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The Knights Tsmplar of Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. June 9. The Knights
Templar OF Kentucky have assembled
in this city, and are now parading the
streets. The assemblsge is large, and the
display very attractive. The public in
stallstion Of Grand officers takes place to-
night, after which Sir knight Rev. W. II.
Platt delivers an Grafton.
CINCINNATI, June g. - The kpights
Templar of Covington departed tor Lou
isvilie, KY, to attend the session of the
Grand Commandery to-day.
The ship carpenters strike ended on
compromise of 80 25 per day.
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A Slater Falls l75 Feet.

CINCINNATI, June 9.-At about O'Clock
this morning, slater named Geo. d.
Jaynes, while working on the steeple OF
the st. Paul's NJ. E. Church, now being
erected, a rope broke, he falling dis
raAnce OF l75 feet. He was killed instant
NY. His body was not much. mutllated,
his head only bearing marks of the fall.
The deceased was anf Englishmsu, As
years of age, and lesves"s wife and five
child rem
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Troubles of SlOhigan Railroad BOndhOIders

DETROIT, June Ex-Governor Baldwin
has summoned the Legislature TO meet in
extra session, at Lansing, July llth. His
proclamation recites the fact that the late
railroad aid decision has left large num-
Der Of bonds in the hands of innocent
holders, until the principal and interest
cannot be paid until some validating
action is taken in the form of &constl-
tutiodal amendment, and that in the
regular course of procedure such amend
ment could not be submitted until 1873.
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Extraordinary Cattle Sale.

XENIA, o., June 9.-The celebrated
thoroughbred herd of cattle, owned by
Daniel McMiller of this city, was sold at
public auction yesterday. The herd CON-
prised sixty head of the choicest blood,
and the sale attracted the largest gather
ing of stock breeders ever held in the
United States. California, Canada and all
other points of Importance we're repre-
sented. The aggregate sales were over
S65, 900. Two cows and heifer brought
SO OCO.
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Tha IndlananoIls Journal.

IND1ANAPoLIs, June 9.-The daily Jour
nal was sold to-day TO l.. w. Hasselman,
a retired machinist, for one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars. The new
proprietor will issue the first paper on
next Monday morning. The managing
editor will probably be w. P. Fishbsck, 3
prominent lawyer in this city, and brother
Of Geo. Fishbsck, editor of the st. Louis
Democrat
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1870 MONTVALE SPRINGS, 1870

THIS faYorite summer resort, situated In
i BlOunt county, East Tennessee, was
opened for the receptios-of visitors on the
nrst OF June.
The marked beneficial Fesult attending the
use of these waters in functional derange-
ments Qr the
LtneT, B0Oels, Kidneys and Ski7l and the cure Of
Chronic Diseases, attest their Ned
fcGt Properties.
The buildings at MontvaIe have been re-
paired, reftted and repainted, and every
thing put in good order,
All the accessories fsf enjoyment and rec
rsatian AZ the best watering places viii be
found here.
The facilities for reaching Montvale this
season are Increased by the extension of the
Knoxville and Charleston Railroad, and reg
plar trains are running to Maryyllle. whence
passengers are conveyed in coaches to the
Springs, nine miles distant
RATES OF BoARD:-Per day, 81 50; per week,
si6; per month, $50.
eR- Address. for pamphlets containing
analysis and descriptions of waters, ETC.,
JOSEPH L KING,
i9l0 Kn0KufIia Tann
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ITALY.
Celebration Of the Adoption Of hsr eOHsti'
tuition by the Italians 10 the United
States.

CHICAGO, June 9.-The Anniversary OF
the promui cation OF the COnstitEi ion OF
Itsly was celebrated yesterdsypoy our
Italian citizens at their hall. Hon. q. L.
SelIia. Italian Consul, Joseph Rioar1,
President of the Italian Society Of Chi
csgo, w. A. Riabai, A. I. Ghao and
others made speeches.
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The ereat sangsFfssl.

CISc1S7SArf. june 9-Upward Of 10000
people are expected to participate in the
Fest picnic. Two thousand three nun
dred tickets for the Sengerfest have been
sold In Louisville up to this time. Inc
Cincinnati Schustzenverein will take par
ia the festival. 1t il thought that the col
jectious for the Ss1gsrfest viii reacr
SIs.0 a. 2l2, ,S8S have already been SUB
seabed.
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Tne greatest amount allowed bv the rules of
the company to be insured in any one city,
town or village; the greatest amount al
lowed to be insured in any one block-No
arbitrary rule; are governed entirely by
prudent regard for the character OF the risk.
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Massachusetts, Railroads.

Boston, June 9.-The Boston, Hartford
and Erie railroad State aid bill passed the
Senate this forenoon by % to I3. 1t is the
opinion Of many that the Governor will
veto the bill
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Mississippi and tennessee R. R.
CEANGm or TIME

ON AND AFTER sUNDAY, JUNE u. 1870.
" until further no<lee, trains will run as
follows:
NEW ORLEANS MAIL (dslly) leaves Memphis
at l2:05 pm, making dfheet connection for
New Orleans and all poin South.
EXPRESS daily leaves Mempsais At 80 Pm,
Water Valley. Oxford, Holly Sprtnga, and
all points north of Grenada on Mississippi
Central Railroad.
TRAJNA ARRIVE AT MEMPHIS New. Or
leans Mail, 2:5 pm; Express, 80 am.
sB- For tickets and Information, apply al
23715 Main street, or at the Depot.
A 8. LIVERhfORE, Gent Eup't
G. P. OAKLEY, Gen1 Ticket Agent. iel0
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NOTICE.

sAs CITY RAILRoAD COMPANY.
BatesVille, Ark, June 3, 1870. }
UNHE Board OF Directors Of the Memphis
and kansas City Railroad will meet at
X1tttsbTlrO. Cross county, Ark. the 10th day
~ lime. 1870 II is hoped that every Director
will be present. as business OF great import
ance will be transacted. ,., 49,.
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500 Persons Confirmed In the Catholic
Faith

LASALLB, ILL, June S.-BishOp Foley
Of Chicago, confirmed nearly eight hun
dred persons in the faith of the Roman
Catholic Church in this city yesterday.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

District Court Of United States District SsrO Of
49, Trne a 1870. In matter OF Harris,
Sa5n q Co, and others, vs.: j. =. christian :
IN this cause, upon the application ot asr
tiSto-S a az, ~ II II Christian, alleged bank
rnnt. n Is ordered that the said Christian DO
an5,eer before this court, on the 1otn OF June.
Ssciarsd q bankrupt under the provisions OF
an act entitled " An act 10 establish a Uniform
system OF bankruptcy througno1t the IN Gnlssa es
-, Ss,vs in the Memphis Daily Appeal, and
me Memphis Daily sun
A True eop' 4. s. guTCHELL, Clerk.
Sun copy lot lsie
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SeVenty-TWO City Lots at Public
Auction.
WednesdaY. the Sc Of lune,

TTNDER an imperative necessity to raise
u money to pay my debts, shall sell pup
ucly, to the highest bidder,
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Spanish RrIasnds all Killed.
FenIans psnOunelna.

CHICAGO, June 9.-The Fenians who
went to the front, held a meeting tonight
to figure up the expenses and denOUnce
their leaders in the ill-plsnned raid.
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NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of this Company Is the " CONT
MENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY" fncor-
porated IN 1852, and located at No. 102 Broad
way, In the city of New York.
CAPITAL.
The capital OF said Company, actu-
ally paid up in cash, is.............S 10000 %
The surplus, on the lst day OF Janu-
arSi AcfD-..-- 81, II 90
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

INFORMATION WANTED-Of THOMAS
4 MCDOWELL Tor McCaIl), formerly OF Ham
ilton, Canada West; when last heard from he
Was running an engine in Memphis, Tenn.
necessary he should communicate with his
brother. Any Information regarding him
should be addressed to JOHN MCCALL, tx
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| money to pay my debts, shall sell pub
ncly, TO the highest bidder,
Wednesday, the 18th Of lune,
The valuahle lots I own in blocks IS. % and
40, on Main. Broadway, Carolina, Georgia
and Ninth streets, being about seventy-tWo
TIT in number. It must be apparent TO every
one that the progress Of improvement ano
the growth Of the city still continues, as al
ways heretofore, to tend in this d1rectloni
and that this portion of the city Is mani
testify to be the center OF its future popula-
tiOn and wealth. Another point OF adVsnt-
age which I could mention Is, that the lUtn
Ward, in which this property II situated
that twO-thirds OF its taxes must pc spen'
within its own limits. The street cars al
ready extend nearly to this point on Nam
street. and the charter authorizes tne e4Ieh-
sion of the street railway beyond IL
TITLE.-As a great deal has been SAID
against titles in part OF the l0th W ard IN
Fort Pickering, take this occasion 10 assert
that no better title can be made tnsE can
dertake to remove, and can remove, oy tne
proceeds Of this sale. Purchasers need give
themselves no uneaSiness on tnat scorei at
do not ask their money until give Jnem q q
good title. An abstract Of the chain OF ttle
can be seen at the auct1Oneer-s 9Incei 20
gether with plan Of the ground to be sold.
Property TO be sold without reserve.
shall authorize. the auctiOneers to sell every
lot for what 1t will bring, and bidders may
rest assured that every lot put up viii De SOLO
AZ there is any competition whatever Ny
wish Is TO sell. my determination is 70 sell
II 1 do not sell it will be the bidders fault
not mine.
TERMS.-Third cash, balance one and two
wears, with interest, secured by trust deed
any debt 1 owe viii be received as cash.
The sale will take on the premises, com
menctng at y am. - -
jes JOHN Q. SAINT.
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U. S. MarshaI's Sale Of the Steam
boat GalIatin."

DURSUANT to an order OF sale issued By
Il the o. s. District Court for the District OF
West Tennessee, will offer the steamboat
q Gallatin," her engines, machinery, tack
apparel and furnitare for sales public anc.
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
door OF the Q. 8. Court-rooms, in the VAL
Tennessee, on
Monday, Iune Fl, 1870,
At II o'clock am. L. B. EATON.
iel0 United States Marshal
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MASONIC NOTICE.

TTNHE stated communication OF South
j. Memphis Lodge, No. II5, will be ~
held This lFRIDAf Evening, 10th ~
inst, at O'Clock, for dispatch OF business.
Bysorder Of VIM =. MATTHEWS, ". n.
BEN. K. PULLEN, Sec. telO
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We keep one of the largest and best assorted
stocks to be found in this city, and will make
il to the interest Of merchants to give as a
lee sCHOOLFIELD- HANAuER & co.
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southern
H0OP-SKIRT MANUFAcT0RY,
No. 1873 I-2 MAIN STREET,
-x~r-~,r a.-D rr,urATT

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
RECOMMEND LADIES: Three si1es Of my
1 Jointless- s-Elastic-Inyfsible Walking Skirt,
the only. skirt adaptable for the present
walking dress; manufactured and sold ONLY
in the man1factory. Also, the following
GENUINE FRENCH CoBsErs, sizes from 4-35;
Robt. Werley's Durable Plain Corset, Ad.
L'Oisean's Elegant Embroidered Corset, and
Mrne Dupont's Beautiful Short Corset.
The DEMOREsr BREAST PROTECTOR. guar
antee best quality, both in skirts and corsets
mVI7 LOUIS LANCE
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NOTICE.

OFFICE MEERHIs CITY IE Z. Z. Ce.. Mem ps1ss pnss'
- Etve T1irecfors In the Mem phts City & \.
company will be held at the ONCE of me
coInpany, on the Sd day or Juns, lss9 - >
o'clock pm. lmyBl j. u SAA1H' So y
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$1,000 Reward

FOR any case OF Blind, Bleeding OF uchtnO
pr ~ that DzBING'S PILE REMEDY fails 70
r1Te II mas cured cases OF 20 years standing.
Tsrv IL. and get rid of the most Troublesome
disease fieslAis heir to. Sold By all druggists.
Sold eVerywhere. Send for pamphlet.
LabratoTTI-I42 Franklin street.
.rqa Baltimore. Nd
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WASHINGTON, June 9.-The Presiden-
tial party leave tonight on fishing e1-
cursion TO the mountains OF Pennsylva-
mia.
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MARKETS.
IBY TELEG R APH.l


NEW YORK, June s.-Flour firm and in fair
demand; sales lO40 bbls at So lO05 25 for super
State; IS S06g5 80 tor com. to choice do; s. l0g
) % for super western; 50 1905 80 for extra
S5 SOg IS for tlade brands. southern Hour
irm; sales 800 bbls at So 1906 IS for common
TO fair extra; S6 90Gl0 90 for good to choice do.
Rye -four steady; sales $50 bbls at S4 60,G5 75.
COrnmeal dull; S5 25 for Jersey. Wheat is
steady and quiet; sales Al, 900 bushels, 81 406l
43 for winter and western. Corn hrmeri
sales Loo bushels at 81 Ul9l Us for new mixed
western. Rye quiet. Oats firmer; sales 81, 900
bush at 65G66c. Pork, $50 z5930 S71a for mess.
Mess beef Sl6lGlS. Cut meats steady, sales 80
pkgs at 2dl21SC for shoulders, l51a9f5<c for
hams. Lard dull at l6549l65zc for kettle rem
dered.
WALL STREET, 5 p.m.-The money market
closed easy at 3G5 per cent. on call, and 6G7
for prime discounts. The foreign exchange
market is quiet at los}s9l0ss4 for prime ban K
afternoon, with closing sales az ll3z. The
rates paid for carrying to day were l, IA, 2
and per cent. Government bonds dull but
steady at the close of the day. Southern State
securities this afternoon were sctive, and the
excitement great in new Tennessees with an
enormous business all day in these bonds at
from 6074964, but they finally receded TO 6214.
Tenn. SIS ex coupons $685. do new 621zG
621a; do levee 6s 75t47515, IS do, S2GS2z; Ar
kansas Is z515a76; ala. IS, l0l@l02H Union
market was dull and steady at the close; S714 q
S71S, Land grants, 76zsS71s. First mortgage
bonds, S71<aS7%. Central Pacific bonds, $50
93H. The stock market was strong at the
close Of the day and nearly up to the besi
prices OF the day. At one time during the
announcement from Washington that Gar
leld's currency bill had been revived in a diff
ferent shape. Business generally was quite
evenly distributed on the list.
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DISPENsARY.
ADJUSTMENTS.
WHEAT's CONCERT

OGRAMME-PARTL
l. Overture to - VIM Tell - - 1ttschalz z
Msssrs. Meyer and Wheat.
p Duo-f come, my hearts delight. Benedict
Mr Martin and Mr.. Sabatzky.
& Piano Solo-Rhapsodie Frsska. Lliszt
Mr.. Meyer.
L. Duo" Sweet Tears Pace nj
Ms. Eeating and Mr. Sabatzky.
s. Flute SOlO-Air rom - Norma '..--... OuiuE
Mr. Farmer.
8. Song Sleep well sweet Angel '--....-.-AbC
Mr.. Martin.
PART II
I. Duo - Hungarian Caprice '..-...--- Kettsrer
Messrs. Wheat and Meyer.
2 Song" " aiting " Hard
Mrs keatiug.
8. Duo On to the field OF glory ''----Bsilini
Mr. Martin and Mr.. SabaEEky.
l. Either Solo PotpOurri' ..-.-...-.----. Meyer
Mr.. Meyer.
5. Aria-Prayer from stradelIa" FlotOw
Nr. Martin.
8. Finale N ediey OF home airs. " heat and
Farmer-Messrs. Wheat and Farmer.
- Tickets, 81; family circle, soc; colored
gallery, z5c. Tickets TO be had at Wade's
Bookstore. leiU
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Cincinnati.

CIScIHNATI, June 9.-Provisions are hrm
with no quotable advance; mess pork $50 o..
Lard is held at l8c with sales, however at l51s.
Bulk meats are held at full figures with few
transactions; shoulders I2c; clear rib l515c;
clear sides l6c; bacon shoulders BIC, sides
lS3Edl31zc, clear ribs sides 1870, clear l7Ssc;
hams 2015c Flour firm, but less active, at an
advance; low grades 81 so, sHperfine So 100
5 20, extra s. 40a5 60 family IS 5000 20, with
sales at So IS, S. So S. 80, So 90 and s. To- The
grain market weakened and closed lower on
account OF the more favorable prospects OF
the crops; wheat 81 2O9l % with sales of 200O
bush at 81 20t3l 25 for red. Corn opened at S3C
but declined to 90 with sales of 800 bush at 9l(d
92c and 90c for prime mixed and yellow. Oats,
sales of 800 bush at 60c for prime. c8ye and
barley quiet. Cotton quiet at 41agZl54c for
middlings. Whisky 81 029l 03 and Inactive
Linseed oil 81 10, lard oil 81 209l q. Hemp
81 909l SO for Kentucky. Hay Sl54lB 5O. Bran
81 20 Butter, choice State, z4925c, western
State and good lS922c. Eggs 2lc. Cheese 1871
9l4c. Coffee easier, Rio l915c. Receipts
wheat 1900 bush, corn 300, oats 2200, cotton
500 bales, whisky 800 bbls. Shipments-wheat
100 bush, corn 5000, cotton 400 bales, whisky
400 bbls pork l45 hhds t82 tcs, So bbls and 400(
lhg
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Iha Snanlsh CroNn
One Hundred and Twenty Bishops Opposed
70 lnfaIlIhllitN.

in the Ecumenical Council betrsy great
dissatisfaction with the action Of the ul-
tramontanists in securing thesummary
tefmination of the debate on the primary
articles of schema infsllibility.
One hundred and twenty opposition
prelates protested over their signatures
TO the Pope, against the summary violent
termination of the infaIlibility discussion.
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BROWNE g. BROWNE,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
Gas E.1ttor@, MtO.,
NO. 31B 1-Q SECOND ST., MEMPHIs.
jes
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PLANTERS BANK
The Creditors Ofthe Planters Bank

4 RE hereby notified that. by q decree Of
N the ChaDcery Court at Nashville, in the
cause OF ". W. BERRY AGAINST THE PLAHT-
ERS BANK AND OTHERS, made with a view to
financial distribution Of the assets, the
holders of the notes OF the Planters BAN z,
or any other claims or demands, OF whatso-
ever nature against said Bank, must file the
same N the Office Of the Clerk and Master Of
said Chanoery Court, by or before the
First Monday in October, 1870,
And that notice Of this order be published in
at least one OF the daily papers Of Nashville,
Knoxville and Memphis, and in the weekly
papers Of Franklin, Pulaski. Murfreesboro,
Athens and Clarksville, continuously up to
the first Monday in Octo Der, 1870.
MORTON b. HOWELL.
Jel3 Clerk and Master.
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Menken Brothers
DISSOLUTION.

81 The copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, in the hrm name
OF Davis q Stewart closed by limitation on
the arst instant &c. DAVIS,
VIM. r. STEWART.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
A pIvOrcsd WIFE Married.

| LONDON, June 9.-The Marchioness OF
] Hastings, the divorced wife of Marquis OF
! Hastings, was married this afternoon to
| Sir George Chetwynd, Bart. The nup-
/ tials were attended by large and bril-
| liant aauauo bIaOa of nobility
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LoaIsVlNe.

LOUISVILLE, June s.-3agging very hrm at
3Oc for two-pound Kentucky hemp. Cotton
nrmer and demand better at 2lc for middling.
Flour is less active but very hrm; extra fam
lily S. 25. Grain quiet with nothing doing; 55c
was offered for prime black oats IN bulk de-
nvered here. Groceries are quiet but nrm at
yesterdays quotations. Hay, sales Of prime
and choice timothy on leyee at Gl79l7 50 per
ton. Provisions are quiet but better feeling
pervades the Market Mess pork $50 90; ba-
con shoulders l31zc, clear rib Hc, clear sides
l71<c; bulk meats shoulders l21zc, clear rib
l6c, clear sides l61zc Lard; prime in tierce,
I7c; keg, IS1zc. Hams, sugar-cured, 4t<9N for
fancy; stock Of plain hams very light. Raw
whisky dull 81 o.. Leaf tobacco active with
sales OF 372 hhds at 3 range OF s. 30Q34 90.
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SGhOOIReld, Hanauer & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
256 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
Wholesale Grocery Business.

WE call the attention of Merchants to our
w card, and to the fact that after this date
We intend to do strictly
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New 0rIsans.

NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-The cotton market
closed ou.et but steady at q to 2t4c- Fioul
quiet but arm; super, 81 Isl Xxx, IS 90; xxx,
s 35a3 co. Corn dull; mixed u W159l 10;
and demand fair at SIS. Bran dull, 81 H9l 20.
Mess pork quiet but firm at SSl .. Bacon
shoulders I9< clear rib l75sc, clear sides lesSc
Hams irregular al sz05zd2l14c. Lard nrmer al
I5llal9l<c.S SugaT-common, S9z991sc; prime,
! lliz8lIlsc: choice, 1l5zal2c. MolaSses-infe-
Nor 40sf45c fernneptirle 6Sa75c.
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St. LauIs.

ST. LOUIS, June 9.-Flour steady and nm
changed. Wheat steady, No fall 81 l59l Is.
corn dull at S6l292c for mixed. aad 9So9Si 05
Tor white Oats higher at 57a56izc. Rye quiet
77a7sc. whisky easier at-Sl ". Pork firm
1siZc FOR shoulders I61<c for clear rib, I71c for
clear. Lard nomlnally l59l5c.
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R.rrfNoan. June 9.-Market beayes offer
ing today amounted to about 500 head. The
market ruled dull at a decline OF u to d per
cent on last week g rates. In sheep there "a a
null supply and demand duh, prices range
from ~ 70 &c per pound grosss as to<qual1ty,
and prices tending downward. Hog sappfy
light with fair demand, selling at IzsZ to
i31<c.