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"A correspondent sends us a communi
cation strongly recommending Judge
Goldsborough as Il very suitable candidate
for Congress, for the first district All the
encomiums which our correspondent be-
slows upon Judge Goldsborough as an able
and fearless advocate of Republican princi
pies, are deserving, doubtless; but Will,
according the Judge all due merit in this
direction, it should not be forgotten that
when the very destines of the Union party
rested in his hands, the temptation of
quiet place for fifteen years Oh the bench
lured him from the field of contest, when
his presence and popular name, at a period
above all others were most important !: and
by that one act Of allowing himself to be
be guiled from the rugged contest in the van
struggle in Maryland demanded an able
and trusty leader, the traitor, Tom
Swami, received the nomination for Gov
ernor, which Hon. II. H. Goldsborough
would have undoubtedly received, and by
that one misstep the Republican party was
placed in the hands of the Baltimore
traitor, and by him sold out to the rebels.
Judge Goldsborough failed the Republican
party, by preferring the quiet Of the bench
and the ermine, when its very salvation
called him to the field, and this one mis-
step should induce his friends to exercise
due portion Of modesty and reserve when
the enemy are abOut at their Oyerthrow
and new standard bearers are to be chosen
They did not put forward Mr.. Colds
berough's name in any of the campaigns
when the Republican nominee of this Dis
trict was known to be the leader of for
lorn hope.
Secretary Robson has decided not to
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day list and engaged couple Of negroes to
assist him in that work.
On a,isiDg on "wednesday morning, Mr.
Finch found that the bands to his reaper had
been cut and some OF the gearing rem Tered
ugeless, IN consequence Of which he Was COM
PEELED to discharge the men lie had hired. be-
cause he was unprovided with tools for them
to work with.
During Wednesday, another colored man
offered his services to Ar. Finch, saving be-
hand Mr. Finch accepted him, and promised
him S2.50 per dav if he would get fore ~
hands sufficient to harvest the yhn1a crr1,
which the colo1cd man did, bringing IVA 1,anI.,
cradle. e ~ "'1A ~
The men Lad not been lonp 1t ,r,,1, .,,,..>
some Of the lmprovised Ku-KjuI of the ra;nhl
bo1hood GALLO to Nr. Finch aud dsmant5ad
tnaI tne negroes be sent away. threateninr
anat u tney were not sent thew shoull he
a11sen, and he With tham, debating that no
h1rhan5 saould be tolerated in that neigh
NJ; FINCH replied to their thre,ts that ha
1 YOU'D manage his business "a seemed best to
1n, enc nor ask 1eaye Of them. At this tley
- one - apu6lve. declaring, with feArful oatls
~ I;1at u1eass: That tho negroes should be nnui-
ers withdrew ~1o 'A's- 'A'"-
MI; Finch continued with his mon until
apoa1 O'Clock p. M, when he went home, and
the sneaklng fanatics who had been watching
until they Thought the colorcd men were IN
protected gathered to the number of about
tEenfy. and rushing into the field with threats
q xord and gesture, drove tie negroes OF, al
OIL one OF them flying as il to save their lives
me one niucky negro refused to be driven,
but went with the crowd to Finch's, where the
misIeauts renewed their vic abusp OF III. =.
and the negroes in the most shoSkingly vulgar
and threatening language.
Finding it Impossible to sten this tide of
violence, and fearful Of its consequences, tue
WIS left without any means OF harvesting Ills
crpp.
, 1870-06-30

Warantee deeds conveying city md Suburban
property within seven miles of tho Court House
1lei for record on Wednesday, June es:
SswGeITJ St, 80 feet OF Maxwell st, CT,
DegSSsser + lO7H II of nalsted It *i''
West Meaios st. Of Ieavitt St, n i, s6zis; !0''
altshf5 sr sss feof Wood St; s4xisi 'so
SeEsss4y i, SIS II Of saxwe,i s;i st. - t. ssx COO
100 40 Il; June es2...............,,,.,.s e aeso
West Adams s., la7 II v Of Loon,s st. ST, @''''
,s2a1.S a1sS ss1o u y; June $3.50
ri,'3e5 May Y =: :; 1900
2Sx19o II; Sept %, 1ses;..: ...-...-...' 1000
Townsend st. ~ t OF Chicago az, i, aix '''
1esh f. with buildings; June % 2.ooo
I, ea11l01t, with house; June is..-,,.,.., 5000
fokrH or ctTf LlM1Ts-
Tn st n COT OF Corne1la st and 4aO It G OF
Ha1s,ed st, C I. l5ox,63x1l8 II: June aI.,.. 3.GN
SOUTH OF CITY LMIIa
"adai1Gs9n p, o 81. q It re- Of = Ftfty-Bsvcnsh st.,
b4iteilcla nn ~ 81, Of FortS-ninth sr, " I, 5Ox
Atssas i, s! C.; Of Ff;y.aitl $; ri Isl 500
Modena ave, S Z cor Of Forsy-eightb st, NJ. A''''
S..t S,Sxi2s : +. With 12sx1sa it on Enna av;;
Wabash ~, ssi Il Of sisty-1nifd stwI q"
G6Xc20 It; June q9..... IN
South ra1k ~. COT Of Foriy.ai.it St, sI ~"
ca,;H aS5es @ with buildings; June C9ooo
this property was rcpUrted Ia yesterdays
saes as a. a. being 2oo feet front on South Park
WEST OF oiD CRY Liu1rs. '1''''
Beach St, and $ c cUrs Of Hickory St,
tai1;t ghtl1E o49Gss, VIII "A other lots In same
On Street st. bet Sixteenth and Catnarine, ''''
g nnd Isl IT Of Cook st, II, soxla5 IT: May
, 1870-06-30
Minority Representation,

With the exception Of the Journal, MI the
Chicago dailies have declared themselves in
favor Of the section, generally known rs the
m1motlty scheme, submitted IN connection with
the IL. new constitution. The New York Tribune,
World, and many other prominent organs Of
both parties throughout the country, have
written ,decadedly in its favor, and cite several
instances in which the principle has been put
into practce, and operated satisfactorily. Tho
chicago e.,e Journal Quincy Wig, and few
violent attacks on the section. but are unable
to give any moro forcib1o reason for doubling
that it will work well than that It has neyer
been tested on go extensive q scale. Tbey
profess to believe that it Will result In iacreas-
ing the number Of Democrats in the Lceisla-
M 6gfe at the expense Of the Republicans.
There is no reason why it should benefit or IN
1ure one party moro than another. The north
part Of the State would send fewer NeDubIi-
cans and the south more, not changing the re-
suit in the least Under tho system now in
force this Congressional district does not elect
according to such intelligent and reliable an.
thoHty as the Carlinylllo Democrat, the tenth
district sends no Republican, except occasion-
ally one.
With the adoption Of the minority system.
the fifth would elect about the same number
Ct Democrats that the tenth did Republicans.
In ono case, LOCO Democrats and 12,O0O Re-
publcans have no reprcsenzive at Spring.
field: in the other, they have a proportionafe
number. We can perceive no Injustice or un-
fairness to either party in this result.
Some papers fear that it will offer chance
for fraud in voting. There is no mora room
for it than under the usual sygtem. zach man
simp1y has the privilege Of massing lis tbree
votes upon one or two candidates, or giving
one to each Of the three na1nea, as he cLoosps.
His ticket shows just how he divides lis vote.
aud does not offer any increased chance for
trickcry or fraud.
posed embodies correct principle, and Is more
democratic and equitable than the present one,
TINT We hope to sec it adopted.
, 1870-06-30
DROPS.

ILLINOIS.
sPRIsgIIE1D: June 2a-Wl1iam F. Yost,
who arrived in this city this morning, informs
me that the Wheat Is all harvested il Southern
Illinois. and that It is the best crop the farm
ers have had for many years. Corn looks
promising, as also do small grains.
-1lonn1s, June 29.-Tle crops in this couu-
II are looking much finer than has been autjci-
tated. Grass-seed and oats will be light, but
rye is good, and corn heavy. Copious showers
have fallen in come parts Of tho county nearly
every day for week. The weather is excnss-
lrely hot, each day the thermometer showing
-7bove 100 in tho shAde.
INDIANA.
>, Inc indianapolis Journal Of the 2Sth says:
"One Of our citizens, who has been recantly
travelling in the eastern par. Of the State.
thinks tho Wheat crop will be very near an Nv
crage one."
The Des Moines Register of tho 2sth eays
June closes not go handsomely; in an agri-
cultural point Of yiow, IL it opened. We lave
teen long enough without min to consider our.
selves in tho midst Of q drought The injury
it has inflicted, however, has been so far
slight, and been confined mainly to the small
grams. Corn as yet shows scarcely any trace
or injury. but continues to grow RAPIDLY and
not fared 50 well. II liz con-. COM
mon reports be true, the farmers of thc
State do not now expect more than a three
fourths crop, but may safely calculate that we
are to have fonr-httha yield This much We
arc confident We shall have, il, 1pe weather
from now ID harvest VA! improve,as it doubt
should it come in week OF ten days, would bo
ipjurious rather than beneficial We sl,onld
remember, and We mention it as m Offset to
the discouraEing effects Of the scmi-drouth,
that, while tho crop has been injured in this
regard, it has been fortunate in other respects.
TA
, 1870-06-30
HOSTETTER'S DITTERs.
The Living MHcbtne.

lniu1c the main sp1as Of watch and every portion
OF Tic Wcrks beenoe Giaa.lered The human stou,ssa
TO the human system ts hat that elastic ec oi aet
sto ehzonometer. It Influences the action Of tn
other orEan.. and contrps to cest1iu crtent the who
Living machine The comparison may be c,rr:cd fu--
the for Us the weakness ott imye,fectsors If tho
main srtins is indicated the face Of the =,
aLo Is The weakness other disorder Of th sttae41
betrayed By the face Of The Invalid The cpu,e:Io In
eaoT OF faded. the eyes deficient in l3st,r hi H.
teeners and there ID woFu. anxious e1prrs13ct in tAs
whole countenaucc which tel ratuly - .ttf wo:s
could do. that the gak aowthtg o.7z. whore tcc 4
Ia To minister to the wants Of tho body. md b Us,
t4tu and renew III Its paris IL not petfoz!niln itS
dn 1t Hcquitea rrnovatins and regulating, and ae
complain tla end HoststteT+a Stomarh Bitten NAV he
truly eaid 10 be Me 0Hs uiag reesk The broken uzIu
TEing Ct watch may be rCplseei by a new oue but
the stomach ean only be repaired md strengthened and
this IL ooc Ct The obct Of The famous vegetable rcs
ative which fer eighteen year, hs. been wasnx &c
cGssrl contest with drsprpsia In all climates Al s
ei6c for indigestion it stands alcne When the resou.
Of tie paIz1aco1Gia have been exhausted ithegt AZ
best doing more than 1utsatinx the complaint, a
sourze Of this Wholesome and ralatabse get pswcrfuf
nGtnachlc effects perfect and permanent cure In all
caecs OF dyspepsia the liver Il Tess disorIed,
End upon this important gland, well y upon the
stomach and boxr the Bttrs act with singular dis
uctnets. regulating and einsscraGns eyery sccErtirp
and sssinIiatins organ on which LodiIy ant meutsk
health depend
, 1870-06-30

CHICAGO, June 29.-Tne following engagements
KSnst wSIe r. r. tIotted; To Buaalo--PtoP Free snte,
Golden Harvest, wheat at GHc: schr Brightie,
same; prop Philadelphia, corn a. &c; bark Fes,,-
tigo, same; schr PetIy Hannah, same; schr Arc
ton-schr Mont BLANC, at iost4.c To Oswego-Schr
Caniauche: c0rn at 10c- To Cape vIncent-sctr
PpSa a swp1ss Ms com q at 1ef ans oss5 on p
Craig and scbr u. Egan, wheat on p. +
AnwArxEE, June 2o--Grain 1rcigAts asc quiet
oswego, Enlargement: schr ". j. Whaling, wheat
to Buffalo az Sc.
DEn:orI, june: e7--vcssels continue In fair In
@ aaisy, nuI .hsy faA TO arrive, although quite 4
south and southwest. Rates are mostly unchanged,
but, 80 far as concerns the Saginaw River trldt,
they have decided upwurtl tendency, anu may he
said to have advanced nomina1Tg. To-day the old
rate-Ss-was offered for lumber from Bay City to
Chicago which pE!ct was refused, the vessel hold
ing out for s3ao. The following are reported: Schr
Aeontsas. lumber from Bangor to Chicago, s.;
steam barge Josephine, lumber from Port Austin
to Detroit, s1-75, FaIl-Posk
I61n nreden, +. {. Sherman; schrs james Plat,
s. 7. Atwater and Lucinda; schr Van Valkenburg,
schr Bsooslyp, fafoad iron 10 Chicago, at Sc per
ton free: batk Annie Sherwood and schr News
ooy. eey. eeai: Erie to Chicago, down town, at SIC;
Racine. and City OF Milwaukee, same to Mllwau-
ToIEpo, june sa.-Tnerc Is no change to note In
grain treghts. Charter schr Volunteer, wheat 10
Bnualo At eHc- There was an effort made to a4l-
and one propeller was taken at the rates quoted,
to OsWego, grain 616c; schr Traveller, ataves, to
Buffalo at slo and IS: anil schI St james, lumber
TOLEDO, June a7.-TheIe Is no change TO note in
freights Gratn frelghts are dull. az previously
e. quoted; ed S4@4e By saiI and steam to Buffalo and
schooner ldtanOla, lumber to Buffalo nt S1-
, 1870-06-30

Sctf Eefmlac1t Manl4tees Embcr.
schr 7nree Bells, Manfster. E1sbs
CLEARED. June T.
smr AlpeDa, Grand Haven, 100 bu oats I brls
nGuI and sUntftfek
Prop La chetree, Sangat1ek, go 9Eeen hides, s1s
% hides, ID brls salt, % o1is Hour md san-
Stmr sheboJeap, Milwaukee, sundrieA
Sfmr Coruna- St Joseph. sundneA
Prop Milwaukee, OrdensburEh, 8,sll ba corn, la'
hfls 1onr. auti EundrieA
Prop NinsIOw. Bu1alo, LOCO bu coln, SO bri5
1tur, and uEy hldes-
Prop F. unta11 City, Buffalo, Is 600 bu eofD, 1,0so
br.s 1cur, bIls rork and sundries
fsop Efues,1el Green BAY suauIte&
Ftup Van itoaHe, Holland, suudrteS-
ffoP = y caldwell, Port Huru, 1s,651 bu corn.
l,a9 bils tour and suntries-
Fr0p fasutlte, st. Jpseph, sllutlrtea.
bafS Ceclua, Good Ila1bor, s13 m posts and sun
Schr r Simmons, Manstee, sun.!rteA
3chr Ben Ftint, Aanstee, Loco hu uarA.
Sc6r FfAnk PerrW, Buffalo, 3, ,ocp hn wheat
Ptop Chicago. Buffalo, 1000 bu corn, 5000 bu
wheat, so brfg hour and sunfI1es-
Schr NluL1c Wing, Annlsste, 800 bu oats aild sun
drieA
S:hr Cyntn.a Gordon, ST. Joseph. sundrtes.
schr Victoria, East Saginaw, l3,uo0 bu oats and
suEtires~
Scow GIanecr, Ludwie's Pier, sundrics.
sclIr Z. Hannah, Buffalo, l5,tsI tn com.
Schr + u. Pprtch, Milwaukee,, light
BARK Fesh.igo, BuHaiu, 5000 bu corn.
schr Mont Bl1nc. Kin 4stop, 2U,135 bu wheat
Sthr Monsoon, Muskeson. light ....
ptop st. us. Buffalo, 6UO 5u corr, 100 hfls lour.
ffop st Alnans, Oedetsht1rr,h. 100 brls -four.
Mr orion. Grand Haven, Sun,l1tes.
lTtp MN ErA, Grand Haven, Light
, 1870-06-30
ChICAGG DAILY MARKET,

WEDNESDAY EvES1Nt3, June @,
saie OF gram, 1iout, aud provisions will be found
,u!uet The lead ut 'tCom1nercial,r ard the gruin
y ~ casts 50" subject TO the usual charges Of
>'nIaGG, uai' = Otherwise expressed.
EtTTER-Thc receipts continue moderate, and
with steady, fair demand to supply, holders Of
scod to choice tat! grades experience no Alnlcul-
y In realizing, and at full prices, or AZ e2a3{r 10
lots LnT grades, which constitute the bulk OF
tue arriEals, Eclnatn quiet, but are nrnlJ hell al
the quoted prices We repent our list as follows:
Choice dairy, 2e@ e4c: fall to good tub and lrkin.
aecc; common grades, 12@1Gc.
HAG0lSG-No new features were visible in the
market for goods In this line The movement in
eG.ion stan'iess bags a1d gnnnes, was reasona-
we're 4ute1 a1d easy. Wool sacks arc In bett4r re-
, 1870-06-30
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH,
Foreign Markets.

lospoN, june e9-t:eo p. m.-consols, for
Moner, 9e2i; consols, on account, o2,s. Erie,
le5a: Illinois Central, 11sH; United States 5-eOs,
1867 9ot CAted States 52Js, OLD, ls65, g.: United
ssates 5sos 1851, s91;; United States 1'.-sos, So
a. LONDON, June observation-disclosures tor money,
tiiies stea,ly; ~, 90; e. 9d'4; CT, 97a: Stocks
Eteatly: 104es, 50; Erie, SO; Illinois Central iii
Great Western, a1.-
FRANKFORT, June 2e.-Bonds unchanged,
PAN1s, June 2e.-Hourse drm: rentes III nc.
nvENfooL. June 29.ll:l5 4 m--F1our, ess5 3d.
whlte wheat, los 81. Com, sis sd.
PORK, 102hs Lart1, T0a.
LIVERPOOL, June $500 p. m.-F1our a3s Cd
SIS 50.
Rest unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June 9o-ErenIng.- -Cotton-H!d-
dllng unlanus, 9s@10d; Orleans, t01ft91oAd; sales
G1 s,O0O bnles.
Breadstnas quiet California white wheat, 1os
I'd: red Western No. ss 9dtsSs 10d; req
winter, 81 I'd; 1Our, 23s Cd. CHTn-No. mixed,
SIS Sd. Oats, i 81. barley, il Peas, ais GtL
Pruviaons-Potk, 1923 Cd Beef. Ills Lard,
, 1870-06-30
REAL EBTATE.

WaIrantee deeds conveying city md suburban
property within seven miles of tho Court ueuse
lied for record on Wednesday, June e:
NewDeHy st, $40 feet OF Maxwell St,
, 1870-06-30
.ACHINEHY ]
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES

Comblnina the 1aa1,nro q steieney, durability snA
are widely and favorabl known, than 70 being d
uee. AL warranted EatiEaetorv or sA1e- Desezty.
!. b. HoAE2ET = 90. IA1rsnes Nsa
, 1870-06-30
EEAN-Ea,e nl 70 tons at SOS, Q. t. .

|
TN, A, 4sEc; Amsiiesn, }oc: Amoskeae, sc;
GEsoD =, e.; sunaiss, eh-5u. sSc: g1anl1es. 1 46n
etc.
GEAN-sa,e nt 10 tons at s1e75, OF
cd he same ceI,tsai Ira1ures as LAST noted. The
aKgIefntc dcma1d vas fair, aaa dealers were re.
altzng at our quotations: Michigan s!ucco. 9 20
ll:rl,l. dust. i III. ;,Aa0s3 10; lime i'll oalk, i
eiatis e *fs E4 af Ir y IS: Get eemeat Rosssalc
ve Hs tsmcnf, sise plsstefinr i,aif. a IS
@s0c: wl:ltt taa,i, I'd. - oNzss5; ore orleks,
? ,otn, $50 t0a65 90; nre clay, = brl, LIS:
CHEESE The cheese market remains in about
the same state as noted 10 onr reports from day to
day ior 2 week past steady, faz demand RS Exists,
after Tic ' Fourtl, induces easy feeling on the
part u holders and orders o1 any conss.srate
lac; Western reserve, 12G914c.
C0AI--The coal trade continues slack, though
at the reduction Of SOC On anhsacite noted yezser
day, dealers are looking for some improvement.
Prices arc still unsettled. We repeat our quota
ttons Of yesterday; Lehieh, lump s11o0; Leh!gh,
$500; Erie and Bttar ELL, $500 Walnut III $500:
Aoekins Valley; s'.co; 9ougniogheny, $500; ILL.,
listed, md quotations were more fully sustalnth
The following Is our list: Mocha, sGhes3.1tc;
Java, 21a<92salc; o. g. Java, s7Kaassfc; rnlst
to rgol. sj1;(s2itfc: priIne 10 cnnicc Il
La&uayrn, 23GAasAc,
CCOpERAGE-No new features were developed
in tnis market. The demand Is has been the case
for several days back was ipr Whtskey barrels and
prices we're fully sustained. We quote:
Whisley b4rrrls. wood bound. =. IS
Lard tIerccs SiG6 Si,S
rr71rs hpnra
CANDLES-We luote the market fairly active nj
unchanged prices: Vaxtne, l8kc: talIow {stear-
fne1- Grh e%o
, 1870-06-30


CiNAL LOCK. Chicago, June se-1 =. .m.-CLEAREp
u. L easIce, Len,one. light: J. II. Walker. LIZ
nt1t. Light: Advance, Lemont, light: George
judd, Le1Hollt, lI:lt; II. Walker, Lemont, light:
;.Et'irai, Sag, light; Rusa Belle, Peru, scc,s4s It
lumber.
AsE1EEn-J. C. Ro.ty, Lasalle, $500 ou corn;
Mr1c, tlca, 5,i,D bu corn; Brilliant Norris ,oDJ
1 iu I'll: Wing uni aMs Wing. Joliet, 5000 bo oats;
sag, Is yds stone; Eclipse. Lenont, IS yus stone;
Il. II. Atkinson, s. yasds stone; PAnct Len,uns, IS
Eds stone: Rescue, Leuont IS ytls stone; Defiance,
Lemont, 81 yds stone; Colonel Manning, % yds
stone: J., ". McGenuiss- Lcmont, So yds stone;
La.ly Franklin, LeIuoni- 80 yss stone; Mary Walk
cr, Lemont % Jds stone. f Walker, dr., Lemont,
Gd yds stone, II bris lime.
eASL Lex, Cn.cAGo Jnns ; s9na NJ ;7 T7c1EAF- c;
nct4l +. i..rhl.r. uhi1,stcs, j. ". McGculss
LeSspni, light X scur, LeincDt. lgh:- Mary Wa!k-
r. Lelno',f, light; tolonei Manning, Lcr,ont,
light: L. L. Afkluson+ Letuont, light: Eclipse, Le-
m0rl, light; Lady Ffaaklin, Lemont, Lghl; Au-
ensta: t!E Run, light; Thuudcr!,olt, sag. lsnt;
Hoard Of Trade. Marse!lles, ,0oo II lumber.
AEE1yEp-Qyean SPRAY, Ottawa, $3.50 bu corn.
, 1870-06-30
- kKu.KIu15w1n - In 11Rdiann.

11OHI tHc 1SFH748tF1 V78<1sJ VoH7 9Rs6t. VH54t
Mr.. George Finch, Of Armstrong Township.
one Of the Oldest residents Of this county.
was in town on Saturday, and willis here made
complaint against number Of men, who, on
TUESDAY night md Thursday afternoon List,
committed serious offences against law and
order, that they might CRAFTY their ignorant
aoa fanaticsI hatred Of negroes
Ihe circumstances are. thAt Mr.. Finch, find
ing 1t impossible to get white laborers enough
to reap his grain, came into the city on Tues
, 1870-06-30
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET


11wncr-. ,oE;oSd,. MLnSEsnAf ~ EtESSG, June ..
,ithnr ~ rrcn. ,var And IL several instances
r1ernl We eoltius 10 q1Ste the market firm at
t",r SaEteni snce ne 0pcnlns q the Week
eine ii Si.ins !. SctE ~ uRa!n n active Inquiry,
Ttrrt n, 50 nav NJ .@ ~ ss;1rH. An sot1 Io a Ialf
o:c;ocS o5iv 1a in,v fnorttos m1ugns See. Az
transfers en,racc fhe fniinsrnc Meio 1e't unsold.
CurEo schr L, Simmons. NY frorS Filler c,tv ,oo ~
nu ~ n ~ VIZ , !otse ~ ~ ~ !o1 sao5t iengths
~ ~'''oo AsA 'oAs wv ee'e " L. II. blcklofu &
carco scnr corr,,r,,n ,u,,, ,,a. San
It bCar,s nnh s,rins q. IL OK eaIs G Ivy l9V
Mason aA'' s"tp' IT. sio'so' sou ny DAVIS o
s,rns n III "a x ;n3 isom s o. oconto ~
en1ti iy Irisi, inn Z - ~ e1-e"' psAeus ~ s4-oos
CnrTo schr HrJrnr ~ aS.,r. .-,,, c,,,,,,.o : ,,o
n, aa ~ ~ e. 1u, ~ arrive from S9amco, 300
carn ser r = 1iuf,H ns.a ~, ~ 1,!sn, 1u!en Co.
snd sips LIVE '5:a sHaskSSan s Il r e. T.
II, I,Et. .ant sol1 ~ o!aucnalt & Boflau0.
,ooai,s 1a5so sGhr LooS"ut from ocoato, goo m #
sncsn,, n sttps w Sls-1s iath NJ co. sold ~
Caro- schr Afn]nnr, frn,n nc,,+, ooo - ..
}narri9 and srrins at T. sE. ~ ~ ~ u ~
5000; 1ath at t2. 90: sold by RtarcnarI + nnr
land. - oo'"
va SsgG s'sss ssns MsEan @ from tMasssgep
5eS S; A., 8 , = III ia i sIass IN! inspection
-. ra,1n a,chp Wa23noiIo f1m n.Ea1.o+,
+nJxetf m S1s for fnr atrino onI S11 ~ -. - 49,
o. ~, r. intn ~ q ~. enIi ~ ninnona ~
1anH ".t "' "-''' eo'" - o'Aisna'o :" oo1'
Carro scrr Re1oIf from Nan1o+o. ,na n, r. ,,t,.
scautiiur AID stTns Ut ST %: s,Ii ~ r M nnm1'
AZ ca - vs. 49, o'A1-
CarGo schy G. I. searer. FINN s1an,s,ae 1,o y, n
,osf mn scnrtitn., ~ si m ei ~. ~ !3o ~ IL
I. RI o~"' o''A NJ u Al+ Aou4n4s
~"
TN, dcnns,a fcr cn.u.no1 nA"1s, 2se
wus active, nrd shEIr tirn,sr feeling nrevai.ti'
X moving m, nmitn fe@ai ~ X ~; @
;niinw:jtl1 - nnr la. "*eH' w i"n Ieuea" luz
First clrar. ,.trch r. e-,rrb en- ooa,e M
, 1870-06-30

come back to this city yet, aud it is possible
that much Of it will not find its way back until
after the movement OF the new crop.
Exchange sold between banks early to-day
ct Soc per 51,ouy Discount, but aftsrwari a.
par, and was firm at That. At tue coun:er,
bankers sell at par aud bur at ITO premium.
The range OF go1I in New York to-day. as
, 1870-06-30

SHEEP-Thc receipts were more liberal TODAY,
hnt there was M lcrcrpthle Improvement III tic
Nuaiify Of the offerings, Inferior, common, and
Mctilum largely rrcdoninatlng. The demand was
iair, hut principally confined 10 the hettcF grades
Whcil, In consequence. were held with consltiera-
bic irunesa Poor grades vera dull and no1nn-
Ally lower. Sales were made at a range Of sa0oa
t1O for common to choice-cifcly at 81 5NalSN.