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FOREIGN.
NGLAN N d.
The British Attitude Toward France in
Regard to Tripoli.

The British Attitude Toward France in
Regard to Tripoli.
LONDON. July 2S.-Correspondence
between England and France relating
to affairs in Tripoli has been issued. A
dispatch from Lord Granville, Foreign
Minister, to Lord Lyons, Ambassador
to France, Oh the 18th inst, states that
in view OF the unquestioned incorpora'
ton oi the Tripoitan.Turkish empire,
as well as to its proximity to Egypt,
Her Majesty's government could not re-
gard the interference, whatever the dis.
ruption on tie part OF France in Tripoll,
in the same manner a. they viewed the
occurrence in TuniS. Lord Lyons, hav-
ing laid the substance OF the above dis
patch before the French Foreign Minis
ter, was assured by him that France RI.
garded Tripuli as Indisputably part OF
the Ottoman empire, and that she had no
intention whatever Of either invading 1t
or attempting to establish any exclusion
or predominant influence III that coun.
ty. The remonstIance which have been
addressed to the Porte are said to have
been mild and friendly, and has not been
made until France had very good reason
to believe that the Turkish troops from
Tripoli had been stirring up the dlsal-
lection in Tunis. The Porte had been
warned of the danger which must ensue
ii the fire was lighted in Tripoli which
should spread to Tunis, and it has been
assured that If contrary to her hopes
and wishes France was driven to mill.
tary measures she would take defensive
measures only, and the French troops
would rot cross the frontier OF TripolI.
The French Minister declared that ii
would be real and great sorrow to him
if anything should occur tn make the
close and cordial understanding between
France and England in regard to Egypt.
The correspondence concludes with Il
dispatch from Lord Granville to Lord
Dullerin, Ambassador atConstantinople,
instructing him to advise the Porte To
exercise great prudence in not giving
causes plausible OF complaint to France.
Foolish Legislation on the Land Bill
LOxDoN, July 2S.-ln the House OF
Commons Yesterday Lord Randolph
Spencer Churchill, Conservative, gave
notice Of his intentions to move, on the
third reading OF the Land Bill, resoIu.
ton 10 the effect that the bill, being the
result Oi revolutionary agitation, en-
c0urages reputation OF contracts, Is Op
posed to individual liberty, is calculated
TO diminish the security OF property and
prosperity in Ireland and to emdanser
her union with great Britain. 1t is un
derstood that the notice was given with.
ont consultation with the Conservative
leaders and against their wishes. 1t is
believed that il the resolution is pressed
to division the regular opposition will
abstain from voting.
The Standard says that the resolution
deserves to take high rank among the
master. pieces OF false tactics and polIil'
cal recklessncss. There is not single
arpumsnt i'm its favor.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1881.

the nation; to the end that our home IN
dustries may attain TO the highest de-
gree Of prosperity and success, thus
guaranteeing the emp. oymcnt OF the
largest amount OF useful and profitable
labor in each branch OF industry and
At the Highest Rate of Compensation
1t is 10 doubt true that hasty and re-
voIutlonary measures, however sound
in principle, are always to be deprecat-
ed, and especially in this case where
interests 50 vast and complicated are
involved. the declaration OF your plat
form upon this subject not only embo.
dies the recognized and long established
doctrine OF the Democratic party, but is
in iull accord with my individual views
and which have frequently expressed.
1t is, however, a subject which requires
to be approached with careful dellbera-
ton; and the further suggestion in your
platform OF the appointment OF COM
mission OF tariff revision points out the
judiCiOus methods OF attaining that end.
The prrtication OF the civil service, the
Abolition of the Spots System,
and especially in the method o! bestow.
ing appointments i'll our charitable lnstl-
tutions, so that they Shall no l.nger
be perverted to party Uses and
objects, which, in common with
all good citizens, warmly approve. |
desire 10 give them, whether in Il public
or private capacity, not only my en-
phaiic endorsement, but my active CO.
operation whenever and wherever 1t
may be OF service en- that behalf. Hop
ing that by Il new departure in our pol
itcs the government OF our State may
be redeemed from the abuses which
menace its we'll being and placed upon
the sound foundation OF justice, recti-
tude AMI equal rights, and plrdg-
ing myself, II elected, TO
administer the high trust coniided in
me with an eye single to the interests ot
the whole people, and the preservation
OF the welfare and the good name OF our
noble commonwealth, | have the honor
to be, gentlemen, very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
Signed J. w. BooKwALTER.
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AFGH A N IL IAN.
Ayoob Khan Defeats the Ameer.

LONDON, July 2s.-The Giobc this
evening says: ave are officially in
formed that a report ha' reached the
India Office representing that the army
of the Ameer IL Aighanistan has been
completely defeated by the lOrc, under
Ayoob Khan.
The same journal learns from another
source that serious troubles have arisen
in consequence OF the defeat Of the
Amepr. ani the Indian government is
great.y concerned AT The gravity Of the
situation.
\ Bombay spec:ai says a battle was
fought Yesterday between the Ameer
and .AyOob Khan, during which one oi
the Ameer's regiments deserted and
went over to the enemy. ThereupOn
the balance 0! the Ameers troops fled,
leaving their guns and baggage on the
ii 4Ll
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A VILLAIN HEAVY AND DOUBLE DYED.
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

How the Patient Passed the Day.
WASHINGTON, July %. The very
favorable condition of the President dur
ing the day and afternoon continued
without a break until about O'Clock,
when there was recurrence OF the
afternoon fever. The bulletin showed
an increased pulse, temperature
and respiration. The fever subsidized
shortly after o'clock. 1t was caused
by the stoppage in the drainage tube,
which prevented the regular flow
OF bus. As soon as this was ascer-
tanned the tube was cleaned, and
the flow resumed itself. The
fever then went down and the President
rested quietly with a continuation OF the
very favorable symptoms OF the day.
The physicians, including Hamilton,
continue tong Int to express the
very brightest hopes. They re.
gard the great crisis as successfully
passed and think that the President
Ail recover almost beyond a doubt.
There were very lew people at the
White House to-day or tonight.
The Cabinet officers called this
evening and were assured that the
President was doing admirably. They
lett in the best Of spirits. The public,
which watches the bulletins very close
ly, was not at all exercised at the report
in the evening showing a rise in the
symptoms. The greatest confidence in
the Presidents final recovery exists.
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DEATH ON THE RAIL.
Allen Sniycly, Il Brakeman,
Meets Il Terrible Death-His
Body Torn and Mangled in a
Horrible Manner at Steuben-
yille-Cruel Treatment of the
Railroad Authorities.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
SrrIrprNNIII IIr

Special Dispatch to the Register.
STEUBsNvILLE, July 2S.
One of the most horrible accidents it
hes ever been my lot to chronicle hap
pened this morning about five O'Clock
on the Panhandle railroad, in front OF
the freight depot III this city, by which
brakeman, Allen Snively by name,
lost his life. \ freight train was being
switched, and the victim was the brake
man OF the switching engine. Snively,
after opening the switch, attempted to
step on the pilot of the engine, but his
lett boot heel was caught in the frog OF
the switch and he was thrown upon the
track, the wheels of the engine and
several cars passing over him and cut
ting oil his left leg near the knee, his
right hall way between the knee ami
ankle, aud severely injuring his stomach
and back. Mr.. Snively was the son OF
Adam Sniveiy, farmer, living near Mt.
Pleasant, Westmoreland county, Pa,
vas about twenty-ninc years OF age and
unmarried. The sad news was tele-
graphed his friends this morning shortly
after the accident. From the first no
possible hope OF his recovery was enter
tanned, and about 3 O'Clock Rev. Tharr,
OF the Fifth Street Church. was called
in and administered the sacrament to
the dying man. He suffered the most
intense pain until 10 o'clock, when the
death angel claimed him as his own.
In regard to the treatment OF injured
employees OF this road a word in this in
stance may be well. Mr.. Snively was
injured at o'clock this morning, and,
in all his intense pain, was allowed 70
lie upon the depot platform in the
open air and surrounded by an immense
crowd OF eager lockers on, pushing and
amming one another, until 7 o'clock
without receiving the slightest atten-
ton whatever, and was then taken to
the home OF Mr.. Samuel Mcmillan, lie
Eaving been solicited to receive
him into his house by a number
Of persons not connected with
the road, rs an act oi charity. Ii the
high officials OF the Panhandle road
have one single spark OF compassion
burning in their breasts, it should in
duce them to DO everything in their
power to amelorate the snilcrings OF
those who are torn limb from limb
while in their employ.
After the death OF Mr.. Snively his
body was taken to the undertaking es-
tabliShmcnt OF Mr.. shannon, where the
body WAS encased in 4 neat coffin, and
from whence it will be shipped to his
friends in Pennsylvania
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divorce. In the fall of '73 when the
divorce proceedings were in progress and
while Guiteau was carrying on
his liason with Clara jennings, he was
frequenting the rooms OF the New York
Young Mems Christian Association, and
his name is on the books of that insti-
tuition as visitor, and he was mem.
ber OF the Calvary Baptist Church. Al
ter the divorce was granted, GuiteaH
was cited to appear before the commit.
tee on discipline OF the church. When
he appeared he confessed his immorali-
ties and professed repentance, but the
committee had no faith in his professions
and expelled him from church.
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GUITEAU.
Story of HIS Wife's Proceedings for Il
Divoice-A Bad Egg All Around.

Story of His Wife's Proceedings for II
DivoIce-A Bad Egg Ali Around.
New YORK, July 2S The Brooklyn
Eogi' prints to-day the story OF the pro-
-", ,iir.s- it, l." action brought in the
Kings County Supreme Court i'll the
fall Of 1879 by Annie }. Guiteau,
against the notorious Chas. j. Guiteau,
ior absolute divorce on the ground OF
inidelity. The case was referred 10
Levi \. Fuller, as referee, to take the
testimony and report, and the case came
on for hearing in January, 1874. Mra.
Guiteau produced but three witnessef,
and one OF those was her husband,
who seems to have voluntarily at
tended. He testified that he
was hcr husband and had resided in
York state more than year, which, as
the law their stated, was all he could
testify to in divorce case II winch he
was party. The third witness was Tie
principal one, and her appearance would
indicate tnat Guiteau helped 10 prove
the case against himself. This witness
was Cara Jennings, -! twenty fifth
street. She testified that ahe had known
Guiteau since the previous August. and
that the charges OF iniiielity
against him were true. 1t is
believed that Guitcau secured the a.
tendance of this wit, s, AMI it Is
said he first informed his wife OF his iu-
fidelity and gave her the necessary in.
formation TO enable her to secure a
divorce. He put in no defense. The
referee reported in favor OF the plaintiff,
and on the 4lh Ci April following mo-
ton was made before Justice Ealvin +.
Pratt 10 confirm the report Of the
referee, and between that date and the
eleventh OF the same month the Judge
handed down his decision confirming
the report and signing the decree OF
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NgNE.e. Cnr July 2S.-A Santa Fc
...u -'N~. \ party ot soldiers who
arrived 4-t ryruIGy from Fort Stanton
....r' t.Ht a dispatch WAS received just
., .r. ...t from the MeSralero agency,
Stating taJr the Indians or large mum
..r,.. .urm are in arms and that Mont
..at EAman, CuiuuiJa chiefs, ha,i
.'. -.u agency and massarred Two Mexi-
ea am.irs living in TulurOon Canon.
N.H..,aI information has vet been re.
..gu. q, the district headquarters.
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YnunPstOWn Iron Works.

YOUNGSTOWN, July 2S.-The iron
workers OF this city vii! send a strong
delegation to the National Convention
of Iron and Steel Workers, which con.
venes in Cleveland next Tuesday. Sew.
era changes lave occurred among the
officers since the last convention. Jos.
Bishop resigned the Presidency, and
Edward MCClnniS the responsible posi-
tion OF Treasurer and that OF deputy OF
the Sixth district Both OF these gen
tlemcn trit that they could do better for
themselves in other business. Mr..
MCGinniS went into the mail service.
Jas. IL. Mutt takes his place in the
Amalgamated Association. Mutt is a
clrar-neaded fellow, who was the
high man against the Hon. Thomas II.
Wilson, when that gentleman was
nominated ior Representative by the
Republicans. The convention will take
to Cleveland tine largest body Of repre-
sentative wOrkingmen that ever assem-
blpl in any city OF the United States.
1t is probably the strongest labor organ
iZatlun that has ever existed. 1t has
ccrta My been aS successful rs any. II
has gone down in 4 direct line from the
Old Iron Knights which were in Pitts.
burgh rs long ago As 1888 or 81 Next
10 it comes the Sons OF Vulcan, eXclu-
sively pudliers, and now il includes all
iron workers about Il rolling mill. The
association has grown rapidly ior wears,
and lis growth during the last year has
been marvellous.
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The Patient Removed to Another Room

WAsHINGToN, July2S.-The President
isdoing spendidIy to-day, has no fever,
and the surgeons now consider his fever
broken for good. The wound continues
to drain thoroughly. He has good
appetite and his food digests. He was
moved to another room on the north
side OF the corridor DR.. Hamilton ar
rived from New York this morning, and
at noon said the President was improv-
inu as fast as possible.
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\Ga NnEN, July 2S.-rhr trustees OF
.. ..s,a. Telegraph Company met to-
a,ar Ilw..s l.. Hrenc's office. Mr..
..-a.wa, elected President, ana {. Ill
...-..a.. wrll-kuown telegraph man,
'..- President. The organization is
a.a ..~slrrri. The programme and 4
.. .,. r. lhe trustees will he made
...Nu ,t;s.r public in lew days.
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A BYSSl N I A.
Maltreatment OF Mission narles.

Maltreatment Oh mlssiOHhlies'
LONDON, July - A dispatch from
Alexandra, Egypt, announces that the
French Catholic Bishop ol Nassau ana
four missionaries on tour OF inspection
To the missionary stations OF Abyssihl.a,,
were captured by the natives VINO pIi'
LACED and burned church and mission
huns.. robbed tie prisoners OF their
rl,th., and sent them into the interior.
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Silver Purchase.

The Treasury Department to-day pur-
chased 5lO, ,OOJ ounces Oi tine silver, Tor
deliver" N the Philadelphia, San Fran
cisco and New Orleans Mints.
Bond Ialk.
The coupon five per cent. bonds re-
deemed with interest To date ut prvSen.
tarion up ur III" close OF business to-day
aggregated Sl26,UOO. The amount ot Il
per cent. bonds which maturtd July |,
AMI have been redeemed by Treasurer
Gi,lii'an To date, Is SlS, 49, 100.
Orders mere given 10 close up rs
speedily as possible the London agency
for the receipt oi ) and + per cent. bonds
ior continuance ut :! per cent.
The Treasury Department has ordered
the diSconiinUance OF the manufacture
and sale OF gold tokens stamped "qnar'
Ter dollars" and "half dollars" Persons
manufacturing or selling such tokens
are rendering themselves liable 10 the
urra,tv OF both fine aad imprisonment.
Robertsou's Bond Approved.
Secretary Window approved Judge
Robertson bond as collector OF the port
OF New York, to day.
The Disputed Bouudry Line.
The Minister Of foreign affairs OF the
N'-r.t.r. / j.'A'jc sends the following
1,.,-r..r r,-.t ny the long disputed
b,u Ldary question between that republic
and Call: n treaty has been signed
with Chill, with the good offices ol the
United States ministers OF both coun.
fries
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Row His Brains out,

ST. LoUIs, July ~ John I. Gorbett,
heater 4; Hrimharkrr's forge, went
homc from work ut $50 O'Clock tins
morning. Alter undressing for bed he
took Il revolver and, in spite OF the
pleaiinss OF his wife, blew his brains
ont. lie had frequently threatened TO
commit suicide, but no special reason
for his act is known at pre-. ent.
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Land Decision.

Attorney General MacNeagh has de
cided that where homestead entry of
public lands has been made by settlers,
the land 50 entered cannot whist such
,ntrv stands, hr set apart 10y the Presi-
dent ior military reservation, even
prior to the completion OF the full title
in the settler, but that where a pre- emp.
ton fling has been made OF public lanes
tire land 50 covered thereby may he set
apart by the President (or such reserva-
ton at any time previous to the pay
mcmt and entry 10y the settler under the
prt. .ruptipn iaW.
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iili. -.
THE NEWS
-, the t,,, in Pithy Paragraph

-, the i,.,, in Pithy Paragraphs.
lr,r Augustus. ot SAKE Cohurg CO.
-..u = arad
Tine Chicago public library has 30,4I1
.,-aar patrons.
The eminent German astronomer, Rru-
.r. La passed away.
,.-.a-lu will open her reform school
..s.r.- al Adrian on the LIST ot August.
state tiraud Lodge Of Knights OF
-..t,.l MAS instituted IL indianapolis
..u.r'a..
r-..a ~ualLiug Is ia dedicate 4 new
......... yhurru at Wyoming, Illinois,
.... .u.>IIy
r.. Peoria aud Pennington railroad,
.... >,tr,. of illinois, has but one en-
......., Eighteen ears.
...- ...,v iauugit probable that the
~... ,aua. IN Michigan will be
..-.I about August lst-
U, ,ar wear ending Nav l, the net
......,.. ion the Slle OF beer manuiactnr-
... r., Uuitei States VAS l,12i.0oO
.tnr.>.
.r.v.nlow of VI. Blanc, proprietor
OBJ. r.r..ns gambling houses AZ
.... france, Is dead, leaving All I'M
..r-uue.
....-.-..,...,y.ng the internal machines
barrels IN which theN were SUI
-.ra..r.s We're ,cit ON Tue quay ~
.....,.,. lr,. so .ar nobody has r'"'''e"
.n..,. Pier ami Navigation Com.
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A-,.hsr pIvlneLv Inspired Being

e p1gl. July @S.-A contractor
..a.I TtotalI. a near neighhor ut Coy.
..-.@ry. was sunstruck recently, aud
.... -.u,,. has believed that he VAS COM
..-->Hurt 10 assasSiuatc PlilshUry. lie
..',n frequently announced his lnten-
.u ruar Yesterday he MAS examined by
.. lHwmgsslou on llnaCy and COM
m'.ei tr the -. Peters Insane Asylum.
as house wa> found to 5e 4 modified
--,-MN..
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Recurrence ofthe Afternoon Fever.
j. X. BARNES,
j. }. WooDw ARD,
ROBT. REYBURN.
+. ii. HAMILTON.
The Midnight Bulletin,

WASHINGTON, July IS The President
is resting well at II o'clock. The fever
has subsidrl, and his symptoms are
again of the most favorable character.
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hpupIectlc Stroke,

CnlcAoo, July 2S.-Judge J. X. Slack,
Of Huntington, Ind, had stroke OF ap-
oplexy this morning while walking on
MfdisOn street He was taken to the
Alexandria Bros. Hospital where, al.
thoIgh IN a critical condition, he was at
last accounts still alive. He is promi.
nent in the State affairs Of Indiana.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
General News of the Various De-
partment, ut Washington.

WA>uNgToN, July 2S.-Secretary OF
the Treasury Windom to-day addressed
a communication to the Collectors oi
Customs at Boston and New York, from
which ports it is alleged the Internal
machines and combustihl"s which re-
Gently arrived at Liverpool were shipped.
The letters contained instructions to
the officers to use every endeavOr to
ascertain the names OF the cOnsigner OF
the packages. The Secretary, speaking
on the subject, said that while it may be
impossible for the Collectors to asCer-
tain directly the name OF the person, he
hopes at least to discover IA clue which
may lead to the detection OF the guilty
puns
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Crooked Doctor Arrested

WIND>uR, OST., July 2S.-pr. Cream,
OF Chicago, was arrested at Belle river
by Sheriff Ames, OF Boone county, Ills,
on the charge OF poisoning David Scott
OF that county year ago.
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ST. Louis, July 2S.-Emmett Jones,
the negro who shot and killed Atoine
Vale, deck hand on the steamer Lady
Lee, on the 10th inst was captured at
Braldwood yesterday and lodged in jail.
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Ssw YoRE, July 2S.-COtlon-Firrt
at lIiml2r; futures firm. Flour
Weak; receipts 1000 barrels; exports
2S 600 barrels; superiinc State and west.
ern IS 9Oa.l 90; common 10 gooi "Ntrh
Il SOFAS 30; good to choice - :!bi'G -,
white wheat extra - 2jGi6 -: "Ntr.
Ohio - SjGI6 -; -. Louis Il SIr'n -.
Minnesota patent process ~ 2Jt'N -.
WheaL-lCr2c better receipts $4,000
bushels; exports $4,000 bhsh"Is, IN.
graded spring SjcLlsl ". No. sprinG
II III: No. Chicago :: -; unHad"d red
81 0Sal 80; ungrdIci white II li'".
26I; 80. white, sales 80 bushels.
AZ II 2jGrl 25i; No. > rri seller July,
sales IA 00) bushels. at II 2jiMl 2Gi.
closing at il 2Gl: seller August, sales
~ 900 bushels. at : 26hnl 2G,, closing
at 81 26.; seller September, sa!es5l2,0OO
bushels, at = 27Idl 2Ss. closing a,
81 IS, seIl"rOrtObcr, sales 90 600 bush
els, at Il 2g:G ~; closing at :. 3Oi.
Corn-F'Irm; receipts POI 600 bushels;
exports 296 900 bushels: ungradci hh.
5S.: No 3, 81 4r; steamer jI!"; No. .. -
IA So: latter for choice 40. = whit 81
M,j9: No. 2scilcr July j1!Hfj, .r; sr.!"r
August 81 M51 ic; seller September -!
CyjSsc. Oats--lIighcr: receipts ir.'"'
bushels; western mixed ijC'i'r; N.iit"
western 47M,jOc. llay-pcmand TAR
and maket firm. Hops Quiet and
steady. Coffee Firm and IN mOIerat"
demand. Snyar-I I'nhang"d. MOias'cs
-Ouiet and unchanged. Petroleum
Dull: United 71!c; crude Gth7i"; r"-
fined 7ir. TaIlow-Steady at Gs'. hDam
Quiet at - OjG"2 07l. Turprntfnc--
Dull ami weak at IIm4iIc. E,.s--
Quiet and firm; at l5tAlGc Pork-
Dull and lower; new mess quotci a;
SIS OOalS -. Beci--Unsettlch. Cpt
Meats-Quiet and strong; long ".r;
short clear l0c. Lard Heavy; prime
steam 81 60. Buttrr Demand lair
and market firm at llm2. lc. Cheese
Weak and unsettled at 7(Gl0!c.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, July 2S.-Flour-St SteaIy
and unchanged. Whcat-Western
higher and firmer, but inactive; NO. >
winter red spot and seller July - u,
al 24l; seller August 81 2i!@l u sci.
Ter September Il 26iNCl -; seller Octo.
ber 81 2o.@l 30. Corn-Western
steady; mixed spot and seller July 81
a56,c; seller August jGic; blu seller
September 81 .Gj7 !c; seller Octobe 81
@59c; steamer 81 Oats-Steady. Rye
Nominal at SOClS5c. Hay y-Duil AMI
unchanged. Provisions-fIrm and un.
changed. Euttcr-firm; western grass
l3Gl7c. Eggs Dull. Petroleum
Nominal. CpHee-S;eady. SGgaI--
Dull; A soft sc. Whisky-tluiet.
Toledo
TOLEDO, July 2S.-Wheat--DulI; No.
. red spot 81 2lt; seller August - -;
seller October 81 2it: No. 3 rel 81 Il;
amber Michig n 81 2l,. Corn Quiet:
high mixed sc; No. Il OF j3c; s'Ihr
year i7,c.