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, 1869-01-17
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th,fq; d. psoe II "raes;:y 9sso7
pfstE fsdt tEIont on f'.sls'' Just ''afa 81
eisS;E:, vest font' on FrsEieAv1 north Of Twenty
:s.iso. e.ss ntos. on rrai.4e-av, bst1esa rxes,v.
s9111 q Ferest.ar., north of Thlrty-sscoad. 1t, :
5s1iA. rest front, on 1pdians-sy,, ,o,s south Of
DSse1:;}P'iss; s1e1.}P 81: on pu,auas,t b,,,..n
seventh and Twenty nia th-sn. HeFy c6eso, "e1'5
8sos se.,,9 + ~ Vs.y yy snear. ar..o,..,~- V -
FIo01 0h fas A. 80 feet north Of Douglas piscc
| s1iss fronting north on b7Yaataya ,o,.,aIs
! &tnYe!ot
souih nf r,ig i,s91, @otsake aroTs'sT. and 6T&4t
a.c1e. GIN Fronts. mile south Of ,hs ctr. And
81 ~ X Spta9n t9 uIose-av,. 10 the Gr1re.
ain It sns W. no3A@eat corner Of Thirty
~ e n ailsy northwest corner Of Talr.ythlrd
tS1 frft fSnn,inas - e s..t Ensn ns e
wsspas seh.sy. e@'s On AoonA~aJplace. north Of
1fsa3 west t1ont, on rorsstsr.. north OF Thirty
10 rrsi rkontInx m r,.,.t
'qs'S i:s!3 ~ ~ n' fs'' a'''
dhs't locality for Fes!deheet ID ti.a city, 'ae
nf,e. f.ont,ux ,ossss11 WEs1 ED EIDE
mis-. " e'' *"'A'.'' near Loo
ttttz On vftsfen.ts,. near l.ste north front.
r. i:nf s;ys
c!ssp:. '@'''''' 'ao f'oatn'7t
st.n to '.y net!h~sst er konros... and
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Tssn sssIs ~ isssln..: le''A 'f'n'' "''"'"n
IL; T., = ane.p 1 i-S''''' VIZ
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Tor SALE-A two.siory franc houfc of ~
T rooms and lot 81 hy ls3 #. ttth haIn, nosshea.t
corner Fulton add kii1Aheth sta. SNYDER q LEE,
ttenl EstAta Axc2ts. no. Attrorohs&n B!oek.
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FOR BALE-l3y Weli nroth1,- 711 ~;

Hoh sALE-5y We'll Brothers, l58 Madt
aa ae fates:o,, .ts!r:; hr,c,
Fl Frsir,.laa'ys IL, a'snt h., r~.-.. 4' o''s'
@sfssas baa:s ss sss a,1s 1Essas,
fSut ashtess.h IA saasa
nGs: aoa.es Il. sSeSues. eo' "A'''e Fronts. The
fron1 nEe shsees.o11 and basement marble
s.ai. 9a s1Sy ,snt eet.:es Wabash and sh,
ZEE al modern improvement, viii % jan. 'Ia.s IT.
| On Tvensy4i1,h.as., between Indian. .nd p-.,,,o
on "oetos5 us1ne tooae, It cheap Price II tskcn
,n A.so E,sst .sey Of other nouse, on a. tho ave.
mt, xn'eh We OFF, 1t such prices - 10 snit eos
STATE s1ates'. near rolk thsees.osy brick spd b..e.
1Hs soea eaqas 'a1e.tatats W sell
Eifais snsa:st. betxeen ststest md ThlFd.sy
sas osses & III frame houses, With stores. 6aeVLR
sas5,1 .ns ettxssa Jsssses .na y.n Buren,
,sn 13,s1 PAR .ad ssbs iot Sfla 70 fset
Gre AZ: nesF Wess Wsshins.on. svo.sto,, nov
Corner K1b'e and slxteenth+t,., 10, .sx,uo. r,,
e sHoSs'a On bird And Foustaars, from saoos to
w.,.UE UEMPRpveD.
EsS.ss = fecs. Is e.Fsssn rsseeass 4sta,.unh and
7xr.;; K.s;.a;.v fees. between Twentyu1.h .ua
4S;S:;s y: = iset. between 7n.s.,+seoaa and
rbIf fees between Thirty sacond and
xises kxiisee3ssn.sv-. ssfees: corner Twensr,a,sh.st.
4 feet between ThlisJ1 aud 1n,r
TSi2!q,si;Ia I3a tss. sstxssa Tnyssseea sad
statesI: near TweatStislih II fset css:p. I'll
EIT.tst. ae.r Reuben es1,s ss,a-oae.satrd cash.
sas~orta-sv southeast cosaeE Of Tutsty y.afst.st.
5, s99saxsst 1 corner Klnze and Reuoea,,n, :s.,..
BUSINESS sEopERrY
~ ae1a 90 !ASs!le-et = low pr1ce and yerv eAsy
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90 Rent=5tores, @@ees. Sc

hENf-bx aaupsor 1t Drew, Real Is
\ ssse Wokasst Room 4 Metropolitan uock;
r,A.. .,, -. kt0RES.
pied By Field, Letter i Co "' s''Ao'9 SssA
ftte+story in ldtpx. M rit P.ef Yste.sf nrru.
pied ~ Hm- B. Keen " "
fFsu-sT @''"~f A~ " A1
sto,s: Eos. - and 1ss East lAksas. occupied by
,n fen,n,stc7 brick building on East Laka IT,. nsar
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G1anteD==Uo Rent,

ITO REHT-0f1ces and rooms, well lighted
= ena ID Soo9 location. at lgs Wsshtnetonrst.
q. y. FtrGA Coz ID Dear Nofn.ak.
, 1869-01-17

EOR sALE-Lots on the South Slda, The
Undersigned has for sale Is lots ou 9urntidr.st.
and g tots 90 nustetneld.st. between Thistysovcnth
GiH h@li., Ne. s!dsFak. n slfeady Built %
d~eillar1 Almost nn.at cd On the fass thnTt srt
oouns. q By "sb.sa sud MehiEho-1E7.. futi .of er.
vest bJ Hoom.rs great brldsc fsctorr drsldes mani
othef innoatEtsi establishmcats This Il the list
city ilnlite. cheap. F. .ARSOLD, 1Feenebaua.s
F.aE: corneT Like aid L&salles sts. Once hour.
, 1869-01-17

EOR SALE-Thc fi1@t-class frame house,
y 70 IS raIk,st:. brick ha.srs snt !ot 31lG feet
pssd sna pAin!sd, h.s y rooms, oes;de Es2tsEoom.
clokct. rantries And slosttA. horaiE f7rnscei the
Eroundan nnelr iurroved- Those desiring nvat q
feste and overlooking uniot Park N1tl ID d
th. bafgalu. Apply on the premises or to J. CAB
, 1869-01-17

TOR SALE-RY 4. Anderson, Real Estate
Il nFuker, Is North Clhfk-t., Room !, --.....
Rcrc1 1t Sou h Er Ap:tuu. with two-stoty hon.c
lSxso. Z Eonna f3,tto Can be sabdlvIdr1 md sold
fur ttrrc ftnet sh8t amount.
Two.s{oyr house on Wt&ton sin It., lot .axtH,
Txo-atory house and los on HinsdAt-Si.
Two ktoty tuuac and lol on Ne6t narrtson-st.
TwnRtor house &nd lot oa Btnc IAland.ay.
TT0%tcIy hon&r nj lot on tIHtA1i0st near CLARK,
1A0 stos5 ho 1se and lot on Soble-sI, IeAf M Eau-
kce-aY
Tuolota 1t hyde Park. viii trade In goods.
Two lots on Van Hosn.st.. near Robey-
flus3rets lot chfEan Av., near State, Acd Prod
erry MI parts Of thr cit! 2nd hayr three houses
lrd lots 10 traoe for good farms ia Illinois.
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FOR SALE a neH two-story aud ba.emeut
4 brick honse Of II rcnms. III modern lnpsove.
mtpt*. and lot win barn. 80 6a6 Wrss Wkshin ton
iieaa Essast dkeats. No. Metropolitan Block.
EOK SALE Wrst NasMncton-ht. Resi-.
l. denee-A brick house Of u roonA. aud lot 100 hy
165 feet rnEutr nj EAsh!nEtop aut CufuLsts any.
DER d LEE, Eeal EatAte AEtnta, no. AetopoiitA "A
MotS.
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WAhTED-To Rant-A house OF 8 or 10
~ roome oet~cen van Ruren and Efsbtetuth-ets
rrc. o. = Aodefn tovsmenss, Apply, Il
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TOR SALEWest s Ansttn. Real Estate
~ and Liam nroktrt. Roo !, lt6 pcarbern.xs.:
s91is + Forcst;kr. M1tt be sold.
10 scrcs. ), -, II, tEn miles y est OF limits.
Is Ete..t GHod cottaFs % leasee LOT: Ees{ CHEAP.
60 &cres, cheap. los :AHd1.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-22

in his subject and his figures; il was a
crisis in his career; il he failed this night,
he might as well take Wolsey's advice to
Cromwell, Fling away ambition !" His
wife entered the carriage also, so as not
to disturb the thinker. In getting in,
however, her finger was caught by the
door, which, shutting upon it, jammed it
terribly and held it so fast that she could
not withdraw it, She uttered no cry,
made no movements her pain and agony
must have been intense There was the
finger crushed between the panels; to
speak or to endeavor to withdraw it would
disturb her lord--would drive the figures
and arguments from his head. So there
stayed the finger, every moment more
painful, until they reached the house nor
did Disraeli hear a word of it till long afs
ter the famous debate Of that night hsd
become history All that evening the
faithful wife sat in the gallery, that her
husbands quick-glancing eye might not
miss her from it, she bore the pain like
a martyr and like a woman who loves.
No wonder that by her husbands act
she has become Viscountess Beaconsfeld;
still less wonder that, as Lady Beacons-
field, she is honored in England's proud4
est castles, and has taken her place in its
hereditary society as naturally and easily
as if size too had been "to the man.
ner born, ,"-LpdacoNs Magazine for
Tuue
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-22

A SUBMARINE TUBE.-The newest of
the new plans for connecting England
with France by railway is that ofa sub
merged iron tube, to be supported at II
depth of about so feet below the surface
of the water by iron trestles, the feet of
which will rest upon the bed of the straits.
The tube is to be in its outside diameter
% feet 6 inches, and with a view of
giving it sufficient sire, ,sth it is TO be Of
cast iron, inches in thickness. Its
lesgth between each pair of legs of support
is TO be 800 feet, and the weight Of each
of these sections 800 tons. Each of these
lengths is to be made up Of eight segments
of 81 feet 6 inches, and these are TO be
firmly bolted together by means of steel
bolts passing through internal fanges.
Each segment will be made ght
by bulkhcad, and will be lowered until
it is brought into exsct position with the
portion previously fixed, and when fast
by the bolts the near bulkhead will be
removed, and the workman will pass on
TO the next segment. The ventilation
of the tube is to be provided by stationary
steam power at one of the entrances to
the tube. which will force sufiiciency Of
air through channel constructed along
the inner roof of the tube to either end.
All this sounds impracticable enough, but
we live in an age of marvels, and perhaps
the scheme may one day be realized.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-22

Jinks tells good story Of a man on a
Mississippi steamer who WAS questioned
by a yankee. Tho gentleman to humor
the fellow, replied to all the questions
straightforwardly until the inquisitor was
fairly puzzled for an interrogatory. At
last he inquired:
"Look here Squire-where was yeou
born 7"
81 was born," said the victim, SIN
Boston, fremont street, No. A, left hand
side, on the lst Of August, 1920, at s
o'clock in the afternoon physician, DR..
Warren nurse, Sally Benjamin"
Yankee was answered completely. For
q moment he was stuck Soon, however.
bis face frightened, and he quickly said
Yeas; wall, ! calculate you doaIt
recollect whether il was frame or brick
house, dew yei"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-22


DR.. John Day, of Battle Creek, Mich,
who has been on trial the past week for
abortion, has been found guilty, He
attempted to end his own life the day
after the close of the trial with dose of
morphine, but did not succeed. He was
prominent man 10 the DAYS of the
Kansas war, and is well known in the
West.
JAMES WARNER, convicted of the mar
der of Mrs. Stanger, last Winter, at Little
Rock, Ark, has been sentenced to be
hanged on the 9th of July.
The suit which has been for a long
time pending between the State of Mis-,
souri, and the purchasers of the Iron Noun.
tain and Cairo and Fulton Railroads has
been compromised. The State receives
S25, 600 in State bonds, and 500, 900
in stock of the Iron Mountain Road.
An Augusta, Ga, dispatch reports
that Colonel Il. w. Flourners, a Demo-
cratic member of the State Legislature,
has been muIdered by negroes,
The Cataract House, overlooking the
falls at Cohoes, was totally destroyed by
fire early Wednesday morning. The flames
were well under way when discovered,
and the inmates had barely time to escape
with their lives. Only very small por'
ton of the furniture was removed.
The returns from the undecided
elections districts France thus tar received
show that twenty eight official candidates
have been returned to the Corps Legislatif,
one unofficial one Independent, and twenty
three opposition. Among the latter il
HENRI ALrHoNsE EsoUIRos.
The Duke of Genoa is now named a,
"a prominent candidate for the Spanish
Throne"
The case of Rev. Mr.. Tremblay, cure
of Beaufort, Canada, against whom an
action is brought for alleged slsndsr from
the pulpit during Divine service, is to be
argued at the next Session Of the Court
of Appeals at Montreal
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-22

VERY CooL--A gentleman on a visit
to Washington, one day very coolly opened
the Senate Chamber, and was about to
pass in when the doorkeeper asked.
Are you privileged member''
What do you mean by thati' asked
the stranger.
The reply Was "A governor, ex.member
of Congress, or foreign minister
The Stranger replied that he was min.
lister.
'From wha, court or country = asked
the official.
Very gravely pointing up, the stranger
replied, 'From Heaven, Sir
To this the doorkeeper waggishly replied
This government at present holds no
intercourse with that foreign power.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-22
1Dortrp.

From the Prairie Farmer.
The GoldingWeddIng Day.
BY CAROLINE A. HOWARD.
The hours of toll are past,
The day is we'll nigh done,
And homewnrd now are Fastening fast
The reapers, one by one.
one by one, for ah we see,
On whom the morning rose,
But few remain, like thee and me,
To labor till the close.
Strong hands and llghtsome feet,
And eager hearts, began
With us lifes day, but meath Its heat
Soon sank beneath the sun.
Sweet eyes that spake to ours
Ofhope, and love and truth,
And comely forms, whose noble powers
Made beautiful their growth
Have passed TO meet us where,
AS through the fields we roam,
We see the golden glory there
Light up our Harvest Home.
What though the hour wax late,
And we to rest would fainP
'Tls good to feel the bounteous weight
OF sheaves of ripened grain.
Then hand in hand Wen go
Adown the path well trod
For "rest remaineth," we know,
ITO children of our God"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-22

THE DEACoN's PRorosAI. In the
town of Hopkipton, Mass, lived GER.
tain bacon Small, In his advanced age
he lost the rib Of his youth by DEATH
After doing penance by wearing weed
on his hat full year, he was recommen-
ded to certain Widow Hooper, living
in an adjoining town. The deacon was
coon astride of his old brown with sorrel
name, and on arriving at the widows
door he discovered her in the act of turn
ing the suds from her wash-tub, said the
deacon:
" Is this Widow Hooper 7"
"Yes, sir" was the reply,
"Well," continued the deacon, am
that little bit of an old dried up Deacon
Small, and have only one question to pro-
pose TO you."
Please propose, sir"
"Well, madam said the deacon,
have you any objection to going to hea-
ven by rcay Of HQpkmtoa 81
"None at all, Deacon" was the reply.
Come in, deacon"
Suffice it to say they were married the
next week.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-22

An honest man is believed without ap
oath, tor his reputation swsar for him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-10
Cincinnati MnrIkeI.

CINCINNATI, June ..
FLOUR-Unchauged; family at 5Oa
SIS.
WHEAT-Red ll5ll l6.
CORN-DuIl at ila62c for ear.
OATS-LesS firm but unchanged at
60 to re.
/ RYE-Dull at 9ocal 90.
COTTON-Firm but quiet at 29c for
middling.
TOBACCO-Active and large demand;
sales 2O3 hhds at 50a22 %.
WHISKY-Unsettled aud prices low
er; held at Gle, but at the close sales OF
any magnitude coIld not have been
made at better than 92c.
MESS PORK-Advauc0d to b 90 with
a moderate demand.
BULK MEATS-Held at l3, 152, 16i
and lie for shoulders, sides, clear rib
aud clear sides, but no sales.
BACON-Sold at l4al7tc and l7fc for
shoulders, clear rib and clear sides, be-
ing further advance.
HANS-Sugar cured at IS4al9ic'
LARD-Dull at Isle.
BUTTERFLY fair demand at 23a26c.
EGHS-Declined to l6c.
OlLS-No change.
GOLD-lSS4 buying.
EACHANGE-Flrm at LEO to SOC dis.
count buying.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-10
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, June ..

CHICAGO, June BE
FLoUR-Dull at 3 OOa6 90 for spring
extras. No I
WHEAT-Active and firmer; NO; L l
Haze higher; No. 2 advanced ltaStc;
sales of No. at 12ial Ia; No. at ~
al II: closing at Hal III cash and lU5
seller this month; this afternoon Nc; z
irregular; sales at l lOtal lVE Seiiei
June. NJ > mar
Iscted advanced iafc; No. l steady;
sales at 675c; No. at 574a59tc; rejected
at 5la52c; no grade at APE; closing at
SAC for No. ]; 584c for No. 2; sales No.
? since 'ChsDge at 534c.
.OATS-Quiet and frmer and .fatc
higher; sales of No. / at 59fa6Oc; reject
ed at 54a54fc; closing at Coo for No. z.
RYE-Quiet a. 96a93c for No. 2; clos
ing at inside rata
BARLEY-Dull and nominal at 4oa
| 50 for No. in store.
CATTLE-Dull at 5 4Oa5 - for cows
and light steers; 81 ia4 80 for fair to
medium and O0a7 65 for good to extra
choice beeves.
HOGS-Dull aud 15a25c lower at 8 oO
40 90 for fair to good and 9 25 for choice
to prime.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-10
AIlcShcn, Live stock MARKER.

ALLEGHENY, June 5.
CATTLE-The supply of Cattle this
week was but little less than last
week. This week go head, against zoe
head last week, and 900 head the previ-
Gus week. The supply was fully ade.
quate to meet the demand. The mar
ket was, however, better than last week,
prices ruling about pc per hundred
higher. Fnlly five. siXths of the cattle
Offering were from Chicago. Sales of
very extra stock were made at 5 S7aS 30,
bnt choice fat steers generally sold at
: 75aS % per hundred. Stock steers
sold at 3 50a6 so, with but limited
nurnber offering. There was very little
difference in the quality of the stock
from that offering one week ago.
SHEEP-The number on sale fully
aggregated 1900 head. The quality
generally was poor and were extremely
dull and concessions had to be made be-
fore sales were effected. There being
very few choices sheep Offering, that
quality brought full prices. A few ex-
ira sheep brought 80 per hundred,
whilst Inferior sold as low as l 90 per
head. Lambs sold from 80 to 50 per
head as to quality.
HOGS-IhSTe was nothing doing in
hogs, and the market ruled very dull. In
a retail way few sales were made at
9 50all 90 per hundred. There was a
fair supply on the market.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-10
FINANCE AND TRADE
Bo.,on Wool Market.

4 Boston Wool WnrkeL
BOsToN, June 3.
The receipts for the week have been
a1S7 baIes, against 2270 bales for the
coTrespondipg week of last year. The
saIes for the week comprise l,O6O,Ouo
nonpds of Domestic, Fleece and Pulled,
and % 900 pounds, 262 bales and ~ bags
IF foreign. The sales of Domestic,
Fleece and Purled in this market since
the lst of May haYe been 1850, 200
pounds.
The demand during the week has
been active, and for the past few days
an unusual number of manufacturers
have been looking over the market. As
usual at this season the assortment Is
limited, although there is satticient
stock to enable buyers to make good
selection on most grades, and as prices
are relatively as cheap as the opening
rates for the new clip last year, maui
facturers are inclined to buy old Wool
in preference to the new. The proml-
nent features of the market are not ma
terially changed, and while prices are
certainly no higher, we think there Is no
Ouotable decline. Pulled Woods con-
tinue TO attract the attention of manu-
facturers, and although the sales of this
description are not so large as those of
the two previous weeks, there is a tribe
more firmness to prices, and the transac-
tions have been large. Fine Woods, I'M
less very choice, are dull and plenty,
with only a moderate demand. The
stock of extra Fleece is small, aud good
lots of straight Ohio extra are scarce,
and would command full prices. Fair
lots of Michigan extra have sold at 46a
4Sc, which is a decline from the rates
current a few weeks ago. Combing and
Delaine selections are in good request,
and there have been sales of Kentucky
at $50, but the bulk of the stock here is
now held for higher prices. The re-
ceipts of California have been large, and
the fall clip is selling at low figures.
In foreign there is no change to notice.
Included in the sales for the week
are:
FLEECE-Extra and double extra
80, 900 pounds extra and double extra
Pennsylvania and Virginia, 53c; 5000
pounds extra Pennsylvania, 40c; 10000
pounds do 45c; 1000 pounds selected
PENNSYLVANIA extra, sac; 5000 pounds
double extra and above, 62c; l00Opounds
do choice, 65c; $4,000 pounds Michigan
extra, Acc; $4,000 pounds double extra
Pennsylvania on private terms; ll,SOO
pounds Pennsylvania extra and double
extra 50a56c; 3, 900 pounds Michigan
and Ohio extra, 47a50c; 5000 pounds
Michigan extra, 473c, 6000 pounds Ohio
extra, 4Sc.
PULLED $500 pounds super at Asa
55c; 24,7OO pounds extra, 43a4Sc; 1000
pounds No. l at SOC; 1000 pounds
Rochester super, SOC; $4,000 pounds
New York do, 45c; 5000 pounds No. ] at
3Oc; $500 pounds do, 27lc; $500 pounds
extra, 45a47c; 5000 pounds No. l at pa
24c; $4,000 pounds Western and New
York super, 45a45c; $4,000 pounds extra
and fiue super, Assoc; 5000 pounds SUI
per, 44c; 5000 pounds do, 46ic; 10000
pounds extra and super, 42ia47c.-Ad-
rerfiser
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-10
BY THE CABLE.
'By Telegraph to the Registcr.i

MADRID June 9.-The project for Re,
gency was debated at great lenoth in
the Cortes yesterday. At last i wos
referred to a committee. Duriny ths
discussion Olazaga stated that IN. H.
tioh of King at present was impossihIs
VIENNA, June Sit is reported that
treaty has been concluded by Com.
mission appointed by the Turkish and
Persian governments to arrange the
boundary between the two countries.
LONDON, June 9.-Dispstches from
Cork mention that one johnson, print,
er, was arrested in that city last even,
ing, charged with being connected with
Fenian organization. The particular
Ousnee consisted in his circulating doc
nments Of a reasonable character among
the soldiers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-10
New York Market.

NEW YORK. June D.
COTTON-Firmer; sales of $40 bales
at Sic for middling uplands. =,
FLOUR-Cl Closed steady for fresh
ground low grades, with moderate ex,
port demand; dull and heavy for all
ether kinds.
WHEAT-Very firm for spring, with
a fair export demand at 43al AIT for
No. 2, and 47a1 All for No. l.
RYE-Dull and heavy at 15al 10 for
western.
OATS-Steady at 8lia82c for western
ahOat.
CORN-Firm at S7a92c for very good
to choice canal, and 93a95c for railroad
PORK-Decdedly firmer; sales of 75C
barrels new mess at 3l75a3l 81 and PSI
barrels buyer all this month at 81 OO.
BEEF-S:eady, with 4 moderate de-
mand.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
BACON-Steady, with a trifing In
quiry.
EGGS-Steady at l7al9c.
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New York Money Marke,

NEW YORK, June 9.
MONEl-The demand today was
very urgent, and continued until after
oanE houIs, when there was a Sham
rise IN the rate on interest. The tron,
sacnons We're at per cent. but afteT.
wards COIN interest was paid. and aftsr
three O'Clock as high as : per Der c,st
currency aud : per cent. commission
DlSCOUNTS-Nomiual.
STERLlNG-Firm at lUs;alOa!
GOLD-Opened firmer and close5
weak; opening at 1894, and closed ~
l3Ss; carrying rates were GAG per cent
or l32 per day.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A fraction
off. but closed firm. The Assistant
Treasurer bought $40, O0O of 5-2Os OF
'67, $4,000 of Us, and 100000 new '6-fs
at about 1l9i, the bidding prices at that
time. Closing prices: Coupons of 81,
l2lfIl22; do '62, l22sal22E; do "a, ll7sa
1l7I; do '65, llSsallSf; do new, u9is
ll9J do '67, l19Gall9i; do is, ll9iall9I;
lO-40s. lOSfal09.
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LIVERPOOL, June 9.-The emigration

LIVERPOOL, June 9.-The emigration
to America is setting in very strongly.
Eight thousand people left this port last
week.
PARIS, June 9.-The following are
the official returns of. the recent cleo
ton: Government, 30; Opposition, %;
unknown, l. The general result
throughout the country is now pretty
accurately known. The next Corps
Legislatif will be composed as follows:
Government, s13; Independent, AZ; rad
ioal, 50. rs
There were quite serious riots at
Nartes and Bordeaux yesterday.
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PbilodeJpbia Cattle Market

PHILADELPHIA, June Z.
The cattle market was moderately ac-
tive this week, and prices were rather
firmer. About 1900 head arrived and
sold at 9la1Oc for extra Pennsylvania
and Western steers; lOic for a few
choice; 7ia9c for fair to good, and 5a7e
per pound for common, as to quality.
COWS-Were unchanged; $50 head
sold at 40 OOa6O 90 for springers, and
As O0a75 20 per head for cow and calf.
SHEEP-Were lower; IL, 900 head sold
at the Park and Avenue drove yards at
4ta6ic per pound, gross, as to condition.
HOGS-Were dull and lower; $500
head sold at the different yards at II O9a
u 80 for slOp, and II 5Oal3 90 for corn
fed, and Is % per 100 lbs net for extra.