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sBY TEII I,EGR Bl5PH,
NEW YORK.

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F. Esii ,EA+fs7i NEW YoRK, October 10.
Henry Ward Beecher eIiveTed,s q M
llLeal oration on the issues Of the can
IfNass at the Brooklyn Academy lf Mn
steS last evening. One oil the feature,
VI VI tne OCCASION was scene ON the stilgt
sepfe fesenttng Grant as the successf9j
anu seymour as the unsuccessful can,
99iiuateSHLhe lalter.IR his scounteuauot
uistorted with rage, and in hfs;ihuiuedi.
ate background a Representation of ne.
Sroes being hanged and houses burned
by,R mob. ~ ~ - 80 ~ ouf neu
= bridget Walker maie u state.
ment at the Brooklyn station house,
yesterday, to the effect that her ms
FDandI ndI-John-NValker, of No. 4, ERiving.
ION ION ,sl5eeb New York, had assaulted
nntear ner WIN murderops intent at Coney
Island yesterday. he took her to IA
unoccupted shanty. on the beach. shot
her three times with q revolver and
thenwithdrew, locking up the wound .
ed woman. She got out through the
iah tlghtI however, and escaped, al
though he hreds two more shots after
per, he is sttll at large Mrs..Walker
mas been taken to the. City Hospital. =
The Rev. j.! B. Partridge and wife. the
Kew, y. ii. Van Dyke and wife, and
Lieut.. Commander ID. w. Miller. sailed
IN the Alaska yesterday for China.
Among the Alaskd's passengers for
Oalliornia are the Rev. f. P.Gray and
tamtly,- NJ. O. Bateman, wife seven
Gnlloren and nurse the Rev. Thomas
Brady ten Sisters of Charity, the Rev.
w. b. O'Conner, the Rev. a. Guerriaz,
and Com. r. 8. franklin. Il; 4,f5,,4 -
warehouse OF Mr., John
w. Carral in Lynehbufg, Va, was
destroyed by hte on Tuesday evening,
together with, fifty or sixty thousand
pounds of!Buperior tobacco.i Loss over
~, 600; insurance $4,000 Mr.. John
STONE, tobaccontstI an occupant of the
building, also lost heavily. He had so
hogsheads priced ready for 5shipment,
besides large quantity in bulk. Only
one hoRshead was saved. He was In
sured for $1,000. This is the third or
fourth time he has been burned out.
One or two others suffered small losses,
Total loss about $50 200.
a A,stEange shtabbtng case is reported.
An officer saw man holding mp a
woman in front of dance house on
Mercer street. at a late hour on Thurs
day night, and on inquiring was told
by the man that the woman was drunk,
and he was trying to ge: her home. A
close scrutiny, however, disclosed the
fact that the woman had been severely
stabbed. The man, whose name is
Boyd, was arrested, and the woman
was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
The steamships City Of PARTS and
Europe sailed day for England. They
took specie. E,ss 5sa Sos. q '-1s'
Ice was formed in marshes in the
suburbs last night.
Ailarge number Of Irish temperance
societies were in procession to-day cele-
brating Father Matthew's birth day.
II is stated that Judge Chase yester-
day denied announcing himself favor
able to Grrnt's election. He considers
IL due TO his oticiat position TO stand
aloof from the present political strug-
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WAsH1NaroN, October 10.

Gen. schenck has telsgraphed from
Dayton, o., that he and Senator MOI
gan have decided that It ts not ,neces-
sary tosnotlfy . quorum of Congress TO
meet on the 16tn inst. The presiding
ofIicer Will accordingly on that day ad-
journ the two Houses OF Congress 70
s6jaueral Ganlineihas been relieved as
Assistant Commissioner of the Freed
mems Bureau for Tennessee, and or
dered to report to the Commanding
General of the Fourth7 Military Dlstrtct
for assignment to post.
Capt. James Thompson OF the Second
Cavalry, relieved Gen. Carltnes AND u
asslgnedt0 duty according to his Dreset'
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west Indies.
zHAvAnA octobar III

The Capt. General of Porto Rico has
announced in a proclamation that the
recent disorders on that Island have
been suppressed, and that all insur-
gents has been captured or. dispersed
The whole Island fs,noW tranquil.
Matthew Briekman, a coffee planter
was killed during the disturbance.
The birthday OF Queen Isabella was
as usual.
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AMEbHGR2 EEM22 2 RPsMfAESEE naANSEFEa f1s4 HT% fSs
pen OF DR. CURTIs. The HMedicai TfmeS'
SAYS ofthIs Jgorks AThlB HaIuahle tneatiBe on
the cause and cure Of prematur1 decline.
ahoWB how health In impaired through
secret abuses OF youth and manhood And
81 OF are impedimenti - marriage, ths
cause and edeet5 OF nervous debility, and the
remedies theref0r. A pocket edition OF the
above Will be forwarded ON receipt of ID
cents. by addressing Doctor eCURE18t No.
s., North Charles Street, Baltimore I'D
- = = Fny28-tyd
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OCTOBER, .l0.-FLoUR-Steady and
without decided change, sales white
winter extras at SlI 75ai2 90 and spring
extras at S6 O0aS l21<. 10 ssof e7cl as.z
E GRAIN-Wheat-Inm moderate demand
for Shipment but the market is easier
at decline Of 1a1 20, sales of No. 4 at
81 4taI ~ and No. 2 az 81 35a1 BIZ clos
ing al 81 85a1 355<s This afternoon it is
strong at an ad7ance of Sc, subsequent
ly fell back and closed steady at 95a95Zc
and since iChapge market advanced TO
$40 closing dull. OAts-In active ship
ping and speculative request. Market
tirmer, sales from 521ka52szc closing at
62zc. Rye-AdVanced y 00a2OH un-
der good shipping demand; No. 1 sold
at 81 3OaI 80. Barley-Less active, but
firmef with the advance OF 1za2c per
bnshel, closing 81 ssal SO for No. 2, -
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MEXICO.

.3He g & NEW Yonk; oct. 10.
Tslegraphic adyices from Mexico City
to the list inst. are TecsiVed.a Col. DOM
inque and two of the Vera Cruz rebels
had been paFdonet. -. = - : = > Z
MIR. Plumb, the American Charge
d'Ahaires, had given q banquet to the
Cabinet Officers and members of Con-
gress. ~ : % - Z - s..-i 4
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gpRNNsYLVANIA. T

I T q .PHIIADELrHtA oct. 10,
It understood that warrants have
been issued by the authorities for the
persons who are in Philadslphia az.
ranging for the prizs night 70 coms of
between O'BaldWin and Wormald; also
for their aiders, abbetors and hackers.
Officers ara. ON theS lookout for them,
and large number are named In the
warrants. -
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,-.,,,,.,n First and Fourth Wards'

meetings In First and Fourth iaill, ssE .,ia1 N
nWeare requested tossay that 9toson. g !.
i. cTanm,er, Republican 0andidateEtor
esT 1s,s. Senate. ana a. w. Camp Rs-
=, hIicsn Presidential elector ntaiarge'
Fill sneak this (Monday) evening al
.,hs First Ward Hose House, and Weo-
uesday evening" 14lh a tne =, ~ 80, sns ~ ~
Cold Z club b com told Baptist enurch' ca
~ 1f; Sflsy isstreet) inthe Fourth.NVard' ~
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PIres.
SAN FRANo1soo. O

SAN FRANoIsOo, October 10.
The warehouse of Flint, Peabody q
Co., corner Of Battery and Union streets,
was partially destroyed by fire last
night. About 80. 900 sacks Of rice were
stored in the building, most of which
are supposed to have been lost,
CIso1NNATI, October IL.
The Globs Paper Mil at Middletown,
Ohio, was destroyed by fire last night,
Loss 10000; insured for S15, 600. -.
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Announcement of Public Meetings

The Union Republican State Central Com.
mittee announce the following list of Union
meetings. which will be addressed by the
speakers named below:
+ County Committees and all Union men are
requested to see thatfull notice Is given of
the meetings IN their county and that
proper accomfn odaiionsi for Speaker and
audience are provided.
Monday, octoberl2,
CeTodo, W0tne Co., Hon. w. E. Stevenson.
Hon: w. T. Wiley.
WyoFntn0 c. H., Hon. ]. n. Ferguson.
80 Elss5 llIueSddy. October19,1 1o 1R
,GrGRt CHI, i.u.s Z Il. X. CaIskRdon. 41
Wettnesddy, October IL. sstp sagfsc
Mason CitU, Hon. w. +. Stevenson.
Hon. w. 7. Wiley.
Thursday, October 10,
RdrdtUhd c. H., Hon. Jno. s. Carlile.
Friday, October l6,
RdpenNpood Hon. w. e, Stevenson.
-, -t,,ss5..r-T5 Hon. w. T. Wiley.
> - Saturday, October IL, ,..-..s
P1f1t Pied6dnt hon. Jno. g. Carlile.
Sotr,idsvlis, ? bhilE Hon r. II. Peirpoint.
zTov, Gtlmer Co, Hon. d. D. I. Farnsworth'
Mondoy, October 10,
Hon. w. T. Wiley.
Raleigh O. II. Hon. j. n. Ferguson.
,.5-gsss ~. zalesdoy, OetobeT9O, - -f24
Nei1 Creek, EF Z. h Carskadon.
Heat linton, Hon. John g.. CarlIle.
Wednesday. October q,
Hon. w. T. Wiley.
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TnE Register, which a few days ago
professsd 70 have entie tnformatien
from the whole State coneernlng ne
registration, and claimed q new. regisT
ttration fl2,O0O. now confesses that il
has stdeRnite information from but5fsw
counties. we should judge from the
character of It's statements thar tt=hhs
yery lIttIe adeauite'' tnformation about
anything.
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INDIANA
INDIANA,PoIIs. 4 !. october m.

Last night as the White Boys in Blue
were passing adark alley on their re-
turn rom q Democratic meeting In the
Fourth Ward, q shot was fired into the
procession from shot gun loaded with
small shot. Five or nix of them were
severely but not dangeropsly wounded.
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THR Democracy of the 9Th Congress
sional district of Illinois are, running
one o. @. Gray as their candidate for
Congress. In 1860, the La sallie Press
says, Gray made a speech in which. he
said: .'If I bad my way about Il, I
would disfranchise every beer drink
ing Dutchman and whiskey-swilling
Irishman in the country.o
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asasWAaHINeToN.3 g
wAsH1NaToN, october Q.

WAsaINGTONI October Q.
gReysrdy johnson, our Minister to
sends afoable despatch to our
making 1t known that he
has signed protocar with the British
regulating the rights of
citfzens.i No particulars
are given, but It Is inferred by the adj
from facts heretofore com
munIcaled by our Minister, that the
compact fsr similar in feature to Mr.
Bancrofls treaty with the German
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.,,- n T1oundIsvIIIe.

Marshall county's grand rally VII WI
10 S ~ the mn, next Saturday, when
~, ~, ,F-H, Ps,rpoins Hon.lJ.. 3 kslly
Of pennsylvania, and osps. Pc =; 3 DAuiO.N
Of ohIo,WIlI spsAk.
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lTHR Republican gains In Connects
cut are attributed by some OF the Cam
nla massacre. Every loyaIIst murder
ed in the South makes score of votes
for Grant in the North. Why? Be-
cause people are resolved that violence
In the South shall cease and they know
the election Of Grant is the way, and
the only way, now to stopIt. -
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JoroRRR Observation-Disclosures.

0croBRR 10.-FLpUK-Drooping.
white Michigan at 81 05; No. i do, 81 20;
amber, 81 SfaI IS; No. 2 red - SIX; No.
edo, 81 IS; rejected spring. 81 15; amber,
seller for the last ha1I or October AZ
81 SIX; buyer, foriLthiss month, 81 s9.-
Oorn-FiFm and lie better; sales mo. i
and Michigan iatSI OF 70 81 OF for reject
Michigan at b5c; No, q, at 5z1<c, Rye
Firm; sales Michigan at 81 46:5 No. q Mt
81 35 to q SO. Barley-5o better sales
Canada at 5.ils - 5,i y Is 80 usssI 5lssf5 "
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p oKEx JoHNsoN's speeches remind the
Parkersburg Times ofthes story of the
old Dutchman who was foyertaken at
night in the woods by. a terrific thun-
deristorm. The thunder was loud and
almost incessant, but the flashes of
Lightning mot very vivid, Losing his
way In the dark, he at tlentgh bethought
himself of prayer, and he thus prayed:
0Lord Got, 1fit be all the same to you,
give us n deetle more light and NOT
quite SO much noise. .ls,5s, s5.y55.
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could not qualify if Elected.
From The Parkersttlr0 Daily Times Of last
1nttrsddU

(Frozn The ParkerS6ur0 DAILY Times Of last
Thursday.
1t is really, painful toaus that our
dntv as a faithful public Journalist
compels us 10 publish the following
sworn statement OF Dir. j. N. Camden .
position during the rebellion. WIN
sncI n record, and nearlYsall his close
SoS1sof fions, on ofSconsanguinity and susf-
ness alliance on the rebel side, II Is not
so much a matter OF surprise that his
money and the influence OF rebel
friends should be used TO hatch lies
against Mr.. Stevenson, his nonoraDIe
oDpopent in the eGubernatoriai canyass,
aud that the press OF enotner StILe hs
should thus be called 10 his support py
sIandering his adversary .Suchsa re-
cord "a is shown by the following am :.
dayit of Mr.. VIM. P. Graham makes II
necessary to carry the war into Africa
against Mr.. Stevenson, IN oroer 10 us s-
tract the attention of the people from MS
own rebellious acts and Words IN SUI iiI
National Governments. Has Mr.. Cam
den ever since shown signs OF frank
and honest repentance3 On the con-
frerv his associations and pre1udiess
are and hl ways have been on the; sloe
of the men who tried to XIII Onlon men men
and break up our Government snu uos. !.
onIv 1po(t for the poIveT TO renew thelr
sff;rts in that direction. VIII any hon
est al Union man support sqeh = eandi-
5.ts for Goyeriior or West VirginiaT
''s~ EURN1NG SPRINGS, oct.9.
Some time in the year 1851, beng In tne ~
sn nployrnenI OF Camden, Buns z 20, K: =; IS: ~;
Camden 50 d In my presence ~ inas III tI1ev
vie. .si,dI he had money or was aoIe e
he would keep mp rebels In me Wat T., uns me
9xSIS EESdTsd sstatss. And he then said 70 mt
tWfy in the hell aint yon IN the soSsnnsfn1 sas n r
army 2 That g the place ieT 'yoIb bv 10 he he was
S,S S,S1 in me Southern army and ne Saio ~
bi1siness WaSSo It did not suit MINI ~, - -
S,iIi he had similar conyeIsapons IN my p
presence and with me. NJ. 3 sc3R kHAsc.
-sfl9 sH Az k.EN. g :; = i'sse77-ss -
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The People,a Bank.
GaHfatioaaI: rs 9 - -,
9lil ~ WEST VIRGINIA.
AGRICULTURAL GaLIEGE


nHE FALL TERN OF THIS ENBTrTU-
tuition VIII begin SEPTHlLBER Isl, 1867
The scope OF the College, beside Q PREEA
RATORY DEPARTMEST, embraces fnn
and thorough CourEea OF Instruction In
Mathematical ANCIENT and Modern Languages, ;
PltiloSophY, General Literature, lie ScteHeeSs
A0FfetiffIfre and Military 1detteS. 80.
The cost OF tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $50 70 s176 per Rnnum.
In respect 10 Health, beautiful scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings the place Ia
1lhx. MARTIN, DID,; Pfehdenh and
Professor OF Mental and Moral RhllOsophY.
r. &, LYON, A. NJ, Hfeo Ffsstdtiits Efoies6or
OF EnRlish literature, and Principal PTepy
OeIartroenT.sT isfIf 81 a. .EEG zf8li&
Col. J. K. WEAyKR, A. II, Professor OF Ma
theInaiics aad OF military Tacties.
| : SIG. SEEvESS, A. n, Pnofessor Of NatttrRl
Philosophy and OF the Natural Sciencea-
Is HEHRY W. HARnAfsS u ID, Professor OF
Ancient and Modem Languages and hitera-
~ UirvKn w! lfILLER, A. n, Assistant In
| the Preparatory Department. IS 4.
3Ro. N. HA0ANS, kkQ. superintendent OF
/ the Grounds and buildings. s-7l+
/ HUGH W. BROOK, NJ eD,s Lecturer on
Hon. JSifs "a a. bi1.IE, LEI Lectures on ciyI and
Constttutional Law :, .,,,,,,,s.
1EoRsAHToWH. We5tNa. 81 lEclzsas So
i hGRtH.
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SANDUsRY, October 10.

The Board of Managers of the Nation
al Asylum for disabled volunteer SOL
diers, met at Mr.. Jay Cooks yesterday.
Among others, there were present Maj.
Gen. 3. +. Butlsr,-of Mass; ex-Gov.
Smyth, OF N. H.; Judge 81. u. Bond, of
BaItimore; Maj. Gen. Martindale, of
N. Y; Hon. L. B. Yanackle, of Ohio.
Reports show the several asylums to
be in good condition. The number of
Inmates are still on the increase. The
Central Asylum has now $50 men, and
there are over ], 600 added ct the other
branches and asy1ums. New buildings
with an increase of recommendations,
will soon be ready for 1000 more
Thanks were returned to Mr. Lauren
Putnam, of Roxbury, Mass, for a mag
nificent donation of books and pictures,
and 1t is calculated that i've Thousand
dollars In appropriations, We're made
for the several asylums. Much other
business was transacted. The next
meeting will be held at Washington.
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TURNING SPRISGs' oct. :.
BuRN1Ne sPRIEGs TP.

wnlIsm p. Graham personally appeSaIFssda pS red
before me, John b. Dlwo!th, oHe = 1ss. IgTitInS.
Pace and made oath 70 the auoHo
this, "a DAY OF october' lSSS: apA4Ax.
1R Du.woRrn, Justice.
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Killed.

$ acc . a Albany, October 10. /
Mrs. Carriger and her daughter, aged
Il years, while walking along the
track of the Central Railroad near this
city, last night, were run over by Q
train and instantly killed. They were
The wife and daughter OF q switchmap.
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MoNFY AND srooKs.
GorD--Lewsr; opening at 1ss16. and

GoLD--Lower; opening at 1883, and
closing at 18sa18S1S. .i13sgs tsla ~ =.
GovERNMRNr .SToCKs-Market quiet
Mt noon, but at the close. steady and
slightly better; coupons 's1, 11SsSa113N;
do '62, 1I21<a1l27<; do "a, uo1sa110k;
do '65, 11O3Sa1l01<; do newI 10SsS a1OS7<;
do '6S, 1091s aI09I<; 10.40s, 105alO5%.
SToCKs-6.30 prices.-Pacltic. Mail,
l2Sa12S1<, Western Union Telegraph;
S67k a369<; New York Central, 12S9<a
l2s1k; Erie, 4791a47zSj Ohio and Missis-
sippl, 29ssa29z; Wabash; 621<a62%; do
preferred, 76a77; Michigan Central 1leT
alISzk; Michigan Southern, S61SaS61<;
Toledo 1O31 <aIO8a<; Fort Wayne, 11l1za
alfaSf; EyPREss s4xREs-wei1s. Fargo a
Co.. 2Sx a29; American, 45a46; Adams,
6Ia5l1 u; United States, ;471<a471S; Mer-
chants Union, 2sa23h. - -, -
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CosTIVENEss,

.last 7ffri Juls7l $50 -f4'i 1eif- 3 sE4G9 c.
wdysrecsiVe prompt attsnt Hon, as Is pre-dis-
poses this Eystem 10 diBeaBes iTne timely use
of Euon variable cathartio ramedy Rg Ro-
mes. disease and DEATH, and many persons
today. are indebted 70 thee Pulls alone for
our Possession win RtteBt. -i-lE
sold by all DruggistB everywhere.
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OHIO.
CINcrNNAr1. Oct. lO.

Business was generally suspended
today on account OF the Republican
procession. ---.-- - EE7y
ent ON 'change. Prices of all articles arc
Quoted universally unchanged. lssszf
A. n. Griswold, the Fat Contributor,
delivered his lecture on "Injun Meal, !"
at Pixies Opera House last night, to a
large audience. ~
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AIrINed.

NEw YoRK, 0ctober 10.-The steam;
ship Deutchlandi from Bremen errlYed t'
this morning. s s5ii
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A word from aIti1Ie PhiI.n

A word from aLtitIe Phil.
Gen. Sheridan telegraphed Fort
Harker on the plains, to the Boys in
Blue Convention at tPhiladelphia:
'tItis as esseatiGL 10 have a poLitiedL Vic.
nation IN 1855, aud eUeTy man Sgjt0 loves
his country should Uote for Grant.
-f- -.,--..- tRHILIR n. SHERIDAN,
-. -z.sr.s nM0jor General u. s. A.
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MED

PHILADELPHIA, October 1o.-Reysr.
snd DIR. Stockton, formerly Chaplain of
Congress, died in this city last night.
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BELouis.
n .lOs-FLoUR-Quist and nm

2 o0roBER 104-=.FLoUR-Quiet and nm
changed - : ~ lsi.5 s y = L.. g g
d5Sc; Rye-St 21al %, of sacks.
Observation-Disclosures SCI y Esz-1s-o 2 =
tWHIsKY-S1 So snsse = - 80. 6, z zills7.
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81 i'lssa re NEW YonK, October 10.
The National Sunday School Union
is to hold its next annual meeting In
Newark in November. g.-- .rr-,- ~,
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iilnrnnrn Io.-FLonR-QnIet. ]

GRAIN-M heat-2aSc lower; NO..
white Michigan 81 20s white Michigan
SIS71<. fCorn-VeFy firm; sales Miehi-
gan ar 81 OF. Oats-Shade better. No. i
57J<c; No. 2 57c. Rye-Better: No. 81 80.
RaEIey-6o better Canada 81 20..-li ssss-l'f
sFRRlaHTB-FIrmerstF ~ 1isd = s5iiIs.lI
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-.-|111oENOER 1OBIoEE1oEsh
= 80 10, I5 quincy street. - ~
= ans AND Bf1I HEADS nsatly printeaA
1ANuFACruRERg 6ABELs.
-,s.;;,,t, ,-,-s,7 aiiTuEE roI7ofhs AND BIANKs.
DpxvqtokErs 1FD hills OF LAD tAptFSs IS
pRosRAAflEEs AND FOSTERS.
oHpoKs, Norrs. hEcEltE5lsss,s n. .,ax ~
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Milwaukee. 21Hansa :

ocroBER 10.-1nouK-Dn and prices
.sWHEzT-Dnli at 81 4s1< foT No. lin
store - 50 -gazsss .lsse l'fia Z, -. -
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ELEVEN YEARS,

90 ots,,er,enee with constantly incseaSSns aSa,,s
damaHei Tor Robacks Msdietnss y 4SsTIt
- the1ii The 5veIy nrst IN Iank III @
am cl9Slns pine the diseases for WHOM s. tney ~
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COMMERCIAL AND FNANGIAL.
aIARKErs nY TELEaRAPn.
NEW YoHK. October 10.

zg NEW YORK, October 10.
.coTros-FIfmer but less active; sales
5000 bales at 26a261zc for middling mp:
FLouR-Closed dull and a shade
easier for common grades.
Observation-Disclosures. Rye-Dun
at 81 65a1 IS for western. Oats-Firm
at 751 1<a76c for western af1oat. Corn
Dull and heavy at 81 15a1 Tx for un-
sound, and S11S1fa1 10 for sound new
mixed western afloat. '--l'-f
PRovISIoNs-Pork-Q at $2S goa
% 95 for mess, cash and regular. Beef
unchanged. Cut Meats-Firm and
in limited demand. Bacon-Nominal
and unchanged. Lard-Stsady at 1e1<a
1870 for fair to prime steam.
EeGs-SteadY, with moderate in
: Sz@ --aass DRY GOODS. @
Market inactive but firm, under rise
in cotton at the Pacific mills. Prints
was reduced last evening to a shilling,
but soon closed out at this price, others
steady at 12JSa1S1<c for the best makes
of Cocheo and Merrimack ID. Grain
Stark A at 425<c, and American;
Androscoggin at 35a371<c. Heavy
sheetings, steady at 15zal6c for best
standards; 12c for live oaks; and
muslin delaine of best makes zoe;
spragues Sc;woolen good remains quiet
and the market lacks buoyancy not
withstanding the rapid advaDceli In
WOOL. sec zs-1rr So rHslr- i. - 81 fs-firE
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ss9sssEEE4a: 1855 gsSS
Money .sss.ysa On dspOht; Ezannnss
0oiIsetiCns made and proceeds promptly
Interest on Special Deposita at tho rats OF
-FOUR Per cent Per annum whero the de-
poatt renadn8s GlX months and FIVE peT
cent. nf0r one yeaT.- - 49,
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturer,
bankers and Others solicited.
a constant supply Of New Fractional Cur
rency, and !. q "a Sc coin, kept for the ao-
commodntton ofdepcaiIoTa and the public.
9 GEO. x. &akA2i iIaS. Rs: ADAMS. oa.nn
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