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DaStIs ~ srksts
Cry OF JFFTFRsOy

CITY JEFFERSON Jan. ). 1858.
Arrived since our last-l65 Texas Beeves, IT'S
Calves and Yearlngs, 474 Hogs, 1906 Sheep, aud "a
Mich Cows. SOld-274 Texas Geeves, III Calves
and Nearlings, 81 Hogs and 6sl Sheep. Stock on
sale-l2l3 Texas and 81 Western Beeves, AIS
Calves and Yearlngs, 76l Hogs, 1899 Sheep and
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4. o. q. K.

corner OF NseaIne and Phillip Streets Fourth District.
Omeers-Frank Pdster c. p. Jacob Newhauser h. P.i
W. Allen, Scribe
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SUMNER RESORTS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

VIkGINIA SPRINGS.
The following celebrated VIRGINIA SPRINGS Of easy
sccess by railroads and sho stage lines good roads, N
viii Re for Visitors ON AND AFTER THE FIRST OF
White sulphur.
eRkESsRIxR COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
sweet Springs and Salt sulphur Springs,
MONROE COUNTY. WHIST VIRGINIA
Route via Virginia Central River Depot
until about the 10th Of July, when the railroad will
zee hSinoau' Viz"
Hot Springs, Healing Springs. and Hath
Alum Springs
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
Route via Virginia Central Railroad MiIsboIo Depot
Koch bridge Alum sDrfngs,
RocKBRIDcE COUNTY,
Route via Virginia Centsa Railroad to Goshen DepoA
Augusta White sulphur Alum Springs,
QoRxKRLY srRIBLINGs)
Route via Central Railroad ssunton by sAgssts
the Springs
Allegheny ~ rings,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Route via Virginia Central Orange Alexandria Shave
vile Depot on Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Coyner's Sulphur Springs.
BorKcouRr coUETY,
Route above Coyners Springs Station. Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad
West North and South, all the above Springs
The Propetors of Springs have provided
entire outfit Il New Furniture etc. all departments
will use eHo To mako visitor satisfied
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subordinate Fncampments.

ouUDI WfH"tc
wILDEY NO. l.
Meets the First and Third Saturdays OF each month In
Lodge Room No l. the Mutual Insurance Com
psny. Oficers- j. B. Heno c. P; J. G.. Dunlap, II. z. :
A. Thomson, Scribe.
HOBAH ENCAMPNENT NO. 5.
Meets the Fourth Saturdays Of each month IN
Lodge Room No l. over the Crescent Nutaa Insurance
Company. Cficers-J. R. Walker, c. P; N. n Samues,
II. p; Geo. W. Sader, Scribe
WASHINGTON ENCAMPNENT EO.6
Meets on the second and fourth Mondays each month";
Margny Buildings Third District Oncers-JnO. ID. suhren,
C. p; II. v. stueksn, II. p; p. stAhel, Scribe.
LAFAYETTE ENCAnPMEET NOZ
Meets the FIRST and third Wednesday Jefferson Hall,
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DE- yoHr a. ANGELA,

i0r.daAte Of Ne Phladelphia Denta UoUefsJ
Hss established hmsef At No 100 Carondest street,
roydres where be will perform all Dental Operations ina
sEths and satisfactory Teeth inserted Gold
OF ueante base Being familiar with all Anashetcs, no
s extract teeth without pain the such best Iz
te case Particular attention given - the medical aR4 sur
pca treatment Of diseases Of the mouth and tech.
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS
4 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

This celebrated Watering Place having thorough
repairs and been furnished throughout every department WITH
entirely and frs class furniture will be open the re-
ception of visitors on the 18th day Of June
The reputation Of this and firmly
established that useless 70 the particular diseases
for which IL Ia specific The propretos have to
maize il as attractive Watering Place in the
Of Virginia.
Comfortable Coaches will meet each train at ShawsvIle
for the Springs The resident
partner will be assisted in
experience, and pains spared render visitors comfort
able q A.COIHOTrg .
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Fncampncnte.

THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISA
Meets semi annually the urth Wednesday January
and July. Onieers-Luther Homes Of No. NJ W. Grand
Patriarch; Geo Dirmeye Of No. l. NJ e. Grand High
PRIEST O. N Morrison, Of No l. R ". Grand s. Warden;
Winnemore Of No 8 r W Grand Scribe; B. DAsilvs Of
No R. w. Grand Treasurer; A w. NacdOneI, Of No. s.
W. @. JuHior Warden; A Wallace Hunter, OF No. I,
r. W Grand Representatives. GeJrgs Nungssssr Of No. W.
O. Marshall; n. W. WOlvertOn Of No. l. W. Grsnd Sennel
NJ. Frankford of No. B. ID. Grand Sentinel,
STANDING CoNNurEEs--Creieati1ls aAi RaHns.-W. L
Williams, Robt. Pikin, Root. strong
Finanoe-E. NJ. Rush, J. Potter, w. c. Wilson.
State Of The OT9e.-J. @. Dunlap, l. =. Tower William
saomOn.
Constitution and By-LarG-HOward HiIlspsugh, William
whitsel, G. W. Roper.
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. I.


Meets hrst and third Saturday, in Lodge Room No.
Home Mutual Company corner amp and
NateheE streets. Oeers-A Mszureau, d. NJ A. j. Van
dergrh, d. D. NJ; Henry Haskell, Secretary and TIea-
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HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY.
RICHARD ANGELL

IBS Julia ST., between Camp aRd 1t. CHARLES.
Pure and mesh Medicines Gases, Books Cer4iss etc,
Chill Drops, the best curative for Ague Blisus
Fever, etc. Bardyttes Worm Drops and sthsE spDrove1
remedies Cor domestic practice.
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Stock on hand and on shpboard this evening.......

The exports include 1857 bales for Boston, l725
bales for Havre, and 1898 bales for Liverpool.
SUGAR-We noticed q very active demand to-
day, especially for the medium and choice grades
and prices very firm with an upward tendency.
Sales to-day 500 hhds., at prices ranging as fol-
lows, VIZ:
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PARATIyE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS
CoI'fON STATEMENT.

Stock hand Sept L ls67................... 1855
Received since Tuesday. ................ 4NT
Received previously Holj5O5j3
2g7 IO8
Exported since Tuesday. 6H5
Exported previously Isl 4l2S14T
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for cotton. By sail 9-I6@ld. q n. for cotton and
AS. Cd. = hid. for tobacco, and by sail to HAVE
l3-l60l4c.
NEW YORK MARKET.-The following extracts
are from Messrs. Cornwall d Zerega's circular Of
the 10Th ult:
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CROOKs d MARIsTANY,

CROOKS a MABIsTANY,
WHOLESALE DEALERc IN
LIQUORS, SPIRITS. WINES CIGARS, Ere, ETC,
Nc % Tchouptouas street, and the Star Warehouse,
More Dame stIeet corner Comm. rec
Always hand, large stock Of Bourbon Nonongahela
Rye shd Reefed Whskies which offer 20 the trade on
liberal terms and at the lowest market rates
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NEW YORK HOTEL-NEw YORK CITY.

NEW YORK HOTEL-NEW YORK CITY,
ne UNDERSIGNED formerly Of thu prspeso Of the 81
Charles Hotel New Orleans having purchased the
VI bis late partner Mr. CranstOn in the above named hotel
takes his friends the public generally
that he will spare pains 20 maiptain the vel
known reputation of the house D. n HILDRETH,
MOREAU'g RzaTAURAHT.
No. l5s CANAL STREET. BETWEEN II, CHARLES AHp
OARONDELEf
Proyrissor respectfully inform their friends and tn
sDcaresH world thst thu open thsi
accommodation the old place and they
nothing undone to continuance Of that sputA
ton which IL has enjoyed Wis hat being
ofths very nrst Restaurants in America
An the dscscss cfths season. wines and
Liquors, always on hand.
rks PrOprstOn thankful for past AvOrr solicit contna
snes fthe rama
sHoDEs q MOULIN
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CHI AFTER.

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY NAVIGATION co.
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GILMOK HOUSE
MONUMENT SQUARE, BALTIMORE
This house has been thoroughly repaired and renovst and
TIE propeors prepared supply guests with every
comfort and convenience. KIRKLAND CO.
Pronrietors
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Meets every Friday evening in Lodge loom No. the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company. ocers-J. David
son. n. G.; j. Z. lockwood, v. c.. O. A Barnes Seere-
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Bismarck DoubIe-BarreIed Needle Gun

J. F. DlrTRICH,
100. Canal Street. 100
Begs leave to inform his friends and the public generally
that he has arrived sm Europe with large and choe
Of French and German Toys and Fancy
the latest styles devices and fashions and which he
pared sell at cheaper rates than those charged any other
Store in the city He has also brought sample OF the
bratsd BISMARCK DOUBLEBARRELED NEEDLE
GUN for the Of which he has appointed Sole gent
He particularly invites those who contemplate making Ho
day Presents 20 call and examine bis Stock
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RARGAINs IN DwELLIA Gs

RARGAINS IN DWELLINGS
We avepostve Instructions TO sell 10 the best offer that
msde, SEVERAL LARGE AND ELEGANT DWELL
INC with extensive gardens in the choicest locations
Also SkVEKAL MODE ATE SIZED HOUSES. Pur-
ehatrs invited to prompt attention tess places will
be sold early. GREEN 4 ELDER,
Real Estate Agents p Commercial Place.
The SCHOONER SUNNY SIDE, now lying at the Second
District Ferry Landing, Agsrs For further particulars
plyto JOHN MAHOEY, Agers.
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PRESENTS FOR THE HoLIDAVs-JUsT IMPORTED
FROM EUROPE.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
vICKsBURG, sHREvEPoRT AND TEXAS STAGE
faNE,

Passengers and Baggage Carried any part the city
Of charged
This is the Only line that give Through Tickets
Shreveport
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-24
40 Pay Charges.

xETEwILL SILL AT OUR sALEsRooM,
w 10. "a second street, On the Let Of De-
csrbsr. Isis. Al 10 a., 70 the highest bidder
Tor oash, one trunk and contsuta, the property
Of A. Cole. % pay charge
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-24

cult task is 10 provide some practical
security for each against the invasions OF
the other. Experience assures US that
the efficacy Of parchment eus,sess mas
been. greatly overrated, and that some
more potent defense is indispensably
necessary for the mere feeble against the
most nowerful members Of the Govern
ment. The legislative department is
everywhere extending the sphere Of its
activity. and drawing all its power into
its vortex. In representative republic,
where the executive magistracy is care
fully limited both in the extent and IN
the duration Of its power, and the legs
latiye power ia exercised by an Assembly,
which is inspired by a supposed influence
over the people with an intrepid CONN
dence in its own strength, which is suifi'
GENTLY numerous 10 feel all the passions
which actuate a multitude, not so nu-
merous rs TO be incapable Of pursuing
the objects Of its passions, by means
which reason prescribes, is against the
enterprising ambition Of this department
that the people ought to indulge ell their
jealousy and exhaust all their precau-
ton. The tendenc Of republican gov
eminent is to an a, .randizement OF the
legislative at the expense OF the other
departments"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-24
Opening The Lakes to the Mississippi-con-
vention at Prairie du Chen.

A convention met at Prairie du Chien
on the 10Th of this month, to adop'
measures to secure an appropriation by
Congress for the improvement OF The Fox
and Wisconsin rivers, so as to open @
nayigable channel for steam or Other
vessels, connecting the great lakes with
the Mississippi and its aftiuents. 1t as
sembled in pursuance of the call issued
some weeks since, signed by the Gov
ernors of Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri and
Minnesota. Delegations representing
Wisconsin were present from Green Bay,
Appleton, Oshkosh, Menasha, Berlin,
Montello, Portage, Madison, Sank City,
Boscobel and other points.
More than two hundred delegates were
present, including Governor Fairchild,
of Wisconsin; Governor Merritt, of Iowa
Hon. Philetus Sawyer and Hon. b. +.
Hopkins. members of Congress from this
State; General lie Due, of Minnesota,
President of the Hastings and St. Cloud
railroad company; number OF members
elect ofthe Iowa Legislature, Hon. Hiram
Barney, of New York city, and Colonel
Nesdham, of Boston.
The most important document read at
the convention was letter from Mr..
Penfeld, of the United States Treasury
Department, from which we give some
important points:
"A constant stage in the Mississippi,
furnished by the supply from the reser-
voir lakes, would be of like inestimsble
value to the business of the Fox and Wis
consin route, approximsting, as it would,
in freight tonnage of agricultural pro-
ducts to that of the Erie canal. From
the report of the Auditor of the Canal
Department it appears that the Erie
canal, down to 1866, had paid the cost of
original construction aud enlarge
ment,' expenses and interest, and had,
over and above, credit of S4l 500, 900 in
the forty years after its completion, the
canal debt of the State being for lat
eral canals. What the Erie canal was
in connecting the great lakes with the
Hudson, the Fox and Wisconsin i'm
provement would be in connecting the
great lakes with the Mississippi. >
The plan of reservoirs for the supply
of the Mississippi would not only be of
the most signal service to the business of
the Fox and Wisconsin route, but incl
dentally to the mill interest when severe
summer drouths are felt At ST. An
thony alone the quantity of reserve
water passing would not be less than
/, 500, 900 cubic feet per minute, equal to
one seventy-eighth that going over Mag
ara Falls"
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Legislative AbsorpnOn-Alsz. Hamilton.

Legislative Absorpnon-Alsz. Hamilton.
zone of the principal objections iu-
culcated by the more respectable adVer-
ssries 10 the Constitution is its supposed
violation Of the political maxim, thu, the
Legislative, Executive and Judiciary de.
partments ought TO be separate and dis
tinct.' No political truth is certainly Of
greater intrinsic value, or is stamped
with the authority Of more enlightened
natrons Of liberty, than that on which
he observation is founded. The accu-
mutation Of Ell poEeT-legislative, exec
utivs and iudiciary-iu the same hands,
ube.h>r Of one, . few, or msuy-vhether
hereditary. seif1pparent or elective
nav be justly pronounced the very deb
milton OF tyranny. Neither Of these de-
psrtnenis ought 10 posses, directly or
indirecfiv. 80 overriding influence over
~ other IN The ADMINISTRATION Of their
respective powers, Bat he nOrs din
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Cumberland House,
Late whitemOrs House,
Nos. 100 and III Adams ST., q.
Bst.i Third AID Fourth. Memphis. Tenn
TOBIAS WOLFE. PrOp'r.

THE Proprietor TAKES 9kEAat .
pleasure in announcing % NJ M, ~
and the public generally. chat ns n-s
taken charge Of the above namot, na...-t;o, "a
The h1siness- aided b. - lite and compeies1it
sssi,se-as a,5 atfrndant 9. 70 insure for ~
ruefts unsurrasfed nceoi nmodaton ana inc
~. rIon1e 4 centrally oc.ted, convenient 70
Reilroa1 and steamboat Iheater and Post-
ofies. an tho Churches. q d the most cleaniys
9uist aud respectable pori ion o. the city.
af,cr fhor6urhly renof atinr. rtttting and
f,@riehfnr this ca'ablithr lent. he new solicin
shsre Oh the public pafu inaFe, With the assn
rsncs that they fhall be I iade 70 feel 81 home.
TRIMS
DAY noard.-....---..--.-- 81 00 per week.
Trausient--.--.------------ - 81 per daf.
eos TOBIAS We lLFR. PropTisior.
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Memphis and Little Rock
RAILR DAD.
OPEN TO MADISON.
Overland Route to Little Rock.


ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEP
" TENDER 2, 1868, the train on the Eastern
Division of this road will run regularly as fol-
lows:
GONG WEsr-Leave Hopcfeld Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at 7.30 am. and arrive
at Madison at l o'clock pm.
COMING EAsr-Leave Madison Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday, at 1880 am; arrive at
Hopeield at O'Clock p.n., and Memphis
at 100 pm.
The Ferryboat NEVADA leaves the foot OF
Union street at am. Trains at Madison COZ
meet with the Stage L. ne between Madison and
Duvall's Bluff.
re- Passengers lea Jing Memphis at Tam.
arrive in Little Rock at pm. next day.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket
Offices in the city.
Freights for Madison or way stations re-
ceived BY P. NJ. PATTERSON 4 CO., at their
wharf boat, foot of Union street.
Freight to way stations must be prepaid.
OPPIoE OF RoAD-12 Jefferson street,
]. w. ROBERTSON,
1877 General Superintendent;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-24
DIR. RUssELL's
Dispensary and Imfrmary,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.

DR RUssELL's DISPENSARY AND
Dinfrmary, the largest and oldest inst,ta;
ton Of the kind in the Ssuthwsst, aonsne 20
in 1859. pleas lutly located e Nos; ~ r ana -
~. K. onsn nv The reception of patients desir-
ing treat = emit and the comforts OF a home while
.ase.;ving the same. Patients also treated at
he ofice or by letter. If desired
'ns bsrmstism, Neuralgia, Gout. Paralysis,
naafress. Fits. Consumption, syphilis, Skin
I1;seases. Spermatorrhea. lmpotency, and all
Ne diseases arising from the indiscr ton of
youth permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases in all their forms efiectualiy cured at the
above named institution.
DIR. RUSSELL. Consulting Physician.
az Treatise on Chronic Diseases futnished
free on apnlicatlon. 4gl8
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MEMPHIS & LOUISVILLE R. R.
l. i N Z
SUMMER sCHEDULE.-JUNE, 1868.

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
Through Tickets, at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 1874
Main street, and at Depot, head of Main street.
Rs- Baggage Checked at depot. or by the
Memphis City Transfer Company, at Hotels,
private residences. or on board boats, to all
principal points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent,
ASA HILL. PASSENGER Agent. 79-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-24

DYEING AND CLEANING OF SILKS,
IL Wooden and mixed goods Is done at this
place 10 perfection. Gentlemen's wear cleaned
By quick and new process, preserving all the
and does away with e. ID, destructive mode
of securing. The Re ugis done By q com
petent Tailor. Prices are LESS than those OF
any house in the city. and all work guaranteed
ta eiyo gatisfactiou 1900
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wanted 20 Exchange.

A WE'LL ESTABLISHED AND GOOD
"A payine business In Louifv lie, KY. for real
esi.t. In Memphis. Tenn. A eoea oppoItenlo
VII b ofsred 70 any one wishlng = rer-
chandiIs. Business nov worth Ssu.oo. Tor
GR6. Il. MONsARRAT Co,
a Ayros Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-24
J. VIENNOT a. CO.,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTIS-
" ING AGENTS. 1873 Nassau street. New
York. (Established in 1851 We beg TO call
the attention Of advertisers to our agenc7. Our
facilities with an the frst-class daily papers IN
the country are second 10 none, and We are fully
prepared to offer terms and conditions which
cannot fail to give superior inducemests. We
,lso send sdvertisements 10 all Cuban and
South American paper, with whom we have
exclusive contracts. We are the only house
doing SPANISH ADVERTISING BUSINESS.
We can, By special permission refer 70
Mr.. II. 7. Helmbold. DrusEist. 5e4 Broadway.
New York.
Msssrs. Hsli & R6eksl. rs Greenwich street.
New York.
Is Chambers street.
Nessrs. Phaion A Son. New York.
Phelan x Collendor, New York.
Tarrant Co.. New York.
Chickcring 4 kon, New York.
Railway 4 Co.. New York. Gill
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-24

IT'S ercsedineiy Iarrs circulation through
ont the city and stale oderi business men ~
exceiicuf Opportunity 70 make their business
now 70 the fhouaand1 Of Gsrnana kfing IN
lis section Of the sonnirT. ~
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18
DOMESTIC MAREETs

Nnpuv Nav lG-Cot,on-M -Mildlugs. 3o,c
Nuw ORtE,Ns MAY Middarss cole NeNlmk hstt,
pe cent premium Flour 10 ~ fJ snpefinci C5o.ce ff
BALriNoRE, i6-Coon Wheat--Marylsni 81 Fem
sylysua ~ 80 Con-Wate. ~ 6i yellow ~ q o-
MARYLAND, eQQ9]ci Wtslern afc .., a. ,
Winter 3 25 for white 10 IS m Double Extra Wheat hose
While Canads ~ o. Corr No Ohio ~ ci NO Illinois 60
Meal - 50 per Mliccd-Sho'i s0i ShIsm1' ~
NTsPfrs Nav i6~Coton-alc Mdng Mes Porh 40 Ia
conShoudcs Clear Sides l8t Buk shoulders, 1ei 'af
sides. I7c Lard, lqc d2!c Oats. t5c Corn, Z l3 .,
Totrno NAV lGWhest-whte Michigan. Al s5 Aahef 50 o.
PHIApEtPHi, May Cottor3II are soy MdiHug Ie oln
-uir Ice; Refned 3laJc FonrNorhMescr E1ta FAMILY
$40 5ia All IS; Peuuerlsua ard Ohio Aa Ge - Nleai-hsd
~ sOa - 85 Rre l5 Curnlo ~ %, hr-d Western,
8 Oats s2oJJc fT Pennsylvania - Tor SoEtlerh SuE-
CfsciSSari May IG-WIeat 81 ~ 20 offered Corn s5c
Oats zoe fr No Cotton Mild ne. DC Mes Pos, 20 bIE
Meats l2dl2i or Shouderi l4Ilic ~ Se Bsoon' c Tor
Shoulders. i6t dt.c for Clear Sides Lad, lolati- ..
Muw.rKEF NAV Fiou-Ctoce Wis-orsn and Iowa 80 20
@0: Medium S9d 20 23 Wt,a-Nc SrnnE - III NO ~
. Gll Oais-.Oc lor No ? COln-9lc ilr Eo. !.
.isWlertt to Ntu-lors. ic finur very
dnD. Cty Ground Spring 90 IS Wisa-No sgHrE ~ & 80
Spring. ~ ~. Com. ~. Oais. Or. tsiI Ir -.
ST Iouis MaJ lGCot.onMItbuc. az Hemp-lndfs'di - -
Dr. ,sei 81 Co Com, soGJec olt. md2lc re, - % Poo
$40 Bry Siouicr loose l2c Rough sides 1876 pacfd
BscopShondsrs I3iQ3 Ianl-Ct,lce ksiielee leIci
r round 10 Medium 80 20 -" Faf 90 'to6e
Cnic,Go NAV i6-WLea-So l. s2oCid$ TO- No. p SOB
No Corn 9lldg1c No and New Gle oats tsr hye, - ~
a 10 for 80 l. aud 5d so f0T No Mcs Fork rH llIi
Re Dry Saled Shotders c2!c Live Hogs @ftOH - - oi
Medium ENtA Choce Bel CatteLgLL - 'o i' 20 5000
Ster!s, a. 350 SO 80
New-York tribune., 1868-05-18

lots and 5a5c Fine Wrappers EYOrl ease for Fle ga
l4e for Wrappey d35e for Pine WripBe Penbvana
and Ohio 5d5lc for Fen 9dee for "nPPsy lots and lsa4e iT
Pine Wrappers.
WOOL-Comnon grades Of State and Western aeeee'
have slightly Ths induced better inquiry and the b
arger but the medium grades have ruled quite b,
owing 70 the small supply hand Fine Fleece snd Pulled woo are
dull aud heavy public sale Of 1000 10 Fleece announced for he
2 We quote follows: Domestic Eeee at d4Ie o h4uEe
and 48d52c for and Do +8d5e for i blood hene'
Reees; 30dj6 for No Pulled fIdf5c or
supeane DO and BIra DO 2a2 for common un
washed California for Fine do 20d4c for common TO choice
TeIa CombDg soaS5 We quote feen a. follow
2d35 for Common Washed 8dJIe for Unwash
MesIa and Mnos 30Q38c for Washed Entire Rios dli for un
COrdOvas Chian 20dI4c
Good
Washed East nds for Washed and African at l4dlS for
Unwa I'd and3 3Od40c for Washed
WHALRBONB moderate request Al ISd8e, enney or SCUM
Sea Northwest 6397o Oehosk 6od6e and Arctic 'o9
67c, al gold