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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-29
Negro Jolhfication in Georgia.

SAVANNAH. GA. July 2S.-There was
a grand demonstration to-day at Thun-
derbolt, in honor OF the thirty-tirSt ami
versary OF the independence of Liberia.
There were five hundred visitors from
Augusta, and hundreds from other
points. Ii is estimated that there were
over three thousand people on the
grounds. The exercises consisted OF adj
dresses, recitations and singing. and the
presentation of flag TO an Augusta as
SociatiOn, followed BY a salute from the
Georgia artillery, colored. The princi-
pal address was delivered by Rev. J. s.
Haines, of South Carolina, black man,
who described Liberia as land of milk
and honey, and excited lively emigra-
tinn fnNnr
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PARKERSBURG, w. VA.
Crimes and Criminals.

PAEEERsBURG, July 27.-Wm. kountz,
whose arrest was reported a day or two
since. had his preliminary examination
before Justice Addison ON the warrant
charging him with threatening To burn
the house owned by Madame Jelly.
Sufficient evidence was produced To hold
him i'm the sum of 81 900 To answer in
dictmcut. Failing to give bond he was
sent to Jail.
Madame Jelly was also held in II 900
to answer the charge of infant murder,
Judge Davis rendering his decision yes
tcrlay evening after three days con-
sideration.
J. j. Jones, clerk of the Swami House,
this Citv, was arrested last night on a
warrant sworn out by Mr. Phillips, the
proprietor Of that hotel, for the alleged
theft Of 4 fine gold watch valued at Sl2).
When arrested Jones delivered the
watch 10 Officer Stagg, and declared ne
kept il because Phillips owed him. He
was sent to prison in default OF bond.
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Grand Army Encampment at Erie,

ERIE, July 2S.-The Grand Army of
the Republic Encampment, which met
here to-day, is composed OF delegates
from nearly all the posts in Peensylva-
mia. About 1900 delegates have ar
rived, including General g. l.. Brown
and staff. Governor Hoyt is expected
on Thursday. The following general
officers are Quartered in camp: Gen
erals J. :. Negley, Blakely and Harry
White. The Philadelphia posts were
enthusiastically received. All along the
road it was a continual ovation. The
Mayor and citizens OF Erie received all
the parties on their arrival and con-
Quoted them to hotels, where refresh
ments We're prepared for them. The
camp will be in full operation to-mor-
row
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RICHMOND.
A Duel Prevented,

RICHMOND, July 2S.-Judge Robert
Ould, a prominent lawyer of this city and
well known as the Confederate commits
siouer for the exchange of prisoners dur
ing the war, and DIR. A. Speers George,
both of this city, were arrested this al
ternoOn charged with being about to en-
gage in duel. The trouble between
the parties grew out OF a law suit known
as the George case, which was recently
settled by compromise between the
Philadelphia claimants (colored) to the
estate of the late VIM. .. George and
the Richmond Georges. Judge Ould
was counsel for the Philadelphia claim
ants and Mr.. George is one OF the
Richmond heirs to the estate. Both
were bailed in 81 900 each to appear be-
fore the Police Court tomorrow morning.
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Cincinnati Election Frnnds.

CrNCINNATI, July 2S.-Thc Congrcs-
sional Investigating Committee met at
lOo'clOck. John Frizzel, Democrat, teS-
titled Il at VIM. Taylor, deputy marshal,
gave him five dollars 10 give % one Me
Carthv, Democrat, for electioneering for
the Republican ticket. Taylor said the
five dollars was for McCarthy'S services
on election day.
Pat. Mccarthy testified: Saw Geo.
Clemens, deputy marshal, offer ticket
10 a man. Witness acknowledged that
he had been arrested for perjury.
After the examination OF these two
witnesses the committee adjourned TIL
Tomorrow morning, on account Of the
absence of Mr. Carlisle.
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FIRES.
at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July 2S.-A fire this even
ing at five o'clock at the corner of Full
ton and Adams streets, destroyed Hen
ry Thomas pottery and three dwellings.
Loss, 81, 800. No insurance. The fire
originated in the pottery.
La Crosse, Wis.
ST. PAUL, July 2S.-A fire in La
Crosse, Wis, last evening, destroyed the
paint shop of Smith q Merrill, carriage
shop of Dittman, Rayneducke Il Co.,
flour mill and repair shop OF Hersheimer
& Co., and seven other buildings. Loss,
$4,000. Insurance about $4,000.
Wells Station, Mich.
DETROIT, July 2S.-A fire this morn
ing at Wells Station on the Mackinaw
division of the Michigan Central rail
road, destroyed store, saw and shingle
mill, shinglej sheds containing 100000
shingles, about 10000 feet of lumber
and all owned by ThOs. NeSter, of East
Saginaw. Three Michigan cattle cars
were also burned. The total loss is
about Sl7 900; insurance $4,000.
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WASHINGTON.
Revenue Statistics.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Treasury
Department is in receipt OF some very
interesting statements, showing the
effect of the more rigid enforcement OI
the treasury regulations at the New
York Custom House under the present
officers, as to damage allowances. The
excessive and illegal allowances at that
port was one of the complaints made by
merchants of Boston, Philadelphia, Chr
cago, st. Louis and other Western ports,
and on the earnest solicitation of the
Collector of Customs at Chicago, conf
mission was appointed by the Secretary
of the Treasury To take testimony in the
various leading cities. All the charges
were sustained, and official changes fol-
lowed at New York, and an improved
condition OF affairs.
The following statement shows the
amount OF damage allowance granted
at the port of New York from June lst
To December 3lst, 1878, as compared
with the allowances for the correspond
ing period in lS77-frachons OF dollars
omitted: In 1877, June, S25, ,223; July,
So, ,566; August, $500; Septem ber,
SS,O27; October, Sl2,0S5; November,
2S,5O4; December, So, ,99S. Total. Sl2l,
2O3. In 1873, June, S5,92S; July, SS,S7S;
August, ~, ,299: September, S4,367; Oc-
tober, S5,O73; November, -, ,929; Decem-
Der. SS,332. Total, S44,364. This is a
decrease of S., $40, or more than ID per
cent.
Internal Revenue Receipts.
WASHIGNToN, July 2S.-A compara-
tive statement has Just been completed
by the internal revenue bureaus, show
ing the receipts from the several specific
sources Of revenue, during the fiscal
years ending June 80, 1889, and giving
the increase and decrease thereof The
principal decrease is on tobacco taxed ut
the rate Of 24 cents per pound. In 1873
the amount paid on this grade OF tobac-
co was So, ,32O,065. In 1879 it was ST.
969, 235, being a decrease in 1879 OF
81 $50, $40. The principal increase Is on
tobacco taxed at the rate of 10 cents per
pound, OF which there was none in
1873. The amount realized from this
source in 1878, was S6,734,62I. The az
gregate receipts are as follows: In 1873.
Sill ,O97, ,725; in 1879, Sll3,9lS, 465; tOta
increase in 1879, =, ,S2O,740.
Resignation of Minister Welsh.
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The State De-
partment presumes that the letter OF
resignation of Minister Welsh Is now on
its way to the United States.
Secretary Evarts has received dis
patch from Minister Welsh, stating that
his resignation had been forwarded by
mail.
Who Will be Furnished Government
Rations
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Secretary
Of War telegraphed the President of the
Board of Health at Memphis, in re-
sponse To the application for rations,
that rations will only be furnished to
persons sick with the fever or i'll quar-
antine camp, and who can be subsisted
n no other way.
Letting Of Mail Routes.
WASHNGToN, July 2S.-The contract
bureau of the Postotiice Department to-
day completed the lettings OF the mis-
cellaueous mail routes under the adver-
tisement OF May 10th. There were up
wards of 800 routes, and about 10000
proposals. The contracts were made at
unusually low figures.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-The DrOrers' Jour
nal reports hog receipts 10000 head:
shipments 800 head; mixed packers
firm at s. lO(G3 10, packers taking a
good many very choice hogs, light
weights, at g 9064 20; bulk l0c lower
than Saturday; choice heavy IS 500
30.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; ship
ments 3,1OO head; good TO prime ma
tives firm at 81 50d5 10; common to
medium dull; western steady but slow
at at g 20; Texas plenty and fairly
active and sc higher.
Sheep-Nominal.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, July 2S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts since and including Friday 5000
head through and IA for this market
Total for the week ending this day 1898
through and 1916 local, against 1880
through and 1905 local the week pre-
vious. The supply for this weeks sales
so far is fair, but mostly common, very
few resllv good. The market is very
dull, few selling with the price oil
shade from last weeks closing rate.
Twenty-Five loads were sold at s. 90 for
for York, the balance tn the retail trade
here. The range OF prices were - % to
Il 60 for common To good.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 7,205 head;
total for the week 1000 head against
lO,l20 head the week before; Workers
"A 1904 Is: Philadelphias 81 1904 20.
Sheep-Receipt 1000 head; total for
the week l9,200 against a. 200 for the
week before. Selling slow; prices fully
quarter Off from last week.
New York.
New YORK, July 2S. - Beeves -
Receipts 800 head; prices further de-
cined fully 81 per head, and clearance
not made; few tops reached lOc., but
93c was outside for really extra steers;
fair TO good freely soldat St@Sic; Texas
and Cherokee cattle at 6lGSc. Exporters
used 500 head. Shipments for the week
1910 head and 1850 quarters.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Mar
ket overstocked; extremely dull and
weak prices reduced 25(G50c per head;
bad Finish sheepS3 50(d)i 90. Common to
good lambs 81 0Otd6 90 for picked west
ern. Expectation, alive, - 80. Ship
ments for the week !, $50 alive, and
,525 Carcases.
Hogs-Receipts for two days j,400;
market firmer at 20 to SOC higher, with
sales of two cars OF Ohio hogs Of 1879 lbs.
at 81 30.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-Hogs-Weaker;
Workers and Baltimores 8 S5d4 90;
mixed packing S3 1908 80; butchers
and Philadelphias s. 50CG3 80. Re
cetpts 400 head; shipments 900 head.
Cincinnati.
CINC!NNAT:, July 2S.-HIogs-Dull;
for light heavy steady; common at g 10
@3 Is; light g 5OCg3 80; packing g 40
(dy3 60; butchers 8 G0@3 10. Receipts
1866 head shipments 1876 head.
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BELLENILLE, W. VA.
Drowned.

PAREERsBrRG, July27-IIenry Knapp,
young man about nineteen years oi
age. was drowned last night at Meals
Landing. Bellcville. Knapp had taken
"A horse % the river 10 wash him of, and
is supposed To have taken a cranIp and
drowned. The body was recovered sew
eral hours after the discovery OF his
drowning.
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Awake all Night.

Wakeiulness is caused by indigestion
and torpid liver, for which there is moth
ing so good as the genuine DR.. c. Me-
Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills, prepared
by Fleming Bros, OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
without whose signature none can be
genuine. Look for it on every wrapper,
the market is full OF limitations of the
name MCLANE spelled differently, but
having the same pronunciation. Your
druggist keeps them.
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Killed by His Wife.

BALTIMORE, July 2S.-A special to an
evening paper says: Thomas II. Ben
ner, occupying the lodge at Antietam
cemetery, was, yesterday, instantly
killed by his wife. He charged her with
intimacy with Haverfield, superinten-
dent of the cemetery and made an assault
upon her, when she seized carbine
and shot him through the heart. The
wife was lodged in Jail at Hagerstown.
She alleges the shooting was to protect
her own life.
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Cantnred by Rloodhounds.

ATLANTA, July 2S.-The officers have
Just returned from the bloodhound hunt
after one OF the murderers OF Defoor and
lis wife on Friday night. They cap
tured him, and he confessed to the muir
der being done by himself, white man
and another negro. Asa Morgan, the
captured negro, says he held the lamp
while the white man killed the old peO-
pie. Twooflicers are after the other two.
Morgan is in Jail. He was badly bitten
by the hounds. He says large amount
OF money was obtained by the muir
derers.
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ROCKPORT, w. VA.
Supposed Fatal Shooting ARRAY

PAREERsrURG, July PA fight oc-
Cured at Rockport, ten miles above this
city, last evening, between Robert Amos
and man named Charles Smith. Amos
shot at Smith seven times, one ball rem
ctrating his side and coming out Just
above the hip on the opposite side.
Smith fell, and is supposed to be fatally
wounded. Amos was taken by the Off
GERS and brought to this city about an
hour ago. The cause OF the trouble is
not known.
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Base Ball.

CHICAGO, July 2S.-Chicagos >, Gin
cinnatis :.
BUFFALO, July 2S.-Bufialos :, Provi-
denCe D.
CLEVELAND, July 2S.-Clevelands =,
Troys !. Game called at the end of the
sixth inning on account of rain.
WORCESTER, July 2S-Worcesters Il,
Springfelds o,
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Attempted Robbery.

CoLroS, Colo, July 2S.-Gen. F..
Bouton, of Los Angeles, while driving
from Cotton TO San Gonzonio, yesterday,
was stopped by three men, taken off
the road and tied to his wagon wheel.
He managed to get his hand loose, drew
his pistol and killed one of the men and
wounded the other two. Robbery was
the aim of his captors.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, July 29-l a. M.-FOr
the lakes southwest to northwest wiuds,
partly cloudy,weather, light rain in north
ern portion, stationary or slight fall m
temperature and nearly stationary ba-
rometer. For Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley slightly warmer, partly cloudy
weather, with light variable winds, and
light rains in Tennessee.
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OHIO POLITICS.
Hamilton County Republican
Convention.

CINCINNATI, July 2S.-The Hamilton
county Republican Convention, which
met to-day, was composed of 92l dele
gates, ana after organization the body
was found unwieldly, and proceeded
very slowly with its work. The follow
ing ticket was nominated: State Sena-
tors-Christ Moerlein, BENZ Eggleston,
Josiah Kirby. Representatives. NJ.
Dayton, Peter Stryker, c. c. Davis,
Lewis Voight, ID. GanO Ray, Frank
Kirchner, VIM. II. Hill, Jos. +. Hart,
G. w. Williams. At ll:30 p. NJ. the
Convention was still in session.
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The Fall River Strike.

FALL RIVER, July 2S.-In view OF the
recent and continued disturbances by
the strikers, Mayor Lindsay leaves for
Boston tomorrow to consult with Gov.
Talbot and see il some arrangement can
be made TO secure better protection OF
property and citizens, an object desired
and called for by men representing at
least two-thirds of the tax-paying prop
ertv in the city.
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Railway Collision.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-During the
storm Saturday evening the DOylestOwn
accommodation and the Bethlehem eX-
press collided on the North Pennsylvania
branch of the Reading road, completely
wrecking both trains and severely inlur-
ing a number Of passengers.
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FOREIGN.
Lord Chelmsford Will Resign.

LONDON, July 2S.-A dispatch from
South Africa states that Lord Chelms-
ford contemplates Immediately tend
ering his resignation.
Steamer Wrecked.
LONDON, July 2S.-A dispatch from
Valparaiso says that the Pacific Steam
Navigation Company's steamer Illinois,
1000 tons, has been warecked. All
hands were saved.
Slavery in Cuba.
LONDON, July 2S.-A Madrid special
saws that no complete extinction OF
slavery in Cuba is expected till the
Coolie immigration under the recent
treaty between Spain and China, is SUI
ficiently numerous to provide laborers
for plantations. The newspapers which
reflect the opinions OF the Cabinet Min
listers confirm the announcement that
the government intends to submit
bill to the Cortes in January relative to
slavery in Cuba.
The Chii-Peruvian War.
New York, July 2S.-The Peruvian
minister here has received the following
official telegram from Lima: The Huas-
car entered the blockaded Port OF
Iquiqne, fought the Chilian squadron
for two hours, leaving hOrs du combat the
C6nisino and Abtao. The Huascar was
unhurt.
Report Denied.
PARIS, July 2S.-The Turkish En-
hassy here denies the truth OF the report
that the steam yacht with NJ. Tournier,
the French ambassador on board, hav-
ing approached the palace OF ex-Sultan
Murad, was fired upon by the vessels
guarding the palace.
Died.
BERLIN, July 2S.-Baron Won Geralt,
formerly Prussian Minister at Washing
ton, died, to-day, at Boon.
Duke William, the only brother OF the
Grand Duke of Mecklenburg Schwerein,
died to-day at Heidelburg.
Cattle Plague in Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2S.-The Siberi-
an plague made its appearance among
the animals in the district of Novo Lo-
doga. The government at st. Petersburg
and Project of the district adopted rigid
measures to prevent the spreading OF
the disorder. The report OF the cattle
plague III Russia in 1877 shows that 2l2,-
76S cattle and 23,630 horses died OF the
cattle disease or Siberian plague in forty
governments of the empire.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York, July 2S.-Dry Goods
The market continues quiet in all the
departments. Cotton goods quiet and
steady. Prints in moderate request.
ArnOld's points will open tomorrow at
&c. Ginghams active. Amoskeag dress
styles opened at lOlc. Mems wear
woolens quiet Foreign goods dull.
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Flight of Carrier Pigeons.

New York, July 2S.-Of the six car
rier pigeons liberated at Columbus, o.,
Yesterday at $50 \. NJ, one arrived here
at Ills 4. NJ. to-day and second at
2:5OPM
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm; c. &. x |.
c. firsts advanced 10 77i, seconds 2S.;
Missouri, Kansas and Texas first con-
soils assented rose IL per cent; Denver
and Rio Grande firsts rose per cent.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SroCKs-The market was extremely
active and buoyant throughout the day,
Granger shares being most prominent
in the dealings. Towards the close there
was a slight reaction in few cases, but
the final quotations showed a rise on
Saturdays closing prices, ranging from
! TO "A per cent, the latter for ST. Paul
and Minneapolis, and ~. Paul common
rose q and 81. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern preferred per cent. The
transactions aggregated 100000 shares,
of which 2,400 were Erie, $4,000 Lake
Shore, 1900 Northwestern common,
5000 preferred, $1,000 st. Paul com.
mon, $500 preferred, 5000 Ohio and
Mississippi, 5000 Wabash, 5000 Michi-
gan Central, 6,400 Western Union, 1000
c., c., c.. x l., 6,0O0C. G. & |. c., 1000
Kansas City and Northern common,
5000 preferred, 5000 Louisville and
Nashville, 1000 Kansas and Texas,
5000 st. Paul and Minneapolis, 1000 1t.
Louis and San Francisco, 5000 Pacific
Mail, and 400 Burlington, Cedar Rap
ids and Northern
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JOB PRINTING.
AND
Blank Book Making.

We have ln connection with the VIZ Bpgp
RDsIsTEE NEWSPAPER Establishment complete
and well managed
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LONG indulgence IN oyer-eating or
drinking produces a disorganized Liver,
and all the evils attendant upon such
arrangements; depression Of spirits,
habitual costiveness, nervous exhaus-
ton, indigestion; pain in the head with
nausea; fullness Of stomach after meals,
chilliness, general debility and languor.
Seek relief from Simmons Liver Regu-
latOr.
at is very valuable remedy for dys-
pepsia, sick headache, torpid liver and
such like diseases.
"W. s. HoLr, President Of $. W. r.
r. Co., OF Ga"
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE. July 2S-Flour-Quiet;
western superfine s. 30; No. . do 81 so;
do. family t5 OO@5 70. Wheat-West-
crn quiet and steady; No. 2 western
winter red spot and seller July 81 II!
al III: seller Angus. 81 lIGl II sell
Ter September 81 lli@l ll.. Com
Western quiet; western mixed, spot
and seller July 4iiG44ic; seller Au-
gust 44i@a4I; seller September 45i9
45Ic; steamer 4l!@42c. Oats-Steady
and quiet; western white $50 iOc; do
mixed 37G3Sc; Pennsylvania 3S(l40c
Rye-Quiet at 56ldj Sc. Hay-Steady;
prime to choice Pennsylvania sl3 0OlG
il 90. Provlsions-Firmer. Mess Pork
AT $40 30. Bulk Meats-LOOse
shoulders 3!@3ic; clear rib sides 4l@
42c; packed 4t65lc. Bacon-Shoulders
4ic; clear rib sides sc. Hams-At II
Gl2c. Lard at &C. Butter-Firm; prime
to choice western packed ia l4c. Eggs
-Firmer l0c. Petroleum-Quiet crude
sic: refined &c Cofee-Quiet and
firm; Rio cargoes lll@l4!c. Whisky
Quiet at 81 07ic.
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e1ODAYATHoNE AEenst wsnted. out
xainS -
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at q TO 3 Per Cent-Gov-
ernments Weak-flOur Steady
Wheat IN Good Demand
Hogs Dull.
FIN AN CE.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-MoNEY-Market
easy at 2l@3 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 3ya4 per cent. Sterling ex.
change, bankers bills weak at 4SSi
sight exchange on New York Asst.
Stock of grain in store July Goth
Wheat, l,O0S,0O0; bush. corn, l,35s, 900;
oats, $1,000; rye, 5000; barley, 5000;
peas, 24,OO0; malt, l5l, 900.
SILvER-At London slid; bar silver
here ll2; subsidiary silver coin l!9ls
per cent. discount.
GoyERSNRSTs-Wea
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, July 2s.-Wheat-We ;
No. 3 white Michigan 81 or; No. l
white Michigan new 81 02l; No. do.
81 90; amber Michigan spot 81 OF; new
81 or; seller August 81 0l; No. 2 red
winter, spot 81 O2i; seller July 81 OH;
seller August and September 81 OF !; No.
3 red 81 90; rejected Wabash 94c; west
ern amber 81 cot; No. 2 amber Illinois
81 or. Corn-Weak; high mixed 3Sic;
No. spot July 3Slc; seller August 3Sic
bid; rejected Csc; damaged 81 !c. Oats
Dull; No. new 26l; Michigan Gle.
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PrrrsBURGH, July 2S.-Petroleum-
Quiet; crude 75c at Parker's for inn
mediate shipment; refined at 6ic for
Philadelphia delivery.
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LEWIS BAKER Il 90.
FRANKLIN COLLEGE,
NEW ATHENS. OHIO.

Il IN a prosperous condition In the 18th year of
IT. hIsiory. The cDur>e ~ education b. thorough.
Expenses from $50 tO $40 Per year for Tuition,
Bard and Lodging 9end ior catalogue 70
agisp q. G. VINCENT. Prs't
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LONDON, July 2S.-A dispatch from
South Africa states that Lord Chelms-
ford contemplates Immediately tend
L =.