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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-23
THE PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.

Meeting at Columbus-Csmpsign Mapped
Out-Another Meeting TO be held To-
day.
CoLuMBUs, O., August 22.-The State
Executive Committee OF the Prohlbi-
ton party held an important meeting
here yesterday, The session continued
from ten o'clock in the forenoon until
five o'clock in the afternoon. There
was iulI attendance OF the members of
the committee, consisting Of Rev. w. A.
Dobyns ard 2. T. Payne, OF Franklin
county; J. W. Sharp, OF Delaware, and
John H. Laumer, OF Clark. u.
T. Payne was elected Chair
man, A. A. Hoysrt, Secre'
tarv, and J. w. Sharp, Treasurer. 1t
was decided 10 assess the State S2OOOi ior
campaign purposes, the assessment 10
be distributed among the counties IN
proportion TO the Prohibition strength.
A. A. Stewart was appointed Assess
ment Agent to carry the plan into effect,
and TO organize the temperance voters
and circulate temperance literature. 1t
was decided unadvisable to place a
county Prohibition ticket in the field in
those counties where the Peoples Tenn
perance Reform party has already.
ticket, but that they fraternize with the
committees Of the Loveland Convention
for the, success of the State and county
Temperance ticket OF both parties
Rev. w. A. Dobyns and J. \. Sharp
were appointed committee 10 drait
plans for the committees to follow in
their county, city and township work,
and to send copies of the same to every
committee chairman without delay. The
members of the committee were very
earnest in getting in readiness for Wig
orous and active campaign. They say
that they will organize every county In
the State, The greatest number OF coun-
ties every organized by the Temperance
people in any campaign heretofore has
been forty-two. A conference will be
held in this city With the representa-
tiyes OF the State Anti-Liquor Alliance
to-day and il is thought that union Oh
forces will then be agreed upon. 1t was
also decided to hold another meeting OF
the State Executive Committee ut an
early date.
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THE GAY AND FESTIVE BARONESS.
FRANCE
Result OF the Elections.

Result OF the Elections.
PARIS, August 22.-The general result
of the elections in Paris shows a return
OF one Moderate candidate, thirteen ad-
vanced Republicans and nine Irrecon.
cilables. Four second ballots will be
necessary. The avowed Socialist and
Revolutionary candidates generally re-
-ceived only a handful OF votes. They
are suspected in many cases of being
started only for the purpose OF causing
diversions. The general result up to the
present shows return OF two hundred
and seventy-nine Republicans and thir-
ty.nine Oppositionists. The former
gained forty-five sests, of which the
Moderate Republicans secured three,
the Republican Unions nine, the Ex.
treme Left three and the Intransigcants
two. Forty-si1 second ballots will be
necessary. The great feature OF the
elections is the defeat OF the Bonapart-
lists. la Dordogne alone, they lost four
seats. The following candidates of note
were elected: Ministers Ferry and Coch-
cry, Freppel and De Choiseul, Of the
Republican Left and Left Centre, and
De Marcere, of the Lett Centre.
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It's Just Q Booming.

Such is the expression from all drug.
gists and dealers everywhere who are
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. No like preparation can
begin to have such an extensive and
rapid sale. Why? Simply because OF
its truly wonderful merits. No Cough
or Cold, no matter Of how long stsndinr
or how stubborn, can resist its healing
qualities. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Hay Fever, Pain in the Side or
Chest and difficulty Of breathing, or any
lingering disease OF tho Throat or Lungs
rapidly yield to its marvellous powers.
1t will positively cure, and that where
everything else has failed. Satisfy yonr-
self as thousands have already done /!
getting OF Logan, List & Co. a trial DO.
tie for ten cents, or a regular size bottle
for 81. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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CLAN d,
Irish suspects" to be Released.

Irish Suspects" to be Released.
LONDON, August 2.-Altheugh there
will be no general amnesty of suspects"
in Ireland, it is said Father Sheehy, Mr..
Kettle and about six other prisoners
arrested shortly after the passage OF the
coercion act. will be liberated before
Parliament rises.
Expects to Become Mother at Sixty.
LONDON, August 22.-Baroness Bur-
dett. .Coutts and her husband. who is
now spoken of here as Mr.. w. l.. A. b.
G. B. Coutts, will sail for New York in
a few weeks and will remain in the
United States until next March. The
anticipated accouchment OF the Baron
ess, if it occurs at all, will take place in
the United States.
Barcourt Criticized.
The Pail Mall CARTE says: The gov.
ernment could hardly have come worse
out OF debate than from that concern
ing the arrest Of M. Davitt. 1t is sin.
cerely to be hoped he will be released
forthwith. 1t is difficult to speak with
respect of the grounds which Sir VIM
Harcourt alleged ior the rearrest OF
Davitt. The national press is very in.
dignant at Sir VIM. Harcourt.
Review OF the British Ora n Trade.
LONDON, August 22.-The Mark Lanr
Express, in its weekly review OF the
grain trade, says: The past week the
weather has damaged and joepordized
the harvest. Mildew is rapidly develop.
ing in the standing grain and the cold
mat IT. dhb"erpsiss ''6U'sProuf"""f
quality OF wheat from which the very best
results were obtained is found to be affect
ed by premature ripeness, and the quail
ity and yield are disappointing. In both
Great Britain and the continent there
has been an advance in the price oil
wheat, solely on account oil the dlsap-
pointing harvest. The stocks have been
let low in anticipation of early deliver
ances. These calculations have been
upset by the weather, which entirely
prevented threshing from the fields, but
the crop must 90 through the ordinary
sweating in ricks before it can go to any
extent on the market practically. There
is no old native wheat.
Tho Methodist Conference.
LONDON, August % The Times says:
The Ecumenical Methodist Conference,
which is to meet in this city, next week,
promises to be one OF the most interest
ing and important religious gatherings
since the days OF the Wesleys. The
actual communicates and Methodist
population is computed at eighteen mil
lion members. The Conference mum.
bers four hundred, half OF whom repre-
sent the British and Continental Meth
odists and half the churches IN tue
United States and Canada. The Confer
ence is composed OF lay and clerical del
egates in equal proportion. Its main
objects will be 10 devise means for pro-
scouting home and foreign work so as to
result in the greatest economy and eff.
cheney; to increase the moral and Evan
gelical power OF common Methodism'
and to secure more speedily the conver'
sion OF the world.
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SPORTING.
Saratoga Races.

S,R,roGA, August 22.-First race,
three Quarters Of mile dash Baldwin
first, Droeheda second, Chickadee third.
Time, l:l64. :,
Second race, ,oue mile and five hundred
wards Getaway first, General Munroe
second, Cinderella third. Time, 2:l3!
Third race, three quarters Of mile
dash Rob Roy first, Tillie X, second,
Jack Haverly third. Time l:l53. Patti
finished first, but was set back for foul
ing Lille Il. at the head OF the stretch.
Fourth race, one mile and furlong !;
Boot Jack first, Rochester second, Little
Buttercup third. Time, Loo.
Base Ball.
Providence, August 22.-Providence,
S; Troy, 6
Sporting Spray.
Irouuois is taking his st. Leger pre-.
paration quietly.
There are now over 400 boat clubs IN
existence in America.
The Pittsburgh Driving Association
will give trotting meeting September
18th to 10th. Premiums of $4,000 are
offered. aE
A glass ball tournament OF three days
ia TO be held at Bradford, Pa, beginning
August 3lst and closing the second day
of September.
Warren Smith, Geo. H. Hosmer, Wal
lace Ross, Conley and Hanm will prob
ably row in the regatta at Toronto, Sep
tember Sth and 9th.
St. Julien is said to be suffering from
a trouble in his throat, supposed to be
a sort OF quinsy, and there is no pros
psct of his being started anywhere tor
several weeks
EirAari Mage, Who was recently dc.
ieated by Mackay, has challenged John
Macksy, of Dartmouth, Halifax, or Fred
A. Plaisted, OF Boston, to a three or four
mile single scull race, best and best
boats, to take place either in st. John OF
Halifax give or take $50 expenses on
or before August 18th, for $500 side.
To show he is in earnest Nagle has de
posted 500 In the TORONTO EreniaG
! Gtobe office.
Miss VI. B. Williams, the champion
eou s;rienne OF England, left New York
for Minneapolis, MIMI, on "Wednesday
last. Miss Williams will ride q twenty
| mile race at Minneapolis on Friday
September 2, against Miss Belle Cook
champion oil California. The match l;
for 81 900 side, with $1,000 added by
the great Northwestern Exposition
Esch lady will have twelve thorough
bred horses at her command.
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CHEEKY RAIDS.
THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY C0NYEN-
TON AT col UMBUS.
The Republican State Officials Bring Them
selves In'o Bad 0dor by Attempting
to Run The Cenyention-Most
Disgraceful Scene Ever
Witnessed There.
MEETING OF THE .PR0HIBITIONlSTS.
OHIO POLITICS.

The Democratic County Convention at
Columbus IN Saturday.-D Disgraoeful Con
duct of the Republican State Officials.
COLUMBUS, OHIo, August 22.-The
county convention held here on Satur-
day by the Democrats was one OF the
largest and most exciting ever held here.
The nominations for Representatives are
firstclass in every respect, and the nom-
nations for Auditor and Probate Judge
are excellent.
The contest over the struggle for the
nomination for Sheriff was prolonged
and exciting, but no bitterness was de.
veloped. After struggle OF nine hours
and fiftythree balloJs the convention
very wisely adjourned until next Satur.
day.
to One One reason for the adjournment was
MeddMng Republican State UmcIuIs.
who were on hand encouraging dissen.
sions and trying to bring disgrace on
the Democracy by creating disorder. AL
most every Republican State official in
the State House wes in the Convention,
including Secretary OF State Townsend,
a few hangers on from the Governors
Office, Insurance Commissioner Charley
Moore, Auditor Of State Oglevee, and
such paid strikers as Captain Grove.
Billy Tolford, hireling from the
Adjutant. Generals office, was running
arouud among the delegates
Giving Advice With Bad Breath,
and at one time John Malloy, clerk in
the Auditor OF States office, was on a
chair in the midst OF the Fourth ward
delegates, who were yelling like Ute
Iniuns. 1t became evident to the Dem
ocrats that the Republicans were run.
running the Convention instead OF the
Democrats.
The Republican programme to carry
this county has now begun to develop
itself. A corruption fund OF 81 900 has
been raised to first prevent the nomina-
ton OF an Irishman for any place on the
ticket, and then TO
Organize Bolt of the Irish.
This movement is being engineered
by a renegade Irishman recently from
Cincinnati. He has betrayed the honest
Irish people whenever opportunity
presented itself, and, being OF a glib
tongue, and his record being unknown
he has succeeded in imposing himself
upon the Irish people here. To-day he
was seen in consultation with j. q
Donaldson and George X. Nash, OF the
Republican Committee. 1t remains to
be seen if he can sell any 1rishman into
political bondage except himself, and
81 900 is entirely too much to pay iol
him.
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LIVE STOCK
ltloaRo.

CaIc.so, August %. - The Dropr.
.Journ1i bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
10000 head; shipments 1900 head |;
market steady with fair demand; pack.
ing S. s5G16 40; good to choice heavy
s. 50@6 80; light 81 25(96 10.
Cattle Receipts 5000 head; ship.
ments 800 head; official Receipts last
week 4O,047 head, which exceeds the
highest previous receipts by over 5WJ
head; exports active and frmer at 81 ~
6,6 SO; good TO choice natives slow at
S. so; com mon TO fair completely de.
moralized at 81 OOEdl5 20; butchers s. On
@,4 90; stockers and feeders s. OO(a3 30;
range cattle l5CG20c lower; Texans n O;
ber Iipau Sy-uNgIo SO. "n'~' Sn' "ai'"-
Sheep-Receipt 800 head; extra
common TO medium So 5OCG4 80; extra
81 1904 50.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, Aug. 22.-Cattle--Re'
ceivts 5,2l9 head market very SLOW !;
prices fully t@35c of from last week.
Hogs-Receipts 300 head Pbila'
delphias 81 OO@7 20; Workers - 400
6 55; grassers s. 50GG 90.
Sheep - Receipts 6,6OO head; seiIlhs
firm at last weeks prices.
New York.
New York, August 22.-The Drorer'
Jolrnol bureau reports: Beeves-Re-
ceip,s {, so head, making 1850 for the
week. There was a break in prices and
clearance could not be made al reduc
ton OF / per cent. per 100 pounds on
good prime steers and at fully per cent
ON common and fair natives and on all
sorts of Texas and Colorado cattle.
Native steers S9slc; Texas ste; Colo
RADIO 7I@9c; exporters used 80 carloads I;
shipments for the week 100 live cattle
and 700 quarters Of beef; 2S7 live sheep
and 800 carcases Of mutton.
Sheep Receipts 10000 head; market
firm; advanced l9! per cent while
lambs remained steady at 81 5ONE6 W;
southern and western s. 23CgB 70; state
and Canada 50 7516 7S.
Swine-ReceIpts 7,iOO head Tor the
week q 900; market steady at = I5(eI ~ CO
per 100 pounds for poor and ~ 1909 w
for good live hogs
Cincinnati.
CrScISSArI, August H.-LiTe Hogs-
Quiet: common and light 81 9OCs8 6O:
packing s. OOC97G5; receipts =. 100 head;
shipments 500 head.
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ATTEMPTED TO shume OF.

CHICAGO, August 22- Capt. John
Pomeroy, an old lake captain, attemP pied
suicide this morning by taking large
dose of laudsnum, and nov lies In q
critical condition. He was one OF the
first captains 70 make the trip IRON
Chicago to Liverpool direct, and was
well known all round the lakes ~ q
sober. industrious man. He has lately
hon in a disabled condition and with
ont means of support and was sent to
the marine hospital, where dependency
got the better Of him. He is 5z years
old
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Pssdiux Hum With Opium.

WASHINGTON, August 22.-Thls morn
iny's bulletin raised somewhat the de-
pressed I, ,elings about the President,
ami the midday bulletin shows a con
tinustion of the slightly favorable con-
ditions. DIR. Boynton said about noon
that he felt mora hopefnl than on yester-
day. The President has taken eight
ounces OF enemaia to-day and some
nourishment into mis- stomach, which
have been retained. The surgeons now
put opium in the enemata. and To this
thew attribute the wandering OF the
Pr PrIsident's mind, visible yesterday and
TODAY. The parotid swelling is abou:
the same, and is not suppuratirg any
ON the outside, vet the residents doc
tors seem TO feel somewhat encouraged
today, but he is still in very critical
condition. and this fset IS not concealed.
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The wheei.ns and Lake Erie Rosd.

SNTRvILLR.s August 22.-The work
on the Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad
has been progressing very fast The
ties and rails are nov laid two miles
south OF this place. Smithville can at
last, after long and patient waiting and
many great efforts and lsrge expendi-
ture of money, rejoice in the possession
of railroad. This road when complet-
ed will be q direct line from Wheeling
to Toledo, and also be a-direct outlet for
the Massillon coal fields. The road is
expected to be opened for commerce and
passenger trains running by November
lst.
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SwITZ ERLAN d.
Threatening Letter From Socialists.

Threatening Letter From Socialists.
LONDON, August pa special dis
patch from Geneva reports that the
Socialists addressed threatening letter
to the federal tribunal in regard to their
appeal from the decision OF the Grand
Council OF Zurich, prohibiting the Social
Congress there in September. The let
ter warns the tribunal that they will be
the first to be blown up, and states that
the Socialists have enough dynamite to
blow up half OF Switzerland, and that 1t
is in Switzerland that q confagration
will begin that will burn up the world.
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.-RAILAoAD RoHns s-Weak and loWer.
STATE SECuRIrIEs-Dull and general,

-.--RAIlAoAp Rosps Weak and lower.
STATE SECURITIES and generally
nominal.
SroCKs-The market opened with
very heavy tone, and the sales were
affected by the critical condition OF the
President and the unsettled state OF the
monetary situation. The entire list
recorded a sharp decline. Denver and
Rio Grande sold of 4 per cent, Louis.
vile and Nashville Il per cent, Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy per cent,
Morris and Essex 81 per cent, Oregon
Navigation 3! per cent, and the rest Of
the list J To per cent. Toward midday
slightly hrmer tone prevailed, Louis.
vile and Nashville recovering 4, per
cent, Denver and Rio Grande .. per
cent, and the general list 10 ~
per cent. During the afternoon speculi.
ton was feverish and unsettled auL
prices moved with much irregu'arity.
rallies and reactions 'o'lo wing Zach ott I
in quick succession. In tho final sa'eI
a downward tendency prevailed. AMI
the market closed weak and I to 3, per
cent. lower than Saturday, the latter /,
Denver & Rio Grand :other shares prom
inent therein being Louisville 4 Nash
vile, New York Elevated, Oregon Na,i'
cation. g. G. Il |. g., Chicago, Burlrng.
ton K Quincy, Chicago, II. Louis & New
Orleans. Washington Il Chattanooga,
Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific and Hi.
nois Central.
Transactions, SS56,000.
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SPAIN.
s.,sc,ipp Members Of the cortes.

M.pRrp, August 22.-The success oi
the ministerial in the elections Tor mem.
hers of the Cortes confirms that SIX oil
their candidates and Conovas Del Cos.
tillo and Romero Y. Robedo. ex minis
ters, have been elected in the capital
An the parties, except the Carlists, are
renresented in the new Cortes.
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Heavy Damage Suit

NEwcoxERsrowN, O., August 2.-Mr.
Jackson Stewart, who was arrested here
few days ago for attempting to shoot
bis wife during q jealous quarrel win
her, has now brought suit against Mr..
Isaac Hill, .one of the most prominent
and wealthy young farmers Of the town.
ship, and the alleged destroyer Of his
domestic happiness, claiming damages
to the amount Of $4,000.
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Stanley Matthews DEGREES.

DETROIT, August 22.-Justice Stanley
Mathews, OF the United States Supreme
Court, decreed in favor OF the Detroit
Lubricator Manufacturing Company
against the American Lubricator Com.
panv, also OF Detroit, for an infringe
ment Of their visible feed. An injunc-
ton has been issued. 1t is said they
have ten thousand OF these lubricators
in use which will be affected by this de-
cision.
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Close Of the ChautauQua Assembly.
CHAUTAUoUA, August 22.-The Chau-
tauqua Assembly exercises closed this
morning, and the people are leaving in
large numbers by the steamers and rail-
road trains. The publication OF the
daily paper has ceased, but the Chduidu.
g,tan win he issued monthly,
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nissatisfied Ainerk

CoLuNBUs, O., August IA move.
ment ia on foot among the miners OF the
Hooking Valley to ask an advance OF
ten cent? Der ton. A delegate meeting
of miners from the whole valley, ine,uo.
ing the five districts, u to Do he'o ~
Loean next Friday.
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DRY GOODS
New York.

NKw YORK, August 22.-Dry Goods
The jobbing trade continues fairly &C
tive, and the demand at first hands only
moderate, but agents are making deliv-
eriesoof cotton and woolen goods. ging-
hams, shirts, drawers, dc. on former
orders. Cotton goods firmly held.
Wooden goods steady.
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p. ColleI.
po,raawatery Grave.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 22.-James
8. Farwell, of Chicago, was drowned yes.
tsrdy by the Hpsetting OF a small yacnt
in which he and q number oil eompsn.
ions were sailing on the bay. Inc rest
Of the party chung to the boat and were
saved H %
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Raport az ll:4O a. ID.

ExEeUTIvE MANSION, ll:40 A. M-Dr.
Bliss reports at u:I0 \. NJ. hat the con-
dition OF the patient is slightly better
than Yesterday. There has been no
nausea or vomiting since yesterday
afternoon, and the stomach seems to be
again resuming it, functions. The pa-
tient has swallowed and retained with
out discomfort since morning about two
ounces Of milk, and at A. N. an enema
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BULLETINS.
Firs. Report Concerning the Pasren

Firs. Report Concerning the Patient.
ExsCurIvE NJ, NsIoS, August q, $50
A. M.-The President has Not vomIted
since yesterday afternoon and this morn
ing has twice asked for ami received a
small quantity of fluid noGyishinenr by
the mouth. He slept m're quietly dnr.
ing the night, and this morning his gen.
eral condition is more raging than
when toe last bulletin was issued. Pulse
l04; temperature IS 20; respiration IS.
ISigned I D. W. BLIss,g
"a J. X. BARNES,
J. J. W,oDwARD,
RoTr. REYBURN,
f II HAuuToS
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No other remedy for children will
meet so many Indications of disorder or
80 thoroughly cure them as DrNIG's
Worm SYRUP. 1t is a good purgstive,
pleasant to take, ard always safe. -
cents for iour-ounce bottle. Sold by
drupvists.
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FALLING LEAVES
Oliver ID. Filley.

ST. LOUIS, August 22.-TeleGra@s @ an.
nounce the desth yesterday at hamp;;
ton, about forty miles from Boston, OF
Oliver D. Filley, one OF the best known
cifi,sns Of 81 louis. Mr.. Filley was ae'
tive in politics before and during du[,ng aDS ,ns
political friend of Frank P. Blair. he
Vas = snccessful merchant and mayor oil
the city some years ago.
p. Colley.
AxssuRe, Mass, August 2s;IE. Gol, i-
lev, Of st. Louis, while on VISIT 70 ms
daughter, at Old Hampton, was taxe1
Suddenly I'M of Bright's disease and dled
suddenly this morning. Aged 20 years.
he was mayor of st. Louis during the
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LincinnAtl.

C,,ctysA1r, August 22. Cotton -
STEADY with a fair demand al llic.
FIour-In fair demand; family So 7oS
8 90: fancy 81 1907 90. Whest-Weak.
or and prices have declined lC2c; No. 2
red winter 81 3s9l 81. Con-Dull and
lower; so. 2 mixed 65(s86c. Oats-lr.
regular; No. 2 mixed 40Ssiic. Rye.
Demand good and market firm at 81 l23
6l % Pork-Notninally unchanged
Al $40 90 asked. Bulk Meats-Strong;
sbouIders 81 so, rlesr rib - 10.
R,con-Demsnd fair and market firm;
shoulders at Sc; short clear loc; clear
lie. Whisky-Firm at 81 60. ButterI
Active demand and prices have sd'
yanced; fancy creamery 30c; western
Reserve pc; choice Central ohio lF9ioc
To,xpo. August 22.-Wheat-Actiye,
,los;ng arm: No. 2 red spot and seller
ananst n So: seller September 81 Sst;
sajIe1 November 81 3si; seller Decem-
her II 4ol; seller year 81 50. Corn
oniet: no. 2 spot and seller August
s7,c bid; seller September 6ltc asked !;
selier October 62ic asked; seller Noyem-
her 63lc asked; seller December 6itc.
Oats-Frrm; No. 2 4lc.
Pittsburgh.
PurssunaH, August 2--Petroleum-
Ae.;ye. United certificates weak st 764c;
refined 7ic for Philsdslphis dshvefy'
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PRUSSIA.

German Minister to Turkey Recalled
BEnLrs, Angus t22.-Count.v onHa'z-
feldt has started Tor Constantlnopie TO
present his letter OF recall as German
ambassador. Baron Won Riwoowiz will
be appointed his successor.