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For tile "a hours ending at 3 p. M, July 30,
1878, at Burlington, W.
Mean Height OF Barometer, 29.s4O
Mean Relative Humidity, I45
Highest Thermometer, sac
Lowest Thermometer, ne
Rain, Al In.
Prevailing direction OF wind, South.
Average hourly velocity, ~ miles.
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DENNIsON's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and StatiOners
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
iune23dwStf Wholesale Agents.
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From Saratoga.

SARATOGA, July 81.
The fourth days races of the first meet
ing of the Saratoga Racing Association.
were attended by five thousand people.
The day was beautiful and the track in
good condition The
FIRST RACE
was for five hundred dollars dash of a
mile and half for all ages. The entries
were Crockford, Quits, Sunrise, Minnie
W. Valley and Sue Ryder Crockford
sold the highest in the pools but Minnie
was the favorite. The race was won by
Sunrise in 1:ii Minnie came in second,
Quits third.
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BoYoNNE. July 81.
Don CARLOS.
Don Carlos has entered Biscay.
MADRID, July 81.

Don CARLOS.
Don Carlos has entered Biscay.
MADRID, July 81.
REVOLUTIONARY JuNTA SEIZURES
The revolutionary Junta at Granda has
issued "A decree directing the seizure of
property belonging TO tIs. STATE, including
churches, converts and bell fOlindries, the
latter in order to obtain metal to coin into
money.
The insurgent .Iunta at Seville has also
issued IA decree ordering IA reduction of tif-
ty per cent. in leases and rents of the gen
eral community, and similar reduction in
prices of all nccessaries of life. closing fac
tories and making division among the
people of all uncutivated lands.
THE SITUATION AT ALMRIA.
The Cortes has adopted resolution of
thanks to the republican troops at Almeria,
for their heroic resistance to- the attack of
the insurgents.
Foreign property in Almeria is in great
danger, and foreign residents will appeal
to their respective governments for protec-
ton.
COMMANDMENT OF ALICANTE.
The insurgents in Valencia still refuse to
surrender, and the republican troops have
resumed the bombartlment of that city last
night The citizens of Alicante fearing an
attack from the insurgents, have made ur
gent application to the Madrid government
for reinforcements.
SLAVERY ABOLITION IN ANTiII ES
A second conference between Senior Pola-
neo, Colonial minister, and deputies from
Porto Rico have been fixed for Monday
next to devise the frame work of the bill
for the abolition of slavery in Antilles.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1873

covered it to be an old trunk of tree !;
whose branches, rising out of the water.
had an appearance like the head of some
animal
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Treasury Payments.

WASHINGTON, July 81.
Five per cent is to be paid informers
hereafter by the Treasury department. in
stead of six
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MADRID, July 81



\ dispatch has been received at Mines
terry of War; announcing that the insur-
rection in Seville has been suppressed, and
that the city is now occupied by the gov
eminent troops. The fires which were
started by the Insurgents, were eXtln-
gushed.
V,l
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way except in the first half mile when they
were neck and wheel good share of the
way. Kitty came in again about neck
ahead, winning the race in three straight
heats Time 3.0s, 3.01; 304.
The races were closed at : o'clock
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New York STOCK ana Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 81.
Money easy at 3@4 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull at s7S@9 for sixty
days 9sS@a for sight.
customs receipts s62O,OO0
Gold lower and declined from 1l5bto 115s, on
rumors that the secretary Of the treasury would
Increase gold sales for August.
Loans were made az las per cent. for fiat
carrying rates.
The clearlngs at the Gold Exchange to-day
were 81, 100000.
The Treasury disbursements to-day amount
ed to $4,000
Government bonds are strong with large
business.
State bonds are very quiet
Stocks active, and dealings well distributed
The chief fluctuations were Lake Shore, North
west common, Union Pacific. ST. Paul, Pacific
Mail and Erie. The Erie directors held meet
ing to-day, but took no action In regard to the
dividend or vacancy Of first vlce-presldency.
The board Will meet again in two weeks. In
the morning the most active stocks advanced
from ga per cent. but the market reacted
from the highest point during the afternoon,
and closed firm at the lower figures.
LATEST MONETARY.
Gold ranged from 115is@ll5's.
Government bonds dull.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks strong.
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Among the arrivals at the Bardwcll

Among the arrivals at the Bardwell
House, July 9th, are the following:
J f Brdgman. Troy n Y NJ ) Benc-
dict, Mrs Austin, NJ Gurnsey, f Benedict,
Henry Wallwith, New York George b
Cummings, Chauncey Smith, Boston A J
Judd, New Haven. Conn Burnett Hills,
Plainvile w G Brastead, Middlebury c
+ Bancroft, Syracuse c II Bell and wife,
Fremont, Ohio Jas X Hyde, Hydevillc
p Dillingham;. Waterbury F A Perry,
Kcenc, n II f W Smith, Pawlet; j W
Nesey, Troy + l. Walker Middlebury :;
S II Archibald, Hamilton, n Y; J T Shur-
tiff, Bennington G N Plat, Brighton +
l. Magoon, Philadelphia w b Wright
and wife. Bennington Geo A Tyrel, South
Dorset w J Doran. Albany f o Whip
pie, L Whipple, Dandy Henry Ballard.
Miss Kate Ballard, Burlington Edward
Doolittlc, Middetown Loveand Munson,
Manchester j J Lenonds, Brandon j
Wilder, Rupert Lyman G IIurd, Boston ;
d II IIaskins and wife, Jams Lewis and
wife, f II Lass, ir., New York.
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HEDGING THE MISSOURI
A contract has been concluded with
Chicago builders for railroad and wagon
bridge 1,977 feet long across the Missouri
river at Atchison, Ks
SENTENCED.
William Campbell, colored, is sentenced
he hanged at Cairo. Ills, for the murder
of Thomas Doyle. mate Of the steamer
Grand Tower, In April last.
ALLEGED swISfsiING.
Petitions were filed in the United States
District Court to-day by Geo. A. Priest of
30 Morton street. Brooklyn, asking to have
the bOOhs % NIlnon Iiass. iJD nurCIl ST.,
clothing merchant Plat & Boyd crockcry
dealers, II Murray street, and Edward
ROurke, glass ware dealer, 40 Barclay st..
all of this city, seized on the ground that
they on fraudulcntly invoices got goods
through the Custom House at % per cent.
under real value. In the case of Platt a.
Boyd, Priest charges collision with officers
of appraisers department.
RESIGNED
President StchbinS of the Central Park
commission resigned to-dny.
PROTEST AGAINST woREINGMEN.
Park commissioners received protest.
to-day, against the employment of unskillcd
workmcn from the Central Council of
Workingmcn
HEAVY LOSS.
At a meeting of the Board of Under
writers, to-day, the amount of losses at the
fire in the bonded warehouse. last night, is
officially stated at $3.50, 900 ON stock and
$50, 900 on the building.
RELEASED.
Annie Rosenberg who was committed to
the house of Good Shepherd by Judge
Shandley few days since. was to-day re-
leased on habeas corpses Ii being
proven she is Il married waman and was
placed there under false representation.
REPORT OF CITY PosTMAsTERs.
The quarterly report of Postmaster James
of this city shows that the revenue office
here for the quarter ending June 30th was
S512,O14 over expenses. Amount of
stamps and stamped envelopes sold during
the quarter reached the sum of S652, S23
FIRE.
The drug and chemical warehouse of
James Cellar, Division street, and Tass'
leather finding establishment was burned
to-day.
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DEATHS.

In Benson, July 25, Mrs sallic Norton, aged
70 years.
In Benson, July 25, Mrs. Elias Norton, aged 80
years.
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Allen Il Drew, 81 Merchants Row, are
agents for the Elm City Shirt. Shirts cut
and made to order. Clothing. Hats, Caps,
Trunks and Bags
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BY the Cable.
LONDON. July 81

GOODwOOD RACES.
The great race of the Goodwood meet
ing run for the Goodwood cup. took place
to-day,twas won by Flageolet, Favorita
second and Crcmorne third. No other
horses ran. Betting at the start was to A
against Flageolet, 8 to 4 against Favorita
and 4 to against Crcmornc
MADRID. July 81
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON. July 81.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
On Friday for the Middle States easterly
winds over to the southwest. higher tens
peraturc, cloudy weather and numerous To-
cal storms. For New England south and
east winds, higher temperature, increasing
cloudiness and possibly local rains.
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i he next anu last race was lOr tne
CONSOLATION PURSE
of $50, offered by the proprietor, Mr. Dan
forth, for horses that have won no money
during the races. There were but two
HORSES ENTERED.
l.. ]. Brown, rm Kitty Lewis.
G. w. Huntley, BIN Sister johnson.
who took their positions in the above order.
FIRST HEAT
The horses started even but Kitty soon
took the lead and gained on the Sister dur
ing the first quarter The latter horse broke
but soon came up within length of Kitty
and kept that distance to the half mile pole
and after that Kitty took the lead to the
third quarter when the Sister again came
up. Kitty broke but kept her position
about even with the Sister until on the
home stretch Kitty passed and come up to
the stand lazlly neck ahead, taking the
heat in 3.0S.
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GEORGE G. NEWMAN,
AL ESTATE BROK L II ,

once; Derby's Block, I'd Floor Front.
First class village and farm property for sale
ana 10 let. Money 10 loan on notes, mortgages,
lie policies and other approved securities.
mayldly
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SENTENCED.

William Campbell, colored, is sentenced
he hanged at Cairo. Ills, for the murder
of Thomas DOYLE. mate of the steamer
Grand Tower. In April last.
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NEW N.npK. .InlN /.

New York, July 81.
BRIDGING THE MISSOURI.
A contract has been concluded with
Chicago builders for railroad and wagon
bridge 1,217 feet long across the Missouri
river at Atchison Ks.
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Reunion Notes.

OLD IoIDIEEs OF WEST RUTLAND AND IRA
ATTENTION
All soldiers of West Rutland and Ira
who have enlisted in the reunion forces
and all others who wish to enlist for the
grand reunion to be held at Rutland the 9th,
eth and 9Th of August are hereby notified
to meet at the Town Hall in West Rutland,
Saturday evening, Aug. ID, for the purpose
of elccting officers and organizing COM
pany.
BY order,
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SECOND RACE

was for purse of $500. a two mile race
for all ages. There were seven entries,
namely, Boss Tweed, John Mccormick,
The Nurse, Mate, Joe Daniels, Hubbard
and True Blue. Joe Daniels sold the high
est in the pools, Mate second. The race
was intensely exciting. 1t was won by
True Blue in 3;32!. Mate came in second,
Hubbard third.
The
THIRD RACE
was hurdle, for all ages, two miles over
eight hurdles, wclter weights $500 to the
winner, $50 to the second and 800 to the
third horse-total purse $3.50 The entries
were Trade Wind, Village Blacksmith,
Buck Wiley, Sorrel Dan, Mary Clark,
and Blind Tom. The Village Blacksmith
was the favoritc, and Blind Tom second.
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pRICK.-I have five hundred thousand
- good hard burned merchantable brick on
hand and for sale on reasonable terms. Please
call and examine. Warranted TO give satisfac-
ton. WIN. NJ. FIELD.
Rutland, August l. 1873. augldtf
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SECOND HEAT

At the start the Sister broke badly and
Kitty went easily to the front and gained
throughout the first quarter. The Sister
broke again and lost considerably. Kitty
passed the half mile pole several lengths
ahead, while on the third quarter the Sister
gained somewhat but again broke badly.
At the third quarter pole, however, she
came up within few feet and the last
quarter was trotted with Kitty neck
ahead, she winning the heat in SOL.
THIRD HEAT.
This was trotted in about the same man.
ner as the other two, with perhaps less
breaking. Kitty kept ahead most of the
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AeW advertisements.

OST. Between the GLOBE Office and
IL Trotting Park, Thursday afternoon, July
3lst, double case, silver watch, fremont make.
A suitable reward Will be paid II returned 10
the owner ID. McDONOUGH South street, Rut-
land, or II LEFT at the GLOBE office. augidlw
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DENNISON,S PATENT SHIPPING TAGS

Trunks and Bags
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RUTLAND TROTTuNG PARK.
Last Days Racing.

A fine day and the prettiest race of the
season. A large crowd were in attend
ance and much enthusiasm and good feel
ing prevailed
, 1873-08-19
THE CHICAGO & ATLANTIC RAILWAY.

A meeting Of the .tockholders OF the recently
consolidated lines Of the Chicago Atlantic
Railway Company, held at Huntington, lud.,
Thursday, for the election Of officers, reaulsed
% follows; Board of Dirootora-W. A. Parke
and George a. Bhufelds, Of Illinois /; John Q.
Earle, ]. D. Hymer, George J. Dippus, ]. ".
puryiauce, and John 6tudebakor. Of Indiana
L. T. Hunt and Thomas EBpy, Of Ohio. Tho
Board Of Directors was thereqpon organized Dy
President, and Z. r. Hunt, Of Konton, O., Vice
Proviaent. L. T. Mil!jgan, ct Hnntingtoa, wss
urer, aud George Paul, Chief Engineer. Tho.
President, Vce.president, and ]. W. Purvianco
will constitute the Executive Committee. Tho
Rinance ooln1nittce oomanriaos J; ": PnmFvianoe. m
eral Offices OF the Company will be located at
Chicago, with Offices Ut Huntington, lud., and
The aual arrangements tor tho construction
Of tho road were then agreed upon. and con-
tract was also entered into with tue Western
Unioa Telegraph Company TOR the erection :, q
thetr lino along the entire route OF the road.
Mr. VI. Fawcett, President Of the Construction
Company, Mr. Miller, contractor, and Mr'
, 1873-08-19
FAHRENHEIT,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Now York Elnnncan1 News.
New Yoak, Aug. 1a.-nlonoy moro actye carly In
tho afternoon At 4H@s pcE cont, but closed easy at
berilng dull md lower at 1osA A@1o8,l for GO days,
md 19a@l09;S for sight.
Custonls roccipta to-day, $478,o0
Gold strong and higher Oh fair b,lancas nt 1t5.S@
116tS, closing at 116H. ,Loans were. from to per
cent for Carrying olcaringr 100000 Tho Assist
nnt-Trcasurcr tl1Hbutsed $1h7, 600.
6ovotu1nonts st1ong in eytnpathy with the improve
mont IN tho London msrke De1nand active and SUP
ply limited.
Btate bonds 1uiot. -..-...
Btocks opened dull snd weak, md under hnmmcring
By tho bears dpcnc from 70 II por cont. Late i'd
tho day there improved fooling and tho decljno
partly recovered iii tnHtBnces, tho rnosB
loing most apparent In Wesorn Onion, Pacific, 0hios
TncI1o Nfai and O., O. & I. G. Western Union opened
at o. foil o1 to 89a{ aud closed at o0h Pncno Mnil
dec1ined from 40 to 3o,, advanced to t0H, dropped
to DoH, and closed at 4o4. Other Auctua-
tlona Wero ~ follows: Lako 8hora from
cr1 common, os to oszf; Erio, 6oA to tsS. The 70
Jfa Bnya: "In Paclao Mail cre In destined to bo
very lively Ecrruage and tho Directors evidently
ranged opposite aidos Of he market protest was
circulated among the stockholders Of Panama for sig
natures, Ia which 1t stated that the Puci6c hat
would bo soon bankrupt. and that any money loaned
to this Company by tho officers Of the rnnamh Railroad
Company thoy should hold tho latter personally ro-
eroneible for To-day q counter circular has been
ISSUED, which hns received the signatures OF soma Of
the stockholders Of pnnaa requesting tho Directors
10 authortze oan Of money TO tho extent OF $3.50
arc estimated to coat $500, ,0oo."
8fnrtiru rhnn1
, 1873-08-19

L1vzarooI, Aus. ls-11 .. m.-Msrkcs unchanged.
Flour, 2sa79s. Wheat, winter, 12s@12a Sd; spring.
IL 2d@1la lod white l2a@12s I'd club. Us sa912s
ID: Corn, 90 ID. lard, 39s. ,,....,.,
L1vEnPoo1, Aug. 1s-l:3o p. m.-presdstuGa nrn !;
winter wheat 12s Sd Bpring 1la 4d9l2s club 12a Cd
@12a Cd. Lard, sos Cd.
L1yEnroo1, Aug. 1B-s P. m.-Market unchanged.
Weather wet and unfavoTRbte to cropa. .
LONDON, Aug. l8-5 p. m.-Console for money,
99H@92A; account, ~ oaA@v2X; ! t;2os y of y: o5
Aount q bullion gone into tho Bank Of Engai,d on
balance to-day, .Cio 0oo; rate Of discount on three
months' bills Ii open market below bank rate.
Turpontinn, 81.
pAn1s, Aug. l8.-Rentos- 85c.
1lvEnrooi, Aug. Observation-Disclosures.
middling Orleans, 94d: s*cs 10, ,ooo b.lca speella
tion md export 600 bales American 1000 balca-
Shipments Of new crop not below, good ordinary,
aKd. .-.>
Drcadatufs hra California whito wheat ayorage
12a 3d@11a Id; club, 12a 0d@12a Sd rod spring,
T. os,s .a9ias a. rcd winter 'a' 3D. Flour asss'''
Ieef, 85s. Lard, 3os sd. Choose, SIS. Cumberland
mtddlos, SIS short rib middies, 40s.
Epirte OF petroleum, los. ...
ANTWERP, Aug. l8.-neaned petroleum, s7As.
, 1873-08-19
Combination ,1ailod to favor our citizonH with
heoond appearance -0a1osbarq FREQ Press.

f1on,hir,+{,r toi1oa ~ eo.,,x cr,,,. ;,x.r. .xt4t
s"nnnd " "a9 III s. WIN
n'o'ao "Ppoa'a"oo'-oa~so"'' cFeo 1''''.
A. lester writton to Henry, Minor BY g. II.
thing similar to oholera after his roturn homo
from the moeting at Riggs Grovo.-1rinchesler'
(lu.) Times.
Anora,rs n nro.5 NJ Frco,,ort II, toa co,,,.
~ t%.t ~, ,a,, so' ~ s5t IN f -,
ar,ico sna si1, ~ Tnn,nhnr ~ ~ +o a
Grand jury. ''' -' <'S'' "'''0 '''''''' - 'A'
NA!'
, 1873-08-19
THE CH0LERA-h0Ax.

TO The Editor Of Ths Chicago 1ftbtsns:
6rns ZOO tho Times reporter Is out With an
other cholera-scare this morning. Ills history
and diagnosis Of the disease now somewhat prev
alont In small noighborhood III tho southern
part Of the city are simply ridiculous and untrue,
yet lisble to trighten some good but aged uom-
IN. Allow mo to glvo tho whole truth In re-
gard to this mhttcr In 4 few Words
oblge tho community % 10 take 4 few grains OF
arsenic, ho will immediately experience nausea,
vomiting, purgiug, cramps. collapse, and
, 1873-08-19
PERSONAL.

Hig Exce1lency, Gov. John L. Devoridge, and
son, Springfield, are at tho Wcst Side Briggs.
DR.. T. Csnisiue, Pentontiary Commissioner.
Joliet, is at tho West Side Briggs.
Con. John Mcdonald, Supervisor Internal
Revenue, St. Louis, is at tte West Side Briggs.
Ohauncey T. Bowen, Esq, returned homo yes
terday morning from short "trip to Newport aud
Saratoga.
Hon. Wm. z. Henry, Mayor Of Joliet left tho
West Side briggs 1lonAe Inst night with tho re-
Diyilbiss, Jr., and Capt. VIM. Lettle.
Mr. Rogor ]. Brass, one Of the yictims Of the
late railroad disaster, about two weoks ago took
out 81 600 policy OF insurance in the Nattonal
Life 1natrauco Company Of Chicago.
News w. ::seiyed in this city yesterday Of the
death at Denycr, Colorado, on last Friday, OF
Mr. G. @. Cook, tho head of the Woll-known
grocery firm OF G. @. Cook Co.. Of this city.
Levi Meyerle. tho famous third-bnseman Of
tho philadelphia White Stockings. will not be
ahle to play in the game this afternoon between
hia club and tho Red Stockings OF Boston.
Ryan, formerly Of the Doatons, will bo his sub
ettute.
Among the arrivals at Andersone Yesterday
were : Il. 4. Harris and H. Chase, L. Porte,
Ind; A H. Kenyon, Minneapolis Mtnn.; ". a:
Lord and family, Joliet. ILL.,; D. soger and
family, Adrian, Mich; L, Framback, Now York
=. Good, st. Paul, Mimi ]. II. Tracy and vito,
81. Louia no.; II. Proctor, Oregon; r. Klemm,
Toledo, Ohio o. II. Klomm, New York.
Ilr. Il. &. Law, clerk to Police Superintendent
Washburn, died yesterday afternoon, after m
Police Headquarters sinco last January, aud
1eayos wife and largo circle Of friol.ds:s The
funeral will take place to-day Mt Il O'Clock from
tho residence Of Ills fathor-n-law, tho Hon. I. +.
Derrickson, No. 423 Catherine streot.
James o'Neill, Of Joliet aged 90 years, son Of
0tMo11 nt,t Ina nd r1a tnaFc},ant TWn1v
, 1873-08-19

INC Kf0NACG M0ERetes
NEW YORK..
ato export demand 1nildlng upands, 1oXo. Bales Of
19s11s es 5s 19s sSsptsm'bs
II 1890 :; Deoember, il 6-16Sl7 ll-s2o.
DaxADs1uyra-E1onr-Lesa active recoipts, 10000
white xsoat e.trs s!asasso; e1t.a Oil, SsoSsto;
atNoa96.o5. oornmeal stesdY; WeateFn, S5.16@5.so.
Wheat higher with limited inquiry receipts, 3d.
hn; Nc. 5spriog, t!;4o@1.eo; Northwestern spring,
's I'd as.tssa, nsss! no RI ni.sa, a. sIss No.
1ni1ed. s1.e. Ryo dull Farley quiet. Malt hrmer
4,soo bu steamer westesn mixed, 5ss5oo sail soS
&c high mixed and yellow We4tosn Gl@eao hestod,
n9sd weses ahito %ssssn tssss
Eaos-Tirm Western, a2c.
1IAY AND NopB-unchanged.
.ctise az 70 good reaains, sss siso molssssos s
Tu1PENT1NE-9utet, Ut A3o.
srook or oaAtx IN wAnkuouBK.
WhoAt bu. 31p.u1U
Corn, 5sJ 0oo
Oats, bn, 15ouVo
Bye, bu;. ...'........"....,....... loS0oo
Barley, bu..s do00
Malt. 411ooo
FL aaist and wax nav ss,
ID Ks.:ss sos Sfd
7Tss-s'a.a1; nu97sns9ai:at; %sssss3, 9sM@3,a aos2so:
Wu1sHy-Actiye aud nrmer At $1.00.
CINCINNATI. .....
CINCINNATI, Aug; ls.-coT1oN-Qniot u 1870.
At &640tao.6o. Wheat firm At Il 18@l.9o Corn quiet
aud unchanged. Rye nrm ut INC. Oats qulot aud un-
changed. Barley quiet aud unchanged.
aRooER1Es-6ttong.
Eo0s--Quet and unchanged. ......
TRoyIsloNH Ftrmer nloeD park quiet; hold at fle7 7o
Git 90. Lard quiet and hrH stea1n nominal ut 80 :;
city kettle he1d at ,Bh@84c. Bulk meats strong ;
shonldera held At aaloa Of eloar rib aaea at
sloulory At oe, nostly hsld al oHo coar rib sidos
Wnlsax-lIrm II adc.
MEAFn1a Aug. 1B.-UoTToh-1n fair domand and
n5m oinsT5 I412S gaoa ornaIy s III low
DnsApsTurye-Flonr In good demand at full prices =;
medium, S6.00@9.b0. Corn meal dull aud drooplng,
st $l7od2.76. Corn dull and dropping, At ta98oo.
Oats quiet and wonk At 42o.
1IAY--Dull Ut $l6.00@25.o0.
BaAN-HcAyy At fl850,
1RoyIs1oH4-nAoon in fair demand and flr1ner, at
oH, llH, aud 114o. Lard and pork dull aud uo1ni-
DETROIT,
Dxrno1T, Aug. .1B.-BREApsTuTFa-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull aud sh4do lower oxtra white,
3l.72; No. !, N.6aH; amber, t1.4lt91.IH. Corn
atoRdy 1t 48c. Oats III good demand ut full roes alo
N1ozlrTB-s,o0o bsls flour; Ia, 200 bu wheat 5000
bu coTn b,0o0 hu oals,
~: -, :. NASHVILLE. =,
NAsuy1htx. Aug. 18~CoF1oN-Nominsl; 1t4@
1916.
BhIlpszusrs- -rlour-htghor grades advanced to
, 1873-08-19
Yesterdays TEMPERATURE.

0n1oAao, Aug. 10.
Tho range Of temperature this day, as reported
by L. Manasso, opticfan. % Weet Madison street,
aYarY half-lol1r, Ia aa followa:
, 1873-08-19

Pittsburgh OIL Market.
P1TTaDuHau, Pa, Aug, 1e.-ORuDk PETROLEUM.
Quiet at sl.25 refined quiet, quoted At 1co.
, 1873-08-19

Martin 2. B. Bennett, one of tho old wheel
lo1soa Of Iona Democracy, has turned up At
Geneva, Te1as, whera he proposes to edit .
Deuaoozatio papes.
John Dillon having bean attacked seriously
with colo, last evening, tho Wallaok Dramatic
, 1873-08-19
Lake Forest Academy.

Boarding 8chnol for Boys, most ohnrminaly aunto
ond splond!dy oauppcd hour by from Chicago.
Nn1t torn commences Sppt. II. few vacnnccs lett
For full partfoulara addseas
IRA w. ALLEN. a. NJ. Lake Forest, III.
, 1873-08-19

KNOX CoLLEGE
Roepena THURSDAY, Hept. 4. All dopattmouts- -CnI-
Iosiate. Female Collegtsto, ard AcaslemT-ato fully
un1f pfpt m Fuller o'ers ysry spRs5or bo,
aaoa. Normal C1ass will bo organized at tho opening Of
the torn. For catalogues nIrly to ~