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The Telephone Company VIII, perhaps
begin to realize at lat that plant
az lint the bad management in raras is DO
lie talk. We have again aud az n urg, d
the necessity Of an improvement Ia the ser
Fce puI no nOtlce was taken OF CON-
plants The subscribers are in earnest at
least aud are now memoralzng the man.
agement to make some change in affairs
and tit is not done they intend to make no
more payments Tor the use of an idle and
unprt fi'able nsrumen'. The long num-
br OF names to the memorial shows The
Immunity Of feeling The local manage.
oent seem to think that public opinion can
be dehed Weare glad to see that the ciii
zens OF Dallas are Ia earnest. They are tired
OF being dictated to by men who are NOT
capable Of handling the duties assignt d
them, We will be glad to see go Oh ser
vice. but If We must go at the pre.eut rate
lei ms have no telephone.
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shot by an NVcngcr.

CINCINNATI, Dec, @-Charles Russell
shot aud killed Charles Lewis at Filth and
John streets TO night TIE men are color,d
Lewis had iusulted Ruissll's sister during
the afternoon, and when the men met 10.
night quarrel ensued with the above To.
suits,
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MILWAUKEE, Dee. S.--The englue.build
inr aud iron h-ms will reduce the wages Of
employees Jaur'ry 1, 1854, 10 per cent, and
IN some cases H. 90 rs. The movement /,
general throughout the city on account oil
competition OF eastern firms. As many a,
100 men have been DISCHARGED,
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MouNr CARMEL, Pa, Dec. a. Wedues.
day n,eht a miner was seriously burhSu by
an explosion OF sulphur iu the Cameron
cnlliery. Mine Inspector Ryan finding The
mine poorly ventilated brought suit
against the colllery officials for violating
the laws relative 90 ventilation.
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INDICATIONS.

For the Western Gulf States warmer and
partly cloudy weather local rains; variable
W'ndf mostly southerly and shifting in the
nor'hernp portions to colder weather; falling. fol-
lowed by rising buometer
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Additional eh
EXCITEMENT ~ THE " '"""'H" -
ri


EXCITEMENT IN THE ~ 'hA"DER O.
DFPUJ
p,pts No 90 !. bamber OF dapu.
ties Premier Ferry 1T iha' the govern
mtnt would not a'lo , GUlu uhs year 10
pass without the ini,IIiIIn W uohSt'lu'
tional reform. Th41tnut ip,oPoIe u re. re-
~ hal;or,do I revision useful.
TbSir "ct ioy'N jbo different from
tbat oS 49," fson who would
nrnnose 'sio rely TO have II re-
iacted nil raoi caused great excite
msnt orana H. teme left and much
angry tsiLs GilHughes used strong
Iopc11oaa 80 Ferry, and the house
oydcrsJ IL bn from the remainder
of Tho s;t,inn action OF the senate re-.
sstshi,sbiros lary OF the Arch Bishop
Of Paris rrhamber Of deputies had
rsdnnsd - approved by the cham.
her Rail- Jand chamber adjourned
10 H. az ghary.
Parrn w" ,G3tr Marine has received dis.
nstcSas IAdmiTal Courbet dated
Wsno; der 20 h. Courbet states
that bs 20, u to Hanoi after the capture
Of ann,on p fall in the river preventing
an jrnns attack on Hong Hal,
French r. troops occupy Sontag and the
corIs On liver in strong JORGE.
kssAssINATRD.
CT pksBURG, Dec 0.-Lieutenani-
Oolo,o Iierkin, Of the gendarmerle, cbitf
If den Jent in the military government
# 81 fsburg tor the preservation OF or
Isr Murdered in house near Newsky.
rbs " with him was mortally wound
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lfaparty should attempt to insure / Ia
premises for three or four times their value
his application would be rejected by ALI
honest companies. But there are indiyid.
nals all over the country, and even here in
Dallss who have their lives insured for
large sums OF money, and II these same In
uiVluuals were restricted in taking out
their policies to their actual worth the in.
surance on their carcasSes would be yery
light There is many man who has his
NE insured for thousands of dollars who
wouldn't sell at public auction for CIV
cents. But such is life Insurance.
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NEw NoRK, Dec. 81 d. Laying, form
erly general MANAGER 900 the ponnsvlvsnin
railroad, and more rHa atty ot the Chi,,so
* Northwestern. has been appointed ren.
al msnn.er ut the West Shore aud New
York * Oliario roads.
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j. H. COPELAND, a lawyer OF San Auto
mo- was candidate fer mayor of that city
al inc last election and was defeated by a
small majority. The Express during thc
canvass published an article questioning
oorELASD's honesty in the matter Of AN es.
t'e OF which COPELAND was administrator
COPELAND brought suit against the Expires,
publishing company, alleging that the ar.
'iele was false and malicious aud had do.
prlved him OF the election. Last week n
jury awarded plaintiil' damages in $500
which is the mayors salary for term
The amount asked for was S25 900.
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CcnrrnI Crnnt,, ConIi,i,r.

NEw NoRT, Tee. % There is marked
Improvement in General Grants condition
to'dsy. The pain Is not 50 severe aud he
rested comfortably during the night. Tho
phlscisns say he will be out in three OF
four DAYS,
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IIIrh rnnrh nrfnnlnni.

Ntw NoRS, Dec, - Rose Koran. ior
mrtly lady's maid to Lady Vaudeville. he
van a suit TO recover S2O,OO0 as damages iol
flse arrest and imprisunment az the IN.
stance o. Lord aud Lady Mandeyillc. wnr
charged the ward with larceny.
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OSroHp, Ala Dec. e9-rhe stores of
nrtner, Son & Co, nNp,r, Mathis 4 Co
Phillips & Rsucv, r. 81 Warner 4 Son.
we're damsrsd by Tire. Loss, 5000. in.
turarcp. $1,000. w. '"'
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Mnrl, of ths Flnme..

New ORLEANS, Dec. 2e-The Pioayune's
Arcadia special Gays several business
h. uses are burned, Loss, SIS. 900; insur-
ance. So 500
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PrrRupo, Dec, 20 The employees OF tho
tableware glaze house were mott lied ia, nlpbt
that \ tvdngdon OF Z, L. per cen, would
take eject on January Isl. In this cl,y
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employed by the roads as thboriEe.
agent nor pay it to any one Xviii vse
any portion Of the commisl for fhf
purpose OF cutting : agrer'
rates. No company wdi c.
oago or st. Louis shall be rived y
l'sle passage tickets beyond es
terDiisu', or on the eastern I'd ~
tne western ttrmini. IL any roaeaA
sgreemrnt the other roads N.Y.
hemse'vs'and each other by dIptilnns
business relations with 20 NV
IN rxteut as may BIO neg
70 elect ihn obirct Of tn coy 'o on
ANY company may ViilrH 30
niAelV dsvS notice pclig 49,;
signing OF the a1rcem NJ. ~ vu,,
river llues rrree to
paying COUNT. ion To III Al
other thea ,u'horT-d al -
western to-fs "t,te 10 sign thi Ep
except the I,,,k Leland aud OK" a.,
i,n,.N, aod they he'd to be gibc;sion
W. trr'da7 10 announce thG ''''''
when Another conference will f. p,oL
LArsE-the Chicago & AltJorn,iisnoooGG
lslaud roads, after the conferred on'I,,ai
that they will accept 70 ou', III.
IN The memorandum. Tn -,
Willingness TO agree with tfa;a - tc 20
roads as to the maximum {! ,s n,I, ~ 20 20
p6id, but reserying the ri KY ~ - =.
whoever they elect. andl w wv -
mo no compact with theEarn i,,''
Tors policy is adhered 10 ''''o'' ~ 10
'l'u "l.. be deemed M
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A Hotel Burned.
AIhTIN-AnnENnA

WILLIAMS BRIDGE, n Y, Dsc. % The
Rye Beach Hotel is burned. Loss, S75, 1000.
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9flQrrtcd.

JACKSON IUksnN Al IN, ,,y,,..,.,... =,
feNh Ulckton. ON tho nth slant MIR IA
IAeSsor ani Miss Slrth Dickson. ELDER
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LIVERPOOL, Dec. % Charles Inman,
banker and merchant, has failed; liabilities,
$50 600.
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Samford's &adtcaI Gmre.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,

Tho Great RglWmio DstIllatioa Of Witch Hazel
hmerietu Pine, Canadian Fur, hangcld, Glover
Blossom, Etc,
For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure
OF every form OF Ca.arrh from a simple Head
Io'd or lnHucnza t1 ,hc Loss OF Smfll Taste
and Hoariug Tough, bronchitis and lncipieut
Consumption. Ruliefiu Ave minutes In any nnd
every case Nothing like H. Graf ,ful, fra.
picaion, aud Is rapid radical, pern ancnt ana
never falling
one bottle Radical Cure, one Box Catarrhal
Solvent aud senioris Inhaler. all Ia one nsck.
age, fo'u inga complete treatment OF al drug.
rists for ~ Ask tor SNNFuWn's RAMCAL Crnr
nnLI,n MnrM Avn NmLMIL u o. nn.lnn
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NTTfNV CuRA SOAP. Absolutely pure,
~ \ Il highly med Gina. indofsed by
phySi 'ians, preferred by tue elite Sales, lsSl
aud 1852, L0NOO0 cakes. Sold everywhere.
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Gttttcnra

(1l ]. ! !: ! !. (: ):
SZHEGREatZ SA2VGZlH6'S
-- ITO CLEANSE THE
E,llS it m l skin, Scalp and
q, n. EI- Blood ofltching, Scaly,
( q. e. fimplv, ScrOmOuS, In :
AS s'' herltCd and Contagious
!. !. !: !. !.
w. % II Y llumOts, Blood POis
IL, Z. % OnS, Ulcers, AbCesses.
Y Gcl aud lnfantile skin Tor.
- ... M lures, the CUTICURA
n ~ REaRDtEs are infalH
ANY, No. be Cuticura Resell
ANN vent the new Blood
LNNMN I'm Purifier Dluretio and
~ SNO\ Aperient eNpels dis.
W case germs from the
Blood IN Precipitation aud thus removes the
cause. CutiCurtN the great SKIN Cure, instantly
allays Itching and Inflammation clears the
skin aud Scalp, hcals Ulcers and Sores re-
stores the complexion, tutCura Soap, au ex.
qnis,te skin lieauHiiet and Toilet Requisite, Is
Indispensable In treating skin discaseF aud for
rough, chapppd or greasy skin, black heads
olOtchCS aad BABY humors Cutlcura X m tdie
beauunsrs.
HOUGHroN, ESQ. lawyer. % state
StroCt Boston, reports a case Oi salt Rheum un-
der his observation for ten years. which cover.
cd the patients body and limbs, and to which
all known methods Of treatment had been an
piled without benefit which was completely
cured solely ny the tutCura Remedies leaving
u clean and healthy sk n,
Mr.. and Mrs EVERETT STERBINS, Bclchcr.
town, Mass wrte our little boy was terribly
aihljicd with SCrolula, Salt Rheum and Erysip-
elias ever since he was born, and nothing we
could yive him helped him until we tried Cuti.
cura Remed cs, which gradUaliy cured him. un
! I'll he Is now as fair as any child.
| II Il. CARrEN Err. Henderson. y. Y. cured
| OF Psoriasis or laprosy Of twenty years stant-
| lug hy Cuticura Remedies The most wonder
| iul cure on record 4 dustpAu full OF sNa'es
! tell from him daily. Physicians and his friends
| thought he must die Cure sworn 20 before a
Justice Of the peace and Heudeison's most prom
| neut oiuyenS
Hon, WM. TAYLOR, health commissioner,
| Boston, says After three months use OF the
Cuucura Rem dies, aud twelve years OF as con.
stAnt suffering from SCrofu,ouS Huuor Of the
lace, neck aud 80 lip as was ever endured | can
say that Anu cured and pronounce my case the
! mMt t"mOtkab'c ON record,
sold by all druggist Cuuoura, 10 cents Il.
J solvent VI soap, . cents POTTER DRUG
| ana CHEMlCAL CO., Boston. Nass.
scn' tea How to Core skin Diseases
! NTTtNV CuRA SOAP. Absolutely puro.
w \ h highly mcdCiua' Endorsed by
| phySi 'ianS, preferred by tue elite Sales lSSl
anu lNN2 l,ON,OOO cakes. sold everywhere
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jusT kEl EIvEu AT
- OLA O Way 81 CO.'S
'ar Michigan Potatoes,
Vnr OF Aprlcs,
100 takes Ur,necs aud Lc,,ons.
N'N E.sh Sew Ralslns, Malagar GrA,s
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&SQIHEGPE1IIc SNINGZLRMN

ITO CLEANSE THF
l skin, Scalp and
Blood ofltching, Scaly.
fimplv, ScrofulouS, In,
herltCd and Contagious
llumOts, Blood Pois
OnS, Ulcers, AbCesses,
aud lnfantile Skin Tor,
lures, the CUTICURA
RsHEDtEs are infalli
be Cuticura Resell,
vent the new Blood
Purifier. Dluretio and
Aperient eXpels dis,
q
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sold by all druggist Cuuoura, 40 cents. Re
solvent VI soap, % cents POTTER DRUG
and CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Nass
SCnf tcr How tn Cnrc Skin Diseases
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, July 30 Flour steady: reeeipte.
10000 brls; exports, 1900 brls. Wheat-Cash
steady, alterward declined ssG 5sc. closing firm;
receipts. 7l.00o bu: exports, 16S,000 bu; un-
graded red, 81. 020l.16le; No. 3 red, Sl.11l
No. 2 red. S1.1340l.13le; steamer, $1.l4as,
afioat; 81 1601.16l9 in elevator; ungraded
white, S2o0$l.05; No. 2 red, August, sales nf
272, 900 blu at Sl.1301.137s, closing at $1.l37s
September. sales of 1,3l2,000 bu at $l.15ls0
I.165s, closing at Sligo; October, sales of 784,
900 bu at ST. 175a01.1S6s. closing at 81. $40;
closing at 81. 20le. Corn opened l21 Sac lower,
afterward recovered part of the decline. closing
bn: nngraded. 5o06llsc: No. 8. 55056c: No. Q,
81 loO6l SIC No. ., Jniy. 606bOl4c, closing at
6O4c August. 6O406oac, closing at 60lac;
September. ~6l406l4c, closing al 81 l9c: Octo-
her, ~61l206l7ec, closing AT 614e; November,
6lA 062c, closing at ol7ec. Oats le0l1ec
lower, closing stronger; receipts, 10000 bn: ex-
Western, 4705le No. 2 Chicago, 80 O395sc.
Hay firm. Coffee dun; Rio eargoes, 707.2Ue.
sugar quiet, refined lower; of A, 77s08e: stand
ard A, S405ssc; grapnlated, 8 IS l60S7sc.
Petroleum dull; united certificates, $l.077s.
raliow quiet ut 1907 7-16c. Rosin dull. Tur-
pentine steady at SIC Eggs-Western fresh
irm at &c. Pork firm; new mess,
Sl60l6. 80. Cut meats nOinInal: long-clear
middles, Sloc. Lard dull: prime steam, S.92I40
| 8 1896; August, ~S.930S.99e;I September. 9.05 %
9.l0e; October, 9.I109.1 5c: November. $500
&c. Butter steady and unchanged. Cheese firm.
CHICAGO. July 30 Flour dun and I'M
CHANGED. Wheat irregular and active; regular,
sl.OOs91.O1 July; Sl.O1l00I.01Ss August;
| ii. O~35s01.034 September; 81. 05D i.O5ss Octo-
Der; $l.064 November; $1.007e01.O1 all the
wear; No. Q Chicago spring, ST O0A; No. 3
Chicago spring, S6la0S7c; No. 2 red winter,
81 .070l.08. Corn in fair demand, bnt easier;
51asQ5ll2c cash and July; 500s0504e Au-
gust; 50le050ssc September, 5O405Osec Octo-
her; 45Ac all the year. Oats easier; 294c
cash: 29sic july; 27l9c August; ~26ie026aac
| september; 263l 027c October; 20es D26i ac all
The year. Rye quiet and unchanged nj 56lac.
Flaxseed qniet AT Sl.32 Barley quiet; nc
hid September. Provisions-Mess pork in fair
| fafno nj hnt af lnurnr Yafags G12 ~ n 20 GIL L,
cash; $3.50 July and August; Sl3. e50 ID. 9719
september: $l4 o5014 o7l2 October; ST.. ID a
1870 all the year. Laryt in fair demand, but
at lower rates; S.77lad S soc cash, Jnly and
| August: 3. 90GS. 92ioc September; 8 97lac Octo-
| her; S.3790S 4Oc all the year. Bnls meats Ia
Fair deinand; shoulders. 6.50c; short ribs, Z. 65c:
short clear, S.1nc. Butter que; aud un-
| changed. Eggs quiet and unchanged. Whisky
| steady and unchanged, Freights - Corn Ia
Buffalo, please per hu. Receiuts-Flour 5000
| iris; wheat, $4,000 hi; corn, 100000 0u. uats
J $4,000 bui rye, 10000 bui barley, 3,4V0 ou'
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RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST r~wENrY-FouR HOURS.
Grain and Provisions at Chicago.

t@ARA A1es
CHICAGO, July 3U.-Regular wheat. irregular
ana only moderately active; early sales were
made at ss D i9c under the closing of Saturday,
but closed a shade firmer. Sales ranged at
81 .007s01.01 for July III .005s G1.01l9 for Au-
gust, 81 .o27sD1.o3Ss for September, S1.04A0
l .o5 for October, $l.o5401.064 for November,
$I.O0le01.007s for the year; spring, $101.oo&
winter, 81 OF.
Corn, a light volume of business and easier.
Sales ranged at 81 80 q 81 l9c for July. 504D507sc
for August, 50l40505sc for September, 500
5Ossc for October. 45Ss a 45% for the year, 46l9c
for May.
Oats were IN fair demand, but easier; opened
lsa aac under Saturdays closing and closed Len
sc lower. Sales ranged at 29ls for July,
267s027l9c for August, 257s 9265sc for septem-
Der. 26ssa27c for October, ~255s026lec for the
year.
Pork was fairly active; opened l0015e under
the closing on Saturday, declined 7loD1Oc,
rallied a l0c, receded agatn to the inside rang e
ana closed steady. Sales ranged at $1,000
Is rs for July ana August, Sl3 81 20l3.971a for
September, $l3 92ia0l4071o for October.
$12.65 Dl2.70 for the year.
Lard was in fair inqsiry but declined 100. 15c
on the whole range. sales ranged at s. rs 3 .s5c
July and August, S.900S 95c for September,
8 80 49, Tor October. S.500S.5 81 'oc for NoveIn-
Der, 8. 30 as .4oc for the year.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS

Anthracite GOAL, 1878 y tou; Pittsburg coal,
1925 v ton; Raymond City coal, "a y ton;
block coal, R3 y Ton; block nut, 800 q ton;
Blossburg coal, S6 y ton: crushed coke. 12o Y
bush: lump coke, loo v bush; Connelsvilie coke,
l5c y bush.
CANNED GOODS.
Tomatoes-Two-pound cans. IS a90c: 3-Dound,
81 0l.25. Peaches-Standard 3-pound. $1,000
q 2-pound seconds. Sl.35 b 40: 2-pOund stand
ard. Sl.6O6170 20. C~0rn-Poik's 2-uound cans,
Sl.lODl.20; Yarmouth, ~Sl.3U0l.35; Revere.
Sl.30Ol.35; McMurray. Sl.250l30. Blackner-
ries. 2-pound. 95cd 81 .05; raspoerries. 2-nound.
81. 500l.60. pineapple. standard 2-pound 81, so
az; second do. S1.400l.50; cove oysters. J.
pound. full weight. Sl0l.05 hight, 55070c; 2
pound-full. S~1.750l.So; light. 81 .05Dl.20; string
beans, 90c0l; Lima beans, 81 al 40; peas: mar
rowfat. a5e0$1.40; small. Sl.4OQl.50; l~obsters,
Sl.75Ol.e0.
DRY GOODS.
PRINTs-AlbiOn's. solid c0lors 5l9c, American
fancy &c. Aliens fancy &c, Aliens dark &c.
Aliens pink 6l9e, Arnold's 6l9c. Berlin solid col
ors 5l9c, Cocheco 6lee, COnesUoga &c. Dunnells
&c, EddystOne 6l0c. Gloucester 5lsc. Hartel
&c, Harmony DC, Hamilton &c. Greenwich
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 80.
Bankers report business only moderately act
i've. Checking and depositing were in fair vol
ume. Mails were large. Rates are unchanged
at 8 per cent. with a brisk demand. Eastern ex-
change is slow sale at par.
The New York Money Market-stock Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
neutrality-suspicious. of General Stocks.
NEW YORK. July 3o.-Money easy at 1ls02
per cent, closing offered at liz per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5lQ06 per cent.
Government bonds a fraction lower for threes
and fonr-and-a-halfs.
Railway stocks firm. Fl
State securities dull.
There was more doing in stocks to-day, and
the market exhibited great strength in early
dealings. The that many strik-
ing telegraph operators had returned to work in
the leading cities had a favorable effect on spec
ulatioh, and Western Union moved up from S0ls
TO S14. The advance in other active shares was
more marked, ranging from q TO 2le per cent,
the latter st. Paul & Omaha. The Improvement
was general. In the afternoon the market was
less active. and a reaction Of Il to % -per cent.
took place. As compared with Saturdays close
prices are Il TO L per cent. higher, except for
Denver, Kansas & Texas and Northern Pacific,
vtieh are fractiOnaliy lower. In specialties
j Illinan Palace rose 1Ae per cent TO 1859
Richmond & Danville 1, to SO, and West Point 2,
TO 33. Oregon q Transct influential declined 30
per cent, TO 765s. Manitoba, after advancing
fiom 1904 TO 1I1ls. fell off to 109A. New York
Central and New Jersey Central loaned fat at
1-64, Richmond Danvllle was fiat and other
stock a per cent. for carrying.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 1S4,o91 shares, as follows: Del
aware, Lackawanna e. Western, AZ, 600; Denver,
5000; Lake Shore, 10000; Louisville & Nash
vile, $1,000; Missouri Pacific, 5000; New York
Central. 5000, Reading, 10000; St. Paul, 10000;
Union Pacific, $1,000: Western Union, 6,000; st.
Panl Minneapolis & Manitoba, 5000; Oregon &
TranscOntinental, 5000; Wabash preferred, S.
BOO; Northern Pacific preferred, 5000; Can
adian Pacific, 5000.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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PITTSBURG. July 30.-The petroleum market
was fairly active; united certificates closed firIn-
er at 81. 07Ts; refined, 75s07s4c, Philadelphia sfe-
livery. During the afternoon srssion tho mar
ket was firmer: opened ut 81 logs: declined 10
ST.. O6ss; advanced to S1.0Sla. and closed al
Sl.O77s. Trading was good.
OIL CITY, Pa. July 30.-TAe petroleum
market opened at $l.06; highest, s 1.0S7s; low
est, 81. O57s: closed at S1.075s. The sales aggre-
gated 1891, 900 brls. A summary of the Der
riek's monthly report will be read on the floor OF
the Exchange tomorrow.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
STATE LIN e
BETWEEN
New York and Glasgow, Liverpool,
Dublin, Belfast and Londonderry.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

These tirst-class. full-powered steamars viii
sail from New York EVERY THURSDAY.
First Cabin. $50 70 R73, according to accom-
mOdati0ns. Returu tickets, S110 TO $3.50. Sec
Ond Cabin. $40. Return tickets, $40. SEeerage,
outward S26; these steamers carry neither cat
he, sheep nor pigs. Prepaid tickets for Storage
messengers from Europe reduced to S2l.
Apply to FRENZEL RIOS. Agents, IS East
Washington street, ALEX. MErZGER. Agent, >
Odd fellows Han: JOHN II DIR Agent, In
dianapolis; AUSTIN. BALDWIN K co, General
Agents, SO Braadw ~, New YORK.
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NEW YORK. July 3o.-The general market
was more quiet than Otherwise, though for
seasonable specialties there was more dong. All
printed fabrics, also ginghams, dress goods,
sacklngs and ladies' %sultinEs, fiannels, brown and
bleacbed snjrtings OF medium to better grades,
skirts. Kentucky jeans and corset jeans have
had wide attention, followed by many moderate
selecfions; good business reached our no general
activity prevailed.
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business of the clearinghouse.

Boston, July 3o-From the Posi-: The fol-
towing table. compiled from special dispatches to
the Post, from the managers of the twenty-eieht
leading clearinghouse of the United States.
Elves the clearances for the week ending July
IS, with the percentage of increase or decrease
compared with the corresponding week of
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The exhibit Is the most unfavorahle one we
baVe recorded for many a day. II is unfayOra-
ME not only as compared with last week, but
with the corresponding week of last year.
Foreign Money and stock Market.
LONDON, July 800 p. M.-Government bonds
New hves extended, 1o4l4: tours, 122. Rail
road bonds-Tltnois Central. 1854: Pennsylva-
MA Central, 599l; New York Central, lI9lo; Read
ug, 120.
PARIS. July 80 -Rentes. 79f The.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. July 30,-Cotton quiet: futIires
weak; Jrly. 9.9Sc: August, $3.50: September,
9.99c: October. 9.SSc: November. oslo; Decem-
Der, 9.S2c: January, 9.90c; February, l0.o1c;
March, lO.llc; April, lO.22o.
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COMMERCE..

Review Of the Local Grain. Produce. and
Provision Msrkets
I~NDTtNAPoLIs, July 80.
The week opens with no new features in the
general merchandise markets. Prices opened on
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MEssRs. M,uAN & Co. druggists. of Rockville.
Parke county, Ind, say Browns Iron BlGiers
gives entire satisfaction.