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lissolution. Very truly yours,
JonN L. HOFFMAN.
Gen. McCIciisn ON the Issues Of the next
Campaign.

New York, July |, 1871.
Hon. Wm. M. Tioeed, Grand ,Sdchem !:
DEAR Sir II have the honor TO ac.
knowledge the receipt of tho invita-.
ton to meet with the Tammany So.
ciety upon the occasion Of tho cele.
bration of the approaching Indepen.
dence Day.
! regret that circumstances will not
permit me to be inathe city then.
At time like the present it is right
to express once more my deep and
abiding interest in the great princi.
pies advocated by the Democratic
party; and, remembering the former
relations between the party and my
self, perhaps it will not seem ofiicious
If, in accordance with your request, l
proffcr few words to those who hon
ored me SO highly in season of diff
Guilty.
Although l have retired from pub
lie life it has been impossible to avoid
forming opinions upon public affairs,
and what I have to say must be re-
gardcd simply as the sentiments of a
private citizen.
The Presidential campaign, so soon
to be opened, is destined TO be one of
the most important Of all that have
been conducted.
l trust that every Democrat will
recognize the magnitude Of the issues
at slake--no less, it would seem, than
The very existence of the free institu-
tions our fathers gave us, the true
foundations of peace, happiness, and
prosperity-to bequeath which to our
children we should be ready to make
any honorable sacrifice.
trust that when the moment for
action arrives there will be found none
in the Democratic ranks who will for
moment hesitate to sacrifice per-
sonal advantage or private feeling for
tho public good for our object should
be not mere party triumph, but the
rescue Of the country from the hands
Of those with whom personal aggran.
dizcment and party ends outweigh all
reverence Tor me vital spirit oil our
institutions ana desire ior the rea'
good oil the ehtlre ha'lon'
l trust that our leaders will clearly
see which OF the issues that have so
long agitated the country are irrevoca-
bly, settled, and that We shall not be
called upon to contend for corpse
Lot us leave behind us the dead
issues of the past, and look only to
the present and the future.
Slavery is dead-dead lot it remain
forever, and let no one disturb its
grave.
Tho negro has tho right to vote
lot him keep it; but strive to educate
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DR.. ]. p. BURcHFlELD,

Late Surgeon Of the SGD Regiment, Pennsylvania
Volunteers, having returned from the Army,
offers his professional services TO the citizens
Of Clearheld county.
No. Professional calls promptly aiten led TO.
ofhce on Second street, formerlyoccupicd by
DR.. Woods. (apri, ,66-u
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of THOMAS FAHY, deceased,
late Of Woodward township, Clearhcld county, Pa,
having been duly granted to the undersigned all
persons indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands will present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
JOHN MsGANN,
Philipsburg, July l2-Gtpd Administrator.
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INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.

INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
i The taxable residents Of Lawrence Indepen-
dent School District are hereby notified that the
undersigned has been appointed collector Of the
School tax for 1871, and that all respectfully
requested to call at his residence on or before
Saturday, the 18th day of August next, and settle
the same. RICHARD SHAW, Jr.,
July IL, ls7l-3t. Collector.
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J. M. STE w ART, D. D. S.

SIn1D CURwENsvILLE, PA.
All dental operations. either in the mechanical
or operative branch, promptly attended to aad
satisfaction guaranteed. Special attention paid
to the treatment Of diseases Of the natural teeth
gums and mouth. Irregularity Of the teeth sue
cessfully corrected. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use Of Ether and artificial teeth inserted
Of the best material and warranted to render sat
isfaction. april26'7lily
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MARBLE AND STONE YARD
MRS. s. s. LIDDELL,

MRS. s. s. LID d Eli l.,
Having engaged In the Marble business, desires
to inform her fricndsa and the public that she has
now and will keep constantly on hand large and
we'll selected stock Of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, aud 10 prepared to furnish to order
ToMBsToSEs,
BOX AND CRADLE T0MBs,
MONUMENTS,
Curbs and Posts for Cemetery Lots, Window
Stills and Caps, also,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, Ac., &c. n
w. Yard on Reed street, near the r, r. Depot,
Cle.rfeld, Pc. js7,H =
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The letters below, from Gov. Hoff.
man and Gen. Mcclellan, were writ
ten in response to invitations to at
tend the celebration of the Fourth, by
the Tammany Society, in New York
CITY.
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WERE TEEY ELL POIsosFD!

Quite an excitement has been occas;oned at Bir-
mingham, Conn.,, by the death OF several individuals
under suspicious circumstances. The facts, rs far
as they have thus far developed, are as fol.
lows:-About eighteen months since Dir. Den
mis- Hurlburt, OF Huntington, dled after
very short, sudden and singular iless and
Although there was very little general suspicion OF
foul play, there were those who entertained ana
limited at the idea that there might be some.
thing wrong. particularly as Mr.. Hurlburt
had made will leaving his entire pro-
perry to his wife, married but a short time
before and his second wife. In few months the
widow married Mr.. Nelson sherman, wldower of
Birmingham ana seemed TO enjoy a very liberal
honey both before and after the wedding witl
the avalis OF the irst husbands estate.
A few months after the marriage the Youngest
child OF AIR. sherman tby Dls first wifc) was taken
SICK suddenly and died. lii a lew weeks another
ohid, daughter or about twelve years OF age, was
taken with similar symptoms and died In Il short
time About iour weeks since Mr.. sherman
himself was seized with violent vom,tlngs
and died after q brief illncss A pcst-inortem ex-
was sent IL New Haven for examination, and ar
senlc was FOUND In IL In quantities sufficient %
destroy life The stoInachs oil the two children have
also been sent TO New Haven for examination, My
Hurlbut has also been exnuined, and his stomach
VIII undergo like test.
The widow has lett town for New York potwith-
standing the enorts or the authorities dcta,n her
The afair creates great excitement, and public
opinion is pretty strong on the SUBJECT.
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CLEVER CAPTURE or A FEMALE pIcgrocgsT.

Detective Farley, OF the Central once, was pro.
ceedlng through Broadway yesterday afternoon and
espied female plckpocket, named Nellie Flowers
"a notorious English pickpockeu in one OF the Fifth
avenue stages. The stage being fun OF people
the detective ran after IT, and jumping on
the steps ordered Nellie 10 aligt. mt the Same
The passengers immediately began feeling their
POCKETS, when one gentleman, who nad been sitting
next To her. said That he had lost his rock ebook.
lie Immediately proceeded with The detective and
prisoner TO tue Central Once, where the com.
plainant gave his name as II. Solomon, residing
In New orleans, and now stopping nc No. I25
Fifth avenue. He stated that he had upward OF
sixty dollars IN his p0cNetbo0K The prisoner was
searched, but the pockebook was not lonnd In her
possession, she no DOUBT having thrown the pocket.
book away. Her picture was taken to add to tho
Rogues' Gallery The party then left for the Tombs
Police Court. Nellie was committed IN dciault Of
$1,000 baia,
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rows steamers are computed at about S7oo,o)o.
TIE NEW LOAN.
The additional subscriptions to the new loan TO.
day were $55,ooo-mak,ng the total subscriptions
ana conversions to date 1861 OF, $50.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list was buoy ant and prices gen.
orally higher. The approach OF interest day natu-
rally stimulates purchases In view OF demand after
July for the reinvestment OF coupons. Prices
closed Gs folows:-Uned States currency skies,
ll5I ll5a; do. do, 1881, registered 114& 114l4;
do. do, coupon, l171a q 1l7S; do. 1ve.tweniies,
registered, May and November, 1l21S 1l2I; do.
do. 1862 coupon, do, 1925 ll2t1; do do, 1864,
do. do, 112ls li2i4; do de-, 1865 do. do, ll2f
l1ota; do. do, registered, January and July, III
111tl; do do. 1855, coupon d. 1141S 11sk;
do. do. 1867, do. do. 114's 1l4h; DO do. 1868,
do. do 114s 1l4s.: do. ten-iortles, registered.
l007t 10; do. do, coupon, ITO q 1l0L.
SOUTHERN sgcURlTIEs-ADyANcE IN TENNEssEEs.
The only new feature IN the Southern list was a
sharp in the Tennessecs, which advanced TO
,2s. Tor the old and 70 Ter the new. Rumor has it
that pool has been formed for speculation in
these bonds against tho short" interest, with whom
they have been usually iavoritc subject for specu
lave sales. The rest OF the list quiet and steady
If not strong. The latest street quotations were Us
follows:-Tenncssees, ex coupon, 72h 72H; do,
new, 72A 10: Virginias, ex coupon, 81 GS1; do,
new, 725. 7S,E; do registered stock, Old 81 Is;
Georgia skies, 35 30; do. sevens. "a a 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon, AZ AK; do. funding.
1896. 81 3e do do, 1868. 80 q 80; do. new 27l1a
27ii; do. special tax. 60 2o%; Missouri skies. 90
aso1; do Hannibal ana st. Joseph 95ss o 95s4;
Louisiana skies. 70 To- do. new G3 65; do. leyee
skies, sos II; do Fights, 81 SO: do. Penitentiary
sevens, 20 a IL: do. Railroad Fights, rs SO; Ala.
bama fves, u o 10; do. cighrs. 102 1887; do
Railroad eights, 95 100; South Carolina sixes Is
80; do. new. January ana July, 62A 63; do. do
April and October, 60 61A; Arkansas SKIES 81 a
60: do. sevens, 80 62
STOCKS IRREGULAR, WEAK AND LOWER.
The stock market opened quite steady, but soon
began to betray weakness In the Northwest shares
and Union Pacific, which eventually went of about
three per cent. The decentralization occasioned by
this decline was spreading to the general list
when checked 10y a bold movement In Rock Island,
which marked up to 1929. Erie declined /
per cent, ONO ana Mississippi per cent, Wabash
ia per cent, Lake Shore x per cent, and other lead
Ing shares 4 n 4 per cent. After the sales that
produced these changes the market became in
tensely dull and closed almost stagnant.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prtre- af tho urluriulI stocks durInv thu oav.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf-past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, June 16--6 r. NJ.
AahEaInc market remained inactive and prices nominal
al 80 % a ~ % for pots, and as $9 Is for pearls
CASnLrs were in moderate request at &c. &c. for
stearc sc suc for plain sperm Sc 40c for patent do
and l3c tic. for atamantne.
CoFFgE-A fair demand prevailed for Rio al full prices
and we have 10 note further Of loS Alice
ialnlor anl w bags per steamer Humboldt private
tefma sisp 4,U0o bags per North America sold
some time ago. out not previously reported and la Bamore
1Ouo bags per Adeadeall private terms Other de-
Gcrpons were steady with moderate demand tor ote.
We quote Rio Ordinary eargoes loo. iOSc. far do,
lOsc hc; good do, Ike Ike: prime do, lic.
i2Ac extreme range for lots 10 10 1s all gold, per b..
10 bond, uirty to sixty days. credit Java Government
Hc a isc. peyon l5'9c. Hc Maraeabo be: no;
Lasuayfl, tie hc. jamaica &c., lbtc. 81. Domingo
tgold. IN bond SIC. loc Costa Rca I3,,c I7c Manila
DC Zoe asrean, l3c Tic. savanila, lSc I5,5c.:
Cnracoa i3c l6c all gold, thirty pxiv days c~sdi,
duty paid.
CovrosTse market continued strong, and prices again
advance &C. per 10 The grades of ordinary good
nary were not salabe NJ quotations The nand
limited 90 lNe beei sradea lAe sales were as !oIowsr
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NEW ORLEANS, June ~, 1s71
Cotton quiet; midl'nes, 1aic al99c Net receipts, ~;
Saes 1000 Stock, 66Si Ne receipts Of the week. st0i;
5o7 Evrors 70 Great rt b06i to Havle ss5;
to Barcelona, iOJ wise 1854 Sales Of the week II 900
SAVANNAH. juno ~, 1871.
coaswse W sales 80 stock s5a Nc rcsep,s * tie
week. le6l. Exports coastwse. o!0 Sales o. the week,
l,i5D
WLMISGToH, n. C., June IG, ISL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES qnut ~ d4c, crude quiet at s3 for
GLOW lip, - % virgin. 10 In seay; ha for strained,
% d.i3 Tor NO. J, 80 for extra PALE 50 20 for PALE
oswEGo, ". ", June IS, 1871
Flour steady, with good dem nd Sales 2,gOJ bbs at
81 p Tor No spring. ~ 70 for amber winter ~ for whs
winter - 20 double Wheat dull but unchanged;
sl 800 bushels No. Milwaukee club lots al Az
No. red whit held at 81 IS 81 81. Corn steady; safes
l5u rnshes low mixed at tc 200 bushels high mixed u.
&C. 6ac and yellow at tlc Oats unchanscd saes 900
bushes Western nj 6lo Barley, and peas quct Corn
mca&l 30 or boltedt 20 unboled per c,y Mi feed
changcd shorts sa BA shit stuns S2j SS ndilnes.
xs si per ton as to quality aaai eishts Flour .oc
son, S3 - to New York ~ to Philadelphia. Railroad
freehsfiour to Boston Sc TO New York, Ace 10 Albany,
S5c Rrcepsy lake, 620p bashcls wheat - bushels
corr l2t,U q feet uinuer Shlln snts-By canal, 200U
bust wheat 5000 eet lumber. The OF grain
the canals Buffalo and Us'ycgo for ieWata ycster
day noon rs near can be aseerained follows
Wheat 900 bnsnel corn, 1909 900 bushels oats le3,000
bushels; barey. L,SoO bushes.
Flour fuil Wheat q9ett but firm yaaeai To- G.
Corn moderately active; No mixed ut dac Oats steady;
No. at 5Uc Rye nominal. harey hrmer No. sprng 7sc.
Highwine unchan stes nj $50. rovIs unchnnget.
Live hogs weak: safes At a3 IS 81 %. Cattle quat and
51 bushels wheat 26 0i bushels 100 bushes
2oCD bushels rye, 400 bushels barley 100 hog. Ship
ments6,t0 bills four 42U0 bushels wheat 10000 bushels
corn, 10 hogs Ireighls active Corn TO Buffalo sail
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tie 10 q lie per IL.
TIN fine market was strong. With a fair demand. We
sales 800 J. q. coke 1OHl ut 81 81 gold box
We quote -Banca ssc gold Der NJ English, sssse gold;
box; Q. Charcoal Us IS rs gold; coke terne sd l.4
81 25, goid and charcoal erne, ST Is ~ So gold.
T0HACCo.-With active demand for export the market
for keatucky assumed rmer tone. The sales reached
1@o hhds, nearly all for export Mt from &c Ne per 10
seed In fair about prices, With
sales Of ~ Copnecc old and 100 cases Penn
syisana, new crop private terms. Also 25J bales or
avan at from &C. 81 o. And 400 cases Ohio la.u on
private terms.
TALIow continues In active demand aud firm. We note
sales OF 10000 lbs. a. sc. asc for common % prime
Woot-Ihe market gencralg remains quiet. the sup
ply light and prices somewhat above tho views OF buy
There he's been good demand FOR foreign and prices
unwashed fleece at gle. loc g0oe lbs extra and super
pulled wool, bic. &c.; S,0Ou0 lbs. spring
chp Ca iforna, SEE. 40c. 900 lbs. lambs' do,
3c. Ac. 500 lbs. Texas. y5c; 5000 lbs Cape 800.
fc t0OW lbs. spring Californian, 1000 lbs Texas,
lbs put "a Mesiza and $500 H.. private trrui
Wiitsn Y.-Recep's Ni bbls Tue market unsettled
and lower. The sales $50 bb g. n ,ny &c.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
1surried.


DISQUALIFICATION Thursday, June 10. III New
YORK, by the Rev. W. w, Page, JOSEPH ARfuUR
BARRON, son OF Mr.. William Barron, Baharney
Kllucan ireland, to ELIzABErH ANN, eldest daugl-
ter OF Mr. George Gum, Banoury England
BARNEs-PINKE Thursday, June Is, at
the Broadway Tabernacle, by the Rev. Joseph r.
Thompson, u. D., MOSES TooKE, youngest son or
samuel Drake Barnes, ESQ.,, to J. Fannie. eldest
daughter OF John H. Pinkerton Esq, all OF this city,
BARBER--DE WoLFE-M Trinity church, seq
mour, Conn, on Wednesday, June II, by The Rev.
George Seabury, j. X. BARBER, vi New YORK 10 III
MARIA, daughter OF A. g. De Woke, OF seymour.
No cards.
BoMFoRD-RussEL.--MF Fort Shaw, Montana Ter.
r0ry, on Thursday, June L. First Lieutenant
GEORGE y. BOMFoRD, Seventh United states nianiry,
ioSALE only daughter OF the late Judge A. d. RUS
sci, OF New York city.
CERRRo-RABEGG--At SC. Vincent dc PauIs
churcn, on Thursday, June rs, by the Rev. a. La
font. RAPHAEL CEaER0, OIL SPAIN, 70 CkLEsiiNE,
youngest daghter Of q. H. Rarerg, OF TINS city.
DICKEY-EMERsoN.--l Brooklyn, on Thursday,
June Is at the south Congregational church, ny mo
Rev. DR.. Storrs, Mr.. JAMES DicKEY 10 Miss ELLA =.
EMERSON b0tn or Brooklyn,
cI--OSDERDoNs.-On Thursday. June To- at
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
~ Il ~ NJ

WALL STREET, I
FRIDAY. June l6-5P NJ.
on 'change to-day wheat was heavy, owing to
lower market at Liverpool The cotton market was
fairly active and higher.
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The relaxation in the rates for cash gold led to
g~ol inquiry for bills OF foreign exchange. the
leading bankers advanced their rates, the several
quotations OF the ma ket closing fo.lows:-Ster-
ling, sixty days. commercial, 1929. q 1897; good
to prime BANKERS, ITO u0ii; short sight, no..
li0A; Paris short sight sixty days. $40; Antwerp,
5221z s.I6i4; Switzerland, 5.1s1 Sis; Hamburg,
35A 80 lilo; Amsterdam, 4ox q Al; Frankfort,
4o3s a al; Blemen 7SI 4 s9h; Prussian thaers. n
TX.
MONEY TWO TO FOUR PER CENT.
The money market showed stereoyped ease.
Borrowers government coiaterals were sup
piled at two TO taco per cent anu on stocks at
three to four per cent.
TIE DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
Tho imports OF dry goods at this port from foreign
ports for the week ending June is, 1871, amounted
TO si,69s,s5S. The entries Tor consumption Were
sl,12o,43l; warehoused, $57S,Ola; Withdrawn from
warehouse, $o22,2oo.
GOLD sTEADY-112Lt 112K.
The GOLD market while IN general steady, was r..
rcgular within marrow limits. With the advance In
the rates for foreign exchange the price advanced
tom li2 To 1l2h, but frequently CHANGED during the
movement. The speculative influences seem for the
present rest. In TINS connection Will he inter.
csing t. note the oects of The report Oh the WASH
ington Bureau Of Statistics, given In another COL
umn showing an excess Of nearly Si3,ooo,O0o III tho
exports over the Imports Tor tle niue months end
ms Marcn 81 1871. 1t may be argued that this
suit Is brought abont by very heavy shipment Of
sIecie, but then the specie IS gone and europe vlr
lually owes us $l3oJo,jo0 for the business OF the
period specified. lhe course OF the market Is shown
"A tho taha.--
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ROWING MATCH. -tcorge II. Thatcher DR., son OF
the Albany Mayor at present OF Williams College.
has challenged Robert hotr, also OF Albany, to row
HIM sculi race on the Troy course, duly s. and the
challenge has been accepted. AT the same place
aud on the same day the Williams College CLUB and
the Rensselaer, Institute Iluo meet IN slX.oared
shell race. The Albany Mutuas have deferred their
opening day 10 the 27tb INST, anu have changed
the programme somewhat. The scUliers' race, III
stead OF being confined TO three members who have
never won q race, viii now be open TO all MEMBERS
OF The club.
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Wheat was dull and lower under the decline at Liverpool,
The market closed dull ut 81 81 III 81 for spnng The sales
ST. 81 81 52@ Tor No. Chicago spring ~ 90 for
Canada In bond. Amber winter nominal at 81 81 "A
81 g. Corn active and higher. The sales about
10000 bushels at TO- 7ec for mxcdmanly AT 7c. THE
Western yellow. Oats firm at tic. for Western &C.
fac for Ohio, with sales OF about 90 bushels within the
range Barey-Ihere is no stock here and demand !;
prices were entirely nominal Rye continued inactive and
nominal; Canada In bond held at 90c Csc 81 II
81 10 for goot to choic.
GuNnIrs.--There demand for either 9th oy bags
in abs/lce of business Ally lac.
l4Hc. for bags aud l8c a lsac. for cloth.
Hore continue IN fair demand, the inquiry being mostly
from spectators and exporters quoted &c for Cali
fornla, &C. &c. for state &c. lie for Eastern, 7c Ice
for Western and &c. q &c. for o'da.
HEMP AsB JUTE.--The market has been trilc
tive for Manila hemp but other descriptions. boh foreign
and domestic continue quiet We not. sales Of $3.50 bales
of Manila AT Tic. i1,c gold We loe:Dressed Auri
10 80 81 IS ton uuircssed do, 81 81 81 80 per
Manila l0s4c Ike, gold; ssal, s1ac &C., do Tam
p,co TAG, DO suan. 6c. 7c, currency; Ju,e 54c.
6Lc, gold. and jute butts &c. a 4,nc, currency.
lRoN.-The market both foreign and American pig
depressed by the recent large arrivals Of Scotch prices
barely sustained The sales aO3 tons Giengaoc
at $3.50 &51 per ton, 200 do esms 700
terms, $40 do at au 0tons wrought scrap
private TERMS 80 tons Old rails, partly at 3s f3y 30
go 900 rails on private terms, 200 tons
No. American 5 per ton. and go No. S33
The market closed rather weak the folow.
rather nominal figures :-olcngarnock. $50 81; Cart
SHERIFF. 1872 Egnton. 500 $50; No American x5i So,
do sss3 n 1888 90. Refined bars
mand ss5 $40, eod per for Swedes aud
$74 &7b per ton Tor English and American.
LLAp.The market Tor pig WAS inactive and prices In the
absence of nominal ~ IS ~ 10 H. god for Span
quote 49, and sheet and pipe, $40 - per 100 lbs.
MoLAssEs-rhe marAe Tor foreign Arn previous
prices. We note sales oil 80 hhs. Porto Rico &c. Do
inesc steady but quiet with the demand confined TO
No nuDtr
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CAIILf MAlKrT.

Beef sea and in fair demand at lie. igc FOR common
70 good Hogs wcra n,et, at &C. 10 Osc. Receipts Cattle
9sS and live hogs, 2,l6J
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Forward aaycres were IN GOOD aSmand and prices frher
adv rcss h &C per ~ 4. the hs @ closed
io"o.ssJune aoo At s;s iau 2, sAc ,v = /, &C.,
i" 81 c. s at Y! ss =, ) vita aS at at
sos o at I'm go s "y sn Aas@, o = &c. to
4 % sec $50 at :oae.. 100 at % ia 600 at sosc;
psss too At lsle DO a Noys%Ser go zoo q;
Sold ' Sss,rsy s's s1iqSs &c. q, ssss $40 s
ass s 10 az % G e ~ &c., a ii ?
osober loo al Sac The receipts at the pos were tai
Swan 49, S VIM ton 5S G0 ssres;
s s % sss o same New So Week and bales sa
T. sss ss By a's asss sy'a ss to
s s s - r bIenen .r ~ 81 Sea @
Fs % s Hs5: var
sep,cleper 1876 G.; October, 7s7c.
Gorrr nsos O , ,' in foGd demand A. full
, gss ~ for W s,h9s s yns sssd
&c per i6 DO, SOC per nails, Csc 5ss Dos
32c yellow metal sheathns DC do. bolts. 24 and
FnFranTs.-Tnc market generally quiet and rates
stronger Tie ciar,erns bushes. wa. sraely acys,
the demand being mostly for vessels Tor petroleum. The en-
wheat on priv terms 4dos do io a. Sid SD bos rosa
a. BY chs w'a Goa se
charters North German bark hence 70 direct
American bark, hence to pot in the Battle sso1 ts
wssan hence SS' direct t nGs
petroleum at IS Norwegian bark, hence to sten 1890
bills. petroleum at ia. North German bark, hence to
direct Continental port, 2,tuO bbs petroleum at 49, 41c.
aiia River to the River Plate, with lumber,
S22 aud FIVE per cent prma3e; bark Aspnwal with
at St U SHIP hence to Havre, general cargo, lump
FLOUR AND -Receipts-Four, 1854 bbls. wheat
10 III bshels corn $3.50 bushels meal, 375 bags
oats, 2575 bushels. The -four market dull
aud heavy, and reduction of fully IOc. would
deabe amount Our quotations may therefore be re-
garjed as somewhat nominal The sales about 1900
bbIs. Rye quiet aud &c. lOc. lower. Small sales
made at 50 % 10 so for snperhne. Cora
tnues moderate request at steady prices We
of 800 bbs Western yellow at quotations. Sacks
quoted ,ri1e higher Coarse 81 40; tine "a Az
fine sed, Isl So bocd yellow, VI b. and do white al 10