davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
cleveland market.

FLOgR-SAles 500 bbls good Xxx red ct sll Is:
10 bbls Xxx spring at $ll 90.
WHEAT--Sale car No. i Milwaukee at e2 80;
1eaticommon red winter at % 80 tl1'A-9 ~
C0kN-Sale lear n o. mixed at SO.
OATS-Sale car No. ! Ohio at 800. b---.l 5Tri
P0RK-Quiet and steady at eS3 90 for No. mess:
SS2 for No. 2 do; $S6 for clear.
LARD-City rendered held at 23c in bbls, a3i<c In
kegs enuntry rendered 200a9c. i. .es1 '.T
BEEEzCity packed mess beld at go.
SMOKED MEATS--Sales $500 lbs city sugar
cured hams ct 2ac 2oo lbs shoulders at $50: dried
beef and bacon UNCHANGED.
BIITTER-Helds at 25027c for W esteru Reserve
CHEESE-Very quiet. and market atendg at a
range Of i0@i7c for dairy abd factory. filoI MI
EGGS-Firm and nominally unchanged at 2lc q
HlGHWlNES-Stoc light and market frmef.
Held at t2 240a rs. afiap8J Gstgpg 1eiiq m
TALCOHOIr-Firm. Cologne Spirits 81 1904 81,
% per cent. Alcohol - 1874 81; Neutral Proof
Spirits % 8SD2 a. oriF4Dt ffOs
PETR6LEUM-Rs Refined in bond ssosooi free $50
LAKE z q FIsH q l. win: v y Ei.A sSes 3 PIeL-
ring, - ooD4 80 all for half bTl. gf6s5tIa5l'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02

severe casesdofr phthysic and tubercular
adeclions OF the lungs have been relieved
In human beings. The matter Is worthy
OF study and experiment by our scientific
ana professional men, DR.. Dewor hav-
ing liberally consented to the free use
of his pamphlets they will be sent by the
Secretary of State to an appropriate COM
mittee In Congress, with O view to their
publication and distribution. t,-,.e
The Senate in Executive session to-day
confirmed the following nominations -
Charles Hunter, to be Commander In the
the Navy on the retired list; II. L. Cuth-
bert Naval Officer at Charleston, 8. O.; M.
f. Conway, of Va, formerly member of
Congress from Kaesas, to be Consul at Mar
seilles. ~ #tH.'...... ............. ~
.ia2sL r Mexican News.
GALVESTON. Texas, June 30.-A sloop
has arrived from Brownsville. bringing
files of Matamoras and Brownsville papers
to the l3d inst, being the first arrival since
the battle of Comargo. Bagdad was evac-
uated by the Imperial forces, and the Lib
erals had assumed government Of thst
place.
Two companies of Negroes fought on the
side of the Liberals In the battle of Camorg.
The convoy captured was valued at one
mllllOH anu DaI dOlIarS. 'Ine owners,
who went from Matamoras to treat with
The Lib rails for its redemdtlon, were arrest
eu by Escoyedo and ransom demanded for
theirrelease.i rr.....-.....-..r.'-r.
Reports concerning the specie train are
very contradictory. The most authentic
say 1t has returned to Monterey.
Carragoval took command of the force 8
II front of Matamoras, demanding the sur
re dtr, Mejia refused to surrel der to Car
rlgoyal, but sent for Escobeda to come and
receive the city. Meantime Escobeda W 8
marching to the assault. Mejia sent for
General Getty, who went over to confer
with the Imperial general. Mejia asked if
he surrendered the city to Carragoval If he
General Getty would protect American
citizens. The latter answered, shat
Is what am here for" The citizens
were flying to the Texas side of the river.
On the 22d the Custom House was kept open
all night to facilitate their departure.
EscObrda is indeavering to pass 3he cap
ured train into Texas. c..--.
The Brownsville Courier thinks that
some arrangement will be made to head the
City of Matamoras over to Corovsjal.
The above details are all circumstantial
and reliable. - Y = y .# y I.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
XXXIXth CONGRESSES lst Session
WASHINGTON, june 3
SENATE.

SENATE.
Ny. WILSON called up the Freedmen's Bureau
bill and moved that the Senate insist on its amend
ments and agree for the committee Of Conference
called for by the House. Il was so ordesed.
The points in dispute between the two Houses re-
late to the dispensation Of the Sea Island cotton
laIds. The House forbids the surrender of tho
mems order. The bill, as passed by the Senate.
contains provisions under which the former owners
may get possession Of these lands, except such as
have been sold for rited States taxes.
Mr.. HENDRICKS called up q bill to grant lands
to the State of Kansas aid in the construction of
the Southern Branch of the Union Pacific railroad.
which was passed and goes to the House. . r,, =
On motion Of Mr.. BROWN, the Senate concurred
in certain verbal amendments to the bill granting
lands to aid the construction and extension of the
Iron Mountain railroad OF Missouri. ...T az
The bill now goes to the President. .,a..r1u
Mr., ANTHONY, from the committee on Printing,
reported resolution for the printing Of ten thou
olution of the Senate calling for information as to
the departure Of Austrian troops for Mexico.
Mr. TRUMBULL u moved to amend by striking out
ten thousand and inserting one thousand which was
disagreed 10 by vote Of IA yeas to II nays.
Messrs. Wilson, Harris and Nesmith were appoint
ed Conference committee on the Freedmen's Bu-
reau bill on the part Of the Senate.
At one O'Clock the Indian appropriation bill was
taken upon motion of MIR, Sherman. The bill as IL
came from the House is 66 pages in length and
makes the regular annual appropriation for the sup
port of the Indian Department, the carrying out OF
treaties, DO. The Senate Finance committee recon-
mended several amendments. One of these trans
fers the Indian Bureau from the Interior DEPART
ment to the War department. -
After some discussion the further consideration of
the bill was postponed till Tuesday next.
Adjourned. VIZ NI a |.".|F F.E'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
Oswego, Market-June 30.

FL0UR-Dull and unchanged. Sales at % 009
II OOfor No. lsprinG; sl2 5O9ls 90 for red winter
and 80 so for double extra.
WHEAT-Firm. Sales 1900 brls No. Milwau-
kee club at o. 32 5000 do to arrive at $29O92 So
No. 2 Chicago spring at i so.
C0RN-Unch4nged. Sales 10000 No. Illinois
at 761l, and 1900 bush yellow at TIC.
Other gra ms scarce and nominal.
CANAL LFREIGHTS-Lower. Wheat Ike and
corn lOc to New York. Lumber, 10 to the Hudsons
LAKE LMPORTS-l4,O 900 bush wheat; s3,6Oob bush
corn. rE a.
No shipments of consequence by canal. owing to
the scarcity of boats.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
From san FrancIsco.

SAN Francisco, June 2S.-The ship Gar
land brings Hong Kong dates of May 1lth.
The war ship Appassum had returned to
Hong Kong after recapturing salt junk
seized by pirates. An English vessel had
seized two pirate junks, which were de-
clared lawful prizes and sold for the benefit
of the British crown.
1t is reported that Sir Henry Parker has
completed important negotiations with
Ionon
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
FROM IoTNCTNNATI.
The Great RAILROAD Suit Decide

CINcINNATI, June 30.-The great. suit
bEought by the Ohio 6 Mississippi Railroad
Company against the Indianapolis & Gin
cinnati Railroad Company, to recover one
million; and a. half dollars for breach of
contract, was to-day decided by the Supe-
rior Court of this city, all the Judges con-
curing, lin favor of the Indianapolis & Gin
cinnad Company. The Court held that the
original contract between the parties was
absolutely void, beyond the power cot each
corporation and against public policy.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
SPECIAL NOTIOES.
REASONS WHY THE
eAMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT MALTHAM, MASS,
rs THE HEST

AS THE BENT. ~ 'iE f "
II 10 TadO on the best principle. It's frame ID
Q pceedof SOLID PLATES. No 5ar can Inter.
fere with the harmony of lie working, and no sud
den shock can damage its n achinery. Every piece
is made and finished by hchinery (itself famous
for It's novelty, well for its eectiyeness and Ia
therefore properly made. The Watch Is what MI
necbanism should te-ACCURATE, SIMPLE.
STRONG AND ECONOMICAL. Except come
high grades. too costly for general use, foreign
Matches ore chiefly made by women and boys,
fuch Watches are composed of several hundred
pieces, screwed and rivtted together, and rcuure
constAntrepa to keep them in any kird Of order
AL persons who have carried ''ancres," "lepineS'
snd English Patent evers," are perfectly well
aware Of the truth Of this statement.
At the beginning Of our enterprise, more than ton
years ago, twas our FIRST object to make athorouRh-
ly good low priced Watch for the million, to take
the place Of these foreign impoationf--the refuse
OF foreige factores-which were entirely unEaoGble
at home and perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well we have accomplished this may be un-
derstood from the fact, that after 70 many years Of
public trial, we now make MORE THAN HALF0F
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, and that no others have ever given such
universal satisfaction. While this department Of
our business is continued with increased facilities
for perfect work, are at present engaged in the
manufacture of Watches of the very HIGHEST
GRADE KNOWN TO CHR0NOMETRY, une-
Qualled by anything hitherto made by ourselves, and
unIurpassed by anything made in the world. For
this purpose we have the ampl st fscilities. We
have erected an addition to our main buildings ex
rcssly for this branch Of our business, and have
filled itwith the test wOrkmen in ourservice. ew
machines and appliances have been constructed,
which perform their work with consummate delica-
cy and exactness. The choicest and most approved
materials only are sed. and we challenge compare
ION between this grade Of our work and the finest
imported chTonometers. We do not pretend to sell
our Watches for less nlonty than foreign Watches,
but we do assert without fear of conadiction that
for the sdmo money our product is ncomparaby su-
perior. AL our Watches, of whatever grade, are
fully warranted. and this varrantee Is good at all
tines tgainst us or our gents in all parts Of the
Werld, .-,...
CAUTI0N.-The public are cautioned TO buy
only Of respectable dealers. All persons selling
coanterfoits will be prosecuted. .saa. r.
ROBBINS s. APPLETON, i'
AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH CO.
1872 BROADWAY, N. v.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
Aqua dc MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mons boon The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,t
render the skin soft and fresh to prevent eruptOns
TO perfume clothing, &c. .f."
1t overcomeSthe unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
7 It removes redness, tan. blotches, DO. -.r
Itcufes nervous headache and allays Inflammation.
Itcools, softens and adds delicacy to the skin.
Ityields asubdued and lasting perfume. H tr
Itcures musqueto bites and stings Of insects.
Itcontains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II Is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards.
,E.n -. Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
I ocka.dAwlvf 81. ? 2
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
FROM NEW YORK.
Arreaf oGnEOrrer.

Il
NEW YORK, June 3O,--Albert INTER-
haltz, German aged twenty-five, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge Of forgery.
1t Is alleged that he gave orders to Messrs.
Harper & Co., printers,to print 1000 checks
on the American Exchange National
Bank. The prisoner is believed to be i'm
plicated in several extensive forgeries. ,,g
fr.,r The Fenians. s.G.r-H
Central Organizer James Stephens Is re-
ceiving Endorsements from Fenian Circles
In all parts OF the country, and on Thurs
day next will leave this city for Boston,
where he has been promised an enthusias-
tic reception. "7 '.'2
The German War.
NEW YORK, June 30.-The Herald's for
eign correspondence says Berlin reports
represent the condition of affairs existing
In Vienna as very bad; while on the other
hand the accounts from Vienna assert that
Prussia is more detested than ever, and
that the Austrian people, from the Tyrol to
the gates of the palace, are f10Of enthusi-
asm for the struggle and animated with the
most loyal feelings. The Austrian army
under Benedick had its right wing resting
on Cracow, with its left on the Saxon from
tier, north of the Prague. 1t is again inti-
mated that Russia will aid Austria If nec-
essary, Napoleeti holding France ready for
eventualities. '...--''. ..t'"H'."
The difficulties which lie in the march of
Italy to Venitia are said to be very formid-
able. -rT a......a ~...-.a ..fr-
The financial statements of the belliger-
ent countries go to show that the war must,
from want of means, be short one. ...-.
Sixteen Italian war ships were at anchor
In the Gulf of Laronto on the 18th of June.
Admiral Persano was in command, with
his flag on the Reditialia.
Financial.
The Commercials money article says:
There is continued dullness on Wall
street in everything except gold specula-
ton. The best indication of the over-sOld
condition of the market and the extreme
scarcity of gold, is in the fact that this
morning loans have been made at 5-l6ths@
3.Sths per cent. per day. There is still con-
siderable activity in Government stocks;
considerable amount of the transactions,
however, are due to changing off old 520s
for other bonds and 7-30s, owing to the
temporary difference of price between the
two classes of securities. The consequence
of this movement is q decline OF about "A
on 5.20s of '62, and a corresponding adj
vance on those of later dates and on l0-40s.
1905 are "A lower. In railroad stocks the
transactions are nominal, except on Erie,
the sales of which at the regular board
amounted to 5000 shares at 61S@7T.
Hudson riveris firm, closing at 112. Money
is rather more in demand, chiefly from
operators in gold, who are ready to pay
high rates of interest on demand loans.
There are more transactions at per cent,
but 4 per cent. is still the prevailing rate.
Discounts are at 5000. Exchange Is
nominal. There is some effort to sell COM
mercial paper, but the demand is quiet.
The steamers to-day took out for Europe
$433,S54. ,s. I'll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
Buffalo Uarket-June 30.

FLOUR--Quiet. .--..
WHEAT-Firm, quiet and nominal. No. Mil
waukee spring held at % rs.
CURN--Firm but quiet No. / Chicago 7Ic.
0ATS-Heavy and dropping. No. Chicago held
at 44c. --,-. a-,-----. - .#---r.-s
BARLEY--Nominal.
RYE-Quiet No. Chicago held at sOc, and No.
/ Milxaukee SlO0 .F ." -F. NJ. ..' '...sp. e..
PORK--S32 5O6D3s0O.
LARD--Held at 22h. a ....-..- ,-.s--, ..
WHtSKY-Scarce and nominal.
CANAL FREIGHTS--Corn l41I; oats 9, to New
York. To Albany, wheat l5 corn l2h.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
Chicago Market-June 80.

. FL0UR-Quiet.
WHEAT--Firm. Prices advanced ADtf. Sales
At 81 1901 rs for No. l, and SI O69l II for No. 2.
C0RN--Steady at S4k@551<c for No. !, and $50
:. OATS Dull at sl9slKc for No. l, and 2s99oKO
NHIGHwINEs-Quiet at 90 1902 lOX for duty
free, and 81 2392 2315 in bond.
[ PR0VISI0NS-Dull.
EFREIGHTS- Quiet at l2c on corn to Buffalo,
RRECEIRTS--6.0O0 bbls -four: $1,000 bush wheat
2Os 900 bush corn; 10000 bush oats.
SHIPMENT SIS 900 bbls flour; $4,000 bush wheat
b14 600 bush corn: 90 900 bush oats, -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
DIVIDEND.
Reputation Established

.Hrs. S. a. .aEIess Is trssly q I
pD1VbIfc Dessefact1reSS, and he9sq
GCO1ade11iSE success Is SslsOTe-
ceCtessted. Her. fame and
her discoveries hare gone
abroad, nsAd tO.SISsaE she g o.
tSs her line the IsgI.gesE lssSsss-s
NfiTctSsress iSs the sCOrId. sil -pss
Everybody Interested! 4 y :.
Youth and old age are alike
benefited 6y The ssse Or mrs.
s. "A. .GIIesI's Worlds Hgtrd
RestO1-es. and MGts. Dressp q Y
t1sg. They 0cE' 'egfrectgyssposs
tne''o0ts or the hair, cSsss stS1 4 I,
tasrss1't1asS sssOsCeb d ana beasS.i a
ty. YiOSsr hair, sSs "a Z, ~ III fo,a
grey or SUh6te by s6clkasessI ~. I
other causes, SCSIt sOoaB be re-.
stored 20 tts tsatstsieg eOE6s.
Gsad beauty, lgSaGg GgrsSiT cred. q
tcGted fOreUes.p Tbea Mntri
falling stopped bzghe iisoee'
delicate head dress w Dossl
sset 6esVOa-1s sCSt lbossE fsn,.
OfsOtISasg. TheNt0st leDfglkts
f1SI fragrance 10 the lsGfs q /,
SasspGrteg. Lf yosg iDStlC ~
restore yOssr hWtsa ns5 ~ 4
youth, and Fetafis 20 tlfdgk I
life, aOithoaSs 6Ie1NlD 1psissci Ssss
a bOttle 6S eaclt Ol sREfSs h. u
.aIIesS's bpsOrEsgss 11GiS lEss
stOreif asss DFesssig sls ZEE es ss,slss .,, &
saldby Druggists throughunt ,hs Wen. q
cog FnnNCIRAL SALES oFFlCe, f)il' y =,
1eg q 400 eesaaNish s.s NsRkt1 ~
oasros-dsodtWiy ~ 's1' <s'''1 IS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
billiard Championship.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-The contest for
the billiard championship of Pennsylvania,
between E. j. Plunkett and: Robert T. Re-
gall, resulted in victory for the former.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
PIttssurgh Cattle -mairrIEet--,JIns &c.


Pittsburgh Cattle MaFIkot-JUne 80.
CATTLE-The market during the week waslwelI
supplied with stock. There Wasy falling OF In he
demand for the eastern market. The sales this
week reach SOL head, against 050 last week, fall
ingof amounting TO 749 head. The rates Weie e5 ca
9975 per cwt, being the extremes. The laTgest
portion Of the sales between the rates We have
mentioned; last weeks extremes were e5 aal5,
showing q deoine on fat cattle. The exports East
we're To Baltimore, Is head; Philadelphia, $50 hesd
New York. 9l5 head; way, lo4 head; total 20TT head
against ge6 head last week; increase, eI head Tho
market closed with the advantage on the side or
h0GS-The market was firm under light sup
plies, with sales at an advance oyer last weeks fg-
ures The season for this description Of meat be-
ing over, the market presented but few changes wor
thy of notice. The principal tTansacti0nsWere for
the eastern market. The plumber di sposed Of siDco
our last was 1901 head, against 4O3-s decline dur
ing the week of $50 head. The prices this week
we're so6o9lO Oo9lO 5oper cwt against % SO@l9bo
the previous week The market closed heavy The
exports were: 10 New York, 1900; PhiladePhia. :,
06O; Baltimore, 500 Tota', 1880. shipments
last week, ll,se0-a falling of amounting TO $40
SHEEP-The market opened brisk, with got 2.
demand. The sales. as compared with last wetk,
show an increase Of 7el head. The total sales fot
up to e6lT head. The rates were ~ 2598 per owts
Alot Of 400 head was disposed Of at 20 Is per head
low figure. The stock, however, was inferior. The
weeks exports were 1850 head. akainst u. 200
head last weeks falling of amo1nting to b,0Oo
he ,d.--PftsbHr0 Commercially d. ,taD .hrtf al
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
HOUSE.

Mr.KASS0N, on leave. introduced joint reso-
luton extending for one year the time of complet
ing the Agricultural College in Iowa, under the Ag-
ricultural College bill. Tho resolution was read
Mr. rDONNELtY, frem the committee on Public
Lands. reported back the Senate bill authorizing
the Commissioner Of the Public Land Office to sell
at public auction the unsold lots in the Fort Howard
mslitSry reservation in Brown county, Wis, which
" Mi" "DONNEtTsa aRQd passed .... u....
resolution 10 permit soldiers for whom homesteads
ton to change such homeseads il dissatisfied with
them, in the same land district. The fees paid in
he first instance tO apply e TIE second selection
Mr.. DONNELLY also reported adversely on the
House bill TO amend section two of the Agricultural
College Rill |. 4 lsid h On z tEI she table: s -,
tee reported bill for the organization Of land dis
tricts in Arizonia, Idaho, Utah and Montans which
was read three times and passed. Mr.. GLASS;
BRENNER also, reported q bill enacting the terri
ritoVy 6f Montana into Separate district
After debate. PRICE ,oppSsng and ASHLEY, Of
Ohio. sustaining the bill the bill was passed.
! Mr. &c KCEY, from the same committee, reported
buck adversely the House bill allowing five years.
further time for the location Of land warrants issued
by Virgda to her officers and soldiers OF the vir-
ginA line. Laid on the table and the report order
T6RIY also reported with amendments the
Senate bill granting land to the Slate Of Oregon TO
2any, Oregon to the eastern boundary Of the State.
The amendmouts were agreed TO and rhe bill passed.
Mr.. ECKLEH also reported with amendments the
Senate bin granting lands TO the State Of Oregon 10
aid in the construction Of military road from Corn
wallis TO the Aquenna Bay.
The amendments were agreed to and the bin
passed. Also, with amendments, the Senate bill
granting aid for the construction OF railroad and
teleeraph line from Folsom TO Placervie, CalifoE.
niA. The amendments were agreed to and the bill
Mr.. HOLMES, from the same COMMITTEES. made
sdverse rerorts in the following; The House bill
10 amend the act for the re Of purchasers and To-
caters Of swamp and overhoWed land the petition
of the National Normal School Association, praying
Tor grants Of land to establish Normal Schools; the
act to improve the navigation Of the Mississippi
river 70 ST. Paul and Mineopolis the petition Of the
dtiSens Of Buffalo, New York. for the appropriation
q lands for the iPpOyspent ofEasle HArbOs Lake
7 Mr. HOLMES explained that abe. adverse reports
IN the two latter cases were not made from hostility
20 the propositions hut because provision was made
Ia the River and Harbor bill for surveys in these
oases. Adverse reports were laid on tho table. =
Mr. HOLMES, alto from the same COMMITTEES. re-
ported back HOUSE bill 70 authoriSs q departure
or1 the estahlishsd nodeo surveying In the Ter
ritories of New Mexico and Arizenia. -lvst 49,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
Allegheny Galile RIa,IIIea,agarIo e. !

:"
CATTLE--The market during the week Nas weiI
supplied with stock, the receipts beinElu 6xoess of
the week previous The sales were made ct q va
rietg Of prices. Buyers ala not appear, 70 have
much onfdencein9hgp present figures, The tqlee,
In conseg fell OFF whilst the market appetted
weak. The sales since ohr last reach zee head fof
home purposes and exporiy aEainst 100 head last
week-An incrsAseo Of so head, The sales 20 bu,oh
ers were less than usual. During the heated term,
the demand forfresh meats will be light. The cur
rent rates e6 009S so per ewt those being the
extremes The largest portion Of the sales were bo-
tween these figures. the same a. lastWesk The
HOGS-Beyond q few head disposed Of for retail-
ing purposes 10 butcher, there was nothing done.
Prices were nominal at % 90 &l0 80 per eWt
,SgEEP5The snpoly this week vas IN exesss Of
the demand. The market, Is may be e1pected. Vas
dull, buyers being disposed 10 hold Of for lover
prices. Quotations ranged from e400D soOb 10 be.
ing the extremes. The advantages Of tho markat
appeared on the side Of buyers, who are certain to
make proper use Of the same. e,!s7,-sl F.to ~
LAMBS-Were In abundant suppls. DURING the
early part of the week few lots changed hands ~
s2 5O93 50 per head. Later. however, these hRuTes
ed unstld. y. M. 49,, u w, f,-- II.t7ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
COMM ERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money Market-June 80.
M0NEY-Market easy at 49s per cent. for call
loans. sl. ~ .. ...F- ~ E-".a.
STERLING EXGHANGE-Dullat at IOs@IOsx.
GOLD Dull and lower; opening at l54 and clos
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Quiet.
FRElGHTS-To Liverpool are ute firm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02
Cholera !! Cholera.

0Olgate'S Aromatic Vegetable Soap,
A superior Toilet soap, prepared from rehn-
ed Vegetable Oils in combination with Glys
cerine, and especially designed for the lss Of
Ladies and for the Nursery. It's perfume 10
exquisite. and its washing properties unryAllsd.-
fer sails by all Druggists feblO-d&Wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-02

mARRiAGE AND CELIBACY, an Es-,
bs9 ofWarnihs Snd instruction for Young Men.'
Also SDibsasea and Abuses which prostttS the vital
powers, with sure means Of relief. Sent free Of
charge 10 sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr.y.
SKiLLIN HOUGHToN Howard Association, Phil
AdelphiatPalqs bas Q 9n' abrIITdkwsm