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OVER A MILE A MINUTE.
The Astonishing Time Made on the Can
ada Southern.

DETROIT, May 6.-The Vanderbilt
party, directors OF tine Michigan Central
road. returned to New York from this
city Yesterday, via the Canada Southern.
FIon Amherstburg to Bugalo, the train
OF two cars was d avn by the newly in-
vented Fontaine engine, which msde
the NOS. astonishing speed on record.
The run from AmherstbnTg to ST.
Thomas, Ill miles, straight track, was
made in 9S minutes without a stop
The run from ST. Thomas to Victoria,
lis miles. tie run WAS made in l:S1, ex'
elusive OF five stops, amounting TO six,
teen minutes. This rrr, 299 miles, was
mad. in 3 hours and 55 minutes.
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ARMY CHANGES.
The Military Divisions to Be Arranged as
they Formerly stood.

lhCy
WASHINGTON, May 6-As the result
OF the conference between President
Garfield, ,the Secretary OF War and
Generals, Sherman and Sheridan, an
order has been prepared and will prob.
ably be promulgated to morrow, restor-
ing the military divisions to the same
status as before the order of December
II, 1880, which created the Division OF
the Gulf. BY the new order General
Schofield is placed ON waiting orders
until further orders from the President,
with full pay. The territory formerly
embraced in the Division OF the Gulf Is
restored 10 the division OF the Missouri,
which will remain under command OF
Lisutenant-General Sheridan. The Di
visions Of the Atlantic and Pacific will
remain unchanged, under the command
respectively OF General Hancock and
General Mcdowell.
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Professors Hunz tnk6nx

!. .&SALsSRrRG. y, III. May 6.-The recen,
Tr,,uAll'y u, IN knox College eliminated
tihnrs'iay night in the disgraeeful per.
W!;1l.-ne IWgru'ahce OF hanging Prot Thos. r
vs. " "i'.lSrH and Prof Henry W. Read in
sMsy IN front OF the College. The
.t .tee vas lnseniously covered with tar %
a'a' ..,i y WAS with great difficulty thar the
'Odles could De cut down
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frrrSHrRGH, MAY 1t Is sail that
over -,oOO coke ovens will b. erected in
me OOnnei,svl,!e region ,i.iS yeSr. The
'oGnel!svIl!e Coke and IrUa COMPANY
VIII erect no; the CHnupllsville GAs
S2a Oomp3ny are building 400; tho
ho'eSood Coke Company. limited. vii!
Sre't nc, lOO more al their works near NJ.
~ ~ aSant; j. VI. SchuOnmaker Al!l add
.OO ovens 70 the Alire WORKS, near over
So; 1n; Hutchinson & Bro viii put M
~ ~ more AZ the Standard works az VT
.tSS&nt; Frick X Co. viii erect l7n at
t'S ne. u.o6e mines, aud the Cleveland
Noii'ng Mil Company are building $50
"e" ovens at their works at Mover.
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Getting Even with the Temperance Pee

NKwBURo, May 6.-With Q single ex.
ception the hotel licenses in the town oil
Montgomery, twelve miles from this
city, expired on April 30, and the new
excise board has refused to renew them.
Consequently all the hotel owners, with
the exception Of one whose license still
holds good, in both the villages OF Mont
gomery and Maiden, refuse to accom-.
modate either man or beast, and in
some instances even chaining up the
water pumps. The affair is the result
OF a recent temperance movement.
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Gard from Miss Mary Anderson.

PoUGHKREPsIE, n. Y, May 6.-Miss
Mary Anderson, who performed in this
city Tonight, denounces as q base fabri-
cation the story telegraphed from Gin
cianati that her step-father. Hamilton
Griffin, had appropriated 100000 OF
her money to his own use. There is no
foundation for it whatever. He is now
and will be her manager for next sea-
son.
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SPORTING NOTES.
Base Ballat Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, May 6.-Two thousand
people witnessed the game between the
Chicago and Cleveland clubs. The fol-
lowing is the score:
Clevelsnds, 0, ., 0, 0, o. 0, 5, 0, 0;
total ..
Chicago, 0. {, 0, 0, o, 0, 2, 0, 0; total 2.
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Trying to Regain his Power.

TUSIs, May 6.-The Bey has addressed
q fresh protest to the Powers imploring
them in the name OF humanity TO stay
the horrors OF war. The report 10 con.
firmed that five powerful native tribes
revolted and refused TO submit to the
Bey or the French. The Bey Is strenu.
ously endeavoring to regain his authori.
ty
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my,ter,ou, Death Il g Convict.

INDIANAPOLIS, NAV 6-Dr. c: W.
Kelly, OF Louisville, and Dr.. Henry
Jameson. Of this city, returned this si'
ternoon from BOgystown, where they
went 10 make an examination ri the
body OF Stephen Smith, the convict,
whe. it was alleged. died from violence
in a southern p'i,on. They made q
verbal repor; to Governor Porter, in
which they said they found no evidence
of fracture OF the neck, as charged
and that an examination Of the intes
tines revealed the fact that the man had
had typhoid fever. No opinion as II
the cause Of his death was given.
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CISCI N N A II.
Talk OF Adopting the Cable System OF
Street Railwaya

CixcIxSArI, o. May 6.-Parties in
this city have organized and secured
the right to adop; the cable system,
such as is in use in San Francisco, for pro-
pelliny cars on the street railway. One
Inc % ,hc road To Walnut Hills con.
sented to introduce the system and how
wants authority of the city council
to 20 aheai. A test OF grade OF a hun.
dred and twenty feet to the mile on
the Cincinnati Northern Narrow Gauge
railroad was made this morning.
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BENJAMIN PITcH's LATEST GIFT.
Provididing 5000. 900 Worth OF Property
10 EstablIsh a New Charity at Buffalo.

to Establish a New Charity at Buffalo.
NEw YORK, May S.-Mr. Benjamin
Fitch. of this city, has just given to the
Charity Organization Society Of Buffalo,
NY, property in that city worth about
500, 900, for the purpose Of building and
endowing an institution TO be known as
F,tch's Institute, which is similar to the
Cooper Union in this city 1t will in-
clude a free reading room, library, lee.
ture halls, a female training school, a
hospital where persons injured by acci.
dents in the streets NAV be taken, and
a free dispen,ary. Courses OF free lee.
lures will be given, The property con-
sists of ten or twelve plots Ct ground at
Buffalo, covered with houses and
stores, the income from which will de-
ray the expenses OF the building when
@ es,ed.
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Boston.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK. May 6.-Dry Goods =
Business quiet in all departments to-day.
owing 10 the rainy weather. Cotton
goods in light demand and leading
makes steady. Prints, lawns and dress
goods quiet in fro; hands. Hosiery and
knit underwear continue dull. Heavy
cassimeres in moderate demand by
clothlers.
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MORE MON Ef.
Detroit Compositors Leave Their En-
ployer in the Lursh.

pErEolr, May "a strike suddenly
took place among the printers OF the
Post and Tribune, this afternoon grow,
ing ou, OF the demand on their part OF
a raise OF 5 cents per 1000 ems. The
Office refused to concede the raise, but
made A counter proposition, giving,
an increase OF one and one-thiid
cents This was refused, and the men
At once walked out, and the Printers
Union cony ened and ordered strike
The proprietors accepted the situation,
proclaimed the office non.unlon, anu
set 10 work TO fill the vacant cases. Two,
thirds of the cases are filled already, and
the paper will come out as usual.
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Body Recovered.

CHARLESTON, May 6.-The body Of
Miss Haley, who was drowned come
days ago, was found floating through
the locks yesterday. Her father offered
A reward, and has searched daily Tor 1t.
II was taken in charge, and will be seat
10 Ironton for interment.
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TIE Abolition Of Slavery.

PARIS, May 8.-Gambetta, who was
present at the banquet to celebrate the
abolition OF slavery, proposed toast TO
all French subjects beyond the seas
without regard TO race or color. An
address from the English Commission
for the abolition OF slavery Was read
and proposing the formation OF a
Franco. English Commission for the
abolition OF slavery in Egypt on simi
lar plan to the controlling Of the Egyp
tian finances.
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smalI.Pcx Amnnr,n 1nAr...

oN fSINcIsCo. Ma . A dispa,rh
,'on N'rgiuil CrtY SAYS that smslI.rnx
- . zen fievh'ilhg among the Indian-
- .V u'e he'ghhoriug moln'oins. There
area ~ Sev,rL c Sc ~ IA, c.y.
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The Hooking Valley Miners Still Out.

Iuo nOCkiuk ehoy AinofS Ssah Wv
CoLUMBus, o., May 6.-The COO miners
are at work ut the new rate OF 20 cents
per ton. The striking miners from the
Hooking Valley region are still out and
have made vigorous attempts 10 induce
the Sunday Greek miners to join them,
but without success.
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AlQuia, q. Albania.

'ISAVkSS, My S-lh re were 20
, neS developments this norains res.
1--WE 70 the strike OF the switchusa. Al
aqI. qI'eI. The msu IN the companies
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In Memory Of Beaconsfield.

LONDON, May 8.-Snbscription has
been opened TO raise 5000 pounds 10
complete and beaut:fy Hughenden
church, as a memorial to Lord Beacons-
field Six OF the windows are to be illu-
minated and the interior TO he decorated.
A spire is TO be erected WI b a peal oi
bells, the church yard enclosed with
railinxs and a monument placed over
Beaconsfelds vault.
Further Trouble Anticipated In Trans
vaal
DukB.Y, NAV 6.-News from Trans
vaal tends ts increase the fear that the
natives will attack the Beers when the
British withdraw. A number Of Catire
chiefs have formed league against tie
Beers
Bradlaugh's Defsrss
LONDON, Nav 6.-It is stated hat Ar.
Brsdlaugh is about TO issue an appeal to
the people, pointing out the manner in
which the Commons is treating him,
and asserting that the Conservatives,
uuder cover OF his case, j-cpardlze fhe
land bill andimpede the bnsiness Of the
country.
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t,,9Y MANY lose their beauty IRON the hair
.4'lng ar iading. Parker's Hair BAlsam
supplies necessary nourishment, pre.
ssus ,euss lsill9g aud graynsss, and is an ele-
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Another French Leave.

NEw YORK, May 6.-The Tribune has
a dispatch from Montral saying that the
Tournie, Ambre and Maid embarked
there for Europe.
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THE ROYAL WEDDING.
A Grand Display in London-The City
Illuminated.

A Grand Display in London-The City
Illuminated.
LONDON, May 6.-There was q gala
procession yesterday from the railway
station at Salisbury to the palace, on the
occasion of the arrival OF the Queen OF
the Belgians and her daughter, Princess
Stephanie, on their way TO Vienns, for
the marriage on the 10th OF the Princess
and Prince Rudolph. The town wGs
deliberately decked with flags and
adorned with triumphal arches.
Last evening state dinner was
given at the Palace. Afterwards there
was reception to the deputations
bearing wedding gifts. The town WAS
brilliantly illuminated. There was a
torchlight procession OF students, who
formed before the Palace, making with
their torches an outline OF the mono
gram OF Rudolph and Stephanie. Bea.
cons were lighted on the n :hboring
hills, and there was a gran ,dsplay OF
fireworks. The royal party vas driven
through the town 10 witn' : the diplay.
Prince Rudolph returned 10 Vienna last
night.
Moving All Along the Line.
VIENNA, May 6.-About 100, 900 stran-
gers have arrived here 10 be present at
the marriage OF Rudolph and Stephanie.
SALRsBURG, May 6.-The royal party
drove to the railway station through
dense crowds Of people. The train start.
ed amid the strains of the Belgian ma
tonal anthem and the chorus Of the
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Chicago.

CgIrsso. May Flour--Nominally
unchanged. Whsat-Aciivr, firm and
higher: No. 2 red winter 81 GICgl Csl;
No. 2 Chicag, spring 81 O3i cash; VI "
seller May; 81 05lCHl 05s seller June;
81 O5I seller July; 81 0Ot seller August;
No. 3, 93G9Sc; rejected 7Ga SIC. Corn
Fairy active anh q shade higher at
43ic cash and seller May; 43ic seller
June: 43iS 43Ic seller July; ~ &c seller
August: r. jected 40lc. Oais-Cnsetil.d
but generally higher at 3Sc cash; 3ic
seller June; 3Bic seller Jolly; &c seller
August: sales at 3Si seller May and
June. Rye-Fsirly actiye and shade
higher a, 81 I5C9I %. Barley = Steady
and unchanged. Pork-FAily active, .
shade higher and irregular at tl7 4Ssa
II 80 cash: $l7 ~ s~llsr May; 81 30
seller June; sl7 giCe,lI 10 seller July;
si7 33I seller August. Lard-U nsettied
but generally lover at sll 20 cssl, ;sii u
oil 20 SELLER Ju.e; ell 22lh11l % seller
July; sll 22i seller August; sal.s ut
sll l5GIl % seller July. Bulk Meats
Active. firm and higher; shoulders
Z, s6: short ribs Ss 80; short clear
IS 95. Whisky Steady aud unchanged
at 81 0S
Baltimore
BA,atyopr, Nav 6.-Floi ST ay
ana firm. WGeat-wesier, higher; No.
2 winter red spot 81 26iCsl 8i: seller
MavsI 2itSl %; seller June u 2i.eS
| q: seller July 81 I74@i III: s~i'
Ter August 81 lIi9l Iii. Ccrn-wes..
err higher and strong; wss'e,n spt
5slc: seller Nav end June 56l4SG.c; eel.
Ter Jul, 55iG56c. Osts-fiigber and
firm: western white 3slsJOc; srlIer Nay
47lc. Rye-Dull at 81 1901 Is. Hay
Steady. Provisions Quiet and steady
At sls 25. Bulk Meais-Pscted 63eS
Ole. DEMONSTRATION III; clear rib
sides lOlc: bauis iIC9l2c. Lard-Re6ned
I2Ic. Butier-Duil Esu-Duil. Pet
rnieum Doll; refined Ste. Cofee-
Dull. Sugar Firm. Whisky-Duli u
81 10.
ToLxpo, May 6-wbeat - Strong;
No. / white Michigan 81 IL: amber
Michigan 81 l4;; No. 2 red Wsbcah,
spot. tI IS; seller May 81 14i; seller
June 81 l3;: seller July 81 0Ss; seller
Auyus, 81 o.; seller year 81 Ni; 40
red Wabash 81 12: rejected 81 0; NO
rcd mixed 81 L. Cosn-Firms high
miIed Isc: no. g spot 4Sc; seller Nay
I7lc: seller July 47fe; No. 2 white lste
rejected l7c; damaged 4lic. Osts-firn
| No. 2 spot and seller Nay >Oe; DO
white Al lc.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 3 to5 Per csnt-esvsrn-
ments Strong and Higher-FIGur
Unchanged Wheat Ae.
tive, Firm and Higher
Hogs Firm.
FINANCE.
New York.

New York.
Nlw YoRK, May 6.-MoSsv- Market
easy at 3S5 per cent. closing at 8 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4i@5 per
cent Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady at asst; demand 4S7i. Dry
goods imports Tor the week 81 ,232, 900.
SILvxs-At London oil III per ounce;
bS' silver here llli; subsidiary silve,
coin i(9l per cent discount
GovKRSNESrs-Strong and | to | per
cent higher for 5s and Is.
U. - Coupons tissi
New ftyf---..... ........- -.--.--. i0ia.
New four-ahd-one-aaita..-... ..-........-..-.. liti.
New ton il6S.
RAILROAD BoSDs Firm on moderate
volume OF business.
STATE BoSDs-Fairly active.
SrocKs-The market opened strong
and generally TO per cent higher, and
subsequently advanced l TO II per cent
higher. but later reacted TO ! ltper cent.
At the first board the entire list became
strong and under heavy purchases prices
took sharp upward turn, reaching
the hisghest point NJ the second
board, when an advance from the lowest
figures OF the morning ranged !G1i per
cent, the latter in Hannibal and II.
Joseph. Kansas aud Texas, Memphis
and Charleston. Texas Pacific, &. &. 4 I.
&. and Houston and Texas being also
prominent therein. In the late dealings
there Was reaction OF .@3 per cent.
which Was most marked in Memphis
and Charleston. But in the final sales
the market became tirmer aud closed
With recovery OF lCnl per cent,
CHI ago ard Alton, and Indiana. Bloom.
ington and Western became strong at
the close, the former selling up per
Ce 1t. and the latter q per cent.
Toe transactions aggregated 5S6,OO0
shares, distributed as follows: Canada
Southern 5000, Chesapeake and Ohio
5000, c., q. & |. &. 2s,0O0, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western $1,000, Della.
ware and Hudson ZOO, Denver and Rio
Grande $500, Fri. ~, 900, Hannibal and
st. Joseph i.i0O, Houston and Texas
1890, Iron Mountain 800. 1ndianapo-
lis, Bloomington and Western 1900,
Kansas and Texas 5000. Lake Shore
5000. Louisville and Nashville 6,0O0.
Michigan Central 5000. Mobile and Ohio
2sUJ. Memphis and Charleston $4,000,
Northwestern 1900, Nashville and
Chattanooga \ 700. New Jersey Central
5000, New York Central 1000, North.
ern Pacific 1000. Ohio and Mississippi
300, Ontario and Western 5000. Ohio
Central 1900. Pacific Mail $500, Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville 1900, NJ.
Paul 5000, ~. Paul and Omaha 100.
Sutro Tunnel II 900, Texas Pacific 81.
600. Union Pacific 5000. Wabash Pa.
ciGc l2,OO0 and Western Union 5000.
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There is possible discrepancy in the
date. One gentleman who has seen the
letter maintains that il was written on
The % of October instead OF August.
But this while material does not ell. ct
its authenticitv.
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Nov Y ora.


NsW YoRE. May G.--Cot,on Easy at
Flour-Firm; receipts II, go barrels: eX.
ports 1900 barrel,: supcrGDc state and
Western ~ ODaI b; common Ia COOL
exirasi 5j,ai -. sosl 20 choice - s,fa,
G IS; Whit wheat extra 50 UaG %,
extra OHIO snl ~. I1"i0 - f'S.G -:
" "a %. = r.t'... !'.v,ts 20 ~. ~.
Wheat Higher. with = moderate az.
port trad'; receipts 5000 bnshels:
exports l13 900 bnsbd No. ) ,pring
81 1871; No. 2 Chicago aud Nil lssukce,
81 2Cla.l q; un:rBd.J red 81 Isls,l 2s:
No. do 81 2il, No. 2 do 81 23!:
steamer do 81 ~: miIed winter 81 2jl,
ungraded whit 81 20l9l 20; No 2 do
81 2iI(al %; No. do sales ~, 900 hush
els, at 81 2GCal 21i; steamer do 81 2ii:
No. 2 red, seller May, sales 4t0,oJO
bushels. at 81 25lsl 28; sslier June.
sales 40S, 900 bushels. at 81 22i(aI 23t;
seller July, sales 10000 bushels, st
81 2jI; seller August, Gales 5000 bush
cl,, At 81 1901 10. Corn-Opensd Va
Ic better, but closed weak with advance
partly lost; receipts "a, 900 bushels; ex.
ports $4,000 bushels; uDgradcd $50
t9tc; steamer sofa &c: No. 2, Gltts62c;
steamer yellow G0lCsg5oc; low mixed
&c; No. 2 seIler May 57Ia51ic; s<ller
June 55iGjSc: seller July 66ts56,c.
t,ats-Psirly active and . shade higher:
receipts III 600 bushels; western mixed
4gtd,47ic; white western 47Gs63c. H0ps
-Nominaliy unchanged. Coffee-Quiet
and steady; Rio cargDes ga I2ic; Job lots
9;E1l3lc. suaar-firm. Mols1ses
UDchangci. kice-steady Petroleum.
Qniet and firm; United 7s;c; crude 81
(a7ic; refined s.. Tallow-At 8i4
1916. Rosin-Highsr and Gfmer st
81 75tsl S2A Turpentine-St~sdy at
3Slc. Esrp-Quiet aud firm at I3(aisic.
Pork-steady: old mess SI6 OOtsl6 l2i;
do repacked SIT %; new quoted st
Sl775. Beef-Quiet ana firm. Cut
Meats-Essier and doll; long clear &c;
short clear 9ic. IArd-wesk; prime
steam tii eOl9lI 62i. Butter-Quiet
and unchanged. Cheess-stesdy and
unchanged.
Cxc1xxArf, May G.-Cott0n-Steady
st iOlc. Fiour-stronser; family 3 %
as 20: fancy s. 4O(s5 %. WHEAT
strong: No. 2 red wiptT 81 IL. Corn
| Stronger; No. g mixed 47fx473c. Oats
Dull and loser; No. 2 mixed 81 ic.
Rye Stronger; No. ~ 21Sl y. Bar
! ley-Sesrce and frn.; No. 2 fail 81 Is.
| Pork-FIrm q, $I7 So LArd-Quist ut
&iI I01Il Is Bolk Mests-Quiet and
steady; shoulders s6 90; clear rib s. 90.
Bacon-scsrse and firm; unchanged.
whisky-Firm; advanced le 10 81 o..
Bauer-Firm and unchanged.
| Ptttsburgh.
PrmsrsaH, May G.-Pstrolsum-
Moderately active: UsIted certificates
6rmes st sole; refined tic for Philsdel'
phis dslivery.
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WOOL.
Philadelphih,

PnILADsLrnIA, May 6.-Wool-Q Quiet
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 30@ilc; y 39Catilc;
medium 4}(945c; coarse 33G37c: New
York, Michigan, Indiana and. Western
fine 37@3sc; medium 429iic; coarse
33(G36c; washed combing and delaine 80
(G4jc; un washed do. 279S3c; pulled 81
@35c
Boston.
Bosroy, May6- Wool-Dull; Ohio
and Pennsylvania 0tG42c; Michigan
and Wisconsin 30(13Sc; delaine ileeces,
fine 42@Iic; unwashed combing 2S(.,
32lc; pulled 30CaiSc.
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N ew York.

New YeRK, May 6.-Drorers Jo'vn.
al bureau reports: Beeves Receipts
1860 head; not enough cattle to meet
the demand; market sharp at an ad.
vance OF rather more than lc; choice
fat bulls at 81 0095 % per 100 pounds,
live weight; common Ia good steers 10!
Ollie; prime to extra l29l2lc; export
ers useI $50 head. Shipments to day
and to morrow 720 head Of live cattle,
3,l60 quarters OF beef, 700 live sheep,
76o carcases Of mutton aud 80 dressed
pigs.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; market
dull; extremes 50 0OGG 10 per loo
pounds; ordinary tu good unshorn
sheep - 2)G15 30, clipped do 81 0O(d.
700 per 100 pounds.
Hogs-Receipts I,30J head; none Of
fered alive: nominslly iirmer at 81 70
@6 50 per ITO pounds.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May q - Hogs Firm
common and light 81 5Od6 -; packing
and butchers s. 50ta q 40. Receipts
2,4OO head; shipments 400 head.
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LIVE STOCK.
ioako.

CaIcAeo, May 6.-Tne Dror,' Jour
nal bureau reports: Hoss-Receipts
10000 head; shipments 200 head; pack.
ers and shippers buying freely, but at
lower rates; mixed packing IS 70(G6 05:
choice heavy packing aud shipping 81 10
@6 SO; light IS S0td6 10.
CattIe-Receipts 3,400 head; ship
ments 3,lC0 head. Market very strong
and the best OF the year; brisk, active
trade; l0c higher; good shipping s. 2Otg
IS; exports S. 9j(96 10; no extra line
here: distilery steers s. 20t95 10 tails
81 45; still cows s. 75; canning and
butchers strong at 81 7595 90: stockers
and feeders fairly active and strong Mt
50 50095 90.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; ship
ments 300 head. Market slow and l5(9
2Oc lower; common sborn 81 35; fair 10
good wooled IS 25(G5 60: choice TO extra
S. sO96 30, the latter for extra heavy
wooled.
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WASHINGTON, May 6.-It was stated
uoon the best Of authority tonight that
The nomination Of Captain c. f. Henry
10 be Marshal OF the District of Colum.
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Moving All Along the Line.

steubenyille accommodation leaves Bell,
4:45 P. NJ, Bridgeport at 500, and arrives q :,
benville at sos p. N.
Leaves Steubenville at 7:50 A. n, Bridn
at $3.50 A. M; arrive at Bellaire al 9:05 A. Ms,
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all pri'
| points In the East and West can be procp,
the ticket otlce In Bridgeport. r. A. F0l
| nol7 General Passenger d Ticket 4
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.
On and after Dec. 2, 1880, Passenger I,
will run as follows-Wheeling time: ,
RAdBoUsD TRAINS.
| No. tS'l No. / No. 7sl
Daily y
- -.--l- II
LKAvn. An An. AN 4
Wheeling-..,........ 100 s:4O l0:3Sl :
Bellsire. - -. ......--! s:ts l0:40I :,
hich shall be very reluctant to give.
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