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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14


ALL classes have their aris-
tocracies. Toads wear jewels
in their heads. They are Che
aristocrats Of the hoppists and
the croakcrs.
If a negro is a real negro,
black as the ace Of spades, he
aristocnts the mulat, for the
blackness is his symbol of rank.
The Melino sheep, the Devon
cow, the Berkshire pig, the
Arabian horse, are princes and
potentntes Of their kind. They
have real rank of the order. Of
Providence and nature. Men
assume rank, win it, war for it
die for it. Some men a,e
born with gold spoons in their
mouth, but no man was even
known to have been born with
silver spoons in his pockets
until Ben Butler became tha'
phenomenon. His rank is SC
rank that It deGes all theorie.
of publication and disalEection
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-14
ale is Not a White Man"

"Ie Is Nota White Man"
The scene at this point was
perfectly indescribable, and
Butler began to tell about how
he had been abused, and
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01
THE ~
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas
R0ilrO0d COmspn1su

Are building trunk line, connecting New Orleans
with Mobile en- the east and giving
THE ONLY RAILROAD CONNECTION
between the former city and the great and most pro-
ductiye State Of Texas the west, the total dis
lance from Mobile to Houston being 475 miles.
The Company is composed of strong Northern cap
italists. who have already expended nearly TEN
million DOLLARS OF their own funds In
the construction OF tho line. They have built about
225 miles from Mobile westward, and secured by
purchrse Of securities and made provision ,or the
thorough repair and equipment Of the miles con-
shutting the Texas division leaving but lao miles to
be built
To Complete the Entire Road.
1t Is believed that other railroad corporation in
the country has ever made 80 large an expenditure
from Its own means before offering any Of its securi
Ill 3 to the public.
The Company now Offer for sale the
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01


NEW YORK, May 31.-cottoD active and higher;
sales 2e53 bales; Midiling uplantls at 17sc -Four
sales ~ % bbls; State GO q $50; Ronnd hoop Ohio
625l9 $50; Western 60 q Is: Southern 6 rs q
900 Wheat-sales $4,000 bush. No. Q Spring at
l 49, q 40; Winter Red and Amber Western &c a
l 20; White Michigan 81. Corn without change
sales $4,000 bush; unsOupd Mixed Western 81 "a
70c. sound do II q Isl Oats dull Ohio and Western
Ct " g &c ProvisOns-POrk steady; new mess
10 w q lG CO.; prime 3OJ q IA 90. Lard steady
steam rendered at 81 q 1otc. Butter dull; Ohio 10I
e ~; State12 "a 2ic. Wbskey shade easier; Wes-
tern irce 92D 9ljc Rice quiet; Carolina 81 q 94c.
Sugar easier Muse vado 81 @ Of ar to good rennihg
81 q 9sc. Coffee dull; Rio Is az l6c Molasses heavy
Stores-Sprits Turpentne dull At 80 a 50Ic; Rosin
quiet at for srained Petroleum firm: crude 142
15c; refined 25s q 26c Ia l)w steady at SIC a 81.
Wool scarce anu firmly he'd paled As q 81 Texas
353c; Cato' mia 38t or spring clip.
SD.
OHIcAGO. May 3l.-Flour dull. Wheat declined
q &c; Spring at 26 a II. Corn quiet and de-
clped &c; No. mixed at 81. Oats dee ined q
&C.. Rye declined 1c at 50 @83 for NO.2. Birley
dull; No at CT q 6s. II gu WIN steady at $50 =
y, 9visons dull Mess PORK at IA 7S8 q 10 NO: Lard
": live Hogs dull at 30 e 4 %. Cattle dull at
3s73 @575.
Receipts-sO 900 bbls -four, 80 600 bush. wheat, TO-
0O0 bush. cor, S900O bush. oas, 5000 bush. barley,
1000 ossh. rye 5000 hogs.
Shpment>~1 900 b6is. -four, 20 900 bush wheat,
81 900 bush. coin 0CO bush. oats, 1000 BUSH rye,
$40 bush. barley, 5000 hogs.
TOLEDO, o., May 81. Flour steady Wheat steady /;
No. White Wabash TIA mo. WhiteMichigan b3;
regular do Al; Aber do AZ; No. l Red Wabash
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01


dolIsis silver have asNjsad itow f,sads.aisrs,
States. Tsmpco has not been taksn. onsul
Bodham says The revolution bas DO political
senlncanee, its only object being to rob the
merchants.
Five cases of sunstroke, one fatal, were re-
ported in New York Tuesday, and several in
Dos'oh, among them Arbuckle, the musician.
zen. LeFlo, the new French ambassador to
i ns retersburg, is succeeded as minister OF war
ny Gen. Cissy.
"s.uRe state capital, failed to receive tke
necessary twO-thrds vote in the Connecticut
senate Wednesday.
ihsie was fire in Mobile Monday night,
wnicn destroyed number OF stores and caused
a loss Of 100000.
A daring highway robbery took place be-
tween charlton and Oxford, Mass, Monday
evening", Mr.. Lafayette Batty OF Oxford being
taken ny two men from his wagon aud robbed
road
the Olympcs Of Washing ton defeated the
experts OF Philadelphia Tuesday, % TOT.
High winds have damaged the fruit and
grape crops extensively in the vicinity of Los
Angeles.
Gnstavos Heath fell from staging on the
Methodist church at Bristol, N. H., Wednts.
o"Js ."eouaiuS HIS 81 tudJ HE ID de-
SPARED of.
In New York yesterday the government re.
ceived proposals OF bonds amounting to $4O53-
800. at Ill 5-1OO to Ill 71-1OO Two millions
were taken at Ill 500 to Ill 5000.
Commodore John r. Goldsboro has been Or
dered to the naval station at Mound City.
Thu decoration ceremonies at Cypress Hill
cemetery, N. Y, Tuesday were closed hastily,
Gen: jeff q. Davis, Major Page and others
leaving the platform because the orator, Rev.
Geo +. Pentec0st, spoke too freely on political
affairs
The directors Of the Viaduct railway of New
York have decided TO build the eastern branch
from City Hall to S4Lh street first, and com.
pleteit hext year.
Commodore Vanderbilt declares that he
shall appeal from Commissioner PIeasanton's
decision, ordering the collection OF the five Der
cent on interest certificates issued by the N.
Y. Central railroad.
The public debt statement for Nav will show
a reduction OF but three millions, on account
OF large payments of pensions.
The annual May training in Boston vester.
day brought out a fine display.
In the Insurance Convention Yesterday a
resolution was passed to hold an adjourned
convention at New York on the 18th OF Octo-
Der, and a subcommittee of three was appoint.
ed to consider the subject of making the con-
vention permanent, aud, il desirable, report at
the adjourned meeting in October a constitu-
ton, &c.
Joseph Murray was yesterday convicted in
New York OF being Implicated in the Central
Bank robbery and sentenced to 20 years in the
State prison.
VIM. E. Chambers, senior member of the
order OF Odd Fellows in the world, died in
Brooklyn Tuesday ught. He Joined lodge
in London in 1901, and was one of the five to
establish the order 10 New York in 1906 He
was 81 years old.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 81 "A special dispatch
frOm Washington says that Secretary Bout
well has finally notified Jay Cooke & Co. that
the proposition made in behalf OF a combina.
ton Of banks and bankers aud themselves to
to take the balance of the two hundred mil
lions loan is declined, tor the reason that toe
Secretary doubts his power to accept some OF
the conditions proposed.
lave ssigatisn Of the fiatston Coal Mine
Tragedy.
The coroner's jury on the case Of the West
PittstOn disaster reported verdict this NOM
ing that the miners met their death from an
improper ventilation of the mines; that when
the breaker took fire there was no means of
supplying the men with fresh air, and that the
means Of ventilation were not such as is re-
quired BY the law Of 1870. The jury further
more lind negligence on the part OF the en-
ployees OF the company, in not keeping por-
tions OF the machinery properly oiled: and
further, that the company had employed on
the day of the accident greater number of
men than the act referred to warrants The
verdict finds that Thomas w. Williams, in
spectOr of the mine, knew these violations of
the law but did not protest against them, and
that he failed 10 his duty in not applying 10
the courts for an injunction against the opera
tors. Williams has strangely called together
another jury to hold an inquest for the purpose
Of vindcatDg himself, and it is now 10 session.
There is no law to authorize the holding of a
second inquest. Public opinion here regards
the sep as an effort on the part of the inspec-
tor to wh;tewash himself The verdict of the
coroner's jury is cordially approved. William
James, another rescued miner, died yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01

Dedication 81 Soidlers' MouumeUt..Elo-
quent Grafton Nv ssen. KiipatricE,
kpR1NcFrrIn Nav q Tho so,};ors, ,,nnr.
me,,t nj Wrstf;s,d east IN hron1s ~ ~ " Anas
Worss in that town Vas SeI;as, su1 a. :, neS
with mnos;no ,.arsmn, ;os 10 wh,ni, ~
81 REGIMENT nart;cinataG Gan K;Inotr;ck
delivered an Grafton, in which he strongly de-
Dounced j If Davis Tor his recent speeches in
Georgia, The remarks of the General were
vocifel ously appIauded. Zen. KiIDatrick said !:
s.The papers OF Yesterday are full Of sbours Of
appreciation from the disloyal people of Au.
eusta at the words pronounced by lie traitor
Daxis. am willing for one TO forget the past,
wneh reDsis cease 10 remind us OF IL, ana not
Driore. Comrades, the ume may come when
an uuSraleIni people may Iorget all .ne'e
D'oOdy years OF war-wnen the traitor VIII DO
applanden ana MS crimes 1orgotten-when
A'oDy, beI'e Isle ana Andersonviie vii! De
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01

NASHVILLE, May 81. The Democrats of the
Dist Assembly District haye adopted resolu-
tions that inasmuch as the present State Con-
stitution gives the cOlored man every civil and
political right enjoyed by white men, the valid
ity of the 14th and 18TH amendments forms no
issue before the people Of Tennessee, and no
person or paper continuing the agitation Of
that question is entitled to the confidence or
support of the Democracy of the State. The
Ku-Klux DILL looks only to perpetuatiOn and
success of the Radicals by violence based on
false pretences. The contemplated destruction
Of the government is only TO be prevented by
the better organization Of Democrats. The
meeting also resolved to organize itself into
posse coraiidtas, to be ready at the call OF the
y. 3. Marshal or sheriff to arrest and bring to
lustlce any person violating the provisions Of
the hu' klux act in Tennessee, binding them
selves TO pursue with hue and cry, offenders
beyond the confines of the district, offering
800 reward Tor the arrest and conviction Of
every offender in the district, and requesting
Democrats in other counties 10 organize clubs
under these resolutions. Among The s;oners
were ex Gov. Henry S. Foote, member ~ the
Confederate Congress, John G. Thompson If
the late State Constitutional Con vention. and
others CT the most influential ard best citizens
Of the State, many Of whom were rebels dur
ing the rebellion.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01
s.Hensr to whom Homer i. Due.

O--O~ 1870 AAOsAOh
To the Editor ofthe Press:
wish to nse nook in your columns for q
brief personal article 10 re .ard to our towns
man MIR. e. ID. Cannon. Having spent forty
eight years and six months "among the paint
pots, he is probably for length Of service, the
champion painter Ut the Forest City, and just
ly entitled 10 the soubriQuut of knight OF the
Silver Brush" which was duly bestowed upon
him at his silver wedding in January last, aud
the ceremony made more pleasant by the pre-
sentatiOn of a beautiful silver mounted en-
blem OF his trade. But he has left the pre-
cincts of Union street, and broker his union
with the house painters guild, and removed to
Free street, where, in connection with his son,
Mr.. E. M. Cannon, and Mr. e Fl. Hanson,
he is manufacturing the Kimball & Heberd
patent window extension screen, the very best
article ever invented for the purpose, and
which our citizens have only to see 70 appreci-
ate. Of the other business carried on by this
firm it is scarcely necessary to speak, for our
furniture and carpet stores are nearly all sup
piled with shades from their mandatory, and
nearly every store in the city bears in ons-ioIm
or another q specimen Of their lettering. Sue
cess to them. And though as names go, the
firm is two-thirds Cannon, our citizens. and
those OF the rural districts, may rely upon the
assurance that in dealing with them they will
f0d no cannon" 10 quality or prices. w.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01

USE Hills Rheumatic Pills, only % cts per
how maxRLh ct
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01
Brighton, Waiersewn and NIedEerd Cattle
Markets.


Especial Dispatch by Inteius sional Line.l
BOSTON. Tuesday, MAY 81.
At market this week :-2256 Cattle GiS2 Sheen and
Lambs 800 Swine, 800 Veals last week. 1878 Cattle
From Maiue-NOne.
PRIcrs.-Beeyes-Extra quality SO 95 q 10 50;
$50; third quality Sc 90 "a So Is; poorest grases 81
coarse oxen, bulls. &C., Sc 90 g 100.
Brighton Hides cenlsi Brighton Talow SO 5Ic;
i6 a isc % h.; sheared Sheen CSC each; Lamb skins
SOC each; Wool Skins 81 Is a so " skin.
Working oxen-Untii Cattle come in more freely
working oxen trade: most of the workers coming
from that seclion; there has not be much call tor
them OF late, and hut few pairs each week all the
market requires, prices ran ing from $40 to $275
Store Catte-But few in the m,rket, most Of the
small Cattle are In lair condition, being bought up
to slaughter.
Mich Cows-Extra ss5 q no; ordinary $45 "a IS;
store cows $35 @ ~ head. But few extra or fancy
breed OF Cows are offered IN the market for sale.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra and select lots at$4 Is a
$9 ordinary lots 50 "a 4; or from Al to Tic y h.
Sprung Lambs$5 90 q ~ per head. Nearly all The
Westera 81. sg are a.ea at a commission and cost
swlne-stere Pigs, wholesale, q 1Oc; retail a
i2c ID; Columbia county Pigs none at m IKE AT
ro1 e 1y1Es5a lci @ tic; medium ie @ ,esc;
Remarks The supply OF eve, In market this
week s larger than that oo week ago. the quality
o. them IS not much different.
We quote sales IS 0Hc fb live weight, average
weigh ,ss2 ib,; 80 at &c ID, live weight, average
w ws, III III iSs y al e p H live weight ve,ags
weight 1901 lbs; 80 at &c " ID live we'sht average
weight 1iCS lbs; so at &c p lib live weight, average
erass WEIGHT isi h. a &C. live w wssns
erage weight i3i2ibs, GJ at &c y ID live weight,
average weight lss7lb:; "A at 1Oc Y ib per cent:
per cent. shiniase, sve:age weight iIss lbs. Most
OF the cattle are SOD by the light weight.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

A prize fight between Dennovan and Con-
way took plsce near Scranton Penn, yester.
day noon. Conway's claim Of foul in the fl
teenth round being reiected he ran out of the
ring and the fight ended, both claiming the
money.
Secretary Boutwell, will reject Jay Cookies
offer for the rest Of the new loan,
Memorial day was observed at San Francisco
and Virginia City.
Boss Tweeds daughter Mary was married
last night, but only cot 500, 900 worth Of pres
cuts.
Tremendous fall of rain reported in Marion
and adjoining counties, Kentucky, doing inn
mense damage to railroads and farm property.
Affairs look threatening in the States Of Ja-
lisco, San Luis PotOsi and Peubla> Me xico.
Canto has been sentenced to deaf million
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01
The Wool N arlxe'.


BOSTON. May SI.-t Reported for the Press.l-The
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
DOmestic-OhIo ana Pennsylvania pic X lock CT "a
20; dochOice Xxx 81 a60c; fine X IS q 56c; medium
"a a 55c; coarse 80 "a 54c; Michigan extra anl Xxx
53 % '5c; fine 81 q 53c; medium 90 q SIC; COM
mon 80 q 52c; other common 10 az SOC; other West
ern fine and extra so a. 55c medium 81 "a 53c; COM
mon 4S g Zoe; pulled extra AZ q Coo: superfne AZ
az 0c No. at 80 az 3jc; combine fleece at 81 q 5Gc
California at q a o5cI Texas at 90 a $3.50: Canada
con,bng 81 g &c; smyrna washed at 20 "a 35c; un-
washed ~ @ 2Oc; Buenos Ayres at % "a 81; Cape OF
Good Iopeat 81 g s1se; Gillian at 20 q 26c; Donskai
q "a 35c Mesza pulled so q 75c.
Remarks The demand Is good and full pr ,es con-
iinue 10 be realized. The sal Gave not bee n TO any
extent on account OF the small Stocks pri, cpaliy
pulled and California. New York reports th u the
market tor domestic fleece IL about the same. The
supply very limited, which prevents any business
OF moment being contaminated, AID .lders main
tain full rat hat little stock they have VIII ch
is composed mostly OF undesirable parcels; there
continues quite active inquiry foreign, but as
the stock is rather light business been meas
ure restricted and prizes very firm The fhila-
dephia reports say the receipts OF the clip con
tnu.s extremely light and the stock here VI all de
scriliOns OF domestic fleece is REDUCED to very low
figure; there is considerable inquiry iron the manu-
facturers, which enables holders maintain prexea
prices. In California wool there has been consiiera
BILE movement, both for lois tn spot and forward
delivery at tuli figures. The market throughout the
West IS greatly excite the farmers demanding
extravagant figures in Indiana and Ohio.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01
YOU WILL,

If you call at JAMES HI. BAKERS, Rich
] arhon Wharf, fiId a superior article PFC
TOU COAL, now dischargug from Brig Rata-
lieu. tor salo ia large small lots Price as low a.
the lowest.
Also. may he found at same place, the genuine
FRANKLIN COAL,
May 81, 1871. may50tf
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01
METEOROLOGICAL.
GyAHAsru>rA-A0

WASHINGTON, May 31-Synopsis of the
past "a hOurs.-The pressure has recovered
somewhat on the Pacific coast with fresh S.W
Winds 1t has risen with clearing up weather
at the Rocky Mountain stations and has risen
slightly in the Mississippi Valley. 1t has fall
en- from Alabama to Key West with threaten
ing weather and light rain at the latter station.
1t has fallen heavily on the South Atlantic
coast, and has risen from Pennsylvania to
Maine, and remains stationary on the Lakes.
Fresh 5. E winds prevail generally on the
Gulf coast. and s. w. winds from Florida to
Delaware Bay. Threatening and rainy wealth
er has increased in the southern States, and
rain very generally fallen from central Virgin
ia to Eastern Pennsylvania, and threatening
Oh immediate n. e. coast. Clear and partial
ly cloudy weather prevails north of the Ohio
and Missouri rivers.
Probabilities.--lt is probable that local rain
storms will be experienced during the pght
on the immediate coast from Georgia to Maine
followed by clearing up weather. On Thurs
day clear and partially cloudy weather with
light winds will prevail in the interior and on
the Lakes
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01

The very desirable property ON the corner
Of State and Pine streets, known as the Alvah
Libby property, is to be sold at auction to-day.
This is one Of the most beautiful locations in
the city. The lot contains about 5000 square
feet, on which there is substantial brick
house. We trust that this property will fall
into q God hands nd l,A imnrOvAd II.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

NoTIcE.-The impression having arisen that
had sold, or intended to sell out my entire
stock OF boots, shoes, &C., I would embrace this
opportunity to inform my customers and the
public generally that such is net the case. 1t
is my purpose to keep my stock replenisbcd,
and would respectfully solicit share of the
very liberal patronage have heretofore en-
JOY cd.
Very Respectfully,
e. T. MERRILL,
No. 143 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01

YORK, sS.-MAY TAIN, A. d. 1871 DICK ERsoN, J
PkEsIDING-Ar ALFRED.

PkEsIDING-Ar ALFRED.
TUEsDAY-w. Taylor Rice vi. Eben NJ Perry
Trepass against the sheriff Of Cumberland County
tor taking twenty tons Of Croasdae superphosphate
In July, 1859, valued at sl4aO. The taking was on
writ, Watson & Clarke OF PHILADELPHIA. VS.. White
house g. Goodwin OF Saco, on note given for this
very snperphsphate. It Is not controverted that
Watson & Clarke large wholesale dealers In the
article, and were original owners OF this lot in dis
pue; that Samuel II. Robbins OF Portland was their
agent aud sold to Whitehouse & Goodwin 100 tons,
including the lot in question, and that Whitehonse d
Goodwin, after having made sale OF the most Of their
purchase, Tor which they had given their note Tor
$500 to Wat son g. Clarke. which note was left for
collection at the York Bank to avoid payment and to
deiraud, hinder and delay Watson e. Clarke, sold
this twenty tons to w. Taylor Rice of Saco, this
plaintiff.
Watson q Clarke defendants in interest here con-
tend, that the sale by Whitehouse 8 Goodwin to
plaintiff was void as to them, and that this plaintiff
Was party to the fraud.
The plaintiff replies-At the time urchased
knew nothing Of the designs OF Whitehouse ard
Goodwin, and I paid them an honest price for my
purchase.
The defendants relied upon the intimate relations
between plaintiff aud Goodwin, who was boarder
at his fathers house. upon the fact that Whtehouse
dned with him on the very day that he enacted the
ia'ce OF discovering the loss OF pocket book just
as he in the act of paving the S52OO at the bank
and that he was the first to him after be cross
ed the Saco bridge his return; upon the tact that
he purchased just after the time tor retail sale bad
EXPIRED. and denied that he had any means of max
ing the payment.
This is the second trial Of the case. The plaintiff
year ago recovered verdict which was quickly set
aside by the full court. In the former trial the
plant 1T recovered $1070 This jury award a verdict
Tor the plaintiff OF Si2504s
Hamilton. Waterman.
Aver. Drew.
Smith.
Charles E. Clifford s. ais, appellants, from decis.
ion OF County Commissioners refusing location OF
highway.
The case shows that committee was appointed by
the Court that they heard the anew and report
ed. reversing the decision Of Co. Com. Respondents
citizens Of Limerick move the rejection o. report, be-
cause one OF said committee not disuterested a.
by law required.
The presiding justice ruled that said relationship
di d not operate disqualification and overruled
the respondents motion. Exceptions.
Clifford. Burbank.
Moore.
WRDNEsDAY-The Court came in at q. m. heard
divorce case, horse case, signed RECEPTIONS signed
bills, and at 9.15 adjourned.
This closes tie miss prsus for the year. The three
law terms follow.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01

The FEMALE MINsTRELs.-This company
which will occupy Music Hall tonight is num-
erically strong one, and they offer very at
tractive programme. The manager promises
that nothing Objectionable to a lady OF gentle
man is permitaed; and if this promise should
be fully performed we have no doubt that their
performance will call out large audience.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01

MAY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERM, GODDARD, J.,
PRESIDING. ...
WEDNEsDAY-Merrili f.. Whitney vs. William
Hayes. Action OF assumpsit on account annexed for
gro eries. bill referred to auditor who reported
in favor OF the plaintiff Stacy. TO this judgment
defendants excerpts and hearing before Judge God
dard is In progress.
nowaru q Cieaves. Carleton.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01
rha mao uars at tho Kaarsaru. Mills

The weavers at the Kearsargt Mills, Ports
mouth, N. H., have been on a strike for few
DAYS. 90 account OF supposed reduction of
their wages by leDglheDing the pieces of cloth.
A part OF them have since gone TO work, when
it was announced that the pieces we're length
ened for the convenience OF bleaching, and the
pay increased in proportion, and no real cause
for complaint existed.
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01

LONDON, May 31-1O 80 A. M.-Consols 93s for
money and account.
American securities quiet u. s. 5-2Cs 1867, wv
do 1866 old. 9Os; do 1867, 924; do 10-4Os SO.
LIVERPOOL, NAV 3i-10.30 A. M. Cotton firm
sales 15.OOhhalss; Middlng uplands 7ad; do Orleans
7sd. Corn $685.
LONDON, May 31-130 P. NJ Consols % Jfor money
and account.
American securities-U.S 5-?O's 1862, 9Os do 1865,
old, s0A; d. 1867, 9?a; U. s. O-40's 50.
LOr DoN, May 3t-5 P. M.-Consols 93I for money
AMI account,
American securities closed qniet aud steady-U.
S5-20s. 1862 90l do 1865 sOa do 1857 92i do l04Os
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-01

Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. Il.