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Then the bonds would come out OF the
old socks in the lofts and the currency
would seek active, live investment, and
thus find its way into circulation. The
tendency and policy have been to lay up
capita. We want it as loose-ss free as
the wind, to go whittier it listeth, and
give life TO the business Of the country"
"Wsnt more money too, don't yOu?'
I'VE want more of it. This country
needs mo:e money than any other civil
lied nation. We are farther apart in
time and distsnce-more scattered than
any other people, and yet we have less
money"
"Ah! too true, Mr.. kenns. Some OF
us have very much less, and now, wan
deoir g into other, if not plessanter fields,
what will be the effect of the National
Green nbsck-Lsbor movement in your
district2"
AS far as my own canvass Is concerned
II will not affect me either way. My
people want financial reform and my
views and record on that subject accord
with them. This feeling is 80 general in
my district that the two parties can't
divide on it. Nothing but q thunder.
bolt could unsettle the Democratic ma
jority in my district. You know we run
for 1000 to 10000 majority"
"Will the Republicans run candidate
against you"
There is talk of it-jast to keep up
the organization. Of course they don't
expect to win. The Democratic party in
my diftrct does not intend to divide and
allow the Republicans TO elect q hard
money candidate"
mir. Kenna, have heard it said that
your ambition mas the United States
Senate for Its objective point. viii you
cOnfess2
Mr.. Kenns smiled smile that was not
altogether of this earth and replied
"Obl have seen my name in the news
papers in that connection and have re-
ceived many letters on the subject, but l
tell you csndidly, l would much rather
remain where / sm-muCh rather. A
man is freer in the House than in the
Senate, and l think it is altogether
preferable"
And then the REGISTER made an elo
quent remark about the patriots duty to
leave the clover-strewn paths for the
thorny walks at duty's call.
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Good News from Buffalo.

We are glad to learn that the gigantic
experiment, DR.. R. V. Pierces Invslids'
and Tourists Hotel, which many Of our
readers will remember as occupying q
conspicuous position in Harpsr's Wxkiy
Supplement- Of June last, mas proved =
most complete success; all OF which re-
minds US thst It's founder, the distin-
gulshed Stste Ssnstor from the Erie
District, Is successful in the hotel busi-
ness as well ss being celebrated physi.
cian and 81 efficient legislator. Judge
Hilton may well envy him. Those who
have enjoyed the elegant comforts Of the
Hotel, speak of it in the most enthusiastic
terms. DR.. Pierce's Family Remedies
have occupied prominent spaces in our
columns for several years, and have been
used quite extensively and with the ut
mos: satisfaction BY the people OF this
vicinity.
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American Mechanics.

BALTIMORE, June lS.-The Nstionsl
Council of the United States of the
JuRior Order of American Mechanics
commenced It's sessions in this city tC-
day, George w. ugenfritz, of Indiana,
presiding. The annual report shows the
order to be in q hourishing condition,
with total membership Of S,796. a
committee was appointed to confer with
a similar committee of the SeCior order,
to form closer union between :he two
bodies.
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Fishery Award Bill.

WAsHINGToS, June lS-ln Conse
quence Of the failure to obtain 4 two
thirds vote in the House for the motion
to pass the bill, under a suspension of the
rules, to pay the fishery award OF the
Halifax Commission, the Senate will in
sert an amendment to effect that pur-
pose in the sundry civil appropriation
bill This amendment can be concurred
in by simple majority of the House.
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Condition OF Emperor william.

BERLIN, June lS.-The physicians in
attendance on Emperor William publish
a formal declaration that his progress has
been satisfactory almost beyond expecta-
ton, but the patient besides transItory
pain suffers much from heIplessness, being
unable TO use his arm. A complete re-
covery can only be effected in q long
time after possibly many obstacles and
much pain.
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OREGON ELECTION.
The state Democratic.

SAN FRANCIsCo, June lS.-The latest
election returns from Portland, Oregon,
state that that the election of Thsyer for
Governor is settled beyond doubt. HIS
majority will range from 40 20 TO- The
Legislature, on joint ballot, will have q
Democratic majority of II.
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Wheeling stock Yards
WuEEIlNG, Jun,

w II IN EllNN, bAN' -.
Live stock received AT the Mheehug
Stock Yards during the sst wcck
Csttlc-Arrivals % head; sold, COW.
and bulls 2lG93!c; medium steers or hci-
ers 3 a3lo; choice cattle S.G4ic. D.
msnd for cattle fair
Hogs-Arnvsls y head; sold from p
Oslo.
Snecp-Arrivais 80 head sold from =
@4c.
Lambs Arrivals 2j host; sold from
2!mic.
Calycs-ln fair demand at 81 GOW
8 90 per head.
Fresh Cows-ln good domsud al
$25 OOGG45 90 per head.
WM. BAyHA, SccrstarV
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

SUMNER LAW LFtIINF- N WOvkIY|.
begin llth July, ls7s, and end lith sep
ember. Have proved Of signal usr,-l.i.
o students who design tO pursue their
tudIes at this or other Law school -, To
hose WHO propose To rCg1 privately and,
advantage OF systomatic instruction. For
Clrcular apply tP -. University ~ Va to
JOIN B MISpK, Prot. Com. and Stgt. Law
mR21egws
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Marine.

NEW York, June IS.-Arrived--De-
vonia Glasgow City OF New York, Liv-
erpooI.
Boston, June lS.-Arrived-State of
Nevada, Glasgow,
LONDON, June lS.-The steamers
Csnanadisn, from Montreal; Castillo,
Odel, Hindoo and Baltic, from New ork,
have arrived out
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THE REDSKINS.
The Hos,iIes Receiving Aceessious.

The HostiIes Receiving AceessiOns.
SAN Francisco, June lS.-A dispatch
received at military headquarters states
that about five hundred hostile Indians
have started toward Camp Harvey, Ore
gon. In this State and that they ale re-
ceiving accesslons as they march. Gen
ersl Howard has given instructions 10
send Miles command, now en- route, to
Hornev with all possible haste. Sarah
Winnemuccs, who recently escaped
from the hostiles at Sterns' mountains,
reports that one OF the Indian scouts
claims to have killed Buffalo Horn, q
Bannock chief. Sarah says that their
leader was killed in skirmish with citl-
zens, in which the scout was engaged.
Continued DepredatiOns.
SAN Francisco, June ia Silver
CITY dispatch says that Chief Whine
muccs has returned to Bernard and
Whipple'5 camp on Onihee river. He
saws the hostiles are killing hundreds OF
cattle and leaving their carcasses to rot
The hostiles have left Stcns' Mountain
and are moving toward Harvey valley,
thence to Mathews agency and Snake
river, and will probably keep quiet until
they effect q junction with the Colum'
bia river Indians, which addition to their
forces will, they calculate, enable them
to sweep the country. They are deter
mined to retain the Piutes prisoners till
thew get q sufficient number OF arms.
f.om the white men they kill to arm
them. Egsr is rebellious, and his horses
and arms have been taken from him and
his Indians. Camp Hsrney will probsb-
ly be captured by the Indians tomorrow,
and if so, there will be terrible slaughter
of the whites co, gregs:ed there fCr
protection. Nothing has been heard
from General Howard since yesterday.
If he has not effected n jdncuon with
Stewards forces the party accompin inylng
him from Camp Lyon could easily be
captured by the ssvsges. The general
situation is quite critical, a1d the mas
sscres that will be perPetrated bid fair to
exceed in numbers those of the NeZ
Perces war.
shoshones on the War Path.
SAN FRANcIsCo, June l8.-An Austin,
Nevada dispatch says: a rumor Is cur
rent in town that the Shoshooes have
left Smoky Valley IN body and
gone north, headed for Browswe, on the
Central Pacific Railroad. 1t is supposed
that they are on their way to join the
Hostile Bsnnocks. These Indians have
ALWAYS heeu we'll treated by the whites,
and cannot have any grievances against
the white people. They must in their
route North, cross the line OF the q. 7.
r r., somewhere between Battle Noun
tain and Pslissde. A large
number of Shoshones from Bel
mont, Eureka snd the valleys,
were here, ostensibly in attendance on
the fsndango,an endeavored to purchase
powder and lead in large quantities, but
were refused by the storekeepers, VINO,
in some instances were warned by the
officers against selling ammunition to In
disns. These Indians have now nearly
all left, going in various directions. The
Piutes are quiet but very inquisitive
about the war which they profess to de-
plore.
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Cincinnati.
SI. L.onts.
DIZZY ICONS.
New York.

NEw YORK, June ls.-Dry Goods
Business qu.,t TO day OWING to the
stormy weather. Cotton goods qulc.
but fairly steady on best makes of brown
and colored coltons. GRAIN bags continue
IN good demald. Prints dui. and Ray
noui pinks reduced ! cent Woolru
goods moving slowly and in relatively
small 'ots Foreign z ois Guli.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

YNHI5 INSTITUTION or LFARNINB
| under the Presidency OF Rev. j. n
ThampsOu, 4. NJ, + entering upon u new
era OF prosperity. During The spring Tcrl
Just closed the atLsndanc" OfHludruN wa
Increased over IS per cent. II mas n large
and scholarly Faculty "a beautiful, health.
ful and moral lOcat. on ample Sc entlnC
and Philosophical Apparatus; a Library
constantly growing; a curriculum Of the
most thorough character; a standard Of
scholarship surpassed by no American
institution OF learning.
The expenses are less than ~ any other
place known To afford equal advantages
The Fall term begins September 5th tho
Winter term January ID, and spring term
March nth. For full information, cat
ogue, &c, address the PresideDi.
GEO. &. STU kGISF,
ag2iWTKh secTotary OF Regents.
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England and Austria.

LONDON, Jane Is. "A Vienna CORE.
spondept says that England and Austria
had concluded an agreement, promising
to support each other at the Congress.
The publication of the Anglo-Russlsn
agreement, consequently, astonished the
Austrian Government. Count Andras-
sy has apparently been since assured,
as It is now asserted, that be and Lord
Besconsfeld hold identical views.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHIyGToS, June l9r ! A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or
partly cloudy weather, cold northessterly
winds veeTing 10 warmer southeasterly
winds stationary followed by falling
barometer.
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viding that the newspapers shall be PAD
! at commercial rates tor advertising, auC
moved 10 amend it so as to provide tina
the advertisements inserted by the Gov
ernment since April 10th, 1877, shall ot
paid for at like. rates. After some dis
cussion the amendment wss agreed to-
/ The President pro tenn. laid before the
Senate House resolution requesting the
| Senate TO grant permission to Hon. Stan
ley Matthews to apper before the Potter
/ Committee.
Mr.. Wallace submitted the following
Rsso1ved, That the Senate in compll-
| ance with the resolution Of the House OF
Representatives OF yesterday do allow
the attendance of Hon. Stanley Matthews,
member of this House before the COM
mIttee of the House of Representatives,
now charged with the investigation OF
alleged frauds in the electoral vote of the
States of Louisiana and Florida, Tor the
purpose of giving such evidence OF facts
concerning the subject matter of said
investigation rs may be in his knowledge
or possession.
Ordered, that the Secretary notify the
House OF Representatives accordingly.
Mr.. Anthony SAID be did not under
stand that it was necessary that the Sen
ate should give permission to one OF Its
members to appear before committee OF
the other House.
On motion of Mr.. Hoar the whole sub
lee, was referred TO the Committee on
Privileges and Elections.
The House Joint resolution to pay Ger
tain contestants for seats in The Forty
Fifth Congress was taken up, and pend
ing the discussion the Senate went into
executive session, and when the doors re-
opened took recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr.. Spencer called up the resolutions
submitted by him few days ago author
izing the Committee on Military Affairs
to sit during the recess for the purpose
of considering a revision OF army regu-
lstlons and bring up n record of other
legislation now pending in the COM
mrtee. Agreed to.
Mr.. Harris introduced bill to improve
navigation on the Mississippi river, and
for the reclamation of the low lands OF the
States bordering thereon. Referred.
Mr.. Mitchell, from the conference
committee on the bill in relation to
the West Virginia election and the
election of United States Senator from
New Hampshire, reported that the COM
mittee had been unable to agree.
Bills on the calendar passed as fol-
lows: House bill authorizing the set
tlement of the claim of the estate OF the
late Rear Admiral John A. Dshlgren for
the nse by the Government of inventions
relating to ordinance made by him.
Adjourned.
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New YORK.

=
upsnds II 5-l6c. Flour Quiet and
prices unchanged; receipts 5000 bar
rels; superfne western and State
So 50G3 80, common TO good $4 90
(94 30 good to choice 81 35G4 IS;
white wheat extra So S0G7 so; fancy
Sc 55@7 50; extra Ohio 81 O5G5 rs; st.
Louis 81 25(97 %; Minnesota patent pro
cess So 0097 70. Whest-Dull; receipts
272,000 bushels; No. 2 spring 81 050
! O6; No. / Minnesota sprlng 81 90; un-
graded winter red 95c; No 3, 81 03; No.
red winter 81 l0(Gl II; No. do 81 ~;
No. Toledo 81 10; extra white 81 23t
al a. white State 81 271 Rye
Firmer and active; western 63c. Barley
and Mslt-Nominsl Corn-Frmer; 70.
ceipts 1872 900 bushels; No. 3 Ale; steam
er 4l3@43tc; No. 2 44t@44ic; yellow
western 45t@49c; No. 2 white 53t@54tc.
Oats Demand isir and prices higher;
receipts 65, 900 bushels; No. white 323
@32ic; No. 3lG No. 2 Chicago 3l@
3lt; western mixed 29t@3lci white
western 3l@354c. Hsy-Stesdy; ship
ping 45@55c. Hops-Firm; yesrllDgS
ZN0oSi eHSbeIA hAO HcetOlu ONdoSj 4'Sh
York State 59l0c. Coffee-Quiet and
unchanged. Sugsr-Dull and unchsu ged;
refining fair to good 7!G7 5-lOc; prime
73c; standard g.; granulated 9t@9.c;
powdered 9:@93c; crushed &c. Molss-
ses-Quiet. RIce-Stesdy. Petroleum
Quiet; United 81 1901 143 crude 7c;
refined 1ltc. TaIlow-HeAvy at &c.
Rosn-Unchsnged at 81 509l So. Eggs
Heavy; western l6@l64c. Tupentine
Steady at 30c. Pork-Dull; mess quoted
at $40 OO6lO 25. Beef-Quiet. Cut
Meats-Firm; long clear 5:;. Lard
Heavy; pli ime steam 81 1O(d7 l2h city
steam 81 l0@7 l2t; refined 81 so. But
ter-Stesdy; western 7GZOc. Cheese
Quiet at 397!c. Whisky - Dull at
s. so:
CINCINNATI, June 49, - Cotton
Easier, but not qlotsoly lower, q. 1lic.
Flour-Dull and dropping. Wheat
Dull; red s5c9Sl 90. Corn-Duil and
dropping al 88E 4Oc. Osts-Dall At 26@
2Sc. Rye-Dul. az 55(957c Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Strong and
higher At SO so Did, 50 IS asked. Lard
In good demand and prices shade
higher; current make s 60(G6 So; ket-
tie 81 25d,7 IS. Bulk Mests-Active,
firm and higher; shoulders held a. S4 75;
short ribs sold at S. Is cash; s. 80 buyer
June; S. 30 buyer July; short clesr
nominslly S. 5Og5 62t Bscon-In
good demand st full prices at 5(95i@ &c.
sl04 BuLter-II fair de-
mand; fancy creamer l8c; choice West
ern Reserve ll@l2ci Central Ohio ga
l0c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 1S.-Flour Dull and
unchanged. Whest-In fair demand,
but st lower rstes; No. 2 Chicsgo spring
943c cash; 9l:G9ltc seller July; S5c sell
Ter August; No. do s4GS4t; rejected
69c. Corn-Active, firm snd higher 81
36.986ic cash; 36!G3.! seller July;
373937sc seller August rel -ctsd 323c.
Oss-Qulet but firm and shade higher
a. 24c cash; 23Ec seller July; 23ic seller
August. Rye-EAsier at 52!c. Barley
Easier at Ale Pork-Strong and high
er at 50 90 cash; SO 02!@9 05 seller July;
50 2039 22t ssller August; SO 35(G9 81!
seller September. Lsrd-Demsnd fair
and prices higher st So rs cssh; Sc II!
seller July; So s73 seller August; S. 973
seller September. Bulk Mests-Stesdy )
and unchanged. Whisky-Stesdy snt
! unchanged St 81 05,
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PRODUCE.
philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June Is. - Flour
Dull and dropping; supertne So OO@
3 25; extra 81 OO94 jC; Minnesota lam
ily 81 75G5 %; patent and high grades
81 C0@7 30. Whest-Dull; red 81 0Gd
II; amber 81 l2@l lG; white 81 IS
Corn-DulI and prices shade low,r;
yellow 46G47c; red 43i@44c. Oal-
Steady; white western 3OG3lc; western
mixed 2S629c. Rye-At 5S@G0c. Mess
Pork-At 80 75@lO 90. Beef--Indis Mess
st sl7 90 shoulders IN pickle 81 26ld
75 Hams-At 50 0O@lI 90; packed
50 50G9 GO. Lsrd-Flrm; butchers Gtci
city kettle 7c. Butter-FIrm; Western
Reserve Hobo. Eggs-S.rong; wet
ern 1G@l6!c. Cheese-Stesdy; choice
western 7t@74c. Whisky-Stesdy; west,
ern 81 08. Petroleum-U ncbsuged.
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Finest Picnic Grounds

In this section, four miles
from tie city by =. ~. l. Il. "a.
e. Every convenience and
Improvement that could he
desired. Terms very reason
able. For particulars apply
10 Joseph Green, agent, IIt7
Market street. NAL lOGwI
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Pittsburgh.

PITTsBURGH, June IS Petroleum
Crude steady ;! 81 SO! st Psrker's; re-
fined dull st lltc for Philadelphia deliv.
ery.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS. BY TELEGR RAPH
Gold Closed AZ IOOi.-GOyeruments
Strong and HIEher-FiOur Quiet
and UIehRuged-Wheat Dull
and Weak Hogs Ae.
tive and Higher.
FINANCE

/ NEW YORK, June lS.-Money-
Closed easy st 2@8 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper S94! per cent. Gus
/ toms receipts $4,000. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. ClesrinC'
Sll. 100000. Sterling 4s43 short; 4S6!
long. Shipments OF produce last week
| $52$,O0O.
GoLD- Opened st 1905 and closed 81
1909 Borrowing rates l!C98 per cent.
SILvER-At London 55i pence per
ounce; here silver bars ll7t green backs;
ll6!, gold; SILVER coin }@lf per cent. dis
count.
GevERNMEYTs-Strong snd higher.
United states 6s OF 1851 cOupons...........lt9i 81
Five-twenties, lS55lue
FiVe-tweuues, (lS6Il
Flye-twenues, (SSSl S
We" ~ .s..'.'.-'..iNb
New FOur-and-Oue -
New -
1eA-iOE tles =
Ten-Forty Coupons........ !v1'4
currency Slxes ....--IS
RAILROAD BoNDs-Thc feature Was IA
fall OF per cent. in Alton aud Terre
Haute, in consequence the police
serving s,,nOtice upon the President OF the
road that the Pennsylvania Company
would not pay the notes due July 81 tor
its lease, unless the terms OF the original
contract were modified.
STATE BONDS Steady.
SToCKs-The market was wesk and
unsettled in the early dealings with -
decline of !G{ per cent. subsequently
Il trmer feeling set in and theya WAS An sd
vance of al! per cent, The latter being
Rock leland. During the afternoon u"
market was firm and higher for Lake
Shore and Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cinnstl and ludiauspolsi toe former sell
ing up to 20 per cent, and the .sttor to
29t per cent. At the close there was rc-
action of 3(Gls per cent, respectively D."
these shares. The general l.st was quIu.
and without features. The Transaction.
aggregated 10000 shares, ol wh'rA
10000 were Erie, 81 600 Lake Shore.
1000 Northwestern, 5000 Rock Islam is,
1000 st. Paul, $4,000 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 1900 New
jersey Central, 1000 Michigan Central,
5000 Z. &. @. Il l., 20UOO Western
UoIOn and 1000 Pacific Mail.
Western UnlOn.- SiJs &. &. {. & I........ NJ
Quicksilver......- Il y. J. Central. 3lt4
do. prei............. e Rock lslRnd...-.lIs
Pacific Mall. Isl A. ul............... 80
MATipOsa ............lUl St. Paul preier'd. 49,
do. pref ............l0l ToledO6 W RDash IA
Adams EXpress..l02 Fort Wayne. P3
Wells, Fargo&Co % rerre HRute.......
Amer. Union ...... ~ I. II preierged... II
United States. 49, Chicago 6AlJon.. 7S1
Y. Y. Central ...lO7Lg c. 4 A. preieTT'd lC3
Erie..--................. l5jI OhiOS Mississippi So
Erie preferred. .... 81 ID. & LackaWana. 5S
Harlem. ...........l4S |A,&P. Telegraph ~
Harlem pTeier'd Missouri PacihcIUlH
Michigan Cent?. G1i4 lndianaCentrI..
Panama .............lE3 h. .....-. ........ lOS
Onion Pacific. 6yL3 Ii. & 81. joe. --. u
Lake ShOre......... tgI9. &. Pacific bonds .ltSis
Illinois Central. Si% u. Pacific bonds. 6JA
c. and P........... 7SJ, q. y. Grant B'ds.lU7h
North western &. - sinking Fund. lGHt
North westn Dfd 1lht.
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! EAST LIBERTY, June lS-Cattle-Re.
ceipts to-day 5Gl head, all for this mar
ket; no through stock; market steady =,
last weeks prices.
Hogs Receipts to-day l,4SO hesd.
Workers So 8O@S so; Philsdelphias s. 40
| as 55.
Sheep-Receipts today $500 head
Selling st So 0OGS 70. Market dull,
with several lOsds unsold.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June lS.-The Drorrr,
Journal reports hog receipts 1900 head
shipments 1900 head Market active
and l5c higher; choice hosvv SO i5CG
s 50; light 50 4O@8 %; mixed So 4clb
%.
Cattle Receipts $500 hesd; shipments
1900 hosd. Market steady and ur-
changed; shipping steers sold ~ 81 lOG
5 50; butchers SHADE better; cows - 50
@4 90; bulls 81 ooG 80; Texans :. ~
Ca3 30.
SheeP-RacoiP,s go head; shipments
200 heal; sales s. 5OG4 90.
Cincinnati.
CINClHNATI. June lS-Hogs In
good demsnd common S3 OoRS %; hgnt
50 3OG,S 40; packing 81 4sld8 90; butch
ers' s. GC@.3 G5. Receipts l.27G hrad;
shipments SIS head.
80. LonIs.
ST. LOUIS. June Is --Hogs- Active
and shade higher; ilgEl shlpplug
~ S3 2oM3 80; packing - -uM} E.
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Base Ball.

MILWAUKEE, June 1s.-Milwaukees :,
Chicsgos 5.
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A TALK WITH KENNA.
wH.THE THINKS OF THE PRES
kNT CONGRESS-.

lie Tells the Register Correspondents
all About the L. gisl lion On Fi-
nance, Ic.-Be DOn'G Relieve
la Communisni, and Says
There viii be No Labor
Troubles noe. Not
Aspire To the SEN
ate. bat Prefers
the House.
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ASSIGNfEjS NOTICE.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED -
III sgncs Of ". J. EiileT, all persons
owing said sitter VII please call and srt-
tie their account, and All persons having
TOR adjustment JOHN X. NAYbDR,
uabDawt 100 Main street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-19
MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, June 10. - Flour --
Quiet and steady. Whest-Opened firm,
declined .c, and closed steady; No. ! Mil
wsukee hard 81 0i!; No. milwaukee,
994c; No. 2, 96c; seller June 9Gc; seller
July 94!c; seller August SIC; No. 3, s6c
Corn-f'irmer and IN fair demand No. 2
36!c; new 33ic. Oats -Frmer; No, z
23sc. Rye-Stesdy Nc. 53c. Bar
ley-Firmer; No. z spring G2ic; seller
July G4c. Provsions-Qael and firm
Mess POrk-At 50 o. cash and seller
July. Lsrd-Prime steam Sc 70.
TOLEDO, June lS-Whest-Firm;
extra white Michigfn 81 -; amber
Michigan spot 81 o.; seller July 9G!ci
No. . red winter spot 81 O2; seller July
93c; seller August 9lIc; No. 3 rcd Sscci
rejected Wabash 7Oc. Corn-Dull; high
mixed $3.50; No. 2 spot 2stc; seller
August 40!c; rejected 354c, Oats-Dulli
No. = white 26!c; Michigan 25c.
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