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Wool In Ohio.

The Ohio Farmer says:
Buyers are beginning To take hold OF
wool in a very quiet and cautious way.
They protest that 45 cents is about the
best they can afford to pay, but we rath-
or think their appetite will improve
shortly and that the. better clips Will De
taken Mt prices ranging from 80 to oo
cents.
The streets are crowded every day
with loads Of wool. The prices range
from % to 45c per pound, and we learn
that a few extra clips sold for Soc
!Shelby Chronicle.
The quantity brought in for sale is
remarkably small. We noticed OH Sat.
urlay last a small lot which was held
mt 45c. but was finally disposed of at AZ.
Producers are holding back for rise,
in which they will undoubtedly be dis
appointed. The finest quality can only
be sold at SOC. Bnyers say that there Is
a downward tendency in the wool mar
ket everywhere.-1shldnd Times.
But little has been doing in wool the
mast week, and prices have declined
the range now being from 4O to 45c, ana
no anxiety on the part of buyers or sell,
ers to negotiate at these figures. l2,00O
hounds will probably cover all the wool
that has been yet brought here.-Por-
tagc County Democrat. ,.-
The wool market has not fairly open
ed ye,. for the reason that buyers Will
not rive fair price for the wool. Some
few clips have been sold from AZ TO QUO;
hut most of the wool growers are hold.
| ing on, hoping that the spectators ana
manufacturers will yet divide the enor-
nous profits that are made by the Fast
ern men, and pay at least for the laber
and expense of producing the raw ma
alliance Monitor.
The wool receipts in our market so
far are light, prices ranging from 35a5O,
according 10 quality. There is, howev-
er. plenty of wool in the country, but
wool growers are holding back for high
err prices Mansfield Herald.
The price of wool is quite unsettled
up to this time. Buyers have not en-
/ tirely entered the market, ut least In
| this quarter, and the new clip ID as yet
unbroken. We hear some talk Of 4O
and a. cents being offered, though farm
ers seem disposed not to yield to less
than so and upward.
Wool buyers in this market are pay
isg from As to so for the new clip. We
hear that 50 cents has been paid some
where in the County, but We cannot
trace the report to any reliable source.
Many IF our wool growers are holding
on for higher prices. The Coshocton
Wool Growers Association claims that
good wool ought to bring 20 cents
! TuScmdwdS Chronicle.
Considerable wool has been changing
bands during the last week. Some
large lots have been shipped by farmers
to commission houses.-St0rk County
RfpMbliccn.
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FROM GALVESTON.


Cation Pro.pccr-Morc About I'll" Ex'
..,,iom OF slaxiEsiiian = Mex'c""
Etcnis. -.
GALVESTON, July I6.-Owing 10 INC
continued rains during the past month";
the cotton prospects are poor. 49,, 800,
Additional particulars OF the eH .
ion of Maximiiian have oeen received.
When leaving the convent, Maximiiian
.xcIaimed. what beautiful, clear heav-
cns II is such as ! desired for the hour
of death" All three were dressed with
scrupulous care. -.e.,4,
The officer Of the firing party begged
Maxinilian's forgiveness, saying he as
approved of the execution bnt mnst
obey orders. Macmillan replied: "A
soldier must always comply with his
orders. thank you with all my heart
for your kind sentiments, but expec,t.
that you will comply with your orders.
Macmillan gave Miramon the centre as
his post.
Meiia's wife ran distractedly through
the streets, Just before the exc
cution, carrying her new born babe.
Juarez refused to deliver up Maxi
milian's body, and said it must be made
the subject of treaty. , Aha
There is great antipathy toward tue
Americans, because they asked for Max
imilian's life.
Princess Salm Salm devised means ior
the escape of the Emperor. but was oe-
trayed by an officer to whom she con-
ided the secret, who took q bride OF
SIS, 900 in diamonds. She was ordered
to leave Querretaro with her attend
ants.
A fight is probable between Cortinas
and Berrioszabal. Both are recruiting
Cortinas has been ordered to occupy the
Rio Grando with an army of l5,OoI
men.
The United States is hated because OF
its Interference in behalf of MaXimil'
inn
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The Stevens RiiI.

WASHINGTON, July l6.-A bill was in
PRODUCED to-day by Mr.. Stevens TO en-
able the inhabitants of the rebel States
conquered by the United 5 ates to form
State government, and declares that
all governments and provisional gov
ernmentS in the Southern Territory are
null and void, aRd of no effect ether
than that which they shall derive
from the action of Congress. The
existing corporations and officers
existing de facto for local purposes, to
be continued until Congress shall de-
termine their existence, with proper
constitutions. until admitted into the
Union; except that the district, as now
existing, shall be governed by three
commissioners, civilians. chosen bv the
joint action of Congress: the present
registration t0 be continued, with n
view To the formation of State Consti-
tutions, which must be submitted for
the approval of Congress.
The bill declares the admission of
new States into the Union and the re-
construction of old oncs is the sole duty
and work OF Congress, and nei her the
President nor any heads of Departments
nor the Judiciary nor the military have
any right to Interfere in such matters
unless required by Congress. The opih-
ION OF the Attorney General on any
point connected with The admission of
new States or reconstruction of DESTROY
ell ones Is unauthorized. and ought not
he obtruded upon the Government.
Owing to the departure for their
homes of members of the hou<c. scarce
ly Quorum were present.
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fore very fiattering for securing the en-
tire crop before the occurrence of any
disaster resulting from bad weather. (
CANADA.-The Toronto Globe, in rela-
ton to the crops in Canada, says:
From correspondent who has trar-
eled through Albion, Vaughan and kips
townships, We learn that the crops new
or presented more promising appear
anee.
+ PFNNsYLvANIA.--By . gentleman from
Washington, Pa, we learn that the far-
mers in shat section are engaged IN har.
vesting one of the best crops of wheat
that has been seen there for a number
of wears. Although the number OF acres
sown is less than usna he yield I'D
bushels will he much - FER; Inc
corn crop has been somev - 'ack"ara'
owing to the lateness %; ne Planting
and the GOODNESS Of the weather winch
prevailed until the latter end OF June,
bnt the late rains and warm weather
have started it forward rapidly, and
there is now every prospect Of an excel
lent Weld.
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FROM NE w YORK.
Two nurders-Rlliinrds
on Foreign Observation-Disclosures
MI GanYenfion.

NEW YORK, July l6.-The Herald's
Louisville special says: George OF, a
well known butcher, was fatally stab
bed by John Smith last night, and JAS.
Wheeler, u mOulder, was killed last
night by John Ferguson, piasterer'
Both murderers were arrested.
The Herald's Long Branch, special
saws: In the game Of billiards last
night, McDevitt made q run of 56o
points on two red balls. being the largest
run on record without getting them into
the jaw.
The Times special says: The com
mittee on Foreign Relations in the Sen.
ate to-day considered the nomination OF
Mr.. Raymond to tke Austrian mission,
and reported it back to the Senate in ex-
ecutiye session without recommends
ton. 1t was laid on the table by large
majority. Both New York Senators
favor his confirmation and his name
may be taken up again tomorrow.
4 meeting was held last evening OF
the Constitutional Union Convention.
Resolutions were adopted asking the
government TO interfere in the cases OF
Colonies Maggie and Warren, arrested by
the British Government rs Fenians.
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New York NkorLet.
New YORK, July Is.

New YORK, July Is.
COTTON-Without decided change;
sales of 9sO bales of middlirg uplands
at 26!.
FLOUR-Receipts l4l3 bbls; market
duh and 15a25c lower: sales of $50 bar
rels at ! OOas 81 for superfine State
and western; III 45 fol extra westerns;
IL 9Oal2 so for choice; 10 55al3 30 for
shipping extra round hoop Ohio; III 40
aal3 Is for trade brands; 10 0Oal2 75
for spring st. Louis and ~ 00al9 90
for winter do. California quiet: sales
of $50 bhls ut u Stalls %. Rye fionr firm;
sales $50 bbls ut Z 30a9 %.
WHISKY-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT - Receipts $500 bushels;
market dull and heavy; spring 3a5 low
or; winter l0al5 lower: sales of 500
bushels at 2 75a2 80 for new amber.
RYE-Scarce and firm: sales of 10000
bushels western at AZ.
BARLEY--Quiet.
MALT-Nominal.
CORN-Receipt 1902 bushels; corn
is scarce; prices very firm, without de-
cided change; sales 10000 bushels ut
| 05al o. for new mixed western, %
for fancy parcels do. and 96al "a for
nnsound.
OATS-Receipts ia, 65l bushels: mar
kct lc better: sales of $4,000 bushels ut
S3asi for western. 9la92l for Ohio, and
92a93 for Sta'e.
SUGAR-Firm: sales of 500 hhds of
Cuba at lllal3s.
MOLASSES-More active: sales 1000
hhds Cuba at l5a46,
HOPS-Ouiet.
PETR0LEUM-Quiet at q for re-
fined in bond; 11al74 for crude.
PORK-Opened lower and closed more
firmly: sales of 6S5O barrels at ~ 50a
% ~ for new mess; closing at - 80
regular: ~ 90 for old do; 10 50al9 - for
prime, and u 50a22 10 for prime mess
BEEF-Firm; sales of 1872 barrels.
BEEF HAMS-Dull at 3Sa39.
BACON-Firm and quiet; sales s.
rib at l24als.
CIT MEATS-Firm; sales 360 bbls
sides: 1Oal1 for shoulders and 14a16 for
hams.
LARD-Firm and quiet; sales $40
barrels at l2al3 for new.
BUTTER-Unchauged, at lla2l for
Ohio.
CHEESE-Heavy, at sal4i.
LATEST MARKET-5P. Pm.
FLOUR-Closed dull: 5al0 lower for
medium and common of old.
WHEAT-Very dull; nominally LAP
lower: spring 3a5 lower; winter increas-
ed: receipts for now wheat have de-
pressing effect.
RYE-Dull: l5al az for western.
OATS-Quiet: S3as4 for western; 9la92
for Ohio.
CORN-Dull; | 03al o. for common TO
prime new mixed western.
PORK-Firmer; sales 5000 barrels of
mess at - 70a22 90 cash and regular;
market closing firm with buyers at22 10
and sellers % 10 regular.
BEEF-Quiet.
CUT MEATS-Small supply; prices
tending upward.
BACON-At an advancing tendency
with small sales; short rib l2ial3.
LARD-Firm; l3tal3s for fair 10
prime sales; 49, for kettle rendered.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The n.rvc., aud Crop Prospects


Tbs weather has been unusually fa-
vorable lor harvesting during the last
two weeks, and it has been improved by
the farmers in all sections of the West.
The following extracts from our ex-
changes are full of interest:
OHIo.-The Troy miami county,
Union of July Is, says:
The wheat harvest is nearly over
that is the cutting of the crops. The
past week has been remarkably favora-
ble for such work, and our farmer
friends have taken advantage of it.
We doubt whether as much wheat has
ever before been cut in the county in
one week as has been this week. Should
the coming week be as favorable us that
just passed, the crop will be saved in
the best condition.
Ii is said that new variety of white
winter wheel, called the Diehl wheat,
producing double heads and three grains
abreast. is obtaining great favor in New
York and Ohio.
The wheat harvest has commenced in
many fields il Wayne county, and We
are pleased to know there is an abund-
aut crep-the best wheat and the larg-
est amount raised in Wayne county for
many years.-U Wooster Republican.
Quite an amount of the winter wheat
in this par of the country will be har-
vested this week. The wheat has run
the gauntlet of frost, rust and weevil.
from the first two it came ont untouched.
and but little injured from the latter
Carroll County Union Press.
Haying and harvesting has begun in
good earnest. The grass crop is very
heavy and of superior quality, there be-
Ing but little June grass. Wheat is ex-
celient. Corn, oats and potatoes are
doing nicely. Peaches few, cherries in
ferior. and apples almost Il failure
1MsCdrdWds County Ners.
We took ride through the country
OH Sunday last and noticed severaf
fields Of wheat cut and pnt up, and
many more ready for the reaper. Ii
favorable weather, another week will
sec nearly all wheat harvested. Shelby
Chroaiele.
The farmers in this equity will con-
inence cutting grain this week. Wheat
throughout the county looks well, but
the RAIN has caused much damage tn
some Ho7eR Chronicle.
MfcHIGAN.-The Detroit Post of Sat
uIday says:
A friend from Mscomb informs us that
cutting has already commenced in that
county, and that the wheat crop bids
fiir to exceed that Of any former season
in the history of the county. Maco,nb
is culy two or three tiers of counties
south Of the most nerthernly part of
the State in which wheat is grown TO
any extent aud the prospect is there
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From san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, July 16.-Hong Kong
dates to the oath have been received.
The steamer Ajax, from Liverpool, ar
rived from Hong Kong May oath. She
brought intelligence Of dreadful pesti-
lence at Maneytas. 1t was at first con
fined To the natives. 1t is supposed TO
have originated from nnwholesome
food. When the Ajax left the people
were dying at the rate of 200 day, of
this disease and bilious fever, similar
to that seen i'll the West Indies.
The state of the island was dreadful;
people lying on the streets dead and dy-
ing nearly everywhere; houses closed,
and the hospitals insufficient, miserable
and neglected. Huts have been erect
ed for temporary hospitals, into which
the sick went to die. Quinine is seven
ty-rive dollars an ounce. The mortality
among the soldiers is great. There is a
complete panic among the people.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, July l6.
SENATE.

Mr.. Wilson, from Military committee,
reported substitute for the House bill
for the relief of certain soldiers and
sailors charged with desertion. The
substitute declares that no soldier or
sailor shall be hold to be n deserter who
faithfully served until after April 10Th,
and then went home without leave
from proper authorities, but nothing
herein contained shall operate as re-
mission of any forfeiture of bounty,
back pay, or pension incurred by deser-
tion.
Passed, and goes back to the House
for concurrence.
The Choir laid before the Senate a
communication from the President
transmitting a copy of the treaty with
Russia, and calling the attention OF
Congress to the necessity of appropri-
atinS s. 200, 900 TO carry the same into
effect. Referred TO committee on up
preparations.
MIR. Edmunds offered resolution that
one member of the Senate and two OF
the House be added to the committee
on Retrenchment Passed.
The Senate went into executive ses-
sion, and after some time adjourned.
HOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MIR. Sellye offered Il resolution declar-
ing, in the opinion of Congress, no
further issue of bonds of the United
States ought 10 be- made for any par
pose not already provided for, except
on the distinct condition that they shall
be subject 10 State, comfy and munich
nal taxation. Referred tn committee
on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Stevens two bills, i'll reference to
reconstruction, and to enable the in
habitants of the Southern Territories 20
form State governments, were ordered
printed, and referred to committee OH
Reconstruction.
On a like motion hill TO establish
4 system of common schools in the Dis
trict of Columbia, was referred to u Sc
lect committe of five.
On motion of Mr. Schenck, the rules
were suspended and his resolution call
ing on the Secretary of the Treasury for
information concerning the MetrOpoli-
tan board of internal revenue, was Ia
ken up.
Mr.. Eldridge moved that tie House
to-day adjourn to Thursday.
Ito CDtahOi wv AAoNSN
was understood that the President did
not expect TO communicate to the HOnSe
on tho subject of reconstruction until
Thursday, and the motion was rejected.
Mr.. Briggs offered n preamble and
resolution reciting that the Washington
Monument Association had been in eX-
istcncc twenty Years without having
accomplished anything beyond the par
rial erection of "a square column on the
public grounds; that large sums of mon
ey had been collected and collections are
still continued in the patent Office and
other public buildings and directing the
Secretary of the Interior 70 inform the
house as tn wha: become of the Money
collected, also Ia present the condition
of the association, DC. Adopted.
Mr.. Holman asked leave To offer Il
resolution instructlng the Judiciary
committee to enquire whether further
legislation is necessary TO define the
limit of the jurisdiction OF the Court
of Claims.
Mr.. Woodbridge objected.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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. C;.einnati srarlse,.

81 |fa7CN CINCINNATI, July l6.
FLOUR-In light supply; the mar
ket steady.
"a WHEAT-A lot of red sold at , DO, to
arrive this week.
CORN-Dull, aud "a offered at the
close for No. in bulk; prime white
held at 80; sacked, not much demand
for any kind. II 50 40
OATS-Car lots of No. 1 ts2 in bulk.
RYE-Unchanged and steady. !.
CoTTON-Un Unchanged and firm; y
for middling; demand light.
WHISKY-Steady at 30 in bond.
MESS PORK-Qniet at % 0h; sales oi
300 barrels.
BULK MEATS-In active demand;
sales of 300,0O0 pounds ut 10 for shonl'
ders and IL for sides.
BACON-Firm at lit for shoulders,
Is for sides and 134a14 for clear rib and
clear sides; sales large.
HAMS-Firm at l7!als for common
and 2Oa2l for sugar cured.
LARD-Closed dull at l2!.
Observation-Disclosures and steady;
choice fresh l6als.
EGGS-Firm at l5al6. ...
LINSEED OIL-Dull at 4Oal ~.
FLASSEED-2 90.
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New York stock Market

NEW YORK, July 10.
Gold hrmer; opening at 1898, closing
AZ i50alI0s.
Government stocks quiet and a shade
easier; closing quotations, coupons of
81, Ito; $40 coupons of 81, llls; do of
"a, l0Ss; first series, 1911; second Sc
ries, e07s.
The stock market was comparatively
quie- to-day, and trihe off closing
rates.
Ohio certificates 26ia26i; Cumbe.-
land 39!a;9f: Quicksilver, 3lia3Is;
Mariposa, l0sll; Western Union Tele-
gaph, i7saa4'i; Pacific Mail, l44a
l44!; Atlantic Mail, lllallli; New
York Central, l06sal06l; Erie, 7lta72;
Hudson, lll4all2; Reading, l04IalU4s;
Michigan Central, l09allO; Michigan
Southern, s0iaS0f; Illinois Central, l24
ai24!; Pittsburg, 93s93f; Toledo, l2Isa
l2ls; Rock Island, 9sIa95s; Northwest
ern, 45sa46; Fort Wayne, lG2talO2s; st.
Paul preferred, 63l; common 474a47t.
Border State bonns less active but
lower; Missouris iG3.; new Tennessees,
66; old, SOY - s'sS s4a 80 y 7Fs $50
Steamship shares fra.
Coal shares strong.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

LONDON. July %, Noon.-Cnited
States Minister Adams, with other
members of the diplomatic corps III
London. waited upon the Sultan Oh
Turkey to day. A delegation OF prom,
nenr Americans now in this c''E' WIN
also hold audience this morning VITA
the Sultan.
The reform hill has finally passed the
House of Commons and gone to the
House Of Lords.
VI oRENCE, July l6.-Reports rsceiy-
ed mere from Rome represent the Papal
Government much alarmed by the men'
acing attitude of the party under Gar
abaldi. Many of the batteries around
Rome were restored and put into ct
tsctiye condition, and it is stated that
the Pope made an appeal TO the Empe'
TOR of France for protection OF the HOLY
See.
LONDON, Eye.-The reform bill was
read in the House of Lords this morn
ing, and its second reading has been
assigned for Monday next.
PARIS, Eve.-In response to the ap'
peal of His Holiness, the Pope, for assis-
lance in repelling the anticipated at
tack upon the Holy City by the Carl
baldi party, Emperor Napoleon has no
tilted the leaders of the Garibaldi move
ment that the defenses of that city viii
he composed of the restored batteries
of France, and not of Rome.
LONDON, July Northumberland
closed at 94s; 5-2Gs 732; Illinois Contra
76f; Erie 400: Atlantic Great Western
consolidated 23f.
LIVERPOOL, July l6.-Cotton CLOSED
without change; sales 10000 bales mid
ding upiGnds ut LOT; Orleans lO4.
The Manchester market for goods ant
yarns is inactive and heavy. Bread
stuffs closed firm. and an advance wa
established on some articles. Wheat
California, Mt l3S Sd per GENITAL has adj
vanced to 40s cd.
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Important Negotiations.

NEw YoRK, July l6.-The Tribuuc's
special says important negotiations are
in progress between our government
and England, looking to the settlement
of the Alabama claims upon the basis of
purchase by the United States, of
British possessions on the Pacific ocean.
intervening between the former ter
ritory and Walrussia. There is good
reasons for saying that the negotiation
will terminate in treaty between the
United States and Great Britain.
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To cure these diseases we must bring into action
the muscles which are engaged in their various
functions. To neglect them, however slight
nav be the attack, IA sure 10 affect the bodily
health aud mental powers. Our FLESH and
BLOOD an supported from these sources Per
sons at every period of life from
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From Vera Cruz.

WASHINGTON, July B.-The follow
ing is an official dispatch from the
United States Consul at Vera Cruz:
VEGA CRUZ, June 2Sth,
VI, New ORLEANS, July 10.
Hon. I'm II. ScrGrd, Secretary Of State /:
SIR: The city of Vera Cruz and cas-
tie San Juan Dulloa are in possession OF
he National Mexican General Bcnavid-
ez. The Imperial chiefs and foreign
troops have left rhe country.
TSigned1 +. II. SANBORN,
L. S. Consul.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 10.
Flour quiet aud firm. Wheat weak;
sales at IS for regular. Corn steady
a. 63f. Oats quiet at 57ia5s. Rye
scarce at l2al Is. Barley firm at 55a
Sc. Whisky nominal at 3la:2. Mess
Pork mt % 50a23G0. Shoulders 81; clear
sides IA. Lard firm at l2al2i.
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stopped Work.

BALTIMORE, July l6.-The bricklayers
and masons have stopped work until the
demand af the former for five dollars per
day. aud of the latter for nine hcnrs as
a DAYS work, be complied with
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is published every Friday. It's oontcuis will br
made up Of all Important news OF the weeL,
Geographic reports, transactions In tho Markets
Editorials upon subjects at general interest, an
Agricultural Column, special correspondence
from all parts OF the State, choice literary and
poetical selections, aud a large amount 81 care.
fully prepared miscellaneous rradng suitable 10
all classes Of the community. In short, the
WEEKLY REGISTER will continue 90 be- the
best Family Ne'"spdpsr "s'T pnhIi.hsd IN hil
STATE. H
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TRAINS WILL RU "a,
by the following schedule on and AFTER p'e
Jth day of May, 1857: