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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-12-20

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
C0MM!SSIoXER'S 0FrICE,
Cjrr"h tomi Lecis County.
December LIST. 1879.
Minor {. Hall, Administrator Of til c estate
cfJoha l.. Hays. deceased, Thomas Rus.
sell, David Thompson, G. D. Camden
mud J ". Bennett, The two last as Com.
missioncrs Of this Court, plaintiffs,
vS.
Asa ". Wooiiorl, administrator with the
will annexed Of Valentine Butcher and
others.
IN cuASCgRY.
The PARTIES to the above named cause will
take notice that the undersigned Commits
sioucr Of the Circuit Court Of Lewis county
In: fixed upon Tuesday, tie 30lh day O!
lie crnbtr, 1879, at lis Office in the town Of
Weston, 10 excCutcaa order Of reference
made nj the September term, lST9. OF said
CircUit Court Of Lewis county, in the above
named cause, by which said order the sad
Commissioner Is directed IN ascertain ami
report whether the personal representative
o! Valentine butcher, deceased, has any as
sets Of his estate in hlnds applicable 10 the
payment OF the drh' ofCamIcn aad Il nuett,
CoInmissi, ncrs. If so, to audit, settle mad
sNiClis administration accOuIts, and take
proof and ascertain and report any cost,
paid by said C mnis:ioucrs CAmlen aud
Bennett in the caus. Of john Talbot vs..
said Butcher, upon IN injunction to restrain
the collection o: u $500 debt asigwd by
said Butcher topny the debt Of said toni
miSsiUners Camden and Bennett. Aiwhich
time aud place SAID PARTIES are required to
attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner OF
the CircUi, Court Of Lewis county, On the day
aud date first aforesaid.
\. ". DENT,
dccG4w Commissioner.
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4 remarkable Case.

4 case Of very great interest is
now on trial in the circuit court OF
Milwaukee, Wisconsin,, Miss Min
ME Dane sworc out i bastardy
warrant against Joseph Schwin, q
deputy Sheriff, charging him with
being the father Of her child. The
woman on the witncss-stand, swore
that Sc!lwin never had inter
course with her, but tiat they were
swccthCarts. and that through
some mysterious interference o!
nature :,n child was hcgnttcn.
The hysicians %ho attended the
woman in her illness also sworr
positively that from y careful sci
"nliic examination the fact was
demonstrated tha; III" complainant
never had intercourse with any one,
AID the instance was only the
fourth or fifth Gifts kind that ever
had been known. \ few eases OF
the kind are on record. Tie viz
tuous unmarried mother is pref
" Young woman Ghout niactCcr
years I'D. and the fa,hcrlcss child
now about two months Old, i a
healthy. good-:izcd, ordinary-look,,
ing baby. The Gaze has excited
much interest among Physicians
Il number from various parts OF the
country attending the trial
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JuhN Z.nMt.o!Eh.s R0mance.

In lis strange and passionate
youth John Randolph was b"troth'
ed to = Mis- Martha Ward. the
daughter ii liz mothers intimate
friend. For some cause the en-
eacyinrnt was broken of. The
lovers appear to have had II dcs-
pcrute quarrel. and Mr.. Randolph
rushed out of the house in which
he had been visiting the lady in
such Il rage that he did not even
stop 70 unite his horses bride
rcins. but s.Gshcd them through
with his knife, mounted and rode
away in Il laundering galIop.
/ The lovers scarcely ever saw each
other again. The lady became
Mrs. payton Randolph. John
Randolph never married.
To the day Of his death he
spoke of her as My angel" and
| her marriage is said 10 lave been
the heaviest blow this rricyou$ly-
SUFFERING man ever endured. lie
was sick all his life. and some.
times in fevcrjsh sleep he used
to muttcr her name in the hearing
Of the watchers about his he'd. 1t
wa a strange. hcart.br"Nking ro'
nance, that Of this quiyerins bun.
/ die of nerves. who was the lincaI
descendant Of Pocahontas.
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Ue"s lIryimia H'0OI GrOmcIw.

PArKENsBURG, ". Va, Dee. T..
In pursuance Of the call ISIS c |
through the columns Of the ht,N
genccr, by Mr.. 4. y. Hopkins, Of
jackson county, fora meeting here
Of West Virginia wool growers,
with n view Of bccoming better ac-
quuintcd with their mutual inter-
cstS, and f.: the purpose also 0!
the formation Of Il regular Und per-
nilnent Wool Growers Association.
II iIn!nbsr Of sheep men from differ
cit counties assembled here to-day
They held their meeting in tie par
lor Of Tie Swami House, cx.G0yc:-
nor William Z. Stevenson in the
chair, and K. +. llormcr, Of the
Sentinel newspaper, acting as Sccrc-
tGrv.
After a preliminary meeting in
the forenoon the meeting t,nk Il
recess until after diMcr, when on
calling the roll It was found that
representatives We're present from
eleven counties Of the State. After
all informal and conversational
discussion on various points tnuch.
Ing the business Of Ike day. the
meeting proceeded to effect Il per-
mantmL organization under the
unule Of the West Eipinia Sn"c'
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I,HEDENOCRAT
SATURDAY,. Dec. 20.
IdrmcH'S StGtcment Of The SidtHs
Of .IEHirS in IrclHHd.

CHICAGO, December 12.-Thc
Dniiy AerS, At late hour tonight
received the following dispaIch
from Charles Stewart parne!i, NJ.
r., dated Duhli". December u:
The arrest Of D9vitt was prompt
cd by the desire Of the government
TO get rid of him IS chief organizer
Of the land agitation, and also in
the hope that the people would be
intimidated By state prosecution
or driven to illegal and violent
action. Tie Jesuit, instead of
nrrcsiing tie movement, has been
powerfully to assist it. Land clubs
ire being organized in every part
OF the three kingdoms, and sub
srr!ptions pour in. The National
lists, lIcpcalcrs, and Home Rulers
are united, and have found COM
mon platform in the watchword,
"The Land for the People" The
government, ba!iled in its attempt
10 crush the movement, may, III
its desperation, resolve upon further
illegal and Unconstitutional acts.
and arrest other leaders. But Tie
landlords are cowed aHd the castle
intinida;cd by the determined &C
ton Of the people. Threatened
cvicti0ns are abandoned, as the
result Of the success of the Bella
anti.pyic,ion meeting. There are
no bildin.s for estates at sales III
the landed estate courts, and the
tenants are allowed to become
owners on easy terms. The leaf.
ing English reforlncrs are in strong
synpnthy with our movement.
The French press are Mt least
showing an appreciation Of the
true position of affairs here, and
send special correspondents 10
watch the progress Of the winter
campaign. The spirit of the people
is maintained with rcdOubled
vigor. Notwithstanding Tic snow
on the ground and that the famine
and cold already pinch many.
Great suffering is anticipated after
Christmas. and the Government
trusts that in this way the courage
of the masses may he broker.
Swarms Of spies infest the country,
additional troops arc daily dis
patched 10 stations in the son,h
and west, large lcvics of constabu-
tarv recruits are iu.t ordered, all
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I.NGNA N0TNcES


NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ToMe Creditors ETC. j. Butcher, de-
ceased:
. In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Lewis county, made in cause
therein pending, to subject tic rem estate
Of the said G. J. Butcher to the payment
his debts, you are required TO present your
claims against the said q. J Butcher, for
adjudication, TO \. ". Dent, Commissioner,
ut his office in the said county, on or before
the 3O,h day Of December, 1879.
Witness, ". G. Harrison, Clerk of said
Court, this ID Jay Of December, 1870.
". G. HARRISON, Clerk.
". G. Bennett, atty. decGlw
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It is estimated that the rcn>u,
to be taEcn next dune will show
IS,iAJWD population in all til,
States and T,%itorirS-a gain Cd
about ln,OnHU0G over the CENSUS
returns "l $50, or an increase oI
about I.0OM0.HUO year. If tic
next rrMSuS r"lmcs mp I" the "*li-
mate, the United States will exceed
in population any Christian nation
except EusSia. The latest cen>us
report gives Germany (I>Ij,l f.
727.Gj9; Austra-llungary 0S1G,)
@7I33jD,0tU; France (lS1G,l %%5,90j,-
TSS; and Great Britain and Ire.
land lS1i.l 3i,G"S,@SS.
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DISEASES
OF THE
Bladder & Kidneys


For Debility, Loss Of Memory,
Indisposition to Excrtion or lIusi,
ness, Shortncs$ Of Breath, Troubled
with Thoughts ofDiseasc, Dimncss
.or Vision. Pain in the Back, Chest
and Head, Rush Of Blood to the
Head, Pale Coumtenance and Dry
Skin.
If these symptoms arc allowed
to 90 on, very frequently Epilcp;ir
Fits and CONSUMPTION follow.
When the constitution becomes
affected it requires the aid Of an
invigorating medicine to strengthen
and tone up the systcm-whicl
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E'1rSa!c.

The Cherry Valley House, with so acres
Of land, near BlIisou, We b5ter county
Largest a"d blst house in Tie county
NInlly all mi!l this spring. Contains II
rooms, furnished with everything necessary
Tor keeping Iirst-r!a.s II Good well
stables, &c. Has done splendid business
the past sc"son. viii he sold chap Pos
ession Immediately. Title perfect.
I. L. CHERRY.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Second Day of February, 1880,
,lia, being the first day of The February
terra Of the County Cour, Of Lewis ronnt -,
l5SO, the w"wrIy in til" proceedings in
said cause mentioned, hciu:
\ Piece or Parcel Of Ground
III Weston.
siUa:" on the north Nlc 0! firsi Street, in
said town. hrtwrrn tie property OF Elias
Fisher on the west aGd the alley between
S7iu property and the morrriy Of Wil.iam
+. Arnold On tie east, on which property
10 he sn!h William J. Ki'sOn now las Il
marble shop aud ioinG the same property
which was conveyed to said EiIsJn By said
"cOnidas Smith, by decd hAltl y'h day OF
March, 1871.
TERMS OF SALE.
Tie property viii brso'd upon credit Of
siN, twelve and eighteen months, the pur-
chaser giving bonds vita good security,
bcaling interest from day If safe.
WM. Il. ARNOLD.
dcc13iw Commissioner.
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'NNGAA MOVICNS.
PROCLAMATION
e. ti,e Mayor.


vAYou'L uyr;cs, !
TowS or IiEsrrS, ". Va.
December s'h' 1879.
In pursuance OF Ill" authority In me vested
by law, ! hereby monty Tie voters OF the
Town Of Nes'on' anu Of The Weston hide
pe"dtnt Scho q District, thal polls VIII ne
opened III ''V 0O"' ''0"se IL S''N ~" ~ vi
1000,
Second Tuesday i'll January. losp,
and will remain open during the hours pre-
scFiArd by law Tor the holding OF ee"r'a!
'satoran" EcuE s!"cihle1
fer said Town, to serve AS s"rh from lie ''t
day Of eb'U"r-, !sso' to The last ia! o.
January, IS'''
Ana '"y E,"r' o. vac '':'S"'S"' "'"'0'
.,,,,,. ,r,.,o ne
- S"lIH"i UsGiEs2 1*3s|lsttS
serve 4: such Tor the time prescribed by law.
! Of lilo entire Town. bu, nm Alderman must
l.t., !, V,,z. ga, ,,;l ,,,o,
,;I.,,,,,,. ta., ...;,,.,o 49, .r;,,,,J am ,h,;.
La,lo,s H.. wo.I,.
$780,. ,,,
~" "N''"'
:;, j., ,o,- ,.,i f.,
.an ,.,.,. r.,rr
VI "'''' ,.. 49,, '''''
70
l..:. ,r ,,,., o,ols.L
p.rson. po,inr for School Commissioner
mus, have written or printed on their bal
, 1879-06-12

The Sir days swimming contest at tue Lam.
both natls, l.oudon, was brought to ru,,.
clustou on the might OF ule Mtl, of May tsa,ur-
daf), 1t ha!g.past ~ o'clock. It resulted III thu
Vtctory u Ille Channel hcro, Cant. Webb, who
succeeded In swimming ultogutl,cr total dis
taHco VI sAycnty.tonr miles, Wchb's porturnl-
a''ca u1ust be regarded ~ remarkable one, uI!,l
another, s1smplftcatlon OF tue extraordinary
power Ito possussus of being ab's " stny III
watcr longer a. time than othcr living sMlu,.
sntr. Uu the first two dars l.o remained III tho
water fourteen hours each day, on The third ami
fourth Iaya hu averaged little utlsiur th!rtuun
hours, on Friday hu took hut littlp rest, unl OH
Saturday le was In rho water from hhli-t.sst Ii
~ thu tlorn!ng until lat-pust II ut night, No
changcs took place during Saturday In tho pnsl
tl"u of the swtIrtners. tiehb swam on quietly
during thy day. alMI Feart,v, tho pnIy maa nhle
to make tho ecnhlancn Ut q struggle with him,
was too fur botn.i to ca,ls6 any insrrcst to ba
taken III lIs excrtfona. 4 bouquet wna Etvun 10
Webb In ti,r water, and II the termination VI
tito proceedings he wns presented with meual.
This following MAS the tlnal rcca,rl Of tie tlll
dstance.i performed by each mai: Webb, scy-
enty.tour n,llts; Fearnc. sI1tY.two mile. thirty
!ongths; Beckwttt, toFty.twa miles tweYu
lengths; Taylor, twenty ki1 nllles eight lens.hs;
ltowbostaIn (retiscl caFIy In thu Hcek}, tun
uttCa. - --'
, 1879-06-12
ARTISTIC COOKING.
Mfes iStlt1.' Lat Lrciu-o

Miss Dola delivered her third n,u] ia,t ]ccture
on Lie art Of cooking yesterday niseruoon In
hershey Hall butDre good audience Of At.
!e1ltlso ta'lcs. ahc explained how fowl should
be areasetl antl prepared for the tatc. Tho In
e'ea'ehsa t"r III: dressing, she said, were two
ounces ~ srttar. onc ouncu Of nour, three gtlts
o. in'Ie' t"o hartl-bo1ed eggs, nnd pepper a.l,iI
sals 10 suit The taste. To prepare tho dressing
sue melted The butter IN n small saucepan, p1tl
Then aided the tlour mid the milk. when IL
ocgan 10 boil alc added the wlaftca Of the scps.
aha poured the Whole over tho breast of the
'omi, u','l grated tht yolks Of TIE eggs on iop.
Haltah pl't1dnE Wns tl,r next ci,uice prcpa.
raflon exnlalnesl by tic Indy. 10 make Il. she
thcd ohc.hatf quart cnu of ucachr,. fn1r IA.
uteApuu'Ia's bread Crumbs tsro cres, une gill
VI milk, nna teaspoonful telnon IuIce, All iwo
oa'ges OUT 1t.s ., sugar; Alternate layara of peaenss
aMi u: n'llk WIS brought tu bong p,pt ati
bsltred "Yer the yuiks VI thu cgx.. ihe latter
we're stirred wc together, a,ul tue lc,uol,.illlse
mas ,ss., ,aaaeat atn! TIC whoe ,pouruKoycr tho
nesega sIu ny.n az" - 9faa ,, crumbs Then Twas t iu
u" meantime At[ss DoJA whipped
- n hstI tfoth the white. Of tw..fcggs ii ihc
lapse u ten mini,teh the rnadlng MAS taken
'I9'n , tle oven, uni the wl,csbf 'he eggs were
Eleu On Ill tlt top of 1t and stFinklc.i over with
suRaf. iiIen slit Htole Vas tIturneu to the
falling.
T., "Frnft TART" covered with short crust, was
t!e next delicious preparation nnde by the skill
!ui 'tttlc !auy who gasc the Must explicit diset-
tsoI!s, HIni carried on her work Nth dispatch
A'l! unfnl!erirg accuracy. ''Evgs au platr
aa,ld "StnEvt sconts" we're nude u,hl cooked
Just as fhry should be and full directions riyes
'llr ladies' PRESENT how tu prcpare them.
alts1 Dols rus give six (cctures ut pctrdt,
and goes slle1ltc tn Sew York, uni utter siort
stay In Tint city wiil return 10 her houo In Ed
another visit next fall. In conversation, with a
Tn.nuSE rcpnrter, The 'ecturrr snd lint sic
hhd Larger ntdlencrs III PHILADELPHIA, New York,
anu l'i1sDtlrE than IN oiur ei!ics III ,nfseountry,
tnotgh lltr audiences In this c.ty w!re mir in
point III numbers, n,nl considering tIe fact il!ut
hUr coming bud not been well utlrer!iscd.
, 1879-06-12
1EOsEttttl,

a Hungarian publisher has becn entteayorlng
to tlIducu kussuth to buGueata his "pFlcelcss
Mc,Hoirs to ilse peoplu 0t szcgcdtn. Thu man
Of 1llatneas q tho same ttula urKet! tho foruer
Dictator Of HHnRury not to delay thu narling
Of the pcr4ouX to whom l,e would tntrust thu
admintatrat!un allu cDntrul Ut tho tlopeys urls
l,E from the sale of ll,s "alemoirs.n Kessukh
rcpte<t nlat lu had never Ut AuY tine III hi4 lt4
written stuglo lno Of Momuirs. lie obaeryvd
tl'At lse bad otton felt TINT hs might jot down
data which would bo OF service to ttlo future
historian of that chapter Of contemPorary his
tory "In which, NJ ho puts 1t, ~ played a
n!udcat part" But 10 was a1waSs hl,laorel hY
h!a nueouqncrabla dtstaste for tho extaut auto
Biographies culnplt.1 by politicians "fro,n
Casar downward. mountains of which ara
found tn our inraslcs, to t,u confusion Of tho
stut!bnt." Tlo political autobfoEEapher, ~ ho
obssFyps, ha4 never yet bocn ablu "coupletcy
TO Fcnouhes tbs baLoyod nl,st chcrlsAsd 'I,'h
kossuth doubts II lo would prove E,oro scll.ra-
nolHcnX than lis psyiecssUrs, ur kcup tlle
III" ia tlua p1oportIoil mh.n hv cun.c to rulate
thu htory of li4 lille.
, 1879-06-12

Capt. Daylsotl, mastur Of ihc htttsu Btabf
btca.nslitp kinah(n A1Rr.1, gtyes thu following
RELATION OF whnt passed hcfOro bis eyes on his
VOYAGE frotn Riu KIa 10 k0hs II, the carly pars
Of tllo nlontll. The statunent 10 duly slgnct!
W MIN ~, md countersigurd BY Mr. JOHN Me-
keellnie, Tic chief officer, and its authenticity
appcars to bo beyoul Guusttsn:
"saturt'ay, April s. ut II l5 Il. H., Capo sa-
tano, distant ahout nlnu ml!rs, tho chtof officer
and myself obsaryrd whaIu iuu,p clear out Ut
tsie sea, about quarter of milo nway. Shortly
after Il leapcd ollt agaiu, when saw 1hcru was
something attached to It, Got glassss. at,d on
tho next leap distinctly saw something holding
on to thu shelly OF Tho Ml.alar. Tl!u l4stut guyo
ono more spring ciear Of thu water, and nYsulf
alid the chlef U1l1ccr tlen observed what al,-
pearcd tn hv n lurxu creature of ihu snake
species rear ftsolf about !lfrty feet out Ut the
Watcr. It appeared to 10 abGut tho thickness
of tunkfa uast, uni attrr standing for About
ten SECONDS tu III erect position 1t descended
Into the Wutcr, thu upper elll gu!ng first. With
my glass / made out tllc ruor ol the beust to
resemble tliut Ut pi!ot-ish,h
, 1879-06-12

Decatur tfH.l Rspshticaa tRao.t.
Our columns to-day bear evidence Of the
trouble that Senator Logan and Guy. Cullom
are having In carrying out The details Of the
programme arranged last winter "Lone -
J0ncs Is the "cockle-bur" that II ton aCttat-
Ing tic otherwise calm anu satisfied temper Of
our Shelby. Heretofore the attenu4tc1 state..
man from 10 Daviess has been forcei to be con-
tent with surl, small crumbs Of comfort AZ The
Pc1itenttary Comtnssstoncrshp, but nov. his In
suitable nppsiite demands aomeil,ttg ,nore.
Tie 3farsl,alshlp Of thr Northern District
Is plum Hf about tho size he thinks
will suit tim, alll 10 tlaescuoon ealls
on Shabby tn make pilgrimage .o Washington
fur the purpose Of harvesting tic fsutt. A.
cordinE 10 tts tienr.ts of polit!sB which pre-
vail among such statesmen as he Of j. Uariess,
the denland is not unreasonable. It was
"lpngH .uncs wlIu made Tie cunbtaat!un TINT
resulted In Union 0f the Logan ald Cuiiuni
Iorecs last winter. for the mutual bcnetll Of
totl.: 1t wa. "Long" Joncs wlu tradctl on
the Spcakers!,lp Tor vote. in favor oi the combi
natfnn. 1t Was 'l.ongf .Jonrs who killed OFT
Morrison in ORDER that Cullom and Logan nigh.
b. benefited 1t was !" Lung .JoEca who man.
aged ali these tine points, AMI Of co,,rso he IL
entitled to something. but uayes-" Aye,
theru's the Iub.n
, 1879-06-12

"HaL LWl9tRN ISHnttEfHk1u11 HIeHHBt
Gi,c1 Ohssre.r (ftns.,, oetr the Ohio Gbnrrnften,
II TlIomas E:"lnE Should be nominated, attcr
the record he Inns made, It would he mainly With
a vIe" TO couciiiatlng the extreme Grecnbacx
element Ut illc Democratic party, aud Of
rnnltug possibly coalition With tue NATIONAL
isss. viewed even from tho ohlo standpoint,
this would be bad policy. Every delegate
seeuls Impressed With thr idea tl1at the Ollto
canYass this year Is "Nattonul ca!npatgn,n-
meaning u,at It is to be conducted n,nilly wftl,
Tefercnc0 to its elect on the Presidency. II
that ia 80, II would be rxccudiugly too1Isl, to
adapt Mr.. Ewing. With Ills ultra opinions, for
Ohio ought 10 know by thla ttno sl,ni tic d.
tnorracy Of 'hu United Stute8 Ii haEll-nouey
party, lntl will continue To bu.
, 1879-06-12


Tho Republican party nnkes no crusallo
against thu South. 1t sincerely seeks true payi-
fratoil on tlla basis Of simple tustca to ull
pcu. Hut two years aeo tllero was a difference
among Republicans, not az to objects, but as
to ,ncthods,-ono class behaving tlat the South
wnuld respond to cuuciiatory otrcrs, ulnl
thu otlcr boltuving 1t would not. Mr.
Foster helongel to tho former class. Ita
now admits that lo waa mistaken; mt
that he was Wrong IN leslrlt. pac1teattoIi; not
tint ho does not desire II now; hut that his
fuitn In lite .lisposttEl, OF tho south to meet
Is what inukea lin q "sta!wart" " now. Tie it,
publican partT Is both '4litcratn u and "elal-
wart,''-'lb In its ganeroua sentiment
ind its sinrere desire for peaco; "stalwartn In
itK assertion Of its vigorous, utylctdtng Ilepub-
1t,rro w"rc differences two years ago nil llcpub-
lieans are agreed now.
, 1879-06-12
BY TELEGRAPH.



IL, following wcro received by tho Chicago
k,rd Of Trade:
Iuxaluut. jane 11-11:30 d. n.-F1our, FL I'd
tlosJd. WfIcnt-Wintcr. Ns thd54ln I'D; sp.,ng,
;,fdflsa ii; while, ss 4dIoa I'd; club. III 1dSlus
d cora-is I'd. Pork, AIS. Lard, 32s I'd.
tusuroot, Jnnc Ill p. m. n,.-Sptctal--FIour~-
rttu State, lin. Wheat quiet but firm: rcd win
=, d; No. j spring, 10 I'll; No. 2 spring. IS I'd;
r.ufo.pia unchanged. Corn In fair demand and
I'm; II lid. cnrgocs OF const---Wh hcnt and corn
/, uotsrste demand. rork-i. H., Western. 47s.
Itd-;I.s "a. I3acon In fair demand and firm;
hrs e,ear. .1s id; short clear, ,7a; Cumbcriands
.s Deef-P. H.. tbs Cd,
tospox, June II. 11.LtyEnro0L-Whcatn and corn
t,u. MARX LASE.-Whcat stcady. Corn firm,
r,rrots OF eonst-WheAt in fair demand and
HesdJ. Cargoca IN rassaRc--Wheat inactive.
EXPORTS Of wheat to Franco aud tho Continent dur.
hs The past week, 1000 qrs.
lswciai Dfspatch to Tne 7,1ouns.
'Il7Enrooi, June'l1--1t:30 q. H.-FLoun- No.
l., los I'd; No. Q, Hs Cd.
Observation-Disclosures, No. ]. On I'd; No. 2, Rs
a; toring. No. l, H. Id; No. 9, 7s Cd; white,
70 i, o. I'd; NJ, 2, u Id; club, No. i, Os I'd;
70. q o. Id. Corn, now, No. l, IL cd.
PRosis,oSs--Posls, +7s. Lard, :}!A I'd.
LtytarouL. Jnnc 11.-CoTTDS--F!rm at 7 1.lga.
s.es 10. zoo bales; speculation and export, 2, Duo
kifs.
PRorssoSs-rs!mo mess beef, 75s I'd. bacon
Iaug clear, 27s
cukEss-Fine American. 40s.
As7wknr, june 1t.-pErNo1EuM-2ts.