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DIED.

BROWN.-At Brick Meeting House, on
the 9th inst, KIRK BROWN, i'll the 5Sth
year Of his age.
ClsOSBI.-On Tuesday, 18th inst, FATIMA
CEosny. i'll the 1tth year of her age.
GlBl}S.-At Pennington, in this county,
NETTIE GIEKs, aged II months.
flERsOA.~-ln Elkton, on Friday, 23rd
inst, BELL SowLANp, daughter Of Amos
L. and Matilda Picrson, aged 10months
and 90 days.
watched her happy moments,
Her gay and sparkling eyes,
Bat | never dreamed my little Bell
Was wanted in the skies.
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THE MARKETS..
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY,
ScOtt's Mill's Market
Baltimore Markets.
REPORTED RY +. T.. MARINE.
July % 1850

July 90, 1869.
Wheat-White, new, choice, per bus. 60
lbs, 81 10(G1 so; Red, new choice, 81 500
G5; prime, 81 45G1 50; fair to good, 81 30
@1 40. Com-Whte, good to prime, per
bus. So lbs, 81 10@1 -; yellow do, 12Qt
81 Is. Rye-good to prime, 81 1901 81. Oats
common to prime, pr bus. 30 lbs, new COO
Gs. Timothy Hay, No. l, new, per tom 2, 600
lbs, $21 00G23 90; mixed do, No. ., $1s
Geo 90; Rye Straw, $50 00@a2 90. Oats
straw, SIS 00CtlG 90. Eastern Eggs, 20G
81 cts; Chickens, old. $4.50(G5 90 per doz.;
Chickens, young, So 00@5 90 per doz.;
Bceswax, prime, 3SQG42 cts. per h.. Feath-
ers, live geese, Eastern, 75@sO per H.;
Country Rags, 44@5! per 10. Wool,
washed 4G(G50 cts; unwashed, 30(G32 cts.
per H.. Hides and Skins-country, dry, 16
CTS cts; do, green, SG9 cts; Sheep
Skins, per piece, 50cW$l 90; Lamb do,
ESQ % cts; Potatoes, new, 15G$l.00 per
barrel.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will be made
the County Comm -ionors Of Cecil county at their
regular meeting, after the 2'rd day of August next
vratr alter and vacate road recently laid in the
9Th District. running from iii" New Valley School
llur>r thruu.h lnls Of VIM Preston. j. A. Hanna, NJ
f. Carter. Siias Low" and the lat" Stephen Hill, and
connecting with ia" Port Deposit road tie resi-
.ience nf I-Nac Hill. IIm.y u. fSG1-lnl*
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Special NOTICES.
Deafness, Blindness s. Catarrh.

j. ISAACS, VI. D.. sos Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Oculist aud Aurist, Professor the Medical College of
Pcunsy lv,nia of the Eyc and Ear Persons afflicted with
diseases OF the EYE. EAR CATARRII will be scell-
tically trrt" and cured if durable. He has been per-
above spcclities III his practice The Medical faculty
invited rs he las secrets in his mode OF
Artificial eyes inserted without pain No charges
nadr for examination.
Jan % lS69-ly
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FOR SALE.
4 VALUABLE FARM.

Situated Of mile from the village of North
East, fronting ON tae pablo rua.! leading
from North East to Port Deposit and Charles
town joining on the east the Green Hin prop
erty. owned by Rev. \. Snowden Thomas on
the West all North it joins the Mccullough
Iron tumpany
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TAYLOR & ABRAHAMS,
Commission Merchants.
NO. 90 SPEARS WHARF,
BALTIMORE,

Solicit fon.iGnnr nts of GEAIN, HAY and all kinds
Of PRODUCE.
Prompt attention given To the filling Of Orders for all
h imis Of FERTILIZERS or other Goods.
July 81. 1SGl-tim
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STILL ADVERTIsING.-What the use of
advertising place SO well known to the
entire community as is tho great Clothing
House of Wanamaker & Brown This is
Il question often asked and the editor of
this paper, as it is a question which init
mateiy concerns him, answers
LIST. There are still It feu people who are
not yet customers at Oak Hall and Oak
Hall Is after them.
I'd. Much as the people know of the
Largest Clothing House." there are in-
pIovcslierts constantly being made and new
features ever being introduced, with wlicl,
they must be acquainted.
Sd. The proprictors like above all things
to crafty the people, and they know that
next TO huying new clothes at Oak Hall,
the people like to read about il and its ever
increasing success and popularity.
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WANTED.

Map Chart Of the, town of Ekt"n, made prior to
the yrar lS:. Ii there is such in existence liberal
price will be pn for il, or for its for short time
# f.mi-h"h I" BENJAMIN WELLS
July II, 1862 Eitt"I Depot
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

The P,rtu r-hip heretofore existing between the
undersigned nnlrr the name and firm Of LEWIS &
MARRETr. h. been this day dissolved by mutual con-
>rut. r. e. Lewis will hereafter conduct the h-iness to
whom all claims shall Lee paid and by whom all debts
Will b. cancelled. Il. G. LEWIS.
TIIOS. Il. MARRETT.
Eiktnn. July I'd. 1S69 July -, lS69-3w
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No" ltt i!lc c-NtlEiiic tlSSc ll.etlftS
for himself, and see whether our charges
of Copperllead mismanagement, and waste
of the money ground ont of tic tax payers
is not more than sustained. Tie ljI.m
facts arc worth infinitely more 10 the tax
ridden farmers, thans,f the inortlinate CAB
Die fulnipstcTF week after week by Tie
DeN.0cra', in lying abuse of the Republican
party. We have given but few pronli-
mt items oFexpense, which we invite the
reader to examine. Take that of the Com
missioners' Court. Nc Board of Repaid
lican Commissioners, During their two
years administration, expeadsl S2,545.39.
The expenses of tile present democratic
Board foot up s4,9a3.G4. nearly dosslss the
amount expended by their Republican IRE
tiasasgnrs.
The eyrense Of The Circuit Court over
wIiicl, Tie Cui.nty Commissioners have lit-
lie or IL: control aie nearly tie same. But
look at the eidrhip,ls difference ii, the out
lay OF the Boards in the ite.u IF roads and
bridges, things over which they have, o.
1
lean Board, for the years 1861, expended
for these purposes, So, 1.16, Willie the
present Democratic Board make way with
s;s1, 905.92 i'll the two years of their admin
istraton. The total expenses of the two
administrations, each extending over Il
period of two years. stand thus
Democrats, $1Sj,3iS.G CT
Republicans, 1@3 I6) II
S32 1917
Here we have tlirty-two thousand one hun
tlrcd and nnety-scvcn dollars as a saving
of taxes in favor Of the Republican admin
istration.
We are asked by Tile De.nocrat, in CON
ncction with its charges of Radical mis-
management, to explain the School Fund
,nuddle. We beg leave to refer the editor
to the School Board which preceded the
present one. 1t was entirely under Dem
ocratic control, and without cxamin-
ing into the state of it's accounts, most
respectfully decline having the Republican
party held responsible for any of its acts,
without, however, rejecting upon its adj
ministration, or passing any opinion in the
matter.
In lieu of answering our query, what
Improvements had been neglected by the
Republican Boards of County Commission
ers tcAieh hare been made by the present
Copperhead Board, we receive the following
gasconadc
Goodness gracious! In Cecil county !.
Answer, neglected bridges, neglected high
ways, school fund incubus Bohemia,
Sassafras. Plum Creek, Principio-don' t
answer all at once -
What highways have been improved I'M
der the present Board? The universal an
swcr is that the roads are now worse than
eser before. Did the present Board build
Bohemia BRIDGE and what is it but a toll
bridge, the property of a stock company,
which travel, in Il great measure, shuns on
account of toll? s5assafras River Bridge is
swindle on the taxpayers of the county.
The property of the county might with the
same propriety be taxed to bridge the Sus-
fuc.anna as the Sassafras. They are both
dividing rivers between two counties. The
Sassafras River Bridge is monument of
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Expenses Of Crphdns' Court.

Evans James NJ. per diem and mileage rs
judge, lii 90
Evans Levi II. per diem and mileage as
judge, $500
lamar K II. acct as Register Of Wills, 81 Il
lunar II r.. Crer Orphans Court. IL 10
Judge, l72oo
Mctauley James, per diem and mileage as
Judge, 800
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A FAIR and FESTIVAL

viii lie held ut tn" NEW MEETING HOUSE about
miles south of Bay View. Reeds school house. for
the benefit Of tho church. to commence THURSDAY,
the 9Th Of August. Dinner served that day. The
Festival 10 continue Thursday Friday and Saturday
evenings. June &c, lS6v-Gw
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Newark Female Seminary.
MISSES CHAMBERLAIN, Principals.

The next Scholastic Year will commence SEPTEMBER
LIST. limited number of Boar,sfs will he received.
un-C;rcmars sent application to Principal, New
ark. Delaware July II, 1St9--tf
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The Baltimore L1merican of Tiyrs,lav
has the following paragraph preference to
our School Commissioners and County
Commissioners
y somewhat singular case of Disagree
meht has recently occurred between the
County and School Commissioners of Cecil
county. Md. The County Commissioners
refused to levy the full amount of money
asked for by the School Commissioners and
necessary to keep the schools open ten
months in the year. as the general law re-
qIires, upon the ground that the latter
never complied with that provision of the
law which makes it obligatory upon them
to publish annually in the papers detailed
statement of receipts and expenditures.
This appToximates the truth, but is not
exactly correct. The County COMMISSIONS
ers did refuse 10 levy the amount of tax re-
quircd by the School Board, and the School
Board did disregard the law as above stated;
but the County Commissioners did not
make that plea for their refusal
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OTTER Expenses Incident to Crime.
Alexander Iuhn T.. iron work at jail,
Archibald David. acct AS Magistrate,
Eypcascs Of Commissioned Court.

Miller Vim T. Clerk, salary, 500
Armstrong Walter, per diem and mileage
as Commissioner, 2@i 4
t'ruikshank q w. salary rs Counsel, 100 .
uanisey VIM T. per diem and mileage as
Commissioner, 32s o
Weldon VIM r. per diem and mileage as
Commissioner, i2l =
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THE DELAWARE
Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY,
Guarantee Capital sstiCG,GJG
- HOME OFFICE:
-Achange Building" cor. 7th and Market
Streets, Wilmington, Del.

Tie Pioneer Mutual Company in adopting Rates of
Premiums h,scd on American experience Of Mortality
anil Interest.
Premiums lower than any other Mutual COMPANY.
Purely Mutual. All tho profits divided among the
p"licy-'ln!dcrr, There are Stockholders in this
Company.
after the first annual I.aym"ut.
All kinds Of Policies. issued, Ordinary Life. Ten
Year Plan Singh Payment and InSt.lmrnt. All kinas
OF Endowment Tables. Return Premium Table. Joint
Life Table. Chhlrcns Endowment Table.
Premiums Payable in one Payment in Pivc. Ten.
Fifteen Twenty lnstalmcnts or during Life Paw
nicnts received Annually. S"rui-Annuy, or Quarterly
All payments required in Cash.
Diridris on he tuns,:t"iiun Is..,.' 1t will be
ol's"rv" that tn" reduction If is equivalent to
Dtr'dend IN ddtoasc al at tenS! thirty three aud
Mfrd per cent,
The Loan feature Is entirely original with this Com
Pany-for full explanation srud for the Cunrrany's
publications.
TABLE OF RATES.
And any information required promptly furnished ON
application /" the liome Office to any of the Com
pany's Agents.
JOHN p MeLEtR President
GEO. ". STONE Iire President
". ". CHILD. Secretary.
BENZ. NIELDS Coans.i and Actuarn
d. u. Nj I'LL, NJ D., thtef Medical Examiner
TRUSTEES.
John =. NJ Lear, George W, Bu.h, a.h IL. Jackson.
Thns ID. Webb, NT.S. lilies, ..apirs Morrow,
IL. b. S"iti, William Hush ,lahn v Ric.
Henry F. Pickcls William Cnnhv j. H. Adams
T. Brnghur,t, Jr, James Bradford. W. q. G.hla.rs
{. b. Smyth, =. Bancroft. Ir. VIM. III. swift
Lewis Z. Bash VI. d.
DIRECTORS
John P. McLear. T,"s: W. Webb, Co.. W. Bush,
T. Binyllur-t .Ir. G-,. W. Stone. VIM H. swift
William Bnsh William Cnnhy, W.n. :. Hiiles,
Nn Il. Gibbons, s Bancroft, Jr. John V. Rice.
WILSON Il. BOYD,
GENERAL AGENT FOR MARYLAND
81 Second Street, BALTIMORE.
En- Local Aacrta Wan,el. Apply 10 'ir,,sra Agcut.
july 81, lS6I--ly
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STATEN EMIT
Expenses Of Cecil County
For the Year 1869,
As PROVIDED FOR BY LEVY OF Said YEAR.
Expenses of Circuit Court.

Scott David account Clerk, 1900 OF
Biddie \ L States Attorney, ssh 81
Alexander AMOS account as sheriff, 2.4jl 81
Brown John T.. CHER, 100 90
Mccullough Hiram, fees in erin. casey, ~ 10
q
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Republican Economy and Democratic Ex-

uuNdSuHSts
In violent fit of the shakes which used
to SO demoralize the rebel sympathizers of
this State during the rebellion, Tile Demo-
crat attempts to point out some of the sins
of omission and commission of the Repub-
lean party, during their control of the
State and County government. This at
tempt is prefaced and supplemented by the
familiar can't i'll vogue in war times among
these poor innocent souls, who greeted
every rebel advantage with a feeling of de-
light. Among this foolish rant we recog-
nize many of the old, patent phases of the
Democracy of those, to it, dark days, such
as ''robbed u.s. murdered us" ''stole
our property "held the bayonet at our
breast, ''houses turned into bastiles," etc.
When the felon recalls his punishment,
does he forget that he also reminds the
people of his guilt!9
But from amid this cloud of dust, this
labyrinth of words, let us see what answer
is made TO repeated challenges to sustain
the false charges SO often made by The
Democrat against the Republican party
when in power. The charge which We
make, that the present County government
have expended more money and accom-
plished less than any former Board, is met
with the plea that the present Board found
Il deficiency of $4,000 in the item of road
expenses. There are deficits more or less
every year for the levy is, and can only
be, an approximation of expenses to be in
cured in the following year. The only
true way to ascertain which party has justly
incurred the charge of extravaganza and
waste of the public moneys. is to compare
the county statements, showing the expen-
diture under the last Republican admins
tration and the last, or rather present,
administration of the County Commission
ers, which represents a simon pure Copper
head dynasty, with counsel to advise the
Board in all cases of doubt and emergency,
after The Democrats own heart.
The administration of the last Board of
Republican Commissioners who had control
of the taxes, extended over tile years of
1861. The county expenses of those
two years foot up as follows:
Expense of County Commission
ers' Court, in 1866, S1,O97.O0
do do 1867, 1,44S.3S
Total, S9,ii5.3S
Expense Circuit Court in 1866 s9,597.53
do do 1867 10, 72S. 4G
Total. $aO,325. 90
Roads and Bridge repairs 1866 $40, 1888
New Roads and Bridges g 2,567.34
Repair g 1867 24,3i2. 46
Exp. new Roads & Bridges 1867 6,iSe.03
Total for roads and bridges, S53, 2l1.56
The total levy, including other
items not herein specified, of
the year 1866, was So, S05.34
Total for the year 1867 11,3J5. 10
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sHnp0,1 Of Public 1Sch00is.
EyDensrS of Re1tstrdti0n.

Public Sch"cs support Of TT Ii cts, in tn" Eloo
:,ss,'s,;,l,r property 81 2I.I5
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SEED BUcKWHEAT,
DONE DUST,

a PRIME LOT OF SEED BUrKWHEAT FOR sALE.
Pric" 81" per busl"!.
MILLER r. BARTON,
june H. lSGg-tf Srotts Mills
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THE MISS!SQUol POWDER

tho SKIN See Report to L. l. Medical Sci.ty and state
mems Of Physicians in circular sent free application
tn ClIAS. A. DUBOIS. General AGENT,
II. % Box 1853. ls2 Pearl ST., New York.
tu'y 10, lS69-S mo.
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Done DUST,
PERUVIAN GUASO.
RHODES PHOSPHATE
MORO PHILLIPS PHOSPHATES
WIlANN'S PHOSPHATE &c.. &c.
Fli sale ly IuiiS PARTRIDGE
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S1.5,33, 100. A

The above is the total expenditure of the
last Republican administration of the
county affairs, including the years 1867.
Messrs. Samuel J. England, J. P. Eanne-
man and W. T. Weldon were Commission
ers during that period This Board was
succeeded, in 1863, by Messrs. w. L. Wei
don, w. Armstrong and W. T. Ramsey,
who rep esent the present Coppcrllead
Democratic party of the county. The fol-
lowing are the disbursements Of this last
named Board in the two years, 1869, of
its administration, as shown by the pub
li>lIed levy lists of these respective years:
Expense Commits: ioners' Court
for 1868 S3,3aS. O.
do do 1859 1.6t5.G0
Total, $4,933.Gl
Expense Circuit Court 1868 S10.O95.sa
- :. :. 1869 9.29i.S2
Total, 1880. %
Roads and Bridge repairs 1865 So, 1875
New Roads AMI Bridges 13,%i7.iG
Repair Roads and Bridges 1869 333,Gi9.3s
Total, SS1. a05.ya
Total levy for the year 1868 500, 642. G6
- 8 80 1869 S;,1u9.3j
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-30

The CooLIE TEADE-A MEMORIAL TO THE
PRESIDENT URGING HIM TO ENFORCE THE
LAWS AGAINST IT.--Thc following memorial
has been circulated in New York city, and
will he sent to the President. 1t asks him
to enforce the law of 1852 against the coolic
trade;
" TO the President of the United States
Of America The undersigned citizens OF
the United States. resident mt New York, do
respectfully represent That the Congress
OF the United States, OIL the 10Th of Febru-
ary. 1862, passed an act prohibiting clti-
zcns and foreigners in this country en-
gazing in the coolic trade" under penal
ties and punishmcnts as set forth in said
act. and clothing the President of the United
States with special powers for the suppress
sion Of this traffic in human flesh and blood.
''In violation Of this act citizens Of the
United States, and foreigners in the coun-
try, are fitting out and using vessels regis
tered in the United States III transporting
from China and other places the subjects OF
China known as "coolies," bound by III
denturc to labor and service after arrival IN
this country for a time or term OF years,
their passage being paid by the procurers.
THAT sailing and steamships are ar
irving at san FRANCISCO constantly Win
Chinese subjects, men and women, known
AZ coolies in violation of the law. we
therefore respectfully pray the President
that he Immediately direct the Ohcers OF
the Government at San Francisco and else
where through the country to enforce the
laws; to seize all such vessels 50 engaged,
and TO cause the owners, agents, ana oih-
GERS, and all persons engaged in such traf.
fc, 10 be brought before the proper courts OF
the country for trial for violation OF the
aforesaid act.
And we would also pray the President
to issue proclamation calling the attention
Of the people to the aforesaid act, and Tor
bidding all citizens and foreigners in the
United States engaging i'll this traffic.
And your petitioners will ever pray
etc.
g Nep York, July q, 1869"
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Sir James Anderson is called by the Mil
waukec Sentinel " the distinguished sailor
and servant"
Mr.. James Long, Of Scott county, Ky,
has young turkey with a double head, four
distinct legs, and thirteen toes.
Erlangcr, the banker, has received the
order of the Oakcn Crown from the King Of
Holland.
Griffin, the engineer who caused the Mast
Hope disaster on the Erie road, is to be
admitted to bail in the sum of $4,000.
Handk erchicfs are now made in New
Orleans from the Ramie plant. The tex
ture is finer than silk, and the handkcr-
chiefs are quite pretty.
An unfortunate mans suicide is thus
told by the Herald: "He laid himself
down and shot himself with his big toe.'
Probably it was loaded with nails.
Ex-President Johnson has been success
fully operated upon for a carbuncle--not q
cancer, as enormously stated-which came
on the back of his neck.
Mark Twain, at the Parker House, Bos-
ton, rang for {" copy of the laws of Mas
sachusetts," " to see if there was anything
to prevent him from drinking ice-water."
A devil fish has been caught at New Or
leans. His chief characteristics are q
length of twelve and q breadth of fourteen
feet, and mouth two feet wide.
Two gentlemen left Selma, Ala, few
days since for San Francisco for ship
ment of Chinese. They had orders for 500
laborers.
Pete Adams, an escaped convict from the
Missouri penitentiary, was apprehended
the other day after an absence Of eight
years. He served in the war, and since
that has led an honest life.
New York walters are an aristocratic set.
A local paper says: 81" The SWEETEST walters
in the city are those in lower Dclmonico's-
the house with the Pompeiian portico. The
aggregate value of the studs and bijouterie
worn by these foreign noblemen has been
roughly estimated at 100000"
The working model of steamboat, with
a new style of propellers, has been exhi-
bited at Bridgeport. The wheels are made
like augurs, cause no jar to the vessel nor
commotion in the water, and are said to Sc
cure greater speed. They can be attached
either at the stern or sides of vessels. \
patent has been obtained, and experiments
are making to test the merits of the inven-
ton.
One of the most heroic deeds on record
was performed on Saturday last by the fire
man on the westward bound mail-train over
the Ogdensburg and L. c. railroad. AS the
train, under full Roadway, was approaching
crossing about mile east of Malone, n.
Y, the engineer discovered a child about
two years old on the track. He at once
sounded the whistle for "down brakes, F"
and reversed his engine. The mother OF
the child, on hearing the whistle, ran
screaming toward the track to save it, but
the fireman, w. Lavanway, seeing that she
would be too late, leaped from the locomo-
tive, and running ahead of the train, snatch
ed the little one from the track just as the
wheels were about to crush it. When the
mother saw that her child was safe, she ut
tered one loud cry of joy and sank fainting
to the ground.
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Domestic nIarkets-fBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. july 9.-Eoon.-Stocks steady.
Money, per cent. Sterling, 1881 Gold, l3s. sos,
G2, III. North Carolina G's, seq; new, 50i Virgil
MIA o's, So; new, 81. Tennessee Ss, cx-coupons,
Flour dull and dropping. Pork quiet at ss4.
Turpentinc dull ut a2lni2ic. Rosin quiet strained
common, 1925 good. go.
EreniRg.-Cotton Guictcr; sales 800 bales at 34c.
Flour dull and declining superfne State $3.50
SG.25: southern. common to fair extra, Sc.soGD
$40. Wheat closed heavy and declining: new
amber southern, choice, 81. 20 new Ohio red tthe
heavy Mt Lace lower: mixed western, 81. 10. Pork
and lard steady. Whlskey. Sl.l0. Rice steady
Carolina, s6Sfc Sugar easier. Naval stores quiet.
Freights shade frmer.
Governments closed exciting and advancing
5-2o's, 80, 1919. Southern securieties dull and
dull at losi@lios. Gold firm at issi.
BALTIMORE, July 2o.-Cotton steady. Flour
quiet, and scarcity restricts business. Wheat dull
sl.7o. Corn dull white, sl.lO@Sl.l2. Oats dull at
e3Gl67c. Pork, S3t Bacon active and advancing
rib sides, lsiTlac.; shoulders, iSiGi6c. Whiskcy
firm ut :l.15
CINCINNATI, July 23.-Whskey. 10. Provi-
sions frmer; pork, 1880. Shoulders, l5c.: clear
sides lstc., with moderate demand, and holders
not anxious to sell hams, 23p2ic. Lard, l9@l9!c.
LOUISVILLE, July 2e.-Shoulders, Isle; clear
sides l9tc. Lard. l3ic.
ST. LOUIS, July 20.-Whislley, Sl.lo. Provisions
very firm: pork. S3i. Shoulders, l5c.: clear Sides
l9c. Lard, lS30l9c.
NEW ORLEANS, July c9.-Cotton-M iddlings,
32!c. sales IS! bales: receipts, % bales. Gold,
1876. New York sight, 5Gic. premium. Sugar adj
vanccd: common, ll}c. F.; prime, IsiIll7c. Mo-
lasscs-primc fcrmcnting, CSC.