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Charles Lamb, Essay'ist denoun'

ced all spirituous liquors as wet Dam
nation.' Poor fellow; he knew where.
of he spake, by sad experience, and if
living. would apply the same to Alco-
holic Excitants, adversed as Curealls.
But there is one Tonic and Alternative
in existerce-the best the world has
ever known-which contains no alco-
hol. 1t is DIR. WALKER 'sCALIFoRNAI
VINEGAR BITTERs. fed25-4w.
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PROOF- :.
WHAT is NEEDED.
BOSTON, Feb. ID, 1871.
Mr.. II. K. STEVENS

Mr.. 81. K. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-About one year since found my
self in feeble condition from general debility
VEGETTNE was strongly recommended to me
by friend who had been much benefited by
its use. I procured the article AID after using
several bottles, was restored to health and dis
continued its use. l feel quite confident that
there is no medicine superior to IL for those
com plants for which 1t is especially prepared
and would cheerfully recommend 1t to those
who feel that they need something to restore
them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours, U. L. PETTING1LL,
Firm of s. M. Pettingill Co., 10 State-St.
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IT looks now very much AS though
the old war horses of The political par
ties, Allen and Wade, are to be pu
upon the Gubernatorial race course In
this State next Fall.
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Congressman King, of Minnesota, of
Pacific Mail notorlety, arrived in
Washington Saturday morning. He
says he will claim his seat in the next
Congress, will not resign, and will
boldly meet all charges.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
by the Probate Judge during the week endins
Tuesday:
Isaac E. Orr and Mary NJ. Brown.
Harvey Goodwin and Sarah E.
Davis. N
Chas., A. Jackson and Virginia A.
Linn.
Selkirk S. Lingo and Martha Ann
Martin.
George B. Bishop and Sarah A.
Groves.
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THE Comptroller of the Currency has
called on the National banks for re-
port of their condition at the close OF
business on the lst instant.
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Depth of snow.-At Evansville,
eight to nine inches; Columbus, nine
inches aud drifted; Louisville, six In.
ches and drifted from eighteen inches
to two feet,
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH is said to have
subscribed s125, 900 to defray the exPen-
ses of the Beecher trial.
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Teachers Examination.

Examin itions at st. Clairsville on
the 1st and Sd Saturday of March, 1st
of April, May and June.
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THE present Democratic Legislature
of Ohio, it is said will adjourn about
May 1st, and all the people will rejoice.
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VEGETINE

Instead of heing a puffed-up medicine has
worked its way up to its present astonishing
success by actual merit in curing all diseases
of the blood, of whatever nature.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-03-11

AT the election held in New Hanp-
shire, on Tuesday, the Republicans
gaiaed a sweeping victory.
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NOBLE CARTER,

is now prepared to attend to his official du-
i ties. and wishes all persons addressing him
to furnish Township and Section where sur
vey is to be made. Fees IS 90 per day.
Address st. Clairsville, Belmont county, o.
aprlo7Stf
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yFGFTINE

Is ackr owledged and recommended by physi>
clans and apOthecaries to be the best purifier
and cleanser of the blood yet discovered. and
thousands speak in Its praise who have been
restored To health.
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Does not deceive invaIids into false hopes by
purgiAg and creating fictitious appetite, but
assisting nature in clearing and purifying the
whole system. leading the patient gradually 70
Derfect health
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CINCINNATI, Nov. %, ls72
GIN
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:

CINCINNATI, Nov. 26, 1872
Mr.. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-Thetwo bottles Of VEGETINE furs
nished me your agent, my wife has used
with great baneft. - Z
For long time she has been troubled with
dizziness and costiveness; these troubles are
now entirely removed by use of VEGETINE.
She was also troubled with Dyspepsia and
General Debility; and has been greatly bene-
fitted THOS. GILMORE,
229% Walnut street,
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yEGETINE
VEGETINE

Was looked upon as an experiment for some
! time by some OF our best physicians, but those
I most incredulous in regard to its merit are
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Good Health-How to get il

Take Ike occasionally a few doses % HoOF
tne stomach. facilitating the digestion and as
n,i OF iood. so necessary TO the nourish
naer,, aaent VI the oody. 1t regulates the bowels
SaIIy ing on the foul matter that v7e,d other
WISE wise Im PAIR The action of the Livti and cor
tiH,, up .ne blood, producing foul Eruptions OF
ders, Jaundice BackacHe Neryous Dshiiity
an1 no General Weakness e-d Trritability.
Iney act not as drastic purgatfye but nv
arouSlnS tne dormant functions of Nature 10
neaithy action, .I,t thus setting the Channels
iree, cleanse and nourish the whole svstam :,
vigorous, joyous health -
1t is not Ruin Bitters but a nura r,adtooI
PREPARATION, that Is securing its thousands
daily, who joytully testify to its wonderful eff
ncWdsthcy Wty In curing disease and restoring health
Wnen orlsk purgative is required use
doOFEANDS PODOPHYLLIN PIKLS. They
acI promptly. without nausea or distress.
Proprietors, JOHNSTON, ,HOLLOWAYSCO co
Philadelphia. Sold by slI Druggists.
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VEGETINE

Is now prescribed in cases of Scrofula an
other diseases of the blood, by many of the bes
physicians owing to its great success III cur
ing all diseases of this nature.
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quarters 5,tt
liEhthS or each coupon Got
512 tickets 1000,
The Montpelier Female Humane Association
chartered by the Legislature of Virginia anu
the Circuit Court of Orange county, proposes
by Grand Gilt Concert to establish and endow
a Home for the Old Inflrm ard Destitute La
dies OF Virginia." at Montpelier, the former
residence OF President James Madison.
GOVERNORS OFFICE. RICHMOND. July 3. "a.
IL affords me pleasure 10 say that am well
acquainted with "A large majority of the officers
of the Montpelier Female Humane ASsocia>
tion. who reside In the vicinity of my home,
and attest their Intelligence and their worth
and high reputation as gentlemen, as well AS
the public confidence, influence and subStan-
ttal means Literally represented among them.
JAMES L. kEMPER, Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July s, 1874. - l COM
mend them as gents of honor and integrity
and fully entitled 10 the c0nfidedce of the pub
lie. II. W. HUGHES,
u. s. Judge East'n Dist. of Va
Further references by permission; Has Ex-
cellency Gilbert G. Walker, ex- Governor OF Va;
Hon Robert Withers, Lieut-Cov of Va, and
U Senator elect; Senators ami Members
Congress from Va.
Remittances for tickets may be made by ex
press prepaid, post-office money order or
Washington, ID c or by resitered letter.
For full particulars, testimonials &C. send
for circular. Address,
Hon. ASIEs BARBOUR,
Pres't NJ. +. II. A., Alexandria, Va-
As-Reliable agents wants everywhere.
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iVEGETINE!
VEGETINE

Strikes at the root of the disease by purllylne
the blood, restoring the liver and Kidneys 70
healthy action, invigoratins the nervous sys-
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VEGETINE

Is moi a vile nouseous compound, which SIM
ply purges the bowels, bus safe, pleasan
remedy which Is sure TO purify the blood ane
thereby restore the health.
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FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN

NATICK, Mass, June lst, 1872.
Mr. n. r. STEVENS: .-.----. -. -.. -4
Dear Sir-Through the advice and earnest
persuasion of Rev. E. 8. Best, OF this place, ]
have been taking VEGETINE for Dyspepsia
Of which have suffered for years. 81
have used only two bottles and already feel
myself new man Respectfully,
DIR. ], W. .CANRER.
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Report from n Practical Chemist and
ApOrhecary. -. O.

Report from n Practical Chemist and
ApOfhecary. t--
BOSTON, Jan. l. 1874.
Dear Sir-This is to certify that have sold
ut retail I5i15 dozen (1S52 bottes) of your VEG
ETINE since April L. 1870 and caR truly say
that IL has given the best satisfaction of any
remedy Tor the complaints for which 1t Is lec-
commended, that j ever sold. Scarcely day
passes without some of my customers testify
ing to it's merits on themselves or their friends.
am perfect cognizant OF several cases ct Scrof-
ulous Tuners being cured by VEGET1NE
alone in this vicinity. - - So
Very respectfully yours. Al GILMAN,
To H. r STEvANs. ESQ., 46s Broadway !
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June is 1875
lss4c good ordinary, Sc Net receipts bales sales.
So stock 10 l5 NeeklyNet receipts III bales; gross,
49, Exports c0astwise, 1855 Sales l72s
NEW oELsANs June IL. 1876
Cotton quiet; middling l5c. Net receipts S72 baleS
gross 573 exports coastwise, 49, SAFES 800 stock
Exports 10 France 2l9 TO the Continent ll30; coast
WISE LAPS. sales, G,OUJ. - -, - 80
Cotton unchanged middhng 1Alzc. Net receipts, -
bales. Exports coastwise POL Sales; IVY stock 80
Britain, 2,04 sales, $50 ,,e ,o,s
ceipts, i2I bales Exports coastwlse, Sss sales
stock, s.4s7. weekly-Net receipts, Isis bales ED
WILMINGTON N. O., June IL, 1875
spirits Of turpentine firm At sO'se Rona nrm At ~
q Tor yellow dip and s. % for virgin Tar steady
Flour in fair demand sales 100 hbs at 50 rs for No
spring So IS amber winter 81 for white winter and
Club. 81 Il; Extra White Michigan 81 Corn steady
gh sd o G w Ssd ~ SS ScR 10
$40; shipstus. S24; middlings 52z Canal ireights-
% Smns u 60 Fh ana u re &C. rcs
Boston e to Ney York ssc to AsSny 7S Soo i fss
csna shipments isS o feet lumber
CHICAGO June 49, 1876.
Flour quiet ana weak Wheat lower and In fair dc.
@saa Ju nS ss3e XagSst No. sprng, $40 sc
rejected ssc; sS1se. Corn lower ana In fair demans
ana droopins; no 5s14c SPOT; S5Ssc bid July aO.Sc
and higher; No spring. 81 % bid spot u Os sePtem
Der % PORK aget and wsak SIS o. spot siS S Jny
weaK and lower; 81 81 spot or July SIS 05 SIS oa
At the afternoon ca 81 board wheat was better.
Corn arm at Gsc ssy rs Aasnst oa Ss esss
july Reeepts-tour. 5000 bbs wheat, 40 900 Dashel
corn 300 DO Sa bSSS ss s6rD sO our oS
barley, lUUO do
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for Fourth National 154 for Park and 14o for Me-
cnanIcs'. The following were the latest BIDS
America, 1856; Central National 101; Chemical,
l. 900 CITY, 30o Commerce, 124; Continental. 108L;
Corn Exchange. 100; First National 200; Fourth
National. lOl; Hanover 90; Importers and
Traders, 2os; Mechanics, l4s; Mercantile, los;
Merchants, 1875; Metropolitan, 1874: Nassau. 103;
New York. 1876; North America, 1O31s; Park, 154;
Peoples, 40; Tradesmen's, l46h; Union, 1877.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Govern ment bonds closed strong ut the follow
ing quotations United states currency SKIES.
1928 1925; 40. do, 1881, registered. 12l 1924;
do. do. 1881, coupon, 1895 l27; 10. fve-twen-
ties, 1862 registered 49,; do do, no., coupon,
11s1< a lls7s; do. DO. 1854, registered, llsT
1lol6 do. do +, do, coupon. 1875 1l9: DO. co.,
1885, registered, l2lh 122; do. de-, do, coupon,
l22K 1924; 40. do, do, new, registered, 1909
121; do. do, do. coupon, 1241S l243s; do. do,
1867 registered, 1914 q 1873; do. do. do, cou-
pon 1861 1885,; do. do. 1858, registered. 1915
121I; do do, do. coupon, 1855 1885; do.
ten-forties. registered, llsK q 11sh: do. oo.,
coupon, 1l914 11919: do. fves, 1881, registered.
118 1l8A; do. d. do, coupon 118x lie.
RAILROAD BONDS
These were quiet, though firm, especially in the
late dealings The largest transactions were in
Union Pacific irsts and sinking iunds the former
selling at lo49S 1oisz, and the latter at e3T o.
Central Pacincs sold at 1861, Pacific OF Missouri
nrsts OF 9416 sta, and Ohio and Mississippi con-
soldared at o816. o., G. and /. O. 1rsts were down
~ per cent, ana Wabash nrss (st. Louis division)
per cent. Northwestern 1rsts were u higher, as
were also New Jersey Central 1rsts. Central Pa
ciGcs and Oregon branch 1rsts.
STATE BONDS.
In State bonds the transactions were confined
to Missouri long SKIES at 1929 Georgia gold sevens
at 96 and Virginia deferred at sA. District OF
Columbia 1865 sold at 1914, decline OF u. There
were no sales OF Tennessees. but quotations were
lower TIE Nashville Banner OF the 18th says:-
Governor Porter yesterday received a despatch
leave New York at five O'Clock r. M. Tor NASHVILLE
He had failed to make satisfactory arrangements
TO borrow money. He could obtain IL along In the
neighborhood of per cent, Dut the state could
not afford TO pay more than per cent. the
July interest," will, therefore. not be paid.
MEMORANDA.
Philadelphia advlces report stocks unsettled
and give the following quotations :--Pennsylvanta
skies, third issue, 1l216; Reading Railroad. 63M;
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 2ok; Pennsylva-
MA Railroad, 49z
The Harlem Railroad and western Union Tele-
graph transfer books will be closed tomorrow Tor
dividends.
IL understood from good authority that the
Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio managers
are arranging a new schedule OF passenger fares
made extending to September and october. they
are not likely to effect or change existing prices
for some time TO come the Western roads, es-
pecially those which are compelled 10 compete
with the canals.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Irregular and The Market Fever
iSh---PriCeS Generally Lower.
GOLD FIRM AT III Ia
Money Easy at 3 l-2 and ] Per Cent on Call
More London Disasters.
WALL STREET,

FRIDAY, June lS-6P. M.
The stock market to-day was irregular, fever
fish and troubled. The news from London and the
outlook at nome were both discouraging. Prices
generally were lower. me prevailing disposition
was TO sell. According 10 late reports from the
leading representatives OF our railway lines there
is to be no change in rates II these be true the
various companies Will earn NO more ana no less
than they did before the "war.u Conseq uently
The truce that has been established exerts no
direct eject upon speculative values. Shrewd
operators are predicting still lower hg-
ures, but concede the fact, nevertne-
less, that, were 1t not Tor extraneous
Influences such as those which have sud-
denly developed themselves abroad, tue moment
was opportune for O. purchase. While there Is
much to be said pro and con there ts much TO be
misconstrued In The saying, and we, therefore,
simply recite the prices, and leave TO others the
privilege or Inference 1t is difficult TO say how
much the stock market was affected by these
foreign complications or by local causes. The
figures are as follows:-
THE STOCK MARKET.
The most active security Lake Snore, or
which some 156, 900 shares were sold at from 6lK
to SO. Later there was recovery 10 60. large
snort interest was created Erie was active. ani
receded from 15A to 142l, ending, however, ut
l514. The "bears" are naming 10 and even lower
figure as the result OF the proceedings Tor FORE
closure. Pacific Mail sold at 32lS 32sS 32sS.
Gossip concerning this stock is quite contraaic-
tory western Union during the day was firm,
ranging from rs to 1871, with close at q.
Atlantic ana Pacific Telegraph advanced from 22}s
to %. O., G. and /. G. went down to 8, but rallied
to SO. Union Pacific sold at 731s 741S a 1891.
New York Central at 101N 1918. St. Paul was
freely offered sale at 81 3l2i 3lh, and ended
at 3l%. Northwestern common sold at SO a 362S
s5A, with closing figures at 36h. Ohio and Mis-
sissippl sold at 22A 2s Wabash declined from
IA to 6A.
THE SALES TO-DAY
amounted TO 800, 900 shares, which were divided
among active stocks as follows New York Central
and Hudson 400; Erie 49, 500; Lake Shore los, 100;
Cleveland and Pltlsburg, coo; Northwestern, 1870;
do. preferred. 100; Rock Island, LOO; Pacific
Mail, %, 400; ST. Paul, 3,soo do. preferred, 400;
Ohos 5000; Western Union 10000; waoasD, 8, 100;
Union Pacific, s,4Oo; c., @. and I. O., 1900.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
80 4ha
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JUNE 49, 187a-rRPLH SHEET

blowing out Scotch-The market was Que. and prices
were without material change. scrap was dnll ana
offered ut So without buyers Rails were qnlet ana
prices without quotable change We quote No
forge SIS S24 No Coltness $50: No GiengarhOck.
$3I No Eglinton $50 Gartsherrie $685. railroad iron,
No foundry 81 S2S; iron rails S5l S5S steel rails
SIS Ia 577
LEAD-The iobbing trade fair, the market was
quiet and prices without change. We quote -
spanish, ordinary, per 100 lbs, So s7t5; Gernan, or
81 rs; domestic refined So 80 Sd god bar. SIC. pipe
94c. sheet 91sc. Tatham's improved TN lined lead
pipe, l6ac.
market for hemlock sole was quiet with
rlr obDing demand ut full prices receipts from tan
neries were tull and stocks were well assorted The
ceIpis the o. I31 and L65J bales Tx
port, IL. OJO sides.
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ssst ordinary to prime sss Sc. hoODs IL feet. do

feet, ordinary to prime sSs s7c hoODs Il feet do.
30c. SIC
coPPrn-The market was Arm and prices were IN
changed We sales OF l5OUOO lbs at &c 2s54c we
quote New sheahing DC; bolts Sic hrazlers' &c
nails, 5Sc SOC. old sheathng, 6c., mixed lots lsc
Zc,; American ingOt lake 23c. 2334c- yellow metal
New sheathng and bronze, &c. bolts, 25c; nahs
sheathng, 2lc. 22c
CoTToS-Quo for spot cotton reduced &c.
for al grades short notices refused ny exporters
at l4I6c. There was some demand from German eX-
who confined bids table cotton. Greek e1-
porters Ct the market The bids from the Ger
mans were low compares with the reduced quota
lions annexed, which holders offered freely As the
market closed dispatches received from Liverpool
countermanding orders and reducing limits. With
grave apprehensiOns OF London financial Difficult
ties extending 10 Manchester and Liverpool, while
tine market reports from Liverpool were OF =
continued unfayorable TENOR, futures sold Cd &c. and
closed with continued downward tendency The bust
ness IN futures was mostly due 10 purchases made BY
|! l5ec July Il - SIC i l5lto August 70 ls2e
a 2ssc 4 i,l6e Noysouber, = s,l6c u iss4c
l4alc; February, 4 l5l6c IA 3f.c March, is slice.
is 7-32c. April l5ssc l5sc May, 10 1880. ltssc.
Quotations based standard OF classification IN
September l. 1874, upland cotton in running
III quality not more than halt grade above below
the grale quoted ordinary ls4e good ordinary
mlddug. 5Mc.; good middng, l654c. Quotations based
uHar II .Afa len
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leum. AZ g. So an Americas DARK from PhilAdelpkia
70 cagliari, with COD refined petroleum. at ss1
per case Russian BARK hence 10 Cronsadt with AUJ9
bbls DO DO, AZ 4s l01sd british brig hence % tne
Continent with s4eJ bDls. DO. do at As Cd. Norwe'
gan bark from Baltimore 70 Elsinore tor orders, with
2fO1 bbs do 40, at S.. British bark, hence 10 the
baltic with 1900 DO. DO. at a. 81 Norwegian bark
hence to Copenhagen, with 20 bbls DO DO. AZ IS 81
another. hence Danzig. with $500 bbls. do. do,
As 3D. German bark, OF 240 tons register, from Rich
mond 70 Trieste. with full cargo Virginia tobacco
unrKv IA farm
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and lowest prices OF the days.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following are the changes OF the last twenty
four hours:--
-ADvANcE.-Atlantic and Pacific preferred. n;
Northwest common, u; Rock Island r.: gold. 4.
DEcLISE.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, ";
New York Central, Is; o., Z. ana ]. e., u; Erie, /;
Paclnc Mai, 1; Quicksilver. Il; St. Paul, ri;
WaDash, \; Union Pacific, u: st. Paul preferred,
u; Erie in London, e.
The stationary stocks were :-Delaware. Lacka-
wanna ami Western, Harlem, Ohio and Mississippi.
Panama and western Union and District Of Colum-
nta Q.asa
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAvANA. june II, ISII
Spanish geld, Dol a 202 Exchange verv active; on
United States 60 days currency, N q rs premium; sh
sight do, 80 81 premium; short sight, gold. los
premum on London. l32 q l35 premium sugar
and nominal
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n of ssiIicatlon:-

For delivery oass low m.ddaE the sales have ,Ss
s ssf9 & august IS al 4 atsst eS
ssmbeT soj oeo6er 400 a. a 2S;sac Noysm-
ssy q 4 gsSs%ssy H. 10y
'%I i5 ~ "a s'sis
90 a. i 2ssac, goo at i lSiSss;i August iC6
il'is A;SS 5 y E i5ss
~ 4 se Ss;sjs5 i
,sss .e 6sss%D.s i15 isas isS ii siSe
Ss9 e Total s7o s. bales CRAM tOts l the
!fa"s @ sGsS ,ssaSsS ESss
.
burg by steam, fc compressed; 70 Br emen by steam
hGCs.~The market was duh and easy. Some holders
at Isle We quote -Long Island New Jersey and near
Western, isc. Southern. iSc geese &c 2sc ducks
FnAraTns.--rhe market rather strong. with sales
mixed at t5c To- We quote Prime new geese SOC.
&c. t @1sS isstheqs per ' men
flREoRAcKnRs we're still weak and quoted 81 Is
Cr s9Es i1 for sodsh was quiet with ar
Ss eorse Rdafss
bought Maesers a. p s aS with a sss
No and l50 bbs No Bay at So Boxed herring was &C
tive with sales Of 10000 boxes Soc 33c. Barreled
herring duh and nominal We quote NO. bays,
$40 sll; No. 2, IS So 50; No. 5, none No. English
none; No. 2 none; No 5, So; Georges Bank goldfish
SIS 50; Grand IS 81: Western, none new large threes
Sc 50; medium, 81 81; scaled herring Sc s3c.
FLoUn AND GRAIS-Receipts-Fiou IL 0l0 bbs. wheat
4949 bushels; corn 5000 do OATS 81 $50 DO There
no Improvement Ia the Bour market nearly all kinds
being dull and some kinds fayoring the seller The
sales were 1900 bpls. rye flour was steady. Corn
meal was quiet and unchanged We note sales of 600
bbls and 500 bags at 81 ~ 81 so We quote western
yellow So 90 81 IS Jersey and Pennsylvania yellow,
IS 81 10; coarse, 81 81 ane siited 81 6 boiled yell
saeked-Coarse, 81 Sc 81 Cyl nne yellow, 81 70 81 IS;
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EIrR0PEAN MARKET

IoSpos PRODUCE MARKKr.-LoNpoE. June le-EveM
ipp-Sperm oil q fl00 per whale oil, &SA 81
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