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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03
ECzEMA FROM HEAD 10 FEET.

Charles Eayre Hinkle. Jenty City Heights. h.y,
virus: any son, q lad Of twelve years, vn CON-
pletely cared Of Q ten ibie case Of Eezema by the
Cat eura Reredies Prom Fhe top Of his head 70
the soles Of his iset Va, one mass OF scacs. Every
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money IaI I-e Per Cent Governments
Dull and Steady-stocks steady-florE
steady and Unchanged-Wheat Lower.
NEW YORk, October Mooney easy
at LOLA per cent; prime mercantile paper
4@5 per cent. Foreign exchange dull al
4S3a@4S54.
EnrrpNMrNrs-Dnn and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03
COTTON.
New York.

NEw YoRK, October 2.-Cotton-Future
deliveries quiet and steady; October $780,
Dec mber 9.73c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03
lGI REMRDIES

Are sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, 3d. III
spLvKST, 81 90; SOAR, 25e RePaued ey me foi-
TER DKue AID CHknucAL Co. BoStsns hAs-
Send for aHow to lure Skin
n ,lFne Huples, skin Baemisfes and Baby
D tUHSg Hamas cores by urcusAsoAr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03
O

TItusVfne.
TITUsTrLLE, Pa October Opened at
81 coz highest 81 OILY; loWest$l 00i; closed
at 81 00S: shipments 59,922 barrels; char
ters 60,5l6 barrels.
Ptttsburg.
PITTsBrRG, October 2.-Pesrolsun-
Active and strong; National Transit certi6-
Gates opened at 81 OIL; closed At 81 00s;
highest 81 OILS; lowest 81 00s.
OH City.
On CRY, October National Transit
certificates opened at 81 00F; highest
81 OILY; lowest 81 00s; closed at 81 0Os;
sales 2,7ll, 600 barrels; c~learanees 1884,
600 barrels; charters 6O,5l6 barrels; ship
ments 1921 barrels.
New York.
NEW YORK, 0ctobr 2.-Petroleum-The
petroleum market was active, excited and
everish. 1t opened strong at 81 OO5, rose
on heavy transactions to 81 OH, declined
20 81 Coz, fuctuated and finally closed &C
tive at 81 OOt, with 81 cot bid. Sales
S,24l,6C0 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03

Those Complaining Of FORE Throat or Hoass-
ue1 aloud uss Bsowx's BRoScuAz TsooHEs
The effect Is ~sxrarEdinarys rara suhry when psF
b slhverp ap6 sps.kgn ior clsHiaz las roice
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03
HEAD. PAGE AND body Raw.

Iconn eneed TO use Jour Cuticurs ReneSie. last
Iuly. ky head and face and some parts Of my
boy vee almost raw. Ny head vas covered With
cShs OF d sores. and my suffering was tsa1al- !
nd ujsd ever thing I had heard Of 10 the last and
West nv case was con.idered very bad enc
osVe row rot 4 partieis Of ektn Hume about me,
ard nv care il considered wonderful
DECATUR, MICE. MIS- b 4 NHlfrLk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03
Manhood Restored,

Remedy Free.-A victim Of youthful fmpru-
dencs causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
Lost manhood, sc, having tried In vain every
known remedy, has discovered . simple means Of
self-cure, which he viii send FREE to his fellow
mFereA Address, J. b. REEVES g ChAthAn
Street, New York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03

b, q. 8 O. Railroad.
Leave BeiIAtre at SO p. m. for Woodsneld and
SummeIaelo.
Leave BeI2Irs at 6:l5 q. m. for Summarized and
Evansville.
Arrive :, Benatrs, lOlOG m, and S:25 p. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03

steerz, western cattle, natives and hall
blteds 81 21@l 80; cow 81 7093 SIS.
Hogz-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
10000 head; market active and prices
steady; rough and mixed % 50@3 3d.
packing and shipping IS sO94 35i skips
So 00@3 10.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady and unchanged;
natives 81 0O@3 so; western So 0O@
3 90; Texans 81 60@2 60; lambs Per
head 81 5O@3 90.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October 2.-Hogs-Steady;
common and light 81 26@4 rs; packing
and butchers 81 1904 20; receipts l,456
head; shipments l,04s head.
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CnfIcURA ANFI-PAIN PL4F,

EFSN ERfsAp res ortgir1l, tlesenta q W.
Nh faFifie anfIdots 70 Pdr nad tnn.m ns-
9A tfos. hsafdhing Rheuma1e, Esurslgser
LIAM 81 e'fe Ruffpp. eaarr s1t Scr "a
~ Esins IS ~ EsEia AZ drn szLts ia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03

Lucky Il You Get There at All.
CASeaOo Ssa.
There's a land hat Is fairer tsaa day,
And b. fats We may zee IL afar;
Bat We cam travel al Of the way
In an elegant upholstered ear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03

Incorporated in 1905 for Is years By the LNsisi,
ture for EdnoationaI and Charitable purposes--viu
A capital Of 81, o00, oo-to which q reserve fund o
aver $3.50, 900 has siDoe been sdded.
By an Overwhelming popular vote It's irsnchis
sas made q part Of the present 6ate Constttutiop
4Soptad December ID, A. ID. 1873.
Ihe only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed b.
nj never .cales or postpona. Ia Grand sinzl
Number Draxinp lake place monthly.
A splendid opportunity 70 win q fortune. Tcntf
Grand Drawing, Clan n, In the Academy oi MUSIC
New Orleans, Tuesday, October ID, 1885
iS5th Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PKIzE, 075, 0O0.
nOoo TYeist, At Five Dollars Each. Fractions d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03

A Correspondent Who Thinks Democrat
should Have the Ofhces.
III ne Eli.cr NJ Lhs Rsriskr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03

Butter-Prime to choice creamery ESQ.,
choice dairy l4@l6c; good to prime
country roll lO@l4c; common mixep
stock 5@7c. Good demand for good arti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
ARMY INlELLlGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The following Off
GERS having completed the OF study at the School
Of Application for Infantry Cavalry, Fort Leayen
worth KAN and having been found prohcieut have
been relieved from duty at the school to take elect
uy l. and will be In their proper stations by september
/ second Lieutenant j. +. Reynolds Lands, lst Cav
airy: Second Lieutenant AlvaradO NJ Fuller "a Cavalry
First Lieutenant Arthur {. Ducat Jr, I'd Cavalry /;
second Lieutenant William Il. Alay 5tn Cavalry FIRST
Lieutenant Timothy A. 1eney, Otb Cavalry second
ant george r. burnett 9th Cavalry First Lieutenant
Robert d. Read jr, 10Th Cavalry second Lieutenant
Laws H. Stroller, LIST Infantry second Lieutenant
William Moiictt 2d Infantry Second Lieutenant Frank
b. Andrus. fth Infantry Second Lieutenant John j.
eeT 1 nfantry FIRST lieutenant John A BALDWIN
sth Infantry Second Lieutenant Charles J. ]; Clarke
10Th Infantry Fist Lieutenant Francis W: Mansfield
t iia Infantry h S Infantry second IeSenaHi
Charles II. Hall, 18th Infantry; First Lieutenant
Robert A. Lowell, 18th Infantry; First Lieutenant
Avis r. Paxton, 18th Iniantryi Second Lieutenant
Charles b. Hardin, Isth Infantry Second Lieutenant
Charles S. Fowler, 18th Infantry Second Lieutenant
James A. Irons, 2Oth Infantry; Second Lieutenant
john +. Morris, goth Infantry Second Lieutenant
lawrence j. Hearn, 2lst Infantryi First l1eutenaht
Henry /. Ripley, 2ith Infantry; Second Lieutenant
George W. webb, 25th Infantry. -.,--
at the school OF Application during the term beginning
sepemberI 1853 VIII proceed without aI e 10 }oP
Dean, Atm Cavalry; Second Lieutenant Edwin r
Brewer, 7th Cavalry First Lieutenant Jonn Guest elh
Infantry Second Lieutenant Charles A. Churchill oth
Infantry First Lieutenant George s. Young. 1ih IN
fanry; First Lieutenant Richard r. stcedman 10Th In
fanry First Lieutenant John q. Dent goth Infantry
First Lieutenant s. Alien Dyer. 23d Infantry
detailed as IN military science az the Naval
War school, which is TO be org nized at Newport next
fan Lieutenant Bliss has been ordered 70 Washington
TO confer with Commodore Lnce the superintendent OF
the school, In regard to the matter. >.- -- =, .
Tho death of Northumberland Gentry causes The
followng promotions. Major J. J. Vanhorn, 18th In
fantry, to be ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2oth lnianty Saptan
and First Lcutensnt and Qnarermaster W b. Richards
10th Infantry, to be captain 10Th Infantry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
ENTRIES FOR sHEEPsHEAD BAY.

There is a lot Of uncommonly fast animals
in the first race and Herbert Little Minch, Blackstone
sntlcr, Jim Eenwick. Billy Gilmore. Lizzie Mac and
Belle b. can all travel rapidly for short distance that
they must be considered with respect suter so
feet IN England that. lis legs not .oquavering
10 forbid hard training and his stable extremely
certain one to pick winners FROM he might he selected
10 win with conhGence but. II H. his chances
must be doubtful Herbert ran so well on Saturday
that with good rider lac has perhaps, tho best chance
and Little Minch might be backed for second place. But
so much depends the With fast lot that
race IL a lottery.
In the second Ebdynion looks tempting at tho
weights, and Trafalgar, who handles heavy weight WELL
may second
The Peru colt. with fair start and good riding looks
tempting Ia the third race, and shamrock may run
The Dwycrs' colt Pcekskl viii appear for the
first time lie VIII have the enormous advantage Of
Mcfaughn's riding and no other Jockey can approach
Mclaughlin IN short race But Pcekskils not thought
mucE - at the track
Panique should win the fourth race. with Americas
second.
Lousetto should win the fifth with Greystone
second.
Sixth race: Black Jack first, Carley u. second.
Following is the full list Of entries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
TILE TRADE IN cnIcAGo.

CHICAGO, June % lSpeciaD The prophecies,
oven OF the "bear" which conceded decrease IN The
Visible supply Of wheat this week Of not less Than
500 900 bushes. al BY Secretary stones figures
shown to be far Of the way. He Ggures an Increase
Of llii0s bushels IN the visible supply OF wheat an
Increase OF 434.O3- bushels In the visible supply Of
corn and an Of 107lO bushels In tho visible
srpuly OF oats These figures will be disappointment
10 the bull. and incentive to the bears Prices
prnbably will be broken tomorrow The foreign mar
ksts were better Ills morning, but wheat nevertheless
opened 10 cent lower and there wasa further deprecla
,iop of n cent when "A yellow tissue bomb
sheu fell in the pit, and the market
went up on news Of more trouble In
Afrhanistan August wheat advanced rapidly from
sol cents to 00A cents good deal OF property being
worked on Cd the bulge" Tho excitement was snort
lived but while II lasted the longs made the most OF
II ana unloadod freely. There was lively buying by
srshten.d bears" and the FOR half an hour was
animated Sober second thought and free selling put
nrtce, down. and the decline was almost as
rapid as the advance, drop OF ~
cent taking place IN less than twenty min
pe, After tho first decline Of = cent tho market re-
manned conparayey steady for an hour but the pressure
wa. great, and IT settled down slowly. with minor
on,uop. TO the opening price, where It rested at the
! o.clock close There was heavy trading among local
op.rators all tho morning Carr Co. bought largely on
tho bulge for y H. Bcam. and the crowd generally
took part
Corn moved I'm sympathy WIN wheat Inc u"alhs III
nroyIslons was confined to changes for other
rop,h, Corn I'm the cash market was stronger, and
a fairly active demand prevailed on both
local AMI shipping There free sales 70 go
10 store AT 45asa47 L.. Tor No ~ - sc Tor no
i,r aud AT I,ia f6iic for No. g. Sales free board
c car were generally "a the following range No at
a aIjc No 3. at iGl9d &c; 40 yellow al az 4o
No . at' asa -l4e.j and No. yellow. At 4 l2o
Wheat broke a. In the afternoon but rallied; There
vas lu general trading aud considerable excitement
The close wa. pOisc August, 024c. for September
and for The markets In the afternoon were
closed strong. BrONslOus
A. $40 - m The close ssc for July wheat, 9OA,
FOR Gmgusf: i7e for July corn 4GaIc. for August /;
$40 2T Tor July pork so 37ia flor August So 90 for
Ully lard 70 20 for August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
PRIZE TICKETS WIN GROCERIES.

do you want tickets with your tea and coffee
OF do you buy without tickets T. asked an east
side grocer Of new customer yesterday.
al don't understand you what do you mean by uoA-
cts r. inquired the puzzled stranger
aft you want your tea and coffee without prizes we
can sell It cheaper but you want prizes NO must ask
MORE" explained the grocer.
The tickets given away class OF purchasers call for
presents The invauabe rule OF many who sell on the
re plan for the prize The grocer referred
10 said there many Ike himself who were ANXIOUS
10 10 away with the prize business altogether lie
wanted 20 break Il down He would charge from eight
10 fifteen cents pound Of coffee or tea the
purchaser expected a ticket for prize. Ho was selling
goods at 10 compete with some OF tose VINO
offered prizes OF presents to purchasers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
STREETS TO BE OPENED.
The Board of Street Openings yesterday
authorized tho opening OF the following Streets
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Nr,r-NnnE Inno 2


News that suggested possibly new compli-
cation in foreign affairs furnished all tho strength pos
sessed by the grain speculation today This was that
the British Foreign ONCE alarmed over viosnt IN
cusson Afgautan territory by outside tribes sup
portei by Russian intrgues The market opened weak
declined decidedly aud had apparent support nbl
the cable reports started the shorts 70 cover WIN
Tie result OF enectug recovery OF tho decline ana TIE
accomplishment OF slight further Improvement lhere
were later private adyces contradictory oi me former
disturbing and the selling OF Shorts coupled
with the rcAyati0ns caused by the early ADVANCE IN
Gueuced A decline that loft wheat : cent lower THAN
saturday night and barely 4 = cent better oats
also scored final loss OF i2als cent
mo tone Of tho speculative markets NJ
tho end however, Was steady u irm a lar export
business Wa done IN wheat aud corn was decidedly ac-
tive. The nna prices were az follows; For wheat
June aud July. 99i2 cents August, u oil September
ii O3As. october 81 O5i-. For corn-Juhe ana Jul{'
53h August, %. September, 6tl2 October, - 's
cents. tor oa'.-June and July. 3,i August blSi
scpfrnhsr 322 cents Tho market for provisions was
unsettled and lard was higher as rule though the
chan -es were insgnintnnt -,
Al New-York Philadelphia baltimore and Boston tho
receipts OF grain today were: Wheat l2-JJ7 bn-hcs
com 900 bushcis oat- 81 .o2p bushels; total gram
-O sl bushels; Hour 2l.O-J barrels. Inc arrivals al
Chicago Milwaukee and 49, Louis we're Wheat l3lf
-04 hn.he.. corn 3G9O37 bushels; oats 1876 bush
els; total grain, Gi3,277 bushels nour 2O'ov- barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30

dealings in the stock until tho cue 70,
O movement was furnished BY the open operations
of the pool. there is DESTROYS Of selling Deia,
ware Lackawanna and Western short" he should de- "A
upon other idea that the pool have sold or lei
20 their hold-yet Delaware and Hudson sympathlzel
with Delaware Lackawanna and Western and declined
from TIA to 75077s, but Central Of NewJersey after
decline of 3Se to and closed at 39 Tho gen.
era market was duh and heavy but made late re-.
actions: Central and Hudson shows final loss Of only
"a and Lake Shore of only per cent At toays meet
ing of trunk line managers the Wesbound freight pool
was extended from July to August 1. Nothing else
done. The grangers ruled lower and closed with
declines of sos per cent Union Pacific dropped from
52i4 to sos and ended at 81 a. and Western Union de-
cned per 60a and recovered to 61i4 The pub
lshed from the Pacific Mails steamer Toxic was 70
the effect that the vessel win prove total loss AID lac
stock shows gain for the day OF per cent TIE mar
ket closed dull after the rally.
Government bonds more than usually active, and
large sales OF As and 49s made at full and some
what higher figures but the supply seems 10 nave been
greater than the demand SO at the close quotations
easy. with bids for the 30 down 4 per cent az
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

CHICAGO. June 29.-The second game here
between the Chicago and Boston clubs was Witnessed by
wcre S SaitsG a over he o, while tho edeTs made
many errors The home nine ,ook long lead ana al
though pressed closely toward the close won Us to
lows:
G gssia 30 80
paso hits-Chcago IL nosion Il Erors-Chioa 90. lOi
Boston S PltcGers-tlaFAsoa and Whitney. UMViro-Mr
BufFAlo Juno 2o.-rhe Champions batted Galvlns
curves easily today and The score was as fol
lows:
P%SrlG :ssS5S2 III I-ls
Base hits Buffalo g. Providence. II. Error. -nulae g.
Providence. 8 Ptehers-o alvin aud shaw. Umpire Nj
ST. LOUIS. Jane eo-An interesting aud sly con-
tested game was played to-day between tho s. Loui,
and Philadelphia League cubA Tao homo CLUB "oh'
a. follows:
Pm h@@li '...:.........ii 90
% do" Tap sna bp r'f l3I
Ferguson
PfrrsBrRG. Juno 2o-A tlrtcen-nnIns game was
plnyed to-day between the Put,hnrg and Louisville
clubs which the latter won as follows;
E E',SaFIs .......... S -
Bsss hit.-r1tt.burg il' Louisville Il. Eror'-rts
burg louisville fiichefs so nl.iH AMI heesef I'm
pirc-Sr Council.
PnuapgLIni,. June Ca close AMI exciting tea]n-
ming game was played between the Athletic and Bait
clubs TO-DAY. The visiting PLAYER. rallied IN tho
A,G.sls 3 I'll
vase hit Aleie sn is Er9.'. IA ,sS o.
soa UmPiro-Mf Kelly.
PHILADELPHIA June ga Incctingoi the Eastern
Isague was held at the Grard House today. Tho Will
nngton club. lately transferred 20 Atlantic cry, was
expelled for rou-paymont 81 guarantees mccoy 10 tho
given permission To play its championships game IN
Jersey city The foubound catch was abolished The
schedule WAS also rearranged.
At Norfolk-Nnrfolk, 4; Lancaster. l.
Washington Nationals, Z; TRENTON j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
EUROPEAN FIsANCIAL Markets
STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BALTIMORE Jnne 2s.-co,ton dull Miidiing ioac, Poaf
quiet anh Western - 90 81 % 10
sope1 s. IS as So. sxrA s. 7jssi 90 H. el9 srsa.
= sSG'0 io wss.sca9asra quiet Western over
southern RED 9oa93 do Amoer 9casi o. ia Nc s,d, As
June 9iaSss 9qIsr we.@rn AH oTr
Mixed SPOT ses5c. June; 5-15se: spy S2- S;s.
t AnsS gi sec sisrD white g as5e sass
.tsaay Hn@ inaeSe Mes,
56o6 rive 100 0asn ga IS oo, s.s
Corn. 1900 bush.
Boston june 2e-Flour quiet Western supernne 90 %
Extra 90 paent sps5 Yhea osn % aS nee
steamer yellow STEAMER Mixed 35e No SS Grade 9gs
shorts and Md iass steliy: Provisions steay Batter
Western Creamery sslee % Eai'ern ~ ~
oSs - OOU oush. shorts 20 900 bush. Barley BUSH
BurrALo June 2SFSor s sav Msls9 SS
s. IS sales 5000 bush No Lard At y 90
6 6Ss G S S soa e %e q, 500 barley tsay aa,
Eye hesS Sat. s sc''l Flour 5c per OBJ
& bis 81 AND What Ssfn $500 e 6oss cS
oe6 oats 5000 BUSH RYE ,w eSsa b soo
bush. Corn. 5000 push. oats 1000 bGsh.i Rye -
Winter wheat - oossS 30 sor'Is Wheat - SoSss
Low Grades rive Flour 81 % sss s. in barrels
Wheat quiet ane lover ssis s sc.1r az tSSs
Snring No Red fSct M NeOr >"
ac ed AMI closet the same. cash a \ Jaac4 go
closing al al a July sb3id4 hc slesmg ~ -
August s6saai s. closing at 46s,e 90. n v, :
July 81 932l 20. closing az SIsG Asg"c &c
y &c closing q Sc rye uuh "a -
Barlev-NO 2. "a d65c. PORK quitt Ssa ~ III o.
SI 90 L. closing al SO % ~ August. $40 SlSSlO
AZ SO 40 Lar1 quiet ranged casa 70 o. ~ a.
june 81 6Ods0 S. closing at 50 o0,9 July 80 ~ o.
RnIsnests- shoulders 80 1885, on Short RID SIDES
SS9s Short Clear 81 O5dSj 80. Recepts-Floar i.,ro
6bsi whsas $4,000 bush Corr 2s-qVV o"sh h.,asaSs
-FouL 1000 Dbls- Wheat jS0OO osoi Cora s's.,9S
busD., $500 oGsh' fye 2OJo oasli o~feh -o''
lush.
CtycryyAu June 30 Flour quiet and easier: Family
81 25asi 80; Fancy 81 69Gsi 90 Wheat caster No ss
81 Oh receipts 300 shipments 2lOO bush Corp steeT
No Mixed 4Sdisec Oats active No z Mitci StS
iye-No 2 Fall. 6sc. Barlsy-ENtra No spring o9@
Pors au at $40 72ha $40 75 LARD netainal a. 50 ~
pniEmeats steady: shoulders 80 10 Slostrln - Pr
Psron auet aud steady: shoulders VI 81 a. ehoto 20 ~
Toss ann Common and Light So 3ogsi z2i rs aeS
ing ana Butchers 80 00si 80; receipts 10 hea- '''
500 head .., o-,. ..,,,
npraorr Iuue oe-wheat firm No 20 White 95Sc' cssn;
June 07c. july 97c August - al Ia can
No q sec oats-Light Mixed 4O1e" NO z"i '' o. W.
Ssnw.uxSr June 90 wheat strong No case s7 st
aSSSo Rye-So l. Gle. BarisyaN9a , 81 20 Lari-
Tess Pork Cash June. slV 80 July; s III gnissf
prime steam Cash or Tune 80 % Cream g47 20.
FSrsh 10 nc ReceiDtsFl:ur aUss Fcur 500
EgSssoo n .,sn' harley bush slnImen's-f''
so, Ivy WIeai 10000 bush Barley 600 oas" ..,ss,a.
PEORIA M June 20 Corn easier ,i hug 70 Whte SaS
No Mik * Ai,sed 81 SS2 20. rye dull NO
% &c Corn "a bush. oats SVvVV nso has, Nv.
p1s,n@ents~Corn 10000 bush oats ooooo oa' ny"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
MORE APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The President made
the following appointments to-day
To be Receivers of Public Moneys: John OKeane at
Vancouver Washington Territory Michael ]. Cady' at
Bodie CALL Dolison. at Humboldt, Cal
Arthur r. Delaney, United states Attorney Tor the
Eastern District OF Wisconsin, vice azelton, suspended
W. C. Perry. United States Attorney Tor the DIS
trct of Kansas vice IIaowcl, resigned.
lanes NJ Adams REGISTER Of the Land Office at spok-
aue Falls Washington Territory. vice J. NJ. Armstrong
suspeu1ed and BENJAMIN r. Peach, Pension Agent al
Boston, vice Daniel W. GO0ch, suspended. .
Richard Davis Pastmater ut Locust Valley, Ncw-fork
Ralph Balm and Joel W. Bowman. Examiners ~ the
Deuartmeut of justice have rcsisLod, IL take cAect
lime 40 and d. A. Fisher and j. Monroe Haskell have
been spopted in their places There 10 10 be reduc-
ton in the force OF examiners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
MR.. ELKINs NEVER AN OWNER.

Els CONNECTION WITH THE NATTER ONLY THAT
OF AN ATTORNEY.
s. B. Ekins returned to this city on Friday.
BE was found in his private Office at 40. 92 Broadway.
yesterda, by TRIBUNE reporter. An accumulation OF
correspondence receiving bis attention and ne sara
WITH marked degree OF qualification that most OF the
referred TO his recent address the University of
Missouri After to his Western trip the
inquiry yas made II he had the report OF the Com
missioner or the General Land Office on the Maxwell
psnt In fewNexico and newspaper notices OF the re-
D9t which haA connected bis name with taat contfo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-30
plscrss1NG raE roKEIGN MAIL sERvIcE.

WASHINGTON, June 30 (SpecidD. -Congress
at its last session appropriated 100000 for the pur
pose Of carrying foreign mails by American steamship
lines. To-day the representatives. OF six steamship
companies interested IN carrying mails had All Interview
with encral villas and Nicholas Bell, chief
OF the Foreign Mails Division Among them were Di-
rector santerbach Of the Pacific Mail H. X Thurber
of tho Brazilian line ]. L. Ward, OF the Cuban line
J. E. Alexandra, Of the New-York Cuban and
Mexican line. Ii. Cameron. Of the San Domingo
line, and H. Bliss, of the Red ID line Nenezueanl'
No definite conclusion reached by this conference
Mr. Villas prefers walt until the meeting Of Congress
when IL is understood additional appropriation Will
be asked for by the Department for TINS service The
representatives of the companies just named desire the
contracts be given out nov and have expressed a
Willingness 10 trust TO Congress for the extra appropr