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The Republican, whose editor con-
graduated Mr.. Martin on the day of
his nomination and assured him of his
election, ought not to publish garbled
statements. If it is not willing to pub
lish the statements of the State Cen
tral Committee, it ought at least to re-
frain from publishing them in garbl-
ed form. The committee have been
fairly irea ed by the Democratic pa
pers, and it is mainly through their
courtesy that the official papers have
been brought to public notice. Slate
Sentinel.
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SITTING BULLS WARRIORS.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Aug. 27.--The 100
Northern Sioux lately SURRENDERED at
Fort KeOgh are to be sent TO the Cheye-
nne River Agency ON the Missouri
Special Indian agent Pollock, at Fort
Peck, telegraphs that about 1000 more
will come into that post from Sitting
Bulls camp. Sitting Bull has with him
100 lodges estimated at 100 fighting men.
The buffalo have all gone south Of the
Missouri River, hence the breaking up
OF the hostiles.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Tbe Interior
Department has received information
simply that the treaty has been laid be
fore the Southern Utes aud that there
will be a council on next Monday. No
indication OF the prospect of success is
gwen. Nothing new is heard from the
Northwest except that Rain-in-the Face
wants TO surrender to the civil authorities
and not to the military,
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QUARRELLING OVER SPAIN'S
UNBORN PRINCE.

LONDON, Aug. Pa despatch
from Madrid to the Daily Ne,os says
can excited discussion is raging be
tween the opposition papers and the
Ministerial journals upon the title
of the Queens first born. The
Cabinet holds that Princesses can
only hold the title of Asturias by
act of royal prerogative, contrary to
the opinion of the opposition leaders
and representatives of the Province
of Asturias, who intend to lodge a
protest if the Queen gives birth to
daughter. Preparations for the
coming event are complete. The
diplomatic corps and the Ministers
and visitors are all here.
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PANIC IN A THEATRE.

NEW YORK, August 27.--A thick
volume of smoke poured into
Aberle's Theatre at 10 o'clock this
evening from the windows on Fourth
avenue side. Some one in the
orchestra cried out Fire !" and the
next moment a rush was made for
the doors by the spectators. The
theatre was we'll filled and the two
exits were soon choked with crowds.
The greatest excitement prevailed
and a number of ladies tainted. The
police saw the gathering in front OF
the building and forcing their way
in soon succeeded in restoring quiet
The smoke came from the chimney
of an adjoining house.
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THE GOLD SEEKERS ADMoNIsHED

The many thousand adventurous seek
ers after gold and silver in the far west
she uld mediate upon the fact that in the
July drawing of the Louisiana state Let
terry Mr.. Jacob Rabiner, No. $50 Grand
ST., New York City. drew one.hali of the
capital prize s3O,lU0. MIR. Max Stern, also
OF New York city, drew "A similar sum.
Messrs. N. Israil II, oppenheim, and b.
Roscnblum, OF VI Cnrystie street, New
York City. dIew one half OF the second
capital prize of $4,000. Mrs. Eliza NC
Gram, also of New York CiIy % Adams
Express) drew one-half OF the thit prize
OF s5 900, and MIR. William Matthews, OF
Mt. Vernon, WestcheSler Co., New York,
drew IA simi ar amount and each one only
paid one dollar. Why IL almost makes "A
person determine at once to write TO M.
A. Dauphin No. 3l9 Broadway, New ork
City, or same person at New Orleans, La,
for the particulars of the next drawing on
| Seplenlbtr l4lh. augl9 ct.
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A NEGRO LYNCHED.

GUTHRIE, Ky., August 27.-On Tues.
day morning colored man named
Green Ellis assaulted Mrs. Duncan, two
miles north of here, with intent to COM
mt robbery. Alter beating her severe
ly and taking sl2 that was on her per
son, lie lett her for dead. She recovered
suih ciently TO get home aud report the
facts Ellis was caught here yesterday
and had his tIial, and was to have beei
sent 10 the County Jail to-day. L,si
night, about 10 o clock, between twenty
nve and tty men rode into town, over
pot' red the guard, and removed Ellis
He was hanged not far from the town.
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FINANCE AND FAILURES.
LOW WATER UP THE della
WARE

BUsHKILL, August 26.-The water has
never been 80 low In the Delaware as II
is nov. At III atamoraI one can cross
the river easily by stepping from stone
10 stope. The Bushkill creek, which
emptiee into the Delaware near Easton,
is 80 near dry that tue mi Hers are great
ly incouvenieuced. There are some
fourteen or tifteen Rrist and saw-mi lis on
the stream, and they are all oompeil-
ed to sop running from eight to
eighteen hours day, in order to allow
the dams to fill up. The same state Ui
affairs Exists on the Little Bushkill
which emptes into the Delaware at thi,
place, and along the Sawkill at Milford
MIllers on the Lehigh river are greatly
inconvenlenced. At Harvey's Lake, i
vtty pretty sheet Of water, along which
are many summer resorts, the water y
over eight feet below IT'S ordinary Ievei
NJ ram, except light shower yester
day, has fallen here since August q.
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RETURNED FROM EUROPE.

John PilIing, Esq, of the firm OF
Joseph Dean Il Son, woolen manufac-
tules, of this town, arrived home from
his European tour ON Wednesday even
ing, alter AN lbsei &C of four months
and exactly one week. Quite a num-
Der of gentlemen friends attended "a
reception at his residence during the
evening and were entertained with
graphic accounts of what he had seen
and heard and also the difficulties ex-
perienced by traveller in a foreign
country who is unacquainted with the
language. Mr.. Pill ng looks remark
ably well and according to his own
statement never felt better in his life.
--Neaoark Ledger.
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T1OO Men KHLed.
ATLANTA, Ca, August u, 1880.

ATLANTA, Ga, August u, 1880.
On "Wednesday night, near Cochran,
Ca, four young white men disguised
themselves, went 10 a negro cabin, broke
down the door aud commenced firing
into 1t. The occupant, John Brown,
seized his double-barrelled gun, which
was loaded with buckshot, and fred
both barrels, killing two brothers, named
Dykes. The tops of their heads were
blown OIL. The negro made his escape.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict OF
justitiable homicide.
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THEY WANT THEIR MONEY

NEW YORK, August u. = The Soldiers
aad Sailors Protective Association which
consists Of soldiers, sailors and marines
who were def auded Of bounty money by
claim agents, who forged their names 10
papers, obtained the money and never
turned il over to them met tonight and
resolved to bring test suit against the
United States Sub-Treasury to obtain
their money from the government. It
was stated that over $1,000 900 were
stolen from soldiers bv these claim
agents.
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From the N. Y. Herald.
SOUTHWARK THE STAR OF
EMPIRE.

A contemporary In a recent issue
called attention to the fact that the
well known line of Bishop Berkeley
anent the ''star of empire" stands in
need of revision in accordance with
the altered circumstance, OF these
closing years of the nineteenth century.
The point is well taken. AS matter
of fact the star in question some years
ago reached its extreme westward
limit in the Pacific Ocean, and if it is
to continue its progress il can only be
by a carrom northward or southwark
A glance at the map shows that the
tue angle of DETECTION must be south
ward. The Western Territories of the
United States are even now more
| thickly settled than were the Missis-
sippi and Ohio valleys sixty years
ago.
Though our area will be ample for a
full half century to come for the ac-
commodation of agriculturists 1t can
not be denied that our virgin fields fol
discovery and enterprise are well nigh
exhausted. Meanwhile the capita
and labor of Europe are overflowine
upon us i'm a resistless tide which will
only be augmented with the progress
of the year. Such states as Ohio, In.
diana and Illinois, which have built
up their whole splendid career within
the &C ltury, are now in their turn the
muse les of annual swarms of emil
gra who push westward for un-
touc d fields for enterprise and ad
vel turs. Hitherto our own Territorie,
have supplied the necessary outlet
but W are rapidly nearing the moment
for tho southwark turn of the tide
Already our vast system of railway,
has reached and begins to skirt tn,
frontiers of Mexico. Two or thre,
years hence the Southern Pacific anC
Texas Pacific roads will be completed
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa FL
Company will reach the Mexican from
tier on the Rio Grande and in Sonora
reach the Rio Grande in their south
ward quest.
The mineral riches of Mexico are pro
velblal from the beginning of Spanish
American history. "Quetn dice Acjico
dire MINUS" says the Spanish proverb-
"To speak Of Mexico and of mines is th,
,ame thing" Mexico is par ercciicnc
lie great mining country of the world
Our own mining Territories, almos
without exception, were formerly par
OF Mexico in gold, silver, copper ant
precious stones is still, despite the CLEAN
Ings of three centuries and half, al
most untouched by the pickaxe. Th,
inevitable overflow of American capita
and industry into Mexico need not b,
hostile TO the independence Of our sste
r public. We have, as a nation, gottel
bravely over the earth hunger of for
mer generation, and there is disposition
on the part of the majority Of our citi
zrns to content ourselves within on
present territorial limits. Of cours
there will always be few irrepresslbl
adventurers on our frontiers who will
clamor for war and annex xation, but tn
sober sense of the majority will nulhf
lheir lawless greed. The Ieai question
To which Mexican aud American states
manshIp should address itself is hos
10 regularize for the benefit Of bot
countries the impending southwar
march of empire. The problem is con
tessedly difficult but il is not insoluble.
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F ortunate Russian Merchant

In the city of New York, at No. $50
Grand street, Mr.. Jacob Rabiner has for
Ine past nlleen years conducted "A gentle
WIN success by tair dealing and low
prl' es. He Ia the July drawing followed
the usual custom OF all continental Euro
peans and put a dollar in the grand
state Lottery Company, buying a hall
ticket or M. A. Dauphin, No 3lg Broad
Wsy, New York city, and obtained Tor this
ord innate Investment fifteen thousand
uIhials S,hia Wio,VoO) In gold, by The aid OF
which lie says be will be enabled to sell
SUI cheaper, and keep a larger assortment
oI GOODS. thus the Crescent Clty's favor
ite institution becomes as IL were bless
augB8t.
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WHAT CIRCUS HORSES BRING

At the sale of Thayer'. circus at Ches.
Tor on Thursday the horses sold rs fol-
lows:
James l. Shaw bought four, 500 S45,
S52 90, S75 80; H Fox, two, SAP, S77 90;
smith Sharoless, one, S62; E Middle.
ton, two, Ssl S42 50; Joseph Wadde II,
one, S7b; Jacob Sharplrss, one. SO7 90
Norton. one, $40; Mr.. Dennis, Ave
s35, S3S, S72 30, S32 %, $50; w o Brian
one, s47; Mr.. Heacock, one, S22 90
William Fenuell, one, S53; E Gartside
Que, s41 90; George Senior, one, so; 7
Faux, one, $50; II g Eye, one, $40
Harrison johnson one, $50; William
James, one, Sl27 90; J Forsythe, one
twenty nine horses netted 81 ,685.
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"BLACK SHEEP" MINERS.

CINCINNATI, August 27.-Last even
ing large body of armed masked
men, supposed to be striking miners
at Coalton, o., went 10 the houses
the "Black Sheep miners, took them
from their beds, and forced them to
dig no more coal and to Immediately
leave the country. Great excitement
prevails, and troops have been called
for by the Sheriff. Bloodshed is fear
eel tonight if aid does not come.
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BETWEEN 400 and 800 sewing girls
and women Of New York yesterday
participated in the annual free excur-
sion to Rockaway, kindly given by X.
Cornell White, ON the mammoth
steamer Grand Republic. Prepara-
tions for this event were perfect, there
being nothing left undone to add to
The enjoyment of the occasion.
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NEARLY FOUR MONTHS IN
A SADDLE.

John Benjamin, who has travelled
on horseback from his new home i'll
Texas to visit his Northern relatives,
rode into Elizabeth yesterday and
soon found his nephew, q we'll
known expressman. Mr.. Benjamin
left Texas on May 10, and has
traversed the entire distance on the
back Of his mustang or Indian pony.
The mustang he disposed of in Pitts
burg. After a brief stay in Eliza
beth he will resume his journey on
his pony to Brooklyn, where his
family reside.
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CLAYTON House Arrivals.

W. NJ. Kennard, city.
>. q. Walmsley, New York.
+. T. smith. cay.
j.: Il. Washington, New York,
W. S. Emerson, Dover, Del.
Z. j. Mccullough, city.
j. q Farra.
ID. q, Mckay, New York.
W; w: Rotherville, Middletown.
John Biggs. city.
>. u. Ryder, Elizabeth, n j.
j.. Ferry, city.
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THE BURKETr oUTRAGERS AC-
Quilted.

SOMERSET, Pa, August 27,-D G Mel
vile, M Martin, James POrren, j
Baker, Wick Barton, Scott Ferguso 1,
William Wilson, j John Maynard, Philip
Boyer, Frank Pemmian and jams
ringtoe, attaches of Boyd & Peters ci-
Gus, were placed on trial to-day on a
charge of having committed an outrage
on Miss Soloam Burkitt IN Shanksville
i'll July last, aud the jury rendered a
verd!ci acqmtting the prisoners and they
were all discharged.
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TWO THOUSAND FAMILIES
STARVING.

Sr. Louis, August IA committee
" cltlzsns from Norton county, Kan,
Visited the Mayor OF This city end the
members of the Merchants Exchangp
to-day 10 secure assistance for the stArv.
ing people Of that community. They say
there are over 1900 families there IN ali.
shlutsly destitute circumstance. M
food was left over since Lass year, anu
the citizens ot eighteen counties are lef
In great destitutlon. The crops of grait
were utterly destroyed by drouih. The
State, they say, il financially crlpplsh
aud tho suffering extends more or les,
throughout Kansas. A subscription vii
be raised ON Change Tomorrow.
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THE YANpERRILT GONE.

Early Wednesday morning the steam
or Charlotte Vanderbilt, which has been
running on he hnc between Philadel-
phia aud Fortescue Beach, quletl,
shipped away from Philadelphia and
sta, ted for New York. The boat had
been doing poor business, aud con.
tractsd numerous debts, on which
account she WAS twice libelled. This ID
the boat that WAS engaged TO take the
Sheare's excursion from this city to Cape
May two weeks ago. The excursion was
postponed on account Of the boat meet.
ing with an accident, and now IT will
probably no. lake place at all
The daily gazette., 1880-08-28

Mr.. A. b. RICHARDSON, of Rich
ardson Il Robbins of this town, has
just been granted a patent for a
soldering machine for soldering
fruit cans on the outside. Mr.. r.
invented the first successful machine
and made all their cans with it last
year; but the new machine, for
which he has just been granted a
patent, is great improvement over
every other mode of soldering cans,
and, besides requiring less heat,
uses about six ounces less of solder
for every one hundred cans than any
process heretofore used. Soldering
cans on the outside removes all OBJ
Jections to the use of TIN cans for
putting up meats, fruits and vege-
tables.-DoUer Sentinel.
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TWO TRAINS DAILY

Superintendent Mapes, as soon as
his new engine, the "Franklin City,"
is completed, expects to run two trains
daily from Franklin to Georgetown.
One will be passenger train exclu-
sively and the other will run both
freight and passengers.-Ge0rgSto,on
Inquirer.
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BEN BUTLER NOrACANDIDATE

LOWELL, Mass, August 27.-The
Democrats tonight chose delegate es 10
TIE State Conventions all OF whom would
be favorable to General Buffers camdi-
daey 1t he would stand, but he himself
was chosen in his home ward at his
own request, with the purpose, ii is un-
derstood, of declining gubernatoria
honors in the convention.
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SO color.sIind Railroad Men.

NEW i AVEN, Aug. N.--Uf the I,UoJ
railroad employees examined by Drs. Gar
malt and Bacon, there were ifty-six who
were esteemed by the experts ODE color
blind or deficient in visual powers. The
examinations under the revised rules OF
he State Board of health will be resum>
ell at once, and continued until all the
employees of the State have been exam
ined.
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TO-DAY'S VOTING.

The Democratic nomination election
for Candidate for Cliy Assessor and
members Of Council is in progress IL
the lower wards Of the city this after
noon. The polls opened at twelve
O'Clock aud will close at seven. The
voting is quite lively. The Republican
election for delegates to the State Con
vention will commence at O'Clock tins
afternoon.
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HENDRICKS CONFIDENT PRE-.
DICTION.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 27.-A privat..
letter las been received here from ex-
Gov. Hendricks, in which that gentle
man says that Indiana will certainly 20
Democratic in October. He charges
that tn" Republican managers have col
onized 1000 colored voters in that State.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-28
GEN. MCDONALD WILL Lee
TURE,

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-Gen. John Nc
Donald is here again, and denies that
Fved Grant had anything to do with
his arrest at Pana, Ill. He says Up
church perjured himself in saying he
drew pistol upon him. Mcdonald
says he is going on lecturing tour,
and will tell all he knows.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-28
Gsnerat Foreign NeWs.

LONDON, August 2S, 1880.
Pince Bismarck arrived in Berlin yes
terday.
The Osservatore Romano announces
that Cardinal Nina is much better.
Up to the present the German Minis
ter to the Danish Court has received no
intimatioD of his recall.
I.ctts, the Amer can actress, sailed on
Thursday in the steamer Egypt for New
York. She takes with her several new
European plays.
A Ber.in despatch 10 the st. James
Gazette saws :-"Germany has definitely
abandoned the intention TO acquire and
colonize the Samoan Islands"
The cargo ot cattle infected with Tex
MundelIa in the House Of Commons on
Thursday night, was from Baltimore.
The statement that the Marquis Tseng
had requested Russia to send an Ambas-
adoi to Pekin and that the request bad
been refused is autlentically denied.
The House OF Commons yesterday
passed the Hares and Rabbits bill by a
vote OF las to 70 aud the bill was sent
To the House ot Lords, where it was read
first time.
FINANCE AND FAILURES.
The steamer Lessing sailed from Ham
burg OH "Wednesday last with S400, 900
in specie for New York. The f100,000
withdrawn from the Bank of FL gland
to-day was for shipment to New York
Advices from Amsterdam announce the
suspension of Bunge & Joosten. mer-
chants, Of that city. Their liabilities
are moderate in amount. The labili
ties Of Durl am Il Co. are now said to
exceed f200,000. The failure Of Messrs
F-angopulo, Agelasty " Go. was caused
by stock speculatons of their Alexan-
dr. house.
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SPECIAL MOI ICE.
A CARD,

To all VINO are suffering from the en-
rUTA and iDdiscretions OF youth, nervous
Weakness, early decay, loss ei manhood.
&c, ! Will send a recipe That " i'll cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by "A missionary IN south
a ~ erica. send "a eif-addressed envelope
to tle REV. JOSEPH #. INMAN, Station d
N,10 York GtV. May4-eodDkwly
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Meetings Tonight.
SATURDAY,

Mechanics Lodge, No. 4, O.O.F.
BrandywiI Lodge, No. lS, l. o. o. F,
Lafayette Lodge, No. 3, X of P.
l'enape Tribe. No. q, X. NJ.
is1erson Council. No. 10. o U.A. NJ.
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THE TAILOR WHO STONED THE
DEPUTIES

ROME, August 27.-Cordeghaui, the
tailor who threw a stone from the gal
lery of the Cham Der of Deputies into
the hall below, was sentenced yesterday
to Il, ,e and Dalf oars imprisonment
and 10 pay a fine of z 900 francs.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-28

Delaware Republicans will hold their
State Convention at Dover on Thursday
September 2 New Castle county vii
be represented by seventy eight dele
gates, Kent nv forty and Sussex by forty
two-IG0 IN all.
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FIFTH EDITION.
KENT COUNTY SALES.


Sheriff Dunn sold the real esta Of
Thomas C. Green OIL Thu sday last, at
he Founla ain Hotel IN FELTON,, as fol
lows: No. /. The home farm hear
Whiteleysburg, containing 1926 acres,
was purchased by Divid Marine, for the
sum of $4,000; No. 2, farm of 100 acres,
located near No. /, TO VIM. Sapp, at
$6iO; No. 8, farm of 100 acres near Eel
IA, to Louis Schabinger, at S475; No. 4,
farm Of so acres, milrs east Of VIII IT,
leytburg, to Louis Schabinger, at 1925.
The aggregate sale amounted to $lo,310.
On Tuesday last the sheriff sold The
house and lol of John Sbahsn, near
Slaughter's Station, TO Francis Green
well, 10: $50.
Messrs. Ridgeley Il johnson, as Trus-
tees, sold on Saturday last, in The town
of Harrington, the farm ofthe late Jehu
#. Tharp, containing l43 acres OF land,
adjoining the town aud divided into %
different parcels, for the sum OF So 537.-
90.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-28
GARFIELD BIDDING FOR VOTES

MENTOR, o., August 27.-Gencral
Garfield was present to-day at the reun-
ion Of Battery G, Ohio Volunteer Light
Artillery, and made an address apprJ-
pirate TO the occasion.
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IWo.C0LoREDM MIrpnns

ATLANTIC ia "DERESS
vv,oreu waS woman named Ns,;.,1, An
! Butler, Taylor Cdma,ce p,aced in Jail
lor Tor the murder Of 'I'a,y' haty yesierj
daughter, Harriet ct Tet cr own ga|
on Tuesday, and tbe was nj.t commit
was was broken and he, her Eh'cllm's hcSm D
bruised with a club Oody terri
wT;,p,iLuMBUs, Ga, AUG. o. :,
W. iiilams, , ans a colored oi,l. A'CA g. y,
ern @ Liberties, has be6gn gf., r Of No
.he .n%;lI murder of her newly albresled lbesl (
which ',in was found buried IN ,OOrn b
with its head crushed l'u Ill a ga
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" nina Ion Markets.
, WILMINaroN. Del. Aug. 26. IL
PHILADELPHIA MARK ETs
Wednesday, Aug. Is, +. NJ
I ED. .-Hrau sOId Al sls prr lnII.

"WEDNESDAY, Aug. Is, D +. NJ
FELD.-Brau sod at els per ton.
rLuUk.-lhe Trade 10 dull, but uuclaup-
cd in prices. sales of 6UOU barrels, IN
Guiding Minnesota extras low aud goud
AZ sohU IZ12. do. do. straight, at 81 2,ab d..
Psnhsy wanna iamlly at "a 5oasj 37Ia, Wes-
ltfn 90. al - - "a SO 70, and paLents at a.
40 y. Rye rlour Is qui /. We quote vi
81 ~ per barrel.
GRAIN.-W Wheat is dun and unsett ed.
Sales ol 300 bushels, Including reiecteu
al elal %; red and amber, trace anu
unoat, choice at 81 OtA bid aud
U72s asked, and No. red in ele
vator, at IL O712. At the open board,
l6.UOO bushels Oats sod at 36A September
3I UGH was bid Tor August wheat; 81 VI
Tor september 81 W4s for OCTOBER, am
/ OSL for November. hye Is scarce al
71c. Tor new. Corn tirm ana prices /.
shade higher. Sales oil 900 bushels in.
5212c., and rejected, al 5lajl1Sc. AT the
open board, tiItt call, $1,000 bushels Sep.
tember sold at 5O12c.; 5Oc. was bid Tor Au.
gust, 5O12c. for September, and oOAc. foi
october and Ole. for ovember. Oats ar,
quiet but rirm. Sales OF S5OO bushels, IN
Guiding mixed al &c.; rejected at 35a:Ioc
and white at 80 "a 42c.
The receipts to-day were as follows 39j
| bbls. flour, 10000 bu shells Wheat, ~ 40
bushels corn, 1860 bush. oats, and :,
barrels whisky.
WHISKY was In demand. 100 bbls. q
Western irnu SOUND sold at 81 IL pc
| gallon.
CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 49,
| BEEF CATTLE were in fair demand Till
week and prices were rather higher. 3Or
| head arrived md sold at the differen
yards at 3a51sc. per h., as TO condition
SHEEP were rather easier. 1900 heac
arrived and sold at the different Yards n
3a5r. per Ii. as To quality. Lambs sold a
| 3%a612c. per pound.
Hoes were ~ demand at an advance
| 5000 head sold at the different wards ~
| 7Aa13Ic.per In. as to quality.
Park DroUe Yard, West Phlte., Aug. II.
SHEEP.-Exira, 10 to l3O MS, as Oe good
81 o lUU lbs, 81 o. to co.; fair, 50 to <,
hs., ~ ~; .tock sheep So - to 50 ~: good
Lambs, d " &c; comhdon lambs, 81 10 S2 so
| nlves ~ TO 5Hc. Supply hsaVy. Market
| clt sed With down rard tendency. ArrIvsi
| If GOOJ head.