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The senteace or Kshnstsmm.

The New York TYaes Of the 3ist ult.
says: .Salcmon Kohnstamm was yesterday
sentenced 70 an imprisonment Of ten years
IN the State Prison for fraud upon the Gov.
srnnsnt. hwasthe ssverest sentsnes affixed
ty Law 70 the crime Of which lie bad been
convicted; and eertainly it would b did.
ealt 70 hnd case, the circumstances q
which would waFTknt \ severer punishmeHt,
than These ofthis enc, a. depicted by Judge
Eslsea IN passing sentenceapon the enlpfit.
4 long continued course Of deliberate erins,
whose sueeessfui prosecution made aeees.
sary the careful planning Of fraud and tho
soptiausi employment 81 perjury, on the
part Of 4 nan whose intelligence and stand.
iDs 10 The community pseeiaded4ho idea q
his being tool Of others, and who WIS MOI
led away by the strsss Of sudden teinpta.
ties, but waa rather the tsmptrr Of ether
s--ths leader 10 Al immense series 81 fraud.
upon the Government. snch as srsFywhes1
have helped 70 make Is wheels drive heev,
iIy daring ell the past three laboriOa,
yssrs--hss thus hand fts e. end 81 last
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sosles 70 george snyder

About The arst Of January last Geofget
Snyder, Of jackson eoanty. North Carolina,
Eed from rsbel CONSUMPTION and came with
In the Federal lines His family have since
followed him, and are now near this place,
aestitnte 0f the means Of labtiEtanee, and
anxiops to hear from him Any iafOrfna.
tien In regard to his HAs,sassnss which may
be addressed 70 the editor Of CHS paper,
win be promptly communicated 70 bis sau-
Us, b whom il VII 20 gratefully received
Il Is TO he hoped slsas this notice will fan
under theeys of come one able 10 furnish
tie desired Information 10 tbs firmly or
communicate with Mr.. synder himself q
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krssslls. ss.srass. lsus g lss4.
iiaesla ana johnson.


II oer Last Issue We ansloaneed the hosai-
nsfioA, By Tue BsltilAoFe Convention. q Mr.
Lincoln sor President, an.leE Andrew Jehns
soa for viee Preslaest of tie ralisd States
The former seems e kast ben hohlltased
by acclamati0n. TAls was expected. a
vast majority Of the war party .sf the eoan.
Try desire his reelection
So Ear ~ this Journal Is concerned, Il vii
rsre sI It's indaence in favor 81 the election
q the ticket non.iaatsd. US .thiak there
q ore consideration that should sndass al
loyal mea 70 support il. However much
nlsn may siifIsr Is % the measures adopted
n President Lincoln 10 suppress the rebel
Ben, the iars Is 100 plain for denial that be
b the head e TIE car party, aud that the
party Shicl dominated him, aud viii sup
port him, : the rer pe7sy, wedo net mean
q cay that all those who oppose him ere
sgainst the prosecution Of the war. Byne
naeana Bat We dc mean 70 sar that ali
disioyal men, all Psace men, eli traitors, viii
Be found Arrayed against him. and we be-
lisve they will Constitute vast majoritycf
these WHO win Support the nominee Of the
Chicago Convention. We believe further
that If Mr. Lincoln i not elected. The South.
era cenfsderaey VIII be established and
acknowledges. There Is but enc war party
as g pcysy, Asdthat is The ctte now in power.
There Is hnt one Nope for the salvation and
preservation Of the Union and that Is Ia
the election ola war FrSsiient. S:issssiasd ~
q gar perry. Mr. Iincola may have CON
mittea srrora bat The het cannot b denied
that be and the whole Ofths party support,
ing him are pledged to tie snppression Of
the rebellion. aud that eannos be said Ct any
other party, Al, then, who desire the war
prosecatea ''til the last Srsnsd f6s Nxpircs, :
uhoslA szpyort DIR. kiseoln. Practically.
- We view il, the exposition is, peace or war.
asridsd or ga undivided esustry. 81
psrsans snust know that he triRnph Of the
Fsbsslion viii result In national and ineiyid
al rain. LOYAL men must again beupuae
axilss lFum the soath. Thesrall--YsopGsy
koncr. Iibsrty, Iife--aepend upon ths ri.
nnph of the nztional army. Tie issue
with thsr, rises shove and swallows sp I'll
osAsrs- And surely, in view Of the nomsn-
tous consequences 10 follow She eleciios ..
asssas Il Ar, Lineoln, leyh men viii ao'
LASTLY q On light considerations east vot.
which 10 yirtehily turning back from ths
rrsa. verk to which they are soissnnly
plsdRsa For the deeat Of Mr. Lincols
win Rivs aid and somsort 70 tie rebels, vii
st.snrthea their arms for renewed resIst
anes, and b hailed as Il thsy had won |
great and decisive victory.
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Lisa or killed. ala Weunaea 10 RhlFd
Easi Tennessee Regiment
cAssF HkAE 0AIseE, GHoRaEA.
!. -, &ay sikk lsss.

- &. 8. &ay sisL 1854.
pa. Raowssow. Below yan VIII And the
lat Of killed and wounded since my last
esnnhBienfion q. yoa. Riesss pablish or
the iniornssion of ens friends in East Ten.
neseee: s
Co. A. IVsusasd -~sergt John Hatstct.
Ter. IL leg. Shocked by shsll--N ilham e.
"a. D Rlllsz--A. ], Harvey.
,Wa0ndsd-- Mathew Gilhfeaih, nichard
Essrsst. EphraiEn Dser. By shell. Shocked
be tlIeIl-.Iieut 8. L. King, scfet e s.
Henshae, VIM y. Harvey, John Early, II.
{. Syouis.
O.. Eshocksa b. shsl! Corporal ".
B. Tayiar
Co. p H.dnaded- Lieut.. carFiek Ruth.
egloril. ii lee. Nicholas Booker, IN tees.
CO g --R iilcd-A adison " idAcr. Shock.
ed by shell--Licu; 4. b. 6anable
CO H-Shoehed By shsll-Capt Jas, g,
Roberts 3
ca. Hssaded-- serat Jas. nedltlss 10
/ leg. John Alsa. IN lxee.
| Go. H. Isohadef---w William Eolen, ID
neck. Shocked is shnll - Joseph Long. -
Hioended--col. Nm. Cross, AdIt Win. u
Roberts. eaFH<on Mnl, 4. nodgsft.
Yours. Ae.,
WM 4 RopaEHs
snrkeon 81 Tennessce Infantry.
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- We call atsentsosl se re aaseftiss.
sasnt 81 sks Hsstis Ke,u sthIs Aoaaa bee
assn r1u,oe ssa - fes.sishsa shnashoat,
Win shs bsss Il epnssnieaess eutlrelynsw
aafnssnss; nes, lsaadlnss making ssers -
psrflzf tprafsts - etan5bssbla ThK
lhrs s q Is ks|'I s q ems 8 il u ~
ssilsna eils = 4
s5kf,s - s $ q 6z
s6Isss 81 - ss,sf Eia tt@l
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~ - = - - -
Il So - n.
lad. -
! IA |,Ieas'|.s
20. Il - skM s. i 90 ii -
MID !. 81 BATH { ri hiiMssnde5 % &c
ss.l lint Ne ls PATHS Creek . fe4it Or:
aiietsA - tla fo1. bank e
s. sowlt svsA atlr ibe EbsaE Of siiss
haI.se. AID eAinpea 81 De night The next
day We eISsssd rs river assss came 10 UsIs
issA1's. dislssse Fl slx d ssssn mslsg--
Hefe We agssa Festsd for 1 his..l On
~ Aszs lay ~ ssl1z g - asaE sslldIE
ess Pest ciIlee, eaa ssesssl nstil 3 A. 4
lof the assl We thsn a1oYe o. fp Faest
Joe sohnssons army--erosaed PatnPlssn
vins Greek. and marched AboHt five miles
Here We weat Into position about I 7. y.
just ID tine 10 prsssnl ~ rebels from 6.
Esnpyink araklAk pesitsbf ~ ess sshks w
iinmeaiasely sbesaesaworks Of faiIs, and
threw cut administers rhfee eoshpanlss
wers II irst thFoWB out and - was phssssl
in eommaa Our brigade we ms bed out
Is rscoanolue the position q t,a Fsl,sls =
We dove The enslny'k sklruait hsas ffssn
swo posltinns ON which tlssF had erected
slight works. and drove tlieaf b long al VS.
could. .Aner dis we lyeslsed fso sHzo
companies, aud leployed sthpmA We drove
them short distances hal they went ssal,-s
bornly, ard IS ..ls----sA sois1tl.e lines, pasI
Ing bis inea froai tree II tree. BIS hofsewas
shot through the upper portion Of tbs rrsle
The horse did not saisi Il .rassul,, but II
aoat i've n.ll,,ites he was aga n sliet behind
the shoulders Thls eauAeaih him al iuaes
aaf Sag. he became IN iAst furious and
dashed tic tislsr anit,ss 4 trae, i.;sris hin,
- r. M, thai he vent 4, lie hos,.itsl az thu
81 ,Iis;sInn a,.a eorv.. T,,.,,ays Is, Nm.
se.,ie ,,.,,h the regiment ~ The 'front.' :.
,ro.n;s,At The i,s,.,ale Va r,ii..yea ahd
&, 49,, 4. a., $500. s y, c.,
NJ ar -. !, ,l,.,,l.,s s,,,,, I,,.s.s
s,l .a,,,sn, ,s,,.. 81. s,,t, tSas .l.. -
=, s. ,.l.,t ,,,,. Ia. -.
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- asss -. s.., ! ..'.s' -. = @
- -, -, - -. $. ~ -, r. -
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=, -. -
ass''N : - 't'''s'ss ps'' 49,
troops aud 81 CIR brl4ado as the kikllagl
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&sfs i. 81. /. ). s. fitsea
e. 800. sIIlis IS IS. J.
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isulon Is E1atsaneaaa wsse sslkrs .zts !.
aise sIsan / expected Is isna slse,s fl.ls
esnai.lesatias, selssn i. essssn sill lie
great abaadanoe ii INIT ss.ti.sr satisfied ne
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p,..ha ssy,h = sisse..ss. u,,sn sorTia.
tlss - -, ~ s.,,lss n sa.sssSloa 81 4
gnosssll. ri. s,.,,.sln,, l.sa lses. ara and
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,,,Ia.. s.n.fl a...;,,,, sl,.ir s,ues and sre.
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a.. A,.sx.s 1880. = 80 Ta,on va;s
sglssInni ,s s,,ts,, s.,,s. vii i. n...ls
8 ca ,,s,v what ne, ,.,.,.,,l.sa heir ,,sa,
-. ss., ,.r., ,oala s,.;e sbe,...s,. ay,,,. Of
Mse. -
Az Rome, Georgia. we eapaafea several
tliensand bales u rebel cotton, ssremg aiotis.
she cOosa river. b readiness 10 IL shipped
10 MaLsle. Beside tbs cotton. we eaplnred
Is zoe sacks Of salt laFsse army stores, sud
= hea,.x asasunt Of mseliiaery. Gen. Van.
slsssss s IN eonmand it isornc ana viii
take care az The cotton and sala and SEQ
that Il falls into The hands az The Govern.
meat. yarions lesai men mn spriar up in
Georgia who sin elaisn sl.gs saluable prop.
crsy, but il all wois,t DO, /. isrebel property,
and ab,taaonsd n tkst.
There 5s.a gpo.l hstea l.ers ia chatsanoora
now hv NJ p;kho,, am. = ssy.xs,,e, s ,,,.,.I
,oissl 4 nome L s the scf1shssti nousS
-. sittsd and Iurnssbsd twill "a wcll and
aeserye.. . 10 sseIl.
Chattanooga can. boast of ! PCS. Gems
,s,auaa..t b 81, ,.es,,so, "a Gen s,s..5nan
second IS nine Is obf Arnev Il i rs
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"a earR4f az iaslssrtiI s,Tsas and pslen5
Plies ekfs ss1zlY ffsee6 Ell q His
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+ g 81 s. g
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r,ssss - 49, -, 80.
nais.es s. 49, ls'sI.ss ssl!f stsss pos
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Mf sssvens'g 1lsl.fss algfs.l snht
l'sfy ~. = ~, slsss lsses nsfs iFeAs rs
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ssi g e g ssl1s..ssssi g ne s's -.
/ 'rssl..ssifel snt ~ sssa ssakss Pc ees
csass,i 80 &. $50
~ @FA.it q = - sls,'Ied tie notion
ataa urged - PC ssszssas ais'l
BE- essisd Sod tie freeeisslals Of ali =.
fisssisgea =, alike ne slnsstlun g DC aceltis
hy tle EViamlttee On fsfedentia
] Mi Maynard ct Ienfesses also lIioai
! sloqanatly spoke. sHying that these NEE IN.
the States 81 rcbsilipa shohla not be thus
I sighted lie was greeted With applause.
IS .AItef consl siderable debate Q ial.tiea tyestl
ths names Of AL tbs States prevailed iilein-
/ ding nsDtiaa Of tfr Isane 81 Knnsas. chat
! tlEs TERRITORIES ef t'aloialdo, Nevada and
/ NsbrAsta. a. there TeFrft6ries ssre orasssIsis
1 ding Sl.ste liuttfninaAts. and wuald east
! tieig vote Is Stairs &c the seS4 PfesidehiiaI
: election ssssssIs ses
+ TIE other ,ferrifs,gics were then called.
! and al ,ve,ss g,,t,.,i Is ~ f,es,fes.sfstesi.
9h ssle EliAs = 1s.' ~ - = lsal'-
fessIs.aslsss = fs - = lug Fsa.ss y ss'e
'sa $3.50 y, !, 3. S
~ ..setioss g lss ~ sa,s
ePt a'ssosski Nill Y, slsse ssss W. go =
aeiegases "sfe eslls s. y nelll'ss 3 s.'s
'siellssf " 20 ssl - = :. ssses W 49,
asnss'.as -. 80.
is 49, y 81 ,'s's's' .
ss..S q inc soissals e $ slss
~ Aors's q asHsae z, = 3 = : ~
iis1slslr Igsla llsa.s..a = y = 49,.
.sos.u :. aeus.s'. az =. - s. y J.
,sI'as = !. =. II -
- :; ~ - s -
sNeH 1879 -. - tt<sssiNE - tts1l = ~ -
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lU OeIo5el teoree Eirk.

We saw this gallant ealeer IN onr city .
few aays since. lie 4 working, a. be only
knews how % work. il efganifing biz new
ssgimsns Efasy msp n the army By hls
eWn iadiyidnal prnxsa and courage has
doss more shAn be - suppress che -.
bsliios--bas fought mars asspsrsaely--has
saccanssrse and sEaseoma more sppziiias
Aanssss-has proved himaalt 9 nsse taFsi,
he foa - he saemT--ws shenld aeslgAt %
kpo~ BE name shat ~ mighs honaF hin,
coIona Kirk d assrr;blg - aagnsaks Al
hear . rAis noss dsrins = Awsas Asroas.
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asx,nsIaaa nsnhasl % Gag II the Psssi
81 sAsrs rseis ahs l.sa sast seaia htlse ~ ftsef
= - hnhls - Is Islasa "a hism - q efas
Ihasl "a eaes lssks 1resd. = e ela y sAa saaS
az trnfs - Ne stsslnr-9 aaosasf y ptayef@
akts Fhspssal she hns e ess slns kss D sAasel
VII pslsulas - soaaaiaf. ana eosbsl eha ssass,
Aza ia elssy e asaah-.tf IN Hllpla an tAs Sara
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60 does the yoane @ Ton

ana, The vast siIeam If governmsnt stores
going fhressh u siierznah's army rsau;rss
hkaereas Of cars each day. and the building
hsrs &c new and large houses soF storage.
~. g. b,
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NO. 3OI THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
Is prepared 10 accommodate his customers wit.
L every article Of Rentlemen's WEARING apparel
Che l,test lyle md best quality. Those who us
coats, pants, vests, shrs, hosiery, ham kcrcheis
gloves, boots, suoes, slippers, 6c will do w'll t'
give him call. au23
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NuteIs.
UNITED p D; !s;TT1AATEsHOTEI T. ! 7 EE,!:sHl:I

Directly opposite the Boston ana Worcester Railroad
Depotl
VNHE undersigned, who has been connected with the
J. American House, IN tAs city, or owe nine years,
has leased this well known and popular Hotel for q
term Of years, and pledges him of to hls friends and
the pubc 10 his utmost Efforts to sustain the re
utaton OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL,ss first.
class house The public may rely upon finding, al
thus house, all the appliances and comforts OF first
class hotel
Price, ss heretofore, Two Dollars perd dsF
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tAustc.
NJ ERCHANT TAILORING
HENRY MILLER.

TTNHANKFUL for patronage heretofore extended TO
= toe trm OF miller a hHch, respectfully solclts
continuance Of the same to himse AT the old STAND
hdston Building, corner 1hrd and Jefferson streets
where he will always be found with iull assortment
goods in his line. ie3dSw
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LOOK OUT FOR THE 0IANT SKELETON.
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY]

AT 327 SECOND ST, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular attention to the quality of our
material and use only the best English steel
charge.
SA-our retail department Is in charge Incompetent
iades Corsets and Spiral Bustles constantly on
mana WALDMAN
sold wholesale and retail at No. so7 second street,
ENIon ia8dlV
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Go=partnGrsbip.
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uership under the name and firm Of BREENE a
nixon, fjr the purpoene Of transactna Wholesale
end Retail Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Business.
At the cid stand oil W, @ Breone, % Msin street, op
poste the Court House where they would he pleased
70 see the a friends Of th house, sud as many new
snes as mag favor them With call.
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ANDREW Q. NIXON.
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4ost

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and L cents (si22 l0), thrty days, and payable at
first National Bank, Cincinnati, TO the order Of g.
Rowland. SAID note has been los and all persons
are cautioned not to purchase or receive the same.
JOHN A MlNlCK.
Mr., JOHN A, MGNICK The note alluded to above
never reached me y mail or otherwise, aud Is no
longer valid AZ against you onmy account
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A. Il. MCCLURE,
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NO. 200 Third STREET, AT JOHN H. sToPPEL-
MANS OFFICE

MANS OFFICE
I HAVE a large amount OF property for sale, such
rs houses ana lois, IN all pats OF the city, al van
prices, ranging irom four hunaIed TO Thousand
dollars, on gUOd Ayments, ana well Hltuateui and
Rny quantity oi vacant lots Tor sale Alro, several
arms safe, ranging from one hundred and si1ty
aure7 avn TO tao agrol &, adjoining tne city IN
the county.
Those having property for sale, 0ud those wanting
to auy, VIII do we'll to cali me, / shall give
rompt attention all business tTustt nJ care.
n VI had considerable experience in The business.
labdlm A. h MCCLUhE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-06

.alailg Gmptre,
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

eETrains arriveand departfrom the Union Depot
asfollows;
ClsoIssATI, HAnILroE AND DAYTON.
Depart. ATTiVs.
Louisville and st. Louis Male. s.9Oa n
Cincinnati Accommodat on.......T.3O a m 526 m
Cincinnati Mail........... .........3'UO TOO pm
Cincinnati AccomIno odation.. 6;45
DArroN, XEsiA AND COLUMBUS.
Eastern Express. M $40 m
800 n
Xena mmodation..-......., $50 p m
Eastern Express". 1880 a m 245pm
sASDusEY, DAyros OiEoINHATI.
Sandusky Mail ....................8;40 m Tl5 n m
Huntsville Accomm odation. ....e:OJ m $50 NJ
DAYTON AMI MICHIGAN.
Chicago Mal........,. ..............s.S5 am 720am
Chicago and Detroit k1press-.. 800 pm $40 pm
lsDrANA CENTRAL AND DAYroN a wRspERE.
1t Louis and Chicago Msil....4 20 m lllO am
indianapolis Accommouation..o5Op 6sOpm
est. Louis Express...............S:i0p IN 1928 m
DAYToS a URios.
Accommodation n.....,.,........ ....-,9O0am 1858 m
bXpress...,..'.. m 6lO m
Leaves daily except Monday; stops only at Sonora,
Eldotado and New Paris,
60 rassengers going East on the 100 a IN train
must purchase their tickets before 500 m, 1ue
Ticket Office will not Ue open ior this tsin.
AuGUTUs W WINSOR, ia Agent
CIHcNSAu AND Gu RAIL ROAD.
NORTH
Mall 1890 m................Ieave Richm'd 1926
Night Express, ll:o5 n.-............... 1850 IA
soUrH.
Mail, 422 pin,.,,....... Arrives at Rchm'd $40 pm
Night Express, 600 80 m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-03
NEW YORK mARKEr--.Aug. 2

BY TELEGRAPH.
COttOn-1@2c better. Sales at 81 e49I Go for
middling upands.
FlOur-State and Western little fTmer with
a iair demand,
Sales at 81 s09l0 90 extra State; SO 259lO GO
for common to good shipping brands extra Round
Hoop Ohio; $40 659l2 " for Trade Brands Mar
ket closing dull Ineluded in sales are 1000 bbls
extra State for last half OF September at Sill 20.
Whisky-Without decided change. sales at
81 739l 7512 for Statei 81 749l IS Tor Western,
the latter an extreme price.
Wneat-Rather more steady but without deci-
decided change
sales At - Z2S2 10 for Chicago Spring; 81 259
Il for Milwaukee Club; s. 52G2 5s for winter red
Western; s. 42g2 45 Tor amber Milwaukee; s. cog
GZ52 for anger Michigan.
Ryc-Buiet at 81 sOggl 95-
COrn-A shade hrmer. Sales 81 575IdI SO for
new mixed Western in store, chiefly at the latter;
81 5S9l 60 for white western
OaIs-Dull and shade lower. Sales at 81 q
for Western
COnee-Dull and unchanged. Costa Rica 45c.
SugRr-Inactive. MuscOvadO 2Oc fer fair ref-
ming. Refined dull at l9c for hards
MOlasses-Quiet. New Orleans 81 l2,61 10.
PetrOleunl-Firm at ole Ior Crude and SIC for
Refined in bond.
MOOI-Dull
POrk-Market little frmer with a fair busi-
ness doing. Sales at S35 5OG35 90 for Mess, SiO6
20 25 for do; S35 90 for prime and 81 90 prime mess
Sales 1900 bbls new mess for August, buyers op-
tion A. 90 and zoo bblr do for September same op-
BeeE-Continuee dull and heavy at Sl66Is for
country mess; S99lO for prime; S2O925 for repaek-
ed ness s2S93O FOR extra mess. Prime Mess Beef
quiet S32g25c.
Cut MeRts-Inactive and prices favor the buy
er- sales al l5c tor Shoulders and lie for Hams.
HaeOn Sides-SaIes l25 hhds bulk Sides ct
1GIses
Lard-Steady wiIha fair demand at 2O921e.-
Sales ZlOO bbls for August, buyers option, at 22@
Z215c; 500 bbIs for the first half Of August, same
option at 221lc and 500 bbls, buyers oplion until
August 10th, at 22I5c.
Butter-Scarce and hrmsr. Sales at s7d42c
for Ohio; 42947c State.
Cheese-Quiet but steady at 17625e.