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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

q o a 9 h H .
Al the iuierseclsn q ue Pissn Rlou siankmal sni
ne Memphis AID Chzrisstu ulreaf. Price low ani
terms easy.
@ a Q IA H .
Elzht miles east. on Germ1ntosn piakrosd sut Memphis
and Charleston rsiiroad- Cheer Cor cash.
~ a ca h -
Beautifully improved in theyilaEe sfEshsrriils. Shell
By oounty, Tenn EEeslieuf house aai sut-houses. Or
chErd, evergreen VII ~rrchanEr 90 city PROPERTY lr
eel IN ung tine
4 . a o IA II -
o. he Ralsizh road ouihidte athinihz CaL p % and
Cathaic uounds-i6 E,r=s sa-lant. baanrs cleared.
Terms. onethird cash, balanc-ol= aaitEa vslr-
m Ia a CREs,
On Csarrai svsun eBp4sts JatEs Hl's; q sazalfal
ples0 sreani Nhha A~dcl@ap tr Iuek paw
43-4 ACREs
On Norshsal avenue heavily umlsrsJ Val b. aIial
I55 ACRES,
s. acres cleared balance W1auaud. A Bsu ana aauv--
nisut frame DseilrE. s ra0ms. Kitchen. .utdaus-s aaI
prize.
8 III ACRES
In ne Aastiu Diyisisa. aul n-zr he residence o. uea-
sul Whiimors. Oar-thift gl-h. and ue salanes H ne
and Two years.
IL ACRES
Improgei part q ne Apped Tract. -uiltis fr q card
Ger, wn1 Be Nd chesp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

We are auiaoriEes 10 annsaace JAS. X. FELrS 8 can
dldate for the once Of Saeris 49, sh@its GluHfY, At The
ensuing March election. rg1-tea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03
7sIdHIIJ On HaHd Tue IuoIctsl oeIectIon 2
EOiEeg articles
Landreth's Garden Seens-

DEARING & WETHERILL,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

4 o O a O IA II 3,

VS. scres cleared one mile from Rps Whites. az
nlae miles fr1m Memphis. VII b. sod % - me d
atarEain. o. srcAanget for city pr1perfg-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

, n 5l1aT---I1l- ) Tlsl7,--7aoa. @zz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

PHnaDErFHA1, January RL-Ihis even
TeurnfI publishes a call for q grand
- meeting or Saturday night next, TO or
~nize 4 party 70 Be styled the Constitutional
m marty. having for its object the pre-
ss-raton Of the Unions the protection Of the
Constitutional rights Of the States, and the
m.nrersionof so~cionziism- Il Is signed ty a
Is-Ee lumber Of prominent business men Of
~ CITY. The Hon. John G. Cntten5sn,
Hon. MiHard Filmere, and toe AoB- Edward
Fysrstt, are expected 70 address the meeting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03

Rev. George frask lectured SO powerfully ID
Webster, MsssA agaiaet the use Of tobacco,
that several Of tAe audience went home and
burned their eigan-bolding one end Of them
Ia beiT mouths
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03
4tb S1brrtistuunis.
Fer Clerk Of CoaFt.
Fog RP9ef.

We are authorlrtc = annsunce ARGUS J. WRIGHT
. c1adidaH Tor CLERK o. ne Common Law aud CEancsry
Cav s.dsl snd crimiusI courts Of fhs aiy q Ncmphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-03
A Splendid Residence


Nesr Sow Harris. hur acres cleared. baisncs hssut.
fully umbersd- TIE house Is ursriy new. confaiuiu-
Eve roama, hail. front ant hack paarch. ssrvant's -oru
Eishrn, cistsrn, stables, CRIB, etc.
A Splendid Residence
AM ansen herss q srouud, Just beyou, he toll gate
% Poplar sirsetpiaua rad
FOB SALE.
Seven and a half acres on new RaIeiEh road, one auI
hTee-tourths miles from Court SQUARE. The improve
ments are a good cottage hause. ant al Necessary ont
houses, cisten. vel, etc. Wtube slld icr cash a. a lar
gain or on long time 81 fair price.
Three and Three-Quarters Acres
Poplar street plank rcad-uesr ne residence of
SAMUEL Tate Esl. ne improvements arc . cgrtaEe
house, ave uooms. passage galleries, kitchen, ue-ro
horsss, cisferu and vel. stables and carriage house ne
grounds are set out with s~bru1hsry ard choice fruit trees.
We have much other property. a description 81 which
We shall Be Glad % slve upon asqucatlcn az our 0n1e.
Thirty-TWO Acres on fernando
plank road. tEo and . hall miles from tsun-trick
house. nearly new-six rooms. kitchen and ou-hauses.
dns orchard, etc. Terms, ne-h8fcash-baianc one and
two years.
= We have city -io-s-improved and ulimprovsL
u We hsgs also several valuable plaaaucns
~ We have several valuable tracts inland. c1nfsiu-
inE from 80 o. A0 acres, which We VIII sell a. such'
prices and us8n surh terms as win enable PARTIES buvinc
sEchsuse any % hsm for p~rci1tive city property
fs26
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-09

hu"on snH SeoA SHOWS shshs decline, vhle beef -
mains unchanged Poultry and certain species Of Ash,
plentiful at this season, exhsx reduction In their rates
per Id. Spring vegetables and dehcacies In the fruit nns
such a. straw berries, &c, becoming abundant and
The prices are decreasing proporioaaiey. splendid
quality Of Strawberries b sold for IL cents per
quart, and the best New Jersey from Msansulh sad
Burr stsn vineriss 60 for 10 10 80 cents Per qnxt.
B~.-sT,sh steak, lie psr h.; psrssr nssse ssssk
ss.sed sesf, g: ios pr =.
esros.-hssson chops Ia. per D.; hind quarssss.
loo i2s s.d ssss quarters &c. loc: lamb. ise 30
vUL -osessts, lss q ~ pr b.; fore quarssrs g. .
10 Ind quarters. loo. Ia
bans, Ne Ia; shoulders, Ice. lie. nAss, lo,<s
IL tov, lee per b rss...as ~, q = 81 .
Burr.., Eees, &c -Or..ss sssar butter, 25e. ~
per ~; slas (prus), lss 24c. Western, l7c cheese,
pov, s .n sss Gs = ,.s sss ,s. ,.r ,,.,
:.ss. ls :qs Az . pr dozen - =. a. s..:.
s:.: e p pss ::sa: sa. 90 ~: ao P;s
r per- qnAss. 81 pr dozen; prsirs sh,cksns, sya
9 g, per p S.r sS.s. iS.., eaSc pf !.x !.rdss.
gas, 81 esr dsssa; western qaAa, 81 % pr asss:;
s 9csss:s. T. q ~ b.; s:Sss@s, TO- - -. ,,u
SO soo pr y S,ss a. . ..inos ,Sss las iss
)
=; ha:ir.a; Ava a. E POI Z; .s.s. :s4s, 81
Q ooe.
HO.E-whH. s'sv.r, 2sc pr D.; sonkwAssa, lsc. .
lsc; hive, Be. IL; arsnsd, do.
v.anAms-Mercsr posAos, 81 70 - %; commas
Co. 81 10; peachblows, 81 Jsnes, 81 30 pr bsL Dyck
Mans 80 81 IS; swest 90, % 10 q - 90 per bel;
DELAWARE do, ~ Is cabbage, 50. loo per hsa2; sAun
novw, 3oc $40; sqush, lso. 2sc go; sarhe, Ia
per bunch beess. &C. pr bunch; lseks, Co . g. pss
ssscA; ocsoas, lsc No ~ peck; ars6, 60 ~
sossh; sSs Celery Ia ps su.ah; narov sqsasA,
per asssn, s1s Go; rhsbarS, per busoA, 50 . -
asparagus, pr bs.sA 49, pes, han peck, A. srag
ss.cs, pr 80, q; psss'y, pr ssneA, q So; -
saah, pr hasrv III iss1, ~ banch, Co.; oarroD, per
sseees u; wa1ss UsDss, Quart, Co. mira, busoh e.
srnFs, RussAA, pr sesks< H.; ssraiss, ssw, psf
bunch, -; tonsAoss, pr quart, SOC
1 y s!,.:: g = .: = ) - ~; go;
pppss, ~ gss.nO nd sptsnbwgs, - 30 -; Rag.
burg rssss, - 10 p@ ssL uanssrriss, iss- 2ss p9
quart; ~~s sppsss, &c ~ pssk; shss6ss, s7s pss
sa.s,; s..ss., = > : = 81 >! ssL; eAoSs quAis
la1y aspss, - . SIC p9 bba- HsvSwn ppVts, % ~
- Snbssrtss. I'll ~ " Pr bsl; sunsss, q 20 . -
per hwdrst currane, PER b., &C. loo; strawberries,
per bsskes &C. gocssosrnss, pr quart, ltc. lsc cher
rss, pr ID, &C. also
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r.t.I 1884 us s5 W,2s7 sossa N, ass

me experts Of asm sss srsh non Ne- York, for me
weed essss Jsss g. y ersss awis>s, "a AS sss
Hssr, 1861 sashsn wheat Sl4 500 Sst ne - n V an
skb provinces ether picss ~ 9ss osls as,r ora
susneh osrs
eoSvE = mo ssss embraced sbeus ace bsSs q D.
nDss q 9ks 6eo d. 0sssa Rsa It l4s asa s.le -
n.' As.bs y
C0rIor- ne market quiee end sales ssnaned y
zee bss osrs, closing NE bnss Of "a s I1.c. ISr
nsjshSe uplsnds 4. + "A y.
SEehIs- 70 nveEpsol-6 ssas 81 sore engaged 1t 2l4
loo toss hnssed cake p 6.eee sasheis wheas sad
go ses Sour 10 on up q " ahssow-2lOe
bsshek peas were taken y ship's no a kc 10 -
sss- ~ sbh neor % Sd Rs,es y he OsnsiAssA
were ssssy, wtA nee 40 gag msnss ~ ~
81 fsstbynrnt
6Dks-fhe market has been very dul, ,brsushsut De
week and The usde spey Ate but very .rs,.tv 3, ...s,
iste peOsssites r,c<s Are ss,me vnss s.s,sr M
ispsriors manifest more a. x,ety 70 resze ~ et ~
yewp Of bell ers The rece,Ols nave brsn - ~ IN
s,prk re mans abous toe same SAss nave ssrs:A bss
Bat Ass ayIes n &c. mouths 0oe A. (rsnSe -
Q 25c G neOths; 1000 C..ts Al A~rrtsn n mo "a
nspths 5Ot Savsnis st l7c mou,hs: aea So ~
ishc a '9c o months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


FRIDAY, June SIS p. NJ.
There IL no change in the appearance OF Affairs
since yesterday. Money continues as plenti
sul and the demand ~ inactive a. ever, lenders
sall finding II difficult to obtain a per cent
Good six months two name paper goes easily at
Eve. The exchange market remains quiet. and
rates are unchanged The principal business on
London vas at 1904 q 4 for sixty day bills, and on
Paris at 5l4l q 5lsi. The mail for the steamer
Glasgow tomorrow promises to be q small one.
The engagements Of specie amount to about $780,.
go, Me~rs. Belmont q Co. being the principal
shippers.
The arrival Of the Africa this morning places IN
n possession Of the London newspapers and letters
20 the 7eth ult The news Is no later than that
autographed the day before yesterday from st
Johns. The advices are Of increased case in the
money market, the rate at the Bank Of England
being per cent "0n the Paris Bourse the Iosdon
Tmss says, money h so abundant that scarcely
any interest can be obtained for loans on govern.
men securities and the same feature is observable,
IN greater O. less degree, on nearly all the cont
Mental Boursss-"
The return rom the Bank Of England for the
week ending the asa q May gives the following
result, when compared with the previous week
Public depo~u e. $50 Increase. Isl 100
Other depcsts IA SEQ s4s Increase 49, lee
Ress.....,......... s,2Tso2s IDcrcsss...... s,esa
On the ether side Of the account
Government, securities 60 rs pts The a. before.
Other securities. 10 oes ga Decrease f3ls365
Notes unempoyed.... s,3le,ioo Increase. 80. Tssio
The amount Of notes In circulation h f2l 27S ago,
being decrease Of sssi,77s; and the stock Of
bullion in both departments b els su,l 1876, showing
an increase Of fAs,si5 when compared with the
preceding return.
In American stocks there was more doing, and
prices had improved. The advance in Illinois Cen
ssi was II 2, and In Erie one per cent Michigan
Central shares were Also better.
On the Sock Exchange dulnes continues 10 pre-.
vail, and, with the exception Of State stocks and
ne good railway bonds, prices are fraction lower
Ma. yesterday. In Mi~ouris there was . further
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me news ~ the Africa, from Europe represents the
trade IN Manchester dal though partially recovered
from The sudden oheck which had bcca pre- noticed
sptnp-rs With ne keep busy. ana the late having
suppned The necessary motive power, thcy entered
market freely during the fere part Of NE week
bong hi cotton 70 fair cxtcnt Having supphe1
immediate v.nu they measurably withdre~, and Ia tho
facs Of dull market IN liverpool especially for inferior
rraoes, ard with little doing for export, The msrks,
became heavy and inactive, while holders Of
GOOD 10 clean ana nne ootsoas nos disposed
70 press saies Tue chief demand for heavy brown
cotton piece goods v@ for export, which tesded 70
sustain prices MAnufActursrs found Il din,cun
70 meet he wab q the trade and 70 supply
VIII be required Ia mest the wants AZ tnis trade AZ
usual at this seasoo Of the wear, business dull aud
confined almost exclusively b. the By trade Cob
iws are busy working up STOCK for the fs1 trade DO
mosso soo,lens and mixed goods dull. Lines Of
cotton gcoes not IN export request comparatively
quiet and, In absence Of any activity detailed notice Of
prices unsecc~sry In foreign goods the business
lght staple and desirable styles q silks we're un
changed. Win good crops II the West fair prioes,
NE fAll trade from ne Interior expected uill be 40
tive, and exceed In value that Of last fall some suppose
that the Presidential election tend 70 dmin n the
extent o. the trade We think hal this will dspsnd upon
the extent 70 which sectional strife bitterness may be
pushed II moderation shall be encouraged with mutual
foybcaranoe, while conservative spirit promises 10 keep
sppermc~t The election VIII interfere with or tsnd 20
dminss the trade, but rather 70 promote and strengh.
IN H.
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w,~. ou.vx n time InvssesgaeS0Ds
Y~UxTH nkErE6 Or TEE 0shhHSsoNnSs.
- Bard net yesterday 81 Tn sslssk, I'D " nsn-
bsD bang prssssA
~ Joassos continued the pvosensatisu q claims Ssr
n v,pssqse.se Of No RIA n he Quarasths he
sss beng Nat Of L0ss Asascn, amounting - SIN. This
,Ans.t beng swsrn tess'oea tAas he orderly In
no p.spAi q. the Of the IRE; his ssses consisted q
pssssHsl pssperty, mostly clssAs.g.
". ORouRKE Aen swsrn md examined
IN ~ Jshnsss. This clainnt iesssaed that ss
~ une Of The Ore he lived near The
usaanse that his losses BY personal property, such -
sssssx ana f.rsisare together With expenses scurrei
ips beard and lodging In Consequence q mis- swn hsuse
bsng destroyed, amsuntse " sso rs
n ysBSsos stated hat he mad few more claims V
usssest ne tboSght wsui1 10 - veil 70 sako 10
II Il joseph Nelson, the vsnany Of whss had been do
nice by Bradley II The previous session me Board
ssassEtss Thai Ae sheud Do argued ct that tine.
- JOHNSON argued that damages could ~ recovered,
6ssss Resting IS Consequence shessrs1. Hsacs the
e. rasses BY the LsgBi1ure awarding damages - ali
~ hsa suffered loss ~ me nre should DO strictly con
= subsssntiAtsn Of HI position the counsel referrsd
- ~ statute OF 1859, Aaa ces several cases aAa
- DHApaxy cobepded in repy hat ths act referred y
- % npply waSded damages to psSsons
Vsss prspssy haA s.sa aesto, - y rss, sut ~ oct
PSsssA run isn that . riot hsA actually taken
Dssa he sst gave these whs han suffered Losses no
nFe slar1 RGbmsnd c0onty than n oia % any mol
- created any rights which has nss previously existed
n ssisuusnal 30 shsoght, brsdes, shat NE
seADages IN thai ssaAaGo shOald be construed an
hssaoy tAAn wss elsewhere, for the Staten Islanders
80 . legal right v destroy property which they
14Dsa dangerous - Me- ms resulted frs0
= YiGht inherent In every Individual 70 pro
- n Ne frsm aestSuotiso, and existed also
- - eeonl ssssshaa N iDdfviauats, aembon u
soopty N ssUcusisn, no denied ~ u Inc cot had any
nse,ng upsu CLAIMS sf the nature Of Nelson's
u Jasss BEDsHYK, asssusts ceonsel win n Johnsos,
nuhsd 70 Nj Bradley Asd ooutendod thai the clanAns
M Mna0 n isua ant Al ~
49, nreAsr ciscussea II the question the Board A.
bWnea until Wednesday next, 81 ten o'clock
-. RxAyrwoKrH the Chairman, announced that the
$3.50 q The Beard Nelssn claim would BE- gives
q ~ time.
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The Cincinnati Gdzctk OF The sth says
In the money market therc NJ exess 10 the supply
Of capital full employ being found fsv the means Al
the deposa q the discount hous@ ~ 10 IL peV ocat
Member there any exos@ In the eNrfns o. Eood pAp~,
and ssc~ptabL names tAkea freely II the rates No
sxnsurcs going 10 per oeat. asd 10 sosns cases Al
shsde le Sungent features we've oesswva,le 70 some
extex satsrday and Monday but hee resulted from the
usual heavy payments Of The en- and have since dissp
peared. The market b noe comfortable, with . ten
aency a. may bs Inferred from The foregoing remarts
10 very essy condition. Eastern exchange 10 steady
with q ssppiy and demand abost equal Bakers buy
Nev Yosk n 8. 40 the inside the prevailing figure and
Baltimore ana Boston 81 ~. he sailing rsse y pre-
MUM.
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ULAEtD
seamsh. Glasgow Orb Thompson. Uvcpos' VIA Queens
ss.nssdp Hss.>~.s Iss.~s-s xsAaans-Nor~ Bro. Ma
ss,p Agya. Ieets uccssy, o.lso-rrujmo A Rus.sn
ship OesmAn, froc0, sonrovia via Key wsa-Am Colo
shp Kate Primes. eesvi~h r>vreur-amms-s CSss. A On
Bark ASS Auxugsa twl Lovcu giaseow- Bsyd Hiacken
Rart rberesa, Fosx, aar>cnbo and y Thouas-naitand
..B,s D futnen odses, vo-, o~s and marss,-runcA
Mefpche
nrs chan, or~ce, Jsemei-R BecA
Rrf rsma ~. Mcoregor, P,ctov.
Brig vssora Ursula (Brl Leo Ar Pictou-Pau6 Huvau
Brig Borcas (Brl, Glove PicSou-Pos, 4 small.
Brig Boyd Gipstrf-s, aaco-maae
Brig Nadia Rcbardsn Bceon-niler a Houxhson.
echr aes wttch. wicks 8, Khaa
erhr Ora Asdersun Nsby-ras 4 small.
schr Adehne. Towneepd Charlenos-D Murray.
Schr Jones Beden NWfolh.
Hchr Arun1e. cornun. rcrfot.
H~hr Alpeda, OArwrisht Bsinmore-D Dsvolf.
eckr DlrtSp Davt., Balumre-Mastew.
ecnr rncpmb Tia, -, Kliszbesspcrt-R " rrundy.
Srhr 1tYN6a. Uhaeo BossDn-A Howea
srhr eelan Hess~, Baker. Bosson-Pea Small
steamer Keanebeo johnson. PhlaAslchiA
sesmsnfp afrtcs Orr shanrcp liverpool Nay -. VIA
Queeostown Tth win mtsc and pas.engers 70 Cunsrd
Arrived on Rstnrv ut $50 AN rae stesrnahsp CHy Of
Nsrchessr arrived a. Qpe>uvspwn Nav " Mar ~ 80 Pm
lat ~ lon " o. rass-d hip Jas Poster Jr hcrcs FOR liver
pool e,h let AZ " lon q passed chip bound
A. IN e> DO Of sandy No ps.ed ssea~shp Per
sN n.ncs for Lv~pccl The since he n isa - had
mnch foG
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ssvasce Of ! per cent, with sales Of $3s 600.
North Carslisas are sustained ct %.

ssvaBce Of ! per cent, with sales Of $50 900.
North Carslisas are sustained ct %.
The few let's Of State stscks On the market are be
ing rapidly absorbed by he Western banks. a. we'll
~ by private investors. Erie fourth mortgage bonds
were sold at IS, decline Of one Per cent, and the
sevens slS75 at 46. Hudson River frsts brought le7
esnal toA04a, accrued interest deducted. We alss
note sales Of Chicago and Northwestern sinking
flnd bends at &c. Of Galena and Chicago seconds at
90, and Of Terre Haste and Alton seconds at 42l
OF the railroad share list the principal ransac
tens were In New York Central at SO, decline Of
!. Ilnsis Central was alss active, opening at "a,
and falling on at the close To 63 against GA yes
tersay. Galena was steady at Grst board at 64s l.
but yielded fraction in the afternoon, closing at
"a a CAT The new system Of transfers which We
alluded to few days since, went into operation "
day. Rock Island and Michigan Central are each
lower, with moderate sales. Erie is steady. rs-
led0 rose to 80, but relapsed TO 29i. There were
alss sales Of Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
At s33 and of New Jersey Central At l20, an ad-
vance On the latter stock OF four per cent.
At the second board prices were rather lower, aad
the market was inactive 1t the close. The closing
quotations AZ fsllows:- Tennessee S. S23 4;
Virginia 6's, $50 Ia I; Missouri Sc, S4A I; Gan
ton, cot q III Cumberland Csal, l3A "a; Psciae
Mail, 81 %; New York Central, sly . 80;
Erie, lsa al; Hudson River, 4sA a 40; Harlem.
1T l2i; Dc. preferred, 39l 500; Reading, Az
~; Michigan Central, 81 a 4; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, l2f I; do guaranteed, 2s3
I; Panama.. l34 d Illinois Central, 63t . 4;
Galena and Chicago, "a . 4; Cleveland and To
lsdo, .9a q; Chicago and Rock Island. 69i Q 0;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, rs al; Ilinsis
Central 7's, 81 . 9ll.
The business Of the day at the Sub-Treasury
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s HIP PING NE w 3


aAvArA, sArAszAs And rEv sRLnAws
Earrss Owr-rroD Nev Yuh a. s<rivins aAvxaA m
ssd see oyses~s I0A rrca Mes o-ixAss "a Hsvsaa ~
xrfvna ~ nsv Yet EA.
Ad ssw otsas laA Froo Esw h~se~as w. Havsas sah.
PEssswm. -Sran rsv vcss ra. sr,v.s q Havana
ID ssd See oyss>ns na vr,~ zee o-ss>ns ~ Hsvssa
M arriving 81 Nev Vow i0
Ds eors-rva nev vuS rn. N~1vus Hav~sa Ia ssd
Nsv orteaaa - Fro Sc o~ie~ns IA aavaaa isaA
rvins - nsv Tort tah
ouAsm crv-rr@ see fuH jane s ssuvne Ha
vAnA June 10. rrow Havana June - N~-vtng Hsv Tors
M..asn.s-yts. New Ycs sr ss>ass I. ~ N Of sass
uosA ~ I'm
KAssA.-rrs. ssv ros sx n.vsa ~ ssas, ar. %
Ne axyfvA ~ ai.sruaae Cunar1 asAnev uev yoN
mB-Ghsn ~ ahsve dakss hB aundAy - anamnuv viu
~ n nssdAs. ezssDt Iron Nsv 0wieans.
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CITY CoaMnRCrAL REPORT.

FNHkN, June - II. II.
AsHxs-sales Of 50 bbls pos were made at s5 81 !.
pesrs quiet n IS IS.
BssAn~rrrrs -Flour-rhe mwka was les buoyaat
active, while prices without change Of import
me TRANSACTIONS footed up about IL 900 IS 900
bb closing within the rage Of the following quosa-
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Showing an increase In receipts OF si0,960 IS,
and decrease of expenses Of tls,223 53-making
a net improvement in eight months Of s59,ls4 81.
Extensive repairs have at the same time been
made In the track and rolling stock, both Of which
are now in good order. Every train upon the road
is now run with coal burning engines. The saving
In fuel In consequence Of the reduction Of the mile
age and the use Of coal, has been very great In
1885 the item Of fuel amounted TO $l29 $40; In
1865 to $3.50 $751; in 1852 70 eel l55, and for the
present year II viii not exceed 455 900, showing
saving in this item alone Of s7s 200 previous
years.
The Chicago Press Of Wednesday reports
During the pas, week We have had . Succession Of
crossing raips" utcrspersed with pleasant though not
very weather In some portions Of ths ssase ana
Iows most devastating tornado prevailed, and much IN
Jury wheat oshcr crops In particular
s~ctous throughout the wsss, bowever. - whole, the
crops were before In more favuabls condition
In Soutnsrn Illinois winter wAsat crop neariy ready
70 cut and noeso hear that several nelds have al
rcsoy harvested. large breaAlh d corn hes been
planted both North and sosth, and progressing 70
vorsbiy me rcceipts snp nsats q produce during
he psnt follows -
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Jhe following osopasstive sstsnens u ~ nps-s
Of dry goods at New York Tor Ne week anA since
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do DO tb sb 81 40. southern four vas hcavr, and
easier for medium and mixed branss, with saes Of 500
900 bbs. within the range q The above axurcs Rye
-four was easier, with sRles a about 800 bbls Il tne
above figures Corn ueA heavy n The above axurcs
win moderate sales wheat wAs heavy and dull a The
scr The saes embraced about - 900 bushels including
Milwaukee club 81 81 70 81 81; amber colored HIchieaa
and red Western ~ 81 Al . 81 ~ with red Western
and white California on private terms Corn i'm
proved about lc. Per bsshc, with less activity In
sales me transactions footed up about 10000 bushels
Including heated n &C EAsc~n mxed &c sc sound
mixed a. 64c etAc., and Western yelo- al SIC CSC,
RE better request with sales Of ioo0 bushels ri
&c acc Barley and barley malt we're quiet aud mont
os. cats we're steady, Yah sales ~ Canals East 36c
3sc DO west o, soc AL Lc and state ct 42c 41t.o.
The following table, from me circular Of w. g. Cutting
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POPULATION op CucAGo The Chicago directory for this
wear contains IS COO namce indicating population OF al
kast $50 goo There only 900 vacant houses In the
sbsy; last year there were 2, 500
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Arswn On market 25,4s2,767 4ss37 ;6s5 4s,Ss7 eos
BY the sbove table ~m 10 that entries for he
past week veil We amount thrsxn upon Ne nAr
ket, Of these fer the same psrisA daring
the two preosesng years fhe aggregates the
81 January lest ssn belsw thoee Ter the
1858 and 1853. Annexed Win 10 fouaa saolss CIV
ng The valae and elasaidcanon Or eesAs entered
shoSn upon TIE market, warehoueeA and wisndrs
~ vhSsh With 20 seen that Il ~ gso4s sRtsreA
brscea Southern fsorss Of TIE value d s369 sos Ooeh
% eI7l S2l; silks 10, $3.50 llS Gar Do S72 ses mis-
csnsuss0s de-, $ls0, Am q $50 lis.