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New York Items.

NEW YORK, Jaly 1.-The case al GER
tain butchers against the metropolitan
Board of Health, has been decided by
the Court Of Appeals i'll favor of the
Board, the Court aveIring that the
Legislature has entire CONTROL over the
streets OF New York aud may delegate
its authority in the matter to any local
organization, and that its orders cannot
be reversed by Jury trial or interiered
with by INJUNCTION. This decision puts
stop to Strengthening and cattle driv-
ing in the city.
The new Board of City Council met
yesterday and Transacted considerable
business in very good order, President
Mona6h han presided.
The Board of Fire Commissioners,
yesterday, dropped Patrick w. Hand
from the roll of engineers for his mis-
management of fire engine No. 9 i'll the
Bowery, by which the late disastrous
, explosion was caused.
The CorOner's Jury, in the Rivington
street homicide case, returned u verdict
yesterday of UNSUITABLE homicide, and
the prisoner, Emil Swenzman, was COM
mitted again to the Tombs on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons
In the case of the United States against
Vernon X. Stephenson, q case involv-
ing an immense cotton claim, and on
which, if tho defendant tails, an inform
er who gave information will be onti-
tied to a share amounting to about halt
million Of dollars, was up before the
United States District Court yesterday
on motion to vacate tho detachment
against the defendants property. The
Court reserved its decision.
The attendance at Jones' wood to-
day was excellent. Shooting continued
the entire day, that of the breech load
ers occupying the afternoon.
The. meeting of the National Labor
Convention to consider which icandi-
dates will be most advantageous for
the working men to support, commenc-
ed to-day. Resolutions will be adopted
tomorrow.
Three. little girls named Mary Sulli-
van, Margaret Doherty and Ann Carroll,
while bathing in Poplar pond on Doug
lass street, Brooklyn, get beyond their
depth aud were drowned. Mrs. Doherty,
the mother of one of the children, and
James MCGEE, who endeavored To res
cue the children, got beyond their
depth and were also drowned. Their
bodies have been recovered.
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CONGRESSIONAL:
WASHINGTON, July Z.
SENATE.

Mr.. Freliughuysen reported, from the
committee on Naval Affairs, joint res
linton to admit certain persons to the
Naval Academy. 1t authorizes the Sec.
retarv of the Navy to receive Tor in
strnction Mt the Naval Academy, not
exceedinq six persons, to be designated
Inv the government of Japan, provided
M EXPENSE to the United States is i'll
volved.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced bill to hx
the time of the next meeting of Con-
gress viz: the third Monday i'll Novem.
Der next.
Placed Oh the calendar. 100
Mr.. Patterson, Of New Hampshire,
from the committee on Foreign Affairs
reported bill to promote the elhciency
of the diplomatic and consular service
of the United States. .
Mr.. Howard presented credentials OF MI
A. S. WEIGH, the recently elected Sena,
tor from Florida, who came forward ana
was sworn in, and tack his seat at the
extreme left, beside Mr.. McDohaid,' OIL
Arkansas.
The evening session was provided
for by the consideration OF private
bills.
The civil appropriation bill was
taken up, the question being upon the
amendment of Mr.. Patterson, of New
HAMPSHIRE. to direct certain payments
to DO made to Maine and Massachusetts
to carry out the Ashburtun treaty
Agreed To.
The bill having passed throug h the
committee of the Whole, on motion Of
Mr.. Howe the yeas and nays were
taken OIL the amendment striking Out
an appropriation of S25O,OOO for de
iiciency in the fund for the relief OF slcs
and disabled seamen. The approprla
ton was retained. Tho bill was then
passed.
The molten for an evening session
was almost unanimously reconsidered
on account of the intense heat, the
thermometer being at 81 degeees.
Mr.. Johnson introduced bill ap
propriating $1,000 to the Ladies' Meunl
Vernon Association, which was referred
to committee OH Claims.
Adjourned.
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State OF West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court
Jane Rules, l-l,-
Il. G. Barr. administrator de bonIs non cum
testamentO annexo of the estate OF Man
smith deceased, George Smith, John Smith
David Smith aud Joseph Saith, heirs ~ Law
of Henry Smith deceased. Henry keenan, AL
ministrator Of the estate OF james kccplu,
who was the husband Of Elizabeth Keenan,
Abraham Miller Pleasant Miller bis wife,
Richard Shlvcly and Jane Shlycly his Wiic
William Richly and Sarah Richly his wife aud
William Richly heir az law of Mary CalhaIiur
Richly, deceased, Fergus Smith, IN bi, own
right and as Joint executor with Henry kcc
nan, OF the viii Of John Smith. deceased Hon
~ Smith and Mary Elizabeth Smith, nov Ia
terinariicd with Horace Rldgely children ri
Fergus Smith William Craig Smith, MAN
Catharine Smith, aud Henry Clay Smith. ckl
1irrn Of John Smith, deceased. Mary William.
Mary Jane Newton, Rebecca Ann Roberts ant
Fergus Roberts
Joseph W Morgan and william j. Morgan, ~
ministrators of the estate of Josiah Morgan.
deceased, who was executor Of tho last will oi
Mary Smith, deceased, Ebene1sr McCnllcch.
Forgus Smith and Henry keenan,, joiat exec"
tors oil the last will Of John Smith, deceased
In Cbancrn
1'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To CON
i pei the defendants, Joseph w. Morgan and
William y. Morgan, 10 account and pay over t.
tho administrator all sums OF money In then
hands belonging 10 tho estate uf, AaIy Smith
deceased, and 20 charge all the defendants for q
devastavit worked upon said estate; and IL ap
pearing from an affidavit llod In the cause that
William II. MorgaH IL not rcsi tent Of the stat,
Of West Virginia. on motion OF cOhplainaI'z
counsel 10 Is Orderud that he do appseT bcrr
within ons month after tho fonrth weekly publ
cation end dnc posting OF this 81 der at tia front
door OF the Court House 81 Ohio county and de-
what lac may deem III 10 protect his intcrc.t IN
above entitled cause.
Test: MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clcrk.
TAYLOR 4 BAIIi, Soils. for Complts.
iyI .oawft
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New York Market

NEW YORK. July 3.
COTTON-A shade firmer; sales of
1900 bales ut 32c for middling uplands.
FL0UR-Receipts 1891 barrels; closed
quiet aud 5al0c lower on medium and
common.
UWHEAT-Very dull and nominally
lower; sales of No. spring at %; No.
spring , 05.
RYE-Dull and heavy; sales at 7Oa
| so.
OATS-Neminal; sales at soc for west
ern in store and atloat.
CORN-Strougly firm; buyers at Ola
02 for new mixed western atloat.
PORK-Noninal; sales ut q - for
mess, cash and regular,
BEEF-Nominaliy unchanged.
CUT MEATS--Steady with a moder-
ate demand. M afa
BACON-Nominal.
LARD-Dull; sa'es at l6ial6ic for
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet, without any RatHial
chasge.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WHEELING MARKETS.
THURSDAY, July 2-Evening.

THURSDAY, July 2-Evening.
Since our last report there has been a
slight decline in Flour and Grain. In
fact the favorable prospects for good
wheat harvest and its nearness at hand
precludes tho idea of any advance. The
decline in the lower grades OF Hour Is
considerable. The Provision Market
does not show much alteration. We
quote the following rates:
FLOUR-Demand moderate, and
market quite steady; M 1oal0 w;
spring family lOOOal0 -; fancy Hour,
red, 1O 50; white II so.
GRAIN-Dcmand fair with \ slight
decline in prices as regards wheat. We
ouotc red winter 00a2 10; white 22Oa
= 30. Csrn is in COED demand and mil
lers arc buying at 95c for shelled or in
the ear, and delivered same on cars or
boats ut 05al ~. Rye is firm at 3Oa
135. Oats also in good demard ut 7ua
75c. 49,,
SEEDS-Are in moderate demand, but
yery little business doing. Glover IS
duli with none in the market, and is
still quoted at 5OaS 10; TIMOTHY at
, 75a3 %; Flax at , OOa2 %. oo
IAY-Baled hay is scarce at ~ w
per ton. Loose is quoted ut Ia w Per
ton. =,
PROvIsIONS-In good demand with
q fair business doing, but prices have
declined and are not so firm. We quote
Mess Pork at go 90; Shoulders BE per
lib; Clear Rib Sides 17c; Clear Sides
l7Ic; Breakfast Bacon lie; Sugar cured
hams l9c; Sugar cured canvassed hams
zoe; Family Canvassed hams l9lc; Dried
Beef 23c; Dried Beef canvassed 23c.
LARD-Leaf lard is quoted at lie.
LARD OIL-Extra lard oil is held at
l As per gallon.
CARBON Oils quoted at 80 cts.
per gallon and no charge for barrel.
CHEESE-Goshen is quoted at lGc;
factory. Ice, and dairy at l2il3c.
COFFEE-Firm at23a25c; HummelPs
Essence at 6 90 per gross.
SUGAR-N. 0. Sugar 14al5c; Cuba
at 13!c; Porto Rico at l3ial4tc; hard re-
fined at l5c; A coffee at lie; Is do
ut 16a16lc; Z do at 1G!c.
SYRUP-55a60c for lower grades: 70a
75c for good to medium; SOal w for
good to best brands; Porto Rico molas-
ses, 75a55c.
MOLASSES-N. o. at 9Oa95c; the sup
ply is light and prices firm.
SODA-7c for American, and sc for
New Castle.
STARCH-Westcru, Sa9c; Glen Cove,
l3tc; Maizena,, l3!c.
FISH-Market firm with decline
for some grades; we quote mackerel,
No. l, half bbls., at IL %; No. :, 10 %;
No. 3 medium, Z %; No. 3, large, IS;
No. kit 2 GO; No. : kit 2 %: No. j
kit W; lake herring, 800; white fish,
900.
LEAD AND SHOT-Bar lead l2c
Shot so per bag.
LEATHER - Hemlock sole 3Oa34ci
oak tanned 45a47c; harness 4dai5c;
skirting 47c per III. Bride 80 OO pei
dozen. Calf skins-American 25al 81
per lb; French GOA? 10; upper Boo per
foot.
HIDES-Green Sc; calf skin l5c.
GLASS-Franklin brand, Sxl0, co.
l0Xl2, 4 30.
IRON-Swedes, nc; common bar iron,
4tc; horse shoe iron, SIC; heavy ban;
iron, &c; hoop and light band, sic; nails
sc for los, SIC for IS and 9s.
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Rnse Rail-.

CINCINNATI, July 2.-The match
game OF base ball between the Cincin-
natl Club and the Railway Climb, of
Cleveland, played here this afternoon,
re ulted in the defea. of the Cleveland
Club, the score being Cincinnatrs 50
and the Railways IL.
The Railway Club play the Buckeye
Club tomorrow afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, July "A match game
OF base ball played this afternoon be-
tween the Atlantics of Brooklyn and
the Louisville club, resulted in the de-
feat of the latter. Score-Atlantics &C;
Louisville Z.
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Convention Items.

NEW YORK, July 2.-LaSt evening Mr..
Belmont entertained the members OF
the Democratic National Executive
Committee, and the question of the dis.
tribution of tickets of admission was
discussed, but the final conclusion has
not been made known.
Badges will be distributed to the dele
gates and members of the press and no
one will be permitted to 90 beyond the
railing without.
1t is stated that letter has been re-
csived from Judge Chase, in which he
tho nominee of the Democratic COnven-
ton, whoever he may be.
The New Hampshire delegation ar
rived this morning, and all the New
England delegates Will DO here by to-
morrow morning.
The Pendlcton Escort arrived to-day.
Appearances indicate PendlctOn to
have the most positive strength, but
not, it is Judged, sufficient to insure
nomination. There is no probability of
the repeal of TIE two.thirds rule.
The Indiana delegation held a meet
ing at the st. Nicholas to-day, and or
ganized by the choice of Fitch as Chair
man. The statement that Hendricks
had declined is erroneous, and the In
diana delegation will support him OH
it becoming evident that Pendleton
cannot be nominated. His position is
that Indiana having formed part of Pen
dleton's column she cannot in good faith
desert him, but he does not refuse the
use of his name i'll case CT need in the
cause of harmony, and the Indiana del
egation will, doubtless, vote for him
after the first ballot.
The New York delegation held ar in
formal meeting ut the st. Nicholas ut
noon to-day, Samuel j. Tilden in the
chair. There was an unanimous express
sion for Seymour. He, however, per
sonally declined the use of his name rs
a candidate by the New York delega-
ton.
Considerable discussion followed, Mr.
Tildeu taking leading part, and coun-
selling Il delay of action. One delegate
proposed to take vote on Chase but
found no supporters, and by nearly 4
unanimous vote the delegation adjourn
ed till to morrow for consultation with
newly arriving delegates from abroad.
Governor Seymour's position is, APP
parently, that he will not permit the
use of his name by the New York dele
CATION, and win only take the nOmina-
ton if spontaneously rendered to him.
Most of the delegates here appear
confident of success in November, and
the first choice of many, and second of
nearly all, is Mr.. Hendricks.
A StrDnU effort il max I'm seen
the vote of the Pennsylvania delega-
ton for PendletOn, and the support of
George w. Cass, of Pittsburgh, for the
Vice Presidency by the Pendleton men
i'll return is promised.
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state Of Wesr virginia,

Ohio County CircEit Court
. jane RHleS, l~h-
Thomas Hughes
vs.
Robert Henderson. Executor OF John Laii,lty
deceased.
Attachment In Assumpsit.
UNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To liz
i cover of the defendant Robert Henderson
Executor OF jain Laff.rty, deceased, the sum
OF S62.55, with interest thereon from the lIih
day Of June, ls60, till paid and costs. Tho at
tacLment sued out In this cause having been
returned served ON the Agent oil tho u. 4 u
r. Il. Co. and ID. 9. List, the Rcceiver ol tie
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, in the case at the
D. & o. Il X. Co. against J. Il W. q. Latlrity
ct al. And IL appearisg from an affidavit tlc,
in the cause that said defendant X. Henderson
Executor, Is not resident OF the STATE OF West
Virginia, on motion OF plaintiffs attorney It o.,
ordered that no do appear hero within one
month after the fourth weekly publication AMI
due posting Of this order at tho front door th,
Court Housc Of Ohio county, and do what be-
may deem ut TO protect his interest rs suclr
Executor.
Test MICHAEL j. BREiNIG, Clcrk
G. Il. CALDWELL, Atty for Plaintiff.
iylnaxlt
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July 2.-Tho Board of
Trade to-day adopted resolutions of
thanks to the House of Representatives
in Congress, in adopting the report III
the special committee reducing the tax
on spirits and tobacco; also resolution
petitioniDg the Senate of the United
States to concur in the action of the
House by which the revenue will be in
creased and the commercial interests of
the West benefited, -s., "aEg
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Chicago Market


FLOUR--A shade easier; sales OF
spring extra at 50aal0 90.
WHEAT-Very dull and little doing,
No. l 5a6c and NJ. 2 DC lower sales az
Sal 81 for No. aud 10 Tor No. =,
closing nominal at rs, cash. and 70
for sellers option for the month for No.
,, this afternoon; nothing doing.
CORN-In good shipping and specu-
lative demand, frmer and q shade
higher; sales No. l at s6ao7c, and No. z
at S4as59c, and rejected at 77a7sc; clos
ing steady at Sc for No. l in store; since
Change, sales of No. at Soto.
OATS-Less active aud holders hru
ut ta!c higher; sales at 65ta6Sfc; closing
irm. .,r.
RYE-Dull and almost nominal at
&c in store. ..-.s, ..ft
BARLEY-Dull and nothing doing.
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jerome Park Raecs.

JEROME PARK, July 2-The hurdle
raca,ras won by Eagle by q length,
beating Blackbird, second, and Geraid,
third; the betting previous to The race
was 800 to GO on Blackbird, against
Eagle; time: 1921. The stakes for
three wear olds was WOE by General
Duke by two lengths, beating Hotspur;
time 3:ls4. The grand national stake,
3 mile heats, was won by Deceurcy, On
ward breaking down at the commence
ment of the third mile.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


Df VIkTUk OF DEED OF
ID TRUST made by Charles Ii. Kimball, trus-
tee. George Hariman and Nancy Hardman his
wife dated December 18th, is6s, and recorded
in Deed Book l6, page sos, of the records OF
Preston county, West Virginia, / shall on the
91st day OF Jaiy, 1S8s. at the front door
of the Court House eff said county sell at public
auction for cash, the following property, TO wit:
The Tail Road on the waters Of Three Fork
Creek, in said county, commencing at the
Franklin Iron Furnace (the property held by
the said Kiiaball in trust for the sole and sepa-
rate use OF the said Nancy Hardmanl and thence
extending along the eastern hank Of said Three
Fork Greek to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Herewith at point about 300 yards
east of the month of Raccoon Greek, In said
county, together with all the rights, easements
and privileges thereunto belsnging or in any
wise appertaining, but not including engine and
rolling stock. =.
As trustee shall convey such title only as Is
vested in me by said deed. LIE
mys.wtd JAMES S. WHEAT. Trustee.
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WOOL MARKET.

We have no. much to note to day in
the change of prices. There is consid-
cradle animation, however, in the mar
kct, and Mr.. II. X. List, our extensive
wool dealer, has purchased some one
hundred thousand ponds within the
mast week. Many OF the farmers are
holding on for better prices. We quote
merchantablc wool from thirty-livc to
forty-iive cents, according to quality
and condition, for choice clips.
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The many thousands cured at this establish.
mel: within the last twenty years, and the nu
mcrors important Surgical Operations performed
the Sun, and many other papers, notices OF which
appeared again and again before the public, be-
sides his standing a. gentleman OF character
and responsibility, is a sufficient guaranty t0 the
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. aug-.dly
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From Snr Francisco.

SAN Francisco. July 1.-The Military
Department Headquarters received ad-
vices to-day from Fort Whipple, Ari-
IONA. The mail which left this city be-
tween the 4th and 9TH Of June, was
partially dstroyed near lopez. No par
ticulars.
The surveyors and laborers employed
in the construction of the Western Pa
cifc railroad between Sacramento and
Stocton have been transferred to the
Central Pacific railroad and the work
suspended ON the Western Pacific.
There were five suicides i'll this city
the present week
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From, philadelphip.

PHILADELPHIA, July "A majority
of the Pennsylvania delegates TO the
Democratic National Convention met
in this city to-day, and after the cleo
ton of Hon. George w. Woodward as
Chairman aud Hon b. III. Boyer Is Sec
rotary, they adjourned to meet at IT.
wing Hall, New York, tomorrow.
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Com missioncr,s Notice.

Pratt & Fox, In Chancsry IN tho
Circuit Court for
ShcrIard Clemens, ct al. Ohio oOunty, West
DURSUANT TO THE DECREE MADE
i In the above cause on the yld day Of MAY
1865, viii OF SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY
OF JULY, lsGS, At my sfiicc IN the city oi
whscling, and thereafter by ADJOURNMENT from
tina TO time ~ shall be found Necessary pro
coed 10 ascertain and report the amounts and
pTioTties Of the liens upon tho land mebiiOne
and Described Ia the bill and exhibits lled Ia the
above entitled Cause and whether the deed ~
trust or contract, mems ioncd and described Ia
said bill was executed n to constitute n
valid lien upon said land. and any other matter
may deem pertinent, or that may be desired
by any party In interest
HANNIBAL FORBES.
Commissioner Ohio Coanty Circuit Court
june i2th ls6e. iupIJoawtt
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STATE OF West Virginia..

Ohio County Circuit Court
Jane RHlcs, l>S
Mary Eeefsr, who snes by her next friend
Philip Winter,
Va.
Xavier Keef,r.
In Chanceiy.
rI,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To Oh
i tain a decree for divorce from the bond 81
matrimOny with alimony.
And Il appearing from au affidavit filed in tue
cause that the defendant. Xavier keeicr IL not
a resident of this State. ON motion of the ,oul.
plsinant, by her coanscl, IL Il ordered that h.
do appear hero within month After the
fourth weekly publication Of this or,ier and duc
posting thercsf at the front door OF the CouII
House Of Ohio county, West firgiuia, and lo
what he may deem do 90 protect his interest.
Test: MICHAEL j. BREINIG, Clerk
TAYLOR & BARB, Soils. for Complt
iyl-oaw4t
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New Yorit DRY G.ea. Market.

NEW YORK, July :.
The market steady and firm for all
staple fabrics. Cotton goods were with
only moderate inquiry, while fancy
styles were being closed out at low
figures, which can hardly be regarded
as criterion. It is now generally an
ticipated that all classes Of goods, both
domestic and foreign, will open Mt high
or rates, but, for the present, there is no
particular change to observe. Printing
cloths, s5a9c; prints, 1lal3ac and heavy
brown sheetings, 16alSc.
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THE PEOPLES BANK,
Levi Is. Springer and others, |

Levi b. Springer and others, In Chancery
vs.. SCOurt forOhio
County, West
Shepherd Mcintyre AMI others. Virginia.
DCRSUANT TO TIE DECREE MADE
i in the above cause on the seventh day OF
May 1865. 1 will on MONDAY. THE SIXTH
DAY OF JULY, 1863, ut my Office in the city
of Wheeling. and thereafter by adjournment
from time TO time ~ shall be found necessary,
proceed to take and state an account OF the
persons respectively who, pursuant TO the
WILL OF MOSES SHEPHERD deceased
bearing date the first day of January, ls30, OK.
hibited in the above entitled cause, are entitled
to share In THE PROCEEDS OF THE HOME
PLANTATION Or ESTATE mentioned in
said will, and of the share of the said proceeds
to which zach Of the said persons is entitled
and to ascertain and report what will be q reas.
enable commission OF allowance to be deducted
from the shares of those who shall be so found
entitled and paid over 70 the compliments rs q
contribution to the expenses of bringing and
prosecuting this suit; together with such other
matters as shall be deemed pertinent by myself
or be specially required by the parties.
And pursuant to tho said DEGREES, i hereby
give notice to all persons claiming 10 be entitled
TO share in the said proceeds to come in before
me and prove their respective rights; and do fix
WEDNESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF SEP.
TEMBER, 1865, as peremptory day for the
purpose; and such Of them as shall net come In
and prove their respective rights on or before
that day will be excluded from the benefit Of
the said decree or Of any future decree in the
above cause, unless otherwise hereafter ordered
by the Court. HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio Co. Circuit Court.
Nay 10Th, 1869. my3OlwdAvtill.seps
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 2.
GODD-Quiet; closing at l4Otal40s.
GOVERNMEN + STOCKS-Were high
or, and closed strong; Coupons OF
'Sf, .ll3tall3s; ex-interest do ~, ll3ta
ll34; do ga, 1lOsall0f; do '65, llOsal105;
DO new, lOslalOas; do '67, lO5!alU9;
do '6S, lOoJal02t; 1O-4Os, lO65alU'; 1-3os'
10Sfa1U9.
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Sentence Com mated.

Troy, July l.-Govcrnor Feuton ha
this day committed the senteaee of
Patrick CalalfNa, convicted of the muir
der of Patrick Dunn to Imprisonment
for Ave years at Clinton prison.
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Badale Markea.
BUFFALO, Jul,

Flour steady and in little demand;
buyero expecting decline. Wheat in
q moderate demand and prices tending
Corn firm, and sound in good
request. Oats in better demand ic