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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
Public Debt Statement.

WAsHISGToS, July 2-SiI per cent
bonds, 1854, 4,62l $50; per cent. bonds,
sos, 200, $50; II per cent. bonds, sl40,.
100000. Tota coin bonds, sl,697, SIS,
$50
Lawful money debt, sl,400,0OO; ms.
tured debt, Sl6,64S.S6o; legal tenders,
S359, SIS, ,294; certificates sf deposit, S54-
100000; fractional currency, S2,0i0,SlS;
coin certifcstes, s4l, l,l52,6 600. Totsl. with
out interest, SAG, 764,03l. Totsl debt
S222 $50. 720: total interest, S4O,sS2, 79l,
Cash IN treaSury-Coin, Sll5 2,4I3;
currency = sl274; currency ned for
the redempti,n of fractional currency
$7,96323; ,peeisl deposits held for
the redemption OF certificates Of deposit,
S5t,960,OOO To:sl IN treasury, 1885,
OPS. 900
Debt ,ess cash IN treasury, $1,000. l5S,.
~ decrease OF debt during the month
%: June S3.2l9ll9; decrease since June
30 1876, S3l,7Sl,l2l.
Bonds issued to Pacitic Railroad Com
panieS, interest payable in lawful money,
principal outstanding, S64 ,62S,5l2; inter.
est accrued and not yet paid, Sl9S,s75;
interest paid by United States, S34,Ols,
923; interest repaid by transportation OF
msls &c, $S,5l4iS9; balance OF interest
paid by United States, 25,5O4 i3S. The
reduction OF interest on the public debt
since Julyll,: :ls76 Is sl,94S, 625, which is
the result OF funding operations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
French Affairs.

PARIS, July 2-The Municipal Coun-
ell of Amiens has been dissolved because
it participated in the reception to Gam
BETA Ii Is expected that the Council Of
MarsA.les will share the same fate.
President McMahon's order OF the day
to the troops was resd in the Long
Champs yesterday, 1t concluded as fol-
lows: Il am sure you will aid NE 10
maintain respect for the government and
law snd in the fulf!lment OF the mission
entrusted 20 me, and which l will dis.
charge to the end.'
PARIS, July 2.-The general order
issued by Msc Mshon during the annual
review OF the troops has caused senss-
tiou, but the clerical and Bonapsrtst
papers are delighted with 1t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
HANGING A WOMAN.

A singular case Is presented in that OF
Mrs. SARAH VIcToR, OF Ohio, who was
some time ago, convicted of murder in
the first degree, and sentenced to b5
hanged. There is in the public mind u
feeling which revolts' against hanging a
woman, so Governor YoUNG commuted
hsr sentence to imprisonment IN the
penitentisry for life. This act Of clem-
ency Mrs. VICTOR declined to voluntarily
accept, on the ground that the punlsh-
ment is more severe than that proposed
in the original sentence. a Governor
has right to reduce the punishment OF
q criminal or pardon altogether, but he
cannot add to the punishment by making
it moro severe. This is just what Mrs.
VICToR claims Governor YOUNG has
done, and she demands that the sentence
of the court, and herself, be executed
She has appealed to the court for ''pro-
lection in her rights" and Columbus
court has ordered that she be taken
from the penitentlsry and remanded
to the court which sentenced
her that the original order OF that Court
be carried out by its sheriff, but some
body who is determined that a woman
shall not be hanged IN Ohl). has inter-
fered and the case will go TO the Su-
preme Court. Some curious questions
are presented by this case. Fist, has u
convict right to decline the interposi-
tion of executive clemency upon any
ground? Second, if Mrs. VICroR's de.
sires are carried out will it not be an AID
ing and abetting, by the officers of the
law, in the commission OF u suicid92 For
if she does not stand condemned to die
bat dies from choice is it not suicide2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
PAYING TANES.

The Committee on Finance aud Ac-
counts OF the County Board of COmmls-
sioners, at the meeting of the board yes
terday, reported tina: they had examined
! Sheriff TINGLE's delinquent tax list and
| found It correct. This list shows II very
close collection OF the taxes, it being the
smallest list that has been submitted to
the board for the past eight years. The
sheriff seems to be more fortunate than
most business men in his collections, these
hard times. We imagine that there are
few men dong large business with all
classes and conditions of people, but
would be compelled to own to d largely
increased delinquent list over past wears
But then people will make distinction
ameng their creditors, rs was well Illus
trsted by BILLY h, when he was
exhorted by Psrson l. to "come
d ,vn' handsomely to the missionary
c Use.
Come, William, give us something"
said the Parson.
"Can't do it," replied Bill.
"Why not2 Is not the cause good
oner'
"Yes, but l am not able to give any
thing"
"Poohl Poohl | know better; you
must give better reason than that
"Well, owe too much money; must
be Just before AIN generous, you know"
But William, you owe God larger
debt than you owe anybody else
That's true, Psrson, but then he amt
pushing me like the balance of my credit
ors.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
Cuban Affairs.

New YORK, July Col. Dequsrets,
recently OF the Cuban army ana mem
ber ot the new War commission now re-
presenting the Cuban cause here, says
that at no time since the first blow WAS
struck for liberty, nine years ago, have
We been so near the realization of our
hopes 1t is u matter Of regret 10 Us that
Amcrics should be so Indifferent - our
fate, and more especially the colored
popul alton, Ms We arc not only lighting
tor liberty and independence, but also for
the abolition Of slavery. We need srms
and ammunition. We do not ask tor
fllibusters, we have enough Cubsns on
the island and IN exile mors than We
need 20 plant the Cuban hsg
even IN Havana, If wa only had
arms. For the last three long years
we have not received q single charge OF
ammunition from outsiders. We fight
and take it from the Spanish. We make
good deal OF powder on the island, and
then refill the cartridges picked up This
is slow skill Our little army, 1900 men,
srs well clothed, and the past year we
have met with some success The ct'o
of myself and two colleagues now IN this
country are only to open the eye 81 tho
American people OF the struggI" At their
own door, IN ,na 10 the fnest islam l. oi
tn. world, and to enlist not only their
sympathy, but to ask the support ol their
government IN granting US bells"r"nt
rights.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
The GeniIemanIy iIaryards.

NEW YORK, July 2-The Tribme
like the Tunes, pays attention to the
Harvard crew who Insulted the reporters
at the University races. The Tri'We
SAYS: "These young men would d. well
to cali 10 mind the element OF that Cu.
ture which their parents sent them to
college to acquire. Bancroft and has
crew stand in the post on of insulting a
large and industrious class OF men much
more useful than themselves, by placing
on the Harvard boat house nj Spring
field, the legend, carefully printed on q
sign board, Reporters and loaiers are
not wanted here. They so conducted
themselves toward the committee who
dId their best 10 entertain them that the
gentlemen of the committee felt they had
good cause TO call them hogs"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03

The fcklsnesE of fortune Is sadly IL
lustrated in the case of JOHN STONE
PULLes, who few years ago was q
wealthy sugar merchant At New Or
leans. When the war broke out he
loaned the Confederate government two
hundred thousand dollars, and was
colonel in the army. Yesterday he died
in g wretched tenement house in Brook
Ign, end Was buried by the charity of his
poor fellow tenants.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
Baltimore CoIIectorship.

BALTIMORE, July 2-Colonel wilkins,
collector OF this port, has received no Off.
c,al notice of his suspension although
dispatches from Washington cay the
papers Tor his successor we're signed by
the President, but the following was re-
celved by the Collector from the Secre.
tsry of the Treasury:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
WATHINGToS, June 22, 1871.
IT, C5t Eirrrd Bilkrns. CoIcctgr,
Baiumore.
DEAR SIR:-I AIN directed by the
President 10 say tha. under al circum-
stances, after the fullest consideration
OF the matter Of Collector of
Customs at Baltimore he
has made up his mind that It i his duty
10 restore JOhn l.. Thomas y that place.
know he doe thi. with sincere respect
for you. character and position have
therefore to ask that you will some time
before the first of July terder your
resignation. Very respectfully,
Jons SHERMAN.
To this COL wilkins replied declining
20 resign. In his reply be says: since
1 have had the office | have endeavorei
TO discharge its duties faithfully aud 10
the best OF my ability, and the President
/ in MS inaugural address, in calling a.
tention n civil service reform,
says that a public officer should
be secure in his tenure ss long as bis per-
4 sonsl character remains untsrni.he1
and be perform: his duties satisfactorily.
Your letter give, me the crafty NJ as
/ surance OF the Presidents sincere respect
for my character and ! appeal TO the re-
cords Of your department ior the evi-
dence OF the satisfactory performance Of
I my o<4irizl duties
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
SUING FOR A CHARACTER

The Jackson Herald, remarkiug upon
the story that Mr.. THoMPsoN, editor of
the Hinton HerGLi, had gone TO Clncln-
natl to bring suit against the Commercial
for libel for publishing ATKINsoN's
vicious attack upon his character, forci-
bly remark: when y man sues for a
character, it is prtnsa facis evidence thai
his character is about played out
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
ILLIIlC DIsTlILING.

The following miserable talsehooi ap-
pesrs in the Pittsburgh Commercial,
loaded and with prominent head lines, as
= special dispatch from Washington. 1t
will be interesting TO know who this
deputy Marshal at Psrkersburg' is who
reports that there Is in West Virginia
"a general hostility on the part of the
people to the internal revenue laws
WAsmINGToN, July l, 1877.
a letter received here from the Deputy
Marshall ~ Parkersburg relative to the
unlawful proceedings OF IluCit distillers
in West Virginia indicates general
hostility on the part OF the people to the
internal revenue laws, and he fears the
necessity of more effective measures than
those At his command TO enforce them.
The hands of the officers OF the gove'n-
ment will be strengthened.
We venture there Is not u Ste.e IN the
Union where the people have higher
reverence tor law, and who more cheer
fully obey its behests than do the people
of West Virginia. 1t begins to look as
ifthere exists among the Federal office
holders in this state conspiracy to in-
jure the fair name of her people for their
own exhaltstion. and that the Mercer
and Fsyette SANDER and this contempt
able tslsehood are but parts of pro-
grsmme. Let us know who this Deputy
Marshal is who "fesrs the necessity" of
calling upon HAYES tor Federal troops at
the points OF whose bsyonets this gene.
raj hostility" to law shall be punished.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
The IntllRns.

SAN FRANCISCO, July "A press dis
patch from Portland says that q grand
pow.wow has just been held at WsLis
Walls between the citizens and mum.
be. Of Indians from the Umshilts reser-
vation who came there under the escort
OF Msjor Concsrns. Among them were
HamIly, chief OF the Wslls Wallss; b W.
lish Wampo, OF the Cosquezs; Jerez. OF
the Nez Perses; Wenumsoot, oi,;he Una
tillas and others. The meeting wss
largely attended, the Mayor presiding,
The above rsmet chiefs made speeches,
protesting a desire tor peaceful relations
A number OF Jess able chiefs spokr to the
same effect
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Vessel Burned.

New ORLEANS, July 2.-The ship
Gov Morton, Capt Davis, hence June
27d, from GrInsby, with AGO bales OF
cotton, and large lot OF slaves, took fire
to-day nj he southwest pass, scuttled
and settled in twenty feet a. wster
abreast of the telegraph station The upper
deck was completely destroyed. Two
thirds of the cargo will be saved in 8
damaged condition. The value OF the
vessel Al / cargo was about quar- ter o.
q million doliarS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
Steamboat Accident.

CHICAGO July News from Dallss
ILL.,, SAYS tHst on Saturday afternoon, the
steamer Red Wing, tor 81. l. 'uis. bursted
her steam pipe. Inc following were the
victims: W. Morgan, Of Rock Island,
second cook, died on Sunday a, Montrose;
j. Myers, OF Portsmouth, Ohio, passen-
ger, died on Sundsy; Ed. Weaney, stew.
ard, missing and is probably drowned; {;
NJ + Tracy. of Mt. Ids, lows, badly
scaided; John Pearce, ST. LOUIS. first
cook, iace scalded; 2. Coll and p. Wight.
ly, Of 81. Louis, slightly lnjuredi John +.
Darrow. passenger. dangerously scaldec.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03
Blockade OF Boats.

BALTIMORE, July 2.-The blockade Of
boats on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
assumed such proportions that on Satur-
day, the Sheriff of Washington county,
accompanied by the State Attorney, went
to Hancock and broke itup. The block.
aiding squadron comprised from 80 10 40
boats, and moved abreast 10 prevent
other boats from passing, delaying about
200 boats. The blockade WAS caused by
the strikers, 10 prevent boats working
for less than one dollar per ton Tor car
rying coal from Cumberland u tide
water.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03

CHICAGO, July 2-Flour-Slesdy
and firm. hest-Active, frm and
higher; No. Chicago spring 81 44!@
! As cash; 81 % seller July; 81 22gl Is
seller August; rejected 81 10; No .,
81 ~. Corn Active and q shade
higher; 4G!@45ic casbi 40. seller July;
47sc seller August; rejected 4olc. Osu
Dull and prices shade lower At 33
ABB! cash; Bic seller August; rejected
"a. Rye-Quie: st 62c Barley Quiet
At GONa. G5c Pork--Active at sl2 goa,
II 95 cash; tl3 034 seller August tl3 Is
6l3 IA seller September. J. I'd
Steaty ard fair: a. s. 50 cash; 81 rs
seller August. Bulk Mes.s-Stssdy and
~ air demand; shoulders D.; short
rib and short clear &c WhiskY-At
: ~.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-FIOur-
, q met; supertine 81 Is; extra 81 rs; MN.
u-sOta family 81 OOCa9 70; PennsylvanIS
- so; high grades 81 5OCalOOO Wheal
-Psnnsylvsnis red 81 OOG,2 C5: amber
81 20: white 81 20Ca,2 30 Rye-Scmin-
al at 70tG9Oc. Corn-Quiet; yellow 62c;
Ht414 ~. 'aSe- D4AoN fti IoHHr! i
vAnis white 45(G,5Oc. Clover Seed
N3mInsI. ProvIsiCns- Quiet. Psrk-
At sl4 IS. Butter-Unch hanged. Cheese
Quiet. Eggs Pennsylvsnis l5c;
western l5c. Petroleum-U nsettled; Ie-
fined 12ic; crude &c. Whisky Western
81 l3
PITTsBURoH, July 2.-Petroleum-
Quiet; crude 81 75@l 50 a. Psrker's; re-
fnei l2lc Tor PhIlsdelphis delivery.
ST. LOUIE, July 2.-Hogs-Not quoted.
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rne sad Fate OF Three CoIored Men.

PAkKERsBURG. w. VA. July -
Three coored men, named Alf Nicholas,
Lloyd k chardson and Douglass Taylor,
while attempting to cross :hc Ohio river,
last night, about eight o'clock, from this
city to Belpre, were upset, and, none OF
them being able to swim, were drowned.
The boat was what was called John
boat, and WAS leaky. 1t had begun to
sink, when the three men became panic
stricken, and, rushing to one side OF the
boat, upset il. Ef,rtS were being made
to-day to recover the bodies, but without
success. Nicholas and Richardson were
recently married, aid The former leaves
one child Taylor Wa single, and nalied
from Cincinnati, where the most OF his
relatives reside. The deceased bad all
been out back of Parkers burg to work in
hsrvests fields, and when death overtooE X
them were on their way to their homes
in Bel pre-
Our wheat Is harvested-s splendid
crop, in splendid condition.
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Over Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA, FALLS, July 2.-Three men
named Floy, Bellinger snd Pierce, were
boating on the Niagara river above the
falls, last evening, when the boat got in
the rapids. Bell uger and Pierce jumped
out of the boat and tried to swim to
shore, but were carried over the falls.
Fioy RENAL ned in the boat and WAS res
Cued
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From Amnence 10 Porerf,.

NEW YORK, July John stone
Pul.en, formerly 8 New Orleans rugsr
merchant, member OF the l. Ilslsns
Legislature aud colonel in 80. ornfsd.
crate army, who loaned sZUJ,UJO TO the
Confederate government sno wss beg
gard by the result OF tss war, died in q
wre.cned house in Gran street, Brook
Ign, to-day, and was ssved from burisl
al public expense by the charity OF hls
poor fellow tenants.
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EXECUTORS SALE,

THE USpr RsiGSED EXECUTOR OF
the last will and testament of y. e..
Arthur. deceased, late OF the g,ty OF
" heelipg. West Virginia. hsrebs gives
notice that by virtue Of the provisions %
said will. he will Gil
saturday, July 2stb, Is77,
Com ~ encing At 10 o'clock 4. ", AZ the
front door Of the court House Of Ohio
county, ia the city OF WbesIinx, ofi-T iOT
sale, at public auction. the following des-
. 81 bed real estate, to-vit: Lot numbered
thirty-hye (EJj In GTahaIn's asiditlDH "
the said city Of WIN, cling, situate DB IN"
north side Of Fifteenth rect, between
kor aud Jacob streets, excepting about
six lee Of the west side of said lot eat tend
ing back seveniy-foJT 40 bet, which was
sold by the said ATth n. said lot now
fronts on fifteenth street about NJ y-iouT
fe {, and extends back Dihs alley. There
Is erected ON this lot large brick dwell
iEg house, supplied With modern con
venisDce., and 10 a most desirable pro-
perIy. When a sale II made, tJe convoy
rnco will include the widow dover
hight IN the property. Terms made known
-. day Of sale.
Persons desiring TO examine Tue pro.
berty will call on the uncefs gned
Ju3i X. q. BARR, Executor. Z
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03

ONE of our State exchanges, in pub
llshing marriage notice adds half spol-
ogeticslly, Both of the parties are high.
ly respectable" from which we presume
we are to infer that 1t is rather the ex-
oeptiou than otherwise that "highly re-
spectacle" people perpetrste matrimony
U that section of country.
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Conspiracy Discovered

PARIS, July 2.-The elections will
take place in September Ii Is stated
that the proprletors OF the hotel IN which
Gen. Lsnguer, ex-Deputy Munez and
Senor Ssrrells were staying, overheard
them discussing violent measures against
the French Government. Tne police st the
time seized some arms and papers. The
lslIer are sad to prove the existence OF
a plot against the French and Spanish
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-03

SO FAR the present summer has been
prolific OF severe wind and rain
storms. The one which touched this
section in no light manner Saturday
night was particularly severe in the
central portion OF ONO and Indiana,
even more destructive 10 life and proper
ty than any previous one. The storm
was from quarter to hsll mile in
width, and its path appears to have been
through the counties lying u little
south of the centre of the two States, be
ing most severe in Indiana Many lives
were lost, and the damage to build.
ings of all kinds crops, cattle, fences, for
ests and orchards, was immense
Sunday u destructive storm visited the
East, and is reported to have been very
severe in parts of New York and Penn
sylvsnis,
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The numbe, OF deaths IN this city for
the month of June is officially reported
TO be SO. For the same month last year
the number was u The difference in
the temperature this June and last un-
doubtedly had something to do with it
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y.udeabiI,'s Black sheep.

NEw YORK, July Oakley barkley,
aged % years, grandson OF the late
Commodore Vanderbilt was arrested os y
charge Of having stolen gold watch and
chain. 1t is said that heyesterdsy, while
in the Tombs, came into possession OF 81
annual income Of $4,000.
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SEVERAL of our merchants give notice
to their customers that hereafter they
will exact quarterly settlements instead
of semi. annual as heretofore. The ten
dency of the times is to u more restricted
credit, which adds to the heslthtulncss
of trade.
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VI aTiHe.

NEW York, July Bark siren
hence March 3d with batch Of emf
grants, has arrived st Sidney, New South
Wales.
Arrived - Steamship England from
Liverpool
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Ii To morrow is fair day something
like 10000 of the inhabitants of Wheel
ing will take to the cool shades of the
country. There will be innumerable pic.
mics. public and private.
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Resigned.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Dr. Il. Il.
Chopin, 1t is said, sss resigned the pastor.
ate Of the Church of Divine Paternity in
consequence ofa proposition made by
one of the member y reduce his salary.
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W esiern Union ...
NV YORK, July 2.-Cotton Firm AT

NTw YORK, July Cotton Firm st
II 5.l6c Flour Steady; receipts II,
600 barrels; No 2 - OO(d3 70; super
fre western and state 50 OOCdG %,
common to good 81 OO(a6 90; good 10
choice 81 %; extra Ohio S. 26tdS 90;
white wheat extra So 757 ~; fancy 81 %
G,7 90; st. Louis s6 G5Ghl0 26. Rye
Flour-U nchauged. Corn Meal West
ern 81 s0tn3 85 Wheat shippers and
mlllers holding of receipts 1900 bush.
els; unersded springSl 30; No Chica-
60 spring = "a; inferior amber red wosl
ern 81 %; No. 2 Milwaukee ~ 90. Rye
Dull; western 72(g7ic. Barley and
Mslt-Quiet. Corn-Light supply and
in moderate demand; receipts 5000
bushels: ungraded western mixed bGGn
soc; steam mixed b7(dbSc; july 6Glc'
August 5sic Receipts $1,000
bushels; western mixed and state 3OCa
63c, white western 4O(d6lc. Hay and
Hops u nchanged Coiiee-Quirt and
steady Rio cargoes l7C920tc gold, job.
bing l7@22Ic gold Sugar and Moiss.
ses-U nchanged. Rice-Stehfy Louis
lana 6Cs6ic; CAroiin. 6d7c Petroleum
Dull; crude 6ic; refined l3Cnl3ic
Tallog Staybsc. RosIn-QuIet NJ 81 30
Turpentine-Qmet I she Egg
Heavy; Western l4(glbc. Pork-Ac.
tive and nominal: mess sl4 2OCHlI 20,
seller July Sl4 40; seller August tl3 10
ala 10. Beef-QuIet; western long
clear middle, dull At 7c Lard-New
prime steam - 90; seller August ~ 10
Butter Heavy; western l0in20c. Cheese
Unchanged Whisky-NOminal AT
81 IA
CIsCISSATI. July z --COtton-Quiei
and firm At lie. Fiour--ScArce and 6rm;
family 81 OOOa3 25 Whnat-Scsrco,
! red 81 sOGG 10. Corn-Strong ~ 6lG3
52c Osts-Stcsdy al 40td4ic. Rye
Quiet a. 6sCg69c. Barley-DulI hnd
nomInn Inactive nj tl2 80
| Lard Nominal and unchanged; steam
g.; kettle 9e Bulk Mes'. Quiet bal
(17tc Bacon-At 5iG7{CD7I@sl@,sic
Whisky-At 81 %. Bdlter-DplI and
unchanged, Western Reserve lJGalGc.
Llnseed Oil-DulI At 6sc.
Hogs - steady; common u 26Ni,4 30,
light ~ G5la4 10; packing - s6C3 50;
butcher u sOta4 30
T,LEDo, July 2-Flour - Firm
Wheat -S esdy; white Michigan I2 ~,
No. 2 red 81 IS, seller July 81 ~, EEL
Ter August 81 3l!; No. red 81 W bid.
Corn Steady; high mAed, 'pot. Ole,
No. spot sSic; seller July 43!c seller
Apgust 5I!c; seller SepLs H.bsr 5%.c;
rejected 35ic; damaged -. Oat.-
Dull; white &c; Michigan, N arrive,
49:; rejected 35c.
NEW YogK, July 2.-Dry GVCds-
Business light with the package house,
and the jobblng branches continue quiet.
| Cotton goods les active. CheyiOts have
an upward look. Prinu quiet. FlsE.
nels 'tesdy, in demand and firm. Mehs
wear woolenE 10 moderate reqge,t