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Nsw YoRE. August 9.-Cotton-
Quiet at II 9.lGmll ll.l6c; futures
easy. Flour - Quiet; receipts a,0OO
barrels; superfne western and State
s. 65(S,4 ~; common 10 poot ~ 600.
1 ~; good To choice 81 COOS IS; white
wheat extra 81 2jNd4 IS; extra Ohio
s. 75td6 IS; ~. Louis 81 2TH7 80:
Minnesota patent process 81 COOS 10.
Wheat " inter white scarre and want.
ed; red and spring steady; receipts 3j9..
600 bushels; No. = spring 81 % al OF;
ungradtd red $50 oslo: No. 2 do 81 U
al OIL; No. 9 do 81 Osjnnl 09i; steam.
er 81 O7G9l OF; mixed winter 81 06i:
ungrsded white 81 09l; No. whits
81 0l; No..2 do 81 0s; No. J., salss
II 900 bushels. at 81 lOiCaI ~; No. 2
red, seller August. sales 2jG, 600 bush.
els, at 81 O9Nal O9i; seller September.
sales 2sO,OOO bushels, at 81 cool oct.
seller October, sales 5000 bushels,
at 81 O9i(al I0i. COrB-Fsiry active
and a shade higher; receipts $1,000
bushels; ungrsdeh 4dfa igc; No. 2 tSt
(s4sfc; No. 2 seller Auyuyt 4s}(g+stc;
seller September 49tcqt9ic. Oats-
Without any important change; receipts
q, 90 bushelr: western miIed 39(sp4Oe,
white western t0ia4jc. Haydn fhir
demand and unchanged. Hops-Nomi.
nally unchanged. Coffee - Quiet and
steady. straightforward fair and market
firm; fair TO good refining 73Ie7tc.
Molasses Quiet and 6rm; New Orleans
quoted at 4Oa6Os; Porto RICO +0aSic.
Rice Demand fair and market arm,
Carolina 6iG7ic: Itsngoon bioe8c.
Petroleum United oslo: crude
C47ic; refined 9lc bid. TslIow-Quirt
and firm ut 8ils8 7.i6c. Rosin-Somi.
nally unchanged. Turpentine-stssdy
at 3bc. Esxs-Steady at l2fSl1. Pork
Dull and easier; new mess 3lt VOC
u so. Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
Cnt Meats-Quiet and firm: long clear
81 75lsys OOc; short clear " l0aS ID.
Lard strong and higher; prime steam
81 7Os,7 72i. Butter - Quiet at l%(S
Csc. Cheese-Quiet st sicsi0ic.
BALrrnoss, Auyu.t9 -Floir-Steady;
western superine 81 75Ns-3 30; do extra
IS 1904 IS; family b OOl@5 10 Wheat
-Wsstern opened higher and closed cas-
Ter: No. 2 western winter rel. spot, and
seller August 81 G9i: seller Septsmbes
81 O9i'sl Oai; seller October 81 09aSS
! O9i. Corn-western easier; western
mixed, spot and seller August +siI54stc;
seller September 49ita 20. Osu-Easler;
vestsm white at 3Pa3jr: do mixed 80
633c. Rye-DulI at 7Na76c. Way
Firm: prim. N choice Pennsylvsnis
SIS OOcal9 90. Provisions = Firm With
iair jobbing demand; rness pork Sl5 %;
bulk meats and loose shoulders 5ts5}c;
clear rib sides 7f1 Sc: do packed 5t+
Sic bacon shoulder ole; elesr rib sides
ae; hams iasI3c. krd-Kr6ned. tier.
oec &c. Butter-Quist: prime 70 choice
western packed lSsDc. Esxs-Quist
and vest at I2:. Petrolenm-Curds
nominal; refined si9sic. Co6.e-Firm;
Bio cargoes, ordinary 70 ehoie., 100
Isle. Sugar-Fnm; A soft l0lc. Whisky
-bull at 81 II.
usv 0flseos.
NEv OrLsAss, August 9.-Conss--
Demand fair and market finn: BIO car
eoes, ordinary 10 prime, l3Slec. sogr
In rood demand as foil prices: Lair 70
folly fair 8is9; prime 10 chose. StS
Ole; yellow clarified ai49sc. No'ss' 9
SDull and nominal. Kice-Dems 4
fair and market firm; Louisiana oriin- =
10 choice 5tG73c.
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CUBA.

The Yellow Fever sooufge.
Havana, August 9.-During the week
ending the 7,h instant there we're -
deaths from yellow fever and from
small. poK.
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oREECE
Suddenly Called Away.

ATHENS, August 9-The French
squadron at Phalerum has been sudden
ly ordered TO leave Greek wateTs- ifs
destination is reported to be TuniA
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The Relief Column.

1t is doubtful whether Gen. Roberts
or Gen. Phayre will reach Candahar
first, but there is every reason to hope
that one or the other will relieve Can.
dahar by the end OF August or the be.
ginning OF September.
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Minor Notes.

. WASHINGTON, August 9.-Secretary
Ramsey said to-day he thought Whitta
ker would be disposed OF within the
next few days.
WASHINGTON, August 9.-The mails
for CuOs and Porto Rico, via Havana,
per steamer Santiago de Cuba, are post
poned from the llth to the 10Th inst.
The committee instructed to fix a
place for an elevator in the Capitol have
decided that it can be done under the
restrictions which provided that it must
not obstruct the light and ventilation.
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on For the Seat Of War.

PORTSMOUTH, August Give hun:
dred officers and men OF the Royal
Marines left for India, to-day.
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GEN ERAL WASHINGTON DIS.
PATCHES.
Paying the Census Men.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-The disburs-
ing officers of the Department OF the
Interior are now preparing the checks
to cover the pay OF the census enumer-
ators. The entire force will be paid of
within ten days.
The Work Of Embellishing the Capitol
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NcLIAy-At ths sus1dsoss q d. y. q D
Has, Masrin's Hsny. 0h.e, Augu3 ~, q -
Hn. Hsa. uARAI \. nCLxA1. ~ 9ySofA.
Of hSanoeYAaee a ths tus0.
Hunsal potfrs toDogSow.
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WASHINGTON, August 9.-Castiginia,
the painter, who is to take up the work
on the historical pictures in the dome of
the Capitol, has begun his task. Moth
ing has been done before since the death
OF Brumidi.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
NOME AND 1EleeRAPHIc REPORTS.
Money Easy At z to 3 Per csnt-6ev.
snmsas Fim-fIssr Unchanged
Wheat 0Lu and Lower
Hogs Dull.
YIhAAUR.
New York.

Nsw Yokx, August 9.-Moxsv-E EAsy
at 90S per cent, closing at a92i per
cent Prime mercantile paper 3iS4k
per cent Sterling exchange, bankers'
bills steady at 4s2l: demand at +Slt.
sILvRR-At London 62i pence: bar
silver here ll4i; subsidiary silver coin
3Sl per cent. discount
GovKRNxsSD-Quiet and generally
firm,
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DIED..

CAddvio~ai Na,tds On ~ Ps0,l
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unity in the proceedings, might have lnVOVeu
no fatal consequences to the cand date OF the
marty. But the nomination of any man against
the will of a majority in the Convention, ana
by means of a gagging process which has never
been tolerated in any Republican National Con-
vention, would inevitably cause much soreness
and indignation, and would be likely to defeat
the party in nearly all the doubtful States.
The friends of other candidates, therefore,
can hardly be expected to defeat their own
preferences, by enforcing the unit rule, when
they know that such course would be fatal to
Che Republican party. In open and manly
effort for the candidates of their choice, they
will be sustained by consciousness that they
are seeking the success of the Republican
cause, according to their best Judgment; but 1t
would not be possible to convince any far or
candid man among them that minority ought
to be enabled to rule majority by means OF
the unit rule. Nor is it probable that all the sup
porters of General Grant will vote in favor OF a
rule which previous Republican Conventions
have condemned. There are many patriotic
men among them who, if they desire the nOml-
nation of the ex-Presdent, desire 1t because
they believe that he could be elected; but they
must know that his election would be lncaIcu-
lably more difficult IL he should be nommateu
against the will OF a majority OF che COnven-
ton. Among the supporters OF the ex-Presl-
dent who are instructed to vote as unit on the
nomination, moreover, there are comparatively
few who are so bound in respect to their action
on preliminary questions. One OF the first ques-
tons raised, doubtless, will be whether district
delegates can be deprived of their free and IN
dependent votes by the action OF majority IN
the delegations to which they belong, or by n
structions from State Convention and i'll de-
Gliding that question, individual members will
claim the right to vote as they please, and cite
as their authority the decision of previous
National Republican Conventions. Until the
Convention establishes a new order for itself,
the presidents made in previous Conventions
will have the force of rules. AS the individual
delegates cannot be gagged in deciding whether
they shall be gagged, it is probably safe to cal
culate that a majority of them will decide in
| favor Of freedom.
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is elated by It, he ought to say 10, for be might
encourage that Thurman boom, which Is nowsnyisi-
BILE, to start.
One OF the enraged Grant papers goes 30 far as to
call Washburne false Judas" What sort OF
Judas is that's
1t isa misdirection Of energy for the Third Ter
mers to denounce the violstors ofithe sanctity Of
the unit rule. They are not tho men who have de.
feated the third-term scheme. They are merely
representing the views Of majority of the Repub.
lcans Of the country who have settled down to the
conclusion that Grant cannot be elected IL nomi.
mated. and that 1t is folly to enforce rule which
cratic party control Of the country. II anybody il
to be- berated. and called traitor renegade
lican party in a body. II you are going to hit
head, brethren, hit the guilty one.
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INCIDENTS OF LAST NIGHT.

At Haverly's Niblo's Garden Theatre Mr.. Joseph
Murphy came forth In Mr. Fred. Marsden's drama
of Kerry Cow. Colonel Sim, at the Brooklyn
Park Theatre, produced new piece by Mr.. ]. w.
Shannon entitled "a Golden Came. 800. Miss Annie
Pixley, as Mliss, emerged at Haveriy's Theatre.
Brooklyn Mr.. Burbank gave his Polytechnic,
at the Brooklyn Music Hall. Mr.. DOyly Cartes
Company presented 1.-The Pirates OF PEN
zance" at tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music
...,.Tony Pastor came forth at the Nov
elty Theatre, williamsburg. 1.-The Colville
Troupe, at the Grand Opera House, sang
and sported in "Ill-treated Trovatore." My
Partner" q, the Union Square, "a Ch,ld Of the
Brothers at Haverly's Theatre. the Westhersoy;
Goodwin Froliques, in Hobbies" at the STANDARD.
Salsbury's Troubadours, in The Brook" at Days,
MIR. Polk. in "A Gentleman from Nevada" az
the Fifth Avenue Theatre, and Miss Minnie Palmerl
in her {" Boarding School," at the San Francisco
Minstrel Theatre were seen as usual There was
large attendance at the Concert Hall OF Messrs
Roster & Bial. who have just opened the Summer
Garden connected with their establishments
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THE MEMS THIS MORNING.

FoRriGS.-The Albanian declaration of indepen-
dence has been published at Scutari. - hDel
suit brought by an alleged gambler against Mr.. La
bouchere is being tried in London. - Dock la
borers are on strike in Liverpool.
DoMpsuc-The Grant delegates bolted from the
regular Republican County Convention in Chicago,
and held another elsewhere. - The chicago
express train went off the track at st. TOWNSVILLE
N. Y: no one was killed. - The Charter Amend
ment bill Jagged in the State Legislature
Yesterday. - Four men were killed out
r,gbt bv a boiler explosion at Rome, N Y.
oil tanks were still burning at Rixford, Penn,
Yesterday. - The Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence adopted complimentary resolution in regard
to President and Mrs. Hayes.
CoNGRRss-In the Senate attention was called
70 the numerous petitions In favor OF the Eaton
Tariff bill the extension of the Nationa! Survey
into the States was debated; Senator Hoar spoke
nm the Kellogg case. - In the House NUMBER
of new bills were offered; the Curtln-1ocum case
was considered; the Legislative, Executive and
judicial Appropriation bill was reported an evening
session for debate was held.
Cry AND SUBURBAN-General Sheridan contin-
ued his testimony in the Warren inquiry yes
terdav. -The Council Of Reform opposed
the Charter amendment. 60 Several Dis
trict Republican meetings were held.
= There was great activity. with
much depression In stocks. - The body OF D.
II. Falkner private secretary Of Receiver Lathrop.
was found In the North River 80 The Sinking
Fund Commissioners considered the taxation
of the elevated roads. - German tene-
ment.house agent was brutally murdered
by q negro. - The Coaching CLUB re-
tnrned from Jobstown. 80 Several suicides
were brought to light in New-York aud Brooklyn
- Gold value of tho legsl-tender silver dollar
(4l2lo grainsl 1907 cents. Stocks active declin
ing heavily and closing weak, with little or no re-
covery.
THE WEATHER.-TRIRUNE local observations In.
dcate clear or partly cloudy weather, with slightly
lower temperature. and possibly On occasional
shower. Thermometer yesterdays Highest S60
lowest, $40 : average. 71sio.
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-------------------
MUSIC AND TIE DRdMA.
INCIDENTS AT HAND.

The San Francisco Minstrels will appear on May
II at the Novelty Theatre in Williamsburg......
"The Pirates of Penzance" will be presented again,
next week, at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, by the
same company that formerly gave 1t there......
"The Spectre knight " will he produced, this
evening, at the Bijou Opera House. .-..The
one hundredth performance Of Hazel Kirke,"
ct the Madison Square Theatre, occurs to-
night, and will be commemorated... Mr.. Days
company will be seen In The Royal MILDLY" next
week. at Haverlys Theatre, in Brooklyn. .Messrs
Harrigan & Hart will close their theatre, the Co
mique for the season next Saturday night......
Suppe's Boccacco" will he produced at the Union
SQUARE Theatre next week. 1.-The engagement OF
General Tom Thumb and his wife and troupe will
end with the present week at the Aquarium. 80.
The last nights of My Partner" are passing at the
at the Grand Opera House May 17.....:A new Irish
play. entitled the "CrOOthwan" by Mr.W. Is. Cahill
Is to be brought out later in the season at Booths
Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11
GENERAL NOTES.

Train agents on the Chicago and North
western Railroad required by set OF regua-
keep Clean act decently, talk In low tone nos
work the cars more than In thirty miles, and never
throw books 10 O passengers lap
The recent election of Hartmann. Socialist,
as member Of the German Parliatnent from Hamburg,
shows how little progress has been made under ne acs
passed two years ago to uproot bis party No fcwer
than i9155 votes were recorded for him. while Rec'
Progresslst, who stood second on the poll, had only
e46l votes and the National Liberal came tn third WIN
only miserable 1858. 1t IL most Significant result
and may well make the German Government seriously
reflect The tide of emigration also continues; ana
10 improbable that notwithstanding she ~ syeS
tho Government to keep the facts % nuen IN sus
ground as possible questions may soou pe
asked regarding this sudden but now conunuous i"'
crease of German emigration.
The new Editor Of The Lockport Journal
who takss tho place Of the retiring Editor. H.
G. Richardson, IL willard A. Cobb, Tor
numoer of years connected With the pssss
"a ono Of the editors and proprieson-
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amussmsnts anu Msst,ngs 60 Might.

BIJou OPERA HOUSE." Ages Ago."
BOeTHs THBATRE--" Twelfth NiRDMt. oora0
RpooKfYN PARK THEATRE-" Golden came
DALY's THEATRB-" The Brook! 49,. .,or, Iavade -
FIFTH AVENUE THBATnE--'.A Gehuenan A'0IN ~'N'
HAxERLYs IHRATRE-Novelties. -,,
MtnIsnN SoUARR THEATRE" Hazel hrKe' - ,r,rv,h
NEw-YoRK AoUARIUM-2 and 81 General ION AnuinO
NiBio's GIRDEH-"Kerry Cow"
PAX THHATRR-" Joshua Whitc0mb." - ,,...,o
IAN FRANCISCO MNSTRELS OPERA HoUsE-mnhl0
Paimer's Boarding School.
STINDARD 1HEkTRE-" HOb0ies." -,
lJNIoN SQUARE THEATRE-"My Partner" o..v
WIIIAcK's TuEATRR-"A Child OF the STATE
uAp1soS SQUARE GARDeN-DOG Show. .,,.,
yITIONAL ACADEMY OF DEslGE-Annual ExnlOluon.
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SHORT YORK

With a liar or q blackmailer plain talk
is the best. George P. Rowell was once
thought a reputable advertising agent. He has
lost standing, however, for years; and at
last has been exposed or denounced sue
cessively by The Herald, Tho Ece"ing
Post and hundreds of other leading pa
pers. When the decline of his business
alarmed him. he knew enough to adopt the
best means for revIvinR it, and, in spite of
his hostility to THE TRIBUNE, he began advertis-
ing with US extensively. gladly paying our
regular rates in cash. Finally we felt it
our duty to warn our readers against some of
his claims in these advertisements Hence
Circular" in which he now splutters out
a confused medley of foolish and absurd misrepre-
sensations as to TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. AS
this circular begins with an impudent lie
about Mr.. George p. Roweps conduct when
he was once given a sworn statement of circula-
ton, and as he certainly knew this to be lie when
his firm name was signed to it, we do
not think it needful to follow him further.
1t may be we'll enough however. to add that
we think Mr.. Rowe also lies when he states his be
lief - as to the circulation of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
If he is not mpudently lying again. then he Is merely
fool enough to give o figure far less than
half,-but little over third,-Of the lowest number
The WEEKLY TRIBUNE has printed on any week,
in any year. for quarter of a century!
The question Of weekly calculations is now easily
settled Practically the whole editions OF tho lead
ing weekes. issued from the offices OF dailies,
20 through the mails. and the post Office has COM
pete records of the postage We are well sat
isfied with our business, and have no disposition
to make comparisons with others but as this ques-
ton has been raised we may merely say
that the books Of the Post Office Department at
Washington show the circulation of The
WEEKLY TRIBUNE through the mails to be
the largest of any weekly paper In the
United States. An abstract has been recently
prepared by the Hon. A. d. Hazen, Third Assistant
Postmaster-Genera showing the postage paid re-
spectively by the sixteen papers of largest
circulation, for the year 1870. The TRIBUNE paid
eight thousand dollars more than the largest
among the other fifteen
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BOOTH'S THEATRE.

There was no performance ut this theatre last
night. Miss Nelson, who has worked very hard.
for many weeks, was yesterday quite overcome with
fatigue and nervous exhaustion. and therefore
could not appear last evening" as was announced,
IN Tho Hunoh back" Her energy and endurance.
however are very great, and it is hoped she will be
able to act tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11
Wanted by the third tcrmers-A strong man to
hold the unit rule together.


Wanted by the third tcrmers-A strong man to
hold the unit rule together.
It's noticeable that simultaneously with the gen.
eral belief that Grant win not be nominated. DEM
ocratic scheme for stealing the Presidency appears
Mt Washington. Hope of securing d Democratic
election by the people disappears with Grants can
didacy
One end of the third-term combination rested on
the Solid South and the other end on the unit rule
and both supports have broken under the PRESSURE
There ara n good many men in the Democratic
marty who are agtatcd with q foreboding that
when tho Cincinnati Convention meets Mr.. Tudens
second choice will be found to be Mr. Tilden. Con-
gresham Hurd of Ohio who is one of the Claimants
faithful supporters said at the Ohio Convention
that he believed Mr. Tilden was O candidate, and
that lie lad no intention of withdrawing at any
time or i'll favor of any person. Ills may DC the
way Iilden looks at 1T.
General Grant is without doubt the choice of only
n minority of his party for the Presidency This is
not year when the Republican party can afford
to run minority candidate
The peculiar kind of spontaneity with which the
third term boom has started itself in Cook County
will not be- liable to discourage the Blaine men in
Illinois.
Three moro men in the Pennsylvania delegation
they will vote for Blaine at Chicago. They are John
IGordon of the XVIII. and JIG. Isenberg and B. F.
Wagenseler of the XVIIIth District And yet
there are people who declare that all tax about
break In the Pennsylvania delegation Is mere
Blaine blowingP
The new Democratic electoral scheme, for stealing
the Presidency under a pretence of legal form,
comes fifty from Senator Of the Solid South. 1t Is
n typical specimen of Southern bulldOzing and the
victim of the intended outrage is the will Of the
American people.
Some of tho third-term advocates are hard pushed
enough to say that the North cannot be said to be
opposed to third term because not single Repub-
lican Convention has made declaration against 1t.
Perhaps not in its platform, but every Northern Re-
publican Convention, which has represented the
will of the party has by its action condemned it, for
where movement has been thrust forward with
so much energy as this scheme for nominating
Grant has becn the failure of convention to APP
point Grant delegates is declaration enough.
Nobody has given tho country tho benefit Of Thur
mans views Oh his alleged triumph in Ohio. II he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11

great thing to be kept in view is that the
Chicago nominee must be elected, and that to
do 1t the party must pull all together. We
shall be more likely to do it if we avoid re-
examinations and loss of temper over candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11

Kearney howl For this did his Sympathizers In
this city meet and speechify and resolve. For this
are these wonderful reformers struggling. And
this We take it. is precisely what they will not get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11

Yesterdays session of the Court of Inquiry In
General Warron's case was especially interest
ing. General Sberidan's examination was con-
tnued, and he was at times pressed with ques-
tons which he declared he answered with
reluctance because he was Obliged to reflect
mon officers and men who fought at Five
Forks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11

Persons Leaving torn for the season, and Sum-
n,er travellers. can haze The DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them. postpaid, for 81 20 per month,
the address being changed as often as desired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-11

Tho passenger who was killed on the Ninth
Avenue Elevated Road last evening, while try
ing to cross the track, simply paid terrible
penalty for his own folly.