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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Mr.. WN. COLLINS, Collector OF Cotton
Tax, comes to the front this morning
in a letter to the HERALD, to explain
why the amount of tax reported from
Sharkey county last year Is 10 small.
Mr.. c. claims that most OF the Shar'' ey
county tax was reported on The Issa.
queua list. Then he should have given
the smount from both counties 10 make
his letter convincing.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
THE sULTAN's SPEECH.
Opening TIE Of Turkish PaFIlament-spsech
from The Throne,

COEsTANTINoPLA Dec. l4-In a speech
from the throne yesterday, the Sultan de-.
clared TIA Russia begau war, and Turkey,
compelled t defend herself .AgalnSt e.
gresston. had Cfered the utm6et resist.
ance, The ottoman has displayed,b bis p.
triOllc sptritS AZ evinoed by the accidental
Of al, classes; and the courage OF her
soldiers had excited the admiration OF the
world. He spoke with special approba.
ton Of the formation Of q civic guard. AIS
n0n-M ussulman subjects had shown on
scienlious desire to share In the defense
OF the country; the Constitution granted
70. nou.Nussulman cub ects perfect
equality In law, therefore as they
acquired corresponding duties at
home It was only natural they should share
military service and the Government had
decided 10 enlist nom ussulmRu subjects
In the ranks OF the army. The only saie-
guard for the Empire was to carry out the
Constitution. The Sultan's dearest wishes
were TO see all classes OF his subjects en-.
Joy the blessings OF complete equality, and
the country profit by the acceptance oil
modern ideas. Unfortunately, the calam-
tiles Of war had retarded the accomplish.
ment Of these reforms; nevertheless
the Sultan hoped for future progress
OF reforms. Various measures had been
prepared by Council Of State, and would
be submitted to the consideration OF Par
Lament, concerning civil procedure, the
general election, ministerial functions, and
High Court Of Justice, the public press,
taxation, and the state Of tiege. He con
cluded rs follows: "Gentlemen aud Depu
ties-Truth can he elected OF questions Of
political and civil rights only BIZ perfect
liberty Of discussion; that liberty having
been conferred by the Constitution, you
require fr m ms 20 further instructions
Our relations with frIencly powers are d
n most cOrdia. kind. May the Most High
hlnaan Z % m MN nllnnIn -
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
The servIan Frontier.

BELGRADE, Dec. IA proclamation by
the servian Government has just been Is.
sued, announcing that the SerYian army
has been ordered to cross the Turkish
frontier.
CoNsTANTINoPLR, Dec. Ia Turkish
troops are concentrating on the servian
frontier.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

THE NstchsE and Raymond papers
are discussing the question as TO wheth.
er or not 1t would do Nalchez harm to
complete the Ns,cheE. Jackson and
Columbus Railroad 10 Jackson. We
don't think this road will do Ealchez
any harm by reaching Jackson for
many years yet, aud we advise our co.
temporaries not to be alarmed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

ENGLISH DIPLOMATS say there will
soon be peace ia the East, or other ma
lions besides Turkey aud Russia must
take o hand. The Gar seems 10 be
peacefully inclined, aud Turkey must
accept terms that are at all reasonable.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

WE acknowledge the receipt of an.
other account Of the Adams.S wetman
shooting scrape. As il IL essentially
the same as the n we copied from he
New Orleans Democrat, we think il
unnecessary to publish it,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
Reuse Subj Committee on the Tezll
Pacific kailToad-How They Stand.

Va uINGToN. Dec l4--Tne nnuse Com.
init e. On Pacific Railroads appointed the
fol owing subcommittee on the Texas Pa.
eide: House, Morrison, Chalmers, Lut.
treil, O'Neil, Blair and Cole. Messrs.
House, Chalmers and O'Neil are favora.
Bile TO the Texas Pacific; the position oil
Cole is not clearly defined.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

The St. Louis Times j. authority for
the following: "Senator Patterson will
50 10 South Carolina iu January next
to give bail for bis appearance before
the February term. The arrangement
is understood 10 be that be vii! resign
ct an early day and that Hampton will
be ele cted in his place."
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Miss ALICE KlSssBERRT is engaged
In writing a book Of her theatrical ex.
perience. II tho little Elm Star can
write as well as she can act, she will
get up g readable book.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Tag New Orleans and St. Louis pa
pers are advocating the encouragement
Of increased trade With the West In.
dice. With Southern and Western
Senators sustaining him, we advise
these Journals 10 consult King Couk.
ling about the matter.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
speculations in Regard to Eagland's
Course.

LoNDoN, Dec. l4--The Erzeroum CORES.
pendent OF tue Times says the departure
oi the British Consul by order OF Lord
Derby IL regarded by the Turks as fore.
shadOwlng a British declaration Of war
against Russia.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Now | iud that when Governor KeI-
logg presents his claim essentially like
my own, but weaker, the gentlemen
who earnestly combatted my claim
promptly aud without hesitation adult
and defend his. II taxes borL. my
credulity and charity 10 concede either
sincerity or consistency 10 the Repuo.
lican Senators who so earnestly op.
posed my claim from 1873 TO 1876, and
so promptly aud solidly supported
the new Senator from Louisiana
[Pinchback.
Poor Pinch. lie forgot that tine Rad
ical party has no further use for him.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

The death of Lieutenant Palmer on
the steamer Huron did not cause a
postponement Of the marriage of his
sister TO Mr.. Adam, of the English
Legation at Washington. The guests
present were confined to the bridal
party, Sir Edward Thornton, who had
just arrived from England, and a few
friends. The bride wore her bridal
dress and the diamonds sent by Lady
Adam from England The bridesmaids
wore the dresses which they had pre-.
pared when they expected that The
wedding would be the event of the
season. There was no music in the
church.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
CABINET COUNCIL.
Consideration Of the Chinese Question, the
Leading TOpIO-AsxICan Relations also
Receive Attention,

Leading TOpl0-hexlCan Relations also
Receive Attention.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Chinese
question was the leading topic Of atten.
ton to-day at q full Cabinet meeting. The
recent reports to the President from san
Francisco, IN addition TO several papers
on the subjec. brought to his attention at
various times, were laid before the Coun.
ell and made a matter OF very earnest con-
siderati0n. II was expected at the meet.
ing that the report Of yesterday, Of the
Six Companies was an exaggerated state
ment OF the disorders that had occurred,
but the President has aiviceS from sever
al sources, OF a condition OF Affairs, which
may end In serious troubles. he feeling
10 therefore entertai rt by the President
and members VI the aOIHet that a neces.
sity exists for taxing Il ,arelul vie"
OF the subject, AID hence a rath.
er prolonged discussion OF the PROB.
lem to-day. There VAS no result and
the matter will be continued at II future
meeting Of the Cabinet. 1t a be said
the members are not unmlndinl Ot the
ability Of the proper civil authority in San
Francisco to prevent Outrages Of this kind,
but II may be req islte 10 give assistance
II required, 10 which case the Naval force
would, In all probability, be ordered 10
btTGuktueu tue AVSAt lVlSS' h1V NuSSNAob
OF treaty relations between the two SCUM.
tries was discussed. The Views Of some
members OF the Cabinet seem to be that
some modification might be made 10 order
TO limit the importation OF the Chinese,
II 10 not unlikely the President will make
the subject one Of q special message to
Congress.
The Cabinet also gave attention to our
Mexican relations. The question ofrecog'
MIXING the Dlaz Government will, how
ever, very soon be formally acted on, as
the Administration inclines to the opinion
that It is necessary and propertO approach
this question with but little further delay
and reach some decision concerning 1t.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Tue fype-ssPers OF The Ns,chez Iele.
phone AIe all ladies.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

SITTING BULL has q white prisoner
that the Government Is trying TO have
released,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

LET US hear no more about a war
with Mexico. If we must take anoth.
er slice ofthe ill.starred Republic eth.
or now or hereafter, lei US buy it fairly
and pay for il honestly in cash, and not
In the sacrifice and cost Of a causeless
war against a helpless foe,-[Philadel.
phia Times.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
SAD Death.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA highly eduoated
lady, giving the name OF Mrs. Mary Bell,
died here recently, f~riendless. Her body
ls In the MoTgue en- route to the POtter's
Field. She said she formerly resided In
the ne~ighbOrhOod Of New Orleans.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

FoR the "most prosperous country
in the world" wide ShermAn's speecb)
there are q good many failures among
the Savings Banks Of this country.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

Puck has a cartoon Of DamocIes,
who Is represented as a young woman
lying on a sofa in a-weil, We should
Say, t'rinstancc, in a night.gown With
out sleeves. It's quite an original
treatment Of the classics. Ptri,p, It
refers 10 some Iri.L lady nsmed Dame
O'Clees.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

The s.. Louis Times advocates a
Grand Silver Mass Meeting in St.
Louis. Such a meeting was recently
successfully held in Chicago.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

THERE are eleven million dogs In
Warren county and one hundred sheep.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

SENATOR LAMAR Is In a situation on
the Senate Pacific Railway Committee
to do good service.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

WRAT has become OF the Oshkosh
Christian Advocate Burlington Hawk.
eye man OF the New Orleans Times?
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
A New YORK LIouor Caae,

NEW YORK, Dec. IA liquor dealer
Was muloted In 800 for ceiling liquor 10
an Incorporate woman, against her hus.
bands wishes. he sued for 10000.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

The fgure-head Of the Evening
Commercial wears male attire and a
%stove.Fipr hat.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

WHAT PRESIDENT GRANT doesn't
know about obstinacY President Hayes
can teach him,-[Philadelphia Times.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21

GAMBETTA is stout, b~ig.neCked, aud
1t is estimated that his brains weigh
seven pounds.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
Rlnnaer.

A B1under.
In politics q bIunder Is almost a
crime. Politicians must not only be
able men, they must be good judges Of
the effects that events will create. The
Democratic Senators who sided with
Conkliug and Edmunds, and defeated
the Presidents New York nominations,
not only aided the worst element Of the
Radical party, but they strbck a blow
AZ our friends. Their reason for the
action is insufficient, and we fear in-
sincere. They say they did this be-
cause Of the Presidents suspicious aud
equivocal course In respect to Kellogs's
admission. As the President is not a
Senator, II Is hard TO SEQ how be can be
held responsible for Kellogg's admis'
sion. lie, perhaps, feels himself In
deb,ed to Kellogg very much for tho
high position he himself holds, aud 1t
l. expecting d little too much CT weak
human nature to suppose the Presiien
would attempt o prevent his admission.
But be certainly did not do a. much to
secure Kellogg's admission as did
Conkling, Edmunds, and the gang Of
South. haters they lead. Before the
contest, Conkllng and Edmuuds were
suppliant to the Democratic party /;
since the contest, they walk the Senate
chamber victors. They have whipped
the President who has treated the
South kindly, and they have democrat.
lied Democratic Senators. This could
not have been but for the action OF q
few bluuderers, who unfortunately for
our party, occupy a position consider
ably above their ability, and beyond
their judgment. That the people may
know who are to blame for the success
Of our bitterest enemies, we give their
nameS: Whyte, Dennis, Eaton, Cock
rell, Mcdonald, and Maxey. We are
grieved 10 say that all Of them are
Southern men except Mcdonald aud
Eaton.
This criminal blunder is the more
iuexcusable because the Democratic
Senators had a caucus in which this
very question was considered. II
would have been q grave mis-.
take II all the. Democratic Senators
had decided to take CoukIiug's side,
but there would have been the excuse
for 1t, that our party was trying TO
mako u power felt SO severely by the
Executive that he would rot lightly In
future 20 against the wishes OF Demo-
cratic Senators. But for the Senator'S
to split, aud Tor beggarly few, enough
for his purpose however, to go TO
COnkling's aid, was 10 grave a blunder
that the whole party must severely
condemn it. Messrs. Gordon, Bayard
aud Herman are 10 be praised for their
manly fight against the extreme Radi-
Gals In the Senate, and Col. Lamar for
his earnest ami eloquent speech in
favor Of Democratic unity In the eau
Gus.
These boiling Democratic Senator's
will find that i, will take a long time
for them TO convince true Democrats,
that they were trying to act for the best
interest of the party aud the coun.
try. There has for years been o con-
sentative wing of the Radical party. Be
fore this foolish blunder was committed
this wing was almost severed from the
Radical party, but this act OF a hall
dozen Democrats will 60 far 10 force
the Conservatives to bow to the man,
dates Of Conkling, and to heal the dis
senslous that lid exist In the Republi
can camp.
Tuv Nnuriar- TnurnaI dulU Ia n,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
oaman Paaha's Wanna

LONDON, Dee. Alt lie reported that It
has been necessary TO amputate Osman
Pasha's foot.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1877-12-21
emRntsburs}tPrala

satuFday Mornlng, Deeember 15
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-08
PRICE TWO CENTS.

Trade was fair in Boston, with weak mar.
kets; New York and northern when good Will
bring about 12c in lots while fine western sells
| lower. The quality Of western In some cases is
better than New York, ana the size is small and
more desirable to the purchaser during warm
weather.
Edds-Eastern l5@l5%c northern, 14a14Ho
,1ce lrince EDWARDS Island l49l4hc; western ID
In the Boston market trade was fair. market
not being overstocked, and prices well sus-
| tained
BEAEs.-Hand picked, 81 s7T; pea ss12E
SO 90. ~ ON hiuneJS'
Trade in Boston very dull; nothing new to
note from our last; 1t is in the dull season for
oeans, and there is no perceptlble change
when sales are made and the quality is good,
the full quotations are obtained for stock of
In quality. prices fluctuate.
PoTAToEs-The pototato market in Boston
rules steady, and the prices remain generally
firm. We quote.
Early Rose 81 losl is Jackson Whites at
" Oo9$l 10 Proiifics 05c@s1 90 : Davis Seed
nhgs voc TO 81 %; p. L. l. Chenangoes 65a75c.
WooL.-The demand for domestic WOOL the
past week has been good, and the market is
steady and nrmer. Stocks, with the exception
OF spring California, are quite reduced, and the
supply OF Ohio, Pennsylvania and western flee
ces are sold up closer than usual. There is, in
TACT, no hne fleeces on the market but supplies
are now at hand, as shearing is now quite gem
eral throughout the west. Considerable fat
sheep wool has been received, and supplies
have besn arriving from Texas and other
points, but no considerable supplies OF fleeces
are expected for some weeks. The sales COM
prise 95o,00O MS spring California at 20@33Hc;'
1890 bs fall California at 15@1sc; 275,0oO ibs
super and X pulled at 29a4sc $50, 900 lbs Of
Georgia on private terms 10000 lbs Texas at
saes2Hc; 10000 lbs fat sheep at 25@s5c; 10000
MS Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces at 4oa4sc:
including Xxx and Xxx and above at 4GS6o NO
10000 lbs unwashed leeces at 25,a 1,oOV ,o'
wisconsin and Michigan - 80 "O '.sfOo' W.
ooo ma comb,nc Ia delaine at 45s55c for
washed and 5000 for unwashed; 9s,oOo lbs
hollis, part at 6oc and $4,000 lbs secured at asa
y5c o II. In Australian and New Zealand wool
there have been sales of $4,000 lbs at 42c D 10,
as to quality. Carpet wools are held firm, but
have been quiet.
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New York Produce Market,


FLoUR-Receipts Of $3.50 barrels. Mar
ket more doing. Sales OF 1900 barrels;
No: qSs 6o95 90; supertine western and state at
IS sose Is; common to good extra western and
Western e NJ ana state at sos y co. 90SS
to choice white wheat western extra at
81 o5s$I 9o; fancy white wheat western
extra at 81 s09S0 20. common to good extra
st. Louis at So 7oal0 25; patent Minnesota extra
good to prime at 81 ss@S rs; choice to double
extra at " sosll %. Market closing STEADY
wHEAT-Recelpts of 12s,44s bushels Ns,ESA.
opened dull and closed shade SrS1sS Sros sSnsneis w
ese.te ehR0eSadg hRSeagS At !; sSsi 81 No Milwaukee
At s1bs; choice white state at Sc oo No. 8
RYE-Quiet and firm ut 79CSsOc for western
97Kc@sl 70 for state. Salts OF 5000 bushels OF
western at SOC afioat for export.
BARLRY-Market quiet and 1rm.
CoRN.-Receipts or 226,4u bushels. Market
is h@l cent better with good business on
spot futures quiet. Sales Of 2l4,oOo bushels,
Unmerchantable mixed at 62952kc ungraded
western mixed at bl95sc steamer mixed al
eS@65Hc; New. York No; 8 at 5ee5sc vel.
low western at sic yellow southern at sac
OITs-Receipts Of 1859 bushels. Market
is h9l cent lower with fair trade at q
decline. Sales OF I,ooo bushels. Mixed
and state at 44se1c rejected at SIC; New York
No. at 40c New York No. 8 white at 45@
45Kc; New York No at 4sc; New York No
Wultc Lhu 9sS9oOC NOW IOTk III oZC
New York No. white at csc mixed western
at 5S953c; white western 47@55c white state
at 65&@T0c No. 2 Milwaukee at Isc in store.
HAY.-Dull and unchanged.
HoPs-Quiet. Sales OF new eastern at Sd
l9c western at s0sl3c.
CoFFKB.-Rio quiet and unchanged at 16H q
qohc gold for cargoes; l6H@22c gold for 1ot
lots.
sUGAR.-spot lots dull and nominally un
changed. Muscovado at 1oh@l01.c; Centri
fugal at II 3-l6c; refined, llH@il4c for stand
A p mn laf fah
crushed; l2'Ic for powdered.
MoLAssks-Grocery grades dull. Sales a.
55s70c for Porto Rica 45@53c for English Is
land 60@62c for New Orleans.
RICK.-Quiet aud steady. Sales OF Caroline
at bA@6xc Louisiana at b@6Hc.
PRTRoLEUH-Easier. Sales OF crude at SC
refned at h,Ic.
TALLow-steady. Sales of 10000 pounds o
prime city at @sc.
EGGs.-Quoted as heavy. Sales OF state ant
Pennsylvania at l6Sl6kc; l4H@i6hc for west
ern.
PoRK.-Unsettled. Sales OF new mess a
| slt aosi4 25 heavy mess at $l4 $50 50; primt
mess at $l4 6oQsl6 90.
BEBF-Dull.
LARD-Market Is heavy. Sales OF new prim,
steam at 50 f59o 30; old prime steam at 90 80
BUrTKR-Choices steady. Sales at l0@2oc for
western l9@22c for state.
CHkKsK-Heavy. Sales at e0li%c for com
mon TO prime.
WHBKY-Firmer at 81 1iX.
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From New York.
RETURNING TO WORK.

New YORK, June7
The majority of the men formerly en-
ployed at Piers l and A, North river, re-
turned peaceably to work to-day at the re-
duced wages of fourteen cents per hour.
Some of the more stubborn ones held out
till noon and then they accepted their old
positions.
The nude body of a man was found
floating off Brooklyn navy yard to-day, the
right leg torn of at the knee. 1t is sup
posed the remains are those Of one of the
workmen who recently lost their lives by
the explosion of tug boat.
A private dispatch from Paris states
bonds to the value of 97, 900 francs, known
as three per cent. rentes, have been stolen
and the public are cautioned against nego-
tiating them.
1t transpired in the course of evidence in
a suit Of common pleas to-day that there is
quite a number OF commission agents in
this city doing large business in diseased
rnaat
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Coal Mine Casualties.

SCRANTON, June 7.
A number of mine accidents of serious
nature occurred In this neighborhood to-
day. AT Pittston in one of the Pennsylva-
uia coal company's mines, a man named
Dean was killed and James Jordan fatally
injured by the fall of roof. William
Kennedy was fatally in the Mount Pleasant
slope, Thomas McCrundle had thigh bro
ken at Pleasant Valley, David Shelton was
badly hurt at Carbondale, VIM. Thomas
was injured at Tupp's slope, and a miner
named Rowan was killed at Bellevue shaft.
All these accidents are due to the fall of
roofs In the mines.
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RUTLAND' VT, FRIDAY

trains. A great force of artillery has ar
rived and crossing of the river it is believed
will be attempted Immediately.
The consuls have information that the
Turks have been defeated in an engage
ment on the southern frontier. Fighting
continues near Duga Pass.
Horrible Turkish outrages are reported,
particularly from Novibazar, in old Servia.
The Servians are much excited.
A Vienna dispatch says 15O Jewish
houses were pillaged in Doubrans Sunday.
Several were killed.
Navigation on the Suez canal will be
free to all except Russian vessels.
Prince Charles of Roumania arrived at
Ploiesti yesterday to visit the czar.
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Coal Prospects Improving.
PHILADELPHIA, June

PHILADELPHIA, June Z.
The success of President Grover OF the
Reading railroad in securing the consent Of
the English bondholders for his interest in
the funding scheme, has caused better
feeling among coal operators, to-day. 1t
is generally believed that Grover waited
Tor the decision of the English bondhold-
ers before coming to any agreement for the
suspension of mining operations, or any
regulation of the amount of production.
1t is not thought that an understanding will
soon be arrived at between the coal COM
panies.
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Boston Produce Market.

Thursday, June I.
BUrTER-Grocers' selections, 22@23c invoices
20s2lc; fair 70 good, l7@iIc; common lots
l2@ib western creameries, nne, 10000; dair.
common andIordinary io(9l4c.
Trade In Boston on Tuesday was fair, but the
priceB are 30 low that there is no pront to the
shipper. The arrival from vergennes was about
the same as last week. the quality was not
quite as good, yet 1t is sold quick and there was
some life to the business; prospects ahead look
brighter, not for much advance but frmer
market, and from iN9c advance on the goods.
which will grow scarcer in the next two OF
three weeks
CHEEsE-Vermont factory, lik@t9c; fine
western factory l0H@llo; fair 70 good, e0l6
common lots, old and new, e9ec.
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Big Storm in Nebraska.

OMAHA, June 7.
The storm last night blew down floral
nall and many other small buildings. At
the tair grounds in Florence a large ball
was unroofed. In the cemeteries many of
the finest monuments were blown down.
The damage in the city is very great. At
Papilion many buildings are damaged,
among others the Episcopal church is un-
rooted.