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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-10

+ The sugar market con ntinues dull, the
transactions of the week having been un-
important, and prices without change.
Exchange is rather brisk. On Lon
don, 60 days, 1234 to 13 per cent. premium.
On New York, go days, currency 20 to 2s
per cent. discount; short sight 26 cents.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-10
v1lNE SHRUBBERY AND FLOWER

ROOTS FOR SALE he popular resort
known as Old Joe's Garden. having beer, purchased
Sub ,oots &C. are offered for sale, either in lsIss
or small quantities, at reasonable yr ces. aiso.
of the best and cheapest lots in the ci y north
A fine carriage, buggy, express wagon aud harm ess
will be traded for. Ing lire at Old Joe's Garden.
or at Rose Cottage, on High street, north of depst
febI-d3ms&w 0'o" THEODORE TONG.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-10

You must have more recent news than we
have received from that Republic, and for
that reason, 1 will only say that the Govern
ment of Salnave is making great exertions
to obtain from the United States the con-
nection of that turbulent Island with Flor
ida by telegraphic cable. The American
Consul favors the scheme, but that enter
prise would be worth little.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06


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maBMna efnes IL r:aeti til :
+ den @1attes bur- d. einen
s frae lite n. Scr ,SebrsiD Sea :
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fdmmili9en S1raeIiten Der 8er9 @faa@
ten aufaeiteIt. Serr 2eon Gtrdus,
-ein betannter Ssraelit in Chicago; En-,
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tuna 6olaenoes: f9z 6aa aggkl}d48sei
p Scr Sebretu s2eaoer iit 6nid5t gers
tfeter Der Su6eH ber Ser. Staatetls auf
bent politif1en @ebieieun6 Dr. 8on6i,
Der Serausaebe bes 8IatteS, aerirt iif)
nur ais felbitconititnirteri 6eprdien,
tant Der Snoeu 6Hrd Die MufiteHuns
6es 3rn. sgenbIeton aIs< 8rdfbent :
fhdftscauOibat Der Suben. yiiernanr
bat i6n nasu ermaHtigt. Sie SuOen
in Mmerifa betra1ten iid als Burger
Der &epabIit l,n6 geborsH ie nod ibret
lleber5elieung CUR republifanii6efl osel
eeunofratlfden Rartei, inbne baran gu
benfeH, eine beionoere uno 9efOnotrte
GlalIe au biIOen un6 als ieIde ihreil
GinfuB in Die poIitilde @a9f9aaie 81
merfen. Sie Saoen aIs folhe baber
nod ME politii6e 8erlamuIlungeu ge.
baIten, nod niemals Deleeaten ers
ipablt unn nod niemals poIitifhe Be,
lf9liife gefabt. Sie betradten iid3 nul
IiaIs zine Electromagnetic mi
iiberlaifen I es ieeenis ein;eInen Mit'
gliebe, 'aaf i0eln5@ @ebiete Der Roliti
eans mad eigener fllebsrseu9uus 81
banOeln.f. 9idsI ii {. So gn.tii E
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06
Wsuer @eiitsr sGrfde

-NeAer Geiiter ssGrf1eisl
Appatad tpao n 9n0mi'g
g S6aaerin IS tnttanTt, Sietei
bele6ren6r, nnSiebenbe Gpislerei beftebt
aus elmer fteinen Bubne bon Dsr gr66e
eines Yuppenfbeaters, in iuelhe cine
Glasplatte 4uerlber fenIrsdt unO 10
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lid, anaebra@fen 9anm geiteIlten Ges
aenifdn6e fObalO iie uon einent 81 bisfem
3ips6e aufoelteIlfen eddie beleuatet
fperOen, lidj ii 1eslfl6eil abipiegeln
un6 bem 8el9aufr SIC AmI Der Bnbne
IelbIf befiaDIi1 erldetHtn. Qluf BET
8iIhne feibH gbe6MDet fi4 ritr en- leee
res SifddDsis uabs tAl 0fcIeaf, iuefdtr
Die Setter beransahbert. Ser fleine
Apparai erFlatt pblltanotg 0as ieet ID
beiiebt aefuorbene Experiment Der Sci {
ffersrfhe heihnnaeninn0 Fam fir ait hno
iana Diel Stof Sur Belultignno gtSudb !
zen. aebetbtfs btcns Deffelbe 5l9Iei6
aIs UeoOen fiir gr0bere Ginrihtnngen
oieler Mrt, bic nod bein Gd)alIer'i ifirh,
febr einfa1en QIrrangement In Jebein
6onle phle beDeuteupe Goltert 10 ausees
fiibrf uerDen f6nnea, DnB anitntt YupS
pen Qeben6e Die Gettererideiunngen
berporsnbringen DerM6gen. Der fIeink
lQlpparat foitet nur 10 gAIeeH. :.
2lpei Der flnf alnerifdnilden ell
6erbCiInfe, tDeld)e iiM Sabre 1904 IN
ehiGabdphia aefdlaoeH lpurnen, ipnrDen
fNf q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06
e u q Sfepablt te4istfebes aaai.li
GpitDeIstiDt nes fliHfteh 6 Ditg
4si dtres: Sfffrif ..s'','3 ~ y

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SHnisl668 euf heut Gapitsf abae6nts
teniipngees 1T btfblelienl ipor0eni aa6
Die .repub5ifanifd fd3e Oeieaattas sgonS
bentipR nm einen d@nnb ionteh fur ben
@inunehiertieiten &ou9reB in bielem
SltIift 81 Ilaisliaireug IN SfafbbiHe am
5lpeiten Wfittipe@ int Nngnlt in Der
snatstaaurtaeE anf bent Gapitnl um
l0z Abg 8ornittasa snfammenfretea
loH. tTS1sjf'l.i 9sIg1.i Cos.
ernsr iuilEoe beldIolIen, 6as bic
Counties oiefes @oaerebs OiFriftes
@onpegtionen ant anierten Gonnnbenb
i'm Suli in ibren @onrthdHlern hnlten
foHen, !uua 9eIe9Qteu suoer 0iftrift,
@onbentieu in glaibbile iau erneHnen.
Die 8nhL BON 6Neyeeatenf 40 iueI@er
ieoes County, Der bon Der eeagre(fio.
ueAen GonpeHtioa i'm @lai 1867 nnp
geHoiHmeHeH 8eeel seuabtnbere9tisi
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.3sssa .. @. @Isiffaaa aha
Borilser oeS rep. Siitr. Com.
be- @a bb tile, 1. Stunt 1868.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06

6 battanopga. Eenn., S. Suni.
@a bic geehrte @ebaftieu Der Ralbtile
Seaft. GtQats 3eitnna. =,
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8ereiDs wpnen @ie Die Site hnben
NadtRebeiloes gef. sn pubIicired. :. =
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EenaoLi1e lMHfnabpgt, peIhe bei5eg
Rltglieoern bard bic geebrten @iifger
RaibniIIe9 beinl BelMde 0es BeaiTts
turufeess 81 6bkiI fbur6e, dnettenaen0,
isno befenoers bic 8usuttemmeHbsit
eiH3etBer psHtfder 86Eger gh0n aeFeen
uiiroiaeEo. fogt bieronrd htnfeIhen fur
Die get. Bepirtbnn9 feinet titf0eflbIs
tefenl DRiif ] sBEiEf1ls E1sHGlfale
Gbenio fann AsrfeIbe ni&t umhin
ben 3afbbiaer xnrn BraSern fiir ihre
stnfppferYue Die bersLidils Nineteen.
nung S1 5oHen. = sfsst
Sur ben gbattanopaa Eurn 8erein
erthdn Q dneiher
1. Spre@er.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06
anmIs.lnlh mnId hlea CIR {.

flif@cfl 4i6te8 8tau o. fener1
see Sds neiiefte Ssit Der , Wfons
0es1 beri6tet iiber eiu gtperimeftt, 6as
nit beir ritftrilhen aidyf an 9 ro eines
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letnen Qauf mad Deri gnBljld)en &aite 81
uebnitn. Dret Wiettelifumbeni Had ieis
per ytb5abrt beriftB Die gadit g5erome
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'Shiff auf offener 9ee iBefanb, fenbete
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eleetrtihtnQaaapt III b0ri;pntattr 9tidF
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su beleuhlen, un0 erennnte icaleib ben
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fftr6nile, in aroBt 8eltir5ung uerfebt
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9Dea bes liAtbdnDels, lbelbet In be-
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4 bolt bait tIdrte flh allles eNf1 ESG
eietlrifhe alht bate feiiss ssfsSs a1unbs
auf Dffeneul Wleere bgllbtaAtnrR RTf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06
IerIamIlaIt, a

/, auf cine perthooue 6nrm, frei BON allen S9nIAeu,
perOeh SDtf Fdaitnb 90ftHr fDfSSt e-
erite nppDtbef gefnfbt; Der GtReuthamer Der 6afm
nil gerne liberaIe 8mieu be5nhl,n.s- - -. =.
/ slkherss in bers II 1889 ~ y'fIfs a5!ae}
hsgl. ifss5 GrpsSiti6u ssr efddtstsituns.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06

EsrGr # eiS 6 @tolnre rt am Nfifts
nod, II. Stunt; iH Der SeitbaHeb !,
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nef gDerra gebidtete @dnger9ru6.A9
1. Subertnre su Mieti5t bon &i<
dafD gBdaner. f9.ga aHhl !.
3. J, sinf eff'ner 9ee", bDn Nf6bs :
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fnoen. sAli5s8Aalss SO Hs1 y
"a Snitru,nentaIiat aus s. llIri9 =
SriumpHaI Sqn1pboniea14 affs I'll :
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MbtJ @anser &bor. Oas Soloqhnrs
tett bnrdD benz Orion bes @eaens (Gt.
eouiS. ss'- i
Il 6. &labiers Concert; apsgefibtt bon
siiis,n Der beeeutenbhem 8iauiittn in
liosn Ser, StaateH.s 80 ss.s-s - !,
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4 @an5er @bor.na sas5si5blsssl si,ss,a 4.
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h 8peites Gp5neerh y(bonptl
4 iaAli@ inltrlunentelen &bnrafters, boz
keiuenl + qua @bicaoper, @incinnQtier
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Eboeeps5 tslnI gsasA AaBsa nsaH6j ) i
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ii bon Delflhloub lbierher fommeu,s
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It Z. Giiriii1er gf0rf9 aNs ben 0iu
" uen non Mtben. 8Ou Beetbobeu-
h 8. 8inEpueeA : &ele, bOTgetyaGeH b
M1ollsnbauer aus Stem aerfs -
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06
Sbr geborfanier Dtftier
Il. 9. Sra nj II
QonDo A. SUM-.

Ser Seraio beI6ipert fd iiber bic
bea6fdfiate SeranoeruHg Der sfeu>
tralitdtseefeke, iponad IN GnglaiiD
feline 66iffe fur trieefibrenbe Mddate
aebaut unb ansgeriiltet tueroen oilrfen-
Sas Sntere6e Der Sd9ifsbduer iperOe
Oaourd in bobem @rabe beeiatra6tist.
z 0epef6en aus &bgffnien nteloen,
bob bic Siauntulfg bss 2apOes in Bur
gem betuerfiteaigt fein mira General
gedpier bat bic 9ogoene Grone oes 3D<
nigs 5btobor on Oehen S6itfwe 6urild +
oegebett. j
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06

tersSif& ss> 0aast Ne
ri6tet BON Gtuttaait. Der bsfdnnle
8abrr 5ii@er, Setretar oes peritprbes
nen Mlaxinfilian, 1T beute bier rinees
trUffeh. Gr lit eth Mann bon meni0s
items 6 @nFiier SUB Sp0be uno fdreitet
einher nit ben @dlritten zines ME Bes
|iieoten. Dir 0GtiIlen i'm 2anbe" bat.
ten ibm ustgr aIRberent lntreue eeaeu
DlarimiIidn porgelporfsu. Sieleln 8Ors
pufl wia &c Oilrh Elm eiaenes MemOire
eHtgegentreten. IL
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06

E gisne @ntoefa I'm a. 5n
Menroe @6pntb, fast 6ie Attens
,i9oft.1 1T cine fsbr Tei6e .SiIberntlne
.e,ltbedt 'ipJt6en. Gs lift bort itets be-
bdnptet tporber. 6aB oie Sn6ianer friie
Der eStlbef aus9ef1ntolseI haben.
gBir iueIen Ser gntbednng fii1t s,i
ttabe treten, aber mir glauber f9Iedter>
bin9s nidt, .oaB bic Sn6tdner ientdfs
'berftansen 6aber, Silber aus GiIber<
erSen gu geipinnen. Da3u geb0rt, ipie
Ileoer Bergiaiaiiu ttreiB,, etipas ihebr
SReanfnib bonn Satteftiuefen, dls 6ie
SaOiaHer ieitidIsi : ssbabt Haben. Die
Sil6ersainen tpeEOen fId ais befdeibens
8Ieitnineii ialiSiretfsii, ipenn 1irs unire
8etafintfdaft nit Der 2otalit1t ili1t
/ IsanSIid tdAf@t. ti'lit sas
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@ien.4. eyuni.

Die &soreanilation Der Faiferiiden
Armee brinat DieisIbe anf SOC. o. %
Mann 2inie uno 2o0, 900 Nsann aano
pebr. y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06

IsilaGw Sas 5Gdn9erftit IN
EGIb Itciag % : SIR ! bic Stpei @aupts
@eneerts ots @aaeeFfeitss fia6s fol.
gra6e 8rugranune aisfseitelt uofstn
spGr # e,S 6 elneie rt am Nitt<
nod, II. Suni, iHOer Seitbaaeb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06

Gs wareh duefiibrIt6e RittbtiIun.
gen flber ben GhtlAtiOpuss Dor
An0 In MagDala in Gn0Eanb einaes
trnfFen; es miro OariH einaeitan6en,
DdB, tDenn nidt bas Seer Sbtobors
bur@ bic b0raMsgeDangene GGIa6t
D6IIia OeinoraIifirt iDoreen marc, bic
Grtiirmune bon WagOaIa nidt obue
qrOben Berlnit Der Gngldnber bdtte
belpittt ipetOetl f6nnen. QIlIein nur
ein Yaar bunbert Golcaten ieien Oem
&6nig treu 9eblitben unb 70 fei bic
GiHnabme Der 6eitnHa Obne @erIuiI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-06

N Il--7 H % la S3Iah 0 & 0er beTlllliilte {
mgarifde 6duber, Iilad,ts bel oeni uiiSl
aarii1en Nfiniiter YrdfiSentsn Seine
Nufipartung, nm fur isine Bsenaois
euue Ourd Oep &pnie 5H, Dantetls Or
bat oletdseitie nm eiRen Yefen nls -
.Sihsrbeitss sGommilIdr in Der @e9eRo
bon @ion9rao, oa er ieHe, gesenb febr
aenm fenne @rof 0lnbraiIB berla5 ibA
einltpeiIen NIT &eife0elo, +yss 4,@ !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13
BASE BALL.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.


The Eurekas were beaten on Thursday, at
Greenpoint by the Orientals-scOre, % 20 D.
On the Sth inst the Unions of Lansingburgh
made total Of 81 to % the Excelsior Club OF Roches
ter.
The Independents met the Stars on Saturday,
with but eight men, and defeated by the totals Of
81 to 49,
The Active, Social, and Gramercey Clubs, all
enjoyed practice games Saturday. The play OF each
Club good.
On Friday the Unions defeated the Endeav-
ors OF Brooklyn the formers grounds at fremont
by score Of So tot
At Camp Washington, S. l., on Saturday, the
EnterprS and Unique Clubs bOhlof Staten Island,
joyed game resulting in victory for the Unlques-S
70 20.
On Friday last, at Cincinnati, for a wager,
John Hatfield late OF the Mutua Of this city, but now
of the Cincinnati Club threw regulation Dan $50 tee
49, yards
The Harvard College Club defeated the Tri-
mountain Club Saturday by OF % 10 IL On the
4th, the TrimOuntains defeated the young New YORK
Gramercey Club AZ to o.
The great games of this week will be the
Fckford and Mohawk Tuesday, and Atlantic and
Fckford on Friday Eckford and Mutual on Saturday all
at Union ground, Wlliamsburgh. Also, the Champion
Union Club and the Yale College Nine at fremont on FIJI
day.
The dry goods clerks of the firm Of Lord "a
TAYLOR on side, and Arnold, Constable Co. on the
other layed very close, II not pretty game on satur'
day. the A., C. & Co.'S coming in victOrs by one run
score Al The drug clerks of Demas Barnes Coz
and Gale Robinson, also played socabe game at Jer
sey City on Saturday, the former winning-45 TO H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13
THE CROPS.

IND1ANA-The Ldporte Union says: $50 far
as we learn, tho prospects are entirely promising
both for the Fail and Spring sowing-never more so.
The grass yield viii hardly be so heavy as that Of 1867
The continued wet followed By the excessive heat, have
had the effect TO cut IL little short IN places but there
will be- nevertheless far show OF hay Oats look ex-
OF them Corn Is exceedingly backward. but has per-
fectly healthy color, and is growing with wonderful
vgor."
KTyrucKY-The Botrling Green aurora says: eve have
Il from several Of the Oldest inhabitants that such crops
OF wheat barley rye nay ana clover HeIe never gomh
i'm this portion OF the State before wheat IS naghlnceh
full round plump without indication OF shTye or rust
and in greater quantity Dy lar tnah ever W. near yi "a
neIgnbOrng farmer who last year had put thiee Cs OF
coyerhay from field this year has y loads from the
same field. Corn is coming on beautifully and promises
abundant harvest"
OnIo-The Cincinnati Gazette says The wheat harvest
Is progressing rapidly in the West the reports with
few exceptions. confirm previous adyices. We may now
safely say good crop Of wheat has been securedgood
IN quality and good IN quantity Inc weather has Deen
were compelled % endure IL; but II gave the nnlshlnE
touches the wheat CROP and II causes the corn 10 grow
40 fast that il making up for lost time. There have
been rains too IN the right placesn0t general but here
today and there 20 Thus throughout the Wes
we are having excellent weather for the corn CROP
aud crop prospects, altogether. are favorable"
correspondent from Boliyer stark Co, says; - The
wheat harvest has commenced in Tuscarawas and the
southern part of Stark County the quality and yield
will DE better than for six past Corn generally
small bnt the late heavy rains and warm weather
bringing finely and unusual amount OF potatoes
oats, and planted all doing We'll Ihe grass crop
~ about middlpg Take il altogether the present prog
poets warrant the conclusion that this will be one OF the
years OF plenty. The fruit crop also is good"
ksAIINNESOTA-The Huntington Telegraph says Tho
wheat crop still promises 10 be the largest raised ID TINS
state for year oats also look splenddy and promise
considerably more than an average yield Inc potato
crop seriously threatened with destruction by that
pest the pOtatObug Many potato vines In TINS vicinity
are almost stripped OF their leaves Corn looking nrst
rate aud promises than an ordinary yield Othef
crops OF farm produce much more promising than
usual" -
me H0trer County Transcript says: "The weather con-
tnues all that could be desired 10 perfect the growing
crops When passing through portion OF Wisconsin and
Illinois week crops either OF wheat oats.
corn or potatoes which at all compared with those IN
Minnesota"
NEw-JERSEY.-The Trenton American says: Reliable
reports and neghbong counties, as far as
heard FROM favorable TO good crop OF potatoes this
wear The early crop this Summer Is coming INTO our
markets in such quantities must soon effect reduction
IN prices"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE Jny IFour quiet unchanged Wheat declining
qse TO- ono no. Cor ga oS s 9. for on, No. Zoo h Ss, Co
fsc,e9 July for qus SgHss E1iTo1 - 22 3sa Is
Corn IN srae speculative i-qu advanced &C. No les No
n M 55a ~ O. Bireyrothug doing Provisions stronger Mess
steady 81; Lard advanced ale sales Prime steam at
Bdls, steer. 90 goo shipping Live o da and declined
Se9 70 Du R 10 49, @ bS Corn 3eoS bush
Wheat Ji7 0lJ Corn $1,000 bush Zoo Live Hog.
10 55 80 sbrar. il la 80 for Amber winter IL for
No MI 51ufss Ciab - o. and 5 bush 10 on private
Com quiet al SO bush No a ~ o. AMI 80 bush DO on pn'
Nfd steady. SoTts 40. slpsuas -2J0 f per uu Canal
~ III IN tg Isi5 I.te ITrort.-i.goOS bush Com 7a5 06
-.i Lumber Clr krport-iio bush Wheat 25oo bush Corn
Locrsyllf JOY liroteosae' q ~ hba, Ius' lever at
Supetue +5q-5 81 wheat ~ 85o+l 70 Corn s04s5e oats
a. E, scarce o, 30 Mes lof' ia ~ ,, B' RsI
selir re- Ger S lfS Co'aa q.9 for Aa5ps Cor,
@ s b, % f d. Ss e for a 2 s Ts t Ss
p. , ~. ,i , I'M % NJ po, s5g.Te.I =. ~
Ear m ,al Clear sides Lard dna h,i at &c., and hoiers ant
pa higher pusea Gold 1904 5an} M selling Money unchanged
Tolr6o Ja, iorr nominal bea' ia small sale, Of AMBER
6.. .- cor, s t'' R5. ,- 5al Wheat. oo Bush Corn
Lryao jar Flour very du price romuaynuchanged Wheat
r1mla u dropping, Of no NJ DC
oat. qast aa loser % Of O0 bush At 75c Rv.Noue
ork advanced lj per Dbl Lard 8c Eeesrts-None ship
usats5 basl corn bush AHolt Tor tide water ircn
Bf. bush Wheat 0U 900 hIsb Com, $4,000
uosa oats Freghts lower. Corn 90 Eew.lork. lie
hEvpa July lCn.tjn quiet bales; exports.
bales Flour veTk Triple Extra, flA Wheat - 9pd ~ o.
Corn, 9c oa7c M-.. PORK. 80 Lara iSai9 Bacon firm
IT. Lor Ja Tobaso a ,sd heavy but prices UNCHANGED.
CoouNothng Hemp duI; Dressed 20c Flour good de-
snd Surefuc - 5DeS6 81 El - 2'o A. IS, Double Ertra
Fancy 81 Whrit-thace advanced &c. others dnl
Choice New Rel ami white p; Strictly Prime S1WS2 20
Spring nothing DONG Corn 3d. od demand r Choice White and le
low sales White GaH3c; Yellow AZ 90 do2c Mixed dull AZ bOe
oats tu Choice 7ja6c Rye declining sales At 81 $o9sl a.
Provisions u prices but quotations uuc augei Mess Pork
ga 5tas B,outar Airs llc Clear Ribs loc Shoulders
r lil rc Be Cattle 10 good supply bus prices
changed SLerplHra fair demand At 80 49, Choice lambs IN
demand z0r1 Receipts trayto bbs Flour 500 bush
Wfcft -l1 bush. Corn, doo bush Oats - -
MOBILE Ala. July llOotonaaes nonei Mding nominall DC
exports. hll.5i receipts nout .
NifSeroy n c. Jal llSrts Turpentne active AZ le New
York casks sole Roa densndi strained % No - ~ No
s5d41 % Tar steady - TO- -
Nav onlE,S. July l-coion saier Mdi.9gs 32c sales 2c
receipts bara Sterling hI-hauge 1891 New lok siglt
Drlfs Gold 4UUliui FLOUR arm Suprrhue, - oo
Choice 0 s. Cuba sugar fair al ltdJtc Corn hrm AZ
o. - Oats steady 7jc. Hay. S2q ~ Pofk eHeitei
losr asking Bacon excited; Shoulders Jt Clear Sides l3c
Lard sitter aud hei-erce 90 nj and kegs al ai dlO
AUGUSTA Ga July Cotton market tat nothing doing hddnss
nnnlualr Jc ., 90
ccipts 10 bales
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