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Surgeon Aquila r. Ridgely, medical department,
having reported for duty, has been assigned to
Fort cascades, to which post he win proceed and
report 10 the commanding ofhcer. First Lieut..
John Edwards, IT,, and I'd Lieut.. A. C. wildrick,
Of the third artillery received orders Sept ~, TO
proceed by the next mall steamer 70 San Juan
Island and report for duty 70 the commanding Of
Acer, 10 relieve ist Lieut. Geo. Ihfie and ID Lieut.
Lawrence Ripp, third artillery. The last-named
ofacer Wa 10 proceed Immediately on receiving
orders 70 Fort Vancouver and report for duty with
light company G. Capt M. d. Simpson, COM
missary Of subsstence, received orders, Sept. ~,
10 proceed on the next mail steamer TO inspect the
substance departments at Fort ::steilacoom and
Gan Juan Island Afses the performance Of this
duty he was to return to San Francisco.
Naval oRDKRs.-Commandef James Glynn has
been ordered to command the Pensacola, ut War
rington, Fla. Lieus. Egbet Thompson, James
II. Rochelle and f. E. Potter, Master William E.
Evans, PuDer @. c. jackson, and Passed Assistant
Surgeon +. IL. Gunnell, have been detached from
the Fulton and ordered to the Pensacola. Third
Assistant Engineers James De Krasf, Robert L.
Harris, H. X. Wright and George II. Riley, have
been detzched from the Fulton and are waiting
orders. Lieut.. 8. Nicholson ordered 10 ordnance
duty, Washington Navy Yard
DEsPArcHKs IRON TIE AvRIcAH souApRox.-
Dispatches have been received at the Navy De
partnent from the hag-ohleer commanding the
African squadron, dated at Porto Grands, 2ad nit.
The squadron YVES actively engaged In carrying
out the treaty sdPulations Of the United States
relative to the slave tra1e. The sumptes arrived
sf Porto Grande In ~ days from New York, hav-
ing encountered . severe gale on The way The
n al An f~>A~ ~
arrival Of the Mystic with dispatches.
INDIAN .BouxDART SuRvErs. - Through the
Commissioner Of fndisn Affairs, the Commits.
sionsr Of the General Land Once has received
the Asld-potss and diagram Of the survey Of the
nsssh boundary and the Creek AID Seminole
country surveyed by the same parties. Also, the
1sld notes and diagram Of the survey Of the tooth
meridian west Longitude, the boundary line be-
tween the State Of Texas and the Choctaw and
chiekasaw countries, surveyed by Jones and
Brown.
ssciErAHy or wAR.-Hon. John B. Floyd re-
Turned 10 this city this morning from Harpers
r&zy, and resumed the duties II bis ohaeial posi-.
tiea. We are pleased 10 know that his health
confines 70 improve. At the time the Secretary
lsfs Harpsr's Ferry no fears were entertained OF
any outbreak, though the citizens have armed
shsnseivs In order 10 be prepared for any emer.
gsncy.
TEE SyRiAs GRArs.-A number az the speci.
No. u grim procured from the products Of Syria
have been forwarded by the Agricultural Division
q d. U. 8. Patent Once 10 eight Southern AMI.
cultural societies for trial. Ths grains ssnt were
soch - would not grow In NoFtben latitudss. I.
GEE Jos. g. TorrEx, Corps Of Engineer, has
fsensned 70 the city from tour 10 Europe, and
entered upon the dischaFge Of his duties.
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TIE WHAfsn-The following report Of a.
vss&hsr for fhis morning - made nom the Mon,
Telegraph line 70 The smithssniaa Inseitution
Ths tine a shservstioa IL absut o'clock:
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No psegnnsas fos u schillsr ., e. 49,. 49,.
esssossssa. % s.ss place - New York q - ~
- ssd lith Of Nevesnbes, hss liza ~ -. -
passed TIE ezeseises are 70 eonsist q sDeechs.
~ German and English entsss dF1oss,e -
SsrnAeces, music, Sastivites, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-31

" IAs Nov York Spirit q ths Timo ays
- 1850 - j,rt eomplstsd = splsndfd billiard
~ ne ssadenes sfens e thsis noss popuIur
- h1gniy en~nsd bishops. 49,
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E1fiNT C4kPETiNGSs-Jnst received and
,, 2 PIECES new style Medallion and other style.
pew nPortaiions, 81 the ss1onis dileos tii from
Eng sd; Amongst thus lot vill BE- found many
Si75 per ard. and B;usssls 1t 81, worth Siss,
DsnSos pieces , sss s91tsh EnErsin. silees from
for chambers, brsres, halls, he, ct g, 10 and IS
cent, we'll worth IS 20 10 cents. - - ~
y, ysn nth s.slr ssrsstsys, In md slSfSs,
oc Sl-6teo O11A6ETT q DO6SON.
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A half pest o'oleck - eos.s 80
NJ. 0sis9old nkin0 his - ~ ~ =. pa 40
pFieenei Pepo!ed to question he Wifses y. y ~
r<essve non HIN such s1ggeseioas 4 - co..sss
g ~ sAfnissiies y y ~ = S1Rks. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-31

AEHNE = WOLFF win open their new Restss-
a 40, VIII set hne Lunch ell day Tuesday, Nov /,
-: us
"A o TIDES
Styles Ildles, ~ al sizes, from the largsst for d
vans, "siespy holov" chairs, rockers, srms of
houskeegers wishing 10 preserve the rich coysr-
iuss OF thelr paror furnltu win do well to m
low in price. -t--ssi 'S's
oc 81 .steo cLAGErT 4 DoDsoN.
nOOR MATS AND RUGS.-Just received Der
steamer Mount Verr on, and for sa'e-
sqperioS EnGliah and Irish made Coo q Door
~ Mats. They are vsry hsavy. strong, dursble AMI
Also, 10 dozen elegant Velvet uss, in medium me
90. do. Door Nat. AL entire Y
nSy ~ mle. Very reesonebie in price.
8 CLAGETT & DODSON, EeaIers In
oc S'-eo6t all kinds Of Furniture DIV Goodaf
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b LEsAN Tcupr.,n x.r,.,.,.

II CURTAIN MATERIALS.
JEST reserved and ON sale, two eases rich French
Tspe;try. Satin Brocatelle, Satin al n. isdia nsm
splendid and MODEST styles, suitable for bravie@
kooms. Pariors. Dining K looms, Librari.s. Cham
6ers, TO-, with rich Curtain and Side TssssIs And
Alsct 70 cartons, compris sing ynauy var ieties nj
ocortihal SWISS lace and Muslin Under.urtains All
at 4stoI isaingly l0u 6snres. :, 49, -
We dafSm.l SaIts.ns Add cornicss made ~ 70
ecsieost CLAGETr DopsoN.
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GIs- Jos. g. TorrEx, Corps Of Engineer, has
fsensned 70 the city from tour 10 Europe, and
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Mr.. Harding thea commenced IL ofenin~ -.
gament for De oemnenweelth, asl eDoks eniv
soout forty ninutet He seyiewsd he moab
= slicitea curing e esa@tnatioa. se9 dwsls 81
1n1ioa q Tie uioeaef thst heshonla S1ve 49,
treated nccoeding = the ruleo q honoxnI5o S1sr.
ARE He seemed - h.ye lghtof the facf ia
ne ~ N eommsno q band g nnnrdeeeN nd
shisys: and bad tpst lid ~ III = Pslssllss &
4 49, 3..sss ss.e sn.kssssf -z.ss
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TEE SyniAs GRAIS.-A number az the speci.
nsD u grain procured from the products Of syria
have been forwarded by the Agricultural Division
q d. y. 8 Patent Once 10 eight Southern sgri.
cultural societies for trial. Ths grains ssnt were
soch - would not grow In Northern lstitudee. .
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ollie the places Of safety; he, however. made III
attempt 10 deprive Us Of the places we bad taken:
erty except dave property: al The tIms -
by the marines one Of the men cried out -, ~ !,
ter; he bad hoard the same man, in : conyersaticn
with Brown during the night. al Rim ~ 10 ,yss
commfting treason against IN count,v IN .;.,
ing the mafines, TO which Brown replied that he
was; the man then said, 81 win fight no longer -
that be thought he was merely 6v6tinv In Iifss,,,
the slaves; sfser the attack VI. made on The s'
gfne honse two Of Browns men cried Tor onarter
they laid dsxn their arms, but amer the marine:
arms again, and renewed the eht afs, Ke AZ,
attack CaPt. Brown cried out 70 surrender. but he
va nos heard; did not zee him afferwardr ssw
ploded; witness saw Capt. Brown vensSsj ~ -.
thrust BON sabre On Els hip, ana sevsrsi H.
cSss on nls hsed; when the latter wounds were
9lven, GsPs Brown appeared to be shieIding him
sell with bis head down, hot making No ss..ist-
s ~ s Psf'ss outside appeared . b ring as
Major Mfils 'rnasfee a,v,<...
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Psrort,d ~ Tel,grdpA.

c-.x.,, Seq, N Fl ous finer sud onfei tendint w
ward War.r QUIET Red & w bite SIS =, ,irts.
ais. wsIsEy res'y ST Si- tAo'Hi0Ns ~ ~
usuS MIS- Pos fl4 -. x1,.x. AMI. White
81 aSd / IS. CosN sdvsnclnti ieAN"' '-"Ni--
te. WEI.XS .tssfy ~ =. -, L. II "a h,,, A,
s,v,>>,H sept q -CorroS-sses to-day Of - 0'''' -
li.glltc for Aorur , ,-..r h,,x.r,.
snrr ,dy.pcrd DC Of - 90 bush, - % FL,
-, O.rs huoyant REcEiFrs today: ~ o2ss r.
y 200 hush Wheat, SEQ bush Germ i!,7" olsh ~
,c.ut. .pes the lot Of January Up 20 the present
n,s,.. in Wheat Of $4,000 bush. tecres.e IN Sora y,
oso ID hush: and Q decrease 10 Oats OF lVvo ousn
.hipr.1ts or the time, as eompSrG VITA 49, :.
sn incr.ass IN Flur Ct 50 ocH bbs oecresse n
5000 COO bnsh in Corn OF soV odsh ana &C.
OSxxco S,p: Il D m.-rLoCR un,hanrec; "eso w.
hh. Tor he bc WHEAT In hsh supply ana ~ ~.
so;,, sale. Of coo bush Milwaukee Cub 81 S'fc ~
" hi,~ Csn,dsn, private terms eoNS -, ~
h.,. O,rs ,csrcr and firm ss.. are rstrictsd oy
",,;s, C,x,t FsEI6Ers; TO Ne~ YORK -. on pIon, =.
80 Wh.,, .ud slc on Corn 10 Albany and Troy
No RrcYiprs b. Lake owing 20 untsvorsoe 20 80
FxToRrs: 5000 bush Whea, -. oI'I WV W.
prEt.o sent q q .. -FLoCR steady ara IN mlIets'v
an md sale. Geo bbs WHEAT scarce ana iroop,ut a. "a
fcc hr.f,i. No Milwaukee Club A. s. ~ odsne
c. ,c.rce a. fr with small sales At sVaSe o.rs hrlrs
49,. n n bnsbs. Western. ST a. g. ttc WHi'Nf NH"
-. Of a Dbl. AZ $50 Tire wind blowing up we L,A,
80, tn bb. FLur; 1000 bushels " beat w." oen
Coru; SO bu.h. Oa,. CaS.L sNPoRrs-lpV Oou' r"-'
:, "a b,.tel. " neat; IS, 900 bushels Data 4,
ct>rXx,rI sept q -FLoUR in improved demsnd a our
80. trchs e.d WHEAT fuD. WHtskS stvsnc-d 70 &c
psoysto,, ann ard holders demanding stvsnc. OF "a e.
on Gu, M-sts Bacon Sides sc Shoulders ''i Ms" YUM
syw oRLrSSs Sept 2iCorIoS uncbanfed sales to day o.
Z 40 b,,, New York Hay sells a. r" pr Iuh' So'o'
EsESHrs 70 Liverpool @lbt.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.......srrr. 81.
Cleared,

sesm,hip,-Mouut vsrnon SMITH, AeNandris r. rom
wei Co Thomas S~sn, Lsyheld, Bs.amore II Sfoni'
80 a O. . Potomac Watson, Savannah, IL B. Srou"eu.
sh,t.-Or sru Coous, New Orleans Wssn Csr'e, VS.
~. O,sr Chas- Charleston, j. w E~eh 70. haad
.orls.,. Dsnrfs New. Orleans, Wm. Nelson sous
Bss,-W H. Waterman. Baker yapsisi,S and oa's' =.
irs ssr.. 81 J. Cooper Bermuda Pilot Fish ssdsy V.a''
goo J Macarthur. - NJ, Ny.
w. R,.Aiio mlt Butdett Nobei Aimee, Hanoi,
g. Prrr. soyc iIuck.u Charlotte Godsmit, Csdif os'
w,y Cs,sdo Teller Boo (brl Balmer D. John, N b.
A Sui hers 4 Co. g.. n
& bcopsrs-J T. Smith Saunders, Pensacola Spencer ~
,,rstrp smi,h Co Layins jane kstchum, Alexandra,
~ s,IIy Cav Cre.se B,skos. H. southuAyd Co
- W,ve I.lua Norols NJ Beden; ID w sayl.y ROGER.
Woorsh.,d CIV d Murray r Deniu iendne s'os, hA'
vaps p Demil, Cbariotie William o0dns' plymouth j. Sen
''s s,,,uer-Noyel,y, Bel, Pbisielphis, J. Briggs
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81 p cent cash assessment, rqu'ed 20 be pad IN, ae.
g. di,s 10 NJ. Sastrhsa'e's proposition $500 leav-
hr e. go the probable ma k', v.iae Of sooo 90
s@en,,d bonds after the into stock. Tbs
shou equal 70 selling tie bonds q. 22l e cent. Tn.
plas moreover, mskes no allowance TO this csss OF
aehi,ors for the s40 past due coupons each bond
IN the third place, the common stockholders Toaii
object for the following simple IessOp: Thy would
receive cay for 10 shares old stock TO sh2res ne
sock, worth, al 40 e cent, 400 Dedoct the cs-h
ssse'smeht required 10 be pso 10 under this plan 500
and there deficit Of sloO 10 represent the n
Sae3 mett held ont 10 Ii presen stockholders 20 accept
Mr. S.uenhsste's new arrangement. Tnis Il, 10 iact
equivalent 70 charging them q share fof the p''v'
kge Of burning up Their certificates or, VIVA, " more
70 The point L il tan,amoupt offering them 81 per
ses,e "a use All their efforts 70 resist the adoption OF
Mr. Satefth ate o plan. INVESTIGATORS
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The principal variation thst We make in the quota
lions this week, from the figures In the table asI
week, lie to reduce the average from q 70 . cents
This is because the proportion Of low grade stock Is
much larger this week. and because we think that the
grades have not sold up to quotations anything ike
"a well. In short, such Cattle as sold reaoly ast
week at SIa9c., are dull this week al SGS3c., aud
the dullness is still more perceptible upon the SUI
more inferior sorts Of Cattle. In short, We DO NOT
think the market as good in any respect this week
as last though, owing TO great scarcity OF hrst-
class stock, there was no dithcnty IN sei'ins
all the strictly prime stock for good Te'au market
butchers at q Ice. upon very fan estna.es OF
weights but there WAS general complaint among
owners OF all the medium and inferior sorts ths' the
buyers got them at very light esumNes OF weishts'
There continues 10 be great influx OF small, thln,
erase Steers Cows Heifers aud Oxen only in working
order from the farms Of this State aod Csnsds IA.s
IN said 70 ise from short pasture occasloned 10y the
very poor policy of overlooking, and IN some csse
from drou,h but we apprehend, IN most cases, from
.hout the worst sort Of msnagemen that farmer
could prsctice-tha, Is selling cattle because the owner
must have money 10 pay country store debts when me
cattle just the condition of halt IN market TINS
Week-no, ~ for the butcher, aud IN condition that
can afford no profit 20 the producer. In this respect
great improvement needed IN this State as well as
come OF the Nestern ones. We are sure that good
farmer would be ashamed 10 acknowledge that he ever
sold some of the stock in The yards to-day, wn Tire e1
pectation that any Of his fellow men would have It
served Up TO them under the name OF beef
TIE weather Of Tuesday was mild, mostly cloudy,
with Ettle rain commencing about O'Clock, which
pretty much closed up business Tor the day, and the
owners OF brokers ordered the cstte fed and retired
npon such lsurels g. they had won by avery small
work leaving lsrse portion OF the stock for To-
day, which commenced With northeast storm, but
only small amour, of rain fell, the wind and clouds
continuing, but not very cold Buyers came up very
slowly and nnolog the ysrds wei stocked, did not open
the usoe al al satisfactory TO Western owners who
have stock bought al BIO II cents pound live weight
This Glaze OF Growers are they have been for some
weeks, osipg money With hand over hand speed So
We esn rely upon, assured to day thu, ne sd ost
HiO 600 in less than ten weeks. He would gladly Quit
Su, having the stock under engagement has been
lebhssd TO continue tie Iessng game. Others, II tie
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,.rors ~ foreiyn birth for becoming citZens Of the
United s'a,,s, or Of suy Of toe rights o, privilege.
,hi,h such cii,cus,ip now coufeue3. lie Wa no.
for .vaiiabf,y 10 the select Of canfida'e 'of ne
re,t Pr,sdercy. lie Vas in favor Of rsn WHO,
an the cloe,s wee beavies. and darkest mantsnet
ne good fight utfircbing'y. aud with fidelity M
.on.1ed-for man ~hom eli Republicans delighted 70
haror-for New-Yorks mobiles, SOD, William IL.
ESsyv sIlusiop 20 Mr.. Sessrd was received with
s,,hns;ss,,c ard lor g-ooptinued sppsrsc.
A, the cor o'usioD Of Mr. SpeEoers remarks, the
meeting Adjourned.
CERT < Talmadge was pre- sent the ~hoe evening"
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The BFooxrYS BOARD OF HaN1M.-Ise Bo..d
met Yesterday morning, Mayor fo"e. N Inc .aS.
cV.Is ara Cassop avenues, caused by odgment Of
..er M.s made and r.feued to the Commissooer 81
Repairs ard supplies for report. Sanken lcts on Ln-
queer street, tear Court, we're comp.ane' oosos,S.
n,orrieors Of the v.rnish factory in turman street
berstofore complained Of a. q nuisance, fe9nesea
n.son in.p.ctiop. and the subject Wa reierred 70
Aldermen Cssbaw and Fury for report. Inc Doa'a
then adjourned for one week.
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,,,u vopu nAry TRIRJNE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "a 1901

. -. ,.,,s. ,f IL eon ,~rnsd We quite; Bar
h.,-ia, e. fbi &. PefS ..., r- r,.hsr, choice
fTQi.r o. r6uElor 'Gtc -, -.x q ,5S.r-. 20 TIL
Darn ssp,ss-He eDnte; so1i'''o w. -.
.-u "a >2ssc STATE. 6. 47:c . ,A.- 49,. .o-, C;.or.
Ds,T, Pr,csEs-Ve eaote: New sou,n-,' . &,
a. iia, e =; o.. eor,rOu 7Gsa best 'nsna'' . 49,
CD. So, .1sl. m
rr.,y.- ku,sb.rsA = Dbl &l9sl d
carr Coas-Sw~et p snsd o.G 90 ., n, L. y.usv
O.IoSs- ". auot-: Red Dbl, ~ YES "a ~ l,o
81 &ss, 50. DO. WIFE. 81 $asl y do hs'' ~
s,,I,. IS so; 6arir Y 100 euDeb~s. - - -, pA,,,,,
Tox.roEs-Lors l,lsad. sc y olaa. s">e''
7sGss- 4 hush -Is;e
ssu.sa-MGrow. y ba, 81
SWIFT PEFFsss-sc a 81 Y s-re'
CnrIsr-f?6$tf loo
OXs.-vhs.anl Y hund. fd-S
W,rrs xsIoss-Js-~ey f5rslS e1nd
Hr-Nys Mrloss-Ierssy. e~ss- 5Sa q 81 DBL
Ozns WHLow-Y ., 80
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p...euaers Arrived

Ia oa-ar N,r York ~. S,s.eS and fsi.sn.a
q G,,IsI,TS'lssy Block Metse and a5y. o. sn.raeAn
O. s,r,bue,r ard lady, c Peter sId family ~ IL
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Dr. Thine, Misc Schl-rek.n u, Il M.
70, DR. u s. Gledd.u, L H. Lane. Mss 4. Lane.
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BY Telcxraph,

ReTofs Gih nat. lat ia5 lon 60 II fen 10 with toe y
lam, from Wiacsor fer Hehm5pc, IN sinking coDste'
20 h.rcrev 81 In number ard brough, them 20 - q
SANDY hOOh, sept Il, suRst-The weather bAs -
AK raining fhToGs u the day. -
Ions BRANCH, Sept. 2, srnse..-No vessel, In =
ID. Wind olosiIgt Iesn rom 4. y. -
sQUAS, SEPT. =, sunset We here II % wrecks o1e
WED bovlI esle ron r. r. 10
CHAhLksION, Bep:. n II =. ~ s,esmship me-
'er autee here AIT Dish. T1esj4y a, j. o'clock -
EOsTOH s-pt J. Arr Warren Hsstt, H.len 81
I.noi An-ea Brewer, Heldey. Noble, bnu Sarah - -
"ihetil TUX. bland Dlsp,eh Bsr'lrs, bonsire
.rrc, H.n.ia - htts, Charlotte. hshay, BossIei'
Eow. U biisp, toupt.iD Newcastle.
EeoV-bslk :: Jsso. Havana -
PHILADELPHIA scp,. 2i-Arf ths Meteor. By
bs.o"-shP ss.Anag from LiyerPool.
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FlSHThe msIket quiet and the supply IS Small ana prices
ar. FIRMS usiualned.
FEAIHERS-Prme Western are scarce AM prces hisnef
sail. Of Ice 4 t40 IS and ~ n coed DO a. We cash
GRAlN-Tne demand Tor Wheat limited and pces II very
choice very frm but Spring Wheel quiet sad hesy az
III shippers hold of Tor much loser rates cnnc. N.Y.
/, wsut,o for local milling the sales 500 bush mixed In
diana al 20 $50 buib Rcd do. d; u; l7 oc'h "h-
Michssn 81 lGs 81 the later rae for very cnoic- 90
bash god Nstukee Cub Chsgo spring nou.a q
as bu.h good Rel Sac - . lo 90 bush 4" tie
kepiucly a. 81 5Q 20 ior Vr-y chcs and ~ 81 S"y
bands TeNss 'onsgued 70 Curtis Noble .' a. = -
this aud pleased - ]. AZ ta -Gt iop 20
State large. Rive demand iair sses 4 ov
bush J,aCn Ccunv az Co., ano ~ bIsn q; SIC d-Fe1e1
Barley uoeea'e supply and u hrn 'a-s 81 ~ push isif
CatIuis Al ST., Oa;s are again better and in demand VITA
beb Anya. sales # 4ed4lc uisalrr, snd fdi<
~ cd Cspsciap by weigh; Com q very and vanted
fr the Eat: ihere export Demand the ,se. Ar 81 90
bush for Wes'eru mixed eSd for iaierlM 70 c1ic-
White southern suc Csc. fCr prime Yellow 10 W ne o.. -
AZ nlA.d g. Ca.aiLa Peas hIm >; y % We
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To:sl p.

saes Of Hog fo ending Sept O. NILES bar.s.
Commission No 90 Washington street New 2rs
Fo g. + uli,e New York, 3 con.fed Hog., av Ern 70
price &c L. g. Lsdue NpYort, l3s corn led hos' Az
go 2s n. price &c Van Lisr A'ol,nd Co. Oao, ny
eorfed Hoes gro. 7s 70, &c; Robert bles hhhend
Co.. Ohio, ~ sto,t Hos 10 70 Q, s"eeilovc'
New York. ISL fed 7ofs gro 1872 H. SIC same o"urf
10 corn FED Hos r OVs.t jenkins PoFtas.
Go Ohio 81 FED Hoss, 20 70 SIC Meters n
New Y0k - coruf-d Bog gro. - n. G b Giyels
Wos..r Ono ,iook HOGS rro. 70 ~ Sc Cl'tng'
N.wYoik 10 corn-fed Hols 80 H. oei '" FhelTs,
New YcTk, 50 stock Hogs, Sc. Total, IA
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Receiuts Of Produce.

1o,.t .y AL Rourrs, SEPT. N-l263 oba Fouf, 80
A. g, N.sI rs 400 bush West, $500 80. Corn, oso 90
ave 7oC d. OATS SO pcsp Whisky ~ do A'he' 10 do
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SECOND BOARD,


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Disnsters, &C.

NosFoLY, sep. ?-The brig Csrors, u NewfSgt. ~
by Sound. Ga, round TO New. Yoik. with csS"
iIto Hampton Roads. leaking ,r,a<rS6~
By telegraph 10 4. Walker. esq, Sec. bss"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HLFOkItD F0H IHE y T. Lh,f1NH
WEpNtiD.Y. Sept. 2, iS.
AsHES-The market eaet fr 10 KINDS; TIE 'appy not
lsrs. sale. Of Pots g. 81. and Pearls AZ 81 p
bFEsWAX-Sass have been made O. 5to ID Southern and
Western yellow a. sc cash
CcTTON-Tbe uak- has very duff only 80 bales ere
reported The export tie 18Th net fss been 80 1s~-
w: to Liverpool 1879 bales HAVE, 53, Hamburg sSi BE
A W.
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Nxi.ruRK ALMANAC: 90.
sr,R,..s $50 s-.s...... $3.50 Moon-Rses ...I
49, HIGH wArrR THIS DAY .,a
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Forty.fourth street. $3.50

,sno,,.a for TIL. market Forty fourth street. $50
The prices to-osy sr quoted ~ follows; ,>,o
FIRST quality
Aed
tpery.
Some eStrs GOOD Be-ves m be quoted at...-6lutc
Fbe gene raj average Of the market st......'1 &C
The most Of the from "a sc;,
lPss pe aud per pound Of different weights VIII DC
$780, 'fonnd In accounts Of sales Of sundry Droves
~ nnmber OF Berv.s received In the city this week oOo0
fhs head les thai last week and 30 hesd more ns
syernse of LAT The number at eacn "eoes
dsy ssriet year 7s2 head while me NUMBER 70
kim $40 shows head than the average No 40
hsss u 90 this day week ,,-,
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CATTLE MARKET.
Sheep and
on rHE WEsH gsprNe W

Yon rHE wEsu Eypxe WEDksspAy, Sept 81 1889.
CATTLE OF ALL KINDS FOR TIE wEfV
the epor from the several market places III TIE
shy, there have received this week:
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jersey, e 5s.i-:. .s1S 81 D. ca & k..te. .5c3 %
.sf1'y. ~, e tss...l "a. I'd.
t-rNs-"- .l.se. D.I.s.a, = b-sb r.ds5a
tsAsbEEkl.s-S sIt-l ol.. AZ Ia market selling !. 80
tsst ~ = CO I'D. = ~ C-ll--T-y sec.i.rs " u Al 20
Il, q he ~. az ga y q Re sIs We VII erSesv9: e as ne
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HEMP Dor usrk, /, sill quite s aid. yet pm IS are WIN
variable sef ac s-s o. r b3-. Jue LA'e Deen
HIDES are net, sac. Of 1000 81, The 'ocs Is
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The ship Rachel (of Boston,, Hsnln, from Liverpsd
On the Nrt- Be- k, went yesterday morning about s
10 sequence of having ssed stayed abe pilot -
Capt H,nrssey II sesutUg Achilles came up A.: ,.oi y
TIE above ship ard rprs her hst on head "a about
Is the tail sno Ct the bank tie Of the ~
rolls very much. CsP, ii. tLiBks sbe win b. got ~
c.chsrsrg potion Of Der caro-. The s,esntuss -
scrssuer, Ma'ylsud went do~n 20 her a,ssaoce.
s.syoied 70 E.I ct 81, without .vsi The Achilles as
20 TIE ship this mcrning Capt. Merritt n tie Untss
sscLts, hes ~ toLe 70 her ssais:snce.