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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-08-08

The Richmond Examiner says rom
all sections Of the country, Afrein Aail0
to Alaska-from the North, the souta,
the East and the West-worthless olu
spoons have been sent to the Beast "
express and by mail. Spoons OF wooa,
bone, horn, pewter, tin, iron and pIass
pour in upon him at all hours q
plague of spoons is becoming more un.
endurable to Butler than a plague y
frogs. Baskets of spoons are brougp.
to him from the postofice, and the ex-
press carts are constantly delivering them
at his door" The suggestion is maqe
that these offerings be kept up.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-08-08

4 PHILADELPHIA Democrat, VII
address is the Mercury office, in that city
offers the following: 9" lie will nanl'
twelve States. and will bet $1,000 OF
each State, ths\Seymour viii carry then
s20, 900 that Sesmour, If he lives, WI
be the next President; $4,000 that nc
radical will dare accept the proposition
and pat up The money. 81
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CAIRo, CoLuMnus- AND HIcKmAs

CAIRO, COLUMBUS AND HICKMAN
PAcKEr-Wc aAglad to announce that
the steamer Gen ss9ersou is now regu-
larly aud permanently in the Cairo, Co
.lumbus aud Hickman trade, and will
hereafter make tIi-weekly trips between
these points. A packet has been long
needed in this trade, will be Of great
value to our town, and should be pat
ronized and encouraged by our people.
The officers of the Anderson are recon-
mended as accommodating, prompt, and
responsible, aud every way worthy oi
encouragement. We believe our business
men will use every exertion to sustain
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THE BANKRUPT LAW EXTENDED
a Chance foTI Unfortunate.

~
FETHE benefit of the. bankrupt Act has
been extended to FIRST OF JAM AIRY,
Il 500. All who wish 10 avail themselves of
the said extension had better call at once.
We are prepared with all the necessary
Blanks, &c, and can promise a discharge as
soon as il can possibly be obtained.
.augS-1m R0U LILAC s. LAUDERDALE.
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Commercial.


HICKNAS COURIER OFFICE,
Saturday, Aug. 8, '6s. ~,
/ wHEAT-choice Whest - 90 per huslss-
a - 90 per boN NV ssss.-s.asl -
PEARS-S3 90 per busheE n
PEACHES-S2 90 per bushel.
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CITY MARSHALL.

The race for City Marshall was quite
interesting. Six entries were made, and
heasy-bctsswere freely offered. Cheat
shain was vel. Bsr keds but the odds were
against. hiIe and he, was. withdrawn.
Bill Lineback having beat everything in
Missouri and Tehhessce also concluded
not. To risk his reputation ins Kentucky.
Young, though young and spirited, was
dIstApssd u die frst heat Rooster 10
The second. The third heat was made
by Bill -Gardaer and Pat Cunningham,
in siipagd tuck times bntsoiB coming
down to- their work on the forth heat
EGansingham lost dis Tgrosnd, ysad Bill
Gardner won the heat with much ease
w. |. Gardner. -. xa:I AgII. .65
+. r. c. Cunningham
j. T. Che athau,.
W. Enebeck -....-.....-...-.......2
fonng. -. ...-.-.; Il
PAM Fnxas g Coz Izea THE Paris
Female College located 1t Paris, Tenn
is one of the kaest EDUCATIONAL institu-
.,iRs.ia.the sOl~syx f: H Randlc,
INkidenskhss succeeded in establishing
an instss 1ssIsn of which he may justly
u pfontIs aud of-wiiieii slis 70 ssn of Par
IS may Justly BOAST n, IS healthy and
A ssjbly losated, and besides the ad la
: fNe Of sxeeilsn s=eeaehera,s has All se i
ssrs sses1s s,s es srscienss 'sa a'sq an
cxtcns1xc Assortment 81 apparatus. Inc
tall sessiPp fsIlk op'lae pee ~ iirs< NJ onr
day u ceptcmper' 1ooo. Doaru, exciu'
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uTANTED-imm Agents TO sell
w my new Patent Advertising Stamps
srars chance for making money offered
For particulars, address with stamp, J. NJ.
Wilbur, eley Gland, Ohio.
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= The American F
BUTTON HOLE 0yERSEAMING
- and &c.,. ..s..-a
SFWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Ty directing attention TO their celebrated
combinations Button Hole and Sewing
Machine, beg leave TO refer 10 its wonder
fsii .popularify as conclusive proof of its
Srest merit 1Tfle increase in the demand
fos this valuable machine has been Ten
Fold during the last ten months of the first
.vxaytAef,re ahe pgtblie.ae3a .n6sf&fe seed
This grand aud surprisipg success is un-
nra<elented hi the history of sewing ma
.sffnes, and we feoi fully warranted in
slsining tina, hat. il has no eqaai' bei4s abs0-
FAMILY MACHINE
in The world and intrinsically the cheapest
Ii Is really two machines combined in one,
ibv The simple and beautiful mechanical ar
raneemenp1 making both the shuttle or
Lockstitch, and the Overcoming and But
ton hole stitch, with equal facility and per-
fcction.s Il executes, in the very bestS2an-
ner every variety of sewing such rs Hem
mfg FEELING, Cording, Tucking, Stitching,
.Braiding and Quilting, Gathering and sew
ine.on. 1dcne at the same time and in adj
dtisse IIyd1a pus' a, y on the edge,
- cad g or shaii sSS7s~r--- and Eyelet
Ezef4.sriachine is warranted BY the COM
pany, or its agents, to give entire saLisfac-
tion >Circuiars, with full particulars and
saniliessof work dbneen this niachine.- can
be bad on application at the salesroom Of
the cdmpany - a'---
S. w Cor. Eleventh & Chestnut Streets,
49, Philadelphia.s Pa
sEI1structions given on the machine at the
rosu& of the company gratuitouslyEto all
purchasers.
AGENTS WANTED.
FRED'K PAxoNsures't-
,wzB. MEsDESHALL, Treasurer
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-aUR spokes are made of second growth
Hickory, and are tough and stit,
Which are the great requisites for light
work HUBS notexcelled. Give our goods
a trial. 80 SO 1-Z
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EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIALNO
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ANePIeseI1ts t1ae IV'ao".fss
MUTUAL BENEFIT
MUTUAL LIFE, York.
Fla RTFoRD FIRE INsyRAScE CO Assets, lSs 9e 20
ss1sa 81 le
Ky
UNDERWRIYERs cash 80
publish below
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suteesnfhsseaiti''s Atsernes'
We have not received the official vote
for Commonwealth'ss Attorney, and can
Only give the maiorities::in the different
counties as received BY telegraph. 1t
will be seen that Randle carries five Of
the seven counties by handsome. ma
i..fiff.ss 81 p y e - p ~
K,splF Moss @
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CO E%sN -2,ess0 " 8.fI&AA61 43&4
ssNoSse@s - .sa)ls s1zsz4 Asa ssassFs xfs4f
- - .fssss.E---4 vEepz hez hasd - aEaT = i
sRaR1les ssl2u0 niai., zise zetg baatsE II
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!. CIRcciq- q DOE RE returns receive
I'd ipdicate. BoQns election, By. about
XAIhEA1tE Efs Es4Af-AA3 s
/ -zVYV Seie -.ss szzsE 3 baed - bNwE 4
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. WATT RESNIcK-We are pleasedto
learn. that opF.ota friend Wat Rennick
has been elected. Circuit Court Clerk q
,Hick panssoautss lie Eiss worthy of the
office and everyway well qualified 60 dis
charge It's duties. aesssissazz zsevs i
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HSH0ROUGH, Systematic, Practical In
4 structions in method Of Study and me
ihods OF Of Tsachiara Address, J. A. Coop
er. Edinborc, Erie seuntys Tea SCI sase
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-08
WOOL, CARDING MACHINES.

"A L Guess Mills, six miles north Of Durham's, are
now ready for work, and the same experienced
Cardar VIM. Z. Clayton. that worked them last sea-
son will work them this season, and those having
Wool to card viii do well to prepare it early, and pre-
pare 1t well, and they may expect good work. The
wool must be freed Of ali trash and burs, and wei,
CREASED with one pound Of grease to len pounds Of
wool.
The following prices will be charged for carding
wool ten cents per pound for unmixed, and fifteen
Tor mixed, or one fifth part Of the Wool.
We would take this method Of returning our thanks
TO our friends for the very liberal patronage we re-
celved from them last season. and hope by strict at.
tentlon aud good work. to merit continuance Of The
same this season.
w. W. GUESS, Agent.
June II. IA
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NOTICE--TAXES.

'ENHE State and County Taxes for 1868 will be du,
on the first Of July next and fair notice is now
given TO every one who may be owing taxes to meet
me and pay The same at the following times and
places, viz: <##5f& =:
At Miles's on Monday the 9Th of July.
Cedar Grove, on Tuesday the 7lh.
Tolers, on Wednesday the 9Th.
Caldwell, nThuisday the 9th.
Hlllsborough, on Friday and Saturday, the 10th
and llih. ~~ ..~ ~
Red Mountain. on Monday the 18th.
Mangum's Store, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
the 18th and 18th.
Orange Factory, on Thursday the 10th.
McCowans Mill, on Friday the 18th.
John A. Coles, on Saturday the 18th.
Durham's, on Monday and Tuesday, the goth
and 2lsL
Asa b. Gunter's, on Wednesday the 22d.
Chapel Hit on Thursday and Friday, the s3i
and 24lh.
Thomas longs, on,Saturday the 25th.
White Cross, on Tuesday the 2sth.
Cates's Store, on Wednesday the 29h.s
Hilsborough for town tax, on Thursday, 3Oth.
| respectfully ask and expect prompt compliance
with the above notice, Although an unpleasant duty
yet as apublic officer Lhave public duties to perform
and my oath of office, as wellas my obligations 10 my
sureses, compel me promptly 10 collect the taxes, and
IL Is earnestly hoped that no will compel me to
resort TO the extreme penalty of the law for their col
lection.
JOHN TURNER, Sheriff.
June Ia 43-
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AS GOOD AS GOLD If YOU PAY.

NOW is the time to bring in your Money. OF
~ Wheat, Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, and all kinds Of
Dried Fruit Bacon. &C., pay your bills, and save
your credit Tor another hard time comeing.
want short time and prompt payments 10 sell low.
Old bills must he paid before new ones are made.
JAMES WEBB, Jr.
July q. y 81 ~ de-
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1000 BALANCE
DUE AT OUR CABIN.

I'VE have one Thousand small Balances due US.
Think Of it, Ifyou are one who owe u, $40,
$50, $50, $40, $50, 500. $500. $780, $500. or
lCOn Dollars please multiply by 1000 and if we
do not want money. How are we TO get money to
pay whit We owe, unless you think. we want il, ex-
pect il, and Iva IN h"pe Of your getting it and paying
it, aud tina, promptly
BROWN & co.
June o. -**s A.
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Pniladelphia, June 29.-This morning
Ambrose Kehoe, VIM. VI. Cooper, U. l..
Coward. George Mammond, VIM. Rice.
and Joseph Il. Orr, charged with removing
spirits from distilery other than TO a
United States bonded warehouse. were
sentenced to each pay a ine Of $50 900. or
each VI them TO undergo an Imprisonment
of one year in the nenilentiary, except Orr.
who received eighteen months.
Cooper is the well known founder OF the
Cooper shop and volunteer relreshment
saloon which rendered such patriotic SER
vice during the war to soldiers. Active
efforts are already being made to secure
their pardon by the President.
A WORTHY Acr ON THE PART OF a Cot.
oRRp MANA colored man in Richmond.
Va John Dabney by name. purchased his
freedom from his mistress just before The
war for 81, 900. agreeing Ia pay the amount
BY installments. During the pendercy Of
the struggle he paid about one-haif OF it in
Confederate currency. which was at last so
deprecated in ssiue that his late mistress
requested him 10 discontinue the payments
until the close Of the conflict. When
slavery was abolished the debt was, oi
course, no longer due bur notwithstanding
no was advised against such a course.
nabnev lately transmitted To his old mis-
tress, now in INDECENT circumstances. sou
in sreenbacks. being the balance Of the
$4,000 he had contracted 10 pay.
"Sire. one word" said a Soldier 10
Frederick the Great. when presenting 10
him a request Of brevet of Lieutenant.
&" II YOU say two" answered The Prince,
Il will have van hanged" "Sign." re-
nIied the soldier. The monarch, surpris.
Ell at his presence of mind, Immediately
granted his request.
THE Particulars or TIE AssAssiSATIoS
~ HnLE .ls.THE Dr.-Chicago. Julv a.
The particulars nfthe death nt the celehrat.
ed Chippewa Indian Chief llole.in the Day
are received here. lie aas shot BY three
Rrerh Lake Indians last Saturday. Wide
riding in his buggy. near his residence. in
Crow Wing, M,nnesota. They went toiiis
house. got Some guns IRON his wife bv false
pretencrs. and waylayi"g him. shot him
lead. afterwards stabbins his body in M.
nrrous places. The cause was probably
an old grudge. lIs leaves six Indian wives
ard one Who is white.
IlE.vr YIELD A gentleman engaged in
the trucking business planted last spring
f'rty.onr barrels of irish pots'ors. lie has
ia,t taken HE crop oul Of the ground, and
has shipped already nine hundred and forty
barrels. aud has about one hundred barrels
on hand. This makss a gross return Of
ur~ads of IS. 900 lrnm his pota'" crop.
Norfolk Jy.uaL
WEARING tn SHEalrrs-A ,eriict for
SO. 5000 was rendered in the Superior
Court If Baltimore mn SATURDAY, against n
sheriff WIN had failed 10 serve an attach.
ment in time, and BY his neglect caused
MSS IN the plaintiff.
\ fond mother in Cincinnati broke her
arm while Spanking a disnbcd'ent infant
80 other dly.
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REMAINING In The Post DIV 1t HiIl.borough.
~ Nc. 90 the Ii Ut Iuy, 1859. which il nut ca.
81 IA within Que month wiE lie cent 10 the Dead Let
Z Dtirs.
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Cash Gifts to the Amount of $3.50, 900.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

Fine Oil Paintings, Framed Engravnss, Silver Ware,
photographic Albums. and large assortment
Of Pine Gold Jewelry, in oil valued al
$l,0O0,000.
A Chance TO draw any Of the above Prizes
by purchasing Sealed Ticket for % cents Tickets
describing each Prize are ssaIed in Envelopes and
thoroughly mixed. On receipt Of 25 cents a Sealed
Ticket will be drawn without choice aud delivered al
our otfice, or sent by mail TO any address The prize
named upon ii will be delivered 10 the ticket holder
Oh payment OF Ore Dollar. Prizes will be immediate
y sent l" any address, requested, by express or re-
lurn mail.
You will know What your Prize is before
you pas fos it. Any Prize may be exchanged fJ an.
other Of the same value. NJ Blanks.
~ Oar patrons can depend on far dealing.
Rcfcrences.-He select the few following
names from the May who nave lately drawn yslu-
able Prz and kindly permitted Us to publish them:
ST. Wilkins, Buffalo, n. Y. $, 900; Miss Annie
Monroe Chicago, III. Pr no valued at $3.50; Robert
Jackson. Dubuque. Iowa, Gold Watch $3.50; Philip
Mccarthy, Louisville. Ky, Diamond Cluster Ring.
5000; X. 4. Patterson, New Bedford, Mass. Silver
1e1 >et sl1'; Miss Emma walwor.h, Milwaukee,
Wis. Piano $500; Rev. II. w. PITT, Cleveland, Ohio,
MsIpleUn si25.
To We publish no names without permission.
Opinions Of the Press" They are doing
the largest business; the firm is reliable and deserve
their success - Weekly Tribnae, FEB s. 1863
We have examined their system, and know them
Ia hc iair dealing firm.-N.Y Herald, Feb %, 1865
Last week a fSlend OF ours drew a $500 prizs.
which was promptly received" Daily Ne,rs, March
Q, 1865.
send for circular giving many more references and
favorable notices lOm the press. Liberal inducements
10 Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package
Of Sealed Envelopes Contains one Cash Git six
tirkets inr 81; - for So; S. fnI s.; 40 Tor $I5,
An letters shoull lie addressed TO
HARPER, WILSON & CO.
I73 BIoadway.N Y.
june II. ii-2m
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THE undersigned will opcn in IiillsboreuSh, on tue
?0ih NJ IDLY school for boys
Terms $40 per session Of ivs mnn,hs. one half In
ijssnee.
ID II. HAMILTON.
tulys 30
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taly g.
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FAIR NOTICE.

SHALL proceed to collect, according to law ,eye-
ry cent due me OIL the let day of July next with
out fail. Call and see if you owe Inc anything he.
fore that time. g.. rsss 81. ...n. =" =. $780,
.-@~ IS a. u We 20 JAMES WEBB, Jr.
June 20. a.
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REMAINING In the Post DIV at iF;Il.hotoush.
~ Nc, 90 the 1T nj Iuly, 1858. which IL nut ral.
81 'a' within Que month wiI lie cent 10 the Dead Let.
OtEi-s.
Ge "gt W Anderson John Mace
IN Ago Prsfu. Paine
CAnlcs Alma Thuma, piusf
Alfred Bright Robert II Real
hi.s EliftbeIh Bans Mrs Nancy & Bsteo
john Bingham, co:I SIndy Rrharlsun
Mi.s |. u Gave GP Rirha.lsnn
Henry D'etsus AlVis Riggs
"ainm Durham William Rolanks
Mary Durham VI y siSmsn
Mrs Mary q Ellie Miss Ns,h, SD.:.h
Miss Fatt's hlI 20 Miss Annie y Smith
d'' sa,',s .'snm Mrs Martha Ann sykes
s s.'t''. na ,s W.. hebccca SANDERS .
Nhhanlel Ming William u Scarlet
1homss hing, j.. James s,tayhs,n
Mts Caroline LaHry Miss Hsu,rt Thom,,
oh'sf LAVA Miss Martha Tinnen, cold
Ms jennie = Latla Io~sph Tuyns,
Thomas fatta Mrs. Sarah Tirr;n
Miss Rebecca ID Mafis Mrs. J. u Tsry
Mn l. e Miller Prank Iim.,.sJ
Thomas Mitchell NV n Weary
Mise Ann Jane Miller Miss s,rah WaoJ.on.
Miss hollie Mckee John VALE,
Inhn McRals Jane. WiI.,,,r
MIS- salsns MsBfoom Me. Bette Wiz,
Miss Rhoda Maols Hrn,v Y.lt..
Miss Mahal1 Miller Mis-. Pan. i w,;rh,
w, We Virginia Moore Thomis Whitaker
William North Miss Martha White
" Persons calling foF any Of the shove letter,
vii please sny they are advertised.
49,, ID. HEARTT. r. w.
'"H' &c
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Select Boarding and Day School
GIFLLsROROU6lE. NC.

TYRE MISSES NASH and Miss KoLLOCK
will resume the exercises of the School on the
a4th of July, and discontinue them on the 10th Of
Decembar' IT. X Ml J.. 8 T. I'LL
July 3 de- 4w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-04
Kew FORK Marker.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June g.
CoIToN-A shade hFIoer and more ac-
tive. Sales 2,500 bales, part last evenings
Of FL6 4 5sfi 6bis and 500 bags;
l09l5c Iowe r and more doing; sales OF $500
bbis at 81 250S % for super STATE aud West
extra Wsst ern: sffai9e5 tor White wheat
extra; SO l5@l2 IS for round-hOop Ohio; SIC
259II so for extra -. Louis. and slI 75915 %
Ions Lon Y & .i IL Ty ies IS e al
$40 70Gl3 90, and sl3 40 for very choice.
RYE FLOUR-Steady.
CORN NEAL-In fair request; sales of 700
bbls al s. ~. StaleF ~ So..-..surFF
WHIsKYrs n en1iual. Isl tNM
WHEAT-Receipts $3.50 bushels; opened
in b0yers favor. and closed more active,
with better tonei sa les 5000 bushels at
& C792slo for No = SpIings eIaeny s2 U79
- 0S- and No. Fd0. on private rerr1s
RYE-Scarce and shade 6r-ner; sales
1900 bushels Canada free at 81 0S.
BARLEY Nominal
BARLEY MALT-Eirmei sales 1000 BUSH
eIs at 81 40. e-aoa
CoRS-Ia2c better, but less doing; the
demand is chiefly speculative; n 10 recei pts /:
mixed " esternI al oat;s 81 O7aI u for To- ia
store; 81 l61S for old do. in store; al IA for
new Western yellow; 81 % for white
OATs-Receip pts none: opened steady,
but closed firmer: sales 300 bushels at 49,
g54c-f Western ia store; s4@S5c afioat.-~
.C55rEEE1 uiet an d,irrn. h1EEgE
sUGAR-Flrp sales so hogsheads Cuba
at 1l1a9l2c
MoL t rs E;S i and qpsetTl .sgF .
PETRoLEUM-Firma at I3c for crude, and
2902914c for refined bonded.
COAL Domestic, quiet and unchanged :
foreign nominal.
LEATHER-H emlock sole firm and in
good deInand- l- 11gr 20 wcE
WOOL = Quiet and dropping; $50, 600
pounds sold at 45G5Sc for domestic fleece.
PoRK-Opehed dull. but closed more
firmly sales OF / $50 barrels at 81 1917 81
for new mess, closing at ST 81, regular :;
81 376Z 80 tor old do, closin at So 30,
regolar:f S28623 . for prtnls : s25 87Q2f %
for prime mess; also, $50 barrels new mess,
sellers last haf OF June, at SIS.
BEEF-Quiet ana unch anged; sales of 100
barrels and 80 tieI'ces. beef hams i4'seg ula f
and lower: sales of 80 barrels at s25@30.
EUT MEATs-DuH ana heavy Sales of 10
packages at l235@l35ae for shoulders; leA
l716c for hams. middlsS nominal. e z 4slt
LARD-Heayy and g shade lower; sales
of 1000 barrels 1t lT14@lS1 &c; for stestm
chiefly Is. 1874 and 1870 for Kettle reader
ed also $50 barrels steam, buy er's July, at
lS1zc. and 259 do, SELLERS A uguSts atlSc.-
BUTrER-sSteadyla a ga &c for OH +, and
30@36c for state.
CHEEsE-Dull a S0I512c.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool dull and lower
l5,000 SACKS corn shipped per steamer at 4d.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YoRK, June 3.
DRY GooDs-W Gather fine, but no i'm
proyement in trade the most important
change noticeable to-day is further con-
cesSi0ns on fine brown muslinS. as follows
The Lawrence A. the GreaG Falls j, the
Hani ton and Exeter A are ali down to
one shilling per yard. The mills are gen.
orally curtailing the production A large
sale Of Boles's Honey Comb Quilts, and
Lancaster do. came off to-day, and the
goods sold at such low prices as to preclude
them this season; the former sold from
81 40 down to 81 3715, while the latter sold
at 81 30Gl 46 for 9-8; 81 759l So for lO-4s and
81 2592 80 for 1914.
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New York Gold and stock Market

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June 8.
Observation-Disclosures, but rather more de-
mand at per cent. on call to Government
dealers, and 4@5 per cent. to stock brokers'
mainly at the latter.
STERLING-Firm at l01k9101z.
GoLD-Opened firm and sold up to 14O14,
but suoseC uentIy fell to 1879, and closed
quiet and steady at I401S. Loans at e up
to per cent. fer borrowing.
GOYERrAI EETS-Actlve, excited and a
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