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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-25

NNOR SALE-A second hand TOP BUGGY, in
H. in good running order, or will exchange for
Spring Wagon. Call at tho Grocery northeast cor
ner Of Freeman and Richmond-sts. je20-f"
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AUCTION SALES.

a TJc1,sON sALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT A CO.
N eaie.roou,e No. q East Foufth-etfeef --Furni-
ture, Fian1, Ec.--fn; TUESDAY MORNING, June
26, AZ clock, viii be sod at No, 933 Laurel-st.,
cast Of Freeman, the entire fsrniture Of family.
viz: two mahogany eociahles, sig mahogany hair
cloth Chairs, Center table, fancy dos Etegore Parior
and Chan1bsr CARPETS, Oilcloth, Caneeeat Chairs,
Dining Tsblei Dlni9g Zee and Giassgere Bedstseds.
IEssss. common Chairs, Cooking stove and Kitchen
jssa JACOB GRAFT . co, Auctions.r..
AUCTION sALk,-BY COOPER a STOKES.
IN Frame Dwelling house on Court-stroet.- Oh
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June ~, will be sold,
AZ O'Clock, on tho premises, Franc Dwelling
lar undet the whole house cisern, &C., On the rear
Of tho lot Is exceent stable, suitable for four
Ave horses with al ioft, &c. Lot q feet front by
l7O feet deep, 10 an aIley.
Terms OF Sais-One-th third cash, balance In one and
two yesrs, with per cent. interest. Title good.
COOPER &STOkEk, Auctioneerei
Je23 IA East fourth-st
A UCTION sAI,E-By JACOB CRAFT q co.
A Furniture at Auction.-On MONDAY MORN
ING, June 2h, at clock, at IS Hopkins-st., west
of John, will be sold, the entire Furniture Of fam
ily viz Imperial rosewood s0clable, center. table,
ctagere, six cane-seat receptions chairs Brussels car
pet, window-shades, large arm chair oil-clothi sx
oak chaire, oak extens lon table, dining and tea
tressesi carpets, shower-bath lounge and mattress,
stair-carpet aud rods, cookHtove and kitchen furni
ture.
JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
je2 rs East Fourth-strcot.
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Never offend a butler-the wretch has too
many chances Of retaliation.
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BOARDING.


HGOARDING-A small family can obtain large
HB front room, unfurnshed, with board, In pri
yate family located in pleasant neighborhood In
The northern part Of the city. Terms moderate
Apply at 1O4 Libcrtyst., east of Broadway je25.b.
WDOARDING.--A gentleman and wife, or two
I'D single gentemen, can be accommodated with
boaad at SO Broadway. JeA-b'
uDOARDING-A few persons can be aceommo-
uD dated with board and rooms at 10 Longwcrth-
street, between Vine aud Race. ie2t-6
WPOARDING-A gentleman and wife can obtain
luD fine front room, unturnished, with board In
n small English family, located In one Of the most
healthy quarters Of the city; room very large and
airy. Address, with name and where seen, H.. T.,
box 510 postoiice. Je2t-b.
Summer, ,boardeEs can be accom-
- mOdatedat tho Pennsylyania Hotel, Columbia,
with single double rooms, well ventilated new
furniture; healthy and pleasant location, on the
Little Miami Railroad three trains stop daily fiye
lines Of coaches Charges very reasonable. Patron
age solicited. le2t-d,
UNOARDING-Seyera young gentlemen, or two
Ii OF three families, can be accommodated with
newly furnished unfurnished rooms and
good boarding at moderate terms, by applying at No.
so East Fifth-st., N. w. corner broadway. Jel9-f"
LOST.
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N>OR SALE-A Retail Stock Of Groceries, No.
we'll established business and fys years lease on
store. Also, good Building Lot IN the most i'm
PEELED TO quit business will oifer the same on very
favorable terms. For further information apply ut
the corner Of Third and Greenup-sts., Coyfngton,
Kentucky. - ts jel9-f%
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0R SALEosses% Eneins 1 %In and BSiler NOW S.ro in
they can be seen At any time. Engine-Oylinder,
inches diameter stroke feet, governor and Judson
valve attached, and cast iron bed. Boiler-Length,
%ys3af lSss afa'ns'''' % 'n'"f HARRISON WILSON.
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HNOR .SALE-DOG-A hne Newfoundland dog
II one year old, can be bought cheap by applying
on Cabot-stfeet, between Bellevue and Madison,
NswpOrt. - ie24-bs
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VNOR RENTAL low hgure, Warehouses 80
n and IA Water-st., between Main and Walnut,
inst west Of the Public Landing-each three and
half stories high, with good deep cellars Inquire
rpposite the premises, OF j. ID. STILLWELL, 81
Mater-st- go - - IL ~. L. Je23-dt
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE--Grocery, Meat aud Provision Store.
n we'll stocked with fixtures, and good will, iR
busiuess. Viii be sold low. Apply 70 HALE 4 CO.
l2S MAlnnt. st. Il u leZo-b-
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a7,OR RENT-Two oROOMs--Furnshed or un-
II furnished, suitable for gentlemen only. Apply
at 81 Race-street, near Front. je2i-bf
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VNOR RENT-A FINE OFFICE the ground
E floor. Location central, Possession imme;
diately, if required Suitable for any business not
: requiring storage. Apply to ABRM LYONS, 10
Broadway - IL II 4. le5z-l'
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NNOR RENTING. 42S John street, House
II Containing 9 rooms, front and side yard newly
painted. For particulars inquire Of A. BEVlS, cor.
Fifth and Vine Ieavitt a Bevis. je2i-bF
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NNOR RENT -HOUSE-ContaininR II or Is
" rooms, suitable for eating boarding house,
No. 20 West Fifth-street. Inquire in the store.
Tie2t-aws .....
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FOR RENT.

WNOR RENT--A fine Store, 60 feet deep, and
e Dwelling with seven rooms and every conve-
Itience, situated right in tho center of business
Fifth-st. or Lease and Fixtures for sale at bar
gain. Address X. y, this oiioe giving real name
mud place of Interview i ~ - r je25-d+
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UNOR RENT-HOUSE-No IS Pendleton-st.,
n containing 8 rooms, kitohen cistern, Hy dTent,
Masonic BuildinR Third street, ie2i-bF
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HNOR RENT : HOUSE-A three-story brick
lard gas and other convenienoes, No 81 Mill street.
l,etween Third and Fourth; very comfortable resi-
dence, Apply at No. 90 Park.street, or on the
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WANTED : ATTENTION = lmportant Secret
d.. will lecture on MONDAYs,s WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, at Il o'clock a. NJ, at her ONCE,
2, Consultation honrs from a. NJ. TO 3 p. M, or
through the Postofico, Mrs. Burleigh has brought
from Europe remedies for female diseases which give
positive and immediate relief. jel2-am
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HROARDING-A few persons can be accommo-
uD dated with board and rooms at 10 Longwcrth-
street, between Vine aud Race. je2i-bs
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~ Eou Eg..., ~sns q situation, sdvsrtiso ia |
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WANTED.

"wANfs, y InFoR sALE,- FOR BHhqgs
FfH besr,n t'FOUND."r sB0ARDtre." &c.-Ad-
ttttlsements coming nnaef thtss htadines, not ex-
ceedng FIVE limos. win be inserted twfce for a5 cents
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There is ali absolute plethora in the Money mar
ket-the supply being largely In excess Of the de-
mAnd First class Short Bills taken at 53@6 per
cent, and names not 20 well or favoraby known, at
6669f& per cent. The Councils passed ordi-
nance yesterday afternoon, authorizing loan Of
half a million Of dollars, which will probably be-
taken by the Banks at a very low figure. Trade s
duller than over, and the probability OF any
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-27

THE HEATED TERM.-Our exchanges come daily
with accounts of the overpowering hot weather at
the South. Natchez, St. Louis, Memphis, Savan-
nah and New Orleans suffering almost beyond
precedent. The average range of the thermometer
at these points, is this year far in excess of that of
the past.
FOrty.two deaths occurred in New Orleans last
week from sun-stroke, and forty from apopexy.-
The whole mortality of the city was 800. The sun
is said to have poured down with intensity which
the Coolest resident does not recolleet to have
equalled."
Seventeen persons fell victims, in three days. to
sun-stroke in St. Louis, Missouri. Their names
are reported full with the attending circun s:ances
in the Erening Ne,os, of the Oath instant. One was
a witness in Court-another waiter at hotel
one was trapper whose whole life had been series
of exposures in the service of the American Fur
Company-another was Frenchman. Some were
women, and some boys, and all ranks of life were
represented. The article in the Neus is headed
''The reign of DEATH"
Eight persons fell dead at Charleston, South Car
olina, the thermometer being l02 degrees in the
shade The Courier says that the heat commenced
on the 2sth of June, and has continued ever since.
The quicksilver has been kept at points not COM
mon for it to rise to- and this has continued
at night. The air, when it is in motion, is hot
and witherng. ... g.
In Mobile, Alabama, some half dozen cases of
coup de solel had occurred Heretofore it has been
almost unknown in that place. Even night offers
no protection. The heat was intense that the
rollers of the press of the Advertiser were melted.
The thermometer stood in the shade at from ~ to
| 100 degrees.
| Six deaths reported at Augusta, Ga. One OF
these was of traveller who was overpowered while
sitting in train of CARS about to leave the city
| In the neighborhood of this place numerous other
| cases were chronicled ra t. E =
In Savannah, Georgia, the thermometer stood
last week at ninety degrees in the shade. The sea
breeze was almost as bad as that from the land
Although the papers notice no deaths, it is certain
that some had occurred through the Instrumental
| ty of the heat.
Senator Douglas and wife are now at Saratoga
| Springs, where they will remain for week OF
| more and afterwards visit friends in New Eng
| land, and also visit Newport. He will not go tc
| Western New York to visit his mother and rela
| tives there till the latter part of August.
Nashville, Tennessee, is about to organize pait
! FIRE department.
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bbls and tcs at i313K cts, and 800 kegs at l3s13X
cts Butter fair request and yellow is not plenty
sales of Ohio at IL d5 cts, and State 14G1S cs choice
do I9G2oH cts Cheese in good request and is firm
the arrivals fair sales of Ohio at 7a9 cts and State GA
II cts. Cof1ee-The demand, though moderate is in ex
of the supply and prices rule very hgh-saes Of
1000 bags Ceyon at Is cts 339 do. 15ds cts tthe
latter rate for small parcel of plantation
at 10 cts 100 do do at IGN cs 050 bags of Rio from
second hands at l59l54 cts and 100 do St Domingo
5h CTS cash. Molasses continues quie-sales Of 25 bbs
New orleans at 46 cts 27 hhds Muscovado at 27 cts,
and 20 do. Cuba clayed at % cts Sugars firm and
in fair requestsaes of $50 hhds of Porto Rico at Ia
cts, as to quality, and 425 do. Cuba at 64G7& cts
also SO boxes Havana and As hhds. Meado on private
terms. Whiskey.-The market is dull and heavy-sales
of 200 bbls, at 20x cts.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-For the week ending
July 25-According to the reports from the several
market places in the city, there have been received this
week.
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sEwARD's REPLY TO GREELEY

DEW AM - hEI ~
The following are the concluding paragraphs of
a letter purporting to be the reply of Hon. VIM. II.
Seward to the famous epistle of Horace Greeley.
The New York Post expresses the belief that it is
genuine:
Gas to the firm of Seward, Weed and Greeley, L
think on fair review of the whole matter, that
YOU will come to the conclusion that you have not
been without an immortal reward for your services
in the business of that firm. You have gained
name and fame, power and position-your senti-
ments finding an echo in million hearts, and your
history as a reformer being sure to 60 down to an
admiring posterity. know you may think it cool
of to thus refer you to future generations for
reward which it may appear to you l have OBJ
tanned while still on this side of Jordan but such
is the mmutable law of compensation, and nature
assigns different rewards to different degrees and
varieties of service. You have chosen the better
and more philosophc post in our firm as thinker,
guide and feeder of the lamp of principle, while
Weed has labored in his own department at the
machinery, and while | have borne my brunt Of
the contest in the bear garden of Washington.
The tale of Athos, Porthos and Aramis finds its
chief parallel in our labors.
"And again, is not the Tribune now-whatever
may have been your sufferings in the past-an
abundant compensation to you? 1t is generally
regarded as most excellent and constantly i'm
proving property. If, when you were starting it,
had known that you wanted capital, it would
have given me pleasure to have invested mere
judicious specialization what paper could fail
that had your ability to guide it? And finally,
that the junior partner should make temporary
withdrawal from the firm, and go to Europe for a
fresh stock of ideas, to revive his frame, shattered
in the severe advocacy of noble cause, hold to
be most righteous and proper. But on your return
to your native land l shall hope to find you once
again the main prop, pillar and support of our po,
litcal house. have written this letter hurriedly,
and with more than my usual warmth, because
am anxious to show you how utterly groundles:
are the suspicious you seem laboring under, that
your services in the partnership have been over
looked taken for granted. 1t is this, if read
| your character Alright, which gives the sting tc
every paragraph in your letter, and not the recol
lection of pecuniary troubles long since past, and
which you bore while they actually oppressed you
without murmur. Hoping to hear from you
soon, when health and your usual cheerful philoso
| ply shall have been restored to you remain, al
| ever, truly yours, WIN. d. SEWARD.
| The N. U. Posr-OFFIoE DEFALoArIoN.-No ap
pointment has yet been made in the place of tht
default!ng postmaster of New Orleans. The dutie
of the office continue to be performed by Mr. Blair
special agent of the Post-oflice Department
| The amount of the defacation upon the books Il
some $4,000, but SO large an amount in postag
STAINS was found in the office as to materially re
y duea tha In dafaulb
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FUKEITN.
MAYAGUEz-Schr Mecca-192 hhds sugar, SO bbls
do, rs casks moasses, Stirling & Ahrens.
Rio JANEIRo-Bark Mdrion-2 344 bags coffee order:
100 bags do j. W. Hugg, Jr.: half bbls mandoca, W
H. D. c. Wright; 81 pcs. rosewood, Grinnel, Mnturn &
Co, New York; los pcs. do, Caesar K Paul. do
Rio JANEIRo-Bark Wm. H. Newmdn.-2,O0O bags
coffee order; cask wine P. Malcolm & Co.
BARBADoES-Brig Argyle -162 hhds. sugar. 81 Gerces
do 50 bbs. do, Thomas Perce
soMBRERo-Schr Seguine.-20O tons guano, A. c. Ell.
fot; casks sugar, master.
AYES IsLAND.-Brig HumbOldt.-1s0 tons guano l Dbl.
old brass, tons old iron, mdse., A B. Morton &
Sons "a bbls beef, Thos Peirce.
Ponce, P P.-Brig Frankin.-22S hhds sugar, S.
bbs do, Stirling g. hirens
ALTAvELA-Schr. 7reaaont-s0 tons guano, pkgs.
effects Patterson Murgiundo.
COASTWISE.
CHARLESTON, S. C-Schr. Priscilla c. Ferguson -5l
casks rice, Jas Corner Sons; bales cotton, Love,
Martin Co; casks wine, kegs mdse IL boxes do.
bags wire 81 bales mdse., l box bacon l31 axes 20
bbis mdse, 20 empty bbls., 16Oe feet lumber undry
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MIR. Douglas at Troy, N. Y.

TRoY, n. y, July 25.-Mr. Douglas arrived here
from Saratoga this evening, and was escorted to
He was welcomed by the Mayor, in reply to whom
Mr.. Douglas made Speech defending the princi-
pie of non-intervention, and appealing for its sup
port to all opposed to disunion and abolitonism.
About 5000 persons listened to the speech, which
was mainly political. The reception is considered
great success BY the friends of Mr.. Douglas.
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The Pacific Railroad.

KANSAS Cry, July 25.-The ceremony of break
ing ground on this end of the great Pacific rail
road, the first link in national highway, took
place to-day. The occasion was celebrated by
salutes bonfres barbecues festivities and speeches
from the most prominent railroad men of the west,
including Mayor Waughs, Col. Doniphan, Col
Gilpin, and Mr.. Taylor, President of the road,
Governor Roberts, of Kansas territory, and many
others.
1t is estimated that 10000 people were on the
ground and assisted in the ceremonies.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, July 25-Flour, &c.-The
or western and state -four is moderate, and the
~ lower Tor most kinds and is very unsettled es
peclaiy western brands Family brands quiet The
safes are ozoo ODDS at IS for superre WESTERN $5550
Tor supernne state Is for old state IS 205 so
ira do; 80 55G54o for choice do s5IOG525 for low
grades OF western extra for shipping brands
of round hoop Oho $5 60 for trade brands do and
S575l7 for st. Louis extras Southern 6onr;s exreme
ly difficult of SALE The arrivals moderate bnt the
supply is fair-sales of 800 bbs at $55 ao fo ;veJ
to good brands Baltimore &C. and SIS 6OG7 ho for tb
better grades Rye -four is in fair demandsales Of ON
Jersey at 3.45q3. 90, and Baltimore $500 Grain
The wheat market is decidedly lower, with free offerings
of all kinds The inquiry is chiefly for export Glas
Cow The sales are 76 600 bushels at 115115x for No
2 Chicago spring l2O122 for Milwaukee club 12SGISO
for new Amber southern; 135@l37 for good to prime
white Michigan; 142 for prime white Kentucky, and
125@l2e for prime red western. Rye is unsetledsaes
of 500 bushels prime So Cts Barley malt is in steady
demand at 90 cts and is not plenty Oats are firm the
supply far-sales of Canadian and western at 37(d
S9h cts and state at 39K9140H cts. Corn is shade
better put the business is moderate owing to the abb
sence Oh freight room and further advance in the rates
checks the business The sales 600 bushels at 81
6l for southern Mixed 62 for choice do; 6465 for
round yellow, and 66G67x for white western. Provi
sions.-The pork market is dull, and mess is heavy,
prices we'll held Sales of775 bbs SO Is for new
e1s.67 for old do; $3.50 for thin mess and $I4 25
Tor prime. Bacon and smoked meats scarce. Lard
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Arrival OF the California Exnress

ST. JosEPHs, July 26.-The Pony Express with
San Francisco dates to the 1lth has arrived The
steamer Sonora sailed on the llth, with 81, ,O7O, 900
in specie, mostly for New York. No mails were
taken. The letters and newspapers were sent by
the express accompanying the steamer.
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Great DougIa

Great Douglas Meeting at Petersburg, Va.
PETERSBURG, July 26.-An immense Douglas
meeting was held here at Phoenix Hall, which was
crowded to overlooking. Charles Irving spoke for
two hours, followed by others. The enthusiasm
was intense and the applause unbounded
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Bell and Evere'

Bell and Everett Meeting at ROxbury, Mass.
BosToN, July 25.-The friends of Bell and Eve
rett are holding ratification meeting at Roxbury
tonight 1t is an imposing and enthusiastic de-
monstration. The principal speakers are George
Il. Curtis and George Hilliard.
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Departure of the Prince of Wales from st

ST. JOHNS, July 26.-The ball given in honor OF
the Prince of Wales brilliant affair. About
one thousand persons were present. The Prince
danced nearly all the evening, and only left at
quarter to o'clock. He embarked this morning
after ride about the town, and at ii o'clock the
fleet sailed for Halifax, calling at st. Peters. The
town presented a gala appearance to day. The
same ceremony was observed at the landing.
The steamer City of MOI folk, with the American
Astronomical expedition their return from
Salvatore to the United States, has arrived here.
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The Japanese Reception Expenses
INV T,,l, has haa al

SAco, Me-, July 25.-The Republicans of the
First district have nominated John NJ Goodwin for
Congress, and chosen Lewis G. Cowen for Pres-
Dental eector
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Monttarp anh Commercial 8ebith.
RALrIMoRE. July %. 1S6


The transactions in Stocks today were comparatively
light and for Railroad shares the market rather
heavy. Northern Central dropped off % to 4. There
less done in it than any day previously this week.
the sales adding up only 400 shares at s22@Zlis' II
closed at S21 bid s2l = asked regular way batmore
and Ohio Railroad which it will recolleced sold yes
terdaya S74 closed to-day without sales at only $40 bid
cash. and S72 bid buyer 60 days. There was nothing
done in Cy 6s but the market for them was very firm
lOl being bid for 1855 1024 for 1905 and the
only sale of Railroad bonds of 81 600 Northern
Central 1855 at 6s cash, which is an advance of on
the cash price OF yesterday
All the Mining Stocks firmer than on yesterday,
and some of them quite active North State was
particularly active and the sales were made at an ad-
vance 3lG to the price bid for yesterday Sales
of some 1000 shares were made at s25692h tme and
S2A A cash, and it left off at s22 bid $2K asked
regular way. OF Springfield there were about 5000
shares sold at S. cash. S4B buyer 60 days. and SAX seller
60 days and it closed 81 81 bid S. asked regular way
For Consolidated there also an inquiry and sales
were made Of 400 shares at $131 cash. and 81 time
Nothing was done in Gardner Hill or Guilford, but
they both frmer than on Yesterday s6x
being bid, and 81 asked for the former, and the latter
closed at $3A bid, $3h asked regular way.
In New FORK to-day nearly all the stocks the list
were lower. Reading, which the only stock that i'm
proved, advanced X but Erie declined \ New York
Cenralk Cleveland and Toledo \; Michigan Southern
y; Rock Island s.; Harlem q Galena and Chicago \;
Missouri OAK; and Virginia 6's y.
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NEW YORK MINING BoARD-JULY a.
100 Isle Royale 1511 so Rockland. b2o- 26X

The New York Tribune, of this morning, says:
The stock market very active at the First Board
and although there slight hesitation in the move
ments during the earlier part of the session. this dis
appeared and before the adjournment prices higher
again, and the tone of the market very buoyant-
At the Second Board there irreguarity in the
quotations. but generally the transactions displayed great
strength One of the most permanent features Of the day
was exhibited in the business for Railway Bonds which
is not only very large and well distributed, but at
slant advance in quotations. The decided rise was
in the mortgage issues of the Chicago and Northwestern
road, which were in active demand
There nothing of importance doing in foreign bills
but the market steady Sterling is 109H CLIO Francs
5.15G5.12E.
Freight to Liverpool: 1000 bbls Flour at 2s. AKA,
10000 bushels Corn at sgd; $4,000 bushels Wheat at
9ad@94d; 10000 bushels do. in bulk at cd. 25 tons
Oil at 30s. To London: Wheat at 9Hd. in ships bags;
500 bbls. Flour at Is. 10Ad. To Rotterdam 200 bbIs
Ashes at 30s 100 bbs Rosn at 3s Cd To Bremen: 100
tons Logwood at 25s
foloWinp are the uuotalions of Land Warrants