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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
A PROMINENT LAWYER DROWNED.

The body found in the Eust River. oil Pier
No. Friday aud taken TO the Morgne, has been RI.
Gos.A,d that Of WILDER +. Ramsay, age &C. lawyer
and Resident Of s'hohaie County. New-Y0k The de-
ccased Of Joseph IT, NaInsay. President Of the
Albany aud sus'iuc r,ntn Ea!road. lie was a leading
member o the bar In tho interior VI the State. About
week ago. OuIpanlod by his sister, lie came This
Ell! to Transact D,sinc,s, AID Stopped at the F Avenue
Soir On having the hotel the day Of his disappear.
a lao srd s ni,ItiJn nf calling on fr.cHtIs
l.f0o"i,h Whether h. inrioUk his way nid walked or
~" pcI, or whrih"r ~ fell Overheard from ferry
h""' l. hnb hOwi bs that hp death was acridcnt; ~
'ti'rf"d certain, "a there no marks "f violence
u" Nod, ana H. watrh AMI we're fuid ia his
o., f.. I, -, sa, ''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
NEWSPAPERS JUpGLD BY ~ MINISTER.

Tho Rev. j. NJ. Pullman pr':hl;"d in the
. Church Of Savior. Thirty liii-s last evening. upon
"Evil Literature" Writing. lie sad, has come /" he the
inghticst >rlImcnt eart!. hr ,Gicf of mn
provin., the human fr.t In lmr,rtance is Tie
daily press W. should hav. c.riy fvr h. daily prcss
because is aStoulshcd nj IL ,"wrr and many vi
e. conduct tho position of man WHO y
denly acquired wealth thai bo id rot ,yi", an.
not know hUT to .Lc Vf ~ I
evils ~ the daily press Is Publishing Vi" drfa a.
and crime, the effect If which T. I" taInl i' ~" i'di.
ihd with vicious scenes AND characters. RAJ Ne
thing. judged by It's effects upon tie na:cIs. is So
abs.De Of any fixed cOnvc' ios y the article D: To-
turns sumIncrsanlt few ,nont5s mud ac's simply
her :, o,,l indie itiug wiIrT nf
pubic Sentiment how tc IrIing or At irs, d'u.or.hz
H., effect upon tho inInd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
fIiEbING .tFl'KAI.

Frank Nc .rulrc OF No. vJ2 W HSt 1EIntlrtii-
st. H. Il Gnarr, with FrGlk Sexton OF NJ" W. Wet Mac
t., t.I. cary yesterday, IA Fintt'c!ii =. between
-, th and scyt nt-ayGs stab ed in tho f,,c,
,rg a c.tly wonml. which eytCrdcG from ne i."r To-
INC Bach VI tb nccA. ScA:u, il tUrn.
ru IN TIE hand Bclk II, /, u, ,l Removed -
, Bellevue Hospital
Edward Mannin: quar- led with fh!'r sI'tan a,..It
III, ~, ni, Of liquor III webb < tori"b I"r store,
No. G63 Eishthnvc.. and sab4 HUI TIE yht oyr,
rtu,i.tsa stScr, wound Tnr a.''ani cc.nintc |
yesterday by Juii.r Jax,' Df the TfIvittn--i. CoI
PuritIi aId John ODjnn, j ~ M. Is T., ,lru-
Thou,ns Eaton of No Caroline st.. Ja,.a Nir1lho Of
No. 81 tI"rnwichrt, Pttrcb IN u, pcnIn> ''oii,
Thnn.ac Cray, Thomas Grown a'd Jai.ns 81 !. ma,
" hr returning from ball in E. lIoust".' on sat
ur,iay light stopped ~ Salon. =, H.'r-UH WASH
IN. ion rnq;ls'd ~ g,i-rH row. uurn. Wnrh
k,,,e. AMI clubs used. prlck an. john cDuii.
nell received each STAB In the back. Eaton the
arm ana Mcmahon Il woui IN tr i'ft f!' The "iie:
wcr.. mere al less injured N.ht II h uil, ,..l-
re our THEY were al crested drG ter ii!cr woII
had dressed. wore Locked NJ an thu lronrIoi.
Police station JIIry rIustu L. W:Ic oHl'ln - I-
one anO' her, hue the churg' Of di";,cry contact
were rUumttcd. " s'erdy, by JaSfic, Hogan 10 the
fl,,,f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
POLICE NOTES.

Ar csts III NrcoA! "A, last week, :d?
james rriin oi No. ~ East Thl'f-,fc"n'..si
wlo fell aud waN IaIHt o. Dec =" jcd tchefda
The stean-tug WILSON, ~; Reed vas run INTO an!
saui by slhootr. Saturday fir No. = Last River
Ebcnezer Wild, age u, Of No. a Mallrr;s: Erooh
lyd. del suarnlJ ytera "a tie "rAhds Methodist Church
John Viort who VAS crushed Satuiday while
HC,piAL
John Taylor, are 20. died suddenly eorly ycstcrla}
at No. At u1a'oas iaHk iogy 4se u 81 20 81" Lat Hay
rnths,.
Francis Flyna Of No. sc Amitvst.. Blo"i!;n. Will
i7,srr D, ,sj bj c.un:h. oA At at,
All ouS ssuray
A kcroscno lamp exploded y,etcr'las on The Gr>t
abou, DE face ard Lamb.
Lewis Cole, roI,c" was arrested y"st"r!'%. b.
r y, john gr % p1;s ,; Co. u c = p.1sy
Tie mutilatcd body Of an infant, havIg i, ,c;ir
,'ra od face !i,ta.rt So =, -, t ''' IS
Mary O'Erien, while insane. on Saturday, lnHrc''
~ ti'. 70" A. h i''' iAr
sc.I I''LcpI si'i was daHbei 'nsy '.crd
The body of the man found oil the foot Of ne,hrOr
H.: ae.i y.eriay that ol John K,y -
Gently u resident Of Albany and poed pilot .ngoosL
Michael Casey of No. ~ Water-st. Brooklyn, was
Champion Chrs Qsgy W." arrested wee identified VI L
! Bridget Smith age 30, employed as muse at the
,in.ty iu Tenth ave, drank oaHc's -
.oroOnD s.'an, '"p"~hs it !" u o' AID a'A '"
The tvo-story fram" mdng Nc. SO Entlr,c 81.
Ess St . as5s "a " gu Ire ." S' ' 1' On ''''' AMI
James Nelson driver Of one or DoddS express
wagon. aud .rou about lie lead AID IA her
ycr!ay by bis hore' ~n- had fallen al Se"'hA' al
iLu! Ghrt
Two river t1irycs were discovered on Saturday
morn: b, roIan e: - i!e'lor ~ ;
lodr, r," linn b": IL "a at 81 to
to4r.-.:. NJ .n't
Twocr.ics Of Igrnc' r;lina%are sli: s;ri TO lave
t,e.cs 'II.ta; t u. Eorh IT. 3
uS', u, Jms"a
r.nl4 4rI ctu' ir,ts.
An unknown Iuan witt Wick beard and b3ir and
y.a.iua G.L tOh ID 30 rtc.Er-tf = bry' 200 H
upht les fH.!t tr1n ~ i''tru = io3n, 81 F".
sect, .1.sl ii kila. h. i.r s.JtL,f;y .u +tc.
Frank Niiju age ~, WIS arr Sc /. "S rNcri't,
Zoe. .! % il "a u - " ~
No.. ho 'lsi.f i I Ice =
"a "f p.oi.rF Ns,.co'e.el {. ".ias A
I,t lho,rps.faL
iiro occurred las wight in IL LaN;nrnt 81 the
d,-sts. faA t.t.ag ~. !; T.f.. ~ }. :Ln-
-4pierY. f. VS. "IN rI'' GsI,i
i't 'i u
;Gi ,.-. 1rc 81 t. H.. iIt
iuI.rr' N ~. :, hI.' -":'.
The pu.t-mor'cDi examination of thr huGy uf
Jazz, l,solus. who ~a> 1'i i'hpth went I fiyf,'
Iahi nJ vi" iri ua ihs 80. !. !",,"
b., a. = TIA. dta c'.s tfh '"@ r. Ar - t'i'"'
nft 10 Of ie "Vni .,i.i "nNt. L.
sri ~ rri tt - tLH .''r a>d NV
t.. t"is s'.on-hpus ioli tae "lr
1.,I. ..I.',. ~ tt ,".t'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
THE DRAMA.
.,,,vr,s OPERA BoUFFE.


M, r,,,. ,beater which, in time past, has
.a,,,o1 with Minstrel cranks ny MoSsrs Kelly "
W a h,r,.soue cups by Miss Lima Edwin Ii DOW
., ,,o inject sway iof Mile Aimee, OF the opera
Do Tn. hammers Of this fair warbler hang 1or'h ~ ~
p,,.v and are Inscribed with the Suggestive ha'"oe"
n1hach and L. Pont des Soupirs IL il smSn '"'''
,ort,ous I'm character and so situated as 10 DC e"
. ~, access 70 the general public; and II Is there
sore exactly suitable for the kind OF enter'ah"'"'
q, which il is now devoted. Ihere was
far too much emphasis placed on 'his
Mind Of trifug when II first came INTO VOGUE :"
MAS prepostcrou>iy ovcrratcd and run a''e'' am ''
violent o,nmcnccmcnt has since been ha'"'"i,s w
lowed by an answerable seQuestrati"n' oFern i'"'
dives very well an incidental ana supsl""'! 'S'"
Anon, in The feast OF public amusemcnts. 1t Is coh"'-
,nt and not substantial joint and I" 'hat estate III
The regular progress Of events, IL mas III NnSh ac"
Mile Aimee offers II under appropriate clr'uisan'c'
.s well ms in a suitable place Her stagc-mahag'r Is
NJ A. V:ltcr. and her orchestra is under I'd" ieadcr
sb,p of NJ Bessicrcs. Her company includes NM
r,r, hcsnc rd.-rd Walter +. Noe, Mile. Dolla, Mile
y,d,me and n numerous auxiar corps. ale Pont
dos soupjr has been brought out with good scenery
rained ny Mr. II. W. Calyo and ts representations nave
attracted n succession tocrahy numerous audiences
IT Is n work in the customary and wel-hn"wn manner
NJ Ofr.nbacb. That - ii Is made Of sITghtly meo-
dcs-in the spirit Of which thero Is an oc'"-
.ional touch Of acknowledgement OF tie l'-
oucut aad yociferous chorus. The nbrrto W.
furui he'd by NM. Crcmieux and l.. halovy. H-
tmmc. rs usual, ia indccate and the indF1'a'!
as r-ual. made matter for careless laughter au
ha,inacc. Virtue in most OF these Factions Ga'c pro-
tnctious that set farce music, wears TIE gus"
o, ridiculous loolv; and vice is vision OF delight il
may be said however that the general feebeIess and
the pcrvadinc Of grotesque pleasantly render m
rt Of satire quite harmless. What most persons SEQ IN
the Opera Bouc is nclodiOus frvolity and aIrant non
sense and these may I've found in "Le Pont des s"nprs
III, real hunor is furnished by Duchcsnc aud Edgar
the one by his robust atcctatioh OF 'h'
sincere em0;ions; the other by his semi
sluggish sancho Panza-lke drollery BP42d9la at W
PLAYERS, i i nst'9Gor narina executes what is called
"thc crazy song" with ludcrOus afectation a
"moody madness laughing Wild amid severc>t woe
Public visibility is stirred also, by the a,i' Gin= fnor'
ofN. Duchcsnc who certainly deserves The br A. the
champion enOrcl Tie chief feature. Ut ,Hc cast aic
th'sC:
We A"te Chis' Z ~ III. W Nt"l
VI ?. il'r'
tD,;A l'ucitspe tascadel''"'' 'a
NJ dsndI aol mt l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11

n,o uos tho real manager OF the theater and not him
iom an evtrernoly pornicOus doctrine, In It's extreme
effects. and only partly trne The voa %p" ThS
dGpamatic company consist, OF the following persons :
Mcssrs w. c. burroughs, L. ]. Tlton. william sheldon.
Wi'fon r. inforl H. L. i,ascomb Mark Price, sebastian
Tlco Walter A. Donaldson. W. W. Morclnd, J.P Cook.
W. II. Partco. W c. ENmond T. ~ Misc. M,.. M aSs
Isadorc Cameron Mrs. Nelly MOrant Bowen. MISS Aih
Monk Miss Jennie Hoy Miss Anita Harris. Miss Isabella
Preston, Miss Nellie Sabcl, Miss L. Rainford Mis- al
Rainlorl Muse A. Cook and Miss a. knlis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11


controller Green authorized Paymasttr Cady
Arrests last week, 1903; marriages. 20s;
births al; deaths, <37; loss from SO free fl.775 IN
surarcc $4,000; tax receipts sl24o69 co. violations OF
city ordnances, l22; fees from li3 licenses s2t.
jesse II. Davcy and Scptimus +. Swift filed
Voluntary petitions in bankruptcy last week. Leopold
tarr hiukrute ana Gcorcc |. L. Wright. and Barrys
Williams, received q .chart:s IN bankruptcy
The Rev. DIR. Edward Y. Iiiebee, age 20 for
many years past minister at Unity Chapel, found
dead in Lis room yesterday At No. 50 West Thrift
cnds, II, I'D no. wake h,s appearance ~ "cahfast.
and when en-" OF the rnncrs "l Inc fanny -"ugl:l ham
in his room, tie door vas ioind - 100 locked 1t was
forced OPEN and uIoDcc Mas io uiO yihg on has Lace
the floor.
Another section o. The boulevard, from One
bundrc1aud firt y.cShtl-st. TO One Misunderstanding
sccOd-st., has been lo.cd. and opened To public
travel. making continuous Boulevard drive OF nearly
five mic, In lcneth and LEAVING Int three blocks to lie
fnh in order complete it 10 its t"rninrs at One
hun,lrcd-anI fifty -lftlst At nrhrndrcd-ind y src
"na st. tS' & Is 9a yam - ' 'iro Mn n
coc'- y ~ Lid: WAS t,nii'ot"i ~ 81 nd TO p;Oic
tTaye yesterday between a. III. and 8 p d.
BEOOTLYT.
The Mechanics and Traders Exchange
Association has issued circular with Ie renee 10 'fs"h
The Excise Commissioners have requested
the police 10 arrest all persons found scl!tS liquors on
Sun.ay. NJ arrests Tor this oil reported yes
tcrd-y.
The actions Of John Maddcn's widow and
others against the Staten Island Ferry Company for
DANA ces arising from Wcstfed explosion set
| down Tor trial i'll the City Court to-day
! The Supreme Court has confirmed the re-
port OF the in the projected Coney leland
Touleyard which will run from Prospect Park to the
| Fair Grounds. The awards amount u S252,73s.
During the past week Surrogate Nerdcr OF
Kings County admitted TO probate the wills o. tho To-
| loving:
Ssmnej arofte Jonari NJ Seldom Hs
William Bowanon Fisher Hove Charlotte IT,
Charsrs Downey James Bet William Donadon and
Of administration granted
raes II following Winnor Fus,rck Of 'rsvend Josrph
Ruher Robert Charles Thomas H. Jones harear
RINK. Jach g. Eckv John Morris Mcba H. TOOK
R-gs. frerict W Grcre of bT"oltr
d. Of d sstr rni
to ). OF '','T."
J... h. MAJ I. low sire ". Ei"~a
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Rrcroort Uousc-Ex-GOv. J. Gregory Snnih
nj v,rmout and Prcf f. f. Salisbury Of Yale College:
49, TGi Arenuc Hotel The Hon G. lia.s. M. ,aao o,
Alabama. tie Hon. John A: Grswold of Troy ?mne9
Ely Of Rochester, and William WhnE or hns"n'
81 James Ioiei-prOf HOrsiord of Caml.ldHt' Mass
and The Rev r. A. Jaeger OF philadelphia. zero
Politan Hc-Senator spencer OF Alabama E s,nah
Carolina -. Clarendon Hot'l-Lieut. Col. itrldg"s
Si Easand -S ST. E tn Ion E A. hcr
cav 81 Pun',,o H. A. Tlden of New Lebanon,
Isaac Arnold Of Chicago W. G. andrews Of &c olcvsan
AMI Great western X L. Co.-===AHtmdrie Hotet-Iho
Hon A. Macnabh Of Toronto strterant MouSf >, t
Hon John l. Nicks of Ellnra, aud Capt Lowry OF INC
Marine Corps - Hoffman HOuo-H. i. SwttH' r.
sup rntnden of the Xtantic and Great Western n: n;
- Gf{scv Loust-EA Congressman boswell l.aIt OF
Rochester G. G. Rra,na,, IT,. Washntton W. l.. and H.
Mn Ii and f. T. Gait OF Montreal and Gov Met ooR
OF Culn .dn. The GONcrnor LEFT lOr homc latt evos.
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tAnnsuseenentAI
BUENITT's CoLOGNE-Bcst in America.

HAVE LONG Known THE VIRTUES OF DIR.
J,,y gx?rcroRAyr AND vngaucsrLr rnEx on xrs
.xniv..ur WHEY AFFLICTED WIN Cordns CoLna Brnrv"
70 M oSu o. THIS BEST GrrKpx. syxm 'oR rH1
xA.ADi1.
IAN ABOUT TO SAN vor,ds TO EoRoPH'
Avn SHOULD As ,ooS r"s c"S''"
skis % WITHOUT AsoP'I' "
JAYNE. R,rxcronASrlREv d. DowLSo. formerly Pastor Of
per.an Baptist Church, Sew.Yors.
s,ns.pr-Amore lsnts FOR which he scuSrr has nen
s,fc by he r"in.nt Uhy'ears 'ho have s n
Continued ctnes ard oil ee' sa grave; che saes
orr i !. gov pr,crbe hr IAN three thou
SAM medical pr,r.,ion,r vA"as pats 'tle Gn''d S
e-ircn-- Il w"n f,nre h"ps nj who ~, "'"s ,
day Of pro,er;, saved by tlis protector H. iloSf' h"
IMPORTANT TO INvAIIDS.
c ns r. 'o' rai ID. II" cs' t Of
C.sLh { srRosG, i53 wserst.. ron r N~.!ea'in:
For bargains in WATCHES. DIAMOSps, rlc
' .as ana a.. sns ' % 'a
J. II. Joiysros aoUA''S ~ Bo''. OF Gf"OH ." l.
Go To Z. s. SQUIRE, toi Fulton-st., m stairs
or stctes J~w-y nsod S''rvais; :" sell" ",' I'm u"
safe, t han Is theF:1c 'od s''e A. =. 1'" !e' '
TIE FEST PLACE in NcW-York t. bay KILL
ApIr NArcnr> ny tA> 'SNl. a. ~ - a"'
srghll,. SILVER 1. .; Puioa,t D.an,na iea"
Take AYTR's CHERRY HECrOrtt 20 stop Enhl
Cold t.nsh AID Eocal Aerf, lioIv r-u 40 oh'Ap
ton that SOY.
For TIE HOLIDAYS.-Sw;sS CARVED "ooDs
| Tns sws, u ia Co, u l.. Fodr;sentl =. n A.
CoIorIrfr colorS hair magnificent. Non ~
I,ts ., cheapc. X. 3Dcy -! AM a. Is $3.50
--r.crllen. for caar 3tai..M IAE ANn WILD CHERRY
| Tlr,nt' seq
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UDoLpno WoLrG's ScHrlDtM ARoMAr

S,us,pp~-hmorg the lslnts FOR which TIE SrU%PP s
declared spo,fc ID" eminent phy'cilrs sho have coe
with the proprietor drurf dsr"ps, drm cn,nrit nsn M
1tiuned oil gravel conc a'ee "a
NJ ihc Lr!nrs nj all crn hses'% Fo he an may oher
n he l. WITH hy NOR Ian sH'oc 'o
,ani ne. pr,ri.on,ri yi0Gs pats "a the bnd Sta'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-11
rlERMOMETER YESTERDAY.

O.
80 ~
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
(onry taLd. BATTERY lu'a'. ~
D. h. g. ~. :.
6.;o ,.6 II f.b "W ''N '''-
NPfPpROLaHi'i Dfi MINI wv
1Hb WEEK ,. NJ. btc. .; o....
IuRRnOhrTYR btg'e,n'
H., 10
mean. % 10 = M lsl Maximum midday Dec Lf.3
nnman At 3 o. H. bee 4.2sal lin nun at a H. Dec 3D.
apse ....-.....- .ifi Rtnbe.
Dec Rain from i:3U Lie 10 L p m-Amoo''o "A inch
''''
n . 4 Main Nd low b. n m to Ia n-Amoun' 90 ,
of
Dc. 4 Ran and N0F 'on' WV " IT. 49, r....... 0 inch
o. watf. q, !. n - au..u OF va et 0l i.C.
u.n'. nv. I'd l., ;b The week, !tt IsihS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-14
The Convention Issue.

] = - y !. - I. -
There are fou. considerations which
should prompt every citizen. of the
county-aye, even every Republican in
the county, to sustain the call Of Con-
vention
LIST. The present Constitution re-
quires representation to be used exclu-
sively on the Vhits population of tn e
State. Since that Constitution was
adopted, the colored race has become
recognized as political element in our
State Government. They may vote,
but their numbers cannot be counted in
the matter of representation. This can
only be done by change Of the Consti-
tuition. ,s-a EsZl. - .4-
End. The present Constitution re-
quires that the debt due by West Vir-
ginia to Virginia, when ascertained,
shall be paid off and discharged within
thirty four gears. II that debt, on our
part, should be ascertained to be what
Virginia claims it to be. it would
crush the people Of this State under the
burdens OF taxation, to pay it off within
the time prescribed by this Constitution.
1t would compel an annual taxation on
the State, in addition to the ordinary
revenue, of near One Million of dollars.
Think Of that, fellow-citizens >Can
this State bear a taxation of one mil
lion six hundred thousand dollars a
Year, And yet this Constitution com
pels it, if the amount, or one-third OF
the amount claimed by Virginia, shall
be awarded to her.
Sd. The Supreme Court Of our State
has decided that the Legislature may,
under our present State Constitution,
enforce any test oath they please. A
Democratic Legislature then could en-
force a test oath that would exclude
every Republican in the State from
Office. Are the Republicans content to
hold their offices by the mere clemeucy
OF the Democratic party? or will they
not unite with those in so amending the
Constitution that no retrospective test
oaths shall ever hereafter be imposed
by the Legislature?
4th. The friends of the present Con,
vention propose the incorporation of the
minority principle in the new Constitu'
ton. Can the Radicals be opposed to
to that?-New Era.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-14
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
THURSDAY, August 10.

BEEF CATTLE-The; market yes
terday afternoon was slow in opening,
and continued struggling throughout,
closing t@ic lower than last week
some IO25 head changed hands. This
morning the balance Of the offerings,
with few exceptions, were closed out at
further decline Of &c since YESTERDAY
making the decline Tor the week SOTO
per pound-market dull; we quote at
at So 5000 l24. About 800 head OF
the receipts were reshipped' East with
out being offered here. Mich Cows
The market is over-supplied and dull;
we quote at $50 00960 90 per head, as
to quality. Veal Calves without change
supply being equal to demand; we quote
at 4@7c per pound, as to quality. Prices
to-day for beef cattle ranged as FOL
lows: Best beeves at s. l24@6 ~
generally rated first quality at 81 %
as 10y; medium or good fair quality
at So 75@4 %; ordinary thin Steers
Oxen and Cows at So 50@3 -; in
ferior and lowest grades Of Cattle, 50 w
general average of the market today
IS 90. Extreme range OF prices
So 5O@6 l2I. Most of the sales were
from "a % to S. so per 100 pounds.
Of the receipts 1l9 head came from
MARYLAND, $40 from Ohio, CTS from
West Virginia, $50 from Virginia and
u from Pennsylvania-total receipts
for the week 1916 head, against
l46O last week, and 1929 same
time last year. OF the offerings ~
head were taken by Baltimore butchers
325 sold to country dealers and 3SS TO
spectators for Eastern markets-totai
sales for the week l4l5 head, against
isl last week, and 1907 head same
time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Ihere has
been full supply of common sheep
on the market this week, while good
qualities are rather scarce and IN
fair demand. We quote fat sheep at
43@54c per pound gross, as to quality
Open wool stock sheep are in good re-
quest at 81 7j@3 90 per head. Lambs
50 O0@4 90 per head as 10 quality. Re
ceipts this week 1868 head against 2o9l
last week, and 7229 head same time last
year. -.
HOGS-The receipts have fallen oil
greatly since last week, still the supply
continues large, in fact fully equal to
the demand, which is dull, and prices
4@2c lower than last week, and the
market closing Wit: a declining ten
dency. We quote at Sc 5000 10 per
100 pounds net. Receipts this week
5Si2 head, against 1896 last week, and
1876 head same time last year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-14
cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August II.
COTTON-Not materially changed !;
middling at lSc.
FLOUR-Best grades So 50@4 90 /;
superfne 81 50@4 rs; family - SOC
6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat steady with slight
advance No. l red at 81 Is; No. 2 do
at 81 II: prime at 81 80. Corn, supply
ample to meet the demands; mixed ear
at SIC, do shelled at 54; prime yellow
an. white at 57@7Sc. Oats quiet and
firm at Csc. Rye steady; No. 1 at zoe;
No. 2 at Csc.
HAY-Steady.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork in fair
demand $l2 O0@l2 SO bid; market un-
settled. Bulk Meats, prime shoulders
at ACC; rib sic; clear rib 6bc; clear sides
&c. Bacon more active; shoulders at
&c; rib sides 7c; clear sides Tic. Sugar
Cured Hams firm at l3@l4c. Lard
quier; kettle rendered city leaf at 81
@9c. e. 40
TOBACCO-Active and firm at I 90
@20 90 for trash, Tugs and leaf.
WHISKY-Weak at SIC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-14
New York Market.
New YORK, August /.

New YORK, August IL.
FLOUR-Is without decided change
at 81 30@4 80 for super6ne State;
S. 2O@5 40 for extra do; S. 45@5 90
for choice do; 81 1904 80 for superfne
western; S. .l0@5 40 for common to
medium extra western; S. 45@6 90 for
choice do; S. 90@6 IS for good to choice
white wheat western extra; - 200
5 so for common to good shipping
brands of extra round hoop Ohio;
IS 5566 % for trade brands; s. 4O
65 90 for common to fair extra St.
Louis, and Sc 00@9 90 for good to
choice do, market closing dull. South
ern -four is in moderate request ats 70
66 40 for common to fair extra, and
6 5O@9 90 tor good to choice do. Rye
flour quiet at s. 9O@5 90. Corn meal
quiet. ,,oo.lo.
ter and spring quiet at 81 80 for No.
spring afioat; 81 39@l AZ for winter red
western, and 81 45@l 46 for amber
Michigan; 81 423 for amber Tennessee
and 81 43 for No. 9 spring afoat. Rye
scarce and in fair demand. Barley and
harley malt dull and unchanged. Corn
very firm at &C for common to western
mixed, and 66t@663c for white western;
Oats quiet at 47@52c for western and
Ohio. ,,-,
PROYISIONS-Pork easier at $l3 37t
6l3 so for new mess; $40 50@ll 90 tor
prime do, and $ll 1922 90 for new
brine do. Beef dull at IS O0@l2 w tor
plain mess and sl3 00@l5 on for
extra do. Beef hams dull at SIS O0@
90 90. Tierce beef nominal at $2OOo9
25 90 for prime mess and $50 OO@2o w
for India mess. Cut meats quiet at
I2@l4c for hams and 5a@6!c for
sbonlders, Lard is firm and steady
at eI@9sc for kettle rendered.
IlBUTTER-Quiet at lO92oc Tor
western and 10000 for State.
CHEESE-Unchanged at6@lo!c for
common to prime.
COTTON-Quiet and slightly IN buy,
ers favor at l7ac for low middling ana
l9c for middling uplands.
OHS-Petroleum dull and declining
at 13}c for Grade and l6c for refined
TALLOW-Steady at 9@9ic; stea-
rine nominal at S@92c.
WHISKY-Firm at 93@93tc.