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CONMERCIAI AND FINANCIkI4
wheeling WhoIesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EvENING, I
September l6, 1865. !

September I6, 1865. !
APPLEs-In good supply at prices
ranging from 81 90 to s. so per bbl.
BUTFRR-Choice Butter is scarce and
in good demand at so to 35c,
CoFFEE-Rio, fair to good, 22a26c;
Hummels essence So 95; Felix's ex-
tract, 90 25.
CAsDIEs-city mould tallow. 16ci
Star, 22a25c.
CoTToN YARNs-Standard axe; Cot
ton Batting 2sas5c; Candle Wick 45c.
CARBON om-SOc and charge for
packages.
CHEEsE-sales of Western Reserve al
100 per h.; Factory zoe.
Eaas-Scarce, and sales at 1Sc.
FLoUR-The market is dull. We
quote family at Sl1 so; extra 50 5Oa1o Ooi
superfine 81 5Oas 90.
GRAIN-wheat-The is a fair de-
mand from millers at 81 95 for red, and
81 25 for white, Corn-None Offering,
market bare. oats-Prime qualities
are firm at 55a6Oc. Rye-1 2Oa1so.
Barley-I s0a1 So.
HAY-Loose; timothy sells from wag-
ons at $40 per ton. for good quality.
LARD-Leaf, in tierces 21c.
LARD on-Extra 81 5oa1 55.
MoLAssEs-Market unchanged; choice
New Orleans at soc; Porto Rico s5c;
Baltimore Syrup 75asOc; New York do,
65a70c.
PRovIsIoNs-steady but unchanged
We quote shoulders at 147<c; clear rit
sides I77<c; clear sides 1s1<c; sugar
cured canvassed hams 221zc; mess pork
$50 90.
POTATOES Sales at 81 GOAL so per
bushel; sweet 50 5OaS 90 per bushel.
RIoE-Rangoon lie; Carolina l21zc.
SUaAR-Prices are steady. We quote
Porto Rico at 1Sa141zc; Cuba 121zc; re-
fined crushed 17c; A coffee 161zc; B do
1910, @ extra do I6ci C do 15c; @ do yel-
low 141zc.
SoDA-BI-carbonate soda Sc: sal-soda
Sc; soda in papers 1Oc.
STARoH-Foxe's Sc; Glen Cove 13I<ci
Maizena, 1870.
sA1T-Dalry IS 75; Ohio River 81 e5.
soAP-Famtly 61za71zc; German sa
s1zc; Eastern Family 10a13c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead, 12c; shot
s. 25 per bag.
TEA-Gunpowder Tea, 81 4Oa1 75i
Young Hyson Tea, 81 4Oa1 CO., Black
Tea, 9OcasL 10.
ToBAcoo.-Navy tobacco, 7Oa72ci dark
los aud 1ls,7 Oa72c; bright rs and los,
soc; fig lump, 81 10; Garrett's snuff,
7sc; Garrett's snuff in boxes, $3.50.
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BRIrIsH AarERIoA.
Faplno ON the Rea River OF tne Mort

OTTAWA, Sept. 16.-with a view of
relieving the starving population Of
Red River settlement the Government
haYe decided to expend considerable
at opening up road to Red River.
The workmen are to receive provisions
as part payment of wages. An exper-
fenced agent is to proceed to Chicago
forthwith to procure supplies. Sub
seriptions are also being received in
various other cities in the province for
the relief OF the distressed Inhabitants
of Red River country.
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rAnMErn s4 TELEsRAPn. !.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 1e. 1858.
REGULAR REPoRr.

REGULAR REPoRT.
CorroN Active and 10 better; sales,
$500 bales at 251zc for middIing up
lands.
FLoUR-Dull, and 5a10c lower.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qui for winter,
with a downward tendency for spring.
The sudden advance in freights has a
depressing effect. Rye-Quiet at 81 40
for western. Oats-Dull and heavy at
new western. Corn-Dull and heavy
at 81 16a1 10 for unsound, and 81 goa
1 20H for sound new mixed western
afloat.
PRov1s1oSs-Pork-o Quiet at s2s GOA
% 90, for mess cash, and regular. Beef
Steady. Cut Meats-In buyers favor,
with limited demand. Bacon-Dull ut
143Ic for Cumberland. Lard-Sieady,
at l91sa20c for fair to prime steam.
EGos-More active at 25a2Sc.
EfrL DRY GOODS.
The anticipated decline in prices in
printed calicoes has just taken place;
most makes are of 10 per yard. We
quote Spragues at 13c; Pacific 13ci Ori-
entail, Manchester, American, and Lam
caster I25Ec; Amoskeag 123zc; StuRrtH
Ike; Lowell lie; Wamsutta exc; Rey-
nolds IOc, and Columbian prints Sc.
Market for unbleached and bleached
muslins also depressed, and although
many classes of goods are selling very
low, still buyers are timid purchasers,
Notwithstanding the decline in cotton,
the market closes less active. WoolenA
continue in good request at steady
prices.
MONEY AND STOCKS. -
GoLD-Firmer; opening at l441z, and
closing at 144%. a.
GoVRRNGENT SToCKs-Opened quieI
and closed lower; quotations: coupons
OF 'sI, f1I41S; do 1872, 1l31<a1137<; do '64
1Oo3<a109zz; do '65. 1IIa1I11<; do new,
1OSIka1O9; do '67, 108zSa109; do '6S, 109a
1929; 10 4Os, 1o4s<a1041s.
SToCKs-5.30 prices: Pacific Mail
1O71<a1071<; Western Union Telegraph
Erie 46z All; do preferred 70a7l; Ohio q
Mississippi 291za291z; Wabash 631Sa
631<; do preferred Tx; Michigan Cen
tral IlSa1l9; Michigan Southern S4Na
S41<: Toledo 1027<a103; Fort Wayne 1922
Terre Haute. 461<; DO preferred 6o73a
Express SHAKEs-Wells, Fargo d
Co 27I<a27<; American 4sa4Slz; Adams
81 3ZabIs{: United States 49A4yLz; Mer-
chants Union 241za24N.
Cincinnati.
SRPrFMaER l6.-FLoUR-Uncban
and quiet; family $9a9 90.
RhIS-WheaE-Held more firmly
and the demand high, No. / red soId 70
a moderate extent at 81 50, and at the
close was held at g 90. CoTn-Ftrmer,
and in demand at 9Sca$I 90; ear and
sheiIed selling at about the same prices
Oafs-Firnn at 57a5Sc for No. 1. Rye
Firmer; sales al 81 S7a1 40. Barley-1n
demand; sales No. / spring at y W;
Co1Sror-Ffrmer and in moderate de-
rnand AZ 24Jlc for middling uplauds.
TopAceoEFirmer; sales OF le0 hhd5.
trash al s. 15a6 IS; lugs, 81 s5se 90; Leaf,
WHIsKY-Scarce and in demand at
7Oc in bond; 81 80 free:
PRoyIsIoNs-Aless Pork-Dnll and
non1inai al 5000. Bulk Meats-1rregu-
lar with very little demand; shoulders,
IIaIIJ/c: sides 135<, and nominal Ba-
con-DuH and unsettled, with only q
limited demand; Ahoulders sold at 125<
aI3c; clear rib sides 15a151zc: clear 161<a
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Grand Mass Convention OF soldiers
and Sailors
CANADA.
Application for a Newi Trial fOr
Whnlen.
Rine Tournament.

OTTAWA, Sept. 16.-An application
for new trial in the case of Whalen
will be made to the Judges at Toronto
in November. The ground on which
the application is based is that the
Judge on trial refused to allow chal-
lenges of the jurors, before peremptory
challenges were exhausted. Prominent
lawyers think the ground is n good
and substantial one.
ment opened at La Prairie yesterday.
About Is. 900 volunteers are encamped
there, There are four hundred entries
for first match Tournament to-day.
The provincial exhibition opened yes
terday.
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DErROIT.
verdIct in Importan. LibsI sult.

DErRo1r, Sep. 16.-In the libel suit
brought by Emanuel Anneker, ex-Au-
ditor General of the State of Michigan,
against the Advertiser and Tribune, in
which the damages were laid at $50, 600,
after a seven days. trial, a verdict of ak
cents was to-day awarded. The plaintiff
was charged with incompeIency as a
State officer. The defence plead the
truth in justification.
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PErrsBURaH.
K1periment. Win steel nollers.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 16.-Another test
of Homogeneous steel boiler made at
the Diamond Steel Works in presenc OF
Benjamin Crawford, especial agent OF
the United States Treasury Depart
ment. and a delegation of Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad officers. The pressure
of seven hundred and eighty pounds
to the square inch was attained, but
owing to the starting OF the rivets and
the opening of the seams, the expert
ment could not be continued. The
steel gives no evidence of breaking,
even with several hundred pounds adj
ditional to the square inch.
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business Cards
ARCHITECTS.

HAIRFAx & sToCKETT; E;,os-s and Sur
Veyors, John street.
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InIncnsePubIIc lIeetIne

UTICA, Sep. 16.2The Grand Lodge of
the 1. o. G. T., met in Watertown at 10
o'clock yesterday, A. NJ, and organ
ized. Reports of the various officers
were read. and referred to appropriate
committees. Much enthusiasm was
manifested. Over 1000 delegates were
in attendance. There was an immense
public meeting last night. DIR. Hanes,
of Rome, addressed the meeting.
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ahnntInrAnrnv.L

ROCHESTER. Sept. 16.-Three men
named John Wheeler. Charles Clancy,
and j. Mclean last night were disput-
ing about politics, in a drinking sa-
loon in Buffalo street, when Wheeler
drew a revolver and fired at Clancy;
missing him, he then shot Mclean In
the thigh causing a serious and per-
haps a fatal wound.
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ST. LOUIS, I4.-A special dispatch
from Little Rock, Arkansas, to the
Democrat, says two members of the
Legislature, county clerk, and U. s.
assistant and collector, and two u. s..
contractors for building fIeedmen's
school house, have been driven out of
Lafayette county; also that white and
1S black men have been killed.
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RalfImore Marhet.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull; sales
OF prime to choice at 81 25a2 80; inferior
81 75a1 90. Corn dull; sales Of white a. b
81 20a1 q. Oats unchanged. rye duLI
at 81 40. Mes pork unchanged. Bacon
unchanged; sales of rib sides az nci
clear sides i71<c; shoulders 141zci haIls
22c Lard unchanged.
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SOUTH AaIERICa,
Tho Earthquake.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Additional ac-
counts of the earthquake state that at
africa the shock was preceded by a
sound like that of a distant tempest.
Then the ground shook from south to
north. a palm tree remains standing
untouched and as green as ever In the
midst of the desolated country.
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Rlyer anal Weather,

,PIrTsBURa, Sept. 16.-Rtver eight
feet six inches, falling. Weather clear
and cool; mercury 80 degrees.
inches; o feet 2 inches in channel
Weather clear in part; thermometer 81
degrees.
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The Register, referring to the sweep
ing Republican victory in Maine, says
in staring head line "The People de-
mand Peace and Peace Taxation"
The Register is quite rational for once.
That is exactly the meaning Of the re-
suit in Maine. Grant says we must
have Peace and Maine says We must
have Grant. The Register man evident
ly has his lucid intervals.
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Louisville tobacco: naE.et.

we NOTE saiss to-day Of q hhds, IL in
ons Int and - in another, with 8 rejec-
lions. me following are the prices
paid: hid at SIS .. 2 at S10I5. 3 ct
$9 60, 8 at s s2OaS so. 4 at S7a7 65, j at % 90,
and boxes at Ss 20a1075,
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IT is reported that Cary has washed
himself and combed his hair since he
was at Springfield. He learns that
workingmen clean themselves and put
on a clean shirt when they go into conn.,
pany, and will regulate his habits ac-
cordipRIy.
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nAsaACHuRETTs.
Defeat OF Gen. Butier

BosToN, Sept. I6.-A telegram an
nouncing the defeat OF the nomination
of Gen. Butler for reelection to Con-
gress is untrue, the convention has not
vet been held.
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PRURSLA.

Bismarck Ordered TO England for HIS
HeRlth.-.Grand NAVAL Review.
BERLIN, Sept. .16.-Bismarck has been
ordered by his physician to go to Eng
land for his health.
KEEL, Sept. licking William will
review the Prussian fleet here.
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cARY's hair don't curl since he has
become a working man. The report
that he stains his hands with walnut
juice is contradicled. But he uses a
wood rasp to make them rough and
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coon TEmPLARS.

acet,ns tof Grand Lodge at water
town.
Large Attendance and Great Enthu-
RIasm.
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NEW BRUNpWICK.


ArrIVal OF EnEIIsh Men-Ot-War.
ST. JOHNS, N. B., Sept. 16.-Her
Majesty's steam frigate Jason arrived
on Sunday. There are now two men
of-War in the harbor.
The steamship Pantheon, from Liy-
erpool, arrived last evening.
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NEW YORK.

BODY OF a MISSING MAN FOUND.
NEW York, September 16.-The Mr.,
Wells, who, while an Invalid, disap-
peared mysteEiously from his room in
RamRpo, Rockland county, N. V, last
Thursday night, was found drowned on
Monday in a pond near at hand. Ver-
dict was death from suicide.
THE MURPHY.wATsoN sTABBING-s
DEATH OF WATSON.
Watson, who was stabbed by limo.
thy Murphy on Sunday, died at City
statement before his death, in which
Murphy was designated as the man who
stabbed him. He did not know why,
as the two were friends and had been
boys together. Murphy was present
when his victim died, and expressed
the keenest a1lliction at the sight.
HOMICIDE.
A man named Miller was struck in
the face by one George Brown, as alleg-
ed with his fist, in Cherry street, on
Monday night, and knocked insensible.
where he died few hours afterwards,
SAFE ROBBERY BY BOYS.
Two boys, one only IA years of age
named VIM. West and VIM. Reilly,
were arrested yesterday and confessed
to robbing the safe belonging to the
Board of Brokers on Wall street of $780,
A large amount of tho money was re-
covered and the boys were committed,
A PRECIOUS WILLIAM.
Mrs. Buchionali, formerly Mrs. Gen.
Eaton. obtained warrant yesterday
from Justice Dodge for the arrest OF her
husband on charge of abductlng and
seducing her grand daughter, Mrs.
Randolph. He has not yet been arrest
ed.
BURIAL OF a MILLIONAIRE.
Edwin A. Stevens, late Millionaire
was buried without ostentatiOn to-
day.
The case of Martin and Rae, charged
with forging the names of Hunt Hell
mer and Yoorhies, st. Louis for s., 600
commenced to-day.
The Rollins conspiracy case was
again adjourned over.
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Brick POmerOy's Opinion OF Mrs. Su.
ratt, Abraham Lincoln, and
Wilkes Booth,
FIoy1 ne DemOcTui, Scpt. ]


Some of the papers object to mem
tioning the murder of Mrs. Suratt, and
say she should rest in peace. Very kind
of You, perjpred hounds and infamous
editors who clamored for the death of
a better woman than was the wife OF
your loaferish President, who was slain
by gentleman.
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IT is understood that Cary while
speaking to. day viii wear clean collar.
He has been going without collar
sometime and got his brawny neck
sunburned.
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e u R o p E
ENGLAND.
Importation OF Hay from the United
states Restricted.

LONDON, Sept. I6.-The Importation
of hay from the United States will
hereafter be allowed only under license
from the Privy Council. The preva-
lence of the cattle disease in various
parts of America Is the cause of this
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Mysterious Child nurder
a clue to the Murderer.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16.-The mys-
terious child murder last week has not
been unraveled. The i4quest was con-
tinued to-day. A girl testified that on
the night of the murder she saw man
carrying and trying to quiet child.
She described the child and man. The
former no donbt was the murdered girl,
She says on Sunday night she saw the
same man again in the street, and can
identify him hrought before her. She
says he wore iaIse Whiskers, as por-
ton of them fell off as he was carrying
the child.
other girls testify as having seen a
man carrying child on the night OF
the murder. All the Witnesses agree in
describing him.
Grand Mass Convention OF soldiers
and Sailors.
PHILADELPHIA, September 16.-The
Committee of Arrangements for the
grand Mass Convention of soldiers and
sailors to be held here on the 1st and
I'd of next month, announce that dele
gates and their families will be carried
here over the Pennsylvania Central
and Philadelphia 81 Erie railroads at
two cents per mile, and return free OF
charge. IL is expected that similar ar
rangements will be made with the east
ern, southern and western roads.
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1870; sugar cured hams, dull at 2Oa21c.
LARD-Dull at 19c, with light job
bing demand:
BuTTER.Firm at s5asso for fresh.
SEEDs-Flax seed, dull at g 10, prime
Timothy seed firm; selling at $3a3 10;
nothing doing in clover.
HAY-A better supply and prices de-
clining; hard pressed Sl4 O0al5 90 on ar
GRooER1Es-Unchanged and firm at
20 o11@Linseed lin oil, dun at 81 1Oa1 Il,
with only limited jobbing demand.
GoLD-144<, buying.
MONEY MARKET-Unchange
Chicago.
SEPrEMBER 16.-FLoUR-Steady
spring extra 81 25aS 20.
GRAIN-Wheat-Stea sales of No.
at 81 5Sa1 go and No. 9 81 52Na1 SAX;
sales of No. 2 since change at 81 62.
Corn-In fair request; sales OF No. at
951<R96c; No. z 94a945<c, and rejected 80
a92c, closing at 95a951<c for No. 1; sales
OF No. 1 this afternoon at 95zc. Oats
Steady; sales an 50Ha51 1c and closing
at 50Na5lC. Rye-Dulli sa4es ofNo. 1
at 81 191<a1 20, and No. at 81 IS. Bar
Iey-Q1iet; sales No. 2 at 81 65a1 661z,
and rejected 81 40a1 45.
Toledo.
SEPTEMBER 10 16-FLoUR-Quiet.
-Wn61E-AuVauCeu EhoCr Dul
closed with 1c of the advance lost; sales
white Michigan at 81 071<a2 0S; amber
81 O3a2 O41z; No red 50 033z; No. 2,
81 90; No. spring 81 20; No. 2, 81 623z.
Corn-1zc better; sales No. at 81 O3A
O31<. Oats-Steady at SIC for No. l.
Rye-Ic lower; 81 Is for No. 1.
St Louis.
SEPTEMBER, 16.-Flour-Dull and
weak.
GRAIN-wheat-Flrm for prime and
choice, other grades irregular. Corn
Dull at 95a9Sc, Oats-Lower at 52a54c.
RVe-At 81 l7a1 Is. Barley-Firm.
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork-Q at S29. Ba-
con-IrreSuIar. ShouIders--At 13c.
Clear Sides at I6lzal7c.
LARD-NOminal.
Buffalo.
SEPTEMBER 16.-FLoUR ID ull and
nominalIy unchanged.
GRAIN-WheRt No. 2 Milwaukee.
81 20; No. 2 Chicago, 81 IS. Corn-Sl Us;
Oats-621<c. Barley-75c.
CANAL FREIaHTs-Unchang and
market generally steady, buyers hold
ing off.
SEPTEMBER 16.-Flour-Firm; prices
GRAIs-Wheat-steady at 81 65 for
No. in store.
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KRNTUUKY.

Great Freshet and Destruction of
LOUISVILLE, 16.-The rains of the
past two weeks have swollen the
streams to great height. The lowlands
are entirely flooded, submerging the
corn crops. This proves serious blow
to q wide extent of territory.
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oosTIVENEss.

Or, Constipation of the BoWeIS should aI'
waysIeeeive prompt atten tio1; e y, ~
~ suea VaiIiabIe cathaFtfe remedy as Ro-
back Blood pills has saved much sick.
TIe7g diIeaSa ami death, and many peHons
fo-Sisy- are INDEBTED to thee pills alone for
Ihefr Tery existence, a8 the certaneate9 In
ouF I,osSessIon Will attest.
eoid by al Druggists eveTyWhere.
6DplS-1unddEW
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FRANCE
GuIzot ON Peace-He Urges q Reduc
ton OF the Army.

PANS, Sept. l6.-In an article in the
last Revue Des Deux Mondes, by Gui-
zot, he says he has no doubt of the de-
sire of Napoleon for the preservation
of peace, and urges a reduction of the
army as the only effective pledge of
peace.
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CARY's views on the temperance
question have undergone a modifica-
tion since he has become a working
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Trouble Approximately. s. I
Dispatched.

LxNoHBuRa, VA, Sep. I6-The Fifth
Cavalry U. s. Troops, under command
of Col. W. B. Royal, passed through
here this morning, on q special train,
en- route for Nashville.
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CARY pays his hotel bills with leather
money. He says it is just as good as
gold. Why not4
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CLEVELAND, Sept. 16.-The schooner
up. One seaman was lost. The rest
we're rescued in the life boat.
The Republicans of Cleveland last
night celebrated the election in Maine
by firing guns, speeches, &c.
An intoxicated man was burned to
death by the burning of shantY on
franklin street. ID
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Paris Exposition, 1867.

yUHE QUALITIES WHICH RECON-
mend the Wheeler and Wilson are:
l. Beanty any eItInIs ssHvs SI
2. 2.lStrength, drmnesS, and durability OF
scam, thai will not rip or ravel.
g. Economy of thread.
4 Its attachments and wide range of ap-
pllcatiOn to purposes and materials.
8. Compactness and elegance OF model and
s. Simplicity and thoroughness of con-
stIuction. fsl .7 =
Z. Speed, ease Of operation and manage
ment and QuietneSs Ofmovement.
Every one Is invited 10 call and examine
these Machines at our Salesroom, 80 Main
decis WIN. SUMNER q co.
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Grauspnrtatlna.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. COMP

ORTTCE BAIT. & OHIO RAURoAbC Co.,
WHEELING, May IL, 1853.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BUN ~
tho following schedule on and after Hsy
n, lSSS, Wheeling time.
FAST LINE.
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Ur1oA, n. Y, Sept. 16.-The railway
bridge at Little Falls has been repaired
and trains run regular to and from the
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ARKANSAS.
The Rebel Mob ut work.
Three White Men and Eighteen Ne.
Eroes Murdered.

linton Omcers Driven out.
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CLEVELAND.

schooner Stranded ON LaAe Erie.
Ksspub,lsan Rejoicing over Maine,
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milwaukee,,

SEPTEMBER 16.-Flour-Firm; prices
GRAISSwheat-steady at 81 65 for
No. in store.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-10
BY T L E G. R A P Il
LATEST TO NOON TODAY.
MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 10, IL am
Cotton dull and prices nominal; demand
light; middling, 23ac. Gold, 1876.
LIVERPOOL, November 10, l:20 pm
Cotton easier; sales, $4,000 bales. Up
lands, ll@ll5d; Orleans, lli@ll5d.
New York. November 10, ll:20 am
Gold, 1868.
New York, November 10, 1925 NJ
Gold opened at 1853, and is now 1854.
Loans, 5@6c Cotton dull, and prices
nominal; upands, 24ac. Exchange, 81
@l0c.
New YoRK, November 10, ll:2O am
Gold, 1855
LIvERPooL, November 10, ILLS a.m.-
Cotton quiet; sales, 10000 bales; up
lands, lltl; Orleans, llsd.
LIVERPOOL November 10, l:20 p m.-
Cotton easier; uplands, ll@llbd; Or
leans, ll4@llsd; sales, $4,000 bales.
New York, November l0-l2 m.
Gold, 1853; cotton, dull ard nominal /;
uplands, 242c.; Tennessee bonds, old is
sue, 69ic.; new, 693c.
1920 p.m.-5-20's, coupons, 81, ll34;
81, 1881 "a, lO7; '65, 1871; 5-2O's, new
issue, 1885, 1867, l095; coupons, llOs
1910 ,coupous, l05; Government bonds,
heavy; New York Central, 1914; Erie,
39I.
LIVERPOOL, November l0-l:20 pm.
Cotton, easier; estimated sales to-day
$4,000 bales; uplands, ll@lltd.; Or
leans. Il16llfd.