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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-05
CARPENTERS II SESSION.
What Was Done at the Convention in
Chicago.

CHICAGO. August THE Ia representa-
tives of the 1900 men belonging to the
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
the United States filed into Plasterers' Hall
to-day and commenced their labOrs as del
egates to the National Convention of the
brotherhood. The gay hall was hand
somelv decorated. The convention has un-
der consideration several important
changes in the constitution, which was
adopted nearly eight years ago. and which
is inadequate to reach the issues which
have arisen in the past two years.
President Rowland called the Convcn-
ton to order and introduced Mayor Crieger
To the delegates. The introduction was
Acknowledged by roar of applause, and
Mayor Crieger responded in bright
speech of welcome. Judge Tulley follow
ed. and was as enthusiastically received.
In the afternoon the Committee
on credentials reported, the delegates
received their badges and pass words,
and the Convention went into exec
utiye session. The Secretary's re-
polt showed that from 1000
members in lSSl, the union
had grown to 1890, distributed in
7O4 unions. In 80 cities eight hours IS q
DAYS work. and in 234 places the men work
nine hours. while in 2GO cities work for the
dav is over at o'clock. II is estimated
that the total increase in wages IN the
country has been $5,0OO,0OJ a year, or from
- cents 10 - cents a day for each work
man The strikes for the past year number
l4l. and in only eight cases were unsuc
cessful. About $5OO,0OO was spent in sic-
and death benefits for members ana then
families
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4 Chemical Explosion.

DENVER, Col, August 4.-ChemicalS
exploded in the Office OF the Denver Fire
Brick and Chemical supply House this
afternoon. The entire front OF the
building was blown ont, and men pass
iug i'm front Of the store at
The time were hurled across the
street and badly bruised. The building
took fire instantly and when partially
extinguishcd body burned to crisp
and supposed to be that OF the Presl-
dent of the company. Joseph Worts, was
taken out Of the ruins. 1t Is thought
there is another still in the building.
The body taken from the ruins had
been identified as that OF j. o. Bos-
worth. Mr. Bosworth was working IN
the center OF the room making haSh
light and the explosion Of the chemicals
he was using must have caused instant
death as one arm was blown of and the
skull horribly crushed. Loss on build
ing and stock $50, 900: insured.
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Nuitia omcers will Inve.tigate.

SCRANTON, PA, August Col. Rip
pie and other officers of the Thirteenth
Regiment. who went to Philadelphia to
consult Gen. Snowden in regard to
the trouble at Reading, on the 2Gth
ult.. while the Thirteenth was on
the way home from camp, have just
returned home. The Colonel says a
court of inquiry composed Of Colonies OF
all the regiments in the State, will be
established, and the testimony OF all
eye-witnesSes to the affair, taken, after
which proceedings in assault and bat
terry will be commenced against Police
man Wartman, of Reading. and those
who aided him.
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RAILROAD MOVEMENTS.
How the South Penn will Strike the Pitts
burg Line.

PIrrsBrRG. August The South Penn
will it is said be built and reach Plttsburg
over the B. X o.
The capital which is to build the road
will be furnished by syndicate OF the
wealthiest men in this State and Maryland.
The Pennsylvania railroad is not in 1t.
The representative of the syndicate
roughly outlined their plans. The road IS
10 be built but not as originally projected.
Parts of it are to be abandoned and newer
and shorter routes taken. The railroads
interested are the Baltimore and Ohio, the
Lehigh Valley. the Reading and Bound
Brook route. The big syndicate of Baltl-
more capitalists which is now behind the
b. X O. is most largely interested IN the
new venture.
The road is to be built so that all these
roads can reach it by feeders. 1t will come
up through Somerset county and strike the
Baltimore and Ohio at Somerset thence TO
the main line and into Pittsburg The
Baltimore and Ohio will thus gain an I'M
mense advantage in the handling OF the en-
ormous amount of freight which would
come over this line, while at the same
time that road would gain new and
shorter route to New York.
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BITTER AS EVER.
The Friend, and Enemies of Dr. Cronin
>tuI DcnouncinE Each other.

Cui.,on. August +.-Ou August l5 rival
demonstrations win Dee held here, one un-
dor tle auspices of the Clan-ua-Gacl. aud
-ue other conducted by tae friends of Dr.
Crou.u.
The anti -Triau-u,ars have adopted an
address which scores the friends of Gro
rfl's mlrderers aud SAYS, among other
thu-s This year the friends and asso-
c.ares of the murderers the men who
stand between the chief murderers und
Che rl.lows have decided 90 use the pro-
ceeds of the Ogden Grove Picnic for the
benefit ot their dupes, So that the tongues
thar could speak the words that would
bring them within the grasp of the law
mas oc kept silent "a little longer by delu-
s.Ec hopes.
What the anti-Triaug.ers intend TO do
with the proceeds of their demonstration
- not given ont
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Law Could nuys "A Famous Castle.

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. August TT :
reported from the City of Mexico that
the famous Castle of Chapultepec' one
Of the most imposing structures
in the world. is to be sold TO
Law Gould. The price is under
stnod 10 he S5,OOO,OOO. Mr.. Gould
il is stated. made the offer of that sum
for the property during his visit TO
Mexico some months ago. The offer
was then refused, but has now been ac-
cepted. The property belongs to the
Government. The object of the pnr-
chase is to make the castle the winter
home of the Goulds.
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rInnkmnkers strike Again.

New YoRK. August THE workln9 ~.
union cloakmakers in all the shops oil W Wtnl'
city. 10 the number of 5000, went on StrlH'
again to-day. This time the strike Is
aimed against their former allies Tue con con
tractors. The operators demand an az
vance Of about twenty-five cents on eAc'
garment made There is much eNclteinen
i'm and around the union headquarters Vi oI
Suffolk street, and open charges OF corruP
ti0n are made against some of the union
leaders. Barondess is now accused o.
having received money from certain manu-
facturers for his efforts in prolonglng th'
strike. The contractors consider the de
mands Of the operators out OF all reason
and affirm that they will not submit.
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EiredIntothe Mob.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., August while
the town marshal OF Rutherfordton was
attempting to arrest a negro named Me-
Doweil. on Saturday, he was set upon by
a mob of over % negroes. armed with
stones pistols aud clubs. The officer
was pretty badly used mp, and his prls--
oner escaped. He fred into the crowd
and wounded several Of the negroes.
There is a good deal Of excitement over
the affair. and more trouble is feared.
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rnIr an Nh be sIgned.

CmcACo. August THE Worlds Far
directors are not I'm the least anxious as 10
the fate of the Worlds Fair Dill, for the
simple reason that the faults and defects In
the 0ul could not iuIurc the Fair, for they
did not effect IL.
If any defects existed they pertain sole
Is Go tbe land after they had done with H.
and OF course tina. could not interest them
ds directors. President Gage thought that
tae ca.l allowed the Legislature 70 pass any
measure affecting the Fair in any way II
might choose aud no the same time with
~ny limitations 30 might provide The di-
rector, have no doub, of the constitutional
lty of the bin, and are confident the Gov
.rrnr will ~fnn %
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Delegates to the Farmers Congress.

Special telegram 10 tie Reg's'sr.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August Gov.
Fleminc today appointed the following
delegates from West Virginia TO the an
nual session Of the National Farmers Con
gress. which meets at Council Bluffs, Ia,
the 26th of this month: Prof. John y.
Myers. of the West Virginia University,
Morgantown; Abram Wilson, Short Creek
Brooke county; Solomon Cunningham,
Upper Tract, Pendleton county; X. +.
Chew. Charlestown, jefferson county; y.
w. Woodward, Weston, Lewis county
Columbus Sehon, Point Pleasant, Mason
county; Charles l.. Davis, Fort Spring,
Greenbrier county
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n,.enterr piarrhoca and Bloody Flux.

No one need fear any serious conse-
onences from these diseases if Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoa Remedy
is used promptly as directed. It can al,
WAYS be depended upon and when reduced
with water is pleasant to take. IL mas
been in use for over eighteen years and
has proved itself to be certain cure ioi
these diseases, even when in their worst
forms. II saves the lives Of many cnlldren
each year and is equally edectual Tor
adults For sale AT - and 20 cents per
bottle by G. X. GOetze, W. W. IrWlh' -
Schnepf aud John klari.
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LntterY HlII Referred.

WA,HlNGroN, ID. c., August 4-Thc Sen
ate committee to-day took up the Anti.
Lottery bill prepared at the Postofilcc De
partment, and which was reported fayora
bly, to the House last week. Some doubt
was expressed as to the constitutional right
of Congress 10 interfere with matter en-
trusted 20 the mails. and the bill was rc
ferred 10 subcommittee. consisting oi
Senators Sawyer, Mitchell and Reagan for
examination aud report
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Railroad Project

Special ItieqrcW 10 ne RtGiWNr.
CoNNELLsvILLE. PA. August 4.-Parties
in the interest of the State Line railroad
project have recently had surveys made
with a view of reaching the coke fields of
Westmoreland and Fayette counties. 1t is
rumored that important combinations are
being perfected that will insure its com
pletion at an early day. Active steps are
being taken to secure the right of way and
local aid between Pittsburg and the ONO
at Wellsburg. Some 100000 has already
been subscribed.
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Railroad Men in Council.

SptciGl ItltGrlW 70 ne HtylSTtF'
CHAILEsroN, August 4-She Board o.
Public Works has been in session nearly
all day and this evening in conference witt
the representatives of the various railroads
in the State, preparatory to making the
railroad assessment, which will be done
soon, probably within two weeks. The
Chesapeake and Ohio, the Baltimore ano
Ohio. the West Virginia Central, the Nor
folk and Western and the Ohio River rail
roads have representatives present.
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Awaiting shipment.
Special Telegram 10 ne Register.

NUIClNI ItlfII UT 70 ~ 10 -V''-'''
CHARLESTON, w. Va. August i.-OnC
hundred and fourteen bargeS, loaded
with coal. are now lying at Charleston,
awaiting shipment on the first rise.
The Ella Layman Tow-boat Company
has thirty-five at their landing; the Ida
Budd. thirty-fve, just above the trans
fer: the Winnifrede Coal Company,
twenty-five at Portcr'S Ferry, ana
twenty at the Charleston wharf.
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PRACTICALLY \ DEAD LETTER.
How the Force Bill il Regarded 10y Lead
ing Politicians.

Specid T,i,grrm 10 me- Reg'a,r.l
WA>mNGToN, d. C.. August at
can be- stated as an almost assured fact
that the Force bill is dead letter The
conservative Republican Senators are
al opposed to il. Senators Plumb aud
Teller both to-day declared that they
would not vote for any previous quc,-
tion. Senator Teller said the business
Of the Senate is proceeding in all proper
haste. and he would not vote 20 hurry
It. Each day lessons the numbers Of
the friends Of the Eorce bill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-05
Cause OF the ,Ionon Collision.

BEuFoHp. IND.. August 4. The cause OF
Che collision on the Monon railroad, yester-
day, 0y which two men were killed and
several fatally injured, lies ia the fact that
the schedule of the road was changed yes
terday. and while the Chicago bound train
was running by the new card the Louis
Vile bound train was running on the old
schedule, and was six hours late, having
been laid out by frei ght wreck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-05
The Rnse Rnll Eirld.

AT Pitttburg -Pittsburg n. L. Il,
Brooklyn IL.
At CINCINNATI :, Philadel-
phia D
At Bufalo-First game Buffalo :, Bos-
ton ,: second game: Buffalo >, Boston .
At New York -Pittsburg ~. L. t.,
Brooklyn l6
At Chicago Chicago P. LIB, New
York .
At Chicago Chicago u l. 3. Boston4.
At Cleveland Cleveland II. L. :, Phil
adelphia ..
Al Cleveland Cleveland y. L. }, New
York .
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KILLED BY Lightning.

CHICAGO, August Mrs. Anna Zuron,
German woman aged 80 years, was
struck by lightning and instantly killed
about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, while
sitting az the window of her house, No.
5l45 Latin street An examination Of the
body disclosed a blue mark Just above the
heart
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-05

SALT L,KE. Ur,H, August The Salt
LtAe county election is In progress to-day.
The couScst is between the GentileS and
Momous. with "a third party in the field
called Tho Workinsman Ticket The
result is awaited with much interest. If
the Liberals carry the day the next repre-
sentative in Congress. 20 be elected in No
fem0cr, viii Doe an auti-MormOn. III the
Normons win. John T. Caiue, the present
delegate. will bc returned. Salt Lake
county and city hold the balance of power
iu the Territory
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-05

OTTAWA. ONT. August 4.-The latest ad-
vices from England i'm reference 10 the
Behring Sea dispute state that several i'm
port ant notifications have been made in
the claim set up by the United States with
IN the past few days. which will meet the
views of the British and Canadian author
titles. and hasten a settlement Of the dis
putc.
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onenine Of the Medical Congress.

BERLIx. August THE tenth lnternl-
tional Medical Congress opened In ms city
today. Professor Nirchow, President oi
tbe Congress. made the opening address;
Two thousand five hundred German ana
and .. 800 foreign doctors, including ~
physicians from America, are pteoehy. !.
'.a-1ir,, The delegates on behalf Of the Ger
man States. and DR. Won Gossler welcomed
them i-,a, on behalf Of the Educational depart
ment DR.. Hamilton. Surgeon General OF
tbeT- : Marine Hospital Service, who
was Secretary Of the Congress held last
,ear at Washington. and others made
speeches in response 70 the addresses oil
urelcnme
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News From Columbus.

CoLuMBUs, O., August :. - Hamilton
countv's Dow law tax settlement with the
State shows that's it leads by far all the
other counties in the number OF saloons
The total number of saloons IS 2'4yS' tax,
S3S7.2i514. OF this the States share IS
81 443
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DIS MONIES. IA, August 4.-Considera-
blc damage was done at Spirit Lake, the
Iowa pleasure resort. yesterday, by wind
and hail Not "a house in the town was I'M
injured. and 10 is feared that some of the
boats on the lake were capsized and the
occupants drowned
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prominent Charleston citizen Dead

Sgecial telegram 10 the Reqis'er.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, August l..
Jobn A. Truslow. one of Charleston
most prominent men, owner of the 81.
Albert Hotel. Truslow'S 'ten acre field
and other property in Charleston VINO
has been very feeble for some months,
died tonight at midnight, aged a.
YearS.
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Pensinns Granteh.

/ Special Tsi.grdm 10 ne Regis'er.
WAsuINGToN, ID. c., August Pensions
Original Abraham Hickman, Elizabeth
Levi Blankenship, Raycnsw0od; David
Hostutter. Blake. Increase Charles II
Byers, ConOway. Reissue Frank W
Gauc nuhask
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-05

WA,HlNGToN, ID. c., August THE
Comptroller Of Currency has declared .
fourth dividend Of ten per cent. IN favor of
the creditors Of the California National
Bank Of San Francisco making in all nine.
tv-two per cent. on all claims proved
amounting 20 Sf56.tsjs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-05

P,ri-. August Another explosion ol
fre damp has occurred in coal pit at -
Ftienne one hundred and fifteen men
were employed and escaped uninlured'
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about this rather unusual condition of
affairs for a new line. lie said: "The
good condition OF our road bed is large
ly due TO the care and the excel
lence Of the material used in
constructing IT, The ballast is
an OF very hard flint.
and is considered the best material used
In work of this kind; the ties are all Of
heavy oak, and the rails are the best
standard Bessemer steel. of 81 pounds
grade. Continuing, Mr.. BowleS said:
"There is not grade on the road eX-
ceeding 40 feet 20 the mile, and no
Icurye exceeds l4 degrees. We have
|only two bridges, and they are of the
/ best iron, while there are only three
small pieces of treStling, and not a
single heavy cut or tunnel. The equip
meut of the line is not yet complete,
but 10 viii DE very large. We
have now four engines, three paSSen-
ger coaches and about fifty freight
ears, but the Lima. Ohio, car works has
a contract for building OF 800 more ears
within tlc next SiX months aud the first
delivery will be- made by them ON Au-
gust 10. These cars will be devoted eX-
cluSiVcy 90 the trade of the M0nOnga-
lla coal AID coke company. The head
quarters of the general officers of the
company will De- MOnongalia.a and We eX-
pcct soon TO Dee shipping from 1000 TO
G.000 tons of coal and coke from that
point
A SHORTER ROUTE.
..How about che traius?' qucried the
REGI~rEE correspondent.
I'VE will run four passenger trains
daily. two each way, besides the Mo
uougah local. which will make round
trip each day. In addition 20 this, two
daily freightS will be- run. with such ad-
ditiOnai trains as the traffic may make
necessary. We aim 90 make close con-
.rcctious with the f., NJ. X L. and B. X
. Cd. no FaIrmont. and the ClarSSburg and
Weston aud h. * %. at ClarkSburg, Our
r1ld furnishes the shortest route from
Wheeling and an intermediate points 20
CIarkshurg. BuckhannOu and Weston
and also from M0rgantowu and Fair
mon- to Parkersburg, Our rates viii
h. based ON the B. n O. tariff, and
passengers TO and from these points VIII
therefore hc accommodated more cheap
'y than by the older lines.
The advantages. which the new road
will bring to those rich sections oil
....utrv which it trayerscS. can hardly
ae ovcrcStimatcd. For miles the lands
.0n both sides of the river are underiaid
tv magnificent beds of fine oitumlnouS
.nsu- coll varying from ten to hIteen
f.r- r thickness. lueNhauSt'o.e de-
ro>itS ui limestone accompany them
.ant enhance thcirValuc. CouVenience>
. for coke making are unsurpassed m
3 America Am Industrious, energetic
s. and thrifty people will NOT be slow 'o
' take advantage oi the gifts that nature
has showcred ou them. and "a few years
win >c. thc West Fork valley the home
of population rich iu all the fruits of
great industries.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-16
MARK BIZ rsLaGRAPi.
FINANCIAL.

New YORK. July Is, noon.-Stocks opened
dull but steady Money easy at 4G5 per cent.
Exchange-long, 81 $3.50; short, 81 So Govern
ment bonds neglected. State bonds dull but
Stea1y.
Chicago : Nor .h.11l4s Terminal. ........ 2;34
Lake Shore. 80. 110Js w stern Unon... $40
Nor. 81 w. pref.
500 D. m.-Excnange quiet but steady at
81 S5166l4 1919. Money easy, at 1913 per
cent Sub-treasury balaces-Coin, $40! 600;
currency, $6.727,000. Government bonds dull
but steady; four per cents 12l16; four and
half PEI cent coupons 103 State bonds dull
but firm.
To-day Rock Island was again pressed upon
with but little success. Sugar Retineries ana
Chicago came in for some attention in that
line Brokers are complaining of dullness, but
obtain hope from the undoubted strong under
tone shown, and which deters bears from any
extended attacks, whicl of lat. have generally
resulted in increasing their short lines. Inc
raid upon Rock Island is without explanation.
and "A ire is an attempt upon the part OF DE lrs
to create the impression that something OF an
unfavorable nature is known by insiders Whlch
will come out when they feel like 1t. Inc
strength of the stock under the pressure and
Indifference of prominent holders of the stock
do not give color to the story. The feeling upon
Changers is improving and is bas q upon the
expectation of increased earnings from larger
crops soon to come to market over those lines
Those stocks show all the feature there is IN the
market at present, and continue to show most
hrmneSs. though subjected TO some pressure
The general list throughout the day falled 10
move, but the opening gains were sulnclent 10
cause most stocks to close slightly higher. Inc
pressure upon Sugar was on the circulation OF
rumors pointing to further litigation and posi-
bic disruption of the trust. The sales were
$1,000 shares of tisted and 1000 shares OF.
unlisted The following were the closing quota
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-16

Sr. LOUIS. July 15.-Flour weaker and IN
changed Wheai dull and decideily weaker;
No. cash SSl4 dSS1sc; August delivery S7l4c
asked, September delivery S-14c It'd. Corn
closed firm and Il 0lssc below yesterday; No,
cash Soc. August delivery 353sc bid. Oats
No: mixed, cash SOS NC; optlons-August
delivery 291sc, September delivery - sc. Whisky
steady at 81 TO- Provisions firm but quiet:
Pork. 81 259l So Lard quiet; prime steam
nominal.
CIsoIENArI, July 15.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm; No. , red S59S6c. Corn easier; No. ?
mixed Acc. Oats strong: No mixed SSc.
Provisions-Pork closed steady at Sl2 S712
mand; short ribs s. 25. Bacon firm; short clear
S. 25G6 By. Whisky firm at u 10.
BALTIMORE, July 15.-Flour market active;
Howard street and Western superfine 81 0O9
city mills, Rio brands, extra 81 S0Go5 90. Wheat
Southern moderately active; new, very com
mon and inferior 709S C. fair 20 prime 9019Sc;
Fultz, 80 Qc97c; Longberry 9l09sc; No ,, SIC;
western weak; No. winter red, spot
93lec. Corn-Southern quiet; white Soc yellow
soc; western dull
quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 19G30l4c
Sugar closed very firm; Louisiana omen kettle
strictly prime to choice 8 5-16c, fully fair to
prime Sc; centrifugals, choice white &c, Off
white sac. choice yellow clarified 5}sc. prime
yellow clarified 5156I5 9-16c, seconds 41SG4l4c.
MolaSses nominal.
NAVAL STORES.
NEw YORK, July Is, noon-Spirits turpentine
dull and unchanged at 421404Sc. Rosln quiet
but firm at 81 40Q1 SO.
500 p. m -Rosin firm for common to good
strained. Spirits turpentine quiet but steady at
4215Q143c.
CHARLESTON. July 15.-Sprits:turpentine quiet
at 40c. Rosin firm; good strained at 81 40.
RICE.
New ORLEANS. July 15.-Rice unchanged.
New YoRK, July 15.-Rice fairly active and
firm.
WGLMNGroS July 15.-Spirits turpeutne
steady at 391sc. Resin steady; strained 81 011a;
good strained 81 l2lS. Tar firm at 81 90. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 25; yellow dip 81 IS,
virgin 81 80.