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phere since we have had no return Of rain here ; in
is still reported be unsettled, which combined with
/ the improved tone In Mark Lane has stmua with
more lively and extensive trade in wheas on srecua-


ton as well as for consumption than at any similar De
rod last harvest In Irish wheats both the spot
yesterday and this morning. at advance Of full I'd per
70bs upon the rates of Tuesday and though in English
and foreign free wheats no great amount OF business
done each realized prop0rtlonate amendment whilst
several OF Baltic red under lock- changed hands
on terms rather exceeding our last quotations. Sack
-four Of all descriptions. likewise in active request
commanding Is per2s0lbs late prices; Cansdan
6Ooo 1000 bbls ssd obtained ais Cd to ass; al
1000 OF at Us and 1000 Of sweet States in bond
20s per barrel Barley alt and peas continuing to
tract little notice, remained stationary in value and
beans, influenced by the reduction in duty were the
turn cheaper.


LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, Friday July 25-There
has been good demand for Irish butter this week.
and an advance in price has been obtained in some in
stances ON late quotations The holders are very
irm and higher rates anticipated Bacon hams and
aG are only ~ msasra.s p demand M without in
| ply for ships' stores.


MANCHESTER, FRrpAy EVENING, July 25--we have to
report continued good demand for all kinds Of cloth
snce this day week and in of rather higher
rates than current this day week. Spinnsrs
readily obtaining the very full rates paid Tuesday
whilst some spinners are holding back expecting still
BRAproRp July "a There has been an extensive bu
sness in pioce goods to-day and present demand
cannot fail to lead to higher rates Yarns This
article Is IN more request-more indeed than at this
ing. Wool The demasd is limited to actual cons"mp.
ton, and prices remain without the least change.


HAvRE CorroN MARKsr, July 23-The market kept
pretty active yesterday. The sales to 2203 bales
This morning the sales appear be rather slow; only
400 bales have been sold yet. The prices were sus-
tanned


CANTON Market April 3-Cotton continues au ite al
dull last represented with fewer sae the quotations
the say short nett, for the best Bombay.
Fine Banda none at market and wanted at To- with no
demand for Tinnivey. The exchange being low and
the exports to all parts being full is likely that hol
ders will be sufficiently firm to maintain present at


Cotton Yarn-very saleable at fully last quotations
say Nos 10 26 % Spanish dolls. long and 20 A. "a
| Sp. dolls.


Long Cloths.-Excessively dull Fine heavy greys
are saleable at sp dolls 10 long; common and mid
ding are hard to move and unsaeabe except in barter
We hear of sales by Cinnamon as low sp dolls a.
! Whites are without improvement.


American Goods command previous rates, say sp.
dolls Sp dolls 30 long for 40 yards domestcs and
. SIP. dolls. so for 80 yds Drills


Lead has become very saleable a sp. dolls long.


Rattans "A good demand for Straits at Sp. dolls.
| long but Banjarnassin duller at Sp. dolls. So
| Opium-Durng the last few days there has been con-
siderable excitement in the market owing to specula-
tors having stepped in and bought up considerable
| quantity of New Patna These purchases have been
made both for cash and upon time The clearancss Of
New Patna have been up to this time upon very consi-
derable scale and from the small quantity offered at the
second SALE with the laeness of the third sale be
attributed the speculative demand that has arisen New
Patna has been up from $40 dolls to $40 dolls cash.
Old Patna has not paraken Of the excitement and has
maned at $50 dolls to $50 dolls New Benares has been
rather and in demand, present rates 60j dolls,
Old Benares neglected at $40 dolls. Mawa has been
| ",
that per Oriental has been upon the market and nearly
half sold we Prices CONNIE need so dolls and
CHI ests has been brought per Isabella Tha crop Of rur
key having failed and the buyers firm, 1t that
present prices are likely to be maintained


| Tea.-Considerable business continues to be done ;
some twenty chops of Congou have been settled for du
ring the week for the English market at last weeks
rates. reducing the stocks to 100 chops about Or Hy
about 900 chests have been settled for also for Eng
land 90 so tales for fine for common cargo easier
may have been accepted. Stock Of Hyson remain
ing 500 chests exclusive of Canton) OF Young Hy son
about 1000 half chests have been settled for principally
for the States is sad say 1000 fine at 33 co. and 5000
mixed and "a q &C. OF Skin 1000 chests have
been sold at IA 10 long, and about 500 half chests gun
| powder and imperial.


OF the actual quantity of country packed green teas
on hand account to be depended upon be obtained
owing to SO much having been taken out Of the market
and still held by native spsculstos who continue
supply the market saringy but the quantity must be
| very small


made 1000 half chests Young H. aud $500 chests
imperial and ,Gnnpowder About 4o0o half chests OF
these Young fiyson for the States the remainder
OF the purchases for England. Besides these we
| hear OF contracts in the article.


When the ships at present loading away the ex.
port will 45 100. 600 we compute besides
900 may be purchased by waiting ships that by
tue end of next month the export. including that from
Shanghae, will not be far short OF 50,0O0,00O.


HORRIBLE OUTaAGs.-Be,ween 4 and o'clock
| Yesterday afternoon, we thrown into much
excitement by the arrival OF Constable +. Edgeron
press from Andes FOR meica aid sng that Unner She
lif Steele had been shot by the Indians. The following
believe he relied correct Eestpr-
day morning erif Moore in company with Under Sne
riff Steele Constable Edgeton, and r. r. Wright ESQ.,
went to Andes about IA mos from this place. for the
Earl, which had been destainsd for rent The Sheriff
and Mr. Wright arrived the premises about 10 A NJ,
and saw several persons at distance. disguised In
dans soon after alarge body of from 20 to 100 more
marched past into piece Of woods where the others
assembled. number of spectators continued to
arrive tho from the time the Sheriff got
there. until there large collection The Sheriff
was assured Dy some oil the headmen cf the Indians that
he should not be moe.tsd II he did no more than his
duty When the hour Of sale arrived started into the
to Svs ns ds hS to S and .s foley
dians who frequently stopped the cattle and interrupted
him. but he finally succeeded in getting the cattle near
the bars gate way, to the street. at which largo
number OF Indians and some spectators standing


Nth some reluctance the part of the Indians the
ton had arrived short time previous, and their
horses nssr by Mr.. Wright, about this time stepped
followed by Steele and Edgeron horseback and had
advanced one or two horse lengths and standing
horses ndiar stepped forward within few feet Of
Edgerton, and deliberately shot his horse the breast
which was instantly followed BY two other shot. At
Steele and his horse. Steeies horse being wounded
reared and sprang forward in the instant when volIey
was fired, three balls taking effect steele one On.


erng the left side passed cut through the bowels ono
through the thick part the breast the ether
through the right near the shoulder II is possible
Steele wounded In the on the nrst fire. AZ ho
observed epdeavorng raise his arm with pistol


in hand to fire, which he effected, with difficulty
his gun and is possible he was wounded Edpsrtors
horse also shot from the left side into his vitas the
ball passing between the stirrupleathsr and Edge


leg Steele survived about six hours in the excru-
ciatng pain, when death came to his relief


Thus in the prime Of life, has been of BY lawlsss
mob, worthy and respected citizen and most efficient
officer The remains Of poor Steele were brought into
the village this forenoon causing universal sorrow
among our citizens. Every eye mosen ned-but ew
words were spoken-the heart being too full for utter
ance Mrs had resided among us from early childhood,
and had always conducted himself as to obtain the
friendship ane good will of all with whom he had asso-
ciated either IN business social and neighbory inter.
And thus to be shot down in cold blood nothing
having been dsne on his part the part of those
with him. to excite the ire Of his murders simply
because he was officer and had heretofore done his
duty as good citizen and officer. according to the
laws Of his country The heart sickens the
that there among those bearing the i'm ,ge