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The daily gazette., 1879-03-29

n Ol RI II. Primrose las taken tbe
~ manag. ment OF the old ana r.lia hIe
sewing machine comlany-the Wheeler &
llson. ms machiue has been Iatelv
improved, and ls an enurely new machin e,
ana Is hh0" II a Tie Improved " heeler &
Wilson. IL Is the finest made loeE-stlicI
sewing machine now in use, and has ad
Nanlages superior to any oth-r
We hope our friends will give us n call
and mol buy until they have examined TINS
new machine.
Our territory embraces Delaware and
Chester counties Pa, and delaware and
the Eastern ). ore OF Mary land.
Our Office, at present, will be found al
10 Market street. Alter The 18th of March
next We Will DE found at our old stand. ihe
Garrett building, No. 7le Market street
nI-AGENTS WANTED.
Il ~ ~ J. Il. PRIMROSE
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
ANNIE. p | XLE Y
PUBLIC SALES.
City Tax Collectors Sale

The following person al property Will be
exposed AT public sale. on W r.DNESDAY
A pI'l "a. l-I9. at lUls o'c'o ock. a m :, ~ 18Th
ana Railroad avenue 9th Ward Lo Of
betting, GOlt cutting machines and one
plsning machine, 2 slide lsthes, vices. |
lot OF tools, anvils, trucks and wheel
oarrowS, oil cabinet. closet ana CON
tents, lot of crow bars and old iron | work
bench ana contents, platform and coun-
Ter scale jacks crew, desk, stove and
contents OF office and drawing room, one
chine.
eelZed and taken as the property of NJ.
B Slotsenburg y CO., TO satisfy CITY and
School taxes due City, r. PROVOST,
mar2o-ts Assessor q Collector
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
NOTICES..

hlNIDEND.-A dividend has been de
- claIed by Tie Wilmington d Ihlla-
delphla Turnpike Company OF thirty cenis
per snare, pay able on or after the l5th
INST, at lhe \. h. corner of Front Il Or
ahse streets. JOS. TAINAIL
ltb'-EMO Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
ron sALF

Eok SALE OR RENT -I----.l I7--.Sle-t ll-t
Il front and West s,re,t. ",inoe, "a,
feb22.tf ". 4 GAtSFN
------------..------ rom md W.
The daily gazette., 1879-03-29
State Capital Gossip.

The End Near al Honda Lireiy
Day IN The HouSe-Mr. Cochrdn's
Railroad BW.
, 1879-08-24

1.10; No. 2 do. 81. .o9HDl o9sf; No. l do tsales
OF 81 900 bu), 81. IL; No, red, August tsales Q!
OF 196, 900 bu), g. 09z01. 10: September tsaies
Of 20s COO buj, 81. O9K0o1. 10: October {sa!es Of
o92, 600 bn). 81. 001tD1. l0iz. Rye steady: NO.
Western. G4c. Barley dull and unclaimed. MATT
quiet and UNCHANGED, Corn quiet; receipts, ls3,l
030 bu: unsradad. 400 f8!5c: No. 2 white: 5'@S
57hc; No. August, 464c bid; 465a nskea: Pep
TENDER, 1910 bid; 46aic asked; October. 413scoaa
413c asked. Oats more act1ve; receipts 5-'ooo
bu: mixed Western, 28D314c: white DO, jag
IlAY--In good demand
Hors-Duil; Yearlinys, 4G10c.
GRocEniEs-CoHee steady; Rio carEoes, 1!AtD
t4Hc; job lots, 1l4z@1Bc- Sugars steady. with
fair demand; far to good refining, 8,s@aatc. Mo"
lasses dali and nominal. Rice quiet bnt steady.
PErnoLEUM-Dull and weaks United, ooc;
crnde, 4X93!ac: relned, 614c.
TALLow-Steady at 5ASe5Tc.
REs1S-Qufet and unchanged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EGEs-Firm.
Woul-Domestsc fleece, 32@ Ec; pulled, 181
f0c; unwashed, D726c.
Pnov1sloys-Pork quiet; mess, SS.75Ds: So
Reef anier nna unchanged. Cut meats quiet; long
clear middles, IS. co. short do S. 25. Lard easier
and active; primo steam. S5.05~
BUTTER-Dull anil unchanged.
CHEESE Quiet: Western. 3hM5Ac
WnIssT-F1rmcr at 81. 05ta bid; 81. o. asked.
Observation-Disclosures copper, new sheathing.
22c; ingot lake quiet but steady Mt l6hG116Xc-
Pig-iron-Scotch firm, with an active demand, at
s21 .5o@23. so: American, ST.. .03D23. 90. Russia
sheeting. 21AD22c.
NA11s-uoraes1o oe, No. 8, S.. s.; clinch, 1886
a.. co,
, 1879-08-24
AN IMPORTANT SETTLEMENT
C1snf1J 1{a.arSAh IN

MADISON; Wis, Aug. 23.-1t has t1ansptre0
that settlement has been effected by the trus.
teeship Of the estate OF the late Ben &. East.
man By j, c. Gregory, Esq. Of this city, attoe.
ney for Mrs. Eastman By the settlement
about LOO acres Of md in Grant County, Wis,
are decided to AIRS. Eastman and a clear titla
given. The lands arc worth IS or $e an
acre. The estate at the time Of Mr. Eastmaps
death was worth s30 ooo, principally In Wisconsin
and Iowa lands. In flush times. subsequent.
", the Dro3erty might have BEEN sold
for from s5o, 900 to $4,000, but In depressed
times It was worth much less. By the settle
ment Mrs. Eastman realizes $4,000 or s5.oo,-
Is or 20 per cent on fair valuation OF the prop
ertr. It appears. however, that she would b
left far from destitute even II she had recovered
nothing from e1-Gov. Dewer, a., contrary to
first reports, she has about $12, ,00) cash securely
Invested. Gov. Dewey did not appear person.
ally in the transaction, aud Is still LYING in
seclusion.
, 1879-08-24
MARIN e NEWS.
DIFFERENCES AMONG TIE DOC
TORS


4 friend OF Commissioner Waller stated vester-
day that that official was doing the best he could
under the instructions Of his engineer, to have the
shallow places In the river dredQed out, and the
money appropriated for the purpose was being
spent iudicious'Y. II is nn open question whether
dredging close anl deep in the draws OF the bridges
wi} have the effect to weaken the centce-pier5 and
abntments.' It is said that the new prop New YORK
requires bro2d channel to admit OF her passage.
and to drehge out the draws to suit such vessels
wonld endaueer the apuroscaes and the
bridges. Othst vessel-men say that
there shonld be Uniform depth
Of At least fifteen feet In the rivor both sides.
and anv vessel that can pass through the ST. Clair
Flats should find plen'y OF water in this harbor.
The maritime commerce OF Chicago. say the same
gentlemen. is the foundation OF her greatness. and
her bnast OF being the great commercial CITY OF the
West Is only IN empty sham II she does not main
tain her importance by aiding the commerce that
has nlaced her where sheis today.
The Ha-bor-Masters have issued the edct that
the first propeller that obstruct, navigation and
public travel will furnish material for test case In
the courts. aud therefore 1t will be wise for the
Masters Of such hig fellows as the Commodore,
New York, Milwaukee, Conestoga, Chicago.
Jun,ata. and others OF like size AMI tonnage to
consult the Harbor- Masters before taking On full
cargoes at the elevator, nn1ess they desire
to have test case made.
, 1879-08-24

reported Of T. $50 tea seller September at S. 57HD
s. 625; g. $50 tcs seller October at S. 6oD;. 674
), 250 tcs seller the year at s. 32kz and J. 600 tcs
seller January ut S.. 371a 7e1.40. Total, 70, $50
@affet ees4 2usa*f 22ust at
September. and S.. .651Q:5. GIL. for October. The
year closed nominal ut s.. 30G5. .32k
,,adna less Active and irreeuar The
delivery before the end OF next month and weakep
for delivery in October. Sales were Eeported Of
300 pcs green shoulders at s.. 05: 100 boxes
q. IS SPOT Sf.40O4 50 seller September, and
5t.a094.:T seller October. The closing prices
, 1879-08-24

not subjected to any quotable change, ruling
steady. There was firm butter market
Choire qualities are scarce. Cheese remains
| quiet and unchanged IN the oil market there
we're no changes, trade being fair at Fridays
prices. Dealers in leather report an improving
demand. Bagging was firm. No changes were
reported in the coal and wood markets.
The lumber market was active and firm. Mer-
chants renort that the sales are much larger
than at this time In any year since 1872. Prices
are quoted firm, and cargoes have steadily ad~
Vanced In consequence OF the meagre
offerings. the bulk Of the receipts go
Ing directly through to yard docks.
Wool was steady, under fair order demand.
broom-corn remains quiet, and no change in
prices is noticed. New bsoom-corn is beginning
to arrive, but light receipts will be the rule for
some time ret, as cutting has commenced 10
only few sections. The hide market was
quoted firm, the supply being short and it is
expected that consumers will soon be wanting
to replenish stocks. Large otferngs Of new hay
produced an easy feeling 10 the market, which
rueld quiet Poultry and eggs we're unaltered.
Green fruits weakened under heavy receipts. the
break being greatest in peaches, the Eastern
offerings Of which wcro 10 bad condition, and
sellers wanted to close them out
good many people On 'Change are COM
planning OF the contradictory character Of the
weather reports from England. It is reported
stormy now, and an hour afterwards is clear
Ing up. That Is just the kind 6f weather thev
have in England, and the reporter cannot do
much better than now in dealing with 1t. The
fact Is that such reports Of the present state
of the weather are Of no vaine, because the
conditions are rnurh 1eza srahla than with TIA
, 1879-08-24

Nashville lost II, to 541S; Erie preferred n, tt
46A; San Francisco preferred Il, to TX; Kan.
ass City 4, to SIX; Lackawanna y, to 575s
st. Joe preferred Il, to 4051; and Wabash \, to
sG7l.
The gains, besides those already given, were
Michigan Central Is, to 822S; Northwest pre-
fcrred Is, to SIX; Ohio & Mississippi u, to
161s; Delaware d Hudson e, to 4715; and Jer-
sev Central 7s, to 5114.
Erie second 6s. gold, declined from Is to 7sX,
recovered to 731S, aud sold at the close at 70.
In railroad bonds, in New York On Thursday,
the principal activity was in Erie consolidated
seconds. which fell of to- 73A5, and subsequent
" advanced under brisk inquiry to "A; Erie
funded IS fell off to - md rallied to 7231, while
do thirds advanced to 1oo. New Jersey Ccutrals
were strong, adjustment selling up TO lob, con-
Vcrs1b'cs assented to 9e>1; 1.ehish 6 Wilkes
barre consolidated assented to 8o1. C., C. Il 1. C..
drsts advanced 3 Der cent from the last re-
ported sale, selling at 76. Burlington, Cedar
Rapids j. Northern 6rsts rose to 81, but were
afterwards dull at 8693zl@3515. st. Louis g. San
Francisco, Glass 4, advanced to So bid. while
Glass rose to 561@{, fell off to 55A, and recov-
cred to the highest point at the close; do, Glass
c, rose from 81 to 554. St. Paul ffrsts fell of
~ NCFtuWG6LGIu uuQ5 W 4o1%
Chesapeake s. Ohio firsts to 4215; Ohio & Mis-
s1ssippi consolidated 10 1l3; Canada Southern
frsts to s.; Toledo d Wabash seconds, ex-
coupon, rose to 81; and Central Pacific land
grants to 1o3A.
In Boston, on Wednesday, Atchfson frsts
sold 1S higher at INK, reacted to 11455z, and
closed offered at 1143<; the seconds were quiet
at III asked. Kansas City, it. Joseph & Coun-
eli Bluff Is dropped Il to 97M, and rallied to
9S- Pueblo sold IL higher, at 571f, closing firm
at 571{@5s. Chicago, Clinton g. Dubuque
dropped Il to 461z, clos ng offered at that price.
Cincinnati s. s ,ndusky was quiet at 7z@7X.
St. Paul 6S Duluth sold on Wednesday at 1519.
The earnings of the Hannibal & St. joseph
Railroad COMPANY during the second week In
August decreased S18,395. Decrease since Jan.
i, $54,S
The earnings Of the Missouri. Kansas & Texas
Railroad Compan7 during the second week in
August increased S8,73k
The earnings of the Wabash Railroad Com
panv during the seconu week in August decreas-
ed $13Gos.
At the New York Mining Exchange On Thurs
day the market opened foggy and flat. and
weakened with the day. Bertha and Edith
smiled per cent on their friends, but Lucerne
lost a. much. The California market continues
to sag little, just enough to discourage both
BUYERS and sellers.
The following shows the fluctuations Of the
untiye sfncEss
, 1879-08-24

BEIDaEPoRT. Ang. 23.-Arrivcd-Contest, Nor
ris. 1900 bu corn: Industry. Morris, 5, 500 on
North America, 5000 bu corn; Norway, Peru,
6, 900 bu corn; Georgia, Utica, 6,450 bu corn
Welcome. Utica, i, 700 bu corn; T. Ryburn, Utica,
O. 900 ou corn; Sunshine, Utica, $3.50 bu corn
Peerless. Ottawa. T. 700 hu corr; Tempest, Ottawa,
g. $50 bn corn; Olive Branch, Peru, 5, 500 bu corn
Imperial, Seneca 4. 600 bu corn; Lily. Seneca,
s. GOO ou corn; Harriet Seneca, G. 600 bu corn
Isabella. Morris, 5, 901 bn corn; Monitor, Norris.
g. 500 hu corn. 143 bags seed; Ilidore. Utca G. 030
6n corn; Gits OF Henry. ut,c:, $500 nn corn
Gen: Mcclellan, Peru, G, 600 bu corn; Orion, Nor.
ris, G. QUO bu corn
Cleared-Gold Hunter, Lasal1c, 4s.'42o it lun-
Der, II m !ath: Dol3hin. Seneca, Is. 71o II 1un1-
It lumber ~ ~
, 1879-08-24
1875 { 1878.

Withdrawn from store during Friday for
city consumption: 3,634 bu wheat, 1855 bu
corn, 25o bu barley. The Withdrawals Ut barley
for city use during the week aggregated 1850
bu.
The following grain was insr ected into store
10 this city Saturday morning: l car No.
I winter wheat, % cars No. 2 do;
10 cars No. 3 do, 10 ears rejected, car no grade
(54 wtuter}, cars mixed, car No. spring,
162 cars No. 2 do, 90 cars No. do. % cars re-
jected, cars no grade (352: OF all kinds Of
wheat}: ITO cars and Is, 600 bu llieh-mixed corn,
348 cars and $3.50 bu No. 2 corn, Is cars re-
jccted (476 corn); cur No. oats, 43 cars No. 2
white, s. cars No 2 mixed, 81 cars rejected
cars no grade Q39 oats); cars No. rye. II
cars and 1,503 nu No. 2 do, IL cars rejected, l
car no grade G0 rye); cars No. barley, 10 cars
extra do, 3 cars feed go barley. Total t1.047
cars(, 555,U0 bu. Inspected out: 102,9S bu
whcat, 224 252 bu corn, 1887 bu oats, 1880 bn
re.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of breadstutfs and live stock at this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
, 1879-08-24
stmz G. Grumuond. sopth Haven .und.,.. =

stmr g. Grummond. South Haven, sundries. Rms
| street. "a&a
stmr Corona, ST. Joe: sundres, Rush street,
51mf sneoosgan' 'Aanito"oc, sundrtes, Ru,h
schr Agnes, Muskeeon, lumber, Rush street
| Schr Ahnapee. MuskeKon. lumber, Rush strea,
schr l.. 4 bufton' Anskegon, lumber, Rush
schr Mary Lndwig. Packard's. lumber; A.,k.,
schr ]. catchpole, auskegon, lumber Nonh
| Schr G. D. Norris, Traverse, bark, North B,,n.x
| Schr Evel1ne Bates. White Lake, lnmher Tars.t
| Schr Hungarian, Muskegon, lumber, Evana' s,n Se@
schr Z; a;, a. Richmond Auskegon. lumber. Eysas'
schr ReIie Mitchell, 49,. light, Clark street.
Scar Maj. Ferry, White Lake. lumber, Isuola
! schr Grace Murray, Man1stee, lumber, Arnold
Slip. ~A''e
sohr Lizzie Doak: St; Joseph. lumber. Polk STREET
schr sonta Haven, Manistee, 1umocr, ,ud Late.
Schr G. Harrison, Mnsxe.on, .unber. Market
scnr Resumption. Ford River, lumber, Twent,.
schr W. s1urees. Mautstee, lumber. Market
sehr 9: Mtehaelson, Maskeson, lumber, Iii Aii.n
schr 4. Jackson. Aaskegon, lumber. G.. B.&o
Schr Bessie Bon!t, Pentwater, bark, North B,f.
sted street.
scbr Eliza Day. Ludinston, lumber. aas.Hou,.
schr Q. 4: johnson. s1anistee. lumber. Mud 1,t, =
ocuE IL. 1lQhp90u, " 0lLe LAKE, 4uuloef. 41lkay
. ACTUAL sA1LN0s.
Schr Erastus Corning. Buffalo, grain. So,
stmr Sheooyean, Mantt''woc. sundries.
Stmr Corona, St. Joe, sundries-
Stmr Mu5kegon, Nuskegon. sundriea. :.
Prop Messenger. Benton Harbor. enudrfea.
Prop Skvlark. Benton Harbor. suudties-
Schr Gilbert Knapp, Manistee light
Schr Francis Palms, Buffalo. grain. -.
Schr Carrier. Ludngton. light. .z.-.
Schr s. Fl. Foster, Port Colborne. grain. ,
Prop 8. G. Baldwin. Eacanaha, light. :"'
Schr Duncan City, Duncan City. sundries. ~
Schr L. 3. Coates, Maastee. light. ,u.
Schr isabella Sands. Manistee. hight.
Schr Belle Walbridge, a1usaccon, light. - d
Schr Laurina, Grand Havcn light. -
Prop R. C.. Brittiau. Sangatuck. sundries
Prop George Dunbar, Muskegou. light *
Prop City OF Traverse, Traverse City, suadriss..
Schr Comauchc. Oswego. grain. :.+
Prop Tempest, White Lake. sund1
Schr Ottawa. Manistce, light.
Schr Oak Leaf. Lud1n4ton. light. :.
Schr S. Bates PentWater, f:gnt-- -;;7
Prop V. q. ketchunn, Buffalo, grain. =; ,
Prop Mike Groh. Muskegou. light. '"
schr America, Kingston grain ~
Prop Peerless, Duluth, snndries, ::-...~:
Schr Cascade. Musxegon, light :. r.,
Prop Clinton, Kingston, grain. T. ''''
Schr Grfmsbv, kingston grain. -
Schr GentfTer, Kingston. er1in. '.
Prop Oneida. Buffalo. sundr:es-
Prop Colorado. Buffalo. sun1ries. 5*+9
Prop Gordon Campbell, Buffalo sundrlcs,
, 1879-08-24

At the opening of Change yesterday forenoon
grain carriers were In great demand, and but fou,
vessels we're ready to load, and they were freely
offered am advance Of &c on corn to Buffalo.
which was'accepted- Other vessels wero wanted.
hnt the few in port were not ready to load.
Further advances are Anticipated Monday The
Butfao-fhe Ketcham, Pridgcon. and Sfcaoi.
eon. corn at :f.sc. Prop Idaho, corn through to
R9ston at s;E ls'sc To Kingston FRIDAY night
through. Capacity, Is, 900 bn wheat, and zoo, o5j
bn corn.
Lumber frcichts advanced 1876 all round yester-
Muskegon ca11ors. and charters were made ut TINT
rate Vessels continue scarce anil in urgent de-
, 1879-08-24
T.: ders. Tibs. clears. clears,
Loose -. :......| s. 30 |s4.43 s.. 50 500
Do. August. Il 33O AS 45O 100
Do. September. j.. $3.50 As $50 4.GD
August, boxed. II 3.+5 462<' T. f-1< 1. ~

Long clears dnotc at s.. 411z Io.se, a.4.4 -. ~
boxed; Cumoerlands. 41im5c oo1ed; long cut
hams, sDsMc; s*ect-picxlea hams. 7.s17Kc
Tor Is 10 Is average: green hams. same averages,
0alO7c; green shoulders. 3fs31Sc.
&c or shost l,; at or 0 ceas e
hams, all canvased and packed.
GnsAsE-Was quiet at 4H915c for white, 404hc
Tor good yellow, and 3a5@4c for brown.
Sl0 7o01L 90 for extra mess and ST. 0Dl11. 50
forhams.
TALLow-Wns nominal at :5:sD5a<c for city aud
5hG57c for country, With sale OF 800 brls city at
5nc
, 1879-08-24
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.

35zt7d7 DlsBd2t9 % 7HE 1T76U1E :.
GALEsEURG, ILL.,, Aug. 23.-The good ship
Piuafore'' closed the fourth week OF her
triumphant cruise tonight, appearing before q
very large, fashionable, and delighted audience
at Peoria. The second performance drew q
larger house than the first. The Gallant crew
take rest here tomorrow, proceeding ia
Hannibal, No., on Monday.
S3rrtaf DLsDatca TO The Tribune y
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-After months Of
waiting aud long negotiation, Manager Gemmill
has engaged Katharine Rogers for lead ng lady
at the Chestnut Theatre, md rhe COMPANY i
tuu ut last The season opens Sept. 20.
, 1879-08-24
NAvfGATIoN N0r,rs

The outlook In all trades Is fine for the vessel
Interest.
Those dangerous places on the narrow docks be-
tween South franklin street AMI Fifth avenue have
not been attended to by the city. 49,.
The scnr Alice Richards had her jibboom snapped
% at the end yesterday bT being thrust into tae
Chicago s. Alton Railroad bridge.
Vessel movements were yerv light yestertlay and
there are but few cruf;s OF anr kind in port The
northeast breeze that spran9 up in the afternoon
was expected to bring small neet OF lumbsr- Y.s-
sells in purt
, 1879-08-24


LONDON, Aug. 23-5 p. m.-Consols, 81 for
account.
American Securities Illinois Central, 9059;
PENNSYLVANIA Central. AK; Readlng, o019;
Eric, 27ss6; Eric preferred, 81. <
Unfted States bonds-New IS, 1o51z;. AS,
1851; d. 10iA.
Pans, Aug: 2a-Rentcs, 83f 10c.
-. LONDON. Aug. 23.-rhe Stock Exchange is
closed TO-DAY.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the
Bank Of Engl1nd on balance to-day is eI49, 600,
OF which e100, 900 is for Rio Janero.
Bullion to the amount OF e50, W0goes to North
America today.
PARIS, Aug. 23-0ver 2,010,000 francs have
been shipped from French ports for the United
States during the last three weeks. The Bank
Of France has now sold at wholesale its small
stock OF bar cold aud foreign gold coin: One
OF the chief bullion houses OF Paris estimates
that the insufficient crops Of England, France,
and Germany will make purchases IN the United
States to the amount OF G20.0o0000 1t is
thought that e!,503, 900 more will leave France
for the United States.
, 1879-08-24
bfTLWAUEEE.
Special Dlap01ch to The 11{buH&,

MrLwAuKEE. Aug. 23.-The tug Welcome re-
turned from Racine point at an essly ho1r this
morning. after another unsuccessful attempt to
rescue the schr Allegheny from the beach, The
vessel was raised six inches with screws and then
moved foot or two toward deep water, when her
centre board or an intervening ledge OF sheifrock
brought her up. In the effort to break this grip
the Welcome parted some OF the stay-bolls OF her
boiler, Thus becoming disabled and compeiling i
return. The nagerman lett at noon with additional
screws. anchors. and chstns and snatch blocks.
fne 1ds now ,aoxt oens to b. M the
king another effort to pail her into deep water.
The Alleeheny does not LEAK. bnt unQuestionab1y
has suffered consldera5 BILE damage.
The tug Maxon Declme disabled yesterday while
pulling at the prom NyacS, aground in the river A
patent injector failed to furnish sufficient water
supply to the boiler, and the tug, as well as her
crew. suffered a narrow escape from destruction
through boiler explosion, the danger being dis
covered not moment too soon.
Adverse weather is delaying large upward
bound fleet.
Nothing done in grain frefshts as yet
, 1879-08-24

EDWARD L. BREWSTER
1oi Westinghouse
FOE SALE.
UNITED STATES 4s.
CUUE COUNTY 7s
COOK COUNTY Sc.
LINCOLN PARK IS.
WEST TOWN s..
, 1879-08-24

1Dtc7uE 7FTt0NE.
CLEVELAND. G., Aug. 23.-Vessel charters: The
prop D. W. Rust, with consorts L. Z. Butts and D.
II. Clint ore, Rscanaou 10 Cleveland, ST. 50: schr
Mara Martin, coal, Cleveland to Chicago, 0. t., ::
schr Capron, coal, to Peoples Gas Company OF
Chlcaeo. 95c. free: schr Moneue.on. coal. Cleye-
land to Marquette, SOC. free. and ORE buck 81:
schE Anna P. Grover, ore, Marquette to Cleye-
land. Sc.
, 1879-08-24
BY TELEGRAPH.


= Sp<cEa1 Dis1atch to The Tribune
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 23-1l:30 a. m.-F1ouR-No.
i, lis Sd :; No. 2, o. Cd. .
GRA1S-Wheat-Winter. No. I, 9s 81: No. 2. 9s:
spring, No. l, los; No. 2, ss Sd: white, No.
!. o. Cd; No. 2, 81 Cd; cluh., No. /. 10s; No. g,
9s Sd. co:n-New. No. I. 4s Cd; No. 2 Is 81.
Pnov1stoys-Pork, 1884,: Lard. 31s 81. i.
L1vE3PonL, Aug. 33.-CoTroS-Hard.nlng ut
6;:G1;azd; sales, 10, 600 bales; speculation and
export, 1000; American. Is, 900.
LONDON. Aug. 23.-5udAn-Cnba centrifugal
puvcriz'ns, o5 deg, 22s Cd; Cuba Muscovado.
fair refining. 10s Cd.
TuRrENriSE-21sfD31s Cd.
ANTWERP, Aug. %. .-PErno1EuM-17Kf.
The following were received Or the Chicago
Board OF Trade:
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 23-11 30 a. m.-F1our. % Sd
Oils 3d. Whcat-Winter, 0sf20s "a: spring,
s. SdDl0s: white, rs 'idfD Is Gl; club as I'D 110s.
Corn. 4s 8dlD4s:1. Pors. 46s. Lard. 31s I'd.
LoSnoS, Aug. 23- ---LtsERroo1.-NhcatQ Qulet.
Corn inactive Marx LASE-Cargoes OF COAST
Nhcat and corn firm. Caryoes on passage-The
market for wheat seems to be improving. Weather
in England unfaynrable for the growing crops.
LIVERPOOL, Aug: n Flour stcasly: extra Stnte,
12s. Wheat quiet md steady; spring. Id higher;
rcd winter, 95; No. spring, "a Sd: No. ) do,
- ld. Corn slow: Is SGD. Weather nnfayorable.
Carcoes off coaat-Whcat in mo lerate demand.
Corn in fair demand. Pork stcatly: -4as. Lard
unchanged; 31s Oh. Bacon Unchanged; long clear
Sides, 1js I'd; short clear sides, 27s.