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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-07-16
CHICAGO.

The Tone Of the Market Generally Firm.
CHICAGO, July l5.-The local money
market rules strong, yet although loan
ing funds are plenty, the relations OF de-
mand and supply are we'll maintained
OH finances and either party to the
transactions on cash funds is pleased
that the rate should be to 5per cent on
call and & to I on time. The clearings
for the week saturday estimated) are
S4l ,000,0 900, handsome showing OF
nearly 33l per cent. increase. Eastern
exchange is firm at discount OF - to 80
cents per 81, 900.
The general mercantile trade is lively,
and, for the season, pretty large. The
prices for most staples are unchanged,
and there are new features advanced
considerably with the pretty strong
feeling at the close. Corn was more
buliish, and prices steadily advanced !;
reaching the outside to-day. Oats also
showed great strength, disappointing all
expectations, and making happy those
who have been manipulating the mar.
ket Pork kept pace with the cereals,
while lard, being centered in strong
hands, doomed strongly and ended with
Il tremendous upward movement to-
day, cash, which leads the options con.
siierably, selling up to and closing at
Sl3.
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BOLD ROBBERY.
4 Clerk Waylaid aud Relieved
of $4,000.

Ngw YORK, July 4.-Wuri Wis -
ce,ycd az police headquarters this alter
noon iom the GRAND Central depot
that three Wen, apparently ped Hers,
hal stolen $1,000 in bills al the lei OF
AMI escaped. The men We're in IL
crnSci vendors wagon, the numb e OF
which Is knuwu,tO the police. I, c p,u-
tcu.ars are not given, but it is sur
INSET that the money WAS stolen OIt /
the express sale or office. \ Y neral
alarm was sent out, and the Diet c ives
rutto work.
The robbery, upon Investigation, VAS
found % have been committed boldly II
th- open street. At noon ChSs. Me,ssr-
smith. a clerk in the employ OF Jac Ia
Elpprrt, a brewer, drove in lg II
wagon lrOm the brewery Al Ninety SEE.
0ul street and Third avenue dowu to
deposit a SUN Of money in the Gernanla
ani Nassau Bank. With him IN
the wasOu Wis GuStaye \.
ArrtDu, the office boy. They
etEuei -. so in bills, done mp IN q pack
AZ. and hag with silver dollars. At
Enty-syvrnth street their wagon VAS
run into hy vendors Wagon, in WHICH
three men wrrr seated. The supposed
pe,ti.rUs sprang from their wagon. Two
ID. them attacked the clerk, while the
.lrI rut the lines OF his horse. In an
Instant they had seized the package OF
Bills, AMI jumping back into their wagon
drove lUriOuSly down Lexington ave-
aar. the bac OF silver failing into the
stree.
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IWUIII -IIFV NCIIIo FUI WVIH'
Bradlsugh's Threat Discussed.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
A Stream of Burning LavG-Horrible
Massacre.

A Stream Of Burning LavG-Horrible
Massacre.
SAN FLANCIsCo, July l4.-Advlces
from Honolulu report that a lava stream
from the Marina sea is likely to destroy
a portion OF iIloa and its harbor.
The Fiji Times OF April 80, says: \
horrible massacre was perpetrated at
Tapitiwa, one OF the line islands. The
natives were recently prosclytiz2d 10y Il
kanoka missionary named kubu, who
induced them to give up their weapons.
I.atterly the people OF the Southern poi.
ton OF the Island became dissatisfied
with the constant acquisitions on them
for Cobra, and the apOstallted kulu
preached crusade against them, armed
his followers and led them in person.
An indiscriminate slaughter ensued,
over one Thousand men, women and
children being massacred. The bodies
were collected IN a pile and burned.
Kuhn has been taken to Honolulu to
to answer for the crime.
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CINCIN N Att.
Trade, Cous:deting the Hot Weather,
Very Good.

Trade. Cous:deting the Hot Weather.
Very Good.
CGNCINNATr, July l5.-There WAS no
rain here from June 29th till July llth,
and with the thermometer reaching
higher than 30 degrees each day aud as
high as l03 degrees one day. brought Il
fearful mortality here the past week,
The deaths traceable to the hot weather
number3G There were very many more
prostratiOns. Business, OF course, where
personal activity WAS required, Was
greatly restricted. The rain Uf yester-
dav, and the decidedly cooler weather,
gives new impetus to the tagging busi-
ness. Dry goods have been almost
nominal, as there is no disposition to
buy except in case OF necessity. Light
fabrics are called for freely.
Groceries are excited By the strong in
crease in provisions and the iirmness III
brea istufs, but the volume OF business
is less than last week. Sugar, under
the scarcity OF fruit, is not much in de-
mand, and is easier. Provisions ruled
higher and closed with decided ad-
vance. Grain, too, is higher. Wheat
Is apparently recovering the loss ol last
week. Corn, under apprehensions OF a
short crop, is strong. Distillers, how
ever, favor cheap st. Louis grade, and
that checks the rise to some extent.
Whisky ruled steady and firm at 81 0S.
Cotton has advanced, closing at lie.
Hogs have advanced 25 to SOC, and are
firm.
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THI " Al. r. x. Il.
Matters Progressing Lovely -
The tir~t al the Year VIII
Find /, Completed.

tKarus.. July ID .-Chlri Ensiueer
hing. oi rn- Nur~,tuE and Lake Erle
Kll.Na,. while .u conversation with
REPORTER Yesterday, stated that the AZ
tan, rt the ro,l wrrr IN = uust prosper
8u, ranIIu1u. N.rh every vauuCr ut the
usI brmg lu>u,i Jn Iu.riu hy the
.r~r ui ias. ru-uu. wear. The lotdO
CuuurG has ggaH,~t ldru the right ot
nav r8, lu.sr mlr7 through the centre
o., .hr ,.g,. the ua,a o. be NId
W the ui CANA, bed The
contract lor the lawn. %. iur Iuuui-
alton of the hr.lsr across the
Maumer has been ruup.rlrd, with the
coalition ul It's being rrtdy tor sN,us-
.ug the iron work hy O,9nnrr .l. iur
w.p,r hr.agr. which - To h' a mIEnlU-
cent ,rpu structure with diIw span %iO
lrrt 100 u.u.th the largest ia the State
Is O. h.. rraty Tor the rails hy Drrrmher
ISt. pak llaruor has agreed tu donate
thirteen miles uI Way and RAISE \ sub
srrlu,lau oi S2i.OOO. ID this plan tvr the
road 10 strike Oak Uarbpy Us carried out,
Fremont may possibly hr lett in the cold
unless the remaining :, 900 OF the agreed
subscription oJ $4,000 Is made up. Cot.
King is here contracting with property
owners lOT the Tlght OF WaN.
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VICINITY VARIETIES.
Railroad War at Youngstown.

YOUNGSTOWN, O, July l5.-Grading
OH the road bed for the Pittsburgh,
Youngstown and Chicago railroad to Il
point near Carbon Station on the Pitts
burgh and Lake Erie railroad, was COM
menced yesterday. An official OF the
latter road, however, ordered the work
to be stopped, and the order was tenn
porarlly obeyed. Chauncey IL. An
drews, President OF the road, visited
Carbon last night, and this morning Il
large force OF men are at work pushing
the grading with all possible dispatch.
A railroad war is imminent, and the
PittsO Irgh and Lake Erie company pro-
pose to contest the progress OF the Pitts.
bdrgh, Youngstown and Chicago road at
every step.
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Official Bulletin at z. M.
sleeping Quietly at Ia This Morning
FIRE RECORD.
An Entire Square Burned at
bradford. Pa.-LOsS $4,000.

BRApFoRD, Pa, July l5.-A fire broke
out in a frame building on Main street,
and spread with great rapidty. Before
it was subdued all the buildings on the
square boundel by Main street, Newell
avenue, Webster street and the Erie
railroad were destroyed, all but three.
The principal losers are
Thomas Bradley, building, So
900; Greenwood Bros, clothlers, 81 900;
rheohald House, /. Hralon proprietor,
- coo: Union House, |. Mark proprle'
tor, 81, 900: Walsh Bros block, $1,000;
". f. storey, drugs, 5000: Gilbert u
Smith, billiards, $1,000; Lsaven's gro
cerv, $1,000; Bradford lee Company,
81 900; Hadgeman building, 900
There wee in all sixteen buildings
burned. All the above carrie insurance
covering One-hali their loss. The total
loss is estimated at 80 GOO \ report
prevailed for some time that Two per
sons hal periShed in the tire. lnveStI'
va,i0n ,roved the report 10 be false. Inc
buildings wrr, a! frame, and burned
RAPIDLY. The ire hat gained c"nSldrra'
bic headwav before the alarm was
sounded, consequently the ilrenen were
placed At disadvantage at the start
The buildings will ali he re.erected
within 4 month.
AtArovidence, X. l.
PRovIDENCR, X. l., July l1.-Ihe
building used rs finishing room, adj
Joining the West Mill at StatesvlIle, was
burned last night. Loss estimated at
Sl0O,OOO: insured. Seven hundred OPP
eratives are thrown out OF work.
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more animated, but not active. Fair
refining is quoted at 74c, with conces.
sions to buyers in view of the dullness
OF the English and Cuban markets. In
refined sugar the over production still
continues. The arrangements between
the refners to reduce the production has
been merely tacit and not much needed.
Rio coffee is dull and inactive but
outside buyers appeared and caused
prices to be shade tirmer. Mild grades
of coffee are in moderate demand and
prices are sustained.
The failures ofthe week although SOME
what numerous, amounting to seventy
eight, cannot be said to be important or
significant. The trade OF the country
generally is in healthy condition and
active for this season OF the year.
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Ahnut krinR. the Murderer.

ST. Louis, July Notwithstanding
the fact that Chief Justice Sherwood
Yesterday granted stay OF execution
in the case OF Charles +. krlng, Senteu-
ced TO be hanged to day, Circuit Attor-
new Harris sent instructions to Sheriff
Mason this morning to oproceed with the
execution. The sheriff consulted coun-
sci and notified Mr.. Harris that he de
clined to recognize his authority III the
matter. Opinion is somewhat divided
as to whether Sherwood had authority
under the circumstances 10 grant stay
or take any action at all i'll the case.
Public feeling is quite strong here
against kring, and perhaps 4 majority
OF the people wish to have him suffer
the full penalty OF tue law for the afro
cious crime he committed.
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kUSSl a.

A Dastardly Outrage Perpetrated Upon
laborers
Sr. PETEgsruGG, July l5.-Thc kiet
newspaper, Labo"r, publishes 4 tc!e-
gram from Ponlivr, Province OF kOorsta,
which states that nineteen men and
girls were shu. in Il barn by the steward
oi the property called the "Bo!gln" for
reiu>ing to work, and that AL were
burned 10 death by village mob setting
fire lo the buIiiug. One person arrest
pI confessed t. his share in the crime
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Vol. 10.
TfIESEWS
.nttnr DAY in Pithy Paragraphs.

Df the Day in PlthN Paragraphs.
The Garfield iund now amounts to
S.+5OO0.
N,ho,els have thus lar this summer
-rruti away any Jews.
R,stan Is giving its poor children Tree
.xrrrsinrs this wear, and takes | POO on
each occasion.
The French elections for members OF
-be Chamber OF Deputies, has been liX-
~ ior O.lobrr =.
The French iron-clad fleet has arrived
~ ~iax. The insurgents seem dis
,.r-,.d 90 submit
William l.. Palmer, n button manG-
timer oi Jersey City, has laIIrd, his
Ie5ts hr.ua $4,000
rr Wednesday next General " T.
,.I...~..,r. ., 90 b,. at Mansfield, -. tie
..H. h- thr guest ut the senator.
I,rr Z. Van Wormrr, chief clerk OF
49,. p's,,rtt,r Department 1T Washing
,, ,..Y ,l a leave Of absence.
item Graut has bought more, live
~ THIS uur "a team ol itm"Iet"n.
nm ,.srr.s.r horses, i's which "a pA'd
sI0un ..-..r.
Bl-h,p ~tbyi-us I'r S,NI wars .,,I W.,
rector ul the uG-t" u' ''r '',.'.','' W.,
he, created q cardinal ~ Tue "'N' '''
s.Srury.
,..r.,rlrr / Amrnd, .Asrr beer Drew prev
.r,.,t N-w York. have H'''" "' -,
NM Nm Sinclair has rrru apy''A'e"
r...iyrr.
~ ,r.t-,,pa translated "k",E Of
VI ,,.'l, atm. and ,r is sung hy
N-9 ,...r.. m man, converts on the
N''.' .....,,
,...,...,. -rr,.,s,,r. clerks ~ lla
v. ,.,,.' 'J.,.rtrd while rnucucrlug a
-. -, .,r rnbuiug the Government,
,...,..r,iav and sent To prison.
.. ., ...,..., .,I.,, Inv t,,uI alleged
',''.. III .,..mI SrD UDD 900 % hoid
tAAL "' """'' II. .bouIi rpue a
the 'n',Net uP 'pr..iJ4nr.s assassina
pan" "'U' ''''
i'h. ...r., .a..I-,;,.l
Chief JuNlI'' O'''"L'.' %, '"v ~ -
states court, Is rePorte" l" Ce nS'H SIN ''l
az the residence oi MI 'A'ep II. AleI'
in Cornish, Vie. Inc PHES'c..a"s s''N
u.s death IS likely 10 "''Ur Ill " le"
lays.
Father >hrrly lorOiIs auy petition 10
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SPORTING.
PITTSBURGH RACES.
Bonesetter Drops Dead-Maud b. to &c
To-day-Other Events

Bonesetter Drops Dead-Maud y. to Go
To-day-Other Events
PITTSBURGH, July l5.-About eight
Thousand people were in attendance
at the races at the Pittsburgh Driv-
ing Park to-day. The weather was tine
and the track in first class condition.
The races, although quite exciting, were
not remarkable for fast time.
Belle OF Lexington won
Yesterdays unfinished 2:34 class, for
Il purse OF $1,000, after seven heats.
Charley Ford took the first place in the
2:l5 class, and Midnight i'll the 2:l9
class At the end Of the second heat in
the 2:l9 race, Boneselter dropped dead.
He was owned by NJ. Y. Bemis, of Chi
cagO, and was valued at Sl5,0O0. 4
pUst-mOrtem examination will be held
a, Homewood tonight to find out what
caused his death.
For tomorrow, an extra programme
has been arranged in addition to the
3:25 class, purse 81 800, which was post.
pOned to-day on account OF the
darkness. Maud S. will endeavor to
beat her best time OF Wednesday, and
Matte Hunter and Little Brown Jug
will pace agalnst Sleepy Toms time,
2:l2i.
Sporting Spray.
Budd Doble will drive Monroe Chief
in the stallion race at Chicago.
The Queen OF the Turf will go to Chi
cago next week
Some records have been wrecked at the
Pittsburgh Park this week.
The well known trotter American Girl
was badly gored by bull at Ottawa,
Canada, yesterday.
Ed. Hanlan has presented Wallace
Ross with handsome gold medal in re-
membrance for kind offices OF the recip-
lent during the champions stay in Eng
land,
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" ew YORK.

New YORK, July lj.-Cotton-Dull
at i 9-l6GGll l3 ICE; futures easy. Flour
Steady; receipts $4,000 barrels:
exports $4,000 barrels, superiine State
and western - OGIi -; common 10
good extra 81 90G5 %; good to choice
s. 30G6 IS; white wheat extra S. 25(9
6 -: extra Ohio 81 95(G6 15; st. Louis
4 95G6 rs; Minnesota patent process
81 25GS 90. Wheat-Higher, closing
firm; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
- GOO bushels; ungraded spring 81 ora
IL; No. > spring 81 l51@l IL; No. ,
spring 81 20l No > Chicago 81 2ll uu-
graded red OSM$I p; No. > do 81 70,
canal II 2HGl ~ rail No. red
81 2SiGDl 2Si; steamer do 81 22; un-
graded white 81 23Grl -; No. do
sales 800 bushels, at II 70; steamer
de- Il u !; No. . red seller July, sales
2OS OOJ bushels. at 81 1s6l 2Si seller
August, sales 3S4 900 bushels, at 81 "a,
Grl 25,; seller September. sales 3l2,000
bushels, AT 81 u ,idll % seller October,
sales 5000 bushels, at 81 26i. Corn
Opened Il shade better, closing scarcely 40
firm; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
IND on bushels; hot 45C@ i1c; ungra'icd
lShjGir: No. > jlr; steamer j3c; No.
:. jG!mj1c; No. = white 5Simj9!c;
M seller July 5G!mj5,c; seller Au-
gust % Caj7 g.; seller September '5t
tG5S!c Oats - Demand active and
prices advanced; receipts -, 900 bushels;
exports It., 600 bushels, western mixed
42(Gi3tc: white western I2(94Gc. Hay
Dull at 4jGIjO Hops Quiet but
steady. CoHre-Quirt and unchanged.
Sugar-QnIct and firm; fair to good
refining 7!d7.c Moasses and
unchanged Rice Quiet and steady.
Petroleum Fair and steady; United
74.c, crude G.my1,c; refined 7ic. Tai.
low in tair demand and a shade easier
at G;MGi'. Eosin Quiet and unchang-
cd. 1nrrentine-FIrm at i2942!c.
Egg Dull and weak at lG1I6!c Pork
N"w mrss, for export, Sl7 GOALS -.
Beei-tlrict ami firm Cut Meats
Quiet and firm; long clear Ole; short
clear 9ir. l.ard-U Uusettled; prime
steam Sl3 10. Butter - Buyers favor
ll@22ic. Cheese-tnsett!ed at 1!C@
l0ic.
BALTINoR9, July l5 Fiour-Qui-t.
Wheat w rstern higher but spot inac.
tive; No. winter red spot II 2btg
2G!; seller July II 25.@l %. sci.
Ter August 81 23!l 23,; seller Septem.
Der 81 224Gl 22: seller October 81 2j!
al 25l. Corn-Western lirmer; mixed
spot and seller July 55!c: seller Aug
ust 5G2c; seller September 81. &C; steam
er 49lc. Oats - Firm; western white
39G40c mixed 35G37c. Rye-Quiet
at soc. Hay Dull. Provisions-Firm
and tending upward Mess Pork-At
Sl7 75@lS %. Bulk Meats-Packed II
69Ic. Bacon-Shoulders Sc; clear rib
sides lO.c; hams l29l3c. Lard -
Refined l2lc. Butter-Quiet; western
fresh grass l39l7c. Eggs-Easy at l4c.
Petroieum-Dull; refined 7s@Sc. Coffee
Quiet; Rio cargoes 9t@lltc. Sugar
Firm; A soft l0c. Whisky--Easler at
81 ll!@l II.
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OUT OF THE WOODS
is THE LATEST WORD FROM The
PRESIDENTS BEDSIDE.
The Dispatches from the National Capital
Indicate That the Wounded Hero Has
Passed the Crisis and is Now on
the Highway TO final Recovery
What the Doctors Say.
THE MYSTERIOUS WOMAN IN BLACK.
THE WOUNDED STATESMAN.

w ~ - ~ - - n ~
He IsNow Thought to be Out of All
Danger of Dea,h-Senator ConKling's 8
Visit Explained - The Woman In
Black.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July l5.-There
is comparatively little beyond the fact
that there is a steady progress toward
recovery, that can be sail as to the
Presidents condition. He continues to
improve. The official bulletins are
better as they are issued, AMI the doc
tors speak more confidently every hour
of his case In short there
is no doubt that he Is
out CT any great danger and practically
Out of All Danger OF Death.
1t is now resolved down to Il question OF
how long Il time It will be before he Is
himself again. The physicians say that
it will be several months, but that be-
lore that happy development takes place
he will have recovered sufficiently some
time in advance to transact the neces-
sarv executive business in so lar as the
signing Oi papers and the execution OF
routine duty is concerned. 1t is now un-
drr-tOOd that the only
Reason for Ex-senator Conkling's Visit
to Washington at this time was to call
at the White House and convey his
sympathy and joy at the bright pros.
poets OF recovery.
To night there We're at the White
House only the members OF the Cabinet,
their ladies and one or two newspaper
men. The favorable symptoms and
bright hopes were kept up by every re-
port from the sick room.
At IL O'clock Everything was in the High
est Promise,
and the later hours did not change it
during the night. The most encourag.
ing sign IN the President 5
case is his constantly in
crrasing appetite. The doctors are
beginning to satisfy il by stronger food
and he picks up rapidly under such
agreeable treatment.
DR.. Bliss said this afternoon: There
is absolutely nothing now that can tell
YOU. Tie President continues to im-
prove and to be comfortable"
IluS lItlt bttll NbNAi INNNi w
day"
"The Fever Has Been Very Slight.
The President has slept good deal
during the day and is doing nicely"
Is there any change i'll the treat
ment -
I'VE are now giving him stronger iood
than heretofore. He reishcs it and is
grateful when We give it to him. En-
cept the administration OF stronger food
there il hut the least change III the treat
ment."
The mysterious
Lady in Black
who has been spoken oil somewhat IN
connection with the assassination Oi the
President. was at the White House
gates Yesterday and to day. She
was in search of Il certain
newspaper man who, she said, has
written her ny shamriuIiv." II hap
penpd each time she called, that the
man she Was inquring t"r MAS not at
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Now, won't you please see when

Now, won't you please see when
Mr.. Blank can see me-"
This was done very unwillinglr. 1t
seemed 10 be quite out OF the usual or
der OF things tor a man not to walk oil
when he was told that the one whom he
had called to See was engaged.
'In (h)awlf an hour" was the res
pOnse, after time.
came back in "hawli an hour" and
after waiting another "hawlf' hour Was
admitted. Then | discovered that the
man whom | had called to see, and who,
| had been told, was the one to whom
the matter wished to talk about should
be referred, knew nothing concerning
the thing IN question. lie
Referred Me TO Another Official,
whom managed to meet after some
more delay; and then | discovered that
he, too, was utterly ignorant, and could
give me no information as to the points
which | desired to be posted on. then
went back to the lower OtliCe-from
whence had originally started-and
there learned that perhaps an official
in the rear room could give me- the de.
sired information. | gained access TO
him and in couple OF minutes | dis
covered that he was the one was in
search OF, aud | soon obtained from s:lm
what he knew in reference TO the sub
ieCt under consideration.
1t was about four hours from the time
that lett the first office till | returned
to it. What ! wished to know was
finally told in one minute, ami should
not have taken from the outset more
Than three minutes.
These Cases Are an Average Character,
and are fairly illustrative OF the method
In which business is conducted in tins
favored land. IL would seem 10 be the
case that business man looks on every
other man who calls on him as an lntru-
der, and treats him accordingly. There
is an ordinary news stand fer the sale OF
the daily and weekly newspapers in
Charing Cross depot. The proprietor
has a snail portion rallied oil where he
keep the books, and within which he
keeps himself secluded from the vulgar
herd. while the sale OF the papers ls in
trusted tO cheap subordinate. Wish
ing to see him personally to make some
inquiries. | thought could expedite
matters by sending in my Yankee busi-
uess card The boy asked the usual
question,
"Cawn't Do What You Want?"
and upon being told that desired 10
deal with the principal OF the esta' lsh
ment, he went behind the curtain
with the card, soon after returning with
tha iniorn,utinn. HHp'O he hOut pres.
emily"
waited some eight or ten minutes
for him To come out, aud then went
away. The chap evidently thought that
having gotten an American journalist
cooling his heels on the outside, he
would make the most OF the situation.
This cheap huckster, is, IN his way, a
perfect representative OF the British
business manor, at least, all OF HIM
that have had the fortune or mSfor-
tune to come in contact with.
}. +. B.
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LOUISVILLE 4.
Marke Active and Tending Upward.

Market ActlVe and Tending Upward.
LOUISVILLE, July l5.-Notwithstand-
ing the excessively hot weather, the
provision trade has been active, with the
market very strong with an upward
tendency and higher prices. 1t is re-
ported that while the stock here is not
large the general movement has been
very large and the board OF trades
report Of the receipts and shipments is
very considerably over the reports of
last week. The tobacco market contin-
ues to display some tirmness in prices
which has marked it lor several weeks.
Lugs are exceptionally strong. All grades
of barley are very scarce, and prices are
as high as at any time during the Sea.
son.