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criminal, who will be crushed by the weight
of their heavy grief; with his loving, faithful
wife, who must weep alone over her father
less children; with his parents, who have
lived an honored and useful life, and whose
virtues entitled them TO look for q far different
fate for their offspring. Yet very few will
believe that Governor Dix has committed an
error in the course he has pursued, or refuse
to give him credit for an earnest desire to
discharge his duty faithfully, regardless of his
personal feelings and despite IN unusual and
almost resistless pressure. Even those who
have been the most untiring in their appeals
for mercy will be forced to admit that it has
been denied them only in the cause of justice.
This does not imply that the efforts made by
the friends of the unhappy prisoner to secure
communication of his sentence have been in any
degree censurable or improper. 1t was the
privilege of all those to whom the guilty man
il dear--of all who honor and respect
his parents and who feel compassion for
his wife and children-to use every exer-
ton in their power 70 save him from
the scaffold. Nature prompted his rela-
tives to untiring and persistent labor in
his behalf, to the exhaustion OF every means
by which the Executive clemency might be
secured If they had faltered in this work
they would have been less than human they
would have been undeserving Of that affec-
Tomato respect that is now felt for them In
every manly heart. The crime for which
Foster rs to suffer and the manner of his death
can leave no stain upon them, for careless
| trainlAg md bad exampls did net sead him
, 1873-08-29
CANADA,

Comments Chilled Out by the Ncfunnl
Of Huntington to Appenr lfcfvre tho
Royal Comm 1,lisyiun-.3Micitlc or NIur.
iicr-~I,orsoIaal.
Speeiui Distutch to Tho Chtnnyo Tribune.
ToNoNTo; Aug. 28.-Tho AIinisteriasts arc
grontly' dtecomtltod by tho refusal Of Hunting
ton to appoar before the Commission. It lonves
them botwoon two firea. II ho goes, ho must ig-
moro Parliament and kill himBof with tho re-
form party; II not, md ho Is arrested and conn.,
pollod to go, It will nrouso much indignation
among tho people. To adviso him not to appear
would be an admission Of guilt. His letter yoB-
torday fl by all admitted to be unansworsblo us
to the ground taken. Howevor, tho Mail, Gov
ernmont organ, this morning aeouscs him Of
being ,,lnroaBonnbly factious In not appearing.
It charges him with being moro desirouH Of
o party triumph than full investigation. II f{g-
ureB that tho Oomihisaionors havo power by
fore them and give evidence OH oatl, and adds
Tint tho public will expect thonl. il necessary to
use that powor to Its utmost. I: BnyA; ave
haye no doubt the Commissioners will exotc;Ro
tho powor to It's fullest" Should thin bo done.
aud should Huntington b. bronsht a priaofaf
auco will hnyo boon reached, aud Indignation
will manifest itsolf III anotner way than by
words.
Dr.. Andrews, Of this city, who was arrested
on charge Of having procured en abortion,
to have gono to tho United statos.
The. banquet to hnvo. boon giyon Sir John 4.
Mcdonald horo, and that to tho Hon. Gibbs in
South Ontario, arc postponed indefinitely.
:, HAMILTON, Aug; "a man was found in
gether. It Ia either suioido or murder.
MONTREAL, Aug. 28.-Sir Thomas Dahln,
President Of tho Great Western Railway, III
England, las arrived here with his family.
, 1873-08-29

brakomon to put on tho brakes. Aa ho thought
Of tho danger he shouted. Now, boya, wo'to
gouo up, While tic brAlkeB Yrero betuc nut on
tho collision occurred. Ncano was not tlrt and,
Jumping out Of tho cahooso, ho started to ru,l
baok to Lonlont. Whau about half way there ho
mot NIL engine going to tho ,wrook, lul ln did
not hRt! tho on.nupr. IIo rnn on mil rctnuiuel
ail niglit either ut lilo wrecls or nj Lemont
(Allar tlf'i not rcculltct wlIci). I1o got On the
trnin which took tho l'apreiigera, md ,roilo to
,oiiot, wlio!o ro"1so lila family. Iio want to his
house, ad hid thoro. R,u1l .aftrr. Il bratl,or OF
Motzlor. one of tho ltnhonen WIKI, waH killed,
cAts," t9 his homo mud inquired for him tI3cnno),
ssnylng ho would s,oot hin, wiios lio got slight OF
'llias. Thia was sad to Bnano'a wifo, n1ret hla
friends ndviaod him to rloar out for fenr or mol
violence or lynch Inv. uo tilen wont to tho lttlo
town of Will, In vii! County, anl ttaonoo. won't to
1ndiann, whore ho llrod out to n German t,a1nod
Doolllor who could not apoaf. word Of English.
Thence ho returned. to Will, and lung about
thoro until unl,tnred.n
MIR. Miller fsrthor athtod that, through nnigh-
bora, helAd heard Of 1loano's whereabouts hofore
liowent to Indiana. Ono Kosslor a Baiti, Ind told
him that }lo had aeon Boano 60 into cor1l-flcld
nat moro than 1vo min,ttoB before tieteuttvo
aproared OIL his track, hlillor tlion orgnnized 4
littlo detective foroo of his own, with tho known
roa,llt. ... ....s. ....
Edward Bcane Is honvy-Het, square-shoulder-
cd man, rather below tho medium stature, and
ono would judge him to woigh about 165 pounds,
Thoro is nothing ugly about his countonanco.-
bestcnAB armueHa and resolution. He Ia about
~ years old has troe childron living. nndh hin wife
Is BOON aHatn to become mother. His fntnly
and Ills fnther mud mother reside in Joliet,
whoro, RI indeed eyorywhoro thoy aro Known
they 4ave the sympathy Of many frlonls.
, 1873-08-29
SPRINGFIELD.

Figures from tho Gtnto Ennrsi OF
Elunltzntton.~The N,tnlbCr Of Live
Sioux In tho Stnta--z elnnins OF n
Supposed suicide EouNd--i Kun Over
by n Txntn--Licellses &sraaatod.
= Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago 1ritune.
spR1Nar1E1D. H., Aug. 28.-Tho tabos pre-
pared for the use Of tho Board Of Equalization
show tint thero aro In tho stato $50, 9i7 head Of
horses. assessed ut an average of S52.41 cattle,
20l4,801, average, $1778; mules and ASSOC, !,
o3,8l0, average, 5000; shoep. 1,092, ,080, ay-
orage, $1.98; hogs, 8,6Gd,0s3, average,
49.l7. The improved lands Of tho
State are nsHessed ut S22.88 por aero; uninl-
proved, S467 por aero; average, $tl8.78. Tho
Board have boon engaged nil day in committee
work. Nothing was done in the nailroa1 Com
mittco Of public intoroBt, and it is not thought
tint there will be before next wook.
The remains Of Oswald EHrich, q barber, who
has been missing from his homo III this city for
several days, wcro found this morning nonr
OarlinviIlo, In an advanced Htato OF docoinposi-
tion. 1t is thought he committed suicide, az he
had boon for some tine past living q dissolute
ifo.
4 rnan. whoae name wo could not learn, was
run over mud killed by train on tho Springfield
& Southwestern Railroad this afternoon as it was
approaching this city. He made no effort to get
out OF tho way of tho train.
Licouses wcro issued to tho Lake Distilling
Company, of Chicago, capital, $400,00O; tho
Hart Manufacturing Company, Of Chicago, clpi-
tai, $50,000, by tic Secretary Of State to-day.
, 1873-08-29

Tho lntoly-organizcd and hghly-succesaful
Arcadian Club hold ono Of It's enjoyable weokly
reunions at tho Quinlan farm yesterday after-
noon. Tho me1nbors wero out In full forco, and
wcro better pleased with tho amusement thoy
had tllan ever boforo. lilo grovo wherein they
assembled is ono Of tho loYlicst spots In tho
vicinity Of oh1oago, and was tondorod for tho
day by It's owper, Mr. Simeon Quin1ant who iB a
mombor of the Club, and q thoroughly hospita-
bio gentleman ovory why ho ia taken. He and
his .rartnor, Mr.. William 2. Robinson. another
genial gentleman, wcso tho hoB:s On tho ocoa-
sion, and botweon them thoy left nothing 1l,l-
done that could In aly way contribute to tito
comfort Of their guests At tho conclusion Of
thu games, which consisted Of pigoon-shootlng,
rifle practice, and quoit-ptching, a splendid
supper NAB served OH tho groom sward bonoath
the SHADE Of tho trocs, and mot with marked al
tontion from all present, aud In addition to this
there was plenty Of cooling rofrcBhulents to bo
lad while sport was In progrcsa. Before the
Club ADJOURNED, N1r. Quintan generously tender
cd to the niombora tho free and exclusive uao Of
his grounds for ono year, together with all tho
arpurtenanccs. The compliment WAS suitably
acknowledged by the President, Mr. Il. Af.
Hooley, and the grounds wero named Arcadtan
Grove. It is locntcd On tho Jefferson road Q
mtloa from tho Courthouse. Tho following
gentlemen woro appointed q Committee On Mem
berelip: MeBsrB. Simeon Qninlan, Tom Foley,
John Stephens, J.:,H. Haynio, aud William
Turtle.
, 1873-08-29
Tho ponnsylvnnfn Coal sntorost.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Aug. 2s.-This forenoon q
muoting OF tho coal mon waa held at the oflco Of
Thomas Fawcett d Sons. q. O. Rioher was
called to tho chair, aud Addison Lia1o was mp
pointed Secretary. A resolution waa offered and
adopted that Ill coal morohanta will refuse to
send bargoa to any works: tho proprietora Of
which ar6 paying advanced rates for mining
coal. 4 committee was appointed to confer
with tho owners OF pits who nro paying id
Yanced rates, With view Of influencing than
tions wore also adopted roafllrining tho resolu-
tions adopted ut = previous meoting, opposing
any change in tho sizo Of scales or In tho sealo
OF priees. Tho operators present seemed doter-
mined to hold out against tho domauda Of tho
miners to tho bittor end.
A communication from Col; Morrill,, asking
for information as to the Improvement naed-
cd on tho Upper Chic was read. THO OBJ
ject waB to obtain data on which. to baae an ap-
plication for IN appropriation by Congress.
, 1873-08-29

: LoNnox, Aug. 28.-Capt. Halpine writea from
raised ut tho point designated by the electricians,
hut, upon testing tho wire, tho fault was found
to BIO to the eastward. Tho Great Eastorn had
experienced alternate fogs and galoH, Which
made the work Of graphing exceedingly diff
cult, Capt. Halpino Is aanguluo tho fault will
soon be found and remcd!ed.
NEW YonK, Aug. 28.-Tho Gable Office In this
city has received tho following:
"Tho Great Eastern WAS on tho Goth inst. IN
latitude 81 dog. 58 min. north and longitude %
dog. 40 min. west. The weather. has beon vory
foggy and bolsterous, and out Of twenty days
thoy had only sixty-nine hours OF WORKING
woather. With fine weather Capt. Halplne has
great hopes Of being successful in recovering
soady @ plokad Up W was tlse IN good % Condition.
, 1873-08-29
first half Of August. Tho ylol will be about
tlren- fnttrthH pf nm nvDrnpo crnn.

frat half Of August. Tho yoll will be about
tlree-fourthB OF an nvoraHe crop.
MARION, Linn Co., Iowa, Aug. 25.-Owing to
tho unfavorablo woathor for planting, and tho
proHont long continued dronght tho corn crop In
tl,is vicinity will not 10 f,ll Yield, % oorsid
yot. but with four wcnks' favorable wcathor
iwo-tlirdB yield IL esttmalod.
NIusoAr1vE. ntuscatino Co., Iowa. Aug. 2s.-
Tie corn crop will DO very short Ia THU vicinity,
OIL ncco,,nt OF tho long-onninucd drought. Wa
hayo llnl no raiu. other tan vory light showers,
since July ). .
Bun1lAaroN, Dos Mo!nos Co., Iowa, Aug. 2s
Corn In lhis vicinity will be hhnrt lIas boon
badly injured by drought. aud ripenod protnaluro-
earlior thnt usual in consequence. Frum two
thirds to throo-fourtha Of All ayorago orop Ia OK
peotei.
, 1873-08-29

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2s-11 h. m-Breat1atu1a 1rm.
Weathur wet nn unfuvoral'lc. Flonr, 2s9a9s. Wheat
Wintor, lis ID spring, 11g 4dGal9s ii; white, l2s
ea club, 12s s49l2a ID. Corn, oa ID PORK, CTS Cd.
Lard, 39s Cd.
L!vEnroo1, Aug 2s-2:ao ?. m.-pork, oss. Iost
unchanged.
LlvERpooI, Aug aa- p. .m.-Msrketa unchanged.
England has decreased Eio5j,ooo. Amount Of bullion
withdrawn from tho Dank of 1;uglanA on balance TO-
iay, flo,0oa Rate Of discount for three mouths bills
government eccurit!ea III oren narko. e pcr cen.
Conaos, 01A: h2Us of 0s 959s; dos Of VI 0j; 10-i1a
807s; INV ba Dlf; Eric 48k.
FnAsKfonr, Aug: 2s.-5-:0s Of 'oa, D815. -
pAniR, Aug. 2H-Nentes. baf. spUcs in tho Bank Of
Franco Las Increased 900 francs during tho paB
,Eoek.
L1vEnroo1, Aug. -Ercnlng--Cotton firm, mid
ding uplauts, b5Sl; Orleans, 05tt; Bnlcs, 5000
bales; American 1900 bales speculation md export,
5000 bales.
DreadatuGs firm; California whito wheat, average
quality, 12a I'd red Western spring. lis 4dG12a Id
winter Iut', ia Cd Flour, 1aGs90s. Cnrn, ana 3D.
Pork. G8s Cumberland nidalca. 37s Gd short r1bs,
<0s Gd. OhcoRc, 61s.
, 1873-08-29

Iant fcot sl, fye nchcs of water Oil Tho uiter.a Ut
Lock Is. No report Of tho s:aHn Of water helnw.
oAaAI OFFICE, Ctl1cAdo, Ahg. 2B-11i5 Il, ln.-An.
H1ykp-atantanl 1s,s'c o.9o,! bn corn oel. Tayl'5
Mortis, 70 to1.n :ai on'nh" asnaea, Ato lii enrn
81 ydH suno oI. Msr,in Lamont, ~ ylH rto,o Al
vnnco ts',o!., 81 yds stola: Harry, 1ctont, 81 ya
eihnt Col. Mh,!nlHg I4'n,ht, uJ yta stuno; q. ".
waIker 1s'n'',t. ~ ia. stone +: 4. Garlene SIR,
~ ,h+ stnne C',.riea Sce! Willow Ht3rrnn, on yta
tto'o: si't' Willow srng', ~ tina e; tce.|or,.
summit, " ytls stuilH Frnerek Afnrrfa, G,0 1,u
corn Constitution, Lctunt. III ys nsune Admiral,
l*'nont; 81 ydA stono; oasi.,ls,,, 1.oont, % yds
stuno; DLtatnr, Joliet, o,p10 bu corn.
CLEsisEn --Jrniiv, Mur!a wHg'ua; A.l,!rrw Iaek-
san - iris Hrt j Tia, rs url9 Fit joliet; Eliznleth,
hnrkM, ''9ln l'n wlsat rho'nt. I,mh;'ort; J. ].
.',,I.saI Masha Mor'r utss It nnIer. a5 lah y N
low Springs, - "
oti,oao, Aug. 29,--AnnrvrD-Nosth hmarlcn, H,r-
ssnon e. "oG nas IN sorn atKe. srnssoll 1900 b
n, corr, e. T. 1o.' onera, 6ao0 In Corn. H. VII H.
1er uoods!l. aorrfr, 8,s5o b., oats, s22i IL; seei
=: y Laotiarl, Lacon, 5BDD bu rorn; j. Harrington
Wlllnw Hprlnf.. II tunY lcc 10y - N'''''s'''
ChEtnED-Al'dn Juliet, o. oao # l,,nbor, r., III luh
Dolphin, otEnwa 1aoe Il lun,ber 1sahpa, Norris
Joliet, lam It lunll,cr o' 0''AA"''
, 1873-08-29

mahinF tho totsl % supny for TIC wei thus aqay fay
Market slow at ycserdayA prices for good cattle;
mon stock neglected. About eco disposed ot Sales:
80 Indiana seers g07 to 1201 tbs, At s3s5525 l36
Ohio stoera ~ los at 10 OHIO stockers. ay
BOO lta at t37s IS fat Te1an steera 1850 tb8 at
s5.l9x. There il large quantity Of small thin stock
In tho yard, which arc offered at 32.oo@250.
sheep and Lambs-necelpts today, including 70
ported arrivals, B00 making tho total supply for the
week thus far 1o,soo. Market BLOW at ycsterday'a
prices tor good atock: Common grades shade lower;
sales, Hl8 Michigan sheel av 7G9D4 tbs ut
400 Ohlo sheop, Az at Tbs. at s4.87H; 139 Gansda
sheep, Ito lbs. at *t7.s; 1.ol5 Canada larba ~
esa '1 e. aosd Cd Gensa lambs
t3.6o@6.25. according to quality, "
Hogs-Receirts to-day, Including reported arrivals,
25o0o Market at at about loo per cwt decline from
yesterday: salcs Of good fit hoga at S4.80@5.o6 !;
grasaers, and entirely neglected at tho lat
ter figures. :.
, 1873-08-29
Now York Llvc.ytoc.s ntar5sot,


New YonK, Aug. 2s.-Ioeyos-To-daya receipts
?134 head making 1877 for three dnys nga1nst 2776
thu Same time aBt week. Good beeves comparatively
scarco and rulod firm ut slight advanco but common
natives and TexnnH "re more tsn plenty AM, ranged
about 1ic lowar ihAn Mon1v with now Ralo at tho ro-
dncti" Poor to prltau na c stcere, 03@l2c; choice
aa't oxtra. 124{@12Sc: Anl,ng tho eaes wero cars
1in.oA steers, ewt, 1UAG5Iic; u cars, e,gt, 0ka
e,to u cars ~ cw 11I@S:No; 10 eara, e5fG7 owt,
tI@1154o; Q cara. ~ cwt, 1IEta13Ho: cars, 7tf
ewt, easa Missouri stsels, ~ cwt. i1@1iHo;
cars Texans, * cwt. ohGsac; i2 cara, ~ owt, g7o
care ecarat e"t, 8slo; Sears 5;d ows, 8kc; and
Sheep aud L,mbs-necoiptE os3o, making II 100 for
three dAya RgalAst TO- tOO Raule tinlo last Ece Good
sheep firsn and ehado higher; good lambs selling
fairly ut previous figures Common lamta decidedly
dull and weak, Bncep ranged at 4h@G15o; lambs
from Go to &c, with lew extra Stale soi Ut 84c.
Among she sales were car ohio shecp, o. tbs, eo;
CAT 81 ibs oc; cnrs II ibs bho; State limbs,
e lbs 8Ao; car, % bs. 90; cur, rs lbs So car,
GO tbs 74o; car, 80 lbs, and car, IS bs, 70.
swtno-To-aas'a arrivals 5000, MAILING 15,4oo for
threo days. agatnns 900 Same time laat week.
load Of heavy State loRs $50 lbs sold yesteray at
for heavy to light averages.
, 1873-08-29

Knalk Officers Commit Suicide.
DosroN, Aug. 28.-Willinn II. Buyco, PreHi-
don't Of tho First National Bank Of Lynu, Mass,
committed suicdo last ovoning.
TouonKEEpsrg, N. Y. Aug. 2s.--J. d. Roeau-
quest, Cashier Of tho First National Bnuk Of
TarlytoNn, haa committed anicitlo.
, 1873-08-29
IOWA.


!spfrfal Dfspatches to TAs Chicago 1rfbuu<.
osoEoIA, Clark Co., Town, Aug. 28.-Corn
LYONS, Citation Co., 1owa, Aug. 28.-Oorn III
this vicinity promiaoa to yield All average crop.
KEoRuK, Lee Co.. Town, Aug. 28.--rho psoa-
poet has been .thnt Wo would have an unusually
large corn Drop in this section, but tho drought
llaB injured it considerably; With good woetlior
from ttn time forward, tliore will 10 fair Yield.
D1oouFiEIn, Dayia o., Iowa, Aug. 2s--proa~
poet for corn In this vicinity IL worry favorable
Tor good crop, ..,-..,. .,.,..:....
ANAMosA, Jones Co.. To-, Aug. 2s.-Oorn crop
is luoking isoll iu this vicinity. Late rain has
boon great lolp to 1t.
Tlr1os. oedar oo;f, t., Aug. 2o.-nsy woath; l1;
not yield over halt tho average crop.
w.. GIENwoop, Mills o., a., Ang. 2s-On ao-
count pf drought Mills County will ylold but two
tliirt1u crop Of corn.
O1TpMwA, Wapolo Co.,, IT,. Aug. 28.-IAe
oorn orap III this county han hoen injured consld
oraby, by dronghtanrlng tho last ha4f Of July Anl
, 1873-08-29
THE IOWA BANDITS.


They nro believed to Iso in Lafayette
County Mo.
ST. Louis, Aug, 23.-A Bpooial to tho Ece4iay
Dispatch from Lexington, Mo-, says it is asssst-
cd by those who know TINT thero id not tho least
doubt that four or five Of tho Iowa train-robbors
hnve nlade thoir rendezvous in this (Lafayetto)
county. Two Of them were at Dovor, Just below
Lexington, day before yesterday, mounted on
splendid horaes, It IL believed that tho others
ware near by, as they do mt truet themselves
far away from each other. Three days ago,
throe Of the gang roae through the streets Of
Lexington, publicly made some purchases, aud
went sway. Tho citizons arc awod by them.
, 1873-08-29

limo than tho Bethesda spring at Wnnkcaha,-
inont springa III tho stato Battorioa
In tho telegraph Office l'avo boon
charged with tho wnter, aud It gave m tnstan-
tancoua and powerful current. rotHonB nro
drinking II Ill tho timo, mud nroat1y wonderful
curca Of rllouunt:n,, kidney complaints, aud
ottu' evils to w1,'h l.,l. 10 ilalr hnvo heon ro-
CORDED. Mr.. Sleeper, nEet of Tho Milwaukee Il
III. rauE ltailroad IL th.h lao, In. socrrnl CON
rrl Of Lie vol, usd expects II u,hlie 1t aa nl'toh
uf Il kuctoBB M tho Watko=lA Hrtor
, 1873-08-29

New ORLEANS, Aug. 29.-Falso and oxtrava-
leana having boen circulated clsowhoro, Dr.. G.
B. White, 1rosilont Of tho Board Of uoalth,
publishes a card, in which he says at this ditto,
Aug. %, only ono cnBo Of yellow foyer Ia untlor
treatmont in private practice, md another caeo
casos known to tho Board Of IfoaltIl.
Tho Galveston Health Ofllcor has issuod an
ordor that from and after Sunday. all Vessels
from Now Orleans or Hrashear will bo subject to
detention at quarantine.
, 1873-08-29

BALTIMORE; Aug. 2s.-Ca.tle opened moro active,
closing dull and heavy: very best sale, 61{@GHo
that generally ratod first quality, 47l@59se; medium
1905 Lend.
Hogs heayy; receipts duyresa tho market fair
demand It Ho lower corn.fed, 7G77sc stters, 0H
@G1{o. Receipts II ,7a0
siaop-Heavy roceipta aua brak demand at 4@5Ho.
Receipts 7,612.
, 1873-08-29

Special Dfapalch ta YAs Chtcano 7rtz'tne.
oAtHo, ILL.,, Aug. 28.-No word hhs yet boon
heard from tho dovornor granting o roBpito to
Campbell, WHO Ia to bo hanged horo Tomorrow.
Mr. Bird, the mover OF the petition, did not Ia
all likelihood roach tho Governor until this
morning.. Tho ecaifo}d has boon ereotoa, and
tho execution will certainly take plaoo II the
Governor does not Interfere,
, 1873-08-29

BDeo7aE D}spafck q IHe CHicd1o 1fi6tiAs.
magnetic sprlne on s tlio proporty Of tic MI
waukoe l. St. Paul Railroad, near thia city, has
caused quite an excitement anlong tho inhat-
itanta. The water Ia undoubtedly magnetic tho
copper pipe through which it aowa boing highly
charged, and ploeeB OF iron placed in 1t becoming
magnqttzed III an Incredibly short tImo. An
analyAls Of tue water sloWa II to contain loas
, 1873-08-29

NEW YoHK, Aug. 28,-Doth commssIon agents and
tobhors wore actively employed to-lay, anu 1nrgo
quantity Of gooda was distributed to tic Western and
Southwestern trauca Brown and bleachod cotton &C.
two md steady. Cotton tiannela In hrsk roqueat aud
medium grades scarco Prints In spirited demand
for package aud pcco LOTS Worated dress fabrcB co
tlnuo active, Ilnted reps aeling yfroely. Woolena
md wool lAnnes in domaud, aud tancy caasimeres
moro active. Foreign goods improving.
, 1873-08-29
MISSOURI,

Spccfai Dfs,atcl. to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
'A1ExANDltrA, Clark Co., Mo-, Aug, 2a.-Tho
prospect Ia worry fins for a good yield of corn.
A1ong The lino Of tlle Missouri, 1own d. Nebraska
Railroad thore nre Some excel1ont eltls, phrtou-
larly n Appanoose County. Town, and III North
ern Missouri.
, 1873-08-29

pErRorr, AIc,.., Aug. a8.-rAsHEu up-rrops Idaho,
Montana, Hleldon, Arabia tarls afalts, .9no noi!
eclr5 Il, o. lsulurtH Wand, lainbuw, L!llla Pratt,
0r.nade Vsennn i. 'ltanMuh, Yantoo Dlade, olive
l,rancl, Iosco naiforth, Mary Dattlo
PASTED Dowh-tropa fncttc, Comet, Tempest md
barge, jarvis Lord, Superior and barge, Forest Oity
aud bar9o Hehsa q horne, Gilmore, Freuluau, Kute
AIclltuoul, GarEItt audtl.
WiAn-Norlheast. -
DETROIT, MtcI., A,lg. 29-pAssgp Up--propH Isua-
nia, Townsend, .Alleghauy and bargos IIuckott and
barHea srhra ssnat0E, ChAs. Wall.
PASSED D0Wn--props Nuutotl, Michigan and barge,
Osonet!s; achra Eaga Wing, uobokou.
WIHD..-knrtlnaAt.
, 1873-08-29

TrTusv1114E Pa, Aug. 2S.-pntrncum market weak
and Usetlel, cuHng ut $l.3BG91s0 for rilusyllle
OIL City, delivered.
, 1873-08-29
.,s-.5orI. FF*9..750s
Tho Onc.4Auhafeu.N xa1lt. ~
anti. ILLINOIS lEeEtn &. or, rr,,

,,red.sl"lsrwonsy m % 1uoa 70 s'Set 1a1s gH
fnntry will bo hold at ouwego, Ill., sai :. ,ss. All
capt. A. c, Little will deliver ths aadi J., whom
ombols Of the rosinsopt or p9raoi .v,tea - q 10
propent., CARR J. r. NiGaAoNp, sosla' F'
:. Dn. Il. Il. WELD, Recrotury
EIalA,' ILL., hug. IL, lb7o.
, 1873-08-29

jitscfaI NspNlch q INt ChlttNo 7rioNHe:
Ia sAILE, ILL.,, Ang. :a.--tfko csnal:huat Monitor,
with corn for Chicago arrived fram Ierll. ahu t!lo
Htcu,ner Katie light l0n1nd f1r Ohcotin. To caNRl-
boat Monitor frun Peru, with carn fur Chicn9o, aa
tho prop leue from Ii BALLS win .noot-z1nt f9r ohi-
c4eo, pAteea luto tau caua. Aoth1n8 PaSseo ons'
, 1873-08-29
Boiler Explosion ut Portsmouth, o.

SNctal Dtspatch 70 YAt Chtca0o 1Fibune:
PoaTsAourl1, O., Aug. 2B.-A smal boiler IN
tho butchorfs shop Of Adam Custer exploded at
noon to-day with terrific force, passing up
through Two floors and tho roof and landing in
tho back yard. A largo toe-ohost, weighing
about two tons, WAS moved several foet, and
tho middle OF tho atroot. Nobody seriously
hurt.
, 1873-08-29

Speeta! Dispatch to 1ha Chicago 1ribHns.
AunoHA, ILL.,, Aug. 2a.--Tleru wete nu hatpH mndo
to-day owing to t uustcAuy co:,itiou Of ttlu nhcoss
market. Eleyon aud half cents MAI 4skel but only
10N centa oIIersd."
, 1873-08-29

NEW YORK,
'NEw YoRK. Aug. 2s.-Corros--lI!sher sntidung
upland, 9Us!{. ..-.
.ssa{ ass L., and p prlces generally
Ooru 1nspl In fair demand Wheat lcas Motive mud
lower: receipts, laoo 600 lu rstecteA srlug. Slaa
f,tSi No. Duluth, tl.oAi Nv. i f16ai white Mich.
, 1873-08-29

prr4snunon Aug. -Oattlo-ArrIyals, q cara boat,
t@e7So; medium, 6@5Ho; common, tN@4alo !;
atockers, $900@45d; !; bulls, 2A@2Ho..
Hogs-Arrsyals, "a cars Philadelphia, $40O@6. 90 !:
Yorkora, $4.60@5.00.
Bheop-ArrIvals, 10 cars best, b!H@5Xo medium,
tH@6o; common, noue selling.
, 1873-08-29
Pittsburgh OH Market.
Thu Produce HKaarik0ts

pTrraDun0H, Aug. 23.-Otnlo Petroleum QUOT At
$1.30 rullneu, weak Al sl.Go,