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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31
STATE AND VICINITY.

Lewis county is troubled with sheep kill
ing dogs
All the coal banks down the river are
running On full me--[Jackson Buglc.
The mouth of the Kanswha is full oftow-
boats and barges, driven there BY ice in the
Ohio.
The competitive examination Of sppli-
eants for cadetship at West Point will
take place in Bellaire on January I'd.
Mr.. J. A. Ticking, engineer Of the Ohio
River r. r. surveying corps, has been en-
gagedin looking up the rightof way through
MUSES. Bottom, in Jackson county.
Thos Atkeson, Esq, of Buffalo, Putnam
county, last Monday morning slipped and
fell while walking about his premises, dis
locating Q shoulder and breaking an arm.
Monday afternoon William Williams,
while working at q planning machine in the
I. b. & o. shops at Piedmont got his left hand
between some cog wheels and had the two
middle fingers crushed in terrible manner.
The engineer are at work on the Grafton
& Greeubrier railroad, making the perma-
nent location. The corps is now at work in
Philippi, and as soon as the road can be 10
Gated q few miles, work Will be begun and
the construction will be pushed ahead as
RAPIDLY as the weather will permit. We
have no doubt but the road will be built 40
cording to the terms Of our subscription.
= Randolph Enterprise
The toubost Raymond Horner, passing
up the Ohio with heavy tow OF empties,
collided with the ferry steamer Champion
at Galiipolis Tuesday morning, killing Geo.
Henry, of Mason county, passenger on
the latter boat, and badly damaging the
boat itself, The deceased was a nephew of
Deputy Sheriff Henry, of Mason county,
and had been married but a few weeks His
wife was with him, but escaped without
serious injury.
On Tuesday evening last Mr.. Lewis
Branson. who resides seven miles southeast
of Moorehesd, Hardy county met with an
accident on the bluff washed by the South
Branch, that cost him his life In attempt
ing to cross hollow his feet slipped and
with lightning like speed he sped down the
hollow. In the descent his feet struck log,
which turned his head down the hill and in
this position continued his fight, and strik
his head against tree, caused death in
few minutes. He leaves q wife and five
children
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31

u the vast number of people killed
BY the earthquake in Spain continues
to increase in the present ratio We may
look for something fabulous in day or so
more. Three thousand is the latest. This
does not appear improbable when the same
dispatch says whole cities and towns were
instantly destroyed like card houses in a
gale. Yslez, Malaga, town OF $4,000
souls was left in ruins at the end Of fifty sec
oSds. Living so far away and having never
e4lsrsnGed anything approaching a full
grown earthquake, the real magnitude Of
the calamity is in reality incomp,ehensible
to Us. The recent shock of earthquake in
the Eastern States was but gentle hint Of
what might be. Let US hope that what
might be, in this case, viii never become
What IA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31

GENERAL BEALL must have the most de-
Eghtful opinion Of WN 81. NANDERBrLr.
He was of the opinion that VANDERBILT
would mot care to take such advantage Of
the law as to force sale of General GRANTS
PERSONAL effects" Of course not; and he
was sure shat YASDERMLr was acting for
General GRGSr's benefit" And moreover
that ii was all q nice little surprise party for
the good old General gotten up by the joyisl
VIZ, Il. to execute the law and obtain pos
session and return IT subsequently simply to
prevent some claimants who come after
from securing General GRANTS effects
because be knew that none Of the other
.eisimants had bis soitness of heart Surely
tie country q. large epyies General BEALL
his opinion Of the railroad king the more SO
as IT knew all along that there was no funny
business meant by VIZ. h, bat that he
would drain the old General dry and make
him ring with smart tap to show the eOun-
~ that be was dry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31

At last Mr.. CLEVELAND has outlined his
policy of making appointments in his letter
to the National Civil Service Reform
Lesgue." Its meaning is unmistaksble.
Il means this He win be slow to remove
rfeseat incrmbents before the expiration
Of their terms, where the Civil Service Re
form rules have been put in operation, and
where the incumbents have minded their
own business and taken no active part in
politics. "Bnt" quoting Mr. CtEyELASD's
own language. many now holding such
positions have forfeited al Just claim to
their retention because they have used their
places for party purposes in disregard Of
their duty 20 the people. and because instead
Of being decent public servants they have
proved themselves offensive partisans and
unscrupuloUs manipulators Of local party
management The lessons Of the past
should be unlearned, and such officials as
ven as their sueeessoEs should be taught
) that efficiency, Fitness a1f devotion to pub
10 duty are the eOuditibhs q thsir cOntin-
nance in pubEs place, snd shas tie quiet
and Snobtrusiye exercise Of Individual polit-
ieal rights is the reasonable measure Of their
party service"
The REeIsTER has no hesitsney in assert
ing this is true reform and the only-Way in
which to eliminate corrupt party practices
abn nAlional politics. IfPresident CLEyE-
LAND preserves this course he win have the
hssrtielt gratitude Of all conservative citi.
ztns and business Democrats II win not
suit The ofice seeker very likely. Sat hs rep
rssenis the lesser number Of The party.
Yet in The end il win Be better for hin--sf
be be Denoerat---for such wise
Pokey Is sure to perpetuass party
power This policy is surs to bring the
" Of ths people to he support Of the
uocrsiir candidate four ysArs hence.
Bat h considering the abOTe remarks.
s.eip patient or hot.hesdad partizan. must
- : 5'Riadhel that his chances Ofrs-
NJ rt3yFa A2v>xessdinglY good Quohng
snkay ee~ hola,-ards asaiR "But
hzxe rtRsd az ~ posigioas
~ & ns.<1s;oa 6scsSSs >alai.n
.I'4. ~ AS ~ -
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DIED.

STEIN-T Tuesday morning. at 10, ALrRKD FRRp-
EECN, infant son Of George and Rosina stein, aged
year.
Funeral IRON the residence Of parents, No. 1904
Main street. tomorrow al eruoon at 2o'elock. In
torment at Mt. Calvery eemsrery. Friends Of the
family are respectfully invited.
MAGUIRE-Tuesday December 80, 1884, at $50
p. M, PRANK, son Of Philip A. and Mary E Ma
guire, aged years and months.
Funeral from residence Of parents, No. s. Mary
land street, this Wednesday afternoon at 2o'elock
Intermsnt at Peninsula cemetery. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
tPittsburg papers please eopy.l
BRINrON-At 6reencassle. Ind, December "a,
1854, JOHN N. BRTSroN, aged 81 years.
TheremaiDs win arrive at the p, W. 4 Ky. depot
Al O'Clock this morning and be taken to Martins
Ferry, Ohio. for interment IN Walnut Grove ceme-
terry.
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Eyentful Career Of Young Statesman.
CiBrfDnnff Ep1nfrsr

BENJAMIN Franklin Shively of South
Bend. Ind, has bad a good deal OF expert
/. euce during his brief career as statesman.
Shively, who is only twenty-seyen years old,
was elected to Congress in November to
iii the unexpired term of Major Cslkins,
late Republican candidate for Governor Of
Indiana. He took bis seat on the first Of
this month and since that time has heard
thirty-segen speeches on the interstate COM
merce bill, called on the President once,
been presented with floral horse shoe by
his landlady, and for Christmas gift was
smashed up in the railroad accident in Indi,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31

ALONzo P. JONES, a prominent railroad
official, committed suicide BY drowning in
Boston the other day. 1t is the same old
story--rS cause is assigned. His accounts
were all right and he was possessed of for
tune of 81, 100000. That so bright an ex-
terror should hide so dark an inner life
for very dark and dismal it must have been
TO terminate in suicide-shoRs that there is
no deeper mystery than the human mind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31

The members of Plymouth Church who
talk about boyeotting Mr., BEEcHER had bet
ter think it over sensibly before embsrhng
upon scheme 90 pusrile. They had better
be mighty careful that Mr.. BEECHER don't
turn the tables and boycott them, which he
Is fully competent to do.
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Parties in Two Republics.

The suggestive political nomenclature of
France fits the the parties in this country
very well. The Democrats are the "Oppor-
tunists' that is, they have an opportunity
TO show what they can do in administering
the government honestly and well The
Republicans of the Blaine stripe are lire.
issues alive and profit by the prejudiees and
animosities Of the past.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31
journalism Under Difficulties.

The publishers the past week have had to
do their own cooking and washing, besides
carrying fuel from the woods and getting
out the press. The editor Of this paper is
affected with rheumatism at intervals that is
sometimes very painful, and he requests his
friends not to hustle him about so roughly
Shen they become little frolicsome.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31

SAxrEL ]. RANDALL, at Louisville, said
Il consider the present business depression
due to over production, an exhaustive taxa
ton, and to some degree trade restrictions
which ought to be swept aside" Wise
Som,sl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31
Five Hundred Dollars Reward.

a REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
N Is offered for the arrest and Judgement in the
Monday night, December %, 1884, emit red the house
Of klijsh Marling, took his money and grieyolsly
ualtreated him. The above reward TO be paid upon
the conviction Of such person or persons: In case
To some part Of said reward some interest therein
the Board reserves the right TO make an equitable
superintendent of II as to Ii may seem Just.
Ry order OF the Board Of Commissioners OF Ohio
county, West Virginia. deDuead
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sREAT WORK



.--..aat arises how win the rule, as
aApped out by this quotation. effect the
main Offices in West virginia.
How many Republican Office holders, OF
any prominence. in this State, held aloof
from actively participating in the hot strife
of November For every one you ind the
RpGIsrER win find you chickens tooth.
Everyone can ask himself the question.
Likewise is he answered before
he has time to take breath. Mr. WEs
ATKINSON solved the problem, with his Gus
tOmary shrswdness and boldness long ago.
Others may not be as quick in msasuHng
the Presidential and public pulse, yet they
Win be o5ense indeed If they do not see
signs Of the impending storm before it be
TOO late to gracefully withdraw from the
danger
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She Understood Him.

-EUTFIITY'IH IIfFUltI.
He had an authenticated girl, and prom
he'd to take her out riding. She met him at
the door when he drove UP, and he exelsim-
ed, "Hellol readyF She misunderstood
him. and they don't speak now.
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CITY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

sTHE daily REGISTER viii be
sent TO any address during the
session of the Legislature for one
dollar. Invariably I'm advance.
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what They Call 1t in Iowa.

The Sheriff of Tsma county has made
raid on the saloons of that city, and, two
dray loads Of bottled and barreled liquid
hell were captured and hauled to court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31
Attention, Democrats.

A IL DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF TIE CITY
IN will meet next Saturday evening, at 1880
O'Clock at their respective voting places. IN each
ward for the purpose Of suggesting names of csndi-
dates for Council to be voted for nc primary to be
held hereafter.
c. d. BINGELL, Chsirman.
NJ OiNEILL, Secretary. de30u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31

MoRroS and ARTHUR still continue to be
the fayorites on the New York Senatorial
race course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31
Not FnctIon. EYan,

Philadelphia Record.
But the protectionists in England are not
strong enough to constitute political party
or even q respectable faction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31

A CARD.-Te all who are suffering trom the q,
rOn and indhretions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss q manhood, &c, Ivin send ~
reeipe that win cure yOu, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered By missionary In
South America Send se,f-addressed envelope %
Rxy. Joseph 7. LYMAN, lfasi- ID. Mas Yvk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-12-31
Honey Groves Dancing Gu,

They have dancing club in Honey
Grove called The Hopping Disciples of the
Devil"
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Able Cincinuatl Editorial,

tt1ffHNdFi UVHmeFcbII ud-'Ne.
Aarule, il does not get as cold in Gin.
cinnsi as it does in Chicago
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward.

A REWARD OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
N Is offered for the arrest aud Judgement IN the
Jail Of Ohio county Of the person or persons that on
sunday morning, December 81, 1884, entered the
house OF Henry WOlkenhsuer and robbed him OF
his money. The above reward to be paid upon the
conviction Of such person or persons. In case more
han one person should show himself entitled to
ZONE part Of aid reward, or some interest therein,
the BOARD reserves the right TO make an equitable
appOrtiontment Of IL as TO 10 may seem just.
BY order of the Board pi Commissioner OF Ohio
county, West Virginia deS0ueqd
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MASONIC.
Stockholders MEETING.

rI,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the National Bank Of West Virginia,
ar Wheeling, will be held At the banking house on
Tuesday Jrnuary 49, 1885, between the hours OF one
a. and three S p M. for the election Of Directors
and the transaction OF any other business that may
come before them. JOHN WAGNER, Cashier:
WuyETTSG. w. Va. Dec 80, 1884 deS0i
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Stockholders Meeting.

SEuCkHUIuUI MU0tHiy'
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
i holders Of the Peabody Insurance Company
win be held at the eOmpany's Once No. 1873 Market
street, on Tuesday, January Is, 1855, between the
hours Of one ~ and three 80 p. m, for the election
q, Diyectors. J.F. PAUL.,
~ dan ias4is Secretary.
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tubs, $z.259z.50; No. 3 tubs Sc. % $3.50, twp
hoop pails 81 $50 20; three hoop pals, 81 9OD2
double washboards $2.5O02.75i common wash
boards, 81, 50d I.s5; clothespns, 50c0$l per box.
WOODEN DISHEs-Per hundred, ID, zoe; 2 rs
26c; ID, 30ci 5 ib, s'9e.
IRON AND STEEL.
Bar iron tratesI 2c horseshoe bar So 1893 40
Norway nail rod 5ei GERMAN steel plSw,slab' e
tire steel 4cs spring steel s. horse Shoes Y key
f4.00 mule shoes p keg, $500; horse nails p box
Sd $5i cut nails, 10d and larger 40 Y keg; Other
TIMERS sGrrBiEsisest brand charcoal tin-Io
1o5I4 l4x20, l2xI2, R6. ~, TX. l0x14, l s 70
nc, 20x2s, $3.50 10; block tin, in pigs, 26c; in
bars, &c. Iron27 B iron, Bloc; % G iron, &c; gal
vanized, As Seeent. discount. Sheet zinc 20. Cop
per bottoms, 23c. Blanished copper, dc. Solder,
15a16c. Wire, 50 ~ cent. of list
LEATHER, HIDES AND TALnoW.
IsEATRER--Oak sole, 3804Oc; hemlock sole, 260
See; harness, 30@86ei skirting, 37 Doc; black
city kip 60We0c French kip S5c5$ .20s city
cafskins, Soc .25 French eafskins, 81 a 80.
HIDEs-Green 6lsc; heavy steer laci green salt,
sailed, 100l1e Damaged, onerthird oil the above
SHEErsKrNs- 10.
TAhLow-Prime. 6la07c.
GRREcE-Brown, DOC; white, 60612c,
PRODUCE.
BUTTER-Creamery fancy 20022c; dairy, selected
15017c; choice country, al4c; poor to fair, 90
i 8
Eees Shippers paying 12012lac; selling from
store at 13le91a
FEArHERs- Prime geese, 45c v f5i mixed duck, 20
025c " n.
HoNRY-20022c IN and 2.fb cans
MAPLE SYRUP AND SBGAR-Syrnp 81 gall
sugar 11D12c ~ Is.
Pou1TRY-spsine chickens, Sc. IS 1926 R doz;
hens So ~ bi Foosters DC y tb; ducks so 10 W dogI
geese, full feathered $4.20 per doz; turkeys, live
hens &c " 10; toms, &c " ID.
WooL-Tub-washed, 2SD32c unwashed, medium,
zoe; unwashed, common, 1Sc; Cotswold, Tic; bury
and understandable accordngto their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prime lard, 7.25c, Short
ribs, 7.T5c Hams. 11W12c Shoulders &c.
JoBBING PRICES-Smoked meats tGanvased or
Plain)-Sugar cured hams, 10 to l212 lbs average.
c; Is ibs average lac; 18 lbs average 13c; %
TBS and over Like cottage hams, I2c; California
hams. 914c; clear breakfast bacon, lie; English
shoulders. Sac; family shoulders pieces average TBS
EACH Sci dried beef Ia bacon (clear sdes) 25 to
40 10 average as desired Zoe: backs do. 10c bellies,
medium weights, 9alc Dry Sailed and Picked meats
English cured clear sides. backs on bellies fun
smokedl 9l4c; bean pork (clear) P bn 200 lbs,
81 so; clear pork ar brl 200 MS $3.50; family
pork " brl 200 ms, Sl4; family beef " br 200tb
$I8 Lard-Pure kettlerendered, in tierces, sa4c in
half brls Sob tubs 0lac; in 20b pals, Oslo; in
10Th pals. 10l4e Oil-No. i, in tierces, 50 lac
gall in half brls 65c Sausage in cloth, &c;
in skin, 7lsc.
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TRADE AND CoMMERCE.
Some Indications that We Are ON the Eve
Of a More Active Trade.

INDIANAPoLIs, July g.
While dizziness is prominent Characteristic in
the business situation in several departments
more activity is noticeable and the feeling is
general among merchants that we are on the eve
of handsome Improvement in trade. While
She excellent crop prospects are favorable to
better state Of affairs in commercial circles there
are other reasons for such prediction. Prices on
many articles which have been low are firFner.
Stocks in country stores are reduced; n1er-
chants, as we'll are pretty well cleared
Of debt and they are now
in shape financially to be less conservative.
Produce markets are more active, and prices for
eggs, poultry, butter and fruits strong at our
quotations Groeers are having brisk trade
and prices are better. Sugars are firm at the
recent advance, Coifees steady. The wool mar
ket is still ofIish and no better prices need be
expected until there's 4 bracing up Sd Eastern
markets. of which there is now little prospect
The provision market is a little more active ana
the tendency is to better prices. The leather
market is stronge with an inereasing activity.
Inc hide market rules steady at the prices
quoted for some time past.
The dry goods In&tket is rather quiet but not
more than usually SO. The wholesale merchants
have completed their semi annual taking account
VI StOths - ktc ltttt iiSt OF c0CCOn u30u0IS has
been made and range about 5 per cent less
than last seasons very low prices. 1t viii not
be surprise to see an advance in the entire list
before the season closes. Wool fanneis have
also been opened at reduction Of about per
cont from last season. and whiSeit does not look
like much of a reduction; manufacturers claim
that it amounts to Just the profit there Il in
making them, and that they must ret d better
price as the season advances, or shut down their
mills. With the certainty Of large crops tie
trade prospect improves, and all appearances in
business for the fall season Collections ARE
still backward but fully as good AS expected at
this particular time. We note no special change
IN prices.
Decidedly fat covers the market. The Board Of
Trade Price Current says of wheat Dull, duller,
7ullest. There seems to be a general weaken
ing all along the line Noetsh offerings during
cab, and very little Of forward delivery Deal.
ers are anxiously awaiting the new wheat, which
viii certainly be a great Improvement both IN
quality and quantity On last years yield Ger.
tainly it has been cut without any damage and
wa hope it may reach the thresher equally as
successful. Prices will be lew Ills true, but we
believe there viii DO good active foreign de-
mand, as the present crop is so much better
than that which our exporters have been Offering
Europe for the last year. Repairs Of local mills
ors about completed, and everything is in readi4
ness to turn the bnfrs nd'r0llels start the cars
and load the vessels. Speed the hour for we all
need aehange. New York at noon was 10 lower;
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND SECURITIES.

The Stock Market Irregular, with Some
Heavy Declines and Slight Advances.
New York, July s. Money easy. Prime
mercantile paper sac per cent
Sterling exchange, sixty days, quiet at 81 SO;
sight, ASA
Produce exports for the week, $6,sOo,000.
Governments firm, except for the three-per-
cents.
Railway bonds generally firm.
State securities quiet.
The market was irregular in comparison with
thepriees Of Monday The important changes
and declines were as follows Jersey Central 81,
Reading q, Missouri Pacific Il, Norfolk & West
ern 3, Western preferred g. Delaware & Hudson,
and St PaulpPeferred G. other declines being frac-
tional The advances were ali fractional except
Erie preferred per cent
Transactions 3T5, 900 shares
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WITH

May mean Poisoned with Potash This is the case
with hundreds who have been unwise enough to take
Safsaparillas, Potash mixtures etc. until digestion is
almost fatally impaired Swift's Specific is vegeta
BILE remedy and restures the system to health and
builds up the waste made by these poisons.
4 was suffering with Blood Poison, and treated
several months with Mercury and Potash, only 10
make me worse. The Potash took away my appetite
and gave dyspepsia, and both gave rheumatism
then took Sarsaparllas etc. All these Sarsaparifa
mixtures have Potash In them This made We stin
worse as II drove the poison further system
friend insisted should take Swifts Specific and it
cured nleef the Blood Poison drove the Mereury and
Potash out OF my SYSTEM and to-ay am as well as
ever was. GEO. o. WEI4I4aIAN, Jr, Salem Mass !"
John a. SIN tn the largest merchant in Gainesville.
Ca says Il suffered for years from the combined
effects of ErysipelAs and Eczema / continued to
grow worse under medical treatment and by taking
netcine containing Potash S. s. s. cured ME thor.
oughy and absolutely Ny appetite strength and
flesh retarnea Is was cured with it,
Treatise Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 8. Atlanta Ga
New York Office, 159 West Twenty third street,
between Hlxth and Seventh avenues. Philadelphia
oAscs, 1905 Chestnut street.
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Foreign Money ana Stock NrarlSet.

LONDON, July s.-5 p M-Rairoad bonds
Erie 1928; Erie seconds, 81; New York Central,
-; Illinois Central, 1908 Pennsylvania Central
154ss Reading 1125s; Canadian Pacific, 144l4;
milwaukee, & st. Paul common, So
s LoNDoN, July g Spirits turpentne, 23s Sd.
PARIS, July S.--Rentes, 76f &c.
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phis; Marshall Field & o.. ], " Farwen 8 Co.. and
Storm q Hall Chjcago .. ~ Robinson s. Co.. Louis
villa, Ballen. Mosa1 Emary and the ". b, Grimes
Dry Goods Company. Kansas City. In prints and
cotton goods there has been fair inquiry as In fan
nela, but the market is generally very quiet