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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-11
ARCHBISHOP PURCELL'S
DEBT.
Statement of Bishop Chattard.

ISDIANAroLIS, September l0.-BishOp
Chattard, OF Nincennes Diocese, to-day
made an important statement to a Jour-
nal reporter, giving his views regarding
the immense debt resting on the Arch
diocese of Cincinnati. He says that
according 10 the most careful estimates,
the debt amounts To over 81 600, 900, and
he has become convinced from COnyer-
sation with practical business men, and
one especially, who is himself a million
aire, that the collection and payment of
such vast sum is altogether an impOs-
sibilitv, rs il is twO-thirdS as much rs the
contributions received in any one year
bv the Church for religious purposes.
His opinion is that the utmost the
Catholic people can be expected to do
is 10 contribute n sufficient sum TO buy
up the Church property of the diocese
which has become involved and will be
otherwise lost TO the Church. To do
this about S45O,OOO will be needed, and
ne suggests that there should be a dis
tinct understanding that all money con-
tributcd by the diOceSeS outside of Gin
cinnati should be placed in the hands of
trustees and devoted to that object
alone, and that the legal obligation TO
pay all the remainder of the debt in
Cured by Edward Purcell, brother Of
the Archbishop, should be wiped out by
bankruptcy or liquidation proceedings.
He explains that he does not propose
this plan with any other idea than to
settle his unfortunate business in the
best interests of the Church and all con-
cerned, and says that when there is no
longer any fear Of harraSsing legal pro-
ceedings, and the whole matter assumes
a businesS-like shape, efforts might be
made, with greater prospects OisuccesS, TO
raise money for the depOsitOrS. At
present, however, the money raised IL
not likely To be used to good advantage.
There are no prcpUa.ions made To
save the church property and scarcely
anv relief is being afforded to the i'm
mediate sufferers. The bishop suggests
that Archbishop McCloSkey, Bishop
Williams and Vicar General Quinn, be
made trustees, and authorized to have
charge of the funds contributed by out
side dioccScs, and says that the Arch
bishop and the Vicar General are both
in sympathy with the views he eX-
presses, believing such a plan is the
only safe way out OF the difficulty.
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THE SOUTH AGAINST TIL
DEN.
Nearly All the Leading Demo
Gratis Of the South Opposed to
His Candidacy.

WASHINGTON. September lO.-1hc
statement recently made IN some oi the
Northern papers that majority of the
Southern politicians visited White Sui
phur Springs this summer were pro-
nounced in favor OF Mr.. Tilden. * de-
clarrd 10 be erroneous 10y a prominent
Southern journalist, who Is known 10
have an extensive acquaintance with
political leaders in the South. This
gentleman SAYS, on the contrary, that
he is confident not hall dozen Of the
thousand Southerners who made visit
10 the Springs this summer were for
Tildcn. The feeling against the latter
was strong among prominent party men
from all parts of the South.
The Hon. Alexander II. stephens, Of
Georgia, who arrived here to-day, was
also questioned on the subject of Demo
cratic Presidential candidates. Gen.
Hancock is his personal choice, and hr
thinks he would be- II strong candidate.
Mr.. Stephens does not think much oi
Tildcn, but declined to state his objcc-
tions in detail Ia the latter. lie said
that while il was possible for Tilden 10
carry New York again, there was great
doubt about his carrying any other
State. Mr.. stephens denies that he in
tends going 90 Ohio to make stump
speeches, aud saws that he does not feel
any especial interest in the campaign IN
that State. lie will remain here a day
or two and then go directly home.
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PARK ERSBURG.
4 Horrible Crime-Escape of the
Alleged pcrpctratOr.

PAREERsBURG, September lO-A COM
munication received this morning gives
an account Of most horrible Outrage
perpetratcd upon the person OF thlr-
teen-year old girl. on Road Fork of Little
Sandusky, 10y tiend in human shape.
The account states that the Young girl, a
laughter of VIM. Starts, Of Road Fork,
was Staying AT her sisters during the
absence Of her father and mother, at
which time the frnd Is said TO have gone
10 the house and by the use Of chloro-
form and by brute force succeeded in
accomplishing his fendish purpose,
leaving his victim unconscious and
nearly dead. She was found by her
parents some time after the horrible
affair still living in an unconscious state.
Ii is believed she cannot live. The
authorities took immediate steps for the
apprehension of the inhuman devil,
who had left the country Immediately
after the commission of the crime.
They are on his track, and expect to
run him down in 4 short time. Last
Monday evening man had been seen
on Big Pond Greek, near Jerry'S Run,
this county, who answered the de-
scription, but who has since disappeared.
The officers are, however, close upon
his track, and will no doubt succeed in
capturing him.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va.
Contested Election Case DE
cided-Pugilistic Attorney.

CHARLESTON, September @. - Tie
Swinburn. Dryden contested election
case, involving the right 10 a oSscssion
Of the office. records, &c, oi Clerk Of the
Circuit Court 81 kanawha county,
which has engaged the attention Of the
County Court of kanawha ior several
weeks past, WAS decided this morning
in favor Of Thomas Swinburn, Ia whom
the Grecnbackors gave a respectable
majority in the election 81 1873. The
cont st grew out of Mr.. Swinburn's sus-
pcctcd qualifications. he being 81 foreign
birth and nj the time Of his election
without the necessary evidence Of his
naturalization.
A motion 10 suspend temporarily the
effect of the order of the court was IA
vorably considered and made a matter
Of record.
The impeachment case oi Mayor {. j.
Botkins came mp last night, and during
the evidence Botkins intimnted that the
opposing counsel were manufacturing
lies against him. whcrcupon W. \. Nc
COrklc, the leading attorney, asked him
il he intended anything personal 10 him,
and BOtkns answered that lac did. Me-
Corkle then struck him, knocking him
down and through the door.
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Nebraska Crops.

OMAHA, September Returns 10
the Republican show the quality Oi the
1879 harvest in the counties north aud
south Of the Platte river aud out to the
Republican valley, the country tray.
ersed by the Burlington and Missouri
river railroad. The crops were got IN
under the most favorable circumstances,
and the grain is dry with fine, plump
berry. The returns show yield of
wheat Of from l2to IS bushels per acre.
Oats in several counties 90 -, 20,
- and - bushels per acre; bar
ley q, 80 and ~ bushels per acre.
The corn this year is the greatest crop
81 the State and there is more stock than
ever 10 which il will be fed. The ap-
pearance of the fields II magnificent, and
in the counties from which the returns
are received the average is 40, 30 and 40
bushels per acre. In Aloe county, which
has 10, 600 acres Of corn, the average Is
60 bushels per acre, and in Hall county
the average il 20 bushels There II a
buoyant, healthy spirit in the state,
which augurs well for the future.
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Henry NJ. Crsr, Cor. S,cretary.
A LntterY Ernnd-

CINCINNArI, September l0.-ln the
Chauccry Court Of Campbell! county.
Kentucky, Chancellor Menzies to-day
rendered a written opinion that the lot
terry commonly known as the Common
wealth Distribution Company OF Ken
tucky, conducted and operated by
Thomas J. Commertord. Secretary, and
his associates, is an illegal enterprise,
subject TO suppression at any moment
By the Grand Jury, and that the pur-
chasers of tickets have no security for
the payment OF prizes.
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CALIFORNIA.
List of State Officers Elected.

san FBANCI>Co, September l0.-The
following is correct list Of the State
officers elected: Governor, Geo. c. Per
kins, Republican; Lieutenant-Goycrnor,
John Mansfield, Republican: Secretary
OF State, Daniel VI. Burns, Republican
Comptroller, d. VI. Kentieli, Rrpubli-
can; Treasurer. John We'll. Republican
A,torney-General, A. L. Hart, Republi-
can; Surveyor-General. J. W. Shankin,
Republican; Clerk OF the Supreme
Court, Frank W. Gross, Republican
Superintendent Of Public instruction.
F. VI. Campbell, Republican; Chief JUS
tice, Robert +. Morrison, Democrat and
Workingman. The Associate Justices
are not determined.
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FOREIGN.
The Afghan Revolt

SnILA, September lO.-Tnr latest IN
telligcnce from Alikhcyc, dated the 9th.
confirms the statement that Major Car
agnart and his followers were killed
while charging upon the mob from the
burning residence. The mob lost 2lO
men. So
LONDON, September l0.-Major Con-
nelly, British political agent, tele-
graphs officially from Ali khey that in
telligcnCe has been received that the
Amccr is terribly pcrplcXcd at the re-
proach 10 his name; that he Is in prlva-
Cy with few faithful Sierdars, and that
ne is sure to come personally and apol-
ogize 10 the Government. GhOlam
Hassan, Native Envoy OF the Indian
Government, was expected to arrive at
Cabul on the eth inst, and the Amcer
intended making excuses 10 him.
There is a rumor that the SepOys
with the embassy were taken
prisoners, and are still alive.
The official telegram as to the loss
by the mob was mutilated, and it may
read 2lO or 40, but the latter figure is
improbable.
Lord CraubrODk, Secretary Ol state
for India, has issued a statement show
ing that the telegram to the Daily Ncys
concerning the relations between Major
Cavagnari and the Ameer in which it Is
stated that CoOlness had latterly ex-
istcd between them, was not in accord
ance with the official report from the
Vicerov. 1t is asserted that no doubt
exists in the India office that the out
break has assumed larger proportions
than was at first supposed.
The Arctic Ship Resolute.
LoNDoS, September lO-The breaking
upoi the Arctic exploring ship ResOiute,
is now complete. The commemorative
piece Of furniture to be constructed from
the timber for the President Of the
United States will probably be in the
form of an elaborate secretaire.
Pig Iron for America.
LONDON, September l0.-At Middles-
b0ro, an Iron manufacturing locality,
an order was received from the United
States for 90, O,OOOtons Of pig iron.
Cattle Disease in Switzerland
GENEVA, September lO.-The loot and
mouth disease has broken out among
the cattle in Bernes Junta. There is
much scarlet fever among the swine IN
Canton Schafenhausen, and p.curo-
pneumonia is increasing in Alsace-lOr-
r8lIp
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FEVER FLASHES.
RAVAGES OF THE PLAGUE AT MEM
PHlS.
Sixteen New Cases and Nine Deaths Yes
terday-0OnatiOns to the Howards
Protest Of Physicians-Situa-
ton at New Orleans.

Memphis, September lo.-Five new
cases were reported to the Board oil
Health this morning. Six deaths have
occurred since last night. Among them
are Rev. Father Chrysastomus Biencke,
a Catholic Priest; Samuel Richardson, a
son of the late DIR. Robert f. Richard
son; Lazarus Buchigini, Rufus Sutton
and Mary Darris. Weather clear and
pleasant.
MEMPHIS, September l0.-Sixteen
cases in all, seven white and nine
colored were reported by the Board OF
health to-day, among the number Dan
Sullivan, a well-knOwn river clerk, q.
y. PANE, G.. l.. Morrison and Mrs. j.
Trauscola. Three additional deaths have
occurred, two of whom are cOlOred.
Donations to the Howards to-day ag-
gregated 81 ,67S05. They assigned twen-
ty-tive nurses 10 duty to-day,
Wm. Waru is down with the fever,
twelve miles north of Memphis on the
PaduCah railroad. His infection can be
traced 10 this city.
Weather clear and pleasant; thermo-
meter 30 To 81.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, September l0.-Nice
President Fenner and DR.. c. b. White,
sanitary director of the Auxiliary Sanl-
tarv Assertion, state that no one has
been attacked by the yellow fever since
September lst. Not Il single case is
known 20 exist in the city. This aSsO-
citation protests TO the National Board OF
Health against New Orleans being con-
sidercd an injected city, ask that the
facts be- distinctly stated in the next
number of the Bulletin, and be an
nounced to the country at large.
A Protest.
MEMHHIs, September l9.-At meet
ing of the Shelby county Medical Socic-
" tonight, resolutions were passed
condemning order No. of the State
Board of Health as burdensome and un-
sustained by the history OF previous
epedemics. The order referred to for
bids ginning cotton in Memphis during
the prevalence of yellow fever. A COM
mittce was also appointed to confer with
tnc lloWdIuS III ItSdIu 10 dIl pIhCI ~
Gently issued that the Howard pEySi-
clans attend none but fever patients.
This act of the Medical Society was
caused by the fact that the order OF the
HOwards cuts OFT many poor people SUI
fering from other diseases from receiving
medical attention.
Aid for the Sufferers.
CmCAGo, September l0.-Ilon. A.
Orendorf, Grand Master Of odd Fellows,
sent 500 to the Memphis sufferers, on
behalf Of the Grand Lodge OF Illinois.
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Meeting Of Society of the Army OF the
Gum mherland.

CINCINNATI, September lO.-The fol-
lowing cal, has just been issued for Il
meeting OF the Society of the Army of
the Cumberland:
CISCINNATI, September 10.
T. Ns Members " n, >ociSty of The Army
Of he C'i1,bsriGHd:
GESrLRNEN-Ilaving received notiti-
cation that that the arrangements for
the uuyciling Of the statue of General
Thomas in Washington would be COM
plctcd early in the month of November
next, in pursuance of the resolution of
the Society adopted at the last meeting,
the next annual meeting of the Society
Of the Army Of the Cumberland is
hereby called To meet at Washington,
-. c., November 10 and 20, 1879, the
anniversary ot the battle Of Missionary
Ridge. All Of the members are urgently
requested to be present at the meeting
Signed u. III. SHERIDAN,
President.
Henry VI. ClSr, Cor. Secretary.
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Increased Attendance.

IOuT-Ial u ILI-dIIUII'
More new students are in attendance
at the West Virginia University than
for number OF years. Several old
students, now absent, will be present in
a few davs. One Of the most hopeful
indications is the increased number Of
those who come with the avOwed puT-
pose OF completing the course. The
Faculty ars enthusiastic and hopeful.
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Weather Indications.

wAsHISGToS, ID. C., September IL, !
A. M-For Tennessee and the Ohio Val
ley, warm, partly cloudy weather, ooca-
sional rsin, northeast, generally yeering
TO southeast winds, With stationary or
falling barometer.
For the Lakes, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, soutbeasterly winds,
and stationary barometer.
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The Drought
What they Ought 10 Do.

NehlhRDh IpsI
The Democratic party of the Union
expects the Democracy Of New York 20
do its duty to-day by organizing VIC
tDry. II can do this only 10y presenting
a solid front 10 the opposition. The az
ton of the Syracuse convention ought
To be such a. 10 insure the thiry-hye
electoral votes oi New YORK to the Dem-
ocratic National ticket next year.
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Fatal Row over a Game Of Billiards

CoUNCIL BLUFFS, Is, September 10
4 man giving his name as James Banks.
from Taylor county, Iowa, got into a
dispute, tonight, over a game OF BIZ
lizards with the proprietor OF a saloon,
and. drawing a revolver, fired three
shots. instantly killing George Graham
ami wounding the proprietor and anoth-
er man. Banks i a white man and al!
the others are colOred. ltis claimed the
shooting was done in seli-defense.
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Kentnckr I,aWlassnasa

CINCINNATI, September l0.-Accounts
have reached this city Of fresh out
breaks in Carter county, Ky, between
the Underwood and ilalhrOOk families.
Last Friday squire Halbrook was shot
and killed by party in ambush, and on
the Monday following one Of the Under
woods was shot 6y a member OF the
HalbrOOk faction. Both parties are re-
ported to be arming for further blood
she'd
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Suicide

CLEVELAND, September l0.-G. +.
Clarke, a wool dealer OF Columbus, O.,
suicided in his room at the kennard
House, at : O'Clock this evening, by
shooting himself through the brain. He
was IS years old, and married, Cause,
domestic trouble.
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Indian Depredations,

SANTA FE, September l0.-Dispatches
received here say that on the fth mist,
a herd Of about thirty hOrses and some
mules belonging to Capt HOOker's
command, stationed at Ojallaheute, in
Southern New Mexico, were jumped by
Indians. The herd guard, some seven
or eight soldiers Of the Ninth cavalry,
were all killed and all the animal.
driven Off The Indians are reported
about forty strong, including the nOtO-
rious chief Victoria and others from
Wescalero. The troops from Fort Bay.
ard are all out after the Indians.
The Drought.
The drought continues In this terri.
tory. Many cattle and saeep are dying
for the want Of water, and serious APP
prehensions are felt even for enough
ater for the people. Many wells are
giving out that have never before failed.
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Ohio's Best Policy.
Washlnrtnn ]

Washington Post.
The sudden burst Of speed on the
homestretch, which saved the race to
the Maine Radicals, is not likely to be
permitted in Ohio. is the policy Of
the Buckeye Democracy 10 exhaust the
wind Of their opponents before the last
quarter is reached.
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NoTHING has ever been discovered TO
equal DR.. c. McLane's Celebrated Yer
miiuge for Kidding the human constitu-
ton OF worms. 1t never iails-is simple
and very inexpensive. Every druggist
keeps it, but see the name OF Fleming
Bros, Pittsbnrgh,' on the wrapper, or
you are being deceived.
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Death Of John Shllleto.

CNCISNATI, September 10. - John
shilletO. widely known as a prominent
dry goods merchant of this city, died
this afternoon, His health had been
falling fer several months.
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Pacific Mail, 200 Kansas Pacific, "a
900 Louisville and Nashville, 1900 ST.
Louis. Kansas City and Northern COM
mon, 5000 preferred, 1890 Indianapo-
liz, Cincinnati and Lafayette, $500
Iron Mountain, LOO Atlantic and Pa
citic Telegraph, $500 Chicago aud Alton,
! 400 Morris and Essex, 1000 Illinois
Central. and $500 st. Louis and San
Francisco.
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The waynesburg, Pa, College build
ing corner stone was laid yesterday with
great ceremony. The Governor OF the
State and several other gentlemen OF
equal prominence had promised to b
present,
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PIN AhCE.

NEW YORK, September l0.-MosEr-
Market easy at jCa5 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5Nd6 per cent. ster-
ling exchange dull at 4slt; sight eI-
change on New York 1894.
SILvER-At London 30id; bar silver
here III; subsidiary silver coin ia
! per cent discount.
GOyERSME
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RAILROAD BONDs-Steady. {. c. x
q Erais "a

{. firsts 16.
STATE BONDs-Dull.
STOcKs-The market was active, but
irregular. Toward the close speculation
became steady. The transactions az
gregated 2jl 600 shares, Of which 1900
were Erie, 600 Lake Shore, 1900
Northwestern common, 900 preferred,
1900 It. Paul, 1900 Wabash, 5l,OO
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western.
$500 New Jersey Central, 1900 Della
ware and Hudson, 600 Michigan Cen
tral, 800 Ohio and Mississippi, 100
Hannibal and ST. Joe common, 5000 pre-
lerred, 1900 Western Union, 1900
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Aid for the suferers.

CHICAGO, September l0-IIon. A.
Orendorf, Grand Master of Odd Fellows,
sent 500 to the Memphis sufferers, on
behalf Of the Grand Lodge OF Illinois.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS.
Money Easy at 5 TO 6 Per Cent.-GoV-
srnments Strong Flour Quiet and
Firm-Wheat IrreguIar-HOgs
Weak and Lower.
PRODUCE
Wheeling Wholesale

Trade is fair in all departments.
Grain is in good demand, and -four is
active. Groceries and provisions con-
tinue active at stronger prices. Fruits
and vegetables are plenty at low figures.
The quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale transactions, un-
To- ..sl,a aI
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ing in-more than our local mills can
use; 92c is the ruling price.
CoRN-Receipts fair, selling at 4Oc.
RYE-Sales firm, but quite small
selling at SOC p bushel.
OArs-The market was firm with a
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply; good to prime 30G35c.
BARLEY-Scarce with moderate de-
mand, except for the best qualities at
55@ Sl.00.
HAY-Demand active; supply equal to
it; old loose on wagons SIP OO@l4 90 per
ton; new $40 90; baled at about the
same figures, or tritle higher in some
cases. Western Iowa SIS 90.
MuLFEED-Insm small demand and holds
steady; middlings SIS per ton ship stuff
Sl2 per ton.
Meats
Packages for meats hold as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 500 lbs (;
tierces, $50 lbs; barrels, 80 lbs; bags,
POO lbs. No charge for packages.
We nuota AZ follows.
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For additional Markets Ne Fourth PAGE
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Speech Of Senator Herman.

senator hcFuJh was presenter % the
Convention and was received with
markcd applause. lie addressed the
Convention upon the Importance Of the
work committed % it's charge, audurged
the delegates to unity OF counsel with a
view 10 retaining cOutrolot the state adj
miniStration and preventing It's return
10 the corruption aud wrongs and uu-
Just burdens suffered by the people in
former years. lie di>cus sScd thu question
of military presence 40 elections in the
South, charging that the army was used
10 protect fraud al the polls and defeat
the will Ot the people, and
not 10 promote freedom Of
elections, as was claimed by the other
side. There could be no free elections
in the presence Of armed troops any
more than there was when NapOleon's
soliiers stood by the polls to see that
Napoleon should be made ruler Of
France by the free vSts OF the people,
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After Recess.

The delegates were slow in rcaSSem-
blius. but the galleries were iuli soon
after 4o'c,ock, and greeted warmly SEN
ator Herman, who appeared on the plat
form IN company with ErJStus Brooks.
Senator Jacobs, temporary chairman,
called the Convention to order al 4.l5
committees on Credentials. Permanent
Organization aUi Resolutions, were an
nOunced.
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Pitt.burg.

PTTsBURGH, September l0.-Petro-
leun-Crude sOic at Parker's for ship
nent; refined sc for Philadelphia de-
livery.
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MILWAUKEE,, September IU.-F IOur-
Firm and higher. Wheat-Opened
at decline Of &c and closed strong; No.
| Milwaukee hard 81 OOi; No. ! Nil
waukee 9ic; No. 2 g2!c; seller Sep
tember 81 &C.; seller October 81 .c; seller
November gl;c; No. 3, SIZE; No. I,
SIC; rejected re Corn-Weaker; No.
Q. 33tc. Oats-IOwer; No. 2, 23tc.
Rye-Stcady and higher; No. ], j0ic.
Barley Strong and higher; No. 2 2spnng
65;c. ProvisiOns-Quiet and easy. Mess
Pork-Quiet at SS 20 cash. Lard-Prime
steam 8 s..