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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-20
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Symbolic Admonition!


f&NHE season is ut hand when the human
i family IL moro afflicted than during any
other part OF tho year. The gun's rays acting
upon The decayed vegetable and amin al mat,
tcr. P1isons the atmosphere, and produces
many disorders OF the system-Chills and Fe.
Ver, BiliouH Complaints, Diarrhna, Dysen-
terry, Cholera Elorbus, Cramps and Cholic, etc.
Hence inc system requires an inyieoratinR
ana tonic medicine, that will brace up its
shattered forces, and enable the organs to
por1orm their proper functions. For this pur.
pose VIC Wonid recommend tho use OF Helm
IJSHS QUEENS DELIGHT.
For Dyspcpsia and Weak Stomach.
For the Liver and Kidneys
For Coughs and Sore Throat
For the Lungs and Splitting OF Blood.
Eor Weakness and General Debility.
Eor 1888 OF Appetite: For Sick Headache.
For Diarrhma and Dysentery.
For Fever and Ague. For Bilious Feyer.
For Onolera Morbus and Cramps.
For palpitation OF the Heart
For Broken Down Nervous System.
For Nenraigla and rheumatism.
For Purifying the Blood.
HEINITsIa's QUEENS DELIGHT
ihe people approve OF, and PHYSICIANS eane.
10! a!on lts use, because it il a good medicine.
Iako no other madicna. IL in sprinp invi.
Iorator. summer tonic purifying have.
rage, admirably adapted to all Conditions
maze ana female-grown pereons and chill.
dren At this particular season. He sure and
call Mt leinitsh's Drug Store and get a botti
OF his great medicine
prepared only by f.. II. TIEINITSH
may W Druggist and Chemist.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-20
The University Of Virginia
COMPRIsEs
TIE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS,


TIE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS
4 SCHOOL OF LATIN. 2. School OF Crock
L. D.. School OF Modern Languages. !.
School Of Moral Philosophy. s. school of
Eistorv and English Literature G. School OF
Chemistry. 7. Schoolo Natural Philosophy.
D. School oil Mathematics. 0. School of Com
mon and Statute Law. 10 School OF Consti-
tntional and Civil Law and Equity. H. School
q! Physiol"gy and Surgery. II. School of
Anatomy ana Mntcria Mcdica l3 School of
Medicine and Obstetrics. II school OF Ap-
piled Mathematics. Is: School Of Analytical,
lndustrinl and Agricultural Chemistry. IL.
school of Natural History and Agriculture
(frofess"r to DO elected.} a5- Provision
made for classes in Minrratogy and Geoio9Y
U'o,r'r, Political Economy Practical Ih ysics,
-H.rftcM Jurisprudence and SunSk,H.
HPsnhtIS and CeHiJicnfeS nt PyrfcicncY arc
given i'll the separate schools
The following Degrees are cnnfcrrcd: l.
Bacllelorof Letters. .. Bachelor of Sciences.
!. Master of Arts. !. Doctor os Metiici1e
.; lachcior of Law. &. Civil Engineer. Z.
Mining Engineer
Tho expenses of tho student, exclusive Of
ter' books. clothing nnd pocket money, amount
To from $3G5 to s395 per session OF nine
months; OF which SUMS s220 to $3.50 are paw
able on admission Session opens October L.
For catalogues. address
CHARLES $. vENABLE,
Chairman nf Faculty.
l.. o., University of TA July "a mth q
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-08-20

The druggists war in New York con
tinues, and few Of the pharmncnutists
stubbornly refuse to GO through the ex-
animation prescribed by law. The com
munity and the newspapers were forced,
by repeated drug murders. to demand
legislation to prevent the recurrence Of
fatal mistakes. and now that they hove
the law, all should stand by it.. The
board OF examiners average about twen-
ty two druggists passed per day. and
this will soon reduce the obstinate ones
to q small minority. These might be
brought to terms if the regularly H.
oensed druggists nnder the law were re-.
quired to display signs stating the fact.
as no one wonld pntronize shops where
they claim the privilege of employing
ignorant clerks.
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The Raleigh IN. c. Tri. Weekly Era,
OF the 18th inst, has the following: "a
singularly-clad German made his appear
ance in our city. yesterday. wearing san
dals, with his feet covered with bits of
sheep-skin. Ho is emphatically wan
derlng Jew. from bis own statements.
He says lie is from Quebec; walked near.
y the entire distance; is on his way to
Charleston; travels in direct Southern
line, without regard to roads or paths,
which, he says. accounts for his tnttered
garments. He appears to be man Of
about forty five years, possessing good
share OF intelligence. While he is COM
mnnicntive on all other subjects, he re.
Trains from telling the object of his mis-
sion to Charleston. From his counte.
nance, VIC could not form an nnfavornbe
opinion of him; however, it happens,
sometimes, that behind the most benign
countenance demon lurks.''
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Jewelry and Si!verware,

Jewelry and Silverware,
nF tho most approved etyles. can be OBJ
~ tanned at I. SULZBACHEk'S cstablieh.
ment, Main street, Columbia Hotel Row.
Sets and half sets In great variety Also.
solitaire and cluster DIAMONDS. SPECTA
Giles and EYEGLASSES q -uit all ages.
Seegers' Beer is Pure.
TT don't contain Cococulus Indicus Fis,,
Il Berries to make sleepy or headache.
Meals Furnished at all hnurs at PoIl.ocKs
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NEAT.

New Dodge by Fruitful Swindlor.
Yesterday afternoon ewindle was neatly
perpetrated in West Philadelphia. At the corner
of Thirty-third and Market streets merchant
does business. His residence is on Forty-second
street, near Kingsessing avenue. He is staunch
Republican, and this fact has an important
bearing In the case. Yesterday a suave swindler
called upon his wife, when the merchant was
away, and represented to her that her husband
had assaulted a man, had been arrested aud
taken before Democratic alderman, who was
bitterly opposed to him, and that unless $50
was forthcoming he would be sent to prison.
To get this $50 the merchant had commissioned
his friend % the swindler to call upon his wife.
The lady, rs may well be imagined, became
greatly excited with fear when this story was
told her, and ran up stairs to get all the ready
money she had, which was els. This she gave
to the man. and told her son, lad, to go
with the gentleman to his auut's on
SAMSON street, who would give the
balance of the money needed. This they did,
and the aunt gave S30 This was given TO the
swindler also. The latter and the lad then pro-
ceeded towards the Alderman's office. When
about half way the swindler exclaimed:-"Oh
dear there is an important letter in the
pocket of coat of your fathers which he told
me hung in the st0reroom on the second floor.
and he wants IL. Do you run back and get it,
and will hasten forward and keep your father
out of prison." The lad ran back and when he
disappeared the swindler smiled a sardonic
smile, cut through some by-streets, and that
was the last seen of him or the money. The
merchant was rather Disconnected upon return
ing from his store and hearing of the adyen-
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
Ths city Amussmsn,..


AT TIE MUSEUM, Ninth and Arch streets,
the spectacular drama of The Sea of Ice will
be represented this afternoon and evening.
X. i. K.-1ms evening, at Concert Hall,
Mr.. B. +. Duane, the X. T. X, will have a fare
well benefit when he will appear in his funny
entertainment entitled "Nihety Minutes in
Kweer Kompany."
SUMNER CoNCERTs.-Carl Sentz has arranged
series of summer concerts, TO be given every
evening at the garden of the Mennerchor So
ciety, northeast corner OF Coates and Franklin
streets, from Friday next, the Both inst, to
September 8. The entire Chesnut Street Thea
tire orchestra with number of additional per-
formers, has been engaged, and It is Mr.. Sentzs
intention to perform selections of the best aud
most attractive music. We are assured that no
effort will be spared to make these entertain
ments attractive to ladies and gentlemen of cul
tuTe and taste, and to make the M@nnerchor
Garden popular place of resort during the hot
summer nights. Mr.. Sentz's reputation as
a leader is a guarantee that the music will be
first-cass; and that persons of refinement may
enjoy the concerts free of annoyance, the ar
rangements will be such as to prevent objection
able characters from intruding. To this end
no tickets will be obtainable at the door, and no
single tickets will be sold. The price of season
tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, will be
$5, and packages of four admission tickets will
be disposed of for 81. These prices are GER
tainly low enough to suit everybody, and there
be a success. Mr. II. Torchiana, the gentle
manly box book-keeper of the Chestnut Street
Theatre will act as business manager and
ladies and gentlemen who attend these concerts
will be sure of receiving every attention from
him
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FROM THE WEST.
LBY ASSOCIATED pRsss.l


Exclusively TO The Eoening Telegraph.
HonOrs to General Sheridan.
CHICAGO, June 2s The Northwestern University
has conferred the degree of LII D. upon Lieutenant
General Philip III. Sheridan.
The Rock Island Trouble.
In reply TO the recent surmse of the Buffalo Conn.,
mereial Advertiser, that recent erstandng
relative to Rock Island stock was brought about by
that stock dividend Of hundred per cent would
soon be declared, the Tribune this morning says .the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad is a cor
poration created originally by the laws OF illinois,
ut has received no authority from the Legislature
OF Illinois to declare stock dividend OF one hun
dred per cent. or any other amount, and the Legs.
ature is prohibited by the Constitution from grant
ing any such authority. These facts ought TO be
known to the dullest intellect in Wall street. The
bonded debt OF the Rock Island Railroad amounting
to nine million dollars might be converted into
stock II tne Legislature should authorize sucn pro-
"Ths debt represents the:capital actually yInvested
In the road, and II would be permissible under the
constitution OF Illinois to pass law authorizing an
increase OF the capital stock of the road to stand in
place Of the debt when the latter is actually ex-
tngushed, but II would not be permissible to water
the stock to the extent Of one dime"
Railway Accident-Two Men Killed.
ST. LOUIS, June 2s-A construction train on the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad with nfteen laborers
on board ran into hand Car near Masee yester-
day. All theaborers the train but one were pre.
cipitated down an embankment twenty feet high
One OF the cars fell on George Saunders killing
him instantly. William Miller fell headforemost
position he remained nearly half an hour. He died
soon after being removed The remainder OF the
men were more or less wounded, some, 1t is feared,
fatally. None on the hand car were hurt.
The Houston CTexas) linton says that the
Indian Raid
on Warrens wagon train, near Fort Richardson
some time since, In which seven men We're killed
and fol mules captured, was designed for the cap
ture OF General Sherman, OF whose coming the In
dams had knowledge. When the attack was made,
one OF the chiefs was heard to give an order to take
Captain Sherman alive.
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FINANOE AND COMMERCE..



We notice slight improvement in the de-
mand for money both on speculative and bust
ness account, to- day, bat the change is not sui-
cient to influence the rates for accommodation
either one way or the other The supply OF
funds is steadily diminishing, but the balances
at the banks are ample to meet all demands in
the present apathetie condition of trade We
quote call loans at per cent, with good col
lateral securities, and time accommodations at
9 per cent. for sixty days and under.
Gold is steady and higher the New York sales
being quoted at 112s4@112TS, closing at the
latter
Government bonds are in good request, and
prices show further advance on the entire list
The stock market was active, but prices are
lower. Sales of Lehigh gold loan at S9JS. Ia
State and city loans no sales
Reading Railroad was in great demand, but
lower. Sales at 5S9s down to 5711S, S. o., aud up
to 57'Sl, ID. o., closing at 57.69 Pennsylvania
was steady, with sales at 601s@60%. Sales of
Camden and Amboy at 126; Lehigh Valley AT
61@6l19; Northern Central at Al; and Oil Creek
and Allegheny at 4S@487l, ex div.
In Canal shares there were sales of Schuylkill
preferred at 1879; Lehigh at SS1s; and Delaware
Division at AZ.
Among the miscellaneous shares the only sale
was OF Spruce and Pine Streets Railway at 3l16.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
RanOrted nv De Haven A. RrO.. No mhs.a a..oo.
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startling Intelligence.
BATTLE IN C0REA.
U. S. Sailors Victorious.
Complete Defeat of the
C0reans.
Forts Destroyed and
Cannon Captured.
FROM WASHINGTON.
rBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. !

IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS
ErcluSively 10 The EDeniflg Telegraph
Highly MISUNDERSTANDING In Corea.
WASHINGTON, June 28.-The following was
received at the Navy Department this after
noon:-
"CoREA, June 2s.-To the Secretary of the
Navy: The Coreans, not apologizing for their
treacherous attack on the 10th, / landed on
Kangnoe, and took and destroyed the lower fort
and munitions. On the 11th took another fort
and then stormed and captured their strong
hold.
"Five forts we're taken. Their troops were re-
ported at IL 900. There was desperate hand-to-
hand fighting in the citadel. The ordnance was
destroyed, and four hundred and eighty-one
pieces, principally small brass pieces; small
arms were very many; fifty flags we're also taken.
There were counted 24S dead Coreans around
the citadel.
Our killed were three The gallant Lieutenant
Mckee, who was first inside the citadel, was
killed by bullet and spear. Marine Dennis
Hanrohn and landsman Seth Allen were killed.
Our nine wounded are all out of danger and
doing we'll. (Signed) JOHN RODGERS"
Money Due by Ex-COlIectors.
WASHINGTON, June 2s-The following was pre-
pared at the Internal Revenue ONCE to-day The
revenue to the Government, as shown by the books
of the Internal Revenue Bureau, reached the sum
OF S276 SS9 1888. or this amount there Is due from
collectors appointed by President Lincoln $50 OO5 ss5
Sl,s1s, 757 1s, and from collectors appointed by
President Grant sc, ASS. .176.
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FROM NEW TORE.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. |
10 The Evensng Telegraph.

b1 ASSOOIATED fhESS
EEclusiUely 10 The Euensng Telegraph.
Coal Sales.
NEW YORK, June 2s.-At the monthly aucfIon OF
the Delaware, Lackawanna and w. r. X. Co. OF Goals
900 tons OF scranton sold at prices ranging from
$3.50 to S5'45, showing decline OF 80 cents ton.
The Ssengerfest.
The great preparations for the S8ngerfest process
sion were brought TO nought to-day by rain,
which fell copousy during the
hours set aside for the ceremonies;
nevertheless about Thousand singers in carriages,
and under umbrellas, passed the line OF march,
ana were reviewed by Governor Hoffman and
Mayor Hall. Speech-making, and the grand picnic at
Jones Woods, have been postponed until to morrow,
when addresses will be delivered by the Governor
and others, and the prizes will be declared. In the
meantime the visitors from abroad are Hospitality
entertained by various New York organizations
Election of President OF Union College.
cBREoTADy, June 2S.--At a meeting OF the
Trustees OF Union College last evening Rev. K. w.
Potter, ID. D., OF Troy, was unanimously elected
President vice DR.. Aiken, resigned
Rochester College Commencement.
ROCHESTER, June 2s.-The Commencement OF the
University OF Rochester closed to-day with the ex-
ercises OF the graduating class. The degree OF
LII ID. was conferred on Henry Durant, or CalLor-
mia, and Professor Stephen ii. Carpenter, OF WIS
cOnsin, and that OF d. d. on Rev. d. ID. Marshall OF
Buffalo,
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FROM NEW YORK.
tBY ASSOCIATED PREss.1
brclsisipeIv 70 The BDsning Telegraph.
Destrucflve Fire.

tBY ASSOCIATED PRBss.1
BrclsisiUelv 70 The BUentng telegraph
Destructive Fire.
NEW York, June 2S.-The building at the
corner OF First and North Third streets, in Will
ilams6urg, owned by Henry @. Richardson was
burned this morning; loss, $4,000. II was oc-
cupied by q. w. Kennedy & Co., manufacturers
of machinery; loss, $4,000; Mott & Abbons
SIX manufactory, $4,000. and John Ashby,
manufacturer of press-feeders; loss, $1,000. The
amount of insurance is unascertained.
Probable Murder.
wealthy citizen, whose name Is not given,
disappeared three weeks ago, and It is believed
that he was murdered for diamond breastpin,
valued at $4,000.
The Specie Shipments
TO Europe day amount to $4,000. eso. RI.
Five Men were Suffocated
while repairing gas leak in Brooklyn last
evening Two of them, named William Carney
and Richard Abrams, will probably die
Columbia College.
The honorary degree of s. f. d. was conferred
by Columbia College to-day on Rev. Edmund de
schweinitz, Bishop of the Moraviau Church,
and President of the Theological Seminary at
Bethlehem, Pa. r
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THE POLYTECHNIC.

Annual Commencement This Evening.
This evening, at the Academy of Music, the
regular annual commencement of the Poytech-
number of students will then receive their diplo-
mas. The following is the order of EXERCISES
Landwehr March. .........................H Hunzdorf
Prayer.
Der Schonste Engel ........... Graben Hoffman
Introductory remarks by Hon. G.. w. Woodward.
Overture-Die Schone Galathe ............... Suppe
Address by Hon. VIM. A. Porter.
Waltz-Saloon Freuden. ......... ..... .Piefke
Conferring OF Degrees by Hon. J. P. Verree Presi-
dent OF the Board OF Trustees.
Selection-Un Ballo in Maschera a........... Verdi
DOulZeJJl
Charge to Graduates by Rev. H. w. Warren.
!.
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PhiIadeIphia Trade Report.

"WEDNESDAY, June 2s.-There Is nothing doing in
Seeds. We quote Faxseed at s2lO. and ClOverseed
nominal at e@l0H cents, according TO quality.
The stock OF Querctron Bark is now reduced 10
low ngure and No. Is firm at $50 per ton.
The depression recorded In Flour for some time
past still continues and prices dropping. About
600 barrels were disposed or mostly extra families
at s625@T37H per barrel for spring wheat, the
latter for Minnesota; s696 90 for Pennsylvania and
S6f5@T6O for Indiana aud Ohio. including fancy
lots at sTTb@s'T5. 800 barrels "Girard Mills" sold
on private terms. Rye Flour is steady at s5 bOa5 rs
In Corn Meal no transactions 70 report.
There is no activity In the Wheat market, aud the
miers are hoidlng OF for further decline In prices
Small sales OF Western red at 81 609l'55 and white
at Sl60@l 65 per bushel. Rye comes In slowly; 800
bushels Western sold at 81. Corn meets fair in
quiry; sales OF 1900 bushels yellow at T6c. 80 600
bushels do at Tbc., Z. b.; $4,000 bushels Western
mixed, part at 7S9I4c-, Q. b. aud part on secret
64@66c.
Whisky is dull; we quote Western ron-bound at
e33Gc.
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new York Money ana stock Market.

at per cent Gold, llszs. b-sOs. 1859, coupons
n2N 10 1854. cp, ,naA DO isss, cp:, ii2yi 40 1885,
virginia IS. new, ~; Missouri ss s6f Canton CO,
7sH; Cumberland Preferred, as; N. Y Central
and Hudson River, s6x; krle 91H; Reading
l20H Michigan Southern, 107K; Illinois Central
lsb; Cleveland and PiLtsbnrs 11eA; Chicago and
seK. Western UnioD Telegraph, 6s5E.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The Erening Telegraph.
Supreme Court Decision.

Hs
MEMPHIS, June 2S.-The decision OF the Supreme
Court declaring warrants issued by the County Com.
mssoners void on the ground of demonstrations is.
sue created great excitement here 1t is believed the
amount issued will reach million and quarter OF
dollars among which are $500 600 OF warrants issued
TO the mississippi River Railroad and now held by
McComb Co,
Ku-klux Trials.
large number OF Mississippians are on trial to-
day before the United States Court at Oxford
charged with being members of the Ku-klux organl.
zation.
The Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette in its
Crop Report,
has cheering news from counties of Pulaski, Hem
sted Woodruff, Sebastian, Cross, Ouachita aud
Conway, as to cotton and corn, and estimates the
acreage at about third less than last year.
WHEELING, w. Va, June 2s-Counsel for Alex
ander Quarter, the defaultng treasurer OF
The Wheeling Savings Institution,
made application In court yesterday for change OF
venre which was granted. His trial will take place
day In October.
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m AT PRIVATE sALE-EssrAlyEs s y !. SENa OF

Mil Property and Farm, over 70 acres Aston and
Middletown townships, Delaware county, Pennsyl-
vania, II miles from Philadelphia, near Glen Riddle
station on the West Chester and Philadephia Rail-
road.-A valuable null and farm property, contain
ing over 20 acres situate In Aston and Middletown
toxnships. Delaware county. Pennsylvania. The
improvements consist OF a three-story stone weaving
and spinning MILL three-st5ry plcker-nouse, water
wheel. hxed machinery. shafting, etc. Also, the
standing walls OF threestory stone MILL interior
DESTROYED by IRE; walls very large and strong,
picker-house slate roof, water-power 10 feet head
Of ALL over 80 stone and several frame dwellings
for operatives; larmnq1se barn spTlng noase' etc
railroad facilities, in high and beautiful country
STEAM ENGINkr-Also, Corliss engine, 100
horsepower, with boilers, etc, complete.
. M. TaOMAS a SONS. Auctioneers
62sWths3t Nos lS9 ana lil S. FOURTH Street,
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PROM NE w JERSEY.
Special Despatch TO The EOeairlg Telegraph.
Princeton COllege-COnferrIpg Degr

DptcttII DceFNIIoH 20 TIC hVtFFIIET 1tttJFupH.
Princeton COllege-COnferripg Degrees.
PRINCETON, N. j., June 2s.-At the Commence
ment OF the College OF New Jersey to-day the degree
OF Doctor OF Divinity was conferred ON Rev. NJ @.
Sutphen, OF New York; that OF Phi. ID. on Peter S.
Mchie OF West Point, Feowships, Classical-On
b. y, Lassiter, North Carolina; Experimental
Science, j. G.. Pennington. New Jersey; Mental
Science, G. S. Barrett New Jersey; English Ltera-
ture, prize 70 w. b. HOrnblower, New Jersey; Junior
Orator, first prize 70 a. l. Daniels, Iowa. and j. c.
+. p. Berry, New Jersey.
John G. Green. Esq.,, gives one hundred aud
University.
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New York Produce Marked,

NEW YORK, June 2s.-C0tt0n quiet bat firm
salee 1900 bales at l9Kc. Flour dull and unchanged
sales oOOO barrels Wheat quiet and steady; sales
red and amber Western, S1b6@lps. Corn arm !;
sales Al, ,Oe0 bushels inferior and common mixed
Western, Tic; good 20 choice do, T2@T2kc oats
steady; sales $4,000 bushels Western and Ohis 65a
CSC. Beer dull. Pork firm; new mess Sl6alb.q5
Whisky quiet and steady at 92c.
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This Evenings Quotations,

LONDON, June 2s-Evening. Oonsols closed at92k
for money and account. u. S. 20s OF 1862 9Oz6 or
1865, 903%; OF 1861, 30; 10-40s, 6SN.
LIVERPOOL, June 23--Evenng.-Cotton frmer
uplands, sNd.; Orleans S%@sXd. Sales $4,000
bales; speculation and export 1000. Sales of cotton
at sea, nearly due from New Orleans at SSld. Corn,
Bis. Sd. Tallow, 42s C142s. Cd.
LONDON, June 2s-Evening Sugar, sos. CO. d.@8ls
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Baltimore Produce Markst.

BALTIMORE, june 2s.-Cotton nominal; low mid
ding, 19c. Flour-market favors buyers except for
choice. Wheat quiet and lower; new white, sl'45a
ITO; new choice red sl6591'T0 fair to good 81 so
@160; Ohio and Indiana, sl'55; Pennsylvania 81 '35
eO@s2c do. yellow, 7bc. mixed Western, 7sc. Oats
dull; Western, 5Ss62c. Mess Pork quiet at SIC.
clear rib, 9A@9Ec. SugaI-cured hams, 16ai7c
Lard steady at 1l91lHc. Whisky nominal at CSC.