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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30
MARTINS FERRY.

The pleasure Yacht Surprise has had her
new shaft put in an will be ready Tor ser
vice this morning 10 accommodate foot
travel across the river at this point, instead
of going in the skifis.
The Baptist Church and Sunday School
held u picnic in Sidwells grove, near Maui
town. Although the rain married their
pleasures "a little, they all report having
good time.
There was man that works IN the
L.aughlin Mill arrested yesterday on an
ola warrant that was issued the 9TH day OF
July.
Miss Addie Swartz. of Anderson, has
concluded tostay another week with friends
here. instead Of going home Immediately
Miss Jessie Brooks. of Pittsburg, is the
guest of her cousins. Misses May and Sal
lie McCleary.
Mr.. and Mrs FL Houghton are back
after pleasure trip TO Lake Chippewa ior
a few days
John Rice. the coal man, found a watch
chain and charm on the Ferry landing yes
terday.
Commissioner Riley put in 4 sewer in
front of Hanover and Walnut streets yes
terday.
There will be a dance given by the Ger
mons on Friday, August l, at Halhng
Orchard.
Mr.. Ben johnson will leave for Spring
field in a few days to visit his brother
The Northwood Glass Co. unloaded
boiler at the c. X z. depot yesterday.
The Blue Grass fishing club came home
yesterday.
Mr. Clarence Lewis will leave for Miles,
O.. to-day
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NEW CUMBERLAND.

I NEW CUMBERLAND, July 29-Gen VIM
/. Crawford, of Butler district, who had
been in poor health for year or more pas,
from kidney and bladder affection, died on
Saturday night, and was buried in New
Cumberland Cemetery on Monday after
noon. Mr. Crawford has been a prominent
and leading citizen ever since he attained
his majority, having served a term in the
Legislature shortly after the close of the
war, was president of the County Court of
Hancock in the ante-bellum days, was
justice of the peace, also filed minor dis
uict officer, and at the time of his death
was president of the County Board Of Com
missioners. He had long been member
of the l.. r. Church. a long procession
of carriages and cabs followed the remains
10 the cemetery. Butler district has lost
several of her prominent citizens within u
few brief years.
Newton Mclaughlin. an employee Of the
Clifton Works. was taken sick about a
week ago, and in taking some medicine
made the fatal mistake of taking an over
dose of laudanum, which caused his death
on Saturday last. the burial taking place
on Sunday evening.
The School Board came near failing TO
hold the annual school election for power
10 levy on Saturday last. Toward evening
"a few outsiders thought of il, and Skin
mishiug around gathered up FEW voters
and held kind of hat ballot toward sun
set, called il an election, and thus the mat
ter rests. Rather a loose manner of con-
Quoting IT, Perhaps the old adage, 1.-The
king can do no HARM may apply.
The prospect for the Odd Fellows eXcur-
sion on Saturday next looks rather blue.
As there is not water sufficient in the river
20 enable the General Dawes TO get home
from Parkersburg. where she has been I'M
dcrgOing repairs. Another pOstponement
is likely in order
The Sergeant is shooting all dogs, wheth-
er Of high or low degree, found without a
muzzle. Several ours have passed in their
chips.
Vegetables of all kinds are scarce aud
prices rule high
There is some talk of putting Charles
Schaubet on the Democratic ticket this fall
for Clerk of County Court.
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BELLAIRE.

Mr. John B2ugh has completed the work
of taking the census Of school children
between the ages of 8 and p. He reports
as follows: First ward 49,. Second ward,
6>1; Third ward, 5l1; Fourth ward, as
Fifth ward tl4, making total of Bin
/ Chas. Hamilton. the well-knOwn glass
cutter. and Miss Rosa Baer were married
Yesterday at the home of the brides par
cnts at Pinch Run. The couple left for
North Baltimore after the ceremony.
DR. Porterield received a painful fall. ON
Gravel Hill. Monday evening. He tripped
on a stake and his back struck something
very hard. The Doctor thought for a time
that a rib was broken.
+ A son of Geo Romack is engaged secur-
/ inc 100 subscribers for the Pittsburg Post.
/ He has secured twO-thirds the required
number When his quote is filled he gets
"a bicycle.
Schmulbach, the owner of Zilch'S Hall,
has plans prepared for fine three-story
front for the building The hall will be
One-half longer than az present when COM
pletcd.
+ Alex. Somers will go TO Canada to help
settle up the estate of his father Alex.
saws there is about $4,000 10 be divided be-
tween three children.
The second edition of the Bethel Herald
appeared yesterday. The sheet is used 10
boom the Second NJ. +. church camp
meeting
4 Young child of John Loveioy, OF ST
Clairsville. fell in tub of Scalding water
and was painfully but not fatally injured
A number of young folks from this city
attended a party given by Miss Aggie Han
Ian. of GAINESVILLE. on Monday night.
The Hook and Ladder Company, of
Wellsville has promised 10 be here the first
day of the tournament TO race.
stone throwing is becoming a pastime
-v,tb ,omeof the small boys. \ little cow
hiu ag would DO them good.
. glass was broken in p. Bradley
hearse as 10 was standing in front oil -
Johns church yesterday.
+ Mrs Emaline Coleman, Of GAINESVILLE,
Will likely take charge of the alter services
az Bethel camp grouued.
Friends of Fred Rodewig gave that gen,
tleman surprise In honor OF ms o-uu
birthday ON Monday night
One or two fishing clubs from this city
are encamped at Darlington, and are nav
ing good time.
The steamer Phillips is running again
The boat got out In time TO eaten the trade
20 the circus
II. G. Bell, of Quincy, 'snoutless' pie
with only two feet. The animal Is quite
a curiosity.
Mrs White, Of the Central House, vii
have charge of the hotel at Bethel cainl
ground
W. j. McClain IS engaged charging Nc
Granville by the erection of a dwelling.
Bellaire Turner's captured the secon'
prize of the Columbus funniest
Miss Alice Burkel. OF Pittsburg, is thu
guest of Fourth ward friends.
b. Krans. the barber, is making som'
changes i'm his barber shop.
Thieves are trying TO get in their worl
az 81. Clairsville Junction.
Rev 7. W Lane has gone to Mountain
Lake Park on trip.
IL takes a circus TO get fast trains Il
stop al every station.
More families will 90 TO Burr's Mill
next week 20 camp.
The steel works will resume soon ate
the lst of August.
Visitors in large numbers come and g
on every train.
Blackberries are coming in by the wagol
) load al present.
No arrests at the lookup for four days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-30

MOUNTAIN LANE PAGK. Mp. july
e>.-Yestcrday was quiet but very
pleasant day. Dr. Morgan. of Balti-
more. preached for us in the morning.
and DIR. Cushing in the evening. Both
had good audiences, and AL WERE
served with rich Gospel feast.
Active preparations are being mad,
to-day for the Mountain Chautauqua
which begins tomorrow evening. with
music by the Morgantown orchestra.
rccitatiou>, fire works. Steropticau
views and general good time.
About two hundred persons can be ac-
c0mmodated for the Assembly but We
fear we will hardly have room for the
great number that have applied for ac-
c0mm0datiOnS.
The great demand upon us now is for
more first class accommodations. also
one or two rooms % meet the great de-
maud for one or two rooms for the var
ious gatherings.
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GROCERIES.
WHEELING. Tuesday. July 20.

WHEELING. Tuesday, July 29.
Sugar continues easy. Provisions, very
strong, and still higher prices are looked for
New 1880 packing of canned goods are ar
irving Canned goods are now very active
String beans, pine apples and peas are
now in stock
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 32c; Hon
ey Drips Csc; Sugar dark 2ic; (3c add
tional in half barrels New Orleans Mo
lasses-Fancy SIC; Choice 4Sc; Prime 46c
Fair 43c; Mixed goods, New Orleans 3Oa
32c; Bakers goods SOC. Choice Refined
Sorghum SIC
PROvIsIoNs-Schenk' medium S. c
hams 12l4c;S c. breakfast bacon &c; 5. c
shoulders nc: city sides 1l4c; ham bee
He; ordinary beef Zoe: family mess pOrl
5ib piece $l3 80; bean pork, fine clear
sl4 -.
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle, tees nc,
30 h cans nc; lard compound, tees 55sc; IT
10 cans nc; 20 ID cans Sc; 10 10 cans
SIC; ib cans SIC
CANNED GooDs-3-ib Standard tOmatOe'
9OcaSl 20; BIB fancy tomatoes Il GOAL o.
Speidel's Own 500. Home brand, 90
Boston market Sl20; 2-fb standard Hart
ford Co. corn 15aS0c; soaked corn 45ajOc
2-ib Maine process corn Oasl5c; 2-ib Maine
packed sweet corn 81 GOAL TO- New Yorh
-
brand peaches - 90; BIB standard table
peaches - IS; 3 ID standard pie peaches - 10
IN Deep Sea full standard cove oysters
81 12i5 lib light weight cove oysters 'Oc :
h Acorn standard string beans Zoe; LlD
bv's lib can corn beef = 20: Libby's I'D
can chipped beef = 20; Libby's l-b can
lunch tongue 3 -.
WoopENwARE-No tubs s co; No.
s. 90: No 3 81 %; > hoop pals 81 10; hoop
Il Is sap 81 30; single washboards = ~
double do. - 30; one crimp double do. = -
single $ -
FRrIrs-New Turkish Prunes &c;
Raisins Valencia 9Sc; Layer Ondara llc'
London layer raising : Jla2 Coz Loose
muscatels - 30a2 b; Fancy CALIFORNIA
FvaDorated peaches 94a25c: choice Caliior-
Mo e,,anorated peaches DC; fancy Cali
fo,-nia evaporated apricOts 2ia2lc; choice
california evaporated apricots 2la@2c :
fancy evaporated apples lie; choice do
Zoe: fair do 9a9l5c.
Ou-Iard. extra western strained I3c;
larbon 10 ne: carbon. 80, 1stc: Lewis
Miners winter white oil &c; summer
SrGHRs-Cut loaf &c: Cubes CSC:
Fruit powdered &c; ordinary powdered
&c; GRADUATED Standard 6Ac: Standard
Confectioners' \ 81 e.; Standard GrOcers a
GlLc: Pearl Whlte \ DC. W nluc EAtIa =
5s3c: Ohio Valley 5Ec; New York I 3'4c;
Fruit c 4+.c
RIcE-Fancy Pearl &C; Choice Pearl
6I.c: Choice Domestic 65lc: Prime Domes-
tic &c: Fair Domestic 6l4c; Fancy Head
CoFFEE-Green Coffee--Fancy Golden
Rio 22iIc: Fancy Green 22i4c; Peaberry
95sIc; Choice Green 2lc; Prime Green
9Oic: Roasting grades l9als9lc; Java
pc. Roasted, in packages-Ohio Valley
25c: Standard Loose Roasted PIC
H-Mackerel-Extra Shore No :,
bbls. 200 lbs, so 90; half bOls., 100 lbs,
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BENwOOD

s. .aI-ha1lc incident occurred 40 one OK
tlc saloons yesterday An image pcddlcr
was trying to sell some plaster of Paris
dogs and kept rcmarkius that his images
We're uo cheap ones, they were AL genuine
and solid. perfectly solid BY way of illus
trltiou hc struck one of the dogs "a genJe
tap. aud DO went into 2.>t' pieces.
a crowd OF hoodlums, with the breezy
title Of yellow Gang, attempted % run
Benw0od saturday night. and but for tine
intervention 0f the police there would nave
been several broken heads. As % was,
ears and ewes suffered considerable For
"a while the town was iu AN uprodr
A long felt want is about 90 Doe supplied
100 McNechen oy the Ohio River railroad.
The road is 90 put in an extra switch ~
this point 20 accommodate the large amount
Of frcirht This viii Doe gladly welcomed,
as the tracks of the B. X o. have been
more than loaded for some time
Smiley * Mcclure have a crew of brick
LAYERS from pittsDurg 40 work ON the new
electric light plant no the Riverside Steel
Works a large addition 90 one OF the
mills vii. also Doe made. Chris McFaddeu
has charge of the work
Shady Gately has been given the iob Of
firing The boilers at the Lower Benwood
steel works This may surprise the boys
some. but Gate.y has got tight hold on
the job
Among the contemplated improvements
of the town is the probable erection OF "a
substantial th-ee-story business block IN
the fall 40 the corner Of Main and Seventh
streets.
Mrs Charles Sprout, who has been sick
for the past two or three weeks. has sui
fcicutiy recovered % take trip % Fair
mont 90 visit friends.
p. vs. P0rterfc,d has contracted % build
"a house lu Beuw00d The work Will be
done by Contractor Joseph Crow, OF
Belairc.
There was dance last night, compliment
tarv surprise t0 Michael Joyce. The affair
was arranged by Michael Higgins
Nank Lacey desires OBJ air his sporting
. prowcss. and says hc is ready 90 tackle all
Corners for money or tobacco.
Mrs James Clarity and Mrs. r. NJ.
Bowers have returned from "a delightful
trip to Atlantic City
John Dr.~coU Yesterday undertook 20 put
q carmine tint 900 the town, and was quick
Isl incarceratcd
A party of picuicker- was up 20 Elm
Grove Saturday and had "a basket festival
Miss Annie Wcscott. of Cameron, is Wis
tuus friends u town for few days.
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WONDERS OF THE DEEP.
Hill and Valley on the Oceans Bottom
The Track of the Cable,

The sea occupies three-iifthS OF the
surface of the earth, says the ocean.
At the depth Of about $500 feet waves
are not felt The temperature Is the
same. varying only a trifle from the ice
of the pole to the burning sun OF the
eouator. Amile down the water has Il
pressure of over ton to the square
/ inch. II 4 box six feet wide were filled
with sea water and allowed to avapo-
rate under the sun. there would be two
inches of salt left on the bottom. TAX
ing the average depth OF the ocean TO
be three miles. there would be 4 layer oil
nnre salt 93O feet thick OH the bed OF the
Atlantic. The water is colder AT the
hottom than at the surface. In the
many bays on the coast OF Norway the
water often freezes at the bottom be-
fore il does above. Waves are very de-
ceptiye.
To look at them in storm one would
think the water travelled. The water
STAYS in the same place, but the motion
goes on. Sometimes in storms these
waves are forty feet high and travel fifty
miles an hour-more than twice as fast
rs the SwifteSt steamship. The distance
from valley to valleys generally fifteen
times that high, hence wave five feet
high will extend over sevcnty-fve feet
of water. The force of the sea dashing
over Bell Rock is said to be seventeen
tons for each square yard. Evaporation
is wonderful power in drawing the
water from the sea. Every
wear layer of the entire sea-
fourteen ieet thick is taken up
into the clouds. The wind bears
their burden into the land, and the
water comes down in rain upon the
fields. to flow back at last through
rivers. The depth of the sea presents
an interesting problem. II the Atlantic
were lowered from G,464 feet the dis
lance from shore TO shore would be half
as great. or /. 800 miles. If lowered a
little more than three miles, say 1860
feet. there would be a road of dry land
from Newfoundland to Ireland. This
is the plain on which the great Atlantic
cables were laid. The Mediterranean
is comparatively shallow.
A drying up of 600 feet would leave
three different seas. and Africa would
be Joined with Italy. The British chan
mel is more like pond, which accounts
for its choppy waves. 1t has been found
difficult to get the correct soundingS of
the Atlantic. A midshipman of the
navy overcame the difficulty, and shot
weighing thirty pounds carries down
the line. A hole is bored through the
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sinker, through which Il rod of iron is
passed, moving easily back and forth.
In the end of the bar cup is dug out,
and the inside coated with lard. The
bar is made fast to the line, and a sling
holds the shot on. When the bar,
which extends below the ball. touches
the earth. the sling unhooks and the
shot slides off. The lard in the end of
the bar holds some of the sand. or what
ever may be on the bottom. and drop
shuts over cup to keep the water from
washing the sand out. When the ground
is reached a shock is felt, as if an cleo
tric current had passed through the
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$40 30: quarter bbls., 80 lbs, - %; kits, 10
lbs, 81 Is; medium No. :. bols., ZOO IDS,
SIS 90: half bbls.. 100 lbs. - 30; quarter
bills. 80 lbs. 81 Is; kits, 10 lbs, 81 05. Lake
Herring-Half bbls., 100 lbs, g p; quarter
bbls., 80 lbs, 81 s1I{ quarter bbls., 40 lbs,
81 -: kits, 10 lbs, 4Sc. Round Roe Shore
Herring, bbs, - 90; half bbls, = 80.
STARcH-F'ox Refined $40; loose lump
Diamond Gloss &c: Diamond Gloss ! lib
packages SIC; Fox corn starch 554c.
PICKLEs-Dingee new med. uucolored
bbls., 80 90; half bbls - 90; bbls., small,
sll 90; half bbs, small. 81 90.
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Two Views.

susie H. Best IN Neig York Home JoW"aL
Love is LIES flower
No storms can blast nor worms deVour.
Sweeter than breath. stronger than death,
Love il LIES flower.
\ wind-blown flower,
Stripped OF its leaves and dead IN an hour.
Yea-life's flower.
Love is LIES fire
Quenchless and ever rolling higher
Spreading delight with its glorious light,
Love is life's fire.
\ treacherous flower.
Killed by the fuel of its own desire,
Yea-life's fire,
Love is LIES song
Lifting to heaven on pnions strons.
Urging the heart TO "A better part.
Love is lifes song
\ jarring song.
Di>cordant with notes or passionate wrong,
leu-life'S song.
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEELING. TUI

WHEELING, TUESDAY, July %.
Cattle are in fair demand this week
hogs point or two off; sheep are active
fresh cows dull and calves steady The
following prices are furnished by Goodhue
x Thomas:
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to 1900, . G0a3 -;
good. 900 to 1000, - GOa3 -; good, 500 10
900. . 2ja3 80: fair, 700 to 500, - OOa3 p
common. 600 TO 700 = 50a3 90; bulls, = GOA
, p; cows, - 00a3 90
Hogs-EXtra. = 5Oa3 -; good, = 40a
3 80: common, . 25a3 10.
Sheep Extra, - 0Oa4 80; good, = 5Oa
o. common, 81 0Oa3 80; lambs, - 90 to
- 10.
Fresh COWS, so 00a25 90.
Calves. 81 O0a5 90.
CHICAGO, July 29.-Cattle Receipts,
ID. 900 head: shipments 1000 head: market
strong and higher; beeves - G5ai 90:
steers - jOai 81; stockers and feeders
- 20a3 20: COWS, bulls and mixed 81 40a3 30;
Texans 81 j0a3 40: Western rangers - lOa
3 80.
Hogs Receipts, $1,000 head; shipments
1900 head; market lower; mixed - ga
3 9j: heavy 8 10a4 05 light - SOa4 %;
skips - G0a3 20.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
900 mead. market steady; natives - s0a
) 30; western - coal 30; Texans - 15a
1 SO lambs - 1ia5 30.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, July 29.-Cattle re-
ceipts 100 head; shipments 30 head; mar
ket slow at yesterdays prices
Hogs-Receipts $50 head; shipments
900 head market active; good light - lOa
10; common to heavy - 90ai o..
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
1900 head; market slow at yesterdays
prices.
CINCINNATI, o., July 29-Hogs, scarce
higher: common and light = 55a4 -; pack
ing and butchers - S5a4 %; receipts,
l,02O head; shipments l,i5O head
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A rradesman Insults Royalty.

A short time ago an amusing incident
occurred at Freiburg, in Germany. Two
ladies' were standing in front of shop
window examining the wares exhibited
for sale. when the owner of the eStab-
lishment, impatient at their not enter
ing his premises, told them sharply that
they had been there long enough, and
requested them to move on. The ladies
walked away without word OF rcmon-
STRANGE. Half an hour later Il footmau
in court livery called at the shop and
asked the ill-mannered tradeSman, on
behalf of the hereditary Grand Ouch
eSS Of Baden, how much she owed hin
for having looked in at his shop win
dow
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
WHEELING. TUESDAY. july p.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, July p.
Wheat has been advanced 10 20 cents per
bushel, owing TO the excited condition OF
the market, which has kept the farmers
from selling in anticipation of an advance.
There is very little if any wheat coming
into the market and the local millers are
running principally on accumulated stock.
There is no change to report in the flour
market, prices remaining the same. Not
wthstanding the advance in wheat, the
market is steady. The following quota
tons are wholesale, retail prices being ~
TO - cents higher:
FLoUR-Choice family -four in wood
81 30; in paper 81 35 per barrel.
GRAIN-Wheat per bushcl, No. | 9Oc;
corn per bushel jOajjc; oats, dull;
per bushel 3Oa:2c.
-Middlings per ton Sl4 DC; bran
per ton Sl4 90; baled hay per ton Sl3 GOA
IL %; loose hay - % Der ton.
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5. n. Clifford, New Castle. Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered. his Liver was
affected % an alarming extent, appetite
feil away. and he was terribly reduced IN
flesh and strength Three bottles OF Flee
tric Bittcrs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.,. had
"a running sore on his leg of eight years
standing Used three bottles OF Electric
Bitters and seven boxes OF Bucklen' Arnica
Salve. and his leg Is sound and we'll
John Speaker. Catawba, o., had tve large
Fever sores on his leg. doctors said he was
incurable One bottle of Electric Bltters
and one box of Buckleu's Arnica Salve
cured him entirely. Sold by Logan Drug
Co
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The Pnlpit and the Stage

Rev. +. NJ Shrout, Pastor UniteC
Brethren Church. Blue Mound. Kan, says
Il feel il my duty TO tell what wonders
DR.. Kings New Discovery has done fol
me. NV lungs We're badly diseased, anc
NV parishioners thought l could live only
"A few weeks / took five bottles OF DR.
Kings NEW Discovery and am sound anc
well. gaining u lbs. in weight
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
roI<s Coordination. writes: "After 1
thorough trial and convincing evidence,
an confident DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption beats 'em all, and cure:
when everything else fails. The creates
Kindness can do my many thousand friends
is to urge them 10 try it Free trial DOT
ties at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store Reg
ular sizes soc and Sl.OO.
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WOOL.
XNIIrrLl

WHEELING, Tuesday, July %.
The market is exceedingly dull. In fact
there is nothing doing at all. Manufactu-
rers are very cautious and small purchas-
ers The outlook for the future is not
very promising Prices have settled down
and good many farmers are now ready 10
sell their wool at 2Sa29c, and the majority
would be willing to sell at SOC. Prices to
day are as follows: Fine fleece. washed
2sa3Oc; unwashed. one-third off; unmer
charitable. one-fourth off; medium un
washed, 23a25c; medium fleece, washed
30a32c; tub washed, 32a3ic.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 29.-WOol-
Market active; Ohio, Pennsylvania anC
West Virginia Xxx and above Basic; y
3la32c: medium 3Ga37c; coarse 3ia35c
New York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine or Y and Xxx 2sa.}0c; medium q
a37c; coarse 33a34c; fine washed delain'
Y and Xxx 33a3Sc; medium washed comb
ing and delaine 3sa4Oc; coarse do 35a36c
Canada do 33a35c; tub washed, choice
3Sa40c: fair 31a3Sc; coarse 25a2Sc; Montana
l7a25c; Territorial l6a22c.
BosToN, July 29.-Wool market steady
Ohio Y Bic, Xxx and above 33a3ic; Michi
gan y 29c: No. combing 39a4Oc; Ohio de
laine 35c; Michigan fine BIC; unwasheC
cOmbing woods 2sc.
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PETROLEUM.

New York, July 29.-In spot oil there
was only one quotation and in August OPP
ton a fluctuation of !. was all the move
ment recorded. Spot opened dull at $50
and remained unchanged all day. August
opened dull at soc, fell to SS5sc and closed
dull Stock Exchange opened at SSslc'
highest SS9{c; lowest IS &C., closing at SNsi c
Sales $4,000 barrels.
OIL CITY, PA, July 29.-Petroleun
opened at S9c; highest S9i-c; Lowest
and closed at SIC Sales $1,000 barrels
charters, l4'2SG; shipments, llS,0S' barrels
runs, ll0,Ni6 barrels
PITrsBURG, PA, July 29.-Petroleum
opened at S9c; closed at $ &C.; highest soc
lowest SS'Lc