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drnnfcn m led nwycr fred 4 couple nf
s'3ets u o E :moy and A.; Dnehe:ae u.
HlcuTr htH :. - evening. Ncttcrb bf the shots
tW'i ef1ec 8 Il wis arrested md Eccarctl by
\ jarE e q .'lcr Of whiting Oranrrnen re-
main In + e y over night ami nrc hctnT en-
testafnct g sfnntreal brethren. a Catholic
p1rty ut tho f}r1acernc,
RErURwfS1 HOME
nj Point St. Charles tb,, cycnJay. 4 ,st1n,',cr
Of shots were hscsl. f]ne THlilE man nsmcI
William Elliott, troH,. tcnoxrll1c f@act'c", wAo
cainc to attend the l1neral, wa1 shns r. tho
sllot IN tho neek: They herc been taken tn :l4u
hospital. On tho arflyai OF thu po!ro the
crowd df*1erHel. M arrests wcse. ra,c. AZ
II 2. n. tho Osauccmcn 'ror, the Nc:. le's Ter
tasy escorted them to the station. There was
~ $aaai 6i.pa,eh "a rSs 7tfssa..
:, n7TAwA, juiy ld-At K1na:toa. nr'nAvil1c,
gtre -.hetr I,rctl1ren WIN vent to Montreal
gratd reception On theiF return hone.
THa NAt0l..
Taftt Ttxtsr, .i.soefatrf rfrts.
MONTREAL, Can, Jniy tH.--.&t M cmcrEcnt
meeting IT the Pnli:c Committee. tile Mayors
conduct was ccnAurrd ami Instructions givet tn
pollce. sitcr whsli IT, siaor ~ and nd luspector Of
Tho Dnif,ion H,s.p wolkrta around to nscc1ta ain
tho outlook. Thu poli.c Committee Flt cn 1,cr-
,nanence. Tie Mayor and Chief Of Police VIII
Mcnt strangers up;ll1 theiF arrival and ascertain
their peaceful Intentions.
The following arc the resolutions passed by
the 1t. Georgc'a Society this morning:
That we; rnembcts Of st. Goo:ss'A soeIcty Of
iIon % of ircae, % of ta,i Of esttau adlrliuat in
tcace ri lie city o., tbs 12:h Inst. an tush lrr4ch
sea"vs s ,nes'ss .s"s u Il lis I usans s"e!sty: be ~
Htsolfti, Tl4s IN o-'lcr I" marx our sense Of tho
a:d ;na H. !" '1ss'x ss ,:t @ 'f w 1S ssns 4 hs s
eIe.y, eS;,"' n = View ii Tic tno ontraesoa. ,n.n;
"a. "ss o..sa |'is" md .',e sso' s si.ss nsais
warned Vi she rroHanss!sy ii *uen .solalcn. ha.tnx
s 1as seass II t ns
F;nes ot tho Hof'. r. j. L. Deaud's. aa7os OF
Tic resolution Was adopted antd cheering.
TIE I1uCE4tIOH
formed with 1rta.l,nrnt of p1l!cc Mt tle hca1,
the tan1 following anil Tao 'dra1ns AcatiHg d
slow march. TIC oFausc, Ip4ng BTitoas,
r'sou Artillery. NIL tho Montreal Engineers
passed down the street usd were loudly circrcl
hy tlsu Uf:.n2s.Ieh AMI spectators. Tho fnAre.i
| l.i@ commenced with The Un:nn Jack waying
! anil bani uiay:n's '1cn! snasch.
T:lK nIsAnsE -..... ..
| was drawn by fur horses AMI decorated with
urnnEc, and i number In tho procession burn
! oraugo ,'ara. Thc 81: Gcosce't, ST: A'ircw's,
Ca.cdo.iat, ara1 other Protestant ho:lctlcs wcro
well represented
| Win tbs exception at slight 'racas IN st,
james sirrct, and tho firing Ut two pistol s,p.s
tllst afleF the PROCESSION passcf! st. Andrew
Church, everything was aulct aua on1ersy. AZ
eln,r-h taetc Was very Ear.c co.gtrsa atlon, and
! tic ssrrlses were most impressive.
Tonight the Montreal 0Eangcncn will enter
| tain II, lrcunntrv brethren In the rink.
1he military arc blvouacksi along the rood to
| tho cemetery.
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have shown nlct, ttscournceneut, aud about
quo men havc AffeaJy deserted.
ri!ln1.
There Is no news Of t,ntcrrst from Chi na.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Gus. GRAFT.
FahKKFonT- -os*C.tE-S{AtH, 3n'y 10.-Ex.
President Grant a5ld party left hero Tor Lpccrne
yesterday.
RHnt0Cs!y Itt.
IorpoH, Jh1y 10.--printc 3eorgc, the second
son Ut tic Irinco Of Wales, il seriously III.
Tnn RTNnxnrEsT.
In tho House Of Cou,t1lons II WAS announced
that the rindcrpcGt las broken out at Bcthnel
Green.
TAK00B KAHr,
LoNDoNs July tG,-The 7isnes, referring to
tic reported death Of Yakooh kal.,,, snye be sas
tue ctItef rival Df 1iussta In Ccntrn1 Asia.
HINT To THE NUNArlKTtATa,
FANS. July 1h--tp consequence 1T the re-
cent tosd declarations of the bonapartists, Min.
!.ter Fumftst. has ait,iressca circular to lhr
prcfects stating that tho Government Will oniy
ratrunlze tioso candidates whose electoral al.
dresses do mt hcy}atc Iran tnc policy Of the
c.Itirifilt'Vn anil isr agycc1 upon by all sec-
Tons tt the Conservatives.
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CHRISTIAN WORK.

lon3 VI the CONSERVATIVES.
----n----
fr.InYcr1AN 1ynufr
N1lhAo1lAN HVNh'
-.--
Close nf tito sessfon nr Cnn,t, Collie. Geneva
kni:c--t'reac.,tng by Mai. Cole.
Speetat D;spu,ea 10 11s 7,53.nk
GsxEvt t.Ixr ", Inv IN -Tho TIM 4or,,
.o..s,, - A." .,,s r.''1., l,,I.t, w. sIs!. !s
n''13'o" ~ tac A"ao deucFa e't'hteaa "osK
Assembly, nt CAMP Collie, wa8 brought 10
eloso On Hun}ay. In the forenoon the ceIc-
tratcl Mai, Colc. tl,e sTsure,,,t. gave an tn.cr
c.,y,,, ~. ,t,r<,, ,,.,o,, m1Y,e ,raa,at,. ;,
''E 10. ~ a'ssu'tss "pon '"s 4tea'eoli "amna
~ 1'e a'sc9hooh Ac pEeachcd upon "lhe
Eractaxton Of Christi" IN his usually foychac,
rsstless, entertaining manner TherS va.
f,7o,i oftrn,ranr, m :, c,n.tno ,,,v on5 ,"tto
ssu .'s"a..', .'".s rais .'. H'ss
a""'l'es rcquesseu Ptafel"' inc auaicnec VIVA
treated to tosne excellent stnglng by the wife
and daughter Of Nal. Cole, "The Kock of
Arcs.n wa. orranpr,l nv Mira. Miss. o,] .A1l
~ it, a,,,- =. :. 49,. ;, '..s'' ,.sa.s 49,"
a"e "N '"o"s IL - "esa'' "e'e 0'oohS tass
hhe'y-rcntlrrcd aongs.
III tlo aertuou on ''The Heavenly Manna,''
Mat Cp1e t.fscostzl to s hcnrcrs .nt,,r xtnrt1}po
ac,,rrs w,r, .,,,,,x a. onra it. ~:
"su,o w.. a. so" a. ""eu ~ ~
search ma ns qalck-"'ttca ingenuity He
figured up whnt would have been the cost In
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defeat OF tho Gran'l Dnke Nlchnina Is not con-
fr,ned by IL spatc1les by Kcdf Pashs. 1t WAS
rrobably haacd on fa1so reports made to tho
lo,Al authoriti e.. Retltf scnt1s dfanatel, for
mnliy confirming tho rcps 1T TINT tbe Rnss'An.
had been beaten In tho TIL 'artlltzea rass.
The advance Of the Rus slams waa exaggerated
bg tho atatton.En astcr 1t Ycnt-Saghra, who whs
Influenced By tho general panic TIERS
VET oyA % cuplHp.
BUCHAREST. July H. The Jlusstan troops,
commanded by the Czan witch, RTE reported to
have occup!ed vcsova, On tho ratiroal bctrecn
nasgrad and Kust4,uk, :thus completely inter-
ccptfng communications <tn that 1]nc.
1t Is reported from Sim, ,ltxa that tho Car left
yesterday for Tirnovn.
ANOTHER K.poK.
a spccia1 from Dbcntcgh X states that another
bridge OF a very substai .tlal construction has
been con,tneneedbc.wecn sia.nitxa anil Ftshora,
higher up tho stream than the present one.
Another dispatch, dated. Ohcntenik, july 10,
ssys Gen. lourko's comm and Will operate Is
pgrAcHxa roHcs
In tho Roume1ian Valley alnt!l It 10 JOINED there
by tho 1na!n body of tho 1susslan cultsssn,
marching by nlore psaeh cable but circu'tuous
route through the DafkanI by way Of DFcDoTa.
Gabrova, Kasanlik, md Z 'klsaghra. This main
forco viii contist OF thu Eighth, Eleventh. and
part OF the Ninth Corps, in al live divisions, or
10000 men, not includh Y Gen. Goufko's nkl-
yancc contingent Of t5,0 10 moro. Two dt1ts-
Ions ot the Eighth CsHps arc slssady III
TFnVa ....
tits said It Is intended that The Empress shall
| Join the Car In Tirnova-
! aEssATu,FAf.
4 dispatch from Yeni-s3 agra gives long and
somewliat sensational acc aunt of bsttlo OIL
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TuH H0rlTtAN CONTINGENT.
ALEXANDRIA, July 18.-The khcaive II SEMI
Ing moro troops TO constantlooplo. Egyptian
ateamcts nro NOW en,bayktng horses, troops,
guns, and ammunition.
ALEXANDRIA,. Egypt, July 19.-An additional
contingent Of 1900 troops has sailed tor Com
atantinop!c.
WILL De EARxKaTtr Considered.
v1gxxA, July t0.-In consequence oi tho
crossing OF tho balkans 1t il announced that
after tho return Of tho Emperor OF Austria,
which will b in few days, the present position
Of affairs will bo earnestly considered.
NAsl AsstAT10S.
BucnAnxsT, July 10.-A berlin correspondent
states thst tho Porte l,4s lntlmAlcd that while
the war lasta II will open tho Dardanciiea to
yesscls Of no Power which aas pot promised to
support 1t against Nu1sia.
, 1877-07-17

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEW Yokx, july l6s-Asrtsed-steaush'pa
Erin aud The QUEEN holu Liverpool.
QuaEsbrows. July ld-stsauship CasI ~
Hsus.sla. hom Nsw Yoxk. Aas a1siseA-
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LONDON, july t0.-A correspondent NTH tho
Turks tc|ecranils, t,rticr date of kars, July II:
!. htukhtar Past1a, With til. main army, Il IN Il
strong, fntFcnchcd position Oh tho ridge, eight
Withdrawn from tho slegc. havo visited their
Batteries, ,slieh are consf ffuctcd with much
ekill, but show tracos OF the accuracy ol the
Turkish Gsc. TIC Tur@ts have very tlhe lore
here now. The men arc In excellent spirits, and
very confident. aoons Tic posstoh.ty Oh Noss,a
gaining any more SUCCESSES on this side this
scar, un1ess she has very strong endorsements
at Akaltsk and Ttnla. The Iurkish supports
arc steadily flowing In. Tho Nussia1as, despite
their strength, have sustained heavy seyctse"
FAILING nAcK.
A correspondent with tho Husstan army tel
egraphs from Falln, Eth. 'sTo-nsorrow VIC sha1i
fail back some distance tova1ds Alcznnc1opal,
for sanitary considerations"
ALARnr coLLFcTtoN
Eighteen thousand bombs have been flre'l at
Kars THO cxpcnso Ia l,Noo,o ,ooo rnbles. .::'
K11-fp.
Three Russian ot&iccrssand 16o so1osofB wern
killed In tho batteries.
METusxo.
Tho Siege guns 70 to AIexandropol. The
army Is slowly retiring;
ADVANCING.
There IA slight advance by Mukttaf Fasha-
Ills camp tno7cs three veats cast to-day In the
direction Of Alcxandropol. 1lcsaforccmcass arc
expected.
1HEuBhkCTIoE.
Tho Aochastaus, ClrcassAns, aul Lcscn}nns
arc in full rebellion, and have 1siIleA many thou.
| sapd Russians. Only tho middle part Of tho
,novnsa!ns, With aa important road from Vlalo
Kaykay to Tiais, Ia sttll faithful and to 10 re-
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POLICE,

Drunkenness-John Morrisev, So.
Annie Wooddeld, dismissed; John Roth
81 days; Michael Maloy, $5; Christian
Ludwig, $5O-30; Alex. Miller, IS; CHRIST.
Recht, 20 days; Joseph Richter, So; oun
Beckman, SO
Dlsorderly Conduct-O Travis
and James Eagan, each, IS; Thomas
Morris, $40; Virginia Butler, dismissed. :.
Michael Harrigan, SO; Uatharine
Mccarthy, dismissed; T. j. Rod gers, $40;
VIM. Jackson, dismissed; j. +. Toppie,
$3; Henry Lunning and Henry Kotben'
dismissed; John Better. dismiss Sc !:
Jacob Walper, $40; o. FL. Phillips, {
days; Timothy McCarty, SIS; Patrick
Glllest, dismissed; Maggie G:otehouse,
$40; Isabella HaSelle, dismissed; Eliza
Sanderson, $40; Herman aud Jonn Ssvi-
man, dismissed; VIM. LenYinger, dis.
missed.
Vagrancy-Jennie Morton, dismissed.
John *, Aurr, 5000.
50; Chas. Sprader, dlsmissed; John
Mullen, continued to 31st; Chas. Bert
ner, dismissed.
Observation-Disclosures Hughes. netit
larceny, dismissed; same, common tuief.
500 and ~ days; 5. Tuckwolth, grand
larceny. examination waived, bail $500:
john Ryan, permitting noise ana di.
Iurbance OIL premises, continued to Sen.
tember l; Go. Allen, committing nni.
sauce, dismissed; Michael Harfigan.
using personal violence, dismissed:
James Williams, indecent be.
havior, continued to September 4.
Frank Hardman, violating market ordi-
nance, dismissed on costs; Fred. E,
Bradford, So; Gotlieb Finauer, abusing
family, $40; VIM. Weis, incorlgibillty.
House OF Refuge; Henry Frey, permit
ting dog to run at large, dismissed; Pat.
Mcclure, Mike Dormany, ops.Gucuug
sidewalk, costs,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, Aug, Zo.-Spirits turpentine
steady AT S21ac.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 26 Petroleum quiet
Standard white, ilU Test, i2Hc.
CHARLESTON. 5. C.. Aug. 26. Cotton stead
ier: MiddlIng u@c, low mluaIug 1880, Soou
ordinary 12c.
BosTON. Aug 26 Flour quiet and steady
Corn scarce and firm. Oats firm and TN.
changed. Hay quiet: Prices range $l5a20.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 25-Flour firm: choice fam
lily. $9a9 81. Corn firm at t65a691 In store. Oats
weak at 50a57c in store. Pork quiet at SIS V0
Lard quiet: tierce, l0c: Reg, lie. Bacon firm
at 6AasAas1Sc. Bagglng is nomlnally un-
changed.
BOSTON. Aug. z6 Flour dull and in buyers
tayor: new arriving from all points: new
Michigan, 81 Is: State, Ohio and Indiana, 81 SO
as so; st. Louis and ILLINOIS, SSa9 Corn quiet
and unchanged. Oats duh: No. extra white,
60a65c.
OswEGo. Aug 26 Wheat steady: old extra
white Michlgan,$ 81 yI:whiIe Canada, 81 75al 81;
No. Milwaukee club, 81 80; new amber Mich :
Igan, 81 As. Corn unchanged: high mixed, C03;
NO. 2, t9c; rejected. SIC
PlTTsBUeG. Aug. 25.-Wheat: choice red
ONO ami lnuiana 81 35al 3S; Kentucky white
and amber 81 1854 Al. Corn: stock dimiD-
ishing: yellow shelled. j9n595; mlxed, 55a5Tc:
car, yellow, 81 So; mixed, 56a5Sc. OaJs: stock
far and heavy; white, 3iaaGe; mixed, 33a34 !;
new, 2Sa30c. Rle nothing doing.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 25.-Flour steady. Wheat
firm: Milwaukee old 81 ls new 81 Is, August
VI 094, Septe0ber 81 VIZ, No. 3 Milwaukee,
81 0tai ID. Corn duh aud lower: No. , AIc.
oats dull and lower: NO. 22u1sc. Rye I'M
settled: No. 6lajb1ac. Barley quiet and
STEADY; NO. spring cash SO, September 61a6Sc.
NASHVILLE. Aug 26 Flour: Fancy 50 50
choice family so W, extra fmily $S 80, family
IS 20, suueriine 81 10. Corn: Loose 45c. sackei
55a0bc. Wheat: White 81 40al 6U, rcd 81 3Dal So
Cotton: ordinary sc, good ordinary 9tc, goo
l0Zc. Whisky: Robertson County
II b0a3 0O, Lincoln county 81 70a5 w, Bourbon
81 75a5 5v. nignwlnes 81 ~
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The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last reuorL.

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
Bertha Rengel, 26 yra, Germany.
Edward IL. Benne, 40 yrs, Germany.
Sophia E. Decimal, 40H yrs, Germany
e: A. Berckemeyer, u yrs, Germany
VIM. Avery, IA mos, city.
John Peterson, 2yrs, city.
j. Ii. Fe!umau, 70 yrs, city.
GhaS. Morgan, 20 yrs, city.
Enoch Foster, At yrs, Md.
j. q. ,Deckebacn, 70 yrs, Germany.
JAS. Braun, q mos, scotlund,
JAS. Green, lyear, city.
Martin HeIlman, q weeks. CITY.
samuel Dunlap, 7 yrs, K ,nlucEv
OYto Herschte'd, 6 mos, Illinois,
Infant Scawb, city.
Michael Eckhardt, s mos. citv
J. II. L. Ferry, 8 mos, civ.
Josephine O,w"ld, 50 yrs, GERMANY
AeOecca rneastns, As yrs, Germanyy Gy.
Martin saur, 4S yrs, Germany,
Mary Grave, 7lyfs, Germany.
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BALTIMORE. Aug 26.-FIour dull and un +.
changed. Wheat: Western winter red, spot.
u w; August 81 S0kal 81: september, 81 25k I;
steamer, 81 ~. Corn: Western active ami
lower; mixed. spot and August, 55kc: Sep
tem0er, t6'I56sc. oats fairly active and
easier: Western white, new. 3ia32c; mixed. 10
a80c Rye dull and lower at 62a64c Hay nm
changed, Provisions quiet and unchanged.
7%c, refined 1876. Coffee unchanged. Whisky
steady at 81 II.
LOUISVILLE, Aug 26,-Flour dull and all
offerings taken at yesterdays prices. Wheat
dull: Red 81 is, amber 81 20. white 81 rs. Corn
duli: white 5Oc, mixed 4Sc. Rye SIC. Oats
dull white &c., mixed 30c. Hay nominal.
FORK quiet and lower to sell at $l3 co. Bulk
meats little lower In some Instances. Bacon
drooplng at 75aaSc. Sugar-cureI hams steady
a. az loaIZc. Lara quiet; choice leaf tierce, 1Oa
Tagging quiet at l3hc. Tobacco quiet and un-
changed
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 26.-Flour dull: super-
hne, S4ai s.; extra. s5a5 80; Pennsyivan ia
family. $7a7 50: Minnesota family, 81 SOas;
nigh grades, So 5Oa9 %. Wheat quiet: new No.
amber, II 45al 90: do No. amber, 81 43aI 40:
new No. red, 81 43a1 45; do No. red. 81 38a
4O Corn quiet: yellow, Soc; mixed, 98a5sc.
Oats. old steady, new dull: wnlte West
sEd. sFn. 0SaSsc; mixed mixed Western, s4a
36c; new mixed Western, 30a32 Rye quiet at
65a6Ic. Provisions firm: Mess pork. $l4 75alj;
DeeI hams $2J 5Oa2l; India mess, S22a22 So But
ter steady: creamery, 2la25c; Iowa, Michigan
serve, 20a22c. Eggs: W estern, l3al4c. Cheese
steady: Western. full cream, 9IalOc; half
SKINNED, 5Ha9hc. Petroleum Arm: Renned,
l34c; crude, 9xc. WHISKY firm: Western,
81 Il.
NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-Flour: NO. 2, 50 25a3 81:
superhne State and Western, So 9Oa4 so; COM
mon to good extra, $4 S0a5 40; good Co choice.
30 4oa6 80; White wheat extra, SIS 90a8 81;
do fancy, 81 56as; extra Ohio, 81 9Oae IS; st.
LOUIS, s5aS 50; Minnesota patent, Sc 5Oas 70.
meal dull: Western a. ssaa ' 80. o. w6eae: fDa1:
Poor spring wheat 81; No. 3 Mil
waukee, 81 81; amber, Western and red 81 asa
is; No. red, 81 81; No. winter red Western,
2S}1 do October, i 25Aa1 26%; No. 2 amber
winter, August, 81 81 asked; No. 2 spring. Sep
tember, 81 l7Ial 10; October, 81 l6al TX. Rye
quiet and heavy: Western, &c. Barley nom
NAL Malt quiet: Canada, 81 O5a1 TO- Corn
heavy with a moderate trade; Ungraded
Western Mixed, JOa5se;. steam mixed,
551c. Oats unsettled: mixed Western and
State, 25a45c; white " estern do, 32a4sc. Hay
s.eady: shipping 65a7Oc. Hops dull: Western,
l6Ha2Okc. gold; joDblng, l61a2lxc, gold.
sugar dull and nomiua al: fair TO good renn-
inE, Shasnc: prime, SIC; refined heavy at
OHall%c. Molasses dull and heavy.
Carolina. 6a7]Gc Petroleum dIll
Taliow steady AT 3-16c. strained resin irm
at 81 S5al 9!H. Spirits of turpentine firm at
54Hc Eggs unchanged. Mess pork, $l3; sep
tember, Fla eOal3 O0i october, Sl3. beef quiet.
" estern long clear mlddles easier at 7kc:
short clear, TIC. Lard hrmer and closed
steady: prime steam. SsaS.6)c; september. 8H
aS.5}c. Butter heavy: Western, l0a2Ic. Cheese
quiet and hrmi at dalOc. Whisky tirmer at
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CINCINNATI DAILY MAkkET,

CINCINNATI. Aug. 27-2P NJ,
FLOUR-Market quiet and easy. Fancy is
quoted a6 2Ja7, as to quality and reputation
OF brand. Family is selling to-day at 50 5Oa5 6 J.,
Extra is quoted S. 'lUa5 35. oupertine
S4 5Oa4 70, and low grades ~ 50u3 per brl RIVE
-four dun at $3 5Oa4, and spring wheat -four
80 UOa6 50 per brl.
,A oAIs-Market quiet and only moderate
local demand. Mixed quoted D =, &c. and white
27aSic per bu for good to choice.
III E-Modei ate demand and steady. No. 2
quoted sSc per bu IN elevator. Good to prime
sample 55a5Tc per bu on track.
BARLE1-Dull and no prices ver estah.
lisheu. 'oS
WHEAT - Moderate demand and steady
W hi'e - quoted II l5al rs FOR good to prime
Red 81 ooal 10 per bu, and very little choice
Offering, but would bring 2a3c more.
CORN-talr demand. Mixed ear is ouoted
4'a4Sc per Du Oh track, and sales at the inside
ngure to-day. shelled 4SaiYc for No. 2 in ele
valOr.
MESS PoRK-Market firm with only mod
II rs per brl. va WV
LARD-Steady and quiet. Current make is
quoted SIC per lb. Prime winter steam he d
a. a. SIC n per lp' City Kettle is joDbiug at yAa
BULK MEATs-Market ouiet and steady.
shoulders held 44a4Ic. clear rib sides 6.c,
anu ciear siHes quo ed 62sc per III, all loose.
a ACoN-Demand ligh,. but held steady
> sn9uaaers 5ba6%3, clear lib sides T3Sa7Hc
$50 o,'4 49, SiS'eo ' a a'iSC per 10, all packed. Su-
Rar-Curtd mans quoted lUallac per lb, can
yased ana packed.
COIloN-M Market firm. Sales bales to day
at lhe Cotton Exchange. STOCK A342 bales The
oihcial oll quotations are as follows: Ordinary
SAc, good ordinary 10, low muldllnr lO.c.
mn uliing lo7sc, good mildllng H., niiluling
iair %1. ahd far l2%c per pound.
WHISKY Market steady and fair demand
at 81 II per gallon. ''
BEANs-There is very little doing, but with
iight onerlngs. We quote: lal 70 for common
VI DUAL 70 FOR fair to goJd 81 252 81 for prime to
choice white or mediums, and ~ 15al s. for
Dest navies, per bu.
BHOOh COltN-The receipts are light and
there is very little demand, but the market re-
% hs steauy. We quote 3a4sc for red brush,
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lie is not man unknown to fame, being
at present member Of Council, and is
on the famous Finance Committee, OF
which he is one of the most distin-
eulshed DO NOthings." He has manlp-
ulated earnestly to keep the people
paying 81 q square for advertising in a
paper that offered to do il for Il cents,
and has by this means, as well as others,
contributed his humble part toward
bringing about the present muddle in
our municipal affairs. He is Il m )st eX-
ceilent man not TO send TO Columbus.
Mr. j. q. SeXtrO is member Of the
HrM OF SeXtrO & RenSch, furniture man
utacturers. He is u member OF the Car
thage Village Couacil, and ls a Director
IN lAe Cincinnati Furniture EXcnange.
Mr. Fred. hlimper is res dent of the
FIith ward, and is German citizen of
standing and influence. He learned the
trade OF printer in the Gazette flee,
bu! mas been for many years engaged in
the clothing business. He is d WeIl-in-
formed, clear-headed man, and will, ii
elected, make II good representative.
Mr.. William Jessup is a resident OF
Miami Township. He is engaged in the
business or farming and is highly spoken
OF by his neighDors.
Mr.. Lloyd 5. Brown is also a farmer
and lives III The vicinity of Reading.
THE COUNTY TICKET.
Mr.. John e. FratZ, the nominee for
County Treasurer, is a druggist doing
business on Baymiiler street, in the
Seventeenth Ward.
5. w. Hoffman, nominated for County
Auditor, Is now The incumbent OF a simI-
Lar position under the City Government.
Isaac Ii. Pendry, for Iutirmary Direc-
Tor, Is farmer living AT Wyoming.
CoNVENTIoNALIrIES.
The "bounding" Banning was there.
Mr.. Paxton's management was an able
one.
The police were unable to put down
the mob.
There was no standing on the seats,
nor was smoking allowed.
One lady present at the Convention
Mrs. French, of Carthage.
The business proper Of the Couyeu-
tlon was finished in six hours.
That row was undoubtedly owing to
tne action OF HOttman's friends.
Hon. Jeems Fitzgerald rejoiced when
Holman secured sixty-fve votes.
The Township delegations remained
until the work of the Convention was
Fitzgerald wouldn't for the world
nave missed putting humble Hoffman in
nomination.
Mr.. J. j. Sullivan, nominee for Repre-.
sentative, captiVated the Convention by
us neat llttlaspeech.
The Eighth Ward ballot-box stu6iDg
was not taken into consideration by me
committee OH Credentials.
MIR. Pugh made the finest speech of
Inc DAY, and it was in favor of j. j, Sui
IVAN, OF California, Onio.
they had Andrew jackson up for r D.
fesentatlVe, but his last name WI as jones
ana ne didn't get the nomination.
Gus. Birnbryer wanted his tayorite
OHVef Brown, nominated by acclama.
ION, but the Convention wouldn't see IL.
The Convention, up to the time OF the
'oW during the baIloting tor Auditor.
vas the most orderly ever Aela in ms
'lty.
PROSECUTOR Charles w. Baker WAS
'quelched by the Chairman when from
'ne private box he wanted to speak tor
L. q. Brown.
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Cincinnati Live STOCK Market.
CINCINNATI, Aug, 2T-2P. M.
FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 27-i 80 P. NJ.
Receipts. Snlpmen

CINCINNATI, Aug. vi go P. N.
Gold is quoted to-day l0i buving and lO4%
selling. Gold checks Oh New York drawn at
IUSG.
Eastern exchange steady and quiet. Buy
lug at l-iO discount and stlllug at par.
SterltOg quiet ami weak. Sight drafts drawn
at n S2ta, and sixty day bills at $4 SIX per {
in gold.
Governments steady and quiet. The local
buying and selling rates are as follows:
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IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE EASTERN
ADVERTI5ER5lN THE STAR, MR.. &c. DUN
CAN sNIFFEN, NO. z AsTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. THIS Will De
a branch Office OF the STAR, Mr.. SnilYen being
thOrized 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, 1877-08-27

Paris letter-writer sums up the do
sestle lntelIcities Of the Marquis aud
Marchioness lie Caux i'll IA few words !:
III she lowered her dignity in the end, it
WAS he WHO htst set her the exannia.n
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The following is the 30 z. NJ. report OF New
YORK STOCK Market, as received Dy Lea, Stcr-
rett y Co., Is w est Th!rd street: