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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-30
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, June ~.
SENATE.

The tax tariff bill was proceeded
with. The amendment to strike from
the free list books, maps and charts
specially imported In single copies and
for sale, and of which no additions are
printed in the United Statds, was read.
Mr.. Sumner opposed the amendment,
regarding the duty on books as tax
on knowledge. Ffe was in favor of free
trade in books
Mr.. Sherman stated It's the unani-
mons opinion of the Finance committee
that although public libraries and edu-
cational institutions had this privilege
under the law now, it would not be pru-
dent to extend it indiscriminately, in
view of the facilities for fraud. The
country would be flooded with foreign
books at less rates than American
books, to the injury and possible run
Of our own legitimate trade. He read
letters received by the committee from
Appleton d Co, Harper IL Bros and
other leading publishers, demonstrating
against the provision.
The amendment was agreed toy eas
q, navs %
At o'clock the Senate went into
executive session and subsequently took
a recess until evening.
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PITTSBURGH, PA,
Disastrous oil Firc-LosS Probably
$500. .OOO--Henry Foster Eurn"h 10
Dentll-NiOIent storm.

PrTT<RURGH, June 2S.-Themost dis
astrous oil fire which ever occurred in
this city is now raging near SharPs-
burg bridge, in the Eighteenth ward.
At , o'clock in the afternoon, during
terrible rain storm, in which houses
were blown down and trees uprootcd, q
twenty thousand barrel tank, belonging
to the Eclipse refinery, DR.. Twecdlc
principal owner, was Strucl, 10y light
ming. Another tank, belonging to the
Citizens refinery, was struck at the
same time. The Eclipse tank instantly
exploited, the burnimgoil running toward
the river, burning all their buildings
including DR.. Twecdle's house and set
Ling fire to the Sharpsburg bridge,
which was totally DESTROYED.
At the Citizens refinery, one tank OF
crude and the warehouse was burned.
Forsythc Bros lost one tank of three
thousand barrels crude.
The other losses were The Astral,
John B. Bell ~ Sons, buildings &c;
Anchor Works, Dilworth Bros, one
tank crude; National Refining and
Stoning Company, clearinghouse and
agitator: Allegheny Valley Railroad
Company, ten cars crude oil. Loss ON
oil, $4,000; cars, 5000: and the Sharps-
burg bridge which was insured tor
SiO,OOO.
Estimated losses: Citizens $50 OOO-
fully insured Eclipse Buildings, Slj0,
600; oil, $4,000 machinery, &c, SG0,-
600; insured in Eastern companies,
Swearingcr & McCandlcss, agency.
Forsythe Bros, Sl5,0OO-no insurance;
Astral works, S4O,OOO--but little insu-
rance; works not in operation An
chor, $1,000. National, SIj,0O0--par-
tally insured.
Total loss, probably. $4,000.
Henry Foster, brother of the late
Stephen o. Foster, clerk Of the Eclipse,
way burned to death
fal. HALEY was iniurcd--uoi ia-
tIly.
\ PITTSBURGH. June 29.--Thc fire at
the oil refucries -till continues. \
warehouse containing 5000 empty bar
rcIs, and tank OF benzine, belonging
TO the Citizens refinery, were destroyed
during the night, making an additional
loss OF $1,000.
There was very violent storm yes
tcrday in the northeastern part of the
county, destroying ticId- Of grain. mp
roofing trees. &c.
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| Serrano acquiesce in the abdicatlon OF
Isabella, on condition that no Prince OF
the house of Orleans shall succeed to
/ the throne of Spain.
MADRID, June 29.-The Press pro
tests against the restoration of the Bour-
bon dynasty in the person of the son OF
Isabella
The law authorizing civil marriages
goes into operation on the lst OF Sep
tember.
! PARIS, June 29.-Dispatches from
Rome contradict the report that the
vote on the dogma of infallibility is to
be postponed, and state that 1t will
probably be taken to-day, and that the
promulgation of The new dogma viii
take place tomorrow,
One OF the largest carpet manuiac-
tuories in Beauvois was burned TO the
ground last night. Six buildings with
all the costly machinery and a large
stock of raw and manufactured mater
ial was destroyed. Loss estimated at
over one million dollars and eight hun
dred operatives were thrown out Of EN-
ployment.
Mr.. Pressenz had al audience at
Ems this week, with the Emperor of
Russia, who readily engaged to protect
the Protestants in Lithuania from pes
seCutiOn.
LONDON, june 29.-The funeral Of
Earl Clarendon to-day, in accordance
with the wishes Of the deceased was
strictly private.
LONDON, June 29-A tenement house
at Leith, containing fourteen families,
was DESTROYED by fire last night. 1t is
believed all the inmates were rescued.
Lord Amberley, on the occasion of the
laying OF the corner stone of the Con
gregational school house at New Castle
lately. made an address in which he
saidi it was the duty Of the Government
to supply the means Of education, but
he could not accept any substitute for
voluntary schools.
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The suicide business is said TO have
induced Cincinnati hotel-keeper- to de-
mand two weeks board in advance in
stead of one, and to send revolver and
a pitcher of ice-water to every room the
last thing in the evening
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\ BRILLIANT DlSCovERY.-"Mercy Is,
saws Shakespeare, like the gentle dew
from heaven" PHALoN'S VTALiA, OR
SALVATION FOR TuF HAIR, is as clear and
transparent. Gray hair can be gradua-
ted to any natural shade with this fluid.
Of all the toilet triumphs of chem
i.try this is the most important No
.ediment. Sold by all druggists
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MILLS, FREW & CO.
Book Binders 6 Blank Book
Manufacturers

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tOr Blank Books, such as are ussd by Banks,
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MeEchantA, upon short motto and In the
most desirable and VOrkmaniIls manner.
Having al the latest and most Improved
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us with their oTders
Music, Magazines and Periodicals Of every
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nnasl Wheeling. " Va. =
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Horse ShoeinS.
To THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.

HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES
i of two first-claSs Horse ShoerS rom
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, for q short season, those
wanting their horses shod in good style had
better avail themselves of the present op-
portunity Of having II done.
b. 4 ]. y. CH ARNOCk.
WHEELING, June q. lun2N
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PHOTOGRAPHS of the interior OF
Fourth Street VI. f. Church for sale al
Partridge's Gallery, also of st. Johns
Church.
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A M e RICAN HOT L,
Water ST.. BeIIair, Ohio,

IL proved throughout, is now ready TO ac-
commOdate Guests and BOardcrS on the
most reasonable terms. II is convenient TO
both Steamboats, and Cars, and country
folks cOIning.to town To transact business
will find il everything they could wish.
An excellent stable attached, where farm
clS and others can rely that their teams will
DE properly attended Ia.
junl JOHN RAMSEY, Proprietor
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO


- County Circuit Court. May Rules, 1870.
Anna W. Ehert)
". In Chancrry.
Joseph Ebert.
The object of this suit j. Ia obtain deere"
for divorce from the bonds of matrimony.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed I'm
the cause that the defendant, Joseph Ebert,
is not resident Of the stat" Of West Nir-
ginia, on motion of the c0mplainant's cOun-
.cl il is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after the date Of the first
publication and posting Of this order and
do what is necessary Ia protect his interest
In this suit,
Test: MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk.
T.. g. CEACRAF-T, Sol. for Compl't.
The above named defendant will take
notice that on the lSt and ID days of July,
$50, In the City Of Wheeling and state Of
West Virginia, at the Law Office Of r. e..
Crucraft, between the hours of, \ o'clock
\. VI. and =. NJ, the plaintiff wie take the
dcpOSitionS OF Frederick FOlmar and Others,
to be- read on the hearing Of the above en-
titled CauS". r. G. CRACRAFT,
iunl Sol. for COmplt.
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CTATE or WEST VIRGINIA. TO

AZ rules held In the Clerks Offic" Of the
Circuit Court of Tyler cpun' on Monday.
the 9th day Of June, 1870.
Margaret e. Laidlcy, Plain,iii,l I,
Gcoruc : Iaidicy. Il; Defendant. Chanorry.
The object Of this suit T. 10 obtain
Divorce from the bond of Inatrimony.
And IL appearing by an affidavit filed In
this cs,us. that the defendant, George :.
I:tdley, IL not q resident Of the state of
West Virginia, II IL therefore ordered that
the said George :. I4aidley do appear here
within one month after due publication Of
this order. and do what may b. necessary
to protect his interest in this suit, and that
a copy OF this order be published once "a
week for four successive weeks, in the
Wheeling REGISTER, and a like copy posted
at the front door Of the Court House Of
TYLER county, a. required by law.
\ COPY test: &. E.NGLE, Clerk.
]. VI. MCCOY, ESq.. Attorney for Plaintiff.
mn
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C,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

Louisa II. ClcmcnS1
Attachment III lh7it-
George e. StUolhrc.t
The object OF this suit is TO recover from
the defendant Sl31S, with interest from No
yrul,sr ri. lsa, and costs Of this suit, and
To subject the land attached in this case TO
the payment of the same.
And IL appearing nom an affidavit filed
i'm the caS. that George {. StOOlfire, the de-
fendant, Is not a resident Of the state Of
West Virginia, on motion Of the plaintiff,
nv his attorney, IL Is ordered that he do ap-
near here within one month from the date
Of the first publication Of this order and do
what's necessary TO project his intsres; in
this suit.
y RrCuARnsOS. Ar fJ- Pin jun3
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EUROPEAN EECHANGS0FACt
II. hammer.

Ds A-<SA4AA1
ETERI.ISG EXCHANGE on LONDON
lyT any sum Dot le~s than One Pound BteT-
ling. Sight Dfafts on ell TIE principal cities
Of France, Germany and Italy I'll hbersl
rates.
AL1o, FOR SALE At THE sANE oEyIcK:
Passage Tickets ~ and from England,
Ireland, Bremen and Hamburg, via New
York o. Baltimore.
EmigTant Railroad Tickets from New
York Of Baltimore 10 Wheeling.
once, =. W. corner of Third and MARKET
streets, Centre Wheeling, w. Va
BESSO HAMMER
Notary Public; Real Estate, Fire and Lfs
Claim and GsnsFaJ ps-s1es Agent.
nOyIs
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If You Have Any Want,
ADVERTISE IN THE REGISTER.

rs Now that business * quiet, it Is pccu-
liarly the time TO advertise.
re \ short advertisement is better than
no advertisement, but GREAT INDUCE
MENTS ARE OFFERED To those who wish
column for greater or less time.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

no NOT DELAY IN LEAVING YOUR
1 orders. II you miss this opportunity
you will not have another very soon.
irnS Ell NICOLL & co.
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Lost. Strayed or Stolen,

Lost, Strayed or stolen,
ERdM THE SUBSCRIBER, NEAR THE
Monument, on Thursday night, June
18th, IS7O, a BLACK MARE, in fine condi-
ton, l5L hands high, blind OF the left eye,
about seven years old. Any one giving
information that will lead TO her recovery
will be literally rewarded by
ROBERT MARSHALL,
At Armstrong, Coen d Co.'S Planning Mill
Oifice, Wheeling, W. Va. junH
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CIncInnafIIfAms.

CrNcINNATI. July % Lady Frank.
lin, widow of Sir John Frankliu, the
Arctic explorer, arrived o-day from
California She visits Cincinnati in
order to see Capt. G. T. Hall. and
confer with him in regard to his dis
coveries in his Arctic expeditions
She will leave for New York, on Mon
day.
The Republican County Convention
has been fixed for August 18th. The
colored votes is to be counted in ap-
pointing delegates.
A dispatch received from New
York, states that at a meeting held
there yesterday. including representa-
tives of the Lake Shore, Cleveland &
Columbus and Sandusky Railroads,
arrangements were constituted for the
speedy construction of a short line
from Dayton to this city. Contracts
have been made with the Cincinnati
& Baltimore road, for the use of their
track for seven miles out from the
city, and with the Indianapolis Il Gin
ciDnati Il. r.. for the use of their de-
pot. 1t is expected the road will be
completed within a year.
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EVANSVILLE INDIANA MONDAY.

spondence fer the North German
Union and countries beyond. forded
by the direct route, are, for the pres
ent, imperative. All correspondence
for North Germany will consequently
until direct steamship service Is re-
sumed, be forwarded by a closed
mail, via England, subject to the
rate of international postages estab-
lished for that route, viz: For letters.
ten cents per each half ounce or
under, prepayment optional, or a frsc-
ton thereof, prepayment compulsory ;
samples Of merchandise, eight cents
each four ounces, or fraction, prepay :
ment, compulsory. Letters INSULT :
ciently paid on the above rates will
be charged for on delivery, with post
age for unpaid letters, after deduct.
ing the amount prepaid.
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Foreign News via. New York.

NEW York, July 23.-The Tribune
has the following special:
LONDON, July p, IL P.M.-Army
movements on both sides are slow.
Our special correspondent writes from
Berlin on the 10Th inst, that Prussia
was actually taken by surprise. No
body contemplated war; hence the
concentration of forces is less ad-
vanced than with the French. Nor
will Won Moltke be hurried.
There are two methods of mobil-
izing the Prussian army; the quicker
Is when the regiments march, as they
are not waiting for reserves which fol-
low when ready. The more regular
method is when the regiments await
their reserves till their ranks are full.
The latter and slower method has
now been adopted. showing that Prus-
sia is in no dread of threatened imme-
diate invasion.
No soldier of the famous corps of
Prussian guards has yet left Berlin.
The infantry reserves were arriving
on Tuesday, and regiments are ex-
pected to march on Friday. The en-
thusiasm and confidence increase
daily. The feeling throughout Ger
many is only comparable to that of
the North when Sumter was attacked.
Still the financial and commercial
distress is terrible, and there are in
Vulnerable failures Of old and strong
houses. Ii is perfectly understood in
Berlin that the German army, If vic
torious, will march to Paris.
Railroad freight traffic has ceased,
and passenger traffic closes on the
24th.
The Gottengen University is closed,
and all the students have enlisted.
From Bonn three hundred are ex-
peeted. All the Universities will soon
close.
The London Daily Nea0s has a
special from Strasbourg, of the 2lst
instant, saying the detenses depend
much on the water. which is now so
. low that the place is comparatively
weak. Additional works are in pro-
gress. The garrison numbers about
six thousand men, besides there are
in camp about one hundred thousand
more. Communications across the
river continue by ferry,
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OONDENsEB TELKGRAMs.

SATURDAY, July %.
Gold closed ia New York, Saturday, at
119N.
The steamship America, from Bremen,
arrived at New York yesterday.
The steamer Liberia, from Liverpool,
has.arrived at Boston.
The STEAMER City of Baltimore from New
York, has arrived at Queenstown.
-The steamer China, from New York, ar
rived at Queenstown, on saturday.
The Steamship North American, from
Quebaek, has arrived at London.
The steamship Caledonia, from New
York, arrived a. Bristol, EngIand, on SAT-
urday.
last week, an increase of S4l over the pre-
vtOus week.
The report OF the destruction of Sim.
mOnd's manufacturing works at Fitch
burg, Mass was Incorrect.
The Rolling Mil OF the Cleveland Boiler
Plate Co, was destroyed by fire Saturday
night. Loss estimated at $4,000 to $50 600,
There were fifteen cases of suE8troke in
New. YOrk. yesterday, five of them fatal.
The heat there was intense.
A. Meisenh elmer, charged with the
murder Of Dammenth, at Dongola, Ills,
April lS69, was acquitted on Friday last.
KaufTman's warehouse, in New Orleans
was destroyed by fire on Saturday. and
adjoining buildings damaged. Loss $50, ,0O0
The trouble between the shoe mauufac.
t1rers OF Lynn, Mass, aud the st. Cr1spins
has been settled and work will be resumed
to-day
Grand sire T. ID. Farnsworth, of the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, arrived in
Paris, on Saturday, and is detained thel e
by the war.
The agents of the Hamburg american
line of steamers in New York, have re-
f0F pa tn at neaA alrf.
ure of the Hamburg steamer from New
York.
Paymasler Myers, of the Roundout and
Oswego Railroad, was robbed on Friday, o
5000, by Irish IabOrerE. Seven arrests
have been made.
The murde, er OF Col. Buen at Fort Leav
enWOrth, on Friday night, Is supposed Il
b9 q soldier named j. Nj. Malone, 10
whose arrest large reward is offele ed.
The Lone Stars of New Orleans beat tn
Empires ofSt Louis, at base ball, on Sat
urday, by a score OF 20 to is. The Lon
stars play the Unions to-day, and thel
g to Chicago.
A reward OF $500 has been offered by the
Gold Room, \ eW YORK., for the detection
OF the bogus London telegram, reporting
American bonds at 7s1S, and committe'
matter.
The President OF the Red Stockings pub
fishes a card IN the Cincinnati papers o
charges that have appeared during
the past week, charging the club with un
fair playing for beis, &c. He says they
may be defeated but not destroyed.
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AeetiDg or Enthusiastic G,armaHs-
Dispatch TO Count Bismarck.

MILWAUKEE, July 24.-Germans
favorable to the Prussian war, held a
mass meeting last night, and directed
the following cable dispatch:
MILWAUKEE, July %.
=" To the Chancellor of the North German
Coniederation, Count Bismarck:
The 100000 Germans OF Wiscon-
sin Enthusiastically join their voices
with those of all the civilized nations
of the globe in condemning the COW
ardly blow which wounded ambition
and despair have suffered Napoleon
to aim against the peaceful and ma
jestic developement of Germany. We
heartily tender our humble support
toward the triumph of the holy cause
of Germany in a struggle that must
end with the gigantic structure of the
German Union. La behalf of the
meeting, MoRETZ SCHAFFLER"
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Senator Horton,

The organs of the Democracy seize
with.great-agidity upon every availa-
bic opportunity to traduce and abuse
this distinguished gentleman. They
hate and fear him, for the reason that
he has dealt their party most power
full blows in the many fierce con-
tests in which he has been engaged
There is no man Of whom they stand
in greater dread.
The Courier, Of this city, last Sat
urday, contained a characteristic at
tack upon him. and eked out its spite
full effusion By copying a communica-
tion from the Cincinnati Commercial
of late date, written at Vincennos
by some one who evidently belongs 10
the So uad of Republicans there who
have cultivated personal enmity To-
wards the Senator on account of
their disappointment in the failure to
use him to further their selfish
schemes.
This writer, who goes by the nom
de plane of Argos" and the Con-
rier, are welcome to all the capital
they can make by this persistent
abuse of Oliver P. Morton. He is
too strongly enthroned in the af-
fections of the people by his valuable
services. to the State and the Union,
to suffer any discredit by these ma
licious attacks. Those who thus viii
fy him will fail to lower him in the
estimation of the people for whom he
has done so much. The people OF
the Pocket" especially. honor and
esteem him. They know that in in
tellect and reputation he stands
amongst the most henored of oul
statesmen. Notwithstanding the at
tacks Of personal enemies and politi-
cal foes, his public career is upward
and onward, and nothing but death
can check ii.
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New York Etams

NEW YORK, July 24.-The General
Conference of the Evangelical Al.
lance will not be postponed on ao-
count of the war in Europe. Euro
pean delegates unable to attend, will
send their papers to be read.
Nearly all the yachts in this harbor
went to Sandy Hook to. day to vel
come the Dauntless and Cambria.
Gen. Sheridan made rapid visit to
Long Branch yesterday and had pro
tracted interview with the President.
and at the close of it took the train
for Washington.
A private dispatch states that the
German ports have been closed, and
that the Hamburg Line of steamers
will cease running.
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EurODean Markets.

By Telegraph LoEDoN, July Bpm.
COnsols 30. American securities quiet and
steady; $40 bonds, at London, 62's 50; 65's
81; 67's S2%; l0-40's 80; Erie I61%; Illinois
Central lo8 Atlantic a. Great Western N:
stocks quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-Cotton firm: mid
ding uplands SO; Orleans S56; sales 1900
bales speculation and export 1000 baief.
Breadstuffs easier. California white wheat
lis yd9lls l0d; red western No. 2 los "a:
western lis lid. Western flour 26s Cd. Corn
west ern No. mixed 35s Cd. Oats % Sd. Bar
ley IS. Peas Ais. Pork IT'S Cd. Beef 1lSs.
Lard excited, 73s Gd. cheese 63s. Bacon SIS
for Cum berIand cut: Gas for short rib midi
dies. Common rosin IS 3d95s Cd; fine I3s
Sd. Petroleum lis; refined lis 6N. TallOW
AS 3D.. Turpentine Bis. Linseed oil f33 IOs:
linseed cakes los.
PARIS, July 23.-Bourse closed firm at G5f
FRANKFORT. July 23.-5-2O bonds steady
at m
HAvRE, July 2s.-Cotton quiet at 97f.
FRANKFORT. July 2f.-5-20 bonds OF 'G2
are quoted II. and market strong.
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THE MARK ELS.
New York Gold and STOCK MarkeI

New York Gold and Stock Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, July %.
GoYERENENTs-Very steady, but dull
sales very light.
State securities quiet and steady.
GoLD-Steadyi advanced about "a since
the opening; quoted at 1l9Ia.
SToCEs-StrOng at an advance of YAK
upon last nights prices; New York Gem
trRl, 835z; scrip, IS; Illinois Central, I3O
Erie, 122I ; preferred, 43.
Second Dispatch.I
The financial market opened more on let
and continued SO during the day. Gold
was active early in the day, and declined
to ll9, but a reported advance in the bank
rate OF England sent IL up 20 l2O but IL
again fell back to ll91z and closed weak al
Il9Z
Carrying rates ranged at Z, 6, and Z.
gold l-a2, 4, 3 and per cent. ShiDments 10
Europe to-day S2,074 coo: shipments for
the week SO. l0l ,352. Clearances to-day,
$685. 900. Sterling dull at 94@l01S. Money
easy at sac on call.
The bSpr efstavoa,,t s1,o,, - H. =
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sf, LOnls Narkef.

By telegraph ST LOUIS. July 3
TOBACCO Quiet and unchanged
CTToN-l7(d
HEMP-F1rm At Sl40glS5 for undressed.
hoPE AND BAGGING-U nchanged.
FLOUR Dull and weak; supeffine 81 60
60 GO; X S5tg5 q; Xxx So 40a6.
WHEAT regular and lower; No. red
fall 81 2Ogl 2212; No. l do. 81 25(91 30; ch hoice
81 S5Gl 81; No. 1 spring 95@97Ec.
CoRN-Dull, and 2G3c lower: good mixed
soc; yellow S598Sc; white 90G90%c.
OATs-Duil and lower at S8940c for new;
4949c for old.
roc.
RYE-Dull at SOC for new.
WHTSKY-LoWer at gl6l O2.
GROCERTES-Unchanged
PRoYISIoNS-Q 1iet but firm. Pork S309
$50 oO, according to the weight. Dry salt
shou 'ders l4c; clear rib l71I9lSc clear sides
LARD Firm; round lots of choice steam
lbc, and Ia a small way l0%9l6Ne.