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sliIIAno1ner Enocn Arden Cnse.

New York Herald, yesterday.
In the kings-county Supreme court.
before Judge Pratt, suit was brought
yesterday by John Hands against his
wife Louisa on the ground OF adultery.
The circumstances attending the case are
as follows: On July H. 1870, Carl f.
Eichs.ardt, who was then twenty-five
years Of age, married in Bishopaeim,
Germany, the defendant, who was FIVE
years his senior After the honeymoon
they came 20 America, where he obtained
employment 10 the gas works. On juno
30, 1873, Carl disappeared, and all efforts
tC learn his whereabouts proved unsvsil-
ing. In the meantime one John Hands
paid his addresses to Mrs. Echstsrdt,
who advertised Tor her absent husband,
with the declaration that if be did not
come forward within three weeks from
the date OF publication she would con-
slider herself NJ liberty 70 remsrry. On
October 4, 1874, she married John
Hands, aud they lived together for one
year and ten days. She was standing in
the kitchen Of their residence on the l4th
of October, 1875, when TO her great sur.
prise her long-lost husband entered the
apartment aud embraced her When
she recovered from her excitement she
was overjoyed, ard went away to live
with him. The explanation given by
Carl was inst be had been 10 Germany '
where be had enjoyed himself When
Hands returned shs told him Of ber de-
termination to cIeave to husband No /,
sui he Instituted suit TO obtain divorce
from her she denied the allegation Of
adultery. Judge Pratt referred the case
to 8 referee.
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The MntkIns Kegntta.

WATKINS, n. Y, June 1.-The final
heat in the four-oared representative
race was called this morning at $50, be-
tween the Showaecometts, of Michigan,
and the Atlantas, of New York The
Showaecometts won in 7:l7!, the Allan.
tas a length behind. Ia the tour cared
special race of the ShowaecOmetts
against the Northwesterns and the Floral
Citys, the first named won easily. Time,
l8:44!.
The double scull race between McLaf-
ferty and Andrews, of Watkins, and
Phillips and Clark, OF the Hudson club,
Pittsburgh, resulted in Watkins WIN
ming. Time, I4:34 The distance was a
mile and return. The Hudson made a
bad start.
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Deniciency APPROPRIATION Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The House
Committee on Appropriations to-day
partially prepared the general deficiency
bill, and expect to finish for report to
the House on Monday next. The COM
mIttee agreed to insert as one of lis items
an appropriation of $4,000 to supply
the deficiency in last years spproPria-
tion tor the pay of the navy, and also
agreed to recommend an item of S339,OOO
10 supply further deficiency IN the
amount available for the pay Of the navy
during the remainder of the current fiscal
year, the latter deficiency having been
caused by the loan Of that amount from
the pay proper account to the clothing
and provision account.
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weekly Treasury Statement.

WAsHINGToN, June 1.-The Treas
urv now holds $3l9, 9,I66, 4j0 in United
States bonds 70 secure National ban A
circulation, and $l&S58,0O in bonds 70
secure public deposits; United states
bonds deposited for circulation for the
week ending to-dsy, SS9l,000 United
States bonds held for circulation with,
drawn for the week ending today, S6l9,.
500; National bank circulation outStsnd-
ing of currency notes, S322, 500, $685. gold
notes, $l,43212O; Internal revenue re-
coip;s, S242 39G; Customs receipts, 1922
Ol9; National bank notes receipts tor the
week ending today, compared with the
corresponding week of last yesr, 1917
So 34S, 500, Tor 1878, S4,S3l .0O0; receipts
to-day. $G05 coo.
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Pnrkcrsburg WorI.insmen.

sentinel.
A report is in circulation that tho soc-
etv called l. 0. w. M.-lndependent
Order of Workingmen-is a secret po-
Htical organization. There could be no
greater mistake. The society Is similar
in its general workings, to the Knights
of Honor, Foresters, and other organlzs-
tlons whose object is mutual benefit and
lnsul snce. The object Otthis societyls to
secure member provision for his fam
i!y in case of his death. That Is all.
1t is non-sectsrian, nOn.poiiucsi, and
entirely free from any entaDg."-
ment that could possibly by any
stretch, be construed rs connecting 1t
with any object save only provision Tor
the family OF the members after their
death. Judge VIM. l.. Jackson, OF
Louisville, Ky, formerly Of ParkersblrG,
is the highest officer in the United States,
and his name alone is an assurance otthe
high character of the order. The lodge
in Parkersburg is composed Of RepubH.
cans. Greenbackers, Communists, so
called. and Democrats, which wipes out
the probability OF there being anything
of a political nature connected with the
society. Any member of the order Will
cheerfully give information - any per-
son inquirinS.
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IlnISE.

Mr. Harris, from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported bill giving circuit
courts supervisory Jurisdiction in certain
criminal cases. Passed.
1; gives the circuit courts jurisdiction
on wrlts of errors in ali criminal cases
tried before the district courts where
tho penalty Is confinement in prison or
isil or where the fine may exceed $500.
The bill amending .he act entitled IAN
act TO determine the jurisdiction Of cir
cult courts OF the United States, and 10
regulate the removal of causes from
State coursi,' was msde the special order
tor June 9th.
The Geneva award bill was made the
special order for the first "Wednesday Of
next session.
The bill appropristiDg 100000 for the
construction of fresh water basin for
iron-clsd vessels near Norfolk navy yard
was referred 10 Committee Of the Whole.
At the expiration OF the morning hour
a discussion srose SIS to the business 10 be
first considered 10 the course Of which
Mr. Wood stated that he would 81 the
first opportunity move to 60 into Com
mittee Of the Whole on the tariff bill,
snd MIR. . Neil said that when that wss
done be hoped the general debate would
be limited to three or four hours. Final
" sessions were ordered for Monday
night for the consideration OF the life
savings service bill, and for Tuesday
night Tor the Mexican award bill, and the
House resumed consideration of the bill
amending the internal revenue.
Mr.. Clymer offered an amendment
providing thst any person who purifes,
refnes or manufactures less than 500
barrels OF spirits year, counting forty
gallons proof spirits to barrel, shall pay
3 license OF 800 instead Of 500 as now.
Adopted,
After considering five OF the twenty
five sections of the bill the House sd-
iourned.
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Verdict Against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company,

CAMBRIDGE, O., June 1.-The case of
Abraham Depew, VS.. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, for injuries re-
ceived at Gibson Station, this county, q
few years go, which has been occupying
the Court OF Common Pless for several
days, closed last night. TuejIry brought
in "a verdict OF $4,000 damages for the
plaintiff. This makes the third time this
case has been tried the first time a
verdict of $4,000 and the second time the
jury disagreed A motion tor new trial
has been made.
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New Schedule Of passenger Rates

TOLEDO, o., June by new sched.
ule OF passenger rates, adopted to-day by
the Wabash railroad, round trip tickets
tor the benefit Of land explorers have been
fixed as follows: Toledo to Topeka and
return, $50; Emporis and return, S3I;
KinsIey and Ellis and return, S34. The
rates from Defiance and Fort Wayne are
reduced correspondiDgly. The tourist
rate from Toledo TO Denver and return Is
placed at SIS.
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SITTING BULL.
Getting Ready for uostiIIties.

"eiIihS hehuy iOf l1OslitilleH.
CHICAGO, June l.-Uunder date of
April l3, Major Guilds, commanding the
Seventh Infantry informs hesdqusrter'
here that the hostile Indians assembled 1t
the Eastern corner of Cypress Mountains
and known rs Sitting Bulls camp, con-
template an early invasion South Of the
boundary line. Maj. Guilds considers the
situation serious, as 1000 warriors, trust
ed by nobody in that region, fully armed
and ready for u fight have caused him
to move his fort to new place, better
fitted for defence. Sitting Bull recently
made hsraOgue, and promises TO return
to the United States when the grass
grows and make the soldiers weep. A
grand war dance and mastering OF var
ious tribes followed the speech.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
TALK ABOUT THE CONGRESS,
The Menacing Position OF Austria
GortschakOH's Condition
Peace PreIiminRrtes Pro-
gressiLG FaVOrAbly.
Congress.

LONDON, June THE Agence RusSee
saws: The congress will hold only one
session, during which the basis of pesce
will be settled and the final treaty
signed. The congress will also make 81
rangements for the execution Of the
treaty and for the organization Of va.
rious commissions to supervise the same.
A conference of ambassadors st ConstSn-
tinple will supervise the operations OF
these commissions.
LONDON, June IA St. Petersburg
dispatch says the people are greatly dis
satisfied at the secret negotiations now
in progress They fear that the results
OF the war will be nul.Iied. Austrian
occupation Of Ada kaleh confirms them
in their suspicious. The prospect Of a
Congress therefore, does not give un-
mixed satisfaction.
A Vienna correspondent says the Aus
trian government utterly distTusts Rus
sis, and this feeling Is shared by the
Court and Cabinet, so tina. Austria's
policy is no longer hsmpered by divided
councils.
PARIS, June 1.-The Rcpu6iigus Fran
caise states that the issue of invitations
to the Congress may now be hourly eI-
peeted On the other hand q dispatch
dated Berlin, last night, says the negOtis-
tiOns between England and Russia have
not reached the stage OF permitting Ger
many to issue the invitations.
The Menacing Position of Austria.
ST. PETERSBURG, June The Goios
SAYS Count AndraSsys declarations are
a direct menace to Russiss position in
Roumania and Bulgaria
The Muaiide R,tSss says Austria could
mobilize $4,000 men, and supply them
with twenty-five days rations for i5.-
100000 lorins. Her 6O,OOOOOO credit
must mean something more than precau-
ton. Russia must take conferences
ures.
GOrtschakOn's Condition.
The health of Prince Gortschkoh has
not sufficiently improved 10 eve much
hope OF his attending the Congress He
wishes TO do so, but can scarcely hope TO
travel for some weeks.
The Agence Russo says if Gortschakoh
is unable to be present Count Schouvsloit
and the Russian ambassador at Berlin
will represent Russia.
Ready TO Resume HosIiIities.
LONDON, June IA Turkish officer
has gone TO San Stefsno to demand an
explanation of the recent suspicious
movements. All the Turkish commanders
have been ordered to be in readiness to
resume hostilities
VIEENA. June > Count Andrassy in
formed the Hungarian delegation that he
received positive communication that
the congress would assemble on the llth
OF June. The fact that Germany had
issued invitations was q favorable sign
that the basis on which the Congress had
been summoned were already accepted
by Russia and England
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Lnrge Warehonse Burned.

COLUMBUS, o., June 2.-Chsney's ex-
tensIve warehouse, located at Canal
Winchester, in this county, WAS destroy
ed by fire this morning, together with
outbuildings, containing 25OOO bushels
of corn and 10000 bushels oats. Loss
about $50 ,OG0; insrsnce $4,000. Several
stores and buildings were also slightly
damaged. The fire is supposed to have
been caused by tramps, and tour men
are now under arrest But for the Wig
lance of the officials Of the Hooking
Valley Railroad, in transporting the Co.
lumbus fire department to Winchester,
the loss would have been very great.
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per cent in the entire list.
New IorI Centrs snd Rock Island
leading the upward movement. The
former sold up to 20! and the .stter up
to l4.9l5. At the close the highest
quotations of the day were current. The
transactions on the Stock Exchange
aggregated 10000 shsres, OF which
1900 were New York Central, 2l.OOO
Erie, 1900 Lske Shore, 1000 North.
western common snd 1900 preferred.
5000 Rock Island, 4,SOO St. Paul. 1000
Ohios, 10000 Delaware, Lsckswsnna and
Western, 6,40O New jersey Central. | coo
Delaware and Hudson canal, 200 Morris
snd Essex, 100 Pitts burgh, $500 West.
ern Union, 5000 Pacific Mail and 400
Kansas Pacific
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Severe Wind Storm.

QUINCY, Ills June "A severe wind
storm visited this city, this morning, do
ing considerable damages. Trees were
blown down, fences leveled 10 the ground
and number OF business houses unroofed
The ferry boat wss torn loose from the
moOring aud carried about two miles be-
low the city. No one was injured.
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A Special Blessing From the Pope.

LONDON, June IA Paris CORES
pondent says the Pope teIsgrsphed the
Cardinal Archbishop of Paris on Thurs
day as follows: The Holy Father from
the bottom of ms hesrt, send special
blessing to sIl those who, responding 70
the initiative taken By Your Emiueuce,
have performed religious rites ss q repair
stion tor the impi0us demonstration held
to-day"
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Fire Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, June l.-Tee extensive
cork mandatory of Armstrong Bros,
corner of First Avenue and Short street
was totally destroyed by fire this morn
ing. The building contained large
stok of valuable machinery. Loss will
probably reach $4,000. Insurance un-
known.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, June l.-Money-Essy
and active a. S(gy5 per cent. closing
a. 2ld4 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per 3a,4 per cent. Customs receipts
S253,OOO. The Assistant Treasurer dis-
bursed 269,OOO. ClesrIngs SIC 100000.
Sterling frner; long 4S4; short 456.
GoLD-Opened a. l0l, declined 70
1907, a. which it closed. Borrowing
rates fat 20 per cent. per snnUm and I
per cent until Monday for use.
SILVER a! LONDON 53f pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll7!, currency,
ll6I, gold: SILVER coin per cent discount.
Weak and lower.
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DIZZY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, June dry Good
Business continues light with package
houses, and jobbing trade quiet. Cotton
goods in light request st unchanged
prices. Prints dull IN first bands, but
low priced makes jObbiHg in fair
quantities. Heavy woolens moving
slowly. Dress goods in good demand.
Foreign goods quiet.
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Marine,

LONDON, June The steamships
Utopia, City Of Chester, Algeria and
Idsho from New York, and Bohemian,
from Boston, have arrived out.
FARTHER PoIET, June Passed in
the steamer POlynesisD, from Liverpool.
NEW YORK, June 2.-Arrved-The
steamships Spain and City OF Boston
from Liverpool.
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Our Showing at Paris.

Paris Correspondence New York Tribune
We are strong il some departments Of
utilitsrisn industry-iq the more pro
ssIc and homely departments, bat We are
very weak in the ornamental branches
in those products which the civilized
word has 60: into the habit Of accepting
ss proofs Of culture aud refinement.
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Rase Ball.

PITTSBURGH, June l.--Forcst Citys,
Of Cleveland, 4; Alleghenys ..
MANCHESTER, y. H., June Stars
3, MsnChesters 0.
NEW HAVEN, June l.-ULicAs B, New
Hsvens 2.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June l.-Proyi-
dence IA, MIlwsuKees 7.
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WASHINGTON CITY, April II, 1878.

DEAR SIR:-I had an interview to-day
with the Secretary OF State in reference
to your appointment as Consul sJ Caliao,
the place you desired. Unfortunately,
the Secretary is already under such COM
mitments in reference to ths: appoint
ment as to make it impractical to gratlty
your present wishes. l have, however
the reasons for saying, sooner or later,
and as soon as practicable, l shall be able
to obtain tor you a satisfactory appoint
nent either at home or abroad. Keep
me posted from time to time OF what you
may have in respect TO places you would
like to have, and feel competent to fill, SO
that l can better represent your wishes.
Yours truly,
STANLEY MATTHEWS,
TO James L. anderson
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Moves Found Guilty

NEWARK, n. j, Junel.-Boniamin +.
Moves, President OF the National Capita.
Life Insurance Company of Washing
ton, was found guilty this evening OF
conspiracy in securing the fraudulent
transfer Of the securities Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Newark.
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Here Goes AnotherOue.

NEW YORK, June l.-ChsrIes P. Dew
lin, the well known contractor, and
friend OF the late VIM. n Tweed, han ged
himself to-day.
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FaIInres in New York.

NEW YORK, June May closes with
q record of 95 failures 10 this city alone,
the totsl liabilities being more than i've
millions snd 8 half Of dollars and the
assets less than one million dollars.
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weathcrIndicatious

WAsHIEGToE, June 3, A. M--FOr
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley falling,
followed by rising, barometer, warmer
southerly winds, yeering 10 cooler west
erly or northwest, partly cloudy weather
and rain areas
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FOrEer Arrested.

NEW YORK, June l.-Wm. Z. Gray,
OF New York, the forger, has been a.
rested in London. Grsy figured cOnsplc-
uously in the eItrsdi!ion complications
sOms months ago.
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CHICAGO TINES: Elixs PinkEton to
John Sherman: COB, hy TO this bosom,
my own stricken deer"
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horse thief. He will be cross-exsmined on
Tuesday next. The Florida sub-commit-
The following letters from Stanley
Matthews were produced by witness:
Agreement between Anderson and
Nash, Representative IN Congress;
NEW ORLEANS, November q, 1876.
By an arrangements entered into this
day between james f. Anderson, Super
visor OF Registration for the Parish OF
East Felicisns, La, and Charles +. Nash,
member of Congress from the Sixth Con-
gressionsl district of Louisiana, it is
agreed that the said parish of East Fell
ciana was fairly carried by the Demo
crstic party at the election held Novem-
Der, 1876, thereby electing the entire
Democratic State ticket and Congress.
men, IN consideration OF which the said
Nash agrees to secure to said An
derson the position OF Naval Officer at
the port of New Orleans, La.
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Pittsburgh.

PITTsBUEGH, June -Petrolsun-
Quiet; crude unsteady at 81 ~, at Par
ker's for Immediate shipment; refined
ll1c, for Philadelphia delivery.
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RAILROAD BosDs-Stropg.
STATE BoYus-Q Quiet.

SToCKs-The market was weak early
in the day, and prices yielded t(gl. per
cent. bu. subsequently, there was re-
covery Of iG9l per cent in the entire list.
Towards the closs the market became
suddenly active and exhibited marked
5uoyaucy. Prices advanced jG3i
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LIVE sJOth .
Chicago.

CHICAGo, June l. The Dro0,yP
Journal reports hog receipt l6 90 tssd;
shipments 400 hesd Market frm;
heavy s. l5lg3 40; light 81 OOl43 Is,
mixed 81 9D(e13 Is. Pens bare.
CsttIs-ksceIPt $50 bea0; shipments
400 head. Shipping unchsn ked At 81 ~
C95 20; fseders snd 'tockers fairly Sctiy"
At 81 S0G4 %; butchers weak; cows
81 60S6 10 bulls 81 5Os4 3D.
Sheep-Receipts % head; shipment.
$50 head. Market dull and unchanged; !;
sAles at So 6O(a4 70.
GineinnaI..
CIECIESATI, June Hogs Steady
snd firm; common 81 76tds3 10; hgLt
s. 1908 25f packing S. I5C1 81 butch
ere s3 3Ut0J3 ~. Receipts I'm head,
shipment 800 head.
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j As. u. I'm DEkol
&. E. NASH.
The above agreement was signed in
our presence this 2lst day OF November,
1876. j. NJ. ToMLINsoN,
D. B. MORGAN.
LETTERS FROM STANLEY MATTHEWS To
ANDERSON.
Mr.. anderson:

Mr.. AnderSou:
You are at liberty TO use the note on
the other page as au introduction to Gen.
Harlan, who is one of the Commission,
and you eau talk TO him as freely rs TO
me. You should say to Nash, if inquired
of, that l have the agreement.
STANLEY MATTHEWS.
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TEE TURF.
Jerome Park Races.

New YORK, June I.-Tho rain last
night and to-day made heavy track and
lght attendance at JeIome Park.
The frat race was for the Juvenile
stakes for two year olds half mile.
There were sixteen starters. Regardless
won easily by two lengths, Belends
second, Lillian third. Time Sal.
The Maryland stakes, Tor fllies three
years old, one mile, had nine starters.
Lloyd's flly won, Belle second, Mari
tani third. Time, l:50I.
The third race, for purse Of 5000, one
mile and three quarters, had five start
ers. The race was won easily by Bay
ard, VIceroy second, Stranger third.
Time, 3:I7!. The last mile was run in
l:53!.
The race for purse of $4OO, one mile
and one eighth, had three starters. Gar
rick won, Mechanic second, Msjestlc
third. Time, 2064.
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CINCINNATI, March 30, 1877.
General Il. Harlan:

DEAR SIR-This will be presented TO
by Mr.. Jas. +. Anderson, who may de-
sire to communicate with you conf
dentislly. Your, truly,
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Pittsburgh Races.

PITTSBURGH, June l.-FriendshIp
Park races, fourth day. The first race
wss trot for 2:4O class, for purse of
S4OO; seven entries and all started;
won by Hermis in three straight heats.
Time 2.3S, 2:3s, 2:3S5. The second race
was for 2:2l class for a purse of $500; four
starters; won by Belle Brassheld, who
took the lst, I'd and 3rd heats. Time
2:2o. PSF, 2:27J 2:29.
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TOLEDO, June l.-Wbeat-Openod
firm and closed dull; No white Mich
igsn 81 10; amber Michigan spot 81 %;
seller June 81 O44; No. 2 red winter, sell
Ter July 81 "; do Dayton and Michigan
75c. CorD-Quiet; high miIed 374c; 80.
spot and seller June 374r; seller July
he'd At SsC125lc bid No. white SHri
rejected S6c. Osti-Dall; No. 2 wh -
DE-
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA June l.-F!our-D1lI;
superhne s. 90; extra 81 90; PeursyIya.
MIA family S. OOd,5 81; Ainnesota s. 10
g5 26i high grades s. COC96 25. Wheat
Quiet; amber 81 l2(gl II; red 81 O5ry
l IL white 81 l5C3l H. Corn-Quel;
yellow 5Gc; mIIed 45c cash and seller
June. Oss-Dull; white western ~;
western mixed 27G25c Rys-DGi.
Provisions, butter, cheese and eggl Dali
and unchanged. Wbisky-Dull.