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The Morning herald., 1876-07-04

I I,AF-AFH0AfNs-.Aoen Anteds
Sutfit and terms free- TRUE y GO;
y, Maine. morly eo0s
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MEDICAL, &c.

Re- es;, -; S %Ar5HaogsS np No 1881
the y tss ens BY simple
f. :ss Z ;s':s g. :sS; e:
nR; BU0KLIB JOE .s.-fventy yeers exc
~ Renee IN Female Diseases, Irregularities, Ovs-
BO;les.: osnhdsnsisi: Sosm: ics SSsisn.s. fSI
y. Howard street, Baltimore. augH-tr
IN. AKON, TXs Oidsa KstabNsAsd aad O.i,
~ Reliable Ladies PAyssetas - tAs CITY, osn be
:srsst. from to eeioss. 1 All rsnais i o. On
sns
stSATIsE ACTION"-Al osifive cure, q per q
tie; PREPARED aeooldiDg % the orisinaI form
uls ~ Dr.; Darby, e lis q stfest, cor. Of Penn
Nl stefan and Midlc1s, can BE- oonndentiaIiy con.
suited at s24 9th street. northwest, between o ..
!hs': Is:iasDes. Cali or write. MRS. Wilson |: not
pREsOBIPTIOB yeEE FOB The SPEEDY
IN disorder brought on b. indiscrstions or sIosss
Az psd R,1ssi'f has the insrs%SisSTiI;n -o- 80
sspis@.vI,H Boa 1895. ssv G YORK.
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S.. o.: e: q z a :: P! s:ss::.:
:: sss g S :s.s 6;
sSr S Hsor q @ b. s =.
q. Ie.sri debility. ofssnie vsefns::, IN ossnsy
servous irrtts6iity. gym 1toms Of eons1mDtiol, =
e: si;f .sss e c e:
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5.lsnors: O6es lSi N sassS satsI~ss, fsoS
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ID zorro SAILS.
NAVY PAY OFFIOD,l
WASHINGTON, ID. & sept, Is, ls76.
Sealed proposals 10 duplicate, 20 De Endorsed
'PIoperais, will be received at this ONCE until
m the 2Oth day Of September, 1915, for the belo w.
mentioned articles, to be delivered at the Havy
Yard, Waehibgton, free OF any pense to the Gov
erbmenf, and subIect to the usual Inspection:
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
ReqKts,fIoR No "a.
i -6O0 feet Canvas Rubber lined Fire hose, * In
cbes internal iameter.
- sets works Ps.ent Screw Couplings.
dozen extra Cooper Rings.
RsqKfsffton NO. 81.
10 tons $40 lbs.) Btu 1fnons Cumberland Goal,
best quality, to be delivered wnhia % dAys.
Rsqutsifton No g.
- tons q 40 lbsI Hay, best quality loose limo
tons q 40 lbs long Bye Straw, In bundles.
Is Zoe lbs. yellow Corn Meal
go bushels 81 lbs.) black Oats.
$50 bushels Shorts
To be delivered In monthly quantities, ss re.
Quired.
Bach reauisition viii be awarded separately,
without reference to the others All further infor-
nation will be furnished on application to the
maDd mt OF the Washington Navy Yard. where
mples OF the couplings Cen be The rig ut 10
reserved TO reject all OF tie bids II deemed
advantageous to the Government; the contractor to
pay the cost OF the inspection of tie coal. Respon
sibe security will be reQuiTef for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of the articles when awarded.
Blank forms for bids to be had at this office. The
bids must be made IN Duplicate other wise they will
not be entertained.
W. W. WILLIAMS,
sepDH Pay Inspector, u. 8. Navy
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The Servlans seem TO be holding their own
lately, and there are more and more evil
dences that Russia is determined to give
them open aid as well rs covert sympathy
and support, rather than allow them to be
crushed out by the Turks. Attic same time
Turkey Is earning the moral hostility of the
leading European nations by the atrocities
committed In Bulgaria, and should Russia
decide 70 60 into the field openly In behaIf OF
the Servians they will probably not make
any great opposition, though In the end they
viii doubtless interfere To prevent Russia
nom seizing any portion Of the coveted ter
rttory OF Turkey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-13

" 0oOIDSs Om - u fl0c0 Oh B6010omC1.
President Grant has been interviewed again
at Long Branch by the interchangeable reporter
Of the New York Herald. Upon the political
campaign the President expressed the opin-
ION that II the republicans carry Ohio and
Indiana next month the democrats have not
q ghost OF q chance In November. He de-
clared bis purpose to visit Europe after the
close OF his Presidential term, and indicated
that on his return he should PROBABLY settle
down In Washington. To the inquiry wheth-
er In bis experience Washington is not, at
least, as expensive as New York, the Pres
ident replied :-"Oh, no! The rent of q first
rate house In New York, In the BEST locality,
would be a. much as I could live for In
Washington. In Washington the only item
OF great expensivenees consists of entertain
ments, and these man can limit according
TO bis means and pleasure. suppose L shall
settle In Washington. feel at home there,
feel more identified with IL than any other
city"
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According TO Mr.. Redneld, the veteran Do
utical commissioner Of the Cincinnati Com.
nseTcidl, who Ia now in South Carolina, that
state is quite likely to go democratic. He
writes that the state Is aroused as II has not
been since the war; that the whites are
united as they never have bean, and that
white republicans who are not offics-holders
are a. scarce as whales in the OHIO river.
The whites are united and determined to
carry the election" while the republicans
are split into Chamberlain faction and an
anti Chamberlain faction. The colored
leader, Elliott, says that IL Chamberlain is
nominated he will vote for Hampton. Judge
Mackay says III Cham berlain Is not nomi-
mated he Will vote for Hampton.
On the other hand the democrats are con-
Quoting the campaign on the "Mississfppi
plan" The whites are forming 'srifie clubs,D
"saher clubs, )" "rifie teams, j" cavalry compa-
nies and so on. 1t Is not In the programme
TO shed blood, bat merely to show the blacks
that the whites are determined to carry the
election, and that it would be best for sour
colored friends" to join the good work, and
save themselves from the wrath TO come. 1t
is on the programme not to let a single re-
publican meeting be held, little or big, with
out the democrats being on hand to demand
a"division of time" If the republicans re-
fuse, then take part OF the time anyway, and
60 TO speaking.
The democrats are forming colored clubs
In every county. Having set out to carry
the election, they are not close with the ex-
pense account, and are buying up colored
voters right and lert, when they can be had
In no other way. Two citizens of Greenville
are out with proposition to be two OF four
hundred In the state TO give $500 each to raise
100000 as q campaign fund, which is really
to be used In the purchase OF the blacks. II
six or seven thousand can be bought 1t will
give the democrats the state, Mr.. Rsddeld
says. We suppose he means II the demo-
Gratis secure that number In addition to those
secured without the aid OF money. There
are AIS, s1i blacks In the state To 2s9 ,667
whites, and Ii would therefore require the
votes OF more than six or seven thousand
blacks to give the democrats the majority,
unless by the use OF the Mississippi pIan,"
or some other means, the coloret voters
were detached from their party, or intimida-
ted from going to the polls.
The democrats declare that the election of
Tilden is secondary consideration; that
their main point Is TO elect Hampton and
get the legislature, and redeem the state
from the blightins effects of the rule OF the
ignorant"
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Notice 90 Correspondents.

Persons writing letters to this once for pubIica
ton in regard 30 business will obige rs and best
their own purposes By addressing them simply
to the s'EDIToR OF THI STAR" OF the "PusLIsHER
OF The STAR, !" a. the case may be- When addressed
personally they regarded a. private letters and
in cases Of absence inoonvenient delays frequently
occur from that cause.
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Reading Matter on Every Page

Average sscos.s Daily Circulation
srer 15,00O,-6etng moro than
three times that Of amy other
daily paper fss Washfss1tOs, and
equal 10 that Of all the other
daily papers r. The edtN sdded
tO0efher.
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Unlike the case In Vermont, the republi.
can majority In Maine seems TO increase as
The fuller returns come In. II looks no Y
as II, when the whole vote Is In, the MAORI
" VIII foot up In the neighborhood OF 16, 900
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
u EAL EsfAHE BULLETIN
THOs. z. wAGGsM.N. SO r,hs.
[C'moes Made kusy Wednesday and Sdtusrriav. /
Brick Houses for Soc.

Brick Houses for Sole
cSnsinsSsi Hos e Pc Az n i'm. "a m rs;
ss n st. q. W, eli mod. imps. IS rs.......H so
g is s a n NJ w va =. i. RS NOD inns iS,.
8, 50 i lsts s. Nv" a., mod inps, Il
aI st ali mod in - Il rs. ...... 100
,ao ct: NV. ali mcd; inp..,, 10 r.. 49,.
TUo Story Brick and Frame Houses for S1ls
.ss cor. le,h st AZ 1913 nj, Uns,sas
Cor q ,o Oh. and sta nv H. n T.. rs $50
rue b. ID y, nod tmps, rs.....---..-. SO
nsr.is q ). Isd m; moo imp. IS. $50
!. .. pssrsss g., tB - mod Imp r.: $50
Unim1roued Property for Sale
y f9t :, M r.. BET A., and W !. r...-sm o
oss. rss s' and 18Th aSo 90. 70 ~, ver NJ
1 e ?, 81 BET md Grant st psr .-.... i@
st. S Sss is. sn and 1,s q. PER :. ,sr
P :. sss ii IN, .9 9s,S . :;s NJ, E. per
BET. ss in IAN .as sH s,s 1 ns 80: ,sr IT, rs
II st, bet nth and 2lst st. nv per RI. rs
Houses for Rent.
,ls!x 81 Nv, ali mod imp- Il rs........... 100
ss I'M g. w. al mod im.s.. 10 81
MIA e. iii nod. Snps 10 ..-......-..... g
IL! 18Th st. n. W, al mod. imps., 6Ta ...... 80
LIS g ~ mod. imp. II ......... 20
g. cor Msriet and LIST, all med. imss III rs IS
M e mod imps. rs...-..... .--........... IS
406 18th Ut n. ". mod imp, 8 rs.....-...... IS
1t. NV, med fnps --..--.......... .... 50
I1lth st. e. mod. tmps. n.-......-.-..-.-.-.. %
1888 Pierce ct. NV, mod. imps rs........... 80
iS21 st. n. W.. gas and water ...-.........
5 va ave s.w., g.s and ater, n ..---- ..--. Is
wv 9th s. q. ~, mod. fmps rs.-............. Is
~ 9. O., gas Aud water. 8
,,s e. ". gas end water rs.............. .
III flerce st gas and water. -
a Defrees st., Rss aud ater, y IA ........... %
l9is Ut Bw gas and water. 10 "a. -. ....... 20
l222 Sth Ut. NV, go and water, n 50
5000. One per cent. for negotiating.
AUCTION Sales
Chancery sale Of store and Dwelling corner of
ID street and Pennsylvania avenue, Sc p,emoer 3ist,
D D. m. aeuH ~
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from October LIST, . new three story aud bas emeut
BRICK WELt!HG House; ten rooms s.d bath
the conveniences Of . nrst class house caSefui
Snd responsible tenant with small family desired.
win such, II agreeable, an arrangement might be
made By which the party taking the hon se could
secure three permanent boar6ers. Appl, 20 A ans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-13

The New York Bulletin thinks there is no
nistaking now the Manifestations OF Ina
proved and improving trade. Commercial
exchanges from all parts of the country for
the week ending on Saturday last bear testI-
moDy 10 the fact, supported by such con-
vincing details as must put incredulity at
rest.
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IrOR R1HTi ZOE RIHTI ron Ritz

Two new BRICK DWELLINGS; containing II
roomG With al modern improvements; facing the
SOUTH sttuate between 18th and Ath streets north.
west; In hrst class neighborhood. These houses
are very we'll built and finished In . superior man.
~ Per month. Alec, on grounds south Of Oolum.
sian College; tlAth and Boundary strsetD BRICK
OWBLLIH0:j just flashed; has IL rooms and bath.
room: gas and water; with large lot suitable for
sitcnsn earosn. Apply 70 AR4c K1TOHAM
elO sIees. a1gu-tF
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). SOCIETY Is FOUNDED on CLOTH, !.

SOCIETY Is FOUNDED on CLorH."
AFULL sroCkoF
BLACK GOODS
NOW IN STOCK.
NOTHING BUT SATISFACTORY GOODS
OFFEhED.
NET CASH PRICES
Double Breasted Black Cloth Yrocks,
$50. ob,o, 90 80, o9iIo and sH.
Black Cloth Vests,
mostly ofmy own mAnufscturs and equal to Gus.
For O. 70. o %, o. % and o. 20.
Blsck Doeskfn Psnfaloons,
For IS IS, o. IS, % and $3.50
Extra eixes at . SNAIL advance.
Black worstsd Goats and Vests,
For sls, elsso, eco and sA %,
All reliable goods.
r.
two weeks, II not soiled or worn, AID the purchase
money will be refunded.
CUSTOMER DEPARTMENT,
SECOND FLOOR.
Suits to order from ga 80 upward.
OHE PRICE ONLY.
PBICEs IN PLAIN FIGURES.
Cash DISCOUNT, TEN PER CENT.
GEORGE Q. hENNINo,
sepls tr 40 SEVENTH STREET
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

10 TO sELBY's for Childrens SCHOOL
" SHOES, prices SOC. e2o., 75c a, upwards,
women Caters aud ell Leather SHOES, 0i,1eN
~ =, 81 20 ard up. sltpsers, o., 81, Is, 81 II
81 20; the best ever sold. Meme Congress- -
gle, 2 80, o. nup, Mems Working Shoes. /,
. Is, 81 80. Ladies' and n tsses' rored Button,
- %, ol75, e5np. This best Sl 50 Congress Cal
ter IN the city Please examine our stock Of Boots
and Shoes before b uying ct . 4 ard el6 Penn
syivsnis avenue. bet. 18th aud 2Oth sts sepe tr
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FOR SALE.

FUN SALE.
E9R sALE-Second- hard BRUSSELS OAR.
PETS. ss good - nes. VIII be cold ct he
price, At second Hand Store. corner 9TH and Q
EOR sALE- CHEF Vast Sailing Yecht
4 AMoRICUo and HIXTUk1e. Tor fu-IR
formation apply 20 JOHN Q. OALLAHAN,N
corner 18th and Pennsylvania avenue north
wet, or 10 b. A. HUDsOA, 81 18th street sout b.
wees. sepl3N'
LOB 6ALI-A COTTEI TOASTER and large
y Imperial Cook No. 9, Family Cooking STOVE
both been In use about SIX months ApDly 20 JHO
y. GREEN, 1880 18th street northwest. sspii- Ns
EOB 6ALI-2e, 900 losds Of washes SAND
y ADD sher1 GRAvkL ~ % cents Der Iced, or
20 cents delivered, distance not 10 exceed IA miles.
ABBY 20 JOHl Lyons, corner Of % street and
MARYLAND avenue northwest. sep6 I'm
EOR BALE OHAAP-4pp loads Of good dovn.
L river SAID. B.. p. MILLBR eOH,
~ street and Virginia ave. south west,
CARRIA9De, OARRIAGEs, OARRIAeBs.-
~ The lergeet and most varied assoft-
Eent OF latest style OF Carriages, Coup R$0X
Rockavsys. jump eeat., Park Phetons, go
yaGsers, Top aod No Top Ruesies. Also. several
nne second hand Panel CsrrisEss end Bngg,s on
h1 %eriu u.. SIS hi, sSa = abba ss .S SNS
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PERSONAL.

HBBBBY I0RWARN ALL PIRSONs from
4 trusting my husband, eTIPHEH A. BAILEY,
on my account, as viii pay debts oontrac By
him. OATHEkIGE b. BAILEY. seDls-a'
WANTED-one OF two unfurnished BOOTS,
w hrsf 0oof preferred, for LADY AID gentle nan
No questions asked. Must be In good location. Ad-
dress e. ARls," Star Office. sepl1-sts
nIVORCEs legally and quietly obtained for in.
- COMPATIBILITY, &C.; residence UNNECESSARY Fee
After decree. q years experfence. A. GOOD
k!CH ATTY -at.Law, 124 Dearborn street, Chicago,
III SEPT -d&K I'm
YOU WAIT something really pleasant ss Q
y IDENTIFIES, Try WILLS EU8BkA TOOTH
POWDER, composed entirely Of mpor cd arricies,
pleasant TO the taste, and equal 10 any 70 cent ari
Gle. acR1 ly
A B L o q z.
MADAME ROSS.
This oeleorated Lady Astrologist end Healing
nedi9m can be oonsulssA e No. 901 p street, cor
eating the Pest, Present and Future. In love or
business her advtoe IL invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and Informing
xou OF the sure way TO sucoe0 . all undertakings.
tleDsn. 0l-so. ssDf-1y
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VI DhnI-Dy d. -. W AhNBh,
y No. IL j6x ut. NV, II rooms, m. l., stable $500
No. lsls street northwest, furnished.........l50
no n5 street y. W., ~ rooms, stable.
No nlo street NV, 10 rooms, mod I'm ps..... sst
No. 80 lst street he, Is rooms, mod fun ps-.. rs
No lgU Penns. ave., 10 rooms, mod. i'm ps-..... 90
NO 4el streot NV, rooms, mod imp s........ 60
No. l04 oh street northwest, II rooms, mod. i'm Ss
NO. i3h i1th street a W, 10 rooms. mod ps. s.
No. ~ % street northwest, rooms, mod imps. IS
NO lSS Missouri avenue, Is rooms. mod. imps-... s.
store and dwelling, 18th street w., mod. fmps 50
No. ID street southeast, Is rooms mod. imps. so
40. sS street n.e, III rooms; mod imps 10
No l36 Esst Capitol street, 10 rooms mod. i'm q 20
NO ZU9 and Z37 u street n. W., 8 rooms, N. T.. 90
3. v: cor 9Th and streets southeast, 10 rooms 90
NO y53 street d W., rooms, gas and water, IS
NO. 0N II street northwest, rooms, mod T.. IS
No. lW Y street northwest, rooms, mod, inns 8
No l22o street northwest rooms, mod In - 30
Store and Dwelling, 7th and Boundary........., 50
No street southeast. rooms, mod imps.. 30
NO. I1t 9TH street w., 10 rooms, mod. im pa.. 20
Do Ola sfreets.e.7 rooms, gas and Water...- n
Stores sol and Jo3 9Th street northwest . IS
No. b10 9th street northeast, rooms, m imps- 81
New houses, 18th street, near T, rooms ....., IS
NO. ~ carroll street S.e., Q rooms, m. impa .. IS
NO. ~, 6@, 81 Sc, rooms. gas and vatsr- %
70. W. delaware avenue, near LIST and * $4,000. 70
No. az street southwest ................,,..- %
No. lHl, AD, nH Sd Ut. NV q rooms and water Is
No. u massachusetts ave., rooms, frame Is
No. l29 9Th street southeast, roous .....,... Is
No. 1lO 10Th street northwest. Hooma .,...... M
Also; number OF other houses, larger And smaller
sasis.n T. h. wARHlR, Nh s.d = ssr.su.
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FOE MT.
No. 100 south street, II rooms ,., - n 100
Corner ID and southeast, fur nished ... :. go. lbs
Oorner LIST and streets southeast, IA roomA... loo
eHroit Parks ~ rooms 80
1881 street northw vest, rooms ....... ....,, 50
ll59 I4th street, rooms 3
Several others, large and small ouses
Two very large Brick STABLDe,with all modern
oonvenlences.
Two beautiful COTTAGES at Mount Pleasant.
THEO. g. 0ATOHELL.
sepSl0t Corner nth and stIests.
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FOB BENT. A OHANOE, rob BENT.

Chancery sale Of store and Dwelling. corner of
ID street and Ptnnsylvanis avenue, Sc p,emoer 3ist
8 D. m. aenIs ~
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.MEFS APPAREL

3 r Y l. ES ALL IN!
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Hsw ana choice designs IN WILTON, v1L-
VET. TAPDofBY, fHRRu-PLI anl Iu0RAIN
CARPATINe, LIHoL1UM, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS
MATS, &C., &c. sspe II
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RAILROAD BoNDs-GenetalIyf firm.

RAILROAD BoNDs-Generally firm. New
Jersey Central weak and lower. '''H'! ".
SrITR BoNDS-D1ll. IL sfH
SToCKs-The dissolution Of the coal com.
bination had o further and marked effect
to-day on the shares OF the anthracite coal
roads. There were considerable sales OF
long stock, for account Of parties who be-
came frightened at the breaking up Of the
combination, and these sales encouraged
the bears to make vigorous attack on the
coal stocks, the result OF which was heavy
to dealers In values and great excitement.
New Jersey Central suffered the largest de-
cline, the stock falling from SIX 10 5214.
Delaware, Lackawana & Western came
next, declining from Ok to IS. Delaware
4 Hudson Canal followed, with decline
from 90h to SO regular, and was offered as
low as S4Ii, seller 90 days, without takers.
Morris & Essex declined to 95. In the late
afternoon dealings the excitement In coal
shares subsided, and the market was com.
paratively quiet. The fluctuations were
less violent than during the morning hours
and somewhat steadier feeling prevailed.
Delaware, Lackawana d Western recovered
from IS TO S9x, and closed at SO. New
Jersey Central rallied from 52H to 634;
and closed at 53. The borrowing rates for
these two stocks to-day ranged 4 per cent
to fiat. Delaware & Hudson Canal was
weak and fell otto s5H regular to 81 " sci.
Ter 12, and to SO seller 90. Morris & Essex
was fitmer, and sold in odd lots up to 90.
Changes In shares outside Of coal stocks
were slight. Hannibal & st. Joe preferred
was''an exception, advancing from 1SA to
20. Western Union was offered seller COL
7O5s, with 70H bid; while the regular quo:
tation was TX. The tone of the general
market was steady. The transactions were
1S9, 900 shares, OF which $500 were West
crn Union, $4,000 st. Pauls, $1,000 Lake
Shore, 6,000 Michigan Central, 5000 Del
aware, Lackawana & Western, $4,000 New
Jersey Central, and 1000 Delaware &
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New York.

NEW YORK, August 2s,-Cotton-FirH
at ll15c. Flour-Dull; superfne western
and State s. 50a4 Is; common to gOot
81 15a4 Go; good to choice 81 65a5 rs; whit
wheat extra S. LOAF 80: extra Ohio "a lot
Z IS; st. Louis S. 90aS so. Wheat-Dul
and unsettled; amber Kansas new 81 ls;ret
Texas new 81 DEAL 091S; No. 8 spring So
95c; No. . Milwaukee 9scaSl 90. Rye-S0c
Barley and Malt-Nominal. Coma shade
tirmer; western mixed hot and warm 5St
Sec; do ungraded 55a5sc. Oats-Quiet ant
decidedly more active; western mixed anC
State 34ai3c. Hay and Hops-Firm. Cole,
Unchanged. Sugar-Firm; fair to goot
refining 95sc; prime 9Ac. Molasses anc
Rice-Quiet. Whisky-Qulet at 81 1919
l IL.
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CINCINNATI, August 2s.-cotton-ouiet
at1lKc. Flolr-steady and firm. Wheat
Inactive; red 90casl 06. Corn-Firm at
l46a4Sc. oats-Dull at S2a42c. Rye-Steady
at Csc. Barlcy-Quiet PorE-DulI ut
SIT o0a17 90. Lard-Inaetive and lower;
steam 101fc; kettle 19al211c. Bulk Meats
Quiet at 81laSl4asssa9c. Bacon-Firm
at 73IaSa93 lai0a1OTc. Butter-Dull and
unchanged. Whisky-Dull at 81 TO-.
2FHoGs-Steady; common light IS 60a6 90;
fair to good light S6,l5a6 Is; heavy so Goa
G 40. $1,000. ~ ~
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BALTIMORE, August %. : Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and steady
red western 81 l9a1 90. oats-steadyi
western mixed S5aS6c. Rye-Nominal,
Provisions-Dull and heavy. Bacon
Shoulders 8 <asAc; clear RIB 10Hai0Nc,
Lard-Refned l2e. Butter-Firm; western
l0alsc. Observation-Disclosures. Whisky
Quiet and steady at 81 Is. .
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PhiIadelphia.

3. PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-Petroleum
Firm; refined at 19kc; crude 15al511c.
Flour-DulI; extra 81 GOAL %; Minnesota
family 50 00a6 80. Wheat-Red 81 1oa1 i6i
amber new and old 81 20at 80. Rye-G0c.
Corn-Ffrm; yellow 5Sa59e;; mixed 56a56c.
Oats-old white northwestern 40a41c; new
western 32a4Oc. Pork-steady Of $40 Goa
90 90. Lard-l1 kal2c. Butter-New York
ana Bradford county extra ?6a27c; tirsts 81
a2Sc. Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Firm; western l7alSc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-24

NEW YORK, August 2$-The package
trade In prints and hlea6hed cottons &c.
tive and prices stiaening. Red bank
bleached Shirtings advanced 10 &c, and the
discount on Blackstone A. A. ID reduced.
Gamers solid black and colored prints
advanced. Light brown sheetings stronger,
Dress goods, shawls and skirts in steady
request. Mems wear wOolenS. rather more
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-24

EAST LIBERTY, August 2S.-CATTLR--;
Receipts to-day S67 head, or 20 cars Of
through and 81 of yard stock; for two days
1891 head, Best s. 90; medium to good
81 10; common to fair 81 40aS 80; stockers
s. 0Oa3 50; bulls s. go. A..
HoGs-Receipts to-day LASS; for two
days 2,420. Workers SO SOa6 40; Philadel'
phiaS. So 50a6 IS. ,.I,
SHEEp-Receipts to-day 1880 head. total
| for two days 1900. Selling for S. 5Oa5 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-24

SAIL Boat CAPsGzEp. About noon
Yesterday sail boat containing MessrS.
Charley Hornbrook, Harry Mendel and
Frank Booth capsiEed near the suspen-
sion bridge. The boys chung to the wreck
and aoated down 70 the wharf, where
they succeeded in getting ashore without
much trouble, but very wet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-24

TOLEDO, August %. Flour : Quiet
Wheat-Dull and lower; No. 2white Wa
bash new 81 q; No. s held 81 ,OSal 0SI<i
81 OK offered No. 5. red seller August
No. Z amber Illinois new 81 a. Corn
Quiet; high mixed 4eHc; seller SeptembeI
49Xc; low mixed 4shc; damaged Il ne,
oats-Dull; No. q, held 39aS?He; Mich
igan S9Hc. ,H.4 ...... ..