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MACKENZIE & PARSONS.

SIOan's Horse einIment.-This Justly
celebrated Ointment has gained for itself reputa-
tiOn which no other Ointment or SaIve has ever
acquired in this country. 1t is well known and
used by almost every Livery Stable Keeper, Stage
Company and Teamster, East aud West, Nor Ii
and South. 1t stands unequaIled for the rapid
cure Of Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds, Sprsins,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Bingbone, Windgalls,
Strains, Lameness, Foundsred Feet, Sand Cracks,
Scratches &C., &c.
This Ointment 10 put up in strong Glass Bottles,
and sold for so Cents per Bottle.
WALKER TAYLOR, Proprietors.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
STRONG b ARMSTRONG,
aaI4:R1l Wholesale AGENTS.
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PRopsr POUND GUILTY.

PHIIADELPHA, April 2s.-Probst the muir
derer of the Deering family, was convicted
Of murder in the first degree to-day. The
Court adjourned till Tuesday, when he will
be sentenced. The jurors were out Of court
about thirty minutes.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30
How Indiana Coppcrheads TaIk.


The Copperheads of Huntington Co.,
Northern Indiana, had agay old time
on the occasion of the liberation and ar
rival at home of S. P. Milligan. The
proc edings are reported in the SOUTH and
Vest paper published in Ft Wayne The
reporter tells about one Horsey, having
been tried by court-martial was sentenced
to be hung, but finally sent to the Peni-
tentiary, and how that his wife went
crazy and died. He then continues:
"AbrahGn Lineolr, the murderer Of Mrs.
HorseH has also gone to his long home,
hurried from the scene Of his crimes By
the hand of a drunken assassin, lvith-
out a moments time 70 say, erer', "God
haze mercy on my souy, aud in tie last
place that Christiaa should dic-a
tdsqFsr' The Copperhesds of Fort
Wayne and that vicinity were distin-
guished for their treason during the war,
and this is a sample of its malignant
spirit.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

DiptIieria.-Dr. Trask's Magnetic Ointment
will certainly prevent relieve and this terri
bic maIady, If used early. Apply freely to the
throat and uppsr part Of the chest, and cover with
a hot flannel. The Magnetic Ointment is also an
efficient remedy for Group, sore throat aad in
hammation of ali kinds; Will remove pain and
soEe1r=s in short time, relieves and cures the
worst cases of rheumatism by lea applications,
and for sore eyes burns, wounds, piles, etc. IS
unfallible remedy. 1t should bo in the house Of
every family where there are children. Sold By
all Druggists. D. RANSOM s CO.,
maria BI3-DT&W Preprietors, Buffalo.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

GentIemen's Shirt Laundry.-Ina few
days We shall have Laundry in operation for
The express purpose Of washing Gentlsmen's
Linsn-and thus enabling them to havo their
shirts and collars ironed equal to new.
MACKENZIE PARSONS,
Manufacturers of the Partisan Yoke Shirt, IA
Public Square. marl7:RlS
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'' There's nothing half 50 sweet in life

Maple Sugar and Maple sirup-For
sale at Chas. D. Woll :, "a Merwin St ap.o:sII
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

Old Chief Justice Jones, who had been
Chancellor of the state, Chief Justice of
the Superior Court, Judge Of the Court of
Appeals, and Presiding Justice of the Su-
preme Court had some peculiarities. One
was, never to decline an invitation to a
dinner or evening party. Another was
that his desk at home, where he studied
his cases, was the strangest pile of hetero-
genius papers one ever saw. They would
accumulate for months, until the table
could hold no more, and then he woud
get basket or barrel and empty into
them the contents Of his table and begin
and 60 over the process of accumulation
again. Sometimes paper would be re-
quired, and then would come q grand
rummage during which there would not
unfrequently turn up some forgotten
thing Of interest. He had probably been
recently engaged in some such work,
when on evening about nine o'clock he
walked into the house of an acquaintance
"a gentleman of fortune, who often gave
parties-dre5sed for a party, with white
kids, &c.
Upon being ushered into the parlor he
found the host sitting there alone, reading
the paper, but no signs of party. He
was received very cordially, for the host
had great respect for him-as who had
not? But the Chief said "Im afraid 1
have made a mistake p "n you have,
said mine host, Il am obliged to the mis-
take, for it has given me the honor of your
company "But haven't you party to-
night ?" "No, sir" The Chief drew a
small note from his pocket and inquired ::
dis not that from you, sir 2" Certainly,
CHIEF" said the host, ibut that was for this
! day Of the month last year, when, can
not forget, we had the pleasure of your
| COMPANY
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Gents furnishing Goods, &c.

Tuesday: "Wednesday and Thursday EUe-
slinqs, &a1 Isl, ID aud 3D. 1866.
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Ports on Lake Superior,

Commencing their trips OF the following days, and
making regular TWO-WEEk TRIPS through
the season, each steamer leaving Cleveland every
stternate week on the days n4ned below, al
O'clock P. y.
Steamer 6EwEENAw, Capt srEELKT, Monday,
April 10th.
NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt n. q. .MuzoK,
Tge-dAy, May lst,
CALDWELL, Capt. J. N. LEWIS. We'd
nssdsy, May 2ad.
1RoESIDEs, Capt. J. Z. TUEHER, Thurs
day. May 3Td.
DUbCQUE, Capt. MOLLAS, Friday, Nay
MINERAL ROCK Capt. Jxo. MoEAr,
Saturday, May 5th
IRON CITY, Capt. JHo. HALLARON,
Monday, May 7th.
LAC La BELLE. Capt. JSO. sPALDIHG,
Tuesday, Nay sth.
NKTEoR, Capt. 7. WILSON, Wednesday,
ILLINOIS, Capt. B. @. SWEET, Thurs,
day. Nay 10th.
CONCORD, Capt. A. McINTIRE, Friday,
COY. CUSHMAE, Capt. Il. W. THoMP-
soS, Saturday, Hay 18th.
The trip TO Lake Superior Is the most beautiful
Aad heSith-giFing on he continent; is 2, eco
miles In extent. through lakes and rivers unsur-
passed for boaHty Of scenery and general sttrAc-
For particuisrs REGARDING the rates Of passage,
ths seeariRg af stassrOoms for the trip, &C., cd
q. GIRRKrsoS CO., Cleveland, Agents for the
Meteor, 8. d. Caldwell, oushmsn, snd Mineral
Rock.
PETIT a HOLLAND. Cleveland, Agents for the
Ironsides, Kewesnaw, Illinois, and Iron City.
ROBERT HANNA. q CO., Cleveland, Agents for
the Lac La Belle, Northern Light, Concord
and Dubuque. ap3Gl5
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He was a Stranger aad They took
Him In

He was a Stranger astd They took
Him in.
The Titusville Herald copies from the
Washington correspondence of the Phils-
delphia Sunday Mercury the following
anecdote: "Mr. Culver has been so seldom
in his seat in the House, that the doorkeep-
ers lost all knowledge of him. He has not
occupied his seat more than three or four
times since the opening Of the session.
The other day he came down TO Wash
ingten and started for the Capitol. He
attempted to pass the doorkeeper of one
of the entrances to the foor Of the House,
when he was stopped with HNo you don't
sir; none but members of Congress al
lowed here Culver stated that he was
n member, and The wideawake doorkeeper
informed him "that was played out; he
had been fooled before, and he was now
ap to snuff" He sent for Congressman
Moorhead, who established the fact, yet
the doorleeper was not convinced, and
would not let him in until Mr.. Goodenoy,
the head doorkeeper, came and qualified
Culver's claims.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30
MANHATTAN HOTEL.
n. HUGGINSs Proprietor.
Located in rsurray Street

Second door from Broadway, opposite the City
Hall Park, New York.
The Proprietor having had this commodlous
HOTEL thoroughly repaired, painted ard re-
furnished, is nog prepared 70 provide his Gpests
With all the comforts Of good and well regulated
House. apSgl5
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The GurIlotine at MorI,


The President has commenced following
in the footsteps of his predecessor, John
Tyler, by removing from Office, for the
crime of not supporting my policy, ?
the Postmaster Of Pittsburgh, the Internal
Revenue Collector and Assessor Of Pitts
burgh, two collectors and two assessors in
Pennsylvania outside of Pittsburgh, the
Collector in Jersey City, n. J., Collector
of Cincinnati, Postmaster of Lafayette,
Ind, Postmaster of Fond du Lac, Wis,
Collector of Internal Revenue, 5th In
diana District. These gentlemen worked
earnestly for the election of Mr.. johnson
to his present position and contributed
literally toward defraying the expenses
of the Presidential campaign. And yet
because they had the manliness TO think
for themselves and decline TO support the
"my policy of the President, they must
be removed from Office and some johnson
men or Copperheads appointed in their
places.
The removal Of Mr.. Won Bonhurst,
Postmaster Of Pittsburgh, particularly, is
an outrage past endurance. He is, with
out exception, one of the most faithful
and efficient Postmasters in the country,
and devoted Union man, one who has
done more than his share in aiding the
election of the present eoneeiled and
drunken incumbent of the Executive
Chair. Ie. he Is removed, and a relation
of the rebel General, Wade Hampton, ap-
pointed in his place / Such is the "my
policy of Andrew johnson.
We wonder. if the poor political toady
editor of the Herald will
mention the above facts in his paper2 Or
is he so sunk in his degrading servility to
his master at Washington, that he dare
not publish them, even as a matter of
news? OF course it is is well understood
that he viii not denounce this unjustidable
attempt to control the manhood of Union
men holding Office. With him, as he
once said eandidly to gentleman, it
is merely a matter Of dollars and cents"
and his price is s., 600 year
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NOTICE-Hr. C. z. HIckOx has this
IN day withdraw from our hrm. @. W. Coe
and Charles EiekOx will oSBtinus tho business
under the Eame firm. @. W. COE co.
Cleveland, April q. 1863. ap30-3lO
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

Savings Bank BuiIding.-The time for
receiving proposals. for erecting this building has
bsen extended one week, to Monday, May 7th, at
O'Clock P. NJ. ap27:3II
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

RemOvaI.-Wm. Day begs most respectfully
to inform his numerous friends and patrons that
he has removed his Wig making, Hair Dressing
and Bathing Establishment from 4G Public Square
to lo2 Public Square, under Garrett's Hall
ap26.SII
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

Flower Seeds.-'ye have ready for sale
large and choice collection Of Flower Seeds, the
growth of 1866, which we will send by mail free of
Postage. Catalogues will be sent on application.
B.H. STAIR CO.,
uarIS Late ] Stair 4 Son
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30
1866.

sTHE MAGNIFICENT, STAUNCH
up DAILY LINE between Cleveland and De
itroit, and all
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

POtatOes-2OO barrels Potatoes for saIoby
ap24:3le R. T. LYON.
POtatOes-Car or Boat Loads at 50 Msrwin
street.
ap2c:5I1 J. G.. SIMMONS & co.
Sugar Cured Hams-very fine article and
very low price, at 80 Merwin street.
sp26:31O J. G. SIMMONS & CO.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

Usage Orange Seeds for sale by the quart
or bushel, the growth of1s65, for sale by
n. STAIR CO.,
marI3 Late ]. Stair Son.
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AT AUCTION. o. CUTTER q son,
at the Gents Furnishing Store, No.
l36 Bank Street,

n CUTTER & SON will sell at
W. Auction, commencing Tuesday evening, May
lat, at haif-psst o'clock, and continue every
evening until all Is SOLD the stock Of Cents Fur
nishing Goods contained in store No. 1876 Bank st..
oonsisting In part OF Gents fine White Shirts
Negligee Shirts, silk, Woolen and Cotton Wrap
pers an Drawers, Gents silk, Linen and Muslin
Pocket Handkerehiefs, SIX Neck Hsndkerchisfs
Scarf. and Ties, Linen aud Paper shirt Collars
Cents Half Hose, Kid, 81 K aad LuIle Thread
Gloves, SaspeudeTs, Shirt Bss0ms. Scarf Pias,
Hair Brushes, &C., &C. Also, q Few nj e Lap
Rugs. The above stock is all Of the best quality
having been purchased for the retail trade and
will be closed ont without reserve in quantities 70
euit purchasrrN Terms cash 81 the time Of sale
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

The Partisan Yoke Shirt, manufaotur-
ed exclusively by Messrs. Mackenzie & Parsons,
No. IA Public Square, in CObb's new Rook. This
pattern of Shirt is the only style worn in the
city of Paris Its great popularity is its perfect
sdaptabil!ty to all forms of the human body,-ths
fit being perfect. marI7:RI3
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-30

Horses for Sale or Exckange.-Ap pair
of fine young horses. Will sell or exchange fer
good single horses. Inquire at J. LOYETTs
Stable, Champlain sire t. spl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

cot dyed IN the grain, would feel sorry for him any
AoW. with b1mptiOus Prussia holding hun down anu IN
nsng that be should pay the cost OF ms own eaen9ous
thrashng But events march so qmckIy lnat we nave
amos. lost sight Of The origin OF the var utterly nj st-
6ablo regards Frederick William and bis interruptions
minister, and Gefensille only on tho Diptd principle
OF German unity and nationality. as 10 temporary
suits Austria has been hideOus beaten that she viii
not DO likely 90 selpe at Swallowing her cck head tail
and al ire empire Of the Iiapsburg slocumbs. Tho
Ner Of Hobenzoen eliminates, aud We lack disciples
otSye and Napoleon the Third % Justify IT, o. c)nrse
sBceev8 involves ability of sort. but how mean an abi.
y nay b.; was the diynest existence ever lived upon
etrl Snoc. '3, humanity spoakiugl Suc .h0.slts how
cf Iofrc u gery little. Yet the spectacle Of an I'm.
Dire crushed Withn the short space seven days hardly
On eifng one and is calculated 20 i1o grave doubts q
the solid British mind as q whelh.r mi. lnslaoo
This silver stone SET Do lie cue1ad 80
N1oh serves u as tho Office oi wall
Against TIC envy = 'ss happier laDi1'
y any thing Ne invulncrabo folks would FIN be-
beyt 70 BIZ. Hitherto }. b. has been INCLINED to regard
France as MS only mantmo uyal-you gre TOO .aI OFT,
though the Milnt0aomdh scared m A..lo, and evoked
ssrTuG editorials, which We read lsns-tyi Sa a,oA
able sensation But the past month has C0need e thst,
for thle c'nnOt De shadow Of doubt that tho iussi1n
ncgrcs- lus on "Schleswig- Hosien s"a-ssU0unded'
waaiy prompted By dos TO for nautical power, and
ItilJ has Nonctla she vii -OiA for feet
there though her couutrymm barring Columbus and
Ganbal a7nlly turn ont good s1'ors. VIII these little
49, booming il the future the Tory w1roIce IS busy
sony~tng Old EnhCdS into bIcecAOaders, and spending
90 end aOney IN thar wise opera ION u 1ds Of
Deau slns sai,icI advice 20 sCryan,s where be ci-
,ses 81 o hch sent to unlock anything, % tho FIRST
hoy that comes to hand ana 70 b'2s iI Do the o'E ~
xag O.. showing their zeal.
C4sl..- 20 On The increase in England md in tho ne
nODO- te RcgistI5r-G GENERALS Tctlll fl Die week end
ing lat saturday showing total Of 346 cases terminating
fatally On London Happily the weather is roN much
cooler ana yesterday morning we had he irst rain that
has id1a Oi nearly three weeks. The aptis TEEN With
lettcE painting ont the locality # nGerrcs, yet the
ssntf condition Of the capital is f0g better than have
known - of Newly Ork in IS year, residence But OF
sourse yJO have reformed an that How'oca abuses are
easily disposed Of in the United States OF America.
Tie cotl,- martial on the officers " ie Amazon ha'
luSi toms raol and tho officer Of The watch 20 the time
Of thu; ,-s. coming into collision vito 'ho Osprey has
been ds i-i The service Enslshmeu, asa uc oDrc to
be'ng til.! ithout somebody bong made responsible
Cor o.
Paus beue'i on Wednesday nirh', q t1o o?rl. "s,a
tum.pf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY AUGUST g. 1865

the growing CROP have an influence depres prices and
again 5.a1es our lie market oorag werk ard m
Orleans, with few holders ak ne AZ.
CEMLNf-lhere O. good demand 10 poa,ndaie Al fill
prces fales a. 81 IS Gosh
COZ here has be es, activity IN The marlet IN
varaton has occureIi olod q q 2c FOR Fillmore ana
Lake Nc" SleslhiDg selling a o4se and yellow Metal
az .lo.
COALTbe demand for domestic has been s,,3 and prlee.
by the caro- have been eusttned but iron fte Writ rrnr
o~ ~ and Irregular prices have been accepted Ibe arrivals
hASo been large, anu notice trre aldluOu 10 our sk
Which n excess Il the enc line year: sas from ylrd
~ - 35Dss tun OF eco 70. Ia tueg nohin ha. been
done OF and prices Nominal ouse cIs are IN
better demand hat We are without any supply
DRUGS AND DlES-An active demand has prnyaled foy
chemicals since last rfplrf but other esrnfons have
net with only moderate inquiry; IN prices special
change 90 notes adces ro smyrna report advance there
d tri u n We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

1AIDW1he arrivals are hight ara the market ~ stesuy.
sales 600 10 l2Gl2so Tor Western, and 2.e for Cry
cash.
WO0I.-We have no material alteration n note in the pfice
Of Dourse since nc date OF cur last weekly review
INC OF the market however. trn. Manuiacnreru
ave nos hssing extent their wants being supplied
ben he market tell week Holders do not anticipate any
sou r somo time and tho receipts In prospect are said
IN h. rr and our stock acoumuaiing the general IN
,e, amo7g buyors 81 that decline viii have u he sub
pt.dto Our annexed quotations for the present. must De
rseald as nonlla IL Foreign fleece WY Iuiio las
been a me; tie Offering. however. are more liberal We
learn n that abe market there for both Domestic
and raiCn Wool il yoTy dali in fef hat aud as the re-
ceipfs ere extremely heavy, the Warehouses iali,
ard tAs clip coming iTward very Freely.
and Ia fine condition Cerlue y expected
we gufa IN currency follows Domestie liceces ct $50
zoe hf Native and quarter hirG; 20 0dc for onehnI
and do 5oo9c fer full blood do aud b24t5c
for yny leeces sUa l0c Tor No. inllea; JOGG0c for
srterfre do ard ooa6Jc for EEirn oo .oalc for com
ron Inwashed California; 23asc for Iino do, and l5Sje
h, Tefss We quote foreign follows South American at
250e for cornon Washed; ;215c for Jngas'eG Mosiza
and Msrino, 0ise Tor Washed Enire Rios; g 130i for
vnhel rcne; 30 Go. for Washed Cordova Cnian az
% no fr Unwashrd Mestlzl and MeIinc Care Of Good
Hone Sa3jc. for unysshedi East India, 3e5ss. for
Mailed nnd African a. -Da3ye fol uwashed, aid 20 iOc
f,r Washed.
es arc stosGy We quote AZ = 81 - for South Sea,
a.af so lr Octoisk, and Al 81 6Sl 40 Cor Arctic
WuIsKY-1le market u more active and lirni sales OF
10 Ms NJ Sc. "a bond, aud 35c 70 arrive ,afnh
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nrArrc,,i,.- lr 'sfoz5s0 ''s ms ; y. 7.r, 81.

N,rLru 90 l.ty.lLr aEFoz1zD yoa Ias : J. 1.i1stt
WlDys-pAY August , 1906
rln- grnsf, d1rie Ire ests has been rl,isr qu'sI;
p.-os o. 9-f -lfnpt coGacls Aye aaciue ~ ~.
weah6f ~ Ca gfnri.c cIol- 1nd hiois ANNA. = ~
11s aays - .gers The ec'y2Hgti i1p ifen. eit
.rgclip arsu.F,.. 50 l2G o,e-f4f "a i" ~
drq' :sirr ~ srsri BE- large ta tf~He vs. p
ho- ~ paf -is. tOi.sH ~ ", m,l! 49, f1t
- lrclih. Pfr.o ki boon 70 - I've ny n,
f5.ss. : Hsps m 1ga.aas f1a done a. inN bu 20.
E'.ocs sfNltlsilpl1E reg lsse'akls reotAs hgn Ee
spN. - u iefs - % hs rru' Mc';s hemp ua- iatus
20 sgee Isrc ~ Teen la's ?0sai.Ns Ay, r""H. ~
~ .4s Ie't ~ F'-My. "a 4Fte n ft.v i,e "'.Nt
~ - rs!lf fif--'"j NJ 'iin'a9 falla.oh ~, osopl
y' g. 80 j..gg4 Ns sst-rr-- Us i-'ei 's'AS 50
AstEs pitarli csoes ~ iagort'seei TIE a'H91S
~ e' is,,l;ss' p 40" 3 ~ - ~ ~ T''N hs
.. .nDs.-f'l ~ Ffrfts - .
IIL,NAA a. irne latb lD0isistr 1us.ar.' 40 Vel
}y "tfie VI. S'tAcl, b.i l.ces Hre ~'H'.b 'peoh
- .1go. 81. ffsle = % otso.
oNNDi5s ~. -4erso-e - spseit clan{o tse Dr.
ha- af. Cr fl f.4etcts Kent. VTo'i u ":oc
~ Adlusn'lrei o. f0r scam AID 80 Gs5,. 10. Pstcrt.
tgtIit-Irr 30 lYl 80 gi.N Hcgy quot ~
s moderate pr f -.rc lO,of- oKtrs nCis frfn IA
ts,- ross saf not IN p IsoJ We quote Rio primo a
~ :. ac s0od I'll ite 20. laif l1N 'ic do ordinary D.
gfb. and TO- fer Good. careOss Il0lee. no' caih cold
l.ty 14l Of.1 L.4l. nle qnei tni steady. Sale, Oh 10
lrf,n iss y, MIf1oh0. %. l' e. L1ggGsf ID. 1e.f
Ju.u4i.r. .lIl.. aaN 81 Domingo no. gE.
COIIOE- Illle - b.el $40 business llil>s ''f fil
i. 30 .... 49, ,Htef ias tao c1ui.lll V.soi.li1
Iaf.a la. lfa1" 30 .nc flo lri rgrolng Neuoh c!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-09

lSpIGO-1 1le has bsea "A iHpfoEomenih ihe demand
Nana and To- market rsled hrm: w qnoie ~ god %
f1 ogs Madras aaQc taaocas i0o ~ MANI" be.G
al tJ Glsiegnla, sjaS4 -0. Dude 40 u - aLa b-A8h
~ slT-SiG5. . ,
Eh4HER-The msFser Is moderately active loI bemoeS
snaCl, ur.cf 10 s"pe cases -c = = ny ci eetls
1fp more .sra bit there g. nocuH niai0 o. ttoek OAK
Sole continues il reduced supply and very .Ii We 4ole
OasL q m): GsN.ock-PnUnos Ayre., HEAVY, obaSsc J
Midd.e 5; de0lc: light %. a3!c. California hny 81
gJ5c.t Middle Jat-c,; Light .-agt.; OilnocO. Ac,
hs,yv ssQt5.c; M,ldie S3e3:cf Light Siat3ei Good
DiUag-d. u 1884, roDI DO. go "a e hois ~ e,e
p1s Sal -Yeagy 0fft, Mhcle. ~ ~. Lam, so
a C.s,ssd Md! e Hssc, iAga:. 4o1olc; y TIE ltofb
Hgasy sia r's.. Mode gf.ci lshb ''45fsi beiies
fHf9lu. 49,, ,,
IlTISE1sia,a are IL good demand aud PIlces aie vel
..l.f,i-e IA e,o.' r. iirn 30 - q re mohtts.
LEAp-1s inquiry ior rs la. Lssn ems poaeiaie NJ iH
noe. there - lei no spcc,u' chnuge, closing NJ 800
g. ~ for spr1 - ga q fol German Aeted ard - -
az iss ia EHesb, 81, srd bai lover nld l. Scins at
III ~ and Shst, and 1870 30 ~ c.lleISy
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hs cenald las bsea ri quote al - To- Common anG
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be ae lrnoroiif In iobbIg lJ ~ supply The mmeiuts
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aaI ifD hb'a. Now Orleans.
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