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, 1873-08-15
THE SlOuX-PAWNEE FIGHT.
How Il Is Explained by tho NInn In
Charge Of the Sioux.

O0AIALLA BIoux CANT.
WHITE MANa FonT, Aug. 4, 1873
n COL Hoodscard, Commander n Iost. Sidney, Nb:
On tho morning Of tho I'd Of August six Ogal~
ALA Sioux indians camo in from o scout aud ro-
ported tho Pawnoos in camp on tho Roo Fork of
tho Republican. Tho news croatod great excito-
mont In camp, and tho 8ioux determined to 60
and fight thom bofora thoy attacked our camp.
Little Wound oamo to mo and nakod II had
any orders M to keep them from going to o. light l
orders not to 60 to their reservation or among
tho whitoB to fight thom, but that ho had no
ordora about this part Of tho country. told him
would go with him md 300 the PawnoeH. but
Ind determined to fight, and nothing could atop
thom They said prevented tl,em from going
to tho Uto6, and they cano aud utolo thoir horses
and killed one Of their mon.
They thought tho aa'no thing would occur II
| started an tho Sd and were joinod by tho Brule
the camp of tho Pawnoos. On tho 4th thoy
Sn ap9n hFy syn 9g0ss Sg sou9 hsy s,ress c @
Tho pawnooa killed arc variously estimated from
so to 118, mostly women aud children. Tho
mon were MI absent, supposed to be out hunt
ing. Tho ogalallaa took seyen prisoners: throo
to 10 years. THO Indiana who havo tho
/ prisoners arc Black Boar, Twin Billy, Mad
Horee. Blnck Hawk, Grey Eyes eon-in-
Inv, Flying Hawk and Littlo Blue shiold. A
white man named Tom Williams had ohnrgo OF
tho pawnoes. They fought bravely. hut tho
Sioux outnumberel thon,, having five or six hun
drod braves. Tlis report ia as near as can got
from tho Indians.
Tho paunoes will know thoIexaet number they
lost Black Bear Inns Expressed lis willingness
to giyo up his prisoners II tho Government do
sires 1t. aud I think tho others will undoubtedly
do tho same. Your obedient servant,
ANTOINE JAMES,
In Charge Southern Indians Of oga,ala Tribe.
.s-Wo are now campcd on White Mhus
Crock, II miles above the timber.
ANTOINE JAMES.
, 1873-08-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Now York Finnnclnl Nc1vH.;
NEW YonG, July 1A.-S1onoy abundant at 3(74 per
cent, closing ats.
Rtcrng weak and lower undar liberal offerings Of
borrowed bills from second lalda. Rrcently conRtd-
erabln sterling been borrowed on stock coatcras
with tho privilege OF threo removals.
Customs roeospa today, $097 0oo for the week end
tiod weaker and declined from, tl54 to 11455 with
considerable 01ctoment but afterwards rallied to
1141z, closing With aalea at ll4s. LoAns wcre from
to per cent for carrying. Cearings, $50 0Oo The
Assistant Treasurer lsblrsod $40 000 Tho Secretary Of
tho Treasury decided to accept nil bltla for goi
amounting to $785 k00 at fro ia rs to 11603 Hpocia
shipments to-day $70 900 In silver bars.
etate bonds quiet.
Governments heavy and lower, In sympathy with
gold. Trnnsactions light and prices wore marked
down without uuy sales.
Stocks duh, but aA wholo frmer thnn ycsterdny.
Dealings generally wero slight. Tho st. Paul stocks
and Atln1ltio h Pacific preferred exceptionally
weak. st. lanl counnnn declined from b3ts to 81 Il,
and preferred from 73,< to II, but at tho closa
there was o rally to 61H and 7lH, respectively. Al
antio and paciiu leclinod from 2d to l5s, with lata
sales At 257. The greatest advance If to-dny III
Panama, which roae from 1146 to Ito. Next in roIut
Of interest were pacIAa Mail, Lake HhuFe, Western
Union, and Harlem. The short interest lAA been
largely Increased within tho mst few days. Mnrket
close4l steady.
Tho lfHtl Hays tho carse Of the doc1ns In st. Paul
atocka ID attrbuto 10 tie faot thRt the Directors to-day
decided to lecluro annual dividend Of per cent
payablo III February tnsteal Of n ssml-nnna dividend
Of ~ pcr oett, payable In August anu February.
Sterling, 1O8ai.
, 1873-08-15

The inhabitants Of tho Boulevard Poroiro.
Paris, woro witnesses, day Or two ago, Of a
chase Of the most exciting character. A dis
tinguiahed vetocipodo rider appears oyory day OIL
this boulevard, and performs remarkable foata
In that limo Of horHomanship. Uo Ind just bo-
stridden hia bicycle, whom cries Of "Out Of the
wayl Kill him; kill him |" rosounded through
tho atreota. Tho foot;;passcngera darted into
tho houBoa, c1ouing tho doors after them with Il
crash, and tho vo1oopodist WAS left alono on tho
road, nlong which ruahod an enormous dog. With
staring coat, iatlamed eyes, md java bathed in
foam. Tho 1nnstin, Which WAS evilontly mad,
rorcoiving tho bicycle aud It's unlncky rider, in
stantiy bounded utter It, md d cloud Of dnHt
soon concealed tho details Of tho chase. The
volocipei.ist whirled Ills machine round and
round, talking as many turns az q hare, but tho
horrible brute followed him closely. At 1ongth,
III despair lie dartod forward at full speed, whom
suddenly cry Of alarm burst from tho spocta-
tors ut the windows. The bicycle had broken
down and tho rider lad been thrown sonsoless
to tho ground, whilst tile dog, gathering up lis
remaining Btrongth sprang towards him. But
by this time the police Ind hoadod tho animal,
and one Of them cut of it's fore pawa with QUO
stroke of his sword, ,jnst AS tho flrioua beast
was about to throw LimBelf upon lis victim, who
soon awoko from Ills Bwoon to and himself safa
and sound.
, 1873-08-15
Illinois River nntt Canal News.

S1refat Ifspatch 70 The Chicago Tribune,
lAsAtLE, H., Aug- l4-The prop Mohawk Bella
arrived to-lhy towing the canul-boata Kenuebpc md
Lake Dopio; End tho canal.boat Monor arrived from
iefut all with coru for Chicago. No dispatches bv
tho river. Tho Mohawk Belo aud canal -bpaa Monitor
Mohto C4rtsto, h1esHcnRor, and k0nno1ec, all viii
corn for Chicago passed. into tho canal, and IT, q
the canai. Eight fect nn.l si1 1nchos Of water ou ta
nitro sill Of Lock 15. No report OF tho eaKo Of watar
below - "'|'@
CANAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, Aug. Ill fn.-Annrv.n
-alonireAl Ottawa, $500 hu corn; Paramount Ia
salle, 100 6u corn GGm iba timothy seod Gen, Rose.
6,800 bu cosn Georgia, soncra, 400 bu do: Brant
MorriH, 5000 bu do Elizabeth, Lockport' 1850 issi
corn, go brls Hour, 6,N'0 ba paper; Sligo Willog,
Springs, IS tons ice; II. s. Carpenter, sly. 80 yta
stone; Mary Walker. Lenont. s,G yda ato,le 80 6rs,
lime: J. Il. Walker 10 W y.ls Htoo; II. L. Peaseleo,
Lance do, 40 do; Harry DO. " do Col. Manning do,
% do: Geo. Jud'!, do, IS do; CuHi,lan 10, ao do
Constitution, Ao, 10 do; ". A, Rpel do B5 do: Gnl
Martin, do 90 do: Arabia, do, 8lh do; Trayelcr do.
81 do. ~
OLRAnHp-Bannor, Horny, 90, 0,oo5 It lumber: Leyf..
onH; North Anerica, Joliet, 120 ahiugBa burr uaf
Henry, o. Ill lumber, SO III lath, -'
CHICAGO Aug. l4-9 p. .nl.-ANH1vKD-Or1Aha gen.
eca. 1900 bll corn. a4 lhs ax-Aee $500 ibs timo
Thy seed Jeniiio Norris, 1000 bu corn $500 hu oaa
Cataract Isallc, 5700 lu corl 800 bu rye Ontario.
II toms lex, o-i
cLEAHk1--Nonarrh, Lockrort 6,U72 bu wheat, a0o<
brick 1900 lhs Hulldries Peter unl Paul, Ottawa
!lElt onondaga, Norris light; Brilliant Morris.
llght Nary oS!lly Toilet ght; Orion, Aaraellles,
Light Col. Taylor, LsBalle, i foot lumber. SO
loatR le Telegraph poles Doarl of Trade arseiitsy
II, 48S feot lumber, u tons cUal,
, 1873-08-15
Managing q 6nGlHfIal1l<1s

4 Pennsylvania lady llaB most romantic and
ingenious why Of managing the gentleman 40
happy III to bio her husband. Exabperated by
boxed her oars, tho other day. Tho..w wretohal
woman caBt hut one lingering roproaohful glanco
upon her lord and fed, simply obsorvmg III slle
departed that tho briny doop should wash away
dear to her-tho homo OF her married life full Of
beautiful and cherahcl momoriea-this heart
broken woman rnshed frauticaly to tho canal,
and, with one parting sigh, throw iu a large
atono with mighty splash. Thon allo wont and
husband and twenty othor mon hurried up with
horror depicted on their oountenances aud Wild
" dragged tho canal for hor body. Whom the
injured became convinced that tho wretch hasl
suffered enough, she appeared from bohiud tho
bnahos and led him homo, q resigned and willing
victim.
, 1873-08-15
LAKE DISASTER.

Wrook of tho LuMbor nnrgo J.. d.
Morton on Lake Eric, with tho
Probable Loss OF Two Scnmcn.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug 14-About 10 o'clock Inst
night, the lutnbor-bargo ]. D. Morton, Capt.
Petor II. Fioko, ono OF Blk in tow of tho steam
barge Sun, broke from her tow about twenty
miles down tho lake from this city, and in a
short timo she went to pieces, tho lake being
worry rough. Capt, Fckc, his wife md little girl,
and one sailor took the amall-boat, and were
savod by tho schooner hlary L. Bnrt, and brought
to this port. Two soamon, Lewis Malloy, Of
sarnia, and John Konnoy, from near London,
Ont, preferred to romain on the barge, and It
ton had on board about 200, 900 feet Of lumber,
and was bound from Saginaw to Eric Whom
last acen, Capt. Ficke aayH that two or tllroo
other barges we're laboring heavily, and 1t may
be that other disasters occurred to tho Bame
tow,
, 1873-08-15
"Whoro do you livo7' "On Oannl street."
lido you got any moncy2" Showed mo 20

hWhoro do you 1.-Two 2" "On Oann1 stroot."
"Do you got any uouoy?" bhowcd me 20
conts.
"Wl,at do You do with IT." "Giyo II to
hoBH."
How mnoh iloea he toll you to got ?" "Tif-
ty contB and dollnr."
III you do not got money enough, what doos
lo lo?" "Ho licks NO.
"Do you wlah 10 go home with mo, and atay
al night ?" uo shook his head ind showed mo
the 90 centB.
Have yon got to go to Canal atroet and carry
thia (harp-2h miteB) :" "YoH."
"Do you oyor rllo?' mo" .....
talkol With somo police oi1lcera about It last
evening. They treated mo with great courtesy,
but did not know what they could do.
4 strong doBiro o1sts In this part Of tho city
to have the mhttor agitated, and discussed, and
to find out w)lothor thcro Ia any remedy, mid. II
80, what atops should DO taken. Some havo sug,
gcstod tho propriety Of Booing the Italian
Consul. NJ.
Cu1oAuo, Aug. IL, 1873.
, 1873-08-15
Speech of Gov. booth, or California.
on tfao Isnilronl Question.

SAN FnASo,sco, CAL, Aug. 18.-Tho recont'
great speech OF Gov. booth upon tho railroad
Guostion lns been the priucipal tonic OF conyer-
sation to-day, and creatod profound scnsa-
tion.
After reviewing tho question Of tho tisintogra-
ton Of party ties. tho growing tendency today
for the eont1azaton of powoT and tho aggrega-
auencos Of tho Credit NIobiIior md the Contract
and Finance Company, ho passed. to an ill,lHtra-
tion Of tho absolute power Of railways to monop-
olize tho commercial business OF tho country
and ruin all competition by systomB Of Bpoolal
and discriminating rates for transportation.
Whom touching upon the subject OF tho Con-
tral Pacific nailroad, aud it's interference in
political and mercantile affairs on tho Pacific
atcd Or emotional. appeal to tho oxporfenco
OF any busiuesB man in this community who
takes part feels an interest in public affairs,
Get together committee for the purpose Of
considering question of public Importance,
ground, how many will fool that 1t iB dangerous
ground full Of pitfalls for their pereona aafoty;
attempt an organization to resist railroad
donand, no m matter how bold J., and uu7
should tko to join you, but 1t will iujure
me in my business. Tho railroad can talie
away special rate, or givo it to my ncigh-
Dor. They can give all along the limo, 10 TINT
mono Of thoir employees shall deal with you. They
can ruin merchants who will not regard their
orlors. 1t may be question OF ruin, Of bank
r,ptcy. OF bread to my fa1niiy. Tho struggle OF
his manhood is earnest and painful, but tic yoke
is upon his neck, tho iron III his soul. a ballot-
box is stufrod Or returns altered to carry ono
subsidy. Another demand follows. Mon will
say, 4 know it is wrong; 1t ia IN outrage; but
my property ia all In tho city. They could not
affect Its ultimate valuo, but it il mortgagcd
Thoy unaettlo prices by their threat, and I
should havo the Sheriff Of my door, What ill.,
torest is thore here which cannot DO mado to
feel this iron prossuso7 But, ns it it wore
too tedious to capture theso several intor-
oBts IN aotlil, tlloy SO to Congross and domautl
tho possession Of Goat island, and still demand
1t. and boast that they will got It, and thoy will
get 1t II thoy carry this election. IhiB island
was reserved for military purposes, aud 1loy
scarcely intend to change its purpose. They
only intend to lombard tho city, instead OF ita
ononlios, whou it refuses thor demand, God i'll
11oayen!-.yon aro q hundred thousand; they
nre threol Have they got tho hook III The jaws
Of tho leviathan to draw as they please 2 Even
In the country tho farmers will toll yon TINT tho
rates may DO changed, their depota moved, tlloir
accommodations restricted, or that they own
Up upon raroad sections. with imporisct titlea and
nls,ity hopes arc hold out, and thrcats aro
, 1873-08-15
A,arors, 1sonrl of rrn,,c.

Sptc1al DlspatcA 70 The Chfcaoo Tribune.
AUhonA, ILL.,, Aug. Ill. ]. Iampaon to Valentino
h Cane, 205 !hs buter, 2aho l.. 1en}amn to Valentine
Caso, 24o lbh h,ittcr a. 2a9o; Fred Ttlc, Of Lodi
Jameson h nord, 70 tona 1neal ut sl4o0 por tof !;
ThomnH Judd to poleg Young. got Fairtanha stock
s''ss s,t at Tonas ssoet JUDD se.os 10 D.
L. I,enja,nln, q fat hogs, on foot, to
Haywood At $4.25; 9. f. Paul 10 D. Valentino, s2s
decces wool at 40c 400 LIS Town wool to D. Valentino
at 40c.
1nyors were quito eearce aud It woul1 he we'll for
Chicago men to attend tho nleetings Of TUG Boar,l
city. Tho following articles woro offcred, hut not
sold: Eighteen heh Of fat sscera 400 cllecae l6o
bsiahoH Of wheat TOO bushcls Of old white oata lSoo
ibH OF butter.
, 1873-08-15
Now York Live Stock Market.

fEw YonK, Aug. 1A.-Deeves--E1cluaivo Of I! car
loatA detained by landslide on the Erie nailroat,
roceipts were 117o, ,naking 8,B4o slnco. Monday,
against .376 tho BANJO tno Last wcek large PRO
portion Of tho arrivals reached tho market th Tho
afternoon, and number Of cAr-lohtlH remain unaol
Tho donand Is fair, and pr,ces wore about tho
as Monday for similar 1'lalties Nntves ranged at
10h@12Ac; Texans, 7al0Hc; Afow aalea Al 10k{9t1o.
Aulong tho transactions Ii Illinois steera
* cwt, at 11ho; cnra, X cwt, 11lo; cars, ~
* * oW csas ss sT'' iie 81: sSF ow
ike; cars thorokee cattle, 6h cwte, 101c; cara
illinois, OK cwt, ears, o5 cwt, lie; q cars
chatce, 7 cw, 10N@lle.
Sheep and Lambs--Nceoipts. $3.50, making 6,as0
since Monday, against 8,A2B tl,no last week.
harkot fair 1T prevons prices, with 1era salea Il.
@eNc for sheep, and 7@sNe for lambs. salea lii
clo cars Ohio sheep, av 83 lbs. at 55Sc; car, av
50 a, Mt 61lc car, AZ 90 s at 6t1c; ear Canada
laoa, 65h lta At 7'lo, al cars State lambs, ay
ca lbs, at G9D13o. ....
swine-To-,faya receipts 1000, makihg 900 since
Monday, agnIns H. $50 timo 1aBt week. Market
firm at 5k@5,lc nlivo, and 6t1ds73sc dressed.
, 1873-08-15

New YonK, Aug. 14.-0f the 407 cases pre-
henteu for arnitratton to the Mlsoa uommlhs!on'
Bevon remain unsettled. and tho Commission
hope to finish these within tho stipulatod time.
Tho greatest part Of the work, and expense, too,
Is in tho printing, the cost Of which work, too,
is advanced by tho United States Govornmont,
tho ahnro Of tho British Government being do
terminod quarterly and returned. Tho amount
awarded upon each clai1n ia to be taxed per
cent for expenses. When tho casos arc oil de-
cidod, the gross sum which iB to bo phid will bo
stated. The duplicate journals and accounts
liz two o'slSo aovermont n '"o prntine oces
in Newport, tho ono in Boston, tho
ono in Now York, and tho two in Washington de-
vote all tlloir spare tino to this work. Tho bulk
of tho printing il being done Ill tho last-namod
city, Divided between tho American and English
houses. In ono easo, not yet ilnishod. U,000
printed pages have boon furnished aud the
briofs hav0 not yet boen put into typo. The
e1po1lBes Of the Commission are to DO paid whun
tho labors Of the Commission arc finished.
, 1873-08-15
for n physician, who arrived MI hour and u hn't
later, just aftor tho young man expired. De-
ceased was 10 years Of ago.
milwaukee,.
Tho burglars Allen md 1tnvglO
Found dsuiltY-.H Nj iscc1 1InncollA.

Tho burglars Allen md 1tnggio
Found lty-.rliAccllnncoNA.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 14.-Conclusivo testimony
on Wednesday, In the caao agatnst Al1on and
Raggio caused tho prisonors to change their limo
OF dofcnco. It was stated that Allon aoknow1-
odgod Ills guilt as ono Of tho parties to Whoo1-
or's robbery but exoulpated 1saggio from oil
participation. Tho prisoners were both allowed
to testify for thomselvoa and Btrong effort
was ma1o to Boouro tho acquittal Of 1saggio.
Jack Allen testified that ho was accompanied by
john IIonlricks and John Williams, aud o1aimed
TINT ho did not moot 1saggio until noar tho depot
Of tho Northwestern Railway. Ho appeared
tho stand, but was twico trpped in his atato-
mont. OF course, Raggio claimed he
nothing to do with tic : robbery md
onoa TINT h. .a ytod Ea~aTas store in
nlHo denfod having played caraa at tho Fond du
pany with Allen and other shiovos Of tho gang |;
but this WA established beyond doubt Gy tho
Fond du Lno House, md n produce dealer na1nod
Dorcherdt. Tho caao waa given to tho Jury
nbout l o'clock, who returned In about twonty
minutoa with d voraict Of guilty. The priBonora
receive tho full extent OF tho Inv, which a tllrco
yoara In State Prison or ct Houao of Correc-
tion. Aa thoy would likely to give tho
inspector OF tho House Of Correction much
tronblo, they will probably 10 aont to Waupun.
Tho prisoners attracted crowds Along thor limo
Of ninrch from tho station to the courtroom
and back. Tho ollicors wore Obliged to oxorciso
caro- that friends would not ofrcot n roscuo.
Othor informationB arc pending agninst con-
vfcts for robbories on tho East and Wost Sides.
Gov. Washburn and staff will roviow tho First
Regiment Of State militia hero tomorrow. Tho
regiment iB composed OF homo companies. All
are aottvo for parnlo this afternoon.
This ovoning thoro will be grand promenade
concort.a at milwaukee, Garden, III honor Of tho
GnNnrnnr aud AtnfT.
, 1873-08-15

were moderately nctve qlutabo at 4o for corn. u.
Scn ec tos s wnsa I an and ~ for oa.a buffalo, and tor
~ M ~ llo ior corn 10 Kingston. Ghartora wero
corn on private terms; prop PHILADELPHIA, corn and
Wheat aha prop hlohawk, wheat private terma. To
hnRston~selr Amoskeag nnd havana, coru at tic !:
% sss,r H. T. Hiagic. what 1t 1lAo, To oswego-sehr
!" Movaa e. corn as losc. TO Fort colhorno-schr Or
y!eat on private terms. 10 New England VIA oae1,s.
b'fan-Pfop oily Of Now York corn 1t a5o Tots1 II
capacity equal to Qo1 by wheat nnd 100000 bu corn
Tho achr larnico was takon for iron orc from Escau
MA TO Cleveland Mt t2.25; bark Acorn, L'Anao Ia
Cleveland ut $40, OF to Eric ut 1850,
, 1873-08-15

Special DfspNtcA 70 The Chicago 7F75une,
I.AsALrE. Aug. l4.-Franois, Hon OF Mlehael
O'Connor q farlnor of tho Township Of Utica,
drove a tonm down to tho Illinois Nlyor yeBtor.
day, and got load of wator. Soon after raturn-
Ing, when about to aligAt from tho wagon, wlilo
holding pail Of wator In hs hand, l!e fell to
dIatoly not up aid Walked into tho house.
lilo told iliH mother and brother that he bolioyod
he waH badly hurt. They did not think it poa-
siblc, but III compliance with his outrea.ius. .sent
, 1873-08-15

CINCINNATI.
se2sssSo. whest llr a. sisssl.as cosa ts ateady y
at 489A7o. Rye atsay At 6881oc. Oats steady at 33
@4tc
pnovs1oka-pork firm at SO. .50S917.o0, Lard Quiet;
steam nominal Ct &C.; kettle hela It S3<@aAc Bulk
clear rib, 9fc cash Or buyer August clear, 9Hc,
Bacon stealy; ahonlders ac; clear rib 10Y clear,
1olSo. Se,,.nx zx,,,, >, o.,
CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND Aug. 4.-pHEADIrurfs--Wheat III far
demand and tirm No. rod sod nj $I.i4; No. Mt
$l.3a Corn steasy aud firm ut 4s@4ac. oats 4nat at
3se:
px7n01Sua-steady y,19 Sna t~@ Unchanged.
t. s5riys, siss sn'Ssr G!:aleea, ss snsi
srst; es sf' soliee S sspisaesf @ s9 Nc: 9s?
a1nbc! illinois, slis. Corn active md highor high
a;s s ssss ns aS mIss nps IS ss ss.:HaSs aS .
p;SssSgs S Fses'oa &C.
Nlox1rra-Flour, 600 brA wheat, 20 900 but; corn
$4,000 bu oats, 4,o6o hu,
DETROIT.
DErnorr, Aug. 1A.-DnxA ns1u urrs-Flour quiet and
No. s47 amber elots1 Ut t1s s4ox SA id. <tas cop
steady and uuchausSa o4!s a good doi'innd at Use.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. l4.-DnEADsrurrs--F1ou firm
and In fair demand spring axras, x575l9875. Wheat
dn and unsettled ~ !; fIas No. 2, s12s spot
held firm No. ?, 2ae: Corn in fair demand sna
higher NJ: safs. isyo steady No. i, oao harley
FaE1auTs-To Buffalo, 80; Oawrgo, l2e.
REoElr4s-Flour. 1908 br]s wheat. 10000 hu.
snlraEs7s-E'0ar IS 14ee9 Go,'is S;l; wheat d''0o bu
ST. LOUIS, Arg. 14.-BuEADsrupYs-Fo, qniat ont
unchanged Wheat higher but rather loss active No.
fA, sil3@i.. 0ori setive and higher; No. j. J5asyc
cash. 4uo August, 41n septemhor, 42o Octabur Oats
W,1auG-A shaio better, at 91@s1Xo. -......
lNov1s1oNs-pork ~, ,uneshansea q 49, 7s@17
clear 1o,s@l1u. Lard aru summer stoaul 7Te; rc.
lIoaa~Ietter, at sl.3s94.o5.
CArrIE-Quiet no ahirpng lots on the market I:
To1sns range at sl.sos4so atiys cows aud LETTERS,
f40094.00 -.--
I.ouIHv1f.IE, Aug. 4.-DAEAnBTuTRs-rour arm,
With good doman'', espeelany for nov; extra family
pnovls1oEs-Mesa pork ,atealy at slo.75@l1,eo.
BACON .teady; sh9nders gASg':c; CLEAR RIB 1o!i
and ,lncla.god; hanas steady; plain, 1yccS13Io; ;
sugns-curet, 14%@l6s I%rd aies md unchanged
MEMrn1s, Aug. 14.--Cuton dull nnd lower os,l!na-
n I. le%@so; 9S; eood ordinary l5@l5do; low mid
DasAnarurrs-Flour dull and nominal. cornnenl
lower at sass. Corn dull aud unchanged. Oats iii
good demand at 1856.
lIAY-Dul aud nominal.
DnAN-8carco aud Gr1n at $l7.0n9l8,D0.
raoyIsloaB-Bacon steady; shoalders ~; sides,
NEW YORK,
NHw YoRK. Aug. A.-cor7oA-Dul: miatliing up
DaEAnsrvrra--r7our shipping sraaea ar,nsr and
Nesorn and State, a6.o0; common to good extra,
si gooa TO faos io whe y. xhsst
= Gosa saend Wsstssa stesmsr ssios5se: %Ssat
, 1873-08-15

The Andrraoi uros. hayo for tho laat Elk years been
studying tho waats Of tho Chicago public, aud now
hayo . model establishment IN tho1r now European
Hotel Oh Madison street, botween Clark mud IlHallo
u from 81 to 81 por day. II you want good oal u
moacrato prcn you will hd thuIn llanA to gorvc
you from, a. H. to Il. nj. Thu hill OF faro contains
everything that u obainablo from tho East, Wost,
North, or South, and their cooking canlot 10 OK
cellet, 1ates' dnin4-ropm OIL parlnr toor. Ladies'
mt rlaco 10 duo and ycut,
, 1873-08-15
DcutA from Cureleysucsv.

sANpUsKY, O., Aug. l4.--An accident occurred
within ono milo of town this afternoon about
. O'Clock, by which young lady ngod II years
fooling with shotgun, pulled the trigger, aud
tho contents lodged III tho young lady's hoad,
from the effects Of which She died soon after.
, 1873-08-15

has incrcaaod $9l oGD.
IlynnrooL. Ang. t4.-Uotton anet aud stoady;
middlnR upland, s5sa Orleans, 5kd Bales 12,tn5
6ncs; Americana 0o0 bales speculation and export,
1900 bnleR,
DrcnlatuGa quiet. Rod wtnter WHEAT t2sai2a Oil,
ais. Cumberland tnidsllos, a7s short Ribs, ioa.
, 1873-08-15
FOrelHsa NInrl1ctss

IlyEnpooI, Aug. I'LL u. nl.--Markat unchanged.
L1vsnroo1, Aug. l4--2 !: ,I.-alaslst unehanKoa.
l1vEnro9L, AMI l4-2:3o j. m.-Dscadstuua ILL.,
clnngol. lard, 3Bs ID.
I.oanoA, AMI. 1l-6 p. m.-Conaols, oa,t@oa7t
eat new 81, ul}4 Erie, II.
Amount of bullion gone iuso the Bank Of England On
, 1873-08-15
ElmWood ind Warwick.

Elmwood and Warwiolk.
Tho snperiority Of tho stock used III mailing tho
Elmwood and "arwluk collars, anu tho ogus folded all
sEound are the roasons why thoy ukeI betor han
any otAer.
, 1873-08-15

BALTIMORE Aug. A,-Cutio-Opouoa fairly netiye
and closed slow worry beat on aalr, h.4@Ba{o; that
gonerally rated hrst quality, 4k93:@c; medium or
good fair quality, 8A@tNc Receipts, l,128: sales,
1,125.
Hogs-fn fair demand Light Bnaooth, 71A@711c.
Receipts, TO.
ghocp-In good lomsnd ; good fat t,c higher cons
mon 70 fair, 485%c falr TO good, 6@51Sc. Receipts,
A193.
, 1873-08-15
Now York Dry d:oods Market.

NEw YonK, Aug. 1A.-The stormy weather checked
TRADE TO- day, but ce1n1nsaton housea were farly
slight changes. Lonadao and Fruit Of Loom bloachod
Rhfitinga wero advanced 11c; Agawam and Cabot A
brown RhecttngB were reduced No; LipEuan II and
Massachusetts D brown drills were put down Hc;
rolled jacnneta advanced to %; prints acsve. Dlack
beavers, Moscowa and fancy casaimcrca selling we'll,
and wool Hanneld ani fino bla11keta brisk.