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npon your return in health and safety 70 the federal
CITY, welcome from the hearts OF old. tried patriots
First Assistant Postmaster General b. John b. /. Skin
ne one Of the Veteran Corps stepped forward and con-
graduated the President upon Ia safe arrival afer his
perous journey, and alluded 20 the fact thai Colonel
Williams had had tho privilege OF shaking hands With
George Washington r
The President bteny replied, thanking them for their
manifestations Of good feeling, and was particularly
thankful to grasp the hand OF who had George
Washington. Tho veterans were thcn each introduced
by General skinner, and tho President shook each
warmly by the hand, thanking them Tor their good
wishes The President then retired
rE CROWD
SIN remained outside and loud calls made for
Grant Farragut and Others Genera! Grant was not
present. Admiral farragut did not respond, but finally
Marshal Godng stepped forward, and after apoogzins
Tor the absence OF the vorss eae for abont TO
retire when there were loud cries for him 90 60
Hs gra,ihed tls crowd by rcfering TO the
ceas Of the trip, tho yrati1naton at finding
majority of lhe working people all right and closed
by saying lire colored u.on required agents make
contracts for them they not ready to vote. This
waS received with decided marks OF appreciation Tho
crowd ,hen assrersed. 1.,...... ..s
cosorioS on srcsEriHS sE~AAD -
Secretary Seward arrived here about three O'Clock
thh Hicfhcon. ht ~ks 30 Nj ~ 70 make ~
necessary 70 carry him from sLs train TO his
carriage On sre;cher. whilo the crowd
gathered aroand ,hs Baltimore and Ohio depot waiting
for he ayn. of the President, q runner wa started
thai Secretary ss'wsrd died wbe on his nay from the
depo, to hs s.sitenco, which created considerable
excitement, aud many persons repaired 70 his dwelling
to ascertain the truth. Dr. Norris M sewsrds attend
ing physician, describes him bein. seYicslay ill,
although rot dangerously 70. and this ovenia, strong
hopcs entertained OF hn entire recovery In lev
favs
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IHt BisAsTea At JgRasTows.

Four Persons KILLED and Abonf One Hundred
and Finy Injured.
JoaSsrovs, ~. Sept rs, iasn.
rhe Whole mortality mp 70 this hour--bafpat on.
o'sio. ?. MIS- four fhs nanoar may eventually be
ncrnas~d 10 ten.
\ The number Of wounded rarhes hundred and
nffy, many very slightly.
The calamity has fallen almost cxclusirsly on ho
labovuy ciasses "a
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rfsg. - sgrs rsy1slio&n m-uor b~sns hssf bs-s
- az. sou~ Msssn skssns1 p~sti~ As pr~~~.s, 80
t~irx s1tr~~~~1 ~ ssrsfs' r<bsp>s, k~ws rsta.
xavffis, Moody go -ksslxsssgw wh~n yoss srfis
p~sHshe1 " m. Hsaxss n nsr~asy 80 r-~1 sss
ssAssS<~ skssv~f ysss pspsv 0~sy isD~ssss~l, sf~v
vsrd Ne l0ssnss sefs.ss sns "bss'. p~ss4 ns biss
HyVvlY
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A D,nic"lfy In the seaetinfioa. ~iih tsstris.
IpsDo~, Fogyt -. lsoe
There }, a nnor Or 4 alalonly De,waen ltsy and Ace
irs the uuhi,cg 81 ne d"bs d yoncta
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p Z U 8 SlA.

Thrn..s "f Co.nr bismarck ter Amesi.-s
Iavor..
Hsrur- eela IS. 1876
ocqn, Bsnsrk has .onl letter u thanks 70 IA.
United States Minister ackso@led.n ibs gadnsrs of
the Amercan RESIDENTS Who furnished tAe ary ,ons -
ico far the gaendsd IN tho hasy.lai.
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~ -sarssr ABs.s Mar, rusnsng ess-sen GsNp.its
.Dd csysnsegia @rpiodea her batter sisyss elp<1
a.. rrosslnx is.r mfss b~igw gsilip<4l. I've ~ hs
ersw sne 90 ssssbr&r till~f st ffs - As efsw
sa2 tef~~ gSn~~u9.gs wous0~d
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us4p9 .ssfa. snan-p NnofrK.r as n.y.
NN~ Vows, september ~ ~
Tb- And members eD fislav s fpnnad ss hsss
b. ordered l lh~r arr,ory NefnasAf he
IIhfnst o'tisek A n. in fatigue snfyfa set fsre
lne afl~r tzya ratas Tor taa aAf ~ Anloa
srk rlIty thrd and s.cofi ssfnaa faeatsnant
Mos'uxssf (. hereby or~f~d detail a IL esA
men snd one 2~rEan from u company, " 49, - ~ -
guard Ard will no grounds ncinss - ttsi
rnonnr We viii repoft 10 he Colonel Ffrfess y ~stiHf
The srnory far tukrucliout tapteia AufrAy bfrVtF
sppnled oeoer of tEs DAY Lieutenant No uiss ortf ~
tke xuard both of wh0m wi - r.ssei q Twelve oeea.
~ Inssrle,lcn. of tho Aeint@nt Fhs nsMhers wt -
o~r.a e opportunity 81 fs,gruns ho0s Win h@ fssf
ns. yield aud si report eisseanisf. 70 Z ~. ss
and fte u IA hiA1 u 80 AdlW@ut.
At 5ts.. ". ~ order. TnDhAsh hklp. Co.'S.
a.. = hlcs, Ao.ntsnL
NH~ UsDoRx-.roA MS kannsaL 1uANp -fhi. EFsAs
drawbaok Va full attcneaooc ,s pat q the n'sm
bsrs o. tho various Regiments OF Tie Nsr YORK stale
National Guard upon sI u p4biir pasads,
would seem Il now sboat 20 b. srpple9 - the rt.ie
Quat.frAster General ana uniforms have sir~say been
tsxu~d ~ f.v srsanlkA us. nhlle othsN arr Byitrf
thas they will bs farnsnsd mm~1 Aisiy. Agreeable p
special order 80 ~ from hs.dguafssrs, HsNn feg.
ent company eomn sndaHts arc directed = epss- And
deliver 10 the qusrermastef all uniforms 2 ihs1 fos
sesaltu by n0pday evening re1i ~hsn SPECIAL %" slny
The oflrsrA ~ g aHnt Ill D. bsld These ~bo
have rot yet been measured fof ne~ ahfotns maa -
prc@eut that ocr4apu.
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sifixrsri " tfHall NINA.

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csusr,t Fssyrran whs has been here ths ls<s ttrrs
days, isT ,hh nornns. sosmpssiss W ee-srsaf crr'
nslsas v ga Seothsrn rs~&
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fsmaes ~ pvopsfy
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sIlIIAaY sffllas.

RnHgssrlL I1Ktp BAr-Ins Ssooni rsgirassi. &en
York ssate National Guard, ~ hold ncsd -y al Unsn
Park On wodsesl.g ses'. pursus ut 70 the sah.oinoa
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.


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nnnd nat orsAa i,r,lsu ssssssSi Ia foie ~.
~ autonomy 70 he crc,.na lId ,...l the nss hsr 70
fass-A
81. TrsmIf. Gn.scs@Aaxs
~. ts0ibes 10 caslcr sept 0g H. Nsl'0 f2rsan
an 20 the Ief.Rae
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RUSSIA.

Depsr.arc sf the Am~rI-an ~a.sdv~n.
m. pEfEssnus1, -rpL IA, isss
The United siales saaa'son cft Rus IN sslers to as,
Good Re.uit ef tho sIi->son.
Moscow, sept 10. 1870
Tho Moscow caaae a,soia ue asmacs between Inc
United sistss and Rnssla
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EUk u + T..
News BY the Cable to Satur-
day, September Is.
Napoleon tn Issue n Manifesto
I'd the Powers.
---~-~----~-~~,~---..--~~
A Difficulty Between Italy and
Austria.
The United States Squadron Sails
from Russia.
e-~~~s~~--s.s->-s-----..---A<
COUNT BlSniRrKS THAMES TO AMERICANS
30. 10. 10.
: r A N C e..

Nnpsicen's Ns1tfssso IN p~~sed as . Penss
Pager.
Pan-. fept 10, lsce
u expected thu, the circular yhrh the Empsfo
Napoleon "a shcut 10 ssns 20 lhe po~es of Europe vh
be yery sa.circ 10 las and chsrsler
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By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Inne 2

The Commercials money article says:
The stock market presents its usual Satur-
day dullnesS- the whole stock list Is kept In
suspense by the uncertainty as to the future
course OF Erie now largely under control of
speculative directors, and there is a DISPOSE
ton TO defer operations until IL Is more Rppa-
rent what Is likely TO be the course on The
consoI stock. AT the board Erie was t1TmeT.
opening at 6lT, and advancing to b2H, but
declining subsequently, TO 6l1<. New York
central remains firm at gI1s99S- In Cleve
lanu & Pittsburgh the course appears TO be
toward lower prices under tie realizing ofthe
clique. Reading Is firm at lO91<.
Governments continue firm at Thursday =
quotations except 10 4Os, which are y better.
Money Is a shade easier, balances are offered
freely nd 5 per cent until Monday but the
general rate on call loans Is per cent. Dis
counts are active Lenders are disposed TO
take Literally at current rates Prime names
are quoted at 697 per cent.
Gold Is less active but steady. Very great
dissatisfaction is felt at the action OF Erie III
rectors In accepting further loans from Mr..
Drew. II appears that recently the company
borrowed a further sum from that director,
making Its total Indebtedness 70 him sI,T5O,-
go, upon 1900 shares Of common stock as
collateral, the $4,000 shares returned by Mr..
Drew some months ago having been re-by-
Pothecated to him Nj. Drew mas made fur
ton of 81, 10000 accepting as collateral the
convertible bonds Of tine company at the rate
of 60 cents on the dollar, SO that In the event
OF the company's taking up the whole
amount offered the amount of these bonds
hypothecated would be 100000. The com.
pany Is To be at liberty to repay the loans OF
any part at pleasure AFTER ten days notice, OF
has option OF allowing IL to run two yeaTs
without liability 10 put up further margin.
Mr.. Drew on the other hand stipulates for
right to convert the bonds into stock at
pleasure, to return the collateral In form OF
stock, and TO use the collateral as he may
| a meeting Of the board of directors held this
week. No part OF the loan mas yet Oesn
taken up. or course the acceptance OF tne
offer implies that directoS contemplate act
| ing upOn IL,
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NEW YORK, June 2.-The Herald's
correspondent writing of the Freed
mems Bureau affairs says: Investiga-
tions show considerable improvement
in the workings of the Bureau in those
| localities, as compared with its opera
tions in Virginia, North Carolina and
South Carolina. Some time ago Brit
ish American attempted to found an
empire on one of the Georgia Islands,
but he was soon deposed by his superb
ors of the Bureau.
Trouble appears to be brewing be-
tween the whites and the blacks in
| Florida, growing out of the sales of
rebel lands for taxes. A repetition of
the Memphis and Newberh riots is
| feared.
At the meeting of the Metropolitan
Board of Health yesterday President
Schultz, from the committee which was
recently appointed 10 confer with the
Quarantine Commissioner and the
Commissioner of Emigration, reported
that the Joint commission had sought
every where a suitable spot whereon to
land unaffected emigrants who may ar
rive in cholera ships without success.
DIR. Swedbum reported that more than
700 emigrants are in detention at the
Quarantine and that last week they at
tempted to burn one of the ships. He
further added the alarming statement,
that if another cholera ship arrived to-
day he could not provide accommOda-
lions for her passengers. Forty thous-
and and three hundred emigrants ar
rived at this port during the month of
May.
The morning papers contain the fol-
lowing special dispatches from Wash
ington:
The Treasury Department has issued
Il circular and sent to every postmaster
receiving over 5000 from his office,
requiring him TO show that he has paid
his income tax.
Grover 81 Baker have applied for
reissue of their II years patent. The
last day for filing arguments in opposi-
ton is Monday, June 4th.
The movement in the Raleigh North
Carolina Convention at its opening, to
effect an adjournment, is well under
stood here TO have been u rebel article,
but the Union element was too strong.
1t is reported the State Convention will
be remodeled SO as to exclude promi-
nent leading rebels from citizenship.
The President has pardoned Richard
S. Cox, OF the District of Columbia.
Mr. Cox was pardoned under the tenth
exception of the proclamation of am
nesty, excepting all those from the gen.
eral amnesty who voluntarily left their
homes In border State TO aid in the re-
| bellion.
1t is said Mr.. o'Connor will be in
Richmond on Monday TO appear in the
trial of JEFF. Davis.
The United States District Court will
meet in Richmond on Monday, and the
case of jeff Davis will be called. Dis
trict Attorney Chandler will move its
continuance to the October term. The
counsel for Davis will then ask that bail
| for the prisoner be fixed.
Major T. w. Stanhope. 18th U. s. In
fantry, commanding the post at Nor
folk, has suspended j. b. White, Mayor
of Portsmouth, from office, by order of
President johnson, he being unpar-
doned. Mayor White was an officer in
| the Confederate army
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! neNSed energy to the different organi-
] zntions in this city and meetings of
consultation, attended by some OF the
most prominent and influential Irish
! The presence of General Sweeney, he
having arrived here this morning, has
added to the enthusiasm Of the friends
and sympathtzers of the army of inva-
sion. Gen. Sweeney has been in con-
sultatiOn with various gentlemen at the
Delavan House. The object of his visit
here is of course secret, and his desti-
nation is also unknown. It is stated,
however, that he will leave this city to-
night, and believed he will proceed
norIhWard. The leaders in this city
say the operations in the vicinity of
Buffalo were intended as feint, and
that all has been accomplished in that
locality that was expected. They also
say that the grand movement has been
made, or soon will be, many miles
distant from Buffalo. 1t is even
stated with considerable conf
dence that fighting has been in progress
in another quarter to-day. 1t is well
known here that the recruits for the
Fenian army who went from this city,
and those from other places who passed
through here during the past week,
went up the Rome and WATERFOWL
Road. This strengthens the belief that
more formidable operations than any
NSl uGNClOHGu dle Ou llo
northern frontier. The Fenians
here are sanguine of ultimate
success, but are not very communica-
tive.
No proclamation will be issued by
the Governor calling out troops, unless
it shall be deemed necessary for the
protection of the State or private pro-
perry, or upon the request of the gem
eral Government.
Gen. Sweeney left on the night train
for Potsdam.
About a car load of Fenians, COM
posed of New Workers and Albanyians,
left for the West on the same train with
Gen. Sweeney.
A mass meeting of the Stephens and
Sweeney Fenians is called for to-mor-
row evening.
DETROIT, June st is positively af-
firmed that between 200 and 800 Feni-
ans left this city last night on vessels
in towage. We are unable to learn their
destination. 4 great number of stran-
gers are secreted throughout the city,
and demonstration in some direction
is undoubtedly intended. A large
quantity of rifles in the merchants dis
patch warehouse was seized tonight
by the United States authorities.
PoUGHKEEPSIE, N. ", June ga
squad of Fenians left Matturen yester-
day; II squad left Newburgh on Friday,
and squad will leave here on Tues
day or Wednesday for the Canadian
border
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New York Market.


Cottou-Dun and dropping at 37@3sc for
middiing, CHIEFLY at Sc. Flour-Steady for
mIddling to good grades and dull and de-
cIIninR for common brands; - O0aS 50 for
extra state; 50 1903 s. for extra round hoop
Ohio and So q094 90 for trade brands clos
ing dull. Wheat-Quiet and without decided
change; 50 O8 Tor prime new No. 2 milwaukee,;
g l06l2 Is for common to good new No. /
Milwaukee, and 81 n for Chicago spring
Corn-Fully &c lower for unsound and steady
for sound; 70979c for unsound new mixed
western; Ty9621<c for sound do, and soaS5c
for western yellow. Rev Oats-Dull and
heavy, white told) scarce and drni 4S9S3c for
for new, and zoe for old western. Petroleum
Dull at 2Ic for crude and &c for redned in
bond. Pork-Firm with fair demand; so BIZ
for new mess, closing 1t so g. cash, Sl999 81
for old do, and s2I I924 80 for prime new
mess for June, July, August and September,
sellers and buyens' option, At SO 6093l 90.
Realistically; Sl692l for new plain mes and
81 5O92I so for new extra mes. Beef Hams
-Quiet and hrm Al SH64s. Cut Meats
Steady I21<9 lS54e for shoulders. and l79I5Ifc
for hams. Lard-QnIet and hrrn at 1890
and small sales choice at 225ka2E<c. B1tIer2
Quiet and lower; &43fc for Ohio, and 289l2c
for State. Cheese-Dul at S820c Bacon
Quiet and nominal.
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ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-The steamers Ida
Handy, Bostona, Jas. Raymond, the
two latter dismantled, were burned at
the upper part of the levee early this
morning. 1Ae Handy was owned by
Insured for $4,000 in Cincinnati offices.
Value of other boats not ascertained.
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Pittsburgh Leather and Hide Market.

IIIIoI5UFIuEt1 JUIIG
Leather-Of all kinds. is in fair demand. for
heavy stock there is constant inquiry at stiff
enIng prices: middle and light Is in good sup
ply; prices weak. Finished stock OF superior
quality meet ready sale, with no surplus in
the market We quote:
Leather-oalx sole, heavy, 42a44c; do, mid
die, aud light, 36@3Sc; rough oak, heavy, SSGe
4Oci do, light, Soc; finished, calf skins, 81 25J
50; NAKED upper per foot, lS32Oc; band
leather, 42G5 I5c; No. Oak Harness, 42c; Extra
shaved do, 4ic; black Birdie. per dozen, $50
S. Fair do, S5i6S6O: SaddIers Skirting, $50 ISc;
Red sole, B. A., I2dI5c; OrinOcO, SSlGi2c
HideS-Green sailed, heavy, per n, l0dllc;
do light, per N, S99cT do butchers, 6dTc; tam
ners' oil, No. 1, 81 259I 80; tallow. lOallc.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,


IIIISbU fHNfE1I IUIIt .
Not much of the new clip has been brought
into this market yet, with the exception OF
small lots of coarse woods. The season Is late,
owing to the cold weatheT-many growers not
yet having shorn their sheep, and some not
through with washing In the country we
hear OF considerable sales recently OF the old
clip at 5295Sc for the nne woods 1t Is yet too
early too name with certainty the probable
prices of the new clip, but from the views OF
manufacturers and dealers VINO are now in
the west visiting customers, We learn that
about 50d50c will be paid for fine woolS.-
Much Importance Will attach to the condition
which woods are put up Heavy and badly
washed woods viii not sell readily without the
usual discount. Our dealers are offering $50
Zoe for coarse woods; 40d5Oc for medium and
fine, and 53955c for choice clips.
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BUFFALO, June >
Flour in moderate demand; spring extra
western SO 5OdIl -; eXtrh state 50 500 !u -,
and white western St22H. Wheat scarce
aud unchanged. Corn dull at 6Sc tor No.
mixed. Oats, 4ial5c for Chicago, aud lGc for
Wisconsin barley, Rye and Peas, nominal.
Pork, 81. Canal Freights dull. Corn, to-
New York l29I2Iyc
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Junc2.
Flour quiet. Wheat shade lower; sales OF
amber at 81 1872 80; new white s. 55I : 81;
new amber 81 81; old 50 81: No. Milwaukee,
81 20. Corn &c better: sales Mt &C for No.
mixed and &c for yellow. Oats &c better:
sales at 42ISc. Lake Freights dull.
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Pittsbursn CordaEe Market

We ouote the cand prices mp TO last evening
asfoIIoWs, per pound: Manila CoILtase 3ytzef;
HaNrser lard OIL Well Rope, 201lci sand
Pnnp Rome 2O1Ic; Manila CoIdase, q and
Thread. 2iISc: American Hacked Hemp
I'arrsd Coniaee pc; do Hemp Rope, 25c;5
HonseIIne. WawIIne, &C., 2SC Spun Yarn p
American Hemp Packing, 25ci Oakum, lac
sash and Bell Cords, $50 56c- Bed Cords, Ma
niiIa, 81 5Oa6 80: Bed Cords, Hemp, $3.50
80. TWines. 25aGOc.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YORK, June 3.-The steamers
Herman from Southampton on the 23d
and the Marathon from Liverpool on
the 22d and-Queenstown on the sd ult.,
has arrived. The London Post of the
I'D ut, publishes n Paris telegram
stating that it is definitely arranged
that the representatives of France,
England and Russia on one side and
Austria, Prussia and Italy on the other
will assemble at the Foreign Ministry in
Paris under the Presidency ofM. Drnyn
and De L'Huys for formally opening
the conference to solve PacihcaIly the
pending question between Austria,
Prussia and Italy.
1t is reported at Paris that Lord Cow
ley, British ambassador at Paris, will
shortly proceed to Vienna.
The London Herald says Congress
for conference, can do nothing more
than adjoin the war, unless one or
other of the combattants become ex-
hausted under the burden of its pre-
parations.
Ohicial.-THe Dresden Journal OF
the End says Congress agreed to by all
the powers and would meet on the 18th,
accordingly.
Austria evinced disinclination to
Join in the conference, and it was as
serted that should she persist she will
be represented pro tenn by England
and Russia. There is, however, no in
dication OF n relaxation in military
preparations by the several parties, and
and the universal feeling was that any
pacific solution was altogether hopeless.
Prussia issued a decree, that III the
event of war, merchant ships belonging
to the enemy will not be liable to cap
ture in the high sea by her war vessels.
This measure is only TO apply in case
of reciprocity from the enemy. The
entrenched camp to be constructed near
Vienna as the point of concentr alton
for the Austrian army.
The Austrian commandant at Wen
ma, issued notification warning the
inhabitants against attempting to in
duce enlistments in the Italian volun-
teer corps; also against melting deser-
ton, these offences to be dealt with by
martial law.
II was continually asserted that Aus
tria refused to discuss any proposition
for the cession of Venitia-
The formation of Italian volunteers
into regiments commenced on the list
of May.
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New York Money and stocIs rarit~f.

Money and Gold-Money market easy at {;
per cent Sterling EXchanGe-Quteta and firm
at l0g9<. GoId-FIrmer; opening ut lIllS; de
cllning 70 l4JtS; advancing 10 lII1I, ana clos
Total exports OF specie to day s., tSl. 81.
firm.
Government StoclIs-Quiet and steady.
Stock>-The closing prices OF stocks were,
Canton 6OIEa6l: Quicksilver 529525s; New
York Central 9Sl69SI4: Erie 6I1s66Il4: Read
ing lOq6lG9I<; Michigan Southern SJ4s6SllS:
Cleveland s Pittsburgh SII<GlS5; RoclS Island
92I<&g8A: Chicago & Northwestern $50
81: do preferred jSl'Sd5S54; Fort Wayne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-04
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PHILADELPHIA, June .
Petroleum quiet. Flour dull: Superfiuc
81 7S1S so, and extras So 1919 %. Wheat
dull; good whiteS2 S593 10. Corn tlrm nj Sc.
Coffee dull. Provisions quiet. Whisky, - p
az 20 for Pennsylvania, and s. - for Ohio.