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Hy Telegraph.
SEW fORH.

NEW YORK, August 3.-Cotton quiet: sales 1913
bales: uplands l slice. Ore ,ns. l o.l6c. -Four
in BUYERS favor, with very light demsnd southern
choice, $5.75@s7 wnesIwinter opa sSp' &c.
shade irmcr; spring unsettled and lower. u,-
graded n wuer red, 9os@$l; S9.S winner redS o6S
Ven, SD and so.ed shaI rner nSt
rate business; ungraded. 44sl45Hc. I; No. 2. 4ac.
Oats In mode era request ; a. &s4e lover: 33c for
3ss@3sRc. for No. 2 white. Hay very firm, with
GOOD Inquiry; shipping, s5@50e: Hops fairy &C
Sugar IN less demand and unchangod: standard
crasns sf: and eas q" "sssss s ssd ia
S"y sEa dull Efs at sa SGO1 eSs
and heavy: sweet. 4.23@s4.5o. Turpen inc. ,2GH
Pork very quiet aud rather weak new mess, SPOT,
$500: sii'!IIes dull and weak; long clear.
ssan SPOT" Si s w. .1 w tSs ssS nGn
Sl.07'!a ked. Frerhts quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 4.-Flour Gul and wax
llowart-StrePt aud western Su1erine. $50 So I'D
extra. s4GlS4.75: family, s6@:6: CRY Mills
f ii" 1 s ssG 81 'o r SHFs nm
Southern wheat lower anil dull; western cioses
f% :o Sn M Ts4 G oa sm Sd $9
ern winter red. spot and August, sl.0sGfsl rsp;
S Sc, pn: - o9Msl OPS; Qc!oicr. *l.Ga4&s
cc"ipt,: western quiet and steady: southern white
~ 4 % nat rpti u 40.
crn. $50 Zoe; western white and Pcnns,yanla. 81
| m39c.: west ri mixed. 36Gu3Sc. lay s:,4,!y !;
| prime 20 choice Pcun.vlyania aui NoryI;U. Iyin
| l5c. Provisions steady Mess ror. < O 81 I;ulSI
meais-I. psc shoulders. $3.50: clear jl, i'll.
| 81 80: hacked, S4JOGSJ.2J. I,arnu- stnu,tc-s
7c Butter steady prime TO chn.cr w..,,,rl,
IDM lie Er.s nciivr at lO,a Ii can. r,t.
Rio cnr.nes 100 Ike WnI>krv stcady M :. ~
GGS .0S. Frcshts iriiI .ln! active Syc..i seat
! A. soft 81 SIC.
! CINCINNATI
| tr~crrr,T, s-.u., 4 ,,I..,r t,. ,,,;r,
81 Gr,6t:4 hhat ,,.II wcIl ami I,' ess'
| ODE Tnrn umI.t and SHINY Al 3G6SInc r,.. ~
~ ~ -" 1'I,s '' s;' , ., GU
DIM and lower 10 ell: current N Lc * 90 mi
So ~ asked Enlk meals Grrcr: shoul erS a. 9SSs
"a al r.,r 10 ii . :, s 81 an. .In,r a i.. 81 *
r. III IN R,rn, I'm ,.nnL ia maui nuJ :, .ia,ir
Gsnn,icrs IL ooa 81. ri',r Ill" :, s., 40 ;.
| clear sides IL IO,,. 81 IL r,,tirr nrr.r. f,ur,
| rr,nn.ry y 70 IA. nriInn v;s,,r r r. s,rv,. ip1a
| I9r nri,uo tGu.r,I OHIO IIshior S,I,,. nrH,
~ 75mS3 80: IIrh. uui.t nj 81 GGIns3 n: ,,,rL-
IN ~ IJIM 81 G5: LlirI,rrs' IA G5GS3 * :, fav,
| ny,ri ~ 1iGi ~ 81. r.r.,,is "a bm,.I. al, In
| mcnis 500 head.
LDIISVII,IE
, o,,xr,,,r ,,.,,,I, II.,,x ,...;., 1880, ...
49,. Mii "u Iit ~ rii"i I"m' ~ ~
cnant,u. WIZ uu',. ich , ~" nnoer, ~ sSc'
noin MIN ".'" 10, -, VIZ, '''s
80" "''I lar =. ri.rre 7 ' ,,in' "; IT, az
}nIL -nrats srnIy: shoulder "a 15,fs3 AZ: 80
ribs $4.40@tS4 30: GEAR >i!c.. 50 Tor loos". Hpc0u
uulet az" S.ta'! sn"" icls; ~. ot'r r. ~
Gr"i =. = ~, h'i e"'o' '''s' o's"s L. ""S
Aef III "' 'i'o'' ,r ,,c,
| - hn"i''
ST. LOCIs, August 4.-Flour quiet and unchanged .
Wheat unsettled hd tower, closing bnt or ani t:tn
No red IAN Va ~ 9f4ccasi 93s@n91 ". clo'tnS
~ - b. nm2pI 10" p3ic.' CLOSING III 93tc. sep
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IS The AIefnon Drinsx.''
4 BARsTENDEp fNs BOSTON FATALLY STABBED
s4sS THE MURDERER CAPTURED.

$50. THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sE& |
(By telegraph to the New York Heraid.l
Il BosaoS, August "A serious aud proba.
bly, 4 fatal stabbing affray occurred In the
saloon Of Denis E. McGeaiy, Not King
ston street, on Saturday night, the victim
being Jeremiah Short bartender. Shortly
after III o'clock Officers GRADY and CLARK, OF
called to one David Stsk. who was consider
ably under the infue nee OF liquor and was
acting In very bois ferrous manner. They
followed him down. the street short dis
lance, when he succeeded In getting away.
Some time atterWaxl they were informed
by man who Wrts coming down the street
that there had be en- stahoing ARRAY in the
saloon OF Niece airy. A visit to that place
revealed to th'.m that Jeremiah Short, the
bartender, b. beea stabbed twice by Sisk,
once in the abdomen and once In the leg.
A wANToN CRIME.
From St.ort, who WIS sitting in an arm
chair wlien the officers entered, 1t was
learned that at about half.past II O'Clock or
shortly aiterward Sisk entered the saloon
and df .manded drink OF beer. Some high
wore,s followed, provoked by Sisk, where
npo q Short ordered him out Of the saloon.
More words followed, when Sisk took Il
lH.rgc ciasp-knire from his pocket and
stabbed his unarmed opponent twice. The
{ blade, which was about four inches in
length, entered the lower part OF the abdo-
men, inhicting wound about two inches
in length and half an inch deep, from which
the bowels pretruded. Not satisfied with
his daStardiy attack, Slsk, who seemed to be
madGened by the sight OF the blood which
poured in torrents from the wound, With
drew the knife aud made another vicious
lunse, inflicting a severe cut in the fleshy
lpart OF the left leg. a man by the name OF
William Foley, who was III the saloon at the
time and witnessed the assault, sprang for
ward 10 rescue the bartender from his
perilous position, whereupon Sisk dropped
the knife and fled. q.
CHASED AND CAPTURED.
At this iunc;ure the officers entered the
saloon. Upon leaving the place Sisk started
Oh q run, but was overtaken at the corner
OF Esex street and Harrison avenue and
brought back 10 the saloon, where he was
fully identified. He was then locked up at
Station 4. Short was taken in carriage to
the City Hospital, where he was lying IN i
precarous condition at an early hour this
morning. The would be murderer is forty
seven years Of age. Short is about thirty
years old, and lives with his wife mt No. 10
Edinboro' street. He has always borne an
uneXceptionable reputation.
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An Attempt to XIII Collector Badger,
Of New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August About bali
past 10 O'Clock this morning. rs General
Badger was ascending one of the side-cn-
trance stairways from the lower floor to the
main offices OF the clistom-house, lie was
suddenly met by William Brown, an ex-
Metropolitan policeman, who, with the re-
mark "I've got you now" drew a revolver
and fired it at the head Of the collector.
Seeing the mans movements, Collector
Badger caught his arm and diverted the
shot over his shoulders, and then took the
pistol away from Brown and threw it be.
low.
Brown lost a leg on the 18th Of Septem-
Der, 1874, under General Badger, and was
among Badgers first appointments as post
master. Becoming collector, Badger left
Brown in the post-oficc, where he failed to
remain. The collector thinks Brown was
crazed by poverty, and seems unwilling to
prosecute him. Brown evidently thinks
Genera! Badger should have given him Il
place in the custom-house.
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Rhode Island.
A WILL CASE DECIDED.

Providence, R. l., August An the
United States Circuit Court to-day Judge Lo-
Wells opinion was given in the equity suit of
William S. Hoyt Us. Amosa SpraSue ct a.,
and Charles G. Franklyn Ell al. rs. same.
The bill was dismissed with costs. This
decision relieves A. & w. Sprague's estate
OF claims which, IL sustained, would have
absorbed nearly the whole of the property.
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COMMERCIAL.
COEN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

toISN S1ASo ASO1G SEtAA9NlIs
RICHMOND, August 4, 1879.
OFE'ERITGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-TThite, 546 bushels. Red. 1902
bushels: OF which $50 bushels were Ie-cxhioited.
OATS.-44S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 352 bushels very good at 81 10 ;
bushels good at s107; 40 bushels good ut 81 .0S ;
81 bushels common 1t S5c.; SO bushels fair al
S1.05-,oa. $40 bushels. Red, 374 bushels good
amber a, Sl.l0; lis bushels good amber at sl.QS;
932 bushel! choice amber at Sill; "A bushels prime
amber At $ II 9l2 bushels very good Lancaster
1T 81 /; 2S6 bushels commou Lancaster 1T 81 !;
Sc bushels prime Lancaster at $1.12; 400 bushels
Lancaster on private terms; 544 bushels very good
Lancaster at $40: 20 bushels fair Lancaster at
S1.0b 30S bushels good Lancaster NJ Si.0S; 702
bushels good Lancaster ut LOO: 40 bushels good
Lane ister at .o7; l40 bushels fair Lancaster NJ
$l0t; 2,67S bushels good FulrZ at 81: ITO bu! hels
prime FuIlz at IL; 958 bushels Fultz on private
terms: 262 bushels good FuliZ ms 9Sc.; 634 bushels
good Fultz q! 96c.; 434 bushels Go9d Fntz at 97c.
772 bushels fair FutZ II CSC SOS Gu:hels COM
mon FulZ at 90c.; l34 bushels common Fultz 1t
S5c.; 7lS bushels very good mixed on private
termS-lotal. IL S II bushels.
OATs.--5O bushels mixed at Zoe; SO bushels
very good spring At $50: 1873 bushels prime winter
n 44c.-total, 226 bushels.
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Drowned While Rathinc,

ATLANTIC CITY, August 4.-Lewis Mayer.
OF Philadelphia. and Joseph &. Jones, Of
Consbohoeken, Pa, were drowned here to-
day while bathing.
CAPE MAY, August Am unknown ey-
cursionI>t, who arrived here this morning,
was drowned about O'Clock this afternoon
while bathing.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 4.-Hoox.-Stocks firm.
Money on call, 3GD3h per cent. E.xciEtnse-LonY,
ASK; short, 1881. State hon,:s dull. Governments
firm .s--t
Evsning.-Money easy at 2Ha4 per cent, closing
at 9. per cent. Exchange weak, with light busl-
ness, II 1929. Governments quiet: new SIS, 1923;
AZ per cents, 100; per Genus, 101E. States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 4.-Firginia Is, deferred
Ok: consois- SIX: second series, 294; new
1u-40s, 483s: past due coupons, S01S. Bid to-day.
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TOLLINS'S VOLTAIC .-
ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

In the Annihlation Of Pain and inflammation,
in the Vialization Of Weak, Paralyzed, and Painful
Nervous Parts and Orgaus IN the Curing Of Chronic
Weakness Of the Lungs, Heart, and Kidneys, In the
Absorption of Poisons FROM the Blood through the
nores and the prevention Of Fever aud Ague, Liver
Complaints, Malaria and Contagious Diseases, they
"ie my 20-Tu,ThSS
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~, EScUE OF A PRIsoNER.-GaiueSton,
Mt1aS' August ga special dispatch TO tie
I IeuS from Arlington says: "Deputy
onited States Marshal George White and
parry, with their prisoner, Tom Afford,
NJ mplie en- route for Fort Worth, were attack.
ea ny three OF Affords brothers, and In the
=, ssslrmish which ensued White was shot In
rue rue groin aud perhaps fatally wounded.
Two OF The Affords were wounded, but they
rescued the prisoner and escaped
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anIusoiyeut Clerical Editor.

BosToN, August 4.-Rev. W. Fl. FL. Muir
ray, a well-known divine of this city, and
editor OF the Golden Ralte, has become in
solvent, and bis property has been attached
for debt. He left the city some days ago for
Chicago. The failure causes much COM
ment.
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Death mt Sea.

PoRr EADs, la. August 4.-Captain
Hodge, OF the bark Eastern Queen, which
arrived here from Havana to-day, was
found dead In bis state-room from some un-
known cause on the second morning OF the
voyage, and was buried at sea. I
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CuTHCURA.
NUTICURA REMEDIES
HAVE ACHIEVED THE MOST NOTED SUCCESS
orASYMEDICINEs OF MODERN TINES

Mcssrs WEEKS & PoTI Err have never doubted
the specific properties of CuTICURA. CUTICURA
RESOLV EST. and CCT!CURA SOAP for the speedy,
permanent. and economical cure CT lillmors OF ihe
Blood, Ska, aud Scalp They are. however, aston
he'd at their universal success; for 1t WAS 10 be tx
ppcicd that In The hands of some they would fall
solely from slasmodic or Ignorant use OF them.
They are cnabled 10 say, without fear OF contra
dicio. that no remedies ever achieved in the short
SPACE OF one year the number OF wonderful cures
performed by the CUTICrRA REMEDIES
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA,
TREATED by THE RESOLVENT, GAINS FIVE
AND HALE POUNDS ON ONE BOTTLE.

Gentlcmcn-I have had Liver-Complant and
Dyspepe,a, with running sores on the side OF my
neck, for ten years. Doctors did me no good.
good Everything I ate distressed me- got re-
duce6 from 179 70 1872 pounds. AT last tried the
RESoLYEST, and 1T helped me right Off and on one
bottle gained five and one-alf pounds. II Is doing
the business, aud am going for IL strong.
Yours truly.
JOHN II. ROY, 314 Wabash avenue.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November IS, 1873.
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re- huntington letter, In the Charleston
w. courier says: Work on the Big Sandy rail-
ny, ny ~ progressing very satisfactorily. Al
a ano'. iour hundred men aud eighty teams
S h.. a. WORK along tue liue above Calctts-
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Another Drowning Accident.

SAN Francisco, August 4.-Georce P.
Rogers and Walter S. Styer were drowned
by the upsettiug Of boat while fishing in
Lake San Andreas yesterday. :
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0hitaaEY.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, August 4.-Colo-
mel G. B. Young, former editor OF the New
Orleans Price Current, died here this after
noon.
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SALT RIlEUSI,
COVERING THE BODY FOR TEN YEARS, PER-
MANENTLY CURED.
Law OFFICE OF CHARLES IIoUcnTON,
IL CONGRESS STREET, BOSTON, I
Ephrnury 2S. 1878.

IL CONGRESS STREET, BOSTON,
February rs, 1878.
NeSsr8 Weeks e. Potter: Gentlcncn.-l feel it
du Y 10 inform you, aud through you all who are i'll
tercsted 10 know the fact. That most dtsasrecablc
and obstinate case OF Salt Rhcum or Fczfna, which
has been uuGer nv personal observation from lis
first appearance to The present timC-about ten (l0)
years-cOvcr The greater porti' Il OF the patients
bocy and limbs with It's peculiar Irritating and Itch
ing scab and TO which all the known methods of
treating such disease had been applied without BEN
eft, has completely disapnfared. leaving clean and
healthy skin, under few days Of profu:c applica-
lion CT CCTICUKA. ..
can and do heartily advise all similarly afflicted
20 try the remedy which has been cftcal ID this
case. Very truly yours,
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Three Persons Drowned I'm the Missis.
sippfo

ST. PAUL, August A special to the
Pioneer says three persons-Jobn Thomas,
Mary Hanson. and an italian musician
named Frank De Lucas-were drowned by
the upsettiDg OF pIeasure-boat in the Mis-
sissippi above La Crosse last night.
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Fire Record.
WEST VIRGINIA TOWN DESTROYED BY AN IN
=ss CENDIART.

A
go: CENDIARY.
WHEELING, WEST VA, August A fire
broke out Mt Volcano. a town OF 1000 in
habitanis, In Wood county, in this State,
early this morning, and is still raging
fiercely. HALF Of the town is now in ashes.
and it is probablethe fames will not be stayed
until there is nothing left for them TO feed
upon, rs water cannot be bad in anything
like sufficient quantity to quench even an
ordinary fire. At the present writing, all
the stores, hotels, warehouses, telegraph.
office, and DEPOT are destroyed. Among
the stores burned are Graham, Smith d
Co.., Jackson 81 Golld's, Samuel Thomp-
son Jackson's, W. e. Shles's, J. r. McGilps,
the post-ofice and store. Several OF these
houses carry very large stocks Of goods,
and many Of the warehouses are stored
with oil. AS every house in the town Is
built OF wood, it is almost certain that the
entire town will be CONSUMED. 1t is esti-
mated here that the loss will reach fully
500, 900 ; probably more. The fire is sup
posed to have been the work Of an incen-
diary. e., t-@
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
WHEELING, W. VA, August "A special
to The IntetAgencer says the flames spread
raDidly, and, reaching some oil-tanks, they
caught fire and burst, the burning oil run
ming through the streets and setting fire to
buildings on both sides. Six hundred bar
rels OF oil were burned. ten stores, the post
office, railroad depot, telegraph-o office, hotel,
!" Walking Beam" printing-ofiice, nine
dwellings, West Virginia transportation Of
fee. Smiths boier-works, one pumping sta
ton, and several other small buildings.
Everything was a total loss.
The fire was undoubtedly the work OF an
incendiary. There were two attempts made
short time ago to burn the towE, and
since then watchmen have been put on duty
all night. They had just gone OFT duty when
the fire was discovered. The total loss viii
reach $4,000; insurance nearly $4,000.
WHOLESALE INCENDIARISM AT MARSHALTON
WESTMINSTER, PA, August 4.-The
town of MarshaIton, four miles from here
was thrown into great excitement this
morning by the simultaneous breaking ou
OF five iDcendiary fires in different parts oil
the town. Attempts were made TO tire
three or four other buildings with kero
sene, but failed. The buildings destroyed
were mostly barns and stables. There
is no clew TO the incendaries.
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SPECIAL TICE.-LARGEa
y sTOCK ON EASY TERMS OF PAI.A
MESTs. AT Low PRICE FOR The SENT ~
:ir. Ire TO purchase FURNITURE OF any had To-
our large aud select stock, most OF whlcb, s,ns
bought for ca sh we are prepared to rarr xfeaSf n
,Irrencnts than Otherwise both M 10 terms sna
prices w. have so,ne ane PA.t Or sd snta1
~ = ma ~ chean WALNUT AND POPLAR kUk-
STTUkE,s l.. Gaifikinnt q 49, 49,
~ 2.3m 10 SoVeTaV1HoA
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Fine, $3.50; superfHe, S425@s450; extra,
$5.5OGS3.75: common family, S5.75GS6; fancy
UranSs, S6elb7.j0.
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DEATH Ct MEMpHIiN AT CHIC. G..

CHICAGO, August 4.-Frank Victorz, re-
Gently from Memphis, died here Saturday
night from what is thought to have been
yellow-feyer. 3d. -.%'t
TWO MORE FEVER CASES 1T Nlw ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, August 4.-The cases OF
Mrs. Howell and son, at 1l9 Washington
street, were to-day reported by the Board of
Health as yellow-fever. The patients are
improving.
QUARANTINE ORDERS AT ST. LoUIs-No NEW
CASES DEVEL0PED-HOT WEATHER.
ST. LOUIS, August 4.-Healtb. Commits
siouer Francis issued an order this morn
ing to the quarantine officers to hereafter
stop at that station eve:y steamer from
points below Cairo, to report each arrival
to him, and to release no vessel except upon
his order.
tine, nor are there any suspicious cases
known to be in the city.
The weather is getting to be excessively
warm again, and several mild cases OF SUM-
stroke occurred yesterday and to-day. The
mercury reached go yesterday, and at 2
O'Clock to-day it ranged from 81 to $50 in
the principal business streets.
FIVE HUNDRED AND THlRTY-sEvEN DEATHS
FROMFEvER AT HAVANA DURING JULY.
HAVANA, August 4.-One hundred and
thirty deaths from yellow.fever occurred
here last week, being an increase OF twenty
over the week before. The total number OF
deaths in Havana from yeliow.ieyer during
July was 537 against 504 for the same month
last year. There have been S57 deaths from
the same cause since the beginning OF the
year against Sl3 for the same time last year.
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FURNITURE.
UTILLIAM DAFFRON. a
w OFFTcE AND WAREgcoNs,
1883 MSin street. /"
ntTTRESS AND ifpH0T, S1EkY ROOMS,

NESO
49, Is and 20 north Fifteenth street.
FURNITURE OF all descriptions. BEDHlN6.
&C. Largest assortment Lowe, prices; SUBTITLE
quality A call solicited. Orders by mail PROMPTLY
sS,teu,jed 10. jy2S.In
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

suNIATuRE ALsIANAc-ArGrsr5 .. 1872.
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be sick if the stomach, blood, liver,
aadss well. HOP B1TTERs Keeps them
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PHILADELPHIA. August 4.-Cattl" acis": ssi,5.
Q 300 head exporters. 5ac.; good. 59Gaoi+c: iue-
sales. 5000 hesd: exporters. 4lI3r.. good. 40
&c: medium. 3HGi4c.: common, 2aht 3sc. LAMB,
dnII: sa.es 900 head ut ga Gc. Hogs uGll s.i',',
OOn hra,,I extra go0I. &C. good, 54c.; mt'i'"rsi5
SIC: common. SIC.
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WHEAT.-TThite, GAG bushels. Red, 14.G
bus heels; Of which so bushels were ie-cxhioited
OATS.-44S bushels
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-01-01
MIFFLINTowN MARKETS.
MIFELINTn;EN GKAIN MARKET
Corrected weekly by Buye-s h Kennedy.
QUOTATIONS. FOR TO-DAY.
4 Nl-0
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 21.- A leading grain
circular SINS: {. The majority OF the British
wheat markets are unalt-red The markets
have been irregularly held. and in many in
stances suspended. Trade has been uIi-
k-.-.sf,y ls-t -onn1cf ~ tfru ..S--~-tss--
of need BUYERS. Cargocs OF the coast, ni
which oniy four remained unsoid on Thurs
day, are uegierirli. TIE s-lne may be said
OF transIc,;oE5 on passage and for snip
laent. On the spot little has beea done IN
sh,4t, but prices are STEADY. Corn Is easter
t. purchase. In this market to-day there
was Z. toierlble demand, considering the
limited attendance Of the country trade,
chiefly fer red American wheats, which
maintain the improvement, of a week ago.
For white there is little inquiry, and 1t Is
shade easier 10 sell. California Iour was
lirm bnt sold slowly. For com there was
ouly retail demand. aud the prices were
firm at 3aGd under those of ten days ago"
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroads
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
Nov. 10th, 1873.

'" -N~'-b +t'N-
Trans lsasc Huris6arg as foiIovs:
For New York at 20, 10 a. M, and eco
and - - D. N.
For Philadelphia at %, 10, 9 45 4. n.,
200 and 4 % p. m.
For Reaiing a' ) 90, 10, As 4. NJ. ? 20
% and 81 p IN.
For Pottsvile at 20, 10 a. NJ. and 4 10
p. IN. and via Schuylkill < Susduehanna
Branch at 2 30 p. m.
For Auburn via 5. x : Branch a. so m.
For Allentown at D -, 5 20 a. m, = 20,
Oh and ~ y. n.
The %, S 10 n. III. ari - 55 n;
trains have through cars for New YORK.
fhe . 20 a. M train has through csrs fcf
Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS.
For New York at 90 q. m,
For Allentown and way stations at goa m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
AZ i5 . m
Trains for Hcrr,sbarg isars as joIlO,p,s
Leave New York ct q a. M, and 20.
$50 and = IS p. n.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 IS a. m, and 90,
and 20 p. m.
Leave Reading at "A 40, 40, IL so a. m,
80, 8 Is and 10 50 D. m
Leave POttsyiile NJ 10, 9I5a. m. and 40
p. NJ, and via Sehdylkill and Susquehaa-
na Branch at s Is al m.
Leave Auburn via 5. & s. Branch a: IL 90
noon.
Leave Allentown at f2 so, so, Q 05 q. q, l.,
IL ID, 80 and 8 O5 P. IN.
I Does not run on AOrIay,.
! SUNG.iYS.
I Leave New YORK at 5 80 y. VI.
Leave Philadelphia at 20 ?. m.
Leave Reading at 40 ana . 40 a. n: md lI
35pm.
Leave Allentown at 80 A. m. ard e5 p. m.
va Norris and EsseI Rmiroai.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
:. General NaHGs,r.
C. G. HANCOCK.
General l'.kef .fgeH..
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PRIVATE SALES.

Persons iesirous Of selling property at
private sale, nav arrange 10 have the prop
erty advertised in the SeafiHei aai Rspubii-
eau, on the term, Of no psy # cot sod. II
sold, TO paw at s1ich rates as have preTlous-
iy been agreed upon.
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VALUABLE FARM OF l29 ACRES,
more or less; lCe acres cleared and in a
high state of cultivation, belonging to the
Heirs of John Yoier, deceased, is hereby
offered at Private Sale. The Farm is situ-
sted in Fefnisnagh township, about three
miles northeast of Miifiintown. The In
provemcuts are New Frame House and
Bank Earn, and other ouibuild;ngs. There
is a spring of nerer-faiiing water at the
door. A stream of water t.aver>cs the
farm. An Orchard OF iruit in variety, in
Guiding grapes in bearing condition, is con-
yenient 70 the buildings. For further in