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COMMERCIAL AND FNANCIAI,,
The Dry Goods Market.
From ne Net0 York IHdependent.


Trade is dun yet, with partial but irfegu-
lar action. The large increase of stocks Is
causing some depression. Prints show a lit
Ne moro activity. Some styles are reduced
IN price, however, and the activity Is below
the average Of the season. Brown shIrtinRs
and sheetingS are very dull and heavy,
modefate demand. Stripes are little more
active. Denims are hrm and in demand.
GInghams OF good styles are active, other
qualities depressed. More Is doing in delRines
The stock swell assorted, and desirable STYLES
are being taken freely. CoburRs are active,
and the productions being yet limited, Is well
disposed Of Shawls are moving; autumn
styles are attractive and prices flEm. Broad
cloths are steady but ara less active CASH
mereS and katinets are without change: de-
slTaDle styles alone are firm. FhnnelS and
blankets are becoming active, Foreign fab
RIGS are IN good supply The demand Is vet
light, but there Is a brisk inquiry for paFticu-
laS goods, such as delaineS, mefinoS and
platds Of hne qualities. a limited bushes a
also doing In silks, both black and Colorefi.
INFERIOR goods are inactive, but are firmly
held: British dressSgoods are steady. A few
anctlon sales have taken place, and attracted
attention with fair results. It Il Yet too eoFiy
for very active business Great pFepaFafioIS-
however, Is made to meet the demand of the
season when IL Is fairly opened. at the lane
sales Of Woolens at auction; on Friday IN
haggerty. very good feeling was shown nv
.puyeIs. Heavy goods brought an advance in
price. On the previous Tuesday, WilmeF-
dlnRa sold 9 large line Of Saxonysvgovl dr.
goodss consisting OF new and Desirable STYLE
for the fall. The bidding was aniunafed and
prices satisfactory. .s+4A
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BY THE | GABLE
Advioeg to the 18th Of August.

NEW YORK, August 17.-Morning pa
pers have the blowing special dispatch
es, via the Atlantic telegraph:
PARIS, Aug. 15.-The Emperor Napo-
leon received the Prussiani Am bassatiot
to-day, at an audience atthe Tuillerfes,
The Minister delivered to his Majesty
the reply OF the King of Prussia to the
French note, demanding an extension
of the frontier of the Empire to
the Rhine. The state paper declares
that the demand is inadmiasible and
that he made the demand in order to
satisfy public opinion in France on the
subject Of the rectification of the from
tiers. He deemed it a just demand, but
at the same time acknowledged the
fairness of the argument used by the
Prussian Cabinet in their refusal.
he said that relations at present be-
tween France and Prussia should not
pc disturbed In any case and hoped
Prussia would not oVerstep the! line.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. I5.-The Off
GERS of the American sqnadron were re-
ceiyed Aythe Emperor and court to-day
az the imperial palace of the Traskoe.
Twenty of them dined with the Cover
nor at the Panlohsky Palace. The
Royal Gardens We're magnificently IL
Illuminated, and the populace, who
turned out in very large numbers, were
admitted. The Russian bands PLAYED
American national airs. The American
officers visited the EnIperor's palace
and all the public buildings yesterday.
The investigation into the circum-
stances attending the late attempt on
the life .of the Gar Alexander, has
terminated. Several accomplices ofthe
would-be regicide have made confess
sions, which go to show that the object
OF the conspiracy was to effect a general
revolution in the Empire. There ex-
tst, 1t appears, in Russia two secret
societies hostile to the government, one
being named the Association oforlean-
ization, and the other Dell. They had
their headquarters in MOSCOW. and,
acted in communication with the Rev
dictionary Committee. Several Poles
who supplied the assassins belonged to
these societies.
BERLIN, Aug. 15.-The danger to the
duration Of the peace now existing in
Germany is caused not by any political
differences on the part of Prussia, but
by questions of a territorial nature,
more especially those arising from the
partttioning and adjustment of federal
property acquired by the war;.
A war between Prussia and France
is probable.
"Red3 White and Blue, /" which left New.
York on the 9th of July, with two men
and dog, passed here to-day bound to
London. They were all well. The
names of the men on board are Capt,
VIM. Hudson and his mate Fitch
Hastings lisa small port in the English
channel, thirty-three miles from
The steamship Kangaroo, Capt. Man
ming, which left New York on the LIST,
arrived on the 18th.
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. l7.-A. four
story brick lodging house on Summer
street, fell at three O'Clock this a. M,
caused by excavations on the adjoin-
ing lot, killing six persons and wound
ing 10, some fatally. = n
Maj. Gen. Rufus Ingalls, and Gen.
Babcock have arrived from Oregon,
The new Japanese tariff makes the
export duty on tea, 8 boos, so cents;
Funcha tea, when exported from Ma
gasaki, 70 cents; hemp = boos; raw
cotton 2 boos % cents; cassia So cents.
Arrived-Ships, Fleetwood, Slower
and Viluala Peak from New York,
me latter vessel reports John Sinclair,
officer, VIM. Joyse Warren, from Rhode
Island, killed by falling from the top.
sail yard. =.
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.Aexican News.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Her
AIDS Mexican correspondence reiter-
ates the recent statement from that
quarter of an approaching crisis which
threatens the downfall Of Maximilian's
Empire.
Martial law has been declared in a
number of States.
It has been discovered that the late
conspiracy in. Vera Cruz contemplated
the seizure of all the military and civil
officers belonging to the Empire in the
city and Custom House; a forced loan
to be levied on all French merchants;
and the principal leaders of the con.
spiracy were thento make their escape.
About COO soldiers were bribed, mostly
of the Egyptian corps, and the Liberal
parties outside the city were duly in-
formed of the intention, and were to
cooperate. But the whole thing was
discovered by means of a captured dis
patch. The principals were arrested,
and the bfibed soldiers relieved.g pS
Acapulo is about to be abandoned
by the French. ~
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Nov Yorl, lInrRet.

NEw YORK, Aug. IL.
Cotton advanced 70, sales at S4IkaS8Sko for
mlddIlng, uplands: Flour lO@2Oc better; de-
mand less active; 81 6599 20 for extra state:
1910 50 for extra round hoop Ohio and $40 81
@l2 90 for trade brands, market closing rather
quiet whisky quiet and nominal. Wheat,
receipts 1850 bus, market very scarce and
3S5e better sales 5000 bus at s292 Is for No.
Milwaukee. Rye drmer at S46S5c for west
ern. Barley and Barley Malt duh and nomi.
nal. Corn, receipts q $50 bus, market shade
mfmef and more active; sales l76y 900 bus at
BIC lof inferior, and S2@S21<c for shipping
mixed western. Oats, receipts 1922 bus,
Eifket lc better saIes 900 bus at 429 sc for
Chi,ceSo: 1860 for Milwaukee,; sec for State,
11o1 oS9S4c tor Iowa. Coffee frmer, with
nOWeVer nothing OF moment doing. Sugar
quiet at lg5f@ll9fc, Molasses dull. PetTo-
leuIn quiet at &c for crude, and Pare for re-
nned IN bond. Pork steady but Quiet: SO So
gSSS ez Tor new mes, closing at SS25 cash; $50
$50 20 Ior old do, and 81 259T7 IS for prime:
also ls5OO Dds new mess for October, sellers
oPuon, a So ~. Beef steady at about pre-
Hlous prices. Beef Hams dull and nominal
bacon nominal. Cut Meats l53IGc for shonI-
1 9SsF 9nd SO22c for hams. Lard flrmer at
lo492l7Tc, Butter quiet at 2O93Sc for Ohio,
anu Sl9a21Sc for State. Cheese 83lOc. -
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sIcIeItIne CoiinaYeI.ntioIIl.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 17.-In the
general session of the Scientific Com
ventien this morning, no new menu
bers were proposed or confirmed.
In section A, Physical Science, Prof.
Silliman completed the reading Of q
paper ON New Chemical Nomenclature.
President Barnard expressed his admi-
ration of the system of Menomonisc con-
stfncted by Prof SIlliman, for chemical
nomenclature. Prof. T. a. Stafford, Of
the Chicago, Observatory, gave an inter-
esting account of the Dearborn Obser-
vatoFY in Chicago. President Barnard
followed with a history Of the great
glass used in the Dearborn ObseFya tory.
In Section B, yesterday, Natural
Science, Prof. Newberry, of Columbia
College, presented,p papers of the origin
Of Prairfes. This nothing Professor
Winchell read a paper by Prof. g. @.
tSwa1low, on the Rocks of Kansas.
Prof 81 sterry Hunt read paper on
IIawreneian IimestoneS. : = 81 4
Prof Hall read a paper on the struc-
tnre fthe tArteryries Merrissella" and
allied Genera. ~ III II
Prof. Winehe1l read a paper, in which
he claimed that the region Of Great
Traverse Bay or Lake Michigan,
would ultimately prove the greatest
fruit producing locality of the country.
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Another Fenian RAID.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Herald's
Ottowa dispatch says: The Fenian
scare is reviving in Canada. It is
known in ottowa that great Fenian
picnic is to take place in a few weeks
on Grand Island, niagara river, when
15, 600 Irishmen will be present, armed
and equipped, with the intention of
making a descent on Canadian terrific
~. General Dick Taylor is the reput-
ed leader of the expedition. In view of
this knowledge, the Canadian govern
ment is making active preparations for
defense. Gunboats are being sent to
the expected scene of hostilities. The
volunteers are being thoroughly drill
ed, and a camp of five thousand men
is to be established opposite Grand
Island. The officials Of the govern
ment are counselling together at
Ottawa, and are keeping their counsels
profoundly secret. Strange characters
have been observed prowling about the
streets of Toronto and other border
towns, who are known to be Fenian
emfSSarfeS.
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GALVESTON, TEN, 16, VIA JACKSON,
Miss, Aug. ia Rio Grande cores
poEdent states that the revolution in
the city of Matamoras on the 18th inst,
resulted in the overthrow of the Gov.
commanding escaped, and is in Browns
vile. Gen. Lew Wallace and other cit
liens of the United States who were at
Carvajals headquarters, are also in
brownsville. The government was
general and surely political; no oppo-
sition, no loss of life, or destruction of
property.
Gen. Pedro Peejose is commander of
the military forces in the city, and 1t is
said that Carvajal had been proclaim-
ed victor of Tamaliplis.
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From FORTRESS monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, Aug. IA de-
tachment of troops under the command
of Lieutenant Day, 9Th u. s. Artillery,
was sent from here this morning to
Craney Island by General Miles to pre-
pare quarters for the reception Of the
18th y. s. Infantry. Fears are enter
tanned that these troops coming from
New York and its vicinity might intro
duce the cholera into Richmond.
General Miles returned from Wash
ington this morning. He has accepted
the Colonelcy of the doth u. s. Infan-
try, and officers of the regiment will
be at once ordered to report to him.
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The --latest. News.
TELEGRAPH.

ny the Union line. a9sy
once, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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Tho Elevated Rnilroa,I.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Judge Barnard
this morning granted an absolute in
junction against the Common Council
of New York, enjoining them from re-
adopting over Mayor Hoffman's veto,
the resolution giving certain parties au-
thority to construct an elevated railroad
in Broadway, Greenwich and other
streets. The application was made by
II. III. Rice, attorney, in behalf of Mr..
a. 4. Stewart. The undertaking upon
the INDUCTION is signed by Mr.. Stewart
and Henry Hilton, and they agree to be
responsible in the sum of 81 900 for such
damages as defendant may sustain by
reason of the Injunction ii itshall final
" be decreed that plaintiff was not en-
titledto IL. = - Z. 9 :.
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-ProeIamatIona Of the Governor. OF


ST. LOUIS, Aug. I7.-Gov. Fletcher
has issued a proclamation, bearing
upon the present and prospectiye con-
dition of the State, in which he saws
The combined power of national and
State governments will be used to en-
force obedience 10 the laws of the nation
and State until such laws are modified.
repealed in a constitutional manner or
declared void by competent court /;
that the present constitution is the SUI
preme law of the State that the regis
tratton law will be enforced and that
elections will be conducted in conformi-
ty Herewith that the annual ENROLL
ment of the militia will be made ac-
cording to law and irrespective of POI
htical status or opinion; that no arrests
viii be made except as authorized by
law, but when civil process cannot be
executed with the assistance of the or
binary posse, the officers will call for the
aid of the militia. No armed or organ
ICED men will be allowed to appear at
the polls or peaceful assemblages of the
people, except by order of the govern
ment or the Department Commander,
All citizens are urged to aid the consti-
tuted authorities in the maintenance of
good order.
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NEW York, August l7.-Governor
of Mississippi in special session in oc-
tober and reviews the legislatures late
regular session.
The New York Express states that
President Roberts, has has called Fee
nian Congress at Troy, Sept. 4th. OF
fetal reports of the late Fenians In
Canada will be submitted. Tits stated
that the vessel purchased months ago
by O,Nahoney for a privateer, and stiil
lying at the Atlantic dock ,isclaimed by
Stephens and that If he persists in his
claims an attachment will be procured
against him by prominent Fenians in
BROOKLYN
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From washington.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 17.--The Navy
Department has received adgices dated
May 81, from acting Rear Admiral Bell,
commanding the East India squadron.
His nag ship, Hartford, was then at
Swattaw, China. The Massachusetts,
at. last advices, was at "New Chang.' y
Quiet and order seemed to have been
restored there. The Wyoming returned
to Hong Kong May 21st, where 1t was
intended she should remain until fur
ther orders. The Hartford left May q
and visited open ports on the coast.
The store ship, relief, has been ordered
home. The general health on the coast
of China is reported good. t}F{
1t Is probable that all the members OF
the Cabinet, except Mr.. Harlan and
possibly Mr.. Stanton, as well as Gen.
Grant and Admiral Farragut, with their
staff officers, will accompany the Presi-
dent on his trip to Chicago.
The following has been issued: =
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NEW YoRK, Aug.17.-B Bernard Friery
was executed to-day, for the murder Of
Harry Lazarus.
HARTFORD, CONN.,, Aug. 17.-Albert
L. Starkweather, the Manchester muir
derer, was hung at o'clock this AFTER
nooh.l BE walked to the scaffold with
trm step and exhibited no particular
emotion. His pulse ceased beating fif-
teen minutes'after he fell, and fifteen
minutes later the body was cut down.
Between 200 and 800 people witnessed
the execution.
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;. valuable 10 Tor Sale.
Rebecca Dixon. Guardian,
Is.
William NJ. Dixon, etaL

WHHAm M OLNonI GM
By virtue ola decree OF the Circuit Court oF
Ohio county, rendered in the above NAMED
c1Se on the 9th day OF March, 1896 i will of
fer at public sale ut the front door Of The
Court House Of Ohio county, on
a. 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, a lot OF ground
situate situate on the farm of the late
Joseph Caldwell deceased, In Ohio County.
lying between the city or wheeling and
htehletown, near the iron works OF Rogers
q Parks, which lot adjoins the lot of Ralph
mniSSh, bounced by line running with the
south line Of the said Marsh one hundrei
feet, thence with the east, or Routh-esst, line
Of Thomas Middleton, nifty feet to q stake.
tihence by line parallel to the INST line on
the Marsh lot, one hundred feet to n stake
and mont line of the said Middleton LOT
thence with said front line to the place OF l1e,
ginning, which Is the same parcel of ground
conveyed to the said Middleton by JoSeph
SaldweIl and wife by deed dated September
TERMS OF SALE One-thirl. or more of
the purchase money in hand, the residue m
two equal instalmentR, at aIx and twelve
months, bearing interest from the dny OF
The interest of all parties in the said lot
win be sold. REBEf5JA nT%SN
au6-lawd-4w Guardian.
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Last Day OF The Races.

BUFFALO, Aug. 17.-This is the fourth
and last day. The regular races this
heats. "A fine attendance is anticipate
ed. although the interest has somewhat
subsidized after the trot yesterday. To-
morrow there will be trot, in saddle,
by Dexter and Patchen. A large
amount has been realized from the sale
of tickets, the entrance money
being more than double the expenses,
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New York Money ana Stock Market.

1HV1loJ anu olUcH Market.
NEW YORK. Aug. IL.
= Money 4@5 per cent. Sterling dun at 107,f
Sold unsettled and lower; opening at ISL.
sS1Si;5S ~ 40 20 40lz, declining TO i5OIl, and
government stocks are actlxe ana lax
9e ~ coupon skies 81, HIS SOS, % ii0tE
Erelghts to Liverpool active and firmer.
SIOckS steady Ohio & Mississippi Certifi-
S SSSsseSz4z ~, Western Union Telegraph $50:
f Ere Wet DO preferred 7G5S; Milwaukee & 81
5 Enui preferred III; Reading Il45&: MichIenn
q R 1tLSd us MIchigan Southern S51G; Chicago
4UIi Fort Wayne 1OS1E; CHICAGO &; Alton 10
4ne IouoW1ng sales were made at the 4
II'c cIck open board to-day: Western Union
rs aph 691Ssi New York Central lOfIS: Erie
39Syzfi halam1Soo 7g7<; Michigan Southern IA.
%9s,So g ROCK Island 1853; Pittsburgh, Fl.
Wy ne LS q SnlcaSo l0I16; Marietta & Cincin-
natl "a. Gold closed al I5OX.
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announcement Tor Congress.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w questedt o announce Gen. r. y. MONTH";
date to represent the First Congressional Dis
trict OF West Virginia in the Fortieth Con-
gress OF the United States. nugSa
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The Convention of southern UnlOnlsts


albany, N. Y, Aug. 17.-Gov. Fem
ton has requested Senators Morgan and
Harris to attend the Convention of
southern Unionists in Philadelphia, on
the Sd of September, and to reassure
these truly friends of the Union and
men of New York fully appreciate their
continued self Sacrificing efforts to
place the States lately in revolt upon
a just and stable basis; that it sympa-
thizes with them and sincerely desires
the establishment of the loyal self
government in the communities lately
in rebellion as soon as is consistent
with safety and future peace; that the
Union party is anxious to see their re-
specttve States represented in Congress,
as full assurance can be had that the
power of these States will not thereby
be placed in rebel hands, and that It
these ends.
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NatIonnl Teaehera AssoeIntlon.

INDIANApoLIs, August 17.-In the
National Teachers Association, Mr..
Lambert. OF New York, read paper
which favors Worlds Education AS
ISOLATION to be held in New York.
The feasibility of the proposition was
discharged, and resolution adopted
referring the paper back for further re-
port next year. The subject OF Aneri-
can classics that should be taught in the
schools was referred to u Committee To
report next year.
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chicago market.

CHICAGO, Aug. Il.
Flour firm, steady and advanced i5a25c
" neat, new firm and S95G higher; old Suief
ssn1 lg2c higher sales NJ 81 SI6tl sd for news
q B2l g for old No. 1; 81 n for new, and 81 10
IoE Oh Nc. z. Corn quiet Mt 57@5T1Io for No
!, and IA 956c for No. 2. Oats dull at 2Sa2Sc
Ior NO. l. and 269261zc for No. Q HiVhySlnes
II az % 2 for free. Provisions firn,-
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z Ry Telegraph.l
RunhIo mnrl..elltE.. !
BUFFALo, August Ia

.ie.ss-4 BUFFALO, August Ia,
. Flour, sales 600 bbls No. spring wheat: at
~ 20: Wheat, No. Nnlwaukee car lotsheld
~ ~ ~, and new white Michigan 50 20. Corn,
s 5Se - Sl,oOg bus No. at exc; this p. NJ,
St1oL Oats quiet and held at SEQ l1c for Wis
: III " anu 319SSc for No, Chicago. Barley
~ I'VE nominal. Pork S34 90. Lard, city
IN, Hnu western 2l%922c. Canal FFei9hfs
a auIa 1 ~ unchanged. Recelpts-29O3 bbls
4IogL 70 SlS bus corn, IlS ,6S5 bus oats Canal
Re ~ $500 bus wheat, lOl,79O bus corn,
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N 8 $500
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17.-Seventy of
the best speakers who will attend the
city on the Sd of September, have made
ppointments for addresses In various
parts of the country. This will give
an opportunity 10 hear direct from
Southern loyal Union men. A cpnven-
ton of the loyalists of Western North
CAROLINA, has been called to meet in
Yention.
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OsWEGo, Aug. Ia.
Flour flrm at $40 50 for No. / Spring; SO for
REQ winter Sl3 torwhite; Sl4Cal4 50 for double
extra. Wheat firm but quiet; No, / MiIwnII-
zee Club e 3. Corn dull; sales OF smnii lots
No. llllnos at 75c. Oats quiet. Canal
co1S W. unchanged; Hour 40c, wheat IO1lc;
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spIrit of nc stocIL nInrrnt.

The Posts money article says:
o,S Soia y, Is steady, the leading price being
- S1E tns sane as yesterday. Loans are easy
S ~ 5ggo Per cent. Stocks are dull, except IN
SSoVernments, which are strong and adVnnc-
ing. AiteT the board New York Central was
nois Central l2g5k. = --N>Ni AAt4't
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PhIIndelnhin nInrI,nt

PHILADELPHIA Aug. IL.
Flour quiet. Wheat firm and higher: new
red 50 IS: white IS. Corn outlet: veIIoIIV nv.
mixed &c. Oats firm at soc. Cones mn.
changed sales 800 bags LaguIrR az 2SISc
Whtsky scarce: StRte s. 80: OhIn s. 2l- --l4N-'
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OMAHA, Aug, 17.-Genera1 Sherman
and several STAFF officers, accompanied
by Senator John Sherman, arrived here
yesterday. The party leaves here to-
Railroad, on their way. to Fort Laramie
and the mountains.
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NEW York, Aug. IA Philadelphia
special says that the New York delega-
ton to the Philadelphia Convention
nave appointed State Central Com
mtttee, which will meet Mt Albany next
week. simultaneously with the Demo-
Gratis to call State Convention.
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New Orlcnns BTnrIxcf.

!. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IA,
Cotton sitter sales 300 bales low tiiIddling
at S29S4c; receipts for the week l,5G8 baie5
againSt 8,55i bales last week: exports $3.50
Il discount, par. Gold 40. -
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RnIlimnra nInrlrnt

BALTIMORE, Aug. IL.
white Ss93 20; red 81 S392 So. Corn quiet:
Whlte 81 %. Oats active and advanced %,
froVlhlonS quiet; mess pork SSSd3S 25, Sugar
ntm. Whlaky dull and nominal at s. IS.