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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
snirIt or the stock Market.
= NEW YORK, June Is.

The Posts money article says:
The loan market is rather les inactive out
rates still favor the borrower. Can loans % 2
stock exchange brokers are sgt per cent, ana
4 per cent on Governments
commercial paper Is rather sitter, and
passes at 61$tIe.
The stock market exhibits better turn:
Governments are hrm; l0-iQs have advanced
also attracting more attention. The princl-
pal changes are, however, in the Is OF 1867
and 1865, and in the IS of 1870 and 1871. Rail-
Island and Erie being most active After the
board New York Central closed at $50; Erie
at 81; Reading at l0gA: LIMOS central i a.
Island at 9j74i Fort Wayne at gI15. -s -
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market shows rather more actiy-
ity and slight improvement in prices. Erie
was nrmer, advancing at the close OF the
morning board to 6l15; Rock Island Is esPecdi;
firm; Illinois Central sold at l2lN; Reading
1885; Hudson River ll0549l015; Northwest-
ern was rather more active at SJz@3UE- state
stocks are active and firm. Governments
are steady, the chief activity being In 1-sAsi
lO-4Qs sold at 96]s; 5-2s OF 1862 at lO2149l0ls.
1895, but subsequently declined. There is
less demand for export than was anticipated
yesterday About 81, 500, 600 of double eagles
arrived here from the Interior. The rise in
the premium Is inducing the return OF gold
held in the South. Probably not less than
81, 5OO,UOO in gold was sent there for the pur-
chase OF cotton after the close OF the war,
and a considerable amount of that supply Is
now SonS 10 ISn nII iSs s lnS tkat the
next steamer wiIIreport lower quotations Tor
5-2Os at London, and n still graver aspect of
affair in Europe; should TINS expectation
but be realized 1t IS probable that the present
| holders may become sellers
Foreign exchange is moderately active.
Second class oils in London are offering at
IrreguIer rates but are not readily sold. There
| is good supply of sight bills on continent,
some OF which are against the shipment OF
5-2OS: the sales are upon the whole shade
easier. Money Is In rather more demand
| from stock brokers, but must be reported on
whole as dull The general rate on call
| loans Is > per cent Discounts are fairly
active at 5G55S per cent for names and 5159I
per cent Tor good prime pa per.
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new YORK MARKET


sCotton-Steady at 39942c for middlIpg.
Flour-Dull and 5IlOc lower for common
and Inferior gradeS and flrmer for good me-
dunn brands; 81 5OdS 30 for extra state, IS 30
az 50 for extra round hoop Ohio, and 80 9Og
ID s. for trade branus. closing firm for good,
and heavy and declining for commons $50
bblS OF French Flour sold to-day at Sl3 per
1875 ms. " hiSl1y-Quiet ut q 70 for western.
Wheat-More active and 365c higher; g loo
IL Tor good Chicago spring, 81 IO9l 80 for
Inferior spring, 50 2092 81 for prime new No.
Milwaukee, inside prices to arrive, 81 IS for
small parcels do and s. 10 for white western.
Rye-Active and fl IN nj 09cdSl for western.
barley and Barley Malt-DIH. COrn-Very
scarce and &c better; SOdS7c for unsound new
mixed western, and SSGS9c for sound do. Oats
Dull and lc lower; 5I@5ic for western. COT
fee-More active. Sugar-Steady at lUtS65 lie
for Cuna lI1kc for Porto Rico, and l2JSc for
Havana. enthusiastically at 63975c for
Porto Rico, and sic for Trinidad. Hops
Quiet at I5965c for '6I crop. Petroleum-Dull
nj 2S1Sa26c for crude, and 405 Ilc for refined
in bond. Pork-Opened more active anu
firmer but closed heavier; SSI S931 . for
new mess closing at 81 % cash; S29 $3.50 for
old do; IS 256f25 so for prime new mes; also
sales for June, July and August, sellers and
buyers' option, ut S82d32 =. Beet-Steady At
Sl6dS2I Tor new plain mess, aud S2l 5O9H 50
for new extra mess. Beef Hams-Quiet at
4aIBc. Cut Meats-Firmar at l2519l4c for
shoulders and l71IC6l9c for hams. Bacon
Unchanged: short ribbed at 1910. Lard
Firmer at l91@@22%c. Butter-Q1tet at 09
sc for Ohio, and 25940c for state. Cheese
Quiet at SG20c.
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The Cattle Plague I'm New York.
THE AGRICULTURAL socIErY's cIF


THE AGRICULTURAL SoCIErf'S CIR
CULAR.
The following is the circular of the
New York Agricultural Society, to
which allnsiOn was made day or two
ago:
tsThe Rinderpest Commissioners of
the State of New York having been Of
ticially Informed, by DIR. Samuel Percy,
that the infectious disease known as
pleuro pneumonia was prevailing in
several stables in New York and Brook
| lyn, and that the Board of Health had
| positively ordered the removal of such
cattle from the city; and the Rinderpest
Commissioners not being satisfied OF
| their power to act in the cases of pleuro
pneumonia, referred the communica-
ton to the State Agricultural Society:
"The officers of the society living in
the vicinity of Albany, believing that
publication ought to be given before
| the meeting of the executive committee,
of the existence of the disease and the
danger of its diffusion, requested the
president and secretary to publish such
notice and warning.
"In conformity with this advice, we
do hereby make known the existence
of pleuro-pneumoDia among the cows
| in the stables of New York and Brook
| lyn, and earnestly advise all purcha-
sers of stock to examine those which
! are offered for sale, with reference TO
this disease.
ave also advise that in case the
disease makes its appearance in any
herd, the sick animal be Immediately
and rigidly separated from the rest.
1.-THE period of incubation of this
disease varies from forty-twO to sixty
days
sit is well ascertained that this dis
ease is strictly infectious-it never oc-
cnrS whare the animal has not come
into contact with diseased animals.
1.-THE meat of animals suffering from
pleuro pneumonIais dangerous when
used as human food.
at is very probable that the diseased
herds which are now being excluded
from the city will be offered for sale at
very low prices to farmers. This con-
tingency calls for additional Precau-
lions on the part of purchasers.
John STANTON GOULD,
President
"B. P. JOHNSON, Secretary"
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June ia con-
vention of Railroad engineers, over 60
in number, and representing all the
organizations of that clsss in the United
States and Canada, which has been 10
secret session here for two days, ad-
journed last night. The avowed object
was to prevent strikes like that on the
Michigan Southern Railroad. 1t is
announced that plan was Unanimous
" adopted which will effect the object
TO the satisfaction of the companies and
the engineers.
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BUFFALO June 10.
Flour steady and firm: fair demand for
spring. Flour-extra at 50 259lI . for state,
and $40 5O6li so for western. Wheat firm
but quiet at 81 10 for No. l Nil Eaukee spring.
Corn firm and in good demand ut 1860
for No. . and zoe for MOL. Oats dull; No.
Chicago abOnt 4Bc. Barley and Peas nOmin-
al. Rye at Doc. Pork at S3l 50G32. Lard ut
DC. Whisky scarce and nominal. Canal
Erelghts firm; to New York, l6Ilc on wheat,
l4c on corn, Sc on oats. -EE
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PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-This morn
ing the wooden and cotton mills oil
Richard NJ. Garzud, on frankfort
above Harrison street, were totally de
stroyed by fire. Loss Sl25,00O. In
surance $4,000. Foster & Co.'s cotton
mill, adjoining, was also burned. Loss
SIS, 900. Insurance $4,000.
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New York, June 14-An Ogdens
burg dispatch says that one of General
Meade's staff has expressed fears OF
troublea at Buffalo. General Meade was
called back suddenly to that point, and
four companies of troops have been or
dered from Malone there.
An Ottawa dispatch says that another
raid is expected at Fort Erie. Fourteen
Fenians have been arrested at Hamil
ton with important dispatches in their
possession. Information astothe move
ments of troops is forbidden, and some
thing important is expected. Large
numbers of FenianS are reported as
assembling along the southwestern bor-
der.
BUFFALO, June 15.-GeneraI Meade
arrived here last night and is at General
Barry's headquarters.
This morning about 1000 Fenians
left for their homes, mostly in
the west and northwest. There are
about 400 left in town, but these will
get off soon.
The challenge of the Fenian General
Burns to Col. Lowry, the British com
mander at Fort EIie, to fight him with
an equal number of men was IA piece OF
ridiculous bombnst. The English
officer who received it, tore the chal-
lenge up and threw it on the ground
for his answer.
FeniuniSm in this locality is played
ont for the present.
General Meade has Just Used an order
appointing General Barry TO the com
mnnd of the whole frontier, from Erie
to Plattsburg. He has ordered all
United States troops, except one COM
pany, back to their stations.
General Meade thinks no further
trouble is to be apprehended in this
quarter. He leaves here tomorrow for
Niagara Falls.
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New York Money and stock Market.

Money-Quite easy at 496 per cent. ster-
ling-Quiet at 554@l0gIs.
GoId-UnSettleda and tirm, opening at 1851
advancing to 1897; declining to l4T1s and clos
Government stocks-Firm, $50 coupons
49, IOE1s; do 6j, 1883 Treasury 7-3s, LIST series
1917; do ID series lU21$.
State StockS-Tennessee IS 95; New York
bounty loan 1927.
lower for corn. =
stocks-QuIet; Milwaukee and st. Paul
preferred 721s; Chicago and Alton 81; Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago 973S; Chicago
and Rock Island 81; Cleveland and Toledo
l05; Chicago and Northwestern 3O15; Erie ol1s;
New York Central 9S17i Western Union Teie-
The following are the closing prices: Canton
60I4; MaripoSa u; Erie UJ5S; Western Union
931s; Northwestern 3O1S; do preferred 591S.
Gold closed at l4S.
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NEW York. June l5.-Specials to the
evening papers say that Mr.. Grinnell
is in his seat TO day, bearing the marks
terday, by Mr.. Rosseau. Mr.. Rossea II
is also in his seat, receiving the congrat-
ulations of the chivalry. The House
will investigate, and probably expel
Mr.. Rousseau.
Senator Fessenden was too i'll to at
tend the meeting of the Finance Com
mittee to-day, and the tax bill will not
be reported until Monday.
The House Committee on Foreign
Relations Will report resolutions mild
ly censuring the course of the
Government on the Feniau movement.
The Committee will also take bold
position in reference to Mexican mat
tiers, but unanimously oppose the en-
dorsement of the Mexican bonds.
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NEW YORK, June l5.-This morning
a welI-to-do middle aged citizen died in
Elizabeth street of cholera.
District Attorney Courtney, who has
been unable to elicit any testimony
against Mr.. Roberts, the PRESIDENT oil
the Fenians, has determined to lay
what facts he has before the grand jury,
now in session.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-General
Halleck started north yesterday on
tour of observation.
Gen. Mcdowell, it is expected, will
soon resume the inspection of the posts
in his department.
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Oswego Market.

OSwEGO, June Is.
Flour firm; sales 200 bbls at $40 so for No. /
spring, SIP so for red winter, and SIS for Xxx
Wheat firm but quiet, No. Milwaukee club
at 81 III: sales last night of 100 bu at 81 q:
to-day, 800 blu choice white Canada at s. 100
firm but quiet; n sale early of 5000 bu No. l
Illinois at 75c; at the c,oSe 1t was held high
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Toledo Market

TOLEDO. June Is.
Flour firm. Wheat 25c better. sales No. 1
Milwaukee club ut 81 Us; white Michigan
81 10; old white Wabash 81 so. Corn z49lc
better; 621S@6}c for No. l, and zoe for No. 2.
oats closed nc lower. Lakes Freights dull
and tlncnanHed.
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NEW YORK, June 15.-The Herald's
Brownsville correspondent of the 4th
inst, says an expedition ofImperialists
marched from Montery, another from
Saltillo, and another from Matchala,
with the purpose of disposing OF the
army of Espinosa, at Victoria. They
were. however, outflanked by General
Escobado, who occupied Linares, a
town in their rear, and forced them TO
retreat, with loss and desertions.
The suit brought by ex-senator
Strong against Mr.. Bennett, editor of
the Brooklyn Times, for charging him
with accepting brides, while Senator,
was commenced in the Brooklyn SUI
preme Court yesterday. Some of the
most noted politicians are among the
witnesses, and important developments
concerning the operations, 10, Of the Al a, !,
opened by proving the publication, and
other important matters, and then rest
ed. The defense admitted the publica-
ton, and announced their purpose of
juslifying it by proving the truth OF
the allegations.
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New York, June l5.-Specials to the
evening papers say the Senate Finance
Committee have agreed TO fix the sala-
ry of the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue at &, GOO, @ e
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PhIIndeInhIn NInrket.

PHILADELPHIA, June IS.
Cotton unsettled. Coffee dull. Flour quiet
and unchanged Wheat steady; Milwaukee,
club nj 81 3SlG2 Il. CORN hrIni yellow at S)c
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1EATHEw,s VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
M known and nsed over 20 years Daily
Increasing in public favor. Complete in one
foifIa M wash. No trouble A child can,
ennlv II Produces a lustrous black or brown,
"a desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
g SOD By DruEyistsand Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also MATHEWS ARssIcA HAZE GLosS
for restoring and dressing the hair. ju4-eod-ly
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GoDERICH, c. W., June 15.-Maior-
General Sherman arrived this after
nom in the United States revenue cut
ter John A. Dix. The General and
staff were invited up town by the May
or and entertained at a hotel, after
which they left for Detroit. 81
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE steamer
Magnolia was burned at the upper
levee this morning, She was valued at
about S1OO, 900 and insured for half this
sum.
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NEW YORK, June 15.-GoId opened
at I4sx and closed at 1491S.
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The Latest News.
81 ELB @ H All III.
miscellaneous News.

ny the Union Line:
ONCE. corner of Main and Monroe street
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Also well selected stock of FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting of everything necessary
TO complete a Gents Wardrobe, embracing
all the latest novelties OF the season. apr
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wrapping Paper.
e000 BUNDLES STRAW WRAPPING
OWN Paper, assorted sizes, for sale Et
miI JOS. A. METcALF.
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CLOTHS,
CAssIMERES,
vEsT1NGs,

LINEN. &c. sc.
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The following is the circular of the
New York Agricultural Society, tC
which allnsion was made day or two
ago:
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up Skirts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-22
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1866.

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6. s. MDae,

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quiers iinee uit ieSe Stcawrr Briefe frbote. penn
f9erfte nn6 biaigite aeg nm @sEoer mad ARsrita su
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