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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-23
WASHINGTON.
THE MEAT IN SCHURz'S COC0A-NUTD
What Took the MercenaY Secretary to
Ohio 2-Not Love for Sherman or
Foster, but Hatred Of
General Grant.

WASHINGTON, August 22.-While Sec
retary Schurz is in Ohio giving Secre-
tarv Sherman a boost for the Presi-
dency, by advocating Charles Fosters
election, it is but meet that the old and
tried Republicans OF the State should
know the motive which constrains Mr..
Schurz to champion Fosters course.
Let the following incident serve as the
explanation: Not long ago a prom
inent Republican, and, by the by,
a good friend OF Secretary Schurz,
had a chat with him concern
ing the Presidential outlook. He was a
friend of General Grant and favored his
nomination. This fact he communi-
Gated to Secretary Schurz, whereat the
latter expressed some surprise, and said
that il Grant was nominated he would
vote for and support the opposing can
didate. Says Mr.. Schurz's friend:
"You don't mean to say that il Grant
is the nominee you will bolt the nomi-
nation?'
81 mean just that" said Secretary
Schurz; "and am in favor of Secretary
Sherman's nomination-nOt so much
that apmre him, or think he is the
most available candidate, but do think
that by bringing him prominently be-
fore the time for holding the Republican
Convention it will have the effect OF
killing Grant of. hence support Sec
retary Sherman"
This ought to prove agreeable reading
to the Stalwarts-tO know that rene
gade Republican, who has been hanging
on the edges OF both political parties, is
in Ohio aiding Citizen Fosters canvass
with the sole purpose OF detracting
from the merits of General Grant.
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CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.

1t is estimated that nearly 10000 peo-
pie were in Aurora, Ills, yesterday, wit
Messing the scenes attending the grand
reunion OF war veterans.
A Beloxi, Miss, dispatch says terrii-
ic storm passed over the Seashore camp
grounds Yesterday. The Tabernacle and
other buildings were blown down. Only
two persons are reported hurt.
Rev. w. F. Schneider, for the past
nine years managing agent of the Evan
gelical Publishing Association, died at
Cleveland, yesterday, aged +5 years.
The Cabinet yesterday discussed the
question of arrears of pensions TO in
mates of soldiers homes, but laid the
matter over to permit closer investiga-
ton by the Attorney-General, who is
inclined to the opinion that the mana
gers OF soldiers homes should be the
custodians OF the funds.
At Tuscan, Ills, Thurday, Geo Clark
fatally shot his stepsOn, Hugh Mckee,
who met Clark on the street and told
Clark that he intended to kill him,
whereupon Clark getting excited shot
and killed Mckee.
The house Of Mrs. Jacobs, milk wo-
man, residing at Lake View, Ills, was
struck by lightning, yesterday morning,
and she was killed instantly.
Two hundred Chicago dock la
borers, have struck for % cents an
hour. They now receive 20 cents an
hour.
There were nine new cases OF fever in
Memphis, yesterday.
The fire at Bordeaux has been checked.
The loss is estimated at two million
francs.
The report that the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company has made over
lures to the Louisville and Nashville to
purchase the latter road, is emphatical-
ly denied by President Standiford.
AVIenna correspondent reports that
disquieting rumors are IN circulation
regarding the unfriendly intentions OF
Russia towards Germany and Austria.
Weighty influences are said TO be at
work in st. Petersburg.
A Berlin correspondent reports that
the loss OF property in Russia by fires,
in July alone, is estimated at $500, ,336
roubles. An enormous fire occurred at
Batoum on the 9th inst.
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PARKERSBURG.
Disappearance-Ca Campmeeting-
Bull-DOzing - The CrOuser
Gang.

PARKRRsBURG, August PA highly
respectable old gentleman, Mr.. Isaac
Pipe, who lives on Worthington Greek,
in this county, left his house few days
since to visit his son, who lives about
two miles distant, and has not since
been heard from. His friends are much
troubled about his disappearance.
The A. NJ. +. Church commence their
campmeeting services to-day at the
Park, about two miles from the city
limits. Ii is reported that the campers
at Cedarville, Ohio, will break camp and
Join with them.
4 man named Werzer, who is engaged
i'm the mercantile business near Slate
Greek, notified one of his debtors to call
in and settle the other day, and was
threatened by him with the red jack
ets." One morning shortly after, Mr..
Mercer found bunch of hickory withes
living in his front yard with a note at
tached, threatening him with severe
punishment in case he persisted in max
his honest collections. Mercer is very
much alarmed, but, we understand, has
made elaborate preparations TO enter
tain the cred jackets" when they put
in an appearance.
The Crouser gang on Hughes river are
making things lively again. Their dep
redatiins continued after the arrest OF
"Lem" Crouser, who was released on
bail. learn that he will be arrested as
soon the officers can get hold of him.
The people OF that locality threaten to
clean out the whole gang ii their depre-
dations are not stopped.
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he has not dared openly TO do 50, has
much more effectually damned him
with faint praise. Being approached, a
few days since, with an inquiry as to
how Foster was running, he replied;
"Damn Foster. i wish he could De
beaten. would like TO see Ewing
elected. He is the only Democrat, how
ever, | want to see elected. But II we
could beat Foster and elect the bal-
ance of the Republican ticket and secure
the Legislature, would be more than
satisfied" So Quoth the Stalwart chei.
Secretary Carl Schurz arrived here
this noon on "tour OF inspection oil the
Indian agencies" The first agency "tn-
spected" was at Cincinnati last night,
when he addressed large meeting IN
the interest of the Republican ticket:
He is inspecting" another agency
here tonight again, instructing the
braves how TO vote, and then radlate
from here to other agencies" IN the
State for purposes Of inspection: Yer
ilv the ways are many and devious,
whereby the Civil Service Order No. l
may be enacted. Upon the arrival OF
the honorable Secretary in the city he
was met by a reception committee ana
n crowd OF the faithful with q band OF
wind-gummers and escorted to ms no.
tel, where, during the afternoon he held
areception, many citizens OF all political
parties calling and payingtheir respects.
This evening, as write, large meeting
is in progress at the West Front OF
the Capitol, which is being presided
over by x-GOverr or Dennison, and is
being addressedl by Secretary Schurz,
who is speaking to the financial ques-
ton. His audience is large and respect
able, though many, doubtless, cannot
help recurring to the last time he adj
dressed Columbus audience, seven
wears ago, in behalf OF the Democracy.
FLAMEN.
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"You Don't Know Their Value"

"They cured me of Ague, Bilious
ness and Kidney Complaint, as recon-
mended. had half bottle left which
| used for my two little girls, who the
doctors and neighbors said could not be-
cured am confident l should have
lost both of them one night if | had
not had the Hop Bitters in my house
to use. found they done them so
much good | continued with them, and
they are now well. That is why say
YOU do not know half the value OF Hop
Bitters, and do not recommend them
high enough.-B., Rochester, y. y.
I.anghlin Bros. & Co, Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
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Frightful Accident.

MOnOngahcla Republican.
4 frightfnl accident happened at
WaltOn's road below Six Mile Ferry,
last Saturday afternoon. The wire
line attached to the full car
on the incline parted and let the car
20 with fearful speed down the incline
into and through the tipple house into
the river, completely cutting the tipple
house OF everything in it, and striking
Mr. Jacob Clamer, the check-weighman,
sending him in horribly mangled con-
dition into flat under the tipple, liter
ally torn to pieces. Mr.. Clamer was for
merly a miner, and had just been placed
as check-weighman two or three days
before the accident occurred. Leaves a
wife and six small children to mourn
his untimely death.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE. August 22.-Flour-Firm
and active; western supertine - $50
3 so; do extra s. 75G4 50; do family
81 1895 80. Wheat-Western easier,
No. western winter red. spot and
seller Angus. 81 0a(Gl 09!. seller
September 81 09t@l o.: seller October
81 09:Gl 09i; seller November 81 l0t
al l0l. CoIn-Western easier; west
ern mixed, spot and seller August 47@
Gi6!c; seller September l7sGi1 !c; sell
her October 4SG+Stc; steamer. no
offerings. Oats-Steady; western white
3l@S2c: do mixed 29(GS0c; Pennsyl.
vania 3l@S2c. Rye-Steady at 60G65c.
Hay-Firm; prime 10 choice Pennsyl.
vania Sl4 00per ton. ProvIsions-Fim
and fairly active for job lots. Pork
Mess AT $1,000 Bulk Meats-LOoSe
shoulders Ste; clear rib sides 4ic; packed
il@,5ic. Bacon-Shoulders 30; clear
rib sides 6c. Hams-At lltGllic. Land
Refined in tierces e -. Butter
Active and firm; prime to choice west
ern packed l2C5lic. Eggs-Active AT
l2c. Petroleum-Crude nominal; ~
fined 6ic Cotiee-Steady; Rio cargoes
ll@l4!c. Whiskv-Dull at 81 06!@
! o..
CHICAGO, August 22.-Flour-Nomi-
nally unchanged. Wheat-Active, firm
and higher; No. Chicago spring a5lc:
No. . do SIC cash; S6i@S7c seller
September; S6,c seller October; S6,c sell
Ter year; sales S6i@S9c seller Septem-
ber; No. 3 do S2c; rejected 67c. Corn
Fairly active and a shade higher M
33sc cash: 33im Sic seller September.
atG3i, ,c seller October; rejected - "a
S3c. Oats-QuIet but steady at 23!"
cash; 25lG23sc seller September; 23.c
seller October. Ryc-Steady and un-
changed. Barley-Stcady and unchang-
ell. Flax Secd-Poor 10 common II lG
al 20, with sales generally at II u ior
) per cent. seed. Pork In good de-
demand and tending upward; closed
easier at - 30 cash AMI seller Septcm-
ber; - 35CrS IS! seller October; sales AZ
SS 3ja,S Il! seller October. lari-Ac-
tive, firm and higher Al - Gi(ij G,l
cash and seller September, - o. los -
seller October. Bulk Mcats--ln good
demand AMI prices u shade higher AZ
s. ij(dI OO(di 50. Whisky-ln good
demand at full prices at II o..
Toledo
TOLEDO, August 22.-Whcat- Easier.
No. 3 white Wabash 81 o.; No. white
Michigan 81 %; amber Michigan spot
99c; seller August 99lc; No. > rel winter
spot and seller Angus, Esc; seller Sep.
tembcr 9Ni seller October Tlc, No. >
red Wabash 97c; No. Dayton and
Michigan rel 99lc; rejected Wabash aoc;
Lake Shore 81. western amber spot
99lc; seller August g9c; No. amber
Illinois 81 0l. Corn Dull; high MIXED
3Slc; No. white i3lc Oats Dali,
No. = DE; No. white 27lc; Michigan
22ic.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURGH, August 22.-Pctrolcum-
Quiet; crude 70c at rarker's ior immc-
diate shipment; refined O,c Tor Phil
adelphia delivery.
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THE FEVER.
Nine New Cases Yesterday.

MEMPHIS, August 22.-TwO new cases
were reported to the Board OF Health
this morning. Ten deaths have oc-
Cured since last night, Samuel Myers,
Denny Gould, James III. Murray. Emma
Moore, Phil. Ryan, r. S. Williams,
and Samuel Rhodes. The four last died
beyond the city limits.
The daily mails over the Louisville
and Nashville railroad resumed this
morning.
MEMPHIS, August 22.-Nine cases in
all were reported to the Board OF Health
to-day, four of whom were colored.
Among the whitas are $. Averbach, Mrs.
Fredina Armstrong and Louis Fazze.
One additional death has been reported,
that of Ferdinand Rehkopf- Hon. John
johnson, superintendent OF the quar-
antine, will tomorrow put in operation
the rules recently adopted by the State
Board OF Health for the government oil
Memphis and the other infected dis
tricts.
Within the past few days several bus
mess houses and private dwellings have
been broken open. As an additional
protection, there will be organized to-
morrow a white military company, who
will, if necessary, be placed on active
duty to assist the authorities in main
tanning the law. 1t has been raining
steadily since Z o'clock. Gen. J. ).
Skeffington remains in critical condi-
ton.
New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, August 22.-A telegram,
received this morning from the very
highest authority, says that the yellow
fever is spreading in New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, August 22.-Dr. Craft
at New Orleans, telegraphs that the
location of the new case OF yellow fever
is at 233 Dumaine and is probably the re-
suit of infection from the first case on
Constance street. Another case was
reported this morning at AT Constance
street, in the infected region. The
patient was taken sick August 10th.
New ORLEANS, August 22.-DOctor
Herrick, Secretary OF the Board oil
Health, SAYS: The yellow fever is not
spreading here. Only two cases have
occurred since July 9th. Three cases
were reported to the Board, yesterday:
They occurred in the same quarter OF
the city as the first case in the vicinity
OF Constance street.
Starkville. Miss.
MEMPHIS, August 22.-Private advices
from Starkville, Miss, report four cases
of vnllOU favpr they bpinV attributed to
refugees from this city. The National
Board of Health has sent an agent to
investigate them.
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CHARLESTON, w. VA.
Matrimonial Event Among the
Hebrews.

CHARLEsTN, August 2l.-One of the
most brilliant affairs of the season was
the marriage of Mr.. Isadore Schwabe
to Miss Tressa May at the State street
Synagogue last night, after which a
grand reception was given at the Ger
mania club rooms. Congratulations by
telegraph were received from Baltimore
and Cincinnati up to late hour. The
brides trousseau is said to be the finest
ever gotten up in this city. The re-
cepti0n was unrivaled and such gen.
eral good time was never INDUCED in by
our Hebrew friends. The happy couple
left on the morning train for Cincinnati,
where they are both highly connected
and well known.
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West Virginia Moonshiners.
GnitOn Sentinel.

GnlitOu Sentlnei.
Last week Collector Geo. w. Brown
sent out from here raiding party in
quest of Randolph county mOOnshiners.
The party was under Deputy Collector
John Conners, and was composed OF
Geo. w. Chambers, Lucian Grant and
Guy Teeters. The officers, after sew
eral DAYS and nights hard riding, found
an illicit distillery on the Dry Fork of
Cheat, owned by one Tip Elsy, The
distillery had just been gotten ready
for operations. They set fire to the
building, such as ii was, aud burned it
down, destroying at the same time ten
large new mesh tubs. The proprietor
made his escape.
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Swimming Match.

NEWPORT, Il. l., August 22.-Boyton
and Webb started in their swimming
match at 3 A. NJ. Soon after 10 Webb
was taken from the water in an exhaust
ell condition, and is out OF the race.
BOyton had then made 10 miles. L.
NEWPORT, August 22.-Shortly after
o'clock Captain Webb was again taken
sick, and was forced TO signal his friends
TO take him out OF the water. BoytOn
finished his race at ll:07.
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Raid on an Infamous Den Near Boston.

BOsToN, August 2l.-The Journal says
that the agent OF the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children this
morning secured the arrest of several
persons at South WalpOle, charged with
keeping an infamous den, where infan-
ticide, and it is said abortion have been
several times committed. Bodies OF two
infants supposed 10 be murdered have
been found. A family known by the
name of Tiffany kept the place for a
long time, and reports OF dark deeds
committed in the establishment have
been circulated on several occasions.
They expect to recover the bodies OF
three or four children this afternoon.
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War Among Express Companies.

LOUISVILLE, August 22.-The war
among the express companies is rapidly
nearing a crisis. The Louisville and
Nashville road will uphold the new
Union Company in the most decided
manner and the only recource OF the
Southern Express Company will be in
courts. Superintendent Rowland of the
Louisville and Nashville, in a circular
directs local agents of his company To
deliver goOds only tothe Union Express.
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Hanged for Rape.

GALVESTON, August pa Nor's
special from Austin says: Taylor AXE,
convicted OF rape, was hanged to-day in
the presence OF 1000 spectators, mostly
negroes. He declared his innocence in
a speech TO the crowd. He maintained
his composure until the black cap was
drawn, when he deferred the hanging
by various pretexts. The drop fell while
he was singing John Browns Body"
His neck was broken by the fall.
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Meeting of Railroad Freight Managers.

ST. ALBANS, VI, August 22.-An inn
portant meeting OF railroad freight
managers was held here to-day. Repre-
sentatives of the Central Vermont,
Grand Trunk, Chicago and Lake Huron,
Flint and Pere Marquette and the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
railroads were present. Through freight
traffic by the Great Eastern line was
discussed and important action taken,
which for the present is withheld from
the public.
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WASHINGTON, August %, A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
rainy weather, variable winds, mostly
from the southeast, stationary or falling
temperature and barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cooler, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains, winds
mostly northwest and rising barometer.
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FOREIGN.
Home Rule Meeting in Ireland,

DUBLIN, August 22.-The Home Rule
League had demonstrations at ROtunda,
last night. Only four members of Par
lament were present. The body OF the
hall was crowded with workingmeD.
The proceedings throughout were riotous
and remarkable for hostility towards the
more moderate section of the Home
Rule members OF Parliament. The meet
ing passed resolutions in favor of an OBJ
structive policy in the House OF Com
mons, and expressing the necessity OF
purging the party of members showing
a luke-warmness. Several fights occur
red, and the opponents of the resolu-
tions, after receiving very rough usage
in the hall, were thrust out to encounter
another mob in waiting.
Heavy Floods in England.
LONDON, August 22.-Heavy thunder
storms have caused the river to over
flow in the north and northeast parts Of
Lancashire, doing much damage to the
crops. Some OF the cotton mills on the
banks of the Blackwater, at Darwin,
suspended on account OF the water.
Terrorism in Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 22.-Three
of the five male Nihilists sentenced by
the military tribunal at Odessa TO he
hanged, were to be executed at 10
o'clock this morning. The woman SEN
fenced TO exile in Siberia is only fifteen
years old.
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sherman Not SICK.

MANSFIELD, O., August 22-It is re-
ported in some of the morning papers
that Secretary Sherman is sick and un-
able to till his appointments. This is a
mistake. The Secretary is not sick, and
only came here for a few days. He will
leave here Monday and fulfill all his
engagements.
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Riley and Hanlan.

OTTAWA, August 22.-Hanlan refuses
TO come TO Ottawa and row Riley, but
offers to give an exhibition during the
fair week for $500, which the committee
refuses. The committee will probably
offer purse for $500 for single scull
race, ami il Hanlan will row Riley, the
purse will be made 81 900.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Irregular. c., 9.
& /. G. tirsts 76
SrArR RnNns-Dnll

STATE BoNDs-Dull.
STocKs-The market was fairly active,
but speculation was somewhat irregu-
lar. In early dealings prices fell of
slightly in the general list, but Louis
vile and Nashville advanced 2! per
cent, subsequently reacting ! per cent.
During the afternoon better feeling
prevailed, which was succeeded by
trifling reaction. Toward the close the
market became steadier. Prices in final
dealings advanced > per cent in Lake
Shore and !GGs in the Granger shares
and in Illinois Central, the rest of the
list showing decline of i@i per cent
and per cent in Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern. The transactions
aggregated l72,000 shares, of which
$4,000 were Erie, IL 900 Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern, 22,000 It. Paul,
5000 Delaware, I.ackawanna and West
crn, 5,400 New Jersey Central, 1000
Delaware and Hudson Canal, 1900
Michigan Central, 1000 Hannibal and
st. Joe, $500 Western Uunion, 200
Pacific Mail, 200 st. Louis and San
Francisco common, 5000 preferred, 5000
first preferred, |, 400 Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern, and 1, 900 II. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern.
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Hotel Burned.

RKARBOrH, DEL, August 22.-The
Surf House was burned early this morn
ing. Sixty guests in the house at the
time escaped, but lost all their baggage.
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Base Ball.

CINCINNATI, August 22.-Cincinnatis,
Is; Cleveland, l.
WORCESTER, August 22.-Nationals, 6 /;
Worcester 4.
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For Additional NarL>n See Fourth Pags

GKED THREE DOLLARS BY NAIL AND
- receive In return by mall Q Five Shot Reyol
vef, warnDtsf, or money refunded. DICKSON
AknsCD Hfourth ave, Pittsbunh, Ia mrlyb
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
Money Active at 5 to n Per Cent.-Gos.
ernments Weak and lower-flour
Firm Wheat Active
Hogs Steady.
ANCE.

NKw YORK, August 22.-MoSEY-
Active at 5(d7l per cent, closing at .
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5(d q!
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills weak at +Sl!; sight exchange on
New York iS3t.
Dry goods imports for the week,
-, ,l22 900.
SILvER-At London SID; bar silver
here 1928; subsidiary silver coin ! per
cent. discount.
GovRRyNEYrs-Weak and lower.
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OH CRY, August 22.-The market
opened at 65lc bid. advanced TO G6tc,
declined and closed at este. Shipments
a, 900 barrels, averaging $1,000 barrels;
transactions l3i, 900 barrels.
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Cincinnati.

CncISshT:. August 22. - Hogs -
Steady and firm for light; dull for
heavy; common 81 90(S3 IS; lights3 IS
93 s.; packing 81 5OCS3 20: butchers
S370s3 10. Receipts ! 800 head; ship
ments ], ,l67 head.
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ST. LOUIS, August 22.-HIogs-Quie, !:
corn-fed Yorkers and Baltimores g "a
@3 65; packing 8 l0ta3 80, including
grassers; butchers 10 extra s. COl,,3 10
Receipts 200 head; shipments / 200
head.
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Arrivals since Monday G,SG. Trade
for all kinds Of stock has been fairly ac-
tive and We quote butchers sheep at -
@Ilc, lambs lCa,jc and supply not e1.
tensiye. stock sheep are in good de-
mand, whethers selling at Ha3lc. and
ewes II J0la2 - each A. tO quality.
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Cincinnati.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, August 22-Cofee-
Steady and in fair demand; Rio cargoes,
ordinary to prime, quoted at lli(9l5c.
Sugar-Dull; inferior 10 good common
Ga 6tc; common 10 good common 6i(9
&c; yellow clarified 7.67ic. Molasses-
Dull; fermentinp 24t63Oc; common
25t62sc; fair 2sf93Oc. Rice-Scarce and
firm; Louisiana ordinary TO choice GIG
7ic.
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BkEI 1ATTLk.

Good cows have been scarce and fairly
active. Common were in fair supply
and dull. Prices $3.50 40 per head. OF
the sales Of beef cattle Baltimore butch
ers bought 264 head, eastern Spectators
492, Pennsylvania buyers 272 and
Washington butchers ~ hcad.