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PHILADELPHIA
Jay Cooke s. Go.

CHICAGo. July l6.-Bcforc Register
Mason to-day the examination Of the
affairs Of Jay Cooke * Co., bnnkrupts,
bv the counsel for the creditors was be-
gun. Jaw Cooke was first examined.
He referred the counsel to the books Of
the firm for most of the information
they desired Mr.. FahncStock, III"
senior partner of the firm resident Of
New York, said that at the time Of the
suspension the firm Of Jay Cooke Il Go.
were indebted to Jay Cooke, McCulloch
& Go. The latter firm held no collateral
to secure this Indebtedness. JAY Cooke
& Co. were solvent on September 18th
and inSovcnt on September 18th. caused
BY their inability to raise the funds 10
meet the demands
The chief cause was advances made 10
the Northern Pacific railroad. All these
advances were made by advice Of Jay
Cooke. The witness frequently objected
to this class of investment. "proPo>I-
ton was ever made BY the firm to "y-
change Northern Pacific railroad bonds
for real estate. The Philadelphia house
was largely indebted 10 the New York
house. Witness also demonstrated against
this. The examination will be resumed
on Friday.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July IG-Flour-Quct and
unchanged. Whcat-Firm and u shadc
higher; No 2 spring ~ l3nl l3.;
closed at / IL spot; l2lAl Is seller
July; ! 90 seller August. Corn-Dull;
No. . mixed GI inG2c, closed nt Gljc bid
for spot and seller July; GlaGlIc seller
August. Oats-Firm; No 2 BOZ; few
.ales at 52nb2ic spot; I9a5Oc seller July;
BIC seller August Ryo--Firm at u ~
bid on spot Bsrlcy--DulI and nominal.
Pork-Dull; opened at sI9 10 and closed
at ~ % spot and seller July 10 10 bid,
seller August. I.ard-Dull nj . 33a
II 81 spot, seller July aud AugrDI
Whisky-9jC.
On the call of the Board this after.
noon corn closed steady at G2aG2!c seller
July; Glic, seller August. Wheat
Quiet at I3t, seller July O9tc, seller
August
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Recognition Of the Spanish
Republic.

The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Times contains the following: VA
rious French papers reproduce cores
pondcncc in which it is stated that efforts
lately made by Marshal Ferrous have
incrc; d, the chances of recognition Of
the spanish Republic by England,
Germany and Russia. According to
private information sent from Madrid,
SAYS one of these letters quoted
in to-days Repmbiaqu. Francois
Marshal .Scranno is determined
TO have also made known to these three
powers his Sintcntion to claim from France
an indemnity of at least 250,OOO,Wm
francs when the Republicans shall hsv"
gained II decisive victory over the Car
lists. The ground for this claim will b"
the support lent the Carlists by France.
The Government Of Marshal Mac
Mahon has, perhaps, the will but not
power to prevent the French Legitimists
from assisting the Spanish Carlists, and
it appears probable that on this subject
question Of international law will be
raised, destined to be examined
and resolved by an international Con-
prpSS.
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Monmouth Races.

MONMOUTH, July l6.-To-day is the
third race day of the second meeting.
The first race was the Spian stakes for
two year olds; distance three-quarters Of
a mile. Eight horses came to the post;
Morris Eclipse filly won the race; Nc
Grath's Aristedes second, and Aurclla
third. Time lis.
The second race was for the West End
Hotel stakes, renewal of the Monmouth
Oak stakes for fillieS, foalS of 1871, dis
tance one mile and threc-quarters; three
horses started, Bovovcnturc, Bannarettc
and Regardless. BOvaventure came in
first, Bannarctta and Regardless running
dead heat for the second place. Time,
3:l34.
The third race was for purse of eight
hundred dollars; all ages; two mile heats.
The starters were FellowCratt, Donny-
brook, Fandalltc and Stockwood. The
first heat was won by Vandalite by three
length; FellOwcraft second, DOnnybrook
third. Time 3:49. The second heat
and the race was won by Vandalite by
neck; Fellowcraft second and Stock
wood third. Time 3:37.
For the fourth race; Long Branch
stakes; all ages; one and thrcc-quartcr
miles; four started. Woodbinc came in
first by three lengths, Survivor second,
and Rcsolute third. Cariboo was beaten
,,tF Tim. 9.OO
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
The Reciprocity Treaty,

ST. JOINS. July I6.-At the meeting of
the Dominion Board Of Trade to-day the
room was completely filed. The Fresi-
dent. ". H. Hamland, to"k the chair
He spoke Of the subjects which would
probably come before the Board for dis
cussion. naming as one Of the most i'm
portant the proposed reciprocity treaty.
H. deprecated hasty judgment; he said
the enlargement Of the Welland and
Crughnamaga canals WAS part Of the
compact made at the time Of the con-
fecrration. and therefore it could not be
SAID that this advantage was given solely
+, = the purpose Of treaty.
tie however object to some Of the pro-
p"sals and especially to the portions Of
the treaty relating to the fisheries, and
urged the arbitrators to aff1 their
money value and 60 on without delay,
and be wholly independent Of any pro
posals made under the contemplated
treaty.
The reciprocity treaty was made the
order Of the day for Saturday apd the
board adjourned until that dsy
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK. July l6.-Bccycs-Rc-
ccipts | 100 head, making 1850 head
for three days, against 1880 head same
time last week About 5000 were sold
yesterday at Mondays prices, bat the
feeling was not so strong to-day, th" clos
ing transactions being at dcclin" of
nearly L.. Native steers ranged at 10 Ia
l2Ic; Texan and Cherokee from Ia II.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 500, max
ing 10 30 for three days, against 1850
same time last week. Sheep were weak
cr and Ic lower; closing duh at from I
to Sc. Lambs active and Rrm ut Ia
lOc; the latter for Ch0icr Jersey lRmbs.
Hog -Rrcclps 400, making 1920 for
three days, against 1880 for th" sam"
time last week None were offered
alive. Dressed dull and dropping but
quoted at "a to SIC.
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Wheeling Cattle Market.

July -, 1874.
The stock market is not very lively at
the present time, the hot weather making
the demand By our home butcher very
light. but more especially a. regards beef
and pork. The demand for sheep il very
good. and the arrivals last week were
greater than they have been for some-
time.
CATTLE-The arrivals during the week
were - head. The prices paid were
. jOaj % per cwt
HoGs-The ruling figures for hogs
were - OOa5 % per cwt Seventy
eight head arrived.
SHEEP-Thirty head Of sheep we're
disposed Of at 3ia2!cts per pound.
CALvEs-Porty head Of calves were
sold at from 8 % to % per head, sc-
cording TO size and quality.
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An important Decision.

Judges Drummond and Davis, i'll the
United States Court this morning. de-
livercd decision in the long litgatcd
case of Turrcll versus certain railroad
companies for mn infringement on his
patent method Of repairing railroad
tracks, known aS the 'Swagc block
method" The decree Assessed th"
damages on the Illinois Central railroad
to the amount of S9l.9SO and costs;
on the Central and Alton railroad &c, 226;
on the Michigan Southern Railroad, 222,
6Gl; on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad. 1854; on the Pitts
burgh and Fort Wayne Railroad, 1868;
total 4l9,9G2; amount allowed by the
master from whom the case was appeal
ed, was 733,4l9. Mr. Payson in behalf
of the four fnst named roads gave notice
that an appeal would be taken.
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CHICAGO.
Tuesdays Fire.

CHICAGO, July l6.-The bodies of two
men and a child were discovered under
the ruins of the house No. 4Gl South
Clark street, last evening, and were
taken to the morgue. They were vic
tins of Tuesdays fire Among the losses
by the fire yesterday afternoon are Du-
gan's packing house and outbuildings,
worth about $1,000, insured; and stock
valued at 1900, partially insured; Katz
i Millers planning mill, loss probably
1900, and probably not so great;
Breezo'S sash, door and blind factory,
5000 to 1000.
Fireman Schwarts was seriously in
jured by the falling of a cornice from II
burning building.
Three attempts at incendiarism were
discovered during the progress of the
fire. The insurance on all the buildings
burDnj - email
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WISCONSIN.
The Crops.

MILWAUKEE, July lG.---The Sentinel
Tomorrow morning will publish adviceS
from thirty counties of this State, show
ing the condition Of the crops. With
reference to tn" wheat crop it appears
that there is belt extending through
Green. Rock and Jefferson counties,
where the heads have not filed at all on
Il soun Of the drouth. The same state o.
th,ng> appears in parts Of Junior Adams,
jackson, Buffalo and Pierce Elsewhere
the WELD is well, from the average to
considerable above the average, Oats is
a fair crop being short in only a few
places Barley is light. but rye Is an av-
cragc yield. Winter wheat is already
harvested and Is generally good. There
is n good WELD ufhav.
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The Bismarck Shooting

The various accounts agree that Bis
marck's escape was miraculous, as his
hand was touching his hat when wound
ed. His coachman fired the second shot,
and then struck the would-bc assassin
acros, the face 4 number police have
been sent to kisscngen to protect Bis
marck from repetition Of the attack.
Evidence has been discovered bctokening
a conspiracy.
Albert Grant, Liberal Conservative
formerly a member Of the House Of Com
mons for Kiddcrminister, has been un-
seated for corrupt practices in his
electoral canvass.
1t is said that the Brussels Congress
on international law after formal open
ing will appoint Committees and
suspend the general sittinga.
The government Of Austria and Rus
sin have agreed toopcn negotiations with
the sublime Porte, looking to a recognition
of the independence of Romania by Tur-
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July l6.-Cotton-Dull
and easier; middling uplNnds at l7ic.
Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Dull and in buyers favor; No. . spring
! 3lIal "a; No. Milwaukee | Seal 81.
Barley, Rye and Malt quiet. Corn
Scarcely 50 active and unchanged. Oats
Decidedly frmcr; mixed western GIl
a67c; white 7OH72c Hay-IIcayy at 96c
al 00, Hops and Groceries unchanged.
Pctrolcum-Dull; crude 4lA5c; refined
l2c bid but held at l2lc Turpcn,inc nj
36Jc. Pork---Lowcr Rt $40 90. Beef
Unchanged. Cut Mcats-Strong; pick
led shoulders in bulk 7!c; do. hams l3la
l4c; middlcs steady at l0ial0!c. Lard
--Stcady at llsc Buttcr--Firm at lSa
2sc Chccsc---Firm and unchanged
Whi,ky--A shade easier at 0sIa
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
French Political Matters.

LONDON, July l6.-A Paris special
says Pages Dupont has given notice Of an
amendment TO the bill reported from the
Committee of Thirty by VI. VentavOni
Yesterday, providing that the Senate
shall conSiss of 100 members dominated
By MacMahon. and 13O members of the
Assembly to be- elected by the Deputies
from separate departments, and that the
Cardinals, Marshal, and Admirals shall
be Senators er-oficio that the first Sen
ate shall sit three wears, and the next six
Years or more, according to the decision
of the Assembly. The President of the
Senate is to bccom" Provisional Prrsi-
dent of the Republic in the event of II
vacancy between the adjournment of the
present Assembly and meeting of the
next. The President Of the Republic
will be empowered to dissolve the Assem-
bly with the approval of the Senate.
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MASSACrSETTS.
SeVeraOrn1.

LOWELL, July l6. 4 thunder storm
and hurricane passed yer this city to-
day, and the damage, buildings was
immense. The steepbf the First Con-
grcgational Church wblown off and
fell on an adjoining bck and badly
shattered the roofs of houses. Part
Of the roof Of the Tn nrsalist Church
was blown into the strd The Branch
street Church, wooded structure. was
left in ruins. The don Ief the locomo-
tive house of the B. X. IN. Railroad
was carried away, and otA Adamage done
to an extent impossible I'd pertain at the
present tins.
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Chess Congress.

Chicago July 1G-The Third Ma
tional Chess Congress and Tournament
held its closing meeting this evening.
The following officers were lectcd: Jas.
A. Cougdan, Of Philadelphia, Presidert;
VIM. w. Curran, of Chicago, First Vice
President; ID. NJ. MARTINEZ, of Texas,
Second Vice President; j. Roberts, OF
Philadelphia, Secretary; j. &. White
man, of Philadelphia, Treasurer. The
American Chess Association, at a pre-
vious meeting, adopted constitution,
bylaws and rules ofthe play. The score,
at the end of the tournament stood Nc
Kcnzie s! games; Hasmcr, s; Judd, :;
Book, A; Cougdan, u; Perrinc, !. Me-
Kcnzic, therefore, Won the first prize.
which was S225; Hasmcr, second prize,
$50 and Judd. third prize. So.
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RepuiCan state Central
Committee.

CoLU&s, July l6.-Thc Republican
State CelRl Committee and number
Of promin Republicans from various
parts of tt State, met here to-day for
COnSultatIC Seuator Sherman and
CongreSSmGartield, Foster. Sherwood.
Bundv, Rrence and Ex-Governor
NOycS, werNmong those present. and
made short .echeS favoring earnest ac-
tion in the mpaign. The point ofthc
speeches waSat the isSucS to be pre-
Sentrd were lrely national, and that
aS there was Legislature to elect this
fall. the qaeSA OF temperance could
not lcgltlmatetomc into the canvass.
The second day September was fixed
as the time t'rllding the State Con-
ventiOn.
James Harrin N was arrested to-day,
charged with II murder of Thomas
Willard, at Clevad, two years ago.
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Election of Directors.

The annual election of directors of the
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad yes
terday resulted rs follows: W. F. Hugh
art, Grand Rapids, Mich; }. &. Wall,
StrugiS, Mich; ?. II. Hoogand, and +.
P. Randall, TT. Wayne; NJ. Tolcott,
Chicago; J. NJ. Mccullough, G. p. Mess
Ter, and VIM. Shaw, Pittsburgh; ThoS.
a. Scott, G...B. Roberts, land J. p. Green,
Philadelphia; r. b. Potter, \. Y; II. H..
j. Jewett, Columbus, o.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Saratoga Races.

New YORK, July ia special to the
Evening Post from Saratoga says: The
morning dawned cloudy and cooler, with
every prospect of rain, and it was gener-
ally believed that the race would be post
poned till late hour, but at IL o'clock
the sun was out and the air was quite
warm. Referee Wood thinks that there
will be no delay. The crush this morn
ing was enormous, and it was almost i'm
possible to move along the main piazas
of the hotels
A meeting was called at Congress Hall
this morning to discuss the proposition Of
sending four-oared crew, picked from
all the colleges, to row against the Ok
ford and Cambridge crews. No conciu-
sion was arrived at
TORONTO, ONT, July lG.-The bay is
rough and lumpy, and it is doubtful
whether the international Regatta will
take place to-day. There is still no word
OF the Yacht. Foam
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OMAHA.
Indian Depredations.

OMAHA, July l6.-An official telegram
from Fort Fred Steele, Wyoming Ter
ritorv. says that twenty Indians came
within a half mile Of the fort at seven
o'clock this morning and took the stock
belonging 20 the citizens. A telegram
from Fo-t Fetterman, Wyoming. -ay,
that siI days scout on Laramie Peak
found no sign Of the Indians.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July l6.-The Carlists abant-
oned the siege Of Puyccrda after their
second assault, in which they were re-
pulsed.
The Carlis;s bcsiegng Cuenca have &C.
cupied the houses in the suburbs Of the
city. Brinforccments for the besieged
republicans have arrived from Madrid,
and the city is being encrgeticallv de-
Tended. Marshal SerranO has deferred
hi, trip to Lagranja till the CaTlists have
been driven from Cucnca:
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July Is.-Flour-Qui"t
and unchanged. Whcat-Dull and low.
er at 3Oal 80. Corn-Quict NJ 7sc;
Oats-Quict at Gsa7Oc. Ryo--DuIl at 20
a 90 Proynions-Vcry strong. Pork
~ 25a2O ~. Bulk shouldsr 7ihsc;
clear rib lOialOIc Bacon shoulder Sc;
clear rib sides liic. Lard Armcr nt l2ia
l3c. Butter, unchanged. Coii"e-Dull
and nominally lower. Whpky-Quict
and firm q %.
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Garfield Indignantly Denies.

The Leader Of tomorrow will publish
an article denying upon the authority Of
Gen. Garfield, the story that his private
secretary has been paid on the rolls Of
the House of Representatives. without
performing any public duty. General
Garfield says no clerk or secretary has
done AN hours work on his private cor
rc>pondcncc at public expense; whatever
aid of this kind he has had, has been paid
for out of his own pocket
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GERMANY.
Bisnarck's Wounds.

KIssENGEN, July l7.--One of the
wounds received BY Bismarck in the
wrist is nearly healed. Another, caused
by the burning wad of the pistol, which
scorched the flesh, is still painful, but the
Inflammation is slowly subsiding.
Kullman has been removed from kis-
sengen to Weisenburg.
The French Ambassador at Berlin has
sent his congratulations to Bismarck on
his escape from assassination.
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CLEVELAND.
4 Hebrew College.

CLEVELAND, July lG.-At the Council
of the American Hebrews to-day, the
Committee on Theological Institute re-
ported Il full set of laws for the organi-
aation and government Of All institution
of learning to be styled the American
Hebrew College, and 10 be permanently
located at Cincinnati. The following
were elected officers of the Board: Pres
idcnt, VI. Lath; Vie" PrcSikcnt, Julius
Frirbcrg; Secretary, Lyman Levi; Treas
urcr, NJ. IIclman. The Council ad-
journcd to meet next year at Buffalo
New York.
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Murder--Threat of Lynch
Ing.

JEFFERs9SvILLE, July 16.--Joseph
Bayer, the man who was SO terrible beat
en- yesterday by Corbin aud Gordan,
died this morning. COrhin and Gordan
were arrested at New Albany and brought
here and locked up. The coroner held a
post n,orten, examination, and the jury
returned u verdict thai the deceased
came to his death by blows on the head
from brick bats and an ale bottle in the
hands of Samuel Gordan and Edward
Corbin. Great Indignation IS expressed
against the murdcrerS, md fears are ex-
pressed that there will be an effort to
lynch them.
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MINNESOTA.
Aid for the Sufferers.

ST. PAUL, July l6.-Governor Davis
to-day received a draft of one thousand
dollars from Gerret Smith for the relief
OF the grasshopper sufferers; one-half to
go for the benefit of the Iowa sufferers. A
grateful letter of thanks was returned for
the generous donation.
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Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, July lG-Plour-in fair
demand, and the market hrn. Wheat
In fair demand and prices advanced; NJ.
white Wabash new -; No. 2 ] 3si
No. / white Michigan ] 81. Corn
Demand active and pricns advanced (;
high mixed cnsh and seller July G74c;
,eller September GTc; low miIed &c.
Oats-DemAnd active and prices al.
yanced; No. and Michigan 67!c.
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OHIO.
Schooner Safe.

'oLEDo, July ia cable dispatch
auunccs the safe arrival at Cork Island
oAe schooner c. b. Benson, which sail
ctrom this port in May last and from
Mtrcal June 4th, with cargo of a.
OOGishcls of corn, and which together
wit,hc Pamlico of Chicago, WAS recent
ly ported lost off the coast Of New
EntrI.,I
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
INDIANA.
Railroad Train Thrown Of
the Track,

FORT WAYNE, July l6.-As the night
express going north on the Richmond
and Cincinnati road, neared Ferris Sta
ton, two miles north of Richmond, last
night, the engineer noticed that the
switch was open, though the signal was
in its proper position. He had barely
time after whistling down brakes and re-
versing his lever to jump from the en-
CINE as the train struck the m:Sp,a ed
switch, and was thrown into the ditch.
Strange to say, no one was seriously
hurt. 1t was found that the bolt had
been drawn from the switch lever and
the rails pried apart. 1t was doubtless
the work of some scoundrels who con-
tarnnlatn5 r,hhinU thc naSSannprS
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CONDENSED TELlGRAMS.

The CarliSts have orderedme Repub-
lir,,p shot for every shell red by the
fleet at the bomb"ramch' "l pooa'
The cx-King of Hanover Is angerous-
" i'll at Vienna.
All secret service officers onduty in
New York city have been Sun"ned to
Washington to answer charge,1n con-
nectlon with the ring ,",' Ou's
Captain Lamarle, OF the loSI Gamer
Europe ana captain 'o.'oG I'"n,sG", tne
Amer'que' ''IS nave DTr'' ''''''' w - tO"i'-
dohihS 'h''F N''>'.S'
\ warrant has been issued loiJ"S'
MGN1,,iE' S G,i.; "'>' ",'' ,' ,la cbar,,. ~ binm
NT'P >,S'I,r ''''''' ''''
Jon" '0''''''
John kar"r, at frahS'h' no
wound up "ru"N'. SPl'r, ,n:,. -: "fS
shouting "' WIG ANU '''''' N''''''7 VI
sell
The telegraph rah.r 'r,I'':, r"rSY
and AinbasNSd"r ,h'NmGu ''''i "'a |
"I '.'"I'., ~ - I.|,'., 49, s.',i.
"'' ''''''" ''' -'''" ii
An extensive r"niIa%r'''oh Is r"7,'
In Ga,oio suburb "i N"h''"''''""P'''
Hon #. q. Pratt has been rc-numiI
,,.J for Congrr~, in the Fourth distric
Of Iowa.
..l....h..ho oshL,.b fire is est
mated ut SSOO,0OO; business houses dc
.,rnyrI 100; residences, 500.
s..r.,.,rv RcIknup returned to Wasl
;,.,,..a ,.,.;.rday ,".
'7 w." ,., .,,. :,
\ '"ms'"n'ihoPIe NlSP"t'n P.Ii S"Es ,,,a; ~
t',., Iiny, I,,a ,,'' coInmniatory ststemrI
..,.i,,,, 49,. 10 ,,n,'.rrwnnt J;onitary
"-'''',' - T. ,...
General Morton !. hul'eI; PlrSci
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Fur Jackson county Democratic Con

THE Jackson county Democratic Con-
,..rtiop !, to be held at Ripley, on Mon
Jsv. August 8, at which time candidate
for the House of Delegates will be nomi-
mated and delegates will be appointed to
IN, Senatorial and Congressional con-
vrDtions. HENRY 5. WALKER Esq, is
expected to be present and address the
Democracy of Jackson at the time indi-
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July lG,-FDur-
Steady; Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana
8 75ta,7 2j. Wheat--Pirmer at sOCe)
-. Rye-Uncbanged. Corn-Qniet
at s2c. Oats-EIcited at ia sDr. But
ter-Firm at 2Ofa 2Sc. Chess--Duil; (;
Western Reserve I0Kgllc. Egg
Easier at 23td,24c Petroleum-Rehned
l2lS,l2tc. Whisky-9Sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-17
New York Dry Goods Market

NEw YoKE, July l5.--Thcre wa lesA
activity in the package trade owing ~
the extremely warm weather which pre-
vailed. Cotton Goods are in .tcahy de-
rnand at unchanged pricrs. Cotton
Flannels continue in good demand. Dark
Side Band Print inquired fOr and scarce
Fancy Hosiery, Shirt and Drawer more
active. Woolens quiet. Wool PlAnnel'
and Blankets in better Tcquest.