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RI w YORK AND CHARL STON
MSHIP LINE.
CABIN PASSAGE $40.
F . r. N E w Y . Il X

s,.r-ssS.n TIE Splendid SIDE.WHEEL
ZXSsaay@ STEAMSHIPS of this Line will
ZzIMH&1Y~ leave Adger's South Wharf, during
..s&sstaEs8-> the month Of April, as follows
JAM ES ADGER-TUEsDAY, April 6, at O'Clock M
CHAMPION-sA1uRDAY. April 10. at 4 o'clock M
CHARLESTON-TuEsDAY April 13, at O'Clock M
MANaATTAN-sATURDAY, April II, at 10 O'Clock M
JAMES ADGER-IUEsDAY, April 20. at 1c O'Clock nj
CHAMPION-SATuRpAY, April "a, at O'Clock M
80 Insurance can be obtained by these steamers
at n per cent.
Aa- An Extra Charge of s6 will be made to pas
sengers purchasing Tickets on board after sailing
~ These STEAMSHIPS have handsome and
roomy accommodations for passengers, and their
tables supplied with all the decacies of the New
York and Charleston markets.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADts { + q co.,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay (Up.stairs.)
April
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H1rTO C0NSUMPTIvES.-T ADvER-
TIsER, having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung Affection ana that
dread disease Consumption. is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the rneans of cure.
To all who desireit, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrtpton used free Of chsrge with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
And sure cure for Consumption, Asthms, Broncht.
tss. &c. The object OF the advertiser in sending the
prescription 10 to benet the afflicted, and spread in
formation which he conceives to be invaluable and
he hopes every sufferer win try his remedy as It will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties Wishing the prescription will please sd-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County. New York.
FebruAry3 3mos
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AJ-CHEROKEE CURE, THE GREAT IN
DIAN MEDICINE. cures all diseases caused by self
abuse, viz: Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness,
Night Emissions. Loss of Memory, Universal Lassl-
tude, Pains in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Prema-
ture Old age. Weak Nerves, Difficult Breathing,
Pale Countenance. Insanity, Consumption, and all
diseases that follow sequence of youthful indis-
cretions.
The Cherokee Cure will restore health and vigor,
stop the emissions, and effect permanent after
all other medicines have failed.
Price % per bottle three bottles for S.. Sold by
all druggists.
Sold in Charleston. s. c., by W. A. sKRINE,
eRAoUIs A. 1'yNAH. a, ". W..lss .lE9KEL FL CO.. ED. g.
RsSHssfy Il ta - dgs dMss sa ssshsso wsmos
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A< DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON.
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel. To.Moaaow Ar
rRRNooN. at Four O'Clock, by the Rev. J. b. MACK
Aprfl ~
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAm~islt. C,,MPY,D

PACIFIC MAIL STEAM~tslt. CtJMPY,D
THROUGH LIN. TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN,
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
=, I-eax,s STEAMERS OF The ABOVE
/LRAJTSSS-,, line leave Pier No. AZ, North River,
AzItakdKfKfA foot of Canalstreet New York at
10 o'clock noon of the 1st 11th and
2lst of every month Except when these dates faIl
on Sunday then the Saturday preceding.
Departure Of LIST and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports Those of 1st touch ct Msnzanilo.
y Deps 1r~ sS,,-,a..s -7i.t
the new steam A4Ae MoA-. Pa,. re- australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Fral CISCO tor China
and Japan May A. 1859.
No California steamers touch nj Havana but 90
direct from New York'to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage f-ee to each adult
Medicine aud attendance free
For Passage Tickets or further inforM atoL apoly
at tine OOMPANY's TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf,
foot Of Canal-street, North River, New York
March u Tyr F. r. BABY. Aren't
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a@TREAsURER's OFFICE, MACON AND

WESTERN RAILROAD CONTAMINATION, GA,
APRIL 8, 1904 Stock Dividend of THIRTY
THREE AND ONE.THIRD PER CENT (9sh per
cent has this day been declared out Of the earnings
that have heretofore been invested in the consruc.
tion and Improvement of the road and property Of
the Company, payable on and after the 18th day Of
May to the Stockholders Of the Company, as indi-
Gated by the books on the 25th day Of April.
Stockholders registered on the books of the New
York Agency will receive their certificates at the
National Bank Of the Republic, New York; all others
at the Office Of the Company at Macon, Ga.
No fractional shares will be issued and no trans
fers will be made after Gath April until the 18th May
MILO S. FREEMAN,
April IS tuths3 Secretary and Treasurer.
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aJ CHEROKEE PILLS, OR FEMALE
REGULAToR.-Cure Suppressed. Excessive and
Painful Menstruaton, Green Sickness. Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back. Hysterics, Sick
p adache, Giddiness. and all diseases that spring
fire. irregul .rty, by removing the and all the
effects that arise from it. They perfectly safe in
all cases, except when forbidden by directions, and
are easy to administer, as they are nicely Sugar
coated. They should be in the hands Of every
Maiden, Wife and Mother In the land.
The Cherokee Pills are sold by all druggists at 81
per box, or SIX boxes for $5.
Sold in Charleston, S. o. by A. w. ECKEL & CO.,
g. w. AIMAR, w. A. sKRINE. RAOUL & LYNAH.
ED 8. BURNHAM and mr. q RAEn CO.
February 16 D&C tuthseowSmOs
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II ATCITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services ON SUNDAY MORNING at Halfpast Ten
o'clock-in the EvesMa at Eight.


A% CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED, FOR
the last three years i1entasd with Mr. g. 81. GNU.
sEa in the Grocery business. takes pleasure in in
forming his friends that he ts to be found at g. D.
AHRENs Co., Gro:ers corner OF King and Market
streets. where he will be pleased to serve them.
April 16 ARTHUR TOOMER.
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ATNOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
TRANCIsCA WERNER, wife Of HENRY WERNER,
Of WATERFORD, merchant. viii. in one month from
date, carry on trade and buainess asa cole trader.
April 10 8fe, s8 fl, nayes
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a@ UNITARIAN CH 6RCH. H.-DIvINE SER
VICE will be held In this Church To-MoaRow-in
the morning at halfpast Ton O'Clock and at night at
Eight O'Clock, Services by the Rev. r. P. CUTLER.
Subject at Night-s'The Being and Personality Of
God" 1 Arril17
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aS DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE OON-
Quoted In the First Presbyterian Church To-MoRBow
MORNING at haifpast Ten O'Clock. by the Rev. JOHN
T. WIGHrMAN, and In the AFrERNooN at Four
O'Clock. by the Rev. GEORGE MURE SMITH.
!. Aprtl IT, tEa.. IL -,.-
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TIE URDIN,S AND UMTER
RAILROAD.
PUBLIC MEETINGS IN MANNING AND
SUMTER.
Preparations for Orga niztng the Com.
pany-AppOtnsment Off General gent
How the Work is to be Done.
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Gil, they offer to relip quish the exclusive en-
joyment OF this privilege on receiving one-hala
OF the said sum Of principal and interest; pro-
soass IL hs y Il es esn ea
ferred on any railroad, shall be likewise ex-
tended to the South Carolina Railroad. This
will remove the only impediment to tho en-
into Auaussa sta aud settle ' the onv ni QUESTION %
connected Herewith. in which the City OF Au-
gusto is directly implicated; and this commit
tee indulge the hope that it may be accepted
az separate and distinct proposition, and
thus resssovo ell cause OF Iisquiotude between
the City Of Augusta and this company.
The only matter in dispute with the Colum-
bia and Augusta Railroad consists now in the
opposition made by the South Carolina Rail
their right OF way and over their land. This
opposition has been made by the Directors Of
the South Carolina Railroad from o sense OF
the duty imposed upon them by the great trust
Of which they are the custodians and guar
dians. They hope this motive will be recog-
nized and admitted by the committee from
Augusta, and the South Carolina Railroad
Company relieved from oil suspicion of less
committee from Augusta in the spirit That
animates that committee, and to make sim
cere effort to compose the differences. and
pnt q an ., end 70 the litigation thar has grown
It has been alleged that the enoroachmehts
they oppose cause them no damage and no ip-
convenience. This is an arrons6as nm nrshsi0n.
IT the South Carolina Railroad did not possess,
In their opinion, the right to insist upon the
removal Of the track OF the new road, beyond
the boundaries VI their lands and Of their
right Of way. they would cheerfully pay ten
thousand liars to effect 1t. In spirit Of
compromise they make the following pro.
lat. They Will consent to the present line of
The ColunaSia and Augusta Rsilroad track. on
ths payment Of fifty thousand dollars as q oora-
stderStion therefor, or VI I'M !. -s 2 rss'T't
ID. They wiz leave the question or compen-
sation in abeyance uGtil the courts shall havo
decided what tho rights OF the South Carolina
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-12
NOTICE 10 ~ II91ia.i l,abHu

NOTICE rH sa iisTis3 5gbha
Il hereby given that defalt having occurred IN the
performance 81 the conditions oppressed ma certais
mortgage or deed trust executed by Margaret Ew-
ing 10 Samuel stsats Taylor md Edwin psrsons trus
tees of the Cairo City Properly, dated the 18th day Of
March, AID. 1874 and recorded IN the rccordefsof
fee in and for Alexander county IN the STATE Of nj
nois IN book ofDeeds, page SIG &c, said mortgage
or deed Of trust, conveying lot numbered hneen ll5
in block numbered two ~, In the second addition 70
the city ofCairs. in said county and Stat. r
We the unders gned. sad trustees, viii on Friday.
the l3th day OF August next, A. ID. 1850 At 10 o'clock
In the forenoon 81 That day under and bv virtue 81 the
power Of sale contained W said mortgage sell AZ pub
o auction, to the highest bidder, Tor cash az the Of
Ace buildings of said trustees corner OF Washington
avenue and 18th street. In said city Of Cairc, IN Alex
ander county and State Of Illinois, said lot nunberes
heen t5). IN block two 81 IN sad -cosd addition 70
said cityof Cairo. according to the recorded plai
thereof with the appurtenancee, 20 satisfy the puf
psses and couSiiior of said mortgage. 10 .yT-.
4. STATS TAYLOR,
tHt % EDWIN PAN0<s,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property.
Dated. Cairo. III. my sist. isoe iy2i-did
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NOTICE

T. hereby given that aeiaut having occurred IN the
performance pffhc conditions expressed IN certas
mortgage ~ deed Of trus. executed by John N. Cyrss
20 samuel staafs Taylor aud Edwin Parsons. trustees
% the oaro CITY property, and dated August 18th, A.
for Alexander county the State 81 riiinois IN book
of deeds. page IN, AZ >, said mortgage or deed y,
thrty.fse fabl IN blocks numbered Eve tkl 10 the
third addition IN the city of Cairo IN said county and
State We The undersigned said trustees VIII on FRI.
DAY. the lth day OF August neat, A. u. les, nj 10
o'clock ia the forenoon Of thAi day, under aud ~ viz
the Of the poser OF shs tanned IN ssd
sell at pubic auction " the hghesi bidder. for cash.
Ut the oee building ~ ssd trustees corref ~ Wash
.g,o aesser ani W. M 80 IVY 70
bred thirty -four ~ snd DIRTY Ave (ssA N book Eve
l5l, in the third addition "a said sD " Caro- Aesord
snoes. W satisfy Vie rurrpssr asd endit on q sas
Mortgage. sIAAHIAlLUR
HN EDWIN PARSONs, M
Trustees Of the Caro- City PInpcsy.
Dated. Cairo, IN, Jsly 2is;, is<s. iysidid
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-12
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, s pi i'
- ALExASDER COUNTY, rs /:
In hccrcrii Court Of Alexander County sopisab-'


In hccrcnii conr Of Alexander County sop'sab BE-,
Term, ls6s.
Bail'o = hsHsil. IIsL ~. aauH
Jehn z. Coax sad in snseh@er, perpAsd 80.
Soihr- y hereby a1vth 20 ,ou. tire sAid jphn x
Cool, tl.i yu. o. attachment has Desa sud ost
the once ofelerk oftLe circuit court ofsalt Aosande
county a The snIt o. the SAID bailey ;. Harrr ana
Hesr, 4 Nihssss. Tor fcaf hanaSed shs
foriy'iour dollars and sixty 1--WE cents. sdl
rected 20 the shern 81 said csusty 70
execute which said writ has been returned by -sis
shsrin .aeen,sd n ls,ylns the ssins % lots spmbsr
ysns sp thsey Of Cairo. Illinois. IS he propeF',
osunlsss you ths said John r. Cook shah per.
sonaly be and appear before the circuit eonTt af
county on the hrst day tho next thereof a. 10
holdsn an ths Say ofCsino, IN said county she third
Monday IN he month ofsepernbsr nett give spec.sa
bal and plead a. SAID seten dgmsnt viii BE- esterss
against you 70 hyaI Of The sa.y PLAINTIFF Esd the prop
cry attached soid 20 satisfy the ssfne with cost
lAii.s. webb balls. ri.iniia !. s.s.sr.y-I
ty2D5ty
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mo GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs. @. +. Yeager . Co. near corner Of Eighth
street and COMMERCIAL avenue, have supplied them
Meter Testers Parties disaatisAsd with tie rssster
ing a. their meters car have them testsd III the
viii . chssQed e As Psny einstaS 81 4 ths meter
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N0TcE

NOi
IL hereby given that default havag occurred 10 tho
psrformance efthe eogd tolS oppressed IN eertAls
rnorsgagr or deed % trust ercc6ted ~ Efvard Y.
Ross 10 samuel s;aAt. Taylor and Edwin Parsons.
Trustees Of the Cairo Cy Propery dated tina 9Th day
Of October, D. is3 and recorded In the recorders
Once In and Tor Alexsndsr county IN she stsae % III
inois, in book 81 Deeds page 10, Ac said mortgage
deed Of trnst. convey ing. among oihsy- lot. mum
tered thirty.six 90 and tirty se,sn pTt ~ tiock
Numbered seventeen ~ IN The nrsi addition 10 the
cty Of Cairo. N -Aid county and stsk<. DID Anl
We, the dersigned, said trustees sli on ff,day.
the i9th day ofAusns, nes', A. D. fsss 81 70 oclock
in the forenoon oithAi day, under and ny virus ofthe
power 81 sale coutyne Ia said mortgage, sel, 81 pub
iie suction, 20 the highest bidder foF cash 81 the Of
tce building ~ szi tnlstees corner " Washi nston
cnue and ish street w sud city dfraro IN Aexsndss
county aud sse OF Illinois said ioss NUN he rsi thirty
sx t31l and thirty sesen ksI IN block hgmbsfel sew
eneen az Ia the hrsi addition 20 said city ~ Cairo,
according 10 The I-cortedRai therc.f WITH the sppar
lnortgag~. an =. bJtATs fASLBR
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trnstes 81 the Cairo City Property.
Dated. Cairo, H., jaly lsi. lsSv. iyil-did
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COMM ERCIAL.

BRAN il lower. 20 tons ciy h"'' 49, -
SIS 90 per ton. -. a..
WHEAT is unchanged and in good demand our
ouotations cover all the grades now coming 70 ths
market. a..
white at CSC
OATS are dull % sacks prime new sold at SIC
per bush.
HAY is without change and market is dull. car
choice new sold on track at SIS co.
PROVISIONS are quiet and prices are stiff, espe-
c;a,ly on all well known brands of city cured 21oobs
country clear sides sold ut 1sc casks city cured
tsl<c; cask do shoulders at l6iz; terces PLAIN sn
gar cured hams at &c; terces country lard at is9
isx. and 2tierces city rendered at 2oc.
CORN MEAL has been extremely quiet since our
last, with sales Of 20 bbls green nj 81 So Kiln dried
Ia held at 81 rs.
BIrTTFR-Receipts of choice are falling of, and
he market is very firm. i2pligs choice Northern
sold AZ 3nc and 10 pkgs choice southern Illinois ut
EGSs-The market continues extremely dull, and
none bat the very latest receipts at all saeabo
8 pkgs sold at 12iIc.
POULTRY Il in good supply with fair demand for
desirable lots. IL coops spring chickens sold OF nom
q so92 50, according to siIe' ana eoops Ola 90 at
VEGETABLES of all kinds are plenty, and soldu,
reasonable prices. lObbls Unions sod az ~ OoS3 ~
nofaioes nj T5c and II bbls NeshannoclS do al 81 90
FRtJJTS-Lemons are scarce at $50 90 per box
Peaches are not plenty and wanted All other kinds
are In good supply, sies of 30 boxes peaches at
7Sasoc 90 boxes pears at 50a75; 10 bbls apples at
81 30, and II bbls do at 81 20.
GROCERIES are unchanged on all descriptions |
FREIGWTS are plenty for ports below. with con.
siderable amounts awaiting Shipment and daily ~
cassions.
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WHEAT

! WHEAT n,
New WHITE ss,S.I %
No do 's'''''''''''' fsnsyt ~
Choice New Red ~, ..
SSr1ijnary Red and white..........yy... oosi 10
VrlTfla WHISKY. ~
poctifed according to proof. Mg. by
bourbon do do ....''''''''''''" 'oS' ~
p..s ro ms,,pu,s-po,k soc; Whisky and Oil, q Dbl
SOC, salt " bill soc Flour and Meal Dbl soc; Com,
sack zoe; Oats, " 100 bs AS' Potsaoes s ~ paw
}regts y 100 ibs, sc, Light freighss y 100 IDS, S'
Lumber, dressed, in bundles, q M w; hu'"''''
loose, a M, $500; a..
RATES sr Ram sRox y. AMP BosIos 70 Ss 70 Z, ~.
BIur IlSE-ist class 81 50 ID do 81 81 no. ei'i'
4th do, 81 os; special do. ne t~r q, on
To New York, Cotton, cornprcsscd "..''"' '''si s5
do do .nncomPrse COMPLIMENTARY o.. Potatoes and
Apples 800; PORK, " bbl. 5ov, Beet 81 %! nats aS
bb 81 oo Coal Oh Dbl =, 20 Cotinn. ii 20 = bale
Heavy freehts aoc; Light freishts SOC y y" u.s. :. Al
Hay. compressed, y ton
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.TATE OF ILLINOIS,

Aih Vt iHhiNoie,
~ u ALExAspER corSrY. tr1r ID 1888 vGi
In the Crcut Court Of Alexander County
F." Term, 1869. t't'N' oil.
samuel stats Ia, orand Edwin Parsonsl fet.s
trustees 0''Ao Cairo ss CITY Property, IneAaacery
Bill 20 enforce Vendors Lien,
Affidavit Of the non idence Of Andrew Poppy one
q the above named defendants having been lied IT,
the Clerk once OF the Circuit Court Of said county
notice therefore hereby giyen TO the said AnUrey
ropp, that the complanants filed their bill Of com
plant IN the above entitled cause IN said Colirton The
Chancery side thereof on the Ord day Of JULY 1869
and thai theIeupon summons iss,led out 81 said
court rsturnabe as the law directs. Now unless you
the said Andrew Popp shall personally be and appear
before the Circuit Cont said County on tho frsi
Gay ofth next term thereo q be holden az the Court
Third Monday ofsepteIn'~r next, and plead aqswei
Of demnr TO ihe said compIsnsnts BIZ OF eomPlaint
tho ssrbe and the mattess and thDgs therein charged
and slated viii be taken as confessed, and decree
entered against you according TO the prayer OF said
: Green Gilbert, Plfi Attys jylsw5w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-12

Essays for Young Men on the Interesting relation
Of bridegroom to Bride In the institution Of Marriage
"a guide 70 matrimonial folIeity. and true happiness
Sent BY mail In sealediettss envelopes free Of charge
phia Pa "-' mysldAwsm
pRINTING, OF ALL KINDS
'-Tte a.ftQ .ffffr AZ f.f.,a.s, ...t....
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, ~ 'n' .l.a
~ ,tl ALEXANDER COUNTY, Ms
In the Circuit Court Of Aiexsass County, sspsernb-
Henderson ". Hulsn. '',n' L..d OH

John Davis d 's1I demand sisrss.aw 80
Notice y hsssby g,es 70 you. the s,id Iohp Dave
that swIt OF aehmeni has been sued sa. q the Of
county, At the suit u the ssid Henderson N, Hplep
and Against the estate you, thu sad John Dzsh fos
one hundrcd and iweaty-sesep dollars and ninety
nine scents, besides interest," directed 10 the sher ~
said county 10 execute, which said writ las heen re
turned by said sheriff executed by ieyyng upon the
property 81 said Davis. M ION,
Now aniess YOU, the said John Davis shall personal
ly be and appear before the circuit court OF said
~, on the hrst day Of the next term thereof 70 be
holden In the city Cairo in said county the third
Monday IN the month of september neat. give special
against you in favor Of the said plaintiff and the prop
erty attached sold to satisfy the same with costs.
Cairo, III, Jsiy 2Oth Isd9 y
Il Geo. W. AcKssg. plaintiff sattorney. iy2O-dltw8s
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
In the nndernoted rears /:

The western Union Railroad Co. earned for the week:
s2o5a 76 sl0S3o 90 Isease.. 254 CO
There was no issue of United States notes fractional
currency for the week ending to-day, The shipments 10
National Banks S51OO the Treasurer holds as security
for circulation, $3sS22OO and for public deposits S2
53S,S5o Mutlated bank notes burned during tho week
amounted to t1S735O total amount burned heretofore
N429Os77 bank currency issued to bills destroyed
during the week. $2COOO total amount issued therefor
previously, $3,059OlS; balance due for mutlated bills
$o929; actual circulation, S299s5sG9; amount Of frac
honal currency destroyed, S2940OO.
The bill before the Massachusetts, Legislature for CIV
ing aid the Massachusetts Central Railroad has been
referred to the next General Court The bill to aid in
the construction of the Boston, Hartford and Erie Rail
read passed. to be engrOssed, 127 to 97.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHnlDR1PHA June i9-Coitou unchanged active;
ss6 g do s. SIS; Wheat bash
teI ya az 81 So cob S hf demand N 1 es Sos b"b yellow
e5ei Western yellow, sG92c Mixed Wesen sIee & o1i' I g
Petroleum unchanged WHISKY bed at Sl conn -,
tive NJ y1Is Is Wes shse fcr Prime Red at 81 Go6
s. IS Corn dull and weak; White e5de Yellow @93ae Oal.
MesPok" @3i wi'ty srm agd scarce At Caa 81 a. ,,, for
low ARD "ss S 1ae' "a I So ~ 29 Eo2 Al 81 g1 Corn active:
% T'i Si az az G3 Oats moderately active ava higher;
sales cfHo 9iaGc Rye am aHd lsher sales Of No at g
s dsc rgrt steady and 6rn at $50 90 LsU m at iga
rs D STse ri Psd II ,m a M ~ y. s sS,eR, S saSsS. ~ % Is for i
to good Live Hogs quiet ard lever a. 81 I,a - ~ o
IGEsyILs VILE sps sSny q. e1Pos 1F G - s. in SaE 7Se
Re- 81 rs Tobacco s1 sales Of I7s bids at - T6d 6 Pre-
visions aevei Mes Pork 4 90 BaooS-shonSsr' ie Se.
sides l3c Clear Rib file' 8ie Lard-itTee VIC scE'ua
Hams, lge Igbwues frm q SOC A. IN , ,, ,,t,t,,.
f ale. Of 81 5aie, receipts 81 bales eIrO alJ3
Gold 1861 Sterling Exchange stGle NeNlok hsh' Exchange
ST. Louis june o-Tobscco steady unchanged CoonSone
ssG Sc Is; Double Extra IS l5dF6 So Wheat 6rm Prime TO
'f Sa n F bu uSeS.5s a. 6 S sne S4oSt e s6ee re @ ST.
WHISKY s5 Provisions fn Pork bell at sJ Bacon liif ior
COuntry shoulders l3 Clear lG lard fnn at s1a5t eT
ass Reeepu-PlOu 5000 bbls Wheat 5000 bH'ai Corn ''O
CNc1T June aFouT qriet and unchanged wheat d. s C and
unchanged Corn dull aud unchanged Rye scarce sls, al - So
SS PF pIs1Sngs SsS : g. Ba Meats isSs for shoa
sides Bacon S aialsic Hans 26a2lc Lard l9lc bat little
was done q1otatos purchases could not have been made s
Gold. l37 Money close Etchsnge dulL
y. June l9-Sriub Tupentne, Jltc hosln'
81 Cruee Turputns; 81 ega 90 Tar - - Coio9 Sc
lgFour inactive and uuchaIFed sales 2o h ~
sc for Spring; 81 f0r Amber Wuier IS tr White and
8 IS wheat FIRM but que sales 700 busl No
Milwaukee 81 bush White Csnada ~ q 10
bond Corn quiet 1900 bush No At Glc Oas7Jc for Ohio
and 75c for Wisconsin. nounay o. IN bond Corn Meal
81 Is y ewt Merd dull Shorts S7a +l8 SlstuAs, FAJd ~
MddngS $236 so 2 Canal Feifhs-On Wheat s1ca Corn
de- rye NevIork Lumber - 50 to the Hudson Railroad
Ffegh on Four-ro NeNYoTk. bc 70 Asuy tee
SAN FRANCisco lSFour quiet a. - Ja 30 90 wheat
quiet at & 45d 81 90. Legal Tenders '3l -
laFrcghts steady at ic for wheat llc or
Corn II d8c New York Flour dm Spring uUluav at
25o of oo bb o Amber Nceu at 80 s9 E bb
Western Sprinr al bh White st 80 Wheat
active and higher eary 5000 bush Of No Chicago and u 900
bush Spring sample 90 h aei also cargo of 1O tush
Milwaukee at = 29q ~ 80 to rne later go oa'e No
1910 No Milwaukee Club 90 81 tt
7o bush No Chicago and 800 hush No. MEaUtee - 3!,
70 arrive and 1900 Chicago AZ 81 81 pot closing qsiet
and weaker dull: small lots selling hGlc A. to quantity and
1900 bush Of 3c Oats nominal Ht &c Pork steady
al 80 for HEAVY Mess Lard l9lc for Prime HghNuesNO in
ourr hsd g,c concession would be made 20 fd
chaser Peas scarce wanted would buug 81 Ia 81 5h here