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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON. June ..
Chairman. Publisher Of Dickens works,
publishes a statement that one-half Of
Dickens story. Mystery Of Edwin
brood. lad been written; that II viii be
published as far as written, and that 10
one sill be permitted to finish IT.
The Times money article SAYS that
American exchange tends downward,
owing to the prospects given TO trade and
the completion Of arrangements for the
repayment Of dividends.
Hudson Bay dividends have been sus-
pended. owing to difficulties II the Penn
bina region.
One hundred emigrants left this city
yesterday for Canada.
Cox, June ..
Serious riots occurred here yesterday.
Masters had recently hired a great num-
Der Of German tailOrs, displaeing the
Irish. Meetings Of Irish tailors we're
held, and a strike resolved upon at once.
Yesterday afternoon the Irish tallors
stopped work, and Don afterward noting
began. The strikers attacked the shops
Of the employers; but the police charged
upon the rioters, and succeeded in re
storing order. A number Of citizens who
volunteered to aid the police were badly
cut. Everything quiet now. Many az
rests have been made.
PARIS, June %.
The trial Of members Of the Interna-
tional Society for conspiracy has been
adjourned until the 29th inst.
A trial Of reaDing machines. Of various
patents, viii begin near this city the 24th
OF July. Two thousand francs have been
offered as prizes.
Two more arrests were made last
night Of persons supposed to be con-
nected with the regicide plot.
At the meetingof the Ecumsnical Coun-
ell on the 18th, Cardinal Guido. Arch
bishop Of BOulogne, made q strong argu-
ment against the infallibility scheme,
creating a profound sensation.
COSstASIISoPLE, June %.
The Courier says 1900 persons lost
their lives at the late fire in this city.
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REPUBLICAN srArr CONVENTION.

The State Central COMMITTEES Of the
Republican party met in Virginia City,
yesterday. pursuant to call Of c. c. Bat
terrnan, Chairman. A dispatch from
Jno. C. James, Esq, Ito whom We are
indebted), informs Us Of the proceed
ings. The State Convention is to be
held Sept. 21st, at Elko. The allotment
of delegates is: One for each county st
large, one for each 100 votes for Grant,
and one for each fraction Of 80. EIko
Is allowed s delegates, and White
Pine 10.
Considering that the party in this
county had sent no representative to the
meeting of the Committee. the appor-
tionment is as liberal to White Pine IS
could be expected though this county
has to-day double the number Of voters
in EIko.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
s;.zz I. "a VIA Pc cs5y ys-L
FROM OREGON.

PoRILASD. June %.
The dead body Of an unknown man
was found in Columbia river, several
miles above Astoria, last Monday.
Several defeated candidates in differ
ent places are taking steps to contest.
The result in several counties vas so
close. that a material change may be
made by the contest.
The Columbia District Agricultural
society, to embrace the western counties
Of Oregon aud adjacent counties of
Washington Territory, was organized at
Danes a few days since.
John Smith was lately drowned while
attempting to cross Yakema nyer.
The residence Of Mr.. Stump, on Col
umbia slough, was entirely destroyed by
fire a few days since.
Governor Solomon has pardoned Fl. J.
French, a convict sentenced to two years
Imprisonment for the larceny Of a watch.
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people. ell decided, at their meetings
last night, 10 join in the 4th Of July pro
eession: and i IS noE certain that the de-
m~oustrasion will be the most imposing
ever seen in San Francisco.
Thomas r. Chapman. Of Oakland, vas
found insensibie, at the corner stockton
ton and Geary streets. at 10 O'Clock last
NIGHT. from 3 blow With q slung shot,
which had broken bis skull. No clue
to the perpetrator Of the outrage.
Three sudden deaths occurred IN the
ctr lasi night. i Chinaman dropped
dad While working 81 cigar making, on
Sacramento street. Charles Ryder lei
dad while walking along Ihird street
aad a woman, name unknown, died 81
10 Pacific street. al u clock.
Jossph Bonnet, the hey who lost an
arm b. an accident On the cars some
time since. underwent q second ampnta-
ton Of he stump Yesterday, and while
retehing flooded his lungs with the con-
tents Of the stomach. and died Imme-
diately from ~sufocaiion-
An inquest vas beld las: evening IN
the case Of David Rose, who shot ana
killed himself on Shipley street a few
DAYS since. The jury returned a verdict
that deceased came TO his death from q
pistol shot inflicted BY himself.
The land troubles have broken ont
afresh. and several armed parties are
threatening each other on the Potrero,
on the bill half way between the glass
works and rops factory.
The ship Derby aeared to-day for
New York. in Geo. Homes L Cos line,
carrying a large and miscellaneous cargo.
Her freight embraces 5000 gallons OF
California vine and brandy. 5000 gallons
whisky, As. 90 pounds wool. 80 tons
ore and 1143 hides, etc.
This afternoon j little son Of Super
visor Xm. Mccarthy Vas playing near a
horse. On Powell street, when the ami
nal Suddenly BIZ him on the left side Of
the neck and face, inhictIng severe and
painful wounds.
A man named John Alexander was
taken out Of the City and County Hos
pital and lodged IN the station-house TO
await examination on the charge Of in
sanity.
Charles Keihard and Charles Ham
ilton we're examined to-day aud held for
trial on the charge Of ~assauldng a dis
charged soldier. and attempting to rob
him on Leidesdorf street. near Clay,
Tuesday morning, before daylight.
Weather cold and fosgy.
A secret meeting Of the officers Of the
Second Brigade California Militia is
called this evening. It is understood to
take measures TO secure the re-appoint-
ment Of Gen. Hewston 70 the command
OF the Brigade at the expiration of his
present term, which viii be Nov. lst.
John Alexander the famous advertis-
ing agent for Kate Hayes, Parepa Rosa,
Anderson, Heller and numberless cir
cases and shows IN San Francisco and
the Pacific States, IS in the calabooss
awaiting the examination Of Commits
sioners On L1nacy. He vas injured by
being thrown from q wagon in Oregon
several years since. aud never fully re-
covered from the effects.
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A REIIEF.-Prof Tyndall's theory has
been generally accepted: that the germs
of disease float in the atmosphere, and
are taken up by u respiratory organs,
and disease thus communicated from one
person TO another-hke incubation BY
floating pollen among plants. The best
fungologists now dispute the theory, and
say it can not be proved. We accept the
refractory theory with thanks; for under
the TyndAll hypothesis we were com
PEELED to the reelection, every time a
noIious vapor a~ssailed the nostrils, that
putnd particles were poisoning the lungs
not vapors, merely, bat particles Of
organic matter. Down with T!ndal
and let the world breathe'
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A NEw Process On imparting knowl-
edge to the untutored mind is announced
by The Santa Barbara Cal. Press:
On Tuesday last Quits brought in a
Spanish lad of seven years and had him
read from his reader and also from a
newspaper taken at random from our
table. This boy can not speak English,
and has received but about four months
schooling, and yet he reads in a remark
able manner words which he could not
understand. By an advertisement in an
other column it will be seen that Quits
proposes to give a public reading of this
and another lad, at which time he will
explain the new method by which he has
obtained these results. He wishes to
particularly say that he has no wish to
imply that the teaching done in our
schools is in the least inferior, but only
claims that ne has discovered q superior
method of teaching.
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The following card We Ind IN the
columns Of Tbs Enterprise:
Con HuL. NeTLdA. Juns I5.
Il The Eute-Pase q yesterday, - obse-Fs.
tia. 4 yszr zrziels q The Coming Canvass.
reference Is mzdz = L. Min<rs T1auns As be.uR
Eabserszeut 70 fhE Interests q certain political
Gsplrznts. and that certain parties may eject
their nomination On ths Dsmcerztjc ticket. by
the sss5sl2nez q fhss= organizations. Rezrst-
ting that such an imaras.i1n should prevail
either Amongst Democrats q Republicans. ze
Big lave T. tAe following explanation:
The Miners Unions q this county. a. orgzuizz
tons. have never iutersarad And intend never 70
interfere With The peltzeai opinions of thsir
msuber : LuiaE E1zzzntss 70 AL msm-
brs yhen Joining. fAzt II their Connection With
the Unions. their religious o. political dds
shall net y iEterfered 9Th. We zre united for
the purpoe q obtaining : just r~ecompense for
our labor, and f5r The p1rpose Of relieving dis
tress amongst our nsmbsrs, and burning the
dad. and Shethsr Es have advanced the inter
esfs Of TIE miners q Ssersy county IN this rs
pect, We leave for eYe-y intelligent citizen to
Judge Believing that The Enterprise has alEays
acted impzrtizlls With regard to the UnionE, We
feel confident that this explanation VIII, with
pleasure, b given a pases II is Columns.
J. a ATKINSON,
President Of tie Gold Hi asaeTs Union
JAMES PHELAS
President. Of ;ks virginia AInars rnion.
To some extent, this ain Of the
Unions. to keep aloof from the use OF
politicians, has always been defeated
defeated inside of the organizations. For
purposes of s~elf-protection and self-cul-
ture, in the way Of arranging uniform
prices for grades Of work, and for the fur
nishing of meeting rooms and libraries,
and for the securing Of organized efforts
for the relief Of members in distress, the
Miners Unions are proper and praise
worthy organizations; but always as an
election ONE on designing members.
who get an outside consequence on the
strength of prominence given them in
the organization, will go about among the
partisan leaders, slyly insinuating what
they could do. if they chose, in the way
Of directing the votes of the organization.
That is the way Storey county got such
a noodle into the Sherifs Office two
years ago. Political aspirants, sacrifc-
ing everything to their personal ambi-
ton, care nothing about fitness. if only
they can take up a ninny-headed fellow
and get with him a few de egates in con-
yention and a hundred votes at the cleo
ton.
The Miners Unions will be respected
i they keep aloof from the politicians,
and the members do their voting sew
orally, net as members of an association,
but simply as American citizens.
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FRoM CITY.


VIRGINIA CITY, June %.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee met to-day and agreed upon hold
ing the State Convention at Elko, Sep
tember 21st.
Shortly after robbing Woods, Tuesday
night, the same foot-pads stopped two
citizens between here and Gold Hill, re-
lieving them Of all their valuables.
A man named Wolf was stopped on
the Divide last night by two highway
man, but fortunately he had no coin
about him. much to the discontinue of
the foot-pads.
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FROM STOCKTON.
STOCKTON, June %.

STOCKTON, June ..
A barn, shed and granary, at Wat
sons Ferry, on the San Joaquin ryer,
belonging to A. Athearn, was burned last
night. Three horses were burned to
death; n wagon and all supplies of
feed, etc, burned. The FIRE broke out
about II o'clock, and was so far advanced
when discovered that nothing could be
saved. Loss about 81, 500.
Last night a row occurred among a
number Of Cinnamon, on Hunter street.
resulting in one Of them receiving severe
cuts from a ~cleaver in the hands Of one
Of the ~belhgerents.
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FROM CARSON.

CARSON. June %.
In the Supreme Court case. involving
the validity Of the Board Of Equalization.
Ormsby county, wherein they remitted
the entire supplemental assessment levied
by the Treasurer, including that levied
upon the property Of the Virginia and
Railroad Company, held that
action was without warrant Of law,
inasmuch as it was done Independently
of any petition from those whose prop
erty was effected by the tax.
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FROM MONTANA.
HELENA, June %.

HELENA. June %.
About 2 I'm. to-day, while two men
were putting in their last blast in the
Charles Hendrie mine, Unionville, the
blast prematurely exploded. killing one
of them, name Joseph Miller. The
other man was severely wounded in the
face and eyes, and it is feared will lose
his sight.
To-day the Sheriff arrested a Negro
named Simpson, charged with the
murder of Mclaughlin, of Virginia
City, N. T., in the Spring of '6S.
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THE c. P. z. R.-A circular from the
freight Office in San Francisco advises
rs of nex arrangements recently made
by the Central, for the shipment Of
freight over the lines embraced in its
management. To get freight through
from San Francisco at a saving Of tran
shipment and forwarding costs, direct
your shipper in San Francisco to ship
from the W. p. r. r. wharf. foot Of
Second street, San Francisco-marking
packages via ". p. r. R..
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BY TELEGRAPH!
DISPATCH!
NEW YORK NEWS.

NV YoEK. June ..
Jas. BOYD. one Of the largest operators
in gold in Wall street. notified the Presl-
dent Of the Stock Exchange this morning
Of his inability to meet his engagements.
The amount Of his failure IS S1.00o.000.
HIS fzilars cxzsed 4 decline Of premium
from II. 10 Il3t.
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WESTERN NEWS.

INDLANAFoLs. June ..
The International Young Mems Chris
tan Association Convention va largely
attended to-day, many delegates having
arrived since yesterday morning. The
session was occupied with = discussion
as 70 the most encouraging condition Of
the ASSOCIATION.
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oDERAL ADvERTIsNG AGENCY.

Ror TIE couvsnienes Of business houses IN s41
francisco wishing TO make their b1s1nass Rozn
In Eastern Nevada. re have employed ths sr-
vices q HuEos AxSEI. vho vii - found Al so
Clay street. Persons desiring to contract for
subscriptions or advertising are referred to his
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TX - - {.

Sierra gsrada-o shares. So
szgzs-370 shrs. 80. Il. A. B.. 10.
Hale / Norcross-lD shznez, - so; 95; g, =.
3d. ..
Crown Point-zs8 shares. So.
Chollzr-I70 shzrrs. 81. ~. b. 3; %. b. ;
k~sntuck-2s shzres. IS. 2k. "a.
fmperisI-s5 shares. SIS: So.
Amadur-s5 shares, x35. ;. -: 2f2s ia; &c.
ophir-z0 sharas, sI2k. b -. I3s.
SER gated Belcher-U shanes. So.
Gould & Cauy-s5 shares. ss5k q; 65, e ,.
Oyermzn-4 shares. 50. IS. b. 30.
Yellow Jzeket-5io shares. SI7h a.. 6. 90;
81
Orienfzl-I0o shares. st s3k.
Mzmmoth-S9 shares. So
Original Hidden Trezsare-&o5 shares, st SO:
pa 10. :. 30 81.
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FROM UTAH.

FAIRyIEw, June %.
Two White men, while at work near
this place, a few days since, were fired
upon by a band of Indians, who after
ward drove off IL head of horses. The
Indians are supposed to be from Elk
Mountain.
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FRANK O%ASTAGNETTO.

tsueeessor to ~Castagnetto & BorbonJ
DREPARER OF eoFFEE BY STEAM
i corner Of Treasure and Dunn streets. Han
tton. CHAHTREs, JAVA. COSTA RIcA, and Ali
hIhns OF conees, ground and prepared for the
aole at his steam mill. He guarantees ME-
o9nee 70 De the very purest and beat offered for
az STATE OF nevada, jeT.f
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AcxxowLKDoMEET.-In addition to the
dispatch received from Mr. James. We
last night received one from Len. Wines,
informing us Of the call Of the Repubi-
can State Convention, at Elko, on the
2lst of September.
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A Swedish farmer zho was breaking
land near Pacific CITY, Kansas: haIed
with q pillow a huge log Of a~niednlu.t-a
timber. Further researches snow anas
an immense forest has At some former
time been submerged. and nov hes about
fourteen inches below the surface. Inc
trees are all living in one direction. and
capable of receiving a high polish. There
seems an inexhaushble supply, as *
periments for miles around reveal to the
search.
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FROM 0
Los ANGELES. June

Negroes are now being registered by
the County Clerk, under the provisions
of law to enforce the Fifteenth Amend
ment.
Encouraging reports are being received
from the Burro Mountain mines.
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James Black, oldest Pioneer in Cali
fornia. except Gen. Suffer, died in San
Rafael. last Saturday, aged 81. He vent
TO California in 1892.
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Original Hidden Treasure-3I70 shares, sl0A
= %. 10h. b. 81: 9. :. d.
Yirginis-S8 shares. 81
Yellow Jackei-0 shAEes. s44i as. t5, b. 30. A.
b. -: IS.
Lady Bryzn-Ieo shares. 81. !.
Gould A. Curry shares SIS: 81. b. 3.
Chollzr-lD shares. ST.. ~.
Crown Point-la shares, S7hsTI
Hale 4 s8rcross -ll6 shzrez. SO, :. %: g, b. 30.
szyAge-ls4 shares. Sal 42k ~; AZ, 42ss 5. 90
A.. SIS.
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The Alta has reduced its subscription
price to 25 cents a-veek-O cents for
tbe seven papers.
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Born.

san Francisco, June %. to II. cohn,
a Virginia. SeY.. twin daughters.
H4RT-In san Francisco, June IT, to samuel
Hart. > son.
RosESBERG-In MayEyille, Cal, june TO- 70
B. Rosenberg. 3 son.
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SAN FRANcTsco, June 90.
The second brigade California militia,
the butchers association and colored
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SAY FRAScrsoo, June 9--Ths Central
Pacific Railroad Company issues q no
hce to-day that the tariff Of freight TO
New York from San Francisco Is reduced
as follows: First class. 500 Per 10
pounds; second class. $50; thind. S4-0;
four and fifth. $3.50; special rate. -.
The new classification viii be issued IN 3
fau DAYS
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USuER NE LISDESs
- Under the lniens lately sat
A couple and no more, IN chat
Iwond rel what they would b 81,
Under the lindens.
Issv fo1r eyes and four lips meet.
I heard lie words. How sweet nov SWEET
Had, then, - fairies given ; treat
Under the Nndens7
I pondered long. and could not tel
VIVA; dainty PLEASED them both 30 we'll
Bus, bus Was i; your hydromel
Under the lndensf
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Marritd.

c4IpwFII-BEATTY-In Cloverdsle. Cal,
Jans Il. Vim. Caldwell to Elizabeth Realty
FSSFR - cOMsTocK In hendocino CITY
- I'm o Charles K. Jenner TO C0rnele T..
Comstock.
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N o

I HAS BEEN REPORTED THAT d. II
a nhsPley has won the title to what is known
notify all persons that l have brought snit IN
eject said Nhepley from said Tract, which sniff
II now pending, and | shall prosecute il Win Iii
aalnsenee; ! purchased said Tract. paying 1900
~ - anu put several thousand dollars worth
70 Mhite Pine. warn all persona against pnr.
chasing any portion Of the same from him
80 W. +. WALTON,
9eeu Agent for A. p. H~orALNo.
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Fred Elliott has established a real
estate agency at Eureka.
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LADIES COMMITTEE MEETING.

A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE OF
n Ladies and Gentlemen appointed On the
FOURTH Of July Car Of State viii Be held at the
Public Sehoolhouse. Hamilton. Saturday after
noon. al ? O'Clock By order.
je24td B. II. HEREFORD, Secretary.
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Gift Confert.

by AUTHORITY OF A ESPECIAL. -.
foInia - I sppr r@slsi4i Tss,S Of the STATE Of osli.
Trustees Of the Mercantile Llbrarx aoao, the
have the pleasure to announce that a A'0eAiion
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Hem 0o-1au.

Agent for the Mccoy Survey Of the town Of
E1reka, which embraces the finest locations for
private residences. also. splendid locations for
furnaces. With = large supply q water. je2Ltf
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Notice 10 Mechanics,

APREMUM OF $500
VIII no g,ven for the best Model Of two
Of glass and iron. for this distribution.
The Trustees reserve the right 70 Fi. IN.
and all models.
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FOR THE FOURTH.

A IL FEDERAL. STATE. COUNTY AND
"a Municipal OfhcerE, all Societies. and all
the Superintendent and employees Of mills.
mines. furnaces. f~Oundres. etc. etc, arr invited
to confer with the uDdenigned. with a view 10
arrangement for their proper assignment to
places in the procession, on the occasion q the
approaching celebration q ~Independenee Day.
Early sciion Of such bodies j. requested.
jeZ2tf GEO. ". BIEDsALL. Marshal
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NE RIEERs uslnns

The following card se find in the
columns Of Tbs Enterprise:
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3I8 CALIFORNIA ST.,
Tickets for Sale June Isl, 1870,
ONLY AT THE OFFICE.

A liberal discount will be allowed where NV.
900. or 1000 Tickets are bought in one lot
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-11
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, September g.
MORNING STAR OFFICE,
SATURDAY. Morning. September 10, 1870.

MORNING STAR OFFICE
Saturday Morning. September 10, 1870.
Corrosive left the market at the time of last
port nominal at ia to lssc for ordinary lie to &C for
have o Sn
pressing influence Of the Liverpool and New York tele
giving way the extent claimed by buyers, and the
changed hands at about previous rates Friday; the
more@ent being restricted by light supplies factors
make w"g %
movement, and the business embraced only $50 bales
low midding III to ia, middng Is and strict mid
su suing up s &c week
5s white Do 40 quote IS
ESoSssaPsfsns double extra x q g Is to 2s
to g rs per Dbl for family extra ,,., -,,.. o..
for % Sc 70 Tor
quote soc per bushel for Ohio river 81 to $50
nsHsSWe quote q O1a to q 10 per 100 lbs.
St. Louis and US for CHOICE Ohio river p'i p''
held $50 TO ss 50 per Dbl retail, and
BAcoS~Shoudere are quoted at i5i to lso clear rib
sides Isic clear sides 2Oc, and "a to 24ic
LARD~Tierces sell at liz and kegs 20 to aOac
BREAKFAST BAcoN-ordinary commands 10 to eUc per
lb; and choice sugarcured 81 to &c.
BEEFwe quote Texas choice extra mess in barrels at
S13 TO si3 10 aud SIS to $ig per terce.
BUTTER-We quote choice Western at "a to 2Sc choice
Goshen SO sc, and Northern at % TO soc
per lib
CHEEsE-Inerior descriptions continue dull and nomi-
nal Factory is on TED at IA to l5c per Id.
LOUISIANA RiCE-We quote prime new crop at to 81,
good ordinary - to SIC per III. Old is neglected.
EsCuIENTS- Western Potatoes scarce and firm
and ohio commands 81 To 81 80 and st Louis 80 to s. go
per bill. Western ouions firm at - to ST. Apples
are selling at sat o5
POULTRY ,Nn EGGs-Chickens are selling the land.
g. dozen and 81 80 tu IS for
young. Turkeys SIs tuS2I. Eggs IS to SOC per dOz.
lNDIA BAGGNG--we quote 3t 60 ic per yard In bales
and SIC in rolls Kentucky hemp and flax ~ 3d. US in
gu Atty Domestic jute bagg'n SIC per yard in oils
Money Market.
Gold 1i33 to ia. American half dollars ITO to III
Mexican dollars IS q II5i.
Sterling exchange l23i to Is6R fraucs-to-.
Domestic exchange 10 per cent premium.