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LIVE STOCK.
East LipertY.

EAST LIBERTY, Aug. l5.-Cattle-Re
ceipts since Friday 244S head through
and l4ll Of yard stock; total for week
ending to-day 57l2 through and 34ls
local. The supply is liberal, about 25C
head more than last Monday; all offer
ing of good to extra met ready sale al
prices better than last Monday; com.
mon to fair held firm but no advance
everything sold except few loads OF
late arrivals not in market; fair to good
shipping s. 00@6 so; fair to good butcher
S4 50@5 75 common and light S. 759
425; bulls light demand 81 75@3 70; fat
cows and stays as to quality and weight
So 00S4 75; stockers and feeders scarce
and not much asked for at s. 00@4 %.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1850 head; total
for the week II, $50; Philadelphias So 20
a. 90; Workers S6 25@6 40.
Sheep-Receipts 900 head; total for
the week 2l,S00; selling iair at last
weeks prices.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August l5. - The Drorrs
Journal bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
$1,000 head; shipments $500 head mar.
ket steady and unchanged; quality
poor; good clearance.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; ship.
ments 1900 head; market strong, active
and firmer; no prime; good To choice
shipping 50 SosaS ..l.es .22Qavf9RWRR, tao o'J5
@4 20, range cattle wanted at lOc
higher; grass Texans S3 0094 90; half.
breeds and natives 81 25@5 %.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, August l5.-Beef Cattle
Extreme tops scarce and a,shade better |;
other grades l@ic higher and active ;
very best 5sg6sc; first quality 41@54:
medium 3(94c; ordinary 2l@3c; most
sales at 5@6c. Receipts 2,4l2.
Hogs Supply fully equal to the mod.
crate demand; quoted at 73@9ic. Re.
ceipts 50,964.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 1907
head: sheep at 50 00Ga5 90; lambs at
So 5O@6 90.
New York.
New York, August 1.-THE Droucrs'
Journal bureau reports: Beeves--Re-
ceipts 2, $50 head market in good de.
mand at an advance OF tc; full clear.
ance made before II 4. M; native steers
st@l2c; outside figures for four carloads
of Kentucky steers and Texas steers at
7I@sc; exporters used 450 fat steers Tor
shipment tomorrow, lb6 live cattle,
3,6lO quarters OF beef, 685 carcases oi
mutton.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; sheep
sold fairly; lambs closed heavy; ex-
tremes 81 OOM5 so per 100 pounds for
sheep; So OOG7 so for lambs.
Swine-Receipts 3,l00 head; market
quiet for live hog; s. 75taB % per
100 pounds for poor to fair; 81 sO(96 9e
FOR good 10 prime.
Cincinnati.
CrycryxArI, August l5.-Live Hogs
Dull; common and light s. Oo(a6 SO;
packing S. 90@G %. Receipts $500;
shipments $50.
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Rev Mnrdarers CAPTURED

1T. Louis, August 10 Patrick Elriy,
Vim. ZIcharitZ. Oscar ZTchari'Z, his
brother, and Wm r Ztchar,rz, their
cousin, and Louis Mueller, boys rang
in, from seventeen 10 twenty t~D years
OF ayp. were arrested b tween ihre aud
tive o'clock this morning for the murd
OF Vim. Lirdeiman last Tuesday night.
Patrick Early Is sald to have hrrd the
fatal shot. rhe arrests were hr 'ught
sblutthruuyn information furnished TO
the polite bg one Of the l-CII reporters
OF the RytMjiicup, who had be n quietly
working on the case fpr several days,
ami that paper has an account oi the
c rcumStances.
P. Eariy, or Patsey, as he Was called,
has raniessed that he did the shooting,
and he and the other b,ys say that the
circumstance which led 10 1, arr hl I'll
that they were at the anterberry Inca
ter during Thursday night; that Lander
man was in a room talking to some
girls engaged In the place; that they
guyed him and he called them rats and
tramps and applied other harsh words
TO them, making them angry. When
Landerman left the Canterbury, young
Early, the two Zachritz boys and Muel-
Ter followed him; when at the corner
Of Chestnut and Sixth streets they asked
him what he meant by calling them
hard names at the theatre. Landerman
replied very roughly and Immediately
pulled a police billy out of his pocket
and struck one Of them on the head,
Enoeklng him down. He then struck
Eafiy glanciDg blow on the head, and
snle attempting to strike him second
Gi Ine Early drew a pistol and fired.
tns comedies pretty nearly with
UGe OF the testimony given
SAe Coroner's inquest about Lander.
mAa Sinking one OF the party on the
SSorner, and bears out most OF the evil
o Hsnee gwen by Wolf, who was held as
ssssory. 1t appears that local repor-
.eI ol the WestiichS Post was the first per-
an 70 y get clue to the affair which ne
S ~. @tough his landlady, whose young
u hs chance witness of the shoot
ana knew almost all OF the boysen-
sSSsel u It This reporter then consult
trePCrter on the Republican and tie
tb;S NOtked the case up until two O'Clock
s a9fnng, when they laid their in
oi ipSNon panon and facts before Acting Chief
tbaS.uee tbouee huebler, anG in two hours all
NJ OOyS were found, arrested and locked
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SPORTING.
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August l5.-First race, ,one
mile; Clan Alpine first, Rob Roy Sec
ond, Explorer third. Time l:44.
Second race, one and half miles !;
Checkmate first, Windrnsh second, Gin.
derella third. Time 2:39!.
Third race, one and an eighth miles;
Dan X. first, Mary Anderson second,
Brooklyn third. Time l:56.
Fourth race, quarters OF a mile;
Navasro first, Jake White second, Ma
rathon third. Time l:l6f.
Monmouth Park.
MONMOUTH PARK, n. j., August b
First race, one mile; Sir Hugh first,
Duke of Montrose second, Laurelle
third. Time l:44a.
Second race, Bedouin first, Bouncer
second, Olivia third. Time l:l74.
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THE ANXIETY INCREASING.
The Patients Condition Less Satisfac-
tory-The Worst Result Feared.

The Patients Condition Less satisfac.
tory-The Worst Result Feared.
WASHINGTON, August l5.-The irrita.
ton of the Presidents stomach return.
ed during the afternoon, and he has
vomited three times since one o'clock,
although the afternoon rise in tempera-
ture is less than it has been for several
days. The pulse and respiration are
more frequent, so that his condition is
on the whole less satisfactory. His
pulse is now l30, temperature SO ell,
respiration %. This bulletin is
signed by Drs. Bliss, Barnes,
Woodward, Reyburn and Agnew. The
surgeons still keep close to the Presi.
dent and avoid giving any opinion out
side, but there is no concealing the fact
that the President is decidedly worse
and that he is in much danger. The
genera feeling is one OF great uneasiness.
Crowds are pressing to the White
House for news and the doctors not con-
nected with the case have but little hope.
DR.. Garnett, an eminent surgeon, fears
the worst result. Hopes are still! felt
thSt,L Tho p-"s'@""t NOV "at h"tt"~ ."
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IT is generally conceded that the ma
jority OF diseases are accompanied by
faulty digestion. No remedy has before
been discovered which has 50 beneficial
an influence as Fellows Syrup Of Hypo-
phosphites.
l have derived much benefit from
using Fellows Hypophosphites in
chronic constipation. John B. Moore,
Forest City, Montana.
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An Affair OF Honor.

LITTLE Rock, August l5.-lniorma-
ton has Just been received in this city
of a desperate duel fought in the Indian
Nation last week between I. y. Carpen'
ter, a Choctaw chief, and Col. Ames
Price, a prominent citizen OF the Creek
Nation. Price was killed and Carpen-
ter fatally wounded. Considerable feel
ing exists over the affair, as both were
ameng the most prominent men in the
nation,
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BURNETT's CoCoAINE

Is Renowned as q Pure and Effective
Hair Dressing in Every Quarter Of the
World.
For thirty years it has been favorite
with the people and leader with the
trade. The name "Cocoaine" has be-
come valuable property. Burnett d
Co. have established their sole right to
its use in several suits at law, Thus pro-
tecting the public and themselves from
imposition,
The superiority OF Burnett's Flavor.
ing Extracts consists in their perfect
purity and great strength.
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ScurYY.

SAN Francisco, August IA The Brit
ish ship Erin Isle, which arrived at this
port July S0th, had on board sixteen
cases of scurvy. Out o. the crew OF
eighteen men, one died, four are now
on board and the rest are conyalescent.
The case was reported 10 the health Of
ficer to, day for the first time. The Er,n
IsIe is from Shields, England, and the
scuryy was caused by bad and insult
Gent food, bad water and the absence
OF snti-scorbities.
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he is mere shadow OF his former self.
The statements as to his buoyancy and
strength have been exaggerated. The
fact is simply this, President Garfield
has been too extensively tampered with.
Had he been poor man in the ordinary
walks OF life and been taken to Hospi-
tai and ordinarily treated, he could have
been ont to-day"
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WASHINGTON WAITS.
Deyising Means for the PrOtec-
ton of the Mails Against Fire
on Railroads.

WASHINGTON, August l5.-The Divi..
sion Superintendents OF the United
States Railway Service met today in
regular annual meeting to discuss the
affairs OF the service and make improve
ments. The subject taken up first was
that to devise some method of heating
postal cars that will remove the danger
of the cars being burned in cases OF &C.
cidents on railroads. Last winter six
postal employees and large quantities OF
mail was lost by postal cars taking fire
when turned over by accidents.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York, August l5.-Dry Goods
Business continues fair with commits
sion houses and iobbing trade improves
steadily. Cotton goods in moderate
demand and firm. Prints fairly active.
Dress Ginehams moving freely and
dress goods in moderate demand.
Mems wear light demand and firm.
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WOOL.
philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August II. Wool
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 4l942lc; MN 4ltc;
medium 44G4Gc; coarse 37Cg3sc; New
York. Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine 3SG4Oc; medium 44(S45c; coarse
36G37c; washed combing clean 40C4Sc;
unwashed do. 27l@33c; pulled 35(S3sc.
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ITALY.
Killed by an Avalanche.

LONDON, August IA correspond
ent writes from Val d'Angasca, Italy,
that Signor Marienatta, a distinguished
member of the Italian Alpine club,
while attempting the ascent Of Mount
Rosa on the Sth inst, was overwhelmed
by an avalanche, together with two
guides.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Irregular on light
volume OF business.

VI OuoiuCc6s
STATE SEcuRIrrEs-Dull and nominal.
SroCEs-The market opened weak and
generally lower, and in the early deal.
ings prices declined | to II per cent.
Illinois Central, Missouri Pacific, Nor.
walk and Western preferred, Texas
Pacific, Michigan Central and Denver
roads were most prominent in the down.
ward movement. A subsequent recev.
cry OF |! 10 l per cent took place, the
latter in Missouri Pacific. During the
afternoon speculation again became weak
owing to the condition OF the President,
and there was further decline OF ! to 9
cent, which was most marked in Nash.
vile and Chattanooga and Hannibsl
and st. Joseph preferred In the finai
sales some shares recovered q fraction,
but the general list closed barely steady.
From the Commercial Bullotin: For.
eign exchange is heavy, and although
rates are nearly at point at which goll
will freely come from Europe, they are
not quite 80. A lot OF $25O,0OO arrived
however, the shipment being q special
transaction. The shares dealt in were
tame and in the absence OF important
transactions by leading spectators, the
brokers sold prices down, they being as
sisted by unfavorable reports about the
OF the President and by the
outlook for the settlement
OF trunk line railroad difficulty. II Is
well understood that an effort is making
TO induce Vanderbilt to agree TO one or
two years money pool Of the trunk
line business and that he stands for five
year pool on the bases of last years bust
ness. Transactions l5S, 900 shares.
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FRANCE
Died in Their Sins.

LONDON, August l5.-During bull
fight at Marseilles, yesterday, several
tiers OF seats collapsed and twelve per.
sons were killed and one hundred and
fifty injured.
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An Extraordinary High Pulse at Noon

An Extraordinary High fuise Ut Noou'
WASHINGTON, August ID The mid
day bulletin was not issued till nearly
l o'clock. His pulse was then llS,
temperature SO, respiration l9. The
bulletin says that since the last bulletin
the President has not vomited again
and he is now able to retain the nourlsh-
ment on his stomach. At the morning
dressing there was free discharge OF
pus and the wound was in good condl-
ton. The Presidents temperature has
fallen since morning and the midday
bulletin appears alarming. The surgeons
saw this IS not so. They attribute the
higher pulse to the exhaustion caused
by vomiting, and look upon
the reduction in the tempera-
ture as favorable symptom.
There is an uneasiness outside OF the
White House, and the surgeons don't
say much. 1t is evident they do not
feel as confident as formerly, but they
feel more hopeful than last night or this
morning. Morphine was again admin.
istered to the President last night and
this morning. While he has not recov-
cred from the last operation, as the sur.
geons hoped, they still insist that he will
rally and believe he will get well.
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By His Own Hand,

MEMPHIS, TENN, August l5.-C. W..
Anderson, formerly railway conductor,
died at the city hospital this morning,
from an overdose Of morphine, admins
tered by his own hands.
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a,sS ,sDSTSerTlns articles are always sppreei.
Psrr lhe exceptional cleanliness OF
Graz hair Balssm makes it popu lar
cas;oD.1S a1rs are impossible with its oc-
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August l5--Flour- Higher
for hiyh grgdea: low grades firm; west
esn snperanc 81 O9l9i 75; extra 50 OO(9
: Is: family &c OOG6 Is. Wheat-West-
ern excited, higher and strong; No: z
winter red spot and seller Augustsl 3St;
seller September 81 3I(al 3It seller
October 81 39l; sellsr November 81 400
| 4OI. CorD-Western excited and
higher; mixed spot and seller August
&c. seller September 67i@6Sc; seller
October 7Ota,76Ic: seller November 7li(9
7ac Oats-steady and firm; western
white aga 45c, latter store; mixed ilC9
aac RyeZDuIl at S1as5c. Hay Steady.
Proyi.;ons-Firm. Mess Pork - At
sis 75 Bulk Meats-Shoulders and
clear rio sides packed 81 75t9l0 4.
Bacon-Shoulder sic; clear NIB sides
lie; hams I39l2tc. Lard-Refned l2ic.
gutter-Firm. Esgs-Firmer at l49l5c.
Petroleum-Duli. Coffee - Firm: Rio
careoes IO(9I2tc. sugar-Dull. whis-
kyeHigher at 81 l4iSl Is.
Toledo
ToLxDo, August l5.-Wheat-EIcifed
and higher; No. 2 red spot u U3;
seller August 81 got; seller Septembsr
ss'e 81 All; seller October 81 s2si seller
November l34i bid; seller December
81 37I; seller year 81 3oi; No red 81 "A;
smber Michigan 81 81. Corn-Opened
strong and higher. closing quiet; No. 2
seller October 62.c: year 59s. Osb-
Quiet; No. 2 3sic.
Pittsburgh.
PrrrsBuRaH, August l5.-Petroleum-
Active: United certificates firm at
7sic; refined 7;c for Philadelphia do
livery.
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BULLETIN 8.
Not So Well at the First Report.

Tot 30 W Ell NJ tne I IEst IEePOrF'
ExEcuTIyE MANSION, August 10, $50
A. M.-The Presidennt did not rest as
we'll as usual last night until towards 3
o'clock. His sleep was not sound, and
he awoke at short intervals. His stom-
ach was irritable. and he vomited sew.
eral times. About o'clock he became
composed and slept we'll until after Z
O'Clock this morning. His stomach is
still irritable and his temperature rather
higher than yesterday. At present his
pulse is los, temperature lO2, respira-
ton 20.
[Signed.J d. w; BLISS,
J.K. BARNES,
j. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
+ RI HAMILTON,
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Pulse 40 at $50 PM

4
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 9l30 p. M.-Pri-
vate Secretary Brown, who has Just
come the surgeons room, says the Pres
ident is still sleeping. He
also said that his sleep was
natural and that no morphine had been
administered to-day. The statement
heretofore made to that effect is erron.
eous. The patients pulse has de.
creased ten beats, being at present
about l20. No further trouble from
nausea is being experienced. The sur
geons estimate his temperature at this
hour to be about normal. The indica-
tions are that his pulse is still subsiding.
The --latest.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, August 16, 2 A.
AT this hour everything is quiet in
the vicinity of the sick room. The ply
sicians are dozing'and the watchers in
the Presidents room are not to be seen.
Nothing has been observed since mid
night to indicate any interruption to the
natural slumber which the President
has been enjoying.
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BEYOND THE DEEP.
THE WRANGLE ON THE LAND BILL
IN PARLIAMENT,
The Cause Of All the Trouble Between the
Two Bodies-The llish Peers Get
ting AIarmed-The Prospects Of
the Afghanistan Ameer
Frightening.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS NUGGETS.
ENGLAND

Comments on the difference Between
the Lords and Commons.
LONDON, August l5.-Earl Pembroke
writes to the Times, protesting against
the cry being raised that the amend
ments of the Lords 10 the Land Bill are
an attack on the principle of the bill.
He says this is not true in regard to one
single amendment,lexcept that dealing
with the termination Of the exist.
ing leases, and that amendment
only restores the bill to the
shape it entered the Commons.
The obstinate injustice of the govern.
ment towards the landlords, he says, is
the sole cause of the deadlock. The
Times says the temperate judgment of
rational men is unanimous that the diff
ferences between the two houses ought
to be compromised, nor is there the
slightest reason to believe that fair,
moderate and practical arrangement
is out OF the question.
The Neirs says il Gladstone resigns he
would make the peers our mas
ters. II vote of the majority OF the
hereditary legislators could at any mo-
ment overbear the decision OF the coun-
try parliamentary government would be
farce. The same may be said OF the
dissolution OF parliament and general
election. The Ners discredits the idea
of conference between the two
houses.
Irish Peers Getting Alarmed.
LONDON, August 15.-Several Irish
Conservative peers urged Lord Salisbury
to withdraw his opposition to the Land
bill on the ground that the rejection of
the bill would be followed by a renewal
OF the land agitation, which would prob
ably entail upon them greater losses for
non-payment of rent than they have
sustained. Lord Salisbury advised the
peers at the meeting on Friday to ad-
adhere to all their amendments on the
ground that it would be by doing so that
they could force the government to make
concessions.
A Loophole of Escape for the Peers.
LONDON, August l5.-The Ministers
have determined to allow the peers
loophole OF escape from the menacing
dilemma in which they are placed in
reference to the land bill. In one or
two minor points concessions will be
made, so as to afford the peers an op
portunity for timely retreat under the
cover Of partial success.
AFGHANISTAN.
MI, .oo-,s Prospepys9 TIPS IS reported
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WEIR'S FATE.
1ue JuRY STILL HANGING FIRE on
CERTAIN POINTS,

With No Prospect Of Final Agreement
The Twelve Men Brought In and
Rscharged-Ths Feeling Against
His Honor Subsiding-ABet
terChance for Conviction.
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usw OSteanA

new ORLEANS, August 15.-Co6se-
Firm; fsir 70 good l00l3c. Sue,r-Duil;
inferior TO good common 6{(97ie; com.
mon 70 sooi common 7l(s7tc: yellow
clarified 90gic. Nolasses-DuIl; com.
non &c; fs,r 30c; prime 35c; choics 40c.
Rics.Sronssr; ordinary I, peims
4a963e.
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three times since one o'clock. His tenn
perature is now SO 6.l0, which is less
than iJr several days. His pulse is 13O,
respiration %. HILL,
IcI.n0 ConreforaI
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AFGHANISTAN N.

The Ameer,s Psqmeqyys. yys.IrS pfpTs IS reported
that Ameer Abdurrahman Khan's SOL
diers, who went to Ayoob Khan after
the recent battle, are deserting back
again to the Ameer. The Ameer's en-
voy at Simila states that the Ameer
has a strong position and plenty OF
everything, and does not want money
or arms. On the whole the prospects
are more hopeful.
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TIE Official Bulletin at Noon.

The Official Bulletin at Noon.
ExEcuTIvE MANSION, 1890 p. NJ
Since the last bulletin the President has
not again vomited and has been able to
retain the nourishment administered at
the morning dressing. The discharge
of pus was free and was OF good char
acter. Since then his pulse has been
more frequent, but his temperature has
fallen to a little below what 1t was at
this time Yesterday. At present his
pulse is lis, temperature SO, Respiration
i9.
[Signedl D. W: BLISS,
J. h. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBr. REYBURN,
+. II. HAMILTON.
The Message at $50 this Evening.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 P. M.-At
this hour the information obtained from
the attending surgeons is to the effect
that while the indications are that the
Presidents wound is doing very well
and is apparently not the cause OF the
present trouble, the TACT cannot
be concealed that the patient
is extremely weak and that his disabili-
ty is such as to cause anxiety. 1t has
determined not to disturb his stomach
by permitting him to eat for the pres
ent and nourishment is being admins
tered by means of an injection. The
surgeons explain the difficulty
by asserting that the Presi,,
dents stomach has failed to respond
as it should, hence the determination to
inject the nourishment. There is de-
cided feeling OF anxiety among the
members OF the CabiNet and attending
surgeons, and at this writing the situa-
ton is at least very grave. Nothing
has been heard from the sick room dur
ing the last hour, and the Cabinet Off
GERS are not in waiting to hear the latest
news. '..-
The Message to Lowell.
wAsBINKToN, August Is The follow
ing cable was sent at $50 this evening
to Lowell, Minister at London:
The Presidents condition is less sat-
isfsctory. The irritabiiity of the stom-
acn has returned. He has vomited
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 3 to 3 i'2 Per Cent
Governments Weak and Lower
Flour Quiet and fim-whsat
Active, Firm and Higher
Hogs Dull.
FINANCE.

Nsw YoRE, August l5.-Mox,Y Mar.
ket easy at S93a per cent, closing at 4.
Prime mercantile paper Si(S5 per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills steady
at 4S2; demand at 4s4t.
SrLyER-At London SLID per ounce;
bar silver here ll2l; subsidiary silver
coin | per cent discount.
GovERNNENrs-Weak and generally
&c per cent lower.