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evcntG.
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Believing that Wheeling has long been In need Of
General Horse Market, and having leased the
stablIng and track Of tho Fair Grounds, will en-
deaNor to establish regular sales Of Horses Carri-
ages (new and sccond.hand), Wagons, Carts, Har-
neas, saddles, Brides, Blankets, Robes, Whips,
Hoping 10 permanently establish II, I solicit tho
patronage Of DrovcrS, LVery-men, Farmers, and
I'll persons having such property for sale, hoping
patronage.
YOdrS, respectfully. Ut. hurley.
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PETERSBURG.

,,.<ruEsTER COTTON Mll.i.S--DEslhoo-
t' nv az TWO HUNDRED AND THREE THOUSAND
I've or CITY RoNDS--THREE REPUSi'l-
r,>n1DATES IN THE flELD-PRoPosi-
~ 20 ESTABLISH 4 CHANGERS WARE
HOUSE. ,,.,,,, n,,,,..,,l
''"' AUGUST Is, 1876.
-. o3iourNcd meeting Of the stockhoed-
Al ' wy, Manchester Cotton Mills Compa-
- ~ I,,d TODAY in the Office OF the presi-
ny Nd" ~. Wesley Friend. The object OF
d'",r',@,,;.c. was 20 hear the report Of the
me ' I';.,o. 0nrointed two weeks ago on the
c''n"".H! yoIuc. and availability OF the
roi'' '.,,, =, ,hr company. The committee
W"i,"i rcady to report. the meeting adj
non W. WA aver until next Thursday.
lou'"33,r ,n.tructionS OF the Common Coun-
40. ~" s,synr. the chairman OF the Finance
en- $40, ,,i.,or and the Treasurer, the special
t',,,;,,rc APPOINTED for that purpose. to-
C''.'''', Tlr,,roycd hv burning uncancellcd
az ~ and co;,pons Of the city amounting
t'. .,, a,rrcratc 10 S203.40O. The list COM
~ .; -" f5ji hords OF $1,000 each, 100 bonds
:, s,na each. 1874 bonds OF $500 each, and
-. a.. Ia,r.lo>, but rcccntly-iound bond OF
ia. ..,a There were also destroyed at the
,.,or time number Of cancelled bonds and
cnrnon> which have for some time been nc
,...nula,lne in the TrcaSurcr'S office.
The committee. in order 10 make the de-
>,-,,rtjpn thorough. repaired TO the foundry
- the Petersburg Iron-WorkS Company,
and tArtw the valuable bundle into one OF
~, furnaces. In two minutes time there
y.,, nothing nf them left.
rbr~,. are now three Republican candi-
,r,f,. in the field in this district. Captain
T. +. rhildrcr some time c:o announced
luasfIt Al independent; candidate, with the
understanding that II De Nlortie received
.ra nomination 81 the party at Farmyille he
would Withdraw. but If JorgcnSon was the
r,minrc ne would continue in the field.
t,r,ain ChiIdrcy has not been heard from
.-nrc hoih ci the above parties were nomi-
aa:"d.
|, j. SIGNIFICANT 10 note that scarcely ma
,.y..bo.a white Republican in this city fa-
,ar- the candidacy OF Or. Iorgcnson. The
10 what i known as the "cus.
i.Y,l-hau-c ring" is deep and strong.
|, j expected that \ goodly number Of our
citizens will 20 ont 10 Chester on sunday TO
lear Bishop pogSctt preach.
\ proposition has been made by the
I~la:rr- oi this district II the owners OF
vs., hin warehouse to make that 4 Gran
..ar.' warehouse. The negotiations are not
!; y. COMPLETED. II is understood that the
Grau-c.> viii name one Inspector All. 49, =
r%n.r> the o:hrr-thc Governor, OF course.
- max" Tie appointments. 1t is also re-
lnrrad. in The event the negotiations are sue
r>siu that special arrangements will be
mad" il, reference to Zee. and sales oil tobacco.
RoEIN \DAIR.
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THIRTY.THIRD DEGREES .NAsoNs. The SUI
pre,ne Council OF the Thirty-third Degree
Masons, In session at New York, elected
their officers Thursday for the ensuing three
years. as follows: Josiah Drnmmond, of
Maine, Grand Commander; Henry L.
Palmer, OF Wisconsin, Lieutenant Com
mander: Joseph d. Evans, Of New York,
Minister OF State; Herman Ely, of Ohio, g.
+. General; Clinton +. Page, of New York,
Grand Secretary General FL. E.; Samuel E.
Lawrence, Of Massachusetts,, G. NJ; Archer
A. Stevens, OF Illinois, Grand M. General
Of Ceremonies; II. S. Goodwin, Of Penn
sylvania. Grand Marshal; General w. r.
Highly, of Connecticut, Grand Standard
Bearer; Thomas A. Doyle, of Rhode Island,
Grand Captain; and Grand Deputies G. w.
Deering, OF Maine; A. Aaron King, New
Hampshire; George 0. Tyler, Vermont:
Samuel &. Lawrence, Massachusetts,; Thos.
\. Doyle, Rhode Island; c. w. Car
ter, Connecticut; Joseph Hought, New
jersey; Anthony L. Stockler, Pennsyl-
vania; Daniel B. Tracy, Michigan; Enoch
r. Carson, Ohio; G.. II. Hamilton, Indiana;
Homer a. jackson, Illinois; and Alvin D.
Alden, Wisconsin. The Convention was
brought to close Thursday evening.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, August 10, 1875.
american Gold.-110 bid. 50
State observation-disclosures consols, 664 bid |;
asked. Z,
city Securities.-Richmond city SIS, IL bid;
Richmond CITY 6's, 96s bid; Fredericksburg city
6's, 80 bid.
Railroad Bonds.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
6's, gold, n. and n, &c bid; Virginia and Tennes.
asked; Southside Railroad first mortgage prefer
red 9's, J.. and j., ~ bid; Richmond, Fredericks;
burg and P9topac Railroad moEsgase rs !; ana
consolidated 8's, II. and N, 6Sh bid.
Bank Stocks.-State Bank OF Virginia, 100 par,
TEX bid, s2 asked; City Savings, 70 par, 20 bid,
81 asked; Citizens Savings, rs par, 81 bid. 23
asked.
Insurance Comparatively rginia State. 25 par,
mond Fire Association, rs par, l8 bid, 20 asked.
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The MoLLlE MAGUIREs.-The testimony
in the trial OF the Mollie Maguires, now in
progress at Pottsville, Pa, establishes be-
yond doubt the propositions:
First. That the organization in Schuylkill
county is criminal one OF the blacklist
kind, and that no one but person willing
to commit crime could belong to it.
Second. That to prevent Il prearranged
murder was an offence against the llce.;ws OF
the organization, which wac punishable by
expulsion.
Third. That the members of this organ-
zation were 81 devoid OF all moral and re-
ligious sense shaat they attempted to give al
appearance Of Justice and solemnity to their
horrid proceedings by opening their meet
insS with prayer, an awful sacrilege.-Batti-
more Sun,
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1t was stated short time since that the
pardon clerk of the Department Of Justice
had recommended the pardon Of Mckee. 1t
is understood that the Acknowledgement CO.
incidcS in this recommendation, but for po-
litical reasons he thinks the pardon should
not be issued at present. Facts have been
laid before the President which, it is stated,
show that great injustice was pcrDetrated
in the conviction Of Mckee, and which have
impressed the President very considerably.
The Kansas Republican State Conven-
ton. which met at Topeka Wednesday,
nominated George r. Anthony, OF Leavcn-
worth. for Governor, after balloting until
$50 O'Clock Thursday morning. The fol-
lowing complete the ticket: Lieutenant
Governor. NJ. j. Saltcr; Secretary Of State.
T. II. Cavanaugh; Auditor, r. j. Bone
brakcr; Treasurer, John Francis Attor7
General, Willara .,",
Benjamin i. Russell, son OF Benjamin
Russell. OF the firm OF Russell IL Alger,
wholesale Shoc-dealers, died'yesterday morn
Ing ut his fathers house, No. 2Gl west Lom-
bard street, from the effects OF q dose OF
phosphorus which he had taken the night
previous. Young Russell had been drink
ing, and it is supposed that while laboring
under alteration OF mind he took the fatal
drug.
4 widow ut Martha's Vineyard Is trying
10 make an honest penny out OF the house IN
which her husband was killed by lightning.
For TWENTY-FIVE cents the visitor is shown I
shattered bedstead, broken mirrors, and a
photograph of the man taken after death.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST Is, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 1S, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore. merchandise
and messengers, l.. i. Tatum agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandiSe and passengers. L. Il. Tatum. agent.
Schooner Maud Seward, Applegarth. Baltimore,
railroad iron, Richmond and Dauville Railroad
Company.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New York, mcrchan-
dise and passengers, 6. w. Allen g. Co., agents.
schooner Hennie L. James, James, Baltimore,
paving blocks, Curre g 20.
Schooner Annie II. Edwards, Snedecor, Philadel-
phia, granite, Currlc Y Co.
Schooner l.. & d. Fisk, Baker, providence, coai,
Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Christina Dr., Andrews, Baltimore, Au-
gust 9Th, to load tobacco for Liverpool.
Schooner Walter Palmer, Gale, Bath, Me-, August
18th. 49,. W.,
Schooner Frank Merwin, Pearce, Boston, Au-
MEMORANDA.
Brig Somerset CBr), Haley, 80 days from this
mort ut ElsInore August 14th.
Schooner A. B. Field, Frank, heace, Mt baltimore
17sh. ,. p.,,o,
18th.
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~ "AI ~ NAME Edwin Booth
"I>!'> :" 'thc The name Of Booths Thea
ar away from that establishment. He
,'''Ih' III" name is his own, and he thinks
'"r use 81 1t II that place is hurtfu to his
business whenever he is acting in New
l'!h' ana that It may under some possible
circumstances be hurtful to his reputation.
!ir reason, that when he acts in this city
many persons make the mistake OF sup
h2-ih- thai 10 may be found ut the theatre
MHieA ucal- H. name, and he believes that
"I'N mistake |, injurious. He believes it
possible that entertainments such rs he does
,io' ana could hol approve might be offered
III b"oiiis THEATRE" and that he might
~ identified with them and held re-
>i'o'"'o!e !of. them by the multitude. He
"o'' moi, IN short, wish TO have his
;la"e A>,ociated with Il theatre III which
nc 10 lon-cr owns any interest, and
''.' winch he exercises no control.
y, 'nr establishment has changed hands,
~ NINA Il ought TO change names, leaving
" ii'h' me tisc Of his own, and not in any
""S Gcith0inS on it or seeking to profit by
:" hich"ry-laccd men OF business may,
%'n"pS' thlhk that Mr.. Booth takes senti-
r''il"' 'ieW Of the subject. There are
dan! persons. however, friends OF the
%Slha ana respccters OF character, who will,
vqoUht not, sympathiZe with Mr. Booth
,.. AN feelings and actions touching this mat
80, In statement on the subject that APP
G 1rSfcd N this journal yesterday there was
rl error which ought to be corrected.
.'INn,s Theatre was not, as therein stated,
,;5 DuNl for Edwin Booth through the exer-
i F1. Of several friends" 1t was built by
,t"h Booth through his own eXertions,
;,|, " i"fSeIy at his own expense, and accord
n,. e ~ Ills own express allegation, all that he
n, "is 10 certain friends i'll the matter is the
L9,rk Tritune. 49,
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NBw YORK: August 1s-Eoon:..noney, l,9@2.
Observation-Disclosures doing and lower. States-Ten-
nessees, new virgnias, and Sfssouri's are better
the rest are steady.
4a7E Cold heavy at i1OA Governments r.,.rfya
and lower. States quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE. ST
BALTIMORE, August 1s.-virginia 6,s, deiel-.
54: consols, 66ta: second series, 33. North Caro-
lima 6'S old, Is.
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Virginia Briefs.

nr. Thomas T.. Wilson, OF Warrcnton.
y. e.. died ii salem. Va. Il fcW days age.
Monroe Haley. Of Swanson'S Mill, Pitt
-ylyauil county. made an unsuccessful at
nnpt 10 commit suicide few days ago.
EHhu Hickman. Of Rockbridge county.
walked Ii iynrhhurg. 4 diStanc" Of fifty
miles. t,.w day arc.
! it'll negro. son I'll Henry Perkins. was
drowned "n The 9Th instant in Muddy creek,
Buckingham county. near the residence Of
John :. NaTcr.
MIR. ul"ncl Wilhcr>. we learn. was non
q, badly injured on Friday last by being
thrown from buggy IL WAS reported at the
;io!p.-- !: HtherUl" Di>Patch.
Mrs. Mary >cncr. wife oi Captain Joseph
V. >rncr. and mother oil the Hon. James
+. >cnrr. died at her home, in Fredcricks-
hl.rm. on "Wednesday the lGth instant. in the
>iXty-ci@hih Year Of her age.
James Patterson addressed 4 Conservative
mas,-mccIinG last c0urt-day. rcpudiatlnS
The rlmur that he had joined the Radicals,
and made lin" speech Tor Tildcn and Hen
ijrjck>. - fruah{iH Conservative.
There have been more RichmondcrS recrc-
a,Iny in our Town and ncighborhood this
summer than for Years. Among the num-
Der ar some OF the metropolitan beauties.
10 who's" charms more than one young man
ht- Welded. - Sc0ttSrMe Courier.
Il ! indeed a little remarkable that the
number # persons engaged in selling to-
aarro in This place should be double that OF
iAo>r who sell liquor. The revenue COM
missioner Ior Fredericksburg reports II
tobacco merchants and only 20 liquor mer-
No, IL. Ia. fNr, lN-nr 81
nhabitan,>.-Fred"rich;Sbnrg Herald.
>ora aY~ lightning to make their appear
unrr in The marshes OF the AppomattoN in
considerable. numbers, though rs yet they
aTr not in tir>t-ratc eating condition. In
iIyn "r three weeks the season will be well
advanced. and with every good tide the
,port>nru will he found with boats and
guns ready ior the Slaughter PeterSb,U9
lad..-.i pf'W.
Genera! FitZ. Lee was permanent prcSi-
den, ii the convention that renominated
B.y. Douglas for Congress. After the poll
ilcal business OF the Convention was done
Major John y. Rodgers, OF King George,
offered series OF resolutions in memory OF
,hr late General +. Il. Bagwcll, OF Acco'
Hac. This brought out glowing tributes
from Mc>>r>. Sinclair, Medley, Walker, and
others.
\ writ 81 Certi0rdri has been issued by
'hii-Ju>iicc Waite for removing the pro-
crcdu-> in The cases Of the Commonwealth
IS. John Walsh. William 5. Surface, Il. Al
,rrNn. omega Chaplain, c. NJ. Alderman,
William Cloud, and George Humphreys,
bending IN Franklin County Court, to the
nIird states Court. on the ground that
they cant .rt nm innurtiul trial in Franklin
county Court. This writ OF certiorari has
been awarded.
HN. !. !. rritchett, Of Pittsylyania Court
nou>r, Tuesday evening had his pocket
book containing s. in money and about
SI'912 ~ bonds, stolen from his pants,
"AI"h We're hanging up in his room. Y
,4!',i negro hoy Jour or five years old, who
works ~ Nr. pritchett's factory, confessed
~ having stolen ii, but told several different
,,?I',.> It. 10 what he did with it, and up to
,''> nm. II ita> not been recovered CHAT
h2" Iritenc.
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dran were killed by the Turks at Otulkkui.t
Children were carried about fnpaled on
3bayonets, and human beings were burned
alive. At Bazardsfk Q thousand persons
were killed.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
COWS FOR SALE.

r HAVE CONSTAN TLY ONEgM
L hand from ten to fifteen FRESH COWsSKs
and CALVES, ranging In. price from $50 70 $50
the Brook turnpike Just beyond the cattle scale.
house For further Information, apply ut Stall 2,
New Market. JOSEPH kiRsh.
ul5-6t&tlaw4t
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ded ct Cold Spring, Ind. The fireman Of
the passenger train was seriously hurt,
Both engines and some freight cars were
wrecked. No passengers hurt.
y BORDENTowN, n. j, August 1S.-The
freight and peach trains collided near here
to-day, killing O brakeman.
CRIME IN TENNESSEE.
MExpH1s, August 1s.-WiIlis Jones and
Marsh Walker (colored), captains Of base
ball clubs, had n quarrel to-day near Holly
Springs which resulted In Walker killing
Jones with o bat.
A farmer named McClisk was found in n
bush near Fort Donaldson with his head
severed from his body. Bill Mackell and
Jack Seefy (negroes) were arrested on sus-
picion, wien they confessed the murder and
robbery. MackelI bad the murdered mans
shoes on when arrested. Both are now in
Jail.
: THE wHIsKEY FRAUDS.
CHICAGO, August 1S.-Judge Bangs ar
rived from Washington this morning, he
having been summoned there in connection
with the sentences of the whiskey-fraud
convicts and the efforts which their counsel
are making to procure their pardon. He
has no information OF any pardons having
been granted, but expresses the opinion
that the sentences will BIO equalized, some
OF them being considerably mitigated.
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MOUNTAIN TOP.

WI -
TO those who have made inquiry, / can now say
turning from the larger places, they will find NOUN
TAIN Tor pleasant place to stop or ut Tor season
OF quiet and rest. The board is equal to the best
All day-trains stop ut "Mountain-Top Station =
l,pon notice to The conductor.
TERMS: Per day, 81: per week. SO; per month,
1880. j. L. NElSWAEGER,
an 10-I3t Proprietor.
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COMPARATIVE CoTr0Y sT -

NEW YORK, August 1s.-Net receipts ut all United
States ports during the week, 6,575 bales: same
week last year. 1904 bales; total to date, 1901
Exports for the week, 7,708 bales; same week last
year, 5,074 bales total to date, 3204 SO bales;
to same date last year, bales stock Ut all
I96 bales; Mt interior towns, 1851 bales; last
year, 7,542 bales; at Liverpool, $4,000 bales;
for Great Britain, $1,000 bales; last yesr, $4,000
hu1 ..a-
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VEGET4N f..


VEGETSE
PCRIFIES THE BLOOD,
HEEOVATES AND INVIGORATES THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTER ATIVE, TONIC. SOLVENT. AND
DIURETIC.
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71HE TYGETA HOTEL, OLD POINT

j. COMFORT, VA, situated within one hundred
aud fifty yards Of Fort Monroe. Open all the yeaI
with ample CAPACITY for 500 guests. Has all modern
improvements Six daily mails and telegraph ONCE
Fifteen to twenty rst-ciass steamers iaa dsiy sa
beach for bathing at doorstep, and good from blay
until November. Boating, fishing, and driving espe'
caliy attractive. Send for circular descrlblng NY
M 4.tseI - II. PHOEBUs, Proprietor,
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nALTIsfQRE
49, -
COMMERCIAL.
ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

COktN AMI tLOUH EACE1ANIE.
RICHMOND, August Is, 1876
OFFERINGS.
WHEsF.--Tthite, 920 bushels Red. 3,494 BUSH
els.
CoEN.atyhite, 364 bushels. Mred. 90 BUSH
els
OATs.-972 bushels.
RYE.-=106 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-TVhite, rs bushels at Sl.15; Ga BUSH
els very good at 1923: so bushels on private
terms: 140 bushels at 81: 90 bushels at $l.10-
total, 452 bushels. Red, 492 bushels at S1.18;
2O4 bushels ut S1.15: 210 bushels very good at
1923; 7O2 bushels at 1920; $50 bushels at $3.50;
254 bushels very good at 1922: % bushels on
S1.0S: 230 bushels ut 81 IL; 100 bushels nt 92c;
90 bushels at S1.10; 100 bushels prime at 1925;
210 bushels very good ut Sl.24-total. $3.50 BUSH
els.
CoRN.-IVhite, 100 bushels very good at SIC;
"a bushels ut 8 0c.-total. 124 bushels. Iired, so
bushels private terms; 40 bushel. prime at &c
total 90 bushels.
OATs-lOO bushels on private terms; sS bushels
good winter mt 40c.: As bushels good spring ut
37c.-tota, 236 bushels.
RYE.-60 bushels very good ut Coo.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
August 10, 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised 25S hogsheads, 33
tierces, and 8 boxes; the offerings at auction on
Change, 129 packages; of which Pa were taken IN,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from So to
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ssindssones. 1s@sSs. s1i b. - : = ~
Weed. IS
cord.-oak- Seasoned. S3.5 1875 unseasoned
$2,se@ss. Pine Seasoned $50 80 /; unssasoned
ByTelegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
AZ ae go q Ts x fa sesssd
change; In fair export and moderate b0me.frade
demsnd = superfne western and State, $500
change. Wheat 1@2c. better md fairly actlve:
Gle. for inferior winter red western q. 26 for
ass sn ss , End T kss1ss %
moderate demani; business checked BY scarcity.
Oats arm: Coaes-Rio more active and drner;;
susa f sSsa juice e? asss q
n,...nanaed Ric cii in II Moderate request al Ead
for Carolina; 4n@SHc for Louisiana TaiseT i.eS
Pork armer; mess s1s,a5. ard armer; prime
active. Freishts stow . 53 s s.=i5
BALTIMORE. &
BALrIM0RE, August 1s.-Flour steady and uf.
changed. Wheat more active and frmer; Maryland
ias as.sp PITTS sSu.snn Corn aais
sna saes and n5e se;e
1880. Buk-meats-Shoni TIC; clear RIB.
9ic. Bacon--Shoulders, Sk(96Hc.; clear rib, 10xtA
l0Ac. Lard-Refined, 12ac. Coffee steady and un-
changed. Whiskey dull at 3l.I3. Sugar active at
11'sc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August 1S.-Flour dull and UNI
changed. Wheat In fair demand red, 90c.@$1;
amber, 95c. @S1. 05; white, 95c. Gs1.05 Corn dun;
white, AGO.; mixe1, 44c. Rye In fair demand at
Coo. Oats in good demand: white, $780,; mixed,
sic. Provisions active, but not quotably higher.
Pork In good demand at $40. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ders, &C.. cear-rb-sides, &c.. clear sides 9,s99fc.
Bacon srm and unchanged. Lard quiet and un-
changed. Whiskey steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI August 1S.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat dull: red, 95c.@$1.10. Corn in fair demand
and higher at 47@4Sc. Oats quiet and firm at 80
Gl42c. Rye dull and dropping ut 57@5sc. Barley
firm at S0@S7c. Pork quiet at $17.75. Lard quiet:
steam, 104c.: kettle 1201123c.; current make, l0A
@1O1c. Bulk-meats fairly active and shade higher;
Closing ut outside Ggures shoulders, 6S@8xc; clear
rIb-sdes Si5(1SAc.; clear Sides 9Sc. Bacon IN good
demand and irregular: shoulders. S@,SAc.; clear
rib-sides, 9AG9hc.; clear sides, $10.20@S10.26.
Whiskey steady and In fair demand ut Sl.10.
ST. LOUIS.
demand for medium fall extra at S4(994.75.
Wleat-No red fall, 81. 10; No. 8 red fan, $i.04k
MSl O4% Corn buoyant No. mixed, 42HGa4299c.
Oats quiet and unchanged. Rye tlrmer; 49c. bid.
Whiskey steady at $1.10. Pork dull and unchanged:
Lard nomnally unchanged. Bulk.mcats frmer ana
generally better feeling; shoulders, S4c. Uaeon dul
aud unchanged,
COMPARATIVE Cotton STAY,nsssGs