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Ehe Johnson COnVenIIOn-rhe Contest
for DelegaIes Im MarYla

BALTIMORE, July 24.-The city Is filed tonight
with delegates and lobbyists to the Blair Con-
seryatiye Convention, which meets tomorrow
noon, for the purpose of selecting delegates to
the Philadelphia Convention.
Two sets OF delegates are present (Blairs and
Swannites) tor Queen Anne, Talbot, Dorchester,
and Caroline counties, and from most Of the
other counties they come with mixed creden-
tials. majority of the whole Convention are
Federal and State officials. The contest opens
as to who shall have the control of the party In
the selecting OF the Committee on the examina-
tlon OF credentials. The Blairites are desperate
and determined, and with Webster, Collector OF
Customs at this place at their head, are arrang-
ing the election OF Colonel HAMMOND, an OLD
Mcclellan Democrat, tor Chairman blalr Is TO
be made chairman of the Committee on hesolu-
tions.
The Swannites are in great trlo9lauon and
the failure OF their meeting to-day &C IoWsontoWn
is taken as ominous of their influence in the
Convention. The Governor drove out in his
carriage to the place of meeting, but seeing so
m6agre crowd, about l3O, turned about in
disgust. They aIe in caucus tonight at the
Gilmore House. blalr mas esIaLhshed MS
Headquarters at the rooms OF the celebrated
MARYLAND Club Since the caucus at the White
House with Seward, Weed, and Raymond. he
mas asserted publicly that Swami shall be d.lven
into fine arms of the radical Democrats, or to a
warmer latitude. The Convention will number
llO, and meets at the New Assembly Rooms.
Johnson Meeting in New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-The following was re-
ceIved from New Orleans'-
New ORLEANs, July 24.-At the public meeting
held tonight to ratify the nominations to the
Rsndall d Co: Convention, there were present
about 600 people, including nurses and children.
The burden of the speakers remarks was q
denunclation OF radical Union men, and glOri-
6CatlOn Of the Rebellion.
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Boston Races.

BosToN, July 24.-The trot in harness between
Blackstone Belle and Pocahontas took place
this afternoon on the Mystic track. At least
seven thousand persons witnessed the race.
P ahontas won in three straight heats, easily.
Tine, 2'29, 2'264, 2'3l4.
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The TrOttIng Marc FncahOntns.

BosToN, July PAR, Bonner has purchases
the rrotting mare Pocahontas at very higl
figure.
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II ELMBOLD's "HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
Il CONF oUND
FLUID EXTRACT OF aucuu.

posiiiSe ana specific remedy for diseases Of the
BlADDE y, K DN ~ s CIR VEL, AND DR0PSICAI,
SWt LINES. 1hIs medicine increases the powers OF
digeetiOn and exctes the absorbents into healthy
acron, by which the matter Of clcareous depos ions
ard all natural e1largemeuts reduced. as well as
pain and hfamma ton, and is good for men, women,
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POLITICAL.
CoIfsx Not a Candidate for the Senate.


WASHINGTON, July 24.-Mr. Speaker ColfaX
has repeatedly declined being candidate for
Senator from Indiana, prefeTing to serve the
district which has so often conferred on him the
honor of representing her in the national coun-
cils. He has been renominated for Congress
from the South Bend District, and will leave on
the day of adjournment for his home to canvass
his district for reelection.
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RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS receipts from
customs at the tour principal ports OF the United
States during the fiscal year ending June 80,
1894 were as follOWs.-
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THIRD EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS AFTERNOON.
Tho Army BILI.

[sPEoIAI DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, July 25.
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1t is said the Patti sisters return TO New
York In 1857.
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PRINCIPAL DEPoTs;
ISELMBOLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE

No, 594 BROADWAY, New York;
on TO
HELMBOLD's MEDICAL DEPOT
No lOI South TENTH street, philadelphia
Beware Of COunteTieitA ASK Pr AslmbOlds' Take
aOsVtNeII
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In affections peculiar to Females the EXTRACT BUCHU
unequaed by other remedy and for AL comp ants
toctdent 10 the OF IN the DECLINE or change oi lie
Wy see symptoms above No family should be with
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soLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
A Aaavess letters for information in couadence,tO
H. T. HELMBoLD, CHEMIST.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-14

IA w LA III u - 49,
Fever and Ague Extinguished--MAr-
tyr to Intermittent Fsysr,s word With yos,
Ths rssponsIbiity fsr yenr sufering rssts upon
yourselves, Just as. mrsly as you shake to-day,
Or viii shake Tomorrow, H0sTETrERfs OEIE-
BRArED STOMACH BITTERs wiz sxtingaish
the disease under which you iAborA Had yoa
taken this genial tonic Is q PreventiV you Eonld
have no need Of 1t as 8 care fOr tt readers the
system impsrvlous to an miAsmatic fsTsrs- But
since you neglected the procaution, rid yourselves
without delay OF the complaint by r~ssOrting to the
-only reliable remedy. Break the lchills with
HosTETTRR's ~BITTERs, and they will return
no mora. Thii is the experience Of thousands,
and it viii be yours QuiniDe is asiow mtans Of
relief; it is nauseous to the last degrees; it is mere
dangerous than the malady ITSELF 10 many cases
it utterly fails. How different Is the shsst Of the
Bitters. Their curative action Is rapid they are
agreeable to the palAtes they Ars not only entire
~ harmless, but teud Inevitably to strengthen the
Constitution and prOlOng hf=; tasy nsEH M
failed, and It is confidently assumed that they
never can fail in any case of Fever and Ague, how
ever inveterate In it, character. To be without
H~osTETTER,s BTTrERs in any region infested
with Intermittent or Relnittsut Fever ia simply
/ to reject safety and court disease. jy9
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Distances AT WHICH LIaHT CAS- BE sEEE.-
The following are the approximate distan-
eesst which lights IN the lakes may be
seen, the eye and the light being both at the
same elevation above the Surface Of the sea.
The spheroidal form of the earth is the in
~terrupion TO the line of sight at q long dis
lance. At Eve feet elevation Of the eye and
the object $ lights seen nearly three miles;
alto feet elevation, nearly SIX miles; at 40
feet nearly eight and a half miles; at 60
feet, over ten miles, at 50 fost, nearly twelve
miles; at 100 feet over thirteen miles; at
40 feet, nearly seventeen miles; at 200 feet,
nearly nineteen miles; at 800 feet, nearly
twenty-three miles; at 500 feet, over TWEEN
ty-nine and & hslf miles; at 1000 feet
nearly forty-two miles.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or
ENTERED.

n"uH HM E"H EMH "z-|
Il EhrLRED.-----.--.JULY 10.
Stnr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Evergreen City, Gaylord, Buffalo
Prop Atlantic, Pratt. Buffalo
Prop Tioga, Sisson, DuokiTk
Poop City OF Fremont, Flint, Dudalo ~
Prop Saginaw. Ryan, Buffalo .vseIr-eI F.
Prop PaciAe, Traverse, Toledo s.
Pop Buckeye, Mcdonald Qg1ensbRrgh
Prop Olean, Brown, Buffalo
Prop Wisconsin, Van Anen, Ogdsnsburgh
Prop Araxes, ETers, Buffalo So Ga
Bark Orphan Boy, Foster, Buffalo s--l
Brig Geo n Abel, RsmsdelL Buffalo -
schr Noble, Howard. PIT Huron, % N lumber
Schr Jura, Frink, Marquette, 430 tons iron ore
Sehr Norwegian. shattuck 0s yegO
ScAr B + Wade, Starkey, Buffalo
Schr Hibernis, Campbell, BurwelI g
sc1w q iEsueJo, Bullock, DoTers Bay
SeoT Lizzie Bedford, Pt Huron, 10 m lumber
scOw ThOs Swain. Willis, KeIlsy's Island
Scow Lone Star, Babcock, Clinton
seow Nellie, Fargher. oIintoR
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger Detroit
Prop Buckeye, Mcdonald, Toledo ila 8t.gn
Prop Irousides, Turner, Ont0nagon
Prop Evergreen CiEy, Gaylord, Green Bay
Prop Tioga, eissOn, nunkirk q.
Prop City Of Fremont, Flint, Sandusky
Prop Paddc, Traverse, BHna.o
Prop Saginaw. Ryan, Sandusky -Laaf u r.
Prop Atlantic, WetmoTe, TS'el3
schr Jura Frink, Marquette 81
Sehr 3 Y Wade, starkey. Saginaw r -
Bchr J L Quinby, Raymond, Alpena
Sehr ] = Tracy, Watson, Saginaw
Sehr Somerset, G4ins. PIT Huron
SehF AlzoTa, Drake, Kingsville
sehr Bay Queen, Agichou@er, Hamilton
Seov J 3 Primes, Fader, Black River
Scow Nellie, Fargher, BLACK River
seoE Lone Star, BabcoeSs Clinton
Seow Harmonic, O'Neil, WyRndotte, liz ton ccal
Scov Thos Swain, Willis. KelleY's Island
scow Seabird, Gervais, WyandOtte, l5o tons eosI
ScoH Consuello, Balloek, Clinton
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Burns and scaids, Piles, Germs, Bunions,
Old Sores, Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Itch,
Erysipelas, ChilbiAins, Sore and IuAamed
Eyes, and Pains in the Side and Back, are
certainly cured by Dalley's Magical Pain
Extractor. Thousands Of certificates in the
hands of the inventor, and open to the in
speetion Of every one. confirm the above
statement as q fact Try q box. It cannot
harm you, but is certain to do you good.
Only twenty-five cents. Sold BY all drug
gisss and country merchants. jy13:S3s
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rHB SACRAMENT
AFTERNOON SERVICES.

The COMMITTEES of the Conference were
in session this afternoon, arranging and dis
posing of the various items of business on
signed to them.
A service was held in the church, which
was well attended by citizens and those
members of the Conference, not otherwise
engaged.
An eloquent discourse on the subject Of
Faith was delivered BY Rev. Mr.. Whitley,
of Oil City. Tho trials of Revs. Ely, Burton
and Fisher, are going on before the Conn
mittses. The details of the cases will be
given in open Conference as the trials are
closed.
After the Services of the afternoon a large
delegation from the Conference visited Lake
Erie Female Seminary, at the invitation Of
tho Trustees of that fiourishing aud popular
institution.
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rHK PROGRAMME.

The programme of exercises for to-mor-
row and Sunday Is as follows: In the morn
ing the regular business of the Conference
viii be resumed. In the afternoon the
Sabbath School Anniversary is to take
place at the Congregational church, the ex-
~srcises beginning at q O'Clock. Addresses
will be delivered by Rev. J.. II. Vincent
and others, and Phillip Phillips has prom
ised to be present and sing. In the evening
the Anniversary of the Missionary Society
will be held.
On Sunday the pulpits OF ell the Protest
ant churches are to be filed BY members of
the Conference.
Extensive Preparations are also being
made for the outdoor services, which are to
be held on the Park. II the day should be
favorable the audience will number thou
sands, as the exercises of the Sabbath sre
always of greater general interest than
those of any other day of the whole Confer
ence week. ". GA.
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Just ReeelTed-Army Life on the
Border, By Col. Marcy, with ilIastra-
tons; price 50. 6hakspeaFe's DELL
heatiOns, BY A. O. kellogg, q. D.;
price S1.75s The Mormon Prophet,
BIZ C. B. Waite; price 50. The Prison
Life Of Jefferson Davis, BY his PhysI-
elan; price 50. BtOFmcflfe, a tale OF
the highlands; price $1.75. Life Of
James Stephens and q HlItOry OF the
FenIan Brotherhood price 81. The
United States During the War, By
Auguste LaDgel; price $S.75. Crumbs
from the Round Table, By Joseph
Barker; price 81. A new supply OF
A Summers Rest, By Gail Hamilton,
and all the latest publications at
Cobb, Andrews 4 Co.,
z junee6 80 - 2if SUpefleF-st.
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AMERICAN 0
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FarpAr ErErrre. July 1a. 1856

FRIDAY EVENING, July - 1866.
Gold opened at 1881 in New York This
morning, but the market lacked the firm
ness to maintain this figure, and at one
o'clock the price closed at 1929. The recent
reaction from the decline below $50 was due.
mainly to the passage of the tariff bill by
Ske House Of Representatives.. and the post
ponement Of this measure to December by
the Senate, in giving importers ample time
to settle for their goods in bond to the best
advantage, is probably the counter influence
snducing the decline now. In addition 10
this, the advance in fve-twenties in the
English markets, reported by the Persia, 10
654@653 has doubtless some bearing. In
view, however, of the fact that our exports
are just now very Light, while our imports
are heavy, those who are expecting any
material decline in gold for a time are dis
appointed. We shall doubtless export con-
siderable amounts of our securities to Eu-
rope, and tLis may be looked to to keep
down, to some extent, the premium on gold;
hut the operations in this line cannot be ez-
peeted to be sufieient 10 balance our trade,
and until there is more demand for our pro.
ducts, and more particularly for cotton,
there must continue to be an outward move
ment Of the precious metals. The tariff
measure was calculated topartially prevent
this result, by checking over.importations,
but its p~ostponement gives q liberal margin
in which importers can operate with a view
to an abundant harvest in the end.
In government securities there was no de-
cided change to-day, though quotations this
afternoon, as compared with closing rates
yesterday, show rather less frmness on
most denominations. In this market deal
ers made no change from yesterdays prices
We quote closing rates for coin and govern
nents hare "a ollows:
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RaGaIo Market-JaIy u.

~FL0UR-Quist.
wHEAT-Hesyy and dropping. sales No l Mil
waukee about $40. a
O~ORN-Sales Of s4,0o0 bush No. ! to arrive at
re, and 72ke on spot. l
0Ars-Quiet. Sales of No l Chicago at Ale; No
2 ct 4Se; No fMilWsukee at As.
BAKLEY-Hominal r l
RrE-a lss OF 1880 bush Of mol Chicago at s0,.
PoRK-Sales at So, 5OSSs,O 90.
LARD-Held at 2Ie.
9 WansKY-Nominal. ~
CANAL ~FKEIaHrs-To New York Wheat 1sc;
corn l49liXc- To Albany: corn 129l2He.
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CONGRESS- OF BUSINESS COLLEGEs.-A num-
Der of gentlemen representing Business
Colleges in the United States met in this
city on Wednesday, for the purpose Of per-
fseting the organisation of a National Union
of Business Colleges, and the transaction 81
other importan. business.
They have closed their session and will
shortly lay before the public, the results Of
their labOrs, which it is heFed will give
fresh impetus, broader scope and higher
character 10 business education.
A constitution has been framed and
adopted, which provides for a congress com-
posed Of one representative from each col
legs in the Union, and is clothed with ap-
propriate powers.
The first regular election resulted il the
choice of the following
OFFICERS.
E. R. FELTON,, Cleveland, President.
Henry n. Copp, Washington, D. C., Sec
rotary. A45
Richard Nelson, Cincinnati, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
E. R. FELTON,, Cleveland, ex-ofhcio Chair
man; Robert C. Spencer, Milwaukee; Rich
ard Nelson, Cincinnati.
Several applications from colleges for adj
mission to the Union and representation in
its congress, were received.
A cOIIege at Springfield, Illinois, was sd
mitted, and ". D. Ratledge elected as its
representative in the Congress.
This is an earnest and important move
mert in the right direction, and is, we be-
lieve the first and only organization of Bust
ness Colleges under q regular form Of gov
ernment and based on principles OBJ
jects which give proper guarantees 70 the
public and to the persons directly interested
of permanence and the best results.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
QUA MGDNIaHr MARKET REPORT


IspsoiAI BiSpatOh to Western Associated Press
NEW YOHK, July IS.
MONEY.
The demand for money has been more active to-
day, with the market . little hrmer. Call loans
range from 5 TO 6 PSF cent on government and
misc. Ianeous collateFals-
The discount market was quiet and hrmsr.
Prime names are done at 697 per cent.
GOLD.
The gold market closed up at 1881. Cash gold
was loaned IA early in the day, but Afterwards
from 2 to 4 Ier cent was paid for carrying it.
sPEcIE ExRORr. ~
The engagements of specie for to-morrow's
steamer reached the aggregate Of 81, 100000 thus
srERLIEG EXCHANGE.
The market for sterling exchange Is firm, and
the bankers generally refuse 10 draw except
against gold. There are more orders for bread
stgGs, bat commercial bills are not in favor, owing
TO the failure OF some shipping houses.
PETRoIEuM
The depression in the Petroleum oil market con-
tinues, md the price to-day tel 70 l6 cents in
bulk, equal 10 &c in barre 8, which is lower than
Il has been before in five years. The export re-
mand for continental Europe Is light, owing 20
the decline there, and the business for home con-
sumption is very Moderate.
GOVERNMENT sECURTTTEs
This afternoon were dull and lower on Il 5-20's
of i62, but higher on The issues Of "a and '65
Other securities were steady a. the following clos
ing quotations
5-20's, 1881, lOs5S9IOoL: 5-2O's coupons Of 1856
lO5k9lO5K; lO-4U coupons 9sI9sO; July 7-tO's
1919.
MINING SHARES.
Consolidated Gregory 1900 Gunnel1 Gold Os
KEYSTONE II; New York, Gold l25-
RAILWAY STOCKS.
gAt the four O'Clock open Board the following
were the quotations
Krie 74E5 Reading 1857; Cleveland and Pitts
burgh $50 Fort Wayne $50
DRY GOODS.
Tho ~folI0wing were the jObber's prices re sorted
It the Dry Goods Exchange to-day
Market quiet.
~Prints-AIIsns IS; American aoi Amoskeag 10;
Il.
Brown sheetings-AmOekeagA 25i do. B p; APP
'leton A a. ~
shirtings and sheetings-Bleaehed Bay Mills 90;
97Z; MssonVille 33%.
Csubrics-Portlaud liz; WASHINGTON I5h@
az.
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ohlearo narneasIulr Ia.

FLOuR-Very dull.
wHEAr-Dul. Sales at 81. 63kSl, 81 for No J.
CoRS-Q1ist and declined Hq1S1- Sales At go
sske for No !; SsZ@57ke Ior 40 2.
0Ars-Dull. Sales az &c for MOL; 2skc for
No. -ea a a.
MISS PoRK-sal, 50@3l,g5.
FREIGHTs@Quist. 10 on corn TO Buffalo.
REcKIPrs-fi0uF 1850 bbls.; wheat Is, SUI hui
corn 222,O bn.; oats 5000 bu.
sHIPuNTs-FIouf 4,EO0 bbls.; wheat 5000 bu;
corn 1900 ba5 oats ls5, oOO.
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L0nALR0TTCRs.

scHIFF, ELsoFFER & Co, loo Superior street,
Opposite the WeddelI House,, have just re-
ceived a large assortment in Ladies' Fur
nishing and Fancy Goods; such as ladies
collars and sleeves, nets, trimmings, but
tons. combs, ladies, hosiery, etc, etc, which
they offer to the trade at the very lowest
market prices. jy1S-34a
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$1,000 ReWard.-The above Hrezsrd Win Be
given to any person who can furnish = prescrip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. Strick-
lank's Melliauous Cough Bslsam. This balsAm
yin cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blgodand night szeafa. One bottle is Sufacient
for any one 70 try Tho worst cases Of chrcnic
cough, asthma, uhooplng cough and primary eAsss
ofconsumptio1 are carsdby Dr.. Strickl1nds Md
unuols Cough Balssm. It can be b kadHt any
BENTON 4 DUNBAR, Agents, OsVsHaRd, %.
me.R5
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CoNTISUED.-Adsm Troutman who was to
have had q preliminary examination before
Commissioner White yesterday, on a charge
of having in his possession counterfeit
fractional currency, had his case continued
60 to-day.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-14

eEosr or c~OsvEETsor The board Of Lake
Underwriters closed tllefr convention yes
tsrasy forenoon. The chief business was
to establish Marine I ngurance Rates. The
proceedings will be pu blished in pamphlet
form for the use Of members The next
meeting Of the Board viii be held in Chi
cago in February, 1857.
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.tAo rs that tie WOOL Interest is doing very
lifssis, aceoant for this rssulG The eondifioa
OF the market is not otherwise essentially
changed. Currency Is in mOderate supply
but can hardly be reported easy Eastern
Exchange is relatively closer than carren-
q. bds thesappE D as yet allyeq9sltO
the necessities of the banks The buying
rate is easier, and we now quote at = dis
count buying aud par selling. 45ea
It Is stated that the actual reduction in
/ ePFincipsi Of thepsblic debt in June was
nearly SEQ, 600, 900. During the same per-
iod about the same amount Of 5-29's were
sold, and certificates of Indebtedness to the
amount6f sH ,nB0, 600 redeenGedG The como
plets statement ofthe debt for the last fiscal
year will not be ready before the first OF
August. AR ~
: A statement of Mr.. Stephenson OF the q.
8. Depository at Cincinnati, shows the bus
mess at that institution for the fiscal year
ending June3d, 10 have been in totals as
follows
Receipts s7s,7Ts. 4sT &c
Disbursements---------.-- esq.,. Iz,I7S,79S IT
Baaas. 5uiy -. sss7s,s7s .
The weather to-day was extremely warm
and this fact is probably mainly RESPONSE
bic for a very doll day in commercial cir
cies on the River. At the Board Of Trade
there were no transactions reported and
later in the day we could find scarcely any
thing worthy of record. Flour continues
steady at previous quotations. Spring
Wheat is 2@Sc lower. Corn is firm. Oats
dull and lower. Provisions unchanged and
steady. Produce is very quiet, at I'M
changed prices. aafstk
Highwines without movement, but firm
Petroleum dull and nominal at quotations
White fish are firmer, and advanced 25c pc
half barrel to-day.
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BEFORE THE CoxxIssIoNER.-Riehard Hill
debrande will have a hearing before Com
missioner White this afternoon for dealing
in counterfeit money.
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DROKSEB-TIsO brOthsrs named sehsfner,
whose parents reside in Girard, Pa, while
bathing inlthe riverroa Aondey last were
drowned. Their clothes were found on the
bank, and, search being made for the
bodies, they were found and brought to this
city yesterday morning In the afternoon
they we're buried with appropriate cere-
monies in the Jewish cemetery on The West
Side.
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PERsoSAL.-Among the guests at the
Kennard House yesterday was A. H. Has
kins, Esq, cashier of the st. Nicholas, New
York. Mr.. Haskins is on a western tour,
aud left last evening on the Detroit boat.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market.
Especial 70 Cleveland Daily LEADss-l

PITfssgnan, July ls-T:l5 :. =.
Nothing doing In Oil. Crude can be purchased
at T@I2ei in bulk. Sales 800 bbIs at he. Large
quantities are offered for Zee delivery at 1875
without meeting with purchasers. No receipts.
Stock very light. Prices nominal. Rehnsrs are
not disposed to give way hut prefer holding.