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Evening star., 1869-06-09

SALES OF REAL EsrArx.-Green 4 Winiada
nave sold parts of lots i1s Ia, l6lapd A. q
square t67. fronting on 7,h street VI SstS,>Sp
ii and L streets south, all I22 Hee dsecl -
paruy improved by two threa-stovy ,fraul
dwellings, 10 samuel Garwood, fbrSa7OG 1.oSs
Iot ~, IN squsre IL, with three two.ssqvyframS
houses, fronting ON M stree, bef = SSn5SkS 2,.S
2"b streets west, to Daniel G. SkfSin, ,1orU63E
kilbourn n I-atta, real estate. .br0xtIxSif
sold lot ~. 50 uare ~. ON II street, betwSeu3Ath
cents per square foot.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING The prelim
mary exercises OF the twenty fifth annual ses-
sion of the National Division Sons of Temper.
anCe for North America, commenced last even
ing with mass meeting AZ Carroll Hall under
the auspices of the Grand Division Of this CITY
The meeting was called TO order by J. (
BrIGge, Esq, and the exercises were opened
with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Early. DIR. Lord, of
New York, was then introduced, and after
speaking bumorously, stated that he was in
favor OF prohlbItory law. for the violation of
which the penalty would be sou wears impris.
onment and passport to hell Edward Crum.
NELL OF New YORK. next spoke, charging that
nine-tenths OF the pauperisn and crime in the
world was the result o; alcoholic drink, and
cautioned the young men against the tenn pta.
uons oy which they were surrounded In this
cry Addresses We're delivered also by r. a
Green, I. NJ. Bradley, ana others: after which
the meeting ad dlourned.
stage IS canopIed with two large American
:re an American silk national banner and an
english ensign On the right is the portrait o.
Queen VictoTia. in oil, surrounded by the
British flag and Union jack. GA the left is an
OIL painting Of President Grant, festooned with
national battle flag and reeimentaI colors
on each side OF the room and stage appear ON
transpareDcies, the words. ..I.oye-ts the fuI.
ming OF the law" s.Purity-The pure in
heart shall see God "Fideiity-Ra faithtnI
IS God is faithful =" The portrait of - Uueen
Victoria was kindly furnished by kellogg the
artist. and bv him was painted from a pIc,ure
tsken from Buckingham Palace The picturs
OF Genelai Grant was losned by Mr.. Brady, of
This city.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

DEDiCAToRr OoHcERr-The new Souths-u
Methodist Church, al the corner of stb strs.,
aud Massach usetts aven ne. which n "a he osd .
icaied on Sunday mex, Will be opened to-mo,.
row evening. when q grand concert will ne
given by the IRE choir OF the church under ths
leaoersbip OF Prof. Dans.i, assisted bv taI.
eI ted vccaiists OF BALTIMORE and tLis city.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
RorHxl1rs.LTne drug Store Of S. Il Mai

RoBBERIIs.-Tne drug store Of s. h Waite
i Co., corner OF 7th street and Louslans
svsBus, was broken into Monday night and
the money drawer robbed of ITS contents, abo ui
80. The thieves effected an entrance by yorc-
ing the lock on the back door. ~
The hardware store OF >. T.. Cimpbe1Is VtSs
aiso entered Monday night by thieves aad tilb
money drawer cleaned completely. Thi en-
ou' the perpetrators only gdt ss for thkia
trouble q a
Evening star., 1869-06-09

DIsORDERIY PROCRypINGs -yss,ard.r
afternoon Emanuel DAVIS. Tom Hart Patrick
Hawkins and Jim Potter, four Of tne most no.
torlous coloreo Characters of the upper part of
the Second Ward, raised quite an excitement
IN the neIghborhood of 1ith and streets by
their riotOus proceedings. They first entered
snoe shop kept oy a colored man, named
lsase Townsend. whom they beat and lett.
taxing on some OF his stock; then pulled a man
on OF one OF the 1ith street cars and beat him.
next attacked humber OF students returnlug q
from Columbia College, beating some of them
severely and after having a row with a
number OF their own color, left that part
OI tne elty, going over 10 the Base Ball
GROUNDS, where they first assaulted
andrew Topping and chased him 20
nouse IN the neighbornood OF 18th and h
streets. occupied by Eliza f.. Thomas and
wary T. ANDERSON, colo-ed, which they broke
ID, and smashed the furniture and windows
DAVIS here receIyed a blow on the head with
an axe Tne police and citizens having made
aiter mem they scattered. and Officers BsaU
and MeDermott captured DAVIS and Hart in
me neighborhood of Holmead's burial ground.
S~rfeant Poole pursued and took Potter an
custody, and Lieut.. johnson, who was on foo,
pursued Hawkins down into the FIRST Ward
Nnere Sergeant Bruil stopped his courss
TINS morning they had hearing before Jns.
nee walter, az the second precinct station. and
'ney are held awaiting bail Oh three or ton r
charges. O"'
Evening star., 1869-06-09


Honey Noon Behind the Bars.-In the early
part OF last week a nan appeared AZ the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Deios Carpenter, on Pennsyl-
vania avenue. near ID street west, and obtained
a room and board, representing himself as Mr..
VIM. +. Brown, OF Ga, wealthy planter, who
was here for the purpose Of selling tract Of
i0 acres of land, to raise funds with which TO
make improvements on his home place, and
also that he did not like hotel life,
but preferred rooming in private residence,
where il would be more homelike. Mr.. Brown
good talker, and very soon became quite
ultimate with Miss May Carpenter, ths
daughter OF the landlord, and representing that
he would settle SIoOO0 on her, and also make q
present OF Sl,U90 10 Mrs. Carpenter, induced
the Young lady to consent TO marry him. He
also urged that he was sadly ia need OF q wife,
having daughter seven years OF age on his
place on which there was not another white
person, and consequently ne would like TO get
married as soon as possible. Miss May con.
senfed, and on Monday afternoon last, while
Mr.. Carpenter was absent, the license was pro
cured, and a minister having been sent for. the
marriage ceremony took place in the parlor,
and was witnessed by very few persons,
after which the bride and groom left for the
South; but ON arriving a. Alexand dria concluded
10 stop there. Mr.. Carpenter having ascertaned
that the parties had been married, immedisteiy
started IN pursuit, in company with a friend.
About 81. O'Clock Monday evening the ptfrsu.
e:s found the newly married couple at one OF
the hotels OF Aiexan dria and had au interview
with tn. m; Mr.. q. informing Brown that ifAe
co. would have no objection to acknowledge
ing him OBJ as son.in-iaw. hut until then he
could NOT take a way his (C's) daughter. Brown
expressed his willingness 70 return with Mr..
4. and remain until he could furnish satisfac-
terry proof to him, and the bride there
upon willingly returned TO this
CRY. On arriving at Mr.. C:s house
the bride was shown to one room
and he to another. Yesterday, Mr g. again
requested Brown to prove his good character
BY this time, however, Sn answer 10 q telegram
making inquiries as 10 who and what he was.
was received from that part of q eorgia Brown
represented he was from, TO the n set N It no
such person was known IN that section; And
Mrs. T.. discovered that velyetine sack, val.
usd at $50, and a gold chain. valued at s1O0,
had been carried of from her house, and IN
forming her husband, he procured q var.
rant for Browns arrest. on the charge
of the larceny of these articles. The
acc ,sed was arrested last night BY oficsr
ScDtt, of the seventh Precinct, IN Q room NJ the
United States Hotel, and was taken thts morn.
ing before Justice ID. r. Smith. who hesYd me
evidence-Mr. Harrington appearing tor the
prosecution and Mr.. Jacobson for the defence-
and after argument he committed Brown 70
jail for court in default OF 500 bail for mis- ap.
pearance AZ court.
Evening star., 1869-06-09
Georgetown Advertisements,

UcUTStVOWu AUVeFtlSemcnC6.
TCOKE.--order. for COKE vim receive
:: the srRs
Coneress streets, 9eorsetown. my2s- I'M
N9TI0I;;,AnII 7; n,IR Rss':p: bsing lad sb,ed % tue
AID m.Ps ., " Ti please come for.sra
will be given to q collector. I. .auTMHH. u
jes-3t Georeetown' o..
RY ThOS. hOwLING, Aucuoneer; q Gsoreeto wn.
vALrAELl IMI I'm IMPsoys1 RR0PEefY ON 1sr
on MoNDGf fSsPPFFGkEE9Ts. kPFekESSk
Of Lo. No iSs iroa,ins 5 feet S i"eS:: on
consist large. 'S ahrs. ,m
Terms: One third cash Ssssce in si1 IL and M t.elv.
oost Of the purchases sio Wi'i be rsaaired Hhee
THOMAS BOWLING,
je9-eoAds Intel. Courier Auetioneer.
RY THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georeetown
TRGsTE5y SALE 9I VERY pEsIRABLE
TAFE Az PRI AFP 06kHnP TEIMPkSyER o ZEAL rs
RRUNRART0N STREETS, GE0RGlToWE.
IA By virtue of a deed Of trust frem Walter
E% Godey 70 me GATED September %, 1868. and
80 .recorded Led In Llber J: A. 8. No 10, folio,
iumtia viii. on E6SEspAY June IS 1883. 10 30 .,
hiio Siocs .in p offer for sale on the premises. 81
parts OF Lots of ground in Georgetown, in the
county Aforesaid, known and described a. follows
dred and twenty five, (l2s,) OF Thsmas BaalT,
nrst addition to Georgetown. fronting about thirtS
feet Oh Dunbartop street and running back Of tb,
same width one hundred and twenty feet. Also.
part OF Lot one hundred and twenty six, (I26 10
sara ADDITION, beginning for its bounds at the
on Green street north 90 feet, thence vest 80 ieet
beginning.
The amount due on the said deed is about Ss 600
Terms OF sale One half cssh; balance In SIX And
Conyeyancins and stamps st the purchasers cost
SI6 to be paid Oh each lot et the fall OF the ham
made In five days il compliance with terms Of sal,
be not complied with In that time BY the pur
OF this valuable real es, ate be seen at the ON c
OF Thomas rowling, sucttoneer, and viii be ex
hibtted on the premises at the time Of sale
WALTDR 8. COX. Trustee
my3l- eo&ds THOMAS DoWLING. Auct'r
Evening star., 1869-06-09
CLOTHING, &c.

l.. BARS
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
CORNER SEVENTH AND Il srREEYS
WARRINGTON.
CLOTHING FOB LARsE SIZE MEN.
CLOTHING FOB ALL SIZE MEN.
THE LAReHsr STOCK OF BOYS AMI
YOUTHS CLOTHING IN THH
DISTRICT.
These Goods Of my own make. and win prov,
TO be superior in style, fnish and We rkmanshfp &c
any in this market.
THE GOODS SELL MUST BE As REPRE-
SCENTED.
my1 Inn
Evening star., 1869-06-09

MBs.y WATT rsslsetially inf.rns hsr friends
GzKffd % zi LiS1nESSf g No, sss -
street 18th. sssS e. m and i,eh nsytnG Jass
the latest eeoos. special indue present
cd for Q cal. from the lslies nsle hvSn
Evening star., 1869-06-09
RTH. III. FsAIs Fssd.. SUPPLIED At MAEurAorg

n medals for excelence Of quality, bsing in sac
case the highest svsrd nsde for Eneiish Biseoits.
These Biscuits are coming in to-day, comprising
many vartesies. sp1 n sacoursged sxDsct % Import
them regularly. fhey ore certainly unequsIIed by
suythipg Of tke kipd ever ehered for sale IN thu
city. n. w. BUBCHBkL, corner Isth and sts.,
DS1t under Ebbftf House.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

7. HEALTHFULSESs.
Its saving OF the nutritious constituents of the
-four Il ON consumption in the process OF raising
Its restoration Of the phospbsses, which are. in
larger or lesser measure, removed with the bran
IN tbe PREPARATION of the inner qualities OF -four.
IL provtdee a bread, from the use Of which, even
By persons Of delicate dgestive Organs Of the
eaten warm With iupuniy, while with most per-
sons it 10 necessary that fermented bread should
lose its freshness. become stale in order the
destruction OF some Objectionable qualities, before
it may he eaten with safety.
2.sAyING OF TINE.
while ordinary fernented bread involves, a.
ssesssi soars before ssSiss. md dsSssd. nce on
variable supply Of heaven or yeast, the phosphate
brssd 10 prepared from the Hour Tor tie owes in .
3. CERTAINTY on UNIFORM. ExcHLLENr
RBeULr:
While the reesk with the process OF ferneptstion
10 OF doubtful Issue, ana in household production
10 more frequently indifereat than good.
e.. KEEPING FREsH.
IL fprnlshse bread Which rssAins ID moisture
nSIs nS s .os ger than equally fsrmsnted bread
doea.
6OGy1uIEECD.
IL To o method which. By providing aesuts Of
Known auatfee end strength. rsdu - the measure
ofskiil reaui.ed and secures. With very smAll de-
uniformly excsllsnt brood.
THE THApE SUPPLIED AT MAEuFAorg.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

WlrAKR PLIAsURE IN INTRODUCING
W 70 the public, and partic ularly to our former
yatross, Msssrs. MUkRXY 6 EDELiN' Who
have spcceeded MS in tpeinsss: The, most respect.
irIly solicit . share Of the pubIic patrouske.
. Jek6t b. HAYBd D 90.
Evening star., 1869-06-09

SElF-RAlslNG FLOUR.
FORMAN, THE GROCER
NOS. a27 AND 2.s 7TH ST, BET. M ANps
Hss received the Agency for the District for the
JEWELL BROS. UNEoUALLED
slLF.RAIsING FLOUR.
1T Is PUT UP IN PACKAGES OF SIX LBS.
EVERYBODY SHOULD Try IT.
ONCE TRIED WOULD USE NO eTHKR.
SUMMARY OF ADVANTAGES
IN Using
eRLF-LEAvENING FLOUR.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-21
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph TO the Register.

PARIS, August 2O,-Adviees have beeu
received FROM Paraguay to the 10th of
July. The war news is unimportant.
The British subjects are still detained,
but are we'll treated.
LONDON, August 20.-The Star has au
editorial on the acquisition of Cuba by
the United States, wherein it says, as a
naval and military position in the Gulf
of Mexico, Cuba is of great value.
Trosps and squadron would be required
there, but the people of America, with
whom the acquisition of Cuba is so pop
ular, would offer no objections to
such an outlay. There is no reason for
Great Britain to grudge them posses
sion. The England possessions in those
seas are so exposed to attack at present
that danger cannot be augmented in the
interests of comwefce. 1t is desirable
that Cuba be prosperous and her pros
perity is much more probable under
American government than distressed
colony of the Spanish Republic.
La Vallette has presented his creden'
tials as Minister from France.
The Queen has gone to Balmoral.
LONDON, August 20 The Harvard
and Oxford crews were out again fol-
practice last evening. The Harvard at
the start made thirty eight strokes per
minute, which was increased to forty.
The pace was good and we'll sustained
throughout.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, August ID. Ross
Browne, Usited States Minister to
China, who returned by to-day's steam
er, heard al Yokohama that Mr.. Howard,
his successor, had finally decided not to
accept the position, but in the absence
of any official information, on his re-
turn To the United States he telegraphed
to the Safe Department and will re-
turn TO his post if the department ex-
press approval of his coarse in China.
In the meantime Mr.. Williams is left
in charge of the mission at Pekin.
For few nights past there has been
singular white and red lights in the
sky. Last evening the light, a bright
red, lasted late in the night. Passen.
gers by the China steamer report the
light very bright as seen miles at sea
A magnificent meteor fell while the
light was the brightest.
The Secretary of Treasury has as vet
given no attention to the petition of
Vice President Colfax, Senator Stewart
and our merchan,s and bankers, for the
transfer of funds from the sub Treasury.
Although the former telegraphed sever
al times representing TO him the i'm
mense wheat crop, the stand still OF
vessels awaiting load and nine millions
in the treasury hero, and that the
bankers proposition would benefit the
Government by paying exchange
Meanwhile one firm is again allowed a
draw on the treasury, in all one hall
million, for the purpose of speculation
in securities and currency notes, while
the merchants are compelled to order
their gold from New York by Railroad
Colfax and party started for Yosemite
Falls TODAY. They return on the Sth
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CAMPBELL 81 HARDEN,
JOHN ROEMER.
Thomas Hughes, ct ais In I'll the wS Municipal
p;cbar5 T Porter eft al y In Chancery.

as, Court OF w wheeling.
Richard j. Porter, ct al In Chancery.
IN A DECREE RENDERED IN TIE
i abeve cause on Wednesday, the 2lst day OF
July, 1869, il was ordered that the defendant,
Richard j. Porter, do render an account of what
moneys have came into his bands, or with
which he is chargeable by virtue OF the trust
deed in the bill of complaint mentioned. and
through his administration of the trust thereby
created. before George W. LETTERS, one OF the
Commissioners of said Court, who should credit
said Porter with all proper disbursements by
him made in the due course OF the execution OF
his trust and charge him with all moneys which
have come into his hands OF which have been
lost if any, by his fault or negligence; in rem
derinp which account the said defendant was
required to produce before the said Commis.
sioner all necessary papers, vouchers ana DOCKS
in his possession or under ms controi, reiatihs
10 his transactions under said trust which &C.
count the said Commissioner would take state
and report to said Court, with any matters
speCially stated deemed pertinent by himself,
or which might be required BY any of the par;
ties to be so stated. Audit wasfurther decreed
that said Commissioner should take proof OF ana
report the complainant's claims, together with
all other claims against said trust yet unsatsned
and of which satisfactory proof might De pre-.
scented to him, and that he should also report
what moneys would remain OF said trust alter
satisfying said claims.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the 9th
day of September. 1869, at my office on Monroe
street, in the city Of Wheeling will proceed
te take and state the account in the decree
aforesaid mentioned. Notice is also hereby
given that will, at my said office on Monroe
Street in the city of Wheeling, on and after
MOI day, 9th day of September, leo9, take proof
of all claims against the trust mentioned in said
decree. All persons having such claims are
hereby poti::ed to present them, together with
the necessary proofs thereof, before me at said
place on or before tho 10th day of September,
is69, which day hereby designate az . peremp.
tory day, after which will receive no further
proofs Of such claims.
G.. W. JEFFERS,
Commissioner.
Caldwell & Bro, Soils for Complanants.
aug5OaWjt
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling Wholesale Market.

The grain and -four market has been
quite firm during the past week, and
prices are without material change.
We quote:
CRAVING quote new red at 20
old red at 80; new white at GOAL %,
and 80 for No. old white. Corn Is
in good demand at S0a95c. Oats STEADY
and sales at Acc. Rye lower; sales al
9Oc. Barley l Is fer spring ana %
for fall. ,os.
HAYS held at 16 OOa2O 90 for baled;
loose $40 OOal4 90 per ton: oo-o. 81.
GROCERIES-Coffee-Rio, 23a2oc lot
fair to prime. Sugars-Rehned s9gas
firm: good to choice New orleans orleans
Lake. Porto Rico 13ial4ic; CUBA
13aI3Ic: Demarara l6al7c; Crusneu
i2Ic. coffee 16tc: b coffee l6tc;
n aU y,ra 15ci: C coffee l5c. Molasses-
New Orleans sOae5c; Porto klco '9o'
Baltimore Syrup 75so5c; New iofk uo'
sOai 90: Choice Syrup l GOAL III. j.
PROVISIONS-We quote mess PORK at
"a 90: shoulders 16c; clear rib sides lofc;
clear sides 194c; sugar cured hams 25c;
do canvassed 22c; family hams 23c.
Lard 2Otc.
POTATOES-Market dull; sales at 4Oa
SOC.
FLOUR-Market firm and unchaug-
ed. Red wheat is held at 90; fancy
at rs: superfine at 75a5 W. Rye
Flour at 90. -,
BUTTER-sold at poe for choice. The
market is dull.
SALT-Dairy 3 80; Ohio River 2 80.
TEA-Gunpowder tea 50al rs; Young
Hyson tea 3Oa1 60: Black tea l GOAL 25
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco 65a75c
dark los and Is 65a70c; bright IS and lOs
75a8Oc; fig lump 7Oa9Oc; Garrett's snuff
75c; CARROTS snuff in boxes 30.
FISH-Firm. We quote: Mackere'
No. 2 half barrels ~ 80; No. 3 medium
6 so; No. 3 large 7 90. Lake herring,
half barrels, IS; white fish 90; Labra-
dor herring at ii %.
CARBON OIL-At pc per gallon and
charge for package.
EGGS-Supply fair and demand dull,
at l2c per dozen.
CHEESE-Market firm and without
change, we quote Goshen at lie.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 34a4tc,
according to width and thickness; horse
shoe ste; heavy baud 43a5ic; hoop and
light band, 6 to / inch, 5a94; round and
square 3fa7ac; oval iron 4ta5c; half oval
and half round 4ia5ic; fiat rail, punched
and csunter.sunk, 4tc; L rail 4ia4fc; 7
rail spikes 6ic; nails, brads and fencing,
10 to God, 4 %; 8 and Cd 80; 6 and I'd
4 rs; A and Sd 5 90; Sd rs; I'd 2 90; bar
rel, inch to II inch, 5 00a7 %; finishing
l to inch, 5 50a9 %; casing, 10 to BOD,
5 90; Sd 5 %; Cd 5 80; 4d rs; fine blued
I'D 6 90, Sd 7 90, I'd W; lining nails, I
inch, s rs; clinch nails 6 90; cut spikes
4 so; boat spikes, cut, 5 90; wrought w
40 75.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, August

NEW YORK, August 20.
COTTON-Fully &c better; sales 100
bales at Soc for middling uPlands, clos
ing rather quiet.
FLOUR-Closed dull and heavy, and
5al0c lower.
WHEAT-Very dull, and la2c lower.
RYE-Dull and heavy at 24al % for
Western.
OATS-Rather quiet at 64a65c for old
and 62a64c for new western.
CORN-Dull and heavy at goal 10 for
unsound and l l7al l9 for sound mixed
western.
PORK-Dull at SO 90 for mess.
BEEF-Qniot and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-ln moderate demand
and steady.
BACON-Firm and in request.
LARD-Quiet at l94al95c for good to
prime steam.
EGGS-Dull and unchanged.
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Chicago Marker

CHICAGO, August 20.
FLOUR-Very dull and 1Oal5c lower;
6 O0a7 IS for spring extras.
WHEAT-Less active and ltc lower;
sales No. at | 43; No. 2 at l3I tai 81,
closed at 37al 81; this afternoon the
market was dull at So seller August
for No. =. =
CORN-Dull and 2a2ic lower; Ne: z
quiet, opening at Ole for strictly fresh,
receding to s9ic, closing at 69c; rejected
at s5aS6c; no grade at 75aSOc; this after
noon the market was dull and nominal,
with buyers at SITE and sellers at CSC TOR
Ne. ..
OATS-More active and ic lower;
sales No. 3 at 46&a474c, closing at
47a47tc.
RYE-Dull and &c lower; No. nomi-
nal at 90; No. 2 sold at 9Scal 90, clos
ing dull at Csc.
BARLEY-Dull and 2a3c lower; sales
at 20 seller September; closing at l IL
cash and lSal 90 for September.
CATTLE-Dull and lilelesS; 30a3 rs
for common Texans and native steers,
and 6 0Oa6 80 for fair to good steers.
HOGS-Quiet and 2Oa25c lower; 75a
90 for fair to medium; 9 OOa9 80 for
good to choice.
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Goshen Cheese

Ok BOXES PRIME QUALITY, JUST
I'd received and for sale BY
yi3 II. REILLY.
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Cincinnati Marker.
CINCINNATI, August 2

SlNSlNNhiit aug w.
FLOUR-Dull and prices nominal.
WHEAT-Unsettled and buyers hold.
ing back and no demand; red could
have been bought at 25a1 so.
CORN-Quiet at 94a96c.
OATS-2c lower and dull at 55a5Sc for
No. TO choice white.
RYE-Unchanged at GOAL %.
WHISKY-Sold at l5al 16 and mar
ket unsettled, holders asking still high
er prices.
MESS PORK-33 so.
BULK MEATS-l4al64c.
BACON-Firm at Isle for shoulders
and lSGal9c for sides, clear rib and
clear.
LARD-20c; nominal.
COTTON-The first bale of new re-
ceived here this season sold on Change
to-day at I6!C per pound; it was raised
in ConCordie, parish near Natchez anc
was sold by j. H. Goodhart ~ Co.
TOBACCO-Active; sales l22 hhds al
6 00al7 40.
OILS-Unchanged and quiet.
BUTTER Scarce at 25a30c.
EGGS-l4c.
GOLD-1324 buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady.
MONEY-Market active and sales un-
changed.