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UNDER THE SAPPLINGS,
Grand Masonic Picnic, Yesterday, at
Youngs' Grove.
"A Day of Pleasure, Speeches,
Lunches and Dancing.

The sccond ANIMAL picnic OF the Chicago Con-
s1ssory OF the Ancient and Scottish Rite OF Free
| and Accepted Masons Of the Thirty-second de.
| gree, took place on yesterday, at Youngs Grove,
| On the Chicago, Rock Island j Pacific Railroad
about seventeen miles from the city. Thisty-tyo
degrees Is pretty high up In Free
| Masonry, but 1t is only tho freezing
point on the Thermometer, and none Of The
| as the thermometer TOOK yesterday. In faet. It
tory added together to equal In degrees the heat
which helped 10 drive the people ont OF the civ.
away from Its stinlng atmosphere, to sit under
muimur and music Of failing watcrs, 's a. they M
foadly imagined. Imagination Is fine thing.
Twelve Ice, clean, and airy cars were at the
!rele nIled witaa varied aud respectable coiiec-
tson Of children, women, md men Chen the
members Of nsss The with their
and went through course Of sprouts forming an
arch Of steel under which the lllustsious comman-
slow and stately tread Soon after, the cars were
whirlIng away over the. prairie. and, ut half an
aonr before hlgh noon, they stopped near some
This Was the grove called "Young" Grove, ana
vesy appropriately so, considering The age Of the
t haS 70
cool That Was the only drawback to the pleasure
scattered here and there In little nastics their a-
tention being first devoted to the constl,lptIon Of
astronomical treasures. hidden during lie VOYAGE
in baskets, hamners bottles and SO forth. Tbis
produced good nature A good meal, includinr a
good drink Of Catawba, or something equally
delcctahlc, always docs, unless the rcclplent Is
chrontcaly sulleu and mofose, ana good thtncs
should never be thrown away on such persols
Then shady hooks and silent retreats were sought
out and occupied by parties OF two and UPWARDS
but mostly two. Umbrellas nre very useful Ii
such cases, and Eerc plentiful yesterday.
n the meantime, Grand Master OF Illinois nas-
mon =. NcSnoids, OF the $50 degree, was deliver
lug 4 lonG, aoie. and eloquent address to the
i Snosls ol Itie conssloIy, 70 "hom II was oi Pc
e1!lal ~ .ute.ss1 ~ AHu lm mpoTE!nce. ,--.
LAIes ~ ny a1tclno9n honhtiIul!F spread table
WAS sutIounoed ny hanp; anu witty party, FULLY
GompeIen. e 20 ao !astlce - least OF reason and
n9M 9 VI sou'' ~ WIG. Speeches were in order,
liz M MnJ mAnpy emoss were Maae.
Ianmr Ta1n ''n" L. ~. eaEf, "ao 1epAea III
nHkly 1thly.n 'Gia M pss. c,,x,n,u g.. .,,,,.. s,x.
1,nia, ln " ia bss p,d a.a ,.a slnon
x,Ln xaiuasuz = VI sne asd ueg1ee, was cauea oat 70
- tts hnn,1t s!esEsts s ~ ~ " anS tuass
,ho - @ nov I'M r m " ~ rtf III pesI spesGass ~
Waitcy 4 Sfroma sHtni1,1 n1St p ~ WssnnrT ~ ~
the vvesf e-AA7' " 'A'a'1e At'AS ~ 1 "
Rrnthnr AVarr resnoni1ad
Th"TrnnI ii5an;f1TIar Tst1er f1,a,5 1rtcb r,rIest
RroTn1 md 4 Gent n1anv nfbes STnnti fellows.
a1sn sr,nte' fsfnther W1tjdomes II New Ynrs'
made innny OrafInn nnf Wnrrr linden fhe wrji
, 1870-07-01

By referring to a card In our advertising
columns,it appears that McssrR Goodwin-& Pasco
succeed to the buaness OF the late llm of Hunt
i Goodwin. Mr. Goodwin was member Of the
old firm, and consequently needs no Introduction
to the bUslncss public. Major Pasco, bis asso-
ciatc, is recently from Hartford, where be has
been connected With the Ktna Insurance COM
familiar With the details Of underwriting. These
gentlemen will continue to represent the Bame
sterling companies heretofore connected with this
agency, and we bespeaE for them continuance
Of the confidence and patronage 30 lbcrally be-
slowed upon their predecessors, tor VIC feel as
*rlct :...j vi F1-N2 EoieAJ q Ito szVat
, 1870-07-01
TIE CITY IN BRIEF,

New ChMFch Edlficc-
AL Saints Mission Sunday School, Episcopni)
which owes its origin to the labors Of few ener-
geuc ladies' and gentlemen OF the Cathedral Of
Saints Peter and Paul, which for the past Two
years has been held In the netghborhood OF NIL
yankee avenue, have just completed their new
church, situated at the corner Of Carpenter and
Fourth Etreets. The building is 30110, gothic,
with stained-glass windows, and is rather an at,
acttye edlfce capahle OF seating 100 persons, and
situated In q neighDorlood where they have long
felt the need Of snch church: It Will be opened
next Sunday for morning, and evening services,
On Monday evening last, meeting was
held, when the new parish was organized.
to he known as "Au Saints" The Rev. Jonas
requested to take charge Of the pnIish. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Wardsns-Calt- z.
i. Dawson anu Edw1rd Goodrich. PestrT-I ".
Horton. WIN. Stokes, Il. Anderson, DR.. E. ".
CTittendcn, and Roger Uayne- Treasuscr-F. n.
Atkinson.
, 1870-07-01
st, Francis Xavier's Academy.

EUNXESCENESI.
The Twenty-thtFd annual commencement OF St
francis Xaytcrs Academy was held yes
lerday afternoon at the academy, No.
133 Wabash avenue It was well III
friends OF the Institution. The exercises COIL
prised the usual eeries Of class compositions,
duets, solos, and fecltanons, all Of which were
done with great credit to the bri1ging up OF the
graduates An Interesting feature Of The enter
1ain1nent was an exhibition, in one Of the rooms.
inEs done By the young ladies', some OF which werc
very beautiful, and displayed much industry and
talent on the part Of the designers. At the Close
01 the exercises the distribution OF premiums took
place, and this ceremony occupied considerable
time
, 1870-07-01
Independence Jubilee.

The Independence 1I1liee as "f1Xass grove,
three blocks north Of Lincoln PARK, " Aondas'
July 4, promises to be the grand affair Of I'LL the
celebrations Of our National Holiday. The full
programme Will appear II our columns to-mor-
row, aud embraces such exercises Is have not
been witnessed In this city before Five thousand
children will sing the chorus to the "Star Span
E'cd Banuer,r and "Red, White and Blue" Ad-
Ter, Alderman Campbell, IF. Norton, Egg, D. II.
Hammer, Esq, aud other gentlemen. 4 COM
plete concert By Messrs. Davidson, Steblins, Peck
and Fish, and by Professor Gustayus Geary.
Messrs. Messenger and kavanagh will add interest
to the performances. Ample amusement will he
provided for the children We understand that the
Dcli1vc Troupe, now performing their extraDr-
lnary fcats at the Opera House, to give IN exhibit
ton Of their SKILL expressly for The juveniles. For
full particulars, see programme In this paper
after Saturday.
, 1870-07-01

{VAETED-HEAL ESTATE SOUTH OF MAD
W eos.et Six lots on West Stdu for rash HESDEi
Sun G,C}fATtff.I 1Hf'r DrarbS.r,.r
, 1870-07-01
Winpa for the Fourth.

The Pioneer California Wine House, Perkins,
Stern i Co., Nos 81 and 9s Lasale street,
are offering a largo aud choice assortment
Of the pure delicious grape juice for the
table clatets. hooks, sherrIes.. ports. sparkling
Catawha, natural grape champagne {yery hne)
and all the varieties produced In the Golden State.
Partlcs will md II to their interest to call before
purchasing elsewhere
, 1870-07-01
Cook County, Normal School.

COMMENCEMENT
The first annual commencement OF the COOK
wood, touk place on yesterday. Owing to heating
apparatus ana other difficulties, the new DniiunX
is statu quo In an unfinished condition, and Ine
exercises were accordingly held In the Engtewood
Presbyterian Church, q spacious and superbly
reutnA1ed cdidce. The fair ones Of the village
and none could be fairrr-a11 robed In white and
other denetonsly cooa colors, were present ,ea en
En.lewood Choir, followed By prayer from the
l.Es Of Rev. MI. BhSsett-
THE EALuIATpKF
was delivered by Nelson 4. Cool, OF Bremen Mr..
CcGl Il delicious name In such We1ther as ycsteg-
.lasl Is 4 Young gentleman Of promise. LIS DE-
livery Is excellent his voice strong and g0nOtOus,
ard the matttr Of his discourse Waa excellent
He held 1hat education Is the Foundation as well
u me keystone Of the cditce Of liberty. Without
American enlightenment, neither the revolution
nur the war for the Onion could have been carried
10 ~ successful issue: BE paid beautiful tribuIc
to the American soldier nghting for liberty and
The slssen,hrallment Of the slave.
Au1pDES-r
An essay. entitled 4 Hidden" By Miss lille S.
visible and Invisible powers. Claiming Treater
beaGty and subtlmer strength for the 1attcE. The
Student a o. nanse would IND beauty in everything.
Ouly ex1'end the snWe tiliCence OF search in
discovering The Jewels Of the heart and n,ind Of
the iewcls OF lie earth. TIC human y faMiiy Montd Ia
be 1ar happier. The essny wa exceedingly well
read. ..
IN -1ook AEour,"
m cssay by Miss Uctiic s Dunlap, Of Norwnnd-
thc fair reader advised her heareiS to do nnt,in1
llurried.y, but consider every act carefully: il
fac1, to iOoE iahour; before they leaped.
THE WAY oCL
Miss Elizabeth E Baker, Of Joliet. sead about
prone to develop into T1cionsness. boyhood led to
little else, manhood also was Likely to 60 wrong,
and " the way out WAS TO 6trenGtnen the mind
with healthy intellectual food. The essay was
quite metaphysical In Its arguments, and the e1-
tort conferred credit upon the essay1st
MUSIC.
The exercises were here interspersed with mn.
nc consisting OF trio entitled @Gtve me cup OF
he grapes bright dew Conaide1tng that En9le-
aood Is deroted to temperance, the theme
leemed slightly ir7everent, although the contents
M the said cup. at that time, would have been
highly valued by the parchcd deponeut.
EQUALITY or TIE HACEa.
Paris A. Williams, Of North Liberty, 1ndlAna,
delivered an Grafton On the Equality OF the
RACES" MI. Williams clained that all men sprang
from common origin, aud would come to CON:
, 1870-07-01
u Paving the Riukn

ME, Fassett's Art Gallery and Photographic
Studios will be open to the pnblIc this friday
evening, for free exhibition OF Erskine Ecol's
great painting, entitled "PayinE the Rnt" Low
ers OF the beautiful In art should not miss this op-
pu1tnnity Of viewing one OF tho rarest Of modern
paintings,
, 1870-07-01

About o'clock, last evening, James Jacobus,
while returning from work, fell through the side
walk IN front Of the saloon on the corner OF Full
ton and ualstel streets, and injured his back and
SHINE severely. A physician Has called, who
tkoucbt the injuries serious, but not " necessarily"
fataI Jacobus was taken to his home, No, 2s6
West Indiana street. The police report that the
sidewalk was defective, hence the m!shap.
, 1870-07-01

To Remove Moth Patches, FFeckles
and tan from the face, Use, Pe7s's Moth and
Frcckle Lotion. The only reliable and harnl. So
remedy. Prepared " DR.. B. c. Perry, - Bond
street, New Tork. Sold ny alI druggists
, 1870-07-01
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

WASTED-TO ENCuASGE-SOME NOTES SI-
" cured r city ia! cstat.: scr styli.h horse and
TEANTED-TO ENCuANGE1U ACRES OF
land lying along the line Of tho south Pacific Rail
road tn lksGIr for suck VI gpois county, vill1sa
property Title pGsftut. Ad3tsA Test Office Box 4ls,
MENDOZA, ILL.,
, 1870-07-01
Colonel Charles L. Badger: eighty members Of tho
Boston California excursion party.
HBTGf1 uDfIE

BETGTS UVESE
Among the arrivals At this house, Yesterday, re-
were: G. D. Baldwin, J. s Fogg, l. Valentine,
Borden, Boston; general ". Coonsehan. Balti-
more: ncbert Irvine, Apple KiEer; VIM. Lon,-
hard, New York: Cu!pne. John Cl,rleE, Nebras-
ha: Colonel u. n MctiuIEe. Montreal, e +; Dr.:
J. ii. Hight, Pekin; Frank Il. Woodruff, Phtiadel-
phia; H. +. Sherman. Toledo; =. $. Wizc, Cliu-
tun; Major G. r. Tup11, New York.
, 1870-07-01

TOR oRsALR-pQCK PRoPERTY-pF FKETF1OT
Ga 5rf g. fes; desP qpRstd;G <sd l. fsrs al A.
For terms arply ut BAHSuM L RlCHARTs;,1y
NASEFACTCRlNG COMPANY, u South Jcnrrr
, 1870-07-01
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

WANTED-To EXCHANGE-GCOD SOUTHERN
re1zopnl property. Afldrss Boz &. Oak PARK III
, 1870-07-01

The NlotheF'x TFeasnre. Mf1s
WlnsloT = Soothing Syrup Is the tpruscrip-
tioh of one OF the best female physicians and
nurses iu the United SEates and has been used for
thirty years With neveE-.aing safety and success,
By millions OF mothers for their children II cures
wind collie, regulates the bowels corrects actdity.
and gives rest nnd health to the child
, 1870-07-01

H47ASTEp-A F1RST-CLASS CARRIAGE BLACK
" .nlth ard ni.hcr, Novelty Carziagc Works, II
Atamsst- THOMAS II. BROWN
WASTEneT1SSER AND SHOEMAKER 10
~ ttaTt <lors in toitfisiuE village CAicaSo.
Aidzrrs with reference. TIMER, Tribune Office.
N-ASrED-THIS DAY-CARPENTERS TO co
" Scrrt. Wages aa.55 10 81 Steady employment,
IL SOUTH ClaTk-et Room y
, 1870-07-01

IsI 1IInY WHO HAS
w been engaged three JeAl. Firnea ~ rane
best p5tt9on u Baltimore for ne oI.9on Gk
easo q .anstn,sot, wtth rsenesated
Whefe nef nnoM wen Adde'S, for ona week.
tKESET TEGCHER. Is North Cs1feftsE, ball.
, 1870-07-01
TO RENT-RDOMS.

ITO RfNT-FURTISHED BOARDING HOUSE,
IL East Adains-at; 81 rooms. hot and cold water
laundry, DC. None but rcsponslble parties necd apply
For particulars apply at 81 Wash,nRtoust, Room
, 1870-07-01

Twenty-Five CcnIs*-Tlli4 amount
will buy o bottle of Mrs, WhtComb's Syrup, the
great soothing remedy for I'LL diseases Incident to
infants anu children.
, 1870-07-01

Fimplea ON the Encc4-EOr Comes
dones, blacE-worns or grubs, pimpy eruptians,
Comedone and Pimple Remedy. sold BY al
drugpfstLl
, 1870-07-01

Ions. cures cuta, burIls boils bruises sc1lds etc
druggists have it; rs cents per box. Dir. Stephens,
S. Clark-sr, relieves cUrna, bun!DnS SOC each.
, 1870-07-01
MACETNCRv

-C<~<~e~~~~<>~--o- (-~-~~~->-.-.~--~~--
E1OR sALE--ENGINEB, PORTABLE. STATION
~. hG!ttiEs, and marine to alhorss; PAy'l TIL
threfhlnk enEines- H. u. AMK8, 70 South O1nalst
FOR sALE-CHEAP-A ONEHORSE POWER
t1cs1 M machine fGr t1wipE wnod Or p.ekets To b
WAHTEp-oSE SET SECONDHAND WOOL
~ len easdrg machinery also one Jack address.
stating sic and price, MACHINERY G D. Tribune
office. -'
, 1870-07-01

Cntnneons diseases cured by using
Juniper Tar Soap, made by Ca3wel, Hazard ,& CO.,
New York,
, 1870-07-01

DIED.
OFTO-Iunc 20. Icuea, Infant lauE9itrr of Char.ea
u. and Anna 0tto. Jf., ns"l III months and l. daya
TOSTh1s-0n Wednesday evening, Jupc =, ut hia
Fefidt nee, ut Oak Pa1k. d.. ". Foster.
Funeral ectvicts st RAcinc. Wisconsin.
BE0PIIf-1unc 50. Of consumption. Miss Mary Ann
BEophy. late OF Phil -bcro, Dublin Ireland.
Funeral from Ecr late fcsideEcc, 9l Rushst, to
Calvary Cemetery, vt l. o'clock to- day.
. TAPPES-At Fair Play. Colorado Territory. Juno 1e
George ". Tappen Of the rn Of Cnrhart, Lewis Tap
pen Chicago. aged y yt.arA.
FunSIal sstv!Ges E b. held at The Second Prcsoyte-
rian Church, this Ffiday} morning, July L. At O'clock
Friends Of tho dcecnsca arc respectfully invited. ''
rEARS0N-Junc 80, Victor Bryd fnInnt son of
william Il. and atary D. Pcarron. sscd nonths aud q
days. =
funefnt services at % Forrtt.aF.. Mt 20 D. to-day.
Funeral train leaves Central Depot for 0AEwoad r.
Friends of tic family arc invited
REYNOLDS-Tho funera! Of MIes Emma Reynolds
will be held to-day, at Il O'Clock, at II Fourth.as.
, 1870-07-01

TimpJcs Removed md the Skin
mnte smooth hy using Juniper Tar Soap. manu-
factured hy Casweli, Hazard 4 CO., New YORK.
Cod Liver Dil.-iIaZard 4 CasWeu's Cod
Liver Oil Is the best-idrcrtisc7aeHt.
Paper f1AnSinEs nnd Window
shades, latest styles. Paints, oils, glass and
brushes. al F. E. Iushy,s, So Ranaolpf-st
, 1870-07-01
CLALRVOYANTA,


nR- MATHEWS AND MADAME MAYNARD
- clai1voyants, LII JAckson-t
MADAM HOPE, FROM NEW YDRK, BY PAL
M mIstry On ai Affairs Of LIE, 1s6 West AAdlsonst,
Room 8 Fec 81: 8 4 m. 70 2. sAtnIday, 2. n.
, 1870-07-01
BOARD WANTED

DoARp-RY A Young GENTLEAAN-N A
b tliv-.2 family. US: oI Fa1qo Pszk; Trfe1,acea
oven Al Tdtp04 oft1A
, 1870-07-01

rd,s:: '"sa:9:iW 9g:iW1y,........d9 !: 3 Il :f,i as
TSMe af Gam~-1 hottra IS mfnufea.
CnpiIs-E. o'Sei1.uf the Athletic Club.
TIE RED STOCKISGSf TOUR
From Tie Cincinnati C0mm,e1cial, .Jn1c 80.
In thcLr Eastern tour. last year, the CinclnnatIs
played nineteen samts, Scoring 6l2 rms to 1sz
Eastern opponents three TO one with forty 10
kpare. Last year they beat them three to one with
twenry-one to spare.
INDIVIDUAL sCOnE FOR TIE EASTERN TOUR, 1870.
O. II. D. r.
George Wright twenty. three games. s. lug s6 I'D
Gould tw entY threr EaIes e. 81 -a la
Waterman. twenty -thrs sancs...... s. % u 1sj
Allison. seventeen E1HcA. II 81 81 70
lEhI1y Wright twenty. three games. 6s a3 Is Ito
leo1lhf1 twenty. .tilrCr games 65- 81 50 III
Brainarf. trcntv. two enines........ q 81 = 20
:sMeasy. iva mtg three Gaiuea...-.. - 50 81 113
McVcy, tWehty-thrcc Salnts.. g 80 II 1l0
AtWatcr, two gAnt II Is
Dean, Eve gAlues. II d II ~
Total. 7s8 Ill 1o55
The Red Stockings arc 1oosin. 1nc.- They play
match game With the Forest Ctys, OF Rockford,
Ill., Saturday. on the Union Grounds
, 1870-07-01

EAAsHNV
Tbe totai loss On buildings. machinery and h!ga-
wines Will mot be far from Sl75 600. while the III
strunce Is but $I32 900,
, 1870-07-01

,,, CHICAGO. July !.
tun rs M Moon sets.... g:ij 8. n n
, 1870-07-01

a lady, whose name Is unknown, was sunstruck
on the corner Of Randolph and Desnlajnes streets
Yesterday afternoon, while waiting for street
eas ne was taken into drug store and. after
tecelVine medcAl attendance, was conveyed to
About noon, yesterday a boy named Atexan-
q ger Hsrzog. 12 years Of age, was sanstEuck near
hls 1athers restdencr, No. sl9 Fr1nS,in street, he
cOyer.
MIR. J. 1. 9. Duzney, who resides On tue corner
q STATE aud Eighteenth streets, Was snnstruck on
afternoon He was overcome by the heat last
Sunday, and the attending physician thinks be
cannot survive.
, 1870-07-01
Neu Orleans FIremen at Phi1adel-
Phf0.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno s1.-The New Orleans 1re-
men arrived here this afternoon, and were escort
Cd through the streets BY forty-1ve companicx
, 1870-07-01
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE. FT


death, - "'eo'0St''st
An unknown msn was struck BY 1ocomot,ve
On the Pitt6burQh 4 Fort Wayne Railroad, ucar
AlnsWorth Station, yesterday morning, and ln-
SSsanuy Eled. The body was taken to the Rock
FIom the evidence 1t appeared that the man was
walking north on the Michigan Southern track
and stepped aside to avoid the trnln. Just then
opposite direction and struck him. He was about
- years Of age and poorly dressed The remaius
ton.
"a 1aborer named Frosho Frenrema, while en-
gagged in digging q trench for a foundation wall,
at the corner OF Twenty y-second street and Wa
bash avenue, was overcome by the heat, about 10
o'clock yes1crfay morning, and died almost IN
stauuJ. Deceased resided at 1Dl Eleventh street.
, 1870-07-01

meeting Of tae citizens Of tho Third Ward, In
favor OF ratlfyIng the new constitution, and the
candidates nominated By the Republican party,
wln be held this evening at @. Dupont's, No. 995
D. King, John Swenwotth, VIM. Jackson, F.
Arnold. and @. Dupont arc signed to the call.
Al The far and festival at the West Side Rink.
Ior the beneht OF ~ C0lumbkl1ls Church, Mr..
Henry Greenebaum, Judge McAliIstcr, and Mr.
Clark Gelb are the contestants for the silver tea
st The fair is meeting with the fine success it
deserves
The monthly meeting Of the Board Of Man
ayers 81 the Refuge will be held In loWer FtrwelI
Han, this morning at 10 o'clock Ladies' OF the
ooa1a WILL please notice the change OF tine.
, 1870-07-01
PARTNERS WANTED.

nARTNER WANTE.1HT FROM $50 TO sl.au
I cash. Bnznees legitimate and Article IS stapie IN
Nour Atdrras " II. Tribune Office
DARTyEK wASTEp-lS A GOOD Bus1yESs.
L Amount required for hafnt.Ir.t go 1fss,x M,
meaning busIne - may address FRANK TRIBUNE otE
nARTSFR WASTED-N AN OFFICE Bossnr ii
/ ness that u paying elo0 per month Apply -
East RAr1efphat. Room l.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-22

DoHB oi5Ss aisS 81 81.
son estekdAy s6sk III less aliHa 1857.
q! i HW YoRK Ootobe 2i Noon,.F icnr
h shade 6rmerit FFheat 10. better. Corn
quiet and unchanged: Cotton Quiet and
|ls860Z bafds. Freights .Itirm: Stocks
heavy: Money SOS. sterling-iong
lsA; short 99a. Gold 12K. 62's 10. .
~ r. M.-Cotton very strong -sales
70, 900 bales; uplands 16L. Flour quiet
and firm-super 5.30@5. so. Wheat in
moderate export demand-winter red
and amber Western 2.37C024O. Corn
dull and heavy, at 8219(983L. Beef
quiet. Pork heavy, at $500. Lard un.
changed. Whiskey dull, at 941k@95
Groceries quiet. Freights Rrm-cotton
7-16(@A; sail A@56. Money 5@6.
Sterling unsettled, at SA08M. Go
vernments steady, 62's 12zs; Southern 8
firm and small business.
changed. Wheat steady. Pork firm, at
Whiskey 95@96. Corn dull and irregu.
lar-white 70@79; yellow 75@7S. Cot
ton firmer and held -middlings
1875; stock 5,037.
ST. LOUIS, October 21.-Flour un-
changed. Corn frmcr-mixed IS. Whis-
steady. Pork firmer, at 25.oo@S5S' So :
Bacon scarce and higher shoulders
1891; clear sides 1902O.
LOUISVILLE, October 21.--Bagging
20I@30. Flour firm and unchanged.
Provisions quiet. Pork 26.OO. Clear
sides 10. Lard 16. Whiskey 87@SS.
GALVESTON, October 21.-Cotton dull
and nominal good ordinary 13; sales of
the week 1850 bales; stock, 7,449.
CINCINNATI, October 21.-Tlour quiet
and unchanged. Corn firm and scarce
new 4S@50. Pork-demand light, ut
26.00. Lard 16. Bacon firm and scarce
shoulders ~; clear sides 1917. Whis-
key s7@ss.
New ORLEANS, October 22.-Cotton
held higher-middling 151s@l51z; sales
800 bales; receipts s, 1852; stock So, 139.
MOBILE, October 21.--Cotton firm
middlings 1875; sales OF the week 5000
bales.
SAVANNAH, October 21.-Cotton sales
today 1000 bales; receipts 3,196; stock
48, 399.
AUGUSTA. October 21.-Cotton active
and firmer-sales 1,134 bales; receipts
,08O; middlings 144.
CHARLESTON, October 21.-Sales of
cotton 500 bales; receipts 2,022; exports
coastwise 637; stock.24. 900; net receipts
of week 12,7O1.
LIVERPOOL, October Evening"
Cotton closed quiet-uplands 896; Or
leans S2s; sales $4,000 bales.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-22

Notice.
TIME second annual FAIR of the South
IL Carolina State Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Society, will be held in Columbia, on the
9th, 10th and 11th OF November, next
All articles intended for exhibition, plainly
addressed to the Secretary, at Columbia, will
DC shipped by the various railroads Of the
State free OF cost, at the shippers risk. Exhi-
bitors should notify the railroad agents at
their respective depots OF the articles they
desire to ahip.
Visitors, during fair week, can purchase ex-
cursion tickets to and from Columbia for one
fare.
Persons intending to become exhibitors, are
desired to forward their entries to the Secre-
tary, at Columbia, on and after the 4th No.
vember next. All articles or animals for exhi.
bltlon must be entered at the Secretary's
office before being received into the enclosure.
Entries of animals will be received until 0
o9'EElook, g Wednesday morning, 9th November.
All other articles must be on the ground. and
entered at the Secretary's Office, before S
O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon. 9th November.
The secretary's Office will he opened in Co.
lumbia on and after the 4th November, next.
Oct 20 6 " : seeretsr.v s.
s5- All the papers Of the State will COPY
once, and forward bills to the Secretary, at
Columbia, during fair week.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-22

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BILE RoEn, Ma1l,@98
X.orW WasS8D 8@t2
BUTrER, North @b0'
Country, % B.26@35
! BAooHs Hams. ..27@80
I Sides, BfD. .1e@21.
Shoulders -. 16@17
CANDLES, Sperm40@70
.Adamantlne ib18@20
COTTON YARN1 30@1 40
COTTON, Strict Md. . 134
Middling ........ .13
Low Midl'g, .123
Good Ordny,..... .12}
Ordinary. .11a
CHEESE, e. n. 20@26
Factory .16@22
COFFEE, Rio, Bb20@25
Laguayra .24@26
Java .83@S7
FLOUR, Co. 700@10 90
Northern 00@11 90
GRAIN, Corn i 30@1 40
Wheat Il 40@1 80
Oats. 5000
Peas'.. i 60@2 90
HAY, North, Bcwt.2 90
HIDES, Dry, Bfb12a@lS
Green .@8
LARD, T3lb. 1922
LIME, u bbl. 2 G5@2 rs