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trsh quotations vcfc as follows
flour iifmcr bet not oloiably hishcu
Ne .punr whcat ~. =. No , tpung wheat
css oc No. rrti. ~ 81
No corn, aitfii'sC
No. uuis, gltfisNsc
No rr. ~ .atlsa,r
SO harley. nominal.
ir.me Timothy is.cci. STRATA
Ne, purk. ~ bfl Ni.1A
iard. Ter 100 To- eiO.te
Short fih side looso. G.pOI'M
nn sailci shoulder, huKgi, bi1'tVifA
Short clcat sldcs, blsod seii' ,aeA
Nrorlpis lluur, ii,ull hflg wheat Onn0 bu!
cora, 500 bu. oats 5lo,ooo bu re. lcoo bui haf
shipment Flour ii.oO bhs wheat i,ooo bu.
corn. alle9 On oats, GROW bu &c. ig,oD bu.
81 Lovis Mo. June io-Tlour- Quiet but
yCii firm iur ihc better gudca
Wheel ,a,h hm but quiet cpiiaur lower Rain
anu rnld cloudy weather higher markets 81 other
points upcnod The local mafl Il uronr with shatp
demand. ~ that - e. advauoo VS. paid. Hcilns
We, bIi,k .ngugh however. 70 pfc.k ,prccs ialt.c
lFlnW ile top hnd the riutp ms a. below saturday
No rel, Cish. Nc. July, o.. asa - closed sllgt
~ q bid. August a. sfil' .Hiatsr. closed Sr.r
serlemboi 's,C pcrmbcL i6,.g,esc. closed
.torn-ilgher No ? mixed cs,h. nt.c. June
alci Cofcl "a SIC bid Jolly az salt. ltIiA.e cioicd
~ u August 0tJHi4c, tluscd at ih,c Sop
cne'h SEss i.''sii'sc' closed ~ sec yeaf.
9al,s,,s,ssdyi "a q cash, 2g,c June. ssj.sa,.c
BID lulNi ~ hlu
nlc-Quici aud lower. at 500.
iisy,fitmeE prairie, ND0sSoo. Timothy,
liran-pnll and dragging, Al t0gI5,ec.
attLiO fgf August delivery ~
Ieed-Mefkst q Nand,nl. soft Missouri
tlil'S foancd' $50. chemical hard. nominal Il
naiisr-unehansodi crt,msy, iiSiec dairy, ~
Fegs-0ood stock tim. iic
coinmeai Active, Al tlois1ie
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CHICAGO. IN. June ia very fair bu-lncss
WI. 80 nshricd in wheat ~ yariahir pr'cct THE
igclms wns uihct unsettled the marscl c,fly
showing considerable tirrugl. aud later WAS
wetivI The urtuiur WHs 80 .f uI.Hrr fhIn stf.
days closing. cI.H,i on temporarily and then cold
~ n, ihcu declined n, aud luiy cln.,d fhps4mc
rs saturday. The muIv deferred iuturts tius..t d.
cd lnwcE iuue advanced 10 unl tlu.st w
higher Than saturday. The advancing truHtnfy
citly was attributed 10 the wrnfhrf. Whlh Was
again cloudy AMI miny. The weather bulletin
showed rain throughout the Wet aud Southwest
nnd tlis induced the c",cfiug ~ shorts rs we'll us
hutlug irum other fuuUfa. Nut later ads IU.f Up.
uuIcd higher hiumctcr and private advice dc.
nuiui clearing weather Tho Wrfthrt 90 tfI...ut In
the southwest iufms quite nn Important Item us
harvesting q 10 prusuvt, Tho visible supply WHs
about what was rcncully cApcriul though los
than some parties hti calculated upnu.
Quite an nriivc tffdo was Witnessed loo CO. q dur
quiet feeling prevailed 4 hruvf feeling Was a..
NvlupCi nud transactions were NJ higher prIpte
The better tuuV Wus atiuhutsl a. wet weather aul
fnall arrivals The market Upr1ci at Saturdays
cgsCi OF ,.l e.. aud became quiet closing shailC
hiihrr than saturday.
DAT VEN moderately active. stronger and rrlcc,
advanced - H. In the session uu ialr purchase
by shnus. Who bcuanc scltrd nt the advance ih
rnfn nul rpTsufis ul bad weather Later uulViutfs
pfu,ailrd aud pflcvs wucdCi slightly aud last iacs
VEN almost The tainc ns on -itunity,
comparatively llfht tridc Wa reported IN the
market iuf hes pftlncts. outside paitict iursapied
Nrfy irW order, aul lufil suVulaiurs wetr ludfrf.
eat about trading o. any extent Chanrrs M pricts
VEN slishi and iho huik OF the bu'incss was in
The Visible supply 81 RIA re- reported by the
hnati ot ttadc s a. follows Wheat ls.Stiup
husirls dcrrasr. 1iionl bushels tnfn. ia.ulluu
huthrls intfunsy. tilWJ luthclr est. hE.tUl
bushels decffa.c. gnbushgls pc loo, 90 bush.
els dc,frhsc .o.uN bushels barley, 90 W bpthcia
lu Ivasr illtsl huahCls
The leading futures ranged ~ follows
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DoMEsrIC ENcIlANNE.

DOMESTIC EACUANtE,
Buyirg-New York and Eastern points,
demand, part Eastern points sight l-l0 dis
count Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, par; New Orleans, 4. discount.
seling-Now York and Eastern points
$50 premium; Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louis.
vile and Chicago lilo premiumi New Or
leans par
The local cotton market closed quiet to-
day, sales unimportant Spots closed steady
at New Orleans and futures declined /
point, closing dun Tho Liverpool Exchange
remains closed until Wednesday morning
owing to Whtsuntile holidays. New York
spots were quiet and steady and futures very
quiet old crop months advancing points
and new crop months unchanged,
Habbard, Price Il Co. say "Our market
is practically without leader, and interest
remains in statu quo until further adyices
are received from the other side. The
weather bureau report today is without
material effect upon tho market Rains
since the compilation Of the report have
undoubtedly benefited the crop, and as in
the past, June has been a very favorable
month upon cotton. The bureau is passed
by rs without weight"
The Agricultural Department Bureau re-
ports OF June indicate a slight reduction
in the area Of cotton IN the Atlantic States,
and an increase west Of Alabama. Nearly
fourGiths Of the proposed area was planted
May l, but termination was slow; general
average, lOl. The condition is relatively
low, being s0.i.
The New York Chronicle gives the average
Of cotton for lssO-00 at 2O,3oD $50 against
1855, $50 last year leaving an increase Of
2Si per cent The crop OF isss.S0 Is osti-
mated at Z $50, 600 bales.
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By TELEGRAPH.
uoncy, nond. ana stort..

kiN YORK. June i0-rflme mercantile pa
rof ,sih pgf cent sterling exchange dull but
steady ~ Ha iof sixty day bills and ttSsi. for
Government bonds have been dali aud steady
tAic bonds have been neglected
lhe STOCK market today seemed given over en-
urg 10 the Trading element Al the opening aud
w urliiuGt showed heavy tone with ycfy little
.aleif While INC tadlhr was confined 70 . lew OF
We lclding shaWa Later however, under tho
Nmulna " good buying ln the Nandcfbiit. Jersey
,snua ani the trusts. The tone u the market un.
si ,tN,,nlA complete change, aud activity and dc
,lNci strength marked the remainder Of the deal.
lnEs ehCeW IN the lait hour REGULATIONS then
,aHHel We lisi OF and the final figures are frac
NJ, s",,'p i.N,t than we lut prices, but IN
seh lno,t OF saturday The adtlooa from
,h'tko ,bpo The usual pcfstmlstlo Ungo
W. ,neth,ng ana The opening ngurs were ecncr
pfleea, aud Nhlle the gcusAl II, vas dull and
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NEW YORK, June -cohee-optlons opened
duli unchanged to point, down; closed barely
s e@Tay lVg9 9c points down Ies 1000 6ngs in
gust sl6.lIdl65i, September slGGJal6 40 October,
siOWWlbO, November. SlG.SO: December $3.50.
January and February SlGsj6tl6 90 March slG9j;
May sl"D. spot Rio. quiet fair cargoes, 1870.
shgdr-liaw, excited, much higher fair refining,
Gtsc, centrifugal OGo test, Sc. sales, 20Ol hhds;
Muscoyado, y test Gj4c. 1900 tons domestic mo-
lasses So test SliO6t1 1O two clrgoes ccutrugals
w test, 5lac refined firm. active higher c, 7.1
~ extra g. Pt@a1sc; white extra &, lJ.lG@sc.
y elloM, 'sctilci on A. Ss@siic. mould A, %sc
vi, ashed v5sei powdered, ~ gmnulatcd De-;
Molas,ts.-Forcgn firm: 5oo test SIC with rise
In sugar New Orleans, dun
kice-steady aud quiet
RIO DE JANElRo. June l0.-Corce- Regular
lt-' bfuQ refs per ten kos good second D. 500 reis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the week, 5000 blcs purchases for
We tnlied states, $500 bags ccdmnccs for the
United states. GdOOO bags stock 1900 bags.
SANTOS, June l0-Colee food average, 100
iels per 70 kllo$ receipts during the week, bl,OOj
clealencC Tor the United States, 1900 bags stock
CHICAGO. Ill., June lO-on the Produce Ex
change today the butter market was firm. fancy
l2@lj, &; fine, lu9i2c
Eggs-Firm, re
EWORLEANs, La, June 10 Cofiec-Quiet, but
h,,n, lilo c3igocs. common to prime l6'E9lgJlc.
MhNky-Nc'ctn rcctlncd, SLUldl.SL
Hicc-stcldy llS@jc for ordinary TO prime.
Bmn-Qn!et NJ 1lsSet7c.
CottOn'sccd Products-Nomlnnl.
sugar Strong; open kettle, good ialr Sc com
mon, &c; ccntrfugals, choice white, SIC; choice
yellow clarified, S9lGaS3c rhine yellow clarified,
sgsRc seconds, G's@Eic.
MolaNscN-'falr 10 good fair lndl0c: common 10
good common, lGaisc; Inferior lie
CINCINNATI, o, June i0-Whisly 90 stoady
Sales lOJl brls finished goods on bnsls Of slOl
Iutier-firm' fancy creamery, ls@1Oc: choice
dsiry, hdl0c.
,susaT-fnni hard refined, og9Jsc; New Orleans,
Tl4rDsc.
EPgs-lIcayy at lie
Checse-Ea'J1 prime to choice ohio lat, 5lsGs)Sc.
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A New RniIroad CONTEMPLATED.

PIERRE, D. T., june l0.-Two civil en-.
glneers are making up a surveying party,
to start next Monday, to survey a railroad
through to tho Pacific coast, probably
touching at Minnesota, in the Black Hills,
making Pierre the initial point on the
Missouri. Work on the survey will la. /
some five months. The road is called the
Min Land d Pacific, and is strongly sup.
posed TO be backed by the Illinois Central.
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CHICAGO, H., Juno 10 - tn DrDr.rs .Ioqrgol r,.
ports Cituc-hcCcipts. 1860. shipinents $50
tag stcon, siilal2i; slockcrs ami feeders ~ iO6t
80 cow, balls aud mixed. SiCJgi .; Texas
cate. Il tOtsg 49,
Iigs-l,ccclpts, 2l000 shipments. 1000 Market
steady mixed. 81 Gial co. heavy sL2lgtt Ijc. lirht
81 3lftlt0 ssipA eLtn4lgI
hhecp Receipts 7.mT shipments. 1000 Market
hcnul! natives sLol8iGl Western shorn. sl5lt.
AZ Texans shorn, giOJgLgO. lambs, sLntsia,
Ter head.
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nl,hoe,. l.h,sician. IndIrlc,.

NEw YoRK, Juno io.-Thc Grand Jury
has found indictments against Drs Irwin,
Ferguson and Hancock, the physicians
who performed the autopsy on the body
OF Washington Irving Bishop, the mind
reader, Tor violation OF the sanitary law.
They will DO called on 10 plead tomorrow
Ia the General Sessions Court
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New YORK. Dry Coot, ,,,,,,,.

NEW YORK, June i0.--Thcro continue, steady
fcluwi Tor dress goods. hlatkct.. tuuc dnmnsA y
und such cotton fabrics ar utc ttill soli,ngut un
rhnngcd nriu-, though snaruly If some ui these ID
beginning Ia hc iclL snlcmtu will probably be-
on TIE mad this week with .implns of priuts bui
Pre- ~ leading makes arr itut likely ic be- made
much h'inv July. The general market today va,
unchanged and devoid Of Incident.
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follows June, io5a@ioSi; July iO.5o9iocO; August,
lose@loto; September as7@aSs; October, 9,57
@a5S; November ois@aaG December, $500
$751; January, 9.57G9.5S February aBl@aG5
March, 9,7i@972 April, o7s0a7o Sales. 6,OOo
bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Exchange closed until Wednesday morning
Mhitsuutido holidays
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pro,islon..

Flsll-Ninrkorcl hall brS No. T. $50 No. .
$40 No. %, sN2r l0lb Kits, No I, slai 80 2ti1L
Dry herring, family, 3ic per hos. North Carolina
nc herring, lnlf brls, sG5t White fish, hall brls.
Stil
llOG PRODuCrs-Firm. pork. siaOaiag ~
sugar cured hams l0l ealli a. breakfast bacon. %
clo'sc. clear 10 sides, bicun. ',c. shoulders
g. ~ lulk pork, clear tldcs, e. a. clear rib
Sides G'sH long clolr, G'tc, shpnldrrt % r..
LAkl'-Ics, t'fG hall brls, &c. kegs, no
oh0lcu kettle. toisa A. urn.
FRESH MEAir-iiccl. hlnduunricn SAGE fore.
qnarltrN y Sttic city hugs, C0f,G country dressed
% sstic per ~
flds fEEr-Brls $500, hail Jrl,. o %. icgt
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ree,lsiuH..

HAY-Choicc from store zoe; chr load from
lCycC ordcp0t sliO0,tli1 prime, from store 700
soc, car load from oyco or depot. sil0JWlA5g
prairie, from store b0gijc ear load from loycc or
depot sgu19il.u1
COkN-frIm store white. lGc, mixed lic.
from lcycc or depot white In bulk lOc. -in
sacks &c, MIXED, IN bulk, CSC. In Sacks &c.
BliAN-FfOm store, zoe. from lcycc or depot
siiOn
OA1s--From store white 3ic mixed. Elc:
from lcycc or depot white, IN bulk. gpaIlc In
lacks $50 ne mixed, In bulk. re. In sacks J1c.
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Hpsn,lstuits,

FLorR--From store, family s25r choice, eloO.
fancy, eLl5; extra fancy, sliJ. patent, sLSjsj,i0,
quiet
COENMEAf,-pcarl. $500 roller SOS. Grm.
BEANS AND PEAS-Nayy beans glSj@LO0, me.
dun, sL5joslO0.
OA1MEAl,-ln hall brs $3.50 from store
tRAtkEliS-Soda, extra, bc. treble extra. Ga
G. &C. ginger snaps, 76tsigc assorted lumblcs, ll9
l2'gc. cream crackers 7t6gSi5c
CRACKED WlLEAr-ln half brls, $3.50 from
stnrr.
HOMlNY AND GRlTs-From store s2T@3.Ol
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MEAl-Pumc, flhultiNtl les than car Loaf.
load. slIWtiTt1.
COTTON uELp-iailfoad. siioa river. go % per
ton,
uii.arrimc crude. cssiNs on crude. natsc.
prime summer yellow, tlattr 90 tumusF yellow,
o. iths chuluC cunkinH summer yvlisw, sostalr.
uflmc summer white tlatGt
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tAtTltarholnc 10 extra V.NTi.c. FOOD "a
Itc scalnwsgs b. medium, ~, $40 choice feel.
e. ~ lua and up, g,tC icclrr, ~ 70 80 ibs.
h0Gs-chol.o ccrnici, U.sic GOOD. CEscsc
slltliS choice. &c mellum s'Stic common.
..IANls- choice. o.. common TO GOOD. per head.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO PER GENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE si.5 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton 10 il.iec
--Ssles Today, 49, Bales Tho Gen
eral Market Is Steady--Meats Are
Firm.
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coach and span Of dainty sorrels. A hand
some brick stable is now being built near
the church for Kolasinski's h9rses
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A CLEAR head In your business Is worth
many times the one dollar paid Tor a buttlo
Of Man-a'ln 10 clear IL. Sold by all drug.
gists.
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CLEVELAND. o., June 10 --Peirolcu7,-o Quiet.
sw., no. titc
wlLMlNGroN,N.c C., June 20 -Turpcuilne-Flim
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NAnni.
OII mud rurpenfInr.

ST LOUIS No. June TO- Wool-Rcccipts, as.
sol pounds Market quiet but s.cidy.
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Tho spot market opened quiet and closed
steady. middling., iOl.c Sales ,co bales. Quo
fatlons arc a. kllowg Ordinary, &c good
ordinary. p,sc; low middllhg. 1910. mlddllng.
1910. good middink lil.c
Futures opened euA and closed dull |"
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DAILY COTToN srArTNryr.

lmpofis-N a C.gN arr IA n. II! l., n,
T. 4 ", l. Ficamcrs q wsgons 4 Total p
tal,a
hroria-N a c. SOC l. & y. IA c,oGsw.
loi y, 20 Total. 10 bllcA
Nrw YORK.
spor opened quiet and steady ani closed quiet
an ,iealf midiling n sioc sales GO baics
2hohhol' w,fc o. follows Ordinary. s5itc. cool
ofdin1V. iliCs low mldilins. ~. A.. middilur.
u aiog gooi middllng. n ilcc. mlidling ialr
J.jtc fair Dc.
fuiurr opened Hciiy and closed ycry quiet as FOL.
lows lunc, aoltioo2 July. iooaioes August
lol4io'2 September. ioli1inis October. p sl.i
ea9 NotcmbCf. osia1Nt December. asIas NJ
Jhnuaiy ppisaaf February, iao,aioO March.
loiosloil. Apul i0is8loIg May. io@eioN
halct 100 bales
DAILY rour AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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ArrrAL 0rrfch

MONDAY EvESISG June 10, 1859. !
Money is in good supply and moderate de-
mand. Rates, TO per cent
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HEALTH fS WEALTH.

nn. r C. wryTs Ns.vE Lyo BGliS rsslraEyf
IRusranbef specific for lijsieria, Dizziness, Con.
sulsioas. Tits Ncrgons Neuralgia. Hchfachc kcfv.
Gus Prlstrailon caused BY the use OF alcohol OF To-
becco Wakeiulnsss Mcutal Depression. soflculn
% tho brain resulting Ia insanity aud leadluT o.
misery, decay ant death. Premature Old AGE DlE
tcnneu, Los OF power IN either ser. lnvoluntary
10 fss pnd tpcrfnaofrlica caused b. oycr-etcftioG
" the brain, sslfahuts or over -incnlgcnce Each
tox con;aing Gus months treatment ti.0Oa boI
ofsix boxc, Tor Dc9. sent b. mail prepaid on 70
u TOT pF.cc
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ordinary, tPlac good ordinary, psi6c low mid.
allns ioaiar mdilinE iotiidc good middling.
II 5lec middl.ng hif, u0mintli iair, nominal .
du,iy, haii.c lower
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COTTON MARKET.
INrmANnr nrnrATlnNa.

The local cotton market opsnci quiet aud closed
quiet miidllng, 10 ii.iec Sales bales. or -
W cSroftefs aud 80 10 fpinncn
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Groceries.

CANNED GOODS g. rncapnlcs. sii58t 10.
peaches, lbg standard, sLot0 10. second. sl.ul,g
l.lh tomntpcs TO- standard. sirlIr hsstandtrd.
tlug stmWhrftica. flAt uispbOfros sigt black
berries elUi grcen rugcI a. iW pear, $50
plumS tlht asparagus, siu1 rfrcn corn, sLuff
Loo Errcn peas, tl.ahmLdt ruyo oysters. fuli
weight 10, ple'1c. lhs, si.5slCO light weight.
elC lhs, rLui CONDENSED mIlk ruwu. M.
Eagle el.ts Swiss, sGil. salmon N G,a2u0 tnr.
dimes, tlun mustard snrllnps Size Mnrkrrpl
slllWln hcrrlug mnrkcpl, slli
hltAk-iuu white, n a. ui white ~ .r yellow
clarified. ~ e. tcinc1 A, N .c standard rfanuintri
~ powdered. 9, e. cut loaf g.r open Kettle. J'tt
~ steady nnd nrm.
CplllE-tummon. l7',c ordinary, isc hlr.
~ pflmc luu. ~ c choice 10 iaucy, utl,1c. old
government. ac. i'm.
SALT saginaw. Sl..5 per br Ohio River. 81 na
10 lct hri. Louisiana, siil, SACKS nne sLai
cutnc, Ntit. ukis. - ,Hic
Mvt- louisitna. A,sesoc; Carolina. Gs5c
hfARCNaac.
CllEpE-ifmo fats. 49,. New York factory.
-, iull cream, iac Young america. i1o
holAN-Es-lp Louisiana tummou iu ialr atat A..
prime choicy, a9tt ST. fancy, e. rruiriurnls com.
mon 20 iair os ~. prime 10 chuicc. - o.. syrup.
2stfihe steady.
CANDlE- sticks. an sllca In bxs. pls aud hrls.
e,r,l0'gs hucy assorted, pls,ii'G extra fancy,
it4tnr. hFm
sOAr AND CANDLES soap, s'ssic. candles.
full weight ut.N
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We Guarantee Six Boxes,

To cure any eae. With each order received ny u
inf six boxcL accompanied with stO1 We will scl /
the purchaser our written guarantee T. roiuni thl
lowdy a Co. Druggists solo Agcatx Aaia street
No. Liils frno
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hank CirNRiSGs.

CHICAGO. H., June iO-Clclrings. sii. si2tOl
NEw ORLEANS. La, June J-Clcarlng. 81 .oit.
az
NEW YORK, June io.-c'clr'ngs. s7asu.c 90. bal
nnc,s, ei.a13ts
BALTIMORE Mi., Tune 10 Cicariugs slico.S SIS.
balances t.ll..sA
81 LOUIS No., June --Clcahnss. sioGaaS
balance tiil a3
nosruN. Mas. June io-olcaruss slG0i5.5st
balance 10 eG1O7L
PHILADELPHIA. June iO.-Clcinngs. slc.3tl.
GIl balances a gstAr
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MISCELLANEOUS


skN-stmlght Kentucky bourbon 81 'oa
tuf llnlrfifun rni Lincoln Counties ufm ID 81 y
tt1uj. ias etn pvs. tlO1reO, nopurilnr a. nar aud
nuke common whisky. Wrffl.1t According Id
pwgi Nuihirr under ~ pr nt quotn
~. Noaill cot domestic o. hsgt1 Cor I'm
IUfind
GlAsg sEEDs-Roi clover. 9, q ha. herds s,a.
poc hu. orCharl grlyr siaj bu. t.ml.hy. 81 ss's ID
bu.
nAGGlSg- gaio'.c
TttHaaiau
slior-hrop. siis buck. STA
LAD .tT.
TAttUN~ltc
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How to Improve the strset..

EDITORS or THE LANCAsrER INTElii-
oExcxR.- There has been good deal said
about the stonc furnished for street pur-
poses, Ac., and the general opinion Is that
better stone can be secured and no doubt
win he. Would Il not be . good idea for
the street committee to zee that all streets
to be macadamised In the future should be
made by the street commissioner AMI his
assistants There are times when the engi-
neer Of the street roller has some spare
time, and the street commissioner could
zee that the streets 10 be mac~iainixed
would be done according TO the city reglla-
tions instead Of giving them out by con-
tract and save that profit and especially ~
very few streets have been made Of late
years that give entire satisfaction, and some
times suits have been threatened. The
cost TO superintend the work would he but
trifie. The street committee should not
he dispensed with, however, TO look amer
II. Would II not he reasonable TO think
that we would then have better streets at
less cost, II would warrant to pay the
street committee n reasonable amount for
every day spent inspecting the work done
a. well M TO making their annual tour and
time to look around for the best materials
10 be used. Money could be saved and
better streets to travel over secured.