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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-09-11
A B. ARTHUR. ID. ID. $.

IT aw Notice.-Having obtained copy Of
IL the Rules and Forms of Proceedings IN
BANkRupTcY, made out by the Judges of the Su-
preme Court of the United States, and entered
upon the Record Of Minutes Of that Court with
directions to be conformed to by all the Federal
District Courts-I will now undertake to procure
DEGREES of Discharges in Bankruptcy, from pecu-
mary embarrassment for all who may desire such
relief. J. B. WATTS,
august 7-Gm - Attorney at Law.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-09-11

'ublished 6g permission from the Copy-si
3S New Orleans Crescent.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-09-11

NICHE s. NICHE,
Il Att0rEa eysst L aw.
SassS Il. STAUNTON, VA.
Practice in the Federal Court ct Stannton; in
all the Courts Of Augusta County; in the Circuit
and County Courts Of Rockingham and in the
Circnit Court Of Rockbridge, ~ So
Collection of claims promptly attended to-,
may Soft
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-09-11
Highly Interesting.


Mr Lovers of Gentle Consorts, he > =
Eas~ Wives and Children,
nag Right Minded Brothers, ssss
a@. Devoted Sisters,
Fond Grandpapas,
e4 Seg ~aoiling Grandmammas,
BE- Chilast. 4.oa
NaF. Maiden Aunu.e,
.,i.a .s 49, Expectant Nieces,
-l-ia vi Is lri4 pssss a. I,I.sirbrained Nephews,
rssgias5Fs ii Hesays a.,oals of all Colors!
uiA find it to their advantage to ca On 'ne unr
&C. Genns ~ no FrnR,sosy. S. H. HlLB,
may l-tf* crawford 5 cornoi' Nv.
- 800 2 - ~ y III TO Cost.
ip-Soii TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL GOODS.
az M am selling my entire steok OF
DRY GOODS, si.aAs 9fA
-e3.a NH .0Ft flS EOOTS. ' FL
ley lsa8iisx Ia .ga58saa ISL SHOES, 'e.s 7s9.
al ~ tsesss HATS,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-09-11

CAI cSO., WV
Wlt7sOaAt REGARD to Cost.
THOSE WANTING BARGAINS &a4
7-n5 . slSe9 % SHOULD CALL AT ONCE.
80 5auc,st 7tfx e w. NJ. POOLE.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-09-11

Hoop Skirts. So - - 80,
II The ''patent Odessa collapsing skirt
which can be altered to any shape instantly, has
created quite sensation amongst the ladies. The
advantages they possess are great and easily no
iced call and see them. Also lot of Hoop
skirts the cheapest in the market
June 19-tf 49,. 80 -r..s u. u II mo IL q w.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-09-11

KTotice!-The subscriber has removed his
= N Drug Store from Virginia Hotel corner
to the room on Min Street recently occupied by
S.. NJ. Woodward s. Bro, and opposite Mrs. Fa-
CAMS Millinery store, where he will be pleased to
see his friends and the public generally.
just received fresh supply of Drugs and Med
icines Also Garden Seeds.
april lofts DR.. J. l.. BROWN.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-09-11

Non-Explosive Coal Oil.-The only
IN article that can be used with safety, will
burn one third longer, and sold at the same price
as the inferior grades, at
y april lofts Drug Store.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-09-11

c1oaks, &c.-Cloaks, Mantlla a. ,5 SIX n,s ana
~ cloth Jackets at D. 1911. L. -, ~ ~
If the darkened Heavens lower wrap 10y OloaN
Cloth is mphtier than the storm lmay In
TmDOrtant.-A fine assortment OF hlus 81, -
Instruments, Pocket and Taoie ou'iei " 4. a.,
and Window Paper, also fine assortment Oh w
linen shades. ia be found at YM,F.TAg
may 22-tf u. Alhon o. w y.
1TfIjST received . large lot Of WINDOW and
- WALL PAPER Of all kinds and styles
sid cheaper than aay eyer hrougns .9 'S IN 1t1'
o., by :, =" - = = - = ~
july 24-H
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VOL
MEDICAL.

g ~ 7.7se MAIN STREET, STAUNT0N, VA.
"a. asa Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Il DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND CHEMICALS,
II a5,,g PAINTS, OILS, vARNISHES, .e-Es.f
80 .l,sags4 GLASS, PUTTY, &c. isgr..g.
PURE. WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICAL
.s.sa4 49, s.r USE. ses .sgsa
!. DYE WOODS AND DYESTUFFS GENERALLY.
Medicines warranted genuine, and OF. the best
,,s' ~. .,,.ss,. quality ssfta
Customers will find our stock complete, COM
prising many articles it is Impossible here to emu
merate, and all sold at Baltimore prices. s
feb 6-tf* -. D., Il +-..-t5...- ~ 4 -.s.y..-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-12

Bathing houses for the masses are sadly
wanted in Philadelphia. In Boston you can
not smoke in the street, but you can at all
hours of the day enjoy n bath at the public ex-
pense. There are twelve public ba tbs in the
modern Athens-four for girls and misses and
the balance for boys and men. Why should
we not have similar institutions here? The
Board OF Health having been rendered help
less by orr City Councils, what will the peo-
pie do who have not bathing houses Of their
ownG II they take plunge in the river
within city limits they are seized by the
police and if they go where bathing is per-
missible, il costs them from fourteen to twenty
eight cents car fare. Let us have free baths
and plenty of them. Cleanliness, they say, is
akin TO goodness. Water costs less than
Judges, jurics, and policemen. The best way
10 populariZe it is for the friends of temper
ance reform 10 agitate the subject of free
baths. Philadelphia STIR.
The Baltimore Sun advises the refusal Of all
notes on the Third National Bank of Philadel-
phia. There are many and good counterfeits
of them.
Hon. James Guthrie, of Kentucky, whose
illness has for some time past prevented him
from taking his seat in the United States Sc
nate, Is recovering his health.
Mr.. William Bell has been appoin ted by the
Secretary of the Treasury 10 proceed to New
Orleans and take charge OF the First National
Bank.
While the clerks in an express Office in
Portsmouth, n. H., We're looking ut circus
going along the streets, few days since, a thief
slipped inside and stole 5000.
At fashionable church in New York the
contribution plates are carried around by the
young ladies, 10 the great benefit OF the
treasury.
4 hoot-black who was rejected by n cham
bernaid tried 10 hang himself inSPittsburg
few days since, but the rope broke
The metrical system of weights and mea-
sures has been established in the Sandwich
Islands.
The State, county, and town debts of New
York amount to $40, 900, or about thirty
five dollars for each inhabitant.
The Cincinnati City Councils have appoint
ed n committee TO report 4 suitable location
for park OF 300 acres.
John Randolph's former slaves are settled
in Ohio, and are highly spoken Of for industry
and good conduct.
General Howard has appointed J. NJ Lang
ston, the colored lawyer of Ohio, inspector Of
freedmen's schools for Virginia.
General SchoGeld says that Order No Is
does not apply TO watchmen or other minor Of
fees.
A man in Ohio has commenced 5000 suit
against woman for attempting to alicnae
his wife's affections from him.
The hotel and saloon keepers of Battle
boro', VT, have agreed to sell no liquors At all
10 men in the habit of abusing their use.
The Baltimore american repeats that Mr..
Davis positively refuses 10 ask for pardon
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From Central America.

New YORK, June 1.-THE steamer Arizona,
from Aspinwall with s6j9, 900 in treasure, has
arrived.
NJ. Provost, United States Consul at Guaya-
quill, is dead.
The Panama Herald says destructive block.
ade has commenced in the interior Of the CO.
lombian States.
The Isthmus was yet tranquil, but Mos
quera threatened to send troops there. He
had arrested a number of the members OF the
Colombian Congress, and declared majority
of the body traitors.
The President of Panama had ordered n
commercial war tax, against which the foreign
consuls protested.
The President of Magdclena had declared
himself President Of Colombia on the ground
that Mosqucra had turned traitor.
The port Of Santa Maria had been block
AIDED
The cholera has disappeared from Nicara-
qua.
Peru advices state that General CASTILLO
had taken the field at the head of the revolu-
tioniStS
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NRs. CoLE's CONFESSIONAL SICKLEs CASE.
The only witness examined in the Cole case at
Albany was Police Commissioner Shepard.
H. produced a letter which the prisoner had
in his possession when arrested, which was
:-.n the prisoners wife and was the written
90 acknowledgement Of her infdelity. 1t nearly
lex, one page OF n sheet of note paper, and
VS. written in u clear running hand that be-
..Sau-d education and refinement. Ii was
o dressed &c Dear Husband and went on TO
,...r that Gin the summer of lS64,' J.. IL.
Il >s1cE, partly by force" succeeded in ha-
VIA. criminal intercourse with her, and that
.-. connection was repeated on subsequent
OCCASIONS. II was drawn up in the form of n
statement, and is breYity and wording indi-
.... hat II might have been written from die
-sr.gu. Certainly il bears no resemblance to
:tn confession OF = heart. broken, peniteuf
wife. The letter will not he made public until
,Ha ,rlal, but the above is its tenor. and i'll
r.-i he wording Of the letter.-Nstc YORK. Yri-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-12

SPECIAL CABINET MEETING. There WINS a
special meeting OF the Cabinet yesterday to
consider, rs IL was understood in weliin-
tormed circles, the conduct Of General Sheri.
dan In Louisiana, and General Schofleld in
Virginia.
We have good reasons to believe that in.
attractions, founded upon the ideas of the chief
legal officer OF the Government, will be given
IN due time In more categorical manner and
In such form as 10 render compliance a matter
OF military as well as civil duty.
The opinion of the Attorney General sup.
Elementary TO that recently given and pub
itshed upon the proper Interpretation Of the
late reconstruction acts of Congress respecting
suffrage In the southern States has not yet
been completed, and will not be, we under
stand for some time.-Nrtfondl Htttigencer,
llH
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From Tampico.

NEW ORLEANS, June love have received
the following ria Havana
7umpico, May 30.-General Gomez still
holds out having pronounced against Juarez
and in favor of Ortega. On the morning of
the 18th portion Of the garrison revolted in
favor of Juarez, when fight ensued, which
lasted five hours, in the streets. The revolving
party was put TO flight, some taking refuge
on the United States steamer Yantic and the
merchant vessels in the harbor. Many were
shot while seeking a place of safety. The
forces Of JuareZ outside the city are drawing
their lines around this place, and battle is ex-
pected soon.
The United States flagship De Soto, Com.
Boggs, with Admiral Palmer aboard, left for
Pensacola to transfer the Admirars flag to the
United States ship Susquehanna. She goes
thence TO Philadelphia.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washina,..


WARRINGTON, June 1.-THE appoin trnent;o
Flanders successor to the treasury agency A.
New Orleans II under consideration.
The President advises the Tennessee petit
toners for protection To apply simultaneously
to General Thomas and Governor Brownlow
thus giving Brownlow the opportunity and
Thomas tho right to protect them.
The President is not very we'll, being threat.
ened, IL Is said, with Brights kidney disease
There Is Cabinet meeting to-day. 1t 1,
stated that only Stanton will sustain the dis.
trict commanders in alleged illegal assump.
ton of power.
The attorneys in the Surratt case are engaged
in wrangling over jury technicalities raised
by the prosecution.
1t Is supposed that Stanbery's views in.
volving the restraint upon the district com.
manders will be discussed in Cabinet meeting
to-day. II is thought his views about regis.
tration will be enforced by high authority
SECOND DISPATCH.
WAsHIyaroS, June ll.-Internal revenue re-
ceipts to-day reached $4,000.
All the members Of the Cabinet attended its
prolonged session to-day.
The President is In his usual health to day.
Information has reached the Land Office
from gentlemen making tour in the western
country that it teens with crops and fruits.
The ninety nine bonds stolen from the Trea-
sury lately were in an unfinished condition,
and not likely to impose upon the public.
In the Surratt case, the discussion Of the
jury question continued until the adjournment
Of the court with no decision.
The New York Tribune of this morning says
"Let Sheridan or Sickles, for instance, be re-
moved, and summer session Of Congress is
inevitable. With summer session, the Pre-
sident's power will assuredly be so limited
that it will not be in his power ever after TO
remove any general commanding"
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R,nody ARRAY in I.onssiana.

NV ORLEANS, June "a bloody ARRAY oc.
,,,rrrd AT Natchitoches parish. The following
or, The particulars G. ". Staufier and John
Zones we're partners, but had had some quar-
~sI Or Jones and Judge IL. d. Jones, II is
arcrrd threatened to kill Stauirer If he did
~, leave the place. Last Monday Staniter
was abcGt TO have the Jones brothers bound
over 10 keep the peace, when the Judge and the
p5ctor attacked him. Just ri this time John
Tones rode up, and with double barrellcd
Shot gun killed Staufier. The sheriff, John
hughes, attempted 20 arrest the Joneses, and
vs. shot in the head and severely injured,
ard an assistant wcs shot in the arm. These
To.eses are nephews OF Governor Wells, and
+ T. Jones was appointed 10 the Supreme
Bench OF the State during Weiss administra.
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real Estate AGENCIES.

A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
"A OF LANDS IN vIRGfEIA.-With q view TO
aid those 10 this State who have lands for sale. -
well to invite ind ustrious immigrants with espi
tai to settle In Virginia, the undersignsd has
opened an once In the city OF Richmond, Va, on
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary strseu,
for the purpose Of negotiating for the purchase OF
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS. MILL SITES,
sc.
Parties having lands for sale, and who will con.
tract TO sell at mod crate rates, at my option, giving
me sufficient time Sssy thrss Or four monthsl 70
effect the sams, VIII most likely be able to dis.
pose Of their property, ~ they furnish me with
full description as 10 location, quantity pico, &c
My acquaintance with the northern people is ex.
tsniive, and with Q thorough knowledge Of the
lands In Virgins, hope to succeed in giving en-.
tire satisfaction 10 both buyer and seller.
Twill charge q commission to the purch sser, but
nothing 10 the seller, as propose TO toorh for ths
purchaser, and not for the vendor.
/ respectfully invite communication with me,
either personally or by letter ; and II, upon exam.
ination, the lands offered are thought to be desira
BILE and cheap, will provide the necessary con-
tracts and recommend them to my north ern friends,
using my influence and best exsrtions to effect
sales. FRANKLIN STEARNS,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary,
Richmond. Va.
Msssrs. James D. Blackwell. attorney st law, and
B.. II; Smith will act a. my confidential agents.
lie l0-2m
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Charles Iur,pl,in. the individual who made
h q, fearful leap from Hudson River rail :.
..sd train some days ago, ana was supPoseu
ryn.ye met instant death in consequences, Is
O.. resent alive and well in Stockport. lie
saws that ~ had $4,000 III money win hhn'
b., mere were thieves on the train who want
,l 10 EilIand rob him, and he thought IL less
!sA 10 Jump overheard than remain with
them.
Tie new law which permits practlcing
attorney 10 act as Judge p'1 Is'a. Tor the trlai
.. ANY cause IN which the Judge III once Is lhle-
rested was iuaugurated satisfactorily in our
Circuit Court last week. Colonel j. Is Balu-
via rI-s.drG in the case with all the dignity
aaa efficiency of Il "sure enough JuoSe'-
N'hrap" Sp,c.DtDT.
Nv wheat from Georgia has made its APP
T.aI.mce on the New York Corn Exchange.
The rlpcutug of the harvest will advance
lgr'uwtrd al the rate of twelve miles day.
10 The tide water regions of Virginia the mar
',s- vi! commence by the 18th instant New
s.u'AcTH wheat and hour viii soon be IN mar
49,.
Tie Fredericksburg Ltdyer reports man
CALLING himself George William Thompson
and thinning 10 be n registrar, as having COZ,
4r.l'H, 10 one dollar per voter TWO thousanu
dollars from The " intelligent eontrabahds Ill
Ar Northern Neck.
Tie yacht Henrietta, winner of the ocean
'a'ut race, arrived in port Saturday, haNins
'.iH." Tie lyIugwari passage from w"
la.r'y-two days and eleven housekeeping the
Nt.ia, which came in the other day, by seven
Teen hours.
John Antrim, of the firm Of Antrim u
sweet, merchants In st. Louis, has fallen heir
pa very large state Ia Ireland, the properly
d lhe late Earl of Antrim. The whole estate
! valued AZ e. 900 900 sterling, OF Which MI
antrim gets about one half.
An Euglshman lately sold his child, III
~ ale house TO one Runcum, Tor eight pence
1At mother Of the child protested against tho
y!fun, bat 'Runcun refused 10 SURRENDER
We child until compelled BY magistrate
>. J Lewis Bro, the well known manu-
!"luriug chemists OF Philadelphia, nave de.
"ih.inei TO close their works on SATURDAY u.
81 CLOCK unNl September LIST, 80 as 10 CIV
'"'lI WOTkmen some recreation.
Inc Richmond Dispatch says the eonstruc-
nTH put upon the construction acts ny Iehe
,a' H'hoAeid "will not disfranchise I'VE lho"
''p men IN The State" and we believe the
rD.b'" 10 be very nearly correct In its esi-
'-1 -ibtrriSoHburg linton (Radicdt).
Inc President Of the United States and his
,S'yft wlil leave Washington city for Boston
Va !Iday morning the 2lst instant. HIS es-
MI VIII consist of Washington Commandery,
70. l. and Columbia Commandery, NO. =,
AHlshh Iemplar.
Jefferson Davis is going 20 make short trip
England Has4tn2soa S@r'
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OF THE

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original Novelette,:
and Prize Of SleO will be given for the third best
original Novelette,
HOME JOURNAL.
The MSS. must be in hand by August !, 1867.
The publishers Of the SOUTHERN HOME
JOURNAL design making this paper strictly =
POIeesH n nre e S dsy0'1 e
fOKE. POETRY, HISTORY, and TIE TRUTH,
As there is not weekly paper OF this class pub
shedn the south the publishers "S ;6,. ior ' 1
the advancement Of the South TO that h1gh s'anu-
ard Of independence in every respect TO whlch
the Si nSr PS%P1 the PEOPLES Of
the world. Let 1t not bs Longer hald that me
southern section OF the country II fnr On
CHOICE FAMILY PAPEH-6nt lend your name
and aid to encourage this effort, and the result
will prove that the Sontn 10 amply nore III ed
i'm this or any other country. our abiding lai'h IN
the ability Of the southern people urges US ~ :,
this enterprise, which cannot Isli OF suceess ~
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Ta.~REs or NATIONAL BASKs.-The follow
..- /. 4 list Of national banks that have
led and are now IN the hands Of receivers
..u the amount of circulating notes issued
.. .tch. The First National Bank of Attica,
, y. $500; the Merchants National Bank
.. Washington, ID. c.. $50, 600; the Nenango
N..1ual Bank Of Franklin, Penn, $4,000 /;
3D.. Tennessee National Bank of Memphis,
l..a 10000, the First National Bank OF
N...'gu, Mass, $4,000: the First National
E.az ur Selma, Ala, $4,000; the First Ma
g.. I'D Bank Of New Orleans, La, $4,000. In
addition 10 these, two banks have taken up
h... bonds and deposited lawful money in the
Treasury OF the United States 10 the amount
.. th..r outstanding CircUlatiOn-viz. The
l.-s, National Bank Of CarOndclet, New Or
I....s. $3.50. the First National Bank OF Co
uwr.o. New Orleans, 1920; making total
~. .-.-.4.p which has reverted 10 the Govern
-a.'. upon the return and destruction OF
..... IA On equal amount of circulat ton will be
g.. .aa disposal Of The Comptroller OF the Cur
.,a.y Tor distribution, according 10 the terms
and conditions prescribed in the national cur
renew act. subject 10 the same rules that
Z v.-u-d the distribution Of the amount oriGi-
a.I,y authorized by the act of Congress.-Nelo
IL I...v.
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IurEoAD PRosPEGITY.-The receipts Of pro-
...e by the Manassas Gap railroad make 4
good rEhIh.r. aud show a steady increase in the
t.,.uesS Of the roads, and the great adYan-
{. .rs 10 Alexandria from its reopening, and is
also IN index Of the tide OF trade that must
dow here when the road shall have been com
j.ated into the heart of the great rain-grow-
!. region of Virginia .-AiecunCtrid Gazette.
Tn G4aere also says that the business of the
Orange road i increasing daily.
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NEW York, June IA M.-Stocks heavy.
Money, 647 per cent. Gold, 1879. Sterling
exchange-Time, llo1G sight, ilo7a. o-2oS' ",
coupons, 10. Flour steady. Wheat dull and
unchanged. Corn lG2c. lower. Pork, So 81.
Lard and whisky quiet. Cotton duil mid
ding uplands, 26H@27c: Freights dull.
NEw YORK, June LIP: M.-Stocks active.
Gold 1917. 5-oO's, co, registered, LOG h@lO6-s
coupons, 10. Flour easier; State, Ssg$ll 50 (;
southern, 80. 5O6$l5.JO. Wheat dull. Corn
dull and declined 2@3c.; new western, VI
6Sl OF; old, $l;ll@Sl.l2. Pork firmer 1T vi 80
GIS22 Is. Lard heavier. Cotton easier al 20 =.
firm. Molasses steady. Naval stores quiet
Freights lirm.
R.Lr1soRB, June IL .-Cotton steady. Good
Virginia and Maryland red wheat was sold at
81 6pa$2 Is; choice, 81. 7o4$2 70: Corn STEADY
good TO prime white, sl.o4@sl.O 6 yellow,
81 OS61sl 10 mixed western, 95c. Sugar nrnl
and unchanged. Whisky very dull-ln ooha'
33G3jc.
CINCINNATI, June ll.-Flour and wheat I'M.
changed. Corn dull, with no demand at VI "a
@sl244. Whisky firm at $3.50. PORK duii ~
so. Bacon unchanged. Lard in demand al
l2c.
WILNryGroS, N. c., June ll.-Cotton weak
at 24c. Turpentine, 5l@52e. Rosin quiet al
S2.7JaS6.
Augusta, GA, June ll.-Cotton market
quiet sales, ~ bales; receipts 80; mlaalihg'
25c.
SAVANNAH June ll.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal: low middling, 23hc. market closed with
a downward tendency; receipts, $40 bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., June n.-Cotton de,
clined &c sales, 1875 bales; middling, 24Hg
25c. /; receipts, 10.
MoBILg, June u.-Cotton quiet; sales, 4OC
bales receipts, 500; middling, 23hc.
NEW ORLEANS, June ll.-CottonS dull and
unchaneed'; low middling, 24c. receipts fol
three DAYS, ], $50 bales exports for same time
o 1877 bales sales TO day, $50 bales. Sugar
Louisiana low fair, l2@l2Hc. Molasses quoted
at 17E65Oc Flour dull and irregular SUI
perflne, $40. 5Oa Sl0.75. Corn dull and droop
inc: yellow and mixed, 81. l09Sl.l7H white
81 20. Pork dull-held at 24c. Gold, 1867.
LONDON, June IL - Noon. - Consols, 94a
United States bonds, 70. 2 p. M.-Consols
LONDON, June ll-Evening .-Consols, 94st
United States bonds, 70.
LIVERPOOL, June ll-Noon.-Cotton DUH
nnI.nds IlA: Orleans, llH estimated sales
boo bales. Pork declined. Common rosin
IS fine. l2s Turpentine, 33s. TalloW, 43s
Cd. p. M.-Corn, SOS. Cd. Other article
steady.
I,vERpooL, June II = Evening. - Cotton
closes dull; sales, 5000 bales; middling up
lands. ny; Orleans, llss. Manchester ad
vices unfayorable