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BY TIE CABLE.
AdVioss to the Sd Of September

LLvRRPoon., Monday, Sep. 8.-Two
steamships, of the Cunard line, have
sailed to Canada with troops. The
Telegraph says the only object in send
ing these troops to Canada is simply to
meet the spirit manifested by the COL
onists in the late Fenian raid.
LONDON, MONDAY, September 3.-Dis-
patches have been received from the
steamship Great Eastern, stating that
she has caught the old cable, spliced it,
and is now paying out all well.
The Times of this morning says that
the solution of the neutrality-suspicious. will
quickly follow the cessioh of Venitia to
Italy.
LTvERPoob, Sept. 3.ACotton opened
quiet at 49, for middling upland; sales
to-day estimated at 5000 bales.
vienna, Sept. S.-The Austrian Gov
eminent has given orders for the re-
duction fthe army to peace footing,
and the work has already commenced.
LONDON, Sept. g. Cdnsols opened at
s91< for money. American securities
opened at, United States 5-2Os 73z;
Erie a; Illinois Central SOY.
PARIS, Sept. S-P. MI is said that
Bismarck is endeavoring to form an al
lance between Prussia, Austria and
Russia. 2
& LIVERPOOL, Sept. B. Breadstuffs un-
changed; provision market unchanged.
LONDON, Sept. 8-P. M.-The official
closing rate of consols was se1z for
money. The following are the closing
quotations of American securities:
q. S. 5-2O's, 1871; Erie, 1917; Illinois Gem
trail, 79N.
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New YorlI NInr,Iet. =
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Cotton heavy at 391<@SSe and 3iysei:t5c for
middling uplSnds: Flour dun and Interior
and choice grades l09l5c lower 50 1913 20 for
and $40 l0al2 90 for trade brnnds CLOSING,
quiet. whisky quiet and unchanged. Wheat
very dull, heavy and Sdsc lower: 90 lSsf2 ~
for No. Milwaukee. Rye dull and decidedly
lower western Sc BARLEY malt dull Corn
about lc lower; 7pc for inferior 59I4GSOc Tor
nos river 1Sc for mixed western in store; slISc
Lor white western. Oats less active and
scarcely so frIn; 4194Sc for Chicago and $50
52c for NiIwaukee. Petroleum IN moderate
demand at 2I1zc for crude and $50 Sc for Ie-
nned IN bond. Pork dull and heavy at SO 6S
~ J1sa5l for old do and So 25@29 30 for prime:
S Sf 80 bbls new mes, Tor September and
steady at SllGl9 for new Main mes. AMI SO
elz5Ior new extra mess. lard dull and heavy
~ ~ le5Ee{ DC for Ohio and S0eSJOc for State
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me Cholena

/ NEW York, Sept. 8. Dispatches from
the west say that about two hundred OF
the leading merchants Of st. Louis have
signed circulars denying the existence
OF the cholerR as an epidemic. 1t is de-
signed TO upset certain efforts in Chicago
70 Brighten off country merchants from
going to st. Louis 20 buy stocks.
= Advices from Memphis to. Saturday
evening say the cholera is steadily in
creasingi thirty-three deaths occurring
up TO 9 o'clock this morning. ~
-Four deaths have occurred in OF
tumwa. The disease Is greatly subsi-
ding in the river cities.
In Chicago, on Saturday, there were
twelve new cases of cholera and four
deaths. The health officers report for
theweek ending August Dist, shows 297
cases Of cholera and III deaths. Ofthe
2OT attacked only % are of American
nativity, including colored persons.
Thirteen new cases OF cholera and
twenth-eight deaths were reported on
Friday at Helena. ~.
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Prom me Pa.i0c.


g SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-THE wires
Of the Prussian telegraph have been
stretched distance of 7l5 miles above
New Westminster, British Columbia.
Private advices say that the real des-
hnation OF the Spanish fleet, heretofore
reported at Papecte, Is believed to be
some rendezvous in South America.
Althoughit was reported at Tahfti that
the steamer Uncle Sam. had loaded to
run the blockade at Valparaiso, and
had been seized and confiscated by the
Spanish fleet, it was alleged that the
attempt to RIM the blockade was a
sham, and that the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, who owned the vessel,
received from the Spanish Admiral
$4,000 for supplying the feet with
stores. ra3
China dates to the 18th uIt. haTe been
received. It was reported that the
rebeIs had assembled In considerable
force in the upper portion OF the
province Of Marking, and that the Inn
perial troops sent against them had
been defeated with considerable loss.
AdVieeS from Hakadodf. report a col
lIston between the Russians and the
Japanese, in which % of the former
were killed. A sledeing party OF
Japanese drove into a Russian encamp-
mept; the Russian troops beat the in
tEudefg, who defended themselves with
swords f-
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The Picking mp or the Old Atlantic
Cable---.HeRFt's Content Talking
with the Great Eastern VIA Ire
land. rd
HEARTS CONTENT, Sept. 2-The news
OF the successful picking up of the At
lantic telegraph cable of 1865 reached
here at 40 minutes past O'Clock this
morning. The expedition with the
Great Eastern had been out 81 DAYS.
ana ali nope OF success had been aban-
doned by the telegraph people here.
The news reached Valentia at 40 min
utes past O'Clock, / hour and 5 min
utes before it was received here.
Signals are sent through the cable
with perfect accuracy, and we are talk
ing with the Great Eastern every mo-
ment, via Yalentia, in Ireland. About
hours after the recovery of the cable
the splice was made with the cable
slowed in the main tank of the Great
Eastern and the lowering of the cable
into the sea immediately took place
and the big ship is now paying out the
wire and approaching Hearts Content
on her return at about the same rate of
speed she maintained in the former e1I-
petition. The telegraph fleet is expect-
ed here next Saturday. The news of the
recovery of the cable created a great
sensation here, and though the news
was received at an hour when scarcely
any one was astir, it spread in a few
minutes throughout the village. The
British and American flags were imme-
'diately hoisted over the telegraph sta
ton as a signal of Joy by Messrs.
Ihundy, Waddell, Trip, Grant and
Tonssant, amid great cheering.
An Ottowa dispatch SAYS that bad
temper prevails in Canada at present
owing TO the escape, on Saturday NIGHT
of Mike Murphy and OF his comrades,
all Fenian prisoners from the jail at
Cornwall.
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ResIgnatIOn OF Hannibal HaHaIin.

-4SG8lBMAAAOm OF HANNIBAL lIAUaIfm.
BosToN, Sept. 3.-HannibaI Hamlin.
Collector of the port of Boston, tenders
his resignation in a letter to the Presi-
dent, dated Aug. %, in which he says !:
L do not fail to observe the movements
and efforts which have been and are
now made to organize party in the
country consisting almost exclusively
OF those engaged in the late rebellion
and their allies, who sought by other
means to- ripple and embarrass
the Government. These classes of
persons with a small fraction
of others constitute the organization.
1t proposes to defeat and overthrow the
Union Republican party, and to restore
power without sufficient guarantees for
the future and protection to men who
have been loyal, to those who sought to
destroy the Governments. gave all
the influence possessed to create and
uphold the Union Republican party
during the war, without the aid
Of which our GoVernmsnt would
have been destroyed, and the
rebellion success. For such a party
as has been inaugurated for such puF-
poses have no sympathy, nor can /
acquiesce in its measures by my silence.
I therefore tender 10 youmy resigna-
ton of the Office Of Collector OF Customs
for the district of Boston and Charles
ton, to take effect from the time when a
successor shall be appointed aud quail
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MEETING OF The NetIonul Union Com.

. "
NEW YORK., Sept. 3.-The National
Union Committee, appointed by the
Republican Convention at Baltimore.
tn.1s64, met this afternoon at the Aston
House. hon. n. j. Raymond, Iient.
Gov. Claffiin, of Massachusetts, Judge
Bullitt, of Louisiana, Gov. Turner. oi
Rhode Island. JOB. Clark, OF New
Hampshire, and N. ID. Sperfy, Secre-
tary, were present. Mr.. Clafiifn sug-
gested the improperly of taking action
IN the absence OF so many members.
Mr.. Sperry said the session was ilIe-
gal on account of q want OF
a quorum. All the previous
ones were Illegal for the same reason.
At the last meeting there were only
twelve members present. 5all.f5tIi
Mr. Raymond said he believed it
would be best to adjourn to a liked day,
Mr.. Sperry opposed this, and Mr.. Ray
mond said he would retain the papers
until relieved of his position. Some OF
the members would probably meet al
Philadelphia and take some action. II
was finally agreed TO adjourn to a day
to be fixed by the Executive Commit
tee. H3b oaf - is11uu5lIf s5rf fr.rsrs
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war DEpARrlIENr.
eUkaAeOlf dES ERALS ORFCE,
= NAsHISGTor7, d. C., Aug. 10, 1895.
Advertisement.


AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD. IN
| IA eonskt Of BreVet colonel J. b. Brown
/ surgeon, u. =. A, President, HreVet Lie1ten.
ant Colonel II. X. Wir1z, Surgeon, u n a
| Brevet Lieufenant Colonel Anthony Eags-
Surgeon, u. 8. A., and BreVtt 1Iai1f yyaT-T,s,,
WebSteF, Assistant surgeon o. ~ "a 1 49,
der. will meet In New ! OTk City on The mi,
Of 6eptember. next for Ihe eEnIninafIo1 ~
candidates f0r admission into fbe RIe@iIcSi
Stan Of the u. g. Army
and DhyElcally sound ~ " 0ss'
Applications for an Invitation to auDear ba-
fore the Board should Be adfiFesSesi h, the
suTgeon S5enerals D. 3 A., and must sfate the
I q naLnS.i Iel denee. and date and place Of
nlrlh OF me eandidate TfaaiulOnIaiS as "a
and DUAL iflEa tons TnIist he luFIlisf-
-. ~ the applicant b ~ been in the Medical
Nc OF the Aruly during the war. the fact
snould pc stated tOgether with his former
ZANE ana time and place ofsssrvice, ana tes-
tttnQntals from the Officers with whom he has
tEed should also be forwarded. fi
HoailoWauee i made for the expenses OF
pefsons undergoing the exam nation, rs Il =
an Indispensable prerequisite TO appoint
There are at present. sixty vacancies II, the
Medical Stan, fClrty-slI Of which are oriszln1i
being created by the Act or conQTeS5s m.
proved, July 18th, 1896. =
- = Jos. X. BARNEsJ
a1lS-eod2m sure General. u 3. A /.
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WeeI.Iy Rnnls stnfemnn,
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Sept. 8
Flour dun. Wheat dropping and 4c lower
On 81, winter and &c ON spring; sales new white
Allchlgan at 81 80; amber do s. g.; new No /
red winter g 42; No. Illinois spring 81 vi .
Corn q shade lower, at ssi1z6565Ee for No. 1
mlSed. Oats steady Mt SIS Rive CIulI Lake
heights arm and UNCHANGED.
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FhiIndeInhIn Lace,

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 3.
The Convention attracts the attention OF
trade. Flour dull and Unchanged. Wheat
Urn; rsd g 1892 50; white sas5a %. Corn
g 30, and Pennsylvania s. 2I@2 So
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NEw YoRK, Sept. 3.-The steamera
AlHmania City, OF New York. and
Malta arrived. The latter brings I.ivef-
pool dates Of the 18Th. s. - 2
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COHlIER@kB AMI FTNbEgIGI,.
by IeIegrnpn.
New York Honey ANA stock Market
NEW YoKK, sept. 3.

INV 7 Okks Bept. J.
Money easy with . large supply at Has per
cent for call loans. Sterling Exchange firmer,
business doihgat 1O51< @IO65SS.
Gold Is irregular and unsettleds opening at
rs; declining to l4951; advancing to 49,,
and closing at l455S.
Government Stocks without decided
change.
EIeiEhts 10 Liverpool quiet ur
SHOCKS quiet; Rock Island IO9IS.s Chicago &
HOIthRestetn 66Js; Illinois Central llDlS;
f4Els t5zsi New York Central 100; Western
1nlon 4elegTpph 5I3Sz; Ohlols Mississippi GER
ing ll255S.
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Z MEADvmLE, Pa, Sep. 3.LTbe rssi-
-denee Of D. ". DeFrieksdn was a ~ rov.
ed by fire yesterday afie5ooon. n. -
$4,000. Insured for 5000.
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The Latest News.
BY TEhBGRAPH. I

NJ the Union Lines
once. corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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Firs "A 5Holf95E1

- y AItEF Ord Conn, Sept between
eight and nine O'clock tonight, the
large flanfll 81 Hubbard q Co.
ls Ssrs or locks and lamp nj faIlI
q Meridian took ire and Wa barfied
% the jlsT1ltlle l'l.he loss Is mot asear-
tained. 90 - !
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at5huItsalr aIutiuas.
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE

JUST OPENED AND FOR SALE FOR
pousht al n Very low rate for gOld.) ~
Loo doz. plain and nancy Cotton Hosiery
comprising gents ladies' and children 5 wear.
IA goo d3z. gauhtle!s, gloves half gauntlets
t thread silk and SILK worsted, in desirable
lI5 5Sqdp Ps,I Ia and Ss new styles sink.
500 dog. Nec6-,iea, embracing all new de-
signs in fancy, PLAIN and ribbon ties. -" -
,, 100 d9 3,; shirt Bosoms, mpernne grades in
5000 Glace Paper Collars, OF GoldsmItb,s.
Congress Comps and Evans manniactnre.
200 doz; J. 4 p Coats and stuart,s genuin
800 ns.stuart linen thread.
% rs. Italian sewing SILK Iniskeins.ant on
9 doZ Looking Glasses, assorted sizes. with
fnll stock OF pins, hooks ana ewes Conn.,
brushes, perfumery, soaps, DCcl{ef = IS95i,s'
beads thimbies, needles fans TIIbISar sgT,Tssis'
s!satlonery, window blinds school books
aliAAtts5. mar nets, embruideries SILK cord and
tasSselss velvet ribbons full line or fSfisis
TlDoons' bonnet ribbons, skirt bF5Iids Cos}
s uIninEs, crochet bTIaids coat but-
yoIiss nOop skirts, balmOFIiIs, vest buttons
ELenen corsetA fnncy dngsSs buttons, and a
Lti3e , variety OF superior suspendeu8 To
WnIcH inc attention OF close buyers Is re-
mr6 AUGUSTUS FOLIAGE.
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tt IIlll1l'l lIl.1l7s7I II7 T71rrIls1r
"a ] 3.Fi- with PARALYSIS. 80 y
& ttAsEI1l1TON, Sept. 2.&The father-in-
law Of General Grant, Mr.. Dent hadJa
stroke Of Paralysis about noon to-day,
Duhmel was inmeiliateiJ 5caIieti and
rendered prompt medical aid. Or. VVSit-
son. U s. A., aud Dr.. Brinnermnn, OF
Gen. Grant stan, were also there dor
ing the day and evening. He Is very
much improved. 80 90 90
A Petition Is IN. circulation for the
pardon Of Or. Mndd. one 81 flie aecon-
plices n the assas IinatioTi.
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white ana BLACK BalmorlIa.
A GOOD ARTICLEEAS Low AS =. =
"a lmySI :. S. RHODES,
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nave pardoned when a Governor and
since being President of the United
States. l am one of those who believe
that man may do wrong and after
wards do right; and II we We're to nut
down, all who do wrong, fear. nv
c0untrymen, there would not he
many of us left then. In parting
from you. tender my sincere thanks
Tor your manifest regard and respect to
the Chief Magistrate of the United
states. Fellow citizens; for thank God
that 1 am citizen of the United States,
ana not, as commended by some, living
IN state out of the Union; and, there
lore, thank God that am citizen of
the United States. In parting with YOU
on this occasion, i'll know myself, and
mink do, dO.it in the best of feeling
OF my heart, with wishes for our
prosperity and the blessing of heaven
70 shower upon you under this flag of
your country, not with twenty-five
stars but with fhirty-six. IJhand over
70 you the union of these States. not q
seml-circle, bnt the complete circle of
the states and along with them the
Union and the flag with the thirtV-six
stars and the Constitution for your
preservation. Take the Constitution.
take the flag of your country. and -fsI-e
the Union, for 1 know they will be pre-
served and protected in your hands.
IA voice, "fOrever.'1
Having exhausted the supply of
capital rs in the Office, we are COM
PEELED to omit the remainder of the
Presidents speech. We have ordered
car load, and If we get it in time will
be able to give his next speech in full.
EDS. INTEL1IeENoER.1
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az WHEELING, W. VA.
N CONNECTION WITH THE HOUSE
\ IneTe IL = W linrf EsOat, and II 81 the design
SION ana StnIaee business, act as Stes4Inhoat
Agents aud Furnish all desirable infornntion
- tneIeto. .rt iyl4
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T UST OPENED AND FOR SALE IGOR
~ eign goods mostly OF direct imIlortatinn
ponght AT n very low rate for gOld.) 7 -
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The Picking mp or the Old Atlantic
CabIe--.HeaFts Content Talking
with the Great Eastern VIA Ire
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stfamboats.

AUGUSTUS FOLIAGE.
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l,aiDbte-T,o T.Iyernool ami
Spirit OF .ne stock Market.
The CommercIalsays: H" H' n pm .

The commercial says:
Government securities are les active and
rather weak; 1905 are supplied, slightly, in
excess of demand; ID and Sd series 9Th lower.
| Money in active demand; rate on call6 per
cent. Recent failures have produced tempo
Tary caution re- pecting discounts, and there
| is, perhaps, q partial contraction In the pur-
chase OF paper. Prime names are current st
7aS per cent; good at 9t9l0 per cent. Gold less
| active. A portion OF the late short contracts
appear to be still unsettled. Sellers are hold
borrowed gold l-l69l-S2 to-day. Foreign ex-
change still dulli prime bankers 60 days,
sterling, offered l9gH9lgSH;; francs, long, dun
cotton bills f051<. It appears, upon further
Information, that the tirfn of Beatty q Bros,
tea merchants. whose failure we announced
yeterday, were defTuuded, not by member
of the firm but by a relative, TO whom they
had made advances upon Instruments which
proved TO have been forged; the forged docu-
ments represent about $4,000, and the adj
vances made upon them We're the cause of
the failure Of firm; the liabilities amount
The stock in the corneron Michigan South
ern appears to have closed; the difference be-
tween cash aud regular stock is only y per
cent. Toe transactions in stock at the board
were nominal, the price closing at So A re-
port is current on the street that Mr.. Drew,
who is understood to have Deen largely short
on the stock yesterday, presented SlO0.OOO of
the convertible bonds OF The Michigan South
ern road for conversion intI STOCK. and that
the officers of the company declined 10 issue
stock IN exchange; we md, however, that
the ONCE OF the Michigan Southern compa-
ny. Cleveland aud Pittsburgh appears to be
the next stock 10 be cornered at the bStRr1j-
IL 0OO snareS OF the stock were bought at 7g<
ESQ., Erie is also active and 1rmer, the trans
actions amounting To 500 SuaTes AT 749F975;
Reading Is firm and active; Fort Wayne
shows symptoms OF clique action, the p41ce
being rs higher; Rhode Island advanced 2.
Gold, To-day, has ranged at l2T1z9l279<9
l2I5$, closing at the latter.
Tile business at the ONCE of the Assistant
Treasurer was as follows: Total receipts ST.
3iI ,5SI 40, or which $I64O 900 were for customs.
and for loan so 900: coin certificates S2j9 SO;
payments S65S, 365 81; balance 3C3.206 g.
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Econ, Now Orlenns.

NEW ORLEANS, April 5.-The Metho-
dist Conference has assembled here,
Bishop Kavanaugh presides: Bishop
Early presides tomorrow. The bust
ness Is subdivided, and subcommittee
were appointed. Manyinew members
have appeared.
Additional bad news has been receiv-
ed from crevasses. Heavy rains con
tinue and the whole country is flooded
The Press argues that the Presidents
proclamation abolishes martial law
and military occupation is removed.
Heavy rains have fallen in Louisl.
ana. The races have suspended till
tile eth inst. Large stables have arriv-
ed. There is 5000 feet of crevasse al
Baton Rouge, and many others feared
below. The whole country down to
Bayou Plaquerine will be submerged
It is feared that Bayou Plaqueriue can
not carry off the flood and that 1t will
extend down to Bayou Lefourche, com
prising the richest sugar and cotton
lands in Louisiana. Crevasses are
feared all over the State. The leyee
commissioners are acting promptly.
The contractors and laborers on the
new levee have dispersed.
Western produce is lively and taken
up on arrival. Freights to New York
are low Mt IS to zoe. per sack for corn.
Vessels are leaving for want of better
engagements.
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ply telegraph
lew York Mnr,tes.

NEW YORK, April 9.
cotton-Heayy at 3S@Sec for mIddling.-
Flour-Dun and in favor OF buyers; sT'l09T g
for extra State; s. 209S 50 for extra round
hoop Ohio, and IS 6O9Il 90 for trade brands,
market closing dulI. WhiSky-Steady al
81 2692 q for western. Wheat-OpeneIi
rather more steady and closed quiet; 81 IS for
choice No. Milwaukee club, and 81 20 for
winter red. Corn-Market 1c better. with
fair demand chiefly for choice, at 74GT5c.
Petroleum-Dull;2 6c for crude, and zoe for re-
fined in bond. Conee-Dull. MOlaSeS-Dull;
Rico. Pork-Less active and heavy; SIS 69
% 90 for new mess, closing at $40 o. cash;
SS925 . for old do, and S2l 5U922 90 for
prime; also 800 bbls new mess for April, May
and June, sellers option, at S26@26 q. Beef
unchanged. Beef Hams-FIrm at SS7@4O,
latter an extreme. Bacon-More active at
lI2<c for Cumberland cut; 1870 for short
ribbed, and 1910 for short clear. LAID
He ayy at l69lS1zc. Cut Enthusiastically III
9l2c for shoulders and l691Sc for hams. But
ter-Quiet; 25945c for Ohio and 405G0c for
State. CheeSe-Du1 at 1920.
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The Dry Goods Trade:

The following are the quotations at the
New York Dry Goods Exchange. Jobbers'
prices:
The market to-day Is very quiet, with an In
clinAtion downward, and II Il a question OF
Oubt whether the advance can be sustained.
and really seem to be scarce. Prints are not
so f1rm To-day They look as though they
might give way a little. Foreign goods are
plenty, and many stytesof them are very
slow olsale. brown acknowledgements
a 2Aci Naunkeag A 22%c Nassau extra 2Ic;-
LaYOnia 221{c; Dwight 4 2lc, Great Falls 2@;-
Indian Herd 2lcS Howard A PC. Bieached
Green Manufacturing Company 231lc; Hills
Sempef Idem Bic: Anthony Manufacturing
Company Csc; Palmer RtYer25c. Prints-Al-
len lSc; American lgG; Amoskeag lie; Arnold
l61Scs Cocheco 2lc; DunneI Igc; Freeman l6cs
Hamilton Is; Me.FimacD q; WamSutta 1875
Grover & Co 20c, Tlelcs-OmegaB Soc ThoEn-
dixie 32xc; Wnittenden a 45c.