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OFFICIAL.
DETITI0N

pETITIoN............... PETITION
Nkw ORLEANS, August is, 1868
To the Honorable the Common Council Of the City Of New
Orleans:
The undersigned Property Holders Peters and Clay
Second District of this ciy respectfully beg TO
present the necessity of sidewalks the named streets
from Cont Customhouse street, and pray that your honor
able dy viii pass ordinance authorizing and compelling
the property holders have the said sidewalks laid
We also further beg TO represent the proprey Of the city
having Clay street graded macadamzed from Cont to
Custmhouse street at its own in the same MANNER
eve that the benefits extended to should be
tended TO on the street. and in this view solicit
your honorable body instruct the city to proceed
the grading and macadamzng Of Clay street, from Cont
Customhouse street.
And as in duty bound we viii everprsv.
WILLIAM II. VREDENBURG per William II Vreden-
hnrg yr rs feet Peters and 100 ct Clay
JEAN PETIT. ae feet Clay street 22 Peters
J. AvET 200 feet Clay street 100 Peters street.
A. ID. GRIEFF 90 feet on Clay street
B. J. BkRKBEY 30 feet on Clay street.
A. IONA, % feet on Clay street
FELIX LABATUT 80 feet on Clay street, 50 Peters
street.
A. H. D'MEZA 80 feet on Clay street
j. A. LAYILLEBEUVRE, IS feet on Clay street, IS
Peters street.
JACQUET per pro A Beckett 20 feet Clay street. 30
Peters street
Total number Of feet square, l22 total number of feet
petition, lisa.
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The ST. Train from the Lake viii go beyond the Pas
senger Depot ct the head Of Elysisn Fields street.
The Horse Car win leave the city at A NJ and the Lake
and cannot for the present. beyond the Old
Depot .f .I-..I - e..
@. PANDELY,
General Superintendent.
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The City Terminus the Head Of Lafayette street.
where within few yards Of the Steamboat Barge
ngs and In the immediate vicinity all the Warehouses
Western Produce Dealers. the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of at least
thousand barrela
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TIME Is closely as
possible the Trains will follows, hating Canal
street. ct French Market Old Passenger Depot
Claiborne street:
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J. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES Impo.en Loss q PCver syGus Dssiliiy win
snpstinx marriage Sent By mai rsceipt Of Is csnsx b.
r. D. pUFF GRIFFIN,
New Orleans Medical Institute,
where an private diseases are ruecessftIy nssssd
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SETTLEMENT AND PAY OF BoUNTIEs.-It is
ascertained that the pay and bounty division Of
the second auditors office, during the past fiscal
year, adjudicated 1884, 900 claims OF deceased and
discharged soldiers, involving the amount Of
els. SEQ 600. The number Of claims Of the same
class rejected during the same time was Al 900,
making q total Of 2O3 900 claims disposed Of,
carrying money, ranging In sums Of SIS to $500,
into I62 600 families, mostly of the poor. More
than 500 600 letters were written, In addition to
numerous printed circulars and blanks mailed
from the Office. No frauds were committed, and
the mistakes will not amount to one-tenth Of one
per cent. of the amount collected. OF the 100000
claims fled in the department since the war
begun, SO 900 remain yet TO be disposed Of. These
are mostly complicated cases, difficult OF settle
ment, many Of which have been suspended for
additional evidence. On the FIRST OF september
there were q, 900 additional bounty claims on Me-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1868-03-27
MORNING SESSION.
MONDAY, March 16, 1866

hONDa1, 1OJ 1OOC'
The Convention called to order at the
usual hour.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Hudson OF the
city.
The petition from l 200 citizens, asking
the formation of a new county out of the
counties of Rowan, Iredell, Cabarrus and
Davie, was reported upon adversely.
The article upon amendments to the
Constitution was taken up and put on its
final passage.
The yeas and nays being called, the ar
ticl9 was adopted by vote of yeas S5,
nays 10. Party vote).
An ordinance in relation to the Cape
Fear and Deep River Navigation Compa-
ny was read and adopted.
An ordinance raising a committee to
consist of E. W. Jones, c. c. Pool, and G..
Cherry, (negrOl, to examine into the affairs
of the Chesapeake and Albemarle Canal
the said committee to be paid Sc per day
and their travelling and all incidental ex-
penses while engaged IN the work, and to
report to the next Legislature OF Conven-
ton, was considered.
After some debate it was determined tc
drop the matter until this evening
Mr.. Nicholson, from the committee Oh
revision, reported the following substi
tute for section 22d Of the Article on Suf
frage:
q" 1t shall be the duty Of the General AS
Sembly to provide from time to time fol
tne registration of all electors, and no per
son snail be allowed to vote without regis
tratIon, or to register without first taking
an oath or affirmation to support anC
maintain the Constitution and laws Of ths
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Chairman appointed a committee Of two
from each precinct to confer with the con-
mittee from Duplin to nominate candidate
to represent Onslow and Duplin in the
Senate Branch of the next Legislature,
viz Jessee ". Spicer, NJ. l.. f. Redd,
John Shepard, 3. E. Dixon, Il. NJ Coston,
Stephen Dixon, S. j. Taylor, franklin
Thompson, Jacob f. Giles, Z. i. Koonce,
Z. ". Murrill, A. c. Higgins, John A.
Coston. Harris Waters, Thomas Hender-
son, f. FL. Coston, Thomas B. Holland,
Jno. A. Freshwater, John ". Hill and L.
0. Fonville
And on motion the above named Com
mittee are respectfully requested to enroll
all true Conservative men between this and
the coming elections.
Moved and seconded that the thanks of
this meeting be rendered to the Chairman
and Secretary.
And on motion, the Secretary WAS re-
quested to furnish copy of the proceed
ings to the Wilmington Journal for publi-
cation, and that the Raleigh Sentinel be
requested to copy the same.
And on motion, the meeting adjourned
sine die:
JEROME B. FRAzEL, Chm.
A. j. JOHNSON, Sec'y.
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STATE POLITICAL NEWS.

HOLDEN AT CHARLOTTE !-ChARLoTTE,
March 17-Holden and Settle spoke here
to-day to about seven hundred negroes and
TWENTY-FIVE WHITES. Gen. Rufus Darrin-
ger introduced Holden as chief of the seal
lawags.
jenkins and Sloan of Castor, were along.
It was very tame affair
Two prominent colored leagucrs had a
fight near the Mansion House. Nobody
hurt Especial Telegram to TaroLinian.
Mass MEETING The white men Of the
west will hold ratification mass meeting
at Asheville on Saturday next. The News
and Farmer, sterling journal, predicts
that it will be the largest gathering that
has been held in the west in many years.
The ablest speakers in the western part OF
the State have been invited to address the
meeting,
For CONGRESS. "A writer in the NeWbern
Journal Of Commerce puts forth the name
of James Harlow Dibble, as d suitable per
son to represent the second district in Con
gress.
Lo |! The Poor NEGRo.-We learn that al
a late meeting of the League, - in Fay
etteville, two negroes, John Leary anC
Isham SWEET, were nominated for the House
of Commons from Cumberland. We are
further reliably informed that orders have
| been issued from the Head Centre" il
this city, to the subordinate League il
Fayetteville, that this thing must be un
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For the Journal.
For The Journal.
Public Meeting in Jacksonville, OnsiosV
County.

For the Journal.
Public Meeting in Jacksonville, OnsiOw
County.
A portion of the Conservative citizens of
Orslow met in Jacksonville on Tuesday,
February 25th, 1868, when, upon motion
of Elijah Murrill, Jerome b. Frazel, Esq,
was, by unanimous consent, called to the
Chair, and A. J. Johnston appointed Secre-
tary of the meeting.
The Chairman, in a very appropriate
speech, explained the object of the meet
ing, to adopt and endorse the meeting Of
the late Conservative Convention, which
assembled in Raleigh on the 9TH day Of
February, 1868, and of the delegates i'll
said Convention from Onslow. But owing
to no representative from the Fifth Dis
trict in said county, not being represented
in this meeting, the same adjourned over
to Monday of March court.
The meeting met on Monday, officers as
before, when, upon motion, the Districts
were called and found fully represented.
Moved and seconded that the Chairman
appoint committee of three to draft reso-
lutions for this meeting.
The Chairman appointed E. ". Fonvilie,
Esq, NJ. Il. L. Redd, Esq, and Mr.. E..
". Mattocks.
In the absence OF the Committee speeches
were made by John j. Hussey, franklin
Thompson and others.
On the return Of the Committee the fol-
lowing resolutions were handed to the
Secretary to read, which were adopted by
the unanimous consent OF the largest audi
ence ever present in public meeting assem-
| bled in Jacksonville
| WHEREAS, We, a portion of tho citizens OF
OnsIOw county, in public meeting assembled in
| jacksonville, do cheerfully and cordially endorse
| the action Of tbs late Conservative Convention,
held IN RaleiEn, n. @, on the 5th and 9th days Of
| February last and
| NHEREAa, The platform adopted By the Con-
servaive party Is, IL all respects, worthy OF the
! conn lenca and support of al true Conservat ve
men i'll 0nslow county, and that We will abide by
the same and be it therefore
| ReSOlUcd, That We, portion OF the CoDserva-
tive citizens Of Onslow county, do cordially en-.
dorse and approve the course Of the delegates in
said Cong from OnsloW, and that the thanks
Of this meeting be and are hereby rendered tc
them for their course in said Convention
| and be it further ResClced, That we WILL in the
coming elections, vote for true and tried Conser
| vativa men for member Of Congress from this
District, Governor, members of the Legislature
and for county officers.
| And on motion of E. W. Fonyille, tn.
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DIED,

m 1ess f5s 0 o} Ieas than thirty-six hours, Mrs
GEIIIY RYAN. aged about IA years.
she had been for many years an attached and
exemplary member of the Presbyterian Church.
Her character was one of great simplicity dignity
and; worth and her piety of elevated and no
bic type. She was one of the few remaining links
that bound the present generation to the historic
ny1tar of the land on which the Capitol OF the
State is built We al do fade as a leaf, put there
is a rest that remaneth to the people OF Cod
In Tarboro'. on the 18th inst, after sholt IA III
ness, JOHNNIE s., eldest son OF Jonh JONI Q. I'D
days.
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ELEVEN AND A HALF O'CLoCK

The President resumed the Chair
Mr.. Rich offered d resolution that the
Secretary be authorized to employ an as
sistant clerk.
Mr.. Abbott moved to adj djonrn.
The President said, that last night he
had co united great mistake IN racating
the ctau to respond TO tie resolution Of Thinks.
He said he should have responded from the
chair He hoped that the Convention
would excuse him, as be was .inbiLant; he
was not aware of his breach Of decorum!
Mr.. Abbott withdrew his motion to ad-
iourn, in order ID allow the committee on
enrolment to report the final and proper
engrossmcnt of the ordinance providing
for elections.
Mr.. Heaton said, as he had ascertained
the non engrossment Of several important
ordinances, he therefore moved that the
resolution adjourning at y o'clock be re-
scinded, and that the hour of one be sub
stituted instead thereof. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Somebody, the House
took another recess for fifteen minutes.
At the expiration of the time, business
was again resumed, when the committee
on Enrolment reported back several ordi-
nances, which the Chair proceeded to sign
n the presence of the Convention.
The President then declared the Con
vention adjourned, subject to the call OF
the Presiden|.
LAUS DEO-saith the Reporter.
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10 the President, G. J. Cowles, for Ehe reg.y
able and efficient manner in eChich he hds pre-
sided 0re7 tbs ConrentiOn (!!!D
Carried, and Cowles took the floor to
give his thanks lie was overwhelmed
his buzzum was a-swelling to the hnsting
pint. His tongue was cleaeing to his
mouth-and so on and so On to the end of
the chapter.
The Convention then adjourned to meet
at : nact I o'clock, tomorrow morning.
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SPECIiL NOTICE.
.>RRORS OF YOUTH.

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y Nervous Debility, Premature Decay ant t
All the effects of youthful indiscretion, Will lUI n
the sake of suffering humanity, send IFco ~ nt,
Who need it. the receipt and directions inr %
tln ,,irlpIo remedy bv which he was c,ireu. SUI oui-
r.rcr. wishing TO profit by the advertiser eAPe-
riancc can do so by addressing, in peTfee(c6 conn
i,',o JOHN i. OGDEN,
No. - Cedar St, New York
april 10 1V-iS
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Patrick Murphy,
ToLnT ,-SIiu, on, Original Bill.
James W. Russ.
TT APPEARTNG UPON AFFIDAVIT that
/ John l.. Mcmillan, one of the defendants in
the above entitled suit, so absconds conceals
himself that the ordinary process of lew cannot
be served upon hiu, he is hereby notified to ap-
pear at the next Term OF the Court of Equity, to
be held for the county of New Hanover, at the
Court House i'll Wilmington, on the fourth Mon
day after tn, fourth Monday in March, A. .. 1868,
then and there to plead, answer or demur to said
suit, or judgment pro c019eSso will be entered as
to him.
Witness, FREDERICK d. Poisson, Clerk and Mas
ter Of the Court Of EC uity for the county of New
Hanover, the 4th Monday after the All Monday IL
september, 4. D. 1857.
FREDERICK ID. POISSON,
Clerk and Master.
march I3 5-6W
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MARRIED,

At the residence of the brides father, in Bladen
county, by J. II. Baentine, ESD, Mr. O. II. CASH
WELL, to Miss VIRGINIA LAMON-all Of Bladen.
Raleigh Standard please copy
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MORNING SESSION,
Tuesday, March IT, |

u1,.r.,>,,- Nar.b IT 1898
1'i~oD1i'
Inc convention was '"l'eo u 'f"ef at -
cloek' "A; M r,,,.: A. Al,
IN 'he absence OF tlle "a Gn"irIlan' MI. ~
oot1 "iIS; ~; on nlo'loh u MI 'Ae''oH' o'l'o'
70 Inc Nhalr' I,..1 ,oh,o- no co,,
IIayei ~ N"Po o''' -A''''e'' - viz
senHloH NJ Goo7o+or otfo.od . ro.ol,t;on +hat
!"L, oon61o'o - -. C'1t:>I'I s' H., 49,
IL Is 'Ie sense VI Ills t
ueA' helsia1!lo olet. +Ia Ills nnn1a
tion % tne t ~ ~ ctato and ;f nrsctca
hi tiHn prerda suoI ~ iI'e freabolds for them So
thot 49, 49, 11l, becoroe identified with the
;nt"n.: :laV oileS - 10y .to eHe10 CO.
in'e5eS's .aontoJ u 'A'o 'o''''o'
a. auopIIi ot;o, +ho for,oo+io,, took racoss
~ q n,o1oni, WY
"n''A q = o'''A'
N,~r O,,rocr
HOUSE re-assenoleo-ffeS ffeSloeh' No"leS
III the Ghalr'
MI l1eaton preSen'eo 'iie lo1'o"ine VI
dlnance
SEC. l. BE 1t ordained, That G. j. Cowles shall
receive cGmpensation OF SIX collars per osy
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FIRE In THE MOUNTAINS : The white men
IN Western North Carolina are arousing.-
large mass meeting is to be held at Ashe
vile, on Saturday, which will be addressed
by number of distinguished gentlemen.
Maj Marcus Erwin, one of the Conser-
vative Canvassers at large, has made ap-
pointments to address the people at vari-
GUS points in Henderson, Rutherford. Bun
combe and Mcdowell.
W are highly gratifed at this. Maj
Erwin has one Of the most powerful minds
in this State, and he is popular and effec-
tive orator.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Conser-
vatives of Buncombe was held at Asheville,
on the 7th. Mont. Patton, Esq, presided
and Col W. II. Moore was requested to
act as Secretary. The meeting was ad-
dressed by .Col. Stephen f. Lee, S. B..
Gudger, Col. W. Pickens, r. M. Stokes,
DR.. Chandler, M. P. Penland, J. 81. Mer-
rimon and Rev. Branch Merrimon. Appro-
pirate resolutions were adopted and the
finest spirit prevailed
Shall MARRIAGE BETWEEN NE
GROES and WHITES -dnalgan1atiOn-
be allowed ? That is one of the issues.
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done. that the negroes ara good enough
to vote, but that they arc not expected to
have the offices. Raleigh Sentinel
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have the offices. Raleigh Sentinel
BLAcK MA1rA-We hear it rumored that
the Wall Street. New York Brokers have
presented q number Of The Radicals of the
Convention with new hat and pair of
gloves, with other substantial fXius, in
consideration of passing the new financial
project endorsing the North Carolina bonds,
lmany of which are held 10y the New York
Brokers,l and directing the next Legisla-
ture to make provision by taxation for the
payment of the interest on said bonds,
commencing January lst 1869. People of
North Carolina ! Are you ready to be thus
bought and sold by New York Brokers p
No, never ! Rise i'll your might and de-
feat the Constitution, by strong vote.
Raleigh Sentinel
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph C~INCINNATI. June 6.
F~LoUR-Dull and nOminally lower; FAM
lily $40 001l0 p.
WHEAT-DuII and nominal at 81 1902 40.
Concessions OF Zoe per bushel would have
had to be made IN order to effect sales.
CoRS-Duil, and offered at s999Oc, with
out buyers
75c for No. 1.
Lowe and q at 81 80.
COTTON Dull at 29c for middlings.
PRovesIONS-Dul aid nominal. Mess
Pork offered at ST so. Bulk Meats-1lA9
l2c for shoulders, and 49l4Zc for sides;
I0O,ON pounds of the latter sold at 14c; q
small lot o clear sides sold at ga but It
IS nc below the views of holders. Lard
very dul; it was offered at l7hc; no de-
mand. Sugar cured hams 1S9l9c.
BUrTER-Quiet at 20G24c.
EGGs-Advanced to 20c; supply light.
HAY-Du !, but not lower.
oTATOE In large supply irregular
sales OF any magnitude cannot be made;
new potatoes are very dull at 81 W95 OO
per barrel; thev are being sent here in
large quantities from the South.
LINSEE1 OIL-DulI at 81 10; market quite
unsettled.
GRoCERIEs-steady, with moderate de-
mand. 81 hIezer4 H..a
PETRoLEUM-52935c for ref rec.
COAL OIL-12c ahoat for Pennsylvania,
and Sgl0c for Ohio River.
GoLD-l394 buying.
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arkansas and White Rivers are still fall
lng, bpr there is 2 good boating stagein
Louis. Minpeola, from Cincinnati; Pey-
tona4 with barges, from New Orleans.
Departed-Belle Lee, for New Orleans, n
Eva Claire, for Paducah. ~-e
LOUISVILLE, June 6.-The steamer Cham
pion, from st. Louis bound for Cincinnati,
sEruck and odd dog at Chenaulte Reach, 95
day. The boat lays Straight. with her
head toward The Kent rcky Shore, and can
befrafsed. The Morning Star took of the
passengers and crew and brought them
here The Chan pton is a. e stern-wheel
boat. valued at $4,000, and is owned In
Cincinnati. The Champions manifest
shows "A hhds. tobacco, 1o9 boxes merchan-
disc andIl75 tons pig-iron for Cincinnati:
$50 bags Hungarian grass seed, so bags
shipstun, Y boxes merchandise and l or
gan for Louisville. So lar1 as learned, no
livesiwefe lost 4 Ell f4s rr rE Hw 40
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY T~elegraph.I NEW YORK, June6.
DRY GooDsDTl market continues dull
and depressed Amoskeag A Z A Ticks Be
lower and now job at SOC, the A brand is
D to 2Oc:Amoskeag Denfms are reduceedf to
sic; Booth Bleached I4kcs Masonville
Bleached Muslins to lSc; Putnam A
Bleached is selling at one shilling. Prints
are generally steady at I2L@ SIC Tor
stRpdtid makes as to style; IN light I'M
hletcheah muSlinS and printing Cloths
there * OIL Speculative movement, both
here and al tile asst. but this has no APP
patent Eject -AtstheN general market;
,tShdAtd uioSu sheetings are steady at
l-Hc ouAMssfic A and Clark'S; I7r for.
lyman ~ d4e tor Pacific extra and n lac
for bw gn * 1870 Tor Great Falls NJ, and
lU14ei0r ScoyLss extra and Bedford R.
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Ioulsfile Markef,

BY T~elegTaph.I LOUISVILLE. June Or
T~oKACCo-saIes OF 50. hogsheads At fuH
rat-s logs &c 5o9g25S Teaf slogS2 50 choice
Hart County $50 50. ~
FLouR-Superdne IS 25GS IS. =.
WHEAr-FIrmer at&2 2ja2 80. - Z
OATs-SSdS5c. a fn
I'll CoRN-At 93a95c.
RYE-S2l0d2 10. .AaZ && E4 WFAH
~LARD-lIa2c. at -rc -
MESS P0RK-S7 50.rra
BACoN-ShOulders, l3Mcs clear rib sides
l616cs clear sides l7c.
&BULK MEATs-Dun and unchanged.
C~OTTON-29c.
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NeM orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June 6.
CoTTvN-Duu; mtddiings &c; sales I25
bales.
STERLING-Unchanged; New York sight
q premium.
GOLD-l39X.
SUGAR, M0LAssEs AND FLoUR-Dun and
m changed.
CoRS-DecIined to 81 o21S.
OATS-77c.
HAY-fun n san.
MISS PORK- al at SIS SOAPS 75.
BACoN-ShOulders 1870; clear sides I74c.
LARD-Tierce lSzc; keg 20Zc.
Markets generally dull and dropping.
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FOR RENT.

roR RENT-ST0RES - The ftEp rev
stores on Market street, between Lo-
cast and Wall ut; won d make a first-rate
stand for a boarding. house n wagon
yard, the 10. beng Is by 100 feet. They
are wei adapted to either store or dwell
ing purposes, or both combined If app
Piled for soon, they Will be fitted up to
suit the applicant. Inquire Of SAMUEL
VICKERYt orgat theetJIerbf TTn III
49, VfCKERYB BIZ THEIRS,
funS diff 20 Main Street.
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New fork Gold and stseA Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Jun 8.
MONEYS easy and steady ct s95 per
cent for call lnans.-
STERLING Quiet al l09l0A for gold first
class bills.
GoLD-Lewer; opening at 1894 5~eclinipg
to 391z. and closing at 395z.
ExPoETs1 Of <R9qie to7aqH ss2o2I8 and
Government sToCKs-Without decided
change, closing steady The following
~ rr the ! 80 prices: Couaons Of 81, leX9r
1859 do '62, ll2AGl124; do. '64, 1l0Y9ll9Ms
IS. ll0A9II04; new, ll3@ll34; do. f67,
ll52S9Il34; l0-40s. l061S9l06H. 1905, l095s9
1899.
EsgBASKaSEAFEMEHTs& T@ &
Loans-5273, 79z.367; increase. s.. l4.S77. ?
Specie-sl4. 328. 53I; decrease, 1854. $50.
Circulation 34, I88, l59; increase, S42.553.
Dep 0s1-s-S209.Gs9.6S5: ihcsesses "a, s43B9l.
Legal Tenders-S6s SIC, 523; increase, 3d.
lsS,275.
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81. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June 6.
ToBACCo-Less active. put unchanged.
FLoUR-Dull, languid, and Irregular;
choice Fall extra s. so; double extra s. 75G
$40 90; treble extra sll 25al2 so.
= WHEAT-Inactiye and unchanged; sales
prime to choice red and white Fall at g 45
az IS spring 81 75@l 81. Eot mak 9I
CoRN-Sales slow and unchanged; $40
SSc, and S9G 90c for fancy lot of white.
OATs-A little easter at 75@7Sc.
RYE-Firm at 81.
PROvIsIoNs-Nery%duH nnd@nusett ed.
Pork ST 80. Observation-Disclosures: clear
sides sole at 1919; sugar-cul ed hams zoe.
LardEstock generally held out of market;
-choieeAett4e can Whad In a limited way
at lSLc.
s-CATTLE-Good supply and a moderate
-demahd; inferior 70 choice range at $40
s-HEEP-s2g6 q heaa.H44 Sc
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