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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
INCREASED POSTAL FACILITIES.

J. Gayler, Superintendent of the City De-
livery reported Postmaster James that there Is
necessity for in the number of clerks OF the
various city subsaons BY Of the small force
mistakes will through haste. superintendent
Gayer prepared tables showing the hours OF service
performed by the clerks in the various stations and the
rapid increase in the of postal matter passing
through their hands. The following are the hours OF
service performed by tie clerks average at the
stations Indicated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
6usrial Noiires

e..rth Assembly District (>eventh Wardl Ltkeraf
Repubican Assocaton-A pahhe meeting At which eHs.a.
nj haze opportunity the roll OF membership will 10 hs
rIIs EVENING heaeaRarters los Eat Broadway sAnsa
Housel Prom speAkrs will deliver adir-ssea
GKORGB YOUNG, Prssdeai.
Post-Orce Notice.-rse MAILS PoR EUROPE The sesk
SATURDAY JsIe 30 1874 IA cies Tins ons as 'ehsss
On TUESDAY al IL N on WEDNESDAY ~ aud no
THURSDAY ~ IL :. -, saA % SATURDAY 81 y .sa ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
ARGUMENTS IN THE CASE OF RYAN AGAINST
CONTROLLER GREEN.

ALBANY, June l6.-The argument on the
appeal taken by Controller Green from the decision OF
he General Term of the Court Of Common Pleas IN inc
of James Ryan. who claimed his salary as deputy
Clerk Of the Court OF Sessions Of New-fork whie ne
was member OF the Legislature, came up to-ds' ~
the Court Of Appsa James c. Carter represented the
Controller and Richard o'Gorman and William z. Mo
Namara appeared for the roator. Carter argued the
chiefly on technical points, claiming thai the Court
Q! copmQn Pleas had Jurisdiction " issue VII "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
THE SUMNER MEMORIAL TO TAKE fHE
FORM OF A STATUE.

Rosroy. June 16.-At a meeting of the con-
triputors To the proposed sumner memorial to-day It
was stated that owing to the recent calls for
Immediate aid 20 which the citizens OF Boston had
heraly responded the receipts OF the subscription
committed had been large as under other circum
stances they would have been. After an informal ds
cu..pn N decided that the amount now on hand,
ABOUT should be Increased To tOvoO. and ILLS
should be used IN the erection OF the meporial WHICH Is
70 lake the form OF a statue OF Mr. sumner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT LONG I-LASD CITY.

The canal boat Charles II. O'Neil, Capt.
Henry pysye laden with 1900 barrels Of lime, caught
fire at yesterday, at Provosrs wharf, on New
town Crssk The nremen of this city responded
IN tbe ala,m and removed 500 barrels which were
ON deck and the towed out into the Eist
River and sguttled IL thought that she ~ total
loss The boat was nearly R~w, having been bult for
the Keenan, Lime COinDBu OF Glen Faik. y. Y, last
Fail NJ "A cost - The total loss Oh vessel ana
ca-go Is aDou. IS 1UO. Both we're partially insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
THE URGENT NEED OF THE LOUISIANA SUI
FERERS

ST.. LOUIS, June 16.-nr. King, agent of Gov.
Kellogg of Louisiana, and Mayor Witt OF New Orleans,
addressed the Louisiana Relief Committee and num-
Der OF merchants here to-day In regard to further sub
sorptons to thet sufferers the overlooked region Of
that state He SAYS that fully onethrd of
s1iIl under water from feet Deep and that
from 10000 5000 people are now in destitute condi
ron that much sickness already prevails, ana unlrss
the neope obtain relief ering during the Summer
ooths will DE beyond precedent Additional eontribu-
lions were made by the Rsef Committee ana measures
adopted 10 increase them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

DAUGHTERS, sged 10 aud Il years. wsrs foas3
dead and horribly mutilated. Mrs. Bradleys BODY
was cut open aud the viscera exposed. Tho faces q
the daughters beaten 20 Jelly. baby was founo
alive. suffering from slight wound and threeye.e
old boy was found wandering in the adjacent woon
uniniured The family poor and had 40 money.
There Is no clue 10 the murderers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

.Whnt,ought To be considered Hoaesty and Legafoy
Gold s-lscas gold p gold 4 aS. ss all the r-,~reussA
gold considered honest gold oeks sci and weas
vel. proportions fail and asaxs Is
u and nay be tosnet they Ike osas@ia Psnss
.x.d nth b.ss The Book AZ Hall Nara
Ansncaas Eng Bsgsnd should 20 TO Mr. srRssrsAs sse
IL Bon1. Lsndoe Eagls1d AL aspect ~
esos soel of seAi gold sev SssAA sAs-s ssosa
hfouxaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
AT STANLEY, n. J.-LOSs s40. 900.

The Stanley Felt Mills in Morris COUNTY,
~ j. was destroyed by fire yesterday morning The
mill was owned occupied by Page, KIdder q
Fletcher OF New-YOrk. who manufactured from
WOODEN rags, dry roofing felt. TIE IRE
oginated IN the oil which il used 70 saurae the
fef The loss is estimated sc $4,000; fully insured
lle rp was discovered by the ngnt wachVan out be-
fore alarm could be given the haines were DeyoLd
con rDI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

rAbouf Risters.- psrO Of life tonic sses-sfsi
Ina thse danger aang inus tho q asss
ton giving temporary relief Ts obv.te ibis and present. 70 NJ
oubs tonic free from .eohse pssas Dr. Greene prepared -
oxyswrAryp Brrrxss thirty for Dye
,.oxs ana Kindred Sold every~here JoHs HEsnu.
CuanAs 4 Co.. PIopustos s1a college place. Se--f0rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
TIE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

BosroS, June 16.-In the Senate this after
noon a vote was reached on the Hoosac Tunnel ques-
ZION ana the amended bill OF MI Learned Was rJeo'eu
~, vote OF II 20 IT. The bill of Mr.. Bailey was then
:. - .o a third reading-l7 10 l6. The matter VIII
s nm again 70 morrow. The House rejected Tue Lee
IA Haven Railroad bill this afGern0on-o' ioas' W
% kaYA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

THE NEw-ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
RosroN, June 16.-The Trustees Of the
New England Agricultural society met at Boston to-day
10 arrange preimnaries for the next annual exhibition
az Nsrracansett PARK Providence during the first week
in seute inter next AL tina New England States were
represented A liberal system OF premiums was agreed
uluu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
HORRIBLE MURDER IN INDIANA.

CINCINNATI. June 49, Special dispatches
from Lawrenceourg Ind, report horrible, mysterious
murder, discovered to-day, two miles rom that
PLACE, Ma My U, Rrsal"y saA ssS Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
hOMRSrIC MARKET.


ysvORLRASs June 16-CDyr quiet; Mired Sic Bsoon fA
shoaers e Ciesr Rhs 10 &C. Clear loAsc Corn hss
articles Gold III = New
sight y premium. sterling 81 43Aa
J. G., June l6Spns rarpen'ins quiet s 80 %
ga 81 10 upennye sesdy ~ 80 tos
for Y-Os Dip 81 50 orsHs1 Tst dull ss u 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
WASHINGTON.


bill for the temporary management OF the anais =,
the District through q commission under hiniteu
and restraining powers.
Among the miscellaneous measures which passed
the House to-day under the suspension OF the ruIes
were the following: Fixing qualifications LOT ier-
ritorial delegates and making bigamy or polygaihy
a cause of disability the bill. however Is not 10
affect existing rights Establishing general r"ieS
for ocean telegraph companies, and making their
leges general and uniform appropriarng S4o-Ooo
to indemnify holders of redemption agd homes1eau
certificates in the Des Mones River grant, on ac-
count of failure of title extending the time for pre-
sontlng claims to the Southern Claims ComlhlS
sioners until July 4, 1875 and providing Tor TWO
additional Commissioners for the relief OF o"heiS
and purchasers of lands sold for direct taxes III
insurrectionary States.
Among the propositions that failed TO get TWO
thirds majority were the following Authorizing
30 years lease of the Marine Hospital and erounds
at Cleveland Ohio, TO the city authorities; redur
ing the Committee on Elections to report next sat
urday the result of its Investigation into the charges
against the Mormon delegate; directing the oecre-
tary of the Treasury to report next session on 'nc
needs OF the City of Brooklyn for public building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

An interesting collection of antiques ana
rs on exhibition nj the Leavitts aad + 70 oe
sold on Thursday AFTERNOON aud following uhy - ,,,r
tans Etruscan pottery, MalVicls W. eAD1a w. w.
ntnre. nr--zcs et.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE ALUMSE

The annual reception of the AlumnB Of
RUTGERS Female College was held last evening IN the
College chapel, No ss9 Flfth-sve The exercises were
opened with prayer by the Rev Dr. Martin, after which
the officers OF Alumni Association read their annual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

0Ruptured People. dangerous sSins sisl
The BAsrc fHUsA ded
Brosa.ay Rupture eomor.b, night and day ai cared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKPra

HAVANA June 16 spanish Gold 264 a265 Exchange ns
Un so days currency l23gl2i premium sght i1
sasar-No. IL D. g, 2la822 reals per srrObe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

suparntendent Gaylor recommends the appointment
of two additional clerks each 10 Stations A, b. t. Z, r.
and IL and one each 70 Stations X and l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17
The following the number of mails and pouches
and received daily at Stations c. f. H. and

Since 1870 there have been only IA additional clerks as
signed TO duty principal stations exclusive OF
moneyorder clerks. although the business has Increased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-17

WAR DEPARTMENT, ,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. Z
WARRINGTON. "Wednesday, June IL a. u.
Synopsis FOR the past ttcenty-fOur hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-20
NEWS BY MAIL.

The government at San Jose de Guatemala
is reported to have settled with the British
consul, Magee, for the recent outrage, by
paying him 10000.
In the Senate Monday, the pilotage bill was
considered during the morning hour, after
which the legislative appropriation bill was
considered in committee of the whole, and
large number of amendments agreed to. The
bill amending the diplomatic and consular bill
was passed. In the House of Representa-
tiyes bill for the relief of the sufferers by
food in Alabama was passed. after motion
to include the Massachusetts sufferers had
been refused acceptance. The house cur
rency bill, with the Senate substitute therefor,
was referred to the committee on banking and
currency. A resolution for the appointment
of a committee to investigate the political
affairs of Arkansas was rejected. Among
the bills introduced were two for Geographic
communication with Asia, and one for the
creation of court for the adiucation of the
Geneva award.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-20
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Lancaster, 10. The store of G. w. & y.
w. Libby, at Whitefeld, was entered by bur-
glars last night. They blew open the safe
with powder and took theretrom or hun
dred dollars in currency besides papers Of
value. Although the store is centrally loca-
ted the report of the explosion failed to at
tract attention and robbers were permitted to
escape with their booty unmolested.
Manchester, 10. Leading democrats are
making active preparations for the June SEES
sion of the legislature at Concord. To ex-
pedlate business sub committees were appoint
cd some time since by the State central COM
mttee, to draft important bills, among them
license law, a new judicial and senatorial
bill and bill to re-district the wards of Man
chester. Some prominent democrats advo-
Gated the adoption Of the provisions of the
nited States with reference TO the license
question. The State officers to be elected
is prominent topic. Hon. VIM. Butterfeld
of Concord, late editor of the Patriot will
probably be Sec'y of State. Hon. VIM. Bur-
rows of Plymouth and Hon. Albert Il. Hatch
OF Portsmouth are the leading candidates for
the Speakership of the house.
Concord, 10. The annual meeting of the
Grand Chapter of the State of New Hamp-
shire opened at - o'clock, in Masonic Hall,
and officers were elected: William Bennett
of Nashua, NJ. E. Grand High Priest; j. d.
Patterson of Manchester, L. Deputy Grand
High Priest; j. j. Bell of Exeter, Z. Grand
Scribe; d. w. Edgery of Pennington, E.
Grand Treasurer; j. A. Harris of Concord,
Z. Grand Secretary; James Adams of
Canada, L. Grand Chapter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-20
seven Millions OF Pores.

All day and all night the exhausted particles of
every human system arc passing on through seven
millions OF quartcr-nch hose-that being about the
length OF the sWcat-ducts connected with the pores.
Ii these are Distracted, sickness ensUes; if they
were sealed up, the consequence would be death.
1t IS one of the provinces Of Hostetters Stomach
Biter5 to keep the superficial escape pipes open,
as well as those larger eXcretory organs, the bow
els. The stomach and the skin sympathiZe, and it
is through the stomach that the Bittere upon the
cutice, Keeping it moist, elastic and unievercd.
The famous vegetable nvgorant Is marvellous
medicine; no other preparation known contains
such Il variety of curative and preservative ele.
ments, or acts, at the same time, in such variety
OF beneficial ways. In dyspepsia it strengthens the
stomach, improves the appetite, and controls the
liver; in fever and ague it breaks up the fits in
cases of physical prostraton it is literally vital
specific. mayo t&WlW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-20

Among the domestic inventions for which
the present age is noted, and worthily so, as
tending to save labor and expense and in
crease the comfort of families, we have hardly
seen one deserving of more favorable consid-
Grafton or a more ready and cordial welcome
in every household, than the Patent Combined
Oven aud Steam Condenser for cooking
stoves, which, in a marked degree accom-
plishes all the above results. We endorse the
following from the Lewiston Journal
1t is very convenient arrangement for
preventing the heat, steam and bad odors,
arising from the stove, from escaping into the
room, while in cold weather it is easily made
to increase the heat. 1t is also designed to
save time and labor connected with cooking
which. we are told, can be done with about
half the fuel ordinarily required without it.
So many advantages must recommend it ia
voraby to every family, and ensure for it a
rapid and extended sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-20
ARK ANSAS.
BAXTER CHARGES BROOKS
WITH TREASON.
More Trouble AT Pine Bluff.

New York. 10. Little Rock specials con-
tain the following Three hundred and TWEEN
ty-fve men left yesterday, and a company of
Baxter men also left.
The State House is in a shockingly dirty
condition after its use by the Brooks men. A
guard of regulars has been stationed there
Brooks continues defiant. under receipt of
dispatches from Dorsey or Clayton at Wash
ington, to tho effect that Brooks will be sus-
tanned by Congress. 1t is said that Baxter
stated yesterday, that, under the laws Of the
State, Brooks and his followers had been guilty
of treason, which was punishable with death,
and that Brooks would be wise to leave the
State. In case he remains the consequences
to him will be serious.
Gov. Baxter telegraphed to parties in
Washington, yesterday, that all sorts of
fraud and corruption will be proved against
Dorsey and Clayton, and the legislature will
resolve that they should both resign
At Pine Bluff, Brooks negro leader. named
Murphy, is melting the negroes at incendiar-
ism. Troops will go to Pine Bluff to-day to
kill Murphy.
1t was arranged last night that Bakers
men take possession Of the State House to-
day. Gov. Baxter under an escort went to
his own home last night for the first time
! since the rebellion broke out.
Dlttie MOCK, ~. Brooks with a small
squad of cavalry left the State House about
daylight, and it is reported took the Fort
Smith road.
The federal barnicades we're Withdrawn
this morning.
Gen. Newton visited the State House at
noon, and soon afterwards Gov. Baxter, es-
corted by his troops, started from Odd Eel
laws hall to the Capitol. \ hundred guns
were fired and great enthusiasm prevailed
The building was found in very delapiated
condition. Earthworks and barricades were
scattered throughout the grounds. The
desks in the legislative hall had been impro-
vised into barbados, and many OF them were
broken. The utmost cocfusion prevailed
The State arms were left lying loose around
the building. The workmen were busy
throughout the day putting things to rights
At noon Gen. Newton turned the city over
to the Mayor, and the latter at once dis
charged all policemen heretofore employed,
and swore in 100 citizens who volunteered for
the purpose as a special police force.
Attorney Gen. Touly to-day sent in his
resignation to Gov Baxter, which was accep-
ted, and Maj. J. L. Witherspoon was ap-
pointed to the vacancy.
Everything is quiet and orderly tonight.
The federal forces have returned TO the arse
nal, Baxter's troops occupy the State House,
nearly all the stores are open and business is
transacted as usual.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

Lowell. 10. Ii is proposed heIe to divide
the Louisiana subscription and give portion
to the sufferers by the recent calamity at
Haydenville and contiguous towns.
The committee of the city council on pub
lie bathing will organize tomorrow afternoon,
and commence the erection of bathing houses
along the banks of the Merrimack.
A hearing was granted the remonstrants
against fire district ordnance by the city
council this evening. Definite action was
not taken, but SO grave ordinances, were the
objections urged, that it will probably be
amended radically before it is passed.
Springfield, 10. Several thousand more
people have visited the ruins in Mill River
Valley to-day. Some 20 of the missing dead
bodies have been dug out of the ruins of the
buildings and deposits of sand, and from %
to so are still to he recovered. The legisa-
tive committee has examined the reservoir
and found that it was very poorly built. Some
400 volunteer laborers were at work to- day
digging in the ruins for the dead bodies, and
thousand are expected tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-20
FKOM NEW iNi,N.

New York, 10. The United Schutzen AS
ISOLATION continued its opening festival in
Schutzen Park, Union Hill, N. j., to- day.
The attendance was large, and different corps
well represented, shooting remarkably good.
Theodore Derin of this city, shot ten times in
the bulls-eye. Mr.. Bird of New York made
seventy-three rings on the target of honor,
being the best shooting on record. Mr..
Tasting of Philadelphia made forty, and Mr..
Beleher thirtyfour rings.
The annual May anniversary of Sunday
schools attached to the Central Presbyterian
church mission of collegiate, reformed church,
Madison Avenue reformed church and Pres
byteran memorial church and mission, was
held to day.
Subscriptions for the Mill River sufferers
now exceed 49, 500.
Ex-Governor Washburn of Wisconsin, sailed
to-day for Europe.
Mrs. Maloney, who in a dispute struck
Hermann Schmitt terrible blow with a
brick, in Brooklyn, a week ago, has been ar
rested, as Schmitt's injuries are likely to
prove fatal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-20
FOREIGN.

Bristol, Finland, 10. Arrived, steamer
Cornwall. from New York.
London, 10. The Car went to Aldsnshot
this morning. The usual crowds gathered
to see him. He returns to London this after
noon. A State ball in his honor will be given
at Buckingham palace tonight.
The carlsts last week attacked some en-
trenching parties beyond Billoa, but were
driven off with the loss of thirty prisoners.
Sixty republicans were killed and wounded.
The carlists are expecting the arrival of a
cargo of guns purchased in England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-20
STATE NEWS.

The Cruelty to Animals Society in Port
land have held their second annual meeting.
The report of their doings the past year is
quite encouraging.
young man kept at the City Farm in
Bangor, labors under the curious hallucina-
ton that he is a woman, and appropriates and
wears all the shawls and millinery he can lay
hands on.
A special to the Portland Press from Rock
land says that JamesH Martin and wife of that
place, had quarrel, in the course of which
Mrs. Martin threw n pair shears at her hus
bands head, which he succeeded in lodging.
The shears struck one of their children, four
years of age, IN the knee, infiicting an ugly
wound. The child died Monday from the
effects Of the wound.
Work on the foundation of the new Jail
| workshops in Bangor, is progressing rapidly
under the direction of Mr. j. w. Humphrey
| 1t is expected that the building will be ready
| for occupancy in September next
| The Portland Advertiser says that a gem
| tleman living on State street in that city,
| drew $4,000 ia the last drawing of the
Havana Lottery.
| AT Libby Meadow Brook, says the Journal
| river driver fell asleep on the outer ends of
| the railroad sleepers Saturday, and was dis
turbed by a passing train. Attempting in his
! half awakened state to arise, he was struck
| on the head and in the side by the cars above
| him. His clothes were nearly torn from him,
| and his companion took otfense at the force
with which boot struck him in his dreams.
No serious injury was done.
Rev. Mr.. HoughtoA has accepted the invi
| tation of the Army and Navy Union, in Bath,
| to deliver the address on Decoration day.
! Alfred Jail has let slip some more birds.
| Friday afternoon the son of Sheriff Warren
left the door unfastened, and five fellows,
John Curtis, Frank Richards, Michael
OBrien, Francis Rourke and one McNulty.
slipped out. posse started in pursuit, and
captured McNulty in a field near by. All the
men save Curtis were barefooted. Persons
answering to their description were seen in
Bddeford Saturday morning. Curtis was
taken to Alfred only few weeks since, and
was awaiting the action of the grand jury on
a charge of burglariously entering the store
of Mrs. Chadwick, on Franklin street, Bidde-
ford. Richards, O'Brien, Rourke and Nc
Nulty were to be tried at the next court for
| breaking into +. NJ. Barnham's store, at Bid
deford some time since. Late Saturday
afternoon Rourke and Richards came into the
| lookup at Bddeford and gave themselves up,
| concluding it useless to attempt to get away.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, May 10, 1874.

Flour-extra spring 25a6 25-.
Wheat-No. spring. l2S-al25-; No. ?, l225Sa
l21h; June, l2214 aI22i< July, -a-;No. 8, ll7ha
1l7le rejected, l06-al06.
Corn-No. 2, mixed, cash, 62da62-; June, OK a
62l4 July, 633Ia-; rejected, G0laa.
Oats-No. 2, 4Sha- June, q; July 30
rejected, al.
Rye--No. 2, 1G0-al00-.
Barey-No. 2 spring liOa4O; No. spring lOsallo.
Dressed Hogs-6 O0a6 rs.
Pcrk-l7 20al7 90, cash; June, II 25a--; July,
II 45.
Lard 1O1la--, cash; June, 10 20; July, 10 90.
Bulk Meats-shOuiders 81 short rib mid SKA
-; short clear mid sHaI.
Green meats-shouders sig; short ribs -.
Hams IA lbs average al3-.
Whiskey-Wl2.
Freights-Corn to Buffalo, 3H a.; wheat do, 4'<a
AZ.
Receipts-l 900 -four; 90. 900 wheat; 5000 corn;
10000 oats 1000 rye; 1000 barley.
Shipments - 1900 flour; 900 wheat; 252 ,0C0
corn; i5 900 oats: 1000 barley; 5000 rye.