davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-11-25

Flour offered stsoog but etoeea auA, VIZ.
vo,e active and higher, but at tho close oay-
e,a ,cfu.ed TO nay the extreme figures. eoia
onenf Il 1ucec better, bat the advance Nss mofs
ttsn Lost Il ihc close. Oats were quiet Al M I'M
,..1.rnt .u1r Of a.ae. -RJe advanced ic. Barley
~,a In be4tsf demand md 134c higher. "naks5
xae luu. Fralghts wera neglected; fsoSena1
wcsr dull. but hsa s w'sn ,e,e,as'a eoeaI@''' 49,
c,,a w.s again tr7exular-varytnK but little
r,o,, tbe crcentriciAes Of yesterday. The marSct
orencd At 1as,,. advanced to ls9sas and closed a.
1ss4, The following quotations were recel'eo 0s
, 1866-11-25

T.f3.f ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 49,
EspFzs Ess.Sn.; IN ssnos @ cay sanfass ii so
H +; e gos! ii Aece@neaasi;on eoEnnst' VILE
Pres ~ stsps s1esnted, sso fNondsJ excepted
, 1866-11-25
PROPOSALS. FOR SEWERAGE
Co Aoatkf1s.
TO

IMPORTANT TO
REEF AND PORK PACKERS.
rEE0yEAEST Is CuRlSl FLESH FOR snd Be IN 1orc.
~ INV nrrnsred to Introduce It IL tht t.ahe @ ~
IN ~ ~ Ann u Il; sS5ty he 1nest AEeytic III - ,sB
car oe euret th4 pEossss Il ~ ~ S!1a q NAvo.
IN nstres PosE .esAy 10 use in two days
sGndrrt and SiueS to ten DAYS In 1nlAjORTB
mer For information, ndtresa SET tt
n~'" ~ W. C. ALBERC
p1if
lCopJ+l
pCTyAlo, fsTDH4
After careful personal c1atotnsfaA1 f1:436
erIinr mcIt b M1rsh's Fer
j. l. AibergeF Co.. At their ~ esissi1ee4
Il = III suprr.ts T nsys ?"
GSG reee01 1nan1Gnt ~ - ~" FRA T.4fL,R
ea ~. aaSSi cnie.<o yoa OF 1-~e .aa
mr. a4AottAta0a
, 1866-11-25

1~n ARCHITECTS.
pitASs ANT sPEC1F1CATInSS Fo3 MN 4ttAo
{ .'a fStiS rnR 1nE VAR nEPAKtAsSt
Archlseet7 a5e 3hgtci IL ptrp4sl pans Aa cf nrd
W.. ~ The A. DcnAFtmeut, ths site NOW oscap
III the war j., paTtuaent and aa;aernt Eacaa1 S'o2A
u Wf.hir.fnn II = ....,
nc b1;idinss fe,,uirei sho9;1 haze
- - M ,1 al a nsnrt taior:ua,loa relauaS TO tae sub
1rf Tti Re n;rni.hc Arrh:t.ct- desiring 70 ~
te,tst. u III lie rnasrsl: ned. :, ~, ~, rnr
aecc.d And OF 81 Cn for The third n1oss ASspii Ap1Eisi
Pans .pelasas!snss s Essrse @ 1e,ay n, ii wat -
IT, re~f 1t utnccss charged With II: nty OF
" s,ts an r.ePsslaf r uedsT sei Con
rte ssrss r5sn-es ed Iniy = lsta- mir.
1nt pahF anu ~ s.nI,, II j. rrea,Nc'l. ttof>
g f3ssEt ~ Tf-,,r-ner tnre NlrdrsA HltiG1uE%
nFFt lhs ~ ~ hef,re Eso si day Of EeottArT.
MasaahSte"" o-e'' =" " ~
, 1866-11-25

ucrc the market ~sa quiet. The ofose1s Tstc
,,.;nr Al 1csa1so-lssl bid a. the close. The
.,,sra vas lIaht, and ralss over the counter
werc made It shout New York rates. Silver was
ouie, At las@i2s bu,iug-she upper hguse fo7
, 1866-11-25
miscellaneous.


TATTIoN-To Purchases lnSar and Dssi, sSp
I a.. n he CeltbsAssd NAIEh'feo
tNS,I rThDQE
, 1866-11-25

,-T~s1oN HOI,SE OF

COMMISSION HOUSE OF
- REDM1ESM,omgp ME1ES,ogp : = SoS, G4 Gtsis.s, ms
9SuscG Ssi.s proEpt returns AID e1u . isrd
to m1ffrts. Et caGslxnIfG1is:, e is:,otaee CoTrcs-
hogs, Flour Setds. Frds111o3s A-0
pprdsoce solicited
0E,T, HATTEN & CO.,
Tho1esale Commission Me1chans'
NO, so McGnn-sr..
lr.te.t.., DENVER, COLORADO
, 1866-11-25
Nntels.
AMERICAN HOUSE,

TN. t,yo,tts n.a.-c]sss Hctes. the las7ess III Se~
rr ,,.rs cse., unsurpassed Are0mGocAloE1 " 1's
,n.s .,b,,r LEWIS RICE Propss-soE-
, 1866-11-25

IT, new York stock market shows qua .
reaction, and higher tance Of prices ptesauea
throughout tic list The following tao.e ea.Ms
.hc closing prices to-day 1hassoss' 1ss e4&s|@
AR and the Saturday previous:
, 1866-11-25

New York AsccE MarAts.
t1ssins pnoes for cash. soTeraost ~ 1sss Foassav
, 1866-11-25

.rnt.1 - no 81, To-, ,7O &f,t7h,E Esa.!B I
.st %ast i1EM6&tH 1f{s,7 ,7n5&
Week ending fov. 1o. 1s e Hns5 a i9i@sE
, 1866-11-25

I'm Il
v NteslhEn Ha1HMS1
M!tsae1 In . 3 !
3 ke5s Aissaa;l " t.eut sB
N.Y. Ms.s9ea y
ME- Semfe z
m : Toa MEa : n, A.H .
"a saon Eu Es
Moos@ = 4
.EDs tDotaIlfa J4tE
q asooa ,tARe5 y Il
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have for long time existed, and still
exist, in perpetuation of useless Off
ces, sinecures in eXtravagant salaries
and allowances, and in other unneces-
sary and wasteful expenditures, there
| fore.
ReSolUed By the House of Representa-
tres, the Senate cOmcMT1'ing, That Joint
committee be appointed, to consist of
two members of the Senate and three
members of the House, to be styled the
Joint Select Committee on Retrench-
ment," that the committee be instruct
ed to inquire into the expenditures in
all the branches of the civil service of
the United States and report whether
any and what offices ought to be abol-
ished, and how and to what extent the
expenses of the civil services of the
country may and ought to be curtailed
and that the said committee be author
lied to sit during the recess of Congress
and report by bill, or otherwise. And
that the said committee may appoint a
clerk for the term of six months and
for no more.
Mr.. Spalding. from the Select Com
mittee on the Rosseau-Grinnell affair,
made report, which was ordered to
be printed. che first resolution expels
Mr.. Rosseau, and the I'd reprimands
Mr.. Grinnell for a violation of the rules
of debate.
Mr.. Raymond made a minority re-
port as substitute for the first resolu-
ton. One directing that Mr.. Rosseau
be publicly reprimanded by the Speaker
Mt the bar of the House.
The House then went into committee,
and resumed the consideration of the
tariff bill, the first question being on the
paragraph taxing ore Is per cent. ad
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
business and Financial Items.

Whole columns of dividend notices oDneor
in some of the New York papers
Inc preferred stock OF the CatawiSsn Rail-
r0hh Jumped up from 2}1s to 33I4 in PhiladeI-
phIa, on Friday last.
Tue New York bankers, having failed TN
accomplish anything with the currency com
nlltee, VIII now urge in the House an abatf-
lnent Oh the tax on deposits and CircuIatIOn.
ana the substitution of tax of one.uuaTIer
OF one per cent on the capital
Inc Clevel md d Pittsburgh Railroad will
not pay adividend this July. Tue earnings
Tor June Tell oil largely in consequence OF Tie
strike in the Lake superior ore mines.
The stock of the Western Union Tcieurorb
IS si1id TO DE nearly fifty millions. Hence It's
decline to 30 in price. as
report says that August Belmont RECENTLY
during three days
Flour Is carried from st. Louis to PITTSBURGH
lot JOG per Dbl; heavy freight at $50 4tlC neI
lOI Dds; light do at 61@7Oc. -
\, bnslneSs men will ind the weekly New
lolk C0MmeFcil and Financial Chronicle an
ihNaIuhoIe source OF Information in ali mat
teIs pertaining to trade and finance. Each
hu mn contains about D quartO pages.
me foreign news yesterday brings MS nd
'tccS u! an upward movement in breadst uffS
news. "aL
Adams Express Company stock il ouote1
NJ IlSI2 bid, and 1905 a, ked,
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The Honey Market Enst nnd Ue.,.

Money continues very rlenty at New York
AT per cent for short loans, while leading
houses can get all they want at per cent uIie
on Government col laterals, being demand
ed IIIon mixed stocks. At Boston, also. the
supply IN the money market is greater than
me demand, ana the rate has declined to 5GI
% per cent. Chicago and Cincinnati main
tain their 10 per cent, with ] and ~ p.r cent
month demanded us the street rate This
case VIII probably continue for the present.
as any tendency toward stringency will bt
checked early in this month by the MANI
thousands OF dollars which will come upOn
ire market with the payment OF the semi
! animal d!Tidendsin United States stocks, and
railroad, bank and other shares Most Of
| these dividends have already been declared
anu compare faNorably with those OF pre-
Tious half years. The railroad receipts have
IN many cases fallen Off somewhat in the
last mouth or two; and the bad luck which
me insurance companies have experience.I
during the past year clings To them still hut
me manufactures are jolly over big profits
ana have never met better aVeraS;, DroS-
perity. The tariff bill, which was reported to
me House last week by Mr.. Morrill,, will
have an important bearing upon the business
interests OF the country.
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Arrival of the steamer Northern
Light.


NEW YORK, July 2..-The steamer
Northern Light arrived late last night,
bringing San Francisco dates to the
10th ult. Our advices from Panama
are TO the 22d ult. The Isthmus was
perfectly quiet. No news. Rains are
plentiful and trade is good.
The Central American States were
tranquil. There was considerable ex
element in Nicarauga on account of
gold discoveries and the mines were
turning very rich. The crops were a
fair average. Business is brisk on the
south coast since the departure of the
Spanish whose destination. was un-
known. All the Republics were driv-
ing away the Spanish residents.
The United States steamers Uvack
and Luwaner were at Panama. The
| commander of the former, T. H. New
man, died at Gala, May LIST, of brain
fever. The st. Mary was to leave
Panama for San Francisco on the 23d
ultimo.
Valparaiso is being strongly fortified.
Admiral Patterson, with the POwhat-
ton and the double-ender Wateree, are
at Callao.
The two Peruvian Iron-clads were
last heard from near the Straits of Ma
gellan.
Congress met at Santiago on the first
inst. President Pereze's message was
received with Misses and derision. A
revolution is awaiting favorable
opportunity to burst forth among the
Chilians.
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The GOyernment FiDoncos.

Secretary McCuIloch's actual achievement
IN reducing the greenback circulation since
July - Of last year is sl2l, l0OSll. To this he
ADDS SI62Ol2,iNo OF compound interest notes
aggregate diIninuttOn of SIS, ll2 95I, which /,
reduced to Sill 5S5 ,2O by the issues OF natiOn,,
the greenback circulation to S3g 600 600 when
by act of Congress he must wait till OctohaI
before making further reduction, aftsi
Si0COOOO month. The PRINCIPAL OF the
public debt has been diminIShetI SS7 no OG
since August 81, 1865, and Il dIminution OF s,.y.
monthly statement. In the same time an.
otuer 81 UO,0O of the temporary obligations
OF me EoEernment has been funded in the
PuDnc STOCKS. The funds in the Treasury al
present are estimated at s75, 3s5,572. The in.
5,6 revenue receipts last week were
Sf.IE4y3: The Government expects that its
IeceIPls from internal revenue in the fiscal
year ending July will be sos, OOO, 900, and it,
teCelptS from duties SIS OO. OlO.
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Suicide of senator Lime,

LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, July 2.-Sen-
3tor Lane, of this State, shot himself
last evening, intlicting IA wound which
He had been acting strangely for sew.
eral days, and a careful watch had been
Kept over him, but while riding out
last evening with his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Mccall, and Capt. Adams, brother
OF his son-in-law, he got out of the
wagon which STOPPED at the gate of the
government farm, residence of Mccall,
and stepping to the rear, drew a pistol
and shot himself in the mouth, the ball
passing out through the top of the
skull. The act was undoubtedly the
result of temporary mental derange-
ment. This is the third member of the
family who destroyed himself. The
occurrence created universal sadness
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Oswego market.

OSWEGo, July z,
Flour-Firm, but unchanged; sales
of 1000 bbls. at Sll for No. spring;
81, 59@l3 for red winter; $3.50 for Xxx.
$4,000 bushels No. l Milwaukee club,
part to arrive, at $3.50; but after steam.
er's news, holders advanced their
views; the market, however, closed
quiet, with sales of $500 bushels No. .
Chicago spring at 81 So. Corn-Opened
with Saturdays closing rates, with
75c.; and 1880 bushels do. at 76c.; hut
after the steamers news, the market
advanced to 7Sc., with sales of $4,000
bushels closing with the last advance.
Other grains scarce and nominal.
Canal freights firm; boats scarce:
wheat Ike; Corn 1Oc. to New York.
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The Wool Marker.

In Brooke county, we were informed yes
ieFuhy, q sale OF fine wool had been made as
hlgh as 81 OOper H. The feeling is very firm
among growers as to prices Ill consequence OF
me re- adjustment OF the tariff and the out
y Detroit dispatch of the 3Otl remarked an
improvement i'll the general tone OF the mar
ket in that locality. Buyers had advanced
their rates sac cts during last week. This, as
II always has, had the effect TO embolden
rural buyers to make still greater ventures In
the way of purchases and competition begat,
oil itself. an increase in price.
Two or three dealers are buying wool in
this city at pres mt, and the rates vary from
% to &C. according to quality. In Marshall
county, In the vicinity OF Glen EaSton
MesSrS. Hayman & Wilson are buvfng. The
highest rates reported rs paid do not exceed
MeSsrs. George, Everett, and Col Crothers
are DuylnS at WellSburg We have moi
heard the range of their rates. hut presume
they do not differ materially from those quo.
ted. Once and awhile an exceptional price
IKE g7cents or 81 90 is paid fOT n fancy clip
but the quotation does not affect the general
market price,
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Washtnrton SnecinIu-

New YORK, July 2.-The morning
papers have the following specials from
Washington:
II is now almost certain that Congress
Will not take Il recess for the 4th OF
July, the Western members opposing
the proposition.
EX- Bri gadier General Henry A. Nor
row has been appointed collector of the
port of Detroit.
Secretary Fessenden, in December,
1864, estimated the receipts for custom
for the fiscal year ending last Saturday.
at SIO.OOO,O0O, whereas they have actT,
ally exceeded Sl7O,OOO,O 600. His esti-
mate OF revenue was about 1856, 200, 900
below the actual receipts.
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By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market.

NEW YORK, July 2.
The Posts money article says:
The European news has had but little effect
in Wall street, except to give slight upward
tendency to gold. The loan market is easy
at 4@5 per cent. Discount demand is small,
rates being 5}2g7 Tor first class names. The
stock market is quiet. Governments are
steady but inactive. Railroad shares are neg
lected, except Erie, which n speculative clique
We're trying to put up. There were more than
10000 shares bought by them at the first SEES
sion this morning. After the board Erie sold
as high as 6}Is; Reading closed at lOII4; Illinois
Central laJ]s; Fort Wayne 95l4d95%.
The CONNIE rcial's money article says:
Money continues very abundant, and the
loan market dun. Call loans are readily ne
gotiated Mt per cent, with exceptions ut ) per
cent. Discounts are quiet at 5d7 per cent
The chief effect of the foreign news has been
to confirm the advance in o-1s made during
the week; old 5-2s are decidedly firm at 1917
GIlOi1s, although fair amount Is Offering 10
be exchanged for the second and third issues
at prevailing lower price for the latter bond.
Gold continues firm under Il scarcity for de-
livery caused by speculation, but is on the
whole quiet; Erie, however, remains Very
active with signs OF n movement for an adj
vance. Between 1000 and 500 shares were
bought by one firm: Mt the regular board the
price advancing to $50; Michigan Southern
roses Is; Illinois CentrnI4; Northwestern pre-
ferred 4. Foreign exchange is dull.
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New York MARKER.


NEW 1ORk, July =
Cotton-Nominal at 36d3sc for middling.
Flour-Opened quite active and l5G2jc high
er, and closed quiet at lO(d l5c advance; 81 7Sd
s 50 for extra stale; IS SO6ll0 - forextra round
hoop Ohio, and $40 BOG 10 for trade brands:
also $50 sacks French flour at Sl3 per 1876 lbs.
Mnisky-Quiet at 81 26I2 p for westeTn.-
WheaI-Opeued decidedly tirmer, but closed
dull and dropping; 81 10 for new No. . Mil
wnukee; 81 30 tor No. do. and So 30 for white
Missouri. Rye-Firm at 81 O5 for western
Barley and Barley Malt-Dull COrn-Opencd
&c better, and closed fairly active at lie adj
vance; SSGS5c for unSound new mixed weSI-
ern, and sc for sound, including n lot sold
early III the day at SSc. OatS-UndeI "A
large supply OF inferior, very heavy and Itd2c
lower; 5lG53c for new western; Zoe for new
Iowa, and Sc for state. Rice-Dull. Coffee
Dull Sugar-Dull at lU1@all4c for Cuba
Petroleum-DulI; 2319Cg2Ic Tor crude, and sea
Ilc for refined in bond. PUTk-Firmer but
quiet; $50 30GJ32 20 for new mess, closing ut
81 40 Cash; So 81 tor Old do, and SIi = for
prime; also 1900 bblS new mess for July and
August, sellers and Duyers' option, ut S32 ST.
dSt25. Total stock, old and new, to July LIST,
1866, 81 ,l69 bblS; same dale last month 81 ,2&j;
same date last year lOO,97l bblS. Beef-FiIm;
Sl6g2l 80 for new mess, and $40 5Oa2i 80 lei
new extra mess. Beef Hams-NOninal.-
BncOn-Dull. Cut Meats Unchanged; l3ISI
l5!4c for shoulders, and liza 2Jc for hams. Lard
Heavy and lower; sales 400 bblS at l9d2l14c.
Butter-Dull; 2O133c for Ohio, and 25GIiOc for
State. Cheese-Quiet at SGI22c.
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The Dry Gioo,I. RIn,Ln1-


The market is quiet with downward ten.
dency. Brown Sheetings-Pacific Extra, 50.
A. %; Lancaster, SO, A, %; Live Oak, 50, a
AmaosFeSg, 50, 4, q; Atlantic, 4 4, s., 50;
SheetIng and Shirting-Bleached Alley
Honey. A, 38, o; Amoskeag, IS, S7Iz; do 4,
80, 80; BartlettS. &c. 80: Bates, ~, g. So Forest
Dale, IS, 30; Glen Crook, 81. Is; Green Manu-
featuring Company, SO, y; Harris No. l. SO, 80;
< Co: 81; Hamilton q; LONDON Mo9r 4IneF
1S1S; LANCASTER 10; Lowell, l7I%; MerrImac
~; do " =: Pacific -, A. p; Richmond,
A. ~. TlckingS-Albany, Ia; Blackstone
River, 80; Onega. B. a2lS.
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The Irnn nnI San markell.

The st. Louis Republican of Saturday las
says that the demand for iron and nails ST
better than for many years past" Temper
mics are quoted at 81 E5d7 50 per keg; common
bar iron at $685. per ~.
Advices from IrOntOn to the 2Sth repor
prices well maintained" No. foundry tror
was bringing so cash. A firm feeling exist,
among the furnacenen, and they are not in
stSting upon sales at quoted prices An i'm
preston universally exists that rates will no
decline soon. Bar iron is dull. The rollins
mills are able to keep considerable ahead O
their orders; There are, however, Indication.
of more activity.
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PhIIaneInhin Market.

IHILADEI.PHIA'J July 2.
Breadstuffs not affected by foreign
news. Flour quiet; superfine SsGs IS:
extra S9@9 IS. Wheat has declining
tendency; white 50 1903 40. Corn
mixed; 95@97c for western mixed and
9Sc(4Sl 90 for yellow. Coffee dull; sales
of Rio at 23@27c. Sugar quiet; sales
of Cuba at lO24@11c. Provisions firm.
Whisky unchanged.
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New York Money and stock Market

New YORK Money and Stock MARKET.
NEW YORK. July ..
Money-Marlset easy at 4G5 per cent for
call loans Sterling Exchange-Dull at 1857
CGl09.
GOld-Irregular, unsettled and frmer:
opening at 1873; declining to 1855; advancing
TO 1855, and closing at I5i2S.
Government StOckS-Dull and without de-
clded change; 5-alS, coupons of 1862, lOIJS; do
%, 1882, 1910 coupons 971s; 7-3Os. second
series. 1890 1855.
preferred %; Western Union Telegraph 81:
New York Central $50; Quicksilver 4734;
Michigan Central SIS. new loan, 1897.
No board tomorrow.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July o
Flour very dull. Wheat quiet and
unsettled. Corn quiet; white 81 1910
1917; yellow 81 O291 O3. Oats a little
lower and prices weak. Provisions
steady; bulk shoulders 154c; sides
l75s@lSc. Sugar firm; Porto Rico l2G
lac. Whisky dull at 80 28.
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Pittsburgh OIL Mnrket.

- FIIISBURGH, July 2,
The market on Saturday was a 1it,le hetto,
than usual for the last day of the week, We
note sales OF 800 barrels bulk ut lSc and an
barrels Tree on board cans lSc The rates ar,
FIG i213c in barrels, packages returned. iSc
Ior DUH, barrels returned, and l71S@lSc for
Tree Oh ooaTu cars. barrels included. There
prices are nominally unchanged since orr
last report. Free oil is inactive, and prfces
or
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Albany Market.

ALBANY, July 2.
Flour steady. Sales of choice White
Canada wheat at 1895; Ordinary Mich
igan at S3,O5. Rye 81 81 for State. Oats
active; sales of 10000 bushels at 5O15@
54c. for Chicago; 571zc. for Milwaukee !;
78c. for Canada, and soc. for state.
Corn high; sales ut 82@S4c.
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philadelphia Cattle Market.

Beef cattle less active and lower:
sales of 1900 head at 16H@l71z for Ex-
ira, and l2@l4% for Common. Sheep
in tair demand and unchanged; sales
Of $1,000 head mt 5H@6h. Cows un-
changed. Hogs unchanged sales p
800 head,
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To Contractors.
HEALTH OFFICE, CITY OF WHEELINo.

HEALTH OFFICE, CITY OF WHEELINo.
June 18th, 1895.
TT IS THE DUTY OF EVERY GOOD CITI-
i zen and the common interest OF all to see
that the ordinance in relation TO the abate-
ment OF nutsanceS within the limits OF the
city IL STRICTLY and IAPARTIALLY enforced
Complaints OF any nuisance in any part Of
tns city made at this office will be promptly
attended to, so far as am able under the re-
cent order Of council.
Immediate application should be made 70
the Sergeant and his deputies for the RIGID
and IMPARTIAL enfOrcemenS ofihe ordinance
In relation o hogs and hOR-pens within the
limits Of the city. RICHARD BLUM, NJ. d.,
Ju2j-St Health Officer.
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WAsHINGTON, July 2.-Representa-
tive Clark, of Kansas, has received n
telegram from Leavenworth, dated to-
day, saying that Senator James II.
Lane shot himself through the head
last night. The surgeons say he cannot
recover. This information soon be-
came known in both Houses of Con-
gress and eXcites much Comment.
WAsHINGToN, July "A second dis
Patch to Representative Clark SAWS
senator Lane died at o'clock this
morning,
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Louisville TOBACCO SIarket,

Mostly low grades offered to-day, and the
market was dull with 2l6 hhds offered and IS
rrjectiOnS. Sales hhds at 81 l5a2 95 81 nj
s3a9 90, II at SId4 80, ID at S595 IS, 10 at s8T
s., at S797 81, IS at SSGIS %. at $500 95, ii
at SlO@lO 70. I at Sll@ll 20, s at Sl2dI275, at
Sl3Il375, 10 at SIIml4T5, 6 at Sl5Il5 IS nj
Sl662l6 as, 2 at Sl7Mi7 50.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY OF
BOSTON

SANDY Hook, July 1.-The steamship
City of Boston, Liverpool Goth, via.
Queenstown 2lst, has arrived. Her
dates are two days later.
LONDON, June 20, Evening.-No seri-
Gus collision has yet taken place be.
tween the Austrian and Prussian
forces. Battles are expected at Frank
fort and Saxony or at Silesia.
Owing to the adverse vote on the re-
form bill there is n ministerial crisis in
England. 1t is believed the ministers
will tender their designations.
LONDON, June q, Evening.-The
English ministerial crisis continues.
The Queen is at BalmoraI. The resig-
nation OF the ministers or the dissolu-
ton of Parliament is thought inevita-
BILE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CUBA.

HALIFAX, n. s.. July 2.-The steam
oneens S' the 9sth oF Im1o AI Sas VIA VIA
rived. Her dates are three days later.
No collision of any importance had oc-
CURED between the belligerents.
The Prussians have entered Austrian
SilnSin-