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Hassy iss .o a. ,9G lnG xssht T.
from .ae plains 7c H.. wsist i ews 50 Colorado
s,sers Z, &c per with soc on head weight eys
w. s.,gh s1s .w, " ssw. 81 bead e a.s pes %
& oa ne @ per aa s T1 Lehman
so sw = oa ar sse5s AZ s o per III weight. es
Waae Sss Ia ers ~ ewt $ .ponn.i sold 70,
ToHiy 4 Son. sold io1 Il Morn. 10 Cherokee
e Kan steers direct from the head 7ae
81 sold ~e Ses "a 5 p . ss. msga s ~
n'' x "'iai st" ao i.
rvs % Colorado steers s1 ID. weshis "a
yoss ssfs' sold o Meyer s Is
'.sss rs .ss p.. Pc: II "s WIN
1 H m hesq c Ss as ss, % nos at &C.
:,sysss' s.' !i'as': ps.S VIA
o. Missouri steers at DC s H. bend sold
pss wGfs s q s s q head head at &
prib-weishs cwL, strong Newton 4 homes sold 81
Ss,ssi,a s'.e per steer; sss peri Win 81
ss"s sh'.nsn s1a 81 pl
p. assS .. .a ns1a
and Tor a. saaaheimcr car loads OF beeves for each
,unHr AMP I.nns-rrade steady, both demand and
sheep SOLD Al s!rs4 20 psr ew,; lambs 4.e Sss.
r. sold SOL Saes. ssas rs pss
She per To-; is State shosp. weight 1910 lbs, st
g. p per Sswt sss' wsFs 1879 y H
sul lambs weight 40 lbs, u. i4e per 10. :
80 mixed virgins. sheep and lambs weight $40 his
4 Per h. ss mixed Virgin. .hesp ana lambs ws,aat
lambs, weight $3.50 lbs &c. per 10; 1874 Virginia
%s lambs. . Weight b a. ~. S II! per- H. k..s
tdcock sofa 37s Indiana sheep weigai 50 s3J lbs
4sc b l3l Virginia lambs weight lbs iisc
psr To- ~ virginia lambs weigh. % 400 los: sac.
ID; 81 virsin,a lambs. weiaht a,47o bs., > &c.
per b "a feansylvana lambs weight O22o lbs 5tsc
DER 10 60 state lambs, weight 55SO lbs as4c per
30 jersey lambs weight oiso lbs ut &c To- 20 Je
lambs weight Loo lbs. ut 64e. H. Davis Hal
enbeck sold ~ Ohio sheep weight 81 lbs per head at Ic
per r ~ ohio sheep weight y lbs per head at "a 10
pcr H.. - stare lambs weight 80 lbs he.d Ole
per H. a5 Canada lambs, weights 90 los. % lbs PER
per- hs @ per- 3D. amp u ~s'a' lambs ss
weight IS lbs. per head, at &c. per To- 40 Stats
sheep, wright 100 lbs per head. ut l,ic per ID Hume
Elliott Co. sold "a Ohio sheep. weight s5 per
4c. per lb ~ Canada sheep lambs mi weight
81 ibs head % ls14 per cw: 1874 Canada sheen
and lambs mixed weisht % per bead, 54c per 10.
ia State lambs, weight 81 lbs head, at she per H.
80 state lambs weight 55 lbs per 5src per H.
~ State lambs wegpt Q, lbs per ho.d. NJ 5ac.
Kirby Co. sod 70 Ohio sheep weight 81 lbs head
ut VI 30 ~ 40 cwt 81 state sheep weight 80 lbs per
head. ut 4sc lb III STATE lambs ut 81 per
bead. sc psr b. no lambs weigh, 70 Der
h ad. at 54c yer IL.
Mich Cows-yaues litto more than nominal sales
being both slow ana small extreme range, $50 sos per
head general sales $40 Sf5 head calves always -
VkALs AND CALvEs.-Dcmand steady but slow; values
also unchanged Grass TED calves sold at 81 6 50
per cwt; buttermilk ted calves at 2Ac 3'se. h.
uoGs.-One cur load OF OHIO hogs held o. sale
live weights pa loads OF state hogs held
live weight ~ state hogs 1.-Two weight 10 lbs
per he nd, az 81 30 per cwt.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsTos August 81. 1873
good Ordinary ioc Net receipts, 4o2 bales Sales aos
NEw ORLEANS, August q, 1873.
Cotton 91 met. mida'ing is' ew %iddl,ns ios good
ports coastwiso, 6os. Sales $50. stock ie3.
MoDllr, August q, 1874
good ordinary. lo,sc Not receipts 10 bales stock 5Js
Caste, +. u.., ,! s;asSy1AssAY,, august ~ 1879
s s4 s sssd , s,Sc. lo Receipts 4 bales gross
Cotton nr%; midamIins, iss: Low midai,ps. lie. sood
Shirt, Of W,.mss,Ss Aufs.. 1873
r. m S a1 vs led T'"as s. M steady AZ = for
=. 81 70. Corn firm; prime white 6oc {; mixed SAC.
Flour sale. @ ii s%ssr
ao %Asd s ii soa rA s S as ys ss
bond Com me" vi boiled $50 Snsesd saor,. sIi:
% % Ga s'is ap1s s
5000 cs' shp%ss s, sd 400 .hs whoa.
tho canal buffalo and 0snseo ior ,iaewscr yes.
d. rs o4 IsoS a
rye. 63,2oo do.
Flour IN fair demand; sales 900 bSs, nachsassd
sa.ncl, 4" Milwaukee, spri"s Ii lSS bushels Ds
aoooiq:Gs m,ssi western a, ass s ss
p' on 'ss' i Eye
@ s'%-"S ana &
s sas. ses' So I'D 'ss * r ,s ' 81,
~ NJ bulk msa'.1 Hams ils, Ike: sap"l,
g$ sIsS
5000 do oats 10000 40. barney. 5000 do. Iase re-
s. ss, ao "i aa S ssi' k ssa"
81 foar Tosg sS wa. it1 sn,hss
sepnsa,s ,as~sier~whsa. iIi7;o bushels; sora.
Wheat opened weak md lover b., closed a,%si
GIN. 81 ,51a no. DO, 81; extra white Nicngaa, 81 U
ssp.smSs,. %s; Tisa.asa, BE- $50 rod
S s pG , Sao, Aas". s So seller red epf i
80 p"e. saa , Msa-as rcd oe'sy' n.
Ilino's. 81 Cora aali high mixed ia1ae. No. spot,
@ Sf i' s Ss%rs.e @
TO Bnro arm 2ac asked; corn 20 Buffalo 2e wheat 10
SeS sS, st g e so' io y i% 20
5000 bushels; sara ioo5 do oats. Go% d" aa4sss:
,s ;,sdy 1S,7 M ., ;ss sis
NJ: amber Michigan. Dic. 30 rod winner. spst and
s ss @ sales Oats dali p to-
r.0, o.., s.. ,,oaar G ,s a Aasa,' a. ls1s
dull. weak "nd lawer rcd, sse p4e amber .na white.
@ sood dssn a =. c ne o. 49,
Wit" xooa demand At 22c 2dc Rye IN
Ia ST. Fora aai and nominal ' AZ SO So Lard
s"s' meat. sSs" soc %'ss O. sSs
ncid 5ie shor, rio rold 81 80 10, eash So euycr
"a. aspsad b., lover ,rs, .ass,as.' sso slss;
ssr western s,srvo ias. aae ps~a !" oho,es Coz.
io'lc white. sysc 0,sc Sew 6riesns 7s.c a Size
e,s S" yea ,aa 81 qwss qnI'y q ens,.aF very pg
So 1904 "a ~; butchers % IS "a 80. Receipts, Ion
cn,cAeo, Angus. u. ISIS,
ait remand a, iover r',s., NO. rcd winter. Die.
Am Just.
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THE COAL COMBINATION.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF CoSTRoL-ruREAT.
LNEn ADVANCE IL THE PRiQEa

MEETING or THE BOARD OF CoSTRoL-ruREAT.
fNEp ADVANCE IN THE PR,CEs
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board OF Con-
troll OF coal producer was held yesterday At the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company building.
Among Tho members present were Thomas Dickson,
OF the Delaware and Hudson; Samuel S,oan, OF tho
Delaware, Lackawanna mud Western; s. b. Gowsn, Of
the Phiiadrphia and Reading; George A. Hayt Of
the Pennsylvania Coal Company; Judge Lathrop,
OF the Central Railroad Of New Jersey; John
4. GracG. OF tho LchiRn Valley. aud Mr..
Wilbur, representing LchiGh Valley interests. Tue
. was O00,v 200 tons, the smallest amount for that
than tor the month OF August Tho coat allotted
rs iollows:-phsde phia aud Reading, 2S6 $50 tons;
Lohigh Valley 1877, 500; Central Railroad o. Nav Jsr-
soy, 100 O0J: Dci,ware, Lsckawanna and Westoru,
l2s 800; Delaware and hudson, l2t,So0; Penusyiva-
MIA Railroad Company, 10000 ana Pennsyivsnia Coal
Company, s5s,450.
Tho rcpres TIA ives OF the different panios hcld
q comet sncc aitcrward and appointed Thomas Dick.
SON. of the Delaware ana Hudson, and George A. Asyt,
OF tho Pennsylvania Coal Company, committos 70
arrange schedule prices Tor September, and 10 10 re-
ported that OF tho small output OF coal fer
September tho prices viii DO raised twcnty-nvs to
thirty cents per ton Tho Lcbigb Valley people
fused to have anything 10 do win tho advances In
price, ana accordingly Issued tho following schedule
yesterday afternoop:-
.Stcam- CAesk
Lump. boat Broksn Egg Stovc. nus
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THIRD CALL-2.JO 2. NJ.
OMMERCGAL REPORT.

COTTON; SPOT, UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED
Easy FLOUR SrEADY-wugsT UNSET.
TLED-CJRN FfEM-oATs STEADY PORK
QUIET LARD LOWER WHISKY QUIET-PE-
THoLEUM QuiEr-oiLs QUIEr--srIGiTs TUE-
PENTISE QUIET-GCsIS QUIET--coffgE
TIRM--sUGAB FIRM
WEDNESDAY,, August 2l--0 T. NJ.
Business was lar IN most commodities aud the
wheat unscttlcd--wipter lower; spriag held higher
Corn nrIn. Oats steady. Whlskey quiet. Pork quiet
Lard lower Cotton on the spot was unchanged. Fu-
lures closed easy. Groceries were generally ntm
Naval stores, oils and petroleum were quiet
CoYFrE-Ihe market Tor Rio was qaici, but nrm At
Baltimore 200 bags Rio, tx May Quccn sold on pr,-
vatc forms Mild coffee was quiet but strong Ihs
business for tho week Is summed follows ,-sod In
lots Tor consumption within our range ia ss bags
cabo 800 do. Lneuayra, OF do Costa iic, 200 do So
Domingo 1,Osi do. savanila aud o3s do. Mexic,o In
transit to Europe 2G0 BAGS - Domingo aud 1872 do
sayaniia The stock OF mild cones In hands ia g77
mats Singapore and 2o.o22 bugs. including 1891 taps
Masacaibo, 3.2ol do Lngnayra, 1850 do Jamaica
do Costa Ics s23 do. Mexican, 767 do Argostura and
546s do savsnilla. We quote ;Ordna cargoc. Ia.c
Axe fair do, 1G'4c 1899. good DO I0sle i7c;
prime do IKE. 7sc extreme range for lots Is,ie
Iplc santos. fair to good. ljltc 16<c gold 90 DAYS:
Java government bags 23c 24c. do, grass mats 23e
2fc Singapore, 16c lie; Ccyion, i5c. Isc Mara.
ca,bo i3c i7c, Lnguayra. lac. Ice jamaica I3c
Costa Rca, lie. lie. Mexicsn. 15c n 16c Macass.,
lie 1855 Angaslura, i5e I61sc' savan,lia, I3c a
Corros on the spot steady with moderat. demand
nj late prices. Futures closed easy The opened
DAY Today closns prices. compared With yrstsraays
were us ioiowsi- 49,.
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A EOCKAWAY ROMANCE.

Mrs Jane f. Petit, OF Hampstead, has brought suis
against her husband, joseph J. Pctin Tor absolute
DIVORCE In her complaint sue states that last AUGUST
rstut was deputy shcrln. ana did duty ss such %
Rockaway Beach. here no becams acquainted win
young lady. whose name cannot bo asoerts,nod
A low days after his Acquaintance with tho
girl lao hired a horse aud wagon nom William
IRISH 70 take the girl out for \ drive. lie
sold tho horse, wagon and harness, asa with
tho money went Y savannah, Ca, with the giri,
wheru he ~ az present keeping hotel, and the eirl
passes as his wife Psinin aud deicndan, have boon
married nDc years. aud defendant has left the plain.
tn win tnrcc chdrcn, ono OF tncm blind. Defend.
ant 10 the son OF squire Petiit aud owned soma
valuable property 10 the town OF Hampstead. Quo
piece of properly valued nj $50 000 winch sum had
been offered for ~, vols sold lew days ago under
foreclosure OF mortgage for 1000, which tho
abscoDding husband had Loft uDprovided Tor On
Tuesday Judge Gfbert granied an order Of publica-
ton on application OF tho plaintiffs counsel.
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was no change whatever in these securities. In
American railway shares Erie, common and pre-
ierrcd, were unchanged, the former being quoted at
Tx and the latter 3ak. Illinois Central advanced
to SIX, Pennsylvania to SO and New jersey Central
to S. being an Improvement OF u to u por cent.
Reading declined a per cent, to II. Rentes AZ Paris
varied from liz 7oc to hot. 1Oc.
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks wsre:-
City skies, now, lax u.s. United Railroads OF New
Jersey 1863 1877; Pennsylvania Railroad, 32sS
3aA; Reading, 165 l6es; Lenigh Valley, so s91l
Catawissa preferred, So; Philadelphia ana Erie s.;
Schuylklll Navigation preferred, ~; Northern Gen.
trail Railroad 141i 10; Leh' sh Navigation Is lsA
Ptsburg, Titusville and Buffalo, az 4; Jacksonville
Railway, s5S aSK Central Transportation, 3s 3s1s
Tho following we're the opening prices OF mining
slscks at San francisco to-day:-Loviatnan, X; TIP
Top, IL; Navajo. x; Gould 4 Curry, lo%; savage
1917; Choliar Potos 8; Ophir, 451s Hale Norcross,
90; Crown Point, 10h yellow Jacket, l51a; Belchsr
12A; Virginia Consolidated. 9; California, II; over
man, Is; Raymond & Ely, s. Best & Belcher. is;
Union Consolidated, 27; Alpha. l6; Sierra Nevada,
500 Mexican, "a; Eureka Consolidated 81 OK div-
dend; Justice, 10; Utah, l7a
Government bonds to-day were dull but hrm and
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AN UNWILLING PASSENGER.

Two boys went in ba,hing at Clifton yesterday,
aud swan over 20 Eoglisn steamer that sas an.
Choir OF tho boarding station. Thcy had hardly
drawn themselves up GU tho anchor crosspiecs
when the steamer started up for the city.
ono OF the boys Immediately jumped Cd
and swan ashore, while the other remained
IN his parlious position. When on Robns' Reef
Light MS cries attracted the attention OF the ocsrD
oil tho vessel and the steamer wss stopped The lad
before assistance could reach bim jumped int the
bay and struck out Tor tho IandtnE, q distance OF
Two mlss, winch NJ sueccsdcd IN reaching 10 very
exhausted condition lie taken ashore ono
cared Tor, and In q snort llme was himsel agaia
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FAIL RIVER, Mass. August ~. 1873
Rrce the last report there have sales 81 o4NOt
extra cloths Mt 3ic ~, days and 81 .ioc. cash With
$3.50 cash TO ~ days the regular asking anI ac
bid orGlso ". market IL without change, but IN
ate adv ~ 39sc atkod.
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HAVANA MARKETS.
spanIsh gold. 2IIa2IIIs.

HAVANA. hHEHtE INIS
Spanish gold 2if a2fih
Exchange firm, with upward tendcnry on tho United
States 80 dsys currency "a premium. short sight
do. "a "a premium Il" days. g"I. ~ prcmiut;
snort sight do y % 50 prcmium on London, lsts q
premium ON Paris, d 49, premium.
hugar MeAk md nvmInnl
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Comparing the closing figures OF to-day with those
oil yesterday there appears advance Of % per cent
in New York Central and decline OF l per cent in
Lake Shore Ia in Western Union. u in Erie, q In
Michigan Central, q In Pacific Mail, in ST. Pau and
y IN New York Central
The total number OF shares dealt in regular way to-
day was l20.lo5 embracing Delaware and Hudson.
1,460; Western Union, $780, Pacific MAIL 100; New
York Ccntgal and Hudson River, $50; Lake Shore,
2i045; Morris and Essex, 500; Northwestern o. 405
Northwestern preferred, 5,l5o; ST. Paul. TO- 6i5; ST.
Paul preferred, ii, 40; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, $1,000; Erie Railway, 1860; Hannibal and
81. Joseph, soQ; Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred,
$50; Michigan Central 4, 800; Wabash, 1900; Central
OF New Jersey 900; c., O., O. and L., 2Oo Union Pa.
cinc, 1885, Rock Island. go; Chicago Burlington and
Quincy, $40.
Money easy at l per cent on call loaus
The rates of domestic exchange we're :-Savannah
buying, u premium, selling a premium; Charles
ton, depressed, par Il premium; Now Orleans, COM
mercal, 3l6, bank, a; 81. Louis, SO discount Chi
cago, so cents discount, aud Boston, par.
Cold was quoted 1908, 1905, 1905, and remained
o. the latter figure until the close Borrowing ratios
were II n 2 por cent
At the Sub-Treasury the days business was:-Con
receipts, s,s2,.23 80; coin payments $o3i O4G 81
coin balance, 1922 66s, G9s 20; currency receipts
$751;, 02o IA currency payments, s34I,SO5 SO; cur
rcncy balance, $4,000, 100 as customs $4sI 900 !;
$500 900 cup celled gold certificates sent to Washing
ton Paid out for bonds, s22 900, aud for account of
interest, $67, 900.
AT tho National Bank OF tho State OF New York
clearing house OF tho Gold Exchange, tho business
was:-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LfvHRrooL, August 2t-5 M
Cstton--Ths sales OF the day Included 10000 lea
American Futures dui uplauds. low middling clause
November aud DECEMBER dgiivcry, liza upiands
middling clause nov crop, shipped November and Dsce
Der, sail, Esd
LoNDoN, August ~ q y. NJ
Produce refined petroleum, eisd per gallon, taliow
as. I'd. 37s I'd per cwt.
Loypos. August 2i-Evening.
Calcutts lnscod, dis. I'D per quarter.
Yonx rRopuok rxcuAScr Rsronr
lLvFRrOoL, August ~, 1878.
Pork-Prims mess Eastern steady. 55.. PRIME mess
Western steady, sys Bacon-Canb crland cut hrmer,
32A; short RIO nrmer, 52s long GEAR dull. 3ts. short
clear duh. 37s iisms-Long cut steady Dos shosders
du,l. jus Beef-India mess du s2s hrmer,
ss prime mess hrner. Us. Lard-ffms Western steady
BE. I'd, new Iaiew-frimc city steady, 35s Cd 1nr-
pentine Sptts dull 25s Nosintorntnn stondy d o.
hne du lo. Cbc.so--amerean cho,co hrmer, i.s Lard
oil steady. fs tiour-Extfa state firm, 18s Whcst--
spring No. dun, s.. sd do. No. aulI o. I'd. winter
dull, o. 3D., old, and Us. Cd CornMixea so dull
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.s. u
nreeips ~ nhds. 3I6 tcrces. 10 bills. aud
casks The market steady, With sales OF 5000 los.
at q lJ-iBc.
WnisKsY.-isecepts. J,S bills. The market quiet
fuRi.hrs there far business done. but with n
good supply o! tonnage rates tho whole
rnan steady engagements: Norwegian barksJcean, lay
DAYS from scptcmber . 4uWc. o. gram, Us I'd Amcri.
can j. Lopez go, quarters. Daj onne, 7s Amen,
can biig Fanny ID. Iucker 1910 quar- crs east coast
ireland, Us It'd; Brlish bark Imnucina, 400
quarters. east coast Ireland. De, oo., Butch
bark ingiesidc, 500 quarters iavrr. Us. I'D
Austrian bark fonic. 2,sy, quarters, Bor.
deaux. private terms; British BARK johnny Smith,
Phiiadslphi. c. o., $500 quarters. Us. Cd. Italian
prle Apollo hence Corfu Patss 500 Eases. alIsc
3,I,a aiernan bark Vega, 22oO barrels, Eence
man Baltic, o. 81 German BARR Louise wenmds rh,i
lean bark Nina sbcaop. 72s hence to senoa Virginia
tobacco sos swedish bark Vests Philadelphia to Der
gen. 2OUD. refined. 5 a., American bark Js tons tno
name Rivcn), to Japan from Pniiadeph 1000 IRON
Phil adelphis 10 Bremen or Antwerp. 45d tno name, but
not A.. IA Lsne).
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BEEvEsTrade steady on a light run quality poor 10
sales were ehssted 5S lbs SO lbs. net with
low head that obtained 81 lbs net AZ sixtisth
street yards O. Eastman scd tor self % OF horned
cattle, terms not obtained. &. Kahn sold for Kahn
IL oxen NJ stsc. per H., weight IN c~t "a kentucky
~ head at s4c. III. weight ca 10 head
bltc. per To-, weight 7i steer 1Ulc. ib
weien ~ c.t Jgscpn sold for se ~ Ill,noi. s,scrs
10 head At pc per h.. weight IA cwt 10 head nj iOc
pcr III with "a on per head. weight ~ Held
loads Of Decves ulcry Cary sold selves - Ken
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Memoir ASDA.

MEn0RASDA.
The gross earnings the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway Company for the week ending
August IA, wero SCI, COS 90; same week last year,
81, 400 45; increase, $l,23s a.
Movement of grain to-day :--Chicago-R Receipts Of
wheat, 1883 bushels; shipments, 1921 do re-
ceipts OF corn, 5l7,39 do shipments, 1i9, GA do.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oil wheat 90 800 bushels; ship
ments, 100 do. receipts OF corn, 4,So0 40 ship
ments, 500 do.
Tho earnings OF the Kansas Pnciho Railroad Com
pany for the second week oil August foliows-
lS 1891 10
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 "a
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According 10 tho circular OF the Ieheh Valley the
the right 10 change the above schedule "a
time, except on sslcs made prior TO such change
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cotton In store running In quality than half
grade above or below the ~ ade quoted -

c.,. To,hau Last Erenng. Total
Delivered on contract 400 bales yesterday. For future
delivery the sales were follows -Yesterday after two
~ August 800 bales At II 9ac 200 95c septeni-
200 az lla4c Nay, 100 at ~ 46c, Total BOO
st aas 7 ,o =, iia7e ianst liaae 400 At ii97e;
iyo 1 a. No. noo =! ii7is iSoo at LIE, $40 At
October. 800 y 49c 1900 a, y 4'c $40 ii.4is,
400 =. , i'.4ss 800 at y 47c; ,Soysmber, 400
lia7c s "a, a. H. 2sc 200 e u zoe 100 II 2se 100
sno A. &c Dsesmesl 100 At 9c 400 81 ii.2nc,.
r. y asc April, $40 a. a. sls 900 at II 4oe Total,
the port. were IS follows Galveston 4o2 bales; Nsw
Norosk 100: boss9n "a Total es4 bales This day last
SINCE septic nbeF l. ta4 1927 h.s Cotton ireshss closed
~ ioows:-lo hayr-. b. steam compressed; by sail,
'sc TO Hamears BY steam. Compressed; Bremen,
by steam ll-l6c compressed by sa sc; TO Liverpool,
I'd by steam; BY SAIL, lj-64d.. comp
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-kcccipts-rlon r. l3.3O7 bbs
wheat 33o.61i busncis corn moni, 424 pbls and 2l6
sacks; cora oS5 busles 3 436 do. rye, ~ 55S
do; barley malt. 1878 do. Flour remained steady The
sales. including State. Western and southern we're
within the annexed Rye nonr ruled with
snes OF 800 bbls. Corn meal hrIu, with Of 300
Dbs. within tho and 200 sacks city. quote
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24s. 3D. Old mixed prime duh 23. 3d.. new. Cottonseed
oil-irllow American steady 3is Receipts -whsst week
from Atlantic ports 5000 Pacin. ports
1850 DO and from other l65 Receipts
1900 quarters.
FINANCIAL.
Lospos August a. n. :
United States bonds now hv-s. iO7sz: Eris i7k
Paris adviccs Ave per renes l3 lue for the
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WEDNESDAY, August Fl, 1873.
SECOND CALI-lP ?. N.

~ Gold Pia.. ~ bid, I'D asked
~ iiukiIl $3.50. - bid, ~ asked
W haio ~ Nor. - oid, - ASKED
81 heniuck.. 5,s nd. - ASKED
~ hing's Ut. LOO bid, - asked
81 LACROSSE 10 bid, ~ asked
10 Leopard. Il bid, -, nskea
ed l.eviathan.. 10 bid. "a asked
"a Mcrrimac ia bid. ], - asked
ed Moose. $50. - hid. 3 asked
ed Memphis. .u5 bio, 20 asked
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Mandrake Pills, ono or both accord
ing to the requirements Of tho case.
The old supposition that "Con>
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disease, and patients afflicted with
it reconcilcd themselves to death
without an effort being mado to save
them from doom which was con-
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doath, his physicians having pro
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and aftorward enjoyed unintorrupt-
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DR.. Schonck's preparations with tho
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-12
The New Year in Europe.

Tho outlook in Europe for tho
Now Year is more peaceful. Tur-
koy has had enough of war, and her
generals havo been notified to seek
m armistice. Sho will treat directly
with Russia. Although tho Czar
docs not brook any intervention
from foreign powers, Russia will
respect the limit in her demand
necessary to preserve the balance
Of power Of Europe. Tho Sorvians,
who refused to join Russia until
Turkey was virtually conquered,
havo received dcscrvedly sovoro
thrashing at tho hands of the
offcte Moslom.
Tho Pope still lives, despite his
precarious situation and his great
ago. His pontifcato has beon of
longer duration than any other
since the days of St. Potter. In tho
ovent Of his death ho will most
probably bo succeeded by an
italian, as Cardinal Cullen, of
ireland, is said to bo tho only
foreigner who stands any chance
whatever of election.
In curious contrast with the pro-
longation of tho life of Popo Plus,
comes the tidings of tho death of
Victor Emanuel, King of Italy,
after a brief illness. No ono
dreamed that the spiritual head of
Italy would live to SEQ the
death of her temporal ruler. Victor
Emanuel was apparently in tho
fullest vigor, being but tifty-sovon
years of ago, Ho was member
OF tho house of savory, the horedi~
tary kings of Sardinia, one of tho
pctty kingdoms that recently dis.
tracted Italy. At m early ago he
developed ability of tho highest
order, distinguishing himself in
l849, in q war with Austria, es-
pecially in tho battle Of Novara, on
tho evening aftor which he bocamo
king, on the abdication Of his
father. Victor Emanuel entered
the Crimean war against Russia,
and subsequently joined France in
the struggle with Austria, in 1856,
gaining thereby the rich province
OF Milan. Shortly after this, the
efforts Of Garibaldi and 'othor revo-
lutionists, together with the