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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-09-25

New York, Sept. 24.-The following
Is Garibaldi's speech at the reception at
Geneva. This is not the first time 1
have had occasion TO testify my graft
tude to the brave republican people of
HelYeIiR. In 1s4s, when Italy, my
country, WAS unhappy and ground un-'
der a foreign yoke; when my friends
and myself were prescribed by the ty-
rants here on this sacred soil OF liberty,
we sought and found an asylum. Jap
plause.l To-day L express my thanks
for the refuge which this generous peo-
pie gives to the democracy OF the entire
world. Here your ancestors had the
courage to form the first attack on that
pestilent institution called the Papacy.
prolonged applause.l From you, cill-
Zens of this Geneva, become SO masnt-
ticent, was struck the hrst blows at
Papal Rome. From you it is no longer
the initiative demand, but to complete
the work of your forefathers, when we
shall give the final blow to the monster.
You will perhaps smile at Garibaldfs
coming to Geneva to recommend con-
cord, and Yet do advise 1t because
concord among free band on Helvetic
soil represents also concord among free
men in every country. Your concord
therefore, is OF universal interest butif
your liberties are ever menaced, we also
freemen of other countries, will come
and bring our rifles for its defense.
CCheers.l Adieu, then, adieu. thank
you from my heart Tor your excellent
reception. Adleu. la- la-. Is f,1s s.F.-Ia
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BY THE CABLE.
Advtces to the oath Of September.

LONDON, September 2S-Eyening.-
Consols e45s; U. s. Bonds 731<; Illinois
n; Erie az. Markets unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, September 2S-Eyening.
Cotton-Uplands eAd; Orleans 9ssd.
All markets unchanged. zsasE
LONDON, Sept. 4-Evening.-Con-
soils 81 7-l6; q. S. bonds 70 l-l6; Illinois
Central IN; Erie Az. No quotations
OF American securities received over
the Cable from New York to-day.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24-Evening-U. s.
5-2Os 7e7s.
ANTWERP, Sept. electromagnetic
troleum lower, 5sN francs.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Electromagnetic
ton dull and lower, sales of 10000 bales
uplands at 81; Orleans 93s, .Advices
from Manchester are uufavorable.
Breadstutfs frmer; white California
wheat lSs Id; peas AS Sd; corn 42s; bar
ley and oats unchanged. Provisions,
beef declined to lass; lard advanced to
5ls 81; pork 7ls; bacon AS Sd; cheese
SIS. Produce, spirits petroleum adj
vanced to lid; refined Is Sd; tall
low As. a.aaNSz7 -=
LONDON, Sept. Observation-Disclosures
unchanged; sugar 25s cd.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24.-The ship W. B..
Dlnsmore, from Shields, for Bombay,
was destroyed by fire at sea. Crew all
saved. ...
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NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-The Trlbuns's
special says: The dispatch in this cor
respondence of yesterday concerning
the anticipated temperament of cleo
tions in the South, was official, coming
from President johnson himself.
Grant has not yet had any cores
pondence with the military command
ers on the sui ject. According to the
President, he and General Grant had
agreed that such a course should be
taken, but although this alleged under
standing has been existing for several
days, General Grant has as yet :aken no
steps In the matter. and It IS given out
semi-officially from the War Depart
ment that he will do nothing further in
the way of ordering or Suggesting, but
will leave everything with the military
commanders themselves.
According to this statement of the
situation, If Mr.. Johnson wants post
pouement, he will be compelled to or
der 1t on his own responsibility.
This forenoon a ward OF Hon. Thad-
deus Stevens, residing here, received a
dispatch dated a. NJ, to-day, saying
Mr.. Stevens is now dying. Nothing
further has been heard. He has dropsy
on tho chest
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-From New
Orleans we learn that the President of
the Howard Association has received
sufficient money to defray the ex penses
of the Association thus far. He has
acknowledged in the dailies the receipt
OF liberal donations from all the Prin-
cipal cities In the North. The expenses
at present are $1,000 per day. Applica
lions from sixty families were regis
tered to-day, in some of whom every
member was sick. The number of
deaths has increased. From these
figures will be seen the necessity of
continued and liberal aid from the
friends of humanity everywhere. The
Howard Association in New Orleans
has been extending its aid to the infect
ed districts in the State. Cal. s.....s esd
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WASHINGTON, Sept, 4.-Upon the
recommendation of the Indian Bureau,
the Secretary OF the Interior has direct
ed an agency for the Usage, 1napaws,
Seneca and Pawnee Indians TO be
transferred from the Southern to the
Central Superintendency, the head
quarters to be at Atchison.
a telegram from the Hon. q. q.
Taylor was received at the Indian Of
ice this morning, dated Omaha, Sept.
2Sd, which says: Our council with the
Indians at North Platte was perfectly
satisfactory, and the prospects of peace
with the Indians are more tattering
than they have been at any previous
time. The Apaches, ArraPahoes, RiO-
was, Comanches and friendly Chey-
ennes are willing, II the other Chey-
ennes will not make peace, to subju-
gate them, if the Government will fur
nish ammunition. So Superintendent
Murphy Informs me.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 24.-The Buckeye
Club races were well attended to-day.
The first race, handicaps hurdle, two
miles, purse $500; $500 TO first horse and
and 500 to second, was won by Alex
Ander Jonesboro, time 4:47. Deserter
and Whalebone fell at the second hur-
die, but recovered themselves and De-
serter came in second. The second
race, mile heats, for all ages, purse $500,
was very exciting. Four horses were
entered, Watson, Mack, Gen. Mcmahon
and Caledonia. Watson was the favor
lite. The first heat was won by Mack;
Watson second; Caledonia third, and
McMahon fourth-time 1:46. The sec
ond heat was won by Mcmahon; Mack
seconds; Watson third, and Caledonia
iourth-time 1:45X. The third heat was
won by Mack; McMahon second; Wat
son and Caledonia distanced-time
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. A.-The Eighteenth
Kansas regiment left Fort Hays on
Sunday for Fort Larned to protect the
Indian Commissioners.
Omaha dispatches says: Commits.
sioner Taylor is denying the reports of
correspondents from the Council at
North Platte. The reporters re-affirm
their statement, and say Pawnee Killer
did leave the Council, painted his face
red as q. token of war, and rode away In
disgust. They also say that 1t is be-
lieved by those who best know the In
dian character, that the chiefs who did
gain time and and ammunition. Pis-s
Five fatal cases OF cholera were re-
ported in Omaha yesterday. r4-rr--
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BosroN, Sept. 24.-The Episcopal

BosroN, Sept. 24.-The Episcopal
funeral rites took place to-day in
Trinity Church over the remains OF Sir
Frederick Bruce. The Church was
quite full, including members OF the
British Legation, the Free Briton Mu-
tual BENEFIT Society, from Canada,
the Mayor and City Council of Boston,
and many other distinguished persons
in civil and military life. The bells of
the city churches were tolled during
the obsequies. The remains were de-
posted under the church to await the
arrival OF the British war steamer Gar
net, ordered from Halifax to Boston TO
convey the body to England.
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Gen. SIcKIes' Applications for Court
of Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The Times
special says: General Grant has ap-
proved and forwarded to the President
General Sickles' application for a court
OF inquiry. Much curiosity is ex-
pressed to learn what the Presidents
action in this case will be. II granted,
1t will certainly afford an excellent OPP
portunity to vindicate the success OF the
military reconstruction, and IL not
granted, 1t will be equivalent to vim
dication of Gen. Sickles. The ridi-
Culous dispatch that II not granted the
latter intends to resign and take the
stump, ia too absurd for serious con-
trHdfction
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Rase RaIl Tonrnnment.

CINcIsNATI, Sept. 24.-The grand base
ball tournament began to-day at the
grounds of the Union Club, in this city.
Quite u number of clubs from different
parts of the State are present to take
part in the contest for the various
prizes. The celebrated Hickory CLUB
of McConnellsville, Ohio, played The
Buckeye Club of this city to-day for a
silver ball and beat them, the. SCORE
standing Hickory IL, Buckeye IS.
From three TO five thousand people
were on the grounds, and great enthu-
siasm was manifested.
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An AaraV.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-An affray
took place at one of the hotels between
Senator Patterson of Tennessee and
Gen. Kyle of the same State. Patter-
son slapped Kyle's face, whereupon
Kyle knocked him down. Patterson
then attempted TO shoot Kyle, when
friends interfered. A reconciliation
took place. They shook hands and
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NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Rev. Robert
Collyer, OF Chicago, lectured before the
Liberal Christian Union, last night.
open for public inspection to-day.
Much of the excitement over the new
Treasury regulations about bonded
warehouse, is subsiding. 1t is believed
that there will be full occupation for all
able to comply with the orders.
A vessel laden with whisky is report
ed seized to day. ql7f ss &. I'D
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NEW YoRK, Sept. o5.-Dispatches
from Key-We state that the yellow
fever on the Dry Tortugas has assumed
n more malignant form. II is estimated
that one-ten OF the entire'pumber OF
soldiers and prisoners on the island
have died since the fever commenced
Its ravages. Gar E
The New York Constitutional Con-
vention adjourned to-day till the I'd
Tuesday in November.
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san Francisco, Sept i24.-The Union
County Convention OF San Fran
cisco have nominated Cowles and
Blake, the present Incumbents, for
derback for police judge. The party is
united on these nominations and In
support OF Curry for Justice of the Su-
preme Court and SWEET for State Super
intendent OF Instruction. The indie.
pendent press, which opposed Gorhana,
urge the election of all the above can
didateS.
The statistics of the county assessors
throughout the State, show a material
increase in property values, improved
land and the amount of agricultural
products aud manufactures. EEa E
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DRY GOODS,

Market moderately active and prices
firm at lSe for Merrimack W prints,
I6c for Cocheco, l554c for Pacific, I5c
for Richmond and ;Oriental, lie for
Amoskeag, l2A for Victoria, sc for
Empire, 90 for standard print cloths,
l75Sc for standard shirtings, l6al61<c for
inferior and seconds, 2S1f tor OTIS ~
X A delaines, 12c for Bates corset jeans,
l6I5c for Laconia and Amoskeag Jeans,
zoe for Naumkeag Satins, lsc for
Amoskeag and Pepperell brown drills,
l7Lz for Stark do, lO15a1Ic for Victoria
and Wanregan glazed cam brics, l41ze
for MasonVille paper cambrics, l61sc
for do. high colors, 25c for Amoskeag
brown Canton flannels, 221Sc for Laco-
mia do. and Hamilton "a inch, 271{c
spool thread, re for Willimantic do.
81 l9c for Coates do. .... r.ar -
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nrnnhood suhrnge.

ALBANY, Sept. 4.-The Evening
journal this afternoon takes strong
grounds in favor OF incorporating the
principle of impartial manhood suffrage
upon the platform of the Republican
Convention at Syracuse.
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RALEIGH, Sept. GA call, signed by
200 of the citizens OF Wake county, will
appear tomorrow, urging upon the
people of the State to hold u meeting
the Radical organization Throughout
the State.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-The Poly
technic College of Pennsylvania, began
IT'S 10th annual session TO day. The
classes were well 6Iled, particularly in
the mining and engineering depart
ments.
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-Quiet and unchanged.
EEsE-Firm at IOaI5c.
LATEST nAExr1sIP.

FLOUR-Closed dull; IOal5o lower on
common grades. 49,. s55t --- s.
GRAIN-wheat-Dul and declining
for spring, and firmer for winter, which
is quite scarce. Rye-Quiet at 81 ~ for
Chicago and Ohio. Corn-Less active;
rather easier at 81 80 for good to prime
mixed western. 81. enc. y. r#r..
PRoYIsIoNs-Pork-Q at S24a24 10
for mess, cash and regular; sales $50
bbls mess, seller for October, at $24 90.
Beef-Dnll and unchanged. Cut Meats
Quiet and steady. Bacon-Dun and
unchanged. .5.-..a.
LARDeDull at l41<a14sso for fair to
prime steam, and 14ssal4Ilc for kettle
rendered. IL. ....
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- 60
PardOneu.

NEW York, Sept. 24.-Ths World
says: The President has pardoued
Mallory, the rebel Secretary of the
Navy. This is the first pardon granted
TO a member of the rebel cabinet.
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CLOSING rRICEs-5:SO p. NJ.

GoLD-without material change;
opening AT 1421%; closing mt 143.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-A shade low
er; Coupons, 81, llO5Si do. '62, Il41s; do,
'64, 1897; do '65, nos; do new, 1917;
l0-40S, 1885; 7-3O5, 1878. a.F
SToCKs-Opened lower, rallied sub
sequently, closed lower again, though
quite active; Canton, 4311a44; Cumber
land, 29I5aS2; Quicksilver, l51sa26;
Mariposa, salO; Pacific Mail, l461Sa
1471G; Atlantic Mail, 109H; Western
Union Telegraph. 39a39h; New York
Central, l06J<a1O69S; Erie, 59ssa5e2<;
Hudson, l275zal2s; Reading, l0l11;
Ohio certificates, 255s; Wabash, 80; 81.
Paul, preferred, 6l1zs62; Michigan Cen
trail, 109a1l0; Michigan Southern, 769<a
~; Illinois Central, I2lal22; Pittsburgh,
77a7714; Toledo, l27aI29; Rock Island,
e95sA9g1S; Northwestern, 299Sa291z; pre-.
ferred, 635sa641s; Fort Wayne, lOI.
EXPRESS SToCRs-Wells, Fargo & Co.,
555s; American. 6l1<; Adams, 601z;
United States, 62]fa63; Merchants
Union, Is. rr I'D sH. ...-
Shipments of currency West continue
liberal,
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GOVERNMENT STooKs-Coupons, 1872,
1I45z; '64, 1897; '65, ll01<; new, los;
IO-4Os, $685.; u 0s, 1O7. 1f d 7zl
MONEY! per ce MT. " #t
GoLD-l42H ..EaE"# asa ..
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PETROLEO-CALCTuM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
" provements Of the age Is the process Of
Gas Company, Of Wheeling. West Va, upon
patents OF Dr.. ]. n. Connolly, nom an al
(rsSidtmn,l in continuation with dime,
or lime and coal 20 simple that two
thSpsand ieed Of S 1s may " 5s made Gy
telligence In three hours. It has been
thoroughly tested nPon such a scale, at the
country residence OF Mr.. ]. P. GIIchTist, near
the same city, as to dx the certainty Of its af-
fordIng entirely satisfactory results In the
production OF small and large quantities OF
Gas, and can be with great economy applied
TO PTfpute ReadeleeS, SenlfndTteS, R0teLj, E1e-
now in use, not only as TO tue safety, Sim
plicity, pIacticability and great cheapne4s Of
SON Influence upon the sight, and freedom
from tue BulphurOus odors common to Gas
These facts the otncers of the company
will take pleasure In demonstrating to those
desiring TO adopt or interest themselves init
The company will sell rights to manufacture
in Towns, Counties, Districts or states, and
direct attention to the following
sG TESTINIONIA aal'sl
... WHEELING, W, Va, Aug. s, 1851.
Ibue PTestdeRt Of he RstrOleo- Calcium Gas Cb-
SIR-We have thoroughly and carefully
investigated the Q instruction and workings
cording 70 your eompany's patents, and the
com ornations Of materials used, as now
working upon the MoLure House in this
=
billy, economy and safety, We consider It
superior to any other method of manufac-
turing Gas that we are acquainted with. We
cneerfully recommend itz adoption By all
Gas consumerB. ar .rH
Very Respeetfully. ..s I'd.
. H Mdyor Of Wheeling.
W. W. MiLLER q o.,
Union F6sEHeiTv and EnofHs Work.
.. MN. hAkE,
Plumber ard Gas FttseT.
W. F. GOODWIN q Co.
FFopTLctoF1 AcLtfTe RotEs<.
-H SWEENEY q Co.,
rHa AdchSllEg and EnOfns BIEfEdsrG
-r WA- A. TURNER.
JslpelLer ard Watch Adh1.
WIN ". IERRY,
General r. r Ticket ACsllE
#-.. .a GOV .aa LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor Mcclure House Saloon.
And refer by special permission 70 v.o
PsttSbtEoh, Fu.. formerly 7redIIsrT CtU GdS O..
y h GoLDTHARP, Eso-,
Gas Engineer. PittSbtroh, Rd.
PETRoLEo-cALCIUM GAS CO.,
auRI-eoWIy Wheeling, ~, Va
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HAVANA, Sept. 2S.-Captain General
Mauzano is very i'll. Count Balmou-
zada viii. tonight, be placed in charge
of the Cuban Government. .e. Cd
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Fire.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 23.-J. Reynolds
furniture mandatory, corner of Ninth
and Vliet streets, was burned last night.
Loss $50, 600. No insurance.
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Latest News
ny TELhGRAPH.

BY the Union Line:
once, corner OF Main and Monroe street.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
aIARRETs az TELEaRAPla.
NV YoEx. september q,

.."sa rsr.. INV 10hLAa k'cRSGlAloA- @as L
$500 REGULAR REPoRr. nina .a-laEI
CorroN-Fully 10 lower; sales 600
bales at 2S1Sa24c for middling uplRnds.
lFLoUR-l6a25c lower for common
grades; sales 6, 500 bbls at s. sOa9 90 for
supertins State and western: SO 7OalS 90
Tor extra western; 80 SOal2 so for do
round hoop Ohio; Sl0al6 90 for st.
Louis. California Flour-More active;
sales 2, 200 sacks and bhls at Shall So.
Rye. FIour-Sales $50 bbls at So 25as %.
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged. rsl.
Notwithstanding q, 100 bush;
winter scarce and advancing; spring
heavy and lac lower; sales 1900 bush
at 81 IL for No 2, and g 90 for spring
mixed; 81 l9a2 q for No. spring, the
latter price for very choice; 81 40 for
amber Georgia; 81 So for amber State;
81 6S for very choice extra amber Mich
igau; 81 SLY for extra choice white
Michigan. Rye-Flrm; sales l,6O0 bush
western at 81 AZ, and i 900 bush do at
81 40. Barley-In moderate request;
sales 5000 bush old Canada West on
private terms. Mait-Quiet; sales ] 200
bush at 81 90. Corn-Receipts, 6, l90
bush; 1a2c better and less active; sales
~, 200 bush at 81 zeal 80 for mixed west
ern; 81 26a1 % for unsound. Oats-Re-
ceipts, $50 bush and lie better; sales sS,-
600 bush at 73a75c for Ohio and Chicago,
the latter price an extreme. asE 1855
GRooERIEs-Rice-No Coffee
Steady; sales s. 500 bags Rio on pri-
vate terms. Sugar-Steady; sales l, 200
bids Cuba at 1lssal29Sc; and 800 boxes
Havana at llal4c. Enthusiastically
and quiet. 4Ees .Hg- t-a-.S
PErRcLEUA-Dull and irregular at
loo for crude, and SSsSS1fc for refined
in bond. gH-
HoPs-Quiet and unchanged. fss
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-H and low
er; sales 5000 bbls at S23 S7s24 10 for
mess, closing at S24 O0cash; $40 50a2l 90
for prime; also 500 bbls new mess, SELL
er October, at S24 90. Realistically
sales los bbls at previous prices. Beef
Hams-Dull. Bacon-Quiet; sales
O,0O0 pounds short ribbed at lac In
bulk. Cut Meats-Steady; sales 265
packages at I21Sal3c for shoulders, and
i53sal7c for hams. Lard-HeRvyi sales
Jas bbIs at lSsSs141zc, latter small lots.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and quiet at l6a25c
for Ohio.
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FALL CLOTHING,

There cometh glad tidings OF JOY 70 all,
To young and To old. to great and to small:
The beauty which once WAS so precious anu
Is nee for all, and all may be fair.
BY the une OF q - =
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Cincinnati.

SEPTEMBER Firm, but
unchanged; family $40 75a11 25; fancy
Sl2 OOal2 So. . r.,s ua Esd. +
IN-wheat-Firmer and In de-
mand; No. $685., Corn-Firm at 81 Os
for No. L. Oats-Firm at sc for No. /.
Rye-Firm at 80. Barley-S1 6OaI 60.
CoTToN-Dull and nominal at 2Sc for
middlinR uplAndS. m. resr
VnIsKxIDull and nothing doing in
bonded.
firm at S24 90. Bulk Meats--l2ka145<o.
Bacon-l4c for shoulders; 16al61<c for
sides; 17al7<o for clear rib sides, and
171Sal7% for clear. The stock of sugar
cured hams Is about exhaustedi prices
nominal at 23Hc.
LARD-135<c.
BUTTEK-Firm at soAS5c for choice
fresh. -HraG. HfI .sa
CHEEsE-Unchanged
EdGs-20a22c.
GRoCRIEs-Sugar and conee firm.
LsNsEED OIL-SI 20al p.
PETRoLEUn-Firm at 4Sa50c for re-
hned free. s.r .... Er.
FLAxsEED-Sl 15a1 20. t.H.r
GnLD--l42H buying.
E8oHANGE-Steady. -a-
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SEPTEMBER A.-FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-Wea and lower at
81 IS. Corn-weak at 81 Oh. Oats
Firm at 54s<c. Rye-Lowsr at 81 Is.
Barley-Lower at 81 IL. r.gar. ..r
WHIsKY-Nemina at 90 81. .'.-
PRoyIsIoSs-Nominally unchanged.
GoLD-I4211.
Milwaukee.
SEPTEMBER A.-FLoUR-Dull; city
Xxx at $40 90. - i-il ---- 'a-A1-i . 80
GRAIE-wheat-Firm at 81 81.
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SEPTEMBER 24-FLoUR-Steady; sl2a
IL so for white. s.5..E-r
kee spring 81 81; No. /, 81 O5; Eo.2 Chi
cago e. 90. Corn-Opened at 81 II for
No. mixed, and closed at 81 10, firmly.
Oats-64c, 70 arrive. Barley-Held at
81 IS. -4a 10 s-..
FREIeHrs-Wheat l7c; corn l4c; oats