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VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.
Another Delegation Bound for
Washington

New MARKET, Va, June 2l.-A large
representative delegation, composed OF
both the white and colored Republi.
cans OF Virginia, including DR.. Geo. h.
Iiilmer, Postmaster at Richmond,
United States Internal Collector OF Rev.
enue ]. II. Rines, OF Lynchburg, and
others, will call upon President
Garfield on Thursday next in the inter
est of the Malone Readjusters and Goa
iitiOn. The delegation will embrace
representatives from every Congress
sional district in the Stat including sew
eral ex members OF the Virginia Legis-
lature.
John N. Lewis Bounced-The Conven-
ton to be Held Juno Gath.
RICHMOND, Va, June 2l.-Pursuant
to the call of Chairman John n. Lewis,
IS out OF % members OF the Republican
State Central Committee met to-day, in
accordance with the resolution passed
by the committee last February, which
provided that for the well.being OF the
Republican party in Virginia, no men,
Der OF the Republican organization or
committee could be at the same time a
member OF any other organization that
did not acknowledge allegiance to the
Republican party and its principles.
Chairman Lewis, who was recently
nominated as the Readjuster candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, was declared
no longer member OF the committee
and Gen W. .Wickham elected to succeed
him as chairman. Lewis did not attend
the meeting. After the call for the 2lst,
he sent out notification OF change Of
the meeting to the 2Sth. The meeting
decided to hold a convention at Staun-
ton August 4,h, for the nomination OF
cand Idares Tor State officers, and none
but s,ralghtout Republicans could vote
ior delegates, or be eligible for election
as delegates. The basis OF representa-
ton in the convention is one delegate
for every 500 and fraction OF 500 Repub.
licau votes polled for President in each
city and county in 1880. In view Of the
confusion caused by two days being set,
the committee resolved to meet again
on the 2Sth.
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FIRE.
Courier-JOurnal Building Bad
Damaged.

LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-A little before
midnight to. night, a fire broke out in
the paper stock on the fourth floor OF
the Co,irier-Jornal building, which
smoked out the editors and the printers
on the floor above. The COurier-JOurndl
hose and force pump were quickly
brought 10 bear upon the flames,
which we're held in check until the fire
engines got to work and subdued the
confiagration. The loss from the fire
amounts to but few hundred dollars,
but the first four floors of the immense
building were flooded, and the damage
from water will amount TO several
thousand dollars.
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ANOTHER COW STORY.
About the Same In Effect as the
Other, Except That It Is In
Pennsylvania.

PIrTsBURGH, Pa, June 2l.-A special
dispatch to the Post from F;eeport, Pa I,
saws: A serious accident occurred here
between and o'clock this evening.
A west bound freight train on the West
Penn road ran over a cow near Buffalo
Greek bridge, throwing the. en-
CINE off the track on the bridge, caus-
ing the bridge to fall, and precipitating
the engine and ten cars into the creek.
The engineer, James +. Rapine, and the
fireman, James DIETRICH, were both kill
ed. Major Snowden, of Freeport, pas.
seuger, was also killed. The bodies
have since been recovered. That OF the
engineer was found wedged in the tim
bers. A brakeman named Gallagher,
made narrow escape by jumping off II
box car. Rapine and DIETRICH lived at
Blairsville, Pa.
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LIVE STOCK.
CbioAo.

CsICAso, June 2i.-The Drosevs Jour.
MI bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
10000 head; shipments 5000 head.
Market strong, active and steady; poor
to good mixed packing. SIS 65(S6 05;
choice heavy, So 100 8 25; light S 95
98 05; mainly common to lair, - I'D
5 rs.
Cattlc-Receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments 2,40O head. Market active at 5GD
l0c higher; exports, 5 zoos ID; lew
good shipping here; good TO choice,
s. COOS W; poor to fair s. 2Oa5 40;
butchers active and steady at 81 45(9
1 4S5, mainly S3 50(64 90; grass Texans
active and strong, all sold; stockers and
feeders, Sc 30ta5 10.
Sheep-Receipts 500 head shipments
$50 head. Market active and stronger; |;
fair TO good shearlines 50 1904 SO; choice
to extra - S095 10: shipping demand
improved; exl ort inquiry fair.
East LiDerty.
EAST LrBERry, June 2l.-Cattle-R Re.
ceipts TO day 22i head; all Tor sale here;
no through stock. The market has been
pretty lively ut prices much the same as
Yesterday with all sold out generally;
prices are q shade lower than last week
on al, grades but prime, which brought
for 300 to 500 pounds average. 81 10
(G6 so, good shipping grades, 200 TO
1850 pounds, s. s0(G6 W; fair 10 good
butchers stock, 1000 to 200 pounds,
S OO. as IS; common and light, 800 TO
1000 pounds, 81 5Otd4 15; stOcksrs and
feeders, as 10 quality. s. 1904 ~; bulls,
cows and stays 81 25ts4 50. Sales To-
day $50 heads, total for two days s6s
head.
Receipts to-day l,l05 head,
Philadelphia 50 25(a6 IS; iorkers s. -
@59.
Shecp-Receipts to-day ZOO head;
selling fully 25c OF from last week;
range Of prices 81 0Oa4 W.
Philadelphia.
PHLADrLPaIA, June 2i.-Cattle-Sales
$500 head. Market inactive; prime
So 1907 90; good Sc 25Cs6 70; medium
s. COOS 90.
Sheep-S,les 10000 head. Market
dull; prime 81 37l; good S 0OtS5 25:
medium 81 75td4 S7i; common 81 OOt9
4 l2i; culis s. 0Ota3 S7i; lambs 81 OOa
900.
Hogs-Ssles 800 head. Market 10
fair demand at - OO(s9 %, according -
quality.
OIHcIHSArI, June 2l.-HoH- Firm;
common and light - 2j(65 90; pack
ing and butchers IS 3OIS8 %. Receipts
100 head; shipments 255 head.
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WHEELING, w. VA, WEDNFShAV> V Nov
STEUBENVILLE.
Back Again.

sOecisl Dispatch to the Register,
SrEuBENvILLE, June q.
Policeman Worthington arrived from
Indiana this morning, having in charge
]. w. Allison, the absconded sewing
machine agent. Worlhington expert
enced no difficulty in getting Allison, as
he was entirely willing to come back.
He was locked up. His brother, who
resides in Indianapolis, will be here to-
day.
Fergusons Fortune.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
STEUBEsvILLR, June q.
Many years ago Mr.. Ferguson,
brother OF Mr.. VIM. Ferguson, steam
boatman OF this place, left this city and
nothing was heard of him until a lew
days ago, when information was receiv-
ed that the long lost man had died at
Memphis, Tenn. and had left fortune
amounting to s45OO00. VIM. Ferguson,
is now dead, having died only year or
two since. According to law his child
rem, who are Mrs. Sam Cole and Miss
Lucy Ferguson, Of Steubenville. and
VIM. Ferguson, Jr., OF Pittsburgh, will
receive the entire fortune.
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INDIA.
Avnnh Khan,aDefeat.

LONDON June 2l.-The Viceroy OF
India telegrsphs as follows: The reports
received from Candahar state that
Ayoob khan's loss in the engagement
with the Ameer's forces at karizsafed
on the llth inst, vas l3O killed and
wounded, aud 81 prisoners. The killed
included Abduleah Kan, one OF Ayoob
Khan's principal adherents. The AmeeI
announced his intention TO leave Caoui
on the 10th inst.
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National Temperance Convention

SARATOGA, June 2l.-The National
Temperance Convention Of the Metho-
dist Church met here to day. Rev. Drs.
j. Gordon, OF Massachusetts, was elected
president; j. s. Bailey, OF Pennsylvania,
vice president, and Eliza ]. Thompson,
of onio, secretary. John b. Cough
and Mother Stewart, of OHIO, and Mrs.
Thompson made brief addresses.
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ITALY.
Rome Indignant Over the Marseilles A.
fair

Rome Indignant Over the Marseilles A.
fair.
LONDON, June 2l.-A dispatch from
Rome says: 1t is impossible to describe
the Indignation the Marseilles affair has
caused here. The Chamber OF Deputies
received with ironical comments the
statement Of the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs that the conduct OF both the
Marsellles authorities and the Italian
Consul had been perfectly correct and
that they had done their utmost TO pre-.
vent any insult to the Italian escutche-
on. The Minister added that he had
sent instructions 10 the Italian ambassa-
dor in order that most energetic meas
ures for the protection OF the Calians
might be taken and he did not doubt
but that the French government would
be interested in preventing acts calcu.
lated to disturb the good relations be-
tween the two countries.
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The Exposer Of Free Masonry.

New YoRK, June 22-The Times has
a story from Batavia, y. Y, which says:
The town is filed with excitement over
the discovery OF what are believed
10 he the remains OF Wm.
Morgan, the man VITO betrayed
the secrets o! Free Masons, in his book
entitled "Morgan's Illustrations oil M.
sonry," fifty. Ave years ago, and vas ABB
Quoted and made away with before the
work Was given to the public.
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Ohio University omcer. Fl,c,.,

CoLrNHUs, o, June 2l.-walter q.
Scott, OF EastoU, Pc, formerly OF the
W " oosIer University, was to day elected
President OF the Olio State University.
vac Edward OEtoD resigned. who re,
signed 10 devote his whole time to the
ehair 0i geology. $ e. Derby, OF An-
toch So-iese, Mas elected TO tne chair
OF ancient Languages, vice J. X. Sui,h, ne
signed 10 20 aboard.
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In the Same Manner.

NKw YORK, June 2l.- Judge Truar,
of the Superior Court, This morning Tel
dened decision in the case OF X. Hatch
VS.. the Western Union and other iele-
graph companies. lie dismissed the
complaint and diSsolyes the injunction
restraining ,he Western Union Compa.
ny from issuing their scrip for an IN.
crease Of 500, 900 in the capital stocl.
The action, in its nature, is similar o
that brought against the same company
BY VIM. :. Williams, the decision in
which was rendered yesterday.
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eri.oom.s Twenty-Fifrh Day.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 2l.-Griscom' 8
weight at the beginning OF the twenty.
fifth day at noon was 1914 pounds, loss
OF 293 pounds since the beginning of the
fast and OF one pound since yesterday.
In twenty-four hours he drank ferry
eight ounces OF water, and feels well
though weak. He is vivacious in con-
yersation and good tempered.
A dispatch from Maniton says that
the bodies of Bell and Wilcox VINO were
lost there Friday last were not recover.
ed and lthe prospect of finding them
WAS Door.
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Murder at Fl. Smith.

LITTLE Rock, June 2l.-A dispatch
from Fort Smith TO the Go.stts, SAYS:
1t is reported that a man was killed at
McCurtsine's store, Choctow Nation, in
difficulty growing out OF permit
troubles. No particulars.
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Fremont's New Mayor.

Fremont, o., June 2l.-Fremont's q
Councilmen met last night at the City
Hall, and after the transaction OF rou.
tine business, proceeded to ballot for
MAYOR. TIE first two ballots resulted
IN a tie vote Of iolr each for Engler,
Democrat. and Everett, Republican. On
the third ballot L. landenslager, Presi-
dent of the Council, and Republican,
was elected by one majority.
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An Overture from tn Proprie-
tors.

NEw GoRK, June 2l.-T - commit.
tees from the Boss Brewers Uni n unI
IRON the saloon keepers oryaniz ton
met to-day to settle the di 6culties ex-
isting between the form r anil their
workmeu. II was conce ted that the
black list be abolished and that the
strikers should work twelve hours per
day and work from one To three hours
on Sundays without extra pay.
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RAILRoAD BoSDs-In fair request but
at generally lover prices.

~ PfitSc.
STATE SkcURIrIrs light demand.
SrocKs-The market MAS irregular at
the opening. hut WAS in the man weak
aud lower and at the hrst board prices
recorded q decline Of 20 9 per cent,
Lake Erie and Western, Western Union.
st. Paul, &. &. and C., and Ohio Cen.
tral leading therein. Toward noon spec.
ulation became strong in tone and con.
tinued 10 rise during the afternoon up
10 the close OF business when the best
prices OF the day were current in most
instances. The improvement from the
lowest point ranged from 10 per
cent. st. Paul, Delaware, l.ackawsnna
and Western, Wabash Pacific. Lake Erie
and Western, Cincinnati, Sandusky and
Cleveland, aud Houston aud Texas he
ing the most conspicuous IN tie AL
vance.
The transactions aggregated 3J3.JOO
shares, distributed as follows: Canada
Southern l2pO0, Central Pacific 10000,
c., q. 4 |. &. $3.50, Delaware. l.acts.
wanna and Western 5000. Denver and
Rio Grsnds loo, Erie II, 900. kansas
and Texas 5000, Lake Shore 5000.
Louisville and Nashville 1000. Lake Erie
and Western $500, Michigan Central
1900. Memphis and Charleston 800.
Missouri Pacific $500, Northwestern
$500, New Jersey Central II 200. New
York Central 5000, Northern Pacific
1000, Ohio and Mississippi 500. On.
tario and Western 300, Ohio Central
800. Pacific Mail $500, Peoria. Decatur
and Evansville 2,0OO, St Paul 900, NJ.
Paul and Omaha 1900, Texas Pacific
400, Union Pacific $4,000. Wabash Pa.
cifc 5000, Western Union 5000.
ami Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleve.
land n 0D0
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SPAIN.
Trying to Intimidate the Authorities

Trying to Intimidate the Authorities
MADRID, June 2l.-The authorities
nave resumed the raid on the gambling
hells. A young man, the son
of a gambling house keeper, who
was arrested when in the act OF lay
ing large petard, confessed that he
was the agent Of vast conspiracy OF
persons who for FIVE months have
alarmed Madrid, hoping thereby to
force the authorities TO tolerate gam
bling. In consequences Of the disclos-
ures 27 persons have been arrested and
warrants issued against others
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FRAN CE.
Her Policy Peaceful, but Her Toes n OF
to be Tread Upon

her fOllCy EehCcluis Aoi ASOo ~ w
to be Tread Upon
PARIS, June 81 -Bartholemy st. Hi.
laire, Minister of Foreign Affairs, yes
terday ant circulars to foreign repre-
sentatives abroad, setting forth the pol
icy of France on the Montegrin, Greek
and Tunisisn questions. He points out
that the French foreign policy is con.
stantly inspired by desire to maintain
peace, as nobody in the world, he
saws, can doubt. France would
Immediately take up arms, II
compelled by honor or sell defense.
Her government has no difficulty in de.
claring its wishes to settle amicably all
international questions. The circular
repeats the assurance that the Tunis ex-
p, di,ion was only undertaken to chast-
ise marauders and concludes as follows:
France in fulfilling the duty imp osed
by her moral and material superiority
will assist in regulating the Tunisian al.
ministration and extend her impartial
protection to the enterprises OF all ma
fiDna
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ns.,-,c,,va Fire Mar Z.ns.vilI,.

Z,SEsvIILE, June 2l.-The grain
cradle manuiactorv oil George Selson, in
Springfield township, Was destroyed by
fire yesterday morning. Sixty cradles,
tools and material were destroyed. Sup
posed to be incendiary. Insured in
Knox Mutual.
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safe BsowirR.

DkTGoir, MIcH., June - Yesterday
at Point II lgna0e, ness hsckinaw. the
sale OF j. D. Mcdonald, contractor OF
tn Marquette and Msesinsw railroad
was broken open and robbed Of 81 500.
Several thousand more fortunately es-
esp 4.
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WASHING TON.
The Opinion OF the Attorney-General
Wanted.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The Secreta.
~ of the Treasury has requested from
the Attorney. General his construction
OF Section third OF the Act OF June 20,
1874, upon the point whether the Ma
tional banks can deposit in the redemp'
ton fund gold and silver coin as well as
legal tender notes, and whether the
Treasurer can redeem the National bank
notes in coin, tho Treasurer holding that
legal tender notes only can be deposited
by the banks, and the circulation OF
banks redeemed at the Treasury only in
such notes.
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Struck and Got It

ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-The firemen at
the st, Louis Gas Works struck last
evening Tor increased wages. They have
been getting two dollars and one hall
per day, aud demanded that the three
dollars be restored. The company &C.
te led to day and the men returned to
work
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N,h,list Plot Frustrated.
TU RK EY.
TriaI OF the Sultsn's Murderers.

IEIHI UI VHt oUIIuu u UUFuNHS6"'
CONsrANTISoPLE, June 2l.-Tents are
being pitched before the Sultan's palace
and under shelter OF these the trial OF
the prisoners accused OF the murder OF
Abdul Aziz takes place. The indict
ment demands the death penalty
against the actual murderers.
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DRv uOODs
New York

Nxw YORK. June 2l.-Dry Goods
Business irregular with package houses
Staple cotton goods and mems vesr
xoolens moving steadily on account OF
former orders, but new business lees SC
i've. Flanneis and blankets doing well /.
aud Kentucky jeans, repsllens aud
shirts ard drawers In steady request.
Prints and dress goods remAin quiet
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CAN ADA.
Propossd Commercial Treaty.

MONTREAL, June q. - To-day the
French consul at Quebec received Off.
cial information that the master OF Tor.
eign affairs in Franc, wished 10 make q
commercial treaty directly with Canada.
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AT REST.

Obsequies OF Ex-senator Lane.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 2l.-Tks funeral
services over the remains OF ex-senator
Lane, Of Indiana, took place to-day at
his late residence In Cawfordsville. A
special train. with federal and State Off.
GERS and friends Of the deceased, left at
7:45. Among the distinguished persons
were Hon. Richard w. Thompson, Sen.
ators Harrison and voorhees,, Governor
Porter. Ex-Governor Hendricks, Con.
gressmen Orth and Peace. Hon. Vim.
Cumback and w. r. Mexican.
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EirA at QnAhAc

QUsBEc, June 2l-An alarm OF fire this
afternoon was the cause of considerable
excitement. About dozen very small
houses were burned.
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ELAN ID.
But One Land Lacquer Left.

DUBLIN, June 2l.-The arrest OF Cox
leaves the management Of the Land
League exclusively in the hands OF MIR.
Sexton. Cox was originally the Lea!ue
organizer for the Province OF Ulster, but
the imprisonment OF the Dublin execu-
live rendered his services in Dublin in
dispensable, and since Harrington's ar
rt st ne has been only an active orga-
nizer. In the Midland counties three
men have been sentenced to five years
penal servi,ude for riot and VIC ent as
sau,t on the police.
NIh,list Plot Frustrated.
LONDON, June 2l.-The police seized
and conliscated large NUN Der oil car
tridg IS found opposite the honse OF a
well known member OF the Land League.
at Lemsbury. near Leeds. The Land
League is very strong in that district.
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Ask for sellers Liver Pills." No
others possess halt their virtue. 25c
per box. Sold by ali druggists.
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THE (OKERS' STRIKE.
Demands Conceded, and the
Trouble Thought to Be at An
End

IFOuDie IuOukus W ANc ~ -"
End.
ScorIDALE, June 2l.-The backbone
Of the strike is probably broken, as the
demands OF the strikers have be n con
ceded in majority Of cases in this sec
ton. Those which have granted the sd-
vance and are running full are Wheeler
Vile and Morrells, on the Uniontown
branch: Stoner's, on the Southwest
Penn; Keifer's, Bessemer and Furnace,
on the Mt. Pleasant branch.
The miners at Frick's are all solid to-
day for the first time, and at JimtoSn
the Ben 20 out in the morning. There
are few men at work at Schoonmaker's
Alice, while Dravo's, On the Southwest
Penn, is the only works running full.
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Accidental SHOOTING.

LIrTLE Rock, June 2l.-The Go:,tis's
Pine Bluffs special says that Edward
Bynan, q colored boy living there, was
shot and killed Saturday morning by
the accidental discharge OF revolver
which.he was tiourishing. supposing il
TO be unloaded.
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Many lose their beanty iron The hair
falling or fading Psrters Hair Bslsam
supplies necessary pour'shment, pre-
vents falling and graynes' srd 10 an s'e'
CANT dressing.
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Long Term
The Assembly voted as f.lloxs:
Second Ballot.

A motion to adjourn was lost by
vote Of SO to IS.
The convention then voted again as
follows:
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THE BALLOTS.

Two Taken, butNo Choice Made.
Albany, June 2l.-The Joint Cor
vention voted rs 70 lows for a successor
t. Conkling:
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Nsv YoaK, June 2l.-Cotton -Stesdy
at II l.lG(9Il l8c; futures barely
steady. flour--rirm and unchanged
receipts 22,O06 barrels; exports 1900
barrels. WheHt-Higher, with q mod.
crate export demand; receipts 1900
bushels; exports none; No. = spring
81 2IiG,l %: uDgraded red 81 i2,dl 2si.
No. . do 81 22l9i %; No. 2 rel u 26i.
canal 81 27Cel 2s; railroad and steam.
er 81 %; No. red $l 81 bid: misei
winter 81 %; ungraded white 3 200
2iI; No. I do, sales II. 900 bushels. st
I 2jlG1l ~; No. 2 red, seller June. sales
"a. .O0j bushels. at 81 25tCSl 2G!. seller
July. sales 2.38. 600 bushels, st 81 2biDh
! 2G.; seller August, rsles 10000 at
| 81 2it6,l 2ii. seller September. sales
l7G, 900, bushels st 81 2i!lsi 2tI. Corn
Active and q shade highe; receipts
| 1856, 900 bushels; exports i79 900 bushels;
unsound 4sta-5Or; ungrsded ble67c;
steamer 5iia56lc; No. 2, Gt157c;
No. 2 white j9iCS60c; yellow western
5sa59c. Oats active and shade
higher; western mixed 42ft43e; white
| western 43ls47c. Hsy-Dull and un.
changed. Hops-Stezdy. Cofse-Firni
| and moderately active. Sngar-De.
m and far and market firm: fair 10 goo
refining 7ihnsc. Molasses-ln goo
demand. k,ce--In fair demand. Pe'ro.
leum-Quiet and firm; United s0ic;
crude 8iG7lc; refined SIC. Tallow-
Easier OF 8!G,8ic. Rosin-Firm At u VI
C42I0. Turpentins-firm At 45tl94 jlc.
Ezxs-DulI st I7lCSisc. Pork-st adv
and moderately active; old mess 81 6?i;
new mess 81 90. Beef-Dull sn un-
changed. Cot Meaa-Quiet and nom.
nal. Lard Fairly active and shade
higher Sll l5C9li 22i. Batter
and In good demand at l0l922c. Cheese
Firm st eslOc.
| CHICAGO.
CnIc. 90, June 2i-Piour- Quiet and
firm. Nheat-Demand fair but st loser
rates: No. 2 Chicago spring u 1910
I i0t cash; 81 OH seller June; u III
ssller July; 81 iItlsi IL seller Antust:
81 iOifSl I0l seller September; No. .,
SI GOAL 05; rejected 75SSoc. Corn
Active. Grm and higher st sS!c rssb;
4Slc seller June; +5tCS453c seller July;
I5tc seller August: 4bic seller Septsm.
ber: rejected 42}c. Oats-Steady and
6nn st SIC cash; 37637ic seller June;
3gic seller July; 2sc seller August; 27ic
seller September; vjec:@d Bic. Rye
and bsrIey-Steady sod nnchspsrd.
Pork-C settled, but generally loy 0. NJ
SIC 3 cssh: SIS 3DeI6 ga seller July !:
SIC SOLO 37i seller Augusi; SIC ~ seller
September. Lard Irregular and 6rrn~r
at SO 90Si0 g,l cash; SO 9sCli0 ga
seller July 80 800 10 92i seller August;
SO 72It4l0 IS selIer September. Folk
heais-xoderstely sctiye and higher:
shoulders S5 9OSs 50.
TotDdo
ToLspo. June 2i.-wbest -Yirm !:
No. 9 red Wabash. spot Al 2O{: 9ltr