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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-18
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE.

afY DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE
vi ROOM on Main Street, Charlestown-in
centre of town,-are for Rent; and ! will sell
my half-acre lot on George street-an eligible
building lot also the house and lot on Main
street. west of Major Kearsleys residence
Sept. IL, 1880. NARRkN EB1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-18

The Western Unioa TELEGRAPH Office Is
n.v at the psf Office iu>,t4dof the Sadler
Building.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-18

-., tl,., +l,. farmer
Nlr. Lowcn>teiu requests us TO announce .
thg, hc Will be ln Ohat.ctpwa on t"l'S
day. 22nd instant, with d i1I lne OF RAJ,
and Winter samples tor suits ior men ana 7
bows
Mr. Tho~. j. McNnu~. formerly oi liar- .
per-, Ferry Who l pUcucng law IN Ne" .
Work has hard the degree oft l. l.. Is. con- /
frrI ol him by che University of the city I.
of New NorS
-
...-.-l,,~r. of ,,,, .l,,.,- En- th,Ia,, is some
-l.rut.e. or diligence anj devotion to hu>i-
ness and Fidelity Dob tru-, in thc lllure-
-.
VIZ. l''..''. ''.' ,..,,.',,'i ;.,,,,
,,..r, ,., ill., ,,.~l,,,,- , tl. r1,., sS ha, been
J.n,t.. rlo,,.g al.n. the iiuc OF thc road. to T.
participate in an excursion 90 Philadelphia on T.
Tuesday next.
y HancocS aHd i-Asi'~h Oi1' W''S "'-'.u
p nv III Viii. Virr President:
IA, .'...,,'..,,..I NJ, IA C;lbcrt SEQ
-. = n Mil. .rr,.,.,,~,r
Mr. lame, ". Butt. bailtr. Is adding
story 4, and otherwise improving thc dwell
ing house OF lir. Martin L. Avis. on West
street and al-o improving the house of
Mr.. Abram stump on George street. Mr..
B,rne, has also. the new dwelling house
,of Mr.. Donarlly nearly ready for the root.
a. Berryyile, on Mon my morning last,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-18

TIE undersigned having openel shop on
i Fast Charles street, opposite \. T. Smith
Art Gallery, parties having Chairs needing Cane
bottoms will do well by callingo him Prices
very low. FRANK ii. SMITH.
-ep I, 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-18
Has Two Screens,

fine and ccarsc-for chatting all kinds of
grain: for cleaning Wheat Timothy or Clover
Seed. aud for clcuniug Wheat for Seed.
For Sale at
THE GRANGE STORE,
kus u 'S0.1n: Second floors.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-09-18

To-day, Saturday. thc primaries will
meet to choose delegates Co tGt Legislative
Convention 90 De held here ou Monday, th'
both And on saturday, 3'ib primaries
viii be held 90 elect delegates to she Con-
vcntiou Co De held on Monday oath, 90 mo-
inmate County officers. The precincts viii
appoint delegates Co each e>loiiow,: Charles
town lO. Wiltshire, !. Midj.caay 8. kcr-
ueysville g. shepherd 3, Duhc.ts 3, fo'o'
mae 8. Bolivar g. I,olltowa .. Harper Fer
II 3. kabletown %. summit Point =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
tTRGIFkH TElt-S.

MIR. James L. JefFrios has bcush, Dr. Chill
loa's farm near Warranton.
Captain George D. Wiso, formerly Of this
city now of Richmond, announces himself
catdlia:e Tor Congress 10 the Third district.
The cadet engineers Of tho Naval Academy,
OF Annapolis, arrived at Norfolk last night and
will rcmsio several days inspt cling tho yard
TIE nows Of tho nominations at Cincinnati
was received with enthusiasm at Richmoud,
and ono hundred guns were fred 10 honor OF
the nominee.
A number Of the wea|ioiest ciiiz ns of Lynch.
burg have called meeting, to DO held mkt
week, at which the prsctlcshility of street
railroad Tor that city will DO discussed. 1t will
be 90 elevated railway" we suppcsc-alI up
hill.
The Warrcntou Sold South says that the
wheat crop throughout Farquer is o third
more 10 area aud the yield wall be as nue.
greater 10 proportion than it has ever been since
the war if not seriously damaged by the delay
OF harvesting duo to the scarcity of hands
Yesterday morning William Burke (cololol),
tho Uilo murderer, IN Richmond, was taken
before tho Polio, Court for preliminary hear
lrg, but waived an examination, and was sent
on 10 tho Hastings Court. He was tsken hack to
The CITY jail. followed by u largo crowd Of aueiy
colortd persons, VINO threatened to xiii the p.is-
orer. who was with difficulty rescued by tho
ptlico,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
RORElG| TEsI"E.

a sIroug anli-Cerical demonstration has
been made ct Rome. 1t included all tho aooie.
tics Of woikingmen, who raise shouts OF Down
with tho Clcrioals, down tho priests.
The cIp!ain Of tie Italian vessel with tho
mcub,rs Of The ~ khedive's harem on board
has ANNOUNCED that according to instructions
f'rm the Italian legation. he will not 30 10 Con-
stantinop'e.
TIC TichborDo case came UP 10 the London
courts yesterday or appeal. Judah Z. BeLia-
min argued 10 fsvcr of the release of the CAIN
ant, claiming that he should servo but enc sen-
tcCc, for one crime.
Charlts Brailaueh's ,0stiuents arc hcldius
mass meetings ia his favor By tho vote of tho
Htu OF Commons last night ho was released
from tho Clock Tower prisoD, and says he will
repeat Tho ctf,rc for W aich no was imprisoned.
lno l41ndcn STANDARD oriticisea Promier Glad
stopo for leaving Sir Stafford Northcote to act
Is Is inc leader OF tho House, aud charsctcrzes
Bradlaughs c>Idu,t rs opnn deiiauc, TO tho
HonsA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

c1cs as 40 cfbc!r ard gentleman, will sligo i,
without hesitation"
The Washington Stsr. republican,, sa7,: "As
to Gen. Hancock, We believe his domination 10
be the Strongest ono ,7hioh the conventiop could
make. What four months may bring forth. Of
course DO msu can tel but cur present impres
sion is that he will be elected
The Baltimore Gsz,tc, says: Twenty wears
have passed sway sire. the last democratic
President sat in he White Heu,e. Oathc 4.h
OF March, 1851, the new regime will begio and
under the visa ard patriotic administration of
llaucock tho land we love will rntt upon new
career Of prosperity AID glory"
C1DPratuatory dispatches were pouring 10
upon Gen. HsDonck Yesterday evening at Gov.
crneur's Island, N. y. among them the fol-
lowing:
81 cordially congratulate you on your nomi.
naIicn. 81. TILpEy"
To Which General IIa,c9ck saut neatly
worded rony.
General Joseph IT, Johnston, of w., SAINT q
greeting as folloss:
The nomination mikes me- much pIsdder
than you"
Seustor Randolph. Of New Jers.y, telo.
eraphed
My hearty CONGRATULATIONS. Now Jersey is
Rsvo ulioDary Zero
The Baltimore American says: "DlmCcra!s
| 10 all pirts OF The country appear 10 BIO web
pleased, believing it to DO The safest and strong
est ticket possible. Republicans generally G 70
ecdo that it is strong ticket"
The Richmond Whig. rcaCjastcr, SAYS
"Whstevor nay have been the personal
preferences Of individuals before the nomi
nation. tho nominees OF the Cccipnali couyen
ton arc accepted as entirely worthy, not ooy
Of the support Of the party whrso standard.
bearers they Low are, bu! Ct the full c)tii ieuca
OF tho cntite people.
MIR. Baine says: 1T is strong ticket"
| MIR. Cameron says: 1T is q very sIrone
ticket and hard 10 beat
! Mr.. Both saws: ut ia strong tiuket, aud
Z ,Rish secures Indiana"
| Mr.. John L. ClanpcLt, the ouly surviving at
tor0cy ihr Mis- Surra:t says: 1T is speudij
nomina'iJr, ard his part 10 rhc Surratt execu
tlcn viii not fleet hin; the Gort rlI ouly obeyod
the orders OF his superiOri. and that is reoopu z
cd by all Will l0forued Democrats Gen. Han
cock was not 10 the court room duriog the en-,
tire limo aid on tic moIIiDg ct tho execution
c,mo Into the penienLiarY and was mst by me.
liauctck said: L am carrying out tho death
s'ntet c., and 1t is the most painful not OF NY
life. | would rather take chatc.s on the bat
tie field. but ON soldier and must obey or.
ders.'"
Rev. Father Walter who was Mrs. Surratl' i
spiritual adviser, says Il do not desire to be
come mixed up with polit;cl Gen. uapc,sk
has my letter. which xplans nv opiGion Of the
part ho took 10 the execution"
| Dispatches to-day from Deadwood, d. IT,,
Donver Col. San Francisco, Portsmouth, N.
| II Memphis, Tenn, Helena. Ark, Cubs and
Rol d)ut, N. T., and many other places repre-.
sent the news OF The noninations as having been
| received with the greatest enthusiasm.
| Tho Democratic newspapers in all sections Of
the country speak in glowing terms of the nom.
| ino,s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

As stated in our Washington correspondence
Yesterday. the republicans by no possibility can
fad fault with General HaIcock for obeyiog
orders from il superior officer 10 the Surrslt
case. Should any otbcrs blame bin for the
course no took in that affair. they have to choose
between him--thc soldier who was compelled
By the oath he had tax n to obey orders, though
against his willard tho partisan court. backed
Ly the Hhole republican party, who issued tho
orders. A crime was committed. but the ro'
publican curt and tho republican party are 70
spousibe for it, not General Hancock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
Fs3GyE Er.5SaIJFS row,
Special Correspondence of tie Alerd. Gazette.


WAsH1NoToN. d. O., June IS. 1850.
Whatever the oaus: may b, ID not for tho Ga
zets's correspondent to say, tu: that the rcpub
llcsn cf6oe holders here. of high and lew degree
alike, arc sored,is fact ths! is apparent to all
Observers and that the fraIk spcakiog ones
among them doh't pretend to derry. The alarm
is even greater thar il WAS yesterday, Hi o. the
news from Cincinnati was frs: received, AID
o5tead ol boiog moderated by time. as is usual
10 suoh clsee, il seems TO iocrcts,. But f their
f,ars have 20. moderated. tier politics have;
for many Ct them Who were moderate rcpubli
cans heretofore, have Low strorg leaning to-
ward democracy, aud many OF the former ultras
DOW belong to tho moderate wlrg If the party.
Every one ct them almost has heard Of the de-
fiction of one or more poliiea' friends at homo,
| and as they tI,hauge news, and as that reWs is
| all CT tho same sort. their depression IS on o
| gradual increase. With the democrats il is
just tho reverse; they are all jlblIsn.. and old
! fellows with seeCy coats, who have been il re-
| tlremcnt Tor years pss:, arc already showing
| themselves at The hotels and throwing up their
we'll worn hats in anticipation ui the good times
| they fondly believe arc yet 10 store f,r them.
|
highly encouraging TO tho democrats. 1t is to
the effect lha. The Cincinnati nomiunticn, end
| tho enthusiasm it aS tc1ssiontd throughout
! the country. have tended 10 no snail degree 10
| close the split 10 the democracy Of that Stale,
| and that there is now Q stroug probability that
| tho tesdlusters who arc to meet 10 convention
at Richmond 90 the 7th rrcximo VIII abandon
their idea oil running 40 independent electoral
ticket, and that the dome Gratis amopg them will,
| like the Taunaoytcs Of Nav York iotond do
irg. strive TO tXosl tho regular democrats or.
Rau'z l,loD 10 tho support they will give tho
electoral ticket already in tho Gold. Colonel
David A. Witdicr. president of tho reaoiast-
ers' organ .tou 10 AIex,ndris. hut whose
bu:ioess is 10 this CT y. is understood TO b, az
avCw.d supporter CT the Hancock and Eoglsh
ticket, aod will 90 to thu li,h nUnl convobtion
Tor tho sole purpose otit flcaciag it to adopt tho
curse he has determined TO pursue. which is
to root the raGic,ls uut first and se,lJ the State
debt qucSlJn sfterGaldJ.
! 1t is understood that tie Secretary CT War
will approve the rsrott Of tho rtco1t cxamina.
tons at West Point, which rcco amcuds the
dsDiSs,l Of Cadet Whitaker.
] II is an open secret hero that the republicans
loar serious dolt ciors among Tho Grant wing Of
| their n3riv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

General Hauc,ck tore up the Confodolatcs OF
Gettysburg and was sore 10 their aide at the
Wilderness, but no vas fair ard open enemy,
and when active hosilities c,ased. said the war
was over, aud did oil he oould TO make it 90.
The men who fought against him. aod their
sors. will avsi then s,lves of the opportunity
to DO afforded them next November to show
that so far from bearing melcs against him they
raspcct their former brave enemy, aud are
grateful to him for The generosity he exhibited
to them 10 their hour Of defeat and 10 the time
ofthcir suffering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

Among The other good p|anks in tho Cin.
ciounti platform tho mti>rity Of the right Ihiuk
ing penpc It the ,un'ry ara pleased TO rcc2g
uiz, the old, we'll seasoned nad Tina honorcd
and proved democratic ones Of souod money, n
revcDuo and not protective tariff, and opposi
lion to every species Ct sumnuny law. About
90 ptr can't Ct tic voters OF The counIry are hard
working peopIe. Such people watt tho NJ oney
they earn 10 be gold, or good as co!t they want
to buy everything they ooDsunc at as low rates
as possible; and They wlct tho liberty Of spond'
ing what they earn in AIRY way that suits them,
All these wants will DO prat6cl without any
trouble iy the o'ccion Of tho democratic ticket
next November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
AND COMMERCIAL

Business outsiie Of The retail trade has gener.
ally been dull during the week, there having
been tu. slight movement in the new wheat
crop yet and but little of last years grain re-
naming on hand. In the coal trade thers il
good deal Of activity, and the receipts and chip.
msnls continue TO improve. The polite Il ex-
Clement g been quite intense during the week,
but bseflu,l msy now DO expected. while the
opposing forces are preparing for the final en-
gsgsment. whom hot work may be expected.
Money matters are quiet. In Baltimore the
supply OF MONEY seeking temporary employ
ment ii very liberal, and rates arc easy when
the security is satisfactory. Loans and discoun
| arc both quoted at per c,n!. 1hs offerings
o: commercial paper ara unusually light. Mon
ey wss easy IN New York yesterday at 1883 per
cant, and closed at q. and in Philsdelphia the
| market is very easy at Bad per cert for loans on
Government c,lsters'. Government bonds
were iirmer yesterday. with moro general de-.
IL and throughout the lis. The faal quotations
| in Now York sho we'd Z advance In g. If 1881,
and the others unchanged. Tho per csnts
closed l0is .l0,s for registered. lOs34lOss for
| regular. and 1899 sl0Ss for small coupon bonds.
STATE securities are quiet, but there is some &C
tlvity in Vlrginiss, without, however, any
caanga in questions Of Importance Prices
seem ID hsvo reached q point at which
there is Il considerable quantity of bonds for
sale, and up 10 The present time at Toast buyers
ere not wanting when any concession is offered.
The closing both for the bonds and for tax cou-
pons due July, 1880 wss shade easisr, with
prices Cn'y tho smallest fraction lower. Oonsols
were shade 6rmer, $50 coo selling at elsa6l3,
and closing st 6llsGls The 1O.4Os were dull,
$4,000 selling at 45S s4's and $500 deferred at CO
Consol coupons CASTER several lots due in July
amt uniting TO $40 9l3. changed hands at So, S7s
ST.. The 10 40 July coupons wore also easier,
Sl,s0) selling at 923. Railroad stocks are firm
but qliet. Baltimore and Ohio second preferred
sold ~. 107, * dividend. aud Common at 1924
closing l5Ei Ats. Orange and Alexandria thirds
II. We quote: Or. Alex. g. Man. 79AsO; Or
s. AloI. 6s, - lCGtal08. and o s. Aes, SIT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

The contrast b.tween the reception of the
naws Of Hancock nomination and that of Gar.
teld Is remarkable. The latter fell fat, the
only emotions il produced being those If sur
prise and disappointment; while that of the
tormcr,in every portion of tho country, and from
one extremity thereof to the other, has cc,sscn
ed The liveest enthusiasm. Statutes are fired ard
flags thrown to the brcez, in every city, town
and hamlet 10 which powder and buntn can
be obtained; speeches in which the democrats
fslcltato themselves and congratulate tho
country are made from every stump. and every.
Whero the nomination is looked upon ss
equivalent to election. All the Generals
rivals hasten to tender him there siuosro
congratulations and to rro!er him th9ir
earnest and hearty suppor:, aud dis
patches of similar import peur in upon him
from every quarter. How different is al! this
from tho response tho country gave to The
nomination Of Mr.. GariiedY And yet il i but
natural, Tor Hancock is the properly chosen
nominee Of a national party, and is without lear
and without reproaoh. while Garfield was taken
up as make shift. and labors uudor charges
grave enough to make even his enemies ,ity
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

1t was stated in our Wsabir gsou correspond
ence yesterday that carly in 1877 Gen. Hancock
wrote oter TO Con. Sheridan. in which he
stated hat ho believed Mr.. Tden had been
elected, and that if ho received any orders from
him no should obey them. IF this DO so it only
adds strength to much Other evidence affur led
by the Generals life that goes to provo that
when elected President. IS be will DO next No
vembor, about the very least thing BIO will con
slider previous to assuming the duties of his
othoo will bo tho decision Of any possible eli c.
toral commission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JUNE:5, 1850.
Sun riaas.............. 4 90 Sun :ets -,

ARRIVED
Str Geo Lesry, Norfolk, to L Is Hona
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk to r 4 Eead
Str Mat.ano. lower Po.c. 10 j Broders 81 c..
Str j w Thompson, lower potc. to r a koeG.
Schr Geo II Millr, Groton, 10 Amor Coal e..
Schr Wm Allen, New York, 10 Amer CoSlC &c.
Sehrs + Speddin and u FISK, Wssn'n.t g.
} Agrew q Go.
CLEARED.
Str Lady Of tho Lake. Norfolk. NV q Ero.i
Schr X b SpedGin Norfolk. ny j i Asnew
s. Go.
PASSED UP.
Schrs John I. Newton, tor Georgetown, ara
Leono:ss. for Washington.
PASSED DOWN
Str Hercules and schrs w l. Marroi and Grr
Aery, from G Georgetown.
MEMORANDA
Schr Bertha F Walker saiiol rtom Prcyi.
dence for GEORGETOWN 24Lh.
23d. ''>''''
Schr Hattie NJ HAYES. from Georgotown, Al
New Bedford CC3l.
Schrs Calvin 2 Harris and Daniel Borden
from Georgetown, at Fall River 2Cth.
Sc1rs Mary S.over for Richmond, and C.lch
8 kldgewsy, FOR Georgetown, cleared a. New
schrs w M Wilson and Fanny Tracey, froa,
Richmond, Edward NJ Reed, hence, for New
London, and w Il Race, from GEORGETOWN ~
New York oath.
ScAr Jn0 L Doughty g. Tiled from Baltimore
foe this port 24;h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
Mothers !MOthers!! MO1hers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with tho
excrucistipg pain of cutting teeth ? Ii 80, % n,
once and get bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW'S
EOOTHlNG SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer medatoly-dcpend upon it;
there Is no mistake about it. TheIo is not n
mother on Garth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once that it will regulate thu
bowels, and give res! to the mother, and reliaG
and health 10 the child, operating like magic
1t is perfectly ssfs to usn in sill cases and pi,m-
ant to the taste, and is tho prescription OF ons OF
The Oldest and best female physicians and nurses
will accompany each bottle. None genuine un.
le,ss tho fac-simile of CURTIS 81 PERkINS
is on tho outside wrapper Sold by sll Medicine
Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle Bowara of
limitations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

CANVAssERs Tho State Conservative *
ocutiVe committee have appointed the following
clnvassels:
Eighth Congress;o ,al Dstlic:-D. A. Grius.
ley. OF Cul pepeI; It. A. M1shback, Of Altxan-
drls; Marshall Mccormick, of Clarke.
Eleventh Senatorial District uier and
L3udour; James V. Brooke, of Fauouier:
William Mathew, CT Loudouu.
Twelfth Senatorial District-Clslkc, Feed
erick and Warrep; John j. Williams, Of Efed
eriek; John L. Lowell, of Warren.
Fourteenth Senatorial Distiict-Alexandris
city and county and Fairfax; &. Il. Stuart, Of
Alexandria; James SanRstcr, Of Fairfax,
Fifteenth Senatorial Dstric.-Otapge, Cul
pepper. Madison AID Rappahauuocs p. z. Bsr.
bour, OF Orange; W. W. Moffatt, of Kappa
hammock.
COUNTY AND CITY CANyAssERs
Farquler county-Janes Scott.
Louooun c,unty-Frapk Conrad.
UIaike ocunty-William N Nelson.
Frederick countg-Dr. G. Guyer.
City OF Winchester-Wm Alexander.
Warren county-H. Ii. Owning.
Alexandra oity-Samuel G.. Brent.
Alexandria eounty-Alexsnder Hunter.
Fairfax county-Tbomas Moore.
Kappahaouock couuty-O. 2. Carter.
Culpeper county-John L. Rixsy.
Orange oouuty-W. LII. TsIiaferro.
Madison oounty-rhomas V. Fry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25

and western lAmb from g 10 ca. end Pcnnsyl.
vsnis, Maryland and Jersey do from to &c.
Hogs-None for sale alive. Dealers appeared
to have more courage to operate, and TIC feeling
at the close Was frmer Nominal range for live
hogs, 5Oas4 70 per leo lbs.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Juno 24-Hocs-
Receipts 900; shipments 50O market sc.iye
bnt lover; mixsd packing l0sS4 40; light 4 "A
ash 90; choice heavy 45sS4 Co. Cst!le-Kc.
celpts IL oN; shipments 200; market strong
-Recsipts 60 shipments none; msrke. we.k:
common TO cho:ca 2OsSi
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, juno 2I-
Cattle-Some $50 head ware offered with SALES
at 3 5o.$5 Is per 100 lbs. Some GOO sheep AID
lambs were offered; sheep sold at 81 cents and
lambs at Ct ;nts per ID for primo . cows snd
calves brought i0.Si5 per head.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET juno "A Hop.
in active demand; common 25aS3 SIS; light 1.
"a 20; packing ASA 49, buichos 1 40aSi to
receipts l,toO; shipments 700.
BALTIMORE Juno 15-Vireiuis Ct deferred
81; DO consolidated 6l!; Now 1910. IL bid t..
day. Cotton easier; midding TX, fiout dull
and weak Hoshrd street and Westorn Super
2 75sS3 81; do Extra 75aS4 Is: DO Family 81
SIS IS; City Mills Super 3sS3 80; do Extra !
vi cot w auiJ v ~ l'So ioi uU Mo DTaGu3 bS
81 Is; Ps!spsco Family 81 TO- Whest-South.
ern easier; Western higher for spot and lowrr
for futures; Southern red l0Ssll2: do nmberll
ais; Mo- Western winter rad spot ll9i ,Iunr
ilet: July lOaS .lO95; Aug 54alCGS; sep. lCG!
alOjs. Corn-Southern easier; Western en-,
firm; futures steady Southern white nominal;
do yellow 50; Western mixed spot ard Junr
6l!n5l3; July 49ia4eS; steamer 1ji. Oats esser
Southern 55aS6i Western white 33s3}4 do mix
ed S2aS3; Penna 33s@l. kyo quiet and easier;
Of s.. Hay steady prime to cnoce Penna ami
Maryland BASEL Cotfse firm and shade bet
ter; Rio cargoes ordinary to prime 122,liH.
Sugar easier; a sof. g Whiekey ll4sS l..
New YORK, June IS Stocks st,aiy Money
2s3. Flour dull. Wheat hoavy and low.r.
Corn Gull and easier