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THE PRUSSIAN KING.
A Monarch OF Men-A Magnificent
INu lHf Front.

From the London Times.l
There was CLEAN of helmeted heads
and plumes and of orders and uniforms
around the queen as the train passed on,
and some said, There is the king,
and others said, 1t is the crown
prince" but the glimpse was transient,
and the clouds of dust which followed in
the track on this most dusty of railroads
put all in eclipse. In another hour or
so we were in Berlin, and emerged into
streets filled with men in plain clothes
proceeding in some sort of military or
der, with small escorts of soldiery, to the
railway station. Many of these wore
decorations-medals, and crosses-which
spoke of service in Schleswig- Holstein
and in Bohemia. They were sober, or
derly men, quiet, unexcited, and perhaps
all the more anxious to fight hard to
end the campaign, because they had
been called away so suddenly from hearth
and home-men mostly of twenty-five
and upwards, several in each band be.
longing apparently to the well-to-do
bourgeoise, or better class Of artisans.
Large cavalcades of horses in better
spirits were led off in fours in the same
direction. Detachments of troops were
passing all day down the Lime-tree walk,
and at two O clock the king drove through
the streets to the station in Russian
drosky, and was received with uncovered
heads and sort of suppressed cheer
as he passed. He looked every inch a
king" plumed and helmeted in strictly
soldier tunic--a real andr aadron of the
days when kings led subjects to battle.
What fine old head and front it is
The stamp of imperator is there already,
and it would not surprise one very much
to learn that in an hour of stress that
old man, with his piercing blue eye and
open brow, and fine lip, curved under
his massive white mustache, would cut
the gordian knot of constitution with
swift, sure sword. Certainly he is not
the sort of man one would like to worry
coram popGi0 in watering place. And
then he has faith; "he believes and
he is sure that He in whom he believes
has placed his cause beyond the reach OF
human harm.
1t is observed nevertheless, that the
king is not in his usual joyous spirits.
He speaks with devout confidence, and
trusts in the justice of his quarrel; but
His Majesty is grave. The Crown Prince,
too, seems, it is said, to feel the influence
of the tremendous events which are i'm
pending, and surely if the designs of
Prussia were warlike the royal family
cannot have regarded them with favor or
have participated in the desire for con
fict which causes them so much anxiety,
although they do not express any appre-
tensions as to the ultimate result.
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Twelve Hundred Thousand Men
H.N Necessary 10 Take Paris.

A mail date of July 30 says: IN, lie
Baron dc Chaband Latour, who, in 1862
resigned the Presidency of the Commit
tee of Fortifcations in consequence Of
having passed the limit Of age, is recall
ed to his post, and the defenses of Paris
are to be Immediately placed in state.
of efficiency. The fortified line of the
city is fortysix leagues in cireumfer-
ence; the forts which defend it are di-
vided in such manner as to prevent
any approach to it. Twelve hundred
thousand men would be required to
invest the place, and, as Paris always
has provisions for two months, beside
stores in reserve, if the Prussians sue
ceed in invading the precincts of Paris
they would have to employ four armies
of three hundred thousand men each,
and wait sixty days without disturbing
the regularity Of Partisan meals. The
fortified inclosure is to be completed by
replacing the forty or fifty open spaces
left for free circulation in time of peace
by portcullises, which are already in the
warehouse.
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Thoughts of Great Men-HOw First
Collected.
N D,,o a. 4 -sa "a


Collected.
From the london funcn.I ~
What comfort to thousands have
these precious words OF Jean Paul
been; Happiness sits on your front
doorsteps. You need not even go round
the corner to look for it. It capstand
rude blast and a rough iaiij ana II Is
warranted tokeepin the hottest climates.
Treasure it, preserve 1T, pickle 1t, but
call no man happy who goes to rest with
single bill unpaid.
How sublime IS the thougnt OF uoethe 5:
The Ocean OF Existence mas never yet
been ehydrographed, and lts deepest
secrets are past oreugihg ior' we ea.hei
a few -tender-tinted shells, a few TUFTS OF
bright weed, sup of costly moluses; and
but the Sea and We are stlil strangers;
we ana the sea make no progress, ant
Life sinks behind the horizon before the
Budsof Acquaintance has, egrst into the
Bloom OF friendship walk Dy the mar
gin and listen to the waters moaning
their strange secrets to- sympathizing
stars, and take another cigar before you
turnin.3& q "a - ~ "a = - =
Milton well knew that the experience
of all middle-aged men would amply cor
roborate this chain OF corollerles:
Never exceed your income: r,,---,.
"lNever exceed the bounds of decorum.
Always brush your hat when you take
1t off
Be careful how you interfere with an
other man hre.l. Ho h'o la'neih
"Do not sit in damp clothes. r,
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An English Earl lately lost hundred
thousand pounds at billiards.
The wife of President Juarez is hope
lessly i'll with cancer in the stomach.
Erie, Pennsylvania, has an old inhabi-
tant who fought under Butcher at Water
loo.
General John A. Dix is about to re-
move to his farm of three thousand acres
in Shelby county, Iowa,
The American Bible Society Is putting
Bibles in all passenger trains of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad.
When Fremont (0hio) editor speaks
of 1.-THE most delicious, delectable, lus-
cious, nutritious of all harmless food,
he means watsrmelons.
Miss Leila Curtis, Mrs Mary Richard
son, and Mrs. Ella Gibbons are practical
wood engravers in San Francisco, and
are well patronized.
The cultivation Of bananasi is gradually
spreading in this eoRntry, and q SaYan-
nah man has ? fine grove 9f seventy
trees in that city. l'l'4
Col. Bouinot, Of the Indian Nation, is
training splendid elk 10 exhibit al the
Kansas STATE fair IN matches of speed
against the fastest horses, e.
Some of the fine old elms in New
Haven are dying, il is supposed, on ac-
count of the new wooden pavement pre-
venting any moisture from reaching their
roots.
1t is said that new hotel at Hampton
Beach. n. H., is TO bear the title of the
Qnoauinnapssak kasosaRagn9o Hotel The
proprietor wanted name that was easy
to remember.
Edward A. Pollard, the historian Of
the Southern Confederacy, has just pub
hshed a card in the Baltimore papers.
which he promises is his farewell shot at
JEFF. Davis. and in which he refers 70 the
fallen leader as the assassin Of q coun-
try" "ths greatest murderer of his
time" an vile and damned spirit, etc.
The Rev. Father Shanahan died in
New York on Monday. The deceased
was known throughout the United States,
and at the time Of his death was the
third oldest priestin the Union, Father
McElroy, of Boston, being the oldest,
and Father Keenan,, of Lancaster, Penn,
the next. He was born in Ireland in
1892, and during the past SIX years he
has been blind.
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The Parfsians and Their German
! Beer.


A Paris letter says: A terrible piece
of news for thirsty Paris is just an,
nounced. The numerous oefSs supplied
with book beer, by the great house Of
Dreher & Co., Of Vienna, exhibit IN their
windGys placafd stating that in conse.
auence Of the waF no beer is 70 be had
by the usual railways, the Aock Is out,
and that their numerous customers must
be GOOD enough to wait for the comple-
ton Of sFTangem epts set on foot for
ing German beer 70 Paris by way OF
Sr;,5orl opo n nd Italy. II is only ia the
best houses that tins ,momentary scarcity
Will be felt. BY far the greer papt M ol
the sof disasit books consumed in a .,''s
are manufactured in this city or the en-
virons. There Is an eH0rmols brewery
Of Vienna beer at Paptin, the suburb
made famous By the Tropmann murders.
4 believe the interests of this brewery
have rather suffered by ihs noioFlety OF
"But for Tropmann is products would
have passed off as true books more
easily than they do now. But, although
the Paris brewers cannot produce beer so
good as those Of Mgpich and Vienna, or
even as the books Of stFasbnrg, their
efforts to rival the genuine article have
very much improved the average of the
beer brewed in Paris. Some years ago
Paris beer was vile, hatulent, sap0na-
ceous deception. Now very palatable
refreshing, and not unvhclesome prepa-
ration Of maitland possibly OF hops
though / believe other bit.ers are more
commonly used. is a very general drink.
The French cannot understand beer as a
concomitant to a repast- With their
meals they must have wine But in the
evening. among the better classes, far
more beer is now drank in Paris than in
London
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-17
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Takes Effect June l2th, 1870.

The train leaving Memphis at lis pm. runs
daily. The ain. train does not run on Sun
day. Both trains run through to Louisville
without changes. Elegant sleeping cars run
through on the ! rs pm. train from Memphis
through ears to Philadelphia, Cleveland, Buff
falo and New York, without change. Only
one change from louisville to Baltimore,
Washington City ard Boston. Berths and
staterooms, in through cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket Office, 23715 Main street.
J.F. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAS. SPEED. Ticket Agent. " 9-62-t
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. a


We are authorized 10 announce COL. J. NJ.
CREWS az q candidate for the Legislature
IoUer Housel; subject to the Dem9craiie
Convention. 1871
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-17

We are authorised 70 Announce JUDGE W.
u RoND- OF Haywood county, - candidate
=. = o. -r.ss from the Eighth Congressional
ns.,ricfs subject TO the Democratic Cenven-
fion Of the District.
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HOTEL.
Peabody Hotel

UNHIs FAMOUS ESTABLISHMENT. RE-
Gently built and perfectly btted mp with
every adjunct Of comfort and luxurious ease.
has been transferred BY Colonel Davis Cock
rell to the undersigned, who assures the tray-
cling public that he will do all in his power 10
make his guests comfortable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-17

"a. McCLOY l. a candidate for floater
ION. subject 10 the will Of the convention.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PR0vI-
/ sions Of the following section of the charter
Of the
Masonic Temple of Memphis, :

SEcrroS 8. Be Il further enacted, That when
the sum of seventy Five Thousand Dollars
shall have been subscribed, the said persons
one of them. may call the Stockholders to-
gether, after having given ten days notice N
q daily paper published in Memphis. and hold
an election for President and hye directors
10 manage the affairs of said Association.
The sum subscribed being already largely in
excess Of the amount required for organiza-
ton, the undersigned Incorporators hereby
give notice that an election for preslqqent qe
southeast corner Of Madison and Second sts.,
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the hitherto accepted rules Of good
~ MADAME BARBor

appeared at Drury Lane as Valentine
in Myerbeer's /" Huguenots, and her
debut was failure, though she held a
prominent position in Paris and st.
Petersburg 1t was impossible to judge
of her powers fairly, for portion Of the
time she was almost inaudible.
.Atfiifi A. G.. II.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-17
RAILROADS.
Little Rock and Hot Springs
MEMPHIS g. LITTLE ROCK R. R.
og ia - .s.s.ss...::...l..s
Carrying the u. s. Mail.
Through in Daylight to Little Rock.
Trains leave HopeGeld Daily at $50
am. = Passengers Arrive Mt
Little Rock I'm IA Hours.

C,LOsE CONNECTIONS ARE MADE AT
" Deyall's Bluff with steamers for Augusta,
Des Arc. Jacksonport, Batesville and all
points on White river; and at Little Rock
with stages for the Hot Springs, Camden,
western Arkans sas md Texas and with steam
ers for Pine Bluff, Dardanelle, Van Buren,,
Fort Smith and all points on Arkansas river;
and at Fort Smith with stages for sherman,
Texas; and at Huntersville with Little Rock
aud Fort Smith railroad.
Ferryboat leaves foot Of Union street daily,
at 5 IN. OF hrt t"
Baggage checked on ferryboat through to
Little Rock. ~ aihi ifu o." "
Tickets for sale at Company's Office. No. 37
South Court street, Memphis, and at Hopefeld
Depot. B. ID: WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
B. P. RoBsoS, Asst Sup't. l0-l4O-t
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vnI9b SS'$$;: S'$: ss$$EESSASsSroA s$ESSsr j
AAtNf ~ J0IN Ct y3INS,
Join 0VERroN, JR.,
A. j. WHEElEks llil
p. NJ. STANLEY.
II. ii. HlGBEE.
b. X. PtLLEN.
snf fT G CHARLES K0RTRECHT. &
NAPOLEON HILL,
GEORGE MELLERSH,
rM. l. HAPPEk.
T. A. NELSON, ..'
r, w. MITCHELL,
ID. G.. TRADER.
A. y. FRANKLAND,
M gic6kH HlisFEAD.
VA. .EnM6SDs,
3. N. I0RE,
Julius NATHAN
r. c. WILLIAMSON,
W. b. RICHARDET,
lss-If7 J. + sELLEkS.-
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NOW Is YOUR TINE TO MAKE YOUR
IN purchases My stock is very large and
must be closed out to make room for my fall
stock. I
Steinway & Sons Pianos. $500 to $500
Ernest Callers Pianos.,,......,,,..., 42a TO 900
VIM. p. Emerson's Pianos............. $50 to $50
Also, good SECOND HAND PIANOS, some
of them almost as good as new. Prices from
500 10 S400 each. Mason a Hamlin's Organs,
from 500 to $500 each Also, the celebrated
Burdett Organs. Genuine Italian and Roman
Violin Strings. Country merchants and deal
ers will please give me a call. ta.
+. A. BENSON,
l1-2l Music House, 81 Main ST.. Memphis.
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MEDICAL,
d r. r u S S e LIS
sEPTENIAL
M edica al Institute,
AZ North Court St., Memphis.

THIS INSTITUTION. INCORPORATED
i by the State of Tennessee, is legaliEed
Association of Scientific Physicians and Sur
geons, devoted 10 the treatment of patients,
and instruction in theory and practice Of the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-17
CHEMuCAL SYSTEM on MEDICINE.

1t is divided into the following departments:
FEMALE DKPARTMKNT.-In this department
every complaint known to wsman is treated
with unvarying success.
CANCER DRPAgTNENr.-Cancers and tumors
are here cured in ninety-eight cases out Of
every hundred.
DEPARTMENT FOR HEARr DIsEAsE.-In this
department this formidable disease is treated
with the most gratifying results.
DEPARTMENT FOR SKIN DISEASES. Every
form of skin diseases permanently cured here
CONSUMPTION AND CATARRH DEPARTMENT.
The professors in this department have made
many important discoveries in the treatment
of lung, throat and nose diseases.
EYE AND EAR DEPARTMENT.-Ihe eve and
ear most tenderly and triumphantly treated.
CONFIDENTIAL DEPARrNENT.-DevOted TO the
exclusive treatment Of class Of maladies
nameless here. by an able professorship.
SURGICAL DEPARTNEST.-We daily perform
the most important operations known TO sur
gerry.
an affairs Of private character held sa-
credly confidential.
rs- Office hours from o clock in the morn
ing till 6 o'clock in the evening. Open every
Sunday forenoon. from am. TO u m.
j. b. RUSSELL. NJ. D..
J. G. WArsOx, Secretary.
l.. q. WARRkN. Treasurer. l07-ll-1
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MRS. CHARLES DICKENS.

has been seriously ill since the death of
her husband We hear that she has been
attacked with commissions, which has oc-
casioned her friends great alarm. Her
sister, Miss Hogarth and Miss Dickens,
her daughter, have called upon her and
been received. During her husband $
lifetime all intercourse between her and
her sister, and, if we mistake not, her
daughter, had ceased The sons sided
with the mother, while the daughters
continued to reside with the father. Her
son Charles dutifully took up his resi-
dence with his mother. Much sympathy
is felt for her. InaE TguH
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Total
The greatest amount insured i'm any one

STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! &c
COUNTY OF MILWAUKEE.
John ii. Van Dyke, President, Q
Life Insurance Company, of Milwai
and say that the foregoing is full,
pany; that the said Insurance Com
sand Dollars of actual cash assets, i
bonds and mortgages of real estate.
for which the same is mortgaged; a
surance Company.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, / ss
COUNTY or MILWAUKEE, 90


of
appended
nand of
oahs
H.
ofJuy, 1870 JAMES HICKCoX Clerk
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.


of
Of
provided such Wherefore
Memphis, ,Tennessee
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THE WOMEN ABROAD.
Extracts from the Last London Let.
ters OF the Late Anna Cora MOwat
Rftchie.3 llvalln Ut r- Le

From the San Francisco Chroniclc.l
THE BAPTISM OF ANOTHER ROYAL GRAND
t DAUGHTER t.0.0I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Money and stock nIsSke

NC" AvEAA snnVHNy nRass SeNSsN AasA"s 80 -
NEW YoRK. August a-Noon. -St0ets quiet.
Gold, 1sl,. Money, sGi per cent. Sterling FIX
change--Long, 1901; short, 1los s2o's, 's2, 1loa.
Tennessee e's-Ex-coupons, 90; new, cog. Viz
ginia a's-Ex-coupons 80; new, 80. Louisiana
e's, ssa new, es. Levee as, es; 49, So. Alabama
SIS, 30 5's, 74l. Georgia s's, So; U.s. OIL. North
Carolina s's, Az; new, %. South Carolina a's.
IS new, II.
Brening.-Money easy ut a6l5 per cent. stcr-
Hing dull. Gold market active and strong. The
price opened ut l22 but fell to 1919 on the sale of
81, 900, 900 by a broker for German firm After
wards the market rallied to 12li0l2?. Was steady
during the afternoon, and closed dull and stc2dy
at 12is@lall. Governments opened flrmcr and
higher. During the afternoon they were tlrmer.
but the business in them was generally light.
They closed very steady at an advance of q 6's,
's, coupons, ll3t 1925, 1loi: '64s, loe; 'e5's,
1lcs new, 1929 1918, 1909 'ess, 1o9A lo4os, 1o7l
Southern Securities opened dull and heavy; were
dull In The afternoon and closed dull and un-
changed Tennessee 6's, sc3; new, sol. Virginia
c's. SO new, 5ph. Louisiana d's, cSA; new, o5.
Lcvce SIS, 65 s's, so. Alabama ss, p8; SIS, 10.
Georgia 6's, 30 7's. 90. North Carolina 6's 4s;
new, %. South Carolina 6's, 81 =; now, 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-05

TnE LYMAN Reading, August
3.-'lhc experiments with the Lyman OF
multiclargc cannon case, ut the Scott toull-
dry. which have been i'll progress here some
time, have been concluded. The gun has
four powder pockets along the bottom OF
the bore, intended TO give the ball increased
velocity. II is claimed it will carry projec-
tiles ten miles. The test was made with !,
hundrcd-pound ball, i'll presence of The cx-
amining board, Commodore Hitchcock and
Commander Temple, United States navy,
and Captain Prince, United States army
assisted by J. j. O'Reilly, electrician 1T
Franktord arsenal, Philadelphia, who had
charge Of the Vignotti clectro-balllstlc pen
dululn, used to test short intervals OF time
and the momentum Of projcctilcs. Mcssrs,
A. G. Sinners, constructor Of the gun, and
}. II. Haskell, of New York, participated in
the experiments, which were considered
satisfactory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-05
n35- THE LIFE-sUsTAINlNG PRIN-

hIYs THE LIFE-SUSTAINlNG PklN-'
CIpLE.-Tha vital and the muscular systems arc
entirely distinct from each other. "A man may
have the Drawn of Hercules, but IT he Is dell
cient In vital energy he will not wear rs wen, or
last as long, or be healthy and happy while DC
does last as the man of ordinary. or even slender,
build who possesses a larger share OF this anima-
ting principle. One Of the greatest recommen6s-
tons OF that pure vegetable, inyigorant. hQ DO
LETTERS STOMACH BlTTERS, Us that IL in-
creases the vital force OF the system. NO medlcnc
can double the volume OF mans muscle OF
thicken and yulcaniZe his thews and slnewS Dut
Hostetter's Bitters has an effect much more tai-
portant. Its use promotes CONSTITUTIONAL YIgoass
II re-infOrccs the li!c-power. OF which bone ano
sinew and muscle are merely the lnstruihenLo.
holding the same relation to IL that macnihely
doe, to steam. Let the slight and apparently
fragile take heart; they may have more stamiaa.
though far less physical strength than the oros9,
shouIdered athletes they regard with envy. ~
restore, 10 sustain, TO increase, TINS stsminaaI
principle, which, when IN full supply, IL tHe
source OF health aud the best guarantee OF lon
gerty is special property OF the famous restoss-
tive II Is not only specific for DYSPEPSIA olDoas
ness intermittent fevers, constipation. &C. ana
preventive OF sll diseases OF mslartous charSc-
ter but the best OF all medicines for STRENGTHENING
| the constitution and awakening the powers OF "a
ture from whatever cause they may nave pecoMc
lcthargic. aa l-ueousNIv-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-05

Not CORRECT. - The Centrcville (Md.)
Observer says:
Mr.. en]alnin B. Perkins, of Chester,
town, writes us that we were mlslnlOrmcd
in regard to the "Divine Visitation :"
which we published last week, and asks us
to correct the statement. We do so cheer
fully, with this single remark, that we were
not alone in our error. The account OF the
singular coincidence was given us by
Christian gentleman Of our county, who
GAYS he witnessed the whole thng-heard
the request for the prayers of the congrega-
ton, heard the exhortati0n Of Mr.. Perkins,
and heard him talking afterwards. 1t is a
little singular that such mistake should
have been made,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-05
Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, August a. -Noon,-Flour shade
hrmcr. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn shade
le,Ml7c. for steam. Cotton weak: uplands. l3tc. !:
Orleans, .Otc. sales, 400 bales: Spirits Turpen-
tine dull at 30. Rosin dull at $l7o for strained
Naturalization heavy: salcs, 300 bales mid
ding upIands, loic. Flour-State and western
firmer and fairly active; supcrfne, $5.7o@se IS !;
S6.5o6f$7 so; good to choice do, S7.e6@$lo.
Wheat--Winter, lG2c. better; spring dull am
81. 5sG6kI. So Corn without decided change. Beef
steady; plain mess, $l2Q$lG; new extra do, &leGl
$40. PORK duh mess, S3egs9Ol2: Lard nea.y
kettle i3G Mhisksy IN rate reqGG roc az
rcs quiet and firm. Turpentine, 59c Rosin un-
oh ,ngcd. Tallow quiet at l0Il0ct. Freights dull.
Flour per steam, IS. Cd.
BALTIMORE, August 4.--Beeycs closed mode
ra,cy active at &C. decline on last weeks pr :es,
ranging from 4ic. TO 4sc:; receipts, .eal head
sales l,3l6 head, Sheep &c. lower. with good
supply at dR.jc. rs 10 quality; good sheep scarce
receipts OF sheep and lambs, SSss , mSEs un
to quality receipts, 4.78l lead.
BALTIMoRE, August 4.--Flour firm and active
Wheat firm for high grades: White Corn, xi 81. q
$l..0; yellow, Tl.osOSl.l5. FOLK, Sal9Ssl.ao
Whiskey and Lard unchanged.
AUGUSTA, August 4.--Cotton in fair demand al
easier prices: middlipgs, l7c.; sales. $50 baies
receipts, 81 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, August Cotton dull ant
unchanged mittlings, ItH9l7fc.. safes, soo Da.es
recepts 1873 bales exports cuastwlSe, 40 uales
Gold, lei. New York Sight, premium.
CHARLESTON, August a.-Cotton quie; at lsc.
sales SO bales receipts, 1s9 bales; exports coast
wise, $50 bales stock, ., l0s bales.
SAVANNAH, August 4.-Cotton In good demand
low mddiings, l7c.; sales, 30 bales receipts, se
bales stock, ,os7 bales.
MOBILE, August I.-Cotton quiet ut lT@isc:
sales, loo bales receipts, % bales stock, 1875
bales.
ECINcINNATI, August Flour unchanged
Corn Quiet In the ear s56Issc. shefled, s7eJSsc
20, Quiet at $50. Bacon actlve shoulders, lac.
clear sides, 1G@lslc. sugar-cured hams scare
aud unchanged. .s