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Another General Order.
~ The following order is published for the
information Of all concerned: aS

Inc IOllOWlHg ~oIAerg Is puDllSneu ZOE 4LQe
information Of all concerned: MI
5aaa !. HEADQUARTERS FIRST DISTRICT,
sfr sa STATE OF VIRGINIA, g.:
Il, RICHMOND, Va, April 20, 1867.
General Order, No. is. I44ol39
L. Temporary appoin tments to fill vacati>
cies which may occur in county or city Offices
will, in general, be made upon the concur
rent recommendations Of the county court Or
city council and Of the president Of the board
Of registration for the county or city e'ss
q The several county courts and city
councils are requested to confer with the
presidents Of the boards of registration con-
corning such appointments and to agree up
on suitable person to fill any vacancy that
may occur. 'ss'3 @s4'.
8. The president Of the board of registra-
ton will forward to the Assistant Adjutant-
General the Recommendation of the court or
council with his own endorsement thereon
~ When a county court is not in session,
recommendation signed by FIVE justices, in
Guiding the presiding justice, will be received
ii lieu Of the Recommendation Of the court.
Z s.. County and corporation officers appoint
ed by the commanding general will be re
CURED to give the bonds required by law
and will be subject to indictment for malfea-
sance, misfeasance, or neglect Of official duty
the same as if they had been elected by the
people.
: By command of Brigadier and Brevet Ma.
ior-G eneralsJ. NJ. SeHoEIELD. q. S. A.
s,T IS f. CHALfIN,
.351 s Assistant Adjutant General.
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Tei.ntiLr SrArr or Tunes IN dEoRaiA ---
The Say hnab Republican says: " Accounts
represent the condition oftbings IN Camden
and Bryan eountiea as truly alarming The
widest days Of NJ Domingo seem ohave been
reproduced Ii southern Georgia, In ono
county two negroes were sentenced to death
for murder. md three others to the peniten-
tiary A mob Of oolored people surrounded
the jail, broke open che doors aud allowed
the prisoners to eaeape, IN another county
men were found hanging to trees within q
short distance Of The public roads, aud had
been hanging there for several days" w.
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. IMPORTANT 70 D1srILLERs.- The follow

u IMPORTANT TO DIsr1LLERs. The follow
ing. special circular, announcing the adoption
Of metre for distillers, was to-day issued
from, the Office Of internal Revenue:
so Notice is hereby given that the Secretary
Of the Treasury has adopted and prescribed
for use in distilleries a metre invented BY
Mr. Isaac ?. Tee, Of New York, and that
regulations for the introduction Of such me
tire will be issued in few days Each col
lector will notify every distiller who applies
to make payment for the special tax for the
year ending May !, 1868, that he; will not
be allowed to continue in operation after the
18th day Of, May. unless he shall, before
that time, have made application for a metre,
and accompanied his application with ade-
quate security for the payment Of the ne zee
sary expense, which will probably vary ac-
coreling to the size Of the distillery, from
5000 to$1, 900. 51i g4I l.
.Jssaa1f + E. A., ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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TIM PRESIDENT Conc 10 RALEIGH. 1T
is stated that President johnson hasaccepted
an invitation from the citizens of Raleigh, N.
G.. to be present ut thatplacc about the mid
die Of May, at the laying of q corner.stone OF
a monument in memory Of the Presidents
father whose place burial has only recently
been discovered. He will be accompanied by
Mr.. Seward and one or two others OF his
Cabinet. He will 60 via Richmond, and
may extend his trip futher South. i s9.
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AN IMroTANT DEo1sloN.--In a late case in
London by the hondholders Of the London,
Dover and Chatham Railroad Company,
Lord Justice Cairus gave a decision which,
if sustained on this side Of the Atlantic, will
shake to its foundations the credit Of such Sc
curities in al cases where they are not sup
ported by mortgages II was to the effect
that the bonds Of a railroad company do not
run against the propeHyo Of the company, but
only against its earnings. The hondholders
were thus turned out ofcourt, and tho prop
erty they seized reverted to the possession OF
the company - mehbwg Nems. I'll.
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STARVATION IN SoUrH CAROLINA. The
Snn1ter Waterman Of the 10th instant learns
from a source .whichiis regarded as reliable,
that one or two btirials Of female whites have
recently occurred near the line Of Kershaw
and Sumter districts, in whichlthe cause of
death was stated by the officiating minister
/ is have been tie want of food eient to
sustain life. Af-3 fssss9 1855
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celebrated

IHAXRS. CTEAHEsS!!- 1.-THE celebrated
I J. Louisa SPLIT BOTTOMED CHAIRS will be
furnished parties at 81 per set, of six Chairs, or
$40 per dozen.
ROCKING CHAIRS, handsomely finished at
50, so each. II SSsAfssef vsr'%
ANY person on the Central Railroad west of
Gordonsvlle, DESTROYS of procuring these celebra-
ted and durable Chairs, can give their orders ITO
Mr. G., G.. Gooch Adams Express Agent, or leave
them at the dams Express office, Staunton, di-
rected to him, when they will he duly received
and promptly attended to-
April 10, 67-lm. h'a atf
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SCHOOL WANTED

4 a SVEHsTUF1 w M EU.-Ih ne unutr-
IN signed, who has had 5 years experience
in the practice of Tuition wishes to. engage a
School for the ensuing year. All the branches
pertaining to liberal English Education will be
taught Including the Latin language,
Or, he would take charge Of q PRIMARY
SCHOOL in Sta,nton, (if sufficient encourage
ment be given) in which pupils from to l2years
of age will be thoroughly instructed in all the FL
ementary branches, thus preparing then to en-
ter the higher Schools with credit to themselves.
i. j. ALFRED.
March eft
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26

It has been proposed to remodel the city
Of New York as follows: Changing the shape
of the boundary on the easterly side OF the
citv of New York and the westerly side Of
Long Island, opposite, by cutting new East
river five and-a- quarter miles long, 3,S0o
feet wide, and 40 feet deep, and extending
from Grecnpoint to Long Island Sound
fL7lnc1I.rq Neus. a q as
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26

Several thousand Indians are on the war
path in Colorado. They have thus faarelu-
ded the forces under Gen. Custar, who is in
pursuit of them. lsa fo4Gie9a.a1 .st1 IA
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26

~ Mr., DAy1ss TRIAL.---Attorney-a General
Stanbery is said to have recently remarked
to the District Attorney Of Virginia that'Jeff;
Davis must be disposed Of during the coming
term ofthe Circuit Court ofthe United States,
which meets at Richmond gon the first mon
day. in Mays7.Ae,c. York Tib4ne.o r3a
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ITO THE LADIES! .ss.~,.,i II.
PIPER, DRAKE & co.

~
are now receiving,:at the Store Room lately oc-
cupied by Piper and Funkhouser, very superb
or stock of atse,g gaSns9gEg.3 sE 90
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS I
embracing a beautiful stock of Dress Goods of
the pery best styles, and at greatly reduced prices.
Our stock has been bought on the most favor
able terms, and, as we propose combining our
selves as near possible to the Cash System; we
feel satisfied that we can offer unusual induce
ments to all who may give us q call. %,a
,Short profits and quick sales is our motto
and we intend to practically carry it out. xm
U We are also receiving large stock Of
OUEENsWARE, CHINA AND GLASS WARE
at the corner formerly occupied by Drake & Pr
per, and can fiji all orders in this line promptly,
and at reduced prices also.
April 26-tf &a-Spec & Fr copy
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[NIsaOLUTEON lOF. GaD-P A IkT-

NEPSHiP 3phe irm Of Pine. : Funk.
bouser has this day been dissolved BIZ mutual CON
sent, NJ. p. Funkhouser having sold his interest
in the stock of goods to Jumes A. Piper, d. W.
Drake and Geo.IA. Piper, who will continue the
business in the store room of the late Piper <
Funkhouser, under the style of Piper, Drake l. Co.
The retiring partner, NJ. P. Funkhouser, is au-
thorzedto settle the business Of the firm Of Piper
L Funkhousef, and viii always be found at the
counting room of the new firm.
1t is expected that persons indebted toEus will
come forward promptly and make settlements
their claims. tva j. ss7s IS 49,, t.
Persons who are indebted to us upon open &C
count for purchases before the war also exPec-
ted to close the SAME by note or make payment at
INTEREST. Justice to ourselves requires that q
more positive evidence of debt should be held.
lsS s PIPER Il FUNkHOUSER.
March IS lS67--Spec and Vir copy.
~ e9 .f1tJH March 29-1m
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THE GREATBA STORE

2 I-aTeiG sgaibsMMao FAT 94Gai ssi nsaa3 9aiTAa
ssais ION. WILLIAMS OLD STAND, ~ 'o
Main Street, Opposite Woods d GiLseson's,
~ has re-opened withai splendid stock of
,as Spring AND SUMMER GOODS, ii.;foa
and Cheaper than the Cheapest Our stock is
composed Of everything usually kept in a CITY
f2etdA Dry Goods Store.4 Our goods are so cheap
that when you come and examine our stock you
will exclaim, clio !for the return oflS60prices."
DELANES, old prices, rs Gents.
PRINTS, p TO fsa Cents. a'@-A ~
WOOL HATS, Is Cents
@aa LADIES' SHOES, $l.oo to- $500, sa,!
and everything in proportion to theaboyeprices
We are determined to sell goods Give a
call before purchasing elsewhere, it will be de-
cidedly to our advantage. -, X.
Y TERMS Positively CASH, in every instance
April 26--ly 1~ S. n. GILES y co.
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b 1t is estimated that the loss of U. S. In
ternal Revenue, from the damage to the crops
of Louisiana by the recent floods, will reach
ten millions of dollars. ~ 'rs s." 8
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26

NTOTHC H. The subscriber has removed his
IN Drug Store from the Virginia Hotel corner
TO the room on Main Street, recently occupied by
$. NJ. Woodward \ Bro and opposite Mrs. Fa-.
gans millinery Store, where he will be pleased
Just received a fresh supply of Drugs and Med
icn cs also, Garden Seeds. 5.
A pr 19--U DIR. j. l.. BROWN.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26

Mr. r. B. Branch, has sold his interest
in the Richmond Eranaiaaer to bis late part
Eners, Messrs. Thos. III. Wynne and "A. M.
I Kelley. isaq4a ~ e Eti5a.iQsii 2l"
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\TEW SPRING GOODS.-We are

NEW SPRING GOODS.-We are
In just receiving large stock of Fresh Goods
suitable to the present and approaching season,
embracing all the newest styles, in great variety
In making the present purchase, we had the
advantage Of first choice in the new goods, both
foreign and American that are in market.
Styles are pretty and prices reasonable.
All those in debt to us, VIII please oblige us by
paying va We are in earnest. 49,
KAYSER Il YOUNG.
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Reports from Mexico, Of the 9Th inst, state
that Maximilian was. wounded in the right
arm by "a spent ball in the fight at Qudreta-
70 and narrowly escaped capture. y At that
date he was en- route for the City Of Mexico,
accompanied by about 5000 troops, at.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26
NTONUMENTAL COOK STOVE.

GTOVEs.- Beautifu1and cheap Office Stoves.
~ Also, the Hathaway and Planter Cooking
Stoves manufactured at the Augusta Foundry
BY 5000 :. ROBERTS, NELSON Y co.
Ho' 1o--o'nos easa-~ = rSfA
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26

The Grand Charitable Presentation Con-
cert, advertised in another column to take
place on the Goth, has been .postponeded I'M
til the 7th day of June next.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26

The q Hollywood Bazaar was opened in
Richmond on the 23rd inst. Donations were
received from every Southern State. We
learn that Mr. Cbas NJ Stieff, of Baltimore,
presented the Bazaar with one Of his fine
Pianos. *<iF ''s41 80 is
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26

s snow v fell Is tie depth Of three inches in
Wisconsin and Minnesota on The 2ond inst
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

5000 YARDS, FRESH SPRING PRINTS,
g tsFct4 at 49, II, ls and 20 cents, eeI3
with full line of Dress and other Goods, at re-
duccd. prices, Just opened by
safseis,7sS'I afcEAYSERx &DYOpN0.
March 22-tf \
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26

The official returns of the vote Of Connec-
ticut, show that "a. 1913 votes were cast, be-
ing 5000 more than was. ever cast before.
and that the majority for English, Democrat,
for Governor,ais esq., The average Demo-
cratic majority for Congressman is 1894.
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NEW GDOLS.-The undersigned have
IN just received new additions to their stock of
BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSIC & NOTIONS,
and respectfully call the attention of the public
to their assortment, which will be found very ase-
lect and varied, and which will, it is believed,
give satisfaction to every patron.
To our former stock, we have also added print
ing material, such as, Book, Flat Cap and Color
ed Paper, Satin Surface Boards, Business Cards.
&c. which will be furnished in any quantity.
Anything called for in our business, and not
on hand, will be supplied at a few days notice.
! 5{gs.}xIgtf s..sr HUNTER & NOWLIN,
s4.a.i ~ One door West of Post Office
March 15-tf. Staunton Va
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Dry Goods, Groceries, SC.

TlEMOVAL.AHavin removed to the old
X stand Of isaac Paul & Co., lately occupied
Nv 81: GILES l. Ce.,,FI respectfully solicit from
my ffiend sand patrons acontinuence OF the lib
/ hereby tender ny most grateful acknowledge
mems. Nv stock via Be found very complete,
,in part, o. beautiful selection of
ladies' Dreas Goods, Whftes Goods,
BOOTS, Shoes HATS, CAPS9S NOTIONS,
all of which are oheredlow for cash or in ex-
change for Country Produce.s-~~sas
WIN. NJ. POOLE.
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NEW GOODS! NEW G0GDs

WE would respectfully inform our customers
and the public generally that we are now receiv-
ing large and we'll selected stock of ,,a,. .i
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
embracing everything usually found in first
class DRY GOODS STORE. gss7r
These goods have been selected withgreat care
by the Senior member of the firm, and, having
been purchased, of FIRST bands, we are enabled to
offer superior fabrics atthe lowest possible rates.
We do not desire to call attention to any par
ticular style of goods but invite the public to call
and examine our stock, when they can see for
themselves that we have as large and varied as
sortmcnt and offered at rs low rates as any in
this market -"
gss- NO TROUBLE no SNOW GOODS.
April 2-tf IL. WITT BRO.
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IXIANTED.- GARDENERS is wanted, in.
Nv meaiasly at Augusta Springs. Constant
emplo yment aud liberal wages viii be given
Y8$ j. A. HEFEEFINGER.
April 26--lm y a.3sfHl51 Proprietor.
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.VeaU Advertisements.

IIRCULAR.-T firm of MINOR & WILL
I l<KINS was dissolved by mutual consent,
the 11th of Nj rch, 1867 The unsettled business
-wil1.be closed by +. 3. Nixon, who has the Books
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26

The New York Tribune expresses the de-
sire that Mr.. Wilson shall be, met by the
.,isn,aeqA reseunding WISE of Virginia. We
wish it could be SO, as we regret exceedingly
to see Mr. Wilson almost walking over the
track alone, and, besides, the ''old man elo-
,quent'''' would furnish him an amount of, in
formation sufficient to enable hima Justly to
claim a proud position as a statesman. 's.2A
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-26

March 2--tf.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
DIED.

BgCKwITH-On Tuesdsr July brief illness. Heoy BeeA
with, sged 25 years.
The funeral will place the residence psssn
Parkave Brooklyn, Friday. August 0cock.
Friends Of the family respectfully nyitei 10 ateut
DURYBEIn this City Wednesia juy d. eliza Dues ws 81
Joseph w Duryee, in the 4Jt year Of her age
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 seo4
the funeral from the Church Of the Holy Trinity esrne Of msdses-
and Forty yecondst SATURDAY, August att O'Clock
TIBLDS-On THURSDAY, August I, Margaret Fields.
The funeral will take place her late residence No II Cotns
blast. Saturday afternoon. at o'clock
PLUMMER-Iu Brooklyn Wednesday July n Alice ishat dsasA
Of Jerome and Anna Punme aged months and days
Funeral will place FROM their residence Pss6cst between Nos
trand and Hewiok Friday August at o'clock
PURDYOn wedness July 81 Cshrne c. widow Of the late Aiss
snder H. Purdy, sged Il years snd months
The relatives and friends Of the @y are especially Invited 70 .ts1
her funeral from her late residence No 30 Avenue d. Sstarf
morning. ~ O'Clock Rans will be aken to Rye for internsa
in lli O'clock train Hew-HaVen Railroad
sPICER-OH Wednesday morning Jo d. 1867 st socOet sasf
painful Illness by With Christian fort1de ae4
resignation Ellen Spcer the 6h Of her the beloved ss
Of Francis Spicer.
funeral wifi place Friday Augusta the deoes
No l8 ThpsI 10 O'Clock Funeral services q
ST. Marks Church. ShyvesantsqUe and Second The e.ae
and sequnanes Of the family aAJ Of her William II Msnst
John AHklsbd w and John H. hansbe
are invited to stesd without further notice.
TAYL0R-FderHk Clarke, ant Of James and Lise Tag
lOT, aged year. ..r
Friday, att osOek No 81 Soath Oxford st. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
ppocrrp1Ncs OF THE CONVENTION.


The Hon Thomas g. Alyord Rep" Onondaga) occu-
pied the chair as President pro tenn large number OF
petitions and memorials presented, as follows:
BY Messrs. BELL CRep., JefTersOn) and BROOKS Dem'
Richmond)-For separate submission Of the liquor pro-
hibitiOu clause
BY Messrs GOULD Rep., COlumbia) and c. Z. PAR
KER Rep, Toga-AgainSt donations TO sectarlan lnst-
BY Mr. VAN CAMPEN Rep.. CattaraugusD- Relative
10 the liquor laws.
BY Mr. sTRATTON Rep. ew-YOrk)-Nneteen memo
ria against liquor prohibitions also against donations TO
sectaran institutions; Also of members OF the New
York Bar suggesting plan for the reorganization OF the
BY Mr. GROSS Dem. New-York)-Several petitions
from various parts Of the State aganstl prohbltOy
liquor law
Rep., Oneda)-Against donations to sectaan lnstltu
BY Mr. ANDREWS Rep., Onondaga)-FOr a separate
submission OF the prohibltOry liquor clause asO against
donations TO sectanan institutions
BY Mr. LUDINGTON (Rep., sullvan)-On the same sub
1eet. ,, .,..
Mr.. FERRY QRep Otsego), Chairman OF the Connlttee
ON Contingent Expenses to call from the table the
report the committee relating TO stationery allow
rce for the reporters Of the Convention Ihe Yeas anu
Nays asked and the report was called up Oy vote
The question came upon the motion of Mr. Baker
O3ep. Montgomery that the reporters be pad a S5V
stationery allow out Of the diem OF the members
@ ~ GREELEY Rep., WestchesteT) called for the pre-
Vous Question and was sustained by vote OF the Coh-
The Yeas and Nays were called and the motion OF Mr.
Raker was lost by a vote Of A. TO 10, as follows
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02

eli g. coTs,ry poasles % 'ssio gstr. sssss wse.a
81 20 ssr Re- eeei S. Cru at ess for No. Csc o No o
SS oy sS v s 900 bash Oats 3so basb Corn ssismss o
bbls Toa, Sse h%sA Wheat, II 900 bash Oats '
PBfIspEPsI1 xr~ Flour dull Brrs Flmis aIaSu 20 a..
Old and sI3 wheat dali; New 90 250ss ~
New, and Old &c
oswEGo T. Aug Ill mPiou, SOC sI lover sales OF go
ebs 81 for No Spring sl2 for Red NRer aud e Doshs
ItrA Wheat du sales OF $50 bush No. kslVke Club al e1
so bush No Chicago Spring % l7 and se0 brh No
pse terms Corn and other grains quiet NH FS unchssed(
sh9r S2f and Shpsua go tau Canal Frsghts-Vbes o.
sna Torn &c. to NewYO Weather cloudy Wind sOs6 sAer.
BxLIsoRE Aug lCOaee quiet Cotton h and ~ te
TOT hodng upands Foar and unchanged prices, Shp
pDg brands Of City Mills Erts $f0Sl20 Wheat better Witt
- 9% " 10 the latter for Choice Red 90 50s2 Corn .d}
Sl - Tor Prime White and 81 is for yellow Oats Cd
Vanced Sc New Oa9Oc and Old Rye 81 j50Sl sasss
steady with inqaiy from the trade
ers lf0llsc Bacon steady with Obbng i3ieJo
Shoulders; BI9l6lc for Rib and Clear Rib bid
for Western and al be for City Mes Pork beh ga TseSh
Whisky in bond, 32d35e.
LOUisvILLE Aag Tobacco lower sales l5J hhds Las eySest
Conmon to MedUn Leaf $70$b; Cutting Leaf @5 Ho.r
changed; No l. New 4ll Prime Wheat 81 D Corb-Sbeiled
White 81 o. delivered Oats 8c for Old in bulk New ~9o
Mess Pork SEA S24 So Reconsideration be Cesy Sides 6fe
packed LArd-tierSes he Low hddhng COttoo. 20 WAsAy
New-York tribune., 1867-08-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

AuerrA Ga Aug CotOn market more active and Pnee' are
MOBILE Ala Aag Cotton closed drm sales 400 bales Low Mid
c. Aug ~COOn quiet 20 bales Mddlngs
Lori. SuE L-Tobacco active unchanged Cotton 22e
Country Treble s3 5ss:3 3 yvs Wheat a a's1 s5S
- TO- Corn dull white sO6g7e yellow, so2s1e Oats declining
New o aS S uusSsuss G S's Gs 'i & @ Choice Ksts
IN terce Recsp-POu 1890 bbls Wheat 800 sacks Corn lSO
WsssTos Aug -spts Turpenue quiet 5'ia5'c Ro'n
99s sales $50 Ss s.,,iy Io.issa i.is .Sa
Price. I looking up yellow ,sg SSE5 6.
Isle uneh.nsed Cuba sGq gSs Ia. as heT decae Safe
on The aO,.O&s. asa are G. skiing x $40 g S round lots
BseoS quiet Shoulder SiS ;i, o aaS sS' o is
I s.ng RIcharge S2al NeWYOrk Sight Exchange per cent
Urs@1 .sIso Aug L-Four dull declined SOC 81 Ssh sale: 300
i @ No sPsSS 5 SoS s No S' MI MwsalSs club o go
bush No do 90 2S 700 bush NO ShsSsG SPnns a. h I% on
cs5I 90 n and ss i'' '' @ PS ssd shorts s2s Ship
n and 80 s y = I'm Canal Fr.ish-whsst sc Consc New.
YoIH, Lumber o. to the Hudson FreghtsaFlour to B9,,
Ton % e GO sSs Sa.& Wheat, co bush 9on $4,000 Lumber
FS4 100 S S' mcd.ss S demand ss h'%Is. @ 100 S Red
winter sf 900 bb. Spring at 80 7S9sie @ aud % @ So' Ssr @
,as. w: kSSG ci%S 81 s g. car, W5ts EsS;ay at
Red Ohio 90 m cars old White lanai SS sS,b lots Of No
%s eSs sasesS At @ 'si s o @ BARLEY oS%G.
Ssrii y SS Ss Corn
800 GOO bush OATS 2oc bush & foari liz IsO 10 SswYsrE
Tor EDO Oho Aug l-Four quiet Wheat dech9ea
Michigan 90 %, Amber % l06 % rd MAo-sn o. a. s.b
receipts Oas very scarce; New to arrive, BO w.. s NJ
C,cIgo AuR l-Pour dull and nominal w neat unsii 10
Spring Al gds 93 Spring sodsi o & S91h smsS As
advanced 70 sales s7 ASST for No S c'i ga No a. sc
R1s quiet but steady r No Po'iaen' dai ana one
oT. Sost a, 80 N Tor good 70 choice Sheep dn M @ ana S %
.hangsI Flouri buh Nheat
As 3. 80 SCS 90 HsSa eS sEStG' sS So Oats oo '
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a. az Rsmi, ~ soa go; Fancy 80 5o9sL Wheat nrne ,'
Z ght ana there an improved demand for shipments Nv
Rd i ssa eo White S29s9 Is Corn advancing aI s AND
M Al -se In bs 9Oo 10 arrive Oats dull M snf
- sass 63c for new and 7dT8c for old No e a ro,,ar
nst sales of No Barley dull and nothlns si hoe
s,e. hut there is Improvement In pees Mddhng PrlonI
were generally asking ae WHISKY good SeSsaS % Ids.e
r, and unchanged Mess PORK 62A Bulb Meas NAN. 81 22c
Shouders ic Sides lac Clear sides Ra.er srm lsd
Cor sugAreued Lard dull az 53te Reserve Cheese dali a.
10 sugar Gnn At i9al5c m Raw 7iGSc Sr arm but aulst
| Al 22d2To for Rio. Gold, 1874 buying H
Money scarce In light demand Ctr Doubles elsd
| MuwIuKHn Aug. L-Plour more se"'' W