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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
THE STATE OF THE WEATHER
OFFICIAL REPORT.

SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-At
M the barometer stood 222 and the Thermometer one
degree below zero relative humidity cslOo wind norh
velocity Of wind, four miles per hour
This being the first calm day have had IN this month";
Il was Only appreciated by all the members Of the expe
don by making an to the head OF Tuckerman
Ravine and other places to admire the grandeur OF the
frostwork The artists busly at work. and secured
some very fine negatives. Birds Eye View was taken
by placing the the ridgepole Of the TpTop
Hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
WASHINGTON.

TIE ST. DOMINGO DEBATE-TBE PRESIDENTS
VIEWS ON THE sUBJECr - Mr. SUMMER
CHARGED WITH DUPLlC1Tf-aR. MORRILL,
W.T. FIRST SUGGESTS THE CHANCES IN THE
SENATE FOREIGN COMMITTEE.
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sons no reason why should refuse 70 rejoice
Che prosperity of the whole reunited land because We
refuse to turn backs the brave and honest men,
living and dad who followed our banners In Obedience
10 the doctrne OF state sovereignty Il 10 reason why
we shoud frserniSe with equally brave and honest
men who fought OIL The other side
The Senator elect says IN soDcinslon
% protest 10 you, Sir that obedien and law
observing citizen Of the United States that asquiesee
in and will maintain all the legitimate results Of the
war: that desire the unity and perpetufty
the whos country, it, prosperity aud honor desire
mover again Ia It's great energies liz vast rsrces
H. nsrivus sodiere and lite wise statesmen Engaged IN
I'M isur task OF sclf-destruction; but fcrvcDty pray
that every atom Of the wealth n is bosom end every
spark OF e genius OF its children may be devoted Ia the
,oIon wefaye bencSfprth and forever And IN stteets
ZION az All th, pledge faith which stEod by h sinking
causs through misfortune and defrad, bright and untss
pAbed-s my btsres enemy must ssJ-beeause honor
and duty required IT..
The result Of the eleion In Georgia though the
turns arc peascr Is believed here 10 be sueh ~ to pre-
eiue the possibility II IL ever existed OF Attorney rD
ora Ikermau's eeston to the United 6,ains senate
and hi resignation from his present Office he therefore
Inor douhrful than His irfends here do MOI think
hi. health win prevent his continuance In office
Neither House OF Congress being IA esson. most of the
Senators and rnembers taking advantage OF the IL days
rcess be ginning yesterday baVe zone Ia tbor hoinrs To
s,.nd Inc holiday sea.on. The Caplto II Therefore de-
.ered to-day no Committees In sessiol 40 repair
ing il "a nc done the clerks without occupation, ana
.r only occupants OF the Capitol the lazy waichmrn
rne Irnartu.ents are alsO unusually dull, and many OF
,, densrtturu and bureau Oihnsrr si-eHt taking
their yearly leave Tn. weather u, crap ono cold ba, no
SNOW has falen thur far this veek
reformation received here respecting tbf senstorai
.ont.,t ip Michigan makes 10 proabe thai tbe contest 10
m, Iesi,ls,ur, viii be chiefly between senator Howard
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Thc Presi-
dent sent the following nominations
To the Senate: j. il. Reese, United
Sta}eS Marshal for the Northern Dis
uiot of Missouri; John NJ Oliver,
formerly of Michigan, Associate JUS
ticc of the Supreme Court, ID. c.
John Neamen, Of San Francisco,
arrived to day with magnificent
flag made of California silk which he
intends to present, iD the name of the
State, to Congress. 1t was displayed
to-day in the marble room cf the SEN
ate where it attracted great attention
on account Of its size and beauty, as
well as being the first American flag
ever made of native productions.
The New Orleans and Havana mail
steamship service via Key West, was
to-day awarded by the Postmaster
General to Sanford Hite. of st. Louis;
subsidy $4,000 per annum; contract
for four years.
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SOUTH AMERICA AND CUBA.
a Bsw Combination kgaHst Spain---GFaEt
on the Side Of DC8p0tism---
Jordan Wanted

NEW hgEE, June Z9.-IhC intelli-
Zeuce from the South American Re
public of Colombia Is important. A
resolution has been introduced in the
Colombian Senate instructing the
Government to propose an alliance
with the republics of Spanish Amer
ica-the object being to effect the lib
Grafton of Cuba and Porto Rico.
Should Spain refuse I'D Withdraw her
troops from those islands, the allies
are to declare war against her and aid
the Cubans I'm achieving their indie
Deudence. The resolution was passed
enthusiastically, and by a large ma
i0rity.
The UJrid's Havana correspondent
writes the particulars of the capture
hy lhe Spanish Of the Upt0n's second
expedition. He attributes the disas-
ter to the laundering Of the Cuban
JUuta in New York. A mass of cor
respoudenca fell into the hands of the
Spanish, giving them important in
formation of The designs of the Gu
bans IN the United States. Since
President Grants message the Span
ism In Havana have INDUCED iu an
extremely threatening tone toward
this country. The CuriO de Ia Mare
go is urging Spain to require of the
United States the dissolution Of all the
Cuban Junta8 iu New York, New
Orleans and other American cities,
and the seizure and lelivery TO Spain
of the steamer Upton.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, June 2g.-The wheat har-
vest i'm Southern Illinois is about COM
DIeted, and it is pronounced the best
crop for many years. Corn looks
I promising.
At GalCsburg, H., yesterday, Mrs.
Dunn, while trying tO lighta fire with
/ kerosene, was so badly burned that
she died last night.
Schutter 81 Co.'S Iinseed oil factory
at Minneapolis, Wis, was burned yes
terd8y, with one hundred barrels of
oil and two thousand bushels of flax
seed, etc. Loss, $4,000. Insurance,
S8s. 900.
Mrs. Foster, mother Of DR. Foster,
editor of the Duukirk WiUUesOHIu,
fell down "a cellar way at st. Paul,
yesterday, fracturing her skull SO
badly that she cannot survive.
Hon. William Smythe, the present
representative I'm Congress from the
Fifth Iowa District, has been nOmi-
mated for reelection by acclamatiOn.
Last evening, while "a druggist on
the corner Of Clinton ard Madison
streets was rolling C8sk of wine into
q cellar, he slipped and fell, the cask
passing over him and so badly iniur-
ing him that he died i'm a few hours.
Reports We're received to-day, at
General Sheridan's headquarters, that
bands of hostile Indians have APP
peared within a few days at Separa-
ton Wood Station, Medicine Bow,
RawIin Cone and other points. In
some instances United States troops
are I'm pursuit of them.
EN-Lieutenant Governor LittleiOhn
addressed the Produce Exchange to-
day in favor of the Midland railroad,
which, he said, could be finished i'm
eighteen months, for SI,25O,0O0 more,
aud for which amount, the State
having refused its aid, he wishes to
raise among the business men of the
city The Exchange adopted
favorable resolutions, urging a sub
scriptiOn by the citizens.
Judge Pratt issued to-day a pre-
cmpt0ry mandamus. Mayor Kalb-
heiSch, of Brooklyn, will sign the
prospect of the bank bill.
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NEW YORK
Commercial FaCts---A Big Dance -GoId
and Dry G00ds---tH Adr0it Thief---YeI-
low iaCk---Ths Demi Monde on a Bender.

NEW YORK. lime % The Times
of tbis mornfnr. I'm am article. SAYS
that at the end of the fiscal wear. ON
Thursday navf Juna a0 if will he
fourd that fbe Trea-1rv has received
sI2 Zoo 600 I'm cu-fon Gnrfas and that
fb. ro1nfrv has consumed 9bnUf s5- -
GuD nDD ar e20 naD n90 moro of foraio-n
Goods fban I9sf z.nar ana have i'm
DorreI at Iaa.r ST 000' 600 000 more of
domestic produco. The aggrag1tp in
comes i'm rhf- nifv and snTUrbs not
wffhstandinp the diminished Drofits
of A r stewart and the drv goods
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Fire in Louisiana

NEW ORLEANS, June 29.-In New
iberia, Louisiana, three squares, in
the centre and business portion of the
town, was destroyed by fire this
morning, including three livery
stables, two hotels, three coffee
houses, the courthouse and several
large buliness houses. About forty
houses in all were destroyed. The
loss is estimated at two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. Insurance Un-
known.
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CHEYENNE, June pa telegram
from Fort Fetterman says that the In
diaus killed and scalped a Mexican by
the name of PiC8yuue, yesterday,
near that post and run off with his
team. 1T IS also reported that they
killed two squaws, who were living
with the whites. A report from Fort
Laramie says that Red Cloud and his
tribe have gone TO the buffalo hunting
grounds, and will be gone a week or
two, when they will come back and
trade and talk peace. Weather warm.
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INDIANAPOLIS, June 29.-AnOther
arrest was made tonight of a man
named John b. Gattenberg, who
lived near where the murder of the
girls was committed. He waived an
examination before the Mayor, and
was sent to jail. Several marks Of
bites Of teeth We're found on him, and
other circumstances connected with
his actions lead to the belief that he is
guilty.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
School Bill---PubIiC Printing---The Estab-
GishmeHt Of a Democratic Paper De.
Clarsd a FeIony---Ths FvekiHuts Rule.

Special Dispatch 90 the APPEAL
JACKSON. Miss, June 29.-The Sen
ate finally disposed Of the school bill
IT rons back to the House for concur
renee in the amendments made.
In the House, the Conference Com
mittee reported on the revenue bin,
and the bill passed.
Bill regulating the legal printing
was taken up, and was bitterly opposed
by the Democrats and denounced as
au outrage on the people.
a Democrat offered an amendment
That if any Democrat establish a
newspaper in any district, he shall be
guilty of a misdemeanOr, and be pun
ished by fine and imprisonment.
A resolution was adopted that no
member be allowed to speak longer
than five minutes.
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lnsOlyent Notice.

TTAVING suggested the Insolvency oftne as-
i 1 tate Of JOhu r. Mills. ir., deceased. g rt-a
Oy give notice for an persons having claims
againstsa estate tpappear before The louu.s
Court clerk and ME tine same autheuticu-ai
Ina the manner prescribed by law. ON or be-
fore the second day Of Decem Der. 1870. Erl
any claim not filed ON OF before said day, OF
before an appropriation or the funds OL said
estate Is made, shall be forever barred botl
lu law and equity. H DOW,
Adm 10 istratOr Estate o. -Chu T.. Mills. Ir.,
Deceased
Memphis, June 2, 1870 ie3
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InsOlyent NOtiCe,

TTAEING suggested the insolvency OF tine Csc
II tate OF George NJ. GiI, deceased, 7 hereby
give notice for all persons having claims
against ss ID estate 20 appear before the County
Court Clerk and hIe the same. authentic
in the manner prescribed hv law ON or bee
fore the 2sth day Of December sfs7U; and
any claim not led ON or before said fav. OF
before an apprO- ration of the funds o. said
estate is made. shall be forever barred both
iu law and equity. r.. TATH,
Admir- Estate orGeo. N. GIN, ,tec't.
Memphis, June - L--u. les
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ThoPuI
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Rntica 70 Cnnfrantnrs

- EALED proposals will be received at the
= Engineers Office, Memphis, Tennessee.
until d IN. ON the lst August, 1870, for the
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD.
between CoviugtOu and Ripley, about fifteen
miles. A portion of the work is heavy and
worthy the attention of contractors. Pro-
dles and speCihc3tiOns can be seen at the En-
giueeTs office, 40 Main street, Memphis on
and after June 6, 1870.
THO5. II. MILLTNGTON.
je2 Chief Eng. Miss. River X. R
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A Sklrmish.

CEETENNE, June 29.-Lieutenant
Young and command returned to
Rawlins last evening, the Indians
having successfully retreated nnder
cover Of the night, The supposed In
dian loss in killed and wounded, is es-
timated at twenty-One. Sergeant
Kessner, Of the cavalry, was wounded
in the hip.
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ST. LOUIS, June pa special
train, with about one hundred prOmi-
nent citizens from Decatur, H., and
towns along the Decatur and East ST.
Louis railroad, arrived here this after
noon and returned this evening. The
road is completed between the two
points, but viii not be opened for
business for a few weeks yet.
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CONGRESSIONAL

[ ouIsvills CanaI-Texas Pacific Railroad
Bill-RaHsas Pacific Railrosd-lnsuranCe
Companies, How TaXed-TaX on Iomb-
slonss-NothiHg Escapes from Rapaoious
RadiCalism-Tax on Lager and Dogs
Arkansas Riyer Bridge-SteyaHs' Bat
terry.
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TO BRlCKLAYERS.

CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
\ MEMPHIS. TENN, June q, 1870 !
81 Sealed proposals will be received a
this office until u o'clock-m FRIDAY. July
], 1870, for building Brick Culvert on Vance
street, near and g. r r. Plans and speci-
hcatIOns to be seen at this office.
j. II. HUMPHREYS,
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Good Killing Weather Jolly Work all
around the Boards.

COLUMBUS, Ky, June 29.-Nester-
day Ed. We'll and a. Meyers made
an attack on ID. Lipstein for refusing
to retract certain statements to their
prejudice. Lipstein drew a revolver
and fired two shots, killing We'll and
seriously, but not fatally, injuring
Mowers.
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Boston, June 29.-Peter Dyer, jr.,
former cashier Of the NewtOuville
bank, was to-day fined S3G, ,0OG and SEN
fenced to six months Imprisonment
This is the last Of the State street IL,
rpgularitieS.
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NOTICE

A II a meeting OF the President and Direct
y 0rs of The Shelby County Turnpike Com
pauE. held June 9th, It was unanimously
RaDEa8 That calls oe made upon the sub
sCriners TO this company, payable as follows.
alb-caII OF -5 per share, payable July 10Th.
5.h-caII of So per share, payble July goth.
Gtu-cau of 50 per share. payable August lst.
-th-caII of 90 90 per share. payable Aug. 10th.
fe2g j. c. IOH NSON. Secretary.
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In the District Court of the United States Tor
the District Of " est Tennessee In fle mat
ther OF J.. HOWklus, EaukTupf.-Lu Bank
ruptCy. DistrictOf Wesr Tenuessee-ss.
To whom 10 may concern.
The undersigned hereby gives notice u. his
appointment as assignee OF T.. H1a~Hfu-. of
Memphis. in the county of Shelby and state of
Tennessee, within said District. who has been
adJudged q Bankrupt upon bis own petit
ton, by the District Court of said District
Memphis, Tenn the Z,rh davuE June. AID.
1870. WILLIAM S. tIEHUE.
IeZy Assignee. etc.. no. 3 Madison so.
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LEWISTON, Me, June 29.-The Re
publicans Of the Second Congressional
District nominated Hon. William
Frye, Of Lewiston, for Congress; the
name of the present Representative,
Hon. 5. y. MOrreu, being withdrawn.
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NASHVILLE.

e--,t csu-f at BarlleH-s Sheep Killing
r--s- Awful State TsE-gosi oi 5al''a'
g-..a-.-sone Of our Chief Orators
s.--ras Reputation Straight
ed e.-s.F.a-Thg County Of Etheridae-
r--sa a-s Railroads TO be Sued
a-r .4a Doctors Done f0r-Gone Up
Charles sag-s Dsad-BaEtsr has no
-aar
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BUFFALO, June 29.-The first pre-
liminary meeting for consolidating
the old and new school Presbytery Of
Western New York, was held last
night.
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Saturday, July 18TH, 1870,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-WIt: ON the west side Of Second
street, In Memphis, Tennessee, being a part
of city lot No. Z57, and beginning at north
west corner of Washington and Second
streets, thence north n feet, and running
back west feet
TERMS or SALE.-On q credit Of seven
months, purchaser executing note with au-
proved security, bearing interest from date
and a lien retained until payment Of the
purchase money. Equity of redemption
barred. This June a. 1870.
NJ. ID. J. STEWART. Clerk and Master.
Humes & P1StOn and Morgan, Jarnigau &
ETaEser. SOLICITORS lur com pLalnanta les
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PITTsBURG, June 29.-The fire at
the oil refinery still continues at a
warehouse containing three thousand
empty barrels and a tank of benzine,
belonging to the citizens. The ref
merry was destroyed during the night.
The additional loss is five thousand
dollars.
There was a very violent storm yes
terday in the northeast part of the
country, destroying the fields, grain,
uprOOting trees, etc.
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VALUABLE COTTON FARM
II q Il

4 WILL sell my Plantation, containing 800
i aCres-60O of which are in cultivation,
lying about four miles east CT Australia, on
Stokes Bayou, Bolivar county, Miss. EOr
further particulars apply to j. Il. DOWDY,
254 Front street, Memphis, or to the under
signed, OkolOna, Miss. A great bargain viii
be given title perfect.
je7 +, HODGES.
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CHANCERY SALE, ON SATURDAY,
JULY 18TH, 1870.

No 3G4l-SecOnd Chaucery Court Of Shelby
county. Taylor. McBeau & Co.. use, etc, OF
Il. h. Brown & Co. VS.. Ed. Stack
ID virtue Of an iuterlOcutOry decree made
ID in this cause, I will sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, in front of the Clerk
and Masters office Of the Second Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, in the city OF Mem
phis, Tennessee, on
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

John Bright and Green Tsa-RegeBeratiOn-
Cork Bottled Up-Two More Americas
Bishops Made by the POBs-GaribaIdj
Siok-FongraI eff the Earl Of CIareH'
dun-AbdiCation Of Queen IsabeIIa-Ths
BOurbOns.
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The Chicago Post, in the course of a
modest article on that city, says: "By
no possibility can New York extend
beyond Two Hundred and Twenty
fifth street. There the Spuyten Duy-
vii comes in, and bars all progress.
Chicago can go to Seventeen Thou
sand Nine Hundred and Eighty-sev-
enth street without an obstruction.
As 1887 is greater than 22j, so will
Chicago be greater than New York in
the good time coming. Such IS the
UnansWerable argument of geography
and the earth's surface, as established
from the foundations Of the world"
In no country in the world is adul-
terry so severely dealt with as in CHI
ma. A married woman near Shang-
hal recently had formed a guilty alli-
ance, and cOnnived at the murder OF
her husband by her lover. The crime
was discovered, and the woman nailed
at full length on her husbands coffin
and left to die.
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BIsPEHSARY.
DR.. D. S. JOHNsON's
Medical Dispsnsary, Memphis, Tenn

DOR the cure Of all forms of fprfvate diseases.
Il Impotence, Seminal Weakness. SYPHILIS.
etc, speedily cured; also, diseases peculiar 10
leLnales- Dr. Johnson has given his special
attention TO the cure OF Private DISEASES f0r
. years. All afflicted should call or write.
Medicines sent by express to all parts. and
cures guaranteed
Office hours am too nm SUNDAYS O 70, II
am. IiesI ID. IS. Johnson NJ D
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MASONIC NOTICE.

vFyHE stated communication or Leila g
Z scott Lodge No Esg. viii be held Ny
this "THThSDAYN evening, S0th inst, ~
40 O'Clock. for dispatch Of business.
All n. NJ. Is frateTUalIy invited.
by order of r.. W. MITCHELL. W. NJ
$. STUEHL Secretary. je3O
NOTICE.
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REMOVAL.

VKT W.LUSE. Agent of SANDS CHICAGO
w ALE, has removed his depot to No. a
Adams street. GastOu's Old stand. He viii be
stand. Je-o
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BAHKRUPT notice

TvHE second general meeting of creditors
4 Of Howell, Wood q Co.. Ban sruDrs Wal.
be held at Memphis, iu District of Wes. Ten
uessee, on the lst day July, A. ID. lsl.. af II
o'clock am, at tine Office of II. j. Latham
Esq, one Of the Registers I'M Bankruptcy iu
said District, for the purposes named lu the
tWenty-seVeuth rZ7thi section of the act OF
Congress, entitled -' An aCtfJ establish "a uuI-
form system of bankruptcy throughout the
u Ited States" Approved March 70 AID.
ls1E. SAMUEL W. LAMBETH, Assignee.
Memphis. June I5 IsTU farT
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NOTlCE.
R1 Councilman Pepper:

By Councilman Pepper:
PaggrrsF That the Mayor be authorized to
notify the different newspapers of the city TO
send i'm bids for the publishing of the tax list
and the bid be let TO the lowest responsible
bidder Adopted by Council.
MAYORS OFFICE, June %, 1870.
In accordance 18th the above resolution,
bids for publishing the tax list viii be re-
ceivgd at this Uttice until Tuesday, July 8, 1870
feZg JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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ORPHANS PICNIC !

rV'HE annual Picnic for ua Benefit OF SIP
4 PETERS ORPHAN ASYLUM viii take.
place
AT ANIES' RAREE.
jULY q, 1870.
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Cumberland University, ,
Lebanon. Ton N.

A SKIS special attention fo its Department
~ Of ArJs and It's Commercial College fn.E
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LOUISVILLE, June z8.-Bagging- demand
good at D}2c. FIOUr-eXtra family S. So
Cotton dull; middIng l9C. Gram nominal
and unchanged. Provisions dull and weak.
Bacon lataglgl sGl7 i1C. Bulk meats l2LGlJ54
Ulb.ao Lard lie. Whisky is fImer; sales at
9scgel. IOuacc9-maTket active and strong,
sales rs Ehus-i sI g5g7 % for frosted and lugs
SegiJ Tor low 10 medium bright leaf Butter
lgUI7c. Eggs lie.
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36W Orleans
s. Louis,

ST. LOUIS, June Z9-FIour dull and uu-
changed. Wheat-SpTiug dun and lower at
SIC for No. falIi 81 O5gSl 10 for No. p Corn
Is dul, unsettled and lower; mixed SOGS5c
Oats 73G53c. hye ISg6Oc Whisky drmer at
81 US. Pork dull at 80 5Oa3O. Bacon dull al
ls9l614c for shoulders; l6Hc for clear rib, and
u tgc Ior clear sides. Lard is nominal at 1914
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CINCESSATI, June 2g.-Flour dull and 25c
lower; extra So 500 so. Wheat is dull and
nominal. Corn a2063c. Oats 55g60c. Rye ST.
Tobacco unchanged: sales IZU nhdss Whisky
steady at 81 Pork $50. Bulk meats easier;
sales $50 hhds at l2c for shoulders; 1870 for
sides ail pacKed. Bacon dull; small sales of
shoulders al l3l sg l54C. Lard held at l5C; no