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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

STORM SO far as heard from IA this neIgkhor.
hood though the waters In all the creeks, runs and
branches were unusually high during the late storm
no serious damage has been inflicted. A piece Of
tressle work on the Orange, Alexandria and Man
Assas railroad at Jonas creek, in Culpeper county
was washed ont; but was repaired without any de.
tention to tho passing trains Cameron run was
very high, aud banks Of sand have been deposited
across the telegraph road passing through 1t, and
bedded-their teams having been unable to pull
them through. The Potomac had not made such q
wAtery exhibit as 1t did for six years before On the
river front OF the city It came up to the railroad
track on Union street In several places. More or
less damage was ihnieted all the whArves by the
opSags o9oa s,.sas and IAN M,ua on I rOd Tn a. ne
depot was washed up. Messrs. Brewis, Moore, Hart
Icy, Washingioo, Blackjack Go, Beush, Eldrdse 4
and ROsenihAi, merchants on the whsrye', all suf-
fered losses. In the establishment Of Messrs Hooe
wedderburn, the contents OF l3O bags Of salt were
bodily dissolved and washed away.
orPsIEs.-Ths band otGypslss who were eneamped
for some time near the Ferry house. opposite this
city, have changed their location and are now sta
toned near Putnam, across Cameron run. Last
liquor in this city had three horses stolen from hi
two OF which he had Just purchased at a sale In
Washington.
To 40 BLcK.-In obedience to directions issued by
Col p Lee In future all eOlored pAupers who have
come to this city since lsG will bo furnished by the
city authorities transportation to tho seyeral places
from which they emanatsd.
PoRr OF ALEXANDRIA. -Arrlyed-sshoonerC Corsns
ChAnesy, Norfolk, shingles to b, y, y. BTuner.
sailed-SleAmer ColumbiA, Harper, Baltimore, by
Wheat; steamer Konnsbec, Talbot, Baltimore, by J.
Broders Il Co. schooner Anna V. BeTgin, Thompson,
New Bedford, grain by 4. NJ. EldrIdse 4 Co.
wROxu IDESrITr. "A man was arrested last night
at the circus, supposed to be Charles Criplet, who
was arrested here last winter but escaped charged
with assisting John Clark In garroting man named
Pierce near the old coral, opposite the poor house
but was discharged this morning, as he was not
Unidentified.
The national Republican., 1867-10-31

THE RErRENCnMEST COMMITTEE are pursuing
tholr investigations at the Treasury Several
witnesses were examined yesterday upon matters
having reference to the Printing Bureau
The national Republican., 1867-10-31

WILSON, under Odd Fellows Hall,
Seventh street, has mo fancy prices" bat he Ia.
every kind Of boots shoes and slippers that may bs
fancied BY ladies, gentlemen. boys and girls.
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TuE PRESIDENTIAL MANSION was open to the
public yesterday, and all that called obtained
Interviews with the President.
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EEW YORK FIRST DoARD sALEa
Coupons, liz; 0-2p's, 1881, llfaz; b.20's, 1854,
1885, ioI; i6.io's, iooI 7.so., "a s.riss, ic,sS
7.so's. 81 ssriss, lo5ISi dold, iti,f
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Fire In new York.

NEW YORK, oct so.-A hre at S4S Broadway
this morning. destroyed the stocks Of goods Of
Blum 4 Co., importers Of lso,s, &c, and Pardss,
Bates 4 Co. Loss $500, 900.
The national Republican., 1867-10-31

Hon. THAD. STEVENS has Issued an address to
his cOuntrymsn. 1t treats Of the political quss.
tions Of the timss, and Is characteristic of it,
author
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Tn. Election In Georgia.

CoLuxsus, Ga, Oct. so.-The result Of the
two days election Is LII votss-sil for con.
vsntion. Only IS whites voted. Tho number Of
registration In the county is 2,slo, Of which
1, l5o are whites and I, ,T60 blacks.
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~ r,s,ssss N . kxss. ~.

SAVANNAH, Oct. so.--Ths election here has
passed on quietly. Ths total vote, 50 far as
heard from, 10 $500. There vn only one
uhits voter to-day, making two white votes that
have bssn cast. The negroes have II al their
swn way The whites do not 60 near the polls.
A new poll win be opened tomorrow for the
whites. Nearly all Of the vote oast h for the
Radical ticket General Pope extends the time
Of election two days.
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Tn. vo,e at Atlanta, Ca.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 3o.-The total vote Of
Atlanta and Fulton county for the two days Is
1910, four afths at least being for q convention
and the Union reconstruction ticket.
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0ep,,Pepe and the Eiectio

GepiPsps and the Election iu Georgia.
ATLANTA, Oct. 3o.--asnsral Pope has ordered
the polls TO bs kept open in Georgia until sAtur.
day evening, II having been sscsrtainsd that the
time allotted was not sufficient to permit a full
vote to be given.
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From Riehmond-Gspsrsl sehon.id EI-

From Richmond-Osneral schofield EI-
plsins.
RIcunosn, Oct. So.-asneral schohsld, In his
Official report, explain, the spportionmsnt Of del.
sgatss 10 the convention.
The apportionnsnt actually made gives forty.
seven delegates from election districts having
white majoritiss. and ty.sisht from districts
having oolorsd msjoritiss. O
The national Republican., 1867-10-31

IT IS DENIED that there are any divisions o
opinion in the Cabinet OF the New Dominion or
financial questions.
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ouR soorcH FRR1s (all wool goods) at
sao suis-eost, pants and ysst-srs the best busl.
nsss suits In use, At saks 4 Co.'S, 6l7 Seventh
strest, adjoining Bank
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From Macon, G..-Ths Eeetion.

From Macon, Gss-The Eeetion.
MACON. Ga, Oct 3o.-Ths election to-day
was remarkably quiet, no whites participating
Up to sir O'Clock this afternoon ,4l6 votes have
been polled-three not negroes.
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A CARD.-I TAKE PLEASURE IN
"A Informing my fisnds and the public gener
ally that I have commenced business at No 47e
ftfIeepth street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
large and well selected stock Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, comprising, In part
Hosiery, Gloves aud Underwear, together with /
general assortment Of Notions and Trimmings
respectfully solicit an Inspection Of stock feeling
eosndent that, with an experiences VI nearly tea
years in the business, shall be able 10 give entire
satisfaction to all whJ may favor me with q call.
J. W. PiLLlNG,
oe3l-3i Late Clerk with p. Pilling1
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Convicted OF Murder In the First Degree.
soxrvILL., N. J., Oct 3o.-In tho case Of
Jacob Won Arsdais, indicted for the murder Of
Jasper B. Baird on the 29th Of June last, the
jury, after an absence Of three hours, rendered a
verdict Of guilty in the 6rst degree
The national Republican., 1867-10-31

Yellow Fever In Mobile.
MOBILE, Oct. so.-Thsre were two yellow fever
intermsnts to-day.
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1867 FALL PRICE B LIST 1867
A.SAkS l. CO., 5i7 Seventh Street.
Gents Melton Business Suits, $500.
Gents Cashmere Business Suits, tl6.0c.
Gents Double and Twist Salts. tl9.6o.
Gents Silk Mlxsd Suits, e2O.00.
Fine Dress Cashmere Suits, saaoo.
DoUBLE.BRElsTED SACK COATS,
with Pants and Vest to match, s2,.
THE "BIshARCK" ooLoR,
poUBLE-BREAsTsD sAcKs rHR LATEST
AGoHYJ AT els.
EN0LfsH KNoBBY WALKING COAT,
ALE coLoRs. srEEs AHD PRIcRa.
BLACK PANTS AT ALL PRICES.
BLACK FRocK COATS. go 10 $50.
BLACK SACK COATS, % AND UPWARDS,
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
ALL GRADES, CoLoRs AND sIZRs,
From years old and upwards,
Prices from % to $40
ovRRooArs
or all kinds, eomprising
BEAVERS, CHIHCHILLA, wHTrHEY's
DOMESTIC AND PoREIaN
MELroNs, &e., &c.
Melton ov.reoats lined with Cashmere, ,ss.
Waterproof ovsrsaeks, ss.
We also make goods to order 10 per cent. lower
than any ''Drummer,' ~ or so-called Agent, from
Baltimore, Phiiadelphia or New York.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED,
OR NO OBLIGATION TO TAKg THE GOODS.
FULL LINE OF
GENT5' FURNISHING GOODS,
SILK, MERINo, WHITE, RED AND SCARLET
UNDERWEAR,
AT VERY Low PRICES.
WE KEEP NO SATINETS OR
PRINTED GOODS.
oell.taf A. 6AHs 4 60.
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NOR SAL E.-A LEASE OF A
IL LARoB Farm, with Stock and Farming I'm =
pIements, pear Mount Vernon, on the river for sale
at bargain For further psrlieulArs apply at Si5
Pennsy iyania avenue, Washington, d. c. oes.tf
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New Advertisements.

F0R RENT-TWO PLEASANT UN.
Il FURNISHED ROOMS, at 400 Maryland avenue,
between -Four -and-s-half and sixth streets Usland
ocsl
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UTANTED-NEW AND CAST-OFF
w CLOTHING, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, OF
any other article Of value, at the old -ostAblished
Merchant PawnbToker Store OF R. FULTON Il Co.,
602 Ninth street, 5 doors north Of Penn. avenue.
ds2o-M
The national Republican., 1867-10-31

NHOICE BUTTER OF ALL GRADES
~ at Wholesale and retail, at sPIoER' 8 BUTTER
AND EGG STORE, 456 Ninth street, between and T.
N. B-auiek sales aud ANAL profits Is my motto.
oeI-tf
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81 THE WASHINGTON CO-OPERA.
TIVE BUILDING
DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION.
TIE MOST EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION IN
WASHINGTON.

Tho Subscription Book Of the above Association ia
now ready for signatures at the store Of John R.
Rivans 4 Co, No. 800 Pennsylvania avenue, south
side, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Members
who have subscribed for stock must sign the eonsii
tuition and pay dollar niiaton feel before they
can participate In advantages Of the Association.
New subscriptions received at the place, BY the
Treasurer, John R. Elvans.
The nrst meeting for the payment Of dues will bs
on the SECOND WEDNESDAY Of next month.
The Board Of Directors requested to meet at the
Law 0nca Of Msssrs. Ashford 4 Jones, Pifh street
next WEDNESDAY, sIGnT, At O'Clock.
Printed Constitutions may be obtained after Mon
day nsIt from the Secretary, corner Ffh and N
Streets or the Treasurer, No 800 PennsylvaniA ave-
nue.. DR.. =. HOWARD, President.
J. z. THOMPSON, Secretary. oe2s It
The national Republican., 1867-10-31

~ National Capital Building Associa-
rios. The nrst meeting for the payment Of dues in
this Building Association will bs hsla TURs-
DAY KyENIHG, November 8, 1867, at 7 o'clock, At
No. II Louisiana avenue. hrst door east Of Seventh
street STOCK LIMITED TO 900 SHARES.
Copies of the constitution be obtained and shares
secured application to j. Russell Barr President
No. 49e Ninth street, near D; L W. kiasabaugh,
Treasurer, No. bSs Ninth street west and Centre
Market; or d. n. hssds, ssorstsry, at store No 50
Louisiana avenue. j. RUSSELL BARR,
President.
JOHN MORRIS,
Vice President.
B. n. MsEDs,
ooSl-ol Secretary.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.

- Masonic Notice-A special commu-
nisstion Of LaFaysts Lodge No. 49, will be held at
Central Masonic Hal, At . p. m. THIS (rhursdsy)
AFTERNOON. the slst instant 70 attend the funeral
Of Brother Luther MccOrd, a member Of said Lodge.
All members Of said Lodge requested to be pres
snt As we'll As all Master Masons In good sisnding,
By order Of the ". N.
WILLIAM II. FRY,
oeSl.lt Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-10-31

7 IES.-HAVE YOU EXAM
~ lKRD the La'est Paris style RECEPTION
and WALKING SKIRTS at DOUGLASS 4 BRO. IS, 90!
Ninth street' oes0.itf
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PRINCIPLES GOVERNING THE CON
nUCr OF APPEAL.

a GOVERNMENT Of white men lof MhiN
men; ana no political miscegensuon.
to the Union OF the STATES; FIDEL-
rry TO tue Constitution In It's true extent anu
meaning Obedience 10 and maintenance OF
aD law. State and National, c-unstituuonany
enacted.
RrsrsrANcE 20 Tyranny, Usurpauon and OPP
pr,ssion. Of one man or many; and 10 an en-
croachments upon the rights OF neemen orc
states. OF upon the just and constitutional
urerogatives OF any Department Of the sIa'e
or National Governments
No FsrAR1rsHaENTs Of Military despOtisms,
no e1throuing OF martial law, no suspension
oftae writ Of Habeas Corpus, no Staying OF CIT
szsus by Military commission, no lntelleIenoe
with the Courts, no IeuTeS De caeha- in time OF
peaoe.
srRfcr srEoRp1SATIoS OF the Military TO the
Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States IN time Oh
peace. au
Of d~isfranchised citizens 70 al
~ab,sand privileges Of which they have been
45g,s5yal no prosecutions or disqualification
- ,olgt3caI opinions: for the PAST, oblivion
~ oTsnces- Tor the PRESENT and FUTURE
U~roS. PEACE, Law n ORDER.
ErvpprraU ASSURANCE 20 all fr5emen oil the
--s..B race. oraI the CIVIL rights Of freemeh'
No RrPUpLATIoS, by state or Nauoh' l "H'
honest snd lawful debt
M REVIVAL OF old party differences ou' d
Union OF all Conservative men, OF an l1
,s-ties who revere The Constitution TO restore
~ old landmarks OF The government
10 r-rzrsLArIoN TO plumber one portion 81
a.. r,untry for the profit Of another poiIOh'
w~u.-ryEF is lust; whatever is RIGHT
- Of GOOD HEPUTE, and worthy OF
s...srFaut OF English frsemen.
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xsars These are the i-nsInoerIties

five years. These are the ~insincerities
of politics.
When Kansas and Nebraska were
made Territories, affairs came rapidly to
a head. The South set to work to secure
Kansas as a slave State, after being
guilty of the folly Of creating it and Ne
braska, unnecessarily and against its
own interests, while they were as yet
almost ~uninhabited, except by the Indi-
ans, to whom most Of the lands belonged.
There was no rational hope that Kansas
could be made a slave State; and if it
could, it would not have been desirable,
because 1t could not have continued such
for ten years, while it would have has
tened emancipation in Missouri, by less
ening the number of slaves in that State.
In no respect could Kansas be a valuable
acquisition to the South. 1t lay too far
North for slave labor to be profitable
there; its commercial connections must
always be with the North, and immi-
grafton into it would be chiefly from the
same quarter, pouring continually into
our bosom the excrement of Europe and
the elements Of hostility and dissension.
No men ever labored and toiled and
strove harder, to infiict upon themselves
a curse, than the leaders Of the South
did, in struggling ia make Kansas a
slave State.
If the object was undesirable, the
means taken to attain it would have
convicted the leaders Of ineurRbIe Iunscy.
The whole course Of the South in Con-
gress, On the Kansas question, was emil
nently unwise aud equally unfortunate.
IT was a supreme folly to create the two
Territories, at the beginning, since,
without the possibility of gaining any
thing, we took the hazard Of losing
euery thing, preparing the way for an
increase in the number Of Northern Sem
ators, without any certainty or even
probability Of any addition to our own
strength in that body, from any quarter.
By annulling the line Of demsrcation, of
So 3O\, we gained nothing, even theo-
retically, as long as the prohibition
against slavery continued TO exist in re-
gard to Oregon, Washington and New
Mexico; and also because the line Of $50
80 from the Missouri line west to the
great plains, was in the Cherokee coun-
try, and slavery existed there, north of
il. The Compromise Was repealed, 1Uhea
that country 1gas sold tohe GerOkeos, in
1873.
The determination and policy Of the
North was declared, open and manifest.
1t was esoluts to prevent any further
extension Of slavery. It was to grow, to
extend and form new States; the South
to remain stationary. This was the
question to be met and settled. If this
policy was to preVail, the time to dissolve
the Union had ONE. 1t was useless to
skirmish and make up issues on other
points. The determination so arrived at
was so grave a wrong to the South, and
growth and extension 50 much a neces-
sity to her, as to render it impossible for
her to submit to it, and remain in union
with the Eorth. As she did not want to
extend northward, she should have held
the North TO the Missouri Compromise,
and under it claimed the right Of unlim-
tied extension to the southwest.
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GRAND TOURNAMENT
IUKA MISS.

IHE PROCEEDS TO BE DEVOTED TO EN-
i closing and beautifying the Burial Grounds
OF me confederate Dead, who fell At the Battle
First Capital Prlze-s5Oo to the successful
knight and the Champion Lance, made esps-
cially for the occasion.
Second Capital Prize-A Handsome silver
Mounted Saddle, valued al 500.
Third Capital Prize A pair Of Silver Spurs,
The knights or Mississippi. Alabama and
Tennessee, are invited 70 send forward their
names AID enter for the above magnineenI
prizes, which, however, are open TO al corners.
Ihe usual distances, rules and regulations gov
eruing Tournaments will be Observed. The
grounds have been beautifully located in the
immediate vicinity Of the Spring., where re-
freshments OF alt kinds will be at hand. The
accommodation are ~unequalled in the south.
Conveyances viii leave the hotel hourly for
the already classic Battle Field Of Iuka. n
Memphis Brass Band Is already aB the Springs,
and a Grand Fancy Dress Ball will enlfVen The
evening OF the 18th, and a Grand Masquerade
conclude what is proposed TO be the most bril-
liant entertainment OF the season.
The following named distinguished gentle
men have been invited and expressed theil
willingness TO attend and ohiciate on the oc-
easion
General Sterling Price, hero Of the battle o.
Iuka, Crown Orator.
Hon Cameron, Orator OF the Day.
Gen y y Forrest, Chief Marshal.
Gen 3 Chalmers.
Gen Albert PIX Of Memphis Appeal.
G-n Frank Chsatham, Nashville.
Commodore X Bemmes, Memphls Bulletin.
Col Bill Johnson, Alabama.
Col Billy Woods, Florence.
Col r W Price. Iuka. Miss
Major VIM scTuggs, COTiuth. Miss
Major n McClusky, Memphis Avalanche.
Capt + B curly, Huntsville, ala
Capt Eugene Sykes, Aberdssn, Miss.
Capt saunders Bilipps, Columbus, Miss.
Capt Billy Bankhesd,O CORTLAND, Ala.
Hon Z A James. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mr. " Brewer, Aberdeen, Miss.
For further Information, address
au2s PATTERSON, WRIGHT a co.
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SherLfF's SGLe.

I Under and by virtue ofan execution to me
~ directed from the Law Court OF Memphis.
IN q case wheleln The NJ. and A. OF Mempois
are plaintinf and a. NJ. Ferguson is defendant.
1 Will on SATURDAY, the 9TH day OF October,
1851. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and
4 O'Clock PIN, ia front OF the courthouse door
IN the city Qf Memphis oner and sell TO the
highest bidder, Tor cash, the oliowfnr desCrfheS
real estate, viz: A house and lot situate IN civ
Of Memphis, etc fronting % feet on lie south
parallel Lies, end on a line parallel vgItb ne
Soto street, p feet 70 an alley crossing DeSofo
street said lot begins al a point 1872 feet Ueqf n
DeSoto stresh, and the house on he san,e -
numbered ll5. Levied on as the pronerfv ~
said A. IL. Ferguson 10 satisfy tue auoye men
TONED execution in favor OF said NJ. and a 81
Memphis. p. NJ. WINTERS, Sherifr. eie.
By ]. Il. SWAN, y. 5.
september s, i87, ss1O laW4W
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MARKETS

NEW YORK, September Cotton is
a shade easier; sales 800 bales; uplands
26G26lc. Flour higher; superfue state
and western s. 3O(aS 80. Whisky quiet
and unchanged. Corn higher; new
mixed western 81 2O(G2 %. Oats are
better new southern 63G6Sc. Rice is
nominal. Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar
is a shade firmer; Cuba II 991Ilc; Porto
Rico ll(Gl2c. MOlasses quiet. Pork is
frner new mess S23 IS. Lard frmer
at l46144c.
Money is steady at 4@5c for call loans.
Sterling quiet, 9l@l0. Gold more ar
tive, 43EG434. Government stocks are
less active and a shade easier; coupons
o 'S1, l15s; do. OF '62, 1l4I ; I0-4Os. 993 ::
August 7-S0s, 1871 June and July do,
1914. Stocks frmer; Hudson railroad,
1881; Erie, $50 Adams express, 81
Merchants union, 2li. Receipts at the
sub-treasury, 81, 195, 97s; payments,
1896, 96S; balance, Sll ,423 637.
NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-The
cotton market is suspended, and no sales
are reported; prices nominal, but ruling
downward. Receipts Of flour, ASS barrels.
Sugar, little Louisiana in the market,
and only q retail business doing; fully
fair, l52c. MOlasses market bare. Flour,
quiet and frmer; s%uperfne, IS 256SS so.
Corn, dull mixed, 81 20; white and
yellow, 81 Is. Oats, dull at zoe. Hay,
dull and dropping; prime western, S27.
Pork, in demand; round lots, $27. Bacon,
scarce and sctive shoulders, l5l6l55c
clear sides, 100000; sugar-cured hams,
23G24c. Gold, 423@43; sterling, 54IS
So; New York sight, J premium.
TCiNCINNATI, September 9-Flour ac-
tive, $40 50. Wheat frmer, 81 Is.
Corn firmer, 81 05. Oats firm, soc.
Rye steady, 81 3. Cotton dull and
nominal. Whisky held at 34G35c in
bond. Provisions buOyantand unsettled.
PORK held at SIS. Bulk shoulders held
at lSei sides, l5c; bacon shoulders I5c;
clear rib sides, l7l@l74c; clear sides,
lS(gioic; sugar cured hams. 2IR22e.
Raw sugar firm, l2915c. Rio coffee,
22@27c.
ST. LOUIS, September a-Tobacco ar
tive and steady, at full price. Hemn mn
changed. Flour, choice and citv hrands
irmer lower grades dull; super6na n
al 90; choice and fancy Si2GI9 Z
Wheat firmer, al 81 5562 So Corn
white firm, at 81 O5G9l u; yellow mac
tive. Oats unchanged 58a62e. BarIsv
II l49l II. Rye steady, at 81 bal I5
Provisions buoyant. Pork $26. Bacon.
shoulders l5c, clear sides l83c. Lard
lSIc.
LOUISVILLE, September 9.-Tobacco
sales, l43 hhds., at iull rates; Tugs. 81 To
s.; leaf, 81 50 to $27 50. Flour, firmer
though not quotably higher; superine'
81; No. I country brands, $40 Is: city'
SO rs. Red and white wheat, S2aS2 o.
Corn, shelled, 81 05@SI 10; ear ia bulk.
9OG95c. Oats, 5595Sc in bulk. Mess
pork, SIS. Bacon, shoulders, l43o; clear
sides, lSle; sugar-cured hams. Doe
Packed lard, ~tierces, I3@l3{c; groceries.
frmer. Cotton, 24S24lc. BagginQ. %
@25e. Raw whisky, SIC in bons.
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