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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03
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FATAL ACcIDEsT.-Martin Gleason, o
workman engaged in excavating the
bank on the north side Of Pacific street,
between Montgomery and Kearny, was
instantly killed yesterday afternoon, at
about 4 o'clock, by the falling Of about
two tons of dirt and stone upon him.
His body was dug out by those who
were working with him, and sent to the
Coroner's Office. The deceased was
about thirty-fve years of age and a ma
tive Of Ireland. He resided on Battery
street. aud leaves a wife and one child.
S. r. Times, June 30.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

CAS'r Run WELL.-Springer, the vet
eran editor of the Amador Ledger, per,
petrated this good thing last week
Because General Grant didn't run
worth a cent during the few years oil
the late Democratic canvas in the
South, the Democracy say be will not
run we'll during this canvass"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

For GRANT.-E. C. Webster, Esq,
editor Of the La Sale Press, announces
that, although he publishes an indie
pendent press, he intends to vote for
Grant, because we believe Grant is
better than the party that nominated
him becauee we regard him as an hon.
est man, a clear-headed, common-sense
man, who answers his wife's description
Of him while he was hammering away
at Richmond, "a dreadfully obstinate
man
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

No LAW AGAINST POKER Dice Play
INa.-Judge provinces, of the San Fran
cisco Police Court, has decided that the
game of poker dice does not come with
in the provisions of Gan Act to suppress
gaming" and is therefore not punisha-
BILE by law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

FATAL AccIDESr.-A child OF Mr..
Warren, aged four years, was thrown
from a carriage on Sunday last, on lie,
hama street, between First and Secon9
streets, and died from injuries received
by one OF the wheels Of the vehicle
passing over it. Mr.. Warren was IN the
carriage with the child, and the acci-
dent was caused by the vehicle upset.
ting IN trying to turn around in the mar
row street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

INTERESTING TO SAUSAGE EATERs.-A
correspondent asks the question which
comes home to every n who loves
"sausages." Here it is:
"MR. ETTYTUR "That what I witch to
ask you Is wether strychnine, what the police
gives to dogs, won't pizen the human being
after sassingers has been fride. Please q
put this in the paper how this is, for II fride
strichnine is pizen, / go agin s~assingers.
Yours, till pizened,
RICHARD BURNS"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

AcxSowLEDGNENN.-For the kind con-
sideration of the Grand Marshal Of the
Day, and his Aids, We return our thanks
for special invitations to seats in a car
riage in the procession tomorrow.
members of the Press, we notice, are
not to DO overlooked in these matters,
rs they have been herstofore.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03
NO PAPER TOMORROW.

Tomorrow being the Fourth of July,
and as the editors and printers Of the
NEws Office, in common with their fell
low-citizens, intend participating in the
fsstivisie, Of the occasion, no paper will
be issued from this office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03
GRAND PICNIC.
"A D.
Firemen'S Tournament !
To be given under the direction Of
YOUNG AMERICA ENGINE co. No. 2.
THE GOULD & CURRY a

THE GOULD & CURRY "A
~ L Company having kindly
rendered the use OF their f14
@Lb buildings and ground atuaA
their lower tunnel, the Young America bcgs
leave to announce that they will give ono Of
In Nevada, on the
4th and 5th days Of July, 1858.
The magnificent Hall. 90 by 100 feet. will be
| fitted MP and decorated In the finest possible
| manner, and q Gallery erec ed entirely around
| the Hall for the accommodation Of parties dc.
sIrouS Of witnessing, without psrticlpatingi In the
dancing festivities, where they can be served
| with leo Cream, Strawberries, and oil kinds OF
A ans EATING SALOON. convenient to the
Hall, will be constantly supplied with Rll the
comforts and luxuries the markets afford. Also.
aDRESSING ROOMfor ladies, under the charge
of an experienced matron.
Young America assures the public nothing
shall be wanting TO mako this the plrasantsst
and most satisfactory entertainment oil the kind
ever given on the Pacific Coait.
The preliminary Exercises to be held on the
Grounds will be as follows:
Sunrise, firing salute Of 100 guns. and raising
the National Flag.
National AIrs-by Brass Band. which will DO
In attendance during the Festival.
OratIon-by the President OF the Company,
NATIONAL ong-by Young America Gloe Club.
aflpr which the nal Will % tutoWh wynn NV
dancing commence.
oIfrDooR sPoRTs-AFTERN0oN.
Foot Race-Entrance fee. o.. for incnber.oi
tb. Company, for q silver Goblet, valued at sao
1.-TWO or more 10 run.
GRAND PIG CHASE.
Entrance free. Open 10 aI come,s. h
WIN holds Inc Dig to have it-partios 10 furnish
their own cloths that doesn't.
FOOT RACE.
.aN IA thu n nAFnnAn
~ thr Sth. Each company OF the Department
1T~n.s sreeptcdl to run one member. Distance.
M v,rS,. The Forsmen Of the respective Com
nsnisI 10 choose three nou.memoerso OF the De-
partment to act a. Judges, . majority OF which
mall conduct the race and award tne prize. rne
Trnmnet IL on exhibition At Spaldlngs Saloon.
WHEELBARR0w RACE, for magnificent
EP SACK RACING, ouoi. Pitching, and Dumb
Bell PIGEON SHOOTING.
Exciting match between the crack shots Of Car.
,on and VIRGINIA. N. B.-A large number Of
bIrdI has already been secured.
A Shooting Gallery will also be erected for
Pistol and RIDE practice under the auspices Of
MI. @. F. scholl.
Aiarge swing, for tho accommodation ofladIes
and children: capable Of seating four persons, Is
being erected.
A fne gold enamelsd ladies' watch will DO
waltzed for, at e5 90 . chance, on the 5th. 10 DO
awarded to the most graceful couple. by judges
chosen from the audience by the Executive Com.
mittee.
to the pleasure seeking public, and no amuse.
ment will be INDUCED In calculated to give Of.
tense to the most faytidious or chnste.
A cordial invitation Il respectfully EXTENDED to
everybody 70 join Us in the celebration.
ually to preserve order. and no such opportunity
will ever be offered for o outlet, rational enjoy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

The Martinez Express says the new
Catholic church at that place is being
pushed forward to completion with
great rapidity, and promises to be a
handsome improvement to the town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03
TON H T.
Will be presented Miss Braddon's great scnsa'
tional drama,
LADY AUDLEYs SECRET.
MARY
Fenian Brotherhood.

TNAsMUCH AS THERE IS TO BE NO
/ general celebration by the citizens Of Virgi.
mia, OF the Ninety.second Anniversary Of Amer.
lean Independence, Virginia Circle Fenian Bro.
therhood will not parade on TINT day.
The Brotherhood deeply regret the necessity
or this announcement, being always ready and
willing to perform oil patriotic duties and to par.
ticipate with their fellow citizens In celebrating
ne anniversary OF an event fradght with 30 many
blessings to mankind.
DANIEL NoRMILE, Center.
iva II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

TEE Rev. Mr.. Punshon, being re-
ouested to address the Methodist Con-
ference at one of their recent sittings,
said : "Speech is silver, silence is gold
en-, says the proverb. do not happen
to have any change about me this morn.
ing. viii you accept the goldT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

CAvED ON.-John Hay, a miner in the
Pittsburg mine, says the Nevada Tran
script Of the LIST, was yesterday caught
by a cave of rock. DR.. Hunt was
called, and an examination showed that
be was not injured beyond q few serious
bruises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

Now IS II TnE.-For a superior new style Of
achromatic Opera Glass, q nne R. P. spectacles,
20 to Mr.. Frankel, international Hotel, Virginia.
He will suit your sight to perfect satisfaction,
and will remain only two or three days longer. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03
NEvApA, CAL.-We clip the following

NEVADA, CAL.-He CLIP tue
from the Nevada Gazette Of the 30th ult.:
MINING ACCIDENTAL miner named John
Cook, at work in the Bond claims, at Blue
Tent, was quite severely injured yesterday.
He was engaged In adjusting the hydraulic
apparatus, while the fnll pressure OF water
was on, when the gooseneck became de-
tached from the pipe. Cook was standing in
such q position that he was struck by the
stream OF water, which knocked him into the
sluice-way, and he was carried down some
distance by the current. He was very Sc
verely bruised on the rocks, but we believe
his injuries are not considered dangerous.
MAIL FAcILITIBs.-The completion Of the
railroad to Reno has greatly improved our
mail facilities with Nevada State. We now
receive the Virginia City and Gold Hill pa
pers the next day after publication-the mail
now being sent to Coifax aud thence direct
to this place. Until recently, all the mail
matter from east Of the mountains was sent
to Sacramento, and from thence sent
back to this county, thus causing ono to two
days delay.
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To Wood and Lumber Con.
tractors.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
i the 9th day OF July next, at the office of
tho Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, Gold Hill. for; the delivery, at the Rhode
Island mill, Of 1900 CORDS PINE WOOD, and
at tho Crown Point mine Of 1000 CORDS PINE
WOOD, and 10000 FEET OF PINE LUMBER
the LIST day Of December next.
Bidders will state the kind Of wood and also
from what locality 1t will come.
The undersigned reserves to himself the right
to reject any and all bids.
Gold Hill, June "a, 1868. je9ltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

SAY TRAScisco. July >. 1868.
SALES.
Is Alpha. go 80; 10 Belcher, $50; 81 Chollar.
Potosi, $23l62S2; "a Crown Point. $97696; 20
G Gansy' ! y CUB B; 81; Z Empire s,i M III, $lSglS9Si; 81, 70
$97 5O0s5; 36l Hale & Norcross, $S Nas5; Is
Imperial, $l4l@142 80; G Kentuck, 1881 80; co
Lady Bryan. $26dba6 80; q 0phIr, $i5 5D016; 81
Savage. !$159Gl59 IS; 143 0yerman, $T0Gb7S; IS
Sierra Nevada, $40; % Yellow Jacket, $1,23S6
1,2SO; 30 Cole, $2AG24 50; Gold 14OA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

FIRST DIVISION.
Aid. MARSHAL. Aid.
Music.
Governor and staff.
Major. General Van Bokkelen and STAFF.
Brigadier-G General Winters and staff
National Guard.
Emmett Guard.
Sweeny Guard.
Sarsfeld Guard.
Corps OF Veterans.
SECOND DIVISION.
Aids.
Chief and Assistant Engineers Gold Hill Fire
Department.
Liberty Hose.
Liberty Engine.
Yellow Jacket Hose.
THIRD DIVISION.
Aids.
Miners Union.
Fenian Organization.
Public Schools.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Aids.
Board Of Trustees Of Gold Hill.
Officers OF the Day.
Citizens on foot.
Citizens In carriages.
Citizens on horseback.
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Division will form on C street, right
resting on Taylor, facing cast, at 1879 A. ~, In
the following order:
A., FIRST DIVISION. Aid,
Music.
Chief Engineer and Assistant OF Virginia Fire
Department.
Board OF Delegates.
Hook & Ladder 20.
Engine Company No. ].
Engine Company No. ..
Engine Company No. 3.
Engine Company No. 4.
Engine Company No. 5.
Engine Company No. @.
SECOND DIVISION.
Aids.
Music.
Miners Union.
Fcnian organization.
Welsh Club.
THIRD DIVISION.
Aids.
County Commissioners
Mayor and Board of Aldermen OF Virginia.
Judges OF Courts.
Public Schools.
Citizens on Foot.
Citizens In Carriages.
Citizens on Horseback.
The procession will move at II A. n. as follows:
Virginia Division, south through e street to b;
division, which will move at II 4. Y. north
through Main street to junction Of B and c
streets, Virginia, thence north up b street to
sutton Avenue down Sutton Avenue TO G street /;
down c street to Fort Homestead.
Order OF Exercises at Fort Homestead
l. Music.
8. Reading Of Declaration Of Independence.
4. Music.
8. Grafton.
@. Music.
Z. Benediction.
The Marshal has appointed Assistant Marshals
GOLD HrLIEW. N. Hall, AssIstadt Marshal
J. D. Grcentrcc, II. Huguct, Isaac Frock,
Ross Colcord, c. II. Mcwilliams and c. c. Stc-
ycnson, Aids
YrRGNIA-J. V. B. Perry, Assistant Marshal /;
J. II. Hemenway. A. L. Edwards, j. 8. Kanecn,
Judge Mcagher, Aids.
President of the Day.. p. Jones.
Chaplain-Rev. o. w. Whitaker.
Orator-Wil Campbell.
Reader. c. Potion.
Poet-J. 7. Goodman.
Aids at Gold Hill, and Officers Of the Day, will
report at 10 4. n. to Assistant Marshal Hall, a'
Aids at Virginia City will report to Assistant
Marshal Perry, at 10 A. n.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Colorcd Scarf, Gold
Bullion.
Assistant Marshals-Blue and Silver.
Aids-Tri-color.
The Executive Committee extend a cordial in
vitation to the citizens and civic societies OF Sil
yer City, Dayton, Washoe and Carson to partict
pate IN inc proceedings, IN wniSh case they VII
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Proceeds % be Applied 70 tho Ina.
proyement Of Fort Homestead.
Invitation Connittee.

Invitation Committee.
Brig. Gen. J. B. Winters, Col. ": II. Watson.
CT !. Y, Hayes. Capt. & TTSy y!S
Capt. John McGlnty. Hon. y. A.. u. Ball.
Hon. C.. G. Stevenson. G. II. Van Gorder,
W. D.. q. Gibson. Eugene Blttner,
John White. Albert Prince.
". Ii stonca r Mcclellan.
Charles Watson, H.. Crandall,
RI Butler. W. II. Blauvelt.
ANDY Ingraham, J. II. T. Martin,
4. VI, Chubbuck, Charles Booth.
b. % S,SSehen' samuel ai Hyatt,
W. Cummings. Ross Coieord.
NJ. McCluskcy, Plat Ketcham.
Chas, Foreman, Hank Blanchard.
Tim. OConnell. John Lambert.
GA Brier, ChAs. Denny.
John Kean, Eugene Wolcott.
VIRGINIA..
MAJ. Gen. yanBokkelcn. Capt. &C; Warner.
Col. Glenn. Sutterley, Lieut.. L. w. Hlllyer.
Capt: r. Arnold, lst Asst. {. ,. Wright
Chief Eng, &c. Wilcox. % Asst; Z. Champney
Run Hardy, Jacob Young.
George BIrisall. Jas. Cartier,
Jas. EddlngtOn. Jas. Orndorn,.
VIM. PcnnIson, Peter Leonard.
SILVER CITY.
Casper IIaupt. Id. McDuGie.
Charles Holl, ID. Mclaughlin.
DAYTON
NJ j. Henley, L. Ii. Stone.
CARSON
Capt. 2. 9. witheiel, Lance Nightlnsii.
J.U. Fox. Gov. Sllngerlald.
Reception Committees
John Cosgrove, Jas. Ford.
Eugene Wolcott, J.C. Ross.
J. II. T. Martin, VIM. Falconer.
Floor Manasersi
Albert Prince, A.C Hay,
W. II. Began, Eugene Blttner.
", II, Smith. W.. i. Cummings,
Floor Directors
W. ii. II. LEE.
TICK w
iel3 I'd
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NOTICE
WOOD CHOPPERS

ion EXPERIENCED WOOD CHOPPERS
wv can hnd employment by applying al
H a N H s. r A N Q H =,
Three miles south Of Genoa, In Douglas county.
State Of Nevada,
HAINEs, VAN GORDRR & LEFT,
May eth, 1868. mys om
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THIRD ANNUAL
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
% WILL BIZ GIVEN At N
A Homestead Hall, On
q o l. ID Kill l.,
on THE EVENING OF JULY 4. 1868.
Proceeds { . be Applied 70 the Ina.
prsvement Of R0rt Homestead.
A Ill FIREMEN AND MILITARY C0MPA-
"A MES are invited TO appear In uniform.
The services OF Professors Carl York, kuh. Gus.
Ingraham and other Musicians have been secured
Excellent accommodation will be provided.
Committee Of Ar~rangemontsI
4! 1 z T. Lee, n vi. Z H Began.
W. ]. Cummings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-03

Badges to bshad at tho Hall.
I'D. TREAT,
B. q. FOGQ.
W. W. sC000M.
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FORENOON STOCK REPORT.

CORRECTED DAILY BIT MELLON, cHuvpucg 4 co
GOLD HILL.
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CELEBRATION NOTICES.

THE DAY WILL BE GELR.
1 DRAFTED under the direction Of the Executive
Committee, az follows
The Procession will be formed at Gold Hill Of
1880 A. ~, right resting on Crown Point street,
facing east,
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~vitation to the citizens and civic societies Of Sill.
yer City, Dayton, Washoe and Carson to particl:
pate In the proceedings, In which case they will
report to Assistant Marshal Hall, ut his office In
Gold Hill, who will assign them q place In the
Procession. c. c. BATTERMAN, Marshal.
Gold Hill, june 29th, 1868. Jc29td
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27

to-day from Shreveport She leaves again at P.
M.to-morrow.
The Bismarck. from 81. Lonis, is due.
The Hetty Gilmore, from Lsfourche, win arrive
The Hetty Gilmore leaves for Lockport at s
o'clock to morrow evening.
We anticipate rather brisk time on the landing
to-day and to morrow.
Several packets advertised to leave yesterday
were compelled to defer their departure on ac-
count of the incement weather.
The Irene and honsoon have laid over.
We received no papers from the West last night
We were made to thank Mr.. Chas. Carroll. by
the type, yesterday morning. II should have read
The floating elevator was at work last evening
at the lower end of the steamboat landing. trans
ferring corn 10 bulk from barge TO the steamship
Crescent City. Some 5000 bushels was transferred
in less than two hours.
From the Vicksburg Times Of the 18th III p
q Yesterday was an exceedingly pleasant day,
though perhaps q little too warm. Notwith.
standing il was "packet day" business was ex-
remely dull River still rising at the rate Of four
inches In twenty -four hours. IL Affords much
pleasure to announce that our latest advces from
Louisville and St. Louis state that the Ohio river
ID falling and that the Nississippiis almost at
stand The prospect is that we shall entirely es-
cape the ruinous effect of general overfown
We expect to forward a vote Of thanks from
the numerous readers in these parts Of that est-
first time the foreman of that paper places the
river report twice In succession on the same side
OF the Sheet Vieksburg Times.
And we will thank the same journal whenever it
gives the New Orleans CRESCENT proper credit for
river items extracted from our column.
For BAYOU LAF0URcHE--The regular passen-
ger packet Nina SHINES, under command OF the
peoples fayorite, Capt Greathouse. leaves IS
above at 10 A. NJ. to-day. Mr.. Jas. Dalferes, one
of the eeverest gentlemen on the river, has
charge of her office.
FoR BAYOU SARA.-The Iberville leaves as
above at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
For RED RIvER.-The Era No. leaves at 5
O'Clock this evening.
A. G. Brown FOR LOWER CoAsT.-This feet and
truly elegant passenger packet leaves at noon to-
day for all lower coast landings. Capt. Bassett
commands, and her Office is in charge of those
polished gentlemen, Messrs. o. Canton and Will.
Brooks. The Brown will be back in time to leave
on Sunday at A. N. for all landings on the upper
coast as far as New River and Donadsonvle.
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Commercial 9nteIIQenfs.
O..ss ;,.,, o...o.. no. . o.n :. .E ~

ORHscHEr OFFICE. NO q CLnr sFRErI
Thursday Evening. March %. 1885.
CoTroN--The market has been active and buo-
yant throughout to-day, under more favorable ad.
vices from Liverpool and New York, and con-
tinued hrmness in both Foreign and Domestic
Exchange. The offering supply was fair through
out, and as most OF the principal buyers appeared
disposed operate at the asking rates OF the past
few days, $500 bales soon changed hands at irregu-
lar but generally full previous quotations, which
we repeat as follows. viz: Ordinary 2l4022c.;
good ordinary 22lQ23c.; low midding % TO-,
and middlIng at z43Q25c. The rapid falling of in
the supply is stiil the most powerful argument
used by factors TO uphold and advance prices.
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
AT THIS POET DURING PAST TWO WEEK.
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CTrT on JkFFkksoF, March Y, 100.
Arrived yesterday-440 Texas Beeves. Y Hogs,
sos Sheep and 10 Mich Cows. Sold yesterday
ia Texas Beeves, 66 Calves and Yearlings 1873
Hogs, SOS Sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on
saIe-7lI Texas Beeves, "a Calves and Year
lings, $50 Hogs and 81 Mich Cows. We quote
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27
TO THE rUBLrc.

Having purchased the exclusive right to sell ANCHOR
OIL for the State Of Louisiana from the Inventor W.
Holister Dealers not sell any Of the OIL
make any Contract without consent shall hold them
responsible for so doing. Z. A. wENTkEL
209 Royal street,
Sole Az nt for Ioui Il ma
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-27

MoLAssEs-The receipts to-day were l64 bbIs
The market is quiet. nothing being done except In
a retail way, al 60@eOc. for common to choice
plantation reboied, aad T59S5c. for refinery re-
boiled.
FLouR-The markettoday was quiet and dull !;
buyers were busily engaged examining the re-
celpts previous TO purchasing while holders, con
fdent 10 their views, refused 10 make CONCESSIONS.
Sales were 1850 bbls., as follows 100 bbs. nike
brands ON private terms. so and 100 bbls. super
fine af SO, 100, leo and 700 bbls double extra at
$40 62i, 100 bbls low treble extra at Sill 90, and
100 bbs. choice at SIS so b Dbl.
CORN-The receipts were quite liberal and the
market opened quiet with demand for conces-
sions. Holders al frat we're unwilling TO give way,
but as the day advanced Is 900 SACKS were taken
mostly az decline Of lc. q bushel. Sales were
as follows: $50, and 2l00 sacks from warehouse
at 81 II bushel. and l60 25ee and 5000 sacks from
the landing at 81 0ls Z bushel.
0ATs-Ihe market is Qaiet and firm at previous
figures. The demand is limited and operations
for the day were confined to 2l5 sacks at Tic. Z
bushel.
ket il quiet and steady with sales Of $50 sacks, il
two lots. at$l 60 y 100 Ms:
HAY-The supply is limited, the demand fair
and prices are frm- Sales to-day so bales fair
Ohio River at $40 y ton.
RYE--A lot of 500 sacks sold to-day from store
at 81 Is u bushel, sacks not included.
PoRK-fhere was better feeling noticeable in
the market to-day, and stinening although no
quotabe change in prices. Sales were 80 bols.,
IN Jobbing lots, Of which 20 bhls. prime mess at
s2S 80 Is bbls. do. at $24, and so bbls. mess at
$26 IS y Dbl.
BAcoN-1he market is duh and depressed. with
only nominal inquiry at prices shade lower,
slthough at retail there is fair demand at pre-
vious ngures. Shoulders are held at l2{0l23c.,
and clear sides at lee. y h.
LARD-Ihe supply is light and the demand fair.
Tierces are held at l1ac., and kegs at lsc. q u.
fREGHTs-There Is very little cotton Offering
coastwise and but little tonnage. We quote: BY
steam TO Liverpool 9-l60td. for cotton. l6Sd. for
corn, Cos. tobacco. Liverpool by sail, to Gil
mp sGl7-S2d.. and for .consgnments 1d.a- for
cotton, I'D. fer corn and AS. Sd. for tobacco.
To New York by steamer ic. for cotton, 20a2l3c
for corn, s0c. for -four. New York by sail, &C. Tor
cotton, zoe. for corn, and soc. for -four. To Bos-
ton BY steam llc. for cotton. 22c. for corn and
9Oc. for -four. Boston by SAIL fc. for cotton, Is
vQ1Oc. for corn, and $50. for flour. To Bremen by
&-l{c. gold for cotton and AIS. Cd. for tobacco.
INHavre BY sail lt9-- for cotton. Glasgow by
sail l63d. for corn.
LIvKRrooL NARxEr.-The annexed report Of
the Liverpool market for the week ending the 9th