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tion OF American institutions. He said
be would occupy the few remaining mo-
ments in urging on his tellow-citizens the
great Importance in keeping open the
gate-ways Of the United States TO the free
access Of all emlgrating people. He would
ever guard our interests against the least
approach TO tho slave trade, but could see
no injury to any Of our useful institutions
by encouraging industrial immigration to
our shores from every part Of the earth.
Hc would keep the gate open and the
stream as pure as possible, md let 1t flow.
We must cOunteract any evil that may
threaten us by our living examples Of
good. We must impress pure and un.
detiled religion on all who may come to
us, and II any go back to their own lands
they will carry to their neighbOrs the
blessings Of our free institutions He
would not dare 10 lock the inviting gates
Of America against q suffering world.
The report says Gen. Butler seemed
somewhat uncomfortable at these re.
marks, and said to the Chairman: II
want to reply to that He did not, how
ever, have opportunity to do so.
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Crime easaDisease.

An Edinburgh SaOGnt, DR.. Bruce
Thompson, recently published an essay
upon crime US q disease. He offers tile
following propositions
NrSEThat crime being hereditary In
the criminal class, measures are called for
to break up the caste and community oi
tho class. r..s
&cOnd-That. transportation and long
sentences OF habitual criminals are called
for in order to lessen the criminal Of
Tenders.
Third That old offenders can scarcely
be reclaimed, and that juveniles brought
under very carly ytraining arc more hope
full, but even those areapt to relapse into
their hereditary tendency.
F6urth-ThatC crime is so nearly allied to
insanity rs to be chiefly a psychological
study.
The doctor cnforCes his theory by state
ments, Of which the following may be
taken Us a sample:
1.-THE analogy Of what happens by train
ing AmonglOwer animals. proves that class
habits must necessarily be transmitted
to the different classes OF society. do
not think that the transmission Of thievlng
and other criminal habits forms any cxcep'
ton to other analogies. One OF the most
remarkable examples Of criminal family
l know OF was tlllt Of three brothers who
had families amounting TO fifteen mcnl-
bcrs in NIL. OF these, fourteen were utter.
ers Of bRsO coiny the f(tcentl appeared
TO be exceptional, but At length was de-
tccted in setting fire 10 his house after III
suring it for four times It's value In the
prison, under my medical charge, one
hundred prisoners arc known to be from
tifly families. or one alone arc eight
prisoners; often two or three ut IL time
from Il single family.
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It is only men who write history that
know the value Of o file Of newspapers:
If Layard could have only had . file Of
the Ninevch Morning Herald, what On In
tcrcsting history he could have written.
How much more we should have known
Of the manners and customs Of the 10.
mans, il tho historians of Rome could
have had the advantage Of file of the
Daily Forum. We repeat, 1t is only peO'
plc who write history TINT Can appreciate
lhe value Of o file Of nGYspPp PperS.S Per
sons who think Of becoming historians
should look after their newspapers. We
saw it stated some time ago, TINT a com:
pletc file Of the London Times, was quoted
ut three thousand pounds sterling, and
probably would bring double that price II
il were demanded. This Is q small sum
compared with American prices, A COM
pIetC tilo OFany important journal bears q
value which Is hardly to be computed IN
money, Hence the importance Of keeping
old papers. It'll Just thirty years ago since
Mr.. Bennett started the Herald, Had any
one laid bya few copies Of each issue, no
would hGvc had a rich reward. A com.
plete tilc of that paper would costwith In:
tercst at compound rate $500. i would
now readily bring 5000. The sum OF
$4,000 was, recently voted by the Com
mon Council Of this city for the purpose
OF purchasing a set which commenced
with 1912, and which, Of course, was de-
ticient the first seven volumes, The only
perfect file Of tho Herah is in the hands
Of Mr.. Bennett. What a complete history
Of New York, and, indeed, OF the world,
might DO compiled from the files OF that
paper. Again we say file your papers,
They will be found as interesting TO your
children Us small sized bank account
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Rnthnr Lnte. or Yerr Earlr.

The most difficult thing (saysa cynical
old bachO in the world for woman istO
get ready to go anywhere. And there is
nothing n woman will resent quicker or
more tiCrCcly than an inLimatiOn that she
may miss the train. Our friend Bray.
fOgiO gives us an instance of this 5J
Mrs. BrayfOglC was TO take the ten
o'clock train on the Bee. Line, to visit
some relatives In an interior town. lIav-
ing suffered ON previous occasion for iniu.
diCiOus hints, BrAy thought he would Jet
things take their own course. SOhC slipped
his coffee and ate his eggs on toast, while
madame curled and powdered anu tied
hair on the back part Of her head. Then
Bray sat by the stove for IN hour reading
thcmorning paper, Willie the matlame tied
her bonnet strings under her chin, took
one long, lingering, loving look ut the i'm.
age reflected in'the glass, and announced :
"Wcll, my dear, I'm ready"
"lReady for what :" asked Bray, In well
affected astOnishmCnt.
"TO go to the depot, TO be sure" said
Mrs. BrayiOglc, tartly.
"Ohp' said Bray, I'D forgotten" ."
"Well, i" continued no, looking ut his watch.
"That train has gone thirteen minutes,
Just keep on your things, and you'll be
ready for the train tomorrow ttff
We draw veil over what followed.
We are assured, however, that the next
morning Mrs B. was ready an hour ahead
Of time. AlH rS
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Commercial and Financial.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.


Business dull, With no prospect Of Immediate
Improvement Provisions in good demand ut
quotations. Groceries quiet and aFln. There Is
no material change to make In quotations, but
the tendency Of almost everything is downward,
including -four and wheat.
BuTTER-DulI at lSc for good to prime Hrcsh,
and ISc for choice.
BROONs-Store prices; Fancy s. 50; No. 8 80.
BEANs-Dull at e OO69 Is per bus
CuEESE-Dull at 14C for Dairy, and i5c for
Goshen.
CARBON otL-Dull Int ann al &c, and no
charge for package.
CoPFEE-WC quote prime to ChoIcC Rio at 2I0
29KC; choice to fancy 0a39SXc.
CHIcxESs-salcs oflivc spring chickens by
the dozen q bO0S 90.
EGOs-Dull and lower n lbc.
FHu-TAEO Herring 81 %; White Fish s. 25;
Lake Shad g. Is; No. medium MaCkGrCl g -;
No. 9 medium IS %; No. large $IS 90 per half
Gbls. #tat 'ta ..H.,
FLbUR-ThCrc Is no improvement TO note In
the demand, and but slight change In the prices
We quote fancy at 81 OO0s 90; white wheat at
50 10; red wheat family at 8 1905 Is. Rye
Flour & %. Pacific Mills fancy 80 80; family
Is 70. ..... ...
GRAM ITheal-MarkcL unsettled and prices
lower at 81 1901 sO for strictly choice white, and
81 OS0I 10 for No. red. CoVH-Dcmand modcr.
ate and confined to wants Of local trade, and Is
held at 7Sc. 0ats-QuICt and unchanged at 4Sc,
Rye-sOc.
GLAss-FIrst quality sxIO, q; 1Oxl9, 81 50,
second quality Sx1O, g 90; 1Oxl9, 8 30 y box of
30 feet. Discount 10 per cent.
GNsENG-tOc Y III.
Unchanged; loose may be quoted nj
$40 o.. Baled-$I8 %.
LARD OlL-$l 30 for extra winter strained.
NAuS-1Od to God, q %; 81 to III, 81 .; Cd
to I'd, q 90.
PRovsIONs-In steady demand At quotations.
Sugar cured canvaSscl hams At &c; family do.
9ic; ShOulder i4c clear sIdOS lSC; clear rib lie.
Lard Is quoted at lOXc in tiercos, and lSXc in
kegs,
RlcE-FIrm; prime South Carolina OJTe.
SrRuPs-Baltlmore 5O06Sc; New York 7S0s0c;
Choice Ddps Rc.
sUOARs-NOw Orleans l2X0lSTe; Porto Rico
ll0l9Xc; Cuba Il0llXc; Crushed 14%0l5e; A
Coffee 14C; Coffee I3Xc; C Coffee I9xc.
SoDA-Best Now Castle 0c in keg.
sOAF-FamIly OHc; German sHc; Eastern 10
01ac. @"
STARCII-T0sc; MaIScua l31i4c.
sHoT ASp LEAD-Bar Load I9e = Ib.i shot 8 90
Q bag W .1
sALT-DaIry 8 .; Ohio River g lS.
sNuFF-7Oc; do. In boxes Of SIX dozen $s&S.
TOBAcco-FIm; Manufactured unchanged {;
Navy 6a07Sc; dark los and Ns 0a87Se; bright lOs
and hs To0sOc
TEA-GunpowdcF 81 G091 %; Young Tyson
81 Sb0l co; Black $I61 10.
WOOL-SH049c, according to condition and
quality.
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NEW YORK CITY.
aNp,v Yobv Jr,v {


at the meeting Of the Quarantine Com.
mission yesterday, committee Of mer'
chants, headed by Kirkland, read their
rcmonstrancO against what they regarded
~ the cxorbitant taxes put upon vessels
arriving al tllis port. A spicy discussion
took place between several Of the mer-
chants and Mayors Hall and KalbaaeisCll,
and the Board finally adopted the rates
proposed by DR.. Bell. =
II appears by the report Of the Register
OF Vital Statistics to the Board Of Health
hatltllcl death rate OF this city lNst week
was higher than thAtiOF my correspond
ing week Of the past year. There were
So cases of death from sun.strOke, or other
effects of the heat. A genuine case Ol
ABiatie GhQleTa, which resulted fatally,
occurred In the Eighth Ward. But one
case Of smallpox is reported.
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TIE kid glove Is about TO cease from It's
mission us the emblem Of aristOcracy on
account of detection in prices. Very cx.
CclIcnt kids arc now sold in Paris at thirty
cents u pair, and on Broadway they yrc
marked as low as f1fty cents. rhematkct
is absolutely OverstOcked, md even the
present prices cannot long be maintained
In the trade. In BycnOs Ayrcs tho beg
CUR attends to the profession Of mendi'
cancy on horseback; in New York the
organ grinder need not ply the crank
glOvelCss, and one may expect the apple
women Of City Hall square to don the
symbols Of style speedily at present prices.
Even the editors Of the Two cent papers
begin to indulge in the luxury on extra
occasionS.-Net0 York World.
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AIlerhear Live stock Market.

SASNDeAp S04J As
The market day falling on the annlver-
sary Of the nations Independence, had the
effect of causing little buSlness to be trans.
acted, and that little in the shortest posi-
bic space of time. Buyers and sellers
alike seemed anxious 70 "get through"
with all possible speed, that they might be
enabled 10 join In tue celebration Of the
glorious Fourth, as their lnclinations
prompted them.
The stock Of cattle and sheep was very
light, though as q general thing the quail
itY was rather better. Prices, however,
ruled u shade lower for both cattle and
sheep.
Tie principal supply Of cattle was from
Illinois and Ohio, the sheep coming
from Butler, Mercer, Beaver, Washing
ton, Lawrence and other adjoining cOun.
ties. The average price Of medium to
good cattle was o. 6O@7, COOS 90; sheep
$2 O0@4 90, and lambs 81 COOL 10.
The receipts were 26 car loads against
80 last week. This would indicate the
arrival Of some 500 head, which, added
u the number driven TO the city, would
aggregate about 600.
CATTLE.
The following are a few OF the sales
r,Sda .,InTinSS the I50rnIy,tSs liza iyFINco SI,.
eraSed tII,' indIcatinV The stais ii the iHSTlsl.
+ ThomaS -RinShSm ia head Mercer
county ,,,s steera % c6wo I and hn,Is At an aver.
age Of 90 90.
boSJ f.fr StoctI fTr from n Rsfmont cM,nfw H.
Ohio Ohio to M Ro,bcbilds Al SS On
n Warner ia head of good to prIme
Cl,icagn t1 steaIa AZ IN Sf cen,S and ia
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CALIFORNIA
Important Suit against the Central
Pacific Railroads Charges Of Fraud
and MiSapprOpTiatiOn.

important DuAI 2kAAHDS Guo SUmAtAl
PacifiC RaiIFOad.-ChRrgeS Of Fraud
and MiSapprOpriation.
San FRANCIsCo, July5.
Samuel Brnnnon has sued Leland Stan
fonl aud other directors and officers o.
the Central Pacific and other corpora
tiOns. Hc alleges that lie subscribed and
paid for 200 shares Of Central Pacific
stock and now owns them, that defend
ants subscribed and agreed 10 pay for 05C
shares, but said stock was issued without
q consideration TINT the defendants
illegally acting as directors Of the Central
Pacific, Issued themselves and others large
amounts Of tho stock Of said corporation
without consideration; that the s'lld dt'
rrctors managed tho affairs OF the com
ulny for their Individual benefit, 10 thC
detriment of the other Stockholders
The plaintiff estimates the various
subsidies Of the company at over 1885,
000, 600, and charges that only q part 0l
the same has been leGitimatGly expended
and that ,the directors have wTOngfllly
converted the remainder to their own use
he charges that a contract finance COM
pany was organized under the name Oi
Crocker s. Co, through which the dirrc.
tors let the contracts to themselves in
some instances 200 per cent above the
value OF the work done, the aggregate
profits Of which to the defendants were
seven million. He claims TINT Tie profits
of the contract company should be dfvi.
ded among the stockholders, He gives
the history Of the connection ol Wells
Fargo, Whereby in consideration Of the
exclusive contract 70 carry express pack
ages In bullion, etc., the stock OF Wells
Fargo, ,was natured and half a million Of
tho mGtured stock delivered TO the direc.
tors Of the railroad company. He AYERS
that the Central Railroad has purchased
the property assets Of the Western and
Southern Pacific, San Jose, Alamede
and Oakland railroads and Alameda and
Oakland ferries, and asks the appointment
Of receivers pending the suit, and that the
be restrained from dispoSing
Of the properly Of tho company. Benz. F.
Butler Is one OF tho plaintiff s counsel.
President Stanford, Of the Central Pacific
railroad, in bis answer to the affidavit Of
Samuel BrannOn, says that each and
all the allegations contained therein
nre false, malicious, and without
foundation. He further says that the suit
Is not brought in good faith but for the
purpose Of extorttng money from the
company, and from out Of an old stand.
ing enmity against the railroad, to which
Mr.. Brannon attributes very heavy losses
sustained by an inland express company
Of which lie wns n part owner.
Netherlands exploration expedition
leaves to-day for Oregon and Washing
Ton Territory, and from thence To Alaska,
They expect TO be gone five years.
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SOME years agO a delegation Of promi,
nent Delaware Republicans called upon
President Lincoln and with q due sense oi
their own position to6k occasion to inform
him in the course Of the visit that they
were oil influential citizens, 0ud among
tho "heavy men" Of Tho upper end Of the
State. $50 you arc all from the upper
end of the StateI" reflected Mr.. Lincoln,
with rogulsh twinkle in his eye, and
then with a look Of earnest solicitude In.
ouircd, us there no danger Of the State
fitting Hhilo you are aWnYY III
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ICHHEagaas4EAE ,Gdiyj 6LA {t6le+a5 &om
RGwlins reports the return Of Captain
Dcws. He found camps Of UtG hnn-
dred miles south Of there, and were on
the arpath. The evidences arc that they
are responsible for the recent depredations
committed in that vicinity, Information
from Fettcrman says tho Choyenncs re.
port having killed three white men on
Sweet V Water 4 rlyeE; 1 ! leecn.Iy IatI2,
the Tongue river, north Of FGttermGn,
It's believed outside Of Indian circles that
he Is collecting the different tribes for the
purpose Of going 10 war with the whites.
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The Latest News.
ohio Tenchers, Assoc lalLon.


COLUMBUS, o., JuIY.N
Thescssion Of tho State Teachers AssO-
citation held here to-day has been largely
attended, and It's proceedings were very
interesting. The forenoon session was
consumed by the discussion Of primary
instruction, and the afternoon session BY q
lecture on moral culture, by President
Tappan, Of Kenyon College. Gov. Hays
Is entertaining the teachers tonight.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, July 6.


FLoUR-UnChAnged
-Wheat-Scarce; hardly Any In market;
prices higher: 81 20 was paid for No. /, and ri
The close 81 9S was asked. Corn-FlrmeF at sc;
car lots 8T083c. Oata-UnchRnScd.
COTToN-Dull: mlddlinK 1ac.
PROVISIONs-MeSs Pork and Lard dull and un.
changed; no inquiry. Bulk Meats arc held kC
higher; Shoulder 13c, and sides At lAH0IbA@
IBC. bacon IL held Hc higher; shoulders iSXc;
sides lGK6l7Hc; buyCrB offer Nc lCaS. Sugar
cured Hams 2IkGb&2c.
BUTTER-FIFm for prime; light supply al 500
&c.
EOUB-l3c.
CIIEEsE-Dull; Western Reserve 90loc.
OIIS-Ho change
BHRP CATTLESFlFm and in good demand al
81 00@7 % for common 10 extra.
lIO0a-uiGher At g 60DO IS.
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How TO PRESERVE IcE.-Itis worth
while to know how to keep small piece
q good while. Mako double pocket Of
strong wOolen cloth, no matter how coarse
and faded It Is. Have n space Ot two
inches or so between the inner and outer
pockets, and puck this space as full rs
possible with feathers; any sort Of feathers
will do for the purpose, With q pocket
thus constructed and kept closely tied ut
the mouth, a few pounds OF loo may be
kept a week.
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THE Ohio Salesman wittiIy Says Of
Ackennah: "If Mr. TOombs never got
u chance TO call the roll Of his slaves on
Bunker Hill, he Is partially rccompenscd
by being able to detail member Of his
staff rs The chief law officer to tho admin.
istration Of Grant,
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Philadelphia aIarket.

PHILADELPHIA, JulyB.
FLoUR-Limited demand; superane ut IS OO0
9; extra II $5 2G05 90; extra family a. s. u
0$7 %.
GIN-Whcat-Primc wanted; other grades
dull; Pennsylvania red at 81 4S8i II. Rye
Steady; western at 81 %; STATE q 81 O66f o..
Corn -Quier mixed At 81 COOL 0S. OAtS-Firm.
Fr at 644B5c,
PR0vISIONg-UnchAnged.
OIL-PCtroleum unchanged.
WuIEY-UnehAnEed.
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FOURTH OF JULY ACCIDENT
Forty Persons Injured by a Falling
Platform.

NEW 4Ohh1 V"'J VI
A platform crowded with the children
OF the Roman Catholic Prcsbytery, at
Wcstchcster, N. Y, gave why on tho
evening Of the 4th Of July, as the children
were Witnessing the discharge OF fire
works, and precpitatcd the mass Of hu'
man beings to the ground. Over forty
and several adults were severely,
and some Of them fatally, wOundedi
Among the latter were monk and two
Christian brothers.
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No ONE little incident better illustrates
the political drift respecting disabilities
than the fact that Congressman William
B. Stokes, OF Tennessee, has writtm home
q long letter, justifying himself for intro.
ducing a general amnesty bill, hut con-
tending TINT 1t is mot only sound policy,
but consistent with his whole past course
Of action.
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BALFINORE. July O.
-Wheat-DGII, especially new red WsGi.
cEn, At 81 3ODI g. Unchanged. Oats
Qniet at 60068c.
PRoVnIONT-Mes Pork quiet At 80 TG@SI OO.
Bacon drmeF and moro active; BhouldSF6 Akc;
rib s!des l7c; clear nib I7Xc. HGlns SOG3SHC.
Lard quiet At 16X@t7e.
WnisKT-Sl COOL Of. Y.r.
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Tho Weather Yesterday.

IHs VtFE6'7l UNV0N 1bIt9T1Rh CO.. BuAsFL.
WHEELING, Noon, July 0.
ClnCinnati-Clcar; wind in part 8. e.; thsr. 81
ClGVGlAnd-COndy; wind H.. thGr. 70.
ST. LOuls-ClGar; wind =. W.; thCr. 10.
Washington Cloudy: wind n. O.: ther. 70.
New York-Clear: wind Q, VI; ther. ~.
PhlladelphL Cloudy; Wind j. W; thet, %,
Boston, n iilfld a. vi q ~ -
Pittsburgh Clear; wind "; thbE. ~
Columbus Clear; wind g!GS; tgt. 7e
New OFlcAns-ClcRF; Wind i. MI thoEsM p
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The Social Eyil In 81. Louis.

ST. Louis, July Q.
Tho Council last night passed an ordi.
nance for the regulation Of bawdy houses,
based upon and containing many, provt'
sions Of French, Belgium and other Euro
pcan laws on the subject
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Homicide In Illinois.
CIncAoo. JnlY o.

CHICAGO, July Q.
During drunken quarrel at Otto, sut.
ion county, ILL.,, on Sunday last, 9. man
nanied GTaig shot nuot ther named Brown,
killing him Instantly, The murderer fled,
but was captured by Browns friends and
hung 10 q tree. rl -..4 .
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FORE:IGN. NEWS.
ENGLAND.

W "a LONDON, JulyO,
! Alta special meeting Of tho stoqkh0ld'
crs Of the Great Western railroad OF Can;
ada, to-day, tho directors were authorized.
to subscribe all tho stock In q limo Of
railroad from Glencoe to Buffalo, aud pro
coed Immediately with the construction
Of the road, lf' g.a..i.g sr.
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LONDON, July 0.
Fourth of July a Berlin.

The Fourth of July was appropriately
celebrated here. Mr. Fay presided at II
banquetat which there was large gath
erinG Of Americans. Dispatches from
other German cities report similar testivi-
tics on tho Fourth.
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Massacre of Christians at PeEin.

Tho Morning Put has q telegram, dated
ut Tlcntsin, June 25, giving particulars Of
a terrible massacre Of Christians by the
natives, at PeSin, on the 9lstp pOf. that
month. Tho Count do RoChelQuert, the
French Secretary of Legation, and q NUM-
berot-priests- and -SiseeTS- Mercy were
ruthlesSlys slaughtered. Ehs ;cethedral
Was also buried and q number d Rus
SLAMS were killed. i,tt
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SPAIN.
LONDON, July 6.

A well.informcd correspondent says
Prince Leopold, OF HObenzollcn, llas for.
mally accepted tho Spanish throne. The
English GovGrnmentGpprovcs, but France
still objects.
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IovERNli1NT BoNDs-st1ong and HIGHER.

sTOCKs-Weak and H0X per cent lower.
Western Union Telegraph. &H; Adams Ex.
AK; United States, 46)S; PGcidc Mall. az;
New York Central, 99H; do. scrip S5; Erie, IN;
do. preferred ~; Harlem, 40; ReadIng, 107S;
Michigan Central l20; Lake Shore, l0OH; Illinois
Central, 140K; Pittsburgh, 10gS; Northwestern,
Jersey Central, 16eHi st. PAul, 6gH: do preferred,
Bl1f; Wabash, SIX; do. preferred 70; Fort Wayne,
9iI; Chicago 3 Alton, 1I9H; do. preferred,
1IsK; Ohio q Mississippi, S5J}{; Hartford Erie,
IOR II7k "II.
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New York Money and stock Market.

Tho Wall street market 10 somewhat unsettled.
MONET-RaSy, although in some 9lartSrs there
iG rather more Inquiry; cali loans SOS per cent,
STKRLMQ-109N0iO9X with little demand
for short slight At 1I0k@ @1l0N.
GoLD-StfonG; opGn6d Of l11X; fell to 1l1H,
and closed 1t 11lH@11X, Carrying rates SOS
per cent; borrowing 30IK To dat CleaFanceS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07
Movements or the President.

NEW AOhAP guy "
President Grant passed the day here and
lett tonight for Washington.
Base Ba1l-Mutuals, 10; White Stock
fnrs. " Ei|1' 1tt+t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-07
Thomas Hughes Coming to the U. s.,
New York, July O.

A London special to the Tribune says
Thomas Hughes, NJ. p, Is about making
a three months visit to tho United States.
He vii sail from Southampton in the Bre-
men steamer Damon, on the I'd of August.