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intimate friends, and the circumstances of the
murder were such AS 10 excite great public
interest at the time Il was committed
Amer six months suspension OF opera
tons. the Leigh and Wilkesbarre PENN
coal mines fully resumed work on the slst,
the prices agreed upon beiuga reduction OF
10 per cent. upon those formerly paid.
The Democrats OF Maine have nominated
Gen. Charles W. Roberts for Governor.
Their platform favsrs civil supremacy in
times ofpeacc; equality Of rights Of all men
under the law sound cnrreney-coin or
lis equivalent; tariff for revenue only; an
honest preservation Of the public faith 10 the
public creditor; a return 10 economy in the
administration Of the Government, national,
State and municipal; the abolition OF un-
necessary Offices and the reduction OF sal
aries; one term for President With = salary
Of SIS. 900.
In accordance with the decision OF the New
York Court OF Appeals, Wan NJ. Tweed was
liberated from the Penitentiary on Black
wells Island on the 22d. Accompanied by
his counsel he subsequently appeared before
the Court OF over and Terminer, where he
was arraigned for fraud and conspiracy.
Bail being furnished him on these indictments,
he was then arrested on civil suit for six
million dollars and taken 10 Ludlow Street
Jail. Bail in the civil suit is fixed ut three
million dollars.
The question of substituting silver coin Of
less denomination than the dollar for the
fractional currency now in circulation, i at
tracing considerable attention in financial
circles.
The summing-up in the Tilton-Beccher tri-
al WAS concluded on the 23d. At the conclu-
sion of Mr.. Beach's argument, he requested
the Court 10 appoint some time and place for
the hearing Of an application to reopen the
case on the ground Of ewly-discovered evil
denee. His Honor said he would examine
the affiiaviis IN support OF the application,
and give his decision on the following day,
before beginning his charge.
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EAST.

Gold closed in New York, on June %,
At III is.
A projected prize-fght, between Tom
Allen. Of 81. Louis, and George Rookie, OF
New York, for the championship Of America,
was arranged to come of near Pittsburgh,
Penn., onthe 18th. Rockies hackers failed to
stand by him, however, and the disgraceful
affair happily fell through.
The New York Herald claims to have dis
covered druggist, who sold to Mr.. Beecher
bottle ofhydrocyanic acid in May, ISL, and
considers this confrmatory Of the evidence Of
Mrs. Moulton, VINO stated that Beecher told
her he was prepared, in a certain emergency,
to end his life by poison. 1t is also claimed
that other new evidence Of great importance
has been discovered, and that the case will be
reopened for it, admission.
The one hundredth anniversary Of the
battle Of Bunker Hill was celebrated with
great ceremony at Boston and vicinity on
the 18th. The city was gaily decorated with
flags and flowers. The State militia and
visiting companies we're reviewed by Gov
ernor CASTOR on the Common. There were
from 1900 to 10000 troops in line, among
them being the New York Seventh Regi-
ment, the Maryland Fifth. the
Charleston Light Infantry and 9TH
ers. Gen. b. Il. Butler commanded
the review. Among the distinguished guests
were members Of the diplomatic corps. the
Vice-President, Gems. sherman. Burnside
and Hawley the Chief-Justice Of the supreme
Court, the Governors, Congressman and
Senator's from Maine and Massachusetts,.
and Governors Of New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and
Mississippi. The procession was about 10
miles long, and occupied four hours and 10
minutes in passing given point. The exer-
cises at the monument, owing to delays in the
movement Of the procession. were not begun
until p. M, and were very much curtaied
from the original programme. Mr.. G. W.
Warren presided, and Gen. Charles Deyens,
Jr., delivered the GRAFTON. Other distin-
guished gentleman made brief remarks. The
number Of strangers present in the city was
estimated at over 100000.
The ceremony Of comforting the pallIum
upon Archbishop Wood, Of Philadelphia,
took place on the nth.
The refugees from the Uraguayan Republic.
10 In number, who were exported on the bark
Pinz, arrived at Charleston, :. c.. on the 10Th.
whence they proceeded to New York by rail.
They announce their Intention OF returning 10
Monievides as soon as the political storm has
blown over. IL will be remembered that the
vessel first made for Havana, where the au-
thorities refused to grant the refugees per-
mission to disernbark.
Three miners were suaoca,ed by black
dmap in the coal mines.at stockton, Penn.
on the 2lst.
The following rates on live stock were
adopted by the railroad combination on the
Hst.: From Buffalo 10 Albany, Gle. per loo
lbs; TO New York, 20c.; from Chicago
through to New York, 55c.
The trial Of Mrs. Sarah Merrigan for the
murder Of Miss Maggie Hammill. at the
house of'he former, in Brooklyn, n. ", in
september, 1873, ha. ended by the disagree
ment of,he jury. The two ladies were very
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lhe stamps didn't come. pass. hon ~
whispered the conductor. Still No. -.
spouse. just as the railroad chan 49,
about To call up the fireman ana hrsra -
man 10 help pitch the impecnnious wor-
snlper out OF doors. the regular deacon
came IN and relieved his proxy. Theeon
ductor says he believes ia runninc )
church the same way you would n rail
ROAD traln.-ifa man won't pay, or hasn't
pass, let him cit. ""en
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40 "
Frauds In Canned Goods.

recent Investigation ia New York
sho"sa general system OF frauds In can
hSu goods. u extends 10 every description
OF fruits, meats. vegetables. and fish Al
TINS examination il was found that IN tn
ease of clans, the solid contents ~ :
l-ponnd can weighed ~ ounces 9-nonnd
cans contained l6i ounces. Two-nound
cans OF lobster showed - ounces of solid
contents. Cans of condensed milk turnnd
OUT is osnces To the pound. The content.
ol cans OF mushrooms. after being drained
ol water and squeezed dry. did not exceed
- ounce To The pound. Corned beef In cans
hade the following exhibit: Six-pound
eau, u pounds of beef: I-pound can.
pounds and ounces OF beef. All this Il
the result of dishonest competition. Cam
ned goods are sold by the can, the price
graded upon the honest weight being pllt
INTO the cans. Another packer puts his
goods on the market at % per cent. per
can less, and puts that much less fruit or
llSh IN the can. He, In turn. j. un,lersold
by some other person who pu;s still less
IN the cans. IN this way. The man who
puts pound of lobster in a pound-can 4
readily undersold by those who. putting
only half pound oflobster in the can. can
sell with increased profit at two thirds the
standard price.
Any housekeeper can tell how much he
or she l. sWlndled in canned goods bv
weighing the can before il Is opened. ana
then weighing IL and the water after the
solid contents have been taken out. Moth
Ing Is more common in the canned goods
trade than 10 have several brands of tho
same article selling at different prices.
This difference, IN a majority of cases. re-
presents the shortage OF !ralt or fish and
the water in The lower-priced cans.
This trick prevails IN other trades. 4
year or more ago there was convention
OF manufacturers OF wrapping papers held
ia Vermont To try and correct abuses Of
this same kind. and at that convention
there was "A general reprobaiioR Of the
frauds. Ii was stated that the paper was
sold by the ream; that in order 10 under
sell rivals paper would be put up with 20
sheets 10 the quirc; others would put up
less and there were even instances where
there We're but IL sheets in quire. This
paper was OF course sold az much less
than an honest ream could be sold for. In
view of the extent TO which this kind Of
fraud has been carried. the packers Of can
ned goods In the Eastern STATES have
called convention 10 meet in PhiladeI-
phia this week 10 adopt some measure 10
pat an end 10 il. The trade-that is. the
great body sf the retailers in the country
-fdlly understand the business. They
know the standard prices AT which hon
csty.packed goods can be sold. and they
understand the reason why one brand can
be sold for less. Ii j. the consumer who
j. the victim. When man hrys pound
can Of any goods Tor , cents less than he
has been paying for the same article, he
may, as general thing, assume that he is
getting from to 10 cents worth Of solid
fish or fruit or vegetables less for his
money. Chicago Tribune.
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Vinegar Cdndy.--l cup white sugar, !
cup vinegar; boil till il cri.ps in cold wa
Ter. This makes an excellent candy, and
something beneficial also. as il j. good for
colds. Ii the vinegar be- very strong, take
a little less Of il and some water; but for
MS the strength of the vinegar never hurts.
When done, pour out on buttered plates,
and either mark of in squares ~ inch or
two wide as il cools, or else, when cool
enough to handle. draw il until ii is nice
and white: then cut II into sticks.
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TObaccO Market.
RALrGMonE. July 1911, ls1i

BALTIMORE, july I9th, 49,.
Editors Register.
our last circular was ISSUED on ia" 18Th
ulto., and the tone of the market ivr
Ohio tobacco ha, since improved. though
transactions hnv" been restricted yet,
amounting 10 only about 500 hhd-, most
" better grades, suitable for England
and Austria, which were taken ut ialr
prices
The French contractor, hav" not enter
ed the market 81 far, but their agents
Messr,. Bros, Boningrr, ARE now ship.
ping 10 the French Reggie about 300
were held here on speculation by II New
York party, and IL is secret up Ia the
present time, whether these tubaccD-
constitute the first delivery on con
tract, or il they were bought tpr
the Reggie outside Of the contract. We
incline u the latter opinion, rs II lot ot
l,SOO hhds. Maryland tobacco has been
accepted by the Reggie recently outside
of the contract also. and further, because
the agents of the contractors here pr"i,s-
tn have no particulars Of th" purchas" "i
these ! 300 hhds. Ohio tobacco. IL the
latter had been bought directly by ia"
contractors for the purpos" of iilling the
first iustamcnt of their contract, then
they would certainly have informed their
agents here about il, IA 1t would br
strong argument in their favor for de-
pressing the market We expect tlint
the movements of the agents during Ill"
present month will lift the mystery about
this transaction; if they comm"nc" I"
purchase soon. it may be- considered ~
conclusive evidence, that thc-" 800 hhd,
are not 10 be applied on account OF TIA"
contract.
Markets generally ar" lirm"r every
whore since last week, rs excessive rain
in the West are reported to hnv" dnm-
aged the growing crop, and n better de-
mand for export and home consumption
has set in at hast
The inspection. Of Ohio Tobacco uptn
date amount to 1913 hhds. against l4,t2O
hhds. la.t year; OF Maryland there are
l6,050 hhds. against 1902 hhds Ia-t
year. The shipments Of tobacco Of all
kinds from this port are l,030 hhd-
against - $50 hhds. last year.
Your, Very truly.
GIEsKE& NIENASS.
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4 Nindicaiion of that Pig story.
RYGRsON's STATION, /
GREENE Co. Pa, July L.


Editors of the Register:
Allow me to say few words through
the columns of your paper, in vindIca-
tion OF my veracity. Your correspon
dent at Hubs Landing, Marshall coun-
ty. West Va. makes hight of my Pig
Story, told Through your columns few
weeks ago. Now. your correspondent u
well acquainted with me, and knows that
early associations and moral lessons by
himself given, forbid the very thought OF
an untruth. even ifit was not otherwise
impossible to tell such lie and not be
contradicted. Now ! feel like bristling
up and Hubs Landing had better save
his bacon ~ best he can. There Were
twenty pigs | am AL right on that score.
There was hut one litter and but one sow.
have no need To- bottle them up.
They were OF good size aud not of the
Homeopathic kind can bring hun
drrd witnesses of the truth of the tale
pig, tale and all. only went the whole
no. in the matter There j. no odor of
fish, about it. Mr.. Ellis Bane is we'll
known, and his word l. good enough for
forty pigs. if need be- am all right in
nv statements. Richhill is ali so X on
swine. Ifyour correspondent WISHES to
in>inuutc fish he must try "n some
other subject.
| know his skeptici,m, but this is too
thin. The tale has spread and j, known
4, h,, trllr I. I. I.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

The chair factory of Chester Purdy. at
Bedford. Ohio was DESTROYED bv fire
Monday night. Loss $20,O0o. several
persons were severely injured and u large
number thrown ont of employment.
Eight business houses hotel and barn,
in the village of Wulcott, Way county,
New York. were burned Monday nlSnt.
Los. $4,000; insurance, $4,000
4 fire at fredericksburg o. ON Friday
morning DESTROYED eight frame buildings,
in the centre nfthc town. Total los rs-
,imnted at $4,000, with only Sl,4no i'll
.urancc. The fire /, supposed to br the
work Of al incendiary.
The opinion of the Attorney General
in the Ghorpcnning claim viii not be
delivered for u week, further extension
nf time having been grantedto the claim
ants to present evidence in their behalf.
The planning mills Oh Centre street,
in Cleveland WIS partly destroyed by
lire yesterday morning. Loss not Yet
known.
The Supreme Court of Connecticut has
decided that the local option feature OF
the license law i'll constitutional.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 20.--Flour-Quiet AID
unchanged. Wheat-Demand activeAuI
prices advanced; No. 2spring 81 IA cash;
81 l3t seller August Corn-Steady al
70sG70!c seller August: 7lsa7lIr seller
September. Oats-Demand far aud
market firm at 3Gtc seller September
Rye -Firmer and in fair demand. Bar
ley-t'Irm and strong.
On call board-Wheat-Weak auI
lower at 81 III cash; 81 lGi seller Au-
gust. Corn-Strong and higher at 30
7@!c seller August; 73Jc seller September.
Oats-Easy and ic lower. Pork-ln-
changed. Lard-Sl3 40 seller August,
Sl3 G2I seller September.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-CuttDn-lrrcg-
ulur and weak futures closed weak; July
Il l7-32ml4 9.lGc; August II 9-lGla
II 1929; September II ll-32m II .ci
October If 3.&2mligc; December
II I-32c; january ij-%2Gr li3ljc; Feb
ruary II ll-32crl4.c; March a 9-lGc;
April lIgmIl l$-lGci May li lj.lGc.
Flour-Flrm, less active and IN moderate
supply; receipt, 1900 barrels; superhnc
western - l5a,j 30; common to good
extra - 75GG 10; good to choice So 2Ota
& G5; white wheat extra - 7O(a7 80; extra
Ohio So g5m7 -. Whcat-Scarccly 50
active; opcne! firm aud oIos-
cd weako,r; receipt, l9s,OOO bash
lu.hcl-; No. , Milwaukee II 3snl 4, ;
40 ! ,priug - 4O.Ml i&i No. | Green
Bay 81 y; ungradrd Iowa and Michigan
,pring 81 3sm 80; winter red western
81 4Unl y; amber do 81 i3ml Il; white
do II ilCil A.. lIay-QuIrt but steady.
Petroleum Heavy refined ll"llsc;
crude 5!c. Rosin-Straincd heavy.
Turpentine-Spirit. heavy at 81 ia BE.
Cut Meats-Quiet; middles steady.
Lard-Stcam drmer. Chee,c-Quict at
5Gllc. Whi,ky-Lowcr 81 -.
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CarIisi Chief Wounded.
SPORTING NEWS.
Erie Park Association Races.

ERIE, PA, July 20.-There was good
attendance at ths first days races Of the
Erie Park Association. The weather
was delightful and the track in splen.
did condition.
The three minute race one sided was
won in three heats as follows: Br. Z.
Charlie, l, l, /; b. IN. bay Fannie, >, ,, >;
b. III. Mistress, 3, 8, 3. Time, 2:"S!, 2:29!,
2:433.
The second race was 4 Sprndid one.
Bosnian, D ury and Lady iHill were the
favoritcs. Seven heats and the field was
won.
Summarize. m. Lady McFetridgo,
,, {, ), l, l, 0, Il Lady Hill, 4, ,, |, ,, 1,
0, =; b. m. Patterson Girl, ,, l, ,, 3, g. 3,
); 5. z. Rowdey, l, >, 4, 4, >, distancedi
g. z. Deception, 5, 4, >, 8, >, ruled out.
Time -2:%9l, lbs, 2:&1i, 2:39, 2:40i,
2:89h 2:4O.
Pools sold lively, every heat making Il
fresh fuvoritc, the winner being unmen-
toned till after the fourth heat.
The 2:4j and 80 class takes place on
Wednesday, and the meeting closes with
two trot> and running race on Thurs
day.
Col. BodIneS cL.
LONDON, July 2O-Col. Bodinc, otthc
American team is suffering from cold.
He visited Wimbledon to-day, but was
not i'm "A condition t. shoot.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New IosK, July 2O.--Busines was
slow with the commission HOUSES and im-
porterS, and the jobbing trade duh. Ia.
dian Head standard shirtlngs reduced 10
Zoe. Cotton hannels are in fair demand
Low priced chocolate prints in steady re.
quest. Other descriptions dull, kcu-
lucky jeans and rcpellants are doing well.
Fancy cas,imeres, suitings and wurstri
coatings in steady request.
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Spanish News.

SANrANDER, July 20.-The recent de-
tention OF Protestant books by the Gus
tom authorities here, Is believed TO be
part of the coercion scheme, to force the
active Protcstants from Spain. This plan
is inspired by prominent persons i'll Mad
rid, and Is beng executed here by
the clergy and civil government,
who hope, by indirect pressure, to expcl
the resident American Evangelical MIN
isters. The impression also prevails that
the Madrid Government hopes to ronclli-
ate the Pnpal Nuncio and Modcrates
with this undc!hund persecution, while
apparently pursuing liberal policy re-
garding pubic worship.
Military precautions are being taken
in large cities against II Republican ris-
ing.
The Carli,ts claim that General Dor
rcgarv has rrconccntratcd the whole
army and entered the province of Lrri-
da, and that the AlionsIstS have rrtreuLed
from Vittora, Province Of Alava, with
several Carlist divisions in pursuit.
Foreign Crops.
LONDON, July 2O.-The Mark Lane
ErDrc,s this week says. In France
wheat has advanced in the province, l to
> shilling>. and in Paris shilling and
i pence. Flour has odyance = ,hiIling'
per sack. Here We have yet to learn the
iull extent of the advance. Before the
heavy rains there wn- an occasional rise
of 10 > shl.iug,. Last weeks sales
were only @,2li quarters above those OF
the same week in 1874. Every market
i, 50 scautiIy supplied that We seem to be
on the boardcrs Of exhaustion, though
from the lowest point our averages show
"A rise of only , shlIiugS and ; pence.
In Belgium and Holland there has been
a moderate rise. Even in Germany,
with good prospects, prices are somewhat
drurrr. while in Hungary, where til"
crops are enormous, they urc also dearcr.
Tunnel Between France aud England
VERSAILLES. July 2U.-The Assembly
after dispo,ing of the budget will take
M the bin relative 10 the proposed tun-
mel between France and England. y
private bill in reference to the same
project has already been passed ny the
British Housc of Commons and J. now
before the House OF LoriS. The COM
mittee of the Assembly mas resolved to
report in favor of recess from August
sth u November 10th.
General Presby tcriau synod.
LONDON, July pa council Of dele
gates from all the Presbyterian churches
IN Chri,t,ndom met IN Regent Square
today and opened session. Many rep
resen.atives OF America and Canadian
churches were present. The object OF
the Council Is to demonstrate the unity
of belief among the Protestants and ar
range the missionary work.
LoxDoN, July u i a. M.-Ihe del :
ga,e, attending the Presbyterian Con-
l,rrrce number one hundred The toI-
lowiny American representatives, attend
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Philadelphia Wool Mark et.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2O.--Wuol In
moderate demand and prices easy supply
of all grades fair but not large; Ohio,
Pennsylvania ard West Virginia double
extra and above 4sMj0c; rNtis
4SCdj0; medium j0tG52; coarse 4j(o 49r;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and
Western line 4G(d 4Sc; medium jOMjlr;
coarse 45@49c; combing washed jsC,
GOc; combingunwash"d II lc Zine unwa.h-
ed 32@$3 4c; coarse and medium unwnsh
ed 34i@37c; tub washed 49m g.! !c, extra
and merino pulled 40@l2c; No. super.
fine pulled 400 42c.
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indictments against Revenue De.
fInniiprS.

MIKwAUKEE, July 20.-The grand
Jury Tor the United States Court, at Osh-
ko<h, to-day, found three indictments
against Samuel j. Lewis and Jacob and
Max Riud-kof The first is for emitting
to make entries i'll the books. making
false entries, and destroying books the
second is for removing and failing to deS-
troy stamps; and the third is for con-
spiracy to dcfraud the revenue. Other
indictments have been found, but they
ur, kent secret
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RAILROAD BoNDS-Strong for North
western. Milwaukee and st. Paul and for
Pacific issues.
STATE BuNDS-Dull.
SroCKs-Thc stock market was buoy
ant in early dealings, and in many cases
the highest prices were made since the
present upward movement began. North
western common advanced To II :, and
preferred to 30; st. Paul to 37i; prefer
red to 6l3. Union Pacific to 73!; Lake
Shore to GlI; Western Union to 80, and
Pacific Mail TO 80! Missouri Pacific
opcncd at -. against ~ Yesterday. but
later advanced to 50. After midday
there was n general reaction on reaIlza-
tions. number of holders having accept
ed profits on the recent advance, but
nevertheless, the decline was not marked.
At the close the market WA firm, with
some recovery IN prices. The injunction
against the Missouri Pacific dividend has
been dissolved and the same l. now be-
ing paid at the office Of the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad. The earnings OF the
Chicago and Rock Island road for the
second week in July show AL increase of
So, 800. Alta meeting of the directors OF
the Erie Railroad Company today, jew
ctt, receiver, was reelected president;
sherman, treasurer, and Mac DonOugh,
secretary The transactions on the Stock
Exchange aggregated $1,000 shares, OF
which 5000 were Pacific Mail, 5000
Western Union, 10000 Northwestern,
10000 st. Paul, 1000 Erie and $4,000
Lake Shore.
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Col. RodIncS ck.
FINANCIAL lAND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market

New YORK, july 2O.-MoNEN-Ea-y
ut ] lM2 per cent.
GOLD-Wesk at Il; declining to ll"i
and closing ut ll3.. Borrowing rates >
GG4 per cent per annum and l-Gl per
cent per diem. Loans were also mad"
free OF interest at the close.
GovERNM ENTs- Weak, declining la
per cent in sympathy with gold.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 2O-Flour Firm;
western supertinc - 25m4 -; family
s. 7jmG -. Corn-Quict; western my
ed 62c. Pork-Sgl 90. Butter. Steady
Pctroleum-Nominal. Whisky Steady
MI 81 u
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impeachment OF the Mayor of Gin
Giuunti.

CINClNNArl, July 2o.-A petition will
be filed in the Probate Court tomorrow
for the Impeachment of Mayor Johnson.
He i char ged with various acts OF omI.-
sion and commission the chief OF which
i, efforts to control the labors ofthc p"iir"
mt the last election contrary to the law
then in force, when he was candidate
for recollection. Two of the parties Sign
ing the petition were members OF the
police force at that time, but have since
been removed, it is asserted, without
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcINNATI, July 20.-Co.ton Que,
and unchanged at lls. Flour Firm. o,i,
Unchanged. Butter, Egg and Cheese
Demand fair and market firm. Provi-,
ions-Strong. Lard Steady Mt l3iot
l4lc. Pork-$l9 -.