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Nos. Gents.
IL Cures Fsvsrs, Congestion, Infamm.sion.....2 rs
2 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm oolie...2S
Crying-Colic or 1eething ofInfants..96
4 Diarrhea Of Children or Adults......3S
Dysentery, Gripping Bilious Collects
" Cholera Morbus Vomiting .............25
% Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis ...............25
Neuralgia, TOothAshe, Faceschs....75
Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertig 60 ~
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious stom ach .......2O
II Suppressed, or Painful PeEiods.......2o
IL 4" Whites, too profuse periods ............20
Is % Group. Cough, Difficult BTeathiag...-25
Il Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Rruptions-s5
Is rheumatism, Rheumatic P ains-.....25
Is 80 Fever and Acue, Chill Fever gues-55
IT Piles, blind or bleedin g..................50
Is Ophthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyss..65
10 Cetarrh, acute or chronic, Influenza so
30 Whooping-c8ugh violent ushs..,-.50
81 Asthma, oppressed breathing-.........50
- Ear Discharges, oppressed he aring 80
23 81 scrofula, enlarged glands. swellin g $3.50
~ General Debility, ph Tsical weakness-5O
IS Oropsy aud scanty seerstionG....-....5e
70 " ses-sickness, sickness from riding 80
81 Kidney Disease, Gravel .........5o
70 Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis so
sions, Involuntary Discharges. 100
- Sore Mouth, CAnk ....... 49,. 80
30 Urinary Weakness, Wetting bed. SO
81 Painful Periods with spAsms ....-...5a
80 sufSerinRs at change of life ......... 80
B3 Epilspsy, spasms, 81. Vitus' DAnce GO
81 Diptkeria, liberated core throst.-,..So
Price in walls, large size, .60c and so
FAMILY CASES, in Morocco, with
35 large dram vials, containing the above
iis', With book of directions complete $40. 90
2O 81 &" 600
30 " IN paper Gaze. With book............5.OO
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case of 10 l OK. vials, in fluid, 100 doses earch,
with manual of directions, giving full account
of all diseases Of HeRsEs, CATTLE, SHEEP,
Docs and Hoes, with full directions for use,
In neat walnut case, oomplete....... $50 90
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Piles, Neuralgia, 1oothache, Bleeding
q the lungs, Stomrch, Nose or otheI Organs,
Burns, Bruises, Ldmeness, Sprains, Reest.
mGtism, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Boils, Corns
Ulcers, Old Sores. The Best Family Medi-
cine knoacn.
Price Coz. Soc, Pints 81 90, Quarts
81 IS.
Se- These Remedies, except Ponds Extract
By the case or single box, are sent TO any part
Of the country, by mail express, free o.
charge, on receipt Of the price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Msdioioe Co., Once and Depot, No. sea Broad
way, New York.
FOR sALEBY ALL DRUGGISTS.
fun assortmsns Of the above for aals IL
EOsk Island by
O. A. Bsnser, John Bengston, Agents.
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Kidney Complaints and Old Sores
cured of Years stanaing.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 70, 1870.
DR.. Ingrshsm 4 Co., Wooster, o Gent. =
Macedonian OIL cured me OF Inflammation of
Bladder and Kidney disease an old sore sIsol
that had spent . mint of honey in trying 10
get cured. sirs, it b as no equal for the cure OF
the shove diseases Hefel6 il 30 the world.
Yours respectfully,
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Gaia. rh and Deafness cured Of
10 Years Duration.

hEw iokK LITY, daach 4, 1850.
DR.. Ingraham, Wooster, U.-DeaT Sir The
six bottles you 'srt to me by exp ress cane safe
ly 80 me and 1 am u ost happy to state that the
OIL has cured NE of OataTrh and Deafness. No
man can realize the difference until he has once
passed through ten years of privatioD of sound
and sense, as / did. l talk Mac doDisp Oh
wherever go. Yohrs, sAeT in remembrance,
Dawn WaITT.
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M@- The reason Why We have given the nsms
"Hesd ache Pills." IL because all diseases sd-
mOnished by the common Headache, which Is
sure and unfsiling forerunncr Of ell mental and
bodily diseases.
As Family Medicine, DR.. Hutchi s. Pills are
warranted to effect more cures than any other
offered to the public. They cure all kinds of
Headaches, Liver Complaints, Costivensss, Bill
ious and Nervous Affections, Loss of Appetite,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Jaundiee, Dysentery,
Pelpitation of the Heart and Female Irregulsri-
ties, Purify the Blood, Regulate the Stomach and
Bowels, and give healthy tone to the system
generally "ADy enc not feeling we'll win find
dose of DIR. Hulchins' Pills" will set them all
right. without pain or gripping" PRICE IS
CENTS. To DE had at all Drug Stores.
DR.. Hutchins' Headache and Cathartic Pills,
made In this city, have become one of the most
popular remedies, and are used in almost every
amily, as the best regulator of the stomach ar
system generally, well Is a thorough purifier
of the blood. which they have no equal. The
Doctor does not ask any one TO take bis word for
1t. but just step in and he will show you letters
from all over the United States, speaking of the
in the highest terms, and ordering more. Dr..
Hutchins has got just what the public want and
demand. and if he does not make fortune out
of them, it will not be on account of limited
sale, for the demand 10 enormeus.-Spriaqfeld
/ Uaion.
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IouFsl Fsfy fssPecllUIIy,
RAYMOND, D,


Reading, Pa, Oct, 2, 1868.
DR.. Ingrahsm 4 Co.-6snts: / reside at ais
Mif1in a., Reading, Pa, ~ss totally deal in one
ear and partially deaf In the other tor eighteen
years.-Your N seedon an Oil has ireiy cured
me, and now hear W. II as even L heard from
both ears, and know OF others OF MY Delgh5ofs
who have used the Oil with the same beneficial
results Hoping that | may be the means of
doing you good, well as the sueI OF deafness
by recommending the o.nl, am your obedient
servant Henry Rhoads.
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Read What The People Say.

For infor nation write to any one of the parties
and they will cheer,ulIy ans~ery,u. We xiv.
you name and residence, to- eth,I with di-e..,
cured. 90 aud see them and be con, inced hss
Medicine eau be offered witaoLt being proved
to be a humbuz.
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SEWING MACHINE.

Box SSs en- PIKE. BoWERy
THE EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS on
L their new and improved manufacturing Ma
chimes for light or heavy work has induced the
Empire Saving Machine Co., to manufacture
NEW FAMILY MACHINE of the same
style aud construction, With additional ornamen-
tation, making 1t equal in beauty and finish with
other Family Machines, whereas in usefulness 1t
far outstrips all competitors. The price Of this
now acknowledged necessary article comes with
in reach Of every class; and the company 10 pre-
buyers, dealers, end sgents' Apply for cireulsys
snd samples to EMPIRE Q. II. COMPANY,
1854 s oush Clark street, Chicago, us.
.3sis-A&viy.
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DEATH TO W Or MS.
DIR. INGRAHAM's
Candy Tablets

Destroys and Removes effeetuslly all
Worms, Pin Tapes, or other Worms from
the system, and gives life and vitality to the
enervsted and depressed Patient, whose life
fountain has been partially ssped out by
these pests of humanity. More children are
hurried to their grave every year by lurking
Worms than by disease. Parents look well
10 your children-giveihem DE- lNGRAHAhs
VEGETABLE WORM CANDY TAB
LETS, and notice the change that takes
place in few hours. This is an efectua
remedy.
Twenty four Tablets in each Box. Price %
cents.
Dr. Tngraham q CO.,
PRoPRIEToRs, WOOSTER, OHIO.
Sold in DavsnpOr. By HARRISON EoL-
Man. (axs.a ts4 wsowly
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PREPARED BY
b. HUTCHINs d SON, Springfield, Mas.
nsyz-dtuss -fri-weM
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DR.. lAGRAHAM'S
MACEDONIAN OIL!
Chemists Analy re It.

william A. Chudlow writes US II Am Fac
tleAi anu analytical chemist, hove examined
your com pound aud know 1t TO be the greatest
neu'rahEer 0i po'sons In the human systs TN yet
invented; ana 1t Will prove of inv iuAbie cons g.
quence to Persons troubled With disorder, d Liv.
and Kidneys, as we'll as Uutaneous Eruptions .
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AkDTF UE."

p..6" FALsB AID II UE-"
g. an. ce,ts1swpto RsdvaE 4 Co. No.
a. M-idrn l. ne. New York. Infermatitn worth
,hou,,,pds will be sspt yoa. aWty
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WASHINGTON.
Southern Claims-HOw Done For-Who was
not DislOyal2

WASHINGTON, June ia careful
inquiry discovers the fact that for sew
eral months past the proportion of
smuggling along the State border has
been less than for years before. The
only letter making charges against the
Plattsburg collector emanated from
persons who desired his removal.
The Southern Claims Commission
will adjourn for two months about the
first of July and will reassemble about
the middle of September. Thus far
nearly a hundred and fifty cases have
been practically decided, and each
member of the commission will take
home with him cases to prepare re-
ports upon during vacation. Judge
Adds goes to st. Albans, Judge Fer
ris to Glen Falls, New York; and ex-
Senator Howell to Keokuk, Iowa.
The cases practically decided will in
vOlve the payment of a sum exceed
ing $4,000 but it is gratifying that
the total amount of all the claims is
not likely to be burdensOme to the
Government, as feared. When the
act creating the commission passed, a
small proportion Of the claims-say
one-siXth to one-eighth-had been alb
soluteiy rejected on the ground of dis
loyalty, and nearly all have been re-
duced in amount. The number of
claims thus far filed is nearly
two hundred and fifty. OF these,
nineteen hundred have been tabu-
lated and lists of the same have been
printed and mailed to every pOstOfice
in every county from which claims
have been returned, TO be posted for
public instruction, with a request that
any person knowing of facts in con-
neetiOn with claims will please adj
dress the Commissioner. In this way
the Commissioner is in receipt of
great numbers of letters, many giving
important information in some of the
cases.
Solicitor Smith, of the Interior De-
partment returns before next Wednes-
day.
It is expected that the Secretary of
the Interior will give a hearing to the
of McGarrahan for restO-
ration of the Panoche Grandee patent
to where it is alleged it stood before it
was mUtilated. The application was
made to the President and taken up,
at his request, to the Interior Depart
ment. The decision viii probably be
reserved for some time, but when
made will have but little bearing on
the merits Of the question as to whom |
the land belongs. It is expected !
that the whole case will be opened
during the summer and a final decis- |
ion made.
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LONDON.
Movements of the German EmperOr-WhO
is Bradford2

LONDON, June 19.-George Gate,
the historian died yesterday, aged
seventy-seveD years.
An American artist, named Brad
ford, lectured on Saturday evening be-
fore the Royal Institute, Lord Lind
say presiding, when Greenland, Ice
land and the Esquimaux and large
number of the nobility were present,
and the speaker was heartily congrat-
ulated upOn the success of his efforts
by Lord Lindsay and Mr.. Tindell.
The Post has a special dispatch from
Berlin, announcing that the Emperor
William goes to Ems to meet the Gar
Alexander, The Emperor leaves Ber-
lin to-day for Baden Baden, at which
pIace he will stop few hours before
proceeding to Ems. General Tunis
has raised difficulties concerning the
treaty. Of peace recently negotiated by
its representatives with the Govern
ment Of Italy.
A special dispatch from Brussels
SAYS that the civic corps compelled
an entrance for the preservation Of
peaee and used their bayonets and
several rioters were hurt. Members
OF the international Society are said
to be ringIeaders in the outburst
against the friends of the Pope.
The Times special dispatches from
Paris says that the PrIlssians have
evacuated R0uen, and have left
st. Denis aud gone southeast. ROuher
is expected in Paris.
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BERLIN.
The Great Triumphant Festiyal-AH Ger
many Dancing

BERLIN, June IS, evening. The
troops were entertained yesterday
with dinners and dancing everywhere.
At the palace there was a state per
fOrmance of opera, which was attend
ed through special invitation only.
There was a grand display OF gorgeous
uniforms by the high military author
tiles. The civil officers occupied the
pit. The Diplomatic Corps occupied
the prOscenium boxes. The ladies
only occupied the front row, except
the Maids of Honor, who occupied the
second tier. The Emperor and suite
entered at o'clock, amid perfect 81
lence, and the Emperor and Empress
bowed formally thrice. The Crown
Princess was charmingly dressed in
pale silk and wore a tiara Of diamonds.
She was seated on the right of the EN-
perOr. A galaxy was formed behind
them by the Duchess and Princess,
and the box was filed with the other
Princesses Imperial forming a mag
nificent spectacle.
A prologue was spoken by Frauline
Euhardt in a panegyric Of Frederick
William the Third. An allegOric
DNCIG lOAAOWNAH CA4AlLAEA ILdLll
Keher," by Rudenberg, with music
by Eckert.
its conclusion the Emperor left
his seat. A mOnOlOgue was given of
the Legend of BarbarOssa," which
was illustrated by tableaux vivants,
and closed with the reappearance Of
the Emperor on horseback, at which
the audience arose and shouted
" Hook " three times. Amid the
waving of helmets and great excite
ment the Emperor bowed and retired.
To-day was celebrated with thanks
giving in all the churches,
which were crowded. A national
prayer, composed by the High Con-
sistOry, was read in the Cathedral,
which wss splendidly draped, when
the ceremonies were concluded.
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Indians in Council.

ST. LOUIS, June 19.-T. g. Griffin,
agent for the OhOctaW and Chickasaw
Indians, arrived here to-day from the
Council in the Indian Territory. The
tribes represented in the Council were
the Cherokees, Creeks, ChoctaWs,
Chickasaws, Senecas, Eastern Shaw
nees, Delawares, SeminOles, Sacs and
Foxes, Osages, Arapahoes, Wachi-
tas, Cheyennes, CaddOes, Ionils,
Ruckies and Lackawanies. The
whites were represented by General
Superintendent HOag, 7. G. Griffin,
agent for the ChOctaWs and Chicka-
saws, Colonel Richards, agent for the
Sacs and Foxes, Z. s. Lynn, agent for
the Creeks and James p. HOag, in
charge of the affiliated tribes of the
plains, and others. Mr.. Griffin. does
not give the result of the Council, but
states that Satank, a Kiowa chief,
and one of the three chiefs cap
tured near Fort Sill, during the recent
visit of General Sherman at that post,
was killed while being sent to Texas.
On the way down he slipped of one
of his handouts, seized a knife and
stabbed the sargeant Of the guard. A
soldier Immediately fired on Satank,
killing him. The shot also killed the
driver of the wagon.
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LITTLE ROCK.
The Mississippi, OuaChita and Red River
Railroad.
Special to the APPEAL.l

Special to the APPEAL.l
LITTLE Rock, June 19.-In the
case of bankruptcy against the Missis-
sippi, Ouachita and Red River rail-
road, Judge Caldwell has issued an
order for the company to show cause
why they should not be put into
bankruptcy, and has enjOined the Off
GERS from dispOsing of its franchises.
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DIED.

HORNE-At O'Clock Sunday morning,
after a short illness Mrs, ANNIE HORN +,
aged % years.
The friends ard acquaintance Ofthe family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence Of Mr.. A. Storm, No. so
Madison street extended, this (TUESDAH
morning, at 10 O'Clock. Services by the Rev.
Mr.. Ransom, Carriages at Hoist.
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Quiet, Peaceful, UnkukIuxed City-Indis-
CTimiHate Murders and Suicides.

eaiAAAhAAg mNA vi AlAA 1AtktoD9s
CHICAGO, June 19.-At Lincoln
Park, this afternoon, John Wilson
was arrested by policeman John
Maher, for picking a lady's pocket.
While on the way to the station
house, Wilson sprang from the grasp
OF the officer, drew a revolver and fred
three shots at Maher, two of them
entering his right breast. An old man
named Hoffman came to Maher's as
sistance and grappled with the ruffian,
when the latter fired two shots at
him, both taking effect in his left hip.
Meanwhile, Maher, somewhat recOv-
ering from the effects Of his wounds,
shot Wilson in the right breast. VIII
son was then secured. Fears are en-
tertained that Maher will not recover.
Hofman's injuries are severe, but not
dangerous. Wilson, in all probabili-
ty, viii die. But for the efforts of
the police Wilson would have been
lynched.
This evening an unknown man
hired q boat and moved out into the
lake a considerable distance, when
he was seen to kneel on the seat of
the boat, as il in fervent prayer, and
then Jump overheard. The boat was
recovered, but the body Of the man
was not found.
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laramie Sslfzer Apsrienf,
TEMPERANCE PICNIC.
A grand Temperance Picnic win be given at
A grand Temperance Picnic viii be given at
JAMES PARK,
On Thursday, June q, 1871,
BY
YOUNG MEMS DIVISION NO, so, S. OF T.

Atwhich a number OF valuable prizes viii
be Warded as follows:
A splendid silver service, worth s75, to the
most popular cotton merchant
hne gold headed cane, worth $50. To the
most popular county official.
An elegant set OF china vases, worth $50 to
the most popular city ofdciai.
A life size picture Of GENERAL ROBERT E.
LEE, worth $40, to the most popular Dry
Goods HousC.
A splendid silver mounted English cleaVeT,
worth SIS, TO the most popular Butcher.
A choice s. buggy whip, to the most popular
livery stable keeper.
One pair Vases to the most popular Hotel.
Magnificent Picture Of StoneWall Jackson 70
the most popular clerk OF regular Meih-
phis packer.
A beautiful bouquet to the prettiest young
lady.
A Barlow knife TO the ugliest young man.
There viii also be many amuseInentsi eon-
aisfinp Of Shooting Gallery, FIyl DIltoh-
man. Nfeking the Duck Creased rig hiiha
Cat. - 81,
Doncing win continue until u o'clock.
Music furnished by the old Mem N pms bano'
Ttelrsts 50 cents Ladies and children free.
Two valuable prizes VIII be given at the
sboofing gallery. No one WhO mas won first
Drizeth7s season VIII be allowed to contest.
fe20
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TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

vuTE have on hand q los Of Extra Fine New
w York CRATES, with Summer Fronts
have determined to dispose of regardless OF
cost. All who need anything in this line
will And Il to their interest to examine Our
stock before purchasing A bargain can be
had, IS We are determined 70 sail them to
close out the lot.
BARBOUR, WILDER q SIMPSON,
jell GS 8eoond street, Adams Block.
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NEW YORK.

Earthquake, Yellow Fever and Consul
CIapp---New York COmmunsts---
Negro Ku-Kllx.
NEW YORK, June 19.--Last night at
8 minutes past 10 there was a severe
shock of an earthquake on North
Shore, Long Island, in Brooklyn, on
Hill and Staten Island.
A letter from MontevideO, May II,
reports the number of deaths from
yellow fever only about IS or 20 per
day. Business men were returning, and
traffic was recommending. Mortality
among American residents was small.
Consul Clapp WIS attacked twice, but
survived both assaults. Mr.. Clapp
says the deaths amounted to $4,000;
but papers claim that the total loss
will not exceed 5000.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Horrible Murders---The Pope's Anniyer-
sary
NEW YORK, June 18.-Dr. James
Connolly, while labOring under an at
tack of delirium tremens, murdered
his children-Mary Agnes, aged 3
years, and Clara Regina, 7 months
cutting their thrOats with a bread
knife. He then committed suicide,
cutting his own throat. He had once
been an inmate Of the lunatic asylum.
He leaves a wife.
Special services were held in all
Catholic churches to-day in honor Of
Papal jubilee. German Catholics had
a fine procession on the east side of the
city, and many houses were decorated.
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Austria.

VIENNA, June 19.-Von Beust,
Chancellor to the Austrian Empire,
says the true field of Austrian states
manship is not in foreign wars, or in
intrigue. The empire has
lost quite enough in these f felds. The
work now to be done is the cOnsOlida-
tiOn of new institutions which the ma
ton has recently given itself.
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEGR GRAPHI
NEW YORK.

=
NEW YORK. June l9.-Dry Goods-Market
generally remains inactive, firm and buoy
ant, with moderate inquiry At 121Sc for At
lantlc A sheetinRs; l2c for do II Ice for do V
shirtings; 321Sc for AndrOscOzein ga brown
do; BIC for l04 do: lOc for Dwight W do; I2e
for Great Falls Z 90; sc for Golden Ridge
do: Pepperill brown drills, 18c; AmOskeag
blue dtnims, 25c; Workingmen's do, ISc;
American stripes, HGl8c; American, HAZE;
Amoskeag and FOreBtdale bleached muslins,
l5c; Great Falls NJ do l2c; LOnsdale 90, l6c;
Kearsage do, iSc; Wamsutta do, 2Oc; do 9-S DO
sc; 10 81 do 27o; Warren A I9c; WessacumOn
estOga extra ticks, sc; Q I do, l9c; do gold
medal, 2lc; do Hamilton regular, 2lc; Hsmp-
den G l514c; Minnehaha do, BIC for 85-fnCh
and Z714c for S2-inch; Omega B, Oc: Swift
river do, ll3zc; American prints, l0Zc; for
checks, ll1z5; Lanark No. do n, 125Sc; Park
Mills, No. do, l5c; do No. 500 do, 19c; do No.
100 do, 2ic; Star No. 100 do, 1870; do No. 1900
do l6o; six-cOrd, son finish, spool thread. Sc;
American bags. SOC; stark do, 35c; for and 2
buehel IS. and bughel do 45c.
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demand; wheat 81 559I s. for choice: corn
6se for shelled- Oats quiet at &c. Rye qule
a. 81 including sacks rom store. provision.
dull aud weak; mess pork SIG. Bacon %, -
M8c. packed. rugar cured hams l454e; plain
do, I3kc lard in tiercss, l014Cs kegs, llHc
Whisky quiet and steady at sec. Leaf tobacco
very active aud high; sales Of - bids a. so5i
70 81, common TO good Jugs; 81 to sl2 low 10
medium leaf; SIS to IS hne leaf
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June l9-FlOur duh. Wheat
No 2spring dull 2ud Ic lower at 81 255zQl Z53s
closing steady this afternoon IL was steady az
81 2jl4aI a53E Corn, No. mixed moderate
ly active and closing firm At 5314G55zse. Oats,
No. more active and closing AT 4554c. Rye
No. quiet and lc lower az 7jg74c Barley,
No. spring dull at SOC. HighWines, SIC. Mess
pork active, but prices are easier closing at sl4,
cash.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, June l9.-Cotton buoyant and
strong; low mlddling. ls1zc; strict do, lg5fc.
Bacon; clear sides, SIC; shoulders, sc
hams lz7aci sugar-eured hams. packed, DC
Lard, 1l5zc. Corn, 75c. Oats, zoe. Barley, 75c.
New wheat, 81 S59I 50. Flour, s5 25S&
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, June l9.-CottOn: little doing
and offerings scarce I1iddllng. ls54c' Net re-
eeipts' 3jl9 bales bales; exports, eoas. wise 1851
bales sales, 800; sIocE, SaZ5.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, June 10 Cotton Is strong;
ports, coastwise, s25 bales stock, 575s bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, June l8.-COttOn firm; good
ordinary, l5l<9l53zc. Net receipts, SO bales.
Exports, to Great Britalu, Z5l6 bales. Sales,
500 bales. Stock, 4y, $50 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, June ls.--Cotton quiet and firm;
middnng,1S54 Net receipts, 376 bales. sales,
400 bales. stock 4, ,7s6 bales.
FOREIGN,
LoNDOE, June Ig, 4.3O p.m.- COnsOIs, g23z;
United States bonda of 1852, 0J5z; do old '55s,
g015; do '67s, so; do lO-40s, Ss5z.
PARIS, June lg.-Rentes, 52L
LIVERPOOL. June lg.- Cotton buoyaut; mid
ding uplands, SD; middHng Orleans, SO
sgd. sales, 25, 600 bales; l3,O90for speculation
and export. on ships named at New Orleans,
SD. Corn, No. mixed. 3ls.