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, 1870-05-31

ARRIVED FROM CHICAGO, May q and 2s-Props
MOHAWK Colorado, Plymouth, and Canisteo.
GIkARkp FOR CHICAGO, Mag g anl as.-Props
chant. Bark Maitland Schrs s. r. Atwaler,
Iwo ErGtEers, Cambridge, Lone Star, ]. Willard,
l. van Falkenburgh, anu ". B. Allen.
, 1870-05-31

TRANsFEE--The propeller Lady Franklin, now
III our harbor, has been sold by Arthur ktnzc, Of
Chicago, 10 McssTs. T. Cohen, Il. \. FIteld, Ell.
Webb and Captain Blake, OF Cleveland. for FIJI os'.
J1BEcOM G0SE.-The schooner Helen Blood les:
her jibboom at the lumber market yesterday.
, 1870-05-31

NOGS-The limited receipts to-day induced
uImeT feeling on the part Of holders, md m atl-
vance OF 1e@lsc was established Only l,G.s head
have arrived Since Saturday, and. looking for q
Hight rnn this yTcek, ,buyers took hold with great
tr confidence, anil the pens were cleared At tho
improvement Sales were reported ut range Of
fs-1913a8.s0 for common to choice. We append
, 1870-05-31

In tho afternoon No. spring wheat cold to
4 moderate extent, md higher range Of
prices prevailed, the market closing firm at
99l4a's3aailc. seller June, No. corn closed
steady at 7S5lcs seller june. No demand for
oata, pork products or lake freights. Noeren-
ing session
, 1870-05-31
C0EKERCIAL

MONDAY EVENING, Nav so.
The following table shows the resu.p.s and
shipments OF produce at this point d1i,ny the
past forty-eight hours
, 1870-05-31

WcF York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, May 30-Ttahe continues slReg1sn
and The market lacking in buoyancy, yet thc only
Charge Of importance Is reduction Of &c In An-'
Eusta shcctngs, which Is being jobbed as low as
l3Ac.
, 1870-05-31

e. T. tse ss.w,ne crop Shipments from the Black
Iho following, fronu lie New York Shipping
4; haA} ahoMs the exports Of breadstutfs from
lne United States to Great Britain and Ireland,
SINCE ScUetenhar 1850
, 1870-05-31

The following were the receipts and ship
nents OF produce at this point during the
week ending liny IS
, 1870-05-31

Arrival and Departure Of Traiss.
EU4[AKR ARRANGEMENT.

CHICAGO MORTHWEHTKRN RAILROAD
11e]es C.ct southeast corner Of Clark and LSfs.fu
ccuEcN BtUIys xED osaHa tIsx-
, 1870-05-31
--LATEST


:. May s0.-ln honor OF Decoration
K Exchange adjourned after the first
pne Room at 1 o'clock and Gold Room
eas wos generally dull
% per cent
O9A@109zs.
dull; opened at 114'ss, touched 114k,
t 114st. Carrying rates, 1t93 per cent
sa3, ,0O0, 900.
nts steady: -
.il7x@l17H,Coups, H7...-114h@1l44
,ll2A@112H Comps, '6s.. ...114H@llfA
N{at11N iC1nps, l0-40z 103 nt8 8l054s
.1l1E(a111.S Cur1encys :. -11efs@113
.1I5a@1l31:
Is dull nnI steady:
....9+4lTcnnessee, new. ..8A
Dld. ..61 ...
tive on PAcilc Mail at 439t655s, and
.Isstssippi ut 39t.G59N. Pittsburgh
c rest dull and very heavy:
, 1870-05-31
s'cssc1s Passed the wealnnd Canal.


CA.,A LCl..-, c.lctGc. 1aj &c. .-cc-HAn.J-Er
OCoaneu, lemons, Light CenaEtQtio1, LeuQSl
, 1870-05-31

York Stock and Gold Boards adjourned at
o'clock. The range of gold in New York, as
I.I....,,l,n.I 70 nafratf q Mnrc1 Ta4.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

-yxJANrFD-A BOY TO KEEP OFFICE, cory LET
w Tors and 20 erranas write trst rate hand pay
$500 Address In writing L. G. c., No. 50 William st. room
No. 1.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

E,OR SALE-A BARGAIN, A FOUR STORY HIGH
stoop brown stone House, 70 East Fortyfourth street.
Madison avenue; all improvements trimmed hard
wood all through Gst class In every respect will be sold
low on easy terms to prompt purchaser Apply on tho
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

E,OR sALE--ss3 BRoOME STREET. NEAR MUL.
berry Store Front; large show windows; suitable for
light manufacurny steam may be had from adjon
Ing house; lot sox31 Apply to w. W STEPHENSON, 2sl
Broadway room IL.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

ENOR SALE--THREE LOTS, WELL LOCA TED OVER
looking Central Park, Filth avenue, Eighty
fourth street will be sold cheap prompt buyer. Apply 10
the owner, 235 East Eighty second street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

EloR sALE-THREE STORY HI0H sTOoP HOUSE IN
IL IiIh street, between Third Fourth avenues 81 800
and slbcelar II2th
street. between Second and Third avenues marble mantcs
and all improvements $1,000 Apply 10 JOHN SHIRLEY
Is " all street, or on premises.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

E,OR SALE OR TO LET, FURNTSHED.A FIRST
between Fifth and Sixth story high stoop;
rent S. 0O. Apply to T. g. SHEPHERD, 205 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

ENOR SALE-A PLOT OF GROUND, WITHIN 1Oo FEET
OF New York Life Insurance Company, new build
hc and ON the block fronting Elm street. with an
On caharIne lane very desirable building site Address
o. A. REES, l70 William street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

VXTANTED--GOOD MEN TO REPRESENT A LIFE IN
wv surance Company II evidence OF ability Is gvcn guar.
Antce commission paid Apply at ls9 Broadway, room
No q.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

NO LEr-A HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
four miles from city, Long Island: large house,
rooms and cellar order; coach house, barns, &c
three Of land In lawn garden and fruit IN
locations 20 minutes ride by raroad Eve minutes walk
from depot; % trains daily Apply to J. CORNELL, No
lPM
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

JCOR SALE-AT WEST PORT RICHMOND, ON
the north shore Of Staten Island large and oomy Lot
with water front House. has II rooms, plenty o. trni
lawn AMI shade, barn. outhouses IN order surroundings
hrs class For price and fucr particulars apply to JOHN
G. VAN NAME, barge No. foot Of Broome street. East
river. New York.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

TNOR sALE-oN SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN PIr-
teth and Fyfrst streets NO s5S) three story
msnl high stoop brown stone House, $4,000 Inquire
on premises, OF the owner.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

L'OR SALE-ON TERMS TO SUIT GOOD SECOND
mortgage asen the comfortable three story high stoop
brown stone House and Lot 2s9 Thirty street.
Third avenue. II. DREYER, owner, 81 Orchard street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

LfOR SALE-THE THREE STORY BASEMENT AND
subcclar brown front House, No. c5 Eighty
fourth street. between Fourth and Lexington
second brown stope of Fourth avenue 2A45x0J
improvements dne location price %l6500 Terms easy
Inquire on the premises.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

1xrIsCoNsfN IMPROVED FARM-BARGAIN, 100
w acres ~ O00 mostly credit Vines hops, tobacco,
broom corn dairy cattle, grain railroad Owner, W.
WETMORE, 206 Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

TxyANTED-A Young OR MIDDLE AGED NAN, IN
w neat, pleasant busircss, paying moderate income
party willing invest $780, part cash. balance out OF profits
business proceeds may address TUBAL Herald oce
for three days.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03
LcoR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT. "a IRVING PLACE,
corner OF Eighteenth street Apply to ALEX II. DUNS-
COMBE, No. Great JOnes street

J1OR SALE OR TO LET-FIvE STORY STORE, Sc BY 50,
262 aud 2l Front street. in good order soa hoist
way suitable for any business manufacturing purposes
Apply as above.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

4ITANTED--A FEW GENTLEMEN OF FIRST CLASS
w ability 10 canvass for greatest OF the
Liberal Inducements els Broadway, Novelty Stamp office,
I'M stairs, after "a. NJ
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

EsOR SALE-THE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT l07 AT
- torney street all improvements will be sold cheap;
terms Apply q preuises
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

THIRTY SECOND STREET. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
i Full sized Dwelling. Thrty-four.h street, Madi
avenue beautiful House. Several furnished. For
and to rent, all varieties.
WINANs, SANDS GARRETTsoN,
Auctioneers, 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

INOR RALE-115 EAST FlFTY-FIFTH STREET, BE-
tween Lexington and Fourth avenues three story high
soop brown front paror oor finished In black wal
plumbing; also three story high stoop brown
sons House. in ffty.second Irec between First and Sec
ond avenues also In 6th street. between Third and Fourth
avenues; will be sold cheap II applied for this month.
WIN. 8. CARR 4 CO., 1l0 Centre street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

TOR SALE OR TO LET-THE FOUR STORY HOUSE
IL $40 Seventh avenue, between For.ycrs and Forty
ond streets perfect order Apply At 2OS Front street
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

LOR SALE OR TO LET-NOS 6s8 AND 653 LEXING-
ton avenue, two first class four story brown stone
Houses between and Fifty Streets having
all the modern u ements and in complete order Can be
by applying 6S For terms apply to B. BLANCO, IL
South William street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-03

rOUNTRY SEATS FOR sALE-AT BLOOMFIELD AND
~ Montclar nice place of three acres modern build
price $4,000 of acre a10oO0 new Cottage,
rooms, for $500; one do rooms. So. 500
8. IRELAND, 20l Broadway.
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CINCINNATI.
New Orleans Firemen on a Lark.

New Orleans Firemen on Lark.
g-s-,.s---s..s :CNCINNATl, June p.
Tho New Orleans Fire Department ex-
cursionists reached this city at | o'clock
this afternoon on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, and wero received at the depot
by . committee from the Common Coun-
cil, Capt. McGruc, chief the Fire Depart
ment, q committee from each fire compa-
ny in the city, preceded by the Z0uavc
battalion band and 4, detachment Of! po.
lice. They were escorted through Sixth
street, Central avenue, Fourth and Wal.
nut streets TO the headquarters Of tho
Fire Department. AT headquarters fine
collation. awaited them. The welcome
address was made by Hon. Geo. +. Davis;
President Of the Board Of Aldermen, and
was responded 10 by Capt. Denmead of the
Mechanics, after which the procession
formed and marched 10 Fifth street mar
kc! space TO witness an exhibition of the
Washington and Brighton steam fire en-
gines OF this city. The excursionists are
stopping at the Gibson House. Tonight
they attended Woods theatre in a body,
escorted by band. They will leave to-
morrow evening at 0:4O, for Philadelphia,
on train of three fine sleeping and one
drawing room coaches over tho Eric
Railway. .......-...-.. ........
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XLTgt ooNGREss.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June q

| WAhHINGIONI Jullc SO'
D., Mr.. DAVIS. from New York, introduced
bill to authorize the issue Of 4 per cent
bonds exchangeable for and convertible
into legal tender notes Nt par. Referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means ?
Mr.. REEVES offered a-preamble and
resolution directing the Committee on
Waysfand Means to report forthwith, the
bill reducing the present duties on all
classes OF salt fifty per cent, which, under
the operation Of tho previous question
was adopted, .y..,--.---.,. -,...,
On motion Of Mr.. ScHNNcK, the fund.
ing bill was reported back and mRdethC
special order for tomorrow. j
Mr.. KELSEY, from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported back the Consu'
lar and diplomatic Appropriation hill
and;moved the Senate amendmentbe non
concurred in and Committee Of Confer
encc ordered Agreed 70. .a .gl.
On motion OF Mr.. KERR, tho Senate
amendments to the bill for additional terms
of tho U. s. Courts in Indiana, were taken
from the SPEAKER's table, and concurred
In. u tS' , 'it'~ F.2bi "''-'' ~.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole on the Sunday Civil Ex-
penses Appropriation bill. .
larP.- q SENATE. ayDGiT S+
The tax bill came up as unfinished busl-
ness und Mr.. SHERMAN, chairman OF the
Finance Committee stated as the result OF
the consultation in regard to the bill that
they had agreed to let all income tax CO.
and as substitute to retain the tax on
sugar as 1t is now, and also the tax on
gross receipts. He said the House propo-
sition for tile classification Of the tax on
sugars had been inspected by business
men throughout the country and that the
Senate Committees classification had en-
countered equally Us strong opposition;
The remaining sections Of the bill would
clear up all antiquities in reference to the
special'tax on the dividends Of corpora
| tions such as Insurance Companies and
relative to Shaker and other religious
societies. The income tax section was
stricken out without O division. Mr.
SHERMAN offered o new, section TO con
tinue the tax on corporations and salaries
during this year. The amendment was
agreed 10 anu fFHIlOuo5 OtueI9 RADunttSu'
-By,Mr. SHERHAN-To carry out the re-
commendation Of the Finance Committee.
The amendment to authorize the con-
solidation of the collection districts was
agreed to. ~ a.,
| THE tariff sections having been reached!
the amendment striking out the duty oi
five cents on chickory, suCcoay, dandeIion
root and acorn coffee, raw, ground, burned
or prepared, and on all substitutes for
coffee, was agreed to.
Mr.. SHERMAN endcavored to withdraw
the amendments reducing the duties on
sugar according to the Senate Committee
classification, SO as to allow the rates 10
remain rs under the existing laws.
Mr.. HAMLIN objected to the withdrawal
of the section, and asked TO have vote
After alengtly discussion; Mr. SHEE-
MANS motion to strike out tho reduction
of the tax on sugars was rejected-ycas,
e8; nays, 30. -...+
The Senate House classification there.
| fore remains. ~ a4dt.s HU..
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
LTvERPoOI., June -.

.'tlL. ID I4IvERPoOT, June q.
The total receipts Of cotton, from all
parts, for the week ending June "a, were
30 900 bales. or this all but 1000 bales
come from the United States. The amount
of American cotton on hand here is csti-
mated at 100000 bales, and there are be-
sides 10S,O00 bales Of American cotton al
sea, bound for this country. aU
's U ram.f EDINBCRG, June 2I.
Surgeon Lynne, of the Edinburg Uni.
vcrsity, died here suddenly, yesterday ai-
ternoon.
'GTT'@ 9H"". Of LONDON, June 81.
The Earl OF Clarendon died quite sud-
denly Yesterday. He was attacked with
diarrhea on Friday. He was 7Oyears Old.
Some Of the proprietors Of the cotton
mills in Lancashire have conceded to the
advance in wages demanded by the opc-
ratives. Others still hold out against the
strikers. Hl !. ~.
An election for member Of the House
orCommons for Bristol, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the election Of Robinson,
has undoubtedly resulted in the choice OF
L. D. Hodgson, Glib, y although the result
has not yet been officially announced.
Notwithstanding the large Liberal majo-
rity usually cast in Bristol the tories
threaten to contest tho election on the
ground Of fraud and corruption. The
nominations were made on Friday amid
much confusion and some violence. II4
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the dispatches to the New York Tribune
of Saturday. relativc to the resignation oil
Secretary Fish and the recall OF Minister
Motley, Is u pure fabrication, and that the
President authorizes its denial. SO far as
the President Is advised, Mr.. Fish has no
intention either OF resigning from the
State Department or of acceptiug the mis-;
sion TO England, nor has the President any
idea OF recalling Mr.. Motley '.' n1 40
THE BUTLER INvEsTTGAT1oN.-General
Butler appeared before the Military Com
mittce Saturday with n long statement
from the Treasury, showing the amount
drawn for national asylums The whole
sum has been near four millions, and over
one million is in Government bonds. he
stated that only in two cases did the d.
rcctors receive pay. One was the resi-.
dent manager ut Dayton, and the other ut
Milwaukee, and the compensation tor ac'
tunl service performed IN experimenting
tho construction OF buildings The chan
ccs are that the Investigation viii go over
to next session for conclusion.
EXIT WELLs-It isn't likely that any
movement will be made in Congress to
extend the Office Of Special Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, which expires by
Limitation s0F law on Thursday. The
friends of Mr.. Wells are ready to push for
al extension, and believe'i It could be car
ricd BY q good majority in both branches,
If the President indicated that he would
re.appoint Wells. He Is understood to be
willing enough personally to do that, but
the Secretary ofthc Treasury is decidedly
hostile to such rc,appointment. II is cur,
rently reported that he told the President
he could not remain in the Treasury II
Wells were kept in office, The President,
declines 10 say he would make
tho. appointment if the Office was contiu-
ned, and the friends Of Wells will proha'
bIy take no further steps in the matter.
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New York Cattle Market.

lf NEW YORK, june q.
FreIghts arc almost nothing from BudAlo. viz
81 per car for cattle. bedding included, aud lC
per head for sheep and hogs, Eric and Central
Roads.
day; lO2 cars at Hundredth Street, IS Of Wee
hGWken, and 90 cars at Communipaw; quality
good, with many extra Kentucky droves, and
some poor Texans; trade lively, and all sold at
about Nc advance, or 109l8c for quite thin Tex
ans; l61i6c for fair to good, and l6K@lTc for
prime 10 extras. A drove OF 81 Kentucky. 6
cwt. prime. sold at 166l7c; 100 Ohio, 8 cwt.:
05K@i7c; 26S Illinois, s cwt. l80i4|lc; q hard
Texans, cwt. as each; 100 Illinois, 6k cwt;, at
140l6c. There will be market next Monday,
the Fourth.
SHEEP-To number of sheep 1890, for o.day
6,2OO; market slow and prlces weaker; Fat sheep
are worth GHc; few oxtras &c; common lots sell
at &c; poor 6Kc. Western lambs sell at l04lac;
Jerseys 1l0lsc; sales Of car 81 pounds Ohio
sheep at BHc; q car 80 pounds 6hc; deck, n
pounds &c; car 81 pounds Kentucky lambs lie;
deck Canadian, SO pounds, 70 cents.
HodT-1otAl number Of hogs II 800; arrived
to-day 66 cars; market allow and weak Ut 1lAc; q
few pigs at llkc. s..... ....
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INDIANAPOLIS.
; INp1ASApoLIs, June q.

|'b{.i., } lNpIASAPoLIs' Jhhe ~
On Saturday last two little girls were
found ina race or sluiceway near White
river, who, 1t was supposed at tho time,
were accidentally drowned. Further de-
velopments by the coroner's jury reveals
the horrible fact that the elder OF the two
had been outraged and murdered, and the
youngest was also murdered to prevent
her giving information. There was only
1s inches Of water over them whCn found.
No arrests have been made, but the police
think they are on the track of the guilty
parties. &. L u e. ! e.. G.
Gen. Kimball, State Treasurer, leG this
morning with checks on New York for
nearly half million dollars. This, with
half million sent for tho same purpOS9N
few days since, will almost, II not entire
ly, llquldate the State debt. n ,I.,,i
The delegates TO the Convention have
nearly all lett for their homes.
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ITALY.
FLoRENcE, June q.

= 1IOh4seShst y AAS Hd''
The Ladsptndeta denies the report pub
lished lately Of an Anglo-Italian note to
the Greek Government on the subject OF
brigandage.
Forty thousand people assembled on
the field Of Solferino, Friday, the 24thr
tho anniversary Of the battle, to witness
the ceremony Of dedicating a monument
to the memory Of the soldiers who fell
there. The proceedings, which were very
interesting, were conducted by Col. Hayre
on the part Of the French, and Col. Pal
lax on the part of the Austrians. Among
those present were the Princes Humbcrt
and Savor Casagnon, OF Italy. In the
evening a grand banquet was held, at
which pacific and appropriate toasts were
exchanged by the representatives Of the
various European powers. rs.
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The Latest News.
News of the Day.

Francis b. Cutting, i distinguished
lawyer. died on Sunday in, New York
city - o ' ~
Draper & Sons hosiery factory, in Can
ton, Mass, was destroyed by fire on Sum-
day. Loss, $4,000; insurance, 100000.
Andrew Stafford, latO mail agent, was
sentenced yesterday, ut Baltimore. 10 three
years imprisonment for cmbeZzling let
tiers.
A wind and hail storm occurred on Sun.
day at McConnellsburg, Pa, about one
half of the Court House roof was torn of
and tho new H. 4, Church badly injured
Mr.. Harris Bailey, residing near somer-
vile, Tenn, poisoned himself and three
children, Saturday, by giving them bed
bug poison, thinking It was whisky. The
children all died, He will probably re.
cover EEy u JHlhJOU
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 9

CINCINNATI' JUNG II.
FLouR-Dull aud unchanged.
GRAIN-WhGat-- Dull and declining; sales No !
red at 81 20. Corn-vcry dull, and neld at siG
95c; no demand prices nominal OatS-Dull and
unchanged OF 5S0G0c Rye and BarlPy-Un-
changed; five hundred bushels new Kentucky
barley sold at 81 OF.
CoTrOS-Duil and prices nominal; no snleS.
ToRAcCo-U Unchanged.
WHIsKY-lIcld at il; salesat 9Sc; but little
demand.
PROVISIONS but prices are nOuInally un'
changed; no sales OF importance.
BUTTER-Dull at 10000 for fresh.
EQGs-l5c.
GR0CERrEs-Sugar dull and 70 lower for all
grades. Coffee dull and dropping.
Ons-LiusoCd OIL dull at 81 08Ul TO- Lard OIL
81 l9Gi 10. .r".
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sT. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June d.

ST. Louis, june j..
A dispatch from Denver, says tho last
spike in the Denver Pacific railroad was
driven by Hon. Johu Evans, on Friday
last. Tie spike was solid silver, present.
cd By a citizen Of Georgetown, California.
ThOs. Bennett Russo Wilson, was knock
ed off the top Of an excursion train, on the
North Missouri railroad, few miles from
the city, yesterday and instantly killed.
Jacob keohler was also knocked off. but
mot dangerously hurt The accident Oc,
CURED while passing under A'bridge,
Johanna Sullivan and Hilbert Adams
attempted suicide yesterday, but neither
succeeded in getting out Of the body
Christ Schuethe was drowned while
bathing In tue river
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New York Produce lTnrket.

NEW York, June n.
CorroS-U Unchanged; 1900 bales sold at 2ic for
middlIng uplands.
FLouR-Closed quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dul and scarcely 30 drm; No.
Chicago 81 221I a; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 31Gt
81; winter red and amber western 81 l42i9l4 3
Rye-Dull and heavy. Oats-Lower and dan al
6t66lXC for western; 67@6sc for Ohio. COrn--
Dull and declining; new mixed western 69491c
PROVISIONS -Pork.NominAl for mess at $40 81
63O 90. BceE-Dull and unchanged. Cut Meats
Closed quiet and Arm. Bacsn- Nominal. Lard
Dull and heavy at l6Ec for primo steam.
EG0B-Quiet and unchanged.
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FRANCE.

' ~ PARIS, June q.
Armand Darhesa, French politician
and political writer, died yesterday, aged
The exaggerated reports Of the Empe.
ror's illness continue, but they are proba-
bly, circulated merely to influence the
Bourse. s... Il. 49, $50,
The Emperor has intimated that The
time has not yet arrived TO grant the peti-
ton of the Orleans Princes. he adds that
lie will urge the removal Of the restraints
whenever It Is safe and proper to do so.
Paincc Napoleon has returned 10 this
NitU
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, june y.
FLouR-Dull and easy ut s. 9ItS 70 for spring
GRArS-Wheat-C Unsettled, Irregular and 398c
lower: closing at 81 O8X In store; 81 o9HGtl u
seller July for No. 2; this afternoon dull and u1'
Ike lower at TsX67s%c for No. 2; this AFTERNOON
dull at 79179Nc seller July. OatS-Quiet and
@lAc lower; closing at GQX96O<c for No. .
Rye-Quet and &c lower; closing at SIC for No.
2, BArley-Dull at SOC for No. 5,
Hoos-Dull at $868 IS for common to good.
CArTLE-Steady and firm for good 10 choice;
50 251S Is for common Texan 10 choice shipping
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-28

and temptations oflarger places; honorcd
with as strong and accomplished Board
of Instruction as can be found in any of
our Colleges, it commends itself TO the
young men Of our own and neighborIng
States who are seeking an education.
Many such we are glad to know are
seeking its advantages. May their numbers
greately increase. f.l q lIg7