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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE N. C. "sTAEDARD.
BIZ M'PHEETERS GHISELIN,

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE N. C. "srAEDARD.
BIZ MPHEETERS GHISELIN,
Wholesale Grocers. Forwarding Commission Kerehants
JULY Z, 1860.
FL0UR-Tbe market is very dull with no demand for
shipment and quotations may be considered almost nomi
nal s g.; Extra $6h@611; Family G@7H
C0TTON-The stock is very light and mostly of infe
grades We hear of transactions for weeks
and give nominal quotations for inferior and deep stained
at 7G71<c; light stained s@sc; good white s1S@IoHc;
choice selections 1ON(0llc. = -
NAVAL STORES Sales of Tar in full parcels at g. 70.
dull at 81 So ? N>=s-e
DRIED FRUlT-No new has Jet been received We
note sales Of small parcels old apples at but the de
mand is very light. -
BACON AND LARD-ATe very scarce with an adsane-
ing tendency The market indeed entirely bare of Lard
We quote Va. and n. G. Hog Round l2@!21<c; Sides
1910; Hams l4f@ls2sc; Western Sides l211cy Shout
der3 lo1fc. H.
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

q.
TURPENTINE-Sales after yesterdays report of go
bbs at 80 81 for virgin, 81 A. for yellow dip and 81 A
for hard ESQ TBS. This morning the price has advanced
Is and sales made of 2SS bbs ut 81 10 for yellow
dip. and 81 80 for hard.
SITS. TURPRNTINE-Further sales yesterday of 200
bbs at 3s cents for straight and loo do at 3S cents
2 gallon for New York bbls. This morning 2l9 bbls.
changed hands at same prices.
No transactions reported in Rosin or Tar.
FLOUR-Has further advanced a shade, and note
small sales yesterday at 81 IS 2 bb for super.-OuraaL
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TIE President FOR BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE
: We learn from the Constitution the organ of the
President, that the Breckenridge and Lane Demo
cratic National Committee waited on President Bu-
chanan on the 9th June, and through Mr.. Wright,
of Massachusetts,, expressed the pleasure they felt
in thus paying their respects to him. The President
in reply, after thanking them for their call, tex
pressed his most hearty appreciation of the princi
Piles which had been proclaimed, and the nOmina-
tiOns which had been made by the National Demo-
cratic COnrention." The Constitution adds:
THE whole interview was most agreeable, and
we feel confident that every member of the commit
tee left the presence of the President with the de-
termination to do his der0ir in the great battle that
is coming on for the Constitution, the Union, and
the equality of the States, under the banners of
BRECEINRIDGE and LANE"
Comment on the foregoing is unnecessary. Mr..
Wright, who addressed the President seeded at
Baltimore, and had just been appointed by the
President Superintendent of the Springfield Armo-
ry. Comment on that is unnecessary. We feel
under profound obligations to Mr.. Wright for his
tender regard for our rights as STAKEHOLDER. Our
thanks STAKEHOLDER are also due to B. F. Butler,
who insisted on the Cincinnati platform pure and
simple at Charleston-to A. w. Chaplin, Postmaster
at Springield-to r. w. Carpenter, Postmaster at
Greenfeld-to James S. Whitney, Collector of the
Port of Boston, all Massachusetts, men, and all Of
whom seeded at Baltimore. Also, to Col Greene,
of the Boston Post Naval Officer at Boston, who
would have seeded if he had been at Baltimore,
and who approves the course of Messrs. Wright,
Whitney, and others. Whatever may be said of
Massachusetts, in other respects, present circum-
stances indicate that none of her public men will
ever bring the patronage of the government into
conflict with the freedom Of elections"
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Trustees Notice.-Reduced Prices.

TYRE STOCK OF GOODS CONVEYED IN TRUST
Il BY THOS. CALLAN 10 the subscriber now being
sold reduced prices Those wishing to purchase READY
MADE CLOTHING cheap for cash had better call soon.
WIN. WHITE Trustee.
N D. Those indebted by note account to Thos.
Callan, by calling and settling will avoid the payment of
cost W. W.
Raleigh, July 10, 1850 55-H.
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SITUATION WANTED.

q YOUNG LADY, WHO HAS TAUGHT BOTH IN
n Seminary and private family, WISHES 10 make an
engagement for the coming year instruct in the follow
ing branches viz Latin French English and some of the
Ornamentas together with Music the Piano, TO pupils
who are advanced in that accomplishment and also,
if desired will give lessons to beginners the Guitar.
References given.
Address "P. c. L." Hampton, Va,
Stating Salary.
Care of L. 7. WINDER, Esq.
July TO- 1860. $3.50 pd) 55-H.
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"JEwIsH DIsABILrrY."-Our contemporaries Of the
Wilmington Journal and Goldsborough Tribune are
advocating change in the Constitution Of this State
so as to allow Jews to hold Office. We have no OBJ
lection to the change but there is no regular Dem
ocratic authority for this proposition, inasmuch as
no State Convention has recommended it.
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New JERsEY.-The Democratic State Executive
Committee Of New Jersey held a meeting at Jersey
City on the 3D. and voted to issue call for State
convention, to be held at Trenton, 25th july to
nominate an electoral ticket The committee re-
commend that the ticket be composed of four Doug
las and three Breckenridge men, to be supported by
the friends of each candidate and respectively head
ed douglas ticket" and Breckenridge ticket"
If this is successful the ticket having the majority
is to receive the electoral vote of the State except
in case the whole vote will elect either candidate he
is to have it This plan appears to meet the sane
ton of the most influential Democrats Of the State
In New Jersey the Trenton True american, Cam
den Democrat, Democratic Bdnner Warren yJOurn-
al, Monmouth Democrat, Sussex Democrat, Mount
Holly Herald, have raised the names Of Douglas
and johnson at the head of their columns. The
Newark Journal and Sussex Herald have raised The
names of the seceders The New Brunswick Daily
Neus and Times Railway Republican, Amboy
Journal and Hudson county Democrat have not de-
clared in favor of either nomination.
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SPECIAL NOT16Es-white Sulphur Waterfront
the White suIpher Springs, ereenbrier Co., Va-BOted
at the Springs, - 49,.
This Company having made great improvements in bot
Ting the transported water is now Us 5fect as when
tskes from its source Address all orders to
PURCELL, LADD L CO.
General agents for the United States.
Richmond Va.
Hay s. 1860: 1s-WGsw2mpd.
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ID lie ID

At ns residence, in Edgecomb county, on the 2Sh June
Rev. John F. Speigh in the fifty fifth year of his aye
leaving u wife and three children 10 mourn his loss
He was Chairman of the County Court of Edgecomb,
having been appointed to that Office The death of Col
Louis d. Wilson.
az Papers of the State please copy.
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CRoPs IN TExAs.-A friend and subscriber writing
us from Cherokee, Texas, says: 'our present pros
poets for a corn crop are gloomy, owing to a pro-
tracted drouth. If we do not have rain soon the
corn crops will be failure in Eastern Texas"
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ON DRAUGHT.-sUPERIoR PHILA. CREAM
" ALE, just received at the =
Raleigh, March 9, 1860. ls-w&swtE
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MkRRIE1.

In Warrenton N c., the 4h Inst at the residence Of
the brides mother, by the Rev. VIM. HODGES n n Rac
tor of Emmanues Church, Col. ]. w cfiNNIGuHN IF
Person county, to MARTHA HELEN daughter IF the I.a
John b. SOmerve, Esq, of Warren county, n. c.
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The q. S. government as yet have taken no steps
with regard to the visits of the Prince Of Wales to
America Whatever is done in the matter will be
through minister Dallas.
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METERS; M1RACULoUs 9ERM1N DE-
HaySfrfs63..

SPn0YEks TIE oldest and best remedy known for Ex-
terminating EATS old Rice, COCKROAGAEs, BUGS,
ANTS, MUS eGffeES, FLEAS, MOTHS, CHAIN
WORMS and GARDEN fASEEFS.
~ Principal Depot, 61e RHoGbvAr, NY.
Sold by ell Druggists every Shsre:
May Is, 1860. te-wGswSm.
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az The last Fayetteville Courier, speaking of a

H- The last Fayetteville Courier, speaking of a
State Convention of the Democracy, says:
with all due respect to the Convention, if one
be gotten, we will support Breckenridge and Lane if
they are its choice; if they not its choice, We
will support them, believing that they are the men
for the times, and the regular nominees of the North
Carolina Democracy"
Our Contemporary is certainly very accommodating
and conctatory. He will support Breckenridge and
Lane if they are the choice of State Convention /;
and he will support them if they not the choice
of State Convention! 1.-THE regular nominees Of
the North Carolina Democracy There are thirty
three States in the Union. Suppose each State had
its regular nominee" how many votes would each
nominee getP
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R- We are indebted to Mr.. 7. S. Whitaker for
a piece of music-"The Oak City Quickstep"-com-
posed for the Guitar
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BARRY's FRfcoPHER6bS is tic Best aHd
cheapest article for dressing, beadtying eeabsng curl
ing preserving and restoring the hair Ldses try IL
Sold BY all Druggists aud Petfunsrs.
March IS, 1850 -vsEsVsftbe.
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~ We understand the successful bids for State
bonds, at the Treasurer's Office on Monday last,
ranged from SO to 1901, none below 90 being sue
ceSsful
The whole amount advertised was awarded
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Q. BUSBEE, Chm.
j. G.. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.

j. G. WILLIAMS, Secy.
At subsequent meeting of the Board of
Directors the following gentlemen elected Off
GERS of the Company for the ensuing year: Chas.
E. Johnson NJ D., President; w. w. Holden, Vice
President; W. H. Jones, Treasurer; H. W. Hustled,
Attorney; R. Fl. Battle Secretary.
Q. Busbee, G. B. Root and W. H. McKee, NJ. D.,
Executive Committee.
The company declared dividend of 20 per cent.
to be credited on the annual premiums Of life men,
berS.
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M. c. Mutual Life Insurance Company. &


The tenth annual meeting of the members of tn
North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company wa
held at the Office of the Company in Raleigh, on tn
I'd inst, in compliance with the charter.
The meeting was organized by calling Quentin
Busbee to the Chair and appointing John G. vii
liams Secretary.
On motion, the report of the Board of Directors
exhibiting detailed statement of the operations and
financial condition of the company for the last year,
was concurred in. The Presidents report was re-
ceived and ordered to be published with the annual
statement
On motion, it was ordered that one thousand
copies Of the Report Bylaws &C., be published for
the u:e of members.
The Directors for the ensuing year are, Chas E.
johnson, NJ. D., P. F. Pescud, c. B. Boot j. NJ
Lovejoy, w. w. Holden, II. w. Hustled, Everard
Hall, w. H. Mckee, NJ. D., j. G. Williams K. p
Battle, Quentin Busbee, W. II. Jones and R. H.
Battle
The meeting adjourned to the first Monday in
july 1861.
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ANTI-DISORGANIZER.
, 1860-06-21
ANQTReR ENoCK-uowN.
The HCopfllct0 becoming Personal.

~ .
BAL71xoRx, Jupe 20-Yet another personal
tefore he COMMITTEES on Credentjal., language
NJ an exciting nersonal cheyacter passed Be-
txeen mr. Wh,tely. seeding delegate from
DeIsTa1e. md Nj. Towpstnd, Douglas contest
ant trom he same State. al fiye o'clock ibis
nanrn;n1 Mr. Whiteiy entered The Maltbv
Houee There Mr. Townsend Is stopping, and
.aoi1 .ost ~ ~ nsssace war ,e.d.ns- e. the
~ soo1 h;,T ronrn 4hout a quarter past I've. lii.
Tarnsend s came down stair. into he Office, iaid
, 1860-06-21
TIE CROPS.

r crn.on .n,.s ta1ren In
"A. .lxen. I'd :e:essn T.: I'm 60 v<nlnk Il
u H . k sa Il. .ns ds upen
VII ncsrtly adFanerd by the lat Of The n,.lh {ar
Tne h.y cnop rrori.e, isnmense, an pnn.s,lle1ed
ysld te. !: xtswl' 70 % fapdy 1as' % ca s!me's
h.n.na IL fuc r u sx 7. .ae oa ~ e.; n6s 's,ts
sT~b ~ Kslsma1. Q " CHI Telegraph.
coup Of ~eek. tiaoa was feared by mary lhat the
e 4: + y: .:a is Is
co nnec ming r'aex4 sure taa Gallon We sre TO d.
~. tny sta pas t ht ia. u! ee IN ,s
bad Ana te sara tthe tap ds hassntaE hto ma
beve q lu this week - ending ur ~o Learn ihat
IL rapsia pat o. Re county .te kss'inx .iuE e
9seis vl be thrd of .1. thai ri ch iii i a.
e, :. more xhe -; e:ss IT. u
s e. :.Grs1s Sair aes aa csen wi. sd:T. ' ~
- r.r@tn sbi.k ..te t.v!ne l.e much min fo'
tha -ood Vt crp. corn p.rlcuts. Whe i and r>ts
IB4raro;fwl.:3Ap.
G ~, Ct ns
hsvs - thsf II ths .. .eot *rHnt. NC tould not
eo '.n d; y:
ct~es Ill kfud " vegetables 10 grw Tapluf. II
Z .ns y ~
oa ~ ~ = iaess o. eeoas ot tse na,s Il e hef eo
Ca7ss.-9aTvet i'se commenced. The rners in JAek.
- "a & IL ses g.
spd 70. p mas. .at e.
~ :,!a 20 'o.y '..Ts 'pee1 st;sa vi mex :pas nd
ss': :ss5
LIZ |, = { e; a.: ~ O. Ts
~tsups' aoau: ,hs tg-'ind amp i's f'oa.> JousnA.
, 1860-06-21

N,s~.oa. Jaaee-The tuppy q WHEAT at .od.r'4 Har.
- u - 4ad oFicrs adv no'd ID to l. Ter
qsN1s's III Enlars. ho~tvlk, did pusrh freely.
T-* .tneAas y !rpaKaa ny tbs fa,nsra 70 va doe
H.. tat ID Il a,s QUOT tous Flour Was Ii pof
Aaok ff.sn lhs rQti Ct. :" E"
,hooaEsret 5as -Thb At'-u+ +xae. 1t thfs carr sz-
cesnks ~ se1y lAt.x snd The trade fue1 dpi 4
oee na VI .hut pe ~ Tkr Tne1e fsIr of
9aded i ..-<t t7ka II - u 1as l. tauir III III
4sau w*sther havE 0p7pstd the t4s dxrasoA
4et v.ttA uuited, aud t7txs 1cu' I'd Ipxsr
1oat. fuse 3-Tae wAs limftsc show Of WHEAT f,o,u
se .wtIs o. thf tner a. ou csu uasktt to.dsy nd
Do n lat week'6 caffGces. White desesiptions wefs
tpoaa Of II ~ " a.; nd IS 10 ~ pr Is pn4
, 1860-06-21
Daily ke5ieH of Chicago Market

WfuHExpAT EY1AI14. sQFe<V-
FREsQHTs-Qu,st, Props Aas41" aao K'dne'
coptoB t. On ?. T.: prnp Dac1tae' Gals 10 no2A On
.. t.; bark Na .pr ooru 10 D dA'o nSe.
FLOUR-Reetipt., rs Lss: shipped. 70 o'as. AsfKet
oul,t S.1es were 100 hr1 "Como" eps ne e1tfa a.
s.:5axds 10 trn spr ns suee: at $50 dsl
WuEAC-Re>epts 20 e4o bu sh!rptd @.iSo nn. MT
k+, 1sI4c bitter, H4l4s :-l.o bu No. spiirGe Z
NIX Ia ssoue; 10 do 1t e0 In stots 6ooo ba No.
In. At In 1a D. bu DO II 81 e5 In so's;
1s n tu do II o. pt IN % pu DO II o. os In uore
soo bu Rejected II soo store 100 bu do &c In store
n.resd wheat cul sa,es weas taks c!nh
=, atoe del 40 IaFa Club u .o del; 800 bu No..
nr,l ii q ,os On t1.ck 100 taEs No. at tiod DEL
o0KN-Rece!pts 10a6'& bu; shipted, ucne. Market
Ap taea were :-e ITO bu htvsz mixed II t0Hc f. o. b.;
!. oo,bu Canal Mined 1t 4se II ,at: 5000 bu do At &9e
b 400 good Reer Yellow 1t ose @. b.; ht0 bu tar
RIVER Mixed ii to- t. b 1seoo ba No. II <sHc In store;
!. hi ca ii &sc In .toft bu do ou private terms;
1soo bu no. aske IN stoss A0o; hu do Il 46ke IN
store 2bo bu Rejected n <so In store; DO ii 4ss
In etosp- tsa1tes elcslnk auist-'' -
oArs-Reeelpta. .sssbu. Aa.ktt K91s lover. Sales
wereeov bu No. st ito 10 etosx TOO bu do 1t ao
t,aek; bln LII do at sc dallvefsd.
RTE-Rece pts 70 bn. Market qulet and nominal II
6s2;rc-
DARLEY-nt4!pts 70 bu; ah1pped 100 tu. Asztet
quiet 20 ba.s No. ss ta25<o On tax.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ls4brls. Nculnal II 1s0ls3{c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p<rssh shoo.
MESS FoKK-aob b,s extz. Ness II als.6a
LAkD-Nonnal 1t Ike.
TAlLoT-Supply good. with limited inquiry. and
taa* Of Is brls in o K fos country and Exc iof prime
city
HlDEs-Reeelpts. Il $50 ns. Quiet and urchanZed
salsa todsy ve1s n the following quoaAaaons:-Grse
salud 7N&;Kc; do trimmed. Sc; Dfy lint, 1bal1he
/ W0o1.-kecelptt. puae. Asrk't steady. with Goet
dtmiud and salss Of LILO b n 8&aoc for NAfe &c 70
| quarter blood, md &c for halt blood. r;
PoTA1oEs-Ns4hxnnoels 1athes scazce md In good dc
| 1n,ud At 4os. Common nnxed duls It 3s@soe.
WQiTEFIsH-Du and &c lower. sales vert: )
bhl, No, whhsn.h Il ts316 9 bbls II = 20 for No.
| Wh,ca.h. aud $3.50 for MOL Trout
| BUrTER-Et 1eme1y DUH slth heayy receipts. Sale
/ xe,e.-e0 pkRs fa}I new Butter 1t exc-
xGQs-1u limited demand and ra.hes dull, with sa'es
! e&s4r- =;
PoULTRY-Chickens, $1.875s9.o o. pezdot.
LiVEsTOCK-Rec<iptA III hssd Castie. 81 Hogs. Bel
Ostle dull, with but little changing hands. Il. Fin far
quest and t1m- Bales weta.--
ls Gait {, avesng1rg ~ b.
, 1860-06-21

New ToRx, June 9o.--The Chamber Of Com
merce called On the Ispauese to. day, and pro.
sented ap address, to which tho Ambassador
replied. Some Of the latter vi.ited The Niaga:
RI and others attended The maiiaoe 1t the.AeA
envy.
The 1,ri4 Msrquita had been taken in charge
By The q s. Marshal, on suspicion Of fitting
mt m n al arer
, 1860-06-21

,-rr,foAAx June lat corn mA ket th!s nncrnln<
aantrY of Nh II e1bibteA - o3e1As sos tae teA'
T. ntns "a II y kh IS last w~k I'd whe ttd = @,
y N I'D I'd ~ 70 Sss Witt ass 10 tts; ssu. '
sss pei s. stons-
Jrnn x-We hid = pretty solotaha ehnW e
vi Il on "a corn market @ sod taS .tx1a.
- ~ nnii =, rrductjcn of il last wcskt shio
auat u c1 d banda At fcm 81 to to' req o7s
d a1on~. :, ,x..x..,.-s,%hs-,h.
market tut ,tn!: st.s5dsd ~, e, ,Se heaSy
ra;rs srr uue ~nai 70 the tTan Ptos
pee hds - sher prcet 70 ~
/. nrc 10 ncoede. and uAde pro *saeo e'o"'J NALL
tendency.
cxrosp, June s-Tn. market sod,y sae
Pic 80 Pr g. ~ ~e suio So. In ohef
rr.,n. hutcrts VA it,
, 1860-06-21

RICHMOND, Jupe 2o-Edwin Robinson, Pres
ideu, Of the Washington and Richmond Rail-
rosd. becoming involved, voluntarily disclosed
the fast that be had tqaandered ths personal
~ ds{aultar to a considerable amount. Ha
nur.7tn an inYesti0etiou.
, 1860-06-21
TntA. 81 S3.0 -**+ Ho
crcura AID 2rxEsu II LAxI 10 DAY. !.
E4Hfe


I'm n.he,s. aud there were no shipments reported.
The m .rket, under this stat menf, opened rasn
ar dull ard buyers insisted on decline; but on
,ece,pt OF tic Etw York dispatches, holdera BE-
came s.ider, and would rake no eoncesslons-
tho market closing quiet and no1 inal at 4s@
<ssc for for No. in store. Only about 5000
bushels changed hnuds; at SIC for good River
Yelgy I. 0. b.; 50@5ofc for Rirer Mixed +. o.
b.: 500 for Canal M,xed na "a; 4si@4sac forNo.
l iu store; zC4@4Gtc for No. 2, and zs@4ofc
for Rejected. Wheat was in active demand
for shipment, and On improvement CT 1@ec
took p,sce witt sales Of about 60 900 bushels, at
8, t4ttnt .o5 for No. Spring in store; 81 os@ |
LOS for No. aspiring in store; and 9o@92c for
R4j:c,ed-.he market closing firm, with an
active demand at sl.o4G1 0af for No. 2 Spring.
-Four remains dull AID inactise-fa3es Of good
Spring extra being made at t472f. aud medium
s.oerlor ct s4 so. Oats were dull aud declined
lG,c-sales amounting to 5000 bushels,
at 2se for No. ! in store. md SOC on
track. RE continues quiet-the dtmand be-
iog confined almost entirely to limited
ship2ios Inquiry. barley dull, With sales Of
No. on track at 65@5ec. Hsghwines 1nac'lre
aud pouiusl At ls@lstc. Butter is exceed
ingly du !, and prices tend downward 4 lot
Of fair new t1kin WAS sold to day at ef:.-
whNetsh hare declined a5c-the closing sales
being u s. 80 for No. whitctsh and $3.50 for
No. trent
Freights we're quiet. Three propellers were
engaged on private te5ms, but understood to
be. at decline. L sail vessel, however, was
subsequently taken at yesterdays quotations
10 for corn 10 Buffalo, -.
NEW yoBx-Janc 17,-Receipts. 1859 bb1s
n~'r. 6e.s3e bu wheat, a8,?os bu corn, s.87z ha
oats.
NV Os4kAxs-JuEe lG, r. I.-Fiour dull
aud loser, Wit small sales superffne. 10 meet
ths wau,s Of the local t1ada, ut Is 90. Corn dull
with no export d~'nssd Of aoeestsnee. snd
prices are dropping; f.. ss'es o. s;soo bags st S.
T. oon, mi. and is he'd at a2a@12ac. au. the de
mhud il d1ite moderate. B-csu dull and prices
noriap, Ut st, a,.1 lc3c for shoulders md aides
Sugar steady and in lair DEM m1rd, at &c for fully
fur, TIM receipts during tho wetk were 785
hhds. Molaasee Is selling 10 1he redners at sc.
Tho receipts during tie week were 9d5 b'fs
Mes. pcrk unchanged, ind ee]lirg at Sl9@l8 30
The Latter tur reta ! parcels. Whisky uull, at
1s@l>fc for rectiRed. Coas.wise ffc,sh's dull.
Purx snd aour u shipping 10 Now York and
BISON 1t Soc per bsl.
ST.. lou1s, June Is s-Eeceipts, 1854 baet
corn, 23s bags barley. 1884 bags wbest, 7,l7s
bags oass. The Rtpr3icaa Of yesterday says;
With tno days supplies on the market TO.
dxy. there was comparatively liberal Quanti&c G,
Of t,roduce in haud and ofenrg. The effect was
further dep'cas in grain, making wheat ex
ceeo1ng1y dull Ut e5c@t1 90 for spring to choice
-F
, 1860-06-21

Tha yeealrta ilfewnter Ct r. ur Wheat Cnrn md
Bprsy ID week u jane IN $50 and 1852 been
- f.lJWs'
Year. Fuur, iris. Wheat tu. Com. In. BaslcY bu
$780,. 2lep0 <6:. 30 4A&AQ 80.
le35...... ls8D 10.tt0 4f.t0o 1000
Iue,... s,b5 1nc-<3*t0o Inc. .+oalOo Det.. loo
TIE rtcept4 ttaw of the r1 clEa! Artie Of p
srce from r the Can1s md Including the
Insi bxx fato II. .ffnHEa.
, 1860-06-21

BIZ Tx11oaAruI Nkw yoxx, June 9o-sP.A-.
Fau. o,ensd steady bu, With fair export and home
t'.as dena d nask.i became me- aaa a. eqsse Sa &
r-nes; e. 1900 tbls 1t q isasso fo1 ~ .;ste:
s3ss:3 TO- To- .1.ta eo $780, p1 to, sGIpe1a G1 asn
iot sapp nE Srsnda e1t Iouaa loep 0hso 1nstadd ia
ss 5 VI f.r eato7 :, re -ihp h the S 1.qss.
a,e aus n.s es:l ss.s H. 10 Sobs Il Is s7
cho'es e'ta- hye dour aseAdy em4!. s.l'A tt9.2'
sr c.Hun.n to cho co snpe. oo'n meal qae' aho 'o'
as.xx-Mo.e active and Irregular Sales go hEls At Il
Gz.i.- Wheat a shade better nth . pretty good de-
u4pd far export ana @oaFV laQet,Y fes D. g. s,n
7s6 u ambes Wl-co1 rin AID Iowa u G9l7s 500
hu hc .eo prpf II q @:6; go bu Wig ,;.nahs u
.4o Y oea Ee ed..a ~ y :o*:r = b. an Ts snd
t.E d.ma i ii ~ nd ntae!.,s t.set rs u
up.ound e4Gg.kc for .ound sespp q d.
70c TT ,sn 0ls tu aid 1eavs At a.a4vc tot
9 9,ozs-Posl @ ss.d: nd # md dal and
beay' gssine; s.le. e3 e1i f. sGS ~ y. peT ~
ID ~ aa Si and IL 1!ss - = = 20 srs !
entry p,inc :993 g {tr DO @e,a ssee2 ~ X 10
81. H. n.f Fl Hs. Sas.. dai md nsan
sioals Tor w. ne nd aica12fof .,,te W q9't
- sed: s.'va pigs Tor seo11s d..
sss @ nss @ Il, ase kss. i
X .s = = !; 1sse ~ tST s h9 E,q apa 10 19s % Tor
~. b haa. ~ go ~, IT, ft s' S.:
;Xe; il h. Tsx.s ii oe; BY snetou 81 hhds New VI"
:as aishe. a.d pod.rs.sy setl,e Chso
| .0X: GaIena hato 6.&:s'. q ri tsbu kh u y
1,i 9!s e rs .sx IL eas;s L
e.t,.l q! ras'ae r.: s A';so9 a. *; N q =
| New York Cattle Market.
, 1860-06-21

Nxw YoRx, June 2o.-lhs Cnited States
fig.ts Niagara, which Ii to convey The Japan-
e,e Embassy ONE, came out OF DRY dock yes.
tssday. she vii be readf Tor asa ny Inc latter
erd nf this week.
, 1860-06-21

NV Yoak. June 2o.-The steamship Africs,
for Liverpool, took ITO passengers md $2,o0o,"
900 In apecie. y ''-