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, 1879-08-09

ST. I,ou1s, Aug. s.-CoTroS-steady md un-
changed; n,ildiny, 10Ac; ealcs none; rcectpts Is
bales: shtpments, 10: stock, 1..ou.
,Nkw t,ntsHx-. Aug: k.-torTos3.tlnict; m'd.
grnsb, 9: exports 10 treat Brltasn. ~: conftwlar,
III: raes In: snck, = ;'lD weekly net receipts,
%0d: gross, l, 4Do; exports TO Great briafn. H. 100;
coaatw!ae. ,buO: sales. ]. tjUt
NEW yonK, Aug. H.-corEnS-Set receipts 1t
al United S!atca i'orts during ths week, !. 5n;
lat year 1905 to1al 5csepfs MI En!tea stntss n
c1nors from ni United statcs ports for tho week,
1.2H0: jnrt year. 1000; total ezporia from all
4. :t0+ t0: stock at ali United States ports. 1n,
900: att year N. 0tl; htoek At ~ nter'or lawns
4. 100; ast year 400; stotk as l!ser"'nl, h0:s
fot Great britain. u 600: inaL year. u, UO0.
, 1879-08-09

M,IwAuSEt. Aug. B.-FIoun-Enster.
GlAIx~-Whcat opened 11c higher ..cloacd drm;
No. l Milwaukee, hard, Sl0.; No. do, Oc-
tohcr. alfc; No. Z milwaukee,. 18c; No. 4, 7.sto;
rejected, t,lc. Corn steudy; M. Q, :s3alc. Oats
quiet; No. 2, 23Ic. Nyp unsettled and lower;
No. !. 4Oc. Harley lower and unsettled; No. g
spring. new. September, Csc.
i'novts,nHs-rork onlct and easy. Meas PORK
quiet At 81. 10 cash, Primo steam lard. 81. u.s.
ifoas--nu!! and eAslcr at &}.00m360.
FnEtuHrs- heat 10 Buffalo. 42.c.
REcElrra--Flour, I, ,0tl0 hris: wheat, T, 500 hit.
> snlrAEaTs-flunr, lUt 900 brls; whcat. is, 900
bu
, 1879-08-09
TIE xE1Y l,llppELLEIs,

Tho new Chicago got away yesterday for Buffalo
with her trts c&suo Of gral0. and will probably
make quick passage. She has no EuperioF Oh the
lnkeA as u freight buRs.
The nas' prot, Nrw York lakes wheat Oh her arat
down tr!p. She was visited yesterday by n Nun.
ter of gentlemen Interested in. The hike nnrlNc,
nnh tic NJ SEEMED to ha but nna opinion EXPRESSED,
md that WIS that she Ii stanch aud splendid yes.
sci. She waa !0l1lng lust Night.
, 1879-08-09
LAKE T1sEI0f1'rS.

Grain. carriers wore Ia good demand Yesterday. 1t
4tsc corn to Buffalo, and TIC on corn aud 1tic
on wheat 10 Kingston, Tho market cl1aed firm at
those gnrcs, nnd Nil tho vessels ready to load weru
taken, IA follows: To 1ln1alo-ScllrH Guido pns.
Ter, c. Fortar, City Of Chicago. l.. Ellsworth. ".
Il. Barnun', J:,s RichnrsiH, corn at 4,:c; rr'pB
iork, wheat. ro Eric-prop Cleveland an! barses
Kcating and Hale, corn. To KtnRston-sehr j.
Mayer, wheat NJ 7ac. su,! Sorstn,nn cnru at 7tc.
Al advance was mAI. III Iumlrr frclsh,t from
MurKcgon yesterday from 81. % OF dry lumber to
81. .1.I4. tho hitter figure betn. pull. The llcman4
IL still light, and few yesseIs g1e CT tho market.
, 1879-08-09

Hpeciat D4p6fcA 10 7ae Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Aug. S.--trhc nosihtr OF last night
brought the following rcsscis from bauw: Hchrs
j. I. Case. Jaulaica, Sam Cook Lcadvllle, j. r.
Merrill. j. O. Thaycr. Cnadi!a, Hartford, Reuben
Doud. The I,cadyille IL a handsome ncw caual
schooner, built at oswero by George Gob1c for
air. Cummings. ths miller. She measures 3t4
tons burden. md IL, to MI outward auE"a RANGES,
q scr7 stanch craft In nnish-exccpt tho cabin,
which Is Ruperlor-nhe reaenlblfs tnt majority Of
canAl achoonets now al1pat OIL the lakes.
IessG. o1ntrs here feel very LlopcEul Of good
fail aca8ona business, md DO not scar the elect
Of pressure resulting from thu arrlyat Of largo
nect either 1t Milwaukee, or Chicago. Thclr fntttI
appears 10 bo Eecntly strengthened BY tho s.ea!ly
ADVANCE Of ratch for carrying !ron.o from Es-
canada an! Marquette TO lower laka parts.
Yesterday afternoon tho schr surprise was ctar-
tered for !ron.ote from, Escnnaba 10 Tolcdo,at
Sl.25 nrr rtoss Ton. This, With :..c OF ;Ie for
Hhen! frara Tnledu to Buffalo, will constitute nj
excellent down trip double freight.
The charters reported Today are: To King
ston-S -Schr Hartford. wheat At 7he; atcam. large
LINCOLN md basEcs Lihgar and Gibraltar, wheat
at the same rate
, 1879-08-09
ACCIDENT AT STATE STREET
UHI1lGE.

About 5:l5 o'clock las. evening, when the tug
VILLA Kichards WIS lowing the barge Wind
sor down The river. State street brilgc was
4wung Into Tho Inter, and danHgcA her
foru and ulhIM sIlMlng To- the amount
Of about $40. The fnutway OF thu bridge was
damaged Blfrhtty. antl the structure knocked trs}m
tn position 10 that tho hridgomun could hardly
swlns II.
, 1879-08-09

LOUISVILLE. Aug. i. .--CoFros-Nom[nh).
, Flou,.-Duil and unchanged.
(}nA1N-Whcat reu and amber, 00G05c.
Corn steady, with fair demand; while, '45c;
mixed, 4oc. Oats quiet; now white. nc; ml1c1.
csc. Rye steady al 54c.
HAY-Sominal.
rnoy1sloSs-rork auiet bnt steady ut $40. 90.
Iari steady; choice leaf tiesco, ING; do keX. SIC.
Iinlle meats steady; shoulders. Hc; clear rlh Az
milc. iincon ntcatly; shoulders, 81. 67H; clear
cnrcd, D4L11c.
WMisgT--steaaY. With fair demand at $1.o3.
, 1879-08-09
st, LOUIS.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug 7.-FLouR-Ets!cr, but
not quotably lower.
GnA1N-.-W Wheat loves and unsettled; No. rcd
fall, D4GeD4!ic cash; 14k.104Hc closing; pic All
gnat; D3SGtoic September; o4AdatAAc October;
O3.ic the year; No. . do, s7tfGoe8c. Corn inactive;
No. 2 mixed, 31at&a:sc cash: % septcul-
Der; :a!sfsas;c oc,ober;@ ~ p's4t.3.tcM ~ dl,e wear.
gust; 22is0e22!!Ae September; 2}ac November.
Kvn quiet and utclsnnrcd At 4tlc-
: Enthusiastically nj 81 .n:. =,
TnoyleIoSs-pofk ,lull At 81. 87hGes T5. Lard auli
and nominal At 5.37!s. Bulk 'ncats nomMally n1'
changed. Bacon dull; clear Ribs 81 485Gaa. 873i !;
clear, 81. 10Ia6. rs,
RkcEsrrs Flour, 1000 hrls: wheat, 100 900 bn;
corn. ~. 010 bn; oats. 1l,000 bn; rye, 1000;
St,i1.AENrs-Flour, II, 600 brla: whent, 81, 900
bu;. corn, 81, COO bu; oats. 1000 6u; rye. nono;
barley nnDr.
, 1879-08-09
DRY GOODS.

NEW YonK. Aug. 8.-Cotton goods In stcady but
moderate demand At Aest hands. and prlcea gcncr.
ally arm; prints in moderate request; gtngha1ns
continue fairly active, and both uorated and cotton
jrc.s goods doing we'll; mems wear At WnornH
nHict, and closkinRh in light demand. shawla md
skirts li.t1c mora active; hosiery hnl underwear In
STEADY request
, 1879-08-09

DurrALo, N. y, Aug. 8.-NEcE.rrs-Flour,
., OK, brs; wheat 24S, soo bu; corn, 174, 052 bn.
sllIrAkNrs Ut KAtLAoAu-Whcat, O0, 500 bu;
corn, IL. 7t'l bu. ..
SHIPMENTS rr CAxAl-Whest, e64. 150 hu; com,
00 u00 hu.
GMA1N-Theat neglected, Corn strong hut autet;
sales L. 100 BIZ No. i! mixed Western At i0tc:
Z. Dan hu high mi1ud at Ale. Oats quiet; sales Ut
400 bu mixed Western BY SAMPLE At a4Hc on
track. Rye neglected.
FnIt0lIrs-Caasl and railroad freaGhta tFm and
unchanged.
, 1879-08-09
: HflEEr-Thero was light demand at Sc 600
4. is per 10D lbs for poor to choice grades.
EABT LIBERTY.

sr..,o, nt.,a,ca ~ ~. r,,,ur%
1nes.as 1nsoa'sa - a., 70 3ae 1.oane.
for ihe waels cndnr ius nye incn ( 0ni hcn
o tnfs .tosS And asi2 tos n: sst
oru snny has hcen soS nt any H., ne
Of lart wick anil hurjy stlicirnt Ior Thu dcmnnI.
especially for good 10 prime, ths bulk hcinE mostly
!!crH f.oul Tic Un common 10 ,4c On good higher:
5o!I"wsss n~ AZ AZ % ths ra'lng rrse1s: 1 bs.t ee e
coaos % 10 fsi., % Soo io ia odS 81 o. stocS
or. IN fa,r s,pply; g. 254S3. -; bulls. coys, aud
against =, 40 nat wcnk 80 '''~ - @'' "''"'
l!ousIltueelpts. ID. 2f5 head, aRafnst II, 4a5
!asi s Teas' @ sipnly sooo bit market ysry dn aoy.
iotker., y. 1oSaa. 81; soa9ss, 81. 1924. o0.,
,,s ssshssSRs', ,sss poo head eeanst. u, 100
otsrtas MS! nnnnl3 .Rnt, Wlt mafkot unchanged
I'D IN III \! S6n1 M. aoo n INK 19f e1nnr
!.4O; fair Hi to VO al T5Gl4 I6: con,n,Sn - ~
so' s.. 751'.3'oo.
=, pEr1Ato. IIr Aug. 8.-fAr5LE-RecoIp.s 8. to.day,
prsc: e0stssa s,s nSsF 15" 402 s2rs Eooa san
,a!fca =, butchers lo's, s:.77l 90; bills ST. ID
Go rsfa sscS q. Soo" auIy saeS I5 to
ui;;IEo.sd ;ISnsd 81, 49,. ...
,:ssss ~ ~ as:Ss! sa.:; ehlas e isss9
7o sdun osKs5' a"a E"p1 70 soec y ~
ssyca cars o a.ocA remain in lhe yazds pnsod
,.,, x 49,. NEW .onK.
H5w s5;,. 1oHE. a, Aue s1lrEyls-Hseetot. 70 day,
,n9,, ia nrimn Ma,irn hisa"ns. pas vi cont
1ofaloAe; e1parters sed ii,o Il i6se; ship. IN.
HlEHta to-day, I'LL }Yn cnfftH. ;rrta
, 1879-08-09
POl,I' t'OLl3t1nNE.



PoRr CoLnnl,Nx, Aug. H-Pa4sca up--W. Il.
Tholrs, nswesn to Milwaukee,, cnal. T. II. Rogers.
Osweso to Chicago, coal: American, nswrgo to
Chicago, coal: l.. ). liaWrnHd. t}swr2o to Mill
waukee, goal; nrlia Mitchell, Uswega 10 M!Wau'
kee, coal. Nothing down.
, 1879-08-09

DnInaErotr, Ans. H.-Arrvcd--PhGnix, Lock.
port. t. 4U0 bn cnrn; Ontario Peru. o, QUO hu corn;
kcautboc, luru. Il, btH hit carn; Isabc!la. aorfis,
Il, DU0 bu corn; First Sa.FpHa, Morris, O, 100 hu
corn.
CleaFcd-Atlantic. Ottawa. 1000 II lnm,cy,
12j (U0 .ath. Mu.nil,y Light, OTTAWA. NJ, III II
iuinlrr. Il, I'm !ath U. l.. DuDlh, Ottawa, VI. .i4
# !usnuer, u. :}11 latA.
, 1879-08-09

CtEyEtAsn. o.. Aug. 8.-rETAnaEux-sicady
and unchanged.
OH Cirr. pa.. Aua. I. s.-FETxotrrx-Narket
opened with gossc bid; advanced to zoe: declined
ard closed At ns.{c bid: shipments. 90, 600 brls,
averaging 5.h ono; tTanaactions. ..Ul. O10.
plrTani,ta, "a, Ang u. .--rErHnLErx--Qntet; |;
crude Tls.c at rarkers for shipment; refined, 6xc,
Fhlladelpbfa delivery.
, 1879-08-09
THE

rncnts, II. R12 ID; lower; No. 3. rash, BI!.c: No.
4 cash, kl.:c: August, SOc. t:urn-f3etein1s,
y. 37J ba ehipneut4. Q, 0:Id bu; lsls M. = cAsh.
174c; AuE1lAi. 174c.
, 1879-08-09

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 8.-FLoun-Qutet but
steady; supcshnc 81. a5do3. 10; ky. s4.s5; XXX,
81. b0Ge5. 90: high grades. s5.25G5 76.
0nAss-corn quiet; mixed, Auc; yellow, 48c,
white. G1Gbtk5c. Oats quiet md weak 1t '}5c.
Cons.MEAf-ecarce and hrm at Sc 75Ge2. 10.
IIAr-Qutet but stcalY; ordinary, $l4. 00l315 %;
prime, $i7.UOR ~. 90: clloicc, SO 0u.
rKov1stuss-pork dull. wesk. and lower at
50.371s. Winter packed lard qnict ent steady;
] aa!et: shoaIao1.. loo.c. s57o: packea. 50. III.
l.acun ecsrce and atm; bacnn shoulders, 4hc:;
god demsna 1t mi prices: canyasea, OM0l1c.
WnsKr-Alarket dull at 81 10.
unocEn,xs-cot1ee quiet; ordinary To primo
mon to good common, tNlghc: fair to fully fair.
Gs;17c; primo 10 choice, 54as7ic: yellow clari-
fed, 7:sGA7'.c. Molasses dull and nominal Rlce
quiet nt UHG17Hc.
UrAN -xJ, 90.
, 1879-08-09

AtnANY, y. T., Aug. N.-Tolfs from tho opon.
Ing oE navigation to AnW. i, ?ilt, OIL, "a tosa Ut
SOB, 100 compared with thu nrtytous ytas.
, 1879-08-09

DxTno,T. Mich., Aug. y. 8.-FLoun-Htsady,
GnAlH--WEleat casier{ s4tta, 31.09 asked; No.
lwh.ts. $l,olH; August, 00Ic; September, 0oxe !;
October, M,ho.
Rkrk1rTs wheat, 70. AIS bu.
6uIrxx4rs-Wtest, 10, 43t bu.,
, 1879-08-09

BALTIMORE, Aug. B.-~FIouit-uull and lover iot
comu,on grades; Western supes. 81. 7sGb3. 50; do
extra, 10. 75GDt. 80; do family. g. 00GD5. ii.
:. Observation-Disclosures !owrr, out ateady ii q
decline; No, Western wBtesEcd, spot ard August,
81. 9btiGEl. o},ts September, 81. o7Q1 .07ti; .Oc
tohcr, $l,o81l.0HH. Corn-Westsru dpll and
easier; Western mixed, spot aud August, 4b49b
f5Hsi SEPTEMBER, 4J1iG49Ac; October, A7A4
, 1879-08-09

ttrl waa sccn OF WAnkeqan 1T dusk. having In
tow the II. H. Hayes.
Excursion steamers going out Of this 'lfa,t1et
AhuaId rcmctn',rr t'Iat clearance PfpeEa nluss he
taken ~ II in freight traffic.
Et.aEWHKHE.
new life -tAYing ttntion II being huilt at Mants.
tee, and the rneccssAry atrsrntns and Cantain
anli crew Of eight men will occupy it when coto-
plated.
bn, some repairs ia tha hanks nfn needed, and
Nal. ilnswo1d has askcn f1r 81. 0On.
tlcn. Weitzci estimates that $3.50. 0tn chn In
pFnHsAhfy expended OIL tile Detroit RlFct darling
tho dteAi year ertltng June 10. 1881.
, 1879-08-09
CLEVELAND,


EDtc30I NIDdsc6 IA 7H6 3F7bHHE,
CLEVELANu, O., Aug. H. Tho stea1n.hhrgo u.
". Nusl aud coMsurts Flint and liusts vera char
tered to-day to. oro from Escapaba It $1.3i per
ton.
, 1879-08-09
{lHYEffi1a

0snEoo, Aug. g. 8.-f}nAlx-Wheat ftexdy: No. 2
Duluth sprinF. sl.0111.o9. Corn noEina1ly un-
changed At a!ft44e.
, 1879-08-09
TOLEDO,

Totxnn. Aug. B.-QBAIx-Whest weak; No. !
"hito Michigan spot Csc; August, 07c; acptcns-
ber, 081c; No. = amber. tAl!sc; No. : red Tinter
apot, Ds!sc; August and September. D7c; No. 3
rod, GoAc; No, :. Dayton u Michigan rcd. s,sc;
rejected Wabash, u01se; Western amber, n7,lc;
August. NJ !tc. Corn stchdy; hixh u,s1ea, 'S'te:
No. No. hsid % It ID; 2s,;c % iii; No. Z wh!to. sJ;e.
CLusEn--Wlleat qu!et; No. j. red winter, August,
and Hentember, 07c; October, 07Hc.
sulrAkNrs-Wheat "a. 700 blu; corn, s. 600 bu.
, 1879-08-09
INDIANAPOLIS,

1sp1ANAroIla, Aug. =. a.S-Iioas-steaay at Sc. 754s
.. .75; recsipt4 500 head; shipments, lh0o head
G4Ars-Whaal quiet; No, +. rad. D.S1o3c; August,
Ole. Corn qasstat Gao. Oats dull sad luuet It
1aQba1c.
Pnuy.ssoxs - Shoulders, ~, 80; clear rib.
3i,37,s. Lard, $3.50. Hans, TH08o.
, 1879-08-09
LFgat-T'cuLeru.

Tie other day shasp-looktng youth walked
up quickly 10 Tie coupter Of lhe PpsL-Oflgc l1 =
, 1879-08-09
aud shingles In 1cguoM md firm. Following are
.k.ifa anfi is..,aI, Al

and shingles IN 1cguont md firm. Following are
Tho quotations Of lumber afoht:
Chnleo slsgpA anil hoarie ,...... $1e. 90 Dlano
flnnt ,nili-rnn lnch.... ....,".. 10.00 G9li.hp
Medium Inch ..-..- e !Al to u't,u
Tirec. s.ni 49,, ,,,,...,....... -. B.B2M4b 1.H5,i
intl, ......,...,...... 80. LII a 1.n0
HAInrlcA 49,, ,,,,t,.,..,.. -. 1.50 % t.Hi
The yard market confintfea nctlse ah4 husauJ'
DImcnsi0n EtuT Is quoted Soc higher anu aei ""'
dor siaht rccolpia. Quotations: ~ m
Third clear, : Inch. ;, ..,.....A~s..4 ar. ~ WnS *
Thtr! ccnr.. ~ lrch "1oo4s r. e X *
Third c1tat. lncn,.. .....:....'''.''. * Xxx H1
i,;t E;,st n,,nc mu n,cn' ,r.s:ad siainr 1880
t.s u..ns Lon..,,,.n n...., :, :. W .fs,sW ~ 11.10
Ei.snt. isna'n oo,Mp n..1 na.,na, irrssstt G5Oo
Ftooifng frcoMd common. dEc*fca'' X
I,n r."otamS, ha., .''!u III IN mi nnTnrtis 3OGD
IT,; noA has boa.as + 1i M H. H. nj ,mwards $500
H. iioA 'ai "oa!Iis ~ ~ ~ '"' ....,,. 1900
i'o1 noatu.; tss u: 3thi n four.. 10
soes bs,5s 1ofni3 in.,.,,..,... 70. nUG8. 10
tk hn .ts 1t6b Is in.,..,..... III. Out 90
n,sH ,nsf fns rJa ....,....,... IT, htGt |. 10
i;.ns!,t. |! n.sEh T. .,, ,,,.,,. R.hOfk1D. no
Gtcns,nE' ItnS NJ . .,,,,,.,.,,.. 7.E.l6h 4. 20
a rcnsAE, Err;, ~ crm,non .,.,,,,.... R.OOdb S.50
au,on ..narr. drY ....... o. 019t10. o.
n1n,an.,nr stmf1. tjrT,,..,... ....... a. %
i}mcnson sfmtf. 20lb7O IT,. ....... 10. 0d11a. 00
.ioiafs and aesntlins. grscn... a'oho :. I,n
t.ntls 2.tn.", .:...;..:'''4 ''''''' ntMe Xxx *
ptcsas' scect, drcsbed, md headed 1e. OoGb 10
s1h. 1s1h e4een,. a,y; 1.ao III.
Shinc}ee, ia atAndard to uxlradEy 9.n0d1 2. III
Shinglcs, standaftl... ............. 1.7b4 t.H0
Ghfnvies, Mo, 1..s.s ..........s..4. 10
, 1879-08-09
BOSTON.


HoaToN, Ang. 8.-FLoun-9ttady, With fair do.
maud; Western super. 50, 50GbA. 90; common ex.
ttas, S4.:5l4.60; Wisconsin and Minnesota ex-
tra, a 25dao. .5: winter wheat Ohio and Michl'
gan. S. .o015.7,; 1llInoia and Indiana, 3d. 2i13
900; St. Louis, 81. 5o98. 90; Wl3conaiu and Min
neaota patent process spring wheat, 36.00S58. 90:
winter wheat. 81. .0GGoH 10.
GHAtx--Corn-Dc!1an fair md market Gsm; mix.
ed and yellow, 4AAtI5oc. Oats quiet: No. and
extra wl,!to. t"!atiac: NJ; Z wh'se, old, 4lc;
tEcn,rr.-Fiour, q. 600 hrIs; corn. %, GOO hu;
wheat, 4, iiO0 bu. .--
sntPxENr.-Fionr !, 400 brls: corn, 81, 900 bu ;
wheat, 4, OO0 bu.
HooI.-Impsoted demand; prices steady: alight-
" in bnycrs' favor: Ohio penas5syan!s, West VII
i'm, :pVa,4tlc: coarse. :titl:.5c; New York, Mich
iran, Indiana, and Western nae, Jtaa:loc; mcdi.
uln, :;8ft40e: coarse. :l4ds:Ifsc; gambling washed.
tnv, :,7cl:.sc; hnc unrhshea. 1:Nto4c: coarae and
medium uuwashcd. .fiE:'ic; tub-washed, $50 l%e.
, 1879-08-09

TURrENTINE.
WILMINGTON. n. c., Aug. 8.-sP1Etrs Tunrky
T1NR-Duli Ut 9Ec.
, 1879-08-09

Pullman 1totel Cars arc rim thrnugh, between chi.
eAv1 ami Council blu4. the train leaving Chcaxp
Mt it:a1 I. m. - - go"
No.otflcr road runs Pullman or Any othsl form Il
hotel rara yes: ~ Chicago.
a-Dcpot corner 0f Wells and Klnxfe-nta.
eDenot cotncF Of Canal md Ktnztt.&t4
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 Qu1HUY RAILROAD
Drpnts fun Of t.akc'st ndlAnn ahl elxseent.st,
and Ganal and H1teentflak. TCket OlfEs, 30 ClAIH.
II. and IL dtp9t1
, 1879-08-09
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY.
= apee1as Dtspatch 10 Tia Tftaun&+
Kansas CIrr. No.. Aug. 8.--0nAlk-Ths Price
Current reports wheat receipts, X, 23s bui shp.
, 1879-08-09
PEORIA

rkoH1A, Aug. a.-linA,s-Wheat steady; new
No. vintcr. 031.D31c; now No. . sprlus, si6s
H4c. Corn Inactive, but lrsa; high mixed. :ti!ias
H3Hc; No. y, :,3it33tjo. Oats hrnl and h!lhur;
now Ho. white, aaA62lc. ltye hFm aud higher;
47tsbaSe for No. Z.
AlanwlaEs-firul sales laa br!s ii t1.03.
, 1879-08-09
LUMBER

Tho aales At tho cargo docks were light, bcluR
Of loads. which colnpEI1cI about all the stud on
hale. The market was DIN, and Manistoo p!cco
tta6 "aa quoted hlshw, ~ s7si being bid for =
cargo which WIZ held at &7.00. Wh!ta Lake d..
ntnsloa was quoted II 81. 6aah. L3.h MtEs steady,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-17
The Yellow Fever.

At Memphis, on the 9th inst. there were
ten new cases of yellow Fever aud six
deaths; ou the ioih. sixteen cases and
three deaths; on The llth, twelve cases
and six deaths. Total number OF cases
for the week "a, total TO date. l,42l TO-
tal deaths from the fever for the week
%; to date AS. On the 18th, there
were seven new cases and six deaths /;
on the 18th, twelve cases and eight
deaths; on the I4tb. nine cases and
four deaths; on the 18th. ten case and
nine deaths.
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Collision of Express Trains
Four Persons Killed.

A collision occurred between two
express trains, Nos. ami 10, about ten
o'clock on Saturday night last. in a
curve on = single tack oh The Bait
more and Ohio railroad at Bolton. West
Va, about thirty FIVE miles east Of
Wheeling. The cast-bound train was
running at the rate OF thirty miles
an hour, and the ives, bound train at
20 miles. The engineer, James Askew,
OF " heeiing, OIL the east-bouad train.
and his brennan, John Smith; the fire
man named Jasper, Of The west-boand
train, and tramp were all killed. y.
mother tramp and postal car Clerk,
Geo"ge Shinn, were lily injured. Will
liam II. Cook. baggagemas;er Of The
east bound train, and several passenSe-s
we'e slightly injured Both trans were
behind time, and il il said the collision
was caused By mistake in lrain ,,,;efs ::
the ives. Uoaad train having o-deis 10
meet the east bound train at point
vest OF HebOn. aud ,ae west bound
{ sn having orders naming point enst
4 EeI,On N Tie place OF Meeting. The
engineer Of the vest bound train
Jumped OH and escaped unhufi. The
Killed engineer, Askew, was aged about
50 years, and leaves wife, and Eve
ch ildren.
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NJ. George II. Pendleton' entrance
into public life was, he declares, an &C.
cident. II really loved the profession
Of the law" he says, "and desired to
practice it,and if ] was to meet with any
distinction desired it TO he there. 1t fell
into the head Of my law preceptor, the
late George II. Pugh, to want to he Uni
ted States Senator, and he asked me TO
run for the Legislature, 80 "a TO be a
vote there in his favor. ran b sas cleo
ted, and Mr.. Pugh reached the senate.
| attribute my political career to moth
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Pugh.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-17
The Indian War-Desperate
Fighting in Progress.

RAwLrNs, Wy. I, Oct. II. midnight.
-Rumors are current here tonight. and
are authenticated by information OBJ
tanned direct from Gen. Meryitrs com.
maud through citizen named Duffy.
who len the command on Thursday
morning, that ever since Gen. Merritt
reached Payne's command he has been
hghung the Indians. The savsges seem.
ed determined TO keep the troops from
reaching the agency, and have fortified
themselves in comm snding position
They have constructed line of fortf-
cations out OF rocks They are contin.
naIly at work strengthening their posi-.
ton. and to dislodge them will require
additional force. Col. Bracket. Of the
third cavalry, with detachment OF six
companies OF cavalry and two OF infant.
~, will leave for the front on Monday.
Horses to remount the dismouuted men
OF Capt. Paync's command will be sent
forward tomorrow.
ARLINGTON, Oct. 12.-The following
dispatch was received from G zen. Sheri-
dan Saturday: Gen. Crook notifies me
that when all tue troops now en- route
between Raw)ins and " bite River Agen.
cy join Gen. Merritt be will have force
OF 1900 men. Instructions were sent
from these headquarters to push on to
the agency and TO leave no stone unturn.
cd to punish those Indians who ats cked
the troops and killed the agent and his
employees, and that only their uncondi-
tional surrender should he accepted
The Secretary Of the Interior has ap-
pointed Mr.. Ralph MeeEer to be n spe.
cal agent Of the department for the pur.
pose of visiting the White River Agen-
cy at the earliest practicable day. and
recovering the bodies of his father "a
gent MCeber,) and such other persons at
the agency as may have been killed.
Major Gen. Pope has issued orders
highly complimentary Of Capt. +. S.
Dodge, OF the ninth cavalry, and his
colored troops, for their meritoTious con-
duct in their recent fight with the UteS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-10-17


ATTESigT TO AssAssINATE EX-NAYoR
HYDE.-An attempt was made ON Tues.
day night last, about 9 o'clock, 90 kill
Jos i. Hyde, Esq, ex-Mayor Of Har-
risoDburg. The eX-Mayor, in company
with Garret Vandegrift. was walking
down North Main street, near the hap
fist church, when he was suddenly al.
tackled in the rear BY eX-Chjef OF Police
Kelley, who, without warning, fred one
shot from pistol "a Colts four-shooter)
into his right shoulder. Mr.. Hyde sud.
denly turned when Kelley fred another
shot at him which passed across his
abdomen, intiicting q simple wound OF
the ska, the ball CHANGING off and doing
no further damage. The wound in the
shoulder Is not regarded as serious. al-
though the ball has not yet been found.
The pistol with which Kelly shot Mr..
Hyde was borrowed short time before
from policeman Willis, Kelley telling
HIM he wanted il ito shoot q dog"
Kelley ran off Immediately ate. firing
tie second shot, and has not yet been
apprehendot.
Tie eX-Mayor was attended TO at
once, and his wound dressed by DIR.
Tatum, who did all that was necessary
in the premises TO make him comfort
able. On "Wednesday morning lie was
receiving the congratulations of many
OF his friends and fejlow-ciLizens upon
his remarkable escape from the assas-
sins bulieL.-HGIri.o.Jurg FaLiey Spirit,
Oct II.
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