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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs-The Alexandria
Journal Of yesterday says the stockholders OF
the First National Bank OF Alexandra to -day
elected the following named gentlemen as d.
rectoTs for the coming year: Lewis McKeBzir,
Jas. NJ. Stewart, Allen &. Harmon, Andrew
Jameson. VIM. Arnold, =. r. Gregory, Jas. II.
Adams, Alex. Mcdonald.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the Bank OF
the Old Dominion was held al the old banking
house in this city to-day, for the purpose of
electng officers and tTansacting other busi-
ness. The following named gentlemen were
elected directors: q. III. Smoot, Il. IL. Lambert,
J. j. Wheat, &. r. Lee, N. Boush, j. B. Smoot,
w. G. Cazenove, and j. H. Dangerfield, OF
Alexandria, and Thomas Henderson, of Fau-
quIer. We learn that quite a spirited discus
sion occurred between Mr.. w. n. McVeigh
the former President and Mr.. Geo. H. Smoot
A few days ago, the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad machine shops in this city, turned
out beautiful specimen of work, in the shape
OF new locomotive, called the Amherst
The bridge over Difficult Greek. on the Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad, was completed
yesterday. This completes the repairing OF
the road for distance Of about twenty two
miles.
The Gosette says The persons arrested
charged with being concerned in certain dis
turbances W hich occurred here on last Christ
mas day, are TO be tried before a military COM
mission, which holds its sessions in the United
States district courtroom, in the post OH 80
building.
Asan evidence Of the coldness the weather
il may be mentioned that horse which had
been standing this morning for some time, A.
the foot of King street, was frozen so stiff that
be fell in his tracks. The ice IN the river this
morning was so thick that persons crossed over,
opposite this city, from shore To shore.
1t is said that the severity of the present
weather is inducing number of the freedmen
to seek employ ment, for the winter al least, in
other places besides Alexandria.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
First week of the GREATEST SENSATIONAL
DRAMA ever written, founded on facts which have
lately occurred on the Green Soil of Erin, ensitled
THE FENIAN'S OATH;
On,
THE IDIOT OF KILLARNEY,
Introducing
Nev Gee ney and Indicents,
Don Denwan's Cabin.
Branahsn's Glen, the Pattern Of Ballyhar,
The best Irish Fairy Scene ever produced on any
Stage.
Recky Pass,
Devils Pnch Bowl,
The Fenisn's Oath,
The Duel in the Dark,
The Bivouac of the British Troops,
Attack of Fenians.
Matineet on Saturday.
SECOND GRAND CONUNDRUM NIGHT,
TUESDAY, Jan Is. THREE GRAND PRIZES.
Send in your Conund runs
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BANKERS.

BANK ERS.
JAY COOKE CO.,
BANK ERs,
Fifteenth street, oproSits T,easxry,
Buy and sell at current rates, and keep always
en- hand, 3 full supply of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
I-3O TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &c.,
And pay the highest prices for
oUARTERMAsTERS CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS 3-dh
First National Bank
OF lsHINGTON
Il. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke 4 Co.. President
VIM. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
18th ST., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Government securities with Treasurer United
States.
1ONE MILLION DOLLARSN
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection,
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to us
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN.
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON. Cashier.
WARRINGTON. March %. 1868. anti
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~The falls Of ST. Anthony are receding and
disappearing.
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EEAhtLLED LEATHER DUCK fer Carriage
H Covering: and Green and Black RnAmellrd
Muslin Tor FnInt lre Covering, for sale st Ne 81
7th 81, BY J. D. EDMOND CO. det-lu
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Management has the pleasure to announce
having effected, st immense Xpense, = limited
engagement With the charming and talented Wash
iRgton fayorite,
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who will appear in her unapprnachable impersona
ton Of FANCHDN. The CRICKET.
Miss Mitchell will be supported in her fayOrite
role by cast Of eminent fitness. embracing many
well known fsvOritss of the Company, assisted by
number If talented artists from abroad, especially
engaged for their peculiar adaptability to the
d:G1UntIS persona
Return for a few nights only of the popular and
talented younR American DaDseIse. MISS AU-
GCSTA. who will appear at the end of the per-
formaBEe in entirely New Dance
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a iIEkrI0E. eH0EMAKERs. LEATHEB
a spd WINNINGS at cost Cor the next ten days
f5s lith street, estveen K and north
de lof' II a Hall,
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EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES INSTEAM
II EEGINEERIEG, by Chief Engineer B. Y,
Isherwood, U. o. N. vol2. just pnblished.
Hou PRANCK TAYLOR.
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IssUBE YOUR PROPERTY AT HOME.
FIRE INSURANCE.
TIE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE CON-
PAEY OF WASHINGTON,
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
CAPITAL 100000

RISKS TAKEN At THE LOWEST RATES.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
NO CHARGE FOB POLICIES
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y. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree
24-ly WARRINGTON, ID. O
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NOTICE.
The undersigned takes this method to inform
HOusekeepers in general, that he is prepared to
farnish the different varieties Of Wood and Coal
80 suld thisu market, either sawed and split
in cord lengths, to suit purchasers on the most
reasonable terms, and respectfully SELECTS share
ofpublc patronage. corner ofI2th street and Canal
de l2-Im' JOHN T. LACEY.
rRYLERS COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
II ARABIC viii be found q most pleasant safe
and speedy remedy for CoUGHs, CoLDs, HoIRsE-
sEss, CROUP, WHoePISG COU6R, AND ALL AFPEC-
Tons OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS. Its Superior
efeasy in arresting stubborn coughs, and the hrst
stages Of consumption, has long been known and
appreciated by most famiEes and ply sicians Price
~ cents per bsttle.
HAS been in constant use In our family for over
twenty years, and with inyariable success think
80 sn excellent remedy
Amsrtcan QFes, Bali. JOS. J. DOBBIN
IAN sttache Of this Office, long troubled with a
stubborn cough, and who supposed his lungs to be
affected, has received the greatest bene6t from a
single bottle. Bali CItppsr.
Since introduced il here: several Of our physi.
no eoSTn- III BUZZ Re1tSf, PortJmoufh.
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OFFICE:
424 18th st, nearly opposite Riggs h Co.'s Bank
ing House.
BRANCH OFFICE:
AtJOHE II. J0HNSONs Law Office No 81 La
ave, near Bank Of Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16
NEW YORK, THURSDAY, AUGUST le, lsse-TRIPLE SHEET.
SITUATIONS wANrHD-FEnALEs.

GEAMsTREss' SITUATION wASTED-ny A GIRL; is
~ an operator Wheeler wilson's machine, 70 out
me gay or week has machine OF her own " wanted
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MARBLE MANTEr.r.

IA AARBLEizED SLATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ls
NV apEsMrAnce more durable, half he F.sa of lari~
r. r. STEWART oo sixth avenue between Jhiriy nnh and
yhrlg'.sssth streets.
MARBLE wANTFIs -THP HFnf rfACP IN ruR
M cssv "A, uurrhAse Marble Nantes o the at1et sasns
NJ very Wv H. ir~a u =, A KLAniRs Maffc Warks no
im Esss Elenft.plh sscei ncaf Third New tosk
Cut ahis rut
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frMTED STATES Army Aopgcy, 7s md. .spwkY,
~ up stairs. removed from q blsssxer street. ~ vcgs
stty. taution.-sDidieFs and TIER heirs 90 tDpei
sessnss THO numerous advesiscmenta citing thef
70 bounty, under laws just passed Soldiers - sf ana
ksier in person az this oce for Information nnd ~ d.
ireS heir claims win br forwarded. Established irfg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-13
New York Market-June 10,

COTTOS-Le,s excited: 40 "a 42c for middlinR: re-
ce1pis q the week $4,000 bales. from all points
FLOUR-Opened more steady. hut cosed dull and
dropping for common grades 81 65Rs 30 for extra
state s8 SOgS IS for extra round hoop Ohio and
60 s0a,l0 81 for trade brands -
MHiSkY-Quiet at - 2692 81 for Western
MHEAT-Opened frner, and cl ssd dull and de-
pclinng for common grades 81 sO9l 81 for spring
S2 10 for very handsome new No. . Milwaukee;
~ y ior new No. Milwaukee q 1902 20 for win
ter red western.
RYEEI,SGsrce and firm at 81 for western. - .
BARDEY-pull.
harley MALT-Quiet
CORN-Farly active at l9lJIc advance; 7taslc
Tor unsound new mixed western; s29s2 &c for sound
yellow; SO gsjc for old mixed western. -' I'''
OAIS-Quite firm, but closed dull and dropping
at bSg5S5ie tor new western-lattor price for Wis
cOnstn, and T0g72c for new Iowa
CQFFEE-MOre active at 1877.
=, SUGAR. DULL Cuba MuECUvado at I07< dlIHc:
Havana at l0J{ sl2h.
MOLASSbS-Dull: Porto Rico 73kc
POrkOLEU M;..Dqll at 25G2oc for crude, and
AOs4lc for refined in bond.
PORk-Active and firmer; S3l 25d3l IS for nev
mess, closing az s3l rs regular 500 5O@2s rs for Old
do, and S24 75G25 % for prime. Also, $50 barrels
new mess, for June. july aud August sellers ana
BUYERS, option, at S3l 50932 10, =
BEEf-Steady at &l692l for new plain mess, and
81 30 t24 30 for new eXta mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet at S45G46. ...
BACON-Active; I54c for Cumberland cut, and
l6Agl6ts &c for short ribbed. -
CUT MEATS-Steady: sales e35 pkgs at I2k9
lShc for shoulders; u slshe for hams
LARD-Dul and heavy vt lg922Hc
By IIEk-ouiet at 2O932c for Ohis and 2594Oo
CHEESE Quiet at I0SlslIc.
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IInIIAE

Mr.. SCHENCK, from the committee on Military
Affairs. reported back with amendments, Senate
Joint resolution in regard tO bounties cOlOred SOL
diers and bOuntes, pensions and allowances TO their
heirs. The amendments were agreed 10 and the
joint resolution as amended passed.
:, Mr. Ell. introduced bill granting land 10
the State OF California 10 aid In the construction Of
certain wagon roads for military and postal purposes
which was read twice and referred to the COMMITTEES
on Public Lands
A bill passed declaring legally married and their
children legitimate c0Ored persons who previous TO
their actual emancipation, lived together as IL mar
ried in the District Of COlumbia.
Mr.. DELANO introduced bill amendatory of the
n val Appropriation bill Of this session, He ex-
planned that the section Of that billrepealing Sec
ton Of the act Of 1885, had the effect of increasing
the pay of navy officers from 20 TO 80 per cent equal
TO 81 0OOO annually, and said that neither House
had had any idea OF doing anything Of The kind. II
the pay Of navy off ;ers ought TO be increased, it
ought to be done openly and knowingly.
Messrs. LEBL0ND and PIKE obje,ting 10 it's
consideration now the bill was referred to the COM
mittee on Naval Afairs
Mr.. LONGYEAR asked and obtained unanimous
consent to report substitute for Senate bill to ex-
tend the time for the reverson to the United States
Of lands granted by Congress TO aid in the cOnst
t!On Of railroad from Amber, by Hillsdale Lam
sing, TO some point OH near Traverse Bay, in the
State Of Michigan. The substitute which extends
the time seven years was adopted. and the bill rs
amended was passed. . .I
Mr.. TR0WBRIGE introduced bill for the re-
lief Of certain conpaniet Of MICHIGAN militia which
was read twice and referred 10 the committee on
Claims, .
Mr.. SCHENCK. from the Conference committee
on joint resolutions relative 10 the appointments TO
the Mil lltary Academy, made a report, which was
agreed to- - -
The House then at o'clock adjourned, p
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Cruel Treatment OF PrIsoner,.


The treatment OF the prisoners on their
way through the Canadian towns is very
rough. They are jeered and taunted, and
IN one instance one of them was severely
maltreated by the mob.
| Specials from Malone state that the Fe4
nian spirit is broken. They say there will
not be hundred Fenians left there by next
Monday night.
Captured Arms Rescued by the
Fenians-AnOIlier Carload SeIz-
ed.
Ogdensburg specials state that the Feni-
ans have rescued the arms and ammunition
seized by the United States troops at Brash-
ear Fails, and Col. Vodges has gone to re-
capture them.
Three SchOOners Loaded With
Fenians Captured.
An Ottawa special reports the capture of
the three schoOners which passed down st.
Clair river with Fenians aboard.
A reconnaissance of the American shore
from Ogdensburg to Oswego, by British
gun boats, found nothing available In
which Fenians could cross. A feeling of
public security is returning.
Mass Meeting nt 81. James Hall.
BUFFALO, June l2-There was a large
meeting of Fenians at st. James Hall to-
night. A considerable sum of money was
subscribed to support Fenians in town un-
til the action of Congress Oh the recent res
olution is known.
The Fenians generally will not accept
transportation to their homes from the Gov
ernment, coupled with pledges not to
again take up arms to invade Canada They
think Government has no right to de-
mand such sacrifice of their prin-
ciples, which is tantamOunt to asking
them to give up Fenianism. 1t is feared
stringent measures will have to be taken by
the Government to compel them to leaye
this vicinity. -'.
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Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-Superane $500 5O extra at sIO9Io rs.
family At 81 269l2 25 and fancy at Si3 IA So
do at SO 65a2 7O No new do at 81 GOSa Is. No
doat q SOSs 50; extra Spring at . 1902 20, and
OoRN-si862c for mixed shellsd, in elevator. and
0ATS-l5OO bush extra white sold on the landing.
sacks returned, St 5se; but this was considerably
SOC, and 1000 do do at 49c. SIN NJ
. BARLEY-Choice Fall would bring 81 5Oa1 so.
POkh-Mess is held At S3l so. and some were ak
BULK held at lsk. l6K and l7,<,
for Shoulders, Sides and clear Sides, aud mot much
BAC0N-Firmi holders were asking I5c for ShouI-
der lsc for Sides, for ear Sides and IN was
dncut to buy any large quantities below these QUO
LARD-neclined to 2l1c.
GOTTON-Middling is held at S7a3sc, but there "a
C3FFEfE-ffar t1 to CHOICE cbS tSsfaS' Ro 2lsaso.
81 UGAR-haw l99l5c; hard refined do l7Ifda
MOLASSES-PortoR Rico steady at sOc.
BUTTrR-Prims TO choice Central Ohio aI09A.
CHEESE-A steady but rather dull market Al II
@l @lSe iHC neI selectedi the latter an outside rate
EGGS - Prime at ls9lsc per dozen, shippers'
count. FFN0
-HATLmA fair local demand at $Il9l2 per tun for
prime Timothy, on arrival. ~
WHlSKY-Ihere continues to be good demand
for 59E9dedi Ef, at At 25c Duty paid quiet at te a.
S66EEPRTTdtElsSy S6ERTdES remains TpS steady at % e'.
s. prime, from store. i've
Wo0L-The new crop is ocining in more freely.
and fnds ready msrke', On some grade, prieess
have advanced l92c per ID. We quote: N''O''
Ohio and Indiana-Coarse at I0I94Sc; medium. az
950ci fine, 50a.55 and extra, ,0S62c.
Kentucky nwashed 2393Oc washed s7dD45c: tub
washed 4094Tc; pulled "a 4Oc
Tennessee-Unwashed 2Oa25c
@5Oc 'O n"o ~
T0BACCO-Tho market has ruled quiet during
most Of the week; there is, however, a fair demand
for hns grades OF leaf. but there is not much Offer
changed. ~
YMgnia-Common lugs 6 6@l2o medium Ia.S
75c. wight "
Ohio Seed Leaf--Fillers, per lb, 2s4c; Medium
0D2Oc, He 4"
Mason County--Trash 994Nc. lugs 41SDsc; msdi-
um leaf lO@l2c; good leaf l5@lsc; fne ieaf 3O@95c.
selections, bright and sweet, sO94Sc. = -
ManutactuIed-- Sc, ss and los. sS875c; dark
quarters s0c9Sl so; bright pounds, common. oee1S
81 %; bright pounds, fine, o. 1901 40;l VfIeiuia
81 009l so. 10 rfssTr Il 80 n - - EN n4io'
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siderable fuctuatlon, closed steady at 42s6d
@42s0d for p. C. Linseed Oil, after de-
clining to 64s, closed firm at 36s.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening, June g.
Cotton sales to-day $4,000 bales, including
5000 bales to spectators and exporters
The market is firm and buoyant with an
advance of I'D per ID, occasioned by later
advices from America. Middling uplands
quoted at about lad. Breadstuffs market
quiet. Provision market is inactive. Tai
low frmer, with slight advance.
LONDON, Saturday evening, June a.
Consuls closed at S51a @S524 extra dividend.
American stocks-U. 5. 5-20's 642l@6514;
Illinois Central 761a@77; Erie railroad 42X
(D43
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
A lot of goods from the pirate Shenan-
doah was auctioned to-day, bringing good
prices.
The shipbuilders' and caulkers strike ter
minated to-day, they going to work at the
old rates.
| The Express states that the Western I'm
ion Telegraph company was consolidated
yesterday, with the American Telegraph
| Company.
The Court of Appeals has confirmed the
sentence of death of Gonzales and Pellicier
for the murder of Brookly.
| Financial.
| New YORK, June 12.-The Commercials
money article says: The stock market con-
tinues extremely dull. There is falling
| off in the orders from outside parties. Erie
isunsetted and the street is befogged as to
the movements OF the leading operators.
! The broker ef the speculative director is
Offering to sell any part of 5000 shares at
G0@5919c seller, but without success. Gov
ernments are not affected by the lower quo
tions OF 5-2O's at London. Skies of 1881
re &c better, closing at HOS. 1905 are
| 15c lower. ..-,-..
The demand for money is light. The
brokers are readily supplied at per cent.
on Governments. Round amounts may be
borrowed at per cent. Discounts are
moderately active at 5@7 per cent. for
prime paper.
Gold has taken another short upward
turn. The bulls have availed themselves of
the demand foEexport TO run up the pre-
MUM. The pHce opened at l4316, but sub
sequently declined slightly.
Shipments by tO-morrow's steamer seem
likely to reach million and half to two
million. Judging from the tone of private
advices by the Scotia, shipments may be
expected to fall off to merely a nominal
amount after this week. Foreign bankers
are beginning to calculate the probabilities
OF the return of much of the specie sent out
last month at no distant period. We find
no indications thatany 5-20s have been re-
turned by the Scotia. Foreign exchange is
rrther tirmer. There is more demand for
| sight bills than was expected, importers
differing in remittance as much as possible.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-13

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boom The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,t
ronder the skin soft szd fresh to prevent eruptions
TO perfume clothin,. 90.
ltOvercomeS the unpleasant odOr of perspiration.
@ 1t remOvesredness, tan. blotches, DO. e 90. H.
1tcures nervous headache and allaysi Inflammation.
ltcools. softsnS and adds delicaoy to the skin. "A.
ltyieds asubdued and lasting perfume g'rrt
Itcures musqueto bites and stngs Of insects.
Itcontains no material injurious TO the skin. +
PatroniSed by Actresses and Opera Singers. II 10
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumery. or Toilet Water after
I'D DEMAS BARNES d co.
d Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-13

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor Fl"
1t is the best and cheapest in the world. Price
75 cents. "rr.
1t gives beautiful, lustrous, natural color.
Iti complete in one bottle
1t does the work the first time.
IL does not crock. smut or stain.
II does not rub of or fade.
Italwsys gives satisfaction. A child can applyit
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process (know only to Mr.. Mathews), which renders
it infinitely superior to any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY, DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is SO easily recognized when an inferior article
has been used.
Invest rs cents, and you will be convinced
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. |. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES a CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. ....... ... ......-. . ... mAyiO-deodly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-13

This sthe most delightful and Extraordinary article
erdiScovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to pOarly satin texture Of ravishng beauty
imparting the marble purity of youth. and the dis
tf'9"o appearance so inviting in the city belle of
fashion. 1t removes tan rockies, pimples and
,roughneSs from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparentand smooth. 1t contains no ma
teral injurious to the skin. PatroniEed by Actress
cs and Opera Singers. 1t is whatevery lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W. 4. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York.
oct9-dGwly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-13

10 the passage Of this act, and whose pay amounts
to less than 81 900 per annuu, the sum Of slO0.
Nj. DOOLITTLB offered aresolution calling up
on the President for any information In his posses.
sion relative to the depsrtare Of Austrian troops for
Mexico, and askei ita immediate consideration.
Mr.. FESSENDEN objected and the resolution
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-13
New York Stock Market-June Ie.

STOCKS $40 coupons, 90, lC21S; Treasury
notes lst series lo2 % Do Io2il ga do lo9 Ohio
a. Michigan tifcate' Ss; Western Union telegraph
741i Reading iOeS; Michigan southern 7oH; Cleye-
land x Pittsburgh s3f; Northwestern 3OX; do pro-
tered 90; Rock Island 921l; Fort W syne 81,
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New HorIK Cattle market-June IL. Z
The current prices for the week At ali ahs r,s.I.

.
The current prices for the week at all che markets
BEEF CATTLE-First quality, per head SIe 70
@ls co. ksrto good. Sl4 5O9le so; Common, ois %
OIL o0i Inferior eI2 90 glt00. 81 8 - Er-' W.
COWS AND CAI4YES-Extras per head. Sssm
S9S First quality, S75 0oasO 90. Ordinary, Sos %
@gS 90; Common. $50 OOSeO 90; Inferior, $50 COZ
VEAL CALVES First duslity. per Ib, Il0t1c; cd
oTSqinssEE lUS IIci C0ppen, s9ac; Inferior, Issc.
Sil II q Prime S%uslity % g SSS7 90 0rdinAFy, 500
SWINE Heavy corn fed. psr ID, iO,Ee; Light
and Medium, I09l0kc. w W
Beef Cattle reeeded l92c per lb the decline Ia the
result OF increased recepts and the poorer quaties
of offerings, many of which wore auite pocr ths
range Of prices was as aboye bat the greater propor
tion q cattle was held at from l4k to is 6K0lfc.
Gales Sere IN sympathy with Beef Cattle. No
change in QuOthtions.I XRNE q - ~
% Sheep and Lambs in fair demand, and market
without decided change. andsrules In favor Of theg
HCs.wihOut decided shanas.e.' @ Sasi iSe E Ei' Bs
The total receipts Of all stocks at all yards for The
week were as iol0Ws, Reeves 7,l96, Cows 81; Veal
Calves 1905 sheep and Lambs Is 6s5 Swine llals