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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-03

BALTIMORE, January 2.-Flour-Firm;
good western superfne % 25a8 80; extra
80 76as 90; family g 25a9 45. Wheat
Dull; red western 81 6Oa1 90; amber wes-
tern 81 95a2 90. Confirm and scarce;
mixed western CSC. 0ats-Dull; western
mixed 45a47C; white 5Oo. Rye-Quiet
and firm at S5a$l 90. ProvisionS-Quiet,
firm and unchanged. Butter-Western
steady choice roll 27c Whlsky-Quiet
at csc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-03
PRIsCILLA.

Ms dainty measure OF her seam
Until tho twilight closes. -..-
Hook and long, yet have NO care
To break her maiden muSlng;
/ idly toes my book away,
And watch her pretty fingers stray
Along their task oonfusIng.
Tho dsES an, and the sunset light d
Goes creeping DER the meadows,
And still, With serious eyes cast down,
She Rrayely sews her wedding gown,
Among the growing shadows.
needs must gaze, though on her check
Tho baShful roses CULVER
She q % modest, simple, sweet,
Thatf, poor pilgrim, at her feet
Would fain adore forever.
A heavenly peace Is In her heart;
Her love d yet half duty.
seFene and serious, still and quaint,
She's partly woman, partly saint,
This Presbyterian beauty.
She Is 60 phy that oil my prayers
Scarce win few kisses
She lifts her lovely eyes 70 mine
And softly grants, with blush divine,
such IlendCr grace as this is.
Ivaich her,with tender care
And 10y not free from PAdness-
For what am l that should take
This gentle soul and think TO make
It's future days all gladnesSt
Can iulGll those maiden dreams
In some imperfect fashion!
am NO hero, but know
love you, dear-the rest throw
Upon your sweet compassion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-03

TOLEDO, January 2.-Flour-Market
steady, with q moderate demand. Wheat
Dull and prices have declined 2A8c; No.
/ white Michigan 81 As; amber Michigan,
cash and seller January, 81 as; seller last
half Of January 81 4si; seller last halt Of
February 81 72a1 70; No. / red 81 49t;
No. 2 do 81 90. Corn-High mixed 373.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-03
MAN. Won. nrr Goodn IInrket.

NEW York, January s.-There was a
very slow movement today In all depart
ments of trade. The market for cotton
and wooden fabrics is fairly unchanged.
Most of the jobbers carry over small and
well assorted stocks, and the stocks on
agents hands are much smaller than
usual this season. Foreign goods very
6nll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-03
Newo orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, January 2.-sugar-
Dull; inferior Ct; common to good com
mon 6la7tc; fair to fully fair 74aStc;
primo &c. Molasses-Active and high
or; centrifugal 30a37c; common 45a5Oc;
fair to choice 53a60c. Cofee-Firner at
16a19c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-03

Lie Policies arc now generally conceded to DO
Among the most certain and deslraole Of invest;
mentS, ThiA Company, mHnAge&on principles
Of otFict economy, offers The lowest rates Of pro
miuma, consistent with BAfety, and lower. We
Ia me BtSt0, It's success 10 an established TACT.
All reserve nom premiums, a. . security 70 the
policy holders additional 10 the capital STOCK, 70
Invested by the Local Boards, within that local.
~ from which It 10 derived.
Being convinced by their knowledge o. tho IN
tenFify md prudence Of the gentlemen who com.
pose ID Directory, and By . thorough eIAminA-
ton OF It's plan OF organization. that 1t ig IN
every respect reliable Company, the subscribed
citizens Of Wheeling, who have themselves sub;
Bcrtbed to its stool, Rnd organised q Local
Board, feel warranted In commencing tho enter
prise 70 tho favorable consideration Of the poo
pIo Of the State:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-03
posi- OFFICE REGIsTBR.

Hours at which mails are duo and close o. the
PoSt Once IN This city Prepared In accord.
S1eS with tho latest time tables on the rail-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-03
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and stock Market.

New York Money ana STOCK MARKELL
NEW YORK, January 9.-MoNEY-The
market shows signs Of abatementin strin.
gency, consequent upon the heavy inter.
est disbursement incidental to the season,
but the rates though lower than last
week, are still strong. There was consid.
cradle business at per cent gold, but
there were transactions as high as 31-16;
closing at tat per cent per day. The dis
bursements by the Government and cor
porations for January interest, is estima.
ted at about $75OOOOOO, and will give
decided relief to the market after this
week.
GoLD-Weak; falling from 1921 to ILL.
Loans 1.32 to fiat for carrying. Clear.
ings $685. 100000. Treasury disburse-
ments $7S7,6OO.
STERLING ExcHANaE-More active at
1O0ta1O93 for long and 11Osa11Ol for
short sight.
GovERNAlENTs-Flrm and very dull
m ourchaapa nv the Treasury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-01-03
Insurance.
capltaI--s2es,ooo 90

with Local Boards in all tho cities OF Virginia,
In the District OF Columbia, and in WestVa.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

By a private letter from Cerbat we are informed that Jerry Ridgway was killed April 12. It seems that he had been hunting for fight and found one. He is the same man who killed another in California year or two ago, and fled to Arizona, and was taken back, tried and cleared. He was a peaceable man when sober, but quarrelsome when drunk, and having once tasted blood thirsted for more, and as is usual with such men, died with h1s boots on. It is 8 very sin gular phase in human character, but nevertheless true, that men who take life without just cause are never afterward content with one victim, but seem to thirst for human blood, as the panther does for his prey, and soon become human fends. The sooner the world is rid of all such creatures the better for them and for society.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

ream legal cap paper, 1l ream folio post paper, quires envelope paper, 2 quarts writing fluid, 10 sheets plotting board, 300 official envelopes, 200 note size envelopes, 2 dog. lead pencils, 2 boxes steel pens, Wash ington Medallion, box sealing wax, 2 doz. pen holders, 2 dozen slates. l gross slate pencils, soap stone, 1 set Wilson < Calk- ins' school and family charts, copy Shel- don's Elementary Instruction, copy Shel- don's Object Teaching, dozen Rational Phonetic Primer by A. Donai, dozen Ra- tional Phonetic Reader by A. Douai, 4 dozen slate picture books assorted, dozen school song books assorted, copy Calkins' Primary Object Lesson, dozen bottles red ink.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

GEN. HOWARD at church meeting in Washington, said that the Indians had been plundered on one side and the government OH the other. The peace policy never meant murder and death. He had no apology for tie Modocs who had struck a blow at their own existence. He thought the only solution of the Indian question was in conferring citizenship on tribes, even before conversion and regenera- tion. This idea is so preposterous that 1t does not seem as though a sane man could advance 1t.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03
! TIE enterprise of obtain;nc water

\ TIE enterprise of obtain;r~ water by means of artesian wells is one that the people of this Territory should not allow to sIumb5r, as nothing else will so much advance the best interests of the Territory. The Inst Legislature
 offered a premium of SL500, for the first artesian water that may be o5-
 tained not less than ten miles distant from living water, and also memorial lzed Congress to make reasonable dc
 nations of land to encourage this work. One success in this line would sumu-
 late efforts 10 obtain water ln this way
 all over the Territory. But some ODe
 must make the start, and We would suggest that a company b5 formed. and
 # all who are interested in the country
 will put IL a small sum. it will not be oppressive on any one, to give tho ez- pertinent a fair trial. If successful IL will be 8 profitable investment and
 will establish the feasibility of an enterprise that will lead to making excellent homes for thousands of peo- pie on lands that are now valuelass.
 The U. r. R. h. has bored wells for hundreds Of miles along the line of itsEsroad during the past year on dry arid plains. and have succeeded in nearly every instance in obtaining 8
 flow of excellent water. All that IS
 wanted to make 1t 9 success in Ari- zone is to give 1t 6 fair trial,
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

/ G. W. BOWERS informs The Miner that 200 more Apaches had come into the Verde from the mountains, pre- pared to accept the situation and determined to lead new and better life. How wondrous kind it makes people to whip them. So long as the bribing process was carried on they came in as conquerlng heroes; they instructed the agents what their royal wishes were and compelled 8 con- pliance, they scoffed at the soldiers and treated them like dogs. But now how changed; they act as though they believed a white man was as good as an Indian, as long as he behaves him self as we'll.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

LIEUT.. VIM. l.. SHERWOOD, one of the victims of the Modoc treachery, served with the Twenty first Infantry Tn this Territory about three years, and was universally esteemed by all who knew him. He was commits stoned 2d Lieutenant in the Twenty first Infantry, September 3, 1867, and was promoted and commissioned 1st. Lieutenant in the same regiment. July p, 1872. He was from New York, and leaves a mother who lives in Buffalo, to mourn his untimely end.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

A LETTER from Prescott says that the influenza has very universally af- ficted the people there, and that they were having terrible influx of women, and then disparagingly says "what in heavens name they all want here, it is hard to say" Our friend is evidently confirmed old bachelor, or he would know what they come for, and he would not be mad about it either.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

THE Rev. Alexander Gilmore, chap- lain in the U. s. Army, who has beeh for some time past stationed at Pres colt, soon leaves for his home in New Jersey. He has been faithful worker in the cause of religion and education during his residence in Arizona, and is highly esteemed by all who know him.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

WE notice that D. Jesus Corella candidate for the Legislature of So nora, from the Altar district, hal given the Lancastereana Society $2Oq This society has been formed for th| purpose of promoting education, I free from sectarianism and is rapidly spreading over Mexico and doinE much good. If all candidates f4l office would, instead of spending thetl money for whisky, follow the ct ample of Senor Corella, politif; would not be considered so disreputk, ble business to engage in.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03
At the Papago Reservation.


 5 dozen shovels long handled, dozen shovels short handled, dozen axes han dled, 3 dozen hatchets handled. 1 dozen crowbars, dozen picks handled, dozen planters hoes handled, dozen hand adzes, 6 dozen blow points, 1s dozen grindstones, 780 fbs., % dozen set grindstone fixtures, OK carts, 5000 tbs. seed wheat, % dozen Molin blows, dozen garden rakes.
 The articles for each reservation to be furnished in one delivery on notification from this office, EXCEPT the Flour, Barley and Beans for the Colorado River Reserva- tion, which will be delivered in such auan- titles and at such times as will be desig- mated by the Superintendent of Indian Af- fairs.
 Proposals will be so framed that bids for each article may be considered separately l; all prices will be stated in us. Currency, and expressed in writing as we'll as figures. All the above articles to be of the best quality the market can afford, subject to rejection by the receiving agent if not so considered by him.
 Payment will be made in Legal Tender checks on the Assistant Treasurer of the United States at San Francisco, California, when the agent on duty at the Reservation has certified to the receipt of the stores of the requisite quantity and quality, and the bills so certified have been approved by the Department at Washington.
 Each proposal must be accompanied by guarantee signed by two responsible per sons, whose responsibility must be certified to by U. s. officer, that in case the pro- posal be accepted, the bidder will at once execute contract with satisfactory bond Tn one-half the value of the contract.
 The undersigned reserves the right to in crease or diminish the quantity of each article. and to reject any or all bids.
 Envelopes of proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Indian Supplies" and be addressed to the undersigned.
 Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of the bids.
 H. BENDELL, May 3, St Superintendent.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

JUDGE SAWYER, of the U. s. Court, sfser reviewing the argument in the Bogart case, remanded him to the cus1 tody of the naval authorities. H was arrested for embezzlement, and At the time of his arrest was repoYer on The Chronicle and was considkred one of the most interruptions Qf his kind.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

THE work of building lines of tele- graph through Slnaloa and Sonora will soon commence, contracts having already been made. Before two years we expect to see continuous line o1 telegraph wire from the city of Mex ico via Tucson, to San Diego, in Cali fornia.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03
INDIAN DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE SUP'T. INDIAN AFFAIRS, !
 PREscoTr, A. T., April 10th, 1873. ]
 Sealed Proposals in Triplicate (with a copy Of this advertisement attached to each) will be received at this office until twelve o'clock m. on Monday, June 2, 1873, for supplying the following articles at tde places and in the amounts as fol- lows, viz;
 At the Colorado River Reservation. 250, ,000 3s doar, 90, 900 fbs, barley, 75,OOO lbs. beans s.0U0 lbs. seed wheat, 10 dozen spades sueEi hanlled. 25 dozen planters saes - 70. 25 dozen sho oT5!S '- -4iis | ,9Jy sewiag needles, assorted, 300 lbs. iron, round and fat, assorted, iG0 fbs pick steel, 10 ias- solder, 2 eco lbs. blacksmith $ coal, 100 ir5 wrought nails, 400 lbs. nails Al, Cd, si sa- lJi. 20 1oz harness brushes assorted, aten harness rings assorted, l2 gross s--- escorted ! dozen iron wa ter bucket dozen curry combs, dozen iron rake ad'cl, z dozen pitch forks, oo1 pen . . 5.ankecs, so dozen satinet pants, a teu wooisn shawls, 60 dozen hickory saa. 1900 yards prints, lo00 yards man's- l2 dozen pairs brogans, sizes l5 and E. .ozsn pairs brogans. sizes 8 and it, loo .7s harness leather, lbs. sad aiers' thread. -5s. copper riyets assorted, ios- black rag, } 8 lbs. bees wax, dozen spoDges, large, DO lbs white lead, 10 gals. boiled of, 2 gals turpentine, 0 tbs putty, 10 ibs. glue cozeu vhitewash brushes, % d0zeu horse bru les, % dozen paint brushes a--se, dozen corn brooms, l ooE window @iass I0x15, one horse carts sets cart harness oaken wagon tongues, dozen Eon aounds, 100 feet oaken plank, lyeH feet bo.rds paned, 300 feet rope 1z inch 583 Iast rope F inch, iariat st 5 dozen cans sxle grease, flagstaff t- lailsf5s } eooking range and fix t--.s, tarpaai.n. jS dozen chairs, 1z dog. 1esi yh iaaP5 reaEs letter paper, 32
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

THE ALTA says that it is announced that the construction of the Russian transcontinental railroad to connect the Baltic with the Pacific through Siberia will probably be commenced before the end of this year.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03
Notice.

SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STOCK OF D the Centennial Board of Finance are hereby notified that the second installment of twenty per cent. on the amount sub seribed fl by them is due, and payable to the undersigned.
 LIONEL M. JACOBS, Tucson, May 1, 1873. Agent at Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

THE ship Alaraus arrived at Mel bourne from Hamburg. During the voyage thirty-two passengers died and the Captain committed suicide.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

THE horse disease is worse than ever in San Francisco. The mails to the China Steamers were carried by Chinamen.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03
NEW ACHIEVEMENTS.
Notice.

YyHE LAND OFFICE LOCATED AT \ Florence, A. T., will be open and ready for the transaction of business on the 2d day of June next.
 LEVI RUGGLES, Register.
 M. L. STILES, Receiver. Florence, A. T., April 2s, 1873. St
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

UNTIL other notice, R. c. Brown is ad
 thorized to transact any and all necessark business connected with tle business ant editorial departments of THE ARIzoNl CITIZEN. JOHN WAssoN, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

ST. LOUIS, April l5.-A special to the Republican from Washington says: In conversation to-day Geh. Sherman was asked if he did not bA ieve this act of Indian treachery wal unparalleled, upon which he replied in his quick, nervous way: "No civ:
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03
At the Gila River Reservation.

500 shovels, long handled, 400 planters hoes, 300 sickles.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

WE take the following news items from the San Diego Union of April 9:
 The Pope is said to be dead. but the fact has been kept secret to avoid public agitation
 5g0,000 gold has been sent by the Bank of England to New York.
 4 block of buildings was destroyed at Chicago recently by fire, loss $80.- GOO to 19C. coo.
 Ltla sad that forty Nodocs still bid dtfance to tlegovernment. Columns ol saliantry have been published, but s5lIl the Modocs are unc0nquered.
 Itis reported that Gen. Cook, head quarters at Detroit Michigan, will be retired and that Gen. Crook will be his successor.
Arizona citizen., 1873-05-03

lI"ItLItoi ts t-lTt--I. ID lI-U f|FlI|sIi character. l know of a case where sb8 Indians murdered the man who not over two hours before had given them food and clothing Ho then re- lated several instances of Indian sreaohery and barbaIity of which ha became cognizaut when in the Vest. He says the President is deeply af- fected by the death of General Canby and fully c0ucurs with him in beGev- ing Lhat no mercy whatever, should he shown towards the Nodocs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
NEW CaLGAss cLEAa,H; House.

Gold opened at rs. 0lI5'.. aga ma, il5 . at Kew
York and after moderate business cosed at ilo .
Gli5.. N :. lower than yesterday . against l37.
IN that market Tie sales dnlIneu p b3iJ'0, EN-.
bracinc $4,000 a, ll5 Oils 800 at 1853 0ll5!4i
$500. =. .l5 =; 5l2 900 al Il. !.:s and 5000 az
Il7'..
Nc sales Of silver we're rroorted. American half
dollars quoted q; lp,8 !o., aa. Mexican do
lats2 cent Dre.nium "a god !oE '-e" and -: 'o'
The movement i, ster'.n: exchange was quite
limited, and rates wfte without IuOfaDle varjd-
ing $1,000 Al clear at i25!: G2e9p and 5000 do ..
1854; $1,000 do at rs Z. 1908 bank at -. and t2-'
do. tor remittance. at l2b1..
In francs we noticed sac Of q $50 bank for re-
nittanCe, al i.!o.
The only sale reported IN German marks was
%, 900 at
0l253, for bill of lading and A ciear and i2o !.
a. tor bauk. and francs at :GGGi.51L: for pri-
vate and ASK I4.5ls. tC: bank. German marks
continued nominal
The offerings of domestic exchange were OF
moderate extent and rates were without quctable
variation. The sales covered bli3 ooo, enloracing
42O 900 commercial sight New York at ~ t.
cent premium. s80,01G bank az :. $1,000 cOIn-
merca at 932 b25 900 bank a. SO, anl s 10 coo on
Providence at par.
The banks continued to check on New York a: >
y cent premium. and private ssls Is stu
quoted at 3-l6G1 l.
No sales of stocks were reported
The sales of bonds included 5000 and $4,000 city
gold bearing seven y cents at 81, and $4,000 old
State sixcs, with November coupon, at 4s. The
gold bonds quoted at the close at o1
The sales of CITY appropriation certificates in
cluded $4,000 at COS. They were quoted at 6oabl.
against 62G63 yesterday-a deciine OF cent.
The sales OF Metropolitan Police warrants in.
cluded $4,000 and $1,000 at 81. They closed az 30
ds1
No sales OF Graham State warrants were re-
ported. They we're still quoted At d al.
We not ced an active demand for Clinton state
warrants which opened at 62G- and closed at o5
q66-an advance of cent d1s since the close yeteI
s Z 900 IT Gj, and s ~, 900 at bJi..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
MARKETS..
Namesf;c Markets.

NEW YORK. June 25. Evening.-Cottcn closed
eaiet; mGdhng 2lc; sales lloe net receipts 5's:
cross 3S94; sales for expor. 29I. Sales of futures
il25o as follows: June 2oi.c July 20 .l6t20ls C;
August 90 7-l6d20i,c September 1919 l-bc; Ocio-
ber Is d85-l6 Flour i'll moderate request and
unchanged. Whisky % lic. Wheat in moderate
demand. Corn a shade trmer. Rice steady at !.
1Sssc. Pork lower; s To- Lard lIc. Naval
stores duh and lever Turpentine i4c. ROsin
So s5d2 30. Tallow and freights quiet.
Money easy at 20 on cal. Exchange steady
on small business and nominal; asking rate 90, for
prime bankers but sales we're made at concessions
business generally being at ss less i;l6: Gold yery
Leather unchanged; hemlook sole. Buenos Ayres
aad Rio Grande light, middle and heavy weights
2s1sOc. California do PRAISE; OrinocO do21d27lsc
Wool dull and unchanged: spring clip 26c. Coffee
Quiet and firm; Rio ex Ontario 1896. Sugar
J. lower; good demand at I-l6d,7s. MOlasses
quiet and unchanged.
CINc1NNArI, June 25-Cotton quiet and unchang-
ed Flour dull at So sea-. Wheat dull and lower;
No. red winter S 25Gl so. Corn in good de-
nand at full prices and firm at AZ 43c Oats dull;
prices have declined to 9oai2c. Pork steady; de-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26
BY Nash & Hodgso1.
VALUABLE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.

THE TWO-STORY BRICK STCEB 20. l3 DRYADES
STREET. YIELDING 1900 PER aSNUM. ON
EASY TERMS. AT ACCIIoN
DY NASH & HODGsON. ". T. NODGsOS.
ID Aurtioneer-Ot,c. No. G1:cl'ie!r' st-eet.-
On SATURDAY, June %. 49,: 3. twelve o'clock
NJ at the st. Charles A:c:.oc EXC h.pct. at public
auc'ioa viii be sold.
OSE VALUABLE LOT Ov GROUND. together
with the buildings AID improvements thereon.
situated in the FIRST Dis.~.cr o. ts city: III the
square bounded bv Cana Common. Dryades Gate
Phillipab and Balonut streets. which measures
about 20 feet front Dryaies street. b: depth
and front on alley II fee. wide, extending from
Dryades to BarOnn- streets, OF ab.'l. b8 feet. aN
more or less. according to plan mid3 by Louis Ii.
PiIie surveyor. dated jUn- -. 1873
The improvements consist of v-e.bu two
story slate roof brick store having large saloons
above and below. rented 20 respors be teEa.ts al:
the rate of S $50 per month we.! secure:
This property, only Two doors from the Mcchan.
les Institute. mos. des!aole AID reu.uuegatIve
investment.
Terms and Condtiol5--i. purchaser will as.
sIme two certain DrOmsso.v NOES, bearing mort.
gage this property, eat Il iOr i 300. and due on
November IA 1873 and 1874 respectively. without
interest until after maturity, wltl the usual
clauses, and for The balance cash in United States
treasury notes, + lO05 0. xil:Ch TO te paid down
cash, at the 2u.el. o: a.. d4:aIc. 10 bind the
sale.
Ac. Of sale before P 6. .-..j.-- :.o.---. at the
expense Of the purchases. ..s.Gi.ly :.le taxes for
the current wear. 1875. ie2l I'd
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-26

msnd moderate at SIS 251I5 50. Lard duh an!
nominal round lots offering steam &c; current
make C kettle 2 c jobbing sales at 3':c. b'iIh
meats quiet shoulders held at 61:c; sales OF ceaI
rib at &c; clear held at SAC. Bacon in fair cemand
shoulders TIC; clear rib &c: clear exc.
Flour quiet; rather more doing; superhne winter
b30i; extra winter Ai65; double extra WINTER
SIS s5d6; treble st 25a.; family : Z.G2 -.
Wheat dull and prices dropping; No fall s % z;
sample lots OF prime red ST. IS. Corn stead o..
maDd moderate; 40. mixed $i03i &c on track 30 q,
35 &C in elevator; 4lc sacked oats nrneI; 20
Uiskv steady a.c. Pork ii I'll. : 10 Bacon dII.
aad weak; .On. sales lower: small 'asn !oES sou:
a. C for shoulders: clear .ia &c S.Ai''.'. ''a'
aoA..s SIMMER &C.
Foreign Markets.
".nls, Jane 2J.-R..ltes closed az 50 oc.
LIrEkpo.I. June %, EveniAS S-entioa 'toEeu
.,r.ie, and steady, mddliIg .-piauds 81 ~ Ois'saa
g. sales today 10 900 bales, o. Vl!c! .J'S "eie
for export ana speculation. Ile sac, --'..0e 'V'4
A4e.ia.A.