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m. Pres. Repers. and General Grant

A dispatch Published yesterday morn
ing, from the interesting gentleman VINO
makes up" in more sense than one, tne
Associated Press reports from New YORK
,nforms rs that General GRANT, on his
uresent trip, is not satisfied with the 10y
alty of Louisiana" 1t strikes us that
the General must have made extraordl-
nary time "en his present trip" to reach
Louisiana, examine the condition OF the
.loyalty" there, and send back to the
New York Agent an expression OF his
opinion in just Tires days from the time ne e
left Richmond. The Agent aforesaid 1oiu
MS that GRANT was in Richmond Oh .Ae
9th ult and the dispatch concerning
b;s opinion on Louisiana affairs was oa'-
al at New York the 3Oth. In addition 10
this, it has been generally understood
that GRANT intended to visit Charleston
Savannah, Mobile, and other southern
cities before reaching Louisiana. Ii ne
carried out his programme and "fongn9
IL ont on that line" he must have made
the fastest time on record to enable the
New York Agent to send out the dispatch
concerning affairs in Louisiana,and must
have greatly exceeded the rapidlty OF MS
movements upon the enemy's works De-
fore Richmond.
/ We are tired of this constant perver'
sion of the Geographic reports to SUD
serve partisan purposes 1t Is oao
enough when they require Demoera'''
newspapers to pay for the TRANSMISSION
of congratulatory messages from on
"IJnion League" to another, which are
possibly. bona fde documents, but it be
comes intolerable when transparent lies
sncb "a that concerning General GRANT
oninion on Louisiana "loyalty," are dis
ssminated through the country at Dem
ocratic expense. Frequently heretofore
! the telegraph has given us accounts o
present southern disloyalty, n1ne-tentn
of which were absolutely untrue, anu al
Of which were intended to undermln
nnblic confidence in the good faith OF tn
southern people, and promote oppos'tio
to the reconstruction policy of Presiden
\ JOHNSON. We want plain, uncolore
statements of the news of the day, ant
ifthe New York agent cannot always r.
press his intensely radical sympathie
lat him at least give us facts, or, i'll
cannot quite overcome the radical pr
pensity for falsshood, let him give
spcb n semblanee of truth as will be-
some little investigation before its falsl'
becomes apparent.
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rh.Era of Crime.

Tn baltimore last Tuesday night,
man named Hogg shot courtezan in a
brothel, inficting a wound that Will
probably prove fatal, and, when told that
she was dying, put the muzzls OF his pis-
toll in his mouth and fred, killing him.
self instantly. E ...'s
In West Chester, Pa, last week, two
men named respectively Brown and Mil
Ter, get into fight, and Miller was stab
bed to the heart by Brown. The muir
derer escaped.
In Louisville, last Tuesday, drunken
negro stood on the sidewalk opposite the
military prison and fred two or three
times at the sentinel at the prison door.
The sergeant of the guard ordered the
sentinel to fire, which he did, and the SER
eeant also shot several times at the ne,
gro from his revolver. The negro fell
In Herkimer County, New York, last
Monday night, man named Walrath
his wife and his daughter, aged about
twelve years, were all murdered. Wal
| rath was shot through the head Mrs
| Walrath's skull WIS crushed and thu
| child's throat was cut. No clue to TIT
murderers.
A woman named Mc'Daniels, of lndi
ana, took her infant child to the woods
one day last week, and after stripping
naked, left it to die 1t was found ant
cared for by hunters
The proprietors of the principal gam
bling houses in ST Louis have agreed t.
close their establishments for one weel
and aid the police in arresting and pun
ishing the murderers, garroters, burg
lars and thieves whoinfest the city.
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Radical Eahricaiions.

Tn order to afford some shadow OF eS-
cuse for the continued oppression OF the
Southern people and the Withholding Oh
their civil rights, the radicals have oeen '
inventing all sorts of stories to prove
that the people oSs.ts Southern STATES
are still hostile to-. .uthority OF tue
federal government; that they are crnei
20 the freed negroes; that "the old leave,pI
of treason" as the radicals tee5 Gg expres-
turks IN tneir n0a as and acts. Agreat
sion IN tn tHie Stories are pure fiction and
mapemaiuder are exaggerated statements
If trivial things Foremost in this bad
work have been the correspondents OF
he Cincinnati Gazette, and not only the
correspondents but the entire editorial
,orps of that paper have been laboring
,vsrsince the Inauguration of President
JOHNSON to cast discredit upon the 10y
,lty and good faith of the South. The
Nashville Banner emphatically disposes
e one of the recent publications of the
hasette, which may be considered SAM
le of the statements of these correspond
ats, as follows: ~.
The recent wholesale ISLANDERS on the
eople of Tennessee, in the Cincinnati
asetts, have aroused storm of indigna-
on throughout the State, and nowhere
1 the feeling more evident than in that
1 met, law-abiding community known as
yilson County. Says the Lebanon Her
d, We never heard of any outrages on
le colored population of this county I'M
l we read them in the Nashville Banner
I the eighteenth, copied from the Gin
nnati Gazette. Nobody else in this re-
on has heard of them. The wide-awake
rent of the Freemen's Bureau in this
unity was in blissful ignorance that
oh outrages had been perpetrated in
dominiOns until he was apprised of
q fact by The enterprising cOrrespon.
mt of the Cincinnati Gazette. De-
trimmed on ferreting the matter out,
ID Furnishing the guilty party to the ex-
tht of his power, he summoned Mr.. Ed
hrds and a number of negroes in his
hghborhood to appear before him in
lbanon en- Wednesday last. A thorough
yestigation into the matter was had
tn this result: That no disturbance
II Aatever, at any time or place, had oc-
! I.red between Mr.. Edwards and the
'1ds in his employ. The agent is salts
|, and so requests us to announce that
whole thing is fabrication from be-
lining to ending. ~
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Preston King.

ghen the announcement was made
sral days ago that some persons were
opinion that PRESTON KING had not
mitted suicide, but with method in
Madness" had wandered off to some
re retreat from which he will one day
sforth in his right mind again, the
.estion was regarded as the product
brain scarcely less unsettled than
Of the late collector of the port at
York. The following extract from
lew York Journal of Commerce which
vays prudent and never sensational,
somewhat modify the popular i'm.
ion and give rise to many curious
ptures. 90 : y.
two weeks have passed since the
,,ed suicide of Preston King, and the
flair seems to have nearly faded
he minds of men. Could the veil
ted and an insight given of, the
of many, it is to be feared that to
eds, who hoped to profit by his
the event has beena source Of az.
joicing. The belief, ho,oever, among |
10 think at al on the sabiect, Is qaia-
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Intensely LOYAL.

A bill has been introduced in the Mis-
souri, legislature making it penal Of
fence to pronounce the name of any ex-
officer of the Confederate army without
prefixing the word "Rebel." Of course,
it will pass. All but stay-at home radi'
calls are disfranchised in Missouri; even
Major General FRANK BLAIR was not per,
mitted 10 vote at the recent election in
that State He does not come up to the
Legislatures standard of loyalty"
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WE regret to observe that Rev ADAM

WE regret to observe that Rev ADAM
Poe. a well known and much respected
minister of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, introduced and colaplimented
before Cincinnati audience last Thurs
day night, WILLIAM LLOYD GAPp's'N
whose efforts in the sprea' ii infdelity
during the past sly years nave only
bsen cor- ,eeu by his Incorporate zeal in
~ cause of abolitionism. Radical poll
tics, like misery, "makes strange bed
fellows" In his speech, GARRISON re-
iterated and boosted of the motto which
stood at the head OF his paper so long
1.-The constitution of the United States is
a covenant with death and an agreement
with hell
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ted suicide, but has wandered off into some
retreat of which this city is full, ,rhese he
w;U net be found And while the mere
fact of the body not yet having been
discovered affords no evidence that no
suicide was committed, yet instances
are by no means uncommon OF persons
supposed to have been made way with,
voluntarily or otherwise, reappearing in
full life and health. It must be confess
ed, also, that rarioas reasons seem to gre
color to the anti-suicide theory. The ponce
are still quietly continuing their lnves IA
cations upon this latter suppo.s,iItlon, anu ~
may yet find the clue that VIII leao W
the acknowledgement of this deep mys-
terry. 80. I !.
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ORGANIZATION OIL the hhOuse-oO
MI. C.'s Arriving-Rnm stenewaii-
Inierments Of acknowledgements
inn the Streets snow-Pardens, &c.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 90, 1866.
Washington is full of runors with re-
gard to the organization of Congress, the
latest of which we give you for what ~
is worth. 1t is well known that the Roll
to be called on the first day of the Ses-
sion is in the hands of the printers. Yes
terday it was recalled, and runlor says 1t
was done to add the names OF the South
ern members. Mr.. Colfax is bitterly OPP
posed to their being admitted, as 1t may
interfere with his prospects for SPEAKER
shin. AS vet, however, both he and MI,
Mcpherson have the field to themselves
for reelection. ne 90,
Every train brings in some OF the mem
beers of Congress, and at night the hoteis
are beseiged with people to see the par
ticular man from whom they expect ben
eft during the coming winter. -,
The arrival of Hon. Caleb Cushing
created quite an excitement last night;
The arrival of the Ram Stonewall Will
bring TO close the naval court martial
in the case of Commander Craven, as she
is "durab eridence." and will prove OF her
| self whether it was safe to attack her
The entire Court, accompanied by Sec
retary Seward, visited her on Saturday
| and made a trial of her speed. Admiral
Farragut is said to have given 1T as ms
oninion. that he could whip her with two
canal boats. We think it bad taste Ioi
the President of the Court TO nave OK
pressed an opinion before the Cour' h ''at'
met for decision. 4s.r
At the Cabinet meeting of yesterday
the Monroe doctrine wasn't Is saia
thoroughly discussed.
An officer will be assigned to duty, te
superintend the proper interment OF sol
diers who fell in the Senandoah valley
Tn point of promenading, Washington
bepins to wear it's former aspect. Th'
ladies who in former times were accas
toned to besiege the Avenue about fou
} o'clock in the afternoon, and who during
the war, when the great number OF sol
diers rendered walking ont uncomforta
BILE. entirely neglected this healthful OK
ercise, have once more appeared, and W.
now see the beauty and fashion OF Wash
ingtod in it's varied colOrs as regularl.
as the day comes around =.
To-day we have our first snow, and tn
surroundings begin to look wintery.
: R.M.T. Hunter and Brigadier Genera
Roane are approximately urging theI
claims for pardon, but with no success a
yet
, Pardon seekers are not attended t
i with as much assiduity as they wer
n several weeks ago, theimportance OF pull
lie business previous TO the opening o
Congress preventlngl 1t
d Yours, JEEMS'
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The Secretary was instructed to fur
nish the newspapers OF the Guy M,'n VA, ra.
proceedings of the meeting with 2 re-
pnest that they be published: 4 1It.1)'
On motion the meeting adjourned.
REV. ALEX. MARTIN, President.
wM H OxToBY, Secretary = y
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R. hUKE's
Excelsior Livery and Sale Stable,
ds WHEELING. WEST VA

'HE UNDERSIGNED W0UIn
4 respectfully inform the citizens Of wheeIing
Livery Stable on Quincy street where 49,.
desirous OF procuring pleasant Saddle 10.
OF q good horse and Buggy, can At an time ~
accommodated, on reasonable terms ''--''' ~
n Comfortable Hacks, with good teams and
eareinl drivers, always in readiness 10 convey
passengers from place to place. y S~A'''
ALSO FOR SALE,
one second hand Two Horse Hack; One Two
anIa Saro9che, and Buggies, with or vi.s,o,,
RO.es, ior sale cheap have on hsr .o,.. -r,oS
LAY horses for sale. o. give me = an Ssfors
nn--as Here. ROBERT LUKE
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CONSTITUTION.

| lioN.
Art |. This association shall be called
| The West Virginia Union Commission
an auxiliary to the American Union
| Commission of New York
Art. 2. The object of this society shall
| be to contribute to the relief of such per.
sons within our State, as are now suffer.
| ing or may suffer from the desolatinp
effects of the late war.
Art. ). This society shall be under on
troll of the following named officers
| President, Vice Presidents, Secretary
Treasurer, and twenty-five Directors, ali
of whom shall constitute Board of Con.
troll, and shall be elected for the term
Of enc year.
Art. A. The Board of Control may ap.
point an executive committee of five, any
three of whom shall have power to act.
Art 5. This Board of Control shall be
the recipients of all donations-shall
control the distribution of the same, ap-
point committees to solicit subscriptions
or donations and to do all things in or
by which the objects of this Association
shall be forwarded, as they shall deem
proper, from time to time; and they NAV
appoint subcommittee from the Society
at large TO aid and assist them in the
performance of their duty.
Art 6. This Board of Control shall
have the power to fill all vacancies
which may occur either in the Board or
Committees
Art. Z, This constitution NAV be al
Tered or amended at any time by pub.
nc meeting of the Society for that pur-
OFFICERS.
President-Henry X. List Sec,stsu
5: It. Stevens. Heasurer-Jobn R;Sbgn
Vice Vresidents-Judge VIM 4 Hars; nop
Jacob Hornbreok, Rev. Alexandar , Mou'
tin, Rev. John Mofatt, John I Hnhha
Rev. j. T. McLure, s. B. Barnitz. '''''
Direetors-Gov. A. /. Foreman. Geo K
Wheat, Thos. Hornbrook, Thos. 81. Lo.
gan, John Donlon, Henry Crangle, James
Wilson, E. j. Stone, Col. W. B. Curtis.
David Armstrong, Robert Morrison. Jas.
:. Orr, DR.. A. S. Todd, Hiram Armstrong.
Joseph Bell, VIM. Hastings, VIM. ".
holiday, Augustus Handlan. Jacob Bur.
Gle, samuel Laughlin, Robert Cranple.
samuel Mcclellan, Jacob M. Bickel. 'fos
'eybold, James PAUL.
On motion of Mr. Orr, the Secretary If
he meeting was instructed to cali tl,a
Ulcers elect toget Ter, for Organization
Z aueh tina q S3 " :
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Religious Notice.

nEV. CHAs. HOWARD MALCON
IL will preach in the BaptistChurch tomorrow
morning and evening, services commencing al
the usual hours. "a;
Communion services will take place immeel'
ately after the morning sermon. decI
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The American Union Conmission.

An adjourned meeting for the purpose
of organizing Branch of the American
Union Commission, was held at the
Fourth street NJ. E. Church last evening
Rev Alex Martin was called to the
chair, and Mr. Vim, Fl. Oxtoby appoint
ed Secretary
Mr.. j. c. Orr, from the committee to
whom was referred the subject, reported
the following as the Constitution for the
government of the organization, and the
gentlemen whose names are appended
were elected as the officers of the same:
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chronic Disease.
New Treatment and New Remedies
DIR It. = KIsNER TRRATsAII

y Diseases OF Chronic Nature, but gives
special attention to the treatment Of Chsanic
A a. OF the Genito. Urinary Organs, viz
Uretbpa irptsS 81 Gatar1h OF the Bladder
and Dri6bling Of Urine Urinarv narts nuon
Grayel Diabetes and DithnrS, TTr;r tD;epOslts or
hue IS Diseases Local and ConstltutionaY 9 Spor
~ Implications and sequellae, Sperma.
Sorrnea and Impotency, and all affections coma.
q9ent upou youthful fndiscretions. an dissases
OF those organs requiring Surgical Interference
- a.sa quleKly and neatly performed Per.
sons affiicted, particularly with old tronblesoma
cases should lose no time to call on or addIess
Ut. kISNEk No Mercury or other poisons
used Consultations confidential. Conmnniea.
o lions enclosing stamp or fee promptly noticed.
an omcei 1hlrd street, Centre Wheeling, W. Va.
decl-d&w6m -"
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Our Washington Correspondence

Organization Of the Heuse-Coifax-
M. C.,s Arriving-Rnm stenewah-
Inierments Of S0ldiers--Promenaa-
ing the streeas-snow-Pard &C
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New York Marker


20 NEW YoRK, June 90.
COTT0N-Less active and lie lower, at 46c fer
middlingI
FLOUR-Heavy and 10 al 5c lower, at SIS IS a
5 10 for extra State; SO 4Gd6 SIS for common to
good shipping brands of extra Il. H. o.. and
81 al 90 for trade brands. Market closing heavy.
WHISKY-Firmer, at - 04d2 Is.
WHEAT-Heayy and 3d4c lower, mt 81 % for
NJ lwaukee Club. 81 IS for amber Michigan. and
81 1901 IS for white Western.
RYE-In moderate request.
BARLEY-Dull. Barley malt firm. at 81 % a
IGJ.
CORN-Heavy and 2G4c lower 7Oa75c for
urSound mixed; s0c for sound mixed Western,
and slic for Western yellow
0ATS-Duil, heavy and lower, al Iia13c for
|. Western.
WOOL-Dull.
-COFFEE-Dull
SUGAR-Active, Crhs nlnscovado, at II a I3c.
MOLASSES-DuH
PETROLEUM-Firmer at ISL 836c for crude,
50d55c for refined in bond and 7ld73c Tor re-
fined free.
PORK-Quiet, at s24 25d2i 62t for new mess,
closing at S2I 31l for cash: S3d % - for IS and
ga mess; Slsd25 for prime, and SIS 5odl9 for
p' ime mess.
BEEF-Moie active. at sl0a II for plain mess,
and Sl2G DC for extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-More active, at S21 a - 80.
CUT MEATS-Firm, at I. a &c for shoulders,
and Is q l9c for hams.
BAC0N-Quiet
LARD-Firmer, at Isl alsct.
BUTTER-Quiet, ut 2oasSc for Ohio, and 25
d33c for State.
CHEESE-Quict at raise.
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a3ettep ~ 4pRaet1Sa10l Ndnquef; got
M tue PIE, and met whtery-
grave IN the lemonade.
Pretty teacher turned pale and lost her
appetite. :,
igrew desperate. AS the reckless in
secfs wouldn't get out of the, way / left
thems to their fate.
Leaf several Undesirable specimens
with my, sandwiches, and dranka spider
ina glass of lemonade. .r
I surviyedit. ~,
Idon't know how it agreed with the
spider. rEaf~E" nCr.f ;.
After dinner we resumed eur festive
sports. a
We played Copenhagen. g. -
Which is very hilarious sport.
1t consists of chasing girls under
rope, tearing their, clothes and kissing
them. -gr
The girls appear to like 1t.
The dominic, who had been surveying
our sports with benign satisfaction, pro-
posed to improve the OCCASION in oratory.
just as he was about to hold forth, a
providential thunder shower eXtinguish-
ed him and saved US the intliction.
We took refuge under seven-by.nine
shed, wisely provided for such contin-
rencies, and overfiOwed the refreshment
shanty until the shower dried up.
Groves are not. Immediately improved
by showers, and the grass being wet and
| the leaves dropping, our festivities were
dampened.
We began to experience the remorse
which follows dissipation
L Il, in, faor he a Al
ruined her dress by accidentally sitting
down in currant pie.
The ice cream had all melted, the
strawberries were all gone.
We started in wilted procession for
| the cars.
The conductor being liberal man
gave us larger leaseof pleasure than we
bargalned for and kept us waiting an
hour.
When got bome Mrs. O'Lanus want
| ed to know if I'd been to IL funeral. |
went to bed early and dreamed all night
| that / was struggling desperately with a
| gigantic spider, who had carried off the
pretty teacher and hung her up by her
waterfall on the tOpm0St limb of big
tree.
Some people like pic-nics, Others like
strawberry festivals-but for my part
give me liberty or give me death
Yours Perspiringly,
CORY OF ANUS.
P.S. A young man who is taking the
census called at my house yesterday.
/ wasn't home But Mrs. OLanus
was. As she knows more about the fam
ily than I do, it was all the same.
The first thing he wanted to know was,
how many times she had been a widow!
i never thought of asking her that
question myself, and l feel mnch inter
est in her answer. l wish You would get
mean advanced copy of the census re,
turns so that / can find ont what she said.
G.. OIL.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wheeling Wholesale Market.

THURSDAY EVENING June %, 1865
FLOUR-Supply limited and in good demand,
ut 81 5O98 IS. So.
WHEAT-In demand at 81 1901 SIS.
OATS-Nominal at 4G650.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 75c060
BARLEY-Sells dull at 81 %
SUGARS and little doing; Porto Rico IL
Choice Yellow l7c.; Cypshed Powdered and
granIflated at clio and Cuba l4ie;
.MOLASSES-New Orleans 81 80.
SHRUPS-At 9oc0sl 90.
COFFEE-Unsettled and lower at 80 63lc
OILS-Firm at SI65 tor No Lard: 7Oa75 for
Carbon, and S0c for lubricatng
SALT--0in6 River 81 Is; Table 81 90.
BUTTERFLIES.
P0TATOES-Not much doing: prices range
from 81 3001 so.
DRIED APPLES-Dull at 506c per ID.
EGGS-Not much doing at l2c.
LARD-l9020 in fair supply.
HAY-Sl4 per ton loose.
BROOMS-Common 81 7585 so; Fancy s. 250
600.
IOBACCO-Dark los rs 75Gs5c: Spun Roll
IO075c; Bright % GSl0l 49, Common Twist Soc,
Navy at 1896.
CANDLES-Mould1 L.
GLASS-Good demand. Market firm; s by II
No. l. IS Is; No. . IS 40; 8 by II to 10 by IL No
l. s. 10; No 9, IS IL: s by I3to 10 by "A No /,
81 50; No. . Sc 10.
LEATHER-Solc Saa@c per H.; Oak sole
40, 041 per ID: upper s36@l2 per dc2 kip
feather 75QI - per H.: calf skins - rs ~ rcr
To-; calf skilfs lie perl6.
WHISKY - Steady; counaon 81 n3: Ry"
woQL..Buyers are offering S"c,i small sales
at quotations.
CHEESEy.At4 cc for selected wR
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Grocery and Provision Market.


THURSDAY EvFNING. June % 1855.
FLOUR Sc per H., at s9G0d9 81 per Dbl. fo,
best brands.
CABBAGE-5dl0 per head.
BUTTER-200 25c.
EGGS-ls020c.
ONIONS-S3 % per bus. OF SIC per peck
-COFFEE-3Ii q ~ per h.
SUGAR-Brown l5a2n, Crushed 25, Coffee -
as; Pulverized25
TEAS-Green 81 75G2 -. Black 81 5n02 o..
CHEESE-Western Reserve 25c per %, East
ern and English Dairy SOC, Pine Apple 310 Zee.
S0AP-l5a20per ID.
CANDLES-Tallow %, Star 30; Sperm Is
RICE-l5Q 20 per III.
P0TATOES-350i 40 per peck.
APPLES-35 $50 per peck. s'
HOMINY-10 per quart
M0LASSES-Sorgham 15c, Cuba Il - Bal
timore syrup 81 so; Orleans Il 50 per gal.
VINEG AFRO a 50 per g1.
CORN MEALS per peck
CRANBERRIES-s2 COPPER gallon
PR0VISIONS-Sugar Cured Hams pc p9r ID (;
Shouldersand sides 2oc; Dried Beef .25c Beef
Tongues 40dG0c.
SGAP-Cinc:nnati German l2ic, Wheeling do
l2.o Family soap ilio @
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New York Money Market.
by Telegraph

By Telegraph.
NEW YORK, June %.
MONEY-Easier, nj las p cent, large sup
ply. n, %
SFERLiNG-Exchange- at 81 osi6
07t, for first class bankers bills -
60LD-Lower, opening at sl ST., declining to
81 80. and closing at 81 49,
GOVERNMENT ST0CKS-Less active and
without decided change
X. X. ST0CKS-Ft Wayne e5,c; {. & p. st.
LATER. -.
Nkw YoRK, June 2e.-Gold closed tonight
at 81 3eL. tlAaE u
...t- ti-r.a