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Washington Items,

WARRINGTON, July 6.-The bids have
been opened by the superintendent OF
Public Buildings and Grounds for the
erection of granite pedestal Tor the
statue Of the late Major General George
II. Thames, on VI street, this city. The
appropriation for the pedestal is s2o0JO.
The bids ranged from SS,7OO.to $4,000.
Indian agent Barnes, OF the Nevada
agency, telegraphs ID the Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs from Wsdsworth that
Benjamin Holland, farmer st the
reservation in south eastern Nevada, and
w. Ii Carter formerly n blacksmith
there, were shot a'd killed by iour white
men. Indians aud whites from the reser-
vation are IN pursuit ot the murderers.
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Heavy Bank DefaIcatiOn.

COLUMBUS, July 6.-ConsiderAble OF
sensation was occasioned here to-day by
the publication of q statement of large
detslcation by w. G. Faxon teller, and
Frank McClelland book keeper of the
private banking house OF Bartlett "
Smith of this city. The officers of the
bank have been cogDizant of the matter
for several months, but the facts have not
before been msde public. Itia generally
understood that the money was sQuander-
ed ir gambling The matter Ii being
investigated, but has not progressed far
enough TO warrant "a s.atrmrat OF the
amount OF deiaIcaLIou. tne operations
of The detaulters have extended over q
considerable period of time. EaXion snd
McCicl!and were discharged from the
services OF the bank some time ago.
Both confessed to bein. the persons I'M
picated. They are yery highly con-
necLed here The bsak l. ,ne OF the
oldest and most reliable in the city, hsv-
ing been in existence tweuty-eIght
years. Is business will be continued Ms
heretofore
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DiHz's Minister.

WAsHINGToN, July 6.-Tha letter &C.
c-e1itlug Seuor Mata as Minister from
Dlszs government Was read 1T tie Cab'-
net meeting to-day. 1t was very
friendly and pleasant document, but the
contents received no further attention
than respectful listening, as II wns
not regarded at present proper to TAX
any action beyond reference to tn.
State Department, by which it was pre-
sentcd At The CsbIne. some time w>-
gwen considering the foreign apPoI~.-
ments without determination on aly
names before Council
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The Grover InNesIig ttiou.

SAN FRANCISCO, July "a Portland
dispatch says: H. the Grover invesllga-
tion yesterday the following witnesses
were exsmiIei: ii Hsught, member OF
the Legislature -; the last session from
Ciacksmas county, Ex-Governor Curry,
Ex-Governor Chadwick, member OF the
Legislature from Linn county, and L.
Dantorth. Nothing definite or even
satisfactory was ehcl,ed from these wit.
nesses tending IN any manner to estsb-
lsh the charges preferred against Mr..
Grover
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Thursday's storm.

PoTTsvILLE, PA, July 6.-Additionsl
particulars OF last nights terrific storm,
received from the western portion OF
Berks county, SAYS that the Berks and
Lshlgh railroad was washed out between
Moselem and Lenaartsville Nesr Nc
keesburg, this county, barn WAS blown
down killing young lady named Mary
Ock
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A. PARTY of patriotic gentlemen at
Pleasant Mount, Pa, spent the Fourth in
clearing away the weeds and rubbish
from the neglected grave OF SAMUEL
MxREpIrH, first Treasurer of the United
States. II is proposed to erect monu-
Ineat 10 his memory.
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urdPreu.

ISDIASAPoLIs, July 6. - Pleasant
Stanley, sn old gentleman, WAS murdered
n his bed nj Greensburg st 80 early
nuur this morning. Mr. Stanley was
s.eeping IN lover room, and often left
MS door open as ne wss troubled with
asthma. He was to have msde large
payment o. money Today, and had
spoken of it, but placed the money in
bagk YESTERDAY
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suppressing the slave Trade.

LONDON, July 6.-Portugal having
consented 10 sc: with Eng land in sup.
pressing the slave trade on the Aozam.
blque coas. British cruiser hss been
ordered there. she will carry fortu-
guese officials, visit all hsunLs OF the
;lavers, and be empowered to search sus.
picious vessels, even when carrying Por-
tuguese co!Ors.
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TaE roeues @: the Louisiana Return
ing Board begin To teel the halter draw.
1t i, barely possible that something re-
seu,hling Justice may be meeted out to the
rasr4ls who stole ,he Presidency, whne
HAYES unmolested VIII enjoy the bene-
its Of the THEFT.
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General Grant.

BRUSSELS, July 6.-General Grant ar
rived here this evening and proceeded
to = hotel. No official reception wss
given him as he is travelling inCoguito
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The Grave OF Samuel Meredith.

PLEASANT MOUNT, Pa, July 6.-The
grave of Samuel Meredith, the first
Treasurer of tho United States, was
visited on the afternoon OF the Fourth by
party of gentlemen, who cleared and
cleaned the grounds and organized
monumental association. 1t is proposed
TO erect II plain, substantial shaft
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Murderer EXRcmiad.

ATLANTA, GA, July G.--Jacl, Thomp-
son, colored, WAS hanged at La Grange
to-day, for killing two negro children,
last winter, aged ten and twelve years
He blew Oft the head OF the oldest with q
gun, crushed the head o: the other with
q stick, and cat his throat from ear to ear
with case knife.
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Joe COburu the PugilisI

New YORK, July 6.-Tne supreme
Court has denied the motion for new
tria. II the case Of Joe CobUrn, the
puGllst now serving ten years sen
teac, n SiEg-Slng State Prison, for =
murIerous attack on n policeman
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HAYES recent order prohibiting Fed
srs otf.ers from pulling the political
wires was sn very we'll But now the
Cabinet Is endeavorlng to discover way
by which they can excuse certain officials
tor running the lows convention in de-
dance of the order.
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EST Milt0u
The Black Hills

By n. v. Mcguire, Who has spent y yean
In this Tegisn. Latest sccounb oI Gyli
and silver prospects. A <Ticuitural aud
Grazing resources, Innate, Hunting, Pm
ing, Indians, and S.ttIsr-' Adyentu frs
with them. Mining and wild Western
Liis, the Waterfalls, Boiling Dsyssr. noble
scenery, Immense Gorge, etc WIN T.
me illustrations and one map. Price only
~ ets., sold by all SeWsdsalerS, or sent post
paid fOr l2c By DOSSELLT, LLOYD 81 90,
Pubs, Chicago, III. ma!!D
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smuggIed JewGiry.

BosToS, July 6.-DIsmond rng:,
bracelets, brouches, etc, estimated to
be worth $4,000 nave been seized. They
we've imported two years ago and are
now offered TOR sale without payment OF
i.t.
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KcauesIedIO aniI.

NEWARK, y. j, July 6-The Pres5y-
terry of Newark has requested the Rev.
lr. lee 10 resign ms pastorate and cease
preceding the doctrine OF direct commu.
nc with GOD snd Christian pertec-
lol, and TO discontinue holiness meet
ms
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Rink Closed

The Clinton Savings Bank has been
closed, owing to the stagna.ion in busi-
ness and shrInksge in values. There Will
probably be = loss Of ten cents on the
dollar.
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Next Meeting orthe Council.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a cable dis
psIcu rom Edinburgh says that Phia
delpuls mas been appointed for the next
meeting Of the Genera Presbyterian
Council.
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railroad Ob.tructionists Jailed.

NASHVILLE, July 1.-Two tramps
were detected TINS morning, about .
O'Clock, placing distractions on the n.
L y. W. railroad. They were subse-
cusntly arrested and jailed.
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Marine.

New YORK, July 6-Arrived-
Steamer Marine from Bremen.
PLYMOUTH, July g. Arrived -
Steamer Psrriers from New York.
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Died

MUNIcH, July o.-Frederick WI.
helm HIGHLANDER, Germsa traveller
and author, ID dead
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STAT, nf "A -, VIRGINIA CaurfN. %. 1IIp
ip fi'" CnunIy Court'ni iii, rouut,. Jul,
r,lIrs sI.--.
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iluss'S' f"lI',k nAlI'A I,''I p"h",'
y SlhItN' T.. hII"" S",p"
I. SmIih, lhuhh nN'"ivl' 'n..,.H
o"hLS LIE nn,,'E rtI 49,,
i"trlck M.b'IH",t I",iI,N Sp''"'
Jeremiah mSieS, James ! 'u'' IInIl
iadgett' "Illhih a. nI',7' u"Ll,'
i"eiHer, Shihu'i nuEn'N' Nn"l
hrpuhr, Johh EaIl' ia, hp"i 5"ih'
ROberts,John Dunlon, 1 S"lhtrl," "IiIlhin
O'Bricn, Mike Mcch"n ana p"pfR' u,
arkh,
IN CHANCEhh
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Visited The POne

ROME, July A number OF officers
srd crew of the L. ). .tesmer Gettysburg
psid visit to the Pope to-day.
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The rife matches for the Centennial
trophy take place st New York, Sep
tenn per lsth and 18th.
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Failure.

New YORK, July 6.-Nartin X John
son. tobacco and commission merchants,
Front street, have suspended. Lisbih-
ties $4,000 The assets are stated to be
.Inl npn
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Mexican Affairs.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 81 The
spirit OF the order 10 General Ord 70
cross the Rio Grsnde has been misunder-
stood by the press, which made bitter
attacks on the United States Govern
nent The Official Journal charges the
United States with violation OF treaties
snt international law alleging shat the
Rio Grande movement Is Il preteIt for
territorial aggrsudIzement, or tor forcing
Lerdo on the Mexican people. These
attacks called forth memorandum from
Minister Foster, which Is addressed 70
the government and foreign republicans
The following are the principal points:
The Instructions given To Gen. ord
are no: an ANNOUNCEMENT! Of new meas
ures on the part of the United States.
The depredstlons committed during the
past four years were not common to both
sides of the frontier Mexico took no
adequate. no vigorous measures TO pre-
vent depredstions or punish outlaws.
Mexico has frequently acknowledged its
inability to discharge its duty regarding
the preserving of order on the Rio
GraIde frontier, giving rs reason in
ternsl dissentions.
The instructions 10 Gen. Ord are mis-
interpreted By the MsXlcsn government,
therefore the declaration made by tho
Mexican Minister Of War is unwsr-
rsnted II officially asserting that the IN
structiOns to Gen. Ord are IN conlraven
tion of the treaties between Mexico and
the United States.
Telegrapalc dispatches announce
meeting between Generals Ord and
Trevino at Pledrss Negras at which
amicable and satisfactory arrangements
were made tor the suppression of raids.
Mexico insists on the modification of the
order to General Ord and fears are enter
taned that the modification will not be
conce led. There Is considerable excite
ment over this affair in the capital.
Senor Rafael BenonIdes has been COM
mission8d by Mexico to make n special
ana minute study OF the situation on the
border snd report measures expedienttor
putting u stop to the raids ana disorder.
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where the voice of grave divine would
be raised to preach unity among the
branches OF the brethren that mad sepa-
rated on fine points Of doctrine during
the three hundred years gone by. This
was the parish church when Knox was
pastor of Eiin nburgh-Knox, who would
rather be right than be u bishop or g
pope. 1t co tains three separate places
OF worship and during the Reformation
II was made - accommodate four. Parts
OF 1t, too, were used rs Il prison, rs po.
lice office and an office for the town
clerk.
TRUMPET ToNGUED.
Here John Knox spoke with that
vehemeucs and energy which the
Ambassador said, put more lite into me
than six hundred trumpets." Here, too,
"the rascal multitude" MS Knox called
them, did as at Perth and Stirling and
broke up priestly professions and
smashed the image, Ot saints with the
fierce iconocls IN Of tde time, which was
ss much snti-EngIlsh rs snti-Catholic.
No MASS FOR JENNY.
IlcTe Luc STcou WIG, JcluE pcuuoS'
when the Bishop OF EdIn burgh asked the
Dean TO read the collect from the obnOx
ious Liturgy OF Lsud, snstched her stoo
from under her and hurled it at the
Deans head, saying Collie! dell collie the
wsme O ye; wud ye say mass A. my
lug" Tne mild Dean "jOuked,' that Is
to say, bobbed his head, escaping the
missile of Indignation, and the stool is MI
object of amused veneralion NJ the Anti.
quariaa Museum 10 this day.
TIE PLACE OF PLACES.
Here James VI, when about to leave
Scotland to mount the throne of England,
left vacant by the Queen who put his
mother, Mary Queen OF Scots, to death,
delivered MS farewell address. Here, On
Tuesday morning, assembled from all
psrJs of the world, ia the O,d Kirk
sacred TO twelve generations OF devotees,
the first Pan Pres byterisn Council
What change from the time Of Knox?
No professions; no iconOclssm; not even
n sturdy prayer for vengeance, like Mil
ton s.
Revenge, o, Lord, thy slaughtered saints
who's bones
Lie scattered on the Alpine mountains
cold.
THE OLD HUNDRED.
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Russian Defeat.

SHUMLA, July "a battle WAS fought
in tue vicinity Of Biels, lasting twelve
hours. The Russians are repulsed with
considerable loss and fell back on SIstOva
No details Of the fight have been re-
cpiypd
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The Indian.-GeneraI Howard After
Them.

SAN Francisco. July "a press dis.
patch TO the Portland NeWS, from Gen.
Howsrds camp on the Salmon river
dated June 3Oth, says that the Ind ans
passed along Bald mountain opposite the
camp, on the 29,n, IN full view OF the
soldiers. Gen. Howard Is hurrylng, with
all possible dispatch, IN order 20 pursue
or find the direction taken by the In
dlons. If the trail indicates that Joseph
intends escaping to the buffalo country,
General Howard will Immediately
retrace his steps TO Lewiston and
endeavor to head him of by
way of Langmans creek. Captain Con
vile, of Lewiston, with his volunteers,
starts today To sKlrmish through the
territory in the vicinity OF Slate creek TO
dnd the direction Joseph has taken The
Malheur Snake Indians in Baker
county, Oregon, are restless, and fears
are entertained that they will effect n
junction with the hostiles. Square men
say Joseph has gone towards Spskane
river, and will take up his position IN the
impsssabIe gulChes and CanOns, intend
ing to stay there and fight it out The
opinion NJ headquarters Is that he will
strike Tor the Buffalo country. Joseph
has now day and r half the start OF the
troops. General Howard has telcgraphed
Tor regiment OF regulars, which, 1t Is
saId, can get here in ten days from
Omaha, Nebraska. He has now about
800 men, three howitzers and two gat.
ling guns.
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

The great Interest Of All nations and la
our own thrilling history OF lOU ears
max - this book sell i.ster than any other
Ssad for circular. J, c. AcCUkDY 4 20,
PhilAdelphis. Pa. sp1b
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RAILROAD BoSDe-SLrong except 81
Joe converlIbles, which were weak snd
declined / per cent.
STATE BUSDs-QuIet.
SroCks-W ere more active to-day
than for some time past At the open
ing the market WAS strong, and soon NJ
advance Of from ! to L. per cent. was
e tablished, the latter Lake Shore and
Delaware and Hudson. Delaware,
L4ckawsnua and Western advanced | !
per cent. Michigan Central and -. Paul
preferred ! ! each, and Western Union,
Rock Island and Illinois Central per
cent. In the afternoon the market began
10 decline on sales 10 realize, and closed
weak, with the improvement ot the
morning nearly AL lost. 81. J,e sharrr
were consplcuously weak IN late dealings.
The transactions on the Stock Exchange
were 100000 shares, OF which l4,OOO
were New York Central, 1000 Ere.
81 900 Lake Shore, = COO Northwestern
preferred, 10000 Rock Island, 1000 -.
Paul common, 10000 preferred, 3 co..
Delaware and Hudson 200 81. joe,
1900 Delaware, LAckawanua md
Western, 5000 Michigan Central, 1000
Illinois Central, 1900 Morris and Essex
1000 Pacific Mail and 5000 Western
Union
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THE OLD HU INBRED.

The immense congregation had TO list
ea only to the vindiCatlon OF their own
faith and traditions. With one heart
and voice they rose and sang the Presby-
Ierian versiou OF "Od Hundred"
All people that on earth do dwell.
The effect WAS granily majestic rs the
volume OF song rose and fell from the
lips OF the earnest, prsyeriul thousands.
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| UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER Law IEfIUREs tnlr"
weekly begin 18th July. 1877, and end l2th
September. Have proved Of signal use
lst, 10 students who design - pursue their
studies at this or other baW-schr .. 81, 10
those who propos" 10 real privately aud
-, 10 practitioners who nave no hai th'
Advantage Of sySt"naiIc instruction. For
circular apply fP. . Uniyeuity 81 Va ~
JOB Is HTSOR, Prot. Com. and rtlt.
Law. mayL5eDdb
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VOL. II.
at'hccliaq A'eNi5ter,

GOA eIOs>.i .cs.sraov q, lo5i
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M E NJ RANDUN
II A ID -.

SEVERAL SIZES FOX sALE AT TINS
OFFICE febl7a
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From csblegram to the New York
Herald, from Edinburgh, dated July 9TH
concerning the great church council rs.
sembled in that historic city, the follow
ing interesting extracts are taken:
AS far as weather went, better day
could not be granted IN this land of mist
and passing cloud Never did the old
city look better Blithe SUI shine gilded
the commanding emlnences and Int up
the grassy slopes between the ridges that
give the capital of Scotland its uphill
and down-hill character.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

state uf West Virginia, county ui Ohiu.
In the County Court ui ohio county July
rules, III:
The Wheeling and Elm Grove Kni.r"uI
company,
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THE CHURCH OF KNOX.

You now get 8 clue TO the reason why
the PRESBYTERIAN leaders CHOSE st. Giles
tor the first meeting OF the Council,
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A SIMPLE SLAB.

1t witnessed msny historic scenes, but
if you pass round the church to Pariis-
ment Square, where the equestrian
statue OF Charles H. stands in rich coR-
psrison, you may have slab pointed
out to you in the pavement with the let.
tiers j. X. upon it. This Is where all
that i mortal OF j ohm Knox, the great
reformer, lies waiting for the last trump
To sound, and where be was laid to rest
stter life "a stormy as st. Pau! the
Apostles. in November, 1872.
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The other churches represented in the
Moderatorship OF the Council are the Re-
formed Dutch Church OF America by the
Rev. DR.. Ormiston. of New York; the
United Reformed Synod of France, by
Past n Fi.cn, of Paris, VINO will be re-
mem bered - delegate to:h Evangelical
Alliance. which met in New \ ork in 1873.
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NEW YORK


NsrtH wrst'n uid 49,
NEW YORK, July 6.-Co,tou- Ex-
cnsuge closed. Flour-A little more do
ing; prices occasionally y sshaie stronger,
particularly Tor m"ium winter wheat
and MInuesots extra; receipts 700
1arrei- No. 2 81 OOGGj 90, -uporfl o
western and state So 75CI6 %; common u
good So 2OCa6 60; good to choice So 10
CI,6 IS; extra ONO Sc 3OCoS so white
wheat extra S. soar ~; iEucy ~ O6CG
9 90; ot. Louis 50 5OC1,lO 20; Minnesota
patent process 81 0Om IL o. Rye Flour
Steady st 81 5OCa15 ~. Corn Neal--A
sha ie l-mer; western 81 SOGB5 35
Wheat Moderate export demand; re-
ceipts 10000 bushels; No. 3 Milwaukee
IL a.; rejected yprIng 81 O5; No. Z Chi
cago 81 90; iAir No. = Milwaukee 81 %;
choice 81 65(dl 4S. Rye-Dull; western
7Old75c. Barley-QIiet and unchanged
Malt-Quiet but steHiy. Corn-Higher,
receipts $1,000 bushels; warm western
mixed 5iCg55c; ungraded jG9GOc; high
mixed 5O(96llc. OHu-U % .asnged; ie-
ceipts 1900 bushsi,. Hay aud Hope
Unchanged Coiee-QHel but firm;
Rio cargoes l7GgZ0ie god; IobbIng sL II
GB22lc gold. ouger-QIiel but steady,
tar 70 good refining 31G3.ci prime lOc;
refined lls9l2c. Molasses-Grocery
quiet sH4 unchsnget; refining hrmer.
Petroleum More demand; crude SIC;
refined l8:Gl3ic. TLiow-At ss35tc.
RosIu-A. IL coal IS. Turpenuue-
Easier at3ltc Kggs-DuIl; western II
@l5,. Pork-QIr, bat firm n. sl4 25
ala 3Oi Angus. sl4 25nyl4 20 Beef
DIiI; we-.srn long r.eAr middle dull NJ
81. Lari-Oid prime ,tssu 80 %; new
- l24GS l5: Au-It 50 Zz.lg9 u!
Butter Unchsnge! Cbee-c--SIesiy ~
Oa9s. Whisky-Dl.la ii Il.
CaiCA9o, July G.-Flour-Firm and
unchanged. WHest-ActIye, 1rn md
higher; No. 2 Chicago spung 81 47Gy
! - cSsh; 81 iZ!M 81 - seller July;
81 ZliGl u! seller August; 81 l5! ,eI-
Ter September y ., 81 Z3lgl "a re
j-c,ed. Corn Fairly active snd .nsde
higher At 47ic cssh; 48tc seller July;
43tG,45sc seller August i5s re..er sep
tember; rejected ii(s,44tc. Oss-RsIrly
active and ,aads higher Il. 3Zic czsh
seller joy; 3p4G3Ic seller Augu.ti re-
iected 24c. Rye and BarIey-Qais. and
unchanged. Pork--Good d-masd and
p-.ce. u shade higher At fl3 ~ cash;
Sl8 I5Cd,I3 ~ seller July; $l3 z5 seller
Augl-t; Sl3 IS seller September. Lord
-Fsr.y active, firm and + shade higher
ass can; s. gJ.eiler August; 50 0z.
seller p.emg.-. Bl.E Mants Quiet 81
5(a,7Ctg-. WbsAY-Ste d. =. IL ".
o. Gail Board-W hes.-EssIer At
81 ~ e.sr july; 81 ". seller August.
& rn-Firm ,: 40 seller July. Osis-
Unchanged. Pyrx-Firmer 1t sl3 25C4
Is 30 seller Augus.. LArI-U L aChanged
PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Wooi-
Firm and ia good demand supply
coming IL rs-ly, b.: active demand
keeps the marke, bare; Oalo, Penn.
svlysnIA an- West Virgins Xxx
aa1 above 46G5Oc; Y 4Gfq4oc;
rs1i4m 45C147n; cosr-e +O(G,42; New
York. Mlcnlgln. Indiana snd western
fna 4Ola45c; medium 45946c; cosrss
combing WISHED 50Gy55c; un-
wasned 87!94Oc; Csnsds combing 65c;
hne unwAsned 2sc; cosrss and medium
3Oa &c; tub washed i3CL45c