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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

BURGLARY IN FRoNT-sTREET.-The resi-
dence Of Michael Schroeffenberger, at No. 40
East Front-street, was feloniously entered
night before last and robbed of a silver watch
valued at 500. The burglars effected an en-.
trance through the second story window by
placing n ladder against the house and pass
ing through room in which three boarders
were sleeping, invaded the one. occupied by
the keeper of the house, whose wife, hearing
their noise, raised an alarm, whereupon they
hastily retreated and finally escaped.
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APPLICATION 70 DISCHARGE OR REDucE
BAIL.-Judge Hilton heard an application for
the discharge of two young men named Robb
and Bonner, who, with two others, were re-
guircdby an examining court to give bail in
the sum of 81, 900 each, TO answer a charge of
rape, committed on Sarah Foster. After
hearing the evidence of nineteen witnesses,
the Judge refused to discharge the parties,
but was willing to reduce the bail to $500
each. .....s.-
Kerr for the State; Boyle for defendants.
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New York stocIk Nfnrket,

NEW YoRK, June l9.-Stocks, though not
very active, are again rather better; ChcaRo and
hock Island, es4 Cleveland and Toledo, 29; dalena
ana ChicaRo. 81; Illinois Central Scrip 62: panama
ls2; Michigan Southern Guaranteed 27; Chicaio;
n ngson and }uincyyIo Michigan soathern,ls
"a, 60; Delaware aud Hudson, W; United states
SKIES, l05; Missouri Sixes, Siai; Illinois Central
Bonds, y ~ Lacrosse Grants, 10,
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THRTy7ElGHT LoTs OF LAND IN PRESLEY
kEMPER's SUBDIVISION AT AUCTION This
afternoon at two o'clock Cooper & Stokes,
auctioneers, sell thirty-eight lots of land in
the property laid out by the heirs of Presley
Kemper! i Persons wishing to attend the
sale will meet at Isaac Huffman's brick house,
on the Walnut Hills Road, near the property
TO be sold. = ''- 800
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
AT their regular diurnal session Yesterday
morning, the County Commissioners passed
orders amounting in the aggregate to
$l, 1859 "a of which 1926 were paid to Isaiah
Rogers, for three months salary as architect
OF the new jail $50 10 to Jacob Jacobs for
labor and expenses incurred in removing
Ghain,gang .convicts to Lick Run; $42 rs to
J John Elfn for stores for new Jail $453 90 to
Lunatic Asylum; $4l to o. r. Dutton for
rent in full of Lick Run Lunatic Asylum
$l26 to P. M. Tully forclothng for lunatics'
and $3 to S. Kemper for hauling lumber for
Carthage Road. Apart from this, no busi
ness Of Importance was transacted
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SALE OF PERSONAL PRoPERTY. This after
noon at half-past three o'clock, j. Graf &
Go. sell at No. 9S Betts-street, an excellent
frame-house and lot also, good family
horse, carriage, buggy and harness. See adj
vertisement.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

CINCINNATI FEMALBSEMINARY.- junior
and sophomore classes, of the Cincinnati
Female Seminary gave their annual exhibit
ton last evening at the Institute, corner of
Seventh and Mound. The exercises were
largely attended, and the performance of the
pupils gave general satisfaction -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

CLERICAL On DIT.-We see il stated in one
of the Eastern papers that Rev NJ. d. Com
way, the popular and eloquent pastor of the
First Congregational (Unitarian) Church, of
this city, is about to take charge of the con-
gregation of the late lamented Theodore
Parker,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

01LS-L Linseed very dull and not saIeable TO any
extent, az over Ole. We quote at 6lkl62c Lard un-
changed and steady at SIC. Red at SO and TISc par
pound for distilled and saponoed the latter rate n-
from store, in the regular way. -
PROVlSlONS-An increased frmness on the mart
OF holders, owing to better demand for bulk Meats
and Bacon have been the leading new feature in the
market during the week, though the amount of bust
ness done has not been very large There has been
an increased disposition to buy displayed by dealers
from other points, but owners putting up prices M
moss. ..... ....t ... =. III
Mess Pork has been held with Increased firmness,
Is 70 for good to frst-class brands aud buyers wI
ing 70 pay SlI 7509lS, to a moderate extent, the de-
mand having been but moderate TO MI orders
very brisk demand arose for Bulk Meat in
the fore-part OF the week, and about one million
pounds sold at 7@9c. for Shoulders and Sides after
which, holders put up prices to Tie for Shoulders
and 9A09gRc. for medium to heavy Sides but nj
these rates there has been comparatively nothing
done, though purchases can not be made for less
Yesterday about $4,000 Ms. Sides, averaging 10 ms
sold at a price equal to 9Ic. ' F. or = I7f-'
Bacon had boon held with Increased irmneas and
the desire to buy was greater from day to day AZ
the week progressed; and yesterday there was 4
pretty brisk demand, with sales of il5 hhds clean
Sides delivered next week, at HE; 1000 prime
l0Ac. .. N' - "
Lard has been held higher toward the close of
tho week. and tierces sold at l1hc., and barrels nj
llac;, with very little Offering, mi
ern, per barrel. ....-
R1CE-A moderate demand at 81 ita51Sc., the latter
rate in the small way. r ---''-l.
SALT-The business doing in domestic is moderate
without change in prices. Foreign continus mac
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RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENTAL horse at
ttached to huckster wagon, and driven by
Mrs, Catharine Fairlaugh, took fright at q
street-railway car yesterday morning on
Linn-street, near Findlay, and ran of, over
turning the vehicle and injured the woman
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Now is THE TME.--John II. Deters, No. So
West Fourth-street has just received a fine
assortment of gentlemens French boots.
They are well made, fit easy and are com
Portable to the feet. Drop in and get pair,
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MENTER's BAND IN BALTMoRE.--The Balti-
more Clipper of late date pays the follow
ing compliment to Menter's Band, which ac-
oompanied the Ohio Delegation TO the Demo-
cratic Convention. The Clipper says at is
one of the finest corps of musicians in the
country since the dissolution Of Dodsworth's,
Menters Band is almost unrivaled The
harmony of their music is perfect and,
whether in concert or ON parade, they are,
hard TO beat"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

Observation-Disclosures p. Willis, the Idle
wild sentimentalist, whose contributions TO
the Home Journal aTenot at all worthy the
ahthor of ''The Leper,9 y "Parrbasiush and
"Absalom," was at the Burnet House, yes
terday. 70 ~ p
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-This excellent
Company place us under daily obligations
for Eastern papers, always in advance Of the
mail-tayors VIC especially appreciate, and
for which we are duly thankful.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

Broaders h Co.. 81 Fourth-street have The
uRepublican Campaign Songster for 1860"
Campaign singers had better be strengthen
ing their wind. thar . ~ n . -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

PHGsix INSURANCE COMPANY. by notice
in special column, it will be seen that the
Cincinnati Agency has changed hands.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

PAINFUL CASE OF DEsTITUTIoN-A CHILD
DIES OF STARVATION AT THE MOMENT ITS
SISTER Is BoRN.-Coroner Carey was called
upon yesterday morning to hold an inquest
upon the dead body of a male child twoyears
old, son of Barbara Smith, residing at No. so
Race-street. The Investigation developed
the following facts:
About two weeks since the husband of Mrs.
smith left her entirely penniless and went
to Georgetown, Kentucky, since which time
she has been without almost wholly food
She had, and still has, four children-for
girl was born about the time that its youngest
brother died-but they were too young to
assist her, and her condition was such that
it was impossible for her to help herself She
testified that the dead child had had nothing
to eat since last Thursday morning. and
although the jury could not agree upon a
verdict, 1t IS altogether probable that death
was caused by starvation. II
The woman, when DR.. Carey visited her.
was in the most wretched condition imapipa-
Bile: Pale and emaciated by want of food
and the suffering which is always the con-
comitant of maternity; the babes CRYING
about her bedside for bread, which she was
unable to give them, and no one near to at
tend to any OF the wants that are so numer-
ous to females at such times, living in a cold,
damp cellar, without any of the necessaries
OF life, the woman presented the most fright
ful and distressing picture of poverty aud
wretchedness, that can readily be conceived,
Cases of this kind, doubtless, often occur,
ana there seems to be no remedy for them;
but the husband who could desert his wife
at such time ought to be brought forcibly
back to the city, if for no other purpose but
to give him the pleasure of gazing upon the
misery he had caused.
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PERSONAL.

|NElReONA NAL.--IkVEsTME REAL AND
NJ pERSONAL.-A man that invests money In
1|Ifrmay or may not layela red ndse; but a man
1 fests money In real estate, for licen.ious pur-
t1 y sure toreap the ripe fruit that follows the
'OastN, jel9-bs
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COMMERCIAL .AFrArns.


Sfcnetart abd ConlsherSlat n
The dpietpess Of Monday cohtihued h
Tbirdstrcet Yesterday, and little variation ffo tie
condition Of financial affairs at the opening Of the
week was obsersable In tho Banking quarter.
Money remained easy for approved names, though
the Bankers spoke Of very fair ddiaaud in the reg
ular way, oonsiderine thsseason.
No surplus Capital 81 oonsehuenee N held M tho
posing Of it at i6ai2 per cent, cieh Il s89 II the
Eastern Exchange yesterday, was as IL ha, been for
seVerpl Gays previous, steady, though rather quiet
a m Sa SsS ss"$ otSass .ss Esss Domss
Iimc.biiis quiet, and in Uncurrent Money nothing
Flour continued quiet yesterday, the sales reach
ng ony ~ barrels, at 500 % for superfnc, and
feeling or prices, g75 barrels selling at TSaIfSfo
was 70 BsSon d nSsEy UeeS. 81 shoa Sc
pSGi pSescd ;GI5aps M ,s q o lOs ,e hhS. s DE-
n lo4@ioe, aud y kbds clear sides 70 ' be de- de-
yeTsa ~ mex. ,,, Teek BAT az lAG Lasd-l7S barrels sold
reported on tho books Of the Exchange. "'''
A., IL sugar and Moesses nothing trenspired; but
Grains, much less was doing than m on MI MondISy AZ Az
bushels Rye selling at SCI 500 bushels ear Corn az
bushels Oats delivered at ic 80 do from az ISndSS ST
at Sec 800 do: in bulk az ISc and 600 do. in bulk
$50 boxes Western Reserve sold at 10.
Tbeimports and exports, Of various articles during
the twenty-four hours ending yesterday noon we're
cdrn ssi5 dSs.s dsSSss PSHaags
bags Flour, 600 brls Hay ls0 baes Hogs, 67S head;
Sde Ss siSSs SaisS aSaf Pcr q SSs bssdS Sa
nhds boxes, Potatoes, l07l brls.; Sugar. 6s hhds;
wReSp6 - bSqis MseBs W Bss IL butter BT b,
CsSS y o SGSSs STs CmseSss S b Coffee AZ
30 brls lii boxes, Potatoes i29 barrels Sugar, g
hhds.i salt, l6Sbrlsi Whisky, l,6i3 brls. ,f1 m
Iha a.. nuts.sv H..
New York during the past week.
IMPORTS.
p4y Eot soca. &c .'a 1sSs ys;s isss @ e, a 1sSo; a.
GehefSi ncrcIsc i'1ii6S i4i ',f s,,isS,a5 assSGg s
Previously rSpd SoSaS l6s,sss5i5 ls5S5 oSissss sSfiss
Since Jan. I s5s,sI6,s9l sl07,sio,aSo sio665 so
EXPORTS EXCLUSIVE OF SPECIE. "a ei
For ,howo., siS5Ss; s1sJa: 1850.
Previously Tcpd sS5's @ss5',siI sSiss S SSss7S5 SSs75
Since Jan. H.. sgs,69ss,O s28,sol,l7s s57glO,6o6
EXPORTS OF SPECIE l.fiu s.l
Previously rep'd il,S35sa6 S9TS2,$Ss i5,6555o6g5i
Since Jan. lee sn,9o2,l4I So, ,4s2iO7 sl16Si,52
Mondays New York Herald observes:
Nothing has occurred during the week to disturb
afas az Ss tS RI pspsy pSS
SIX months TO rum goes easily at five, and we hear
even OF single name Paper being done at this rate
Frs-cass short acoeptances very scarce aud are
taken eagerly at AZ per cent.
There was more activity in the Exchange market
than during the previous week, and Sterling Bills
have advanced q per cent, under an Increased de-
lnnnd AT the close several leading bankers nut up
their notes to O9N but the principal business Of the
week has been at l09A. The rates ON Paris and the
Continent remain unaltered.
Messrs. Thompson Brothers, New York, say there
is considerable activity in Land Warrants, with a
further advance, and quota thus: .... ......
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

'WANTED- ATTENTION : Important Secret
d.. will lecture on MONDAYS, ,WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, attn O'clock a. n, At her office,
n1rth least corner of Race and Sixth sts Room No.
2. Consultation hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ, or
through the Postoffice; Mrs. Burleigh has brought
from Europe remedies for female diseases which give
posltiye and Immediate relief - iel2-am
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

NEWSPAPER FAvOKs.--Jg p. Glore, Mail
Agent of the Covington and Lexington Rail-
road, furnished us yesterday with Louisville
papers six hours in advance of the mail.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

VUANTED-INFORMA Mrs M, O.
wv She Is dark complexion; Ave feet two to four
inches high thick tet, and lived with Hill, on
10 or hear from her, This is the man that was
inarried about week before she came there. wish
her TO send me word where she can be found She is
living somesyhere about the county; She is twenty
|nine years ot age; A.. TERRELL,
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ILEADAND SH0T-No change in the market; th,
demand Is fair in the regular way. We quote;

M0LASSES-Q Quite a large business was done In
tho early part Of the week Hnd fully 1000 brls were
i6c which checked the demand efectiulliy; and the
business done the last three days has been quite linn
part of the holders, to fall back TO &c some sales
having been made at this rate yesterday, and we
small lots. ~ N W
NAILs-No change in prices, and we continue to
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

CHEESE-The demand is fair, and rather In az
cess Of the supply, which has been moderate during
the week, and prices are shade higher; 71fc hav-
ing been obtained in some for selected though
some parcels have been procured at &c. We quote
Ig7se. as the range; closing with tendency toward
the latter ratio as the uniform one. -,
CANDLES AND SOAP The market continues
to quote:
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20
THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

,METEonoLoGIcAL OBSERVATIONS Henry
Ware, Optician, June 10: IN Il -'''
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bUUAK-During the lore part OF the week there
was quite an active demand, and abont
400 hhds sold at prices ranging from ~ TO &C. To-
ward the close the demand fell on, and the market
was quiet Monday and yesterday, without change In
prices. We continue TO quote low fair at S. and fair
at &c.
TALLow--No change in the market. We ouote
oountry rendered at 9@9Ac. City lots may be
TOBACCO-A worry dull market for manufactured,
and the demand quite trifing. Prices are nominally
unchanged, and we continue to auota n n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

LICENSE RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.
During the week ending yesterday, the re-
ceipts for licenses at the Mayors Office
amounted to $7s so, derived from the follow
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

COFFEE-The market has been very frm-rather
buoyant-dnrlng the week, with an improved de-
mand, though dealers continue to buy strictly with
reference 20 their current wants. none being disposed
70 specuIate The sales comprise 400 bags at lie
Tor prime, In the small way prices now range from
tae' 70 l5ao. indicating further advance Of fully
Ac we quote Laguira at l561i5I4c., and JAVA al
H@ll,sc 2,2i4 bags were received during the week
EGGs-The market rules steady, with good de-
mand at lc. per dozen, packers count"
FEATHERS-The market is dull and prices lower
We now 1& & quote prime dull at 4a14lo., on arrival
Dried are dull aud To- per pound lower; closing al
gt2o, Peaches duh, and pared are selling at lI6
l2c per pound. In foreign we have no change TO mo-
nce, We quote Oranges at IS 50; Lemons at 81; Nj
kalsins ~ O@2 75i Layer do. 81 70fas; Sultana
note. ~ VI
al 75 for Indian. ~ " W.
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Since Jan. lee. $n,9O2,l44 S3l, ,432, ,lO7 SlL
Mondays New York Herald observes.

The changes in last weeks New Orleans Bank
statement, from that Of the previous week, are as
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

"ANTED-To MACHINISTs, BOILER-MA-
w kERS AND BLAekSMITHS : First-clas
meehanios in these branches can obtain Immediate
cmploy ments and good wages at BLANDY'S Steam
Engine Works, Evansville, Ohio. jel7-h+
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AUCTION SALES

t.it a. ~ x Z -KfEllzki n
A UCT1ON sALE-BE JACOB gRAFF co.
AZ fatSsfBSSg AZ: :;s 1; %ssIS
s"Ss ss%SPs Will found ButiSss,
Gloves, Mi.s, Combs Embroidery, Baskets, Pins,
and rESS 9&GtB q StsiE :r;Ss
A UGTTI9s SALE v ~ q; 3, MILES ! Co,
Poremptory sale of Pocket Stiery RSro seissors enu
Resolve Sf SsS @ Viii e. ApoOn
MORNING, June "a Al ~ . clock. Three Thousand
ns Of tho SSs sasS SS Sss s'ssySs he
srf;ry variety ard style Of Poeketknives RSzors,
The trade are invited % attend this Sale, as tho
Ie2o II. !. Mills ( co. Auctioneors.
n NO. 2s PeSri-stTeet, ,-stsPle and Fancy DR.; Dry
Tor CssS%n e ApstiS3 Nth2gt heserys
ocl9ck We will sell general variety Of seasona
pic S,aple and fancy Dry Goods,
AAnu New styles silk and Lace Mantles, super
tae,onets and swlss Embroideres fine Psrssols sin
sGs Ladies Boots aSd sFRs s% Clothing
,ALsoo-Io close consignments, 30 cases assorted
iolO IL s. MILEs a co., ,Auctioneers.
A gCTEON, sAH.E.-BY ]. CRAFT 4 CO.
fAExcellent Frame b ouee and Lot, Family Horae.
$ fRH FRSSSS s sSS SP SS. q ss &
34 O'Clock, on the premises No. QS Betts-st, north
side, between Cutter and Linn, lot % feet front hy
% feet deep to ll8 foot alley. The House is two
stories, vo rooms paved cellar cistern and hydrant
IN theyard bath -h0uBo, bhrubbory, grapes, 40. On
the rear Of the lot s now brick stable, l6
feet by 20, which be used acarpen ter-sop or
mauufaotory Of any Kind, being on 4 wide alley
Terms Of fsaleTOnc-third cash, balancr In onv and
two years, with six per cent. interest. .. 49,
AbSO-At same time, for cash, q first .riite Family
Horse, for carriage or saddle, family carriage and
new harness. JACOB GRAFF, Auotioneer,
yelI - is East FOurth-street.
A UCTION SALE-BY COOPER srOK Es.
ThlTtyreiSht Lots Of Land in Presley Kempcrs
Subdiyision = Will be sold at public auction on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 20, at o'oiock
on tho premises Thirty eight Lots Of land 10 Pres
icy heInpers fronting the road lead
ing to Walnut Hills. These lots front on Mcmillan,
Boone, Fowler wilkinson, kenton aud sy mlnes-
streets, and each 20 feet front By 100 feet deer
Terms Of saleaone-thlrd cash, balance in and
Two years with six per cent. Interest, secured By
mortgage on tho promises. Tito perfect Sale posi-
tive Persons wishing TO attend this sale will meet
at walnut Hills road near the property TO be sold
COOPER STOKES, Auctionecns, I Fl
Jelo -. De-. Id East Fourth-st.
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bETTEus DETAINED ron WANT OF PosrAeE,
Tuesday, juno 10; .'a ..., a..'r 'T-'
Gilbert Kennedy, Dayton, Ohio. Hf D.
J. u, Woln, Baton Rouge, la. .il-full. POI H..
Adolph Loeb, Chicago, Ill. TT fIftFi 70 81 It
Horny .. Lord, IndiRtapoIis, Ind irHfH' OIL. p
Marks Newman, lIarTlsonburg, La 90. .-t
9!S.Jaquth, Wrights Corner, Ind. ..H To-
3 y. ScwartE, New York City. INV 800. i.'u' ..l
Rev. y. Bfney, Jersey City, N. j. .IHt.f1f
Rev. w. Collier, PittsbuTg, Penn, ...
Phil Doddridge, Coyington, Ky
Theodore Stunning Dubudue, Iowa
q. n. Cofhn, Richmond, Va, 80 NJ t
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.WOQL-The demand continues good at full prices
Manufacturers are buying very freely at prices rang
ing from 80 to 45c.; and SOC. for extra clips
WHISkY-The market has been steady during the
week, and prices &c. better the greater portion
q L. The current rates each day was as follows:
Wednesday, l714c; Thursday, l7hc.; and Friday Sat
urday, Monday and yesterday, 171sc, closing dull.
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Review Of the Cincinnati Market,
OR THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY MORN

-pi... ING, JUNE 20, 1860. 4...
per cent. over proof. 77'77
ASHES-Pots are very dull and prices nominal;
they are arc offered at 44c. Pearls nominal. Soda
Ash 3lfc Bi-Carb. Soda 416015Tc. --''''
BARK-A dull and heavy market during the week,
and prices lower, closing at 50 500lO The receipts
preston.
. BEESWAX--The market Is dull and prices nom
inal, at 2S6130c., on arrival
BEANS-No change IN prices and no demand Of
consequelce. Prime white are offered at S5@9Oc
BRAN, SHORTS, &c.-A continued dull market.
and prices Of Bran and Shorts are again lower. We
now nnOte; w
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UNOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, and lease Of
Sodms dbSn amd II asS. sss 1oSss 12n
'front.' by VIZ deep Inquire as No. ID Clinton st. ;,
/. between Central.avenue and John-st jel9-bs =
NOR SALR-GROOERY-A retail grocery in
n pleasant part Of the city, doing Il good bust
will be sold low, II applied for soon. Call at
452 Rnth.st., westof Carr. f jelS-aw'
NlsOll SALE-LoT-ln the town of California,
n Ohio, cheap for cash or acceptable trade Also,
HlG0 acres of land, in Mercer County Ohio, very low
inf cash, or cash and payments. W. u. DAVIS, AZ
West Third street, Cincinnati. fT jel7-ds
H7v0R SALE-Steam Engine and Boiler, now In
~ use ~ Nos. Do and OIL Wamnt-s street, whore
they can bo seen mt amy time. Engine-Cylndor,
.saeksR damcer, stroke feet, governor and Judson
ysiye aisgched and easi-irpn bed, Boiler-Length,
(, ms3lf HARRISON q WILSON.
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WUANTED-sITUATIO will be given
w fra permanent situation on any OF the rail
rOads running out of the city. Reference given.
Address Q. NJ MAY, Cincinnati T. q. jels-d"
N - - Niaz. oony q and ch. Press - n -.
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Arrivals-Telegraph, ,Loulayille Boston, Big SANDY:
Bostona, Portsmouth, Prioress, Madison Clipper
NashSille Sir Wm Wallace, st. Louis Lebanon.
Depqrtures- telegraph, Louisville Prloress, Madi-
son Bostona, Portsmouth, Boston, Big Sandy ;
a, q Taylor, New. Orleans Clipper Dosk Liber!
Y, Wheelingi Reliance, Pittsburg Mustang, New
Orleans ! sir VIM. Wallace, Pittsblrg. w"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-20

BUTTER-The market has been quite dull during
the week; the receipts have been quite large, and
are paying lO@llc: for the best Central Ohio and
Indiana, though, for some choice, l2c is obtained
mixed, brings s@9c, No Western Deserve In market,
a1d prices are nominal.
COOPERAGE-Flour barrels have advanced TO 30
9133c., with an improved demand. A good demand
for ny tight hogsheads for Bacon at full prices We