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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11
Gebetme Granfbeitcu.
@eanbltthe snG aaEGnttrt
Sr. Sofese Sabtan.
Offices Ctr. 228, gtne. @trass,
SyftiIaSeInhta


a.. Fabian earanitt in fOlsenbtu Rranfbeiien
ttne tfneue rno 8rnnolidae auT Die NttSin wirO
BON mtr fdbit iubsreiist rnb lit Sur@aus rsi bon
HuediiIber.
@ebelms araufaeiten
betoerIet SeihlediS, 10 idredIih in ibren Toaen
psrn oeruabldifgi uno psnn nibt pOn eusm erlatrs-
nf1 Alte tebaubet.
@oelbitbefefin9 (Snantel,
bercu tranr8e Gciaen iG tituogeben In Mibmutl
aa@hidcn Samener6ebln8eu, SGrpdd5e tsr nl6Hils
Hfen Ser9unsStraii, RettnsGbsrblu5 unb cn6lih
Hnf1etriine. junge 9euie, Die itd eei'en tepubt
Fno, l0len lth perlrautnspol an MID peuben, So
babe Gauenbe pItst llnSiidIidsn Su ibset Fribertn
trdiiigen Weunohstt 5urifsebratl oie BON an6ereu
fa8 bspai ceIi ptes ais Hnbeiltor aseeeten polbea
inb
SyEauelt<Ssr1nfbetten.
:iies iFiuss biuHg bic ll.tahs oIsentenef
S!s@ath', LmseselniaRiafsit uu6 nnirpd,'sars
Felt.
nnre9el N q btgfett
III BET rH1no.;t ben aisirlguitg cher gdnsiitbes
SHehttteH ofJtel5tn sieinptci pen peldeI urlati,,
iuirb in ,pentsen Sageu ogn mis- berasept 0bne ul.
s9elsse 5pl8sn i'll sic e5eIuucbstt.
sell m;cr fi'sfsebniGbrt3en SrartS In 6isiiger Stl6t
6ate td mid baIgti5G6 NIT Der gebantii;tg ob.ett
1rantheen beEdaitsel liS oarl1 bic 9!antubea 0isa
taliote eraleIt,
AuSw1rttae gattertan
lbnren Ueu mir 5shanoGit ipsrot @enn ie mir ibren
Spit0no fdriitIidb nt.beittn.
Sttemsise Ssrichp.sasnbcit ,pire ;uae.
Eid,etf.
DR. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 228, Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa
(Jgu s., JSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

Jn Ypitun tatcn bic Gisnsr Der
SdidsbaubSie bef1lphsn, iib ter Spr.
bsrurg tsr artsiltr. bic Irbsttslttt auf
s StunSsn unb ban eobn auf $4,50 III
srb6bsn. nttt sa fassn. @ge Sole fac
esibloNsn. rG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

Hr9pepf!s. - s9es Seeerranu taet, Tus fuatr
lt!n. gp,r baben prn 2euten pelden Or. Strtd.
lambs tcntidbe Mtttel tpptl9etban 70 bat,.
10 baleIte obsn bSreu, has mir hlieelld uns ecnS-
tbt9t iebeu, benz SubItiim ntit,utbeIsr cas mir in
Der &tat rom ieefsmaItas;i @etraude te1eIbsn Sci.
lung erparten. Drum fo,tsru mir aGe bic nit 8t.
bauuH8sbs'tperotu cher RerperidwGde telaeen itre
Gtrttlan6's Goaielm ;u bplen. Daifelte III be
Geth .. 5anet, Nr, 108. gpeit Salstmp.ei.r,
W u fb btngton bet Spiepb u. Ratrn D
GrHbe 81 hdbrn.
Gorespertiufsrt VI. 8cgeIer & GO. unb
9bomf fcr & @ ID, Baltimore 0tb
. SM gS ttn9ton bel GhS. Gbrihtau
~. s7l. ga. F'reniie (SulieiS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11
'6r WMn6erbare lunse Dame.

Ois maAnetll1e Sottcrir, 8ti. Genheiiee, emf
bas Duneetstnp 8enanut, III nadt Giusinnai ,utiid
setebrt u. bat tn 5. Ctr, VT. 422 nabe Rounonr.,
tiiie 6linit erriet. mo man s btr oae auf 9ebeu
u. geiunbbett besiiStd,e 6raeea um 8atp Hagen
lann S,e s,tt Austunft iber pstorcnes oser geiieb
Ienes Gtsfnitnm; tbentfiIirt be ts!tef,noc perica
pber perioneu NIT folder Beiimmibsit ,baS taum etn
Swetfel an beIeu S6uIb iibrts bIeibt; eeratb auf
Wer!ansen IN bepnbtlpisn 3uitanS; beglbt Rd5 I'M
3etite na eeem Ebetle ber gpelt ure prt abpeienbe
pericner elnerlet pb toet cter lebenbs, auf. pele
hurd, ie ibre Gage IL bren 9lufentbaiisort ben uat
fia8snten sreunSen niitbeilen. Se saranl.it perna
nente 5e3un8 In alien isauen, htren stur ite ater.
uiuntt. Gle roltet Otne Snt umsat pter Ghmer5es,
obns einrn Gropfen 5Iui, tn 4 bis "a Stunosn ben
Rrebs NIT Sninpt II. Stisl aus. Geatmte tSnnen
In BIS Ta5sn pieber seben, uno aus ioni9en
Rranfbsttsn meroen nit seiGem Grfc'ee btbanoelt.
ais ea ilnb: 9ebeIIeetn, Gls.tbtun8. KTdmpts pers
luel. Dcriuit bts 9ciitls u. @eb6Is uno anosrt
9tanibe.ie1. msiteu oer asnit naierworitn " We
Drtefe fiueen pronpte BtantIpprhinS uno Arjeneieu
peioeu auf DerlanStu per grp,es rtri4idt- yreft
abreifire man: Dor 2I72, Cincinnati y G.. -Sb {
prarts Sat IN bsr Iesleu3et 70 ausenommen bab t i'd
nod, her Dienie bes Dr. g 3. 2Bpcbbul bat oeri&sru
uladeH, UNI ausaufemHen (Ap10 3tBt tw, w
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tla;Dn 3emsrsS;e HfiGs eru1aSsGe ,
sauEcts II ftrm RnitintrtcA


Dice geieni6ait III uuUnieBl Begeit Eeust
8erit6erunaeu fhr Gltsti- It 90nh6sil5s5u5
sutae9truNcSmen Die Dfics bsfiHbet 1.E gt. 10.
SecrHoi;raBs, auf bsr RObisits.
goSu &oatt$ SrGE5tmt.
GtrgftOren;
eba,lrch grcBis, 4iriioent bel sF :irtgs Es.7.s
Senrp 9. 5BOof, Nr, se, Seoetteitr.
aGri. Sbesuit nDn HGu. Chestnut z. iEp,
esinon lalfbuTf. SeHa1nn, GGmltnr.
Wr. BreeeS. spn G,m. 8.ibacS Il @5c5u,
,sCbn q. Genes. Mebl6Sn6icr, Tre.lHr.
Soltpb 9inttbeNpS, pOn S6cs NidtthsrDS 4 frc5r.
Slst. Il. Mene, @etFa IT @orf-REaer
sirbn gr;taes, bon e o. Brbses f 60,
SDtn Goatss 9rstsrb6nbleT.
Sanles = Scear BON giebe. dgpesr.
9Ehn 8ntutnn, IL, 9ssridbfubIct. 3olimGrsiir.
GNfEi Il SNtiP g psdr. fstr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

Su @ttlcbftp5ta GEO Swei be-
rthtinte Wctfnfdlf6er s. &dda9W. 8.
QlGIGnt:r, Vpn bfl Splisst erBrtHcn Nor.
ben. W. tpurSt psrDaftst, ais er ecrSbe
NIT bsm Druds falf6sr 3 SIS. .9rter
beGdlCfli1t mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

@ett hem Repsmbsr 1865 tabsn bic
gttsis bts ,.G.esbmehs' 8iigsausr In
gB fttnBtcn ntsr 10000 5arbtse
aetnpft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11
9rei IdGimme SGae ocr { amprrr picsr
bErG 6>r. S5t-it dnt'e oS,nrrs
rtuggen.M iisi beirifia:

Sr. GlaB aus aarespile gpisccriN, ibclt sum
Seiteu aE'er nit ben 5dmorrbpben GehaIteten NIT
tes CT atre lang an sdut tEsartiacuo oimorrbCiecn
seIitteu. lnb teisp Bru6er aus 9ietbfm @runSe ben
r0s lebsl fSratib 9eIdbnlt totte ais urbeibar aus
benz Wtitareienltc osrabi0ebet WurSf. GsSe b6Git
raurigeu Saue puroen ourt cine BIaidbs bon Or.
StriGlanb'B 6amorlbcicen- Tittfi 6ebpten Gie
Gupetludg teisr 5erteu, lpipie bic alibcrtem tSg.
I,b let Or. Stritlano eirsebsneen SsueNllie paten
potertcn ibsrSeuaea, oab bic idpisrtsitsn eiugez
ileilftfn Bdlle eIrh Dr. Stridlono's pdmprrbptbsn.
Tittsl efbeit porbtn. uebetaa baIteu Gpptbcter es
porratbi9; in p a It tmpre Setb .. Sance
str. 2oS. Meit.Baltn,crsir.; In gDafbtiiatc II
8 fspb n. u atru& 8ruber.
GcrscertSuIer: VI. BpNeIer B. 90. upb
Sbpmipn& h o o q, Baltimore Igb.
Sn 80 aibtnaton bel q tIttdut
VT. 871. Va. Ieenrs, (Ju(t6, IIy)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11
gpetIaI. NDtIsell.
SGItimOre Stre Snfursness

ssEkaeS sefrss poS #arfh5 IL z|ssesET,s
esriGsrt fortEs5rsio ssess9srlIf obGI 5Qaben AEtp
HrlabEssiit5, ppotf tn SET Gtabi. ssle I'm eaubt,
age atten bo,i glsgst5ur, @ssr., 25Ssns u. 8ea-
gsasaiicr, 3anbetssitsr, a5srSGnSrosutts, RIttln.
Eausseritbi@afitn, ir g.eE btartFtHe nStr tn Ssisu
" 4s6uRs SehnbltGe SahTsspat sc.
Ahs SiTettoripi 6eGiest aus ioietaStis Sstrss;
sy.S. 6 ben. r., eIiRbenit
S1nt g Sarrcr, 1T atas,
geo n @!1ets. SeRrp CarrnR,
5 gS afrtts. u g ej!sgart,
HIbtb q 29Uics, s2m . Srane,
Nm Z BortthiatFa, 5 t0n SafH,
Z BsRninntoT, &ppS Staatttn,
SoiRga Z SpbsT, z sf3G ysHttH*,
@2orteN 5leHatt.
ArsltfatiCnss Aermltiare urb pfttere Rabribt fber
bic Rsecuhaft ipirb IN Der Sfhce. Sabmets4Ae pon
1putbs IL snaisr haft, ertbctlt tpo aud a0s aurdgs
joiOrt trItSst mtrbeH, 8cTl@sranssn !perbsn ai,i
i'9enb etae driit GR8cnpr'nn, ueiGe bet apPtttsa:
m;uttn ntng.
iSauIIO Er, g5ppeWprtb, SeFr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

81 ptttstur8 brannte eie ,,llnipn
0asrrbrrn. 5abrif" nitber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11
Dss sroHc ematIitbc Srslmiitei,
burt .BnGt6es 9als.t &c 6ist.
Cir sSames Glarfl'S
beriihmfe sSr0uGti, ,lSilIeu,

Sas arofc cme;iftbe Srsimtttei,
butf. IBn'Gtdes Eal.at sc 6lgt.
Ctr sSlnles Glarfl's
beriibmte TrnuGn,4 ,4Silleu,
uadb e ensH Nesepie Gu Z 1ioitt's, Or. UtsS,,
aetbarsies Ter Sbntain
Dixie nni6dtbare W,oirn geipabrt BET alien tcren
fd1mt5hailen II. 9idtr tthen Se,ben 6epen bic iustt
tide eon,nitcn unietrr:tcn H. pnfehisare Soeiluua
S',e re'm ntert all nsrermas uub bebt ale ssicdu9
gen ocr Rslrtmus, WORM bieieben aud tbr.u G3tunb
ba ti Y r8en, unc man earf ftt auf baeigs peilunj
seraif.n
syiir Derbctrotbete Trauen
III ft teicneels 8eisntt Sie fl6Tt in rurstr 3et,
cine rseimdBa tptessr'esrsnoe marat'tbe gcrtots
seIbe.
Ssae 8laihe fpiet 81 unb ndet ben asatr.uas.
ha'en.
lSmr Sen9tuna
Oteie 8tlten telltsn tuabrtnbbet
srSfen brei WsDnate be, Sdtpai,ger isi,a ait niept
sebran d eroen' ba eunftbIbar
stnt SsbIseburt berbeitabren; tu
fahrB Bu nebmen
s.se S,au peb. BAT bel Der sernait,n llnreseIma
b!efsit cher 8eritcphng bes Wcnatltben bic @euno
htit l4p;nom mus. Dte'e plasn fno In B.at belt
enss ftae. niemais ftbIiblasmbe Seilm ttel uhb
Srbner her untsrotiidisn 9tltur mas fir Riantbtus
llrla@sa aud ootbauoss fem 'rosen, 70 mb, ba6 si.
iaan. abr aut 70 t;aias tn ibrea " r,unssn' bal
nan iie brtit ben runfebIbata &seuIa,crA nennen
baIt.
Bel allen aiten nereBi,r II. RadarattS. 2e beu.
Nifens u. 9suSen. S6ulerJen, Gtnatung be- ber
eern6iten gniirsnJ Juuf, Sasttcpieu, bpitet6tn An.
faata. ptBtm Siniie pu psn ceie plsn cine psiluua
bspirten, psnn che anestn Mitid itDlstid.a9en unp
obi9pn eIn trafiisS 5eiImtt,sl entbaIsn iie tet
u ltn. fen 8alomel. tcineu Gpe6slani, nod trsenb
einsn ber @onntion iGdslob,n Stcf.
Qcnitdnbise geb aiid sanpetiaupta iin6et man In
esr um iseeS gadet gttplfelnn gIcitur, bic ipre.
fdltta auibe,pabI melten lolts
Bet allen Mpcitstern ju taben.
aGciniser @eneIa!-a lent iir bic Der Staten ilnh
brittt9tu YtCpnJen 1T Sob nRojeo,
Wt. 27. 90 srllaneitr Netp. gcrf.
RI. .-gesen gtnentunS cin 81 nnb Dreice,lts.
ycftmarten a. trssnb .iueu btpplnadtisiea Naenteu
tptrb ene 5la DE nit so Siatn nit umseb.noei goa
feit nrb bea Siden unburboiiHsl d. peipadt mad
trBsns eirtni taneestbe is pei1dtft. (ia8-43)
= 4. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

SN PttiS u pTlNnlt eve ,unlpH
0asrbbren' 5dtrtt" nteber.
Sn 9tt6mpng, ga, bsgtrs s. D.
8snfrro SsIbtmrr9.
Gu GAibin0tcntr rasi'af:s Btatt
ttf4ts lceben bic NG&rtbt auf LAP 1T
Galpert Co., Vto.. iib ttHe Sanbe
oDeiperabpcs, aus btlmgsttBrtlr Rebfl-
ltl,Solb item" teitCbenh, prGantFrs, um
bic treetmen ppu ben 9is9teyunGs GAR
-1sn In q. Tdrs's 60. su vgrtgtI6en.
@rndue gr.unptsuns erstebt, baB aubiee-
fer WittbetlanB fRta pabreS gIprt 1T, u.
bieislbt aus'u bsn 3rsd bet, ben Mars
tttbab ~ pfsStn, ben gInbreps Spbnipn
70 benlbt IT, 5u m!leern.
@Ge 3ruppsn iinb aus Is 9bartpttes.
pttle, 8a, iurld2apGen potSen.
Santa ANNA pebnt lest in 9eip-
gOrt. Sn pent9en 3aBcn min CT Edb
purh esn pDronGntIumfntc" ~ 8Wnaen
Der repubiitaniiGsn Ydrtsi In Wleriio II.
9s9en Wartmtlian erIidrsn.
Der Gr. .QSsneral.&apltan Dufetppu
Guba errfitte am Samfagf, duf Der
petmfetr nah Waerib begrifftn, Wew.
gpTt. Die Spantsr In Rcp YpIf ppGen
psm @en. Duies ju Gbrsn etu 5sft1eu
pfranftattsn.
Or. &snneb0, Supirintsnbent bes
.,Gsntus.8lrraus," IN sum Gbfenmttgie>
teptr ,9tpgrapbtlhen 8eifll6aft" prsu.
SENS srnannt WoIben. Die 8atani mar
bur6 ben Sob bts bsrlkm.en Or. Yert9
enifaneen.
Auh btr bsfannts &pppfat u. @arefte
~ frfp Ihen sa
limmtbstt, wte btsfss (hrn frlbsr SsHa.
tor Sobntcn uno @neere gstban, bop bas
Sberssrtht Der Der. ct. es9en bic Is n
httutipnalitdt brS Sc ftstpeS
entihsbsn babe. Warum ptro Die Int.
ftsicune nod INNER pem @plte pprsnt.
taftsn2
IS bsiBt, bob 3. g.. .9rtdtnrttse
besbalb In Rihmpnp In Gnfla1sfanb
strlsBt wurbe, um feline Ssanaeisuns
burd bfn grdFtsntsn unp istns Radtstr
nab ben Der. ct. ,u perbtnceri,
Gm lsstsn Wtttpo1 tamsn feds be.
freite NtBer BON narltnatpn, 8a., na&
benz 6aule bss Sames Werttur an Der
Walbinatpnsr ganbfraee, Alsranerta
Co., ftolTen Wap. R. In bic Drul, Ghlu-
aen Sru. W. ntsper. beraubtsn sas Saus
upb fsusrter ihltsBlit aud auf ein fisi-
nes 8inb bsS gtuannten Gbepaares. Die
96ewi6te fpurten perfplst.
Gett eem Repember 1865 taben bic
gt,,te bts ,Sstsemehs' Bureaus" In
gB a fttnBtcn acn 10000 5arbtse
sstmpft.
Sn Yphpn taten bic Gisnsr tsr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

Der Gr. SsnsraL&apttdn Duttetpn
GuSa errftb,e am samfaae, auf Der
l5eimtetr nob Waerib begriftn, Wep.
yprI. Die Spanisr IN Rcw yort ppGen
psm @en. Duies ju Gbrsn etu 5sftiTeu
peranitattsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11
9labaHe sSGn Susfigt,
Softprin fir tpts3iiae &ranes
beiten
unb
2ektes!tt Der Fe5GHmcneanbe,
Nr. 80, Rartts, aast 2egIH8tOnilr.,
galtiuprs, Mb.

Sttie 0ams, trelder o'eliabrlse Griotrpn3 In Ses
SebUnSlun9 auer Nraucu. 9eNhperSfr sur Se!te Cbt,
tann su ieb:r 5ttrts NIT SiGerteit Il. GrfOIa bel
allen frautn- tabeitsn, bon tpe!&sr llrade biei,I-
ben au@ immcr Retrdbren mSs:rt 8I 9tat5s 8e8rG,a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

Santa anna pebut isst in 9tfr-
gOrt. Sn pent9en 3aBcn min or Fb
ourb etn rDronuntlumsnto" ~ @WuRen
Der repubIifantiGsn pdrtei In Wleriio u.
asaen Wartmtlian etttIrsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

Sn 9tt6mpng, ga, bs9trs s. W.
0tnfGro SflbltmrIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

5seiaAl iino. ionleu fs f6 ptr beioneereH aufBabs
maiden, Or. 36umanr tu &albe 5u iiebsn; 81 tf
II un6 n't @tpae periprtdt pas er ndt su leljten
I'm sSiaube N, Baulsu fBunen In ibrer Srtoatgot-
nune IN alen Eteen otr Stabt beu6t wer6sn. Sol-
DE- bic auferbdib ber Sta6 cher tn rsier ssrne mpb
ets98cberhsttes nit aritttbsr Sit.gs perEtben uab
betGI9t perocu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

are 8ruppsn fno aus Gbartpttes.
ptlle, Wa. inrudAeirGen m0ISsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-11

Or. &snnsbp, Supirtntsntent bes
.,Gsnfus.Slu6us," IN aum Gbfsnmitglie-
teptr ;, ,8epgrapSifhsn 8eisulbaft" prtu.
SENS srnannt WoIbsn. Die 8atani mar
tur6 ben Sob ots bsrlkm!tn Or, 9ert9
entltanpeu.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-20
OIaveInnh Market.

FLOUR-Steady and firm, with q good local and
interior demand Sales city made Xxx spring al
$ll 75gl2; do Xxx red at $l3 0O9l3 SO: do Xxx
white at $l4 5O9l5 90. Country brands arc irregu-
lar. -.-.
WHEAT-More active and firm. Sales 5000 bush
No. l Milwaukee spring to arrive on private terms
10000 bush No. do do on private terms cars No
l do do at 81 80.
C0RN-Firm, but quiet. Sales car No. at $50
OATS-Firm. Sales 2 cars No. State at 49,
RYE-Firm. No. held at 81 10.
BARLEY--Firm.. No. state held at 81 O59
/ 10; No. Canada 81 lJ9l 20.
P0RK-Steady, Sales 20 bbls No. ] city packed
Mess at $33; Clear held at S35.
LARD-LOwor. Sales 1000 lbs city rendered al
lsc: 500 lbs country at Tic.
BEEF-Steady and unchanged. Sales No.
City packed Mess at $40.
SMOKED MEATS-Plain Hams lower held AT
zoe uncanvassed Dried Beef 24c uncauvassed; 25i
canvassed.
BUTTER-Quiet and steady. Sales 90 kegs
Western Reserve at 32c.
CHEESE-Dull and unchanged. Good to choice
at l09l7c.
EGIS-Firm at 25926c
HIGHWINES-firm It 81 81.
ALCOHOL AND SPIRITS-Firm. Alcohol, 0S
per cent. a 7404 10; Cologne Spirits, 9S per cent
o. 849D4 so; Neutral Proof Spirits 81 57G12 63.
PETROLEUM. dull and weak. Bonded 9i935c
Free 54955c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-20
CincinnaIim mnrket.

FLOUR-Supe uperine is held at $40 5O9ll. Extra
at Sl29l2 IS; family at $l39l3 IS, and fancy
brands at $I49l5.
WHEAT-Holders of No. were asking at the
Wheat is held at 81 05 and some choice lots It i3
There was sao of 49, 600 bushels IL i'll and White
to arrive. but the terms we're not made public, No
Spring may be quoted ut % so, and No. 2 at 81 2
az IS; but there is not much inquiry for 1t
CORN-NO. mixed sheed was held at 649S5c
and pure White sheed SS90Oc. in bulk or eeva
tor; but prices could not be sustained under mort
liberal receipts.
OATS-No. are now held at 44945c, and No.
at 4s949c, in bulk or elevator.
RYE-There was fair demand at 81 10 for No. /
and 81 l29l 10 for choice. No. is held at 81 9
l 05. and rejected at 75G95c.
BARLEY-There is an active demand for prim
Fall Barley at 81 6S9l 10; and one lot of choice wa
is quiet at 81 1901 5O the latter rate Tor stTictl,
prime samples of State. ,
PORK-There was good demand for Mess Porl
to-day with sales ofabOut 900 barrels at $3l IS fol
country. and S32 for city.
GROCERIES-The market relies unchanged anG
quiet, with a fair demand a ~ Sic for fair u
choice Rio Coffee; l2gl5c for raw Sugar l7k@
l7%c for hard refined, and sO99Oc for Porto &C
MOlassss.
BUTTER-Prime to choice grades of Centra
Ohio have declined to 2sS3c. the latter an outside
CHEESE--The market rules quiet at le Sl7c pei
pound, actual tare, for Western Reserve and Ham
burg.
EGGS-The market is quiet. but the demand is
good at Csc per dozen, shippers count for prime.
WHISKY-The ma ket for bonded is firm and
holders generally ask 34;; but there no buyers
at over 33c, at which rate 20U barrels sold. Duty
paid Is in fair demand, with sales of 100 barrels
at 50 81.
X SEED--Clover is held firmly at $s. Timothy i,
quiet at 50 1903 90. There is a good demand fol
Flax at 81 75,
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comprised many distinguished persons.
Resolutions of respect to the deceased were
passed, and eloquent addresses and eulogies
were pronounced by Hon. Samuel j.
Tilden, ex-Judge Edwards, James L. Brady
and other eminent men.
| Financial.
| New YORK, Oct. 19.-A good demand
for money, consequent upon the increased
speculation at the Stock Exchange, but the
market Is easy and the supply abundant
Call loans range from a to per cent, and
first class borrowers get accommodated at
the lower rate. There is no change in dis
counts, and prime paper passes at soc per
cent, The gold market was disturbed by, a
variety of rumors toward the close of the
day, and among them the report that the
bonds had advanced In London. There was
strong disposition to sell, which resulted in
decline to 147M. The great feature of
sales by the Government, or large purchas-
es of 1867 and 1868 for gold which would
come on the market, tends to check any
movement for an advance in the premium.
The market for exchange was tirmer again
to-day and moderately active. Prime
Bankers bills are quoted at l0834@l00. ga
WOOlen Will at BaIIstOn Burned.
Troy, N. Y, Oct. 19-One of the largest
fires with which Ballston, Saratoga county,
was ever afflicted, occurred In that village
last evening and resulted in the almost total
destruction Of the manufacturing establish
ment known as the Chapman Glen Woolen
Mill, owned by the Messrs. Il. II. & G.. w.
Chapman, but leased and occupied by A. j.
White, for the manufacturing OF broadcloth.
The fire caught at six o'clock from the fric-
tion of shaft In the wheel-room, and
burnedsuntil twelve o'clock last night. The
total loss will not fall far short of 100000,
principally covered by insurance. About
forty operatives were employed at the time
of the fire, though the capacity of the mill
was much greater.
The Dry Goods Market.
New YORK, Oct. 10.-The dry goods trade
opens with only moderate business this
morning, but with continued flrmness on
the part of producers of goods. The de-
cline in cotton, which is as yet very slight,
is mainly to be attributed to the decline in
gold, and is not taken as any indication of
more favorable reports from the coming
crop. Prices are therefore maintained, and
with the light stock of all kinds Of domes-
tic goods, there is no pressure to sell. job
bers' prices: Brown sheetings-Amoske-
ag 2313, Broadway 22T, Nashua extra
22b. Bleached shirtings-Wamsetta DO,
Lonsdale "a, Hope 20. Prints-Cochran 23
Amoskeag lS13, Froman IL, Wamsetta 1519.
Tcks-HamiltOn 37119, Blackstone River %.
Stripes-Amoskeag 371a, American %.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Trenties with mcxlco.

New YORK, Oct. ia special Washing
ton dispatch to the Boston Journal of yes
terday morning, states that treaties with
the Imperial Government of Mexico have
been agreed upon and are now under pro-
cess of exchange. The French troops and
Macmillan Withdraw this year from Mex
leo. The United States assumes the pro-
tectorate of the Republic, guaranteeing the
French claims. In consideration of which,
Mexico cedes to the United States the pc
ninsula of Lower California aud other ter
ritory south of our southwest boundary.
Secretary StantOn-District Attorney
COrIVin Resigned - Durbin Ward
Succeeds Him.
The Times Washington special still in
sists that Mr.. Stanton mas rendered his res
ignation and signitied desire to go as
minister to Spain. AS soon as General
Sherman can be heard from the President
will act. ,..
The resignation of r. NJ. Corwin, United
States District Attorney for bthe Southern
District of Ohio, to take effect on the first
of November, has been received. General
Durbin Ward, of Warren county, Ohio,
will be appointed to succeed Mr.. Corwin.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
The Storm ON the COast-HurrIcane
on tho Coast of mexicO-Vessels
AGhnra

on tho Coast of mexicO-VesseIs
Ashore. r srr
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 1.-THE storm
along the coast still continues, but as yet it
is a subject of congratulation that but one
or two serious marine disasters have been
recorded. The harbor is full of vessels
northward bound, waiting for better
weather.
The bark Geo. E. Kingman, Captain
Hammond, thirty days from Frontero, Mex
leo, arrived here this morning, bound to
New York. She encountered the hurricane
of the I'd inst. in the Straits of Florida,
lasting forty-eight hours. On the 18th of
August there was hurricane on the coast
of Mexico, lasting about twelve hours.
Seven vessels which were on the coast land
ing, or preparing to land. went ashore, one
of which was the bark Caleb Haley, of New
York.
The English brig Eclipse, from Guada-
loupe for New York; schooner l. l.. New
ton, Tor Jersey City; schooner Mary +.
Ameserd, schooner West Dennis, from
Georgetown, bound to Boston with cargoes,
have returned here for harbor after being
at sea for twenty days trying to reach their
destination. They got as far as Barnegate,
and were then driven back by the fierce
northerly gales.