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Boss Tweed in Uniform.

New York, Nov. 30.
After being taken to Blac!lwell's Island
yesterday, Tweed was asked the usual
questions by the recording clerk, to which
he answered that he was 80 years of age,
occupation statesman, no religion, but as
his family are Protestant, he was entered
as such, He weighed 2G3 pounds was
taken to the BATH thoroughly cleansed,
then had his head shaved in penitentary
style, and was arraycd in a full striped
uniform.
lie had two letters from New York city
physicians recommending that he be placed
in the hospital, but afteran examination by
physicians he was remanded to common
cell like all other felons, numbered b.
The jacket given him to wear is known in
the penitentiary as Larceny Jacket -
His son staid with him till he was led away
to his cell, when he and few friends and
reporters left the island.
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OBITUARY. BY referring to the proper
column will be seen the sad announcement
of the death of Levi b. Southland, son of
Mr.. L. b. Southard of this place. 1t was
not many weeks since that we published
the announcement of the marriage
of the young man whose I'M
timely death we now record. The de-
ceased has been for some three years past
in the employ Of the Central Vermont
Railroad Company in their general freight
Office at st. Adams. Some three weeks
ago he was attacked with paralysis, losing
the control of his physical powers and
prostrating him completely. He was then
brought to Rutland where he died on Sat
urClay last at the age of twenty-five years.
lie was acknowledged to he an excellent
accountant, an expert penman aud pos
scsscd of much business tact in the dis
charge of his duties in the office. His
young wife and bercaved parents have the
sympathy of their many friends in their
sudden ailliction.
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Concessions from Spain,

PARIS, Nov. 20.
Dispatches from Madrid announce that
Spain has made concessions satisfactory to
the American government, and that Minis
ter Sickles has received orders to suspend
preparations for the departure of the lega-
ton. CASTELAR, was only embarrassed for
fear of popular reaction against conces-
sions. Spain will restore the Virginius and
the surviving prisoners and apologize, leav-
ing the question of indemnity to arbltra-
ton. General Sickles will probably resign
soon, fearing that settlement will be inse-
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Cuban Expressions.

New York, Nov, 80
The Cubans here are much depressed at
the peace news. The Spaniards are evil
IDENTIFY Disguised
At a meeting of the Cuban Junta last
evening the belief was expressed that in
Cuba Castelar's orders would be disregard
ed by the officials in power.
In the event of Gov. Buriell refusing to
comply with the instructions of the home
government preparations will be commenc-
ed by the Cubans to put the island in the
best possible state Of defence.
News from Havana is anXiously looked
for by the Cubans.
Senior Cisneras announced the receipt of
5000 from the friends of the Republic in
Berlin, and the meeting adjourned.
A Norfolk special says
SAILED.
Tho steamer Dispatch sailed to-day for
Key West.
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RoBBERy.- tailor named Murphy, in
the employ of Il. NJ. Smith on Center
street, was robbed of nearly all his cloth
ing on Friday night last. Murphy rooms
at Mrs. Fillmore's, and on awaking Satur-
day morning found his clothes gone, even
to the shirt, with two oyercoats, beside the
remainder of his suit The whole is worth
some 800. 1t is suspected that certain
boarder who went away from the house
that night is the guilty party, and his
whereabouts will be looked after
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Fires.

New York, Nov. 30.
Buildings Nos 1853 to 100, Canal street,
New Orleans, burned yesterday loss $780,
600
The planning mill of Livingstone X Coz
East st. Louis, with a half million feet OF
lumber, burned yesterday, loss on mill,
S12, 900; no insurance. Lumber insured
for $4,000.
MONTREAL, Nov 20,
The tobacco factory, machinery and
stock, owned by W. Smith Il Co., on
Queen street, was almost completely de-
stroyed by fire this morning; total loss
about $50, 900 on the stock and machinery;
insured for 100000
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From New York.
NEW York, Nov. so.
FIRE

NEW York, Nov. 80.
FIRE.
A fire this morning damaged buildings
Nos. 81 and SO Front street to the amount
of $50 900. w. II. Popham, lard manu-
facturer, occupying No. 81 loses $4,000.
INVESTIGATION.
Hon. NJ. Spier, the commissioner APP
pointed by Coy. Dix to investigate the
charges against District Attorney Bushon
of Brooklyn, will commence his duties to-
morrow.
EpIZOOTIC SCARE.
1t is stated that the epizootic has appear
ed again among the horses of the car and
stage routes, but there has been as yet no
interruption of business therefrom.
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Fernando Wood Democratic Candidate
BOSS" TWEED IN UNIFORM.
Special to the GLOBE.
Burglary at Bennington.

BENSINGToN; Nov. 30.
About eight this morning G.. i. Sibley
discovered that his clothing store on Main
street. had been entered by burglars last
night. and considerable ready cloth
inc. tore,her with about one dollar in cur
rency, taken by the thieves. They broke
out pane of glass in the front door, then
entered and went out of the back door,
which they unlocked and Shut. No clue
to the thieves d.
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aleW advertisements.
& II f r | + F'S S A L T..

& II T. r + + 5 5 A l. Il.
KNOW ALL MEE, that have this day levied
two executions, in my hands, Tor collection,
and directed to me, TO VIII
one In favor OF the National Bank of Poultney
and the other In favor OF Merritt Clark OF said
POultney, both against Farrand Parker OF Cas-
Teton, In the county OF Rutland, ana Issued
from Rutland County Court, September Term,
A. d. 1873 upon all the undivided right, title,
and interest OF the said debtor Parker, In and
to the personal estate pertaining 10 the marble
quarry and works. known as the Parker, ellison
x Dewey marble quarry and works, situate IN
West Rutland, In the town aud county or Rut-
land, Including Derrcks and Hosting appara-
ttls and fixtures two stone Cutting or Cham
neling Machines Drills and all quarry tools
ana machinery connected with the quarry, and
Mills, and Shops except what belongs To the
real estate, ON said premises.
Also, all the marble quarried ana In blocks In
and about said premises also, all the marble
sawed, and manufactured, or In process OF man
ufacture, including as aforesaid, all the said
debtor Farrand Parkers interest and title In
and TO all the personal property upon said
premises.
And the same | shall sell at public vendue
upon the said quarry premises In said West
Rutland, In said town OF Rutland, on the l4th
day OF December A. ID. 1873, NJ two o'clock IN
the afternoon, to the highest bidder therefor 10
satisfy said executions and the officers legal
fees and charges thereon agreeably TO law.
Dated at said Rutland this 2gth day OF Noyem-
WIN. NJ. FIELD,
Sheriff OF the County of Rutland.
decldtd.
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'EO-Day's Globe.

FIRST PAGE.-'Literature in the Home
an interesting and instructive article.
SECOND E.-Editorial-T Nirgini-
US Affair-The Settlement with Spain
Gen. Shermans Speech. A Murderer's
Suicide.
THIRD PAGE.-Noticcs 49, Dashes - The
Crane Defacation-Ot Local Matters
Marriages and Deaths-Lates Telegraph
FOURTH PAGE.-A Story entitled, "Thc
Golden Idol, or the Enchanted Tree"
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New YORK, Nov. 30
At the burning of Ingersoll's boat-yard
last night the boat Red White and Blue
which made trip across the ocean. and
the balloon boat, were burned.
ARRIVED.
Arrived, the steamer France, from
Liverpool, and the Gladis, from London.
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Feeling in Havana.
New York, Nov. 9.

New YORK, Nov. 90.
a member of Los Argos de Cuba, who
came from Santiago De Cuba by the City
of Meride, attended meeting last night
and stated that when he left Havana the
volunteers were strengthening the fortiflca-
tons -Four hundred additional guns, it
was reported, had been mounted on Moro
Castle, and large number of them are of
the Krupp manufacture. Everyone in the
city cvnced determination not to make
any concessions.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that l have re-
tired from the firm of futile & Rcdington,
and from all business connected with the
Rutland Herald.
l.. w. REDINGTON.
Rutland, December I, 1873.
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California Politics.

SAN FRANolsCo, Nov. 20.
1t is belieyed among politicians that Ex-
Governor lIaight, anti-railroad democrat,
will be elected for the unexpired term OF
Senator Casserly, and that Gov. Booths
prospects succeed Mr. Haight are assured
by Mr.. Casserly's resignation
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New Advcrtiscmcn


Board of Village Trustees at Village Hall at
100
Klllngton Lodge No. 90, l. o. o. F.. at odd
fellows Hall, GLOBE Block.
Young Mems Christian Association at their
Hall, Buffums Block, at 7.45.
Union Hook and Ladder Company monthly
meeting at $50.
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New York STOCK ana Money Market.

LATEST MONETARY.
Gold opened at 1Osrs closed at l0o
Government bonds are dull.and little weaker
from yesterdays quotations.
State bonds quiet.
Money loaned at per cent.
Stocks are active with higher figures than at
the opening for some, weak for others.
The following are the closing quotations
Where blanks occur there were no blds.l
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Nov. Bird, \. /. 1878.
CHARLES II. CONGDoN,
w. II. BoND,
J. c. WILLIAMS,

WALToNs VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874.
The only Vermont Register published
Single copies, by mail, 10 cents. Address
GLOBE Paper Co., Rutland
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Chapped hands, face, rough skin, pmples,
ring worm, salt-rhcum and other cutaneOuS af-
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar soap, made
by Caswell, Hazard Co., New York. BE GER
tain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, as there are
many limitations made with co 1inOn Tar which
are worthless, nOv2id&w4w
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WANTED at Allen e Drews, five good
coat makers. None but first-class workmen
need apply, as we want only those who
can work on fine custom clothing.
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MAILS ARRIVE.

Harlem Extension way, l0.05 p H.
Eastern way, 22O y. IN.
Troy way, 400 p. IN.
Troy, 1.I0 n. m, 11.45 a. IN. and 400 y. IN
Albany II i5 Il. H., 4.& ana 80 p. N.
Boston, 1.40 a. IN. and $50 p. IN.
CanadaS 1910 n. IN.
Northern way, 1l.32 n. IN.
Burlington, 12.4O and l1.32 Il. IN.
Saratoga way, 1l.45 a. m.
New York, I AS Il. IN. and i.b3 p m.
Connecticut River way. $40 p. IN.
Woodstock way, (stage) II. 80 q. IN.
Chittcndcn, CTuesdays and Saturdays 1880 am.
Stockbrldge STAGE, 1890 p. IN.
sg-Malls Will be promptly closed at the speci-
feed hour; all letters deposited in the street
boxes will be collected at S.45 and 11.O0 a. H..
1910, 1880, eco and last collection for all night
mails, at 900 p. IN. All letters deposited In the
Letter Box at the Depot viii be collected by
Route Agents 1--WE minutes previous to the de
parturc of each mail train
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For the Middle and Eastern states low
temperature, northeasterly winds, increas-
rs cloudy weather and occasional Train in
former
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DENNlsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and StatiOners
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
tune23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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Post OFFICE.
MAILS CLOSE.

Harlem Extension way s.45 a. m, ana 2Co p. M.
Eastern way, 1l.40 a. IN
Troy way, 12.40 p. m.
Troy 1910 p. m, 24O p m, ana $50 p. III.
Albany, 1910 p. IN, 240 p. m, ana $50 y. VA
Boston, 11.40 a. m, and $3.50 p. N.
Canadas, 1.l5 p. IN.
Northern way, 200 p In.
Burlington, 200 p IN. ana $50 p. IN
Saratoga way, 2.40 p. IL.
Ne York, 2.40 p. m. and $50 p. IN.
Coz necticut River way, $50 p. IN.
Woodstock way, Stage 100 u. IN.
Chttenden, (ruesdays and Saturdays 800 p. m.
Stockbrldge stage, 100 p. IN.
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NEW YORK. NOV. 20.
CoTToN.-Market is quoted at lGhc for new
FLouR.-'ihe market is quoted rs Toe better.
Receipts 81, 900 bbls. Sales $4,000 bbls. superllne
State and Western ut 5,9O@d.35; common to
choice extra state s6.i0aI.i0; common To choice
extra Western sG.65@II5 common to choice
Il. H. o. s6.759s.S0.
RYE FIouR.-Market is firm and scarce.
Sales 200 bbls at Si.35a $50.
GRAIN.-Market Is quiet lie better, Receipts
$1,000 bu. sales $4,000 bu. at Hal 30 for
No Chicago ,i q 80 for No. Milwaukee
RYE-The market is quoted as being nominal.
Receipts 300 bush, Sales bush. Western
and state quoted mt 90c.@96.
CORS-Market is quoted ilrmer. Receipts 49,
900 bushels. Sales OF G0.OOO bushels at &c
@oOc for prime mixed western ailoat; 70 for
store
BARLEy.-Market is quiet without change.
Receipts 2l,OOO bushels sales 10000 bu.
OATs.-Market is quoted quiet. Receipts $4,000
bushels, Sales $4,000 bush. at 5'd56c for new
Western mixed ailoat; 5IG5sc for white Wes-
tern.
st4, 25d IA so for new mess; - for Old mess.
Beef quoted dull. The market for cut meats
LHRp.GMarket is quiet and firm. Sales 900
tierces SIC for old steam 4; sGs1sc Tor Kettle
rendered.
BurTER.-The market is quoted at32a34c. for
selected state.
CHEEsE.-Chcese Is quoted at l3E@l9Ac for
fine lots state factory.
WnlsKEY.-The market is quoted at Ole
per gallon lrte.
EGGs-The market is firm and quoted at
oslo for fresh.
PErRoLEuM.-Is quoted at DC. for crude; 1890
1875 for refined.
GoAL.-Domestlc is quoted at $4,000
per ton per cargo.
LEATHER.-Market Is quoted dun. Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light To heavy weights
quoted at 2TH@30c. California do at 0OG O0c.
WooL.-Market Is quoted as without any de
cided change In the price and is rather more
steady. Domestic fleece at i9@5ic pulled at
3SG42.
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Railroad In Trouble.

SAN FRANoIsoo, Nov. 30.
One hundred men were discharged by
the contractor on the railroad between
Turco and Tacoma, Washington Territory,
without having been paid, and they have
armed themselves and gone to the end of
the track and notified the workmen that no
more work shall be done until their claims
are settled. Forty men were driven away,
and the workmen are doing considerable
damage by filling cuts of the track, and the
work has been stopped.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BURGLARY AT BENNINGTON.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN CU8A

SPEAKER BLAINE RENOMlNATED'
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Weather Probabilities,
PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE }
CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WAsnINGroN, :
ID. c., Nov. 30, 1878 =. NJ. y
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-10
The Great Show.
IErom the St. Louis pemocrat.l

From the ST. Louis DehlOcfat.I
'This company is rightly named
Americas Exposition of Wonders
Their museum, menagcric and circus
are replete in every particular, andpos-
sess unusual attractive features that
tend to make their exhibitions the best
and most valued we have ever wit
messed. The management have eXhib-
tied their good sense in securing, in adj
dition to the most famous and ccle-
bratcd arena artists, various special fea-
lures that really make their consolida-
ton the most novel of all travelling ex-
hibitions. The arena is deserving of
special mention-the riding of Robin
son and his sons, the wonderful acts of
Katie Stokes, the feats of Leopold and
Geraldine, are really wonderful. Thus
far we have criticised only the fea-
lures usually witnessed with travel
ing companies, but the novelties really
make this show most celebrated.
"Let us say few words about them
1t has a miniature circus, embracing
thirty beautiful children, with NJ many
diminutive ponies; then with what de-
light the audience witnessed the pan
tomimc pageant of Cinderella. These
are attractions we have never wit
messed with any canvas exhibition
heretofore. The Indians are a source
of much amusement. The air ship at
tracts great attention. In fact, the
management of the Great Chicago
Show have in reality taken-a new de-
parture.' They have retained only the
best features of circus aud menagcrie,
ard have spared no expense in gather
ing in one vast combination series of
really novel and attractive features,
that tend to make it the very best
combination that has ever visited II.
Louis"
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CUBA.

HAVANA, August 0,--Tho Elgano
Figaro, the new Republican paper, has
appeared,
A Spanish telegram from Puerto
Principe announces the destruction OF
n large abandoned encampment Of the
enemy, near Scranton, In Hnlqut.
Ten persons presented themselves from
the cnemy's camp, bringingwith them
the head Of the late insurgent chief,
Colonel Jose Annas. Fears are enter
tanned that the news from Spain will
cause reaction in Porto Rico. There
is n feeling Of discomfort manifested
throughout the islands.
Advices from st, Thomas to the ith,
report heavy rains.
Advices from Port au Prince to July
oath, state that the Chambe had moi
been opened. No session is likely "a
be held this year, the government APP
pretending trouble if they met,
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FOREIGN.
INSURRECTI IN THE SpANISH
CAPITAL.
Carllsts Concentrating Before BrazO

MADRID, August 9.--On yesterday,
while the Republicans of Madrid We're
attempting to organize demonstration
in opposition to the Carlists, they were
attacked by a body of citizens, who dis
persed the assemblage, destroyed The
red flags and beat the bearers of obJec-
tionable colors.
Arrangements for the restoration of
the national authority in Salamanca
have been conducted between a depu-
tation from that city and the Govern
ment, but the conditions have not been
made public
BARCELONA, August 9.-rhc Carlsts
are concentrating before Bra2o, the
capital of the Spanish province of that
name, and making preparations for an
attack on the city.
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TEE FIRE ETEND.
Another Devastating Fire in Portland
Another Issue of Nutmcgs Necessary

PORTLAND, Me-, August "a large
fire is raging on the Galtsea wharf.
The steamer Dirigo has been burned to
the waters edge. The Boston boats
and the steamer Chase are in great
danger. The sheds of the New York
steamers are all burned.
LATER-2:l5 Z. M.,-lhc steamer
Montreal is burned.
$50 +. NT,-The fire is spreading rap
idly all over the Galtsca, and the At
lantic wharf is burning. The wind is
now from the west, and the fire may
keep of the shore. The steamers now
burning are the Dirigo, Montreal and
Chase.
STILL LATER. The fire isnow under
control, and no further danger is appre-
hended.
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GENERAL NEWS.
BLOODY FIGHT BETWEEN THE
"fRIENDLIES."
"Sons of the Moon" in DlfIleulty

OMAHA, August "a dispatch from
Elm Creek, Nebraska, states that, on
Tuesday morning, while a party of
Pawnec Indians We're hunting near
Republican river, on Blaclwood Creek,
they were surprised and attacked by u
large body of Sioux, and bloody fight
ensued, resulting in the defeat of the
Pawnees, who lost about one hundred,
comprising some Of the best men of
the tribe, and most of their horses,
guns and game. The Pawneos were
pursued thirty miles and only escaped
when night came on.
SAN FRANCISCO, August "a COM
pany of Chinese laborers, working on
the narrow gauge railroad near Brcvia,
were attacked yesterday by crowd { I
drunken white men, who tore down
their tents, and stoned and dubbed
the Cinnamon, who fled like sheep
into the neighboring hills. All work
was suspended. Several of the assailed
lahore. 5 were subsequently found miles
away from the place of labor.
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A Curious Gem from Lake superior.

A Curious Gem from Lake superior.
DIR. Van r. Rich, of Oswego county,
n. ", has in his possession one of the
most curious gems that has over come
before the attention of uonnoisscnrs,
aud f. pronounced by jewelers. and
others to be among the most exquisite
of natures productions. Experts in
gems have been puzzled to give 1t n
distinct name. 1t was found 10y HUI
ron Indian on the shores of Lake SUI
perior, and Is compound of four
classes OF stones agglomerated together
so as to constitute a perfect gem of rare
beauty. The stones comprised in it
are agate, cornelian, pirite and crystal.
Among the other curious features Of
this remarkable stone are the appear
ance on each side, as if from the hand
of an engravrr, ola miniature crown,
the clearly defined forms of blacl;
and tan dog, the head of an owl, the
tracings of the shores Oflittle lakes, and
other remarkable phenomena rarely,
ifcver, found In stones of any kind,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-07-11
BY TELEGRAPH

State Educational Association.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July 10.-The State
Educational Association, today elected
Prof. Gilaersleeve of the University of Vir-
GINA, President
Young yyaiworth la the State
PeniteHtiary.
New YORK. July 10.-Youug Walworth
on his way to the State prison at Albany,
met his mother on the train. He kept up
his spirits, and when receiving his striped
prison suit, said, Il look as if had base
ball suit on.
New York Affairs.
New YoRK, July 10. "A woman, known
to have been connected with the Gocdwich
tragedy, has been arrested but refuses to d.
vulge anything.
The paintings in the Governors room are
advertised--to be sold for debt of S140, 900
against the city.
The sum of sl49, 900 in specie was ship
ped to Europe, to-day.
- Two officials Of the Pennsylvania R. R.,
have been arrested for collision with con-
ductors to rob the company.
Commercial.
Baltimore, July 10.-Flour, steady;
wheat, quiet and unchanged +; corn, firm
Southern, 80 to IS oats, 55.
Amos Westcott, a dentist and man OF
science, committed suicide at Syracuse N.
Y, July 9Th.
New York July 10.-Flour, firm wheat
quiet corn, advancing.