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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-26
NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The s~upposition that, if the APP
portionment bill is not passed in
time to apply to the F~orty-second
Congress. the number of electors in
1872 will be determined by the pres
ent basis. is erroneous. The Presi-
dent and Forty-third Congress will
both be elected at the same time,
and both on a new basis. This is in
accordance with the precedent Of
1892.
The Reconstruction Committee
yesterday instructed the Chairman
TO have the Senate bill to abolish the
test oath referred TO the committee
for immediate action. A large ma
iority of the committee is understood
to be in favor Of the bill. which. if
it becomes n law, will remove all
disabilities except those imposed by
the Fourteenth Amendment.
Senator L. 7. Blair took the oath
of Office. and was appointed to fill
vacancies on the Committees on the
Pacific Railroad and Education and
lstDDfS.
Boutwell, is before the Ways and
Means Committee this morning re-
sisting the abolition of the income
tax. tie represented the probable
revenue from that source mt between
thirteen and fourteen millions, while
the additional cost of collection will
not he half a million.
1t IS stated on good authority that
the President on Monday orderedthe
immediate discontinuance of sales of
supplies. arms, and munitions of
every kind. Numerous spectators
are IN arms in consequence, being
unable to I'LL contracts with foreign
buyers.
Secretary Boutwell, denies the
statement that the Secretary Of the
Treasury has written to Collector
Murphy that his resignation will be
accepted.
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CARSON THEATER. The house was
well filled again last evening, To
witness Miss Prices personation of
Leah. We were not present during
the early part of the performance,
but in time to witness the closing
scene of the third act, in which both
Miss Price and Pierpont Thayer did
some fine acting. In the fourth act.
the rage of jealousy and the mel
ancholy Of disappointed love were
portrayed most forcibly !; but in the
pronunciation Of the curse against
the betrayer Ia scene which taxes the
tragic powers of an actress TO their
utmost Miss Price proved her
self complete mistress of the
character, and reached the sub
Unity of tragic acting. For
this she was not only applauded TO
the echo, but was called before the
curtain amid the widest enthusiasm.
She was well supported bv Pierpont
Thayer, as Herman; j. il. Robinson,
as Lorenzo; W. II. Robinson. as DR..
Snyder; Charles Edmonds. as Roscn-
stein; and Miss Jennie Vaudeville.
A. Marie. This evening Miss Price
will appear in her great character of
Jane lie Royd, in the the thrilling
sensational drama entitled THE
Long Strike" in which Mr.. ID.
Hanchett will appear as Money
penny.
ROLLER SKATISG.-E. VI. Foster
arrived in this city last night to
make arrangements for introducing
the Plimpton Roller Skates, and has
succeeded in getting Moore * Par
kers Hall, which Will be open to the
public tomorrow evening ut $50.
None but persons of responsibility
are admitted. \ general invitation
IS extended.
RUNNING AGAIN. - The Mexican
and Morgan mills started up again
on Monday, but were compelled tc
shut down again, for a few hours.
yesterday, on account OF = leak IN
the hume where recently repaired
They again running last night
however.
CAPITOL RESTAURANT Those who
wish to get a meal equal to the best
to he found on the Northern lakes OF
the Southern rivers. viii do well tC
call at the above named restaurant
next building east of the Register
office.
ACKNowLEDGMENT.-We acknowl.
~edgereceipt complimentary ticket.
to the first grand soirce Of the Abel
phi Club. to he given at Moore a
parker's hall, tomorrow evening.
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GRAND SoIREE.-The Adelphi Club,
Of Carson City, will give the firs; OF Il
series of social parties on Friday even
ing, 18th instant. The sociablcs here
toiore given under the auspices of this
Club have been recherche, and the
Inauguration Of another series Will he
hailed with pleasure by all lovers of
healthful and refined pleasure. The
dancing will be- in Moore a Parker's
Hall. Tickets of admission can be OBJ
tanned Of Theodore 4. Hale, Secretary
of the Club, at the State Controllers
office.
PATENT FUN BURNERS, Erc.-E.
y. Rail has made arrangements 81 as
he can now furnish the Patent Fluid
Burners, etc. Altering of lamps done
10 order. lie also has ON hand a large
stock of skates and sleigh bells, to
which he most respectfully calls the
attention Of the public.
A VARIETY SroRE.-J. j. Mandle-
baum desires the public TO know that
they can be furnished from his store
with the following curious compound
ol aTtic!c>. ~tdtioHeIN' tdiluteS, NUS,
Vegetables, Poultry" etc.
a PINE cigar, and the best brands OF
smoking and chewing tobacco, in fact
the precious leaf in the choicest forms,
will be appreciated by a purchaser al
Mandlebeum's.
IosT.-The finder OF a handsome
gold mounted sleeve button, with
large square stone, will be properly
rewarded by leaving the same nj this
office. z
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THE BEsr y CHEAPEST STORE IL THE
SrATE.-Olcovich Bros, who have really
the best facilities in the State for selling
cheap, as they buy only I'm the East, an
nounce to the ladies of Carson City and
vicinity that their prices are put down
lower than ever before. They made a
large purchase OF French goods before the
Prussian and French war commenced,
and are now able to sell foreign and DO
nestle goods cheaper thar they can be
bought even in a Francisco. Good bar
gains ut unusually low rates for the holt
days n ladies are respectfully invited
to make their purchases AT Olcovieh Bros.
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Estate OfPeterJ johnson. De.
ceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN.
IN dersigned. Public Administrator, and admin
i-trator OF the above named estate, TO the credit.
ors Of and all persons having claims against aid
deceased, TO exhibit the same, with the uecsunrp
vouchers, within ten months from the nrse pupH
cation Of this notice, 10 the undersigned, at HI
Office, in Carson City, ormsby County, NsvaAa.
II. IL. BFNCE, ArministraAe.
Carson City, December %, $50. dsaAw
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OCA INTELLIGENCE.
Mail and Express.

ARRrvEs.-From the C.P. Railroad and
Washoe at : n. N.
From Virginia. Gold Hill, silver city
and Dayton nj 10 a. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at , y. d.
DErAKrs.-For Washoc and O.. +. Rail-
road NJ q y. IN.
For Dayto silver City, Gold IIill and
Virginia al I p. N.
For Genoa, Pine Grow and aurora at
N m
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.

SPECIAL TO THE ctrsoN DAILY STATE REsisrEH.
EY the WESTERN UNION LISE.
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Ard DEPARTURES.
Departures.
Arrivals at the Hotels.

ST. CHARLES -GEo. TUFLY. PROPRIETOR.
4 D Turner. Humboldt v Wri-ht, Stn Francisco
T. Kelley. j Upper,
Y Mccullough, Empire Mrs l. 1 Nuys-. silver
jas X l-r. Virstuia y Rockwell Carson
oRusEY uoT-r-G. n. RYEE, PROPRIETOR
CT Cutler. Tiko Jos Reer, Empire City
2 v liaines. Genoa , Stndmullef,
: S Lee. Carson Valley y Henderson "
: Stevens Lone Pine. Cal : Harris, inder q irnc7
Cha. Cayle. virginia " Bishop. Piuche
Ms J ~rphiRe Downing, Brunswick Viii
Mis- E-anz Downing.
Jim Hanson, MuTgtn Mil
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Quite an excitement has been occasi oned at Bir.
mingham, Conn.,, by the death or several individuals
under suspicious circumstances. the fucs, as far
as they have thus far developed, are as fol-
lows:-About eighteen months since Mr.. Den
Ms Hurlburt, OF Huntington, died after a
very Short sudden and singular iIdess and
Although there was very little general suspicion OF
foul play, there were those who entertained ana
limited at the idea that there might be some.
thing wrong. particularly a5 Mr.. Hurlburt
had made n will leaving his entire pro-
perry to his wife, married but a short time
before and his second wife. In a few months the
widow married Mr.. Nelson Sherman, wldower of
Birmingham. ana seemed to enjoy n very liberal
honey moon, both before and after the wedding wItn
the avalls OF the irst husbands estate.
A few months after the marriage the Youngest
child OF Alr. sherman (by 0s first wife) was taken
SICK suddenly and died. In q lew weeks another
child, daughter OF about twelve years OF age was
taken with similar symptoms, aud died IN Il short
time About iour weeks since Mr.. sherman
ana died after q brief illness A pcst-rnorrem OK
animation was made OF his body and his stomach
was sent to New Haven for examination, and ar
eenic WAS found IN 1t In quantities sufficient 10
destroy life. The stonacas OF the two children have
also been sent TO New Haven for examination, Mr.
Hurlhut has also been exhumed, and his stomach
VIII undergo ike test.
The widow has lett town for New York notwith-
standing the EFFORTS or the authorities TO deta,n her.
The anair creates great excitement, and public
opinion ~ pretty strong on the subject.
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Detective Farley, OF the Central once, was pro-
ceedng through Broadway yesterday afternoon and
espied n female pckpocket, named Nellie Flowers
IA notorious English pickpocket in one OF the Fifth
avenue stages. The stage being fun OF people
the detective ran after IT, and jumping on
the steps ordered Nellie 10 alight mt the Same
The passengers immediately began feeling their
pockets when one gentleman, who nad been sitting
lie Immediately proceeded with The detective and
prisoner to tho Central ONCE, where the com.
planant gave his name as h. Solomon, residing
Fifth avenue. He stated that he had upward or
sixty dollars in his pocKeibook. Tho prisoner was
searched, but the pocketDook was not ionnd In her
possession she no DOUBT having thrown the pockcr-
book away. Eer picture was taken to add TO tho
Rogucs' Gallery. The party then left for the Tombs
Police Court. Nellie was committed In default of
$1,000 bai.
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tic, 7c q 1lc per lb
TIN fine market strong. with fair demand. We
ssles 900 q. coke IOx at 81 49, gold per box
We quote Banca, $50, gold, ger H.; English ssc gold
Straits 33Aac Ss5c Gold G. coke. So IS gold per
box @ charcoal. vs. 30 IS rs gold; coke terne - ~
81 25 gold and charcoal erne, ST 75 ~ 81, gold.
foBACCo-With active demand for export the market
for keatucky assumed rmer The sales reached
lM0 hhs, nearly all for export at from &C. lie per 70
seed ea In fair request NJ about former prices with
sales Of ~ cases Connecticut old crop and luO cases Penn
sylyania new crop private TERMS Also 25l bales OF
Hnvan at rom cec. 81 u, and 400 cases Ohio lov on
privat, terms.
TALIow continues IN active demand and firm. We note
sales OF 10000 lbs. a. Esc. sac. for common - prime
WooI-Ihe market generally remains quiet. the sup
ply light and prices somewhat above the views OF buy
There HIS been good demand FOR foreign and prices
unwashed fleece al alc loc s0a0u lbs extra and super
pulled wool, bic. t3c.. s,OOu0 lbs. spring
chm Ca ifornia, SIC. f0c., 1000 lbs lambs' do,
3c 4c 500 lbs. Texas. Doc; t0GoJ lbs Cape 800.
luc 10000 lbs spring tip Californian, 40N0 lhs Texas
35 % lbs pull 81 Mestza and 25100l C,pe private terms
WHIsh Y.-Recep's -Nt bbls market unsettled
and lower. The about $50 bb mainly &C.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAR8oS-GUNN.-On Thursday, June i5 IN New
YORK, by the Rev. W. w. Page, JOSEPH ABfuUR
BARRON, son OF Mr.. William Barron, Raharney
Killucan, ireland, to ELIZABETH Ann, eldest daGgi
ter OF Mr.. George Gum, Banoury, England.
BARNEs-PINK RRToS.--On Thursday, June Is, mt
the Broadway Tabernacle, by the Rev. Joseph r.
Thompson, u. d., Moses TooaE, youngest son or
Samuel Drake Barnes, ESQ.,, to J. Fannie, eldest
daughter OF John l.. Plnkerton Esq, all OF This city,
BARBER-DE WoLfE.-At Trinity church, seq
mour. Conn, on wednesday, June IA. by The Rev.
George seabury, J. r. BARBER, OF New YORK 10 ii.
MARIA, daughter OF A. g. De Wolfe. OF seymour.
No cards.
BoMFoRD-RussEL.--At Fort Shaw, Montana Ter
ritory, on Thursday, June l. First Lieutenant
GEORGE " BoMFoRD, Seventh United states niaiiiry,
toSAILIE, only daughter OF the late Judge A. ID. Rus
sell OF New York city.
CERRRo-RABEEG,--At st. Vincent do Paul'S
churcn, on Thursday, June Is, by the Rev. ~ Li-
font. RAPHAEL CERERo, OF spain, 70 CkLESiiNR,
youngest daghter Of &. II. kapefg, or tbis city.
DiCKEY-EMERSoN.---l Brooklyn, on Thursday,
June Is, at the south congregational church, by INC
Rev. DIR. Storrs, Mr.. JAMES DiCKEY 10 Mss ELLA !.
EMERSON, both or Brooklyn,
Observation-Disclosures Thursday. June lj at
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The specie engagements for export by to-mor-
rows steamers are computed at about 100000.
TIE NEW LOAN.
The additional subscriptions to the new loan TO-
day we're $35,ooo-naklng the total subscriptions
ana conversions to date $685. $50.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list was buoyant and prices gen.
orally higher. The approach OF interest day natu-
rally stimulates purchases In view of demand after
July for the reinvestment OF coupons. Prices
closed as fo,ows:--United States currency skies,
ll5A ll5ta; do. do, 1881, registered 114& 11t4;
do. do, coupon, 117a q 1l7ss; do. 1ve-tweniies,
registered, May and November 1121s 1l2A; do.
do. 1862 coupon, do, 1l21s a ll21l; do do, 1864,
do. do, 112s 1I2.; do do, 1865 do. do. INK
I1oM; do. d., registered, January and July. III
nix; do. do. 1856, coupon do 114I 114H;
do. do. 1867, do. do. 1147s 1l4h; do do. 1868,
do. do, 1l4h 1l4;s; do. ten-torties, registered
1899 a 10; do. do, coupon, 40 110k.
SOUTHERN sgcURlTIEs-ADvANCE IN TENNEssEEs.
The only new feature III the Southern list was a
sharp rise In the Tennessees, which advanced to
s23 for the old ana 70 Ter the new. Rumor has 1t
that pool has been formed for speculation In
these bonds against tho ''short interest with whom
they have been usually favoritc subject for specu
ave sales. The rest OF the list quiet and steady
If not strong. The latest street quotations Us
new, 72s4 10: Virginias, coupon, 81 GS15; do.
new, 721s 1871; &C., registered stock, Old 81 IS;
Georgia skies, IS 80; do. sevens. "a a 96;
North Carolina, ex coupon AZ Az; DO funding.
1866, 81 80; do. do, 1868. 80 SO; do. new 271a
c7tl do. special tax, 20 2ots Missouri skies. %
a s6i5; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 95I q 95a;
Louisiana SKIES. 20 "; do. new, 63 IS; do. levee
skies, 6o1s IL do Fights, 81 SO; do. Penitentiary
seyens, 20 q II: do. Railroad eights IS SO; Ala
bama nves, 70 q 10; do. elghts, 102 1887; do
Railroad Fights, 95 o 1907 South Carolina SKIES Is a
80; do. new. January ana July, 624 GO; do. do
April and October, 60 a6lh; Arkansas sixes 81 a
60: do sevens, 90 62.
STOCKS IRREGULAR, WEAK AND LOWER.
The stock market opened quite steady, but soon
began to betray weakness In the Northwest shares
and Union Pacific, which eventually went Off about
three per cent. The decentralization occasioned by
this decline was spreading to the general list
when checked 10y bold movement in Rock Island,
which was marked up to 1929. Erie declined l
per cent Ohio ana Mississippi 1 per cent, Wabash
Ia per cent, Lake shore Il per cent, and other lead
ing shares Il a x per cent. After the sales that
produced these changes the market became in
tensely duh and closed almost stagnant.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, I
FRIDAY. June lO-J p. M. /

WALL STREET.
FRIDAY June l0-5 p. NJ. y
On 'change to-day wheat was heavy owing to
lower market at Liverpool The cotton market was
1airly active and higher.
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The relaxation 10 tao rates for cash gold led to
g~ol inquiry for bills OF foreign exchange. anu the
leading bankers advanced their rates. the several
quotations OF the market closing as folows:-Ster-
ling, sixty days, commercial, 1925. q 1921; good
TO prime bankers, 10 q llof; short sight, 1IoH
l0A; Paris. short sight sixty days, $780, Antwerp,
t.221s t.l64; Switzerland, 5.1sA SIS; Hamburg,
35A a 80 Lie; Amsterdam, 40x a Al; Frankfort,
4o% 81; Bremen, 1875 s9A; Prussan thalers, II q
Tx.
MONEY TWO TO FOUR PER CENT.
The money market showed stereoryped ease.
Borrowers government coliaterals were sup
Piled at two TO taco per cent anu on stocks at
three to four per cent
THE DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports or dry gools at this port from foreign
ports for the week ending June is, 1871, amounted
TO sI,69e,45s. The entries Tor consumption Were
s1,l2o.43i; warehoused, SCISSORS; Withdrawn from
warehouse $s22,2oo.
GOLD srEADY-112la A 112k.
The gol market, while IN general steady, was r.
re uar within marrow limits. With the advance In
the rates for foreign exchange the price advanced
from hex To 1l2H, but frequently chana ed during the
movement. The speculative influences seem Tor the
present At rest. In TINS connection II Will he inter-
csllng t. the oects of The report OF tile WASH
ington Bureau Of Statistics. given In another col
umn, showing an excess Of nearly $4,000 900 tho
exports over the imports Tor tle niue months end
ms Marcn 81, 1871. 1t may be argued that this re-
suit Is brought about by very heavy shipment Of
slecie, but then the specie gone ana Europe yir.
lually owes us $l3,0lo)oo for the business of the
period specified. The course OF the market Is shown
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NEW ORLEANS. June ~, 1871.
Cotton quiet mi dnrs 1s4c alg9c. Net receipts go;
Sa,es M0. Stock, 6hGTi. Net receipts OF the week. 66Di
gross 5b7. Exports 70 Great Eritrn bUs to HavIe 1875
TO Barcelona, 400; csas wise s Sales of the week. Ho
SAvASSAH Juno IL, 1871.
coastwsc w. sses 80 stock s54 Net rcSepts Of tss
week, ol Exports coatwise, $40 Sales o. the week,
l,5O.
wmNISGroa, n O., June I6, 1871.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quel ~ de, crude quiet at s3 for
yellow Up, ~ % or virgin 10 In sleay ~ for strained,
"a $40 tor No. 81 for extra pale, 50 20 for pale.
OswEGo N. Y, June IS, 1871.
Flour steady, with good dem nd Sales 2;0J bbls, ut
winter - 20 tor double extra Wheat duh but unchanged;
sal 800 bushels No Milwaukee club In lots at al ~
No. red winter hold at 81 b6 81 81 Corn steady safes
- eco nnses rn1ed 6ec 200 bushels high mixed
bushe Western nj bc irley rye and peas qnet. Corn
eai 10 Tor boted,4 20 unbolcd per cyt Ml feed uu
changed: shorts, ~ "a s stu1s t25 $780, niings.
x?s sSl Per ton, as to quality anal eishts Flour zoe;
wheat qc corn 61ec !, Flew York lumber, 10 to the u
son. So ~ to New York. ~ to Philadelphia. Rail-
freehtsflour to Boston &c. to New York. fJc to Albany,
corr. 1l3GU feet lunoer Smpm 'nts-By cina, 20 90
bushes wheat. 500 leet lumber. The amount of grain
the canals from Buffalo and usvcgo for seWater yeser
day be aseertained Follows -
wheat $4,000 bushels; corn l0OI OUU bushels; OATS lcj00
CuroAqo, Juno IS, 1871.
Flour aui: Wheat que but FIRM vaacsi lc a g.
snea at 81 26<s 81 274 cash No. siing; closed
quiet AT inie price. Afternoon steady 81 27 ca
Corn moderately active; No mixed Mt 81 &C. oats steady
no. AZ Doc Rye nominal darcy hrmer; No. spring, 79c
Live hogs weak; saes At a3 80 50 20. Cattle quiet and
steady NJ "a ias ~ s7le. RecelpsSWO bhis. four,
b cj bushels wheat 23S corn 900 bushes It's,
2o0U bushels rye, 100 bushels barley 1000 hog. ship
eorn 1o0 hogs Ireghts active. Corn to Buffalo per sail
BIC. "A sac.
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ROWING MATCH. --tcorge II. Thatcher Dr. son OF
the Albany Mayor. at present OF Williams College,
has challenged Robert hott also OF Albany TO row
HIM seull race the Troy course, July 8. and the
challenge has been accepted Az the same place
and on the same day the Williams College CLUB and
the Rensselaer, Institute Clue meet In q six.oarcd
shell race The Albany Mutuals have deferred their
opening day 10 the 27tb INST, and have changed
the programme somewhat. The scullers' race, IG-
stead OF being confined 10 three members who have
never won . race, VIII now be open to all members
The club,
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. M.
FRIDAY, June 16--6 y. NJ.

FRIDAY, June 1916 y. NJ.
AsHEs.1hc in active and prices nominal
at 80 % 81 20 for pots, and 80 80 rs for pearls
cASnLrs were in moderate request at 2sc 99c. for
searc; 9c 3Oc for plain sperm; 3c 4oc for patent do
and l3c l5c. for adamantne.
CoFFrE-A fair demand prevailed for Rio AZ full prices
and we have 10 note further Of ltas per
iantoT aad w bags per steamer HUMBOLDT on private
terms. siso a,u0O bags per North America sold
some time ago. bu, not previously reported ia Baltimore
lWD basa per Adeade--au private 9th r
We quote Rio ordinary eargoes lOc l04c far do,
l2Hc extreme range for lots c Eye. gold, per H.
10 bond, thirty to sixty days. credit Java government
bags, ic NC; Do grass mats, htc 22c Singapore
ic. lsc. Seyon, l5i4c. l7c Maracabo be-: i7c;
Laguayfl lie n lc.. Jamaica &c., lhc.; 81 Domingo
trold IN bond 9c. i0c Costa Rc, l3ac l7c Mana
Hc. n i5c Aenean, l3c I7c. savanila lSc 4 BIKE;
Curacao lsc &c., all gold, thirty UXtv days' credit,
duty paid.
CoTros~TAe market continued strong prices again
advanced &C. h. The erade of Ordinary aud eoo rdi.
nary were DOT salabe nj quotations. The demand was
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CATTLE MARKET.

Beef s'ea'y and fair demand at lie. lac for common
70 good Hogs were 1et at &C. to osc Rcceipscatte
seS ana live hogs, 2,loI
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Upl,n3s. A1olama

further
tame The trinsasions to-day comprised ISs5o bales
isS 4 2 s i i ,sss 80, 4. e.. IS j Ill., ss5 Il
ssSsr @ ga 80 Ss g o 80
= s'ss s = &c. 80 at s &C., at Il
rs 81, 100 90 at s 20 :, 200 h
sSS,r ssSc
~ se, 200 !, lss lo{Jay a;la%s, 40 si9e,
weston icstmatraL 900; New orleans, .s5; noble .i7
S ss% @ S' 6aes
against 4g ocs day last o week and s as
as Liserpool BY steam, I'd by s sssd 20
JAYS sa s con press I e bremen BY se az Ga
sss saul auosos. " nes s By s
ye,ss wes = n,"c ~ Sc August Bose
CorpNa tmerioan ingot was in good demand Mt tul
prices he s sales were go lbs pAG tor 'ae sy,y
with modera.s lema9a We quote: cd sheahlns, re,
$40 yellow metal sheathinr, 2ac d. bolts, 2i.. and
FnFienTs.- Tue market generally Quiet and rate.
unchanged: TIE tone Of the market, however,
the dea nd being mostly FOR vessels for pctroem RE en-
eagemen's were.To Lysppoo by steam 7,9o bushels
s.s, g. to London, bv sail oaj bushels wheat aad corn
s nGse hence ~ 70 rn "f
Continental port 5000 bbs petroleum. a. s.. iuSd. 40
ps.solsam a.; 5 ;os sn'lsa S,is fSlsisl
s s ss' s s?s
petroleum. al Norwegian bark hence Settn, $500
bbs petroleum at 5s North German bark hence to
direct Continental port, 2vD bbs petroleum. "a. 45c
bark from aa River the River Plate, with lumber AT
S22 and five cent primrse; bark Aspnwall with
coal at st U ship heacs to Havre general cargo lump
sum.
FLOUR AND Enthusiastically Flour, 1854 bbs wheat,
lc7l7 bushels; corn, 6459 bushels; meal 35 bags
oats, 2l575 bushels The -four market dull
aud heavy, and reduction Of fully loc would
considerable amount Our quotations may therefore be
garjed nominal The sales about 1900
bbs Rye dour quot aud &C. l0c lower. Small sales
made at so 30 Sb so for superhne. Cora meal
nues In moderate steady prices. We
of 800 bbs Western yellow at oar quotations sacks
quoted trine higher follows 81 a; tine "A AZ
fine sllled 81 5 boted yellow I'll to- aud do. white vi 10