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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

SCOUTS RETUaNED. Two of,he Nez Perc.
Lieut.. Williams command who left here
shof' time ago With Is Neg Perez indians
as scents. They tel. several stories abou,
everything. they brought back one Indians
horse and clothing who they say was killed
1ty whie man while in camp. They say
E'hey have the white man in irons with the
command
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

AssnTiS.-J kearnev WAS in town fr. IN
Ahe assotin country this week aud reports
fSefy- thing quiet over there lie says
mere Is rnmors OF all kinds saoa,, bn,
pothtng can he rrli. d on as heiug The truth
oome people have nothing else to do bu,
EArcnlatc reports that they know is not true.
pnst Tor tue sake OF having Il little excite.
In+nt
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

Il ALMoTA THIS steamer arrived here on
y thursday with 80 tons Of ireish, aad srv.
Eral passengers. among them W. noticed
pr Adams, Of the irm OF Adams bio>.
vi Almo,a. The steamer on her down trim
@ast Friday. stove hole in her which
caused few days delay on her trip.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

SCARCE. There is MT 50 many lndinus
there WAS some weeks ago. Uure and n
Milc siragirr will make hi, way into
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
NOTICE.

VKNIE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO IN
firm the public that he will run n stage
coach between this place and Pnlouse City; lenv-
ing Lewiston on Mondays AMI Thursdays anil
returning an Tuesdays AMI Fridays. Route
hy way ofMoseow. J. Cox.
35-3-mo
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
Ind ans still at Mckay Creek.

UMATILLA. July 10.
The following is from Pendle:on.
Jnlv lS:
We have quieted down here little +:
cause, think, nostly the presence Of
soldiers IN cur place.
Indians are reported in considerable
~ mher- this mornin. in the hig bend
of Mckay creek.
saw Maj. Throckmorton this morn
ing. He tells me that some few Inanns
have been coming IN "n the reservation
the past two nights and killing Cayuse
Indi'n horses. They are supposed to
he Columbia river Indians or Snakes
trying t" get revenge this way for the
'rea"herv of Umapino.
Col. Forsythe's command and the
Cayuse Indians thar went with com
"a"d have gene nu' on the ,rni! of the
Indians, aud Col. Sauford's cornm.ud
has gone out thruu.b Grand Ron1e
AMI NJ, W"!f creek. CD Miles com.
nand was last night at Pelican station
70. Thruckmortrn IL at the agency
Coi. MIzner is still here awaiting or
ders.
Major B.rphart's sheep herders came
in last night aud says Indians. severa
hundred strong, were moving towards
Mckay creek yesterday with quite a
herd # horses and small baud OF
sheep with them. lie thinks the
.qnaws and children wcit al in this
band. lie says they went into camE
at umahowlish's place, near them. liz
was two days coming from Sheep ranch
and Indians in sight most of the time
until ne got out in open country.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

oLpInRs.-Two COMPANIES Of Inf MIR,
Fed through town on Wednesday OF this
fk en- route for Lapwni from Spokane.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

ONE repairing iiis been done on the Lew
b. water ditch al the head, this week,
Mug TO high water tilling il in with
M.ei. a large bead Of water Is now run
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

NET - Ever, ding Oh Camas Prairie Ii
"a again farmers AL gone 10 their homes
[zfe.l safe.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

81 tECIMEY.-Wc are in receipt OF cpeci
M&M vi job work done at the Ne~s tihce
1f3ou, v. T. IL is very neat woik.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

90 DRlv1.G.- Quite large :nmber OF
Ipg6& have gone down Clearwater this week
kxjSb eirg 10 Mr.. Small.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

AtsnivED. --Ilou ). 5. Fem arrived here
hast evenings stage from Washington
|C. lie leaves tor his bone on Cainas
hirie to morrow.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

MARRIED. AT the resident of the bride,
Le"iston, July 23d. Mr. Willis Jones
hd Nj: $. Hester Chandler, all Of Idaho
erritury. No cards
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

la GRANDE, July 20. 1873.
Capt. Sladen. 4. A. q Fort Tdn
coauer: During the week different
parts IF my command have had event.
lnl comha's with the hostiles. On the
18th Capt. Miles with Ills companies oi
the 2I>t inf'ntry and 4th Artillery.
Capt. Bcnd,res Company OF LIT Cavalry
end one company of volunteers CHARGED
The Indians near Umntil!a. three or four
hundred strong. and drove them sever
al miles. Bernard's Cavalry. now IN
d Col F"rsy,he. have been pursuing
them cl"seIy. causing them TO abandon
mo't OF their plumber and horses.
They are assisted by the Umatillas. and
have killed between twenty and thirty.
takng us many prisone 8. Vivian. Of
Egbert's c"u maud, has captured as
many more. The Indians ara be,n.
steadily pursued in the woods and
mountains. The most Of them ap
pear to be fleeing a'ony the r.u'e they
came. For,ythe's Cavalry are now
near 'he teadwn,rrs Of the Grand
l''nde river, tolltwing the Indians
southwark.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

fSHGT Down We are told that the Lew
hUn SAW mill has shut down aud NOT e,y-
n nIber is scarce $50
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

kAEGE MAiL.--Ou Tuesday lAsi sack,
Email came To this office from diffe. eui
&ts OF the country vel filled with mail
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

MING The -four mill of this cit,
een running to-day.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
HOWARD. Commanding Dept.
Another Dispatch from How ard.
LA GRANDE July 2u. 1S7

IA ERANDE July 20, MS.
Copt. .>loden. Fort Tancourer:
lieadquart, rs are at the head Of Wolf
creek to-night; then go with ca airy in
pursuit, probably via john Day S valley.
W'ta'"n g"cs to Baker aud organize. a
working free against turn Of hostile
baud tina way. The Indians still plan
going east for the buffalo country. but
the l. S. OF their headers demoralizes
them. HOWARD Commanding Dept.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

III. war ueusis scarce this week.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

PATENTS REC lvnD.-The following pat
MS have been received II, the Lew istun
Baud o:.icv:
NJ Chas. NJ. Redmap, Julia A. Warmo,h.
MANUAL {. Thompson. Geo. ". Ashwurth
YIN. King, Chns. S. Biuuk, john II War
Aauth anI YIN NJ F,~zer
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

BowLty has moved into his new
1Whle store.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26

sFsneed a street sprinkler now.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
starting Hcme.

SUsANvIILE, July l9.--The families
that arrived here from Surprise valley
during the Indian excitement started
for their homes this morning.
Official from Gen. Howard.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1878-07-26
]. Alexander's Column.

]. Afexander's Column.
LOOK HERE!
AND
SAVE YOUR MONEY! |
]. ALEXANDER. |
Has bought Goods this season
low,
Aud will sell as cheap as can Be
bought any where East
ofthe Cas-.
cades.
HIS GOODS ARE FIRST CLASS.
His stock consists in part Of
CENTS & BOYS CLOTHING,
Dry Goods, Boots & shoes,
FLATS 4 Caps,
LADIES 4 GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
HOSIERY
OF every description.
Carpets,
OIL Cloths,
1attings,
FANCY NOTIONS,
GROCERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Wall Paper,
Paints and Oils,
Crockery,
Queenswarc,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
OF the best brands.
OUR STOCK Is COMPLETE,
And was selected with sp.cial 70
ference to the
DEMANDS
OF THE
LEWISTON & COUNTRY
MARKET in this SECTION,
And they are now offered at the
lowest rates. Don't send
East to purchase
cheaper or bet.
ter, FIR it
will DO
useless.
We will take Farmers,
WHEAT,
OATS,
BARLEY,
BUTTER & EGGS
In exchange for goods at fair marke,
rates.
WE have also AGRICULTURAL
TOOLS aud IMPLEMENTS for sale
cheap.
COME AND EXAMINE
And you will surely not
Go Away without Purchasing
The goods you need
NO FURTHER USE
| IN YOUR GOING TO THE
LOWER TOWNS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21

H." bucks Ton Which Il. ". Rrow ntcld :,
Hc'u' air AL valuable. useful vo:ks which
should j." IN every family MI Brow.
mId -" most excellent Young gentleman.
h"in and raised IN claiborne parish. lie
: kn""n To IN" p"opl" and hi, rcconmcu-
drri"n Of these books may be accepted
- truthful.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21
The Tax Coilectorship.

To thr uIi>"phi>ticatrd mind i, -, med
that thcrc was an attempt "n last Nttnr-
day al the public speaking 10 bulldolr
some of the candidates tr. the I.r.i-lI-
turc. \ resolution. which u seems had
never ir.cn adopted hy ANY authmiI,d
meeting al the people. was read and tn,
candidates we've required Ia rr>pol,d there
to. The resolution required candidates
I" pledge Themselves {" support and urg,
upon ~" Guvcrnor thu nnmiucr of the
parish for Tan Collector. or To ~prIh more
correctly, to support that p'i,un who re-
rriNcd III" endorsement OF the people for
tln' rn~ition. Thl, MS IN some respects
a brilliant stroke "l policy, and perhaps
resulted ~ the parties oticiiu. hoped; tot
,oIur Of The candidates refused. and very
property riI.cd Ne think. ~ make the
pledge.
Nr. j. II. Hay stated that To- ll> know.
c'lgo Il very large and respectable muorlt,
81 tho lr"pl" were opposed {" thu whole
pa" VI N'"'- '' IAN "'''''"r' an" mat
VI We" 81 'hI> i''t I' -" ~" reason why
IA" should be iurccd To- cNpt,>~ h,m>clf on
, '''h'i N''' "i The question. MI Hay sta
''' 'H''h'i ana state" correctly too, that
MS UNDERSTANDING ct the la" Wa" that th"
night I" appoint the Tax Collrctor rested
'h'"''! N"h ia" "o\"in"r. aud thu night
I" '"''''m WIS WI" u" >'nai". tie
'"'' "'' "" ""' -" What night HI"prr.
sentative h'" I" "r'" hI~ lip, upon thr
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21

vi Red River swamp lying between Red
Chutc a'd Rcd River. The land IL Won
dcIiullN fertile, aud even with tue Iupcr
feet ~ stem OF cultivation winch now
corn aud yotton. But the system OF labor
rctarda the full development of the oOun-
try. We have 10 data A. to the full quaint
ny OF corn aud cotton produced Oh Red
River lands. 1t l. of course large but !,
capable vi being increased iour-told under
a better system of labor aud with iplpror-
I'd implements Of agriculture. As II Ii the
owners of the soil draw from II hornt!tul
revenues. There IL 4 marked d!tt,lenIc
between the farms upon the hills Of tlat-
borne and Webster aud those III Red XIV
er bottom. Those hr-t named hd;, not
such fine crops but there T. a Thrifty h"n"
look about them that Is very attId,rlrt.
The fences are better, the rows a." ,,ruI
Ct aud oNrryw here are (" hc s,ru 'Nl.
dcnces of pans taking, intelligent Labor.
On The rivcr corn and cotton seems To- gov
almost without Labor and Their, j. "a '"'i>"-
Uucnt absence of those signs OF iliit
which AZ cnrniu"n "n the hills. But both
scrtiuis of N"lth Louisiana have a future
before them When ~ ths Stafs :" come
tn, hills aud .ill"N, have been filled with
an lndu>,ri"u, population; when the de
inInd- of the people shall fore" the build
ing of railroad. an abundance of wealth
will De poured into that town which may
become the m"tr"polIs al Northwest loui-
SIaua. That metropolis should he ShrNr-
port. But We fear that many long years
shall clIl'>r before We shall tlJvrrS. this
portion Of Louisiana IN u rullmIu Palace
Car. In the contemplation of the needs
aud possibilities of Shreveport and its
tributary parishes. We shall clos. the by
stage pat Of our >hnt IMP
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21

In calling attention TO the advertisement
OF y. Ferguson. saloon. We can assure
those w uur friends Who wish To- refresh
tn" inner man. that they cannot find IN
the town of Homer. Il hotter nlacc for III,
purpose than on the west side Of the
SQUARE AT the bar presided over by our
genial ami whole s"ulcl friend. John Fer
sl'"n. Everybody knows that John will
Keep the 1-'St OF liquors, no matter how
hard the times. Willie Price will ALWAYS
/" found behind the .onntcr, and to his
skill as mNologist, JOINS pleasant gen-
tlemanly manner always attractive.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21
A Campaign Fund.

Many "i our Readers doubtless saw ia
our last issue that the Executive rnmmIt.
tee had appointed a committee To- snliri,
contributions 10 - campaign fund 10
those who did not understand TN, ari,nu
at the committee W. viii Offer "A word of
explanation. In all sy,r,natically CON.
Quoted political campaigns there i, always
4 nrcd for cash. II usually fall, t. the LOT
ut Why few public spirited men To- fun.
nl>li this money, The great mas, of thu
people contribute nothing. The,c Expenses
include printing, calls for meetings. pro.
'ccdlhGN "i Executive committee and all
public announcements The r-nul, de.
maud +" know these things and 10 see
them III print. II there 1, no campaign
i""d all th" Labor fails on the parish pa.
per. We OF course Will do the work hut
do not think IT fan that We should 90
without REMUNERATION. Now that We have
reduced our subscription 81 H. to place the
Guardian within the reach Of every voter
~ th" parish, there i additional reason
mat v" should bc paid for our work. 4
small amount from every Democrat will
pay MS welt Let the people consider these
Facts and contribute something toward
paying lis for the labor that cnurcS direct
" to their benefit. We beg nothing. bnt
ask that which We believe ourselves to be
entitled to III ordinary justice.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21

Now that the yellow fever has stopped
the mails OIL the most important lines,
oar exchnnge list is cut OF 30 short that
wiz not he able to supply our friends
\Papers. W. haycnot enough to f'ltn-
IN klpgs for olI tolun.ns.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21
Homer Masonic Institute
for Young Ladies.
Nineteenth Annual Session begins Sept, 4,h, 1877
DEFICIENT TEACHERS will hi ever,
IL Department.

EFFItlENl TEACHERS will MI every
IL Department.
Especial attention given to MUSIC,
Prof \. \. WHEELER will give instruc-
ton IN the rudlmrnts of music ~ applied
10 singing to the eutire School, twice i
week, Jit, Of charge.
Board and tuition per month Of four
weeks, including washing, lights, &c, ais.
Music On Piano, Organ, Guitar, or cult
walton "f the voice, included with the
above. $50 GO.
Tuition, 3, and ) dollars per month
Liberal deduction ior tuition when paid
in advance.
Th" Institution j. strict, non .dcnomna-
tlonal.
For further particulars, >r,d tor Cata-
loguc.
I. :. >I.l'rli \ NJ. pI.>i..
Hom,t, !J.inrur PARISH. LII.
Aug. II, l-7-. -2:t
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21

ON the 18th inst, the yellow fever mad"
a sudden mp," forward in New Orleans.
IA new case, having been reported tuI
that day and % new east, for the day
f"llowing. Among the death, We notice
that of IT, II. llau~rll, IN old and much
respected citizen at New ORLEANS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21

The prophets, VII" declared that the
hottest Of the weather was over, had
Ion: faces on Sunday last When referred
10 the Thermometer they had not wor,,
to say.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21

We call attention 10 the advertisements
of X. J. Bridges All those who have had
Rnbe To work for them can testify to his
skill a. smith. He will supply long
felt want IN Homer. We hope that the
people will patrouile hun Literally.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21
NOTICE.

EvapOratQrs, Pans, Sugar Kettles,
Sheet Copper, Galvanized Sheet Iron. Straw
Cutters, Cider Mills, Taught Deerng Horae
Powers, and Hardware in general. for sale
by CONWAY & Bt'CkELEW,
i2:3m Shreveport La
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21

Our young friend, Atwood y. Wilder,
returned home, Oh sunday night last, from
five months tour i'll Texas. Although
his checks are drowned by the wind and
sun of the Lone star State, his form is
vigorous and his appearance healthy. We
regret to state that At. came home alone.
and not accompanied by Texas beauty,
a. was reported would hc the case. We
are under obligations 10 our friend for n
bundle of papers which are specially ac-
ceptablc in these quarantine DAYS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-08-21
yellow Fever Items.


Over one hundred cases OF yellow fever
III V,eksburg. The fever Is confined TO
the deetiiutr. The Howard Association
call for money for their relief There is
not 4 dollar in the treasury Of the Assoc'a-
ton. Money may be forwarded To Win.
4 FaiIchild
One death from yellow ir''r IN Mobile.
The rptdrmr i, rag,ng 81 GFcenvi!le,
MISS. rpp.
Thr dispatch from the Town Marshall of
Grcnml,, Mississippi. J. most pathetic. Ii
read, a, follows:
Help II, t. pas nurses AMI bur! dead.
ON town j. a graveyard. We nc"d help.
The Mayor l. dying and am the only
officer left.
l.. T. MELTON.
Acting Mayor and Marshall.
We arr pleased 10 see that this call j.
mr,ttns With Iib,ral RESPONSES.
On the 18th inst, the yellow fever mad
a sudden move forward in New Orleans.
IA new ease, having been reported toi
that day anil % new case, for the day
following. Among the deaths We notice
that of H. H. liau,rll. IN old and much
respected citizen "f New Orleans.
thar!r. +. Nrhrcn. nj ON tifnc Il fr>i-
drnt Of Claiborne parish. and frequently
mentioned ~ hiGami>t, lately Ia, re
ccivcd his reward VI. Nallc. "ui TOWN
Marshall went I" Texas ~ witness against
Nrhrcn. aud upon his evidence, the muchly
married man was convicted OF bigainy and
ctrntlary. Mr.. Nlllr states that Nrhrrn
tailed "a recognize him. indeed treated
him ~ perfect stranger. but hi, ignorance
awaited him nothing. MI. Nallc deserves
much credit for taking II tnp that couM
not hr forced on him IN order b. perform
his pant in bringing villain 10 Justice.
W. were not present at the Barbecue
and Tournament given a. the Fair grounds
on SATURDAY las, hy the colorcd people OF
Homer and vicinity. hut wc were informed
that The occasion WAS a most pleasant one
fnnl RnrL.t WAS Marshall at tie daN and
acquitted himself well. Ben Tirktns,
Sharpcl Wilson, aud I."ul, Whjttakcr at
the rommittc" ot arrangements. report
gcn,r raj satisfaction, No disturbance, plenty
to cat and plenty of fun. The white, who
were present cNpirs> Themselves gratitcd
10y tn courteous trcatmru, received We
hclic,c that all parties were benefited 10y
the affair. W. congratulate our rolofri
friends upon their success aud hop. that
they may all live 10 enjoy many similar
festivals.
W. :. CurEI.N>p. Of Ward three. AN
nominees himself ~ a candidate ior Police
juror from that wand. We are pleased TO
hr able TO announce to the people that Nj.
Copeland has concluded to brcomc Il cau-
didatc f"r reelection. We are familiar
with Mr.. Copclaud'> rccord ~ Il Police
juror, AMI W. know 1t To- he stainless. lie
i not oul} u good man but Is an intelli-
gent and honest one. The people Of his
vdrl Will du thcnl>. lvr, horror by rc-clrct-
in. hm. W. 10 ~inr,rrlN tnst thai NJ,
'"Ui,r - Police Juror will meet with
th.. endorsement -, ,,,.,,l, w r,,ao
Land Ia, b,,n g, r,ith,rl ,,I,l,c ,,,,.,,,,
4 4
oil
-.
he '""A> Ton WITCH Il. VI, howRtcld t.
aS'n' ave all valuable, useful works which
Should j." IN every family. Mr.. Brown
hI' y" most 'Accli"nt Young gentleman.
h"'n and raised 'la'hornc parish. He
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-12

A SOCIAL SENSATION IN BosToN.-The elope.
ment is reported of Captain James r. Austin
and Mrs. John V. n. Stults, of Boston High.
lands. Both parties move in high social circles
Austin is captain of the ROxbury City Guard,
one OF the crack militia companies of Boston,
and member of the firm of Stocking & Aus.
tin, insurance agents, No. 2 Post Office Place.
He has wife and two children. Mrs. Stults is
the wife of John v. N. Stults, a wealthy
plumber, who has a fine residence on Dale
street, opposite Washington Park. The house
Is surrounded with handsomely laid out
grounds, and everythn = betokens home of
comfort and luxury. air. Austin is also we l..
to-dO, and lives in good style. Captain Austin
and Mrs. Stults met frequently at dances and
entertainments last winter. This acquain:-
ance was continued this spring and summer.
Last Wednesday noon Mrs. Suits left her
house, t::ekfng nothing with her but the clothes
she wore, and not returning Mr.. Suits sus.
picions were aroused. He put a detective on
her track, and found her and Austin occupv-
ing room at a house in the city proper. The
door was forced, and the parties confronted
but no arrests were made. Austin started i'm
mediately for New York, and Mrs. Stults soon
followed him from the place. A call at the
residence of Mr. Stults ELECTED the fact that
Mrs. Stults had gone to New York and that
her clothes had been sent there. 1t is also said
that MIR. Stults knows where she is, and that
divorce proceedings have been commenced by
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-12
The M0rkata.

BAL ALTlMORE, August 12.-Virginia SKIES Old.
~; 60 deferred, 80; do. consolidated. So Il; do
second series, 2x; past due coupons, 78H. North
carolina SKIES Old, 16; do. new, g. do. special tax,
BALTIMORE, August i2.TCotton quiet-mid-
dllng. II sal2. Flour steady and frm-How-
ard street and western saper. 25Oi3 25: do
extra 3 5Oa4 so; do. family, 75a5 z5: city mills
super, z 5oa3.26; do. extra, 3. 75a4. 25; do Rio
brands, DO; PatapSco family, $50. Wheat.
southern active and firm; western spot steady aud
do. amber, Local. .08; No. 2 western winter red,
October, 1.03. Corn southern scarce and firm:
western steady and tirm-southern white, 55 Sc:
&c. yellow, 6o; western mixed, spot and August
4o*a49; september, 494; October, 5OSa51:
steamer. 4s1. Oats Dat souihern steady; western
DO. mixed. 81; Pennsylvanis 3Sas5. Rye steaty'
prime, TO- 3a oa6 Provsions an rm Porky m
Bulk meats, loose-shoulders, 5a; clear rib sides,
64a7: packed, Sal. Bacon-shOulders 6I6: clear
Tib sides, ~. Hams: 12,13. Lard-rehned, 81.
Butter scarce and frm-ch0ice western, i5sl3.
refTee1m re stInn firmpsrmrehned l03; crude saS4.
Jog; Receipts-aour: g. 600; wheat, ISL. 500: corn,
%, COO: oats IL COO. Shipme ents-wheat so. 600;
corn, $500. Freghts to Liverpool per steamer
quiet-cotton. I'D; flour, 2s.6d.: grain. 81.
NEW YORK, August 12.-stocks buoyaut.
Money, IL. Gold. 1OOf. Exchange, long, 1885,:
short. 4S7R. Governments active.
NEW YORK, August 12.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat dull and slightly in buyers favor.
LONDON. August le, 1880 p. m.-U. 5. four.
and-a.half per pa- CENT bonds. lO62; 1ss7's. loss:
sylvania Central, 81. New Jersey Central, 81.
Beading, 16h.