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learn, It Is the intention OF the Republicans TO
nominate Edward 8anderson, Of tho Chamber Of
Commerce, or G. N. Sanger, for Sheriff, Ia op-
position to Richard II. uackctt, Dcmocratir
nomiuee; and to nominate John PrltzlalT, the
iron and hardware merchant, for Clerk Of the
Court, against Patrick Connolly, Jr., nominated
by tho Democrats A1r. 8andcrson Is very irtn
friend OF Senator Carpenter. 3fr. Prltzlaif Is q
very popular nau with thu Germans aud hIgh-
ly respected mcrchant, hui It ia very questiona-
bic ~ to whether he will accept the nomination
II offered linn. .........,..
Turrv il i great deal Of dissatisfaction among
Democrats With their nominees, nlany clntming
that, while they aFc crying rciorM, they huye
nIade 10 effort to carry out their professions,
and that tile nominees urc old stagcrs and po-
lltlval hacks. 4 very determined effort will .bo
made by tic Republicans to notninate sucl
t.ukct Us 10 split tllt Deinocrntic vutc.
Gov. Salonou is expected here On tic atst
inst,, when he will address buth tic Germans
and English.
WHEELING, ". WA.
WHEELlNn, W. W., Sept. O.-Hamilton
u tonight to lear the Hon. $. 8. Cox discuss
tie polsticnl issues Of thu day., Tie autiience
was very : ::.a.ustlc. Alany ladies occupied
seats ui tl.u ssagc.
Some Thousand ur inoro 1sspuplscans Intended
frntn this cty: The different Republican clubs
their departure for Belialre, prta.ntug grand
lln1th on 10Th sides,
1'sA > 4 nEuocHAr,o NOE.
5peca! Dttpateh 70 1as 1rttuns.
pfrlIIcr, urptntllent ueru,un speaker, WIN is
stumpng tue Htuto fur Hayes aud Wheeler, Mt
tefnntcd to speak III German at tue Gerfnnn
Hull, this ctty, last night, but WIS lootcl aud
hiascd down l!y band Of Dc'nocrats, who cano
III" Mnynr ri tie rtv. viii il n,,o t;rr,nat,. nu,}
i1emu".!atie cun,i}datu far Attoruryt;nne "i
tlIs STATE, sat Tiers In silence and say te u,cct
| InI, brnken m without trotest or auy ftfIrt
opreSetys Ssw yfuet: u.1rsu,nz nryocu.cr
Cosconp' N. IL, Scpt. i9'MTiio Dcmocratfc
evtofal E"mve'S1l issGisu n, F!1fay T. -,
r,.nsn,,,. 4I.i,m II fim",,n"n H,t"uei W,snn
Ens",, nil p E1nunI Eh,sm a, 'Ifvu, I,,,
utso t. S"i,s,,s A1'""0 ~ ~o'AA's' @@4'@A '"s'''
nesonl1oas @ Mere aa9ltca L inaGrSg y, IT, p!at1
u n,"I s,a,,.t a ,t +,,s.,,, ',1,I"r ~
~ aae ,'t raG ~ os@'e7 "'a's's
c,u,.,, 49,, y ctsyEL1hp. t:yi y. r,,..o ann.
| CLEVELAND, o., sept. la-Ihere was Re.
publican lnuss-lnestttg M ana tofr!lltght proecs-
s0 'ede tss sr IN ~ H. n,a Is
was elabYratcly illuminated: A salut9 was
t!rcu, ai!u tliere was . ilpcrM display ot
hifeH%otks. iaEse eoncousso people assslI3- :,
e9 II ts snatH ~ II ft 1ds one s9 sFer1srs r 1o
H.. ~, - 49,. In,a ~ ~ f,i.totea ~
H. NIL w. t"''o"eo'o5 'auso o't'euhoeueF' u
New 1o'x' ,.s w
| e>..,,, hts,so,sS MAnisSs, y - mts: r-,,.u.
M.p,soS Ws.s % ssI,t. - ivGrh" :riE"i 1icnu,,con
ca,,nty C.,,,yentiou t1-tay noniil,ated tts III,
| ru,i",. tt,J.of, E,,r lhottrf R.,fm.r. Il I.1 -
Wiih,. to- rrHosrr1r Js",a A%a.. -. I.at r.t.. -.
Vss e. 81 mammalian. .Rn Rct.,xts, 9s Iga. ~ I.od. y: y
, 1876-09-20

CREsroa, ogls County, ILL.,, Sept. 1o.~-Thc
fourth annual exhibition OF the Rochelle AEri-
cultural md Meclnnical Association opened to-
dny. The weather Is fluc, and all arc hopeful
OF flnc tins. The Fnir Ia to continue until
Thursday. The attendance Ia good Tot the
opeuI!iE day.
, 1876-09-20
LAKE COUNTY, Ill.

aFtcE1E DfIpd7th ID 7ae 7H1aNa@
WAuKroAN, ILL.,, Sept. 1o.-Tne Lak ka County
Fair opened at Libcrtyvlc to-day. The weather
WINS delightful, aud the attendance good. The
entries are now complete. There will doubt
LES be u larEe attenunuco tomorrow,
, 1876-09-20
WOODBURY. COUNTY, Ia.

8Pfcld1 Dlspa3cN 10 Tia 7F16HHe.
SIOUX CiTY, Iu., Sept. 10.-1t has ratncd con-
tinually tho past thrcu laya, with no prospect
Of lct-up. Gu this account Woodbury. County
Fair, whith was to huve Upe1lel hera to-day, Is
pusttlOncd to Oct 10.
, 1876-09-20

8pectdi Dsputeh to The zjtbuns.
DANvnLE, ILL.,, Sept. 10.-Tho Danvlllo Fair
opened to-day, under tho most favorable cir
cu1nstanccs, More entries havo already been
made thnn ever on TIC first day ut previous
Fairs. Tic racing on Thursday and Friday is
expected to bc iirst-class rs number Of horses
Of good record nro on tho ground.
, 1876-09-20

C1NctsNATr, o., Sept. 10.-The Commercials
Cantlcld (O.) special says tho boiler Of steam
thrcshcr exploded near that place to-day. kill
lng Noah Cummings, Daniel Fox, and Isaac
Kiloales. Two others were severely Injured.
, 1876-09-20
SOMEONE TAKE HIM BY TIE HORNS
fuecfdi Qisndtch In Iad TlihunA.

Sptefdl pl!pafch 10 Tie 7f4bun6.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. MA shoching story
reached here Monday evening from pcwawkcc
that bull belonging to Mr. Pfc[f1cr, the
nursory-man, had COMO mad, and had gorcd
woman to death and Ind killed three horsca.
The animal WIS still running throughthe wou,la
there, attacking everything 1t met, while all
seemed afraid to attempt Its destruction.
, 1876-09-20
BASEBALL.

p1rrsnunG, Pa., Sept. 10.-Base-ball: St. Louis
Browns, 8: Allegllcnicst 4.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept, 10.-Daae-bal1: 1ndian-
anolis, 10; St. Louis He'd Sox, y.
, 1876-09-20
FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. l9.-The Ducyrus Mn
chine Works nadv au assignment to-day. L!a-
bilitles over $100,OO. Assets about $140, 200.
, 1876-09-20
DROWNED,

MONTGOMERY, Ala., Sept. 10.-Four Jewish
youths were drowned IN tho river to-day by the
upscttng OF sktH.
, 1876-09-20

RUN OVER AND KILLED.
Special Dspatch to 7as Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 10.-Last nTghta young
man named George Iillstadt fell under tho
cars near Ovid, and was instantly killed.
, 1876-09-20

r4k CAAtAiui COMMITTEE
appointed by tic Juht Executive and Cook
Cuu8ty Central C3snuItt>cs met yesterday
, 1876-09-20
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
WAsn,NoToN, D. c., Sept. ao-1 a. m.-For
tho Upper Lake Region, eastcrly winls, sta
t,onary temperature nud pruasurc, and partly
cloudy weather.
Special Dispdtch 10 Tic Tribune
ST, JOsErll, Sept. 1u-Ere,lendons ralns have
fallen IN tl,ls ne;ghhurlood III the last ~ hours
,lollg much laulaHe u ru.lroau and other prop
crty.
LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.
, 1876-03-25
IL. ON LElR-K ARRBKJ6RsRL .

IL. Tngen maa holds forspendt Karrs eler andet ~lignende
Kj6ret6i til Udleie ill Transport af Gods eIer Lignendo
Byerne, uden, som hidtil, at erholde BevllIng fra Poll
tiet. Saadan Beviling meddsles ikkun til Personer, der
Devise at ee Karre m. N.
IL. Bevnlng meddeles for ct b~egrendset Antal LeekarreE
liver at Byerne; det tllades like cen Person at holde
here Karrer, medmindre de. til Behovet fornodne Antal
Leiekarrer like baves og nye HenVendelser like kunne
ventes.
10. Enhver saadan Leiekarre eller lignende Kj6ret0i bejenes
under Arbeide af en- p~aaHdelig Mandsperson. Forsaavidt
Eieren like selV betjener samme, skal han derti antage
en- anden efter P0itimesterens Skj0n ~paalidelig Mand.
IA. Den s IL omhandlede Bevilling til KarrehOld meddeles
for 3 Maaneder I'D Gangen, Og deror beta}es hver Gang
SO Gents.
S1E. Enhver Karre eller lignende Kj6ret0i til Leie til forn@Vnte
Brug skal, som bidtil, have Eierens Navn, SAINT NummeG
og Ordene LITTER Bevlling' psamalede tydeige
Bogstaver.
Eieren af Karen meddeles At Poitiet ct Bevis for
Tiladelsen, tiligemed ct Udtog paa Engelsk at de /
indev@rends Reglement givne Bestemmelser, Karrekj0rse-
len vedkommende, SAINT ct Tegn med det Karen tildeslte
hummer, som bereS pa Hatten ener paa h0ire Over.
arm at den, der kjorer Karen, hvad enten det or Eieren
SEW eHer en- anden at ham derti antagen Mand.
Bsvilingen til Karrehod kan like at Bevilingsh&ve.
rem o~verdrages nOgen Anden uden POitimesterens
Samtykke.
S1S. Polfiet bestemmer Diet Antal Karrer, der kan tilladss
Byerne til fornavnte Bestemmese, og det kan, 0m
%fornodent, anvise Karrerne bsstemte Holdepladser.
SF. Dst or forbudt at krybe op paa eler klynge Gig til
Karrer eller andre Kjoret6ier under Ki6rselen. sller til
saadanne at fsstbinde Haandvogns. Sl@dsr ensR
KEeaturer.
, 1876-03-25
II. on JoB-OARrs AND CAarnnN.

{ll. No person shall be allowed to keep q cart, OK any ether
similar vehicle, intended to be let for hire for the trans
port Of goods, sr the like. in the towns of st. Croix.
without, as hitherto, obtaining e license from the Police.
Such license must only be given to individuals who
prove that they really own a cart cts.
6 IL. Licenses are only to be issued for q limited number Of
carts in each town; one person can only be allowed to
keep one cart, unless there should not be a sufficient
number Of carts to meet public requirements and no
new applications are expected.
Is. Every such Job.Oart or similar vehicle shall. when sm.
ploysd, be attended by . careful male person az driver
If the owner himself does not attend his cart. be shGll
employ for that purpose another person known to the
Police to be trustworthy.
{ Ia. The license mentioned above IN { IL to keep carts TO LEI
for hire shall be issued for 3 months ct Q time. and
each time there shall be paid so Gents.
Is. Every Job-Oart or other Vehicle intended to be let fog
hire for the abovenamed purposes shall, as hitherto. have
the name of the owner, the number and the words by
License painted on 1t In legibls letters.
The owner of q Job Cart will be furnished 0 printed
license, containing o statement of the permission obtain.
cd by hin, together with On Extract IN English Of the
clauses contained in these Regulations having reference
10 Job. Carts: the said owner shall likewise be furniahsd
with 8 badge stating the number allotted to the cart.
which badge shall he worn on the hat or on the Yght
arm, by the person attending the cart, whether IL be the
owner himself or any one else employed by him.
The license 10 keep Job-Carts etc. for hire cannot BY
the holder thereof be transferred to any one else.
without the permission of the Poicemaster.
s 10. The Polioemaster fixes the number Of Carts that may Dc
licensed in the towns for the aforementioned purposes
and be may, IL necessary. Ok certain holding-oE standing
places for carts.
4 II. It ia prohibited to rstin III or TO cling 20 Job'Oarts Of
other like vehicles when driving, or 70 sastsn 70 susa
vehicles whseEbsrows, drsgs, or cattle.
, 1876-03-25

Enhver, der i nogen al Byerne paA St. Croix vii
srnere zig som Sjouer eler Leiekarremand, skal dsrtil
srhverve v~edkommende Politimesters Tlladelse. Tilladelsen,
der betegnes we'd ct Beviis eller Pas, gives for 3 Maanedsr
ad Gangen og betales liver Gan med so Cents, der
tlfalder Politifondet.
Sc.
Ligesom imidlertid P~olitimesteren skal vRrs bemyndiget
til at tillade en- Sioue. eller Leiekarremand m~idlertidig at
lade en- Anden benytte hans Pas, saaledes skal han uden
Detailing kunne give Fruentimmer Tilladelse til paa kortere
It'd at vere behj@lpelige we'd Sjouerarbeide paa V@rttet
Og paa Oplagapladser saasom we'd at bare T0mmer'
Staver, o. A.
EFT Reglement, der tastsettss at Ovsrovrigheden, ord
ner dt Nermere vedkommende Sjouervesenet og Leie-
ksrrekiorsel, derunder ogsaa Strafansvaret for Overture
delser af denne Anordnings og Reglementets B~estsmmelseT,
OF allie Sager, der reise sig fra de heromhandlede Forhold,
afgi0res som Politisager. Dog skulle Sjouere og Kar-
remend med Hensyn til Tjenestetorseelser vere pligtige
ct underkaste sig PolitimestsrenS Kjendelse.
"A.
Gouvernementet b%estemmer, nasr n@rverende Anord-
ming, efterat Diet : 2 omhandlede RegIement er stattet,
sreder Kraft, og er deretter AnOrdningen at 12te April
Is49 ophBvet.
H7ofefter- alle Y~edkonmendo sig have at retto.
Goucensmsntt for de Danb- Venina'ske Der,
p. 5 st. Croir den 19de Januar 1876.
UNDER MIS HAND OG GOUVERyEMENTETs1 sEGL.
J. A. STAKEMANN.
H. ~
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/.
ANY person wishing to earn his subsistence IN either OF
the towns by working as Porter or Cartman shall thereto
obtain the permission of the Policemaster concerned. Such
permission, which shall be indicated by q Sign or Pass. 10 to
be given for a term of 3 months at a time, and for each
time it is given, there shall be paid a fee of so cents, which
shall accrue to the Policefund.
-.
The Policemaster shall, however, be empowered to per-
NIT a porter or a cartman to allow another porter or cart"
man to use his pass temporarily, and in the same manner
the Policemaster shall also be empowered to give tree OF
charge, permission to females to assist, tor q short tlmS'
with porter work on the wharf, or in lumber-yarda, for in
stance in carrying lumber, slaves, etc.
IS.
The Superior Authority shall issue Regulations which
will contain all further rules regarding porter-work and
cartmen, including penalties for transgressionS of this Ordl.
nance and of the Regulations connected Herewith. All
cases concerning matters of the nature treated OF here, shall
be dealt with as Policesuits. Porters and Cartmen shall.
however, be subject to the decision of the Policemsster in
all cases involving transgressions OF duty.
"a
The Government will fix the date when this Ordl-
nance is to come into force. after the Regulations treated
Of in s 9 have been framed and from and after that dsts
the Ordinance of 18th April 1s49 is abolished.
To which al concerned have to conform.
The Government of the DGnih FEET lndts IsL0"ds,
D. g. St. CroiE 18th JGSWGry 1875.
UNDER MY HAND AND THE SEAL OF GOVERNMENT
]. A. STAKEMANN.
4. g.
, 1876-03-25
81. HGnaeAsH,
FIN.


concerning Porters and CGrtmem in The TO0Hs
Of ST. CrOix.
Hsswsd b. the Pre.idsney of Sc CROSS ts vSrsS sFGks
Ordnance promulgated on the 1854 JsaSaTv 1870.
(~ConlgdsS)
, 1876-03-25
Fl. HGnscheH.
FIN.
Reglement

angaaende Sjouer0Gsenet og Leiekarrekj6rseJen
! Byerme pau st. CrOir.
(FosEsat Of PreHdentsFabet for ST. Crotz MsdAol8 af
,As0rd"'"s -k"adUot l9ds Jaa@ay 1870.
(Spnet)
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Br1LA1RE LocA1s.-The Democratic
urinary meeting Of this township was
bcld at City Hall on Saturday. The con-
test over the delegates 70 the County
Convention at 81. ClairsYille next
Thursday was all by the aspirants for
candidacy for Sheriff. Col. David RAM
lin carried offthe delegation. The fight
for the delegates 10 the Judicial Conyen-
lion was brisk between friends Of Judge
Chambers, R. J.Sweeney and G. II. imp.
stead, all Of st. Clairsyille. A large num-
Der Of Democrats declared that ifany one
but Chambers were nominated they would
demand OF him that he take the field as
an independent candidate. This declara-
ton and the innate good sense Of the ma
jority Of the party carried the delegation
for Judge Chambers. -'
The last quarterly meeting Of this con.
ference year was held at the NJ; E.
Church yesterday. Rev. McCleary Of
Bridgeport, assisted the pastor, Rev:
Hodgson, in the morning service, and
Rev. Carr, the presiding Elder Of this
district, occupied the pulpit in the even.
Rev. CASTOR occupied his pulpit at The
Presbyterian Church yesterday after an
absence Of two weeks at Philadelphia.
Mr.. Allen c. Miller, Of Jacksonville,
Florida, is visiting his sister, Mrs. s. j.
Barnes, in this city. Mr.. Miller Is en-
gagged in lecturing on "Florida as a Per-
manent Residence"
A prominent Democrat remarked Sat
urday to gentleman whose nose, from
continued exposure to the sun, had as
sumed the hue Of one who is bibulously
inclined: "You would have had no dill.
ficulty in imposing yourself on the Judges
The school houses on Gravel Hill and
in the clover town. are assuming proper
tions rapidly, and will be fine structures
when completed.
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CINCINNATI, August 6.-Cotton-- Quiet
but firm ut ne, Flour-Quiet but steady.
Wheat-Steady with fair demand at coca
81 90. Corn-Quiet but firm at 43a4Gc.
oats-Fin at 2SaSSc. Ryc-steady and
in fair demand at 66a58c. Barley-Quiet
but steady at 70a75c. Pork Steady and
in fair demand at $40 90 cash; 10 rs bid
buyer August. Lard-Stronger; steam at
$li 0Sall rs; kettle, current make, $40 75a
10 SIX. Bulk Meats--Demand fair and
prices higher at755Sa95sa9Aai0Sc., Bacon
Demand fair and market firm ut SKA
1OH a 10%a11H a11Xc. Butter-Choice
firm; Western Reserve at 1sa2oc; Central
Ohio at 17a1sc. Whisky-Demand active
at$1 10. 's.'.A
Hoas-Liye steady and FIRM fair to good
light and heavy 50 30a6l 80. i ~
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TRANSPORTATION.
ONO RAILROAD co.

Mo-. 1 and 8 run daily; No. 8 daily except Mon
day; Nos. and % daily except Sunday No q
stops At all stations between Wheeling and Grafton;
No stops at all stations between Wheeling and
Cufnbarinnd
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CHICAGO, August 5.-Floar-Quiet but
firm. Wheat-In fair demand; No. 2 Chi
cago S9Nc spot; 921Sc September; No. 2 do
Sac; rejected 65a67c. Cora-Dull and prices
q shade lower: No. 2, 45Nc spot; 4s1lc bid
September. 0ats-Dull and shade lower;
No. 2, SOl<c spot; 3OISc October. Rye
Steady and unchanged. Barley-Nomfnal.
ly unchanged. POrk-Actiye, firm and
higher; SIS 75spoG SIS S5alS SIX septem.
Der. Lard-Quiet and tirmer; Slll95 spot;
81 321f September. Bulk Meats-In good
demand and prices shade higher at 61S
a7c spot; bulk short rib 9Ha9Aal024c.
Whisky-Quiet and unchanged.
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1DsYCHoMANcY, OR SOUL CHI ARMING."
How either sex may faScipate and galn the
SANITY This art all can possess, free, by mall, for
rs cent?; together With Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, etc. 1000 900
sold. A queer book. Address 7. WILLIAM 4
CO. publi,hers PHILADELPHIA.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-seeds-C Clio.
yer 17alsc; new timothy 1915. Petroleum
Steady; refined IKE; crude 1870. Flour
Active and firm; extra 81 00a4 70; Mime.
sofa family IS 5Oa6; 80, prime do S. 75a6 so;
high grades 81 00aS %. Wheat-In good
request; red 81 16a1 II; amber 81 2Sa1 %;
white 81 25a1 40. Rye-60c. Corn-In.
active; yellow Coo; mixed 55a5sc. Oats
More active; western white 4Sa46c. Pro.
visions-Firmer. Mess Pork--$2l 00a2l so.
Lard-1lHai4Nc. Whisky$l II.
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Qte3nteIligettter


~, c.,,l, ouo cent each, 50 without further
49, "a an par,s Of The United States and Canaaa
III an additional OuC-ecnt stamp they 80 70 Ill
All letters, to ali parts Of the United States anu
Canada, cents per hdi-ouneo'
Ioc1l or "dTOp' letter., that Is, Tor the city OF
,ovn vbors deposited, cents Il delivered By car
IT,. nj scnt where there Is no carrier system.
'T NcrIDoper,, daily, scnI.weokly, th.weekly and
r,sEIIs, regularly Issued and sent TO regular sub.
,.rbcr, cents per pound, payable at the otieo Of
publication: newspaper aud magazines published
ic,, i,opuen,ly than once week, cents per pound
Transient newspapers, magazines, pamphlets
and huudbls, cent for each Two ounces or fraction
thereof, Single copies Of The 1STELEioEScER
weighing les than two ouVces, the postage upon
ira,uIar numbers b l cent each, AL other mis-
rellsuCouS matter including unsealCd circulars
books, look manuscripts, prOofsheets, photographs
ETC., and also scCds cuttings, bulbs, and roofs Ina
merchandise notlexcOedIng four pounds In WelS"''
cent for each ounce or fraction thereof.
The following are the postal rates win hUIvP.'
The rates for lettersAn for the hai-onn'c OI ns ~,
ton thereof, and those for newspapers LOT Nv"
ounces or fraction thetsoi:- ,.....,,,
tn Grpat BrItnIn and ireland, letter. n,O TS%I.
peTsnapers cents; France, letters sSn,
papefS cents Spaln letters Senn, SmSiriF let
eepts: ali parts Of Germany. Including Iattsm5
ten CENTS newspaper ceD s!sSRitefiaai, letters
c' nsTIpspSrs cents Italy, letter. Sea
"s,,'UsrS 6ents; RuSiG, letters cents
Per 2esn; SOL CttGrs cents newspapers cents
sents; s"G E%Idpe'n and AslAtir, letter. gents,
bo@S9SSsrs sSntS Egypt, le'"r'S cents neW'Pa-
pe H. %IISiIe Countries, the hSliounco limit for
Latter, md Tue four ounces for newspapers, still
i ids good, the Mates arc ,..,..I
n kuStraIIG letter., via San Francisco (except 70
Now Sonih WAIes) cents. via southampton 10 |
srnt, yia RrlndIsi q cents, newspapers via san |
ErapclSco : cents, via southampton cents, via |
pripiSl cents; China, letters, via san Francisco
10 ceptG Via Southampton "a cent, via BrindId u
,rnta Dewspaper1 2, 4 and cents, by tho respec- |
live nuics: british India, Letters, via Bouthamp'
lon ii cents, via BrindIsi, p cents. newspapers
/ and cents respectively; Japan, letters, via san
FTncI,co, IL conis via Southampton q cents, va
i,ripIisi IS cents, newspapers via ran francisco
cents, via southampton 4centS, via trtadisi cents
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TOLEDO, August 5.-Flour - Steady.
Wheat-Steady; No. 9 Wabash new 81 q;
No. white Michigan new 81 10; No. 2 do
81 lSk; extra'white Michigan new 81 20;
amber Michigan spot 81 l2k; seller Sep.
TENDER 81 70; new spot 81 10; No. 2 Miehi.
gan 92c. Corn-Steady; high mixed 60ci
seller September Bic; no grade 46hc; dam.
aged S91Sc. oats--SleadY; white at SSc;
Michigan 3SIfc.,sg5- III. IL .,si.l',rl ,
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 5.-Flour-Good
steady and firm; common dull and weak.
Wheat-Fairly active and firm; western
red 81 10al 20. Com-Western frmer;
western mixed 679Ga5711c. oats-Quiet
and steady white western sec; mixed $50.
Rye-rSteady at 65a60c, Provisions-Quiet
and unchanged. Petroleum nominRlly un.
changed. .CoAee--Steady and unchanged.
WhiSky-Quiet and firm at$l IA.
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NEW YORK, August 6s-BuSiness con.
tinues moderEte with domestic commission
houses. Dark and medium prints In good
demand. Best standard ginghams 101Sc.
Cotton goods unchanged. Repellants and
Kentucky jeans In fair. request. Mems
wear woclens in moderate demand. For.
eign dry goods quiet. I'D. ,srU.H.g.'. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-07
RAILROAD BoNDs-Generally firm and

\ hAlLHOAD buNDb-beneIuiIy uEu auu
somewhat active. .lt .s.g.E
STATE BoNDs-QuieL mo i,.
STocKs-There was firm undertone 10
the stock market this morning and with the
exception OF Illinois Central the entire list
advanced u to per cent Business was
moderately active, the largest dealings be-
ing in Lake Shore, Western Union, Della.
ware, ::Lackawanna & Western, Michigan
Central and Rock Island, The greatest I'D.
vance was made by Michigan Central coal
stocks. The market became steady aud re.
mained 80 until afternoon with the @excep,
ton OF st. Paul common which rose from
36A to SIX. Stock towards the close were
u to u per cent of from the prices Of the
day except in the case of The Illinois Cen.
trail which recovered from SIX TO 49, Deal.
ers'during the afternoon were very lnoder-
ate, many brokers and operators having
left for tie country the market closed dnll
aud steady. Transaction aggregated 20, 900
shares, OF which 10000 were Lake. Shore,
5000 RocktIsland; Pacific Mail, 10000; St.
Paul, 1900; 0hios, $500; Western Union,
10000; Michigan Centraf'l $50. Delaware,
Lackawanna L Western, 1000, and Illinois
Central. Q Zoo. -. .H... ..
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FINANCIAL AND COM MERClAL
By TELEGRAPH.
Ne,Y YORK; money antl Ntoclks.

NEW YORK, August 5s-MoNEY-Mar.
ket ehsy at / per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3a4 per cent. Custom receipts
$4,000. Clearings $l7000,000 Sterling
Dull; sixty days at $4.s711; sight at
4.s9H. % .'i,l Z
} GoLD-Closed at liz, the only price Of
the day. Carrying rates per cent.
GoyRRNMESTs-Dull and steady,
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A Trip Through the Main ExhIbi-
lion NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OlT!..The
Observation-Disclosures, JeWelry,
Pianos and Organs.

IHILhDELFHIhi rug
Editors IntellScuccr q.
| will, with your permission, invite
your readers to-day To take trip with
me through the t''t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-07

THEheat makes many Of our citizens
feel like showing out to some summer re'
sort,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-07

Pt11sDuRau, Algast 5rpetrOleum-
QuieG crude 50 45a2 AK Of Parker's; re.
fned IKE, philadelphia delivery.