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WAsHIEGEOa.
Negro Row In VIrginIa-The Interest
Tax Bill Reported.

Negro Row In VIrEinia-The Interest
Tax Bill RepORteds
WASHINGTON, June IA disturbance
occurred last night at Freedmen's
Village, Virginia. It seems that Mr.
Howard, Superintendent of the village,
ordered the removal of some hog pens
In the village, as nuisance, and at
tempted to carry out the order when
the negroes, armed with razors and
clubs, resisted and wounded two or
three white men engaged In Superln-
tending the village. Among the
wounded are an assistant surgeon. q
clerk and Mr.. Howard, (not Gen').
Five or six negroes have been arrested
and confined in the Alexandria jail. A
A company of regulars are now camp.
ed at Freedmen's Village preserving
order.
Mr.. HOOPER, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill to col
lect ten per cent. on United States
bonds by making the 6 per cent. inter
8 4-10 per cent, per cent . 5'l9, and
per cent. 2 1923. The report declares
that the committee does not approve OF
the bill, and only report 1t in obedience
to the order ofthe House. The bill and
report were ordered to be printed and
referred TO Committee of the Whole.
WASHINGTON. July 2.-The Commit
tee on Ways Means reported to the
House to-day lle 4OllOWluS UNI III
obedience to the order of the House,
saying, however, 1t is contrary to their
own best Judgment. They reserve 10
themselves their rights as members OF
the House to oppose in every possible
way the adoption of a measure which
they regard as hostile to the public in
terests and iDjurious to the national
character.
A bill to authorize an internal tax on
the inerest on bonds and other securi-
ties of the United States:
Be it enacted, de-, That from and
after the passage of this act there shall
be levied, collected and paid, a tax OF 10
per centum on the amount OF Interest
hereafter due and payable on all the
bonds and other securities of the
United States. To secure the collec-
ton of the said tax the amount OF
interest hereafter paid on any bonds
or other securities of the Uniled States,
bearing interest at per centum shall
be at the rate of only 55-10 per centum,
and bearing interest at the rate OF s
per centum shall be at the rate of only
4 5-lO per centum, and bearing interest
at the rate offs per centum shall be at
the rate OF only 27-10 per centum per
annum. No higher rate of interest
than is here prescribed shall be paid on
any bond or other security OF the v.
8. now outstanding or authorized to be
issued. All conditions of such bonds
or other securitys and all laws or parts
'of laws to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
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EUROPE.
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE

LONDON, July "a grand intsrna-
tional German-American fete Is in
PREPARATION for the Fourth OF July OF
next year. 20
LoSDoN, July 2.-General Napier ar
rived this morning. An immense crowd
was assembled at the railroad depot.
On his appearance he was received with
cheers which did not caase until he had
entered carriage and was driyent to a
hotel. I. 4l..5glr
In the Honse OF Lords, this evening"
a vote Of thanks to General Napier, his
officers and men of the Abysinian ex-
pedition, was moved by Earl Mains
bury and seconded by Earl Russell,
was unanimously adopted.
The Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred
and many members of the court were
present in the House OF Commons. All
the benches were filled with members
and the galleries were crowded by a
brilliant rhrong of ladies and gentle
men as General Napier was to be pres
ent. When he entered the House he
was warmly greeted by the members.
D'Israell then moved and Gladstone
seconded a vote of thanks, which was
carried without a dissenting voice
amidst enthusiastic cheering from all
parts of the House.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, from
the Reconstruction Committee, report
ed bill to provide for the erection OF
not more than two additional States
out OF the territory of the State of
Kansas. Ordered printed and recon-
mitted.
The bill reported yesterday from the
Committee on Private Land Claims TO
restore to certain parties their rights
under the laws and treaties of the
United States, Mr.. Stone who had
charge of the bill accepted the amend
ments suggested yesterday. by Mr..
johnson, saving the rights of settlers
under the pre.emption or homestead
bill.
After considerable discussion the bill
was passed.
The Senate amendments to a large
number OF pension bills were non.con-
Cured in and referred to the Conference
Committee.
Mr, Banks gave notice that on Tues
day next he would move to go into
Committee of the Whole on tho Aiaska
bill. This postpones the bill till that
day.
the Whole and took up the Senate
amendments to the legislative, execu-
tvs and judicial appropriation bills.
Mr.. Blaine addressed the committee
on the financial condition of the coun-
Mr., Washburne, of Illinois, stated
that the Senate had made 22T amend
ments, aud the committee recommend
ed concurrence in fifty, ,and non-con-
currence in the remainder. The COM
mittee then proceeded to vote on the
amendments one by one.
After debate the amendment allow
Ing Government advertisements to be
published in Washington was agreed to.
The next amendment that gave rise
to debate was that In reference to the
publication of debates in Congress in
the Congressional Globe, and requiring
the Joint Committee on Printing to
advertise for proposals for this work. .
Mr.. DonnelIy moved to amend the
Senate amendment, "that after the 4Lh
OF March, 1869, unless previously other
wise ordered, the debates shall be pub
lIshed at the Government printing
ofice.n
Mr.. Washburne made point OF order
on the amendment, which was over
ruled, and the Committee rose to close
debate on the section, and without again
going into Committee, at five O'Clock,
adjourned with the understanding that
1t would meet at IL O'Clock tomorrow
morning, and that there would be no
session on Saturday.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wneelIne wholesale Market.
THURSDAY EVENING
july 2, 1858.


BurTER-2Oc for prime choice yellow.
BRooMs-C Common 50 75; fancy S3 25;
medium s. 90.
CHEEsE-Factory 155<c: Western Re-
serve 12%c; Goshen 19c.
CoFFEE-Rio, fair to good, 22a24c:
prime 25a26c. Hummel's essence IS as
per gross; Felix's extract 81 40.
cANpLEs-Cfty mould tallow 16ci
star 22a25c.
CARBON Om.-very firm at 35c.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 4214c: Cot
ton Batting 26a35e; Candle Wick 45c.
DRIED FRUTT-Apples &c per pound.
Peaches 12cper pound. -
Ea6s-18c and scarce. ~
FLoUR-The market during the week
has been dull. We quote Extra at s 5Oa
90; Family at $40 25a10 90; Fancy at
S11 75a12 90.
FIsH-Very scarce; No. kits Sc 75i
No. 2 do 50 so; No. 2, n bbls, $40 90; No.
8 do 81 90; Labrador Herring Sill 90;
Lake, in Il bbls, $500; White Fish s9i
Scotch, in boxes, SOC.
GRAiN-Wheat-Mar a shade low
er. We quote prime red winter at 81 90
az 10; white at 81 2Oa2 80. Corn-e5ca
81 90. Barley-$l so, Rye-sl Soa1 S5-
GIAss.Franklin brand, sbylO. a 25i
10by12, q so.
LARD-Lenk. 1sc.
LARD OI-ExtrA winter strained Al
81 so.
market dull. Mess Pork
SO 90; shoulders 131<c; clear rib sides
l7c; sides Ike; breakfast bacon 17ci
hams, sugar Cured, canVassed 20ci
dried beef, canvassed, 23c.
PoTAToRs-S1 30 per bus and dull.
RIoE-RRngoon 1I<c; Carolina 121<c,
SU9kR-Porto Rico sugar k4c; Cuba
sugar, 13a131Sc; New Orleans sugar los
1867 refined crushed sugar I79<c; a cof-
fee sugar 1916; B do 161zc; Q do 1Bci
G do, yellow, l55Sc. 81!
SYRUP-Balhmore syrup 75as0c; New
York do 60a65cs
MoLAssEs-oFleans molssses, soc
Porto Rico do $50. q s';- * -
SoDA-Bi-carbonhte sodo, ,sc;saI-soda,
&c; soda in papers, 10c. -
STARoH-Fo1e'sS So; Glen Cove, 131<c;
sA1T-Dairy, s. 70; Ohio River, g 30.
SoAP-Family, 70; German, SIC
Eastern family, 10a13c.
SHOT AND IBAD-Bar lead 121zc; shol
S. 25 per bag.
SEEDS Timothy, 50 2sa2 6Oi Clover
81 60as 90. l.7 ,i
TEA-GunpoWder tea, 81 4Oa1 20
Young Hyson tea, 81 40a1 CO., Black
tea, e0eaS1 10. 81 -
ToRAcco-NaVyT Tobacco, 70a72c; dark
los and Ne 7pa73cs bright ks and 10l
Sc; hg lump q l6i cut and dry 24ei
common cigars $40 % per 1,oooi Gar
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-The mill
tary department headquarters received
adVices to-day from Fort Whipple,
Arizonia. The mail which left this
between the 4th and Tth of June was
partially destroyed near Lopez. No
particulars.
The surveyors and laborers employed
in constructing the Western Pacific
railroad, between Sacramento and
Stockton, have been transferred to the
Central Pacific railroad, work being
suspended on the Western Pacific.
TheEe have been five suicides in this
city the present week.
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NEW YORK, July 2.-Three little
girls named Mary Sullivan, Margaret
Doherty and Ann Carroll while bathing
in Poplar Pond, on Douglas street,
Brooklyn. went beyond their depth
and were drowned. Mrs. Doherty, the
mother of one of the children, and Jas,
MCGEE, who endeaVored to rescue the
children, got beyond their depth and
were also drowned. Their bodies have
been recovered.
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LOUISVILLE, July 2.-The Board of
Trade to-day adopted resolutions of
thanks to the House of Representatives
in Congress in adopting the report of
the special committee reducing the tax
on spirits and tobacco; also resolution
petitioning the Senate of the United
States to concur in the action of the
creased and the commercial interests of
the West benefited.
LOUISVILLE, June IA match game
OF base ball was played this afternoon
between the Atlantics, of Brooklyn,
and the Louisville club, resulting in
the defeat of the latter. Score.-.Atlan-
tics, 6e, Louisville7.
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JEROME PARK, July 2.-The hurdle
beating Blackbifd, second, and Gerald,
third. The betting just previous to the
race was 5000 to $50 on Black bird
against Eagle. Time 3:32k. The three
year olds' was won by General Duke
by two lengths, beating Hotspur. Time
3:1SA. The Grand National stake,
three mile heats, was won by De.
Courcy, Onward breaking at the COM
mencement of the third mile.
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THE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. 3a8 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION D0LLAR
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.

CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DARIUS r. MANGA1f, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily balances,
subject to cheek at Sight. SPECIAL DEFos-
ITS for Blk Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are also personally liable 70 depositors
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n lar ge or smallamt UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as awhole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allow
ing Interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ae-
counts In this Institution with special sd-
vantsges OF security, convene aeeand pIont.
telS-6md&w
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PHILADELPHIA, July IA majority
Democratic National Convention met
in this city to-day, and after the cleo
ton of Hon. George W. Woodward
Chairman. and Hon. B. NJ. Boyer SEQ
retary. adjourned to meet at Irving
Hall, New York, tomorrow.
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CIRCIANATI.
Hos Weather...storn.

CINc1SNATr, July 2.-The weather
here Is very warm. Thermometer stood
95S yesterday.
A terrible storm of wind and rain
passed through Circleville and vicinity
last evening. A number of houses
were uprooied, including the depot and
engine house of the Cincinnati and
ZanesvilIe Railroad Company. The
steeple OF the Lutheran Church was
also blown down and a number of trees
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rett,s Snuff 7sc; Garrett's snuff in box

rett's Snuff 7sc; Garrett's snuh IN box-
WoopRN wARE-Two hoop buckets
s. 75 per doz; washboards s. 90 per dozi
tubs, No. 1 SI3 so; No. 2 S12 90; cedar
buckets, three hooped, brass bound
SUNDRIRs-Epsom Salts, lGc; Cream
Tartar, Soc; Pennsylvania Concentrat-
ed Lye, per box. 81 so; Indigo, 81 so;
Alum, &c; Blue Vitriol, 14c; Copperas,
dc; Extract Logwood,' 16a1sc: Powder,
Dupont, IS; Percussion Caps per NJ, 45c'
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Chaso Played ont.

NEW YoRK, July 2.-The Times says
Chief Justice Chase, rs matters now
stand will not receive the vote of the
New York delegation anu tt may pe
Stsdad that it Is -impossible to md .
Den1ocrat who believes that he VIII be
even mentioned In the Convention.
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ACHENEorADY.
HopornFy Desrees Conferred.

Honorary Degrees Conferred.
soHESEcrADY, n. r, July LAT the
commencement of the exercises of the
Union College, held to-day, the follow.
ing honorary degrees were conferred
upon Rev. Joseph Scudder, Secretary
Union, Rev. John Bell Wakefield, rec
tor Of st. Paul's Church. Richmond,
indiana. and Hon. John BlgeloWi late
United States minister TO France.
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NEW York, July 2.-.Che attendance
at Jones's Woods to-day was excellent.
The shooting continued the entire day.
The trial of the breech leaders occupy
ling the afternoon.
Convention to consider which OF the
candidates would be most advantageous
for the working men to support, COM
menced to-day. Resolutions will be
adopted Tomorrow.
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C1Ec1NEAr1, July 1.-The match
game of base ball between the Cincin.
natl Club and the Railway Club OF
Cleveland, played here this afternoon
resulted in the defeat of the Cleveland
and Railways 10. The Railway Climb
play the Buckeyes tomorrow after-
noon.
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Enntenna CnrnmntelI.

TROY, N. Y. July 1.-Gov. Fenton
has this day commuted the sentence OF
Patrick Callahan, convicted for the
murder OF Patrick Dunn, to imprison-
ment for five years at the Clinton
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River ana weather.
PrTTsBURaH, July 2.-RIver foot 10
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Thermometer 920.
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The market is steady and firm for
all staple fabrics; cotton goods with
STYLES are being closed out at low
figures, which can hardly be regarded
as a criterion. 1t is now generally an
ticipated d that all classes of goods, both
domestic and foreign, will open at
higher rates, bnt for the pressnt there
Is no particular change to observe.
Printing cloths SIsa9c; prints 1la131zc,
and heavy brown sheetings 16a1sc.
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TnE DEmoCaAoY.
mr. Cnaso VIII support the NolnIne

Mr. CnasS Will support the NnInInee.
NEW YORK, July g2.-Last evening
Mr.. Belmont entertained the mem
bers of the Democratic National EX-
ecutive Committee, and the question OF
the distribution of tickets OF admission
was discussed, but the final conclusion
was not made known.
Badges will be distributed to the del
egates and members of the press, and
no one will be permitted to go beyond
the railing without one.
II is stated that a letter has been re-
ceived from Judge Chase, In which he
announces his determination to sup
port the nominee of the Democratic
Convention, whoever he may be.
The New Hampshire delegation ar
sived this morning, and all the New
England delegates will be here by to-
morrow morning.
PENDLRToN's PoLE'woNTo QUITE REACH.
The Pendleton escort arrived to-day.
Appearances indicate -Pendleton to
have the most positive strength, but
not, 1t is judged, sufficient to insure bis
nomination. There Is no probability
of the repeal of the two-thirds rule.
HENDRICKS NOT w1TADRAwN.
The Indiana delegation held meet
ganized by the choice of Mr.. Fitch as
chairman. The statement that Hem
bricks had declined is erroneous, and
the Indiana delegation will support
him on 1t becoming evident Pendleton
cannot be nominated. This position is
that Indiana having formed part OF the
Pendleton column, cannotin good faith
desert him, but he does not refuse the
use OF his name in case of need In the
cause of harmony, and the Indiana
delegation will doubtless vote for him
after the first ballot.
FEW YORK DELEGATIONS.
The New York delegation held an
informal meeting at the 81. Nicholas
chair. There was a unanimous ex-
preston for Seymour. he. however,
personally declined the use of his name
as a candidate by the New York dele
CATION, Considerable discussion fol-
| lowed, Mr.. Tilden taking the leading
part, and counseled the delay of action.
One delegate proposed to take vote
on Mr.. Chase, but found no supporters,
aud by nearly a unanimous vote the
delegation adjourned till tomorrow for
consultation with newly-arrtved dele
gates from abroad, ..
Gov. Seymour's position Is apparent
ly that he will not permit the use OF MS
name by the New York Delegation.
and will only take the nomination II
spontaneously rendered TO him. MOST
| of the delegates here appear conhdent
of success in November, and the hrst
choice of many and the second OF near
~ all Is Hendricks. Astrong enort Is
making 10 secure the vote of the Penn;
sylvanfa Delegation for Pendleton. and
the support of Geo. w. Cassi OF PIttsr
burg, for Vice President, by the PEN
dleton men in return is promised.
s5Eta - - - -l-H i
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MONEY AND STOCKS,

GoLD-Quiet; closing at 1401<a1407s. :
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Higher and
closing strong; coupons, 'sl, 1131<a1132s;
do 1872, 1131sa113N; do '64, 1105sa1l0A;
do '65, 1111Sa1111<; do new, 10s21a1os5E;
do '67, dos[S9dosi do do '6s, 1OsSS55alOsN; sS5
SToCKs-5:30 prices: Pacific Mail 100sS
alOOH; Atlantic so; Western Union
Telegraph S41<a341E; New York Cen
tral 1345<a1S47S; Ft. Wayne 10914a11o;
Erie 697Sa70; do preferred 74%a75M;
Ohio & Mississippi 2eza30; Wabash As
a4S1<; Michigan Central 117a11s; Mtchi-
R1O3A.
EXPRESS SHAREs-wells, Fargo 81 Co.
247{a25; American 47a4S; Adams 53a
53N; United States 4Sa4S3z: Merchants
Union 24Na24IS.
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4ARRETs BY TLEsRAPn.
NEW York. July 9, 1868.

REGULAR REPORT.
CorroN--Shade firmer; sales 900 bales
at $50 for mIddling upiands.
8 AFLoUR-Recelpts 1881 bbIs; market
closed quiet and 5a10c lower on medium
and common.
GRAiN-Wheat-very dull and nom
inally lower; No. 2 spring 81 95s No. l
do 81 05. Rye-Dull and heavy at 81 20
al so. Oats-NomInal at SOC ahoat and
in store for western. Corn-Strongly
firm; buyers at 81 Ola1 OF for new mixed
PRoyIsToNs-Pork-Nominalat$27 at $27 40
for mess, cash and regular. Beef
nominally unchanged. Cut Meats
Steady with a moderate demand. Ba-
con-NominaI. Lard-Dnn at 16Ha
161<c for prime steam.
Eaes-Quiet and without material
change.
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Gravel and Patent Mastio Roofing.

HIHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
Inform the public that they are prepared
TO put on either the Gravel or Patent MaAtlc
Roofing, OF the best quality, and In short no
and warranted 10 give full satisfaction. For
our Patent Roofing we have the Patent Pa;
per, made entirely OF dRx-the strongest and
purposes. Orders left al los Main street.
promptly attended 70.
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gIaaafiaI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
of west virginia.

Capital PAID In, 100000.
YTJHIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUsI-
mes OF the "MerchGntB and MechRnics'
Bank OF wheeling" ltis deZSnRted De.
poSitoEy and Financial RS mt Of the United
Stat. 8, and tS prepared 70 do 1eSlF1Gnate
Banking buBineSs-
PreSidenE-Jaa, Nelaon Vance.
plain, Jas. O. Acheson, John bonlon, Robert
CrRnRle, A. Allen Howell, VIM. 3. sim Psons
James paxen. 8. BRADY, Oaah4er'
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I Beantifytng the SKIN and COMPLEX
ION. Removes ali EFuptlons, Freckles,
P1mples, Moth Blotches, Tan, ETC., and rem
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For Ladies' In the Nursery II IL invaluable.
For 6entlemen after Shaving It has NO
SPAPHIAN LOTION IS the only reliable
remedy for diseases and blemlshes OF the
PH4LoN4s "PAPHIAN SOAP" for the
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Cincinnati.

JULY 2.-CoTToN-In moderate de-
mand at SOC for middling; $50 bales
strict middling sold at 3lc.
FLoUR-DulI and declining; family
SO 25a9 20.
GRA1N-wheat-Dul and nominally
lower; No. 1 81 O5; No. 2 50 90. Corn
Quiet at $50. Oats-Dnll at 70a72c, and
demand light.
ToDACCo-In good demand, and rather
better than for some days; sales of 26S
hbds; lugs So O0a1O 20, and leaf sll SOa
A 60.
WH1sKY-33a35c in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull and heavy. Mess
Park-Sold at $27 II, but not saleabls
to any extent for better than $27 90.
Bulk Meats-Dull and usettled; shout
ders held at 1870 packed, but 81, 600 fos
sold at 101<o loose; sides are held at 13c
no demand; shoulders can be bought at
l2kc, and sides at 1870 for clear RIB
and i6c for clear. Lard-Sold at 1515a
1850 and is dull.
BUrTER-Steady at 24asOc.
Eaas-Dull at 1sc.
OILs-Linseed-Dull at 81 90. Pstto-
leum-Firm at S5a36c for refined.
PoTAToEs-Plenty and declined TO
50 75a3 90 y bbl.
GRooERIE-Steady.
Go1D-140. Money market close,
with pressing demand for best paper
at 10 per cent. discount.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 2.-FLoUR Shade
easier; sales OF spring extras at 80 BOA
10 90.
doing: No. i 5a8c and No. 4c lower:
sales at 81 Seal 81 for No. l; and 81 20
for No. 2; closing nominal at 81 rs cash
and 81 IS, seller, all the month for No.2.
This afternoon there is nothing doing.
Corn-In good shipping and specula-
tive demand ,drnier and shade higher;
sales of No. at s6as7; No. 2 at s4as4Ac
and rejected 77a7Sc; closing steady at
SOC for No. l, In store; since change;
sales of No. l at s6kc- Oats-Less ac-
tive; holders firm and AaNc higheri
sales at 6514a65Ac; closing firm. Rye
Dull and almost nominal at 81 DO In
store. Barley-Dull; nothing doing.
Toledo.
july 2.-GRAIN-Wheat- dull
and declining. Corn-2c better; sales
No. and Michigan at s9a90c; No. ]
white at $50: yellow $50. Oats-Sales
No, i at 66c; No. 5 Csc. Rye-Sales No.
1 at 81 so.
FREIaHTs-Dul.
MIIWaukee.
JULY 2.-FnoUR-Quiet and un-
WHEAT-Durl at 81 81 for No. 1.
BunhIO.
JULY 2.-FLoUR-Steady and little
demand, buyers expecting decline.
GRAIN-Wheat-In moderate de-
mand and prices tending downward.
Corn-Firmer and sound in good re-
quest. Oats-In better demand and
II cent. lower.
FKE1GHTs-Dun and unchanged.
San Francisco.
July 1.-FLoUR-Quiet, extra 81 so;
superfine SO 25. =,
GRAIN-wheat-Firm at 81 10a2 so
for good to extra choice.
Legal tenders 72.