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Through triai of many years, and through every
nation of civilized men, AYER'S CHERRY PEG
TORAL has been fould TO afford more relic and to
cases or pulmonary disease than any OF her
tied consumption have been cured by Il, and thous-
ards of sufferers no were deemed hey ORd the reach
OF human aid have been restored to their friends ard
usefulness, to sound health and the enioyments of
life, by this all powerful sntidote to diseases of the
lungs and tb roat. Here cold had settled OIL the
lungs. The dry hacking cough the CLASSY eye. and
tho PALE thin features Of him who Was lately iusty
ard strong. whisper 10 all but him CONSUMPTION.
He tres overy thing. but tn disease IL gnawng at
his vitals and shows Its fatal symptoms more and
more over all his frame. III e IL taking the CHER
RY PICTORIAL now; il has stopped his cough,
made his breathing easy his sleep is sound at
his appetite returns and with II his strength The
dart which pierced his side is broken. Scarcely ary
nelghboIhoo CGn he found which has not some iy-
ing trophy like this To shadow forth the virtues
which have wen for the Cherry pectoral en- i'm
perlshabie renown. But Its usefulness does not end
here. Nay, IL acconplishes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which II
cures are tie seed which would hsve ripened into
dreadful harvest Of incuraole diseases. Influenza
Group, Bronchitis, HOarseness Pleurisy, Whoop'
Cough and ala irritatons of the throat and Iunx
are easily cured BY the CH ERRY PECTORkI,i N
taken IN season. Every family should have it by
them. and they will find it invaIuable protection
from the inslduOus prowler which earnes of The
parent sheep from many flock and the darling Iamh
from many q home.
Authenticated evidence of these facts, with direo-
lions for the treat nent OF cach oOmpa may be
found in Ayers Americsn Almanac, of which We
publish three millions. and scatter them broadcast
over the earth, In order that the sick everywhere
may have before them the information il contains
Drugglsts and dealers In medicine generally have
them for distribution grstis and also for sale these
remedies, prepared by DR.. J. Z. AVER, Praotioa
and Analy tical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
COON, Alexandra, and by sill dealers ever where
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FO3 CALIFORNIA AND CaEaON,
VIA PANAMA RInRoAp.
R.ssls, ssiIiss Days, srk & actA sy.s.l rO.,,

R'gs!sr ssiIiss Days, Sra & actk Of ss.A ,,es,k.
sitions of various kinds have heen latei- He&H4H
Rerpelrtted on travellers bound TO GA LII 90kzXAs
FORNlA, thst tie subscriber, the only suthori et
ma. in the city Of Now Yorf, fees Il Ris syt, IN
caution a. persons seeking passage 70 CaIforrin
find Tie true Office ofthe STEAMSHIPS OF The ID. :
NAL Lire, VIA Pahhnin Railroad other olhos
II New York Is authorized to engage passage.
which is az Ia w eat street, oorner of Warren sd.
fronting on the North River, at the head Of the
NJ Observe my sign ever the door
iels J. w. RAYMOND. Agent, New York.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY.
One OF the Steamships Of this Company, carrying
CALIFORNIA ard OR EGON, leaves dE&4Rk
Panama twice each month on he arrival s<k2Se&As
which leave ew Orleans aad New \ orb IesnIsIi,
on the 5th and 10Th of each month with TIE msils
and passengers, connecting Via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and sp
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The Panama Railroad t<7 mIies Iors) is nov o.r.
hours hour IT The esassss Of passengers il checked N
are embarked at Panama BY steamer ~ the oou-
psny's expense The money paid IN New YORK
Reserve steamers are kept In Fort in Pan, ma and
San Francisco. to prevent detention IA Gaze Of scol-
dent SO that the route Is entirely rella5le-no failure
PASSENGERS losye Panama the SANE day the, Ar
me at Aspinwail.
Conduetors 90 through b, each steamer, aud taks
tectors.
For through tickets at the loves. rstes apply a,
b. to sst AR tsiss HiR K
Co. New orlsans.-or c. l.. BARTLETT. Bos-
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Traveller Directory.

IraV6len Ul1ectoly.
DlaEofF. 425S KS KS H FIIE T2sg OF ,rr
w II - II,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
&RaE9E E1
Baitinsrs and Ohis kaiIrsad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE Now RUN
FROM wlsaiiSSSiTo2 FSR fi;aE WEST.
rst. MAIL TRAIN I lS,ie Al rs u. n csuna.,
etcePtsdg eornectltI eiPisly 81 sshintt"n Juno
TIE SSifSfRlEASSAT M dt49I1Ns AND
wasblEEten at - .. IN, reaohInr cnOnnsti At ssh
p IN. next day, and conEectnr directly with Expres
rrs,n for Loul,yile. CAIRO and the Southwest. and
To view the Gr.rd Mountain Scenery ofths Road
in daylight. take either the asa. m. OF s.<' ,. m.
For rsEksr.3urs anS al st.tlaIs on he North p.
Marietta and Cincnasu Railroad take Ire same.
Through Tickets and BsgEGre u ecSs 70 AZ g N
tiers, and eycry other possible facility vii be found
WAY PASSENGERS for tho Main stem Of the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Sill leave Washing
For all points between Washington Jusct;on and
For .. stations be:veen Pisamonr and whsellns
take the - .. Tram. To connect with the Pred
erlet Tram take The $40 p m. Trsn-
FOR AND THH EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore Of 10 and 7.1
n. m, aad a. and IS On SUNDAY az 20 y. m.
only.
Leave BALTIMORE az 81 and $50 q. and SD aud
s 50 o. IN. On san lay ~ 81 a m. only.
Tue 7.&5 end ass trans only will stop II vay sta
tious aud 4 n Annapolis connections.
The7 IS al aud S.sO 3. m. are the chief connect
InS trains for The west, and the e.lo 7<S and %
D. 70. trains for the east.
For further information inquire 81 the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket Office, Whshlngton.
L. HI. PARSONS, Agent.
w. r. SMITH,
noT Master OF Trsnportatios, Baltimore.
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I NlTED STATES NAIL LINE.

Only Regular Lane, and EYi.Aegt Fs.is.r,
for Eight Years.
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Brig Edgar, (Br) from Pernambuco for New York went
to Goth.
down from City Point Va, to Hampton Roads, 10th
I inst and anchored.
Bark Louisa Bliss -, from sea, in Goth inst IT,
and anchored below Craney Island, Norfolk.
Schr l.. H. Nickerson, Baxter, from New York. arrived
at Norfolk, Goth inst, reported cleared for Balt
/
In Hampton Roads arrived l9th-Bark Jas. W Paige,
of New York; Long, from Sombrero Island, 9th inst
guano to Hardy Bros Norfolk left ship Caroline Reed
Chase for Plymouth Eng, in 10 or 10 days and brig Pa
noa; Davis waiting, to load for Hampton Roads, and pro
badly Baltimore.
Brig VIM H. Brunc Knight, from Baltimore via Char
lesion, Maanzas 10Th inst discharged and to load
for Baltimore with dispatch.
Brig Baltimore johnson, at Havana 18th inst, dis
charged and to load for United States at same port.
Pilot boat Alabama, Johnson. from Baltimore
for Mobile, went o from Cape Henry 18th inst
Brig John c. kefer, Boosc hence at Charleston Sun
day last, in 20 hOurs-per tel.
Schr. Abby Weld, Slec for Georgetown, d. c., sailed
from Salem 18th inst
Schr. l.. Scgur, Manwcrng. from Richmond arrived at
New London 18th inst.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK, September 20.---Arr. steamships Savan.
nah; Black Warrior New Orleans; ship Isaac Webb Lv-
erpoo brigs John Butler Port Platte; Thomas, st
Ubes Schrs Palestine, Alexandria; J. Richards, j. Col
Inns T. c. Benton and Native, Virginia; Susan Orlean
Richmond. CID steamship Star of the West, Aspnwall;
ships J. W White, do
PHILADELPHIA, September 20-Arr ships T. H. Per
kins and Frank Iiaynie Lverpoo barks Martha Genoa
brig Judge Hathaway Havana Cld ship Pleiades, New
Orleans; schrs j. Compton and David Hale Washington;
+. King Richmond.
BOSTON, September 20 Arr. ships r. B. Forbes, Pa
dang; Nanclusc, London.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, September 20.-Arr. br!gs Queen Esth-
and MounkrS, Windsor, n. s.
NORFOLK, September 1S.-Arr. schr. Beacon, Bridge
ton
CHARLESTON, September 19-Arr. steamship Jas.
Ad.rer.
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bbs. Howard street and Ohio $5.37H; $50 bbs. ha
hooped Ohio s525 500 bbls. City Mills at S. 25 and
200 bbls Ohio Extra sold late yesterday, 1913 We
quote City Mills Extra at So 256 so, and Howard street
do at So Baltimore ground Family is selling at IS anc
Extra at ST. Rye Flour is dull at 81 254 so and Bati
more Corn Meal at 81 81 n
GRAIN-There was a heavy supply of Wheat to-day
and the demand being by equal to it, the marke
proved very heavy shade difference in favor of til,
buyer The offerings of white Wheat "a 900 bush
and of red 5000 bus White sold at 100d 10 cents fo
common to ordinary grades ll5d120 cents for medium
125d130 cents for fair 135GI0 cents for good and l45
$50 cents for prime to very prime. Red steady, ant
in fair demand with sales at 11S22 cents for fair
pies and 12sd130 cents for prime Corn also in f
demand and steady, with offerings of 10000 bus White
sold at 7SdS0 cents for fair to PRIME and yellow at IS fol
inferior OG92 cents for prime by measure and 93 cent
by weight Oats were in light supply the offerings being
only 900 bus, and the market dull, with sales
Maryland at 40 II cents The receipts of Rye continue
very light with limited demand. Small sales of Mary
land made today at ~ cents and of prime Penny
vania at SIS cents
MOLASS ES-Of 25 hhds offered today at auction only
bbls the sample lot, disposed of at 80 the bal
being withdrawn We have sales to note by pr
contract. The market continues dull at the quota
tions viz Cuba Muscovado 30l34 cts; clayed 2Sd3C
cts Porto Rico 34d4t cts; English Island 325 cts and
New Orleans at 4sd so cts.
PROVISIONS.-The market continues without any ami
nation whatever, and quotations quite nominal. We
quote Bulk Meat at cents for Shoulders for Sides
and sS4 cents for Hams. Jobbers selling Shoulders
and Sides at and cents, and Hams 1ld13 for
plan canvassed and fancy sugar cured. Mess Pork is
quiet at $7 so Prime at SIS and Rump S13 Beef only
selling in small lots at $3.50 for Baltimore Mess and 81
for No l. Lard is quiet at IL SG1l cents for Western
bbls. and l2k cents in kegs.
RICEIs unchanged and very dull at 3 < Gg3% cents for
fair to prime.
SUGARS.-We notice fair inquiry to-day at steady
rates, with sales by private contract Of hhds Porto
Rico at sS 25dS 62% 10 hhds Cuba at ssGs25 and at
auction, by Messrs. Lennon Il Brogden 50 hhds Porto
Rico at 81 S5790 Of 200 hhds. and 225 bbls Cuba of
ered at this sae only 10 hhds and $50 bbs sold at
s. 45GS 30 We quote refining grades Cuba, English
Island and Porto Rico at 81 so; fair good Cuba
$a62%S ,s prime do S 25s50 fair to good Porto Rico
SEEDS-Cloverseed continues in fair demand, and the
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Ia W INTELLIGENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURr-Hon Henry Stump Judge Milton
Whitney Esq, States Attorney, prosecuting. The follow
ing cases occupied the Court yesterday:
The witnesses summoned in the of William Clam
pitt charged with manslaughte discharged till fur
ther notice.
The case of John Spradey charged with the larceny of
pistols, which commenced yesterday, conn
this morning. when the witnesses for the defence
examined The case submitted to the jury by coun
sci without argument when they retired to deliberate
upon their verdict and were still out at the adjournment
of the Court. O. +. Hack for defence.
The case of Phillip Foreman, charged with committing
an assault upon Benjamin Gehrman, removed ai
davt to Baltimore County Court.
John Linehardt indicted on the charge of arson, in
setting fire to an dwelling house. belonging
G. W Lurman, was arraigned aud plead mot guilty -
The case was subsequently removed affidavit to Balt
none County Court The Court stated if application
made for release security, bail would be fixed
at 81 200.
The case of the State rs James Hughes indicted for
assault with intent to murder Henry Barnes VIII be ia
ken up first this morning.
State rs John Hogg indicted assault upon police
officer John NJ Robinson, at the Reservoir House on the
7th of June last Tried before the Court The witnesses
the testified that they did not see the accused
engaged in the assault upon the oicer He was declared
not guilty There is another indictment against Hogg
rOtng at the above place on the same day which will
be tried before Baltimore County Court He was sent
back to jail The Court then adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 o'clock
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee Judge The
Court was engaged in the following case
Mns Lessee rs. Edward Cockey. An action of eject
ment; before reported. On trial.
Assignment for to day 279 to 3l2.
COURT COMMON PLEAs.-IIon VIM. L. Marshall
Judge The following occupied the Court yesterday
James Brooks as. George Cook. Appeal from Nepo.
Judgment reversed.
John Hamilton John J. Tarman. Appeal from Myers
Judgment affirmed.
John Nugent rs. Daniel Seever. Appear from "riH'i'
Judgment reversed. -
KTaus 4 Brother rs Prcss & Sarlonis. Appeal from
Hayward Appeal dismissed mi, . u Dhh
] Davis & Daniel Evans rs. John phb = f. blpp.
Appeal from Myers. Cross Appeals. Dismissed;
B. c. Barroll Garnishee of Salie Peters Us benlanuh
De Wolf Appeal from HAYWARD Judgment reversed
Assrnmentfor to-day III to lao.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN

RoTTERDAM.-Ship Scotia
155 bags coffee 200 slabs tin Is pipes gn-Gerdes, Bull
ing Il Whcrhane 10 do. do.-Beck Il Bachmann; 20 do
do-C. II. Myers Bro; 100 bags coffee segars
A. Schumacher Il Co; 26 casks white earth-G. & n.
POpein cases mdse, so bags cole-F L. Brauns & Co..
&c boxes flower roots-B. NJ. Hodges, Jr.
GLAsGow.-Br. brig W1cdSSdr
260 tons pig ironStckney CO.. "a casks ale and por-
teri. +. Jamison 4 Co.
WINDSOR, n. S.-Br. brig Milo.
$50 tons plaster-Kelsey & Gray
DEMERARA-Br. Brig Marietta.
l35 hhds. sugar. 10 bbls do pkgs. old meta-W. II.
Perot.
C0ASTWISE.
BosTON-BGrk Syiph.
500 bbls bone dust J. Turner; 800 do herring 500
pkgs mdse-sundry persons.
NEW YORK-Str. Caledonia
"a pkgs. brandy-Barry Il IIoogewcrff bskts wine
G.. q. GOrer; Is do. do-Beck Bachmann; cask porter
j. f. JamiSon Co; 100 bbls. syrup-Whington &
MOntell; 500 pkgs. mdse.-sundry persons
sBosTON-Schr. Peter M0rreH
so tons copper-Balto n Cuba S. & NJ. Co; 400 bbls
herring, 200 pkgs. furnture-order.
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From washington,

WASHINGTON, Sept 2O.-Brcvet Second Lieutenant
Charles Jesup. of Major General Jcsup. is appoin
ted aid to General arney in place of Captain Plcasonon
who out to the Pacific Acting Assistant Adutant
General.
The Postmaster General contempates leaving Washing
ton with his family tomorrow for the North.
There be delay in perecting the contract be-
tween the Navy Department and the owners of Crom-
wells line of vessels for the Paraguay expedition The
drawn and accepted by out of three
of the partners but the third objected to the clause Civ
ing the government right to purchase within given
time. 1t is thought, however that the contract will be
perfected.
The State Department has not yet received the treaty
made with China and it is believed our Minister Mr. Reed
has sent it by special bearer.
Information has been received the State Department
that the young English girl taken from the Mormons by
tie United States Judge in Utah, has sent under
proper protection, the States Lord Napier,
other British authority, will undoubtedly take charge OF
her and send her home.
The General has under consideration the
rious and conflicting representations from New York with
respect to the Post Office site.
The Preident is expected here tomorrow.
The most interesting regarding land grants is
the consideration of the Attorney General referred
by the Secretary of the Interior Congress granted swamp
lands in Arkansas to that State subsequently, and be
fore patent issued the State Congress granted
lands for railroad purposes covering portion of these
swamp lands previously granted The question is,
the title under the first grant perfect the patent not hav
ing been issued and lines drawn, and later
of Congress- which did in repeal the former
set aside that actY
The suspension here of the old banking house of Chubt
Co has been heard with regret. Western land comp
cations have done the business. Mr. Chubb has made
all liabilities expects soon to resume business To keel
up the credit of the firm heavy sacrifices have beer
made during the past year.
Little credit attached the report that Mr. Appleton
is resign the position of Assistant Secretary of State
The personal popularity in this city of Gov. Albert
Brown makes his strong declarations in favor of Douglas
of much importance.
Mr. Fernando Wood is here at the National to night
and Marshal Rynders is at Browns
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II. NJ. s.
u Az 2 =
plus 80 49, l7H s.

! The planet is of about the eleventh magnitude,
! and will soon be in opposition
! The New York Herald says: The fall trade sale
| of books which has been in progress for the last
eleven days, closed on Saturday night, after
! precedentedTy prosperous sale. The attendance
was from all parts of the country, and was very
! large. Prices ran high, in some cases exceeding
the retail rate. and the amount sod though not
great anticipated still very good. This
sale shows that the book business of the country is
rapidly recovering from the depression of last year
and there is evidence of the imitation which
characterized the sales of other years. The total
amount of the sales will reach nearly $3.50, 900.
| The constitution and compact of the larmonial
Colony Convention, which met at Worcester,
| Mass on the 18th and 10th, submitted by
Rev. Adm Ballou and recognizes us the object of
! the Convention the establishment and prosperous
maintenance of a neghborhood rs free from the
evils of society human nature and the condition
of the world will allow; recognizes as indspensably
prerequisite to the realization of the above, that all
the inhabitants should be bound by some sectarian
standard of morals, and accepts as such the Conn
nandments, the Golden Rule, and the Sermon the
Mount; authorizes the association to form and pro
mulgate a minute ''Moral Table," stating what
practices AID are not in accordance with such
standard. Conforming to this and the other re-
quirements of the association all in other respects
enjoy perfect freedom in faith and practice.
Thursday was spent in listening to invitations
from va iOus parts of the country inviting the llar-
monans to buy land in the writer's vicinity.
Any owning real estate, and having attained
MS uldlOfltS ana SlHnGu inc CpnpdCI' bttuiiN'
Harmonian. Charles Church, of Otto River, Mass,
was elected President.
Counterfeit coin is in circulation in ~ Carolina,
consisting of Republican Mexican DOLLARS Wlth a
hole through the date, and T. States , halves ot lSS5
and AS, and quarters of 1888. The dollars and
halves onnror 10 be copper composition plated.
The quarters of pewter or zinc.
A call is published in the New York Ecening Post,
far a meeting of the Democracy of the State, i'll
favor Of the nomination of Hon Richard Schell, for
Goyernor and opposed to- what the call styles, the
onnressive system practiced at the Syracuse Con
vention The meeting is to be held at Willetts
Point, on the 18th of October.
The Mavor ofportsmouth, Va, has called town
meeting for the purpose of adopting measures for the
relief of Charleston and New Orleans.
The cornerstone of St Mary's (Roman Catholie)
church was laid on Sunday last near Fairfax Sta
ton, Fairfax county, Va. Bishop M'Gill oticiated
The Pennington, n. j., Copper Mines, which
have for several years been dormant, are again
about to be opened. The carpenters have already
commenced operations.
Antonio Gomez. one of the crew of the slave brig
Echo died at Charleston Friday of gastritis, in
duced by coast fever.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS
RECEIv ATTHE OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
pR0R ARI L EAIIIRE OLE ATLANTIC earle
LATER FROM EUROPE.
PROBABLE FAILURE OF ATLANTIC CABLE.

QUEBEC, Sept 21-The steamer Indian has just arrived
bringing dates from Liverpool to SeptemberS s.
The ominous silence with regard to the condition Of the
Atlantic cable is extent explained by this arrival
Tdngs had been received at London that signals through
the cable had entirely ceased but it believed the
difficulty the shore and could be remedied
Shares had however, greatly declined.
There had been great cable banquet at Killarney, and
Mr. Bright the cable engineer has been kngted by the
Lord Lieutenant.
The Secretary othe Ocean Cable Company says in a let
ter to the press that Ineligible signals ceased the
ing Ofthe Sd inSt-cause unknown The corps of prac
teal electricians at Nalentia investigating the
matter.
500. No sales
The London Times thinks the difficulty is only one of
those casualties to which the cable be liable till
measures are completed for its protection near the shore
Mr.. WhtehOuse, the principal electrician, thinks that
the trouble is Nalenta, spot which he had pre-
vously repaired. He has doubt of the ultimate
pete of the undertaking.
Mr.. Whtehouse had been dismissed from the employ
ment of the Company.
The reported Chinese indemnity to France and England
is greater than at first stated.
The political news is unimpOrtant.
The details of the fire Astracan say that 100 houses
eleven quays and great number of boats were burnt
The number of lives lost not known.
The religious fanacism in Turkey continued at last ad-
vices. There panic at Aeppo and at Tripol, but
in the latter it disspated by the arrival of
man of war.
1t the Consuls of France Austria the
United States and Greece at nancho had been assaSsi
mated, but authentic contradiction had reached the
French Government.
A Chinese letter says the indemnity given to England
is f3.200,O00, and to France 81 100000
LONDON, WedneSday.-The funds have been strength
enng, owing the extraordinary rapid rise the Paris
Bourse, coupled with satisfactory monthly settlement
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S.-Cotton generally closed with an
advancing tendency having improved about 116d Man
chester advices continued favorable The
three days amounted to $4,000 bales including 1000
bales speculation and 5000 bales for export Prices
1G higher in some
BREADsTuFFs.-rhc market was steady and firm at an
advance of Cd. flour. Western Canal Dos Cd. 2s Cd
Southern 2lstG22s Cd; Ohio 22s. cd a 25s. Wheat is
steady. Red southern 6s. Sd. 6s 3D. White 7sG7s. 4d.
Western White Is Sd 6 Cd Cornis very dull Prices
0t34s Cd
PRoDucE.- Rosin is steady As cd Turpentine Spirits
closed steady at 39s Rice is quiet. Lnsecd Oil 3lS
Sugar is steady.
PRovGST0Ns.-Iard is quiet at 60G62S
LoNDoN MARKETs.-BrcadstuIl are steady American
securities are steady.
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THE Atlantic Telegram

New YORK, Sept. 2l.-Honorary Directors of the Atan
tic Telegraph Company have to-day received dispatch
from the superintendent of the Newfoundland line who
that the electricians have been unable to communi
with Vaentia station since the 1st of September but
the electrical manifestations such that doubt exists
here that the difficulty is at very near the Nalenta
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Ne,u York.
RV TET ECp.Du
Trough WIN. FISHER & Son. Stock and RilI Rrokers
No % SOuTU srprpr
MARKETS.

CoFFEE.-There has again been very good inquiry,
with sales of 240O bags Rio, "Iapwing," to go to a
neighborng market at l04 cts; 800 bags at 11Glla
cts and 200 bags at lO4 cts also $50 bags Java ship
Scotia at 10 cts We quote fair Rio at l0aG cts good
1l4 cts, and prime ii %Gl2 cts Laguayra IL 12 cts
and Java 15Hgl6 cts. The stock is about IL 900
bags.
FLOUR-The market for all descriptions again very
dull to-day and there appeared be but few buyers at
concession upon yesterdays figures The sales include 200