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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-27
sEIaHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

THERE will be meeting of the militia
company tonight at the Mayors Office
tor the purpose of electing officers. The
entire company Is requested TO be pre-
sent.
The Merriam Sisters, who were adver-
tised to sing in the N. Z. Church last
Saturday night, did not give their con-
cert for the want of an audience.
QUERY2-Csn a citizen express bis
opinion on the street without fear Of ar
rest?
ANOTHER session of the Council to-
night.
Mr.. A. l.. WHITEHALL, President OF
the Bellairc Nail Works, was presented
with $3.50 watch, last Saturday night,
by the employees ofthe company.
The trial OF Ed. Robinson, who was
arrested last Saturday night for assault
ing Officer Drugsn, is set for next We'd
nesday.
ANOTHER meeting of citizens was held
last night to perfect arrangements Tor the
Centennial Fourth.
DR.. KURz's residence and office, on
Belmont street, is fast drawing to COM
pletion.
THE Leader intends erecting Bulletin
board, where the result of each ballot in
the National Convention will be given.
WE unders and that Mr.. Shipley, the
Young man who was arrested last Satar-
day night for quietly talking of Officer
Drugan's trouble intends bringing suit
for false imprisonment.
BRIDGEPORT.
A NEW drinking saloon has been
opened in Bridgeport and as conse.
quence rowdism was at premium Sat-
urday night. A party of free Ameri-
can citizens were making night hldeous
with their quarreling and fighting well
into Sunday morning.
WE are getting metropolitan in some
things. Among others we boast cor
ner peanut stand displaying the sign
centennial pies and cakes" because
they were made hundred years ago,
Perhaps we hsvnt inquired whether the
pies are pegged or sewed. The hzzing
pop also constitutes part of the stock III
trade.
JuNkINs Bros. display large stock
of flags tor the Centennial Fourth.
FIRECRACKERs, Roman candles, &c,
adorn some of our grocery windows.
The bows that cant shoot in Wheeling
may come over here and bang away
il they'll buy their crackers here.
A PRELIMINARY meeting Tor the or
ganization OF u Hayes club was held in
the council room Saturday evening. Ii
is too early IN the sason and too warm 10
develop much enthusiasm rs yet.
The net receipts of the Methodist fes-
tival were about 1920 We noticed a
committee investigating and preparing
for the repairs, repsinting, &c.
FROM a conversation had the other
evening and from general remarks made
it would give much satisfaction to tn,
Democracy of this region if Thurman
should be the ST. Louis nominee. Next
to him, Tilden seems to be the tavorlte
Hancock stock, however, appears to be or
the increase just now.
SEVERAL small boys organized an i'm
promptu mardi gras procession on tn,
street few evenings since, and created
some sport by their quaint costumes and
dignifed bearing.
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THE BANE OF DoMEsTICITY.-Mon-
day is washing day-the saddest of the
year-suds and sulks. Monday is "no
day" except for dirty linen and picked
up dinners. Monday is hardly recognized
as legal day. 1t is called
"blue Monday" as everything on
on that day looks discouragins like. No
one thinks of making social or domes-
tic appointment for Monday. We did
once know social reading club which, to
avoid all possible engagements that
crowd the evenings ofthe five real week
days, held its meetings on Monday even
ing, but washing day rubbed that out
after one winters trial. The man who
should think of inviting friend to din
ner on Monday would either be deemed
insane, or the possessor of wife that is
"blessed above women"
Tuesday is ironing day. Not as bad,
by any means, as Monday, for on Tues.
day social life begins to revive. Re.
ligious meetings are held very generally
on Tuesday, and lectures and concerts
and parties prevail.
Wednesday would be happy house.
hold day were it not bakinr W. But
bread making is q delicate ~ ion, and
baking is nice process, an- it 's pain.
full suspense from tle dipping Q re -four
from the barrel uatll me loaf Is tested
after coming from tie oven. And if the
baking is u failure, there will ensue three
days of domestic depressio, and dys.
pepsia.
Saturday is another baking day-tht
repetition of Wednesday. So you see
four days out of the six are nervous day:
for the wife, and, of course, trying days
for the husband. No wonder the first day
of the week is needed for rest.
Now could we reform these four days
the happiness that would be secured
would be incalculable. Servants would
be contented, divorce dockets thinned
and hash dinners would be from choice
not from necessity. But how can this be
done2
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HOUSE.

Under call of the States by Speaker
pro TEN. Sayler, the following bills were
introduced and referred: vrla
Bv Mr.. Durham-Fixing the COM
pensation of the United states marshals
and deputies and fees OF clerks of the
United States Circuit and District Courts.
By Mr.. Kehr-To further provide for
the redemption of United States legal
tender notes.
By Mr.. Kasson-Joilt resolution pro-
viding that W hen the lwo Houses adjourn
Saturday, July LIST, it shall be to meet
on Tuesday, July 4th, at independence
Hall. Philsdelphia, there to consider the
Joint resolution commemorative OF the
Centennial Anniversary of American In
dependence. d,
The call of the States being concluded
Mr.. Neal introduced bill providing for
the repeal of the resumption act, and
moved the previous question.
The point of order raised by Mr.
HI son, was, after some discussion, over
I'll ed
The previous question was not sec.
onded by vote II to 100, and Mr.. kas.
son rising to debate, the bill went over
under tho rules.
Mr.. Randall, from the Conference
| Committee on the legislative appro.
priation bill, reported that the committee
was unable to agree, and new commit
tee was appointed consisting of Messrs
Randall, Springer and Kasson.
Mr.. Savage moved to put on Its passage
bill 10 repeal the third section of the
resumption act, but the point of order
made by Mr.. Kasson, that previous no.
tice had not been given, was sustained
and the motion was not entertained.
The motion to suspend the rules and
pass the bill to continue into the next
fiscal year the appropriations made for
the current year was rejected at 90 &c
~.
Mr.. Springer offered resolution in
structing the Committee on Banking
and currency 10 report tomorrow bill
10 repeal the sumption act.
Mr.. Dennison interposed by a motiol
to adjourn. Rejected. Yeas, 8; nays
l79.
The. morning hour expired. Mr.
| SprInger's resolution went over without
action.
Mr.. Faulkner, from the Committee OF
Foreign Affairs reported a bill for thu
relief of Edward o. NJ. Condor. 1t re
quests the President TO take such steps
us in his judgment may tend to the re
lease of said Condor. Passed.
Mr.. Hill from the Judiciary Commit
tee reported bill for the relief of Bran
nan, Somcrs " Co., of Lexington, KY.
appropriating S9,5SS. Passed under /
suspension Of the rules.
Mr.. Terry moved to suspend the rule
and pass the bill for payment for horses
and equipments lost during the war ano
extending the time for filing the claim
therefor, &c. Adopted,
Mr. Reilly, of Pennsylvania, moved t.
suspend the rules and pass the bill To-
the issue of dlsused government arms tc
States and Territories, for their protec
ton against the Indians. Adopted.
Adjourned.
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MAN KILLED AT THE BENwooD SToN 4
QUARKY.-On yesterday quarry.
man, named John Gaughan. while
working at the stone quarry con.
nected with the Riverside Blast Furnace
near Benw God, lost his life almost instant.
ly. A large mass OF debris falling from
the side Of the hill and Immediately over
the spot where the man was working
crushed him to the earth, the heavy stone
probably killing him ere he knew what
happened. The poor fellow leaves wife
and four children. He halls from Potts
vile, Pa.
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RlyEk AEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated four feet five inches in the chan
mel and falling,
The Exchange passed down Sunday
on her way TO Cincinnati. On account
of the lowness of tbs water, she will pro-
badly remain below.
The Express arrived from Marietta
with her Masonic excursionists Sunday
and laid up at the upper end OF the
wharf. The Science takes her place be-
tween Wheeling and Parkersburg.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday.
The Mallie Ragan will leave for Par
kersburg this morning at half-past Zen
o'clock.
The C. W. Hornbrook will leave for
Pittsburgh this evening.
The Phaeton, Capt. John Mclure's
local packet, was tested yesterday BY
Inspectors Young and Wilson.
The Smoky City passed up with tow
of empty barges at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. She is LAID up above the Top
Mill, unsble 70 go farther.
The Monitor passed up at 10 o'clock
yesterday, with tow of barges.
The Andes leaves for Cincinnati at q
P. NJ. to-day.
| The Science left for Psrker'burg at
1890 A. NJ. yesterday.
The Sam Brown passed up with tow
of large barges q, 2P. N.
The Hestherington passed up with =
tow OF barrels.
lBy Telegraph
PrTrBUEGB, June 26-River 2 feet Q
inches and falling. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, June 26.-River Q feet !
inch and FALLING. Weather sbowery and
sultry. Arrived-Pontinelle Pittsburgh;
| Andy Baum, Memphis. Degsrted-
FontinelIe, ST. Louis.
CArEo, June 26.-Departsd - Eddy.
vile, Nashville. River 30 test and
falling. Weather clear; mercury sS'.
MEMPHIS, June 26.-Rissr fell . ia.
ches and stsnds at II inches. Mercury
| 90 degrees; weather clear. Arrived
Cons Millar, Cincinnati; Grand Tower,
+! vick.burg; koss Miller, Arkansas RTver.
Departed-Scudder, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, June 26-River risen
2 and $40 feet with 9 and $40 feet on
the guage. Westher cloudy; heavy rain
from 10 o'clock last night until sftsf Q
o'clock. Cp-Red Cloud, Maggie Smith,
Grey Eagle, John Means, aad Bowling
Green. Down. Chss. Morgan, Mitchell,
Schenck, Idle~ild and Sandy. Business
sctive. The Mitchell and Morgan re-
ceiyed about 200 tens each.
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WATEk.
WHEELING, June 2G, 1876.
Editors OF the Register.

WHEELING, June ~, 1876.
Editors OF the Register.
We would respectfully call the atten-
ton of Superintendent Cummins to the
fact that the citizens Of East Wheeling,
especially at the head Of Fourteenth street,
dc not have water in their hydrants more
than about one hour between II and !
o'clock) each day, and would ask that he
have the ordinance enforced in regard To
watering the streets. AS we understand
it, Council ordered last summer that
street sprinkling, by private parties,
should take place only il the morning
and evening of each day; but as it now
is, the street hose are used ut Nil hours.
If ne are not mistaken, land We do not
think We are) Council should attend 70
the matter. These citizens are required
to pay their water taxes promptly, and
we think they should have water NJ less,
two or three hours each day.
EAST WHEELING.
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Keen the Liver Active.

The above Is sound health maxim. In
order that the functions of digestion,
evacuation and secretion shall be dis
charged with that degree Of regularity and
vigor which Is essential Ia the we'll being
OF both body and mind, the liver, upon
whose activity they are dependent for
their due performance, must be kept In
good working order. Calomel and blue
pills, besides being hurtfnl mineral drugs,
only partially and temporarily rectiiy dis
orders or sluggishness of the great hillary
gland. Hostettei's Stomach Bitters, on the
contrary, accomplish thoroughly what
the above medicines fail in doing, and are
besides a safe as well as potent remedy
for disorders OF the stomach, bowels and
organs OF uIination. as well as uneQualled
general invieorant. They are, moreover,
a sterling antidote 10 malaria.
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CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
Yesterday the Secretary Of State issued
a certificate OF incorporation to number
of persons of Valley Grove, Elm Grove
and Roney's Point, who have agreed to
become corporation by the name OF
The Patrons" Exchange and Trust As
socistion," for the purpose of buying,
selling, storing and exchanging
all kinds of produce, lumber,
medicines, agricultural implements
stock, and everything used or
produced by the farmer, mechanic and
manufacturer, for keeping on deposit
and loaning money, and trsnsscting all
kinds of business eli use or neediu TO the
farmer. The principal office Is to be at
Point Mills, Ohio county, with the PRIV
ilege of changing their location at any
time, $1,000 have been subscribed to the
capital. The privilege was reserved 90 OF
increasing the capital stock 10 Slooooo.
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THE Standard "mskes much iun OF
the REGISTERS statement that Chrls'
Seibke's turtle was poisoned. The dscolor-
ing of the flesh gave rise to the SUPPOSE
ton. We stand corrected, it swallowed
GRIFFIN and the clawing Of the creature
killed il. Chris, our reward.
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PuT UNDER BosD.-l esterday morn
ing Mary johnson was before squire
Caldwell, charged with breach OF the
peace. She was put under bond IN the
sum OF $50 to keep the peace for SIX
months. The complainant ID the case
was Mary Lucas.
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DRowSEp.-Frank Wilson, . son of
Captain Andy Wilson, aged about IA
years, was downed in Wheeling creek,
yesterday evening, while bathing. The
frs, intima;ion the beresved parculs had
of the sad affair was the bringing home OF
the unfortunate youths clothing by one
of his companions.
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Ae.,s At L.Rxr,r.-Tbos. We

AGAIN AT LIBKkTY.-Thos. Welsh,
accused OF the murder Of Dick Henne-
gan, Was once more confined in Jail yes
terday evening, his sureties being afraid
of his leaving the city. Bail was pro
cured, however, ~ . late hour last
night, and be is now NJ liberty.
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VIZ call the attention Of SuperiRten-
dent Cummings to the communication in
another column IN regard to water in
East Wheeling. 1t is fact that water
in East Wheeling hydrants is . rare
thing, and we think something should be
done 70 remedy the matter complained
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THE West Wheeling ferry boat excur-
sionis.s, Saturday night, threw over
board ''Reese" McDonsld's ice cream
stand, but defended all onslaughts on the
beer stand TO the bitter end.
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THE Fourth OF JULY.-At Il meeting
of the chief marshals and assistants, held
the other evening, the following pro-
gramme was arranged: The procession
TO form on Sixteenth street, beside the
Capitol building, and march up Chapline
t. Eleventh, down Eleventh to Market,
up Market to Seventh, down Seventh to
Main, down Main to Twenty-fourtb,
up Twenty-fourth to Chaphne, down
Chapline to Thirty-seventh, up Thirty
seventh to Eoh, up E"h to Thirty-frst,
down Thirty. first to Chapline, up Chap
line TO Twentieth, down Twentieth TO
Market, up Market to Tenth, thence TO
Main street.
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Crannser.

The following cases were disposed at
the Police Court yesterday morning:
Mrs. Mooney, charged with keeping q
house of ill.tame, paid fine OF ten dollars
and costs.
John Jacobs. Fred Williams, Jacob
Swineheart, John Robbins, Maud West,
Mary Florence, and Birdie Rstclitf, ar.
rested at Mrs. Moneys house and
charged with prostitution, were fined
twenty dollars and costs each. All paid.
Rose Holiday, another inmate of Mrs
Moneys rancho, was fined twenty dol
lars and costs, for prostitution, but she
appealed the case to the Circuit Court,
claiming that she was woman OF un-
i'm peachable virtue.
George Weiser, charged with disor-
derby conduct was fined ten dollars and
costs. Paid.
Bridget White, charged with using
abusive language toward Mrs. Matthew
Daily was fined two dollars and costs.
Nelson tanning, charged with gam.
ing at McMansways's saloon was fined
ten dollars and costs. Paid.
Mary Lucas and Mary johnson, both
ladies Of color were fined two dollars and
costs, each, for disorderly conduct. Paid
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TIE people near the head Of -Four.
teenth street want more water. They
say sbout an hour each day Is all the sup
ply they have. That is pretty rough
these hot days if only part true.
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ALL thu small towns in the neighpor-
hood are trying to get up Fourth of July
celebrations. Give it up neighbors and
come to Nheeling's big jamboree. ~
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FRUSTRATED BY THE HEAT.-Mr.
Henry Truxell, the boss packer OF the
La Belle Mill, was Frustrated BY the heat
Yesterday morning. He was carried 70
his home, on 3lst street, and properly
cared for.
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CoscEET.-Kramer's orchestra concert
ed at the Tidal Wave Saloon last evening.
Quite large number Of the lovers Of
good music and beer were present. Chris.
Siebke presided with his accustomed
dignity
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As THE season advances the prospect
for a very good crop of peaches m
creases, and 1t is generally admitted that
the Delaware and Maryland growers Will
have little reason TO complain OF the yield
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another waf detained at home by sick
ness, and the result was that the COM
mittee had not been able to get quorum
for the past two or three weeks.
The motion was agreed to, and sfter
executive session, the Senate adjourned.
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, SPECIAL meeting of the Board OF
Education will be held. this evening TO
take action in regard 10 have the school
children represented in the Foursh Of
July procession- -,
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RAcEs.-The entries for to-day's races
are all filed, and some good racing will
take place. The Standard and Reserve
base ball clubs will play, to-day, the
first game of the tournament. The Clip
pers, Of Bellsire, and Martins Ferry
club will play Wednesday afternoon.
Ladies admitted free to the grounds, and
are especially invited
The pacing race. Lou. Travis Black
Hawk, j. 5. Burley's Jim Gordon, and
A. ID. Melvin's Doctor.
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The Washington mill resumed opera
tions yesterday, after short strike.
The boilers are said to have obtained the
terms they demanded.
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The one mile and repea, race, on the
Island, tomorrow, will be contested by
J. S. McDonald's Robert Red Eye, Jr ,
Arnitt's Jim, w. J McGannon's Lucy
P, and John NcGannon's Glencoe.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NKw YORK, June 20 MONEY Closed
easy At 2(G2!per cent Prime mercantile"
paper 3i@5! per cent. Customs receipts
S307, 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursGd $42,OO0 Cearings S27WDW0.
Sterling trn 1t isstais9.
GoLD-Firm At 1920 ll2t.
oyERNuRNTs-Fi'. "A and higher
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WELL executed and dangerous coun-
terfeit five dollar bills on the First Ma
tionsl Bank of Northampton, Mass, are
abundant. Look out for them.
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THE Eighth ward people don't like
the route of procession adopted by the
Marshals for the Fonrth of July celebra-
ton.
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AN ALLEGED FoRGER.-A man named
johnson, who has been employed as a
driver at Luke's livery stable, WAS ar
rested yesterday, charged with forging
names in letters sent through the mail,
for the purpose of fraud. johnson will
have a hearing before United States
Commissioner Forbs. this morning at ten
O'Clock. Col. T. =. Shallcross has the
case in charge.
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A PARTY of six ladies took supper at
Mrs. Beasles last evening, and by actual
count eat go wstfles, and it wasn't Il
good evening for watiles, either.
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FOURTH of July will not only be seve-
raj days long this year, but very wide
and thick, also.
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A REGATTA will take place next Sat-
urday afternoon in the back river. The
names of the participants will be given
tomorrow.
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GERANIUMs are the only flowers which
can be relied on to continue blooming
through all seasons if properly cared for
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FORCED SALE.-Grest Bargains m
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
will bring. Must be sold to raise msney
j. w. FERRKI,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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ACCORDING 10 the Standard, Officer
.Sireh would be good one TO go through
q man, and Generslissimo Deth would
be a first class gamester.
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To have the school children in the
Fourth of July procession is a good
idea.
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NoTIcE.-At the iof,,d closing out
sale Of J. w. Ferret, y'u csn get Nus.
lin at 4 cents, Calico nj ! cent, Gr"ns
dine a. s cents, and Carr IS nj Is cent.
per yard. Call soon u you want ,a,r.
gang,
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EVERY paper IN the country rises to
remark that "a Cincinnati firm expects TO
manufacture forty millions of flags this
year.
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FIFTEEN thousand people said it was
hot, yesterday. And they were all cor
rect, too.
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Qui",.
STATE SECURITIEs-Qulet; Tennessee
firm and bigger.
STocKs-Dull and lower with sAlr'
as follows: Western Union, 1900 81
Paul, 1900; Lake Shore and, 800 and
Michigan Central, 10000
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BALTIMORE, June 26.-Flour-Dull
and heavy; superfne western 81 03@
| O3s; extra ST 04@l 05: family 81 05l
al 06i. Wheat-Quiet; western red
81 20td1 20. Corn-Steady; Western
mixed 5Ic. Oats-Firmer; Western
mixed @37c. Rye-Dull and unchang-
I'd. Hsy-Dull and heavy. Provisions
Pork $40 50@2l 90; bulk shoulders
Sc; clear rib l04c; loose bacon shoulders
969lc; clear rib he. Lard-Dull and
nominal. Petroleum-Dull; crude Ss@
SIC; refined l4s@lilc. Whisky-Nom-
nal at 81 l3l,
TOLEDO. o.. June 26.-FloIr-Dull
Wheat-Dull and lower; No. 2 white
Wabash 81 Sll; No. l white Michigan
81 27b; No. do 81 lS!; extra white
Michigan 81 $50; amber Michigan ST lSi;
seller July 81 49,. Corn-Dull and
lower; high mixed 5lic; seller July 81 &c;
seller August held at 524c; low mixed
isc; no grsie 47c Osts-Firm; No. 2
5lIc; white Sale; Michigan 321c.