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M0NE'ARY & COMMERCIAL
REV. York Market.


By Telegaph.l NEW YORK, July q.
CoTToN-Heavy and shade lower; sales
100 bale at 3l1ac for middIing up1ands.
FEOUR{Secei- It's $50 barrels; rather more
sales 81 500 arres al ss 25as 70 for Te extra ii
western $40 25c1I2 SO for Write wheat ex-
OSLO Tor Extra st. Louis; $Iotei4 SO -or good
to choice ditto; closing quiet; California
without change at 80 75Gg12 %. Rye Flour
tifms sails of 800 barrels at 81 50a9 So.
8 WHEAs-Receipts 8, ,4S2 bushels; a shade
hrlneT,amd moderate business doing;
Spring; 95 for No. do; 81 271z for white
Canada; 81 35 for white Michigan.
:. RYE-C,uiet.
5 BARLEY- NOminatl.s -a----@-A -s--
BARLEr MALT-Nominal.
CoRN-Receipts, none. Corn be ter, with
sales of 900 bushels at Sl@i 10 for inferior to
prime mixed W eSt ern aflOat; 81 i21a for
old do IN store. A.ah 9 z1AEA ~
OATs--No receipts. Market active and
fiTner; slles of IL 900 bushels at S312c for
buyers all month: S5c to arrive.
PEAs-Sales of 500 bushels Canada at
81 AZ In bond. -A @a @aA -
RICA quiet.
CoFFEE-Qujet; sales off, 800 sacks of Rio
on private terms.
SuGAB-In fair request; sales of $50 bbls
MoLAssEs-N ominals
& EIOPs- I0G30.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet and firm; I715c for
crude; 3l14c for refined bonded.
PoRK-Firmer and quiet; sales. of $50
bbIs. at szs lo@2s so for new mess, the latter
for small lots, closing at S2S 25 regular;
SIS OO92S u for old do; SD 00Q22 IS for
II ess: S24 00124 90 for prime mess.
, BEES eady sales OF $50 bbls; tierce
BEEF HAMS-DulI at SO O0G33 90.
CUT ~ EATS-Steady sales 165 pa ckages at
I2H@E1ac tor shou ders and 1649l714c for
hams. MiddIes nominal
LARD eayX altd dropping; sales of 4s5
tierces at l615GI nc for 5, cam aud f7sz1IS14
taFI tst mir or Rt1r5;l 20 set so
s4ss.,l,,ayer's a. July, at l71%c.
BUTTER-Steady at 25Jg3Ic for Ohio.
CHEESE-1uieJ aud steady at I2aI5Zc,
FREIGITT5-To Liverpool lower; engage
ments per steamer OF 1890 bushels corn at
6s4d, and 3 200 bbls. flour at 2s.
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NEW YORK.
Meeting OF Grain BrOkeFs-RPsOlu-
UiOnS-Deaths from Sun Stroke.

E NEW York, ,Jaly .21.=A, meeting
of the Board Of Grain Brokers was
rcalledat l O. clock at the Produce Ex-
change, to listen to an address bv
Col. Myron7GolonyysOf St.~Louis. in
and navigation between New York
and st. Louis. The speech was at
tentiveIy iistened to, and at the clos
ing. the following resolutions were
read and adopted:
ResOtCett, That we view with pleas
ure the energy now being shown by
st. Louis merchants in their efforts
for shipping grain in the Mississippi
and NJ issouri rivers. h :
ResotUe9, That we heartily coincide
to the grain trade between New York
and st. Louis, and that we will ex-
tend them a helping hand.
ReS0lUed, That the st. Louis grain
market be teIegraphed and posted on
the bulletins of the Produce Ex-
change.
ReSolced, That a. vote of thanks be
rendered to Mr.. Colony for the In
terest he has taken In the grain trade
of the two cities, and the energy he
mas Nlc play GU III UtiUSiu9 II OGIOIt
our Board. ~
After a few remarks on the subject
by one or two gentlemen, the meeting
adjourned. 81
The steamer Java, from Liverpool
the l1th, has arrived.
By the fall OF derrick at the ruins
of Barnum's Museum to-day, two
men were severely injured. s hA
BY the report of DIR. Harris, Head
of the Bureau of Vital Statistics. it
appears that of 1142 deaths in New
York last week, 489 were from symotiC
diseases; and of the 43l in Brooklyn,
231 were from a similar cause. There
were 132 deaths from sunsstroke in
New York, and % in Brooklyn; 51s
infants in their first year died in New
York, and q in Brooklyn.r.s
Charles W.Washburn, of Brook
lyn, Cashier of the Peoples Bank oi
Roxbury, Mass, who resigned on ac
count of i'll health, jumped overheard
from the steamer Scotia, on her las
triptO Liverpool, and was drowned.
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Of the city, as ward, from the cor
noration of london. The ceremony
took place 1t Guildhall, and was wit
messed by aIarge assemblage of ladies
and gentlemen. The Lord Mayor
presided and made a presentation
Speech. Q 4ord Napier was loudly
cheered BY the audience, among
whom wee many principal officers
of the ARM. a grand banquet was
given to-Dpht, in honor. of General
Napier, at ne Mansion House.
{ IoNDON,July 21.-In. the House
of CommoB this evening, Mr.. Mill,
in nansweF t, statement made by Mr..
Vance. saidthat he had never refused
to put an iquiry to the Lord Mayor
about the lase of the Fenian prison.
ers. WarIeaWaud CASTILLO, and added
that he WIS not unwilling but glad
that the Government should claim
credit feselemency.
s.ee..l FRANCE.
-MARsILLEs, July 21.-Prince Ma
poleon BIS arrived at Malta on his re-
turn hore. At Syria the Cretan exiles
presente him an address, in which
! theyexesseG the hope that France
would ID abandon their cause. The
/ Prince rplied with reserve.
PRUSSIA.
Is BERLT, July 21.-The Grand Dn-
--1r-vrT goyeament of Hesse has signified
a desT' to join the other German
States iTconciuding a naturalization
treaty VIII the United States. Ban
croft is expected at Dormstadt to
make tn necessary arrangements.
| IRELAND.
QUEEsTowN, July 21.-The City
of Baltimore arrived this afternoon.
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SENATE.-.-....... - WASHINGTON. July q.
The Joint Committee on Library
were discharged from further consid-
Grafton of the petition on the subject
ofthe International Copyright Law.
The concurrent resolution declar
ing the ratification of the Four
teenth Amendment, was taken up
and adopted. 1t declares that
three-fourths. of=the States, intending
Ohio and New Jersey, having adopted
the amendment. it has become a part
of the Constitution Of the United
States. 4@-s sd
A resolution was offered instruct
ing the Secretary of the Senate to pay
the Senator's from Arkansas, Florida,
North Carolina aud Louisiana, the
com pensation allowed by law, COM
putting from the commencement of
the Fortieth Congress. Debate aris-
| ing, it went over. .r..-l, ,tf--..
The joint resolution admitting
steam plows free of duty one year
from. June Both last, passed.
l. Morton called up the bill to author
ize the construction of bridges across
the Ohio, which was opposed BY
Pomeroy and supported by Cameron
until 10 o'clock, when by special or
der s-the. bill for the projection ol
American citizens in foreign countries
came up, and was assigned for the
evening session. ia %
IS Tonight the bill granting pension
! to the widow of oBrigadier General
Wallace, was passed also, the bill
making an appTo opFiation for the Co
llumbia Institution for deaf aud dumb
] Howe presented q report from tht
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a ~ st. Louis Market.
By TeIeo,rapf.T = , y ST. T,or1rs. aJulv q

TOB ACCo-Firm and unchanged.
COTTOE-NOthing doing.
HEMP Quiet: Si4j6I55 for prime to
choice undt essed 5245s Iorrchoice dressed,
L0UR-Stesfdy sriperfiife ran eeS n { s. 80
@ s. = extra. 81 50; Xxx, Ss@9 70; xxx to
fancy. SI00fl2 so.
WHEAT High grades active and firm
choice red and white Fall. g l6d2 80
prime to strictly prime, s2e2 I5; fancy
rFhte, 81 p; prime Spring, bright, 81 55@
81 90.
CORN-DuH and lower; mixed and yell
low, 76CG79c; white, S4aS5c.
+ OATs-New Very dun at 72C975c; old firm
at S0GS3c. ....---
RYE-Declfned to 81 10. e9
PROVISIONS cry dull, With only small
retail business. Pork, S2S Is. Bacon
clear sides, 165z6l7c; shoulders held at
I254al3c. aBard-A small trade demand at
I7199lSe for choice tierce; 1S1zGalsc for keg.
/ Il kEGEIPTS- Flour, HOO barrels; whea ,
| 1900 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats,
$500 bushels.
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Committee Of Confer ence on the In-
dian Appropriation Bill, which was
adopted.
The Senate went into executive
session, and subsequently, took a re-
cess. - s.5z.zz asss
Sherman offered a concurrent reso-
linton for the adjournment OF Con-
rrees sine die, on Friday next. -
Howard and several others ex-
pressed the hope that no day. would
ke designated until after the bill Tor
the reduction of the military to a.
neaee establishment had become
law for otherwise they would consent,
To Mace it in the power of the. PresI-
dent to retain it in his. possession.
Hendricks opposed the Dill as
| dangerous, because 1t proposed TO arm
one political party against the other'
/ Re beped the President would exer-
else the power he possessed TO pre-
vent this bill from becomlng Jaw,
The President owed this not only to
his constitutional DUTY but to the
1 peace and quiet of the coHnrry:, 81
Wilson replied that not single gun
would be fired. unless theresshoula oe
such a powerful combipatron, TO Vfo-
late the law that it would be Deyono
the power of the civil author9ttef:s &c
o+4s Wilson did MOI belieye
SeSFI6nrr SeSh It64nr ta States Mol bet et fssEzef Esa @
Democratic party with, being The au-
thOrs of the rebellion, and eulogized
tn ? Republican party as the hottest
and purest In the universe.
Sherman said that, after the utter
ance of the Senator from Indiana, That
the President intended to. avail him.
self of the constitutional privilege to
defeat the will of Congress, by with
holding this bill for ten days, he could
not consent to an adjournment
until the bill was passed over his OBJ
jectiens. He moved an executive
session. His motion was not acted on.
| The report of the Committee Of
Conference On the Deficiency Billwas
agreed to. AT 5 o'clock the Senate
adjourned. '''s2 60. - n fs
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Gen. See. ID. Waener

Win speaE at riie foffowfrg times ana
places: u..f4 r
Gibson County, July 26th, 27th, and 2sth,
a. points 70 be fixed BY the County Central
Committee.
McCutehenville, vanderburgh County,
Thursday, July 29th, at night.
Evansville, Thursday, July S0th, at
night.
Posey County, Friday. July 3lst, place to
be fixed by County Central Committee.
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WASHINGTON.
h8a- -A ISL sai-.s4 xe
Appointments by the President.

8, WAsHINaToN, July 2E-The PRESS;
dent sent the following nominations
to the Senate: Jas. w. Weeks, OF
New York, Consul at Nantes; Dor
renee Atwater, Consul at SEYCHELLES; (;
VIM. B. Starnes, of New York, Con-
sui at Leeds; Moses e. Flanagan,
Assessor of the Thirty Second Dis
trlct. of New York. in place, of the
nomination Of Chas. HI. Hall with
drawn Ira II. Smith, Register of
Land Ohce, Topeka, Kansas; War
rem y. Leckhart, Register, Carson
City, Nevada; Stephen T. Chadwick,
Receiver, Roseburg, Oregon; s. Fer
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Agents for the Journal.

"A. A. HALL Princeton, Ind
Capt LEVI F'ERG UsoN, Petersburgbf u
HARRY =. SMITH, Washington, mi
w j. l.. HEATREENWAY, BoOnvifle, 4
= X DERRULER, New burgh, Ind, rl.4l
JOHN NJ. LOCKWOOD. Mt. Vernon, u. ..
!. u. FOSTER. Fort Branch, Ind. r.fs
r. w. WEAVEH, POseyville. Ind SAD
:. 4. CORwLN, -omervfIle, Ind.
Capt WHITTNG, Gy1ithiaKla, Ind
r. j. ROGERS. New Harmony, Il. 5.s
HARVEY BOND, HazletOn. Ind
MOS. MCCUfCB EcS, SandersvilI 1no.
URBIN MARRs, Black Hawk NJls, lnu. :
1hey VIII also receive and fOLafd W Us
orders for Binding and job PrttlnS'
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chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, July 81.
FLoUR-Firmer; running brands IN good
demand.
EMHEAT-In light demand and almost
nominal; sa les con lined to No. at 81 72l9
81 "A; closing with buyers at 81 % and sell
ers al ST "A; since the change sales of No.
at 81 73. -asrsrffzrla sv-f +. e-ssavr s-T rLqIe
CORN In. good demend and 1<Q912e
higher: sales OF No 1 Iat-92l399 99314e No. 2
at 91S4g92c; and rejected at s4g85c; closing
steady at 92540s21sc for No. /; this alter
noon No is dull at S25zc.
OATS-Scarce, ffruler, aud 112q2c higher;
sales at 6Sd6S1zc; closing steady at 69c-f, - :
RYE-In lair request at 81 l5Gl 20 for old
BARLEY = Quiet sample lots sIs2Q on
track.
PROVISIONS Quiet; mess pork sold at
LAR O-17c. ss1ts II slilE - LsA5 tlfF
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Col. WILL CUMBACK
GEN. LANES o. VEATCH

GEN. JAMES q. YEATCH
Wtll speak at the following times and
places: F A e' .I9i g
Patoka, Gibson County, Thursday July
2SCl, at O'Clock p. M. fs -r -f- n
POseyVille Posey County, Friday, July
24th, at ! o'clock r. NJ. sr 16s aai.
Mt. Vernon Posey County, Saturday
uiy 25th, at night.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINcIrJNATI. July 81.
FLOUR Unchanged a. q steady.
GRAIN-Steady and unchanged.
CoTTON-DeclIned 10 3015e for middllng.
Mess PoRK-In demand at ST 20, but
held firmly at SIS, aud 100 barrels sold at
tb is rate. = - - > a s-----es 81
BULK MEATs-Quiet and unchanged.
BACON-NO change; quiet.
IARD-Quletand without change. -..-
BUTTER-f'irmer: fresh 26930c.
g TEGGS-l5Gl7c.
HAY-In Light supply and 81 pei. ton
higher Il " u Il "a Il # EfEf ft.r-t
s GROCERIES -Steady.
{ OILs-Linseed oIi firm at 81 O6@l Os;
Hard oil firm at 81 306aI 35.rzzh
GoLD-I4254 buying.
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Meeting of Grain Brokers
ss5 .o5s S5Sy 90 of New York
Deaths from Sunstroke.
News by Atlantic Cable,
P A ToK A. s5. sss .fs,
Man Drowned.
Especial TO the Journal.l

Especial TO the Journall
PAToKA, Ind, July, 21.-Fletcher
Weaver, young man of p years of
age, was drowned this afternoon at
Woods 4 Lewis saw mill. 1t seems
he fell off log in trying to raft it to
the logway. After some difficulty his
body was found, but after his death.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES 81
Passed at the Second Session of the
Tfa q Forkieth Congress.
nnn1Ic-Nob 81

Il
An Act to prcyide Tor appeals from
the Court of Claims, and for other
i 1s-., sEfftfska-E $3.50 ea .FlFf
puIpoSS42' stT ~ as t71srga asrr Fss
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America IN Congress
assembled, Fhat an appeal to the
Supreme Court of the United States
shall be allowed on behalf OF the
United States from. all the final
Judgments Of the said Court of Claims
adverse to the United States, whether
such judgments shall have been rem.
dered by virtue of the general or any
special powerrOr jurisdiction OF said
court under the limitations now pro,
vided by law for other cases of appeal
from said court. -
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted,
That said Court of Claims, at any time
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New York Dry GOOds Market.
BY Telegraph

by Ie1eSIAph'J
DRY GooDs-There is a fair demand for
seasonable goods, although trade VIII no, not
open fully before the nrst OF Angust. 1he
nricas in the meantime are nrm, ana a
Tendency toward hardening rates. Heavy
Brown sheetings bring l7@lS15c; prlntlpg
cloths 91<c for standard, ana i37&9A4133
for standard makes of prints.
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&9
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS, July p.
COTTON Quiet; mono offering. g HE
FLoUR-Dull; sales of superfine at 81 COG
81 80.
WHEAT--scaree; 81 s092 90.
CoRN-9ScdSI.
L OATS-759 &c.
z HAY--SIS
BRAN-s24 d " - zap@ afsfaslo5 r 9H
CoRN MIAI~2-At 81 S0a4- So. a5tue lf4
! POKKZS29 50. s4Ak& 3 BOB zaooH s-4tslfs ts q e
LARD-19320c.
Z BACON-W eaE: sales shoulders at 1910;
clear sides, at l1c.F y 10 zefs = .f-f.s-~e
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Col. T heo. nv. MCCOY,

Candidate for Clerk Of the Supreme
Court, will Visitlthe counties or the First
District in tiae following order, and invites
TO meet him all his old comrades. and all
the soldiers OF the late. war who favor the
election OF GRANT and CoLFAx, to take
steps for ors sanization for the pending CAM
paign. The soldiers win nix the hour and
make all n ecessary arrangements for the
respective n3eetfugs: silalp 80
Vincenne 3, Knox County, ,Julv DIST ..i
Washingt,Ons Daviess County, July I'D
Petersburg gh, Pike County, July sd. .ano.
Princeton- Gibson County July path.
New Haralony. Posey County, July 25th.
Evansvliles yanderburgh County, July
9th.
Boonvilles WaTEick CoRnty nJuly 2Sth.,
Rockports spencer County, July 18th.
Tell City, FERRY County, JuIy 3Otll.Es gll
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New -Y0rk cold and stock Market.

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK JtAiy u. :
sMoNEY-Easy at $3.50 per cent. on call.
AsSTERLNG-Qufeta aJ lBcgfe14.
GoLD-Opened at 1425ss ~cioslnss az 14oes
l431s.e4 & aAOAssl q tt 3 - 4 ~ :.
(5ovERNBIENTS-Hig Higher, with an active
demand for export, eIosin gveIy tlrm. Cou-
g "a a 5tIl75: do. 'o5 14214 al ll2sS; do
new I09l{&t I6ssz do '67 l091za aI0g5z; do. ''8S,
io9ISSai0 u; i0-40s, 10S19gl l0e5s; 7-50s, lO99
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HoN. DELANo E. WILLIAMsoN.
Candid ate for ATTORNEY General, "a

SaHuiu eAte AOA <AbtOrney 0eAeEaAB
Wnl speak. at the following times and
places: Ftlli 3aoF
Washington, Daviess County, Thursday.
July 2Sd, at O'Clock P..Ar.l-tE Ll8a bl.9s d.
Vincenees,. Knox County. Friday, July
24th, at night r- - ..sr r.. ..-
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Motioa al SO

l~ovFCE IS HEEEHsK GIVEN, thal
IN = s-tii sen at private sale, ON audl affer
III jag or July next, ar tie shun. un
" 49, street. between Division and IneIe
4 ,esets fhe personal properly nI Casper
s{eceased, consisting OF wap0n-m q Eersi
f6ois, IuID Der, ana rarity inisned work.
Terms of saie--A credit OF one yea-, the
purchaser giving his note vii n approved
security, waving valuation and applaise-
ment laws.
MATILDA SCHEBLaASE,
feI9 vat Adn1i lisfratrfE.
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European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, July 2l-Eve.
CoNsoLs-For money, 945s994sz; for ac-
count, 94s4. M sA
~BoNDs-U nited States 725z9727s;
Bonds at Frankfort, bueyant at 76zs97.
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state OF Indiana, ,Vanderburgh county. So

State OF Indiana, ,Vanderburgh County, SO
AYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat
~ A.vah Johnson. administrator Win
the Will annexed. of the estate Of OctaNia
IL. Lewis, deceased, has hted lis pelltLg9- ~
pursuance of her said Wilis and -. o Llle
said petition will De heard at tuS r-1fJ -
term Of the Court Of Common ie@7 Va N'''N
VSa Gwen under my hand, this the l7th day
of July, 1s6S. ,yx,n1F.g clerk.
D., - u i5fPPUs, Deputy clerk.
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Selling Out at Cost.
Crescent Oily VarnIsh Factory
Coroner's INQUEST. No. %.

R%ELD ON THE: BODY OF GOTeT-
- LEIB SEIDLER, whose body was
found at Oak nm Cemetery, IN Knight
Township p. on the 18th day of Julys 1905.
The Jury, being duiy sworn, nd from the
evidence that the deceased came to ltiA
death by deiirium tremens. brought on by
hard drinking. At the time OF mis- death
he was about 2S years old; feet 30 Inches
high; black cloth coat, black clOth pants,
white shirt, white socks, and slippers;
dark com pleZiotf; whiskeis and mustaehe
very short. Nothing found on body.
SAMUEL r. HANLIN,
iVlB w3tl Coroner @nderburgh GOnutv.
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Coronsr's Inqnest. No. 43.

-TTEBB On IEEaH HWUH tBF NHMAU
80. HUTCHINSON, whose body was
round at the house OF john Jarvis, Ia In
burgn County, state OF Indiana, on the
l7fh day OF j uly, 1858. The jury, being duly
sworn, flnd from ne evidence that the de-
ceased came TO his death by apopleXy Of
the brain. At the time OF his death he
was about 80 years old; feet inches
high; corduroy panIs, white shirt; mus
tache and goatee: % ain gold ring on lett
hand. NOthing found on body.
SAMD EEL Il. HANLIhs
fvI8 w.}t1 Coroner smderburgh County.
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GOVERNoR .CoNRAp .BAKER 4
a-rh $50 lo Ef .naa
GENERAL JAMES G. VEATCH

VIII address the County Convention of
Pike County, saturday, A ugust 1sf ~
Gen. Veatch will I'LL Col. Cumbaclx's ap-
continent for this date In Pike County.
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LnnIslHIIla lMarkAf.
By Telegraph.I lousy

By Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE, July 2l. $
q ToBAcco-MaTket weaker; sales of 55
FLOuR-s9 l2596 - Tor superfine.
WHEAT 81 S0d32 90.
rsCoRN-93ta9je.
OATS-S0GS3c. WEEGrrHl n q
RYE-sI 451I 80. > 49, = t.- - x
MISS PoRK-S2S 50,f. v-r q -sss.rrt q
LARD -l3c.r E4NA = f- 4 = fA-il ~ D 3 -
a Bacon - shoulders, 13e; clear rib sides,
1g3<c; clear sides f7c. - 2
BULK NJ MEATS-DuII and unchanged. .zfE
WH4SKY-N ominal. sA-1a-fa
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APPOINTMENTS FOB PUBLIC
SPEAKING
mn ~ Fs = @BeEl
IN THE
rTps~ corcprSS,ax4r nIaFRVCT

The attention OF. the County Central
Committees and Grant Clubs in the re-
spective localities is called to the follow
ing appointments, with the request that
,ey take immediate steps for securing
ri e attendance of the people. If it is
- Oeght best by the local Committees to
at o1fee' he hour of meeting II can De aous,
Cal mrrr 1rT.IrnRrft a k7tfEtere.
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ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 2l-Lord Napier, of
Magdala, to-day received the freedom
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-16
NEW YORK.

NEW York, June IA large real
estate broker committed suicide yester-
day at Orange, N. J., while laboring
under religious insanity.
Weather extremely hot.
The race of the Harlan Yacht Club
on Saturday was won by the Comet.
The distance was twenty miles, and
the time of the winner four hours and
forty minutes.
The award of the contract for carry
ing the overland mails to California
was made to Carlton Spaids, of Chicago,
not to the California Stage Company,
the rate being one thousand dollars per
day. The length ofthe line Is one thou
sand and twentY-four miles.
The Liedri Krauz and Anon socie-
ties leave at O'Clock this evening for
Chicago, to take part in the grand San
gerfest. Delegations from other Ger
man societies will accompany them.
Last evening Presbyterian reunion
meeting, OF the Old and New School,
was held at the church OF Rev. John
Hall. Addresses were delivered strong
ly favoring the cementing of the for
rner divisions. by Revs. Crosby, Ad-
ans, Shedd, Smith and others. The
attendance was very large.
sROdicers Lyman, Aeldenbaut and An
derson, OF the Fourteenth ward, were
attacked by mob, last evening, and
oHoly pedten' hyIhhnI III plaln ciOLneS,
had entered liquor store and asked
for a drink. He was no doubt recog-
nized, as he was forcibly expelled by
those inside and attacked by others in
the street. The other Two officers
named came to his help and received
like abuse. Captain Garland arrived
with reserve, quelled the riot, and
made several arrests.
The naval cadets arrived at West
Point Vp1taFdpU mnFninO in tho nraN-
tice feet OF the Academy at Annapolis.
A formal reception will take place TO.
day, after which General Grant will
award the diplomas, and Professor
Coppee, of the Board of Visitors, will
deliver the address to the graduates.