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CTORES FOR RENT. fa
- Several OF Main between Twcnty-third and li::d
Twcn' y-tourth streets.
No i3 south Thirteenth street. between Main and
STORE AND DWELLING Fourteenth street bc-
STORE AND DWELLING Franklin between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
STORE AND DWELLING on Main between
Twentieth and Twrnty-fr>t streets.
STORE on Sixth between Broad aud Marshall
STORE AND DWELLING on Marshall between
f%HFih sTURE n.d Nb on Main between
STORE AND DWELLING, Main near seveu-
teenth street.
5s Apgp!y pgayst io RobEHI FIT # Man hnMe .irest.
ENOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, a.
n six or seven rooms, No. 3l2 west Marshall Hi
street. now heing painted inside and our. Rent only
'0' A'r,' GEORGE s. vAsHoN & SON..
oc 2l-eod3t No. Tenth street.
NOR REM, THAT DESlRABLENA
l. FIRST-CLASS DWELLING No. 7l2 Ill
Franklin. between Seventh and Eighth streets: The
and contains twelve rooms, with all modern con-
vcnences aud improveluents, aud is especially at-
tractyc on account q Its location. Possession
s'''' -''''''''e' j. THOMPsoN BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and AuctioDeer,
oc 1856 1ll3 Main street.
NOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE6a
Il STORE and DWELLING No; 7l5 Main hEa
street, between Seven tn and Eirhil-strccts. The
dwelling portion Of II contains eight rooms. besides
kitchen and servants rooms, wiih modern improve
ments and Is well suited for clearinghouse.
Also. that desirable STORE and DWELLING
No. 1922 Main street, just below Fifteenth street,
and now occupied by Messrs. William jenkins &
Co. The dwelling contains Six rooms, and posses
SION will be given October ID, 1878.
Also. that desirable COaL-iAkD now occupied
bv Benjamin Cottrcll. Esq. at The northeast corner
of Ninth street and Basin bank. Possession given
January l, Il $40. or sooner If desired.
Also, a LUMBER-HOUSE nn the north side Of
the Basin bank between Niuth and Tenth streets,
with goo i-size lot attached.
Also a LARGE VACANT LOT. well suited for
lumber or Goa. yard. situated the south Side OF
Canal street between SIKH and Seventh streets, anu
extending b. ok 10 The canll.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR & son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
oc 2-S.Tu. .Th,S S,W&FGt
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ELECTION TICKETS printed II reduced prices al
the DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.
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500 PUECALE SHIRTS. 80 cents each, Mt
\. GEEESTREE'S, Sl5 Broad street
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SCuooL-sIIoES. all the styles, cheap ut
BOSCUES'S, 800 and IL Broad street.
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ELECTION TICKETS!
ELECTION TICKETS
Send yoEr orders for ELECTION TICKETS TO DIS
PATCH PRINTISG-IloUSE, and you will get them
promptly and At low rates.
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CANDIDATES, have your TICKETS p'inted NJ
the DISPATCH PRINT ISG-lloCsE. Work promptly
done, and IL low prices.
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ALGUm-PHoToGRAPus at FRAYsER's, four for
-
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4ifl,luod 4iispatfl

ns- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIspATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THO CITY.
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ngy ssoGDS.
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT
i 3 nuTTELpoRFER. 627 BROAD sTREnT.
nRv seems.

NEW eeoDs and GREAT BkKe'AtSs l's .l 5ast re- re-
ccIvcd. o,,,,,pr a, s7i1c worth Soc:
SI.aSSIN SSHHSuNEHE at soc. worth 6Sc.. at 62He.
sLAon, sor;, sSs, at 7sc. worth 81, a; s7.sc WORTH
:, sfG 'S't7.Ks-thc greatest bargains ever offered
.s s% IA scsEsrx st IS shsSe
CAs.I nj 25. so, S5. go. 80, and 60c.;
,,.;sSI new supply tast landed, very low;
KaaSSTfrTS from aucsionA- In caitdrens. misses,
Siadtes' and gcn,icmen's, a. prices 10 asionish
49, snnss-.s. sn WIDE SHEETlNGS in the city
2nE,ES 2n5 NES SHAWLS. BLANKETS,
StSsaISFRrS. WATESPROUFS,
NDERSHlETs for sn'idrp, 1 Sass sSs.a ana se'''
~ ar our stock before yoa huy.
L",,s - w. H. & f.. .MIyTELD0RFER.
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CLUAkS.

very large stock of this seasons styles in BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL, MATTELASSE. aud ROuG
CLOTHS, now open. They claim to have the best
styles, largest stock, and cheapest CLOAhS In lie
city,
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ATTRACTlvELY Low PRICES.
We invite You 10 call and inspect tile novelties.
LEVY BROTHERS.
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CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & co.

DRY GOODS.
Stocks in all departments largely replenished
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
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FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
PARIS AND BERLIN CLoAKS,
all OF which are
OPFEpED
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DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS.
Additional attractions. Many new styles opening
this week al prices that caunct fail TO please.
SILK AND TRIMMING-VELVETS,
In shades to match the new coors i'll dress fabrics
All qualities.
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LADIES' HANDMADE. BOX-TOF. FULL
SCOTCiI-HOTTOM BUTTOS-DODTS:
LADIES BASKET CLUTk.TOPS aud BASKET
LEATHER F0XED EtTTON-BOnTs.
LADIES' FREN NGII CALF BUTTOS-BOOTS,
heavy. for winter wear: -
OLD LADIES GLoVE-KID. I.OW-HEEL and
DROAD-BOTTuM &-HlGll SHOES.
SHOES.
OLD GENTLEMEN'S Low, FLAT j Z Ell,
BROAD-BOTTDM CoSGEESS bAIIfhS.
GENTLEMkN'S ENGLI>H ~ WALkiSG-sIiUES-
Lace md In Congress Gaiters ~
GENTLEME>'S DOUBLE SOL E-AND-UPfEk
BOirrS--rcai No. | article. very low price:
BOYS. MISSES. and tJilLDkES'S IL EAVY
sCHOOL-sHOE~ and FINE DRESS sHOEs,
SOLE-LEATHER TRUNKS.
SARATOGA TRUNKS,
VALiSES. SATt tIELS.
BAGS. STRAPS.
pVEEGhIrEES. &C. &C. oc2
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N'HE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
is NOW BEING OFFERED
TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS
L. LlICHTENSTEIN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
900 pieces BLACK ALPACA. which we are now
selling at less than The manufacturers prices.
We are determined 10 sell these goods cheaper
than any ever shown.
We eiuvitc special attention to our
KENTUCKY JEANS.
TABLE-DAMASkS. GlNGHAMS,
KERSEYS, CASSlMERES,
BED-TICkINGS. -
BLEAIHED ard UNBLEACHEED COT
TONS,
PATCHWORK, PRINTS.
CALICOES, DRESS GOODS, &c,
in which we are now Offering great inducements.
l.. LIcHTENSTE1N Il SONS. .-
Cc2 corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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HOSIERY md UNDEKW EAK.
A full line Of CHILDREN'S FANCY-STRlPED
and SOLID COLORED HOSE: also, every weight,
Quality. and size IN stasonable HOSIERY aud UN-
DERNEAR for men, ladies, and children.
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DRY GOODS DRY GOODS i!

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
BROWNE & ROWE
are receiving to-day
NEW AND FRESH DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, FLASNELS,
RLEACHED AND BROWN COTTON,
BLANKETS. CASSiMERES, .-
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CORSETS. &C. &C.,
which they have determined TO sell at SMALL PRO-
FITS, and make QUICK SALES. -
Try them to-day. BROWNE & RON E.
507 Broad street, between Fifth aud Sixth.
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LEVY BROTHERS
CONTINUE TO-DAY THEIR
GRAND DISPLAY
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SILKS-BLACK AND COLORED

SLKS-BLACK AND COLORED.
The largest stock be found in she city to select
from, and at prices 10 guarantee sales.
BLACK GOODS
Of their specialies. Their stock In this depart
nent has been largely replenishcd in every grade.
sc 2S
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FLANNELS-Every quality
AVA IrSDEprE.p

BLANKETS-Ail grades and sizes.
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LNOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING, a.
Il six or seven rooms, No. 3l2 west Marshall Hi
greet now being painted inside and our. Rent oniy
5000. Apply to
oc I-eod3t No. Tenth street.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE u
MENT.

CLOSING OUT SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF
BOOTS, SHOES, RuBBERS, TRUNKS, AND
SATCHELS.
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WANTED,

for several NICE ROOMS-fnrushcd or unrurnish-
ed-at No. Gle ems. Grace street. oc 23.4t*
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II" /
through Texans 81 s0@s 40; cows - 50@2 50;
Colorado steers So 75@4 35. Receipts go head.
Hogs-Opened firmer and shade better, but
the advance was soon lost: light shipping IS so
"a o. Workers and Baltimores 90 sO@4 25
mixed packing s4@4 rs; butchers to fancy 81 rs
al %. Receipts 2,l00 head. ff
Sheep-In faiIdemand; fair to good g 7093 10:
choice to fancy So 2563 80: export grades WOuld
bring So 1894. Receipts 800 head. "A
East Liberty Live stock Market
EAST I.IBERTY, Aug. 26-Cattle-Receipts
since Friday 2,3l2 head of through and 2.44O
head Of local stock; total for the week ending
this day 4,61 head of through and 2, 40 head
and 3,l74 head of local stock last week Sup
ply lighter than last week by 200 head of yard
stock, and not much business doing only II
loads sold for the New York market and seven
loads for retailing here. PRICES unchanged
nom last weeks closing ngures; can not form
Hogs-Receipts 3.245 head: total for the week
1850 head, against i5,0lo head last week.
delphias A@4 IS
sheep-Receipts 1900 head; total for the
All sold; market brisk at H@5sc higher than
last week. go
Oil City Market.
OIL CITY, Aug. 26.-The market opened quiet
and steady with sales at $3.50, advanced to
81 90, declined $3.50; closing $3.50 bid. Ship
ments to-day 64,JOO bbIs, averaging 5000 bbls
bbls. ~ -oi ''' "7eA' i''"S'' ''OnS '''''''
Pitfsburg Petroleum Market.
PIrTsBURG, Aug. %. = ELECTROMAGNETIC
easier; 81 1871 at Parker's; refined 105s9lOLc
for Philadelphia delivery.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 26.-Spirits Turpentine-
Quiet and steady at 2414c.
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COMMERCIAL.

Business opens this week quite brisk in the
local merchandise markets. The movement
in groceries was quite active to-day. Sugars
AID coffees were strong at previous quotations,
ano there is a tendency toward higher prices.
The grain markets were generally weak. The
receipts Of wheat were liberal, but the market
was lower and unsettled. The decline has re-
stricted offerings somewhat, but still there is
more grain on the market than cars to move
it Unsettled freights have put temporary
check upon the speculative demand, leaving
the field to shippers, who are already loaded
with grain for which cars can not be had, and
they rather Indifferent buyers at quota
lions. Corn was dull at about saturdays
prices except for white, which is lower with
less demand. There is but a light inquiry for
mixed for shipment, and 1t is not saleable bet
ter than 351zc. The offerings are small. There
was no demand for oats, and as there is a good
supply, the market is dull Flour was quiet
under moderate demand, and quotations
were steady and unchanged. Provisions were
dull andinOminal Country produce was quist'
Eggs were rather hrmer owing to an increased
demand.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of leading articles during the preceding
twenty-four hours, as reported to the board of
trade:
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,np-Prlmnen steam 7l6a7l<c.


LARD-Prime steam 71s971zc.
S-P. MEATs-Hams nominally 10c.
JoBBIsG PRIcEs-Mess pork held at sl2 So;
average and brand; s. 9. shoulders 711e; break
fast bacon 9Hc; bacon clear sides, firfa at SIC;
bacon. shoulderss &c; kettle lard, in tierces,
miscellaneous Markets.
CHEEsK-sening at SC for ordinary; S6@Sc
coFFsss.Ws quote fair 159Escslse; good Is7se
lslsc: choice lsIza9oc; fancy 25e2Oxc; golden
rio 2O922c; lava 241[@2sZc. -.
Bd1ag c sR eS at ssc iodise
potash 81. Iodine IS 2595 50. Alcohol 81 loo
DO Assafoetida 25@s5c. Alum &c. Cochi-
barrels, s. 5e@4. Cream tartar, pure, SS sS5c:
Indigo 81 l0@1 %. Licorice, calab, genuine, 81
@4cc. Magnesia, carb, OF, 309S5c. Madden y
I, per gal, slal 10. on bergamot, per ID. s. 5O@
S'75. Balsam copaiba 40e45c. Soap, Castillo, IL
g2oc Soda s, 5icaEb; 4sec; salts, Epson. s1S@4c.
pentine 3594Oc. Glycerine 2O@25c. Bromide
potash 4S95Sc. Chlorate potash 2S@25c.
nd% aa 5 oS s Layer ooss sa Mns
don, s. lOe2 50. Prunes, new Tur-
New curfsnfs 61<@7e. Dates lose per pound.
Figs, drum, s9lOc; layers, new, lS@l4c; oranges,
Rod, $ 50; Lemons, Palermo, IS 5Ogs; Mes
HIDEs-We quote: @. 8. cured 7@74c;
green hides, cows, &c; green hides, steers,
sc; green kip &c; green caf &c; bulls stays
HoRsE sHoEs-Burdens s4a4 S71l; mule shoes
IRoNzBar sizes s.; other sizes at the usual
advance.
LEATHER-we quote oak sole at S2aS7c; hem.
lock sole at 2492Sc; harness 30933c: skirting "a
csc: rough harness 2S@5Oc; Pittsburg harness
SS9S7c; bride, per doz. 4S954c; city KIP 5O@S0c;
French kip sl@l p; city calf skins Nc9sl 10;
French calf skins 81 25@l IS.
MoLAssES AND SYRUPS-New Orleans mo
lasSes 35950c; common syrups 30@4Oc; medium
4O9SOc: choice Og65c; fancy 75c@sl.
at regular advances Horse nails: Tens 70 per
box; other sizes at the usual advance.
0ILs-Linseed 52905c per gallon. Lard OH
60g65c for current make extra Coal oil llOg
1902 test ll@l2c.
SALT-We quote: 81 l0@l Is, car lots, for Ohio
river; New York 81 O59l O6 on cars; small lots
59l0c more from store; dairy y 1908 50 for 20 to
100 pockets.
SoAP-German is quoted at 4S4@6c.
SUGARs-We quote: Hards l00l01ac; stan
ds aSos 1870; on sss'zc; yelows OF all
sPIcEsEPepper ls@lsc: alspice l9@2Oc: cloves
50@5oc; caSsia 35940c: nutmegs 90c@Sl 10 per
ID. Ground goods-Pepper 2O@25c; ginger goa
.5c; alspice 2393Oc; cinnamon 10000; cloves so
@65c; mustard 25945c; baking powders lS@SOc:
TINNEIs' SUPPLIEs-Best brands charcoal
tin &c, l0xI4, 81 IS; Xxx 10xl4, 81 so; &c, 14x20,
roofing tin, IS rs; &c, 2Ox2S, roofing TIN, sl4;
block tin, in pigs 22c; in bars &c. Iron-H b
iron SIC; n iron &c; galvanized 42H per
cent. discount. Lead-In pigs &c; In bar,
WooL-We quote: Unwashed at lS923c;
fleece washed at 27930c; tub washed 30934c;
bury wool 5@lOc less.
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FRANCE.


France, of all countries in Europe, says a
Paris letter, Is the most independent, as
lar as internal resources are concerned.
No country in Europe, besides France and
Spain, which has her Cuba, rsTses her own
sugar: Forty years ago the culture of beats
and the manufacture of sugar from them
was first commenced, and for the purpose of
encouraging the production of that impor-
tant staple, the government levied heavy
tariff on foreign sugar. Owing to this wise
policy the production of sugar in this coun-
try has increased to such an extens as to ex-
coed her own demand, and millions of
dollars worth are exported annually. France
is raIely-obliged TO import any breadstuffs
for she raises all her own food. When it
comes to a question of the accumulation of
wealth and turning out of all manner Of
productions, she has one great advantage
over America, that of awaiting herself of the~
labor of the women in addition to the labor
Of the men, which adds to her pro-
ducing power probably one quarter
Unlike the women of America they do not
raise many children in the cities of France,
and what children they do have are gen.
orally placed during infancy among the
peasantry to DE cared for and in
that way the mothers are enabled to work
with the care of young child
rem. This unnatural and cruel way of dis
posing of the care OF helpless infancy &C
counts in measure for the great mortality.
that prevails among them and the con-
sequent non increase OF population, which
has been stationary for many years. The
French women. with the exception of hose
OF the aristocracy and wealthier classes, work
IN the field, gardens, manufactures and in
the shops, keep the books. run the hotels,
telegraph and postofices, keep the news
stand, almost universally have charge of the
trading shops, sell the railroad, theaier and
a.
a labor force which is comparatively dor
mant in America, enables France to &C
almost a fabulous amount OF
wealth.
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indianapolis Lave STOCK Market.

MON STOCK YARDS, Aug. B.
Hogs-Receipts, $40 head; shipments, 255
head. The quality was fair, yet the receipts
were so light that il created but little com.
petition. The packers were the only buyers,
and they could not obtain enough TO supply
their Immediate wants. At the close all wen
sold that were called good enough for pack
ing. The market closed steady. We quote
good light and heavy packing, 81 25q4 30; me-
mon packing, 50 50gS 30; stays and thin
shoats, 81 1908 Is.
head The receipts for the past week have
been very light, and the local demand was
good, all selling readily. Good to prime
butchers selling fully 25c higher, while me-
dunn and common sold readily at quotations.
AT close all were sold. We quote: Prime 300
to 800 lbs shipping steers, ~ 5@4 %; good
LOO to /, 200 lbs shipping steers, SO S5@4 20:
prime butchers heifers and steers. S494 20;
medium butchers heifers and steers 50 5O@3 70;
good cows and heifers, v S@S %; medium
cows and heifers, 81 1903 Is; bulls s292 80;
cows and calves, s20930.
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Counterfefa National Bank Bills I'm Eu
fChicago Tribune.l

Chlcago Tribune.l
The government has been successful in
discovering the criminals who flooded Aus
tria some time ago with counterfeit $50 and
500 national bank notes. These were. sold
to bankers and by them sold to emigrants.
Fifty German emigrants were arrested at
one time in Pittsburg with this counterfeit
money in their possession. One of them
had $1,000 and another $4,000 in his posses
sion. The total issue OF these counterfeits is
estimated at $3.50, 900. These were prepared
in this country over year ago by gang of
counterfeiters but not issued here. The
800 notes were on the national bank of
Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, the Revere ma
tional bank of Boston and the Merchants
national bank of New Bedford. and $50
counterfeits were made of the notes OF the
Pittsfield national bank, of Pittsfeld, Massa-
chusetts. The notes were all sold TO bankers
in Munich and Hamburg, who are now said
by the chief of the secret service bureau to
be making good TO emigrants their losses.
Two OF the forgers have been arrested In
Austria, and will be tried there.
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Poverty and Nunerinx

II was dragged down with debt, poverty
and suffering for years caused by a sick fam
lily and large bills for doctoring, which did
them no good. L was completely discouS
aged, until one year ago. by the advice of my
pastor, l procured Hop Bitters and COM
menced their use, and in one month we
were all well, and none OF us have seen
sick day since, and want to say to all poor
men, you can keep your families well year
with Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will COST know it.
"a WoRKINeMAN."
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politics would be salutary, there, of course,
can be no question We are speaking of the
Phansees who march under this assumed
banner, and bSse their claims to political
preferment on sheir hypocrltical sDd sacri-
legious pretenses ---
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
gn0g ssFrSAScIAl nar fn
Or FICE OF TIE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL, !

Or FICE OF TEE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL I
sa4 . MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 70, 1873. J.
The local money market was quiet to-day,
The average OF bank dealings was quiet for the
season. The demand for discounts was some
what light, but previous rates were main
tanned. nwE rwraH Ir1
Eastern exchange was in fair demand.
New York Financial Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Money-Easy at l1392
per cent. 80 stn.a- -.
Prime Mercantile Paper-393% per cent.
Customs Receipts-S4f7, 600.
The assistant treasurer disbursed s204,000.
Clearings-s5, 0O00 900. t
Sterling-eO days 483; sight 49,.
GOld-Sold all day at 1OO1.
Borrowing Rates-Flat. 1z94 per cent.
Government Bonds-Firm and higher.
Railroad Bonds-Generally firm.
State Securities-Qutet and steady.
The stock market in early dealings declined
La7s, but in the afternoon the market was
firm until near the close. when there was re-
action of q to y per cent in final sales. There
was frsctfon recovery In some instances
Transactions aggregated $1,000 shares, of
which 1880 were Lake Shore, 1900 North
western common, Z 500 Northwestern pre-
ferred, $500 st. Paul common, $500 St Paul
preferred, 5000 Lackawanna, 1000 Union Pa
cifc, 800 st. Joe, 1880 western Union and
$500 Pacific Mail.
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II you want to know when and how to
make money in stocks, by a new and safe
plan, address Lawrence 81 Co., IL Bros
street. New York.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. Observation-Disclosures 400
head making $3.50 head for the week, against
n 80 head for the same time last week The
market opened strong for good cattle, which
were scarce, but closed weak for common ma
tives and all grades OF Texans. The selling
rates were Lg1<c per pound higher than on
Monday of last week; natives nc to dress So
pounds TO lOxc 70 dress 81 pounds, the latter
iigure for 81 Kentucky steers, averaging 800
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81. Louis Cattle Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-Cattle-The bulk of the
receipts are grass natives and Texans, with a
good demand Tor the latter, at rather better
prices: there is fair demand for shipping
; rades but the supply is very light: fair TO
good grass native steers s. 4044; fair TO choice
cows and heifers " 1898 5Oi fair TO choice
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NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-Business moderate
with package houses, and the tobbing trade
improves slowly. cotton goods are In mod
crate request and firmer. Prints are doing
fairly. Bourette ginghsms are active. Worsted
dress goods are in fair request and firm. Mems
wear woolens are dull. but cloakIngs and fam
mel are In steady demand.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-18

Yesterday afternoon we received In our reg
uar dispatches over the Atlantic and Pacific
line brief synopsis similar to that recei we'd
by the Times and Picdyune) Of the Conklng in
terview printed In the World. The reported
utterances OF the Senator seemed so remark
able that we telegraphed our agent in New
York to send us fuller report. Late In the
evening we received from him tho following
telegram:
NEW YORK, April IL, 1873.
New Orleans Democrat:
Conkling insinuates that the interview is
bogus, but declines to say until he sees q full
copy Will hear from him this evening and
send special, ii genuine
Subsequently 0ast night we received by
special telegram the lengthy, exceedingly re-
markable and racy synopsis OF Mr.. Con-
kings utterances, which Is printed In our
Geographic columns this morning. and we
assume that the interview printed In the
World received his Endorsement. We defer
comment, however, until we receive further
intelligence, simply remarking that the
Blair resolution, Kennels bill to try
the presidential title and this dccIara-
ton of open war by the leading Repub-
lean Senator and Chief seems to be
part and parcel of formidable movement.
After all, old Mr.. Bar's resolution may be
the cloud no larger than mans hand from
which will burst tempest the fraudulent
President may not be able to stand against.