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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-10

every day in favor Of him. 1t would De
the best as we'll as the wisest politics 10
nominate Mr.. Davis. He Is not seekips
the Office, which is another reason why DC
should be chosen. -Parkersb1g Sentinel
Why don't the Republicans trot their
little General Golf out and make HIM meet
Hon. VIM. L. Wilson in joint debate Oh
the tariff issue, say in the city Of Wheel
ing? Our Bsrkis is wiliiu' and eager ior
the fray.--West Virginia Argus.
The Tucker county Democrats instructed
their Congressional delegates to vote against
the nomination of W. L. Wilson, which
we regard as q grave mistake. Mr.. Wilson
ought TO be returned. PdrkerSbarg Senfina
General Golf makes no secret of the fact
that he will take hand in the coming
campaign TO carry the Legislature for the
purpose of succseding Senator Kenna. The
certainty Of 8 race with Ben Wilson for
Congress has perhaps ended his aspirations
in that direction, and all that is left him Is
the forlorn hope Of purchasing seat 10 the
United States Senate. - Randolph Enter
prise.
The nomination of Mr.. T. C. Moffst for
Sheriff by the Republicans in convention
at Wheeling on Monday is a subject OF con-
graduation at st. Clairsville. doc" is
native of st. Clairsville, and although he
has resided at Wheeling about q quarter OF
q century, is kindly remembered and
highly respected mp here. - Belmont
Chronicle.
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FLASHES OF WIT.


az am performing the last sad write"
murmured the lawyer, rs he drew no the
sick mans will.-The Idea.
"what is their great loss is my imme-
date gain, said the minister softly to him
self, as he bhthely pocketed the customary
marriage fee. -SOmerriIe Journal
"How is the board at Asbury Park?"
asked man who had never been there.
Fine" replied his friend. why,
there is at least a mile of plank walk long
the beach. "-HOtel Nail.
"Hello, Jones! where are you going?"
Getting ready to develop my gold
mine"
"What machinery do you choose?"
"None. I'll take my wife along. She'll
be sure to find the pockets if there are any. !"
San Francisco Examiner.
See here, now, perhaps you would like
to get on aud ride yourselt," said young
man carer 1tically to his new bicycle, after
he had made three or four pyrotechnic at
tempts to mouut-SOmerriNe Journal.
Little Elsie-Oh, Mr.. Ball! When did
you get well?
Mr.. Bull, of Wall street who comes out
often to see Elsie's big sister)-Gst well,
little girl? Why do you ask that question?
Little Elsie-Because, heard my papa
say this morning that you weren't able to
take up your paper The idea.
ayes" said Mrs. Innocent, "my brother
George began his public career as New
York Alderman, and was instrumental IN
obtaining proper facilities for the trsnspor-
tation { the people along Broadway. Then
George WIS promoted 10 the service OF the
State. don't know exactly what his title
is, but his address is Sing Sing. His term
expires in about five years, when he thinks
he'll give up public life.-Harper'S Bdzar.
First lawyer-Do You know what the
Court held this morning?
Second lawyer (ruefully)-No; but last
night (by-the-way, can you lend hye dol
lars p it held four aces.-The Idea.
Impecunious SWELL say, Harry! Go
ing to have q box st the opera next season!
Second Dittc-No; don't believe shall,
dear boy. Much as can do now to keep
q box at the p-Stoffice.
Husband-The weather probabilities pre-
dict fair weather, but the prediction Is
wrong; it is going to rain. My eorns pain
me frightfully, and that sign never fails.
Wife, know it; so shall not attempt
10 90 down town. Your corns are such
comfort to me, John.-Epoeh.
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Tho Wool Market.

NEW YORK, July 7.-Bradstreet's, In
its review of the wool market, says: Oper-
atoms in the new wool clip continue light
in all parts of the country; in the interior
because the eastern dealers are generally
unwilling to pay the prices that are asked,
or to make the advances on consignments
that are desired, and on the seaboard be-
cause the manufacturers are not taking
supplies in excess of their nearby require
ments. The prevailing feeling is one OF
uncertainty. Shearing has been pushed
except in the more northern ATTITUDES.
The condition of the new clip is COM
monty reported to be good. Representa-
tiyes of the mills are buying to some ex-
tent in the country. In the Eastern mar
kets the purchases by dealers 80 far this
year are universally said to be much
smaller than year ago at this time.
A large attendance continues at the Lon
don sales, with tree purchases on the part
of domestic and continental buyers alike.
Prices are nominally UNCHANGED, but In
some descriptions weaker tendency Is OBJ
served.
Small stocks are held in Boston, the odd
supplies having been closed ont In great
measure, while the receipts Of the new
clip are slow. Buyers are ready sellers at
current values, while the manufacturers
are taking supplies only in the hand.to.
mouth fashion. Fine feeces are dull
throughout the list. There is some activ-
ity in California wool of this years produc-
ton, and Australian stock is in fair re-
quest. The receipts since January are
reported at 132, 900 bales of domestic wool,
as against 203, 900 bales to date last year.
Current quotations are as follows in COM
parison with 1887 and 1886:
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LIVE sioux.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
RAITINORE. ,July 3. 1895
AT CALYERTON YARDS.

AT CALVERTON YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-There is some little more
firmness in the market for beef cattle this
week, with o slight advance over last
Thursdays values. There were few good
tops in the market, but the quality geuer-
ally was not very good. Values were
thought to be saic higher. We quote at
81 37ta5 25, with most sales ct 81 GOA
rs per 100 lbs. Few selling at either ex-
treme
Price of Beef Cattle this week ranged
az follows: Best Beeves at S. 12aa5 25;
those generally rated first quality IS 90
as 12i; medium or good fair quality "a %
as 22t, and ordinary thin steers, oxen aud
Cows So 37ia3 371 per 100 lbs.
fOf the cattle received SO came from
Maryland, TAI from Virginia, 126 from
West Virginia, 40 from Illinois, and IS from
Ohio. Total receipts for the past week
LOSS, against 721 last week, and 92O
same time last year.
Of the offerings 602 were taken by the
Baltimore butchers, and $50 by country
dealers. Total sales for the week 1852
against 839 last week and 739 same time
last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-There has been q
fair trade in good sheep and lambs this
week, and there is some improvement in the
quality ofthe offerings over last weeks re-
ceipts. There is good prospect reported
for good sheep and lambs. Prices as to
quality show but little change. We quote
butchers sheep at 3a43c per ID gross
Lambs sold at 4la6ic per Id gross. Re-
ceipts this week of sheep and lambs,
7,037 head.
CHICAGO, July 9. - Osttle-Rsceipts
g, 500 head; shipments 1900 head; the
general market closed lower; choice to eI-
ira beeYes, S. 90a6 IS; stockers and feed
ers So 50s3 81; cows, bulls and mixed
81 s5a3 80.
Hogs--Receipts 1000 head; shipments
g. 500 head; market active and Sc higher;
mixed S. 70a5 80; heavy IS s0a6 05; light
SIS 70a5 80.
sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
800 head; market steady and firm; natives
50 25a5 90; western 50 25a3 80; TEXANS
So O0a3 IS; lambs 81 10a5 50 per 100 lbs
East Liberty.
EAST LIBKRTY, July 9.-Oattlc -
Receipts 2, 69s head; shipments ], $40 head;
market sctive on good and 25c higher;
common dull at last weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts $500 bead; shipments
8. 400 head: market active; Philadelphias
Sc 15a6 20; mixed IS 0Oa6 10; Workers
SIS 9Oa6 90; common to fair IS 75s5 IS;
pigs IS 25a5 so.
Sheep Receipts 5, 800 head; shipments
3, 600 head; market firm ut last weeks
prices.
CINCINNATI, July 9.--Hoes-Actiye
and firm 81 0Oa5. 20; packing and butch
ers IS 5Oas so; receipts 1850 head; ship
ments 400 head.
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1IHrs1fx
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO R R

- ~
Departure Of Trains frun whaling, Hastn,
Kxpres for Chicago and The EcfthWok le:B
q. m, $40 p m. and $50 p N. daily. and iiis p.
xIprs.s for Gincinnsa and ~ LeuiA io1 q
N c AMI S socs%modassoa 800 N. szosp.
eI For Sclumbus, lo:Sa n. daiiy. ara ms p
N; daily. and As p =. daily e5csgs sSsn S.,Iro,.
Philadelphia and New Tork. via oraftnn. 10 q
n. and $40 p m daily.
For Pithbury and wsshinEtan, Pa. $50 =.
daily; sapS s aS;, n S. ~; Ell r S Ss
'n Hfaslua. sSsifnoss md FSnsSsipSia sDr
For IcundUille, So q. m. 7N . N. mo-
For Grafton, 5:lo p N. daily.
For Cumberland. sN6 q m. daily excspt Bun
u Ecr a. claiuyille, s:e6 and so .. .. and 100
n ~. and $40 D. N. daily except Sunday.
EIprea trains arrive nom ChicaSo SIS and
go 4 m, and $40 .. m. daily, and Ass . m,
daily except Monday.
Express trains snive nom IS i LGSis sno San'
Expfea tIains arrive from Philadelphia Hal.
timore and washington, d. G., viz. Grehon, llsso
a m. and los p. m daily, via. Pissse0rs ioas
Trans arrive nom oolumbus ass .. N. sne
e:lo p. m. daily, and loss = m daily excePs Sur'
Haius arrive nom Pittaburs, lois q N. daily /.
and I2l5 .. m, except Sundays. and SO p. n.
and lilo p m. daily.
daily except Sunday.
From Moundsvilie, 80 and elS q N. and l:&o
and 7.to p. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive nom Grafton. IL 10 q "a. DAILY.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $50 y m
daily EXCEPT Sunday.
From 81 Ciainville, 7:5S and io:s5 .. n. and
l:sS, and $40 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Cambridge Accommodation arrives A 5aor
m. except Sunday.
Baggage called for ara checked st hotels and
residences ON orders left at Ticket once, i1o
Market street. and at Depot
General Passenger Agent
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-TR AnE IL
No Mercury,
No Potash,

Il Il Natures Remedy, nado exclusively
from Roots and Herbs.
Il is perfectly Harmless
Il Is the only remedy known to the wNriS
that has ever yet Cured contagious b3oo@
Poison in az is stages.
Il. cures Mcrcurial rheumatism, Cancer
Srrofula. and other blOod diseases heretofore
considered tncu-able. Il cures any disease
caus,d from impure blood. IL Is now pre-
scribcd by thousands OF the best phSS!ciShs
80 United States, Us q tonic. We append
the statement Of a few:
',Ihayc used 5. s. 5. ON patients conyAeSe,
ins from fever and from nlesSIeS, M ~ ''o
ots' r''u''S' Ellavlllc, Ca
pp,,frS CA.-wluic White was anuc'cd
with srrofula seven years. pTsSGr ,',S = -
: and to-day he Is a fat and ROBUST OOS-
80 ~''' L. W. PARKER, u. u.
I2,rpyoSp. Va, Dec. IS, ISL have taken
tbrra Il,ttleS Of swift : SpcCu!c Tor seSohuAS
bimrd poison. 10 acts rnuSa letter ' ,, NV
ash or any other TEA,s I, y, ,x u,ry NJ ID.
Formerly Of Sussex Co, Va
DR.. 2. J. HALE, the wei HnoWn 3 TCISStS
,rI nhyslsllu 90 Nashville. HoNA,N SVuuSss
a.. WRITES. " Having some knUwlcIsc Hs 49,
AFA.;; - : H. cnmprSed of, can Sarey
recommend it as the remedy TOT ~ -, ~, :,
eose,s. he matters not what nc name may 70.
W. have n book giving history OF th nS
,,rrIrrf,i remedy, and rs CURES, rom , az
over the world which viii c3nEinCS SHI una, S,,ii
IN ~, AN /. true ard which we WI h'hh
- - -, SDniirnfion No family should %
,.',,cIf ~ we have anOthSruu Contagious
ELsT,I Poison sent ON same terms
Write Us a history Of your case ana ot ~,
,,b,.t..I,r will advise ttA You hy letteIl IN
p1r..,.sf yorgdcurc We will not deceive
You knowingly.
For sale by all druggists.
Tue SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3 Atlanta, Ga
New Nurs, 10 Broadway.
Ianiou. ing, - Snow HUI
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pEIRnLRUM V. NASBY


kavs. "Iutimit Acquaintance with a tru
4repd always increases our resPeckt FUR
thst friend"
4 IAIs Is the reason why Synvita Blocks
l.,rtippe To make friends rs their virtues
fscop,e better known. Clergyman, public
Z Ds,kers. snd people in all the avenues OF
& r. are a unit in their praise Of that won
ksrfnl new remedy, Sypvita Cough Blocks.
f,bsv sre warranted tO cure Coughs, Colds,
trnTchitis. Hoarseness, Tickling In the
frborst. Sore Throat and Group; 20 doses,
x r,uts Hundreds bear testimony to the
Esyuarkahle cures Of DlarrhOea, Dyseneery,
SFlux. Cholera Miantuni, or Summer Com-
|plsiut and Cholera AOrbuS, effected oy
'synyita Blackberry Blocks; % doses, %
rents. We have stacks Of testimonials
|{-oyo mothers, who. after dosing their chill
|6rsn with strong medicines for other sup
|oaSsG diseases, have completely cured them
XIV usiny S7uvita Worm Blocks; % doses,
rs cents Afler yop have tried all the
'high-priced bottle remedies and nave foEno
no reiisi. hay a package Of Syuyita Kid
ray Eio0d and Liver Blocks and be cured.
81 dus.s. 50 cents. II you want the tnest
tonic Bitters in the market, bUy package
of Svnvita Sitter Blocks for % cents, and
make from to l gallon Of pure tonic Bit
ters.
An these remedies only cent 3 dose
No box. no tesspOon, no sticky bottle. Put
nm in psssut packages. Warranted to cure
or money refunded. Sold by druggists
e,srywhere. Get q checker board Of your
5s,l-r fraa Sand yOur address on q postal
card for copy of ''rHE SYNvITA BLOCK"
which contains history Of diseases and
cures. or send esnt stamp for sample Of
Cough Block and copy OF THE SYNyTTA
BLOCK. Address, The Synyita Co. Lock
Fox 2g9 DelphOs, Ohio.
ANTON p. HssS, Agent for Wheeling,
opposite FOStohcs.
u. u MCSwURnS, Agent for Maritime
Ferry, q.
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BELLAIRE.

A number of gentlemen of this city talk
of getting up an excursion to Cleveland.
The Lodge of Odd Fellows will 60 to
Cincinnati in body on the 23d.
Edward Steger, of Franks tailoring
store, is agent for Lutz's laundry.
The Turners will 90 to Steubenville in q
body the lest Of this month.
A boy on bicycle fell of his machine
and narrowly escaped injuring lady. Her
silk dress was torn. The ordinance pro-
hibits bicycles on the pavements.
The German Sunday school will hold a
picnic this week.
The heavy rain yesterday flooded the
sire cts and carried tons of sand of the
newly-paved streets into the sewers.
A fishing party, which went from here
few days since to camp up the Little
Kanawha river, has returned home. The
rain swelled the river go that the boys had
to break camp.
The Democratic Congressional Conyen-
ton meets here to-day.
Camp meeting will be held at Bethel,
beginning on the 2lst.
A lady is at st. Clairsville trying to get
damages from the nail works for broken
arm. She YVES passing the steel works
when one of the converters was started In
operation The noise made by the blower
frightened her so that she fell and broke
her arm.
Most Of the fishermen in the Ohio made
big hsuls yesterday. Their catch was
mostly driftwood.
Ben H. Faris, the artist, hrs been ten
dered good position and he has gone to
New York to see about it.
The Loyal Temperance Legion meets
every Thursday afternoon in the First
NJ. E. Church at o'clock.
Harry Leach, son of d. F. Leach, died
yesterday morning. Funeral this after,
noon at 2 o'clock.
The wind on Sunday evening broke
several trees and store awnings on Bel
mont and Union streets.
The Ohio Valley Foundry resumed in
full yesterday.
Col. Fillmore Helsley, local editor Of the
Tribune, started on two weeks tramp
ing tour yesterday. His proposed desti
nation is Washington. Fill has lots Of
push, and little rain will not deter him.
DR.. L. E. Kirk will leave the city, as he
he's an offer Of a partnership with gen.
tlemsn with an established practice.
Michael Curran, aged % years, an in,
dustrious and reliable gentleman, died
yesterday Of consumption, and was buried
from st. Johns church yesterday morning
The caucus Of delegates from the several
counties to to-dsy's Convention will bt
held at the following points: Belmont
county, Tilden Club room; Jefferson
county, City Hall; Guernsey county, Bel,
mont Savings Association; Harrison
county, Mayors Office; Noble county, Mar
shal's Office. The caucus will probably bt
called about ten o'clock.
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DespOtIc Fashions Rule.
Tol DO Blade.

Every one knows the d"1pohc influence
Of fashion upon its votaries, not only In
the matter of dress, but in social habits OF
every kind. One of the great obstacles to
the temperance reform is the fashionable
custom of having vine ut dinner, and on
various other occasions. And it is q start
ling commentary on the despotism of fash
ion that this Notwithstanding custom is
maintained through the influence OF very
few persons. So lorg as the reeogoiLsd
leaders of society adhere to it, their ten
thousand imitators in the social world feel
themselves compelled to follow. The few
command, the rest obey-not because they
desire it, but simply that they may be IN
styIe." 1t is a striking example OF the
iroita.ive bent of the human mind. We
are like sheep-we follow our leader, even
though that following involve q pe,ilous
leap and death upon the jagged rocks In
the yawning gulf below.
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GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
STATEs-Dull and steady.

RAILRoADs-Quite active; sales 81, 469,-
600.
SToCKs.-The stock market to-day dis
played but little improvement over that Of
last week. The opening was generally
steady at but small fractions different from
the closing figures of Saturday. The mar.
ket was firm to strong for the first half
hour. After that the list became some
what feverisb and irregular. The Changers
were most prominent, and st. Paul
led, followed by Western Union,
Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific and North
ern Pacific preferred, but there was no
marked movement throughout the day.
The selling slackened off toward the close
and a somewhat firmer tone existed for
some time. but the close YVES dull and
rather heavy, at the lowest prices Of the
day. The result of the trading leaves
most of the active stocks fractionally
lower. Sales 11S, 6l9 share1. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
1O7; Canada Pacific, 56i; Central Pacific
3li; Chesapeake and Ohio =; do preferred
firsts -; do seconds -; Chicago and Alton
1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 11l!;
Delaware and Hudson, ITO; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 1901; Denver
and Rio Grande, 15t; Erie, 24i; do pre-
ferred, Sc; Fl. Wayne, 1872; Illinois
Central 1i6E; Lake Shore, 81; Michigan
Central, 79i; Minneapolis and st. Louis,
At; do preferred, 81; Missouri Pacific,
73!; Northern Pacific, 23l; do preferred,
So; Chicago and Northwestern 1861; do
preferred, 13s; New York Central, l03f
Oregon Transcontinental. 24t; Pacific Mail.
SO; Peoria, D. & E, 1871; Pittsburg 15s;
Pullman Palace Car, 15s; Reading, 60;
Rock Island. 103; st. Louis and San
Francisco 2ss; do preferred, 60s; first
preferred, 112l; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 1921; st. Paul and Omaha, 35i
do preferred 103; Texas Pacific, q !; Union
Pacific 54l; United STATES Express III;
Western Union 761.
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HOW THEY RATIFIED.
New Cumberland Republicans Go Back to
Ancient History.

New Cumberland Republicans Go Back to
Ancient History.
Special Correspondence Of tie Register.
NEW CUMBERLAND, July 9.-Toward
the last of the week We noticed posted up
on the fences, poles and in the different
business houses of the village, hand bills
that were to inform the people of Hancock
county that the Republicans would meet
in the Town Hall, New Cumberland, on
Saturday evening, the 7th inst, for the
purpose of ratifying the nominations OF
Harrison and Morton to be the standard
bearers for the &. 70. p. in the
coming campaign. The bills also stated
that there would be csnonading, fire
works and an address by Hon. John A.
Campbell. These inducement7 brought
out about forty voters, fifty ladies and one
hundred boys, who filed into the hall as
if they were going to funeral. Your re-
porter was present, eager to see what
means would be employed to arouse some
enthusiasm. knowing, r. he did, how the
nominations of the men that are to lead
the Republican hosts this fall fell like a
wet blanket on the G. o. p. of this coun-
ty.
The meeting came TO order by calling
John Fl. Atkinson, Esq, to the chair. Mr..
Atkinson advanced to the front of the stage,
took drink (of water, surveyed the audi
ence, and commenced his effort for enthu-
siasm by detailing the trials and tribula-
tions he had on his trip to the Chicago
convention to see Blaine nominated and his
great sorrow and grief on account of the G..
o. p. refusing to take proper action on the
temperance question. He felt that the
great State Of New York W.T. lost to the
enemy, and now, even in West Virginia, the
enemy had good fighting ground and there
was some chance of her following New
York, and after waving the bloody shirt,
retired in favor of John A. Campbell. mo
cheers
Mr.. Campbell commenced his address
back in ancient history; told bow politics
WEI conducted in the time of the Roman
Empire; came forward to the time of Wash
ington, and finally to the present time.
He bewailed the less the z. o. p. has sus.
tanned by reason of being bounced out of
the offices; gave mathematical problem
showing how $4S, 900 could be made out of
an acre of fire clay under Republican ad-
ministration, and then followed the text
laid down for Republican orators: "Free
trade" 'the disfranchised Niger"
"bloody shirt" &c.
Never in the history Of the party has
there been such a fruitless effort in this
county to stir up enthusiasm, for it took
three weeks of hard work before they felt
safe in calling meeting, as the sentiment
of the workingmen here is that they don't
want the advocate of Chinese and prosecu-
tor of organized labor to hold the feins of
this government, and mighty effort is
being made to whip them into line, but
every day brings news of some deserter
from the 2. o. p, and the Blaine canon,
purchased to fire the salute over his NOM
nation, remains in the depot, and has not
yet fired Harrison and Morton shot.
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II Didn't Work Very Well.

A Winnipeg correspondent tells of a
neiphbor, one Farmer Brown, who IS not
we'll educated. His daughter has sttepded
a boarding school, and lately they resolved
10 have a party of the neighboring farmers
and their wives. Previous 10 the party she
Instructed her father that when speaking
of ANYTHING, for fear ofoffending, he should
add, THE present company always ex-
csrtsd - He was late for dinner, 50 Jane
invited the guests to begin operations.
Thsy had not long commenced when In
rnsbsd Mr.. Brown, covered with perspira.
tion, ''Why are you late, Papa?" asked
Jane. 1.-THE fact is, Jane, I've oeen WIS
tim neighbor Smiths pigs, and tney are
The finest lot of pigs ever seed, the pres
ant company allus excepted"
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A Close Fit in Hsnmoc ks.

store clerk-A hammock, Miss? Ger
,.;nIv Here is one warranted to sustain
A weight of $50 pounds. -,
Young lady (solusl-Two ninety. Let Let
ma ace, John weighs 164 and 1 weigh rs
ave and four's nine with nothing to
.a-rv. one and one Is two. Total, 2e9.
ITO The clerk. well, that's mighty near,
INIT guess it will do.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 LIZ Per Cent.-Governments Dull
and steady-Stocks Dull and Lower
Flour Firm and Unchanged-Wheat
Strong.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Money on call
at II per cent prime mercantile paper at
3la6 per cent; sterling exchange dull but
steady at 4S62a48Sf.
GoyERNMENTs-Dull and steady.