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The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13
NUMBER So.
The Want of the Age.

For months and months ain article, and
very good one, too, has been working its
way through every paper in the State, in
tlmatlng that " the want of the age is men,"
We think OF another great want of the age
to be-women, also. Women who are not
for sale. The days are not vet over when
many marriage certificates Join hand and
fortunes, but no hearts Women Who'll know
their business and mind it +; women who
will not at sight of wounded renutat;ou
be Dc reused to back-biting bloodthirstiness,
IKE a shoal of porpoises seeking the blood
OF a companion. Women who will prove
help to their husbands. Women. who
will even forego matrimouy rather than be
the pelpless dependents on the man who
marrles them, his toy, his plaything. his
slave, imprisoned in an elegant bonse
pleased with fine apparel, show off at the
opera, and whose companiohship, so far as
goes, as any counsel, assistance or cheer in
his struggle with the world, is to him of
as much value as would be that of their
humblest serving maid. We want more
women who will be ashamed to marry a
man merely because he can give them
food, raiment and shelter, as they would
be for an hour to associate with him init
mately for tithe of these equivalents
What are such unions when the motives of
either party are laid bare? We are scandal
lied at the amount of open prostitution in
our large cities. Those who desire to in
vestigate the cause of this evil, may find
them if they will scrape bare the flesh from
the skeleton of what, in 'upper-tendom, is
called a "good match"
We want more thinking women, who
will realize that women's life need not see
its brightest days in the bloom and igno-
rance of youth, that it need not, as years
advance, be all passed in vain struggle of
transparent efforts toappear young, and who
will not deem old age to be hopeless
period by reason of the absence of external
attractions We want women who will
learn that the growth of female intellect in
the increase OF years, confers on them ad
ditlonal charm and luster; that mental at
fractions need not involve the dreaded
slatternness and reputation of blue-stock
ingism that it grants them additional pow
er and influence over the other sex !; and
that as she grows older, one such woman
builds for herself beautiful and lasting ten
ements in the hearts of all who are brought
In contact with her-OdL.Zand Ne,cs
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13

STRANGE, IF TRUE.-In Watertown Wis.,
consln, there is young man who has been
troubled for the last 20 years with some liv-
ing creature in his stomach, which has had
the effect of seriously injuring his health.
and at times has threatened to end his life. j.
The motions of the animal can be Distinctly
felt and heard by placing the hand or ear
upon his stomach. Frequently it comes np
into his throat, producing strangulatiou =
At such times he says he can still feel the
lower part of the creature moving about "a
bis stomach, leaving no doubt that it is 4
snake, and not very small one either.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13

BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT following ex-
tract contains some wholesome truths beauti.
fully set forth:
Men seldom think of the great event of
death until the shadow falls across their own
path, hiding forever from their eyes the
traces of the loved ones whose living smiles
were the sunlight of their existence. Death
is the great antagonist of life, and the cold
thought of the tomb is the skeleton of all
feasts. We do not want to go through the
dark valley, although its passage may lead to
Paradise; and, with Charles Lamb, we do
not want to lie down in the muddy grave.
even with kings and princes for our bed
fellows.
But the fiat of Nature is inexorable. There
is no appeal of relief from the great law
which dOoms US to dust. We flourish and we
fade as the leaves of the forest, and the
flower that blooms and withers in a day has
not Trailer hold upon life than the might.
lest monarch that ever shook the earth with
his footsteps. Generations of men appear and
vanish as the grass, and the countless multi
tudes that throng the world to-day, will to-
morrow disappear as the footsteps on the
shore.
In the beautiful drama of " Ior," the in.
stinct of Immortality, SO eloquently uttered
by the death of the devoted Greek, finds
deep response in every thoughtful SOUL
When about to yield his young existence as
sacrifice to fate. to his beloved CIemanthe
ne replies: :" have asked that dreadful
question of the hills that look eternal-of the
clear streams that flow forever-of the stars
among whose field of azure my raised spirit
hath walked in glory. All were dumb. But
while gaze upon thy living face, feel that
there Is something in the love that mantles
through its beauty that cannot wholly ner.
ish. We shall meet again, Clemanthe. y
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13

Judge Andrews was candidate for gov
ernor of his State, and was explaining to a
large crowd how his friends had pressed
him to be candidate, and that the office
was seeking him, and that he was not seek
ing the office. In fact" exclaimed he
" the office of governor has been follow;no
me for the laat ten years w Just then a
tall countryman in the audience arose and
shouted, "But here's yer consolation,
judge; you're gainin' on it all the time
and it will never catch youw The pro
phecy was literally fulfilled.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13

The Nevada Transcript, of March Sd.
says: A little son of DIR. A. Chapman was
bitten by tarantula, yesterday morning.
on the shoulder, and the bite was SO poi.
sonous that the cuticle came off for half an
inch from the bite. The Doctor immedi.
ately saturated the wound with ammonia
and gave the little fellow heavy dose Of
whiskey, and no serious results followed
the bite.
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13

A PHILADELPHIA surgeon, who was on
ms way TO perform an operation on a pa
tient, had his carriage robbed and lost his
surgical instruments, while making tenn
porary stop, !" whereby" adds the reporter,
" the operation was prevented and the pa
tents life saved"
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13
The BRoDEHrcK WILL.-The Washington
of the s. 2. Yimes saws.

correspondent of the s. 2. Times saws:
hear it rumored on the streets of Wash.
ington, that movement is on foot to investi.
gate the particulars concerning the will of
the late David c. Broderick. Wilkes. Of the
New York Spirit of the Times, it will be re-.
membered, was the devisee, and sold the as.
tate to G. K. Garrison for $500, 900. Il Is
now worth many millions, and there are sew.
eral heirs discovered. The whole sub;ect has
been an inigma since the will was first adj.
mitted to probate. ~
The Shasta courier., 1869-03-13

l.. p. FISHER, go & FL New Mer-
chants Exchange, is our only authorized Agent in
San Francisco. For Eastern Advertising, Mr..
Fisher is represented by S. M. Pettengill Co,
of New York und Boston.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
Fosr Daily Trains Leave n. Y for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,

Via Jersey City and Camden and Amboy. Distance,
Smilss, Time, hours.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17

sr All New England passengers soldinr through
tickets will be transferred, with t<ir baggage, u Kali
| and Boat Connection. IN kcw York, wthOst sugo.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17

ChiIIs and Fever caused from certain poison
existing TN the atmosphere known ~ malaria, II r..
duces the vitality Of the hood, rotards tho action OF
the different organs and causcs Biliousncs-, Consti
patton, etc, and IN this way prepares the system for
any disease OF more scr Gus nature which may fol-
low. Te avoid further trouble, ard relieve yOurref
Of tas sosss, take H.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
CCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice 10 hereby given that On Mondsy the 2Dth
day Of December 1852, At the Rough and Ready En-
yinc House in township No. II, south range enc west
IN the sounty OF Alexander and state Of Illinois. an
election will DO held for one School Trustee and on.
school Director for said township which election vi
BE- opened at O'Clock 4. NJ, and will continue open
until 4 O'Clock i. NJ, Of the same day.
By order Of tho Trustees OF schools OF ssd tornshp
W. A. WINSTON,
dsasdtd Township Treasurer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17

To Boston and New England passengers this 70 ut.
10 especially desirable, as II YES thon opportunity
Of seeing the finest views Among the kii-Rhsny
Mountains, besides visiting Pttsburg p ilAislphia
aud New York, without EItrm,st.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
INSURANCE.

UNIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPANIES;
NIAGARA, NEW YORK;
AssETS..........el ,436,2 20
GERMANIA, NEW YORK;
ass Trs-...."..si, oos .cai ~
HANOVER, NEW YORK;
ASSETS .s726, 7s3 II
REPUBLIC, NEW YORK;
pas %
Comprising the Underwriters Agency.
YONKERS, NEW YORK;
ASSETS. 1875, ls< ID
ALBANY CITY;
ASSETS .....-......es5S,io los ~
FIREMAN'S FUND, SAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS, (soldj .ss7 1000 90
SECURITY. NEW YORK; (Marine.)
AssBTs. .4sa,sss 90
Stores, dwellings, fur,i,urs, halls and ssrsoes
inssrsd ct rates ~ hvorsblo e. sound permanent
security Gill warrant.
respectfully Ask Of tho e.tsors OF esrs ashsre OF
their patronage. -
novst z. >. HC0HEs,
OSes at pirst National Bank
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
SEWING MACHINES.
& lIBBS
" SEWING UMachine
Is THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.

IL IuL DLSI TOh IAhiLt Sob'
Nlyni stitch, Hem, Fell, Tuck. Cord,
w Hind, Brsid, Quilt aUd Embroider
beautifully. IL will, With the FINEST needle and
thread from perfect work on the hnest Salnropk
the hcaves, beaver cloth and eowhide, with NJ
change Of needle, thread or tension. IL will use
faster and stlier than any other machine. II forms
nat, even and elastic seam d ferng from every other
stitch. eschio loop seins TWISTED by means Of
THE "RoTArIsG HOOK"
and drawing the twist into the goods, thus securely
fastening every stitch 20 that viii bear Is
cut nj frequent Intervals and In that case even. the
all eircumstances 70 'ssr,vs tho washiub' Old.
worn on. family garments, eoson., pants ars,,..
where wa, tho GREATEsT COMPETITION AMI TO
this stitch premiums have been awarded for IL
superiority, Durability, Elasticity and
A patented device prevents tho possibility Of the
machine being run in the wrong direction, or the
balance wheel ever wearing or touching the dress,
Thus avoiding tho great trouble Of other machines
No BREAKING OF NEEDLES,
The blade Of ths needle IL less than ihree'feurths
Of an inch long, and IL straight.
WRONG.
Any one may adjust them IN THE DARK. The
hem may he OF any width. No other hemmor UT fell
Ter j. like this. IL turns the hem on the right OF nn'
il VII, nos drop stitches. as the needle !.
no, vibraie, like longer ones. They arc
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
cIsIoS.
Hence each part Is and can be reai.
iyrspaced In case OF accident II will last genera
usn, II properly cared for. None who has used II
Tho roundne.s, evennes., durability and beauty Of
IN stitch
WERE newer EQuALED.
II. RAPIDITY, ABSOLUTE STIFFNESS. EASE
OF MOTION, narrowness and neatne.s OF It's HEN
and FELL were nsvsr approached amy other
rHEsS " T iss wo RET
Whatever the merits of the other machines. it is no
disparagement to say the Wilcox Gibbs Is worth,
for family use. double that Of any other ever offered
Il ressived the Gold Medal Of the American In.
sh,u,s-ths FIRST PREMIUM for
1.-THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
Of the great New England Fsir-the Vermont state
Far-the Pennsylyanla state fair-i.. Indiana state
Far--thc Is,Sa State Fsir-and at over 90 County
Fairs throughoutthe West-makng more FirstPrem'
iums thsa we're taken by all other Sewing Machines
tegeIher IN thessne hne'
It Is now tho Great Leading Family Sewing
.. Machine.
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
". ake other machines in exchange. we sell
Oil, CoYfoH SILE. TwIsr and NEEDLES Tor every kind
Of Ssvng Machine.
Agents Wsnted.-rsrms TO Agents, descriptive
circular asd specimens Of work, seat free by mail, on
receipt Of stamp, or had Of
CORNELL, WARD q COMINGS,
GENERAL AaBNTs,
IL Lake Street. CHI IcaRo. llAois
DILL HRADs,
N CARDS, -
ySsnei ct the once Of ths Ca,ToBu'
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17

lWd fer couxss colds. bronchitis and consumption,
II 10 not tot surpassed. A. A TONIC BEVEkAGE
Nis uscauscd, aud 10 . ssfe preventive against
cAlis AID Psvef Il taken regularly.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
RAILROADS..
CEN1RALR
ID b IL a. a. TIs A OK.

At Pitsbui trains from the West run direct TO the
Union depot IGssCn for larrI sburg Bald.
more, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17

vM give strength And appetite. will destroy that
feeling OF WEAKNESS that cings so tcnaeousy to any
when recovering from tki, disease 10 10 highly
samsadsd for the cure OF Dyspepsia,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17

THIS the only route by which passengers can leave
Chicago Saturday afternoon, VA through car. thus
train leaves the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago
a.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-17
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
STATE.ROOM SLEEPING CARS,

VUVUTUH HLtHV,
Run through TO Philadelphia on all Night Trans,
and New York via Philadelphia and Allentown, with.
out change ahording Passengers u night Of und-.
~ rl...Ir. AMI
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

During the week ending to-day the amoun, OF
FractionalCurrGhcy forwarded from the Treas
ury Department was as follows: Assistant
Treasurer at Boston, Sloo.O00; Assistant Treas
urer al Phiadelphia. el0o."oE Assistant Treas
urer at St Louis, SS0.W0; Y ). Depository at
Plttsburg, Pa, S6o,OO0; u. :. Depository at
Chicago, Ill, sl00OO0; National Banks ana
others, S234,&es. Total, S6&4,i6.
The amount Of securities held by the Treas-
urer Of the United States in trust for National
Banks, for the week ending to-day, was as
folowe; For circulating notes, S@&2 7ts,s ~: for
S372.eCs,I5O
The amount Of National Bank currency Is
sued during the week was sis7 ,0s0. making the
total .amount issued mp 20 date S3I&,e0-, ,06i.
From this is TO be deducted the following
amounts: Mutilated bills returned, el3 Or, ,OGl:
notes OF Insolvent han KS redeemed and burned
si,Uos,s73 leaving In actual circulauon AZ this
date, S299, ,s1o,ls5.
The amount of Fractional Currency redeemed
Fad destroyed during the week was s35i,2O0.
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tEy Bdnkers' and Brokers' Telegraph, Jane. N
Gdssdtody, operator
Lewis johnson Co quo stocks and bonds
In nome and foreign mst kets a follows:
NEW YoRK, May ls.-First Board-U q g.
lt6l, coupon. l2l; 5.20s, l6oa. coupona i2O ::
ls04, coupons 1l6; 1854 coupons, II6x; ls6s,
coupon, new, 1lsA; 620's, l5o7, coupon, ms !: 7:
l0.40's, coupons, 100: Pacific Mail 95k: Ono
Z Miss OeruncateA 80 <; Mariposa, % X: Atian-
nc Mail,none; Canton. % 4; Clnberiand, none;
western Union Telegraph. s4A; Quicksfiv yer.
lyhi Boston Wafer Power, l76: New YORK
Central, lslx; Hudson, l5sx; Heading, sJX;
michigan Central, none; Michigan Southern
lO6sj Illinois Central. ls5a; Oleveiand' and
10'2i Cleveland Toledo. none; Rock Island,
l2.4 Fert Wayne. 1aA; Alton Terra aaute,
39A Toledo Z wabash, 72l; Adams Exp..
6li Wells, Fargo %. Express, 33k; United
States Express 6sk: American Express, lOX
MerchAnu' Union, Is; Chicago q Alton. I5s:
90; 90 preisrrsd. none. Market steady. Gold,
fBy Cable.l
AoNpoA, nay Is, p. m--Consols closed ar
2Aas2A; Bonds, Se4, quiet Illinois, 95: Erle
2Oh a2l; Atlantic. 25a25k. Market steady
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds, SIX
LIVERPOOL p. m.-Cotton closed a shade
easier Sales Of 5000 bales. Middling Uplands,
llh; Middiine Orleans, TX.
NEW YORK, May I5.-No shipme ats from
this port to-day.
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AFFAIRS IN THE PENNsYLvANIA Coal Re.
GIoNs-FJteen ThOusdnd Wars on a St,tke-A
dispatch irom Scranton, Pa, dated THU. .day,
>ays:-The strike OF the coal miners hes ex-
tended to-day 70 ne:rly ali tire miue. south of
and around Wilkesbarre, aad to some in the
vicinity Of PItston. Full half OF the 10000
miners OF the whole anthracite region have
now quit work. In obe.ience TO the mandate of
the central committee Of the miners, but a vet
no formal demand for ircrease e Of wages, nor
any statement Of grieva ,ces, have been made
and none OF the miners seem to have q clear
ida why hey have abandoned work The
employees Of the large companies around
Sci anton and Carbcndale have not yet deter
mlred whether they Will quit work, and the
continue nee OF the strike largely depends upon
their action; II they decide 10 Join the move.
ment protrac.ed suspersioa Of mining opera
tiops Is expected, bat in ca OF their refu \, il
is presumed The strike will last but few day
IL Is asserted oy operators that the move
ment - dc s,gncd 70 fol ce a basis OF payment of
miners, predic lfcd upon the New York mar
ket price OF coal, VIII, lever it NAV be, and that
twenty per cent will be demanded
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TELEGRAMS TO The Star.
This AlssrnseI's Dispatches.
sPEECa OF THG AUSTRIAN EN-
PEROR

FtHsrA, Nay tS.-The Emperor Francis
Joseph, in closing the sessions Of toe Rescns-
rsth, yesteidsy, msde q Lang Aad pleasant
ep ech. He recalled TIE situa ioa OF Aussris
condition Of sfstrs, and traced the course OF
leeislstlon Of the R-Ichsrath since that time.
He was reioiecd q; the friendly arraneement.
made with Hungary, and at tue condition OF
the nnances ana OF ;he army. He felt mat
peace was indispensable 20 the national pros
perIty, ana the prcseat relations Of Austria
with the other powers OF the world assured
him OF rs continuance. II. reviewed the late
Yefor ms enacted by the Reichsr srath, and hoped
that they would become the ossss Of harmonSous
snd pacific relations betweep Church ana State
In con cluding. be thanked all the members for
their past exeruons, and expressed the hone
that they would all support the Const luton
as Austria offered full liberty 10 the people OF
every nation aud guaranteed their right of self
government. The Emperor was often inser-
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JEWEL ROEBERY.

CANANDAIsUA, N. u, May 1.-The Jewel
~ establishment o. Il. II us WA Toboed tAis
morning, aier the poiice nau had h-ea with
the rt sidc aCe OF Thonss Sseveasoa Hills fore
ma rinsd his pockets Of toe KEYS OF the store.
ana some small change, after which they en-
tered the store and opened toe safrs, SHOW cases
and drawers and Oh .,ncd thsref. ON diamonds.
watches, jewelry, &C, 20 the amoun; OF s5.ocO
Ibe police and DEF. ctivcs are on the alert.
though there Lo clue 20 the robbers
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ANNIvKRsARY OF THE UNIVERSAL PBAC r
SccIE1Y.-Tbe third auivers .ry of the Un,.
veri nj Peace Society was held in New York
yesterday, less than one hundred being prp,-
ent: Alfred h. Love, OF Phil delphia, presided,
win Miss Julia Crouch, Of Mystic, { On necti-
cut and Professor j. K. H. Wilcox of Wash.
ington, " T., secretaries. Miss Crouch re ID
the third annu Al report. A resolution was Of
Tered by Giles Ii. Steboins, setting forth that
while in the British possessions there has ever
been prots ction and Justice equal and impair.
ual, to white men and Indians, on our side of
the line there are miserably executed laws and
hatred OF race, which have led to bloody mas.
saeres; therefore, this contest should lie Id our
Government and people to justice, exact and
impartial, and peace as a result between the
white man and the Indian. A long series of
resolutions in the interest Of peace and denun-
clatory OF war, thanking the President for his
presented
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TELBGRAPHIC BLUNDRRs.-Ap action vss
brought in the Court Of Queens Bench, Lon
for recovery Of q loss occasioned by q mistafe
in telegram. Some amusine stories we're
told in the course Of the Trial OF mistakes Of n
similar kind, such a "Your wife 10 deli versd,
when should have read 90 nns girl" .Want-
60, Two nund. bouquets," an expensve srder,
which literally construed, vas sWantsd, two
nand oouquets." Only the other day Q case OF
thie kind came under notce. A lsdy livine n
London, received one evening the following
eelegram from Scotland: "Your son cannot
live for long" In IN agony Of despair tie lady
Joy abe found her boy alive and we'll, ana sboat
to start ont shooting. The son WaS - Daoh
astonished @ the mother. sOhi woaosrfal
son. To 20 astonish mother" And this shoah
tor London"
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Heron h. .ppl,sd sOrs divorces.

0Maulda Hsron has appiisd for divorce.
II blister.
@Andrsv Johnsoas propsrty 10 va,ssd n
~Fashion has dscrssd that sus>.~-.
rings should Be cluster Of diamo03S. ~
must b dslightfal sor prospective eros.. 80
modern Romeos 70 l-arn -
o0In gentie0ens fashion the prsv~s,.-
style 1or pfemenads 10 DARK Eueilsh cut-a-Vx
coat white double-brsastsd vest, tieSt tro-ssy
OF dark material, and Oxford nafs ISvNSss
sc,s ~ -, NJ. caae, and pink in len butsos.
ooTq OF enEineers, consisting OF a.
-. 1eotee y; 0cClsllan, 0saeraI Chsr,S 6
.s..I me Gen @ A. 0iimors has - =.
Ro.nea y the Middlesex Counfv -
@ Ooen ~, N Coanecacut 70 approve Of - ssacr sI
acres n. op ne Az, ,Lss n..rosa Ssiaes
~. strike in the neiehborhood m g.
I'd, fa'' has Terminated, and ths minsr. s.s ss.
"a child was last vssk e.rn 8,
sS N ylng: The little angel toot n. e.e eeiase
y VI nsee hour1 st,y IN this wicSsa Vora5sshs a5sshs
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THE NEW wHlPe,NG.poSr AND Pill
LOkN ~ DILAMARE.

NEWCASTLE, DsL- May l5.-rhe new WHIP
ping -post end p.'lory - 4 IN the jlu ya-s
here oy ne autnorte- OF New lstle county,
10 supply the place OF the aac'ent aud Won
ont one. was IN aug y rated to-day VITA the usual
interesting ceremoni-z. Tni1 moruiag thres
men convicted Of petty o1enc Were placed in
the pillory in the presepce OF a isrSe crowd
This afternoon ten per oas a-e 20 receive
punishment 81 the han~s OF tne sherid.
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Baltinsrs markess, rs.Sav.

bALTInosi. May 15.-Ootton quiet ana
steady; Middling Uplands, 2s. Flour dull.
and prices irregular. Receipts OF wheat small
ana prices nominal Corn firm: white g; vel
low unchanged. Oats dull. Rye dull. Pork
quiet, at S3l 50aS3l.75 Bacon firm-Rib sides
ioA clear do, ~; shoulders, li5; hams Iea2O
Lstd Gull Al lsc. Whiskey nrm at ssc, with q
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wall Street fs.dav

NEW YORK. May l5-Money steady at 6a7
per cent Sterling Exchange, 10ss. Gold,
l39R. 520's, 1s62, coupons Ias X; ga, il5k; 'o5,
ll9i 90, lleS. l0-iO's, coupons, 1O5. Norsh
Carolina's, new, 55s. Eirginia's, ex-conpon,
Sc 4; do. new, 6Il