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The New York herald., 1862-09-11

TOR SALE N JERSEY CRY, NEAR PAyoNIA FERRY
brick hopse, with subceilar, jast lnshing in the
neates style, three stories high. Price S2o also smaller
two story House tor y COO The surroundings anegcepon
able Apply corner Of Payonia and Erie sneet
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

L,OR SALE or TO IET~-wITHIN FOGTY.rIyE
minutes reach st Now YORK, and Of by
soat or railroad large and extensive Factory with
aents attached. well adapted for the carpets
and blankets the dyeing printing business
supplied with failing of excellent Mater
works conveniently arranged and order.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
POLITICAL.

1STLfTARy HAfJ--INDEPEHDEhT DEMOCRATIC
NI v,Ieu Cemmittee- noathly meainl ~ the abo, .
a. ~ &c 1ct. ~ srusrrg H. AIRIHS, ghApgsp.
&s..6,Ass,,lass... s,ls.. .sessSSas
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
uIsCELLAS EoUs.

nUTUn BULBs--,TUsT aEcEfvED pEss SfgAAEE
u aIew eas.s "a chSiee rorcr Roos cgr-is.nf . "
clnin Tulips, &c ac the cri81rHet tofisss e. a
~ayerrn, Jr. O. ABo II. ~ Lanec, sg haLrioio, Eo
land For tss by tbst u. ABR ~ Bsst - street
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

NTANTED-A NICE COUNTRY RESIDENCE on fHE
w banks of the Hv3son, than miles
%. city; p-1ce i0O1 SS0Si Nonsd Ike
miles Of :. village. Adtrss- X v. T.,
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

OATH HOTEL. LONG IsLAND.-riE PRopRIETOR
ID OF ths fayorite establishment takes this method OF r
forming hts friends and The pupiic generally hat the Ilots
during Tho months Of September And Ccos
b. sccemodedon of permanent boarders and hasG
c.st guests. Terms easy. Reduced prices
J. H. CARY, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

A LARGE AND VERY DESIRABLE CORNER BRICK
"A store and Dwelling, on Fulton avenue Brooklyn, for
s or exchange or rent BY H. E. NILES "a Wall street,
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

ITO ExCEANGE-FoE HOUSE NOT BELOW -FOUR
teentb Thirtieh street either English
high house Forty.
seventh street, sixth Hous. good order,
OI50 lot 2lrs1 Any having Hcasc 10 sI-t ang.
address, A., Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

A VARIETY OF FARMS, VARIOUS LOCATIONS
n prices and mpros socked and free frem
nSunbrance would be sold Brooklyn,
W H. MELICK lc7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

ITO LET-A FIRST FLOOR, CONSISTING op PARLOR
Bedrocns Dining Room and Kitchen; healtny
Deighoorhoot gas stres water INQUIRE premises
southeast Fclrn and Forty-Drsl
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

UyANTED-To PURCHASE, or HIRE WIrH PHn
w privilege 9. PURCHASING small iionssn good neiaA
Sort ocd either 10 this city Brooklyn Price
Gp ren. St,1 Ad'Fess = W. r. vsith Cen rs
,calars, boz COS poGs once.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

rTE1TED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSE fog
~ sale; Of IN: odest the city; responsible party
will find this ra-e opportunity Address Warehouse
k22 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
T,OR sALE-A BEAUmruLLY LOCATED COUNTRY

E'OR sALE-A FIRST CLASS ENGLISH BASEMENT
II House, Oh Madison avenue, Ihlriy-nrst
with OF without furniture, Il II. HINE, Sol Sixth
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

A VERY PRETTY LITTLE FARM OF 61s ACRES, AT
"A Newtown, L. IL good buildings aud plenty AL me land
- just Ike garden and Is oil fun OF yegcabes &6o
or exchange for farm. ~ D. RICHARDSON 4 co,
" na Mas
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

yy,o LET--VEaY LOW, FOX THEEE YEARS, A FIRsi
i class Residence Bridgeport, CONNECTICUT, completely
afisned Ias an tle modern IMPROVEMENTS. gas. wsisr
furnace, &c, with nine land, carriage
pond choice fr,t in Is delight
fn,, situated the residence OF y r. Barnnm Esq
Rent cheap proper tenant. going En:t
for three years Refers 10 !chn Tapsn. EsG IS Sols
st Get, A z. tcay ton, Esd, 5S John street
GEORGE -. WELLS, Bridgeport. Conn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11
N0uNrRy BEsTnFSCR

1.UUNTkY HESIDENCE-AT FLUSHINE, Z. i, ONE
" mile from railroad depot hfteen acres OF land hrge and
semmodous house and ouhuidinss an abundance of fruit
shade and shrnbrery d. srabe property, well located
aad Of easy a New York Price sl5oO0 cash
Fer particulars address box 2S Finishing Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-09-11

EC 000 -roR SALE BEAuTIruL COUNTRY
V~S.OOO. Residence. iule hcypgr. fsnning.
And mile rack II J1E.ood; fare tyesy.ave ~
boa. % New York twae lay; utson So gear,
= consists OF cot house with u OF
n5s rate ground, NJ planted win various Sss.'soes tsrp,
ssEEage house zee house, bou &s. so bsh vops fyuit
aud sbrubbery. foa pga, dgs hing
An reysir for 81 UN har co~5 IEnre 81 ~ Wrs, sc
HOtei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10
COL. SHALER.

10 shs Editor af The n. u 7r'ean"
SIR: see by your paper of this morning 'us, o..
sh,lsr Of the I.t a. s. Chasssu' was h'" an Tie '''
Fair OAK. leis that pOiH. on Sunday evening 's'
with the Cha.seur, until that time 'ha 'H' H'pP! "
al. Of It's officer. we'll COL shAe' 'e'aAsu ,s,,
80, va, on Saturday afternoon end evsnn ''''
Of s proudes. days OF his life as he die not eS
.f,,,,t eren fook his shoulder Downs il'en
,s q, s' sud , The ssdne'' of the men, 'r the INST
80, ,'rJsr ne surprised hiul. .i.., q,
s,I bother officers conspicuous dnfihs III, 80
-,-rt; hu Ter shove al acts Of theirs on tne % In
~ ,b. ofrct OF the superior drilling and exec en-, o ~
g.ures br sh 20 bear upon them previous 20 hN' dA
Nv observation satisfied me that with ia 80 Ia.
nd harmonious eclion between officers and nlen ~ IN
~ ,sn n. commanders 10 whom the soldiers can ioch "
sor nee there Is not a regiment ia our army
light ike heroes , D., ,hs b,.yer, .aJ
,Irabe corinc. Of the Chasscurs, WIN nh, on IN.
honor 10 slAa' III oho Vi sic EM kEMEbS
[ ointment.
Nun lgyi. lime g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

HrLp rHE NEEDY.-The Hannibal Benevolent
Association will hold public meeting at Conr'uen'd
Hall this evening for the purpose of obtaining means
to alleviate the su.ierings and administer 70 The
necessities Of the coored persons freed at Port Roys
and other places, commonly termed "ContrStanas.
Addresses may be expected from the Rev. H. d.
Garnet and others. After the speaking the soc !!
will give festival. Ice-eream and other refrcsh-
ments at moderate prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

The Commissioners of Health yesterday voted q
require the United States transport veseeis 20 0'
serve the quarantine regulations, as well q" a. '''e'
vessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

In addition TO tho above l have had offered to me
about 10000 pairs Of French shoes and % 900 cot
ton shirts. IL the holder Of these shoes and shirts
will take my order on the Confederate Treasury
payable Ia the Coniederscy, in payment for them,
shall purchase them. The shoes are Of the French
army pattern, and although not by any means equal
TO shoes that l have purchased in England, still |
have thought that they would be serviceable, and
that possibly they might be much needed by the
army. have previously informed you that have
had reason TO be entirely satisfied with tho London
Armstrong Company III all transactions that have
had with them. The rifles manufactured by tins
company far superior TO those obtained from, al
most every other source and possess moreover. the
advantage OF being interchangeable.
i have requested the chairman 90 hand 10 me
tender for supplying forty thousand rifles from their
inanuiactory. Enclosed 1 have the honor to submit
a copy Of their proposition In case the Depart
nent should desire me TO make this contract beg
to he informed Mt the earliest moment as otherwise
] may find 1t impossible TO arrange the matter.
Thinking il possible that the Department might de
eire smaller bore, made inquiries on this point,
and found that they could make smaller bore, but
not without altering several Of the machines. The
exterior OF the rite would have TO be left the same
IA at present. IL is the opinion of some British,
olicers that the barrel OF the Enfield rifle IL too
light. Making the bore smaller therefore, would
rather De 40 improvement in giving greater strengh
y !se rle,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10
Smoker.

H. u,,,,, - Esther and EliEa. May D. "'
Ion "a H. saw ship Twilight . =, a, la, aioE sysIs
Nv brs Auuie Whyte, April H. ~ 40 ''N y
absAps lAs Al. sissspSG&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10
n....nncrs ArriXed


n Jryk RadaEd FROM P.eto"-ht- M 4, A Msrs.
Miss II. Guhsm. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

-, 100 s.t. -.....,.,.,.t.Iy NooE-Ss'''
~" slGa WATER TINS p.s; o.. q
sandy Hook. 40 Gov. lsland'.' Us"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-12
Mexican News

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE steamer CO.
iumoia from Havana, arrived with dates
10 the 9TH inst. She also brings news from
vera Cruz TO the End, 0rizibIa to the 3Oth
ult,, and city of Mexico TO the 2sth nit.
Gen. Ortiga with 1000 men had Joined
/ Scaragozs.
/ The Mexicans on the I4th occupied the
summit OF a hill commanding Orrizibla.
when the French the same night surprised
and routed them.
On the 18th the Mexicans commenced an
attack on the French without any result
Gen. Lature was slightly wounded.
Some 5000 GuerrIllas are below Alliieria
and Vera Cruz. The gates of the latter
city are closed, and no one dares to 90 ont.
] The dead, of which there are many from
yellow fever, are buried in the CITY.
The French teams were attacked on the
3Oth ult., and Il wagons with ammunition
and with flour were taken and DESTROYED,
20 oil the escort were killed and the rest
taken prisoners. Only wagons of pro-
visions had reached Orizibla for some
time, and the French troops were actually
starving.
Some 200 mules have been taken from
the French.
The French bearer of dispatches have
been captured, and the dispatches from the
French Government have been published
in the city of Mexico.
A French brig of war had captured a
small Mexican schooner, laden with corn
and lard, and the crew were in prison at
Vera Cruz.
The Mexican steamer Constitution was
manned and sent to AlraacIo to force the
Governor to declare for Almonte The in
ha6ltants refuse and drove the steamer off.
TINS was the result of a similer effort at
Flacotalham.
The French man of war Liculir went to
CamPre on like erraud With the same re-
suit.
The French man-of-war Bayoueza yist-
ted herzaltan aud ordered the Governor to
declare for Almoute, which was refused and
she lett.
A SLAYER has been captured and taken to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-12
Notice.

ANNOUNCE to my old friends and custoner. and
Il the public generally that have again Commerce
ell business, four doors above my old stand COf Cav
stt Duhield,D in the house occupied by VIM Stew
art, No. l6l AIAIN-STREET, where L am nrenara1
TO manufacture all kinds of Copper. Tin and Sbeet
Iron ware, OF every description, made in the hest
manner possible: Fruit Cans, Brass aud Conner Ert
ties OF all sizes, Copper Stills from to 5000 gallons
Being practical workman, of thirty years sxneri
enee, gives me greatly the advantage over those who
10 NOT understand the bushes, and depend upou
chances TOR their work Ny work cannot be surpas
seu' and All work warranted. Sugar pans for mHns.
seS and cane sugar made to order lowest prices
am also making Patent Boiler. for bath
mouse and washing, which Is highly approved and to
Whlch invite particular attention. Be sure and call
at the right place, No. 16I 1Iain-street four-
doors above my OLD stand, (take particular notcel MS
want IL positively understood that have no con-
neStnn, either directly indirectly, with r. Camp-
BELL OF the old stand. But be sure and cali at No
iol Mnin-street, where you will find all kinds of
copper Tin, Brass and SheetIrOn ware; Also one of
the best and largest assOrtments OF Heating and Cook
ing stoves in the City. Also all kinds Of Castings
~ All the above articles are manufactured right
mere, and persons can easily save from 10 to ~ per
cent by purchasing good article though need mot
recommend my goods, as the public have known me
long enough -'S
All steamboat work, in my liue, done in god order
ana with promptuess and despatch.
am manufacturing lamp for crude oil that slIr
passes anything for brilliancy and light in use Mt
cost OF ONEHALF CENT per night Re SURF and
call and get one. Oy4-Iwd&w) U. J. DUFFIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-12
From Fortress Monrne

FORTREss MONROE, July IO.-An erro-
neous opinion appeared in some of the
Journals, in regard to the flag of truce
which went up York River on Sunday, and
attempted to bring down some lO7 of our
wounded and sick soldiers, that had been
captured ut Baltimore Store. No flag of
truce law was violated by this act, as the
rebels at first consented to let them 90 on
parole. 1t was some rebel cavalry who
prevented their return. No doubt there
was some misunderstanding in some way.
for yesterday the rebels sent a flag of truce
TO Mcclellan, informing him that he could
send and obtain the prisoners ut any time !;
and consequently last night the John
Tucker started for them again.
The rebel prisoners that nave been ac-
cumulating for some time at the Rip Raps,
were all taken from there on Friday, and
removed to soCe place further north. We
could not learn their destination, but they
were probably removed to make room Tor
others at the Rip Raps.
Henvy cannOuading has been distinctly
heard at this place all day, up James Rtv-
err The mail boat has been due TWO hours,
but has not yet hove in sight 6 P. Nj.
When she arrives we shall no doubt learn
the cause of the caunonadiuE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-12

Ways aud Means, reported bill providing
s 20 national currency, secured by United
states stock, and for the circulation and
resumption theref. 1t was recommitted to
sns committee on Ways and Means, and
MT Fenton, from the Committee on
Claims, reported bill to reimburse New
York for advances made during the war
Mr. Elliot, of Mass, made a report from
the Committee of Conference on the Con
tscation bill. They recommend that the
mouse recede from their disagreement aud
agree to the Senate bill, with modi6ca.
tons.
Nessrs. Mallory and Cox raised points of
order which were severally overruled.
Mr.. Allen moved to lay the report on the
table. Negatived-42, against n.
The report of the Committee of Confer
ence on the ConfscatiOn bill was con-
Cured in-yeas 80, against 40.
Adjourned
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9g Telegraph.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Late from New Orleans


NEw YoRK, July lI.-By the arrival OF
the schooner Haze we have New Orleans
papers to June 90.
The price of -four had advanced to S2s
per barrel, Gea. Shepley, in consequence
had issued an rderfixiug the price ofbread
at 20 cents for % ounces. and smaller
amounts in proportion.
Gen. Butler had ordered all the banks in
the department to make a return to head
quarters of all sums due to banks in the
reoellious States, aud also of all sums due
10 the State of Louisiana and the State Of
hoes, and checks or drafts thereon are NOT
to be paid without a permit from head
quarters
The Peita reports quite a stir in cotton
on the 25th.
Gen. Butler has appointed Moses Bates
of Massachusetts, Warden of the State
Penitentiary at Baton Rouge
Gen. Butler has issued an order probib-
iung masters of vessels from taking away
any persons of color other than those com
ing to New Orleans on board of their YES
sells, under the penalty of imprisonment
and liability to a con6scation of the YES
sells.
A desperate gang of outlaws are report
ed as committing nightly depredations ON
The Opelousas Railroad.
"A large and enthusiastic Union meeting
was held in New Orleans on the 2lst otto
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-12
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, July 1

WAsHISGTON, july IL.
On motion of Mr.. Wilkinson, of Mimi,
the resolutions to pay the first Senators
from Minnesota, was iAkeh up and passed
On motion of Mr.. Wright. of Ind, the
bill for the relief of the Register Land
Office at Viucennes, Indiaha, WAS taken up
and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Grimes, OF Iowa, the
bill TO authorize the Secretary of the Navy
10 accept the title of League Island for
Navy Yard purposes, was taken up.
Mr.. Foster, of Conn, moved to amend
so that before the selection of League
Island, the commissioners shall examine
the harbor of New London, Conn, and see
whether it is not more fit place for the
purposes required.
Mr.. Anthony, of R. l., moved to extend
the same examination TO Narragansett Bay.
Agreed to, and the amendment was adopt
ed
Mr.. Ten EYck, of N. J., opposed the pass
age OF the bill Mt some length. 1t was fur.
Their discussed by Mr.. Grimes and CowAn
who favored it and then passed.
AIR. Powell, of KY, callediup the resolu-
lions calling for further evidence and doc
uments connected with Joseph Holt aud
Robert Dale Owen Passed.
The bill amendatory of the act of 1875
| calling out the militia &c, was taken up,
the question being on Mr.. Browning's
amendment to the second section of an
amendment offered by Mr.. Grimes to strike
out the words ''mother, wife aud children {"
Mr.. Hale presented the JOINT resolution
of the Legislature Ofthe State of Maryland,
rendering thanks to Capt RinggOld for the
rescue OF the crew of the steamer Governor,
he asked that it be placed on the record of
the Senate
Mr.. Browning's amendment was reject
ed. yeas p, nays A.
| Mr.. Browning offered further amend
uent that such mother, wife or child shall
not be freed unless they are in the service
or labor to rebels.
| Mr.. Foster from the Committee of Con-
ference on a general pension bill, made a
report which was agreed to and passed
/ Mr.. Fessenden from the COMMITTEES OF
/ Conference on the Tariff bill made a re-
port which was agreed to, and the bill was
passed.
Mr.. Wright from tie Committee of Con-
ference on the bill changing Judicial dis
tricts made report which was laid over.
Mr. Harlsn continued arguing in favor
of the Militia bill and proposed the amend
ment of his colleague.
Mr. Powell offered a resolution adjourn
ing cosgress on Monday the 18th. Laid
over.
M Davis spoke a. length agains. The
Mr.. Fessenden moved to take recess.
On the question being put there was NO
quorum present EfI2Za
The absentees were Messrs Bayard, Car
lille, Collamer, Dixon, Hale, Kennedy,
Latham, MeDougaI, Nesmith, Sherman,
Stark, Thompson and Wilmot.
The Senate adjoarned. auEt ~
'7 HOUSE.
Mr.. Cooper, from the Committee on
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-12

Esy-THE Scarcity OF SILvER GRANGE =
Silver change continues to demand ten per
cent premium. and the nrtirle is becoming
scarcer and scarcer. The reason is that it
is being boarded away. wewere informed
yesterday by u gentleman of undoubted
veracity that he knew of one man who had
in his possession two hundred and fifty
dollars in FIVE and ten cent pieces; ofan-
other who bad FIVE hundred dollars boarded
away in half dollars and quarters, and o:
many Others who had sums exceeding a
hundred dollars hid away in their houses.
Some of our RETAIL merchants talk of
issuing trade checks payable in goods or
current funds on presentation We hope
this will not be done. The issuing of this
species of checks is questionable, for the
reason that its effect will be to make change
still more scarce by driving it out of circu-
latiOn, and for the equally important reason
that the less honorable dealers will take
advantage of it by speculGting, by getting
all tue change they can and paying out on
y NuNNAo " LuclE customers. The
promise to pay" whether it be a check or
note, of business house of good stand
ing and established soundness, is lust as
good as the cash, and just as acceptable as
the cash to those who have occasion to
trade with the house in question. But the
poorer classes do not know where to make
the dis:iuctiOu-not knowing which house
is sound aud which is not-aud if this
check system is to become general. as i,
win if the leading merchants set the exam
pie, these poorer classes, receiving checks
without knowing the responsibility of the
firms, will in the course of time find them
selves swiudled by somebody.
Many merchants with whom we have
cOnversed think there is no absolute me-
cessity for either checks or shinplasters,
and that their introduction should be the
very last resort.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-12
BUSINESS gNOTICEs

b9rFHE WORLDS OPINION must have ira
due and proper course ii, its endorsement,
OF the wonderful virtues of the celebrated
Mrs. Gardeners Indian Balsam of Liver
wort and Hoarhound. which cures Coughs
Colds and Consumption. and is doing won
ders. For sale by Reed & Kraft.
The Lightning Fly Kater.-For killing
tiles. For sale by Reed & Kraft.
Purify your blood by using Lindsey,s
Blood searchcr, Brentlinger Fluid Extrac,
of Sarsaparilla and Daudelion, Ave, g Sar.
saparilla, Kennedy's Medical Discovery
For sale by Reed & Kraft.
Hsinlstreet's Lnimit1bLe Hair Res.or,t;y,
rms article is too well known to need re-
commentator. It restores gray hair TO it's
original color 1t keeps the hair healthy.
stimulates its growth, renders it very beau
tiiul, and removes dandrulf For sale bv
Reed & Kraft. y
HamPton's Vegetable Tiucture, Bnr-
nave,s Holland Bitters, HooAAnd's German
Es, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, Sand
Iords Liver lnvigOrator, Browns Essence
of Jamaica Ginger. For sale by Reed d
Kraft. i'eeu q
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill.
dren teething, Sir James Olark's Female
Periodical Pills, Dr. EofFs Pills, Todd's
rus, Ayers Pills, Wright's Indian Vcge-
table Pills, McLane's Pills, Jayne's Pills.
Lees Pills, Brandreth's- Pills, Sellers Pills.
ic Pills.
John c. Baker L Co.'s Pure Cod Liver
Oil. For sale by REED & KRAFT.
Centre Wheeling Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-12

LOUISVILLE, July II.-TweIve hundred
rebel infantry and cavalry with three pieces
of artillery, under Joseph Morgan, are at
Glasgow. They sent accommodating par
ty within three miles ofMuufordsvilIs yes
terday, it is supposed intending 10 burn the
bridges and commit other depredations.
This is the same party which recently at
tackled detachment of the Ninth Pennsyl-
vauia cavalry at TompkinsvilIe. Not over
twenty Penpsylvaniaus were then killed
The reports OF great losses there are false.
Morgan has issued proclamation call
ing on Kentuckians to rise.
No injury has yet been done to the Lou
isville aud Nashville Railroad, but cars will
notrun till Monday next.
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TeIegraph aIarkat.

49, $50 : PHrLADEIPHIA, July IL.
There was decided improvement in BreaiIs.DfF.
this morning and hour advanced 25c perbr sales Al
20 for suPerhne; $ IS for extra S. so for Ohio and
There Is good demand for Wheat ssieS Al 81 siSI -
Tor re-, and 81 30 for white. Rye selling at 6sc.-
Corn In good demand at 5Sa56e Uafs les active
sales at Sc, for Pennsylvania Provisions active
COnee held at 1<e higher; Sugar unsettled Whislrv
looking mp sales Of Ohio at 3laS9e
ess- NEw YoRK, July IL.
Flour heavy: sales At s. 5O94 20 for state, and S.
io95 - for Ohio. Wheat, delivering, at 9sc6sl OS
ioE chicago spring 81 nS@1 IL for Milwaukee club
aed u sal SO for choice white. Corn declining and
mixed S nominal at Sc. Pork buoyant. Whisky irm
y Flour hrm. Wheat steady and demand moderate.
Sorn steady aud unchanged. Coffee arm Whisky
urn Al SSc- Provisions very dull.