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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23
BATTLE OF MINISINK,
Centennial Celebration.

GOSHEN, n. v, July 22.-The Tooth
anniversary OF the battle OF Minisink, in
which forty-iour militia were killed by
Indians and Tories under Brandt on
the mountain opposite Lackawaxen, Pa,
was celebrated here to-day with large
procession and public exercises. Ten
thousand persons were present.
LACKAwAXEN. Pa, July 22.-About
two thousand people assembled on the
old battle ground near this city to-day,
to celebrate the Tooth anniversary OF the
battle of the Minisink, and to dedicate
the handsome monument recently
erected in honor of the brave men
who fell at the hands of the Indians and
tories under Chief Brandt in 1879. An
oratiOn was delivered by Hon. VIM. j..
Groo, of Middletown. In the evening
the guests of the Delaware House, and
many visitors from neighboring towns,
met in the parlOrs of the hotel, and lis
tened to suitable addresses by c. NJ.
Battle, of Brooklyn; +. J. Holbert, pro-
prietor of the house; Gen. Brown,
Frank Gardner and Mr.. Mills, one of
the earliest settlers in this region. At
the conclusion of the speeches, a num-
ber of patriotic airs were rendered, when
the formalities ceased, and the remain
der of the evening was devoted to social
enjoyment.
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Fire az Dubuque, Iowa.

DuBUQUE, July pa fire broke out
here tonight, and resulted in the des-
truction OF Atherton d Walkers cooper
factory, and the three story brick and
five story brick adjoining, owned by l.;
ID. Randall & Co. The factory contained
valuable machinery and a large guam
tity of stock, all of which was destroyed.
The loss on the buildings and contents
is $4,000, which were fully insured.
Randall K Co. had large quantities
of hides, leather, horse collars, &c,
stored in the building, and the structure
was also used by Tillinghast x Co. as
place for cleaning and storing hides.
The contents, together with the build
ing, were consumed. Loss on building,
500 900; loss on stock cannot be estima-
ted. The flames are now under con-
troll. 1t is supposed the fire originated
in the boiler room by sparks dropping
into the shavings used for ire-lighting.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.

From the Reporter.
THE residence OF Mr.. John Clark, in
Canonsburg, was broken into on Satur-
dav night last, and robbed of various
articles.
NEWTON Horn & Co., on Saturday last,
thrashed, at Robert Horns, Amwell, 90
bushels of barley in 45 minutes. This
was fast work.
OK THE 18th of July, Nandegrift Il
Reynolds thrashed, on the farm of JAS.
A. MOninger, near Lone Pine, sos
bushels of wheat from S54 dozen OF
medium sheaves-
JoSEPH c. RUPLE, who hauls coal as
well as anything else that will pay, to
soften the seat on his wagon year ago
filled a bag with straw. After using It
awhile it was laid aside and during the
winter the mice cut seversl holes into 1t.
A day or two since it was brought out
from ITS resting place and placed on the
hard board of the wagon and Mr.. K.
drove off happy as sun flower. In a
little while he discovered something
wrong and a moment or two later he
received two or three severe pricks
about the seat. He soon discovered that
he had been sitting upon a humble bee S
nest in the bag. He pronounced ita hot
seat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23
Lutheran synodical Conference.

COLUMBUS, O., July 22.-The Evan
gelical Lutheran Synodical Conference
of America closed its session to-day.
The next meeting will be held in
Chicago on the first Monday in October,
1881. Among the results OF the meet
ing was the adoption of paper which
was discussed several days, providing
for various changes and advances in the
rules of the church. Prof. 10y, of Column
bus, and Prof. Schmit, OF Madison, Wis,
were appointed editors of new quarter
" magazine conducted in the English
language, TO be published in this city.
The Synod adopted the plan to form
State synods and establish a general
evangelical seminary, near Chicago or
Milwaukee, with three distinct faculties,
viz: German, English and Norwegian.
Every State Synod, however, is to have
its own college. Three general synods
will be formed in the Synodical Confer
ence, called the Western, Northwestern
and Eastern. This arrangement will
not affect the doctrinal standing Of the
body, but it is thought will better pro-
mote peace and harmony in the church
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DOUBLE SUICIDE.
A Distressing Case i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, July PA distressing and
mysterious double suicide occurred last
night at HYDE Park, this city. Three
maiden sisters, Elizabeth, Anna and
Nora Trowbridge, aged 43, 40 and 81
years, have been living for many years
in good style, upon the revenues de-
rived from the estate lett them by their
mother. Recently their father succeed,
ed in getting the entire property, and
has left them penniless. When they
became fully aware of this state OF affairs
they decided to die together, and spent
Sunday and Monday in preparing Tor
death. They nailed up the doors and
windows, and the two eldest sisters
drove spikes on either side of the case
ment of the folding doors, adjusted
small hempen cords about their
necks, and, kicking from be-
meath their feet the books piled on
chairs, quietly strangled to death. The
youngest sister, Nora, who is dwarf,
remained in the meantime in an upper
chamber, and although the deed was
done about six O'Clock Monday night,
she first gave warming at nine O'Clock,
and the bodies were not cut down TILL
midnight. 1t was with the greatest dif-
ficulty that she could be induced to tell
her story. She is in state bordering
on insanity. In her chamber was found
a knife and razor and a slip of paper, on
which was written, ave must nail up
the doors" The trio have always been
regarded as very erratic, and although
nothing has been known against their
characters they have been known to hold
noisy and disturbing midnight orgies
that are now regarded as evidence OF
long standing insanity. III
Mr.. Trowbridge, the father who was
so severely denounced by his daughter
Nora as the real cause of their misfor-
tunes, is said, by those who know the
circumstances, to have deserved no such
harsh words. He has managed the
property of his daughters for them, and
they have been well and literally
treated at his hands. On account OF a
recent real estate transaction they
became imbued with the idea that he
was abusing his trust, and it is believed
that their already erratic minds dwelt
on this belief so constantly that they be-
came insane on the subject. They had
monthly income of Sl25 and their own
house, so that their fears of starvation
and begga were not we'll grounded.
No inquest yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23
ST. LOUIS.
The Railroad Strike.

ST. LOUIS, July 22.-The strike OF the
platform men in East st. Louis became
general to-day. The men from the In
dianapolis q st. Louis railroad were
Joined by the freight handlers OF the
Ohio x Mississippi, Wabash, the Chi
cago & Alton, with a few exceptions. the
Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy, the Cai-
ro Short Line, and all the other roads,
except the Southeastern, where the men
are working and waiting for a reply to
their demand for an increase Of wages.
Most OF the superintendents have re-
fused the request for the desired increase
from one dollar to a dollar and quar-
ter day. Thus far the strike only in
cludes the freight handlers and ware
housemen.
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CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.

James A. Frazier, for many years a
prominent wholesale grocer of Cincin-
natl, died in that city, yesterday.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
declared dividend of five per cent pay
able to the creditors of the Third Ma
tional Bank OF Chicago, making in all
dividends of ninety per cent.
The power of the Zulus is crumbling.
Cetewayo's forces are rapidly submitting
to the British.
The Bonapartist caucus, in Paris, Sat
urday, developed the fact that many
members OF that faction are dissatisfied
with the antecedents OF Prince Jerome.
The harvest in Hungary is an utter
failure.
The grain crop OF England this season
is below the average.
In Chicago, Yesterday, two sisters,
Elizabeth and Anna Trowbridge, com
mitted suicide by hanging.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synodical
Conference of America closed its labors
in Columbus, O., yesterday. The next
session will be held in Chicago, on the
first Monday in October, 1881.
Hayes has accepted the invitation OF
the President of the Ocean Grove Camp
meeting Association TO be present at the
tenth anniversary. The first religious
service will be on July 30.
The one hundredth anniversary OF the
battle of the Minisink was appropriately
celebrated at Goshen, \. Y, and Lacka-
waken, Pa, yesterday.
The Wisconsin Republican State Con-
vention meets in Madison to-day.
Abraham Coleman, of New York, for
many years proprietor of the Burnet
House, at Cincinnati, died in Utica, last
night.
The Commercial Club, of Boston, en-
tertained Secretary Sherman at the
Parker House, yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Gambler introduced the Secretary, who
made brief address.
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THURMAN TALKS SPAR
INGIY.
Ewing Will Win i'm Ohio if There
Is a Fair, Free Vote.

Boston Special to the New York Herald
The HerdldcOrrespondent asked about
Ohio, and the fight going on there.
"O," said the Judge, 81 am reserv-
ing all my strength for the campaign
there. l suppose they will not spare
me. Two years ago they promised to
let me off with four speeches, and made
forty. This year they have been equally
kind in the matter of promise, but l
presume the result will be the same"
"Are the Democrats united on the
ticket this year"
"Yes, hear of no divisions. There
were statements going about after the
nominations of dissensions, but the or
ganization of the local committees show
ed that everything was running perfect
ly smooth"
An indirect question as to the proba-
bilities of the campaign brought out a
statement to the effect that the battle
would be very hard one, and that Ohio
would be Democratic. "Ohio is Demo-
cratic on a fair, free vote" said the
Judge, "but | suppose the Republicans
will spend an enormous amount OF
money and make an extraordinary Ell
fort to carry the State"
OF Mr.. Foster, Mr.. Thurman spoke
very highly, personally. "He is a very
good fellow" t" he said, "and a hard man
to beat in Congressional district. He
could always spend more money to car
ry his district than the Democratic can
didates possessed, and so was formida-
BILE rival But when he comes to spread
himself over the State he will find it
hlrder work. He is not known much,
nor has he much popularity outside OF
his own section.
"What was the secret OF Gen. Hicken-
looper's nomination for the second
place." | asked.
"He is put up to carry Hamilton
county, think. He is President of the
Gas Company, and has, therefore, a
good deal of local influence; but he is
not known beyond the limits of Cinciu-
natl. The fight in Hamilton county is
always very sharp, and as that county
sends thirteen members to the Legisla-
ture, it is an important point, especially
as a United States Senator is to be
elected to take my place. There were
some funny mistakes made about Gen.
Hickenlooper in the central and eX-
treme portions OF the State the day after
the nomination, as nobody knew him,
and his name was printed IN all sorts OF
WAYS. He is very good man, | under
stand, but his name adds very little
strength to the ticket"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23
THE REDSKINS.
Rattle Mith the Sioux.

DEADwoOD, July PA Fort keoeh
special saws that an engagement took
place near the mouth OF Beaver creek
ON the 18th inst. between two companies
of trOops and Lieut. Clark's Indian
scouts of Miles command and 800 hos
tile sioux. The troops had four Indian
scouts killed and two soldiers wounded,
when Miles main column, which was
twelve miles behind, came up. The
Indians were pursuid fifteen miles, but
made escape to Sitting Bulls camp. II
Is very probable that another fight has
taken place before this. Bear VOLTS
hand OF Crows, who are at Terry's Land
ing.report three hundred lodges OF Sioux
on this side OF the Missouri, on their
way to KeOgh to make friends with the
whites
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

RAILRoAD BoNDs-Generally strong;
c., c. 4 /. {. frsts III; seconds -.
STATE BoNDs-Dull, except Louisiana
consols, which were weak and 1 per cent
lower.
SoCEs--The market was fairly active.
but the general tendency was toward
lower prices, and the closing quotations
show decline on the days transactions.
Speculation opened with weak tone
and prices fell off ia per cent, which
Was followed 10y an advance of iC6ll per
cent, -. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern making the greatest Improvement,
preferred rising from i9s 10 II while
Louisville and Nashville advanced IL per
cent and Iron Mountain per cent. Dur
ing the afternoon, however, there
was general decline of lGl.
per cent, which was most marked
in Northwestern, St. Paul, lackawanna
and 81. Louis, Kansas City and North
ern. Canada Southern and Wabash
advanced on reports that Vanderbilt had
concluded arrangements with Wabash
for the use of somcoi Nanderbilts roads
from Toledo eastwarls. Transactions
aggregated l6l, 200 shares, of which
3,OO0 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
5000 Wabash, 5000 Northwestern com
mon, 1000 preferred, 23,0O0 81 Paul
common, LOO preferred, 5000 Della
ware, Iackawanna and Western, 3,IOO
New Jersey Central, 400 Michigan
Central, 800 Union Pacific, 1000 Ohio.
2,40O Western Union, $500 Kansas
City and Northern common, 1900 pre-
ierred, 5000 Louisville and Nashville,
zoos Iron Mountain, 800 Canada
Southern, 1000 Cleveland, Columbus
and indianapolis Central, |, 100 1t. Joe.
1000 Pacific Mail, 1900 indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette and |, 100 Mari
eta and Cincinnati iirsts preferred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

ports into the United Kingdom for the
week ending July II, were 3S,OOS cwt.
of wheat and 100, $50 cwt. OF flour. In
Mark Lane, Monday, holders were firm
in consequence of the return of bad
weather. There was some demand for
France. The supply of English wheat
was moderate, and the process generally
rose shilling, compared with last Mon.
day. The supply OF foreign is fair and
the demand irregular. California rose
Is. Cd, and other descriptions were
mostly l@2s dearer. Flour firm, but
not higher, in consequence OF the large
supplies. Barley firm. Oats and maize
higher despite the large supply.
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Awake al Night.

Wakefulness is caused by indigestion
and torpid liver, for which there is moth
ING so good as the genuine DIR. c. Nc
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 same pronunciation. Iourdrug-
Vist keeps them.
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WOOL
Philadelphia.

PmILNpELrluA. July -. 80 Wool -
Quiet but steady Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia NN AMI above $50 iOc /,
extra 3s,d39c; medium 3gCa Zoe: coarse
35td37c; New York, Michigan, and West
crn fine 3jta 36c; medium $40 IOc; coarse
35Cd36 combing washed 39tf j5c; do un-
washed 2S@32c; Canada cGmbing so
i0c; fine unwashcd 2jH 25c; coarse and
medium unwashcd 2Ga32c; tub washed
27GGi2c.
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A Case a, shelbyyiile, Tenn.

SAsmyrLLE, July IA sbelbyyille,
Tenn. dispatch says Rev. B. =. Tiller
q Memphis, who reached there sick on
the 18th inst. IL prostrated by yellow
fever. The State B0Ari oi Health met
here to-day aud adopted rules for the
guidance of the supervising medical in
spector. The City Conncil met tonight
70 adopt measures To put in force limit
ed Quarantine in the inspection Of pr
sons from Memphis, and the establish
ment OF quarantine hospital in case oi
need.
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Shooting ARRAY.

ATLANTA, July 22.-Samuel G.. Gras-
ty, railroad and commercial traveller
Of this city. last evening shot a MIR.
Real and his son at Opelika. They at
tackled him in his room at the hotel for
alleged improper intimacy with Miss
Read. Grasty was badly cut on the
head and hands. The elder Read was
shot in the eve and abdomen and the
younger under the right jaw. The
elder Read will die. Grasty is under ar
ro.sf
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Weathar Indications.

WAsHISGToS, d. c., July %, | A. NJ.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
warmer south to west vii Is, partly
cloudy weather, with falling barometer
during the day, followed during the
night by rising barometer and lower
temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, warmer south
to west winds during the day, with fall
ing barometer and areas Of rain, fol-
lowed BY cooler north to west winds
and rising barometer.
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SEVERE STORM.
Shoe Factory Struck by Light
ming.

PouGHKEEPsIE, n. V, July PA
series of severe thunder storms prevail
ed along the Hudson this afternoon.
Lightning struck the shoe factory OF
John o. Whitehouse, and in a short
time it was destroyed by fire. 1t was
the largest mandatory in the city and
employed about 400 hands. The falling
walls crushed the engine room and
buried George Morgan, the engineer, in
the ruins. lie was taken out alive, but
died soon after. 1t is reported that
several fremen were hurt. Mr.. White
house being absent the loss cannot be
ascertained, but is estimated at $780,
600. Insurance not known.
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ZANESNILLE.
The Pardoned Body-Snatchers.

ZANEsvILLE, July 22.-Mrs. Dr. Heyl
and his former partner, Glove, arrived
in town to-day with the doctors pardon,
which also RENTS his fine OF 81 900. The
pardon was pronounced by Prosecuting
Attorney Stonesipher illegal in conse-
quence Of only operating on one of the
found indictments he was tried on. A
large amount of indignation is expressed
by citizens generally at the pardon. and
Uncle Dick is handled without the
gloves. Hilliard was obliged TO leave
town as soon as out for fear of violence.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

Ngw YoRK, July 22.-Dry Goods
Trade continues quiet in most depart
mcnts, but the tone oi the market re-
mains firm. Cotton goods in light de-
mand aud steady. Dark prints IN bet.
ter request, aud Pcilc, Manchester and
American new dark fancy prints are
opened ut 7c. Mems wear woOlens
quiet and steady. Worsted dress goO1s
in improved demand. Foreign goods
dull.
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BLAST EXPLOSION.
Three Men Killed.

HCxTIsoros, Pa, July 22.-By a pre-
mature explosion Of a blast in a quarry
near this city this afternoon, three men,
Michael Byan, a sub-coDtractor 81 Phil
adelphia. John kancOrnoni and Mr.
Keith, were instantly killed. Their
bodies were terribly muiilaied. james
Davis escaped With the loss ol his hear
ING
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A1ao-mnnKellu,aC Case

WASHINGTON, July -. - Attorney
General Devens, TO whom the President
referred the case of Alderman Kelly, Of
Cincinnati, convicted for illegally solicit
inc votes and sentenced TO three months
in the Hamilton county Jail, has decided
not to recommend the pardon OF the OF
fen der.
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Work on the Big Sandy Road.

LEXINGTON, KY, July 22.-General
John Echols and General J. q. St John
left here this morning for Mount Ster-
ling with a large corps OF engineers TO
begin work on the Big Sandy Railroad
at this end OF the line Ii is expected
that the word OF construction will be
begun it October.
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PARlIERSBURG.
Crimes and Criminals.

PAREERsBURG, July 2l.-John Tayen
and Jake Bradford, yesterday waylaid
John Corbett on the railroad, and beat
him nearly TO death. Both OF them
were arrested and tried before Justice
Addison, and i'm default OF 3, 600 bond
they were sent To Jail TO await the action
of the Grand Jury.
Ina row which occurred between Al
mont Neal and Pat Harlow, Neal shot
Harlow through the arm. Tie was ar
rested to-day, and bound over in the
sum of =, 600 To appear before court.
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Fnneral OF General Barry.

BALTIMORE, July 22.-The funeral ser
vices OF the late General W. +. Barry
took place this afternoon at Fort Me-
Henry. Besides the officers at the Fort
there were present: Gen. W. 1, Sher-
man and COlOnels Audenried ahd Four
tellate, of his staff The remains will be
taken 10 Buffalo for interment.
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Base Ball.

CHICAGO, July 22.-Chicagos 8, Provi-
dence 6.
CINCINNATI, July 22.-Ra;n interfered
with the Troy-Cincinnati game today,
and it was postponed.
ALBANY, July 22.-Worcesters 8, Al
banys 4.
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Fumigation of Mails.

WASHINGTON, July 22.-The follow
ing telegram from the agent of the rail-
way mail service at Little Rock was re-
ceived at the Postotfice Department, to-
day: The Little Rock Board of Health
say emphatically that the fumigation OF
mails makes no difference, and no mails
must pass st. Louis. If so, no mail
matter will be allowed to be taken from
the cars, or agents handling il to stop
at Little Rock.
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The Fail River Strike.

FALL RIVER, July 22.-The splnners
report receiving 1858 from sympathers.
james Hughes, a Nobstick, stabbed a
striker. Another Nobstick fired upon
his assailants and fled.
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PennsylysniA Republican State conven-

HaRnsBUnG, Pa, July 22.-The Re-
publican State Convention will meet
here Tomorrow. A caucus OF the dele.
gates favorable W the nomination OF
saInael Butler for, State Treasurer was
held tonight, at which I57 persons
we're present. This insures Buffers
nomination on the first ballot
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3S(G40c.
RYE-Sales firm, but quite small.
selling at 40945c b bushel.
0ATs-The market was firm with a
moderate demand and decreasing sup
ply; good to prime S5931c.
.BARLEY-Scarce with moderate de-
mand, except for the best qualities at
55(aSl.00.
HAY-Demand active; supply equal to
it; loose on wagons Sll 00G9l3OO per ton !;
baled at about the same figures, or n
trifle higher in some cases.
MuLFEED-In fair demand and holds
steady; middlings SIS per ton ship stuff
Sl3 per ton.
Meats
Packages for meats hold as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 500 lbs; F.;
tierces, $50 lbs; barrels, 80 lbs; bags,
200 lbs. No charge for packages.
We ouote AS follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

90 CAros.o. s~yssaLs; Laoe, etc. cAEDs.
Cenuc. N. Y. MALTA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23

There were seven new cases OF fever
and seven deaths in Memphis, yester-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-23
GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TELEGRAPHlC REPORTS.
Money Easy at 2l to 4 Per Cent-Govern-
ments Steady--flour Easier
Wheat UnsettIed-Hogs
Steady.
PRODUCE.
Wheeling Wholesale

THE quotations given in the following reports
are prices realized on wholesale transactions, un-
less otherwise specifed.l
We have no material change TO note
in prices to-day. Wheat maintains its
former figure, and is in some localities
firmer, in spite of the collapse OF Kean's
corner. This is owing to the large
amounts taken by agents Of European
parties for expectation, 100, 600 bushels
being bought in one day. Wool is still
flat