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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-Co.ton-Active
at l43c. Flour-Stcady and in moderate
demand. WLest-Aetiveat 81 22dl 2S
Confirm at G7G70c. Oats-Firm
at 56@GOc. Rye-Dull at 81 90. Oils
Unchanged Eggs Butter and Cheese
Demand fair and market firm. Pork
and Lard-Quiet and unchanged. Bulk
Mcats-Dull; shoulders 8sG8!c; clear
rib sides II 6-l0c; clear l2c. Bacon
Dull; shoulders 9.@ 9!c; clear rib l2IG
l24cr clear l3!c Whisky-Firm at 10.
HoGs-Flrm; common S. 75@6 S7l;
fair to medium - OO@7 10; good to extra
s. lOM7 -.
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He recent 'peS'u u "~DrH-.' I...',
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camel under p''''"Se o' 4'''"O,''p p anu
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dam p'"'''" 'r'',''>' "' "'"-
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADRLPHIA, July 9.-Flour-ln
better request at unchanged prices.
Wheat-Steady; red 81 ?s@l 32; amber
81 34@l 35; white 81 81. Corn-Weak;
yellow 83@ Sac; western mixed Sl1@s3c.
Oats-Active. white 66@69c; mixed 65c.
WHISKY Held at 81 % for western. Pc.
troleum-Essy; refined lli@llJc; crude
SIC. Glover Seed-Western l2tc. TIM
othy-S3 90. Notwithstanding; New
York and Bradford county extra 25G25c;
frsts 29@24c; western drsts l7@lsc;
rolls extra l9@20ci tirsts 1920. Cheese
Firm for fine grades; western fine 10
@llc; do prime 9Gl0c. Eggs-Firmi
receipts light; western fresh 20m 2lc.
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A Specimen of Southern Radicals.

CHARLESTON, July 9.--The proceed
ings in the trial of Ex-Treasurer Parker
to-day, were very important. Ladd, the
missing witness, who had attempted to
abscond, was arrested and testified that
Parker told him that the $450,000 IN
coupons and State bonds had been
given him, o. which his share wrs $780,
600. This was when the final settlement
was made by the State with the Finance
Agent at Kingston. Ladd also swore
that Parker asked him to have these
coupons funded by an agent Of Parker's.
The commons brlunred Ia the State
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East Liberty Cattle Mark ct,

EAST LIBERTY, July 9.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts for to-day S33 head, and for the
four dnys past 2,6S7 head, Nothing in
the ward FOR sale, and 10 business deing in
this line. Hogs Receipts to-day 1875
head. and for the four days past 1865
head; Workers s. 25@7 40; Philadelphias
s. 4OCa7 so. Sheep-Receipts to-day 800
head, and for the four days past lO,jOO
head; clipped at $4 0Odj %.
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Guara, between the Huesca and Jocs,
succeeded in entering Boltana district in
Arrogan, near Pyreenees. Three brigades
are actively pursuing him.
The Impartial says Don Carlos and
staff have hurriedly decsmped from
Trevino.
MADRID, July 9.-The Alfonsists re-
lieved Victoria, and entered the city on
Wednesday. The Carlists have been
defeated at Trevins, with 'oss of 400
killed and 50 prisoners. They arc re-
treating to the northern part of Alena
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July 9.-Flour-Steady and
in moderate demand. Wheat-Dull and
weak; No. white Wabash 81 80; No. 3
81 %; No. l white Michigan 81 26!i
amber Michigan 81 "a; No. > red 81 23i;
No. 81 lG. Corn-Dull; high mixed
73lc; seller August 74ic; seller Septcm-
Der 75!c Steady and in moderate
demand; No. and Michigan j8c; No. 2
old and new seller August Ale seller
September 39lc.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, July 9.-MoNEY-More
active this afternoon, and loaned up to
1 per cent, closing at 3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3!@5 per cent. Sterling
firm at 4S6lG4S7 for sixty days and 4S94
@490 for sight. Dry goods imports for
the week S95G,0O0. Customs receipts
S324,O0O.
GoLD-Strong; opening at ll65, and
closing at ll6s. Loans were made fiat
and at per cent for borrowing. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $i45,OO0.
Cleariags SS0,000,000.
GOyERNMEETs-Fir
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm

RAILROAD BoNDS-Firm.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet, except Tennes-
sees which were active and strong.
SToCKs-Opcned firm and prices ad-
vUnced ! to { per cent. This improve
ment was afterwards lost, the decline be-
ing most marked in Western Union,
Pacific Mail, Northwestern, Union Pa
citc and Lake Shore. The latter drop
ped otfon report of a renewal of the
sharp competition between the Pennsyl-
vania and Baltimore roads on the one
hand and the New York and Michigan
roads on the other. After midday the
market became strong and prices advanc-
ed under an active buying movment This
improvement was caused by prompt
sctt cment by Jacob Rubino and n COM
plete cxoneration of Mr.. Ecces by the
Stock Exchange Law Committee. Stocks
were generally strong and higher at the
close. Western, Union was the leading
feature, and advanced to 81 on strong
buying. Lake Shore was firm at 59l to
j9i, and Union Pacific at 7jl@75b
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western adj
yanced to I2l4 The Western shares
were all firm Oh the advancing tendency
Of wheat and prospects of large crops.
Northwestern closed at 39@39l for conf
mon, and 80 for preferred. ST. Paul was
strong at 34iG3i! for common, and sig
G57s for preferred. Rock Island sold at
lOi. Pacific Mail closed at 39IMI0,
the two extremes of the day having been
393@4O{ Erie was steady at Isl
The transactions on the Stock Exchange
were l3l 900 shares, of which 10000 were
Pacific Mail, 1900 Western Union, 1000
Erie and $1,000 Lake Shore,
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Keeiy's New Motor-An Endorse
ment.

NICHOLAS, July 9-Nicholas Thomas,
n mechanic in the car shops here, states
that he has been working for n long time
on the principles which developed Kcely's
new motor, and that he had some time
ago arrived at the same conclusions AS
Mr.. Keelry but WAS not quite ready to
give the result of his Investigations to the
public. He Mtiirms that the motor is all
that is claimed, and that it will work II
rnvnlntion in all brnncnes Of industry.
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FOREIGN.
More Honnrs 10 tIIc American Rifle
men.

men.
BELFAST July 9.-Membcr> 81 the
American Team. accompanied by the
Lord Mayor of Belfast, passed to-day
in visiting the manufactures Of the city.
At lunch the Lord Mayor proposed the
health of the team, rcmarking that
friendly contests such rs those ut Dublin
and Belfast, tended to increase friendship
between the two nations, and ought to
be encouraged Colonel Gildcr-Ieeve, i'll
replying to the toast, reiterated express
sIons of gratitude for the cordlality the
team had met with everywhere. 10
where, he said, was it more marked than
in Belfast.
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Tho ResI Evidence.

The following letter from Rev. r.. =. Best,
pastor VI. r.. Church, Natick, Mass, viii b,
read with interest 10y many physicians.
Also those suffering from the same dlSca>"
rs afflicted the son OF the Rev. f.. =. Best.
No person can doubt this testimony, and
there is no doubt about the curative pow
eIs OF Ncgctinc.
NATICK, MASS, January !, 1874.
Mr. II. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir-Wc have
good reason for regarding your Negctiucn
medicine Of the greatest value. We feel
assured that IL has been the means of saw
ing our sons lilo. He Is now seventeen
years Of age: for the last two years he hi,r
suffered from necrosis OF his leg, caused 10y
SCrO1ulUuS affection, and was SO far rrduC-
eel that nearly all who saw him thought
his recovery impossible. A council OF able
physicians could give us nut the iaintcSt
hope OF his ever rallying, two Of the mum
ber declaring that he was beyond the reach
OF human remedies, that even ampututiOu
could not save him, rs he had not vigor
enough To endure the operation. Just then
we commenced giving him Negcinr, HHd
from that time to the present he has been
continuously improving. He has lately
resumed studies, throwing away crutchcs
and cane, and walks about cheeriully and
strong.
Though there is still some discharge nom
the opening where III" limb was ianc"d,
we have the fullest confidence that In "a
little time he viii be perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles
of Negetinc, but lately uses but little, ~
he declares that lac Il too well to be taking
medicine. Respectfully yours,
f.. :. BEST,
MRS. J.. &. r. BEST.
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Call on National Banks-COuRterici
Sd NOICS.

WAsHISGToN, July 9.-The Comp
trollcr of Currency has called upon Ma
tional banks for a report, showing their
condition at the close of business We'd
nesday, June 18th. The Comptroller
desires to retire all circulating notes Of
the denomination of five dollars OF the
following banks, the notes of that de-
nomination having been successfully
counterteitcd: First, Third and Traders
National banks OF Chicago, First Nation
al bank of Paxton, Illinois, First Ma
tional bank of Canton, Ill nois. Ma
tlonal banks throughout the country are
requested to return all notes of these
banks. of all denominations, of five dol
lars to the Treasury for redemption, and
no additional issues of this denomna-
ton, will be hereafter issued to these
banks.
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Thc TIcrd Rody Sucs COR SIeep.
BOSTON, March IG. 1874

II. II. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir-lt is aS
much from sense OF duty rs of gratitude
that | write TO fay that your Negetinr
.vrn II II is patent mcdicine-has been
OF great help 10 me when nothing else
seemed TO avail which | could safely use.
Either excessive mental work or unu>DHl
care brings upon me "A nervous exhaustion
that desperately needs sleep, but aS drs-
pcrutrly defieS II. Night after night the
poor tired body sues tor sleep until The
day-dawn is welcomed back, and we begin
our work tired out with AN almost iruii-
less chase after rest. Now ! have found
tnat "A little NcSctinc taken just before
retire gives me sweet and immediate sleep
and without any OF the evil effects Of the
usual narcotics. think two things would
tend To make brain-wOrkcrS sleep. Isl. \
little less work. "a. A little more Ncg'-
tine. This prescription helped me.
Now have "A particular horror of pat
ent medicine" but have "A greater horror
OF being afraid To tell the straight out
truth. The Nrgetine has helped mo, aud
own il up. Yours, &C.,
j. = DICK ERSON
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The Kentucky Ko-KfuN.

LOUISVILLE, July 9.-Jaller Camps,
who WAS given until today to bring the
four Owen comfy prisoners before Judge
McManaway, appeared before him at
Owenton this afternoon. a special to
the Coarier-Jo,awGi says he filed an addi-
tioual response setting forth the sentence
of said prisoners by Judge Ballard.
Judge McManawa thereupon adjudged
the response sufficient and discharged
the respondent. The four prisoners are
now in the State prison at Frankfort.
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WHERE ARE THEY? , On Thursday
afterr Don Mrs. Edward Hornbrook, took
drive in her buggy, and when she re-
turned to her residence in the evening,
not seeing any one else in the vicinity,
she requested a couple ofsmail boys totake
the horse and buggy 10 the stable. They
jumped at the opportunity and started
oil, but the boys and the horse and buggy
have not been heard of since. The ques-
ton now Is, where are they?
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Reliable Evidence

rs Baltic street, BROOKLYN, y. T., NUVeIu-
ber II, 1874.
II. X. STEVENS, ESQ: Dear Sir---FrOm
personal benefit received by It's use, ~ well
as from personal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost
miraculous, | can most heartily and sim
cerely recommend the Vegetine for the
complaints for which II Is claimed 10 cure.
JAMES VI. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor OF Cavalry Baptist Church,
Sacramento, California.
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~ w0NDEK the Chesapeake aud OHIO
Railroad became bankrupt. The Charles
ton Jy.ar.ol says that 1897 dead heads
go, on the trains Of that road at that
station alone during the past two years,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Three Points for Consideration.

During the past five years the NEGE-
TINE has been steadily working itselfin into
public favor, and those who were at first
most iucredulous in regard To It's merits
are now its most ardent friends and sup
portcrS.
There are three essential causes for those
having such II horror OF patent medicines,
changing their opinion and lending THEN
influence toward the advancement Oi
Yegetine. lst-lt is an honestly prepared
medicine from barks, roots and herbs. III
1t honestly accomplishes all that Is
claimed for IL, without leaving any bad
effects i'm the system. Sd-lt presents hon
est vouchers In testimonials from honest,
well-known citizens, whose signatures are
"A sufficient guarantee of their rarneStnesS
In the matter. Taking into consideration
the vast quantity OF medicine brought
cOnspicuOusly before the public through
the flaming advertisements In the news.
paper columns, with no proof of merit or
genuine vouchers OF what II has done, We
should be pardoned Tor manifeSting
small degree of pride in presenting TIA"
following testimonial from Rev. J. =. Dick
erson, y. d., the popular and ever genial
pastor of the South Baptist Church Boston
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ACCORDING to the assessors returns
there are only 1928 dogs in this city.
We will venture the assertion that 10000
would come nearer the figure
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THE Board of Education did not get
a chance to tackle the "rules and regu-
lations' last night. 1t seems mOnstrous
hard to get on that subject.
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aFhceljng Reeister.

We are indebted to Major J. V. L.
g,5ggs tor copies of yesterday evenings
Pittsburgh "CtronicL>" and LEADER"
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The Western Union Telegraph Com
pauv gives notice that it is ready to cash
a. par and interest its bonds maturing
November lst.
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Murderer Executed.

Worth Brown, was executed Mt Nom
ticello, New York, to-day, for the muir
der of Sylvester Carr, of Morton, Sulli-
van county. He made long speech
from the scatfold. HIS wife and children
remained with him to the last. The
body WAS given to his relatives for burial.
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MOUNDSVILLE LETTER.
Matters and Things In General.
MoUSDsvILLE, July Sth, 1915

MOUSDSYILLE, July othi A0'''
Editors of the Register. 49,, :.
w. w. Mccoy, the gentleman TO
whom WAS awarded the contract for
building the new Court House, wss in
town town to-day, 10 sign the contract.
The ground was measured OIL and the
stokeS set. The building, when cOmplet-
ed, will be one Of the finest in the State,
| of its kind.
The Prosecuting Attorney still has Il
superabundance Of what no man needs
in hot weather "Phat.' In other words
Robert Mcconnell, Esq, is as handsome
and CAV as ever; he is II man of large
family but has no children, and never
makes proposition but what he is will
ing may be acceptive or Icjective.
The Court House Building Committee
composed OF one justice from each dis
trct, were in town to-day and, we un-
derstand they intend to commit the SUI
perntendency of the construction of the
Court House to G. s. McFadden. The
appointment, will no doubt b. a good
one us Mr.. McFadden is n practical
builder and a most thorough go-ahead
man.
The Mayor of the town, His Honor
Walter Evans, Is in good case. The
town Sergeant, is trying to collect the
rolling mil tax, and some of the parties
against whom he holds tax bills swear
they'll be dad-bobed if they will pay 1t.
A suit to test the right of the town TO
collect this tax i, on the states.
Henry Snyder, who deals in contec-
tionaries. &c, particularly the latter has
the biggest and ugliest hat in Mounds
vile, and doesn't want to buy dog
either. He denies knowing anything Of
"Old Rip Van Winklc,' says he is not
the same person. He is no doubt correct.
The Rolling Mill is in tull blast, and
is turning out fine quality Of merchant
iron.
Capt. Bill Campbell Is not fully salts
fled with the REGISTERS report of what
he knows about frogs. lie has promised,
however, to tell DR.. Bruce all he knows
about them, and will have II working
model on exhibition ut the Centennial.
McFaddcn has fenced in the famous
Grave Creek Mound with picket fence
five feet high Nc. ought to sell or
donate that huge pile Of dirt 10 the town
for u public park. We suppose hr would
do either if thcrcun,o requested. Go for
him city dads.
Wheat cutting has commenced here
abouts. The Weld will be- largely in eN-
cess Of what was expected. The Gran
gers are happy over the result and their
bis straw mats are tilted still further
Lravcuwari.
Han. Criswcll says it wasn't chicken
b. killed; oHlya hop-tond "" give him
.hc benefit OF the doubt 1t looked heap
Ike chic.>cr. May be il Wa II soF: Of
Suu.i CITY chicken.
In my last article | iaied TO give You
the amount of sales and productions at
th. Pcniteutiary for the past three
months. During that time the sales
amounted To S7,4lj.30. The productions
for the same period, including the earn
ing. of the wagon shop and other fac
tories, amounted to $7,5l452. The cigar
factory in the three months, have made
2g,OOg tips and $500 stogies. Captain
Bridges Is making the thing pay. And
he can do II. :.
I
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GoLD closed in New York yesterday
y, llG,
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The New Kansas city Water works.

ST. Louis, July 9.-The Republican, 5
Kansas City special says that the final
test of the water works was made to-day,
the streams thrown averaging hundred
and twenty feet high The result WAS
entirely satisfactory, and the citizins are
enthusiastic over tho Holly water works
system. The trial was witnessed by the
Water Commissioners of Chicago, who
were here to inspect the water works, and
by great crowds Of citizens and strangers
from the ncighboring cities.
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New YORK, July 9.-Judgc Law
renee, to-day, refused an injunction re-
straing the trustees of Jewish Syna-
gogue from permitting the male and fe-
male members of families to sit together
during service, leaving the matter where
it belongs, to the judicature ofthe church,
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PAsroRIAL.-Don Luigul Sartori, who
was ordained by Bishop Kain, in Bati-
more, on the 18th of Juue, has been
stationed by Archbishop Bayley at Pied
mont West Virginia,
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enjoyment

IMPORTANT to teachers. The Board
of Education passed resolution last
night, requiring all teachers OF the pub
liz school, to be re.eNamincd by the EX-
smining Committee. The Board wants
TO find out what teachers are advancing
in scholarship ard the ones retrogating.
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DeaIh Of Frank p. Blair, Jr,

ST. LOUIS, July General Frank 2.
Blair, Jr., died at half past eleven o'clock
last night. Although the General had
been sick long time, his death was sud
den and unexpected.
Tie immediate cause of General Blair s
death last night was fall he received
while walking from one room to another
in his house. He had been
out for drive in the afternoon and re-
turned about clock and seemed to have
enjoyed it much and received consider
able benefit, but while walking in his
room was attacked with dizziness and fell,
striking his temple against a piece of
furniture which rendered him insensible
Medical aid was Immediately sum-
moned and every effort made to
restore him to consciousness, but
without success, and at half past IL
o'clock he quietly passed away, snrround-
ed by all the members Of his family.
HIS parents have been telegraphed for,
and will probably arrive here in time for
the funeral on Sunday. The family de-
sire quiet funeral, but the members of
the Old First Missouri Regiment, of
which General Blair was the first Colonel,
have called meeting to decide on ac-
companying the remains of their old
commander to his grave, and other or
ganizations may determine to do likewise.
Murdered bya Bar Keeper.
CTNCINNATI July 9.--Gastano Guidi, q
bar keeper in the employ of man named
Badrack, at the corner of Broadway and
Harris on streets, instantly killed John
Badrack, son of his employer tonight.
Guidi says young Badrack was in the
habit OF helping himself behind the bar,
and paid no attention to the warning to
keep away. He repeated the otiense to-
night and an encounter occurred between
the two men, resulting in Guidi thrust
ing knife into Badracks throat, sever
ing the jugular vein, and killing him
instantly. Guidi is under arrest.
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Valuable Evidence.

The following unsolicited testimonial
from Rev. q. f. Walker, u. d., formerly
pastor of Bowdoin square Church, and ~
present settled IN Providence, X. l., must
be esteemed rs reliable evidence.
No one should tail 10 observe that this
testimonial is the result of two years cN-
pericncr with the use OF Negctinc In the
Rev. Mr. Walkers family. who now pro-
uOunccS IL invaluable: NIX
PROVIDENCE, K. l., lGi Transit ST.
II. II. STEVENS: Dear Sir-l feel bound tO
express " It'll my signature the high value
place upon your Negetiue. My family
nervous debility IT. Is invaluable and r..
commend IL Ia all who may need AN Ia
vigurating, reuoyating tonic.
q. T. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor OF Bowdoin 81. Church,
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WHEELING will employ sevcnty-Sever
teachers in her public schools during The
next year.
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Further Particulars.

ST LOUIS, July "a good deal Of III
formation has been received here to-day
regarding the murder OF Engineer Ames
and the attempted robbery ef the Van
dala railroad train at Long Point, last
night, but the main facts of the affair are
fully covered 10y the account sent from
Terra IIeutc. This morning Major
Simpson, General Superintendent Of the
Vandalia road, received dispatch stat
ing that three men had heen arrested,
one of whom WAS known to have been en-
gagged in the murder The Naudalia
Company offered a reward of one thousand
dollars for each man connected with the
affair. The City Council Of Casey offer
ed one hundred and Fifty dollars reward
and this sum is expected to be largely IN
creased by the county and State autnori.
ties. Engineer Evans was native of
Wooster Mass where he has brother
Another brother is conductor on the
Missouri Pacific Railroad.