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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

In the GascOnsde county Circuit Court.
In Vacation August 9th 1869.
John H Ruediger
vs.. Petition on note
Wilhelm Cooke
Now at this day comes the Plaintiff by
his Attorney and files . Petition and Aft
davit; from which it appears that the defen-
dant WilhellA Cooke is a nonresident of
this State. Whereof, on motion of Plain
tiff by his Attorney it is ordered by the
Clerk that the Defendant Wilhelm Cooke
be notified that a civil action has been com
menced against him tho object and general
nature of which isto obtain judgment on
a note giren by him to plaintiff for the sum
| of two hundred dollars an d unless he ap.
pear at the next October term of this Court
to be begun and held vt. Hermann within
and for G~asconade County OF the 4th Mon
day of October pext, and On. or before the
third day thereof and answer tho Plaintiffs
(petition, the same will be taken against
him as confessed. And it is further or.
deredthat a copy hereof be pablished &C
cordig 10 law, in the Hetmanner Volks'
blat6, a newspapertprtn ted and publishec
in the. county Of Gasconade:
"A true copy Attest:
y "" ] ENGLAND Clerk.
- - NJ
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

Gin g ntitsrestu lam ss jtbt in
Gsuti&lanp i&Un 70 nett bin. sa, taB sr i& psr-
b.irattsn fann. Gus GrSntiu,t a. ". miro ts-
ri&ttt: Dor pisr,sbn Sassn ianr bier cine itItsne
1rauuns Fatt. Gin S&m.trs rSsisls aus 5iIrss.
! elm Etl&r 1923 naG Granlrsi& fam. lit SO
Satrsn t.i sinsm nns s,mitIbm Nsifsr artsist
una 80 Sabr. i'm Srautf anse I.kts. III in ttu
GtaRans sttrata. 2" raaiSe ctautsam il IS
Die 3raut ga SATIRE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

Msfwaassu.- 5r. aasuf @aHt tat
irtten cine Au,aeI Ter te,atmtsn Staslt'idtm
NrRs unp NeinmaaSsn aus Ismitlans srtaltsn,
wsl&s CT iait I'm tic 5dlite EiliSsr n~srtauit, ais
fisltltm tistsr ron ct. ecais ttssgtn psrren
fcnsten. &tin @eintausr ieQts ctns pislsS tei
tr @s naturalization faP uncHttstrlids S~uR1amsnt
ietn. .. TO-. - o.. a. ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03
y I81NO LIA4NO OIOI .
John B Niche Plaintiffs Attorney.

In the Gasconade ounty Circuit Court,
: In Vacation, September LIST 1869.
Garrett Vienrann, Isaac Ridenhopr;
Jacob Saudcrs and Lila
John Ridenhour Rg. Pifis III
49, vs.. A5llan Ms ~, &c. $50 .,
Lewis Ridenhour and
Rose Ann Souders.
Now. at this day come the Plaintiffs by
their Attorney and file a Petition and Aft
davit, from which it appears that the de-
PENDANTS Lewis Ridenhour and Rose Ann
Ridenhour are nen-residents of this State
Whereof, on motion of Plaintiffs by fheir
Attorney it is ordered by the Clerk that
the Defendants Lewis Rldenhour and Rose
Ann Ridenhour be notified that a civil
actiod has been commenced against them
the object and general nature of which is
to obtain partition OF the following lands
to wit: SW or Sc or S hi lot 2 SW or Sec
10 w ht NE or and NV Or of Sec 80
Town Al Range 4 W. and unless they ap.
pear at the next October term of this
Court te be begun and held at Hermann,
within and-tor Gasconade county on the
4th Monday of October next, and on or
before the third day: thereof, and answer
the Plaintiff petition, the same will be
taken agaiut them as confessed. And it
IS further ordered that a copy hereof be.
published according to law, in the Her
manner Voiksblatt; a newspaper printed
and published in the county of Gasconade
A true cspy, Attest:
ENGLAND Clerk.
? w Burchard Plaintiffs Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

In the Gasconade County Circuit Court
Ip. Vacation September LIST lsSs'
FIELDING PHELPS,
John PHELPS and
WIN, PHELPS rms
LORENCE PHELPS,
EMMA PHELPS Dts.
Now at this day come the piain.ln Dyl
tdavit, from which it appears that the De-
PENDANTS Lorenzo Phelps and Emma Phelps
are nonresiden.s olthisj State. Whereof,
on motion of plaintiffs by Attorney it is
ordered by the Courtthat the Defendants
florence Phelps and Emma Phelps be no.
tilted that a civil action has been common
ced against them the obfec, and general
nature of which is to obtain q partition o
the folio wings lands to wit: N hf lois s
q of NV or Sec 81 Town az Range S "
and unless they appear at the mex
October term of this court, TO be begun all'
held at Hermann, within and for Gascol
ade County, ION the 4th Monday of 0ctobe
next, and on or before the third da.
thereof, and answer the Plaintiff petition
the same will be taken against them q
cenfersed. And it is further ordered lha
a copy hereof be published according t
law. in the Hermauner Volksblatt, q Jews
| paper printed and published in tine count
of Gasconade.
t A true copy, Attest: f; -
4 j. c. ENGLAND, Clerl
P w BURGLARS Plaintiffs Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

asa t.-xui stnsm
,,2Hss bsr Castsn. Esaia nab Gineiunats 8abu
rlust ssr staiS'n Sassn bic Rife sius3 t.uti&m
Ginwaasnsts, Die $1,000 Ia linssnhtr Mane
sattitlt. Das Gels ranntt ittr Zen sau,sn Raj
zen amber. aksr lr Rsubnitear bidt Baas, .is
ittn 2NalW stF&srt mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

Bic S&wtMstI sisn nit aeidi&.
tea Ottb t.-Gas Observation-Disclosures .rta0
lisstnab,snt Srsi,. rsIas be Bsriu&s sr,atlsn
etc pen seriGsa Sneisusnsn Ia 2sw Sort uns
fun(tuo ssma&t ws,stH. um cas- rutliIam ~ 81
fdpiarsln. int m Re I'D %sr6i,t,n. Summ.a a.-
fSli&ssn 0s!ass ssssn cine lsins grI,nmltSssi,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03
Mener gehah-Store
B. Noble,

6rsuNrass, im 9auit ees 5rn. @ai!rt'n Inn. rem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iy,vptH OUTraIp
islkasni,rtists StisitI unt S&uts. pUppsIiotliss
asnat,s uns ssrsdts, isine unit idrrsre @interitiss
isl; aud werr.n Ssfrlunssu NIB &sparatutsu
promrt ausg,iIttt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

TAKEN UP, Aug. 7. 1869 by John
Golfer of Boeuf township Gasconade Co.
Mo. a small mare mule of ligt brown color
four ytars old last spring, two white spots
supposed to be saddle marks, four feet.fiYe
fnehes high, pppraied at $50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03
laa1i 9'askst Geseitsthatts
4" Star Lime 0ampfbppt
I'M A ELLA; /.
NJ. H. GRAPSTER. CAPTAIN.

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tas Ha&miHaSs nm a ubr al. Beim 3urid.
tt6un sett taiI tlte itsea EtsnRas unp
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alien punttsn iar Gra&t nIs gafaei.rs. g.
Dit sist.rtultt auToresrtuns fur BE 5.rasquna
bi.itr' TampitsVtssrtinsuns. rem 9sut.n, Die Sc
l&dite am intern She'll rss Glu0ts 6atsn, kere&-
tis.n bic Gsitai&ait ~ stauesr. rab ibr sis nj.
tbtas untnaasuns ~ dt.l rtrbt, nne tct, tas
fs eur& piinitli&s unc gentle nbait gsiGdfsias-
rHus rae isr h ist ssi&fntt 3utrausn aud
'irafr streitR,a rire.
g. -. SsmID, g,dGssx
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

t&tfn @sirrs itnteu gu prQsn. las Ispartsm,nt
rsi6. Rag isIts Stiu6, CUR 9si&rinr sluns est
putliIums ned Irrtnahaenr ssnatt psrlsn anp
rs 0tbsimpc.i5iiien batsn riitsrs bic gtatlilnnsnte
Ger Snsisirusn in Aus sni&ein senpmmtn. ris ras
l&nia&rOlle @sid ait tetrsitsn; r%ieislttn BADEN IS
aSer isitbsr inmsr 10 sin,uri&ten se~ubt, rae ID
nsn ras Geiss ni6ts anbabtn tsnn uni fas fsins
@sls9sntsit sessten murss, TEN llntsriu&unssprO'
8sssa fs Z ia5altihn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03
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So f % IS.

Tie, in resn 3sitnn5sn anSspit lctie Rcmet.n
eri4sinuns irirr pUrlauFs nitt tauinpM. DIR
untetaunts' -aRrsnum I, tptlaer eitislb: psrtinssts,
ltsint f6 In lsiutm Sastamsm uat Elm paar
tunpsrt Sabre ssirtt 81 tasm. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

GinubsAh5fa nIatrisss @dh&ta
man In SShasiR SsDssrim iins Garm BON 100 aerss
wtl4s fs itltf tstaut. 5cHentliG wirp lie tals
au FER ltb.r,snsuns ron tsr Niftistit res titGs
lYTl. i&rn GCrts t0mmsn: IS II nitt gut, rab Ret
9lsnl1 aleim ii."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

ga GtRttnRati wSsst Elm 9tauH tn itt.
usm 5ium,y ssm IBasbOssa snissbOtsn. tr sas
0suid sstvs&,n bette. Die GssVnsrs>S ury int
iAisO. sat SsG gaana Ssesgtsn. .url e issr tsi6
aeusisa uss 90 ~ SIsI GaRW ~esssalsa.' p"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03
Partition

Huston Terrell
Jarvis, Margaret Jarvis -
Thomas Jarvis and james Jarvis.
Now at this day comes the Plaintiff by
his Attorney, and file a Petition and Aft
davit, from which it appear that the De.
PENDANT William Jarvis is q nonresident
Of this State. Whereof, on motion of Plain
tiff by his Attorney it is ordered by the
Court th9t the Defendant William Jarvis
be notified that q CIVIL action, has been
commenced againt him the ,obje CT sand
general nature of which is to obtain par:
6tion of :he NV Or and w hfs. NE on of
Section l3 Town Al Range6W and nle
he appear at the next October term of
this Court, 10 be begun and held at HERMAN
within and for Gasconade county on the
4lh Monday o. Oci ober ueXt AID GU u
before the third day thereof. and answer
the Plaintiff petition, the same will be
taken against him as confessed. AID il
is further ordered. that a copy hereof bl
published according 10 law, in the Herman.
ner Volksblatt, a newspaper printed ant
published in the County OF GaSconade.
A true copy Attest:
CENGDAND. Clerk
P w Burchard Plaintiffs Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

In the Gasconade county circuit court,
April term 1869. Isl of May 1884
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03
Ga5fnuade Count '

Nrran8t IS MN. Vbtrliu,
Ses. Ergon, s. 8. Stmarsbmaun, Soen
Seta Blei& 6. auitermea.aann, Grnt 1nD,
S6srer. 6. 9thtt. s. g.
SaecD Rukn. &;dmann, Ctr. Dnht1
3adsu 6 III il ppei&si. .. 9strus. ).
Msl6icr 9csiAel. ,|6ran, &utu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

lin the Gasconade county circuit court
In Vacation September lst 1865
Schulz Plf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03

P w BURGLARS Plaintiffs Attorney.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-09-03
Oeri 9rpfe mebi;iniicbe Jr ttNuln

P w Burchard Plaintiffs Attorney.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

delpha 'bulls" and New York ''bears." II was very
active and sold at o. maintaining rs strength when
the general market declined In the usual reaction
succeeding the advance in the Vanderbilt stocks.
The other railways were strong but more steady ex
cepting Michigan Southern, which sold at 1857.
and Rock Island. which touched u.s. The market
was again buoyant after the bank statement on
Saturday and for some OF The list highest for the day.
or the miscellaneous shares Pacific Mail sold at SAY.
While western Union was very strong touching
37h at one time. The following were the
closing street prices on Saturday evening:-Cumber-
land, s1S So; Adams Express COZ eok: Wells
Fargo Express, 224 22x; American Express, AK
Az; United States Express, 7O1 q 7oh; Mer.
chants Union Express, 1oX Is; Quicksilver, I6,<
II; Canton, 81; Pacific Mail, S4H s4a; Mariposa,
TX a9; do. preferred, 15h 10; Western Union
Telegraph, 3714 37k; New York Central 2l5H
2l5%; Erie, 20 2sH; DO. preferred, SAX a 55A;
Hudson River. 1907 1905; Harlem, 1855 a 155,l;
Reading, ok oS; Milwaukee and St. Paul, II
TN; do. preferred, 81 o SIX; Toledo Wabash and
Western. 7aa 74,S; do. preferred, 80; Fort Wayne,
1927 1853; Ohio and MISSISSIPPI S11s 31A; Michi-
gan Central, lS2 1874; Michigan Southern, 1861
1861; Illinois Central, 14l l42K; Cleveland and
Pittsburg 1osX losX; Rock Island, 114,I 114X;
Northwestern, 80 soA; do. preferred o. OAK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, July Is, 1869.
The week In Wall street has been rather an inter-
esting one. despite the summer weather and the
tendency OF affairs to relapse into duluess Doubt
Less enc lew cool days that have interviewed In the
'dog days" have had much TO do with keeping up
comparative animation. Heretofore gold has been
the subjecr OF speculative excitement at this season.
ana rom the signs at the close yesterday 1t Is evi-
Gent that the present viii not pass without
repetition OF this experience. The course or me price
In the earlier portion Of the week was to lower
ngures In consequence OF the dulness OF
foreign exchange ana the limited amount of
gold shipped to foreign ports. Indeed the
"bulp' disappointment at the scantlness OF the de-
mand on the later account came near leading to
very sharp and large decline on Wednesday, when
the market dropped to lsa5s. There ID wide diner-
ence OF opinion between tine two classes OF opera.
tors and the gold market 49, therefore, the scene OF
. very determined contest. The shipments on Sat-
urday, however, were suddenly very large-nearly
million and half OF dollars-and the "bulls' went
Into ecstasies and the price to 1864 Tho range OF
the market during the week Is shown In the table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26
'otal. 1925, 2s3, 1856 s22, 5O1, sci

The National Stock Exchange having purchased
the lease Of the premises No. 0 Broad street nave
lifted up an airy and commodious board room,
which will DO opened to the public on Monday, 2eth
inst.
The stock market was In the main dull, but q great
deal of interest was impaired to operations by the
activity OF the Vanderbilt stocks. The fluctuations
were frequent, but within comparatively narrow
limits, until Saturday last, when New York
Central rose from 2i3 to 2le4, Hudson
River nom 1914 to 1914 and Harlem from
146>s to 1866. This last change seems to Indicate
that in the informal deliberations at Sara
toga between the magnates OF the three roads more
prominence Is given to Harlem than 1t was originally
supposed would he. Alter these came Reading,
which Ii the subject Of lively nght between tho Pha-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

lives for several years wtth,eut male issue he may
take another wife,"
money or send It TO China ana that II does not
enter into our currency here or aid In developing
our business.
"for the same reason again, that we rave no pro-
tect'on, II other people get our money aNd choose
10 keePit we have no redress"
80 IL u not to be wondered at that with the anti
ChIlsan treatment the Chinese receive In this cDun-
Wy very lew OF them remain otherwise than papaDs.
ne visiel some OF their joss houses In San Fran
Csco uecke out In all the paraphernal1a Of heathen
moisnip. NOT very large amount OF sanctity
seeieu 70 oe attached to the surroundings. think
IL every instance the lower story OF these buildings
was devoted TO the purposes OF prostitution or gam
ping. An amusing reply OF Chnaman to Jew is
toid Illustrating TIER appreciation the main Chris
tian doctrine. the Jew set upon the CnInaman and
beat MIN out OF his store; but waen John was at
sale distance he turned upon his Hebrew assailant
MERCY mans Gedp' '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

Wheat was active for export with fair demand spscu-
4 : %Si 4 T ss nE
's s0 prss Beng Wa Sa'f I'D
n store 81 s. do saS. S5s 81 81 ior
a9 9s amber s a
and 49, Corr 'r cr
and specplaton and prices were &C. &c. higher, closing
aR ps%s = store 8
nsw sdra 81 for a9s for .sS q 81 Ga
white and yellow Western Oats were Suies closing s5c.
sso store ssNc adOat ana ssc railroad lots Eys
wa; f. a 20 os. and :. s The sale.
continued to rule dull and prices nominal OF barley
FHEIanrsIhe market was rather more active, and rates
to all ports were steady The sngagements Liver
& @S boxes bacon
TO London, 0oo bbs lour "a Is 3D. and is erces TO-
6aSco 9. p 3D. The ss shsrts a Norwegian bark
and schooner, 70o bbls, to the Windward, private
dyNNIEs-Clo.h in demand and nrm Sales 400 bales
at 7o gold duty paid Bags were dull and nominal at lOc
market wa. :. quiet the demand being
az IT, Z 70
HEMP dull, and prices nOmnsly i9,sc l2,1c.,
fsfs !si = s ss s
aIsI1ss.s. aa, eu. price. generally
tn ss
iSS
S y Sa q .:s S E
terms and ITO 90 Nc = $s $s So SSot. s.ransd
e. s s. extra sS o. and window DO ess
os 80 Spirits tapenns Do on
wa Wa. Ss At &c. 81 IN and SS
NJ ID: ~ ~ ~
lard .ndla7 p.ctasss Gu! msa The market for pork
sa Ns sS,' .SS So pH for
sI
S T: Lys Sss dun and
;s. pa,:: "a ' ssssaS iss ss
] r y:
;.ass S a.; :alisS SssS:s :ssadsI:
eaSy II sS s se g bs1fs short
s9g sa Ss S, r' os ra ~
aae. but r% Sales psefsee' At Sc Sc Tor No. Ts e
Ss Is S S nS III. " .na no%n. Al .5as
:::as II FL: r. sn sss
NPhA \, @ but % a. US for Os.
$1,000 bbis including soo0 sbis crude at a2c, n5oo bbis
FOR o s
s SS do S ss ~ and 5000 do from
RIof.-Carolna steady at SIC. 9Sc, with small
sales within the range Rangoon was dull.
SUaAR.-The demand for raw only moderate, but the
quite s ssS rs as f.
Cuba and Demarara, part at 5c also SO boxes, part
l2ac. Rened slow of sale ut the following prices
Hard, 1866 16c soft white 15c. 15Ac yellow 1885,
LAKE,, and extra q, 14sic. a 141sc.
sEEDs.Al kinds were dun and nominal at yesterday
quotations.
STEAMSHIPS market still quiet but prices were
steady ut l9c 20c tor common TO prime.
TAiLow moderately active and firm. Sales d. 900
lbs: at 1l5lc. a ll}sc-the latter price for prime.
WHIsKEY-Recepts, 394 bbls. The though quiet
Sales LIS bbls. at 81 06 81 0s, tax paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26
THE RECENT INDIAN BATTLE IN THE SOUTHWEST.

From the Winona tMinnesota Republican, July 2a.]
The following extract from letter written by
Major 8. s. Sumner to o friend now visiting Winona
has been kindly presented to us for publication and
will doubtless be read with interest. 1t describes
somewhat In detail the recent engagement with the
Indians, partial account OF which was furnished
US by telegraph q few days since:-
CANT OF FIFTH CAVALRY, NORTH PLATTE RrvEp)
Fifty MILES ABOVE FoRr SEpewTox,.
We left the Republican river four days since to follow m
Indian trail. Made long, hard marches very rough
Ss S o cieI y wen 1%S pd
morning cut from trsin and after marching ten
General heightened salop, and you never saw
cavalry go did for about ten miles. signs ahead
when they motioned Us TO come further to the lsfE
GAZING sbo" "pd two miles o Thu there As
together behind ridge which completely scresned NE
Companies ssS he ' s n x: :1
from the General all started with rush. The Indians on
was 70 Keep up w s wg an E n red devil
village riding herd but on reachins The ton
'front.' You heard The wsy wS rode o 11 o
caution Every company tried get there rst but
were with aa seeing Smvs nS ma rs
ahead magnificent sight 70 regulars rushing
the worst rascas the Plains They are the same band thai
General Carr fought in May and The that com
They moving West with their stock and properly and
had to s s.n feeling b. Ss
Sn ;:s made yrv wSa feeble ssr
through the village on to the hills after them Ave
@ %sen up ' e
tho plains. We killed sevcntyhree, captured
nt They left their lodges standing, with everything in and
around them and this was al without the loss
return hunting up Indian curosities, 20.
July 1--we now on our way to Fort Sedgwick, but
% sss
OF ,hS 18th.
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the money market worked with greater ease than
1t has for many months. The rate on call has grayi-
tated to six per cent in the great majority Of trans
actions, both on governments and stocks. The ex-
Ceptions during the week were frequent, however,
At nve on prime coaterals and seven ON miscella-
neous securities. Commercial paper was In better
request, and the bulk OF sales took place In the VI
cinity OF ten per cent. The range of disc0unting
figures for four months dry goods paper was
from eight to twelve per cent, ana bankers
sixty day notes seven to eight. The weekly
bank statement Is favorable, but without i'm
portant feature The loans have been expanded
over TWO and half millions, and the legal
tenders have increased nearly two and half mil
lions, the result Of which has been addition to the
deposits Of about 1--WE millions. The loss OF specie Is
close upon Million showing the heavy shipments
during the week. Despite this the total reserve
has increased 1885, $50, against increase in the
total liabilities OF So, 92O The banks hold in law
full money and in excess Of the amount required by
Law $27,4lS022, against $4,000, G22 last week. The
following are the totals OF tho last two weeks con.
trasted:-
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CorFExko quiet, but steady quotations pub
ltshed In our last issue. Other kinds dull nominal
FLSyR AND tiRMskeceiYSs, sols bbl. -four 600 bags
corn so2 do oats and $50 do malt The market West
ern ana State hour scvs and buoyan and prices
Of State The higher grades also Arm California
unchanged The sales 5000 bbs. for
export at W for extra State. Southern was un.
changed. The sales $40 Rye flour In Iar do
mand and rm the being 60u bbls. meal was in
good request and sales wore made Of LOCO bb 81 IS IS
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July A-6P.M.
CorTON-The market for this staple was only moderately
active but with light offerings prices steady salos
were OSi bales, including M for spianng 81 for export
and speculation. For future delivery moderate busi
ness was transacted at firm prices bales
basis low middng for December part $780, 100 do for
january " do for October &c. and 80 do. for
vsmber at a7Ac. We quote:-
Upland. Mobile keo Orleans
and Florida and eDtphis. md ,ras
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the bay to the Seal Rocks at the mouth of the Golden
uaV 10 the principal manufactures and Institutions
OF The city and In various other districts We are
On Immediately 10 the steamer Ori1ame for Portland
oregon, rom which country you may expect TO hear
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The changes are as fOllOws:-