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Real Estate for Sale.


4 GENCY TO BUY VIRGINIA
N LANDS.-Ths SELL ERS of real estate irTii
gnia do not require more agencies lmm'gn1n
and pc rsons de- i RI ng To PURCHASE VirsinishuA
do need competent and reliable agency. fks
climate fertile soil, and central position Of VI
gina render her lands very attractive. and b.
owners OF many OF them are willing 10 sell The.
at EXTREMELY low prices. Steady, intususs
and thriving citizens In the northern States and
Europe have the ability and the dispositi 10 b..
come the owners and occupants OF these ian;
But to gain information, have groundless ipp's.
tensions dispsllei, and purchase at fair phta
they need a resident agent who Will PROTECT
THEIR INTERESTS In making investments
To all parsons, therefore, desiring TO plrchsI
CITY or TOWN kEAL PROPERTY. FAkMlai
and MINERAL LANDS, and SITES MILLS
and MANUFACTURERS IN VIRGINIA, | offer Ev
services pledging myself to guard their tlisr,'s
in making purchases, for which l shsl rAQtC
only fair compensation. All persons desiring
purchase real estate in Virginia and those i'
string to sell the same are invited 10 eommun'eh.
full and minute written description as %. location
quantity, and improvements OF the proF-tF To-
sale and the LOWEST CASH PRICE AT Whie9 llsy
are willing to sell.
lifelong residence in Virginia extensive IN
vel over her lands, large Acquaintance VITA h'i
people, and long bus ness aud social iuteTe01n'
with many OF the people OF the northern 80!
western States, qualify me, perhaps, 70 some e.
te mt, for the proposed agency. Al any rate w
best efforts will be gwen TO secure 70 the Comnc.
wealth an iafusion OF GOOD POPULATION AAg
CAPITAL, which seem 10 me 10 be- her eNpecA
need 1t this time. My Office for the present i ~
ITO Main street lMessrs. \ A. BIslrl ,laM'
below the post oiica. J. u. "4IhiNn,
Real Estate and Purchasing Agent,
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REFERENCES

The citizens Of Richmond generally.
Woodward, BALDwIs 4 Co, Baltimore
GEORGE stuart. Phladelphia.
At STEWART & Co, IA. b. CLAFLIS Co, /
&, J.FPRAY & Co. :, New York.
M w. PoyD, q. Y. DEsoRD, Boston.
N. A. HALBERT. Buffalo, \. Y.
SAMUEL Lowry. MILTON sATLER, Cincinnati
my 9-Tu, TIL, &FQllm
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A DDREsS BY HORACEG GRIZZLY
n HOkACE GREELEY, Error WV " ;.
rKIBUEs, will, at the reqaes, of a nunber :, ioas
fsns deliver an address upon the cor di,jon - u
eoaniry THIS EVENING, at the African ssn,.as'
at half past 7 o'clock tsa'sa,
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25

which he argued with sound logic that nasmuch stream of
immigration would under all circumstances flow from Ireland
America of essential Importance to that the immi
giants should educated to understand and appreciate
free institutions and that for this purpose Ireland should be
fee In the of his remarks the speaker commented
the tendency had been manifested in quarters
magnify the ST. Packs Day disturbance to the dsparagement
of Irish people, and contrasting the New Orleans Louis
ve AstoPace riots and others being just liable to be
charged against their partcpaors for the same purpose He
also declared himself be from that night forward advocate
woman rights believing her to be well entitled to vote
capable of exercising it the worser half of humanity
AS consideration for this he looked Tor alliance offensive
defensive in that quarter for mutual advancement This
stroke of diplomacy electrified the house. The style of
the speaker the is preposesng his manner of ad
dress and action reminding not little of the renowned
John Brougham on the stage.
NEW YORKER
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-11-22
Catholic
PRIVATE SHOOL.

4 Catholic Private School will be opened on
n the ID dry Of November, at Sainuei
Kelley's. near the Post Office by MIR. 4ntoiue
kusang Each day after school there will be
Christian instruction to Catholic children
Children of other denominations will also be
received. Terms, : LOU per month. ~
Ia the same place there will be Divine In
struction in the French language, att O clock
in the evening. Terms, $500 per month.
ANTOINE NUSANG
.Aanitowoc, Get 81, 1867 pws a7a
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g. sssEE.ENa..

PROFESSOR of Music. &c, will give lessons
in vocal and instrumental music in the vii
laye. af Aaniiowoc and Two Rivers. Resi-
dence on Eighth street, near the courthouse
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GEORGE REED.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, ha. re-
y sJmei II, practice OF his profession, and
can now promise to give prompt attention to all
professional business entrusted to him Col
lections made IN any part Of the State. For >
few weeks his office Will be found at his dwell
L. Lyuac.
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az. W.. TUCKER, NJ. ID. :,

nFFERS his professional services to the citi-
~ zens Of Cato and vicinity Also, as gene
ri convcyJnccr will attend to the examination
Of titles to bands and to the payment of taxes
tn non-residcnts lands in Mantowoc county
+. @ address, Clark 5 Mills Manitowoc CO. Wis.
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VET ERIN A,SS SURGEON
EHl sarfsC E1OEtGr.

TOHN G. ROBINSON Veterinary Surgeon
J and Cattle Doctor, Member Of the College
4 Veterinary Surgeons. Dublin, Ireland, Is
perfectly acquainted with every complaint tc
vA;ca Horses and Cattle aye subject, and
has over - wears practice. Resides one mile
fLom Manitowoc on the NJ. & NJ. Plank Road
10 he found at I. J. Robinsons Drug store
y, nm q II IA e y "
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Cd, 3. EzASTOS, u. Cd.

DHTSICiaN ond Surgeon, treats all Acute
L Chronic and surgical Diseases to which
men women and children are subject. Office
and residence corner of York and Seventh SITS,
riders left at the Drug Store Of Bacon, Thombs
:, -. viii be urCuntiy attended to.
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DIR. All. EsgTTS. ID,

= resumed the practice OF Medicine and
Surgery, and can he consulted at his res
idcacc one half mile east Ok Nettle Hill, where
patients en- consult him when otherwise not
Professionally engaged.
4. II. BELTS. NJ D.
I. 9. Nddress-MaIlc Grove P. o. Manito-
voc Co., Wis.
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aiken Up

y the undersigned. in the Town Of Maple
II GROVE, Maai5owcc county. on the lth OF
November, . White !hiFEl; With black ears,
enc yer AID half old The owner can haze
Il. sar'e q proving properly, paying charges
and take her away.
% ErW ARD K0RB.
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Grand and Petit Jurors.

Df.ICe "r tLyltK or CIRCUIT CoURr I
Manitowoe, Nov. IA, 1867.
y OTICE .s hereby given tjiat III pursuance
: Y Il the Laws of Wisconsin. the undersigned
itf On Saturday. the 39th of November,
1857, 81 o'clock, r, N. proceed 10 draw Grand
q az Z crit Jurors Tor the December term of the
lrcnIt court inand for Manitnwoc county
- PIERCE, Clerk.
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Blacksmith Wanted.

TTAViEp so much work OF my hands, l am
/ L obliged 70 advertise for good BLACKSMITH
WHO will receive steady work and good pay.
Apply 1t branch Village, to
BRYAN MASON.
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NESS faassEA MARTIN.

Late Of Cleveland, O,io,)
: TEACHER Of the Guitar and Piano. Resi-
/ dence cE Sixth street, at the residence
formerly occupied by iuos. Robinson, Esq.
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c ATTIE FAIR

DT BRAEDEIS & TREYELIS, in Frank
- lin. .uanitowoc County, On the first Sat
urlay Of every notwithstanding, J.nusry,
February, March, April aud May,
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Taken Up

TOY tie Undersigned, living on the Town Line
ID k6ad. two males from this village, about
Tee ,nidiIc OF October, q red COW, with white
Fi.ots. Tie owner i requested to prove prop
c4tv. pay charges, aal IL he her away.
CHARLES HALL.
N.mItomae. Aov 8. 1867.
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Stray Cow.

l,rPAYED from the subscriber, about Ave
> vi el.s ago. s. white and red co ", about 4
ears old. She had white stripe on her fore
neaj Information concerning her will be
paid FOR 1T the harble FORKS Of
J MENDLlk.
MaI-itnRoc, Ner Il SCI.
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Taken UD.

I1Y tie undersigned residing in the town Of
ID Franklin. on lie 10TH II Nov, RED
REFER two yoIIs Old. with sna II bell on.
TIE oTner Is requested TO prove property.
l. J eAarges AMI tai her Nv V.
PATRICK D0NOH0E
TOXIN Is See 81 i,auce Is
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Dissolut ior.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partner
: = siip heretofore existing between the IN
dcrsi-Acd known rs k. klscberg & Co. is by
III, nj consent, this day dissolved
batcI at HanitCwoc. this 22d day Of Octo-
her. 1851 h. ELSEBEhG,
EUGENE AL Err.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-02
New York Marker

ByzAe46&Eapn.IHnuzzmn EN- Ok b. LILY In
L CoTToN-DuII and unchanged; sales 600
bales at 2s1 &c for middIing uplands. = IN,
FLOUR-Receipts4 ,S95 bbls. The market
p D@25c lower and moderate business
doing, chief y ifor local rade sales of extra
Western at $40 409l2il choice do. $40 20(9
a II 2 5 Shipping brands R0dnds % Dhi 40
Spring st: Louis sli@I Winter do. closing
heavy, California; lower; sales $50 bbls., at
WHfsRYHQ uiet and steadvsi, o. frdf u
WHEAT-Receipts ESQ bushels: market
dull and 3@4c lower; sales 1000 bushels No.
Milwaukee at 81 25.
'BARLEY Iseaietsofi g'faGTa EfTsn99
CoRN--Rseeipts 22.7Oo bushels; market
unchanged and in light supply sales OF
Western; 81 o9q1 10 for choice do ;9oc@sl on
for unsOund 3lsd2for old mixed Western;
q O5 for kiln dried Western; 81 10@I IL for
OAr-Keceipts 5,sz5 bushels; scarce and a
shade better sales 900 bushels at 75@77c
STOCK OF GRAIN ON HAND-Wheat. 49,
07S bushels; corn. 2l3.07S do; oats, 29S 40
do rye, 94,l66 do; barley. 1889 do; malt,
l7,OoS do. peas, 1884 do. ~ -
RICE-Dulland unchanged. .i
COFFEE Firm; good demand for red;
large sa.es F on pri sI ter 6n hh,s d
refining at IL 14(9ll54c. flT
MoLAssEs-Dull and heavy; sales l25
hhds Porto Rico at 55zc. ,I...
new mess closing at S2l 05 cash $40 so for
old do; Is 2591S 80 for prime and 81 00(9
II II for prime mess stock, old and new,
81. 923 bbls; same date last year, 81, 1859 bbls.
new plain mess; S23 on for new extra mess;
stock, old and new, ,l22 packages; same
date last year. 1858. w W 91a
BEEF HAMs-Dull; sales So bbls at S3S 90
iesB9 80. ff,I 80.
BACON-Scarce and wanted; sales 275
boxes at 1054c for Cumberland cut; 1I56c
for short r bbed ;124c for city long.
. CUT MEATS-Uul1; sales 100 packages at
8Z(a81ac for shoulders; 12@1 1870 for hams.
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales at l9920c
Observation-Disclosures quiet and firm;
10, 900 bush. wheat, Cd, steamer. - -
LATEST-5P. NJ
FLoUR-Closed dull, and l0920c lower;
only limited local demand. a r.
WHEAT = Heavy, and nominally 293c
lower. a
RYE-Nominal at 81 2501 30 for Western.
OATs-Quiet at 75@76c for Western, and
CORN-Dull at 81 O6@l os for new Western
mixed; 81 09@I 10 for small parcels of very
choice do. IN EGAV AkAxF 4
PoRK-Stesdy: sales, 500 barrels OF mess
at S2l 05 cash; closing, sellers at S2l 10 cash,
and s21 121a regular; buyers at s2l cash and
BEEF-Q ufet and ve-y firm p "a - /
CUT MEATs-Nominally unchanged.
BACoN-F Firm !; fair inquiry at 105s@l0s4c
for Cumberland cut, and llE@l l5sc for
8 LARD-Duu and heavy at l2sSaI21lc for
fair TO prime steam. and 12sse for Kettle
rendered.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINcIe MATT. July |.
FLoUR-DulI, and prices a shade lower;
family, Sl2 00@l3 90; no demand for lower
grades.
WHEAT-Dull and prices nominal: not
much offered, but millers are holding
back a lot of 10000 bushels; new red is
sold at - 50; the quality is good, but the
grain is soft. ~
CoRN-Dull, and hardly enough done to
establish a quotation No. sold at 74975c.
OATS-Dull at 656s66c. f5# TT .ffE =
RYE-At 81 Is.
CorroN-Dull at 2s1Sc for midaling. 3aa
WHISKY-Steady. $500
NJ ESS PORK-Firm at 32I 00CG2l so; the
latter is the rate asked. but the demand is
quite light; still. holders are not Offering
their stocks at the current rates.
BULK MEATS-Are in demand at 86lIOc;
but they. are held at nc higher, therefore,
not much is done.
BACoN-Held at &c; 111z@I2Ac for
shoulders, sides and clear Sides and I2c for
clear rib sides; but these rates being above
noIe, and the few sales made were at the
old rates; hams are in active demand at
lie Tor sugar cured; lac for common.
LARD-Dull; no demand: prices nomi-
nal.
BUTTER-Dull. but unchanged.
EGGS-l6c.
EXCHANGE -Steady.
RECETPrS--FOr the last forty-eight hours
Were: Corn. 3 300 bushels; coffee, 1873 bags:
cotton, 333 bales: flour. 40 barrels; oats
/ .toI bushels; wheat, 1854 bushels; whisky,
53S rrelS.
SHIPMENTS Corn, 1000 bushels: coffee.
464 bags; cotton, 277 bales; -four, 309 bar
RES; wheat, 2,2o0 bushels; whisky, 1877 bar
relS. tt.tr 2
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Chicago Market.
By T elegraph. 1

By Telegraph CHICAGO, July /.
FLoUR-Market dull and I5@25c lower ;
sales of Spring extra at So 609I0 70, Rye
+ lOur at soar. - -.l .-..4r ,..,sa
WHEAT-Demand for light and declined
&c ger bushe1; No. Spring selling at 81 70@
l rs. 49, aes
CoRN-Fafrly active, but H91c per BUSH
ell lower; sales of No. / at S20S21ac; closing
at inside figure; No. 2 at 789S0c; canal corn
more active; sales of No. at SIC; No. 2 at
SOC. ~
OATs-Dull and &c lower; sales of No. 2 at
52(955; closing quiet at inside figure.
RYE--Dull and &c lower; closing at 81 O0Q
l OF for No. in store.
BARLEY-There is movement in barley:
quotations entirely nominal.
PROVISIONS Quiet and nominal.
PoRK-MeSs quoted at $40 5092l 90;
clear sides, boxed, sold at II4c.
LARD-Steam rendered, lie.
The stock of provisions held here is esti-
mated at 50,000 barrels of Ness Pork.
RECEIPTS-2,300 barrels Flour; 72,200
bushels Wheat; 10000 bushels. Corn; 23O,-
900 bushels Oats.
SHIPMENTs-6300 barrels of Flour; 700
bushels of wheat; 81, 900 bushels Corn; &c.
600 bushels Oats.
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European Markets.

rby liable - oNpOS, July Eve
CoNsoLs-CIosed at BIZ; sos, 72sz IIIi-
inois Central 1917 Erie. 49, !s9ffafo3eiU
1Ol rg8FCosib LIVERPOOL, July Live. q
Closed easier, but without change
In prices; middling aupIands lid Orleans,
n14d; sales, 10000 bales.yy -ssea =. q, "a ,ti :,
~ BRsEApsTUFFs-Been firm throughout
the day. q sf.,.-... .4e-,F So ..,.r4r-.
i rCoRN-Closed at ass per quarter for new
mixed western. -
WHEAT-California, les Cd per ewt.
BARLEY, OATS AND EAs-Unchanged.
: PROVISIONS Been Irregular.
PoRK-Advanced Is for prime western
mess, which closed at 75s per Dbl. r -
} iBEEF-Steady at 1855. aii.' ~
BAcoN-Closing price for Cumberland
cut middle, AS per cwt. nGt GU
LARD AND CHEEsE-American, I'M
changed. I1 ua eeTta} III
Observation-Disclosures to 9s per gallon
for spirits; standard white unchanged at
Is I'd. a-r fffftf .fa -.-rs# r.r-.- a, II :
RosIN-Steady. sss n4f# sc5..
ITALLow-44s for American. r.
u ur f.f LONDON, July 1--we,
IRoN-Lower; sales at 53s for Scotch pig.
SUGAR-Steady. 49,. 49,. i ..--
Observation-Disclosures.
OILs-Steady. ~. ~.
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r. IVER N e w s
> For ottiiser River Items see Seventh Page.

I CINCINNATI, July 1.--Riyer has risen 10
inches since Saturday; III feet z inches in
the channel. Weather clear. Thermome-
ter, 800. IsOl
LOUISVILLE. July 1.-River rising, with
fleet III inch s of water in the canal oy the
mark. The Emerald has arrived from New
Orleans. Thermometer, $50. Barometer
IaIl1ngs GUTH fut@EE9 II - +N1f9l9Sr sf
The additional arrivals and departures
last evening, were the Quickstep, to Cairo !;
Empire, Louisville to Memphis; Ada Ly-
on, Green River to Evansville; Eau Claire,
to Green River; Morning Star, Paducah to
Louisyiller.--.-..TheQ uickstep had very
good trip out......-The Empire was well
loaded and had a loaded barge in tow .........
The Ollie Sullivan is still on the bar, and
likely to remain there till the river rises
The Morning Star arrived from Padu-
cali full of people, and left for Louisville a
little before midnight....--Therew was a gay
dance on board the Sam. Orr last night,
and the fun was kept mp till long after
midnight bnh laci snnI .euii n0mm
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ss2,lG4 sIOi,72o sI49,65O 6
GPnrEDTEC

Contrary to general expectation, the
trade during the past week has been very
good The prospect of good crops has given
confidence, and business men all over the
country seem more disposed to push mat
tiers. Our grocers report sales above the
average for this season of the year, and all
anticipate an unusually lively time when
the wheat crop commences to move. But
few changes are reported in the prices OF
goods. Sugars still further advanced
Coffee, also, is he'd firm. We notice
little or no change in Cotton. Our quo
tations this week are as follows:
COFFEE - Quotations are unchanged;
common to good 24c; prime to choice 26@
&c; good to choice Java 33@36c. .o
SUGAR-Prices remain steady. WequOte
raw at 13c for low grades up TO I51ac
for choice Demerara and prime New Or
leans; refined c 15@l51lc; B 1870; A II ;
Hards 17s4@lSc.
TEAs-We have no changes to make in
quotations. Black: Souchong, soc to 81 20;
Oolong, 81 to l so. Green: Young Hyson,
81 % to 80; Imperial, 81 80 to 2 so; Gum
powder, 81 20 to 2 25; Hyson, 81 to 2 90.
MoLAssEs - Stocks not large, yet
sufficient to meet the wants Of
the trade. Orleans plantation is in
fined syrups are according to quality and
reputation of manufactures.
FIsH-There is no change in fish. Stocks
good and the demand increased. we
continue to quote MacksreL No. l. in bar
rels, SO 80 to SOB 90; in kits at 81 rs,
with other sizes in the usual proportion
Goldfish, SIC. 2 *-tN
RICE-Market steady at 12c for good
to prime RangOOn. and l31ac for Carolina
CANDLES = Light weights l61zc, full
weights dc. IHkkA 1875 HG ALlh1
CANDY-There is no change, and we con-
tinue to quote at zoe per pound.
STARCH-Is unchanged at IA to Sc.
COTTON YARNs-In sympathy with cot
ton are dull at zoe for 900, and 23tfor 500.
LIoUoRs.-There is no perceptible change
in liquors, and prices remain about the
same as last quotations. New copper dis
titled whisky S. 90; one to two years old
scarce at 50 50@5 90; highwines 81 30; rectl-
Ged 81 9O@2 %; common Bourbon Rye 50 25,
and Brandy, 81 50@3 90; Holland gin s. 50@
8 90; imported brandy SD 0O@l5 90; Old Port
81 50@6 90.
DRY GOODS.
Business in this department has been
active, sales aggregating full up to the
week previous, which will make the bust
ness of June very large, heavier than for
the corresponding month last year. Prices
in the supply markets rule regular, with
brisk seasOnable business Here the
prices have undergone no change, and we
continue to quote as heretofore.
BROWN SHEETINGs.-Standard Quality,
ISc; Cannelton, 1sc; Warren a, lie;
Usage, 17c; Blue Ridge, 15c; Connecticut
River, lie; Valley, llH.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, July L.
Il CoTToN-Sales, $50 bales of low middting
at 24c receipts, ST. bales; exports, 3,SO8
bales.
No Louisiana sugar or molasses at
wholesale.
MoLAssEs-Cuba, dull and quoted at 47@
SOC for prime to choice.
SUGAR-Porto Rico, I4c.
FLOUR-Quiet; Superfine, scarce at Sll
choice, SIG 80.
CoRN-Firm; stock small; white 81 20.
OATS-Scarce at Soc.
PORK-$23.
BACoN-Brisk; jobbing demand; shoul-
ders, 100000; rib sides, 12c: clear sides,
l3@l4c.
LARD-No sales; in tierces, 1214al21ac;
in keg, I3al4c.
GOLDFISH.
STERLING-49@52%.
n. Y. EXCHANGE-1ac premium.
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st. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 1.
TOBACCo-Steady.
COTTON-Quiet at 230231zc.
HEMP-Unchanged. -ts+
FLoUR-Very duh and unchanged.
WHEAT-Dull and lower; No. L Spring,
81 20; new Fall, 50 2592 35; old Fall, & 50g
2 IS for prime and choice. -
CoRN-Low grades entirely neglected.
RYE-lnactive at 81 O20l 021s.
PRovIsIoNs-Rather more doing; mess
pork, S2l so.
BAcoN-Clear sides, -1214@l3c; clear rib
sides, 1154c; shoulders, 90a9fzc. go
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Louisville Market,

By Telegraph - LOUISVILLE, July1.
ToBACCO-No sales. The annual Ken
morrow.
FLoUR-Dull. - :
WHEAT-New, s2@2 Is.
CoRN-S8@90c, for shelled delivered.
OATS-74975c. bulk.
MESS PORK-S21 %.
BACoN-Shoulders, 914@91ac: clear sides,
l254c, packed; hams, advanced nc.
LARD-1lIc.
WHISKY-In bond, 30c.
KENTUCKY BAGGING-2O1z@2lHc.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph NEW YORK, July Z
DRY GOODs-Limited demand for st pie.
Cotton goods chiefly in orders, although in
the whole market quiet. We quote prints
at 15@l511c for Merrimacs; d, 18c; do. W.
Shirtingn l612c; Wamsutta, lI1lc; and EN-
pire State, SC. Brown Sheetings, steady at
1Sc for Atlantic and Indian Head, a ward
wide; down to l2c for Kennebec. The 9TH
er styles of cotton go slowly at prices show
ing particular change, and the market
silks are scarce, and prices favor the seller.
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FOR RENT.
LOST

= OST- POCKET BOOK-On Saturday
IL afternoon, June I'D, between j. P. Ell
liott's store, on Third Street, and Samuel
Orr's field, on the Newburgh Road, black
morocco POcket-Book containing one hun
bred and one dollars. AS near as can be
remembered, there were three ten-dollar
bills, fourteen fives. and a One-dollar bill
returning the money to this Office, or to
JAMES TALBOT, at Samuel Orr's, Water
Street. aHrf5 -. Isrun. jun25 tt
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, July /.
CoTToN-Quiet and firm at 2325924c; re-
ceipts, 1l3 bales; no exports.
CORN-Firm at 81 05@l 10.
OAOS-FirIn at 75@S0c.
HAY-Very Gull at SD 5O@24 90.
FLoUR-Ffrm; superfne, 81 00@S 90.
BACoN-Clear sides, 1870.
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW,

FINANCIAL The money market has
been, during the past week, very quiet,
with supply of eurrency and exchange
equal to the demand. We do not expect
any very pressing demand for money
until wheat begins to come to market, and
then some apprehension is felt as to the
ability of the banks to meet the demand.
Rates of interest are, as usual, toto II per
cent.
Exchange on New York rules rather
heavy at par buying, and. lilo premium
selling.
Gold is strong, closing to-day in New
YORK a 1881.
Government securities are without
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STEAMBOATS,. nam,
Regular Cincinnati and Evans
~ Vile Packet. ~, ao.a.
Le&
The elegant light-draught steamer
'LEONORA NO. 2
STEAMBOATS,.

VIM. DAVIS, Master;
1o sI ]. II. TRIPLETT, Clerk,
Runs as a regular Weekly Packet from
Evansville to Cincinnati, delivering pas.
Louisville, thereby saving extra expense
of trans err. -4 e---N -stH
HS Leaves Evansville every MONDAY
MORNING., at O'Clock. IN.
For freight or passage apply on board ;,
or to - @ II. RUDD,
jy2 diff Agent
FOR CAIRO, COLUMBUS and MEMPHIS
The splendid light-draught steamer
MARY SWAN,
lsHa&t Dave Hukill, Master;
aSzssEsazasszk w. III. Speed Clerk
Leaves Evansville for Memphis and all
way landings on TUESDAY,, July I'd, at
O'Clock PM.
For freight or passage apply on board.
or to HUBBS q VETS,
Il. X. DUNKh RSON & CO..
jyl DIT Agents
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