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The daily gazette., 1875-08-20
HOTELS.
NTS5TBRE RoTkL.

{. J. KYLE. PRoF1Eroa
hos above Houae haa been pus II. complete
t.epe't Ior the reception Of guests, where
q FIRST CLASS HOTEL
5aT nIed with choicest wines, Eluo1s, ot5ars,
&c, and the tshls supplied with ,. bess the
uaarkes ehords- Tran6ieut ed pernRnen
DoaTuers Accommodated St moderate rsses.
aooo stabhnS s1d attentive hostlers. A lib
solicited.
suz2 dtt
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Washing
MECHANICALLY
Made Easy.

prtna naVss delicate fabric washed without In
Soron o., = ,.nread. The work of purifcatlon
kon,sS4 accomplished; no after rubbing
4 tSa ~, Inc washing done In one Quarter
Ae olS rns, Win one-halt the soap, than py
lse. No ho,,sra hS,Hra process, and with perfect
EAction ESsn 3 guaranteed. Best of refor.n,as
n Whsn ae. pe1sons now using them In this city.
bd smhs.". nv. IN use the machine forms n nes
'SDs'annal kitchen table. %
bic emsnpt.o. ISAAC PYLE.
Delavs,. ssufer and agent for the State o
/ielid&9,uo OF Orange street,
Wilmington Dol.
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The statemcntthattho Massachusetts,
Mills OF Lowell have received m or
der from China for 1900 bales ofgoods
having been contradictcd, it isUscer-
tanned that the denial should have fur
ther explained that the order was Ter
1900 bales.
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DURE GnouNp RAW BoNE

Furnished by car In lots Of Ave tons and
upwards. or smaller quantiIies from store.
Parties ordering early viii get all the dement's
of the lowest prices.
Also. materials for Misunderstanding Phos-
pilates, always on hand. PRICES as low rs
the 10 oWest. quality - good a. the best. Or.
ders and Inquiries BY mail pIempsly attended
Sshisw oisi Newport. Del
The daily gazette., 1875-08-20
EEew ais Peopie Pay Fos Radical
Meetings

"NS" ai-@ SHsAe KAY fOs A2utcAl
Meesiugs
O1c Opponents foT weeks gave uotice
Tat grand opening Of the campaign
would conc Ell at Erie during The SEES
.9r af The / s, Court there The
C"@ir1 n tC9' HoytJ Of the Radical
state t1r r,0tt.ec, had invited ell his
PAR : friends ir the State, 70 be present
2r- -55. !ic - lis grand opening
0~c7:'9 Nc.r 7GCthweste-n New
Lor- t -crttelstern Ohio. and
.-.e~. N- .ci, ,2j 'de la'5e9 were IN
-.'-i Wei. tie period arrived, but
..0" -l17 ava c7ll thr huadraGs who
~--o invited did not come. A few
-7-t5. --c-c prc5CUt 70 assist IN The
-7c1i -ucr.rI ceremonies chief auona
t"cIU were Chairman ifoyt, cx l nited
state Sr-G.Cr .I9A1 Scot. and about
fifty otecr C-.cj aad petit States Jurors
=. . i.cr. tLrir wy Up to Efie at
-- ma cr.l t.eIN. cent
.-fl which 1nDuut was drawn out
O. 'ac United 5'etcs Treasury. Chair
c:rr E-gt'- iiu ~c.nr. the texpayers
-.- ,-.- .,--.--. 1-npa.El opening was
ca~- ~--- -- g pe- day s24 90
g. ~ ---' -re5a' :, 11 cent
C5 W
-.- r.-.z- ..aass sg2 %
.-aa'- Scott mileage Wa much
-f +" reside l1 P;ttsLEC, while
inc Cte.r-Gon ..Tt- -Tav 6p the NORTH
i.r1oe'i i. Lr-evcr county The bills
for 'tr -tIDr -0z~.~ FGeleCate7 averag-
"a 1'c3- >h1. The surface cost Of this
Crrniu- process, as near rs we can con
e-.'r. "ar7 -oorta .o,iowr
f:.lJ yr- ~ 49, l3250 "
81 ---l u 92 %
T.- - S33.2 o.
T..r-... s... lt,H 1tt nf the United
si.'c- ttr. arF, What amount was
.s.wg out &. the S-3.e Treasury for
Incl a'l. $50 have no lrCGUs OF A.
,r.tl.lIg ..-s State Treasurer Mackey
".l not a'ow anybody to take look
., his '.-f .-t u-l ct} 'd.ducs.
I'm. So. Iavo rodluht that the State
Treasurer and the nominee Rawle.
WA. ~lF ri-at af hi- homc-would
r... opening Clmpaign fund
t..,r -oiu, ovrc., = sot out Of the
~'.'. IT,, .rv, tL.v W uld Of course,
=. . Helrp pocket in order to
,T. 'l.e 1.. paid by I ncle Sam.
Tho fellows sac Great Union men,
an! A1w
: .d cary spe4k-
...-+ ... ..., g5cHiao at
r-.- ist.7 Stlfes Ire1s.
-.. t-. tn for mcauuess
TO- -ar.r4'.rt mnuutncc supersedes
Clio a. .f hhaiir. larcenay. Cakes
AH.e. Ell LHteg tol,aX arc small
rprt. Nl,r compared h Scott aud
II. ill.,. .5raer robbed the people
~s H -"'E-evcrybod
Ihfi y s'~'. q Il 9a=-hut these cam
M III raU.l- c7mc down on Is ana
.-- tsa.s -v.- when We have no
ul = TsarH -a to ~ olr taxes, after
.lv..- a1'a.i - p, : cent to our tobac-
{. ,T"t - Isr cent ~ our whiskcy bills.
I;tee'f .r.hsa' though George o.
Tg.a-' bU'i,S wee determined to
c,raa CT No Cait-d States ard the
state To- .t!es before they ship for
...-...., ,.- -:- NY @. their dear
tr .ai. .r-- -sce -.;ea3y % escape
CT. - .-'-.r.
les-fe v '.tra nat this opening oc-
c 5-.2a a-srce The & lest affairs
f..... .f-a Ct-.. - s.. : X. Ordinary
49, I.c2 l-rgely at
,r.. g. ia et'!;e~i Gs3 speaks7r,
- .s:f .st.- .. -. q 10 Castsd
t...5 F..- Ire le-t Radical
It ..--a. l.. iii uca q tacc one IL
Y.-w Tia &c C.sa-.!s,d Reg-a.-
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Fanny TllSler, the famous danseass.
is living at Bremen, the wife of phys
81 clan, and is well preserved woman
Of IL.
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BY TELEGp Apr
Observation-Disclosures.
:sla. 900. ..lsTe1LEN.
9Tise r hfe YES sE'saa PEI
!. fspec,.l tslerra.n % .hnl 3,ss,1a.f

:! eSpeclsl telegram TO thu Dissiaias ~
HusTrsaros, w. Va, September Co. ur
city was the scene of the wiidest.excitement
to-day upon the annouucementi Of The sue.
cess Of one of the most audacious robberIes
ever perpetrated in this State. About 2
O'Clock, whilst the president was at dinner,
and the business In charge Of the cashier,
four mounted men rode up in front of the
Bank of Huntington, two of whom dis
mounted aud entered, the others remaining
on guard outside. The invaders a. once
Jumped over the counter and demanded the
Keys to the safe. The cashier resoIutely re-.
fused to deliver them for time, but the rob
bers having drawn revolyers, holding them
TO his face and threatening instant death,
they finally overc,me him. The villains sue.
,eeded in stealing about $4,000. They then
Feft the bank, mounted their horses (Which
we're being held at the door by their con.
'ederates), and the party OF four galloped of,
aRing southerly direction over the hill.
officers and citizens started in pursuit at
,nce, and the police of aG5tcent points were
dyised of the robbery.
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RfurrfgaD srepsRsr1ua4n6A


eAEEs:l87 600 KsennrDafe ETY. s1s sSsd II ggZ
Syate Sncssfiiiss.ryf Virginia c6nsnFs.f ga Nd a
a.. erred a hid 10 s.Ssd: visaisis irisrsss
ss ssoas s sia S's sss ed
rs,ssssa sa o. 's S s ns las ss Il
lid. 75 ush I'd; PrederIskshure ely es 10 I'D, 4E
Q Rf,rnod Be- ,s4ds.-yir pnia ard TsHsessts Rsil-
ana petersburg he iroad Grst rnorfasas Ts. 81. q
d.. 10I BID. Efchut trd and TettrsburS ri f1rnsT
safund mor'yage 8,s, Il ~. 90 bid; Kfcbnsor,d.
ST. S. Apd Fss sss EsiEe
and Potomac Ksi'road me- ,Sage 6's, J.'x III
osd; range ,nnd hlexsptiTt faiiroad first mott.
fage Es. IL. & n. SO bid: Or, sge and sExaSisia
GRa l s, cona mortsngs On ., as bid;
SIS. II. & NJ. ,75 asked. 20
Canal Bonds.-JameA River and EalsSwha Canal
FRS, mortgage SIS. d.. d n, 6eX bid
Roilrogld Stocks = Pefersnnig II Eitrosd 90 uar
par BJ Risaaond Fssserieksx lsasa
mac Raiireah corsrnOn, 100 par. 65 Die, ask-
Ell: BchmoBd, Fredericksburg aud Pntanxc Kxii-
road q per cent. guaranteed, 100 par. IS DID: Rich
cent guarantees j 90 par. 81 BID ]: Niesmdna
AND Dnnvllle Kailread 100 par, 8 bid. IL asked;
Piedmont RaIiyoad. 100 par or bid.
Bank Stocks.-Fir National. 100 par. l21x
asked; Nationsi Bank OF YJrxtnia. 100 nar. a0S
s asfean Rs ssoS MaliGn, 5 5So
cbanissnd Planters Savings. IS par 43 asked 20
Insurance Conrpanfes.-V irrir Is tfles sudf Bss~
rine, rs par, 80 DID; Virginia safe, 25 psr. 25x
Md virginia Home, 100 mar, loo. askel sisr.
So n LOO par. 80 asked Cid Dominon. 100 par,
.Hiscellnnsous -old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, 100 par, rs bid. 80 asked. ~ go
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. September Ga GiSpatch
received at the Treasury Department to-day
from DR.. Linderman, director Of the mint,
reports tha! he left San Francisco yesterday
morning for Washington. He will stop at
Denver, Kansas City, ST. Louis, and Cincin.
natl to determine upon site for United
States mint to be located in the Mississippi
Valley, in accordance with the provisions Of
the act of Congress passed last session.
The steamer Plymouth, from the mouth Of
the Rio Grande, has arrived at Port Royal,
and been ordered to proceed to Norfolk.
Mail service on tue Ohio river between
Louisville and Cincinnati by mall-bosts
ceases September 10Th:
The Treasury Department has advlces' of
the arrival of vessel in Delaware bay from
san Domingo with yelow-terer on board
The Treasury Department has received
applications for the transfer Of million in
gold from New York to San Francisco. Tbs
applications are from some ten persons, who
need gold for commercial purposes. The
Treasurer cannot make the transfer to-day
bot hoses to be able 10 send half million
tomorrow.
The coinage of silver has been stoppedi
ADD the coinage Of gold will be resumed at
the San Francisco mint.
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THE RHOT AT CLINTON, Miss.
ORIGIN AND PARTICULARS, ON THE DIS
TURBANCE..

N,cEsnrRG. September 6.-Au extra edi-
ton OF the Herald gives an account Of the
disturba zee at Clinton, which is stated 10 be
.,hsut a correct version Of the whole aa,ir.
It seems that some young men from Ray
mond. while the speaking WAS going on,
want to one side to take O. drink from
q, bottle which they had brought with
tbem. when the colorea' marshal for
the occasion forbade their drinking,
il being contrary TO laTs to SELL liquor
i'm Clinton. The order was not re-
corded. and the mlrsbsl attempted 10
take the bottle from the young man tMartin
Syel,) who had it, when Sivcly struck the
ps,rsbsl over the head with it, Senator
Caldwell (co!oreGD started to- settle the dill.
Guilty. and was followcGiby SOME twenty ne
crors. whom he ordered back, but about one
bundred more clme rushing on. Some one
nrpd a shot. which WIS followed by a general
firing and stampede. Sively fred all the
h,rrels of his pistol, and the negroes de-
manded his surrender. This he did, and
cave I'D his pistol :; after which be was shot
and his brains knC. kedr out. he was thep
robbed of his clothing. and finger was ctr
off in order to get bis ring.
The infuriated mob found Charles Cbistpa
in his VarO. anu SUUL duS2 nH'CO pihA ~ WV
presence of his family. Frank Ihomasssh'
promising young lawyer. wus shot iDom
his borse. mile aoda belt from the sceae OF
the corfict, and after falling the saaases
drove their knives into his body 10 many
places. John Neal was fatally shot 10 Tue
ief, lung. ia the town. and Waddy R:Ge seri'
ously in The hand.
A number of negroes were fousa IN the
deld-two of them n,ortally "ounasa. s's
additional, negroes have been ioitnd deaC
about Clinton Stree.
Tbe white mon OF Clinton were organized
If onca.for protection, and kilograms sen
here :ar assistance. One hundred and NIT!
men Immediately took speciai train, an
reached Clinton soon after, and other re
Inducements continued to aLrase. The roao
ware pickeed during the light, but no iu'
tier disturbance occurred.
All the fsen had returaed to their hosas,
ahis mosnins, and everything is repoass
iquiet.
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The New Haven Palladium says that
mechanic in that city has invented new
method of propel5ing boats, by which he can
obtain speed OF five miles an hour without
any "wash" from the propeller. The boat
has two keels parallel to each other, and be.
tween them au air-tight box, built in the
bottom of the boat, iu!o which air Is forced
by means of small steam.engne. Tine ccm-
pressed air is conveyed to the top OF the wa
ter under the boat, and allowed to escape on
The SUFFICE of the water, the resistance 1t
meets being relied upon for the propulsion
of the boat. The two keels are intended TO
keep The compressed air from being distribu-
ted over too great surface. The Palladium
says that several satisfactory trips nave oeen
made in the bolt (probably withous load),
and that the Invention can probably be used
to advantage on canals.-Balttmore Amera'
can.
This seems to be plausible but unphiloso-
pbical.
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Alabama CONSTITUTIONS. Convention

Monte oaszRY, September 6.-The Ala.
bama Constitutional Convention met to- day.
General L. z. Walker, the first Secretary OF
War of the Confederate States. was chosen
president by reclamation, the Democrats and
Republicans all voting for him. His father
was president Of the Convention which
adopted the constitution in 1880. under
which Alabama was Admitted into the
Union.
On taking ths chair be thanked the Con-
vention for the honor conferred upon him,
aud promised to discharge With tirmrass and
iDps7tiality the duties of the position. Hc
urged upon the Eody the necessity Of being
wise in their deliberations in framing the
organic law, so Us to make it comprehensive,
consistent, enlightened, and non-partisan.
They must incorporate into the Constitution
the national spirit snd the national law of
the perfect political, and civil equality Of all
men Of whatever raee, color, or prepicas
condition.
Education of the masses is one Of trehish
duties ola republican governments, for there
can be no progress without education. They
must Iilit the legislative power CT taxation,
and limit the duties os Government to the
ends of Government, which may be summed
up in the general phrase: the tull protection
of the rights Of person and of property.
The simplest Government is The beat. The
com plications OF mullform machinery only
aggravatc the burdens which more or less
attend the form of civil administration.
The speaker, in referring to the growth Of
interpretations, said it wes'on Of the mar
wells of tie age. Their power has increased.
is increasing, and ought 10 be diminished.
Great rs they are, they are simply the repre-
sentatives> OF individual interests, and are
never organized except to promote personal
ends. Special limitations @houd be placed
upon COUNTIES, OWNS, and other municipali-
ties, and :hey should be restrained trom
lending their credit to ventures Of private
speculation.
He opposed local legislation, saying,
though sometimes seemingly exigcnt, 1t
should be absolutely forbidden. It's enac-
tions are jnyidious, its excuses snecioas,
and its ends often illeSitimate, and some
times denssralizing and corrupting.
After making other Suggestions the Presl'
dent concluded by urging the Convention 10
use their highest and best judgment in the
consideration OF all subjects which. mfsat
come before them. and hoping that their de.
alterations might be harmonious, their labor
sucec:sfuI, and the final coDSummution all
that the rsopie of the State could WISH
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Probable Henri eide.

lSPecldt leiSkTalH W Tie Lax tsalcHJ
CHATHAE, Va, September 6.-Chafies
&c ,ols (negrol was instan tly killed Saturday
night by shotgun in the hands Of an un-
known party. Suspicion attacbeG TO Orange
Corbin (negro), living near here, at whose
house Echols was visiting, and siscping in
the same room with Corbin's~ wife and her
sister. According TO their statement, Echols
was shot while lyisg on two chaira, the
gun falling from where it stood (by p tabIe)
and striking the bamaser, all Of the inmates
OF the room being asleepat the time.
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,.,scr from Petersburg.

..aY
.a.,o,ccnce or the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
psrrssBuRG. September o. 1910.
c,on,d aud Fourth Ward Cohser'
.,r, climbs will hold meetings '"-'''D" :. :.
' s the rominations for the Genera -. AS 5.
l l"n,Srr, And here il may be ment,oheu I"a,
.hn,,ph nc has written no lorna, fe.'ei "a
u'o ',,,a,rc Csptain william r. Hinton has
~. -:,,.clv ,lcniticd his Willingness 10 accept
i%c rnminllicn tor the Senate.
I,n, Thomas 5. Boc"ck, OF LEhch'u's.
So, srrcptrd the invitation EXTENDED nm 70
I'",,yer m address at the next iair OF the re-
tnr, ,,rs Agricultural Society.
",, r 7, Eaton occupied the pulpit oil
as, R,,.i>t church Sunday morning
., n1 f,bt. prraching 10 very large conSre'
At" .'- w ho,h occasions. Mr.. Ealon's ten.
Sa.,-, ~ !. nervous. Hc speaks very rap
a., o,h tIurnty, is clcar thinker, close
l".' ,, ,',r and daring bis delivery rises al
. .!s.,. ~ c,nQt.tncc. Both socially and in
.; -; ,nlnir Ia, pcoplc are greatly pleased
,- him he viii he Installed next sunday
h'15 .,:ro va. another arrest for forgery to-
,h;s .iur of n coloIed man who can
"a; road nor write. His name is Arthur
1-., and he has been in the employment OF
w., C. 4. Jackson & Co., tobacconlsis.
~, ,,.,. detected in altering, or having al
.',.l for him. The freight tickets and re-
.,; ri NJ employers. The practice has
t,, ,o,uc on fer some time. and by having
a.. .,nollr.> on said tickets and receipts
I ~ md substituted by larger amounts he
So. ,-nrrrc! about $50. He was sent 10
t'..,', ,r-s 2 the october term OF the court.
/, i proposed 10 have the 5So .; small car
~,r...,rs recently dug from the river. sup
,.,..3 20 haze been thr0wn there during the
D.. ,g,jor. polished up and sent 10 the Cen
I'n..5. Il wruld probably be good idea
:,,..l,.. .rh deposition OF them.
,:..,r. Jam, ;. Gillian, jr., and R@nja-
49,. = Won, y hos, iiiur>S has been annCunc1G
H. m. !,.,,.>. arr reported much better TO-
.n,ur Farther has occurred in reference
.i.,. u.G-r restraining The city treasurer
I,.... ,x.,,..io, tHc city'S note for $1,000 10
,,i IL. ,i... ,ric ION Of Il school.huiiding tor
~. .a.r.,,ou 0: Catholic children. The
.-l5,, arrived n time 10 prevent The ISSUE OF
.t.. ROBIN door.
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COMMERCIAL
CORN. AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. 2
t"s RICHMOND, September 6. 575.,

Soh IN 11lSC = 6oOIS cASC1HISSIGIs
- RICHMOND. September 6. 1875,
OFFERINGS.
wtstAr, -HAite, 9 1919 bushels. RED. 4,6s2
CosE:- White. 494 bIshcl,. lfreu, SIS bushels.
OATs.-6I.6 bushels. fIIl.
KYSSSSb ushels.
MRAnA4S bushels. -
PoTETOES. - 80 bushels. .rs,,t-I
SALEx.
WHEAT Write, i "a bus heI9 common 1t Sls2S;
% bushels good a. 1885,: 81 bushels on private
$50 bushels al 81 40: 94 bushels common at gls 40
bushels gooc AT 1888; 254 bushels very good &C
81 AZ; 200 bushels common At $40; 70 bns!la's
fair NJ 81 Sc 20 bushels very common at ~: SO
bushels 81 81 To- % bushels stSl 90; 40 bushels
E1.26-tota1. LIS bushels. Rcd. 62S bushels
gnad Mt S1.sa: 81 y bushels very common al 86c.:
966 bushels common ht Sl.2G+ 234 bushels at
M 80; 400 bushels good at 1887; 364 bushels
100 bushels common AZ ~. 10: ggs: bushels good
ut al.35; SO bushels at $1.26; 20 bushels good
at S1.3S; 5GShEhels Ou rr1vate terms: 90 BUSH
+lafcommon at *l'05; Els bushels fair Mt S1.25S
st abushels yery,commo oil at 70c.: IS bashpls very
co,amon n: 95r; Too bushels fa,r at*l 80; 490
t1RN.- White. LOO bushels ut 1861: 200 bushels
common on private 'trms-toial, 800 bushels.
Mir n 80 bushels at 73c liza bushels good at
74c.; Ala bashels prime nj 76c ~ bushels very
good a. 75c total $40 bushels. .,s. /
0A3ss6e bushes good at 51e.; , 1S.hu,hels a.
j 3c.-.otn 32l bE hels. t-7.t
RYIS-S hush, Is at S5c. .ftg
MEAL.-4S bushels at 76c.
RE-FXHIRITED.
WHEAT White, 2S6 bushels.
OATS. 1t bushels.
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tatt3 eeSSt ! =. - Il n - = =
no AID FOR TIE INSURGENTS.
kessHcAy Rae,ex

LEXINGTON, September e-l'he fall meet.
ing over the Kentucky Associ etion course
commenced to-day. The first race, mile
heats Tor three-year.oids, Was wo1, by Grin
steads ca. T. by Gilroy. Time. l':44a; so
The second race, one mile and q, furlong.
was won by Bob Wooley. Time, 1..M. This
Is the fastest race ever run IN America by
two seconds. The first furfong was run in
thirteen seconds. and the mile, from -,1riug
to string. in 1:8a: the whole distance az the
rate of 1:415 to t3e mile.
The third race, dash for three.auarters' OF
a mile for two.yeaT old FLIES, was won by
Grinstead's Janet By lightning. Time. I ~ :.
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CALIFORNIA ELEcTIoS.- Washington, Sep
TENDER 3.--The result Of the election IN Cal
ifornia is of great importance. Democratic
gains in the Hou.e will not add much TO the
majority, but the election Of three Demo-.
cratic congressman cut OF delegation of
four will give to California a majority on the
Joint vote in the decision OF the electoral
vote for President in February, 1877. SEN
ator Booth will vote with the Democrats,
aud that fjct in connection with the change
of vote in The House is of importance. to
say nothing Of the Influence the result may
have 10 Ohio.
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plat, Deutsche Vosksfest.

New YORK, September 6.-Tbe procession
Of the platt Deutsche Nolksfest took place
to-day. 1t wus composed Of delegations
from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Richmond,
Cbic,go, Milwaukee, and other Cities To-
getber with residents of this city, The pro-
cession was reviewed by the Mayo the Ger
man Minister, and consus. The festival Is
being held at Schuezen Park, New jersey,
and will last five days.
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M W YORK, September 8.-Cotton steady: sales
OF /, 254 o.le. At 14SG l5e Flour dull and sti! in
buleI $ favor: supcriur western and State at $3.50
~ D.: H IRA s1 so,Ss5 good 10 choice extra,
$500 ts so wta l@2 oTG FER s w,n,sr With Is6
xasss ater ' Se srs s;e
for old amber Michigan Ia slofe: a1.46e5$f.80'for
white western: .ooHfor new white Michigans:
G G7Sc steam Ser INN tai
western mixed; s6@52c. for heated anI uos9a aU
m ow we ser no oais lover 4o@5sc for new
mixed and white; Ss955c. for very, shoiee
er rn ~. @5sc: for old wniie wesern. (eateARio
dull AND nominal at 1ss20hc., gold. for cargoes:
?a for 1GG 70 S5 !a sa aae
prime S iSc. for good NGscoyado: refined steady nc
1OI@1lc for gran slated: 1c. for powdered 11N
Tallow, . &c. Ro.ip tlull a, 81. 65Gs1.70: Tor-
pentine d III az 32c. Pork frmer: newio', lots,
S2l5@S LIZ saEs i FrsxbI pt ar@ ss'mas
BALTIMORE.
| BAIT1Moi lE, Srnsenser G.-Flour OIL Howard.
Street and v rste-n sn.rGne 81 Soar 5. %: extra,
IS 5ogse.i atm.ly. ss.z5@s7 so ny NILS H
BRANDS. *7G3sI-a5: Emily, So Wheat steady;
Pennsylvania rct.jsl-s8 Maryland red tl:2e@
s4o AMBER saL@t 81 3, eassGsShGs
dull and off: sGGthcrD white, S7c.; yellow; 7tS.
Cats firm: soutserp' 4asGQhlc, nysdul at eAc.@
S al; i;ns.r;nsas1s houde;s yS@yc:; eisss
RIB l2h4DI &c. Bscoa-tBoulders. i &C.. clear rto,
lthYlOzsc: nahas. 15ss I5hc Lars-Refpedo; ~
W VAS H esser a. s y ssx eusar I'm ana
| active at 1O4@R3Ee-
PHILADkLrtfsA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. Sc1zsp Der 6.-The cattle mar
ket was dull this week and prices were nfr5ctt0n
lower: 400 la.1l. arrived and we're soia xts7V
TIC. for extra PenfSrffr mia AID western steers
SC. for q Jew caoIGe '6@8Ac. for fair to GOOD
choice; SO 5Hs- for CO, nm0u. Sheep IN fu!sr de-
mand: 10000 )hea1 ~ nd III I96c. 81 -. gross.
Hogs were higher; 1000 head sod At $l2sJs13T
bundled weigh :apet-
CINCINNATI.
CINcI. NATL. sepser her 6,-Flour dull !: fsnaIHs
G.4Uat .6.83. VINES /, casi.s; DeH r,a, Sgc.W
%a saass g. .r Grg Gle.
quiet !. \ o. g. 9a@s2t; Pprs opened Nc t21. With
large aes; closed al t2l ga Lard qptet; steans
I3c.: kettle. TSaa9i4c. Bulk meats-Delnaad fair
clear. rib siGas, 12S:.: clear SIDES, I2aSs. Bacon
stcuC and In MODERATE deBiand: sh0u lders, 9s,,
G. ca, rib sides, SIC ces sstdeS, 1876 Whtske3
Der land ful and,nrm I'll SLID
LOUISVILLE.
] .oUIsyIf1E. Ssptemnar 6.-Flour quiet and un.
ct anged. WheaL duli aud unchanged Com, en-
d uII and ,Dwer ut 6Oc. PrGvsioTs qptel and Exm.
PORK norainaL Bulk. Iss,is Shoulders, Tx. clear
rib and clear sides, 12sB12Ac. RaconC shoulders,
o1zc: clear rib and clear SIDES, l35xl3H.; hams,
sugar-ctaei l3agl a1se. Lara quissana unchasReos
ST. AouIs September g. w Ioatdull and aroop.
Ing; no. a. red WATER, IL 49, Corn dMI ana
lower: No. 2:niSed, Gle. Uat, dali and. lower;
Pork STEADY apd unchanged. Lard qpist and I'M.
charged. Pulk~Gesis-N0 tsansacrorg. Bacon
steady and III changed, Whisky steady ana un.
changed at 81 a..