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Cincinnati Commercial (Newspaper) - August 23, 1868, Cincinnati, Ohio6 the Cincinnati commercial sunday August 23, 1868. Rom monetary and commercial. Saturday evening August 22. Rates on Gold were off a Little to Day in new York and at the close of business Here 4334o Premium was Rivau As the buying rate. Neither the purchases nor the sales amounted to much. Exchange was found to to less plenty again to Day and some of the dealers had to make up deficiencies by purchases of their neighbors. Quotations. Buying. Selling. S. Y. Ex�?Tge1-20� Moo Dis. Par. Loston.1-Ioc Dis. Par. Philae Ial Ioc Dis. Pal. Baltimore.1-Loc Dis. Par silver32 s 35c Prem. 33�3ge Prem. Gold.4334c Prem. 44 4cprein. There was some irregularity in the movements if the Money Market to Day but no material change was wrought in its condition. The demand was Good and Well distributed to various kinds of business. Discounting ranges at 8912 per latter Figuro being extreme and applicable to outside offerings. Some of the Banks noted an increased outward flow of currency but outliers had better receipts from that source than for some Days past. There is a continued Good Supply of currency in the hands of outside brokers bidding for commercial paper. Government funds picked up a Little in new York to Day. There Are still but few offering and not much of a demand is experienced. Closing quotations of government securities in the new York Market. A it a 181�?T. 5r t o e w. A 114 1 4% a amp 30 jts Juc a it a tet Quot it eggs is ii3% il3% �s3h Linh 5-20-8, 18621131 113 k 113% 113 313 113 k 11.1k 5-2cb, 18641094 109k 108% 108% 108? 1083 1081 ,1985.1111 is Elk in in in is 5-20 i865 new a 108k 108 1071 107k 107k 107k 107k 5-20 a of 1�67108 107s 107k 107k 107k 107% 1071 5-2� >8. 1863107 a. . 10-40�?Ts.108% 108% 108 108k 108k 108k 108k Market steady. Money East at 4 per cent. Sterling Exchange w9%.�1<�%. Stocks appeared to have a better position in now York to Day without however producing much effect on business Here. There was some disposition to realize on stocks that had advanced but there appears a general Confidence that the period for a permanent break in prices is not yet at hand. Closing quotations of the new York Stock if. T. Brie. My h. Central. Midi. Southern. Illinois Central. Cleved and Pitta. Chicago , . O. Clev d k toledo., Bock Island 111k p., it. W. Amp St. Pan. St. Paul ref. 0. A m. Cert., Canton. W. U. Tel. Co. Board. It a s it u a a is in �5� a a we in k 17 m. k3 m2 is 127% 126 124% 123% 125 1244 124% 54 52% 5 1% 49% 45% 46% 49% .137 136 135 134 135%136 90% 90% 90 88% 83% 89% 90% 119 119 11984% 83% 82% 82% 82% 83 83 145% 144% 142 141% 143 143 �6 86 85% 85% 85% 85% 85% 83 80%81 80% 80% 80% 81% 80% 79% 80% 80% 80% 80% 99% 98% 98% 99% 98% 99 111% 98% 98 % 98% 98% 98% 98% 108% 1u7 105 105% 106% 106 106% 73 71% 71% 71% 71% 69% 69% 81 80 79% 80% 80% 7�?T>% 79%28% 28% 28% 28% 29 29 45 33% 33% 33% 34% 34% 34% 34 101% 100% 100% 100 99% 100 100 47 47% 46 46% 47% 50% 49 41 43 25% 41 2522 % a a e a a. A a. 21 146% 146% 145% 145% 143% 144% 144% Atlantic mail Adams. 47 United states 41 Wella-fargo.25 american. Merchants Una a. Gold. Market steady. The 3 30 dispatch to 8. B. Keys it pc ., and the 4 30 report to l. A. Green it pc ., were As follows new York Central.124 k brie. Hudson River. Reading. Michigan Southern. Cleveland and Pittsburg Rock Island. Northwestern. Northwestern preferred. Aug. 21. Aug. 22. 3 30. 4 30. 3 30. 4 30. 124% 123% 123% 46% 46%. 48 48 135 136 �9% 89% 89% 89% 83% 83% 82% 82% 85% 85% 85% 85%. 98% 98% 98% 99%. 80% 80% 80% 80%. 80% 80% 80% 80% 105% 106 106% 106%. 34% 34% a. A a 34% 50% 50% a see 49% 22% 224 a a a a 21% 144% 144 144% is not much doing. Quotations for them Are Given by messes. Kirk a a Hoever As follows hid. Ask. O. State6s. 3�31 102 103 Hamilton 90 92 municipal 6 per ot.85 86 do. Hosp.7-3ends.102 103 l. M. K. H., 1st m86 87 a con.l6s 78 79 c.,h.ad.,lstm.7a. 92 93 bid. Cd a it. It d.,3d 98 ii.4tm.bds.l8tm.78 83 c.,h.ad2dmi. 88 cent. Ohio 1st m.87 i.ac\r.r.,lstm.7s. 86 St ind. 1st . 86 o., Imilsi Lafayette 70 ask. 100 85 89 m 87 87 75 railway and h Sharks. O. Aud m. Cert. 28 . Pref. 76 m. U. Express. 20 Adams express. 48 w. U. Telegraph 33 lit. Miami scrip 86 29 77 21 49 34 87 Little Miami r. R.87 88 . It R. R 79 80 ind. And Cin. R. K. .53 51 And m.18 20 col. And Xenia. 86 87 m. And c.,. St�?Tk.28 30 business seems to to gradually enlarging in volume though there is no general movement that seems calculated to Start Trade out of its Long continued lethargic condition. Flour font Lues to to very Dull and was to Day lower in practical quotations. There was no 6.ale for family above $10, though that Figuro was not readily accepted. We quote it at $9 75� 10, with some preferred brands held 25o higher. Extra is priced at $8 75�9 25. Superfine is hard to quote because of its irregular Quality nominally we Placo it it $7 75�8 25 for rear endings and Good samples of original Stock. Red Winter wheat continues in Good Supply and there appears to be a better proportion of Good samples among the a offerings. No. 1 is now Duil at $2 no. 2 is held at $1 95, but not scalable at better than $1 00. White is scarce and held at the old figures $2 30 �2 40 for no. 1 and Choice but it will hardly bring those figures unless for Largo round lots. Corn is steady at 92 993c for mixed ear 94�95o for shelled. White ear is held at 95c, and shelled at 97c, but is of nil at these figures. Oats Werek it at 53�55o for nos 2 and l mixed 58o for no. 1 White and 60o for Choice with a moderate degree of firmness in the Market. Rye was sold at $1 27 by Sample but Well graded no. 1, in elevator is held at $1 30. Barley is steady but quiet at $2 12�2 15 for Spring $2 20 a 2 25 for fall. Whisky is inactive at 65c. The following table exhibits the imports and exports of some of the leading articles for the past Twenty four hours imps. Kips. Imps. By pm a. Apples bbl. 145 Baricev Bush. 1,031 butter pkg. 149 candles Bxs. Corn Bush 2,949 cheese Bxs. 527 Coffee bags. 266 Cotton Bales. Clover a . Flour bbl. Hav Bales. Hogs Laid bbl. Lard kegs. Molasses bbl. 4,896 163 15 14 97 malt Bush 606 960 200 Oats Bush 3,160 933 53 pork k Bacon 170i Hhd. 29 157 3,266 pcs. 28 177 126 bbl. 626 Bxs 49 lbs. 35,633 a potatoes bbl. 335 277 1,546 Rye Bush .624178sugar, Hhd. 25 72 a Salt obis 70 58 90 wheat Bush.14,113 5,954whisky bbl. 553 332 50tim�?Tthjr8�?Td.bu. I 17 linseed Oil sold at $1 14, but is now not easily had at that Cotton is unchanged. There was not much life in the provision Market. Mess pork was to have been had at $28 76, though not to any extent. Lard sold at i8l$for both country and City but Remore continues in most cases to be asked. Bulk shoulders were handled at 12j<o again but % More and in some cases More is asked. Bulk sides Are held at 14lc, but there is no demand at better than 14&0. Clear rib sold at 15c. Clear Are quoted at 153�c. Bacon shoulders sold at 13$je. The demand is Light but holders Are firm. Bacon Clear rib sides Are easier Igo font Lues to be asked but they can we learn be had at and possibly i4c less. Clear sides Are held at 17hc, but Are Dull sugar cured hams Are steady at 20&921&c, with some Reserve on the part of Sellers of Good brands. Money Gold and storks in new York Telegraph report new York August 22. Most closes very easy at 3�5 per cent for Call Loans and 7 per cent for prime Discon nto. The general Trade of the City is improving and the fall business will soon open in Earnest which Wail increase tha legitimate demand for Money in the immediate future which in connection with continued shipment of currency to the West must soon Hare a hardening tendency on rates of interest. The Bank state Ibet is very unfavourable and shows a heavy loss in deposits and Legal tenders the result of the increase in the demand for Money from the Interior to move crops. The loss in specie is owing chiefly to the demand for customs and the decrease in Loans shows a gradual contraction on the part of Banks. This Contr action in Loans and decrease in deposits and Legal tenders is Likely to continue until october when the quarterly Bank statement is made up. Loans $275,245,781, decrease $2,562,837 specie $19,763,681, de crease $3,185,160 circulation $34,137,627, decrease $23,540 deposits $216,435,405, decrease $7,125,682 Legal tenders $69,757,645, decrease $3,177,836. The foreign Exchange Market is quiet and firm. Some Bankers Are asking 109%, but the Market can not be quoted Over 109 for prime Sterling and 100% for Bond Sterling. Gold was firmer at the close owing to the loss of specie by the Banks and advanced to 144%. Loans were made at 32% to 2 per cent for carrying and Flat for borrowing. Governments Are Dull and heavy at the close and round lots could not be sold at quotations. The Bonds Are beginning to return from Europe and already $1,000,000 of 1862s have been ordered Bock which have been sold Here at 113�1131, seller s option thirty Days. The investment demand is very Little and orders from the Interior Are chiefly to sell. Coupon 1881�, 113%�113%, do 1063 113%�113%, do 1864 108%�109, do 1066 ill a ill do new 107%9107%, do 1867 107%�107%, do 1868 107%�107%. Ten Fortie 1081 a Ioe. 8tath Bonds Are quiet and steady. Old Tenne sees 64�65, new do 63%�63%, old North Carolinas 71%�72, new do 70�72, old Virginias 56, new do 52%�54. Railway exp Russ Telegraph. A. The railway Market was Dull except Erie which has been Active and variable opening at 46%, advancing to 50%. Falling to 47%, and closing at 48%�48%. A Large Short interest was covered to Day. New York Central was heavy and sold As Low of 123%, and rallied to 124%, but the general list is Dull and without much Cladge. The Sharp turn in Erie is said to have been engendered by two prominent operators who took advantage of the Stock being oversold and frightened speculative Sellers into covering. Express shares opened higher with an Active borrowing demand Bat closed lower. Miscellaneous list Dull. The following Are the 5 30 M. Prices Canton 45l�47, camber land 29�30, Wells Fargo k .�?Ts express 26�26% american express 42�42%, Adams express 49%�49% United states express 43�43%, merchants Union express 21%�21%, quicksilver 20%�2i%, Mariposa Mariposa preferred 6%�8, Pao Filc mail 1009100%, West Ern Union Telegraph 34�34%, new York Central 123%� 123%, Erie 48%�48%, do preferred 69�70, Hudson 135 Harlem 124, Reading 89%�90%, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 28%�29, Wabash 52952%, 8l Paul 69%�70 do preferred 78%�80, Michigan Central 1189119, Michi Gan Southern 82% �83, Illinois Central 142%, Pittsburg 85%�86, Toledo 99�99%, Rook Island 98�98%, North Western 80%�80% do preferred 80%�80%, fort Wayne 106�106%. Hartford and Erie 21%�22, Burlington and Quincy .170, Terre haute 36�39, Chicago and Alton 138. Mining shares Are Dull. Gregory 40, Montana 52�54. The following Are the imports for the week dry goods $2,897,131 general merchandise $3,747,150. The receipts at the sub Treasury to Day were $1,198,-366 for the week $11,430,480 payments to Day $974, 854 for the week $9,836,010 balance $85,876,692. The exports of Gold to Day were $208,910 for the week $648,923. Daily review of the Cincinnati Market nah reported sales. Furnished from t1ik merchants Exchange saturday evening August 22. Butter there is no accumulation. The most de Strablo grades Are scarce and in Good demand at full rates. The receipts Are mainly of the medium and lower grades and Are not quite so scalable. The sales of the Day were 4,350 lbs at 33�35o for Western Reserve 30�33c for Central Ohio and inferior 20�28c. Barley a quiet Market with a fair demand at $2 15 for no. 1 Spring and $2 25 for the same Grade of fall the Choice samples being very scarce. Corny the Market is quiet with a fair local demand at 92�93c for mixed and White ear. Shelled is neg acted and not scalable at better than ear though held 2�3c higher. A Sale of 350 Bash ear was made at 93c. Cizik Ksen the Trade was not so Active to Day but an Advance of a per la was obtained on selected As the Supply of those grades was not equal to the demand the sales were 152 Bxs at 16%�l7c for factory and 15% �16c for Western Reserve. Coffees the Market is not quite so Strong but bold ers Are steady in their prices and evince no disposition to make concessions. The sales consisted of Small jobbing lots to the retail Trade at former prices. Common Rio rates at 21�22%c, fair at 23�23%c, Good at 24%�25c, prime at 25%�26c, Choice at 26�26%c, Java at 36%� 37%c, and lag Ayra at26�26%c. Coals to have no change to note since our last afloat it is still held at 13�14o for Toughio Ghent and 9 Al for Ohio River Aud delivered the former rates at 18�20c, Aud the latter at 15916c. There is very Little Selling afloat and but a moderate demand from the re Tail Trade. Cotton the advices from Liverpool Are More favourable but As prices in our Market Are held higher relatively than they Are East we Are not affected by the fluctuations in those markets. There is a moderate de Mand from spinners at 29%for middling and the lower grades in proportion. Eggs the Supply continues abundant for the Trade Aud they Are Selling at 15c per Doz shippers count and 16c for selected. Fruit8�?the Market within a Day or two has be come almost Bare of Green apples and they have advanced under a Good demand to $4�7 per bbl for prime to Choice. Peaches Are More plenty and sell at $2� 3 50 per Bush in boxes. Flour the Market declined 10�15c, and there was a Good local demand at the decline. Holders to Day displayed More anxiety to sell. Extra was offered at $8 75�9 25, family at 9 75�10, and fancy brands at $10 50�11 50. The sales were 100 bbl family at $9 80, 100 bbl do at $9 75, 200 bbl do at $9 75, 50 bbl do at $10 50, 68 bbl do at $10 25, and 100 bbl Green Bay at $11. Ii Aye we have no improvement to note. There font Lues to be a Large Supply and quite a limited demand and the Market rules Dull at our quotations. Loose pressed on arrival is held at $13� 14, and tight pressed at $11� 12, and from stores $2�3 higher. Hemp we have no new feature to note. The Supply which is moderate about meets the demand at $190�200 per Tun for undressed Kentucky and 14�14%c, per la for dressed. Molasses there was a moderate jobbing demand at the old prices. New Orleans is still quoted at 95c� $1 05, Porto Rico at 70�75c, sugar House at 60�80c and syrup at 90c� $1 20. Onions the inquiry is still fair with a Good Supply at $2�2 50 per bbl. Oils Teie is no movement in linseed but it is still held at $1 14. Lard continues in Good request at $1 40 �1 45 for no. 1. Petroleum is in Good demand and prices Are firm at 34�36c for refined. West Virginia lubricating Sells at 36�40c, and transparent at 609700-oats�?the Market is quiet but firm with a Good local demand for no. 1 at 55c, and no. 2 at 52c. White Are held at 58�60c, with buyers at l�3c less. The sales were 200 Bush by Sample at 55c, and 600 Bush do at 54c. Poultry Tbs Supply of chickens is not quite so Liberal but prices Are unchanged. Spring sell at $2 50 �3 25 per Doz alive Ndola $4�4 50 per Doz alive. Potatoes under a fair local and shipping demand prices Are firmly held thong b unchanged. On arrival they rate at $2 25 per bbl and from stores at $3 50� 2 75 per bbl. Provisions there has been no change in the Market worthy of note. Mess pork and lard have not been inquired for and prices Are nominal the former is held at $28 75, and the latter at 18%c. Bulk meats quiet but firmly Hekl at 12%�14%, Loose. A amp con shoulder in Good consumptive demand at 13%c, holders generally asking 13%Clear sides at 17%c, with a moderate order demand. Sugar cored Ham at 20%�21%c, and the demand quite Light. Rye is in fair milling demand at $1 28� 1 30 for no. 1, and $ 1 25 for no. 2. The sales were 600 Bush no. 1 at $1 30, and 350 Bush do at $1 30. Seeds sales to a very limited extent have been Mode of Clover at 14c per la. The most of the Stock is in the hands of speculators. Timothy rates at $2 993 per Bush and $2 25 92 35 is offered for flax seed of in Quality. Sugars prices Are slightly easier but not lower. The Stock continues Light but meets the demand which is steady. We have no alteration to note in our table of prices. New Orleans at 13%914c, Porto Rico at 13%�i5c, Cuba at 12%�13%o, Demartra at 15%�15%c, Havana at 12%914%c, soft refined at 15%916%c, Bard refined at 17917 a. Salt the Stock continues Light and All kinds Ore in Good demand at our quotations Domestic Sells at 45�50c per Buah and $2 5093 75 per bbl Turk s Island 65970c per Bush Liverpool coarse $2 8593 per sack. Wheat there was but Little inquiry and the Market was generally quiet with sales of no. I at $2, but Large lots would be Bard to sell at this rate. No. 2 is nominal at $1 90. White is scarce and held at $2 35 9 2 40 for prime to Choice. The soles were 1,050 Bush no. 1 at $2, and 300 Bosh rejected at $ i 80. Whisky there is nothing doing and bonded is nominally held at 65c, and free at $1 25 per gallon. Pit Tabu re Oil Larket. Special Telegram to the commercial. Pittsburg August 22.�?the Petroleum Market con Tinea Anil and Panicky with a downward tendency. There was but a single Sale of crude. 1,000 bbl for sep Teinberg at 13c, and this is the nominal asking Price for september Oil. Refined is also Dull Aud weak sales 1.000 bbl for August at 31 a. It was offered this evening at 31 a 500 first half october at 32c 500 last half same month at 32c 500 last half september at 32c Ana 4,000, each for september to december on private terms understood to be at 32c. The receipts of crude for the week were 6,738 bbl and since january 1, 697,460 Bis. Slate is Trade at other Points. York August 22.�?potash firm at $8 75� 8 8�j Pearl Ash nominal. Cotton is steady with sales or 900 Bales of middling Uplands at 30c. The receipts of flour were 11,597 bbl. The Market is Dull and heavy at 10�30c lower with sales of 6,100 bbl at $6 9097 &0 for superfine state and Western. $7 85�9 90 for extra Western $10�12 50 for Good Choice White wheat extra $8 60912 50 for Ohio $10911 for St. Louis and $11 25�14 for Good to Choice do closing Dull and heavy. California flour heavy and declining with sales of 400 sacks at $10912. Sales of 150 bbl Rye flour at $7 2599 75. Corn meal is in fair request with sales of 1,000 bbl state at about $5 65, and 200 bbl of Brooklyn at $6. Whisky is firmer with sales of 250 bbl in Bond at 71c. Receipts of wheat 770 bushels Market very Dull and nominally 293c lower with sales of 5,500 Bush at $2 25 for new red i Diau $2 45 for new White Michigan $3 50 for Choice Amber Southern. Rye lower with sales of 3,000 Bush at $1 4091 41 for Southern $1 58 �1 60 for Western and $1 75 for extra Choice state. Barley and Barley malt doll and nominal. Receipts of Corn 32,300 Bush and Dull at l�2o lower with Bales of 54.000 Bush at $1 14�l 19 for unsound $1 19%�1 22 for sound mixed Western afloat. Receipts of Oats 15,185 Bush heavy and lower with sales 6-2,000 Bush at 78�79c, for Western in store 80c afloat 75@77c for new do. Sugar is in fair demand with sales of 500 Hhd. Cuba at ll�12c. Hops quiet at 10�30c for american Petroleum quiet at 15�15%cfor crude and33�33%for refined bonded. Coal quiet Hemlock sole leather Active and firm at 27�29cfor Buenos Ayres heavy weights 29�30o for Middle and Light do 29c for California Light weights. 28% �29c for Middle do and 27�28c for heavy do. Wool firm and in Good Demaud Bales of 1,128,000 lbs at 40955c for Domestic fleece 27�32%for unwashed 41%for hearings 54�57c for combines 23�30c for Texas 28� 42%for California. Pork quiet and steady sales of 2,500 bbl at $28 50 928 62 for new mess closing at $28 56, Cash $28 75 for old do $23 2592 3 87 for prime and $25925 50 for prime mess also 300 bbl mess seller october a $27 80, and 250 bbl do buyer september at $28 95. Beef steady with sales of 135 bbl at $15920 50 for new Plain mess $20 50924 75 for new extra mess. Tierce beef Dull $2l�33 for prime mess $30936 for India mess. Beef hams quiet at $25932. Cut meats firm sales 200 pkg at 13%for shoulders 16�19%for hams. Middles term and quiet sales of 100 Bxs Short ribbed to arrive 16%c. Lard quiet and steady with sales of 500 pierces at 18918 a for steam Atid 19919%for Kettle rendered. Butter firm at 21936c for Ohio. 37944c for state. Cheese Dull at 14918c. Freights to Liverpool Dull and lower engagements per Steamer of 25,000 Bush Corn at 292 a chiefly inside rates. Latest flour is Dull and 10915c lower. Wheat is very Dull and nominally lower with buyers and Bellers wide apart shippers out of the Market and Millers in View of a rapid decline in flour insist upon a material reduction. Rye $15691 60 for Western. Oats Are Dull Aud heavy at 78c in store Aud 79%o afloat 75976c for new Western at depot. Com is quiet at $1 1491 19 for unsound and $1 3u91 20% for Sonald new mixed Western afloat. Pork is Dull with Sellers of Mesa at $28 60 and buyer at $28 50, regular. Beef is quiet. Cut meat quiet Aud steady. Bacon is firm and moderately Active. Lard is Dull at 18%�18%for fair to prime steam. Eggs Are quiet at 20923c. Dry goods Trade was Mccre Active and the Only change to Day was the offering of Good Llhee prints at 12 of per Yard at which Price they sold Friday. The Granite Mills Are Selling a first class article of Brown sheeting at 16c, but the Best Eastern makes Are Worth 17c, Aud two or three brands Are held at 17%c. Very Good sheeting like Stark a and Lyman a Are Selling As Low a 16�16%c. In bleached muslims there is very Little change and Price Are generally steady at 28c for Manville 15c for new York Mills 25c for Wam Sutta Aud Utica nonpareil 22%for Tuscarora Aud Arkwright wafer twist t8%for Lonsdale 18c for Hills Semper Idem and Forestdale 17c for Longley and 13%cfor red Bank and Black Rock. Lineys now bring 22%c. Chicago August 22.�?flour Dull and easier with sales of Spring extras at $899. Wheat less Active and 2�3c lower sales of no. 1 at $1 7 191 72, and no. 2 at $1 6 19 1 62, closing at $1 62 for no. 2 no Chian be since the noon Board. Corn Active and pc lower sales of no. 1 at 98%�98%o, no. 2 at 98�98%c, and rejected at 96c, closing with Sellers of no. 1 at 99c sales this afternoon at 99%cfor no. 1. Oats Active and %91c lower sales at 52953c, closing at 52%�53c. Rye firmer sales at $1 28 �1 30 for no. 1, Aud $1 2391 25 for no. 2, in store closing steady at $1 30 for no. 1, in store. Barley Active and 191 a higher closing at $1 5891 60 for no. 2, in store. High wines firmer sales at 70c for bonded and $1 30 for free closing with Sellers at 75c for bonded. Provisions inactive Ami almost nominal. Mess pork is held firm at $29 50. Lard i8918%for Winter and 17%for summer rendered. Dry salted shoulder Are firm at 12c Loose sugar pickled Llams Are quiet Aud firm at 17�17%c. Cattle Dull and entirely nominal. Hogs Are Active sales were Mode at $9 2599 62% for fair to medium and $9 75910 10 for Good to Choice. Freights Are tinier and quiet 6%�7c per sail and 11c for wheat and 10c for Barley by steam to Buffalo. Receipts 10,303 bbl flour 147,820 Bush wheat 181,775 Bush Corn 146,122 Bush Oats and 1,933 hogs. Chi prients 6,245 bbl flour 127 867 Basli wheat 247,477 Bush Corn 116,869 Bush Oats Ana 4,383 hogs. St. Louis August 22.�?tobacco Active and firm. Ill Cotton there is nothing doing. Flour very Dull and medium and lower grades Are weak Aud drooping. Superfine sold at $5 25 9 6 75, extra at $797 75. Double extra at $8910. Wheat is heavy at $2 2092 30 for Chico and fancy red $2 2092 35 for strictly prime to very Choice White and $1 5091 60 for Spring. Corn is Dull and 2�3c lower at 90994c. Buyers of Oats stood off for lower prices with sales at 50953c, and fancy White at 54955c. Rye is slow at $1 1091 16 for fair to Choice. Small sales of Clio Ico Spring Barley at $1 80. Pork is weak at 29%�29%e. Bacon quiet and unchanged at 13%�13%e shoulders at 17%�17%c, Aud Clear sides at 16%�17%c. Plain canvases hams 20c, sugar cured 20c. Choice Tierce lard is held at 18%c, with sales of Keg at 19%�20c. Whisky Dull at $1 22% a 1 25. Butchers cattle Are in fair request and steady Price ranging from 2�5c Gross. Receipts flour 4,300 bbl wheat 28,000 Bush Corn 1,500 Bush Oats 18,-000 Bush Rye 1,800 Bush. Toledo August 22.�?the receipts a re As follows 5,177 bbl flour 55,134 Bush wheat 26,480 Bush Corn 21,250 Bush Oats 2,370 Bush Rye. Shipments 5,091 bbl flour 89,541 Bush wheat 1,525 Bush Corn 38,996 Bush Oats 74i Bush Rye 400 Bush Barley. Sales of fancy White flour at $11 25. Wheat 3�4c lower except for Choice White Wabash. Sales of no. 1 Wabash at $2 61 White Michigan $2 1192 12%, Amber Michigan $2 0492 07, Amber Illinois $2 12%92 15, no. 1 red $2 029 2 03, Amber seller August $2 03, seller september $2 01. Corn lower sales of no. 1 at $103, no. 1 White $103, yellow $104%. Oats la lower sales of no. 1 at 58c, no2 56c. Rye 3c lower sales of no. 1 at $1 37%91 40, no. 2 $1 35. Sales of Barley state at $160. Lake freights Arm 5%�6ctobvif Falo and 10c to Oswego. Louisville August 22.�?sales of 63 Hhd tobacco lugs to medium Leaf sold at $7 25914. Flour super at $6 7597, fancy at $11 50912. Wheat at $2 0592 10. Corp at 85990c. Oats at 45� 50c. Rve at $1 2591 30. Mes6 pork at $29. Lard at 18%c. Hacon shoulders at 13%914c, Clear ribbed at 16%c, Clear sides at 17%c, bulk shoulders at 12%c, Clear sides at 16%c. Whisky free and raw at $1 2591 30. Weather Cloudy ther mom e ter 76�. Milwaukee August 22.�?flour Dull and lower sales of City double extra at $999 50, country do $8 509 8 75, extra $898 25. Wheat lower with sales at $1 7791 78 for no. 1. $1 62 for no. 2. Oats Dull and lower sales at 53 of for no. 2. Corn Dull and unchanged. Receipts �?1,000 bbl flour 37,000 Bush wheat 1.000 Bush Oats 2,000 Bush corp. Shipments�?2,000 bbl flour 36,000 Bush wheat 1,000 Bush Oats 1,000 Bush Corn. Memphis August 22.�?Cotton is nominal with receipts of 3 Bales and exports of 1 Bale. Flour is Dull with sales of superfine at $6 5097. Sales of wheat were made at $292 05, Corn at 95c, Oats at 60c, Hay at $�1, bran at $22, Corn meal at $4 50, mess pork at $30 50� 31, and lard at 19%�21c. Bacque is weaker with sales of shoulders at 13%c, Aud Clear sides at 17%c. Philadelphia August 22.�?Petroleum Dull sales of crude at 21c, Aud refined at 31 a. Flour Dull sales of Northwestern at $10 50912 50. Wheat heavy sales of red at $2 3092 70. Corn quiet sales of yellow at $1 24 �1 25, and mixed at $1 24. Oats steady sales of new at 70c, and old at 85c. Baltimore August 22.�?flour is Active and unchanged. Wheat Dull and unchanged. Corn firm with sales of whitest $1 2391 26. Oats doll and unchanged. Rye unchanged. Mess pork firm and unchanged. Bacon steady Aud unchanged. Lard quiet and us changed. Detroit August 22.�?flour More quiet but without important change sales of Superior at $11 00911 75. Wheat lower no. 1 White closed with Sellers at $2 20 no. 2 White firm at $2 11 no. 1 Amber quiet at $2 07. The courts. Superior court. Cases decided by judge Taft in vacati05. Ratcliff is. Hand and others. Ratcliff has a claim of about $400 against Witmer who tis also indebted to hand the principal defendant and has placed in his hands one Hundred and eighty nine shares of the Stock of the a Adamsville Railroad company As collateral plaintiff desires to subject the Stook in the Possession of hand to the payment of his judgment. The Railroad company obtained leave to file an answer and Cross petition showing that they had a claim on the Stock for Money advanced on account of Witmer. Or. C. Gazlay is another creditor claiming a Lien. On motion at the last term and showing that the Stock was depreciating and ought to be sold the court ordered a Sale of the Stock. A motion is now mods to set aside that order by or. Hand in order that he May know before the Sale takes place whether be a the first Lien on the property. The court held As there is nothing to rebut the showing of which the order of Sale was granted of the perishable character of the property the court hovering it is the interest of Oil the parties to have it sold overrules the motion. Harper is. Hall. There Are in this Case several creditors of Bishop Hall who hold mechanics liens upon a leasehold estate being a lease for ten years at a found rent of $1,000 per annul. A judgment of $312 Ian been rendered in favor of the plaintiff. It appears that $1,000, or More Ore due to the lessor also that Mcbride and Clark have a Mechanic Lien for about $1,200 that a or. Strang a a mechanics Lien to the amount of $212, and or. Start Nan of $146, and that the ground rent absorbs nearly the entire annual value of the premises. On the plaintiffs judgment a decree of Sale was made. Mcbride also bold a chattel mortgage on certain specified chattels being Sideh As Are used in carrying on the restaurant ill the lower Story of the build be court was satisfied that the property was not of Frient to make the claim of Mcbride and others secure. This seems to bring the cose within the second clause of Section 253 of tha code which provides that Liere the mortgaged property is probably Imhuff Clent to pay the debt a receiver May be appointed. Motion overruled. A $5,000 libel spit against the editor of the West and South. Samuel a. Taft is. William f. Corry. The plaintiff Lias filed a petition alleging that on the 15th of August last the defendant being the editor of a newspaper called the West and South published in this Oft falsely and maliciously and without Good motives or justifiable ends published in said paper of and concerning the plaintiff an elector in this City and county an article which is set out in the petition reflecting upon his conduct As president of the late democratic convention. Held for the nomination of a candidate for the second congressional District said article stating in substance a that the tickets were suggested by the enquirer and managed by two worthies not favourably known s. Taft and Theodore Marsh the latter Reading and the former passing a set of where ases and a Resolution that it was inexpedient to nominate a Democrat but that they would unite of Cary and that messes. Jessup and Corr who desired to debate the Resolution were Cut off from their right to speak and Over their attempts to be heard made in vain because of the chairman the Cary Resolution was a a second cause the plaintiff 4ets out another paragraph in which the writer says a to prevent any True expression of disgust and crowd Cary Down their throats was the tiling to be done and the proper persons to do it were 8. Taft and Theodore Marsh so Taft had been put in the chair because he had been fined by judge Straub last fall for disturbing the eighth Ward demo Tatlo plaintiff avers that All he did was in the faithful and impartial discharge of Bis duty and that by the publication referred to he has been grievously iry ured. The amount of damages claimed is $5,000. Covington. Among the numerous accessions to the Grant guard of Covington at its last meeting were seven persons who have heretofore voted the democratic ticket. This is significant. Henry w. Scott of this City was very badly injured Day before yesterday by falling through a Hatchway at the office of the Adam express company in Cincinnati Rev. W. Pope Teaman of new York lately pastor of the first Baptist Church of Covington is at present on a visit to this City. The Grant guard turned out about one Hundred Strong monday evening and marched to Cincinnati where they had been invited to attend a Republican meeting in the fourteenth Ward. A horse which was stolen from or. Galloway a citizen of Milford Ohio was found bitched to a vehicle on mad Sou Street yesterday morning by detective Butts. This makes the fifth horse stolen from Clermont county Ohio that butt has recovered Here within the past year and he also captured two of the Thieve. The Covington base Ball club has leased the Willow run grounds and will hereafter have a practice game every Friday afternoon. The club now numbers seventeen members and will be fully organized Aud prepared to accept Challenge within two weeks. The following transfers of real estate were made during the past week in Covington and Kenton county John n. Furber to Joseph Oroa thaus lot on Madison Street North of fifteenth lot 23% by 100 feet $587. Schulte to Andrew Kobbe let on Austin Street Between Julia and Williams 25 by Loo feet $300. Francis Pye to j. W. Mattingly lot on thirteenth Street West of Soott 22% by 90 feet $562 50. Henry Vondervor to Henry Bockway lot on twelfth Street East of Edward 25 by 103 feet $150. Edmund Welsh to n. S. Shaber lot on Lynn treet East of Greenup 25 by 100 feet $7,000. Gabriel Ravel to a Devou six acres in Kenton county also 31 lots in Ludlow each 33 by 125 feet $8,200.�?T William Cherrington to George Knoll lot on Lynn Street in Western Baptist theological Institute s addition 25 by 100 feet $1,200. John Mains to Margaret Hamilton lot on main Street Between fourth and fifth 50 by 80 feet $6,00�. James b. Casey to George Thorpe lot on Fscott Street Between Martin and Powell 50 by 120 feet $360. The Republican meeting at Ludlow Kentucky on Friday evening last was a Fine affair. The speakers stand was erected in the open air near the Southwest portion of the Village and the gun squad commenced Early in the evening to Send Forth their Appeal to the citizens of the surrounding Hills in Savok of the Savior of the country. About 350 intelligent men and women assembled to Hoar the address which was delivered by John 8. Nixon esq., of Covington. Or. Nixon entertained the crowd with a convincing and Well arranged speech of an hour and a half a duration embracing a history of the organization of parties and contrasting the career of general Grant during the continuance and since the close of the rebellion with that of Horatio Seymour showing How much Superior Are the character and conduct of the Patriot Ero Grant in the hour of the nations trouble to that of the whining and cowardly ally of the rebellion the democratic candidate. Or. Nixon closed with of fair ring peroration which was heartily responded to when the meeting adjourned. After adjournment the artillery recommenced its appeals and continued them for some time. The people of Ludlow Are wide awake and will show what they Oak do in november an adjourned meeting of the City Council was held on Friday night when the following business was Traus acted a ordinance declaring that eleventh Street Between Madison and Bank lick shall be hereafter kept in repair at the expense of the City was passed. Petitions Fly the paving of sidewalks on Robbins Street East erf Greenup and Bremen Street Between main and Craig were presented and referred to the committee of improvements. A petition from the Covington Transfer company asking to be paid $23 95 o n account of damage to their vehicles caused by the bad condition of Odisea Street at its intersection with third was presented and on motion received and filed. The bid of Hugh Phillips for building three Public cisterns one at the Corner of Bank lick and thirteenth streets one at the Comer of Bank lick and fifteenth streets and one on Willard Street opposite the Luther an Church at $220 each was accepted. The superintendent of the fire department was instructed to employ a watchman for the thud Street engine House. The following claims were allowed Street hands for work of streets from August 6 to August 20, $353 41. Michael Moore repairing intersection of main and third streets $116 50. G. B. Connelly boarding prisoners and paupers from August 6 to August 20, $197 50. Also sundry other claims amounting to $350. Nothing in a town or City impresses a stranger More favourably Thau handsome Public buildings. While Gratifying Correct taste they afford evidence of an enterprising intelligent and prosperous Community. The Public spirit and the Good taste of a people Are Man tested in the erection of elegant Church buildings hand some school houses and imposing Public offices. Now in these respects we Are bound to say that Covington Hasni to much to boast of. It is True that within two or three years there has been a marked improvement in Tho architecture of some dwelling Ana business houses in this City in the new methodist Church of Greenup Street Ana in the new Catholic Church of St. Aloysius on Bakewell Street we see the evidence of improved taste in Church building and in the projected new Cathedral of Scott Street we Hope we Snail Nave a building which will be at once an ornament to our City Aud a credit to the Church in whose interest it is to be erected. But what shall we say of our municipal buildings it has happened we believe that a term of the United states District court could not be held in Covington because to suitable building or room could be had in which to hold it. To be sure there is the City Hall venerable Aud rickety demanding constant repairs the subject of we done to know How Many presentment and which if not itself pronounced a nuisance by grand juries has barely escaped in having its surroundings so declared. It ii located in one Corner of the City and is used by the courts by City and county officers for Council and school Board meetings a. Covington. With a population of 25,000, and the second City of the state ought to make a better exhibit than this. The municipal buildings of a City ought to be not Only imposing in appearance but in a commanding position Aud located As nearly Central As possible. Years ago. The Council was urged to Purchase a part of College Square for City purposes. But the City was said to be too poor Aud a splendid Opportunity slipped away. In the meantime the City has been expanding West and South leaving the old City Hall More Ana More Remote from the Center. Other opportunities to secure a desirable loan tic for City buildings Are still presented in the Southern portion of the City Aud we Hope that our Council will at an Early Date take the matter into serious consideration. Newport. A Little son of or. Jamea residing near the Corner of Walnut Aud Isabella streets had Oue of his leg broken yesterday by a fall. The Holt Junior base Ball club of this City made an excursion to new Richmond Ohio on thursday where they played the Boley club. The Holts came out victorious the score Sta Diug 55 to 15. A meeting of citizens who reside on Columbia Street was held at the court House on Friday night for the purpose of taking Steps to have the Gutter nuisance on that Street abated. The subject having been presented to Council that body at its last meeting directed the committee on propositions and grievances to investigate the matter Aud As the committee will not report until next thursday evening no action was taken by the meeting on Friday night. The citizens will however assemble again on next Friday evening at the same place to consider what is Best to be done in Case the Cit Council fails to afford the necessary Relief. Real estate transfers. Received August 22. . J. Miller and wife to Paul Reulein lot 25 by 201 feet of the North Side of Gest Street 110 feet West of Pine Street $11,000. Edmund Hines and wife to Richard Hines lot 25 by 50 feet on the North Side of Wayne Street 75 feet East of Lafayette Street in Kempers subdivision on the Montgomery Pike $600. Aud Kate Finley to Harriet i. Hieatt part of lots 3 and 4, in the subdivision of the Finley estate in Section 3, Sycamore township Coutair Piug 3 6-10 acres $1.000. Janet Thomson to Jas. Thomson 2 934-1000 acres on Parker Avenue in Section 28, Millcreek township $2,934. Nicholas Miller per guardian to Peter Schutz a lot 25 by 100 feet on the Northeast Corner of Neave and German streets in Section 30, Storrs township $1,225. E. D. Crookshank and wife to a. T. Brockhouse. 44 8-10 acres in Section 22, Groe township $7,840. G. W. Elstun and wife to j. Learnay lot Ifo. 34. In Susan Elst nut a subdivision int be Village of Woodburn on Walnut Hills 50 by 227 feet $690. Thomas Plant Aud wife to Simon Cochran a leasehold 30 by j24 feet on the North Side of Chestnut Street opposite Elm Street Lone Seminary Ura ids Walnut Hills $ too. Geo w. Pickard to Anna Beasly lot no. 79, in Bryant k Trevor s subdivision at Fairmount fronting 33 feet on Western Avenue and extending Back 1 00 feet $500. Or. Buchanan and or. 8tevens, though living in the same town so Long together never spoke when they met in the Street. Nevertheless or Buchanan admitted of his rival a Thad Deus Stevens has a Good and a Good heart and if it had not pleased Providence to omit the moral part of his nature he would have been a great advertised letters a of trial list. Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post office at Cincinnati state of Ohio August 33, 1n6n�?list no. 34. To obtain any of these letters the applicant must Call for a advertised letters a giving the Date of the list. If not called for within four weeks they will be sent to the dead letter office. La died list. 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