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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-18
Local and News Brevities.

CouaARs are getting unpleasantly
numerous.
Mr.. Seth Murphy is putting up a
neat cottage near the Capital.
SHEEp-sHEARING has commenced in
Oregon; too early for this region.
BonN.-To the wife of A. j. Nc
Clure, on Oyster Bay, April the
18th, son.
The Walla-walla Statesman re-
joices that idle men are fast disap-
pearing from that city.
THERE is hope for struggling gen.
ius in Portland, since the founding
of an academy of sciences.
A Teachers Institute will be held
sps Chehalis Station, Lewis county,
ah the 9th and 9th Of May. y..s,s...~~~,,
The Vancouver Independent says
there is plenty of color found in the
gold diggings on Salmon river.
The young lady who can pass a
plate-glass show window on Sun
day, without turning her head to
look in, is coming to this coast.
A BUCKET of clean water, newly
drawn from the well or spring, will
go far towards removing the sicken-
ing odor from a newly painted room.
The Seattle lntelligencer, of Tues
day, says: Rose Eytinge here
next Monday evening"" We would
not be afraid to lay small wager on
that.
IT is neither a circus, nor the
Fourth of July, but only q big ban
ner stretched across Main street to
point out the way to the City of
Olympia Store.
MASTER Hiram Jacobs, son of ex-
Delegate Jacobs, has received the
appointment of cadetship at An
napolis. The appointment was Sc
cured by Hon. Thomas H. Brents.
HURRY up, the little brides are
mating" is what Seattle girl writes
to her delinquent lover in this place.
1t would take but few such girls as
Nat to build up town in q desert.
A DESTRUCTIVE fire occurredi in Seat
tie on Friday, the 18th inst, result
ing in the entire loss of. Phelps &
Wadleigh's slaughter house. Loss
estimated Of 81 400. No insurance,
AN absent-minded young man in a
Seattle church, the other Sunday
reached over and scratched the head
OF young lady sitting in front of
him. He did not discover his mis-
take till the next day, when an Of
fcer of the law informed him that
the young lady had sued him for a
breach of promise of marriage. We
have always heard that Seattle was a
hard town.
W were confdentially told, to-
d j,hat rough-looking customer
Was seen i'll one of our hardware
stores, this morning, carefully look
ing over an assortment of revolvers,
and remarking between his clenched
teeth something about wanting one
:. big enough to kill an editor" We
have variety of these playthings Of
= this Office and will lend the strange,
' tne should he choose to call.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-18
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STARLIGHT nights.
LOOK out for colored eggs.
OYSTERS are cheaper than beef.

OYSTERS are cheaper than beef.
WHAT has become of the Oyste
Company?
JUDGE Greene paid our city a hast,
visit, yesterday.
A NORMAL school is to be opened
in Port Townsend next. Monday.
AN expert says the frosts assis
materially in destroying mischievou'
insects.
PEOPLE who planted garden seeds
a month ago, are wishing they had
waited few days.
The wealth of the lumber interests
of Washington Territory has beer
estimated at 81, 100000.
The great change in the tempera.
ture causes perceptible decline in
the wood and bark business.
LADIES who go shopping find it
convenient to take along the baby's
carriage in which to stow their bun
dies. .
HONEY bees are anxious for en-
ployment. AS yet, their main de-
pendence is upon their Winters
store.
Mr.. John M. Izett, of Oak Har-
Dor, has been appointed Inspector
of Customs for Puget Sound Dis
trict.
LOSING balls and marbles through
the holes in dilapidated sidewalks is
one of the chief Affections of small
boys.
MISSES May Tilley und Fannie
Baldwin returned home by last week.
They have been on a visit to Port
land.
The Portland Daily Bee speaks in
AaAaaring @Aermaaof the g 0lympia
Fishing Company" This must be
a new corporation.
AN exchange thinks Winter will
linger in the lap of Spring till dog.
ged of by breach of promise suit.
That man is a poet.
D1ED.-At Union City, W. T.,
April 7th, 1879, Mrs. Ellen J. Ell
lingson, wife of Mr.. A Ellingson,
aged % years and two months.
LAND-slides continue to blockade
the road leading to the West-side
wharf. Moral: Build wharf from
the city front directly to deep water.
A TELEGRAPH cable, soon to be laid
between Natal and Alden, will bring
South Africa within few days COM
munication with London.
The fact that dead Indian wo-
man awaits burial at Tumwater, ac-
counts for the rush of Siwashes
from all directions en- route to that
little burg.
SHRIdps are fast becoming popu-
lar article of diet in San Francisco.
Five hundred Cinnamon are employ
ed in procuring and preparing them
for market.
The argus says the new band,
organized in that city, comprises all
the young men in town. What big
ears for the harmony OF sweet sounds
that place must have.
PRoF. Tice, in his weather predic-
tions, for this month, accords des-
ignated degree Of influence to the
planet Vulcan, whose existence, as
yet, is but conjectural.
Rev. j. p. Ludlow, lately ap-
pointed Clerk of the Court by
Judge Greene, is soon to remove
from this place to Seattle, he hav-
ing rented dwelling house in that
city.
CAPT. Jimmy Jones, well-known
to old Puget Saunders, has returned
to Seattle, where he is causing a
humorous sensation by relating his
marvellous adventures during the
last twelve or fourteen years.
The Ecening Telegram does not
like to see ladies carry their port
mopnaies in their hands while walk
ing on the street. We think it is
more elegant for a lady to do this
than to carry her dress in her hand
especially if she is wearing part oi
lit.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-18


The new pavilion to be erected
on the grounds of the Oregon State
Agricultural Society will be 4sO feet
long by 10 feet wide.
Col. G. H. Larrabee, well know
along the Sound, was married, a few
days ago, in the East, to Miss Lillian
Turner, formerly Of Seattle.
In order to hasten the payment Of
the public debt, it is proposed to
tax all salaries that range above two
thousand dollars. This announce
ment does not worry us at all.
FoUR pistol shots were discharged
at the Gar of Russia, on Monday,
the 14th inst, while he was taking
his morning walk near the royal
palace. The man who fred the
shots, was arrested by the crowd who
ran to the rescue.
FREIGHT was received, last We'd
nesday, by the following consignees,
per steamer Zephyr, brought by ths
steamer Chester:
H. CLARK "a Wsrd g. Bett5sa Mosarq L. be,s%ap ysn Epp
script, N. B. Powers, 8. Stotk, M. Stuth, /.
Harris. j. C. Horr, 10. Chiiberg, G.. Rosen-
thail, E. N. Ouimette, Daniel Tut, O.
Burinister, 9. Rosin. Crosby, Davis d Co.,
Young Bros, O. r. Talcott
The Bee is angry as hornet at
the people Of Astoria because they
Rialezsst thsa|aRs saesA aillsk M.
ket and Keep a1I fhS 6sy 6nes III
their own use. Now the Bee is not
posted on clans. The smaller ones
are best. We have them eight
inches in diameter on the Sound.
but they are only eaten by Indians.
Ir is fact significant for the fu-
ture of this coast, that sixteen drovers
arrived at The Dalles, last week,
in quest of fat cattle for the Eastern I.
markets. They want six Thousand
head of good marketable animals
Immediately. With our lumber.
grain and cattle, there should beno
fear Of hard times with wide-awake
people.
A good move has been made in As-
toria. A" (" Fishermen's Union" has
been organized, composed only of
those who reside there, and whose
interests are identified with the
growth of Astoria and its surround
ings. The object of the union is to
successfully compete with the hum
dreds who go there every year to
make little money during the fish
ing season and then carry it away.
We have received form the compil-
er Mr.. R. d. Pitts, copy Of "Di-
rectory Of the city of Seattle and
vicinity" for the year 1879. 1t ap-
pears in neat pamphlet form Of Ia
pages, and contains the usual histOri-
cal and statistical information found
in such works. 1t will doubtless do
much towards influencing immigra-
ton to this Territory, and as such q
co-worker, we heartily welcome it.
Hanford and Mcclure, of the Seattle
Inteliigencer, are the printers.
A CURIOSITY can be seen on the
platform leading to the East Olym-
pia bridge. It is none other than q
good sized specimen of the "devii
fish," known among naturalists az
an octopod mollusk, boneless fish
with eight pedal members. This
specimen measures between seven
and eight feet when fully extended.
Its largest suckers" or mouths
are about two inches in diameter,
and on being touched, they begin to
play like SO many airpunps, giving
sharp reports when forcibly detached
from the object with which they are
in contact. Where is the director
of tho museum Of the Academy of
Sciences?
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philadelphi. stocks closed at the following

The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
$685. .695 45 and from customs $3.50. $50 50.
There is a among the Southwestern roads on
passenger fares. The Wabash road has reduced the
rate from Kansas City to New York from $24 rs to
SIG and the Kansas City and Northern has cut the
rate from Kansas City to Chicago to Sc. although
the other roads maintain the old rate Of 50 so.
The following gives the movement of grain at
leading points to-day y:-Nilwaukee-Heceipt of
wheat. SO. 200 bushels; shipments 40 6OO receipts
of corn. 2.40O; shipments. nonc Chicago-Receipts
of wheat. 1887 bushels; shipments. 1l0.9O4; re-
ceipts of corn. 16S. 1853: shipments. 440.sO7.
The London Times. speaking this morning of tho
stagnant condition of the money market. says:-
"The condition Of the money market is one of con-
gestion produced by prolonged distrust. AS yet
there is appearance Of a revival Of confidence
The market is prey to rumors, each one of which
tends to restrict the range OF business still further
Money commands no price commensurate with the
risks which lenders must take. The latest reports
are concerning impending failures in the iron trade
at Middlesborough."
Silver is quoted in London at 81 13-16d per ounce
The Fnaacier says one of the largest ironmasters
in the NORTH whose position has hitherto been
above suspicion, is said to be embarrassed. En-
barrassments in other quarters are also spoken Of.
At the Mining Board the sales were as follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-07-15

100 at II ioc 700 at u 500 az l2c oeto
ber 100 ~ sc, POD ~ IL 23c 100 at 25c.. 900
2dc 100 at II 27c 100 2sc 800 ut .25c 500
lL2te 500 at \ 23c 300 at 24c. 300 II 23c No
500 n 200 at 200 a. ioeie Decem
lOsoc 100 at lnssc 800 ssc. 800 10 s7c Janu
AIRY 100 At loS4c 100 at lo95c, 800 1o93c., 100
lo51c March 100 at IL l5c Total $500 bales Grand
total 40 $40 bales The receipts the ports fol
lows :-Gaiveston 10 bales New Orleans. 49, Mobile
III; Savannah 80: Charleston s: Wilmington II: Nor
folk 23; New York 3; Boston 92 Total 409 bales This
day last week s9 bales This day year s34 bales
Cotton frcights closed follows TO Liverpool steam
o-iod al san tl6d a i36id. To Havre steam, re-,
compressed sail tsc. To Bremen, steam comp
He - ~'
FLOUR AND GRAIs.-Recepts-Fio ~ l65 bbis wheat
zso ous els; corn meal 40 bags and 30 sacks; corn
~ 80 pusheis oats, 81 100 do. 925 do barley
malt do Four-The market remained steady under
moderate demand from the trade aud for shipment The
sales including state, Western and Southern 1900
bbls within the annexed range. Rye Hour steady
with sales OF 1O bbls Corn meal and
800 bbls. and 1870 bags sold within the range. We
The New York herald., 1879-07-15

In State bonds tho dealings we're confined to
Louisiana consols. which declined to 43ss. Missouri
of 1877. which sold at los. and District Of Co
iulnbia 3.65's ut S7A.
In railroad bonds this afternoon Lehigh and
wilkesbarre assentcd consols reacted to n.y., and
Rome and Ogdensburg irsts to 55H. Wabash ex-
coupon seconds declined to s7h. Erie second new
ronsols declined to 76l6 and rallied to 76A. New
Jersey Central assented convertbcs advanced to 9S
and st. Paul. Lacrosse division. frsts, to nix.
In London there decline In British consois
TO 97A 97x for both money and the account. United
States bonds were Irregular new fours declining u
to i047s. with i0ih 104ts as the final quotation.
while hvcs advanced u to 1868. and 41s's were firm
1t 1857 LOO. Among American railway securities
Erie common opened s higher. at 2sJs. declined to
2s% and returned to 2ssl preferred advanced TO bi
the new second consos and funded ives were steady
ut 7ys and 1884. respectively; Illinois Central rose
to 90,s and later sold at 9Oh 9o,s; Pennsy lvania
advanced to Al and New Jersey Central to 53A.
while New Jersey conscs to 9yh and reacted TO
90 Bar silver declined to 51 l1-l6d. per
The Bank of England gained E14i.OOO bullion bal
to-day. At Paris the . per cent rentes were
quoted al s2f 4Oc.
Foreign exchanges in this market were dull.
The leading drawers did business at the following
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
Stocks Duller and Prices
Lower.
MONEY EASY AT 2 A 3 PER CENT.
Government Bonds Strong, States Neglected,
Railroads Active and Firm.
WALL STREET. /


There was general advance in the stock List this
morning. mainly attributable to orders received
from prominent operators who are at Saratoga "in
congress assembled. 1t is whispered that this acci-
dental assemblage. with the exchange of views Incl
dental thereto has not only made the existing bulls
more bullish than ever but has converted more
than prominent bear to the bull side of the &c
count. With 'love feast" of this description and
the general unanimity of feeling which grew out OF
It, it was not surprising that the orders wired to the
Stock Exchange from Saratoga to-day were
in almost all instances to buy stocks. The ef-
feet the natural Of enhancing values in
oil the prominent speculative railroad shares.
Consequently there considerable improve
ment in the grangers, Lake Shore, Michigan
Central and of the outlying low priced
properties which take their cue either to move
upward or downward may be suggested
by the course OF their more speculative neighbors.
There was less crop talk to-day and fewer prognosti
cations of sinister nature respecting the coming
harvest. That there has been damage to crops in
spots is conceded by the best of bulls but that the
injury has been sufficient to materially affect the
grand result is believed by nobody. Certainly the
Saratoga people show nothing Of the doubtful
Thomas about them. judging by their assiduity in
telegraphing orders to buy stocks this morning Up
to midday railroad shares strong and i'd
the grain carrying roads the lines which
are supposed to be the especial pets OF Mr.. Wander
blt. After this time desire to profit
WAS manifested, which lowered prices and kept the
market vibrating in uncertain sort Of way to the
end OF the session. Western Union and Erie were
exceptions to the general strength The new Ameri-
can Union Telegraph Company. heavily handicapped
as it is by Jay Gould's ownership. nevertheless
threatens to become formidable competitor in the
race for telegraph business and the stock of the old
company By its gradual decline confesses that the
anticipated rivalry is beginning to pinch. Why
Erie should fall of is less clear. unless the decline
be attributed to the stencil which the Legislative
Committee has been stirring up in the stock and
the general belief that in the matter Of fact re-
ports If "fgures don't lie there has at least been
good deal of mendacity in the preparation of them.
During the last hour stocks recovered fractionally
from their previous depression and closed with
siderable steadiness. although somewhat below the
highest point Of the day.
The extreme fluctuations Of the day in leading
shares are shown in the following table,
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16C. OFF; FUTURES
Ga IA POINTS LowER-FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAr
FIRMER-CORN QUIEr-oATs QUIET-wHIsKEY
QUIET--PoRK QUIET-LARD QUIET-sPIRITs
TUKPENTINE DULL-RosIN NoMINAL-CoFFEE
FIRM-sUGAR FIRM-PErRoLEUM QUIET
MONDAY. July 14-6 P. M.
Business was moderate in most departments of
trade. but the markets were generally strong. On
Change the situation was but little changed. The
-four market about steady. Wheat was hrmer
under an active speculative movement in winter red
for the future months. Corn quiet. Oats quiet.
whiskey quiet Pork quiet Lard easier Cotton the
spot Lice lower; futures closed steady but lower
Groceries were generally firm. Naval stores dull.
Oils and petroleum quiet.
CoPFxE-The market tor Rio not active. but full
prices realized the sales made. We the fol-
lowing sales and whdrawas:-55O bags Rio Gaelina
at lOsc 656 bags do, at 75sc 200 and AL
bags do, same private terms and the following also
private terms 72O bags Rio. ex Sarah II. Ridgway;
493 bags do Humboldt 4o2 800 aud 72l bags
Santos vessel, and 1900 bags Rio Gosttell
making total Of 9677 bags Mild coffee quiet and
J. L. Phipps Co.'s telegram is At hand and is rs fol-
lows:-Rio Jsnero. July l2-Recepts coffee since pre-.
ceding Saturday, 5000 bags; purchases for Europe.
10000 do purchases to United States, 5000 bags:
price of good average cargoss. e,aOo reals; stock
of coffee. 75 900 bags exchange commercial, pod.
lie Coco Olveira Co.'s Rio telegram and lie Cocq Gard
ner Co.'S Santos telegram Rio Jaueiro July H. 1879
Average daily receipts preceding Friday 1900 bags
price good frst 92OO exchange bank rate 19c San
tos July IL Average daily receipts since preceding
Friday bags price of good 9io0o We quote
Ordinary Ike. fair do, 13s.c; good do, 14ac prime
do l4s4c extreme range for lots 1l1sc i6ic; Santos
fair good l3iac 14c ninety days: Java. government
bags 23c. 23c mats 24c 2oc singapore, l6c
I7c. Ceyion. lac Ice Maracaibo. 1sc l4fc La
guayra, lac lac. Jamaica, l2c l4sc; ST. Domingo.
IUi,c Ike Porto Rico l5c l61ac. Costa Rca lac.
17c Mexican, lac. l5lsc ;Angostura lsc lIc Savan
ia Ike i7c Curaeoa, lie l2c. Weekly Rio coffee
abatement. complied by Mcssrs William Scott a sons
Stock OF Rio coffee July =. 1879 $3.50 bags; arrived
since 372 bags sales since including to-day 5s III
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The extreme fluctuations Of the day in leading
sharas arr ahoxn In the following tabla.-

The whole number OF shares dealt in at the Board
was 130.l92. including Northwest. 2s43O; do. pre-
fcrred, 200C; Lake Shore. 22.9OO st. Paul, 1885,
do. preferred 600; Western Union, 10,4S2 Michigan
Central. 7625; Erie Railway, $780, Wabash. $500;
Delaware and Lackawanna. 5,l00: Hannibal and St.
Joseph 1900; do preferred. 5000; Central of New
Jersey 1900: st. Louis. Kansas City and Northern
300; do preferred. l.7oo Louisville and Nashville
1.3O0 Morris and Essex. 1900; st. Louis and Iron
Mountain, 1.00O Ohio and Mississippi, 900; Union
Pacific. 63O Pacific Mail 800; Delaware aud Hudson,
100; New York Central, rs.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15

Half long, half snort
Bsof ruled steady with sales Of so bii: sill $ia 10:
~ Cut meats su. r% for shoulders while bel
ass ss % DO ssns Ss so%
hogs steady at 5hc for city and 6sc for pigs Lard
S - oss.,s. Western 20 I'd I'd ;SIsss &
sa io tue go m dor ds
50 is 70 i5 ioSo DE- ssp.eT9Der a. 81 ss. 81 t :,
% sa% asked cd Srics. ic Al the 8 ia bid
g . a1's 4 AssH' 70 3 bid S ~ s.Sssl
bid 50 sS asked 2, psss~SS5 ;S sIS = bid
Bui,er-Ksseip;s; 45si Iae,sss. There wa. sisady
rSad q enoes e wssr1 no to isney ie
ie,se state dairy, iac iie; Western do ios i2e;
There was ir%er feeling generally and shippers we're
Sns @ss so TO fancy 'Sr ws s
ern. poor TO fancy, 4s DC skinned do &c &C. Eggs.
We quote Long Island, New Jersey aud nearby i3e
l4c; state and rsnnsyiyana, ls'ac i4c; Western.
RIcn.--rhe market was fairly active and steady. We
qucte;-carona. common to ,ai,. e4e elsc; good to
ps%S % aay & pr'TS s Soaa a';ss &C. Sc
srkAR,sE-,ihe market was quiet and rather easy 10
SUGAR Raw was auiet but firm We note sales Of leo
sn$ sS% s Sa's sasasy & G $40 hS
l332c Refined strong but unchanged. We quote
E1 rinIs IN and sSid doc ssnss d
lssso. IL ogsheads boxes aud bags aAe a9ae Porto
to S% p%S lSss sss % es%ea"tu loaf sla.GsS s"sr
ss ss s'.sslsa.S .sa. Ss as oil se
sac; extra white Z, 1sc. Sc yellow do. 7c 7r.
other grades. cuding C's, SIC. = G4c.
TALLow.-The market was quiet; 10000 lbs. sold at
10 lvc tic.
wHsxry-Recepts SOL bbls The market was quiet,
but steady. and 81 % was bid with 81 U7is asked.
FRKiGnrs-Apart from fairly active movement In pc.
troleum chartcring tonnage the market quiet with
rates firm Engagements: TO Liverpool. per steam.
next week at an open rate: 2.Suv packages
7s. I'd; 900 bbls do. Is I'd; loo boxes cheese
J7s I'D. Bristol, steam, 400 boxes cheese. AS I'D.
Tyne Dock. per steam, 5000 bushels grain. I'D.
Hull. steam, i6.ooo bushels grain, 5ad Charters =
A Norwegian bark. hence TO Cork for orders. 400
quarters grain ut As 3D. Italian bark, $500 quarters
do, samc voyage and rate; American ship. laid the
British ship, Philadelphia TO Antwerp. 1860 quar-.
Channel, As 4dd, or east coast of ireland 4s Sd
1000 quarters Philadelphia to Lisbon l3c bushc
British bark Philadephis to Continent $500 quarters do
private terms; brig. 25Ou Quarters thence
10 To- 1ys. 9por.o ise.; Norwegian bark 4gi tons:
Norwegian bark, Baltimore to German Baltic, $500 bbls.
refined petroleum. Is; one hence TO do. 5000 bbls.
IS. ioiSd; British bark 10 arrive), hence
Ss I'D Germsn ship, Baltimore to Bremen 90
Others voyage, IS Cd TO arrive close abroad;
Norwegian bark 3,suO bbls refined petroleum. hence
Copenhagen. BE. sd; Italian brig, hence 10 Cadx
and seville, 10000 cases do, 22sc; Swedish
Gcrnan bark reported hence to Trieste 300 bbs do
4s Norwegian ship TO arrive Philadelphia to the Con-
tnent full range. 500 bbs do 3s 4sd one 44UO bbls
arrive, s I'D Dutcn ship TO arrve
reported Philadephia to Antwerp, Bremen or London
300 bbs do IS Nd Norwegian bark (ciosed previous
Dutch bark psrticulars Norwegian bark 1900 bbis
Is. 3D.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15

In San Francisco the opening prices Of mining
shares ere:--Gould & Curry. 1Oh; after. 1O3S;
Savage. 1224; Chollar, 6A Ophir. 34l4 Hale Nor
eros. IA; Crown Point. 5ls Yellow Jacket. 155s;
Belcher. 5S Virginia Consolidated, AZ; California.
Az; Best Belcher. 17}a; Union Consolidated. 81;
Alpha. 2s'4; Sierra Nevada. 3sal; Mexican. 247s;
Silver Hill. 1; Justice AZ; Julia. SO; Utah. 1s14;
Levathan. AS; Alta Tx. after. 11H assessment de-
delinquent; Bodie. 81; Bechtel. IL; Tioga, s. Bull
wer. S4 Mono. 81 Consolidated Pacific. q Exchequer.
60 Monmouth. 10.
The New York herald., 1879-07-15
CHEESE MARKET.

LirrtR FALLS N. Y, July IA. 1879
There sales here OF 400 boxes OF factory cheese
at 5c. 6sc. one lot at Che. the bulk at sac. Tue
sales OF dairy cheese reached go boxes at &C. 5c Mar
ket advanced about nc.
urroA, N. ". July Ia, 1879
To-day 1880 boxcs cheese were sold here al prices
The New York herald., 1879-07-15

81 % 81 O6 chiefly s1 o. FreightsCorn TO Buffalo &C.
a 2l4e; wheat DO 2l4c. 3'se kecsipts-Flonr 5.ao
bbs; wheat. 1000 bushels: corn. 10000 do. oats,
5000 do. rye 81 D do; barley. 1000 do. shipments
Flour 5000 bills wheat ] ~ 90 bushels: corn. $4,000
the close :-Whea unsettled and lower at s9sae July;
ssac August; 97c bid September Corn easier but not
auotably ower Oats dull aud shade lower at 3lssc.
5ltSe, July 2Sc ~ &C. August Pork hrmer. but not
qnotably higher Lard in demand tending upward;
advanced 5c