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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-08-02
IF I WERE A VOICE.

If We're Il voice.. persuasive Voice
That could travel the wide worl" through,
| would ily on the beams of The morning light
And speak to men with ii gentle might,
And tell them To he trne.
I'd lily, I'd fly, Ger land and sea,
Wherever ii human heart might be,
Telling tale, Or singing Il song,
In praise ofthr Right. in blame OF the Wrong.
If We're 4 Noce--a consoling Voice
I'd fly on the wings of air.
The homes of sorrow and Guilt Ia seek,
And calm and Truthful words Iii speak,
To save them from Despair.
Ia fly, I'd fly, Ger the crowded town,
And drop, like the happy sunlight, down
into the ltealts OF suffering men,
And teach Them TO rel ice again
If | We're a Noice-a convincing Voice
I'd travel with the wind:
And whenever | saw the nations torn
BY warfare, jealousy or scorn,
Or hatred of their kind,
l Il ny, 1 81 ny, on the tHlln,ltr-rrlSD,
Aud luto their blinded bu,oIn> Il ISL,
And, all their evil thoughts subdued,
I'd teach them Christian ro,herhood.
If We're Noice-a pervldns Voice
I'd seek the kings of earth;
I'd find them alone on their beds ut night,
And whisper words that should guide them
right
Lessons of priceless worth
ii fly more swift than the niticst bird,
And tell them things they never heard -
truths which tlo ages Tor aye repeat,
l Unknown to the statesmen at their feet.
If | We're IL Nu!cc--.in Immortal Voice
I'd speak i'll the peoples eat;
And whenever they shouted "Llberty,"
Without deserving To he free,
Id made their mission clear.
l Il lily, Ed fly on the wings of day,
Rebuking wrong on my world wide way,
And making all the earth rejoice
If | We're Il Noice-an immortal Voice.
-thurieS .McLGy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-08-02

through these Dl.ter thoughts comes
a sudden sharp cry:
"Help me-"
turn and spring toward her as she
stands covering and bent together, and
then see that the loose sleeves of her
dress have caught fire from the lighted
taper on her writing table, and that the
flames are spreading to the skirts with
which she madly tries TO smother them.
catch up the rug-thank God heavy
and crush her in it until she whispers:
''Let me go; am safe"
Then | release her. and see that she is
indeed saved. Beyond that first cry OF
hers there has been no sound, and we are
still alone. She sits down in the neare st
chair, and shuts her eyes. Her pretty hail
falls about her shoulders, and the white
dress hangs scorched and cruched around
her dropping figure.
"Are you hurt?' l gasp, roughly.
She opens her eyes, holds out Que bare
arm OF which the sleeve has burned, and
smiles.
''Only that
Only that-a raw red wound half way
up the small white trembling arm. Only
that, and yet go quite mad at the sight
of it, and fall upon my knees beside her
and clasp her closc-close as l held hel
just now when was fighting for her life
and my wild love has at last swept honor
and conscience altogether out of sight
! And she ?-she trembles, but does moi
struggle she lies white and with shut
eyes under my passionate kisses, as i
she were dead and had killed her. TheI
my senses return to me, and stand up
shivering with the realization of wha
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
TfCfE SMILES.


rWaitsr Severn o. .i"s Mr1's.9'l
Will. looking .t .ow. small picture
hardin, crooked on the u-. + r..t..I.
Wind .tra.I. DE .. being very odd. n r.t
blanket UDudue from 3 lo.. m .le
vare.lat1~, rear tie mJ.t.l-I c.'. %
r.t.v to ry inquiry g. ,5 what t..
uGsat. my i,.t said: "Db. Chat UI'ln
ST.. l,.n o.r sr .o-. Aie you AHA.
n -ugkCs>' BEFORE could 1-,t
CUt IcIiv. 3lJ VlIr 0 @ ID
-s, 'y Joy nerves, ie -l~ .H 1' -.1a 1rj
o.. a ortrl.a tlc hisufc. Lotto. n,r
which ,umu.,G OF lo o.. ground @t ta.
fable another alive brought o., ,"a rt.t
citl, h.sI.e.. acd Ti,h Dr. lTo large si'..'
yL.,h. lc u.crael mt, W .rr -'.e '. ,''.-
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ONCE .oi.co tIan i.as a.-dli .'.
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t.r "t,.r things ' were g'..- ,a.l'i
i.t some ,na,,, '.e ,,o.H, cia.' % .--
window (Which I ,loV- 'e-' .''i
ui--:, .l escape go la .'Hel -. ''i
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Lcn tht room, closing -.' i..' hilI
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
Cholera Notes.

'p =" inc Dtspafch.l
fAkIs, july 4.-i'he train from Nlcs
SUNDAY was empty for The Grst time since
mo railway was opened. a panic exists a.
. Nitafe near Fezlers. The population,
heaae'i ny the Mayor and members u the
seuttli' drole on and si0uel refugees BON
mtis.her. ihee were nine deaths irom
e9enera N MaaIseiiles last night, andihlrieen
10 Ioulob. ibe situation In the Injected
districts continues 70 imnrov~.
L0SDcs. July e9.-Tbe pnlao al Chm.
b'l0ef, conblahues-iR-cl ia 81 the British
siihy, has ordered ihe barracks throughout
Ilis.aie % DC iiaccd 70 TIE best sanitary
epn.tioh possible. lIo has also given
eH'iS ~. Tue creation Of o system o. med
cti Iet'l aiid Tor iir removal OF iroo7s
into camp In case TIE choiora appears
among tie soldiers.
aiAEf IiLEa, July - --'Tbore have been
two deaths IRON cholera since 0o,clo.k this
moinirg.
lie Classification ci deaths from eho'
according 10 the DMlylty Of TIE vieti.H
gives The following results: Fronch. I9sH
Italian, 50; Spanish, D.: Greek, 9; Eags
iisb, austrian, /; German, 1; and
American, J..
PARIS, July 29.-Dr. Dntriouv arrived 70
YCuion Two days ago rom Alexandria q
-IGcy The cholc!l cpll-m!c. A renewal Of
the Epidemic is icareG there owing TO a re-
turn q g number Of fueiuTcs. There were
siT ctaili- Fom cholera az Arl53 during the
ri,' tWenir-l1-r h0ug. Two death, have
occurred 80 Sis since noon.
9 =. M-I icrc were iwcaty.threa deaths
AZ M9raci,ics during tAc psst ivoniy-four
hours.
Seventeen eases Of ch0lc-r lave aDbcsrci
at PWca'cri, village % II ". Tho ~
tcnl> ore mostly Wcfkn,n from MgssNllrs
an1 fsul0n. Measures have bccu taken
20 Isolate the district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
DISEASED CATTLE.
Tezes feve~ Attacks Kansas Cattle "A
Iafge Sumber Dying.

lfy telegraph 10 Tie DispstcbI
TOPEKA, KAN. July e0.--N. A. Adams, oil
Manhattan. purchased 200 bead ei Colo
Ssdo steers ~ kansas City last week and
ibiriy-ono head of them have died with
spanish or Texas fever. One ear-iead was
stopped hero, and out OF that six hbyc
dicd. The Others were taken 10 Mshaai-
tan. and me quarantincd IN shippag-pen
there. Up 90 3 o'clock yesterday alter
noon twenty-five had died. The stock
u,tn are greatly excited. ID answer 70 q
telegram Governor Click has semi State
NoteriDary-surgoon Iioleomb to inyesii-
gate the trouble.
CmcAGo, July 2g.--The arrival 81 =
nuIAher Of sick ostfle having been reported
AZ The Union gock-yards, ia this city, an
examination was MAZE by q number o.
veterinarians THIS morning, who are not yet
ready o submit an oa.sill report The TACT
i known, however. that they hive agreed
that DE disorder IS Texas fever, supefln-
duced hy drinking water strongly i@prcg.
naied with Mkgll. The caltie lIsye been
securely quar1ntiued snd jsoisted. Those
IN The lot that aro unaffected are to be
slaughtered, subject 10 TIC inspection Of
TIE Hsalib Department. Those thai are
uGahlc 30 recover ere beigg shot, ard those
flrt ere ttpDll VIII Ne NriN II iiutisti .llc
for further developments.
Another train, CONSISTING OF twcivc cara.
coriaining go head Of cattle. arrived this
morning. They were branded the sumo
as the herd which Was iouuG 20 De diseased
Yesterday, and are from sog.hver'rrm
Esusss. Fifteen were found dead N the
cars, - Lad heen ,hrowE out dead on tbe
way, and q great n:2nY others We're s,ci.
ard had beca taapled %. DF. p2nCu.
State veterinarian, and Dr.. DeWoH, city
health commissioner, declare Che trouble
TO De bloody murrain. The entire herd.
including those 81 Yesterday, Yove ordered
20 be Killed, making 10 I'll about 500 held.
Tho officials declare the cattle were evil.
Gcnily diseased before shipment, aHd from
alt fhat can he learned Ire cu;ire herd wai
ia The Kansas Ci,y stock-ysFds dirty days
BEFORE shipment o. this cts. ~ WOW OF
ihc TACT that t5e cattle vii be thoroughly
Qursniincd before Killing, !, Is lot be-
lirVed the trouble, whctheriti, TCsls fever
CT bloody mWIa.n. Will cTirni any further.
81. LCUs, July lG.-A dispatch from
E0dGLousf, H., s1v.: sixteen csr-lolds %
cattle from ihc lndian TERRITORY arrived 70
tie Chicago Gnd Alton ,tocS-yaris here
f'i0day ulEit. AinCtccn bead bad died on
Tie road from Kansas City. aod it was be-
AcYcd Cha; tEc whole .3t Wee injected
with Texas fH.r. All .hst could stan uD
n Ore sixteen carloads were forwlriei to
tbictyo. The remainder, srYcniy-.W1
hCad, Ncre dead tiOuosy morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
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Yo,k. wa. uagaimously resDpolntcd s.eno-
~ranber
III. Thompson, on behalf 81 tho Com.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

Nc ufove 10 tnryenDe Walk, where we
fortunately found The snakc-charrncrs nj
fene, end saw much the same scene That I
have already described. Lord Arthur B~s
h.ofe yenturesomo then was, and g5t one
~ Tie smaller reptiles mp bis sleeve. ard
Ar. VI had TO come TO Tire rescue and draw
itforth through his shiFt.ouD. We were
shown a very perfect skin. apparently
sbtui tbreo yards long. which Mr.. n.
cocly told Us the boa las cast while Ia bed
sl'h him ere cold hight. lie felt "illc
VIC roor thing fr'flrg aboat." ard kept
teiInc 70 TO Sc quiet, tut u would persist
N .qucczing between bis legs and feet,
fhd IN ;se morning he found tAat & had
sled H. kin
w. aad a;is. y. Informed us that onre.
wen they were away FOR two moths. thoy
leit iao two big snakes In charge og
h'tlcr AZ TIE 100. On their rftarn the
beete said hat II thCy had delayed ;aEch
ion-er The boa might have dird, a. Il wos
rtiusine food; and 81 ben he produced TIC
ttaEe 20 recognized Mrs. 81 Is voice, and
sIrs : % her with such vehement affection
IS ltsIiy 70 Upset. her, coillnE Itself closely
rcrrd Acr until they ftAc.',j homo in
t.t. orr hosi aiso informed Us thai
one funugr's evening when tle FAM
~ lrc,udlug 90 The snakcsl were
baf.ng Tea va the gardcu, Clr1uatra kept
swinging ircu tree Nv its ,ai'. sud 2lr
-. thinking 90 agoDG 0pporluui'yio gauge
TIE strength ~ tLC bo1. pl'cei hims5li nm.
cor ilc ,rC2 nd allowed the snake ~ coil
iisfit round Lis WHist. lie tIcB found
tlti le c0uli iili bis feet from tno grDlui
SIC soc $50 informed That y the Ei-
srahr. orce made pCis c.! i've aHiuhis
vlh or ie0G--vhlci they we're apt 90 ID
Wl'u Ea faUggy --iLgy WOCG never Cat
ti o.. hu. would wait until fresh beasts r
bift woe provided.
lu-t row u8rrtc in his own language
M incident ahogt these Snakes written 0ut
Tor no y an Italian friend. who seys:.
" Eco Irg "c5nf1 CcL 0sacfgigipi scruCif :
tui please CORRECT Tie English AID clean IL
Up. : cllrol 10 setter I'm yoGy language,
so mu.h in hurry o., y0u aIe Tor To- 5ir.
T., DC N7s com gof,l ~ mn>ic; ha was
TDr eoud ~ scTpeurs on sustes, anal be
H'tr FGTpenicu.tr s.udy in rue natural
E-,ciy ctout such Eilt cl irlf.gl reptiles.
lic fc-g oli-u spoke % He, DESTROYS 20
STOW nIc 'l-c an'Wgis, which De u1.zi
r,'b -ir ana ,r0oJcG the cgs. 20 gcccrdc
Gle Use cr,s.
"ftto bach OF h., apartment there was
2 Oh 70 GARDEN, ana urv' kini OF or, lJl
court. where merchant Of cHiehoHa and
fowls iHi , rurcfy o., These domestic aal-
u.'s Wii.u D. hseTel .4r trade. At
ilct t.uc Dir. =. h9t n hs bedroom
tWo Clc.W.U- Irt CalfEic -.r. which
IIs;ld Uul L'r US Two .ti. tai.a-. rs
, 3. v. was caunt'n .hat ul; jg0i,l4 or
.. ehisf could co.c irlu ih-la, 50 beloved
cuI vtii t;e.1ei iy u.u. 80 BE- took h'-
'i.tJ ecEt,o = Df'L u.stt bu the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

tbN tclt graph ID li-t - i'-ifiI
DETROIT. July 22.-thc B1rnum VIE
Works Company, one OF tae rios. extensive
plants OF ornamental ir0n- aud W.tf-u DIX;
IN Ills country, las maCe an assignment.
This action Was pgecipitated .ys5me or me
stockholders. who became frightened aad
levied attachments on De properly 70 So
cure advances made by then. 20 -ls.t-
meut has yet been nisde public. Five Aul-
drca employees are thrown oJi OF employ
mont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
mo ycu Yori, f:E,I.c.

li-y Telegraph 20 ire h'-r.t'''i
NEW YolE, July -J.-Tao li.i.ag-
traces strike Ii s,iii in pro Ic3s, 9a aeit...i
side shows di.pe.tiea 70 yield zoe
striker sag thet sidyo yesterday app.i- b.
tions for bnckhyrs were mace .f iAfe'
builders, and men wue sent to tAem'
They also say The, only rs men r,ms.a on.
Of work, but the employers c,a.m ,l-t the
nUmter is much larger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
ye.l yIrainla nepnhl.ea..s.

IHF It.EsTaVH y FIe NT7Ta1V-''I
PATEERsBrR0, W. VA, July 2o.-Tne
Republican State Convention viii meet
here tomorrow. 1t Is now definitely set
tied that the Greenbackors Will enter into
iusioR arrangement under which they
sercc 10 support the ticket II allowed to
dominate part Of Il.
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Capture Of Eand Of s,oei<.Ihiaves

10y Nitatdl ~ TO t'ic Aif i'"'N'''i
foDTLAND, OREGON, Ju.T IA report
reaches here that an organized hanc %
stcck.ihieycs have been rCn down ant cap
urcd by a party Of regulators % Wil'nA
Nallsy, Oregon. Seventeen thieves we're
caught with a large number % horses ia
their posses sion. Two Of the rincieaier'
were banged aud The others turned over 10
TIE Authorities.
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lnroAs Of Pres.dent ereyy.

PARIS, July 29.- President GrGyY has
been suffering from fresh attack similar
10 the illness from which no suffered lasi
year. This has caused his friends great
anxiety. Its believed, however, that the
danger 10 now passed.
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- - &c. - -.

~ I3TID n N. IlI.TfIVlI
PANS. ariT 29.-Thc new GiForao i'w
W.. rtyr.jc. To-day. Three ibCu 9uG suits
ior divorces have already tren begun.
Many noble a.d prouiHen. families ere .n-
YoiY,j iu some Ok Them.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.
AggaIaS IN VAIL STREET
An A,ttrasteIy wssk nas stToBr Market,
asa lewsr al Close New fssies Adequately
she ciearlnE-sseuse.


.--------------@--
An Alternately wrsk nas sfosr MARKET,
a.a Iswsr at Cisse-Nsw fsies asopsfs,
she ciesrinE-sSeuse.
Nrw yoEK. July a. stock speculation
was alternately weak and strong t0-d4y.
Considering tie reeen. sharp ady1nea IN
rfIets the comparative iifinress q the bHar-
tct cxcIted comment. "a the onsaln :
weaker irsiirg prevailed. bUt this was fol-
lowed Y sharp advance q saii. Union
PaelHe, Northwestern. leekaspa1, shs-
,oeri Pacific. end Northern Pae he. prcIer-
r,d, wese the strongest shares. hqa-e-
quentiv TIC imgrayeme',i was lost, bat lsief
"a. under me leadership Of i0,asyillt aad
Nashville, ~ advance az 8a2s ensuce. lu
the ai;crucon there wfre sales Tor both &C.
counts md q general dooliae to3k piAce.
Ncar t,s close, unGer moderafe bJyiig.
p.ices moved up once more. tat ln tae h''ai
slles there was another reaction. compared
eVh Yesterdays clOtjDg, prices ate ~
lcVcr, cxcCps Chicago, Burli g;cn sIa
Quincy Nouhwcsf. LackaEnna. LOUIS
Vile and Nphytlie, Lake SDore, New J prA
Control. PeeIGc Mail, aud Union faeii',
which are 3si hicier. Safe, $4,000 ahare9.
The Cieariuc-Il9use Association to-tsay
adopted The following;
First Iha. no member 81 The New lors
Clearinghouse Association shali pay intcr-
c1 upon or allov cemi cr.aiioaior deposits
after January I, 1853.
second. Thng 10 secure uniformity IN The
business CT tho banks, ro checks ,aall pAss
through The tlCsrmg-Aorss except those
drawn yVon a member d She Assoclltira.
Ac0n.- stocks lower. hoGc2, iN2 per
cent. Exchange -Lchg, 4S-9ie-t slo I.
4Eia.2;.. Governments iirni. STATE, auli.
EcGis9. ts2. Money, q
ger cent. Sub Treasury na.Agees- Noii,
Sf22lf7; currency, sA.3sl. cOFernmHns
Dim; Z Ier ccnt, l2o . rer cents. 100.
State ronts dyi.
Alalsna-C.ass 4" =" . 90 5........ 3ei
"R.' 5s. smtll...... Or!
Ccorc,a s................... .(bidj lHA
Georgia Us. uof, ,2rc.........,...... .i.-
North Cgrolins's .,............tnt) -
N0uh C.uiina's. rcw .......-.tnidl i'
North erC.i13 funding. .........N.i
South t1roiga Brown rcn-ois.....,. I'VE
fWrCsec C'>..,.... ..........,...... tl
virginia a.,......,.,..... l1i!l -
Virginia cof,o's .........,..-...t' Ii -
Che rptake and ohn...............,.
CHIC 10 md Northwestern ........... ',t
Clieego and Northwestern rc..frot..lel
Denver alt Zoo Orcude ............, l4
FRO .......... .-..-.......--.....t ltt
East 4tDro go ttil tb............- ,.
lake >lNf- ....... ...-+-....s.-. c4l
LDri -..,- 7Id El.. vil'e .............. -
NUulli- M .as,on.....-....--. %
500. r 'h4 ONO. ..'.'
Na-Ar I..e and t'..auo' .1.-.......... AZ
Sow DTicE rf.ur i-t mCrrtrc..... a2
N," York terilli..................,l.'o
Norfolk and Western pfe,Nlet...... -
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special writes enable the same Plant 70
produce The brandy named after The dis
trict in which u grows, and which IS
widely used throughout the country.
Toynila brandy IS made by an ancient sys-
tenn dating back to the days Of the Aztres.
which consists simply in roasting the bulbs
in furnace dug ia the ground.
TEs waxJcAN National BEVERAGE.
This gives swcctish liquor, which, when
distilled, yicldsihe iIyogite intcXicsn'. II
is ssid that enc can get druuser and re-
main 20 longer on q smaller quantity 81
tcYUla then auv other known LIQUID, al
though Il Is eclorlcss as wsier, aud almost
rs tsstCltss. But The principal lasguey
product Is pulque, Of which It is estimated
tIatthe City OF Mexico alone consumes over
CCO.cc0 piris daily. The Government de-
riycs 81 Etyenue Of 81 600 DAY Ia duties on
puiQue brought 70 The espiial from the
plains al Apeln. aud the railroad which
brings 1t receives en- equal amount
f,r ifcahiagc. Next 90 pu'quc and
teyui.a, tie msgucy can be made
20 yiCd on excellent quality u mo-
rsscs hy Certifying the sweet dec0c'
tion e the lulb. " hen distilled ii pro-
Guces. brady. and undztllled moiasses
superior 90 that pressed from sJglr-clne.
2 he Tradition that the lowering maguey OK
crnniv d. %; blooms but once 10 ie0 years
j. quite trur, for wbo.aer lis naiurai De-
1ecrwCRi has talcl rlace or i's uscs are
char c,d to itnest maptind--it fuiils iis
C,>ry and persLcs 70 Is not Otter taai
NesCc ,Le superb iowcr Upon Us colossal
tI. fCr ihe sislt lat blooms is useless
Rauiy. The moment tbstLhe experienced
irdian becomes geare taas Dis magucy IS
a'1ut % blossom hc cuts into the heart and
q
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- RYTELEgAlPA


NEW YORK.
EEw Y0fE. July Z0-Colt5n Grmor;
SALTS, 90 bales; EpliEds, lie, Orleans,
lilc.; consolidated cat receipts, AZ Ulles;
eYro-ts--to Great Britain, 92s bl.e}.
s0WLsfE a0ur qliei. Wheat cp3,, ilregl-
l,r: nrgraded rcj. s5c.; No. > rsa 9fla
O. .c. August, Jge6i8c. toru-epo.,
fnr prices without decided change; m
eladsd. j5s0i5c. 10. . August, oatsO1s e.
O.A opened also. Dbl, Acr, closing steady,
30. 2. cG5a51sc. Hop2 ddii And barely
.aa3y. Coa3c- spot fair, $50 steady 8.
-. 70; 80. ! Eio, ,poi, $50; Ag-u,t.
-1.1E3. sugar quiet and unchanged.
Monsees steady EicC iign. COJSn-seed
oH sac. icg crude; 39lIe!c. Tor sei1eL
Hosin dull. Iurpentlue easter p, S13s
3ee. Hides rather weak. Wool steady.
Pork dul. prices nomiDally unchanged.
Ni51.r' nominal; long clear, SIZE. Lard
Sa.c. higher, western steam, spot, S3.5jl
31.61; August, 1913. Preisats quiet.
BALTlMORE.
BAITSops. JUly 29.-Elour quie. an1
steady. Mheat-s0uiheIn steady snd az
live western steady and hrm; sJu.hern
fcd, s2,oCc.; amber, a5se9e.; 40. Mary
land, Sole. BID; No. 2 western winter rcd,
fr~t, DaLAs3Et. iNEu- cpstDeIH HOi1lAAi ,
western, normally lirmw; southern white,
7ia73c: southern yellow. G6AGSc. Oats
higher aud brm; southern, i0as4c. west
en- white, i2a42e.; western mixed, 43a
stc. Rye higher; new, 6ssGSc. Hay fgA;
prime 70 choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land, 2lSsS20. Provisions steady aud qulst.
Petroleum Gfmer; refined. 7sc. Whisky,
steady at ellis. Other articles unchanged.
FrCights quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CmdxNus. July 20.-Fleur dull and
lower; family. ts.T5sSi.25. wheat strong
aud higher; No. |. rod sgasIc. Corn FIRM !;
No. 2 linked, 5isc. Oats active and lrm;
No. 3 mixed. Sic, Lard strong at
ST.i2t. Bulk-meais aominally unchanged.
Bacon he'd higher; shoulders. $500 !;
short RIB, se.75; clear, Si0, Whisky