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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

WE publish tribute of respect to
Dallas White, by the colored Benev-
client Society, of this city, Of which
he was worthy member. Dallas
was an influential man among his
colored brethren, and had the conf
dence and respect q the white citi-
zens. He was buried last Monday,
by the Benevolent Society, at City
Cemetery, Ttr
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

TnE LaGrange (Ga.) Reporter,
truthfully says, "There Is nothing
tho South needs more than educated
young men to engage In the various
manufactured and mechanical pur-
suits which present such fine open
ings for the intelligent and enterprise
Ing Of that class In the South.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23
ANNOUNCEMENrs.
COUNTY REGIsTER.

We are authorized to announce HENRY
w. COURTS, as n candidate for the office
of Register, at the August election.
Mich IL, Totes ~
Wv are authorised to announce Mr.. r.
w. THOMAS as a candidate for the foffice
of County Register, at the ensuing election
provided the said Office he vacated by the
action of the Convention.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

THE Dover Record learns that the
Grnnd.rower Mining, Manufacturing
and Transportation Company, of
Missouri, contemplate building a fur
mace close to Pine Bluff, In Stewart
county, on the Tennessee River.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

THE Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
meets in Memphis sometime in Octo-
Der, when they expect to have one of
the grandest celebrations ever wit
messed I'm that city.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

Z SINCE Lees surrender more men
have been killed In the rebel States
on account of race or color than were
killed in any battle during the rebel
lion.--SenatOr Wilson.
If we may be allowed the modest
expression, we will say that Senator
Wilson Is q wholesale liar.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

A PRETTY SIaN.--John Middleton,
the famous boot and shoe maker, has
q large and beautifully designed
boot, gold bronzed, suspended in 'front.'
Of l,is shop. 1t Is huge in its dimen-
sions, Of excellent shape, and is al
together an attractive sign. See Mr..
Middleton's advertisement in to days
paper. f'
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

RUNAwAY.-A horse attached TO
the delivery wagon of Bringhurst d
CO., on "Wednesday evening, became
heightened and dashed up Franklin.
Opposite Settles he ran into a horse
and buggy, upsetting the horse and
breaking the buggy and was finally
captured ut Second street. Fortu-
nately, no person was hurt, but it is
a wonder, as there We're good many
on the street. The habit of leaving
horses standing on the street without
being hitched should be stopped, as it
is not only annoying but very dan
gerous. Let US have no more of It.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

x MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN has
written letter to the President,
nom Germany, in which she states
that she Is in need OF assistance.
The Senate Pension Committee have
agreed to report bill giving her a
liberal pension.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

SHOOTING AFFRAY.--On last Tues
day lot of negroes were gambling
at the house kept by Peter Frech, on
the corner of Main and Spring
streets, when a dispute arose and pis-
tolls were freely INDUCED in, which
resulted in the wounding Of negro
man and woman, The "rip-raps /"
We're arrested and fined accordingly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

Dun esteemed friend, J. ]. Rawls,
has that energetic and worthy car
penter, It, T. Willis, busy putting
up building on the corner Of Frank
lin and Second streets, in which he
will soon open n family grocery.
Till will put the work through in
short order, and Jesse will sell lots
Of groceries or at least, we hope SO.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

We are authorized to announce TTIOS.
RAMEY, Esq, as candidate for Judge Of
the County Court of Montgomery county,
ut the next August election. '--@
April 0, Tote.
We are authorized to ANNOUNCED 10. q.
GOLD. as a candidate for Judge of the
County Court of Montgomery county.
April ., Tote rr
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

A Lengthy and very Interesting
letter, in the Nashville Banner, from
q. II. Lewis, ESQ.,, upon the Iron In
terest Is on file for publication next
week. ssA ~ii75r ass
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

SAMUEL F. MAYS, worthy citi-
zen Of Columbia, Tenn, dropped sud-
denly dead at his residence on the
10th inst.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

CHANCERY CoURT.-has been in
session this week. Judge Fite, Of
Carthage, has been trying cases in
which Judge Smith Is incompetent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

BY the death of Miss Walker, of
Coates, an estate valued at upward Of
E2O0, 900 has passedinto the possession
of the Episcopal Church in Scotland.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

THE State Gazette says the fruit
crop of Dyer county bids fair to be a
good one-wheat looks very promise
ing. 20
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23
To the Voters Of
County.

of Tennessee, my term IN County. Judge
of your County ends hear four years sooner
than the period for which was elected I;
place on the first Thursday In August, 1870.
I am Candidate for reelection as said
County Judge, and respectfully solicit your
support. III w. KING
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

an SATURDAY, April. 10th, 20. we will
about two and hnif. miles from ciarks-
Vile, Tenn, on the Nashville read. IL IL
= sweet-mash Dlsiillery. and IL within one
fourth mile OF the Cumberland aver, and
ID ono Of the best In the State. Two acres
or one hundred ncres OF land, TO suit pur-
chaser, VIII be sold with the .Distiiiery.
Also. At the same time and plnoe, we viii
Cattle. In the LOT some hftcen good Mich
Cows with calves; also ono hundred and
any heed OF hogs; six or eight head OF
Horses s about three tnoSssnd bnshsis corn wa
and Wheat; two hundred and fifty bushels
Rye. three thousand cetton Sacks; one
hundred cords Of Wood, ate. ~ n
securities. 1usio% srindine VIM ig be S,n s
every Saturday, II no sale Is made.
-. go HARRIS a DICK.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

THE Columbia Herald says thaton
Sunday last nineteen young ladies
and gentlemen received the rite of
confirmation, at the hands of Bishop
Quntard. y.% s4ss
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

tn behalf of ladies, on Union street,
we return thanks to the serenaders
who, on Thursday night, so charm
ingly converted their dreams into
happy realities. ,t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

THE wheat crop in Carroll, Henry,
Weakley and Obion counties h re-
ported to be decidedly promising. ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

sMajority......Sss....-........ 65,573.
The returns from Granger, Knox,
Rhea, Washington, Davidson, Hum
phreys and Obion are only reported,
not official.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

]. NJ. FowLKEs, OF tho Eagle Clothing
House, will be pleased TO show their pew
stock OF Spring and Summer Goods to his
friends aud acquaihtspces. maro-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

CLOTHS, Cassimeres and vestings, at
"ae0,' can be bought strictly at cost, for
cash. = > n. ). ss.4s,s so 4
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

+, THE cheapest Goods to be had IN this
place, viii be found ut the Eagle Clothing
House. ssr .ts, mar5-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

THE 28th instant will be the fifty
first anniversary Of Odd-Fellowship
In America. We hope it will be duly
observed by the Lodge In this city.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

PRovIpEN-TIAL. - Mr.. Warner
Thomas, druggist, of New ProA,
dence, has taken j. Nick. Thomas,
his brother, into the business-the
style OF the firm remaining MS Il was.
Thomas n Bro. Nick WIN act rs
salesman and Warner will attend
specially TO the prescription depart
ment. These young men have fine
business qualifications, combined
with energy and integrity, and will
deserve, II they do not command,
success. 80
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

AT the Eagle Clothing House, can be had
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, etc. They have added to
their store a Merchant Tailor's shop.
March 5-tf = itt.. $50 a1 .sfs.,. itste-g.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

900 IL unquestIonabiy the place tn bny
clothing at cost, for cash. ap9-lm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23
SALE OF R. R. STOCK.

On Monday. the ID day OF Stay, y
2 9.,n Il, Tor , ale NJ he Court House IN
Memphis. CL,rksyille a Lou&RS
Soad, tho property ofNrs - 4.
A1piEs2t
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23
:DEC. mn. 81, 1850

Total ne<sssets Jan.i,
1lryH. go
Total receipts IND FROM ~ ! q + VI Z IT 10
premiums. interest,
deferred annual, re- ~
mi-annuai and quar- s.rkfi =
terly premiums, due ~
FROM agents, accrued ~ ~ y
Interest, and ALI 9TH
or litems--except Ni- IN sts T. n ~ !,
-ture premiums. .....e2 ejS ,0s2.07 ~ 80
Total. NV, "a 81
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

Rags. Rsgs.-I will pay three cents per
pound for nice cotton rags, and three and
q half cents for all white cotton rags. y
tft 'H THoS. FINLEY.
Marchg8-lml ff N-tt1- siats -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

Country merchants would do well to call
and examine the stock Mt eco. aap9 I'm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23


g. N. BANKER, wholesat and Retail
Grocer and Commission. Merchsnt, dealer
In Provisions, Produce. Seed and Horti-
cultural Implements. Franklin st.. Clarks-
VILE, Tennessee. /,
~ All Goods delivered within the City
hniits tApriI %, 'Io-tf.
New SpRINa GooDs.--Just re-
ceived at r. II. McCulloch's Cloth
ing Store, 1 large lot of new Spring
Goods Of the LATEST styles. Black
and colored cloth frocks, plain, mixed
and plaid business snits, black doe
skin and fancy CASHMERE pants.
These goods are In great variety, md
will be sold cheap. Also a full fine
of hats, ties, bows, scarfs, handker.
chiefs and hosiery, in the latest
spring styles. Call at once and get
the pick Of the stock. tmchl9ti
AL. y - :
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

Anything at ee0 can be bought at cost,
for cash. ~ itB43t ap9-lm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

Everything in the clothing line Is sold
at 400, for cash. '-' npr9-lm
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

THE New CoSsTITuTIoN.-The re-
turns from the election from all the
counties except johnson, Sequatchie,
Union and Fentress, Is as follows:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

III you want q handsome Picture apd
Frame. for little or nothing, cafl on
- : .ass,ss 2 W. L.GARHINER & CO., 8
Pink Block, strawberry, street.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

Onion setts by the quart, peck b,,shel
or ten bushels, mt Tarpley's Mcatan Veg
etable Store, on the corner OF FrankilnRnd
Second streets. 40 s
February 5, l670-tf. : o..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

GRAND opening Of Spring and Summer
Goods at the Eagle Clothing House OF
Schloss& Wolf ,G3 EF nIar5-tf,i
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

cALLand see the Eagle that Is creating
so much excitement around town. J. NJ.
Fowlkes Will take pleasure In showing him
to you. free OF charge, for II Is no trouble TO
take down. tn h mar5-tf.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23
N. c. PIT N AN 8

Local Agent ONCE, at Pitman
a Lewis, GAINESVILLE, Tennes-
see. 10 80
March s-tf ~ ~. Tsi tsia'
sEe-lai.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23
DIspuRsEMExTs.

Total assets Jan. list. tt+fii- 81
1870, secured by deeds Z ? Posse
\ OF trust on real es- tsk -
tate, loans on poll
cies In force, cash on IT.
hand, loans on per- tt
sonal security, Vfr- lt ~
ginia and Tennessee tiT' z ff ~
bonds, real estate,
revenue. postage, etc...,.......,...4, 50z 90
Resent value ofail the = a.
,olicies in force or 49,. t5'
reserve for re-insur-
ance. WI ts9l
.....".... 052sS07.43
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

SEE Fourth page for agricultural
reading. ,l.tt..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23

5 Go to 1890" and buy your Clio.
hing at Cost fol. cash. r.. lap9lm !
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-23
BOW 10 MANAGE BACON WHEN


Mr.. VIM. Killebrew has had fine
results FROM taking down bis bacon in
rainy weather, rubbing u well.with
, 1870-06-28
HOSTETTER'S BITTERs,
-r~<~- -~rr~
The Living Machine.

Iniuzo the Dsln spiius of watch. md every portion
Of the works become disasdercd- The human rsouach
Il tn the human tyiten what that c1s!c peec Ut metal
ito chTouometcr- It fnhurDc,s the actioc of tho
other orEau2 and eaotrols to certain extent the whole
living machine. The comparison may Be carried fur.
ther for the weakness othe1 mpefectiouA Ut the
nAIu spring IL indicated the face Of the ttreoe,
aleo b the weakness other disorder nt the stomach
betrsyed by the facr Of the invalid. The eopIIon
xslow faded. tho eyes deficient in u1trc NIL In
telkeoce and tters II anxious ezprrsAon In tEa
wh4 eeunter.nce whIeb tel plainly w.ttcn words
could do, taAt Tic graft nost.a1 0ra1 whote stee II
IL to uinate to tho rrA1ts Il tho by. and u sus
taIn AID rcuer al il yArt.. Il nut lHs!~ruiog ttA
dGtS. II uirv- raoratIx and rekulatns. and - ae-
cont lish this ED Huettte1s Stohach Bttrs MAY be
truly tAi 10 h. Il. t*t.g ~<ef. Thn h'pken Eaafn
sprire Of watch may Be replaced By rsw oat. hHf
thr stomach only te repaired and s:ErnEtarucd apd
this Of the ohre Of the fanaoua vegetable Estor
atiyr which for rshtrcn yezr has bceu ~asing sut-
esBz.u contest with dyss~reia In all cllmatcH- Az tr
efc fot indigestion ii stands aone. When the rsonra
Of lie rhssmaco{srla have b<n v1hAasted without, at
bert. doing more than initiating the complaint =
courtc Of thia wholesome md pal1tAbfc yrt powerful
sioAchie effects perfect and IeEnArrnt cure In ail
Of dyspepsta the liver Is more or less asorerd
and upan tAIs important eard. well ~ rfon tac
stomach and bowcl the Bitter net with singular df
trctutfs regulating and trluTtkos Ang crry stcrc:irc
and asrsn1atins organ on which bodilg aud mentA
healtl drycnd.
, 1870-06-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


Sales oi grain, tnur, and provisions Will he found
Under The head Ut - Commercial, anil the grain In
all cases sold sutteet to the usual charges Of ssor
1Cr, unieAs otherwise expressed.
BG1TER-Ifahe VIA slack to-day, there being
= sensible falling ud ls,th IN Tho local aad ship
ping demand. but the light receipts impaired a
nrfu feeling TO holders, md there WAS no dl5pO-
s.tton to urge sales at any concession from the
quoted prices Indeed, choice gtI1es were usually
nc4 III rev ~ wsTs
arc the ruling prices: Choice dals5. sas94c: fe,r
to good tub md nrktn, 1s9soc: common grades,
HAGGNG-The market x-as quiet to-day, and
steady a about previous rates We continue TO
quote: STARK. sska+!c: Ludlow, +sc; Lewiston,
sanses S. e. a'sTsaS suaRe sas p?ss
soc: hur1aFx, 4-hn, lIka1sKc: wool sacts, 6oc.
1GlLDISG. MAfEiaA1x-7Isae 1s wss active,
ane nm Aonan ssGsee
@ aooS.s SsT marble eS.f aoa .s's'aae D.S t.
,Es e ee%eS aus III Ga E,;a us b9 II II s s.
III, szegsss; Loalssins cement, .2lsa2s3,
tac0aas3; me hricks, i 1ooo, s.1oaaEat0: nre
clay, = hn: s. ota4: :s5 plaster, pri. tsoosssa
liRAS-sslss Ut 10 tons at s1s,so: 10 IONS nj
ciiEEsETfute In this article holds up well.
aEu Is better than usually cnjoTc'i At this season
pr1ces prevalent In the East induces an easy feel
Ing, nro round lots could be obtained et Xc con.
eCes,on nom the 4uoted prices. though In sInau
way. outside quotations are still being realized.
We make no change IN our list, rs follows:
New YORK tactoyJ. lital5c; Illinois factory, 1893
sss; Western Ress1ve, 1aslse ae.,,,aox ,nr 49,,
settled, aut without 9uotabie change. In some
quarters quotations EcTc beng shaded little, bns
rates. Tic ssocks. which Ire ascsdy ia.ge,
are he.Eg steadily augmented. We repeat
.uz nst, a. follows: leh.gn. lump, elloo;
ssse: ssHl i:!ot:eaIs soessss: Eiie md hrss i,
<s.Ue: Walnut litl. $500; Hooking Valley, 800;
| Youchk%htny. $500: Illinois, saoVa6oa
the zane As noted In cur report for the past four
pr hve days Tie demand u moderately large:
Indeed, i1lly up sn The expectations Of dealer;
| 0ssc; roAst Rio, 1sAtal9c common Rio, 9a9
| se,1c: fat to Eood, s1tas1Hc; prime to choice,
aGopttsAdTse ers as.aa { largely tor wats
| sey barrels. and prices arc eomparattve's nrn Is
wnlskcJ barrels, wood bound. d......-.... 15n91.7o
Fork oasrels....--..-.-...... @Lto
fioo, es[fel: nst ooops. "a 80
Flour ba;rels, Tound noopa............ saa %
CASDLEs-So new features wefe noticeable In
M sa, q IT. s f.s :na
Ssbe; Bsirrn / stesrsc izaL 1salskc- vs.
Y e. 4 asas5 sas aR'S q y % i M 4ns ed
mana Eas HIGHT md chiefly A. oa local aosoans .o,,
\ nsmly hehL Lemons were In nrssk demand, aa'
prices are stn advancing. The SUPPLY - snort
and prime l0ts brought the outside 1noahon rad
IL. there WAs considerable inquiry, both speco.
ls1lyc and consumptsye. for dried arples md
peaches, and holders we're decidedly nEner IN toei1
nice. The following a1c the prices current:
GR1ES FHrus-Appes, otd. = oaeson lemons
os.nTss As5T1na naass s1IaT 1seis
] p.auc& new. 14&a13@c; Egz, drums, lI2i6c. 12A
, 1870-06-28

-sEH p VtklH<
sales Of $40 bales. At slc for mlddlIng nplndA
BRL1ps1rTT-Flour r-Receipts, 21.4lf brig, un-
ehsnpff1. xhlex ae0 bt3a A. s. ASQ444q for super
nnc State aot We1sem: $a702a90 for eItn 90;
3A9az ass for good to choice do; ta9o9a7o for
Nhltc wheat We4.c1n extra; $aSG16.so for eIuu
fhin. "a 0079e 8 fpr etra St. Lo1nA Rvn Hour
Ind corn meal oriet ard unchanged Wheat
Receints 1So s91 hu: unchanged for sound pafceIa
Of spr.nF: Ill other kinds dull al lower: sales,
In No CntrsVo: SIS for Raclne spring;
ss,Gfss for No Milwaukee; FL4A91.E
Tor Winter frd and amber Western.
Rye ouiet. Com Receipts, G,aH bu:
hFsyy lad lower: sales 1900 'bu It poota5l o0
1or rsw mIIrd westeIp, closing II s0a9ic for
Westrrns 1eiIor. 81 "a Ecct.pes of oats
&c SsI h,,. hesv ma lnrcr. mics d 600 bu at
tcasec for Westsrn: s10esNe for Ohio and state.
HarlSteady.
Hen[rr4T f,ofYre tinrl R!ce cuiet 1t szsHc.
NM. ss-s [ri Sprnr stcas,y: saits COO bnds Cuba
VN79Xc
, 1870-06-28

clined about &c; NO. I. SIua3L1aS, the lattes ror
choice; No, do, u:170L1zH. corn dull, except
esetas.o % Oats timsf at assse nJe qa'es nj
WnEkxY-sseady q, 31.oa3,.oa
GRocrs1Es--Duu and unchanged. -...
PRovIsloNs-Qulet and unchanged. PORK, Ssab2
asa o.. Dry called clear r1b, 16e, aui !ztye lot
eers s 1sxsss as &c All H. y ees7
sides, 1Ssc1 pac1ei do, 1ska Lard nominal At
CA7lk-Easy 1t s.sa.sc,
Hocs-SteedJ at ...tse.
corn, Is ao' bu; asta = so oa: barley. 20 hu;
re- s0' 'u; e''s SiScfssif e fsss; sp 10 nss@
CErrSSA1f, june l.-BRAnEuFps-Flour
dG!l and nncasnsra; Wheat dali aad ar9opIng;
Bales No. red at t1.e0. Corn ver! du!ls held at
G41S5c. no demahu; prices are nominal Oats
dull and unchanged II aat2dOr Rye and barley
unchanged; 800 bu new Kentucky barley sold 1T
cu1gos-Dnll: prices nominal: no sales
TUsAcco-Cnchauged- ........
Mnr=kkr-ucld Il sl-oo; sales at CSC, but little
pRor1s1oss-nn1l. but prsces arc nsnainally un-
changed: no Gales OF importance.
KrnE-Dun: 1a3soc for fresh
GEocExlrs-s4gai dull; - lower Tor al grades
gdlo; Gil has9 9h-1-atsl15 for cenenf MAKE,
NosE7AEr-.dold- 1los. buylne. Exchange nrm;
Far Lusins; 20 pre%Ntq% NE1si;4ns sf;gns.
:iEAr1ns, June s..-cotton quiet aad I'm: re-
ce!pts, 4a5 hales; exports, ssS bales
ytloa =: sa:s st0 s a os III @ 4 sassS
iEosisloSs -L4l! nominal PORK dull at sa1 90
Bacon shoulders dull at 13Ec: s!lcs 1t l64G217Ac
- LOUISVILLE -
Lovtsv1lix. June ss,-BAsacG- Firm; Two
COTTON Dull; easier; m.ddltag At Ike
DEEApsTCfF-F1our quiet at $50. Grain, ex-
, 1870-06-28
InEr Er3u3ttr


CHICAGO, June s7.-The market WAS dull, with
charters confined 10 the following: From CuleA-
GO 10 BCFFlLo-rrops Wen oua, Fountain City.
and St Louis, corn on through rate 10 New York;
kalstou. wheat &C To O6DEAsBCR8H-props
Lawrence, corn on through ra:e ~ Boston.
NiLwACKKE. June a-Frsln frr[KhtS are trn
md higher. Carriers ask s312c ioT wheat ~ But
fato aud OsTeGo, but there ATe no shippers
BCFT4Lu, June 94-FrelRhta continue quiet
Charters are: Hatk L e. Woodruff, coal to Ml-
wauIee on contract: bark F. B. Gar1lner, coal,
Erie 10 Chicago, up ioEn. s1.1o, free bark Etastus
corning. same TO luWn town dock At Sc Tree
DETROIT, June .1-The1e Is geoI demand for
vessels. The inquiry being decidedly the most ac-
made available. The inquiry for the Saginaw and
pefs- Quite number afr IN wznt OF Tonnage,
but tie prices offered are uniform 1t - from Bay
CITY. and $3.50 from the upper ports Apparently
tnert are few or no vessels TO be hal Al those
ratcs, grain freiShts from Lake Michigan being In
Eucn an unsatisfactory condition that the prefer.
epce Il given to freight for the lower ports, 81
far ns It can be obta!pe.l- Thefe must
be better Inducements held ont to 90 Il
Lake Michigan, or Saginaw shpptr4 viii
hare to bid up better on lumber ireishts. The
following charters a!c rcnoEed: nAfk Summer
d.; schooner John 8. Minor. Alpena to New Bait.
more uase St Clalsl, lumber At fa-aa. lalh Al
s!Hc, shingles At <0c; schooner Geurge F.so.e
pipe slaves, {nelnnl slxe> Port I1urun u buffalo
9I; schooner E. s J. Benlts, Light hpGshea4ls and
PIPE Slaves, Detroit to Buffalo, 3a45; scow Nuns
Isle takes tGmner from Ischhluudville to Dttru
At T. > rni; schooner Essex lumber. Alpena Y
Buffalo, 8 r,if. I, h. Il; scow Il. \. LamaFs, hid
sta7cs, Detroit To Hud2lo, Sc rail.
, 1870-06-28

$, These figures show thnt France, the North
west, and the Pacific States, each furnish
ahont per cont Of the total amount Of wheat
and flour putrhased Of foreign countries aud
consumed in England. It must be borne in
mind, however, taat the above amounts boar
but 4 small proportion to the total amount
consumed in England, tho total purchases OF
foreign countries being only the measure
Of ~ ths ,; shortage Ct her p. own ; csop;; y 1;
short csors or full crops as Affecting the price
estah1ished for wheat IN English markets, and
consequently in all other markets, the crop Of
England herself Is the most important; Sec
ond, that OF l.ussla t1ir1, thAt Of France
fornia and Oregon. But while the wheat pro-
duct Of tho Northwest is much larger than
that Of Cal1foruia AMI, Oregon, its price is
complicated by the supply for the Atlantic aud
the Southern StAtes. while nearly tho whole
surplus Of the Pacific coast Is available for
export to foreign countries.
The money market presents no change from
tho condition noted ut the close Of last week.
The banks arc accommodating nearly all Of
their customers. but are holding back Is much
as practicable from furnishing funds to hold
grain in etore, as they aze all an1ous to see the
Judge by tho ANAL amount OF exchange otIet-
ing in the market there ia not much produce Of
| Eny hind going forward. Deposits, both OF city
| customers and country banks, seem to be grad
| ually falling OF, while ut che same time n1er-
chants, who are not collecting much in the
country, aro Increasing their demands for
| uuney.
| It ii still matter Of remark that no cur
rency il coming back from the country, The
dowto tho country, however, has entirely
| ceased.
Exchange WA sold between banks to-day At
from 50 cents per $1,000 discount to par,
| closing firm At The lAtter figure At the couu.
ter, bankers sell 1t par, and buy at lilo dis,
count, and take Buffalo grain bills at 4 OF.
| At tho Stock Board, to-day, tho followiuG