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The New York herald., 1873-11-20

PLACE 70 anosner Back
finally, lnlermedding Ioreignersl
on s ye soas
that our tribunals were actively engaged in the
Sm s in
sa nsn
ssn @ ey a In
state to which affairs have arrived !. in !. the
sS%ny on We from foreign
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s we 5 to
sSh o Ss noT pS the
ceeded in many cases We remember that sf the unioT.
ssS 5 ssd sr ne
@ h f In the has Al fa Sssa .aS s
Ssr Ssssd ,s sna Tw @
are the ;, expeditionsts Q, the viTsinius less
II f1Rns ni,sd s s and
striking paras We wish The aunS Of an srcs IN
ahis article to which refers very
s u S s od BE ss Ss ss
guided BY passion and @ aS Of g
ply definitely TO this question This the ndeatigabe de-
clamer will not do, because he never answers cate.
gorically this kind of questions. In the article re-
Ierred to, whoever be its author is to be
marked tendency to recommend moderation and avoid
difficulties the government Why does he not say at
self by the following paragraph =;
Those who raised their hand against their country IN
the Of liberty aimed II TO strike their fathers and
brothers History can never judge them as worthy pa
tricians Those who other expression Of lus
tce but extermination, and desire TO mpose Il In the
their brothers and children and history never Judge
them Just, but a cruel and barbarous.n
Only this wanting that history should judge as
worthy paricans those who, in the name Of liberty,
thrust dagger into the bosom Of their mother The IN
tenton OF this phrase is what should examine In the
mination OF those irreconciabe enemies who
spare means TO destroy the loyal ones be
proposcdy Explain yourself dccaimcr subject 70 the
wachword the cantonal federas what should we do
with the of Ccspcdes, OF Maxine Gomez and with
the expeditionists OF the Vrginiuss
The DiariO says In its semi-monthy review,
published this morning.
The exact the positive the indsputable fact is that
now At the beginning OF the end OF the war anu
although the the Nirginus may be the ueat
blow to the insurrecon, should not rest on our ia
rcls we should not give the struggle a ternateu
and much less should believe fabulous and mine.
the country them war OF hve years has gwen
them certain astutc strategy not 70 be desplsed &C.
The Dtdrlo has not yet treated the wholesale
slaughter at length: but, not unlikely, we shall
be treated with articles as to what the Span
lards were IN the times oil Pelayo, the Olus ana
other gentlemen. and what they can We,
The New York herald., 1873-11-20


James Read, A. Arce-u
Further advices received from Santiago de Cuba
state that besides the 81 executed on the 7th inst
81 more were shot on the 10th inst. The names or
these are not given.
On the nth the following were executed :-Mola,
Oscar varona, Agustin varona william Walls.
Boite Tenulo, Castellanos, Santa Rosa, Consuegra,
Porras Pita, Otera and Quesada.
THE CREW
was executed in the public square-butchered
rather, as private reports state-that the marines
who fred we're fully i've minutes completing their
horrible task, as they were miserable marksmen.
PARTIES WHOSE LIVES WERE SPARED.
Persons well informed Of the proceedings state
that only about IS viii escape with life, mostly
colored boys shipped from Jamaica-boys from 10
to Is years OF age-and also two OF the engineers.
THE SHIPS PAPERS.
Private advices from Santiago de Cuba tend to
prove the fact OF the possession by the vrginius
OF regular ocuments-clearance, register, &c.-of
an American vessel, and her clearance In due form
from Kingston, Jamaica.
THE AMERICAN CONSUL BuLLIEp
Mr.. L. q. schmitt, the United States Consul at
that place, did his duty nobly, and was most
active and jealous In his efforts to induce
the authorities to proceed more slowly and
with more humanity, and pay some atten-
tion to treaty rights; but all In vain as all
his efforts were set at naught. he was
threatened, bullied and insulted. He promptly
protested formally against the action OF the Gov
ernor and all concerned and also filed his protest
before the Marine court which was engaged in
the trial OF the crew. as soon he got the iniorma
tion from the Consul at Kingston Of the fact Of the
virginus being an American vessel.
COURT MARITAL
The court trying the crew sat oil night from the
9th to the tn. Upon the Governor Of Santiago de
Cuba receiving despatch late on the eth from The
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The Good Old Times.

n. Louis Lagarc, OF tho Courrie, Municipal,
Paris, las just published an esasay showing how
persons who sold tainted meat usod to be pun
ishod. Ha writes TINT III June, 1861, Jaquoa
Tournobru, ncknamod the Shearer. seized some
suspected ment on tho stall of Pierro Darlel. A
report was instantly drawn up and transmitted
to the Syndio of tho butchers, Michel saint-
Yon. An inquiry WAS ordorod, and it WAS found
that tho accunod wsB an old offender. A second
report was addressed to tho Provost OF Paris,
comparing tho oulprit to posonor, and demand
ing in tho nnme Of o corporation outraged by
tho infamy Of ono Of It's mombors tho degrade
ton and tAou the death Of Pierre Dart1el. Tho
First Magistrate Of the police approved tho colt
illusions o. thereport, and the delinquent was con;
domnod to pass three hours III the piltory and
tl,on to perish by tho hands Of tho public oxo-
cutioner. On tho day Of tho execution, l27
butchers Of tho City OF Peria repaired to tho
market, and drow themHelvoH up round tho
pllory. At tho eul of three hours tile tip
stair announced to tho people TINT the prisoner
WAS about to DO executed. All tho butchers,
with ha!u or, bowed thcir Aends, and Justice
was dono.
, 1873-08-14
Foreign and H1omc Food.

Vfen11a Correspondence ofthe baltimore american.
We aro living vol i'll Vionna, Notwithstanding
tho great luxurioB OF tho season in America are
almost unknown hore. Good meat, we'll cooked,
sweet and crisp bread, tho best mado coffeo III
the world, sweet butter, and good bcor can nl-
ways be had In Vienna. OF course, any ono can
live woll upon those solids and subHtantials, and
to those who know no bottor, thoy aro tho Sum-
else should bo wanting is regarded as ridiculous,
and when IN American undertakes to describe
tho variety Of human food That temps tho palato
in Ills famod lnnd, it is received with shrug
Of tho shoulders, expressive partly Of doubt and
partly Of disgust TINT my ono should want to cat
unhealthy, and most Of thon will never venture
further than to cot llalf-dozon chorrios. There
arc peacles hero, but thoy arc very poor, and
uorely nold from the fruit stands. There arc
to caro- about. Last evening at tho Roidhotf,
whilst tho nlerita Of tho food Of different couu-
tries was boing discussed, aud tho several Amer
icans present wore describing o number Of our
special luxurios, Cuban gentleman, who had
beon roaming over tho world for tho past eight
America, wes appealed to, whon ho delivered
himsblf In substance abont as follows: "If you
want tho best beef aud mutton III tho world. with
good ale, 90 to London for them; II you desire
tho best pastry and fancy dishes, 60 to Paris foE
cooked and scrvod aud tho best made coffee aud
excellent beer, come to Viennn for tholn but II
You desire nll these osscntiaa to sood living
combined, together with soft-crabB, oyAtors tor
rapins, cauyaE-bnck ducks, aud an endlesB sup-
America for then." There are several American
Germans now lore, nMOng thom Mr.. naBtor,
editor Of the Chicago Sydats-Zcitnng, who are
more ontlupiastio on the nubject Of American
living than tho Americans aro, und who declare
tho real enjoyment Of lifo ia unknown in Eu-
, 1873-08-14

From FHe .StW T0rE EEst1n0 Iost.
The nows of tho death Of IL. Caniilla-liya-
cintho Odillon-Darrot. President OF tho Council!
OF State Trance, will recall to the gray.bearaod
MI ora In tho history Of Franco, now almost for
gotten, ali OF which ho saw and pnrt OF whioh
lie was, to-wit: tho departure OF Charles
X. after tho revolution Of July, 1890, ~
whiol, Darrot was exceedingly active. It
was Ae who, aa ono OF tho forlorn hope Ut eight
when tho spectre Of tho guil!otine must hayo
been present day and night to Ills imagination.
It was day Of gloom for the llberal opposltlon,
aud particularly for NJ. barrot, whose graat
oratorioal powers had won tho opitlot Of tho
DenloAthones Of hia party. Tho Domostheuea
was near losing his head. and tho bravo
seven TINT supported him had no bettor pros.
poet than he, oxcopt auoh ~ grow out OF the
faet that they wo1o trio more ,oiasa obneure,
QUO Of tho three Commissioners appointed by
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and provos that they woro founded upon tho
coast Of Maine. Whilo tho Professor waa III
London ho incidentally hoard that tl,iR man,l-
script waa In posBoaaion Of Br Thomas
Phillips, rich but worry occontrio gentleman
residing In Walon. Ho worry seldom formed my
now acquAintancos, and tho Doctor had almost
deBpa1red OF aooing him, when no bocnmo ac-
qua1ntod with Indy who knew. Sir Thomas, and
after much trouble succeollod In procuring nu
introduction. Even thon tho manuscript wan
not nllowol to bo takon from, tho house, md had
to bo copied. This copy, with tho resrltn Of
work is to do nll ovor agnLn. T4o book. wnB
nearly roady for tho prosa, and was looked for
with groat intorcHt by historical Btulonts In both
ho,nispAorou, 10 that the Dolby In ts publication
viii occasion i dioappoIntmont, not moroly local,
, 1873-08-14

rolnquf.cd ha hlippory tr,at. While In tho guard
hotao at Alliance tho prisoner forged oriorn for tho
arrost OF various 1~rics In tho East persons whom
he supposed wero operating against him-had Biycn
him hway-afgning tho name Of Capt Olyor, and using
Tho official paper Of tho Captains Office. It Ia only
necessary 10 hay that tho oan Of paper to tho risoncr
mover done any harm to tho noros Of tho 1ovorn-
mont; bnt 1t d sorye to show what Inyotornte ink
hngor lie waR md To whnt nxcnt ho would 90. Some
Of those att0ra wbro models of buHInesr-lho stAtc-
manis,
Johnny was taken from Alliance to Cincinnati, AMI
from thence 10 Now York. whore he drKgof tho gunFd
with pics prepared for TINT purnoac, got away mud lot
ol,t seventeen 0ler prisoners. 1lls wifo at WIFI
chester, Vn aAe started Immediately to noet him in
The Wcst, md her trnl led 10 ha third arrest In Mil
waukeo. The result Of bis trial sentence for ten
yoass to Dry Tortugns bnt in confederation OF aono
sort Of Influence lio o1nrtc Iii bringing others to JUS
ticc, and In making frenis who had tho Of presl.
dent JohnHon, tho sentence was changed to Sing
Sling, aud shortened. pattos who nre fainllinr
With tin face OF thia expert In criino
Saw him nt Washington hobnobbiug
with Gen. Dnkor'a Government detectives, aud board
ing at prominont hotel with the who Ind fol-
1owed Ills fortunes from tho beginning. Whether ho
ever served tho Bnnonco to Imprisonment II not
known to tho wrtor bit II Ia fair 10 presume TINT o
served part Of H. at tcant, and pAroncl out whom
the Government generously opened ia prison dOora
fow years ago and lat out e principal part Of those
who were convicted by conrt-mnrtta How tho young
forger managed to got into tho Money Order Dnl'art-
ment OF tho Chicago roBtOico clerk, when hon,
est young all tho l,raires Of 1fnoia wero
wnttng for aomotbing Of that sort, remains to DO
f0nH mt
, 1873-08-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Now York Einnlcinl MUWx.
NEW YoRH, Aug. 13.-Moncy enay mud ] anu rcr
cent.
Sterling dull md unchanged.
CuRtollp receipts SGU0,U1u.
Gold weak ai,d declining from 1151t to l1h3, closing
with HaltH at tho latter figure. LuaIa II a1A
rcr cnnt to Hat for carrying. Oleargs. $A9 QUO 600.
rhe Assistant Treasurer llsburacd $78,uO0
Qovorumeuts quiet. .....
Btate bonds dull TenRcgaecH strong.
successful raid made tho clock market this
morning, for the purponc, 1t IL beloved, Of getting
stacks Ut cheaper ratus. The narket deeled from Il
IL rur cent. FREQ enles o1 loading stocks wnro
made for speculative account, and accompanied ~
tlrcats Of disturbance to the money 1nnrlet. The
Pacific Mall party credited with Causing tleel!no
in that Htock As we'll with selling tho reMatnlor
OF tho list uuwn. Tho Vanderbilt Rtorka and Union
Pacific were sold most freelY after p4cic Null. Tho
narkst during tho last hour gradually improved, aud
closed up firm with FREQ purchasers Of leading shares
In Bomo tho h1ghost quotations OF tho day wero
current. The strength OF tic market particularly
marked In New York Ucnt,al, Luke Bluro, Westorn
Union, rnciao Mall, and st. Pun! common. 7he
from 301t 10 3sgs, elosing VI 397s40 Now York Gem
trail sold Ut 1055a, aud 1051s Lako Shore. g4,
D31i, and 04A Western Uaton, 0lzs o1y5, and ela&
Union Pacific, 2s!<, 27.., and 27'l; Northweater!s
fhe meyng Of tho Directors of tho St. Paul Road
adjourned again to-4sy for lack Of quorum.
EterIlnp. 1IHl<.
, 1873-08-14

1forehtad Red Rictr q hhs Eersh tJM,y ~, corre-
spondeacs of tho NEG Fork J4'nes,
Your renders who have lahel In Adirondack
swamps, or lived on Now Jersey flats, mny fancy
they know something OF mosquitoes, but 1t is oil
a mtstaho. These creatures horo riso in cloud;
they are torriblo to man and beast; they mnke
sleep uncomfortable without q Noting. People
carry MOSQUITO netting in this region IN thor
saw mon digging at . road-track, each with his
pocket head-nst and thick elo,yos a ana ever even
gentleman Mt Duluth told mo they
usod to bo as plenty there (hough1, now they
have mainly dIaappoared), and tlat II wa9 con.
sidored as muoh q piece Of etiquette to take ~
your coat and shako It, before entering frond'a
house, as It would DO now to wipe tho feet. NY
excellent friend, Rev. DR.. Nodgora, undertook to
address religious nceting recently, at MawYiey,
wore fairly driven out BY tho little peste: T. =!
stopped by mosquitoes. 1t was tho workn1on,
however, not the machinery which ", was 1mpodod.
gentleman told mo, ycaterday. that IN hard
days ride ho Is often Obliged to stop anu clean 81, y
the hido is black with tho1n,
, 1873-08-14
buffalo livestock Market.

BUFFALO, Aug. 1a-Cattle-Recepta to-day, IN
culiuu reported arrivals, $50; total for TIM week.
at ycstcrdnys prices. Common stock neglected about
1,o1o l'Hposed Of. sales o3t Illinois steers, llGa9
ill.,, s. llb Ohio stcor1, 093@1 152a Tbs.
5.so go Texaa steers. a1o@1 ,oo3 bs, s.
1873 kentucky atoers, 1,45391 160G TN, s600o25; co
035Mf ,11D lba, 4.25{34.H7iS. ...
shep and Laml's-Rocepls To-day, including. 70
ported arrivaa, 10000. Total for tho week, ID, 400
Market very active naea 1000 Ohio eheor n to 80 a
A.75ta63o; 2ol Illinois nhcep, y tos 500 AZ Can
ada ahcop, 102 to 120 lhat s5oo@5.oo; 1e31 Canada
lambs, 81 to "a be, 81. .75ta7 12H.
swio-Rocoipts today, including reported arrivals,
1000. Total for tho wook, 0200 harkot active Ut 100
advance on good hogs over yostortnyh prtcca Goud
Duaton hogs sollinE nj S. 00@b.25. Pens we'll 1ed With
graagorH which aru neglected at f4.7ot349o.
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Tho companies have porfoot right TO With

Inc compaule6 hAye pofioct right 10 With
But It may he TINT tho acknowledged oourtcsy
tiona Hayo thoy ooisilored 1t in thls light? It
ls tho rnyaryng opinion Of tho olcrlgy, AZ i,avo
money at half-faro than at tho full. How In
this I? Tho most of their travelling Ia upon
ocolesiastical and public buainena. They
do not 60. to soil stock and grim, to hny
% e.peetea S 0'Ss' Toy " 60 % to " exchange phi
pits, TO attend conferences conventions,
councils and aynotls, to do missionary, work. At
hnlf-faro, they will attond a,1ol meetings many
tines hon thy w9ul not @ think Of off going st t1o t;
trayol enough leBs to bring this expense within
tho usual amount. Presiding. Elders and Mias-
ionary superintondonts, like tho ActnnrioB Of In
tho running oxponsos At tic lowest por cont,
will mako longer trips, ,nnd 10 mora work in zach,
30 ns to expond no moro money in. this
WY. sl1toon years sgo, tho experiment on
BIT, tho noxt January. tic rnilwsy- -offciais, Of
their own movement, restored tito favor, on tile
ground, az aonle Of thom Btntcd to mo, that thoy
got tho most money out Of lib In tho old way:
Indeed, Mr., W. Il. Arthur, Superintendent Of
Rder tho half-faro oven courtesy, but O pioco
Of buanoss. As / was stating this view. tho
other day, to an Assistant Superintendent ho
enid he agroed with It, for he lad boon seeking
tho honest opinion of n brother Of his who WINS q
mintBter.
II is a1Bo to bo considered TINT tho paator,
stimulated by the lalfrate to attend tho ecc!osi-
astfcal gatherings, will DO ineitot to tho domos-
faro and will secure tho going. of Ills dologato.
Tho lay-mombor will ofton go IN company with
tllo paBtor, who knows tho place and tho pooplo.
and tho waya Of tho mooting, wlon ho would
Now, tho rnilway-ofIlciala may say:, Wo admit
your Wow Of tho caHo wo claim TINT tho half
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tho Provisional aovcrnmont, NJ. nafrot had
would consent to emlgrate lle might bo per-
mittod to take Tho crown towolo nlong, wit',
to bo allowed to take Ills head, tho King Joy
fully accepted, and was. accompanied to tho
wharf by lilo eloquent deputy. On his return
II. Dsrrot was oloeted Project Of the !s',elno.
and when tho days Of Lonia Philippe
ca,no It wna ho who, Arst Of all and almost
protested aa ~ ep'tty p't:ya egaln9tt g1nat
britain in 1890, a1ld haa always beon counted aa
one Of tho flrnest advocatos Of On alllance BE- be-.
tween Englnnd and Franco. A Lender Of tho
agitntion III favor Of reform, he Ind almost aB
ralpable q hnnd in tllo downfall Of I4ouis
Philippe In 1848 as 1io had IN that Of tho pre-
vous Charles. 1t is evidout, howoyor. that hc
did not this timo moan to DO revolutionary, but
only n roformer, for ho drow hnck at tho
shadow Of tho coming event, aasistod N. 1hiora
In tho formntlon OF Il Cabinet, and supported tho
right Of tho Count DO parle to tho throne. Un-
dor tho Presidency Of Louis Napoleon l,e waH for
aomo timo d Minister, md conducted tho Govern
mont with popularity and HuccoHs until 1851,
whom ho .retirod from active participation HI
po]itica tic was born at Viltofort July u, 1871,
and waa by profession n barriator.
, 1873-08-14
Dangers OF NIoIntnin Clinahing-A
Thrilling RncidoMt On tho Alps.

AhT1AAlHB RNCAAGhE D11 AnS AApHs
From Tho Manchester Courier.
A pnrty OF sixtoen tot or from Chlllon to
make tho ascent Of the Iocllor du Naye, After
experiencing some ,llnloulty from blinding mist
and llailHtonos,. tue summit waB roachcl, and at
about o clock tho descent WAS begun. Thoro
wero no guidos. Several Of tho party know, tho
mountain vol, and, though they had not boon
up tllis aeaaon, It was decided that dIffaront
route should ba tAk0n homewarl by Glion.
ono side, but ike a shoat oi lioo on tic Of hor
thon q email lodge Of rock about n foot and
half in width, with anotl,cr nopo Of iooso etonoH
below terminating in Q praGipieo, going down
M $751; s1 5s vasy o sfe rosf
to tho two CloRoa who laro nlade the
na,ne famous in connection with tho auccoaeful
rowing Mt Cambridge, was descending n,orrily
With companion on soft enow, and WIS within a
few yards Of tho lodge Of rock when nbovo tlem
thoy. saw an American boy, 12 yonra old,
coming down tho ico-slido load foremost at 4
fearful ratio. 1Ir. Closo Immediately r1lshod for
; ward and by an onorgetic spring jupt caught the
and saved him quito unhurt. Scarcely had Mr..
Close returned to his companion'B Bdo when
thoro camo oroa OF 't Sayo her, Close, naye hor,"
and looking toward the ico-slido, ho Baw Rus
Ag0in N1r. oioao sprsng forward md planting
bimsof ns firmly Us possible awaited hor. sllo
cano with such tremendous forco, having already
boon falling como distance, that Bho knocked
him OF his foot, and they went down toBethor |
tho ledge, seemed to tremblo for an instant on
tho vory edge OF tho rock, and thon Mr.. Coae,
by q wonderful effort, recovered his footing and
thoy wero safe. Tho American boy, Leslie, who
was still at tho lodge, had tho preaoneo Of mind
to plant his alpenstock and stand firmly by it.,
and no doubt tho slight resistance thus formed
gnvo Mr.. CloHo tho half-seconl no needed to
regain his footing. Mr.. Frederick Close WAS
thus instrumental In saying two lives, boing
fu11y n nanlt Tint II Mt thA riKE
OF his own. lii. Close belongs to an old Num-
chostnr family.
, 1873-08-14

Special Diapateh 10 The Chicago 1fibssue.
1.ASAILE, ILL.,, Aug 13.-Tllo csnasoat NJ. L. Adams
No. o. wns towed up from Peru with corn for Chicago
The prop Novelty towing tho eanal-boat Norway.
KIto departed, liglt for pcru. Tho cannl-boass ".
l.. Alan,s, from Peru, ind tho Deer Park, from
IaBallo both with corn for Chicago, passed. ltn the
csanal; anA the prop Novelty, towing tho cana-hoat
tbs eaa Eight tent anu sx nchcs u Watof % n to
ntre Sill Of Look IT, No report Of tho stage Of water
below
CANAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, AnH 13.--1 p. m.--An-
nIvEp-PeGr j. raul, Ottawa, 6HUo bu corn Occal,,
Ottawa, 5000 b1 corn ; North Alrrlca, Lasac, GDp0
bu corn Polar star, Lasallo, 6,00o BIZ corn prop
whale, Henry, $500 bu corn Friendship, Henry,
0Conncll, Saginaw, 80 yds stono Henrietta Walker,
Lemont 60 yds aona Edwin Wuiker Jr., Ie1nont, ~
yds atonc; Rescue, Ie1nont, s. yla 6tono; 3. T.,
Lemont, 81 yds stone; Gen. Mcploraon, Lenaont. CO
yda Stone; Martin 1Iogau, Lomont, 85 yla stone
Mayaowcr, Lc1uont, 80 y1s stone; W. J. Koebuck, Lc
r. IL. Atkinson, Lenont, 81t1 yda atono Augusta,
Lomont, G9 ylg stoue Florence boyer. Lamont, -
yds atonY; Eclipae, Lcont, 60 yla soao T. Harr!ng-
ion, Willow Springs, 81 tonB fce: dalona, Willow
0LganED-6racto ariawold, AIinooka, 14,577 It lun-
Canal orrIer, dnloAoo, Aug. 1a.-Ann1yrn-Prsp
0IEAnxp-aola Rod, 1asallo. soo3s IT lnmbor; In
dustry, Morris, light Harriet, Hencca, do; Maplu
leaf Joliet, &c. 1854 It lumber, co brH ce1uont; CubA.
Ottawa, Light; Merchant, Ottawa, 1900 It lumber
Drill, East Morris, light Montana, oneca dos Alidn
\. II. Atkinson do; 1scacuo do: W; noehi,ck, do;
Eclipse, do; Thnder,,o ln; Excelsior, Summit do
j. Douchard, Ottawa, 58, ,a00 II lumber.
, 1873-08-14

LrvEnronn. Aug. 13-11 A., rn.--1,rendaiuna nm
changed. Flour, 18taa0s. Winlor wheat, 12712s Id
arrinY, 1ln 2a@1a l0l; white, It's todalas "a; club,
12a 4@12s 3D. Corn, asa Oh Pork Cos, Lard Ban "a.
IlynnrooI: Ang. f9-1:3o r. m:-hiarket unchanged.
@o2sI account 011{@a2z< G-20s Of Co., 04K do Of
07t o5 lo-40a, o.; new 6e, po11 Eric, AK:
balanco today c4a7 900. 1sae q dscosnt for thrco
months' bills IN open market Lilo bclow bank rstc
rARtH, Aug 13.-ltcntea, h7f 40c.
LrvEnrooL. Aug. 13-Eventng,-Coton eaa!er mid
ding uplnnd, 8,Sd Orleans, ok aa1es II, 900 bnos
American, 1000 bafsa; speculation and export 1000
bales.
nrostatutr. quiet. Rcd winter wheat. 12s@l2s Sd.
Flour 28ata2Ds. Corn, 28s 01.
Choose, Ola.
oumborlanda, s8s Cd abort ribs, 40s.
, 1873-08-14

New YoAR, Aug. 13.-Thcro was sp!ritol dofnara
for cotton and WOODEN goods from frat hands, and tho
jobbng trade rather better. Heavy standard and
fine brown Hhcetings activo nnd firm. Fine and mo-
llun bleachod #hlrttnga brisk. aud several leading
makes in short supply. Cotton anncls selling freely
bnl wool fannels continue active Shirts and hosiery
improving. volyots aud yolvo!oous solling low at
aucton-
, 1873-08-14

East L1nEnry, ra., Aug. observation-disclosures, Ill
cars. Best, $G.00@o.35 medium, t5.25@5:57 com
mon, .4oo.o0 stockers, so.8o@s3o; bulls, s2.so@
$3.50.
Ioa8--Arrigals, g cara. PHILADELPHIA. t5.25@6.3o /;
yorkers, s5.1585.25.
BmEEp-Arrivals, 80 cars. Deat s. oo@5.7t; mOdi-
umt S4,60&5.00; common, $300@40o.
, 1873-08-14

Wore 1esa active Rates to Buffalo, 4tc !;
wheat to Kingston, 12c. The chartcrs reported wero
To Huttalo-stmr Amazon, nchr Sam Flint, coru n:
Axe. To Ktngat0n-8chrs ]. NJ. Foster aud JanlHlc1
wheat at 12o; achr Dlodntor and prop Alma Munro,
corn on priyato terms. To Now England via buffalo
Cleveland, corn tlrougl, rate win sarnin, prni,
City Of Detroit and largo Guiding Star, through.
Total. 10; capacity equAl to 81 u0 bit wheat and 200
000 bu Tho schr HunriRo chartered for run
ore from Escanaba to Cleveland at S2.70; tho Mary
Collins, Eacanaba to Erio at $2.45.