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The National tribune., 1890-12-25
THE TWENTIETH CORPS AT CHICKA-
MAUGA.

THE TWENTIETH CORPS AT CHICKA-
MAUGA.
EDITOR NArroSAL TRIBUSE: Please give ssiScteh
Of what the Twentieth Corps did at Chiekamau-a,
aud oblige afew old veterans in stephens Post, No.
], Of ssatile.-AIASY OLD YETs. Seattle. Wash.
The organization Of the Twentieth Corps
at the battle of Chickamauga was as follows:
TWENTIETH ARMY CORPS.
Maj.-Gen. ALEXANDER 8IcD. MCcOoK.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS.
Prorosi- Guard-ss,. Ind Inf. Co. II, Capt. William
J. Richards
Eseort-2d Ky. Cav, Co. I. Lieut.. George W. L
Batman.
FIRST DIVISION.
Brighten. JEFFERSON G. DAVIS.
First Brigade.
Col p. sIDSEY Posr.
seth H., Lieut.-CoI. Joshua c. Winters.
7iih ILL.,, Col. Jason Marsh.
18th ILL.,, Col. john T.. Bennett.
22d Ind. Col. Michael GoodIng.
WIS L. A, 9Th Battery, Capt. George O. Gardner
Second Brigade
Brig-GeR. WILLIAM i. CARLIS.
2lst H., Col. John w. s. Alexander Capt. Chester
X. Knight.
3slh ILL.,, Leut.-Col. Daniel H. Gilmer, Capt. Willis
q. Nhltehurst.
slst Ind. Capt Noy b. Boone, Maj. James z. CAL
loway.
lOlst Ohio, Lieut. Col. John Messer, Maj. Bedan b.
McDanald. Capt. Leonard ID. Smith.
MINI. l.. A, ed Battery, Lieut.. Albert Woodbury.,
Lieut.. Richard L. Dawley.
Third Brigade.
Col. Hans C. BEG.
COl~JOHE A. MAETIS.
18th H., Maj Samuel ID. Wall. Capt. Wesiord Tag
CART.
35th ILL.,, Lieut. Col. William p. Chandler.
Sth Kan, Col. John A. Martin, Lieut. Col. James
l.. Alternately.
18th Wis, Lieut. Col Ole C. johnson.
Wis. L. A, sth Battery. Lieut.. john ID. Mclean.
sECOSD DIVISION.
Brig.-Gen. RICHARD W. Johnson.
First brigade.
Brighten. AUGUST WHICH.
S9th Ill, Leut.-Col. Duncan J. Hall. Mai. William
ID. Williams.
sd Ind. Liout.-Col Frank Erdelmeyer.
59lh Ind, Col. Thomas J. Harrison
18th Ohio Lieut.-Col. Frank Aslsew.
i9Lh Ohio, Mai. Samuel T. Gray, Capt. Luther N.
Strong.
LIST Ohio L. A., Battery A, Capt. Wilbur F. Good
speed.
Second Brigade.
Col. JOSEPH y. DODGE.
18th H., Col. Allen Buckner.
29th Ind. Lieut.-C Col. David ~ Dunn.
Both Ind. Leut.-C Col. Orrin ID. Hurd.
81.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
Drc5sMnkinQ.

A FIRSECLA>S drrssmaker. Modi-tc ~
IA tie royal house ana nobility OF Stut'
gait. vi hc--. aGemcnt By tie day. Call
NJ 100 Eas. S, List
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30

~ OACHMAN. -By thoroughly competent
u and trustworthy man fully understands
care Of QHc horses, harness ahd cairarr,s
st;i,.h. CAREFUL driver; willing and obi9-
inc: Z years aud upward city references
from last employer Address A. H.. III
Last 2fth.st.. harness stofc.
GOAcIIMAN.-By man a. coachmun
L IA a good driver IN all harness thor
ouphlv understands his business can care
nnr iofecs and carriages good references.
Il. BOOTiI, l3 East l3ith-st.
NOA1--..AS, GROOM and SECOND
u MAN-ny an Inglishman under.
stands his business good reference last aud
formrr employers eau be- seen. g., boN II,
tribune Uptown ONCE ,23S broadway.
single man nrst-
class reference; last employer can bc
s..n rides will city OF country. j. NJ,
III Fast 3Jd st. private stable.
NoA,HMAN. GARDENER and rSE-
u Ft'I-NAN want. q steady place under
land. all about horses. cows aud garden :,
ulf, ar.t-rla,s laandrcr-, II need II bust
references last employer can be seen. Ad-
lrc.s GARDENER. 2lV East iith-st.
COACHMAN and GEOOM.-ly . single
L man: aeyeral years experience In the
care Of fine horses carrnuc~. Sc. ; re-
spectful, obiiglng aud IA. satisfactory r.
,fcncr- from last employer. who VIII per.
s0nsliy recommend him. ID. H., los West
59th.st.. private stable.
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DrenhstutIs and Proyiaiops

NEW foEH, July ~co.-Flour, rcccIrts 2,.rOo
packhges: exports II so sacks; Gln and quiet:
S1les ls,se9 pMr,els Wheat. receipts u, leo ou,h.
els Of futures and $500 bushels OF snot: spot
market dull and lower; unSraGcd rcd s11casi VIZ;
No.. j red YlE4sJc; No. . Lh.cago 81 W: opiInus
i,!rly active: No. . red July GJuHyss Il, closing
H. Wtso: Angnst 9,f}S4aS114e, closing 1T 9Shc;
S SsSsSs1!es e aisSsnss>s g, e 5ssio! R e, s,%n; October sa}e.
Nay s. Gs5g Rye, western 5SHnpp. Cosu,
salp' a,25e,cS bushels 81 iutu.es md ;S'oco
2, .Ms 0 lspot; market dull; uuEtadtd mixed
I I'M !, a, IVY bis:c; Ansns. sl4a5ei'ssc, clos.
sslsc: October 5!h{a5S 3lGc, closing at 5a,lc.
OniS. receipts -5.OOD bushels: sales At, 800 bushels
Of futures and .G7.oo0 bushels Of spot; market
a ssnlo, ana d easier; July ,1s14c;, Angus. ss,ie;
i isE,s"i mixed 's' wes,s sP9' ssos Ne; an,,N %hi as
ise; No. Chicago 4!c. hay and hops quiet.
Eoaee STEADY and Unchanged. Sugar, refined
iower;C b4aI4c; exisa q SIC: white extra c
sHr; yellow sc; mould A $40: xMndarA A
3 ;!.!%s; soa!s};'s, A,5ysa' c%hildej;;. crushed ijaw'
ueteo enucs G15+GGi fe: GRADUATED &c. Molasscs
dull. Rice irm. rsllow steady. RosIn quiet
THrPentine dull. Eggs quiet; western prime st
lancy lSalSEc. Pork Arm; mess sl3O0ali co:
extra SO 00a!0 50. Cut meats s:roug. Lard
sseaays wesseft! steam t.Sic: August ,d,$ssc: Sep
iemb per O.Rc; November 6.7Ic; December 6.72c
butter 9uietanl firm; western dairy Gsllc; d
creamery sIa'c. Cheese quiet and ffm; sa5Hq
CHICAGO, July cN.-Whcat-Qulte O larE,
business vas ass!n transacted IN this market
and the feeling developed was unsettled ant
nervous, Prices were subjec. to sudden iluctpa
uons md easily Influenced on account Of III
tasetish condition oi the narIet., Z here wa
nns.d,snhle selling, Ii was Claimed. by th
heasy longs, md foreigners were reported +
have sold both here aud at tho ieaboard. Cor
There was another large days trading In III
l fNAfEnt and tNRSytut nyHa anN.Itn.I n trIln .n
Oats-An unsettled feeling prevailed and price
covered q good ra6He, Provisions Prices rule
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Are you disturbed ut night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? Ii 30,
send at once and get q bottle Of Mas.
WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gull
DREN TEETuISa. Its value is incalcula-
bic. 1t will relieve the poor li%ttlesufEer-
er Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake about it. It
cures dysentery and diarrhea, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind.
collie, softens the gums, reduces inflam-
nation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole aystem. MRs. MISSIONS
SOOTHING SYRUP roE CnlLDREN TgErn-
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription ofone OF the Oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and 10 Tor sale byall drug
Hlsts throughout the world. PRICE Is
cents Il bottle. MwfAw
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The Terms OF ~ Members will Expire on
March d-isepuhlican Prospects OF In.
%crenaiDg their Present Majority . tTen.
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Some thirty years ago the French con.
sidered a wheat crop quite good when II
yielded % bushels TO the nero; but with
the same soil tho present requirement Ia
at least 80 bushels, while in tho best
soils the crop IL good only when 1t Yields
from f3 to IS busheis, and occasionally
the product Is ma much as Boy bushels to
tho acre. There are whole countries
Hesse Tor example-which arc satisfied
only when tho acreage crop attains 81
bushels; while the experimental farms
OF France produce from year to year,
over large areas, Al bushels 10 the acre,
and n number OF farms In northern
France regularly yield, year nlter year,
from % TO 0S bushels to the acre. Occa.
%sionNlfy even so much ~ SO bushels has
been obtained upon limited areas under
special care. In fact II Is now proved that
by combining n series OF simple opera.
rations as tho selection Of seeds, sowing
In rows and proper manuriup, the cropB
can DO increased by ut least IS per cent.
over the best present average, while tho
cost oil production eau DO reduced by 30
per cent. by the use Of como inexpensive
machinery; to say nothing OF costly mu.
chimes like the steam digger, or tho pull
verizers which make the soil required
for each special culture. They arc nov
occasionally resortcd to here and there,
but they will CONS into general use 90
soon rs humanity feels the need OF ill.,
creasing the agricultural product ten
fold.
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The demands for all kinds OF produce remain,
slrnhS nlu Tie supply nctive ~ Ii has becu MI
spin; and summer. The prices # butter am!
egg are Tim, although not high Eggs arc OF
course getting the worst OF The hot weather. and
butter 10 10 shipped must be carefully packed
and rnssed through to keep 1t from going 10 thc
baker or the grease box.
5asc. ! sooa
E~gg.-Frcsh In case, lsaljc ner dozen. fresh
Ia barrels, i3aijc, G0ase esgs, i3aiic.
ftaihsIs-Cholcc live geese. pnr h., 5Caeoc. :.
mixed 1.-Two geese. per H., Sj4igc; chicken. drv
picked, 6aia::: duck. dry picked, 2.itSjc.
n2,ty-Whs,e clover, per H., laal5c; pure
Hdus--White, mixed cotton, pet h., 1att5c:
all wool. per h.. Hsas4c: mixed, per b.. lalL.c,
rea1rv- Live cnlcxcnS, old, Der dozen 5VOa, co.
chicscns, spring. per dozen. 5. OJat ": ducks,
p Pa r per dozen, u 20: Geese per paIr. spcasl 20.
Chickens. hens. per H., Sc. chickens, Old
cocks. &c; spring chickens, per h., lGc, N
Itoos and H~GrsS-Ginscng, dry, per H., In
demand. S! T5ast %: s~assaIres bark, pcr b..
?En3c; s%assalras OIL. per h., lN.5oc; May apple
per H., 1aSe; blood root. per h.. &c: Seneca snake
snake root, per b., 2M55c; Pink root, pes H..
Inc. $9a3,c; elm bark, per d., lace.
a. grsea sn Ta;.ts-AGnies' cloIss sliced, pc, H.,
per H., 4ai%fc; BiackberrIe5, perlb. &c; Cherries,
pitted, per b., Ease; Kaspbcrries, per H., l5alSc.
eyapora!cd, per h., Saloc.
Btdns-Pstmc new hand nickcd, medium.
81 Glal 49,: prime. new hnnd picked. nav, 81 =,
WO0t-Eine washed 80nS.c, Inc nnwsshcS y i,
&c; medium washed Sol5.c; medium unwasbed
2ja2:c.
0aioas-Ncw, 9o.al 10 per hushcl,
Posdtocs-Sew. 81 % n bushel, s. 10 a barrel.
light, supply good.
Tropical ~FtnitS-Lemons, SC 5Oa, co nor bor.
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Irregular anl closed. decidedly lovcr. r,ou,
irm and unchanged, Wheat. caAh, No
,prins PIKE: No. asprlnr. sbcs No. : rcd gp<c
closing at e!slc; September g3l 4a4Xc. Cofn
cnsh No. 2, 4sc; July at%aiJHn. Cios,ur n,
iSa!C34S, closing a $40, Oats. c@h No. .. size:
a95tc. closing At 8aHfc; September 59.asS5G'
i%laxseod, slsI,I Timothy seed Il lg4i Is. Nj Mess ,
bots. cash and Jnly sl2to August Ell Is;
sss I n,SmSSr ~ s e; lS,d, Sa.h and August I 6.lSc;
iebeF SAKE. shotiflls 5.aa5.2e: shoulders
a.'tc. Whisky. 81 IL. liutter urn, Are cream.
cry lislSc: 1nest diaries l4al5c; good Vai!Lc;
fancy separator l7al7Hc. Eggs IKE.
w hpi,,tspE,InIA' , raY EJHly 9.-Flour nsm.
sdjlo; september SJiasSes:: !6!:to;t Nps S'SS %s.s
Corn weaker; No. ? high mixed b3xr: No. 2nix.
CD Track VIC; No. > mixed July biuhlI<c; Au
gust Sla5lHo; September aud october 6!taS!Xc.
Oats lower; No. 2 white a:hc; No 3 while.
M4e; October a'55 t.aaS] ic. Mea pork, new SIS ODD
III 30. do prime mttS, now sl2 20, Lard, wes,ern
steam 6,h9e, Butter dull aud weak; pennsyi.
Sanla prints extra ?sa2Jc;, ,irsls l5al6c. Eggs
htm; PENNSYLVANIA iiIsts ls,Ec,
higher; family. sa7btsl 0O: fancy II t0ai Is,
Wheat s.rone;S No. red Se receipts. g. 100 bushels.
Corn, sttaiigi No. 2 mixed zoe. Oats frm; No, !
bIESsr SIas'ci lsyc scarce; No: Sss; whisky
steady . T6c. iiais meats firm: short ribs, & Ike,
lacon ilrm, short clear C.L6;. BuI,er, sugar,
and cheese steady. Eggs stronger at liailEc,
BALTIMORE, Mp, July G.-whcat easy; No. Q
Winter red spot and July. @MaOj5ic; August
July Zoe: August and September l9LSajtc. Oats
steady; western white 47aiSc. Hye Arm, bdnbsc,
Hay llrm: prime TO choice timothy siI ooal2 d,
active mud stcady. 'Dnitcr ilrm;
ctsatnety fancy; ilcs fair 10 choice, l2AiSc. Esss
TOLEDO, O., July @o.-whcat active and castor.
cash and July GAc: August O3iEc; Ycp,cmbct
Nc; December VIC. Corn duti and steady, cash |
August and september 4751o. Oats auiet.
cash S?c. Angust Bic. CloyGrseed ilrm; cash
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FOR THE FARMERS.
i Speclmcn OF Extraordinary Agriculture
Possibilities Of Wheat Culture.

Il Specimen of Extraordinary Agriculture.
Possibilities Of Wheat Culture.
Prince Kropo:iin IN The august Fortmt.
soil.makiDg, hct-water pipes in the
soil, and culture under glass at Il certain
period OF the life Of the plant, will be
essential features OF the gardening Of tho
future. They will finally dissipnte the
childish fears as to the inpossibEsty OF
satisfying tho needs ola rapidly.increas-
ing population; and they will permit
mar always TO have fresh from the soil,
the bush or the tree, most of what is
aeceesary ior his life. That is. not a
dream Of iuturity it 10 becoming a fact
Of modern life. Indeed nothing can be
more instructive on this account thsn &
visit to the hNnds of Jersey and Guern-
soy, such as lAcently made. It gives
one e concrete idea OF what tho world is
rapidly coming to in the way OF culture
under glass.
The Island OF Guernacy has to pour.
ish 1880 souls on each square mile and
has 4 good deal OF u%pproduc,ive soil.
Guernsey, like the suburbs Of Parig, is q
lend OF market gardening, which has
developed Of late into greenhouse cul.
ture. All oyer tho island, especially
ia the north, wherever you look, you
see greenhouses. They rise amid the
fields and from behind the treesi thsy
are piled upon ms another on the steep
slopes OF the hills facing the harbor,
'fEes Origin OF this new departure va!
tho raising CT grapes, which was Rtarted
some thirty years ago, by n lew enter
prising men. At present, Guernsey ex'
ports every year about 500 tons Of grapes
WHICH Represents a,money value OF S2l5,
600 at the low average price OF lScentl
T. pound. Howeyer-and that is the chic.
point-9rapes gro no longer the most m
portant crop OF the Guerhsay end jersey
greenhouses. And when l walk
ed through these glass.rooted kitch'
en- gardens, which do not know
WHIT failure means and which yiell
crop alter crop throughout tn
spring, summer and autumt, | oouid GO
but admire tho recent conquests OF man
saw three.iourths OF an acre, covere'
with glass and heated for three month
in the spring, yielding abont eight ton
Of tomatoes and about 900 pounds c
beans % q first crop iu April and May
to be followed bytwo crops more durin
the summer and autumn. AS to the re
snlts, I cannot better characterize Their
than BY quoting what Mr.. w. Bear, tn
welt.known writer upon English ayricu
ture, wrote after visit to the sameestat
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After you have weighed your neighbor
in tho balance, drop a nickel OF fairness
in the eliot OF self examination and ascer.
tain your w moral avoirdupois.
EuNcpSy.

This is what you ought TO have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
lifo. TtnusaHds arc searching for it
daily, and mourning because they find
j. not. Thousands upon thousands Of
dollars are spent annually by Jul people
in the hope that they may attain this
beon. And yet it may be had by all.
used according TO directions and the use
persisted in, will bring you Good d.
gestioh and Dust the dcamon Dyspepsia
and install instead Eupepsy. We rec
ommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia
and all diseases OF Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. Sold at Soc and 81 per bottle
by Logan Drug o., druggist.
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u Strange Case,

Had Mrs. II. A. Gardner, OF Vislula,
Ind, lived two thousand years ago she
would have been thought to be pos
seesed by evil spirits. She was subject
to nervous prostration, headaches, dlzzi-
ness, backache, palpitation and forty %
fifty spasmsa day. Though having been
treated by eight physicians for years
without success, she was permanently
cured by L bottle OF DR.. Miles Resto-
rativc Nervine. A trial bottle OF this
REV aud wonderful medicine, and q iine.
" illustrated treatise free at The Logan
Drug Co.'S Drug Store, who recommends
Il guarantees 1t. MwFnw-1
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\ Scrap OF Paper Saves Her Life.

It was just an ordinary scrap OF wrap
ping. paper, but it saved her life. She
was in the last stages OF consumption,
told by physicians that she was incura.
bic and could live only n short time;
she weighed less than seventy pounds.
On a piece Of wrapping papers she read OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and got Il
sample bottle; it helped her, she bought
a large bottle, ithelpcd her more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued
its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing 40 pounds. For iulle,
particulars send stamp TO W. II. Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles OF
this wonderful Discovery Free at Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store. !
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Petroleum.

New foRK, Ja!y 29.-Pe,roleum-Iu spot oil
there was only quotation, aud In August option
corded. Spot duened duii 1T Sss4c aud re.
NAMED unchanged all dny. August opened
dull Mt Soc. fell to $50 and closed dull. stock
Exchange opsnirg sSt4c, highest Ssl4c, lowest
Sst4c.closing sSAc" Stles f6 .0Io barrels.
OIL City. Pa, July @.-opcned at soc;
highest S01sc: lowest SOC: closed ut Soc. Sales
1900 barrels; charters l4.2S6 barrels; ship.
ments lis,os7 barrels; runs liO.06s barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, July 9.-Opened at SIC;
closed ut ss;sc; h!shes. soc; lowest s,jsc.
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Fon the cure Of the inflammation and

FoE the cure Of the inflammation and
congestion called "a cold in the head"
there is more potency in Ely's Cream
Balm thai in anything eiss il is possible
to prescribe. This preparation has for
years past been making a brilliant sue
cess as n remedy for cold in the head,
catarrh and hay fever. Used in the
initial stages OF these complaints Cream
Balm prevents any serious development
OF tho symptoms, while almost number.
less cases arc on record OF radical cures
OF chronic c%atarrh, after all other modes
OF treatment have failed. MwrNw
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Republican State Convention,

II Is ntlcrrd that a Convention OF tho State
b. he'll IN the city OF NRrtipsbute, on Wcdnes.
day, The 10Th day Of August. 1890, n, 10 O'Clock
n, m., to nominate n candid ito for Judge OF the
election 10 be held OH the ith day OF Noycmher
next, and To tr4nHaCt such other business as NAV
properly c'ins eciure said convention. fach
county Is entitled 10 send to said convention
one delegate for each one hundred ynies or
traction exceeding iltty votes, cast for tho Re.
publican candl late for Governor In 1855,
Jy order Of tho State Central Committee.
jy1A nav q. ". ATKINSON, SCcrctary
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DR.. SilAs Lane, while in tho Rocky
Mountains, discovered n root that when
combined with other herbs, makes IN
easy and certain cure for constipation.
1t Is ia the form Of dry roots aud ~leaves,
and is known as Lanes Family Medi.
cine. 1t will cure sick .headache in ono
night. For the blood, liver and kidneys,
and for clearing up tho complexion it
does wonders. Druggists sell it for 80
cents q package. dAw-3
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Bucklen's Arnicn SnlvC,

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, ealt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilb!ains,
corns, and all ssin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
boz. Tor sale by Logan Drug Co.
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lishment-namely, that the money re.
turns from these thirteen acres 'greatly
exceed ihose OF An ordinary Epgl;oh farm
OF 1900 acres" Tho last YEARS. crops
were: Twenty-Five tons Of grapes which
are cut from the LIST Of May I'LL October),
so tons Of tomatoes. 30 tona OF po.atoes,
Q toms OF peas aud 9 tons OF beans (thc
last three in Apri!), to say nothing Of
other subsidiary crops.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and Stoc
Murltefa. - . ..

The Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets. -
NEW fonK, July 2.-Money on call easy, rang.
tuS at 3ai per cent, last toan 3 per cent, closed
offered, alta per cent. Prime mercantile paper
5a6iiss per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet and
firm nt si&ai Sc; sales Of stocks were lll,sos
shares. ..IN
Tile stock market to-day was again dull, couel
70 anything seen of late In that lluc, Tho apathy
displayed i: the holders Of securities evidently
encouraged the local aud Chicago bears 10 make
u snort turn Oh the short side and the evening
up is about ACCOMPLISHED. The movements IL
tue regular list were confined generally 10 irac.
t!onal amounts aud IN Aicl!son the fluctuations
were very small. Sugar was the great Gull card,
Us IL was the weakest yesterday, aud the loss
was about recovered. The market on tho whole
showed a very strong UNDERGONE today and
prices moved up easily Oh lighter purchases.
Ile feeling OF M carly i'm Improvement In both
prices anu business Is more pronounced. and
the South American difficulties are believed Ia
have had their fnll effect upon this market, The
market closed dull but strong at higher figures,
sugar, is up j, Rock Island l and Others for fac
tionnl amounts.
Kailtoad bonds very dull: sales s;C6,o0o
Government and StHte bonds Quie, md steady
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Miles Nerve mud Liver Pills,

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new principle. They
speedily cnre biliouaness, bad taste, tor
pid liver, piles and constipation. Splen.
did for men, women and children.
Smallest mildest, snrest. Thirty doseo
for twenty-five cents. Samples free at
The Logan Drug Co.'s. 6
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WHEELING ISLAND.

Three room frame house OH South Huron
street. pantry and cellar. lot 3pxl20 feet, A bur.
gain for II leo.
No. 70 Zane St, 10 rooms. lot iSxl2O feet, $500
Five roomed frame housc, northeast corner
Maryland md North York streets.
No. lS7 H8Gth broadway, J rpomed frame.
s!I roomcd frame house on North Front street.
No. "A New jersey street, GToomed frame house.
Three frame houses southwest corner Zane
aud Broadway streets.
No. II Maryland street, : rooms, lot GoxlS0.
Fine lot OF North Front F., dgxti3 feet, sl,3e0.
No. lbs south broadway, lot Wxl20 feet.
Lots on South Penn street, below Fink street.
Lots Oh South Elm street, below Fink street.
ALSO ar.y.
No. 2SiT LOB ST., 5 roors, Stable In rear. $3.50
No. Gl7 Mlln street, $ looms. brick. Look n.
1t, sl,t0o. +
No. 1870 Twelfth street, frame, lot 6oxl20 feet.
10. l4l0 Byron street. brick. & looms.
No. AZ Seventh street. brick, 6 rooms.
No. 2323 Cha aiiae St, 6 rooms and stoFeroom.
Nos. 49, and 1871 Sixteenth street. lot SOxl20.
Lot oil National road, uear Mt. bellevue.
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Wool,

PlIiL.AbEtritA, July 20.-T;ool market active:
Ohio, rsnnsylysn!a and West Virginia XX and
above %aSic: \ 3laS2c:;. medium 2Gu37c: coane
5IaSoc: New York. Michigan, Indiana and west.
crn fine or X or XX 2SsG0t; medium gGnS7c:
course Iai8ic: fine washed deiaIne Y aud Xxx
$SlSsc; mcdiim washed combiug aud delaIpe
S'a.ec: coarse do a5aSGc: cana4a S3a3jc: tub
Montana l7a25c; territorial lGa29c.
BosToN, July 2s.-wool market steady. Ohio
\ 2sa3le: HA and above 3sasic; Michigan X a9c:
NO. ! coinbing 39At9c; Ohio delaiuc 3jc: Michi.
gan ilne SIC; unwashed combing woo.s, 2Sc.
NEW YotK, July 29.-Wool easy and dull:
domestic fleece 3ja3Sc; rallel 9ja3lc; Texas
l1nIic "'1