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The New York herald., 1871-08-31

The whea, market duu and inactive, no, wIbou,
esabh 10 az 1 e 9.sg se' @ 6e 70
sooa. soo e9spe at ST 80 No spriag. q s.
II cSrd ~ for !, No. Ioles9 y winter ME to aIss q e. for w,s
heavy Corn was dali w.e sses Of io0oo bushels at &c
mixed ahoat. western ycoy nominal 6sIac s9c
better Prices fhe sales were oeo bushels a; 4c lc
for weslern mixed Ssc. 4ic for Jersey Barley
quiet ont ss retains ~ rmne's and rates oo grain both
% by IN nfsI s fs sq2ss sss
fair call ior vessels for grain bat desirable very
view, Of sapDsr. There was not much inquiry notice
S h. as Of tine S
were:ro Liverpool, by steam 2dO00 bushels grain
% RE charters c qaas. sv
el e.n no 10 to s s' &
DunkiIk direct SuCo quarters grain At 7s sd American
f"sSepsa 10 he pnea King
aS Sr s. s s':a Maa
n.an sso 6. reanea petroleum ss ad British 1 bark,
fsaed f.s% psroea% a'' continental port ' '''
ss.s e ~ oo NeM oean. AZ s oa psr Gallon we
quote Cuba cen,rifigAi and mIsd, ssc Soc. eIAyed
4oe Porto Rice, Csc aSc English laands, &c. +1c
NAVAL sroRrs:-Prccs for spirits ,arpen,ine lower
ss's :sr ., 81 s 81 & s ' % and % i ss 0 70 o % on ss
sic 800 bbis option sepemoer delivery, at
i 1 ues 10 80 bis 'ss Hs al s. 20 S
bbt strained at SO 2 800 bss pale 81 50 ~ bbls do.
So, o. bbs do. at So 30. de-
The Gales comprise 90 bols. Washng gton at SO %,
and 900 bbs. Wilmington and Newbcrn on private terms
OfLsIpsee4 fair demand for consumption at SIC.
slo for large lots casks and Sic SIC for small
and bbs Crude whale and sperne without demand.
PFrgoLEun.fhe market remains very quiet and to-day
crsy held 2tsc tor prompt delivery. There very
aposuon buy ihr reduced price, the impress
sion prevailing that going still lower. Crude continued
lac buk but there little CALI the best bid
being l3.c, which sellers not disposed to lake Naph
tba mode 9.c. \ l0c The refined
IL 500 bills standard white early nj Xzc later LOCO
bbs 2t both for prompt delivery For future
livery 500 b6 sold for last haf OF September buyers
ton, at Pc At the Greek the quotations 81 42L
upper and - 20 on lower The Philadelphia market
qet and a, the close somewhat Sales were
ported of QN bbls. refined standard white 24c with re-
turn and 2o bbs do al win return, both prompt
delivery Crude quiet and quoted at i7Ac.
PROVISIONS Receipspork ~ packages; beef so pack
ages; meats ia packages lard, 6lt bb terces.
the market For showcd considerable activity
wards the close OF Change, and prices be quoted
hriu The sales aggregate, for September October 0
bBs, Sl3 81 and 2o0 bh CHECK 1st OF Sepen,ber
Sl3 b0 In lobbng lots 13O bbls brought Sl3 70
and Sl2 S2 ~ for runps Bacon cd quiet and
changed We note scs OF 80 boxes long clear at &C. We
quote :-ShoI clear, SIC S%c long do, sic short
RIB, 7Tc asc. Cumberland cut, &C. 6hc strsford and
Birmingham, She. as4c Lard continued quie, for both
promp, and future delivery. The nominal quotations are
asAc for OLD western spot September and October;
sNc was bid for new, for December and January,
hed a, 49, City lard was quiet a. sse for ,sc No. l.
and src s9,c FOR seaA and kettle; sales 100 uernes
Seer aud seet hams were dull sp cpteeg aegessl Tue
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
HEAVY RAINS ALONG THE HUDSON.
Breaks I'm the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Damage TO the Coal Trade.

Breaks In the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Damage TO the Coal Trade.
RONDoUT. August 80, 1871.
1t raincd here very heavily last night and This
morning. The water at Eddyvtlle Is five feet higher
than the head or tho canal, and boats cannot be
locked through. Three breaks are reported along
the canal-one near lock as, is 100 feet long;
other near lock As. is about the same length, and
"a third, near Caldwes, Is seventy five feet long. II
Will take eight or ten days to repair damages. The
west end OF BeaveIk!l bridge, on the RondOut ana
0swego Railroad, was lifted from its caps and trains
delayed several hours IN consequence The damage
VIII be repaired tonight and trains run regularly
tomorrow.
spccia! despatch states that the rains OF
last night caused three breaks IN the Delaware and
Hudson Canal at Phlllipspori, above EllenviIle
Two or the breaks are one bundred feet in width
ana the other is seventy.lvc feet IN width. The
damage win delay the arrival OF all the cargoes OF
coal for about q week
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
Severe Rain Storm Troy-Snd Drowning
Accident.

Troy, August so, 1871.
severe RAIN storm has ragged here for the last
twenty-four hours The city is flooded and the river
and streams much swollen.
John Powers. with John Grove aged seventeen,
and Ma ggle McCarty, aged thirteen, were In
small boat In Poestenk Creek, gathering drift
wood, at haif-past four O'Clock this afternoon when
they unconsctously drirred into the strong current.
Grove exclaimed "We are lost ~ and jumped over
board. Powers then attempted to throw the girl
ashore and Jumped overheard after her. Grove and
tue girl were carried over the dam and drowned.
Powers dPitad In an eddy. where he seized hold OF
an old engine lying III the creek. to which ne clung
until rescued. The bodies OF the drowned have not
been recovered
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
MONUMENT TO COLONEL N. L. TARNHAM.

The many friends of the late Colonel Noah l..
Farnham who served with HIM In the Ellsworth
Fire Zouaves eleventh New York vo'untcers,, a.
well IA the mcnlhcrs OF the Volunteer Fire Depart.
mcnt and or the Seventh regiment, n. Y. $. n. e.,
win be glad 10 learn thai witilIn the last week an
appropriate and elaborate m0uuHeut mas been
erected over hls remains, IN the family DOt In th0
old cemetery AZ New Haven, Conn.,, OF which TOWN.
he was native. committee OF gentlemen repre-
sontiDg the Volunteer Fire Department, In co-opera-
ton with the family OF the deceased, nave been
chiefly Instrumental In accomplishing this result.
Thc monument OF white marble decorated with
emblpiuS.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

THE MAcKEREI. FisUERy.-The Gloucester (Mass.)
Tfe0raph saws mat the latest news from the Bay OF
III. Lawrence reports n large number OF American
vessels on the fishing grounds between 81. Mar
pares and East Poin', with mackerel scarce 81 the
time. At Rustco mackere catching was SLACK, and
had been for q fortnight though the rev caught
were larger tnan the earlier school. Maokerei were
reported plenty at Port Daniel and az East Point.
All the iisn were east OF Husuc0. and the Cascumpec
boats reported neither codnsh nor macSeIei West.
Slyty san of vessels were reported at Magdacn
Island on the 81 inst, with mackere scarce, and re-
ports from bradley, three days Later, represent ush
"lew and far uetwecu,'
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
THE THUMB Bitter.
DiscIiur.e a.: Aan Foley.

Discharge o' Aan Ecley.
result was yesterday reached In the case 0l
Mrs. Mary Gerry, whose deatn was accelerated by
one OF her thumbs having been bitten by Ann Foley
during drunken quarrel at the house OF deceased.
Az West Thirty sixth street on the 9th instant.
The evidence clicited did not show that In bling
Mrs. Gerry the accused hat any intent 10 take her
life or 10 do her great bodily harsi.
The jury accordingly rendered q verdict ac4uit-
ting Ann, and Coroner Herman discharged her
with n severe reprimand
She promised 10 reform, and TO more enectuaily
carry out her good intentions, said sbe would sign
u temperauce pledge,
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

The quotations based cotton running quality not
more than nalf gede above below the grade i,oied
Tie actual net receipts the ports thus
if9 New Orleans 1885, Mobile, 81 savannah s6o; Charles
ton, rs Wilmington, 10; Norfolk Ia Baltimore, "a: New
York, sa'; Boston IS Total I,6s Same day last week.
9s Same ny last year. s7' Rates for cotton freight
ports closed follows 10 Liverpool steam I'd
by sail 3l5d Havre by steam, Ic.. gold sail, 30 to
Hamburg, by 5i6j 10 BrcInen s,cam &c gold
compressed to Battle ports by sail, s., }.c. gold
FLOUR GRAIN Receipts lI,asa bbls
wheat, $3.50 bushels; corn 20U bushels neal 20
bills. and l40 bags oats, 47s0U bushels The market
dun but prices unchanged There worry inquiry
Tor either local export great dealers being
absent. The sales about 1000 bbs N
better demand with sales of 30J bbs superne at 50 So
So. Corn quiet but hrm. " % quote:
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
The Rain storm in Nsriuc.

LEWISTON, August 50, 1871.
One OF the severest storms OF the season COM
mcnced at five O'Clock Z. NJ Two ana a half inches
OF rain fell III three hours. There was 81 ght wash
the Androscoggn division OF the Maine Cen
tra Railroad, near this city. causing a temporary
stoppage OF the evening passenger train,
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
A CRASH AT LOUISVILLE, KY,
ybe Floors cf t!rain Warehouse Fall
Through to the CcIlar--Thrcc Men Killed.

LOUISVILLE, August So 1871.
sbout ten o'clock this morning the fourth moor OF
whitney Brown Co.'s grain warehouse gave way
nuer tlc heavy weight, and the large quantity OF
S,nn .latued through the floors INTO The cedar, Kill
nrnmi"n,, v' slen, one white ana TWO colored. TWO
~, 80 ~ .iin street merchants had Just stepped
oul OF the building when the crasn occurred ana
wbIch t",own INV INTO the street by the concusslon
ssra th n,t , on .ne doors OF the building and shat
seAe" 'ile glass IN the windows.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
Damage by the Rains mt Albany.

NTEAN1, AF!EIIst 30, III.
Owing TO the heavy rains laSt night and the stop
page OF the cuiverts Quackenderry Greek, back OF
East Albany was 1ooded TO the height OF fifteen or
twenty feet. Many fames were obliged to leave
their houses, escaping through the second story
windows. Several houses. Outhouses. fences aud
Ike structures were carried away, and much dam
aye WAS done.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
Vhc storm 1T PoIghke

PoUGHTEEPslB. August 30, 1871.
Heavy rains have prevailed in tins vicinity for
two days Trains on the Hudson River Railroad are
delayed tonight In consequence OF there being
eleven ept OF water IN the tunnel near Troy caused
by d defect IN the sewer pipes.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

For imure ueIverv (oasS low hi ilngj sales have
been follows Last evening September 500
800 at lsAac. October 800 at t IL lie, LOO at ssc; No
vember and December. 100 eac nj ~ sc lO0 fSt,c
Deccmber. 2m at sSec January, 200 al ls;fc February
100 at lec Total S,l0 bales ro-day--Septeuber l0n at
lo;sc bW at l. gI6c 2UJ lSc. 100 Is 7.ibc
Is f. ocoler, Lon at s.sc 1ol ut u lS5c, 5yu al Is1c,
lC0 at ~ l-l, 600 ut l3ac, fUD at lrc. 100 each,
bcr Noveaber and December and uJ January, n. &c.,
together 100 each, October November December,
Ssc together 1U each October, November,
january a. Sc together November 500 AT sac 100
IL II l6c, 100 lo3c. 100 each November December,
at lSac. together; December GUn al lSc. 100 B,c;
January, 100 at io3c February 100 at Sta March, 2UO
l".c. Total, !2OU bales. Grand total, luDO0 bales,
quotations OF Yesterdays deliveries were
follows -septenber, lSE;c October iS77c. November,
ls69c December, lo7oc. January, lSo5c March, 1890.
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Unlf.pn.l wi.e o,Nincls y. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WfnNEsrAy, AugUs. 30--6 r. n.
CofFEr.-Thc market for Ri, Santos continued
strong, with active demand Holders very reluctant
to sell $40 bags
Rio Der Linus private terms, Baltimore $3.50 bags
per John Boyd, and s0Do bag. AqdBcck private
terms Other kinds nrmv held. We Rio ord-
nary cargoes, III c Ut4c tar do he i3c ,ooJ do.,
i3,c prime do. l3s i5'9c: extreme for lots.
tlMc. itS-c., nil rod. IN bond, thirty SIXTY
dovs' credit; Java (gcycnlnent bags, I9c cU'ec;
DO grass mats lylSc 22loc. Singapore, Tc lsc Cry
lon sc. lTgc.: Mcrausbo, ifc IKE Lagrayra. hiGc
l5'9c: Jsusica lar. 6c. ST. Domingo trod. in bomb,
e.4c luc; Costa Rica ic l7c. Manila Iic. i5lac.
Mexican, bc. i6'"c. SavAniia Ac. I5j6c.: Curacoa
isc lo}fc. a. gold duty pait thirty davs' credit
Co11oN. ihe market dull for the spot and
prices were entirely nominal In order to sell
cradle extent material concessions woud BE-
era aud sellers being nj least he per No. apart views
Tue market Tor fulurr deliveries oprnuc
o bnsress but subsequently ruled dun ard lower
decline o. ,ac per lb The sales follows:
J,-{ss y,.vE mt
The New York herald., 1871-08-31

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
8 per cent for carrying TO lie for borrowing. The
operations oil the Gold Exchange Bank were as
fOlows:--
Gold cleared S38 365 600
Gold balances. ........................ 3l7,,Ol6
>NA'NnNJ oOoJ,OsD
The European steamers took GU. $l46, 600 In
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
HOBOKEN HOTHEADS,

Excess Of duties from August to Is. 1871, over
corresponding days of August, 1870 ......... S2zl2,
kece pts duties from August 10 29 inclusive. 1900
The New York herald., 1871-08-31
Total. .S7S, .65l

GROSS AMOUNT OF RECEIPTS FROM AT
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
Nm wILLIAN-
roald respectfully inform the public ihal 81 y,
Not Wound To
ytt bat = prepGred to get %
AL KINDS Or HARNESSES
III tbe cry best style
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Relief.

A meeting of the citizens of
this county was held at the
Court House on last Monday
evening, to institute measures
for collecting and forwarding
our mite for the relief of the
sufferers from the late fires in
the Northwest. A committee
was appointed from each town
ship to solicit contributions. -
1t is desired that these commit
tees report hy the 30th of No.
vember, or sooner if possible.
We did not IT ceive a copy
of the full proceedings until so
lite that it was impossible to
insert it in this weeks paper.
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1t is said that if puff of air
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ly follow, because the circulation
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Our Imprudence the Cause
of COnsumptiolf.

How many of us can date the
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either a crowded r6orn, and
then coming out in Il cold air,
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Tho WOolon Factory at Aliens.
ville, now in the hands of RANDALL
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good business. They will please
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yarn left at our Office one day last
week. 1t is good article and we
don't believe there is q factory in
southern Ohio that can do better
work, or give more general salts
faction.
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A local and county agent wanted
for the Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United States for this
place or county.
The new business of the Eqnita,
bio is larger than that of any Life
Insurance Company in the world.
This is an Opportunity to receive a
first class agency. Address,
&C. GRAVES, Resident Sec'y,
Cincinnati, o.
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Neat, Cheap and Rauid.

Neat, Cheap and Rapid.
Having received great variety
Of Poster and Flatcap Papers, Cards
Of all sizes, Envelopes, Statements,
Bill Heads, Note Heads, letter
Heads, ETC., and a large variety Of
Type, we can assure the people Of
Vinton county that We cam do all
kinds of Job Work in a very neat,
cheap and rapid manner.
Blanks of all kinds printed and
for sale, or printed on short notice.
Attorneys, Notarics, Justices, Cons.
tables and others will please call
and see our large lot of blanks.
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SECURED no. ALI
RAILWAYS sARsAFARILLIAA
RESOLVENT
HAS MADE THE MOST AsToYtsHIN
CURES. 50 QUICK, so RAPID ARE
THE CHANGES THE BODY uNDER-
GOES UNDER THE INFLUENCE
OF THIS TRULY WON DER
FUL MEDICINE, THAT
Fiery Day an Increase Of Eesh and
JIeighfiS is seen and Felt. :"

scrofula, Consumption. srpbllis ia il
many forms, Glandulsr Disease Ulcers
in the Throat, Mouth; TgJnors, Nodes in the
Glands, and other parts Of the system; Sore
EruptiYc Diseases OF tho Eyes, Nose. Mouth
md the forms OfSkin Diseases; Eruptions, 70
yer Sores Scald Head. Ring-worm. Salt Rhcum
Erysipelas, Ague. Black Spots. Worms ia the
Flesh. TumorS, rancers in the Womb, and ull
Weakening and Painful Discharges: Night
Sweats. and all Wastes OF the Life Principle
are within the Curative Ruuge OF Radway y
SarSaparillian Resolvent, and n few DAYS use
VIII prove to any person using il for either OF
them.
Not only does the SARSAPARILIIAN RE.
SOLEENT excel all known remedial agents In
the Cure OF Chronic, scrofulouS Constitution
skin and syphiloid diseases, but 1t IL the ONLY
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-11-22

In no one thing has Iowa
been making more rapid pro-
gress in the last few years than
III fruit raising. The best judi
ges say that the apple crop this
year will amount to at least a
million and a half bushels. or
nearly three times MS large an
amount as in 1868.