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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18
SELLING OF f
At Cost !

'fllE subscriber having on hand AT MS Oiu
i Stand, next door 10 Billings Drug Store,
LARGE STOCK OF TIN IND
,SHEETIRON WARE,
and will supply the community and Farmers
for Hay Making and Harvest at the very low
est prices for Cash or Produce as he is deter
mined to sell CHEAPER THAN EVER. lie
has No. workman and is prepared to make
everything in his line that the community may
want at the shortest notice, ana will do all
kinds of mending promptly. lie will pay par
ticulaT attention TO
TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING.
lie has on hand at all times good supply Of
'SPOUTlNG Of the best material which he will
put up for IL l2 cents per foot, and put on
lin Roofing for SO per square. lie has also
on hand the old lagerstown Cook Stove, I'M
proved. from $50 10 s35, and all kinds Of Heat
Ing Stoves down as low as Sc. OLD CAST
ING taken in trade and the highest price CIV
en-, or Cash will also be paid for Casting. lie
has also the CUCUMBER PUMP for sale, the
very best aud cheapest now in use.
sIS Call and see and you will be sure to
buy. Thankful for past fayors he hopes con-
tnuance of the public patronage will be grant
ed him. and he will try TO please all.
IL He will sell the whole Establishment to
any person who wishes to buy for less sum
than they can start new establishment.
A. A. COOK.
Shepherdstown, Juue IL, 1870. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-18

WALDRON'S Grain L. Grass ScyIhes,
w Snarhes. Whel Stones. Rifles, and
Rskes, for sale by Nc Curdy 8. Duke.
june 4 Chsrestown.
MERCHANTS and others will find 8
Il large stock OF harvest Tinware. al
dc Curly T. Dukes,
June ChsTlestown.
A n additional supply Of Builders Hard
u ware just received and for sale by
NC Curly g. Duke,
June 4 Charleslown.
NOro Oak Hall for Cheap suit Of
VI Clothes II you don't believe il call
in and examine prices.
June 4 Lloyd Licklider.
WRITING Sand 10 cts per paper. a,
w april is Lauck's Book Store.
UTAGELEY'S Grain Cradles with
W WsILron's English Scylhe. for sale
by Nc Cudy f. Duke.
;une IL CharestoSB.
DOR S ock Of Dry Goods is very com.
" plere, and we are constantly receiv-
ins new Goods. Call and examine be-
fore purchasing. for We are offering bar
GAINS. Richard & Uebhans.
100 DOZEN Fruit Cans of our own
lUU manufacture, with Patent Tops.
Tor sale in lots tn sui purchasers. A lib
eral discount allowed to merchants.
ID Nc Curly E. Duke.
june ii Chsfls'io"n'
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1876 Acres,

and is very susceptible OF division, as
there are TWO comfortable DUELLING
HOUSES. and all necessary Out build
ings on different portions OF the farm,
with each plenty OF water and sufficient
Timber for all necessary purposes. The
farm will be sold emlre or divided 10 sult
purchasers There is an abundance Of
good Frui, on the place, and acoui 5
Acres of young thrifty Chestnut suitable
for rails. The land is OF good quality Of
Limestone and very productive. There
are also about FIFTY acres Of frs,
quality of River Bottom belonging 10 The
tract, and by recent explorations album
dance of good Iron Ore has been dscov-
cred on the land making il we'll worthy
the attention Of capitalists. Persons de.
sirous Of purchasing are requested 10 call
on the subscriber on the premises. who
will take pleasure in showing the same
and from whom tie terms can be known.
WIN ORNDORFF.
n. B.-Should the above described
Land not be SOLD privately before The
25TH OF JUNE, next, 1t will on that
day be offered a, Public Sale. in 'front.' Of
the Cour House in Shepherdsio wn, al 2
o o'clock, when the terms will be made
known. w. o.
April 9. 1910. l2w
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned will sell al Public
/ Sale. a, The residence of Joseph Mel
win, near UnionvIle.
On Tuesday, 2lst of June, inst,
The folio wing personal property 10 vii
Three Hogs,
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T SAY NEIGHBOR,

April %, 1870.
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Official News from France and Italy.

Cipher telegrams received by the French
legation in Washington, Thursday, an
n0unccd tremendous uprising ofthepco-
pie, in Paris and neighboring districts,
who were calling for arms, &C., and that
Olivier, late Prime Minister, had to Fly
from Paris to save being lynched by the
citizens aud soldiers. These dispatches
also claim several advantages gained over
the Prussian advance, breaking up their
communications and bringing the French
forces to points'intended for the grind en-
gagement. Minister Berthcmy and the
members OF the legation are enthusiastic
in their opinion Of Marshal Bazaine, and
assert that a few days will prove whether
France and her Generals and army are
vanquishcd or not Upon inquiry at the
office Of the Italian Legation, It was
asccrtalned that the reported calling out
of the Italian army is correct, but for what
purpose is not given. ~
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cavalry charges, in one Of which Gen
Leerand was killed, at tho head Of his di
vision. Gen. Montague is missing. The
Prusian Gems. DOering and Wedel were
killed, and Gems. GroontCr and Won Ranch
were wounded. Prince Albert, Of PruS'
sia, commanding the cavalry, was killed
The following morning we were masters
OF the positlon previously occupied BY
the enemy. On the morning OF the I'm
several c0mbats wilI the rear guard took
place near Gravellotte. The force ofthe
enemy in the battle Of the 10th inst, may nay
bo approximately estimated at 160WO
We have. not yet the exact figures ot oul
losses, :.-ss5S s.% rt-A
The Mania About PTussian Spies.
PARIS, August 70.
The report that the wife Of Le Bouef l.
in Prussia is contradicted. The authorl'
ties continue to arrest suspected parties
Many discoveries have been made Of arms
and papers demonstrating widely OK
tended system Of Prussian spying through
out France Tho public has been greatly
excited by these important developments
and demands imperatively that the sever
eat punishment be meted out to such enc
mics. Dispatches from Brittany, men
lion tho patriotic ardor Of the entire popu
lation. Volunteering in all parts OF the
Empire is constant and enthusiastic.
The Journals this morning says that
nineteen Prussian spies have lately been
arrested, and after 9 trialoE condemnation
BY Council Of War, they were shot al
Fort de Montrouge, among the executions
were five officers Of the enemys higher
staff. who we're arrested some days since In
the plain oil Satory, near Fort Dlyrys
The spies were diguiscd, and were taking
notes of tho plans Of fortihcattonS
More Explanations from PalIkao.
LONDON, August 10.
In the Corps Legislatif last evening
Count dc Palikao. Minister Of War, TOOK
the floor and in response to an inquiry
made an explanation relative to the fact
of Gen. Trochu being declared Governor
Of Paris. The Government regarded 1t as
a wise movement, he said, to contide the
defense Of the city Of Paris to a person
emiuently gualifiedto increase the security
Of Paris IN tho minds OF the citizens. Gen
Trochu will be replaced in command Of
his corps, the reserves were formerly
under his command. Count. do PHlika0
then informed the Corps that it was Ger
tain that the Prussians had suffered severe
" in the late engagements. Their centre
had been especially CRIPPLED. They had
tried to retreat to St. Mihiel but were not
able to effect a junction with the Prince
Royal. The entire regiment of white
cuirassiers under command OF Count
Won Bismarck was totally destroyed
Near Schdelstadt the French peasants At-
tackled detachment OF Prussian dragOOns
and made them prisoners. The Count
then dwclt upon the fact that a dispatch
from a Prussian source made no mention
Of these French victories. The remarks
Of the Minister were received enthusiast
cally-by the delegates.
Peace Negotiations Again.
PARIS, August 10.
1t is believed that preliminary negotia'
tionsof peace are under discussion here
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Martial Powers Conferred on the
French Marine Protects.
The Prussians Won't Treat till
They Get to Paris.
PARIS, August 10.

PARIS, August 10.
The journal 06fciel publishes the fol-
following as having been approved by the
Empress: .a ..
MADAME-Tho ports Of Cherbourg,
Brcst, L'Oricnt, RocheCort and TOulon
having been declared in q state Of siege,
il the letter Of the provisions Of the act of
the 18Th were strictly followed the powers
entrusted to the military authorities by
virtue Of the state of siege should devolve
on the Generals commanding the terrific.
rial divisions within the limits in which
ure found these five ports. As these pow.
crs arc not entrusted to any mari
time authorities, by the terms Of the 2S8th
article except in tho case OF an unforeseen
attack. the present circumstances and
general interest in defense OF the country
demand the abolition Of said articles.
Therefore, after having consultation with
tho Minister of the Marine, / have the
honor TO propose to your Majesty to decree
that the Maratimc Projects be invested
with the extraordinary title Of Superior
Commander Of all troops stationed within
those five military ports.
[Signedl PALIKAo'
LONDON, August 10.
1t is certain that Prussia has refused the
proposition recently made her looking to
an Armistice. She will discuss no propo-
sition outside Of Paris. An analogy ofthe
campaign with the advance on Richmond
issuggCSted.
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Fearful Storm at EyansviIIe, Ind.
EVANSVILLE. August IS.

ANVzAAV1VAE AEI17IsI 7Nt1E1 U9V 1N'
There was q heavy storm Of wind. rain
and lightning here at Q o'clock to-day.
The unfinished steeple Of tile Trinity
Lutheran Church was blown down,
crushing in the roof and side wall OF the
Trinity school house. The damage will
reach $4,000 or $1,000. Noono was hurt,
John Tophill, an old citizen, while
standing in q barn, was struck by lightning
and killed. A barn in Knight township
was struck and burned, together with q
mower, two wagons and crop Of hay.
and one horse was killed. The steeple Of
the Walnut street church was struck, but
only slightly damaged. The sky.light Of
the Opera house was blown down, and
the wharE.boats were grounded.
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Latest About the Fighting
Mt Mars Ia Tours.
A Battle Raging all Day
Thursday
Five Days Carnage Around Metz
The French Claim Important AdVan-
tages and Confidence Of Victory.
Excitement and Enthusiasm in
Paris.
LoNnoN. AugusL 1O-9;9Op =. N

AUNUONI huSusb AZ Wv - N'
The following is the latest from the
seat OF war: "Thcre was fighting oil day
Thursday, near Mars Ia Tour. The latest
French dispatches arc full OF expressions
Of confidence Of victory"
Tho following additional facts Of
Tuesdays fight have been received:
A battalion Of the 78d French rcgl'
ment OF the line destroyed rcgt-
mcnt of German lancerS, capturing
their colors. There were several brilliant
charges made by the French, in one OF
which General Legrand was killed. II
is reported that Prince Albert, command
ing tho Prussian cavalry, was killed, but
this is not confirmed. After close con-
tliCt the French arc occupying the Prus'
sian position. It Is said the French force
engaged numbered $4,000. There was
severe fighting on the 18th, near Gravel
lott. The Emperor is still at Rheims.
The ground between Metz and Verdun,
has been the scene Of constant carnage
PARIS, August 49,
There Is intense excitement and en-.
thusiasm at the news of tho repeated
French victories. The streets are full ot
professions and crowds Of people roaring
the Marsellaisc. Notwithstanding the
great excitement there has been no dis
order.
It is said OH good authority that the
Minister Of finance will open National
loan on Monday.
J.. ''',.7S, LONDON, August 10.
The collective note of Austria and Eng
lind dissuading France from expelling
German residents has been ineffective.
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senator Trumbull on the War.

l., Senator Trumbull now in Washington
yhas beeu.interviewed. He is thus report
ed:
In relation to the war, Senator Trum-
BULLS oHthe opinion that the PrusSians
viii not reach Paris He thinks the
French people are now aroused to their
situation, and that they will have mil
lion men in the field in q short time He
thinks, however, that the Prussian forces
will retire TO their own country, and the
French will not advance, and that then
peace may be brought about. He says
that the war can be Of no possible benefit
to this country. 1t has already destroyed
our emigration schemes in tho West, and
caused heavy losses TO the land specu-
lators in that section Of the country. It Is
fight of despots, and the people lot both
Germany and France will bc the losers.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, August 10,

FE6uE-Dull; family 80 OO0G25.
GRAIN-WhGlt-Dull at 81 1901 %; demand
light and prices dropping. Conl-Firm At iBl
S0c: OatS=Flrm; new 400ASc; gid ooDS6c, Ryt
higher; fall 81 l06I Is. ,
CoTToN-Flrm and shade higher; mIddlilE
foHAcco-Flrm and in good demand at 81 Of
WHTKr-Dull, closing with no buyers at bet
ter than 9lc.
b28 80, Bulk Meats neglected at 1Sc and loG ask
ed Bacon ID In moderate demand; shoaIosI1
l4Hc; sides l7Dl7&c. Lard 10 ~ moderate nc
mAnd At l5l(c for kettle rendered.
CnEEsE-Quiet a. l&1l4c.
oMsHIIpSeSd 0il 81 O9Sl %. Lard OIL un
changed at 81 IT0l " for current make
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The Latest News.
Dangerous Illness of Commodore
Vanderbilt. T.

NEW York, August IL.
This evening as Commodore Wander
biIt was about entering his room at Con,
grcss Hall, Saratoga, lie fell in IN appO
lrctic fit. He was Immediately carried ir
the room and medical aid was summoned
Two physicians from this city have gont
up. No one Is allowed to see Mr. Wander
bilt and the physicians arc constantly a
his bedside. Every effort Is being made
to keep the affair quiet and hush 1t up. Il
is supposed that the excitement OF thC
races brought it on. From allfappcar'
ances the Commodore lies in very pre-
carious condition. His family have beer
summoned 10 his bedside.
New YORK, August 10.
The following dispatch has just been re-
ceived at this office:
SARATOGA, August 10.
Commodore Vanderbilt Is about in his
usual health, and will leave for New York
this afternoon. '''n.-
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END OF THE AONAPARTEs-THE EMPRESS
EN- ROUTE TO ENGLAND-LoUIs Fol-
LOWING.
LONDON, Midnight, August 1S.
We have it on high authority, fresh
from Paris, that it Is the universal Convic.
tion there that the NapOleoniC dynasty Is
ended. The Empress, having packed up
and dispatched all her valuables, includ-
ing pictures of inestimable price, has left
for England ria Belgium. It Is believed
the Emperor is also on the way TO this
country on the same track. He does not
dare return to Paris. Prince Napoleon
has fled to Italy with his family.
dRAMoST AND GLADSTONE NEGOTIATING
AS TO PEACE.
LONDON, August 18.
Prince Murat hNs not yet returned to
the army, but continues 10 pass between
the Duke Dc Gramont md Gladstone,
having already crossed the channel sever
al times. There Is 10 doubt he is the
bearer Of negotiations which look to peace.
THE PRussTAN VANGUARD NEARER CHA
IONS THAN BAzAGNE' 8 ARMY IS.
Special 10 he Tribune.
LONDON, August 1S.
Our special correspondent writes from
Chaluns, Monday: This is the Emporor's
birthday, but there arc no tetcs. The
alarm was sounded this evening at ten
o'clock, and the artillery put in motion,
and went forward to Bleome, but there
they found the railway cut and tcll buck.
No railway communication now exists
between ChalOns and either Metz or Yer
dun. We don't know where the French
main body Is, but the Prussian vanguard
Is nearer ChaIons that Bazaine Is. There
Is mo- forces here capable Of resisting the
attack. Thus far nothing but cavalry Is
heard Of, and that yesterday was within
twenty-five miles of ChNIOns, and destroy
Ing the railways al will.
600 900 PRUssTANs ON FRENCH SOIL, AND
AS MANY IN RESERVE.
Our special correspondent writes from
the head quarters of the Second Prussian
Army Corps, Friday, August l9th
Should the French not accept battle out
side Of Metz two corps will beleit to mask
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
A GruwI from the Russian Bear.
Growing Jealousy Of Prussia.
Exhibition Of the Feeling at
Moscow.
Repression OF German Inhabitants in
the Baltic Provinces
The Sick Man Of Turkey
Alarmed.
The Royal Prince and Princess OF
England Hostile to Prussia
The Royal Prince and Princess OF
England Hostile to Prussia
NEW YoRK, Aug. 10

New YoRK, Aug. 10.
The RorlFs special correspondent tcle
graphs that the news from Russia Is al
most menacing. There was demonstra'
ton yesterday Of students at Moscow
against Prussia, and the repressive meas
ures OF the Russian authorities against
the German and Lettfcll inhabitants O
Esthonia and Courland (provinces border
ing on the BaltEc)are reported to be increas
ing in severity, 81 't, . @
Active negotiations, the purpose oI
which is unknown, are going on between
St. Petersburg and Vienna.
Aspecial agent from Constantinople
dispatched BY the new Turkish Ministry
Is daily expected in London.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales are
unusually harmonious in their almost
open sympathy with the French. The
Princes feeling Is believed to rest upon
his great dislike Of his brOther.in.law
the Crown Prince Of Prussia.
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Register To-day.

This is the last day the township reg
istrars are obliged to make registrations.
They may close their books this evening,
No one who is not registered should let
to-day pass without attending to It.
There arc doubtless some registered for
the municipal election last winter who
are not on the registration for County and
State elections. Ifyou have any doubt
that you are properly REGISTERED for the
October election, see to it at once.
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THE COMING GERMAN EMPIRE.
King William will De.
malld to be Made En-
perOr of Germany.
The other Prussian Demands
I. for Bases Of Settlement.
ACQUISITION OF ALsACE AND LORRAINE
Restoration Of the orleanists on
. sa the Throne Of France.
NEW YoRk, Aug. 10.

. ...- g' AVE-" @OhNt &A1k9' S"'
The, 1SIeqram's special says:
"The demands Of the King Of Prussia
arc stated to be, first, that lie be declared
Emperor of Germany; second, that the
province Of Alsacc, together with the city
Of Strasburg, be given to the Grand
Duchy OF Baden; third, that Bavaria re-
ceivc full money compensation in consid.
Grafton Of her services and expenses in
the war; fourth, that Napoleon Ill. be
deposed, and that an Orleans Prince 'e
placed upon the throne Of France. The
feeling in England anl Germany is in
favor Of these conditions,
"AdviCeS received here from COpCnla'
gen this morning inform us that the
French blockade Of the Baltic ports has
been declared effective. Ten days are
allowed for oil vessels running out"
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baltimore Market.

~" BALTIMORE. August 10.
FIOUR-DUll and fvOrs buyers: western 8u.
perane g T506 2S extra So 5097 %; family
GRGIN-Wheat- Quiet; western. rcd 81 400
9O99Sc. Oats-l6647c. Rye-eO@8Sc.
PRovIEIONs-M Pork dull at $50 80. Bacon
quiet; rib sides 11Ke;. clear rib 1s6cs shoulders
i6Ac. Hams 96e. Lard dull at i7617Tc,
WmsKY-Flrm at 9769SC. fi nj
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QuEBEC, August 10.
Fair at IndianapoliS.
INDIANApoLIa. Angus

INDIANAPOLIS, August IV'
The first annual exhibition Of the 1ndt.
annapolis Agricultural, Mechanical and
Horticultural Association, that common
ces September Sd, and continues through
out the week, promises 10 be tho most
successful exhibition the kind ever held
in the northwest. Tho premiums are un'
preccdcntly large.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NM YoRK, Augu1t 10.


Wall street was this morning thrown into
state OF agitation and excitement BY tumor
from Troy that Commodore Vanderbilt had been
seized With an apoplectic at at Saratoga, from
which It was doubtful II he would recover. 1he
news produced, for time, severe panic In the
stocks In which 1t was known tho Commodore
was largely interested, and weak holders made
haste 10 realize At whatever price they would
bring. The downward course was not arrested
untif New York Central had sold down to OK,
scrip to 86IS, and Lake Shore 10 90i{-a decline
Of from to per cent, compared with last
nights prices. Subsequently a positive, denial
OF the story resulted RtOncC In better feeling and
recovery In prices. .-. 80.
collatralS, with tho bulk transacted at higher
rates on goTernmentH; loans at 405 per cent;
business paper 749 per cent
FoREION RxCHANGE-Wcak; good bankers
bills, German, said to be against bonds, were Of
fered at 4 per cent below tho regular quotations,
prime bankers ask OK per cent, but sales were
made at gk per cent.
GoLp-hiGrket devoid Of animation; rates paid
for baancescarrled 8H per cent TO fiat for borrow:
Ing, which Indicates that shorts freely covered
their contracts; all sales OF the dayRt tlG0Il6A,
closing at lI6H bid and ll6H asked. CloaranceS
kAR 006 mn ..f
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EDUCATIONAL.
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FEMALE COLLEGE [!
Ii@!aN S. arTH Git ~ ..GId d
ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT,

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THE COLLEGE RDIFICE Is spacious brick
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lighted by gas, heated by warm air and well sup
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THERE ARE SIX DEPARTMENTS In the
College, Instruction In all s thorough and pFae-
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Maps, Charts, Cabinets, etc. a..
Among other advantages are LHctttFes, Musledt
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Room, Normal Department, dc.
'"N MUSIC, .'2'HI'h"
Special attention will be devoted 10 tho De.
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THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT. Is under
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No pains will be spared 10 make this department
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All our terms arc modGrate-e. G. Board, fur.
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For Catalogue Gust isuuOdj Or further lnfOrma.
'' Susl.d&w.s REv. WIN MORTON.
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A PARIS dispatch yesterday announced
that Marshal BAzA1NE "holds hisground."
That Is exactly what is the matter with
him. SHo-has bean trying to let go since
last Sunday and can't do it. PRINCE
CHARLES and srErNMETz won't let him.
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Philadeiphla Market. !.

PHILADHLPHIA, August ~.
FLOUR-GrcAtly depressed and taYOfs buyers;
superhnO Is 6005 70; extras s 67)EGG Is; Ohio
$7DT 20; iancy q 7509 90. 7
CRAM -Wheat-VeFy quiet; western 81 400
Is. Rye-95c9Sl 06. Corn-DuIl: mixed 80
095c. OAts-Dull; new bO169c: old $4,000.
PETHOLEUM-Quiet; crude i5X9l6c, and re-
WI WaiSKr-ouice western CSC.