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Allegheny Cattle Market.
TUESDAY, Sept. "a, 1867
CATTLE.

CATTLE.
The supply of cattle this week, al
though hardly up to that of last week,
was, nevertheless, somewhat in excess
of the demand, and, as II consequence,
prices ruled lower. The great propor-
ton of the offerings, ns has been the
case for some weeks past, consisted
mainly of common Cattle; but, even
good fat retailing cattle ruled lower,
and, So far as we could learn, there
were but few sold above TIC, and TO
TIC may be regarded as the ruling
prices for The best cattle on sale. In
deed, some very good cattle were cold
at 81 to 6%+c, and medium at to &c.
The drouIh in the west is causing farm
ers to sell off the great proportion
of their herds, and we are assured
that already in some localities II has
been necessary to commence feeding
nearly two months ahead of the usual
time. These large arrivals, no matter
II they are made up of "traSht" de-
press the market and iDjure the sale
OF good cattle. Stock cattle continue
dull and dropping, and may be fairly
quoted at to DC, according to quality
and condition. The supply of fresh
COWS was unusually large. but prices
remain about the same as last week,
ranging from $40 to $50 per head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
There is little or no Improvement to
note in the sheep market. The supply
was fully up to the demand, and prices
are barely maintained, ranging all the
way from az to sc. Lambs may he
quoted at 81 to 50 so per head.
Stakely & Co. report having retailed
275 head sheep and lambs at to SC per
pound for the former, and SOC to 81 SO
per head for the latter. Bigham sold
same parties 100 head sheep at 21Sc per
pound.
Jonathan David is reported as hav-
ing sold 100 head at 90 rs to "a 90 per
head. c. Aull retailed It's head OF very
common sheep at 81 so to 90 80 per head.
HOGS.
The market for this class of stock IL
quiet and unchanged, though prices are
firm, ranging in a retail way, at from
ca 10 &c for light averages, and ~ to Sc
for prime heavy ditto.
limerick q Co. report having retailed
rs head at 6x TO Sc. Bought 10 head
from Hudson and head from ThAyer
at 61z; and head from Taylor att.
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nARKErs BY rELEGRAPn.
NEW YORK, September IS.
REGULAR REPoRT.


REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-lc lower; sales ], 800 bales at
q for middling uplRnds.
FLoUR-ReceipIs 1884 bbls.; l0a2Oc
lower; sales Z 200 bbls. at 81 75aS so for
supertine State and Western; So Goa
II so for extra Western; 90 70al2 50 for
round hoop OhlOi $40 OOal6 90 for st.
Louis. California FIour-Quiet; sales
400 sacks at Sl3 90. Rye FlOur-sales
$50 bbls. at So 25sS 25.
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIS-Wheat-Re % 275 bus;
irregular and unsettled; closing steady;
sales s., 600 bus. at 81 20a2 % for No. 2
spring; S2 27a2 80 for No. l do; 81 Ga
2 IS for white Michigan. Rye-Quiet
and firm; sales 1000 bus. Western at
81 80. Barley-dull; sales 2 500 bus
Western at about 81 so. Barley Malt
Nominal Corn-Receipts "a 1892 bus;
uarket 1c better; tair inquiry; sales
IO2 600 bus. at 81 30a1 80 for mixed
Western in store and sfoat; 81 2Tal %
for unsound. Oats-Receipts 1851
bus; opened shade firmer; closed dull
and drOoping; sales 50 900 bus. at 1914
20 for Ohio and Chicago.
GROCERIES - Rice Quiet. Coffee -
Firm; sales 1000 bags Rio on private
terms. Sugar-Active; sales 900 hhds
az llaI2c for Cuba; l2c for Porto Rico.
Molasses-Firm;s sales 200 bbls Musco-
vado at 5ic.
HoPs-Unchanged.
PErRoLEUM-Dnll; 15c for crude; S3c
for refined bonded.
WooL-Steady and in moderate de-
mand; sales 2T5,OOO lbs at 30a5sc for
domestic fleece.
CoAL-Dull and unchanged.
LEATHEK-Sole quiet at 291za301zc for
Buenos Ayres light weights.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-Q and heavy;
I sales 8, 100 bbls at S24a24 Is for mess,
/ closing at ga 06 cash; $50 5Os2l 90 for
! prime; also sales 500 bbls mess, sellers
| for October, at S2i 90. Beef-Firm; sales
! $50 bbls at previous prices. Beef Hams
Nominal. Bacon-Quiet sales Is
boxes Stratford cut at l31<al4c; long
clear at 131<c- Cut Meats-Uuchanged;
ales 1856 packages at 121Sal3c for
. houlders; l51zal6c for hams. Lard
8 teady: sales $50 bbls at l33<al4ssci
81 nall lots at Axe.
BUTTER-Steady at 15s27c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Quiet at l0al5c.
LATEST MARKETS. +. y.
FLoUR-Ciosed dull and lOa15c lower
GRAIN-wheat-Fir with moder-
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NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The Herald's
Cable special dated Florence, Sept. "a,
says:
Garibaldi was arrested to-day near II
small town named AzerHlraga, by or
der of Victor Emanuel. His intention
and designs were made known to his
adherents, and consequently to the
Kings government in This city, by The
circulation amongst the Revolutionisls
of infiammatoTy addresses dated from
Arrezo on the 22d. The issue of this
paper placed Victor Emanuel in Il din
cult position. By the recent conven-
ton with France under which the
French troops evacuated Rome, he is
bound TO maintain the Papal territory
free from illibustering coming from
Italy. The King replied to Garibaldis
address by II royal proclamation, circn-
lated also on Sunday, in which he de-
nounced Garibaldi's movement, eau
toned his subjects against aiding or
taking part in it, and declared his re-
solve to arrest and vigorously punish
any ofhis people who disobeyed him,
as well as others arrested on the soil of
Italy engaged in crime against the law
of the nation, by virtue of his procla-
nation. Garibaldi has been arrested.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 25.-The Montana
Post of the 10th, says: Mr.. Richards,
who has just arrived from Fort Smith,
reports 600 or 700 Arrapahoes
i'll the Shell Water region. He claims
that these Indians are committing de-
predHtions which are attributed To the
Crows,
a letter from Indian Agent Wills, at
the Flathead agency, says: The Black
feels recently murdered Il man and wo-
man at Flathead lake.
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wAsHINeToN, Sept. 25.-Col. John A.
Graham, Assistant Register of the
Treasury, was yesterday appointed by
the President Acting Register, until Il
successor TO Mr. Colby shall be ap-
pointed.
a dispatch received ut the War De-
partmsnt from General Mower at New
Orleans, reports Generals Graham and
the rest of the officers there that are
sick with the yellow fever, as doing
well,
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Gen. Sheridan
passed through here on his way to
Philadelphia. He was escorted from the
Camden to President street depot by II
more street.
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DETROIT. Sept. 25.-The Tribune of
this morning publishes an interesting
letter, understood to be from Senator
Howard, in reference TO the threat of
the Washington Union that Senators
who have declared their convictions
before hand, shall not sit in Judgment
upon President johnson. Mr.. How
ard says il is generally understood
that the Union is under the patron
age and control of Mr.. johnson and
his immediate advisers and that
in view of the military preparations
now going on in Maryland and
other border States, such threats can
hardly be regarded as merely for Bun
President to ATTEMPT violence upon
Congress, has become deepened and in
tensified under the malign influence of
his private advisers.
Mr.. Howard continues Congress will
do their duty firmly and regardless of
these revolutionary preparations. Let
him be sure of that, and 1t rests with
the people and the army to protect
them In so doing. If rebels and rebel
sympathizers have not yet had enough
OF strife and blood, they can, in my
poor opinion, become easily satiated
by stirring up johnson to assault Con-
gress by military violence. And, in
deed, / am not sure that, in the long
run, such a mad attempt would not, as
leading to a final and conclusive sup
preston of the rebellion by the con-
dign punishment OF their fomenters, be
a decided benefit To the Government
and the nation. There must he final
decision at some time, and perhaps II ia
the will of Providence that Johnson's
madness shall hasten it,
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New York, Sept. 25.-Gen. Grant has
issued an order authorizing the sale OF
canned fruits, vegetables, etc, to SOL
diers by the Commissary Department.
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SYRACUSE, Sept. 25.-The Republican
State Convention organized with Hon.
Jas. Gibson, temporary chairman.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The stakes lu-
volved in the Hamill and Brown race.
amounting to $1,000, have been given
to HHmill, Browns hackers having
Withdrawn their Injunction.
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8OIuItFa Hhu 5aIIOFH NOuNeH1IUH'
RICHMOND, Sept. 25.-The soldiers
and sailors Convention met to-day.
There were one hundred delegates
present from all sections OF the State.
Gen. H. FL. Welles was chosen Presi-
dent
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BnsToN, Sept. 25.-The remains of Sir
Frederick Bruce were sent home in the
steamship China.
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FLouR-Closed dull and IOa15c lower.
AIS-wheat-Firm with moder-
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NO, 81.
Die gteafs5eitana tn GGn=
~ Mmertfa.
a3a fbbiIIe ma&t liG.

Sir beroGeuftideu allr Ginfi6t fur
nllers Qefer ben foI9enben, nns boa
8uenos Mpres 3uge9ouaenen Brief. =
Dem @orreipon0enten sAr qefGuiQen
Notio, bab bic g8o9enamsgobe Der
Staots 3eitlnng, ineIuiibe 45orto,
ipeldes bier i'm 8oraus besabIt uers
ben ulilB, mad ben Ga 8Inta Gtanten
% Y per Sabr fofet. @ir beDiligen 20
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10 per cents. -sl-s11- %sls q
Every other day (e. o. d. advertisements will be
charged two thirds of the ab We rates. sa SO zy1
zach insertion.
Special or ity Item notices. 20 cents a line frst
z1d 10 cents line every additional insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at lie
$50 cents a square.
All advertisements are due from date of first in
,-tion. Hereafter the cash system will be adhered
and no transient advertisements will be taken
=. liess accompanied by the money.
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Office No 81 PUBLIC SQUARE, % 8
lover W. T. Berry Co.'s Book store, p
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<tlrarapb. Nad)rid)trn,
aa6eI.Depef6en.
9ie norbOeutfden s@abItn.
- ~
llns 2Bafbim9tOm.
So
Sic Snbtaner,
Aus GBafbim9tDn.

noDn, 5. Sept. q
Die 8aarDorr1tbe Der 8anf bon
GnJlanO baben f9 urn 100000 9f6.
in LETTER g8oae berttebrt. A
ubIin, 5. Sept.
Mebrere berborragen0e Srurgiiten
iin6 in Criminal llnterIuHung ge3cs
gen porben, Oa fie fid on practitioner
bet6eiliet batten, tueI9e bic 0ffentli9e
8ube ftorten. i''a tae
&openBageH5, 5, Sept.
Dem @eridt, ba6 Die Sdnifaeu SH@
ieIn in @eltinOien an bic Ser. Staas
ten bertauft mor0en ieien, iDiro officiea
miOerlprO6eu.
8erlin, 5. Sept.
Sic g8ablberiGte aus allen SbeIIen
Yreusens unb Der iibrigen Staaten 6es
nOr6beutl1en 8unoes seiQeu ben sGrs
fOIa Der 2iberGIen fif ben 9aei9stng.
Die IiberaIe YarIei uirb ieOenfaIls
Die Maiorttat IN 0ensfelben ba6ena
Sm Serrenbaus tuar0e Die Mittbei<
lung Der 3egierung, 0aB bic &aI5burs
ger Gonferena ben SSrie0en nidlf f0re1
tueroe, NIT 9rober Befrieoignng atSfs
aenommen. s.sstgssseH
Die @Onferens Der 9eeierungs :
GommiIlare nit ben .bann0perlcben
8ertranensnlinuera bat BE @raennhng
0es Serrn bon 8inde Snm Oberprdii>
Oenten bon SannObor gum 9telultai
gebabt. D1efe Grnennuaa giebt da9eS
meine GenMetbuuns, um 10 mebr, ole
oerieIbe in bider RJobiTt5 begiiter
unO lebr anseieben lit.
8afbinstOn, 8. sept.
Ser slationaI. Sateaigsneer Drgdr
bes Yrafi0entenl beltdti9t oas 9erii6
bon elmer nmIdfTeit6en 2lnineitie, BIZ
na6ltens procIainitf tper6elt foa,
Dem Gerl1te elmer GHtslpeiung Del
Yr1ii0enten uno Sen. Grants wir0an
oas Beitimmtelte ipi0erfpro6eit.
Bon einem beporitebenoen Cabinets
me6lel mirO tuieber bieI gefptDdelI
M1an nennt 9tO6ert 8. Balfer al
Sld6tolger 0es 9errn 93cGAiO9 al
Sdabietretar-
Sen. @ramt erl6ien beute tpeeel
6ranfbeit nidt i'm itgs0epartemenI
etepeiaHba0ae. espt.
Inter ben SrIan0ern berrlAt arob
Anireaung lpegen Der bier beFiar1lllel
ten @0nbeHtiOn. Sic 8erban0lMR0e
tperoen ieOOA Onr6aus 9ebeirn gebal
ten. 8eine 8sriAteraatter iUerOe
Sugelanen.
s0GBteasO, 6. sept.
Die Qaeific Gifnbabn 9elealdlaI
bat fur $50 Serausgeber 6TentIi9e
Bldtter einen Bug CUR DiepofItiOll &c
iteat, UNI eiHen Ausfng mad oen iueit
li1en Gbenen 3n MAIDEN.
@ine Bauitele, q. IS. Gfe bo
@Iart unO Qafe j5traEe, 45 bel II
SuB, nurOe fur $50 O baar per s5u
Dertauft. 'AA Z Y ~ ss 7
Gan an eigsee, 6aSeptss
6ier bat aas oemofYatif9e Gid
aeIIeat nit 3, ,S48 Mfaioritdt, bod Gei
sci es teinen 3iDeifel, bab bic nniOr
Gan0iOaten i'm Gtaate cur6 cine be
tradtIiae @OIOritdt ssDablt tDesbel
ct. 2eAiss er @eptember,
Qlus gieuSrlean9 wir0 teIegrnpbii
aemeioet, Onb Sen. Sberioals geitel
9lbenO bon bort pers GiieHbabn abot
aanaen lit. Gr miro luprRep Slae
bier eintreffen. Die gr6be Ginpfangs
feierltdfeit NIT 6dfl5n9 v. 10, mi
9ROntaq Statt finoeuss Il.
9ittsBnrG 6. Geptember.
Giner Der G@nrten, ipeIds, ipieaiU
Ieinsr 3eit beridteten, fSrdAl s60lDsl
iAdn0eten, 1T perbaftet Mn0 bon be
lelben fOfort tuieDer erf0unt ipotbe
Gr il BOOtsmann anleinen Oampft
Stem OrIeans .. Gept.
Der geIunbbeitsratb ertlart ol
asIbe ssie6er ale epioeMif@, IepOb b
miLber 6orm. iseltern farbeB
9Gerionen DaraH.
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ytaH Gn9ldn0 ipar6en 2 8idlts
odDfen unb Z 8abe gefnnot. DIeleIben
tclten So, 300. Dits 1T bas erlte Sra
bhb nnteriEauifde 8u6tth ,lar :
Lamb imp pprtirt IuerhkR 4 EOS 4ES
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ten genltb nie bic g0ttli6e 8unt Der
Muiit, uao mas INNER 6abin sielt,
OiefeIbe 3u f0rberil, DerOient Nufmun<
terung. Gaher lagen mir nodlnaIs:
8iHfOninleul
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90WaDtuH9eDOu ~
49, Se0erieO 9ietrinf.
1@ SeIaenber Mufruf ii uns aus
Berlin nit benz Grfn9eu sugefanot
iporoen, beafeIben IN Der y5eHue6ee
Staatsseitnna@ gu ber0fentIi9en:
2[rbeiter Geutf1Ianosl BriioeTl Sic
| fren0ige MufRabme, tpeI9e Die bon uns
an bic frans6ffhen Briioer IN iIugfer
3eit erlai1ene fr1ebline 9Iniprahe gee
flln6en, unn Die uHS in 6oIge Dehen bon
DieIen Geiteft sHeeganeerefi 3uiims
mung6< uno Bertrauens . Sdlreiben,
geben ben fiheren Betpeis, 6ab bic ees
| Iamnte ciDiIiiirte l1elt bic grb0itnng
| oes Srieoens iuinfdt. ~ 9n6t es genua
iein 0es etpiaeu 8Iutbergiesens! 8ers
obldellet ALE ferneren bIutieen &riege,
ale ferneren @ntf1eibunaen nur@ Die
m6r6erii6en Bafen Der @emaIt! Srie0e
herrI1e ouf Grben suun 2SobIergeben
Der Wentdbeitl 90 rufen einaHeer
/ Die 80lfer su. - 86Iterfreiheit, 86ls
terqliiG OurG 86lferbiIbungl 60 IaHtet
ote Seuiie, fDeIde ale gebiI0eteif gfas
tionen auf ibre 6Gbne gefariebeH. -
| 5rans6IiI9e, eug[ifde, italienilte Hno
| I1meiser Yatrieten fino bereits sur Bill
Onng elmer aNeeueinen iaternGtionalen
Srieoens <9igue 5nfanmengetseten; iiR0
bereits in 8erbanblHn9en getreten, am
cine auleitiae Gntpoffuung an5nregeu.
| gBir, bic 9Irbeiter DentlhIanoe, t6nneu
MnGefhts Dieier Ebntladeu nidt Itleig
| snIeben; ond mir niiifen 3u oiefem ers
babenen Merfe freunol@ @aftli9 bic 9ane
rei1en. Ma@ mir bera6l9enen ben
8rieg fanlmt feineu @raneln uub
@@rednilIen, i'm 3u berhinbern nHB
|. uuIer Beitrebeu uno h0@ite Auf9nbe
feia. Sir tpenoen uns nesbnlb an gud
Vile, oentide @raoer, nit Der Bite,
: oieie Beltrehan0en mad belfeR &rGften
III unterltiihen; nberaa in gefeAl l6aften
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