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There ig q eaHo just enterod on tho prosy rec
orls Of tho court which will tend to show how
s bone n my ssxa 9 one oro
loss than a foathor bod which tho o1pectaut
brido failed to furnish, and because Of Its lack
tho bridegroom broke lis sroth. Tho caso ia sot
down as "Holona Dcrlinger va. Frederick AZ.
ages aro laid down ut $1,000. III her atlidayit
Helena sets forth thxt horBoff aud WnEner WoEo
residents Of Germany md wolo engaged to be
mnrried i; TINT no came to Eric, aud souoEime
ance sont word to her to como hero and lD mar
ried to him, and in'pursuanco Of that she cn,nB
mud mot him hero, but when 1t camo to tho quea-
ton Of marriage he refused to wed ler. giving
aa reason that she Ind not brought n.fonthor
bod with.her. Tho comp1ainant's oirclo OF nc
quaintanco is very limited sho llas no relatives
horo, auu is without the n1caus to roturu to her
rolatives in tho Old country. 49,.
, 1874-10-10
BOARD WANTED.

RoAHD-IN a PRIVATE FAMILY FUR SELF,
- wlfc aud tw1 edron.tho Iatter agod fespsottsnls
Ind yoars. Ttrius ltlat 10 nlourats. North btdl
Ereferrad. Addsess, stating terms ard location, L 49,
, 1874-10-10
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PERSONAL,

1)ERsslNAl. MAnis0N-sT. Tu. ELDnin0la-
y rs7s9 aon! address to an od auauslatanso. Adiss
, 1874-10-10

4 | 1tk ROAD FOR sAT,E-DOfN(1 GOOD CASH
rINht days. 1t4 .uansta-tt, --'' : ~ "
, 1874-10-10


A A-AUCTInS AT WESTON i co.'s, 19s EaST
WasatnKtolcst. of haraGs CARRIAGES and lartlosa
at VIC 10 T. ~. Caalnle. Tuusdays aud Fridays Amplo
, 1874-10-10

IIH1n III t1At WaTFAhttOs. ~
i FEW MORE LEFT OF TIoSi: NICE THREE
Gsf51I7gen Pane prices. Call and SO lheni IT, j,
luz. -, t NV N.NrVeNNOn a'Na4o-
, 1874-10-10
MACHINERY.



11inTNi:N 3yARTEp-TO STOCK -RA1sEns AND
l. EnIuprs-fhn AytYtaspt haa 3hrRo tTact os !anat
Me wasstsd and 1i.ho5ua su4 situated aear rs1a
stock, nn seyotal shor-l Ias and COVE Also no
hetd q P9aud uhua aud i4tkshiso IaEs, lie y G,.
my selilx st4ek aud dusiros psa9n e lAle ~
abu Aaslst in tho nf tho busess Nano nut
ur1t4 hItlt ltAlSitlt Itibnn1 ufhce. -..---
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TuELOUISIANA DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic and Conservative par
,y ( Louisiana, our dispatches informus
ns, adopted platform of resolutions Of
the right stamp, being honest, straight
forward and manly. They declare
,hn the present Government Of
the STATE has always been main
tanned bv force and fraud, contrary
:. the wishes Of the people and to the
Constitution Of the United States, and
,ha. j. is in violation of every principle
I Justice and liberty.
They also declare that while they desire
g. secure to the black man every right
2. which ne is entitled, Congress
... nu power To- enforce social equality
',.avrn the races, and that. by constant
.-,-.s i'm this direction. the negroes have
..... .r,ilrdt"uctS'o of hostility against the
Whites. forcing tue latter to unite and act
...r,lrr in ,rlf-dcfrncc.
The resolutions further dcnouncc the
n.rru5n government, extend cordial in
STATION, to- Immigrants, and contain
r.ul,,- ,o pay all the honest indebted
r... ,,hr State. II is earnestly TO be
a.pi that the party will prevail, and re-
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Chicago MARKET.

CHICAGO August 2j.-FTour-Dun
and nominal. Wheste+D,Jl; No spring
96!G 97c; No. 29l u, 93c; closing at ~ ic
cash; 9lsc seller September; No. 3 $50;
rejected S2cy Corn---Ste,ldv ard modcr-
ate demands No. 2 miDed 66te spot &c
seller August; G5lc seller SeptemberI re-
jected G4Gr6jC. Oats-Dull and lower:
No. q Ale cash; 37E seller September;
rejected Ssfa384c.'~ Rvea-Demand fair
and market firm; No. ] 74m.74Jc. Bar
ley-DglEnSo. 2 S5@9SG cPork-Dull
and lower at go jOCd 22 10 cash; So G2j
922 10. seller Septem Der .. rIsr4-4Dull
at l4i6l44c cash. Bulk rMsat s--IStsady
and in moderate demand; shoulder, >oId
at Skc iooSc. WhHkyA-Steadyr and in
moderate demand at9Tts.ii< rrusV
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.EnllEk4S44--.--TCJ6HI
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Hon. VIM. VI. Springer,wsS Yesterday
nominated for Congress by thefJ Demo
Gratis of the Twelfth Illinois District.
Washington Townsend was yestepday
nominated for Congress by the Rppubli-
cans of the Seventh District of PehnSyl-
wanna.
The Portuguese government has issued
orders directing all Spanish FederaliSt
refugees in that country to depart at
once.
Conscription is being enforced through
out Spain without opposition, rto1
The elevator at Buffalo, owne~ ~ ahc
c. NJ. Reed Estate, of Erie. Pa. was
burned YESTERDAY afbsrnn&i9 Loss Sljo,-
600; Insurance small.
The Republicans Hof the Eighteenth
Ohio district nominated james Monroe
for Congress. ". z 54JL3
The German government ha, formally
notified the powers that il will not inter
ferc il the internal affairs 9f-SRsip.
LSg2E Z. - - 49, ~ AAH
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How They waltz AT Put-in-Bay.

The Cincinnati Times saws: People
NAV ,av that waltz is waltz, but 1t
=, Il mistake. 1t, much rs to say that Il
&c.. j, dog; for there are dogs and
.,.-,. and there are waltzes and waltzes.
With ou. person it is the poetry Of
motion: with another it is about rs awk-
gs-i a performance aS putting yourself
upon level and going through the
uo;iou Of going up stairs would be. a
Krnturky girl i natural walter, and
b" dose it with charming chic and
HaIur. An Ohio girls walltzing is
ra,y. graceful, and Inelodious. If she
.upprn> to come from Cincinnati and
srross the Rhine. she swings dreamily
muul and round in the endless dutch
.Dtl. If she comes from Chicago, she
'.-"w- her hair back, jumps up and
rack, her heels together, and carries
u& her a,;onishrd partner as though
.Imoom had struck him, and knocks over
a. Intervening obstacles in her mad
.arrrr around and around. II she Is
'g"m Indiana, She creeps closely and
umiiOy up 10 her partner, as though
Size would ike to get into his vest pocket,
and melt away with ecstacy rs the
sitrhng strains of the Blue Danube
sweep through the hall. lfshe is from
Missouri. she crooks her body III tho
~ldd'" Ike door hinge, takes her part
nrr by the shoulders, and makes him mis-
"rahl" in irving to hop around her with
"ui trradrg Oh her No, 9 shoes. If she
comes from Michigan, she astonishes her
PaFtn"r by now and then working in
touch Of the doublc-shuffle or a bit OF the
Wg""n-wjng with the waltz step; and
j II" come, from Arkansas, she throws
h;h arm, arouud his neck, rolls up her
"!s", as she floats away, and is heard to
"gmur "Oh. hug me, Juhn!'
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Taxationror church Property.

From The Chicago Tribune. "
Whether or not 70 tax church proper
ty actually used for-purposesspf $orship
and notsimpls rs means OF income to
an ccclcsiastid Reorganization, Is arsubject
on which there is aditiercnceo of opinion.
We have rapcatcaT maintained, in
the columns Of the Tribw,s that such
property should bc-taxcd. But whatever
room there may be for particsto disagree
on this question, surely there us none, or
at least Should be- nom, as to the proprictv
-oftaxing property Belonging to an ecclcs-,
iastital orgalrizatim but not .artHly usedi
,by them As h,placc of worship Bishop
Hcnnessy, Roman Catholic Bishop of
Dubuque, owns in TINT city, among other
property, block known as Bishop
Block" Ii is one of the finest pieces Of
property in the city, ana is covered with.
residences and business houses. Bishop
Hcnnrssy insisted that this property was
free from taxes under the law exempting
church property, and accordingly refused
to pay the'ta a man by the name of
Hintrager became pOsscsScd7ofa tax-title.
to the property. The Bishop disputed
proposed to settle with him. He offered
to pay him the principal and interest of
the taxes paid by him, besides the penal
ty fixed by law; to pay the costs Of the
suit; to pay all expenses and taxable costs
incurred by Hintragcr in the litigation;
to pay his attorneys fees and $1,000
cash rs bonus. This basis of settlement
Hntrager refused Nothing short of
half the valuable block will satisfy him.
There is no doubt but that the courts
will hold the taX-Sale valid.
The Bishop. in his too great anxiety
for the temporal welfare Of his Church,
has learned very useful but a very dear
lasson. He ought to have been satisfied
With the exemptions which, the law made
il favor of his Church, without trying to
stretch its meaning beyond the letter.
When the disposition to tax all church
property is SO great prelates should be
thankful even for small favorS. Other
r'clatcs and CHURCHES may profit by the
mistake of the Right Rev. Mr.. Hennessy,
bishop of Dubuque.
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ARKANSAS.
Exemptions.

LITTLE Rock, August 25.-Thr Con-
vention to-day completed the exemption
article, which has occupied three days.
Unmarried persons have been exempted
800 worth of personal property; heads
of families, $500; heads of families in
the country are allowed lG0 acres Of land
f,se from sale of the land on the sxcca+
tion; provided the same is not worth
over $4,000, or 80 acres without vama-
tion. In cities homesteads can comprise
of half an acre, if not worth over $3.50, or
Quarter of an acre regardless of value.
Weather wilrm and cloudy with light
rain this evening. 80
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, August 25.-Cotton-
Barely steady at l65@l7c. Flour-Dull
and heavy and 5@1Oc lower;
superfne western and state s. 40
@4 95; common to good $5 90
as 40; good to choice do. $5 2O(G5 80.
Wheat-In fair demand and lowery No.
2 Chicago 81 126l l3; No. . North
western 81 10; No. Milwaukee 81 liza
! Is; winter red western 81 l2CGI IS.
Corn-In fair export demand and. prices
unchanged. Rye, Bsriey5 aud Malt
Qufet: Scarcely go frirf; new
mixed western 4S@5$!c. Hay. Hops
and Groccrie,-Quict. Petroleum.
Quieti crude %; refrtd lIiyl2c. yur-
pentinc-Stcady. at sac &5IG Rsr,--
Heavy at 2OG2lc for w"-tryp. Pyrk--
Dull; new mes, S23 90. Beef cnchaug-
ed. Cut Mcats-Quirt; rib BELLE, Ole;
clear l3lc; middiT eUllatI21c. Lard
Heavy at IL !l-lGcay I}utter-nFirm, at ~
IA 33c for western. ChccSr-Quirt at 10
G9l3!r.fOr common ~ prime WHISKY
Less active and easier at sl02E rnHI
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New York Dry Goods Mark ct.

NEW YORK, August 25.-The pack
age trade in domestic goods wa> sluggish,
but some improvement was developed in
the jobbing branches. Cotton goods
quiet at generally unchanged prices. Side
Band Prints activr but tancie> ruled
quiet. Ginghams d III and some makes
have accumulated. Wool Flannels fairly
active. Mcn's wear woolens quiet. Hills
Al blesched shirtingS reduced to l2lci
and 10 lie.
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ILLINOIS.
= @bmemoIemraiic Imi Convenffon.

SrRINGFIELp, August 2j.-To-day is
5the dat RSedfort the convention of Old
Line Democrats called by the chairman
of the Democratic state Central Commit
tee. But few delegates are present and
the prospect rs the Convention will not
organize to-day, but will wait the result
ofthc meeting of the regular committee,
to be held tomorrow.
I "a mass meeting is beipg held this af-
tGrnoon and General Singleton, of Quincy
is deliveriPs-ssH "ddresss y q 2 ~ .
The straight Democratic Convention
organized tcmporarially by elccting Gen.
.J.v vWe-Singleton temporary president,
and E CeKeetz secretarySand adjourn
edtilkllso clock to-mdrrow. =
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, august25.-E -ElourZDull;
HowudlStreet and western superfnes4 90
(d4 65. Wheat-DulleNo red Eestern
81 lsCGt 20. Corn-Quiet at 76c. Oats
At 47CG52c. Rse-StAady. =. Pork
Quiet and unchanged. Bacon-hctive:
shoulders lOIcTcIear rib 13Ifal3lc5t sugar
cured hams l64GI7c. Lard-s2uiet 1t "A
Gl5c. Butter--Rirm at 25tG2Gc.. COffs
Dull and nominal Petroleum-Firm-
er and quiet; crude held at Ala s..
Whisky-sl 0lGl or.
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ENGLAND.
The wneat Crop."'"

LoNDoS, August 25.-The Mark Lane
Express says that the bulk of the wheat
crop is now safe Another week of tinc'
weather and the fields will be clear The
damp State of some samples shows that we
had narrow escape. Prices are now
receding in consequence otTthe belief
that the crop-is. fully up to. the average.
Prices are very low in France. and Eng
lish wheat is stp being reshipped from
there. = - wi
The American. .cricketcrs defeated the
Irish club of Dublin to-day by s. runs.
A base ball match between eighteen Of
the Irish club and nine Americans is set
down for to-niorrew.sT-rg p
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SA4-FRANcIseo. August 24,-Arrived
-SneSmers,Jupsaf Rom China and Japan,
kh "a phAsnecrs, 26In- the cabin, and
2l23 tons OF ot,merchaJldise, of which l. $50
tons go 10 New YorR, Via Panama, 33f
tons for San Francisco and three tons for
Central and South America.
/, gLryERreoL, August 25.1The steam
qfs Spain ana City of Montreal from
New York, and Parthia from Boston
have arrived out.
NxY7YoRK, August I2at-Arrived-
Rotterdam, frm Rotterdam.
SAN Francisco; August 25.-The mail
steamer China, from Panama has arrived.
,NEw YORK, Au9 gust 25-Arrired, the
steamer Abyssinia, from Liberpool.
! ! utvBArooE, j August 25.-The steam
ships Frankfort and Elysia. from New
York, have arrived.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, August 25.-Cattle-
Receipts to-day 1,037 mead; for the week
ending August oath II, ,696 head; market
active, with good general supply and
demand; extra Sc l2t TO S7t; good Sc 81!
TO . 90; medium S. 25 to ) Isl common
IS to S5 90; stockers SO 90 10 90;
bulls 81 so TO SS ,25 Hogs-ReceiptS
to-day SIS head; for the week l4i5j
head; best heavy s. 80 to s so; Workers
Sc 20 to 90. Sheep-Receipts to-day
$500 head. for the week $4,000 head;
best s. p q, 5 50; medium 81 2j 10 I5.
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NEW YORK.
News Items

New YORK, August 25.-Three hun
dred Mennonites reached here Sunday
and left yesterday for the West.
A'policemansof this city Who was late
ly bitten by dog and afterwards showed
such strong symptoms Of hydrophobia as
to require a straight jacket, has entirely
recovered and returned to duty.
A confidential clerk Of Cortes, Maley
Il Co, was arrested to-day on charge of
sniSezsling $4,000 from "the~frm. He
was locked up in default of $4,000 bail.
Yesterday afternoon, as a steam tug
was proceeding down East river having
in tow five coal barges, three young men
between the ages of l6 and 49, who were
rowing, attempted to attach their boat to
the stern OF one of the bargcs. Their
boat was capsiZed and all were drowned.
None of the bodies have been recovered.
. .lIIl / Immigration. S.y,s
The Secretary of the immigration
Board estimates that for the present year
immigration will be about $4,000; so
that the comparison stands As follows:
for 1873, 268,SlS; for 1874, $4,000;
decrease, 1888.
RObber. EmbezzIer and FOrger Ar
1~g G rested, V-FH7 = g.. .
, "A man giving his name as -Gustave
Never, was arrested here, having been
recognized by one Louis Moses, as
one Thcophilc George Herstein, who is
alleged to have robbed the Kuhn Credit
Bank, of Prussia last December, of $780,
900 IN btaids lafd money, kerstein WAS
director in the bank and has not been
seen since the dcfalcation until last even
ing. 1t is said he committed many for
rcricS besides cmbcZzlcment, and that
one man in Kuhn lost $4,000 by him,
and several banking houses in Berlin are
victimiZcd to the amount Of 100000.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Apache Raids.

SAN FRANCIsCo, August IA Ills
patch from Sandiego says the Apach"S
are making more raids INTO Sonora.
Dan Irehi6 Laudr sends word To the
President of the Municipality of Baca-
tehnaehin that he WAS attacked by saw
ages OH the 18th ult. As four of his party
are not to be found he supPoseS them t"
have been killed. A force of twenty-five
men was sent to the sceue pfettack.
They found the bodies Of, thtee ,d them
who had fought valiently until their am
munition gave out and they then broke
their guns in pieces.
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all had their hands full with their own
business, could take a row on my
friends card aud call EN- straight off, TO
poor Ems astonishment, who would ex-
citedly shrek "Kenor' 90 nv extreme
terror lest the captain Of the precinct
heard her, and instantly demand q per.
centsge on the game or pulled us the spot.
Thanks to my magnificent way of
drawing out the old hat, Ems nearly out
of debt, and Mrs. IS room is in full
blast till II and at night. nqtiimitlrS
it looks to me IkkssysgroipsFggs ente,Pri>Gf.
Having looked up the gambling law, |
find it refers entirely to men No
men are not amenable. Twthty-fIe
cents is now deducted from each pot for
the dealer, (which proves remuRerative),
and | don't know Of any better place to
lose few dollars than playing "Loto' at
the sttict chJifehgons Mrs. =. M
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Observation-Disclosures.

quarter lltktlS, NEh, fl'Ntn W noe ] lth-
cts or p Half Tickets EDg slO. SOdise0mni
on less amounts.
OIndiSidu Benefits.
This Concert Is strictly for MASONIC
purposes aud will bc conducted win thc
same libcTaIity, honesty anti EiIrnes
which characterized the first "ntcrprisr
JOHN l.. ROPER President
For Tickets and Circulars giving full IL
formation, address
HENRY Y. MOORE, SeC'y,
Masonic Relief ASSOCIATION, NOTiOlk, Va.
AGENTS WANTED EVERy WIfERE.
J.V.L ROtGFT,s, Rgt'nt.
l;p2 Market street,
~jyI-rG-rh-d Wheeling, w. We.
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ST. LOUIS.
Information of Corn and Hay Crop,

Information Of Corn md Hay Crops
ST. LOUIS, August 25-The Democrat
wal paBiiAi tlh6rrcw About nine col
umns of information concerning the
corn and hay crops in several Western
States. which shows Iowa has an excel
lent corn crop, but only 75 per cent. rs
pmii ,hugsss Ast NeRb and greatly: re,
duced in weight. Illinois corn crop will
be about one third less shan last year, and
hog$bne-haf lsssapd machlighter, Mis-
s6tiri viii Nave 4 poor corn crop, and ga
large falling off in hogs. In Kansas and
~ braska there willbs great reductions
in 10th corn and dhES
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VINO appreciates the fact that there is
any great Importance attached to such II
''ih'nodIty IL Pill? 1t is generally
thppoSed that anybody can make them,
as all can take them. But visit the
a'h,o.ratory of DR.. J. c. Aver and you
VII. b" diSabu,cd of the idea that it is n
F'a" to make any medicine and adapt it
.' N" wants Of millions of mcn-to 80
"y"', II to their needs, and SO cure their
complaints, a. To make them its constant
.I',oin"rs =. in all zones. Physicians
|"4 II requires some skill to adapt their
''>e 70 a single patient; ask them if it is
""' an intricate problem to adjust pur-
SIIye pill 10 the necessities of untold
numbers, 50 that it shall benefit them
nearly all. DIR. Ayers laboratory sup
P"r, $4,000 doses of his Pills pei diem,
4" %. !',OoO,OOOa a year. Think of that Escu-
''PluS! Well may it whiten the head of
any man to administer to that amount of
.onrrIng, and specially when, as is here
H'd"nt, everything is done with the ex-
Velnest ', nicely and Randolph (Nt)
H'otssmun.
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LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE, August 25.-Forty [. :.
troops left Frankfort this morning, for
Graiz and MonterS the sat OF T;r IN
owen county. The u 8. lMHshaIhnd
Governor Leslie have had a consultation
and the militia and L. $ troops VIII act
together in arresting the contGnding par
ties. The State troops have thus far been
pursuing both parties q offenders, ihir-
ty-flve additional militia men Will leay"
here for Gratz tomorrow morning. AT
Lancaster. Girard county, the, scenes OF
last weeks troubles, all is quiet, hut the
State troops remain to insure order.
Forty Rvsrioters-haye. been arrested. t !
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5000 TICKETs-e,OOO CASH GIFTS.
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Ir j. stated poeitiveiy that the PreSi-
irr, intends to appoint Attorney-Gener-
WILLIAMS minister to Russia; the only
t..,y in the matter being that no one
,.. vet been. found to take his place in
,.r Cabinet. Now there's MOSES, he is
81, earliest representative of the princi-
n..,ofhi- party, and would make Il fine
A:.ornry-Grncral no doubt, having sue
...re,d So well in every role to which he
"a, heretofore applied himself. WILL
ANS will probably take his landaul"t
. .,h him; bat MoSES would get bet
,r- one. and in less time than Mr. WILL
-.,v, d.t. q ~ .'... .r.s-
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, August 26.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-3(G &C. lower;
closing firnT; No. > white wabash 81 Is;
No. do. 81 ll!; No. red 81 10; No. ,
do cash and seller September 81 %; seller
October ~ 90. Corn-Stcady and in
demand; high mixed G9!c;
seller September 6S!c; low mixed 6oc;
white &c. Oats-Dull and lower; No. !
4jc; No. 24&lc; Michigan 4Sc.
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Cincinnati Market. 4

CINCINNATI, August 25-Cotton-
Steady at los. ~Flber-DD fSmly
Z - l56s5 40 JW1Hal 1hlI; &tits 81 IL
al Is. CONFIRM at 6SCu 7Or. Oats
Steady at 43(a4 4Sc. Rvc-Stcadv and
more demand at S2G Sc. Pork-De-
mand fair and market firm at $23 O06n
% %. Lard Quiet; summer l4mI4c.
fair and market
firm, shoulder. Str; clear riBsidc- l2lm.
.12.c; clear sides, l23@l2!c. Bacon
Steady and in mOderate demand; rt0ul-
Hers 94c; clear ribEside% 13IGLl33c,
.Whisky-Demurd faiEand parkcCfrn,
,Rt 96C. =
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SPORTING NEWS.
Charter Oak Raeex.

HARTFORD, CT, August 25.-The races
at the new Charter Oak Park commenced
to-day. The 2:40 trot was won by Wells
ley Bow Rsseryel second, Queen third,
May Bird Fourth! Fime-2:2sa; 2:34;
TjThe second racS eQ7 class was won
BY Nashville Girl. Music second, Frank
Furguson third, Phil Sheridan fourth.
Time-2:28l; 2:26l; 2T24i.
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Philadelphia Wool Mapke et.

: PH1LADELPHI4 August 25LQuiGt and.
firm, and stock scafte; 0iiio, Pcnn-
sylvGlis1and West Virginia double+xtta
1and above j2i9j5c;@ extra, 52Fj3Ic;
,medmm 5lCa j5e; coarse 4ia 47c;---New
! York, Michigan Indiana spd Western
!. fine 4b45Oc; rr-llium5Olo :lse: coErse -
j641cEtub washed 5zG,j7e; extra and
5mermo pulled ,fefs 45e; No. andSiIper-
hne pulled 40CS 46c; laabs &JS 46c--
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York MonesLand stock
Market.

New YORK, August 25.-MoNEY-
2@2l per cent? prime mGrcant0r paper
5(d7 per cent. Sterling dull ut 4S6l
Ca487 for sixty days and 400 for sight.
Customs receipts s5SOOO0S Exports Of
produce for the week $5,GGO,3l9, nu in
frrS1e ovrS $sslIssk &. y;st ,,o ,S,5of1tsSfYGS,
the two Extremes or tie day. Carrying
rates 4(Dl per cent md tint. The As,is-
ae: fspt 4I;1SS5s5 1I7 7SSS S''9HHo4 9H4 t4Qf1DE
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Cincinnati Ohicfals.

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-The Gin
cinnati officials were formally received
at Independence Hail to-day BY Presi-
dent Downing of the Select, Council.
They were driven through the parks and
visited the Geological Garden and the
Centennial building during the morning.
Tomorrow they intend visiting Atlantic
City. and on Thursday they depart for
New York and Boston.