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PHILADELPHIA. July l.-Elour quiet and
6rhl western extra a 90; Minnesota patent
proc Is t6 76A8 Is; Ohio extra IS T6a8 Is: st.
Louis fancy 50 25a8 o.; Minnesota patent
I COAT 60. Wheat, No. 2 red elevator 81 FAX
al PAX No. 2 red July 81 93ai 29If; August
81 2lxai 2lk september 81 2lTal TAX
Corn in good demand; options Gull, weak
and lower; sail yellow trace, Grain depot 6sc I;
western mixed track, grain depot, 66kc
steamer, track, grain depot 64a66c No. q. 50
a6Ic; sail mixed July 64Ha645Eo; August
661Ia56c Oats In good demand No. 2 white
4lA42c; No. 9, 0aa40o; No. 2 mixe1 37Hc.
Pruyisions demand fair and market firm;
prime mess beef Sl4 90: prime mess PORK
$l7 90; hams, smoked, Gil 0Oal2 90. Lard,
prime steam 81 66i kettle Gil IS. Butter
tltn and unchanged. Petroleum dull at 7kc.
Whisky firm at 81 H.
CHICAGO, July THE DioVsrs' JournSl
reports:
HoEs-RsosIpb 9,4OO head; shlpmsnb
4 OOO head. Good quality, active and 90
higher mixed packing Is Ola0 90; light
S5 gOa6 y, mostly % i5a8 20; Culls a1d light
YOrkerg IS 00a5 90.
Cattle -IIeceipb $500 head; shipments $500
head. Market active; very lat steers 80 10 |;
good ~ choice shipping % 75aa 10: common
to fair IS OOab 80 iar west corn fed % 6Oab 81
disti lGry 70 4Oa5 50; native butchers steady,
but lower grades weak at ~ 60a4 85t through
grais Texans active aud steady at 50 4Oai 6U
Stockers' and feeders steady Gt % 90a5 90.
Bheep-Eecelpts COO head. Market In
good demand and iin common 10 medium
s. 76a4 80 choice 10 extra a SjG6 25
CtactNNAri, July I.-Cotton REm AE i0Nc
Flour heavy; family % SOab 76i fancy IS 90.
lsIsIsa AZ
stronger No. 4SHc. Oats dull; No. 2
none offered. Pork firm at tlB so. Lard
Arm at eli O5ali 10. Bulk meats fitniet /,
shoulders t6 rs clear rib % 10. Bacon, de.
mand fair and tnarIet ARM shoulders q 90 I;
clear rib % 50; cleH 80 o. Whisky dull at
81 OS. Butter, demlnd fair aud market iirnl;
fancy c-eamefy 2iaAo choice Western Re.
serve l6c choice Cen raj Ohio l4c.
NEW URLE4Ns, July L. Coffee unlet: Rio
cargots ordinary 10 prime oAaiSo. Sugar dull
and nominal; Inferior 10 gTod common 8Na
Ike common 10 good common 71aSc; yellow
clarified 9a9Ho. MolaseS dull common goa
26c fair &a3Uo prime 4OC. Rice ffmer; or.
dinary 10 prime iHaBc,
PHtLADELPHA, July i,-WooL- Fifms..:
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx
and above i26aIso, e1tra I2aISc; medium
lSslsci ooatss Ssc New York, Michigan,
Indiana and western 6ne 3gallc, med lum ~
A46c; coarse s7o washed cuniblng and delA'ae
iOa60c; unWashel 2alSie; pulled djaSsc
NEW ORLsIEs. July l.-Uottou qnlsE mid.
ding iONc low midd ing g3lo goOd ordinary
BNc. Net tecsipts SOJ Dales; gross 10 bales
exports 10 Great Britain 81 bales sIles l,VOO
bales; stock 10 ilS baes.
CtSctSSA4r, June sl.-Hoos-Dull; CON.
mon and iIght a 2jAj gJj packing and
butchers IS S5aB Is. Receipts SOD head
shipments 800 head. No market until Tues.
day. a-.-
Rtr1sAvhsH, July i,--PE4RoLGua Fatty
active; United certificates hfmef at 79Nc
fehned Sc for Philadelphia delivery.
! AN4Wlhr, JulyL-PttAotEUH-RsAas l9i,
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1884,

ing business. 1t has, nevertheless, deter.
red several firms from coming to Chicago.
The weather has undoubtedly been IN.
favorable for the crops in some places In
the northwest, but the reports are so con.
hicting they contradict themselves. From
one section will come in tremendously
bullish report Of rains, floods, hail and
toEnadoes, which have destroyed whole
crops OF wheat, corn and oats. From an.
other town in the same locality will bs
reported drouth, chinch bugs, and like
evils, so that nothing can be told from the
FepoFta.
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WAsHtNaroE, July 1.-secretaty Kirk.
wood alta late hour this afternoon, soon
after returning from the Cabinet meeting.
notified Mt. French Of bis suspension as
Commissioner Of Railroads. On receiving
this information Mt. French intimated TO
the Secretary his intention Of at once 70.
signing. Ills moi yet known who Will be
appointed 10 succeed MI. French, and
very probably no appointment will be
made for several weeks, OF I'LL alter the
Presidents return from his trip 10 New
England.
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PrtrsBuRaH, July LA Di,patch Greens.
burg, Pa, special says; As sequel to the
assassination OF Maurice Hsaley, superin.
tendent Of the Dunbar Furnace Company,
letters are being received by several Of hls
friends warning them that II measutes are
taken 10 secure the capture Of his muir
derets, g like fate will be theirs. N. f.
Sanford aud Thomas Lynch wete the last
to receive these warnings. Tue Molly
MSguites are said TO have an organization
there
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p,rbs quit, and the lesser obssruc.
.,n '',' +, Albany is disposed OF. Now II
c'.,I,c, ". gould only follow PISth as
%' wv, 5jj Coukling at Washington, the
~" ", =, , ISOLATION Of the deadlock might
,...5'., ~ open. A man who resigned 10
,f y ,,'ic,ted and has spent six weeks In
" ,,i, abort to get somebody to viudtcAte
s~ and who is to day further from q
[,l.aroa than ever, ought to accept q
t,,, Of ls,vs and seek the shades Of pri'
,,,s liia
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orrAgA, oNr., July Lin the Inter-
nstional regatta the aBt-ClasS sCull match
was won by Ross, Gandaur second, Hos.
mef third.
Was given q grand public reception, and
Vaa presented BY the Mayor with q gold
chain and address. The Dominion Day
exercises, Of which The races and reception
were pGtt, were entered into BY the peo'
pie with great spirit
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wooden waller mains will have 70 be replare
a. no distant Jay By iron onea Break afte
break occurs. R @. f.
NARTEN's TGRGY.
Miss Nollie ZoOk, from Wheeling, is visittn
friends here.
Geo. N. ChAliAnt, from lafayette College
EaStOn, Pa, arrived in town ThundAy Il
visit friends for q short time bsEora ssttlinl
In his new home At Pittsburgh.
Charley RaineN from hast0n, Pa, was II
town this week smiling on his old friends and
looking as natural as ever.
Miss Kate Francis and sister, f.om Smith
tield are visiting relatives In town,
Rev. ], d. WalEepshaw, from BuiTtlo N,
Y will preach in the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning and evening.
Iesss Bennett from Mt Pleasant, was In
town yesterday.
Tom CLARK arrived home yesterday from
Easton, Pa, where be hes lust finished ths
O. url, In the lafayette Coll Be.
the Fourth.
Judging from the int Hest and energy dis
played by the carpenters in the McDlni,
benefit II Is going 10 be success, This ID
the last evening and all should attend al
Commercial Hall.
The German Sabbath School hold their pic
mic IO'dsy In Ma tins orchard Ice cream,
lemonade AMI good things to eat will be
Strved.
The U. P. Sabbath School Will hold their
picnic Monday Il Wm. Gordon's orchard
grove several mil back Of hsrs,
A quiet wedding will come off Monday
evening,
The 4. NJ. B. camp meeting under the aus.
pices Of the A. ~ . church, OF this place,
Whl2h has been In pr'gress during the past
week, will close tO'm0 row evening Morn
ing service at lG'Sl Preaching BY Rev: Geo,
Stevens, Of Bellaire, assisted by Rev r H,
Morris from Stsubenville. Communion ser.
vices ut s =. n conducted by Rev. ]. p. Un.
derwooi, OF ut, Peasant u sisted byR Fl,
Morris Evening service At 7:30 ?. NJ, co
Quoted BY Rev. Morris, assisted by Rev Un.
derwood. The day attendance has not bssn
large but the evenings are quite largely at
tended.
The prospect Of a union Sunday School pic,
MIC up the river the Fourth Is not now very
hattering. The @. 4 P, road will be unable
70 furnish enough cars on that occasion, and
all the boats are engaged, Arrangements will
probably be made 7 the N. H. sabbIth
School, TO have cars enough b carry that
school TO Portland and return their cars on
one OF the regular evening trains. This school
made the first application for transportation,
and the railroad company will try 10 furnish
cars enough for one sohoo.
All those interested In the Presbyterian
picnic will M ct al the church Monday morn.
Ing ut 8 o'clock, with we'll tled baskets III
the weather Is untayOrLble dinner will be
served In TIE charch, but II itpleaSent, con.
Venlent and slnJy spot has been selected To
which all wilgO and enjoy thems lives " the
fullest extent
The Climax will make tfip to u Illaire this
evening To "a OmnlOlate those who choose To
lttend the cirrus Ths bUat will leave the
wharf at $50 clock. Round trip, Is cents.
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someIhlpr l,iee a Watsf.spoui.

owESsvlLLE, KY, July l.-sOmsthins
like a walerspout visited this locality last
evening. The water fell In adsluge, and
accompanying wind uhtooied buildlrge,
tore down trees, fences, etc. John Sand
ford and Ooinelius Wilson we're struck BY
flying debris aud very seriously injured.
The damaRe to crops, fences and out
buIldltgs was vefy great.
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p.ono,,clu Judicial Convention ol
ill a',''o, ", c,mposed of Jefferson, HsFF''
i''hST T,.c,r.gas counties, met at s1eu'
% ~ ~. an Thunlay, and bAllOtsd until
Ss''.'' .''',s. ~ 4, pish!. A recess was then
'a'S 'D. ".nIifg the one hundred and
ai'a it,b,b ballot Yesterday twenty
l.'g t,.' ,,,,. ballots we're taken, and Joseph
!, ,it p.,rs -'' Of New PaiIadeIPhIs, nomi'
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NEW YoRK, July 1.-Cotton quiet, but
steady at II l.lGall 6.l6c; futures steady.
Flour steady and unchanged receipts l,4O0
barrels: shipments 5000 barrels Wheat,
cash dull and hAKo lower; options kahc
better; receipts $4,000 bushels exports ii9,.
600 bushels; ungrSded spring o. l6; No. 2
Chicago elevator 81 FAX ungraded red q IL
al y; No. 4 do u "; No. 8, 81 23at "a; Ne 2,
q gal 27h; No. red q 25j mixed winter
sales 5000 bushels, at 81 25IS; N, 2 red July,
sales $50, 900 bushels, at 81 G8Hal TX; Au-
gust, sa'eS $4,000 bushels, at 81 231Ea
PAX: September, sales 10000 bushels, at
81 23fal a. Corn opened weak and closed
shade higher and strong; receipts 602,7O0
bushels; exports 23j,0O0 bushels ungraded
6Oa56c No. 8, 62c steamer 64a55c; No. 2
661[a56I[c; No 2 July 661Ea56c; August SEX
A66ko: 8 ptember 679Sab7Kc. Oats hlghpri
receipts $4,000 bushels; western mixed 4ia4Ic;
white western 43a47o. Hay dull and un.
changed. Hops quiet ana unchanged. Sugar
quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet aud steady.
Petroleum du united II jlC; crude 8Ha7he.
refined Sc. Tallow steady at exc. ROSln
firm at 81 O6A2 TO- Eggs unsettled nt Ice.
Pork stronger old mess Rl8 60alB 82j1 new
81 0Oai7 Is. Beef dull. ard firm priue
seam tll 65all B7H Butter In good de
mand and strong al lOA23s. Cheese unsettled
at 6ASNc for poor TO cheiCe.
CHICAGO July i.-Flour steady and un.
changed. Wheat unsettled and lower; No 2
red winter 81 l2; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 los
| l0H cash. 81 l2xal lax August 81 iONA
I i0N September; No. 3, 99caIl o.; reject d
77as8c Corn strong and higher al 40
cash 46Ha46c July; 1910 August; 48ka
40 September: rejected Axe Oats dull.
weak and lower heavy for cash At
S7Hc cash and July; 2S3EC AuguAt;
n 10 September. Rye steady Ats7c. Barley
steady and unchanged Flax seed u a.
Pork steady and In fair demand at sl6 IS cash;
Si8 AK August ti8 S7J4al0 90 September.
Lard active firm anI higher at 81 40 CaSh;
Sii IS Julyi tl1 So August; Sll 06 s'plemhr.
Bulk meats fairy active and shaC higher.
shoulders 50 %; short lib is SIX 81 orr clear
% rs. Whisky steady and unchanged at ii ~.
The following shows the flnOtuunOns In The
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
q reported BY John n. Hoon 4 CG.. brokers,
No, ii60 Main street.
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.,,o b, hoped that all members OF
, "s '.s.I ,i,l be promptly on hands at .
v''-,' ,,.., ,Ti, morning to decide upon the
'''.', , ,,.o, AZ, necessary to meet the smsr'
F'p" =, ~ ,bs Water Works. The one
i'i', l''% 70 be supplied now is additional
DD' Theories about mains and an Ad
I''r,, ci,r reservoir be laid over until ade-
l',. ',. ,,s,m i. provided, A reliable bat
W. '',', ,I inst clAls boilers is the great de-
Iis,,trui
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MILWAUKEE, July The second annual
meet Ol the Bicycle Clubs Of Wisconsin
and the Northwest takes place In this city
today The run will be made 10 O'Oouo.
voc, WaukOaha and neishbofing water.
log places.
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cham 1t's '"e ""'rE'
Sr GAINESVILLE, o., July ].
,,.a bPlrh to the In'sI'iScne'f'
n, frame dwelling house OF William
C,,nb,u, two miles south OF town,
n.,b, fire and burned down this alter
NOM, Considerable household goods
,s. ,,yel. Mr. Chambers was in Wheel
iss Tho property is said to be insured
bfIlOl VI
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Wusl ia naFIon Cour,1, i,,,1-

'IAAt vnialN
within the S''t ten days tiileet, thou.
~, ~ pounds oi "sol have been sold and
~, ,sl,''ei at this place, ali Of which was
,n'. r%i'sd in Marion county. OF this
,'.,5 ,%'n1' enn' dis'flS Unfinished 9,1S5
s,ad' s.,, Following are lie names Of the
5vs,. 5u,c's Sho ' sold lots Of 800 pounds and
V,rl.,, . htyau, 5OT pounds, George ".
po,t5, Ig -" pounds, Joseph A. Hill, 500
( 1Sui Ru Daniel TncGet, s2S pounds John
/ s9 nun IN rounds, Beni. Martin,
too' poundi The price pTid for thll
pound. ''''n % 10 81 eenU pei
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,s. n'' ioRS July LA Paris special
VET. sensational telegram to the Iniran.
l r"' announces that the Ktemslln Is In
"a l'1'., me-. Fite is said to have broken out
Sn',,e Se places simultaneously, and the
,S, .eM are already destroyed. Rochs,
.stS paper adds that placAtds annonnc.
CIV W. instruction Of the whole Of Mos.
ci,V nave been posted on the walls oi the
,uho,,ID,fI ,Df several days past. Russian
Ap nae. w :, ore M said to be trying 10 hush
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE weather this
week has been cool and good for bust.
ness. bat rather slow for the crops. The
bank clsaflngs keep up we'll, and are fair
index Of the growth ot trade and the rapid
strides which the city is making as q com.
netCiAl centre. The Cleatings for Eve
days Of the week are nearly six millions
greater than for the entire corresponding
week Of last year, amounting 10 $36, 900.
900. For the Bix months ending lester.
day, the cleatings exceed those Of the
same time In 1880 BY Sl95, ,00O, 900, q rec.
ord never before equalled. The amount
Of building going on is 90 great that the
contractors are constantly In ieat Of q
strike; not that the men are undetpaid,
but that they ate conscious oi the fact
that they control the situation and cIn ask
their own rates. This being the case,
efforts are being made 10 swell The mum.
bet Of artisans, and briOklaysrs and stone.
masons are Invited 10 come here with
the promise Of good wages and
immediate work. Contractors cay there
are really too few Wofkmen 10 build wha.
is already projected, and new buildlnRs
are constantly spfingiDg up and calling
for more help. The tide OF travel, trade
aud populAtlons sets 90 strongly hlIher,
however, that everything is taken a. soon
q the walls are covered. This state oI
things is encouraging 10 landlords and
dlacoureging to tenants, or would be buI
lot the iAct that they ate al doing q rush
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THEHBNLEY nEGArrA.
Closing Days Races Yesterdsy-A Heat
tIful nay aud n Large Attnudnnee.

'SAubhB my hhoeb Iestofu0y-A Henu'
tIfuI bay aud n Large Attendance.
LONDON, July This Is the closing day
Of the Henley regatta. The weather 10
again beautiful and the attendance i'm.
msnse. In the anal heat Of the race for
the grand challenge cup for eights, the
London Club crew having Bucks Station,
won, defeating the Hartford College crew
and the Leander crew.
The TrickeniAin Rowing Club crew hay.
ing Bucks Station, won the final heat in
the race for the Thames challenge cup for
eights, defeating the London Rowing club
crew. .
In the final heat for the silver goblesa,
for psirs, the Thames Rowing Club crew
defeated the London Rowing Club crew.
In the dnal heat In the race for the dia.
mond sculls for scullers, Lowndes, OF the
Hartford College crew, Wild, Of the
Frankfort, and Power, finished In the
order named.
The Bedford crew won the race for the
Public Schools challenge cup.
In the fnal heat for the visitors chal.
lenge cup the First Trinity Club crew, OF
Cambridge, defeated the Lady Margaret
Club crew, Of Cambridge.
10 the Anal heat ol the race for the
yield challenge cup Tor fours, the Dub.
lin University crew, the London Rowing
Club crew and the TwicksniAin Club
crew fnished In the order named.
The anal heat In the race for the Stew.
ards cup was won by the Hartford Col.
lege crew, having the center station, who
beat the Thames Rowing Club crew, hay.
ing the Berks station, The latter crew ran
into the bank,
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5fe 1ntell9EarE
"a .aa n Foarlssa.h street:
o1,LY rSrELLlGEACEE

c,iouy lIirs', postage PF'p.II, ~
~ ~ 7l''. - ,,sga Of time desired, " i0'loN'
; ~ OF wy '.' ,srr, ore V"E, dItOsu cents two
a'sSh zoe mOnlS, 'iIiy'a'' SenSi
~ 'aaV an, dollar and In.f'y cent? 'n's'
aIsllan l,yi5S Z" ls''s.'<,
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POOR PLATT
sErs COsaLrsG a GOOD EXAMPLE,
Ry Withdrawing from The Senatorial
COnIssl-hAIIsFs NO Better by the
Chaugs-AnOthsr BAIIOt-De-
pew SIIlI Failing Up.

ALBANY, July 1.-The Joint Convention
met at noon, Governor HaaEins presiding.
Mr.. spInola raised q point Of order that 1t
being ten minutes past twelve o'clock, and
the law Of Congress requiring the Conveu-
ton to meet at twelve o'clock, it was not
in order to proceed,
The Chair decided against the point
of order, and announced that the Con.
vention would proceed to vote for United
States Senator to hll the short term, which
was done and resulted as follows;
Combined vote;
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Rev. 8. Dan, Of the Disciples Church, will
preach on Sunday evening On "0ur English
Hibls." This will be followed one week from
Sunday night by sermon on the New Re.
vision"
The funeral Of the child OF Chas. Bertram
will take place from his residence on Gravel
Hill, Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Westlake's lhoe shop, corner Of Guernsey
and Thirty SIXTH was robbed by pushing 10 a
window Sdsh, Thursday night. lie noise wal
heard by ON or farmer, but when he found
out what II was, the burglars had skipped out
getting only couple pairs Of the shoes 10 the
shop.
Mr.. Dads, superintendent Of the blast
furnace here, some time ago, is In town.
A new boat for club Of Filth ward young
men, 10 being built at the Gravel Hill riYel
bank II Is to live In when they have lsisutG
TO drop do III the river.
A picnic Is 10 be held up tbs Winding Hill
road in Rodeier'S Grove, on Saturday AtteI
the Fourth.
Ofiref Turner made another haul al the
Mts Sweitzer corner on Noble street Thurs
day evening. Jacob Jackley called Mrs
Stewart liar and ether less euphoniOuS
names upon which James Malcolm took upon
himself to champion the lady and hght lOOI
place. Both were arrested and fined. After
wsrds Malcolm lay Ia walt for Jackley,
threatening brick bats aud other missile
weapons. For this JAcklsy had him arrested
And he was called ON for AnOtaef contribution
Of Sli 70 towards the support Of the city
20 Ice iOJe.
Mis- WIN. H. Curtis, who has been In pool
health I long time, died Thursday night
81 great has become the number u dead
dogs IL be buried that tbs sexton who see.
them of 10 the happy hunting grounds VA
in fair WAy to bans flpt the city treasury b.
his demands lOr. Compensation, until th(
Mayor ts;AblIsheda system u payment by tht
lot Each day report averages, say, sl1 dogs
q cat and gOcse BOloghAl. more deadly
than even cigarettes
The Starlight Social announces dance Al
Turner Ha iof Jnly9
The South Bellhife Methodist festival In th,
matket house VISA success, Thuf,dAy even
Ing, and II was announced that 4. would 5,
continued the following evening.
Some days ago Re omitted to mention At
accident that was stated as IomsR hat binE1
lar. A boy had shot himself in the Lane
! with a toy pistol, and after week or 80 Il hGC
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Crowles, Of the Cornell crew, telegraphs
from Henley as follows: 1.-THE race be.
tween the Cornell and Hartford College
crews is sue TO come of tomorrow. We
have the Hartford crews word for It.
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. WEEK IN TRADE.
REPORrs RROM ALL THE MARKETs,
RsnlS At Chisaso-PayorabIo ConditiOuO OF
ThInga ~ New YOFk-WeAthsF,
CFOps:and Raaineas ~ Cinein-
natl and Elsewhere.

PrTEsBuRaH, July l.-Trads is in about
the same condition Is last week. Busi'
meas continues active for the sseson, and
the merchants and manufacturers appear
well satisfied. The iron manufacturers
are all running full and ordera are still
increasing, but no advance has been made,
slthough prices are very stiff, Pig iron is
dull and unchanged ;IlGas Is firm. N tt 4
the factories have closed for the summer.
Prices are stiFsning up, and as the stock
diminishes an advance 10 looked for. The
coal trade 10 very quiet. The season for
shipments by the river Is about over, Pc
trolsum has been active and excited on
account Of the report Of the new wells,
which caused a break In the market,
United certificates dscling from SIT to 78I.
To-day frmer feeling prevails and the
market has rallied, Closipg at 6Si. Sales
and resalss, 1000, ,782 barrels. Shipments,
$50. 900 barrels.
Cattle active. Good stock fully as high
as last week, StoCken plenty and of
from 26 10 30 cents. Receipts, 6,64I head
through and 2,202 head local. Hogs
steady. Philadslphias selling at Sc 20a6 IS,
yorksrs IS 7545 80. Receipts, II $50. head.
Sheep firm. Receipts, IA 800 head, q fall
ing of sincs last week Of 1900 head.
Prices range from s. so to IS 70 for com
mo q to extra,
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No choice.


Mr.. Draper laid he had voted for the re.
turn OF the two resigned Senators from
principle. He believed they had acted
right and ought to be returned. He
knew oil no good reason for the withdrawal
Of one Of these candidates, aud he would
therefore vote for Thomas o, Plat. Ap'
plause.
Mr.. Irimble also voted for Plat.
The bribery investigating committee
have had another meeting, making the
fourth, without reaching vote on their
report.
The signing OF the call for caucus h as
come to halt. Some claim that sixty
signatures have been obtained, while
others say there are less than fifty. Sixty.
I've signatures are required.
Qlite number OF members have gone
home and the vote 10 morrow will be
light.
Oonkliuy and Arthur left Tor New York
on the boat. They were much dlspleased
at PlatL's withdrawal and tried TO dssuade
him from the act. Ex Msrshsl Payne re.
fused to carry the request to Speaker
Sharpe Till Plat told him be would 20 to
the Capitol himeelf. There was a report
this eyenining that the withdrawal was
the work OF Payne without PlAtt's con.
sent, but good authority says Plat insisted
upon 1t. 1t has been reported for weeks
tist Plat was determined to withdraw as
soon as hO was fully convinced that there
was no hone OF his election.