomas De Noyellen
who was on his accustomed rounds, and
then committed suicide by shooting
himself. De Noyelles is still alive. The
wife of the prisoner had visited him Oh
Sunday, and has been arrested on sus
picion of having procured the revolver
for him.
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FANNIE FERy thinks IL 0Obt

FANNIE FERN thinks it Hght TO be
considered disgrace TO besick, conf
dentially adding: Il am tiiy-five, and
] feel half the time as i'll was just
made. To be sure, ] was boa in Maine,
where the timber and the Ihman race
last: bnt don't eat pastry, nor candy,
nor ice-cream. don't driri tea-bah
/ walk, not ride. own slut boots
pretty ones too. have a tater-prOOf
cloak, and no diamonds. like a nice
hit Of beef-steak and glass Il ale, and
anybody else who wants it nay eat pap.
/ 90 to bed at 10 and get Up at g. /
dash out in the rain, becsise il feels
good on my face. l don't are for my
clothes, but / will he we'll; md after.
am buried, i warn you, dot let any
fresh air or sunlight down OF my coffin,
II yon don't want me to get p."
We suppose Mr.. Parton viii have that
final injunction piously carrid ont.
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q nm New Hortx

NEW YORK, July 24.-At meeting of
the Union Republican General commit
tee last evening General Grant was
nominated for the next Presidency, sub
iect to the decision of the Republican
National Convention.
The Herald's Cincinnati special SAWS y.
Two Italian counterfeiters were arrest a..
ed to-day, while i'll the act of mouldiuy
counterfeit five cent nickles. They
had superb dies and materials for man.
ufacturing spurious coins
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HnvauR News.

New YORK, July 24.-The steamer
Columbia brings Havana advices to the
Goth.
The Cnban treasury is IN a poor con-
dition; no salaries for June have yet
been paid.
1t is reported that General Prim was
no stranger 10 the recent outbreak i'll
Porto Rico. The cry of the revolters
was: "Viva General Prim, Viva In
Republica"
The Cuban government was taking
measures which Indicated the fear of
some movement of revolutionary
character.
The yellow fever at Havana is quite
bad, rhough less malignant.
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Der Stea,aer persiu.

New YORK, JUly 4.-Advices pei
steamer Persia state that Orange day
(July l2th) passed of quietly in Ire
land. There was demonstration ut
Belfast, at which 10000 Orangemen
marched in procession through the city:
The military and constabnlary patrolled
the town. There was no disturbance.
1t is stated on good authority that "a
letter of coincidence On the death of
Macmillan, addressed by Napoleon to
the Emperor of Austria. was to the fol-
lowing effect:
~ send you the expression of my con-
dolence on the dreadful news of the
Emperor Maximiiian. My grief is the
more lively because feel the response
bility of the painful part ! have had in
this misfortune, but God who penetrates
our hearts knows | mad no other OBJ
ject than to extend to those distant
places the influence of our civilization.
In doing this l have found no nobler or
more worthy intercessor than yOnr
Maiesty's unfortunate brother
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FROM WASHINGTON.
General sheridan not TO be Removed
Presidents Messnge-Indian Affairs.

Presidenf,s Messnge-Indian Affairs,
WASHINGTON, July est is author
itatively announced that the statement
that President Johnson intends to re-
move Sheridan is without foundation.
The rribune's special says: The Pres
ident's message vetOing the last sup
Elementary reconstruction bill was not
presented nor read to Mr.. Stanton for
his opinion, and consequently he did
not approve or disapprOve the docu-
ment prior to its presentation to Con-
gress. All the other members of the
Cabinet approve the message.
The President has not yet named the
military officers who are to form part OF
the commission on locating the Indians.
Generals Sheridan, Hancock, and
Augur are suggested by some, because
these officers are already or duty in the
West, and are familiar with the sub
iect and facts upon which the commits
sion is to act, but the President VIII
probably select three deserving Gener-
ais, who have had no pant in the con-
duct of the military movements against
the Indians, and thus enable Generals
Sherman, Hancock and Augnr to give
testimony before the commission.
Walrussia has been added To the De-
partment of Washington Territory, and
General Rousseau has been assigned to
the command.
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Large Fire in Observation-Disclosures r
Match.

CINCINNATI, O., July 2l.-Tn- large
coffiu mandatory NJ Crane. Breed X
Co., foot of Eighth street. WAS con.
sumed by fire last night. Loss from
$4,000 to SlU0,OOu; insured for about
two-thirds the amount of loss.
A cricket match between the Thamr.
Club of Chatham. Canada. and Union
Club of this city, began yesterday. Tive
innings were played, the Union Clul
scoring fifty-four aud the Thames TWEEN
ty-two. The game will he resumed to
day.
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TER will be the unfiinching advocate Of ~
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10 restore the unity OF the Goyernmr,, "a .t
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changing ostracism 10 every Other ,nJ .
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disunited, our Union unrestorrd. Tu,,,,.
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eating its own, despising the prScriptivrk-.
of fanaticism while firmly adhciing Ia ~.
convictions Of right and duty,
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New York stock NIirkei.

NEW YORT, July "a.
Gold lower; opening at 1881, and clos.
ing at 1899.
Government stocks firm; dosing quo
tations: Coupons, 81. 1lOs; do t2 lll.;
do. "a lO9s; do IS, 1923; do January
and July, 1854; do 80 l0S4:lo-iOs. 1921;
August 7-30s, los; June, I0f.
Stocks active and higher; closing
ii rm; $50 =. NJ. prices: (nrton, 49ia
49;; Cumberland 3sta39 Quicksil.
YER 34sa34s: Mariposa, hall; West
ern Union Telegraph 4Ssa49; Pacific Mail
l4Stal4S4; Atlantic Mail, l8al43t; New
York Central, ia: Ere, 7ita74t;
Hudson, ll9all94; Readins l07fal07 9;
Michigan Central, ll1ialls; Michigan
Southern, S3taS34; Illinois central liza
1874; Pittsburg, SO; Toedo, l22fa
al23; Rock Island, l03lal8f; North
western, 47ia47s; do preferred 73la73s;
Fort Wayne, 106tal06i; Wbasl, SPA;
Adams Express, 73l: Well Fargo &
Co., 69f; Merchants Union Express l5l
al7-last sales, 16l.
Missouri is, los; Tennesses. 69S.
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A man named Sorrell, who served in
the navy during the war. was arrested
in Washington on Sunday, on complaint
of Samuel Strong, who alleged that Sor-
rell expressed the wish that he could
place several barrels of gunpowder
under the Capitol and blow up all the
members of Congress. He was required
to give bail in the sum of three hun
bred dollars for his appearance when
wanted, and be Of good behaviour for
six months. ~ q
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NEW ORLEANS, July A.-The Leve'
Convention appointed committee u
call on General Sheridan and see wn iI
can be done to repair the levees, Lie
Convention then adjourned sine ave ,s.b
Mexican news via BrOwnsviIIe' 80
inst, have been received, mostly an -
pated. EscebedO has been PIa'" :"
demand of the army, and JualeI , 70 ;u,,
nounced as candidate lot re-''e''''''
10 the Presidency.
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Ghicayo Market.

CHICAGU, july u.
Flour inactive and l5a2oc lower
Wheat, circular 50 and l 81 for north
sile. Corn firm at S5iaS6. Oats better
at 674a6S. Rye heavy and nominal
nothing doing. Whisky 3la32. Mes:
pork excited at p 90; shoulders 114s
IL; no sides in market. Lard quiet al
l2lalSl
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From Albany

ALBANY, July 24.-In the Constitu-
tional Convention proposition to give
suffrage to all male citizens of le years
was rejected Also, n proposition to
compel voters TO be able to read and
write, after 1869, and another looking
at female suffrage and restricted negro
suffrage.
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Horrible Murder.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 3.-Mr'
Gowing. Il farmer, residing at Ascul-
neysville, Vermont, and his wife were
murdered on Monday night by French
iuan, a former employee of Mr.. Gowing,
who beat their brains out with an AK,
The murder was committed for money.
but how much was obtained Is not
known
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From Buffalo

Rrrr,lo. July 24.--Hon. c. A. Peek
charged with alleged completely il
swindIing an insurance company out
of $4,000, was discharged from custody
Many farmers of Niagara county have
contracted to deliver new crop OF
amber wheat to Lockport millers at =
per bushel.
Weather fine; rain wanted for grow
ing crOpS.
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The silver Palace Car Excursi0nist.
ut Chicago

CHICAGO, July 2i.-rhe silver palace
car excursionists, about two hundred in
number, mostly members of the press,
and ladies. arrived at midnight A
press break fast was given 1T the Ire
mont House. During the forenoon the
excursioniSts visited the Chamber ot
Commerce and other places af interest.
The afternoon will be spent in riding
around the city, after which dinner
will he given ut the Sherman House and
gra>d hop in the evening. Tho ex-
cursionists express themselves highly
delighted with their "Trip. They leave
Tomorrow for home.
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A huge laundry has been established
in Paris, which employs three hundred
persons, and washes forty Thousand
pieces of soiled clothing from the pl1n-
cipal hetels every day. The clothing is
boiled with soap and soda, washed in
hollow wheels, dried by centrifugal
machines and in hot air ovens, and is
finally ironed between polished rollers.
Some persons object to the washing OF
clothes by machinery, on the ground
that it is destructive TO the fabric, hat
this no. necessarily the case.
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Row at m Picnic.

New YORK, July PA shameful at
tack was made yesterday by Il number
of rowdies in Williamsburg on Ger
man picnic, party ofsome twenty-five
in number. Three of the scoundrels
were arrested. Several of the Germans
were very much injured.
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Colonel Merriwcther and some other
gentlemen at the Jacksonville, Ind,
Penitentiary, the other day, were ex-
perimenting with an electric machine.
The Colonel took pretty severe shock,
which paralyzed his right arm, and it
had to be ribbed at intervals for sixty
hours before he was sufficiently at ease
to sleep. ---a
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
DhnINtnpE InlN

BALTIMORE. July 10.
BEEF CATTLE-Tbe offerings at the
scales during the past week amount to
73O head, against $50 last week. OF the
number offered, 275 head came from
Ohio, 325 from West Virginia, and 80
from Illinois, over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, with 30 from Maryland
on foot. Of the receipts % head were
sold for Philadelphia and New York,
and the balance taken BY Baltimore
butchers. Owing TO the small number
of cattle at market, the rates have been
materially advanced. Prices today
ranged as follows: Old Cows aud Scala
wags at 5 O0a5 80; common Cattle 6 GOA
: on: fair 50aS 90: good : 25a9 90; and
prime 9 25a9 40 per 100 lounds-bnt
few at the latter price.
SHEEP-The supply this week was
better, and prices are shade lower.
Sales of good fat sheep at 4a4t cents per
pound gross; and stock SHEEP 3 w per
head. Lambs are selling at 00a3 81 per
head.
HOGS-The supply was better this
week, but prices are unchanged; sales at
10 00al015 per 100 pounds let.