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LfOR the purpose Of partition among owners,
Il We are instructed TO sell at public sale, TO
the highest bidder, at the time and place
above stated, that valuable property, No. 2S}H
and No 235, west side OF Main street, above
jefferson, south Of and adjoining the Clay
Building, and including the merchant tailor
establishment of Mr.. Leroy, and the fruit
stand next to the Clay Building. The i'm
provementS consist Of a twO-StOry brick build
ing, and the ground has a front Of about Y
feet by depth of 2l15 feet.
SE So centrally located as always to COM
mand the best paying tenants, this property
recommends itself to any person wishing To
make safe and profitable Investment in real
estate.
Terms-Third cash, balance in 9and y 2mOnths
with interest thus throwing the time-pay-
mentS into the business season., the purchaser
assuming the taxes of 1874, and deferred pay
ments to be secured BY deed in trust.
We invite the competition of bidders for
this valuable property, with the assurance
that the sale is peremptOry and without re-
serve. The title is perfect.
TRFZEVAET q CO..
uf NuNa -rnnr rau A q
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THE Mississipui Grand Lodge F. and

The Mississippi Grand Lodge +. and
A. N. has been holding its fifty-sixth session
at Canton during the last week. The follow
ing is list of the officers elected for the pres
ent year: A. II. Barclay, Nv. g. NJ: Jas. 7.
Faut r. W d. G. NJ; ii. M. street, X. w. 5. q.
W.; William French, z. w. j. G. W.; A. b.
Barry, r. W. G. T.; ]. L. Power, R. w. G. s.;
]. H. Alexander, NJ. W. g. c.; ]. +. McCor-
mick, r. W. q. L.; o. B. Collins, r. w. q. u. ;
]. +. Pettus, r. WI. G. D.; w. T. Tyler, II. w.
q. NJ; s. T. sykes. r. w. g. p; w. II. Kurkeet,
r. w. G. t.; W. r. Montgomery, Il. w. 6. 5.
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Rosf0u and Chicago.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The
committee on ways and means to-day author
lied Mr.. Dawes TO report the Boston relief bill,
each member reserving the right TO debate
the subject on the floor of the house.
Mr.. Burchard was authoIized TO offer an
amendment including Chicago.
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A Fortune for $50.
LIST OF GIFTS:
,otal, 1900 Gifts, all Cash, amounting


Which will be distributed on the 3lsi March,
among the ticket-holders in this magnificent
scheme.
The announcement of a drawing on the day
named is POSITIVE AND FINAL, and 1t is
hoped that all intending to purchase tickets
Will order promptly, that there may be no
confusion or disappointment in filing orders.
The object is good one, the confidence of
the public in the good faith of the manage
ment is thoroughly established, and the re-
mainder of the tickets will all be sold by the
time appointed for the drawing. All agents
are required to make their returns on the
20th March.
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NOTICE.

R6- The regular annual meeting OF the Stock
holders of the Selma, Marion and Memphis
Railroad Company, for the election of Nine
Directors TO serve during the ensuing year,
will be held at the office Of the Company, In
the city Of Memphis, on WEDNESDAY, 4th
March, 1874. N.B. FORREST, President
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Usua, time and place.
"HO NEW WOOD.' y

HAVING fully determined 10 remove TO
II the southwest, in a very short time, am
prepared to offer and to sell at a decided bar
gain, for cash or equivalent, that beautiful
and we'll known property, e HOMEWORK"
on the Charleston railroad, and present resi-
dence of my family. If not sold soon prt-
vately, will then be sold at public sale to
the highest bidder, of which due notice will
be given. Rarely has or will such oppOrtuni-
ties occur of securing such an elegant home
with such PERFECT EXEM PTION FROM
EPlDEMICS AND CITY TAXATION, and
upon so reasonable terms as this may be pur
chased by an early applicant 10 me for par
ticulars. W. 3. DONOHO,
fell 50 Madison street,
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BEEMER-On Wednesday, February llth,
at half-past six O'Clock in the evening, at the
residence of her son-in law, Captain II. o.
Jinlzs, 2l9 Vance street, MRS. q. q. BEEMER, in
the siXtieth year Of her age.
Her remains will be taken to Courtland,
Alabama, for Interment, by the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, at half-past nine O'Clock
this CTHURSDAY) morning. Carriages at Fla
herty, Marley & Sullivan's, and at the resi-
dence.
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MARRIED..

KNOX-COOPER-Att the Central Methodist
Church, February nth, by e. c. Slater, DID,,
Mr.. JOSEPH H. KNOX and Miss ANNIE
COOPER, of this city.
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UBY MALL
hL n.
A LEGISLATIVE INFAMY.


From the Nicksburg Herald
We hear from jackson OF an infamous
,,iaca Of partissn legislation that has inst
zone through the senate, and is now before
Inc house of representatives. Our readers
will All remember the killing in Nazoo City of
Mr HilIiard. the late sheriff OF Yazoo county
nv A r. Morgan, the sheriff elect. The coro-
news t,rv returned a verdict OF murder in the
frEt degree against Morgan, and he is yet in
ali. having failed 10 be released upon writ
of habeaS corpus, or by the pardon OF the gov
ernor before trial. As result OF these mis-
fortunes it has not vet been convenient for
Mr. Highgate Morgan TO enter uPen the als-
charge OF the duties of sheriff, his time being
wholly occupied in receiving the attention OF
sundry prison officials. In this condluon OF
affairs, s bill was introduced and passed
through both houses, authorizing the gov
ernor to appoint another Morgan, brother OF
the murderer, to enter upon and dlscnarge
the duties OF the office OF sheriff OF 1azoo
county, upon giving bond as required by law
The sernor approved the act, and then ar .
TO Equality, but failed utterly in making
satisfactory bond. In this unhappy dilemma,
Mr.. Everett, Radical senator from 1azOO,
comes to his relief, and introduces a bill TO
simplify the making of official bonds by
enacting that parties Offering as sureties may
law, and swear they srS worth the amount for
which they propose tn become sureties, in
"fnUiSible property" Monstrous and absurd
as is such n measure, IL has been rushed
through the senate, and Is now before the
house hisinfamy was, we learn, advocated
by Warn n, the cHrpe,bag senator from Mad.
ison, who patheticaliy declared that unless
some such measure was adopted, the poor
negroes would never be able 10 hold Office
where bond was required, and went on TO
jabber about the "honor" OF the poor colored
Officers and their sureties being better
security Than the soil OF the landowners!
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PeremptOry Sale Of Highly Valuable
Business Property, Ne. 233 1-2 and
No. 2S5 Main Street, between JefTer-
son and Adams Streets, on Saturday,
February 14th, at IL O'eIock, upon
the premises.
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Notice Of Withdrawal.

AIM. JACOB WALKER has this day with
wi drawn from our firm. The remaining
partners will continue the business under the
same firm name, and are authorized to sign in
liquidation of the old frm matters.
WALKER BROS. d co.
Memphis, February 2, 1874.
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speciaI 70 the Appeal ]

Special 20 the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, February lin the
senate a resolution was passed instructing the
Mississippi members OF congress TO urge an
appropriation OF fifty thousand dollars for the
opening Of the Tombigbee river from Colum-
bus 10 Fulton, and that engineers be employ
ed TO determine the most practicable route
for n canal connecting through Big Bear
creek TO the Tennessee and Tombigbee rivers.
A bilI was introduced by Senator FurlOng,
prohibiting civil officers, including members
of the legislature, from accepting free passes
over railroads. II afforded some amusement
20 the senate, but was referred. II is a good
bill, but the good die young.
a bill was also introduced, and will proba-
bly, pass, empowering the governor to fill, by
appointment, all vacancies which may oc-
cur between regular elections In the elective
offices.
Both houses this evening received passes
over the New Orleans and Jackson railroad
for Mardi Gras, and are now happy.
The house occupied all the day on the
Franklin county contested election case with
out decision.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of RANDLE & HEATH is this
i day dissolved by limitation. JOHN +.
HANDLE reIires from same, having sold out
his entire interest in said firm to j. W.
II EATH.- j.. w. HEATH win continue the
business of the Chick8S Iron Works in
same place. He will pay the Indebtedness of
the late firm, and is authorized to settle up
the entire business of same.
J. +. RANDLE.
j. w. HEATH.
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Referring to the above card, take pleasure
in recommending my friends and the public
generally to the above firm. and bespeak for
them liberal share of patronage heretofore
extended. JACOB WALK ER.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Congress PetItIened by the Legislature
10 Open the TOmbigbee River
from Columbus TO Fulton.

The tennessee and Tombisb bee Rivers
Free Passes for MardI Gras-
Vaeauctes-A Legtsla.
tive Infany.
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PRICE OF TICKETS :

THOS. Il. RRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky, and Man
ager Gift Concert, Public Library Building
Huntsville, Ky. fel2
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NOTICE,

A administrator de bonis non of the estate
lect and settle all indebtedness due said estate
J. A. ANDERSON.
fell Administrator de bOnis non.
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Notice to PHYSICIANS.

THE Physicians that attended Masons and
1 their families during the late yellow fever
epidemic, and have received no reInunera-
ton for their services, are requested TO leave
their accounts with The Secretary OF the Ma
sonic Relief Board, Room No. 8, Magnolia
Block, before the LIST DAY of March next, to
await the action of n committee.
BY order of the Masonic Relief Board of
Memphis. fel2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication of Leila %
IN Scott Lodge, No. 2S9, viii be held w
this tTHURSDAY) evening, February y/V\
18th, at 7 O'Clock, for work in the NJ. NJ. degree.
All NJ. MS are fraternally invited.
By order. VIM. FRANK, w. NJ.
A. S. MYERS, Secretary. fel2
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To the Public.

I HAVE this day bought the interest of Mr..
Il Allen in the COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
which is now the
From this time I viii run it strictly ON the
EUROPEAN PLAN, and viii furnish
No. Room 81 co per day
Single 80 each.
Twelve s. 90.
MEAL HOURs-6 to 10 am, y TO pm, and
to 9 pm. Extras served at all hours.
We ask the public generally, and our friends
especially, to come and see the first European
Hotel on grand scale in this city.
The gentlemanly &. 3. ODLE, OF Arkansas,
will still be found in charge of the Office
fell J. G.. OATES, Proprietor.
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SHELBY STREET
RESIDENCE LOTSI
At AUCTION, FOR CASH,
Monday, February 18th.

IMMEDIATELY after the sale Of the DeSotO
4 County Farm, at 10 O'Clock am fu
front of our Office. we will sell TO the high
est bidder, WITHOUT RESERVE, FOR
CASH, those elegant Residence Lots, situ-
ated on the northeast corner Shelby and HUI
ling streets, each 81 feet front on shelby,
running back $50 feet TO a 20-fOOt alley. The
location IL too we'll known as being in the
most desirable portion of the city 70 require
detailed description.
TITLE PERFECT. Remember, 10 O'Clock am.
February Is, 1874.
BULKLEV a Co.
fell 80 sfadts0n ST
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civil Rirhia.

From the Toledo ComnereIAl.l
"Kurridge dis wsy-25 cents 10 any
part OBJ de city,"
This was the theme Of q sable hickman
at a recent public gathering.
SONY rs cents 10 any part oh de city.
Hab q kurridge, sab T And thus he &C
costed every passing gentleman.
Presently q well,dressed, gentlemanly.
appearing colored man came up, when
ali OF o sudden the hickman ceased 10
call out the quarters" and turned so as
not TO look the gentleman In the face.
II would like carriage" said the gen
tleman.
No response.
II would like to ride TO the Body
House." stepping nearer and speaking
louder. :" T'1sll,i '''f5'T7' = b! y
"6AhH" s,, ..s ,..
rs this o hackfn
mo, sab; It's private kurridge."
Don't you carry passengers 7"
Sometimes l does, sab, and sometimes
aon !, san" turning away again.
rAow much to drive me to the BoodYi''
"Three dollRhs, sah.n
But the gentleman got In, and seemed
10 display his face at the window AZ mucb
a. possible as they drove along the Streets
But imagine the drivers disgnsted looh
when the gentleman helped himself oul
and handed 0 quarter TOR his fare. and
with q smile, passed into the hotel.
BE was no other than Prof.. Lsrcome
L 4 NRT- ~ "a. 49, a -
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Chicago Marker.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-FIour-Dull buI
unchanged Wheat--Demand active and
prices advanced and firm; No. . spring
81 1S5a1 14i, spot; 81 144a1 14s, sellei
July; No. 8, 81 On; rejected 97a9Sc. Corn
Demand active and prices advanced
10. 2 mixed 69aaGlc; closed at 60sc, spot
59sa59ic, seller July. Oats-Demand
active and prices advanced; No. 2, 48Ra
46ic, spot; 43ia44c, seller July; 38ic
seller August. Rye-Scsrce and firm;
No. l, SOC. Barley-Active at 81 on
Pork-Steady and In moderate demand
at SIS 90, spot; SIS IS, seller August
Lard-Steady and in moderate demand
Of 81 20, spot and seller August; $l1 %
all 80, seller July. Whisky-Demand
fair and market firm at 94Ac. Brsn-11
s1ltc. On call board this afternoon
wheat closed irregular and dull at 81 149,
seller July. Corn-Dull and unsettled al
449c, seller July; 448c, seller August.
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A Curious Marriage,


The New Albany Ledger.sta1dar1
gives an account Of a marriage decidedly
out Of the usual order which was cele-
brated between Mr.. Gardner Knapp and
Miss La Mira P. Hobbs, daughter of DR..
Seth Hobbs, all Of that city. When the
guests who were hidden had all assem-
bled, the following written agreement
was read and subscribed to by the bridal
party, no other ceremony being per-
formed. The parties thereto are, we be-
lieve, Spiritualists, and the form Of mar.
risge was according to certain tenets oil
that belief: .s ''.
Friends and RtlloD Citizens, Ladies and
Gentlemen: -
I'VE, Gardner Knapp and Ls Mira P.
Hobbs, believing that our hearts and
souls are already matrimonially united
appear before you now thus publicly Il
celebrate the consummation Of our union
1--WE hold the opinion that neither
Church nor State has any moral or equit.
able right TO interfere with, or any just
claim to be consulted In reference 10, the
arrangements that our spontaneous senti.
ments and sympathies have prompted us
10 make.
Therefore, in on.conformity to, and
disregsrding the rules and regulations il
such cases made and provided by what Il
called society, We adopt such form and
ceremony as In our Judgments and con.
sciences seem most just and proper.
"And now, In the presence Of these wit
nesses and of our invisible spirit friends
here assembled, we proclaim, publish and
declare ourselves husband and wife; and
may God and the angel world add theil
blessings."
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 1O.-Cotton-Quier
Of 16ic. Flour-Dull but unchanged
Wheat-steady; 81 10A1 Is. Corn-Firm
63a67c. Oats-Demand good at 47a58c
Rye-Scarce at 9Sa95c. Pork-Demsnd
lair and market firm; $10 1871 bid; held al
$40 25. Lard-Scarce and firm; summer
l0tc; kettle held at 12tc. Bulk Meats
Demand good at full prices; shoulder!
6ta7c; clear ribs 9Rc; clear rib sides 0ls
9tc. Bacon-Demand active and prices
advanced; shoulders &c; clear rib 1Osa1OIc
clear 109c. Whisky-steady at 04c,
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New York Market.

NEW. YORK, July 1O.-Cotton-Dull at
17tc. Fourth moderate request; su-
perfne western and State S. S5a6 Is;
common to good IS s5aG is; good to
choice 80 20A6 90. Wheat-A shade
frmer; No. 2 spring 81 30a1 32i; No. 2
Northwestern 81 3Sa1 "a; white Michi-
gan 81 40. Rye-Steady at 81 07a1 1877.
Barley and Malt-Quiet. Coma shade
frmer; western mixed 75A77c; western
yellow 76ia77c. Oats-0pened firm and
closed dull; western mixed 5OA62c. Hay
81 GOAL 05. Hops and Groceries
Quiet. Whisky-A shade easier at 0ssa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-11

10 exhaust further the vitality Of an already
feeble invalid with IhAsp eyaeuantS and Other
th.dcStroylng medicines. No case Of dys-
pOpsia, liver complaint constipation, nervous
weakness or periodic fever was ever cured In
that way What the dsbilitAted sufferer needs
is q remedy in which tho properties OF an In.
vlgofant, q stlmulant, q mild RperltnL q isda.
tive, and q blood puhent are combined, aud
Hostctter's Stomach bitters 10 the only prepare
lion before tho world In, which these essential
sanitary elements arc united In the proportions
necessary 10 overcome disease without pros.
rating tho patient. This agreeable and potent
word restorative, for It restores tho strength
OF the body, te'estAblishee functional regularity,
enriehGs the degenerated blood, and clears the
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baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, July 1O.-Flour-Fair Job,
bing demand and unchanged. Wheat
Steady and unchanged. Corn-Quiet
77a79c. Oats-Active at 75A7sc. kye-
Nominal. Provisions-High Pork
$50. Bulk Meats-Shoulders TIC; clear
rib 10tc. Bacon-Shoulders SIC; clear rib
lilo. aams-sugar cured 15ta16c. Lard
|-12ea12ic. Butter-steady; western 29A
25c. CoHee-Essier; fair 10 prime Rio
nomtnally e0ia229c. Whisky-Quiet and
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You have got into trouble procure al once a
package OF the SAmAfitan's GIFT, use % directed
and you will DO all right In three OF four days
The troubl0. when taken In time 10 easily over.
come, but when neglected, or when the QlAck ID
visited and he gives his course Of: Bal6am Co.
pAibe, then very oiten serious complications
Arise which ptolong tho disease for weeks, per.
hAps months.
Another tallaey 10, In persons trying 10 save
few cents, dRbblo In cheap drugs, which 90 dis.
order and slekon the stomach that almost death
lhelt would DO relief. SamAEitan'B GIFT will
than II the trouble had not existed at al.
Male packages, 80; Female, %. Sent by mall
70 any address. DESMOND d co., PropfIetorS,
9l6 Race street, philadelphia. =
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philadelphia Market,

PHILADELPHIA, July 1O.-Flour-Firm,
er and good demand; superlne. 50 5Oa4 80
spring wheat family Sc 00a7 25. WhesI
STEADY; amber 81 46A1 AZ. Rye-Firm
at 81 90. Corn-Dull; yellow 79c; western
mixed Use. Oats-Steady at 6eAO6c. But,
ter-Active; choice western 22a24c; fail
to good 19S20c. Cheese-Weak; western
reserve 1lta12c; hall skins S410c. Egg
Active; western 24425c. Whisky
Held al oslo.
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Philadelphia Wool AInrks,.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-Woo1-
Steady and in fair demand; supply good
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virgins
double extra and above 52a53c; extra 81
.a6Sc; medium 52a5Sc; coarse 45c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and western
fine .45a6Oc; medium 50a52c; coarse 45c
combing, washed Coo; do unwashed 4Oc
Canada combing Coo; fine unwashed CSC
coarse and medium unwashed 38a3sc
tub washed 60a55c; extra and merint
pulled 4Oa45c; No. / and supertine pulled
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull and nominal.
The stock market was weak at the
opening Of business, and decline Of 1a13
per cent occurred alongthe list, with the
greatest falling of in Western stocks,
headed by Lake Shore. Later the mar
ket became active and buoyant, and q
general advance occurred along the list,
ranging from to 81 per cent, with Lake
Shore In the foreground, it going up from
70i to "a on rumors oil dividends and
covering by bears. Toward the close Of
business there was an easier feeling, and
prices declined I to ! per cent below the
best prices Of the day. Among the sales
were 41,0O0 shares OF Western Union,
1000 OF Pacific Mail, 5000 Of Erie, 65,-
900 Of Lake Shore, 10000 OF Union Pa.
ciac, $4,000 Of Northwestern, $4,000 Of
Rock Island, $4,000 OF st. Paul, and TO-
OOO OF aWAhaah u ! Old. o.. lU
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July 1O.-Flour-Qui land
unchanged, Whcat-Quiet; No. 9 Whit
Wabash 81 $751;; No. 1, 81 40; No. l white
Michigan 81 4a; amber, cash and seller
July, 81 2ei; No. 8 red 81 13. Corn
Demand fair and market firm; No.
mixed steady; high mixed, cash, seller
July and August, CSC; low mixed 64tc
no grade Cite. 0ats-Demsnd active ant
prices have advanced; No. 2, csc; Michi
Oan 681c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, July 10.-A fair package
business was effected In brown and
hleached cottons, brown drills, grain bags
and woolens for mems wear. Wool fan
nels more. active. Dunnels American
and Anconia dark prints have opened al
Ole Tor fancies, 100 for specialiieS, and
fair sales have been made by agents
Horse blankets In improved request. 81
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
New York AIoney ilnd stoek DTn,ka,.

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, July 10.-MoNEY-aa8 per
cent; prime discounts 6ia7 per cent
STIRLING EXCHANGE Quiet at 1885,
ID s0l for sixty days and "a SOL for sight.
aoID-1O9lai1O were the opening and
cloaiDg rates respectively, Clearlugs
S9s.0O0p0OO; carrying rates lag per cent.
Treasury disbursements $445,0O0; Gus.
tom receipts s2S5,OOO, Dry goOda-lm.
ports $l,7sl,63G,
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ECrEvRnAND, July TO- wheat-steady
at 81 16A1 %. Corn-Quiet Of 70A71c.
oAta-steady OF 59A56c. Petroleum
Quiet, weak and unchanged.
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Wool is down slAle,7 and wellsburg
buyers so far Is we are able to learn, are
offering 40 to AZ cents. Nearly all the
large clips have been sold at prices yary4
ing from 45.to % centS- Retls6VT0 Netus,