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NEW YORK, August Ia.
coTToN-very firm; sales 14O0 bales
at2stc for middling uplands
TbIJR-Receipts 10, POI earrels; mar
bot l5a25c better for old; heavy and low
~ a. far new; salesl0 Q, 100 barrels at 0Oas 90
Cor superfne State and western; Asa
~ ~ IN for extra western; 10 75al2 10 for
aSo;ce do: 9 5OalO7 for shipping
Ohio: 10 S5al2 IS for trade brands; IL 90
tx 10 for new ST. Louis. California
aonr heavy ut z Scala 50. Rye hour
srm. sales of $50 barrels at z OoaS 70.
WHISKY--Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Receipts @,sl3 busneis;
,,arket without decided change, rather
n'ore doing in new southern; sales OF
"a GOO bushels; new spring at l 50; ~
for rejected spring; % for new don
Ohio: = 32i for new amber STATE; Z ISa
> al for II W amber southern; 4O;2 4't
for new white Georgis; 2 6tla2 IS for new
white. Michigan; 65ae SO for whire
RYE-More active; sales $500 bushels
western ut I IS and 20, 600 bushels TO ar
rive ut about 1 80.
BARLEY-Quiet.
MALT-In moderate demand; sales
$500 bushels Canada at about ] gu.
CORNAReceiptsl1l. 2s3 bushels; mar
ket opened &c better and closed heavy,
with the advance lost; sales l54 ,OO0
bushels ut l0al l23 for new miAeu
western; closing at lOal III 1or UNI
sound and 05a1 % and l % for white
Southern.
OATS-Receipts lI,7l0 bushels; mar
ket less active but firm; sales $500 bush
eIs 1T slas5 fo- western, 9la92 for new
Ohio. 90a93 for new Southern and 94aS'
for State. Including one load of new
Chicago, all for This month ut AZ.
RlCE-Quiet
COFFEE-Firm.
SUGAR-Qniet: sales go bhls '""'
at l1tal3.
MOLASSES-Dull.
HOPS-Quiet.
PETROLEUM-Lots at ll4al2 for
crude and % for refined in bond.
Without decided change.
WOOL-Heavy; 26O,0OO pounds at Az
ais for domestic fleece.
PORK-Heavy and lower; sales $3.50
barrels at % 1sa23 81; new mess closing
at " 20 regular; % rs for old do; 975a
% 90 for prime; % 75a23 90 for prime
mess.
BEEF-FiIm; sales lsO barrels.
REEF HAMS-DuIl and heavy.
BACON-Dull; sales of 30 packages
StratfOrd cut at l3t. ,c
CUT MEATS-Quiet; sales OF 2S6
packages at 10aal14 for shoulders and l9a
Ii for hams. .-
LARD-Dull; sales of 6l5 barrels at
l2fal3s for new. H..
BUTTER--Steady; 1la25 for ONO
CHEESE-Heavy.
LATEST Market p. NJ.
FLOUR-Closed very firm, advanc-
ing for old dull 10al1 lower and for new
wheat quiet without change.
RYE-Firm; As for old western.
OATS-Very firm; slaa5 for old west
ern and 91a92 for new Ohio.
CORN-Dull and heavy: O9al ii for
good to prime new mixed western: ~
nj % for unsound do.
PORK-Vcry quiet; sellers mess 1T
% 80 regular: buyers at 23 p; sellers ~
% - cash and buyers at - ~.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Dull.
BACON-Nominal and unchanged.
LARD-Steady; 13al3f for fair to
prime steam and l3s for Kettle rem
dcrcd. ...-..
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gg telegraph,
TO FHR REGISTER.
BY THE CABLE.
fBy Telegraph to the Register

LIVERPOOL, August lathe on''eo
States frigatc Minnesota arrive" ''
Plymouth and all on board ven
foypoy. August ld.-Advices from
roo Chow Foo state that l4,@o,ooo
,ou,ds Of the crop Of tea has been sold
Fs,xroRT, August IA, Evening-u.
s. bonds, 774.
LIVERPOOL, August Il, EveninS.-Cot-
ton closed firm at an advance Of td
middlipC uplands lOId; Orleans llsd'
Breadstuffs generally unchanged. Corn
ess Cd Wheat lbs Sd. Barley 81. Oats
and Peas unchanged. Provisions
Cheese dull at Sis Sd for American.
Reef 1865 Cd and Pork 75s Cd per barrel.
lard and Bacon unchanged. Produce
-Tallow as Cd. Petroleum Spirits SID;
and standard white Is I'D per gallon.
LIVERPOOL, August l4.-Cotton tirmer
and more active. .....
PIP. M.-Cotton firm and not so active.
Cheese declined TO SIS Cd. Other arti-
cles unchanged.
ANTWERP, August l4.--PetToienm firm
ut 43 francs
LONDON, August II, Nonn.--Consois
f,rmer and unchanged: L. $. bonds weak
Mt 74s; Illinois Central, a.: Erie, 40.
Q p. M.-Thc weather throughout
England is very hot. C0nsols, 81 l3-lG;
Erie, 46; L. s. bonds, ~.
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An Army OF More ihaa Five
Thousand OGice-HOIders

Are consuming your Substance, aud d ho.l,
other hungry eSpectaui- STE gathering IS
vultures, 70 banquet upon the vitals oil p~
trate State.
Your public buildings ara sinking dolar'N
the hundred thousand, with no apparent rssuf
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost $40 90
third moro than the original estimate fa n
whole, and the first wing u not yet coppfisd
AZ the present rate, more than one millica
dollars will be consumed in what In nothing y.
than a stupendons fraud, nj which yOur pus1
servants are conniving.
The Penitentiary was expected TO be bni H.
'l6o OO0, but through the incompetenoy thE
planned IL, nearly four times IA much maitnL
will be required a. was originally INTENDED AZ
the expense Of tho building win BE- little ,b@
Of one million dollars. Other operations Of pa
lie men show 4 similar disregaid Of your iSv
est. Many Of them are mere schemes u pr'iS
benefit and public robbery.
Not single Radical journal Of tLs State b.
uttered word Of denunciation OF thess OF an
other public wroRgs. To the REGisTER belong
almost the exclusive honor Of champi0ning ~
popular cause against the outrages Of Ofh,a
plunderers. In pursuance OF its purpo-s O.
hunt down corruption and corruptlopi.t. ID
RESisTRR will lay before the people has!
startling facts concerning the outlay Of Sti'
funds upon public works. The most enorluas
frauds are known 70 have he.n perpetrxisd, an
every tax.paye has an interest In their dr,sl"a
ment. We call upon the people 10 SECOND 20
support ne IN our effort
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FINANcETAND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER,
WHEEL rNG August Ia. 1867.

!. WnC6AAh8 " uotC8eAO AtAaE1Dss
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER,
WHEELfNG, August IA, 1867.
We give the last revised quotations of
our market.
DRY GOODS-We quote: Prints:
Low Madden, 10al3c; Amoskeag,
a.. Wamsutta HID. Sanders, lac;
new style American, 154c; Sprague,
I6c; Merrimac, d. l6i. De Lasaes:
Spring STYLES 20. Ginghdms: Waverly
lsc: American, lsc: Lancaster, 2sc.
Bleach Muslin "a, l04c; 81, l2fal5c;
A, 1-a24; 5-4, 25aS0c. Bro'rn Mus
lin: 3-4, lOalac; 7-s, l4al6c: a., Ia
lslc.
-FIOUR--Choice spring family old
wheat aud fresh ground az; New wheat
family III; Fancy, l3t. =.
Observation-Disclosures, IL; plain
hams ~; lard, tierces, IL; keys, Ia; cali
vassed sugar cured hams, 22a23.
GRAINeMarket quiet, with but lit
tie change in quotations. Barley, quo
tations nominal, none Offering.
HAY-Sl4 GOALS OO.
BUTTER-Scarce; selling Mt l5a22c.
EGGStDull at 12a15c. 81
sOILS-Refined lard oil I Is; Extra
No. |, I 10; Tanners l o5; Lubricating
COFFEE-Active demand: fair and
prime, 26ta27 for fair 70 prime; choice,
%.
SODA--American at 8; English at &c.
SUGARS-Good demand and firm.
Sugar house l2!c; Cnba l43c for
good to prime; Porto Rico l43al5 for
good to prime; hard refined III; A.
Coffee l7fc; i. do. 174c; {. do. l.c.
SYRUP-5Oa6Uc for lower grade .5ca
81 10 for good TO host brands; Porto
Rico molasses 75as5c: New Orleans mo-
lassos 81.
FISH-Lakc herring, -; white fish
81 ~ No. = mackerel, halves, 50 Oh
do No. 3 So 90: No. 2 Kits, 2 90. Light
stock and fair demand.
NAILS-lOd to cd nails, S625 per key;
ed and Sd nails, Sc 5Oper keg; Cd and I'd
nails, St 50; other sizes in proportion.
BROOMS-S2a2 ~ for good and 81 90
4 4 90 for extra.
SALTS 20 from yard, Tor Ohio
River; BIS for dairy.
CHEESE-Dairy l2tall: factory 10.
TOBACCO-75a7Sc for dark los, Is
and navy; 95cal ~ for bright IS aud
Is; 81 lOal 20 for fancy chewing brands;
oOaSl 10 for bright los.
SOAP-German y: common &c: East
ern family 1lal2.
CANDLES-City mould tallow, l6c;
star 25c; hotel, 26c.
RICE-No Carolina; RangOon lltc.
LEATHER-HemlOck sole, 34a:}5; Oak
AZ; French calf 90a2 -; German do
| | 90; American do | 5Oal Is; Harness
ALAG; Upper pc per foot.
HIDES-Green s; Calf skins Is.
! SHEEPSKINS-50a1 %.
/ STRAITS OIL 10 per barrel
/ WOOL Very dull and no sales of any
quantity. Buyers are not offering over
A.. -.
GLASS-Market firm and steady; sxlo
3 IS; lOxl2 on.
COTTONS-Steady: warm 4a50; hat
ting, 80; Irvine so.
! WHISKY-Steady ut 30 for bonded.
, PARTNERSHIPS at goal oO per 10.
GINSENG-Sales at 7Oa75 per ID.
DRUGS Il SPICES-Indiso | Goal 20;
vitriol Is; logwood l4al6; madden L..
Concentrated lye % for Philadelphia;
9 W for Pittsburg, and % in papers;
cassia 80; cloves 80; nutmegs ! CD; pep
per, -; alspice y.
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Eroun New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, August BIT APP
pears that General Sheridan is wrong
in the premises taken in special order
No. lie, ejecting James Condor from
possession of Kcltona plantation, st.
Charles parish, and installing Mark
Hoyt on the ground that Condor still
remains in possession. although the
court having no jurisdiction had dis
missed the Injunction restraining Hoyt
from taking possession. The court took
no such action and the case is still on
the docket for trial, ami the deputy
marshal was in possession by order ol
the court when elected ny the order Civ.
ing possession TO Hoyt. The United
States Marshal will refer the matter ia
the Attorney General.
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OBJECT OF THIS ,
Whiskers and Mustacbes !

EoRCED TO GROW UPON The SMOOTH
est lace in from three 70 five weeks byuSng
Dr. sEVtGNR'S RESTAURATRUR CGPPTTc
Lake, the most wonderful discovery IN modern
science, acting upon the Beard and hair In An
almost miraculous manner. II has been ned bv
the eliie of Paris and London With tho most
be Registered and If entire satssfac.io1 IL not
Pyen In every instance, the money WIN 10 cheer.
luiiy refunded Price by mail sealed and NAT.
pasa ~ Descriptive circulars and testiuoniais
nabed frea Address BERGER, sdUTTS n
", Sheuista No. 2s5 River Street, Tror- N
T., Sole agents. for the United States
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! Finding In Chanesry
In the Circuit Court
for Ohio Co. West Va.
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simply for our miilers, Whence, then,
The supplyf It is coming FORWARD by
rail. mainly over the Erie Road. This
road brought large quantitiessof corn
TO this market last spring, when specu-
iators had carried up prices to extreme
figures; it has received sufficient en-
enlargement to make special arrange
ments for tho transportation of grain in
bulk; and it is we'll that it has done so;
for, without the supplies thus delivered
to us, our local millers would now be
idle for the want of wheat. The past
has indeed been a memorable year in
the markets for -four and grain; ami we
hope that we shall not again come so
near TO the famine which we have bare
IL psQaned.
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New York STOCK Marker.

NEW IUHNi August III
Stocks better; closing steady Ohio
certificates, 27sa27f; Canton, 49ta50;
Cumberland, 36a37l; new Tennessee IS,
G6a; United States Express, IS; Adams,
73s; Wells, Fargo g. Co, 66ia66&; Amer
lean, 72!a74; Merchants Union, l7al7t;
Quicksilver, 3laa39; Mariposa, lOall;
Western Union Telegraph, 45fa46; Pa
ciic Mail, as; Atlantic Ill; New York
Central, l054alO5s; Erie 7l4a7le; Hud-
son, l24al2ii; Reading, 1851; Michigan
Central, liO; Michigan Southern, STA
62s; Illinois Central, l2gal204; Pitts
burg, 93ta93f; Toledo, l23Ial23f; Rock
Island. l02tal03i; North Western, AGA
47i; do preferred, 70fa70E; Fort Wayne,
l05ial059.
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Reniam ArrivnI-Hnvana News.

NEW YORK, August Nv. X. Rob
erts, Presiden. of the Fenian Brother
hood, arrived per Perceive yesterday.
The steamer Columbia brings Havana
news to the 10th.
The breakage of thr Cuba cable is
confirmed.
A conspiracy of negroes al Santiago
denounced the Government. Seven
of them were arrested and two were
shot.
\ serious riot occurred in MatanHas.
The people at the bull ring were dis.
satisfied with the performances and
drove the performers from the ring. AT
forwards the police tore the whole con.
ceru down. Troops were called out and
the rioters dispersed. One man was re-
ported killed and another wounded.
The yellow fever is raging all over
the Island.
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As involved In Governmental AdmIuistrstot
will receive special attention
Political corruption has already hronghl ID
land 20 the verge Of Bankruptcy and Rus
Taxation already strips the clothes fron u
hacks of many people, and robs their chdTn
bread. Additional extravaganza threaten,
reduce the richest 20 poverty, and oil the hss
ing classes 10 beggary.
In addition 20 gigantic national fraud, u
taxpayers Of West Virginia are suffering fruu
domestic knaves and home made scouBdrts
From summit 20 base your official system ;
marked by corruption and fraud.
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i l0i Butts odd Ben's" blk los
IS caddies do. do. do. -
10 butts Niagara ds. &c
~ caddies do. do "
50 butts Dew Drop do
30 caddies Hombrick do
l03 boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, 10.
5 do. Diadem soft pd. inch
do. Wheeler's bd. pd. . do.
do. do. hard pd. h. lumps.
i0i do. Mile Collins" bard pi. ID. Jumps.
} do. Keens Fine Twist natl Il.
do Miller'a X. and X. twist choice.
I0drums Fig Leaf
~ kgs. 6-twist running Ias.
SMOKING TOBACCO
IS bbls =. g. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' +. G.. do. de-.
I9 bbls. &. 8. do. do.
10 hlf bbls. G. S. do do.
Our stock of tobacco is large and the assOrt-
ment unsurpassed bJ any In the market. Ner.
chants are respectfully invited TO give uAb Gall
before purchasing elsewhere
MAXWELL 4 TINGLR.
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yI,HAT NEVER HAVE BEEN NOR
i never can he beat For instance:
$4,000 WORTH

We hovs also on hand
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, August IA meeting of
eS- ofhcers, soldiers and sailors of the
United States was held tonight. They
appointed an Executive COMMITTEES Tn
call State Convention ut Richmond in
September. It was reported that there
was 100 persons lately in the United
States service now living in Richmond.
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Collision.

KINGSTON, August lI.-At ten O'Clock
last night, about twelve miles from
here, the propeller Magnet, bound for
Montreal, cullided with the steamer
Bay State, from Ogdsnsburg. The Mag
net sunk in six fset water in five miii-
utes after striking. The crew and pas
sengers were brought to Kingston by
the Bay State.
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Mexican lten.s.

New YORK, August 1l.-Mcxicar adj
vices state that Marquee had been
fonnd in the capital, and Santa Anna
had been conveyed To Vera Cruz.
The reception of Juarez ut the Capt.
tol was grand ovation. He issued \
proclamation congratnlating the people
on the return of peace.
MaXimilian's body was held for nay
ment for cmhalming.
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From, Reading.

READING, Pa, August 14.-The Penn
sylvania Negro EqrGl Rights League
held harmonious session to-day. Sew.
eral speeches were made and u series of
resolutions passed, including one APP
pointing u committee to visit Congress
and press the extension of the franchise
bill to every state in the Union. A
mass meeting of negroes will he held
this evening.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, August II.
Flour firm for old grades. Wheat
firm at IS. Corn better at 81. Oats
higher at 57s57!. Rye firm at 1OI.
Barley nominal at IS. Pork firm at
% %; shoulders nominal at IL: clear
sides II. Lard dull al l2l. Whisky
at j.
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ONO County Circau Court, JHly Rules,
1867.
Joseph W, Farrell, Compl't,
RI.
Slrah Cunningham William
Cunningham, Mary Ann LII NhAnCery.
Driver, John Eehols and
Jane his wife, Defendants
The OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is
L to enforce lien Of a Judgment of plaintiff on
certain real estate In West Liberty, Ohio county.
West Virginia, TO wit the east part Of lot No.
o. In said town, left by John Cunningham, de.
ceased, and secure payment Of said Judgment,
And u appearing from an affidavit fled in this
cause that the defendants William Cunning
ham Mary Ann Driver John EcbOls and Jane
his wife are non residents Of the State of
west Virginia, on motion Of the complain.
ant, by his counsel, il is ordered that they do
appear hero within one month after the fourth
weekly publication and due posting OF this order.
and attend TO their interest in this suit.
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL BRRINIG.
n. RICHAKDsox, Clerk
Solicitor for Complainant auraoawIw
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FROM ST LOUIS.
A Hr'ss War Fsis -Frsm Denvcr.

RI ! tEe War Rafh--From Denver.
ST. LOUIS, August 14--About dozen
citizens of st. Joseph, ihcluding severai
| prominent gentlemen, arrived here ke
terday. They arecharged with comp;nso na
Nv in burning the Platte river 1r,usV
on the Hannibal and st. Joseph raii:oa,
in 1881 and are now in jail awaiting
;nnortant Witnesses. when they will
t.po nr.,;minary examination. Inc
pi,tts riyer bridge was burned By rebels
Cd tba;r .rmpathizers to precipitate
80. 80 Ioaded with Union troops into the
.;rar The soldiers did not come, but q
n.ssenger train went through the
bridge, killing IL persons and severely
wounding many others. 1t Is said the
Sheriff has writs for 40 more residents
of Buchanan county. Information up
on which these arrests have been made
was given by q man now in the st. Jo-
seph Jail on the charge of larceny, which
fact has given rise to much doubt OF the
guilt of the parties interested
Omaha dispatches say: The Sioux
Indians are banding together and cross
ing the Platte river at Plum Creek sta,
tion for battle. About five hundred
were seen on Saturday at ono point.
Pawnee- scouts and soldiers are prepar-
ing to fight them. Father Desmet says
the Indians have grievances and SPEAKS
of conciliatory measures towards them.
A dispatch from Ellsworth, Kansas,
saws: The United States express, ana
proprietors of the overland stage line
to Denver, left here to-day with stock
to replace those stolen by the Indians
and will have line running again In
ten DAYS. They have an escort OF one
hundred infantry. Tho United States
Express Company have over million
pounds of freight there for western
points.
Two coaches, with mails and passen-
gers four days from Denver, Just arrived.
No Indians were seen on the route.
The terminus of the road is now ut
Wilson's Creek station. nineteen miles
west of here.
There has been no cholera nj Fort
Harkcr for ten days.
Some Kaw Indians attacked Martin
Rancho, four miles South OF SAUNA, on
Monday night, and ran OFF some stock
4 Leavenworth dispatch says: Father
Des,net, who has just returned from the
Indian country, and present ut the ses-
sion of the Indian commissioners, yes
ter,lay made statements regarding the
origin of the Indian troubles anu inc
proper means for removing them. He
was urgently requested to accompany
the commissioners and has started for
st. Louis to make preparations to do So
A letter says the Navajoe Indians,
numbering several hundred, left the
Basqneredondn reservation and III an
attempt 10 prevent their leaving and to
recapturr some cattle stolen Ivy them
from an emigrant train, Lieutenant P"r
ter, of the Fifth Infantry, with seven
ry-two men, had four of his men killed
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New YORK Money Market.

NEW YORK, August li.-Gold without
decided change, opening at l40g and
closing at l40s.
Government Stocks steady with more
deing; coupons 81, 1lla; do '62, 1874; do
"a, 10; do '65, llG4: do new, lOsi;
Seven-Thirties, first series, l07f: 2d and
Sd series, l07s.
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The World. Base Rail Tournamcn,

DETROIT. August l4.-The Worlds
Base Ball Tournament is proving quite
a success. Many of the best clubs in
the country are present. The principal
attraction for Tomorrow will he a match
between the Champion Climbs of Canada
and Pennsylvania. The playing to-day
was all doneby Stsse Clubs. The atten-
dance is very large.
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RaHai0 Marker.

BUFrA:.o, August II.
Flour active; 10 00al0 p for spring,
and II OOal2 80 for white winter. Wheat
quiet; extra white Michigan, IS. Corn,
| 90 for No. ,. Oats quiet; held at 72a
70 for new Chicago. Rye new Chicago
held at 30; IL bid, to arrive.
Freights dull; corn to New York, IL: to
Albany. 10.
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Rape.

HARTFORD, Conn. August IA
young man named George c. Kelley,
residing here, was arrested for violating
a little girl, named Hinnian. aged nine
years, in the town of Collinsville.
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Cleveland Market.
CIEyrI,Nn Apcrs. IA

CLEVELAND, Angus IA.
Flour steady and firm, XX red, new,
10 50all 10. Wheat dull and heavy: No.
| red held ? l0a2 Is; receipts light.
Corn firm for No. at 95 from street.
Oats firm at G5 for new and 20 for old.
Rye duh at 2 0Sa2 10. Barley nominal.
Provisions quiet and unchanged. But
ter dull at lsa20 for prime TO choice
western.
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Toledo Market.

IOLEDo, August II.
Flour quiet. Wheat-Receipts 80 900
bushels; market lc lower on white and
better on amber; sales of white Michi-
gan at 2 y; amber do at l0a2 IL; No. l
red Wabash ut , lOa2 liz; No. spring
Ut ~; No. do at 80; No. do at G..
Corn-Receipts 1000 bushels; advanced
2 cents and closed with the advance
lest; sales at GOAL OF for No. mixed
and Us for No. l white. Oats-Re-
ceipts 1900 bushels; market firm at an
advance of 81 cents; sales at 65a67t for
No. l. Rye scarce. Lake Freights-
6a7 cents to Illinois; 66a67 cents on
wheat to oswego: 4 cents by steamer to
Buffalo.
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To be Arrested.

WASHINGTON, August H.-It is stated
that George :. Peudleton, of Cnlpepper.
will he arrested Ia answer an indict.
ment for registrating contrary Ia the
federal statute.
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New York Cattle Market.

NV YORK, August II.
BEEF CATTLE-Receipts at Hud-
son City since Monday, 1889. Prices /
to lie higher than last week.
sHEEP-Receipts for the week sl46;
market brisk and UNCHANGED.
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ImproYemcni Mcciiny.

MINNEAroIIs, August IA large
Mississippi improvement meeting was
held tonight and addressed by Govern
or Oglesbay, of Illinois. and Hon. c. f..
Flandrean, of Minneapolis. Resolutions
were unanimously adopted to cooperate
with the st. Louis organization.
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shin Rurued

BoSroN, August 4.-The ship Nellie
Fogarty, from New York for San Fran
cisco, was lnirned at sea July lst. The
crew were we'd and landed at Pernam-
huco july IL.
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Territorial Election.

DENVER CITY, August lin the ter.
ritor'al election yesterday, the Rcpub-
leans carried the city trinmphantly.
\" returns from other parts of the ter
ritory
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