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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26

Anger.-rhe Defiance Democrat got up
its anger at a pastor of the NJ. 4 Church
of Fort Wayne, who delivered lectun
on temperance recently, and then til
editors repent and furnish this chapter
ON anger
"Oi all the passions there is none so
extravagant aud outrageous rs th { OF
anger; other p tssiOns solicit AMI misleau
us,. bnt this runs away with us by force.
and hurri s as we'll To our own as an
others ruin; 1t talls many times upon the
wrong rerson, aud discharR, itself upon
the innocent instead OF the guilty, and
makes the most trivial offences TO be-
capital, and Furnishes an iacOnsidorate
word perhaps with letters, or death it
allows AAn neitheg TINA nor means for
defence. but Judges a cause without hear
Ing IL, and admits of no meditation it
spares nither friends nor foe, but It tears
all to pieces and casts humln nature into
perpetual state ol waT,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26
Prohibition Ticket.--Just as we are 20.

Prohibition Ticket.--Just as we are go.
ing to press we learn that the Prohibition.
lists put In nomination yesterday at Bowl.
ing green the following ticket:
Commissioner--W Wesley Shaner.
Auditor--I. n. Thornton.
Treasurer--R. V. Austin.
Clerk--II. s. Lease.
Sheriif--Thomas Burson.
Infirmary Director-J. S. Benschotcr,
Coroner George France.
OF this hasty action we shall have
something to say in the future.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26

Personal. Mr.. ID. b. Angler removed
his family IRON Npoleon to Bryan last
week with the view of taking charge OF
the Bryan Press which he has purchased
AIMoS HALL a promising young at
torney who has lately located in Toledo,
and ROBERT NJ. MURRY, of wapakoneta,
were admitted to practice in the U. S,
Coart at Cleveland on Tuesday.
Onr yonng friend Mr., GEo, S, OAsFIELD,
who has lately completed hiS education at
Ann Arbor and is now on the Toledo Com.
mtreiI editorial staff again, was among the
familiar .cenes Of his bnyhqo dsys in the
High School Boom last evening, taking
notes.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26
PIrrsBURs q CHICAGO Ry
QOJHG WEST

On and after January l2, 1874, Trains will
run as follows, (dailY except SnndaYs)i
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26

Free Lecture.-Rev. II. ALLEN, six
years a missionary In Burmah, and now
District Secretary for the American
Baptist Missionary Union, will deliver a
Free Lecture at the Baptist Chui ch, on
Friday evening, July 3, 1874. Mr.. AL
LEN will give an account of the heather
without the Gospel, and speak of the
labors, trials and sacrifices OF the Mis-
sionaries among them. lie will also pre-
sent specimen of the idols Worship d
by the Burmese, sing a hymn in the
Burman language, and repeat part of
heathen prayer, such as is addressed to
their idol gods.
A collection for missions will be taken
at the clio e of the lecture.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26

Regatta on the Fourth, Not yet hav.
ing been furnished with programme for
the celebration of the 4th Of July in this
place, we take it forgranted that it is to be
political pow WOW in which lager beer
is to be master OF ceremonies. We under
stand that the bills are out, but they have
been kept so close that we have not been
able to see one as yet. We had hoped
that all differences of opinion, politically
and otherwise, might he laid aside on this
national holiday and all join in in its cele-
bration.
The members OF the pleasure boat clubs
held meeting on Wednesday evening
and decided to have regatta on the after
noon OF the 18th, in which all two and
four ored pleasure boats may participate.
The distance to be rowcd is from the Plan
ing mill to Mcknight Island and return.
The premium to be awarded to the fastest
boat is a silk banner Entries may be
made from now until the 4th with Mr.. G..
B. SHEPLER, ut the ID. & VI. depot.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26

Single copies Of the JOURNAL can be
had Of Mr. Z. d. Ross, at the PostofIice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26

Assault.--On Wednesday FRFD. HIL-
LABRAND made an assault on JOSH PH
CRABB, and intlicting severe and almost
fatal wounds. FRED. was under arrest
ut rhe time the assault was committed TOR
the third assault upon his mother within
the past three weeks, arising from quar-
rel, as we learn over the property which
was all decided to the mother prior to the
death OF Mr.. HILLABRANp. He had a
quarrel with Mr.. CRABB in the morning
and upon meeting him about noon struck
him in the face with stone, as is sup
posed, knocking him down and then
kicking him in the head with his heels.
M. CRABB was left in lifeless condi
tion for sometime after, AMI will probably
loose an eye II he rtcovers from the tf-
fects. Marshal CHARLES TOOK FRLD to
Jail in Bowling Green to await a hearing
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26
PERRYsRURG MARKETS.

ooRREcrED wTEkLr ny 0nBERr BEkcH AND
JAAEs P. AvERILL.
PERRYsRuRe, June 26, 1874.
Wheat'',. 81 lS@l IS Flour Ephbl..., SIS 90
Corn W l00ibs .65017Ou Oats -. go. 47rD4s
do shelled $4,000 0lRyeu..,........ :. s5c
Dressed Beef 5f03 Clover seed W bu. S 90
Pork W bhl -, sl6 O0IChickeps W III ..f@so
Hogs ''''s9 sS9S 80 rurkeYs " No., ,lOc
Potatoes. Y 330pl 90 Beans, Navy. az SO
nried Apples l09l2e El'eans, Oommoq. 81 80
hutter' '''i 49, lO'1ls Lard :.'.' s6i 0e
Eggs ,''' '''' lie Feathers -. ,fafDS0e
FlaE Sesa""iii
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26

Police COurt.-A half hour spent with
Police Justice ScHwINT in review Of his
blotter," reached the fact that he has
had some business before him lately.
On the 18th inst. John Shay, John Pat.
erson and Henry Farley were arrested by
W. L, Cook, Deputy Marshal, for yngrancy,
Sentence six days on bread and water,
or one hour TO leave town left town.
June 17th-Edward Bicker, by w, L
Cook, charged with drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct-sent up for 81 80 to de.
fray necessary expenses.
June lsth--James McCary, BY Marshal
Charles, for floating around loose and
making himself dangerous, was locked up
until thi 2Sd when lie was sentenced to 80
days on bread and water, or allowed one
hour to leave town. Accepted the latter
June 23d Jacob Ames, by the whole
Police force, for drunkenness and disorder,
ly CONDUCT, Fine and costs, SIS. For
want of collateral was sent up-afterward
put up scrip.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26

Business Extending. The Business OF
Ms'srs. PEcK, HAMILTON & Co. is ex-
tending far beyond the limits of Wood
county. SO far this spring they have re-
ceived 100000 feet of Pine lumber and
over 200 shingles by boat and rail
They are filling So 900 order this week
for THOMAS MITrENBERGER, of Bellion-
taine; also 81 900 order for A. CLAY
son, to be shipped to the neighDorhood
of Sidnly. The successful competition
with Be!lfontaine and Sidnay in the furn-
ishing of building material Is a feather
in the cap OF the above firm.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26

Painful Accidents. On Monday last
while Mr.. G. w. NORTON was driving In
buggy out to his fIrm, the king bolt to
his buggy came out which let the fore
part of the buggy drop suddenly to the
ground. Mr.. n. was thrown violently
to tn e ground, receiving severe bruiS, 8
and a sudden wrench in the neck from
which he has not been ale to speak
above whisp r since. The horse run
some di;tanee with the f0rewheels Of the
buggy but was caught without doing
much damage.
Oh Wednesday DR.. A. S. CoNDGr went
bthind horse that was hitched in front
of the Postofflc3 with the view of exam
ening the git-up and-pit of the animal.
and when in proper distance to receive
the full force Of tue muscular powers of
The animal it let slip both hind feet, one
OF which struck the doctor just above the
knee producing a severe bruise, He
didn't buy that horse.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26

Advertised Letters. 1.-THE following Iei.
tersremriu in the Postoiiiceat PerryshHrg, o.
for the week ending June 2S, 1915;
Dake, Samuel Jackson, WIN. Brui.
Ford, VIM, MeGovern Miehl.
HnushOlder. Lucas Thmnas Geo. A.
Hanny, John Williams Jas.
Hettinger, Sarah Wolcott, Nelson.
Plsasscall for advertised letters, aud give
the date If this list. Once hogrs from s A, NJ,
oa Il. N. aud s To 1907 NJ.
ELBEEr d. Ross, P. NJ.
We have heard many definitious Of
prayer, hut the f'llowlng tills the III bet
ter than them all;
4" Prayer is the burdsn Of . sigh,
The falling Of tear
The upward planeing Of AN eye,
WAsa gone eaI GOD is ueaF"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

n NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sbenff's yale-.C. q. Baird.
DiasoIuiion NoLloe- shannon 3 Benaehoier.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-06-26
The Drunkard-makel 5 SolIIoduy.

June 25, 1874.
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY AUGUST II

sAEr-Iake. sllo@2 IS; Ohio. liver, 81 sO9l.o. |
soDA-EngIish, 7gl , Amerlcan, 1zg7c:
CANDLES and Work Serrnan, 1910. Rabbits
~ TIMERS STOCK AND METALS.
Trade Is good and improving. TN plate Is
quoted, IC l0xl4 charcoal first quality, sls % TX
SO 90; &c. l4x2o roofing, Tin So So IC, roofing
Tin, DC and other sizes at the usual proportions
ate rates. Copper bottoms. sc. Brass kettle,
SIC. No. q iron b, &c: No. 2 smooth iron g, &c.
count rom the new list zinc per sheet c per
cask, l0zc. Pig lin, Straits, 30c: bright an
ID T sbe SS to 6 Ps r. sna o
bright, and SOC for Laquered. by the hurdle;
solder timers, lsc. Coppersheeting Il to Is OK,
bottoms s5e na SIS bar Anu;
poS x pr ce sao of % Tiss e
ioc 30 r. Sc Demand sefiSe and q sEa de-
good. .-7s.--.... 80
Nothing new can be reported for this market
Hay-Loose Timothy is quoted at sl5@is PEI
| ton from wagons. Tight pressed is quoted at SIC
OH; and loose ditto at sl69I7, and g more from
sTEAw-rs selling at soeioc per hundred
pound, or at 81 5oe5 per load.
OILS.
IAnseed oil, raw. s2@9Sc; boiled, sz@9sc
Lard oil, current make, winter strained, 95cgsI
Tanners oil, Straits best, 65@7oc. Banks best
l4ISc for standard; gasoline for lamp 2Og25c
luIbricating and machinery oils, s5seOc.
Business is Improving and prices are firm.
BAR IRON IL inch TO 4 inches by Is inch to
inch, 3. 4; inch to 17s inch, round, 3. 4; othel
sizes at regular list prices.
Tools = Axes, Simmons patent, Sl4; ditto
plain, SIS Is; AIishawaka silver steel, So. Cros
cut saws, Atkins improved patent, DOC per foot
ditto half patent, 55c; clipper saws, soc; light
ming, 6Oc; carriage bolts, 60 per cent discOun
from list.
HORSE sHoEs-Quoted at S. 25@6 50. and mule
shoes at 81 25c57 50 Per keg, standard brands
Horse shoe nails-Putman's IS, &c; An Sable
25c; Great Western, 24c; Northwestern, 25c.
NAILS-Quoted at lOd to God at 81 . per keg
and smaller numbers at the usual advance.
STEEL.5Sanderson best english tool, sc
American tool, 2Oc: spring steel, IL inch, PFC
| Ia inch and over. lie; mill pick shapes, soc.
II PROVISIONS.
Bulk meats firm SIC bid, held at &c for shout
ders; ll1zc Cor clear rib; clear l2c. Bacon shoul
ders, 91zc; packed clear rib, lSc; clear, 1870
1l4c; breakfast bacon lie. Hams are quoted a
l5199l6c; Lard kettle, l354c; steam l3j4c. Swee
: picked hams, l29lSc.
SEEDS.
Timothy is quoted at S9S Is; clover at Sc Is
fox seed at 81 So
d WHISKY--Active at CSC.
nj WOOL-Market steady. New wool coming il
D freely. Quoted for unwaShed, 2Sd30c; fer fleec
b. washed. 3S1z0c and for tub washed. 450S47c.
WINDOW GLASS
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DRY GOODS

There is no change to note on the prices of dry
. good fall Il ade which they confidently expect.
Quotations Of some leading brands are as fol-
lows:
TfGKING-Omega,S 30 inch PFC; Amoskeag, AGA.
Medal, l7e extra, e, l9c; extra a. 221zc Lewis
town, 30 inch, 26t9271zc; ditto, u tnch 2c ditto
20 inch, 2O@ @2lc; Plaid, Die,
SHIFTING STRIPES-American 6-3 lie; 3-3, lie
Whittenden, lSc, l4c and l5c; Union, lsc Ice, and
lSc.
BATTING Ordinary, 121ac middling, E@l7c:
CARPET CHAIN-white. soc; coIored. SIC; COW
PRINTs-Washington, American, Richmond.
Oriental, Connestoga, Merrimac, yzc; light styles,
SIC: dark, &c; Francies, lc; Green Stripes, 81
ard shifting Prints, szc Alboin solid colors, Sc
Peabody suitings. Sc.
BsowN SHEETISGs-Vermont, lie; Nashville,
Albany, l01xc; stark, A., ll12c; Laurel, d., lie;
Laurel, H., l0c; Park, a.. &c; Granite, B., &c;
BBedford' X, rs; PePP. III SIC; Pepp. o. DC;
BLEAC HEO SHEETINGs-Lon BIG; Hope,
ll14c: Blackstone l21zc; Mascmonet, I4Tzc; Hill,
SIC: Red Dog, nc; Quaker, Sc; Cambrics Ions
dale, Isaac: Young Warrior, l5c; Jabez knight,
GRAIN BAGs-Amoskeg, A, soc; Lewiston A.
lsc: Stark, SIC: Union, sc; Banner, soc.
FISH-Are going off slowly. White are sell
ing per half barrel at S650@7 quarter barrel SO 50
kiIs, 81 80. Family white fish, half barrel,
sos 50; quarter, 81 60a2 IS: kits. 81 0I l5 Cali
fornia salmon. per half barrel $40 so; kits, 50 "a
MaekeTel, new mess, per barrel, 81: half bar
rel sl3; quarter barrel, S. 20; kits, SIS 25 extra
No. l. half barrel, sS9: kits. 81 40@ so; No. half
barrel, IS 5097 quarter barrel 30 so; kits
81 3J@l 30. God fish, 5a7c. Holland her
ring, per keg, 81 90. No ] smoked herring, per
box, 40c; scaled. 45c. Haliout, smoked, i5c:
No. , spring pickerel, half-barrel, "a IS; quar-
ter-barrel, 81 90; kits. 81 10; skinned cat, half
barrel, 81 50; quarter barrel, s. 20; kits, 81 CO.
Cement is quoted at s2.25 per barrel. Plaster
PariS-Michigan, $3.50 per barrel; Newark, 81 per
barrel. Lime-Huntingten 36c; Flat Rock 32e
per bushei. White sand, "a per barrel. Fire
brick, SS5 per NJ. Fire clay, 75c per bushel.
Building brick, se.50g9, according to quality.
Lath, pine, at So 80. Hair, 40c per bushe. Nails,
It's and 6s, $i.6O; IS and SIS S475: 6s and u.s. So; As
SD.
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
Are in good demand at firm rates. The QUOTA
lions below will be found to be nearly the same
as last week.
NUTs-Quoted: Almonds soft shell, 2s@25c;
hberts, l79lSc walnuts, French, lie; Naples lsc
Brazil nuts l2@l4c, peanuts, raw, S@l2c; roasted,
Ilzal2H.
FoREIGN FRUITS - Oranges out of market.
Lemons-Palermo and French, Sll GOALS; dates
l0@l4c per pound; new raisins, layers,
are held at So 60G3 20: London layer 81 1854 25;
Muscatel, crown, 81 0094 %; double crown, 81 Is
al 30; Valencia raisins, Hal5c; Sultina, I60lSc;
drum figs, Ice; layer figs, l9@2c citron, 33936c
currants, 99loc; Turkish prunes, new, l4@l5c.
FUEL.
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GROSS EARNINGS DURING JULY.
REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE MARKETS.


MONDAY EVENING, August 10.
The market was i'm comfortable situation.
Buyers were on hand with money in their purses
at quotations, but as a general thing holders of
property were indifferent about selling. Pro-
visions were not purchasable at Cincinnati quo
tations In this market. Produce is in bad way
while this hot weather is on. Young chickens
and young ducks are crowded into the market
and are dull of sale. Butter handles badly and
makers in this latitude neglect the precautions
absolutely necessary 10 this article. a leading
grocer says OF his line OF trade: Monday opens
bright and cheerful, but brings revival of
trade, which has been slack for week past: there
is no denying that it is dull. Jobbers and retail
ers utter the same complaint but seem to think
1t cart of the usua. looked-f0r midsummer
quletness and hopefully anticipate an early re-
fees there is but little change. One writer from
New York, has it: Coffee is quiet but held with
nrmness- Choice Rio continues scarce at PIG
DC, fancy held high as 231zc, all gold. The Ship
ping List says: 1.-THE market for Brazil coffee is
almost without movement from first hands. .
The jobbing trade continues quite moderate and
we reduce quotations for ordinary TO choice 10
lS92 cents gold" The demand here for coffee is
light and stocks are by no means heavy.
Sugars are less firmly held; dealers and
hnerS show q disposition to shade prices from a
TO Zc. The demand is steady. Stocks i'm re- e
liners hands are not large but in better supply
than heretofore. Matches have advanced and
all the leading makers have notified dealers
through circular OF August OF an additional
30c advance per case, making altogether since
July 1, an advance of 65c 10 75c per case Sales
were made of 400 barrels -four D. / car red
white corn at 66c; car red wheat at 81 "; 5000
bushels amber wheat p. t.; cars red wheat at
SlO5.
Quotations are given for the buying prices of
grain and produce, and the selling prices for
Hour and other merchandise.
A. .
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1t sixty per cent, off above.
MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.


Money, 2a215 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper scarce at 5961E
per cent.
Customs receipts, S505 900.
Sterling exchange quiet at 81 S6lSG14 81 for
GO days and "a 90@4 900 for sight.
Gold heavy. The two extremes of the day
were ITO and 1922, closing at 1925.
Carrying rates. 1G92 per cent.
The assistant treasurer disbursed S313,0O0
Clearings, S22,0O0,OOO.
Governments dull.
Railroad and State bonds dull.
Stocks opened steady, and afterward be-
came moderately active and firm, with the
chief interest in Pacific Mail, Western Union,
Lake Shore and Union Pacific. After the
first board the market was dull and weak,
and closed at the lowest point of the day.
The decline at the close was based on tele-
grams from Madison, Wis, giving it as the
opinion of some lawyers that the court
would grant the Injunction asked for,
Among the sales to-day were 10000 shares
of Western Union, $1,000 Pacific Mail, 5000
Lake Shore and 10000 Union Pacific.
GOVERNMENT sEctTRrrTFs
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made of No September at s. 05. Freights-To
Buffalo, sc; Oswego &c. Receipts-FIour. 800
barrels; wheat. 200 bushels corn. Iz,0Oo bushels.
shipmenfs-Flour, 500 barrels; wheat, so BUSH
els: corn. 500 bushels.
CLEVELAND, Aug. lO.-Wheat-The market
Is quiet; sales were made of new No red win
ter at 81 IA and new No2 red winter II 81 - Co<n
is quiet and unchanged; sales were made OF
mixed shelled at 72@7c and ears on track AT 6ses-
&C oats-Are better; sales were made
OF new No 1 State at 42c, new No State at Ale
and Write at &c. Petroleum-ls firm and IN
changed; sales We're made of standard white in
car lots at l0c and Ohio State test to $50 degrees
at iSc- Receipts-Wheaf, 9S5 bushels: corn Ism
bushels; oats, 9.l00 bushels.
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GOALS only sold by the hundred pounds
The scala of rrfeeS iS aS follows.
quoted at 81 5O@5.
GROCERIES

WOODS quoted at 81 500.
= GROCERIES
BRooNs-Common, 81 %; medium, 81 50; ex-
ira, 81 80.
CANDLEs-star. 19@2Oc per pound, summer
pressed. lsesl4c per pound. Hotel. 2lg22.
CHEEsE-Quoied at l21z9l4c for prime to
choice factory.
CoFFEE-Quiet. Roasting grades of Rio are
quoted at z31z924c; fair TO good at 241z@25c !;
prime at 251Sg2615: choice to fancy at 26%
gz7c; 26927c for Laguayra, and 35@S6c for
Java.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, 75@s0 per gallon.
RCE-Caronna, 90l0c; Rangoon, S@S%,
Patna, S1599; Louisiana, 9d91kc. s.. 80
SUGARS-New Orleans out of the market,
Refined is quoted at ll1z@ll4c for A; lOsz@llc
for extra 2; and llss@115sc for hard; yellow
sPIcEs-Pepper, 2S@9Oc allspice. 2O@22c:
cloves, 65d7Uc :cassia, 50955c.
TEAS-Gunpowder is quoted at 75c@sl 50; Inn
perial, 60c@Sl 20; Hyson, Sl9l 20 ;O0long, 60c@
81; English Breakfast 609S5c.
T0BACco-Royal Gem is quoted at 7SaS0c Mond
or Navy, 5Sg60c; black tobacco, 4S@tOc; bright
nayies and quarters, 53@6Oc; smoking brands
25@50c.
WOODENWARE-No.tubsp per dozen so 5O410 mo
ditto, s. 50G9 No. ditto, 81 509S; No. Churns,
common, per dozen, SO 50; No. 2 ditto, 50 So;
No 3 ditto, S. so; No. cedar churns brass
bound, S2l922; No. ditto, S20as2l; No. ash
churns, SlS; No. ditto SIS; No. ditto, So; stave
half bushel measures, IS So; hoop iron bound
ditto, So coal; keelers, five in nest, ~ -; mea
sleeves, 14-I6, 81: ditto 49, 81 So; q buckets
two hoop, e 00g2 To- ditto three hoop " &@2 ~
sYRuPs-65@sl.
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An account of the recent explorations Of

An account of the recent explorations OF
the Libyan desert was presented to the
Egyptian Institute at Cairo, April Il, by the
director, Gerard Rohlfs. The expedition
was disappointed of is main object. reach
ing the oasis of Kufarah, owing to an inter-
minable chain of sand hills encircling it,
which the high winds kept shifting, to the
peril of the explorers lives. As IL was, 90
camels were lost. Unsuccessful here, the
party turned towards the north, and, after
touching at the great oasis of Dachel, passed
to that of Siwah, farther west. A large
number of photographs Were obtained,
among which were views OF the beautiful
Temple of Dachel, with its wonderfully pre-
served hieroglyphics. Aea
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INDIANAPoLIs LIVE sTocK MARKEr.

INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY. August ~.
Tae. market at the local yards was good 10
day about 100 TO $50 cattle being Offered and am
SOLD. The quality OF the stock was Fl ir except
Two carloads OF Cherokees, a portion OF which
were sold AT 81 Prices ran about as follows.
CATrLE.-0ood LOO to 1900 10 Shipping
cattle, So9S0 .; prime butchers cattle s4aI 51.
medium butchers cattle, 81 STAT: common
butchers cattle, 81 s5ol3 D: Texas cattle 81 1S
HoGs-Active at So 25@6 IS.
SHEEP-Dull, selling in car lots at S2ss.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK ,iARxEr.

by TeIegraph to the Sentiment
. CINcISNATI, Aug NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
me week. $3.50 head cattle; 1900 head sheep:
I,.lo head hogs. Market active for better grades
on cattle and dull for Inferior closing strong; all
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Sheet-Prfn active
common dull; all selling at s. 50G4 So lambs
active at 81 25d5 20.
HOGS-Active and firm NJ e ma AZ. t,,f.,s,.,.
dull at So 9Oa6 so. =
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. l0.-BEEF CATTIF-q'he REGENTS
We're 900 head. Market active and prices INN.
sales fair 10 choice steers g l2lxat o.: extra
steers, 90 Dat %; Texans, g 5093 81. shipments
HoGS-Receipts 10000 head Demand fairly
active at full prices, at noon all pens were enl5-
1890 head.
sHEEP-Receipts, 900 head: demand moderate
ana prices steady: poor 10 medium 8 Uue o.;
good TO choice, 81 25eI5 90. ~
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The Chinese government is about to estab-
lish consulate in San Francisco, six
Chinese companies there agreeing to defrsy
the expense of the consulate. It is believed
that an American will be appointed with a
Chinese vice consul.
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LONDON. Aug. 10, P. M.-Consols, 9l5Sa92I.
account, 921z@925s; Dos of 1855, l0Sl do 1857,
lO94; 10 i0s. 1861; new Is, 1914; n. Y Central 81;
Erie 3014; Erie preferred a.. Tallow, lis cd. Pc
troleum, So.
PARIS, Aug. l0.-Rentes, 63f SOC.
ANTwEsP, Aug. l0.--Petroleum 20.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l0.-CottoD finn; mid
ding uplands,.sl4; Orleans, ssf9o11S. sales, l5-
OuO bales, including 1900 Dales Tor speculation
and export; American 5000 bales. Pork Us.
Lard, t3s. Refined petroleum, 91zG5l0d. Bacon
long clear rniddles, 53s. BreadstuftE, quiet.
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CINCINNATI IRON MARKET.

CINCINNATI, August 10. 1871.
There has been a fair inquiry for hot blast iron
during the past week, which has resulted in
considerable sales. Prices have not advanced
but there is growing inclination among sellers
TO hold, in the anticipation of better figures for
fall trade. In the demand for car wheel brands
there has not been any perceptible improve
ment, and quotations must be considered TO
great extent nominal