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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

Emerson Etberidge is evidently
bent upon the I $ senatorship. In a
speech a, Danyille be denounced An
drew johnson III unmeaSared terms, re-
icrring 70 tho trial Of Mrs Surratt aud
rocitihg the intellectual prayer q her
daughter for mercy" As for repudia~
ton be SAID be would not declare him
sell for il. except as an extreme meas.
ure as a last resort. and he prophesied
that IN less than two years, however, re-
pudiation would DO the doctrine an
nounccd from every iornm by candi-
dates for Office.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

CasH. Tile rauagtal'e ~
uhlrh 3 = ialea psass "a zoe 5Tir isns
= Hu s ssais ma. b. rarssi y ~
y sia poey 70 be purs1le3 y rae
arpmsui I'D b t. fsrt tia. lhs hoo
y ,Aey bon advance. Z ohc vhieh tbey
oagbi long ae9 T. base bsuns fAma.ar
sab ~ That colonies governed b.
tie mother e5uniry are DO advantage
Tha kss lssn iaTcbly demonstrated IN
ils oAse n Canada, al4sch has sRaIlo~-
"a up millions Il gold irula tie homs
country. and has uai supplied 3 market
~ any degree commensurate with The
oapen ga incurred The British states.
men bas learned The value u poands.
shHHngs and peace, and views al qucs-
toas q poliey especially outside u
their owa island, 10 connection with
them They have learned that colo.
nies doa't pay, and as British sentiment
perhaps colonial resistance has some
thing 10 DO with it viii not permit the
squeezing Of the colonies a. SPAN has
always squeezed Cuba, and ike the falh-
a. burdeued With large family, are
now ready TO say, My sons, you must
earn your own living. On the other
hand Canadians have learned that by
appealing 70 The British price Of pos
session, 10 the old sentinel 50 peculi
aiy Saxon, they can obtain funds for
Improvements. which they require al
most without stint aud they are 10th
10 kin the goose which, when being
gently persuaded, lays golden eggs
Beside the Canadians are, or at least
until lately, have been intensely loyal,
aud their loyalty has been exaggerated
80 much as sometimes TO appear al
most as udicrous MS that of the old
knight portrayed by Walter Scott, who
would almost have eaten bis kings
hand
The effect Of this new sentim ent
among politicians, upon Canadians, is
inevitable, and feeling that indepen-
denee is desirable will soon be develop
ed, and will be soon followed by yearn-
ing for closer connection with this
Union, for New York must be the sea
port, not only Of our Northern States,
bat OF Can ada and tho great river st.
Lawrence, with It's rapids and ice, will
not long content them. For our own
part, We would be best satisfied with a
neigboring republic on the North, but
we are we'll satisfied that manifest des-
tiny will not permit il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

CUmous PHoToaRApH, "A good many
stories have been told concerning ef
fects accompanying the recent Eclipse
among which the following is about The
most singular; A young lady o.
Earlsyille, N. y, was looking at the
eclipse through smoked glass during
tho time Of the transit, and afterwards
discovered that the eclipse had ,da
guerotyped itself upon her chin at the
time the sun was about half obscurod
The impression remains there perma
nently, resisting the action Of rubbing
as well as exposure to the atmosphere
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24
NV EsaLAnp Posr orrlcr sr.rlsrlcs

NV ENGLAND Posr OrrIcE STATISTICS
The following paragraphs specify the
changes made in the post Offices Of the
New England States, severally, since
the 4th day Of March, 1865
Maine had on March 4, 500 Offices;
Is since established and discontinu-
cd; the name aud site Of one changed
Total offices on the Isl Of August inst,
S07 30 poslmasters have resigned, 81
removed, and one vacancy caused by
tho change Of name aud site Of office --
Three appointments by the President
and ~ by The Postmaster General.
Massachusetts had on March GU
Offices; established since; tho name
and site Of two Offices changed. Total
number Of Offices en- LIST inst, GIG. 81
pos,nasters have resigned, 36 removed
and s died; two vacancies caused by
tho change Of names and sites Of Off.
ces q appointments BY the President
and 81 by the Postmaster General
New Hampshire had on the 4th Of
March 3g7 offices, six established since
and two discontinued; the names aud
sites d Offices changed Total Of Off
COS on The lst inst, i0I q postmast-
ers have resigned Ind 81 been removed
and 2 died; Q vacancies caused hy the
change Of names aud sites Of Offices -
Five appointed by the President aud
G2 by the Postmaster General
Rhode Island bad on the 4th Of March
90 Offices: none since established or
discontinued; the name and site Of one
office changed. One postmaster re-
moved. one resigned aud one died, and
one vacancy caused by The change Of
name aud site ~ Office. Two appoint
monts by the President and two by the
Postmaster General.
Vermont had Oh The 9Th o. March
as ofioes; three since established and
one discontinued. Total Of offices on
The lst iHst, 450. ~ Postmasters re-
sigued. bsen removed and diod =
Sin appointments BY Tie President AID
Is by tho Postmaster General
The whole number Of Offices IN the
United States Oh March 1 VISA 2G.G59.
Whole number Of Offices established
since March up 10 the lst inst. was
79L Whole number discontinued
since March 20. tAenAnes and sites
Of il3 Offices changed Whole number
Of oficea in tbs United States oa she lat
inst, 27.1sl l7ea po.tlna@lers have
resigned. 2.lse posimas,sts have been
renosefsni 50 died. 50 vacancies
weFe eaus a y tie change q names
and siles u oasces
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

SIR TO YoUR CGLAAs What will no
doubt surprise many, but which il ney.
ertheless said 70 be truth. is the state
ment that many cases 81 liptheria have
been caused by undue dampness q eel
lars A writer 10 tbe Boston Journal
d Chemistry 4liades q the matter aud
throws out a word Of advice which i
would &c vel for al 10 observe, Is FOL.
lows
HDiptberia typhoid and scarlet few
ere. and many other serioua illnesses,
haye their origin 81 cellars, both IN the
city aud country, ana We can Do Gus
readers 10 greater sar ie6 than q urge
them 70 nee that, d al times. they are
u 4 dry, gest ah3lesoue condition,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

MAKING Hay ~ MAcmNEAY Accord
lng to writer 10 the London Times, a
machine has been invented aud tested
10 Eug'and which Will greatly facilitate
hay making The apparatus takes the
grass a. soon as It j. mown aud places
il 10 . strong current d bot air set u
motion by fan. 10 be worked by steam
q horse poser. a. preferred The bot
air IS generated By furnace. and ihe
revolving fau throws i upon he grass
ii iA.s laaDe4 it j. claimed moist
grass may &c COW rted into hay g. the
best quality D Ten inmates
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

CLuoEsn PElRs A consignment o.
Bartlett pears from California arrived
in New York On Wedass Jay 81 last
week, and weFe readily picked up
tAeif novelty, 40 aoabtenhaneiug their
price -ol Gity cent? each These pears
weighed. on ~ average three quarters
d paual eaeh ihsg we're fully ripe,
aud were opaaed ID excellent order
considering tbs tao weeks % more
they had leea 10 TRANSIT AID also tAe
fact that irom Chicago eastward they
had 70 come o. - ire sht Ihay were
packed Ia cases -one hundred 81 each
cese VS.. vupfol ID paper and 4p
pe4sel = hzfe beea gelsly treated j.
Tie transit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

lae siAsrt Rlun5s iael
tfgsA gaat H.t sassa s.
hsrsnl.hes 'i.se ~ su7z,es h,n So
Hus 20 ea IAwb F pr.nf 4
sfl.sa Ieen aa3 Uuelt SD ss sol r,.
'msi stu fge sal aHsy 3.l.
a5sn be gea htgs
ls sgFsaf bot cu atht 4ei
stada. y Nlgg.asa uss. au5 ktas s. Viii
nse stus heu tha "a la fas ias sly
svrst ruent efesaaa 5ht E.Ut e. .sysu
aiso cd ih, ia.t psee u TO Ns6tHasr f..s u
musa n llie sts,ut. aih oulpr lajitb5 sung
by Guralda ~ AblQp jas5atss a8tsupg
Shhbls Nss ttsbap ralliaa5 smother ~ hrr
pretty fatg paems aHl aeiaus ibs Fdtgr's
"sufy % I Bsaa describes teUet3p,ae ana D.
gstw1p.he end 1olu Radei'ae. aided t5 0as,
ton Fay esers sn attractive age4aui q woaj
c1ch shooting 1h nambgr particularly bn.
neeabie faf "a Show IT uDusimueu., lsen0 a,o
10 al. many u ibsn tgioe large aud striking
Published ~ ilufl nuusbt5n, Naw York, a.
$3.50 per suuum
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

Cuban news is conflicting The al
vices from spsrish sources report sue.
ceases against tie rebels, while news
~ nail disputes Il, aui adds The slaves
throughout the island are showing
symptoms 81 insubordination, aud
joining The rebels IN large numbers.
The fac. that eonaeuption has been
ordered b the Spanish authorities
shows The serious position Of affairs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

The Secretary u the Treasury has is-
aned an order calling 10 al the tea
dollar greenhacas ID circulation phich
amount "a S30J9O9l This il doue 81
account q tbe dangerous c5aaierieits
N that issue Mes plates will &c ea
gFAye
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

Great sxeiieiaeal II said u exist IN
yitssnia "a reason y Tie determination
q Gen cAnby . ADMINISTER iha test
osth 80 ,lo newly eloesea snemlsets Of
the legislature This uiil exclude many
from iaias d scat. ID ahieh casa tat
legislature wi. be republican,. an3 &c.
puhleAn senators 81. * elected
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24
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RAHTIh !. LOVE, = I-sts@rglqp
FI.AkKtxs n QAUis = kauehssies.
~ kes.ftsa ya5NtN
s0BNAs HulfsGnoN Z sttsstuI7,
CHArMcH8 6hMeS. q bfset
paf ktatss atsgusy
1AgEs n. hApHFiBGB ~ Arlngiau.
Fm hAmH
IK4spER luwEhs y Eua.f iola.
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JANIS i NfCAlI y HaI<t
rs Iuastt 4 i'rhiait
d y. BURTON ~ msarhssisf p.stsiss
THOMAS White. a. Ienpssgtaa DistEsei
fasssa TasslRy. september 3sA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

&C. PERRY DAVIS Vegetable Pain Killer.
We clip the follopng FROM tho Providence
Advertiser at this season 81 the year, when
cholera, m0rbus, desentarY, and other kindred
comWlainta arc sure 10 prevail everybody should
be Aborably supplied With the Pain Killer, Per.
sons leaving home whs Ger 4 be or a days
excursion % try 70 Europe should b. ina CON.
dition 10 place their hands on Il 1t moments
varpiuR. Many disoarcs incident - the summer
months, which VIII prove iatae il not immediatiy
checked, can be pfmntiy cured " one q tao
doses Of The Pain Killer On more than ono
occasion have We been relieved u intonse sufior-
ing BY the timely nso ~ the above named
preparation Bold BY 81 Druggists Graaers.
and Medicine Dealors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24
SECRET HISTORY or TIE CON
EEDEHACY

VfiRTT YEARS Experience 10 the Treatment of
u Chronic aud Sexual Diseases.-d Physiological
Pie N Marriage. The cheapeal hook ever Published
containing nearly SOC pigrs, ahi 1870 aue plates aud
eugnylbes ri The anatomy ~ the human organs ga
state Of health and disease. Wth treatise earY
futs, its dePlorahc consequences uppn tbs mAd aud
body, with The authors plan 1i treatment tns oulY
rational and successful mode Ut eur. shown by
report vt cases treated AtHthtu adviser ca The maf-
doubts uf htir physical condition free Of poet
age a. ms address receipt ~ IA trnts, 30 stHmps ~
postal currency, by adHrea sing Dr. "a UHUiN, SO 81
Maiden Lane, Albany y. Y 1he authuf may De- tuu-
suited upon avs II che dbeaArs npUH which bs books
ttea either personally by mail sIiG dGiHJs sent
% any part 8f The W ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CfKPisr

AP CHILDs General Agent Ruuaud. W The
Oldest largest wttltaiesl pHfvy mutaai company ~
the world Asscts f82O hap aieasH seHHffH 'u real
estate so h4ier Amount ibsHftH t2&H hf 20 IhH
barely mnta company has fIib ~ gi the liff insHs
f4hac ln the b 8nd p1Ys -sl 8f all ne oisidtnAs
Bisltsu4s aludsly ia elsa. HHleA ESQ Us applied -
decrease payments ~ Hffa#Ha iasH fafff. AIfiiHa#
icons also received ar FFg IHslfHbfs "a ~ riafs tos
A2erts eauiea lg9
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-08-24
MANCHESTER JOURNAL
HErraIios.. .r4TE ricEEr.

,saaehe.,er Auau,l e. tse9
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or conservatives either, need trouble
themselves about the election Of Sen
ator from Massachusetts, to succeed
Gen. Wilson. The people Of this State
are quite able TO attend TO that little
matter themselves. And even suppose
Butler is the only man in the country
able to squelch johnson, we are sure
they would find the remedy worse than
the disease Springfield Republican.
-Harper's Bazaar, always sensible,
administers a stern rebuke 10 those who
make the house Ct God place to ex-
hibit their fine clothes, and argues that
a more simple attire on the part Of the
rich would not only be more appr0pri-
ate to the place aud its service, bul in
crease the disposition for religious in
hnences an the part 81 the poor. How
to reconcile humility in worship with
vanity in dress Is beyond our power
silks, saiins and laces are hardly cons
sisient apparel for miserable sinners
Ellen Gray, a young miiliner oil
Fort Edward, \. y, has lately received
a legacy .! some millions tulAeteen, it
Is SAID, II dollars A few years ago
she became engaged 70 young Eu-
ehshman, who subsequently, returned
IS England aud inherited d large prop.
er'y just a. be was about coming or
Il ~ marrs TIE miliner. ~ died aud
ai.,ed bis property q her TIE VIII
h-a been ute Sled ald proved slil
4ad u Gray has gone ior the mon
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13
Rlrer nisnnfcInea-

PIrTsBURG, July u -Monongahela feet
inches, and fall. Weather cloudy. Their
mometer 7So.
LOUISVILLE, July l2-2ort List--Charm
er, Evansville to Cincinnati; Rob Roy,
Cincinnati to New Orleans. River falling,
with feet in the c nal; 5 feet inches on
Weather clear and very warm; heavy
shower this afternoon.
NASHVILLE, July l2.-River about sta
tionarY, with 24inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather dty and hot Thermometer 90 at
P. NJ. The Alpha arrived from Cairo.
MEMPHIS, July - -Weather clear. Mer-
curv So. Tie river is declining. Arrived
Belle Memphis. Departed - Moliie Able
and mmOnwealth, New Orleans; RuDi-
con, Vicksburg; Julia, st. Louts.
CINCINNATI, July I2.-Port List-Arriv-
ais: II. r. Hudson, Wheeling; Emma
Floyd, Nashville. Departed: The regular
packet Altoona is loading for st. Louis.
The Robert Moore deferred her departure
to Nashville till tO-morrow. The river Is
falling, with 1917 feet in the channel, and
S3l5 feet under the bridge.
ST. LOUIS, July l2.-Arrived-CitY of
Cairo, from Memphis; Great Republic.
from New Orleans: Lumtnary, rom Weeks
burg; John W. Garrett, from Wheeling.
Departed Mfnneapotis, foTS Paul; Harry
Johnson, for KeOkuk; Belle st. Louis. for
Memphis; W. b. Dance, for Kansas City
Gem, for Tennessee River: schuyler, Tor
Peoria. The river has risen two inches
since last report, but is now stationary.
All the upper rivers are on the decline.
Weather Clear and very warm. Mercury
So at 8 Pm. -la,l.a.-..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13
THE MARKETS.
sew HOFK MarFet.

BY Telegraph NEW York. July u.
,AsHEs-Pots quiet and steady at 81 s7a
CorfrooS Unchanged sales OF $50 bales al
FLoUR -Favors buyers; sales 10 500 bbis. At
S. 200S5 60 for superbne state aud West
ern; So 50QRG 30 or extra Statei Sc 20a6 80
for ditto extra Western 81 O0G7 . for
white wheat extra; SO 0OW7 % Tor round
hoop Ohio; 81 O0g7 so for extra 81. Louis
S80l0 90 for good 10 choice do. clO.lng
heavy. Included in sales are 6,5O0 barrels
for export at So G006 70 for state, % Dg TOT
Western. California quiet sales 2j0 hols. at
% 40@9 90. Oregon IS 1903 90. rye Flour
eeipts $1,000 barrels.
Of 200 barrels At "a for Jersey "a 70 Tor
Western
WsIsKY-In fair request; sales Of $50
barrels Western Al 81 085zgl o. free
WHEAT Receipts 300, sos bushels mari et
heavy and 2a3c low sales OF i2i 600 bus.
at 81 47@l as for No. spring: 81 55 for No.
for Winter West an; 81 621a Tor Amber
Michigan; 81 - for soft No. Chicago
Spring; 81 20 fo- white California.
kYE-Ebeady; sales OF 1000 bushels al
81 q for Western, aud 81 q for Stale.
BARI EY AND BARLEY MALr-Dull and
CoRE-Receipts, 1857 bushels at 7Sg7lc
for new mixed Western on canal, 3lWS5e
via railroad. and Csc for small lots Of
choice do; closing heavy al about l91c
below extreme quotations.
oATs-Receipis, 1900 bushelss vii hout
decided change: sales of 200 bushels Bt
S29S3c for Western afiOat.
GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE JULY l2.
Wheat, 543 Ola bushels, including 89l $40
bushels Of California cOrns bll,li8 busheJs :
oats, 249,0l7 bushels; rye, 06,89 bushelsi
barley. 2b7j bushels; malt, - Z0 bushels /;
peas, "a ,Ojl bushe s..
CoFFEE-RiO dull and quiet.
SUGAR-FIrm aud in good demand: sales
Of 1000 barrels Of Cuba at l1z8lizc, and
l,500 boxes OF Havana on private terms.
MOLAssEs -Dull ana unsettled.
PETROLEUM Quiet at lie for crude and
82a821Sc for refined
HoPs Quiet aud steady ct $8l5s for
American.
OH-Linseed quiet at elM1 Oh.
TURPENTINE-Firm at 441g43c
POKK-Flrm; sales of 40 0bls. at e32 l20
&32 81 for new IN ess; s3l rs for old SO UDa
ST 90 for prime, and s25 25g29 90 for prime
mess.
BEEF-Actfve and steady; sales 400 bbis
at IS OOdl6 20 for new plain mess, and ti2 %
QSlS % for new extra mess. Iterpe beet
nOmi nal at so 0Oa25 90 for prime mess aud
s 5 O0a30 90 for India mess.
BEEF II AMs-~ teady; sales OF 2OJ bb g. az
$40 00a3l o.
cur MEATs-Qulet and heavy; sales 81
100 packages at l31z@lic for shoulders, and
l0al6%c for hams Middles steady.
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales Of 30
tierces AZ l6IGl012c for steam and lSMB2Oc
for kettle rendered.
BUrTEK-Sleady at 18@82e for ohio and
20aG36c Tor - ne.
CHEEsE-Dul az I0al5c.
EREtGHr8-IO Liverpool scarcely so hfm
q gagements Of 5000 bushels " neat at 80
per sail and s@71zd per steam.
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For Other River Items see 7ntrd Page.

The weather yesterday evening con-
tinued excruciatingly hot, the mercury
ranging as high as 93o up to dark, and even
up to midnight the heat was intense, with
but little air astir The additional arri-
walls and departures up to midnight in
clude the Falls City, Bowling Green to
Louisville; Romeo, from Clarksvllle;
Mollie Norton. to Henderson; Quickstep,
to Cairo; Hartford, to Green River; r. C.
Gray, st. Louis to PIttsburg; Rap1dan No.
2, from EastpOrt.
The Falls City had big trip, including
one hundred and eighty hogsheads Of
tobacco The Romeo had one hundred
and slxty-six ogsheads OF Tobacco and
considerable other freight........The Quick
step and Hartford had very fair trips out
1.-THE r. @. Gray arrived from st. Louis
yesterday evening with fair trip. She
added round lot of freight here........The
great tow boat, Dick Fulton, passed down
yesterday evening with an immense tow
of coal 1.-THE Raj arrived at $3.50
O'Clock with moderately good trip.........
The Romeo reshipped her up-river freight
on the R. c. Gray. including large lot Of
boiler iron.
MENIFEsr of steamer Rapidan No. 2,
from K tstport to Evansville, July ~, 1863 I:
Cincinnati-RObt Moore a 90, bales cot
ton AelElns BfOWu q Co. 10 DbBs pea nuts
Evansvihe-W eIdon Bros. Il co, q hhds
tobacco; Chas Babcock & co, pkg leather !;
NJ Hall. ll9 bags Wheat, box sunds, ditto
wax, do eggs, do soda bottles Ragons
Dickey & Carson, 1 bx eggs; Hodge q Co,
5 600 IT lumber: Dick Maynard, 800 10 lum-
Der; Chas Veile s. Co, j horse, 100 IT lnm-
Der; Maczey, Nisbet & Co, 1900 Il lumber,
1 nd tobacco; Lee Howell, so bags wheat i,
l $40 ft lumber RObt Barns, IL 900 shingles;
Chas WilheImi, ale boxes,
Paducah-J w Lede, Dbl lard.
New Orleans-John T. King 4 hid to-
baccO; BE gdies. WlngO q 90, hhds
tobacco; Hale, Buckner & Terrell, do do;
settle Bros, = do do, 1 bX do; w Il Over
street. bx Tin, ps gutter; Fowler, Lee &
Co bX eggs; Fowler & Hataran,2 bxs ale
Lagrange Furnace-Lagrange Furnace
Company, 30 bags corn.
Owensboro-J w Davis. / lot moving
/ plumber.
MANIFEsr-Steamer Romeo, July PR
| K DunkersOn q Co, l55 hhds tobacco; Mar
/ tin. Gardner g. Co, 8 hhds baccO, bx do; ;
J IL Frick. I trunk mdse; Il Gresham bOls
whisky; RagOn, Dickey & Carson, l casK
ADD 10 pieces bacon; H NJ Sweetser. box
mdse; Reitz q Haney, 1 BIOL scrap Iron, &c;
/ Woodrow, Reitz & Co, pkgs mdse; Ten
| ny, Bowles q Co, Dbl vinegar.
New Albany 80 sheets boiler iron. / bag
wool.
| Louisville-I Dbl mineral, 73 sheets boiler
iron.
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81. Louis Mnrket.

BY Telegraph ST. Louis, July ~.
ToBAoC}-Most Of the stock Is withdrawn
from the marke prices not being salts
fatory, and sales are very small st un-
changed prices.
COTToS-No yhing doing; mfddiing would
bring 3103215c.
HEMP-Large sales ofundressed on Ken
lucky account al 81 2jgl 40; fancy, dressed
81 60
FLOUR Low grades sim active, but
other qualities unchanged superiue t5 D
6165 70 X s. s71I0gG 70, y * 30 2jMT O0t XXX
TO fancy 81 O1Q5l0 80
WHEAT-Flrm and unchanged. cholre
No. sold 81 l0al p; 40. I 40 81 rs
good 10 strictly prime new red 81 3oetl %
choice old and new do. 81 90; fancs new
red, and choice old and new white N so.
COKN-Yery firm aud held higher, hut
moves SLOW at IA urday's advance; mixed
IN new guunies A10glc; choice yellow g2W
9fc; choice whlfD 05u9Tc.
OATs-Firm and higher at 72g70c Tor
mixed while TO fahcy white.
RYE-sold az 81 lZMc.
WHIsKY-Firm aud buOyant at 81 co.
GROCERIE5-Steady, and more doing, but
prices unchanged. Rio g fee, fair T. prime
2IT9241zci choice 2ja2j1Ic. Loufsltnl
sugar, lair 10 prime l2tIml4c; choice I1L<M
l4Hcs BiautatatiOn mOias-es dJN 8JC.
PROVIsI0Hs-lu iet and unchanged. Pork,
jobbiLg and order sales at 633 -. Bacon,
JObbing aud order lois at l4al4Zc for
shoulder: ia0fBHo for clear sidesi 2 c for
sugar-cured hams. Tue stock Of dry salt
and smoked mt ATS ls reported Ca be 800
900 pounds sides. 3,u0Dyh0 pounds shout
ders, 900 bams, aud 1000 barrels pork.
Lard declined 10 isc ior Prime kettle.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-13
Cincinnati NarKet.

By Telegraph.l CIFoIEEATI. July ~.
FLOUR Dull but unchanged; family 500
90 Is.
WHEAT-Dull: red 81 850l co.
CoRN-Unchanged and Ia cemandi ear
75G77c
OATs-Scarce and firm at 7297Jc.
RYE-Dull at 81 IS.
BARLEY Dull and lower: new fl0i 10.
Cor tON-U Unchanged F; middling Jic,
ToBACC)-Firm and IN good demand nt
wHIsKI Higher; closing az oso9gl not
much Offering.
PRovIsIoEs-Quletb but firm; mess pork
held at 633, but there IS not much demand,
and So 50 Is the rate offered; bulk meats
frmeF; shoulders l2]l 0l3c. sides lJ54e;
bacon lac, l71zc, and lSe: demand quite
light.
LARD Held at I0e. but 100 tieroes we're
sold at lSIc
BUrTER-Firm at 2392se.
EGGS-i7alsc.
CHEEsE-DuiI at l30lGo.
OIL-Liuseed oil dun At GlMl 03. lard oil
dull az 81 dgl ~; petroleum 27830e for
refined
SUGAR--In good demand, and the mar
ket Is flrmer sales 200 hOgsheads New Or
leans at l3I0l51Sc.
CoFFEE-steady at 2l020c.
GoLD-l36I buying.
MONEY-Market easier at 6Ml0 per cent.
EXCHANGE-Firmera at Per buying.