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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-27
ST. N
Fob YOUNG LADIES.

THIS Institution, conducted by the Sisters OF
81. Dom mic, is delightfully."- situated IN a
healthy and retired part Of the city of Menu
phis, Tenn. The buildings are ample and COM
modions, Standing In the center OF extensive
and highly improved grounds, shaded by forest
trees, and laid out with rare plants amt shrub
berry.
The course of studies comprises all the
branches, Ussful and Ornamental, that are
usually taught.
The Academic Year consists of two Sessions
Of Ave months each the first commencing on
the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBES, the
second on the FIRSrMOnDAY ofFEBRUARY.
Terms per SessEOn-PayabIe Half yearly,
Invariably tn
For Board and Tuition, etc., SIS. $50, $50 or
500, according TO the age or class Of the pupil.
For Day Scholars, Tuition, Sl5, so, 70 or SSO,
according to age or class.
EXTRA CHARGEs.-Latin, French, Italian,
each. SO 90: Music on Piano, SIS 90; Music on
Guitar, $50 90; Music on Harp, $50 20; Use Of
instruments IS 90; Painting in Oh Coiors,
SIS 90: Painting In Water ColOrs, SIS 90 Draw
Ing. $40 90: Embroidery and Ornamental Work,
sl5 90; Wax Work, SIS 90; Washing and Mend
ing. SIS 90; Bed and Bedding, $40 90; Station
erY. So 90 Dancing, at Professors charges.
H1- Board per month during vacation, II
spent at the Academy-washing, mending, ETC.,
40. fncludez-Sl2. Medicines and Physicians
fees will form extra charges.
For further Information, apply TO or address
the " Mother Superior, ST. Agnes Academy.
au4d 3tEW1m
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Kissing MEDIUM in the
Lsuderdale, Hay
wood snd Fsyette, is l. D 20
Record, edited by Col. , g-oE;ngton
and published every week At 80.
Upton county, Tenn. The paper ss
oughly white in its tone and princiL :
Is ably edited and managed, and has
large circulation in the counties named.
Col Rose, the editor, is il the city at
present, soliciting sdver easements. Any
fsvOrs left for him at this Office will be
promptly attended to.
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NorTcE.-M. Wolf & Co., dry goods
merchants, No. go M9n street, wish it
distinctly Understood that the Mori.z
Wolf, charged with arson, is not coz
nected With their house, but is another
Wolf altogether. He hiss been doing
business IS N. Wolf, agent. 2E
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Terms per SessfOn-PayabIe HaIf-year
InVnriRhlY In AdVRRce.
Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. viii now be received for the
ppointme OF 100 additional Cadets INTO
this Institution. Those entering in the sum-
mer months enjoy peculiar advantages in the
special course OF discipline and instruction, BY
which they are preparsd for the regular studies
which on the LIST September.
Circulars VIII b Rgpt % application
maia FRANCIS =. aA1TAssRpt
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THE BENEFIT FRIDAY NIGHT.-In
connection with the attractions hereto
fore announced, Mr.. Lsro Lubris will
recite, al sm Dying, Egypt Dying
and Mr.. Jake S=esell the "Fairest
Pearl on Friday 2s.h, at New Msmphis
Theater.
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TIE SOUTHERN HOTEL is the fsvorite
stopping p!see for the p lsnters Of Mlssls-
sippi, Arkansas snd West Tennessee,
the charges being reduced from % TO g
per day. The eating department is first
rate, and the sleeping rooms aud beds the
best in the city. Free passes D and from
Railroad DePots TO planters, in City Rail-
rosd cars. The proprietOrs being old
citizens know how to please their coun-
try friends. Capt. J. +. Voolfolk, of
Senatobia, will be found In the Hotel,
and will be pleased to see his many
frisnds. 90 gentlemen day hIsrders at
70 per week. Gentlsnen uIsy have
rooms without board 81 81 to S. per
week. Rates reduced from s. to 81 per
day. Steamboat and Railroad officers
patronage solicited. Iw
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PAscHALL HOUSE DRAWING.-Certih-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis Of Mr.. E. &. Plummer, w.
1T. Passmore & Co., $50 Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s bookstore,
si74 Main street. Circulars containing
fniT particulars furnished On application
to, either of the above parties. jy2StaWtf
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PERsoEAL.-We had the pleasure of
meeting, yesterday, Z. H. Poe, Esq, of
the Des Arc Citizen, Mr.. Pee is in the
city soliciting advertisements for his
paper, which is one OF the neatest,
handsomest and largest Of our
Arkansas exchanges. It is also
an exeeilent advertising medium,
and We recommend it as such to our
friends. Mr.. Poe lie sto ppiDg st the Wor-
sham, and will remain in the city a
week or so.
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SELECT SCHOOL-Ars. Dr.. Cobb will
open 3 select school for girls and small
boys Oh the 1st of September, at her res
idence, 2O4 Second street. Pupils in mu-
sic also received. Terms moderate.
aueg I'm
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MISSISSIPPI n TENNESSEE KALI
RoAD.-We understand that on and after
the first instant freight and passage on
this road will be very materially re-
duesd.
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FEK4LE INSTITUTE,
Near Baltimore, Maryland.

IN full operation, with complete CORPS OF
Il Teachers and Professor Pupsls from nine
Teen different States, SoHth and Southwest. a0a0
present. Location beautiful, convenieaL. re-
tired and perfectly healthy. school salect
number OF pupils limited, and charges more
moderate than the few institutions OF the same
class in cities and elsewhere. Term begins sep
10, 1868. ddres the Principal,
ROBERT Il. 81
aul1 stawew Enisotts MIL, Ma.
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The ruins OF house lately burned In
front Of the new County Jail, the eide
and rear being almost as good rs new,
will be sold st auction Saturday morn
ing, the 18th inst, st 70 o'clock. 81
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WRAPPING PAPEE--H you would
ssva voG- money, go to Brown Dill
Isra,s Sole AGENTS, PA Front street, and
examine their stock. They have all
grsdss Of the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
nriess' iy29l I'm
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Election for Directors OF the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company.

ENBE Stockholders in the Memphis and
Char eston Railroad Company are notified
that the annual election for Nine Directors OF
said Company will be held at the offices OF the
Company in Memphis, rennessee, and Hunts
VILE, Alabama, on
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
Omce--NO. is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

RESERVED SEATS to the compliment
airy benefit Friday evening, for sAle 81
Lsubrle's cigar store, 81 Main street. 2t
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GENTS Fall style silk hats, 0 ready
at Wheaton & Co.'s, hatters and fnrriers,
1873 Main street. sc
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"wednesday, september Ie, Isss,

stockholders will be passed free for one day
before and until one day after said election,
o exhibiting their certificates of stock 70
the conductor.
BY order OF the Board
Gee. ROBERTSON,
au2I I'd Secretary and Treasurer.
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B0OTS,SHOES& HATS
S29 Main St, Memphis, Tenn.

w z are now receiving our FAN Stock, and
w have q large and well assorted stock OF
SEASONABLE GOODS, to which we invite the
attention of merchants.
ans dSw Jerry MITCHELL.
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Aces cigars are the Best.

Business, Visiting and wedding Cards
Printed atthe Lowest Prices ~ Fac APP
peal Job 0Eftce.
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Regular Memphis, hit and Little Red
EiVer Thursday Packer.
- DES ARC -

JOHN ID. ELLIOTT Master; CAD. +. HANKs
and Mat GLASS, Clerks.
THE steamer DIES ARC having been put in
thorough repair, Will enter the MEMPHIS
and WAEIE RIVER TRADE permanently on
the Sd CAV OT September. 1873.
leaving Memphis every Thursday for all points
on Write anu Little Red rivers, connecting at
DevaUts Bluff with trains for Little Rsck.
Leaves Devalts Bluff for Memphis every Mon
day on arrival or train.
Merchants or Memphis-Tha
steamer EES ARC viii resume her trips in the
White River Trade on Thursday. the Sd day OF
September, 1865, and as l an satisfied that Il IL
the wish Of botn the planter and merchant that
the local packets receive and transport mer-
handls on which there Is c. 0. D. charges,
and IN view Of the fact that the refusal to trans
port such freight has operatsd very much
against the trade Of Memphis, the steamer
Z ARC IA home packet, owned and con-
trolled in Memphis) viii. on resumiug her trips.
receive all e. o. D. freight, and collect free OF
charge.
JOHN D. ELLIOTT, Master
au2 And Owner Steamsr Des Arc.
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Regular Tuesday ST. Francis River Packet-For
Helena Mariana, Madison. Wittsburz
and all WAY Landings.
MOLLIE HAMBLETON, R. Bowman Mastsr
sam. G. Paine, Shell and CLARK, Clerks.
VIII leave Memphis EVERY L.
TUESDAY, at S O'Clock pm a
LARRY HAHM6TAD. AFsnt-
ia21d Star WharfbOst. loot Jefferson st.
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ReDnOVR1-
- -

- - -
THE undersigned having taken possession OF
the
STAR Wharf0oat, az the Foot Of Jefferson
Streef,
VIII continue the Steamboat Agency Busin, So.
and transact all matters Entrusted to hfm BY
his N friends with promptness and dis
patch. ABR HARNSTAD.
Star Wharfboat, foot of Jefferson street.
au4u Memphis.
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IADyERTI5ENENT ]

Advertisement
To EDITORS OF APPEAL: You will
certainly render me space for reply to
faIseheods from "JOhn Leslie, 7 Madison
street." in your local columns Of 25:h
inst. The property referred to Lot No.
g. was assessed to one " Keep" for years
1868 and 1867. Keep never paid the
taxes. The lot was sold July, 1857, for
the taxes delinquent for 1856, the State
being the purchaser. Afterwards the
"Leslie" called to pay on same lot taxes
for 1857, which he paid, alleging his Dur-
chase from Keep, and was then informed
OF the sale for taxes for 1866, and vas
told Of the mode of its redemption. His
money for this was forwarded to the
Comptroller, Nashville, who returned
him certificate of redemption.
Icannot permit my name to bs Will
fed, as is attempted by said sisnderer.
The above is a true statement OF the
matter and in imputing to me the re-
oeption of monies paid twice for the
same lot for tbs same year, he Is q liar
with malice aforethought, and q villain.
PHILIP GARVIN, Tax Collector.
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Ledger copy.


A FIRsT-CLAss NOTICE.-We have
had occasion, once in q while, during a
long connection with the press, to 'hand
gentlemen around,n and have once or
twice given individuals of the genus I'D.
b. what we thought some frst-class
notices, but sll that we have seen or
written pale their Intellectual fires and
fade into insignifcsnce before the fol-
loving A A strictly first-class notice,
whieh We clip from ALI. Kierolf's paper,
the Council Bluffs Democrat
TO PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS.
The craft, as well az tbs public gen.
orally, are hereby notified that q printer,
q dead beat," q drunken b~raggadoeio
and qnmitigated liar and scouAdrel, q
"ratn and low down thief, late q fore
man in our pewsroOm, by the name Of
John G. Layton, is sfioat, and Is likely
to turn up in one respectable printing
Office 20 look for q "sit." He ia about
Ave feet Eve INCHES high, heavy set, and
a little bald and halls from Evansville,
Indiana county, Pa. We insert this no.
tice to protect the unsuspecting against
his depredations and thefis. He has
stolen from US not less than five hundred
dollars, and at least one hundred dollars
from the cOmpOSitors III this Office, and
in reference to which full particulars
may be had by addressing this office.
Publishers will eonfers favor by noticing
this Item In their papers.
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REPORT.

In obedience to the charter and by
laws Of Jour company, the President and
Directors submit this, their fourteenth
annual report to ths Stockholders, en-
brsci1g the operations Of your company,
for the fiscal year ending 90 Iune, 1868
To the General Superintendent's report
you are referred for the details Of the
transportation department. It embraces
sn the information necessary to = salts
factory understanding of the same.
From this report, you viii find the re-
ceipts and expenses have been - follows
---.SL,I74g Is
ExDensCs S5U. IOT ~
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So that, from extraordinary causes,
you have been deprived OF oDs-third Of
the profits of your road for the year.
The remaining two. thirds of the wear
yielded 3 net profit of $33O,6 s ST.
But for these extraordinary casualties.
the road would probably have Yielded is
average profit for these four months.
which should have been SI65, 343 SO.
making nearly as much net as the pre-
vious year, say-$506,0 OBI so.
IT viii be observed that the expenses
for the last eight months OF the vesr
were only S45e, 66l rs, or S57, Os2 " .
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The general prostrstiOh CT the business
1 Of the country, from various causee, has
| materially reducsd the receipts Of your
Sad, and affected isjuriously every
/ ~ea Of industry To an extent hitherto
bra w IL this country.
unkno receipts, as compared with
Ihe or. year are as follows:
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FOR NEW

VIII pass down, at pm. on her r.
nrst tr1p Of the season 70 New Or.Ac
leans StateroOms can be secured aT
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
aux I'd Star WharfOoat- fOot Jefferson 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

QY GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, REAL ESTATE AUCTION
ID GERS, Richmond ya-The Powhite Granite Quarry,
the Richmond and Danvle Railroad, five miles above Rich
mond Va VIII be sold at auction on Wednesday l4h Of
October ut 2 o'clock NJ IL fair II not then the next fair
day thereafter at the hour There 80 OF land,
with derrlcks, equipments and appliances. The white
lary 70 be equal not superior to any IN this
country The formation Ia In boiders
TO 30 feet and be worked desired depth without
from water. The transportation TO
coawise navigation is the cheapest of quarry the
United s.ac. buildings complete and ample This be-
evcd to be the best property the kind the United
Terms, about $l0 cash; $50 LIST Nov 1885, g.
on LIST February 1sC9 and balance terms to be
nounced ut the sale. For further particulars address
auctoneers. g. A. GLOVER, Trustee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12
RY ROBERT soMERv1LLE, AucrIoNEER.-sALEs.

RY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER.-sALEs.
ID room 81 Nassau street.
ROBERT sOMERvILLE will sell at auction on Monday,
October H. at 10 O'clock Mt the private residence 10 Amy
street, rosewood Parlor Suits Mirrors Bookcase Vel
Brussels Carpets Bedroom and Dining Room FurnI
turc, Hair and Straw Mattresses together with large
mcni Of Kitchen Utensils, &c.
fine rosewood octave Piano.
lY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
ID TUESDAY, October IL,
and WEDNESDAY,, 1sth
Mt 04 o'clock each day. at the saesroom ~ Nassau street,
the entire elegant Furniture of large house, removed from
Washington Heights for convenience Of SALE Particulars
hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12
CHERRY HILL
ny A. u. MELLICK, JR. BRO,
AUCT1oNEERs AND DEALERS IN NEW JERSEY
REAL ESTATE, % PINE STREET.
WEDNESDAY, October IL.

POSITIVE SALE OF 300 BUILDING LOTS,
Cherry HILL miles from New York, In the suburbs
Hackensack
These lots handsomely situated on high ground,
mandng extensive views Of the surrounding In
the midst OF handsome Improvements and are uncxcepon
able In The streets and thor
oughv graded sidewalks made and CUTTERS established
Cherry Iil beautiful park Of residences, -
New York by rail and within 10 niles drive OF the Forty
second street ferry special train BY the Erie Railroad win
leave the loot OF Chambers street at ~ J the morning Of
the sale.
COLLATION. served on the ground.
For railroad passes and full particulars apply Mt the
onlce of tha auciIoneer % Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

DhwNBRoKER's sALE.-R. FIELD, AUCTIoNEER,
4s7 Par street corner City Hall place. VII sell this day
a II o'clock coo Of Mems and womens Clothing Dresses
shawls Coaks, Remnants Underc othng, Quilts and Bsn
kets bedding also Mink and other Fur Caps Nuns and
CuDs: also large Business and Frock
Coats Vests well worthy the attention OF Dealers
BY order, Joseph Frankei, No. 2 Oliver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

A UCTION NOTICE.-AT ERNEST ROTH'S FURNI-
N ture Mandatory 50 Blocker street, between Broad
way and Mulberry street Furniture At less than auction
color French satin brocatel haircloh, s8s $0
Yl25 $3.50 and $780, Also over 50o0 worth Of all kinds
Parlor, Bedroom and Diningroom Furniture, cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

vTM. Writer'S, AuCTIONEER-SELLS THIS DAY, AT
W. O'clock at 454 canal street, three good second hand
Parlor Suits, In rich coverings; French Plate Pier and
Mante Mirrors, brocate and Lace Curtains Centre
Side and Fancy Tables; rosewood Piano. Stool and Cover
rosewood Eagere mahogany Secretary Bookcase Amour
Gace, French Mantc Clock, rich medallion Wilton and
and Velvet Tapestry three ply and oe, oeon; IN
suits other Mattresses Feather Beds, Blank
Rocking and other Chairs 40 to 50 fine second hand Carpets
will commence. Goods packed and shipped
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-12

QY r. SOMERV1LLE, AUCTIONEEK AND REAL ES-
ID TATE BROKER SALE ROoM 81 NASSAU STREET,
ART GALLERY 50 FIFTH AVENUE
SPLENDID COLLECTION OF COSTLY AND ATTRAC-
TIVE CARRARA MARBLE sTATuARY, ALABASTER
OkNAMENTS, BkoNNZES, &C, THE AMORTIZATION OF
ROBERT SOMERvILIE win sell at auction Monday
and Tuesday, l2h and 18th of October at IL o'clock day.
at saesroom 81 Nassau street. one Of the most beautiful col
lecons OF the above goods offered at auction In this
city, comprising Aabaster Verdi de Prate Stauary
cuted in Florence Columns and Pedesals large Etrscan
Vases and Roman Tazzas Antique rns and other Vases Of
entirely styles and designs Tor flowers and cards also
fine collection OF bronze and gilt Clocks and Mante Orna
menta.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-14
Cincinnati Market,

By Telegraph CISCINNATI, April ID.
FLoUR--Quiet at previous prices, but
holders are firn1.
WHEAT-Firne aud higher; No. Tred
Winter 81 SO; No. 2 81 IS; this advance was
owing 10 advices from New York.
Cousin demand at S5686c for ear, and
SS@S9c for shelled.
kYE-Ffrm at 81 S69l 81.
OATS -T5076c. and firm.
BARLEY-DuH and nominal.
CoTTON-Held htghers middling SOC, but
this is above the views OF buy ers; there
+ re, there was but little done
Provisions An articles in this line are
dull but held at full rates mess pc k ST I;
bulk meats l2lz9Isles bacon 1870, 1514c,
l65zc and NE for shoulders, sides. clear
rio and clear sides; spectators from At
lanta, Georgia, took 800, 900 pounds clear
ri bnIk sides al I513c; lard dull and nOmi-
mai ; under Liverpool news IL was held at
l715e for city, and TIC for country; butter
unchanged aud irm at 4695Oc tor fresh +;
eggs 19ci potatoes dali at S3a3 Is per barrel
on arrival.
sEEDs--Clover duh at l08I01%c per pound,
with hardy any demand; timothy dull at
81 20dz 30.
OOFFEls- fair demand at 2O916c.
SUGAR-Steadv At l34l6c.
PETRoLEUM-DuI at 33c for refined n ee
OILs-LinSeed duh at 81 IS; lard oil 81 30
a So for No. / and extra.
GoLD-i13S1S, buying. H.t
MoNE1'-Market easy at s910 per cent.
for good paper
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New York Market.

| BY Telegraph n Ew YoRK, April 10.
CorToN About 3ze better, but rather
| quiet at the advance; sales $500 bales at
| 3l%c for middling uplands.
FIoUR-I0d20c better on low grades with
rather more doing; sales l,220 barrels at
SO 00G9 so TOR supernne state and Western,
$40 O0al0 80 for extra state, 50 909ll 90 fOt
extra Western, s12 2j0f4 90 for white wheat
extra, SO 90 a II 90 for round-hOOp Ohio,
$40 25dII 90 Tor extra st. Louis, SO O0G4 50
for good to choice do, closing firm. Cali
'fornia firm sales 500 sacks at sl2 2169l4 .
at 81 5099 80. Corn Meal quiet; sales 300
barrels at s. IS for Western, and So % for
BranCywine.
WHISKY Nominal
WHEAT-Receipts l9 500 bushels. Wheat
l62c better, and In moderate demand,
parity Tor export and partiyfoI home use;
2 Spring in store and delivered, and
s. A. for Nos. and mixed; amber state
hIY Ia sales 5000 bushels State a
81 92G1 IS, the latter for small lots.
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Qulet.
CORN Receipts. 1850 bushelsi lc better;
fairly active; sales of $4,000 bushels at
81 pa % for new mixed Western ahoat;
81 % Tor Inferior old do. in store; 81 1891 70
for new white southern and Western 81 70
MSl p for Southern and Western yellow;
and 81 IsGI 70 for straw-coIored southern.
OATs-Receipts, 25l bushels; modera ely
active; sales OF 5000 bushels at S5149S6iac
Tor western in store.
GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat, 6o8.630 bushels; corn, FPS. 259
bushels; barley, I5,2s5 bushels; peas, 1854
bushels.
RICE Nominal.
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR-MOre active, and &c better; sales
of l,5OO hogsheads of Cuba at 1870 l2c; and
100 boxes of Havana on private terms.
MoLASSES- NOmiually unchanged
hOP5-C9uieJ at 10 aJJc for American.
PETROLEUM ~ Crude, quiet at l05Ic; re-
hned IN bond active at 251592J54ci lies Of
PoRK-Qulet and firm; sales Of 500 bar
rels at 81 1927 80 for new mess. clos ne at
81 1919 regular; So S7d26 for old ditto;
closing at 80 regular; s22022 80 for prime;
s24 50GH 70 for prime mess: also sales of
500 barrels Of new mess, sellers May, on
private terms,
BEEF-Firmer; sales OF $50 barrels at so
for new plain mess; so 50G24 70 for new
extra mess; also sales of 240 tierces at S33G3
Is for prime mess; S40942 for Indian mess
Beef hams dull and irregular.
BACoN-Firm and quiet; sales Of 200 box
es cumberland cut at lac; also sales of 100
boxes long cut hams at l5c.
CUT NEATS-Firmer; sales of $50 pack
ages at l2gI23&c for shoulders; l6149l71{c
y LARD1DuI; sales of $50 barrels at I7@lsc.
BUrrER-steady at 20940c for Ohio SOC
CHEEsE~Steady at I49I61zc.
LATEST.
| FLoUR-Closed mod erately active, and
shade firmer for low grades,
| WHEAT-Qutet and very nrIn
/ RYE-Firm at 81 80 for w eStern.
oATs-Quiet and firm at S6>5c for West
ern in store.
CoRN-Ffrm at 81 28gI 25 for new mixed
! Western afioat, at 81 Ogl p for OLD mixed
/ w eSteTn In store.
PoRK--Quiet, with sellers OF new mess at
| 81 . regular, aud buyers at 81 l2L.
| BEEF-F1rm with a fair demand
! CUT MEATs-ModerateIy active and hrm.
| BACoN-Quiet and firm at lac for Cum
! berland cut.
! LARD-Dun and heavy at I75S9Isc for
| fair TO prime steam and kettle rendered.