The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 6

4 Tct 6 feprtuit urt tenure to' tha money eutenaroenmgieiKteoey incident to tba sctirlty fa general tintlnr Artoliee- ior loans at tha leading discount bouse were fx, with soma rerorted liberal, but th supply of "mkbio, funU la tapis, and borrowers i good mUl get au at weir requir-maota at 708 pat cent waa I.Ul; amount of yasat placed at 7S par cent, for prima names and fAertdataa.baiagooddaiiiaad for paper at theee gnraa. 'Xastttn exchange was In only fair demand, Wt e.wppf am targe, and Uw market baa rsrklng np, tha preralUng rate oyer the counter arw atog par buying, and ift prem. selling. IMwg aoina booaaa draw for customers attOc. Breav.

but will probably decline to do ao to-day. Bound aama between bankers bad buyers at par, tat then wera few sailers, tbmoct of dealers bar- carping abort tbalr own requirements. AerAng dxebange was In fair demand and higher aa sympathy with Kew Tort Prime local bankers' nee day sight sold at 486J and sixty-day bill an quoted 483. We quote: Burin r. Belllna.

Tor Exchange. Par. 1-10 prem. i emiMwi far. prem.

lelphia Excriarja-eA Par. 1-10 Dram. more tMntiirt rr i-ig prem. Ing Exchange per in cold. Goremment bonds In Kew York were irreaular.

bat to ths malm higher. Tbecloalog quotations for wee daya were as follows: Sept Sept 0. Sent 7. 1:30 pa. 1 1:30 rit.

TJ. B. fl per cent bonds of 110 U. 8. 4W percent, bonds of "91105: R.

a bonds of '66, July U. B. 6-20 bonds of '68, July.loy TJ. 6 nee cent. 10-40 bondslow .6.

per ct iuml'dl'n S.at per ct. cur Bcv bonds 12 Xx-coupon. There waa mart doing In our market, both In htylng and selling, and dealings were at fall mar gins on current Kew York rates. The approximate Vryteg and selling rate at the dost were: tJ. Baring.

Belling. TJ.B. per cent bonds or 1881 in B. BVB2U DODOS OI July U. ft.

6-20 bonds of 167. 8. 6-20 bonds of 158, July D. 8. twr teat.

10-46 bon 6. i. per cent bonds (new) jnaetne siau bceamuiiD uomvany jiew-xorx central ana 2 iov2 109V. vni 123 -109U -10 belaware. Lackawanna and Western, Colambasi' Chics ro anil" Indiana CenlraL Lake aihore and Michigan Bouthern- Cnlcago and N9rth-wetem Chroagoaud Korth-western, preferred.

Chieatfo, Rock Isiaod aud Pacibc Milwaukee aDd 8V. Paul Milwaukee and m. Paul, preferreo. Toledo and aoasn. Onto and colon Pacific Klebican Central.

ew Jers CtUware ersry Total. and 105 108 io34 107JJ -T ClJfCIJfWATI MAJtKlTTaV. Tsidat Evtsrsa. ueptembtr 7, 1877. 1J6 14J 110 local securities were In limited demand and ajntet Sales of Cincinnati Soatnern Ballroad tttaa llililj currency bonds at 105 and interest, and I Uttlt Miami Railroad stock at 89.

The Kew York stock market was Irregular, with a diminished business. Lake Shore was the most aettrt, with sales of Lackawanna the next largest. Michigan Central closed at a bo re the opening Xhe sales yesterday were: i Union Telesrraph Dnares. 12.600 2.SM) 2,100 24,600 a. aw 800 27.600 2.100 S.5O0 1.800 1.600 2,700 1.900 no 18,400 800 1.200 109.800 Western Union opened at 83 sold up to 84, fell to 83; reeorered vo 64, weakened to sold team at 84.

eased to 83 and finally sold at 84. ratUo Vail bek-ah at went to 1414. ap to 25 ad closed at 247i.ales. Kew York Central rose from 1G4 to Hts. dropped to 103 sold up to -087f aad closed at this.

Lackawanna started at 7 lost H. gained M. tumbled to K. bnt rose to 7X and dosed with sales at 67. trie rose from 12 to fell to 12 and closed at 2J-, ssies.

Lake Shore oommenced at U. told at 65i. declined to 84 and SnaQy Bold at M. Wabash opened at 12 and doted at 13i4. with sales.

Ohio and Mississippi opened and closed at 7. baring touched 6, ad Mffr'C" Central sailed ap from 87 to ie went back to 57, bnt again rote, and the anal sales were at 58 Delaware aud Hudson aose from to to 55 fell to HH- aad aloeed at iS4 bid, The closing raW lor three days were as follows: Sept a. Sept 6. Sept 7. 1:30 r.t.

1:30 ric 1:90 r.n. Western Union Telegraph Co. a 83 TwAno Mail bteamanip IM 24 Mfi ni Walla. Fare-. Express.

82 ttl-X Si American aad U. C. Express. 4(lA Cnitad States Express 44 p. r.

Central aad Peitwaie, mw! Variant i i ii m.IW BTJJs ITT1 SSI mwm Ci and Indiana Central. Li and Uich. Sithern Clereland and Pittsburg 81 f-irn ana North-weiem. KK Cnievaad Ndrta-western pre. 63, Ckicago.

B. and Pacific looji Miiwaukee and St. Psnl 8i 4 Milwaukee and 8u Paul pre. 67 Toledo and Wsbafh 11 f)hioaud MiasissippJ. 7 Cnlon Pflc J0J HmsV.

Ft. W. and 1 Hanoibal and 6t Joseph MMsil rrfniml 6' JIUnois Central 67 Cl; OolnmTSa. and toU Mew Jersey Central lH fsnama Deitwsre and hclion-. t'VS tllaabt and Pacific leL Co nid.

wax ll 68 4 17i2 112 86'4 32 103 hi So1 101 52' 18 110 Gold In New York opened and closed at 103. at 103U ad interim. In our market pur- wen made at 103. sales at 103 and 108, gold checks on Kew York drawn at 103. Terk Fsmaell Hews, By Telegraph.

Hew To ax, September 7. Money. 3QZ par at pea tent Prime me rca utile paper, VfVgl per cent. Custom receipts, 8391,000. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed 8426,000.

Clearings, Sterling, sixty daya, 483;" sterling, Sight 8V Qold steady at 1034310Sr. Carrying rates. 1 to per tent. Silver at Londou unchanged. Here stiver bars are 123 greenbacks, 1U gold, and all '7! eoio, per cent disoouut Oortrnments Arm.

Ballroad bonds quiet and strong. State securities ateady. Teooeasee 6a. old 4S Virginia 6. old 80 Tennessee 6s, new 44 Virginia 6a, new 81 Missouri Cs 106 Stocks irregular, but In the main Arm, with the AAtH actirity on a few of the leading shares, such Lakt Shore.

Michigan Central, Delaware. Lacka-sraaot and Western and Western Union. Michigan Central and Illinois Central were particularly strong, the Utter In sympathy with the advance at The Post says' trade in Sw York and the Xsatera cities, while it falls short of the extraordinary reports from the West ia. tevertbeleat, much Wtter than In any previous season since 1873. W- U.

Teiasreph 84 North-weswra prat. 68 QutcxaUrer 14 C. C. and 1 85 boTpreferred- 4i N. J.

Central. 18 raeioeMaa. 24J, Bock Island loi W' y.Hf.., preferred. 1 St Paul, 87 AOsjus Express. 94 Wabash.

12, Walls A Ex 83 Aasericaa 50 D. sV Exprtas 47 Few York CentiallU3 n. Uli Kna. preferred Barlem 142 Barton. jjrelned U7 Michigan Central 66 Panama 10 Caion Pacific stock.

69 Lakt Shore 64 Illinois Central C3era and Pitts 82 stortb-western 84 Fort wyu vi. Terre Haute 5 Terre Hante, prerd. 16 Chicago aud Alton- 86 bo. preferred 101 Ohio and Mississippi 6 IeL. Lacs- and 67 A.

and P. 19 Missouri PaciOc 1 B. and 100 Hannibal and StJo. 12 Ceutral Pac bonds106 Onion Pac. bonda.104 O.

P. land grant 104 U.f.it bonds 9u In the Wall street markets gold fell to 103, the she lowest price since May 17. 1882. Btoek were sjedre and generaJly lower, except for the coal shares and Western Cuion Telegraph. Foreign tfsanga was steady on the basis of s.8134-82, and M4UK lot pjdme bankers' starling bills.

Jtail- soad bonds, were strong, and Oerarnmeut bonds steady at a slight decline in currency prices. The sass in such of the coal stocks as art not mlninji 01 is unax plain abls, except on the theory that Work Is to be resumed by all at an earlyday, and a sjombtnatlon formed to limit production. Those who should know will not admit that a eomblna- sjoa Te eyea eostempUted. The rise in Western TJnion Telegraph was dut to tht announcement that i wlU be th policy t( the Company te diriu tbt stock in ta treasury among the shareholders. whleb would gtre a stock diridend of about fifteen asBrcaut.

and then maka tha regular diridend tight per cent per sDutua on tha whole stock. This Was not officially announced, and it. is not likely that if via be dotxm so far as the stock diridend is atexns4- Immediately, but that ia toatem-f'- to make a stock diridend some time within fbt Art months is stated oy most wno gnouiu know. Tht general uuukeui wera mort actlra and" Itad-ag astlclea atrontar. Cotton traa and th tendency vwaxo.

oroeertea Meaty sat eman4 good. giotr blgnar best grades. Wheat scarce and lor choice tuatittos, without taatni Cora steady. Oats dull, ant net low Jktriey selling mor readily. Provision in larg (amaad for consumption, tht market strong lot all amrlrTlnni and hlgbtt on aBeeH.

Prodoct ta Stock on OBOCBaiXS. Refined yellow, extra A white. 101 1 Uc: hanla loaf, 12c; Kew Orleans, r410o. 10' ailc. for clarified.

649 293 twtMB rpoarxx) bt statx auditors. 1b77. Ohio Z139.910 diana. 2,961,3. jwi 1.644.714 Missouri- 1341,222 Ransas.

Nebraska. 818,764 1876. 1,801,250 2.13,009 2,665,935 1.363.138 1,011,509 330.365 146.933 1875. 1.778.399 1408.637 1,30.814 2,559.404 292.655 157.043 IS74. 942 4,289 Coffee fa telling well in moderate amonnts for consumption, and prices are steady.

Rio is a uoted llilkc: cut o. for raw, and slolassea In moderate hut steady demand, and Mw Orkeana firm at 5st.i5a. nr miinn uuou urvs joDoing at ouckii per gallon. BAUiwri v. Flour was In good demand from local hnnn an4 tome taken for shipment, and prices of the better frames iiiuw mgner.

rancy ranifes from f6 10a 7 25. as to brand. Familr aild at a 7.vi.s an with some choice trade brands held at 86. Extrafcoldat so ao; supernne quoted 83 7fH: low arades. 82 25; spring flours.

85 HKHo 75 for Iowa and Wisconsin, and 9Va6 50 for Minuaam. tha lariMr fancr brand. Rye flour quiet at 83 60x4, tbe latter ior cnoice itortn-wesiern. uran quoted at V110 1,915.220 2.Mt.878 8. 453.591 1.284.302 2.6.H.3O0 640.319 233.652 Total 12.568.696 10,502.184 .387.024 The increase for 1877 is 2,056,512, equal to 19j per cent.

gain. DAIHT OOCJtTBY PROfirCE. Butter was in sufficient suoolr for all but strlrt.lv ne. and this is the only kind for which Uiere is an actual demand. The general market is slow, and brands: 2S27c for prime, and that off in flavor 1 lower prices.

Selections of fine dairy-made sen at and occasionally something very Sue brings l(dJC. more; DUtsucn as iaiis on ddi sngnt naa vj be marked down to lftailSe. medium and low grades bare no well established price, as packers are not willing to buy, unless at prices much below tbe ideas of receivers, aay 10c for good to prime V.nrtr. Cheese ha a steady firm market at for mime to choice factory, while the demand is but quite moderate. Bharp cheese art offered at less than abore prices.

Ernn were in moderate demand, witb tales at l2rt per dozen for fresh, loss oft; some holders at the close refuse to sell below 13c. per doseu. Poultrr was in good supply and dull. Live Chickens sold at t- per dozen for old, S22 25 for lull-grown young, ana 11 201 lor unaii half fowls. trmita are without decided change.

Lemons sell at Va7 per box. in original order; oranges at $6 50 Mil 00 per oox, ior prime 10 ctntiec, bhu jepawej 81 per pox higher. Green apples art in ample supply and dull. Choice in prime shipping order hard in sail at 81 60 car brL. and common to good at 75 roll.

Dried apples noted at and peaches 6O8C. per but notnmg doing. 1 v. aA speeds quiet out steauy. viowr ia wiaoio nu.

to arrive. Ttmothr sold at fl 2i per buth. or rood and is auoted 81 80(41 40 per bushel for nrlme to PirictiT choice In lota on arrival. Flax, ii kk1 20 ner bush, for good to prime. liay IS plenty ana ami.

rnme to cnoice unioiny at 9.41 10. and common to good mixed with red top at K'8 per ton, in bales, on arrival. Pntatnea are in small uiply. and dealers paid fl 15(ail 25 per brL, loose from wagons, and they are merely nominal at 11 0031 per ori. in snipping order.

BMClLLASlora Rmg Is dull and freely offered. Rough Ken- tucky 125(4130 per (on, on arrival, and dressed 83 9c. per single and double, from store. rii in moderate nemaua. unw wiis at ic.

in lota and 60s51c in ionmng way. current makes of extra lard -oil. refined petro-inn. lAiaifW to fire tet. Salt Is in limited aeimnu.

out nrm. uiuo Kivrr and Kanawha. 81 25 pe of 5 and fl 50 tur twl of 7 rata -'e added, tiarse vcr- nooL 81 lvsl 20 per bUAhel. and Turk's Island, 33c, per bush. Whiskr was in uuica aemanu auu uc uici very firm at fl 09 per gallon, with sale of 231 brls.

at this rate. TOBACCO. nfTorinira at auction to-dar were 112 hhds. follows: 56 hhda Mason County, Kr uistrict: hhda new. 4 at 83 15Q3 80; 18 at H' 70; 15 at Anva7 90: ll at S8ms9 iw: at 110 73ii: 1 kM.

nhl at at 10di9 86 42 hhds. Brown County, Ohio District. 1 at 88 60; 20 at 86 60(5 17 90; at $SJ9; 8 at 810M10 so; new uwra County. Kentucky.District at 60; 6 hhda new enaieton uiumj, b.ou.uu., w- n. 2at86a6; 2 at 88 60; 8 tasks.

Southern Indiana, tat 84; lat83 4U. CATTLE MARBBfS. it TOE CTOtITOATIl AXLY lENQTmil SATUZIDAY; CSXpltNKffGt! LJiEJ toly alr mppiy, and MlUnf well at former pdoea. nffortd a decline Wtd a sell at Mimm.j ib ugas snppiy tad ttoding upward. Btinr Movcsrsara.

IBB. SkXp. ia ma Barley, bush Butt, pkgs 407 Candles. bxa 932 Cattle, 440 0t Cheese, bxs. 425 844 Coffee.

baga. 669 164 Corn. bush HX2 Cotton. baies 18 298 Float brls 2911 1078 Hsy. balsa 852 Hogs, haad liOt 445 Lard, tea, lbs 239410 Lard, kegs, lbt 8955 Malt, bash 222 Moiasaea.

brl A Oats, bnsh 9792 978 OOTTOW. Fttrcn. brta. 160 oiaioes, bris, RTt, boshw. 1234 400 bjus, Drls.

140 taor-r ia Tlm'y 42 60S 609 Burar. bhda. 161 Wbeet kusnaatoa tM2 Whisky, bruu 421 1729 Bacon, lbs 664 WO Hama. lbs 91230 B'k MeataObatlsaO 372000 Pork, 199 Pk'd M'ts. lbs krtB'n, lba.

7800 75O0 The market waa strona in tone, under TJremnnl adricea, and prices well sustained. Bales 01 15 mum. umeiuanouuAOivmu in a. -ruinary 7ic. Uood mldaling .11 wki orainary iu Middling fJr 1 1 Middling.

10VS Stock on hand, September 1, 1877, iwwpn wa reporinM Local consumption to Seotambar 1st. Shipments to last renort shipments to-daj. ir tye. Bales. a ass 860 18, 78 labo yesterday; narktft tow ruling idr at last week's dosing.

Bust neat ta lambs uf qnal the arerage; market roles UXtlj acdre at last week's closing sales. Ktw Tr k-ftnnnn 7-PeeTea. Heoeipta, 1.140 nead, making 8.230 head tor four days. wfauiss tor tne tunt tune last weak. Imlirery and supply about equal, and the mai-ket closed steady, witb unchanged prleea, 200 hundred oat Ue, snainiy Texana, were takes for export; aoOchoice native steers were exported yesterday, fibeeo RaoelDta X9O0 head, tnaklne 20.800 head for four days, against 13.950 bead easae timt- uawsa.

no really caotce lots ot eitnes sunep or lasaoe ooereo; trade aooderate as yesteraay-s Df urea. BwlnewReeeipta. X760 bead, making 12.470 uwmi mar aaT osn. asraiBss i.as i emi time lsat week. A few heavy State hoes, alire, sold at wtd per 100 Iba and the mart at dosed steady.

BstfrMIet irrun T. Cattle SeeeiDta 1.SG8 nead: total lor week. 8.347 head. Ho sales: fresh arrivals eonslirned through. Seventy cars stock are iu the yards held for shipment Sheen and Lamb Receipts.

1,800 bead: total for toe week. 9.100 head. Market dull and slow: sales of ft earn, mees generally vtnenanrod. 4 ears of elipved left ore uswold. Hoes Receipts, 8.200.

bead total for she week. 16.400 head. Market aetiva. Tork- es aoei Micnigans, so 40195 best corn fod. to 69 97; noavy, tau corn-led.

ft 70; good, 85 85. SETS BY TKLKOttkra. ed. and we hear of offers to buy that hare been coke and Western aSf to bUamK mill's" uTOiuicu oy me seiier. ustern I ra Jaatrkttau HealDitpmich to Uu Swnurer.

Pittabsirar Rrprrn in 1 TX.fm. lsst there baa been no change of importance. It is generally conceded that the price has reached a point below which it can not go, without loss to the makers, even those who mrm mmt hmnhi. in. BiVtHNiu.

Seuterufier 6. Cotton Arm: mid in uRars la brisk drmmnd and Arm at quotations. I f.Vr LT the ale use. The market for manufactured bars ssems to be a little firmer, and It ta hnnori thai thi hare a rood affect on Dior-Iron Biinmlnnm smelted from Lake Superior ore, 800 tons gray forge. (20 50.

four months: Connellsrille coke. 500 tons, a mixed lot. 817 60. four months: 800 anna mv forge, 818 50, four months. Anthracite, 150 tons gray forge, red short, 820, four months; 100 tons gray forge, 18, cash.

Special Ditpatch to tht Enquirer. Pfttabsirsr Septkubkr 7. Oil Refined Tha market la dull, with a decline-East of V.a. New York weak: in shipping order, lSjtltc; caaea, 17ai8o. Baltimore and Philadelphia: standard white, prompt, 1313c.

aJMEKa s. 5 r. a. Unuie: market has hnon on et with a slight depreciation In stktu. United and shlpstufftat 812(313.

and middlings at 16(d21 per Conduit opened at $2 35, advanced to 82 36'. de- fin atw4al 1 nl t.kBf onl a ton. on arrival. rlined Vt heat was In rather small snnnlv and with good bur damand for abipment aud milling, the uuuast was rrner ana onenngs pretty well sold on. ctioict white held at 11 US and nrlina at ii sorati 32; choice hill sold at II SO.

and crime hill and amber at tl 28, but good samples oia at si TMfi -c; cnoice red scarce at 81 25. and xo. graded in aemand at 91 23. and fair to pnme milling ssmples sold at $1 10(al 20 per bushel. Bye was in fair demand, but not much tiered.

Ho. 2, in elerator, salable at and prima sum pies, on at 67a. per busheL tjora was in rair demand for ear at on arrival, with sale at theee figures, and a few lots in favorite locations brought 4Ko. No. 2 mixed shelled was lu limited demand, but firmly held at in elerator.

were in large ronnlr and dulL there beins no demand except for the local trade. White offered at 2aUla. for Drime to choice, and mixed at lor like grade. Barley was in better demand, and Jto. 2 spring FROVISIOST1.

Tht market was active aud bunrant. with a rood consumptive demand for all descriptions, and at me ciote limited onenngs eren atadvanoud figures. Moss Dork sold at 812 uo for luO and at ill 7.V free on hoard, for 250 brls. of city packed, and sales iu joouing way were mane at li Bulk meats were in active demand, and safe air- greuate upward of a half million pounds at hixher prices, and at the close it was difficult to buy even at a further advance; 50.000 lbs. shoulders sold at Wc; 20,000 lbs.

at 5.35c.. cash, and 60.000 lbs. at Vc. buyer the month: now held firniir at ash. Clear ribs sold early at 7c.

cab. for Sou.uuO ba: subeequently at 7 Vic for 1J0.UO and at 7 Vic for lAO.OOO lba. buyer this month. Clear ride sold at 7 cash, aud 60,000 lbs. at 7 buyer this month.

Bacon was In fair lobbing demand, and little on the market. Cobneraga is still scarce, and operates to the divadranUure of both buyers and sellers. dhouldt re sold at be, clear rib side held at 8c and. clear side at 8Ua. all Decked.

Mnrar-eu red meats were in good aeinaud anainrm. Hams, for neary; io9iiie for medium, and livitiiic. for light averages; shoulders, 7V5-SJ1C-. and breaklast bacon, 9S9lOV4C, all CsDrased and parked. Lard in, -rood demand, and little offered.

100 tierces prime winter steam sold at 8 Vic, free on board, and this bid for more. Current make held and refusals to telegraph taken at this.with B.4UC ma. neme-teai is neid at loatviAc lor eaty. nd for country brands. Tallow In good demand from manufacturers at 7'9'7c- prime, including packages.

to 82 32V4, airanced aud niou offered at ft 7V4c below United. In United. In men i no transactloua bhlpi UlCU. 28.1U3 brls. closed at 92 33.

hii- ments from lower dia- Bitn Pmnrlsro Prprr.ifKrw a Mlntnsr sharos clost-d to-day as follows Alpha, 12; telcher, Beet A Belcher, Bullion. Consolidated Virginia. 84; California, 29; Choilar, R4'4: Confidence, 5VJ; Caledonia, 4V4; Crown Point. 4: Exchequer. 7I4: Gould A Curry.

99i: Hale A Norcross. 7Vi: Imperial. I Julia Consolidated, l1: Justice, 11H; ten tuck. Leopard. Mexican, 10 Northern Belle, Overman.

27; Ophir. 1CK: Raymond Elr. Siirer Hill. 8: riavairo. Segregated Belcher, 41: Sierra Nevada, 4V: Union Consolidated.

Yellow Jacket, 10U Eureka kn-solidated. 43VJ. ew York SgrreuBra 7. Dry ood Btixi- nes light owing to the atormr Bleached shirtings qniet Outside makes weak, but other cotton good steady and unchanged. Prints in fair request.

Gingnams active. Ureas goods doing well. Meu's wear Woolen quiet: flannels in steady request Foreign goods in moderate demand. Cleveland, Septkmbeb 7. Petroleum: market steady and firm: white.

110 test 12c Scptxubeb 7. spirits turpen tine quiet at XSiiC Cotton. Loi'isviLLE, September 7. Cotton it firmer. New Yobk.

ScDtember 7. Cotton Futures closed quiet. Br. Louis. September 7.

Cotton firm and un changed: middling. 10 Mobile. September 7. Cotlon aulet: middling. 10c.

stock. 24-J9 bales: weekly net reeeint. 4SS bales; groan receipt, 438 bales; sales, 500" bale; coastwtke. 465 bale. CHabj.kston.

September 7. Cotton firmer: mid dling, 10c; stock. 2.816 bales; weekly net receipts. 355 bales; gross receipts, 355 bales; sales, 550 uaiea; cuuiwiw, Dales. dling, MBc; stock, 2,403 bales: weekly net receipts.

1,134 bales; grots receipts, 1,297 bales; sales, 681 bales; coastwise. b62 bales. GaLrERTON. Peptember 7. Cotton stendr: mfd- dling, 10' Mc; stock, 4.522 bales: weekly uet receipt.

1.85. bale: gross receiuts. 1.379 bales: sales, l.usi bales; coastwise, 1,621 bales. Mkmphis, September 7. Cotton firm at 10.: sales.

200 bales: receipts, 15 hales; no ahinmentti: tock. 6.114 bales. Week's sales. 1,000 talus; receipts, 173 bales: shipments, 300 bales. Grease in damand at 55iiitpC for brown.

6lria6V4c I mand aalna jnti rmlo. AMin.n, os. w. i wv. yc.

low loJic Qllag mwdiing. mlrtdllug. In good middling. mid- fair. llaiIVic.

fair. 11 -Valine: peceint. net. 284 bales: exports by river. 40 bales: stock.

20,475 bales; week's aalus, 3.600 bales: receipt, iwt. bales: graxs, buliw; export, 2,120 bale; by river, 40 bale. Product Marattta. Kow Trk-Sept em deb 7. Flour: receipts.

13,000 brls. So 2. 83 75(94 50: supertlne. State and nesiern. 84 60ft5 Ja: aiuiiaun to good extra.

8a 50: good to cboiue. 85 956 30: white wheat extiu, 86 35(36 85; fancy, to uu48 26; extra Ohio, 85 504 7 50: St. Louis, 85 50; PHtent, 17 4(X9'0. Hya nddr upebanged. Cdri-meat dull: Western, 2 90 (93 25.

Wheat: receipta, 78.0TO spot spring firm and winter scarce, iu demand and higher for future: No. 2 Chicago spring ranks with No. 2 uiere an accumulation oi medium aeL .1, ki nr.d SStf JOc for choice and fancy tl 45. No. winter red.

81 Slrtsl 32: I ho. 81 42T41 45; No. 2 amber. 81 4-'l 43; red State. (1 471 48: white, do 81 651 56; white Western, 81 50; No.

2 winter red, September. 81 40; October, (1 S-'Aifctl 86; No. 12 September, tiJti: Ocb'ber 81 26V4'1 28. No. 1 ttcsiern.

K7ic Barley uncliaiiped. Malt unchanged. Com: receipts. 412,000 bub. ungraded Western I A il I.

mtnam ml. I11.D1, IS.r-' r.mMM Wit1 57c: yellow extern, bc: steeirn mixed, ei tember. October. fc.V.a.9c No 1 October. 6945ftc.

Oata; receipts. 91,000 raised iuu Htate, white 34l4c. Hny: shipping. 6XV470C. Hops dull: vteitlem, txjuee: ruo cancw, loyiKorK.

lobbing. UDA23c. gold. Buar: fair to good refining, MViSt-Soc prime, 854c; refined scsroly so firm: le'vllc Molasses and rice unchanged. Petroleum heary: crude, lo.

refined. Tallow at SAie. Kesiu quiet at 81 fe-tal 87J. Turpentine firm at 36c Eiss: Western, Pork nrmer; new. mess, tia 10: ucuoer, i 10.

Butter: quiet: Western long clear middles at 7o. Whisky: tl 13. ots, 8,800 bvtb.f rytt 109 bush. Shipment-- Wheat 14.000 bush iterta0 buab. The- Draferf Jon ma rerjortsi CatUa Iteeelpas, ,70 bead; abtpmenta.

2.200 bead: tA grade iu good toman 4 at fml prises; natty steers, 846 bast 88 26: Colorado eowB, sv; steers, 994 eo: lexan antlre and good demaatt eowa. 92 763 76: steers. $x4 40 native botch sib' dalli ataera. aa Mwa ok. 82 orM 86; natfre stacker aad feeders plenty but a-iiuni a aw.

not eteccipta. 000 head; ahlpaents, 4,700 bead; best scareeat L1- Packers 'vw. "wasoy at sixiu is. anin shnn R-ri i i. few choice hara: aalaa as as anaa.

.1 k. jr. sw, rmniriTUHIIUSuy, C6DIMI7 25 'r' hh grades. 8Sr9. aa, nu, a sjsji.

BBj a mv mi SbTIi art. amber. 81 45A1 5a Can minL "Zj M59c Oats: PennsylranlawhhVSiMTcj whit bVi mixea mestera, 31 (333c. Kye, una, if9i4 neel hams. SIM g2328 50.

Butter: Western Keserre. Cheese: fancy Western, Petralaitm- Mllnl Hc. Beeeipta Wheat. 18.000 coca. 0,000 waw, OUBU.

MHwaahss flayiSMura 1 tiin.rfia.ii iBsr am an a. heatopennd and 1V4C viuotiu uniniiea: rto. WMBausee. hard. 81 21: No.

1 Mliunkin. at i. i a 81 16; Sertember. 8107: October, tl 084: No. 8 do St itA.

Cr.rn 1 Oau steady and iu fair demand: No. flkr. Rr is in good demand and lnw.p Nn sa TLaia nv. zspnng. beptemrjer.

wc; uetooer. Lake frewnts: wheat tn Ru(rai 1. OTinw-rwur, xjju wheat, 166,000 bush, BhiorBenoi Flour, 4.400 brls. wheat, 104.000 bush. pr-lal DupateM to the Etumtrer.

flttSDnrsr SEPTEM BKtt 7 Grain XPaathsr unutvoraoie lor out-door tran-actions. Wheal: "Kin onenngs and tinner: choice red. 81 24(31 26 a.eniucxy white and amber, si Hirai rim urmer. nut no mcner: -vellnw. ihrl nl xttarjin mixcu.

Outs steady but heavy: white. unxeu, uo.sic. tsaney: spring more fan- a Aye nominal at rxc XSoatost SKPTEMBEB 7. Klour firm: Waatam uperhne, 84 05; common extras, 86 Wisconsin extras, 85 75sfi 60; Minnesota extras. 86 60a mi "iiiwr wuesi.

vuio, inaiaria ana Micmpm. nwf; Illinois, in au-ti su: hl ixmm mwuh. Sitoiit, 87oo. ttom: mixed and yellow, 62rboc. at: No.

1 and extra white, 4rW'i0c. No. 2 white anq no. mixed, No. 8 white and No.

a luijicu, I ft tmt aim I la HvT-nryt nrm 7 winnr- rTuw 86 family. 85 Hf6. Wheat: No. 2 red, 81 2s! t-orn. 43c Kye.

OnU, ZxQirc. Clear rib Dnixsiues: wtntcr cure, 7VJC; sum mer, 7p. shoul ders, biic. Hams. lO'SilOVic Ijtrd: steam, 8.Jc." kettle.

9V40. Hogs, 25; receipts, 1,100 head shipmenta, 9G0 head. Xriaphls-SErrEMBKB 7. Flour firm: choice laraiiy, 2S. Com higher at 5tix60c.

in rtjre. Oat quiet at 40i5c. in store. Pork timet at 14 50. Ia.rd firm: tierce, 10c; keas.

loUc. Bacon mt Vsi-SSyliP- Bagging dull at 12j 8ErrEifBEB 7. No rleeided change in me marseta. rrh'ea remain uncliauged. except in ciear no, uuix meats ana owwii, which is oc.

higher per cwt. Brendstu flii easier. Peoria. PEtTF.MBEB 7. Corn active and stoedv: No.

2, 41444ixe. Ontt steRdr: No. 2 white, 'M'-icu, 2ic. Rye firm: No. 2, 51Vf514'c Oawegro Septembkr 7.

Wheat source: white State, fl 4: red State, iUJL Corn: No. high mixed Ueid at 57c rejected, nic Foreign Hsrket. LosdoS. September 76 P. Ji.

t'onsols for money and account, 5 of 'CS. liii'; of 107'4: HVlos, lOi; new New Vors iVntral. Vr: Hrie. do. preferred.

2P: Illinois Centn.l. 70 Ileflned petroleum, l.fnseed oil, Spirits turpentine. 26ifyifs. Paris, September. 7 Efcnte.

105f. (Trjjc. Antwerp. September 7. Petroleum.

34V4f. L'rvtRPoou Htptember 7. fotton 6fa-5 Salee 10, t00 bale; upeculatioit end exptirt. l.lifM bales; Atnericiin, 7.800 bales. Yarns and rubrics at Manchester duiL TIIK KilltTAYS.

ioic Cheese, ollyic j-owin- orfer: "The prospec-w aie for a season ol Lonls Reptemkek 7. Flour nnettled, buyers standing off, but holders firm. Wheal active, but lower: No. 2 red fall, il 27 cash; No. 8 red fsll.Sl 18, cash, 81 lfGtl 14J4: closing at 81 15, September; $1 13ai Com inactive and lower: No.

2 41J6, bid; cash, September: October. Oats quiet and unchanged: cash; 27c, November. Rye higher at 57c Btirley quiet and unchanged sample lots choice to fancr Minnesota, Whisky stoady and unchanged at 81 09. Pork higher: Jobbing. 812 SO.

Lard firmer and wanted: summer, Hl4o bid; winter, 8 45c, bid. Bulk meat firm and in fair demand: summer shoulders, 614c; clear rib. Bacon firmer at 6c. and 8Vc Hogs actire. b4 lower: Yorkers.

85 105 25; butchers', 85 10(5 80; coarse to good heavy, 84 75(ni 10. Cattle steady; fair demand for shipping grades: good to choice steers, 1,400 lb, and upward. 85,25.5 75; good 1.160 to 1,200 14 STUiJl light, 1.050 to 1 100 50; butchers' steers active and strong at 83 254; native cows and heifers, 82 25fts4; 503 75; Texans and Indians in good demand for shipment at 82 60a)3 87J4. Sheep actire forsnippern and g'Kd stockers: common to choice muttons. 83(4; good to fancy shipping muttons.

83 7.Si 62S; stackers, 82 0i3 12V4. Roeit Flour, 6.000 wheat, 50,000 coru, 20.0UO bush. oats, 4.000 bush. rye. 1.000 bush.

barley, 4.000 hogs 2,200 head; catUe, 1.000 head; sheep. 500 bead. New Orletsnt Septembbb 7. Flour In fair demand: comtnon.HOl 25: superfine, 84 50(4 75; XX. 85: XXX.

$5 25(6 87 12V7 37. Corn active and higher: choice white in gunnies, 63c yellow, 65c Oats firmer; Galena, Texas, 4KS42C Corn-meal stronger at 82 50. Hay in fair demand: pnme. 815A1C: choice timothy. 817.

Pork dull: mesa, 81S 75. Lard in fair demand: tierce, SliOJc keg, tJirtllOc Bulk meau quiet: shoulders, loose. Bacon: demand fair and firm at 6V(4c Sugar-cured hams in fair demand: smail, 13c; medium, 12c Whisky strong: u. ractiilnd 81 12U. Coffee quiet: I tn nrima.

17riiic. void. Hurar Clweistwatl 7. united Maiiroaas 1 "r.r7mm to uood common. IfcasVic: fair to mock-Yards BeceipU for tha past twenty-four I s.

asi. nrime to choice. 84i9c: ceu- hours, up to noon to-day, as compared. with tbt IS, S'i-U'Jc Holm duU and unchanged. nnriniu thraa dara aia as follows aestember 4...

September 6a septemner 414 627 887 deptember 7 247 Shipments for corresponding time flantember 1 September Caassmkot at 258 214 408 408 8u3 1,495 464' 1.030 -611 238 756 S4S 845 Sheep. 122 831 166 676 213 SIr.h-7 i 109 Cattl Beeeipta to-day were iignt. ana nsucn m. in nuiiiif as has been coming ia for some time oast, common to fair grade constituting the bulK of ins imTiu au jr in the market for any of the different grades: prices, howerer. were maintained, and with more firmness on tht better qualitiesr market closing ith a portion leit over uuaoiu.

uiuj the lower grade. Bale rungea Common. S242 75; fair to medium, 8-t-J 10; 5000 to choice butcher grades, HJi i pern Kf 50: fair to good Texas aud J. herokeea, 1 7V3 78: lair to good heary oxen, 83 753 4 25 fair to gooa ngnt leeaers, oa in, sw" heary 84-314 76. floes-Receipts were fair only, and were not sufficient to meat the wants.

There was a good de-mandT and tbt market was actire to tbe extent oi tht offerings, aud mart could readily havt been diipoaed oi at full prices. Butcher and both ship per ana paexer wera During, am rvwr wall maintained, with good light qualities bringing a ahada better. All were sold, and the market closed Ana at tht following ran ire of prices? Com mon, 84 60ff 4 86; lair to bmmm itgoi, tasaa bo: fair to good packing grade. f5 selected butchers, 8 SfjA 40. $iiExr Receipt store liberal, but -market was steady, with prices ana.

the raoHa fevtng as fol-lows: Common to fair, 21(3c; good to choice, 8J4'4J4c per lb. gro. I LAxas Supply eonUnuet snod prate ana market teadj at prices at foUows; Ctimmon to Xair, i 4c; good to choice, 4rilJicj extra, 6c per lb. gross. -i Special IXfpalcA to th enquirer.

Albooy BxPnttaEii. Cattle Receipts ytt- tiulif 47 cars, acaiutt 63 ear Thurs day and Friday oi last wek. Supply lair average quality of together with 20 car Texans and cats of Colorado. Masket ruled steady atan adraoct of WS'c over test weea Buslnest light, and buTtrstro bohllng ok? la ex pectation oTt anlet rosters wtrt 818 bead, and, tn-day only 414 Sheep and t-amtja Keeelpts yesterday and to-day, S.WJU Jieou, aln.ooo head for sani days last week. Supply of sbep mostly from Kvw York.

Canada, Ohio and Michigan; an advance of tc par I o. waa maittaintd during tht tarif vaxt of weak, but ,1 Rict in gooa aemanu oiuiuu; Bran steady at 70c Gold. Nework exchange. prem. sterling exeiiauge, 50254.

Telede Septxmbeb 7. Flour firm. Wheat firm: No. 8 white Wabash, 81 40J4: amber Michigan. pot.

81 31; September, 81 October. 81 23; No. 1 red winter. 81 37; No. 2 spot.

81 24K: October. H22l4: No. 8 red Wabash. 81 23; reiected Wabash. II 03; No.

amber Michigan. 81 26: No. 2 canal red, SI 30J4- Corn firm: high mixed, spot, 49'c No. 2. spot or September 49c October, held at 60c; 49c bid; rejected.

damaged. 45c Oats quiet: No. 2. spot, 28c Michi: sail hue 31c; rejected, 23c Kecpw Flour, SuO wheat, 64.0UU corn. 28,000 oats.

4 600 bush. Shipments Klour. none. wheat, 60,000 bush. corn, 23,000 bush.

oats. 2.800 bush. 4 p. wheat closes firm: amber Michigan, spot 81 81; SeptemTjer, 81 25: October 81 23 o. 2 red winter spot.

II 31; September 8l 24 81 22. No. 8 red Wabash, 81 23; No. 2 amber Michigan. II 26.

Com dull: No. i September, 480. October, 49'c Cltieogo flF.rrEMBEB 7. Flour steady and in fair demand. Wheat unseUled and lower: No.

2 Chicago spring. 81 16, cash; 81 071 07. 8mjeB-ber: 81 03, October: No. 8 Chicago spring. 81 10: reiected.

92c Cora active but lower at 4o-e. cash October. OaU iuactire and lower at 2ircA; 24c. October. Rrt easier at 54 Barley ttetdr and firm at 68c.

Iork in fair demand aud prices higher at fix 45. rash: 12 47. Octobtt. Lard stronger and higher at 8.70c. cash, or October.

mw firmer atTVT WhMty. 81 C. At the Cl'e Wheat low, at 8107 (September; 81 MY October. Con e. lower.

Oats unchanged. Pork 2Uc. higher. Lard firmCT aud unchanged. J.JS.; snno hrlx: wneaL 90.000 buth.

corrT 21M.700 oat. 91.000 rje. bush. barley, 36.000 bush. Shipments Flour.

8.000 bria: wheat. 77.000 coru. 223.U00 oati.116.uo0 rye. 12,000 barley. 8,000 bush.

(taltlanara 712:50 P. M. Flour firm: Western superflne, 83 754 SO; do. extra, f3 85 76: do. familr, 88 5o7 60.

Wheat: Western ft rmu steamer. II 29: do. No. 2 winter red, spot, 81 44; September. 81 October.

81 86- Cora: Western steady: mixed, spot. September, ui. (vmw. an, uoinnr. Sc.

Oats ouiet and rlrnVT Western 'white. da mixed. 83s36e.H Rre duU but sttadr: prime. 60c Hay steady and unchanged. Provisions quiet but nrmer.

rors, 14 60. Balk meats: looaa shoulders, dear rib sides, 77 Jn: packed lof.PJ. rih sidas. Hams, 12i13c LardL Butter firm for choice Western at 18 joc Petroleum ouiet and easier: trude, re-anad. I3ie.

Coffes dull and unchanged. Vthiaky ZZTr" si 13U. RtweiptS lour. 9.167 wheat, K000 bunU. Cora.

S5.UX) buau. Chicauo having pulled the ttrings. the Cincinnati Marionettes hare adranued freight rateiL Receiver M. E. Ingalia of the Indianapolk, Cincinnati and Lafoyeltf, baa returned from the Eaut.

It Is expected 4ht the norTow-giiuye railroad, between Clnsow Junction. and MuuimotL Cave, will be completed by the 1st of January. Tug Court Iuli authorized the Re'eiverof the Covington. Fleiuingtiburg and Pound tiftp lbiiiwa5' to oomiilele the ten milts of road from ea.t to Hillhboro. The road has been eompletei and truiiu running tn.m Johnson's Station to Flemiugsburg for several inontUK.

Mb. 3. P. Peabody hrw returned from Mew England, and is contemplating a scheme ior supplying the Cinciutiati markats with cltim-ohowder. ria the Baltimore slid Ohio and Mrtiietm and C'lticiti-nati KxpreML Meanwhile he will occupy a desk ia Snpenntendont Peabody's office at tbe Ohio and Mississippi bead-quarters.

Tke Pound (lap Railroad lttie has been dcclde1 fn the Kentucky Courts. The Receiver is autho-rieed to collect enonyh of the county to complete tbe road as far as' Poplar Plains, after vrhich he is empowered to complete it to Hiilsfenni, aud to cyntruc debt of titi.OOO, to be secured by a lien on the totd. Stock holdeks of the Pitubmx and Lake Eric Railroad have elected the following Directors: J. 11. Itevereaux.

S. Burke, Reuben Uitclicock. Cleveland: C. H. Andrews.

Youitgstown: Joliu Reeves. Heaver Falls: John K. Druvo and James 1. Bennett Piitsburg. The whole road is to be known as the Pittsburg, Youngstown and Lake Eric Road, Tilt earnings and operating expense of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Kad and -its leaned lioe fr the quarter ending Juiie 3o, lt77, ss compared with the corresponding iuarter of the previous year, are as follows; Groafl Operating eaniings.

exrenses. 1876... 8611,0,8 Mi.9,;i:i 1877 36S.o89 Ket earnings. 1151,285 171,045 This sliows a failing un in ttni earnuutx oi 871,444, aud a decrease iu expenses of leav ing au tucrease ol pet earuiuKs oi Tux principal holders of the 8.W),0oO consoli dated mortgage on the. Ohio and Mississippi Kail-road have Mgned a petition tn the I'nited ttte Circuit Court of Indiana requeuing the Court to i'Ul the Trustee.

Allan Campbell, in oi the morignged propvi ty in order thai the revenue inty tie appnea to tnc payment oi ine iniercht on the bunds secured by the mortgage. Thuy hope by this means to avoid all absolute sale of the prop erty at a great sacrifice. The Trustee has prepared, and will file at an early da), au application for a decree of foreclosure, and the bondholders desire to meet the application with their petition, which la understood to he acceptable to Mr. Campbell. General SCPEBXNTESriENT the Atlan- Heary dumhihh, wuen our uuimhuwi mu uj to the utmost, and the tendency oi men working by the tip will be to do as much as poktiblc, and fully appreciating their desire to earn all they tu, and yet the great dangtir incident to men being overworsed, it Is heruoy oidered that no freight conductor, engineer, fireman or brakeniitu.

after having doubled any division of hi" road, Khali be sent out or permitted to go out with engine or train until they hare bad at least eitiht hour of reL This order is imperative, and will not be varied from except iu of accident" THB Sew York Times, commenting on the proposed Railroad Convention at Cincinnati, fays: "It is not impossible that such a movement may be made; the complain tsoi Western connections have more than ouoe been made the basis oi action by the trunk lines. But. on the one hand, it is not likely that interests so scattered and so various as these ot tne roaus WU1CU leru luo mma nua tn be brought into close enough harmony to make the movement rery formidable: and on the other, in the long run it is plain that the trunk lines, with their large capital, superior organisation and more effective equipment, muit control the rate of freight. If they yield to the reclamation of their Western connection it will only be because their owu interests dictate an advance. TtB American and United States Express Companies ace engaged In consolidating their offices si all common points that is at all points where each Company bss an office.

From Buffalo West there are orer four hundred of these, and it is expected that an annual saving of several hundred thousand dollars in expenses will be made br this consolidation. Tbe consolidation of American and United Stales Express offices has taken place in the following places in Indiana: CrawfonUville, Reynolds, Teinptelon, Lafayette, Logansport, Kokomo, Frankfort. Klwood, Anderson, uncle, Hartford City, Richmond, ConuersriUe and. Ruah-rille. Of the abore.

so far as agreed upon, the American Express Company controls the following: Crawfordsrille, Templeton, Kokomo, Klwood, Mun-cie, Reynolds, Logansport, Frankfort, Hartford Citr. the United State Express rOanpauy the following: Anderson, Coonersrille, Kuan vine ana ciwoou were transient mc American Express Company June 30. 1877. In this consolidation the buriness of each Company ia separately managed by the same agent. SPBinoriKLD Republics: It i little wonder that Vermont railroads do not pay.

If tbe other New England roads have felt compelled by the hard times to largely reduce, if not entirely to do away with free passes, much more Is there necessity for retrenchment in this direction in the Green Mountain Slate. Vermont ia the very paradise of dead-beads. With her railroad scandals has grown up a lavish freedom in the distribution of free passes that Is simply astounding. At the recent Bennington celebration, including tbt meeting of tbe State Press Association, all tbe local editors and, with some exceptions, the outside reporter rode through the State lor iu the goodly company of all th Judges, members of the Legislature, practically all the lawyers and the leading ministers and prominent citiarns of the State. A conductor on one of the Central Vermont trains is reported to hart said that one-third of his passenger in ordinary time travel free.

Some of tbe newspapers bold half a dosen permanent passes, and the power to Lsue free rides is delegated by Governor Ith to certain Prominent men like Trenor W. Park, while a New ork correspondent at Bennington was given a lot Of blank peases to be tilled out at his pleasure. Tut Bureau of Statistic has published its comparative statement of import and export for the even mouths ending with July. Tht value girea art specie. For the entire period of this year the exports of merchandise hare Increased orer the corresponding period last by 810.306,403.

tr 8 21 per cent. the Imports bare increased by or 13.4 per can t. The excess of merchandise exported orer merchandise imported last year was 19.800,024. This year it is but $35,422,046. 'This change still more conspicuous in tht trade for July, when the exports fell off slightly and the import increased a little over 33 per cent, and instead of an excess oi exports of 89.286.241.

which we had last year, give us this year an excels of Imports of Turning to tht specie more-rnent we find that while we hare exported only 837.080,460 this year, against 842,877,790 last year, we hare imported this year, against only 820.7i4 last year, reducing the excess ot exports ram $36,357,025 to 126.061,9110 difference of k2B5.113. The total amount of ua transactions wua foselgn ooimine ior ui seven i 8tteo.007.657. For a corresponding period in 1876 it was f634.196.S19, an Increase for this year, ao far, of 846,811.238, or 7.2 per cent. oonrnmnt of Guatemala bat entered Into cob tract with Mr. J.

A. DeBraam to establish tele- iween the Atlantic port ot Livingston on tht north-eastern coast of the republic and Cape Baa Antonio in the Island ot Cuba, thence so connect with tot ttlegTtnhM STataxaY which embrace tht West Indies. PanasUa. tha- Catted states and Eu rope. The contract ia dated July 21.

1877. and uoder It Saner OoBraosa a adlowed two yos which to eossplete the work. The Gorermsnexif gnarantect to the Company represented by Senor oraaia ine yearly arauubt of tor 7ear from the day tbt lint ia tween Lirineston and San Antonio. The cabin la to be tret for tbe official dia gatcfae of the Government, and tbe latter shall the tariff for other dispatches nroa a basts of 26 waa per won. The direction ot toe caoie to oe from Livingston to Cape Zapotillo, thence ria Co-umel and Cape Sau Antonio to Havana.

Tlie length of tht lint will be 150 league, or 450 mi Ira. more or less. In ease there should be any difficulty about landine at Cane flan Antonio, the cable will bt laid directly to Key West from the bland of t-usuniei. au additional distance ot aooui uu num. in this case a mora direct and ranid means of com' municatinn would be afforded, and cipher message ceuid oe sent and received, which ana proninitnn via narana.

CaJTalH Java TL lint hi eoniunctiOB with A. Ot Lambert, has ndmninml ulans for a bridge ad the Busohona aauaniin Perm. Enmneaa Con stsmtinonle. with Mia -Aaiatic abore. TIM brio ire.

which, with tha ascension of tbe masonry and noonng. wMl be eonauaded of Iron, will be 100 feet wide. 6,000 iee losuc. aud will consist of fifteen spans, of which tht cental one will corer 750 feel, tht longest snaa tn the world. Tbe height of road way above the water will bo 120 feet Tht chief difitcukv In tba enetina of the bridge will be en countered in she eoustructiou of the great central arch.

The current at this point is rery strong, and will be neoesaary, iu building the piers. to sink two treat caissons ia water mort than 100 feet deep. The pier of the arch will be fifty feat thick, aud will becoo- stmctsd of granite blocks lockod together with iroo brace. By a new Invention or the engineer. the weight of any heovr obiecta, such as troop or steam cars passing over the arches, will be equally distributed among, all the supDorts.

ao that the danger arising from tht concentration oi weight uikmi anyone snot will be averted. A careful sur rey of the bed of the Boephorus shows that It oon-tisisot three feet of alluvial mud over about fifteen feet of sandy strata. Beneath tbem is a foundation of solid ruck. It is estimated that the bridge can be constructed at SLOnat of 825.0'. 10,000.

labor being uncommonly cheap iu Coiisututmopie. Dave it port. lows. September 7. There baa been pending beiore Judge luilon for several days an im portant application for the appointment oi a ite- ceirer and -an injunction against the Covington, Columbus aud Black Mills Railroad Company and others, at the suit of James II.

Hubbeil, of Minnesota, mid upon the oross-bill of H. D. Boyd, of Sioux City, ernmei.t coauset being engaged. The Court denied the anolication for a Receiver, but decided to enjoin said Company from dinposing of aay oi its property or from incumbering me roao alreadr huilr ami rpmitrvrl tha defendants to enter Into bonds to complainant to account for the proceeds- of the Kerry and Transfer Company, i'he effect of this order Is to nrotect the property of said Company from spoliation, and to prevent the disposal thereof, and to ascertain more fullr I 1 1 1 I Oll wiieiner the he operating present managers of the Company are in good faith to construct the road as represented, and hare the means t- tii.tlii tnetr contractu. Should they fail in this, the Court held hat the application for a receiver in lit again be heart.

i COI KT UKPOBT. Common Pleats Before Judge JJoftiraton. a san cask or woman's DuiutunuK. James lxug vaiarah Long. This was au applica tion for a dirorce, based on the ground of adultery.

gross neglect of duty, and habitual drunkenness of he defendant Tha testimony revealed tba fact that tbe parties were married in 1868, and had two children, one of whom was an Invalid. Thejiartlea lived together pleasantly for awhile, but the defendant developed a love for and after tbnt she -neglected her duties and began tbe course which ended in this case. It appeared that her desire for liquor was su great that she would sell articles of furniture about her house, with the proceeds of wbtch she purchased liquor. She finally abandoned her hus band and went to live In a house of til-lame. On the morning of tbe abandonment sbe left tlie bouse on the plea of going to market 1 After sbe had been one f.ir some hours she sent word to tire plaintiff bat she had met her brother, and was aoiog to Iuwa with htm.

Noihioa more was heard of ber niiMl came thai she wns living in a llullMOU Third Ueet. The mother or the plaiiitin went to se uer ind urcrd her to leave for fear the platntittmlght see her, ami a difficulty would ensue She claimed thr.t a- hart bHi nersua-1 lo the step she hart taken by rntiaf miin narrMrt Harrv Wesiltim-. bbe ssxamed tienameof ixiu. Wllfwtn. under which name she is till known.

Kvldettce wnsititiiHluced sbowina that She noil keeps up her bad habits. Mijor liiacaiiurn, attorney iur me piaiiuin, siaieu he was compelled lo refer to a matter disagreea ble to the but which was a iwrt of the Thentaiiirifrbad been convicted of homictrte In 1K74 and seat to the Pealieiiilarr. The uc-feridaot. Id -omnauv with a partv named Huston, had gone to he plaiuurfa place of business In the horse market, lie plainiirt neing a horse trader, and there iluslon uaue his brags thai he was liviug with the plalnti PTh wile. lluHun acted In such a manner as that the latntiff bei'uroe highly oxcitea.

Ity the urt vice tr Is frlerirts ibe elaintiff seoaree a pistol, and. In at- (rapttng to shout Huston, mitued iiiiu. fctlline; a llt- boy named I nun. ror una tneptainiin waatient. i the IVinientiurv.

Wnile was a teboical rasa of xilliug. the circumautuces of the killing suited sympathy be extenueu to the planum, ana -o urt. eouiinet and iury un.twd In a rccomiuendation nnrrten, vrtricn was granted at the ewrt of a year mpiisiminmit. The plafutifl nHarned to tbe olty. iDd kasbeen eonrtucutig hiussei a a good citisen.

Ahile the defandaut bad beesi ououaalitc tuber inriut-r course. The Court -The oonflnemeiit In the Pcnlteatlarv would give the defendant a cause ter divorce against the plainiiir. iay ne piainiin nas -n fmnjuiim wit, ii our Honor uieaae, aud the defendant ouatiaaed bar acls. The Court Hubmit tbe case. If ASSAULT ON TUB CUAK ACTtB OX A WOllTHY OJr- IR'KR.

MarvMcOill vs. Edward McGill. The parties to this ease were married in June. 1H6A. and bad a couple of children.

The plaintiff charged that the defendant hart neglected to su pi Krt his family, and Lt in July, was sen tenceti to uie t-euiienuary one year uiHtera pica of reuel-viug atoleu giayda. be petition was til lied duriDg continuance ot tne IDg th cuui sentence. The l'rosecntor, air. nauer, orrugni i.t mu, nninr (nm that the Dartv sentenced to the Pen itentiary was oue and tbe same witb the defendant me case, llitruuiiceu jueu -(. U.

Have you ever Deeu uie jreuiteuttaxy, jar. MosesT A. Yes, sir. (J. Did ypu ever see Jul ward ntcuiu tuerer a.

es. I uiu. VI. Are you acquainted with blruT A. 1 am.

Q. Are you the Deputy Sheriff of this county? A. am. 1 1 i. it a u.rt vnnr Hiitlea to take parties aen- teuced to tne I'euftaniiary to that insUtuilouT A.

HI8. Q. Old you take Jucttiu inerez a. ear ago. lie was seuiencea uuuer a piea oi reveiv- ig stolen giMMis.

O. What Is ibe character pf the plain ti.T? A. It rood. I knew the parties to the cans to be man ud A CASB OF ABTTtTAX, UBCStlJSrMI. Vienna Morrow vs.

Juseph 11. Morrow. The poxuea to thla oaee were raatrlrtl in JJeceniber. imti. mtlKeilllta KUII UVKm: Ul UU7.

Kvluence was luirouueea r-nowingtiiai. wieinaimm supported the lamily, ana mat sne ni siarieu ine dren lant In the livery-stable busiuess from means hi cn site bad receivea ir.im ner iner- emaie. dAiaiiriaiit. bowevar. sueul the earuiuga the stable in such a manner as that she was ooiuM-llel lo talte the staule from him.

Tliedefetnlant's bubitsuf Irlnking were so bud max oe wtmnnuu cuuauuiv iitoxicated. llurlug the past three years he had been treated for a condition of health bordering on delirium tremens four times. decree was grainea ine piaiiuin. i uere. ueiug ao hiidren.

tne laaae of the marnaae. sue was per- aillled to resume uer maiaen name vi xmm.ummu i V. 'IIP. f.w...u. IiIvoki eu rati si a wotuu-aa Josenhiue.Schulta vs.

Roben S-Uiultz. Ibe grounds of this application were extreme cruelly, gross rfntv atirt willful absence. The counsel re- m.r,; tliit he did not know whether tbedefendant could he said to lie willfully absent or not. he being COIllilied 111 the feJllWtmiary UU utecuarKe oi buwv- ing his wife with luieni to Kill her. His uupnsoa- inent was aiso mane a gcotiiiu tvr uioiv.

The evidence of tbe defendant's conviction, and his Imprisonment in the l'eniieuiinry at a lime subsequent to the tiling of the plaintid" petition, being shown, tbe Court granted a decree. W11.1.FIJ1. AIIKKCR. Anna Belle Stuuip buuup. This was an action for divorce, batted on the grounds of extreme cruelly aud grue neglect of duly.

Tbe parties wort married at itiaiug Siwi, lu A UK Oft, irui, lived until tvn un. lu Miami Town- altin. when the defendant weut off aud had nor returned. Taken under advisement. W.

M. Yeatman, for plaintiff. fLlADKn tfJPlLTT. The State ra. Henry Bruwo.

Tbedefendant. a colored man, pleaded guilty to petty larceny he was arrested last March for grand larceny for the stealing of 44 from a party named John Poll. The evidence against him was that be had passed a SWhill tiie day alter tbe alleged theft, whlra Poll Identified as his own by a peculiar mark which was on It; the testimony against th def endant being merely pre-sumpllvea to the amount of (Stale expressed a willingness to accept the plea tendered. Tbe Court passed a sentence of tea days in tha ora-houa. aud Probate Court Before JJadgQ.

Httoon. arris 8. Burford waa yesterday appointed administratrix of Robert S. Rstale, SO0 in per- "T.i.'iihirely was appointed administrator, with th will annexed, of Cyras Brown, or Montgomery County. Indiaun.

In realty. Catherine M. Urav was appointed administratrix of Wm. Urave. Jbiuata, touuiu personaay.

Comrt CalotMlair. OOOWTT CLERK "8 OFFICE MEW SUITS. oosmiH plxas couar. Rellly v. Reilly.

Divorce, c. 607. Keener vs. Uluitermann. Lien, 8X1 B.

S3.esa. tshermau vs. baerman. IMrorce and all-mouy. Anderson ra Tbeis, sen.

sad Jun. Damage. oe.ftM. UavU fc Co. vs.

ration A Co. et sl. lieu, 8278 40. M.891. Crolly va Wm.

Foreciossre. U.SHZ. faxpenter vs. Oerbold. Appeal.

Kgaa va. Uoner aad wlfc. Fereclosure. Johoaoa vs. Johuaoa.

Divorce aad art. C6 ambers, Stevens A Co. vs. Borer. U.SM.

Bitter va. miter. iamsgea. SITKKIOB COl'HT. ssarr Wemnar ra Burns and dtr of Cincinnati Toubjeotequitietopaysoeat of Judgment against Burn tor fi.au ow.

TBte Pelfeo Coairt. Tha following were the findings In tbe Police Court res ter day Drunkenness LixKte Rogers, 50 aad thirty days: Mary Ae, twenty oays liisortlerly Conduct Catharlna Mahony, 818 and costs. and bonds to keep the peace for one rear; Louisa Hchlesinger, 83 and costs, remitted; Peter Kischer. 81 and costs, line remitted; W. Johnson, dlamisaed: J.

Williams. SIS and eostst Loo Miller, dis-nlsaed; Aunts Wuodrarf. S3 and eoeca: OornaliusBni-im. aiu and aau: James Williams. diombaMd; xvaaa Kiumn.

dUmioaad: Frank: Cornelius, twenty days; A. Maitbcwsun, diwmlawii; A. MciLenxla. coa- Uoued to Hilt Inst Larcenr John Doop and O. lu Kempe, dismissed; Cordelia Willis, oays; t-iiaa.

riuino, cvuuuust eiepternher 1-ltb. anil Rattarr Jaa. Cbanman. dismissed: Geo. Weber, 86 and costs; M.

Skanwood. continued to Beptemtier i Uianeiianamta lamas Chanmaa. cutting with In tent to kill, held to Court of Common Pleas, bail 83UO; John Brighton, vagrancy, dismissed; Edwin Finch, auustna ittunij Ins sidewalk, continued to tsepteuiber lltb; John Mckenzie, same, continued to same time; Henry Htr-ry, murder In tbe first degree, continued to September Uth i Mr. Swiggeu. selling railroad pas, motion fur a sew tnat maae.

H. Miller and wire et al. all- Money. Keataekjr Conrt of AppMhv Special Ditvalch to the Enquirer. CArsxs nxcrDXD.

raAMXroBT, Beptembor 7-KIUerbIp rs. Commonwealth, Haooock, affirmed. Whttakse -ra AJausnoo. aArsBsd. Craotra.

aa Crirtesc deB.tfnraMO. CaahlBg ra same, FraakHB. amrbisd. r.van va. saioe, Adaruo, isvtrw, atnssrit.

rs. aasae. rwvaroao. toaaauiaweajtai va ttoaa, revanad. Sam.

Ta. Isarby, cW oayjxris. nmtpe Setorda. Marten, "tame vs. Toen, a.

Btarrao.aubBBineo. Uetaort ra. (sarassr-. Loot- nil a CMnrwy: petttloo tar tisarlaw evvctn Miller va. Manha DUlwraemen'ts Ruiidinos with Dower to act.

TajKor, aoaitKMMki recar tlet. Ml. 41 Ray. sic. va, Kur.

Ac, Mariuu, argued by J. H. tai- la.lar ar apnellaaia. antimlurd. Aldrfck.

Ac. va. Tucker, Marlon. Tucker, rn.AilMiw.se Mortoa: armed bv H. Jtotitrra- for aitttrtreea.

an W. B. Barrlaoo aot W. K. RuBell for appeilBBta, aad Bral Eacate Treaarers.

Catberiae He ark man and nnaband to Frank Rur-ssan. warranty deed; tot a by sw 37-XO fVet.oa the north side or Lrnerty street, HS feet west or the nortn went corner of Western areaue aad Liberty streets SS IIU. AdmfnlUntur of Awnt K. Fecker John Wwescoeed; tot oa tbeauiitb-east eoraer of Madison and Corry streets, la Oorryviile. fronting at feet on said Madison street by MS) fee on Cufrv street; SI Wm.

li. Mad. Trustee fur Ootuure Hlil Land and Building Association, to Morris 1. Hanes, warranty neea: lot hiuock uxtsare xtiu MtKnvisMiu li. H.

Tlotrmaji to Geerare ftramp, least; house ant lot known aa Na lis Wai Front street. 1 1iK-jn- nati, being a lot a by so feet on the aotHh atta or rrwnl street between Race and com sire la; annual rent. The Varmers Coti ewe or Hsmilton Conntr to the Board nf Kducetlon of the Villture tneirirt of 0t- tu Hill Intnn Miinle aveane. t'olleaa Hill. belaa; lot In the Uoilecr aortt vlalun, iuMi containing 1 i-kk acrea: annual rent.

t3. Charles W. Horn and wife to Herman L. Herb. Wnrranu- deed, lot 'Ju bv 1(U feet on th waat line of Unn street, X-tu feet south from the corner of JBetts street; fl John A.

Call to Henrr rim me. warranty deed. 7S teet on tne east siee of lot on tne norm-east owner Coietuan and Bank streets, in Cincinnati; s7w and otner consioerauoos. L. C.

HunkiH John A. Ftuezel. warrantv need tot B. L. c.

Hoo kins' subdi vision ofRImwoud. In sec tion 12. Miiicreeit lownHbip; su. Kobert W. Burnet to Jacob Burnet.

Jn warranty deed, lot 20 br SS feet on the north aide of Kieht it street, between Elm and Plum streets, being lot 4SS, isurnei suoai vision; sl. A prroKCX suit vrs bell acainst harles abandonment filed retfpMsv' hr Tdn Ctnii- Campbell. Alleged ground BigNKiAL cettlementa twice a year is Council now requires of the Treasurer, you'll have to resitrn. what tke William Br the war. Jack Gilthran's resignation got tn too late.

It found the office already vacant There was nothing for. Jack to resign. F- Pea n. of West Union. Nicholas Conntr.

is the latest addition to the list of bankrupts. Petition filed yesterday. Inabilities, assets, nz.VM. A small fire occurred at the house of J. M.

Ab bott, corner rattoo and Julia street, yesterday morning, and that' what whs the matter witn box 51. Defective flue. Damage flOQ. Real Estate TRinsrExu. Master Commissioner.

for J. U. Huntsman and others, to S. Enston, lot 5 by 21 feet, on the north west corner of Fifth and Kiist.cn streets, ovinirlon: sto. Kt-ther A Laird to America foden.

lot 20 ny is feet on tne north side of Fifth street, 140 feel west of Main street, Covington Cisctrrr Corny. Karl Wiegel Wm. Warrrngton. rerdict for plaiutifffor 835 damages, and judgment for that amount and costs. Mnllins A Crisler aeainst C.

Von Gundy, verdict and Judgment for 8128 to aud costs. John iteniuss dc CO. against rj-nst rtageninai. udgmeut for fiX! 06. with interest from December 2.

18.5, and costs. If Judge Phelos could appoint every body Con stable in place of Jack Gilligau that wants lu be Coni-taMe, there would be euough Constables In thru di.strict to enable the City ouucil to dKpense with that portion of the city police force. Jim Francis, Hood Irvin and Tom Krancia are uli will ing, aud John Rifle is not unwilling, Phil Watson. Marshal Bui an received informa tion yesterday leading him to believe that there was a possibility thst Phil Wabon, the fugitive wife-murderer, might be lingering in the neighborhood of Lnlt'ii. Htxtne County.

Accordingly, the Marshal, acctmipauled by Deputy Owtdson, left early vevterday afternoon to investigate the report Thev returned with no right to shed upon the subjet. Gallant Exploit by a Cov ington city polity: boys have been caught off their oara. as it were. A cmcninau cop came over nere estenluy ltliout so much as a requisition, and. without eittumoning any of Marshal Bolan's men to his aid.

captured and carried off a Covington vouiiir lady. Cornelius Hanmhan is the name of the raider, and the captured lady was Mlns Lucy Moylon. County Clerk Briatow issued the license. PtdtsojJAt Mbstion. Colonel Weden Oneal.

the geuial gentleman aud faithful nicer, who once was and till ought to be United States Marshal lor ntuuky. has resumed his home in Covington. Inning ar: bisresideiioe the place lately occupied by Bob Howe and his partner, Mr. Wake Iliibbell, have, it a i Tears, given each other the shake. Captain hid.

Mil rihy ha returned from Boone, bringing with him auino woiKlerlul geological Fpecimens. TJhitbo Status Cojcwissioxkr's Court. Jno. R. Teegarden, held to answer in bond; Nicholas Kn-4, set ny consent ior ma in inst Arcine tioweil, disvharred.

One John Glllam or Giiban was tbu prosecuting witness in the Lowell case. and lint testimony waa completely shuttered by the testimony of several witnesses, to tbe effect that Gillam is wholly unworthy of belief, even under oath. He is the saute witness upon whose testis tiMtny James Arnold, of Bath County, was held orer, and Mr. Arnold 1 attire to call the attention of his friend trt that faet. That 82.600 DrvKKeioif.

Tbe Hon. D. C. Collins may ntter his notes of Indignant sorrow at his own sweet Pleasure, und his little toot-horn, the Mucket, may blackguard Tom Whittle and sound the praises of its master, the said Collins, art lUntna, bnt tost doesn't alter the fact that under the correct and con scientious financial administration of Mr. Collins itse General Fund has been unlawfully trenched upon.

Tbe Charter expressly says that each of th funds in the Treasury shall be kept "for the specific pur-nose for which ir-wns created, aud in no event shall either be used for any other purpose." That covers the case completely, ana convicu Mr. Collins. sx to solemnize matrimony was yesterday grunted to Iter. P. M- Jones, militant pastor of bt Mary's Cathedral.

Vi-r-rivn or the Water-Works Board. A regu lar session of the Water-Works Board was held last night. President Stephens In the chair, and all the members present. Claims were allowed amounting to re pay roll. paid in labor vouehen, 1332 25, making a total of 81.50S Wi The Stscretary suurriHiea tne iouowiug report: Balance on hand as per last report, 8637 71 reetaved from water-rents, 8 78; received irom service branches, ffVH 10, making a total of f04 29.

The Treasurer submitted tne toiiowtng report: Balance on band as per last report. $4,417 47; disbursements, $91p4 balance on hand, 83,51806. The Rngtneer su Dm ilea toe loiiowtng report: vuii consumed. 3.773 bushels, averaging 1211. bushels per twenty-four hours; coal in yard to dHt.

7 49 bushels: water pumped for twenty-four consecutive hours, 1,260.000 gallons. After transacting souie oiner minor nusines tne Board adjourued to next Monday at 5 o'clock p. in. School Board Meeting Stottstlca from tbe Superintendent Arrival of Collins History Treasurer's lie port for A ognta If ovlngr a te Xitsioo A sinaoll Bill of Repir-1 atpertaat Cbnsiges im Tezt-Bookt New Bsilet Roported AnotUer Tilt at Mr. Ber is.

The Board met in regular session last night. Ail the members present. Superintendent tiesi reaa a report, giving -inese statiatics; High school proper bemor 14; 40; D. lou First District noie numoer, o-. a.

anu cradesamallest. f-eeoud District Whole number, 664. and Grade overcrowded. Third District-whole number, too. x.

ana small 194 German. Fourth District hole number, Dr. J. W. Hall communicated suiting tbe receipt by him from Superintendent Henderson of thirty-seven copies of Collins' History of Kentucky, to be distributed, five copies to the High School teachers, four to A Intermediate, four to Intermediate, eight to A Diftrrct, eight to District, and eight to District Ordered distributed accordingly.

prof. Hall communicated, stating tnat ue nan fv net profit of- tbe High School exhibition last summer. Referred to High tsehbol locals and Committee on Supplies, the money to.be appUed as tney deem proper. Mr notiee to vne tjoara tnat ne won ia move a reconsideration ot in vote aoopting tne Bevis plan for the new school-house waa read, and the motion was made. Tbe President decided the motion out of order.

Mr. Zwick appealed, and tbe Chair wo sustained. The Committee on Ways and Mean reported aa nnrrect the Treasurer's report for tba mouth of Au gust, making the loiiowutg snowing: Balance August 1st Received, delinquent 00 Hi 52 H2J34 62 1.497 55 Balance September 1st. 078 97 rvtlloctor Ranttora's report Jor Aucust was read showing collections $162 received, and tnmioiitinA 11 So. alloWetK Mr.

wlck onerea a rasoiauon instrnciinK tne Committee on Law to take sppp to enlorce the collation of the tithes. AdOTtea. Tha Committee on Public Buildines reported that the work of tearing down the old school-house ws completed yesterday evening. Bills amounting to $770 for repairs In the eeveral Districts were presented and allowed. The subject of repairs necessary at the High School was referred to the Committee on Public Tha Committee oe Public Buildines was directed to dispose of the old lumber at Fifth and Philadelphia to the best advantage practicable.

A communication from the Committee on Or- ranixatiou, tha fcuperui ttwuien and tbe various Principals, was read, reoommeoding changes as follow: The omission of the speltlre book, using the wnrrla nf tha daily studies instead. j. The ooxission of the less important matter of the geography course, especiauy ot uraae Dis trict t. Tbe omission ol tha "Progressions" la Third Arithmetic. 4.

The introdiiction of Torbrlgers Da wing Hooks in place of the present series. Th introduction Kay's Plane and Solid Geometry aud Bay's Surveynui and Mavigaliou in-atieid nf IVMimis'. aomevruat lengthy debate ensued between tba Superintendent aad Mr. Culbertson favoring the change and Messrs, Ramsey and Bostwick against Mr. Dyle mored to concur iu the racommendat-rlon.

Mr. BtaHwick moved to table. Mr. Colli na moved to concur, except aa to the drawing books, tatt a larva maioritr. Mr.

iiostwick called lor the yeas and nays on If r. Lyle' motion. Yeas, Bay, tha nays being Messrs. Prague, Bostwick. Ramsay, and Sullivan.

Tha Committee on Rule reported a set of new rules, which were read and laid over. One hundred conies to be printed and diatribited. to th memhara. Mr. Zwick moved to rescind the action of tha Board adopting the Bevis plan.

He said, in the first place the Committee on Public Building had recommended that plan without any authority to recommend any plan, ne niea gruunas as wuiiwi. RiauMMSt to a been members. 2. Wrong impression oa lb part of some mem bars as to tuawoi meeting. Fkflort of Bsokt tBtsnbert tcccrvt Botkse to tinst.

Tn sdoaa-d ptmm does rtotVftriTt of "hrO- ratann at the sexe ra areywro. a and exit art erturerr la -taifacteot, aod.wlli a4 afford soflicastit light lor i'rheiwts aa fflnrpttfliot lu tht staking tot of hr; working plana. 7. Contnsexint for tht working plan howlles ntnt ttu kuiMitw. but.

secarding to o' lswsi it rerruires two-Uli rd of the Board moke a tmmri erhlokt ari'l Manias aBOrt suoaef than actually est hnd Mr Hiatoiik annealed for unity "vtl csrntjon, and farored the twick aiotloei. Motion adopted ter lo te a. Mr. Bnstwiek mwred adopt Berif. lie BMIn ainMl tAtWua (ttrsiD'S Mr.

BoMwtck said ha merely made thd motlort to cmng the Question up. Mr. MckleatKrg said bt bad been talking to aoBBS busMteraof over twenty years, and it would ml not lean than to build by the Bvris plan. The motion to adopt the Gstreiu plan woo lost br yea nays li the yeas being -iaes, tot-lit is, wan, Lang, Martin, and Zwick. Tbe Bevis plan was theu adopted by yeas 14.

nays 8, the tar DerrnT toillaa uus. atarua. Aiecaieitota ams Mr. I Henderaot, prev4o to the rotlng, asked to explain the plans, but declined. Adjourned.

A Stunteslloat to Oar Police. Tbiaa AWuVra Ike Attfatrar- In view of the many barrlartes and murders. and tht-ofrender making gnttd their eerape, that apjtreuetiw nil funi jti tare wuratimviis thus sare shoe-leather, they remnt to the arhool-txr device, just spit in. the irra of their hand. strike it with the foretneer of the other, then lol-low the directum the sptt take.

It will be just as emencious a the preaetil system and with as much euse and reaton. PiitxEirroB. XEWP0RT. Niw for admission to the public schools are still coming In A mabkiagc license was granted yesterday to Wemele and Mary Kch-enberg. Thomas Lawlob and Fred Ktnc were fined 810 and costs each yesterday by Judge Getaler for disorderly conduct.

Thk fishins seine of Mr. James Dnbtnau. of Bclle- rue, winch was stolen Mottday night, has not boon recovered yet. It measured one hundred fuel, aud was rallied at fum i Tkb German and English section of the Work- ingmen' Atatialion will meet euniJsv ailernoon, at the Red Men' Hall, to appoint Delegates to nominate candidate for the city offices. At the Bellevue Council meeting held niuht be-l fore lat, a large nmonut of financial tusiiMn was transacted, over 81,000 in notes, which Were due, being paid, and the interest on the remaiuiujc ones also paid.

Tills s(eaks well for the sbuidiug of tiie town, which is belter than auy-ouier uf the aiae iu Kentucky. i The members of the old Garrison Bund, who re turned to this city as their term of eniistimtut expired at the Columbus Arsenal, held a meeting lat nliiht at Bed Moil's Hall and orgauizrd a reed baud, under tbe leadership of Profeasor- James Green. About tea of tbe boy were present and discoursed some very fineauiortionsof niuoic frn was instituted on vesterrlar in the Chancery Court by the Farmers Bank of Kentucky ugnitn-t Bandernian and other for the sum of over 4 wo. seeking a discovery upon which atuichiuenw were issued. A ssmilarcase wns also instituted by James Taylor A Son.

of this city, against tbe same parties tor tne sum ot annul 8W0. M. tteoster for the praiutifts in both actions. YESTfcKUAY morning about nine o'clock a valu able horse belonging to Messrs. Ryou, Son tit De Luca, of Daytou.

was drowned in the river ul the foot of Monmouth street. Mr. De I.uon was driv ing, aud having missed the terry, drove ttowu to the water in order to give his horse a driuk. llie water at the polut is auite deen. a wall nearly ten feet high having been built there some years ko protect the landing.

The wagon and harueaa were save l. a oe home was valued at jjou. Criminal Court. The. Grand Jtirv found the following iudictmcnts yestenlar morning: Will lam Elliott, carrying concealed deadly weapons; Hotiry Green, mmislaugbter.

The Court senleiincd tllKttt to eighteen months in the Pcuiten tiary, aud Henry Brown to three months labor on the I The case nf the Commonwealth against Chad wick en. led on yesterday, in a verdict of not guilty, and a most ranipicte vindication ol Mr, hurtwlrk. The case was looked upon as au extraordinary uic. and seems to be regarded by tbe citizens generally having been nromnted br suite, and tite inrr seemea to nave uuteu to at view ot tne i lie prnaeeution arore out of a civil suit that is still pending iu the Circuit Court between gentleman by the name of Wis well, of Cincinnati, who i was tbe prosecDting wtlitesa and plaintiff in the civil suit. Mr.

Chad wick had put in an answer lu the civil cate, to which he had made the ordinary affidavit, to the efiect that he believed the statements of his answer to be true, whereupon Mr. Wiswell enme over and institnied tne prosecution Mr. Chadwiek, rbargnig him with This Is rather a new way to col lect old debts. We understand from tbe lawyers that this is probably the first prosecution of the kind that has ever taken place in Kentucky; that un.ier the Code of Practice most of the pleading in civil esses have to be sworn to. and that neces sarily to iorm aa Usee betweeuoppotite parti there has to be something asserted upon the one side and denied by the other, aud ii iu theee cofitxadicltoua each party should prosecute tbe other for perjury the win 1 state would soon be in an mtrtmrof prtmecutiunx.

This is a queer way to'. tie biud-. ntis controversies. between iitiauta. FBOPOSALS.

OHIO MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY, JOHN KlXtJ, Booeirer. OrFfCE (tr MASTER OF ROAD, 1 Civcinmati, eeptemberft, 1K77. To PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS Office till 11 o'clock SATUKDAY. hept. oih.

for furnishing lOO.Wto Anrrt Brick, delivered on the car on the Ohio and Mississippi Kailroad. The Receiver reserves the right to reject any and ail proposals. (seo-St) S. H. JOHNSTON, M.

of li. RECEIVER'S SAXE. Hotel Furniture for Sale. IX PURSUANCE OT AN ORDER OF THE Court, to me directed, the enure chattel prt-erty and. furniture, to-wit, the House Hotel furniture, at the corner of Sixth and Muin streets.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Is now offered for sale by bids for the entire etiatml property ot said Hotel, to be sold collectively in one contract, at private sale, as per inventory exhibiied to the purchaser, to the highest and best responsible bidder, st any time be tween the present and tne -nin aay oi i-epiemner, A. D. 177. If not soid sooner it will then be offered.

as above by Auction, at tbe of said Hotel, at the hour of ten clock A. on MONDAY, the 2lh day of ifepiember, A. D. 177. 1 trills oi bale tJne-nail cash, one-iourui in three months, and one-fourth in six months from the day of sale, deferred payinenut with nobas of the purchaser, secured by his chattel mnruave on the property purchased.

All final bids, public, or private, to be reported to the Court -for coiiliruiatioii or rejection, as the Court may deem iuM and proper. PRFl6N LoDWH'K. rteoetver I' numuuta. Air et ttt. DrSHAM i FOKtKia, Aitwnevn.

sel-ii-a ADMINISTRATRIX'S SAUE. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. PfTRSUANT TO to an order by Uie Probate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, to me directed, I will, ou U'lNiitl October 1, 1877. at 2 o'clock P. sell at Public Auction, on the i premises, toe foilowing-desenbed real esuue, to wit: Situate in Ureeu Township, Hamilton County, and Suite of Ohm, and bcihK the north half of the north west quarter of section twenty-three township number two (21, of fractional ranee second Udl.

iu ryiurac' Purchase, conutluing Ml acres, be the same more or less. Also, the following real estate, siiuale in tne County of Hamilton. State of Ohio, to Wit: Lot No. six (t), lu the division ol lanua or ixorge Miner. dueeasi.

by order of the Cuurt of Coiaiuoii i'leas of Hamilton Connty. Ohitn at the June Terra the re if. said lot being situate ia Green Township. Hamilton County, Ohio, aud in section 2-i, be ing aooui acres, more or lean, anu otiiuiiwu ou the north and west bv the lands of Emsuu Wood. south by tha laud of Hotfmau, aud east by lot No.

5 of said division. Also, the following real estate, rii: All tnat cer tain lot or parcel of ground In the north-west quarter of section number twenty-three Jt), in town two, and second fractional rantte. iu toe Miami Purchase, Hamilton Couuty, and ol I'tuo. and bounded north by the south line of the north half of said quarter, on the east by the west line of a forty-acre lot owned by George Miller, on the south by a County Koad running up Taylor's Creek, and on-the west by the eatt line of a lot containing forty-seven hundredths of an acre, conveyed by deed totmson Wood by Allied Hart arid wile, and recorded in Book No. 13a, pagenUi.

Hamilton Coun ty Records, containing two acres ana nileen hundredths, mor or less. And also all that certain tract or parcel of land, in Green Township, Hamilton Couuty, Ohio, It being a tart of tbe north-west quarter of section number twenty-three, town two, and second fractional range, in the Miami Purchase; beginning In the middle of the Johnson Road, up Taylor's C.eek, where the south line of the north half of aid quarter crosses said road; thence north forty-six degrees west three chains and twenty-three link to a stone in said road; thence north forty-four degrees east two chains and ninety-six links to the sonth line ol said eiuoty-acre lot; tnence norm eighty-eight degrees thirty minutes west four chain, and forty links to the beginning, containing fortr-seren hundredth of an acre. All the above four described lots or parcels ot land forming an entire connected tract of land containing one hundred ana two and sixty-two-hundred ths acres, more or less, and being the Km son V. ood homestead. Appraised at $111 6C100 per acre.

-Terms of Sale One-third cash, balance in eoual payments, one and two year from aate, secured by notes ami morbzag on the premi'e sold, with six per cent interest. OLIVER J. WOOD, Administrator of the Estate of Einson V. Wood. deceased.

Keexeux A Serwfxtw. Attorneys. sel-StSa ASSIGNEES' SALE- AE43IGNIE8' SALE. NOTICE 19 HEREBY tjiren that the undersiirned. Assignee of Ueorge Bngeu, will sell at Public Auction, on the uremises hereinafter described, on MONDTY.

the 24th day of September, 1877. at o'elock kL, the louowlng-descnbea real estate, situate in tne 1.117 of Cincinnati, Hamilton Connty, Ohio, to-wit: All those lots known and designated as Lota ne. 44 snd 46 on the plat of subdivision made by Brnren fc Story, and recorded ia Plat Book pane 117, in the office of the Recorder of Hamilton County. Lot No. 44 rained at $450 00.

Lot No. 46 rained at $o00 00. Terms of Sale One-third cash on the day of sale. one-third in one year and one-third in two years (mm tha dav sale, with interest at per cent. per annum, deferred payment to be secured by mortgage on the property sold.

To be rVid Dursnant to aa order of tha Probata Court of Hamilton County, in the matter of the assionment of George Boeen et for the benefit ol creaitora. r.i. bails, .1. BETH EVANS and Assignees. HF1I.M1N.

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,1, 11 MEOICAIs CARDS. Dn. HEniiEriT HA 8 HAD FOLKTKKN KA KM' KX in the treatment of vent-real, rierv.ni- sn4) chronic diseaxf, including syphilis, gonorrhea and gleet: also, cstanh, rtieumali-m. piles, Hstnla and Upe-wtrrm. Mediciinsi and jrmaneiit cur.

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DR. JAOUES, AREOtJLARLT ZDCCATLD eonunues glrc hU treatment of all fonns of reiiereel 4id ease. Caax of diseasw recently tt.lt-d cured in Uie ahorteat pussltile Uin that wi .1 in permanent relief and loug-swi'i -a are trcatArti to. LlA orrhea, bleat, ntnt t.t trtjtiorrhea. Byphills, Hernia, and ail irtiutry tllMjasea, are pnp.rolleled jpawm.

h7 .0 iu. Weaxneaa, uunitu a Id ten it' pr- eess maturer years, and which the following eflecls, a emissious. IIOS U. dixilness, nervousness, uiuinta. 1 I r'iiintirAtl oarton.

despontl ucy. --i- siuirtt. i.a of OI Mxeaa, sndoexual power, and whush unflts er (rWrl'UA, and ulUmaiely sanity and consumption, are PnlaehUy cured. Wtet.ry ot -m rigor permarienCy enrvd by remedies fc-tojurtous. It is evident thst auure atteouon to certain eiaas of smastanuy Ueaung a lam nutune, -puaarASgrcaUr skill in that spe.

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P.t..nM treated by arnreoa but. where possible. best 10 eity for personal eousultatioo l'or-- Charge moderate, and terms of payaifnt Ijv (-) iuiV 7' IS teed. Medici oe utue nwn lannratorr. UOU Bourn: sir.

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