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TENNESSEE ELECTION.
DEBT COMPROMISE DEFEATED.
A. T. STEWARDS BODY.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
THE SUIT AGAINST GEN. SHERIDAN.
| FOREIGN AFFAIRS
The Proposed Canada Railroad

EOREIGN AFFAIRS
The Proposed Canada Railroad
LONDON, Aug. S.-Captain Tyler president o:
the Grand Trunk Railway, replying on behalf
OF that road to the proposition made by Right
Great Western Railway OF Canada, relative to
pooling the proceeds OF the competitive traffic,
points out that the arrangement proposed by
the latter would cause endless discussion as TO
what was and what was not competitive traffic
Capt. Tyler makes counter proposal that the
whole OF the net receipts or the two companies
be fused and divided in fixed proportions.
Decrease i'm Russian Grain Exports.
LONDON, August S.-A report OF the Russian
customs department shows that the export OF
grain during the month OF May was l,223 500
chetWerts less than in the corresponding period
crease was In wheat and 2O0, 900 chetwerts In
oats. The export OF grain for the first five
months or the present year was l3,94s,519 chet-
spending period last year. Three million chet-
Werts OF this decrease was In wheat.
Paying Turkish Soldiers.
A dispatch TO the Times from Vienna says:
"The garrison at Constantinople has received
one months arrears OF pay"
Horrible suicide Of a Socialist.
An odessa dispatch to the Times says: ga
socialist named Somoff, imprisoned here has
just died In the hospital from the effects of ter
r1bie buTns inflicted with the intention OF self
destruction. He was found In his cell sitting
over petroleum lamp. The flesh OF his fingers
was consumed and his back up to the neck was
horribly burned. He was removed to the hos
pital, where he died without uttering word"
The Irish Volunteer Bill.
LONDON, August Sit Is suspected that the
Irish volunteer bill, which failed In the House
OF Lords last night, was Squelched by the action
OF peers who are great landed proprietorS in
Ireland In supporting the previous question.
The government leaders approved the bill, de-
clar1ng that they thought it impolitic to tx the
stigma Of disloy atty upon the Irish people
King CetyWayO HASN'T Surrendered
Yet.
LONDON, August S.-A Cape Town dispatch
says: The report that King Cetywayo had
offered to surrender himself is not confirmed.
and 1t seems to be prevalent impression here
that he will give more trouble.
American EOrgers COmmitted.
LONDON, August S.-Ambrose Fortescue and
William Baughan, the supposed accomplices of
gang OF American forgers, who were recently
arrested for attempting to pass an altered check
on the Bank OF England, have been committed
for trial.
Dissolution Of Parliament.
Relative TO the rumOrs OF dissolution of
Parliament the chancellor OF the eXchequer in
the House OF Commons last night, when speak
Ing OF the necessity for pOStponing the bill re-
lat1ng to elections and corrupt practices, said
he certainly did not see the same reasons for
pressing 1t forward as some members.
Dead.
PARIS. August S-Alexandre Hesse, the emil
nent French historical and portrait painter is
dead, at the age of 13
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SEIZURE OF A STEAM YACHT-The steam yacht
Experiment, bound to and supposed to belong
IN Boston, was seized at Newport yesterday
morning by Collector Pratt. 1t appears she was
towed there by the Narragansett pier boat, she
having her boiler damaged. Since her arrival
nothing has been seen OF her owner. Her boiler
who have been on board consider her in no con-
dition 10 90 to sea. No papers can be found on
Dtard. Custom house locks have been place
terry Is solved.
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A BLOW AT TAMMANY.-The removal by Gov
Robinson OF Gen. Smith as one of the police
topic in that CITY, 1t is regarded as a direct
blow at Hon. John Kelly and Tammany, for it
gives Kelly's opponents two members OF the
board, and will take from Tammany the In.
spectors OF election, which Tammany thinks it
great advantage to have. The republicans
and anti will have them, and
Kelly Will not be In so good position to carry
out his threat that Gov. Robinson shall not be
reelected II nominated
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REVISING THE RULES OF THE HOUSE OF REP
REsENTATivEs.-Col. Al. Smith, OF New Jersey,
yesterday engaged rooms at the Elberon hotel
Long Branch for the use Of the House commit
tee on rules. The committee consists Of Hon.
samuel j. Randall, Speaker; Hon. Alex. H.
Stephens, Hon. James a. Garfield, Hon. Joseph
Z. S. Blackburn, and Hon. VIM. p. Frye. Mr.
Henry II. Smith will be with committee They
will meet on August 18th, and will continue In
session for at least two weeks. The work OF the
committee is revision OF the rules Of the
House
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THE SMITH-BENNETT CAsE.-COunSellor James
Flemming yesterday filed with County Clerk
Braun, IN the Jersey City Court House, the
official document from the clerk of the supreme
court of New jersey, ordering q new trial In the
case OF Jennie r. Smith and Covert D. Bennett.
The county clerk officially notified the sherin,
case. The accused grow more hopeful daily.
Their religious devotions occupy most OF their
time. They see but few people; even their
most intimate friends are rarely admitted-
IN. y. Herald, 6th.
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THE TENNESSEE ELECTION.
Probable Defeat OF the Debt Com.

NASHVILLE, August s-There was a light vote
all over the state In the election yesterday on
the proposition to compromise the state debt at
fifty cents on the dollar, with per cent. inter-
est; Probably not half the average vote was
poled: Meagre returns from West Tennessee,
including the Nashville and Memphis djstricts'
show majority against the proposed settle.
ment OF $500. Davidson county, with Nash.
Vile and Edgefeld and twelve civil districts.
East Tennessee gives large majority for
acceptance the indications are that the propo-
sition will be defeated, though the result can
NOT pe positively known at present. The city
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N. BLANQUI.-The Paris correspondent OF the
to the latest legal period the issuance Of writ
for the Bordeaux election, which has now been
fixed fer the 3lst OF August. The radicals are
confident that NJ Blanqui will be returned. M.
Lepere hs issued circular to the projects. in.
Structing them that any resolution of the coun-
cils-general against the Ferry educational bill
will be void, as the matter is political, and be-
yOnd their Jurisdiction.
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THE DEMAND FOR LABOR.-A large shoe man.
ufacturer OF New York state recently adger-
tised In Boston and New York for rs shoe filters
TO work In his factory. He was ready to pay
had only one application. This gives good
idea OF the abundance of work now Offering for
all who are ready and willing to DO 1t. There
is no need for any one to be idle In the shoe
business, and the same is true In nearly every
department OF lndustry.-[Shoe and Leather Re-
porter, Tth,
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THERE IS GREAT EXCITEMENT IN MONTREAL,
Canada, owing to the suspension of the Ex-
change Bank, which occurred at noon yester-
day. The directors had determined to sustain
other banks insisting on daily settlements, and
the Merchants Bank refusing the bills OF the
exchange, they decided to go into liquidation
IT is thought there will be good dividend for
the shareholders after paying all liabilities.
The circulation is about $4O0, 600. Brokers are
Offering IS per cent for the bills.
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SARATOGA Races.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. s.-The first race to.
day was for purse OF $500, three-quarter mile
Pools sold as follows: Vagrant, sS0; Jennie B.,
s55; Charlie Gorham, $50: HippogriTe, $50; Plque,
S45; Lady Darcy, s+5; Jackscrew, $S5; Lance.
wood, S35. Pique won. Jennie B. second
Lancewood third. Time. 1:l6L.
For the second race, free handicap sweep.
stakes. one mile and a-half the following pool
was sold: Kenny and Checkmate scratched In
nrst; Bonnie Carrie sold favorite, $50 to $l35
for BaldWtn'S Clara ID. and Blossom: later.
Baldwin's sold favor1te, $500 to s175. Bonnie
Carrie won the second race; Clara ID. second:
Blossom third. Time, $685..
purse OF $500, the following pool was sold
Checkmate, 3O0 Gov. Hampton, 20; SusQuehan-
ma, '5 Oriole, Is; Geo. McCulloch. Is; Hippogr1ne.
Co. Cneckmate won. Gov. Hampton second
and Oriole third. Time, 1873.
For the fourth race, selling race, for purse
OF $500, one mile. the following pool was sold:
Jackscrew, 100; Simeon, IS. All others were
scratched. Jackscrew won the selling race.
Simeon tapping.
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DE LEssEPs SUBSCRIPTION LIsT-The sub.
scription list for the stock OF the tnter-oceanic
canal closed last evening, at the Office of the
New York agency OF the Credit Lyonnals Sec
retary Ma1ard stated that he could not tell the
number OF shares subscribed for In New York.
because there were other agencies there besides
his who reported directly to NJ. de Lesseps at
Paris, but he thought the amount was very
small. only 500 shares In the proposed inter-
oceanic canal were subscribed for Ia New YORK
Wednesday, and these were taken by the per
sonal friends OF M. de Lesseps 1t is Thought
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III-s often Gains ATTACHED.

FAIL RINkR, August s.-The property Of Geo
B. Durfee and Fidelia B. Durfee his mother
has been attached by the Merchants and Ne.
chanics' bank OF Fall River. The attachments
aggregate over $.5,000. This is the outgro wth
OF Durfees Illegal speculatlons with the funds
OF the mills OF which he was treasurer
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THE HAMILTON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONvRN-
TIoN met at Cincinnati, Ohio, with LIZ dele
gates present. Hon. George H. Pendleton made
q speech, reviewing the acts OF the republican
party. The convention proceeded to ballot for
state senators. Among the nominations agreed
to were j. p. Carberry, Herman Lackman, How
$. G. Breckinridge, for delegates; Dr. c. C. MIL
ler county treasurer.
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The CanlD aI Fair Point.

FAIR POINT, N. Y, August s..Over 5000 per-
sons now reside on the grounds. Ira Sankey,
the singing evangelist, viii be here on the 18th
and 14th, and Jos. Cook will deliver two lectures
on the 18th and one on the 14th. Everything
works smoothly and the general health Is per.
feet A daily paper Isl issued ana the grounds are
Illuminated successfully a. night with the
lectric light.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.


TORONTO. August s.-A Sculling race has been
arranged between Evan Morris, OF PittsburR,
aDd warren Smith, OF Halifax, 10 come on on
Bectoio oasin some time In September. Dis
Silver Lake, Mass, July 1st
Collision at Sen.
The Norwegian bark Harmonic, Quebec for
London, Deal, laden, arrived at North SYDNEY
LOT repairs, reports that iu latitude e. lon0i.
tUde SIS, on August Sd, at $50 am, she colnde0
with the British bark Eleanor, OF Belfast,
smashing in her starboard bow, carrying away
her yards, an anchor and sails, and doing other
damage, causing the vessel TO leak. Part OF
the deck load had 10 be thrown overheard.
Could not ascertain what damage the other
vessel sustained Fog thick at the time OF COL
liSion.
The Canada Railroad Negotiations.
TORONTO, August s.-A special dispatch by
cable from London to the Globe says: "Mf.
Childers on behalf OF the Great Western Rail-
way, has written to Capt. Tyler chairman OF
the Grand Trunk Railway, proposing to select
one gentleman from i've names TO act a. q
standing arbitrator between the two companies
In the matter or competitive traffic which ft IS
proposed to pool. The agreement, II entered
upon, to endure for 81 years.
Lively Times I'm Ottawa.
OTTAWA, Aug. s.-Yesterday was generally
observed as civic holiday. Business was en-
tIely suspended, and between 5000 and 1000
cilizens spent the day down the river picnicing.
The f1remen'S picnic was attended by about
1000 people. deputation from the Ogdens-
pufg IRE brigade was present. About O'Clock
q row occurred between an Orange young
Briton" and q member OF the Catholic Union,
mixed In the melee, but the police managed to
dfslerse them. The proceedings were brought
TO close before dark, In order to prevent the
possibility Of further disturbance.
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ROWING FROM NEW YORK TO BosToN.-Mr.
VIM. Van Cott, who left New York city on June
q, with the agreement, backed up by a wager,
that he should row the entire distance to Bos-
craft In which he has made his perilous voyage
is but feet II q inches long and feet deep. 1t
has no sails, and 1t looks In the water like tub
shoulders OF the Oarsman alone are visible. The
weight OF the occupant brings the gunwale OF
the boat to within q few inches of the waters
occupant sleeps and eats on shore.-[Boston
pfxfA Of
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FREEPoRT, L. l., August s.lThe camp meet
lug at Merrick was formally closed last night
by general marching, singing and hand-shak.
ing. There was largo attendance,
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The Suit Against GEN. Phil. Sheri.
dan.

NEW YORK, August s;-A long opinion OF
Judge Wallace was filed to-day In the clerks
ofice OF the U. S. circuit court, on application
for new trial In the suit OF James A. Whalen
against Gen. Philip Sheridan. The Jury found
trial on the ground OF newly discovered evil
dence and because OF alleged errors In the
trial. The action was for trespass on property
sltuateG on the K1llona plantation, Louisiana,
OF which plaintiff was dispOssessed on the Sth
OF August, 1867, under orders issued by defend
ant as military commander, and requiring the
sheriff to put one Mark Hoyt In peaceable
review OF the testimony In the case and the
POINTS made by counsel, the Judge denied the
motion Tor new trial. The suit was for over
half million dollars.
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Cant. Van COtf.

Boston, August s.-Capt. Van Cott, In his
row boat the city OF Boston, from New York
arrived here last evening.
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MRS. THOMAS HICKs-LORD has gone to Europe
where, 1t Is said, she will permanently reside
ICdtkOlic Herald
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KILLING RIVAL LOvBR-W. K Miller nj
Harrisburg, Pa, was shot and instantly killed
yesterday morning by Samuel e. AIbripht. of
and the murdered man were both paving at. IT,
tention to a young woman by the name OF Ham.
maker, who resides at the ferry, and it was
deliberately walked into the house Of the rffi;s
father and shot Miller through the heart. XIII
ing him instantly. The murderer escaped to
the mountains,
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yellow fever were reported to the board OF
health this morning, eight OF whom are colored:
Five deaths from yellow fever have occurred
Association this morning assigned two addi-
tlonal physicians DR.. julius Wise and Heper
Jones, to duty. 1t has rained continuously
since O'Clock last night
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Yellow Fever Spreading.


Twenty mine yellow fever cases In all were
reported to the Memphis board OF health for the
"a hours ending at p. %. yesterday. Nineteen
OF these were colored. This marked Increase IN
the number OF new cases plainly indicates that
the fever is rapidly spreading. The Howard
Association yesterday assigned twenty ad-
dluonal nurses to duty. Their daily expenses
now aggregate near $500. Mrs. Flago and her
remaining two children were prostrated yester-
day afternoon. The entire family-mother and
fur children-are down with the disease. Com.
mencing to-day semi-weekly mail win be
received and sent TO Grenada. Miss, via the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad. It rained
heavily yesterday afternoon.
THE NEW ORLEANS BOARD OF HEALTH
last night adopted the following resolution:
THAT there is not now single case OF yellow
fever In the city or environs of New Orleans:
that Ia the opinion OF the board, concurred in.
we believe, by the entire medical profession OF
this city. there Is no danger OF an epidemic
arising this summer from past or future cases.
should such occur. The grave danger to be ap.
Pretended from the Introduction OF foreign
cases the board OF health Is determined to avert
oy the stricteSt and most unremitting vig1-
lance"
ST. LOUIS CASES.
reports from quarantine at St. Louis show
That there are i've patients In the hospital-one
elbow fever, one doubtful, one yellow fever
conyalescent, and two sick with malar1al fever
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Fire..

ALLENTOWN. PA. August s.-The livery stable
and carriage factory Of Snyder & Sons, on 9Th
street, were destroyed by fire at an early hour
this morning. Loss about s. O00 on the stable
and $1,000 on the carriage factory. Fully In.
sured. Henry Sanga was arrested this morning
has confessed the crime
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rage In which King Alfonso was returning
from the Escurial to Logranja was upset yes
terday, and the Kings arm was dislocated
had his wrist spralned. The Kings arm was
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CUTTING OFF THEIR HAvANAs.-The Spanish
minister OF the colonies has cabled an order to
Havana to cease sending the cigars heretofore
shipped monthly for the private use OF the mill
listers at Madrid. These cigars yearly repre-
sented an expense OF S23, 600 gold which the
Cuban treasury Will hereafter save
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, At THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Tilt, at Mysl;
Bridge, r. L., a neighbor rumaging in a burea
drawer found watch that had long before been
stoien from him. This led to search by other
Peisons whose residences had been visited By
w was store OF plunder. The thief proved to b,
tne deceased woman's son, who had been an
active member OF q Baptist church. ~A
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SsssI s' = ksS' H1
~ IRON WATER.
"sPA," AT BLADkNsBUxa.
s.sSsS Sbyssss
r1n il9s PxNNs1LvANH AvHNuA
OFFICE OF II, e. OFFLEY,
HALL ROOM OF NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
61s 10TH Street, Opposite C, s. Treasury.
BEST RATES ALLOWED
DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES
Issued UsrsR ACT OF CONGRESS OF JUNE %,
CERTIFICATES AND BONDS
Receivable in payment Of Special InRroyenent
Taxes land general taxes prior to July, ISi1} FOR
SALE AT LOWEST Es: or, will attend personally
10 the of the Taxes at same rates as charged
for the Drawbacks
g. BONDS, DISTRICT SECURITIES. RAIL
ROAD, INSURANCE. GAS AND OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES SPECIALITY.
FOR SALE AND IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
D. c. 20 and SO.yesr Per Gent Gold Bonds-3-s5
Bonds Guaranteed by d. S-U. 3. Per Gent. Bonds,
metropolitan and Columbia R Il. stock, &c, Ec
H. E. OFFLEY.
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tB-The Actors Order OF Friendship, at Phila-
delphta, yesterday passed resolutions deplorIng
tie death OF Charles Albert Fechter, whose
funeral will take place to-day.
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BEST RATES ALLOWED
Fob
DRAWBACK CERTIFICATES

Issued USreR ACT OF CONGRESS OF JUNE 20,
1879.
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An eleven year-old son OF Hanson Meme
zee, OF Page county, Virginia, was drowned last
river.
John sutton walked into q twenty foot
hole containing five feet OF water, near Miners
vile, Pa, yesterday, and was taken out dead,
~Rev. ?. P: Phillips. OF Trenton, N. j., has
c0pal church, BerTyville, Va.
- Barclay j. Smith, the alleged defaulting
cashier OF the NewtOwn, Pa, Banking Con.
pany, recently arrested in Canada and Returned
to Pennsylvania, has been released, the prose.
cution failing to sustain the charges,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-08-08

SAMUEL j. FRENCH, money order clerk at
Auburn. New York, was arrested to-day for
rttiing letters.
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OUR NEW FOURTH AUDITOR.-Hon. Charles
Beards'ey, OF Burlington, Iowa, who has been
appointed TO the fourth authorship of the
Treasury. made vacant by the resignation of
hed with the material, journalistic and political
Interests Of his state. He served four years In
the state senate, where he was recognized as
sneaker.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-InteTral rev.
enue, 1922, 1880; customs, $6S2, ,1Ol.l1.
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q. g. BONDS, DISTRICT SECURITIES. RAIL
ROAD, INSURANCE. GAS AND OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES,
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
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~At Wholesale In Washington by BTOTT
CROMwELL. ls0 Pennsyivanis ave- NV. m31-3m
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Ar THE CABINET MEETING this afternoon the
question of the proposed reorganization OF the
Old state associations in this city was brought
up The President stated that he had not
changed his views In regard to the matter and
that he thought IL best that the associations
be not allowed to reOrganke The rest OF the
Cabinet cOLcurred in this opinion. Therefore
the Old members OF these associations win hav
tO.stOp their DECLARATIONS for reorganization.
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from Wilmington, Del, August 9Th, says:SThe
ministerial investigation into the case OF the
Rev. j. II. Wiley, OF the Townsend Methodist
Episcopal church, who was charged with i'm
moral conduct with one OF the married female
members Of his congregation, has Just been
corcluded. The Investigating committee con-
sisted Of the Rev. Messrs. r. H. Haws P. r.
the Rev. Charles O'HilI. presiding elder of the
district In which Mr.. Nilleys church is situ
ated; The committee, In its report, exonerates
Mr.. Wiley from Criminal conduct, but says he
was guilty OF indiscretion The indiscretion is
not specified
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CERTIFICATES AND BONDS

Receivable in payment Of Special Improvement
Taxes (and general taxes prior to July, IS1O. FOR
sAIF AT LOWEST BAT Es. will attend personally
10 the payment of the Taxes at same rates as charged
for the Drawbacks
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-03
The Market.

Yesterday was the coolest Of the season,
after the thaw Of New Years day the wind
changed to the north, and during the night
everything froze solid. Heavy ice is now
running ont Of the Ohio, and there is dan
ger Of both rivers closing unless il changes
warmer soon.
The market in leading articles is hrm and
unchanged.
FLOUR-This staple continues firm
without any advance in price; all grades
find ready sale, especially is the demand
active for medium and higher grades
HAY--Choice commands ready sale
and prices are firm. Low grades are not,
wanted.
CORN Transactions are somewhat linn
it'd by lack Of supplies, prices are stiff.
oATS-Priccs rule fine and unchanged.
WIIEAT-Prices are very stiff and re-
ceipts light. The tendency is toward high
or figures.
MEAL-Very little doing and dealers
ere not looking for any improvement for
several weeks 10 come.
BRAN-Stcady and firm al quotations
al. tina, is offered ind ready sale.
BUTTER-Plcn,y in market and p~ccs
.. a rt,I. ur. I.,.s,,