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PoLITLos is running prettya high
IN Henderson County. The rival
Democratic candidates for the Legis-
lature are stumping the county, and
their newspaper organs-the Reporter
and Nesos-are firing away with an
energy, not to say vieiousness, that
is pleasant to contemplat te. We are
somewhat surprised that the harmo-
nious Democracy eftKentucky should
say so many hard things Of each other.
Especially are we astonished to learn
that the Democratic party aforesaid
has been electing some very improper
men to the Legislature In times. past.
IF the Reporter is to be credited, Hen
derson County has heretofore been
very badly relresentedg But our ex-
perience has taught US that the Re
porteT's statements are frequently
based more upoh passion than reason;
that prejudice influences it to an ex-
tent that materially detracts from It's
eredibility. ....4r.-
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BUFFALO, July 23.-Ad Intorna-
tional Industrial Exhibition, under
the management Of the Mechanics
Institute. will be opened in this city
on the 9th Of October next, and con-
tinue during the month. Thc spacious
FIRE proof skating rink and adjacent
grounds, covering an area of $4,000
square feet, have been secured for the
purpose. The different railways,
steamboats, and express companies
have agreed to return, free Of charge,
all goods on exhibition.
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NASHVILLE, July 23.-Some weeks
ago, Chancellor Smith enjoined the
city authorities from exercising the
functions of their Offices. and appoint
ed a receiver to take charge of the
city government. The city authori
ties applied to Chancellor East to ais
solve the injunction. East delivered
his decree to day, and sustained the
decree of Chancellor Smith. Until the
election in September next, Nashville
will therefore be in the hands of Re-
ceiver Bass.
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LONG BRANCH, July 23.-President
Grant and family. last evening, at
tended the hop at the Stetson House.
To day has been passed in riding, at
tending clam bank. &c. The ar
rangements for the complimentary
ball, in honor of the President, on
Monday night, are nearly completed.
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TURKEY

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 23.-The
Sultan has refused to receive the
Vicer0y Of Egypt. Kanrochod Pascha
and Hascan Pascha have been an
pointed members Of the Grand Ooun-
Gil, and Mustapha, member Of the
Council, Minister.
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TIE Bluff City Club Of Memphis
beat the Quiekstep Club of Paduoah
on Tuesday, in a game of five innings.
The score stood 80 to 9. The Quick
steps were not in practice.
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MAIN STREET EWCHAWCsE.
Corner Of Nsfih nnlf Fis1ah gta..
6IG8N Ql nc NNbLECIflYf} III NXERW
- LEAsANG, airy rooms, elem, come
E Portable beds, with excelIenG boafd aI
per week, or single meals Il cents. lodgings
35 cents. The bcst tho mnIkal affords will
always be found here, and orders Tor fresh
berries, fruit and CntaWba wine OF tho
Kretchmar farm VIII be than kfully receive
ed and promptly attended o..
toSd6m JOHN g.BCHW WEIZEH.
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Base BAH.

CLEVELAND, July pa game of
base ball between the Forest City, of
Cleveland, and the Detroit club. of
Detroit, was won by the former
score 81 to 9.
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TTHEsE srnTNga ARE sIrUATED

-HHH
TTHEsE sPRHNGa ARR SITUATED
~ nine miles north OF BHOAf45 sTA-
I4DNs on the ONO and Ml laalasippl Hnli-
road, In very romantic and picturesque
region, abOundlnE ln game and dsh, as
We'll as mineral and botanical spocimeug
ROCK, a natural curiosity Of great luter-
pst, STANDS near the road on the way to
the station.
many persons 90 the mCst valuable OF amy
In the West: White sulphur, t5lacE 5ul-
Fregb Water--and ln nbumdHnce
Analysis By Ur. owen of one or tho
springs shows the following properties.
+Free suiphuretted Hydrogen. Carb0natg
Of Magnesfa, Sulphnto MaEuesla, NilIrfH-
small quantity GarbOuic Acid Gas = ga
trace, Chloride Sodium, Bulphate of soda.
Snlphate Lime, Carbonate Of Limo. Chio.
ride Potassium--ama quantity, Aluminn
For the superiority OF tho Vater oa "a
curative agent and delicious Summer aet-
erage, reference need only be- mndo t0 Gle
thousands who nave used IN. Il has beau
found especially Duicaclous for DvruaDaIn
ia All 1ts forms; for All diseases of Emo
5yot1acni bGWcHa Kidney hyea, skiing
Ior DIopsg, Neuralgiai syphilis hhcuma-
tism, Scrofula, mud AM chronic caso8. na lf
is an active aud enielent ALrEHATrvE.
Warm, cold, and Tcpid shower and
Tub Baths Furnished OF the
Mineral Water.
The Bowiln1 Alleys and Falcon arc an
charge Of DIT. CafmOdg, o. EVanavilIIe.
who viii be pleased iO cator 40 tho tHstca
and enjoyment of all his old friends. and
as many new ones as may favor him with
their presence.
Daily hacks will convey pas Ouuors tg
and from che spriuws, connecting Win tho
trains both ways on the ohio aud Miaals-
sippi Railroad 40 shoals station HICKS
VIII also run between Bedford, on tho
Louisville, New Albany and Chle8goIball-
road, and the Springs.
Hack charges from Shoals % the Springs
reduced 10 q O0
ID. X. DUNIHUE, Proprietor.
Tho place, with soyeu hundred nore9i iB
for sale or lease for term ol ycnrs.
June ~. dtlgfauU
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COUNTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Railroad Nni.ina

Railroad Notice.
TAT GSF1CE EB AaEREEsE GIVEN 20
La the qualified voters OF the county of
Nanderburgh, that, in pursuance Of an
order OF the Board of Com naissioheIs of
said county. rendered at their June term,
1862 the polls viii be OEsned on the 5th
day Of August, 1869, at the several voting
piaces in said county. to take the votes OF
The legal voters thereof upon the subject of
said county aiding in the construction of
the Evansville, Cafni x Paducah Railroad
TO the amount OF two hundred and forty
two thousand doliafs.
Given under my hand. this 18th day Of
June, 1863. VICTOR BISCH
Auditor OF Marlborough County.
iuu23 dEVv4w
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KEY WEST, Florida, July 23.-The
United States steamer Gettysburg,
with the monitor Oentaur, arrived
this afternoon from Santiago de Cuba.
All well.
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ERAEAY sBs9aJaSS 4 L
sATURDAx............-.......-......JULY q, 1869

WE will publish, on Monday, an
otEer letter from Europe, by our cor
respondent who is spending the sum-
Ier there.
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yWTAETED - AGENTS 10 sell q thor
w oughly good domestic Article, want
ed IN every family. Exclusive territory
given. Business pleasant and Tespecta bic.
one agent sold $50 in one small town; one,
1000 in Eve towns; one, 81 In calling on 50
succession, upon which he made SO per
day; and others DO equally as we'll. Send
IOr circular
LITTLEFIELD & DAME,
l02 Washington street,
jy23 wit Boston, Mass.
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AndIan Pprau 90
The Proprietor Of the Indian
Springs, in Martin County, Indiana,
respectfully informs the Public that
his house will bo open for visitors
the LIST of June.
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CfNCfNNATI, July 23.-John How
ard was sontonced to the penitentiary
for life In the Common Pleas Court
to day, for the murder Of AH. Paris,
in April last.
The jury have been out Ia the Hay
man express robbery case since noon
to day: They will be kept till morn
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FIRST STREET, near Division.

DADDEN a. Co. ARE READY 10
* supply the trade with the GEN UINE
S10LDEN ERASINE, GERMAN ERA
~ :, ~ y -, b hO W n EkAsIV Il, and the
housekeeper should give IL trial.
Sold by all respectable grOcers.
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RELGTUNr.

BELG1O0
BRUSSELS. July 23.-Henry San
ford, the retiring American Minister,
yesterday had an audience of leave,
and Mr.. Jones, the new Minister,
presented his credentials.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 23.-Tho Generals
and other officers Of the army recent
ly arrested for fermenting insulrec-
ton, have been exiled to the Canary
Islands.
Another conspiracy has been dis
covered and frustrated. The object
was the assassination of SOulla, the
newly appointed Minister of Justice.
General Sickles, the American
Minister, has arrived.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, July 23.-The regular mail
steamer from Rio Janeir0 arrived
here yesterday, bringing dates from
the city of BuenOs Ayres to the 10Th,
and from MonteviedO TO the 21st.
The news is quite important The
rebellion IN different parts of Uru-
quarry continued, though Monteviedo
and the country Immediately adjacent
were tranquil. A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres announced that Lopez
was surrounded Ia Cordilleras, as the
Paraguayn Tear-guard checked 1000
BTaziIlians. who were in pursuit, and
then crossed upper Pagana without
molestation.
FRANCE.
PARIS, July 23.-<The Hontteur Of
to- day says the party of life already
reveals germs of divisions, antagonism
and rivalry between its members,
favoring Parliamentary Government
and Democrats.
PARIS, July 23-De ChasseIouys
Laub bot, on installation as President
Of the Council, declared for liberty Of
speech, because independence was as
sociated perfectly with devotion to
the Emperor.
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YFSO THE RELATIVES, EXCEL.
~ tors, and Administrators OF tine estate
oI James Lewis, deceased, their attorneys.
cern:
TkRE NOTICE.
You are hereby notified that we. the nm
esTsigned, John II. Kinney, Joseph Holl-
tnaeni and Andrew j. Bteny, are entitled 10
ana are the owners OF the entire estate.
real and personal, left by James Lewis
oectaseui ana you are warned that we
persons lntefmeddltng with the said estate
Of any property appertaiufng thereto. and
y ou ana ali persons are hereby forbfdden
70 make amy settlement OF said estate. ar
" pay over 70 any person. any money ap-
pertaining thereto. =.
JOHN +. KINNEY.
Y JOSEPH HOLMAN
. ANDREW y. 5TEFFY.
Evansville Ind, July y, 1869. Iva d3t
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- interest and ask for Padden 4. 90 -
soaps. See tuat their name Is on every
bar you buy. fv33
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Memphis Items.

MEMPHIS, March 25-Jos. Roach.
brakemaa on the Memphis and
Louisville Railroad. was knocked
from a freight Irain, by a bridge, into
Wof River, ana totally disappeared
in the river.
Two noted counterfeiters Job
Bradford aud Benedict Station
were, after sharp fight in which
twenty shots were fired. arrested near
Coldwater yesterday. During the
fight Bradford received two severe
wounds.
\. c. Long, charged with forgery
in Detroit, applied for aud obtained a
writ Of hqbeas corpus yesterday. and
was discharged, but was re-arrested
and committed to Jail.
Notwithstanding that civil law has
been restored in Crittenden County,
Arkansas, the militia are yet commit
ting many Gutrages, robbing and plum
ing lndiscrlminately.
The -5ppeafs Little Rock special
says a negro Major, Tatum, was hang
ed to- day for the murder OF Rev. Mr..
Morrill, a few weeks since.
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CHICAGO. March 25.-Fred. Glenn
ents, aged fourteen years, son of Capt.
Clements, was run over to-day by a
freight train going north On the Chi
cago & Milwaukee Railroad, aud his
legs so badly crushed that he cannot
survive. He was attempting to jump
on the train, but missed his hold and
fell under the wheels. He is bright,
intelligent boy, and popular with all.
1t Is said another National Bank
Will soon be organized IN Chicago, uu-
der the control of an experienced
banker from Richmond, Va. who has
a National Bank already with ample
circulation, which he wishes 10 trans
Ter to this city. Its capital and pre-
+ else time when it will go into opera
ton, cannot be made known for a few
days
Mrs. Brigham Young and party are
still In the city. They received iuva-
tions to various places of amusement,
and have accepted several. Mrs.
Young is about 25. accomplished,
and If pleasant manners. Miss Net
tie Young. daughter OF Brigham, is a
young lady about seventeen. The
party are on their way 10 Washington
to have interviews with the President
In regard to the Ogden Il Salt Lake
Railroad, of which jos. Young, SON
Of Brigham, and one OF the party, is
uperlntendent.
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the Treasury, and consequently never
was allowed to appear among the re-
ceipts on the Clerks books-because
as before stated, nothing can be en-
tered BY the Clerk, as having been
received by the City Treasurer. unless
the same is paid to the Treasurer, and
his receipt therefor fled with the
Clerk. We, therefore, charge that
there are gross inaccuracies in the
report Of the Mayor, purporting to be
a statement Of the receipts and dis
bursements. and present Indebtedness
Of the city. and we assure Mayor
WALKER that in any case the peo-
pie viii not be satisfied with anything
else than a full and complete exam
ination and explanation Of his admin
istration.
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By felesrapb.i CrSCIENATI. March =.
CoTF0N-Fnm; sales OF 400 bales ar 27JSc
for middling, aud 2Jtae for low midaling
sIOBACC More ac i've and the AupDlV
bette; sales OF i6i hhds. ~ "a Al 10 81 90;
no change Ia prices
FLOUR AND GRAIN - Unchanged and
quiet.
WIIasKT In demand at Bic, but not Of
fered freely at TINS rate.
PRoNISIO IS There is a firmer feeling in
tile market, though not mucn dem and
Mcss pork Is held I'd s}2 60, but no sales
Bulk meats: rOe e. offered 10 amy eXeut d Z
lztsfl4,qcs bat mo- demand, and quota ions
Houliuai- Bacon duh and unch uzed Lard
Hfmer, and 3O3 ti-Ices sold at 1910, which
IN loc holders ask l6tRs at thr close.
eUGAR-t1rn and iu FAIR denaud at fuil
pro $ Ncw Orleans ifs 20 lie; 3elnaraFft
t8.a iB =.
MotAs -Es-Firm ; r. ew Orleans S9as5c
OoFFEE-Steady sales Of $40 bazs at 20c
TO %, tne latter rate fOT prime; choice Is
he'd al 20c.
BUFrER-Firm st 40845c
CHEZ E-NOue ia HnarECt.
EGGS-zi4 ljc.
sEEPs-Ciover l5519i514e; timothy dun
at ~ t002 10.
INsEED OIL-Dull al 81 00gI o..
PETRoLEUM-Quiet az J393Jc for refined.
GOLD-lsl buying.
kXCHASGE- Firm.
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So. Lonis Rarker.


BY Telegraph 81. LOUIS. March -.
TcB ACcO-Sieady ana unchanged.
COTr0N-L0w mtldliugs sold at 25}5c.
HEMP Moth ng doing.
LOUR-EntIrely HaL; buyers holding of
for iower prices. aud sellers refusing 10
make CONCESSIONS.
WHEAT There is nothing done la wheat,
as buyers demand l0aI5c on Fail, w which
holders Wpuld not agree %. and VeIN Iit T.
was done; small sales Of No. = spring at
81 08 81 TO-
CORN Firm at G5HG9c
OATS steady az 5G.aj9c.
RYE-Dull and lower at Sl 2j1l -.
" HT~KY-Norni M AZ soc
SUGAR Better al i4 Z. DC for Louisiana
MOLASSE5 ~ Unchanged at 7J4gUc FOR
plantation
CoFFEE-Weak. but not quOtably lowe =.
Pork - Quiet and Il chscged; JobOfng
sales heavy; mess, So.
BULK MEATS-.A bsLLSr feeitug; sales a.
1000 pound, OF loose clear sides an IGs:
and lJ00JJ pounds ui Cumberland, Chicago
delivery, az l55lc
BACON VERY quiet: order ales Of shout
ders AZ lac, Gear tIb siues3 I5c, and GEAR
sides 17J4c
LARD Nothing doing; prime and choice
tierce J., held at lea u.s. -: keg, 2JsF20tsc.
CATTLE = Only 70 iocal demand ard
prices unchanged, Trough cbolce qualities
are SITTER.
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We h ard it very generally remark
ed on the streets yesterday that the
controversy over the r.ports Of Ex-
Mayor BAKER and Mayor WALKER
had demonstrated the necessity
of the appointment of com
mittee to wait on Mayor WALKER
similar to that which examined
Ex- Mayor BAKER's books aud papers
last Spring. The faireess Of such an
arrangement all concede. We presume
the Republican Executive Committee
will appoint such a committee, aud
ask Mayor WALKERS consent to ex
anime his books and records, with
authority also to send for men and
papers Win the Mayor consent?
Under the circumstances, how can he
refuse2
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B5 Telegraph CHICAGO. March -.
EXCHANGE- Eastern firm at l-I0 BTemi-
un sc mug, and 10 on, buying.
FLOUR - Ai at soa0. - for pTiug extras.
WHhAT-E ser aud l9i14c loser; sales
No. at 81 l}aI 3; No. . ID Ug54al l01z for
resa Jar, aud q llai y FOR ffesn receipt !:
closing ~ 81 l00l lU1s sales of M at
81 0s4l U4; rejected 80 9b: sales No. 2 a1 soc
sales ii tCfi Oou at 81 lol al IUi5.
toitN-Less active ana "A shade weak r;
sales OF new AZ 5iHmjjc; no grade 80 .aa5 Ie /:
closing At 5f5E05lt zc Tor new: sales No at
67a6553c seller Lass half Of April. and 65c
seller II y; No 55e seller AHay: uncnaHg-
ed this afternoon
OATs-e1ut At 5}05ic cash active ct 5Be
buNef ide month; c3osIug al 53e cssf5.
RYE-ln fair demand and xc higher
81 200l 2ltz for No. 4, and 81 lSl4l 10 for No.
2; ciosing at 81 2ial 2t1z for No
BARLEY-Dnii, with small sales at 81 20
for No. 2, and 81 ~ o. rejec cd.
ffIGHWTNFs Held an S9tzag0e.
POl1E-Al esss quiet ald steady ~ s3l.
IARD-Quiet and steady at isc.
BACON--We1t picked mans in fair de-
mand al ljl4c for country ana lGi{c for
cit
BULK MEATS -Firmer and more active /:
shoulders nee loose; Cum oerIand mfodtes
I5i@e.
GREAsE-Boxed quiet; yellow PIE.
HoGS-DreSsed ia IIsh SuDDiy. and nom
Inaiiy uucnaug-ds IlYe active ana urmer:
sales al - 4oa 10 - for fair 10 choice.
BEEF ,ILE-ActiEe aud 2Ug2je lower.
SUGAR-NeW Orleans lf4lGc
MoI4asssF-5--D OlnEnOn to choice siMI O..
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kur0pean xaFket.
BECable.

By Cable.l LONDON. March -.
C0usols. for money, y: for account.
So. FIfe-I Wentles 65}s. stocks quiet 4;
Erie 2414, Illinois g. Calcutta ms e1 oil
59s; llnse0d cakes, ten pounds, tgs. @ugar
a9s 50, ana act1se lor refined. TurpenEIne
3ls cd. Tailow As Cd. The bullion "a t17a
Bang o. Eng and has decreased Isl 900.
A AETWEKP, March o. Petroleum z6I<
q So francs.
FRANkFoRr, March p 3--BOnds 872z q S7I5
LIVERPOOL, March Zj-CyG on fffD1 aIfSI
unchanged. +. m fddling IpItind- l2I1 4 l5T<,l
orleans @ss4lz1a "a; sales Of l5,039 bates: To-
morrow beng Good Frfd.sv. me offrr
and other marx cts viii fe' ffoeaa. It'll
stock z5S, go bales of which IIG 600 hi :; are
american AAflnchester market firmer. aad
prices rather better. Wheat nef ve. calf
fornia IS 81, red Western s. I'D FIour 23s
for WesteTu u. Corn s90s for old and 29s 1or
new. Oats 3s 4d. Barley 5s. Peas as ork
1G0s. Beef 90s. LarG 75s. Chee.e 76s. BacO
6as Sd. ROsin js I'd for common and I5s for
nne. Spirits Petroleum 99sl0d, refined Is
SD. Tallow 4js Cd. Turpentine 30s Cd.
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A0KETAgY& 90 1slEI,CEAL
sew York siaE9el.

aoW AoGA4 sstiA+s.NAs
By Telegrapa.l NEW a.O1ag, March ..
+ COTTON-Firm: sales OF 4,l00 bales al
i ~ 4gZ9c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Beceiptsb ,39j bni'a. ard 2,G29 bags
/ market 100 l5c better FOR low grades winch
f are scarce: sales OF $500 Dtis. al S. 5Ja8 It'd
FIR superfine state and Western: 81 20as
+ Sc - for extra State5 SO -08T 10 or ~ est
ern; g 1901 % for white wheat extra;
+ 50 '5d7 10 Tor round d-hoop Ohio; 81 00uS 50
+ for extra st. Louis; SO % asi2 90 for good to
/ choice 90 closing gu er. Rye hour steady T;
sales OF 5J0 Dds. ~ = OJ9T on.
WHfskN-Quieti sales OF 80 bbIs. West
ern al soc free.
prices; sa les Of ? 800 bushels No. ? sprfIfg s
q ~ in store, and AZ 81 % for very. choice
81 seal 8 aud 100 bushels white CalIfor-
MIA at 81 $50 90, chiefly ATS 90.
kYE-Heavy; sales of 5000 bushels at
BARrEY-Quiet with small sales at pre-
vl0us pr ces-
BARLI-T MALr-DOiI.
CORN Receipts 25,67 bushels; market
without de ided cuange. sales OF 3a.0O
bushels at S50S5isc lr new NIKE Z Western,
GO I'm Al sic Tor good SsSSs5ac for yellow
OATs -AIore active auf decidedly frmer
aud ~ good demand; sales s. 600 bushels at
1512 a945zc for weslei y Ia store, and 75s751s
RIcE-Firm at s1a9ISc for Carolina.
toFFaE- -Quiet and jirm.
SUGAR-is firm; sales Ol 80 bhds Cuba at
MOLA sEs-Dull-
PETROLEUM -Ac ctive and higher at I9a
il91z aud zoe for crude, and 33c for refined
bonded.
HoPs Steady, at sS9Sl5 for American.
Il >sEs-D OIL-S eadg at SI0Ial O3.
JURPESTISE--Q Quiei at % aJ2t Sc.
FoRK-tirmeT and In moderate demand;
sa es J. $50 bbls as sSl 75a5l 81 for n " mess
s3lq5l . for Old do 9 10a27 y for prime,
and s2S 40G3O % for prime mess; sales OF 500
bbIS new. seller May, at private terms.
BEEF-Duli; sales L2l0 bbIs at Stal6c for
new plain mess, and l28lSc for new extra
mess
IIERCE BEEF-Dull; sales 80 tferces at 250
3Oc for prime mess, and 27g5jc for India
mess
BEEF HASrs-Quiet; sales of $50 bbls at
25u3Ic.
Cur Me ATs-Steady; I0al01Ic for snouI-
defs, and TO- 3al7c fOr hams.
DRESSED HoGS-Dul al l3IZal3l<e fer
western, aud l34 .4c for city; mIddles are
firm and ia moderate demand; sales o. 50
boxes short ribbed AZ l654c.
LAkD-Unehanged ssees OF zoo tierees at
IA9i9c chiefly lS4c for steam. and l9ss
l94c for kettie rendered; also 80 tierces
steam n lS54c, seller March.
BUTrER-te utet and steady. at 90 Z Zoe for
ONO. and 40d5Sc for State
CHEESE SIC sdy, at IS SIC.
FREfGHTs-TO Liverpool lower
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tea York DFy aoods asrget.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, xarch -
DRY 0fOODS-The r-narkabIe feature To-
day, lsthe reductiDn IN the prices of II am IL
ton d6iaius TO l7c II is true THAI ola STYLES
Were selling previously AT this price D.
the case, but IL was not the regu ar period,
and we await the effects Of the new move
with interest. a. goods ;lge now offered at
panic prices, if not no gold prices AmeIi
can pTints are back again 70 l2e. PAIN
eOitOus of fine grades are little d. pressed, i,
dIthOugh not quOttDly lower. 3iassae Gnu
sets B q, In brown, has sold down ~ BE
aud even l21Sc, nut these figures are too
low and no guide O the inarEct In 5 oOI-
ems the trade is still staznant and prices
sTea ~ demOraliz-d "a on family cst- i'm ares.
iInpOrte ladies dress goods. of -taDle
styles, are III good reQue4t At fui prices
FINE linens rule firm. Low grades OF SILKS
rule high, although sales are somewhat
restricted.