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CONsUMPT1OE CAN BE CURED.
READ THE evidence.

olnnc that it il desired to direct the attention Oh
the readers Of this article. ., ,
NJ wears Of severe and thorough practical
trioI have demonstrated beyond the icradNento'G
of a doubt the fact that the medicines pFep",v'
bv me and known rs Seheneks Mandf"ke In"s'
schcqck. Scawecd Tonic, ana hcMohck W
manic Svrup, have proved EXTRAORDINARILY SUE
cossr,l in fine cure of diseases of the pulmonary
o,.,,,,s. ar what is usually termed Consumption
ann fully aware that there are many persons
al os, nreiudiGes rule them 50 completely thAt
,,,.rofs strong as Holy Writ" would iail to con
,inre them Of the efficacy OF my IeHeil''' "'"
Tina, there are Others who, under no cfcuN''""'
ces, could be prevailed upon To H0ln" tH''l u.,,
n simpIv because such an admission "ou'o
move detrimental to their particular personal m
tercsts. ,ut.3.a than
doritipo neoplc form n comparatively small por- |
tion Of the community at large, Ihey are 10 DC
found here and there, but, compared WIN Wv
Great mass Of the worlds population, thelf mum
hers are SO small that dismiss them anu "nuiG's
,oysclf 70 those who are willing TO listen 10 IhT
dciotgs Of , rGsS.6oi weScstobiishcd facts.
! Me- ARE told almost daily That Consumption,
the seourre Of the American people, Is incuraD,ci
| tbat a man, whose lungs are ulseAseeI MISl
riyrp over 10 die; that no. ,'"~' "'Hhuy''
| gwen ", =. ,.. cmcnt Of his temporal a' wei
.n .afrttua affairs should claim h's earliest M
( +,f ~ tlrrp we've not flcts rs undeniabIc
,at NO SIM will shine in clear heaven at
| .l H. A. ,.,,.tr,yrrt these random and, not IN
! '''. r,Ir L,f,r.,,I assertions. / should feel un
| '''"' ,'L, w.. the "a 70 Of battle against
| n''.' 0, ,,rtif,5 with I,.uiis-tAsTa-whlc
NOM tt.,,r, mar mere Insertion can oyerturn,
,'ro,,.s, 4, uroyc that CONSUMPTION CAN ~
| TT IA li A. r,r medicines prepGgc--THG
=, w. go. p,I, SF.yEgp ToslC and ruIMO-
.,,,,,,W iru-.I .n strict aycorlGn {
nv, a.. ,r,crtp,.. in q minority # cases effect
I'd" ..l' 49,, E,..I,y ..rou,nnr.- lmposslD,c-
'""' w. ,.,'n, C,y,f.trrlo>,
l".' VIZ r.rl tact il worth pound Of
-Ni ma tIe,pr,rp. l,r. sent the facts con
. '"eo'!' ~ n,,n min idlnL experience
no'''" = ,y,s =, confirmed con sumItlve
g Many l'', '7 - ..r8rr i,utormnul,.. wa.
u "h'' ''',' rn,io,f,t tfr.roiauspron
y give" DI 'T,, nn1 and iodine that If uag
'''! .,,',r.,,io,,g IA u,gLc for the final solemn
"'N P''laa'I'E,,, KAN lrtter mako Them .peelily
tN'I'' 'u'S ~ ..'...,.Cl,,,ly "a iii the per
n'"'''H '"' ~ ,f.,t,.,,,.,tcIy Informed me thn
=, sons VIM '.'" ,,,'.lorod and that recovery wa
L my Gays wei EN- IN a., d.yi,"to live fingered i
uhp"SSi"'' - -. ma CHM, to life Wit
"' ~! ''" .,,a,f,,, tLot ,ounr men, and oll me
na the same leuT It! '-'' Ala nnt feel willing
~ TOO "'H'n"ls No. as a. .I,oIr ,rst,rr Of
7 a""u"''' had r,,l f,ith in the sad inform,
nj renamed n''a iUti ~ t%osicians but All
-e ton eoh'cF'u W ,,o - th't some bipp cou
al 'hrTe WIZ It H"-'t''7 49,. ~; ,rbo, Eir,,firn I
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TO Sufferers from Coughs. Colds. &c

While the ointment ia applied externally over
the windpipe and lungs {" counteract Internal
inflammation, the cure of a cough cold, sore
throat, or any other affection Of he organs OF
respiration may be nat erihiy assisted by coca
sio!sI doses Of the Pills to a1Iay the heat Of the
b cod and revrnt congestion
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rgrpD AID ACQUITTED
s,van'a Fife 1uvigorator.
LIFE, HEALTH AND STRENGTH

LlPE, health AND STRENGTH
to all WHO use it and follow my directions. II
never fails to remove Nervous Debility, L. pot
eqcv or want O, Power, and all weakness arising
rom sxee,scs OF Indiscrcticp, resulting in loss
IF menory, unpleasant aTeamS "e"E hei' ps'
headache, nervous trembling general la'sitaue'
dimes. Of yifop, flashing Of the skin, which
if neglected. sill surely .ohd On to Insanity OF
Consumption. When tho system is ouoe Enesteu
+. will not recoyor without help. Il must be IN
ri gorstrI AID strengthened, u eta4!e The suptr
,rte fuIsll tue a. .jes of FIFE.
This medicine has aecu totted for many years
and 1t Is warranted certain are, no nal:s'
| how bad the caes ma. be. Huodreda OF ceInA-
| .step can g.. Shown. Prize, one dollar per DOL
! tie. os six bptties E4r h7e dollars.
sod by al! Urugsigtt ...
I, YOU c.auot procure it send statement q
| gour case and enclose the money to bryan a u''
81 Cedar Street New York, and it viii be sen
YOU. On receipt Of Five Dollars, bottle nesri!
eoael to seven small once viii he sent to any OK
press Office III ibe United States, charges Raia'
Private circulars sent on sPPlioatlop' hneIos
.tsmn decE ld2tawdwly.
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20 Tyspeptics

The Pills are genial tonic and corrective az
well a. u cathartc. They quicken the flow OF the
gastric juice ard increase its solvent poTer mus
assisting the function of digestion, While theH
arerienf action secures free passage Tor inc
waste matter OF the system through thea'tneh'
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SPECIAL rxoTx0Zs.
ESSAYS FOR YOUsG MEN.

On The Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth
and Esfy Manhood, with the humane view "
treatment and cure, sent BY man nee OF epb'e
Philadelphia, Pa. ssPt-'a"'~'
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10 the weak and Facilitated.

The first effect of the Pills Is to remove INC
cause of your prostration' Ihey carry vi l i''
the stomach and bowels whatever is acrld, irrl-
tatinv and obstructive, aud as socn as this pres
sure is removed, the wb ole internal Organization
h. Gins to recover its elasticity. The bile and All
tho humors Of the body arc purified, the circuIa-
lion regulated, per piratim promoted, and ma
ture enabled to struggle sucpessfu y win dlseas''
harmonious and healthiul organic action hs'n
restored. every ycstise Of weakness soon dls"P-
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New YoRK may have the "wiekedest
man." but Chicago has the most knsvsh.
George NJ. Chamberlin inveigled the too
con6ding MaryC. Roberts into q mstrimo
pisl engagement, and then borrowed Of Lss
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Ono Thousand Experiments

were made by the Inventor of this peerless rem
eiy before it was brought TO its present STATE Of
peTrectiou. The Lozcnge ia harmless in its oP
Grafton, and although the medicinal tasie OF ITS
curative component. has been eXtingui.hed by
chemical Art, their virtues remain as active and
potent rs ever, CT.
In Dyspepsia, Bilionsnos', Constipation, S'vN
or Nervous Headache Piles, Dropsy and the IT.
reeularities 30 which the feehgr sex are SH2eo''
the Lo2eng yes will be found Infinitely more effect
i've than any of the horrible and disgusting com
pounds usually administered in such eases AZ
an anti bilious specific and general aperlent'theS
have no sqrhl either among advertised prepara-
tons or the pl escri ptions of the rcguIarphnrma
copGia. .--t.t.,.-,,o
Ma. 1t is guaranteed that no one who has once
tried Dr. Erasmus Winslo" 8 Liver ana NIoin"'n
Tn,ence. will ever again take 81 purgaUyo pow
der, or draught, or pin,
| of EXPENSE. Address, ,,,,,,,>,
octIsdwIy. "a Maiden Lane, New York.
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STERLING SILVER WARE


AM EIhE INEsU 4 hW"E al . Nv " n ~
vFOuE Gorham Manufacturing Co, OF PTovi-
deuce, r. l., having the largest ma1u'he-
,o,v of solid silver ware ia the world, with the
most improved machinery, and employing the
most ok led labor, are enabled to ou"T an "ne
49, vn,i.tv of new and beautiful designs IN
!;nnar services. tea services, and every article
specially adopted for holiday mud bridal gifts.
They Offer also their wcll-kuown and unriYHi'
led silver electro plated ware in whichthey have
| introduced new patterns of rare elegance. Inc
solid silver is guaranteed to be Of etcTiing purity
| by L. + Mint assay. The elcctro-pate Il guar
antood to be superior 20 the hpen sheme'a ware
! 0rders received from the trade only, but thes'
| GOOD. NAV os obtained from responsible daSler
[ nYefvNhera
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Holloway Pills

tits Of immense Importance thot tho stomach
the organ which eliminates from the sustlnunee
taken into IL tho stream OF life, Should DO Us
duty thoroughly and regularly; that the bowels
which carry oil the .cluse matter should he kePt
free from obstruoti.ns and that the liver winch
secretes fluid next in importance to the blood
itse should perform ia functions naturally:
To produce this desirable condition Of the great
apeimilatng, scerrt,yo ord dscharglng orgaLs'
is the grand object Of uo'ioway,3 FHI'' ana tney
accomplish it uniformly, rapid. ana Without
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-29

THERE is in Missouri q nine year old, who
never says word to anybody, not a mem
Der Of the family and but very seldom makes
an utterance to his mother or father. hen
alone with his brother Or sisters, however,
he is quite communicative, and when entire
" alone, frequently sings aud whistles
The child has evidently heard something
Of the distinguishing characteristic OF "
great man Of modern tines-uot the one
that cut the tree, eod acknowledge it, be
cause he could not tell lie, but the other
one-and is laying his pipes for the presi
dency.
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Specie Resumption.

We have nowhere seen the common'senso
of the question of resuming specie pay
ment go fully and yet SO conciseIy stated as
in the annexed paragraph from the Buiia'o
IN. ~ ETpress
II must be remembered that in ITS pracu
cal operation the fund on which specie re-
demption draws has always been MADE up
of one part gold to three or four parts ial'h'
The faith is q more important ingredient than
the gold, and M act of Congress cannot can
il into existence. An act of Congress, de-
claring that on a certain day the govern
nept and the banks, with two hundred mil
lions of gold in hand, will undertake to re
deem on demand their notes amounting TO
six hundred millions aud over, cannot 80
satisfy people Of the certainty oil the redemp'
ton that they will be leisurey IN demand
ing it. Its operation could only excite
scramble for the gold IA long az the gold
held ont. and then suspension again, worse
IN circumstances than before. Inc ihos'
pensable condition precedent to the resump
ton of specie payments is the complete OF
nearly complete return of specie nrces'
which will signify state of the currency
practically equivalent to that OF specie CON
variability. In other words, when our cur
rency has practically re,acquired the value
purchasing power of gold, so that 1t makes
small difference to people whether they are
able to obtain gold for their notes or not
then we can resume specie payments, ah'
we cannot before. That may seem paradox
zeal, but it ia the fact; except as it IS PIT
IDENTIFY directed towards the promotion
production and trade.
If Congress will keep in view the lie
plain simple facts contained in this eS'Ts'
the country will be saved the i'll cons
Quences Of bungEng legislation on the que
ton OF resuming specie payment.
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DIR. ERAs2Us WINsL0W'F
g,iyev and Stomach f.OZenge

Is the most important medicinal novelty that
modern chemistry has produced, 1t containa
two botanical extracts, perfectly harmless III
themselves, bat cmbody ing all the remedial prop
crtics Of mercury, nud destined in It's Fieas@n'
form to supcrscde and nnish from general use
the uausoous pills and ronon7 OF when thHl
dangerous eXcitant Is the main Ingredient more
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Er. Earvey's Code "A

'''t ,p o'c cases Price. ." dOiar' per boz
D.. oi..r,.,, .sns FREQ. Enciose stamp
ffi'H'' vi .s.-"a are The pin enclose the mon
AZ you o Id1re .BkYAE 4 Co, o. Cedar street,
40S ,i' and on rooeipt they will 30 sent well
10y return mall
1so2 d2tav&Wly.
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TEE xATHgT DxsCovERE
NEDKCALGON

TIE great difficulty which phySicans have
been lnborng for centuries 10 oyer. conc, mas at
length been ohyiated. Vegetable IS'lS'"I
and Alternative more efficient thnn any IH'hoL"'
,,ro,orotion of the same class, aud os agreeable
f. lpo taste as ordinary candy, is now offered to
the sick in the form Of II Lpzengc.
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LADIES,

II you require reliable remedy, use the os'''
Or. aarvey's Female Tills'
have no equal. They are safe and sure SURG" ~
mary cases Price, 0ne Dollar pr D"A'
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THE ROOM ISLAND BRANCH
----oF Tilt
Lamar Fire Insurance 60.
Proposes to insure against
TcEg OR nAIAGI BX EG2I
at as reasonable rates as any other solvent

n uy rels OnNNIe rates as IN!
company.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-26
FROM ENGLAND.
Mr. Brights Organ on american Matters,
Plain TaIk---NO Alliance.

NEW YORK, Nav 2j.-A London
! special to the Herald says that the pa
pers there have striking arMtles on
American matters. The Star, Bright's
organ. takes up the theme of the re-
cent speech of MIR. Foster, of Parlia-
ment, and endeavors to show that the
neutrality proclamation was real
benefit to the North. 1t assails Sum-
ner for endeavOring to endanger the
peace between the two countries, and
argues that while general society in
England favored the South, the labor
ing classes undoubtedly sympathized
with the American Government. 1t
further declares that the general opin-
ion may probably be unfavorable to
the Irish Church bill, but it is GER
tainly opposed to an ample and states
manlike settlement of the Irish land
question, which is sure to be the next
great act of the Government, and will
be established despite of such feeling.
1t therefore believes tito be impolitic
on the part of American statesmen TO
spurn the friendly offer of few mil
lions for the purpose of claiming fabu
lOUs damages. The Standard, Tory
organ, bitterly assaiis the Radicals for
addressing Americans in language of
affection and admiration. The fiat
terry with which Americans have been
besmeared is the cause of the existing
menace, and no man with English
blood in his veins could deal with
Summers speech in such Il feeble and
unmanly strain. America is deceived
by the belief that England meekly en-
dures the insult and will humbly sub
nit to the chastisement, and all but
committed itself by the message adj
dressed to such q nation as England,
which could but answer the challenge
uttered by America. 1t remembers
plain facts of the war, and can't be
humbugged into the belief that the
bulk of English people approved of
the suhjugatiOn of the South. Such
assertions make Americans believe !
that England, by telling falsehOOds, !
wishes TO escape a thTashing. Wei
We're never guilty Of the meanness of |
denying sympathies we entertained in |
order to escape the displeasure of the |
successful party and of the educated |
classes who sympathiZed with the |
South, and a nation in which the |
masses are only followers.
1t is definitely learned that the ru- |
mOred alliance of France, England |
and Spain against the United Ctates is
without foundation.
The Times of this morning, in an |
editorial ON the French elections, says
the chief cities repudiated the idea of
the Empire, and revival of political
activity will result in the condemna-
ton of a personal Government. The
restoration of Parliamentary Govern
ment may c0nciliate the existing feel
ing. By such means only can the
Emperor expect to mitigate an 0ppo-
5itiOn which has not vet become anti
iynastic
Gen. Ripley, formerly Of the Com
army, has passed through the
Court. His Liabilities are
fixed at S37 900 and his assets nj $4,000.
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DARING ROBBERY ON CHARLES
STREET THIS MORNING.
Aarnden's Expresa Messenger Seized,
Gagged and Robbed Of $4,000:

From the Baltimore Evening American.
On Friday last a man, giving his
name as Geo. s. Howard, who was
apparently about thirty years of age,
light complexioned, sandy hair and
sandy whiskers under the chin, and
whose jaw drops, when he speaks, after
the fashion of those ordinarily called
Timber jawed," /" rented the front room
ON the third story Of the house No. .16
North Charles street, opposite the
church, as AN Office. He placed in the
room round table and two chairs,
and on the door of the room tin sign
with his name, and underneath a
piece of paper, ON which was written
office hours from s to 10 am"
What his business was was a matter
of much speculation to those who oc-
cupied the same house, but in answer
to an inquiry he stated that he speeu-
lated in produce, and had made money
the day before in a shipment Of peas
and strawberries to Pittsburg, Penn.
He had another sign ON the side of the
street door, containing the following:
"George j.. Howard, Office Front.
Room, Sd FlO0r;n but there was no
reference to his business, What the
business was transpired this morning.
On last Saturday, Mr.. Richard Pat
tison, an aged man, money delivery
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FROM NEW YORK
I've Collisions --0lI Factory Burned ---Ex-
pIOsiOh- Spanish Libel Suit against o. S.
Vessel for Violating Neutrality Laws.

NEW YORK, May 25.-The steam
ship Russia collided with and sunk the
Austrian ship Figlea IN the harbor to-
day. No lives lost.
DevOe's Oil factory, al Hunters
Point. burned this morning. Pro-
vost's oil factory, adjoining, and seve-
raj other buildings burned. A brig
and eight propellers also burned.
Several large oil tanks on the dock are
now on fire. Several dwellings in
the vicinity burned. -Four acres OF
ground, mostly covered with barrels
of oil, burned. Loss, nearly one mill
lion dollars.
The:steamship Russia City, Of New
York, and Kedar, from Europe, have
arrived.
This morning the boiler of the steam
tug Wm. Parks exploded while at the
foot of Wall street. -Four men were
badly burned.
This morning the steamboat Nor
walk eOllided in East river with tug
boat. The NorWalk sunk. No lives
lost.
The Spanish Consul in this city this
afternoon filed libel in the United
States District Court against the
steamer Quaker City, now called the
Columbia, on the ground that she was
intending to violate the neutrality
laws by giving aid to the Cubans.
Judge Blatchford gEantetl the neces-
sary order, and United States Marshal
Barlow seized the vessel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-26
ELECTION NOTICE
For the Judicial Election. to be Held.
On Thursday, the 27th Inst.
OFFICE afETRoPOLTTAN POLICE,
u ~ MADISON ST.. MAY 26, 1860

OFFICE METROPOLITAN POLICE,
No officer or other person, or persons, win
patrol the several roads leading to the city,
except as designated for that special duty.
Any violation of this order will be reported
at once to this Office.
The volunteer patrol force will act in the
respective districts in which they reside, to
keep order at the polls, and preserve peace in
the country Districts
Annre-arms and deadly weapons must be
left at home. Any one, except ohacers, found
with sueh. or displaying them about flnepolls,
via be AT once arrested.
No improper interference BY threats. in
Limitations, Or persuasiOns to influence vo-
ters must be allowed.
The LIQUOR law, as applicable TO election
day, nnst be enforced. and All drinking sa.
looms be kept closed untii after sunaown.
- {tT WI. PEARNE,
my0a superintendent c. Pm
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FROM CUBA.
Landing of FilIibusters- -Skirmish---Suc-
ceSsful Landing Of Arms.


HAVANA, May 2l.-The following
| official account of the landing of fill
busters in thea Eastern Department
has been made public: " Seven hun
dred men disembarked on the night
of the 10th, i'm the bay of Nipi. There
they quietly took up a position,
mounting six guns, and fortifying
themselves. They remained undis-
covered thirty-siX hours. Capt. Mos
can attacked them with $50 men, and
using the bayonet, stOrmed one of the
houses and captured a flag. He was
finally Obliged, TO retire, his ammuni-
ton giving out. The fillibusters lost
60 killed and le0 wounded. The Span
iards had four killed.
The PreSSd adds that the iillibusteS
fired three cannon shots into the
steamer Marcia, damaging her hail
and rigging.
The fac captured by Capt. Moscan
is inscribed RiferaO Liberstad, " and
was presented by Emelia Casanava.
1t is now in this city. The troops
took six guns and turned them against
the fillibusters, and spiked the guns
before they fell back.
Four war steamers with troops have
sailed for the bay Of Nipi.
There is a rumOr that the rebel
General, Quesada, has been captured
and shot.
The He,UsTS Havana special says
the English steamer Salvador returned
to Nassau on the Sth from the south
ern coast of Cuba, where she succeed
ed inslanding all her men, arms, am
munitiOn and provisions. After her
return she was seized by the Receiver
General for violating the foreign en-
istment act. The Captain and sew
eral of her crew have arrived at Key
West.
HAVANA, May 25.-AdXiceS from
Hayti report that SalnaVe had recent
ly declared 4 suspension of hOstilities
for three dlSs, and offered amnesty 10
all rebels VINO surrendered, and, many
had availed themselves of the offer.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, May 25.-Cotton nominal.
Aiddlings SIC; sales 600 bales; receipts SOC
bales Gold l40; Sterling I5S1&. New York
sight at par. Flour dull superfine $ 70; XX
$ 80; Xxx IS .. White corn 90c. Oats soc.
Bran 81 20. Hay-prlmeS $50. Pork So. Bacon
shoulders l$l4c; sides, l7}4al5lzc. I.ard-tierce
mon y54alGi ac prime l3alslse Molasses-fer-
menting %7aJOc; reboiled 5jatjc. Whisky ST.
as5c. Coffee unchanged.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. May 2j.-Cottan heavy: sales 300
bales; Uplands Sl sa2ss &C. Flour . 40a5 20,
closing SC lower. Western whisky 81 l0al u.
Wheat lc better. Rice steady. Coffee more
active: sugar moderately active. Cuba mo-
with no change in pf%~tS
MOney-Is easy at Ga7 per cent. Sterling is
dull, at 3 lsa9l4c. Gold is heavy under renewed
but uneOnfirlned reports that Secretary Bout
we'll intends to cancel per cent with a portion
proceeds of gold sales. Gold opened at 1865
advanced TO AZ, fell 10 li01S, and closed at
V4al4O5s. Carrying rates SAT- per cent, and
l-a2 to nat. Ciearanoes sA2,OO0OGl. Govern
mentS have declined ga per cent, but closed
steady. Tennessee bonds dun, old 3sII; new
'64ataie
ST LOUIS.
ST. LoIis. May 2j.-Flour q gjaf %. Wheat
= lOal n. Corn O0a65c. Oats 6Sa69c. Barley
loose. l2c. Bacon-ShouIders l8c; sides lG54a
&c. Hams 3lc. Lard lSc.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, May 2j.-Flour 81 S5aj Sj. Wheat
81 l3i4 al ls5z. Corn Csc. Oats 9l4aJ9ISc. Rye
81 ~. Barley 81 j0al -. Highwines nominal.
Molasses 9jcasi 90. Sugar l2l4al4izc. Pork
81 80 Lard l7' .alsc. Rough sides l5c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINSATI, Nav 25.-Flour sGaG :. Corn
G0c. Oats 6Sa7lc. Whisky is held 81 o.. Pork
s3la3l So Lard lSizc Bulk shoulders l2iIa
l5c. Bacon shoulders l314c; sides To- zal7e.
Hams ls19)c. Sugar unchanged. MolasseS7 -
aS2c.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-Flour S5aj -. Cot
tun-Middlings 3Ttc. Corn Gja70c. Oats 65a
Csc. sugGr-prime lfsc. Molasses-prime 75c.
Whisky 81 t5. Pork 81 50. BacOn--packed
shoulders l35zc; sides ral7Jsc. Hams l91Sa
l954 &c. Lard sc Tobace0-sales 800 hhds AT
sjsl3 >.
FOKEIGN.
LoNDoN, May j-Eyening.-Oansols 9354.
j-20 bonds ~.
LIvERPooL, May 25-Eveuing.-C Cotton duH;
Uplands ll1salil a; Orleans lEsaulzd. Sales
500 bales.
FRANKFoEr, May 2j.--Bonds S55s.