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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-09
CHEAP ALUMINIUM.

A New Process OF Production-Great
Scientific Discovery.
NEW YORK, July 7.-Experiments here,
the details of which were made public to-
day have resulted in an extraordinary dis
covery, If the statements made BY those
interested can be relied upon. The dis
covery is that aluminium, which now
costs twenty thousand dollars Q ton, and
is produced only in France can be obtained
anywhere by most simple process, and at
less than one hundredth part of the pres
emit expense. The importance
of of such o discovery
can be estimated when it 10 recollected
that aluminium is the most generally diff
fused metal on earth, and has all the
beauty of silver, besides being non-tsrnish-
ing, non corrosive, more lasting than silver,
with only one-fourth its weight. In ad-
dition Aluminium alleged one-tenth Of one
per cent. with iron or street increases the
homogeneous tensile strength Of the metal
nearly half, while for electro plating
purposes aluminium is superior to
either gold or silver. The ex.
periments began in an attempt
to extract aluminium chemically from
common clay and cryolite. This was 90
complished in novel manner and the
operators obtained thereby metallic alum
inium chemically pure. Their method
was based upon the theory Of substi-
tuition and smelling the orc In Q
water jscketed steel furnaces, crucibie
being useless to resist the strong
flouride fiuxes. When the mass was
quite liquid, it was conveyed into
a converter, or covered Stag pot holding
about 400 pounds, and the aluminium
extracted therefrom by O cyphon tap.
The sIsg was returned to the farnscs.
serving the purpose Of hux, with more
ore. This direct continuous process
obvisted the necessity Of the usual costly
intermediary elemedts and made the
aluminium cheap as copper.
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DESERTED HIS WIFE.
David Palmer Leaves Home to Eiope With
n Married Woman.

David Palmer Leaves Home to Eiope With
Married Woman.
Special 7sIeoraRl to nc Sunday ReoisteT.
SrEUBENvILLE, July Last May Da-
yid Palmer, who resided at Allikanna,
and was employed as puddler in the Al.
likanna iron works, left home telling his
wife he wss going away to search for job
work. His wife supposed everything was
all right until q few days ago. when she
received letter from Richard K. Belts, Of
Philadelphia, inquiring after her husband.
Further communication disclosed the fact
that Palmer and Belts wife left Philadel-
phia together. Belts stated that Palmer
came to Philadelphia, called at his house
and was introduced to him by his wife ss
friend of hers who bad been kind to her
while she was visiting in Steubenville,
and that after had bsen there few days
he and Mrs. Belts eloped together. The
couple are supposed to be in or near Pitts
bury. Palmer leaves q wife and two chill
dren at Allikanns, the wife being very
estimable lady, the daughter Of the latt
Emanuel Hotel, of Island Creek town
ship.
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The IRON STRIKE.
Gran. Bennett q Co., Signify Their WI
insness to Sign.

Gran, Bennett 4 Co., Signify Their WIN.
insness to Sign
PrrrsBURG, Pa, July THE AmalgA-
mated Association received official notics
this morning that the Linden Steal Com.
pany, of this city, and the Newport Iron
Company, of Newport KY, had eiened
the scale, and would resume operations
next week. The scale now has eighteen
signatures, including two Of the largest
firms in this city. The manufacturers,
however, still ASSERT that the lockout ID
not broken, and that the majority viii
stand firm, until the workmen sccept the
proposed reduction.
At Singer, Nimick & Co.'s mill to-day,
over half of the departments were In ope
ration and in ell other departments pre-
partitions were being made to resume on
Monday. Tboee who are members Of the
Amalgamated have all agreed, orabout al,
to return to work. The Knights of Labor,
1t is thought. will also report for duty on
Monday. The manager was seen in the
mill this afternoon. He said:
Everything will be running ON Monday.
Those of our employesas far a. I have bean
able to learn are either at work or have
signihed their intention of returning to
work as soon as we are ready for them.
Many of the knights Of Labor have also
returned to work and others say they will
There will be no scarcity of men here on
Monday. For the first time in years
Singer, Nimick & Co. will have full con-
troll of their own mill. No labor organiza-
ton will be recognized or allowed to die
tate. That day Is pest. We will pay the
same as last year, ond will treat our men
Justly and squarely as in the past"
Graf, Bennett & Co.'s mill ut Kittan-
ming autographed down for o scale this
afternoon. They say they will sign and
start up Tuesday. This mill has been idle
since the Graf, Bennett & 90. failure some
months ago.
Both the manufacturers and the ANAL
gamated people are looking forward to
next week. The Western Association peo-
pie say that one more firm is expected to
sign the scale snd that then the lockoct
will continue indefinitely between the
remaining members of the Iron Association
and the amalgamated people. The Anal
gamated members, however, are predict
ing big break in the ranks Of the manu-
facturers next week.
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PRODUCES.


NEW YoRx. July 7.--Yissr- Rsssiptl
Is. $50 packages; exports $50 barrels -
2,760 sscln; market rulsd mcdssstsly -.
tive, closing weak; saiss 1888 hsfrs1G
Wheat Receipts IL, $40 busbsls; Gxporn
81, 757 bushsis; salss 2,3e3, 900 bsstnis
futures, 137, 200 baShslb spst; eptisos
stsady; Ne. 3 nd July 06te; AngnsS 0e1a
eS5c, dosing e est; ssptsnb9 eolse0e,
cl6sine st sole; Dscsmbw S2l1o31c, cjee-
ing e e3c; March e5sso53e eissisg q
este; Aprii o6fs963e, elssisG q ee3e;
Nay s7is97ac, cleGlsg II s73s. Csrs--
Rscsipfs 1900 buGbsks: exports 19,54l
baGhsls; aln 81, 900 beaks,s fatinss
TO-, 600 baabsls spst; sylfeas I'm; -
gradsd MIXED 53aS63c; NG 3 Jsly H3e;
Anguut 66te; Gsetsmb9 see; Oslste "a
a56le, eIeuis9 e 66ic; NsssnkH D53sez3e
elosinl q Sic; Dso6nbe 633a o.
Rscdph s., 100 belkels; exp1Eh oe.eo(
bushefB; m1ss 81, 900 buzas1s fstnpR ~
coo bcuhe1s ~; masket dun; nfxet -
en- 33a30e; vhfts q 10sl7e Hag-Del1
GhippfAg oo116G HepsQufsk ODGel
|-6pse dam epfieus s6on1y; 80 IN
-; JAY 1Lo6e; Anepst 1o.ooAl40e
| Beptssb9 $500 0oc; Oe1eboR. UeoomhG
| an1 Nay I. o0so. ID GuUx- Hew segeaa
xAssd $780, - aeffvs; wfi1e 6E1n D q
sic; roI1oW de- - 4 -; uouH 4
ne; slnadsed 4 ~; ssafDotfosgp 4 ~
| zt1oaf ~ GnGk1 6; 1cU0Gso1 ~
| pufnletsd re; e11ss IL $780,
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NEARING THE BORDER.
walt whitman, the Good Gray Poet, ut III
Door Of Death.

walt whitman, the Good Gray Poet, ut the
Door Of Death.
PHILADELPHIA, July THE friends OF
Walt Whitman, the good gray poet, fear
he win not recover from the illness with
which he has been FRUSTRATED for several
weeks.
The aged poet ia now unable to leave
his bed at his home, SsS Miekle street,
Camden, and he seems 10 be growing
weaker. The progressive paralysis with
which be has been afflicted for years ID
nov taking 6rmer hold and paralylizing
all his physical powers. His physicians
say that If he does not rally soon and gain
strength, his death Is only question Of q
very short time.
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FIRE AT WINFIELD.
Old straus Hotel Burned-Hessy Loss OF
Property.

Old straus Hotel Burned-Hessy Loss OF
Property.
Social Tsls0rum 10 ne S'0ddy Reotar.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July About
4 o'clock this morning the Old Straus Ho-
tel, at Winfield, Yves destroyed by fire.
The citizens turned out to save the build
ing, but their efforts did not prove strong
enough to extinguish the flames, and in q
short time the house was destroyed. The
building was owned by DIR. j. l.. Middle
ton. of Winfield, and was occupied by
George Rust and family and Mrs. Gregory,
the latter rs . millinery store and the
former as a residence. Rust succeeded In
saving all his household effects but Mrs.
Gregory lost her entire stock Of goods, val
ned at about $500, and partly insured.
but for what amount our informant could
not saw. Loss $500. The origin of the
Gre is supposed to have been the work Of
an incendiary.
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SENATOR KENNA

A Stumbling Block In the Paths Of Re-
pnblicans.
specioI Tti1oram 10 ne Sunday Reofa1.
WASHINGTON, July 7.-Congessmsn
Grosvenor, of Ohio, in speaking Of West
Virginia politics to-day, remarked thai
there IL only one thing in the way Of the
Republicans carrying the State this fall and
electing United States Senator. Asked
what that was, Gen. Grosvenof replied:
"Kenna; he Is the most popular Demo-
crat in the State. He has fsbed and Ion
hunted all over il, and fsttered localities
BY taking pictures with his amateur pho
tozrsphic outfit, and has made himsell
very near and dear 10 the people. How
ever, We are not without hope"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-09

TOLEDO, O.. JAY 1.-whsas-Aetivs
and firm; cash s6lc; July allc; August
Sale; September 85Ic; December Sic.
Corn-Dull; cash 4sc; Septsmber 60ic.
Oats-Easy; cash $40 Glover 6sed-Nem-
inal.
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Charities and Corrections.

BuFFALo, July AT this mornings
session of the National Conference of Char
tiles and Correction, Mr.. Frank B. Sanbon
presented report of the Committee on
1.-THE Commitment of Insanein the United
States" in the absence of the chairman OF
the committee, DR.. Stephen Smith, of
New York. The report Is the work Of q
committee appointed to look into the sub
ject, and is most exhaustive one, printed
in circular form covering nearly 100 pages.
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SrArEs-Duil and steady.

RAILRoADs-Active; sales t899, 600.
SroCKs. The stock market to-day dis
played another degree Of animation, and
especially in the first hour, than has been
usual for the past week, and was almost
II not quite a. barren of feature. The
opening was firm TO strong. though I'd.
vsnces over Last evenings closing figures
were confined to small fractions.
The only feature vas the advance
In wheeling & Lake Erie from
sol to "a, the fuctuations In the rest Of
the list being confined 70 les than 4 per
cent generally. There was no change In
the charscted Of the market, which con-
tinucs rather heavy mp 10 the Gloss, and
was barely steady ct Insignificant changes
from the opening figures. Most Of the lit
10 higher this evening Sales 1873
shares. Quotations closed bid - follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
107; Canada Pacific, 564; Central Pacific
81; Chesapeake and Ohio =; do preferred
frsts -; do seconds -; Chicaeoa and Alton
1873; chicago. Burlington and Quincy 112};
Delaware and Hudson, ITO; Delaware,
Lackawanns and Western 1901; Denver
and Rio Grande, ISL; Ere, at; do Pc
fsrred, 65i; Fl WAyns, 152; Illinois
Centrsl 1851; Lake Shore, oil; MIchiun
Central, 79i; Minneapolis md 81 Louis,
Al; do preferred, 8; Missouri Paci6c,
"a; Northnn Pacific, al; DO prsfssrsd,
53A; Chicaeo and Northwsstsrn 107i: d
preferred, 13o; New York Csatral, l03a;
Oregon Trauscputinsntsl. al; Pacific Mai,
233; Peoria d. 4 Z, 10; Httsbarg 16e;
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A FIELD OF BLOOD.
A Fight to the Death Between Hunt
aud Mountsineers.

A Fight to the Death Between Hunter
and Mountsineers.
DKNvKR, Col. July THE bodies Of five
men, riddled with bullets from Wincbes.
ter rifles, have been found In the wilds Of
the Kinishi mountains, Choctaw nation,
fifty miles from Denver.
They were supposed TO be hunters from
Texas, Is their camps were still standing.
Fifty yards away was found another dead
body, supposed t. se that Of one Of the
attacking party.
None Of the bodies have been identified,
but the general impression 10 that . fight
occurred between the hunters and noun.
taineer.
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HON. d. II. LEONARD

EstabIished In . Lucrative Practice n
Kansas CITY.
Special 7elegron % Dle Sunday Rectkr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July Hon. d.
q. Leonard, formerly Of Parksrsburg. W.
Va, but now . resident Of Kansas City,
was in the city to-day, on his way vsst,
after attending the convention d Demo.
cratic eluhs st Baltimore. M Leonard
Represented Kansas City club IN the Con
yentiou, which GOES 10 show that the stal.
wart type Of Democracy 70 which he b
longs Is already appreciated cut west
David says be 10 very well satiaded with
his recent move; he has established . Dc
sirable partneuhip, and is doing remarks
bly well In The practice Of law.
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A STRANGE FANCY.
An Old Woman Who Makes Love
Tltfla R0va.

An Old Woman Who Makes Love to
Little Boys.
NEW YORK, July THE children Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcintyre, q septuagena-
rian, who has snug little property valued
at S., 900, applied to the Shsriff's jury to
declare her insane. Mrs. McEntyre's in
sanity, it is alleged, has taken the form OF
belief in the transmigration OF souls.
She thinks that the soul of her late hus-
band, who died fifteen years ago, has taken
mp its abode in the body Of little boy 9
years old. She consequently makes love to
all little boys, and has proved source Of
terror to youngsters on Mulberry street,
where she resides.
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Christian Laborers in Session.

CHICAGO, July 7.-At to-days session OF
the Christian Endeavor Convention the
feature of the morning was the Eve minute
address on eommitte work. As the society
Is essentially the outgowth Of the mis-
sionary spirit the address Of Edward B.
Miles, OF Boston, on "The Missionary Com
mittee" received the most marked atten-
tion
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TWO Tougha shot.

LONG ISLAND CRY, N. Y, July IA
crowd Of drunken roughs tried to forcs an
entrance to the saloon of Thomas Terney
at Q o'clock this morning, for the purpose
Of getting liquor. Tierney appeared on
the scene and in defense of his property
fired into the crowd, killing Richard Owens
and fatally wounding Cornelius Walsh.
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Cb,ef Arthur lpteryiewed,

CLsvRLAND, July 7.-Wben questioned
last night concerning the alleged Dynamite
conspiracy in Chicsgo, Chief Arthur said
all he knew about it was what he had read
in the papers. He said that the policy o.
the Brotherhood in the past, and the stand
ing of the officers ard the vast majority Of
its membership, should be sufficient refu
tation of such statements. The Brother
hood had always advocated and practiccd
peaceful means to carry its point in any
and if they failed they would abandon the
fight rather than resort to violence.
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weekly Bank statement

NEW YORK, July THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes:
Reserve decrease, $2,500. 425; loans de-
crease, s., 800, 800; specie increase, $272,-
900; legal tenders decrease. y ,s1s,Ooo; de-
posits increase. S., $50, 100; circulation IN
crease, $s3, 800. The banks now hold VA
SIG, 500 in excess of the IS per cent. rule.
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A Went YIrginla ApplieAst

Special Telegram 70 ne Ssaday REGISTER.
CHARLESTON, July III. OBrien, Of
Charleston, is in Washington. He wants
to be appointed local inspector Of steam.
boat boilers and bulls in the place Of some
of the many Republicans who still hold
on to their places. .
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SET on rire and Robbed.

PARKKRsBUe, July 6.-The store Of F.
Jenkins & Son. on Market street, was dis
covered to be on IRE last night After she
fire had been extinguished it was found
that the back door had been pried open and
the cash-drawer robbed Of its contents, q
considerable sam.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Not 0uoted-aovsrnmsnts Dull
and Btesdy-stocks Hirm-fi0ur Firm
aud Observation-Disclosures Firm.
NEW YoRK, July 7.-Money on call
not quoted; no loans made 10 day;
prime mercantile paper ct 33s8 per cent.
sterling exchange duh but steady d
4s8}a4S82.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and steady.
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Dying OF Lockjav.

PARKERsBURa, July 7.-Godfrey Kets,
Of this city, is dying Of locijaw, caused
by what was ct first considered an indg-
nifcant wound received In the foot from .
rusty nail few days ago.
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Rzaug RAILROAD.

BellaIre and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Bellaire Al $40 q N, arrives at Belstrs u
100 y. N.
Wcodsneld passenger train leaves Bellatrs at
I:2O D. m, arrives at Bellaire at SD g. n.
Sunmerield Accommodation leaves Bellair ~
100 D. m, arrives at BellAirs az l9:45 q. N.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central Stand
ard Time nom Bellaire
SII KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w On and after Monday, April 30, lsSS, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad viii
run As follows:
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Prom shsridan.s Sick Ship.


NEW YORK, July THE following bull
letin was issued by Gen. Sleridan's ply.
sicians this morning:
NEW YORK HARBoR, July q, 7;3o A. NJ.
Glen. Sheridan passed good night sleep.
ing soundly aud naturally for great part
ofthe time. His pulse and respiration are
good, and there is no return of any I'M.
favorable symptoms.
[Signed r. NJ. 0REILLY,
HENRY G. YARR0w.
The Swatara proceeded up the Est rivel
ut 7:45 q. m.
At New London the following bulletin
was furnished: z p. m.-The Swatars
anchored hero at six p. m, after run o.
two hours from New York. General Sher'
idan continues to do well; has shown M
unfayorable symptoms, and is apparently
not at all fatigned by the days journey. II
the conditions continue favorable the Swa
tara win reach Nonquitt tomorrow, and
the General will disembark directly on be-
arrival. X. d. O'RKLLx,
II. o. YARR0w.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
Notice Of Special Meeting Of stockholders.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a
N PperiaI Meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Ohio River Railroad Company will be held ~
the ONCE OF the said Company in the CaEy o.
PsFkersburg w Va, ON SATURDAY ,Ene zstn
day OF July 1883 at ten Cl0) O'Clock q m, tor 1ne
following parpcse, tO-wit: -.
To vote upon the question OF having the ono
River Railroad Company, for the purpose o. AID.
ing the Ripley aud Min Creek Valley ksilroaa
Company IN the construction OF It's railrossl'
guarantee the payment both PRINCIPAL aud III
tereSt .Of an issue Of fifty thousand dollars OF
the First Mortgage Bonds OF the said Company.
WIN. NCeLL0k,
je95ebtgsa Secretary.
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nina hi ihe C.ntary BuIldIns.

NEW YORK, July THE fire in the
Century building was confined to the
upper part Of the house. Is is thought 10
have originated in the book binding estab-
lishment of G. w. Alexander on the sixth
floor. The loss will be about $3.50, 600.
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Heavy Penslon Pas.ents.

WASHINGTON, July Warrants have
BEEN issued by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury for the payment Of $40, 765, o0s ON &C
count Of pensions.
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5. y - j !. - :, =
IN es1ste 4 s. - !. - =.
Pgese.sun- =. - ~ =, nes. r. eeeele
ro1nel Ite5 ~ H. "a
0lL-Den -. =. = - -
Dali = y 70 49, Z, - ~ ~ u -,
rU4edeg.ee1y ee1ve
- e1t o0al9 IL - M yiA 9els =
- cd Oat ntals- =. =.
Westaa stsnn = III xslnt ii g;
DIAL; ws.,s.a iasS ~. -. 80
and ~; Nhioe - eeeeeen - se1te.
c1aeaees
OHrcAao Jaly --Rsicsson Wheat epea-
a 1917. and ~ a1us ~ NJ 3 80 e
Imnk Thh ~ lbllsNsd b. 3 rsae1tsns
but IL louwa rsnlned hso6ls -. do
ina slruuR . eu>1i1e pkioA On ~
ffoviisus uses tEa1e1 Int neeesase
sxtsak Elear - FIN - nnennngeo.
Wheat Oh Ne 3 $3.50 o9se1e; MA ,
red sale; JAY 6ie8!e ele.d,s = stei
Apgus1 00ja62}e elo1f1g . she; 80
tsnbsr, OiA6l3c, dooisg g ol1c; Dsee1
bsr 6s}a8l,e clesinest el)a Oen-O.ah
Ne. 8 sos; JAY 40fa6o2a c,eing . cole;
Aurust leka5o3a cising - 6esc; oepesa-
81 Iois6l{e uisslns q SIC; oelsAsf 4e3a
50is, ciosisg a 60lc 0ais-Ch1A Ne 3
sale: July sl1asS{e elosise = S2is; An
S5lo Rre-Na & tan Barisy-Na 8
6Sc Flax 6ssd-Ne I, q ~ Tins-
INV Sssd-At g eos IS Nsn Nsrk-
Ccsh SiS SIS: July IA Auxust as 6o2a
i3 as eloins - as 60}: Gso6nnhse
sI3 65laiS 10. closine q as 57i: Octs-
ssr SiS l5alS 57}, ciesise a 3i3 e
LArd-Cash and Juiv g 20; 1uwu6 g IA:
September 6 S5aS %. clcslnG g @ S.
Bulk Meats--Short rihs q IS; shsal1em
Sc l0a6 80: sAort clear S 10. Whsky-
A. a 90 Buttsr-Eaaies; csanmy ia
aldo.
1altinses.
BALrrosR Nm. July 5-WheaS-
Weatern am snd ~: IA. 3 vintr rsd
sroI Hslseeis OoeTLWs.,e,n noninal:
mirsS nros nd univ 5lsb4lc: Irru11 6li
sslic. Esctsmher 66(s56lc. 0ste-Active
and sssv. vsefsrn vSite 1IalSo: a. nixed
I0e40{c Rye-Dull "a noniSal. Hay--
Firm ana hiahsr; prime = eholes wssisrn
Nsn psrk el6 90. Butter
Steady at 16A20o EeEs-Dall and eaayat
14}a16o
PAnaAsipAaa.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 1.-Heef--
Steady bat quisk Whsat-weaki Ne 3
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LrvR srOoK.
Ohiogo.

CHICAGO, July I. - OAttls-Rsesipta
q. 800 bad; shipmsnts 1000 hsad; marriott
active; choice 10 extra beevss, IS 90a6 80;
common TO good "a 30a6 %; stoeksrs
aud feeders dull; cows, bulls and mixed
81 80a3 40.
-Rscsipts 5000 bod; shipueuts
900 head; market sctive sud 30 higher;
mixed IS 66a5 30; heavy IS 70a6 s7l; Light
IS 70A5 IS.
Sheep Receipts 1000 bead; shipmssts
400 bead; demand good; prices Arnss;
natives, infsrior to fancy q 60A5 IS; rsx.
ans q 20a3 80; lambs 76cse2 80 Per hsad
and IS 00a5 rs per 100 lbs.
xsss Hbsrsv.
EAST LrBY1TY, July 7.-0a1lle-
Receipts 703 he'd; shipmsnts 623 hsad;
market nothing doing I'll through conssn.
ments.
Hoe-Rscdps 400 bsad; shipassis
800 bead; market hrm; PhiladslpAias
s. 06a8 Is; mixed p s5a8 90; Yesksss
IS sOso 90; common 70 fair % 7Sas 90;
pigs IS 25s5 80.
shssp-Rscsips 1000 hsad, ahipunis
800 hsad; market slow 81 unchanged
prices.
CINCINNATI, July 7.-HsU- 6lsssg;
common 70 light a 00a4 20; packisg asA
butchers e6 40a5 90; rsesiptS $50 hsad;
shipments 150.
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OF for q Vacation.

WASHINGTON, July miss Julia
Cracraft, of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
Is enjoying her annual vacation visiting
old friends in Wheeling.
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mbeelias Resistes
1rauel.rs' 6uias.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
aRxrLAHArfoS OF MARKS: sDally.
day only. saturday excepted--76 Meridian.
MAJ IS, 1855. wheeling time. which b Just one
hour aarliar han Centrsl Tine.
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PBTRoLxUA.


NEW YoBx, July T.-Ps1rulsam-
Opened strong q 7eic, and moved % stsad-
lily 70 78ic. On covering q shoets, esassd
By the failure u the new wsllA . slieht ~.
sction than occurred, bat ths msskst ssl-
lied again and clossd strong - 7Sis. Sales
I, 334, 900 barsls.
on ON.
on CRY, July 2. --Pstxelsum Op0ed
II 76tc; highsst 76}c; lewsss 79fe; clsssd
II 7sSc; saies !, i69, 600 hansls; dGaesosm
3006. 900 barrels; ehastsn 81, 90 tasssis;
sbIpmsnts 6s,l61 barrels; ms k,00
barrels.
RssAsAUg.
PTrmDuns. PA, jay 7.-rsisslssn-
Fairly actiss I'D hm; spessd g 763es
closed u ISLE; hGbsa4 763e; 1sNagt 7s}s.
HreAeseA
BRADyoRp. PA, JAY 5.-nstss1sum-
0psssd at nc; c3ossd q 703e; hiSAot
rec; lsvss 7sis; sasasassss 1,019 900
bsrrsis,
TrusvrLA PA, JAY z-Fshsls1n
|.0ps.sd = 7sle; hsAst 5s3S ls~sss
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Death or /. Noted J.r..ym.n.

Death OF Q Noted Jerseyman.
JERSEY CITY, July 7.-Ex-State Attor-
y-6eneral Robert Gilchrisht died in this
city last night, aged So years.
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HHElf rtsesves O C5ls51I11s1 - - 3
~ = = gssr ~ ~ nro, - =
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GovERNMENrs-Dull and steady.