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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-10
TERMS FOR 1870.
CLUBS,

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are sent to one address.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-10
5. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine

was commenced y years ago. Equaling the Quar-
eres in It's literary and scientific departments, it
has won wide reputation for the narratives and
sketches Which enliyen its pages.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-10

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-10
Standard Periodicals for 1870.
Republished by the Leonard Scott Publish
ing Co., New York.
Indispensable to al DESTROYS Of being ceH informed
The great subjects Of the dGy.
l. The Edinburgh Review.
This Is the oldest of the series. In its main fea.
Brougham Jeffrey, sydney Smith. and Lord Hol-
land its original founders and first contributors.
2. The London Quarterly Review,
which commences its l2sth volume it'll the January
number set on foot rival TO the EDIN-
BVRGH. 1t resoutely maintains its opposition in
politics, and shows equal vigor in its literary de-
partment
3. The Westminster Review
has Just closed its ed volume. In point of literary
ability this Review is fast rising level with its
competitors 1t is the advocate of political and re-
lgiOus liberalism.
4. The North British Review,

now in its 5lst volume, occupies very high posi-
ton in periodical literature. Passing beyond the
narrow Journalism of schools and parties, it appeals
to Il wider range of sympathies and higher integ
I-ity of conviction.
, 1870-06-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Chicago.

Port OF Chicago.
ARRIVED. .Jnnc es
Prop Traeaden, Green Bay, 1,coo m shingles, SEQ
Isa and sundFes
49,. ilsl. and aundr.ea 1,, -. 49,. =,
pkgs ilsl and suaarlea
StmE Iis Corona; a 81; @ y9ssph, = nEgs nst. ,x
snndEtes. ,.-
PIop New Efa Grand aa. ave s hTls plaster
PROP Chicago, Buffalo. ii pkgs Dish and sundrfes.
Bark Rntcher Boft Erie, 7s5 tons coal.
BARK Hemisphere, Erie, so TONS coal
Schr Cascade, Green Bay, 900 III shingles, JOG N
atAyes-
Schr Lerunt, MnskcEon, 40 m lumber, 20 m lat,t.
Schr TTtco!or, Holland, 30 m slaves.
~ pEFs l6i' iii. ~ -
schr reindeer, Bay CitE. Isl % lt1moe1.
Schr c. Raab, Sntton's Bay, 1S4 eds wood
schr Atmosphere. Baialo, SIS ions coal.
Sehr DsT1a sEa A Wes uns Ets 800 tops cca ,,o,
schr Hamlet, Carleton, 1875 eds wool
bas @ Fanny Garaasr, ocealo. IS * n M lumber: Der
g N timber: - - ' ''
s'n stone. "'''' ''u' '''nA7' 10 IL ''n''e'' ""o
schr japan, 1Iasonrllc, 1eo M lumber, Is m lath.
Schr Honest Johr, MusIcRon, 100 m lumber.
Sehr Atalanta ocaa.o I'D !Hn,,,sT5 % lath
Schr Mary Mcven, Mantstec, $50 n lumber.
Echf JO Villas. Little Sua1ntc0, $50 III iuulber.
Schr F. II. Poltcb. Buffalo. $3.50 bars. Fnilroad
iron. ..-.
Schr Norwegian, O5WeEo, 80 tons coal.
schr Fanny 1. Jones, Grand Naycn, 20 N lumber.
Schr Pilgrim, Dcpcre, 12o N lumber, ITO u lath.
Schr FLYING C!ouds bconto, rs u luinoefs ~ III
,atR. ,,,,- ,.,.,
ScoW Joan l1A'e, nAuls l!el, ~ Gus WOOD; ~,
scoV !! IL L. boom' H'te LAKE, : N iunoeF' eoo
seow Milton blsss s;a gsseS. ~ 81 q lu1noeE ln
ScoM AsGs' Aa,os Ganta.SiIl. % o. s c.is NO."
5coW 1eIcalcs, Sentigsne, g,, =. ~ ttts . mF1,,
H1IEG heaa,s, H1anu n sen u 10 ~ I G'1oe''
ScnI Mas. ToasG ~" 9,s,; ~; 20 U1 40 80 Ho-
scS schr S;anti,i' strieeon Has ao cs z,ooG.
scnr 1oakous, 'asa1 Geoho s1 a u 1u,n,sr, 10 m ,ath
oelt 1aIH' m 1ath o'1' ss'D ''s' 4'' - 'a'0e'' ~
schr I'Sn % Charles MnsSegon. m, s. III. M lumber.
sc scS. G marts Mnte I,Ee -, n i"mhcr o; m
s I!a1;.o Iath; sr.n,, u,x.n co p, ,u,,,,a.
schr hs 9ihaca S;l'ses~t,o IL ri IN III inanlmr
schr schr Wnsta x1cs 9insts@n ~ 70 II m inmhsr
St,t " Na1.n Mcfsa7t1;. pIer "a c,;s xyoo,1 O.,
oeul y. -.1e .1v.. hsrr' ~ 0'' "'o'' ~
sc1, Ateridiat,. Muskeeou. 10 c,1s won,. a3 c,1s
ee'' hers 'A"' ~Ao 'S' ~ 49,
scbr + Rret1en. White River. 50 m 1umber. q m
lath.
c.h- : = Gray. s5usIrron I'm II, 1umher
Schr Epeed. Little # Ssubl, - eds shiDgie bolts.
IL m tit,lbyr.
Scbr Maine Muskegup. 1856 IN lumber, 101 N lath
Echr NOrlh Staf, Peutnater, 14D u lumber.
Schr TSpsey. a[usktgop, Is IN lumber a5O III Isth.
Schr Eearins Pentwater, Il m 1nml,er. ~
Schr n Hail White Iaie. 13o cha hars.
Scnw Granville. Whtte Iase. 15 n lumber.
sSuM CIV Snnn,1 Eentssater sIe6 rasta
Sco,r Sfinpi. t:orfstr ise}tEat.,r I'm m lanher
scow Green Bay, oconto. 10 Il lumber. 11o III
, 1870-06-29
THE GREAT
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been revolu-
tionized. and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PRosTRATloN, IS THETRJ MED
ICAL ALPH1LOsOPHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION EHTTE1ks, pre-
pared with pure St. croix Rum and
Ca1isaya Bark, opened the eyes OF the
world to this great fact. The life-sus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and despouding BY an imme-
diate and most encouraging ehaage.
1fthe appetite has failed, it is quioks
ed: if digestion has been painfr IL
imperfeet,i it belomeseasy andf l ano
if the liver is torpid, it '~ Aoroasn
regulated; if the nerv~ : rouseo ane
they are strengthe" Is are relaxed
enc;se +b.v zen haunted by morbid
ana chss,S are put to fight, and hope
thoo-. -lulness return. In the face O:
.;, | .1aordinary cures Of general de
-uty, dyspepsia, biliousness, constipa
| tion and mental dependency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters, no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. The
terrible evacuents which were once pre-
I scy,'' as Spring aud Summer msdi.
c;nas = lost their prestige.
The sick will not take tt.eeu ts,eu4' ~ : ''''N
tatlon Bitters, in which are CON-
the elements Of a stomachic, an invig-
! GRANT, mild laxative, nervine, and
an anti-bilious specific, reigns in their
stead Sold by all Druggists,
, 1870-06-29
SEA MOSS rARtNE,
THE NEW FOOD SOURCE.

SEA MOSS FAR1NR.-This new and
elegant preparation, made from Irish
Moss, or Carrageen, is conceded to be
the cheapest, healthiest and most del1c-
ious food in the world as delightful
table dessert it has no equal. and Is
light and delicate food ior lnvalids and
children It is superior to all kindred
preparations.
This new article Of food hes every
where won golden opinions" Of all
sorts of people, and the housekeepers OF
the land generally regard it IN the
double light Of a staple necessary and a
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from l. cannot be obtained
even at an extra7agant cost from any
other source. For twenty-five cents you
can buy a package which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and a
like quantity Of Puadiugs, custaras,
Creams, Charlotte Russe, &c.
RAND SEA MOSS faRlRE CO.,
% Park I'ince, ". Il.
, 1870-06-29

Burhu in yacuo. juniper Berries. By dlsGlla.i,n 10
form fre sin. Cubcha e1tsacted by dlspl.esmen$
with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; c:E hsIa
rusar /. used aud zn,all proportion Of s2iEit Il 4
n,o1c paIatatc than auy now to use.
, 1870-06-29
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

Tuesday EVENING, june 23.
The general features OF the market for domestic
dry goods remain about the s11ne rs noted one
week ago. 11aLe has been onty fairly aettyc, and,
saye reduction OF 1c per Tari On a few lending
makes Of brown sheetings prices are nomnally un-
changed. Carpcitngs we're In meagre inquiry at
former quotations
Nc flnl the following In the Boston com,neresa,
Euilettn Of Saturday last:
:" In the dry goods market, trade ia scasonaA2y
quiet The active business season Is over: remote
tuyeEs have taken alf the goods they require for
thepFescnt, and no further demand Of consequence
Is ,ssxpectcd before the first Of August. Our local
lobbera hare mostly got through With their order
squaring semi annual accounts next week. After
tLis process Is completed and during tue season,
they viii, perhaps, be on the lookout fof chances
to *recnlate little, and make some preparations
for The fall trade. .
The stocks OF cotton goods are sold pretty
close up, and this fact may prevent any
material decline in Price, during the da', mid.
long as the marker shows steady reduction In the
cost ot raw material Hence the fall trade Is like-
" to open upon tatfler bare market, anl this will
10 measure offset tile depression md dlstrust
causedb the decline in cotton. The relations OF
supply an.l demand must regulate prices during
the balance OF the year. These MAJ undergo somc
trtflrg Tcrfslon ct the opening Of the next busl-
ness scaEoD, but until then no change can be ex-
lte,ted.
!" Standard brown shectings are dull and nun1-
iraliy unchanged 1t 141fG513c- Fine brown goods,
ct Tie best bran1s are in small stock, and steady
At quotations.
, 1870-06-29
MED1CALCAEDS.

ported 1Uu4-.
al rdLorem.
, 1870-06-29
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THB CHI
CAGO DAILY MARKET.


Sales of grain. 1our, and provisions VIII be found
Under tile head OF Cotnmefcta.' anil the rrainM In
all cases sold subject tn the us'lal charges VI stor-
age. unless otherwise expressed
BUITER-The receIptElof butter. tof tlc past feh
days or inuIc, hare been moderate, 50 taat al
though there has been something OF lallI.ls o4
in the demand. the stocks have been rt'thce''. ana
prices have ruled very dim All around, anu, 1o'
choice fah|e, q shade higher We ui'se as io-
lows: Choice dairy, 22f42ic; tRt 70 eoou sab anu
fIrkin, lsta.0c: cuinsuUn grades. 129l6c-
BAGGlNG-The movement IN yrain bags, Us
well Us in guanlcs, continues fair for the season,
aud the market rules hEtn and Steady. burians
remain quiet. Wool sacks arc meeting Tl;l,
Vie VET tuc1sass assi trmness @ pses are
cd: STARK, 43Htaa4c: Ludlow. 4ac; Lewiston,
A, 42Hc; American. 40c; AtnosKeaS, SIC: tnloh
A. CSC; gunnlcs, s14-bu. &c: gunn!es 4-btl, 299
soc: burlaps, 4-bn, I51zt9lskc: Wool sacSs. toc.
BUILDING MATERIALS.-The aggregate de.
maud was fair for this SEASON. aud quotations %ese re
1r1n, as follows: Michigan atncco, s5yo
cas-; New York 6uper1ne 40, Is.
$L00Gl25; marble dust y br1 $l1FSS q, e
line, in bulk, . brl. s100; lime, N bri5, VI, an
$1.25; cement, Clark'a Utica, Z br, $1lHS! %
cement, Roscdale, = hrl, SaoGa3.25; Aktons =
bfl, {a.10{a225: Louisville cement, s215 1s2I.
plastering hair, q bu, 4595oc; willie sand bfi
$3e0@3.e5; frc bricks, 4 1,000, soaQ0s5aou; tr.:
clay, y brl. f4.00t3d. q: plaster q brl. *2o
T00TS AND SuOES-A5 Jet there Is verf little
doing In this department. and prices remain ab ~
the Eamc as noted In report Of one week n5o' we
0fjnfE.
, 1870-06-29
REAL ESTATE,

warantee deeds, conveying city and suburban
,rnre.1y. within scycn miles OF the Court House,
nEed for record on Tuesday, June 3s:
1inr1.side q. go Il Of TTenty-hlntn Ell eIs
esx1l0 It: November Is, 1859 .-.-.--'..'S lt1os
hfjchtCan az. 160 IT 8 Of Harmon Coaft. c T.
4tAloe #: June 1.--.--. @ssV''
ytuccnnes nv. e cor q Nahraasen ".
H. !: g.. ~ 's...1.... . -.-............:.. - ee,oa
TTc1ltF-.htrd el,lS0 It II OF Buddaan 81, n I,
fES1a5 II; July IL, 1865 55(
S!lu1tl,fr ave. ls5 IT s Of Thirsr-hts st, " +.
2.x1o5 #; June 2S...--..-....~.:-.-.-:. q. I'll
ttA~ st, 1cs 40 It Of Dotnlnick st, Il /, ssX
1a0ft; juno c6.--......--.----.. ~
Division st, 81 It Of Wesson st, n !, esx109 -,
It. February ~
Nt,iston St, 80 It = Of Townsend st, nj. e5x :,
10I It: February ys8.--.-.-......----. II
Mey 81, 50E # n Of Fourth St, c !, s5xl'6 It; =,
June 60. At7e
Ritccvilie ru1d, IS +, Of Julian st, c Z, ssx 49,
1Ho Il; June eS.~--..-... 10
West Washington st, e IT c OF Western AZ,
M, s:Ala4 clio II; June A. ........---- ZIG
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.
s slsnS6se W I'll It; june IT,. .-....... $3.50
S0CTu or CIT LIMITS
e ici X: juno me IS 1sss M ... ~ 1,so
Fif;1-tajir.l M til St, n; Z cor Of George place, ST,
Il 2-1exlGa It; Jan- 81 H.oo
eGp:a eoaSIto It: March 4.........-........ 1900
TEsT Of OfD CITY LIMITS.
Lots 81 to Is III Block OF Fecks SUB, 8
OF Sex II, u, II, east, Iuue e5---..-,-. t.oo
Division st, n cor Of Gencsec ar, 70 acres; .,
June S. Su.ou
, 1870-06-29
Vessels Passed WcJInnd Canal.

Vessels Passed HVcTInnd Canal.
The following vessels passed the locks at Port
Coltk'rtle III FIt,lay:
DowS-Dark Cccelia, Bay City TO Kingston, TIM
ber. ...
Schrs Thomas S Mot, Milwaukee, 10 Kingston,
wheat
Cossack, Milwaukee to Osweg2, wheat and bar
ley.
Colhorne, Hight.
rrup Empire, Ogdcnsburyh to Toledo, general
cargo.
falo, iron orc.
Ben Frank1n, Oswegp to Toledo, ratlroad iron.
s. Robinson. OsNego to Chicago, light.
gov, light
Schra j. a. Mcdonald, Of Toronto, Hamilton to
Cleveland, Light ..
". D. Greenwood, CoGourg to Cleveland, hoy
Are-
Ba1k Cavalier, Toronto to Bay City, light
WISD-EouthWests fresh.
, 1870-06-29

LONDON, June as-Eyenlng:-eousolsi for money
921i; account. 925i. American securities easier;
'a2, BOX; V5, 90; '67, Soy; 1o-4os, S; stocks
stcaIy: Erie, 1s11; Illinois Central, ll31{: Atlau-
tic d Great Western, 271{. ....7..
PARIS, Jnue 2s--Hourse doll: reutes 72f sic
FnASkFon7, June 25.-Cnltett States bonds, 961S.
L1vEEro0I, June 2s.--1l is a. m--F1ouE, 23s 9d ;
winter wheat. 9s 6tlta9s sd; red wheat, IS lid;
whtewlleat, It's Gd@10s Sd; Corn, Sis Cd.
PorE, 10ajIs- Lard, ;0s. ..-.-...
L1vEnrooi, June ss- 20 ?; m.-Wlnter wheat,
os I'll; red Tbeat, S. 81; white wheat t85 Cd !;
corn, sis ct. Receipts Of wheat for three days,
coo quarters 600 q ThiSa arc american
uplan,1s, mi; Orleans, 10Ad: sales, 10 o9o bales,
Drcadstuns quiet California white wheat, 10s
ID; rel Western No.. 2. 50 Cd; winter, % ID !:
Western nour, as 3d. C0rn.-No. 2 mixed, Bis 6d.
Oats, g 3D. Barley, s.. Peas. sss.
Provisions quiet Pork, 1Gas Cd. Beet, Ills
Lard, .os. Cheese, 6Gs; Bacon, oas for cu1noer-
lard cut; G2s for short lib.
. Produce unchanged.
Losros. June 2aaLlnsecsl cakes dali At ell:
Tall0w .lull, 4ss 81. Sugar easier Un spot SIS Gil
taa1s esl. 1iors, Ga. non!4nalls ss@5s 6tl.
IlAyRE, June =. Cotton firm at 1t1.kf.
MANCHESTER, June 23.--at1sices less favorable
ANTWERP, juno s3.-PcttolcUm 1rm, 81
, 1870-06-29

CHICAGO, June 2s.-The market was dull nt
about former RITES Charters: From Chicago 70
27xc. From Chicago to BuIai0-Prop Chicago,
corn a.d wl,cat on through rate to New York
prop WInsluw, corn at 5kc. prop 81 Louis, pal.
ance cargo u corn on through rate New 1ors, a.
goc: echr Frank Percw, wheat at &C. To Sast-
naw-scLr Victoria. cats At 4c; TO Port Satnla- t.
ton. F1nm Milwaukee, to Dulnlo-Schr Flying
Hist, wheat at Hc.
D1:rnGrr, ,Iuur, 23.-This has been rather qu!et
day in freighting contracts, owing to tile scaFriy
o{ vCssels The following are reported: Stealn
barge Jacques Cartier, Port Huron to Saadls6y'
lumber at $40, aud ia!h a. &c; sc0W CIty o1 1e
and iath At 35c.-{hsk. -..., -,,
MILWAUKEE, June ea,-Graln fre!ghtAs = afe qaiet az.
and nominal at e@lsc for Wheat 70 buIalo ist aa.t
OsweEo. aud vessels are scaEcc. EnSaseMenLa:
70 Ballalo-svlir Nplte S1uall, wheat at Sc To
Oswego-Schr II. Striker, wheat At l2c
Ia no Change in III. rates Of freight. The market
Is very Quitt,"
, 1870-06-29

hasAnsi1afsmf ae1. IT., Us it sa13
ss sapsrane state and WestS; s1Ses u; saa
ior s1HS c q sc7e ~ m wn1te wheat western
70 ensiIs "; s5e axtra nhfo: is 9ka90O for
extra s. LS y k'e tluas ,1e,i ia t,u[e, and M
~ p.is ~ e. cccs,ta q: Ga7 bu: feavy aud
eaanseH: ~ Msea s7;.a = I'D pu, et *1.1o
aSse isSteI iomel' enzinG: s1''qSe1es fnr No.
Gnfeaso: NJ S1a,tsnsu.. ~ .s41sai4s Tor wiu'er
l.ao W -. ,,o tracsars, ftc latter an extreme.
H. ~ a'1as Ra.aits Ai,1 20 al I'M: uuchangel: sales
CoIn-hceslRts, zs,7et ~. n.x mixed Western.
lVh ~ at ssa e, aee ~ ~ a1nar. SaIes 1900 bu
IIaY-S.saay: .,e nas.o
GHoeFn1Esncoiise GROCER @ c Unchanged and aues sngar
Feo Msassss : s%1ss @sas!a'fn nss Sssns aas;
as ssss sxss q sae' ,s,>a,, y, crude: .sxa
,ct1E thIkotEuAmftto'e1' tan Elm s'S' 1o1
zSffc 2fHrsrs1asTMpu,1 aor leensoj at s7es7xc.
q =. asaT5 ss sn sass @
1 LIZ; =. 5SS9S IN fnr prime ness: aso 80 bzls
meaSs p3@s Aas1sts at saa3a BEEF unchanged; sales
~ Dis so1ea nains s,6 ticrces al fsdoos2aoo
active; aales xsn ma !, n for Inlla mcss Nil
@ tHa p,.,. hcaSr. ssles 1s0 oxts long clear on
u ,eHI,a-s. ~ es1E.1ec fnr han14 Lard hclyy
f5, pSter ee auit at At ii@sss la ar Western Cheese
nwnr. rrhent In TfyerDnuL
fATrsT
Rae,psrrrrs-Flour closed t1utl at ia lgc loTer.
Wheat tin1I lover anl hearv at sla5&l.2 Is fur No,
. esIiIwaugee aud 81 10 for Winter red Western.
Rve nominal Oais rather nuiet at 5sat4c for
Wrstryn % SSSa61: tor i1hin Corn duM at 9aS9ic
pRoyrsfnsssPorE heavy at ss915 for mess.
Beef gu!et and steadJ. Cnt meats la's 'aeou o''-
L3.d dull ~ l5zsc Tor psime s1coa"
EGGs-Dull anu uncnangeL, - ~ =, o,a,ns
c1nsintv flrm a. fhe lofter nrfce
ST. L0ule. ,.oos, ,,,, ,,,
ST. LOUIS, June 2a-ToHAcco-esea"y "no ah-
changed
CGTT0N-No1nlnal at 20c, ,.,,.,.
NEnr-Dun at s1togssiIooV Ioe b. aho'ea7I"'
machine rope, 511c; hemp basgtng, 3ac.
BREADs7UPfs- Flour dui! and lower ), ms, e.
dunn grades lower; datl snpeE1ne, s1:2!
@4:Go; y, sL;a: ,Is, NJ, 5s,- SS%-A's; ~; 3AS,
$3.1Ita Goo, and tafnHy ifduus, 100 3."s
Wheat nuii and casee; No. 2 spria! ~; ~:
red fall s1.tsls1.1e; Ne ! DO :l.i1. sorl ,stiI'
losing l92c lower; prime 5elinH, enci ai; " m1Ma
8C9$f.62, the latter fancy Vats uuAs Htste
doing, at e9&@S4c- Rye dull and easier.
NHIskEF-fifmer n *l.A
GRoCEKlEs-pull and unchan9ea. r,,~,. en- n,
PHov1AoSs-tluleta and ancnaaSetc Folk, sSu.Ss sS
1Gf heavy. 'bae'io-snoudel5. taa@s 1Ss' f"r1
Sides, 19lt9c. suGaf-cuIeu natns, El1s9s.~ Aal"
sales cho9cc ketlle NJ i14c: t,- tt,-4o-
cA1ElE-1n falr demahd ats4est4 4e hui 'u'cf'o'
to choice
, 1870-06-29

Monday. ................ 1856 2,lls $50
9sEiS nEEF cxfrLETne receipts Of beercs to-day
were unexpectedly large, Int the healthier tone Of
the Eastern markets. tMItarted q more confident
feeling to shippers, and, With a large number ~
attendance and good quality Of stock from which
was quite spirited, at an average advance Of &c
Oh the prices current On the closing day Of last
week. Smooth fat stecIa 81 from ,loa t2 .s5o s
% stcerss %ystasing from 1s to 1o5 rs. il III soo.
Gesti. were salaie Ut s7.sois7.7a There was but
single drove that could, with any proprie5y, be
;9sY ssy ,ais fStsa os stfer7 rouaSt aSsfss$ s$
Fl really sxta bee;ss q ~, IRON ta, 1aoo 6p e
@ , D. n5;S Fin %ond SonEb stosS
Of all weights was. TO . greater or less extent,
neglected, the demand both from city butchers
and feeders being somewhat limited hut, III sJul-
pathy with the tlarket for the better grades.
fl,mer feeling prevailed, anl previous rates were
fully fustatned. Shippers were the principal puff
chascrs, paying iron, sd5nt77.oo Ter medium, to
s Supplied thenscises M @ at sasasSm for thin Texas
to fair native st0ck-chlely ut range OF S4.53a
Gee for medium to choice COWS aud common 70
medium steers, Of from $40 to 1,o50 bs average. 4
large number, mostly common, remain In the
5aftls unsoll. The following were the
CLOsIS0 Prices
Choice gecyes3 s.; 3Fns, TIT, ~, weli,toImsa,
from 1880 to 1,s3o pounds. -. .Ssao9S.'a
formed steers averaging ,io0 to l,250
~ avesnsins ,ioa 10 sd ns........ e.7aa7.e:
Medium Class-Me,!1um Steers ail g1ol
COWS for city slaughter. averaging se5 .o. ~
s'es tes, ayeru0lng .oo 10 1eso ia. s.oo9au
IufeFtor-LiEht and thin CONS an steers 300a3- s.
Texas Cattle-comm0n to choice 2.509!5.01
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY,
, 1870-06-29

The following grain has been received 11p to
10 o'clock this morning 1884, cars wAelt, 1IS
cars and q, 800 tn corn, IL cars oats, cazi
re, cars barley. Total l5s2 cars), 15i,9o0
bu. ..-....
Withdrawn sesterdsy for city consnmp-
ton: G,724 bu wheat, $3.50 bu corn, 1,5s6 bu
oats, al bu rye
Change o-day, and moderate activity in tile
leading 41ain markets, but at lower prices all
round, due to the fact that the large quhutt-
ties here are very heavy to carry, especially as
the bankers have commenced to discriminate
almost Impossible for any one to carry it un-
less blessed with an independent fortunes or
possessing peculiar facilities, auch al those
which enable q few to carry it and charge II
per cent per month for tho accommodation.
| It would be interesting to kuow the parties
| to understand the exact extent to which they
/ are able to control the money market to their
own benefit The exhibit might prove to be
equal to the transactions Of gambler vino
holds handful. OF stocked cards.
c1osing nominal at 55and 99c for wood and iron,
bound lots. Sa]es we're 50 trls iron bound
at e1.o0; and 1O0 brls do at 99c.
| Lake frcights we're dull and easier, 4 total
| of eix charers was reported, on the basis OF
| &C for wheat to Buffalo 515c FOR corn to d.,
| 41z@4szc for oats to do 12c for wheat to o.
l Wcgo and Kingston lie for cora to do 21!4c
through for wheat to New York and 2oo for
Provisions ve1o little better than inactive,
| md nominal at former quotations. There was
some little talk abont options for future dc
1 livery, but no Transactions. Closing prices for
cash lots arc as follows Mess pork, 29.25@
a9.75, according to overweight moss or3ina-
r., es8 ..5@a9.75; lard, 151z@15s4c for cum
mer. and l52{916s for winteI-5endc-ed lots ;
F, T. T.. Co.'s caddy, 13lz@19c; bulk shoa1-
ders, 1lslc; suumer lots do, 11115e; do Cum
short riba, 1s@151zc; snmner lots do hcli
1886: bacon shoulders, l311{@l31:c
packed: do clear rib, 16}z@l6s5c;,. do
c1ear sides, 17114c; GIeases, Izs@12c; tallow,
gGI1..c, outside for choice Sales Wcra !: X, ,030
lbs buM shoulders al 1issze; s tcs poor No. !
lard tt 155 &c; 100 tcs yellow grease on private
terms; pkgs white do at 134zc: 25 brfs N >ss
pork at 5000.
10 new features we're developed III tho mar
ket for flour. The demand, as has been the
case for several days back, W2s of 8 mo7sre
. character, and as the advices from the E4s'
we1e Of an unfayorable tenor, prices were
weak and easy~-a few holders granting con
ceEsions to the extent Of 10@12jzc per brl
On standard brands- The following sales were
reported: White Winter Extras-303 bs!s
brands giEon. On terms not made known
named at $3.50. Spring Extras-.00 brld
"Star and CroEcent at $3.50; 100 br1s Jack
i mans Best Rt aG.25; 100 b1lB ~ Crossetts 81
} at e6.00; $50 brls brands s ven on private
terms 50 hr1s not named at 1915; 100 brls
do at $50; 100 brls do at $3.50. rnsuund
: Spring Ext1as-50 brls not named At 23410.
Total, 1.750 brls. The following Was tho clos
, 1870-06-29

EGGS-Wert In light supply to-day, AMI Tetc
salahle at 1Aa21C ner hDxen.
FRUITS AND NCT5-Tllc demand for lemons
has been brisk during the past few days, anil
prices fiare rapidly advanced. Oranges arc also
actiye. and comnSud higher t'ricea Drt'l fruits
ate IL request, anu gclseratiy Yery firm, hut
save Eight advance In peaches. halves prices
remain noEnlnalIy unchanged, Nuta Ecnain quiet
and stcatIy. We NOW quote: s...
GREEN Fnu11s-Applts, old, sa0o9s.0O; lemons,
Sl1.00G aGo; Oranges, Mesann, $11.0a91a00.
URiED FREI1s-Turkcy prines 1lf81ac; Turscf
ps1nes, ncw, 414G1sHc; 1lEs. drums, 1a9l6c; fiss
cartoons, e3ta2sc dates, 10@12c; apples, Eastern,
9tGfic; anpies, Southern, Gb@st; pracheH,
Peeled, ts{G1ac: pcGches halves, WnpeeIe'l. ga
9Hc: btackberrics, = II, l0j4@12Ec; raspberr1es, q
ii, @22c; cherries, impurte.l. unp!tted, 1e@16c:
ralsins. layers, nsws slao9+&o; raisins, seedcss,
NC7s-Aimonds, soft-shcIletl, 2s@a9c; almonds,
Ms, {1Gei Leo; Brazil n1tg, 11813c; pecans, Tex
az. 1:tR1Gc: Missouri, 12@18c.
BERR1ES--Saies cases raspberTtes {sclecttons},
sold early at 17c &c cases ut 16c; 81 cases at l5c
IL cases soft at 12;sc. 4 ba whortteberries at
$500; bu at $40: 70 boxes {4 bu} cherries at
IS boxes e.! bu) at s1-25; 10 bu at $500; 10 cases
blackbefTles at &c: 10 cases choice Strawberries
at 2Sc;:6 cases ut 3c; 16 cases at 20c; cases at
15c; IS cases Roit at 12Mc.
FEATHERS-The receipts d0Hng the past week
were only moderate, and under an active inlnlry
the market was flrm at 63Gsshc per 4, for prime
live geese. md COG 70c for mixed. .-..
1lOpS-Tr1de is dn,s and as the supply Is hcary,
quotations are nearly nominal, ranging at 1@2c
for old ami at9Sc for new Western.
F1S1l-The market las 1ulc.l very steady since