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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
EDIFoHIAL GoHRbspospSsoh.
The RadioaI uaihsTiug Democrats He
lOioing over Hancock The state will
uivsa Larger Democratic Majority this
Year than Ever Before.
-l.g.,t.I A., lhs, H..yIafpF

Uiysa Larger Democratic Majority this
Year than Evsr Before.
Spooial to tho Register
GEATToS, june -.
Tho train which lett Wheeling at so
this morning Tor the East, carried lo
Graiton u small band Oi energetic young
Republicans, Who are here Ia advance at
the common herd, Ia prepare the way
and mako the paths straight. They
we're Gon. B Caldwell, Esl, candidate
iur tho nomination Tor Attorney Gen
cral, W. j. w. Cowden, Espp roc
rotary oi the State Cunmlllce,
Hon. BonIamin Fisher, D. u. Doycncr,
Fs1. revolutionary general oi the OHIO
county Republicans aud tho head "i the
Fusion committee which the Charlcslon
Grsenl,ack Convention sat down on with
snch a thud, aud J. a. Cowdcn, Esq
Mr.. Prank ~. Smith, ol llanrork, arcom-
panied tho ohio county team.
This early coming II these young gen
tlcmcn is ia the interest, ] imagine, at
the candidacy oi Mr. Caldwell, who's"
chances of a nomination are considered
at this writing quite good.
BEFORE getting down To- u description
oi thu Republican situation, will men
ton lhe ia,t that
orsHon Jubnoatsd for Hancock
last night IA royal way. Tho people
IN large numbers congregatcd, aud with
hunRrcs aud speeches dii their prelIl'"t
Eur the good cause. lion. fonta'ne
smith. Of Fairmont, aud John Mc''raw'
Esl ot this city. addressed tho people
4 remembered having travelled on the
cars With Mr.. smith, a short distance
snmc weeks ago, aud our talk turned on
the prnbablr action ui the tin-
rinnat Convention, when h. f'-
markell: III that Convention vii only
hay, the wisdom to give us Hancock Tor
our candidate, Nc can sweep the COIN
try with him. IIc H. not only brilliant
.o,,Iicr aud a man III the pnres, charac-
ter. bat has shown himself tn hc more
lie a statesman ui avery high order
A. Indicated by his familiarity with con :
.ututional Law in his capacity al military
governor ~ Louisiana aud Texas
Rcnring this conversation Ia mind !
hay, mo- doubt but Mr.. Smith broush'
20 hi. aid, last night, treas
urr oi iniormstion about tbs
career and nobility ot our cand''
date a. we'll as the enthusiasm on h's
behalf Mr.. Mallonee. Mr. Whitescar'
yer and other Democrats tell me uH'
an. meeting Mas succcss and that thr
Democracy arr iubllsni, smiling aud
happy, while the Republicans wear q
detected aud disappointed look. A shade
Of .adnra. rests on the faces OF s'hsel'
Msson, Bro~n and the Republican lead
ers. Several Republicans here haV" al
ready declared their determination 10
support hsneoSs.
Hon Jonathan BonnstL
of Weston. 10 here. having arcompaHie'l
h,s accomplished daughters Io th's point
10 place them on the cars boz Wheeling
whcuc. they have gone on
visit TO friends Tie gave
me a brilliant account oi a rousins TAti
aes,ion meeting held ct Weston lss'
night. lie says the whole interior oI
the State has been aroused by the hom'
ration Of Hancock a. Il has not been
.rosssd Cor twenty years; that the Do
uocrssy ere jasilsn. svsrywhsrs, and
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ARGENTINE uEPUBLIc.
The OWL War

Rio DE JAssIRo, June ~ A dis.
patch from Buenos Ayrs announce.
that the city made peace proposals 90 the
National government un the ?'ib Inst,
and the negotiations aru expected 10 10
suit isyorably.
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u.snsscss, Jun. ~ Two hrisbt
,ssiss ossss In coliis,oa ssIly this mora
ias 4 Petersburg. On the Psnnsylysnis
Rsiisosd. Another freight train, 9th
John b CSaufosJ, snspess, snd " A.
sehyss, hfvsssa, rsa into the stset.
bosh ssa ssss isssssiiy tiilsJ. They
rsssdSi ia this city.
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When the flih round ~ss shot 81 v0
yards the brtiins became q 10 \ sssina
The Irish.
The Final Sore
The following is the so0rsai tie ,Dpt
yard range
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Pssass win Never osssss.

LONDON, June 2e.-In,elligencs has
reached the Foreign 0ffics that the
French Government would never itself
beconie . party 10 the schsms Tor
wrinstng IRON tho TURKS by iorcs what
they might not 10 induced 10 give by
reason.
t's An Raaht, hus Load Your ouss.
LONDON. June ga special fron,
Corfu says: Abeddin Pachs, the TURK.
ish Minister VI Foreign Affairs, has sent
. confidential circular 90 the chiefs oi
tho Albanian league. stating he has rrs.
son t0 believe tie decisions oi the sup.
Elementary conference at berlin will not.
be prejndicial 10 Albanian interests. AZ
the same tina hs councils the chiefs not
10 remain Inactive. lie says tho Porte
will protect them against the covetous
designs of their neivhbors The cirru.
lar concludes - hllows, "Rsmain
united and hrmi such 10 tho supreme
will of the sultan
Almost . Hiot.
lospos. June G.-frou llteen to
twenty thousand persons wers present
nj Bradlsugh's meeting In Trafalgar
bQuAre, last night Being under the
impression that Bradlsugh would pro.
eesi 10 the House II Commons siles
max Ing his address, somc Thousands Of
persons who had been attending the
meeting, rushed down Parliament
street 10 the Palace yard. aud soms
three or four hundrrd got into West
minister Hall. but the police charged
them and drove them through the gates.
In the meanwhile several thousand
persons had asssmblcd outside the rail.
ings. A reinforcement oi police, how.
ever. removed them 10 tho opposite side
ot the street In orler to clear tia way to
tho House Of Commons.
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A MARROW ESCAPE.
This 4. Getting Monotonous.

Nav YoEK, Juns ~ The sIcorsion
steamer Long Branch. just alter ossting
off from the dock this morning, snd
which vas croxded ~iih . sunday
school party bound br Long Branch,
xas run into by an oil boat snd cru.hed
Ia below the water line, Tue boat lie.
gan % OIL, causing great alarm on board
among The children aud teachers. snd
maLinz frantic the friends on shore sh0
witnessed the collision The boat speed
ily retained IL tie dock and all sefe
landed la safety. The vessel sans
To CsIsbrsts Her i0stn Birtbdss,
HlEoOcs, n. Y, June ~ Nf.. frp'
dsnce IArtin, oi Plss Eidy, De'asarr
county, n. Y, ~ill celebrate her lO6ih
b,r,hdsy on July 18th. hs l.artin 10
IN fall possession oi bsr mental faculties,
u veil preserved physically and gives
promise oi living many years Ioas.f. she
s4 In the oH Mlnlsins ior h the
time the battle xss fought bstseen The
Indians and whites on the mountains 10
the northern part oi sullivan county
N. Y, ju.t sesoss ,bs psisvsss nssi
from LAoksssxsn. She has . sonderfa
msaory oi the Incidents and svssts q
! that pssiod.
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n, ss.,m.a .. . Q, . o.na,a.. ss-.

WAsnIsoros. June - fhe ds'A
.,slsn,.ni ior June Ia noe bring pre-
pssed The dscf..s. io the d.bt ihis
month gill b~ sefy siishi, OsiSz D
heavy pension and inisfssi payments
H~ssip,s iur the mbnih vill foot up
sl-Dut ty5 Oc0 000. aud the sspsas~s
ai,yot IA ODD 80
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To.DAY's OoNVENTIoE

Won'I Take tho Registers Suggestions
A Poor Ticket Probable Hutchinson
Would Rather be Excused DeleEates
Slow Ia Arriving
GR,rroS, W, Va, June 20
spccis Dispatch lo the Register.
Ilagsus says ] missed Il ia my guess
on the ticket, ~ much the worse Tor
the Republican party. named good
ticket, aud Il they obiect To- II they must
suhrT the consequences
Hasans Ohoioo.
ilsgans wants Sturgiss Tor Governor,
and that puts Wade iur Superintendent
oi Free Schools out OF the question
Then they say Bishop will not bo nom
inaisd ior Auditor. N much the worse
again. II Is true none Oi those men
eau be elected, aud 1t Il pity 10
make a Sacriheisl Offering Of men ~
COOL a. those have named, and ! sup
pose that IL the way iiagans & 90. look
at u, therefore the reader may prepare
himself iuT a ticket constructed out ol
poor material.
PFominent ArTtyals
The late train brought IN John 4,
Hulshinson and other Psrkersbars poll
ticiaas Oapisia Oraersit. ol Charleston,
Gibbons, oi Point Pleasant, Captain
iioIsler. Of Jackson oouaty, Colone
Wells, OF Writ county, W. z. Hubbard
H. L. Hubbard, A. W. Campbell. an,
Others oi Wheeling.
Hutchinson Cor Congress.
Hutchinson 10 talked oi for Congress
but says he osnno, oonseat 10 make th'
sacrifice anless no other Republican CO
be iosnd 70 do %.
] tcsssss'd - S~va ssss.l
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lHnLAhD.

The 0rsst Iiias Match The A,nsriusa
Team Wins By II Poins The psoors.
tions Weather vsry Favorable 10 Good
Shooting
DoLLrnousr. June so.-Ths weather
early this morning was very threaten.
Ing, but towards II o'clock tho wind
shifted 10 tho west. II then became
cloudy bat not threatening The wind
was blowing straight ou the targets,
which is uniayOrable Tor high scoring,
The air Ia tolerahly clear aud soft.
There Ia considerable display OF Apcri.
can aud Irish bunting on the way Iiihrt
from Dublin. The houses ara d~,o.
ratsd with welcoming notices, e,,.
The Arrangements
The Irish team fire on targets one and
two In squads. Thus, John kipby. WIN.
Rigby aud Milner on target No | fw,.
ton, Joynt and Young on target No. :
Tho Americana are on targets Nos. )
aud 4 thus. Rathbons, Fafrow and
brown on No. 3, and CLARK, Scott and
Fisher on No. u. A detachment oi 40
royal Irish oons,abulaTy preserve order.
The Irish Rife association yesterday re-
solved that no ineuihct, ~ such, Join
Sir Henry Halfori's team at Wimble.
don.
The FIRMS Bssins.
Firing al the SOO yards range began
at i2W. Tho wind then had moder.
ated and lhe conditions ior shooting be-.
caIns more favorable,
Ths Hhootins ss ths First nAnss.
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Almost . Hlot.
RUSSIA.
Condition oi the Crup,

NJ. PrrsRsIrRo, June ". The Rus.
Sian Minister oi the Interior. on . tour
oi inspection, ielegraphs from AsiIs.
kahn that owing to the want oi hands
tho plague ot locusis cannot be eGcciu.
ally eradicated. Many other Insects are
injunng tho crops.
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Treasurer OF state.

The only name have heard 10 that
oi Capt. J. &. Cunningham, OF ksnswha.
lie IL here With his bright face shining
like tho headlight Of locomotive. Oi
course II I;osslcr should ho selected
iur Auditor that would probably
n,rrasitalu tho finding oi n candidate lor
Treasurer in some other section oi the
state.
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There is one thing quite evident 70
the dIsintsrested spectator-there Is no
heart In this thing. There Is no buoy
anoy--no snthuslasm--no confidence
shown In success, aud hence there ara
no applications for places upon the
ticket, tt--.f.I.H,.
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Continued ON second Page
A Iorrihle Fall

Tuesday, General" Doyle as he is called,
a typo, accompanied by brother printer,
while walking the Texas Il Pacific trestle,
about mile west of TIE city, fell through TO
the ground, a distance of some fifteen feet,
sustaining serious injuries. His comrade,
with some assistance, removed him to n
house near by, where he remained until yes
terday morning, when he was brought into
the city and carried to the city hospital. He
has not spoken since and DR.. Carter, tie
city physician, who attended him, thinks that
he is hurt internally, and that his injuries
are of serious nature.
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ter from W. 4. Cook, who recently removed
to Chicago, informs his friends in Sherman
| OF his prosperity in the home of
his adoption.-Miss Belle Bohrer, in com.
pany with Mr.. Ed. Day and lady, departed
for the North last night. All will remain
few months among old friends in that
section of the country and all will be missed
from Sherman society. Quite party of
friends were at the depot to see the party
otf.-0n Tuesday night occurred the mar
rlage of MIR. Palmer, one of our gentlemanly
telegraph operators, TO Miss Emma Vain
right, at the residence of the brides parents.
Elder Binkley, of the NJ. II. church south,
performed the ceremony. We regret exceed
ingly that circumstances were of such ma
ture as prevented our arrival at the house
until late hour, but are sure that the ele-
giant supper in waiting was none the
less enjoyed by us on that account, although
we failed to see the ceremony. The wedding
was very private, only tho intimate friends Of
the family being invited, and yet the spacious
parlors of Mr. WIS elegant mansion we're
thronged by party such AS rarely gathers in
Sherman. May God bless the two young
lives thus made one, and crown them with
broadcast usefulness sndrichest happiness.
Our citizens are doing little besides speculate
on the action Of the Chicago convention, and
the bulletin board at the t legraph office is
surrounded by an anxious toroug.--Re-
ports from Savoy are Of n more encouraging
nature this morning,--A little
child of Mr.. Wilson is lying
very low of fever. May
she recover speedily. ---Examinatio in our
public schools are in progress NJ present.
Sherman has every reason to beproud of the
efficiency of her schools.-Major Levy
don't think of anything or talk of anything
or work for anything than the coming
Fourth of July celebraton.-A negro who
arrived upon exceedingly rapid horseback
ride by jumping off his charger yesterday, is
now engaged in fixing up broken arm.--
Blackberrles have put in an appearance
upon the market Those who desire to
sample them may do so at twenty cents per
quart No one but newspaper men
and preachers can afford them. -
AT the Binkey house: Frank Riggs, Kan.
sas City; Isaac Cloud, Gainesville; S j
Evans, Galveston; j Garfnscle, Gainesville;
Oliver Smith, Paris; A Goldsten, Grenada;
Miss G Hardwicll, city; Captain Berg, Texas;
j ID Queen, Denison; John Scullen, ST Louis;
NJ Chamberlain, 7 Carter, Troy; w b
Brack, city; A p McGinnus, Texas; George
II Backus, Dallas; G G Wright, Paris; II B
Sanborn, Houston; Frank Pearce, st Louis;
l. II Borse, Dallas; d Kerloot, Dallas; j
Nj Mum, st Louis; w w Polk, Baltimore;
S Hsggerty, Texas; j d Harbry, Texas
Fred Miner, Paris; j A Fitzgerald, Paris; M
A Story, city; z SPfouts, Dallas; D X
Williams, Dallas; + 4 Crandall, st Louis
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PARIS.
Correspondence OF the Herald

NVilespouucuCe Vi lne belulu
PARIS, June =. 1850.
When the news of the Savoy cyclone was
first received at this place, about ten O'Clock
last Saturday, there were three or four sub
scription lists started, and about three hun
dred dollars in cash raised before train time
and quite quantity of all kinds Of provis-
ions; both money and provisions, together
with 800 pounds of ice, were carried up.
About 90 persons, including doctors, went
up from Paris, some of whom are still there.
Several came back the same night, and next
morning Sunday MIR. John Martin sent no.
tices to each church in the city to be an
nounced that there would be q public meet
ing at the courthouse that evening Mt two
o'clock, which was very largely at
tended. A committee of four was
appointed to each ward to raise all the bed
ding, clothing, in fact any and everything
that any would donate, the goods, wares
etc, to be delivered at the large and com
modious warehouse of Martin & Wise, on
South Wall street, where another committee
was appointed to assert and box all the vari-
GUS articles; and by shutdown we had over
$500 worth of bedding, and twice that
amount of clothing, and had the same
loaded in box-car which was full to over
flowing. While the people were at the
courthouse, a committee went round in the
crowd and raised about two hundred dollars
in cash; and yesterday the committee
shipped twelve thousand shingles and several
kegs of nails also a large lot of chickens
Our relief committee here consists of John
Martin, H. w. Lightfoot and ii. D.McDonad,
DR.. Stell and Major r. e, Douglas have
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ROCIGDALE.


correspondence OF the Herald
RoUKDALE, June l, 1880.
Our county has been visited with an I'M
usually heavy rain, coming Friday evening
and continuing and continuing without inter
mission until about eight o'clock Saturday,
accompanied with a heavy wind, which seri-
ously damaged the grain crop, leaving most
of it fiat on the ground. During the rain
a hail storm passed four miles west of town,
doing much damage to the already blown
down crop.-The San Gabriel and other
streams are overlooked from bill to hill, cover
ing the entire bottom.-A hack left Rock.
dale for Divela during the day, Saturday,
containg two passengers and the driver. On
their reaching San Gabriel bottom they found
it overfowed, but the passengers urged the
driver to cross, and before reaching the
bridge struck winning water, and the team
became entangled in their harness. One
horse was cut loose and savel. The parties
by hard struggle made their way to high
land.-A report has just reached town that
negro teamster was drowned in Little river
below this and Cameron,---Rockdale has
raised a magnificent fund to put up a build
ing for u public free school for the city. A
noble enterprise in the right direction
Mr.. Cheatham was killed to-day by being
thrown from his horse.
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SHEER MAN.

CORRESPONDENCE of the Herald.
SHERMAN, Juue3, lSS0.
A rap mt the door of our room this morn
ing was followed by the genial countenance
of the senior editor of the HERALD. True,
we couldn't receive him just as magnificenty
as we wished to, but we were none the less
glad to him. A better reception will be ten
dered if he will only wait until we are cut of
hed.--We are panied to learn of the death
of Mrs Mollie Skinner, daughter of our es-
TENED fellow townsman, w. G. Tucker.
Mr.. Tucker starts for Missouri Immediately,
SO as to be present at the last sad rites, and
carries with him the sympathy and regret of
large number of our best citizens. -
1t was an amusing sight to see Sherman, $
humorist Col. Parker, hunting for stone
house, OR a hole, or some means of escape,
from the cyclone Which he imagined was
coming on him last Wednesday night
The festival to have been given by the ladies
OF st. Paul's M. Il. church tonight has been
postponed until next week. owing to the in
clemency Of the weather. And this remnds
US that it is still raining in these parts, and
from all observable indications will continue
SO do for some time to come. Well, let it
rain.--A call very numerously signed by
the good people of Van Alstyne, requesting
D. X. Cowles to make tho race for county
attorney, is published in this mornings
Courier.--"Politicians will please not sit
on these steps, is the sign that greets the
passer-by in front of Wrights new bool,
store.-Mr. Emery John, who has BEEN for
some time confined to his room by sickness,
Is, we are glad to say, growing better rap
idly.-Sam Wright is contemplating Wis {
10 Leadvlle soon. May he become healthy
wealthy and wise.--Rev. l.. II. Carhart,
who has been absent for month
ihattendanceupon the General Conference
OF the NJ, II. church at Cincinnati Ohio, /:
expected home every day NOVA let.
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Three Boys I'm Trouble.

City Marshal. Morton arrested yesterday two
lads named Ed. Kilen and William Daniels,
each aged about nine years, and colored boy
about the same age, on the charge of inter
ferring with private property. They had
entered the house of Mr. Haberman, on
upper Main street, Tuesday night, and though
tn ir presence ut such time indicated bur
glary, the charge of interfering with
private property was preferred against them.
They were lodged in the station-house and
will be brought before the Mayors court
this morning.
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shoulders, 80; clear ribs, - clear
sides, 1890
Wheat No 2red hl, 0Shi cash, lo0's@l o.
rjune; a0As for August
q, Corn iimer, %li@Ai cash, Si',@h for June;
J's for July.
Oats dull, Sic.
ST. LouIs, June 5. Hogs weaker;
Workers and Baltmores, a 10000; packing, 100
~; heavy shipping, I 2Oae5; rough heavy
) ~ 0Oi receipts, 9,OOOi shipn ents, 1900
Cattle active and trm; light TO fair, 5 90@t 20;
butchers steers, 00ai 90; cows and heilers
4O@3 10; native oxen, , 1905 10, grass leN-
ans dull, 50GS o.; stnckers and feeders nomi-
nal receipts 1900; shipment 800.
sheep quiet and weak fair to fancy, 3C09i OO;
receipts, tu0i shipments, ---,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 3. 80 The nrOvers' Journal
reports cattle receipts at 100; shipments, ,0C0
market tim and strong; natives, 9OtDt 70;
chiefly, OO@i0; western, 8 sO@i go; good active
movement throughout amt all sold.
sheep receipts 600; shipments, 200; market
firm and active, SOdi a0;lamhs, , 50ee3 90
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DENIsON.
Correspondence OF the Herald.
DENIsoN June 3, 1850,

correspondence OF the Herald.
DENIsoN, June 8, 1880
Weather cool and cloudy. Pedestrians
alton still slightly impeded by mud
Major Mills, whilom real estate agent, cattle
dealer, etc., formerly of Denison, is said to
be now located at Caddo, Indian Territory.
Fred Dunn is on the sick list.--At
their meeting Tuesday night the Gate City
Guards, by unanimous vote decided to go to
Dallas on the Fourth and take part in the
competitive drill and the festivities of the
day.-Joe Tinz e Bro. are moving their
stock of jewelry to Sherman The father
and the brother of the NJ. X. " I. boss
bridge builder, are in the city on u VISIT
Red river is slowly falling and is now below
danger mark---Samples of cotton in bloom
were exhibited on the street yesterday. -
Col. G. B. Randall left for Dallas last night,
to argue the case of Frank Marines before
the United States court, on the motion for o
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Ei-KNGGIGTS or PYTHIAs. The members
quested to attend the regular monthly meeting,
Mt their Castle Hail. saturday evening at 5
O'Clock. A full attendance desired
PAUL TURSr, Pros
W H. SUTTON, Sec'y and Treas
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new trial.-Mrs. Charles Eaton is on the
convaescent list.----Trains are all more or
less behind time Just now, on account of
soft track, the effect Of the late rains. Bet
ter late than in the ditch.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ylr>g.Y PERSONS OR FAMIILES-Wanting
VS. Boots or Shoes, First Glass City Made
for Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children, will
do we'll to call at G0S Main street; always ON
hand fine assortment, also made to order at
once rs desired. Prices Low. Work warranted
Old Bootsand Shoes Repaired,
HARVEY PAGE,
febItf Manufacturer.
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LThe north-bouad passenger train on the CEN
raj, due here at $40, Wds sin hours
tate last might. We mere thereby prereated from
getting our Southern mail
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sights NJ " oOpremiumj Sterling bank, 1864
@S7; Consols, idA@i7.
Flour quiet but steady ;super6ne, 80 ;double, 4
o.; treble, AZ; higher grades, 519i.
Coffee dull; cargoes ordinary to prime, 12si
@l5la.
Sugar quiet but steady; common to good COM
mon, GA@Is; fair to fully fair, 71s@7M; prime
to choice, 7aldSia; yellow clarified, sls@1,
Molasses dull and nominal; inferior, -;
common, 30; fair, -; centrifugal, -;
prime to choice, -
Rice dull; ordinary to choice, 5Js@7.
Pork scarce but firm, llk.
Lard steady; by the tierce, mos; keg, -.
Dry-salt meats fair and firm; shoulders
loose, as; packed, iO@5O; clear ribs, 81 +;
clear sides, 81. Bacon dull; shoulders,
10; clearrib', ~; clear sid s, ~
Hams scarce but firm; choice sugar cured
canvassed, lOdllld.
Viii key quiet, 0j@l 10.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis, June3. Flour firm but not auotably
higher, family, So Whisky steady, IS.
Pork irmer, 10 10. Lard llrmer, G9S.. Bulk
meats firm; shoulders, -; clear ribs,
Ga bid; clear sides, -. Bacon firm;