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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
traitor Of the estate of C. W. Hoyman, late of Per
ry county decd. Dated this 7th day of March
1879. IRWIN YOST, Admir-.
of the estate OF c. w. Hoyman, dec
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AN EARNEST ADDRESS,

To the National Greeuback Labor
Party OF the 14th Congressional
District OF Ohio, and all who
sympathize with the labor cause:
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To Western EInigrants.

For maps rail road time tables, Land Circulars
Land Exploring Tickets, Low rates on Household
goods and stock, and reliable information relative
to the
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Over Land Grant Roads.

Over Land Grant Roads.
l am the only agent east Of the Mississippi River
acting under appointment received from Cover
nors of Western States. My duties are to see that
you get reliable information and the best possible
rates on transportation.
Don't fail to call on write me before making
any arrangements relative to moving your people
OIL property.
pa-I make no charge for my services-6e
March 6, 1878.
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James Burnison school teacher of Har-
den county, Tuesday evening shot a man
named James Lorgan, wounding him in the
face. The trouble was concerning "a girl"
and was the second or third combat over
the same subject. Burnison claims to
ha We shot iu self-defense. The wound is
probably not fatal.
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General Emigrant Agent, North West corner
Fourth and Vine Streets, directly opposite the
Post office, Cincinnati, Ohio.
To land buyers a free ride
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A wooden watch, said to be an excellen
timekeeper, is the property of N. Devoi
of Bristol, Tenn. 1t weighs but half Al
ounce. The dial plate is made from tn
horn of buffalo killed by locomotiv,
on the Texas Prci6e Railroad. The out
side is of olivewood from Jerusalem
The works, except few of the most impor
tant, are of lockwood. Even the stem an
bow are of wood
, 1879-07-09


HOG pR0nurrs-Weru moro active and easc'.
1loxa were ano'ed 6Qb l0o por lAU il,s lower. aud
Liverpool noted decline OF 3 per l. lbu In lard,
which mado holders Of product here more willing
to sell, md i lew shipping orders were nllel In
consequence. Otherwise tic tfaAtsE WIZ cl!eny
In Local transfers IRON one mouth tu an0thes.
Thp feeling wag llne bnt stsay aftus the early DO
clue.
Mnsa PouK-n Declined 1c par brl, and closed 2lso
bcHw the lAtrat ptircs uf MbR,lay. Sales wrro re-
ported IT 4, foo ht!s seller August u SD.S.I.l
800; q, 800 hrla scIcr Eeptunlbes Rt sl.l9I;G&
N.N:s: ind !l0 brl4 ruler Tho yast Ut 50. 2d.
yatu1, li,a:0 brls. Tho market cluaed tanla Ut
$A.Su1u.HI !ot cash, W. aOabD. a!}i far July,
SttBsEbil H7ss far August, and 3d. itSltn. .07 lnt
September. Primo mcsy was HUM!ual II 81. UOGa
U.ho. xnd sxtra prlmo VI IL. .001oH.1.
LAMn-nttlnra l4b7.4o per loo lbt, but closcd
ouy 1.sc Gct0w the latest CtIcea af Monday. knles
wera ropartea Of 100 tcs spot ut Su.Q1: H. son tcA
seller august q s.. loktl: l.h ~. 0oJ te* seirs
September Ut s0 l7s 4tG. 20; b0 tcs selEet tlcIo.
ber Ut S. :!i and .5 les seller thv yenr At S. U
t.U7,:etu. III for spnt, S.u7!sG @. 10 for seller
July. 3d. IL zen. l5 for sVller August, ind &c. .Uo
Q. 4eh for September,
Msi1s-Ware moderately active, chtoay In local
Futures aud shade custer, F1hs necllMilsx w Gsic
pcr luU lLs. Exporters ws!s 1onH little. .n0at VI
gu VI hul pea green shoulders " w. NV II
1gxes s.tua do at 10; III hnxes Cualbetluuta Ut
$5kN ho1eA cng clcasa Ut u. ~: :s INl, uHI lts
ah0rs ribs VI a. Is seller July. st. j. ~ seller
Ausaat Au4 y. S.1Mg.to tsa!sf sspislnbrs; I. uOo
lsat sut Hsa. 1t DE-; sna :1' tes .wutt plcica 10
tlA lhsl Ut h};c. rlc cioslnp prtess Of tho Ivauu
cuts Ut muats we're about w follows,
, 1879-07-09

hams, a's6t!c, swect.pirklcd hams, kttAaAe for
III In ii average; greon hhonldcrs, aIidDahc.
lincnn .anatttl 1T 41GD4to for shualdcrN. 6stfb
6{c for short ribs, EijGp1sic fur hhoft clearf, Bh
&lilc fos hnme, all canvAsea and packed.
nnEAaE-Whs quiet It Vi. 10 tt6 20 for No:
'whiio, 4db4Ac for good yellow, and 4G14kc fof
bruwn.
Ht:EF-Was quict ut 50. .O0ID. q; for mras,
s10. .o0fb1o. 70 for oxtsa mcss and SIS 60ab1o. 90
for hams.
TAILow-Wns nominal At baaisb5Ec fof city and
6HGs1Ac for country.
, 1879-07-09

rI.oUla-Was IN rather hnttcr demand. moro hc'
Ing wanted than WIS On sale, At feast In what aro
known N shipping uradca. Springs wore generally
hed mora armly, white winters wcrc htoady. eatcs
~ere repuFtea Of 1,:!i0 br's winlets. partly at
81 80: !. ht0 hrla aprin9 extras, partty at ". 90
M5.0o; .@1 brls snncrnnes at g.. G2!t G12. Il.
Tntal. 2,Hoi hrfs. rho following WAS tho nominal
nj s,Hlea nofi I'm eli
, 1879-07-09
The following shows the receipts and ahlp-
Euents Of wheat 1T poluts named yesterday:


July 8.-Keceipts--Flour, 20, l9l brls; wheat,
81 ou hu; eorn, 81 500 bu; oass. 1e,:: ::25 i'u corn
meal, AGO pkgs; rye, 5.4oo bu; malt, 3.la5 bu;
pork, brls; Iseof, 2,1ss0 tcs; cut meats. 4,GbS
pkrs; lard, 1908 tes; whisky, 3l5 bsls.
Exports-For twcnty.four honrs-Flour, $500
br'a; wheat, :as,ooD unicorn, .o3, ,ooo bu; oats,
1.000 hu; ryc, 10000 bu.
, 1879-07-09

Tho following wcro tic receipts and ship-
ments Of thu leading articles Ut produce In this
city during the tweuty-four Aour1 ending at
o'clock on Tuesday morning, with comparisons:
, 1879-07-09

LONDON, July S.-Consols. money, 03 1-10;
account, 0S1S.
American Securities -Rcadtng, 201f; Eric,
99A; preferred ST..
Gnitel States Bon.ls-Ncw Is, 1906; 41fa, ITO;
4s. 1914.
kate OF discount In open market for three
months bl1ts II Il.
below the Bank OF England rate, IN.
Thu bn1Eon Withdrawn from The Bank Of En-
gth,t,l on balance tnslay was El00,0Qo.
PAH1s, july 5.-lscntes, 117f.
, 1879-07-09

road wIll be cychancas1o for The new Etnct Of,
tmats OF ilfty shares Of cnmtnon nmA Gfty
shares vi preferred for 100 shnses nf Wnhnstt,
while shares Of the 81. Louis kRnsns City u
Northern will be exchanged for the same ntln,-
hcr Of shares in the nav Company, thc ct''nn'or-
stock holders receiving common nnd the pre-
actions aggregated ILL ::sharcs, Of whtcn 2, 200
were Erte, f00 Lake Shore, u, 100 Wabash. 49,.
900 Northwestern, q, ,NM Ut. Paul, ,M Della
vnrc, i.arkawanna 1: Western, b,oQd Western
Union, t,foo raclc Nai, 3 ,om 81. l.pn't; Rntl-
1870 Hannibal & St. Joseph, 900 Michigan
Central, 2,aa0O Chesapeake 4 Ohio, $500 sutro
Tunnel.
Money market easy at at1G14, closing at oA.
Prime mercantile paper, 3t6Ue4i1.
sterling. exchange, stxty days, steady at 4s0;
atnht, iSiN.
Produce exports for the wcck, *5,0i6,0o0.
liar a!lScr, here, 113, nt,l subsidiary silver coin
at t<Il per cent discount.
, 1879-07-09

Oh TIM down grade, md m junc e5 Il sold as
low as $40 per sl,orc. and JulS at 81.
TIE following shows the fluctuations OF tho
natIra atit'kat
, 1879-07-09

7. u. hALTDNaTALL, A.M, k1hpEA i CO.,
Chicago. - New York.
bALTnSsTA1.1, kiDDEH d CU..
t:H f.aSnIipFf., Eh!caxp
bTuCk N!tllkERa.
Stacks bought md hold on msrs!n BY telegraph Ht
r. u Commission. stock Lists c anu all In.
formation fnf1shesa Un application
AierArs. snon1Alt. Klier L rTask, Of our 11m, aEo
member OF the New rDrk Stock Exchange.
, 1879-07-09

W.: y':s!"!s "sts y s
PUrAT0Es-Wese slow md sasr. .rne oIIeF:
ingt wtrs 1erEo. Prices ranged from sl'7oSb2'7o
pSp P59GLrpYs-wa. in .n,al roquc.. and ea.y:
es1fs,t sn!inE stsss. !tss ..::::: -.
4Efy' ~; aasi There VAS SONS ,e.nd
sd sd uy ote aot 81 a as III"
g slss1foF A''.,.'' and We, W. aatsS r s1%a II
tnnns In n,u.t Inactive xtnte, md tta.lntetiuna
eis r. eseSse IL TT to n ,aa. HsF e. s"y NJ" kaa !"
c!oyesfeoa, nor II thoes At present anT Inquiry
sAlT,-wss III fair request and steady: =. :.
{;oarac .sIt: i, ,5I ...: 1.55o0
rEAs-A eoo. bu.!ne.s waa doing, md shc mar.
Tor new japan teaa:
llYAox. TArAH TKcoLoAEn.
Common IL satr. 11 - C1nulnn tn fatr lAfa:0
Sncr,orto Gnc ...2sdt:3Y Snpcrlar 10 lc. .1lSt 4
Exlra rMe to Ansst i5i0Ex fine to nest +Bqo!J
Choicest. -. ..h5QDGII NEW uNcoLnHED.
Ynr3a itysoH: Fair to good -. .aHSa40
Con,niOn TO- lair. ia o8 Superior 10 nc Geid
Hnpcrtor to .tne. :HGpi0 Extra fine tn aacat:4S5n
Choecst..s. ...... .1a4t10, 0nLnSH.
nuxrowbsn. coh,non 10 falr. ). 1Adbes
Common 10 fair. 200 30 Superior 10 1Fc I0tEl1
Superior to f!nc. .Ali5 Extra tnc 10 finest 466tfh
Extra tne TO incat. uGpG0 Choicest .fs0ttai
Choicest ..... 80. 7oIT5 aoucu0Nn ANN coNto.
thrRnIAf.+ Superior to ane.. 9aGl4b
Common tp fair. .n0Gt56I
SunestUt to lnc:.. A0n5uf !,
Extra fine to lntht t}fl DOL
WEISKY-WaA atcntIy ut Monday s advance, win
aalcs Of 100 brA finished goos on the basis 81. W
WOUL-Hns ra.hcra Quiet hut r.ctdy. Tho stock
Is fair one. and thH receipts contlnno liberal.
Dealers arc getting = Faod n!any ordcrs. hit tho
rny 70 buy Il over. In thc country won IL offered
9ot tess than IT. W. hold Y when to feyer was IT
''uurip9 The past two weeks the receipts hNso
largely excccucd any prc7iuna lwo wgrks III the
history Of the trade. cornr(eing Al BIS bales DO.
mcstlc. nbont to- U0 0uO he. Considerable OF this
wool VIA previously dfsposcaHof. bnt thcfc II now
splentA assortment for manufacturers TO select
ftanl, and with such assortment tfleF wants ap
l'ear tn be less presshE.' IA thu same time ran
BcAfcely lDok for aHy Hctfdrtl reaction. Mhnufac.
turcd Roots IN letter position thnn for several
yeats. Desirable po1uh Art sold ZIP close unu in
many nFtancce allcad Of production at satisfactory
W At good range Of prices. even with compara-
lively quiet market for soIne wcegs to come. After
the actfYc movements for aono tins phst = quiet
lparkes Ii likely 10 foIlnw. Il sh0u1d bc reuien.
b1teG that We are now receiving suppliaa Of w0bl
to laat for year. and 1t scarcely be expected
that osery pound will be taken Immediately Oh as-
rival" We quota: e.:
MnBhc1 fleece. tnndinm ......... ....3203&
Washed fleece. fine. per lb...... .3peoIo
haeillnn uEwashcu, ........44&s2b
Cht uo.s-st's. ..t..s. 4aH&@1
Gnareo .g0113
Tub-waphctl, choice. ........,.. ........... 37Gt3H
1IttrtFN hhRI. fGr1 n +efy,1
, 1879-07-09

t1FAt sees s..ss.ssss.s. A'tso-0 V"s so+S
Thu uoIIon CotnMefctal uutlttt0 OF Saturday
naluber ut baef cattls brought In from tic West.
mud The quality up0n an nyurage were 61tlaF tlal!
tbosu brought III tue preEtaus week. On account
of there beng but Two steauara to sail from u1s-
ton Ills week with live ssock, tue demand for Ace
bcoyes VIVA us active ny II ns been Of laie. and
pound tran, t!l0s1 of our last quotations.
.'rile p4ospect for goud dumana Tor shipping
calfIa iunka encouraging. II nearly nl! tho ateAol-
era that tako live stuck t9t the London and IytE
pool tuhrkuts nrt cn.aYsl 3eAerAl wtcks aheAt. !"
UAITIE-Thu ptslton Ut tho market was even
worss than on tl.s day oatore. Ths arrivals wero
again heavy, an.oHnslaH 10 solac q, BOO head, AMI
making q total stncU saturday OF 14.0Ou, aya!Rst
Z, Tta head for Thu satne tInls !Ast week. Cndar
tho overwhelming supply tue ftnt!nH w&4 much
drpFssed. aHa prlces WcFe FForularly lower, salua
showing y decline ff9m laat wecks so.inv pricvs
Is and native butchers stock. 'rhnt Thy slrink4xe
Wnx mol more sutet0 was 4luu To tue fact that tho
EaatcF4 markets. aEs laoktHg ralhcr better Than
dgtfnv last week, Eew York butnH quoted 10
higher, and ushsF popts lein3 reported irmcf.
huy4Fs. an4 Il thu rudnced prsoca Tue dtueEeak
bat lie con.oinei "deiiaand scarcely sssesd.
cd u half oi ihe offerings. anil, shonld
Wednesday,. rgecple prove ~ literal - expected.
tug. Thero wore many ans cattss anlon9 tho offer:
fur thf }tRlr of rear. 1ne highest pEtcs obtained
Aowesst; Nas &5.I0, aud ahnt IN only una u two
tnslAnee*. There w:re naa'lsE VI 4Atcs VI 81, 70
s at ts ,us: pts.s fpf Sooa y % tsll.
thgQufHdsosea wuro at o.. G0Ge3. 70. mostly u
81. l., tk3. uU. Son.o Culoralo.Tr1as sold ut a. rs
4.N.4l. uHttiys tatCIcra' stun WA In leuaMl ut
". 6o0th 10 foe pooe to cAoico cowA anu inferior
, 1879-07-09

GOOD INVESTMENT ERCURlTIEs.
We GfYeF for lates
SO, 600 Fulton County. ILL.,. 8 per cent IEouds.
130 Hn Illinois md Iowa per ceAt bchool l!oud1
A!tuw the Current MsEket ptteea for U. u.
G.:5h aud 10. &s for eaAA or IL exchange tor &hs
Esw I psf cent?
PRESTON, KKAN l. CO..
BANKERS,
LOO wsshlnyton.lt
, 1879-07-09

[ArAN ItkcoLoltEn,
C0l,,ul,n to fair. ). lHfaaO
Supcrtaf 10 1ilc.. . IGtt l..
Extra fine to f'r,ust +Hfe!Sl
NEW uNCof.nHEn.
Fair to RoHf;. .:lsNh4D
Superior 10 3inc...4 10 t6
Extra fine tt, !lucst:fi:.Gb5n
Garden picked ....UAbJ1
!. 0f1l.nSf1s
Common to fair. >. 1HGt28
Superior to line. mtE'l0
'1txtra fine 10 ilnrat .il;dth5
, Chotcust .....,. .fs04ttG5
RnCCtliIN4l AMI EONtI1.
Superior tn ane.. 28l46
, 1879-07-09

Tho excitement In wheat continued after tho call
and thu nlrkot rapidly advanced ~ 81. our Tor
August. under 4 ratlltr heavy pressure truu, Tho
Shorts tyr next lnontll while thuro Wera few Hnl.
ers. There was ~ specln reason for llIe advance
graph Into the country hal the effect Ut brlnyny
lm 4 few buying orders frnm tho outside, which
callaed loca! sh0rtA to want tn bur IN cnpnnY. 1t
Wis not ttIuvh that thu rain. storn, Vt Nontsay.
though rei,urcI ta he scry exclusive, haa much 10
du with etimnlatiME conntry orders hi ihla MA!*ot.
August clJsrtl vi NU!{&d!d4hc, SeRteuibye suld at
UHlxr, md ClDsed IT l7!ir.
Cnrn rlo.cd nt ~, ,.c for August and 10; ;Ga8 10
fur September. ..
Oats clusel al .St;e sal!es September. e;.
, 1879-07-09

lN!lAnaF01ls IA ,assuUl1n0 ieohS'aeFa6lo lmPoF'
TANGO NJ ltvs.s,ock maFEet, tho traas sncs tho
establishment If Cnlon Stoek- Yards huylnu shown
a vigorous growth. As hog market indianapolis
already ranks next 10 Chicago, and l,er trsdo Il.
ea,tla and sheep bas plsu attafne4 pretty FUR pso.
portions. Tue. rrcatpt4 OF 1ys siuck for tho Eix
months cnlina with dune 10 complrs with tic rus
eatuta m tic aIths neelud IaHt Icar fOloxA:
, 1879-07-09

Tl,e total for The month OF Juae to expected
to reach $500 .0t0, against $lBl 200 ID afay.
The aan Francisco Lju!|etsH reviews, uudcr tho
ntts Of "a Miniug Disappointment" the hstosy
Of The Union Consolidated stock during tl,s past
year. 1tmas selling year a44;,o 1t IS per share.
lu July the range was frolu 80 to a. The best
quotation on the 31st VI July WIZ $7,B7L per
ehase, or st tho rsta Of $787, ,5U for tho whole
mine. This was double the value It sold for In
tue previous May, nnd attention begun to bu
drsEn toward tie stock. Starting ut 80
on the 1st Of August. tta pslce
steadily Eose 10 $50 IN about four
weeks, though in fortY-eight hours thereafter It
fell to $50. Opeatng on the LIT day Of Sepsem-
ber u al, It ross sl4 on 4 single calI, aad b..
fore the eud Of the month 1t waa close Up to 800
pcr share, Of Al ths rate OF SO OK, ,o00 for tho
mine. From tiaIa point tho price descended In
irregular gytaIous to $7 pex share III less than
three months. 6lnce then tbs stock has hcen
attempting the feat Of getting back to the point
from which It fell. It was up In thu sixties lost
December, bat fell lack into the fftles. 1u
January, ls79, It ugain rose u the sixties, aud
III February to the eighties. In March It WIS
ba4k sgstn in the fifties, but rose u tu seyeu-
tics In April and to the ninetics IN May. A
desperate effort was msda to reach 100 ut the
opeutng OF June, which eliminated on the Sd
u 38 per share. blnea then the stock has been
, 1879-07-09

nAGGGNG-Cotton seamless bhgs arc ,ncatin7
with m incressina domand. and prices conttune 10
show positive strength. There IL also Falr move
n,cnt In burlaps md gunnica At very full agnrcs.
Prices ranpo n folInxa.
, 1879-07-09

Discount on wtEs, 10 and lopsf cent' On sa!san"
NAjLY--Wers quoted 1rnl 1t IL. 95 sates. Local
eos,puti.son prevsnss rise I? Offset tls !ato I'd.
'" Ui,se-frices m sapgu tho rama al for number Of
duys nroyious, md tho general Iuarkpt h,Ry ho
quoted very STEADY. Linsec4 tA,stsoas. Ne rsr
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-19
A clever Adventures.

Paris has been very much puzzled of
late by the doings of a mysterious young
lady who went by the name of Isabelle.
No one knew who she was, where she
came from, or what was her position in
tho Partisan world. All that was known
apartment in the Champs Elysees. She
arrived in Paris four months ago, accom-
panied by a young man who was her low
or. She called herself a Spaniard and a
relation of Don Carlos. The report was
carefully spread by her lover among GER
tain members of the aristocratic world,
who, touched by the misfortunes of the
lady, hastened to rut at her disposal large
sums of money, which she was TO pay back
after the liquidation of certain properties
which she pretended to have IN Spain.
Among the persons who took an interest
in her was priest, whose brother occu-
pied brilliant position in the army. This
priest appeared to have passed great
deal of his time in the company of Isabelle,
who abused his intimacy so far Us to pass
him off as her brother before many of her
tradesmen. In order the better to gain
his confidence, she proposed to him one
day to 60 with her 10 Spain, in order to
settle her affairs more promptly, because
she had need Immediately for a large sum
of money. The priest, who could not ac-
cept such propositions, offered to guaran-
tee TO a usurer, who consented to lend the
money which the pseudo Spanish lady re-
quired. In this manner the priest backed
bills for several thousands of francs, and
pledged his fine collection of pictures. At
this stage of events it was discovered that
Isabelle was only an adventures. The
priest at once informed the police, but the
interesting lady had decamped.-(P Paris
Correspondence of London Standard.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-19
Fruit I'm western Miehi<.n,

Those best posted in the matter estimate
that the strawberry crop within q region
of five miles about Muskegon this year
will be about 900 cases, or $1,000 BUSH
els. and that the product of the country
will be near 80, 900 bushels, which isIprob-
ably more than any other section of Mich
igan can boast, and they are not wild Der
ries, either, as some of our exchanges have
recently stated it, but are as fine a quality
of cultivated strawberries as can be found
anywhere in the Union, and, though the
product is so great, not one-tenth of the
strawberry lands are yet under cultiva-
ton.
The raspberry crop this year will prob
ably run as high as 5000 bushels, and in
the district within radius of five miles
about the city there are 100 acres of grape
vines which are loaded with bloom, and
will produce probably $50 tons Of as fine
grapes as the country can produce this
year. Muskegon (Mich) Chronicle.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-19

A RanroaATrnns st.pped BY Insects
One cricket would stand poor. show
trying to stop railroad train, but mil
lions of them can do it. as was proved
Saturday night. The western bound emf
giant train, No. met an army of crickets
at Clark's Station, about Is miles west of
here, that night, and was detained two
hours and half trying to get through.
To make the passage. the train men were
finally forced TO take brooms and sweep
the insects off the rails. Thecrickets Gov
cred the track for about three miles, and
when the driving wheels OF the engine
struck their they would whirl around
without going ahead an inrh.-[Re
New, Gazette.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-06-19
MONEY. AND COMMERCE
New York Money and steck Market
NEW YORK. June IA.

NEW YORK. June IA.
Money easy ut 3@4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 31z@5 per cent ST. r.
ling, long. 4 S74; short s94. Govern-
ments steady. Railroad securities Arm.
State bonds dull. The stock market open
ed firm, and prices advanced 4@A pr
cent; this was followed by partial reac
ton, but toward the close strong tone
again prevailed, and the highest prices of
the day were obtained IN the final trans.
actions. The feature of. the market
was a break in New York Elevated Street
Railroad from 80 to l 641zz. on a rumor
that Vanderbilt was going to build roa'i
to connect with the Harlem Railroad.
GOVERNMENT SEcURrrIEs.-Coupons Of
ei, 1073s; new So, 1885; a1<s, 1861
new As, 1925; currency 6s, 121.
ExPREss SHAREs-Adams 1861 Amer
ican, 4SZ; United States, AK.
MISCELLANEOUS sSroCKs-Western Unio,
Telegraph 1141x NY. Central 1903: Eri.
27A; preferred SIX; Michigan Cen
tral TA; Union Pacific stock 7S1f
Lake Shore 76h; Cleveland s. Pittsburg
964; Northwestern &c X; preferred 9756
Cleveland & Columbus 49k; Rock
IslaLd 1881; St. Paul53X 3X preferred 921<
Fort Wayne N9A; Wabash 363s; Ohio 4
Mississippi 15
STATE BoNDs.-Tennessee 6s, old "a
new 81 e; Virginia 6s, old 301x; new
80; Missouri 6s, 106.
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Rat Infornation.

Professor e. W.Caypole, of Antioch, col
lege, Ohio, says that the black rat (mus-
ted over this country, has bcen supplanted
by the brown (mus decumanus). Forty
years ago he black rat was the only rat in
southwest Ohio. Thirty years ago he was
driven out by the brown rat. Some years
later, the same thing occurred in Illinois.
Professor Claypole has been informed by
some of his students living in Minnesota,
that neither the black nor the brown rat
is known in or about St. Cloud, in that
state, only one having been seen there, and
that was killed when landing from
steamer. --l ..trt .
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New York, June 14-Nour quiet;
superfine and state western, 8 40@S 80;
common to good extra, 8 9O@4 90; good
to choice, 4 05@4 90; white wheat extra,
4 55@5 25; extra Ohio, 4 00@6 90. Wheat
quiet No No spring e4@d e. ea sSo u1gs1dsS gsa
/ ls1<; winter, I 16<@1 IL; ungraded
amber. 14@1 Az; No 2 do, I 16@
l 161<; ungraded white. 1 15; No 2 do,
141s@1 49, No do, I 1901 II. Rye
quiet; No 2 western, 81. Barley un-
changed. Corn a shade firmer and fairly
active; steamer. 43@4S1k; new, 434@44;
old. old A4 high mixed, as ass2o Oats dull dull
western, SS1S@41A. Eggs steady, at II q
l31k. Pork quiet and steady; old mess,
Q 85@9 so; new mess, 10 20@10 80. Lard
steady: prime steam, 1905 AN. Butter
quiet; western, 6@16. Cheese, 31S@6I.
Whisky dull; on bid; O71< asked.
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Thermaline is the best substitute for
Quinine that has yet been produced su-
perior to it for Chills and Fever, and all
diseases arising from Malarial poisoning
of the blood. One of its most important
features, especially, to those of limited
means. is its extremely low price.-Iowa
State Register
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A simple, pure. harmless remedy, that
cures every time, and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular,
kidneys and liver active, is the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
Bitters Is that remedy, and its proprietor
are being blessed by thousands that have
been saved and cured by it, Win you try
it? See other column.
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati, June 14.-Flour, firm.
Wheat scarce and in good demand; red
1 12@1 Is. Corn, quiet and firm, 38@S8X
Oats, dull and shade lower, 1896. Rye
stronger; 81: Barleo, nominal. Pork,
quiet; held at 10 25@l0 so. Lard, nomi-
nally unchanged; current market, 6 Is.
Bulk meats, strong. Shoulders. 8 rs bid /;
cash sales 4 90 buyers July; short ribs 4 30
cash; 4 95 buyers June and sellers July
short clear 5 121x. Whisky, steady; 02.
Butter, steady and unchanged: Linseed
oil, steady, SO. Hogs, active, firm and
higher; common Q 9O@S so; light s $50
so; packing, 8 70@3 90; butchers, 8 90@
95. Receipts; $50; shipments 400.
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Old type metal and cuts wanted in cx-
change for stereotyping. Write us stating
about how many pounds you have on hand
and we will give you terms, ETC.
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