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CIncInnatI.
july 2g.-FEoUR-In demand and

JULY 29.-FLoUR-In demand and
GRAIN-Wheat-In demand at g 15a
2 25 for Nos. and old; new, 81 goa
shelled. Rye-Dull, new not saleable
at better than 81 35. Oats-Old, firm at
soc; No. new 6Sa70c. Barley-NOne
| OF consequence in the market.
PRovIsIoNS-Mess Pork-Firm at
S2S so. Bulk Meats-Advanced, and
are in demad at 121Ic for shoulders;
141<a1454c for sides. Bacon-Firmer
13c; clear rib, 161<a16zc: clear, 17c;
hams in demand at 20a2l3<c. Lard
Held firmly at 1Sc, with a light jobbing
demand at 177<c.
BUTTER-ActiVe at 2SaS4c.
CHEEsE-Demand fair at 1211za15c.
EGas-Firm at 171SalSc.
GRoCRRIES-UnchRDg and quiet.
OIL-Linseed Oil held at 81 06.
PRTRoLEUM-34a36c.
CoTToN-In moderate demand at 29c
for middling uplands; the stock on
hand to date, count ], SOL bales.
HAY-In demand at SIG O0sl7 90 per
ton, on arrival.
ToBACCo-Active; leaf, $40 75a22 rs.
WHIsKY-Held at 81 80.
GoLD-l44, buying; 144z, selling.
Chicago.
July 29.-FLoUR-Quiet and firm at
81 5OalI as for Spring Extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-1ng good speculative
and milling demand and steady; sales
No.; at 81 90; No. 2 at 81 zeal IS; clos
ing at 81 n cash and 81 81 seller Au-
gust for No. 2;sales No. 2 this afternoon
at 81 77a1 IS. Corn-Active in specula-
tive and shipping account; 1saN lower;
sales No. l at 9251a931<; No. Eat 81 1zs92;
rejected at s71z; closing quiet at 921za
92k for No. i; since change sales
No. at 931<. Oats-Quiet; sales at 667S
a67; closing at inside. Rye-More &C
tive; DC higher; sales No. at 81 S0j No.
at 81 25, and rejected at 81 10. Barley
'-Firmer; No. 2 in store 81 25; sample
lots on track and delivered at 81 25a
1 80.
JULY 29.-FLoUR-Receipts 900 bbls !:
Shipments 500 bbls; market quiet and
firmer.
GRA1N-wheat-Rec $500 bus;
shipments 5000; market Base better;
sales white Michigan at 50 25; white
Illinois 81 35; No. 1 red 81 O6; No. do
81 95; amber Illinois 81 12Hi amber,
seller August, 81 S5a1 80. Corn-Re-
ceIps IL 9S9 bus: shipments 70, 900 bus;
market 1<c better; No. 2 96a96SC. and
buyers for the week 961zc. OaIs-Quiet
and nominally lower. Rye-Receipts
40 bus; sales No. at 81 2s.
st. Louis.
JULY 29.-FLoUR-In good demand,
with an upward tendency.
-Wheat--HIgher for choice
fall. Corn-Advanced under light re-
ceipts to SIs92c. OAts-Declined to Asa
5Oc for new. Rye-Better at 81 10al Is.
PRoVIsIoNS--Held firmly. Pork
$29 90. Bacon-ShouIders 125<a13c; clear
sides I65<a17c. Lard-NOmInaI.
Buffalo.
JULY 2S-Market generally firm.
GRA1N-Wheat-SIS IS for No. 2 Mil
waukee and Chicago. CONFIRM at
81. Oats-Steady.
FREIaHTs-Unchang
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SAINT LOUIS.


SAINT LOUIS, July 2e.-Geuerals
Grant, Sherman and Sheridan arrived
at st. Joseph last night, and were met
at the depot by very large crowd OF
citizens and escorted to the Pacific
House amidst enthusiastic cheers,
music and firing of cannon, where Col
Harbine delivered an address of well
come, after which they were entertain
ed by the Grand Army OF the Republic
and citizens generally.
a similar demonstration was made
on their arrival at Omaha. Yesterday
morning large concourse of people
received and escorted them through
town TO the Headquarters of the Grant
Clnb. where they ascended the platform
and were introduced to the people amid
deateuing cheers, firing of cannon, &c.
Subsequently they had ageneral hand
shaking, and were greeted with un-
bounded enthusiasm.
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COHHERCIAl AND FINAECIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING,

July %, 1865.
BUTrER-Choice fresh butter in de-
mand and scarce. Sales at ZGa2Sc ID.
Choice extra sold at 4Oc p ID in market.
BLACRBERRIEs-The receipts are lib
eral. Sales by the bucket at 75ca$1 90.
EGGs-Market pretty well suPpltedi
sales at 13S15c.
APPLEs-Choice new apples sold at
81 5Ua2 90 p bushel.
PorAToEs at from 81 5Oa2 90
y busLel.
FEATHERs-New, IS.
CHEEsE-Market steady. Sales of
factory at 151<c; Western Reserve at
12Hc; Goshen at 100.
CoFFEE-Rio, fair to good, 22s24c;
prime 25kc; Hummell's essence 81 95;
Felix's extract 50 25.
CANDLEs-City mould tallow l6c; star
22a25c.
COTTON YARNs-Staudard 421zc; Cot
ton Batting 25a2Sc; Candle Wick 4211a
FLoUR-Scarce with good demand.
Sales of Extra at 50 00a10 90; Family
$lI SO; Choice White Wheat Family
SI2 90. Rye Flour-S9 so per bbl.
GRA1E-Wheat-Is quoted at from
80 90 to 2 10. Corn-Sl GOAL 10. Barley
81 %. Rye-$l 25. Oats-Firm at a
slight advance; old is selling at 75a
PRovIsIoNs-Mark firm and de-
mand good. We quote sugar cured
canvassed hams at 2lc; family can
vassed zoo. Dried Beef-Canvassed 23c:
shoulders 131<a137<c; clear rib sides l7c;
sides lSc. Mess POrk-SS0 90.
LARD-Leaf, tierces 1Sc.
LARD OL-Winter strained at 40.
RIcE-Rangoon IL; Carolina 121zc.
SUaAR-Porto Rico Sugar 14al41zc;
Cuba sugar l25<; refined crushed sugar
l73<c; A coffee sugar 16Ac; b do 1910;
c 90 l6c; @ do yellow 15ISc.
SYRUP-Baltimore syrup 75a1Sc. New
York do 65a70c.
MoLAss ES-Orleans molasseS Soc;
Porto Rico do SOC.
SoDA-Bi. car Donate Roda Sc; sal.soda
Sc; soda in papers 1Oc.
STARcH-Foxe's Sc; Glen Cove 13Hc;
sAIT-Dairy, So 20; Ohio River, 81 40.
SoAP-Family, 61za71zci German, Sa
SIC; Eastern Family. lUalsc;
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead 12c; shot
TEA-Gunpowder tea, 81 4Oa1 75i
Young Hyson tea, 81 4Oal 60; Black tea,
9OcaSl 10.
ToBACco-Navy tobacco, 7Oa72c; dark
lOS and Ns, 7OA72c; bright Ns and los,
soc; fig lump, 81 lOc; cut and dry, z5c;
common cigars, $40 90 per 1000; Gar
WooDES hooped buckets
50 75 per doz; washboards IS 90 per doz;
tubs, No. 1, Sl2 90; No. 2, $40 so.
SUNDRIES-EpSom Salts, &c; Cream
Tartar, 5Uc; Pennsylvania COncentrat-
ed Lye, per box, 81 90; 1ndieo, $l 90;
Alum, &c; Blue VItriol, 14c; Copperasr
4c; Extract Logwood, 14al7c; Powder
Dupont, IS 90; Percussion Caps, per M,
45c,
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Alleshepx CatlIe a1arhet.
ALLEGHENY, july IS.


CArTLE-There was good supply of
cattle on sale this week, and while
there were but few lett over unsoldS the
market was a little short. and prices
lower than last week. The quality of
the cattle was much below the average
of the past six months. Indeed, for
the number, there were fewer good cat.
tie than we have seen this year, and
butchers, especially those who are called
"tirst-class," experienced great difficult
ty in getting the kind Of stock suitable
for their custom. As we have already
remarked, however, prices, compared
with last week ruled lower; then we had
sales of prime cattle reported at &c,
while this week 7Ac is the highest
figure we have reported. We presume
that extra, had there been any such on
sale, would have brought SC, but this
cannot be taken as fair criterion OF the
market, and we would say to our
friends in the country that they must
not come here expecting to realize that
figure unless they bring very fine fat
stock. Prime, fat, retailing cattle sold
to-day at from TIC to 73<c, andimedium
do at 61Sc to &c. Stock cattle range
from SIC to SIC, according to quality
and condition.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-The number oi
Sheep on sale was considerably larger
than last week, though the supply, par
ticulary of good fat Sheep was very
light, and as a consequence prices foI
this particular kind, IL anything. ruled
even higher than last week. We are
cognizant of some very fine fat Sheep
having been sold at Sc gross. which Is
the highest figure we have had reported
| for some weeks. Lambs may be quo
ted at S1s2 25 per head.
Hoas-There is no material improve
ment to note id the retail demand FOL
Hogs as yet, though as the weather be
gins to get cooler, fresh pork will be
more inquired for. We continue tc
quote in retail way at S9a10 90.
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CLEVELAND.
National Temperance convention
Explosion of an On Refinery.

Explosion of an OIL Refinery.
CLEVELAND, July 29.-The National
Temperance Convention met this morn
ing at the First Presbyterian Church,
and was, at 10 O'Clock, called TO order
by ]. n. Stearns, Esq, of New York,
who nominated John Cessna. of Penn
sylvania, as temporary Chairman.
Prayer was then offered up by Rev.
John Fulton, of Cleveland.
On motion, Rev. j. B. Dunn, of New
York, ]. a. Spence, of Ohio, Rev. G. w.
Dennis, of Maryland, Rev. j. A. Farr,
of Albany, New York, Rev. j. B. Clark,
of Allegheny, Pa, and Rev. e. P. Pratt,
OF Connecticut, were appointed as tenn
porary Secretaries.
A Committee was then appointed to
examine the credentials, and also a
Committee on Permanent Organization.
While the Committees were deliber-
ating the Convention WAS addressed by
Gen. Neal Dow and others.
The Committee on Permanent Or
ganIzation reported for President, w.
E. Doyle, of New York, and quite a
number of Vice Presidents and Secre-
taries.
The Convention adjourned until 2:3C
A large number of delegates arrived
to the temperance convention which
meets to. day.
A meeting of welcome was held last
night with only moderate attend
ance. II was addressed by Wolfe, G
W. G. T., of Ohio, Orne and Berry o.
Massachusetts, and Neal Dow, Maine
A still in Parks oil refinery explo
ded last night, killing one man and Sc
verely wouDding two others. The
premises were burned. Loss, $4,000.
The Diamond oil works were slightly
damaged.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, TENN. July Pa bill
passed the Senate TO day unanimously,
expressing the Inability of the State TO
meet its interest, and providing Tor
fundinE the State debt, principal and
interest due and to become due In three
years. in thirty years bonds at six per
cent interest. payable in Nas6vllle.
The House bill 10 abolish the Flnan-
cial Board passed unanimously. 10
the Senate a resolution was offered 70
raise a joint committee to walt upon the
Governor, and ask him to recommend
the removal of political disabilities
from citizens Of Tennessee.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARR1sBURG, July 29.-The i've
spans of the Pennsylvania Railroad
which were destroyed on the 17th
have been rebuilt and trains are pass
NEW YoRK, July 29.-The Herald's
Wilkesbarre, Pa. special says, at
nearly all the collieriess recently stop
ped in this section, work was resumed
TO. day. The miners will go to work
to. morrow at Habrelton. In the Lehigh
region all the collieries are in opera
tion, except at the Stockton works, and
tomorrow operatives will go to work
In schuylkilI county theIminers are
cations will unquestionably go to work
in u few days.
Onthe Lehigh Valley Railroad, the
system of paying the men by the hour
works admirably.
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Terr,ae OIL Explosion.

PIrEsBURoH, July ga terrific oil
explosion occurred last night at the
Album Oil Works OF Laferty d War
ing, three miles from the city, resulting
James Gonigle and the probably fatal
injury of Robert Laferty, one of the
pfopFietors. The still man Is missing,
and is supposed TO have been killed.
The accident was caused by plug at
the bottom of one of the tanks being
loose, aud the oil running out caught
fire from the furnaces, communicating
to eight other tanks and causing a ter
ribIe explosion. The works were en-
tirely destroyed.
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slandcrs OF Rad1cals successrnny Re

ISLANDERS OF Radicals Successfully Re-
fufed.
We are pleased to learn that the Rad
ical ISLANDERS against the ever loyal and
faithful Democracy will be triumphant
ly refuted 7on the stump, during the
coming campaign, by undoubted expo
nents of the Democratic sentiment. We
copy the programme from the Hartford
Post. 1t will be seen that not a vestige
of the Loyal libuls will remain:
The Democrats are about organizing
their campaign: Orators Will be select
ed with especial regard to their fitness
for certain localities, and their adapta-
ton to the business of meeting and re.
ruting certain Black Republican SLAM
ders.
It has been charged that Seymour
was not a loyal man-that he did not
contribute to the support of the Rebel
lion. Mr.. Vallandigham will answer
that charge upon that stump In the
North, aud Wade Hampton in the
South. Both OF these gentlemen sup
port Seymour on account OF his loyalty.
1t has been charged that he was in
sympathy with the New York rioters
in July. James and Erastus Brooks
and Istah Ryuders, who fnctted ,the
u W
support him because he put down the
riot.
1t is charged that he is IN favor of
paving the interest on the national
debt in "irredeemable cure ncy." Geo.
II. PendIeton will be put upon the
stump to answer this Pendleton sup
ports him because he Is the bondhold-
er's candidate.
1t is charged that Seymour is in fa-
vor of paying ihe coupons in gold. Mr..
Belmont, who is great stickler ior
equality in taxation and now supports
Seymour as plow holder against the
bond holders, will put several speakers
on the stump TO retute this charge.
1t is charged that Frank Blair Is in
| favor OF oyerturniDg the governments
OF the, reconstructed States by military
interference. Henry Clay Dean, who
| is eminenIly man of peace, will throw
his whole Intellectual theft" on that
| slauder.
tits charged that Blair drinks. Sauls-
bury, OF Delaware, VIII reply to that
accusation.
Il is charged that the platform Is in
! favor or repudiatiou. Brick Pomeroy,
an eminent upholder of the national
debt and honor, will devote himself 10
answering this charge.
| It's charged that the election of the
| ticket will Secure to the Confederacy
what it failed to obtain in the field"
| In answer to this base slander such dis,
tinguished patriots as Henry A. Wise
G. IT. Beauregard, Wade Hampton
Governor Vance, JEFF. Davis and q. II.
Stephens will take the stump.
/
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM IN
Union township, MaTshal county, w.
Va, containing ie65< acres. seven miles
from W heelIng and four miles from Bellalr,
Ohio. The sail farm Is all under good fence,
and about l4j acres under plough, and as
good timber as any farm In the county.
there Is on the said iarm q two story frame
house containing nine rooms, with good
cellar and wahh room. The said House Is all
painted and pRpered ann finished in good
style, barn, corn.crib, grain house. smoke.
house, wagon shed and other Out houses,
and never falling well OF water at the door.
Also numLsr OF good spIiDgs, that can't
be exceIled in the State. There Is also about
$50 baTeing apple trees of the very bestfelec-
ton OF New York and otneT fruit, plumbs,
cherry, ounce and Ohio fruit trees. 1he
said farm Is adopted for either grain or stock
There is county rOad leading from the
FaIrmont pike to Mou ndsvilIe through the
farm. Tine farm lies in good neighbornood,
one mile from three churches anu oEe mile
from SheErard post-omce, Il mtIs from q good
school house. ASH wish 10 sell Will give q
bargain. For further information enquire
on IhR premises, or address 10 r6eJraId post
office, Marshall county, West Virginia.
ton. 7.4tvv1SvaodS
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TIE CANVASS.
Announcement of Public Meetings

The Union Republican state Central Com
mittes announce the following list of Union
meetings, which will be addressed by the
speakers named below: ~ Ta.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8.
Pnykersbuy0. Hon. W. F.. Stevenson,
1---~HOn. Benz. stanton,
Hon. a. l. Foreman,
~ -s Gen. N. GOT. Jr.
MOHDAY, AUGUST 10. a
Eeusburo. Hon. w. E Stevenson.
A. w. Campbell,
Fryeue c.. r., Col 8. Young.
TUESDAY, AUGUST IL.
Ne,v Manchester, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
A. w. Campbell.
EEDNESeaT AUGUST H.
wheeling. Hon. w. f. Stevenson,
hqhi1h C. H., Col. s. Young.
THURsDAY, AUGUSTI3.
BsouudS1ills 10 d, ny Hon. w. f. Stevenson.
a. w. Campbell.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10.
55ieyiEsb bourne. Hon. w. e. stevenson,
SATURDAY, AUGUST ~.
Cns.,iEls. Hon. w. F.. Stevenson
Hon. VT Wiley,
-- Hon. F. H. PeIrPolnt
--r THURSDAY, AUGUST %.
F1iT1nout. Hon. W. f. Stevenson
Hon. F. H. Peirpoint.
TUESDAY, AUGUST, 20.
ELenHETl1I. "A
.. Major X. :. Brown.
Gen. W. 81. Powell
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.
T1iuiDpi Hon. W. E.SievenSon
Hon. ]. c. McGrew.
Hon. j. I. aoke.
MONDAY, SEPTEABER z.
AEartiRSblro, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER o.
Shepherolst01Vn Hon. W. E. Stevenson
FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER H.
Berkeley Springs, Hen. W. E. Stevenson
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I2.
Cranberry Summit, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.
Ruckhannon, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
PqrkeyIbur1, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS,
Richie Court House, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER2
Gronon, Hon. W, E. Stevenson
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9,
Charleston, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
MONDAY, OCTOBER o.
Codlsnouth, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
TUESDAY, OCTOBER O,
Winfield, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBEH 2,
BunaEo, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
THURSDAY, OCTOBER s.
Point Pleasant, Hon. w. L. Stevenson
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10,
Cabell Court Houss, Hon. w. e. Stevenson
MONDAY, OCTOBER I2,
Ccrodo, U'0yle Co., Hon. W. E. Stevenson
WEDhEsDAY, OCTOBER II,
Mason City, rH1 Hon. w. E. stevenson
FRIDAY, OCTOBER I6,
RduenstroOd, e Hon. w. E. Stevenson
MONDAY, OCTOBERIO,
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B. +. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, TIN
lH and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer In
Cooking ana Heating Stoves, No. 13 Main
Street, Wheeling, West Viii lnia.
I would respectfully call the attention OF
tho public To my large and select stock OF
Copper Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
JOB work OF all kinds VIII receive my per.
sonal attention.
OIL Well Casing and Sand Pumps made 70
order on short notice.
1000 feet eN inch Well Tubing, which win
be sold cheap; also Agent for Zimmerman 3
Celebrated Steam Cooking Apparatus, which
the public are invited to call and eLamlne.
marl9-eod-d& W6m. B. F.CALDWELL.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, July 29.-Joshua Hill and
n. NJ. Miller were to-day elected q. s.
Senators on joint ballot OF the Senate
and House, for the long term. Hill re-
ceived ITO votes, Brown 81 for short
term; Miller received 1l9, Blodgett 73;
scattering, 90. The announcement of
the election OF Hill and Miller gives
general satisfaction, and was received
wish cheers. Much confusion was
manifested nthe announcement In the
galleries, and the Hobbies were ordered
to be cleared.
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river and weather.

P1TrsBURa, July 29.-River twenty
two inches and falling. Weather clear
and warm; mercury S6 degrees.
risen three inches; there is now five
feet four inches in the channel. Their
mometer 90.
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BosroS, July 2o.-Three bridges on
the Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad
burnt last night, supposed TO be the
work of incendiaries.
The CauIker,s strike Is ended, the
ship owners agreed to their wishes.
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BELLOWS FALLS, W., July 2s.-The
Bellows Falls Hotel Block, Kings
building and harness shop, In this
place, were destroyed by hre this morn
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A SouTHERS Democratp pretty nearly
hit the general feeling OF his section
when he said he was converted REBEL
but "liable to backslide."
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MONTREAL, July 2e.-Mr. Rhind,
Manager OF the Quebec banks was ar
rested this morning on . charge of per-
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DETROIT, July 3e.-The Republicans
of the Firth District have nominated O.
". Conger of Port Hunron, for Con-
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FIRST
NATIO NAL BANK
Des. s.gnn, ted Depository U. 8.

Des.gnn,ed Depository U. 8.
CAPITAE..... s-CytSSS t0SS
SURPLU6-.... 7SOeV
Money received on depositi Exchange
OTSS CoSIIections d made and proceeds promptly
remItted. .
FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
post remains six months, and FIVE per
cent, II for one ycar. S.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufactures,
Bankers and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale IN sums TO suit.
= con nhtant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and l, q 8 y SC coin, kept Tor The ac-
COMMUNICATION OF depositoTs and the public.
mSEis GEo. ADAMS, Cash'r.
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DINNER PILLS.

AIlreIsons of bilious habits, after eating
or drin Kind TOO freely, will ind great reIisf
In The use OF Dr. Ro6lGk's Blood Pills; they
aid digestion by stimulating tha atomachS
thus avoiding the pain, nausea, sour erueta-
lions, Sc, which follow from eating too
Sold 6y all Druggtsts everywhere.
Jy13-2md&w s-... ~
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uAxKETs BIZ TELEsnArn.
NEW YORK. July 20. 1868.
REGULAR REPORT

CoTroN-Opened firmer and in fair
demand; closed quiet and dropping;
sales, 500 bales at 291za30c for midling
uplands; closing to buyers at oyer 2oHc.
FLoUR-Closed firm and in good de-
mand for medium and low grades fresh
ground.
crate and milling dema1d nan os at 81 81 S5ad Na 80
snrinc. Rye-Scarce and firm at 81 70
al So. Oats-Dull and heavy at s21zc
in store, and S315ss4c a1oat. Corn
Dull at 81 02aI 0S for unsound, and
81 lOal IL for sound mixed western
aAoat.
new mess at $28 80, regular; sellers at
S2s 81. BeeE-Steady, with a moderate
demand. Cut Meats-Firm, with fair
iponiry; sales so packages packed
hams at 2l%a2l1zc. Bacon-Quiet and
steady at IA; for StTatford cut. Lard
Firm at 171sa1s1sc for fair to prime
steam.
EGGs-Quiet and steady.
DRY GOODS.
The market for staple styles of cotton
goods Is steady, with moderate in
quiry for heavy brown sheetinEs at la
isc; best print cloths, 81; printed cali
cos, l3Nal4Hc for fancy styles in mad.
der. WOolen Goods generally improved
and in request at 81 5042 90 per yard
for fancy Cassimeres, and 81 5Oa2 SO for
black doeskins.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
Go1D-Firmer; opening at Ia. and
GOV GovssNMENT srocKs-DuI but
steady. Coupons, 's1, 51zssl5zs: do
'62, 1141za1145S: do '64. IdIZsiIdiHf: IddIZz Iddif:
do '6T. I0gs< : 1852; do '6S, 1G97S 41091z;
do 10 4Os; lGs56 4lOsjz; 3Os: 1os14lo9s; e.,
SrocKs-5:SU prices: PACING MAI: Mnl:
1OI I11zaIOI5s; Western Union, 1886 sesNs Se%
YORK Central, 1355fa1s5N; Ere, 6s74a
ssl; preferred oI4 145o5SH .55o: 8ReRigan Hn1S
Central. iisI<: Michigan Southern,
921<as2I; Toledo. 102Na10S; North orb
western s2ss2I. do PredterTTed re- ez71 ssz9s; ;
Fort Wayne, 109zal10; Terre daule
4Sa441<; do preferred 6646lZ.
ExPRKss SaAREs-Wells. Fargo q
Co. Z7Xa277S; American, IS; Adams,
52gSa5S: United States, 461fa47; Mer-
chants' Union, 24sza24IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-30
Paris Exposition, 1857.

Shoenberger & Co.'S Horse Shoes.
Inn KEGS MACHINE MADE HoRsE
lUU SHOES, assorted siEeS.
Pc, HILDRETH q BRO.
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The Union Republican state Central Com
mittes announce the following list of Union
meetings, which will be addressed by the
speakers named below: ~ ~ @as
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8.
Pnrkfrsb.vo. Hon, w. f. Stevenson,