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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-05-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 19.
Tho third race between the yachts Sup.
pho and Cambria was won by SapphO.
Tho stakes for the boat race between
Kelly and Renforth, arc already deposit
Cd. The racG will take place on the Tyne
on Monday next.
The Board OF Trade has declined to
reverse the Judgment in the Casc Of Capt.
Eyre, Of the Bombay.
The valuable stNtIlary in Christ Church,
Oxford, was recently removed during the
night, and burned into lime.
The third yacht race between tho
American SNppllO and the English CAM
bria, was won by the former. MS already
stated. The Tines has the following de-
tails:
Both yatchts were bCCt lined for long
time. The Cambria was winner for the
first twenty miles of the race which was a
heat 10 Winlward and weathGred the
SapphO under Bou Church cliff and be.
tween there and St. CathNrlnes she tackled
to the windward Of her fourteen times
successfully. In working NlOng the
Island in short hOarls from st. CatharinCs
10 the mark steamer completing the first
side Of the triangle, the SappllO from her
greater length fore, reached and weather.
cd on tho Cambria doubling the mark
forty seconds ahead. Here the interest in
the rAce ended The mark steamer had
to takc the Cambria in tow us she drilled
with the tide. A good breeze prevailed
for the first score Of miles. The struggle
for the weather position OcCasloned CON
siderable excitement. A dense fog pre-.
vailed during the greater part Of the time.
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Tho New Tax RilI.

The new Internal Revenue Bill takes
the taxes of nearly everything except fer
mcntcd liquors, distilled spirits, tobacco,
cigars ind stamps and incomes. The tax
on sales, except on liquor dealers, is 0bOl.
iShed, MS Is also the tax on legacics and
SUGGESTIONS, gross receipts from railroads,
corporations, etc, though the tax on the
receipts OF theatres and lotteries Is retain.
cd. The income Tux Is fixed at five per
cent, with IN exemption Of 81 800, but
all the inQuiSitorial features Of tho tax are
abolished. The tAx on gus, pianos, car.
riagcs, watches, Sc, is done away with.
A tax Of three per cent per annum Is
levied on all public moneys deposited In
banks. The amount reduced is about
S3S 100000. The feeling in the House Is
strong in favor Of q greater reduction In
taxation than the committee has reported,
and IL 1t becomes certain that no rcduC'
tion OF the tariff will be made, number
Of prominent members arc in favor Ol
fixing the aggregate reduction Of internal
taxes nj fifty 10 sixty millions.
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The --latest News.
News Of tho Day.

De Rodas, Captain General OF Cuba,
has revoked his late order compelling per-
sons going to the United States to give Sc
curity of five thousand dollars that they
will not engage in conspiracy against the
Spanish Government In Cuba.
The planning mill of A. 8. lIOwc& Co.,
and the planning mill Of Welcll, Jenkins
Il Co. and the lumber yard Of Knapp,
Fowler g. Co., at Oshkosh, Wis, were
burned Tuesday afternoon. The loss on
the planning mills is $4,000; insured for
$4,000. Tile loss OIL the lumber yard is
$4,000; no insurance.
In tho case Of Rev. ]. D. Clark, on trial
before the Ohio Presbyterian Church, at
Pittsburgh, for breach Of promise, his
congregation was sustained, and tho
Prcsbytery yesterday administered re-
hukc.
Advices from the counties Of WOOdf0rtl,
Stark, Fulton, Farwcll, Knox, Peoria,
Henry, Lasalle and Grundy, Illinois, say
that the prospects Of crops were never
better. Everything Is full three weeks
ahead. A large breadth Of corn Inns been
planted, and most of II is already up, and
some nearly ready for cultivation.
The St. Louis Tribune announces, OH
the authority Of private a1vlccs from
Washington, that the President has de-
cidcd to remove Governor Pile, Of New
Mexico. ...Ir..
The Eight Hour League Convention
was held in Boston yesterday. Wendell
Phillips presided. Resolutions were adopt.
cd in favor oI shortening the. hours Of
labor. A letter was read from Gcrrit
Smith, sympHthizing with the movement.
Stephen s. Foster spoke in opposition. He
wanted the privilege Of working as many
hours MS he pleased Among the speak.
Crs in favor Of the movement were Julia
Ward Howe, Wm. II. Charming, Wendell
Phillips, and Mrs. LivCrmore.
Governor Hill at the prorogation Of the
Newfoundland House yesterday, express.
ell his regret that New FOundlNnd had
not accepted tho conditions for admission
into the Dominion, and reminded the
members that her mGcsty's government
not only approved tho confederation OF
New FoundlHnd with the Dominion, but
Is anxious for Its completion.
Eliakin T.ittclI, founder Of LittclTS Lir-
ing .Agc, died at Boston, Tuesday, aged Is.
The Illinois Central depot and freight
house, the principal business block Of'thC
town, and the grain clCvNtOraL WinonA,
H., were burned Tuesday.
Gen. Sheridan Is at Helena, Montana,
and leaves for Fl. Shaw to-day.
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FRANCE.
PANS. MAY IS

PARIS, May lS.
The MarSaIlGi@ having appeared this
morning US usual, was promptly seized, us
the Judgment Of the court takes effect i'm
mcdiately.
The C6nStitWtionncl, the scmi.ofIlcial or.
gan, demands the setting aside Of the ban
isllment of Ccrnischi, the italian banker,
on the ground that the Government Gun
now afford to be generous The writer
also calls attention TO the signal ser
vices formerly rendered by CGrnisclli.
The smallpox is spreading. The type is
unusually virulent-
The Corps Lcgislatitf met tO.day and
proceeded to count and verify the vote on
plebiScinm. When thercsult was declar-
cd the members orboth centres and ofthe
right, received the announcement with
shouts Of "Viva L'Empcror!" Jules
Simon approached the tribune and Gil
dcavOred To mako some observations, hut
the Chamber refused to hear him. NJ.
Simon then submitted M Interpolation on
the manner in which the election had been
conducted, and took his seat. The Cham.
ber separated with renewed cries Or"Viva
L'EmwrcurW from the majority.
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Commercial and Financial.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY, May Is, 1870.
There has been very steady demand for goods
during the past week, and prices arc fairly main
taIncd, with an advance In -four and bacon. 1.-THE
excitement which for time prevailed In the
-four market appears to he subslding, and the
general impression Is that prices arc not likely to
go any higher, and that tho chances are favorable
for turn backward, though 1t iS not probable
that there will hc any material change, sopn one
way or tho other. While II Is admitted that
there has been and IL still good export demand,
yet as al Offset against this stocks arc large, and
tho prospects for the coming wheat crop could
not be better" ..
BUTrEn-C Continues very dull and may be ono
ted at l8c for prime to choice roll.
llRoONs-$3 5l6S 30 = dozen.
3BEANs-Dull, but nOmlnAlly unchanged, 81 90
az 25 per bushCl
CHTEsE-DulI at ISS0lGC for Dairy and Goshen.
CARBON OIts-DcmRnd moderate aud prices
maintained. We quote standard brands ut DC
and no charge for package;
CoFPEE-UnchnngcIl. We quote prime to
choice IIIo at 2l692HC: choice 10 fancy 23lE2ic.
DRTED FRUIT-ThG demand Ia improving, but
prices remain unchanged; apples 7GDSei peaches
| l0c for halves.
EO0s-Dull and unchanged; sales at lGc.
FEGTlIERs-LiVo geese feathers are quoted At
~: ",' 'tS ~ "tsn - ~. [VhIic Ish ~ ~
. NJ " g. SSS, M, Nioi,nri - M.
M ISr"c "a N. n" ISrIS Sia 10 for baif bar
~: ~: "FE' $'o"' w. '"'S' S'' ~ 'O' ""''
FcIs; Ny..,,o, N,,,, ,r,,,, r,oJoro,o local J..
maui aud SiI,b, n,IvSnr" "1s on fancy and whito
MnSat %S We q. qTUtc @ SEs y e. w fcu "'"'
'"ttIy 1sSI 80 ,IE,oSc + s+oDJv 5or,,pl Cor
~ a., d,S1S, ,,,sII M
Hosi %sei nStS,I@ns! I'M TSic a. q *. TSJ q IN
G0n-pnI anu sICaqy AZ rs Is Rar;-T dnlI Ti
NMJ ~ SS". -. 10 r,SIyIng SCSson +. SSomt ovcr
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General Conference Of the NJ. E.
Church, South.
MEMPHIS, May IS.

MEMPHIS, May 10.
Bishop Mckenzie, presiding. Under
tho call Committees o large number Of
reports were received. The question Of u
Bishop for Texas, was referred TO Bishop
Wightman, who WIS selected to
write tho life Of Bishop SoulC, Tho
Committee on Missions reported In
favor Of the continuance of the
present system, with the exception
ofhaving only one board to be appointed
by the Bishops, of five managers. also,
that Jno. Hcrrcll, be continued rs Super
intcnlGnt Of Indian Missions, and for the
interchange Of German teachers between
Louisiana Nnd Texas, and for the German
hymn book. Adopted,
The Committee on Sunday Schools,
recommended that General Sabbath
School Convention be held in .hc city Of
blank, on the third Thursday in May.
The report was finally amended by sub.
stituting so instead OF 20 as the rate and
adopted. 4 message was received from
the Methodist Protestant Church Confer.
cncc, in session Mt Baltimore, proposing
consolidation. A committee Of five was
appointed to answer. The other proceed.
ings were unimport0nt.
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The Brush Run Valley Railroad.
From the BethaHy GGGFilGHQf the 16th.


A project Is on foot to build railroad
from Washington, Pennsylvania, TO
Wheeling, West Virginia, TiG Bethany
and Wellsburg,-a continuation Of the
CHARTERS Valley Road from Pittsburgh.
The proposed route is very feasible one,
and there Is great show Of interest by
tho people all along tho line An GntlIu.
siastic meeting wGs held in Bethany last
Saturday to devise ways and means to
start tho matter. There was large turn
out Of the substantial and wcll.to.do farm.
ers, etc., of Buffalo and Wellsburg town.
ships, and good delegation from WASH
ington county, Pa. A Committee was ap-
pointed to. pass along the route to obtain
the right of way from the property hold.
crs and solicit subscriptions to the Capital
Stock. The meeting pledged itselfto use
It's best GndGavors 10 secure not less than
$4,000 in Brooke county by county and
individual subscriptions; which sum, it is
thought, will be amply sufficient to grade
the road from the Pennsylvania State
line to Wcllsburg; and adjourned to meet
in Wcllsburg on the 4th prOX., to hear re-
ports from Committees, &c. Its thought
the Pennsylvania r. r. Co., will stock and
run the road If enough money can be
raised 10 grade it. On tho whole the
prospects Of an carly connection Of Bctlla-
ny with the rest of ihc world by means of
o railroad, look, just now, very 1lattcring.
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The British Winnepcg Expedition.
A Washington dispatch dnted Tuesday

The British WinnepeG E1pealtlOh'
A Washington dispatch duted Tuesday,
saws:
The statement which reaches here that
the Canadian authorities have dispatched
supply Gxpealilon !oE n;eM nS %s ai,opes ~, iS
aVm a,,. %TH ','"S ,,,roc,s m rono%cd attention md
comment, These supplies must pass
through the SuIlt Canal, and theY can
ohly 10 so Wlen asl1 W:Hc'It ,, ,,n ;n,on,;oS oc
sNa ~, Rrisi,% T Gowrrnmcnt Is one Of peace,
The report that peaceful settlement has
been concluded between the authorities
anu MlnnePcg lIaiCHn'gM'S Ia'1n tIaS u t,;o,r a.
Ills M n REM T"oncst r. f Nil l@ madobv tho English
Minister for the passage OF supply vessels
through the cNn1l; Il IS reported mere
th9L specml GnD,mss 'tT'S ~ oGS2oiGOr;rS % ny
sScI .lI HnnIication However this may be,
It seems reasonable to predict that If
settlement is already concluded, anu tle
Eus a, .sSn "SH,a ~ ;,a HNnh SIl;~oron, N,rnosns
M ncrmission will bcNccorded 10 supply vcs.
sells to pass through the canal.
Irthis expresses the. attitude Of the Ad-
lnnistration, the Administration is in the
wrong. Every government has IL right 10
suppress iIs own domestic brOils If the
United ESuItcs allows the Dominion Gov
eminent the use Of the Sault Canal Rt oil,
il is Il gross imerlincncc TO undertake to
attach to the permission the condition that
that government shall not transport
through il ANYTHING needed to enable II TO
enforce its laws within It's own territory.
Suppose Canada had taken such ground
with Ms during tho rebellion, with reference
to our use Of her canals:
lrthe Administration insists on putting
itself IN II position Of hostility to Canada,
let II begin ut the right end, and first pro.
claim Il recognition of the Red River nal.
contents either us an Independent govern
mcnt or as lelliccrcnts.
Our quarrel with Great Britain arose
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THE NEW YORK ELECTION.
The State Goes DcmOcratic-.-EnOr.
nous and Shameless Frauds in the
New YOIsK, May IL.

| NlbyS
New YORK, May IL.
The World says "The Judiciary cleo.
ton in the State yesterday, resulted in nm
overwhelming Democntic triumph. The
gains Of the Democracy are uniform
from all parts Of the State, and the c0un.
try returns arc especially gratifying The
estimated majority for Church, Dem In
the State, Is $4,000.
"Thc Democratic majority in the city,
Is GO,O7O. All the Democratic candidates
for Judge Of the Common Pleas and AEG-
rinc Courts, together with those for Alder
men and Assistant Aldermen, arc elected.
In Brooklyn, the regular Democratic
ticket for city Judges, is successful over
the coalition ticket.
"Thc election passed off very quietly In
this city. The negroes voted without mo.
lestatiOn except In one or two isolated
cAscs. In the lower wards several negroes
were arrested for repeating"
The San says: "The election in this city
was farce and q mOckery. It is safe 10
assert that Of every fifteen votes cast four.
teen were fraudulent. Almost every poll
was entirely under the control Of corrupt
inspectors, and organized bands Of repeat.
err, rIid by the Tammanny ring at the
ratc of from five TO fifteen dollars per
man. The police, seemingly acting under
secret instructions from their superioFs,
aided and abctted tho ConspiratOrs and
exhibited no inclination to check the
fraudulent votes.
IA system Of repeating and ballOt.box
stut1ing was carried on upon scale more
extensive than ever. In one Of the wards
about eleven hundred negroes were
registered, but when the newly Gntran-
chised came TO the ballot boxes the repeat.
ers had already voted upon nearly five
hundred Of their names. Full scope was
afforded for repeating by tho condition OF
the registry. Everybody who had chang:
cd his residence since last election entered
his name anew, but as Il general rule none
Of the old entries were erased, then Of
course large numbero oi really new names
were now registered includinga consider.
able body OF colOrcd men. This swelfGd
the registry to 1S4,417 names, and Of
course afforded ample opportunity for the
gangs Of rcpeNtcrs that shamclessly pre-:
lmbulated the streets from morning till
night"
The Tribune says: "Thc legal vote Of
the city was about half polled yesterday,
but the illegal was out in all It's glory. In
most Of the lower wards more fraudulent
than lawful votes were cast, some Of the
voters making a.day of it by voting from
poll to poll; sometimes in the names Of
legal voters whom they falsely pcrsonatcd.
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Tho New Georgia Bill.

The new Georgia bill agreed on by the
Reconstruction Committee Is mere copy
Of the bill passed in the cases Of Virginia
and Texas, with m additional provision
repeating so much Of the army apprOpria'
tion bill ol 1867 as prohibits IN OrganiZa.
ton Of the militia In tile unrcConstructed
States. This hill, therefore, admits the
State ut once, and leaves the question OF
the tenure Of the Legislature I'M open one
to be settled in the State, and not in Con.
grcss, and gives Governor Bullock the
power TO organize a State militia. When
this is reported to the House, General
FarnSworth intends 10 offer n substitute,
providing for the immediate admission Of
the State, and declaring that the act shall
not be construed so rs to prohibit the
people Of Georgia from Clecting u new
Legislature next full. This is Eubstan.
TALLY the Bingham amendment, and will
bO supported by many Republicans and
by all Of the Democrats in the House.
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THE Washington Pa) Reporter states
that 4. W. Campbell, Esq, of this city,
has been invited by the Grand Army Of
the Republic Of that place TO deliver the
address on the occasion Of decorating the
soldiers graves on the SOth inst, and al
though the notice given him was but
short, he hAs consented to do so. The
Reporter adds this handsome and mCritcd
compliment to our fellow-townsman:
VERY many of our people will be
gntitcl ut the opportunity Of hearing
Mr.. Campbell, WIN Inns hosts Of friends
throughout Washington county, and who,
moreover, established during the war
strong claim upon Onr gratitude for ser
vices rendered both by tongue and pen.
Mr.. Campbell is one of the finest speakers
In the country, and notwithstanding the
slOrtncss OF his summons, will, doubtless,
deliver u most eloquent and interesting
address"
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New York Produce Market.

ERw YORK, May 49,
COTTON-Qnlet; sales 100 bales at 2Sc for
middllng uplAnds.
FL0UR-Closcd dull and &c lower.
GRAIH-Whcat-Dul aud lower; No. spring
a I5lpI 10; winter rcd and amber western 81 g
6bl 90 RyG-NominAl. OatS-HeaVy and dull ML
63H for western In store. Corn-NCavy at 81 o.
Il " for new mixed western.
PROvlSlOSs-l'Ork dull; mess Ia otTerCCd At
500 64(l29 Is: buyers at $40 30 for May, June OF
July Beef active and nrn.. Cut Meats frn,
with fair demand. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
LAED-Dull and offered at l6H1IGHc on tho
spot, or seller 8 months.
Edls-StCady at lSX1t0c.
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TIE scheme for natiOnalizing the james
River and Kanawha Cannl hls been cf.
fecttally defeated. The Senate Commit
tee having it in charge recently asked to
be discharged from any further considera-
ton of tho subject, and the request was
granted. The plan Of uniting the head
waters Of the james and KanNwha rivers
by canal, and thereby making cOnti-
nlOus water route from the tide water to
the Mississippi, has long been favOrite
one in Virginia, having been originally
ascribed to Gen. Washington. Recent ex-
aminations by the Engineer Corps has
disclosed tho fact that Il is impossible to
procure sufficient supply Of water nt the
summit for any adequate canal on this
route, and for That sufficient reason the
Senate decline 10 consider any further the
proposition to cxpend fifty millions upon
iL.-N J. Times.
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Trarcdxin St. PauI.

CHICAGO, May Is. :
AtSt. Paul, last evening, Mrs. Eliza,
beth Hatch called on Miss Jessie Rush,
and requested to see her privately. They
entered room, when Mrs. Hatch turned
the key in the door, drew Q pistol and
shot Miss Rush through the lung. intiict'
ing wound from which she cannot re.
cover. She Immediately ran from the chousc,
cxClaiming: "Send q doctor, quick. l
didn't intend to kill her, but myself" She
gave herself up. Both women were Of
impure character, and the quarrel arose
from the jealousy Of paramOur.
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X1TANTEp-AGENTs-S75T no S20O

M ENIS-S70 III $2UU
w per month, everywhere. male and female,
10 Introduce the GENUINE IMPRoyEn COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This Machine
will stitch, hem, fell, tuck quilt, cord bind, braid
and cmbrOldGF In most superior manner. Price
only $lS. Fully warranted for five years. We
will pay $1,000 for any Machine that will sew
stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic seam
than ours II makes the Elastic Lock Stitch"
Every second stitch can he cut. and still tho
cloth cannot bG pulled apart without tearing II.
We pay Agents from $1J 10 $2O0 per mouth and
expenses, or commission from which twice
that amount can be made. Address SECOND b
CO., Pittsburgh, Pa; Boston, Mass, Or st.
Louis. No.
CAuTIOS-Ilcware Of all Agents selling Ma
chimes uMdCr the Mme name an ours unless they
CAn show Certificate Of Agency SignCd BY IN.
We shall not hold ourselves responsible for
worthless Machines sold by other parties, and
shall prosecute all parties either SClllng or using
Machines under this namo 10 tho full extent Of
the law, unless such Machines arc obtained FROM
us or Oir Agents. Do not bC imposed upon by
parties who copy our advertisement aud circtl.
lars and offer worthless Machines at less price.
mAF1,nNw
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Tho Indian COmmiSSion...Oacn
Letter from Gen. sherman.
w.. NyoD,, NTaT1o
New YORE. May IS.

Alta meeting Of the U. s. Indian Com.
mission to-day, letters were read from
Secretary Cox endorsing their policy, and
from Gen. Sherman disappearing such
meetings, and saying the real question
could only be discussed where the Indians
Arc, md If thGy would adjourn to Fort
Sully or Fort Rice he would be strongly
inclined to attend the meeting. The let.
Ter Occasioned much Indignation. being
regarded rs sneGr at the Commission. K
committee was appointed to prepare q
specific plan Of treatment Of the question
for the present action Of Congress.
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CHICAGO. May Is.
FLOrR-DuIl and unchanged.
GRAIS--Whcat-Q Quiet and opened dull at O3K
693kC 70" No. .: unchanged this afternoon.
COrn--A shade easier and quiet, closing at 6iH@
Si%c. 0ats-Unsettled and irregular, closing Rt
4gc, RyG-Qulet at 79c for No. 9. BaFlGy-Nom-
Inal at GOIGGSC.
CATrLE-Stcndyat 90 OS0S GO for hutchers' to
extra fine shipping steers.
lIoGs-Q Quiet, md 9Ofb35c lower; s. GOoO 10
for falr 10 choice.
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Opening of the Soldiers Home at
Dayton.
DAYTON, Nav IS.

DAYTON, May IL.
The splendid new hospital OF the Ma.
tiOnal Soldiers Home will be formally
opened at two o'clock tomorrow alter
noon. 1t furnishes complete accommoda-
tions for three hundred patients, and is one
o: the best appointed hospitals in the
country. Governor Hayes, Of Ohio; Gov.
crnOr Baker, Of Indiana; General Schcnck,
GcnC9nl Which and Samuel Galloway
will be present, The occasion promises 10
be one Of the most important and inter.
esting In the history Of the institution.
The exercises will be under the direction
Of Hon, Lewis B. Gunkel, resident mana
ger, to whom the institution Is largely In.
debted for Its singular prosperity.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, MAY 1s.

A general order from the War Depart
ment, directs that labor requisite for the
erection of shelters, store houses, &c, for
the use Of troops when practicable, be
furnished by tho enlisted force Of the
army.
General orders from the War Depart.
ment, direct the commanding Generals Of
Departments to furnish TO United States
Marshnls, military aid in taking the census
upon the application Of Marahals pro-
vtded they have troops To spare in each
case,
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 16
FLOUR-Dnll and easier, but unchanged.
GRAIS-WheAt-L Lower; western 81 255b1 80.
COrn-Dull and lower: white 81 2001 81; yellow
81 I3fIl 10. OAtS-FirIn At GSc.
PROvisIoNR--Mcss Pork flrm at 800. Bacon
Grm., Rib sides l16tl1Gc; clear sides 17bSc;
shoulders 14flIiAC. llaniS 2IC.
LARD-Quiet Ut IKE.
WHIsKY-QulCt aud unchanged.
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IT is believed at Washington that some
kind of Il funding hill is certain to be re-
ported by the Committee Of Ways and
Means. The whole power Of the Admin.
istrNtion is directed That way, and it. is be.
llcvcd tlat the Treasury Department will
irinmnh.