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vEyANTEDTO RENT, A SMALL HOUSE,
w or part of House, in tie central part of the
city. Apply at the DRUG STORE, No. l31 Meeting
street January11
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OTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
y if applied for Immediately
() Ono 12-horse Portable ENGINE
III One 4-horse Portable Engine.
CAMERON. BARKLEY l. co,
Northeast corner Mee.ing and Cumberland. streets.
January -
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MIDDLING COTTON sold on Saturday in
this market at 28l cents, and at the close
holders were asking 30 cents. Nus le Roi!
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The SPEECH of Senator Leslie, of Barn
we'll, on the Militia bin, is worth reading.
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AW MOTTO MCMILLAN KING,
Ii Esq. is this day admitted partner in ouI
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL & SEABROOK, LAWYERS,
No. 80 Broad-street.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL.
HENRY SEABROOK.
MCMILLAN KING. January
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Gor SaIf.

EoK SALE, THAT HOUSE AND LOT.
E situated in Line-street, one door from the
corner OF Percy. The Lot measures u feet deep by
271z front The House hes been recently put IN
good repair, and will be sold very low. Apply to
J.A. ENSLOW Co.,
J,nuary1 II mW2 No. 14I tast Bsy
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no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE.

ITO MANUFACTURERS SALE,
i that property known as the KALMIA MILLS,
situated in Edgefeld District, S. c., on the South
Carolina Railroad. about eight miles from Augusta
Ga, consisting of FACTORY BUILDINGS, ten
and eighty IHROSTLE SPINDLES, with
preparation for about four thousand Spindles. Aso
o quanhty of PAPER MACHINERY. All Of the
above machinery is new, and on the premises over
sixty COTTAGE AND TENEMENT HOosES, SAW
AND PLANNING MILL, and MACHINE SHOP, to-
gether with the Water Power and four thousand
two hundred and afty .Biue acres Of Land. q,
For further particulars, apply to
M L. FOSTER,
On the premises
Or by letter to Augusta, Ga. Also, r. COGIN, Au.
gusta Ga. W. o. LANGLEY & CO., Nos. 17 and 10
White street, New Yo.k. mthe December IA
ERUIT FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
j. AIKEN, S. C-THREE HUNDRED ACRES
The farm has nearly fve thousand trult trees, con-
sisting ofPe?ch, Apple Cherry, Plum, Pomegranate
Fig, Pear. &C. Also, variety Of small truiis as
Raspberries, Strawberries, imported Blackbsrries
&C.. all ef the choicest kinds. also, about twenty
FIVE acres of the choicest Grapes of various kinds
One hundred acres of the land is cleared and good
farming land the balance Is wo,d land. For fur
ther particulars apply to JAMES W. MAY,
Northwest side of Courthouse,
December IT limo Charleston, s. @.
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ROCEKY STORE TO RENT.-THAT
VI fine Old Stand, corner of Bing and Clifford
streets is now vacant. Terms moder. te. Apply to
c. D. AHRENS & co.
January II
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SALT, BAGGING. &c.

EOO SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT
OOO 15 bales Dundee Bagging
20 bales Hupny Cloth
10 hhds. Bacon Sides and Shoulders
80 bbls. Crushed and Coffee sugars
30 bbla. s. a. Molassrs
100 boxes Soap. various brands
Tobacco, Candles. Flour, Ricc &c.
For sale by RAYENEL HOLMES,
+. .-sG - t-.a= No. 1T East Bay,
January II Opposite Accommodation Wharf
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Wants.

WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED
w Sea Island Cotton Planter, aSlTUA1ION as
Supe rintendent for the present year. Apply to GALL
LARD MINOlT, No. % Adger's wharf.
January II 4hiths
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INFORMATION WANTE D.-AHY IN
FORMATION given of STEPHEN Keys, who
reached the city GU Wednesday last. will be thank
fully received by his wife, MARIA KEYS at Grocery,
corner Church and Chalmers-streets.
Qrcember 16
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NTOTIcE.--I HAVE IN MY POSSES
IN eION, at Georges Station. South Carolina
Railroad, large dark bay MARE MULE, with
email white spot between the cars; levied upon as
the property Of T. w. Clark at the instance of Henry
Roberts, colored.
Said Mule I have reason to believe, has been sto-
len by said Roberts. The owner, by proving prop
erty aud paying expenses, can recover the fame;
otherwise the Mule will be sold under the execution
on tho 10th January, at twelve o'clock NJ
G. p JACOBY,
Magistrate of Celletou County,
January 8
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Remaual.
ID T. NJ U v A l.

ID Z NJ OV A L.
j n A W
BEGS TO INFORM HIS FRIENDS, AND TIE
public generally, that he has removed to that more
central and commodious Store. No. 268 KING
STREET, where he will keep, aa heretofore, fash
ionable and we'll assorted stock Vi DRY GOODS,
pt moderate pi ices.
thankful for past fcvers. I most respectfully so.
licit continuance of the same.
]. SHAW,
No. 2G8 King.street
Second Store below Hasel-sireet.
January4 mwf6
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r United PARTNERSHIPS UN-
IL DERSlGNED have, in accordance with the
ACTS of General Assembly, and under firm name OF
WILLIAM GURNEY, and in conformity with the
articles of agreement of limited partnership bear-
ing date 9Th day OF September, 1851 expiring this
day.
Ii is mutually agreed TO renew and continue same
under said agreement to June LIST, 1869.
lsignedl WNI. GURNEY, General Partner.
iSigncd) JAY L. ADAMS, Special Partner.
Charleston, December ], 1868.
December 10 wfm1mo
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ITO RENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER.
i Apply at THIS OFFICE. October 2
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January1 II
ANCIN HOOL.
THE KEY TO FASHIONABLE AND UNFASH-
IoNABLE DANCING. de-

MONS. BERGER INFORMS HIS PATRONS THAT
his nrw quarter will begin on Tuesday the 9TH OF
January, over Mr.. HOLMES BOOK STORE, north
west corner of King and Wentworth and his satur'
days Soirees will begin the 9th. As most useful
Mons. will teach the Key to Modern Dancing and
the Walking, Sliding and Mixed Steps; theoe include
all the various styles OF steps used at the ballroom
and are easily mastered. As novelties. he will teach
The New Waltz, the German Hop and the Royal Ger
man. besides fancy dances of every description:
Private families and Boarding schools attended 70
as usual.
Mons. Berger is two we'll known 10 think any COM
ment necessary. "
For particulars apply atNo. ala KTNG-SIREET,
or at the Z ALL at ihe time of tuition.
Jauuary1 6fmW6
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@roreri.s .auS aaisfelansous.

CORN, BRAN AND FLOUR.
OnO BAGS PRIME WaIIE AND MIXED TEN
CUU NESSEE CORN
600 bags Wheat Bran, by weight ght-....-
140 bags choice Family FLOUR from Knoxville City
800 bbIa Fine, Extra and Family Flour - -
COFFEE, SOAP AND TWINE. ----~'
40 bags medium RIO COFFEE, at zoe q fb-
rs boxes Family Soap, pound bare, at &c p fb
bale three.ply Twine, at 30c q fb
10 coils half inch Manila Bale Rope.
The above goods are all on consignment, and will
be sold ct market rates by IN. ROBSON,
-,--, Mes. and Atlantic Wharf,
January II p&o
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COPARTNERsHIPN NOTICE.-I HAVE
u this day associated with me, IN the FACTOR.
AGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. my son,
HENRY 7. WILLIAMS, under the firm Of W. B.
WILLIAMS & SON.
WINTHROP B. WILLIAMS,
Accommodation Wharf.
Charleston, January /, 1869.
January fmwl3
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A GENTS WANTED.--S75 TO 5000 PER
N month, or commission from which twice
hat amount can be made by selling the latest I'm
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING Ma
CHINE; price Sls For circulars and terms. address
G. BOWERS & CO.. No. 800 South Thtrd-street,
Pa Smo December 8.
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CAMPSEN FIGURING MILLS.

FAMILY FLOUR FROM CALIFORNIA
WHEAT.
snO SACKS HIGH GRADE FAMILY FLOUR,
OUU ground from the celebrated California
Wheat unsurpassed in Wilderness and quality.
For sale by JOHN CAMPSEN T. co.
january II g..
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B0drDing.

DUARD, WITH PLEASANT ROOMS.
ID can be had on application at No. 81 HASEL'
STREET Br January8
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WANTED, A COUPLE OF Active,
w intelligent BOYS, at P. P. 1oALE's Door,
sash and Blipd Factory. Herbecks Wharf, near
Northeastern Railroad Depo. 2* January IL
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Gopartnersbip Motift.

o,OPARTNERsHIP MOTTO E.--MR.
u THOMAS r. Mo6AHAN Is admitted partner
In our firm from the Let instant
tDWIN R. BATES co.
Charleston, January 1, 1869. January II
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ITO RENT, THREE SMALL HOUSES,
in Chestnutstreet tGadsden's Green). In per-
feet order and rent moderate. Apply at HARRI-
SONS Wood Yard No. Chestnut-sreet.
January Q -
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES @. RIGRTER'S Select Library OF New
Books contains oil of the latest publications.
April 81 No. 1Gl KING-STREET.
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WANTED TO HIRE, TWENTY-FIVE
w able-bodied HANDS to go in the country,
about twelve miles from the city. Good wages
promptly paid. Apply in BASEMENT OF STATE
BANK, corner of Broad and East Bay. January
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RENT. A PLAN rATION IN CHRIST
CHURCH PARISH, three miles from the Town
OF Mount Pleasant ontaining lands suitable for the
cultivation of sea island cotton and rice.
j. r. THoMLINSON,
Jauuarvg as Mount Pleasant
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WANTED, By A LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write foe the press employment on
ono or moro Literary Papers or Magazines, as a
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss Z. e. W., Postofice, Charleston, s. G.
October 8
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
CHARLES c. RICHTER,
April 81 No. 16l KinS-strcet.
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Cost anh (ouno.

TIOUND. A WATCH.-THE OWNER
u may recover the same by paying expenses.
Call at soda Water Manufactory King street, opro-
site Cannon-C. L. KORNAHRENs'.
January sm2r
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WANTED, A LADY TO TEACH H, THE II.11Is
on the Piano in family residing in the middle Sec
tion OF the state. in very healthy locality. One
having some experience In teaching preferred. Ap-
ply at THIS OFFICE. January
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CHEAP HAMS.
GooD sUGaR-CURED BANS GAGGED WAR
" RANTED sound, at 16 cents per pound
Choice Florida Syrup ~
New Orleans Sugar
Blackberry Wine fine article; highly recommend1i
ed for medicinal pul poses
Palm etto Hop Yeast Cakes fresh from the manufac-
tory, and for which we are sole pgents.
supply Of the above can be found at the
COOPERATIVE GROCERY STORE.
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered free. January1
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TD Rfut.

1yO RENT, A COMFORTABLE TWO"
i STOEYHOUSE, No. II Americe-street. To an
approved tenant the rent will be moderate. Apply
at LUMBER YARD on Horlbeck's Wharf, near the
Northeastern Railroad. January IL
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N1U RENT, THE RICE PLANTATION
known as SNITHFIELD. near Combahee Fer.
~, containing about 200 acres rice land at good
mitch of the tide. For further particulars apply at
Ibis OFFICE fmw3 January8
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T Aw NOTICE.--THE UNDERSIGNED
4 have associated themselves as Coparlners In
the PRACTICE OF LAW.
Office for the present, No. % BRoAD.sTREET.
HENRY D. LESE NE.
January CH. RICHARDSON MILES.
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WANTED, By A YOUNG MAN OF
w steady hlbits and industry, situation as
CLERK, or to assist in any kind Of work; has no
particular business; is quite used to the pen, and
willing to make him self generally useful can be en-
gagged only from halfpast Four o'clock in the after
noon until Twelve at night. For particulars address
XXX, Charleston Postofice. January 6
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CITY TAxAs-MONTHLY RETURNS

January S
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-05
A Card.

Messrs. Schapker, Bussing & Co.,
OF this city, in a card published in
the Evansville JOURNAL, June Sd,
take occasion to warn the publ
against the esta bIislament of aaaofice
IN this city for the sale of that Great
Family EdUorite, the Florence iSetCinq
Machine, under a misrepresentation of
the facts of the case, presume. The
company being DESTROYS of establish
ing an Office In this city to become
tne headquarters for large district
of country. and wishing an Agent to
give the business his whole undivided
attention, employed the und eTsigaed
to establish his Office at No. II South
Second Street, In this city, as head
quarters for Southern Indapa, South
ern Illinois and Northern Kentucky.
The contract of Messrs. Schapker,
Bussiug q Co., with the General
Western Agent of the company, Civ
ing them thirty days notice In case of
supercedure or removal to close up
their business with the Florence
Sewing Machine Comp III, lthr0pgh
some oversight, the General Agent
failed to give them notice until May
31st, which delay In notice has been
taken advantage OF by said firm afore.
said. The. contract referred to by
Messrs. Schapker, Bussing & Co,
simply gives them control of Wander
burgh County only for thirty days
longer after May 31st. 1869, The
undersigned Agent has full control
Of the balance of the territory afore-
said from this date, and will proceed
at once to enter upon the duties of
his office at No. II South Second
Street, between Main and Locust
Streets, and give the inhabitants of
the aforesaid district an opportuRity
to exsmine this Great Family Sewing
Machine, which needs only to be care
fully examined to recommend itself
to all who wish 70 purchase a
Machine. a. B. HOWARD, 49,
5 Agent, No. IL South Second st.
led 2t
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st. Louis Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June 4.
T0BAcCo-Strong, higher, and Jugs active
at Us 75GS 90 for sound. So 00@9 90 for CONF
mon leaf, and other graGes unchanged.
Cotton Nominal at 2T9275&e Tor mid
dliUg.
HEMP-Dull at $50 for choice addressed,
and S.S35 for pressed.
FLoUR-Dull aud weak at 81 25Q4 IS for
supertne, S5g6 90 for Xxx, S791S 90 for Xxx,
S. 25d9 IS for fancy.
WHEAT-Slow and lower for Spring at
81 O7gl % for No 2. and 81 II No 1; fancy
lots of Fall brought higher prices, but
otner grades were dull; prime TO choice
red sold at u 209l IS; and fancy at III 500
81 90.
CORN = Dull and droopinp; prime to
choice white in sacks sold at GSG7lc, choice
yellow b5g66cs and do. mixed BA965c.
OATS-FGrmer at 63UGfc for mixed and
white, and 65G67c for choice and fancy.
RYE-Steady but slow al soc Tor prime.
BARLEY Nothing doing; small lots OF
Spring sold at 81 49,
WHISKY dull at 94e
GRocERTEs--Very dun and but little do
Ing: prices unchanged.
PRoYI- IONS Very strong, with an up
ward ten dencyl and holders are not To dis
Bacon strong at 1870 l35zc for shoulders,
TIC Tor clear rib sides, l715d175<c for clear
SIDES, aud 2O1ac for sugar-cured hams also,
clear RIB, buyers June, at Cincinnati at
&c. Lard, lS14c for choice Kettle and Job
DiCR
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River Disnnfcl,es-

> PIrTsBURG, June 4. .Monongahela g feet
5 inches and falliug. Clear and warm
thermometer TS9, f--s t.#E .y tora
NASHVILLE, June River swelling; 3
feet on Harpeth pSEoalS. " Gather wGrna
and. showery. Arrived: Talisman, from
Cairo; Romeo, f ON Evansville. Depart
ed Romeo. for Evansville. ~ sua1 Iaf7
= LOUISVILLE, June 4.-Port List-R, e.
Lee, to New Orleans; q. s. Wlcks from ST.
PAM e :. Pomer2y ~, Tom EarGow' e Its
willie: Leonid s., from Pittsburg. 60 est.
Louis. River rising with feet2 inches
in the canaf, g feet 2 inches on the Fails,
aud 5 feet 2 inches. over the rocks. Raining.
Business duh.
ST. LOUIS, June 4AArrived-Roh Roy.
from X oku4; Gily Of PeAin, from Peoria
WauntfsI, from Plttsburg; Seue Memph Is,
from Memphis: P0sthoY, from W yam otle ;
Colun bian, from Omaha; On ampion, from
Cincinnati. Departed - Sucker state. for
st Paul . Rob Roy, for keokuk; Belle
Memphis. for Memphis The river Is sing
again slowly. and the upper streams are
swell tng at various points. Weather, wet
ana COO, with a heavy rain nearly all
last night, and shoWery to-day. Their. 81
CIS oISsATI, June .4---AITived-Gienda
Departed = Golden Eagle. for Wheeling;
Giendale, for st. Louis. The river rose "a
feetg wtlll. how 2511 feet in the channel
and 761aS feet under the bridge. Weather
variab e.
MEMPHIS, June s4.-Weathef warm and
rainy. The river is rising. Departe -
M rule Sis.y, for st Louis, and the RIeilr
hAOlA AOA ANCW OAtOahSs
NEW ORLEANS June -DepaTted--Bis-
marck, Tor st. Louis, and the swallow, for
Cincinnati. .=#.r ~
CAIRO, June 4.-Port List-David Watts,
Tennessee r yer to st Louis, IL p. N
Ajax, New Orleans TO Pittsbufg, 4 A. N
ArgOsy, New Orleans to Cincinnati, 7 A. NJ
MinneoIa, Memphis to CinainnatL y A. M.
Tyrone, NASHVILLE packet, 10 A. N. !: Lunlf-
mary, st. Louis to Vi clxsUurg, p. N. : Mary
Erwin, Ohio River to New Orleans, 4 p. N.
Qu1ckstep, Evansville packet, 5 p. NJ
P. NJ; Gem, 81. Louis to Tennessee River.
z 2. N. River rose % inches. Weather
cloudy and warm.
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1 DID, T NH H.H u r#aH #r. F.
The sales of tobacco yesterday
afternoon amounted to one hundred
and thirty-ohe hogsheads. The
ATTENDANCE Of bidders was large, and
the bidding was spirited. Among
the heaviest buyers we note Jacob h.
Miller, Esq and Isaac Keen, Esq. /,
the former buying tweRty. five and
the latter seventeen hogsheads.a baf 8,
The sales by Martin, Gardner & Go!
footed up ninety-fopr hogsheads at
prices ranging from s. 3d. to So %.
| Weldon Bros. a. Go. also sold
twenty seven hogsheads at figures
ranging from IS 95 to s12 Is for Tugs
to good leaf. rroh 1svan sysr sw .snu
Il The total sales Of the week foot up
2G6 hogsheads.. 2l6 Of which were
sold by Martin, Gardner q Co., and
80 by Weldon, Bros. "a Go. Goo. f.
The prices realized yesterday were
good, and tobacco Of all grades gener-
ally sold for all that twas worth. Our
merchants are doing all in their power
to make this the tobacco market of
the Ohio Rivef. and with every pros
pect of ultimate success. ...s
The quotations for all grades are as
/ foliows.a hnn a.-aJ ial laa.aa l..ssi
Trash to Common Lugs............-... S q exc
Good ...-- q ~
Common Lea $40 "a
Medium .-.. WiUz
| GOod........... @lz'z
l254gl4
Selections
| The sales next week promise to be
very large, and the Petrolia and Ada
Lyon arrived yesterday evening with
forty-three hogsheads for Martin,
Gardner & Co, -e ,..
The growth of the Evansville
tobacco market has astonished every
body. Less than two months ago,
the sales of tobacco in this city were
quite light; but in the past two weeks
alone the aggregate number sold fOots
up $50 hogsheads. To handle so
much tobacco requires large amount
of capital, but our leading men are
buying tobacco, and money is plenty
One fact is self-evident already,
and that is. that we need a larger
tobacco warehouse. We understand
that movemeutison foot for the cree
ton of fine aud commodious new
warehouse, and we hope that the re-
port is we'll founded. Give us plenty
of room, for our tobacco men will un-
doubleday get all the tobacco &c
handle that they care about. a1'
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european MarkeI.
LONDON. June 4.


CoNsOI1s - For money 92I<; account 921z.
Five twenty bonds AT London DUH 6UIsi
do. at Frankfort o6tsaS7; Erles, io54; I5il-
nois Centra'.4 g5 stocks fiat. YallOW
As Cd Sugar a0s 6d0 Os. Rehhed Petro-
Ieu-tI Is 5zfa4Os; petroleum ~ Ant werp
firKner al 4T5Sf. Btnses q all 4 a lbs.
LIVERPOOL June The cot on sales
for the w elk We're 9eg03 bales, inc udIag
Is. O0D pa es Tor ex ort, and II, 900 Bales on
speculation; stock 5sZObO bates, OF which
23I 600 bales were American. Market To-
rav Is a shade firmer; mIdCiing uplands
IIEd: Orleans, 4lISd; sales l20D bales.
III, Manchester market for yarns and
fabrics is hTmeF, and better prices realized.
CalIfOrnia white wheat - "a; red western
s. I'd. Western Flour 22s Cd. Corn
Us 81. Oats IS I'd. Barley 81. Peas 37s Cd.
PORK 99s. Beef sos Lard rs Ga. Cheese
SIS. Bacon buoyant at 6Is. Naval stores
drmer; not higher.
HAVRE, June A--Cotton l42L francs on
the spot.
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BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June o.
LIVE STocK-Receipts, ,230 head of cattle
to-day, complete for the week. [, 30: mar
ket unchanged from Wed esday, and
about all have been sold. A lot Of little
State cow, 81 cWt, sold at So 20; a drove
of ~ cwt. stears at SIG %, and a drove
Weighing IA cwt. at l5Gl6c. sheep come
in spariDgfy, only ] 900 head to-day about
l,D3J head OF former receipts are sill un-
sold, and the market Is slow; owners and
sAIesm en- hold them irm at old rates, or a
lutte higher IN view OF the light arrivals
sales OF 1 Car load or ONO 80 pounds at TIC,
car cOarse Indiana IS pou nds at &c and
car thin Ohio 81 ounds at 515c; I20 Jerh ey
lambs % pounds brought l312c, with some
Of So pounds az I415c. Hogs are scarce TO-
day, oniy 10 car loads having arrived, but
y car loads came in yesterday; they nave
declined u SA994c; dressed filling TO
NE, and are MOI active.
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Cincinnati narEet.

By Telegraph.l rCINoIENATI. June f.
FLoUR-U Unchanged; family So 5Oa5 rs.
WHEAr-Dull; 81 10 ana 81 ~ for Nos. 2
and 4 red. s
CoRN-Dull; ear 6I@63c; shelIed 63a64c
QATS-Ftrmer because OF light supply :
sales at 90 TO TIC.
RYE-Dull at 81 10 for No l. lI
CoTrON-Firmer, with a good demand :
sales of 100 bales at 2S14 a2e15o Tor fniddlIng.
The total stock by actual count is Is, 100
bales.
WHIsKY--In moderate demand at Csc.
MESS PORK -s3l So
BULK MEATS -I25<c for shoulders and
lo9loNc for sides, closing strong at the lat
ter rate.
BAco Firm at I31S, II and l714c. Sugar
cured hams lS1$0l91Sc.
LARD-Qull at 1916.
RUTTER-FiFm, with q demand fully
equal TO the supply; fresh 23ta25c
EGGS-Dull at 1876. tf944
OIL--Ltnseed oil Is dull at 81 OSi lard oil
81 4Ogl a: petroleum 28@30c. ~
GoLD-lSS buying.
ExCHANGE-DuiIHt Ito discount buying
cent.
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strawberry Festival,

+ The ladies of the First Baptist
Church and congregation will hold a
Strawberry Festival at Masonic Hall,
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
June 8th and 9th. Admission fec
Adults p cents; children 10 cents.
An elegant lunch will be served at
the same place Wednesday and Thurs
day from II o'clock A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ.
A generous patronage is earnestly de-
sired. The proceeds of the Festival
will be used in finishing the new
church building, corner of Third [ d
Cherry Streets. The work has already
been commenced, and will be pushed
forward as rapidly as possible. j3td