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THE WEIR TRIAL.
A Jury at Last Obtained-The
Taking OF Testimony to COM
mence this Morning.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, August q.
The court in the Weir case convened
this morning at 9 O'Clock, Judge Okey
on the bench. After examining three
OF the new venire of jurors, the court
adjourned until o'clock p. NJ, when
two more were examined, and then the
counsel for the State and also for the de.
Tense announced themselves as satisfied
with the jury, and the twelve gentle
men in the jury box were accordingly
sworn in as the jurors to try
the Weir murder case. The lndict.
ment found by the grand Jury
is for murder in the first degree. The
names OF the jurors are: Joseph S.
6ifh 81 feassr rt6SIsnhb; hb""H:HG y I1HnyE," 1Hn yE"fc'11
Barnes, George Douglas and Thomas
Robinson, OF Warren township; S. D.
Myers and Pierson Coleman, of York
township; F. NJ. Acton and Watson
Pryor, of kirkwood township, aud W.
i. Graham, of Washington township.
As soon as they were sworn in court
adiourne until nine o'clecK Monday
morning.
The St. Clairsville mill was sold to-
day by the Sheriff to Daniel St,enrod
for s., 400.
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THE IRISH PLOTTERS.
The Session Continued ut Chica-
goa Worlds Convention to
he Held i'm 1882

CHICAGO, August 6.-The Convention
OF Irish zen continued their session
throughout the day and evening, and at
midnight they are still sitting with
sealed doors. Tonight the first really
reliable information is given out. The
Rev. Geo. c. Belts, OF st. Lonls, Is
chairman of the meeting, and MIR. Hines,
OF Chicago, who was reported as being
chairman. saws he has not Eeen a mem
her, but is consulting attorney. Ihe
delegates are present under assumed
names from Glasgow, Cork, Dublin and
several English cities. The gathering has
been engaged tonight in selecting. a
covering body who shall prescribe the
mode OF proceeding for the future and
call a convention of Irishmen from every
mart of the world. to be held at some
point not given out, in the year 1857,
upon the anniversary OF the date wheh
the Cirattan volunteers obtained vic
tory for Irish independence. The gath
ering will, it is expected, be most I'M
uortant and decisive OF any in the his
tory of the Irish race. The delegates
are all in and say they do not represent
the dynamite faction, but agree that
they are willing to use even that de
structiye substance against the actual
army OF the Europeans. They say nc
rval >cio;. has been singled out for des'
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SPORTING.
St. Paul Shootists.

ST. PAUL, August 6.-The following
won the gold medals at the Sciuh.n'
fest here yesterday for scoring three
hundred points on the bulls eve IA rsel
Ha ;hen Monroe, A. Brown, Alma Lee;
ISSi, IS;,'si St. Paul; hG1lR f. 'webber, Chicago; &.
Schultz, Chicago; J. p. Felster, 81. Paul.
W. b. Bray, Monroe; w. Werner,
Chicago; + r. Rulger, Monroe. The
teams are being entertained by the home
club at tie Athtneum with concert
and dance tonight.
Base Ball.
Providence, Angus! 6.-Providence,
8; Troy, ).
DETROIT, August q The third and
last game between the ClevclandI and
Detroits this afternoon resulted III n
handsome victory for the Clryelands,
who scored one in the second inning,
three in the third. and six in the ninth,
to the Detroit's one in the second anu
two in the sixth.
CHICAGO, August q 6-Chicsgps three
in the third inning. Bnifalos nothing.
saratoga Races
SARATOGA, August b.-lne n'st rH'c
to day, u miles, was won by Girni ;,
Fellow Play second and EaIlrria third
Time l:5il.
The Second race. il miles, was won
BIZ Checl m tf, Buckwhaker second and
One Dime third. Time 3:lOt.
The third race, mile, wS won by
Onondago, Night Cap second and Glen
ary third. Time :lB
The fourth race, one mile, WAS won by
Knight Templar, Brooklyn second
Time Lao. Only two ran.
Brighton Beach Sport
BRIGHTos BEACH, Aug, G.-First race
one and one. eighth miles; Moscow first,
Pilgrimage second, Okalona third. Time
l:5Si. =,
Second race, selling race, seven eighth
mile; Clara A first; ;Rosalie second, Little
Pat third. Time l:30l.
Third race, one miIe; i. b. Sprague
first, Emma Cooper second, .ScotteIli
third. Time l:4il.
Fourth race, one mile; Malason hrst
Nimblefoot second, Gift third. Tlm'
IA :, >.
Hurdle race, one mile and a hall, 81,
hurdles, won by Eunice; Miss Malo.
second, Mischief third. Time 2:jO.
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IN IRELAND DURING JULY.
SPAIN.
The Coming Elections Much Misunder.
standing.

The Coming Elections-Much Misunder-
standing.
NEW YORK, August Ga special
FROM Madrid says: The approaching
elections are giving Senior Segasta and
his colleagues some anxiety. The oppo-
siitnSsh6Hrsae5,r riszeeSiRssu 10y 'se~cuSo6
the ministers, are very lukewsrm. Sc
gasta has consequently given the home
secretary leave OF absence and will him
self take charge Of the home department
until the eve OF the election.
The prospects OF Creole election anil
OF that in Puerto Rico do not satisfy the
Cabinet. General Blanco continues to
aid the Conservatives and Planters re-
dictionary programme in favor # the
friends of CarOvas, tariff reform and
abolition. A. the last Cabinet c0uI Gil.
at which King Alfonso presided, Sena-
ator Segasta declared that he warned
the Spanish press for the attitude it lad
taxen in the discussion OF the Oran
question and stated that the people had
attached great importance to the friend
ship OF France on account OF North
Africa, where he thinks the Musselmdn
fanatics are preparing sort Of semi
religious war OF races that must eyentu.
ally spread to Morocco and may then
call for active Spanish intervention. A
close sympathy with France might
check the resistance OF England at Tan.
giers and Gibralter. He thought, too.
that King Alphonso would do well to
visit not only Terrol, but also Chartha
90, Sanfernanda, and all his arsenals this
autumn. A certain impetus will also be
given the military and naval organiza-
tions. By His Majesty's work on the
future military resources Of Spain, just
completed, with the 300, 900 troops tha.
Spain proposes to mobilize, she might
retain her old place as great power, and
give full scope to her ambitious plans in
Morocco.
Not 30 Bad as Reported.
MADRID, August q. The Spanish
consulate at Tunis having investigated
the circumstances of the capture OF
Sfax admits that the vice consul, acting
on the spur OF the moment, uninten.
tionally exaggerated the misconduct OF
the French troops.
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In Ola.
The Ameev Losing Heart,

LAHORE, August d An envoy from
the Ameer Of Afghanistan left here on
Wednesday and Was to arrive at Simls
on Frida He came at the suggestion
of the Viceroy OF India, and bears a
message wherein the Ameer reminds the
Viceroy that he had earnestly and re-
peatadiy begged the Indian government
to hold Csndshar for year IN order to
enable him to make his position secure.
II is clear from the envov's acrount that
the Ameer began to loose heart when he
heard the news OF the British evacna-
ton of Canhahar. The envoy denies
that the Ameer has sent his treasure to
Taskhend. Ayoob Kahn's troops now
occupy Tukhtipul to guard Candahar
and the Chaman Chauki road.
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VICINITY VARIETIES.
Shot By a Woman at Huntington


HUNTINGTON, w. Va, August g.
Coraville, opposite this place, has been
the scene of considerable excitement
during the last few days, which results
in Mrs. Simpson shooting one William
Plyburn. 1t appears that Plyburn's
wife found some notes in his pocket
which brought suspicion, which she was
not slow to make known to the husband
Of the accused. Filled with rage, Simp,
son went to Plyburn, in company with
his wife, and demanded to have the mat.
ter settled. His wife said that she would
kill him if he did not say the notes were
not hers, which he refused to do, where
upon the lady shot him about the CEN
ter of the forehead. On trial Yesterday
the Justice bound her over, but did not
think her husband accessory before the
fact, as the State tried to show.
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CORN AND TOBACCO.
The Kentucky Crops Badly
DamaRed by the Drought.

LOUISVILLE, August The Ifxing'
ton Lirs .Sock Record this week says the
prospects nf corn and tobacco are any
Thing but flitteriny in Kentucky. The
drouyh, in Central Kentucky Is very
severe and in Bourbon and Harrison
counties il is saii 10 equal
the terrible drought nf 1891,
s.yerer, il anything. In tii- section
the crop is twisted and cnrIed mp with
the bea. and dronth, and is certain TO
Inc hort. There is very little old corn
ON hand and with the disconraglne out
look xe would not be surprised 10 see
a big advance in prices. In the south
western part Of The State the reports from
the tobarro crop are very discouraglng.
They have had a continuous drought
for over month, and many think one.
fourth of the crop l,ss been destroyed
already. and il the dry weather con.
tinues much longer the yield will not
b. over ons-l,alf a cron. Oats and hay
have turned out well, but the yield oi
wheat, barley and rye is not inore than
half q crop. and III. hemp looks any.
thing but hstteripg, owing u the hot
and sry weather.
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GRADUALLY GAINING
Is The WORD THE PRESIDENTS
SAW-B0NES GIVE OUT,
But When Questioned as to His Continued
High Pulse and Temperature They
Seem to be Lost, While the Outside
Public Entertain Fears That
Something is Wrong.
GUlTEAU SAYS he IS NOT INSANE.
GUITEAU.

The Prisoner Says He Is Not Insane, but
Fears Bis Confinement viii Produce
%nSt Result
WASHINGTON, August 6.-Guiteau is
undoubtedly becoming anxious 10 escape
the penalty of his crime. His petition
is in the hands of District Attorney
COrkhill in whom, he places implicit
confidence. He certainly thought wha-
he shot the President that he was doing
~hat the majority OF the people de-
mandel. He asks for release on bail,
and expresses great sorrow that the
President should suffer so long He in
tended to have him die instantly, not
to linger with pain. He lays
he is not insane, and Mas
not SD when he committed the
crime, but he learS his confinement VIII
make him insane. He urges his reiease
un this ground. lie says there is lnsan
ilv in his family. He thinks, too, tnat
as the President is recovering, justice
demands that he be allowed bail. he
proposes 10 make his own defense, ana
will have competent legal assistance,
and will have none OF the "riif ratf' OF
the bar. He wishes TO get ont and take
a European tour, and while abroad he
saws he will lecture on political sub
iects, and thinks he will draw" well.
He has asked Corkhill not to present
his petition TO the court yet, as ne is
afraid of the violence OF the mob on the
public streets. He fears the mob as
keenly as on the day he shot the Presi-
dent.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Departure of Delegates-An
Ovation rendered.

New York, August 6.-Hundreds oi
Me,hodists were on the Inman line to-
dsy when the steamer City Of Berlin,
having on board fifty delegates to the
great Ecumenical Conference to be heiu
in London next month. Besides the
delegates there were number OF other
Methodist clergymen and friends
making in all Us. Only twenty seven
other passengers were on the steamer
The cabin table was filled with beauti.
fol floral tributes sent to the departing
plprvymfn
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Cheeky Tramps.

PREscorr, Ont, August GA party
Of tramps, numbering twelve, arrived
here today, having boarded a freight
train at Brockville and reached their
destination despite the remonstances oil
the conductor and hands on the train.
Upon arriving here they proceeded to
90 through the freight sheds, examin-
Ing the articles s'ored therein. They
threatened 10 resist any interference,
and for time did just as they pleased.
The arrival of several trains later on
with their complement OF men inspired
confidence among those in charge, and
With their assistance the tramps were
severely beaten and driven into the
woods. All OF the tramps were armed
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A FINE SCHEME.
A Company Formed to Import
Chinese Labor.

PORTLAND, ORE, August 7.-Articles
of incorporation have been filed by l..
L. Hawkins, Geo. W. Phelps and Geo.
5, Brooks, to be known as the Organ
and China Mercantile Company, capital
stock $4,000, divided into 400 shares.
The ob ect OF the corporation is to hire,
buv and charter vessels to run between
this port and China, and TO transport
Iaborers and others to aud from these
places. Chinese goods are also TO be
boncht and sold. and the company is
oranted the right TO hire and employ
Isbarers TO build railroads, cut timber
and to do any other work that may De
reouired. The charter is perpetual.
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COWARDLY MURDBR.
A Hatchet Buried in the Head
of n Railway Passenger by an
Unknown Man.

ST.. LOUIS, August "A most cold
blooded and terrible murder occurred
last evening on railroad train at Shan.
nondaIe, small station on a branch oil
the Wabash road, between Salisbury
and Glasgow. George Wright, pass
enger, while sitting in a coach was
approached from behind by two men,
one of whom buried q hatchet in 9is
skull The other fired pisto! into his
head. The murderers then rushed
from the train and escaped in WOODS
near by.
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Selling Liquor Contrary to Law at New
Cumberland, w. Va.

NEw CUMBERLAND, w. ", August g..
We are promised sensation in the
temperance line shortly. For a while
past several men here, styling them.
selves "beer agents" have been supply
ing our citizens with the cheering fluid,
making considerable lucre from its sale
and doing a general business contrary
to law. Our county does not tolerate
license, and basks in the light OF spe-
cial law on the liquor question, but even
this does not deter its r. .sidentsfrom max.
ing sales under the tlimsy excuse OF
being an agent. Their mode OF sale has
been thoroughly investigated, and in
teresting developments will follow.
Some of our best citizens have bought
from these persons, and will probably
be dragged into the case as witnesses
an unfortunate position for them but a
good one for the prosecution, as their
testimony will strengthen the case ma.
terially, and it is hoped that the day oi
cellar saloons in our town is ended.
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. FIRE RECORD.
AtTsunton. Mass.-Loss $1,000.

AtTaunton, Mass.-Loss s2oo,ooo.
TAUNTON, Mass, August = Inc
large wire and nail mills owned and oP'
Grated bv the Old Colony Iron Com
pany, at East Taunton, were totally des'
troyed by fire this morning together WIN
tn stock and machinery. The loss is esti-
mated at Sl50,0C0 to $500 600. Inc
burning OF the wire and nail mills makes
necessary the shutting down OF the roll, !,
ing mills, which were running on inii
time. Several hundred men are thrown
out OF employment.
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RUSSIA.

Russia and Central Asia-Ths Galos Bus
pended
81. PETERSBURG, Aug THE Journal
De 81. Peters6urg, replying to the news.
paper critics accusing Russia of paying
too much deierence to the susceptible.
ties OF England concerning Central
Asia, says: Russia, for her own inter
ests and not from regard for England,
has fallen back in Central Asia. She is
in this respect guided by the same ~.
tional motives as those which desired
the policy OF Gladstone relative to Az.
ghanistan.
The publication Of the G"ias has been
suspended for six months Tor having ex.
ceeded propriety and criticixing the con.
duct oi the Prince of Bulgaria and Gen.
Ernroth and in exposing the disorder
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supposition that another operation
would be necessary. He also repeated
the assertion that an operation would
not be made nor the ball extracted un-
less it should be found to be doing the
President harm. The Doctor upon fur
ther questioning regarding the high
pulse and temperature, said it was pos
sibiv due to the extremely hot weather.
Concluding, the Doctor said: We will
probably know more about the matter
i'm the morning,
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FIVE PER CENT. BONDS.
Heavy Transactions by New
York National Banks.

NEw YORK, August 6.-For some
time past, but more particularly within
a few days, there have been large pur-
chases, up into the millions, OF old UNI
ted States 5 per cent. coupon bonds, not
exchanged, at l0ll. These bonds are
called in for Aguust 18th, and on that
date will be- paid, principal and inter
est; and while there is an apparent loss
in those transactions there is q real
profit when the whole affair IS
explained. Some parties here,
including prominent national banks,
put in requests to have large amounts OF
these bonds extended, which request
the department granted, although the
bonds were not deposited at the time.
The large purchases alluded to are TO
complete the balance Of these August
18th, or, in other words, to cover up the
short interest on the old %. The parties
making these operations sold the ex-
tended IS at l02 and upwards, and as it
will now be seen have made quite a
profit. 1t is stated that one national
bank made operations OF this kind to
the extent OF $4,000, 900.
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Heayy Storm.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, August 6;-ln a
heavy storm at noon to day hail stones
the average size OF marbles fell, damsg,
ing many skyllghts. Eight quarts OF
stones were gathered from canvass Six
feet SQUARE. Some were picked up
measuring from 8 to AZ inches in cir
conference.
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a ph;r,v.Mile Riding Match

CaICAGo, August 6.-Dan OLearyI'
the pedestrian, has accepted the chal
lepge Yesterday made by Jamss 1. Con
nelly. who offered TO ride his mare Bet
sy Baker thirty miles against any morse
ior 81 900. O'L.ary proposes 10 r'de
his mare Thought" now in New lors
CITY. Time and place not yet decided.
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Fatal Freaks OF Lightning.

CHARLESTON, S. c., August Ga letter
to the .Ners and Courier from the west
ern par, of Darlington county, s. T.,
gives an account of serious and extra
ordinary casualty from lightning on
Thursday afternoon. A group OF twenty
men, ali white road hands, were stand
ing close to the house of ]. Fl. Clyburn,
near HartsyiIle, when stroke OF light
ming killed four and wounded ten OF the
number. Five of the wounded are des-
perately hurt and may die. There was
no storm at the time, though a heavy
rain fell shortly afterwards.
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Bodies Mansled by Cayotes.

TUcsox, ARIZONA. August 6.-Iwo
human bodies, mangled beyond recog.
nision by cayotes, were found ten miles
from this city yesterday. They are sup
posed to be those OF two rogues who
about month ago committed murder,
fed, were followed, captured andlynched.
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New York Bank Statement.

NKw YORK, August t6.-Loans, increase,
81 4S6. 400; specie, decrease, s., 5S2 800;
LEGAL tenders, decrease, SS7l, 800; dePcos-
its decrease, Si,4S5, 200; circulation, in
crease, Sl47, 100; reserve, decrease, VI
oe5 500. The banks now hold -, ,'3o, 20
in excess OF legal requirements.
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Crooks Jugred at Bellefontaine.

BELLEFoNTAINE, o., August 6.-Six-
teen more men were jailed yesterday
and last night. making thirty-two crooks
who have been pulled since Saturday. &.
The town and adjacent country has
been overrun with these miscreants who
steal everything. They worked the
crowd in attendance at Coup's show
yesterday. The whole gang are strang-
and tfiSsIe were bound over to court
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Shumed on.

TOLEDO, August 6-Joseph Meyer, at
one time a prominent and we'll to do
boot and shoe dealer OF this city, COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself on
the eastern end OF the Cherry street
bridge last night. Loss of property is
supposed to have been the cause.
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The Connotton Valley Railroad.

ZANEsvILLE, O., August 6.-The Con-
notion Valley railroad engineer corps
have reached Adamsvlle, ten miles
north of Zinesvlle, and will probably
reach this city next week. This line is
destined to connect Cleveland with the
great coal and ore. fields of the Muskin-
gum and Hooking Valleys.
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ITALY.

The Pope ana the Recent Riots.
ROME, August 6.-The text OF the
Pope's allocution is published. The
Pope comments with great warmth
upon the responsibility OF the govern
ment for the recent disturbances in
Rome.
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PRUSsIA.
The Embargoed Vessels.

BERLIN, August "a correspondent
says: The vessels Diogenes and Socrates
embargoed at Kiel. Prussia, were order
ed for General Pierela, eX.dictator OF
Peru, at the instigation OF Montero
Peirolos & lIelpunde, owners OF the
vessels, intend TO proceed against the
government for their detention.
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sNo sales. t0ncre J.
PRODUCE
New YorE.

Nav yoxx. August G.--Cotton Dull
10 /. .IC,. futures dali. Flour-Ouic,
al r,cLan,,.J. r.r,.ipis H. oOO barrels:
"xn,r,s % Os,o hsrreLs Whca,-IIiyh.
ar! closing with less strength; receipts
Iss G00 0hrsL.ls..xpor,s2 2ji 900 bushels:
r.i.c,.d snr,ny Ole: nryrad,-d spring 81
I6'nI 10: No. J Milwaukcr 81 I6: No. =
Chic 100 spriny Al 23J; ungraded rel 81
.OGSi 81: No 3 do. 81 2i,Ehl %;
M > do 81 2srd2y! steamer do ~ 2jfG
D,I. No Ir.dsI n. niI.d winter sI2i
mI oiI. unyraded white 81 2ICfl 2GJ.
M . do q d. No. II ,lU. sales ~. 900
LusbeIs. at 81 27lGri 2S: s,ramer Il" 81
81. So. q. red seller Auyu It. sales 10.
0u bu.hcl,, at,l gs,s,I gSi; closing ut
& pssIni M: seller Or,obrr anil sep.
,,uh..r. sales % 900 bushels, at 81 2Ii
IN :DI closing at ~ 3nlGl 30.. Corn
Upayy-Itacripts IT3DOO, bushels; sx'
norris :,es 900 bushels; uGgra'led BOA
60ic: No. 35i; steamer 57!c; No. .. ha!c
a,iOIc; No. white "ic; steamer yelio"
60; low mixed Glc;nrgrsded WHIT bic;
No 2scller August J0lc, closing ai SOC:
seller September G2aG2.c., Oats
Heavy Receipts i"rOoO bu'heis, we.t
ern mixed ~ ti's' shIlr N'sp,'" ,I ~,
5b:: nny-Qhiet an, nnc"an" 's ioi.rg,.
rQh'e. am 49,, 60, ia y "5'tS S.. Yo,t
Ea,'e,n r ,"I,oa W.. CoT... on,s,snJ ,,sadv.
2ta'' ,. '-'@-'r -,,'I :, IN 80 i,h in'. no
H n'o cA'eS Ir; rs;, ,o ,onJ ,sGulny
@lE, xa,, n,i,, hr, s,.,Jy
mncF -, n .,,ol.n,n-DnIi and M.
.nuof T.iIov~S,eaty At GglayS
c"S"x.'' c,, e. - r,,n onJ unchanged.
T,..;;,.0 0,;., and Grm a, GtgLc.
III ID ,ncha,y.I I.a,her-
EEssS I 81" a,'I g., ho,,locL soIs 23
Sogi Ssgl "v' WnnI"n',,,. InJ " ,and,na dovnvsyJ:
..,;. G.ecs SllS i,r.unwashed 23ir;
Ts..s Ii%aic Pork-stronyer aud
80. ,.. mess ono,rJ a, fls %. Beef
Pa,.l, Nv" w., 49, onie, and steady.
w W..r. n,;,na .,.ar sII Glaii
p..,,. n,;o, .nd Gyn a, l3ailc.
Cheese-Dull and unsettled a! 7tsDlOc.
Metsls-Manufsctured copper inil snh
weak; new sbeathiDg 2ic; ingot lake I6.
9l6ic. Pig iron-Market buoyant and
unsettled: Scotch 0iG23ic: American
I9cs2ac; Russis sheeting l3sl5c. Nails
Cut 81 9OlS3 Is: ciInch - G5(ajGj.
On,caso.
Cru.so. August 9 -Flour-Quiet
and firm Whsst-Actiye and higher,
No 2Chiezyo spripy 81 2}I cash; 81 23i
s.II., 4 nvns,. 81 I7lIfI M ssller sep.
,ember: 81 M seller October; No. 3sI %
Gi IN reieci.J 7gI(asnc, Corn-Active
Snt Iorer and weak AT 52!c cash; 5?!e
seller August: 53IGl53.c seller srp,eni'
Der; 81 u bsIIer Oi0brf' feJr'pep bs,'