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New Work Market.

NEW IOkk, July 20.
COTTON-Firm; sales 1900 bales at
27a27i for middling uplands. 4 ~
FLOUR-Keeeipts 1864 bbls; duh and
declining for old, but steady for fresh
ground; sales 6400 bbls ut 6 40a7 80 for
superfine State and western; O0a9 IS
for extra western; 10 40a12 90 for choice
do; 8 s0a10 IS for shipping extra round
hoop Ohio; 10 75al2 65 for trade brands;
OOal1 90 for spring st. Louis; II 90
alS 90 for winter do; 100 plants eff ex-
ira firm new wheat California at 9 90
a12 GOALS 15a15 GOALS % IN small lots.
Rye flour unchanged; sales 40 bbls.
WHEAT-Receipts $500 bushels this
week at 3a5 lower for new and dull and
heavy for old; sales $1,000 bushels at
2 00a2 05 for No. 2 Milwaukee; 4Oa2 53
for new amber Southern; 2 60a2 40 for
new white Southern; 2 65a2 IS for white
California.
| RYE-Quiet. =. Fg .FS.
BARLEY g. MALT-Nominal.
| CORN-Receipts 4S,713 bushels; the
market one cent better; sales LAC, 600
bushels; DIAL 04 for new mixed west
ern, | O5 for choice do. in store, and S7a
90 for unsound.
OATS-Receipts l2O,935; the market
active and shade firmer; sales $4,000
bushels ut 82a55 for western, 79ael for
damaged do, 81 for State in store, 93a9
for Ohio atoat; also 100, 900 bushels new
Southern, to arrive on or before the
10Th of August, ut SOaS5
RICE-Unchanged s.. y
COFFEE-Steady with n fair de-
mand.
SUGAR-Without material change;
sales 200 hhds. at 11aal2l.
MOLASSES-Quiet.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged. u
PETROLEUM-Quiet; sales Of crl,io
at IA in bulk, and 3la32 for refined IN
bond.
PORK-Opened lower, and closed
higher and irregular; sales {, 500 barrels
new mess at % 37a23 Is, closing ut % So;
- 5oa22 IS for do cash; 10 75a2O II for
prime, and % 50a22 as for prime mess.
BEEF--Firm; sales ia barrels. .
HAMS-Heavy; sales 40 barrels.
BACON-Quiet and firm ut 27t for
ice-cured long clear.
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales l24 pack
ages at l1fa12I for shoulders, and l6a
49, for hams.
LARD-Firmer; sales l,050 barrels at
12tal3s for new; small sales at 1871.
BUTTER-Unchang a..
CHEESE-Heavy and lower ut 7ae.
| LATEST MARKET-5 p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed dull and l0al5c
lower for old and steady for fresh
ground.
'WHEAT-Dull and 2a3c lower for
new and heavy for old.
RYE-Dull at 1 40a1 As for western.
OATS-Active and firm at 83as5 for
western and 93a94 for Ohio. ...., 81.
CORN-Active and shade firmer;
1 02al o. for sound new mixed western;
Sal 90 for unsound do. ,-....,. ..,-
PORK-Excited and decidedly firmer;
sales $4,000 barrels mess at % 20 cash
and regular. -. - y POI
CUT MEATS-Scarce and firm.
BACON-Firm and quiet for want OF
stock.
LARD--Firm and fairly active; l3a
l3t for fair to prime steam and l3s for
kettle rendered.
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Disturbances in Tennessee.

LOUISVILLE, July ga special to the
Courier from Nashville, 25th, says A
special to the Banner reports acollisiOn
in Knoxville, last night, resulting in
the woundiDg of two negroes. General
Frank Blair, who was addressing a
large Conservative meeting, was fire.
quently interrupted by negroes, who
cheered for Brownl.w. Towards the
close of his speech a fight commenced,
in which eight or ten shots were fired,
resulting as stated. On learning the
news at the cOlored church, two hundred
negroes formed in procession aud were
proceeding t. the scene of disturbance
when they were met by the agent of tho
Freedmens' Bureau and the police and
persuaded to desist, thus preventing a
bloody riot.
A shocking tradegy occurred near
Union City, Odin county, on Monday.
a negro man broke Jail i'll that town and
on the preceding Friday repairing to the
residence OF IN aged and highly respect
able widow lady, named Chorum, out,
ragged her person, and then fled. The
sons of the injured woman followed the
wretch to Hickman, Kentucky, arrested
him and taking him back to near the
scene of the outrage, shot him dead
then severed his head from his body
Large numbers of Brownlow's militia
white and black, are continually passing
through Nashville, Ell route for different
points in middle and western Tennessee
Although everything is quiet here now,
hardware stores are being extensively
patronized and firearms of every kind
are being largely purchased by both
whites and blacks.
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Outlawry in Tennessee
Radicalism on its Murderous
Mission!
,rson Etheridge Fired
Upon!
A Disgraceful Attempt NJ AS
SaSSinatiOn!
BROwNlowLoYALTy A. TITS:

The gentlemanly agent OF the +. q
A. Telegraph Co. will accept our thanks
fnr the annexed account of bloody al
fair of recent occurrence in Tennessee /:
NASHVILLE, July ga dreadful riot
is reported to have occurred at Roger
willie, East Tennessee, on Tuesday. A
large crowd had assembled i'll the pub
lie suuare near the Court House, 10 hear
Mr.. Etheridge, Conservative candidate
for Governor, speak. Many, both Con-
servative and Radical, were armed with
guns and pistols. After Mr.. Etheridse
had spoken an hour, he was interrupted
by Tom. King, q leading Radical, who
pronounced statement he (Etheridge)
made q id lie. Mr.. Etheridge re-
torted bitterly, when some one shot at
him. Numerous other shots followed in
quick succession. The crowd broke,
the Conservatives in one direction, and
the Radicals in the opposite, shoot
ing at each other, aud finally halted.
They fired volley after vollay ut each
other, for about twenty minutes. A
white Conservative and colored man
were killed, seven mortally wounded,
and about thirty slightly. Mr.. Ether
idge was not hurt. He left after quiet
was restored.
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New York Items.

New YORK, July 25.-The investiga
tioc has commenced by the Episcopal
Diocese into the charge against Rev
S. II. Tying, IT., of having OBLIGATED IL
Methodist Church, in defiance OF the
prohibition of the Rector Of the Parish
Ills father, in 1859, occupied a similar
position.
The palac Gear eXcursionists returned
home this evening.
The law for the suppression of gamb
ling has caused the arrest of severa
policy dealers connected with Kentucky
and other lotteries.
In the contest for the Erie Railroad
election, the English stockholders have
become identified with Mr.. Vanderbilt
in opposition to the present directors.
Several oil refneries were seized un
der the revenue law and $4,000 barrels
were confiscatcd.
Whisky sold at auetiOn to-day at two
dollars per gallon.
Sipnor Jules Grerre, United States
Engineer, committed suicide at Willet'
Point yesterday.
A complimentary reception and bal
was given to General Grant ut Long
Branch last night.
Eli Everett was charged ut Philadcl
phia on Thursday before the United
States Commissioner with executing d
fraudulent bond to the amount of $50,
600. 1t was ascertained that the per-
sons whose names were on the bouG
did not exist or reside as set down
He was bound over for further hearing
in 1000 bail.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l

FLORENCE, July 26.-Baron Ra'aH1e 9
prime minister to Italy, has made 'n -, y,
fer to garrison the city OF ho.n' WIN
National troops, to protect it from I'M
threatened attack by the party actihs
under Garibaldi and Mazzini'
VIENNA, July s6.-Napoleon has sen
, note to the King of Prussia urging
him TO surrender the Danish Province
north of Schleswig to Denmark. Tn
Emperor of Austria declines interference
in the matter.
BERLIN, July 26.-Two coDscripts be
longing to the Imperial army to-da!
attempted to escape, and succeeded il
reaching an American vessel, at Bre
men harbor, on the point Of sailing
The Prussian authorities threatened u
open their batteries on the ship II the
commander refused to give up the con
scripts. After some sharp parleying TIL
men were surrendered.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 26-NOOn.-Ih!
raft Nonpareil, which left New forf
.June 4th, arrived here to-day.
LONDON, July 26.-Consols 9ls; Erie
1sl: Bonds ~ isle; Illinois a.
LIVERPOOL, July 26.-Cotton-up
lands lOt; Orleans 40:; stock III por
69, 200 bales, of which 3D., 900 bales wer'
American. Observation-Disclosures unfa
vorable for crops; quotations are un
changed. Observation-Disclosures I'M
changed.
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From, Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, July ga
negro highwayman, belonging to the
band that has been operating in Princess
Anne county, killed II cOlOrcd farmer
who he attempted to rob. The DIES.
peradoes III the vicinity OF Newberne,
murdered Reuben Bratchee few days
ago. Several shcriils and their deputies
arrested two suspicious negroes, whom
they left in charge OF one of their mum.
ber named Williams, while the Others
proceeded with the other prisoners, but
they had not gone far when they heard
pistol shots, and returning, found vii
liams on the ground, covered with his
own blood. The Jail was subsequently
guarded ny squad of soldiers, for feal
of Il rescue.
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Pittsburg Oil Trade.

PITTsBURG, July 26.
BUsINEss.-There was fair demand
yesterday for the raw material. Prices,
however, were o shade lower. Spot oil
sold Yesterday at l24al3c; to-day at l2tc.
The rates ON Wednesday for Septem-
Der, October and November were l2Ic.
The .Iates on Thursday were ll3c, being
one cent per gallon in favor Of buyers.
The amount Of crude sold on Wednes-
day was 26,500 barrels. The sales on
Thursday were 22,500 barrels. The
meeting on Change was fairly attended,
The sales that took place at the meeting
of theB Board were Crude, $4,000. bar-
rels and 500 barrels refined. The BAL
ance of the lots were disposed of during
the afternoon. The receipts of oil were
3l4 barrels. The crude market ruled in
favor of buyers, who did not manifest
the same anxiety to invest we have seen
on so many occasions during the past
month From Oil City and the oil re-
giOns generally tho market is reported
firm and dealers excited, pricos Being
governed according to the location.
REFINED 0I.-The market yesterday
did not exhibit the same tirmness as the
previous day; the sales, however, were
larger at slight decline in prices. The
inquiry for July and August delivery
was small; contracts for those months
appeared 20 be pretty well filed The
refined sales OH Wednesday were $500
barrels .a
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 20.
FLOUR-Unchanged; family IL pa
1875.
WHEAT-In fair demand, at2 GOA
2 % for No. l red, and 2 2Oa2 % fol
white; 1900 bushels choice white Ken
lucky sold at the latter rate.
CORN-Firm but qniet; - i'll hulk,
and 81 in sacks.
OATS-Old very scarce; sold at 80;
new sold at 30.
RYE-Sold at 81, but closed dull I'M
der news from Chicago.
COTTON-Dull, and prices nominal:
"a for middling. -
WHlSKY-Unchangcd and dn!l at -
in bond.
MESS PORK-Sold ut 1915; general
ly held at "a 90.
BULK MEATS-Circular shoulders
III and sides 49,, but the state Of the
market is such that it would be impos-
sible to say whether they could be
bought or sold at these rates.
BACON-Scarce and none of conse-
quence offering; clear sides sold at l6.
HAMS-Firm at 2la22.
LARD-12ia12f
BUTTER-Firm at l9a22.
GROCERIES-Steady.
CHEESE-l14al2i.
LINSEED OIL 30.
GOLD-l39 buying.
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From Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, July 26.-The surveying
party which left this place in March
last under direction of the Government
to ascertain the length of the Ottawa
river, has returned, and reports the
length of the river about 1000 miles.
They found Lake Ores to be 400 miles
in circumference. Navigation from
Lake Temescaing to Lake Gros was inn
peded by numerous rapids. Beyond
Lake Gros the source of the Ottawa is
said to be within 80 miles of the head
waters of the Sangenay. The explorers
encountered large quantities of ice on
Lake Gros on the oath of May. The
natives are Pagans The men have a
plurality of wives.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Investigation OF the Alleged Brutal
Fiogging Of a Citizcn-Indinn Out
rQuea.

knVcsiignfion OF the Alleged Brutal
Fiogging OF a Citizcn-Indiau Ont
RACES.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-The Republican,
Omaha special says: The investigation
of alleged brutal whipping of citizen
and soldiers at Fort -Scdgwick, ordered
by General Grant, has been concluded.
The testimony of all the officers of the
3Oth Infantry and several citizens prove
the whipping of Langbridge, alias Hen
bricks, to have been entirely personal
assault by the Sergeant, who testified
that he inflicted the punishment AS his
own act and without orders, the man
having traded whisky To soldiers for
arms and clothing. causing them to be
come brutalized and dangerous. No
citizen was present at the time of the
flOgging, which was simply few strokes
across the back with gun sling.
Lieutenant LantZ, hearing the out
cry, immediately stopped the tiogginy
and released the man. There was no
lacerated flesh and no signs of blood
seen. The man walked oil with brisk
step. General Dodge was two miles
from the scene and knew nothing of it.
NO soldier was ever whipped, staked,
tied OF exposed to Buffalo gnats for
stealing, or any other cruelty. The re-
port is sensational, and put in circnla-
tion by a late employee of the Subsist-
ence Department, who had Sbeen dis
missed for suspected speculation.
A courier arrived at Fort Leaven worth
yesterday, from Fort Gibson, for med
ical supplies and assistance. The cbol.
era prevails among the civil emploves
Indians and freedinen at that post lint
has not yet attacked the troops. The
disease is increasing Mt Fort Harker.
The KiOwa Indians are committing
outrages south of the Arkansas river,
and Governor Mitchell, of New Mexico,
will call for IA battalion of mounted vol
unteers to act against them.
A portion of the goods stolen from
Moses Wolff, in New York, SONS time
since, were found here.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, July 26.
Gold without. material change; open
ing at 39t aud closed Mt 39sal 39s.
Government stocks steady and better;
closing quotations coupons of 1851
ll0t; do ~ 1lli; do "a 1893; do '65 1904;
do January and July 1851; do 81 1881;
1910 coupons lO2i; August 1905 1919;
June do 1913.
Stocks opened active and firm; closed
with marked advance. The reported
election of Mr. Blatchford as President
of the Central road proved a canard.
Mr. Baxter was elected.
$50 p. NJ. prices: Ohio Certificates
2sa2Sf; Caution 52a52t; Cumberland
3sta39; Quicksilver 4ia35; Mariposa 10
all; Western Union Telegraph 4Si; Pa
citic Mail 146ia1469; Atlantic 1l2iall3;
New York Central 1092a109E; Erie 75ia
75s; Hudson 120ial20i; Reading l0ssa
l0Si; Michigan Central ll2all4; Michi-
gan Southern S3sas3t; Illinois Central
ll9a1l9a; Pittsburg 93a93t; Toledo 125a
LIST; Rock Island 103SalO4; Northwest
ern 49a49s; do preferred 73ta73t; Fort
Wayne 1064 1864; st. Paul preferred
67!; Wabash 53s; new Tennessee 6's 66s;
Missour!'s 1O4al05; Wells Fargo Ex-
press 69a604; American 7la73; Adams
74ia74; United States 73a75; Merchants
Union 15alS; last sale Il.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July 25.-The Ameri-
lean brig William Robertson. from Ha.
vana, arrived ut Pass-a -Tontre this
evening, having on board twenty three
coolies.
The city curreuc! is recovering from
depression, some brokers purchasing at
3 per cent. discount. Over SGT. 900 were
withdrawn from circulation and de-
strOyp6
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The North Pacific Reute

NEW YORK. July 26.-The Tribune.
Washington special says: News reached
the Interior Department that the work
is being pushed on the Northern Pacific
route SO as to have material for report
to Congress next session. General
Spaulding, who accepted the position OF
chief engineer of the Eastern division
has started from Bayfield,. Wisconsin
his base, and is pushing the surveying
party out into the wilderness. The
surveyors 40 not expect To reach civil.
lied settlements until September. On
the Central route II force of 1900
Cinnamon and 1900 whites are EN-.
ployed.
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No Cholera,

ST. LOUIS. July pa dispatch from
Fort Harker, Kansas, says, on the au-
thority of Colonel Smith, Chief Sur
geon, that no new cases of cholera had
occurred there during the past twenty
four hours, and that the epidemic is
rapidly subsiding. Four cases have
occurred in passing trains.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July 26.
Flour quiet and heavy, Wheat duh
and nominal; Offering 75 and no sales.
Corn firm at SGT. Oats steady at 6sa
6sl. New Rye 40. Barley neglected.
Whisky 3la32. Mess Pork dull: sellers
"a ~. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders of
fered at III. Lard nominal at l2t.
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Buffalo market.

,rrg BUFFA:,9, July 20.
Flour II 0Oal1 Is for spring. Wheat
quiet. Corn firm at 80 for No. 2. Oats
quiet aud firm at 20 for No. 2 Chicago.
Canal freights to New York-Oats III.
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From Qaebec.

QUEBEC, July 26.-There was heavy
thunder storm last evening, and in con :
sequence Of the storm, boat with FIVE
persons on board is supposed lost. Five
men Were struck by ligbtning, one
being badly paralysed.
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MiIwaakee Market

MILWAUKEE, July 26.
Flour quiet; City Xxx 10 75al1 so
Wheat quiet at 80 for No. 2.
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HOWARD HOUSE,
Nos. 5 a. . North Howard ~
TWO DooRs IRON nAI1moKE srxnI.
BULL q sEwELL, Pr.,rieisr..

bALDhokk, March u IS''
WEHAyE LEASED THIS HOUSE AND
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tnr0ngheut the house. renovated and r.mOdelse
the water Closets: rep4persd and repaintsd tbs
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convey guests and their baggage 10 the HOu-s.
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DPans.

TORONTO, Jaly 26.-Drafts for all
the regiments in Canada is expected
nom England in few weeks.
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MEMPHIS, July 26.-The Board of
Health declares the cholera does not ex.
ist in an epidemic form.
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Parade.

BALTIMORE, July "a newly formed
colored regiment paraded through the
streets tonight.
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AIRiYed.

AUBURN, July 26.-Secretary Seward
and Frederick Brice arrived here last
evening. - 81 .s-f ts8
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preceding issues OF the, Daily, many yalusb,
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SUNDRIEs.

A Few BARRELs PRIME ma.
"A PIE Sugar, SnperiR Grees, Black and
Japanese Teas, Pure White Wine Vinegar, Sss
York crab and champagne cider bottled, Nes
York No. \ salmon English dairy Chess,
Pieklss and Sauces. Tapioca, Pesri Sage Corn
mon. Aaekerel, Codesn. Hsllibaf Iebstsr. Said
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