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Expoats.
Tes4 IIKs x. IN fifty par ctaan,sL;,, Z

BsAsHEA AR oIITH Per steamship Magnolia
In ballast.
4ASsIAN0LA-- Per steamship SuwaBee--l50o
seeks 800 bbls whisky 500 bbls flour Is eks ba
con 25t pkgs mdse.
NEW E0RK-P ersship Forest City 7es bales
cotton IS hSs $50 hhds tobacco 2s26 hides s bags
wool pkgs mdse.
ToHASCO--Rer sehr Suaollz- I493 seeks corn $50
hbis four 100 kegs lard 40 kegs buter Is blls tar
O hbls Oil a08 ;rilgs mdse.
Ell -RaI schr Isaac zoucey-- $50 bbia feuF
Al bhls p<,rk A pkgs mdse.
MOBILE Per sehr Pascag9ula-- TIL seeks corn
80 ses oats % bales hay aud ,sgndries
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ReIow.---s.e.saIng Up.

Steamship Habana, Mcconnell, from Havana, to
PUG Brothers Quarantine Station.
Ship Oliver Moses, Morse, I'm Philadelphia. II
Creepy u FarweIl.
Bark Elexina. -s FIN Cardenaa, to master
s3uara ntiae Station.
Schs Vim colquef, Patterson, days fm Tampico
t9 Il Ga@erden- quarantine station
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uELmRoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION

HEhMBoLpis RGcfiu for he ktinsys
H HEMBoEbs B B5oU fs N p5Ssss
HEMB9Eps sgS SH9 for or h ha1 Ct M e Tyon
HEIMBoIb,s sgeHn fsr Weak Nsr rss''s.
Hso s sSeIg ts G Gsass Pfs ..s.
HELMsaIbs RHGIH fSr H H q Disease
#ES$sBs RSS$ SsEssiss
Hs: Il. n,..
TsRPSs1 s s ao o Ms 9sT s sa
VIM e p As sstI aHd M95ef sSeisty
erection, and all Diseases Of
E EEMAH.Es F FEaAEEs F FEsIaEEs
Old Young, Single, Married contemplating Marriage
TAKE No MORE PILLS,
| THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HEIMBoID's EXTRACT BucHu y the very best remedy
IN The world TOR al sonpa , incident to the s. we,her
| Or change Of life See symptnIns above.
No Family Should be without Itf
TAKE Nc MORE BA A; Mercury or unpisasSn. Medis
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BucHU CURES
| Secret Diseases
L IL as Is , sSsss s
AsD NO EXPOSURE.
Use HELaiRoLD,s EXTRACT DuoHufor Exeeaees arising
BY Young and Old,
for diseases arising from Habits Of Dissipation
ali improper discharges and will the
short fine state Of Healt and Purity.
Uss aHEIMB0LDsS EXTRACT BUDHU for Diseases and
lS P9sSfiii for an Affections
T'E $. Urinary Organs,
Wheeler existing in
| Male or Female.
from whatever cause originating, and no matter of
Hovv Long Standing.
All the above diseases same treat.
naens and may originate from the same
Read! Reanf Read! Remds
HkLMsoLD's RUCHu i safe, and pleasant in and
Personally appeared neiose Alderman
Fhiadelph u. Y. HEIAfaDLI, Chemist, beig duls
swotf docs that his preparation Narcotic
cnrs. or njafisus drugs hai purely Vegetable.
II. 4. HfiLAlB Sole Maaulaelser
ssaFn and subscribed before this I'D NOvessber
YEA We. z. HIRBARD, Alderman
Prizes 81 aer hete, or six for S. kvered any addrssa.
Prepared BY q. r. HELMBOLD,
Practical aad Analytical Chemist,
I1A South Tenth erect, below thesnat.
Phauelphig
EseBewaseof Ceaatetfes and pssaoiplad Dealers wbo
su4sor 10 aisros 81 Their owns aaS ter articles the
TepG{asiol at.saed Is
Haiibold's Gosuiaa Preparations
ftAttset tteilt.
SaesaREsiis.
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold hy JOHN WRIGHT b CO.,
q and Isl Gaart,es street
AND ALI. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
sa-AsE FOR HRLsFBaLD's--TAKEN NO OTHER. out
ont the advertisement aud Eeid for t.
AND AVOID IaPosIEr0E AND EXPOSURE.
taxi lvkM
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e., POLNT cLEAR HoTEL, EASTERN SHORE,

eeA, POINT CLEAR HOTEL, EASTERN SHORE,
f5ST Mobile BAY.
E The above justly celebrated Watering Place will he
opened for the reception Visitors about the 10th Of
the PROJECTORS aer themselves that the reputation of the
tablmeu shall eeIorRte for Of tho good appoint
and good fare which has heretofore characterized IT,
The location for health Is unsurpassed in the South
fully by The epidees hch prevailed both
New Orleans and Mone dnrh the OF 1881 not
The Sa Bathing hasuO equal The Gulf Coast and within
few yards the HOte-ihe temperature of water always
agreeable. Fresh Shower Baths be had time
Fish and Oysters abundant during the entire
Good Stable accommodations provided for MI who vi III
keep their carriages and horses The drives III te vicinity
shaded with nagnolias, oaks cedaEs, pines beautiful
and extend in every direction.
Ali usual Watering Places FnGh as Ri
Rrds bowling, Pistol Gallery, wI De pruyidGd wil
he under e charge Of men anxious plcSe and
t6r those fond ct Aquatic Sports will not be neglected.
good Band Of Music seetrd and will play the lawn
Afternoons and for dancing evenings,
line of Magnetic Telegraph established connecting Point
Cless with every quarter OF the Union,
Tile zine pressure Gfescenin vii: My regularly
bewesa Mobile Point Clear leaving Mobile every evening
md Sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and FridRyy viii 10
down IL O'Clock A NJ accommodate those who arrive ia
Mobile by He morning boats
R Should This schedule be changed notice VIII be given in
tho Molite nnd hew Orleans papers.
The Popefors return their sincere thanks public
the libeal patronage heretofore extended 10 Tho Battle House
and er Font Clear Hotel and hope place themselves
renewed obligations .t.,,n,
Projectors Point Clear Hotel
Mobile May !. 1860 Also OF Battle Housei ut Mobile.
u'vei flhv
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Per steamship Habana. I'm Havana Ne AariVals,
NJ. Martinez T. Heriefa, j. Magi, r. Conway Dr.
MI Gasnellas Mrs.iJ. EasicA, II. Cnxsard, DR.. Az
Lianas, d. Eaguera, "a. Pairet +. Aguear, P.
Garcia.
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BE eslsorazidn.

The steamer Texas Ranger, Capt Radovich,
from Balza, which arrived yesterday evening,
breaght up ifrom'Quarantine the mails and passeA-
gers Vt The steamabip Habana.
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Nt0er sNttIllasllGf.

The xvea shser-AEsuss.sess- Sale ef the Resi-.
sscue--Stennier4 Cossastcss--EsesiaEtmrcs thas
day. ctcs, etc.
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SeippIng satelIigeuts.
cRrsoEsT oEr1oE, No. 10 Camp Street.
"Wednesday Morning July Is 1880
cleared Ycsterdny.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell for Brashear City,
i G Harris
Steamship suwanee, Fowler, for Inaianola.
c Harris
ship Forest City, oxworthy for New York,
Creeyy y Farwel
schr saaolk, Smith, for Tobaseo,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
schr Isaac Toucey, Smith, for Belize,
Galdcnbow II Lespafre
schr Pascagoula, Fowler, for Mobile,
Huntington q Bro
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oPELoU sA S .
FOR ATTAKAPAS.
MOBILE.

EDS MOBILE - DAILY u. ".
Mail idne-SutGmal Arangetnent-TheS plafi
lid lo~ prssre nacke steamers Oregon,
as Nc 81 Baker Inaster FiOaIJesi A H. Myers nIaste
California, j. Hopkins. master built expressly aT
aketfsde, with superior accommodations, will make trips and
landings follows, unless prevented by d weather. high
ioM water want of fuel aeci boat machinery
Leaving the Lake end OF the PoutehaaiP Railroad DAILY
on the arrival Of the u O'Clock 81 train Of Mehe
passengers Tor Bay ST. LOWS and Pass Christian WE'D
NESl9A1S and FkfbAYS,wll sap ~ Rsy It. Louis every
SAtnRDSYa AZ aississpni CITY m FRtl Us and SAfuR
al PaseRgona y Hay, tac way; Reiy rning frnn Mo
bile wnler permitting, will stop A4IA III the Pass Bay
R-For iekstS through BALTIMORE phladEpsa and New
Aot az greatly reduced raeB, by three eeft roues and
further information, apply TO
JIG If n t t;is,ta strae,
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Arrived xesterttav.
? TUHf aVd EsI
StefRaasaauAts

No arrivals from sea yesterday.
stemanbaats.
II lakeland, Miller, I'm ST Louis.
j G Swon, Jones, fin ST Louis.
N Texas Ranger, Radopieh, fin Lower Coast.
California, Hopkins, I'm Mobile.
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WILLIAMS j. TUCK saR
~ CON ISslQH AERGHAETs,
1850 No. ss9 esrGTssr Stzeaf,
g0bsFH 4 WIISitss EEw 0RtNtgs
SEV+pE W. 4teSAks1 say+4 i
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tTSg CuPARTNEasEISp HERETOFORE exist
rag letwAeA \. 3. SIMftS and GA RLES ii. f. GBf-
1uN Is lhs DAY ssolsc BY mtaaop, hcr partner viii
tho name Of she ftln in l,qmdai9n
j. s. SIMONDS
CliAs. H. &. c0LG0N
New ORLEANS july l. 1861.
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TALLAHATCHIE AND YAZoO RIVERS.
YAzoO AND TALLAHATcHIE

master connecting with steamer Cbarmer on her
carnival At Yckshurg Friday morningl-For Sa
tart Ya2oo City Tchula Silver Greek Beronia Westore
Honey Island Turkeys Landing sidon Cranes Landing Rs
ing S Humphreys Greenwood Point Lehore Godsyle and
all intermediate landings Teilalatchie river high
sharkeys landing leaving Fcksburg Friday arrival Of
the 81 o'clock evening train.
Tar All freights shipped by the Charmer will be taken
through at high water rates without exs charge a24
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Leaves SATURDAY Inlv 49, AT 5 p NJ
NEW ORLEANS AVID SFEREyE-
~ spori Saturday Paeketi caves every ATU RDAY
throughout the Summer-For Shreveport Grand
ssszz2 bayou, tsraud EcOre AleSHnira Gortons Bar
BINS and ali informed ate Landings on Red RvefThe
and swift running steamer Homer.
gate master, F " Gtos clerk will leave regularly as above
For freight passage apply on board.
iy2s Adesrtisins Agent
s> The Io Alexandria will The leit draft
steamers and shippers may rely their freight going through
without detention
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4Ak HAND AND FOR Af,E,--TIIg osI3F III, arm
hasakssy FsEelt Wishing sAtAoanesspe ID N
SON 4 " ssrrnan Hrp, the eoFer 81 4sgipe ana
y n 'ss5 s4 a tss alsshanies and Dealers ExciEnge
M {s NJ thg Fs and a NY shop, aaror Of AEavslte
jgitY MDAUGnEKgsY
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MOKICE Is Hereby GIVEN, THAT SHALL
aF Is fhe Genaei Lad Uhes Nc Washington, for pu
csie & B.anty Land wsat Ap- 75625, fsr ~ Aates
i Asld 10 under All OF onncrcss 81 March, 1855
&c sa.ae hts5as been lSaa, los; Of stolen.
Nsss Orleans. Iure u, lsaa Il isIs si itsssi
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rESRgE UNDERSIGNED, PROPHETIC IS OF GET
TON PRESSES. in thB city Of New Orleans, hereby give
notice 10 will the ensuing year com
Heacu st of September taEe all Onbonni
ion stoage ut the same rates as ether cotton and win
the hoops when the sold
compressed Shipment without any charge nHdar
circumstances will replace lion hoops with rope without
compensation Of eight per rope which is The regular
charge.
forced into this measure and think proper to give
public of the from the fact that, SINCE iurnaC
ion Of hoops have found impossible prevail on
s ppers and shpmasers to receive enbcund
any kind tie under any circumstances and pe8
bly, furnish rope without being reimbursed for the The
charge will be invariably made to the factor
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BAYOU SARA PACKETS.
BAYOU sARA MALL 90.

BAYOU SARA MALL Go.
isNszEtt<F FOR BAYOU SARA. Is5As}ffSspszfkS
lie ine passenger packet pftoI, Captain Baranco
leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY and
DAY, at o'clock
FOR DoNALDSONyTLLE.
The passenger peeket Empire Parish, Capt Vincent
leaves ke~ Orleans every TUESDAY III 40 O'Clock A. NJ.
returning leaves nolaldsonyilie WEDNESDAY, morning
passing the Coast In daylight.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.
The steamer Cruise Tese, II. II. Gross master leaves
New Orleans every ffOAY evening O'Clock, and FRI
d A morning al 10 O'Clock.
BOA CLERK always the andng foot ST. Louis street. to
receive and deliver freight and sign Bills aing for the above
~ an EUGENE I.ANnuE. Agent.
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Leaves on TUESDAY. saiy 81 at IS p NJ
Regular Low Water Packet
FOR SHREVEPORT. G RIA n ID
49, n Bayou, Coushatta, Campe Grand Ecore St Maui
sRarbins and all Intermediate landings on Red
River-The elegant, ghdraught and swift running pas
senger packet Moro, Jos. Anguader mister will leave as
above. For freight passage apply board.
NIRGTNIUS U. DENTZEL,
u3 Advertising Agent.
on light draft steamers. -
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Leaves on THURSDAY. July &c, Mt S p Y
FOR ST. LOuIS-WITH GONNEC.
. 49, h. lions MS aboye--The magnificent steamer w. q.
LssakssAfkS SwnIf, Cant J. II Jones master viii leave
ST. Louis, taking besides through business
freight and passengers for Natcez Vcksut NannecU Mem.
phis and the Bends For through tickets this boat and
connecting railroad lines above and
and passage apply board the Company Office NO 81
Camp street y
iyeo y Advertsnp Aren't
n~This boat will attend the Memphis and end business
and carries the y s. Mail to Memphis in place the Memphis
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SHERTFF's SALES.

TmRp DISTRICT couRr3 CITY nF NEW ORLEANS vs., NJ.
Of New Orleans t3kOSS0N@-Ne. l5,tSs
pY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
ID lheeled by the Honorable the Third District Court
New Orleans in he above entitled cause, will proceed
sell public auction, The City Hotel Common street, be
Camp and Magazine streets, on WEDNESDAY, the
first day OF August 1850, ut Il O'Clock NJ, the following
described property, wiz
Claiborne and nerbigny Streets. and having front of nifty
eight feet Pamye street. by eighty feet In depth
codng the roll deposited in the Office Of the
City Treasurer.
Seized III the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. - = -
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GISGufEaE CouR DISTRICT ALA WILLIE DE- la MILE,
de Ia Nonyene- Orleans. ORLEANS vi JOHN
PaGE-No l3.7iO.
I'm VBBTU dun writ de slisIe CT yemte "a
~ moi aresse 9nerahle Gnaueme Com dc District dc
L. Nereie Orleans, dams pae ri desSus. pfoct icrHi e
VENpREi 10 do0f 1850 a midi FTioel dc h Cite re
de IN Gnnnre, les du Camp DIES MHgNsns. IL
pubque adjudication de Ii pf9pd6 dont description
suit =
Qnaeme District II.T Ne 50 borne par les rues Rousseau.
St Thona Felicity Ste Marie ayHt % pteds dc face III
Rousseau ITO peds de potondeur uiyn ableau
dtpod bureau d1 Tr5sorier de VILE.
Saisie dSns laffniro ci-dessrs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de ladiuaeation.
Il. I. PARKER,
jy9 Is q aS 10 shirif de Il ratoisse d'trlssns.
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS,

For through tickets this Lime and its conuecos as sci
forth at the head of This colnmn and further Apply
on board at the Company office, street where
plans OF the cabins can be and engaged
az L. A. WILTON General "A gent.
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The MichigDi "oU.bem earnings are large on the
fourth week .Egust-abOut s75,OOO-equa to a
gain Of sl4,Os a tie week, and making the month in
gross near $500 10.
The business of the Clearing House so 93l 600.
The steamers or saurday will take from three-quar-
ters of million % n lion of dollars. The California
bars by the last steamer sold at shout y cent
premium.
The demand for money is much lees active, and the
supply appears TO be better. On demand the supply is
abundant at 4 cent, with some transactions st y
cent. Paper is in moderate supply, and the demand
has increased within day two. The current rates
are still 81 al p cent for leading at six months
and under, and Z! az cent for long matures. Some
paper has been passed at to y cent concession on
the highest rates Of the past week.
We are glad TO learn that Mr. j. T. Soutter, Presi-
dent of the Bank Of the Republic, has entirely recov
cred from his severe Illness and will resume his
duties at the Bank. The creditors of the Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad Company have entered into
agreement purchase the road at any sale which may
be made of it, The agreement to become purchasers
still open the time to sign it expires Sept 15 1860.
Those who do not sign it will get none of the advanta
ges derived from it's purchase The agreement may be
found at the Office Of N. A. Cowdrey, No. % William
umn.
One shilling and sixpence sterling was paid yester'
day as the freight per bushe for wheat to Liverpool by
one Of the British screw steamers 1t is but short
time since -four shipped at the rate per barrel
The Directors of the Michigan Southern Road are In
session here to-day, and will probably perfect some
scheme for resumDg payment of interest on the SECOND
Mortgage bonds. The bondholders, as far as we I'M
derstand their views woud be perfectly satlsneo I"
fund three coupons if the Company would uh'
der,ale 10 paw PROMPTLY the fourth. This would be
liberal apgemen and should be satisfactory to both
parties. We regret to hear by telegraph Of the death
of Mr.. Horace White, highly respectable banker Of
Syracuse and for many years Director Of the New
York Central Road.
The Buffalo Express says circular has been issued
by the Superintendent Of the Central Railroad ordering
all cars to Suspension Bridge and Buffalo. The freight
gathering at those places, destined for the Eastern
market, is immense, and will require the entire rolling
stock 10 send 1t forward. The Utica Herald ssys:
III the present style Of railroad travel continues
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long the Central Road viii be able 70 pay more than
v cent seni-snnual dividend. There seems 70 be
something ike mania at the depot daily. Locomo'
tives dragging in trains with from eight 70 zen
passenger coaches attached and the depot generally
crowded with waiting ones Business must be brisk,
or else people mad Mems faces have animated,
warehouse sort Of look ar If their pockets were fan
and their credit unquestionable."
The foreign news by the America continues 70 be
favorable for Cotton and our cereal produotS Ths-s
appears 70 be no doubt now of large European de-
mand for breadstufs at remunerstve prices, bringing
large business all through the Winter TO our rail-
roads.
The statement Of the Philadelphia banks prssens1
the following aggregates sc compared with tbose Of
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A meeting of the Presidents of the Western Rail
road was to be held at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday 70
advise and take action relative to the arbitrary rates
insisted upon by the New-York Railroads.
The Presidents of the Cincinnati Trunk Lines have
agreed to make difference IN rates between oompro-
mised and uDcompromised Cotton of l5c. hundred,
or 75c. = bale, and TO recommend this difference for
the approval of the Presidents Of the five Eastern
roads.
The coal transported over the Delaware, Laeha-
wanna and Western Railroad for the week ending the
Iati mat 4 followa.
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Netu11ork DAILY Gtibnara
Ny. Wholesale Price. of Country Produce,

For THE WEEK Ending "WEDNESDAY, SEPT. S, 1860.
Reported exclusively f0T TEs ok Tribune 0'
NOTICE. CoysssoRs OF F4Es PRo3roE-Put everything
including weight with count and OF articles p As9
bin Of particulars inside o package marked Bill
always send by mail with notice when and now things
cGssIssoSs-Pcr selling Berries Fruits &c. where pack
returned and small lots Of stat, 10 cent oer
s o rs Of GOOD Produce in good order
such Farmers realize and not Joboer' OF
Bur1FK-Tbe market without material change but still e1
hb features Of uncertainty not previously ooeIysIe
lar their elections so that grades heretofore readily
sold neglected There also just nov great FAC ace
These circumstances have essentially checked th eA
eeted state most Of which ordere direct the country
The bet sS tbg s seems in no way affected BY s small
revival the California demand We hear there ss little eH
ceu Welsh tub Butter In Of the Northern counties
caused by adsces from Boston, and the California noble ha e1
cited the hopes and strengthened the views Of N
the furnishing the styles required FOR that trade Inc
extraordinary high rates Of Cheese pat present and prospect
staples naturally Strengthens expectations and induces hrmne
on The part B1-Im But think very few pe ;ua
tive operations have beer undertaken IN the country The crop
l. nearly al still hands An unusually small proportion
Of State Butter forward IN shape and the reports
veron Of many Butter dae to Cheese the make is thus fsI
uueommonly lsFe Ihe stseed y new e1ceeansg nSS e
avery large FAN PiqductioI The average yield COW h SAD
I.D.e Of prices @as Pera The Br.h relieved
ate Butte! In cOusdeTa Quantities low rates They have
never been oT tne Butter except very 2w
rss and there present indications Of change In this
.sp,c Cali 0rnis may continue 70 take portion OF our ch2e
Butter but her markets have been uncertain Of late year.
tt no seat confidence be felt present crisis il oVl
IDENTIFY near hand Butter begin 70 move IN some
and mention these features OF the trade not 70 esap
b any theory promote any views Of but to AID
Tics, interested 70 form Judgments Of their An &C.
csoDa lot choice Pennsylvania We tern reserve
commands l5 dloc bot such sales very rare we maze '
cberge in our figures. We quote 80 z,o
OTenFe Co pals H.. d2l Eirkins, choice 1913 O.
Welsh tubs strictly CD. B d9 Wes.euRes good Pr gi
W.h bs air 10 rood Is an Werem fair choice IL OH
Usftrt do ,dety ch 10 a2O Western on
NJ 1o Butter. st1IV
CHERsB-Wh urgent Export demand, the mHket "a tey
e and has an m proved tendency Some extra choice diaries
are occasionally Ia alta fraction overllc. Wequote o.ta
FIt1auGity T. n...lsgIl Ohio extra choioe''''''sfeU
Esir 10 sod aaAy... 1lO Ohio fair 10 prime S,
Engsh Dairy Ohio...l0.zll Ensisb Dairy oe'hen
BEoOs IohsTLe prevalent belief that the crop VIZ
g,.I with considerable RpiyDtn sooD 10 Gr1'e lave VSu
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nIHING BOARD.
WEpxEspAr. Sept. 5-P. NJ.

WEDNEsDAf, sept. O-P. NJ
large business was transacted at the Stock Ex-
change this morning, and the market was decidedly
better during the session Of the First Board. After
orders had been filed the usual movements TO break
down priees again put into active operation, and
with some success, the market closing rather tame
and between the Boards settling down about ' cent
for mOst Of the leading stocks The largest dealings
were in Toledo and Illinois Central, both Of which