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h. LOOMS. Md.

The Inventor and Patentes Of ths MIHERAL
fLAIh TEETH, attends personally at%HNA
MS once In this city. Many persons can
these.
Persons calling st my ONCE can be accopmoda
ted with any style and price of Teeth they may de-
pursst, cleanest, strongest aud most perfect den
will be more fully Warranted
Rooms in this cfty-No 3ss Penn's avenue, be-
Philadelphia. oc 7O-lv
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DENTISTRY.
he. LKWIE'S DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
- No. 900 JENNA AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets

Teeth extracted without pain By admi nstsrins
Sln0qs Oxyde or Laughing Gas. DR..
LtMiL LLtEMiL has recently purchased the bestSD$W
Onenlcal Apparatus in the country for rIAl10
hasing pure gas every day; also, an improved VAL
yular Inhaler. The Association 10 now prepared
70 make Teeth on Gold. Silve- an Rubber at New
ioIk fhiladeiphia and < sion prices. All per-
sons shing dental wnrx done csn have II as hea
- - 10 tue ebove-na cities. All work done n
tne hestest and pest manner, asd warranted to
give sstisfsctioh. Persons will do we'll to cali
W. examine our work, de lI.SF
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL COALli
Best WHITE ASH At ss, By the ton. All sizes, :,
Saved and Split OAK WOOD, $40 per cord.
Long Oak, Qe per cord.
A ton Of Coal sold by me always weigh a.a4O lbs
JOHN B. LORD,
fe 2-ly Corner eth and g streets.
COAL COALIi
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons of ,240 lbs. delivered In any part Of
Chestnut White Ash. g.
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $500.
Red Ash, SsH.
Lehigh, S9.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our Ofhce; or ct the Wharf,
p BROWN q SON,
ja16-n l65 9Th street, between K and +.
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LIST OF LETTER RS,
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
Friday, April 10, 1867.

HAVING THE LAR0kST CALCULATION, ]
STo obtain any OF these letters the ap pli Mt
must call fer "Ao vertised Letters, give the date
OF the list, and pay one cent for advertising.
81 IL not called for within month they will
be cent TO the Dead Letter Once.
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spauIdibe AIbtJ Smith Herace steYnberses
Sawyer A W Shorteli John btepbensb p
karby Sinner Sears Thos
sweeney Benz SlsgIeJ W Sylvester vibcnt
Smith bmith John bwftzser Hon
sTenesrkDovps Store JL2 WnF
Bel ervep paBi shine John SO a1age Wm
Saibtfry ElaztasttrAPre James Spencer VIM =
tkfllman knoe etropg jacob 6eyDore VIM
smoot James kpinel Judge soraDiBe VIM
scott Stein Shepard Vm
Sawyer 0snl sprasasM Etewsrt VIM r
shuct Geo steck DIR ecates Hoo w b
soutbwoIth Geo saekett A Smith Hon Wn
Street Street Hon I s,sqsnsP ss'P sides VINO
Ia, lor Al TIaiter George Ttelia Mons
Tay lor Andw II Turpin George Thorson Mich 10
Trout A Ioombs Robert Teylor PW
Taylor A A Travis Ospt Oh Turaer Rebt
Tbierbsck Chas Thompson H,y Tay ler0e n tscba
Tucker Cyrus zsThom peon TruaI
Taiptor Il % Tilghmsn OapfJ Thenas VS.
Trap Oasdar Tucker John II Tbuudan wm
Tipptte Daniel Thurstop John Ticker VIII
Thomrson Taylor James TemisoA "
Talbot Edward Toison Jshn
Uppo aimee VendeweN CaptvauRhu O
Van b uskirk Jnob Van Ordeu Jee
Wood Adreas Watson y Wilson Its
Wright Allen Wilson Hon Wanmdiduta Mr.
waters Arche Wilson Geo Ward Mr.
Woods u Wells Henry William A
Webster 4 Co Ward Hon d Webb sam1
Messrs. Wenger ID WoodsW
White Ohas Walter Henry william
Walton Ohas Wheeler JHo SWilson VIM
Wright Hon d williams 90 Wilker winfield
Wilson DR MessrsI webb Ensign W
Wilson nDe WaHzer Isaac HI
Wood White Isaac p
Yonse
MIscELLANRers.-yeferson Apprentices Libra
~; 2. NJ; No. Ill Penns av.; A. b.
II g.. J. BOWEN, PM
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PERSONAL.

Nl M:d,Sna. will 1iye life re.dinSs' includins
Past, Present and Future, at her office, 420, north
side Of Pa av., between ~ and 9Th streets. Once
hours from to Q. m. and to ,. m. ep Aim
rONFIDEETIAL.-You men who have In
" Jured themselves oy certain secret habits,
@Ehieh @ unnt them for business, pleasure, or the
men, who, from the fellies Of youth, or other
causes, feel debility in advance OF their years:
before placing themselves under the treatment OF
any one, should drst read "The Secret Friend. "
Married ladies will learn something Of Importance
tress, In sealed envelope on receipt Of Is cents
Address DR.. OHAs. A. STUART co.. Boston,
Mee. no Sly
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I"The Black Cook" IL the title of new
burlesque.
0Since the first Of April, 1866, the public
debt has been reduced S20e ,629, 500.
~The people OF Santa Cruz, Oalifornis. are
luxuriatine with luscious ripe apples.
ga country paper In that State says "the
Wisconsin Legislature adjourned non com Dos -
~Strawbsrries have appeared I'm the Ne,v
York market at seven dollars quart.
@An accounts from Virginia report the
growing wheat as promising a large crop.
0Wisconsin takes to balmorai baIlots, bu.
women cannot be voted for. -
death from Asiaac cholera was re-
ported In ST Louis last week.
Nr. :. Nelson Young, of Morris county.
N j., has lost his wife and three chilaren sy
death within three weeks. 80 5sggF
- The First Maternal Bank of Selma. Ala
oama- government depository, was robbed
On Monday night Of sleo,ooo.
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CLRRGYhrN.-Somep people talk a great deal
about ministers and the cost OF keeping them
pay ing their house rent. table expenses aud
other items Of salary. Did such croakers ever
think that 1t cost 600 20 pay the salaries
OF American lawyers: that Sl2, oO0, ,0Oo are paid
out annually 10 keep our criminals. and SlO,-
600 600 TO keep the dogs in the midst OF us alive
while only S6o0Q.00O are spent annually to
keep 5000 preachers in the United States
These are facts, and statistics will show them
to he facts. No one thing exerts such mighty
influence in keeping ihis Republic from falling
TO pieces as the Bible and ministers.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY UUUUS, DC.
g LING 0FF AT COST.
Having Just received our new and we'll selected
stock OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
LACES, (real and imitstion,)
EMBROIDERIES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BUTTONS, &C, &C.,
And ha wing, Unexpectedly, to move by the Ist of
May, We shall sell our
EHTIRE STOCK, FROM THIsDATE. AT COST
GALL AND SECURE GREAT BARGAINS,
Il. LENZBER0 CO.,
46 MarketSpace. under the Avenue House.
NH 2S-lm-
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DANCING.

DROFS. KkEIs'
GRAND ANNUAL -
MAY BALL AND EXHIBITION, ~
AT THEIR ACADEMY, IN
Penn'a avenue, OPP. Metropolitan Hotel, u
On TUESDAY, (MAY KvEJ APRIL BOTH,
From the success OF our fsrmer May Balls. we
think further comment unnecessary, hoping to
meet with the same result this year.
Cards Of admission, TWO DOLLARS. Gan be
the Academy,
Our Glasses are still open, and will continue
during the summer-same days and hours.
The Hall caH be rentet Ter meetings, &c.
For further information apply during the no urs
Of tuition, or address note to the Academy.
sp 12-tf
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EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER
LXCELSI0R WEISS BEER.
xXCELSIOR WEISS BEER
EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER

am now prepa,ed to receive orders for the
suing season for that de ightful summer beverage
known as
EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER,
And respectfully solicit orders from all dealers
who wish TO ensure constant supply of the best
article in the market. -
The Excelsior Weiss Beer 10 manu- factured from
Pare Barley. Man, and Hops. freu the celebrated
phia, BY one Of the most experienced Brewers in
The D;triet and !. supplied to dealers from the
RILEY A. SHlNN.
Corner of Greene and Olive streets,
ap l5-1m Georgetown, d. q.
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DORTABLI
STEAM rN0IHEs,

- STEAM EN0INES,
q ombinins the maximum Of efficiency, durability,
and economy, with the minimum Of weight and
price They are widely and favorably known,
moro than 600 being In use. All warranted salts
-''-' J.. O. HeApLIY q co.,
fe s-eoSm Lawrence, MaOO.
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OHE PRICE ONLY.
oERMAN sTupEHT LAMPS. yu.t received
by 0HAe. ULLRICH, JRs.
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4 AfEsr PARIS TAsHI0HB or HAS
DRESSING.
=. ALLIoT.
EKENCR HAIR DRESSER,

pHYsICIANB RAHD- BOOK OF PBAoTIol
/ SsS '' BRANoK fAYL0R.
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,HoUslKEEPING G00ps611A :; !. tSlI Sg z stock aow
!. lQ3As 9th afraaf.
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CHINA, GLASS AND GROUK KERYwARD.-
All Goods marked In plstn Agursss at the
Lowest essh prices z. -. -. -,.u.1 iAo
2 % l1.6te l9sk oh strsst. BET D and y.
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sizes. JUST TsesiTysSd TS II nII.p,cu
: ga .s-t sF4c. sd nsE l93L eth street.
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CQLD Ilys-A Ne esselsnsns 9 eeid Pe.s,
is. ''" la a. ''' s.; Z daxeaaiiHssIi.' S1fsSS
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- EGULAR LINE BETWEEH BALTIAOR
IL AND MASHIklTOH

A number OF fret class PRIVATE RESI-.
DEHCEs, In central localities -
Also 10 all Brick and frame HOUSES
IFARM bet . ten sshington and Ale q md ria
large frame HOUSE, with Tot I % fees o. are.
For further pal ticulsrs apply Of .
nh IsIm COOPER LArIMBR Auots.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29

esrs<d for ~ history Of sAs epsniseug = The slub-
tlfit dcfaa " pnAl Sundays Nay eons fine Mon
day aoernSSn u Excsc kosdq saxfers htly serve 10
s'eS hssesisr ~ shs snepss~.blss vho srs physically
Wa10 " dr.Lk enough hssor during ax days Of The
Geek W sraGfs slrs Thirsty icugngs tho Sabbath.
On M whole the detailed pocenen, whose especial
daiy and d,spcaslrc ~ss 10 roam around to
VIE tf ne hse1se persuasion they could dcvour,
we're rot vcy s1cce1s.1i IA hsr deyonrn12 and had
ar1. tcsoo tier ardor under street awnings and doze
away au hocs beef barrels lemr, 81 cearsel until
they hf ~ tie conclusion thai tLeSr patton
strroartIFs nor compeL~ ION from ccTaer groceries,
whs.e nines snf ct1sr liquors sold the sly
but never gwen aaay ptecr not On his regular beat
The sI.el cf te cay 1hrscKhout The entire city
nsued ~ no disturbance Of = serious character, and
had The heal bssn 1 opfgssziye the folks who remain
IN q even ca scEdays would have had nothing 10
conI,-n &C r~Tards police Interference, or, DR..
HANS wo1ic say, ''simcsphefic pressure"
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Wcstchesfer

The recent decision in relation 10 the Sunday club "
system lad tie effect or driving from the metropolis
large number OF persons Westchcstcr county yeser
day Although the villages Of Morose and Mott Haven,
with their resorts thronged with the
thirsty visitors from New York, quite respectable
crowd vcnturpd cut az far Morrisana and berond.
About half rast seven o'clock thunder shower com.
menced which caused general rush for the various
modes OF conveyance cyward. As FAR as could 20
certaned the day passed of without any serious dis
turbaaca
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TFrom the Detroit Tribune, July Is

From the Detroit Tribune July 26l
On Tuesday evening, about eleven o'eloct, M
Strauss Of New York, member Of the Arm OF Hoe94
field Co., merchants OF that city, arrived here and
stopped u the Erickson Hotel He vas apparently N
good health and played one or two games OF BILLIARDS
before retiring which he did about twelve o'clock. He
did appear the morning, and at nine o'clock the
chambermad, upon going to his room, found u locked
At about O'Clock the afternoon the clerk went tc
his ROOM raped his door several times and nndng
that answer received with the assistance Of other
found Dead lying with his face upon the bed His face
was badly discobored and he had rohed at the mouth
considerably, showing evidently that no hat died from
an attack OF apopexy The deceased upon his
finger two costly diamond rings and four gold rings had
with him $5SS in money, valuable diamond breastpin
gold watch and CHAIN and few other articles. These
were taken charge Of by the coroner, who will deliver
them to his friends they having been teegraphed for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29
DROWNED IN the EAST RIVER.

James Tierney, young man nineteen years Of age,
FELL overheard yeuerdsy afternoon from in which
ne with three Others were ealing. near Harlem bridge.
srf beors assistance coslc be rendered was drowned
Ne rssicss Of NJ ~ Ionyil street
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Marine Disasters.

BARR Joux woosrKR new. OF Boston,. Knowles, from
Philadelphia 18th inst for San Francisco pat into Provinces
2sh leaking The captain repors that the 2st the
vessel commenced leaking the rudder boz and tho
leak has since increased 10 600 strokes per hour.
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llirhbrihge.


Hrhtfidge is a good way out OF tc'sn, snd On . he,
day IKE Yesterday people who mas-o up Their minds "a
20 there TO spend the day have an crceedireiy hard
road travel and pay dearly rr their days pleasure
by the inconvenience incident upon two hoars Jaant
in the cars or a voyage board Of coat resonant vim
nammas out Of temper and youngsters 81 a
very very tender ago who sound the echoes
Of the river sides by discerdant screechings THAI
put quie,-seoking bachelors in a fever Of impocb,
ssfc and makes the CAPTAIN as surly as bear stl.
pleasure bought do&y is the less enjoyable be-
purchased at ue expense OF sensitive feelings ard
dismal discomfort, and the hundreds who yesterday
thronged TO High Bridge evidently, la Their
most sweltering moods. strongly Of this opinion. The
shady hooks aad groves that abound in the vicinity Of
The bridge afforded refreshing protection during tho
day from the burning rays of tho sun that seemed 10
bsteEthe smooth eides OF tho stone vaduct and The
pleasure scckcrn seated under the oscSbarelng
branches OF the friendly oaks, Ioled AZ their
the live long day, with plerinsi supply OF
lager at easy reaching distance, and clouds OF
smoke from we'll used mecrschaums 10 Form a
vcllike background to the festive sccno. Everybody
who considered himself competent To carry gallon OF
GambT9ncs delight without sfsgger-sDd who
Notwithstanding the extreme hea. goodly number OF
both aexes not 10Th to trip the light fantastic toe
the gretnsward and platforms constructed for the
caslon, to She exhlarang music OF brsss band that
shirt collars aud frills Of gaudy hue sportcd
IS surdry musicians OF much rotundty of body. Tho
ycctonjc element extensively and joyally prevailed
among the gatherings at the bridge and natural
sequence, the bg1om rdus and the Toliicking young
stes heirs 10 lager beer establishments who gamboled
te grass, broke the lager tumbers and played at tag
amid the podesals OF the musicians, much 10 the in
OF dscordant notes. in full force and
furry. In fact yesterday at High Bridge was gala
day. and the return Of the pleasure seekers che city
was marked cy no scene Of disorder Oh confusion.
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the pleasant embrace Of Neptune The resrense crate
ful. the first plunge being over, the keh OF sst -
drawn the shock OF the element passed, these snEen
appeared 10 be IN realm Of bliss, dsporns thsnsess
gracefully do swans, yet still more osey 10 iief
beauty ana fears.
Thus passed In important incident scrday at Soney
Island as lave passed many refore and WI &c Iasse1
many hereafter Occasions Of this character vi
rscoc rzed by housands for It's Tathaiuesss arc Wv
recall. ten thousand pleasing "reminiscences among sne
Young and old OF cur city and vicinity who has" ceen
made happy upon the bes,h and "ses-kst sfefe OF
CoLey Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-29
SUNDAY N NEW YORK AND VICINITY.
Suburban Retreats, and How
They were Fatronized.
Erjoymen.s, Iacchanalian, PiscatOrial, Pick.
Liskian and Aquatic.
Operations of the Excise Law on
the People.


The Inducements 10 leave the city yesterday sau
Nnous trips 10 The ocean, the sea smoothed beaches OF
rhe coast or the shady groves Of the Interior were
mnny and mcst potent The tazing and su0ing
atmosphere OF the CITY at early morning hours,
when the promise OF hot day made the more aTN
parent frem the cool and tempting breezes witch swept
IN nvltingy frcn the sea- added TO the inducements
offered by the projectors OF numerous Sunday excur-
sons, had tho eject OF drawing forth very large pro.
porlcn of our population.
Tho rivers were frightened with the III and t2stie OF
baden steamer. with flags and sireamers flying, and
music aeoonrsnyinC the LIVELY SCATTERING OF ,o paddles
and by all the ferries early rising crowds Of men, women
and children, IN holiday ATTIRE seen troop.ng in
great numbers towards the conveyanees to suburban
parks the natural groves anu broad Gecs OF the
Try, where Nature rclgns Cnadofped. Numerous
private bshsg parties spread the sails Of their
tiny craft 10 the early morai1g sunlight on
she bosom OF the swelling river, and fear large
steamers each heavily laden, put OIL at the break OF
day for The fishing tanks where the amateur fishermen
found TO their great delight bites plentiful captures
Of abe hany ube cacy well abuIdar The beaches
oi Eookaway were tfroDged throughout tie day with
arrivals by both ru!roud and steiner Coney Island
army Of rambies by several routes. Great numbers OF
citizens whole samii.es, with even the smallest
oneIea fos uips up the Hudson aud on The
bay Sound, and the change from The heated
aies n1ere cf he city 10 the cool breezes which pre-
vailed On the water swept down from the lofty
mountain icYs. was most healthfrL Unfortunately,
however mer Of the excnrsionisis were landed the
on her rv'urn just The furious III under Of
las evening broke upon the heated OF bricks and
,n'.iaE Ibe scenes IN the streets peculiarly
hv,iy and .udlcrous during tho storm. Naity
tahtes alfred IN Ill the spendor or immacu-
hate white duck, forget their denity, and ran
81 fsh speed toward the frst awning that
presented TO them Its grateful shelter, but getting
w. The skn m tfe u Their best efforts 10
sheLscives and meD, and children, buggios
tcLcs and on foot hurried along in troops, present
ing oieadiaty damp, soiled and oedraeged appear
sn'c Tic conclusion of the day's sport by no
sf"hs n sfactorv ihi~ view 10 those who Cpfortu-
nasiy iail victims a. the tfeacheroas action OF tho
wgt.ci ciers aluscceh 10 tie swelterpg "sfay- at.
bsmss among our citizens The drenchng torrents
we hst welcome for the grateful cooIess VII Oh they
~. ~ With them
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-28
Constgnees per south Carolina Kailroad
QCfnllar

Constgnees per south Carolina Railroad,
October 38.
1402 bales Cotton 65 bales Mdze 78 bbls Rosin cars
Stock cars Lumber &c. To Railroad Agent Dewipo
Burket Go. Courrenay & Trenholm, q W Williams 4
co, g Hopiey & Go, Col Hunt G n Walter e. Co
Rodgers 20. w Bowling, Reeder. l. NJ Ayer& Co.
Mowry Co. Manteue & Go, Willis 4 Chisolni Adams
Frost CO. GaillaFd Minott. Davis, L w Mikell
Lowndes, Nachmnn l. Co, Wharton & Petsch Fraser &
Dill. H Cianssen. j Enulow Co. Il l. Jeffers q Co
Wiley, w O Dukes Co, Jehords & Co. Bollmann Bros
Cohen Hanckel Co. Kanapaux. Lanneau & Co + Stem.
house Go. Mey, Graeser, Lee, smith & co. john
ston. Crews Co. J Kirkpatrick. J Prinele, T
Baggett 90. Thurston Holmes Hunt Bros E Ad-
ger Co. II Baker & Go. G G Memminger Dowie 4
Noise. Ludwig ID Schroeder, Miss Tunno. Mailo-
nee, Holiness
Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
October 90.
ais bales Cotton, lot bbls Naval Stores Mdze Ac To
b Williams, Kanapaux, Lanneau & Co w X RYAN J
Marshall jr Dowie & Noise. q T. Pritchett Willis
Ohisolm. Kreamer. MOwry & Co, Kendall g. Doche-
y, Caldwell Son, g w Williams q 90 Adams
Frost 60. Baggett b 90. J&J d KirApatriok, and
Consign1es Per Savannah and Charleston
Raalroad. October 97.
Cotton Rice, Corn, Peas, Timber aud Mdze To W N
Lawton. Railroad agent, Adams Express Co. z Davis
shannon. Prtngle O ClRussan, Kirkpatrick q Co
Willis Chisolfn, Mauldin G Whitlock and Ordar -
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- I'd a %.
pha papers say that the decline In prints In the
new York market Tuesday and Wednesday created al
most panic In tho trado Of Philadelphia The decline
had not the effect Of inviting and increasing business
nowever but rathcr TO parayzo It, The cotton and WOOL
ON manufacturers OF New England are dong badly.
wS9s % now lower paid In god than before the war and
upon the manufacturers in tho decline OF goods and the
great duness OF the markets II 10 reported doubt
dividend this yeag. This looks like the beginning OF
the end OF breadstuiis, though It s shown that the
Cleveland for the seyen weeis ending October 1s.
about 40 per cent above those of tho period last
year. there is still decline In prices Judged least
by the relative rates Of gold then and In oats
and barley the prices considerably higher. There
is now large export demand for wheat ana Of the in
creased receipts at the Western depo's than
Europe Corn scarce the yield is small and the price
At new norx 20 cents per bnshe higher than year
Tho crops Of Europe generally below the Yields that
land about 20 cent Both these countries; together
with Belgium and Spain, will have to import breadsus
though Russia, Turkey and Egypt havo made average
crops.
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Baltinaore nrar,set /,

quiet Stock 81 mo Offering above payars Views
held e. AZ IL sans NsS
a aSss Z, ,yosss5aay 1000 bags good Ro es steamer
GoEros Tho cable advces conanuo enco1ragina to
ssss es aS ns S.ss. Snr ssss nasve
aesH yas Saie not reported Of 40 bales Quiz Middns
EIoUn: There was rasher more INQUIRY toIs.v g..
ss1 sna ns ,E@ gsss zee. little rsr We
2O0 bbls Howard Street do s sS 3S: S S"Rs ,l st S9:
!l Mla Extra on private tsrs 400 bblg FAai
anAn.--wnsAr--on Offerings to-day wers eo,no,..s, \,
700 bnshels white ana 1880 bnshels red the esanS ss
S e "a ssd s So ~
s270A !6 eco buslls ohoice Maryan red st "a S lnS
s vsss a 81 ss spa s s.
oss 70 =. g a snssror sspss
sush yellow offered. demand more active ana pricSS
were better: inclned 10 the saea 1000 btshs or
primo at el 20 a. 100 bus;,s choice a 81 s So
sushs yellow part naked. NJ q 81 81 IS; iaso bnsS
slss q Soo Sasss sU soSs oSsa & s
yss insrior 70 r II % sc. a.
Aos.ssss Nothing doing q sSs article ss Is is.r
onsg MAsts ss "a S7 Ispsrns ssiss
ss is e s:ss 81 hsa = ess.n
y s snaa % 50 for large and 90 81 for wiiSaton
psovssSa.s rscs. some anas,y sss none e ths
Sess 1s ssa.s sss osss s'Sss .s ~.
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