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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-02

A fine Suburban Residence, with stable ana
all necessary out-buldings and from four 70 SIX
acres of ground in high state OF cuitrvsIlolii
with large number of fruit trees, vines ana
plants, all in bearing. There is a large number
of strawberry plants, which, II properly atleno-
This place will be rented for term of years
to good tenant.
MUNsON g. BAILEY.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-02
Fruit Trees! Fruit Trces.

COLLECTIONS FROM ALL VARIETIES %
> ED to the climate Of East tennessee
For Trees five feet high and upwards, per 'I''
By the hundred, II
Trees four feet high. by the hundred ,-se =
One years growth. from four to rye 5 Iee.; n BELL
Address, OAt II-1ao,xville. les
hng p,,1s. oc335''
References-Col. ]. c. Luttrcll, Wm' hu'''
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-02

threadbare dissertations and experiences
to which we are ever subjected by the lee
turer and reformed man, requires nothing
short of a miraculous power ever to fulfil
its mission in this or any other commune
ty. Among a great many earnest and
jealous reformers, this fact is entirely lost
sight of and while the advocacy of our
principles should never be neglected, we
have duty to perform in another direc-
ton.
Public temperance meetings, where
young and old may be amused and enter
tanned as well as instructed are the only
available means by which the interest of
the community can be secured and re-
tanned. To thoroughly supplant the at
fractions of the bar-room and saloon in
the minds of reformed men, we must cater
to the qualification of the senses in all
things compatible with propriety and de-
corum.
We would by no means desire lectures
to be restricted solely to temperance mat
ters though next to the religion of our
UIcSSeU OdNlOI OuO VI CnC LuOoG IODIS CdlSSS
that ever engaged the attention of the wise
and philanthropic but would suggest
that it be made one of the features of a
course, and we hope that steps will soon
be taken for the carrying out of this sug-
gestion. Select readings might be given
occasionally, which would heighten the
interest of an audience by lending variety,
which is ever desirable.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-02
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the eHetlii \
rors and Abuses in early life. Manhood resJoIe.l .
yous debility cured. Impediments 70 Muii rsTr
moved New method of treatment New ana r.
abIs remedies Books and Circulars sent tree E
Envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOClAIllC.,i III
; South Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Pa
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-02

A large two-story Brick House, in good re
pair, and suitable for a boarding house. Situa
ted on one of the best streets in the city.
For terms, apply to
MUNsoN s. BAILEY,
Real Estate Agents.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-12-02

A house with five rooms, on Depot street, near
the Akin House, in fine repair, good cistern,
&c Its nearness to the railroad makes it val
liable to raIiT9q%d 10 MAJ m' o. WI De rented d f
Sired Apply to MUNsoN & BAILEY.
Real Estate Agents.
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LAND REGISTER."

1t contains descriptions of large list of property TO
SALE and much general information about East Tennes-
see. Mailed to any address receipt OF stamp for
turn postage
We have also published for distribution with our
REGISTER, a Colored
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GaIen's Head DiSpensary.
E.tabli.bed So. Chartered 1s51

By the Legislature Of b
lucky, for the treatment o. I,
diseases Of q private pay. .-., !
incident to both sexes ~ ~.
ding genOrrh9a, g.cei. '. H.
ture, inflammation oL III.
bladder and kidneys,
in all its stages, scroiuia, : 20
seminal weakness. impoi,g5L. \.
sexual debility. and aA
ell effects arising from yg-
fnI indiscretiOn and exc
lansing : ~ premature decay, l..
Cduo4A7 sbof Kill cUre 20
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Of vitality e; yaTIx c an5 for les than oneouri
the cost of surgical operation ar whites obstruc
to all Female diseases le aeg bafrennoss ng
tons OF the menstrgia .o Agent for Devices Fem1
Mcnt SGTR &i gs6e S to
ali o6stTTuctions Sent with full directions ." '''
OF price ana s Nsie Safes always on hand sl1.
bes9 hnIf dol s.; or . per doz sent postpal
receipt OF pfILGIu: sHhed-A VI edical Report, ire.
JuSI m diseases of the urinary and generative
ing upon pc 10Th sexes containing to large pages ~
ga1S OF DO' Showing the condition Of the organs
and plaatSss oaIfb and disease with the authors p
state OI IF treatment Sent under seal for . cen
metloIttion personally or by letter free Of ch9rS
IS.gictiv confidential Address. GALEN'S HLAD -
StTISly, No n West Jefferson street, between
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FOR RENT

Strangers visiting our city are cordially invited t
call. No charge to purchasers for showing property
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NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY. JULY /, ISL

y invited 70 attend the funeral. at Trinity CHURCH,
on Monday afternoon, at two O'Clock, without fur
Their notice.
BOOTH -BRLPoRD. Thursday, June 20, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father by Rev. r. Russell,
OF Philadelphia. ALFRED W. BOorH, or New York. to
ANNIE A. BELFORD, daughter OF the Hon. George
Be err OF Ma va l CnunS; "a; =.
ST. Paul's church, Mount Vernon, Ohio. by the
Right Rev. G. I. Bedcll Assistant Bishop OF Ohio
GEORGE Z. CLARKE, 10 CLEMMIE l. PLIMPToN.
New York city.
LyNCH-HUDBELI.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday,
June 30 by Rev. DIR. Francis Pecs, WILLIAM r..
LYNCH 10 ROSE II. HuBBEII. No cards.
ROBINsoN-WEAvER At the residence OF rhe
BRIDES parents, on Thursday June 90 1871, by Rev.
Il. d. Cooper. ALEXANDER G. ROBINSON, OF Astoria,
!. l.. to KATE A. eldest daughter OF J. T. Weaver OF
Central Park, l.. i. NO cards.
Utica papers please copy.
SKARs-DEARDEN.--In Jersey City, on Wednes-
day, Juno rs, at the residence OF tine BRIDES mother
Springfield. Mo-. TO MARY JANE DEARDEN, daughter
OF the late John Dearden and step liter OF the
late John Mason.
SMTH-MAYo.-On Wednesday June\ H. at
Z. Barnes. GEoR0E ID. SMITH. OF Marion, va to NJ.
LOUISE, daughter or Captain Thomas Mayo OF
Greenwich. No cards
TROwBRIDGE-HARRis.-A st. Georges church,
Astoria, L. l., on the 10Th uItimo. by the Rev. X. w.
Harris, D. d., assisted by the Rev. William
Harris, WILLIAM 8. TRowBRIDGE to CAROLINE A.
HARRIS, daughter OF the officiating clergyman.
TRUDEAU--BEABE.--At Zion church. Little Neck.
L. l.. on Thursday, June &c. by the Rev. William ].
Seabury, assisted by the Rev. DR.. j. Carpenter
SMITH, EDWARD LIVINGSTON TRUDHAU, M. d., OF
New York, and LoTTiE GORDON, daughter OF the
Rev. Henry M. Beare, OF D0uglaston, Long Island.
YARD-BROwN. On Saturday, December 10, 1870.
at the rectory OF st. Johns church, NO. 9S9 North
Fifth street, BY the Rev. Charles Logan. EDMUND
YARD, Jr., or New York. to Mrs. MIRIAM /. BROWN,
OF Philadelphia.
Copied rom the PhiladeIphia Inquirer
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ESQ., FOR chipping and refined for prompt delivery At ssc
viii adjourn from saturday until wednesday, sh
PsoyisIosa s- Pors % sbs cut meats: i.
.u Spsnss s Ss q go
s Gs n
Bacon wa. quiet but steady Sales 200 boxes heavy long
:AoT S &C. s &C.
q! p1,%s Ss:. .s1ss., and sss SO Tor indian
Gss sssa an o
: sS asr &C. sr
.Ao &c. HamsLons cut ana sno.s cut were vsr
quiet and no s
aaa ns st
ic for State half tubs and TRIMS sSc ssc Tor Ws.s
and and nominai i isc for eholss factory ,,o
sas Tos o % nnS c
?Asc for fatns Carolina neglected. occasional small
sPELTfI was neglected. but holders were firm in their
o
sTSxn The m.rke. was 1lsc. per ID. in selers favor
closing strong sas Improvement, with hrm demand
hss s pss sns s % am. and @
loc per ID. Renned armer and far bas'nc.s was
SaSs.s rs lsss
Snas " so sSs TAI % s
sSc. iossc noss.s.; hid. ana boxes as4c ms.dS
So go ao 10 70 Is sssc do, isto Is To-
HE. do IL to 49, Ike l2ac. do. ~ to 20 l2>ac &c
do, white l2c. l%c Porto Rico Refining grades, $40
s9snc grocery grades, e4c l0c. Brazl-Dutch stand
ard, Nos to IL 9sc Java-Dutch standard, Nos 10
&C.
TINThe market for pig decidedly higher, with
active demand The Gales 5000 slabs Straits at SSc
&c., gold, per 10, closing 34c &C., gold per h. tons
ENGLISH at3sac gold 49, and 10 tons English prv.ts
terms We ql0te-Bsnca &c., gold, and Engiish $3.50,
gold per TO- Plates were rner but not quotasy higher
per box IS 2,6. gold per
box We quote I'll g. charcoal, SO 12G IS 20, god l. g.
"a s0 Sce se srne a. s0 and
TOBAC0o.-The demand for Kentucky was less active
Prices however, unchanged. The sales $50 hhds
1lc Seeooaf only moderately active The sales
70 Wisconsin wrappers 1o7U private terms
100 Connect cut and seconds and Gcrs
1870 &c.; LOO sundres 3o9 at &c. &c., and 6O0
bales Havana at 6Sc. a 81 o.
TALLOw Continued firm. Sales OF 5000 lbs. In bbs and
hhds, at 9Ac. n 9Hc.' ',--''
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Rum AND R0WDYTSM.
Dcnth OF tho Boy Mccanp, Shot BY Joseph
OZnb

Dcnth OF tho Boy NIccanp, Shot by Joseph
OZnb.
Yesterday afternoon Information was received
from Captain Cameron. of the Eighteenth precinct,
that Peter Mccain. the youth of sixteen years Of
age, who was shot by Joseph Ozab. as heretofore
published IN the HERALD had died in Bellevue Hos
pital, at halfpast eleven o'clock In the morn
ing. At late hour on Monday night
last deceased and his brother Patrick and
Timothy MCCARTHY entered Ozab's saloon, 3Ds avenue
A. and ordered refreshments, for which they refused
to pay. O2ab. being unable to get the money due
him. ordered the men to leave ms place. but that
they refused to do. and commenced an indiscrimi.
nate assault on him with weapons. Finding him
self hard pressed. and believing his life to be in
danger. Ozab drew his revolver and fired three
shots. one OF which took effect In the right temple OF
the boy Mccain and passed into his brain, imme-
diately reducing him to unconsciOusness, In which
condition he remained mp to the time OF hts death
Ozab and one or two others are III custody.
Coroner Schirmer has the CO g In charge and will
hold an inquest in q day or two. In the meantime
Joseph Cnshman. ". D., VIII make post.mOrtem
examination on the body Of deceased. Ozab still
insists that he did not use the pistol until he
thought his own life was In peril.
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We 1eRANs or THE GULF.
Reunion or the Army and Navy Associa-
tion at Newport.

Reunion or the Army and Navy Associa-
ticn ut Newport.
The brIlliancy Of the season at Newport will be
largely increased On The 7h OF July by the presence
of hundreds Of the gallant heroes OF the war. who
distinguished themselves as officers OF the Army
and Navy OF the Gulf the occasion being the annual
reunion OF the society. The gallant cavalry com.
mauder. Phil Sheridan, will preside at the bust
ness meeting to be held ut the Academy
OF Music at noon OF the 7ih. The literary
exercises Will take place at the Academy at seven
O'Clock p. NJ, when Grafton Will he delivered by
Colonel Granville p. halves, OF New York; o poem
will he rccited Ivy Mr.. H. ". BrowneI OF Rhode
Island, and memorial address on the life or the
Admiral farragut Will I've made by the Rev. Dr. II.
II. Montgomery. Of New York. The grand banquet
will occur "A; the ocean House at nine o'clock the
same evening. As the railway companies will issue
tickets reduced fares IL rs expec ed that the at
tendance Of The veterans will be larger Than at any
preYlOus reunion Of this renowned association.
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NEW ORLEANS June 49, 1871.
Cotton s.ro1E msdnes 2S Ne; r receipts @ Gross
b,5l gross 6b6l txportsr0 Great Britain, 1851 coast
wise, 5,559. Sales OF the week 5000.
SAvANN All June 30, 1871.
Cotton in fair demand mddings, l9Mc Net :eceipts ISL
ceps OF the week lvs9. ExporsCoastwse, 14ss Sales
V ' rT LOUISVILLE June 50. ISL.
Tobacco continues extremely high Sales lo2 hhds Fair
TO good lugs, 30 81 low TO choice leaf ~ % 2b.
CLEVELAND. June 81, 1871.
Crude petroleum stronger So Is 5 20; refined at $
OswEaO June 30, 1871.
Flour steady and in good demands sales 1850 ob at 81 Is
&s 70 for double Wheat quiet; No milwaukee. In
round o held at 81 45 supply light sales three car loads
At 81 49, Corn duh and lower; saes 5000 bushels low
Oats and quiet Barley and peas nominal Corn
meal unchanged NJ feed In fair cemandshorts $40 &2l
:hGs.us $ g.. %i sn s sS per tom n sa 70
Hudson and 81 to New York Railroad freghs-Flour
b. s9Sn IS S MsT % @ os aDys T Sss' es
Shipments by canal bushels wheat $500 do.
peas el 900 feet lumber Amount OF grain tD canals
IRON Buffalo Osweao for tide water yesterday
near as can be nscertaned 9O3 900
bushels l7lo bushels OATS 100000 bushels; rye,
Flour dull and Wheat active; NO spring closed Ct
20 81 IN IN shs f% q. 81 ~ III ss
ss siS:sa @ %'f sys . ss,ss
49, ssy s;TSn Lanes
cash: losic lOSc, seller August. Dry sailed meats dull
and unchanged Lave hogs steady ss 81 ls cst,Is
bushels wheat 600 do corn 5000 DO oats 1000 do rye
1000 do barley and 1oo0n hogs Shipments, 4O0 bols
$4,000 bu hes wheat, III do loo0 do. oats 900
do ard O0J hogs Freights quiet but firm; Buff
falo
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, I
FRIDAY. June 3O-6 p. M. I

FRIDAY. June 3U-6 4. M.
On 'Changa to-day wheat was heavy and lower.
TIE cotton market was more active, and, upon IA
vraoie Liverpool advices, prices advanced xc. q
y. per pound.
MONEY TWO TO THREE PER CENT
Money was extremely easy. and was offered quite
enufuly at three per cent on stocks. with o
u cent as the rates on government c0Iaterals.
Foreign exchange was nomlnally steady, but the
iarket was easier. Good to prime bankers ster-
ng was quoted ll0x llOx for sixty Gay and 1101
1llh for sight bills.
THE DRY GOODS IMPoRTS
The imports Of drv goods during the week ending
June 90 1871 were sl,55e,s9a. The entries for
sumption amounted to $l,O7s.6sO ana Withdrawals
to S2ss. OF; warehoused. $4S3,91A
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Washington telegram states that the f0rthcom.
ing public debt statement will show reduction of
about $4,000 900 for the month OF Juno. the amount
OF Treasury notes (sreensacKs) now outstanding Is
.$8o7, 100000.
GOLD sTRONG-112X 113H.
The gold market was steady In the forenoon, but
toward noon gave Signs or increasing nrmness In
connection with reports Of intended large ship
ments OF specie tomorrow. Later In the day these
reports were confirmed by the discovery that ABOUT
$15O0OO0 mad been put up for export by Saturday,
steamers and gold rose from 1l2IS to 1874 lot OF
$500 600 selling ut the latter ngure. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $1,000 account Of the July
interest, making total since Monday Of ST. ,000
The course OF the market Is shown in the table,
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THE HONEST HACXMEN.
Meeting Of tho Association to Organize a
Chrnp Hackney Systcm.

Meeting OF the Association to Organize a
Chrnp Hackney Systcm.
An association has been formed among the hack
men for the purpose OF conveying passengers and
their baggage Tor hty cents each to any point be-
tween the Battery and Twenty seventh street The
agents OF the association are to be known by q
badge worn upon the hat marked 'Association Car
rIages." The ASSOCIATION met last evening at 10
Spring street to perfect their arrangements. Some
213 members have already sgni1ed their intention
OF Joining.
Harris, Marion and Yubbs, were appointed TO walt
on the Mayor for the purpose Of ascertaInng
whether hotel coaches come under the same law.
that hackney coaches do. and whether Is legal for
noii-residents of the State to obtain licenses The
next. July g. The of1cers are rs follows-Presi.
dent John w. Marion; Secretary, J. Phillips; Trea
surer, James Naughton.
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DEATH FROM HYOaopHoala.

Coroner schirmcr was yesterday called to No. 81
Essex street to hold an inquest on the body OF
Frederick Otto, q German, ihirtyone years OF age.
who died from hydrophobia. Deceased, a carman
by occupation, some time ago was bitten by his own
dog which was Killed Immediately, and but little
more thought OF the circumstances I'LL the horrible
malady recently developed Itself. Dr. Steiger, OF
Allen street. called to attend MFR. Otto, and after
his death gave o certificate, when. however, was
not accepted by the Board Of Health.
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.


The government list was steady. but less
1rm, and to some extent irregular The
closing street quotations this evening are
as follows:-United States currency skies, 1l5
\ . 115x; do DO, 1881, registered Hay 114,t;
do. do coupon, lis 11SX; do. fve-twcnties
registered, May and November, 1877 q 1881; do
do, 1902 coupon, do, 1l3x o l13A; do. do, 1854
do do, 1l3H ll3H; do. do 1855, DO. do, ll3,<
1884,; do. do, registered, January and July liz
q l12x; do do, 1885, coupon, DO, 1851 1l5i; do
do, 1851, do. do. ll5,s li5x; do. do. 1885, do
do, 1853 li5X; do. tenorties registered. ll0,<
a Ill; do. do, coupon. ll0X Ill.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern state bonds were duh and generally
strong. The new South Carolina July bOnds-which
will be quoted ex coupon or three per cent gold, on
and after t0-mOrr0w-were q tribe lower. Missouri
skies were firm ut o. The following were the latest
prices:-Tennessee, ex coupon, Y . TN; do new,
N2a72<; Virginia, ex coupon, "a 90; do new, u n
q -; DO registered STOCK old, 64E S.; Georgia
sixes, IS 90 do. sevens, % "a; North Carolina,
ex coupon, 4o1l At; do funding 1866, IS 81; do.
do, 1858, 80 81; do. new 81 27h do. special tax,
2oh III; Missouri skies, 81 ok; do. Hannibal and
IT. Joseph, s6 S6k; Louisiana skies, 90 a 70; do.
new, "a 81; levee sxes II 70; do. Fights, IS a
80; do. Penitentiary sevens, 70 ~; do. railroad
sights Is TO- Alabama fves, 90 q; do. eights 102
103; do. railroad elghts, IS 100; South Carolina
skies, "a II; do. new. January and July, 61X g.;
do do, April and October. 80 o 62; Arkansas SKIES
81 90; no. sevens, So q g.
TIE NEW ISSUE OF ERIE.
The following correspondence will explain ITSELF
OFFICE OF TIE FARMERS LOAN AND J
TRUST COMPANY, 26 EXCHANGE PLACE
" H Hs 1oRk NEW s%n s5 "a s stock hx
DEAR SIR have received communication from
the Erie Railway Company OF which the enclosed Is
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~~-~~~S>~ -->~>-~D- ~.~~~ee~-
Me~>"
BELr.-Suddeniy, on Thursday. June 90, WILLIAM
II. BELL. Esq., counsellor-atiaw, In the 72d year of
hrs age. .'e
Tue relatives aud triends Of the family are respect.
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more than half grade above below the grade quoted
prices were higher closing however, with the
partially lost and less active The sales to-day amounted
TO 1850 bales, on the basis Of low mid lit 6,
as follows July 400 at 1896 800 Vt 2pc zoo at 20c ~ ls
$685. 100 at 2oAc 800 at 200 at 20 1ec August $50
a, 4OS o g. " Ssc. iso q $685. GOO a. sc Pug
soc, 100 At 70 S16c. aO'ac % Lie Sep
tember 400 at leac, l0u at lskc 900 at 1885, 800 l9
October 400 at l8c.. loo 316c, 100 s,sc 20 at
Is 11-l6c.; November, 1900 lSj4c.. 100 1870.
Yesterday after Change, 500 bales disposed of
follows: IOo ~ 200 q: ~ lsisc. COO At lssc.
i s ct s sssinss
,oO at 1sAc total since last report Il50 bales
average quotations of yesterdays forward deliveries
2u.0Sc; September, ly.Soc; October, isjac; Novem,
ber ls7c December, lssc. The receipts the ports
to-day foowsalveston, 5l6 New Orleans. 1877
Noble, 6l 81 annah. estimated ESQ Charleston, $50 VIII
mngtop, ~; Norfolk, 1885, Baltimore, 1885, New 'ork 49,
and Boston s6 bales. Total, 404 bales. Same day last
week 4a2s bales Same day last 1a5 bales Rates for
cotton freight to foreign ports closed LIVERPOOL
sa s&e. to Hamburg, by steam, 3D.. SAIL Sled,
pressed to Bremen, by steam, c gold compressed SAIL
Hc TO Baltic ports, by SAIL c god The stock cotton
Mt this port on June ~ Is shown by actual only
$3.50 bales, ~ olowsIn warehouses, 51499 bales on
shipboard, not cleared ESQ bales bales
In Jersey City, a5 bales.
FLOUR GRAIN -Receips-Flour, IL ,567 bbs wheat
l7ul5 bushels 29l meal, 339 ba OATS
b623 bushels. The our market continued dul There
considerable Offering but little demand We have only
sales Of about 100 bbs at quotations. Rye
quiet steady small lots of superne sold at
and steady of 500 hbs Jersey yellow Western at
from Sj We
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Receipts md Disbursements at the ONCE Of
the United States Assistant Treasurer mt
New York for the Month Ending June 30,
1871.
May 81 1871, by balance. ............ $61. 9e2 517
1ieceinis during the month
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small lot: sold = II y 10. DO. nonin.lly ii ~ new :
81 80 Corr com, nu.d active steady The sales
sS sn dA :. .sre M mc.y a. %
;sc Oats were steady and IN mo crate demsnd at DC
soa. The sales were re- about $500 Sushss Barley
dull Somnaly Vic. for Canada in bond, and State
fxEronTs- marke, continued quiet There was very
little INQUIRY for room either by steam or sail aud rates for
erec,ed NJ ,en TSe er
pool y steam ooso bushels corn 4 a1,d and IsSss
bushels rain sgd The charters comprise bark hence
r. om Snrs
6s British brig hence to Gibraltar for orders oO bbs
:tads fec. sao Sb rsansd Deiioieu 4. 'sd British
sr;sl bark and brig from s.iimOrs 70 xspinwaI coal,
big windwsr Soc per SSl Sars. 10 SGd.
IN CLOTH
Su; a. nsn sSy 5sdScsd prSs Tue sales since our Last
quiet at lshc i4c Messrs Tackcrman ca report ,he
bales q bags, and In Boston, ss bales and sis
HEMP AND Jurr.-Thc market for both foreign and
hemp oonsnaed quiet su. unchanged Jusc in
"a %; tSs1
&C. .s:o;, aS; T.%pSo. 1ES gold e bond sae,
lily AMP hay va: only moderately
:I..sy * r q ~ sss a. s :5s:
marie, for Scotch pig sss,ssay armsr;
either Withdrawn by holders sold, present
rom YARD Ito from docs sa for ia,on
from yard and ISL ~ Tor Esn,on from dock The sales
tsSien, on private loo cous i $50 q,
crane 20 GSs xss Ssss & America" ps w sD
.ssrcs snd firmly held a, @ for 10 At winch price 200
made q 80 per ton for zoos tons No Amsrcan, hl.
@ a. o sSs as. & was Arm s sSs
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STREET QuorArl,x;.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, June 8o-6 Pm.
AsHrs.-rhe market steady, but the demand
tnued slow, and saes confined small lots @6
81 % for pots and 50 S9 70 for pearls.
CANDLEs-The market moderately active and steady
l3c l5c for adamantine &c. for plain sperm, 3 for
patent do. and 3Sc. 29c for stearic. al +. ow
COpPER-The demand for American ingot continued
tive and prices firm. The sales reached O0u0 ba
from 2lac. 2ls<c. Manufactured steady, with tAir
demand lSc a2lc for old sheathng
3sc tor nails, 32c for bolts a2c. for yellow metal
sheathing &c for do bolts and &c. for do; nails.
ysnoed 10 per b. with light offerings at the Improvement
1900 Peggy Paadn. cal bags per Robert G.
Wright loo bags per Echo, S bags Everton, 27l
baps per wavee Other kinds were decidedly firm r. bus
higher. zoo bags Maracabo sold private terms.
We quote Rto ordinary cargocs l0kc c tar do lie.
&C.; good do, 11sc IL prime do, 12i1c
range for lots 0c fSNc. al gold. per b bond,
thirty to sixty days credit Java bags sc.
20c do grass mats, lSxc &c. Singapore Ito $780,.
Ceylon, l51c. TO-; Maracab0 l3c l7c; Laguayra, c
l6c Jamaica, 13c. 15c. St. Domingo (god, in bond.
SIC l0c; Costa Rcs. 1314c l7c.; Manila, 14c 5c.
MEXICAN, lSc lc; Savanila, 13c 155c Curacao 13c.
lac all gold, thirty to sixty days credit duty paid.
CorToN.lhc market, stimulated favorable from
Liverpool active and decidedly highera grades
exper encng sharp advance Of c per To- The demand
for cotton the only moderate Mt the
Improvement and the market closed quiet but firm,
with small offerings The sales folows:-