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News by Atlantic Cable.
Important Foreign News.
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National Camp Nesting at
Sprinef field, Mass.
Tne Prohibitory Measure
In Maine.
q 111acnA taEt o. RS Ela E-tff
f-ftal0 raingGf& aefus aHs Fl
G. orge III Pendleton at
Portland. Maine.
G. sorge n Pend1eton a.
Portland, Maine.
A Great Demonstration.
lhiT5A1 2GTT7 3 H0
Death of Douglas Cook.
.HCt tltstFn4r1 -esra 4n
: NEW YORK.
Foreign NeWs-Speech OF w. K. FOs-
ter-DOuglas Cook Dead-Death OF
an OhiO Merchant.

NEW YORK, August %. - Tn e
steamer City of Antwerp brings mai
adyices from Queenstown to the 18th
y Preparations for the forthcoming
Parliamentary elections were In pro-
gress throughout Great Britain. The
test duestioHis the re-cstablishment
ofthe Irish Church, and the Liberals
and Tories are obliged to declare for
or against that measure before their
constituents.
w. e. Forster, Member of Parlia-
ment for Brad Iord. made a speech, in
which he condemned Disraeli and his
policy, but praised Lord Stanley's
course with regard to the Alabama
claims and naturalization questions.
Douglas Cooke, editor of the Sat-
urday ReUieto. is dead.
A telegraph cable is to be laid be-
tween Denmark aud Russia.
The semi-official Correspondence of
Berlin praises Baron Won Buest's
recent speech at the rife meeting in
Vienna, on account of its admission
that Austria is no longer a German
State, and does not consider herself
called upon to exercise a guiding in-
fuence over the destinies of Ger
many, and adds that Prussia will not
quarrel with Austria as long as she
adheres faithfully to the principles of
peace and reconciliation thus laid
down.
New York, August 23.-Arrived-
Steamships Minnesota and Aleppo,
from Liverpool August 11th, and
CITY of Antwerp 18th; also, arrived,
the United States steamship De Soto,
Commodore g. S. Boggs. from Port
au Pence, Hayti, August 10th.
When the De Soto left the Uuited
States gunboat Gettysburg, and the
English mcn-of war FaV orite aud
MuHett, and "a small Spa nish gun
boat were at anchor of Port au
Prince. All we'll on board the Get
tysburg
The political condition of affairs at
Port au Prince is reported as un-
changed, and Salnave is gaining
strength daily by desertions from
the rebels.
New York. August % Mr.. Geo.
Scott, a h 'ghly respecfabte merchant
Of SteubenvIile, Ohio. died this morn
jug whie attending Divine service at
5 Adams G ,urch. Hls body is at the
St Nicholas Hotel
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BOSTON,.
The PrOhlbitOry Law Again.

BosroN, August %. - The State
Prohibitory Committee have issued
an address to the Republicans Of
Massachusetts, urging a return 20 the
prohibitory liquor law, and closing as
follows:
Impressed with these views, we
urge you to select delegates to the ap-
proaching Republican State COnven-
ton who or this question truly repre-
sent the Republican party-men who
In its behalf will demand with no am
biguous phrase the repeal of the pres
ent LIQUOR law, and return to the
former policy of the commonwealth.
In the hands of such men every in
terest of the State aud the future of
the Republican party may be safely
trusted"
The Commonwealth states that Hon.
VIM. G.. Latin has finally yielded to
the request of his many friends, and
signifed his willingness to have his
name used as a candidate for Govern
or at the ensuing Republican COnyen-
ton.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, August y.
FLoUR-DuH and easier; spring extra
SSa9.
WHEAT-Less active, 2@3c lower; sales
of No. It 81 70al u, and No 2 at 81 G09
l 81, closing ut 81 81 FOR No. 2: no change
since noon Board.
CoRN--A ctive. AQlzc lower sales of No.
/ at 9S55Sd9S15c; n o: 2, 9Sd9S15c, and reject
ed, 96c, closing with sellers of No. ut 99c,
with sales this evening at 995zc for No. l.
OATs-Active, 1z@lclOwer: sales at 529
53c, closing at 254es5Sc. IA
l, and 81 23Gl % for No. in store, closing
steady at 81 80 Tor No l in store.
BARLEY-EairlY active, at l@l13c higher,
closing atsSI 5Saf go for No. in store
H GHWINES -Firmer; sales at zoe for
oonded and 81 80 for free, closing with SELL
els at 75c for bonded.
PROVISIONS Inactive and aImost NOM
inat; mess pork, held firm at SO so; lard,
1S9lS14 C for winter. and l7s4c for summer
rendered dry Salted shoulders firm, at l2c
for loose: sugar picked hams quiet and
rrnn, at I7gI71zc.I ~ I.--g -
CATTLE q ED entirely nominal.
FREIGHTs -tirmer and quiet, at 67497c
for corn by sail, and lie for wheat, l0c for
barley, by steamer to Buffalo.
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PORTLAND ~
George III. PendletOn-Great DEM
O8StraiiOn. -i-

) PORTLAND, Me-, August 23-There
was a grand Democratic demonstra
tratiou here last night, on the Ocea
sion of the arrival of Hon. Geo. II.
Pendleton. There was an immense
procession, with banners, torches and
transpareucies, and six bands of
music. Delegations from neighbor-
ing cities participated. The City Hall
was packed, and an immenSe crowd
filled the street IN front of the bu lid
ing. A national salute was fired.
Mr.. Pendleton spoke in the Hall,
and also addressed the multitude out
side. Messrs. Brewster and Holmes,
of Boston, and other. gentlemen, also
ADDRESSED the meeting. Great en-
thusiasm prevailed. After the meet
ing DIR. Pendletons was serenaded at.
the Falmouth Hotel. He leaves here
on Monday, and will speak in Hart
ford on Tuesday evening. He then
goes West.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. August y
a DRY GOODS Trade Is more active; the
only change to-day is Offering u good line
of Prints at one shilling per yard, at
which price they sold freely. The Granite
Vile Mills are selling E<st class article
of brown Sheetings at I6c, but the Eastern
makes are worth l7c, and two or three
brands are held at 1712c; very good Sheet
ing. like Stark A ana Lyman e, are sell
ing as low as l6gI61zc 2 In Bleached MUS
lins there is very little Change; prices gem
orally are steady at 2Sc for Manviile; l5c
for ; ewy YoFk Mills; 25c for Wamsutta and
Utica Nonpareil; 221se foT Tuscarora and
Arkwright Watter-twist; 1S1zc for Lones-
estdale; lie for Langley, and 1870 for Red
nix. Black Rock LInseys now bring
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Judge L. O. DeBruIer.

The Republicans owe is to our gal
liant standard bearer in past political
contests, to give Judge DEBRULER a
rousiug big meeting tonight at Tur-
ner Hall. He has few equals as po-
litieal debater and popular orator,
and all who attend may be assured of
an able discussion of the political
questions of the day. For nearly a
quarter Of century, Judge DEBRU-
LER has stood in the front rank of
the public men and speakers OF this
part of the State. AMI always on the
side Of truth, justice and human pro-
OreSS ..etl
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ST. LonIs Earkat.
= - ~ Ut" . ~ AJWa
BY Telegfaph. of sr. LOUIS. Aneust .,

BY Telegraph.l sr. LOUIS. August z.
ToBACco-Active and firm. 1 H5
CorToN-Nothing doing m Eas
FLoUR-Vefy dull and medium and
lower grades weak and dropping: SUPER
fine sod at s. 25g6 IS; extra s76o7 75 .
double extra SS910.
L WHKAT-Heayy at 50 2Oa2 30 for choice
ana fancy red 81 20@S2 35 for strictly prime e
to very choice white: 81 50tgl so for prinR
GoRN--DulI ana 293e lower; 9Od79Ic
OATS-Buyers stood off for lower prices:
sales at 50d53c; fancy white 54a55e.
BARLEY-SmalI sales of choice Sprin at
81 so. Il p l-s-7
PoRK-W Weak at $40 S0429 IS. a-f
BACoN-Quiet and unchanged at SKA
l31@e far shoulders;s = I7149H12c for clear
sides: l61a9l74e for plain canvassed hams;
2Oc for sugar-cured DO.
AARD-Ilhoicet tierce is held at ls11c; sales
of keg at I95zm2Oc
WHIsKYLD1ll at 81 22Lal %. H9G
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SPRINGFIELD. MASS.
National Camp Meeting.

SPRLNaFIELD, Mass, August 23.-
The National Camp Meeting of the
Second Adventists will begin in this
city tomorrow and hold one week.
An immense gathering, including per-
sons frcm nearly every State in the
Union, is anticipated. The grove
where the meeting is to be held was
dedicated to-day with religious cere-
monies, which were witnessed by a
thousand people.
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Republicans, Awake 7

The reports which we publish this
morning of meetings throughout this
city and county, and the .neighboring
counties near Evansville. show that
this part of the First District IS wide
awake for GRANT BAKER, and
VEATCH. The spirit of 1864 is mani
Testing itself, and the fires of patriot
ism are burning brightly With such
vigorous work as is now being put
forth, continued till the second Tues
day of October, it viii give US Dis
triet redeemed from Democratic mis-
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ST. LOUIS.
A WOuld.be Assassin Committed to
Prison.

ST. LOUIS, August 22.-Rodolph
Stake, who attempted to .assassinate
Justice Jecke, few days since, has
been committed to Jail on a charge of
assault with intent to kill.
The Fall meeting Of the Laelede
Racing Association viii commence
September 28th, with purses aud
stakes to the amount of $4,000 The
horses that will be present will in
clude, PIantapues, Pat Malloy, Sun
down. Alta Vela, Boushee. Ruth,
frank. Walford, Victory, Ontario,
and several other famous ones.
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ID Washington, Dakota

Territories of Washington, Dakota,
The following is 81 list Of the
gaYgers under the. new revenue law
appointed to o-day: John Sexton, 1st
district Of Missouri, at St. Louis;
John G. Nayies,s j. Matthias Coonlbs
and VIM. j. Newkirk, ID district OF
Indiana B. Brown Brashears,3a 21st
district of Pen nsylvania,. and John L.
McGonigle, 9th district Of Penusyl-
vania
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
FOR RENT.

NOH RENT BASEMENT - The base
T6rrnt rSnt OF the Cumbe ud PRESBYTERIAN q
StreetS.' ST9hrner Th}ner of Second aud Chestnut
place for fsns. s would be q very deS irabIe
Tnonjrs ~ Aiso' a good room for an o nee.
a1Tao-s3tt ~ ALVAH job NSON. ~
.svuus.rs-- ~ Real Estate Agent.
n large dwelling-house vii, t ~ = 81. ? -
81 he 3d clty 5ocality. near the business naTf
ooaydfn0-hOuse. Inquire Of 40 an elegant
.oo.,.e ALVAH Johnson
auzV osI Real Estate Agan.
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RlONRTARY & COMfiKR(IA.
10 REV Tort reRt.

/ By Telegraph NEW YORK, August 2.
CoTToN-Steady sales o 300 bales at 3Ce
/ for middling uplands. 5it-
- Eco UR-Receipts, II ,5g7 bbIs; dull, heavy.
anu 10 q S9cs lower; sales of 6,l00 barrels
81 SO 90d7 so for superfine state and West
ern: 81 S549 80 for extra Western; $40 O0@
/ Sl2 so Tor good to choice whife whsat
$40 OOaII 90 sfofE ST. Louis: sII 25af4 90 for
good choice do., closing duli ana heavy
/ California, heavy and declining; sales OF
s04 SACKS az .$l0942 CO. z
Bye ~ F5.9y 3 E 2 10 yer sales Of $50 barrels
CoRN MEAL In fair request; sales of
i,ODO barrels of State at about So IS, and 300
barrels Of Brooklyn at s..
WHIsKY-F1f1ner; safes of $50 barrels in
bond at Tic. f.r
WHEAT Receipts, 10 bushels; very dull
and nom1nakly 2G3c lowe; sales of $500
bhsfl els at So % for new. red Ipdiana; 81 45
for new wh tie Michigan. $3.50 for choice
RYE-Lower; sales of 8, 200 bush at 81 40Q
81 Al for Southern: 81 5SgI 90 or Western
81 70 for ezra choice State. nt
BARLEY " ALP--Dal and nominal
CoRN-Recei pts 300 bushels; dull; I02c
lower; sales of Isl, 900 bushels at 81 I49III9
for unsound: 81 l91z@l Y for sound mixed
Western afloat.
:. OATS Receipts ofl5,Is5. bushels; heavy
for Western In store; Soc afioat; 75g77c1of
new do. AZ. f.
sUGAR-In fair demand; saiss 500 hhds
HoPs Quiet; 1Oa3O for Am ericau. f.i
PgrRoLF1UAf -2aiebf 15t9l515c for crude;
339 e for rented bonded.
CoAL-Qufet.
LEATHER-Hemloek sole active and firm
az 2y926 for Buenos Avres heavy weights;
Z9dSO for midule and light do; % for Call-E E
1ornaaz Z ght .weig htss 2s1z429~ for middle
90: = as 1or heavy do.~E - q -fhf
: Woon--Ff ri and in grod demand; sales
I,l28,OO0 pounds at 40a55c for domestic
neece, 244321Z for unwaShed, 4I1& for shear
lngs, 54a57 for combings, z3933 for tierces,
an 2Sd4212 for California.
PORK Quiet and steady; sales $500 bar
reIS, at SO 50G2S 81 for new mess, and clos |
ing at sS 81 cash; SIS 70 for old do; S23 253
. 81 for prime; SO O0@25 so, for prime
mess: also 800 barrels OF mess for seller,
october, at S27 50.
BEEF STEADY sales 1885 barrels, at SIS co
GO 50 for new plain mess; $40 5Od24 IS for |
new extra mess; tieTce beef dun, at 81 90 |
dia mess.
BEEF HAMs-Qu uiet, at s25 OOa32 90.
CUT MEATS-Eirms les zoo packages. al /
i374 c for saouldsrs ;z10Cg l0tzc fDT. hams
= s-MIDDLEs- Firm TfId quiet = 100 boxes of
short ribbed to arrive at I6Ie
LARD -t1uiet and steady sales 500 tierces,
at lS9 1890 for steam, and l9gl94c for ket- |
tie rendered.
BgrrER@Ftrm, at sfs86e for. o Ohio; 37g4Ic
Tor state. s. u - s. 81A. N~ sst.s
CHEESE-Dull, at Hale.
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rule and misrepresentation. Let the
friends Of truth take. courage and
push on the good work, and the vic-
tory will surely come.
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rvANsvU,LE SELECT SCHOOL.

~~VSNES HOOAEk = Nd HVUGk
NJ will commence the fourth year of
49, school on VI ednesday, September
"a IN the Nuilding poIchased OF Mr.. J. p.
Elliott corner of Chestnut and Sixth
Sfreefs. A limited number OF young
1ae1ies .ro Il abroad can be accommodated
1aStIs rooms i'm the seminary.
For circulars apply 10 uorrcry
aul2 MISE -, ~. hOONt4A. :
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New orleans Market.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Aug. z.
CoTToN :, Quiet and steady; mIddIings.
~ 430c; sales, Is bales; receipts, liz bales !;
,ex ports, $50 bales II ~ =
{ STeRLING--57d59 81 s., Fl
N. I. SIGHT lDRAFTs-% per cent. pre-
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Steady and un-
changed. rl. II
Fl FLOUR Steady; superdne, So.
CoRN-S1lI 0215 -.
OATS-STeady at 62ISc,
BRAN-U nchanged,
PORK S3l so.
BAcoN-Qulet; shoulders I4c, and clear
o. IL1ARD-Firm; in fierce 1870, and in keg
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CHICAGO, August 22.-The Chlca-
60 & Northwestern Railroad bridge
at Sterling, ILL.,, three hundred feet In
length. was destroyed by fire last
night. twill be replaced at once.
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ANOTHER UNION RALLY!
81 zaa ,TsUJlIJ @
JUDGE L. q. DeBRULER,
OfRockport, will address the people
TO-NIGHT,


The Ladies are invited to attend.
Special arrangements will be made.
for their accommodation.
The CRESCENT CRY BAND will be
in attendance, as usual. 1.r
Soldiers aud Citizens,l turn out in
force to hear this able and eloquent
orator. 60
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United States Warshal's Sale.
mo. 1,402.I

Wy VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
- Sale rendered b, the district CouTI "a
diana. sitting as a Court of Admiralty, In
the case OF George Armstrong. "iiilafn
-iIpin. William H Ivin. and others
1iball,i,ts vs. 'fbe steam boat J. r Hoyl+,
her engines, tackle, sp. ar5l: and 1n turni,
ture will, on 7 uesday' sae isC gay oI OF
ossppocir : NJ. and 1 O'Clock P. n. OF said day.
at the court house door, ma Main n, Street, in
t,l,t, IN md State of Indiana, sell at public
o1Icfio'n to the highest bidder the said
steam boat J. r. Hoyle, her engines, tackle,
apparel, and furniture,
BEN. SPOO Err.
United States Marshal.
By - sTUEL DAY, Deputy.
CHAs. E. MARsez, Proctor for Libeliants.
au2l dl0t
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EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, August 23.-Dispatches
from Constantinople report that Ad-
miral Farragut still remained in that
city. Last week he had an interview
with Ignatife the Russian Embassa-
dor to the Sublime Porte, aud subse-
quently the Admiral, in company with
General 1gnatife visited the Turkish
Ministers Fued Pashi and Aali Pashi.
LONDON, August 12-The dispatch
announcing the attempted assassina-
tion Of Queen Victoria in Switzer-
land, was received through the. regu-
lar news channel. but the foreign
Office here has received NO advice of
the affair.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Aug. q.
ToBAcCo-Sales of 63 hhgs. Iugs TO com.
mon leaf at 81 259l4 co. -.
FLoUR-snperiine So 1897 90 fancy sll 40.
: WHEAF-S2 05d2 10. =
CoRN-At S5a90c
OATS--At 45Cu3Oc. III
RYE--At 81 25aIf 30. ..t
MESS PORK-At S29 co. te
LARD At IS5zc. aa4.-
.BAcoNTShpulders, l3s<9I4c; clear rib
sides I654c, and clear sides l7%c. =.
BULK Nd MEATs- Shoulders 124c, and clear
sides fl61zc. -
WHISKY Raw free, 81 259I 30.
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Menlnhls Market.
By Telegraph

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. August q.
CorToN Nominal; receipts bales; ex-
ports 1 bale.
FLoUR-Dull; superfine SIS 5097 90.
WHEAT-S2 0092 O5.
CORN-95c. % ftf
OATS-bOc.
HAY--S23 90.
BRAN --$22 co.
CoRNMEAI-S4 so. ezs s. r
PoKK-ss0 50asT 20. 4Sf IL tys
LARD-I95@2lc.
BACON-W Weaker; shoulders 1870; clear
sides 173[c.
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ket is quiet and firm some reading bank
erS are asking 1897. but the market cannot
be quoted over 100 for prime sterling, and
109L5 for bond sterling.
GoLD--Firmer at the CLOSE owing 20
loans of specie by the ban as, and advanced
to i4415. 1
LoANs-Nrafe at 325$e; per cent for car
Ey ag a I'd fat Tor borrowing
2 aGoYERNsIEN rs-Du s and heRvy at the
close; round los could not be sol at
quotations The bonds are beginning TO
return nom Europe, as is usual in the lat
ter part of the year, and really "A miili IN
OF lS62s have been ordered back, which
have been sold here at Il3dll54; seller so;
very little inv stnent demand. and
the orders are from the interior, which
are cnleffy TO self coupons of 1881,
1890 all354 do 62, Il35z dIl354 DO. '64, lOS5sa
l0y; do. IS, lll1s0lllas; do new, l075sa l075s;
do, 81, I0714@l075s; do. '6S, l071a9l07sz;
To- 4OS IOSSSd 1881 Ord p e.
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FOUN~.

NODND-COW-A "A bout seven vgeehs ago
s& a COW, about six years old, b tx ualk II
Ieu, and white stripes on the upper parts
I " ner nlnd legs; no marks on her ears;
she has given birth tn a calf, which fs now
q SON, or BENEDI(Tf SOSTET - ~
au24 dit, wilt
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FOR SALE.
Residanca and Farm Far Sala

PKNa II ssxsSEnENCE of the late ID,
- ThOmaS Runcle VIII ne SOfd AZ -FsTFwsftt~
sale. Said farm contains 100 acres, vita.
IL is about one mile from
IngIe's Station. on the L. q @ r.. r., and
ticulars apply at DR.. l.. Il. Runcie's office
No. ~ First street, Evansville Jy3tt.
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- Gu.RERr q CO..

- Z. GILBERT - CO..
S NO 81 NORTH FIRST STREE "a
VTifi I,a pleased TO see all their old custO ss-
ers- and as many new ones as will favor
them with & call A full assortment OF
Groceries. etc, always on nano, and for
@TARents for Stafford Mills (Alabama)
Cotton Yarns, at manufacturers prices,
ne tCiU 0fUe special inducements 70 al thoss
b1sysss0 for CASH [oc9
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for snelled; ftSFo1fd not bring more than
ear.
OATS-Less firm: No. 55c.
RYE-Du1I at 81 2Sl91 81. 81 -
CoTTON-NOminaiGy 2915c.
ToBACCO-UnchaRgeda and firm
WHIsKY-Held at 65c without any de-
mand-
PR0VIsIoNs-Quieta and uncha nged. Mess
Pork-heid at SIS 70. Lard-lS54c,- but no
demand of consequence for either pork or
lard. Baik Meats-flrm but quiet at 1914
GI4I$c for shoulders and sides, Bacon-a
good order demand; shoulders at 1850
l35zc, and for clear sides l714c. Sug G red
HamS-201zG2 nc. But er duh for ALI but
choice, which brings 35a36c. Cheese-ad-
vanced 1<(dlc+ Western Reserve I515aI6c;
factory 161Z@I7c. Eggs firm al l5al6c. Ap-
ples-Very scarce and wanted at S5d7 per
barre ,Peaehes-Plenty at 81 50g4 90 per
bushel.
LINSEED OILs-Firm but quiet al 81 IA.
PETRoLEUM-Steady;r refined 33a35c.
SEEDS-CIover dull; small sales at l4c;
timothy in demand at 8 9093; flax s. 25G
50.
GoLD-l44 buying. 81 a
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RUssTA.

ST. PETERSBURG, August 22-The
Government is in receipt Of later dis
patches from Bokoharia
The Emperor had signified his
willingness to accept the terms OF
peace offered by Caesar, with the ex-
ception, however, of the duty build
ing Notifications.
FRANCE.
PARIS, August % The Patrie, ia
an editorial on American affairs, ad-
vises that the dispute between the
United States aud Great, Britain. con
corning the Alabama claims, be re-
ferfed to the arbitrati On of one Of the
great powers, as the only method of
arriving at a definite and final settle
meBt.
PARIS, August 22-The proprietors
of the Ldnterne, the editors of which
were recently sentenced to pay a fine
of 10000 francs for violation OF the
press law, yesterday attempted to re-
sumo the publication of that paper.
The police, however, were notified,
and the entire edition seized and con-
fscated before it left the Office of the
nrinter
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WANTED
"YANTED-oUARRYMF

WEYANTED-Q QUARRYMEN ANn
w SCABBLER5-I50 quarrynen an
scabblers wanted at the Grafton STU
Quarries, Grafton, Illinois. STEADY srae
ployment and good wages. Large ana
commou1ouS boarding. houses, beionginS
70 the company, are situated near the
qnarries. Address SILAS FARRINGT0N
Grafton, illinois, or L. w. II. WRIo HT'
ola 90 commercial llIl Alley, st. Louis, Mo.
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New York Gold and stock Market

By Teiegraph.f NEW YORK. August o.
e. ~ ~ Sah - = ne WEEK ctoses upon very
call loans, and per cent. for prime dis
The general tradeof the city:s improv-
ing. and the Fall business Will soOn'O open
in earnest, which will increase the iegfti-
mate demand for money in the immediate
future, which in C lnnectiOn with the con-
t1nued shipments Of currency to the West,
must soon have "a hardeni ng tendency ON
very unfaVOrable, and shows heavy loss
in deposits and legal tenders, he result
of an Increase in the demand for money
from the interior to move the crops The
loss in pecIe is owing chiefly to the de-
maud for customs; and the decIea-e in
loans show gradual contract on on the
part OF BANKS. This contraction in loans
and decrease in deposits and legal tenders
is likely o conttnus until October, when
the quarterly bank statement is made up.
Tine slateTn ent at pres mt stands TINS. -
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2 His stock Of BOYS CLOTHING
'0'7l, tAis Fall, be much larger than
usual; embracing all tie nelo and
desirable styles introduced for Faa
and Winter aoear.
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European Market.
BY Cabie.I PARIS, August q.
The Bourse closed frmer; Rentes 70fr.
see. 30 y
+@ lHE FRANKFORT, August q.
u 8. BoNDs-5-2os closed a shade firmer
and higher at 759S.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP" for
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not
chap the skin. Price D cents per cake.
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CincInnaIi Markell.

By Telegraph. CINCINNATI. August q.
FLoUR-DulI and I0d15c lower: family
50 dI0 ., the latter being an extreme
rate.
WHEAT-Dull and in but limited de- I
maud at 81 for Mol re6i~
GoRN-DuIlat 92C993c for ear: no demand