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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-03
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oes epIsuteu.w e Onn,ne,t il, ctrorb. 80.

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Snncnrnia>G beater.

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8ir6pfeiifr Il, tietet m~anni4faGen Stoff 81 e6enic %iuterel=
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re6te 8abn leiten. Gin anberer 8uutt in benz Stitd, Der
aud aupenbuns auf frii6ere unb nod ~befebenbe Serbdltz
nii1e in bieIsm 8anbe fiubet, III bes gsa1bentenS ipertb.
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@cIbbauer, unb ftr ba8 Sanb9elo, ba8 CT %anuInlnlt,
u~ertauft CT it9. feline PerIcn, auf cine 9etptIie i3ett. @ez
ipis BAT ieber I3ui9auer bic gr6Bte Spn1patbie NIT Dem
arilen 3pni geiiblt, unb ben @olobauer oerabl1sut, Der
0utert aus FER Mrnutb bes Suri&en 5iebt. limb bod,
fubeu l4 niAt bisIe 3ufdnbe aud nod bier, gang absez
Ieben bon Der @~ffaDerei Der GeSer ? Ggas if bic Jog. rIps
sreuticeibip" gnberes, ala bas Sertaufen liner SeriOn
an cine anberc, bic bas 9unbSslb besa9lt ? WsrOeH niSt
bic &6iueieu in ~einselnen Staaten ala %eeibei9ene etnSe'
fa6rt, ba fe I@ I1sn im gcraus auf Sabre plnaus lpreS
freien 8ilsn's ~beSebeu? 81 ni&t in eaiitaua Die p.t'
tise Gra9e our etfra9e eeuIa9t moroeu, oaB Der
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ftiuulte 3sit gu ~ber6iHssu 2 @enu mir Sere9t iein iprIen,
10 ulHFsn mir co sessH u I e ietn, pBns ltnteriGisb.
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OergnGgungen.
SIR Sale umO Concerto ~ Dermietben

gen 6Feaneen unb Befannten per vGUnerrbta" @tftniGaft
1n0 ,r gsm s sIns a,it gnSi'san d~bsrtaupt eur RG&rt6t tee
larfsetaute neue 9aae bet GpncUrete mil ben tor1it Ssrbnn
benea Nduntit9tetiissn CUR &bbalt1ns BEN BdGen unb Goa.
ssrtsn ju rttstbeH TT, trtnn ~frntaettfee &pplitdttpn eerta6t
iptrb.
Ots %fIesaute utb tratare auslofTruus bee erDGeu Goa.
les, nebR fetn ~nSblirten @drberCbtjt mmern fir Ssrrn rnb
Damen, fOpte be1uemes WefdnrattcnS3tmmtr usbt erDfsno
GsfdaI nit ~Dpafdnbte etneertGteter &a6e, IaHen ni6ts au
punf6en iibrtg.
Disadvantages EofeGesfdirr fur 500 @Duoertt TT su eineru
tndstaen grets ~ nltetten. N1bere AuStunft bet
G. SO. NpebeIt
2Eilt3INl go 81. QanIitrtnrRnr. iptfhRn &uten Il. Dnrnitr.
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Nrbeiferlr1t0.

Die seeGrten NlttBlteser rbj8er @efeGfbaft rerbet 3a Der
am Spnnt1g, 5. 9tpb, (ornt l. Oft. S%erta9ten) General
8e / a m N I u II e%in8ela6en.
s3eIpnters perben te W%ittgtteber barauf dufmertian1 Gee
na9t, taB am nadfen Spnnta9 Abeno BITE alien @tntrtttSs
fartet tbre @ulti1tett Serlteren unb neue ~etneelDff merben
mInen.
NS. Sir eemuttlt6e Nbenb. llnterb1ltun8 lift geiVrBt.
ffrIo) St Muitrda s.. @ pe6t, Sefr.
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Gkarb4

Mm 2. gpS 7 1Itr g1oreens an pneumonia 6 . n + Gb
Reter, 80 Sabre unb 2 l4pnate alt. Die 6rernbe Ger 81
ntttte fnb etneelaten, lem 8egrdbni6 bet3upCbnen, rei6eS
Geutt Treitda, 8. gtoS, I'm 3 ubr Nadmtttdgs BON feiner
DUbnune, @de Der Wtpnumett uno Brittpn1trp aus fattftn'
bet. Ote trauernbe 8%'tttwet
(fr) @itern une @ei6rtifer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-03
Wenfr &aMNerein.

@ue bteierigen, melte einem Sluberein teisutreten niins
fden, werten freuut lt8f eingelateu, ndGiter Santag Nben6
s ubr ais am 4. Wcp, i'm 9ptaf SO 648 %. 8altinpreltr. bet
u. Q6rpt ;u eri6etnen. SIN Nuftra8
(ftia] Dt. gSeber, Set. y. t,
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GpmcprDtQ.

Gpuntas &tenb, ben s. gtpB, muNfatiTde Undertaking.
BOT SO ubr, po;u bic teIebrIt6en Wlit8lt2per NIT itren
Samtlten etnselaben fno.
NS. gu Der am Sarfa8 Ibenb UNI s l6r Fe8tnten5et
yrpbe TIM ptern 2ptdl perben bic mitprtenpet DdnerSanb
9erren 9e6eten, puuttltG 3H erIbtinen.
Fr5o( O1sGprntt
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MefrpppIit0m &aue,
%. 81 W. WolttmpreItr.

bE
Sbl9ts 2CfaL NIT etpbeut 28 TuB to6sm S0aI, um8s
Ben BON strer 6feiten @aaerie, neef S~petIeeaG, @dtrrOu
awft SatberOten. RnGe &C., entpfst!e tp Gttrmtt fir Bale,
@pnserte, &r9tbttionen, SOnpers &c. anter ben ~btatehen BE.
btnaun en-.
8erntr e%rfpfeble td tn btyetter gerttntuus NIT ntetner
gDiribt@dft 1872 g0. EGpettt G tr. etn 1tparat RpGn init pu@
ttm Billiard tWtarmrrttik ii tur etnen pttrat 8indrb Sub;
sbeniS ea eerdiu'teeS eb e~f4l0Reuea Glmbsimmer fur
BauOeretus unb D~ytbalmeetitgs.
&eaeauu8en fur bette gerannte QGfait netnat t6 ~ent6esen
tn meiner g0rtn1ng 122 u. Bapette Str.
(2lDtlNsJ 8. q3tnbnark
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Baltimore .NOIf8 8rauecct.

Die @eete Der n,aen Setien 8rnnerei Ittstn itbt gut
SriptetiOn Der N~itsltsbtr 70 pe oaen l1ebrteen bic ff
, elem uuternesmeu anfbltts'n pirfbtn, pfen. @bentaaS
IL teeer S~tebsa6'r e~ine.ldsen ben Ysridn mlunsen eeS Wtr'
ems ietsn D'enfag NbeueS 8 u6r In Der Ge1traI 5dae $40.
28 VI. Gas ct. betsuspbnen unb fd ais IiiteItt6 tabet iu
Gpnrab 6tteman,D r. PIT.
(r-O VI. BdIIauft Ser. PIT.
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0anffG0un1.

Dent Ralttmrr grnu = 8erein un1eren Serbin6li6den
Oanf fir RE literale u~b ttrenrOle Mufnabme, lie berietbe
ltnferer Delegation gu 3teil neroen lies.
SIM Auftras bss p.ttsbure 8rausr- 8eretn8
(to&w) GputS $ ut.
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distinguishing
@ e ns@irtbfcbdft
II >. $50 +

8uiement Der glorb QeeR Gde bon Gater II. GoutRfbefr.
SmpDrtirtt b,utIte unb fraus6ff6e g8ftne Der bsftn
DUAL tat unb bic Rtnfen DeIttatehen fpfrbtn rad gtetc .gcr.
Ter Stple ferbrt. lOft3l-3VtN
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9 d Il & c n : - T.

Gpl9e Wtitslie6ern Der
Baltimore SdIscn. @eIeGSd,aft,
bencH bic elite sur 5ei9uuns ber attieu gum nc ueR
S6iben<0arf =
nt9t ~SprSeIeat perSen tCnute, tSnueu bel $erru gu.
Itu8 @pnrab, Rc. 3 Glib 6reberidRreFe.
no eiiteu a~ufieSen, fHr Gttisu setGnsn.
Ottp SuRdeI,
(pttls-Sl PrGI. bee @tretteriHnss.
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GDucUrDi0.

Die 3et6nune brn Nttien wtrb NIT lem Is. Etpp. B. 8. UT
esidlSfen. Dtejenisen unfrtr Nttbiresr, mtlGe
9elsT1i,en fns, NitiSlteb Ter @eea(9dft sn perbtn, rpltR It'd
ssIantef bet rem praFbsnten 9rn. 9 70 0OtbeI Obtr BET
Dem unterlet6neten @etret1r rentgeittgimeIben.K
SIM auftrast bs 9erraltuussrat6eS
tot-) Smiths SteId. Sefr.
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@rtra @eneralz8 eriammluig
oeS beutldcn brnteIt. MaiIen : Serein8.

Dtbttee @eIhGfte balter Fnbet Npntae, ZEN 6. hS., Ib'ns8
TX utr cine Grtta General. 9e rfarnrtlung I'm 2Cfale Ser SRI
nits S6ute In ErtuttpFr. Hatt, .pD3u aue ~WItt9licher hes
Veretns ~brtngenS etnselapen fne.
ifrfamp) $. SGrmaun, SER.
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9TptiS.

Die nSf Baltimore Nonsaretl Nfoetattpn" mtrb Tb am
6reitas, 8 0Oo., I'M ltbr &bents In tbrer 9aae, @de ron
Sant unb 8pnbfr, ter "a mmeln, I'M etre perrnGnente Sr9a-
initiation III Stanbe su brtusen unb 8eamte fir has folgenbe
Slbr su e~rpdbler. SsbtS ERitslteb fer &hpctattpn 1T ernf'
LTD CT iu&t, anpsIenb sW ietn.
ID nj. s.. Sebben ,%SraGtent,
Sim. g. Nrice. Gefr. (bpfrl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-16
New York CnttIc NInrlset.

NEW YORK, August 10,
The current prices forthe week nj all
the markets are as follows:
BEEF CAT-TLE-Eirst quality % hcndN
Sl1@l7 30; fair to good, l5GilG,5O com
mon, l., 5OCG 80; inferior, lO@I2.
Cows x CALVES First quality ~ heodl
SI5t@SO; ordinary, S6OGy75; common, $50
@6O; inferior S40@l5O.
VEAL CALTES-Efrst quality u b.
ilgi2; ordinary, Ga lO1$; common, S15G
o; inferior, SgSIG.
SHEEP. 4 LAMBS Extras 70 head) IS. Oh
@9,5O; prime, S6,OO6T,5O; ordinary.
81, 50(65,5O common 81, OOl4 80; inferior
50, 500, 90.
SwINE-IIeaHy. corn fed IL b) llTS@
y light and medium, llA@l5s still
fed ll@MllA,
Beef Cattle market was firm for prime
OhGrinSs Mt last weeks prices, but duh.
and heavy for inferior, of which the
supply was enormous. The demand
was fair for all kinds, but there being
II superabundance of low grades, prices
rated low as above, only the best sold
ut III, but as the number of the best
was small, nearly all of this class went
at these prices. The various grades are
quoted above.
Sheep and Lambs were in good sup
plynnd shade lower per pound though
the difference hardly showed itself
Hogs tirIner with sales ut ms high os
l2c. Total receipts of all stock Mt all
the markets for this week and last
week were as follows: 675l beevcs
lOl cows; l45T veal calves: $3.50 sheep
and lambs; H. 40 swine. Total last
week 6,2Il beeVes; l3l cows; l,34O veal
chlves; lG,S5S sheep and lambs; 7,l77
swine.
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Another eaiIroad DIsnstcr.

New HAvEN, Aug. ia frightful
railroad disaster occurred this morning
on the HousatOnic River railroad, The
evening freight train going up the
several miles above bridgeport and the
1920 train following, found it on the
track and hitchcd on and backed to-
wards bridgeport with it. a new en-
CINE was out for trial on the track and
coming up, about three miles above
bridgeport, ran into the rear of the pas
the hind car and splintered ii in two,
passing directly through, and the boiler
burst just as it reached the second car
from the rear, making awful havoc.
Seven persons were killed outright,
and eleven We're terribly mnnglcd and
scalded. President Charles Hunt, OF
the donSatonic railroad, was on board.
Everything is being done for the re-
lief of the passengers.
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NATIONAL Tenchers, Associntion,


lIARRIsBURG, Aug. 15.-Dclcgntes to
the National Teachers Association are
arriving here by eVery'train. 1t is ex-
pected that by Tomorrow the largest
representation of educators ever assem-
Dled on any occasion in this country.
viii be present to participate i'll the pro-
ceedlngS of the convention.
The National Normal School NssOci-
alton met with the State School depart
ment at II O'Clock this morning, Presi-
dent Edwards, of Illinois, i'll the chair
The regular business of the body will
commence this evening.
Among the distinguished gentlemen
present are d. Il. Hugnr, Principal of
the Normal School of Massachusetts ::
Professor Green, of X. l.; Grecnleaf and
valentine, of n. "; Wickersham and
thompson, of the Pennsylvania Nor
maj School; Pencil, of Ohio; Hall. of
Kentucky; w. +. Phelps, of NIinneso-
Ia; Il. n. Sheldon, of Oswelso. and
Stgarns and Sheldon, of Boston.
The National Teachers Association
Will assemble tomorrow morning mi
nine O'Clock ut the Court House. Gov
ernor Curtin will deliver his address of
welcome on Thursday. The members
of the Association will then proceed TO
Gettysburg, when speeches will be
made and other proceedings had npDro-
PIRATE to that hallowed locality.
Governor Andrews will arrive and
take part in the proceedings OH Friday.
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new York Market.


CoTToN-Dull, heavy and declining,
at 4Sc. for middling.
I FLoUR-Opened 1Oa15c better on low
grrdeS and firm for the better kinds, but
closed dun for all kinds, with the ad-
vance lost on common grades SO 6O66 90
for extra state; Sc O0(G6 % for super
fine western; S6 1907 10 for common to
medium extra western; IS 15GS 40 for
common to good shipping brands, eN-
ira round hoop Ohio, and IS 5OCG9 90 for
trade brands.
MHlsKY-Steady; western at 81 10.
WHEAT-Openedq quiet and very firm
but closed dull at 2n3c lower; 81 420I
45 for Chicago spring; 81 45@l AZ TOR
Amber Milwaukee, closing at inside
prices, and 81 % for winter red west
ern; - 10 for Amber Michigan.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
CoRN-Dull and Sc lower; S5aS7c for
unSOund, SSa90c for sound mixed.
OATs-Firmer Mt 66a6Tc for western.
RICE-Dull.
COFFEE-Quiet. ..-.....
SUGAR-Dull.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PETRoLEUM-Steady; 321{ for crude;
5Oa52E for refined in bond; G9aTl3E for
do. free.
PoRK-Quiet and steady at $50 OOa
81 90 for new mess, closing ut $50 90 for
cash, $50 3Oa29 so for '63 and ga do,
$2f 10 for prime and S27 OOa27 80 for
prime mess; also 1900 bbls. new mess
for August, sellers option at $50 OOa32
Is 90.
BEEF-Quict and firm.
I.ARD-(1uiet and steady at l95sa2IL.
BUTrER-A Shudc iirmer at 23a2SC for
Ohio, and 3OH36 for State.
CHEF:SE-Eirm at 1laI2c for common
to prime.
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Cincinnati Market.
OINCINNArI, Angnst l

~. SlNClNNAIlS August 10.
News from New York to the Cham
Der of Commerce have produced preot
excitement on 'Change and attracted
attention from business to some extent.
but the belief that the crash would be
confined to stock and gold gamblers,
and TINT the currency was safe prevent
ed its having any influence on prices of
production.
FLoUR-Stcady at IS 90 for good SUI
pertinc, and IS so for family and fancy
brands.
WIEAT-Firm; for prime old red
81 % to 81 0s; now, dull and low and ir-
regular.
CoRN-Nery scarce, and would have
brought GS to 30 for new.
0Ars-Rathcr dull; at 40 for old.
PROVISIONS-Dull.
MISS PoRK-Sold in the morning Mt
Sl4 20 to SIS so, and $l7 90 for bulk
meats.
LARD-Dull; 10 tierces sold at 23c.
GoLD-l4O.
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Tidings from the Gable Expedition.
LISrecinI Eber,l,.t


AsPEY BAY, C. b., Aug. 15.-A large
vessel hove i'll sight at six o'clock this
morning. At this hour (hnlf-pust nine
o'clock,l she is within three or four
miles of the shore. Flags are seen n.y.
ing from her.
HEARTS CONTENT, Aug. IA, via As
pey Bay.-The schooner First Fruit
arrived ut Harbor Gruce, n. F., this
morning, makes the following report:
August 9th, i o'clock, p. m.-Saw the
Great Great Eastern and British war steamer
Terrible; six o'clock in the morning
saw beacon buoy with a flag upon IT,
marked "Great Eastern, number five. .
The Great Eastern and Terrible were
then about five miles Southeast from
beacon buoy. Weather quite foggy.
At noon the Terrible came near the
First Fruit, and received information
from her of the harrington the beacon
buoy. The Terrible reported that the
cable parted on the second of August.
Position of beacon buoy by account
OF the First Fruit was in lat. 81. 40, North
lon. IS.
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Democratic S1nte Convention.

POlsrLAND, Aug. 15.-Thc Democratic
State Convention met at 1880 this
morning.
Paul S. Merrill, chairman of the
Democratic State Committee, called The
convention to order, nominating l.. T.,
Pillsbury, of Huntington, temporary
chairman.
MIR. Plllsbury addressed the cOnven-
ton, conSratulating them on the return
OF peace. He said if democratic prin-
eiples had prevailed there would have
Deen no war. a great responsibility
now rests upon the democracy. An at
tempt IS being made TO DESTROY State
sovereignty, which the democracy must
irustnte. The policyOf the republican
party can only he forced on the south
mt the point of the bayonet, and but for
one man that policy would have been
adopted ut all hazards, and that man is
the President of the United States
DEBT of gratitude. The democratic
party, which is the real party of the
Union, seek aSccndancY not for power
but for the welfare of the whole conn
try. He hoped that President Johnson
would receive the assurance of fifty
thousand men i'll Maine who would
seek TO stay up his arm so long as he
sustained the ark of the covenant.
John II. Hutchinson and John Va
mey were appointed Secretaries.
A committee on credentials was then
appointed.
:, a ~, Vice President from each county
Ill the State was chosen.
Tho committee on credentials reDort-
sent as 5T4.
The temporary organization was then
made permanent.
A committee of one from'cach county
was appointed to propose Il set of rcs6-
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Arrival from New Orleans--.-rexas
and Mexican Affairs. n


and Mexican Affairs.
New York, Aug. 15.-The steamer
mississippi from New Orleans and the
bar on the 9Th has arrived. Our files
contain the following items of intelli-
gence: - =
Judge Hancock, a Texan refugee ar
rived at Galveston and reports the peo-
PIE rom Austin to Galveston perfectly
reconc1led to the new order of things.
and willing to adopt the policy and
measures OF the Administration.
Inc army worm is ravaging acres in
Wharton county, Texas.
Maj. Gen. Mower has succeeded Gen.
Granger in command Mt Galveston.
Judge Paschel, of Austin, is mem
loned as probably appointed to the va
cant seat in the United States SuOreme
Court. He was Union man through
the war. D.
The City of Mexico correspondent of
the New Orleans Times, says /: The I'M
perial feasts have been of the most COR
geous description, and the display of
diamonds of fabulous price was album
Marshal Bazanze's organ the ssEsta-
felta," declares one hundred thousand
more men are needed to put down the
Republicans. Earl NonVell says that
number would be insufficient, as the
opinion of nearly the whole population
IS against the Emperor.
The victories claimed by the French
are unfounded; in fact, the Liberals
snow the utmost disregard for death.
MeJios' division is kept close in Mat
anor4s by Cortinas, and the latter
would occupy it at once were the former
to evacuate.
Cortinas has issued proclamation
that unless the citizens OF MatnnOras
ceased their adhesion of Maximilinn he
Will pronounce them traitors and con-
tiscate their prOpertN.
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Trial of Captain Wcrtz.

WAsHINGTON, August l5.-The trial
of Captain WertZ was to have com
menced to-day, but has been postponed
until Tomorrow. This morning sever
al Government witnesses were in at
tendance, and there are others i'll the
city who, can at any moment he sum
moned: The accused has for counsel,
Judge Hughes, General J. w. Denver,
and w. Peck and Schade.
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A Rebel Cavalry Leader Arrested.

NASHVILLE, Aug. l5.-Major Dick
Mccain, formerly of the rebel army,
who made himself conspicuous MS a
cavalry leader in this State, was arrest
ed yesterday, on charge of being a
member of the court-martial which
hung several Union citizens at Knox
vile during the war. He will be taken
to Knoxville to stand trial.
The Bcaffolding of new building on
Market street, in Nashville, fell yester-
day, precipitating five persons to the
ground. All are badly injured, one OF
whom is not expected to live.
The town of Stevenson, on the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad, was
almost entirely destroyed by fire this
morning. 1t was the work of an incen-
diary.
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Spetta1 9otiffs.

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New York Money 11nrket.
New York, August /:

NEW YORK, August 10.
MoNEY-Active and firm at per
cent. for call loans.
STERLING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at lOsN
9lO9 for gold and first class bills.
GoLD-Heavy and unsettled, opening
at l411S, declining to l4OIS, and closing
at 14lL.
GoVERNMENT STocKs-A shade cas-
ier.
NEw York, August I5.-Gold closed
tonight at 1921.
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Failed to sui.iugatc the Dominrennx.

Failed to SuhIugatc the DOminIcanx.
New York, Aug. l5.-The Washing
ton Chronicle says, the State Depart
ment has been informed that Spain,
having failed in her efforts to subiu3
gate the Dominicans, now demand an
acknowledgment from them that she
went there to take possession of the
country at the request of the people.
The DOminicans fatty refused to make
so Illuminating an acknowledgment.
and her coast ports have been declared
blOckaded. - a .
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. Is.
CoTroN-Receipts 40 bales; $50 for
middlnig.
FLoUR-C Closed with downward
tendency for spring; extra $3.50; double
WHEAT-UnclangC
CoRN-Heavy; siaS6 for white.
OATS-Unchanged.
RICE-SOc for good.
ToHACCO-$9,l 10 to $40 for SHINING
leaf; SIT, 25alS.5O for common to GOOD
manufactured.
WHIsKY-Unchnnged
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