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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

= The following are the official ma
jorities in Hamilton county for the
candidates named Secretary ofstate,
Aquila Wiley, 1858; Judge of Su
preme Court. John L. Green, S, ,9I7 +;
Board ofPublic Works, Isaac B. Riley,
1857 Congress-First District, NIL
ton Sayler, (long term, 1850 First
District, Ezro j. Dodds, (short term, J
2,,288; Second District, H. B. Ban
ming, 1902. Sheriff, George w. Zieg-
ler, 3,OI8.-TCin Commercial.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

= We ask every man who holds a
ballot in his hand, 20 say whether he
thinks it you'd be safe to trHst the
control of governmental affairs in the
hands of apolitical party, who, for the
sake of riding into political power,
are ready to abandon all principles and
adopt the single idea of ''Any thing to
beat Grant" What does the motto
mean? In plain English, it means
nothing more nor less than that the
party who adopts it win do any amount
of lying or any other dishonorable
thing for the purpose of carrying out
their designs. Anything to defeat a
man who, in the darkest days of the Re
public, rendered it the most reliant ser
vice, and who as Executive of the Ma
ton, has proved himself a most sue
] eessfal administrator of our natiena
affairs k
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17
Chicago--Ehe SALOON ErOnt-DOOr order
30 5--lA4ttstSf Enforced.

= CH1tclAleo,. 4 tll Oct. 18Th The order is
sued by the police authorities for the
enforcement Of the Sunday liquor law
was partially carried out to day, large
proportion Of the saloons keeping
their blinds down and front doors, al
least, locked. The result has. beer
a marked decrease in drunkenness OF
the streets, and the arrests to day by
the police for that offense are one
third less than usual on Sunday.
The weather is extremely cold for
| the time of year.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

The funeral ceremonies Of tue late
Mr. Seward took place at Auburn, on
Sunday, and, Notwithstanding the
chilling rain, were attended byq vast
copcourse of people.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

- Since the election two prominent
Democrats Of our town have renoun
ced Greeleyism. It has begun to fall
,topicees mighty soon. Stand from
under Wilmington Republican.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

WASHINGT0E,F Oct. A.-MHBRRfS.v 4he
revolution Of ahother"ye5r has again brought
tlIg time zIghen 10 IL usual to- OlzbSezIIpgns
the past, and .publiclyvthank, the Almighty
for his mercise and his blessings; and
WHEREAS If any one people has more oc-
r2sionT tlian a1latlIorlfor such than kfafhess,
it, is, the, FciGzens Of, the United States
whose government is. their creature, sub :
jeet to their behests;5 who have reserved to.
themselves Enple sciEn and religious free
| dom and equality before = the Law; who
during the last twelve m onths have enjoyed
exemption from any grievods or general ca
lanityi and to whom prosperity in agricul@
-ture, manufacturers and commerce has.
! been vouchsafed. Therefore, by these
| Considerations, Irecommehd that on Thurs
day, the 28th-day of November next, the.
/ people meet in their respective places of
" orship, and there max e btheirs aekr7oSva- :
edgements to God for his kindness yaTid
4 bounty. ----. ieyE-f asug8
In witness whereof, I hereunte set my
/ hand, and cause the seal of the United
/ States to be affixed. ...-s-.ss
Done at the city of Washington this 18th
4 day of October IN the year of our Lord
1872, and of the Inde pendences Of the
+ United States the 97ths - ASo=s.s 81 id
Il lSigned .----------- U. s. GRANT,
i By the President. -- 8EeszdsE
II - hAALtoN- I 4SH, Secretary OF Slaees1ttG1
II --------------''- = -'--------- sia1G15lao
H. Two years ago Dan. VOORHEES,
was elected to Congress by a majority
OF l .425. This year this majority lis
/ Etotally wiped out, and MrssVe oRhees
Republican competitor is seleetea
What caused this change ?sa Nobody
is responsible for it but Mr. Voorhees,
himself He deliberately repudiated
! his convictions. renouneesl ibis princi
! pies, and then asked the. Democrats OF
his district to approve his course. L
such rebuke as this was passed or
their friend and Teighbof,, how much
] more will the people of that distrc
I decline to vote for Greeley ?d5Xoting
/ for him, they would foreswearg theil
own principles, doing precisely wha
they have cas- VOORHEES, aside fo1
!Fdoing--E Gin Gazette. ~-<a1
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17
q Farm arm for Sale.

ssr ses. = g. I---7 n sts1T "a 5.r-r#
VNHE Subscriber has q Farm consisting OF 10s
acres o f land well improved, house with
i've rooms three good wells OF water, orchard
barn, and other conyeniences on the premises. Il
is near the Palmer turnpike road There Is
also another. ri & being built near tho Farm
The land is black soil aud in good order.
Any farmer wishing to purchase Good Farm
= 'fT'- j. B. PUKSLEY.
Octs1V, 1872 4sw3 ssz -zHa if sSalS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

TO BEAT GRANT.
The Chicago Post says that Horscel
Greeley owes his aoninatiop fof the
Presidency to three noted editors, name
ly, Theodore Filton, editorof the Col
den Age, Mqrat lIEalstead, of the Gin
cinhati Commercial, and Horace
White, editor Of the Chicago Tribune.
This rs alphabetically true, and if it
were possible to elect Mr. Greeley
these hree editors would, undo ubtedly
be handsomely rewarded for their odi-
torial influence with good fat positions
in MIR. 'Ereeley's Cabinet. Much as
Mr. Greeley's political friends profess
to dislike gift-taklng, nobody is simple
lenoHgh TO believe that these editors
Woald he willing to receive, and would
readily secure the. gift of fat positions
under Mr., Greeley's Administration,
and there is no doubt but the very
warm support they are giving to Mr..
GFeeley's election is induced by a
hope, if not with promises Of this
kind Of ofregard in the event of Greeley's
election. But we confidently -appres
hend that these Ssa1guiHe ahticipators
of Official reward will never have an
opportunity of being gift takers under
the official hand of their old white hat
ted seedy philosopher. If there ever
was a day when Mr.. Greeley had a
Chance ofsoeipg promoted to the tor
round o., the ladder Of official fame
the. time has passed, and he IS now 9
wreck in the hands of men who vain
lily hoped to secure their own political
4 lielevatien, upon "a mistaken idea thai
his name and fame as q newspaper
editor, was sufficient To Eaftghim upor
IA popular current intoathe first Office
nofIie g7fftt1of Tree snt Intelligent peo
Eple. N this their fondiy. cherished
EhoRes,s(as isltoq plainly indicated BY
the TesRltsof the. recent. elections,) are
doomed FoEsa& and aaerited disabpoint
mentr Forthe Sake of success, the
abandoned al, principle, and made tn
issue upon personal matters and tn
basest kind of SANDERS, and outrfgh
falsehoods upon Gen. Grantra and tn
/ officials under his Administration. III
fact, the. whole contest on on z the Ig part. t .
Liberal Republicans and Democrats
has been made rat the sacrifice of
total ab0ndonmentsAof principles an,
D honor, and their whole system Or can
paisn warfare has been based and cal
|, Eied on with the single idea Of beatin
Grant @ Ever v sgsUincip Pile Of d1one rabl
II political warfare has been dattndone
by. them, and the most dishonest an
! RECKLESS motto adopted and acte'
,, upon atftat eFer. .disgraeed1 the gpoiities
acts of any party Of any kind, or sfo
any purpose d" Aa1y-tthfng to be:
Grant, the reaI. meaning g. Of which i
I that they are . willing to, and will
!, any dishonest act for the purpose {
: success EtAhsthihg to beat Grant
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

= The news of the death of Fanny
Fern the famous contributor to the
New York ledger, will be received
with general regret. She was the wife
Of Parton, the historian, and a sister
of N 2. Willis. Her books Ruth
Hail." and Fern Leaves" have been
very widely circulated,-E Gin. Com
mercial,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

la The RepuBlicdna onla5ority for
Secretary Of state attic ,seetton on
the sth inst, in Ohio, viii not vary 200
from $4,000. fsfE.ffsw
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

eqo"HarlaR at his Old Tricks, - -
5 o. s6i e. affair H4+4 t6nsoTw nsfssf /
-nsGaA mother Slice 81 Mexico Wanted. ;
urilioe EiaGt moal s2iqGa has ss"s .
vsm M6T saacra x taoJE nj ss3nL1 /
I'VE canton 8 our, re2dersanto pc
rEare1of oil ma1neE'of falseboodso ofrom
the Enquirer and itsacorTespondshts be
tween. this and the Presidential cleo
tion. The defeats tle Greeley Demo
cratic partyshRFe met with in Pepns
ylyania, Ohio and Indiana, have driver
them to desperation, aud they viii in
vent all manner Of falsehoods and in
dulge in all kinds Of surmises agains
athe Administration that their ingenuit,
1 is capable of inventing. This is t,
1Ihe expected from . political party
> that goes into d Presidential campaign
ready TO sacrifice all principle for tn
single idea of doing "Anything to bea
Grant, They. will tax their ingenuit
to its fullest capacity to misrepresent
and to put new rorabacks in .circula
tion to carry their points.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

'so19t Is fea4eda tAht -athere5wira abs a.
coal famine in Cincinnati this Winter,
unleas there is some rain to raise the
Ohio and KanaEha rivers, sufficient to
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

80 sAa--T---- 7ss.7---- -s-T-- - -
.9-- PeHnsylEaniagivesfa majority o {
over $4,000 Tor HartratIft, Che. RcpAGBs
i:canl caniidateo for Governor The
whelss Republican, State ticket is
elected by Fousing maioFities. Legisr
lature largely IRspublioan!o sro1f bHoH
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

TLAlts aNs1llo p 47tl9I jus efts4t0 %
the conclusion that-John W. 6oln is
notelseted to Congress quite as much
rs it wanted him to be. The reasons
d1yal3ynooddO d2goTdf RHiiava11 siidW
-EfS5s9 liz taha Elazl 1si laty.3 a bad
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

YTNO THE WORKING CLASS male or fe-
4 male. $50 u week guaranteed Respectable
employment at home, day or evening; mo capital
required; full Instructions and valuable package
of goods to start with Sent free by mail Address
with cent return stamp. NJ. YOUNG y 60, 16
Courtlandt street, New York, 4swA
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

NWF IIsmt : II
a new steasnboat u is beiag pre-
pared for Congress
Goldsmith Maid trots with Occident
in San Francisco October IS
The. St. Louis Fair closed Saturday
The total receipts tortthefRe kRre
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17
FTERANkSGIVING.
Pr0ela1s1 d ton Sy the President Of the
UhIted State.

By the President Of the United States Of America
A Proclamation i----,---
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17
the past, and .publicly.tbank, die AImighty

W4sH1NeToK,T Oct. 11.-WHRhfs The
revolution dfahother"year has again brought
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

let coal baroes out .I5G ni pIGl
f>r-S - 49, : -. IL y .
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

z>dt The Act OF April I'd, 1851 with r
taxes charged on the Duplicate fe1elusi
of Deeember, and the remainder on or
Der payment of taxes on chattel prope
Law to proceed Immediately to collect
s"as Certificates for the discharge of r
or said taxes will be collected in mont
OFFICE HOURS,-Office open
will be PROMPTLY closed at the last
his accounts.
10 washington c. H, o., Oct 10, L
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

The ship Yokohama, from New
York, with a cargo of kerosene, COLI
ded with the steamship Nile at sea, on
the 26th ult., and was badly damaged
She was s ct on fire The crew of the
ship was taken to the St. Thomas.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

Philip Walters was smothered to
death in fonring mill,at Cleveland
by be7u g drawn into q slide from a
bin while loading car of Middlings.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

ference to the semi-annual collections
re- Of The Road Tax,rteg gethervYith the
Before the 10th day Of June, next enst
rty, the whole Of sdclis z AK becomes alu
the entire tax Of the year:
,ad Taxes must be presented at the tim
y
rem48 o'clock Am. tos4Vo' clock a. NJ.
named Ihoar! E The balancelof the day
[1s TF.taf zrgS
~. 'vte7e6 Treasurer of
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

The Democratic Committee, in North
Carolina have decided not to contest
the recent election.
Some Of the, Mexican cattle thieves
have at last been captured by Gen.
Rocha, and Will be delivered up to the
Texan authorities
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

Treasurer of Fayette. County, {
year 1877 are correctly given IN ii
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

The funerafEo Eof Fanny Fern took
place in New York Saturday, and, in
accordance with the wishes of the de
ceased, was very private After &
short service the remains were CON
veyed to Boston for interment.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

hio' do hereby notify the Taxpayers
E following. Table:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1872-10-17

Harry Bassett was again beaten by
Monarchiet in the sJer0mel Park ract
Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-22
A l. Z x A N DRIA.

DECISION IN A RAILROAD CAsE-In the
circuit court, Judge Keith, presiding, G. Nj,
Braxton VS.. n. & F. Il. r. Co.; jury appeared
pursuant to adjournment, and the argument OF
tne case was opened by NJ. ID. BAH for the plain
uH, followed by T. l.. Smith and Gen. Hunt0n
LOT the defendant, and closed by Lieut. Gov,
Mefye Tor the plaintiff. The jury retired, ami
after an absence of half an hour returned and
rendered verdict in favor of plaintiff for
s5,Ol6'V6, the whole amount OF the claim without
interest. The other cases involving the same
facts were continued 70 the November term.
with the object of eifecting compromise upon
the same basis.
PROPERTY SALEs.-Green x Wise, real
estate agents, have sold for Col. John s. Mosbv.
tne Ctterback farm lying miles from Warren.
Ton, near the Alexandria turnpike, Containing
20 acres OF land, to Capt. Limstrong, of Eng.
land, for 81 200, cash. Eighty acres of land,
near Leonard's, in Prince Georges county. Md
belonging to Mrs. Martha Chatham of this city
were sold yesterday by T. a. Kerby, auctioneer.
to John II. Underwood, for $500 cash.
. SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named John Daer
but known generally as .Johnpv.D who has
been hanging around Fishtown for some time
past, doing such odd jobs as he could fad.
'toting" fish, SHINING catfish and the like. was
at work yesterday, but was found dead in his
morning. VAS
The MARKET FARMS near Arlington, adver-
used TO be sold yesterday, were withdrawn at
SEQ per acre.-Gd<ette, last euenin1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-22
G. EORG TOW N.

SCHOOL ExAMINATIoS.-MaleI intermediate,
located in the Montgomery street building, Mrs.
Nj. l.. Turner teacher, was examined yesterday
afternoon by Mr. G. II. Beall. The examina
ton although very thorough, fully demonstrated
the TACT that the pup& have made great pro-
gress in all their studies, and that their teacher
has tsoored conscientiously and faithfully
during the year.
SHIPMENTS OF FLoUR.-The steamer John
Gibson cleared for New York yesterday with
lers. A''
SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. Mark Young,
OF this city, has sold his thrce-storv brick house
No. 100 Congress street, to Mr.. Lewis. OF the
$1,000. eS' A'i
HE GRAIN AND FLOUR MARYgT-There
nave been no receipts OF wheat by canal this
week. The only arrival was a small lot per
ilver rom Alexandria The -four market has
been very dull all the week, and but little dong.
No change in prices since last week
DAVIS, who was recently shot by Hardy for
the alleged seduction of the latter's daughter,
IS improving, and is at his home a few miles
OUTSIDE OF the city. As has been stated, his
wound is not dangerous.
IHs WARRINGTON AND GEORGETOWN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY are preparing to extend their
road up TO High street.
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THE WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT, Ole. Ch;ef Signal Ogce,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., June %, is72 10 g. m
SYNOPSIS PoR PAST TwRNTY-pouR HOURS
Inc barometer Is highest northwest of the Ohio
valley, where clear and partially cloudy weather
ana light to fresh variable winds are now nre-
Salling. Areas of rain have prevailed over the
South Atlantic and Gulf states, but now fol-
lowed by clear and partially cloudy weather,
ara light TO fresh easterly to northerly winds
over the southern states. Clear and partially
cloudy weather continues over the New Eng.
Iand and middle states, with light to fresh
northerly to westerly winds. Partially cloudy
weather at San Francisco.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Dimin pressure east
cry 70 southerly winds, and partially cloudy
. weaver Ior the northwest, and gradually ex-
tend eastward over the upper lake region and
70 the lower Ohio valley. Clear and partially
cloudy weather continue over the New England
ana middle states, with light to fresh northeast
erly to northwesteriy winds. Clear and par.
italy cloudy weather for the southern states,
WIN light to fresh easterly to northerly winds,
and with possibly areas OF rain over the Gulf
and southern portion of South Atlantic coasts,
railing temperature for east and middle Allan
tic coasts.
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT, Judge Humphreys.-Jen-
niDgs agt. Wilkerson ct al, submitted to court;
CowliDg agt. Cowling; order appointing guar
dian dd item. Ryson agt. Fletcher; order to is
sue rule. De Vaughan agt. De Vaughan; trus-
teesreport filed. Stafford agt. Chester; order
overruiing motion to strike ont plea. Howe
agt. Fay; order overriding motion for Judgment
by detault- Emily Wangemann agt. Ernest
Wangemann; application Tor divorce, come up
On motion for alimony, and after some teSti
amSny to i for and 9e ane ana
the final hearing set for July. King agt. King,
decree modifying terms of sales. Lang ct al
sgt. Welner ct al; order of reference to auditor,
and ratify1ng trustees sale OF certain property.
In re A. II. Potts bankruptcy; order to issue no.
tees 10 creditors, who have proved claims, to
show cause against application for payment OF
Berry's claim.
PROBATE BUSINESS, Judge Humphrsys.-The
last will of Theodore Wheeler was filed, proved
by two witnesses. and admitted TO probate for
personally. He leaves his estate to his widow
who qualified as administrator with will an
nexed; bond, 49,, 0O0 In re, Knox paper pur-
porting to be homeopathic will filed and the
heirs cited to show cause, If any they have,
against the probate. Pending action Patrick
Knox was appointed collector; bond, 81 900.
Douglas Klopfer qualified as a guardian of A.
o. 5. Riley; bond, 81, 500.
POLICE COURT, Judge SnelL-To-day. after
the oyster case Noticed elsewhere) had been
disposed Of, the following business was trans
acted:
A PARTNERSHIP CASE.
Moses Z. Rice was charged with an assault on
Walter Ogiivie. 1t seems that the parties have
been partners in the photograph business, and
dispute arose in settling up the business and
dividing profits. Complaining witness testified
that Rice's term had expired on Saturday last
and he demanded that he leave his premises;
whereupon Rice assaulted him. On cross-ex-
animation witness said he had asked several
parties to 60 with him, as he was going for the
purpose Of ejecting Rice. He had proffered the
amount due, and Rice refused to accept it OF
to leave. Several witnesses corroborated the
statement OF the prosecuting witness. A wit
ness for the defence testified that Ogilvie used
10 more force than was necessary to eject Rice
Mr.. Norris, for defence, argued that Rice haG
| the right to remain on the premises until he
| obtained settlement in full. Mr.. Harmon, fol
| plaintiff, contended that q full settlement hat
been made, and he had q right to eject Rice
| ard he merely used q moderate force in attempt
| ing to put Rice ont. The court suspended
| Judgment, Remaining that it appeared to be "s
| we'll conducted difficulty."
| Chas. Williams, charged with assaulting
| girl; SO. Antonio Biardo was charged will
assaulting Sarah Washington, and Thos. Wash
| ipgton with assaulting Antonio Biard0; IS each
Henry Young, assault on Rosa Scott; So an,
| costs. VIM. Mccarthy, threats against his wife
| q black-eyed, handsome little lady. was re
| quirea to give bonds in the sum Of $500 to kee]
| the peace six months.
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Governments Securities.
Markefa TN.fsaU.

BAL TINoRE, June - Virginia Sc, consoIi dated
bid. W.
BALTIMORE, June 22-Cotton quiet, but finn
low nldo lin ss, IS Flour in improved demand mar
sst fsEors buyers; Howard street superfse, 50 5oa
81; DO: extra. S7.75a S9.25; do family, S9.5)a
Sll so; City Mills superhue, sS seass; 90 extra,
To- do family, sllaSls; Western su perfne
S6msSa; do: extra, S7TsaS9. IS: do. family
25ss Wheat dull; Pennsylvania, 81 Sd:
Mesttrn 81 g0aS2. White southern corn quiet,
stock scarce, 49, yellow southern quiet S.: mix ii
western dull and nominal 65as6, Oats dull; western
meIn0er, 45ai5. Eye quiet. bur firm, SIasIp5 Pro-
visions quiet. Meas pork, sis 90 Bulk meats
strcng shoulders; S; rib sides, s5s clear rib sides
y; Bacon, fair jcbbing demand: shoulders, s.. as;
rlo sides ~; clear rib sides. 756as; sugar-cured
hams, Sals q. Lard dull, O. Western butter aniet
ana unchanged. Whisky arm, %.
INV YORK, une 22.-Stoeks Gull. God weak 49,,
GHoley easy, 4 Exchange, long, e&; short, 10 4
GoNernments dull and steady. Virginia S. a. ne =
90; North Carolin 5. 3l5z: new, 81
NEW York, June - Flour quiet. Wheat m.
changed. Corn duiet and unchanged
,LcNp4N, june p, 20 p. m.-Consols closed IN .
CnSt geai ABerica1 secgTitie. quiet AMI steady at
unchanged prices. The weather throughout Eng
laId today is fair and favorable 20 the growing
CROPS,