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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-20

FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

Prosecution Of AoKsvitt and AcQrath
LIVERPOOL, June l8-McKevitt and
McGrath, charged with the attempt to
blow up the town hall. were examined
by the government to-day. The prose-
cutting solicitor said he did not intend
to 70 into the question Of Fenianism,
as the case would stand on its own
merits. McKevitt, he said, had denied
any connection with Fenianism, but the
regular delivery at his lodgings OF the
Irish World, with the printed address as
though he was q regular subscriber,
would be proved. An analytic chemist
had ascertained that the bomb used in
the attempt was filled with nitro glycer.
ine.' McGrath's landlady said she
woulG prove that he (McG rath) posses.
sed iron piping similar to the bomb, and
that he had been secretly engaged in
hammering something.
At the close OF the evidence the pris.
oners we're committed for trial. Nc.
Grath was then charged alone with
causing the late explosion at the police
barracks. -----
A Verdict for Tenant
LONDON, June l8.-At the Land Ses-
sions at Cashlebar, county Mayo, a
tenant named Simson claimed 5,S95
pounds compensation from Lord Lucan
for improvements. Lord Lucan refused
% pay anything but the court gave q
decision in favor OF Simson for 1854
pounds.
Under the Coercion Act
LONDON, June lS.-Mr. Gull, president
OF the Keadew Branch OF the Land
League, has been arrested at Boyle,
Roscommon county, and conveyed to
the Galway Jail.
Arctic Commerce and Navigation.
LONDON, June lS.-M. Sibirikof, who
is indefatigable in his endeavors to open
the Arctic regions to commerce and
navigation, has fitted up three sledge
expeditions, which are to take food,
clothes and coal to the Oscar Dixon and
Northland, his two ships now frozen up
in the Arctic Ocean, and OF which moth
ing has been heard since the early part
of last year. The steamer NOrdenskjold
is being prepared at Gothenburg for q
new voyage to the mouth of the
Yenezee.
The Case Of Herr Mast.
LONDON, June l8.-In the case OF
Herr Mast, before the court for Crown
cases, Sullivan was reserved as counsel
for the prisoner. He argued at great
length that the indictment for melting
to murder must refer to an actual per-
sonal transaction between the defendant
and some other person. II must refer
to transaction of nature quite dis
tinct from the scandalous libel OF which
this defendant was convicted. Lord
Cnief Justice Coleridge, without calling
on the Attorney General to reply TO
Sullivan, delivered judgment confirm
and the other judges concurred.
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Tho Case Of Herr Mast.
FRANCE.
Religious Riot at Nantes.

NANTES, June l9.-As protest against
the recent prohibition OF religious pro-
cessions, an immense crowd today
marched through the streets, following
the usual roite Of professions, singing
hymns and stopping before the various
churches. Before the Church OF St.
Nichnlas a crowd nf anti-rlaricals sang
the "Marseillaise" as the procession
passed. A riot ensued and the police
arrested several persons.
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Safe RobbarY.

CLEVELAND, June lS.-A package
amounting to S.. 900, was stolen from the
safe at Mshr & Bra, Ions foundry this
afternoon. The book keeper had drawn
the amount from the bank an hour be-
fore, and deposited it in the safe, lock-
ing it. but leaving the key in the lock.
The theft was done while he was out
side talking TO man in buggy, who
called him out on the pretense OF being
too lame to come in. He is supposed to
have been an accomplice, and the police
are looking for him.
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NEw YORK. June ls.-The Lager Beer
Brewers Union and the Saloon Keepers
Union each appointed committees to
try to harmonic the difficulties be-
tween the striking brewers and employ
eIs. Letters Of assurances were re-
ceiyed from Franks Sons, OF Poughkeep-
sic, the Beaver Brewery Co., Of Albany,
and also from Buffalo stating that no
beer will be sent here.
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FIRE RECORD.
At Bethany, Pa

PIrrsBUEGs, Pa. June ls-The Groai.
oie's special from Scottdsle. Pa, says:
5. Diilinyer & Sons distilltry and ware.
house at Bethany, Pa, ~ss destroyed
by FIRE yesterday. Loss $4,000, par
TALLY covered by insurance.
AtCambris. VIA
CHICAGO, ILla, June lS-The spec.
ials say that the fire 1t Cambria. VIA,
Yesterday destroyed Samu Keeley's
steam four mill. Nothing OF vslne vas
saved. Lo.s $1,000; insured $i7, 200.
At Pstersburg. Ills.
The fire at Pe<rsouig. Ills, destroy
ed the Petersburg Wooden Mills osDed
by G. Power. and .prraied by d. Ball
& Co. Only small poriiou Of the stock
was save,I The mil's Cost $50 900: in.
sursnce s. 600 Balls loes t8 100; in.
sured.
At Warrsntoo, q. e.
NoUoLK, June Is Two thirds OF the
business portion OF Warrenton was
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A Little Wind.

CHICAGO, June lS.-The Times has in
formation of a serious cyclone at Har-
ward, ILL.,, on the Northwestern Sailroad.
The first reports indicated that the en-
tire town was destroyed, but later,
though still incomplete reports, say.
that though there was destruction OF
property, there was no widespread ca
lsmity. Telegraph communication is cut
of at present.
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CAN ADA.
Ship Laborers Want More Money

Ship Laborers Want More Money.
MONTREAL, June l8.-The ship labor
ers have published tariff setting forth
that on and after Wednesday next they
would charge 25 cents per hour for day
work and 80 cents per hour for night
work. II these terms are not conceded
by the employers the men expressed
the intention OF striking and preventing
others from taking their places.
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Bound 20 DIE.

ST. PAuL, June ls.-Frummer, Of
West Newton, made three desperate At
tempts to cut . carotid artery this
morning at O'Clock. and while his wife
vas getting aid he dro~hed himself in
the river half mile distant The body
was recovered st daylight Mental absr.
ration is reported a the cause.
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GRANTS GALL. );
The NAN OF APPLE TREE FAME NOW
WANTS 10 Be SENATOR.
An Important Conference at the tifth
Avenue HoteI-Seme Startling De.
velopmen,s in StOrs-Ths Small
. ness of the Ballot Caused
by Pairing.
NO PROSPECT OF An ADJOURNMENT.
BEHIND THE sCnF Es.

BEHIND THE sonF Es. :
The ss.lv.r, chisfsains Hold an Import
ant Conference Possibility Of Grants
Becoming Candidate.
New YoRK, March 18.vEx-Senators
Conkling and Plat are at present at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York City,
and receive but few callers. Conkling
was found in bis rooms, but was ex.
tremely reticent about speaking on the
subject Of the Senatorial contest. He b
reported to have remarked "that any
day might bring about the climax which
has been 30 eagerly desired and earnest.
ly sought for" General Grant, who is
In the city, refuses to talk on politics,
and says he wants rest, which Is the
object Of his visit.
The Ne,cs says ex Senators Conkling
and Platt and General Grant met in
Conkling's room at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel this forenoon, and were in consul.
tation for one hour. Messengers were
then sent out for Vice President Arthur,
John +. Smith, Senator Jones and =
few others, including several local poll.
ticans also called. The consultation d d
not last long. Platt then departed for
his down town office, and the others
scattered, Conkling remaining with
Grant. 1t was reported that some con-
sideration was given to the question OF
whether it would be advisable for Grant
to go to Albany, and it was concluded
it would not be helpful to Conkling.
Another point which is to be futher
considered to night and to morrow is
compromise will have to be made TO
save one stalwart Senator, and the per.
son on whom the compromise must fall.
Mr. Conkling said that he would not go
back to Washington unless Mr.. Platt
went with him. His friends urge him
not to make this as an irrevocable deci-
sion; but he said he should adhere 10
it. The only name that could find uni
ted support was that OF General Grant.
He said that he did not want it, adding
that he had the Mexican railroad on his
hands, and did not want to enter into
active political life. He, however, coll
sented to keep the question under aG-
visement.
One OF the principal matters to be con.
sidered by the Stalwart leaders to day
is the preparation OF the testimony for
the investigation of the testimony next
week. Senator Platt said yesterday
that some startling developments might
be expected.
'I do not see," said Platt, show the
matter is going to end. | see immediate
prospect OF either an election or ad-
journment
1t is said that Depew's vote will break
this week.
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KuiRhts Of Labor Parade.

PITTSBURGH, June l9.-About 1000
men. representatives OF the different
Trades Unions, under the auspices OF
the Knights Of Labor, paraded the prin-
cipal streets OF this city and Allegheny
to night, with banners, transparencies,
&c. The parade had no significance ex-
cept to show the strength Of the organ.
ization.
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VirUinta politioa.

WASHINGTON, June Is The Read
justsrs and Republicans who favor CO.
alition in Virginia claim that they are
more than satisfied with the Presidsnt's q
interview with Wickham and straight.
out Republicans Yesterday. They claim
that the President did not say one
word to commit himself against coali.
ion, and this is true. The President
determined not to commit himself ei.
ther way vet awhile.
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n 90 yopA.

n0W OE8.
Nsw YoRk, June lS.-Cotton- Dull
and easier at II l.l6S9ll 5 l0c; futures
steady Flour-Quiet and unchanged;
receipts 10000 barrels; exports 1900
barrels. whea.-In fair demand and
a shade lower; receipts PIG 600 bushels;
exports 202,9O0 bushels; unsrsded
spring 81 l4Sl IS; No. 3 spring 81 IA;
No. 2 do 81 20}G9l 2lI; ungrs led red
81 1901 2s; No. 3 do 81 22(9i 2Ll; No.
9 red 81 26; canal 81 26.e9l ga; rail.
road No. 2 red 81 81; mixed winter
81 23I; ungraded white 81 lSl9l "a;
No 9 do 81 %; No. do. sales 900
bushels, at I 25i; steamer do III 70;
No. 2 red, seller June, sales 4Oo.o 900
bushels. at 81 26l9l 26I; seller July,
sales AZ, 600 bushels. st 81 26Itsl 20;
seller August, sales 392, ,0C0 at 81 2H4
24i: seller September, sales 10000,
bushels at 81 2it,Sl Ai Corn
Heavy receipts 252, 900 bushels; exports
77,OO6 bushels; uogrsded SIC; steamer
55Idl55Ic; unsound 44tdJ0c; No. 2, Gl
6.57c; No. 2 white 6l66i}c; No. 2 seller
June 5siC956ic; seller July 56tsj8tc;
seller Al August 56;c: seller September 57i
67ic. Osts-Hesvy and iC4ec lower;
receipts l35, 900 bushs .; western mixed
4lGI4Ic; white western 4ta,J0c. Hey
Dull and unsettled at 5U1S0c. Hops
-Qui-t and steady; yesriings l2(4le |;
rasu rp All western l4tA22c; New York
State lae23:. Coffse--Qoi~t and iirm; {;
Rio csryocs quoted At 0lSl2tc: job lots
9l(al3ic. Suear-Qaiet snd hrm; fair
to good refining quoted at 1I(Ssc. Molas.
ses-Quiet and 6fu. . RIce-Quiet and
unchanged. Petrolsum Firm snd on.
changed. Tallow-FIrm at 6:C96tc.
Rosin-Firm and unchanged. Tnrpen.
tine Strong and higher at 45c. Egvs-
Steady with Q fair demand st l6l9 lStc.
Pork-Firm and mode -stsly active; Old
mess $40 80; new mess Sl7 25(1l7 30.
Beef-Firm. Cat Meats-Strong and
quiet; long clear sic; short clear DC.
Lard-F'irni and unchanged. Batter
Firm and in good demand st logic.
Cheese Demand isir and market hrm
At 6C99lc. Leathsr-Steady with fair
demand; benlock sole 23ts7c. Wool
In good demand. closins very strong;
domestic fleece $40 tSc; oulIed 30040e;
unwa.hed laa35c; Texas l4O3Oc.
Manufactured Copper - Dali: nev
shesthing Co.; iuglN lake l7S7tc.
Pig Iron-Qui-t; scotch 10 0O973 %;
American SO 00(924 co. Russia sheet,es
sl3 OOal5 o. Sails-Cut s. 0(A3 ID;
clinch Si 65(s5 IS.
Llnotnnaet.
CNcfxsArf, June lS.-Cotton-Du!I
atUic. Flour Strong and unchanged.
Wielt-Pirm and scsrne: No. 2 rsd sin.
,s,SI 2i. Con-Easirv; No. mixed
Ec Oats-Fmmer; No. 2 nixsd 4oc.
Rye -Qaiet asd unehanssd. bsnsyN
I.ri--Firmer at SO %. BolS hsais :
F;rme,: .shoaIdsss % 90; clear rib
| s s.. Bacou-Ssrooess; eoog.acsa
| IS 30; clear nib - 57}:e'es $87e. WINS
ky-At 81 o.. Batt~-Firm asd un'
changed.
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PRUSSIA.
Ministerial Appointments.

BERLIN, July lS.-Emperor William
appointed Won Puttkammerer Minister
of the Interior and Won Gossler to sue.
ceed Won Puttkammerer as Minister d
Public Worship. He has also granted
Bismarck leave o! absence to recruit his
health, appointing Baron Won Bottis'
cher as his substitute.
Minister Resigned.
BERLIN, June l9.-Count Won Stol-
berg Wernigrode, Vice President Of the
Ministry OF State. has rendered his
resignation.
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Hoops' Hegira.

CHICAGO, June ls.-The Tribsue states
that Hoop, foreign freight agent Of the
National Dispatch Fast Freight line, has
disappeared, with his accounts $4,000
short Hoops character has not been
spotless. he having lost several other
positions under cloud, and his reputa-
ton has never been Of the best.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York. June ls.--Dry Goods
The tone OF the market for both cotton
and wooden goods continue firm. Cot
ton goods moving steadily on back or
ders, aud stocks are very light, but new
business less active. Heavy cLss!neres
in fair demand. Kentucky jeans in good
request, and fine doeskins have IN up
ward look. Flannels continue active.
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burned last night Loss, $4,000 In.
suranos, $4,000.
MILwAuxLE, June IS-A frebroke
ont tonight at II O'Clock in Davis boiler
works, located on Oregon street, and
almost totally destroyed the building
before much sssistance could b render
cd. The damage ID estimated ct 5000;
partly insured.
At 0rssnviils. Al.
MoNroohEaY, Ala, June IA fire
in Greenville, to-day, DESTROYED the
stores Of DR.. Ezekiel NJ. Lsvy and J. W.
Jordan, and the cotton warehouse and
stables of w. w. Wilkersoa, Loss,
1900; insurance s20,0 900.
At Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, June ia fire this
evening at Appleton destroyed Hutchin-
sons woolen factory aud Atkinson's bed
factory; total loss, 100000. The insur.
ance on Hutchinson & Co.'S building
and stock is as follows: Underwriters,
5000; Phoenix, 5000; .Etna, 81 1000;
North British, 5000; franklin. 1900;
$4,000 in . Chicago agency, and 81 800
each in the German, American and Net.
ropolitan. Atkinson & Co o insurance
Is: Underwriters, 5000; !Etna, 5000;
Imperial and Northern, 81 800; Ph9 dix,
81 500; Union. 81, 900; Howard, 81 1000;
Merchants and Manufacturers, s, 500.
An old man named Norton fell from the
building and vas killed. August Boeth,
an employee, perished in the flames.
Three hundred men ,r, thro IN out Of
employment.
Al Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June lS.-The Miami
Oil and Soap Works, building and una.
chinery, owned by J. J. Gest, and situa.
ted on Fifth street, extending from
Egleston avenue to Court street, Sss
destroyed by fire III Q morning. The
building was three stories high, besides
q basement and sub-cellar. 1t fronted
l20 feet on Culvert street, l60 feet on
Fifth street and eighty feet on Eslestpn
avenue. The fire started ut three o'clock
and completed its work at ll:+0 this
morning, when the walls fell In. The
engines will have work all night and
most OF tomorrow. Loss 500, 900; in.
surance $50, 900.
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Death on the Raul.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June lS.-A Posts
dispatch special from MARROW, lila,
says: Albert g. Robinson, travelling
salesman from Cincinnati, while at
tempting TO erCss the railroad track at
that pla . yesterday was run over and
inisd. bis body was terribly mangled.
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New York Bank stassmsns

NEw YORK, June 1s.-Loans. increase
$ $50; specie, decrease 81 ,29l 800; le-
gas. increase Sl6l 900; deposits, in
crease $69, 200; reserve, decrease $685.
800. The banks now hold s., ,00S, 400 in
excess of legal requirements.
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SPAIN.
Anticipated Revolution.

BARCELONA, June l9.-Several jour
nails announce the existence Of schemes
for fresh rising Of armed Carlis,s in
North Catalonia. The government is
car, fully watching the movement.
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Massachusetts, Shaken.

NKwBuRYPoRr, MASS. June ls.-At
3:35 this morning many people were
alarmed at the rumbling and shaking OF
an earthquake, which was felt for some
seconds. Buildings we're shaken sensi.
hlv
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No choice.

The conventions then adjourned till
Monday.
Inthe Assembly the concurrent resolu-
ton for final adjournment on June Goth
was tabled, the Democrats only voting
in its favor.
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FINANCE.


RAILROAD Boxps In the railroad
bond market Ohio Central incomes al
vanced to 81 from 64}, Rome. Water
town aud Osdensburs tirsts 10 l06! from
l04i, Chesapeake and Ohio currency Is
to oSi from 6+I, Mobile and Ohio first
debentures 10 99l from 9S, Ohio and
Mississippi firsts (Springheld divisionl
to 1921 from l2l. Iron Mountain (Cairo,
Arkansas and Texas) iirsts declined p
ll3 from llii
Srocxs-The market WAS generally
firm at the opening, but in early
dealings there was lie.
cline oi ! to |. Before the Gnt board
however, speculation became siroag.
and by noon Houston and Texas had
advanced pr cent, anu the general
list ! TO II per cent. After midday. n
weak tone prevailed and prices declined
to 5 per cent, Houston and Texas,
Metropolitan Elevated aud Canada
Southern leading, but during the after.
noon dealings again assumed n sir,lg
tone, and at the second call prices
showed an advance OF / 10 Al per cent,
the latter for Lake Shore and Western.
In late transactions the market. became
weaker and the general list at the clos.
showed reaction OF l to ! per cent.
Western Union Was notably strong aud
rose 3 per cent, the certificates ai.
vancing % per cent, Central Pacific.
Peoria and Evansville, Ohio Central
and Rochester and Pittsburgh were
very strong. The stocks showing most
weakness were Elevated shares, trans
portation lines and coal shares. Ii was
reported on the street after O'Clock
that the courts had reversed the injunc-
ton on the telegraph consolidation.
The transactions aggregated 3st, 900
shares, distributed as follows: Canada
Southern - 900, Central Pacific 1900.
C., &. 81. T.. 1870, Delaware, Iacka.
wanna and Western 1900, Denver
and Rio Grsndo 5000, Erie 5000.
Hannibal and ~. Joseph LOO. Kansas
and Texas 1900, Lak. Shore 20.OOo.
Louisville and Nashville 100. Lake
Erie and Western IL. 90. Michigan Cen.
trail 400. Memphis and Charleston
200, Missouri Pacific 100, North.
western $3.50. New Jersey Central 100.
NsSl SSs 5if,YnS 5fn'Iaai Iaaaid M-sissippi Esiisi3 800.
Outario aud Western 500. Ohio Cen.
trail :,i0O, Pacific Mail l,S0J, Peoria.
Decatur and Evansville 9.lOO. Reading
LOO, st. Paul 7.jDo. -. Paul and
Omaha 2.SOO, Texas Pacific q 30. Union
Pacific 1900. Wabash Pariiic $500,
Western Union 81 900, Western Union
"a l,DD Houstnn aud Texas b 800
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fotsso, June ls.-whest - Firm;
closing dali; No. 2 red Wabash spot
81 Is; seller August 81 Is; seller Sep.
tsmbeg 81 Isl. Cop-DuIi; high mis.
ID lsc: No. 2 47ic. OSts- Dull; No. 2
5sSc bid: Toe asked.
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Pittsburgh.

PnrsUssa, Juus is.-PetroIeum =
Dull; United cessifeat1s steady ~ 81 !;
rsaned sc iog Philadslphia dslivssY.
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CHICAGO, June ls.-flour - DIll
and nominal. Wheat--Cnsettle ! and
lower; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 100
l iOi cash; 81 llt9l M selle' J Ily.
81 i2(9i l2i seller August; 81 l0ls
IOi seller september; No. 2. - 20
81 O3. Corn-Irregnlsr and generally
higher; some options lower at W cash;
l5fc seller June; i5S945ic seller July.
l6ic seller September; rejected 4lc. Oats
AT 37637tc cash; 3Sjc bid seller July;
29lc seller August; 27.c seller septsm.
Der; rejected Bic. Rye and BuI.y-
Steady and unchanged. Pork Dull.
weak and lower st SIC 37iCSI8 20 cash I:
Si6 37i9l8 20 seller June; $i6 ~ seller
July; 1l8 62i seller August; sl6 % 49,.
Ter september. LArd-steady with fair
demand at SO o0tSl0 92j cash and ssl
Ter June; $40 95 seller July: 80 9jlB
10 97i seller August; $40 s2i seller
September. Bulk Mesis-Actiy~, bfn
and higher; shoulders t5 S.; short ribs
@ S.; short clear p 20. Whisky -
Steady st 81 0s.
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he Ballot.

ALBANY, June lS.-The Joint Con.
vention voted as follows for 4 successor
to Conkling:
Short Term
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BALTInoRs, June Is.-Fiour = STEADY
and quiet. Wheat-Westeri steady;
No. 2 winter red spot and s,il-r June
81 24it4l Is; seller Jolly 81 Si 81 2J.;
ssIIer August 81 22tC9l 22t seller sep
tsmber 81 23iSi 23i. Co q -Wssi.rn
iovee and quiet; mixed SPIT yJlcsjGie:
ssIIsr June 55ic; s-ller jay 5Sifs5j.c;
SELLER Aususi 5slts57c; steamer SIZE.
Oefs-Lover and doll; western white
IS(S4se; do. mixsd 43eS4lc. Rvs-DrII.
nominalIy 81 0tSl 0s. Haydn.
chsnesd. Provisions-Prr. .mbo",
change. Buttss-Firm; freah grass 100,
I4c. Eeu-Lover and dull OF JGe.
rstsoleum - Unehsn,- - q d~ -
stesdy; Rio csrroes 9,9lllc. Sugar
Firm; A soft l0:c. whisky-Dull. -
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Money Easy At 2i-2 to 3 Per csnt.-6es.
epments Weak and lower-fIour
Dull aad kominal-Whsat
Unsettled and Lower
Hogs Steady.
FINANCE.
Nsv Yoek.
New YoRK. June Is. - MoSsv -
Market easy at ?!@S per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3S4! per cent. S,erl.
ing exchange, bankers bills firm q,
Asst; demand, is6I.
SILvHa-At London 81 ID per ounce:
bar silver here ll2i; subsidiary silver
coin | per cent. discount.
GovRRNNESrs-Weak and lower for
oil issues, except extended lis aud s.
registered.
III Il (N0u n KXll
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PRODUCE.

sxo sales. tOGerei
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"Fier cried Cardinal Bradford, when
diving, "6e, Will not death be hiredH
Will money do nothing? Wherefore
should / die, being so richf Ii the
whole realm would save my life, am
able, either by policy to get it or by
riches to buy it." Men bemoan thar
they have to leave their wealth on
earth. But have to tell The taker OF
bribes that he will take his money with
him out OF this world. God will wrap
it up in his shroud or put it in the
palm OF his hand in the resurrection
and there it will stay, not the cold,
bright, shining gold that lay in the palm
on the day he sold his vote and bis NOR
al principles, but a hot metal, burning
in the hand forever. Or II there be
enough OF it to Jorge cnain, then from
the wrist it shall clank, the letters OF an
eternal captivity. So that bribe shall be
an eternal possession. You took it for
time and you took it for eternity, and
some day in the next world, longing ior
sympathy, You may feel on your cheek
q kis. And turning YOU shall finh it
to be Judas, who after taking thirty
pieces OF silver rs bribe closed the oar-
gain by q kiss on the pure caeek vi his
Master.