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Spseisl Df4patehto TAs cafeaao Ttisnns.
DurrALo. N. Y. Aug. 22.-The carrying trade IL e.
ceedingly dull. hloat Of Tie sail vease1s Btenl to u
waiting for botoe tines. Tho 0nandaaA arrived sa'
urlay night, the laas Rraiu-lAaen nal ret'a
Tor this poyt tht4 aide Of tho strhhs'
Capt. Lain says 10 was fortunate IN fse
Ing Ia On coru; that tho Chicago papers report III
freight market seajy md nrnt when dull ~ tho
Taats wars l25 sails IN Chicago waiting. inclaalhs
m4ny Of the largest vesss9s TIC !akes, md cou! as
pet ID per bu. The River Towing As4osl.ti9'. -. st r.
axe 100 csualhos;s In port waiting laads.
Ellie.
Apseial HispafsA 10 Ihs fHiraao 7ftbuss.
ER1r, P4.. Aug. 13.-ueJartutts for Clicae", nmi
1ndi., passengers and freight. ReeeHls 1865 'ol'
Iron orc. Ths charters Eeported ste: schs 5o.sfa
p.tgs coal 10 Milwaukee, 1t 20 csnts per ton: w.
City OF Buffalo, coal, ludalo to Marquete. " GU"
rpr ton, sna iron taeh 10 Esta+ ss $la pes ~.
The sloop Feaswlng Of Cleveland came In yes'tte,J
u, u rsa.ss .h a'F Il. Un.s s* ss
stnr Commodore psrry.has Istusnca from nsu II
rhsrs .hs Va. a9etsd tos rsr.ss: IT, Fc;Stna i'll
spsas % ty T :ke | were 70 aasa toa: e, nd sua1E''
" rail, o,o1o BIZ wheat. 7tpo bssa aonr'
LAKE SUPERIOR.
Following II ths log OF III. ktiat Joseph L. 4aa'
Thomal Lloyd, Captain, aud r. 8. 1}aksf, Clcsso' -.
noja Austfans' Iafu eutettor Line! Lsft Chtca8o @
g. for Duluth, stopping II principal porta Ain'ss
and leit Duluth Saturday. Aug. H. Called tn ~ ~.
quet.o for cargo of iron Rotieed as to'!os'Is
yesxals lying * Marquete IoadluR: Schss olFeF o''
4es, Col Cook, @. j. Mssn, John Martin, Z. L. es5u'
aud Oak Leaf steam barge 9. D. Fay md consost 4H3
stmr peerIess, Left Marquette with full lst Ut Neu
ssrs Tussd noon. Had tne run 10 ths e,u III
EAs Iocklny through uolcsd 1eJ mrn w1?kins o. NJ NJ
unw iork laying ths timber botson u tbs tx ah
Cd nS the tonses of the sel1 that Gssss a
The cpnal during the mouth ot July, was 4a." ~
mora lhsa tox tas sAtne month VI Tire psvssas ~
, 1875-08-23


New YoaK. Ang. ol.-uu[l opened It 11y.<, dec,iuoa
10 1lJ and closed 1t 1l31t 1ats paid for horrowinR
wero ., |, ~ md l.t4 1tr cent. Loans wore slso
made fat. and 1t and per Ct ut for Carrying,
Governments ctosed dull and stealY.
In railroad bonds shla afternoon Chicago North.
western consolidated coupon gold bot,s were In d.
mand and sold At 10. with offering telow .sx 1t
the cons, Union Pacific linking funls sold =. v}..
aid closcd Ut 10 at,A07.
Btate bond quiet aud prices nominal.
The stock market waa slightly lower on tie early
dealings, but beeaMe hru towards midday, aud price.
sdsanted NJ u ler cent IN tho gcneEal Int. At tbs
sccoud call the market hr and towards tha cloas
strong u tho h'ghea point Of tho day and ih fact
III somo tbs test lEces Of tbs week were mads
In the hual dealings. Northwestern, H. Paul, Pacific
Mail, sud Western Uu!on Rers uoticeably arm. tocR
tSiaud after kd,AacuR to tn8 recedcd to 10s. NurL
wesieEu epaon solI w to 41>t, preferred to os5 st.
fAul to 3bA. tTefrrrtA 10 OK PaeNo Mail tn ~, sn
Weatoru un'an to ttE, TIE market cl0sea dull snd
Steady The tEsnsAe!ons aggregated 81 ls1 shafts, u
which 5oo were Ers, 10 Lake shore, hoo Nortl!-
.eate!n common, Lao preferred, d..N Nock Island.
seU laclae Anil b,yt1 ut. Eaul co1un9p. 40t1 prs.
fsrted. 6u Ohos, o. " Western Unoll, GtU Unun ID.
cs1r, and :0J Atlantic l'asito Trrgrsph,
Tic weekly lanE ststaaett IL ~ fouxs IDans, do
sfcass, Is 1oo; slssse turs44c tlod.tt0: aegat-
kl7.,.Oi; reserve, decTesse, fl!7, ,h0O,
Gorge lleoyts. 0n exteust'o raI-leaier Of Newark
n. j., hak fle with liAbiI,Its ettir1 aal Al f}0U
hnney eluss4 dull At 1Hs3. Prime .e1cautil. paps.,
kA5.
Treasurer tsbuEfsi $I45DU0. QuAtosu rpteiptx SY5.
w. c!e.siuKs. s.l. .s7oot0.
EtEfEHX tItGaURe. 4 6 $Hp,
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declined tn tt.Ha'S anil closed ,lull at f1H1 Hnrr
ntntsI old Al tL0!vs 0a losing ut Tie nlae. TIN
nt "fi.3t u trsrk ~ VI To fAn'y tr Axi"g fl., tA
i.3,. l'rtritd A. III At a.. utlrr er1tr- were n'n
nsl as'rs: 4Gn lit, frirt tel Il 4': l,unl bu lty
sanipa At hUt.B Sl.2i TN tr1rk. ThtAl, l.AtU ltI.
LsT.sr.
0w!nato Tho adjournment If thn 1osr'! to witness
the yarht rsrr, tLcrr was very ie trading IN The At
icrn N. frw operators gathered In Tin nwfr hal,
md between evenng and talking nansgcd to s1ucezn
out foH tratrs
wheat sold At etl3i011s't for aclten,pcr, cloalng
at Il ljtn4i.ta5i. .....
tun tr'u At G',is76;>so sslier September, cuA-
Ing nj the outside.
Oats sold at 3st315..c, coanB at astsc for septeu-
her.
, 1875-08-23
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW TOnK.

dSlssrY.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
NEW yonK.
sntrfai 1itrnteh to 7as thira4r Tribune.
New yoRk. Aug. 2l.-1nA1s-wlcat IT raskct oulct
aud rather heavy tt1ea 47,CaJ bu, al SlaJ@l34 for
good 70 prime M. chieAso; $!.as9l.o1 Tor No. 2
Milwaukee, and $40 t1.A3 for No. spring; prime
No. Chicago for September, $..s4 bid and 81 81 aakcd
Several acltIs.nents of No. ! Chicago wero made at
$l3a, Rysquiot. Barioy du. Corn firm. with mol
crats demand sales 60 bu, st 1Cd8 10 for senn,
wtstcrn rnized, and s19a3c FOR sail 10. Oats Urn,
aud fairly active: saes Di.on bu at d43e4o for mixed
Westnrn, an1 "a a7oe Tor white Wssicrn.
Fnov'sIoss~Mildles dull At 17Hc fer city long
clear. Lard haavy At l3t4c for primo steam.
W1tnkT-MArkst hrm sales 100 llr1g Il 5I.9t
oRocEa1rs-sugar market unchanged: fair de-
mlud; fslr to good refining Is quoted 1t as'.c;
Coffee market firm, with moderate demand. vi tnoto
lilo al lsts2oko In gold and MsrAcalbo At Ngajhc
in gold.
New YonK. A.g. xl;LFIouR-nu,l; md IN lnycrn'
crn. 3s % comoa 10 sood e.sra .~'s Se.:srn s as aud
State, t3naa eio; gooa to chntee si2ra TO- w!l!sc
s'.e tsi.9' common 10 a1.7s 1t. Laus, ss,v,tasIo.
Soas MEs5.QSist: w:s,.!,ern, s!5es4s,
ss:s; ': Esss hf"s y: ,aassss, Sas'ss
vcry flr, with moderate demand rocetpts 1aItuo
w; Western u,i1ed, steam, 7e@4se; aai do, sass
s Ws;s1n srae s a. ysor Ws.
Wss,ern; 5!Xo; vhitc Western: S!ts;9:. '
HAr-New he.Ty; Old lsm nt ~, &c. .-..
GnorEHlRs-Oohsc-l very Ar,u, with fafr de-
.nanA casAnea. 1saa oHs IN g,A joa.!ng. l4tai,sc
n gold: saxaE d.!l aud ucl4nsal Molasscs ir1eg.
eraao s5no s5
fined, llht3likc.
srtnir. .TunrKxrtxE-Dull Il ytHQsa,o.
1:ssauas@FS,in' EsssmneeSS; %''srD' istsl'e'
Wo,I-Da,nestlo neoco. soaeac; pulled, 1ass2o:
unwa.hrd, 1sa IL.
20 hs,vy nsT ms: sal:s s..h
dull; long clear n'ita|es. Ike. Lard l'eav, primo
NprsxN-s,savy n ltta !2c for Wssts1n.
CmsEaE-1Ioavy; oGlo,4c.
Wm1sKy-tirn: $i.2l.
MtfAhsacosr stss1y; nSw 'hssns: soe Ingot
arm 1t o"als; Amer an dull ant heavy II 2.ts2Gc
lsursi, sheetuq, lie Ia gold.
NAlLs-Dnchangea.
onAls-wheat-fA ana ils,n No. wnito Mi:h,-
sner s, = Hsehigan, tlt,; sciienbor i1i;; U"iober,
tl4t; NJ; da: s1.3e: new. ti?1; No. zrei sl.a'N
Hs IT,, leo. Mn tsn o a;s! ssests sS s s,;
Ieter for futures: hsa tni1o' 'sc; sapte'bor, ~
7sSe oor, 51ss; 10y. ,"w a; mse ,ae; 70 sr.dS.
now. lsSe; sIteh,san sad august. 4oa; ayp.omber.
l;n.s--quiut tut .seaty at lsxo-
FHEl0Ilrs--DulI aud unchanged.
NEos1frs-Fonr. l0J pr.s; ~hsAt. 21,ooo bu; corn.
''t is,siraEs rs-rloar, 7oo brs: wheat. 5000 bu;
corn. 4d,teJ; Oats. 1000 bu-
sr. I.ou1s, Aug. 21.-FLocA-QNtct md weak, with
ouiy loca aud ANAL orl.r business.
an.lsaw.s4., ,hr,seri NJ rsa wettt ssas
essn @ IL. Il - insast spe,nbsr os!s arn,-
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q, l1n,llana Ccntr1l.... ~
IL; Gill. l1ur. 4 Qnitry.1l7't
p~1t ! Hannibal 4 ri. Jtr. Az
81. l,,i., i.ark 4 VII. 49,. yl4
1 :, Atlantic It Tar, TEL. "
+ j, Central i:sr. bonds. In
81 u. i. Lon1s.........102,H
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,1ni # rrRSttnfarfnrF raj.
~, 14 ,s,. a. 80. .,i,. -, a,,,.1.r
10 n.a'Aes aos'ns tns "ses sax ~ Wi, W. ..snr T.
injunction With roports OF lower pricca Al nearly Ill
ro.n', ra. have hspt our market au md slss re'rns
'oe AZ efaea eAeaFt nrss anu seeoi' ei"1s' r'c W.T.
rm bccausc Of their acarclsy Only small pereon~
age Ct Tho offerings were good enough to satt.fy tic
n.l. ~ ,.a ,ur roso.a,. e,,.a.I no-. -, rr,.s.
~ ~ "a'.s :. ~ as.
to cut very important figure u our RECEIPTS ship.
psra ~ well ~ local butchers and fee,-
nra. % Inv. bouon. liber.lly Of thls for.
sign sock+ paying therefor relatively better prees
than holders fonnd II possible to ohssin for common
~ ~ ,,, ,ns nrrysn. aau,a. for so4nnon 10 sooa
g ~'''' ~. H' t's.1"s n c..,".a,H ~. J.. 49,
arc doing better than for tuo rrcylout,-no~
selling at $1suS 4oo Caiyca arc wanted Al $30c.ss'o
AIS
On Saturday thern wus good degree of activity IN
tho market, 10th local md Ea.tern bt,ers .urrasg
wo1o aeuvr III arouad, Tll.rs wsrs saes Of Ta1a,s
at tlMS375. aud Of poor to extra n.tivrs at s2.o@
''''' '@' : auor4rloN,.
| Extra Beeves-Glraasd steers, weighing 1,1so
Ch0itp t3euyre-F1e, fat. we'll formed 5 ycaF
10 8 .elr OLD ateors. weighing l,a.o To
~" b.: s7'ead2'
Medium Grauss-s!ecrs,n IN flir flesh, weigh ~. :.
III
Dutsuers' Slork-roor 10 fair stcesa. anu
/ common to clui o cows. for city slaughter, 49, .
weighing $40 70 100 lba.. 2733i0o
| Sink CAtle-Comnpn cattle, weighing sUu
to l.nio lbs.......,..... 3.oo9too
| 1nfettor-1iehs and thsu co~a, hclteru,
Texas CAttic-TlrnuRh tfoyes ........... 2.24.1.;t
liuis-ftwer hogs were received 4 tho yards last
WeeK suan nnt.g any ltsfs s % M.cA y. ~ - rea'"u ~,
n'rns,nmi;nT wrrt. NJ ,nst ,mr va, Gt oii 'rhrre
waa steadily fair but ~ no clns urgent demand
frou buth lutal aud lantern buyers, and prices ruled
nm a. M aser1ss aa'an user F. % VIZ, Ices g, ~ IT.
mrinv y ta ,st fartn,uLt lin n,.ality az tbs hora
| Sent furw I'd has shown sIuuy deterioration, and
THU tat 1ece1 sft! by many al estdnuco tat e sn1
Ply ot w. noHs y oeeunns % ,as an.
I i,nvs nat rel rea hs fhs n,1Ii,nuIn. AunnI,t aro
nTtsccI II cpntnue l,unk fpr ronlo veeka yut anu
shaui1 uriFcs ,,u uo materially uter trrs In Al Iii
sx,mts ,t,te istcIiho1 Of INV Wv prunacei Ioenn
| u,nea Etfuro tho i.tsrr 1,art ot H:piouber.
| satuCIyyta market wa uutet QUO Theeo xas Ut,
atseurp tJt tia usual bctweeu thers md
nj atork il, tio eus secra wrrg un,ulo to do myre
th,H ,us.tn f,rnur rrfc.a Al 4; MIA; " fnr Hvlt
mil II 5{a H0 IOt ,,no h trl,B ttAYv aales Ngrs
slow though nIhut nli tho hous wtre vurtsl on dur
| In thn tiay md tic nus, ket ciosell steady.
1EETErrirns ~ nnta,Ebat lnwot III ~ II fin r1o.o
~ I'm t,ro.t,. yv.k lin tNua ~ u a ia httno fio
rumi, ~ ths mntnri.1iy rcascd rrcrtn,a tsntv ~ -
sn,sm nrnror,, I ~ In u1ny u,s t,S.r ~ oussia,
h"~nrs ~ an,r.o ia nnrcl,a.ss ~ a,srs r. snrfI
Snsi n ch,t.c rr do. ara nns, ourssa =
1t nIYa iL0 MD co1nnlon to medium at &3 3jtd D. IL
9, s.,. .oiI - u 7Hs mi fcx ~ ~ II fas
| sy5 M stai J.. Ins na rkat nln.ei steatIy
| sr. 1,otr,s.
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FTT 6BuRH OIL MARKED.
f1fTsauRH, H., Arg. 2l.-lctroIcum ln1l jcr1ldc.
sl12hsliaI n r4tkefs; reGpei, lie, phtiadulphs
du.lyurY.
, 1875-08-23

Union Par. Atoik.....
I. .tkt HlI1rr....,..,.,
Illinois fr1Itral....
TRY. K l'iflRI'tirg,...
Snr'ttw. slrtt,.. .,,..
Southwestern lfl.
q, C.. L. h. t.......
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-26
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO August 2j.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged. Whcat-Activc and Il
shade higher; No. Chicago spring
- %; No. 81 Is, spot; nomnally nj
II IL! seller August; 81 lGi seller Sep.
tcmhcr; 81 IL seller October; No 3 81 OSl
rejected 81 GOAL Ol. Corn-A shade
lower; No. mixed GSGs6s!c spot GSc
seller August; 81 &C. bld seller September.
Oat,-A shade higher; No. > 4Oim iO4c
spot or s"ller August; sole bid seller sep
tembcr; rejected size. Barley Firm
at II C54 seller Srptcmbcri ~ % seller
October Rye-Quict and steady at 7Sc
seller September nominally at sac seller
August. Porh-A ,had" higher ut $50 %
l,2O - spot; so 7Om2U ~ seller Sep.
trmber; 80 o5M2O 81 seller October.
Lard-Quiet and firm at Sl3 l74G - 20
for wiutcs; 81 Ojo IL 10 for summers
:l3 l7@ seller september; $I3 300, Is 80
seller October. Bulk Mcats-DuIl and
nominal Whsky-Quictand unchanged.
On call hoard-W hcat-Firm at /; l1I
al H.. seller September; ) l5ml l5s
seller October. Confirm and shade
higher at G1.c seller September; GS.c
seller October. Oats-Firm Mt 4OIm iO3c
seller August; &Gtm3GIc ,o,lcr Ncptcm.
oor. 4 Porh-Quiat ans lower at so 20
seller September; 80 80 seller October.
Lurd--ii ighrr ut sl3 - seller Scptcn:-
Der: : j. 3Ii seller October
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-26
wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wednesday MoTninci
The market this morning was very
good. The supply and demand seemed
about to correspond, and nearly every.
thing offered was cleaned up before the
market closed. Some little fruit from
the surrounding country is coming in,
but not much. In the single article OF
apples, only two dealers had them for
for sale that were raised in this section.
The first good grapes OF the season were
offered this morning. They Were from
the Martins Ferry and New Martins
VILE vineyards.
PRoDUcE-Eggs, at l8@l6 cts. per doz.;
butter 2j@3Oc per 10; chickens 20tG3O
cts each; honey Soc per ID; dried beans
lOc per quart; new cider 30 cts per gal.
NEGETABLEs-Pu Potatoes, 10 cents
per peck; tomatoes 10 cts per peck;
string beans 10 cts per peck; corn, 5@lO
cts per dozen; beets cts per bunch;
cucumbers, 6 cts. per dozeni cab
bage 3GS cts per head; squashes, cts
each; cauIIhowcr,, l0Gl5 cts per head;
pickle cabbage 5G 10 cts per head; onions
40 cts per peck; carrots cts per bunch;
egg plant lOGl5 cts apiece; sweet po-
tatoes 90 cts per peck lima beans Is cts
per quart; pickles % cts per 100; small
white onions 10 cts per peck.
FRUlr-Grccn apples 3O@ 40c per peck;
watcrmclons, lj33Octs each; eantaloupe.
musEmclons and autmegs, 5G Is cts each;
peaches - cts per peck; piums. 30 ct.
per peck; grape- >l.OO per peek.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-26
sSSn~>inaiiOn OF the President Of
EguuiiOr Massacre of Priests
Feared,

New YORK. August PA corrc-por-
dent of the Sur of Panama gives the
foilowin: uccount of the assassination ot
tn, President o. Ecuador: The whole
civ WA, thrown into great excitement
by the assassination of Garcia Marcno
hvau officer, Captain Rayo. whom he
had displaced and by two young
men. Rayo first Hruc', the
President over the head, ana was Instant
ly run through by the sentry. who. fired
his piece at the same time, killing the
assassin Immediately. The two young
mer, after Ruyo mad struck the President,
fred ON the latter with revoiver-, and
the President t~. on h.. face and has
sirnc died The two young men escaped.
Great alarm has seized Oh all foreigners,
and strong reasons exist for hr"rving
there will bra massacre to: foreign priest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-26
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 2j.-Flour-Quiot
and unchanged Whcat-Quie. and IN
changed. Corn-Quict and easier; west
rrn mixed PC. Oat,-Dull nj 9OCr 9sc.
Hay-F,m at SO OO@ 80 90. Pork
81 2jD ~ 30. Bulk Mcat.-Shouldrrs
gG9!c; clear rib sides lllml2Ic loosci
Bacon-Shouldcrs lOmlO!c; clear rio l3s
m134c; hams l5crl5tc. Lard Steady
-, liic. Butter Unchanged Pciro.n-
um-Unchang,d. Cofcc-Firm nj $50
2O.r Whlsky-Flrm Mt Sl2l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-26

TOLEDO, August 2j.-Flour- Qui"taud
unchanged. Whcat-Activc; closing
quiet; No. white Wabash, new, 81 33;
40. white Michigan 81 %; amber u -;
new 81 37l; seller September II a..
Corn-Actlve and closed dull; high miN-
cd 77!c cash, seller August and Scptem.
hor. Oats-Demand active and prices
advanced; 80. new iGc; No. 2ncw 81
seller October 43c; rejected BE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-26
ycw York Dry Goods Market.

NV Y0gK, August D" The trade
movement was fairly active with the
cummI,s,on hou-r, and iobbrrs. Print,
active and steady, except Arnold pee
mllie,. which were reduced tO ga. Cot
ton good, in hur demand. Blcachcd
.hirtug- irregular, and Fruit Of the
Loom was reduced 60 l2n Dress good,
active. Wool hanhcis and blankets
moved steadily, but fancy ca-simercs re-.
mann quiet. Ribbons, sold freely at aur-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-26
Further from Duncan. sherman
Il Co

NEW YORK, August 25.--W. Butler
Duncan has written II letter stating that
hc adopted the method Of his proposition
of August 10Th, for the express purpose
of retaining alive in the hands of Ken
ncly Y Dunn the obligations of Duncan
sherman 4 Co., until the 33i per cent
,Aoul! be paid, and 10 prevent any ques-
tioa Il. To- the continuing liabilities Of
Duncan, Sherman y Co. The compost
zion notes propose to give will, if re-
quIrd, be- endorsed by Duncan, Sherman
y Co. who's" partnership has not been
dissolved.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-26
GENERAL. NOTES.
IT is now rumored in Boston that Gov

ernor CASTOR will not sign the warrant
.or the execution Of Jesse Pomeroy.
MILLIONS of grasshoppers have made
their appearance in portions Of Alabama,
and are proving very destructive to the
growing corn.
Precisely five papers in the country
support Mr.. Delano-the Washington
RtblJlicaH, Philadelphia Bulletin, Pitts
burgh Commercial, Cincinnati Times,
and Chicago Ltter-OceaH.
THE great musical even. o. the year
will be the appearance in the Fall of
Hans Guido Won Bulow, the marvellous
pianist. His arrival is important, not
alone on account of the great executive
power possessed by hlm, but also because
uc is brilliant representative otthe pro-
gress W and liberal school Of music.
The New York Worid says: The cru.
trast between Albany and. Washington
lust now is curious. At Albany Govern
or Tllden goes after the thieves, tiud,
them, proves their guilt, removes and
punishe, them. At Washington Gen.
Grant shields the official thieves and dis
credits the exposure made by the purcat
Republicans in the land.
EX-SENAToE JONI SCcTr it ], said vii.
take the stump IN Ohio for Governor
Hayes and the Union.-Erria 9 .
Gracious We thought the war had
ended more than ten years ago. II 1t I-
stli going ON it Is time that the loyal
were establishing recruiting offices, and
arming themselves. "Ihc Union must
and SHALL oe preserved
EXPERIMENTS with artificial .uc! hHv.
been made within day or two at New
York II, the repair shop Of the fire de-
partmeut, with the ultimate vie" Of
gl,rting +, for engines, in preference T."
camel rcal. now used. The new tusi is
,lmpn-rd of common native pea, -a,u-
rated with crude or refused petroleum
and coated with resin.
WILLIAMSON county, Illinois, the
home of the loyal ku-kIuX, has been
alluded to as u Democratic county. W, in
1872 It went for Grant. jackson cour-
". another buuditti stronghold. ;,.so gave
lis ENcel!ency majority Of -. IN that
same YEAR. Probably that Is the reason
why Sheridan WAS not forwarded from
Chicago, in the saline State, To sgueleu
THESE mallSuunts.
n is Ilssraco to the Nation tina. iii.
Iaby-tarmins business should La per
mi,,ul To- continue. A. heretofore pub
..a.:. woman in Rochester, New
York. in charge OF one OF these slaughter
houses. cunte,,rs that three uut O: nv,
cd. the it'll, iuuurcutS received by hvr.
die. They are in all probability better
oil; but the shame Of the thing j., by no
meals, iesseued thereby.
TuE old joke concerning the French
,,rtyuir,lss which made Il soldier express
,urpri,. tina; he had only been Turning
the machine five minutes, and the wng
wa, already ended, bid, fair TO become Co.
81, certain extent verified. The Sharp
r.ll, Is 20 hr So much improved that It
cam p. fired three times In second !.
every ,not were To take effect D, ruu..
takcaprrtty good sized army To ,ian"
AGAINST them iu the hands Of another for
five minutes. \ regiment would b.
literally wiped out.
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Terrific SiOrm-FHtal Railroad Acct


CHICAGO, August pa terrific storm
ut Sioux City. occurred last evening last
iug from SP. NJ tin midnight. Damage
to crops, a., not a-e"rtmned
The St Paul expires. train bound north
went through bridge four miles south
ct this place, killing conductor Lock,
engineer Mann and fireman Kelly. \
tc~ Of thcPa,-"n-cr- were slightly bruised
ant shaken up; the rest escaped without
injury.
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weiss nccr Establishments seized.

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-Ihc fol-
lowing Weiss Beer establishments We're
seized to-day tor failing to enter the cor
rect amount Of material purchased upon
their government books, and 10 make
proper returns of the beer produced:
Charles Moss, Trubcrt Ortlelb Y Co.,
Mckinney X Kelly, John Sober Aug.
Ru-;crbach, Michael SttaeI. Moritz
Ruun. john SchIccht, All have been re-
ported To the United States District At
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcrYNAyI, August 25.-Co.ton-
Unchanged Oats-Duil and uomiuu.
Rye-Firmer; SO. ] SIC. Pofk-Quict
at 81 90. Lurd-Duii ari nominal.
Bulk Mcats-Sboudcr rides l2.m
ml2Ic. Bucon-Firm and unchanged.
Whisky Firm and unchanged.
HoGs-Firm; common high. - jor'
100: good iigh. and butchers = GOCa < %.
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aouth American News.

PANAMA, August 25-Thc little
steamer Guuga, navigating the Guasa
river blew up ON the 9th Of july, Kill
ing several and woundlug many.
The militia forces of the State of Boil
via defeated the troops of the Genera.
Government of Columbia in AN engage.
ment at Mugdalcna river. 10 foreign
ers were molcstad. The English and
French var vessels proceeded There.
Adviccs from Peru, OF August 7lh
note the suspension O! specie payment,
by the banks but there is no trouble
arising thcrcirum.
The preliminary boring ot the great
Gatera tunnel through Molrt M.i-gs.
ll73 metres in length, is completed.
The failures and furgcrIrs of Azo-ra
Il Bcl}o, OF Valparaiso result in iiaul..-
ties of live hundred Thousand 5,..u,,
assets small
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LONDON, August 25.-A meeting was
held to-day, to discuss the crg-e, Of 'ar
high price of meat. a resolution wu-
adopted protesting against the r,-.uc-
tion on the importation Of foreign cattle.
IN association WAS ioruGcd to secure
supply OF live cattle from the njr"d
States, to meet the wants Of the hag.I-u
mNrkct.
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Rciicsofthe Great Scandal.

Joseph Loader, the uphoIstor, who
librlcd Henry Ward Becchcr, was I" day
admitted to bail in the sum o, $500.
Notices Of trial were filed with the
clerk OF the City Court, in Brooklyn, in
the suits OF Theodore Tilt,n V. Henry
Ward Brorhcr, Tilton ". Thomas Kin
sella and Tiltou V. the Brooklyn Euq'e
by the attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Mr.. Dmv!s Accepts Another Invita-
GOn.

Kansas CRY, August pa dispatch
was received to-day from Jefferson Davis
by the Kansas City Exposition Associa-
ton accepting their invitation to be pres
ent and deliver M address during the
progress Of the fair. He will receive a
hearty welcome in this city, the most
,.auuch Republicans taking M active
part in extending him the invitation.
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rcnrpnrarN Ininmctinn Gramte.l.

\ temporary injunction Was granted
to dsv. bv the superior Court, on the mp
pncaj;on of sheridan Shook and y. VI.
Palmer. Of Union square theatre and
Ernst Bum. author Of the pay of
Rose Michel, by Judge Freedman OF the
Superior Court. a.air It August Daily, "i
the Fifth avenue Theatre, 10 prevent 't"
production OF the above named play:
order rcturnahlr September 6,u.