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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10

INQUIRIES are made as to the result or
the vote for and against the annexa-
ton of Westchester and for and against the
judiciary amendment. 1t is only known that
annexation is carried and the amendment is
defeated. The police, to whom all the pub
lished returns from the city election districts
were made last Tuesday night, did not collect
the vote on these two questions Qor what
reason we cannot undertake to say, and the
figures, therefore, cannot be ascertained until
the sealed returns of the inspectors are opened
at the official canvass next Tuesday.
When Santana and Big Tree were released
from the imprisonment which they justly
merited, they made the United States Com
missioners ga big talk" According to the IN
terpreters, who usually have flavor OF
Cooper's novels in their TRANSACTIONS, Big
Tree made sundry illusions to the leaves OF the
forest, to which his people were comparable
and to his heart, which was soft and good
He concluded his Grafton by saying, Il have
"learned something from you whites know
"enough not to fight you again." ms noDie
savage has short memory; he has not been
out of Jail thirty days, and he is now on
raid, plundcring and burning with oil DIS
ancient freedom. Santanta and Big Tree were
tried, convicted, and sentenced under the laws
of Texas, the whole proceeding being in exact
accordance with the newest phase of the
Indian policy of the Administration. Without
consulting the Governor of Texas, who has
the pardOning power, an agent OF the Presi'
dent promised that the convicted Indians
should be released; they were so released,
"in order that the President might keep his
"word.r The result is not q little mortify-
ing; but the Indians, who promptly promised
good behavior, doubtless think the whole af-
fair a first rate joke.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS

Germany.
THE GOVERNMENT NOT SATISFIED WITH NINA.
HONS POLICY.
LoNDoH, June 1.-The Times of this morn.
ing publishes special dispatch from Berlin
which says that the German Government J.
dissatisfied with McNahon's address TO The
French Assembly, and will not enter into
regular diplomatic relations with his Govern
ment until satisfied that France will faithfully
adhere to the treaty of Frankfort.
Spain.
New YORK, June "A special TO the
Daily Ners from Bavonnc says: 1.-THE Carl.
list General Dorrcga1g has been deprived OF
his commando
A severe engagement took place last Sat.
urday, in the province of Barcelona, between
the Republican forces and the united Carlisl
bands, commanded by Fris.ang and Don
AlphOnso. After stubborn ti,rht Of scrcIa
hours the insur. ents were defeated and fled
They were pursued rs far as Monistrol dt
Caldens by the Government troops.
All the Federal Republican factions il
Barcelona have renowned their exclusive
party views and united as one body in op
position to the MonarchistS.
MADRID, June 2.-The Government has
received dispatch frcm General Nouwela:
stating that with twelve thousand meu hi
holds all the mountain passes in Blscay. AND
is driving the CarliSts in that province 10
wards the coast.
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CENTACR LISlMEST.-There Is no pain which tile
Centaur Linlment will not relieve, no swelling 1t
will not subdue. aud no lameuess which 1t will not
cdre THIS Is strong language hut IT. is true Where
the parts not gone its effects marvellous IL
has produced more cures of rheumatism. neuralgia,
lOck-jaw palsy sprains sweIlincs, caked- breasts.
scalds burns, sait-rbeum, Car-acfc, &C.. upon the
human frame, and OF strains. spawn, gals, &c,
upon animals. In one year than have all other pre-
tended remedies since the world began. II Is q
counter-irritant-au ail-heang piin rellever Grip
piles throw away their crutches, the lame walk,
poisonous bites are rendered harmless, aud the
wounded are healed without u scar II Is no fum-
bug. The recipe Is published around each bottle.
1t selling article before sold. and II sells
because 1t does just what II pretends to do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or swelling,
deserve 10 suffer II they will not use Cent,ur Lini
ment. More than loco certificates Of remark able
cures including frozen limbs throuic rheumatism.
govt. running tutnors, &c, have been received. We
will send circular containing certificates. the re-
eipe, &c. graft to any one requesting It. One bot
tie OF the yellow wrapper C.ntaur Liniment Is
worth one hundred dollars for spawned or sweenicd
nor es and mules, or for screwworm In sheep.
Stock owners, this linimeut is worth your atten-
lion No family should be without Centaur ini-
meN.. j. b. hose u Co.'
- Broadway, New ] ork-
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MIA RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS !!
I,5O8 GOOD, RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED
To sell our celebrated VICTOR MUSlC-BOSES.
The VICTOR" is conceded hy MI 10 bc the best,
as well as the cheapest instrument of Its kind In nse
this fact 81 proved by the demand for the instru-
mcnt-over three thousand having been sold during
the past year. The VICTOR "pays sixteen tunes,
and Is manufactured In rosewood and walnut cases,
mounted In silver, and Wnrranted for fve years.
Retail price, *lo.
To those who wish to net as AGENTS In the sale
of our MUSICAL BOXES we viii scnd ono rs u
sample to sell by receipt of s! to pay for packing
anu express charges. We allow agents II large COM
mission; and the business being pleasant and profit
allie, II Is particularly recommended to ladies'
and ministers. All our agents are doing extremely
well-Inany are making from SIS to si25 per month.
Send it for sample Instrument, which Will he
promptly forwarded with complete printed iiisr'ic-
TONS rates Of comlnisslou pamphlets, circulars etc.
In ordering bo particular 10 write name and address
riaLy also, name of express Office when different
from your pOst-oiice. Address
j. ". SANDERS,
milf Chlcothe, ohio.
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[Snccial telegram to the Dispatch.

Especial telegram to the llspstchJ
BuRKEvILLE. June Miss Mollie Tucker,
living with her uncle, Lewelyn Tucker, four
miles from this place, was poisoned Satur-
day night, and died Sunday morning about
9 O'Clock. The circumstances, as far as
learned, are that negro woman living at
Mr.. fuckers had sick child. aud went
Saturday morning to the house of Il negro
named Sam Harris, and got vial said to
contain calomcl, brought it home, and took
it to Mr.. fuckers daughter to weigh dose.
While doing so Miss Mollie Tucker asked for
dose, as she felt unWell. She took it about
o'clock, and about an hour afterwards was
taken with spasms, and had them off and on
until about o'clock, when she died.
Dr. Warmer was called in, but arrived
tho late To render any assistance. The vial
contained strychnine. There is some Sutpi-
cion that the negroes supposed that some OF
the whites might take what was known to
them to be poison, as the woman did not adj
ministera dose to her child, giving as il rea
son that she had no oil.
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NEW YORK.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The captain of a
Sow on East river threw his wife overheard
yesterday. remarking that he had had enough
trouble with her. A policeman rescued the
lady.
Mr.. Clapp, who keeps slilor boarding.
house on Water street, split open the head
of one of bis boarderS with cheese knife.
William Shaw, while drunk lust night
split his wite's head open.
Vincent Blood (colored). in an encounter
with William Thompson (alSo coIorcd), cut
the lattel's throat. Thompson was trying
to bite Blood's nose OFT.
A mad dog, after biting man and bow
was shot on Harrisonstreet.
Isaac Laurens accidentally shot himself
last evening.
THE MISSING STEAMER GEORGE CROMWELL.
New YORK, June 2.-The missing steamer
George Cromwell, hence for New Orleans,
had on board the following passengers ::
First cabn-Mr. FullcrIove, Mrs. j. w.
Dockendorf, and Mrs. s. Dale. Second
cabin-Joseph Gillck. Robert Willis, Joseph
Il. Ferdinra, and Hannah Scott (rolored)
The officers are Captain l.. S. Clapp, of
Brooklyn; First Officer Crawford, First En-
gineer Jamison, and Second Engineer Nc
Donald.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
Mr.. Tilden, chairman Of the Democratic
Central Committee, departs for England on
the 14th instant.
The suit against Harvey Barnes TO recover
$780, 900 for differentiation of imported sugar
has been discontinued, the defendant paying
the amount claimed, together with nearly
S. 900 costs.
Judge Davis this morning granted post
poncment of the trial of William NJ. Tweed
until October on the affidavit Of physicians
to the elect that to proceed with the trial
now would cndanger the life of John Ora
ham, Tweed's leading counsel.
letter from a Spanish international
states that they have elected eighteen men,
bers of the Corte>.
The 1nternationals here will petition the
aldermen TO pass Il statute aboiShing the
coatract system and establishing city labor
bureau
The Express states that Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher to-day wrote statement eXonelating
Theodore Tiltou from all blame in connec-
ton with the late scandal with which his
name has been connected. The statement
will be printed Tomorrow morning. The
same paper says that the man who lately
made public the Tribune statement is Samuel
Wilkinson.
The jury returned verdict to-day that
the killing Of Mrs. Ro,!erick by her son Was
accident, but cenSule him for carrying con-
craled weapons. Both young Roderick and
Corcoran, with whom he was qlarrelIing,
we're examined by Judge Delmar, who dis
charged the former and held Corcoriln for
trial on the charge Of fighting and drunken
ness.
The Health Board to-day ordered the dis
infection of streets, cutters, SC.
The clerks in the custom-houSe having
sold their salaries in advance to 4 broker, and
not paying him when due, he sued them.
Judge Quinn decided the broker could not
recover, US public officers violate the public
policy by such course.
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WASHINGTON.
Interesting to Southern Prc.byfe-
rl0nS.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE following.
pre- cared by Il leading elder, member OF the
Baltimore Presbyterian General Assembly,
will interest southern Presbyterians:
This large and Influential body, consist.
inc of between 800 and 600 ministers and
elders, REPRESENTATIVES from MI parts Of the
Union, after remarkably harmonious ses.
sion of two weeks, finally adjourned on Wed.
nesday night the 18th ultimo to meet next
year in St. Louis. Its presiding officer or
moderator was the Rev. Howard Crosby. ID
D., LID, of the Fourth-Ayenue church
Brooklyn. and chancellor Of the University
of New York.
Many important subjects were discussed
and decided; the details Of which will be
found in the religious papers. What will BIZ
mrst interesting to southern Christians was
tn sbroad and liberal action Of this Assem-
bly, in relation to a fraternal organic union
at some early day with the Southern Gen
clal Assembly and other branches of the
great Presbyterian family holding the same
ia 18th and aiming at the same results.
The unanimous adoption of Il repor, and
of sundry resolutions submitted by DR.
Nichols, of ST. Louis, would seem to int
prove the difficulties hitherto existing rs to
u union with the Southern General Assem-
bly, and the Old School Synod Of Missouri
After preamble, the resolutions declared
First. That all former deliyerances of the
Assemblies representing the Southern Gene
raj Assembly and the Old School Synod OF
Missouri are now. and have been since the
IT iinion. null and void.
Second. Thut the Assembly express full
confidence 10 the sounduess of the doctrine
and Christian character Of those brethren
and cannot doubt that an invitation at com
munion would lead to the speedy removal oil
the barriers that now separate those OF like
nrecious faith, and to practical manifesto
tion of their belief in Christ, etc., etc.
II was understood that this action in the
Assembly was satisfactory TO aud approved
nv lending men in the southern church, suci
nc DR. Stuart Robinson end DR.. Wilson, +"
Louisville, ky.; DR.. Palmer. OF Norm GU .
lima: DR.. :. Riborn aud DR.. Bullock, OF DILL
more. st., &c.; and it i hoped tual Suel
sentiments. extending the olive branch, my
be adopted and perpcttated 'l AL pdfl' .
| our common country.
Or. Baird, of Nashville, experimenting
the Cumberland Presbyterian church, nH'a1
mn able an eloquent address 10 the Assembly
and said their 105 Presbyterian churches he
| l3O, 900 members, with all their coilegeSahe
schools, were ready and willing to return U
their mother church if II Union was con
sidered desirable.
The Moderator replied in fraternal and
eloquent terms, and committee Io' CONFER
encc was appointed.
| Similar propositions We're made from th'
| General Assembly Of the Weleh PresDyteT'aI
Church and other bodies, ana 1t seemed IN
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d. English and American sheet: sse57!c;: swsdes,
s,s sosp s,sss Bsrs 6 ,sa sSsshoe
q
Mfn: In store. ss.se@ss rs Tor srandard-.fa, Is,
ten.penny: other sizes extra.
Plough fusffngs; " bctssaies ffs' retail, &C.
Liqpors. Wines, &c.
He: Scotch. best brands, pints, 4..7s p dozen;
'' Rssfia 70 afsseys: Common s,asLss; fun
proof. ii 2oGel.2s.
Rye Whtsksys: Medium. sI.se6se: pure old. @
ass; virqnia Mountain, new sstgsz.so; Old $50
srs g die Uomest,c, s,asas2 frui. s1sSGsLa;
apple. 81. 7sGss, wholesale peach, -.
kun Kun: S Ses Insland, si4sasi.so; Jamaica and
Satra Cruz. 449Sa. y.
Lumber. slaves. arc.
L,cn,ber: White oak. secGS3:s q l..oo: Western
Virginia poplar, sls@:as Loco white pine. :as@
1s2o, accoF ling to engtls- Shiuglos--Pn S2so0
IS; cypress, ssG$l? q LOCO. Lsths-sp'it, sLs9;
1000 seasoned, saoasSs y i.0oa F!our.arrei tim
bed her f oees ose 1S pSsi ass SieE
ory hoop: sic segtIs y Loco; red oak, for ui"lasses
len, $asac.
Rope: ManiIIs hest. ssspa5c.; sisa', SC = r.;
tuse, tssc. tt t&
8-onasfnG: &c. q bushcL 5,
/ CORN Brlln: 2oc. u Uushel.
3 SipstuT: 5sc. q bushci.
Shorts: &c ~ bushel.
Wheat Bran: COG ~ busheL
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: TOYS MINING ioc.gef1.es 3s lao feet.
Pocder Ss.7s BY the I'VE kegs-less than i've
KEGS, S7.25: blasting. A9 $3.50. I
SHOT: Northern, s2.75Gits n lag Of IS rs.
Seeds.
F2drseed.-SL656OSl.7
GriHdStOneS: 74lISc. ~ h.
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COTTON MARKETS.

MOBILE. June o.-Co!ton firm mlddlings. l7tc
net receipts l56 bales: exports cOast"ise All b les
sales. Coz bales stock. % 100 bales.
/ GALVESTON, June 2-Colton steady: good trdi-
nary, 1t lAtc.
CiiAhLEsTON. June 2-COtton quiet; middllngs,
Isc ne. cepts, 2J7 bales; exports coastwise, TO
bales: SALE. lvj bales stock, Io.077 bales.
NORFOLK. June 2-Cotton ql,let anu hrm low
mid nings, l7tc.: receipts l"5 blles; exports, as
b,.eC sales l25 bales stock. 1913 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June Cotton moderate; mid
ding. IsnQI,tc: net receipts, 1919 bales; gross,
I,i72 tales. Exporta-To Great Britain, LIZ Dacs
to continent 70 bales coast wse 3,S2 bales saleG.
2,OD0 dulles; stock. a Ill bales. 49,
BALTIMORE, June 2.-Cotton firm; middlings,
ls3c receipts, III bales: exports, LIS bales; sales,
375 bales stock, 52il bales.
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w Gather Probabilities.

WAsHriGToS, June 2.-For New England,
hgnt 10 fresh winds, mostly from the east
ana soAth, and clear and partly cloudy
weath er,
For The Middle States, light to fresh east
cry and southeriy winds and increasing
q Judiness, and possibly light rain in Mary.
and and Virginia.
. For the South Atlantic States, continued
| cloudy weather and rain, and easterly winds.
the latter probably shifting to southerly and
westerly, with clearing weather in Florida
and South Carolina during Tuesday.
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Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

topeclal Telegram to the Dispatch.
SUFFOLK, VA, June 2, 1878.
A startling tragedy was enacted In Nanse
mond county, about nine miles from tbi.
place, on Sunday. The particulars are sub
stantial'y as follows: Last Sunday morning
while MIR. Dempsey Jones, who resides or
White Marsh road near Cypress church, and
MS children were at Sunday school some un
known person or persons entered his house
and murdered his wife and Mrs. Sarah N
Dozier, his sister, by
BEATING OUT THEIR BRAINS WITH A CLUB.
The murderers then proceeded to rife the
house, and took therefrom all the money aud
transportable valuables that could be found
The murder was not discovered until the re-
turn of Mr.. Jones and bis children.
The news was rapidly communicated to
the neiehbors, and number of gentlemen
organized themselves for the purpose Of fol.
lowing and, if possible, arre,tiug the muir
derers. but up to the present writing with
no success, though it is thought that a very
ineligible clue to
TIE PERPETRATORS OF THE CRIME
has been obtained. The club with wbicl
the ladies were murdered has been found, as
also the tracks of bare feet in the upper por
lion Of the house.
Two more
EXCELLENT CHRISTIAN LADIES
than the deceased could not have been found
in the county. The sad occurrence Id:
caused great excitement, and there is uni
versal sympathy for Mr.. Jones and his in
teresting family. He has son and three
daughters, the former being a resident Of
Norfolk. The force in search Of the nlur.
derer or murderers consists of 100 mounted
men.
Second Dispatch.
THE FUNERAL OF MRS. JONES AND MRS. D0zlER
this afternoon, was the largest ever seen il
the county. The excitement is intense. A
negro man who has been working with Mr.
Jones was arrested tonight Oh circulnstan
tial evidence.
The jewelry and watch supposed to be
stolen were found thrown down. and left
only the pocket-book of Mr.. Jones, con
tanning thirty or forty dollars, was carried
of. Some small articles belonging to Mr.
Jones was found on the premises Of the
negro.
REWARD
will be offered tomorrow for the detection
of the murderer.
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BosroN, June 2.-The following is as cor
rect list US can be ascertaincd, until adjust
ments are made, Of insurance losses OF COM
panies doing business in Boston by asencles
on tho fire of Friday last: Foreign offices,
SS10,00n; New York offices, 1921 900; Penn
sylvama, $1S0,00O; Hartford, ST. 900; Provl
dence, $4,000; Bangor, $l3,00D; hllsceIla'
neous, SS0,O00- total outside of Boston Of
tices 500 600
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PLANTER AND FARMER.
SUBSCRIPTION. 81 PER AsNUM.
/ r1RsT-RATE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.

This old and we-,stab!ished Journal bias recently
changed hands aud viii be conducted WIN renewed
yigor. II viii number among Its contributors some
OF the -, .r,,L f,nr,Srpy
MON Mi subjects kindred 10 agriculture The an
TRENT departments of the ionrnal-aaricuinturai,
horticultural, mechanical. holyn9 3, ~. sen
~. CONDUCTED with view 10 make " me ,n,,.
~ pso eonaI xsIIfhRi,E AGRICULTURAL JOUR
ao9A Nal in THE STATE.
Every farmer should take II, and no one VINO is
recently moved into the State can nrn 70 w VIII
4 Out. =, r, aI s,crssss,si fsrn.ors .a planters
advertising eiaa y ns ,, S sSf n. m mort
snhssaniIaI Farmers .usb htissncss hen Insurance
companies, bsisers, insei.inlsts
MES nurserymeI, seessmep, coin mission m &
tc " no wish to reach tl,e best cls - peopie III ,
country, viii ind IL TO their Interest 70
this Journal. ..s---rs oe
each month at az per anauEf, In Sdrance.
! Specimen conies viii fe cent on application
sAll business Communications TO Ie ad,irssssd
JOHT "a RIsak, E.lifor ard PROPRIETOR,
Office No. z Columbian Block.
go - - 6 Il, So RiehWaFi, Va.
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Admitting the Dcath.scntence.

BALTIMORE, June Six persons (three
white and three black) are awaiting the
death.senteEce ia this State; five for murder
and one for raDe.
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-The dwelling of Al.
fred London and the store OF London q
Klantz, at Higginsport, were burned Satur'
day night. Loss, $4,000.
Peru, ILL.,, June 2.-Fiye stores were
burned here last night. Aggregate loss,
So6 600
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS,

NEW YORK, June 2.-t;otton steady; sales, 7ca
bales: upltnds, lssc; Orleans, l91c. Flour dull and
choice. 1895. Whiskey armer, aic Wheat heavy
and lower: winter. ST. ~. Com heavy; yellow
western, 63tneiic. Rice quiet. Fork dull and no.
minai. Beef and lard steady. Nayuls steady, Tall
low quiet Freghts very firm.
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Judgements for Gotten Claims.

/
who took part with The South In the recent
! struggle.
Judgements for Cotton Claims.
! WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Court Of Claims
today rendered number Of judgments IN
suits brought under the captured and aban-
doped property act for the value of cotton
aiken and sold By the Government agents,
the proceeds Of which were placed 10 the
treasury. In tbe.cases Of Byrnem, Houston
u VGndy's executors 1t was decided the
Government had no right to withhold either
the TWO per cent. cotton tax or crlstom-house
ices rom the proceeds of captured or ADAM
d"ned cotton. and judgments were rendered
tor The amounts so withheld. Judgment for
f3o, 400, the proceeds Of the sale Of captured
cotton, was rendered in favor of the Home
insurance Company, of Savannah, aud a
similar Judgment for SH ,176 was given In
favor of the Southern Insurance and Trust
Company.
The court adjourned till "Wednesday.
when final adjournment is expected to tile
third Monday in October.
Colonel McKenzie's Late Raid..
WASHINGTON. June "A brief official let.
ter from the post at Fort Clark, dated Nav
20. says, in alludins to Colonel McKenzie;s
operatlon' against the kickapoos and Lipans:
The march OF over one hundred miles, the
night, the destruction of two villages, and
the return to camp with all the captured
STOCK and prisoner>. were accomplished be-
tween noon on the 18th and daylight of the
l9tl-forty.one hours-with l,ss TO
Colonel Mckenzie's party of only three men
wounded, one of whom is supposed to be
mortally hurt.
Various items.
The President is inI disposed and no visit
ors were admitted to- day.
>. Il. Hamilton, formerly of Cincinnati,
has been appointe superintendent of re-
pairs upon public buildings.
John A. Bingh lin, who represented Mrs.
nurratt, has been appointed Minister to ia
pan.
Inc debt stu cement shows Il decrease of
s55oo,0OO; co IN in the Treasury, SO SOC, 900;
currency, s6,fN0,gOO. :
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xv.,.ruoxes.I and Abandoned.

SAVANNAH, June g. Captain Green, VI the
bark Linda, from Liverpool, reports hnring
PASSED the wreck of the brigantiEe Villa De
Audreax on the 18th ultimo in latitude %
north, longltude45 west, full Of Water and
abandoned,
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Rar,TIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June Flour dull; market fayors
buyers. Wheat quiet and unchanged Corn active
southern white, 7ac.: yellow. 82c. Oats dull south
crn sOGl5lc. Rye quiet nj s5@s5c. Hay. S2saS?9
Provisions dull aud nomuiliy unchauget. West
ern butter I'm fair demand; good to choice roll. 22fg
,,c. Whtskey-sales at 9j3c. Sugar In good de-
mand and steady ut lbsc.