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the other, or not? In Memphis white
men largely outnumber the blacks.
Could you find four white men thus
casually and in the same space Oftime
to whom it would be safe to entrust a
scheme of burglary, robbery, murder,
or anything that might turn up In
one case the robbers can be found any
where on the street, always ready.
In the other the town must be
searched to bring them together in the
first place for the formation of the
conspiracy. Probably not a night
passes without housebreakings and
thefts by negroes. But this is an Of
tense so trivial In their estimation that
it is even considered disreputable
among themselves to inform on one
another, and detections never take
place through such voluntary instru-
mentality. Is this a kind of people
out of whom suddenly to make voters?
Must it be done in hot haste, and be-
fore they can be educated to that rea-
sonabls share of knowledge of what
is virtue, and to the practice of it,
which has always been declared by
all oasuists, patriots and statesmen es-
sential to the suffragans and soVereigns
of a free Republic? The blacks among
us are not all capable of going into
commission of the higher grades Of
crime. But the smaller, and especially
thefts of greater or less importance,
they viii commit as the rule-any rare
exception being a paragon worthy OF
compliments. =.
Are we committed on the subject of
negro suffrage? Is the State boundP
If so, the State has suffered a vast mis-
fortune. The perpetuation of liberty,
under this Republican system, depends
on the Eirt4e and intelligence of those
who have the ballot box in their hands,
The negroes have neither. And yet
in the broad light Of experience, and
with the damning fact of incompe-
tency and unwOrth of the negro race
staring taeH iE the face, some few
white men, respectable and inteiiigenT
men, are found to advocate the en-
fsrsnchisement of the negro population!
It is not yea determined whether we
can be free by the white MANS Yots.
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God deliver Us from that of the brute.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ST. LOUIS MVTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COL
STATE AGENCY OFFICE, 43 MADISON ST.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, June l, 1863.
THE co~partnership heretofore existing I'M
i der the name of ]. G. LONSDALE & CO.,
is this day dissolved by the retiresRent OF
Capt. b. +. White. The business will be con-
Quoted in future by ]. G. LOnsdale and New
ton s. Otis, under the name OF LONSDALE &
OTIS. iea0
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
FRIDAY MORNING, /: AUGUST 81, 1866
NFRSpAPER SAFES.

On the 3lst OF March last, the closing
day of what newspaper men all concede
10 be the busiest quarter of the year, re-
turns were made by the several newsps-
per concerns Of this city, showing the fol-
lowing result:
IS
Avalanche 1906 90
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DISSOLUTION

T,HE firm Of Bayliss, Everltt s Go. is dis
solved. The business will be closed up
at their office, Z6 Front street.
Messrs. f. W. Everitt & Co., VIII eGptiQHe
Nd. y unftp slreeI.
tvI8 r Nun - ~ r
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I'7F R. WALLACE,
n. A. VAN PELT,
August 10, 1853. A. d, GIBSON.

II will be seen nom the above that ] have
Withdrawn from the firm Of Wallace, Van
Pelt y Gibson. In retiring / take occasion to
thank my old friends and the public gener-
ally for the generous patronage heretofore
extended, and to recommend the remaining
partners as emfnently worthy Of their pGnaF
deEoe aHd ~,patEsnAse'i y MALlAEE.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of E. c. POSTAL 4 co. was dis
il solved by mutual consent OF the 18th
inst. F. c. Postal assumes all liabilities and
HIT y! az "a - :. Il. c. POSTAL
4. 4. EEzhzs-
Ii undersigned viii confinuethe EVERY
and SAFE Busiffess at the Overton Stables, OPP
posite 0verten Hotel. The finest rigs In the
be fouhd 1t the stGb4e 10 wait on oastomeE. ,
Jyls '"f" ." PySsSos4AL-
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
alsseLuTIsN.

THE cOpartnership heretofore existing be
Il tween the undersigned, under the hrm
name Of WALLACE, VAN PELT & GIBSON, has
been his day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr.. Robert Wallace Withdrawing. The busi-
ness will be continued ct the old stand, 30,
Messrs. Van PELT & GIBSON, who assume re-
sponsibility for all Liabilities, and to whom
all outstanding Indebtedness must be paid.
The Old business must be closed uD, and & y
therefore NECESSARY fo+ tasse indeetedt6 the
hynse to'settle at Once
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

WEEKLY APPEAL Is regularly ~discontln-
ned at the end OF the time subscribed ana
T-sId for unless renewed IN advance ms
TuIc Is adhered 10 without respect 10 per
sons,
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The MISSIsouoI POWDER

A CTUALLY cures Cancers and S~erofulous
n diseases of the skin. See Report 70 L. l..
Medical Society. andstatements to Physicians
W eiiSHlsr. ssnt tree K Sp.scSfiSa =
[ CHAS. "A, QEB04S; ussefa Agent,
'fsZ Pearl street, New E0Tk.
p. o. Box 1888. w
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween r. W. Price and A.. h. Treadwell,
under the style OF Price & Treadwel, is dis
sOlved by the withdrawal of r. W. Price, to
date from the lst inst. Either one fs-authOr-
lied to collect ana receipt for DEBTS dne the
late firm. R. w: PRICE
m A. g. TREADEELL.
AE * In IL
NEW FIRM@TREAUWELL BROS. haying
~ bought the interest Of Col. r. w. Price
In the late firm Of Price & ~Troadwell, will
continue the EhQleSaie Grocery Business, at
the old staIid, No. II pplGn Sheet, Lee Block,
under firm style of Treadwen Bros, where
they Will be pleased to see the Old friends OF
the late hrm, aud as many ones as may be
pleased 10 call. A. q. TREADWELL.
RIA. TREADWELL-
B. D. TREADWELL.
Memphis, Tenn, July 8, 1853. jy4
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The Puregt. Bagt and Caeapest
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.

10 direct nom Antwerp, no boxes French
Tfndow Glass, all sizes, at prices 70 Compete
With American brands, and mpch Superior
~ s dr. q II BROS s GO,
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THE AFFLICTED.
pR. ]. 3. -scARRoRoueH

HAS PERMANENTLY LoCATEDN MEM
H phis for the purpose of treating VENE-
REAL DISEASES. SCR0FULA, DROPSY,
DYSPEPSIA and CHRONIC DISEASES, OF
every description. SIPHILIS especially he
engages TO cure e~ffectually, without the use
81 ls2rg3ry, and in much less time than Is
BeaeraliE required piesgsE8 EtNselfto pay
ali The expenses Of tFe6H3lalt Sbas4d 80 ~
% effect q cure N cases where hts direTtfnns
are implicitly followed. AL communications
by letter promptly answered.
Qfiee-No. 227 Second Street, Upstairs.
wi dsg
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NOTICE.

THE e~opaTtEerShiP h%sret9fore existing un-
L der the name of MCCUMBS a Co, has
been renewed and continued, under the
name and style of McCombs, Keller & ByTnes.
Memphis, July 10, 1863.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Cor,-cs,,ono.-nce on Public Events sollelVeo
Sran sverv {, art OF the United states.
Ho eating, ENGLISH co.
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GERMAN NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS:

LOUIS HANAUER, of Scheduled & HanRusr
MI MEACHAM, of Meacham 8 TreadWeu.
R. P. WALT, Of R. ?. Walt & Co.
A. l. HARRIS Of Harris, Cochran q Co.
j. c. AEELfs of Brooks, Nicely & Co.
D. P. MADDEN, of David P. Hadden& Co.
j. P. HOFFMAN,, of Mitchell. Holman
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tants, and now claims o ,000, which
would show the city to AVE doubled geo.
metricslly in about five years. An en-
thusiastic c~hnGDjcler of its advance be-
ieVes that Chicago VII have a million of
people in 1888. Properly b2s increased as
fast as the population, having doubled in
value in some localities, and trebled a1d
quadrupled in others. Land in some sec
tons brings Sl50 per for front. 1t is the
largest grain market, the largest cattle
market and the largest lumber market in
the world.
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DIRECTORS
NEW YORK.

NSURES Against Loss By FIRE, ma
lyle RINE AND RIYER RISKS
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This COMPANY Is prepared to DO : general
Fire M MaFine huainess. az
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-28

TxRouk The Lord 3nsfi c5s have appointed
Geo Hall 3tecE, Esg,; ~ .,g 0f Nil1nere
House, Oma&ht and Capt. pesne Maan, 2. Z, RI
'Dunrnoyie W0asE, 0maebts G6x4Fsors and ftiT
Msss s oFsl Dssisa a ssss ass
er and miliiner, has Seem suz6tted Is bRtskx
yyATxERoED In the Pf6sfis6faf Court Dub
IN, suit IL now pending for alleged Raliityl oF
marriage, and praying for divorce On that
ground. The hppoilanb is said TO be o RGntie-
atsan7 residing Ia Waterfront !; the respondent
was q Miss Power, who was married 70 hlEn
. Azaspsatabls 5arsnsr4 namad Thomas Cnn-
ninghasn fEens Ardiranes was rsceptlg drowned
3 TIM W atcsforsi Mall anHonnces, with regret,
roll, second son Of w. Carroll, Esq, ~. p,
WExFoRD.-Slr John Esmonde, hart, Of Bal,
for the county Of Wexford, in the room Of his
r1ele, Sir Thomas Essnonde, Bart, deceased. Ii
q. Col Thomas Esmolade, Of CFimenn' fame, hses
beoouie insane. He is an inmate OF DE-.
Eynch's establishment, Dublin.
e On the 2lstHlt, at the Presentation CoHvests
Wexford, Miss Julia Roche, Of that city, pro
nounced her vowsof profession, and received
1he black vail from the hands of the Right Rov.
Or. FurloDg s4ss,.i III .sFss lxsts
WIcKIow,-N hundred tGns of ore, from
the 0v0ca mines, were shiprea at Ktngsfown
daring the week ending the I'D nit. 800
Z, At q late Enniskerry petty sessions, q Mrs
Nary Croeke WAS prosecuted by Mr.. Edward
Vaughan, for. interEafenee with right Of way
of interest TO tho pnblic, in the neighborhocd
of that town.
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LORD RUssELL's LITTER -Fhis inveter-
ate.enen,y of IrelandeSthe author of the IN
famous bnt abortiYe Ecclesiastical TITLES
Act,r is omt.ence again on Irish affairs. The
Tablet thus notices his last effort:
AS q means of testing the public senti-
ment. Lord Russelrs letter Is not without
its value. The want of method observable
lin it, the repetitions in which 1t abounas,
the looseness of it's views, and the yagueness
| of its proposals are all SO many merits, AN
opinion may DO extracted from 1t On alneost
! eyery conceivable Irish question, but ex-
| pressed in such way as to fetter Its author
yery lightly and correspondent not at all
/ Il is q necessary consequences tha6 every
render will find something in it to RPproFe,
! and much which he will repudiate; ana as
the letter will provoke the expression OF
II this assent and dissent, it may serve 10 dls-
lcoyer the general sentiment ON the main
i questions treated in it. In this way Il may
ii NAV be of advantage to sse Ministry, anu
4 Lord Russell, perhaps, thinks his own re-
fnutation is too firmly established % DC en-
i slanqered by it. Certainly, If his acser
l'were not known before, the reader Oh ms
i last pamphlet would find In it abnndant
ltayftience of the courage attributed 90, nan
i years ago by sydney smith, OF reatu ness tg
undertake any duty, however deilcate eae
I, neriIons, without any special quail heatlon
!, or preparation for the the task.
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Miss Edqeworth, in partnership with her
father, published the " Essay on a5ls =,
i,nnrovine the breed of Irish cattle, on see
inv the advertisement sens for the work.
q ffs was rather cOnfounaed," says Miss
Edqeworth, "by the appearance p the
rIassicol bull OF the top OF tho first page,
which / had designed from q GEM ano
when he began to read the book, he threw
"A awavin dfsaust. He had purchased Il as
secretary to an Irish agricultural society
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r.rr1r
~ 81 s'7g tnA heftafr a&ed
~ youtsf a.'a ss s's s1 .1 ~. *. s "
t5ALvAs.- 1 q psedi cafcr an 6shnes t1e te.
cent aeAth s. Assac Eofnerfcul, ESQ, j. r., and
adds Ihe deoaased gentleman sssaa hroth nraf
the late Henry CouteFferd, ESQ.,, j. r.. oIe OF
Getaways most eHterpy jeing and sEooessfnl mer-
past forty years. The late MI. Isaac Comerford
was nm npzsshts honest man. charitable TO the
poQr, AtNl ~ Ms apg ono Of our bcet
borough magistrates
WEI ~ Samson, Esq, and Daniel T. Browne,
ESD, W beer s,lspointed 70 tise ccmmissief
n ~ issss .eh si,S, Y
w. dqr9sgfs
isop,a. Haess%f II Mr. $500 y r.
10 q, N, ,,isr az 4, .,st X !, !.
ssi fa.Aa III w
~ ~ ~, vas
sr.d ie,,lx, sfr;,ts,, s,;th ell 49,
Ma 1890 fS p.as. sest ~
the next gentIemaIl's house wise5e ID sIsIaTfeS
~ the age :,, 2, g yearss ne Intellgenoe OF sts
JTe l-.t ~, s @ & a;d
and indnieeutr lardierl. ~ - ss..srr.ss
l1IndEislCH I'm the mornaag Ct the ~ tn nlts
asssguctlse IRE nfo1e ont ~ the stactery q
bne naessfs. nusseii, at NORTH Strand, Llnerlek \,
w,ns.reDg hns ens.ra Mousse and drying loiss VIII
cpe ~ s9e at I,
. .Jss y. .o sne ~
i I, -, ~ -
ba ,,,srt ,a ;d
"a on fls, risht III the oath 4 soldier n, fine
72d HighIandsrs, stationed - Limerick, -.
saiIted with his belt some men who were re-
turning from prayer at the Church Of the Re-
dsmptorist Fathers in that city, because, % it
is said he stated, q they were 10y Catholics,
and he was one of the right sort, from the
Nortin The people who collected took the
otEender into custody, and conveyed him to the
,,nIssx sfatitin ftl1oxgad nv an se crowd
= Private Francis Curran Of tho above-nanied
regiment. died on the,o5th ,lt.,iin the military
hospital, from fracture on the top Of the head,
received in q row with a citizen en- Christntas
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TIWHE RS-pK UM 8EE -l8HH WORKERS !
g = = p ls sc A1 8 4 m
s;sFEMR azsi. 'sasls -slsox ygo1ksznR
y - - es3 !. : =. :
Ee6 81 ~ 81 ~ $3.50 fs9 ss 4t.ss 1
~ ~ y. S'saeAns.i asilf
with dsFstcl s,s
80, $3.50 ~ ALE ~ ~ ns =,
-
EDWARD psnpUitER. stAETiiN.s Al Auilnts
6~AsACUREE 4 Ifiz&GHf<i< ~ ~ kfftfssg ts +
er,s II 40 II !
ss'ah4,s 49, ~ ~ ~ Y $3.50 =.
gsss BLAGK6NITNSs
szfst az betyreez, ST. Joseph ani grlis AsrSs1n.
~, 1,,,. r,s,.,.,, ,,,s,, - $500. - M,
sd 5a Ans ise 4'ee He - ny f11ks
WIN make confracts foz Rosisrs 10 al con
s.c e Eira Ero1i. GEnte 1&zs Seesm sHa
81 which viii u fsrnisSs Il ake iSWsss
Al work DONE a ths via Ia rrsxrs.s
reeii canal Is not al n @ 20 az
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1berear e eight Of PAgEJe' ROOFS AZ the Rev
e1sgns Gas Works and al Lhsae Fes
MP lIna ago paIe1tl ~
late saver atorn, when tho besk 81 slaee roots ies ~
keepout tho rn not single eak ceula " 49, -
years anfges % leese " ks ssyq Ead s'..e tsei,4
81 t7cso Page ga . Roofs, and without excee esgn
apsak q Gbdh9Sfa the highest terms NY ~
with tltt Esbtg bas been peglcctif tas
arm c6nvffcaG that has only - Effo tafs =
s-fst - iissceIsie aatsted 81 tleif 1leT
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NEW onLEAEs GAS wiuTlIEs, oetobsf p isss

y IS dan NV FaFt prices, ne
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ETAnRD GLASS

HEHRx r. SHARRs
pro. III and rep EAST TvEHTx.sEcoND sT1s II,
BetWosh Third ana Lexington Avezslea -,
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: y
! was consumed. ,l57zs .z-LLI-
We learn from the Sligo fHdepeHdcHr That Tho
/ take of the salmon has been q very falr ane;
/ aud we are glad to congratulate the spirited
owner of the fishery (Mr. Pesrie( on the pros
4 pect of a very good season. The fish are in
excellent order. The prices, Y presents pre- We
i From the Sligo Chronicle we learn that at q
/ lnte meeting of the Board of Guardians OF that
i Union, the subject of industrial nie Jay,
i was very properly brought before the board by
4 Peter @ onnpr Esq, J.. p. Mr. Common Silln
4 he was lately in MERGERS shop IN ohgo,
when heas told by the proprietor snae ne Mis
4 in Manchester, and those stockings were macs
a in the Glenties. He (Alr Qconnor) tho1ghe
that the women in the worknon mons , so as "a
=, shilling week, they would derive haDles VI
industry which should not be oyerlookeds--
TIpPERARY.---At an establishment in Dablin
. ! there was lately on exhibition a magnificent
epergne aud piateau in solid silver, intended
for presentation to the accomplished daughgez
: of Lord Hnwardep, now Lady Eetchester1 ~
the tsnatry q fns ISnapp ~ aea emsoss
i ed efiieldeof the epergne " Is: PFesenteay oS
the ten antryi on Yiseo1Mt Haw arden's Dunssrun
, | estates to tho Hon. Isabella Grace Maud, on
J the occasion of her marriage with Ifeginalu
! Charles Edward Baron Colchester, as q tokea
: of their respect aud. esteem, and coed Hisiies
same window was u tea and coffee service with
q the following Inscription - : treseiite0 ~. =
John Monaghan, First Glass ss5- inspector
q ROYAL Irish Constabulafy, by the maaistrate'
I I of the districts of Baliynouty and Fethard, q
/, q token of their respect and esteem, on ms re
d I firing from the force, 1863
4 Charios Moore Esq, Mooresfort, recently
sent eos to tho Very Rev. DE-. Howley, r. z.
o 4 " g. Tipperary, for the relief OF the poor =
! that toT Il, whiehsum the cry Rev getis
4 has handed to tho sisters of Mercy and tn
!, t Christian Brothers, fox distribution amonSs
{, the poor, - u, -.
Oh a lecture on the Management Of. Cattle " 2
Z delivered recently before the TipperaEy Unlol
10 Farming Society, by Mr., Dyer, VS.:
n The name of James Binher, OF bakestoMln
u insolvent List.
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u EFT L II NJ a r Kiv. ,r,,t,,-,s Nj. +
Z And proprietnr OF the Crescent Planning Nile
Ilen Btreet8 Biiis asWcq
to order New Basfu shell RasA side. NssF Orleans
tsrRa SUNNY Of Dressed Flooring, Ceiling sleTin
and Wesffsr ESardinat nlae Rnu9h yellow Pine and
tvpress fualar 1ats and ShiHEie OTusFs let ~ eA
* -ressi - Jaaf ~
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large assortment of wall Paper, Gold and yolve.
borders windo Shades eornices Fifeboards, etc, On
hand. "a tfsT
| to Sy nrdsys y ~ do 6ni
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FOUND

DEY-A large key, which can be had
IN by calling at this Othces ana pay ing
for this advertisement. Julyl IL
FRIDAY ...J " IL Z, lS0
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RTVN .R 81 u v q
For Other RtssI .Isss.ss see z7.trd Page.


The regular diqtnal rain occurred, as
was to have been expected, yesterday eve
ming between seven and eight O'Clock. Ii
was quite heavy, and attended with a lit
tie wind and the most terrific lightning
and thunder. The rain passed off to the
Northeast. A very large volume of water
fell during that time.........The river con-
tinues to rise.........The additional arrivals
and departures include the MolIie Norton,
to Henderson; Quickstep, to Cairo; Hart
ford, to Green River; Tarascon, to Louis
Vile; Richmond, New Orleans to Louis
vile; Indiana, Louisville 10 New Or
eaIs...........The Quickstep and Hart
ford took out good trips........The Peytona
dropped down to Dixon's Landing yester-
day afternoon and left her barges there TO
be loaded, and returned here last night
for two barges, loading with lumber. She
had not left at midnight.........Ihe Taras-
con left little before PM, with about
eighty passengers, in addition to the Cres-
cent City Silver Band, which, before leav-
| ing, RECALLED our citizens with some of their
most exquisite music. On leaving she
backed down below the wharf and passed
up in gallant style, running faster than
we ever saw her, while the Band
| filled the air with the most pleasant har-
-
the excursionists.........The Richmond ar
rived about nine P. NJ on one wheel, crowd
| ed with people, and with little freight
/ for this city and little more for Louis
/ vile. While under full Roadway she
/ struck some hidden obstruction just above
Helena, almo entirely demolishing her
| larboard wheel, but doing no other injury.
| Up to the time of her disaster she had
! made better time than ever before
and equal to any time made since the
! war. But few Of her passengers deserted
her, and those only having specific en-
| gagements. She laid here some time
............The Indiana arrived at 10 O'clt OK
| and pulled the Richmond out into the
stream. The Indiana had large trip al
| ready aboard, ard lies here till 10 A. n. to.
day, to take 100 10 $50 hhds tobacco. She
will fill out long before she leaves this
river.........All the packets had good trips
out last eveniDg.-....The Hartford brought
in ITO hhds tobacco, and the Mollte Norton
lis hhds.....-......A finely trained mOcking
biId was ratified off on the Richmond las
night at sI00-S2 per chance. Capt. John S
Voolfolk, the chief clerk, was the winner
The bird is one of the finest of the tribe.
.........The Indiana will lie over here till II
A NJ to-day. She is one of the finest boats
in commission, and Capt. r. E. Neal anC
the Miller brothers, Charley and Elicit
have no superiOrs as first-ciass officers.
......R ine watermelons of delicious flavO
were one of the luxuries disposed of by
Messrs. Rea d Johnson, fruiterers and
druggists of the Richmond.
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M0NEFARY Z C0MMRlCIAL
NhM YGPk MnrHat.

by Telegraph NEW YORK, July 1.
-, Cq9T T7,9L 1900 bales at 3416c for
FLoUR-Recefpts. I2,423 barrels; 5alOe
s5 30 for superfne state and Western;
10 5Oa6 % fOr extra State; s. 65M6 go for
extra western; IS 65G7 Is for white wheat
extra; So 1907 90 for round hoop Ohio; Sc IS
a. so for extra st. Louis; S8@II 90 for good
70 choice q, ito, closing quiet. Rye Flour
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Steaoy; 81 so for Western 9S16c
WHEAT-Receipts 2OS, 1897 bushels; better
with a fair export and speculative de-
mand; sales of I37 900 bushels at 81 439l 45
for NO. Spring; 81 so for No. do; 81 81 tor
No. do. 81 so foramber State 81 43 for in
ferior Winter red Illinois; 81 go for amber
Michigan; 81 1901 1874 for choice white
CORN-Receipts 1Os2O9 bushels; shade
nrmer; sales of 545, 900 bushels at 639S6c for
western mixed via canal; 849S7c for ditto
RYE-Quiet and firm.
OATS-[oRecetpts 1913 bushels; lc better
sales OF 95,OOO bushels at 741z975c for Vest
ern n store: 76C977c for do. afoat,
RIO GoFFEE-Dull.
SUGAR-Quiet.
MOLAsSES-Duu.
HOGS-Quiet.
PETRoLEUM--Dull at 1870 for crude and
32l93212c for refined.
LINsEED OII.-Dun and heavy at 81 OO@
o.. -, :, =
PoRK-DuII and lower; sales of $50 bbIs.
at $50 UO932 % for new mess, closing at $50 90
cash: S3I rs for old do; sos OO@27 90 for
prime; SIS 25G29 90 for prime mess; stock,
old aud new, 444. 43l bbls.; same date last
month, 5O,712 bbls.i same date last year,
IS 4G9.
BEEF STEADY; sales of 300 bbls. at 8t9l6c
for new plain mess; I291Sc for new extra
mess; stock, Old and new. D, S39 packages
same date last month, 95S; same date
last year. 2055 tierces: beef nomin al; beef
hams-quiet; sales of $50 bbls. at $50 009
81 so.
CUT MEATS Quiet; sales of 125 packages
at l5549l412c for shoulders and 161a9IoHc
for hams.
MIDDLES-Firn1 sales of 425 boxes OF ice
cured, part Stratford, at 1910.
LARD--A shade easier; sales of 40 tierces
at l614UI9}sc for cam rendered and 1910
| 20c for kettle rendered.
BUTrER-Dun at I69e32c for Ohio.
CHEESE-Dull and heavy at l49l61ac.
SPIRITS PURPEETINE- Quiet at 4l19942c