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The Titusvile lt'sra'! says: The new
we'll known as No. on ..ie Mcknight farm,
Church Run, prcdnced yesterday at the
rate oi fuliy two hundred barrels per dag.
1t is about G7j feet deep, and is through
the third sand rock. which is seventy y-one
feet thick. II Is located about one hundred
feet distant from any other producing well
and on Il ten acre lease owBed hy Messrs
\. X. Marry aud NJ a. Morse 1t is a
great deal the best well ever struck on the
RIM, and is row much the largest produc
Ing well in the region. The production is
continuous. and from appearances ii seems
that it has penetrated Il large pool Of oil.
At times yesterday, when the working ap-
parans was in good order il yielded as
much as ten barrels rcr hour. Gwo-ihjrd'
OF the working interest in it is owned by
Mr.. Murray, and one.thirI by Mr. Morsa.
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4 new well was s.rGc, about one week
eye on the j. Eachan.n Farm at Rpuscvillo.
1t "a owned by o. Slron, u S,ns, and is
predicting abont ten barrels per day.
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It is stated taat the Cory machine works.
which are now turning ont 251 Climax
move - week, are to br eolargel, So as to
cMp'oy one thousand mpn and turn ont
one thousand mowers per week.
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-" A. d. MILLER Il Co, Druggists, are
agents for The celebrated N Fl. Cigars" manu-
ractured by the American " hip Co. Try them.
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TnH well owned hy Mr. AL Hoover on
the Mciiiiian farR, Scruhgras-, which was
sviel; abogi two wee ks ago, is now yielding
forty barrels per dag.
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Croekery-For all kinds 20 10 REYNOLDS,
BRODHEAD & co.'s, No. II Centre Street, oppo.
site the Post Office, OIL City, Pa.
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THE best place Il town to get a pair of Boots
made OF the hes; stock, that will wear well, and
warranted 10 ht, is at !. q. Flantc's Fash.
iopab!e Boot Shop, Washington Street, Petroleum
centre Pa Give him irial sepl0M
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EEais, Caps. Roots and shoes.-A large
assortment at REYNOLDS. RRODuEAD L CO.'S,
10. II Contre Street opposite tle Post oflce Oil
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LIG&G +:

Carpets, of every quality and description, at
REYNOLp,, BRODIAAD & cos, No. II Centre
gtre.t, opposite the = o., Oil 'ity, Pa.
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Hardwaro-A large assortment of which ia
being closed ont at reduced rates at REYNOLDS,
BRPDHEAD 81 CO.'S, No. Il Centre ST., opposite
the Post Omce. Oh City, Pa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A PPLICANTS FOR LICENSE-rtc fo ,,irs
n persons have fled thsif appl'cIi Tor Iir. nse
to sell liquor to he prescntei 10 the Court oi QUAR-
ter Sessions, on the Ith Monday o. A,iil irsi.
Hugh Mckeevrr, oil City.
Samuel Rci>, Ponce. io'esa'a license
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SWEDISH IEECJ 5, wholesale and retail, al
4. D. MILLER Il co.'s DRUG STORE.
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Dry Goods, a large stock at REYNOLDS
BROpnEAD cos, No. IL Centre ST. opposite
the Post Office, Oil City, Pa.
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CARD To THE PUBLIC.

Through false representations, Mike Buckley is
obliged to discontinue business for few days; hop
ing his friends and customers will havcpatience and
remember him, he remains the public servant
MIKE BUCKLEY.
Petroleum. Centre, April s. 1859. 1w.
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SASH, GLASS AND DOORS, LARGE
Stock; at the Furniture Store. ~ Mar2T
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N. Il. CHURCH.

". +. CHURCH,
Services every Sabbath ut Il A. VI. ana
~ P. NJ. Sabbath School attwclvr o'clock
NJ. Seats Free. a cordial invitation
extended to all.
REV. C. NJ. HEARD. Pastor.
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Eslv;no Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
Presiding at | o'clock A. NJ, and ~
O'Clock P. 81.
REV. J. T. Oxr0ny. Pastor.
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New l7lccGr, Feed and Grocery
$aCra.

=. =. = = iTKER,
Al ;ho OLD BANK BUILDING, on M,IN.sT
opposite the i'cCuntoc.s House, hes on hand n
lsr-sUnd asst class stock of Flour, Feed and
Gro etsic=, which he IS ceiling at low figure.
-. Don, forget the p,sce-wherc A, d. Cotton
\ eompany.broke up. 'an1tf
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CANARY BIRDS, male and female, new stock
lust received, at AID. MILLER & co.'s
Also a fine lot Of Imported English Gold Finches.
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PAPER AND ENVELOPES alta. D MILLTN.
X CO.'S
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POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.--This new
ra7er,haa n wonderful circulation. In nearly every
town in Ia, country the democrats and working
men are getting W clubs FOR it. 1t s the boldojt
shnrpe,t paper publish d, AMI walks into Congress
aud the B)Hihodels regardless Of resuls. The
paper has over ~ thousand subscribers in the
State Of New Yor5 alone Send for sample cop
,4 which s,p; rec md so- it for yours slvcs
Addre7s " " Pomsroy, Printing House, Square,
.Netc PORT CITY nsnl.'
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piprson Farm. April 6

Piers1n FarlI. 4 priI 6 j.
Operators ar'u naniinous in their depre
ci.tioh Of the e.I.ct Of rotarifs upoi p7oluc-
ing territory. aud yet they VIII keep in
troiucin.. them Tp1n territory wher. bo
fore none haze been used. Their use has
now bgcOue about universal upon the
Woods Farm, aud The result is that those
wells on other territory sitn0te.l near the
borders OF this Farm, are now being obliged
to commelce the use Of them. One has re-
eeally been put on The Verte & Blake wells
Both the OLD and new wei, one Rotary
being connec,ei to both wells, ass anoth-
er on the Oyery we'll. Lease No 4 aud Pier
son and several othcr wells bordering on
the Woods Farm. The territory xG the
Pierson Farm is eminentiy torpedo tSsFftory.
good many are used here usually with
banrfit. I have beard the question askcd-iI
after well has bscn torpedoed. will not thd
practice have 10 be continued ever after 10
keep up the productions. The observations
of operators, seem to be somewhat divided
on this question.
bear the managers Of the Old portei
we'll contemplate exploding torpedo il
|thct well before long.
G. L. Harms & Co. have now enlirel,
move their steam and well fttiag establish
ment from the Centre TO their noH store OIL
the Niagara Cumppnv's territory.
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Local Notices.
Furniture Sale.

The Furniture Bedding, Be- saved fom the
Lake Shore House, a: the late flre, wii be sold TO-
morrow, April 10th, at the American Hotel, sale TO
commence at 10 O'Clock, and continue all day.
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RaiIrnnd OnIcers Elected.

CLEVELAND, June AT a meet
ing of the Lake Shore and Nj. s. II.
r., this evening, the following officers
were elected: President, E. r. Phil
ips; First Vice4aresident, j. III. Dew
ereux; Second Vice President VIM.
Williams; Treasurer, Lcgrand Lock
wood; Assistant Treasurer and Sec
retary, Geo. B. Ely.
The following were unanimously
elected directors by the stockholders
Legrand Lockwood, Horace f. Cook.
James III. Banker, New York; VIM.
Williams, Buffalo; E. B. Phillips,
Albert Kip, Chicago; J. FL. DeEereux,
H. b. Payne, George B. Ely, George
Fl. Wade, Cleveland; J. w. Wet
more, VIM. L. Lcott, Milton Court
right, Erie. -
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MONETARY @ COMMERCIAL
NeW KOPK mnFRot,


By Telsgraph.l NEW FoRK, Juns 9
CoTroN-Is a shade fFneF,i with a fair
business: sales OF 90 bales &C a0e rmid-
FIoUk : Recefpts Is, ,4i2 bbis; prices favor
buyers; there Is n modeFate Inquiry for
export and home uses sales 10 300 barrels ct
y 209? IS for supernne state and Western: :
% 9g6 30 extra state; s. 79a8 80 for extra
" estern; 81 60G6 70 for while wheat extra &
= oog5 - for round hoop ohioi g .Qo@s 90
cnoiee co. closing dutls also Y 900 barrels
: sxIra 81 state 70 arrive for export at So 100
q q zys zsys hour dull sales oi 2'e00 barrels
Corn MEAL-Quiet- rastafr rrr
WHISKY Is IN fair request at. 81 50 for
w WHEAT-hecelpts lOO.644 bushels; opened
S Sules ano scsI cely 50 nTm, and closed fair
3, sciNe .,], ana STEADY sales $4,000 b0s hels
the iatter price IoI very ehoice; 81 48sS@I 46
TOR NOS aud mixed Western !, and 81 60
RYE-Dum and droopfmg: sales of l.5O0
Dushets AZ u u sevsral loads OF Canada An.
bond were taken for export on pr1vale
terms gt 1851 afssEN1 ~
BAILEY MALr-NomlnaL. -,
ket Is without decided en- ,s ~
IS. 900 bushels at 57l975 Tor new mixed West
ern Via canal: T985c 60. via railroad
S5c for nigh nike and Westefn yellow,
and 9sc for ola mixed Western in store =
OATS Receipts q, ,2S5 bushels the market
opened heavy and clo ed active aud de-
T797s1zc Tor Western, and closes with buy
ers at z5c af1oat.
RICE-Dull. faf
CoFFEE-DuN. r,srH
sUGAR-stsadyi sales of 900 hhds. Cuba
at l2qI3c. itt.Al
MOLAssEs-Dull; sales OF 50 hhds. Porto
Rico at Csc.
PErRoLEUM-DuIl at ls@Is1<e for crude,
and 291za30c for refined. B 1lIf
HOPS Quiet at 609601zc for American.
LEATHER -HemlocK sole -hrTa at 50g3lc
for BueDos Ayres and Rio Grande light
and middle weights. 1asl
WooL-FavOrs buyers; sales OF 1000
pounds at 4494Sc for domestic fleece; 3l(972c
for secured, and 44g461zc for pulled. fE VI
CoAL-Forelgn Is quleti domestic nrm
at 60gSOc by the cargo.
OILs-Linseed droo Ding at 81 OzaT 90
SPIRITS IuRPENTIEE-Weak al 45d46c.
PoRK-F1rm: sales /, 400 barrels at S3l so
@Sl % for new mess, closing at 81 Is cash,
s3I 81 for old do. SIS OO926 % for prime
and S2s 0092S 20 for pflme mess; also, 250
barrels new mess bnVer, 10 days, at g3f IS,
bEEF-Steady; sales $40 barrels at S3 OOd
new extra mess. Tierce Beef du l sales
J, ,250 tierees At So 0092S 90 for pri ne mess,
and Sz6 90 q 81 % for India mess. Beef
Hams quitei sales $50 barrels az 90 O0@
So %.
Cur MEATs-Quiet: sales 200 packages at
l25zgl5c Ior shoulders, l509l514e for hams.
Middles firm; sales 800 boxes, includLDg
long-rtbbed and lOng-cut hams, on private
terms, and stratford and stafrordsh1re, for
LAID : Steady; sales $50 tierces at $50
l912c for steam rendered, and l91 1zi0I912c' for
kettle-rendered; also. go tierees steam
tierces do, buyer, all the year, at zoe.
933c for state. ....-.
FREIGHTS TO LnYERrOoL- Quiet: ship-
menls Of l5.OOO bushels wheat per steamer,
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Havana Items.

1. HAVANA, June 2-Seventy thou
sand dollars have been received for
confiseated property since the 18th of
April. The city is terribly excited
since yesterday. Volunteers are arm.
ing, aud serious riots are expected.
Heavy engagements have taken
place between the Spaniards and In
sufgents, on the Peninsula, between
the Bays of Nisse ana Banos.
An official report announces that
four cannon and other munitions
brought by the fillib0sters were cap
tured.
( HAVANA, June 2.-Intellieenee
from Mexico dated May 24th, states
that the statements made by the
American press that Mexico is de-
slIous Of raising money selling the
State Of Sonora, is Indignantly denied.
Minister Rosecranz denies sending
any dispatches indicating any such
desire, and the Government denies
having requested his recall. Rome
f6's proposition for the issue of $l8,-
O00, ,O00 in paper money has been de-
teated in Congress.
uPhe Mexican Congress was discus
sing the payment of the foreign debt.
Vovarrates advocated that declara-
ton be made that all treaties with
England, France ana Spain has been
aRnuHed by their Intervention 10 Mex
lean fairs, and that new treaties will
be necessary before the Mexican Gov
ernment can consider the payment of
the debt. ~ io aluT5 te -H
There was great excitement at the
capital, caused by the attempt of Con-
gress to 'impeach the Supreme Court
Judges. The latter claim that Con-
gress has no power to Judge Of their
acts.
At the last accounts, Negrete was
near QueTetaro. the Legislature of
which had assembled under the pro-
lection of the national troops.
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81. LonIs Marknf.
By TeIegraph.l 81. LOWE. june 2.

By Telegraph ST. Louis. June 2,
ToBAocO-In good demand !; market
steady at full prices for all offered. ~ Y
CoTroN-steady at 28926Zc; mIddling p
@271zc. 80 9fA fu
HEMP-IrreRular we quote undres ed al
eOc9sl O5i common to choice dressed 81 IS
az 45. .aait
FLOUR Demand; chiefly for low grades,
which are = trifie cas- .er; Spring superfins
So 25G6 90; Fall ditto e5a5 SO: xxx S798.
WHEAT-Duil and heavy; Fan d. cIined
Nos. 1 and mixed 81 10; stric' ~ prime TO
choice Fall sold at 81 35@I 81 (: strictly
choice 20 fancy red 81 408I e2. E8
CORS-Choice and fancy white in better
demand and firm mixed dun and lower;
sales OF mixed in bulk at SIC; white ditto
60c: choice white in sacks 70Q72c. f AS.
OATs-Firm at 00963c for common to
choice IN sacks. ra-t- ~ tsa
BARLEY-puIi and lower at 9O@95c.a on. p !.
RYE-Nomtnaf at 81 509l s. for prime
to choice northern.
PoRK-Mess advanced; $50 asked and
small or ers hlled at this figure, g-s
CUT ME- aTS-Dry saited shoulders hrm I;
sales of loose shoulders at I21<c; clear sides
az 1915; sweet picked nams nominal at
BAcoN-siight advance on shoulders and
clear sides with sales at l3ISc for the form
er, and d171zc for the latter.
LARD-Has advanced: choice kettle 1SZ
glSa9c: keR In q SIN all Ways1D9<c.
WHISKY-Dull at o4e.
CoFFEE-Flati Rio IN hrst hands ranges
at 30a251zc.4 #M4 w ~
sUGAR-Flat; common to fair Louisiana
12l9l3 prime TO choice 131zMl4zc.
MoLAssEs-PlantatlOD 759S5c- H#a
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General News,

New YoRK, June 2.-The Herald's
London special says: Dir. Motley, it
is understood, to day addressed . let
ter to Lord Clarendon, informing him
of his arrival in London, aud officially
requesting the appointment of q day
for the presentation of his credentials.
As the Prince of Wales holds levee
to-day, to o-morrow has been named as
the more fitting time for the mIniste-
rial introduction. se
Mr.. Moran, the charge d d'afdirs, at
tended the levee, and was presented.
The burden of the aews paper articles
published here 10 day on the subject
| of Mr. MotIey's arrival, Is generally to
the effect that the writers find in his
speech in Liverpool, an indication oi
the spirit of the Instructions given to
him by President Grant.
The Pail Mall Gdzstts boasts thai
( A merica has backed down before
British pluck, and that under these
circumstances the arrival of the new
Minister is Of small importance, anc
the best result. they anticipate from
/ Mr.. Motleys mission Is that hI'
duties will afford him sufficient leIs
ure to prosecute his hlstorlca
! studies. .-.-.
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/ WASHINGTON, June 2.-The num-
Der OF registered voters in Washing
ton is 1902, a decrease of 5, 200 from
last year.
In the month of May the Secretary
of. the Treasury sold s. 100000 gold,
receiving therefor 81, 100000 in cur
reney. He also bought, during that
time, $30000,000 worth of bonds, at a
premium of about $4,000 currency.
Tire receipts from customs in May
were SIS 900, 900, and from internal
revenue S20, ,000, 900.
1t is claimed that the State of
PENNSYLVANIA has the right to author
ize the manufacture of cigars by con-
Wet .laborers, and this subject has
been officially presented to the In
ternal Revenue Bureau. No decision
has yet been rendered, but so far as
could be ascertained the ruling will
be against the claim, for the reason
that if cigars could be thus mauufae-
tured, without paying the tax, distil-
la4ions of whisky might be conducted
on the same plan, and the Govern
menJ, by this means, would be de-
priyed Of very large amount Of
revenue.
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from the earliest period, a strong
bond of afaancy which, should never
be broken France came to our
land at trying period in the infancy
Of the country, and during the very
throes of national CESSATION she rem
dered essential service to Washing
ton by the swords of her soldiers,
Rochambeau and Count de Oracle,
While de Estrange, Truxton and Paul
J ones, at sea unsheathed their SWORDS
IN the cause of independence. Owing
TO- this fact Misunderstanding be-
tween the two countries; for nearly a
century, have been few, unimportant
and briefa in duration, leaving no
TaBkhbg feeling of resentments be-
hind. After an eloquent tribute to
the generosi, y of Napoleon and Worth,
and the virtue oflthe Empress, Gen.
Dix referred to the qualifications of
bis successor, Mr.. Washburue.
Speeches were subsequently made by
Burilpgame. Washburne, Bullock
. ~ ~ SAt144llI4 r. 81 ~ sfs. .4.
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European Market.


by cable. LONDON, j uue 4
Consols-For money, 925<; Account. 9Ss< /;
SO bonds quiet and steady, at 500 do ~
Frankfort, S61s; Erie, l9L; Illinois Cen
tral, 96; stocks steady; talloWs 20s 9d;
suz ar nrm.
IvERPOoL., June Cotton mo: active; I;
mfddlfng :uplands, I19Sd; New Orleans,
ll56d; sales 1900 bales; California white
wheat, 9s sd red Western. IS sd: Western
nour, Us Sd; Corn, No. 2, mixed 2ls Cd !
Oats, IS I'd: barley, 5s; peas, 37s Cd Pork
98s; beef, 90s; cheese, SIS; bacon, 60s: spir-
its petroleum, Sd; refined, Is Sd; tallow,
AS Sd; turpentine, 2Ss.
ANTwERP, June 2.-PetrOleum, 47%f;
1ufet. ra-e. -.t-r 49,.
spot.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
Cincinnati marRes.

By Telegraph OTEuESATI. JunS2.
FLouR-- Unchanged and quiet; family,
IS 50a5 70.
WHEAT-DulI; prices nominal; No. !,
81 -; No. 2. 81 Is; sales were made ny
sample &C g. Is.
|. CoBs.-Dun, B3a65c
OATs-Steady, 68 to Tic,
hYE--Dull, 81 IS.
SoTToE-Firmer, and 80 higher; sales
1y1g0 Oales miod1ngs, 275<a28c.
1 : I0BACCo-Fa sales lI8 hhds. at 90 85a
"a 40' considers bic amount isbeing sent 10
Louisville 70 be exhibited At the annual
Fatr al bh at place.
bARLEr-A ssmple of new fall barley
was exnlDited on change To-day: quality
! un9so lly COED; II was be d at 81 80.
WHIsKEY-U Unsettled; sales $50 bbls. at
RRoYIsIoNs-Quiet; not much done; naesii
pork. S3I 70. bulk meats he'd az lZj<a IS .
with buyers, TO moderate extent ~ &c
/ s.; bacon held at I35z0l6Z and l7c: moi
enough done 70 es ablisn Quotati 0ns
LARD Held at i9c but IL sold, 10 q limt.
ted extent. at ISzc.
OIL--Ltnseed OH dull; dropping sales at
VI e3gl o.; lard oil 81 409I As petl oleum
duh at xS8S0c for refned.
AosEX-Market close at l09l2 per cent.
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Ncw York aOId and STOCK Marhsr.

~ ANAHAAARMsI NEW A0hAs 4uG
MoHEY-A shade f1rmer at per cent. for
call loans. The Increased activity is due
70 the growing distrust relative TO the high
pric on Stock.
kXCHAEGE-Sterlingd dull at 9G9H.
GoLD-Heavy and lower, on the rumOrs
thabthe Sc cretary of the Treasury tnteEus
10 increase his weekly sales; prices opened
at 1879, advanced TO I391< and closed at
1881 80 1851. Cash god Is abundant, and
tue carryl rates are Gas per cent and
nat 10 l-S2. CIearances ST, ,0OO,0OO.
6QYERbMENTS Dull and "A shade easier,
closing barely steady. arge blocks OF
bonds went out ia t0-day's steamer, from
purchases made Monday. The Govern
Inent bought $4,000 OF regular '65s at
llo 90-lO0: 100000 OF reg-Iar '67s at
% so-lOO SlO0OOO OF rel uiar '62s at lie 37l00;
$4,000 OF regular Cos at lao As 100; $751; oi
regular 05s at ll6 85-l00; $4,000 OF regular
'62s az ll6 81 100: Sl25,OOO of coupons '6Ss at
ll6 49- 100s 500 COO or coupons '67s at
10 f9-lO0; $500 of regular us at lIB 49-l00;
- 900 OF regular '65s at ll6 49-1OO; sS0U0O Il
regular Us ll6 50-l00s Ei5. 900 OF coupons '04s
az ll6 50-lOO. and S65,O0O OF coupons 'B7s at
ll6 56-iOO. The registered January aud July
bonds are sold free OF July interest. Clos
ing prices are: Coupons OF 'Si, l229l2216:
DO. O. l224Wl22sS; do. '04, ll71Tl9ll7Z; do.
90, ll65SgllS5<; do new. lls1s9l20; do.
~, ll9s<glO; do. '6s, ll95z9i2O; l0-40s d 81
@l0956.
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UouiaYIIle Markef.
Bv TeIeerapt.I

By telegraph LOUISVILLE. June q
GRAIS-Quiet; corn in ear &C shelled
Csc; wheat 81 2O9l 90; oats 7Oc IN bulk
MALT--No. spring 81 B5.s 1AM =
GRocERIES-1n fair demand; sugar-New
Orleans prime l4Zc, haId standard lG5<c +;
New Orleans molasses zoe for prime; Rio
codee &c for prime; sorghum 55c.
FkoVIsIoSS Quiet but drm: mess PORK
81 oOi bacon. shoulders l35<c: clear RIO
sides l7es clear sides lie; hams, su sar sured
fancy l91Sc; lard, prime feafin tlerces ls1zc'
FLOUR In denl8 nd and ~teady-
HIGHWI NEs-l1uIB at e5c for 2lees
EGES-l6c on arrival
EUTTEE l5c on ARRIVAL
kEATEHERs prime &c.
EAGGIs q Isl eaoFs 6FgtQO max ~ 1sef
Wool Washed az sac
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Chicago Market.
By TeleRraph.l

By Telegraph CHICAGO, June Q.
EXCHANGE = Eastern lilo of, buylngs;
ana 1. 10 premium selling. - HitF =
FL"UR Unchanged a. IS O0g6 Is for
WHEAT-Q niet, ard I5<@IJze better; sales
of No. a. 81 i79l IS: No. 2 At 81 l40l l41z /:
closing quiet at I'll l4Ggi l41< .lbis afternoon
tae market wa dun at 81 ~, seller June,
and 81 l5(dl l4& cash.
LoRN-FiTmeF: No. advanced &c, with
50 es al 6S a69c: No. 2 advanced leal1zc, with
sales al 5915d6l 70; closing at 81 &c; rejected
quiet and kNlc higher, with sales az 360
SIC. uncnanged this afternoon.
OATs-Dull and easier and 1<a5<c lower,
No. at t91za6l1zc; closing at bl1$c; Teje T.
ed quiet an 1zalc higher, W ith sales at 650
551Sc; no grade quiet and firmer and lc
b gher, with sales at SS93Ses -unChanget
this afternoon.
RYE-Quiet aud a shade fiFmer; sales of
No. at 81 O31z1I u: No. at 81 o.; closing
with buyers az 81 OS and sellers at 81 O4 for
No. /
BARLEY-Quiet at 81 50@l 55 for NO.2.
HIGHWIHEs-Sairs al 94c; closing with
sellers at Sjc.
MoLAssEs-Eew Orleans 95c@sI 90.
SUGAR-l31<Gl41<c for common 20 choice.
PEOyIsIoNs-Qu ufet Mess port S3l 50; ex.
prime SIS o.; rump S26 90. Lard Inactive.
and held - l51zc. Dry sailed snoulders
hrmer az I21zai4c.
HoGs-D1fi aud lO9l5c lower at Ss so for
fair to choice. $500.
CATTLE-QuIet and a shade easier at IS Is
ass 621z for common to good cows: s6 500
81 75 for fair to medium; 81 0yC97 30 for
good 20 choice steers. - -. =
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Mons. ALEXANDER CHEvALrER.
the Paris seronaut, who is making
preparations for a voyage across the
Adantic In q balloon, took trial trip
the other day, and rose to a height Of
over four thousand feet. His balloon
worked finely Monsieur CHEvALIEB
has about completed his preparations
aud will start on his perilous journey
from New York 10 a few days
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-03

NASHVILLE, June "A dispatch
from Ciarksville, of this date, from
Col A. ). Colyer, states that Cham
cellor Smith has granted an injunction
against the issuance of checks by
Revenue Collector Sheridan and
Treasurer Moerave. SAKE, the bank
er, is also enjoined from using checks
issued by him. 1t is believed that
this will break up the check system
by which Nashville is being bank
rupted by city authority.