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General Items.

LONDON June S, 1870.
The ielegrams which were received here yesterday
from New York; announcing The rumored loss of the
steamer Dacian, with the West India cable, caused
deep regret.
The hope Is everywhere expressed that the story is
.groundless
A new scheme for regulating admissions into the
civil service has been promulgated.
The teegraphic service of the kingdom is still de-
ranged.
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PreIatical Remonstrancc.

ROME June 7, VIA PARIS, June 8, 1870.
The fathers opposed to infalllbty have presented
an address to the Pope through the Cardinal Legate
demonstrating against the violent proceedings BY
which the meeting of the Sd inst. was dissolved and
the debate on the preamble Of the schema brought
to an abrupt close
They complain that fifty members, who had given
notice of their intention to speak, remain unheard
among them Monsegneur Dupanloup, and protest
against the vote by which the debate was termin-
ated declaring that it was carried by surprise The
address received the signatures Of 100 members Of
the Council.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Railroad Election in Snn FrauciscO-The
Oregon Eiection-A Democratic Triumph.
SAN FRANCISCO, June s, 1870.
The vote in this city on the question Of issuing
S1oOo0o0 of bonds to aid the Southern Pacific Rail-
road was 94l2, 1000 less than at the last general
election. The result is 124 majority against the sub
sidy
cans concede that the State Is democratc by about
400 majority. The Legislature win be democratic on
joint ballot thereby nsuring the defeat OF Williams
M al
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Napoloon,s Po.ition-French Interests.

ROME, June s, 1S70
is asserted that about the 1st OF May NJ. olivier
sent despatch to the French Ambassador here in
etructing him to make more efforts to restrain the
action of the Council. The Marquis of Banneville
accordingly suspended negotiations on the subject
with the papal government, but told the French
bishops that was their duty to defend the opinions
OF their government, and advised them to do all In
their power to obtain notifications Of the schema.
1t is now ADDED that the Duke de Gramont, since
his accession to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has
confirmed the instructions OF NJ. Olivier.
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ne REPORTED LOSS or IHE OaClA.

The Telegram announcing the loss OF the steamer
Dacia originatd in the United States, and was sent
on June 0. by unknown parties, to the London
Lloyds, who mde it public In Europe Mr.. Mackie,
the New Yorkagent of the London Lloyds has In
CURED at all tt principal ports of this country. aud
can get no infNmation OF any arrival from Bermuda
which could have brought the announcement. He
has telegraphelto the London Lloyds that the re-
port is false, ait undoubtedly Is, since the course
OF the Dacia wglld not lie near the Bermudas, and
since the oifclas OF the company, who would natu-
rally receive The first advices, pronounce the report
q stock -jobbng operation.
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ncuLAR CORoNsa's PROCEEDINGS.
Reported luicide Of Wealthy Gentleman
The Vrim Buried-NO Onicial Report.

lesterla, afternoon the Twenty. first precinct
police repond to Police Headquarters by telegraph
that Mr.. Gard De Peyster wealthy gentleman,
had committed suicide by shooting himself through
the head while laborng under temporary
alteration 0 the mind. Although. according to
the motto printed in the death column OF
Mondays iRALD the body OF Mr.. De Peyster has
been buried here is no notice OF the suicide on le
In the COroifs ONCE why the fact OF the shooting
OF Mr.. De PeSter was only made known 10 the police
yesterday des not appear, and there seems 10
be mysty about the Case which remains
the remains be Inferred without an inquisition,
and II one fs been held the fact has been kept
away from I'll reporters frequentlng the Coroner's
cases.
Who Is the 'oroner and where are the inquisition
papers are qDstons 10 be answered The residence
OF deceased ws not gwen but Is supposed TO nave
been liz East lhirty-slXtn street.
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Train on the Harlem Extension Kaiir0ad
Run Into the River.

HUDSON, june 3, 1870.
The Montreal express train on the Harlem Exten-
sion Railroad met with an accident this morning
az Clarendon, where bridge had been washed
away by the heavy ram last night The engine and
three cars run into the river The fireman is miss
ing and is supposed TO be Killed. The engineer broke
his leg ana Is otherwise severely injured. The
baggage master Is slightly injured No other casual
ties are reported.
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RSAC0N PARK RACES

BOSTON, June s, 1870.
The races at Beacon ParA, arranged for today,
were postponed account OF the rain and the bad
condit Oh OF the track. The programme for tonloi-
row and Friday Will be carried out If the weather
permits. On Saturday there Will be Chree races Tor
horses that have never beaten 224, 2:Z3 ami 2:40.
Hotspur, License, DracO Prince, W. 3. Whitman
and Roa Golddust Will contest III the 1924 match.
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Fenian Agitation in Great
Britain.
Italian Reclamation Against Swiss
Neutrality.
ROME.
The Iufallibili.y Debate-Jesuits' Aid.

PARIS June 8, 1870.
Advices from Rome state that the Ecumenical
Council Is now engaged in discussing the Schema de
frtmottd et Intdltbfttate by sections. The debate
on the preamble has closed. There have been one
or two exciting passages between the supporters
and opponents Of the proposed dogma but at
present the minority are silent and passive.
great demonstration was made yesterday In
favor Of Papal intallibity. The Jesuits were the
prime movers in the affair. large procession
passed through the streets bearing banners inscribed
..Viva Papa Infanibie.n
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steam frigate Franklin, Captain
c. r. Z. Rogers, flagship OF Rear Admiral william
Radford, and the United States storeship Supply,
Lieutenant Commander Hatfield, were at Malaga on
the 20tn ulr.
DETACHED.
Lieutenant Commander G. II. Wadleigh is de-
tached from The Naval Academy and placed on
itt,nn nrta
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Condition Of the Crops.

LONDON June s, 1870.
From the various agricultural papers of England
are cleaned the following details relative to the
growing crops:-The wheat looks finely everywhere,
and a crop larger than the average may be ex-
pected. Grass is unusually thin, and the hay pros
poets are discouraging Oats, barley and beans look
poorly; farmers count on about half a crop. or po-
'tatoes and other root crops the yield will be about
the same as usual.
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ROUMANIA.
The Israelite Slaughter Hoax.

LONDON, June 8. 1870.
Continental telegraph company, with sub
agencies in the principal cities OF Europe, knows
nothing OF any recent disturbances In Roumania.
The manager declares the telegram OF Adoph Gre
meux to be an exaggeration, and says that all
reports touching the slaughter banishment OF the
Roumanian Jews are base'ess.
Diligent inquiry here and on the Continent fails to
discover any foundation for the terrible stories
which have been published In the United States.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Second Lieutenant Charles Shaler, Jr., is relieved
from duty at the West Point Military Academy and
ordered to report TO the Chief OF Ordnance for in
minrs having nv the advice and consent oS the
Senate, been reappointed captain in the United
States infantry, his resignation Is accepted to take
effect July IL.
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THE INDIANS.
r.sH' ~"- Indian Thieves In Nebraska
.o' NV Captured-Thfee Redskins

U,. -, Indiau Thteves ~ NeUr"H
o'' o"sv Captured-Thfeo Redskins
rokMCPHERsoS, Neb., Juae 8. 1870
On the night OF t. e,h mat several head OF stock
were run or from II. vicinity OF this post by In
dians Yesterday mornsq Lieutenant Thomas. with
apart OF Company F. iirh,avalry, started in pur.
suit without ratons not eve stopping for breakfast.
After hard chase OF over sixy miles across am.
cult country, he surprised TIC Indian camp this
morning, recapturing all the stox and Killing three
Indians and woundng several. he also captured
the entire camp. consisting of hrty- head OF
indian ponies, blankets, buffalo fo,es saddles, &C.
what he could not bring away was destroyed.
Lieutenant Thomas ana his party deserve great
praise. They were two days withou anything to
with the party and distinguished himseE as usual.
Lieutenant Thomas Is young Offlcer nom Wood.
stock, ILL.,, and Is q graduate OF West Point.
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TIE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

Pool Selling for To.Day's Races ut Jerome
Park.
There was again quite an assemblage of sporting
gentlemen at the American Jockey Cub Rooms. ON
Broadway, last night for the pool selling Of to-days
races The most notable of the hackers OF racing
were there ana the selling by the atrable DR.. Under
wood was quite lively. The interest was unabated,
and the betting, though not quite heavy, cer-
tainly as sharp on previous days. The following
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Died.

GRIFFIN.-At Whtestone, l.. l., on Wednesday,
June s. CHARLES IL. GaIFFIN, aged 10 years.
The funeral will take place at Whitestone, on Fri
day morning, AT eleven O'Clock. Trains leave hunt
ers Point at nne and tea O'Clock. Friends oil the
family are invited 10 attend the funeral
MrTcHELI.-On Wednesday, June s. HATTIE LOU
IsA MITCHELL, aged years and DAYS
The funeral Will take place on Friday afternoon,
at two O'Clock the residence OF her grandfather
E. Travis, 3os West Fourth street. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited 10 attend without
further notice.
(For Otner Deaths See Ei9hth Pa0el
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SWITZERLAND.
Executive Neutrality.

Executive Neutrality.
BERNE, June 8, 1870.
Many italian refugees, who were preparing to
cross into Italy with In their hands, have been
arrested on the border by the Swiss authorities and
sent into the interior, where they placed under
bonds not to quit the country.
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ENGLAND.
FATAL Calamity.

LvNpUN June =. 1870.
Yesterday afternoon a melancholy accident oc.
CURED or the port of Hastings.
large number OF people were out in pleasure
yacht. wnen a squall came up and capszed the
vessel.
1t Is not yet known how many lives were lost, but
the number will certainly exceed twelve. The GALA
unity has cast gloom over the city Of Hastings,
where all the unfortunates resided.
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ITALY
Charges Against Mnzxini.

SuuT9cs Akuiust uluZAiu1s
FLORENCE, June 8, 1870.
II is reported that the italian government has in
its possession conclusive evidence that Mazzini u
personally implicated In the rebel movements on the
Swiss frontier. The fact Will be- it has not already
been, brought to the attention OF the Swiss govern
ment, and ademaud WIN be made for the surrender
OF the agitator or his expulsion from Switzerland.
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CHESS.
A Worlds Chess Congress.

A Worlds Chess Congress-.
PARIS, yune 8, 1870.
The Worlds Chess Congress will assemble at
Baden In the third week OF July. Ample prepara-
tions have been made for the pleasure and comfort
OF those who attend. brilliant programme is
offered, and valuable prizes will be distributed.
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YACHTING.
The As,bury Banquet in England.

Tho Ashbury BanQuet I'm England.
LONDON, June s, 1870.
Mr. Ashbury, the owner OF the yacht Cambria,
gave banquet at Richmond to his fellow yacht
men. Mr.. Douglas, of the American yacht Sappho,
was present.
Mr.. Bennett, OF the Dauntless who had received
an invitation, was unavoidably absent.
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French Opinion.

PARIS, JuneS, 1910.
LOpinton Na:tonaIe speculates on the prospects OF
the minority in the Council and asks il such men
as Bishops DupanlOup ana Strossmeyer, and the
Archblshops OF Paris and Rheims. are to allow the
supremacy of the Jesuits be struck dumb in their
presence
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Feniunisnl.

LONDON, June 5, 1910.
There is still some excitement and anxiety about
the Fenian operations
The PAU Mall Gazette In an editorial, anticipates
continuation Of Fenian outrages The writer thinks
the Fenian leaders Will be forced to some show OF
activity in order to sustain their sinking regulations
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SPAIN.
Government Amnesty.

Government Amnesty.
MADRID June s, 1870.
An amnesty is to be Immediately decreed for all
republicans compromised in the last radical insur.
rection.
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Reform.

LONDON, June s 1872.
well informed correspondent OF the Manchester
Guardian says that the leading Ministerial reform
measures will be shelved for the year.
The Irish Land blll however, is safe, and probably
the British Educational bill!
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SHIPPIN G. NE w S.

Almanac for New York -This Dan
Sun rises. .....4 2S Moon sets ...morn 90
Sun sets. ...... z 80 High water. morn 10
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATE or DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH"; OF JUNE AND JULY.
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Tho Army,

PARIS, June s, 1870.
General Frossard, governor OF the Prince Imperial,
las taken command OF the camp at Chalons.
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FRANCE.
The Mission to Washington.

LONDON, June 8, 1870
IL Is said that the rumored withdrawal OF M. Pre-
vost.Paradol from France is owing to his growing
unpopularity.
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MAR "

Class Of the United Stntes Naval Ac adcmy.
BALTIMORE, June 8, 1870.
The ceremony Of distributing diplomas to the
graduating class OF the Naval Academy took place
at Annapolis yesterday. Secretary Robson ad-
dressed the graduates, after which Admiral Porter
delivered diplomas to each, the number being sixty
eight The nve hOnOrs were awarded to the follow
fg:-Georee l.. DYER, Of Maine first; Robert q. Peck
Of Massachusetts second; Hawley 0. Rittenhouse of
New Jersey, third Henry w. Schafier OF Illinois,
fourth, and John Hulburd, OF Arizona Territory,
a..
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Parliamentary Tactics.

PARIS, June 8, 1870.
The Constitutional independent imperlalist has
an editorial to-day advising the Cabinet to depend
on the party Of the LEFT in the corps. 1t Is said
that the article was written by Nj. Olivier
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IRELAND.
In the South.

Fenianism In the South.
CORK, June 8, 1870.
Extensive seizures have been made of arms and
ammunition, concealed by the Fenians in this city
and surrounding country
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The Smallpox Visitation.

PARIS, June 8, 1870.
The Prince de la Tour D'Auycrgne, eXMinister OF
Foreign Affairs, is slowly recovering from an attack
of smallpox.
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chr America, Ingraham, New York for -
SAILED.
Marine Disasters,

Steamships China Colorado Palmyra, and City OF Man
chester, Liverpool Iowa. Glasgow Tennessee Charleston
Wind al sunset s.
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A.-For Resioring the Original Color OF the
HAIR DISPENSING DANDRUFF AND CLEANSING THE
SCALP REsTORER AMERICA IS WITHOUT AN EQUAL
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StnHOrsi's Iron and sulphur Powders
invigorate the body ana
purity the blood.

A Universal Surprtse.-NObOdy believed, be.
introduction of PHALON'S vIrALIA, OR SALIVA
TION Fok THE HAIR IN the possibility of preparation
revving the natural nar clear and trans
parent the atmosphere and hmpid alcohol Every
body believes II The old nostrhns are discarded, and
the Valla is admitted to be perfect success.
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A.-For n stylish md Elegant Hat Call OD
DOUGAN, l02 Nassau street, corner OF Ann.
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A.-I.orin Brooks 81 sons Boots and shoes.
Great variety summer Shoes popular prices 4o Broad
way, four doors above Howard street Formerly the
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r,.., ,,o,rbcrs Of thc Cnn,t.Cct.Awny Club,

Rbeyw,tisu,, scrofuln, Nc.-Extra ordinary
cures Inv UYATT-s LIFE BALSAM. See Tenth page.
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Mum g. Co., 81 Park Kow, New York,
Publishers SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN oo'anea ih
the United States and all foreign couh u'es'
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S,eamer. Sati Dcstiaanoa. /
CLEARED.

Port or NEW YORK, JUNE $, 1870.
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moi being able the city this season for anyof tho
various fashionable resorts have doae the next pest thng H.
he Summer Hats kNON the Halter .l2 Broadway and
arr happy The other matters
General KNOX long ago.
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IIccker,a Isnrinn.

-Gravei.-COnstituttOn Water IS q
certain cure for It. Depot, Is CliG street
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best ia tho
world. The only perfect dye harmless reliable, nsantl
usous. FRcto ory 10 Bond street.
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CristadorO's Unrivnlied Hair Dye.-So'd
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No Asor Hoase
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4 sewing Machine, S2J 10 Sd5-S17 Brond.
Can be converted into hand machine instantly war
raute1,
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American WaItham Watchcs.-Thc Best and
cheapest Watches made. For sale by FULLER CO., 8
John street, New YORK.
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Hcckerss Eurtnn.
In the season there healthier or more psa
able TODD than HECKERs FARINA. II q ught asreeap'c
easily digesied and for pnddings or Je'es
Sold by all grocers.
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A.--Espenschcid, Hat Manufactures, 11S
Nassau has introduced the ultra marine Pearl
Cashmere the style for gen omen's dress Hats
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| A-Roots and shoes OF Every Variety at
| reduced prices. c. q. kICHMOND,otS brosawsy.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray strsss
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A.-FOr n Stylish and Elegant Hat, Go TO
ESPENsCHEiD'S Manufacturer. No. 1is Nassau street
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Mfr Nh mn " ". " " SIS s'sss SIS.
Nm MN MN < nm MN w sIraf ~ SIS SIS
NM ssssss $sssss II SIS =
70 arer Of New York Ms m and ne
bosoms cuffs &C. at sss per dozen HAND MADE Send
for circular and SofcE Flank to all up free
s sGus o SGars % al for
s @ o e % % and No Ssn ass on @ my
gy mailing me The ioSswlng measures can sa'ey guar
Neck-Inches around from button TO buonhoe
Yoke-lnchcs from shoulder joint to the other
Breast-lnches aroun, the chest lnder the armp4ts-
Bosom- do YOU want studs, eyeets e. or buttons buttons
ss s S'. 81 70 S's1%
Ns;AsS;; SS :;ssasss' ss5ss 10 any p. Of tn.
gnSd c express in five days from receipt Of 'rdsf
The express agen, allow you examine the goods be
nse aee Sc az. and SS sssB you
Inventor of the ceeer.tea .a. ~ wv; y s"aa s,,
ONLY pEfoT sos BRoXDwSY' NEW YORK
Post Office box 3@i
A broadway Hat.
i've dollars
Such arc the AsocR VIZ Co.'S
Boys and Youths Hats grea, vsrie!y at low prices
A Genflemsn's Hat.
Buy one of 'he he'd das as. cs.T%ere dress HATS
A,wSRSSock SpSS oss aGi'e1; c. Is. SO Broaiw,y
Boys and Youths Hats 10 great variety at low prices
A.-Herring's Patent s,rrs
ISL Broadway corner Murray strsss
reduced ss and Shoes cf Esfsy yarssy % "
American waItham watchcs;IThe Best and
John street, New YORK.
sewing Machine, S25 10 Sd5-s17 Brcmd.
way. Can be converted into hand machine Instantly War
rantei
A.-For Res,orine the Original Coier Of the
scAEP' i REsToREk AMEkrcA rs wiTnoUT AN EQUAL
A.-For stylish md Elegant Hat Call
DOUGAN, l1l Nassau street. corner OF Ann.
A.-Lorin Brooks & sons Boots and shoes.
Great variety summer Shoes a popular prices 4So Broad
four doors above Howard street Formerly on the
corner.
Batchelor'. Hair Dye-The Best ia tho
nsous Fac,ory'l6 Bond street.
Cristadoro's Unrivalied Hair Dye.-Soid
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. AOr Hoas
Grnvel-Gravel.-Con.ti,u Water rs
certain cure for it. Depot Is CllG street.
Hcclxer's Farina.
able iood than HECKEks FARiSA il & light, agreeable
easily usested, ana Tor puduihss or Jo'"' " ~
sold by all grocers.
Mum 4, Co.. ~ Park Row, New York,
Publishers scIENTiFIc AMERICAN obtained in
the United States and all foreign eouh u'es'
Rhcurnntisu, scroinln, Nc.-E ENtraordinary
| cures by HYATr's LIFE BALSAM see fenh page.
| The Members Of the Cnn't-tsct.Away Club,
moi being able the city this for anysof tho
resorts have done the best thing II,
,ndcei not better tnnghey have all purchased ashonA
HE Summer kNON, the Halter III Broadway and
are accordnly happy The other matters surrendered 4"
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A GenfIemsn's Hat.
Buy one of The drab cashmere dress Hats,
only i've dollars
AtWARNOCR & co.'s, 5lg Broadway.
Bows and Youths Hats great variety at low prices
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financial & Commercial
N

vhsre Is no notable change in the money
market. Rates are well sustained at about
per cent. per month for first class paper,
ana the demand good.
Eastern Exchange eontinuest to be scarce
Oni win not now be more plentiful until
Tobacco operators begin to sell Sterling
Exchange-which, together with the gold
rates too low of present-the Banks sell az
$50 per 81 900.
Gold, since Dur last, has been remarka-
bly, steady; It closed in New York yester-
day at II% per cent, with but little pros
pect for a rise. The buying rate here is l
per cent under New York quotations.
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GRAIN Wheat Receipts are better
with p good demand from city mills.
csc for Mediterranean, and 81 0)al O5 for
English, and white 105@tl0. Corn is firm at
a5@70c In ear; shelled, S5@s7%c In new
burlaps. Oats, brisk at $4,000 In new bur
laps; from wagons loose, 40945c. Rye,
7O@75c per bushel. Barley, 81 2591 30 per
bushel, and in good demand
FLoUR-In fair demand. Low grades In
active demand and scarce. We quote
new white family dour at s. 7596 90
choice extra at s. 25 to IS 90; extra 81 . to
IS 90; fine and superhne "a 25@4 so. Low
grades in better emRnd and higher.
CORN MEAL-KiIn-dried nOmInsIly SIG
"a Is per barrel, and bull. Good stock in
market.
HAY-BaIed, sIS9Is 50 per ton, accord
ing to quality; scarce and in demand.
Loose, sl49l5.
BRAN-Is held at s2O9s2l per ton, good
demand.
sHrPsrUFF-S25 OO93O 90 per ton.
PorAToEs-sI 1892 50 per barrel.
sALr-Duu. Small barrels at 50 so, and
large So 10 per barrel, adding actual dray-
age.
NIEs- New stock reserved is held
at 2O@2lc; good quality of secondhand
Old at 159lSc, and dull.
sKED-FIax Seed, 81 1891 80, according
TO quality. Glover Seed, 81 259S 90. limo
Seed, 81 1895 90 per bushel.
GREEN APPLEs-Good demand at S3 009
400 per barrel, according to quality.
IIEaroNs-Light supply and in fair de-
mand at s79s 90 per box.
WHITE BEANs-s2 50a2 IS per bushel, and
in good demand, but very scarce.
DRIED FRUIr-Dull; Peaches 81 O0922 for
quarters, and 81 so a 20 for halves, per
bushel. Apples 81 5O@I rs per bushel.
Nothing doing.
ONIoNs-S2 509S 90 per barrel.
BROOM CoRN-Too little to quote.
HDEs-Dry flint, 1s9l9c per pound dry
sailed, I69lsc; green, 7c; green sailed
IA. with demand falling falling of.
FEATHERs-7O975c per pound for live
geese.
BUTrER-35c in rolls, and scarce.
EGas-l5gIsc per dozen and dull.
PEcANs-s3 O093 so per bushel and dull.
LIQUORS.
The following are the quotations
new copper distilled whisky 81 5O92 %
one to two years old So OO94 so; high
vines 94c rectihed 9Oc g 81 90 as t
proofs; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 4
az 50; and Brandy, 81 5O93 90; HOLLAND
gin 81 50@2 so; imported brandy So O0@
sI5 90; Old Port, 81 5O98 so; imported gin
$50 5O97 50.
RurHprNG MArERTALs.-The demand /
very good n market firm. Prices re
main about the same. We quote: Sash
Sc to lie per light; Doors, 81 rs to "a
each; Blinds. 50 80 to So IS per pair
Nails, 81 IS per keg for l0d
White Lead, 500 to 50 So per kegi Lime
zoe to 81 90: Cement, 81 50. Demand niue
anrovad.
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LAYING returned from the East, whore he
has extended his experience I'm f1- 7Her
branches Of paper-hangtnGt rotu
thanks 10 the citizens OF gnie l.
past ~patrouEEe. and fs confident
will be able to give satisfaction 90
friends, and atkmew n ms
him with "a cnilr Orders leN at
Main also. iii South FIRST Street.