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OIncInnnIi marker.

. BUTTER-The market is dull at 23926c for good
to choice Central Ohio, and 2'93Os for choice West
ern-Re,erye. Inferior is in fair request at l9922c
|. COFEEE-Roasting grades Of Rio at 23hg2j &c;
fair to good do e0G2sSc. prime to choice do 299
BOY 6 and good t. cho CO Java at SO e4Oc perlbA
! CHEBSE-A full supply, and the market is
quiet at 4sl5c per b for selected Western Reserve,
and Sl0c for inferior.
for prime in good order, but the demand is lig t.
/ FbOUR-Superfne is held at 81 5O9s SO, tbe lat
teran extreme price. and obtaiRnble only for the
at IS 1893 Is. Trade brands of extra at 80 So 10
%. Family at 10 50911 50. and fancy at Sl9t9l4.
Material CONCESSIONS could probably be obtan,d
from these Prices for round lots, especially on the
low grades. RYE louf has declined to s5 50 10 u
per barrel the latter rate for the best city bands
=, GkAlN-EStta Old red wheat Is hold at % 40, and
at So 25: Nu92do is in fair demand at S2D2 0J Re-
jected is neglected; it is held a. 81 COOL so. Extra
MinnessQta spring is in demand at %. Extra spring
offered at 81 7O@i co. No, 2 is dull at 81 Sesi SO.
aud rejected at 70990c. Corn 63s for No. mixed
in bulk IN, elevator, and 74975c in sacks. White
crrn in demand at 75c in eyator for No. J. and
s79see in sacks. Ear corn sdull; mixed Is held at
6l962c at the depos. Oats are held more firmly at
4Oc for No and 45c for No |, but buyers only offer
3s s43e, No. were offered at SOC. including bui-
laps Rye is offered at zoe for No. and 75c for No.
J. 200 bushels sold at7Oc and s60bushelsrejected
I M0LASSES-Sor at 5Oas0,; Porto Rico at
SO9g9Oei refined sirups at 7jc@$l rs per gallon.
PRONlSlONS-Messp pork was held at S32 IS, but
SSS % Is all ouyers VIII pay, and we hear OF sale OF
l0O barrels at $50 SIX. II closed tri1e frmer.
Country mess is offered 25c less than city. There is
no old mess offered on the market. Primo mess ice
cured, is held al &2S92s so. Rumps are scarce and
held at S25. Bacon is held firm with jobbing Fal,
at l9H and 2lkc for shoulders rib sides snd cleir
sides. all packed. Hams steady at 29922tsc for
plain, and 23hc for newly oanvnssed sugar cured, >,
aud 246c for those canvassed last spring. all pac ted
Bull n eats were quiet but held firmly at l5 l7k,
and l91zc for shoulders, rib sides, G. ear sides
and hams, all loose. Lard was in fair demand at 2Oc,
with sales of 300 terces prime ely at that price, al
though gene ally held ZgHc higher. Prime, in
kegs is held at 22h 923c. fr tyL. Z. 7.
: SUGAR-Cuba at l29l315c; Porto Rico at l3Aa
l5Ac; Denarara at l51z@9l6c; yellow refined l5A9
l6c; white soft refined, 1ek9l7c, and hatd refined,
l7A@l7&c per Id. n. -
SEED--Prime clover is offered, at 81 per busheI
but there is no demand. Flax is in active demand
at 50 per bushel
! .MHISKY-Free raw is dull at 81 24a2 95 per
gallon: In bond tits in fair requst at z7c with sna
sales at that price, iNCNEEe
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New York NTarKetIJuIy n, . !

COTTON Dull and unchanged at 35Dsec for
,FLOUR-DulL snd IOSlSc lower on common and
choice grades. White medium Is in moderate de-
mand without decided change in prices. 81 45gs 50
for extra tate. extra round hoped Ohio. and $40 S.
OBS 60 for trade brands. closing quiet .dif Z.
MhlSkY-Quiet at 81 2O82 70 for Western. fi
WHEAr--Dull and heavy. except for prime
spring. which Is scarce, Mt % 25Q9 lfor new Nc.
Milwaukee, and SS for new amber jersey. -
K1 1EoMoDpll and drooping' Sales 1000 bush West
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALr-Dun aud
CORN Opened hrmer and closed with free sellers
at Yesterday prices; s5@s6o for unsound new mix
ed Western. s6zgs7for sound do, and 92c for Vest
/ 0ATS-Reoeipts s2,6l5 bushels. Market lc lower
at 5O953c for Chicago and 6Oc for Milwaukee good,
with moderate business doing. ,seafdf. '.IIiH-
I CQFFEE-l9A@ @D2OSc.
,SUG{iAR-5teady and more active. Cuba loH@
PEfROLEUMEDull and unsettled at go for
crude. and 37hc for refined in bond. ..... 20
Z .PORk-Opened frmer and closed heavy at s3l
22Kg3S 81 for new mess, closing at S32 IAN cash;
$29 30 for old do and S26 1927 90 for prime.
Without d-cided change at SlI0D2l 80 for
new plain mess, and 20 so %A so for new extra mess.
Z BEEF HAMS-Uull and notninal at 45o l
CUT MEATS-Firm at 13K9l5% for shoul-
ders and l7H@20c for hams.
( BAOON-Dult and nominal. Very little Offering.
/ BARD-QHieta at l81s421c. a VIZ
BUTTER-Dull at 2V933c for Ohio and 2794Oc
'oHEESE-Dull and scarcely so firm at sS2ic.
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Mr.. Raym0nd-AnOtIier OF the
V'rlbune's Yarns.
FROM NEW YORK.
The Tribune's Report of the
Caucus.

New York, July 13.-The Tribune pub
fishes what it calls an authorized report OF
the caucus, in which it repeats that Mr..
Raymond said when he supported the Phil
adelphia Convention he thought it was to be
a Union Convention. He did not vote on
the resolution condemning this convention,
which was adopted. Mr.. Hale, gof New
York, voted in the negative. Secretary
Welles has written letter to Senator Doo-
little, approving the call for the Philadel-
phia Convention. 'I'"' va
The statements that have been made in
several metropolitan journals of lengthy
and stormy Cabinet meetings being held,
In which the new Freedmen's Bureau bill
and the call for a convention in Philadel-
phia next August were the topics dis
cussed, are all untrue, We have it from
persons high in authority that so far not a
word has been said in regard to the above
mentioned subjects in. the meetings of the
Cabinetof late. If the President has writ
ten out veto of the Freedmen's Bureau
bill, of which there seems to be no doubt,
be, has never yet submitted 10 to his Cabi1'
net. 20 NO. ,'iV,' a '' %
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New York wool rTarkot-July IN.

Trade has materially fallen off manufacturers are
buying to supply immediate wants. Fleece wools
must be quoted &c to Sc per ID lower than fortrig
ago. Late sales embrace 900 lbs fleece at $50 to
I0c but mainly Sc to Csc for fair to prime State and
Western; a small lot of picklock at SOC; some un-
washed at Size and lambs pulled, 55c; also 900
lbs California, 27c to S5c; 20 bales do 400 TO 42hc
10000 lbs Texas $40 40 46c, for washed and unwash-
ed; $50 bales pulled SIC to 65c 6O001bs tubbed b6c
1900 lbs Mexican, 27c; so bales Mestiza 39hc; 90
do CAPE $50. At Boston prices have ranged from $50
TO S2lfc for. common w estern TO choice Pennsyya-
nin pickock and 40c to Tic for pulled. The sales
for the week amounted to about $50 00Olbs including
the following lots 1900 lbs choice pickock Pennsyl-
vania seKc 5000 lbs choice do at 75c 81 coo lbs
coed and choice Ohio Virginia and Pennsylvana at
Tbs good Ohio at 70c; $1,000 lbs very fair 0hioa at
67o 10000 lbs do at 6sc; 10 900 lbs medium Ohio at
csc; $4,000 lbs do do at CSC; $4,000 lbs New Rsmp-
shire and Michigan at 62H@85c; 1900 lbs choice
Michigan at $50; 25 900 lbs Michigan and Ohio at
e5c 1000 lbs tub at 64c 1000 lhs American comb
ing atToc; lbOoOlbs do do at ea9s6cs 5000 lbs new
and fine Illinois at SAX; 1900 lbs heavy but fine do
at 59eS 500 rejected at 6l@61c 1000 lbs new Ver-
mont, fair average lot at 69c 900 lbs Rochester
oombing pulled at Tie: 20 900 lbs philadelphia Meri-
no at 6Sc 5000 lbs unwashed at sc for course up
10 42kc for fno and considerable pulled from f0c
for No Iup to zoo for good Rochester extra m Cali
o rnia wool the sales e3 600 lbs choice new clip
selling readily at49k@t6c per lb.-World.
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OlhYeInnd mnrI,et.

FL0UR-City made Xxx red $l3@l4; do Xxx white
Sl5.9l5 so. Country brands Xxx red range at $40 10
@l2 so; and Xxx white SlS 5O9l5; Xxx spring Sll9
II so. !. o.. - = -
WHEAT-Salss cars No. Milwaukee spring at
s2 25.
I CQRN-Sales Q cars No ] at SOC from store. 7y
! OATS-lnactivea and nominal at 47d4sc. VI
/ RYE-Quiet No. held at s5c.
| P0Rk-Saes 25 bTls No mess at S33; No mess
held at 1872; prime mess at $50.
LARD-Quiet.Y City rendered held at 22c in
tierees, and s2Hc in kegs.
HAAS-Sale $500 lbs city sugar-cured canvasSed
at 94c. ..- 4. .1a...r ..a t.-." IA
SH0ULDERS-S Sales 1000 lbs city
cured at l6c. fqB. -rr
try dull and neglected. s.. a -.---..r.- =. M
DRIED BEEF-In active demand and very firm
at 26c for ctv smoked in canvass
BEEF-Firm and steady at $50 for city packed
mess. ter. ~ FIX. e. "a
/ BUTTER-In improving demand and firm at ESQ
29c for choice Western Reserve.
| OHEESE-Dull. but UNCHANGED and steady at 10
@l7c for common to choice daily and factory made.
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FROM CLEVELAND.
Convention of Husiness COLLEGE

Convention of business Colleges.
CLEVELAND, July 13--The Convention of
the fhsernational chain of Business Col
leges, which has been held in this city dur
ing the week, adjournnd this afternoon
The session has been harmonious and full
of interest. Delegates were in attendance
from over forty cities. The Convention has
been addressed by the leading educational
men of the State, and letters received from
prominent statesmen, educators and busi-
ness men throughout, the country. Judge
Bell, of Illinois, was elected President 1or
the ensuing year. The next Convention
will be heldin Buffalo, in May, 1867.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-14

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boon! The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person.
render the skin soft and fresh to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing, &c. .... -ua-.
II oyercomeS the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
ltremovesredn tan. blotches, DC.
1tcures nervous headache and allays inflammation.
ltcools, softens and adds delicacy to the skin.
Ityields asubdued and lasting perfume. ,
Itcures musqueto bites and stings of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. It is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumsry. or Toilet Water after
WSrdF. .a.r3.
DEMAS BARNES d co.
yays. I5l Props. Exclusive Agents. N. Y.
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This sthe emost delightful andextraordinsry article
over discovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to psarly satin texture of ravishng beauty
impartingthe marble purity of youth. and thB dis
tngue appearance SO inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. Il removes~tan rockies, pimples and
FOughness from the, skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparentAnd smooth. II contains no ma
eral injurious to the skin. PatrOnized by Actress
cS and Opera Singers. It is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. 500 4 (
Prepared, by w, L. HAGA AN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to "A ''S'l@ '4-'- 04Aa h''
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Fire In Cincinnati.

CINcISNATI, o., July Il. -Cooper's biackss
smithshop Gler's turning. shop, Tapes
planning mill, Kalker's stair building estab-
lishment, all on Laurel street, were de-
stroyed by fire last night the work Of an
lncendiary, Loss 10000 very littleinsur-
ance. 10 lBsilsi
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Funeral Of SENATOR Lane.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS. July l3-General
Lanes funeral was fixed for Sunday next,
but in consequence of rapid decompo>i-
tion, the remains were buried to-day. All
business was suspended. The funeral was
largely attended. Appropriate services
will be held in the Methodist Church on
Sunday. . " p
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From Memphis.

MEMPH1s, July ia duel was fought
this afternoon at the Mississippi line be-
tween A. Greenlaw and A. H. Tayl of
this city. The latter was killed at the first
fire.
Weather exeeedinglY hot. The river fell
four inches the past twenty -fourhours.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-14
New World Stook mnrkat-InIr I'D.

Stocks steady; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
9S'l; Chicago 4 ROcb Island 96H; Chicago North
western "a Cleveland 4 Pfttsbufg s45S; Michigan
Southern 8l%; Hudson ll49S: Reading 1857; Erie
l74S; New York Central 90; Western Union Tele.
graph 52% Ohio a Mississ ppi certificates l2T 4
North Carolina bonds6JI<; Milwaukee d Prarie 1)lt
Chem, preferred, 49, $40 coupons G2 1887; do i6J
1885; 1910 coupons 90; Missouri Is 79H Tennesses
g. 93; 6s of 1881 coupons l09Ss Or
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Democracy of Rhode leland win
Elect Delegates to she PhlIa.
,delphim COhyontiOn. lfW law

Providence, R. +, July l3.-The Rhode
Island Democratic State Central Committee
this morning issued call for State Con-
August, for the purpose Of electing dele
Sdelphia National Union Convention. ., nilr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-14
Buffalo NTarket-JuIy 1s.

t FL0UR-Quiet.
,WHEAT-heavy and dropping. No. Milwaukee
about 50 10. .-- 1000, = ---.--...
C0RN-Closed in the afternoon with sales of "a
900 bush No. to arrive at 72972t on spot.
! OATS-Quiet; No. l Chicago 44c; No. 2 do 43; No. :
] Milwaukee 49, "'f ' '-f~
/ BARLEY-Nominal. ... .,, az. .g,rr.,.-..
. RYE-I3 900 bushels No. / Chicago SOC.
I P0RK-S32 5OD3S. - -v,r.--yT..r
/ LARD-2lc. No '+
/ HISKY.-NOminal. -...
. CANAL FREIGHTS-Easie to New York-Corn
l491419c. To Albany l29l2hc,
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Executiop OF a Negro.

BOWLING GREEN, KY, July 13.-George
Sheridan, the negro who murdered Patrick
Donovan on the 18th of last April, was
hung at 10 o'clock this morning. He de-
clarGd himself innocent to the last.g 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-14
Household Necessity Exists for tho
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The Cholera.

Only one case of cholera in this city and
one in Brooklyn are reported to-day
1 IL Increase of Capital Stock. .df
The Atlantic Mail Steamship Company
have decided to increase their capital stock
from $4,000,0O0 to $S,000000.
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Chicago MarEet-JuIv "a.

FL0UR-Dull. % "a tEH
WHEAT-Dnll at 81 esK@l GA for No. ], and 81 O5
for No.
C0RN-Quiet; sales at5sHc for No. !.
0AIIS-Dulli sales at 3lsS sS9s9yfor No. ]. t..'
| FRkIGHTS-Quiet at lOc on Corn, TO Buffalo
! RtCElPTS-Flopr. $500 brls; Wheat, L, 500
bush; Corn, 222 900 bash; Oats rs, 900 hush. =
! SH1HMkNTS-Flour, 45oo brls Wheat IS, 900;
Corn. 447 900 bush; Oats 1885, 600 BUSH afsf' 'llt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-14

political rights which, after reciting in preamble
the last constitutional amendment reads as follows:
/ ReSotDed, That whenever any State lately in in
surrectiOp shall have the above recited
stitutiUual amendment. the Senators and RepreSen.
tatiyes from said States, IL found duly elected and
qual fed may, after having taken the required oath
Of Office, be admitted to Congress as such.
II was ordered TO be printed, .Ht tE
Mr.. FESSBNDEN offered Joint resolution au-
thorising the Com missioner Of Internal Revenue TO
the collection of internal taxes due prior TO
July s, 1866 in the first collection district OF Maine
from persons owning property doing business in the
sss.aD 1rI asct Os o. rora9d until the close ol next
Mr.: WILLIAMS moved that the Senate take mp
the bill secure the speedy completion of the North
ern Pacific railroad. = q. =. D. -..r . d.. s.4 /. d.
( .Mr. SHERMAN said this was bill to guarantee
about hundred millions of stock for this road. He
hoped the Senate would not take IL up. tPA
90; ma rs 10. ''l'75 FI4 ' ~
Without further consideration of the bill, the
Senate adjourned after an Executive session.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIRAOY, an Es-
Say Of Warnin and instruction for Young Men.
Also Diseasetan Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers. with sure means Of relief Sent free Of
charge in ssaledAletter envelopes. Address Dr.J.t
SKllLIN 0UGHToN, Howard Association, Phil
adolphia. Pa aprll7d&w3m
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS,
Now YorK Money Harket-JuIy n

MONBY4-4aB6 per cent. the bulk of the business
STERLING ExCHANGE-Firmor at 1cok,s
l09L. - y
GOLD Higher, opening at 1879, advancing TO
1885 declining to l69K, advancing to 1897, and
closing at l52X. q. a
COVERS MENT sToOKs-Less active and
FREIEHTS-TO Liverpool steady and UNCHANGED.
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ChoIeraI Cholera.

IT is COMING! All should be prepared to ward
means, but by having at band some effectual remedy
for ready uee when the dreaded disease appears II
Is the opinion Of eminent yscians that lost cases
is used early. Such remedy we now Uffer to the
public in the article Of t''0 H'-I.J
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A BIII to Increase Salaries.

The heads of the various bureaus in the
Treasury Department have to-day been in
conference with the Congressional COM
mittee to whom was referred the petition
for Increase of salary. The result is, the
drafting of bill, which will be presented
Tomorrow, making an average increase of
25 per cent.
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HgDIf. j. r.. MILLER'S -
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With the fullest eQnfdenceinits remedial qualities
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VOL. 5 NO. "a


he descended to the hall, just in time to
see Hetty rush into the old gentlesaan's
arms with the exclamation, "Dear papa"
Out of them she came in moment, turn
ing rosy red as she murm1rei:
''Oh, papa, quite forgot-this is Mr..
Morton"
John Morton stood like one petri6ed,-
He hardly heard the old gentleman's apol-
ogy for bis absence, or the old lady's well
come.
The truth which was slowly dawning On
him made him oblivious to all else. He
stared at Hetty, whose mischievous face
was dimpling and blushing in the most be.
watching way. Aud slowly his lips form
ed two words-they were Miss Spicew
"Eh r' said the old gentleman; 81 Ireally
didn't understand you."
"The gentleman wants an introduction"
said Hetty. "Please tell him that l am
Miss Spice and your daughter"
Then she burst into peal of laughter
that made the old house ring, and brought
on her head maternal reproof for being
$50 wild before stranger"
Poor John Morton believed himself the
victim of dream.
But two hours after he had recovered
his senses, and sitting close to Hetty on
the porch in the moonlight whispered:
"Hetty, do you thing Miss Spice will
say yes?"
And Hetty answered, T think she will"
After awhile she said-the old lady's ab-
sence and the old gentleman's nap favoring
whispers:
"Never say I told you any stories. I
told you made myself generally useful
and that they gave me my board and clothes
didn't 2" r1
| eyes"
"Well, that is true"
"Ahr
$50 you fancied me servant Of your
own accord, sir. How could help that? ?"
"Oh, Hetty, Hetty But one story-nay,
two-you have told. You said Miss Spice
was ugly and cross-I know she is pretty
and an angel"
Then there was sound suspicionsly like
a kiss, and there were but three on the
porch, and Mr.. Spice was snoring SO il cod
not have been him.
One month after that there was a wed.
ding, and Mr., John Morton was united to
Miss Spice; and if all weddings were the
beginning of years as happy as they have
spent since then, it would be.well for mar.
ried folks the wide world over. Though
Mrs Morton is little mischievous, and
sometimes tells story of gentleman she
knew who travelled miles to WOO and marry
an heiress and at the end fall in love witha
girl in pink calico.