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Opposition is the Life of Trade
Pinch Against the worla for Good Wood
J. NJ, VkRiAN & SON,
Successors 10 F. B. Baldwin,,
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
w As Ks REEOU9E
Nos. 20 and y BOWERY,
Near Canal ST., NEW YORK.
Near Canal ST., NEW YORK

NFE Wouid beg leave respectfully TO call
w Yonrattentiun TO our stock OfCIOTHISG
which Is one of the largest IN the city, cut in
the most fashionable style, and made in the
pest manner, and will be sold at exceedingly
low prices
Onr YOUTHS AND CHILDREN s DEPARTMENT.
now complete, is the most extensive in the
country, unsurpassed - quality sand style,
and comprises a fall assortment OF Dress and
SchGi- sgits.
FNHSlSHlSG GDEPAETMESQ.-MR offer n this
line Il fun assortment OF Gents Underwear.
Hosiery, Gloves, CTavats Ties, Shirts, I'm
brellaS, ete. SHIRTS made to order and guar
Rnteed to fl,
CUSTOM DEPARTsiEST.-We would call 10
this department the particular attention of
gentiemen who have their clothes made to
uiFler. We nave large assortment Of Cloths
and CaSsimereS, of the finest that can be
found in the European markets; also "a full
assortment OF fine American (assimeres.
We feel sanguine that ths most fastidious
must certainly see something with which
they will De pleased,
5. NJ. NARIAN Il SON,
3. +. INERAHAM.
Formerly oT Nom nnfe Tom
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TO THE TRADE.

100 Bbls. Mess Pork, city and country
brand.
50 casks clear Bacon sides.
% casks choice Bacon Shoulders.
25 tierces choice Bacon Hams.
200 kegs Lard.
Is boxes b. Bacon, plein and canvassed.
500 bbls. Flour, assorted brands.
A FULL stock of Liquors, Boat and Bar
N stores on hand for sale low, for cash or
MARTIN WALT & CO.,
fall G2 Front Row.
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TELEeRAPHlC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, July 26.-COttOn dull;
sales 200 bales; uplands 34c. Flour
- Sj05 80; closing 5CG Zoe better.
Wheat 81 -. Whisky 81 0sG 100. Corn
q0cNaS1 l3. Rice dull and unchanged.
Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar
quiet but steady; Cuba llIl2!c. Mo-
laSses unsettled.
Dry Goods-The fall trade is not yet
flllyopened, and consequently only
moderate inquiry is noticeable for
staple styles required to fill up assOrt-
ments in more remote sections at high
prices, which in the meantime are
very firm. In sympathy with all raw
materials, heavy brown sheetings of
best Eastern makes command l63@l7,
and Southern l54@l6; printing cloths
s. for six square cloth prints of new
STYLES: I2B fer Oriental and Lancaster,
and l3Gl3B for American, Aliens,
BichmOnd's and PacificS; II for c8licOs,
% for new STYLES of mems de lains; 20
for Orientals; q for Pacific and printed
Americans, and % for plain and
printed alpaccas, and 294 for Manches-
Ter Serge; AnglOiSe card-cuttings are
steady and firm.
Money-The market is easy and
steady at jG7 on call, with as the
ruling rate. Sterling firm at 9t@l04
for so days, and l03@l0g for sight.
Gold firmer, il opened at 363, declined
TO 362. advanced to 37i, and closed at
37gG373. The carrying rates were }
per cent. to fat; clearances So, 900,
| 600 The Helvetia for Europe to-mOr-
row. has $500, 900 engaged. Govern
ments are strong and higher. State
bonds dull :old Fennessees 63; new 723
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 26.-Flour So 25@
6 80. Corn Sc. Oats 47CG76. Whisky
! 81 %. Pork S33 50CG33 IS. Bulk shOul-
ders l3lc; sides l6Ca ISc. Bacon shOul,
ders lac; sides 1s}@1S2c. Hams 22G
24c. Lard l9lc. Wheat 81 25l9l 90
Rye 96cGSl. Barley 81 2d. Cotton,
none in market of any consequence
Butter 2492Sc. Eggs l3@14c. Cheese
l3@ l5c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Flour So as 80
| Wheat, no spring offering. Corn 93c@
Sill. Oats 70673c. Rye$l 25. Whisky
| 81 O5. Groceries quiet and unchanged
! Pork S33 1904. Bulk shoulders 13Ic
Racon shoulders 15c; sides 18}619c
Hams 23c. Lard lSl@l9c.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July 26.-FlOur "a s726
| 7 20. Wheat 81 S7R. Corn 96c. OatS
e9lc. Rye 81 O6@l y. Barley 81 80
/ Hiobwines 81 05. Sugar 1859 to l4zc
/ PORK s33 so. Lard l84@lS4. Bulb
shoulders 13l@133c.
LOUISVILLE.
] LOUISVILLE, July 26.-Flour 81 %
Germ s5c, Oats 72e, Prime sugal
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EACuIN

ALEEAe Ae-DER ERsEISE. II D., Prof. of 0llzteT-
rtCs and Diseases OF Women.
BEEJ. v. AvEST, d. Prof. Of the Princf-
pies and Practice Of Surgery.
AFFIXED II. VOORHIEs, n. d, Prof OF 1faiaris
Medic0, Therapeutics and Of Ophthatmoi-
ogy-
HIcHAED 2. MAURY, Md, Prof. OF the Prin-
ciples and Practice Of Medicine.
DUDLEY ID. SAUNDEEs. N D., Prof of DescriD-
tive and Surgical Anatomy.
J. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, Md, Prof OF Physl-
OlOgy and Pathology.
ALEXANDER RIvEs, Md, Prof. OF Chemistry
and IeNicolOgy.
GUsTAyUs B. THoRSTOS, MD. Demonstrator
OF Anatomy.
For any further information in reference to
the school, application may be made 70
ALEXANDER E8SEINE, Dean.
Memphis, July IL, 1859. tyl7
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Administrators 8 Notice.

THE undersigned, having been duly APP
Il pointed Administrator of the estate OF
Robert A. Moon, deceased, hereby notofies
all creditors of said estate to 1le their claims,
and oil debtors 10 come forward and settle
their Indebtedness with MessTs. Wright, Nc
Kissick q Wright, his attorneys:
WM. b. GALBREATII,
Memphis, July 10, 1889. Iyls
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14lc. Molasses 75c. Tobacco, sales
Ga hhds at s. 80 to S11 81. Pork
$33 50. Bacon shoulders 15c; sides
1880 to l9lc. Hams 2l4c Lard 1859.
Whisky ST.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, July 26.-COtton
more active; middlings 32lc. Re-
ceipts 2l5. Exports 155. Gold 81.
Sterling 5l3c. New York. sight }
premium. Flour easier; superfine
s. Is; XX Sc 40; XXX So 75. Corn,
white, 81 %. Oats 76@77c. Bran 81.
Prime Hay $29. Pork held at S35.
Bacon firm; shOulderO 154; sides 100
l93. Lard in tierces 191@21; kegs 2l4
@22lc. Sugar firm; common, 1881
prime 135c. Molasses, firm,
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DENTIST.
DENTISTRY.

nR. GEO. W. AGREE, having reopened his
IL office, would respectfully notify his old
friends and the public generally, that he has
resumed the practice of his profession. Feel
Ing thankful for the liberal patronage he has
received for nearly quarter OF a century in
this city, sOlicits a continuance OF the same.
Ohiee 20 Main straet lea
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WoRsHAM HOUSE

HvORSHAM HOUSE for Rent and Furni-
a. VACCARO or
Or l. / WORSHAM.
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SEASONED LUMBER.

I HAVE now on hand a fuu stock OF sea
L sened Cypress Lumber; am eonstAilsly
saving, and an prepared 70 nj oltess t9i
any dfTnensians OF SlIls, Joists, Postss StQd-
ding, BOARDS, Clear LuIn ber, Latns, Sn1nsies.
etc kftenfion given 10 the shipment OF
Lumber. Orders solicited. -.
So Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf river,
north side Bayou Gayose-=z
iyle d&w HNfAo-E'
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NASHVILLE.

Dispatches 10 the Southwestern Press Association
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LOUISVILLE, July 26.-Flour 81 %.
Germ S5c, Oats 72e, Prime sugar
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Jr


FLOUR-In active demand and prices
5al0c higher; sales $500 barrels at 20
for spring saperfine; S 12ta6 % LOT Spite
extras: 6 65aS 25 for red and white WIN
ter extras. ii aoa1o
WHEAT-Active, excited ana oa2sc
h;rbar for No. , and &c for No. /; sales
~ 9a,I 90 for No. |, and 36al 81 lot
Nv .. - the close there were sellers at
SsI, in options the same grades sold al
/ 35.aI 81, seller July, and l 3lal %
seiIer August. After Change the mar
let was heavy at SO for No. 2.
CORN-In active demand by spscula'
tors and the market excited and sd-
vanced 2a2tc; closing figure for No.
81 tc: No. sold at e4c; No: l yellow 81
s5c; No. 9 at 79ias1ic, and no grade at
SIC: canal afoat was scarce and sales
confined to 1000 bushels rejected at
7O1c; in options sales of No. 2 at SIC
buyer July; s0as1c, seller July, and Sic
buyer July.
0ATS-Less active and easier; sales
at 69a69ic; in options 66ia7lc was paid
seller for the month.
RYE-Active and 2a3c higher; No.
closed at l 09a1 10.
BARLEY-No sales; market nomina
at l as for No. in store.
CATTLE-Quiet; sales at 25a5 SO fol
cows; 6 OOa6 62!c for fair to medium
Z LOAF 40 for good to choice, and 6o 10
extra.
HOGS-Quiet; sales at 8 25 for light
8 4Oas 62ic for fair to medium; 8 75a9 =
for good to choice.
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were most imprudent. Another reason
for declining discussion isa due regard
for national dignity, which forbids our

were most imprudent. Another reason
for declining discussion is due regard
for national dignity, which forbids our
approaching the American Government
on these questions. Public opinion is
unanimous on this point. The late
treaty was virtually American, for it was
made, altered and realtered by Messrs.
Seward and Johnson. 1t was rejected
as much through party antipathies as
from discomfort with its provisions. II
was probably foredoomed, and what
ever its provisions might have been, in
all likelihood they would have met the
same fate. England is ready to listen
to any proposals from America, but to
display desire to receive them faVora-
bly,, would tend to increase, not lessen'
the demands. When Mr.. Motley
considers the feeling of America as such
that a treaty consistent with the honor
of England will satisfy the Americans
he may address the Government for a
renewal of negotiations. Only such a
treaty will have chance of acceptance
Nothing more is desired than 10 1--we III
peace and good will with kindred ma
tiops. but now less disposition exists
to sacrifice the interests and dignity OF
the country to any unjust pretensions'
The public will not approve OF any
eagerness to Negotiate which seems to
forbode weakness when negotiation
comes. The prevalence of more moderate
vie WIS in America is gratifying. II is to
be hoped that the question oil
the Queens neutrality proclamation
which has dropped out of sight will be
tacitly abandoned. This favorable
change is owing to the discovery that
England will not concede beyond GER
tain points, and this resolution is not
likely to be shaker.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 3.
FLOUR-In fair demand and firm;
family 5 60a6 10.
wHEAT-Scarce and firm at 3Oa
CORN-Scarce and in demand at 73a
75c.
OATS-Firm at 70a73c.
RYE-Dull at 10a1 -.
COTTON-Quiet; middling BIC.
TOBACCO-Active; sales of 226 hhds
at 5 SOAPS 0e; receipts large.
WHISKY-Firm at 95c.
MESS PORK-Unchanged; very little
demand; it can be bought at % 30,
though some ask 25c higher.
BULK MEATS-Quiet and un-
changed; shoulders l2fc; sides l5fc; no
sales; the latter were offered at l5fc
packed.
BACON-ls Nominally unchanged;
shoulders lac; sides lie; clear rib 17!c;
and clear l75alSc.
LARD-Nominal at l9c.
BUTTER-Steady at 2ia2Sc.
EGGS-Sales at l7alSc.
CHEESE-Sales at l4al6c.
GkOCERlES-Unchauged and uuiet.
GOLD-l35!. ~
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GREAT STORM AT UTICA
RaiIrond Travel Suspended I'm
mcuse Damage Done.

UTICA, n. Y, July 9.-The heaviest
rain storm of many years passed over
this city at noon yesterday. Sanquest
creek reached higher point than for
fifty years. Travel on the Utica and
Chenango Valley and Susquehanna
Valley railroads is suspended, the bridge
at Cheekville being gone, the dam at
Chadwick destroy ed, the bridge between
here and New Hartford washed away
stopping travel on the Utica and Clin-
ton railroad. The premises of the
Utica Cotton Mill Company at New
Hartford was damaged to the extent of
$4,000. Two dwellings and three barns
have gone. Six feet of water stood on
the floor of the factory, doing great
damage to the machinery.
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wheeling Wholesale Market.
REGISTER OFFICE,
Thursday Evening, July s.


GRAIN-The wheat market is
steady and prices without change; sales
at GOAL 90 for red and goal 30 for No l
white. Corn is plenty and held at Goa
zoe. Oats steady and demand moderate,
sales at 55a60c. Rye ut l 90. Barley
nominal.
HAYS held at 1sOOa22 90 per ton.
GROCERIES-Cofee-Rio, 24a26c for
fair to prime. Sugars-Refned sugars
firm; good to choice New Orleans
14al5c; Porto Rico l3ial4lc; Cuba
12Ial4c; 'Demarara l6al7c; Crushed
l7Jc; A coffee 164c: B coffee l6c;
C extra l5cl; c coffee 15c. Molasses-
New Orleans 9OaS5c; Porto Rico 75c;
Baltimore Syrup 75a95c; New York do.
SOa90c; Choice Syrup GOAL 10.
PROVISIONS-We quote mess pork at
81 O0a33 90; shoulders 14al5c; clear rib
sides 1Sc; clear sides lofc; sugar cured
hams 20c; do canvassed 2lic; family
hams 20c. Lard 20a2lc.
POTATOES-Market dull; sales at
SOC.
BEANS-Sales of white ut 50a3 90.
FLOUR-Market quieter than last
week. Red wheat is held at 6 %;
fancy Mt 10; superiine at 5 co. Rye
Flour at 6 90.
BUTTER-Sold at zoe with fair
supply and demand.
SALT-Dairy 3 80; Ohio River = 30.
TEA-Gunpowder tea 25ll IS; Young
Tyson tea 2Oa1 60; Black tea GOAL %.
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco 65a75c
dark los and Is 65a70c; bright IS and los
75aS0c; fig lump 70aSOc; CARROTS snuff
7Sc; CARROTS snuff in boxes 3 so.
FISH-Firm. We quote: Mackere'
No. : half barrels III 80; No. medium
6 so; No. 3 large 90. Lake herring,
half barrels, 3 75; white fish 8 90; Labra'
dor herring at IL 90.
CARBON OIL-At 2Sa3Oc per gallon
and charge for package.
EGGS-We quote fresh at l5c.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 34a44c
according to width aud thickness; horse
shoe SIC; heavy band 4la5tc; hoop and
light band, to { inch, 5a9i; round and
square 3fa7fc; oval iron 44a5c; half oval
and half round 4ia5ic; fiat rail punched
and ceunter.sunk, 4!c; Il rail 4talsc; I
rail spikes Ole; nails, brads and fencing
! 10 to God, 4 -; : and Cd 80; q and I'd
10; 4 and ID 3 90; Sd -; ID : 90; bar.
rel, inch to liinch, ; 00a7 %; finishing
l to ) inch, ; 5Oa9 %; casing, 10 to sod
) 90; Sd -; sd 80; 4d Is; fine blued
id 8 90, Sd 90, I'd s 90; lining nails,
inch, s 10; clinch nails 90; cut spikes
80; boat spikes, cut, 90: wrought ) 0C
a5 IS.
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George Adams
commissioners Sale.
Michael u. Kelley ! 5 j. R, r. Foster

Michael Kelley ! ( J,R. Foster
David McCartney} david Mccartney.
IN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES REN.
i dered in the above entitled causes on the I'd
day of May. 1858. by the Circuit Court Of Wet.
zef county, I will, on SATURDAY, THE ITTH
DAY OF JULY, ls69, at the front door Of the
Conrt House of said Wetzel county, in the
State Of West Virginia, offer for sale 10 the
highest and best bidder a tract Of land contain.
ing 1900 acres, situate on the waters Of Middle
Islaad and Fishing creeks In Wetzel county,
West Virginia, bounded A. follows: Beginninr
for the same at a white oak on Hill side; thence
west 1871 poles 20 . beech and white oak corner
10 Richard Nichols; thence with his line 5. Is
deg L. 500 poles 10 q stake corner 10 Hugh
McGuire's 500 acre tract; thence with his line
v. IS deg. Z. go poles 10 a stake: thence s. IS
deg T. 3OO poles To a stake In one Of the original
lines; thence n. Is deg. X. SO poles TO the be
ginning. Sale 70 commence at o'clock A. ~
Terms Of Sale One third ID Of the purchase
meney cash; one-third In one year, and the re-
naming oRe-third in two years from the day Of
sale. The deferred payments 10 bear interest
and be secured by bonds with satisfactory
security. GEO. Z. BOYD,
junl5oavit Commissioner.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July y.
FLOUR-Firm but steady and I'M
changed.
WHEAT-Firmer and &c better; sales
No. l red winter at 40; No. 2 spring al
80.
CORN-Very firm and better; No.
mixed at 81; No 2 do at 79a80c; yellow
at $50.
OATS-Better and in demand and 72c
offered for No. L; State at 7la75c.
RYE-Dull and nominal.
BARLEY-No inquiry.
PETROLEUM-Dull but holders firm
er; refined at 28ia29c for July and Ap
gust; crude at 6 so on spot.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, July S.-The action of the
House of Lords on the Irish Church
bill has caused intense excitement.
Messrs. Bright and Gladstone are in re-
ceipt of letters daily from persons offer
ing recommencement of the Reform
League agitation, but they disCounten-
ance the movement for the present and
expresses the belief that the Lords will
reCede at the last moment from their OPP
though compromise is effected in the
postponement of the date of disestab-
lishment to June, 1872, by paying in q
lump the sum of q half million pounds
in lieu of private donations.
The following letter has been clrcu'
lated privately among known progress
sives:
SII: In view of probable failure
of the Irish Church bill, through the
opposition of the House of Lords to the
Government, to the Commons and the
country, you are requested to inform
the Secretary of the Reform League,
whether you are willing that your name
shall be used in the event of u defeat OF
that measure, to public call fer mass
meeting to consider the past constitu-
tional method of getting rid OF this OBJ
struction to legislation, based upon the
expressed will of the people.
Political commotion in France con-
tinues. The Emperor has decided to
give way to the Chamber, and change
his system of Government. lie meets
with great difficulties in his efforts to
complete the new combination, but the
great event is expected in week. The
new ministry will emerge from the
Centre Ganche party between the Ra.
thiel minority and the adhcrents of an
Empire. The Centre Ganche are for
Empire, but insiSt on responsible min.
istry and 4 parliamentary government,
the same as in England.
LIVERPOOL, July S.-The steamship
Westphalia, from New York, has ar
rived.
PARIS, July S.-The specie in the bul
lion bank has decreased eleven million
nine hundred Thousand francs.
BREST, July Sup to Thursday noor
the steamship Great Eastern had rui
l754 knots from this port and paid Out
1917 knots of the cable. The officers Of
the expedition on board the steamer ex
pectcd To reach the shoal by Friday
noon.
LONDON, July 9.-The Times regard,
the postponement of debate on the
Alabama claims with satisfaction
Their Introduction at the present mo.
men' would serve no good purpose
The general sense of evasiveness with
respect to the subject on both s;a.O M.
cessitates an interval of considerable
period before it is resumed. n.h,.,
could be only useful if Parliame,,
disapproved of the conduct NJ
the ministry or wished to in
struct it in regard to the futur
negotiations, but there is no dissatisfaC
tions. The only charge against Lord
Stanley and Clarendon is that the
were too yielding. But the Common
we're not likely to advise the with
nrawal of the concessions made, no
were they prepared to lay down a plal
aor future negotiations, and the antici
pations OF sach results from discussio,
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New York NinrEc,.

NEW YoHR, July Q.
COTTON-Dull and fully &c lower:
sales 600 bales at 34tc for uplands.
FLOuR-Scarcely 80 firm and quiet.
WHEAT-Duh and nomiunIly in
buyers favor.
RYE-Firm at 30 for western.
OATS-Scarce and firm ut 93c fo,
western afoat.
CORN-Scarcely so firm at 92aS5c for
sound western mixed via railroad and
canal.
PORK-Quiet and nominally un
changed.
BEEF-Dull at previous prices.
CUT MEATS-Dull and nominal.
BACON-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Steady at l9fsl9ic for ialr q
prime steam.
EGGS-Quiet without change.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
IBy Telegraph to the Rsgister.l
WASHINGTON, July 8.

WASHINGTON, July 8.
The McGarrahan Claim Case,
About which so much has been said in
and out of Congress, has again got into
the Courts, this time into the Supreme
Court of this District, and Judge DIN
has laid rule on the Secretary of the
Interior, requiring him to show cause
why mandamus should not issue COM
polling him to grant McGarrahan pat:
ent for the lands in dispute.
Seriously mn. sE F..
Commissioner Capron, OF the Agricul-
tural Bureau, has been quite unwell for
some weeks. He was easier yesterday
and the indications are now that he has
passed the worst point. He will leave
the city as soon as he is able to travel.
The Liberian Mission.
The friends of Charles A. Langston,
who wants to be Minister to Liberia,
were told no change would be made at
present.
The Indian Peace Conn,ission
Will start West on its annual tour OF
inspection in week or ten days.
Messrs. Walsh, of Philadelphia, and
Campbell, of st, Louis, have resigned,
and their places will not be hiied al
present. +. X. Brunot, of Pittsburgh,
has been made Chairman of the Com
mission. Some of the gentlemen are to
visit Kansas and the Indian territory;
Others Nebraska and Dakota, and the
Others the country to the westward.
The Quaker societies are all sending
out gentlemen to inspect the work OF
their agents. The Hicksite inspectors
started for their superintendency to.
day, and the orthodox commission goes
out next week. These Quaker inspec-
tions are not made at Government ex-
pense.
Fred. Grant Reseues his Cousin.
The Presidents oldest son Fred, one
of the cadets at West Point, saved the
life of his cousin Wednesday. IL ap-
pears that the sons of the President and
the son of Gen. Dent were visiting
their uncle, DR.. Sharpe, out at Laurel,
and the youngest boys were in bathing.
DR.. Sharpe's son, aged eleven years, got
beyond his depth, and was drowning
when young Fred, without undressing,
jumped in and grasped the boys hair as
he was going down the third time, and
with some difficulty succeeded in get.
ting him out. Before other assistance
arrived the lad was resuscitated, and
young Grant was the hero of the day at
Laurel.
The Word White.
The Journeymen House Carpenters
Association last night inserted the word
white in their constitution so as to ex-
clude colored carpenters from member
ship.
Mississippi.
The President to-day, i'll conversation
with several prominent Mississippians,
said it was his desire, and he would &C.
cordingly instruct Generals Ames and
Reynolds, in their preliminary arrange
ments fer the election in Mississippi and
Texas, to observe entire fairness and
impartiality.
The Cabinet.
All the members of the Cabinet were
present ut their regular meeting today.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July 9.
Flsur firm but quiet. Wheat sc bet
ter, active and firm; amber 45; No. l
white Michigan 70; No. 2 amber 80;
No. red AZ; No. 9 red 80; No. 2 white
Wabash 40. Corn 4a5c better and in
active speculative demand; No. Soc on
the spot and s7aS7ic, buyer July; No. 2
SIC on the spot and buyer July. Oats a
shade better and active; Michigan Tic;
No. 7Olc; No. 2 oslo. Rye in light
supply: small lots offering at o.. Bar
Low dn11
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-10
New York Money Market.

- NEW YORK, July 8.
Master, closing att per cent
currency, but 7 per cent gold asked
Nothing has transpired as yet TO war
rant any action of the Grand Jury on
the usury cases.
GOLD-Firmer, opening al 1876, ad:
vancing to 1863, declining to 1854, and
closing at 1876.
GOVERNMENT TOCKS-Firm, and
the advanced prices paid for $4,000 600,
bought by the Government ranged at
l16 37.1OOa1l7 45.100. The following
were the quotations at the close
Coupons of 81, lis; do '62, l2lf; do
"a, ll95; '65, lDi; do new, ll7!; do ~,
1l7t; do '6S, 1l7t.