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MEXICO.
Martinez.

Martinez.
New YORK, July "a.
The Herald's Mazatlan dispatches state
that the campaign against Martinez had
ended, and he is reported to have left the
country for San Francisco.
Released.
Governor Gallan has been released under
a hundred thousand dollar bonds.
The Chanticleer.
The English man -of-war Chanticleer was
beating out of the harbor. t... |st
Charges. -r-t .. y
The American Consul had made charges
of misconduct against Commander Brad
ford, of the Resaca. -s-a5 -1-l7 o. q OBJ
Not Vet Accepted.
The steamship Panama had not yet been
accepted by the authorities.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

Ills getting SO we can hardly go into a
tuition Bitters. The sale must be enormous,
and to obtain such results, must be extreme
ly gratifying to Messrs. Seward & Bentley,
the proprietors. They seem to have touch
ed the magic wand when they introduced
these bitters, and no bitters could have at
tanned such popularity unless OF real
worth. 9.---.
All other remedies giving way to Sew
ards Cough Cure. zG jy25-d&w1t
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

-4ss.z'a vzs q Friday, July "a.
,.ar.~r NEIL HOUSE. --f-. - &
Charles w Horn, Cincinnati NJ E Townsend.
burtt, Delaware; William NJ Vary, Rochester, Ny;
johnson. New York; Crank IL tsGGisr: Gh: Oipcin- @
cinnati; William Stewart, do. T White. do Nc.
Kelvey,. Pittsburgh; Sehroder. Cincinnati W
Green, Meadyille: Gostrephotsr and wife. New
nspolis; W Il Gibson, fifin; R R Coleman. Cinein-
natl; j l. Hahn and wife; do; Nj MeCord, Erie, Pa:
Ohio, L D Myers. city. .Otway Watson. London,
Ohio, M Hanson. LondOn, Ohio, William viii
W Ii Hurd, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Thomas Jackson, Os-
wego. New York; Henry. Thornton. Philadelpbia.
Pa; W J Wooster. Philadelphia. Pa; NJ q Chaplin.
Bort Logan, Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

HoLLowAY's PnLs-BowEL COMPLAINTS
The waste pipes of the system-which
like the sewers of a great city, are intend
ed to carry off all refuse matter-must be
kept unobstructed, otherwise health is out
of the question. Holloway's Pills effect
this object. Gently, but swiftly and sure
ly, they carry off all impediments from
these important channels when clogged
with impurity, and restore their natural
tone and natural action. Sold by all Drug
gists. III .4oia s.a jy9-d1y-cw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

IT IS GENERALLY CONCEDED by every
one that Kingsford's silver gloss laundry
starch will impart a finer polish to linen or
cotton goods than any other starch now in
use. Call at McColm, Miles & McDonald's
and buy box. a i.1f q al,saa .-h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25
NOW YORK market-JuIy "a.

COTrON-Quiet and without decided
change; sales 100 bales at 3lc for middliag
uplands. So
IA MFLOUR-Closed quiet and firm for low
grades. with moderate inquiry. aE7Bssf1iq
EWHEAT-Quiet and firm for winter and
INLAND rather heavy for spring. tenmos'A
RYE-Quiet and steady at ST 75@1 SO.
= HOATS-Dull and heavy at S33z@S4c in
store and S6c afioat. hlz isaF0E sFssl sLIsIT
- -CORN-Very scarce and firm at 81 12@
113% for sound new mixed western afloat.
PORK-Firmer and advancing at $28 25
OPS 80 for mess, cash and regular.
BEEF-Nominally unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Active and quite firm.
BACON-Nominal.
p LARD-Firm at 175s@l73le for fair TO
,EGGS-Steady at 24@26c. .a - iisE,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

HORSES SToLEN.-On Tuesday night, as
we are informed, some unknown horse
thieves went to the stable of E. R. Williams.
of Miff1in township, and took two of his
best animals from the stable, and harness.
ing them to wagon, drove off. Just before
they reached Nose Dickey's residence, some
two, miles north of Williams place, they
ran the wagon into the fence and broke the
toDgne off. Going up to Dickey's they
hitcbed to his wagon and left, and have not
been heard of since. --i ''l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

JELEFF & DEBUTTs, Locksmiths and
bell hangers, at No. 14l North High street,
are now prepared to hang parlor and hotel
bells in the neatest and latest style. Sew
ing machines repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed. Models built for patentees,
and all kinds OF light machinery made and
repaired. Keys OF all description always
on hand, and safe and Jail locks made and
repaired. .esaa9 4s- may 23-s-ly. T.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

The polls in the Wards will be open from
six to nine o'clock P. M, and in Townships
from four to seven O'Clock p. NJ. except in
Blendon and Sharon, in which Townships
the polls will be open from seven to nine
o'clock P. M.
,...-.-. -. JACOB LoHRER. JR..~
- Chairman County Central Com.
GEORGE P. SARGENT, Secretary.
July 6, 1868.
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ToIedo NIarkct-JuIy "a.

FLOUR-Quiet. a -,l...y.5g, ...e, +a.l3 -
WHEAT-New amber Michigan 50 90;
seller for September 81 7S@1 so; No. 2 red
81 So. vs. ~ ~ - -
CORN-Active, firm and fully 1c better;
No. 1 94c; regular 93c rejected SIC; seller
for August Soc /; buyers for July 95c; seller
for first half of August So =: a-,-,-,-. 7
OATS-Sales of No. l at Tic; 1c better.
RYE-No. / new 81 80. =
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ST. Louis nIarket-JuIy "a.

FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Firm for best grades at pre-
vious quotations. erqhr4.E -,sgps1orrh &
CORN-Dull at 7s@s0c for mixed and
S5@S6c for white.
OATS-Lower at 6O@64c for new.
RYE-Lower, at 81 %. is a7f7a e.sE'
PORK-S2S 75. fi,,ff ,,.f ,.5l.7i ~. .,-...s
.BACON-shoulders 1224@13c and clear
sides 163z@17c. 5g I'D 5--.i -sgss,.r. y, .-.,rsst
LARD-l7L@1Sc. -, /, 4. - - =
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FOREIGN NEWS.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.

Reported Behead ding of the Crew
Sos of the General Sherman. eH
s.Aa ra-Est New YORK, July "a.
A special to the Herald from Shaghai,
June 9th, via London July 23d, says: 1t is
reported that the crew of the American
vessel General Sherman, which was wreck
ed in Chinese waters, have been beheaded
by the natives where they landed.
Free Port of Entry.
- . LONDON, July "a.
kilograms from Madrid say the Spanish
Government will make st. John, Porto
Rico, a free port of entry. The British
West India Mail Company's ships will call
there instead of at St. Thomas, as at pres
pnt
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XLth Congressional Session.
WASHINGTON, July "a.
SENATE. - -

The Senate met at 10 o'clock. as-
I Mr.. CHANDLER called up the joint res
olution in relation to surveys and examina-
tions or rivers and harbors, which passed.
: Mr.. WILSON introduced the following
joint resolution, which passed:
Resolued, &c., That the persons now hold
ing civil offices in the provisional govern
ments of Virginia and Texas, who cannot
take and subscribe to the oath prescribed
by the act entitled San act to prescribe an
oath of office and for other purposes" ap-
proved July I'd, 1852 shall, on the passage
of this resolution, be removed therefrom,
and it shall be the duty of the district COM
mander to fill the vacancies so created by
the appointment of persons who can take
said oath. ,f55jlGtu
The House bill to protect the rights of
actual settlers upon public lands was pass
eo, as IolloWs: -7.u a.s saI. .-... 81. .,1-s-
Bet enacted, &C., That in no case shall
more than three sections of public lands of
the United States be entered In any one
township by scrip issued to any State un-
der the act of July I'd, 1862, for the estab-
lishment of an Agricultural College there
on.
At IL o'clock the Senate went into Exec
utiVe session. .ssEI T-E. 90 aE-- FGe+l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

NOTHING so NICE for a pudding as
good, pure Starch, properly manufactured
Kingsford's cooking starch has reputa-
tion second to none. For sale by McColm,
Miles & Mcdonald.
iune ~ NfrT~~ FCFsE GnF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

BASE BALL.-The first nine of the Capt.
tai Base Ball Club will play match game
against the field on the grounds of the
club this afternoon. The club will appear
on the grounds in uniform. This will be a
very close game, and the public are invited
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

--.-. ~. 49,. Died. -... --tr.---. =. /
Rev. james Rodgers, D., D., one of the
Oldest clergymen in this vicinity, died at
his residence. on Liberty street, Allegheny,
yesterday afternoon, in the 6Sth year of his
age. iieuOisumesI la iiaIuap obs g1 i1 .i1g1
liy ui n sengerfest Profits. Ifl ad1
-nlys7seE b1n 1'i CHICAGO, July a.
= The receipts of the great S@ngertest in
Chicago were S27,422, and the expenses
were $24,173. The profits, $3.269, are to be
divided pro rata among the Chicago socie-
ties which participated. sI-T.b-r5 @1'.rsI
-sd3 va The Buckeyes. Iaruo
The Buckeyes. OF Cincinnati, are scoop
ing all the northwestern base ball clubs.
The Forest City, of Rockford. crack club,
was yesterday beaten bv the Buckeyes by
10 to IL. The Excelsior Mullins. of this
city, have determined to hire foreign play
ers to play for them. 1ej tiif aili
Weather.
The weather is breezy and comfortable.
s1uff Child Burned. nj diRo-.
-oz3a ias'rg aita MANSFIELD, July "a.
A child about four years old, daughter of
Mrs. Showwalter, of this city, was yester-
day burned so severely that she died last
evening. Her clothes took fire from a
kitchen stove near which she was play
ing. Her mother was not at home at the
time. te-i i l-H t-.' ui-ii,' 'i '-i' ~
Democratic Nomination of Dis
siri 7,Frr trict Judge. 7s us.iD
The Democratic Convention of the Sec
ond subdivision of the Sixth judicial Dis
trict was held at Mt. Gilead yesterday, for
the purpose of nominating candidate for
District Judge. George w. Gieddes, of
Rinhland county, was nominated by accla-
nation. WI. Geddes was called out and
made speech, accepting the nomination.
Resolutions were adopted, reaffirming the
resolutions of the Democratic, National
presented by that body; also, pledging
undivided support to the, nominee of
the present Convention. They adjourned
with three cheers for Seymour, Blair and
Geddes. - 5..+i.,..I - r.. = .-1s- --.7
r Difficulty I'm Richmond. 1a5m
sa1 RICHMOND. July "a.
One of the securities on the official bond
of 81. L. Wigand, collector of city taxes,
having withdrawn, the City Council last
night appointed committee to receive the
books and money from him. Wigand this
morning refused to give them up, claiming
that the Council was not loyal body, and
he having been appointed by the military
could not obey their order. General Stone
man was appealed to and issued an order
removing Wigand and putting Edmund
Winner in his place. The collector handed
- papc,'e go, e-'uei pto'''''
-oi'aa'-I1
49, sgt& OF. LOUIS, July "a.
A Georgetown, Colorado, dispatch says
General Grant and party arrived there yes
terday, and were to leave for Cheyenne
''''1' '0-u' = Ia s,.u a7 h,rs III o.
.s..lio... e.ou ~. -
,o.i' AuylSes S,:S iron F2Ie heno say Lna6 on the
iosn, "nlle nlnesololers were hunting stray
caetie, sney come upon a lew no nostiie Indl-
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WANTED TO rent by a small family, g
house of six or seven rooms, centrally To-
Gated. Apply at this Office. ju1S-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

ewThe meeting of the Franklin County
Pioneer Association is postponed until the
last Saturday in August, on account OF the
warm waather.
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Total number Delegates

Total number Delegates. s.................-.....12 Ii
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm.
I'D. c. STARK,
! RoB'T G.. DUN,l
I JOHN MCGUFFEY, Sec'y,
Dem. Elk. Committee 7th Cong. Dist.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

w-The Black and Tan County Conven-
tion adjourned from the 9th of June until
to-day. win they make nominations for
county officers to-day !? Is the lndepend-
ent ticket so s'strong" that negro loving
Rad. can 90 it? We shall see.Io Il 585T II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.-The
Great Council of the Improved Order OF
Red Men closed its annual session on
Thursday. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: W. G. Sachems
VIM. Pierce, of Cincinnati; W.. G. Sr., Sag
amore, NJ. D. L. Henry, of Columbus; W
G. Jr., Sycamore, Philip Emerich, of Mari
eta; w. G. G. of Records, Geo. B. Mans,
of Steubenville; WIG. K. of Wampum, M
Rothchilds, of Cincinnati; G.. Representa-
tives, John G. Snyder, of Chilicothe; J. 81
Hart and David Baker, of Cincinnati.
A large amount of miscellaneous bust
ness was transacted, among which was tbs
adoption Of an amendment reducing tht
per eentage on subordinate tribes, the pros
porous condition of the order warranting
such steps. IS
The next session of the Great Council
will be held at Marietta, on the second
wednesday of July, next year.
The Great Council of the United States
meets In Cincinnati, on the second Tuesday
of September next. llazsasasas'2.ssz
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

eE The County Auditor has a ZOE OF
copies of the laws of 1868, which ne WISHES
those wanting them to call for.
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Chicago aiarAe.-JuIy "a

iFLOUR-Quiet; sales of spring extras at
81 00@10 %. 9i,s7 e.-.r
tWHEAT-Dull; sales MOL at 81 90, and
No. at 81 721a@1 73; since Change, sales
No. at 81 7211aa.i-y-, s,s os,,,.-sl' .fs.----,r
CORN-In fair speculative demand; sales
No. at 921l @93c; No. 2 at 91@912. and,
rejected at s5@s6c, closing quiet at 92l4c
oATS-Dull at COG 6911c, closing at in
side rates, sales, at 49@5Oc, seller for
August. '-
RYE-Quiet at ST Is for No. l, and 81 o
for No. 2 in store.
BARLEY Quiet; sample lots at 81 2O@
l % On trapk ~aG . r.1i. 90 3 .rr'I.aiH'E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

NINrrY-FTTH o. v. 1.-The members of
the Ninety-Fifth o. v. I. Association are
rsauested to meet at their rooms, this
evening, for important and particular
business. It is hoped every member VIII
he present.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

cw Limestone water may be rendered
comparatively soft by the addition OF
small quantity of hartshorn or OF carbon
ate of ammonia W. ~ = q iiAa'tN vF'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

e~Rev. Fl. M. Robertson, of Westmins-
ter church, and Rev. Geo. w. Phillips, OF
the Congregational Church, exchange pull
pits tomorrow morning.
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miIwaukee marx.

Milwaukee market-JuIy "a.
FLOUR-Quiet and steady, prices un-
changed. ~. .'-.rts.y n -. ..,,r, y
WHEAT-Nominal at 50 IA for No. 1.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-25

Buffalo market-July "a. "a
Marks generally firm, and prices nomi-
nally unchanged. No transactions worthy
of uuOtinU. 4t r, r.
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JEwELRY manufactured and repaired by
Chas. E. Smith, over Bain's store. 4
apr17-d3m
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The pavements they are kissing hot
The sky above is brazen,
And every heads as good as dead.
The sun can get his rays on

Il
TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders office ON yesterday: -
John Hyer to Thomas Thompson, March
2Sth, lots Nos. 81, 80 and 80 ia John Hyer's
amended subdivision of lands in Clinton
township, for $3.50.
Thomas Sparrow to Theodore 81. Butler,
July 22d, lots 25, 26, 81 and 35 in the sub
division OF outlots Nos. 81, AZ, 4s and 40 in
the city of Columbus, for $12, 600.
Theodore 81. Butler and wife to William
NJ. Crawford, July 10th, lot No. 20 of out
lots Nos. 81, AZ, 4S and 40 in the city of CO.
lumbus, for $500. -.-,s.s,-.,
Theodore II. Butler and wife to Thomas
Sparrow, July 22d, part of outlot No. 81 in
the city of Columbus, for $4,000.
John Ream and wife to Tobias Ream,-
April 10th, a lot of land on Starr avenue
in the city of Columbus, for $4OO.
Michael Dooley and wife to Joseph Dom
ahoe,- July 23d, lot Nos of Sorin's subdi-
vision of lots Nos. 5s, SO and 60 of William
Phelan's Mt Pleasant addition to the city
of Columbus, for $3.50. .sss.sss.F-t
hChiy L III N W Jane "A. i uIk, NOVeIuOeT
q, 1864, quitclaim to lots Nos. 81 and liz
in the town of Worthington, for 81 90 and
services. ,--.-z
/ Abraham Carlisle and wife to the City of
Columbus, for the use of the Board of Ed
ucation, July 81, lot No. Al of Thomas &
Asbury's subdivision of the west two thirds
of inlots Nos. 6l2, el3, GA, el5, GIG, el7 and
564 in the city of Columbus, for $1,000.
] Daniel Hoover, executor, to Mary Hub
bard, March 4th, part oflot No. in Stoner's
addition to the village of Westerville, for
500.
/ John Knox and wife to S. V. Hall, June
6, 1867, inlots Nos. IL, 19, q and % OF John
Knox's addition to the village OF Wester-
vile, tor $425. asa III.
| S.V. Hall and wife to David Headington,
January 18th. inlots Nos. 81, % and 10 in
John Knox's addition to the village of
/ Westerville, for s., 900. aszssrzsz
!. David Headington and wife to Izora NJ.
Miles, July 18th, inlots Nos. 81, % and 10 in
the village of Westerville, for 81, ,25O. &
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COMMERCIAL mATTERS.

New York Money markel-July "a.
G0LD.Unsettled; opened at 14333SS, and
closed at 1421 @143E. 1segrl ,TEfM
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WHITE Boys IN BLUE.-There will be
gun squad of the White Boys in Blue de-
tailed for service with the cannon. Artil-
lerists belonging to the organization will
please report to the Chairman of the Grand
Guard, at Thurman Hall, to morrow morn
ing. i9Fq.3 q gntTs7s4 e9tesl i'ha a9f@f ..41
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
COnferring of Honorary Degrees
LII o

NEW HAVEN, July %.
The following honorary degrees were
conferred to-day at the close of the Yale
University commencement: TEt
Doctor of Laws-Charles J. McCurdy, OF
Lime, Connecticut; Charles j. STILES, of
,PennsylVania; James White, Of Massachu-
setts.
Doctor of Divinity-Severett Griggs, of
Bristol. Connecticut; Samuel G. Bucking-
ham, of Springfield, Mass. s-v- -
Master of-6Arts George Brinley, OF
Hartford, Connecticut; Elisha Carpenter.
of WetherHeld, Connecticut; G. A. Logan,
of Leavenworth, Kansas; Isaac ii. Brom-
ley, of Hartford. Connecticut; George w.
Lerue, of New York; d. B. st. j Ohm, Roosa,
New York.
Base BalI-Harvard VS.. Yale
WORCESTER, MASS, July %.
The base ball match between the Fresh
man mines of the Yale and Harvard Uni
versity clubs resulted, this afternoon, in a
victory tor the Harvards, by score of 81
to 10. The Haryards played loosely in the
first INNINGS, but steadily improved, and
beat the Yales, whose fielding was below
par. fHAEIfi H45EtGaeRA A4E8
Grand Regatta Concert and Ball.
The grand regatta concert and ball to-
night. was splendid affair. Gov. Bullock
dllu JLC IDOSb ClLlZtIlS VI WOT-
cester were present. 1t is estimated that
10000 strangers are in the city,. q, Et
The Scranton Strikers.
SCRANTON, Pa, July %.
Sheriff Van Helm has issued his procla-
nation warning the strikers. In case ofre-
fusal he will call upon the Governor tor
military aid.
Collision ON Lake Champlain-
Loss of Life.
BURLINGTON, VT, July 23
The steamer United States, of the Cham
plain Transport Company, going south,
just after leaving her wharf in this city, at
10 o'clock tonight, collided with the
schooner W. Wright. of Burlington, loaded
with stone. Of the three men on board the
schooner, one, Charles Blair, of Burlington,
the owner of the schooner, was killed out
right, and another named Cyril Urno,
was knocked overheard and drowned.
The other, Peter Meddow, was badly in
jured and brought to this city on the
steamers boat. The wheel-house of the
United States was damaged very much by
the collision, which resulted from the neg
lect of the schooner to throw proper
lights, required by law. The schooner was
towed TO this city in bad condition by
the steamer. No one on board the steamer
was ln1ureu.sc
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e~ Long trails are out of fashion. Other
means of sweeping the streets viii have 70
be devised.
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To the Democracy of the sth Con
SressiOnal District.

You are notified to elect Delegates to
attend the Congressional Convention, to be
held at
London, on Monday. July 27th,
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of nomi-
mating a candidate for Congress, and Presi-
Dental Elector, and for the transaction of
such other business as may come before
the Convention. The ratio of representa-
ton will be one delegate for every hundred
votes. and one additional delegate for every
fraction of fifty votes and upwards cast for
Judge Thurman for Governor. The County
Committees will give notice as to the time
and manner of electing said delegates. The
following Is the number of delegates to
which each county is entitled:
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS ~ Coupons of
81 1l51s @1153ss; '62 414@1141a; '64 1ll1I
@llIsa;; 80 1l2H@1123Ss; new 1l01S S@1l01z;
'67 11014@ll03s; '6S 10914 q 1929; 10-40s
1885 @l0S33s; 7-30's I0s1s@lO9. ~ stsT.
iSIOCKS-5:3e prices-Wells' Express
2e5s@25M; AMERICAN ,455s s@45a4; Adams
chants' Union 2411S@243s; Pacific Mail
1003a@100% Western Union Telegranh
.35@353s; New York Central 1343<@l347S;
Erie 6s11a @6S5ss; do pfd, 74@77: Ohio & Mis-.
,sissippi 301a a@3055s; Wabash i31s@54; Mich
ikan Southern 9i1S 1902; Michigan Central
117s4@1l7zs; Toledo 1887; Fort Wayne
llO11 (OllO5 aI-n s..-r-.-l -. L
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Cincinnati nIarket-JuIy a. :.

q ~
Cincinnati market-July 24.hag
tFLOUR-Firm and supply light; family
50 75@10 90. o r DIX
WREAT-Good demand at 50 O0@2 10
for No. 2 and winter. and supply light.
New wheat is now coming In, aud is poor
grain, light and imperfect. Farmers say
the excessive heat dried up the grain be-
fore it had matured. = - -
CORN-Dull; $50 for ear or shelled.
- OATS-Scarce and firm at SOC for old;
new sold at 65c. Small lots are arriving by
river from Kentucky. ela.-. s77f
RYE-Steadv at 81 50@1 3d. -Yls,9 80 -
COTTON-Dull. and nominal; Soc for
middling. zss fsl1lI .iis1aia ~
PORK-Mess held higher; S2S 25 has
been obtained for 200 bbls. &c. A. .,.-,-5 ~.
LARD-Sold at 1734c; could not be
bought below 1Sc at the close. y = IL sea
BULK MEATS-Dulf; shoulders sold at
114, packed. and sides could have been
bought at 1334c.lI .......deroIf' ,ziue3 -
BACON-Dull; shoulders 1224c and clear
rib and clear sides 1614@l634c. -s s..;i,s,- y
q 5HAMS-Good demaud for sugar cured at
191a@2O1sc. -assg .dzs77.ai - 7sd7H
asBU rTERTScarce and in demand at q
EGGS-lSc; demand COED for fresh. s'laA
'sOIEI-Linseed firm at 81 o.. iEst
ssSEED-Clover in demand at 1211sc; flax,
50. silossli|l = '-il's5i,7f3
GROCERIES-Steady and unchanged
!. .PErROEEUM-,Fi Firm at 35@S7c for re-
fined free. -s!s7F 81 Il r5-7,v "a