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OHIO.


CoLuMnus, o., April 2.-:rhe most noticeable
Ebcrly, proprietor of Wholesale grocery, to
allow tho ladies' to pray III trout of his place. Ho
ordered tho ladies rudoly away, and upon their
rofusai to loaye, ho ordered his mon TO carry out
pile Of goods. In doiug this, ono Of the trucks
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INDIANA.


Special Dispatch to The Chicago 7f4bune.
GOSHEN, Ind, April 2.-Iwo enthusiastic tom
porance nlcusiugs wero hold in tho Baptist
Uhulcn to-day, Tomorrow afternoon another
meeting will be held ,whsn all the gentlemen in-
ont. Tho work IL increasing III interest evory
luy, and promises to soon drive every saloon
from tho city.
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Special Dftnaleh 70 Tho Chicago Ift5une
OTTAWA, April 2.-Tho Balo or ,iBe OF 1iouor
Within tho Parliament Buildings las boon pro-
hibitcd by tho House. Tho orlcr gives ground
pooplo.
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"A soldier stationed ut Sioux City rocciyod
$4,000 two WoekB ago. aud spont the lsst dollar
OF 1t In niue days, making one purchnss Of oglt-
hfR friends, ~
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Kingsford'a oswego staroh, ee8.1ooo
/, puro.
NO other manufacturer has ever rcaahcd this tcgree
Of perfortton. Families, hoels, aud iaundres much
prefer these goods LII 1t produces hard stral ntab
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oe,as. eE,aTsn.oa5Eust-noanea, II 11@llAd. tnsoea OIL 81
TAnIs. April 2.-Rontes 59f SOC.
The Produce Markets.
NEW YORK.
NIT fonE, April 2.-corroN-Dull and easier
soS n Sass an 1S iii il fa.!ss: s eGssa s 1a 1asS1 ss
M; @ dis: sna rn 7se.pt. 5000
Tsito yLe3t s1irs Ss5s5Sio; eafrs osio, sSsS
nea unchnnso Wiloaf mora doing reseps au 1855 sodo
ko anF;asa xauGss 1ssa ia 9:eSe e. 'PfPs
luth sl.o2. 1sse, barloy, aud malt Unchanged. Corn
arm With fair inquiry receipts, g. 600 tn new Wes-
mixed Western, 6l@6Io. NO''S' o"'
HA1AaD uoPs-Unchangcd.
less sevaan iower far to sooa @ 1ontnG sssss
hIolasacs and rice unchanged - '''s'
rEraonruA-Firmcr; crude, TIC: ronnod, 15,sQ
fuRpENr1sE-Quict at 47c.
-, PnoyIs5oNH7 @ nrmce new moss, $685. spot;
sn Unchanged aidies rer ' ions cIesr ss a1 'ss
sS; snsst snnt n; sS1r p9
a AND w nRa as 0l' ''lo''
Wu1skY-Dull ut gsc.
PHILADELPHIA.
putIADr1ru1A, April l2.-BnEApsrurrs--F1ou ouis.
ans s75j@s5o W,est unchangted gt T yo staaay aats
5StaG0o. '0~'
pnov1s1oNs-Qniet
WnIsEY--D74o.
1S}5' e'sh and April Il 15'EiSM f|{fM6sN 16e sNiay.
bAL1ia1oRE. April l2.-1ArApsruFrs-Flou dull md
nshapge s1 9sss.r Wheat atesy oho and 1nana $l5
efs es, ilessss sssfn hys hssaas a Corn hrm "os
pnoy1s.oSs- mess ror', ste:so. Bulk should
nm .F1 tHfy1d "a
1uTTEn-Unchauged. Lard, 0,zc.
CoFrEE-Dull aud nominal ut a4IG13c.
, os%Eoo April 2.BnEApsTuFrs- Wheat quiet No.
milwaukee, club ut $l.55Gs1.6G. Corn quicl At soc.
Barley quiet.
MEMPHIS, April -nnEAnsrur7s-Flour p dull and
mnnd at 7s'Sc. Oats in fair demand and hlghor, Il
:, Itr--rrs.rfo, sl,.oosl2.oo; mixed and timothy,
BnAa-Markot bare.
paov1s1oss- Pork aettve mud advanced, ut $1s.76.
Lard fairly active and hr'uer, at a1@1oHc4 Bacon
steady and 1rmcr
cofros-Quiet and stesay; midd!ing. l5,to; re-
bsas The Cotton E1chanso closes tooroT norr ao
markets will be sent.
Lou1sv111r, April a-corTox-rlrmcr 1t 1oc
DnsADsruFFs-Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
nominal. Corn quiet and unchanged. Oats quiet and
HAY-si7. co on cars.
,raoyissoAs- -Etr,ner. Mess pork, s16.es. Dula
shoulders, $ie.l2: clear rib. $3.50; clear, ssG2 Ba-
son shoulders s79o; clear rib, $685. clcar $500.
s,garcared hams, 2G9l25c Lard, terce, $50; ke:
1o:gc.
"H1sRx-9'c. ..
st.bwAunrr Apa nlaw4uEnG aMbnKans1uyra-1onr ou,..
a1t q, H. unchanged Wheat trin; No. ! Milwaukee,
Si&3 ~ 10: 40! N:5yH seller hay, sl37A; seller
1an Sn!ie Hl.s.a. oa!s-L9. sc seller May, a6Ac.
tiesn NE & eees es ay eso; nye S dum ana nominal
pnov1a1oNs-lesB pork, $l5.50915.75. Swect-pickgcd
n1a ha,ns 1sn & r. nMSloAe nry sailed shoulders G.,
luosp o noiea u m'eS; l5i@oe Aafa steadS anu Ill
eqoo ooo 9rs ,s. "hsas e1v9 ~ oo ~
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1AENihs
BY Tue vote Of the people within the Jurisdiction Of
their action they becamo q corporate authority.
Did tho peoplo Of South Chicago suppose,
when they voted ut tho county election, they
were Heleeting soma one from Wost Chicago.
North Chicago, Now Trior etc. for their
Perhaps majority Of tho voters of South Chi
cago did not vote for tile County Board, aud
tl'cn whAt would We havoc Corporate authori-
ties forSouth Chicago, not elected by tho votes
OF tho poople within that juriadction," but by
the votes OF pooplo In other townal
THE LOGICAL CONSEQUENCES.
Take the theory Of tho law carried to itH logic
al consequence, aud tho County Board might
levy tux for school-pnrposea in Hanover, or 1t
might levy tho city taxos Of tho City OF Chioago
Capitalization, removing tho Government ns fur
as possible from tito people, whereby the people
cannot dance aftor they have paid tho fiddler,
nor wiring his neck II ho don't fiddle we'll.
Commissioners Isl ILL tho Supreme Court do.
cdod TINT tho phIaso "corporato authorities"
otu..-
uot only nss local or corporate taxssion to local or
tton upon Tin power Of tue Legislature to grant tho
right of corporate or local taxation 10 any other per
soua than the corporate local authorities OF tho
municipality or district to be taxcd
Aud agan
by phrase "corporato authorities as used in tho
Constitution must ho understood those municipal
oliccrh who art G1tlGr directly elected bY tho pppl1
ton sought to 10 taxed by thoul appointed In soMo
modo to WHICH they have glsen their assent.
Now it cal,not be claimed for moment tint
tho population Of South Chicago over gave their
consent TINT tho County Board should DO their
corporate authorities for the purpose Of levy
ing their local taxes.
THE LINCOLN pANK CASE
went to tho Supronlo Court, and haB been ro-
Gently decided. 1u tho decision In that caao tho
following language occurB:
It is further objocted by tho appellants that tho
assessme,t not madu by the corporate authorities
Of Luke View or Of North Chicago. Was tho Bupcr-
visor and Assessor OF North Chicago who assessed tho
Proporty ia Like Wow. tle corporate authority OF
" Of LAKE, View the corporate authority Of North oh
cago7 We think unit. Ihe aw docs not nlake tleln
such, aud VIC aro uunblo to regard them such. Wo
enns. a nnaeraan4 ~ what process tho Bunerylsors
aistlon over property in Lake vluw, they deriving
e @ na Aest powers from tho pcoplo Ct thAt oGality
asa ne paIno lHay ~ said IN regard to the anresvlsoss
.! Lako . vlaw They, by law, havo jurisdot,on
ofef W. proroEty h Nos!l CAcago, a1a derive uone
o! thc1r lo%ess frum is itlhahit4uH,"
ELEor1Na COMMISSIONERS.
I{y recent nut of tho Goneret Assembly the
County Of Cook Ia divided into slx districts
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In hurdle race at the Hippodrome
yesterday the horse ridden by Miss Alice
Castingo fell. in going over the barrier and
was killed. Before the rider could extri-
cate herself the other horses In the race
went oyer the hurdle, and one Of the ami:
mails struck her in the head and breast
with its fore feet, inatcting, 1t Is feared,
fatal wounda. -
Another policeman has been arrested
charged with robbery. Ffz''
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Cuban Affairs.

HAVANA, June 2s.-An address has
been presented, to the Captain General ol
Cuba signed by the business men Of all
branches Of trade asking as remedy for
the present financial difficulties the impo.
sition Of tag Of 5 per cent on the riches
ot the Island which are represented by
land, holders, property in The city and
country, and by the commercial and
banking institutions and others, To be paid
quarterly for two years, beginning with
July LIST, 1874. It Is hoped that at the
end Of this period the war will be con-
cluded and there will be no further me-
oeesity for such extreme measures.
Capt. Genl Conchs to-day issued q de.
cree increasing the tax on the Island TO
70 cents per capita. 7,FgS -. y .:I : 57 :. = -
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The .Undertakef,s Chat.


lFtom Marx Twaiu'S Unpublished EnslIGhJ
Notes.. d g
snow, that corpse" said the under
tater, patting the folded hands Of de-
ceased appreyinglN g"was aGbrlck@
every way you took him ho was a brick.
He was so real accommodating, and 60
modest like and simple in his last mo.
nents. Friends wanted metallic burial
nothing else would do. Icouldn't
get H., There warn't going, to bestlme-
anybody could see that Corpse said
never mind, shake him up some kind Of
d box he could stretch out in comfort
ible he warn't particular bout the general
style Of it. Said he went more on room
than style, any way, in last final con.
taIner. Friends wanted q silver door
plate on the coffin, signllying who he was
and where he was Nffom. Now you know
fellow couldn't roust out such gaily
thing as that in q little country town like
this. What did corpse doi Corpse said
whitewash his old canoe and dob his ad-
dress and general destination onto 1t
with q blacking brush and Tstencil plate,
long with verse from some likely hymn,
and pint him for the tomb, and mark him
u o. D, and just let him flicker. Hs
warn't distressed any more than you be-
on the contrary just as am and collect
ed as' . hearse horse; and said he Judged
that Wher, he was going 10 A hodv yVonl6i
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FRANCE
4 TEN YRARs RxrRrsron. tc


PARIS, June 26.-At the sitting Of The
Committee Of Thirty TO- oday N. Italian, Of
the Right Centre, proposed an extenAiou
Of .President McMahon's term of office "a
ten years and the appointment Of q Vice
President. n. D6Iaure opposed the pro-
lect, on which no vote was taken. NJ.
Battle announced that the committee
would proceed to vote on n. Cassiner
Perier's billnext Monday. -
The Committee Of Parliamentary ini.
datiye have decided against referring N.
De La -Rochefaucauld's Monarchical Re.
solve TO Q Committee of 80, and will
probably declare 1t unconstitutional.
The Assembly to-day passed q bill
granting q 20, ,000, 900 francs indemnity to
the sufferers by the late war.
n Courbel has been condemned to pay
the costs Of reconstruction Of the Ven.
dome Column. "a
Domlciliary visits have been made BY
the police to the offices Of the
imperialist journals - and to the
residences OF prominent Bonapartis,
and important documents have been
seized. q f 'r,O .yr1
The Budget Committee have rejected
the bill submitted by M. Moyne, Minister
Of Finance, providing for the increase Of
direct taxation, and have declared in ia.
vor OF refusing payments TO the Bank oi
Franco,
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Another person writing from Lewis
burg, Greenbrier county, on June 18th, to
the Upshur County Delta, says that times
are very hard In that locality, and pros.
pects Immediately aheadpot encouraging,
Corn is worth one dollar per bnshel and
scarce at that. The correspondent states
that he has never seen so many men "car-
rying empty sacks under their arms as
now"
Sew have any grain to, sell, and what
little they canspsre they are compelled 10
sell on credit, as there Is great scarcity
Of money. Times don't seem 10 be at
their hardest yet. Half the meadows are
only good pasture, and great many not
that. There has been no rain, 10 do any
good, since the wet weather in April.
Everything in the vegetable line looks
very sorry. Oats are complete failure.
Since the 9Th Of May, I've ridden not less
than five, hundred miles, and have seen
but one field Of oats that can bring any
thing like a half crop"
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luI and 35, ,O00 WalIaeh.


CmcAGo, June 20-Flour-Dull and
nominal. Wheat-Dull, and the market
ls unsettled and lower; No. Chicaer
spring 81 92a1 2S; No. Q do. &1 1sISI ia
cash; 81 1s4 July; 81 III August; $lO5
oid !. g september; No. 8 do. 81 IS; rejected
u W; Oorn-Dull and unsettled; No. 2
mixed 9Otc cash; colo July or August;
rejected 67c. 0ats-Dull and q shade
lower; no. 9, 459c cash; Alto July; re.
1ected 4stc. Rye-Quiet and unchanged;
No. ., $40. Barley-Dnll and nominal.
Pork-Activc and advanced; $3.50 cash
or July; $l7 70 August. Lard-Active
and advanced; lilo cash or July; sum.
mer lard, 10fa10tc. Bulk Meats-Steady
and unchanged. On the open Board
wheat clcsed.st$ 81 1sh July; Isl LII Au,
gust; common 6l4c July.
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A swindling QaacIt..

o. 4
We published lately communication
from victim at Sistersville, in Tyler
county, giving an account of-the opera
tions Of an intinerant quack who. has
been fleeing the people in that region
under pretence Of curing them OF all
manner Of diseases. The Clarksburgh
Telegraph speaks Of the same swindler as
follows: .' z. ',.ss q.
1.-THE above named individual" !" (Fuller)
1visited our city q few weeks ago under
the guise ot q physician, capable Of heal.
log every disease, which, 1t is certain, none
but a quack can do BE had bills printed,
IL which he stated he would remain sixty
days, and under that assurance convey
ances were hired 10 him 70 visit the sur.
rounding towns and villages, ! At first he
seemed satisfied with a one.horse buggy,
then he hired team, and drove out
every day ii style, but neglected 10 settle
his little accounts. For his board bill he
gave some clothes and 1ewelry as securi.
ty, but last week he concluded TO light
out and on the afternoon Of Thursday he
arose from the table and proceeding to the
room in which his clothes were stored,
extracted them 'therefrom and, handed
them out by . window to ian ac-
complice who was IN waiting. The
discovery was made very soon Af-
Ter, and o warrant was issued Tor his ar.
rest and, placed In the hands o. Superin.
tendent ,Slers, who went In pursuit and
finally spied him In the vicinity Of the Dc.
pot. The doctor, however, proved too
smart for George, and started on run
down the railroad track. George was
not deferred, but followed In close pur-
suit The evening was warm, which
caused the perspiration to { roll In
large drops from beneath the doc
tors i, stove.pipe, but owing to the
hurry he couidsuot use his nectared hand.
kerchiei, and had TO subtitute his sleeve.
George was almost as bad, land finally
from lack Of wind he found himself stand,
ing on an elevated spot admiring the
doctor as q runner as he. sped over Pin.
nikihnIck. The livery keepers as well
as the hotel keeper wear o detected look
over this affair, and we are sure quach
doctors in the future will meet with d cold
shoulder in Clarksburg.nd EuCy
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any I've tackled In seven year. Thete'a
come satlsfactian In buryin' 0 man like
that. You feetthat what you're doing ID
appreciated. Lord blees you, SOS he got
planted before he spilled, he was perfectly
satisfied; said FhiA relaiionB meant well,
per-fectly well, bat al them preparations
was bound to- delay tie thing more or
less, and he didn't wish to be kept layin'
around. You neversee such clear head
as what he had-and 80 cam and 90 cool.
Just = a. hunk rot brains-that Y is
what he SRaS. Perfectly awful, 6 It
was ripping distance from one end
Of that mans head to t'other. Often and
over sgain he's had brain fever Rrsging
In one place, and the reat Of the pile
didn't know anything about'it- -didn'tal-
feet It any more than an Indian insurrec-
tion In Arizona Affects the rAtlantic
States. Well, the relations they wanted
. lurid funeral, but corpse said he was
down on flumtnery-didn't want any pro.
cession-flll the heafse full Of moutners
and get out . stern line and tow him be-
hind. he vGS the most down on style
Of any remains I ever struck A bea1tis
ful stmple.minded creature-it was Just
what he was, you can depend on that.
BE was Just set on having things the way
he wanted them, and he took solid com.
fort in laying his little plans! he had me
measure him and take o whole raft ol
directions; then he had the minister stand
up behind long box with q. table cloth
over 1t, to represent the coftln, and read
his funeral sermon, saying tAngcore, ang.
core + at the good places, and making him
scratch ont every bit Of lbfa95 about 'him,!
and all the hilalutin; and then
he made them .trot out the CHOIR
eos he could help them pick out
the; tunes for the occasion, and he eot
them 10 sing Pop Goes the Weasel be-
cause he'd always liked that tune when he
was down-hearted, and Solemn music
made him ssd: and when they sung that
with tears In their ewes (because they all
loved him), and bis Relation prieyinf
around, he lust laid there as happy as q
bug, and irving to beat time and showing
All over how much he leDioyed Il. and
presently he got worked nm and excited,
and tried 10 ION ID, tor mind YOU, he was
pretty proud Of bis abilities In the singing
line: but The first time he opened his
month and was inst going 10 spread him-
self, his breath took q walk. : I!neyer see
n man anuffad ont 40 sudden. y All. .it,vas
4 great loss-it was a powerful loss to
this Door little one horse town: Well.I
well, well, l amt got time to be palaver-
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Cihcinnati Markel.- :

oMoriN4Tr, June 2O.-Cotton-Quiet
q 17c. Flour-Dull and unchanged,
Wheat-Dull and nominal at 81 25.
Corn-Dnll; mixed 03a85c, Oata-Dull
at 4Sa65c, Rye-Dull and unsettled;
sales ct SSa90c. BArley-NomInal, Lin.
seed Ol-steady OF 05a9Gc. Lard OIL
Quiet and unchanged. Eggs-Flrm,
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Cheese
Scarce and firm. Pork-Unchanped,
Lard-Quiet and unchanged. Bulk Meats
Quiet and firm; clear rib 0c, freely
offered but no sales; clear 80 371s9 40,
Bacon-steady; shoulders 7ia7Rc; clear
rib 9tal0c; clear 1o4a10sc., Whisky
Firm Of 99c.
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New York Market.

NEW York, June 2G.-Cotton-Dull
and easier; middling uplands TIC,
Elour.Dnll and lower; super western and
state $5 OOa5 60; common to good $5 90a
Q %; good to choice So 30a8 10; white
wheat extra SO 70a7 90; extra Ohio So 90
az 70. Wheat-Moderate demand and
lower; winter red western 81 42a1 46
Rye-Scarce and advancing; Canada in
bond $116. Barley and Malt-Un-
changed. Corn-Lower; western mixed
7Saslc; western yellow size; white west
ern 87a90c. 0ats-Heavy and lower:
mixed western 8la82ic; white western OS
aSbRc. Cofee-Firmer; Rio 1sla22Ic.
sugar-Ftrm.W Whisky-steady at 99c.
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CONVICTED AND FINED,

Police Commissioners Oliver Charlick
and Hugh Gardner, convicted yesterday
Of violating the election law were each
to-day sentenced to pay q fine Of $500
and the clerk Of the court was instructed
to notify the Governor Of the record Of
their conviction. A motion In arrest OF
Judgment was denied.
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M sBeecher- Wili III Speak j 8 onr.

NRw YoRK; June ssi si-Mr. iBeechsr
was present atithe weekly prayer meet.
Ing Of Plymouth Church this evening.
The proceedings were Of the usual devO-
uonal character, and mo reference! what
ever was made TO the .Tilton letter. After
the meeting Nj, Beecher, ,iin 'conyersa.
ton with areporter, said he had St pfss-
ent no intention. Of saying anything In re.
ply TO the recent statements. he had o
large pastofats under his charge, and had
no time tor. personal controversies. Il,
however, the examiners Of Plymouth
Church should decide that It would be
well for him TO speak out in regard to the
recent lie, hewoula do 90 without hesita.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PntIADEIPHLA, June 90. = Wool =
In, good demand and business small
with quotations lower; Ohio, Pennsyl.
vania and West Virginia Xxx and above
59a55c; X 52a5Sc; medium 5OA52c; coarse
45c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and western fine 48a50c; medium 40s50c;
coarse 45c; combing washed 50a82c;
combing unwashed 40a52c; Canada comb.
ing 6Oc; fine unwashed 35c; coarse and
medium unwashed 35a3ec; tub washed 81
965c; extra and merino pulled 45a50c;
No. l and super pulled 45a4Sc.
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oLEyELAND.
TRTRNNIAL FRsTTYAL.

CLEVELAND; June 90 6-At business
meeting Of the North American Sanger
bund to-day It was decided TO hold q
festival every three years instead oi every
two. The next festival to be held at
Louisville, KY, in 1877. Tonight the
last CONCERT q The festival was sgivens III
which solos were sang byseverafsoc societies
Of the Bund. The attendance was fair
and music Rocd. Tomorrow the Saen-
eerfGst will close with q picnic q the
Northern" Ohio Fair Grounds. This
meeting Of the sAengerlest has been In
every way perfect success. nov .9YI
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Weather Report.
WAI UIFAKLNEAEl
o1rIo1 Or EIz CHIE9 sIsNAd 20 oEYIoER,
PRoRABuITII

EhUhAblI1I1hds
For New England, the Middle States
and Lower Lake Region partly cloudy
weather and local rains will prevail with
variable winds, slight changes in tempe.
rature and stationary or rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic aud Gulf States
partly cloudy weather, with local rains
east Of the Mississippi river, south or
west winds, high temperature and slight
changes In barometer ,,..y-. an
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley 10.
creasing cloudiness and possibly light rain
with south or west winds and decidedly
high temperature. o;+G
For the Upper Lake Region and North.
west partly cloudy weather and severe
storms In the Upper Mississippi Valley,
with easterly or southerly winds, high
temperature, except In the northern part
Of the Upper Lake Region and continued
low barometer. :. . - suilt..r5,a' .aa.i s-.a
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NEW YORK CITY, !
ANornRR oAaI oE Z F.g Hynpopuon,. I I.

NEW YoRK, June 9e-Another case Of
hydrophobia is reported, the victim being
VIM. Mccormick, butcher, Of 800 East
6lst street. McC Cormick was bitten q little
over a month aeo. NJ - : " -
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, June sG.-Flour-ouie,
but unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; western
spring 81 30a1 80. Corn-steady; new
western mixed SOC; old e2tc. Oats
Firm; western,mixed 5Sa59c; white Goa
69c. Rye-Dull. Provisions-Quiet
Mess Pork-$1s50. Bulk Meats-Nom.
inal. Bacon-Fair demand; shoulders
7taSc; clear rib 10ss109c; sugar. cured
hams 14a16c. Lard-Steady; refined 114c
Butter-Scarce and firm; choice western
2Sas4c. Cofee-Unchanged. Whisky
Quiet at 9Sa99c.s - y fs-;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-27
cropINews from the Southern BOrd.i
ers Of his stafe,i 'Ie n

We regret to notice tha, the same
drouth thAt,ha4 prevailed in our own inn
mediate section here, and which has 50
nearly destroyed oil prospects for crop
Of hay and oats, has.llkewise prevailed
along our southern border and inflicted
great damage, II not total failure, upon
the crops pamed.I AIgentleman who has
made . trip Through Randolph, Poca!
hontas and. .Greenbrier counties. .says-that
he found the country very dry and suffer.
ing sadly foE the lack olirain. BE ssys
that there will be fine crops Of wheat and
rye, but corn, oats and grass will be near.
ly a tailurea rsR qn3 s3iu2 reri !
1.-THE meadows through al the country
that We travelled, looked very brown, as
though they were nearly burned to death.
We think there are but few, IL, any, that
will turn Of one fourth their usual crops
ot grass. In some parts OF the country
the corn has very healthy color, but is
very short; and we feel confident that we
did not see single field Of oats over three
inrhaa hioh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-06-27

Pu1IADELpH1G, June 2e.-Flour-
Quiet; super &S 75a4 25; State, Ohio ant
Indiana so 75a7 80. Wheat-Dull: rel
81 40; white 81 45. Corn-Quiet and
weak; yellow ssasSc. Oats-Active; white
04ic; mixed &c.,. Butter-Fifm; western
choice 20A22c; fair TO good 18a20c. Cheese
Unchanged. Eggs-AdVancing; wes-
tern 1Sa20c. Orude--Petroleum firm
refined 1870 cash and June; 13c July
Whisky--9Sfa99c