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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-12

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81. 25-26. @pm rnerssIle $1S0-2.20.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-12

,igR t-8amilien 81 .25A7 so; 90 eissni
STD ssAusrn, aItrS 80 Gts., nt1ies l56-58
@ts. typgaf eI Sc &ts.3 @eF g.. 80 rsf go.
SpHars 50z-75 Cts, 5. &pggeno $l.34,
is frsft $1,000 ;gB / stes frei, So. 12;5
| 9 d ON flarr Seitelt 7-f74 @t8.s g1uLter1
1915 6 din al 4 Isle, al1s - ,fss
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
LOWER PRICES

Than 1t can be bought anywhere this side of
Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
My lumber is all stripped and piled up seasoned
Ieauy Tor the work bench, and carreDters will find
no dIhcuty IN planning it up, or the work shrinking
on account IF being wet.
Inc following is part orthe general assortment
2O'OOO feet IA lst Common White Pine
80 900 feet A I'd
10000 feet Al Sd u
$4,000 feet "A Common Cullincs.
e'UOO eOO feet "a lst Common Plank.
5000 feet 54
@O,oOO het choice Williamsport SO in Siding 16
feet long, 6t inches wide -
@o'OOO feet Hemlock Boards, IL and I6 foot LONG:
dry and in good order s'
:. <2,oOO ieet Hemock Flooring; dressed ready for
the floor; well seasoned. ~
2O'OOO feet White Pine Flooring dressed ro,dv
for use; well seasoned '0DOJ
ling. '''0eN 0od"t-
10000 feet 3x6, 3x7, 3x8, 3x9 and 3x1O HemIock
Joist, all lengths.
S:OOO best Cedar Shingles, 2 feet long.
So'OOO best Cypress North Carolina Shingles
@O,OOO lS inch White Pine Bunch SbingIss
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
Insure Your Homes & Property
IN THE
KENT COUNTY
51'lssai Insurance COMPANY.
At DOYER. DELtU4Pr
Ar DOTER, DELAWARE.

iS Company corlitrc~ 10 Insure pr,nerty ~, r
Sendhir terms, Hhd Tor era year, Iss has ,,J ~
f"'y i."o''fa au anui:ai di> irs.I nl : and M ,r
cent rue dIvldedr are I,lc on lac Isl d, ol Ian,
udry, or allowed in the r,yui.r,f ot Inc ,i '.i''
miHms, due oil IhaI day. P'0-
II l. lhe honi.drn d,Ily ul cy.r. man n,,, I -:
intIy hat htS creditors 10 keep ,,s prnpcrl, ,i,s,r
uHd Il" man has any reason to cunLIaI of his no,,,
p"rS and ifie;s II They ,'o,nd refuse Ia
""fuS tHe !"7s "i rs Prprer, hcug br und for Tho
t"'e 'eaNo" 'h'' iShrahre j. cheap. and agents a.
tle c"hI 1HF reside III ai;noS every I.yr hruo,,;;
The Stale, aHd ior trtng c,~l cti, b. ,n.J,, ic
Hoih loss oi MS property by ire. If ma, ,,tI ,,
use me Pr"rauilon 10 secure , proper,v ,uo,,,.t l
Nv are It II Is InsurabIc, hc has 10 rlg Ia c.Il ,
his tcIghh"rs To ASSIST INN l''
Tia" kcnt CuHIlly Mutual has = ConitoI or c,oo
OGO, ahi pays promptly Ills losses -~'0'-
iaT's de>lrou~ ot Insurlng IN Tins Canaan, I'm
call upon the following agents VIII
AGENTS
p" = "o''',snn' tndw WRIGHT FELTON,
Jesse = Huntingdon, Sny jamcs Ponder. hIrIirn
- =" =" hEh' ( Dover Panl \. DAVIS, LcWes
a. T"-"i' )r. a. Mduck, Laurel
a. " ~, "'l'th' - -- ticurpetovn
! - "'."" Hf"Fe wesley Stack.
= t,.',.. ~. y. ...''l'I"' GreeIsboro, Md
DIRECTORS
r. :, ", r lS'ef'S smyrna, Thos Bradford Dover
Inc " p ti' ,tn,liiS' DR.. Henry RIdgcy, :.
, ,%'ntt9 ~ le hehls, . William Walker
v Ilam nennPy, James PreIIvynon
Brldgevle.
OFFICERS
SAMIEL NJ. FISLER President, smvrna
JAS. COWCILL, Trear bower
GEO Il. DICKSON. Sec'v.
~ Business communications pr,rnntI, o,,ondo4 -,
GEORGE b. DicksoN. Secretary, bower,
CS0DGE "a ygsrH@ @An,
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
NOTIONS.

rocket Books, Combs, Hair Brushes, Best Scis
such goods. Good Toys, &c. 'P'' "'O al
Our goods are Warranted to prove as represented
whcn sold. We invite the Ladies and Gentlemen to
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
HOOP SKIRTS.
WM T HOPKI,'S GOWN MAKE"
" X ENSTONE SLIDT., >,


"kEYSTONE SKIRTS"
arc inc pest and Cheapest Low PriccG Hoop Skirts
IN the ma ket. Trail Shrrts, - springs. 81 90 3o
springs, 9l.20; aud 40 springs. Las Plain S,',I.
taP'S' ~ Springs, 81 cents; - springs % cents.
80 springs, $llJ; and 3j SPRINGS. SI,35 w.
RANTED IN EVERY RETpECr.
"Our OWN Make" of "UNION SEIp,rS y
Elovcn Tape Trails from ~ to 50 snri.,rs 81 81
to S2.1O. Plain, 6 Tapes 20 to 80 spr,n7rs rr,,,n
10 cents to $500. These skirts are b,,1cr Than
lhoSe sold by other establishments as fist class
goods and at much Iowtr prices
Cur OWN Make" of "CIIANPION SEJpTSn
are III every way superior to ali other IIoon S,r,s
before The public, aud only have 10 be examined or
worn 10 convince every one Of the fact. Manpf,c.
t"rcd"i the best tlmcn-iniShed English Steel Snrir
very superior tapes, and the style of the .ncta7c
lHS'enhgS and manner of securing them snrn,s.
% l"r unrahhlty and excellence any other Skiit i,
S country, and are lighter more elastic y il; v.c,r
give more satisfaction, and are really cLcan
gt ,r, 'nah an others. Ecrry tady Shoud trg them :
l"E are being sold extensively bv NrrcI ,o.s
throughout TINS aud the adjoining STATES at v.ry
an,"eI"'c prices. II You want the best ask f
. lopKln 5 Champion SElrt." l. Won do not f,,I
'hem get the merchant with whom va, d.,I :,
=, ',"'F u en- Tor you, or come or send direct Ia u
'IerchahtS VIII find our different grades or k;,
eN"ctIy what they need, and we cSpecia Iv i,,,.;,
Ihcih to call and examine our cxlrnsl te asso,,,,
Or send for WEoIcsulc Price List.
, 10 be mad at Retail at Manufactory. and ne ,t
fethIl Trade generally, ard at wholesale of ,t,
nd"u'hcInFer only, to whom all orders shonld he
,nnrcS>rd' Alanufactorv and SalcSronm. 62S Arch
''[cet' net. 9th and 7th SITS, Philadelphia.
ico' ~o-loh. WM. Il. HOPKINS.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
REPA1RlNG G..

ms we regard as our main dependence, and will
give our especIaland careful attention and wonld
say tIat 'hG better the watch or clock, the easier
amu more thoroughly repaired when in the hands of
an experienced workman We have co,s,o,',I,, ~
Ped ourselves to this business for more thn
years We are thankful that while vet scarceIy
open our record of watches, which we carer,IIy
NeeP shows that the shop in the right place. ali
:, we came here because we have long desired 70
i've III smyrna and in compliance with the wishes
OF our friends Wv " '''oS
Jan. 29th, '68 " c,,1rr1
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

InE DIAMUNn STATE
CONFECTIONER~

Just received from the city fresh lot of
Fruits and COnGEctiOuc,.
not tho best in Smyrnn, but the best that cond no
bought ot the best con 'ectoners of Pbi}gdeLpbioN
New lots received every two wccks-are ibrref,r,
always go"d and fresh. APPLES by the neck
basket or bushcl. F'
RAiSiNS, CIERANTS, FrGs, OeAxGrs, LEMONS.
ana nd Nuts in variety Fine French Candy, Cordial,
b'n-bonS sweet Chocolate in packages. sticks md
drops. Sweet Cider-vcrv nice.
having enlarged and neatly fitted up rooms, we
are prepared 10 receive visitors "'' We
ICE CREAMS
nlwnys on hand The besl and richest cream oI,,o,.
uSeH no garlic favour, bul Vanilla. Lom0n P,,3o
apple and Orange. A''''oii' Ihe
iin29-ly CAPOTTNE1 Ir>rU,,-,,
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
NEW JENELRY STORE N SMYRNA!

having taken and neatly reitted the old stand of
S"e late Rev. T. Mansfield, opposite the Bank of
we are now opening, and will keep con.
stantIy on hand, fine stock of 'P 0'''
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
GOES BRlDLEYS SUPER PHOSPHATE
Z Z M e

L am prepared, by written authority, to show that
'ns phosphate is the original, and that Russell Coe
ana IL Frank COe, were the orignators of Goes
Phosphate, in Boston, Mlss. that +. Frank Coe is
the junior partner, and nephew of Rnsscl Coe, and
the business, as conducted and carried on formerly
Is now IN the hands of Russell Coe, of New York.
oeg the farmer not 70 be humbugcd by other
i"oSPhates that may come into the market, and re-
PseSented as being the original AS have stated.
am prepared to prove there is other genuine of
THIS MAKE except as sold by Russell Goes regular
established agents throughout the country. l have
got the Phosphate to excel all Others and the farm.
mers will find it TO their interest TO call and rive
me their orders. l have so tons now, fresh from
the factory, stored in Hotfecker & Bros. Wooden
MlL opposite Depot Smyrna, Del.
JOHN r. WILSON.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
CLOCKS, Watches & JeweIvv.

we zen nave Watches of all Prices, from s52~
20 20 9n2o'Oo; Good American Levers, from "a
Iaro" ao'UT 10 So0o0; Hunting Anchors, Full VnHD3
Fine l8k Gold Watches Tor Ladies and Gcn,Icpnn'
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
LUMBER +!
LU M B Err.

a, ne Undersigned takes this method Of informing
the public and especially those newcomers sct,l;ng
among U.s. that he has the largest, best and cbeancs
assortment of Lumber, on hand that he has ever
nao al any time previous, WHICH will be sold in the
next ninety days at - ''''
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17

30 o. GUUFER q BRO.
Commerce Street.
Meet Door aJore Cumn,ius Corner.
Have always IN hand choice stock Of
Coffecs, Teas, Sugars, Svruns.
uluerIzed Sus H THYME Sage, Maoram Summer sayorv
PI Cls Cahules Spices. Meats Cheese Fish Soy'
Lara English and American B0ttled PicLI ~; (. '
ces' CalSups, Canned Fruits, Olive Oil. PrenoroI
"LustaruS IhocC:ate. Cocoa, Corn Starch RIre
Farlil fearl Starch Rice Flour Barlev 10
Mug ioWher, Hops, Family Crackers ForI
ia .rarhers' Soda Biscuit Sugar BlscuIt
halsins' Cnrrants, CiIrOn, Figs AnnIes
lemons, Nuts, Plain and Finefut
Chewng Tobacco, Common and E,no
smoking Tobacco. Cigars SnuH pa
Co,n %"uH Sn noAes Ionr, Meal, Buckwheet Corn
Lr oaIs oniP sun, Tubs, Buckets. Cans. Kcgs
neeI'rs, brooms, Broom Handles Brushes VI
baskets, KNIFE Baskets, Fruit Baskets Tro''.A
pa nnsTes rancy Baskets and Satchels Seine Tis
''i' VINE Broom TwIne Sail Irvine. Cbokn ,T,,;no
"eIhe Rope Jnle Rope, Manila Rome. 'i'
PEACH BASKETS.
FLOOR AND TABLE OF. CTOT11c
o'and Covers Fine Window Shades. Panor w., wnL',
O''Au'' umbrellas Walking Canes, Boys Canes.
GLA SS WARE.
GranIie Ware, Common Qncenswaro H., C,,.-
.e e"eeEsWarS' Stone Ware. Pocket Cuterv Table ~,
SPOONS: SCISSORS Shears. Cloth Brushes Toob
6fushes' Hair Brushes Razors Roznr S,.,. ! oo'h
FO"der, Shot, Bullets, Gun Cans Cor,riIl 1oIp's
Flasks, Shot Pouches, O'Oef
0CHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS.
N Memorandum Books. Bibles, HYMN Rooks p,.,,o,
a,"i o'osraph Albuns, Diaries Toy Books Cen.
ISaIoneiy Drawing Pencils Drawing Books and
# GonJ embraced IN any ofthe above classes
- uTouS' can De had at the lowest prices we con oi1
e. Un9. iaGing GuaLty lwavs into consideraIion
"a EA1PEN tI'N AND FIELD SEEDS in season.
r,orno Ip weekly. Frank Leslie and Chimney
o AeP' lor sale Subscriptions taken for Mapa
le%' J. b. G.. & BRO. |
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
Jewel1'y! JcwcIl.y!!

heaVy Iok Wedding Rings, Fine Gold Sets. Fine
1et ana Gold Sets, of the most fashionable STYLES
uo,u I studs Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Chateiane
and Lcantine Chains, Fine Gold Pens frnrn panI
" Bro. We cannot mention all hut bv coIl;nr Ta',
WIN be convinced that we have full Jewelrv Store
Common Jewelry, large assortment, and cbeap.
Smyrna times., 1868-06-17
Made upon Strictly Scientific Principles.

MS article Is entirely different from any other ever
OHered TO the public. It's composition viii varv and
contain such ingredients only The tree frui miami
or crop Ter which II Is intended requires thereby en-
abIng the buyer TO avoid purchasing large ouantIiv
Vi "haI ne really does not want in order To ge a small
qnahlly O what he really does want; WI Ich kun,,
from experience, IS true with manv if moi oII Tho
phoSphalcs that are Ia the market No erItynr .o,,
DI s"ou anu Cheap al The same price for two Crons
"l"se constituents are entirely different II muv be
goou Tor both, but must be dear for ono nr th iI.
For example, II phosphate should contain me-
uIe"s ihhl WouId he cheap for wheat, nj anv uIveu
P'l'T II II absurd To lhlnk that the same phOsuhaie
would be equally cheap al The same prica f1r a,,,,tr
'I"P whose constituents are entirely dIIaront fl con
no contain ingredients for two articles ot 81; onir
"l'lereht nature III such proportions as TO he eounv
.enP l"r one as Inc "lher am confident thai there
10" SI"'' "eal oi money thrown away for DhoSubio.
pl different kinds, from the tact I,,i Inn ia I
"'' M""' the ueSItcd crop uecMcd and IN m ,ry
cases lhe crop would have been heller nfT ,,L,,, >
al alli while II the article had b..n ,,yJ c
i"Is VI ii inherent nature, would have dan hIv
ilu Tor lis cost have been caretulIv cxrcrr.,,,,,
49,, ''. years ana any one who VIII take The IRON. |
n,' " NS't my iafm, near Elilsbure, ~ j. five mites
'"'' Nd"ieh where am constantly pXnpr,tncnt,u,
may see where produced a growth man, pa ,, i
hAk trees oi SIX FEET SIX INCHES n on. st,,sn>.
,,.LiI "'"l' me SAME unusually large and fine
M"le M"le tFeeS right alongside, equally GOOD m evrrv
leaPe'l' hot having the ph"> piae ON them did nn,
sI"W one Ipol IN the same Ine and prod,icaJ mn t,
"t an" VIII be prepared To furnish at sbort u,,,,co
phosphate for any kind OF frulr-vIne ar ir.n ,,,,
M o'' ""dry PIahis or crops that are grown IN his
oouhlry, such as wheat, rye, corn grass and ol kinds
CT vegetables - ~ an Minus
me reader viii please bear in mind that in sendino
ouerS 'he artl1le for which ii Is intended t no sad
ho BE MENTIONED G kind OF sol also if you wish
W ne worm OF your money. As have said beinre tu,o
lfucIes oi an entirely different nature mn.i M, ho
~ uanlShea WIN the same kind pI food the article
prepare Tor grams would be dear at half MS r,s, L
rult,-and Uice UerS0. ~ no ''sl iof
Prce OF The Prepared Phosphate for fruit treos ec5
10 per ton " nun 'ees 9o1''
For vine fruit, SEQ, 90 per ton.
p vegetables grams, and grasses $50 90 nor t,n
Zach. ~ 90 " go IDS
NLuefs ior one ton and upwards delivered in Pbio.
ePhla or either OF the Camden depos free of cbarg
lcvery will be made '"d'g go loI
All of"Frs must be addressed to the manufacturer.
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qe ruled nrm al isc for picked shoulders isc s%c FOR
dry do I3c llc FOR smoked isc picked hams
lsc l9c for smoked and l9c 2oc for bagged The sales
20 There better demand for lard, and
prices about higher. Sales 100 bbs at tic. &c.
for No also zoo bbls l6c l8c for
May sellers l6c for this month, buyers Butter and
cheese were quite steady al former prices
PErROLrUM.-Crude In bble. Was In improved demand at
previous pces There sales OF 5O bbl for the last
half May l6c buyers option. Crude In bulk freely
offered al lie sale Of 500 bos made al lOc Bonded
ASKED wE.le 25c 25xc was bid oo bills we're sold on
private ierms bit supposed 2is and small lot tins al
&c. Free in and obtanabe about &c. OF naphtha
tae SO bbs al 2ec. In Philadelphia the market
without particular change. The sales 200 bbs
sa:dard white c 100 DO for the last hal June &c.,
S 40 for April 25ac and go do naphtha or the spot
al l3c.
RIor.-The ,rteng bu, prices rues steady We
quote Carolina l0Ac Ike, and Rangoon SIC. &C., gold
SCGAR-There WAS an active demand Tor raw from rem
and The trade and fun prices were realized We aao.e
26 hhds at l0c. l2%c. for Cuba, lie Sc for Porto
Rico 12c. &C. for Barbados; also 100 boxes Ike
&C. Refined was moderately active at l6s4c for pow
dered crushed and granuated l5sc 5c for soft whA
and l4c l6,sc. tor yellow.
SEEps.-Cacutta linseed IN some demand and gener
ally held at ~ a. gold There sales OF 5000 pockets 20
arrive S,ntee and Momentum, at 80 &c. gold In bond
Clover tribe higher bat quiet We quote lc lOe
Timothy quiet at 50 20 ~ So Flax was unchanged at
" s. SO 81. = H.
TALON moderately active and rather weak The sales
wRALEBoSE-Sales made Of 1900 lbs. Arctic on
private terms.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., There were no saies and
prices nominal.
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The fluctuations IN the price Of Atlantic Mall In
each month of the wear are thus ahoWn:-

The capital stock OF the company amounts 10 four
millions and 1t has hitherto paid quarterly dividends
OF two and half per cent, the last enc having been
In December, 1867.
Government securities experienced further slight
reaction from the recent rapid advance but The n
yestment demand continued on moderate scale and
at the close the market was steady at the subjoined
Northumberland, 1881. l124 ll2h; coupon.
1881. l124 1l2K $685. registered, 1862 104 l04h
62os, coupon, 1862, l1lh NIX; do, 1854, 109k
iosx; do, 1855. 1875 ll9s1; do, 1865, January and
July. 1917 lo7a<; do, 1857, 1914 l03H; 10-4O's
registered. 1917 l02; l0-4o's coupon, l0l 102;
June 1905 lO6H a lO6a; July 1905, 1861 1905;
May compounds, 1854, 11ss; August do, NIX; Sep
TENDER do, III; October do, 1874
The foreign exchange market was strong but quiet,
and the leading drawers advanced their rates for
sterling fraction. Buyers were, however, indis-
posed TO pay 1t. Bankers bills on England at sixty
days were quoted at 1908 a 1927; at three days,
1905 a ll0x; commercial bills, 109H 109H. Bills on
Paris at sixty days, 6l6 514< at three days. SILK
a5.12H.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the SubTreasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
follows
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The market Cor wheat irregular There
For choice No %ssstss . bid The ..ics co%
l"aeSer .sS q no No. and one Of %
FOR Nos and mixed, In store; ~ IS for No. delivered
%h. l . ce1s y S
ws sS sus N srs . T nss
MIXED western 81 q tor small 70, do g 81 % for old
demand The sales were 5000 bushel. At 8c Sc for
wers $50 bushels western 81 30 Barley was dull and
unchanged Of barley malt sales were made Of oo bushels
n wa. little activity in til. market. bu,
S... y Tns 20 bet ana T sss,
BY: 1. , .ss ai:;soS
ysis terms 70 Bremen 500 bb. rosin a a. sd hsds
Sss e e box
gUSsy BAes remained asiez but steady q lsc isfc
4 .s.! .ss = 4. ...s.s
HEMP continued dull but steady Manila was quoted At
sod su demand al fed. Va. n su, tn c.. 90
s ss.ISs .i; .ep sss s., W. sos: M '' Nc & 1883
.s.sy s.. ss % s': and ' ss.ss.
as%.. ID. scs,,s,;s q, ~. and price.
C.nfuesos a 5 Nuevas = SC sis Sbds. and
lss and s. marie. es..s ss:sy &C. Sale: . ssi:
s.sS e sss; *. ss 3 ssS
<0 bbls ii sS so g 20 and cas- good No and low
No. 80 e. or Tar the Gales l50 bba Newbern
at 50; Wilmington was steady 1t 80 IS.
Lard H%s ss Z. e s out s %
made Other kinds dull and unchanged.
n s 'S w:.sls %
city IN bags $36 gold, and do. in bbls. $40, do.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6 bbs pork, sos packages cut
dull and lowsr hut subsequently advanced and 6r
SH 2f S2 10 for snd f25 70 for do There
ar busness contaminated the aales footing IN $500
bbis, ga S27 10 for new meas 40 - atB EH for
mess intending loo bbs mess Tor June &H 81 and
5CJ do. do. for May at SS 81 . f27, both sellers
option. Dressed hogs were hrmer selling At &C. a
oslc. The arrivals only about $50 head
beef In moderate request and full prices realized
Sales made OF 700 bbls at SIS $40 SO for plain
80 10 s2l 10 for extra do. fierce beef Improved
Beei hams dull at $33 %s7 Small sales within the
range bacon nrrny held, but the business was light
~ $40 mainly at ty1c. for Curnber
cut 15sc FOR long and short RIB lsSc l6sc for
Gear, and Aye for long rib Cut meats though
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CLOTHING.

Ar 45s THIRD AVENUE, NEAR THfRTY.THIRD
"A street ladies and gentlemen can receive the bghes, cash
price Cast OH Clohing Carpets Furniture dc Please
cal on addreoss r. ukRke, <53 Third avenue Ladies
attended by Mrs. Harris q fE. t.r-t.
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CorFEE.-Ro was In moderate demand and firmly held
Sales 1850 bags D. Broderson private terms.
kinds dull but steady.
FLOUR GRAIN.-Recepts, 74a1 bbls Jour- $50 BUSH
els wheat II $50 do corn $50 do oats and 10000 do malt
There no noteworthy change In the -four
though some few sales again made l0c 15c below
market The business confined mostly the low grades
though there business In for
Great Britain at full prices California Aour quiet but
the market firm at the The
saes 600 bbs within the of the appended quo
atons In Southern Hour fair business
mt steady prices. The sales footed $500 bbls
quiet the sales being confined about $50 bb Corn
In better demand but rsther heavy Sales 200 bbls
IS w for Jersey, and Brandywns on private terms We
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

ApfH 30
CoTToN, under the favorable cable Liverpool
opened active and excited aud 1kc higher but subse-
quenty owing to less favorable cable advces part of
improvement lost The market closed steady quo
tatons appended There good business consummated
the sales amounting II 1853 bales including 622
iation, sss5 for export Is for spinning ans,u
We uu0tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
p.TERsoN-The house Of Robert Hamil was I, en- m

IIlAM aMa
~ nv Iurglars on Saturday evening and 500 ana .ebos
RI n lie company paraded Yesterday Inc 5snla" ~
The cotton
80 ~ rce 81 cotton heing high 20 admit o mnSh h
rbbOns....I The loeonohr
the ragay orders and busy The Facllc @
,n'nc An interesting meeting Of the Historian ooy
beare antiquities Con
ioS bov In tie First Ward named MeShane vas h he
James McNOan had bis broken ss,sl
mng Of two cars depot. "A named eI - lie
I night the Eighth War for eOuousy asSau ~ n and
resisted the attempts Of the police 70 capture MN nu last
s,yJ 10 the lookup In yagou..Ihe Common Ioab' In
nilht...A woman was thrown RON cSIIlAse y" mann
acd seriously injured - - .4.x
BLOOMFIELD " 1.-THE Rev. Mt KNOX, pa ss.',
~ the PRESBYTERIAN Church delivered the Seventeenth AH
Con- memoration sermon sunday morning
HOPE n J-Three young men were SaieTsl RAM
p-, ~ Messing counterfeit = 10 bill on the fs 10 ss,
Rei HOOK In carpet belonging TO them was hHnu Ie the
Cf,gl,v tools including dark lantern AFTER eu ton Of
Instee they we're the County jan % js LEGALITY
s ns,t Grand Jury One the parties IS native OF l mo-
aud bad served short term IN tue 4en'''''~'''
doubt bad enjoyed similar honor ,..,4, Of
HANIMONTON. n. 1.-THE total shlpnen ~ t o5
,arberriss rom his port this amount to 4I0''' quarts ~
there was a profit Of at least +2VOV@ -. ~ n .
DrTANCE. n. 1.-The Rev. Isaac Miner "a e.. III ia q
a. Ney. Conference Of the ~ WV
meoer 81 ' sgd So years and had been settled ~ years
TpFNrON-Dr McEwen, the insane splrlt,uia "a Ss
t sba Uas found guilty Of leNlness u sun o,'ey
=. pen al his place He that he came 70 ij tbs bi.
Ssa 1 - few weeks He gives At as ms opS'H ~
ws yjctin and subsequent confinement was 10 MS Bo0
CHENILLE. CONN.-John Dorman. an employs sY,
tvTe 4 Co While work stone quarry was so nor
SATURDAY. The % Of age and Las m "O" anu
child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
TIE STRIKE OF THE BRIcKLAYERs.

The boss roofcrs met last evening at the IN
tersecfon of Twenty-secoud-st and Broadway ana
,,ed Ia silppOr the master maSOns ~ their IcslTtu''
60 he demands of the iourneymcn brclaycrs. The DoNs
corpufc al their meeting last evening" resolved nor 20
Dtrihntlnr slpport 10 the lOurueymen bnckayers IA
their present effort to secure the establishments "a ''
fa meeting held last night by the House Painters As
socatou the following officers were elected Tor the en-
s1irr term President, James Connolly; vice PRESIDENT
lanes A. BOurEe; Recording secretary, william -
Matthew; Assistant Recording Secretary: Joseph nv
orolJ. Financial Secretary William Mcfba Assistant
Financial Secretary. T. W. HaslaH; Treasurer, MORN,
Walsh spending Secretary, James u Bottom; ana
Ser~ront Arms Lawrence Taafe. delegation from
the BricLaycrs' Union were present and received -"
voted 10 them by the Association. -, -,
4 meeting OF the Master MasOns was held yesterday
afternoon al No 81 Iberty-st. Mr. john T. CouoNrr wa.
I'm INC chair 4 number OF bosses announced tha'
many brirklayers were willing 10 work ten hours day
Ne,trs Ross Donalbc, TostOvcr, Idize, ana hallM
made addresses.