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TINE CASE or {. 3. keTcHUM.

The Albany Evening journal publishes . letter from
Hon Morris Ke,chum In relation to the application for
shs pardon OF his son, Edward b. Ketchum, and sums
up the reasons for making the application as follows
l. He was not morally responsible when he did the
deed
4 He was sentenced on his conscientious plea Of
guilty when II was improbable that he could be proved
no by any other means and when, had tho evidence on
both sides been heard he would not have been found
30 either by Jury or by the public.
s supposng him TO have been really guilty, bis pun
sshmcnt hss already answered all the ends OF punish
ment II Is now NEE than sufficient 70 deter others
from tho crime, and bis own reformation. cannot be
doubted since his sentence was voluntarily assumed oy
him -
Hts character before and since hts arrest has been
such as TO cnuse him TO sympathy and mercy:
s. The mon who suffered heavy losses BY bis act AND
Who would be the least likely 10 exaggorste his claims 70
Pardon are among the most earnest applicants LOT ms
Release Having failed 70 secure this end by declining
20 appear against him In they seek II through
cher petitions 70 the Governor.
The only argument OF apparent force that seems
possible 10 slegs against strong % these, 81
Abat his former social position Of influence and
shat some OF his connections are wealthy. II would
pssm In view Of the pccuniary ruin and mental egony
wrought By his downfall that the sufferer might at least
be allowed 70 exercise the right Of suing fo
ehe justice and the compassion OF the Executive whou
she psng Of seeing their prayers denied oy Of thu
Freshness OF their calamity. Every man b entitled Y
Justice from The government and W. denial 10 the roh
- grSst wrong ~ ~ denial 70 ths goor -
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Black Is Not Celor-whiss IL Not Color

Black IL Not a Celor-White II Not . Color.
A few days since charming girl appeared
before the Rev. Father Leo Parlio and wished
to be amalgamated with a gentleman who
traced his ancestors far back into the dark ages
Of Afr ca, and counted upon his ancestral tree
tho best blood OF Congo and Lower Guinea.
The worthy father, shocked at the prospect Of
mixing two such distinct coloring compounds,
and forgetting that neither white nor black
were real colors refused to splice them, saying
that be would rather brave the wrath Of the
newspapers, even the Tribune than consum-
mate such marriage. Patience, worthy father
you are little behind the times for are we
not TO have six niger Congressman and an
ebony aristocracy, whose rule will soon force
our hair TO curlf
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Liverpool Breads,ufYs Market.

Liverpool BreadsiufIs Market.
LvHfood, June 6-Noon
Bresdstuds quiet Corn. STA o. Peas, s9s Cd
wheat-No. Milwaukee red los Cd /; white California.
Ias Cd. Oats. ia 3D. Barley, a.. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, June 6--5P. NJ
Breadstuns quiet Corn. STA 3D. Peas, 39s Cd. Oats
s. Cd wheat-Whte California, 13s- Cd. No. Mil
waukss red, 13a 3D. Barley. q Sd.
Liverpool PrevIsieus Market.
IIvxRroog, juno 6-Noon-
Pork, Tss Beet, ls2s Cd. Lard Ass Cd. Bacon, 4os.
Cheese. oos
I1vxRroos, june 6-S p. II.
Pork at 7os Beef ct 1874 Cd Lard at 4os. Cd.
Bacon ct 40s. Cheese Cd
Liverpool Produce Market.
LNHRroor, June 6-Noon.
Pssrossum-Salss Of refined Il In 3D., and spirits a.
10d Pot ashes at Sis Cd Rosin-Sales OF common u
Ta, and nne at l2a Spirits turpentine at $50. Taow
ct ass. Cd Cloverssed al as
LIVERPOOL, June e-sP N.
Potroleum-Spirits at lod, standard white 1t L. Id
Pot ashes at Sla Rosin-Common ct Ia, hne ct 12s.
Spirits turpsntins At ass Tallow al asa Cd. Glover.
seed at Az.
London Markets.
LONDON, june 6-Noon.
No. II Dutch standard sugar at 24s Cd. Scotch pig
iron Ut 54s Calcutta linseed at 6ls nseed cakes at
60 15s, linseed oil at c4l
LONDON, Juno 6-6P. N.
No. IL Dutch standard sugar, 24s. Cd. Scotch pig
iron 54s. Calcutta lnseed 64s Lnseed cakes 60 los
Linseed oil, cal.
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP, juno 6--Evening.
Tho closing quotations OF standard white petroleum to-
day were II francs por Dbl.
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Anew RAILROAD ENTERPRISE PROJECTED.

0swxao. N. ", June g. 1857
delegation Of twenty seven persons from tho load
ing men OF the New England States including Governor
washburn and Mayor Stevens, OF Portland, Me. Gov
ernor Dillingham; Ex-Governor Smith, Judge Bolsnd and
Hon W. G. Smith, OF Vermont who interested In .
projected railroad from Portland. connecting At Mont
peier with the Vermont Central and 0gdsnspurg line
arrived here In special train ct two O'Clock this after
moon. They came 10 see what connections could DO
made from Oswego 10 the Niagara river and also the
water connections 70 the West. A meeting was held at
the Board OF Trade rooms, and the project fully dis
cussed. II Is proposed W such connections A. WI
form all rail- route from Portland 10 tho West The
delegation entertained by the Common Council and
Board OF Trade and left here thor return At SIX
O'Clock.
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THE caste RN QUESTION.

Bulgaria and servia Reported In Arns Againss
the Porte.
LONDON, juno 6-Evening.
Advices from the Continent report rising against the
authority OF the Porto in both Bulgaria and Serva.
Tho Cretans Victorious mt Every Point-Omar
Pashn Badly Beaten.
ATKINS, June Q, 1867
Information received from tho scene Of recent MILL
tary operations the island Of Crete confirm the pre-
vious reports that the Turks have been everywhere
badly defeated and that the Cretan insurgents have
been uniformly successful in every encounter with tho
forces which, under the command OF Omar Pasha wore
intended expected 70 speedily crush out and destroy
the revolution lists.
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.


Attempe 20 Assassinato Napoleon while He
was Riding with tho Czar.
PARIS June 6-Evenng.
Another attempt upon the life OF the Emperor Louis
Napoleon was made to-day
While returning from the grand review in the Champ
do Mars which took place this afternoon In honor Of
his imperial visitor. the Gear OF Russia, who accom-
panied him. shot was fred at the carriage BY some
person In the crowd.
Fortunately neither OF the ilustrious Emperors
injured.
The incident created great excitement and confusion
for time, which was, however soon quieted when IL
was found the intended assassination had failed
Up to this the ASSASSIN has not been arrested
but he cannot long escape
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The Common Council Of New York and the
Gar Of Russia.


Gear Of Russia.
In long and interesting letter, which we
printed yesterday, from the pen Of our
special correspondent in st. Petersburg. 1t
appears that the Gar Of all the Russias is not
ignorant Of the habits Of the Common Council
men Of this city. His third son, the Grand
Duke Alexis, is about to set out on pro-
tracted cruise. But one thing, it seems, pre-
vents the United States being included in the
places to be visited. Some ill-dsposed person
has informed the Gar OF the well developed
convivial propensities of our Common Council
men. The severe ordeal through which it
would be necessary for the youthful Grand
Duke to pass has induced his imperial father,
having a regard to the boys future usefulness,
to veto the visit. Well for the boy; well, too,
for our taxpaying citizens.
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NEWS From NEW ORLEANS.

Bcujauiu II. Flanders Appointed Goverser Of
Louisiana.
Nxw ORLHASs, June e--l0 p. n
The following order has just been issued:--
SPECIAL onpKR-ro 81
HEADQUARTERS, FivrH MILITARY DrsrRicr,
NEw ORLEIES Juns o, 1857.
M Thomas J. Dusant having declined the appoint
ent OF Governor Of the state OF louisiana conferred
upon him In Special Order No. 80, extract Ave, from
these headquarters, MI BENJAMIN " Flanders 10 hereby
the duties OF his ONCE and al records 60 pertaining
IL will be turned 10 him without delay. by COM
mand Of Major General p. H. SHERIDAN.
0so. l.. HARrsoyv. Assistant Adjutant General.
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THE ENGLISH TURF.
SPECIAL TElEGRAu TO THE HeRAln.

The Ascot Week Contests-aeed Running aad
Brilliass Sccnos-Raoes for tho Prince Of
Wales Stakes. the Royal Hunt Cup and
Ascot Gold Cup-The Prince Of Wales In
State on the Ground. but No Rnthusissm.
60, SC.
QUEENs HOTEL, LONDON, June 8, 1867.
The Ascot turf sports-or. as the days are more
Familiarity known, "Ascot week"-have been very
brilliant during tho contests for the royal price,
Indeed. they may be termed royal races, the
course being attended each day by large crowds
Of fashionable personages from all parts Of the
kingdom.
Tuesday, June 1, was . fine day, both Is re
CARDS the weather and running. There were eight
races, in good time. and producing very agree
bio excitement.
Vauban won the Prince Of Wales stakes.
His Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales was
present at the grand stand but did not attend the
course in state.
Wednesday. June 5, the weather was very un-
favorable. Heavy rain fell during the day, and
spoiled the sport. Very few ladies attended on
tho ground, owing to the threatening aspect Of the
weather in the morning.
There were seven races during the day.
Thirty horses ran for the Royal Hunt Cup.
Jasper won.
This day Thursday, June g. was the great
dav he hi. oh Iv nd tba
weather remained fine.
There were immense crowds Of people present,
and all the usual scenes which occur on the road
to and from the course were to be witnessed.
In the fashionable circle the company was more
select than that which attended at EPSON Downs
on the Derby day.
There were q great many ladies out and their
fine enthusiastically of white and blue-made
a very gay scene. Dresses Of white and lilac were
also much worn.
The Prince Of Wales, accompanied by . royal
party, drove in state from Windsor to Ascot. with
servants and outriders in the royal liveriss. The
court csralcade wendell Its way along the course
to the royal stand.
Active efforts were made to get up popular
recognition demonstration by cheering. but they
failed.
There was great curiosity evinced by the crowd
to see the royal party and court cortege but
there was no enthusiasm exhibited.
There were six races.
Ten horses ran for the Ascot gold CUP.
Lecturer won.
The winner was ridden by Fordham, who rode
the winner Of the grand Paris prize in France the
other day, and also rode Vauban at Ascot on
Tuesday, when he won the Prince Of Wales
stakes.
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M E x IC O.
The Fate Of MAMMALIAN StiN
Undecided.
his LIFE PROBABLY 70 Be SPARED.
~~~~~~-~->~-~~~~~~~~~-~
FeDcious Order Of Eseobodo In Reference 10
Impsrialis!s Hereafter Captured.
March Of q Heavy Column Towards
Mexico City.
Go. &c. 60.


NV OnlAARs June Z, 1877.
San LUIS Potosi dates 10 the I7h and Aensrsy - ~
10Th ulk have been received BY your hatamoros
pondent ON the S0th.
The report Of Airamon's capture 10 confirmed Mo-
dez, however, vas not in Qusretaro. and cannot b
found
More than two hundred subaltsrus were taken pssear
err None Of them were executed.
The execution Of tho nine most prominent oehosm =
considered only question Of time
Esco6edo issued order tho 18th uik that III %.
Of the imperial army who did not surrender within
twenty -four hours would shot ON Identification, ssl
all persons concealng them would DO tried conformity
with the laws.
Another order states that all soldiers and citizens
committing theft violence would be shot the spo<
third order Ia addressed TO hts soldiers II oongrAts-
laes them warmly. and Is exceedingly bittor tho n
vaders, Napoleon. Frenchmen and traitors II hinss
that tho oondscaton policy OF the Juarez goveramsai
will DO carried out
Your Monterey correspondent states tho number e
prisoners captured to be four thousand ave huudre1
among them eight generals OF division.
Macmillan looks we'll. He would start for Ban LsoD
soon. He will be treated prisoner Of war. asa
will probably be conveyed BY Jusrcs TO the capital -
tho 10TH Ten thousand liberal troops left QuerSars ss
tho capital on the 18th.
Juarez and his Ministers havo already had conference
in reference to the disposition OF Baxmiian but ths
conclusion arrived at Is still unknown here
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Report Of the Naval Invaders In Waterford.
DUBLIN, June Q, 1867
Tho party OF Fcnians who we're arrested few days
ago when attempting a landing at Dungarvan, county
Waterford, say that they we're from Boston, Mass.
Royal Ciemcncy TO the Convicts.
LoSDos Juno 6-Evenng.
Lord Mas tbs chief Secretary for ireland announced
in the House OF Commons tonight that the sentences Of
all tho convicted Fenlsns has boon commuIed.
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A NEW ISLAND DISCOVERED IN THE NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN.

It ia reported that island has been discovered u
the North Pacific Ocean, between fifty degrees wese
longitude and forty degrees thirty minutes north a
tude twenty miles lons. II Is exactly In the track q
OF vessels bound TO tn port from China and Japan
On the late return voyage Of the steamship Col0Ie1o
she passed the locality Of the island -
and misty weather prevail In that section OF the Paoiaa
It is supposed that many missing vessels have besa
wrecked there.
Tho discovery considered OF SUFFICIENT importance -
justify the government despatohng vessel 70 ieeaAo
the exact position Of the island
company has been organised 70 survey Tho taAad,
and they will send vessels this week 70 sKamine -
take possession Of It.
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FIRE IN wnITtssoao, 4. Y.

UTICA, JUNE D, Ib0I
large and destructive Gre occurred early this morn
ing 1t whtesboro, about four miles from tss city. The
white House. adjoining store livery stable and
house totally destroyed the loss viii hardly fall
short OF $40 000 which n insured for about t~othirds
or that amount Ths hotel destroyed was the property
OF Colonel J. J. Gray; the belongs 70 Gray Co..
and the livery stable 70 A. n Smith. Tho storchouss
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. .
WORDS OF VITAL INTEREST.

VIII tho thousands who read columns OF frivolous
bage every devote Ave minutes 70 the perusel Of fo
which them ncAryi Our taxi u Health au4
will put commentary into nutshell weakness =
indirectly the Of all sickness; for nature = seAl
the morbid influences which produce n9oo
OF they powefiess Seek strength thsrstere
InvigorAe and regulate the system when the quckiv1
06 the shade the most aahloo
sntecbled and n: weak are Rrcssrsssd 4 g = sns
BlTTERs urgently needed What are the eaccts q ~
They would tell the healthy that 70 protecs she!r ke
lnduenee: They would eIhort the weak e ds:.sd ~
aud unf.inx tonic and Alternative The shlpwro
mariner would cling raft IN stormy hey wo0
tall Of dysp0ptc relieved, OF appetite roGoOrol q
shattered nerves rssrns OF headaches cared Of
functions regulated, OF hypochondra dsspated
matte diseases basd Of fever and cured q nvo
complaints Of heat prvAon and toll de6ol %
terminated and cbeerfuInoss restored 6uch -
effects OF HOSTETTER's BITTERS.
New York once, 81 Dey
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therefore, as well as politically, Germany
bids fair TO become a unit of power in the
European community of nations. Truly, Count
Bismarck has no cause to be ashamed of his
work.
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Bosros, June 0, 1887.
The largest crowd OF the season present at the
Mystic Riding Park this afternoon, 70 witness The race
for 81 900 between Draoo, Prince and General Nc1e-
Lam mile heats The former three straight heats
by length 10 each instance rime23SH, AS. 2:2sK.
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. o.
SOME OF OUR CONTEMPORARIES seem 70 think 49,
triumph Of their depended, like the fate Of Jo
cho upon the amount Of noise made thess days Of
nnemcn and luxury article Of real intrinsic msrn =
soon appreciated unboundod unparnloaoh
success OF PLANTATION BITrERS
This and always been found reliable ~
gentle smuan and tonic appetizer cannot b exoelsA
II doubt sovereign remedy for ssomachic discrdere
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and In stimulating hsaAv
appetite.
MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toiiet artlcis-saOe-
rIo u Co nd At hal he prtce
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Burnett's ksllistou. ms Wash for Beauq-
fy'ns the compleron has no equal - di.tngushed -
ia cooling and soothing and s admirably sdae
ed conditions the skin. removing Tan
sunburn Freckies nsdnoss aud Rooghues OF thskn 81
curing Chspped Hands Aayng the irritation cAuss&
BY the bites OF quitocs and other annoying insco1
Sold 81 ga Broadway
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Ioo G0uIuGut0t BouFsess
FRASkyosr, Juno 6-Evening
United States bonds closed Today At Tx.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, juno 6-Noon-
Cotton quiet Estimated sales to-day, 10000 bales;
middling upiands, I'd. middling Orleans 1lHd.
LrvEsPoof, June Ga p. NJ
The cotton market has become very dull since the
opening, and decline in prices Of from I'd. to kd
per pound has been established The heaviness Is
owing part at least 70 the recent imports Of cotton
from the United States and elsewhere, which have been
Unexpectedly large.
Ths sales to-day VIII not even reach tho moderate
estimate made a. the opening. AZ this hour middling
uplsnds are quoted al 1id. . i1Kd with probable
days sale Of 5000 bales including the usual proper
ton ssy third 70 spectators and exporters
Lvnroor, June e-s r. n.
Cotton auiss; sales to-day, 5000 bales; middng up
land, likd,; uiddlins Orleans ikA
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH Juno 8, 1857.
The steamship Guiding Star, Captain Van Sise, from
New York May Is arrived here day and proceeded
Havre.
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Americas Watches Of Eye5y ycrtssy, q
way and ias asd i57 Fulton street, New York.
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Americas fWaItham) Watches.
. II 10 believed shat WalthAm watch IL worth double ne
price OF many OF the imported watches sceutne Ane<
For sale by all nrs class dealers
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General shermaa's Arranscssentsi In Nebras-
ka tor tho Prosec,sou or tho stage. Railroad
and telegraph Routes.
MAR srsx UrSos PAcvu RAILROAD,
Mas FoRr KsARssy, June D. 1907
General sherman finally concluded 70 concentrate
his entire force on the STAGE railroad and telegraph
lines 70 Denver, Utah and Montana Az the present
me the Denver and California mails isavs the railroad
a, the forks Of the Platte ssd follow the south side up
the South Fork OF the Platte TO Juesbarg. General
Sherman wiII notify the rsnchmen along that part OF
th outs that be afford them protection against
wandering bands Of Indiana but thai II they viii move
Across the rver and will change the crossing OF the
Pate 70 some point Julesbarg. which 70 three
hundred and ninety miles from Omaha he VIII guar
sntse them protection 70 Denver He viii do this BY
aiming all the psssengsrH and whom the stage not fa
be viii maize up the load with sodicra
Wells, Fargo Co. will accordingly rnnsfer all their
stock 10 the new routA and the trains Will follow.
General Sherman 10 sntusiastio IN advocating the
rapid construction Of the Pacino Railroad He says
,hs eovsnnsns could lssn bald y aad ave nopSJ
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Dr. Won Ei-cnbersss AE.shcsicc- xc.vslg!s-
o the the cure OF all diseases % ne
Eye Bar Throat, Csarrh and Asthma Omos 81 rhsA a.
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The Howe pachine Cc's lccx S ,n,se,er ~ ~
ing Mssains Ellis m. Y, !. srcsdwsJ New rorE
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pertiest's Reversible Sewing Machines are
the kind ron backward forward, revcesibl4
presser foot 40. a style At S.. General depot -
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mr. M. ycrsne,. Efectrc.Ch.miccI Bstss.
.ffectio a. and for chronic dlse.ses.
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BntcheIcr's Hair Dye..The Hest ~ :. the
ous Factory 81 Barclay street
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Vast Quantities 0f Ivory Destroyed.
Thousands OF teeth that might last Lifetime are lea
every simply because the parties concerned either fo
get do not appreciate the fact that bOzODONT. dug
applied The dental substance proof AgAinee doey
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| A.-Carria9ee. Harness. Saddles, stseess
Ia good work, light expenses small profits.
/ TUFTS Repository. ~ Cedar street,
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WIS, rs.pes. s.s u osp S,.,ss soss. s
pxrttiiELoB'A le nead street
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g$ % s .l H HsssS Rsis co.
s25 ssoood street, South Boston, Mass
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years ought 10 badness gray hair, Ac
DR.. GRANDSON. No. Astor plaoaI
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SUIT 70 RECOVER coNflscAIfu PROPERTY.

RICHMOND. Juno g. 1861.
Edward A. Pollard has entered suit against Willao
James, Revenue Collector for properly In Washagtoa
sold for confscation and purchased By James
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Dv. D. II. scheuck, 81 tisdelPhsa. ytll -
Tuesday June II and viii continas 70 MAKE his rsguAAs
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been seen at this meeting congregation Of the
great monarchs of the world.
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Cristsdore's Hair Dye.aThe Best Ever u.n-
A uo,fse
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The London MONEY Market.
LONDON, June 6-Noon.
Con3ols Tor money VS.
United States nve-twenty bonds. TIA
Illinois Central Railway shares. 1874
Eric Railway shares. osA
LONDON June GAP N.
Consols have declined y, and now quoted al s4es.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
generally quiet and steady The following are the
latest quosations:--
United States nve.twenty bonds.
Illinois Central Railway shares.
Erie Railway shares.
Loroos, June 6-s p N:
Consols for money, ...........'............. 94k
fIn,,ed states 6ve.t ventlcs ........... 70
IIi,no. Central shsres ........... 10
Ere Railway shares aeK
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The Hostile Basds Near Cottonwood
Ss LOUIS June o, 1887
The Indians about Cottonwood reported TO be 90
hostile thai the citizens thers been ordered TO re
main ~ nome 10 guard their houses. six men we're
killed q few days ago only q SNORT distance from the
town
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Can. ... s.s JAY sss' E e. U:I:
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Elliptic Lsctssiscs sswias Ms at . ,s,..
t~ua ou. adj Unstable drop feed
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Escy. ss Z ". '.:.t s
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M..d:ome mssirs Senb:'7SS s,. M AZ 'sT rZ
way conner Fulton street and No 3 Broadway under
the prescott Hoyss sought and oonsuitsd Bontoa sn4
ION injured every head adoraeA
by 4 hat Of knon's spring pattern.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London MONEY Market.