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PRISONERS PARDONED,
FEtoNs FRIED az GOV. JACKSON,
. roahx BrsItou County Fcrxss Gtts on on 10
count Of Yoath snd food R,pa.s-A Web.
stsr County Barn Rasn,i'a Term Ia
ths Pen Shortened . Few AontAs.

Governor Jackson yesterday Issued par.
dous 10 two prisoners confined in the Mounds.
vills Poni.en,sary for ~felonles. Ono Of them
was Albert Collins, a young man who WIS
convicted at tho March term OF the Braxton
County Circuit Court, ia 1883. OF the crime
Of forgery, and sentenced to two years. In.
priSontnent. A numerousiy sign,d petition
from the tthcers Of the court, MT mbers olths
jnfy which pronounced him guilty, And
prominent ctuz ,na Of the COUNTY was 70.
csivtd by the Governor, asking his pardon,
and representing that he wts exceedingly
young whoa the crime OF which he was son.
vIotsu WIS committed, and had always be.
fore borns a high reputation az a Law .Abid.
Ing youth, and further that the oIe 10 FOL
which he 10 undergoing punishment VIZ, q
venial one: 1t wt1 also represented thu,
he had conducted himself vita singular pro.
psieiy sincs hi3 confinement ut M0uudsyiite,
Under theoe conditions the Governor ordered
that a pArdon,be ir,ued. ,1as .Il7
Inc other foItuus,e. prisoner wry Mar.
tin r, Aamrlos, OF Webster COUNTY. His
Term would have expired by virtue Of ueupj
time" won by good behavior since ia In
psnitentisry. .in Oc.3ber next. HamritE VIZ:
Filed zt tho April tern, 10 1885,, Ut tho Circoii
Court OF Webster county, OH q charge Of
burning a barn and Its contents, aud being
convicted, va, sentenced to three years' i'm.
prisonmant. 40 in tho other c,se, his pardon
yrs petiioned for by the leading ci,lz .ns o.
bis county, the ofl,ers OF the coart and
several memberA OF lhe jlry which tried him,
aud J udSe Samuel Woods, Of The Supreme
his pardon. C.
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NOMINEE.
Preparing His Letter Of Acceptance.
|tE.N. MT 0catlon Meeiing. H2

ElN MT ucatlon McetiDg. ~
ALBANY, N. Y, July % -Govemor
Cleveland spent the forenoon In bis
room, rounding tho periods OF his speech
Of acceptance. The formal notification
will take place q! the Executive Mansion
at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon. Owing to the
limited space Of the parlors the public will
not be admitted 10 witness the ceremony.
Only one member oi,he Notification Com.
mlltee, Mr.. Daniel J.. Cumpan, OF Michi.
gan, has put in appearance this morning,
Tho members Of the Notification and
National Committee will DO here tonight.
| The formal notification proceedings will
DO brief. The Chairman will make q
brief speech 10 which Cleveland will make
a reply. Among the large Numbers OF call.
era to-day was MIR. and Mira. Jaeger, Of KIN.
tncky. Charles Banks, managing editor O.
the Poa and Telegraph, Omaha, and Judge
Geo. W. Cochran, Of Uhicsgo.
The attention Of Chairman Dan Manning
wss called today to the report that The
Tstnmany electors on the Democratic State
ticket were about to tender their r~esipna'
tious on the ground that Tammsny hat
neither voice nor influence in the party
councils and had been slighttd. Thu
Chairman Of the Democratic State Com,
mittee was evidently out Of sorts. HI
looked up from bis check book when mckee
II he knew anvthiny about the matter, ant
answered grt II j, mo, sir." ?
"Do you expect their 1esignatiols?" VIZ
asked.
"That answer covers The gynnnd," replied
Nj. Manning, still more grr tlly. II know
nothing at al about It." M
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News and aosafp In ncintfon to Various
P8DplC.

~. | -r.
News and aosafp In ISOLATION to Various
psnple.
Denis O'Keeie, E,a went out to Cameron
last evsnipg On professional business.
Miss Ella Faris, OF the leland, Ia spending
%seversl days with friends Oh the Moundsvilie
camp ground.
Capt. Basil 7. Dowers,of New Msttinsville,
WIS ia the CITY yesterday on his way to
Cleveland on law businer-.
Miss L zzis Truschel, OF Fourteenth street,
will bs the guest, this week, OF Miss Mary
| Agnes O'Brien, Of Ls%alherwood.
Miss Sue Oliver, Of Wheeling Island, Is
~y'si,iug the faulty OF J. D VsnL.w. the
| Belmont street dIugg sL-Behaire Tribune.
Miss Mamie Hayes, Z charming young lady
| OF New Cumberland, Ia the gueat for a few
days OF Miss Becca Crockard, OF Morrow
et8st.
Mr.. Geo. A. Howard, OF Cincinnati, who
ha. been spending the p'st few days In the
city, was joined yesterday BY hia wife and
child. They will 30 10 the mountains this
| week 10 .psna q short tsms.
Milton B. Blower, one OF the clever 3. & 0.
engineers. is of On a vacation, which be Ia
spending with his wife, who Ia visiting
friends In Pennsylvania. His place Is bling
filed by John Smith. whose engine recently
had her cylinders knocked of, and accord.
ingly It is resting In the shops.
Wilson Bpall, one Of Wellsbure's oldes,
and most prominent citiz .ns ind buainess
men, died at Baltimore. Nd, Sunday morn.
ing al 8 O'Clock, where be had gone to visit
his family. Mr.. Beall wgs. atths time Of biz
death cf;hier OF tbs Wstisburg National
Bank, and We, for many yos1s one Of the
| prominent merchant OF Brooke ooua.J,
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BROOKE COUNTY REPUBLICANS.


AheAE NonVeHAAou odtufuhy-Iu0 Ueles
gates, etc., Chosen.
The Brooke County Republican Conven.
tion net ct the Wellsburg Court House on
Saturday. W. J. Appleaats was chosen Chair.
man and W. O. Jacob, jaime, F. Murphy and
George B. Crawford secretaries.
The call for the convention wac read after
which tho convention proceeded - trsrssot
the business for which 1t bad assembled.
On motion 1t We, ordered that each district
In the county nominate delegates 10 be voted
for 10 the state Convention, and that the
convention select from the persons uomf-
mated eight delegates for each district. Each
district was called by the Chair. Cross Creek
nominated James Archer, r 2. Patterson,
W. B. Mahan, J. N. Deane," g.. A Baxter,
John O. Rssyes, Eos Wright and K. McMor.
ton. Wel!sb9rE named W. g. Dnval, Bsuj4-
min Harvey, J. R. Windsor, D. @. McCleiland,
McCleary and George W. M,Cord. Buffalo
selected W. b. Anderson, II. u. Shepherd,
@. 5hriver, @. H. Beall, ". ". Fisher, Robert
Wells. W. s. Wilson and /, X. Bry,e.
I'll. Mshap, r NJ. Patterson, i. A Frost,
J. +. Montgomery, John W.. Lindsay and
E II. Curtis were appointed 10 confer With
conferred from Hancock county for the selec-
ton ola candidate for the House OF Dslegate,.
On motion Me.ars. D, McClellaud. u n.
Beall, J. B. Hsgan, James Archer and George
W.. AcClea,y were appointed to ,sks such
aetlon a. may b. necessary with q view to
having the ne&t digtriat corysn'ion for nom
mating a candidate for Congress held at
W%ellaburg.
The following gentlemen were elected r,
delegates to attend the Gorge s,ional Con.
yeE 's Montgomery ps"Ssas'n g. tt sayi2sr 7 r. n i. Cu1a3s,
Joan 0 Marsh and T. J. Mahau. To attend
the senatorial. H. O. Hervsy, J. q. Hansy,
N. H. Williamson, X. McMorton, W. H.
Anderson and James b. Smith. . 80
On motion Of Dr.. Gbliyer tho delsgsE1 we're
instructed To vote for @. r. Bsalf Tor Don.
g1ess and James Archer for Senator.
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A REV fNDUhTnY
which Qverp Brtlsr Returns for ",

Which QGors Better keturns for West
Virginia than Digging G~InAeus.
Governor jackson yesterday received the
following lstter, which explains it.elf, and IL
Of considerable interest to the people OF the
rural counties Of this State, in many roi
which the plant referred 10 is indigenous,
end grows - 3 rank weed. Rimie bark oprhi
to be q Lource Of great revenue to many $40,
tons OF West Virginia: 1,m i:
The RAAIE FIBRE MANUFACTURING Colt')
422 West 18th Ct New York City
10 His Ecelhenes The Gotsrnore Vest Kfrginia:
DEAR 6lR :-Kindly allow us to inform YOU
and your department Of agriculture, Of an
important evolution In the Ramie industry,
Through q process. recently discovered, the
scrdping OF the bark, heretofore rq1ired, Ia
dispensed with, and the simple raw bark,
easily separated from the stalk, isnow Acorn.
meroial product, which we are buying. N
Az you know, Ramie plant Is q vegetable
silk, growing from roofs In straight a..1!ks OF
four or FIVE feet. It Ia perennial and yields
several crops yearly; Oar company buys the
prufe bark at o cents Per pound the average
yield OF this bark u Of one ton per crop Of
ono acre. IS lF3G :H},
The agriculture OF your state can derive
considerable benefit from this now product,
and 1t would DO to our mutual interest 10
difuse this information In your disuic,a.
We will always DO ples,ed to receive and an.
swer A. tilquiries on the subject. We en-
close herewith sample representing the stalk,
the bark, and the fore treated by our process.
Hoping that you will consider the above
worthy 81 yogr copaideration, we remain,
dear sir, = Fours very respectfully,
'.&4 j.. JuTiNIr,
Secretary Of the Ramie Fibre Manufacturing
"a Comphpv, .IahsT nTs
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Rsiof Notes on Current HvNntR Of Minor
.l..' Interest,

Interest.
CIRCUS to-day. M
COUNCIL this evening.
TIE Municipal Court meets again to-day.
TaAr's 90; It We, the circus that cut tho
drought abort.
THIS addition 10 The colored school house 10
rapidly hearlog completion.
LETTER LIST: Thomas Price, W. J. Bryan,
A. NJ bray. Clifton stibbs, William Lang.
e. w. Ztss, OF Preston county. has been
appointed U. q. Btorakseper and GEuRer for
the DiDtrict Of West Virginia.
The Eighth ward Blaine and Logan club
BLDG fair 10 be- the banner organ Z ilion M.
ntric,lly. 1t atartn off with q membership
Of l22.
Johs BoBlSsoN can't compete with last
weeks hipl odrome. II wrs tho own and
only R,srisst, and iis menaGcris ID without .
parallel. lINa,
The Junior Plumed Knights will meet q
I . Lincoln Club Rooms at half past init
ossntl & 10 receive members aud elect permG'
ntnt atHcsra. I
THE Governor has appointed Romanui
Hunter, Z g., OF Morgan county, a Ituste'
OF the berkeley Springs, 10 place Of Quartet
Green, deceased. 4
THE river at this point was stationary o. |
O'clock las. night with Two feet aud eieh'
inches OF water In tho channel 1t Will bt
rising this morning.
4 JAMS Ru tElL was yesterday fined IS ant
COS \ h. 20 t,te arkIs ier assault and balt.rj
upon william Roland, at the hotel OF Win
tiers 4 Thornburg, lnst Thursday.
ALL the Republican boys OF the Eighth
" ,rd over fourteen years old who desire Z
nn q aniar ward blaine and Logan cub
are invited 10 meet at Mrs. Jessie 8 Whtavi
this evening at half past seven O'Clock.
CLKnk Hook yesterday admitted 10 recort
four deeds OF trust Rul q deed In fee, ~ fol
tow: Deed made July %, 1884. by DAyit
Adam Mckee and VITA TO BAmuel, Walker
Kay mnnd and Cyrus Pryor, In considtrat,or
Of 81 250. for Lot 10 in Kitchie's addition Il
Wheeling.
IT was rumored on the street last nigh
that "JeH' Davis, 'late American Cont III Il
Navf.ia," snd The JelI.rson's C.ub's " AM
only colored Democrat, had departed thi
lie. The report was q mistaks, but "Jet
Is dangerously sick at his grandmother's, II
Alley I, and his recovery hr1 several time
been pronounced almost impossibla.-
me parade OF John Robipaon's show thi
morning wrs the largest and most imposin
Of any that bss appshrel in this city for Nv
or three years, and WAS greeted eVsrywher
along the line with immense crowds OF pee
pie. Tbs display OF fine hofs"s and stEang
animals wr1 excellent, and could not fnil
attract enoGgh people 10 fill the big circu
tent. 1t is decidedly the biggest show tbs
hrs pitched canvrs In Bslla're Tor two Q
thres } ears, and the long lists Of artists wi
certainly m.ka up q snow worth seeing.-
issttrd1v's Reliaire Independent. 8
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A COLORED HLAlNE CLUB
Organized Under Favorable Ausplces.
The NflicorH.

Organized Under Favorable Auspices.
The Ufiic9rH.
The colored voters are early in the field
this campaign. A Blaine and Logan club
was formed by a number OF them last eveu-
ing under tas most favorable ausplces. Tho
meeting was held at Robert Cain's place OF
business, No 1907 Market street. The meet
ing was called to order by Captain Ham
Davis and George Lawson was eleetad lem
porary chairman and Raymond Hildre,h
was chooen secretary. The first business was
the ~electing Of permanent officers: Houston
Dayis was chosen for president and James B.
Strange for secretary, while tbs: warrior
bold, Ham Davis, Was reelected to his old
and honnred position Of captain. The work
10 be undertaken during the coming fall
IVES talked over in q general way, and then
an opportunity was afforded Tor those pres.
eut 10 sigma membership roll. With the
names ootained ihsre and previously, the
club starts off with a membership OF thirty.
six. An adj ourument was had 10 next Fri
day night, Ut which time all who desire to
Join will bs welcomed. Committees on uni
form, constitution, etc., will be appointed.
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TNIkvLE' NEAT AUMEdB.
A Trick Bound 10 Work One Way or the
.--- Olllrr. .---- :,

| e
A Trick Round 10 work u Way or the
Other. N-ha e
A sneak thieyes' trick with several new
features, and we'll calculated to succeed one
way or another, WIS played In Tuns's cigar
store, near the Market street entrance to the
Opera House, late Sunday night. Two young
men entered aud purchased q nicksl's worth
OF s.ogles. 0a1y one clerk wss 10 the store,
and while be wxa waiting on the two custom.
ers, another man, evidently a confederate,
stepped In the door, and reaching over the
counter, lifted a box Of foe cigars from the
shelf ane departed. His act wf7 bold r. !,
could be. no Rttemp. at concealment being
made. Evidently, from subsequent develop.
men,s, his OH act YVES to bs observed. by, the
clerk. ,lg.l -
Ths clerk leaped over the counter and
started III pursuit OF the thief. When he
reached tbs doos, however, he r. fl scted that
II be ran after the man with the box OF cigars
he would leave everything IN the s,ore At the
mercy OF the other two men, both OF whom
were stranger. He turned back into the
store Just III time to see one Of these men be-,
hind Inc counter. He jumped back when
the clerk turned, aud the Two made their
escape. F97a5s = ,TF9.i,asHs :r1U'
Yesterday morning Officer Bird found the
empty cigar box in al alley near by.
Inc TRICK iS IN ingenious one, and could
only fail to nucceed b. IN accident. Had
the clerk followed the fist .h,el no doubt
the money drawer would have bspa ewp,isd.
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r, Dry Good

NEW ToRE. July ?S.-There hr7 been an incrsss
Ct demand. for W )tens. ~coitons. asnne's, urin 8
elngh ;ns. deg &C IDS and other se.sonstle f.b,its
Win selecttols Of 4 moderate char. ctsr, but return
lug 4 very fdr volume OF trade.
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In DlCATlONg.
AAnvtY wnvDxUrr o
A Mysterious lIihnppenrAnce at Last

a Mysterious Inexperienced at Last
M-.F r Expthiutd. tts ttt T
Readers Of the ISrzLtIdsscsn will renlem.
Der the sudden and unexplained disappear.
suce Of Il. II. Woodruff. 4 leading merchant
and produce dealer at Glen L .ston, from. his
hons several months ago. A iull account
Of hiu departure wss given in this paper at
the time. He left q wife and child, a thriving
business und considerable property at Glen
EAston. and departed without bidding my
OF his friends good bye, or indicating bis in.
ten!ion to depart. He had contemplated a
TITO 10 the west, but did not expect TO go for
some time. He WAS last seen at Newark,
Ohio. t,G 9Tt
A gentleman who came In the B. Il O read
Lat evening declares that Mr.. Woodruff hal
ra.nined, ind Is at his home, and that he
had besn III Oregon, and his wife knew his
wh'1taoou,s. The latter stat. men. Is prob
ally . mistake. Tbs stock OF goods In MIR.
Woudtt f. store WAC attached soon after his
depsr,urs n.y. Wheeling Wholesale men, and
sold ut Shertftis sale.
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Z
A Boom and Dam Concern and Two
Mining Companies.

A Boom and Dam Concern and Two
Mining Companies.
Secretary Of State stalnaker yesterday
issued a certificate Of incorporation TO the
Webster Boom and Dam Company, which
proposes to build and operate booms and
dams On the Little Kanawhs and Elk rivers,
In this State for the purpose o.! stopping and
securing all kinds OF lumber ahoat In those
streams. The principal office Of the com.
psuy is to be at Burnsv:lle, Bra1ton county,
and tho cosposators arc sll ciiizsns OF that
county but ona, who lives In Marion county.
A charter Was also. Issued to the Wishing.
ton Mica Company, having Its principal
tfice ut Msshiuelon, D. NIwlth a bsanon
cities Mt Bsrper's Ferry. in this gate. The
company proposes to mine and handle mica
and. other valuable minerals In West Vir-
einia aud several other states OF the Uuiou.
The capital so far subscribed Ia $50 900, OF
which s.. 1000, the required ten percent, has
been paid IN. h $3.50
The Red cloud Mining Company, Of Bos.
ton, ws1-a!so chartered. It proposest to nina
precious metals in the Western States and
territories.
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hELLslkE.
Outdoor ~Church-The CircuE-A THEY
BADLY h9arfu,
| Nhar1ou MoA;p, ~ uIall.v:lIo -.,:n t.--

Outdoor Church-Ihe CircuE-A THIEF
BADLY ssaxeu.
Charles McMim, OF Wellsville, warm town
yesterday. $50, o'5i,, NM
Mr., q. Roemer and family have gone ia
Dayton on a visit. Nh
Msj, u. W. 8. Ksnnon WIT down from St,
Clnizsville yesterday.
The circus rcrs hsd been repainted aad I'D
vantage wei t.ksn OF Sundays stop here T.
have the lettering dore.
Rev. R. M. Brown and Rev. ]. K, Nc,
Kallip, OF the Second and First Presbyterian
churches, exchanged pulpits Sunday evening
A plan is on foot TO have no service ii! the
chnrrhc1 Tor the summer on Sunday pyep,
ings. but have instead unIen prayer meeting,
on The Ssur.s, In the interest OF Temperance
aod morality. The arst meeting will be next
Sunday. IN
The friends OF D. W. Cooper claim he hes
the delegates chosen Tor the county c,nyen.
ton. The friends OF J. B. D4rrah claim the
E.me; and r. one Wan'1 the nomination Tor
Probate Judge and the other for Sheriff both
may be right. M
Robert Merritt wrs buried at Rock Hill
Presbyterian church yesterday forenoon.
BE hf7 been at the point Of 'death 10, mauy
week.; at one time his friends in tovy
mourned his death e. having actually occur.
red. He YVES In bis &c h year. and had lived
ssyenth-iour yeats on the farm where he
died, Just west Of town. The funeral cere.
monies we're conducted by his p:-tor, Rev. J.
G.. Black, and Rev. Tx, McKallip.
Bsllairs street, were more crowded yester.
day than they ever were before on circus
day. L was q sight 10 see the morning &C,
oommodatlon trains come In on the B. 10
The narrow gauge train wrl late. The threat.
ened rain did not seem to scare the peopls.
Belmont street from the Square down VIC,
almost = rolid me- Of people. A 1t proved
to ba q damp day the circus er,iiy made The
extra hundred dolls.o paid the CITY for rent
oalcer Roeder yesterday found and arrest
ed Charles Blicken, on a telegram from Col
umbus, where he Is wanted Tor burglary, He
had shout him considerable money, a watch
ard a carpet tack which awaits the Columbus
officers. he gives bis name e. CHARLIE
Packer, saya his lives at %stsantoD, Va, and
thst the cxrpet SOCK CONTAINS only his' own
property. His employer, he says, was q
farmer who owed him a few dollars for work.
Not being able 10 get the money and being
homsstck he hunted for The money himsstf
and fndirg q sppa three tlmss ~ great a. was
due him he took It and an old silver watch
that WEI with It. He ia frightened half to
death. Il. t1
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Bcst% blneei72.

.., Nu.. IlN'.e.N 10y. 10
The Republicans Of West Virginia have q
bs.ter pro,psct OF SUCCESS this fall than thpy
have had al any time since u. and all because
Of the adrcit bold, fearless and fair msuagp.
ment OF the lNfELLlaEkcEs. That papee, with
an Independence that took q firm hold on
the better classes OF the people, assailed the
Supreme Court Of that State, and its inst
censurs found 8 ready response In the minds
Of all right thiukiug people. Then came the
Democratic convention, and tho II election
UPON this court, "a well as upon the doubt.
fut administration, was tho rock upon which
It split. DiAsenslons have been caused that
time will hardly heal, aid il The Republicans
act wiseIy al. their State convention next
banda OF the 'Bourbona who have, and Who
expect to continue 10 rule it. The outlook d
good, and, We congratulate our brothera oyer
the river, - 80
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slSss2c:. No. 8 kpiipg S6aS7c. CoIr iicsdyi No. .
6 = w. ~. July tsxc; Angus! Mhe .,lsd:, sep.
Oats nominAlly unchanged. 5e
N flFPssru,enm.
T1rusviLz. Pa, July 2s-NAuonsl Trars. Ger.
tia ats pcned kt6sX highe.t 6S5{e. lowesiS9kc:
c,ote Httsc: shipm 'nts iur the entire oil revlnt s
C. w b,Erels: runs for tho cutie oil resi ana 81 ~
bAtnls. It's feporId today thai the Fiye Nays
and Cortland wells In The new oil p Of near var.
rtu, have decliued t,o, $50 barree 10 9cJhane's
wthin fanr d,ya and ,hM the production Ct most
M, Win rood buytov. w.s Inc cause Of today:
advance. There ws great Q uitem ut on ex.
changes. and = large amount Of oil changed HANDS.
Oil CRY. PA. July 7s..Nstioa.l Trausit cor.
tl1c..es opened = &c, highest sshc, lowest
anees . xt7!o barrels; runs 1879 barrels ship.
City Oi Exchange ssocf 81 60 bid; nons offered.
pnrnuhoH. rAa lJu,y, S-rhe afternoon
mas.st w.s very active With = ge 1eral dis.o.!,lon
and ~ vAnOsd steadily. closing strong Al 61Hc. Tho
sdvAnce was Que 10 buliisl fcid news AID khor.s
~cdvriing. .1s.j
BRADFORD, Pa, July %.-Cruda oil strong md
advancing; total runs Saturday and sunday n 7 y
lS7 i7s barrels: cIeaIances $50 .00o b., eeI, United
tioe L re eerunc.te9 opened 1t t.s1c; closed u,
67'lc; htshes: ptcd 6snE lowest asxc.
NEw .yoRK, July 2.%.ttroleum active and firm;
crude C33s.7c: rsfued 7TsYc. 49,.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 47.-Pstnleun nominal;
refined isla7&c.
pMl4nsLrnlA. July a.-poEoleum qulc. at
Live ktooh.
CHICAGO, Jnly 8.-Tha Drotxys' Journal reports:
Live h~ogs-ReceiptS 1900 he d: shipments 4,Csu
hcxd; market brisk and lc, higher; rough p,cki, <
y lOa6 g; pac.ing. aud shipyiuv Is 53t5 10; iiphi
es 2oas 70; SKINS 33tlA& u. U~attle-RcceiplS Q N0
head; shipments .lc3 head: market active and
shipping tieeiJ ), S0a6 81: Common 10 medium
Stbnu5 10; griS, Texans 81 l0s4 0. ~shML-NerSiptg
1000 head; shipments none, mA,ktt dull: inferior
10 fair " 1GaS 10 rer cwt: medium 10 good 81 10
as 30: choice to extra 8 ga! %; Texas sheer 81 4bA
3 Is: lsub. FER head; 81 ohS23 The D'ovoI'
5oarhats efhieRrsfa itoa, Livtfp ,, reports the sue.
py,f American cattle heavy: domAud weaA; beat
American lie per rUuud, dtefsed
EAsr. ilrERrY. July Is : Catt. Market SLOW at
lett weeks opening prices; receipts 2.Ae0 head;
shinmnnM 2.ls5 mead. hoak-HArket arm; necaipU
200 head: shipmen's 2Mo bead; Philadelphia
IT about last weeks 9 oslhg prices; receipts b.io0
bead; %khlpmenis ittco head. -
C%1NclsrAr!.. o., July ?s-Liye hoga firm; com.
mon md Light 81 Seas 70; packing and bu.cheis
Cotton.
NEW YoAK, July 2s,-cot,on quiet and n,m; tu.
.ates barely sse3dy;saly LOG; August u Sc; sep-
December 10 tic; Jauusry ~ Go; February lo.77c;
March 10 s9s; April II lte.
Dry Goods.
NEW YoRE. July ?9.-There hr7 been an incrss.
e. demand Tor W. )tens.. %coit9ns. fsnue'a, prin 8,
glnvhe :nS, DEE &C IDS and other sess onatle fsb. :.
With Selections Of 4 moderate char. cter, but retuln.
lug 4 very fair volume Of trade.