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cotton seed N Cotton Seed Ass0ciation--5I7 sAcks
wheat Glover 4 Odondahl- 40 bbls OH AldiRe--And
wheat
NEW NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.

wheat
INV fapI,EANa AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
lumber ,a,,.a s,. K, e +
Jacques Leyy2 car pig irop Johnssn r sls
pkgs peeT Wa1s Nv sspM .;ar ncn asn hars sneT
sa y MI psss ia MI mix NEST 10 Miller
M w shoes stern Acol 40 hats
kslnsrsn M9ntaTaler ~ e. ehs uu vincent ECO
~ y 1870 y Laya - 80 nsnar (1tia3 kega of
Dah ESQ pIas pa Wheels
pkRs " 20 c nkas mase Runge
% ~ IL ~ Tgtnar 40 cases I'd dse
~ as ro,Is ea,hsr Kalier boxes bacen
1e h aa Heroes anms do Calhoun
srar :. y - u EdsanSJ r Rarnattg bales oil
a.fo sh sts 10 cotton gins &c
JIG B Wolfe &co-2 bills whisky j II Rareshtde-
boxes mdse to order-i do Saunderson-5 pkgs OIL
earthenware q ii Henehemsn--l2 boxes tobacco Mi.
= bbls whisky CLARK & Hunters tierces hams to
w a Mathews L BTs-10 do 10 boxes bacon Sehwa-
Lawrence &eo.ls boxes tobacco Hernsheim q BIO
81. buRgy mayer &co--6 Dds posat9es 2 ns,
- saws = DCOleman g Bro ~ Melces laia w
mann a 10 sons Rkgs onf.es NV
- 90 Capt Lyons-l2 SACKS WOOL 70 foTcheimer
Br0s-9 90 Adler &co--6O sacks cotton seed 20 tne
81 cotton s Assoo,aton-lSe D oo1es sopacGo
1sM HudEins &eo-ls J T sarazi \, 70 Wseker.
~ T ase ss0tT ~
bills whisky FJ Apples II do Frapaenlne II Sand
sundrics To order Total 80 sacks cotton seed
Receipts ut the New Wagin.
CnvrNETnN o. staamar f,an,aIia os baIa. az
ooftnn IA Hvman h Observation-Disclosures aacks wool ID
i Hart Aeo.-3l head osttle ana sundrias "a order
Total rs bales cotton
mobile bay-fer sehr bettle Steven-eoo Dds rosin
clmpson y Ircon
Goyin2ton-Fer schr N flppo-t00 Dds SAND ana
su 1,,,r to order r..-.,,. >. $.
bnnd hlyer-fer scnr Jolnviile-os coras WOOD 70
ma nNe py... 90 s..a
wona - ,nastsr "a 'o"A to'oAA" As' o'.1e
Appalachlcola-fef scnr d brash-Soooo ieet OF
iumoer 70 oroer
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY at b, Id,
49, n. FOB VICKHBURA, NATUHKE
k& Davis Bend and intermediate land
IN 80 inTS The steamer
ROMT. r. LEE,
William Campbell. master. "A. McYay, clerk.
leaves as above, connecting at ytcksDure With
ParisotB Line for all points on the Yazoo Sun.
flower. Deer Creek and Tallahatchie.
G.. p. WORK, is Commercial Place.
Q. q. WAYNE, 81 Gravier street.
GEO. D. HITE, 142 Gravier ct.
Will give through bills Of lading to Trenton,
Monroe and all stations on the vicksburR,
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Delta, La
w. B. BROCKETT. Agent,
SO Magazine street.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
S Saturday, June 14. 1870.

Arrivals.
Yahn Wilson. Emma Irvine, Kittfe Nye, Tren-
.a y iIssla Yazoo Valley.J. a. 6cndder, Wllis-
pef, NJ Departures.
"a yxabel, Eva. Bertha, Henry Tete. u. u. Gay.
To Arrive.
Y.abel Kittte Nye. Emma Irvine. Martha.
,4.ssr coast; Bertha. Henry Tete, Trenton la
\ yCCWwfcf,e; ]. w. Cannon, =. !. Gay. Bayou Sara;
z kDoth Mitchell, Cincinnati: Eva, upper coast
\ bS siH 81 Shreveport. St. Louis.
stage III the Rivers.
N fsAfiy Geographic report oil the stage of water
" vsrious points. with changes. In the "a hours
Y ding yesterday at p. %.
a Ssss - ssss8 Ahoye Iouv S
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SATURDAY vICKsBURa UNITED STATES

SATURDAY YIUKHBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKED,
Leaves every SATURDAY. ct 6p. "a.
sas1 I. FOB VICKSBURG, DAVIS BEND
L NatcheZ and all intermediate land.
Z sinRs-The passenger packet
WHISPER,
lin place of the Natchez),
b. b. IeatneEs. master, j. r.. Muse. clerk,
connecting at vtcksburR with the Parisot Line
for Yazoos Tallahatchie and Sunfower rivers
st. Louis. n - =.
This boat reserves the right to pass all land
tnRs that the Captain may consider unsafe.
JOHN JANNEY 1O8 Common ct.
j. e. CARLIN. go Magazine st
Through bills lading given to Trenten, Mon.
roe and all stations on Vicksburg Shreveport
and Texas Railroad. via Delta.
W. B. BROCKETT,
=rs 50 Magazine street.
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LOWKK COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at ii
q. III. and SATURDAY at q D. ID.
FOB ORANGE FARM. POINTE-
~ - a-la-Hache Greenwood Plantation,
Terre aux Boeuf. and all plantation
landings. The new. dna and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
j a. Ruiz master.
q, IL. Val.ette and N. NJ Barrels clerks.
Leaves Ae above regularly. returning TO the city
Freight or passage apply on board. head o. Com
h street. AMI
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

June 1873 bales cotton to Stewart Bros koo-s do
Gumbel.l Britton + Mayson-5o bbls whisky to
Roder-34 do Thos Simms e. Levy-20 g Sp0r-
car cattle Aycock, Mitchell &eo-i do Banker
car poultry Miller & Meyers pkes mdse Schwartz
frkins butter Schwabacher 4 Hirsch-1 box do
Clark a. Meader-50 boxes cheese q Lawrence leo
100 do Miller, Grigsby &co-1l5 bbs -four to w q
Mathews Bro-44 boxes fruit q Schenck-82 do
2 Macheca-99 a w Stork-16 Berry &co-l4 do
& NJ SWORDS 8 Oteri Bro-18 Paul Pace-47 do
Cefalu q Som Joseph Tore bbls potatoes W
Armstrong-i65 pkgs beer 81 Redwitz-I car wood D
Kirley-60 bbls oil insurance Oil Tank Coo do to
. G. Clark-sundries to order-Total bales cotton
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP co.
June i'll boxes eggs A. racks onions so sacks OF
potatoes u TerTebonne-360 do boxes eggs 2 Sew
ms do Ryk0ski & ManRde-2 do 203 sacks potatoes
j NJ Wals6-l9 do Labry \ Chassaign % bales Of
moss Herman-I5 hides John Calder boxes eggs
surle &c0-sundries to order-Total 63s sacks po-
From Clinton-Per steamship G Harris $50
bales cotton SIG sacks bone meal Isl sacks wheat a44
sacks wool 1T crates beef $40 boxes beef bales of
hides "A bdls hides to A Whitney &co-l326 Aaeks
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UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET,
FOB GREENYILLE, VICKSBUR0 AND THE
BENDS.
Leaves every THURSDAY at D. m. rs.
~, FOR dREENVILLE, VIOKSBURa
Le1 and the Bends-The new and mag
nihcent passenger steamer
j. M. WHITE.
I'M, White master, Curt, Holmes clerk,
connecting at VicksburQ with. Parisotts Line
for all points on Yazoo and Tallahatehie rivers
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may deem unsafe.
@. g. WAYNE, 50 Gravier st
r. w. ADAMS. 81 Commercial Place
G.. r. WORK, IL Commercial Place
Will give through bills Of ladinE to Trenton
Monroe and all stations on VicksburR, ShreYe
port and Texas Railroad, via Delta, Ia.
w. b. BROCKETT, Agent,
Be14 II So Magazine street.
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LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN q. ). LINE.

SninR2G The steamship
INVENTOR,
Reynolds, commander.
will sail on or about May rs. 1879. from
wharf. foot of MonteRut street.
Will receive cotton and sign through bills
lading for the Continent. between Havret
Oronstadt.
These steamships. being Of light draft viii
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply 10
DECAN q CO.,
de2O II 1850 Gravier street.
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0PNI.OUsAg.

0REIOU6A1.
NEW ORLEANS AND OPELoUsAs PACKET
COMPANY.
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves s eGysry i TIUEspAYt q pm;
sas. Port Barre, Simmsport. Church.
s. vile. and all landings 81 the Coast
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Oourtableau-
new. light draft steamer
FANCM0N,
b. b. Broad. master.
Theo. John and j. NJ sherrouse clerks.
Will leave az above. For freight or passage ap.
w b HR agslS n EppLER 1os arayier street.
Z. W.ADAMs. 81 Commercial Place.
J. o. CARLIN, go Magazine street.
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Giaizes. and
all points on Bayou Bpuf. ocs Il
REGULAR OPEIOUsAs PAOKET.
Leaves every TUESDAY, at 5 D, m
~ FOR WASHINGTON, 0PELOU.
A6sar5 sas, Port Barre. Simmsport
! 0hurchviIle and all landings on the
Coast, Atchafalaya river and Bayou Oourta-
bleau-The new lieht~drat steamer
YAZ0O,
VIM. Crawford master. J. B. Sehmit clerk.
viii leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
ply on board. or to LORD MoPEAKE. Agents.
"a DEF 1asle1 do. b, HITE, 14a Grayier street,
Freight for Bayou des Glaizes put out at
Simmsport Big Bend Lending or Water Valley
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LAKE PoRrs.
LAKE PORTS.
For Vaudeville.
|, t. THE oLYDE-BU1LT. FAST IRON
HEROINE.

New Schedule. commencing
Sunday, June Is, 1879.
LEAVES NEW LAKE END
SUNDAYS-Excursion- arrival of a, "A, 9
and p. m. trains.
MONDAYS-On arrival of o. m. train.
GUARDIANSHIP arrival of d. m. train.
WEDNESDAYS-Excu arrival of a.
NJ. 3: 80 and D. m. trains.
Thu MISUNDERSTANDING arrival of M.
$3.50 and 8 o. m. trains.
FRlDAYS-On arrival OF a. m. train.
SATURDAYS-Excurs arrival Of 9 a.
10. and o. M trains.
RETURNING. LEAVES VAUDEVILLE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL m. and D, m.
MONDAYS-At7 a. m. =
TUESDAYS-At7 a. M
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. NJ, / and 6
THURsDAYs-Exc 7 q. M, / and s
SATURDAYS-Exeursi a. n. and $50
Fare to Vaudeville and Lewisburg so cts
FARE ON EXCURSION DAYS:
(From either side.l
Morning, over and back. .....------5 % cts
tGood for all day.
Evening, over and back 81 cts
FREIGHT received at Magnolia Bridge. New
days excepted, up to b. m. 80
For freight or passage apply on BOARD. or to-
Y. g, COYLE, s. Carondelet street. corner
MEALS s. Fifty III CENTS at COLONIES HOTEL.
near HeTQine's landing. MaRdeEllle my2e
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STEAMBOATS,
OMI0 RIvKx.
SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,

Office 81 Gravfer street.
BOATS LEAVE WEDNESDAYS AND SAT-
URDAYH.
Leaves SATURDAY. June IA, lat 5 DIR,
IL. FOR CINCINNATI nc UIbVILLE,
Evansville, Henderson, Shawnee.
q, - town. Pad acah. Cairo, Memphis and
oil intermediate poi ats, connecting at Cincin-
natl With the packets for Pittsbnrg. Wheeling
and Gil points above Cincinnati The splendid
passenger steamer
Lew Rates master. NJ i. Yirden clerk.
Will leave positively ag above. For freight OF
passage apply ON board or to -
@. q. WAYNE. 50 Gravier street.
The Robert Mitchell follows the Thos. Sher-
lock- leaving Wednesday, June 10. ja3d
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Dr. sanl.

The CITY Of New Orleans vs.. M. saml.
S1zrH fRsRsRR.a 5s9i + f ssRs TIE
X g s sf psse dos 5s sr y the
sr It L. aease viii sasa
cell !; at public auction. at the Merchants and
Auesione zee Ezehaange Royal street between
District q ,hs city On WEpNhsb1 d e june
as 1879. at y o'clock M, the following described
IT. g9,s }! gg II.
number one hundred and tlftY-avs, bounded
and designated as lots numbers twenty and
twenty one, measuring eeventy-tWo feet front
On Camp street bY one hundred and twenty
seized ii the above suits.
Terms Cash qn the gget. J, ., ! J, !. g
OWL sier ii q the Parish It Orleans.
my24 81 je7 IA II Is Al s Ell
Amelle GlirOa, wife Or Rene l1unaegfFf. a.
al. vs. joseph airod, D. a. Wilson, public
cession Of Joseph dirod. substituted d6fen-s
ErofUiRsiTH DISTRICT COURT roRTHEpAR-l
Of feri facias to the Civil Sheriff OF The parish
Of Orleans, directed BY the, Honorable the
Above en.led Dc use wit vii proceed e
70 sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
District Of this city on TUESDAY. July /. 1s7S.
at II O'clock M. the following described proper
tn, TO Wit d;
a CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, situated liz
the city OF New Orleans, and State of Louisiana,
In the Third District Of said city being the cor.
ner Of Esplanade and dreatmen streets, meas.g
uring sixty feet front on EepIanade street biz b
depth Of one hundred feet. fronting on Great-
improvements thereon without any reservation
or exceptions.
Seized in the above suit, VII
Terms- Cash ON the spot. SE
j. n. ALCEE GAUTHHEAUX.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Oh Qrleans.
Uy3i ieT III III IA iYf 3#s@ s#
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STEAMBOAT

yICKssUnG. GaEENvmLx Am nKrI,s
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Irr, norris.
(. Receipts ssf Produce.

MINATITLAN-Per schr Segnin.-2os mahogany
logs ~ log ends mahogany md cedar to y Fsrnan
der ~ Son %
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PENSACOLA-Per steamer Amite-eo bbls fiouo
400 sacks 10 sacks bran 40 sacks oats and III
pkQB aundriee
BRIsTOL-Per bark Moorhill-7s24 sacks oiloake
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-12
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Rev. Chas. A. Curtis, pastor of the Untar-
ian church in Augusta, was drowned in Moose
head Lake Thursday.
The Maine Historical Society held its annual
meeting at Brunswick yesterday.
The situation at Memphis is not SO bad as at
first reported, and the panic has in measure
subsided There were no indications yesterday
of new cases. Cities in the South are quaran-
timing against Memphis, and it is hoped the
precautions taken will prevent the spread of
the disease.
Ex-Gov. Allen of Ohio died yesterday, aged
81 years.
The remains of Prince Napoleon were dis
embarked from the Enchantress at Woolwich
yesterday, with impressive ceremonies. They
were Immediately removed to Chiselhurst
where the funeral will take place.
The annual meeting of the American In
stitute of Instruction closed yesterday
Several persons were killed in Baltimore
yesterday by the explosion of boiler in a
planning mill, and $1,000 worth of property was
destroyed.
Russia have resulted in an arrangement by
which American vessels are allowed to fish iu
Russian waters.
The cod fishing along the New Brunswick
shore has been unusually good this year.
A severe tornado is reported in Ohio and
Pennsylvania and it is feared that much dam
age has been done to the crops
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-12
A BOLD SCHEME.
Plot to Release the Prisoners in the Mas
sach11satts State Prison, Er11 Stratad

Plot to Release the Prisoners in the Mas
sachusetts State Prison Frustrated.
CONCORD JUNCTION, July 11.-Another plot
for the wholesale release of prisoners has been
discovered and frustrated at the Massachusetts
State prison through the interception of let
ter by prison official. The letter disclosed a
plot to capture certain officers, railroad train,
etc. Yesterday Officers Simmonds, Fitz and
Frazier were caused by the Warden to be on
guard, as they had been singled out for a
rough handling, at the same time disclosing to
them the plot These officers We're watchmen
each having about fifty men under his charge
The details of the plot are as follows:
AT given signal Simmonds, Fitz and
Frazier were to be overcome, which would re-
lease 150 prisoners in their charge, after which
the desperadoes were to attack and take pos
session of the railroad train which runs into
the prison yard, and with the train as batter
ing ram to batter down the entrance gate,
opening the way for the escape of several hun
dred convicts. Friday today was selected on
account of its being visiting day, when the
warden ond other officers would be engaged
with callers.
The resignation of Simmonds and his nom
appearance at his post this morning probably
warned the leaders and thus prevented the
accomplishment of one of the most daring pri-
son plots ever conocted. Had the escape been
attempted many lives would no doubt have
been lost and the prison emptied of all or near
ly all occupants.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-12

NEW YORK. July 11-Evening- -FIOur-Receipts
IL, ,147 bbls; the market is dull and prices are
without decided change; sales II. 900 bbls; No at
6093 80; Superfne Wesern and State at 759
4 10; extra Western and State at 20,d4 60; good
extra at 1906 %; fancy do at 3096 so; extra
Ohio at 1895 90; extra st. Louis at 1905 so;
patent Minnesota extra at 5 1896 %; choice to
double extra at 3098 90, including 400 bbls
City Mills extra at 25og5 65 100 bbIs low extra
at 4 2O94 30; 2S0 bbls Winter Wheat extra at
4 6096 65; 5000 bbls Minnesota extra at 25@
8 90, the market closing dull Southern -four quiet
and unchanged; sales 700; extra 2511 5 65;choce
at 1907 90. Rye -four quiet and steady at 20
93 SO for Superfine Cornmeal firm; Brandywine
2 go. Wheat-receipts 47.25O bush; feverish and
unsettled, opening 1tG112c lower and closed firm
with portion of the decline recovered sales $685.
900 bush, including POI 900 bush on the spot; re-
jected Spring S30S5c No do 95c; No do l 90;
No do at l 1101 II; mgraded do at 98cG1 o.;
ungraded Winter Red at 1sO091 10; No at | IS
I1461 II; ungraded White 1 1891 II; No 3 do at
/ 10; No do, 9400 bush at 1 17@1 Is; White
State 20; 10000 bush No Spring to arrive at p.
t.; 80 900 bush Fo Spring to arrive at t; 10000
bush No Red last ten days August at IL; $4,000
bush No White same delivery at IL; No2 Red
for July, 172, 900 bush at 1854 al l715, closing
l 11@91 1924 closing 1914 bid 1 1914 asked; do
September, $4,000 bush at 10GI II, closing at
/ ~ bid l IL asked; No White for July, a.
600 at l 161a01 II, closing IT bid, l 1874 ask
ed; August $4,000 at l 12al 131a closing 131a
Rye 1irmer; II, 900 State at G6dG642c; Canada 66;
No 2 Western 6314. Cern-recepts II 1858 bush
shade lower; less active; sales $50 900 bush nelud
ing 99, 900 bush on the spot;nngraded at 4294512;
No Pat 45t0455sc, closing 4514c No2 White at
45G50e; Yellow 46dMc; steamer for July 4414 C
bid 45c asked; do August at 45c, closing at 4514c
asked; September at 4o1ac bid 47c asked; No 2 for
July 45c, closing 451sc askedr August 457s d46c;
September 47c closing at 471sc asked. Oats-re.
cepts 1G,e 0ibush; dull and Zee lower sales 49,
600 bush ;i3S 19 @391ac for No 81 34d3415c for do
White; 1894 el40l4c for No 2; 4012a41c for do
White; 4O1a c for No l Mixed Western at 381aG
4O1ac; White Western at 40443c; White State at
42a44c. Sugar is fairly active and higher; $50
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-12
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

The Tribune says it is rumored that Mr.
Swails (colored) is going back to South Caro-
lima. The Democratic party organ in his
county (the Kingstree STAR calls OH the ex-
ecutive committee of the county to warn him
away.
In the New Hampshire legislature Yesterday
bill was introduced for the abolition of
capital punishment 1t substitutes imprison
ment for life with hard labor.
Senators Ewing, Voorhees,, Pendleton,
Speaker Randall General Foster of Ohio, and
editor Kinsela held a social and political
seance at Bridgton Hotel.
James r. Keene has sent over to England
six colts entered for the Derby, four for the
st. Leger, four for the 200 guineas, and filly
for the Oaks races; also three colts to France
entered for the Grand Park race.
The Arctic steamer Jeanette was spoken on
the afternoon of the 9th in lat. 81 deg. "A min
north long. 125 deg. 10 min. west, with all
sail set, before a favorable north northeast
breeze.
In fit of jealousy yesterday morning in
Hartford, John Horr stabbed Henry Meista-
long and then plunged butchers knife into
his wife fifteen times
John Davis (colored) was hanged at Will
mington yesterday, and Antonio Garcia at
Corpus Christi.
The Portland daily press., 1879-07-12

hhds Cuba AIuscovado G1s66s4; 25O hhds Centri-
fugal z "A; fair to good refining at 9-16d634;
prime at 634 07 refined frmer; standard A S149
Sss, granulated S5s; powdered and crushed at 83s
NlOlasses steady. Petroleum is unchanged and
quiet; 10000 bbls united 6S1Sd693s crude in
bulk at 21a in bbls at 5d5a4 refined at 67s. Tai
low is steady Pork decidedly and more freely
offered; sales 594 bbls new mess at 60d10 90;
old nominal; 450o for August 8 25G9 40; 5000 for
Meats quiet and firm; middles dull and unchanged.
Lard decided lower and very much depressed, clos
ing more steady; sales $500 ties prime steam the
spot at 1212ld6 20; 7750 ties for August 6 O212
Gt6 20, closing at 20; $3.50 for September 6 150
%, closing %; 800 tcs refined for Continent at
5712. Butter quiet and unchanged. Cheese is
firm.
Freights to Liverpool-market frmer; wheatper
steam 5.
CHICAGO, July 11.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled, lower and very active; No 2 Chi
cago Spring at 981s698s4 cash and for July; 9S
d9S18c for August 967s d97c for September;No
do at 891ae; rejected at 7312c. Corn is active and
367sc bid for july 3714c bid for August; 1874 c
bid for September; rejected at 34s4 i35c. Oats i'll
fair demand and lower; No at 32c cash and for
July; 2S1ac for August, 2712c for September
Rye and Barley unchanged. Pork active. irregular,
unsettled and lower for cash; 021a for August
1903 1919 for September. Lard is active, lower
6 021aa6 05 for September. Bulk Meats-shoul..
ders at 60; short rib 40; short clear at 621a.
Receipts, 700 bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat,
10000 bush corn. $1,000 bush oats 1000 bush
rye 5000 bush barley
Shipments-6, 800 bbls flour, 10000 bush wheat,
294 600 bush corn, 20, 900 bush oats, 440o bush
rye, 1900 bush barley
ST. LOUIS, July 11.-Flour unchanged. Wheat is
active; shipping demand for cash lower; No Red
Fall at 9412d95c for cash: 9414 I9434c, closing
9413c for August Corn is lower at 3414c for cash;
345Sc for August. Oats lower at 30G301s cash; 26
for August. Rye dull at 4S1sc bid. Pork is dull;
job lots at rs. Bulk Meats and Lard no market.
Bacon is lower; clear ribs at %; clear sides at
so.
Receipts-5,o0 bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat,
$4,000 bush corn, 10000 bush oats, 900 bush rye,
5000 bush barley.
Shipments-6 900 bbls -four &C 900 bush wheat,
10000 bush corn, 0,000 bush oats, 0000 bush bar
ley.
At the afternoon call of the Board, Wheat higher
at 945s D94$4 C for August. Corn and Oats are un-
changed
TOLEDO, July 11-Wheat fimrer; No 2 Red at
/ 10 for cash; new 1 OF and 061a bd July sales
/ 0414; 01@1 OF 1a for August; 1 0061 011a for
for September. Corn neglected; High Mixed 391s
asked cash. No 2 at SOC cash; 39c asked for July
Oats dull at 34c asked 33c bid.
MOBILE, July 11.-Cotton quiet; Middling upands
at 11Bc.
SAVANNAH July 11.-Cotton lower to sell; Mid
ding uplands IL 7sc.
MEMPHIS, July 11.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands 7sc.
NEW ORLEANS, July 11.-Cotton is quiet; Mid
ding uplands 11Bc.