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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-20

Boone County, KY, came over here ear
ly this morning and took quarters at the
Gait House. The parties seemed to be
in great haste to get married, for hardly
had they gone to their rooms when word
was sent to Squire Thos. EVitt that his
services were needed.
The Squire, always ready to do a
good action, went over Immediately and
tied the marriage knot. The words
making the couple man ana wife had
scarcely been pronounced when the
angry parents of the runaway couple
arriVed-but too late. A little expos
tulation on the part of the blushing
bride healed the wounded feelings Of
the parents, and the party left for the
bluegrass region.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-20

Charles Il. Leverone against Joseph
Ghiradelli. In this case the Court ap,
pointed John Bacciocoo receiver Of the
stock in trade, money, accounts and as
sets Of Joseph Ghlradelli, the confec
| TONER at 1871 West Fourth street, reuuir
ing him to give bond in the sum OF $3, ,0U0,
and directing him to continue the bust.
ness for ten days from August 19, 1877,
and to hold the receipts so arising sub.
ject to The further order OF the Court.
POLICE.
Disorderly Conduct-Ed. Smith, VIM.
King and Patrick Frizzell, costs; Harry
Williams, IS and costs; Anna Flynn, $l5
and costs; Perry Ewing, $40 and costs;
James Doyle, So and costs; owen Scully,
dismissed; WIN. j. Davis, committed TO
House Of Refuge; Julius Bangort, Sam
uel Collins and Thomas Rolt, dis.
missed; Theodore Bauman, S.;
John McCahrey, So; Geo. Stevens, dis
missed; Jas. Floyd, 10 days; Elliot
Aasetman, dismissed; George Fix, dis
missed on costs; JAS. Daw, costs; Jos.
Ireland, dismissed; John Schroeder, S5;
Us; Margaret Grand, dismissed; j. Ii.
Foote, Frank Foster, NJ. Zimmerman
and U. Greenwood, dismissed.
Vagrancy-GeO. Morten, continued to
August ~. bail $500; Matte Reinhart,
Mollie Foster, JESSIE Carter, Claude
Duval, Matte Morath, all dismissed: ::
Annie Hartman, continued to August
"a; Jas. stlgleb, dismissedi Anne Brit
ton, 5000.
Drunkenness-Geo Davis dismissed;
Mary Sathn, dismissed; John Brown,
So; Elizabeth Rodgers, dismissed; Anna
Woodheld 80 days.
iscellaneous-Edward Cain, petit
larceny, dismissed; Ellen Cronin, Keep
ing house Of i'll fame, $40; Andrew Tully.
petit larceny, $500 aud 80 days,
and $500 to keep the peace for
/ year; August Nizzetti, perform ng
common lab on Sunday, continued TO
September g.; Peter Gately. assault aud
battery, dismissed; Pat. Fosarty, dis
missed; Dennis o. O'Brien, 80 days; Eyza-
beth Whitehead, dismissed, no prose-
cutting witness; John Krouse, street
begging, 8 days; Andreas Schmidt, con-
tlnued 70 Aug. %, bail $500; JAS. Donald
son and john Harrington, assault and
battery, continued to Aug. 2S; Theodore
Albersman, shooting with intent
to Kill, continued to Aug. 2S; VIM. Ed
diDgs, embt zztement, dismissed; joseph
leighton, assault and battery, So; Ella
Campbell, keeping house of ILL lame,
continued to Aug. "A; George Williams,
common thief, &C., continued to Aug.
%, bail $500; Jas. Devine, grand larceny,
continued 70 Aug. Il, bail $500; Peter
Wagner, malicious destruction TO prop
erty, sou 30 days; Timothy Nolan, as
saulL aud battery, dismissed; Chas. Rob-
inson, petit larceny, 500, 80 days and
year; Hugh SouLheTs, petit larceny, held
to answer, bail $500
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"When the blossoms. Cover Us,
DarliMg.5

This is the name of another Of the
popular Charlie Bakers new songs; can
be had from any music dealer in the
United States, or from the publisher, F.
W. Hemick, No. 80 West Fourth street,
Cincinnati o., by sending 40 cents.
" hen the blossoms cover us, darling,
w ith their bloom OF white and gold
And our faces are hid from each other
In the church yard, so white and so cold,
or the many dear ones who will never
See our faces or greet us again.,
Are there any kind hearts in that dav, love,
Who will think Of US, care for US thenY
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-20

basement Of the M. e. Church on Tues
day evening, 21st instant. Admiss sion,
10 cents; cake and ice-cream, 10 cents.
The proceeds for the benefit OF the Sab
bath-school in the Fourth Ward. Exer-
cises consisting Of singing and reading
selections will De on tue programme for
the entertainment of the evening. ALI
are invited to be present and enjoy the
occasion and thereby aid a good cause.
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MARRHAGE BELLS.

Squire Evitt Joins Two KeMtuck-
ians i'm the Bonds of Matri.
mOny.
James f. Waller and Hattie ID. Dixon.
one Of the most handsome bellies from
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IN ORDER To ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADYERrlSEHSIN THE STAR, MR.. e. DUN
CAN sNIFFEN, NO. u AsTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This wlllb.
branch office of the STAR, MIR. snfen being
thorlzed to make advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-20

HOGS-Market steady and quiet. Common
selling at ID 5Oa4 75 fair good light IS loa5 %,
fair to good packing 81 S5a5 o., and select
butchers s. lOao 30 per GENITAL gross.
CATTLE-Steady ana firm f0r good. Dull
for common. We quote common 81 25a2 70,
fair to medium s5a3 rs, good to choice $la4 Is,
aud fair TO good shipping 5a5 81 per cental
SIlEEP-Market steady. Common to fair
s. 50a2 T., and good to choice " 50a4 50 per
GENITAL.
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, Aug, 90

CINCINNATI, Aug. 20-i 80 P. NJ.
Gold steady. Buying at lU5I< and selling
at 05'S Gold checks on New York i05%.
Eastern exchange Is easy and quiet Dealers
are buying at LILO dis. and selling at par,
Sterling Is dull and weak. Sight drafts are
quoted "a Sd anu SIX day bills at 81 81 per t
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RIVER INIELLIHENCE,
specials to The Star.l

BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Aug. 2O-lO A. M.-Mo-
nongahela River feet inches AMI rIsIng
very slowly. Thermometer 10 Weather
clear.
. LOCK No. a. Pa. Aug. 2)-9 A. M.-Monou-
gahela River feet inches and rising very
slowly. Weather fair. Thermometer 62
OIL CITY, Pa, Aug. 2J--11 :OS A. M.-Alle-
gheny River IL inches and stationary. Their
mometer 30. Weather clear. Wind south.
PITTsBURG, Pa. Aug, 20-9 A. M..-Riyer l
foov inches and rising. Weather foggy.
PITTsBURG. Pa. Aug. 2O-Il:l1 A. M-River
foot 10 inches and rising. Thermometer n.
Weather clear and calm.
PORTSMOUTH, O., Aug. 2O-12:iO P. M
Emma Graham passed UP at A. NJ. She was
aground on Funk's Bar five hours. The Aa-
des arrived from lrontou at 8 80 A. M and Left
for Cincinnati at 80 A. NJ. Henry Tanner
deck-hand, was accidentally killed this
morning on the steamer Andes, by falling
with piece OF iron, masIing his head. The
Frank Willard passed down at7H A. NJ. from
lronton for New orleans.
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nmcnt bonds steady and quiet:

The following is the 10 +. NJ. report OF New
YORK STOCK Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rett u Co.. 70 West Third street:
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Cincinnati Live stock marke ct.

IINUINNATl, aug. 2U-2 z. n.
The total receipts and shipments for the
past As hours were as follows:
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AT OTHER POINTS.

The following games were played Sat
urday:
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

Ii e s .

sn1 cnsAso . Ho01vDssna AAHvAv
1Dbesess sss9 oss .s.egc.snt ~ Great
tsusk ka,1wey Asse g ~ 49, 2 4eth
nsetiens, lorna the sh0fte0t eDd quiees.t fpate
betveea Chicago a0l 81 pot1se u 1otDoe. Wiz
eoesin, Nofshs.n niehisaa. es,D.sosa lovs.
fSes. Its
Omaha and calitsenda idne
md III poiats IN Nortssrs MSsos, ~, Sssoss,
s:ssseass. c Csoas, cs ds. 5ss:a va 5 A. sss.S:'
Chicago. S. Paul / Minneapolis Lins
Z TIE shortest line between chiesse md III
ma: ga 81 eas';' Il e. q; s s,ss; Ss,a. IL S,'''''
"a Crosse, Wlnma and St. Pster Lins
Winpns, Koehestsr, 0wstsnns. Gasksso. It. r..
ter New Yin. and az points In 6outhern and
Ce1tral Minnesota. Is
Green Bay and xarqustte Line
Z the only line between chicago and Jane.ville,
Wstertown, Eona du Lee. Oshtosh, Appleton,
Green Bay: 1seansba, N~egeunee. Marquette,
Trssport and Dubuque Lins
Rockford, Freeport, anc al points via Freeport.
Its
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
10 the old Lake shore kOul , and 10 the only one
passing between .hicag0 ana Evanston, Axe
nosha and AiIWsukee.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Cars
sse run on sill through trxias OF tnis rUaa
This Is the OsLY I running these carr be
tween Chicago and ST. Paul ana Minneapolis,
chicago and Milwaukee,, Chicago and wlnons, or
Chicago and Greer Bay.
Close connections ale made Il Chicago with the
Lake Shure h Michigan SOulheHn. Michigan Cen
raj, Baltimore + ohio, PiiteDulg, f.. ue d
Cnicag ,Kankakee Llne and iAu Handle nout,s
for ali points Exst md south-Raet, and with ne
Chicago and Alton and Illinois Central tor ali
p0lnis south.
| Close connect onu are also made with the Union
Pacific i. X. al Omaha for all far West pOinte.
CL0se connections made at Junction pOtnts tckh
rains Of al cross points.
IicKets over this route are oOl5 by al Coupon
Ticket Agents in the Cnited o,stes and GanAo.s.
Remember. yOu ask for your Tickets v:a the
Chicago q N0fth-W Western Railway and tah Q none
other.
New York Once, No. AIS Broadway; Boston
ONCE, No 5 State street; Omaha Orhce, 34s Farm
slreet; Chica4o ficke Onices. s. clark street,
uaaer Sherman House; Is Can j, corner Madison
and Canal slfeete; Wells Street DO OF, corner
Wells and klLzle streets.
For rate. or not attaiDable nom
your D'Us '-s' -sD' w a1svSs zuaz1zs.
Gen, Manager, Chicago
Cent Paee'r Agt..C Chicago.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-31

REAT1YPIANo. ORGAN bestn- Look
J startling new Organs, II stops,
e66. Pianos only $50; cot ESQ Cir. Free. y.
r. Beatty, Washington, n. Y.
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q "a day ct home. Agents wanted. Outnt and
9lG tex0s free. TRUR 4 Co, Portland. Ne.

An Extra Fine MIXED Cards, with name, 10
~ cts, post. paid. L. JONES & Co, Nassau
NY.
The New York herald., 1877-08-24

GsIsssros. ssrpsi y. t-77
s.sa., es Ne. ,s.ss' I, S,i,; k,'''
,o, Cotton .a Dun and e..y |,ss,ss ,o - ssss..
Exports eoasIvise. 7so' sales. 80 sssss ss.ss
c.,.., ,o,, ros'.s sassa .. ISL
good ordinary %. ss.s Ne, receipts. Is s.s. ssl...
loo stock. 3.tss
osinsy ss':ss dsl T'sd'ss Ss ie 10; % % so
wise IS Sales. o Stock, i.scs.
cn.xlxsros. Asssa -. isT7
Export. eo.sssiss. -, Sales. so Stock. i'iss
roa, nm whoa. steady, s1 osrsG ss.. a's E.s:. 5 ~
NJ asmSs: MisSssn, y - s., sae. q - -Si..
s. rs September. ii Il. %e red ss,.s. .pe, 81 -:
s. II No 2i sa ,s.a r. s r. s
& = o. Corn east easier high mixed :ro' and ssp's@es'
Nsa white; 4ss rejected 4e,ss d.s..ssd sIs. Ja,'
ss 81 s.s.s siss &C. @ 20 ss
shipmens.lo0 bb -four. 1900 bushels wheat o5oo do
BurrALo. August 2s 1877.
yHs. 4 y ca !;
% sss 's''Ss
sss% :.a I'D sa Sep sns s % s S
H. oshsi .':,s'' qs % ,,s.ss
nsssps ssa a. 81 sa es
i io" sl:Is., BY ss,. .ss.
Corn, l9OO bushels whes ~ TOO lard lsD 100 lbs
TO intermediate poins-Corn 1885 bushels by railroads.
oats. ~ 800 do. barley. 1000 do rye. o.tsD do
oswEGo. August - 1877.
Flour unchanged 500 bbs Whea at easier sales
No Milwaukee club At ~ 23 white Canada held 81 80
sales OF No. Toledo at 58c rejected, Soc. Corn neal
$o4 for bolted aud S23 for unboltcd per Miced
Shorts, sl5 $16 shpsufs, SIT a sis middlings $l3
gsr ton Canal 'rsshssZghsr on grain whea. ana peas
Troy ~ 10 TO New York Railroad eights-Flour Bos
ton. 3,c to New YORK. 25c to Albany. 2oc Lake
sslpts Lumber ~ 600 feet Canal hlpmentsLumber.
CINCINNATI, August ~. 1877.
Flour dull, unchanged. Whcat quiet, but steady; red
81 % II ~ Corn In fair demand. Oats In good de-
mand At 25c alc Rye quiet nut steady at SIC. 5Sc
a s.r'y su sa sna nominal trfa an :s"~ 81 ss.e
81 90 aud 6 S7 tor shoulders clear ribs
bacon steady and Arm at 5sc 5hc.. 7,sc 7se. and
key in good demand At 81 10 Butter steady
sugar steady, unchanged Hogs aud firm; common
81 20 81 S0 light 81 10 S. IS; packing 81 30 50 o
butcaers S. 20 S. 3o receipts 1919; shipments o60
CHICAGO. August "a. 1877.
spring. vi Os 81 0sis; No. do, 81 O6ts 81 %
81 o5s, August; 95ssc 95sac. October 93sc 93s4c.
oil the year No DO 9oc rejected nsminal Corn dull
rejected, 3c. 3c Oats DULL Ut 23c cash 23ssc Sep
tember 24c, October Rye frmer ut 52c 52tc. Barley
hrmer at 7oc cash. Pork in fair demand $2 10
and sia IS September; $i2 a2'a bid October srd dull
81 90 Treghts-Corn. buffalo. 3sc. Receipts a. 45o
o. Soc oats, 4ooo d. 1000 DO barley sSpent.
57ooo do oats 1900 DO rye 800 do. barley Markets
closed :-whe.t armer 81 o5 81 6sh August as, Sen
Sl2 10 September; sl2 III October. Lard srmer at
S. 10 a So Ia1s, September; 81 i71I. October
The New York herald., 1877-08-24
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT LAC. LOWER; FUTURES LOWER
FLOUR sTEADIER-wHEAT LOWER Low
ER-oATs QUIET-wHIsKEY IIRMER--Po
LowER--LARD LowER-PRTRoLECM QUIET
SPIRITS TURPENTINE HiGHEK--Rosfs NOM
INAL-ous QUfKT-coFfEE Quirr-suoAR
NOMINAL L-FREIGHTs ACTIVE AND STRONG.
THURSDAY, August 23--6 r. N.
Business was moderate. aud the markets generally
feyerish. Groceries renamed duh. was cotton.
ON ,Chapge -four vas stcsdier Wheat Was dali aud
lower Corn dull and lover Oats quiet. whiskey
6rner Pork and lard dull and lower frelshts xers
active and quite hrm. Cotton 90 the spos &c.
lower. Futures were lower Coffee quiet sugar
WA, sti nominal. Oils and petroleum quiet hs.s
was numinal. spirits turpcntine was higher.
CorfEE --Th. market for Rio Was DAN aud hst Mad
coffee was quiet We quote s-ordiuary esrEoes ieAc
he: fair do. iske is4e good do. isse. I.
2Dc prime do 2osc. 2Os.e.; sStrsms range is lsss
i6c 22i4c Santos. fair 10 good. isa.c iyNc. SOLD
90 days: Java. government sses 22e 3ac! ID.
mats 22c. = 2se., SINGAPORE. Isc. 2Dse.. ceyios.
isIsc .Ohsc Maracsbe i-c IVY L@Kaarr.. IKE
Porto Rico Isc. 2r 'sts I.ca. ise- 1le Hekeaa.
Isle DJc. Macsssar. isc. @,sc Anrestnrs. i-a.e
2OIsc. Ssvanilz. lac. q 2pr. 'urae"a. iFe q IVA
CorroS the spot &C loser, bat closed ss~dy a
ket rucd aud irregular all day Aaxns aud ssptsm.
be-. show M the weak Al the civss thete
better feeling the months, the declins being
about points. but August ~as decisedy levef Nc
osn.s i"wer The closing picss TO-DAY. eompssed vitk
Wednesdny's. foloNss--
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THE wEsTcHHsTER cADETsHIP.
rnrprnicK VAN LIEw THE SUCCESSFUL CAN.

FREDERICK VAN LIEw THE SUCCESSFUL CAN.
DiDsTK.
out OF The furteen candidates who presented them
selves for competiivs animation White Plains on
wednesday. each hopirg 20 eadetship at West
Point only eight appeared before the Committee oi
Hammers yes erday forenoon. After about three
had been consumed in history and geography by
the class the committee vent iuto secret session.
While tho anxious Candidates lostercd around the
village eagerly discussing wth other the proba-
btles In regard 10 tho issue Having speut over two
hours IN c0nsutation the committee caused the can.
dastes 10 re.sssmbie. when exJudge Leonard on tho
para Of bis associates briefly addressed the young
meu. satng In substance that the committee had been
disappointed 10 not antng higher standard OF prof.
cency among the candidates. and expressing doubt az
20 sbstnef the most mertorious among their.
number could pass the critical examination which
he would BE- subjected on MS arrival at West Point
lie kindly sdvlsed the young men, however, TO renew
their studies with Increased Application, so that they
mi ght again present themselves Tor competitive
animation when the next vacancy occurs the
Twelfth Congressional Gstrct Tho speaker then
Announces that Frederick Van LEV, OF Sing Sing, had
carried OF the honofs OF tue occasion, and that the
lwo hghes in order were Walter u. kvans Of
Rochelle. and Philp n. Lucas, OF Mount Vernon.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY. a. lS77-TRPLE

ioss; nve.twenty bonds % 1891. i0sa; ten-forty
bonds. iosys. avss Of isoi. io7 = ioss; Erls
mon shares. ioss. Erie preferred shares. is,s 20;
New York Central. ss. Illinois csnirai. "a
eossnxxxsr nosps
Government bonds opensd lover and weak IN sym.
pahy with soid bat they closed nrm ths fcilo~lng
quotations s.--unned states eurrsncy sissx i23sl a
I2a; do sxes issi registered. iioA iioA 90 ao..
DO. coupon. iiigss iiil; 90 90. i,os. ne~ regis
tered Ios loS9., da do. 90. eoupon. ios . i0s
do. do, 1851, registered. iosas ioss. "a 40. a..
coupon. los |. ioss, Do "a, lsos registered. iios
aiii; do DO. da. coupon. no.. an a. ten fortss.
registered ios's sioss. do 90. eoupon. iiss ii22
DO ayes, ISL. registered 100 ioe,. 10 de-. do
coupon, ios . ioeg. ao. our ana a haih is9i.
registered, 1907. io5; DO eo. "a. coupon. i0s q
iosA do. iosrs. 1901. registered. ioak ioas.
srArs snxps
State bonds st the board we're . higher Tor Louisi.
ana fevens eousos, aud s,ssdy for Ioansssss nKss.
old, TO which dealings ~ere confined.
sAn-nosD soxna
Railroad bends we're irregular. aud tss foliowins
were the changes compared ~ta ths lnss previous
sales Ar advance o. ga per cent ohis saa Ns
sissippi seconds. per Toledo ssa wabash sec
onds, Y IN do hrst tst Loun dvirio.A a IN Scw
Jersey Central eonvsrtibles In chsc.se ana North.
western consolidated soid ssvens, sna y chio.ss,
Rock Island ana raclnc axss Of 1914 There wAs
decline Of y IN Hannibal aud So Joseph s,shss. co.,
ver,iblss; =. In Ml~askes aud 81 Paul As.ona.isa
sonl New Jersey Csairsi orsss. censela, and unlos
Pacific nrsts.
rnoDrcK nkcKlrTx
The receipts Of produce. &e.. az Chicago from An.
gus. 10 II, 1879 asd 1871, sishsssa busEe.s a-ys
wcre:-
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DISAPPEARED.

Samuel KasKel OF No 232 Division street. reported At
Police Headquarters, yesterday, that Jacob Jaretxky
German tailor, living In the rear OF kaskcrs house,
has been missing since Wednesday last Jarctzky oi
late had not been making much at his business. Ho
leaves wife and three children who entirely dos.
titutc There is said to he reason for his disap-
pcarance except tho fact that he miseraby poor
He is described us about nve feet six inches hgh with
dark hplr and XninkaIs
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BROOKLYN FINANCES.

According the reparl OF CITY Treasurer Cunning.
ham the balance remaining in tho various banks Of
deposit the credit Of the city OF Brooklyn August
IL vas s222.o4L Tho warrants paid last week
amounted TO s35. $40 Mr.. Luxe Rely, prominent
member OF tue Kings County Independent DcmocratIc
General Committee. WAS yesterday appointed Permit
Clerk the Beard OF City Works AZ salary OF 00Q
Three workmen were discharged
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OIL UNDERGROUND.

Tue work Of laying pipes Tor tho conveyance Of oil
from the Devos and standard Works al Long Island
City, across Nowown Creek, the East River, and
dcrground through New York to the North River. 10
about completed Storage tanks will bo but sixty.
nnh street. New York, aud all the shipping will bo
done IRON that point instead OF tho works.
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Totals s3J 100 etl
delivered on contract 100 bales For future delivery
the sales were as follows Yesterday alter two r. NJ
August 40 hxes At H. 10c 500 At lille 100 .12c
september 100 at lic $40 at 10 sc. lsOo i09sc. 100
a loeoc iUo NJ lne5c. 400 at lo9Tc October 800 at
lo7lc 800 at 10 7oc 200 i069c.; November 100 at
,oSac. ie2 a. 1875 s pses@Ie 800 a. Lille zoo -
LOO !" Noe M, Total, io,sso bale. . To-day pD 70
ioasc.. 900 at lie. Ioo iossc:.. i.ioo =;
September 100 st 10 s5c 400 at lo94c. 100 at loose
400 ~ i092c 800 AT 10 ole. LOO at 10 o0c 4oo
10 Sc 100 at loesc 100 io0c 500 10 s9c.. 3J0
At ~ ssc 400 at l0Oc October 100 At 10 6sc.. NU
lu67c, 100 at 10 66c loo at 10 65c.. $40 10 63c
900 At 500 At 10 &c., 800 At 10 &c., 400 at 10 &c.,
100 ~ lO67c November. 100 81 10 Sic. 100 l055~
100 at loo4c. 100 At lO55c December. 300 NJ In37c
100 at lO3oc 100 at lo56c 200 At 10 5sc. 100 at
1915. 100 .t ioSsc; 800 a, 10 Soc January 500 AZ
100 At HOPS Total 3 100 bales Grand total 02oO bales
~ bales; New Orleans "a: Mobile. 35. Savannah. I;
Charleston, 23 Boston. 40; Philadelphia tot 2s3
this day last week. 1877: this day last year, Iu55
total since September 39f1 2 bales night Cot
frsghts closed A. iollows:To Havre. by cam,
compressed: TO Bremen by steam. Nc. compressed
Liverpool. IA by steam. by sail 932c. compresed Mar.
ket quiet
fLoUK AND pGnAiS.-Rscsipts-F1our, 7 74o bbs wheat
H. las bushels meal 1875 bbls and 20 corn
2i4.USS bushels; oats 81 1877 do 37S4 do barley
malt l227S do. The market rather steadier with
fair inquiry The sales. including State. Western
Southern were about 10 OOO bbls ut the annexed quota
tons Rye honr was steady with saes oil $50 bbls. Corn
meal ruled quet but firm. Tho sales about bbls
va ntlAfA
The New York herald., 1877-08-24
COMMERCIAL.

LIvERroOL. August 23-S p. NJ
Cottonrhe sales Of tho day ncuded $500
can Futures dat; uplands low middlng clause August
delivery. 55sd.
LONDON, August 23-5 r. NJ
Produce Refined petroleum, 109sd l0nd per gallon
LONDON August 23-Evening
Linseed oil, f2o los u ESQ per ton.
LIVERPOOL. August 23-5 80 r. NJ
Provisions-Cheese. Sos cwt for the best grades
Of American.
LWERrooI. August 23-Eve ming
Common rosin, IS. Cd.
ANTWERP. August %, 1877
Petroleum-3lhE for fine pale American.
YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
LIVERPOOL, August 81, 1877.
Pork-Exstern dull mt 70s: dull Bacon
Cumberland cut dull 1t SIS short rib 37s I'D
clio dull At 35s Cd short clear dull at 37s HamsLong
cut steady Mt 52s shoulders steady at 33s Beeiinds
steady At 9ss extra steady at los prime
hrmer at S5s Lard-Prime Western dull Mt 43s. It'd Tai
low-Primc city mer Mt Ais Turpeutne Spirits Rrmes
Chce American choice hrmsr 53s i'd Lard oil
ut AIS Four-Extra state dull at 2Ss Wheat-No. spring
steady at l2s No. do. stead at lis Cd winter
seady at 12s 3d winter Western in the
CornMixed soft steady Dos Sd. Cottonsced 0ilYe-
low American steady vt 34s
FINANCIAL.
Lon DOM August 23--4 r. NJ.
United States bonds, ls67's. 1914 New York Central
9s
Paris sdvces quote i've the
account.
PARIS, August ~. 1877.
The specie In the Bank OF France has increased o
during the past week.
The New York herald., 1877-08-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

MnLsPAuGn-McMAHoS- Boston, August IL,
1876. by Rev. George J. Prescott. WILLIAM A. MILLS
PAuGH, of Indianapolis, Ind to LAURA GRACE, daugh.
ter OF Dennis McMahon, OF TINS city.