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APOLLINARIS WATER.
AROLHI1NAk1S WATER.
A pOLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
HIGHLY EFFERvEsCENT

DIR. LEWIS A. SAYRE. "A delightful beverage.
Great relief for sea-sickncss."
DIR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. "Tar superior TO
VIchy, Settler, or any other.'' ..-. ..-,-.
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS. "Moss grateful and
refreshing" 49,. -..:
DIR. Il. OGDEN DOREMUs. Absolutely pure
and wholesome superior TO all for daily use !;
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artiacially aeratcd waters" a. =
PROFESSOR WANKLYS;; LONDON, ENGLAND
"lmpregnatcd only with its own gas" -.
DIR. f. r. PEASLEE. useful and very agreca-
hle" t--..l i.. .,... ".:Hf --. r. ~. Z
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, DIR. f. n. OTIS. Health
full, and well suited for Dyspepsia and cases OF
acute disease
DIR. JAMES r. WOOD. "Mildly antacid; agrees
well with dysDcptics, and where there is equity
dlathcsIs.''
DIR. FoRDYCE BARKER. by far the most
agreeable, alone or mixed with wine; useful IN
Catarrhs OF Stomach or Bladder and in Gsut."
DIR. J. MARION SIAS. Not only luxury but
necessity" -
To be Ind Of I'LL Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drug
eists, and Mineral-Water Dealers throughout the
United States, and wholesale of
3n FREDERICK DE barry & Co.,
- IL and 43 Warren street,
au 20-A,W&F&eow1y New York.
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AUGUST 20.-At the Tnrds-Thr yard trade
was active on yesterday at unchanged prices quota
Fir.t and second clear, 1m2-inc!,. 1874: third
clear. l-inch, s29@+29: third clear. lao 2-inch.
$50 select l;neh A. s2lGIs22: select: I-ineli T.
ins M a%d Upward a. *ss soard Is
i2-inch s25Gs3o: is stock boards. lOge 2-inch.
S20@:26: stock boards. l2W lG-i!ct, sl7; com-
mon stock boards. Sl2lSl4.
Fencing: So.50@S1l; common h?ari> II fe:t,
$9.50m:ll; common boards ltM IS feet, 50
: aiI tInbcr, SKIS. s95o@sIo round cedar posts.
sSsi5 E oprng mrs, an roe eSoa c.sir f eoous
second common. rough. Sl90l:20: flooring. mrs,
rcs dS,s sns sorn r sna
dressed, :I3.51@sl4;i sd,nx., src"ni. common.
Timbei.-Sawe,l. IL totl8 feet. <lO.5C@*l1:
pickles. dressed and headed, 81 pickles. rough
'' Shimaiss.@ (. STANDARD $o1ONso.2o: 4. choice
to extra tdry shingles l5c. exira)- s2.3 O"Es25e.
Ldth.-Sl.4 Oufs1 go. -nf.s
Der were moderate OF yesterday 1T the following
Whitewoo,l clear. $3.50 s3e: whi:,wnod box
boards. 4. S35GS3S; wildwood b"N-h,rrd. Il,
:2SMi30: whitewood = select $3.50 $50: Willie
M9% ON isssS2 s y1eT Gooru ea and snG
i-ncr. dressed an! matched. S35tnS3 =: aSh clear
Nooriug, U-iuch. dressed and matched. sStns36:
ash poles. dry, each Soc; OAK, clear. S3JqSSIU:
oak reaches and holsters. {. NJ. S35mSI0: "ak com
3x4 inches, 75c.; hickory aales, 3iax4n Inches.
Ill: hickory axlcs, 4x5 Inches, sl.21;, hickory
;.Alcs, 4xG inches $3.50; hickory aSles. 4sx6
intl,es Si.76; black walnut. counter-t6ps. Sl00Gs
$50 black walnut, clear, $3.50; black walnut.
irsiS md seconds, s65 mS70: black walnut common.
s45@s55; black walnut, cnlls, $2S@S30: black
walnut, clear flooring, 3-and r4-inch dressed amt
matched S75@iS0; cherry, first ana second St5
ms5O: huttcrnmt. first and second. *45M $50:
maple. S2Sn&35: maple, clear flooring, 4 and
6-inch. dressed and matched, s3ogS32; Fiortda
Write holly. q foot, 90c.-Tiniea. E''.'
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asY 're1egrnpH.
NEW YORK.

lie; Orleans &C.: salc., sss baes: tons%dated
1882 taies; to the Continent, Is bales; Flour
steady With fair business sperns western and
Wi:cat 2a3c lower and with moderate business
No. 2. sl27@sI.4l; unEraded red and d. amber
heavy. I612c. lower and less active :.western mixed
53ta56c. for uugradcd. Oats irregular and scarcely
sola for capsees iS@asc, goa joS lots: Sugar
dull and unchanged: rehneh lover; los. FOR
standard A. Moa;se dull Rice steady with , fair
$l.92&. Turpentine higher ut 35:936c. Pork
heavy and lower: new Sl3lO. Lard heavy stean
firm at 5 LOS. Frcights firm; cotton, steaiIs I'D.
BALTIMORE. ~!
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Flour steady. firm, and
unchanged. Southern wheat steady and hrn; west
s sTn FSa paa sTe[ s s5s
No. western winter red, spot. sl:3o4gSl. 36;
August delivery, sl.35.: September. $l.30; Octo-
Western dull aud easier; southern white and yellow,
5sc. Oats firm; southern. 22M32c. Rye dun at
eo@62e. rroy.ions 4uist and uncha1se! G &a,
Sl.I5. Sugar quiet and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August 23.-Flour steady and IN fair
@ts. s1sa CORN dull dull While, a a7e. mixed
Acc Rye llrm and In fair demand at Csc. Oats dull
as "ns l in
nan sSn ID sf Gsd:f sods e ss
rib. Tic: clear sides, 7Jasc. Lard firm choice
changed. Bazging dill at I3Hc. Tobacco quiet.
.,.,,, .,.,.,I CINCINNATI. =. t.. -: IN
CINCINNATI, August 23.-Fiour steady and uu-
mand. oats In good demand at 2S@9S1c. Rye
quiet aud steady At 57QG58c. Barley dull and nom.
s s hsss sS !, ss
fSs1n SF aoa s esEss a9s sssr ass
q &C.. for shoulders, clcar-rit and clear sides.
WhisSev in good demand a. al LOO Butter steady
and unchanged. Sugar steady and unchanged. Hogs
firm; receipts, 1879 head; shipments, ego head
J .!@"I1 ~" ST. LOUIS. - IN {
ST. Louis, August Flour quiet ana me-
changed Wheat inacttyei No. Q red fall, SI.29:
No. 3 red fall. alley Corn, inactive; No. q
mixed, 39K914Ce. Oats quiet and unchanged. Rye
and 'barleygSothfng doing WhisktY steady at
sIos. PORK easier At sl2 .s5@sI2 rs for jobblng.
Lard and bulk -meAts nomnally unchanged. Bacon
steady aud in fair demand ut 81 7HCa73i, and nc.
for shoulders, clear rib, and clear sides. egjL t,
~ s.. .s,,.4 CHICAGO. ac gtsegt,i III h
CHICAGO. August 23.-F1our auie; and un
81 OsSsI. 0sH: No. q Al .08k cash. 81. 05 @$I .06
August. 95Hg95ke. October, 933@03$c. AL the
year; No. 8, 9ekc. Corn dull AZ 42a@42Hc. cash
aud September, 4SHc. October. Oats dull at CSC.
nj 52ac. Barley trner a. zoe. cash. Pork In fair
demand at 3l2.2O cash, s12. 10 september. &i2.22k
bid October. Lard dnl and weak st s6.05 cash.
ss.07h September and October. Bulk-meais hrmer
but not higher Whit Whissey, sl;oedi
siesGT 1 Pers essies ut sl2io@$isis sep,en5es,
SI2I7n October. Lard frmer ut fe.l0g38.l2E
September, tS.l7A October. t.'t,t
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ARCHBISHOP BAYLEi's RETURS.-Among
the arrivals in this city yesterday by the
tunard steamship Russia was the venerable
Archbishop Baylev, OF Baltimore, who, it
will be remembered, went to Europe several
months since to recruit his failing health.
He was accompanied on his homeward
Journey by his vicar-Seneral, Father Nc
Manus, Bishop Mclnerney, OF Albany, and
his secretary, Rev. Mr.. Ubaldo; Rev.
Father McMurray, OF Scranton; Rev. \. J.
McConomy, secretary and chancellor OF the
Archdiocese OF Philadelphia; Father Con-
roy, OF New York, recently ordained in
Rome; and Father Mcguire. Of Boston.
The party left Queenstown on the 18th in
slant, and report having had delightful
voyage. The health Of the venerable Arch
bishop is not much improved by his Euro
pran travel. He was very sick at intervals
during the voyage, and the passengers, IT.
respective Of creed, were quite solicitous
for his welfare. On his arrival here he pro-
cecded to Seton Hall, where he will remain
for month. Meanwhile the affairs of the
Archdiocese OF Baltimore, which he presided
over, will be conducted by the Right Rev.
CoAdiutor Bishop Gibbons, who has had
charge during the Archbishop's absence.
The reverend clergy who accompanied the
Archbishop enjoyed pleasant European
tour, and are at present stopping in this city.
They will leave for their respective homes in
4 few days.-Ne1n York Herald, 2ad.
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THE WoNDERFCL SILVER MINES N PERU.
Panama, August 1.-THE Star and Her.
AIRS Peruvian correspondent, writing
from Lima, July 18th, says OF the Cerro de
pasco: Those wonderful silver mines are
destined TO astonish the world as soon as
the machinery, already ut hand, is placed in
position. According to the reports made
by the engineers in charge. the quantity OF
mettalluEgie earth which may be extracted
from the mines by Mr.. Meiggs, the con-
tractor, even before the submerged shafts
are drained, would amount to over 200, 900
tons, which, giving six marks to the ton.
would form & sum sufficient to place even
nation as wholly bankrupt as Paraguay
upon her feet again."
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UyBROKE MULES.
GENERAL MARKETS.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
wHoLEsALE PRICES.

I
J. AUGUST 22.-The week opens quiet I'm general
trade which is usual at this season, but there IL still
considerable doing In orders With Increased receipts
Of grain md -four. The foreign news for grain Is
still unfavorable for sellers, and prices OF wheat are
again lower, with q further downward tendency.
Crops In Europe are turning out much better than
was expected. and. with very large shipments from
this country, the market has rapidly giyen way. But
reds and whites may be quoted &C S1.35@eSl.4o.
Flour-Sellers are more anxious 10 place round
lots but ut this time there Is very little demand be-
You'd local wants. Standard extras all quoted at
1928, but for large lots some concessions would be
made. .sst
Corn Ii In fair demand for milling, and the mar
ket Is steady at 8S@70c. i34
There IS no change TO report In the peanut market
holders are generally firm ut 81 .l0@Sl.20.
Cotton-The bureau reports for August are not so
favorable, but the market opens dull this week &C
both Liverpool and New York. Stocks are small, st
spinners buy only TO supply immediate wants, and
exporters are doing very little at present. The mar
ket shows weakening tendency, but hotders are
not pressing sales fully satisfied that little old stock
Will be wanted before the new crop IL ready to any
extent for market.
Cotton.-The market Is weaker to-day at both
Liverpool and New York; the offerings here are
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. August %, 1877.
/, sALEs.-o,ooo Virginia Central railroad third
mortgage six per cent. bonds sold at Tx.
american Gotd.-Ie4 bid.
+: State observation-disclosures copsols Coy bid. 6!4
asked; Virginia deferred. ~ bid. 8 asked; VIZ
glnIa ta1-receivable coupons, SO4 bid, 81 asked
City observation-disclosures city S's, lS4 asked
Richnlondcity 6's. OF bid, X asked Petersburg
city 6's, 95 bid, 96s asked: Norfolk city wster SIS,
109k asked; Manchester bridge S's. los asked.
:! Railroad Bonds.-Yfrginia Central Railroad
first mortgage 6s. j. and j., 30 bid Virginia Cen
trial Railroad third mortgage 6's, j. and j., 73x bid
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage
SIS, j. and j., so bid. "a asked; Richmond Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage S's, j..
and j., 100 bid; Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage rs. j. and j., 93n bids
Richmond aad Danyille Railroad consolidated 6's.
a. and ". ~ bid: Piedmont Railroad first mort
gage s's, 4. and O., So bid; Northwestern North
Carolina Railroad 6's, 72k bid.
= Railroad StockS.-RichmOnd Fredericksburg n nd
Potomac Railroad common, 90 par, SO bid; Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad six
per cent. guaranteed, 90 par, 80 bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per
cent guaranteed, l 90 par, SS2 bid; Seabonrd and
Roanoke Railroad common, 100 par, SaH bid.
Bank Stocks.-First National. 100 par, 115 bid;
Planters National. loo par, Az bid. {. l..E,.s
, Insurance Compnn Virginia state, 70 par,
2S bid Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. S5 bid;
CITY, 100 par TO asked; Old Dominion. 100 par,
AZ bid 81 asked Commercial Flre-lpsurance Com
many, IS par, 70 bid, 90 asked; Richmond Fire
Association. Is par. 10 asked. ~. ........ .
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MOrton's Condition

UNCHANGED At NOON YESTERDAY. & !.
ISDIASAPoLIs, August GA oon.-Mor-
tons condition is unchanged. -. u. -. -.
THE SENATOR Is VERY LoW-IN THE, EVENT OF
HIS DEATH VOORHEES, TO BE APPOINTED TO
HIS SEAT. .-,..,ats .-.s ~ ...~i-: e.. : .: !.
new YORK, August 23.-The Posts
Washington special says: ga private dis
patch Just received from Senator Morton's
brother-iu-law says: that the Senator is very
low, and there is but little hope Of his SUR
yiving. His mind is perfectly clear and his
will IS strong, but his digestive functions
are impaired, indicating waning life: In
the event OF his death Governor Williams
will appoint D. W. VOORHEES, to bis seat in
the Senate" = .s.3s.... Il ~: ':a,-t -
HOPES ENTERTAINER THAT THE SENATOR WILL
SOON RALLY AGAIN. 5Zt..+-.0l,
RICHMOND, md, August $3.50 r. ~
Senator Morton'5 condition is more favor
able than the doctors could expect, con-
sidering his alarming condition.. They are
hopeful that the Senator will soon rally
again. .-
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Lumber. StnYrs. NC.

Lumber: White oak. Fl 2Rtl5 a 900: Eesterr
Ilrslnia poplar, l2.1g64s25 = 1000; white pine
$20G1S73 = 1000 yellow pine boards, yI0h2S Id
Joist sl2@sls. according 10 lengths. ShugIes-
Pine. S2.506ls5: cypress si3-nch. S7.5OGaS1
3 200. Laihs-SpIIi. 81 80 saved. s2.25GlS2.5
1000.
Stnres: Whiskey-b timber green. 81 aGlS293
1000; seasoned. s20Gls25 2 1000, f1our-bnrrc
timber, S6@s7.56 p 1000. Flour-harrel poles, 81
MlS: hOgshcad-hoOJss. no demand; hickory-hoNIs,
SI2.50'
Mill-Feed.
Z ;hipstuT: 45M5nc. y bushtL
Br0ionsfuE: 2hGI30c. = busheI.
Wheat Bran: 20M25c- p htshci
Corn Bran: 17c- per btlshc
Powder, Shot. ac.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.@sl.23 n 100 feet
P0tcdeT: 1915 by the five keEs-rss than live
kegs. 1925 blasting, $3.25G1&3.50.
Ehot: Northern, S2.406s$2.50 2 bag at 2H fbs.
Grinist0nes: 1adG2@c. q 10. .a.aa- ... s.r.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

ArGUsT 2l.- Hooi.-Tbe market has reacted
fromrhe strength OF last week. IL WAS found impos-
ble TO get buyers 10 sympathize with the confident
temper Of the auction sales on the other side, and
back again to the lowest point OF last weeks and
moderate business. Sales are 90 bales spring Cal,
ifor1ia. slightly bury, at 204c.; 23 bales tai
DO At 15@l6c.; 22 bales spring do. and bales
do. ut 20@26c.: % bags secured California;.
so bales Nevada, 10000 ns domestic nolis,
and 10000 Ms Mexican, on private f terms Is.
DO. fine at 27;9c.: G. 900 lbs. Eastern Texas medium
NJ soc: 10000 ms. Western Texas at 17@20c. :23
Colorado on private terms: 10000 fs. medium un-
washed western hccccs ut 33c.; 5000 lbs. washed
do at 46c:; $500 lbs. pulled on private terms;
5000 fb$. super pulled at 40c.: 8 bales Nevada on
private terms; 81 900 lbs. Western Texas at l7@
Zoe: 10000 lbs. Ohio conbng aud de!alne on pr,-
Vatc terms.-Journdi Of Commerce..
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

AUGUST 2I.-F6;l.-ln Scotch pig there J. no
trade of consequence. but with advfcas from the
other side Of MelIy markets there. no change Is
made IN prices American pig is hard to sell In any
cons crablc quantities. hut holders are unwilling 10
modify their views. Sales OF 200 tons old iron rails
on private terms. -L.,..
Gicnyarnock quoted ut S25.5oGS2S: Coi:!ess a.
$26nax26.50: Egiint0n at S24EbS2i 80: hmeri-
can pig at SlS for No. l. III for No. 2; Sl6@sl7
for forge. Rails ut S33@S3S for American "a
works, AMI Steel rails nc 45GfS47 1t mill Old
rails quoted Iominally NJ $40. Wrous!i: scrap.
S24-IDmru4k Of COnl1aerce. ..t s...s
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The Turf.
SARATOGA RACES YESTERDAY.

SARATOGA RACES YESTERDAY.
SARATOGA, August 23.-In the two-and-a-
haf-miles race Parole won in walk. !
In the one-and-a-hali-mie race Vera Cruz
won; Booth second; Vermont third. Time,
2:39s. =
In the one-and-one-eighth-mi race Au-
burn won; First Chance second; Courier
third. Time, 1864.
In the one-and-a-quarter-mi race over
five hurdles, Walter won; kelso second ;
Dandy third. Time, 2:2H.
SUMMARY OF TIE RACES AT PoUGHKEEpsIE.
.PoUGHKEBpsIE, August 2a.-The follow
ing is the 2:22 class summary in the races to-
day Prospero, 8, l, /, s. May Bird, 4, 2,
8, /, 8; Frank, ], 8, 6, S, 4; Hannes, 6, 4, 2,
3, 9; Lady Prichard, 2, 6, 5, 4, 81 Lady
Smell, 5. 8, 5, 4. Time, 2:2o; 2:2O; 2:2o;
2:224; 2:22.
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THE LATE SAMUEL w. McDoSALD.-The
remains Of Samuel w. Mcdonald, who died
suddenly at his residence in Terre Haute,
Ind, Monday night, are on the way to Bal
timore for interment at Greenmount Gene
terry, md it is expected will arrive at CAL
vert station at - O'Clock this morning. The
funeral Will be strictly private. The friends
OF the deceased in Baltimore say they have
not been informed what the immediate
cause Of death was. A gentleman from Bal
timorc left for Terre Haute yesterday to
take charge Of the property Of the deceased.
baltimore SIN .93d L - -
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light and snie5 small. sSTsnners are stn veil sup
piled but Inyine snaf lotsan basis OF liz ,,S
the range OF quotations. MIddIing, 1c.: low MIG
ding. IO@104c.: good ordinary, 969sc. : ofai-
nary, sHtISstc.: dirty bales, 1GSc.
day: choice white, S1.356Gi1.3S: good TO prime.
$l.25@sI.3o; fair TO good, $1.l0GSSl.15; Fuitz
wheat. IL rs. so
Corn.-Market we'll supped choice white CSC
roc: mixed. Csc.
Fednuts.-Market o little frmer. We quote SUe9,
90c.; prime, S1f1S1. O.--IndeL-ApDsdi.
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Ey Telegraph.

NEW YORK. August 23.-GoId opened at l044.
Nonn.-S,ocks irregular but buoyant. Money on
call. ~ per cent. Gold, 1044. .Exchange-Long'
1929; short, 4S6: State bonds quiet nnd steady.
Governments opened weak, but now firmer. =,
Erening.-Money easy ut 81 per cent. Sterling
quiet at 4S2k. Gold quiet ut 104,s Governments
weak; new fve's. 100. states quiet.
,. BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 23.-Tirginia 6'S. old, 80:
deferred, 5 consolidated. 66s: second series 40.
North Carolina 6's. old, 10. Bid to-day.
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Washington.

NAVAL ORD rs.
WAsH1SGroy, August 23.-Maior Terrell.
paymaster, has been ordered to report to the
Department OF Texas. 7f
Major Gibson Is relieved.
Lieutenant Day has been ordered to the
Hartford at Norfolk. Master Upton has
been ordered to the Ossipee at Norfolk,
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aLEx.NnRIA MARKETS,

md nrIcrs Of orn,n haSe .Iynnccd ~ Flour ia nm
changed aud transactions restricted 10 local pur-
poses. There Is no likelihood OF an advance, the
prices now being too high for wheat. West Is
stronger and higher and 3,D2S bushels sold to-day
at sl.2O@sl;30, rs to quality. The light receipts
vance, and today white sold ut 5ee. and mixed at
57G5Sc. No sales Of rye reported, and 67e bushels
oats brought &c. Butter AMI eggs are scarce. bi2-
cr. and wanted-Gdzstte. F. ~,
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james 5. johnson is appointed postmaster
at Point Truth, Scott county, Va, Uice Il.
a. Fuller, declined. The name Of the post
Office at PaynesYile, Culpeper county,
Va, is changed to E.glornsyilIe. A new
post-oftice is established at Elon,, Amherst
county, Va, short distance from Lynch
burg, with Samuel p. Holt, ST., rs post
master. The post-oiice is reestablished at
BE Rock, Buchanan county, Va, with
Thompson Elswiek as postmaster. F.,
Nelson Parker, colored man, who pro.
iessed 10 have some knowledge OF what had
become OF Charley Ross, has been charged
. WIN conspiracy in the extortlon OF money.
lie Is now IN prison in Philadelphia await
ing tr,ai for shooting his wife.
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Dispatches from the flagship Trenton
state that all the vessels Of the European
squadron are in the eastern waters OF the
Mediterranean, where they will remain for
some months, with the exception OF the
Trenton, which will 90 to Toulon, where
Admiral Worden will be relieved OF the
by Rear-Adniral Leroy about
the 1st Of October. 49,. '
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EVANSVILLE LIyE-SroCk MARKET.

AUGUST 2O.-CuttLe.-Thc cattle market was
rather dull to-ay and prices continue to gradually
decline. Best shippers, 5tG55c. fair TO good ship
pers, 4@45.c.; best butcher stuff, 3a4c.: fair 10
good, 2HG3c.; common, 1!s@12c. The supply has
been greater than the demand tor inferior cattle du-
ring the last week. ,..,.f,.
Hogs-All sold at from ~ to SC. for Rest grades :;
Sheep and LnmLs.-sheep-Extr 3aG44c. :;
stock sheep. 3@34c. .Lamhs-Extra, 3.iNG4c. COM
mon 2Akf3LC.-GO Courier Journal. -.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET. ....r

AUGUST 2O.-Tirgna bright five pounds, Soc.
GSl: Virginia bright ive AMI extra twis. SO
m7Oc.: Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist, 90
al zoe: Virginia medium g. and 12-inch twist. 90
MBOc.: Virginia common e. and l2-inch twist. 5otG
55c.: Virginia mahogany navy 81, : and 5s' 400
Soc: Virginia smoking, !s aud as, 4sG1GOc.. -
KENTUCKY. '''.''.
Louisville navy. bright mahogany, o4M.3Gc.;
Louisville navv, mahogany, 4S@24c. Louisville
navy, fine black. 46m49c.: Kentucky smoking to-
baccn. tts, - and Ia, 29Gbj0c.-ConrierJo
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INDEX OF THE DAY.
INTERESTING WAR NEWS FROM
EUROPE. @f..gst.

SENATOR MORToN'S CONDITIONS; IF TIE
DIES MR.. VOORHEES, WILL PROBABLY BE
APPOINTED TO HIS SEAT IN THE SEN
ATE-pROGREss OF GENERAL HOWARD's
WAR AGAINST THE HOSTILE INDIANS IN
THE wEST-CHOLERA ON A FRENCH MAN
oF-wAr; FIFTY OF THE CREW DEAD AND
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY STILL SICK
LAUNCH OF AN OCEAN STEAMSHIP, &C.
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Fun mt postmaster-GeneraI Keys

Fun Mt PostmRster-Genera Keys
Expense. la'-
HOW SOME OF THE YANKEE REPORTERS REPRE-
SENT ONE OF JUDGE KEYS SPEECHES.
WASHINGTON, August a3.-The rascally
Yankee reporters make Key, alluding to
the sanctity Of his postmaster-generalship
say: g II husband or wife write sharp let
ter to the other half, he must not tell Of it;
and il girl writes very sweet letter to
her sweetheart he must not let it be known.
These things we require to be kept entirely
secret except to those to whom letters are
directed" .........
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LOUISVILLE LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.
! ArGrSr 2C-This market has 1nlcd 1niet and

AUGUST 2U.-ThIS HarRet mas IHICu Tnlct anu
steady with sales apgregating II hngsheads
The Farmers House sold 23 hogshcads: / hogs
rem County leaf at $3.50 and 1885; 2 hoPshcads
Taylor County leaf at $3.50 and $4.75; hoKshead
Warren County leaf at Sc. 80: hogshead Galloway
County leaf at $3.50: 1 hogshead Henry County
common Tugs at S3 so; / hossheads A'lair County
common Tugs ut 1915, go .95, 1915, and 80 Is;
h6gslcads Barren County common n2s ut 1910,
$3.50. So. 35, 1895, 1918, 1895, aud 81 hogs
head Trimble County common lugs at $50;
hcad Graves County leaf at s795.-Cburfrr-Jour
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MAKKET.

AUGUST 22-.retc.-The offerings continue good,
with the market improved OH medium and 5ne leaf,
with about one dollar advance CHI grades, while
hugs rcmat abeut same rs last week. The receipts
continue falr. ..a. 81 ...z ..s.-.. !. -.
Leaf-Cominon, sea $3.50; medium, s7@ss:
good, s10@sl2; good to fnc 5l2943l5; Iua-
hogany, $14@$16. - .,.fr,,,,
Eugs-Common, siGes5.50: medium 10 good,
800 OM Sc fine, SGGlSI 5O-.ApDeGL. - - =