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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

Coal SHIPMENTS. The coal shipments from
this port for the week, amount to l0,5Sl tons
as follows American Coal Company 6,23l
tons. Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Company
$50 and J. p. Agnew 1000 tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29
NTARM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

IIIARM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
This delightful UMMER RESORT has been
much improved, ard will be
OPENED JUNE 18th.
Pamphlets and full information to be had of
Messrs. Wheat s. Anderson, Baltimore; Jnnney
j. Co.. Alexandria, or OF the Proprictors.
EUBANK, REYNOLDS Il CO., Props.
Bath county, je Him
DAWLEY SPRINGS,
IL Eleven Miles from Harrison, urg,
In Rockingham county, Va,
This celebrated W Alering Place Will be open
for visitors on the lst Of June, 1872, under the
management Of JOS n. WOODWARD, Esq.
The water Of these Springs Is the strongest
Chalybea'e in the United States, and is peculiar
IL efficient in the diseases Of females, while rs Il
Tonic its virtues are unsurpassed.
ACCOM- MUDATIONS STRICTLY FIRST
CLASS.
Visitors leaving Baltimore OF Washington by
the early morning train arrive nt the Springs TO
tea.
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $3.50; per week,
SIS; per month, 500 Children under II years
of aye and servants half price. A Is. lHlCh,
Pres. Board of Directors.
Rawlcy Springs my 3-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

Counsel have been engaged to-day IN taking
dispositions at the office OF Mcssrs: hent d
Neale in this city, in case pending in Hamp-
Shire sti county, W. Va, involving the title to
nroperty valued at more than million OF a s1
lars and in which some of the citizens OF TINS
Mace have an interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

DRowNED.-A itw days ago man named
McCann shipped on board schooner then dis
charging plaster at the foot of Prince street.
He proved not to be an efficient hand, and on
Yesterday became intoxicated and was dis
charged by the captain of the vessel. Shortly
after, staggering along the verge Of the wharf,
he dropped some articles overheard and on
reaching over to recover them, lost his balance
and was precipitated into the water. Ii may
be that his head struck some object in the fall,
for he was unable to recover himself and sank
and was drowned. Enoch Davis discovered
the whereabouts of the body with pole, and
Keat Davis, his brother, divcd to the bottom
and brought it up. The remains were properly
inferred TODAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

INoUEsTs. -Coroner Beach to day Held IN
quests upon the bodies of McCann, who was
drowned yesterday evening in the dock at the
tnot Of Prince street. and Ipo. w. Lightloot,, who
died very suddenly last night. at the residence ne,
Of Mrs. Goodrich No. 200 Duke street. In the
former case verdict was rendered that the
deceased was accidentally drowned while lntoAl-
Gated aud in the latter that death occurred IRON
natural causes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

SUDDEN DEArM.-Mg John ". Lighttoot, a
bricklayer, was found dead in his'bed at the resi-
depce of Mrs. Goodrich, POO Duke street, this
morning. lie had been complaining sllg htly tor a
few days but worked steadily at his trade up
to last night. Upon retiring ne took some
light medicine, but died during the nighI' at
what exact hour could not be ascertalueu, as
his death was not discovered until this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29
THEAP DRESS GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED.

We have just opened some very cheap DRESS
dimes in Black and White grounds-benuliiu
goods. We have also Plain Black Grenadines
and Hernanies at about half what they were
worth last season. All kinds of Dress goods at
reduced prices Call and see them ut
ie14 WILMER s. SLAiMAkERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

CRY SCHOOL BoARD.-The regular meeting
of this Board for June was held at the Super
iutendent's office, last evening, present: John
W. Burke, esq, Chairman, the City s>qpIerln-
tendent, and Mcssrs. Addison, 5. f. Beach,
Wilmington aud Whittlesey. -,
After waiting for q quorum until nine CLOCK
the Board adjourned over until Monday nlght.
The failure to get QUORUM, which has nevel
but once before occurred since the School Board
was organized, arose from the fact that there
is vacancy in its membership, aud that Tour
Of its members are also members OF the Com
mon Council which was in session at the same
time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

EXAMINATION OF PEABODY SCHOOL,
Thursday was the day originally fixed for the
examination OF Peabody School, bat as the
Mayors gold medal for improvement in Pen.
manship was understood to have been awarded
TO I'll of that school, and Mr. Latham ex-
pectcd to be in attendance on the Conservative
State Convention on that day, it was arranged
to have the examination on Monday. AS, how
ever one Of the examiners expected to leave
town on Monday morning. the school was par,
TALLY examined by Mcssrs. john W: Burke and
John S. Beach on Thursday Our reporter
not being aware of the change in the pro-
gramu,c was not present a more formal ex-
animation will take place on Monday, when the:
gold medal will be formally presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

The MARKET, this morning, was quite
abundanty supplied bnt we have no change
to notice in the prices Of meats or vegetables,
since our last report. The late rains are bring
ing on the vegetables, tomatoes, cucumberS
&c. Some fine fish were on the benches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29
FOR EVERYBODY.

We haze THIS day rccclved n I!lII me OF
Nine. DEMOREST'S PATTERNS,
and rs we have accepted the agency for this city
for them, we will at all times have on hand u
complete assortment of the various styles and
sizes. Catalogues sent on application; Any
Pattern will be sent by mail on receipt Of price
postage paid. Subscriptions received Tor NJ NJ me ne
Demorests Monthly Magazine. Yearly $500
with beautiful Chrome as premium t. each
subscriber.
ie ~ WIN Ek y SLa1 vi ahEh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29
TRENCH AND SCOTCH MUSLINS.

We desire to call the attention of the ladies'
and misses to an elegant assortment of FRENCH
and SCOTCH MUSLIN, for commencement
dresses, just received, and at very attractive
prices. Our Dress Goods Department, since the
heavy fall of prices in importers hands, has
been rcplcnished, and we feel safe in saying that
rarely have such inducements been offered.
IN N j. NJ STEWART
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

RAILROAD RECEIPTS. During the week the
following have been the receipts by the o. a.
&M r. R-Corn bushels, wheat 10, rye 80,
onions 65, -four pa bbls, butter - hrklns, eggs
81 bbls and boxes, fowls $ coopS, fruit baskets:
bark los and a half cords, WOO % sacks, tooac-
co l34 boxes aud cases, ground sumae 50 sacks,
calves 26, hides ! bale and 20 bundles bacon
sos lbs leather Is rolls, wood IA cords. rags
l,295 lbs, beeswax 81 lbs, calf skins pale anu
5 skins, iron 1884 lbs,iappies 9 bbls, lumber
1926 feet, cattle, sheep, &c. l6 cars spokes
car 49,. .....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29
yNILLlAM H. BECK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
GEN ERAI. CLAIM A & E n T
81 King street. Alexandria, va.

Nr Il "
81 King street, Alexandria, Va.
Collects vouchers received from Quartcrmas-
tiers during the war; procurcs Pensions, Boun-
ties. Patents and Land Warrants; prosecutes
Claims of loyal citizens and infants for property
tnkrn during the war and for rent Claims TO-:
Mail Service in 1851; Claims of owners OF Con
liscatcd Property and Claims of owners Of prop
crty sold for direct taxes for restitution; also
Claims of purchasers OF such property where it
has been recovered, and Claims generally against
the United States
Special attention will be given to the prosecu-
ton of Bankrupt business under the recent
amendment of the Bankrupt ac'. which allows
the Bankrupt TO retain about $500 worth OF
Circulars containing the amendment sertu upon
application. Je lo-d&twZm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29
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ron SHLE OK KE.HT.

FOR SALE-HOUSE No. 4S Prince ST.,
s$; west Of the First National Bank-tn be re-
moved within thirty days after sale. Apply TO
Ia JS 1T GREEN l. " ISE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

COMMENCEMENT OF ST.. M.,RY's ACADEMY.
The Commencement Exercises of St Mary S
Academy took place at St. Marys Hall, yccster-
day evening. and were witnessed by large
audience The exhibition was very interesting;
and reflected credit alike upon teachers and
pupils
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29
SE.U.UER RESORTS.

1ORDAN'S WHITESULP HURSPRlN0S,
y Frederick county, Va.
Twcnty-seven miles from Harpers Ferry, ana
only one-and-n-half miles from Stephenson's
Depot F. o. point on the IIsrper's Ferry and
Winchester Railroad, five miles from WIN
chester.
This well-known and popular resort is now
open for the reception of guests.
RATES OF CHARGES
week ~
month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. M w
Children and colored servants half price;
white servants three-fourths price, or according
10 accommodations furnished.
Tclegraphic communication with all parts OF
isrs Prof. HUGHES FINE BAND OF MU-
SIC will be in attendance. Billiards, Bowling
Alley Swings, &c.
Masquerade and Fancy Balls Will he gwen
frequently during the season.
Pamphlets for distribution.
JORDAN s. CO., Proprietors.
Z. c. JORDAN, Owner and Manager.
Frederick co., Va, je 22-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

THE ARLINGTON HOME SCHOOL Source
last night was pleasant treat, and passed OH
very agrecably There was evidence of excellent
taste III the whole getting up OF the affair.
robin Adair' and Failing Leaves. were most
creditaby rendered, as were several other 10,
strumental aud vocal pieces The ochool
Master was a success, aud the pieces lmlnedi-
ately following was very justly encored Miss L.
Nj. immortalized herself IN the song Inc Glris
are all Married but Me" Give the little LADY
4 half dozen years more aud it will De her OWL
fault if she ever has to sing that song IN earnest
All of the audience went away delighted. and
leaving their best wishes for the accomplished
Principal, who has already won place IN the
hearts of our community: which gives promise
OF an suspicious opening OF her school next
session. The following was the programme:
The Sunbeam March, by Miss Anne W timer;
Position de Lonjumcau, Misses Nlnder ana
Head.
The Angels Serenadc, Chorus.
Robin Adair. Miss Kate Simpson.
Rosa Lee, Duet. cn ,,
Falling Leaves, Ella lleaa, OF baltimore
Let US Dance on the Sands, Chorus.
Last Hope, Annie Wilmer.
The Girls are all Married but Me, Song
Gallon dc Bravoure, Miss Davis.
Tn Pot Pourri, Piano and Flute.
The School Master, Comic. :
The Whispering Wind, Mamie Nalrn' Oh
Polka De La RENE, Mary Winder.
Come DER the Mooulit Sea, Misses DAVIS
FantaSie. by Thalberg, Miss Jones.
Fairies Of the Hills, Quartette and Chorus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

THE NATlVITIEs OF ALEXANDRIANs.-- The
census tables give the following information re-
lative to the nativites of the inhabitants OF
Alexandria city and. county: Total number
of native born population, 1872 Born in |lr-
ginia, 1884; in Maryland, 1909; New lork.
249; Pennsylvania, OBS; North Carolina, 80;
Tennessee, - Total foreign born population,
9S'. Born iu Ireland, SOB; Germany. 234; Eng
land and Wales, lG4; Scotland, 2G; France, 10;
British America, Is; Switzerland, ); Sweden
and Norway, s; Holland, ,; Austria, 3. Alex
andria has within its population more Mary
LADDERS than any other county IN the State
more lrishnen than any other except tlenr!cc
and Norfolk; more Germans ihan any county
other than the two named. Campbell. Din
widdlc Hcnrico, james City and Norfolk ex
coed Us in the number of Canny Scots, buI
Heurico only has more English than A1cxan
dria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

FOR RENT-The DWELLING No. 81
s% King street, ut present occupied by Major
j. H. Srnvot. 1t is III excel. mt order, and pro-
vldcd with gas and water. Poss. ssion given
Immediately. Apply to
il y colt VILLA Nj GRE(IDlt1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

MAYORS OFFIcE-John Buckley and John
w. Mahoue, for fighting at the ST. Asaph
street depot. Malone fined aud Buckley ad-
moniShed aud dismissed.
Lizzie Storrs, ti9.i sister, noisy on the street
last tight, was locked up and this morning dis
charged with reprmand.
James Simms. drunk on streets, sent to work
house for 90 days.
Ellen McNeal, drunk on streets, was released
on promise to quit the city.
MAGISTRATES OFFlCE-A warrant was Is
sued this morning by Justice Beach, on conl-
plant OF Lucy Brown, for the arrest Of Mollie
Lemon, Tor threatening and abusive language.
NIGHT REPORT. might clear and warm.
Five prisoners in the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

g.. To LET-An excellent COMMODIOUS
aI d ELLlNG, late Perry estate; good
shade and fruit trees, on Fairfax st., between
Gbbon and Franklin. Inquire of
ic Gl-lf W. =. GRAVES. corner below.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

-. FOR RENT-The WAREHOUSE on
a$i the southwest corner of King and Water SIS
Apply To lie 27-til a. HERBERT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

THE EXAMINATION OF HALLowELI SCHOOL
for colorcd girls, located on Alfred street, near
Princess and taught by Miss Sarah A. Gray
assisted by Mrs. Jane A. Crouch and Miss
Harriet B. Douglas took place yesterday
by Messrs. A. +. Addison and Henry B. Whit
tington, of the City School Board, assisted by
the Superintendent. 1t lasted from 9! to "a
clock, and was considered an excellent one,
the Superintendent declaring that the reading
was decidedly better than that OF the white
schools which had been examined. In Arithmetic
too the work of some of the children was sur
prisingly rapid, and in the other studies they
did well, especially il spelling, IN which some
of the white schools have been found Iehclent.
The award of the Superintendent! medal
was not announced, nor were any prizes, gwen,
as this school will unite with the colored male
school in public distribution on Tuesday even
ing next. $50.
At the end of the examination, Mr.. Addison
addressed the children, complimcnting them
highly on their proficiency. Messrs. tickln
and Harper of Washington and Custs Schools
with the principal OF Lee School. were present,
as were, also, most of the colored teachers and
many of the childrcn's parents. Geo H. Sea
ton. Rev. G.. w. Parker Geo. p. Douglas, and
| other prominent colorcd citizens, also, attended.
CLOSING EXERCIsEs.-Thc Episcopal High
School closed its annual session on Wednesday
last. The occasion was one Of much interest,
and not only from this city and the vicinity,
but from all portions of the State, and from the
neighboring States numbers attended he
exercises were opened by prayer and after mu'
sic and the delivery of certificates of distinction
and of proficiency, the following presentations Of
prizes for Scholarship were made: Whlttlc
prizes British Essayists. 5 vols, cloth, tc
Robert Allen Castleman, of Alexandria, va;
Stratford Shakespeare. 6 vols, cloth, TO Frank
Partridge Jones. Of Cecil Co., Md. Meadt
Prize Strattord Shakespeare, 6 vols, half calf
to Thomas Jones Packard, of Fairfax Co., VA;
presentation of medal for English Composition
to S,auhopc Fonrose Wood, Of Washington, y.
c. Then came music aud then the annual ad,
dress by Judge Theodore S. Garrett, ir, OF
Nanseuond Co., Va. The address is highly
spoken Of by those who heard it. The exercises
were closed by the Bcnodiction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

TINE ORIENT SAFETY LAMP
l. Burns any kind of oil with perfect safety,
and is beautifully finished Received and for
sale At Us King street. T. ). MILLER.
NH 2S-3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

TIE WEATHER, to-day, has been Of the ''melt-
ing mood" Coats and vests have been aban-
doned, 10 most instances, while shirt-collars are
all dropping. Ice and ices are in demand, while
the soda and mineral water fountains have been
kept in constant play. The chief occupation OF
most people has been to find a COO spot and
stay in it until it got too warm. The thermome-
ter indicated 90 in the shade with breeze.
How high the mercury would have gone in the
sun without breeze, no one could be found to
ascertain. 1t has been the hottest day OF the
season, and may its like not often recur,,-l, e.
if convenience and comfort are to be consulted
winch, however, we don suppose will be done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29
EIEEKSD.N"S.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO r. r.

WASHlSeToS AND AM OHIO H. H.
IL s e: Z; :::.::::
Tickets will be sold over the Washington ana
Ohio Railroad on JULY 4th, 1872, ut HALF
THE USUAL RATES between Alexandra
and all stations going and returning.
ie DIT 4. II. HAVENER, y. j. a
TO- The ine iron side-whecl steamer
E.9lsz]S ALICE
has been rcpaintcd and fixed up for EHCu Il
SION PARTIES Parties wishing to charter
the boat will do we'll by applying to E. D.
LAMBERT, IS Union wharf, or to Captain
JOS. d. DAWES on board. le"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

FOR RENT One-lInif OF the property
E:a known rs BELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE.
Apply on the premises, No. III Queen street
jc l4-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-29

~. FOR RENT-The STORE ~ King ST., ut
ETH present occupied by Ii. Strauss H. IL clothing
!, ore. Possession given July ist Apply on tho
IT, ltd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-20
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A HOMEOPATHIC EXPLANATION.
LAKE GEORGE, July Is, 1872.

LAKE GEORGE, July Is, 1872
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD
As Registrar OF the Homeopathic College it is my
duty to call your attention TO an error you have
unintentionally made In your article entitled "a
Homeopathic Monument" in o-lay's is ne. The
article would lead the public to believe that this
was college enterprise alone. The credit of erect
ing the beautiful building described, to be occupied
by the 0phthalmic Hospital and Homeopathic COL
lege, Is entirely due to the able, active and ener-
getic Board OF Managers OF the New York Opnthal-
mic Hospital, which for twenty six years past has
been doing work OF charity unsurpassed by that
OF any institution In the city. AS college we are
under too great debt or gratitude 10 the gentle
men comprising this board TO allow the impression
10 go out uncorrected that are the constructors
or this magnificent ednce; and | should like to
take this opportunity to acknowledge publicly the
gratitude we owe 10 the Ophtllamic Board, who
have In the construction or our apartments con-
suited us and our interest in every particular and
who have leased TO us at the comparatively mod
crate rent OF 5000 a year accommodations I'M
equalled by those OF any medical college in the
country. The endowment Of 800, QUO by Mrs. Emma
A. Keep was to the Ophthalmic Hospital not to the
College. will add, however, that the college could
use and would not object 20 receiving like amount
should any wealthy and literally inclined individual
Registrar New York Homeopathic Medical College.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-20
Thu INTER COLLEGIATE REGATTA
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

ham, nineteen years, 8 feet OK inches, i4lx lbs ;
chest, 88 inches. r. M. Child twenty years, feet
Ok inches, 14l lbs; chest, SO inches. w. g. Pratt,
twenty ono years, feet inches, las lbs chest, 8S
Inches r. d. A. PARROT, nineteen years, s feet oH
Inches. is2 lbs. !; chest, ssH inches. A. 9. Hall,
eighteen years. feet, inches lis lbs. chest, 3S
inches q, d. Hill. twenty years. feet inches,
137 lbs; chest. SO inches. Shell built by Fearon,
OF Yonkers, AN feet by 20 inches.
Each crew has It's friends, who pat 1t forward as
the winning one; but the truth u.s. the crews have
not seen enough Of each other nor has any one
seen enough OF the other to allow OF an intelligent
judgment being passed. Arrangements are being
made TO start the beats as fairly as possible SCI OF
six silver cups will be given to the two winning
crews and In addition Set OF flags to the champion
University crew Floating logs In the river give
the crews some trouble In their practice but they
will Doubtless be cleared away before the race.
The course IL a straight-away three-mile one. the
starting flag is set few rods below the Agawan
ferry landing and the home flag near Galup's
Grove The course is said to be the best In New
England for a straight-away race. though little
shallow for the last mile on the left side. The race
can DO seen from any point along the shore, and
arrangements will be made IL possible for report
ers to follow In small steamboat. SO in a week
from now, II the weather Is propitous, we may
witness the greatest intercollegiate race that has
yet occurred In this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July 10. is7a
::S'ss ~ ssss
Cotton dun and nothing DOING; maaaSs ~ sney
70 Wsss Net ssss0s ssss,p Sa ssCss a.
sSgors5ro nssrpooL scsa to usvrs, 1885 coastwise,
Sss saio9 s" s Net J TSeeR wod S
Ne, receipts Is Exports eossf~se, 49, sales ss
sr nominal, 1 !ssss i%IS = s
.-,-,.-.... wIIxIEeros, N. c. July 10, 1877.
& 8 se iT ssl AS;n sW Ss
% K: = ss; M. sf :: e II sr dip ana Sf
,s ,,a. MssYss Sq ~ sc,
Flour steady and in good aemssS ssc suy bS a,
81 IS ior 10 SPRING FOR amber winter 80 90 for Wite
as s sfs %hs ss G 'gs
os asS Ssi ps ss cSnn s %Sa steady %
short. shorts ss snpss9,Is as HiSang. ss pSTton Ish
% The q e y Ssw
M 20 sS;sV r. & e Ssw
'ss wv s p1 Sashss iamSs s s sH
Lake mporrour ss, ss pg %s.: sSS Sg nss
sSSln oI. rys lq9 a 90 % Canal "a
,ass, DO. RAN Shipment. rom sIssascr:%hssi sSos6
sS os ~ DO Do Ssns ss.9 Sssh The
sf%sps .ssr 60 as 81 ~ SssTs gaE
aseS Wheat Irregular and depresscd sellers asking lc
more Than buyers are willing 70 pay sales OF small lots
No Mlwaukce spring at 81 white Canada quoted at
20, Milwaukee, spring No. at 81 30 81 81; No. 2
chi.sso ,psins g 50 white Canada 81 70 81 Is; red
Offered a. :s BY boat had with iss BID sale; Of few
ada quoted at 81 Is 81 80; Western 81 I5a ii % Pro
visions unchanged.
CuIcAco, July 10, 1874
Flour quiet aud unc hanged Wheat Ia fair demand but
iowsr demand mainly spec.'stye sales OF No 2sprins
s s.s sslisr ssp,e@ssr' No = 90, sI1aGs Corn
%.e, cash: iie seller Augast asc seller september
oss dan and lower sales q No a, 2s'ic cash zsc
So Barley dun a, Soy &c. sc. Tor No wh H
ksy ~ god demand .. We Pork sctiye and
ter 7ac. Tor summer. Bulk meats in good demand at
Bacon unchanged sussr-cared hams sold at lac Cattle
quiet, weak aud unchanged Live hogs In good dcman
al etloa - @ freights advanced, ana IN lair demand
esn bs. Hour sS bashel. wheat. sls,oo bushels
TD bushels oats vO bushels l00 cattle and 9O0J
hogs shipments bbls Hour. ti0O bushels wheat
ss'Oo busbel. corn. do0O bushels oats 2.sO cattle aud
7.OJ hogs.