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FLORAL GUEEsE for 1870

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200 fine wood Engrayings Of Flowers and Vc-
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The Floral Guide IL published for the benefit
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What does the Salem clique think
of importation and the Osborn letter !?
1t il singular that those Salem ward
politicians can't allow the citizens of
Polk to manage their own affairs.
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Tn singal instance Noah Webster
used his dictionary to set forth a senti-
ncnt not connected with philology,
using a definition after the style so
frequently exemplified by DR.. johnson.
Under the word "vicegerent" he says
s.Kings are sometimes called Gods oice.
qereats. It Is to be wished they would
always deserve the appellation.'
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MONEY MONEY!!

A Ii PERSONS HOLDING WARRANTS
~ against Polk County, are hereby notified
that | am prepared to pay the snnie and that
| will pay no iuterest thereon alter tho datc
n. M. MAY.
Treas, of Polk Co.
Dallas, April 8, 1870. saw
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TtAITERs. - DO YOU WANT SOME
~ Fine Cloth Gaiters7 IL So, supply your
selves at j. II LEWIS'S.
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Anxiously does the New Orleans
Times inquire: "must man, as the
annointed head Of the animal creation,
be turned from the easy tenor of his
way by the ratings of these toll>tale
womenY And promptly does it an
swer: @Yea, verify; ho must pause
and consider, if it be only to condemn" "
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T,hn last thing ua,t--the truth.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN pA1Las.

M g. ChnrcG.r-D. L. spaulding, pastor
Services Mt their church. north side Of Mill
street between Main and Jefferson, as follows
First Sabbath lin each monthly in the evening
Cd Sabbath, at IL o'clock a. m; Sd Sabbath,
in the evening. Regular prayer meeting each
"Wednesday evening. Sunday School every
Sabbath Mt % O'Clock n. m.
Baptist Church,. w. Osborn, pastor. Ser
vices at their Church. corner Court and Jcffur-
son streets, the Third Sabbath in each month
Ch.isfjan CkareA.-T. F. Campbell, pastor
Services at the Baptist Church second Saturday
and Sunday in each month.
Methodist Episcopal Church (.Soafh1.-B. R
Baxter pastor. Services the First Sabbath II
each month at their Church. southeast eorne
Washington and Church streets.
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NOTICE.

FgSHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
chased all the printing material used in
the publication of the fotk County Times
newspaper, together with all the books and ac-
counts belonging to said paper, have assoei-
ated ourselves together and have engaged in
the publication Of weekly paper, at Dallas,
in Polk County, Oregon, TO be called the
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MEAT MARKET,

Where will be kept all kinds OF scasonahle
meats, beth FRESH and SALT.
In exchange for goods in our line we will
take all kinds OF country produce such
Butt1r, Eggs. Chickens, Flour, Bacon, &c.
We invite the public to call aud examine
our stock. CRAWFORD & NEWMAN.
Dallas, March 4, 1870. I-tf
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THE UNITED SrATEs.--The amount
of the population Of the United States
has been guessed ut from 10000, 600 to
$4,000, 900, and 50,000,000 now, and
200.000,000 in generation or two.
A carefully prepared estimate gives
f0,S00,000 as the probable population
on June |, 1870, when the ninth cen
sus is TO be taken. This is au increase
of over 100000; certainly this is
very crcditable, under the circumstan>
ces of decade of war aud political ex>
citement.
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Job w Ol'lA

or all kinds.
In connection with the stove and tin store,
we will continue our
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

MoNKTARY.-Thc Oregoaiaa com>
mcntiog on the state of the Portland
money market, says:
Money is not, we think, SO scarce as
one or two months ago and yet there is
not BY any means more than is wanted
for legitimate business purposes. There
are good many bills yet owing by in
terror merchants bills which have been
standing for year or six months. The
debtors are not in all cases prepared to
pay inst yet, and as they cannot we'll
invest in spring storks withon, paying
their old bills, the general Indebtedness
serves to seriously retard the full open
ing of the spring trade. 1t is thought
that the mines of Eastern Oregon,
Idaho and Washington will furnish al
an early day enough dust and bullion
to place the market in easy condition
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DIED.

April 9th, 1870, at Monmouth, Elijah Da-
wilson, famiia larry known as grandfather Da>
wilson, aged 81 years months and | day.
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PICTURE GALLERY.

TEvHE ATTENTION or TIE PUBLIC
q is invited TO the improved facilities which
1 have recently made TO my apparatus, by
which am able to take
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DALLAS, SATURDAY. APRIL 80, 1870.
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The last thing out-the truth.
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TIE Oregoniaa says: There arc a
great many men now employed on the
buildings to be fnished in Portland
this summer.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
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WALL STREET.
FRIDAY, June 3-6 p. M.
The Wall street markets were dull. In the after
noon there was spasmodic activity in gold and
stocks, but it disappeared at the close.
STOCKS STRONG.
The stock market was strong and prices advanced
after the morning board, previous to which session
there had been some irregularity and lower quota
tlons. The rally In gold to Hay In the
afternoon, followed by the announcement OF
increased receipts on the Western railways except
ing Chicago and Northwestern started an upward
movement, and prices rose one to one ana q half
per cent The result OF the election for directors Of
Northwest 0vercame the influence OF decreased
earnings ana the common stock sold at s4H. The
market Is dun, however. The public are not dis
posed TO Join with the clques at present prices and
the market In consequence remains q ''br0kers'
market, Rock Island recprocates the movement
In Northwest and advanced to 1872 st. Paul has been
strong ON an increase OF 100000 In the earnings for
May. At the annual election for directors of the New
York Central and Harlem Railroad the old board was
chosen, with the exception OF Mr.. Torrance, resigned
who Is succeeded by Ex-Congressman James M.
Marvin, of Saratoga. The scrip was strong to-day,
on the prospect Of an appeal from Commissioner
Delano to tho United States Court. Pacific Mail was
unsettled, aud nuctuated between the extremes of
at the last session OF the Stock Exchange:-
Canton, SO 693S; Cumberland, 40 q As; Consoli.
dated Coal, 20 a ~; Western Union, 815s a 31}S;
Quicksilver, q 10; Marposa, 7H; DO. pre-
ferred 151a 10; Atlantic Mail, 3O>S o 81; Pacific
Mall, AK q 444; Boston Water Power, 1917 o 10;
Adams Express, esh CAS-; wels-Fargo Express
157S 1873; do. scrip, "a a 3H; American Ex-
press, A AZ; United States Express
454 454; New York Central consolidated,
1o1S 10l14; do. scrip, 961 a 95h;
Harlem, 1i3A bid; Erie, 2315 a 23%; Reading. 100
1895; Michigan Central. l25 bid; Lake Shore
9sss 9S%; Illinois Central, 139 BID; Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 109H 1o0%; Chicago and North
western, S31s S3%; do. preferred, 0115 q 91%;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati 81 a slH;
Rock Island, 121A a l211z; Milwaukee and st. Paul.
SO coz; do. preferred, SIX s1sS; Toledo and Wa
bash, SOFA $685. do. preferred, 73 bid; Fort Wayne
9e4 a 81; Ohio and Mississippi AK AK; Delaware
aud Lackawanna, Ill lll,s; New Jersey Central
l092l a ITO; Chicago and Alton, 1lS a 11Sh; do.
preferred, 11SG q 100; Morris and Essex, 04 05;
Hannibal and st. Joseph 1lS l1SS; do. preferred,
NIX; Boston, Hartford ana Erie, 5% 64;
Columbus, Chicago apd Indiana Central, 1s5S 19zs.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
The New York herald., 1870-06-04
STREET cuorATIlls
un;f.pust Five O'Clock p. M.
CONMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, juno &c p. ".

FRIDAY, juno Sc 7. ".
BEEswAx dull and we heard of sales OF moment
Prices were nominal &c. 37c for WeserD Southern
CANDLES slow Of sale there being demand except
for retail lots. Prices heavy at Ac lsc for Western
and city adamantine, &c., S5c for SPERM and 4c 45c for
patent.
CEMENT.-Rosendae steady at 81, with a moderate
demand.
ConDAaE was quiet but steady at &c 2sc for Manila
2c for Ssa rope and Rnssa bolt rope and lc for Russia
tarred.
Cocoa was dull and prices were nominal at 12c. l2sic
god for Gnaynqn In bond and 29c &c.,, do for Mara
caibo, do.
CoopERAGE STocx.-Thc demand for all kinds was linn
tied, but prices steady at former quotations. S
as do, 80 do, Sa SO 7o box do $50; rum
do $5 25 So 50 pipe box do, Sc 30 ST. hoops IA feet
$45 a $3.50; do, IL feet $40
CorrEE-Tle market for Rio quite, there being only
grades About 500 bags Ccyionthe cargo Of tho bark
Choice-were offered at auction and abou. $500 bags were
disposed Of The prices obtained generally satisfactory
ranging a. from i5s; g. so,lc gold duty paid The
quiet a. our quotations i
Bic; good do, l6Ic. l7c.; prime do l74c. ffslc;
extremes for LOTS 1bc lsc Java, 20e 22c Singapore
lsc. l9c Ceylon, 17c. &c., Maracaibo, 1870. l9c
ruayra, ls1ac lshc Jamaica, l5c 6Hc Costa k'ca,
I6c. 2Oc Manila, lc 7c Mexican 15c &c., Saya
nilla, l56c. q 1ec., all gold, duty paid.
COTToN-The demand fairly active for export, and
moderately for spinning but atprices &c Ac fellow
those obtained yesterday decline bong caused by The
low Including 29S bales to arrive, there sold
247 bales of which J96 for export 722 for spinning
and l9 on speculation For future delivery the market was
only moderately active and heavy The sales 100 bales
July a, &C. sc and 400 do October a, lsgc.
We quote:
The New York herald., 1870-06-04
TEE PEARL STREET TRAGEDY.

Investigation Before Coroner RO!lins-Pos
M0rtem Examination ON the BOdy-Excite-
ment About the Station House.
The shooting Of Patrick Herman in Pearl street on
Thursday night by officer Burke, OF the Fourth pre-
cinct police, particulars Of which have heretofore
been printed in the HERALD, caused the most in
tense excitement In and about the Oak street police
station yesterday where thousands Of interested and
excited persons had congregated In the hope Of
hearing further particulars regarding the occur
renee, and 1t required the utmost vigilance on the
part of Captain Allaire and the members Of his force
to preserve order. During the morning Coroner
Rollins was officially notified Of the homicide where
upon Drs. John Beach and Joseph Cushman pro-
ceeded to make
POST MORTEM EXAMINATION
on the body and found bullet wound in the back
between the shoulder blades about an inch to the
right OF the spinal column the bullet entering the
chest between the sixth and seventh ribs passing TO
to the left and entering the lett lung causing death
from internal hemorrhage, On examining the head
the medical gentlemen discovered pistol shot
wound about two inches posterioray to the lett ear
above. producing Slight conclusion OF the brain.
This wound was not OF fatal character. The
empanelled, and, after viewing the remains, per.
mission was given to the relatives OF deceased to
take the body to his late residence, No. 367 Pearl
street. Below Will be found the names and resi-
dences Of the jurors selected to pass upon the case.
NAMES OF THE JURY.
Jackson 8. ShultZ 200 Madison avenue; $. W.
Baldwin, 1862 West Forty-fouith street; Henry G.
Petty 10 Abingdon pace; James Q. Durant, 336
Pearl street; William Paiiu, as West Thirty sixth
street, John Dawson 151 Third street, Williamsburg;
James Riley, 43 Casson avenue Brooklyn; Charles
w. Hull, Sixty-nrst street, East river.
The jury was discharged till one O'Clock this after
noon, at which time they are expected 10 meet at
the Coroner's office, No. II Old CITY Hall, where the
investigation Will be proceeded WITH
Heruan, the deceased, has been engaged in some
BR0tLS AND FIGHTS,
and 1t was yesterday stated by an officer IN the sta
tion house that some months ago Herman beat a
barber In James or Oliver street In very dangerous
manner. The victim Of this assault subsequently
died. but whether death was fastened by the Violence
he had received does not seem clear. Herman was
arrested for the assault and taken before magls.
trate but subsequently liberated.
OFFICER BURKE
is highly spoken OF by Caiain Mlaire OF the Fourth
precinct, who claims that he is IN efficient ana dis
Greet guardian Of the pubic peace, and discharges
his official duties to the entire satisfaction OF hts
superior officers. Burke remains at tue oak street
police station awaiting the result OIL the Coronel,d
Investigation.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04
THE MONEY MARKET.


The money market presents the stereotyped fea-
lures of the past few weeks-viz.: ease and abund-
ance. On call the average and general rate is four
per cent, without regard to collatera but in some
instances, borrowers submitting, government securi
ties obtain accommodation at three per cent. On
the other hand, where the collaterals are less
choice and the borrower is not in prime standing he
has to pay five per cent. Commercial paper is quiet
Really choice grades sell as low as Ave and half
per cent discount but the general rate Is six per
cent for the usual class Of prime paper
FOREIGN EXCHANGE INACTIVE.
The foreign exchange market was barely steady
and inactive. Toward the close some OF the dealers
reported 1t weak, but without change In rates, which
ranged from 1o9X to ITO for the several grades Of
bankers sterling aud 1lo7S 11o,a for sight. The
advance in fve.twenties In London to s97, with
gold at 1141l 1147s to diy, enabled shipments of
bonds, and nearly million was sold abroad on
American account, the exchange made against
which was one cause OF tie weakness in exchange
above referred to.
GOLD DULL AND STEADY.
The gold market was steady between the limits of
114sS and 114, the latter point being attained by
the circulation Of an idle rumor that the Secretary of
the Treasury intended dscontlnuing the balance of
his programme of gold sales for June for the reason
that the July interest viii begin to come on the
his further selling The authors OF the report doubt
less were forgetful Of the fact that the government
sales Of gold are made not to assist the
"bears'' in the Gold Room, nor to oppose
the 'bulls," but simply TO carry out the law
requiring tile gradual reduction OF the national debt
through the operation OF the sinking fund.- as well as
to augment the special fund, which is reserve,
subject TO the action of Congress- but certain to be
employed in speedier reduction Of the debt than
originally contemplated by the law Of the sinking
fund. The rise was stimulated by the "bullsn who
tired Of the long inactivity OF the marketand are
anxious to get ont Of their gold. The loan market
| shows that what short interest existed IN the
| market has been largely closed out, ana tile
| 'bus" are now alone in their operations, the
price being too low to sell, while with the inactivity
| in exchange, the comparatively light export Of
specie and the prospect OF an tnundati0n Of gold
from the Treasury in few weeks, there is no temp.
tation to buy The ''bul' campaign in gold for the
| summer of 1870 has so far been miserable failure
| The market at the close was weak on the shipment
OF 1ve.twenties to Europe. The following is the re.
| cOrd of tna nrincina1 ctuatfOns.-
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Receipts Of the week iois bales; EXPORTS soas.wss soc
bales sales, 1850 bales

oales; sales, $50 bales.
Nrw osLxANs. June 4, 1870
4S s.es net rsccoss css Sales coastwe. q ia
total 2i32 bales; exposts 20 Great Britain 5o5s bales
stock 0 2s bales. Net recspts OF the week 1850
coastwse L73t bass total Il 3l bales EIpors-to Liver
pool isos asls, 10 Hayre 50; bsls.; 70 ysrs Cruz 81
TO Boston, 727 bales; safes. II, 500 bales.
MOBILE. June g. 1870
Cotton steady; mdding, 2Ic. Sales, 800 bales; net re-.
cepts to-day 6s bales receipts OF the week 38l bales
exports, coasswise to-day. IS bales TO New Ueans
ports to Great Britain during the week. bales coast
WISE 2ss bales saes OF the week. 800 bales Stock on
sAvkNAu, Ca, June 2. 1870
Cotton quiet; middng 2lAc saes 45O bales receipts 3s
baesi $50 bales stock 25773 bales
ccpts OF the week. s4s9 bales; Great Britain,
,oo baes to the Contnen 1883 bales coastwsc, 1867
Cotton In better demand mddng, 2tc q c. Sales $50
bass receipts 3yf bales 7 stock
swS bales net receipts of the week. baS coasise
total JUL bales exports, coastwse $3.50 bales sales
WfLnfNGToN, June 8, 1870.
ib haies Export coaswse 2l bales week 100
bales; stock 248 -
So. konvoLx, Va, June 3. 1870.
CoW on nominal low middling, Soc. 2lEc Recepts is6
Daes Expors-cosstwtse 100 baes. Stock, 1925 bales
Receipt. of the week 226 bales Exports 1876
Cotton dull middling 22lc Net receipts Of the week W. 6s5
baes: coastwise 74 sales total k2s9 bales Exports
the contnent Ss6 bales Sales. l22 bales. Stock 4l2a
bales '
BoeroN, June 3. 1870
bales; coastwisc 800 bales total 1885 bales Sae i00o
bales Stock, 5000 bales.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

MISUNDERSTANDING wednesday evening June
l. at the Cnapei OF the Holy Saviour, by the Rev. A..
b. Carter, ID. d., SrEpHES q. BARSUM TO AMELIA A.
this city,
BR.tTIGAM-SEARs.--At Montclair, n. j., on We'd
nes1ay, June |, by the Rev. j. l.. Maxwell FkEDBR-
IC6 A. BRAUTIGAM to SOPHIE ). SEARS, all OF the
above place.
CANSoN--D Avis.--At Zion chapel, Hastings, on
the Huds IN on Thursday juno 2 by the Rev. George
d. Reese, HENRY II. CANNON, Of Irvlngon, TO LyUY
Ii. DAVIS, OF the former place. No card5.
FRYER-DoDGE.-On Wednesday, June ]. at 81
John's church, Cambridge, by the Rev. gcuben w
| iiowes, GREviiLE EDWARD FRYER TO EUGESIl
! LOUISA, daughter OF the late Samuel =. Dodge,
| Philadelphia papers p.e9se COPY.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION OF THE DECLINE IN
AMERICAN SHlPBUILDING.-The Brunswick (Me.)
TeleDaph has heard OF nothing that so fully illus
trates the fearful decadence Of navigation the
testimony OF sundry Of the Brunswick shipmasters
before the court he'd IN Portland last week. The
captains were called to testify In the case Of the
town vs.. rho Portland and Kennebec Railroad Com
pany aud as is customary when a witness takes the
stand the gentleman called was asked, "What is
your businessfo His reply was, 81 am q gentle
man loafern The next witness replied to the ques-
ton, 81 tend babies and feed the hens" The third
shipnlaster replied TO the same question 81 have no
business, but have got the rheumatism" 1t s per-
fectly obvious that something must be done to
remedy this state of things for what Is true OF Bruns
wick Is equally true OF other parts Of the State.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04
Hudson County, N. j.
NOT A Mu3pSS.

Coroner keenan, yesterday investigated the case Of
Mrs. Margaret Joyce, late OF 122 Mott street. whose
death it was alleged had resulted from violence at
the hands OF Patrick Moylan, living In the same
house. Wooster Beach, NJ. d., was not willing to
had been FASTENED by violence, and consequently
the prosecution fell through. Moylan, a very re.
spectacle and industrious man, who had been
arrested, was discharged from custody.
The New York herald., 1870-06-04
GOVERNMENTS STEADY

The government list was steady and strong on
feature, but more buoyant ON the expectation that
the Funding bill will not operate against IL, as
al first conectured. Prices closed ON the street this
evening as follows:-united States currency SKIES,
l13S 1137s; do. SKIES, 1881, registered, l1aH a
l149s; do do, coupon 1lS 11SH; do five.twenties
registered, May and November, 1l1,S O NIX; do.
do, 1862 coupon, do, 1l24 112]a; do do, 1864.
do do., l119s 1115s; do. do 1865, do. do, 111K
a 1l15, do. do; 1865, coupon, January and
July, 11415 1l4tl; do. do, 1861 do. do, 11i15
1142s; do. do, 1S8s do. do, 1141s 1141s; do ten
torties, registered 1854 1cS}.; do do, coupon,
1888 a 1884
SOUTHERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACTIVE.
In the Southern list the only feature lies in the
Tennessees, which continue to advance under the
manipulation OF The party who are making market
to sell upon Some OF the outside 'shorts" were
forced to buy to-day, and the new bonds commanded
as high as 5S11 casn. The outside SPECTATORS are
very numerous, as shown by the borrowing demand
for the bonds, and the "ring are determined TO have
the short interest to themselves Hence the anoma-
ious condition OF the market. The general list was
duli aud closed as foiiows:-Tennessee, ex coupon,
62 621l; do. new, 5S5S 5S; do. five per cent, As
As; Virginia, ex coupon 60 69js; do, new, 6s a
e9; Georgia SKIES, So n 90; do. sevens e5 q 96;
North Carolina, ex coupon. 20 a 4eX; do, new, %
259S Missouri sixes ea)4 o4,S; do. Hannibal end
ST. Joseph 94 o 04A; Louisiana SKIES, 70 a II; do
sevens Is 70; do eights. 50 aS6i DO. leyee sxes
The New York herald., 1870-06-04
NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY JUNE l87o-TRIpLE SHEET

o.i. ysrs ssiive APP sps g. &c. sss There sold ssoo
nSsns western asa & ' 10th Sss Uss
and barley malt were aa and nominal las. quotations
maad rhs safe. were s5oo Saniss Ssorss. ST. The
T ~ ssssy ~ es .
ssd Sale. S
Of s owing wi sssans 70 ehs
ss Sc M ~
ynS wa ac e the s
The eugagsmen, weeTo Liverpool iS9 bushels wheat,
% ss %
a. s 6s s0s ~ % % IS ,ss:
q; s Il. ss:s
y sHsa:' Ssss
SS.: psfcIsu% about BARK be;tSSs
Medi!errspssn with xsoo do al s.; bark Cronsad
pa tss - s'ss 'sf sAs
sss
SS @ sSs i;'; ":
private and snip about ss%arsnss s' with
SuSsi.s duh Su. unchanged The sale. were 100
'fHi HXSsony moderate demand prevailed, and prices
u 10 long rye straw short iSSS
do, Sbc. 9Dc.
HEMpManla was steady At 1%so. l4Ac., gold, without
saes. Jue IN slow demand but he'd for full figures,
vz:6c 6sc, god sisa was quoted a. l2e. l2kc gold
and Tampico at &C. !hc. do n bond, without business
HOps.The market still quiet, there being but little
inquiry hut prices continued steady holders being india
posed TO operate except a full previous gures The
tngs fair OF the better grades which
ingy offered Prices ranged from lc. 10 &c Tor
choice grades.
LKAriiER-iiemlock soieThers was fair demand for
the good descriptions ut steady pces wbe the inferior
medium grades dull and heavy. The stock only
moderate and poorly assorted. There moderate bus
doing In Union crop at quotations. Rough dull
and heavy and some sales made at lower prices We
quote -
The New York herald., 1870-06-04

INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY IN SOUTH CARoLINA--The
Wahalla iS ca Courier sGys that there IL now more
activity In mechanical operations In las section than
was ever before known. Immediately around wal
hala three steam saw mills are daily engaged In
converting the forest tros into lumber Tor buldtng
purposes. These cannos supply the demand ior
lumber. though every creek also has It's saw mllL
Tic supply Of timber Is almost inexhaustloe the
market IS hush, and the industrious are ilourshing
Carpenters, painters and every class ol artisans ma
constant employment and good wages.