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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07
A SuEgcsiisn for sayIss J. Rover 10
H's .nn Ponder over .'" ~

Mn! EDtroR: Mayof Bowen 10 continually
prAtlpg about the "RepublioAn pArty," ex.
pressing the greatest solicitude for Its present
ton by it, me mbefs which shall possibly lead
to its division and overthrow, or which shall
lessen IN any way It, power for doing good.
Now, " he really desires the beat good OF the
Republican party, Why docs no not retire from
| the present contest, and give hia support 10
some one who, as candidate for Mayor, will
Gus indeed about The welI-6sinf oIthe Re
publican party, and especially the eolored pof.
uon o. ~; Que would suppose from what he
sJS sss, he would 5e fonSS really ,hd wllllos
the party. Why cannot Mayor Bowen then
bring himself to the determination to sacrifice
@5 n; 500 S ~ down 'rS ssogS nG.
GOULD not he be persuaded to make for hi nseifa
giving up the political shosti Nobody could
ask him TO leave his party for his pArty'l
good, exactly-only Just to ,'aubsIde," and see
u the party" won't be able. AFTER a little, to
OF course the party can get along withou,
him. Even he cannot expect US to believe
that noue are capable OF running the city
| government but himself aud his men. Plenty
Of good Republicans eau be found with brains
| enough for MAyott or Corporation Attorney
or Ward Uommissionerlil rhat old election
| eering story about MF. Bowen possessing 90
much Influence over ConEress has become 90
stale and Improbable, and so lAughAble
wlthhl Of late that II 10 no longer made use Of
Since the Introduction OF gas into Washing
ton noihinE Of the kind has been found "a
| equal It, IL has had Its day, and has served
! ite purpose, and 10 now played out. -
But ssaia, and seriously, We say ist Mayer
nomination, and thus do an Immense thing
towards hATmoni7ipE the party and saving Il
from degtIuetion aud defeat. BY doing thil
| he would do much In the way OF conVlnclnl
the peoPle Of the purity OF ais motives and
the sincerity Of his projections. But 80 Ions
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

REv. DR. B0YETOH will preach tomorrow
morning and eyeainB, At the OentrAl OonHfe-
gAtionsl Church, Masonic Temple Ninth street.
Seats fTee,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

YOU WILL EIND aHORs OF all makes, at the
sane prices, and better goods than you see Ia
any advertisement, at WilaOn \ Oo's, under
ODD FellOwh' Han. col
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

REv. ]. Il. RApKru, d. d., psstst First Cos.
EDUCATIONAL Church, eornfr Of Tonth aud q
street, will PTeEeh to-mouaW morning. and
evening. M. .....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

N - = =
Hpl lFoB sUAnmR.--G ents' Furnishing
Goods for the million, and cheaper than
ever, Wis
Undershirts and Drawers, SO, 80, 90 and
40 cents.
White Shirts, 10 and IS cents, o. and
ei.25.
A spleudId article. ali iInen boaofn. war.
r.n,.a "A - 80 80 - ''"'NN'' 'N--N'i' "'f'l
Hanats,chiet. '' sir.aa, ho,nr,oa IA oon,.
Good socks. tbree mali for 81 ccpts
ExceIlent "a t,er coiisra cloib lined bptlop.
holes, Ib eents ney nor : - - -
The beat Paper Cnif.- K cer,. mar nal, mr.
80 oents per DOZEN ana All oahsf 1nr,ia M
equally low pricee. ~ = ~ - -
Call and convince youraeives. I-sa..
--..--a..-- FnINo a Cotnn.u
No, 400 Seventh street- bet,veen m ard Y
and Marble Han, No. 60T Seventh straet
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A. WEBSTER,
Register q Wills


Dfstrfrt ~ GOluInbid co hHtY 10 l0if!
In the case Of PATRioK hYAl, Admlnis'fatoT Of
Joba Ryan, deceased, the qdml9i ttAter 4toIe;
Onutl " WaahiBgtoH e0uaty Aforesaid, appointed
TUEIDAY. The lflh, day, oE May, A. D, lsIO, for
the dual holtlement and dlatfibullOn OF the per-
tohh Estate OF said deceased, aud OF thu assets IN
hand, A. far a. tbs same hays begn coll, ctsd Az
turned lptO m0HsT When And who're all tho etedi.
Tors and heirs o. said deceased are notified 10 at
tend, with thoiI ul4itntp opetly yonrheds or they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all beno.
Id In said deesased'a eaiAiai provided a copy Of
this order be published ouee a week for three
ysskala the HAfIosAt RhruBtIoAH pr,Vlpus 70
Test A. Wkb8tkNt
Apas.ThsW' RsGiSlsF o. WlllS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

NooN DAY PRAYHR MHHriSd. This meet
Ing. which has been Interrupted 10 0Ohss.
gueneo Of the MedioAl Convention, will meet
a. usual daily, from y to O'Clock, In the south
pArlof Of the Young .aen'B Christian AahoclA-
tion,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

THE aorAl May festival and exhibition Of
Prof Bell and OSslell win be held at MAFiRiis
academy on Wednesday sysilnG next, May II,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07
IIow tho Rewep Men CoHdao,edt the

Il "a sIRgEy, NosrHwIgr, Mar 4-sp,m.
turned from wisewen barracks, where I
was Informed the polls had been closed for
sons time. .E.1.HIt -.t .#.'. HH
BY notice IN your paper this morning the
opportunity for voting was to DO continued
I'LL O'Clock. Why was not this order carried
QUIT Every mechanic and lAboripg man in the
ward has been deprived Of the privilege OF ex-
pressing his preference for a candidate for the
mayorAlty. 1 for one do not feel disposed TO
submit TO such downright swlndllnG, For one,
shall be nominatcd by tueh PACKED opnyon-
tlon OF Political knayes. Give me an honeut
DEMOCRAT 10 prefereneo TO aeheAiinE Repnbli.
W. b. BUHo "a, without IN alias.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

REsioNED -BeniNniu q. Lovejoy, esq As.
Glstant district attorney with General y, q,
OAFriBgtnp, has rendered hts resignation OF
that position, to take effect on the llih Inst,
and has associated himself 10 the law business
with George l. Richmond, esq.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

REGisrRATIoS IN the FIyTn wARD.-Tbe
registration OF voters 10 the flfty ward was
suit. Total registry 2lI, ~ u whom were
white, G7 eOlofed.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

MgTRoPoLITAN DIVISION, S. OF THE al
teutISn Of members Of Metropolitan Division
No. 10, $. Of T., Ia called TO the Advertisement
10 another eolumn, All are requested TO be
present next Tuesday night, as business Of the
greatest importance VIII be transacted,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07
VOICE or TIE PEOPLE.



Mn. EDfroRi Some three weeks since the
Bowen oracle warned the Republicans against
sehisms chickering's and inharmonioul aotlon
In their city eonventlon ~ rocks which, n en-.
couhtered, would be the death kne1 Of Repub.
liennism At the coming electlou.
To-day that same psfsisteutly inoonalatent
Journal editoriAlly hnnoun oes that the irre.
eonoiliAble feud is q mere ripple upon the sur.
face. To quote ltp own Language, y The dlyl.
sion Il more Appatent than feAlt the bolters
simply Tepr6aoh thrmselver. and can DO very
little for' Tor ngainst any one In 40 slsotioni
their opposition 10 not formidable, and cannot
deprive the party Of auoosn.n IY. 2
What Virtues have emAnAted from the par ~
OF Bowen, Cook, MORO, Carson, 4 %. 10 the
pAIt few weeka that they should have 10
deeply embedded themselves In the Affections
Of the people OF WAshlngton 10 nu4iaa0
Two years ago, a. the mAyoIAlty election,
II, 2sT votes wAt cast, Of which MT, Bowen ID
recorded as having received p,iio, And Mr..
Given p,osT, . majority ofs3 for the former.
l As Indicated by the registration 90 far, the
vote this yeArwill not exceed, aud may mol
equal the vote OF 1893, No sane man, who
looks At the political aspect with uni aundioed
eyes, but viii conclude that Mt. Bowen can
not secure beyond aiE Thousand votes. where
then 10 his ehAnos for an elsotloni /" Tbs
handwriting 10 upon the Walln Mr., Bowen
may prepare 10 enter the haven Of TetlraoI,
The grsnd army Of sappers and miners VII
nor save HIN. f'4 g.'Ia. ab,e '' DELTA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

BoTb'5 OFVIoE DmECroRV foI May con,
tAins = vast amount Of informAtinu which no
counting room or ONCE can well do without.
IL CONTAINS all the corrected schedules OF
travel, post ONCE bullstia, department and
congregational directory, 40.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

Ths standard reputation AttGipsdl By this uBri-
walled and infallibls Yeast Powder during tuslt
years past Il due to It's perfect purity, hshlthful.
mes an economy. Pat up 10 tins, actual weight.
Asrepteseb'ed and viii keep for years.
The quality requiTsl fer us- Is FROM one ourth
" one halfless than other Baking Powders. Do Or
sid by groests tbTouG hout the United STAYS. lH
/ al DOOLEY a BROTHER,
MANUFACTURERS AND fRoPRIEToRs,
pbIq-a"Sr ? . 40 Na~s-ar~si. Nav York.
DRPHANS' COURT.
District " lsmbfa, ton county 10 loft
10 the oAss OF WILLIAM VAN MARIER, adminia-
TRAITOR Of Robsrt A. Psddoek, deceased the ndminis,
traitor afpr, said bes With he APPRECIATION 81 tbs
Orphana' Court 81 washirgti G,unty nforesaia,
app tinted Saturday, tho lltb day o. May, A. p,
ls7O Err The huAl seliemapt aud dstTibption Of the
PsrsPSs s.ls,s r. said a nd ~ he assets II
iurned L1to money ty bee and her- al thleedi-
tend, with th.df 81 aims uropsfly yonchAd. or they
may other wise BY Law b excluded tom all bene.
a. In said doeeased's ssiAtet provided q copy o.
thls order be publiahed once week for three
weeks IL The daily NATIONAL RFPuRLeAN pre-
| Test; g. 2 -. .'r A. wRDsT.R,
apps M3w 8ru lr.t. Register Of wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

REv. Or, ARNpr, delegate froln The Free
Church scotland TO the General Assembiy Of
the PFeabytefian church OF the uBttad states,
will preach In the New York Avenue ChuTph
In the morning, add IN the Metfopulitin N,
r. Church In the evening. .....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07

RATIFICATION MEETINd DEFsRRED AT a
meeting Of prominent Reform Republicans
held yesterday, u, NJ. Hail presiding, II was
resolved not TO take any action 10 references 20
holding the ratification meeting to endorse the
nominAtion Of Matthew q, Emery, until fu-
ture day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-07
|. JUsTIN s, MORRILL,,
". HANLtN, 30. d.. If..
JonN +, STOCKTON, H.
Managers on the part OF the Senate
. Ul ApoLrHus ". TANNER,
Iann I.nnnA

JoaN r. STOCKTON, 3D.. d..
Managers on the part OF the Senate
.. .I ApoLrHus ". TANNER,
.r....-. o.. T.. JonH A. LoaAH,
~ Managers on the part Of the House.
Mr.. Conkllng.-The form OF that report APP
prlaea nobody Of the result OF the conference.
] ask the honorable Senator from Vermont TO
let US know little about what We are 10 vote
upon, ..tg ....... d. H.fUU
AR, NORTH, OF yermont. 1 viii state that
essentially all the amendments Of the Senate
are Agrsed to. The eleventh amendment was
In relation to the cas- TO fuod, which by the
House bill was 10 be entirely Appropriated for
the support OF LAupers. This was amended By
the Senate 30 that II might be In mart Appro-
prlAted for the eatablishmeut and m alntena nee
a. schools. The House committee OF confer
enee refuse TO agree TO that, and the Senate
yisli. Then, In relAtion TO the place where
the subscriptions are to be taken, the Senate
had inserted, Instead Of the ON q OF the CON-
pAny, the Nationll Hotel That 10 by this 70.
port changed to tho Department % the lutte.
rlor. by the seventh amend neut we ave
changed the Appolatment Of the treasurer, VIII
under the bill waa To be director Of the com
rany, 30 that they may appoint any other per.
sou rs treasurer, The last recon 10 81 tatlo on 9
merely 10 relation to the heightof the stalls 10
the clear--thAt they shall be not less than
twenty feet In height. ....HF . ...|' n
Mr. Conkllng. What Ia to be the occupation
Of the building, except for stAllat ~. b
Mr.. Morrill,, OF Vermont. Thst IL not apeeI
tied "a the bill II will he whatever the cor
ppratlon shall SO 60. ..... r.. 10 "...
The report was eoneurfed 10. .r. f.r.
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FUNDING BOND ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE
FUNDING PURPOSES.
Be il ordafned BY the General Council Of ne CSts
Of Memphis:
SECTION l. That for the purpose Of funding
five hundred thousand dollars $500 0OOl. OF
any portion thereof OF the present due debt
of the city of Memphis, or OF the notes, bonds
OF coupons for interest upon the bonded debt
of the city of Memphis. becoming due during
the year 1870, the Mayor OF the city is hereby
authorized to issue the bonds Of the city OF
Memphis, having not more than thirty years
TO run to maturity from the date of their is
suance, and bearing interest at the rate of six
per cent per annum, payable semi-annually
In the city of New York or Memphis, at the
option OF the Mayor.
SEC. 2 Said bonds, when issued, shall be
denominated funding bonds of 1870, and shall
not exceed In all the sum OF i've hundred
thousand dollars. and shall be issued In de-
nominations of one thousand dollars each,
mum bered from one TO i've hundred respect
lively, with coupons for interest thereon at
taehed payable semi-annually In the city OF
New York or Memphis.
SEC. 8 said bonds, when so issued, shall be
city, in funding at par a like amount OF tne
present due debt, or of the notes, bonds or
coupons, for interest upon the bonded debt
OF the city becoming due during the year 1870
FTOUid'd, that said bonds shall not be issued
or used for any other use or purpose than
funding at par like amount of the debts oi
the city as herein provided.
SEC. 4. In order to test the sense of the quail
t1ed voters of the city as to the issuance OF
the above bonds, as required by the revised
charter, entitled an act 70 reduce the charter
of the city of Memphis, and the several acts
amendatOry thereof into one act, and to re-
wise the same, passed December }, 1862, Sec.
81, the MavOr shall, after giving thirty days
notice Of the time and place Of election, in
two or more daily newspapers published In
the city, submit this ordinance to the quail
ied voters Of the city. Those voting in favor
of the issuance of said bonds shall indorse
upon their tickets, Bonds" and those voting
against the issuance of said bonds, " No
Bonds: - and should three-fourths of those
voting vote in favor OF the proposition, then
this ordinance shall be in fun force and ef-
feet. and said bonds may be issued es pro-
Vided In Sections ], 2 ands. Ers -.
Approved April p, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. R. RICHANDs, City Register JylO
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sMIssIssfPPI
ADJOURNMENT Of the legislature Rail
roads -.cOdihcatien Of State Laws.

Special to MEMPHIS APPBAB.J ieu oD
JACKSON, Miss, July 2l.-Tht
Legislature, after passing resolutions
thanking the officers and secretaries
adjourned sine die at 10 O'Clock this
morning. The session lasted till after
midnight last night, and everything
of Importance was disposed of a4,
An act was passed appropriating
$1,000 to repair the Capitol, thereby
settling the question, of lis removal
from this place. .a
The secretaries are allowed thirty
days to finish up their business.
The Governor vetoed the bill incor-
porating the Grenada, Houston and
Eastern railroad. The Meridian and
New Orleans railroad bill, in which
General Longstreet and the Stantons
are interested, was changed by some
person before reaching the Governor,
and it is therefore null until further ac-
ton can be taken. A negro member
charged white Radical with doing
it, and a committee was appointed to
look into the matter. f.5
Messrs. Lowering, Johnston and
Campbell were appointed as COM
mittee to codify the State laws.
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lNFALLlBiLITY.
PRONUNCIATION of the Dogma, With ImpOs,
ing Ceremonies.

PARIS, July 21.-As previously an
nOunced in a dispatch the dogma of
infallibility of the Pope was pro-
claimed at Rome Monday last. Its
PRONUNCIATION was attended with the
most imposing ceremonies, and was
received with great rejoicing. A pub
lie session of the council began at
nine o'clock in the morning with
celebration and Mass. The Holy
Father arrived at the conclusion of
Mass, when prayers were offered in
voking the aid of the Holy Spirit.
The fathers were then called upon Tor
their votes on the entire scheme of
primacy and infallibility, and it was
adopted by the figures before
reported, 53s voted placet and
only two for non-placet. In
this vote all legitimate OPP
position : is ended. The Pope then
appeared and promulgated the new
article of faith, and the ceremonies
closed with the Ie Detnl, in which all
members of the Council and the spec
tatOrs joined with enthusiastic de-
YOtlon.
MADRID, July 21.-The Spanish
press generally ridicules the prOcla-
nation Of the dogma of infallibility.
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PRUSSIA

BERLIN, July 21.-An enthusiastic
German in Illinois has sent a cable
telegram to Count Won Bismarck
promising to give 500 TO the eaptor ol
the first French flag.
The vote in the North-German Par
Lament yesterday, for the extraordi
nary credit of one hundred and TWEEN
ty million dollars, was unanimous at
first and second readings.
BERLIN July 2l.-The Reichrath
voted unanimously on loyal address
in reply to the Kings speech. On
reading the address the members oi
the Reichrath and spectators, includ-
ing Mr.. Bancroft, Prince Leopold and
other noble persons, arose and re-
mained standing and uncovered until
the reading ended.
BERLIN, July 21.-The mouth OF
the river Weser has been closed up
with sunken hulks 10 prevent the en-
trance Of the French navy.
BERLIN, July 2l.-Bismarck in
formed the North German Parliament
Yesterday that the declaration of WA
was the first and only document 0ffi.
cially received from France, proving
conclusively that surprise was IN.
tended.
1t is still believed here that Austria
will maintain a passive neutrality
without arming.
Upon the arrival Of the steamship
Cambria at Havre on Saturday on heI
regular trip, five hundred Germans
who had paid their passage to Amer
lea, hearing Of the declaration OF war,
left the ship, returned to Prussia and
enlisted ia her army.
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THE CROPS.
Synopsis Of Report for lay from Depart
msnt Of Agriculture. Cd -a.

WASHINGTON, July 2I.-The follow
ing is. from the report of the Depart
ment of Agriculture for July, just
issued. The condition of wheat is
above the average in the following
States: Maine, spring, per cent;
New Hampshire, 2; Virginia, winter,
Alabama, s; Tennessee, 6; West Vir-
ginia, 8; Kentucky, 3; Kansas, 2; Ne
brsska, 2; Oregon, 3. An average
crop is indicated in South Carolina
and Arkansas. The following States
fall below an average: Vermont,
spring, per cent; Massachusetts, 3;
New York, u; New Jersey, winter,
20; Pennsylvania, winter, 8; Della
ware, 30; Maryland, 30; Mississippi,
.; Texas, 10; Missouri, 10; Illi-
nois, winter, 5, and spring %; Iowa,
winter, 10; Ohio, winter, 8; Mich
igan, 10; Wisconsin, winter, 10; and
spring 26; California, 5; Oregon 4.
The great wheat growing districts all
show reduction in their condition,
rendering it certain that the crop of
this year viii be less than that of 1869.
Future reports are likely to estimate
busan average depreciation Of l3 per
cent, and a diminution in breadth
of about & per cent. This would make
the present estimate of wheat 2l0,-
000, 900 bushels, the decrease being at
least 10000 600 bushels. The in
crease in the breadth of corn is great
er than the decrease in wheat. 1t
may be placed at 5 per cent. or
about 1,770, 100 acres. There appears
10 hn oil oh in
England, about 2 per cent. in the
Middle States; a decrease in the cot
ton States east of the Mississippi
river, and a still larger increase in the
heart of the West. 1t is estimated at
10 per cent. in Illinois and Indiana;
5 in Ohio; in Michigan; s in Wis
cOnsin: 20 in Minnesota; 10 in Iowa;
% in Nebraska, and I5 in Kansas.
Throughout the West the indications
of good crops have never been so gen.
eral since the Inauguration of the Off
eial returns of crops. The increase of
the average of cotton, as indicated by
the returns, averages Il per cent. and
aggregate near one million acres. The
condition is favorable. Neither the
caterpiller or boil worm has yet ap-
peared, and with an average sea-
son the present average should give
nearly 800, 600 bales. The oat crop
is looking better than was. expected
from its condition some time ago, and
there will doubtless be a full average
in about half the States, inclnding all
New England except Vermont, and
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, North Carolina, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Tennessee, West Virginia,
Kentucky and Oregon. 1t is less
promising in New York, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tex
as and all the Western States,
in which the defect ranges from to
% per cent. There is an increase of
acreage of tobacco in Virginia and
Kentucky. Our returns show an ag-
gregate increase of about D per cent.
The prospect OF the apple crop is
unusually good. Peaches are good,
except in Illinois and Michigan, where
the prospect is from ) to 10 per cent.
below the average. Grapes promise
abundantly all over the country.
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| for frosted 10 choice leaf whisky dun az 81
| @10L Pork ksis 81 81, and no sales Lard
| held at i6s<c. Bulk meats held at B5<cs bul
l3c is the best ofer; rib sides held at l5es bui
i51<e Is the best ofIer; clear rib held AZ &c
| but lec is best offer; clear sides saleable ai
le56c, but held hc higher Bacon nrmer
17sSc and clear sides held at IS1Se. bat ls1{e Is
hest offer. 3 Butter snd cheese Unchanged
Gggs aIs es # as a " Sayhs ehspes n
change steady at l-l0 discounts bnying. W
.dg 1oH Boz Chicago. gFi Ela
oHrcAGo. July zi.-Flour fairly active
vesD firm and unchanged. Wheat active and
3931sc lower, closing at 81 2l1a9l Y for NO. 2
This afternoon wheat was duh at u zSgl "a
/ to seller for August. Corn active and 1880
lower, closing at S61zc cash, and this after-
noon al Sc for July. Oats quiet and &c low
er, closing at s4e for No. 2 Barley dull and
nominal. Aighwines active at &c for wood
and CSC for Ii on bound Provisions steady
and firm. Pork $40, Lard l61ze Dry salted
shoulders; isc; 81; short rio middiss l5%c, Hogs Hogs
cattle 50 1903 50, and IS S9e p for Texan TO
choice smooth steers Receipts past q hours
eorn ea1 cU DO oats So 90 rye i7So Do bar
ley; 5I7a hogs. shipments 2zS0 bbls -four
Isl, 2s7 basheis wheat; A s5l do corni SI70 do
Freights frmsr at sIzc for oats and 51Sc Tor
wheat. Buffalo exchange unchanged. s1ua
Louisville. 1aMsid
Zt.-ha8e10H nffsl ~ 0UQ1
SO3zc, Cotton irm.r; middlings lsc. Flour
active; extra family IS 50. Grain quiet
wheat 81 209l 80. Corn 81 10. Cats e4e. Rye
SOc Provisions active and higher. Pork
s3l 90 Bacon l59lSalsc. Bulk meats H9H
9lSc. Lard T4c. Hams, Y c., A1zc, Whis-
Ky siSl o.
. Toledo.
TOLEDO, July 2l-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet,
aud 4ajc lower; NO. white Wabash 81 81
amber Michigan 81 49, No. red Wabash 81 46
81 ~. .r .-...r.
Charleston.
CHARLESTON, July 2l.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged at ISc; sales loo bales; receipts l55
bales; stock 6lO0 bales. l'-
Galveston.
GALVESTON, July 2.-Cotton duIl; holders
are anxious TO realize; good ordinary l454c;
receipts IA bales stock 1860 bales.
... Norfolk.
NORFOLK, July 2l.-Cotton duh and nom-
inal; low middlings HAc; receipts l0i ex-
Savannah.
SAVANNAH, July 2I-Cotton, quiet; low
middlings IT1ze; receipts S53 bales; exports
TO & eat Britain, las bales stock e44 bales.
. Foreign.
LONDON, July 2l-Evsning-Con S9s4
80 bonds steady; e2s. 81; 05's, 81; 69's, SEA
pounds. Sugar, Sis 6d@Sls Sd.
LIVERPOOL, July A,-Cotton dull and irreg-
ular; Middlings, SD; Orleans, ed. sales,
10 0O bales-lo0O for export and speculation.
California White Whest, I2s; Red Western
No 2 los 3d@l0s Cd. Western Flour, 28s6,z7s.
Corn, No. Mixed, S5s Cd. Beef, lISs Cd.