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EINR FAMILY GROCERIES,.

Of ifNK TAniLY SkoCEBIEs, CONSISTING Q,
xeas, Wines, Liquors, Dried and osnhe ersaraas&
Bacon, Syrup and Moissses, and Al other sraosss
for family Sss. usually found In nrsi Ga. essss
aSe fssiins sssas tsss satsfNction will be givsa
u s,,s: and aasiIy 9Th ana .t sa porsl
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WILTON J. eATFoLD,
(Brme,ly af Me~tsosssp, AIsAs1sJ
ATTORNEY AND CoUEsKLLoR-A1-LAW'
WASHINGTON, d. O.
OMcs No. A9e , STREET, oypssise the Only HAL.
VIII practice In the Supreme court Of tne os ~,
States, oeart 81 olains. ass he Courts Of Ne "
trict Of OolumhiA- -~
Ciatns and Departnsss bssissss viz rses,~
roaDs AssoSUsa. wv
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Ts-day's New York Markets.

10y TeIegrdph.I
NEW YORK, April i0.-Flour dull and
dropping: receipts 1910 bales. Wheat is steady.
Pork quiet; new mess, s27.I2k. Lard fir IN
at II 4a1s. Cotton quiet and firm at 29R for
Middling Uplands. Freights dull. Spirits
Turpentine quiet 66H. Rosia firm at $50 for
strained
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,oO JN0. B. BLAKE, President.
MOSES KELLY, CaehIer.
DIRECTORS.
John L. Blake, Geo. Parker, w. b Todd
W lillian Orme. John Hitz, Alex r Shephsrd .
1hos rersn, W. G. Metzerott, J. W. Thompson
1@TBl RE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
.S NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION hsld AT
Icmperance Hal. street, on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, 18th inst, to organize said Association.
Books OF subscriptions now open at the fol.
lowing places:
WALL, ROBINSON 4 CO., Peuna, avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets
A. J. FALLS, Pension Office
@ MARBuRYS Law once, Plants Build
ing, 18th street and N. Y avenue
O. BAKER. Evening Star Once
"A DlETklCK, It'll street, opposite General
RICHIE 4 CAUsTEN, Forrest Hall, George.
town.
ROBERT FERGUSON, Capitol Hill.
JAMES II. ROBINSON, Bureau OF Statistjcs.
treasury Department. att
~OFFICE or GLENWOOD CEMETERY.
W WASHINGTON. ID c., March So i8Ss.-On
and after the 18th Of April, this ON ce will be re.
moved to the entrance Of the Csmetefy, At the head
Of North Capitol street.
NH Mid lint ChrOuA Ren1 aunaLat.-i.s
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-ln the market house. on the 9th inst /.
IL pair II thin gold LADIES' sPEDTACLgS
A suitabe reward will be paid IL retuInei % r..
WM. MCLAIS, 81 street. spgR'
t'oUND-0n the Soth ultimo POCKET BOOK
containing a small sum Of money which the
owner can have by calling at % street be
tween 18Th and 10th str cts. and describing ths
sme. apohH
G = KEWARD.-Strayed svay Saturday, Msrch
81 "a, Q small RED COW.
c. III. HALL,
aps 3tf s26 New York Avenue
instant, Az 4ih street. between I and streets,
the following NOTES Two notes drawn by John
Davidson at six and tWelye months from April a
for twenty FIVE hundred dol each also, a not.
crawn by Y. q. johnson 60. At siKty days, FROM
March 2sth, for four hu ndred and fourteen dollars
and thirty eight cents; also. one drawn by same
party at inety dsys, from March 18th. for forr
hundred and fourteen dollars and thirty-sey.u
cents, all payable TO our order ard not endorsed.
All persons are hereby warned from receiving or
negotiating the said notes, as payment has bees
STOPPED suitable reward Will he paid for tn IN
NJ left with Mr.. JNO. DAVIDSON, GEORGETOWN.
az s1' ADAMS DAVIDSON,
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REPORT

OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK or
WASHINGTON, D. c.,
On the Morning of the Fist Monday Of April, 1853
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN BANKRUPTCY,
l. DISTRICT COLUMBIA, s..
At the City of Washington, on the 9Th day OF
March 1868 The UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice
of his appointment of assignee of J. n. CRANE
and X 8 BIOL MES. in the City of Washin gton.
in said District. who have been adjudged Bank
rnpts, pom their own petition, by the Supreme
Court of said District g. ii. DUNAN
No. 213 st. north, near 18th st. west,
2-V3W
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G. CLENDENIN,
NH eo-td lint. Chron&RepI supsrintsndsnt.
~wAR DEPARTMENT,
uR SUR6KON q Avv,~v

~ SURGEON GKNKlALs OFFICE,
A. WAsnINGToN, q March 4, 1855
An Army Medical Board, to consist Of Surgeon
D browna Brevet BrigsAier General, o. s. A.
surgeon ID h wirt1, Brevet LsuteHant Colonel
T. & A, surgeon John Moore, BreveS Coloosi
-. a and Assistant Surgeon A. A Woodhuli
6revet Lieutenant Colonel, o. 8. A, viii meet In
animation Of Assistant Surgeon b. 8. Ann "a
promotion, and Of candidates. for SSic.inn .cs
the Medical stan Of the q g. Army '"'o
AHpiicanfs must be between n and . vsaru of
age, physteally sound, and grad latos Of reeulsr
Application for permission to anna, ,.,o,. q.
Board should be Addressed TO the Sursson ~
eral, u. 3. Army, and must state tbs fs,ii nsrra
residence, and date and place Of birth Of the candi
date. y. =
Testimonials - to character s.d qusIsasssto,.
must be Furnished. IL tbs applicant he's been In
the medical service Of the army during the late
var, the fact should be stated, together With his
former rank and date and place Of service and
should also be varded
No allowance 10 made Tor the expenses OF psr,ous
updergoinG examisation - II 10 an indispenss SO
Tbe number 81 yaeancies nov. existing in tho
Medical Corps Of the Army 10 thirty nine.
nh4-eosiel Surgeon asactsf, d. s.i.
N~THB SUMNER COURs1 or rOLINIOs
M e Coau9 bta Hospital, ky Pref. T. III
JHoGfeon will cooosaos saBAfUDDAY fi1h
p T Ass. q &: Ss.... Gee :, .s.:..4 J.
n' IS .0sss =. Iss;issi Il d. xsIsssd. a 81
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Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, April 10, l868.-Jay Cooke 4
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
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In BANKRUPTCl.
j DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, S..
At the City of Washington. on the 18th day of
March. 1873. The undersigned hereby gives no.
tice of his appointment Of Assignee Of VIM. GRIF-
FIN and JAMES q. griffin, in the City Of
Washingt6 within 'aid District. who have been
sdJudged Bankrupts upon thier own petition by the
Supreme Court of said District.
GEO. MASON, Attorney ( Law
NH G-w3w City Hall, Assignee.
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Fos sAL11ifnHsH&f I Esnfl4 rs0rss-
Is cess -; SRIck . rooms. hail. sas as<
ID q. rRx2I'inous. near Il, srioo, .. %
No, I'M Rooms, near sth Bill, ~ oas
g., BRICK & roe0s, near sth lsxs3, $50
tAst., BRICK, roo0s, gas, bath, Be-, near I.
La., near s4th, fyirss Ward, ;, FRAME. 6 rooms.
rood Stable, and Market Store, $sxl0, cheap,
HOUSES, cheap, from s1cc to sl.soc
Acres, % Acres, and 100 Acres, near the city for
exchange for city property.
the city 1t bargAins. -
MITCHELL HOFFMAN,
Real Estate and Collection once,
Room Inteiligencer Building.
Especial att. ntion paid to Rent Collection.
No charge for frst class tenants. aps-u
ELEeANT ROOMS TO LET TO GENTLEMEN.
II 1t 2c9 street. half square from willaris.
Very re asor able rent. Mrs. GEwIs. ap1u
FOB sALI,A large two story HOUSE, With
Il Store attached, at Herndon Station, Fairfax
county. Va. on the A, L. 3. g., within one
hours ne q TIE gHB,s9 tos dunther infssmsacn
18th end Isl h, after ,. m. Price 81 soe NH Il
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|" SPRING. III

SIhlNb. H&
Having made unusual arrangements to supply
my customers, and the public general with the
FINEST, BEST, and GREATEST VARIETY of
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever offered in this market most respectfully ask
one and all to visit my store and examine for them
selves.
My goods will be found SELECT and are directly
from the best mapufactories of Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York, Boston, &c.
DON'T BE AFRAID to call, a. we take pleas
ure in showing goods whether you buy or not.
Please notice the following:
The best Boots in the city for the money $50
An elegant lot OF Fine french Calf Dress Boots,
for Gentlemen q, for 80 and $II 50.
bid and Calf Congress, Box t0ed, 81 to 81 So
Low 6hofs at all prices
Ladies' lid Button Boots, s. 50 to 81; Kid Con.
grees, s. to s.; 1t sting Congress, for house aad
other wear: 81 Is to 81 50.
Ladies', Slippers, 50 cents to $50.
PLAIN MOROCCO BOOTS,
Ladies, Misses and Childrcns. best of all kinda
Best Bslmorals in the city for schools, for 81 IS
Home mads. Chldrens, same make. for d Co.
All at G. B. WILSON'S,
302 7th st., under odd Fellows Hall,
next TO Topham Co.'S,
ap 10 lw Trunk and HarLess Factory.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE.
WAsHINGToN, April 4, 1888
On the petition Of HENRY 0UTCALT, Of VIII
mington, Ohio. praying for the extension Of q
patent gran ted to him the 18th day Of July, 1854
Tor an imp rovement in Mode OF Constructing Me
talic Roofing, for seven years from the alton
Of ssid patent, which takes place on the ilth day
of July, 1855 10 -.
II Z ordered that the .sid petition b heard ..
June next. at II O'Clock NJ; and all persons are
notified to appear end show cause, II any they
have, Why ssid petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file In the Patent Once their objections, specially
Get forth IN writing At least day. before the
to Be used at the said bearing. must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
ONCE, which win b furnished on Duplication: =.
timony, must be lsd IN the ONCE f,oexty days Dc.
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
Ordered; also, that this notice be Published in
the Rspublican and the lntsli sencsr ashiug ton
p; g., snd In the Iyeeins 0bronicie. Cincinnati
Ohio, once week for three successive weeks; the
arst OF said 70 be at least sixty days
A. II. STOUT.
A MES, sHOvELs AND SPADES; HUNTS
"A PICKS and MATrOCKe.
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Holiday in Wall Street.
NEW YORK, April 1O.-There was no stock
market to-day.
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PERSONAL.

DRIvATE CONSULTATION ROOMS.
Ladies' requiring immediate treatment, from
whatever cause, should consult DIR. HENRY, rs
be cures all IRREGULARITIES without fail.
DR.. HENRY 10 skiilful and confidential.
Omee-ko. sos street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth. ap s2w'
nR. Won X URR'S EXTRA ACT,
u SPECIFIC FOR 0vER DRINKING AND ALL MIR
vous DIsEAsEs. For sale by all Druggists. and At
= 0. DIN reply 70 questions 10 what G. o.
". ID: means: They simply signify call on DIR.
DARBY; recollect @. o d wherever you zee IL
The Doctor is opposite Odd Fellows Hall, on 7th
street. az Slim
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NO.. r. CUMMINS,
N 3l7 SEVENTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HoUsE,
Where the public may find, always, what they
want" and that of the best quality.
SEVENTH STREET,
Two doors south Of X and Northern Market.
Re 5-u
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NEW YORK.
Reception TO Generais Mcclellan
Escape or PrlsOners-ImpOFtant
ArPeSts-SenfeHce or Burglars.

NBw YORK, Sept. 2I.-The Alder
men to day voted to give "A recp-
ton to Gen. Mcclellan, in the Gov
ornor's rooms, Upon hisarrival.
A prayer meeuDg was held in
Burns's Rat PTtyto-day at noon, at
which there was a moderate attend
ance.
Three conviqes, at the Sing Sing
S ate Prison, this morning, seized a
powder boat, and latter overpowering
the guard and glockiug them in the
hold, they started across the river
with the vessel Handed at the foot of
Rockland moHntain and Escaped.
They are beipglpursued.
Messrs. Bafere Brothers, dry
goods dealers fa4Brooklyn ,-were ar
rested to-day, the police finding over
$1,000 worth oftstolen Yelvetgoods in
their possession. o-
Charles Hammond and Henry Nor
rissey, both notOfious burglars. were
each sentenced az Brooklyn to-day to
five years in the State prison.,
Joshua q. Abbeon, one of the Fire
Cpmmissionerstof this city, died at
Windham, Connecticut, this morn
ing. - =
The National 1.abors Congress as
sembled here to-day. Delegates are
present from this, State, Missouri, Ill
inois, Conneetleat, New Jersey, Mas
sachusetts, Ohioa Michigan, Indiana
and Pennsylvania. There were also
delegates from the National Typo
graphical, National Carpenters aud
Joiners', Bricklayers's Machinists'
and Blacksmiths' Unions, and from
three Working Women's Associa-
tions of this city.
The annual messages of the Presi-
dent and Vice President were read.
The object of the Convention is to
institute reforms, establish reciprocal
relations between the different labor
organizations, and keep back en-
croachments of centralized wealth
upon the rights Of labor.
\ The address of the President, j. G.
Whaley, was an able document, review
ing the progress of the laboring class
les for the past year, and fortelIing re-
Isnewed strength and vigor for the fu-
ture.
s Several bids were received to-day
by the Government Engineer for the
femoval of Pot Rock and Frying Pan
Shoal of He'll Gate
A private letter from Rio Janeiro,
dated August 26th, reports that six
Brazilian iron clads had reached As
ceusion, the paraguayan capital,
where they found a large number OF
| foreign flags displayed from private
houses.
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was also good. No change to note in
prices. Stocks large and complete.
HARDWARE AND IRoN.-The trade in
this department. continued to improve
during last week. In consequence OF a re-
cent meeting of iron dealers at Pittsburg,
at which they determined to advance the
price of iron and nails, prices are very
firm for those articles in this market, but
no advance has yet taken place. We
quote as before.
TIN Plate, sl4 25; Bar Iron, 41zc;
Sheet Iron, boiled, 554965zc.; Char
coal, S14@94c; Mails. IS % for l0d; Azes,
Mann's, SIS 90; Lippincotts, sl7 90; Sim
mons. sl7 90. Pig Iron, S4S 90 for best, and
SAB 90 to s44 90 for second class per ton on
the landing. BrazfE IRON, $40 90.
BUILDING MATERIALs.--For the benefit
of all concerned, we add quotations for
leading articles in this line. The de-
mand this season has been large, and we
may confidently expect large increase
of trade in this department. We refer
our readers to the best houses to which
they can send their orders. TO our advertis-
ing columns: Sash, &c to lie per light;
Doors. So 90 to 81 so each; Blinds. 81 IS TO
So rs per pair; Nails, s. % per keg for 10d;
Glass, So IS to s. 90 per box; White Lead,
So 25 to s3 75 per keg; Linseed Oil, 81 20 TO
81 30; Lime, 90c TO 81 90.
DRUGs-During the last week the drug
trade was very good. The following are the
quotations: White Lead, 50 90 q ID 90
per one hundred pounds; Lard oil, No. 1
Winter strained. 81 90; No. 2, 81 -; Lirseed
oil, 81 ls9l 90: Coal oil, SS935c. Soda, SIC
for English, ,and754c for American Qlsinine,
prices 81 65@2 70 per or; Indigo, Madras.
81 30 to 81 go.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoNs.-Porlx is firm, with light
demand. We fix ourqaotations as follows:
Ness Pork $50 90. Bulk Meats, shoulders,
at l2c, and clear sides at Ice; Bacon
shoulders at 131Sc; clear sides at I71lc;
Hams at I7c to zoe; Lard at lss4c. tierces.
and zoe in kegs. Cheese we quote at I7c |
for choice Western Reserve. and lS1zc for
Factory; Hamburg, l71lc. Butter is In fair |
supply at 25c to 35c for country and Ohio. |
GRAIN Receipts of wheat during last |
week were large. The price continues
steady; market brisker. We quote at 81 rs |
al 30 for prime wheat. Corn Is firm, with \
only a moderate stock in market, and |
selling at Zoe in ear and 9OG95c for sheiled, !
in sacks. oats. are steady quotations, $50 |
6Oc in new burlaps.
FLoUR-ContInues dull with n declining |
tendency; for good superfine SO 5O97 50
Extra is offered IS O09S so; Family and |
fancy brands are named at $40 SOaII co /
from white wheat.
CORN MEAL-We find but little business
done in meal. We place the price OF kiln |
dried at 81 90 per barrel.
HAY-Baled can be had now at s159l6 |
per ton; loose at sI2gl3 per ton.
BRAN-Is held at sl68l8 per ton, and dull.
SHIPsTUFF-s20922 per ton.
SALT-Steady; small barrels at 81 so, and |
large So 50 per barrel.
GUNNTEs-New stock is held at 22@23c;
good quality of second hand sold at I5QIsc |
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NeW York Market.

BY telegraph NEW YoRK. Sept. 81.
COrroN-Quiet and steady; sales OF $50
bales at 2624e for uplands.
FLoUR-Receipts l8,202 bbls. the market
stlil rules In buyers favor; sales OF 1870
bbls. at So 1907 . for superfine Western !;
81 G099 20for extra w esIsrn; 80 2julO 80 for
white wheat extra IS 70dl0 40 for round
hoop Ohio; IS 759IO W Tor extra st. Louis; I;
$40 509l3 80 for good TO choice do, closing
81 SEQ sacks az 60 3o oosii Co. ye Rye io9T s9
quiet: sales of 200 bbls. al s6 65gS %.
CoRy MEAL In moderate request; sales
of 200 bbis. of Western at 50 70.
WHKAT-Receipts 54,55O bushels; market
Irregular and unsettled, opening shade
hrmer, but clo> ed dull and declining; sales
of 10000 bushels at 81 659Sl 20 for No. 3
Spring; 81 7l6gI IS for No. z, and do. mix
cd; 81 75al so for No. 2 do; 81 909I 81 for
No. do. 81 20 for Amber Indiana; 81 G2I6
for white California.
RYE-More active and in buyers favor;
sai es of 900 bushels Western az 5 456gI 80.
BARLEY Firm; sales OF $4,000 bushels
two rowed state a. 81 50: also, small sales
OF Canada West on private terms.
BARLEY MALT Quiet; sales OF l,S0O
bushe ) sta q at 81 p.
CoRS-ReeeipSs III ,629 bushels; without
decided change; sales of 79000 bushels at
81 l4d IS for unSOund; 81 l9MI % for sound
mixed Western; 81 n for. Western yellow.
OATS Receipts II .f2z bushels: about lc
better; sales of 5G,00O bushels at 69a721Sc
for new western at RAJ lrOad depot; 73Hg
744c for do ahoat, the latter an extreme.
TOTAL STOCK IN GRAIN. WAREHOUSE, SEP
Wheat 233.997 bushels. corn 2I4,5O7 BUSH
els, oats 4S9.525 bushels, rye 20303 bushels,
barley = 437, bushels, malt 1851 bushels,
peas 81 ,i29 bushels.
RICE-Duil and nomiaaL
CoFFEE-Quiet and steady.
SUGAEs -Ac i've and &c higher: sales of
1900 holssheads At l0@ll1zc for Cuba; IItSdg
l3c for Porto Rico; also, sales OF 500 boxes
Havana at TO- a9l35.a .ltH
MoBAssES- Firm sa.es Of 50 hogsheads
Cuba at aTc.
HoPS-Quiet-at I5da20c for American
Petrol EUM M-klTme er at lBc Tor crude;
3O%c for refined bonded.
PORK-Duli anu lower; sales, $50 barrels.
at S2S 70a29 - for mess, closing at S2S 70
cash; SIS 50a2g 90 for Old do: S2f O0a2f 20
for prime; G26 50t26 70 for prime mess.
BEEF-Dull: sales OF ,i25 barrels at sII0
$50 for new plain mess: and so 50aA IS
for new extra mess; tieFce beef dull At S2l0
SIS for prime mess; and s}3936 20 for India
10 eSS.
BEES HAMs-Dun at s25830 90.
CUT MEA1S-Hsavy sales OF 124 pack
for hams; middleS steady; sales OF 100
boxes at i45fc for Cumberland cut, and
1910 for short Ribbed.
LARD-Quiet and dropping; sales OF $50
tierces 94G20tsc for steam, and 20%92Ots
for kettle rendered: also, 900 tierces OF
steam at l6c, sellers December; l554c, SELL
er's January.
BUPrER--Steady at 3I93Sc for Ohio; cS9
44c for tate.
CHKEsE-DuiI at l39l71{e.
FREIGHTS TO LIYERPO IL - Firmer: en-
gagements OF 1900 bushels of wheat per
steamer at 7zd.
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Cincinnati Markei.

By Telegraph CINoINNATI. Sept. 2I. r
FLOUR AND WHEAT hanged and
quiet.
CoRN-In moderate demand at 90a0sc
OATS-Steady, at 56lG57c. eG fr
RYE-Dull, at 81 81. .E -.
BARLEY-In good demand for Fall at 50
2g2 80. IL =
CoTTON-Firm, at 26c.
TOBACCo-Unchanged
WHIsKY-Firm, at zoe In bond, and 81 s.
free. E-Il-I = =
Me PoRK-Quiet, at S28 rs. f5e..t, +. 4
LARD-AdN alced to l9&, and more buy-
erS than sellers at this rate at the close.
the stock now here is quite small, estima-
ted at 2,OO0 tierces,
l315c.
BACoE-In moderate demand in the lob
bing way at I21&, 10 and Ice for shoulder
clear rib and clear sides; hams are dull at
l9t&@2018c.
BUTrsR-scarce and prices advanced to
359l0c.
firm. =
LINsEFD oIL-Uncnanged and dull, at
81 10. 80 ~ =
GRocERIEs-Unchanged and firm; better
6OLD-l435z -tf=
ExcHANGE-Dull, at soc per thousa nd
discount to par buying. 80 =
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New YORK Cnttle Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Sent. 81. +
BEEF- CATTLE-The market for beef cat
tie IS toierably active and the advance In
prices established on "Wednesday OF last
week was realized to-day; notwithstand.
ing the liberal Offer ings, prices ranged at
from l2c 10 l7c, the bnlk OF sales being at
from lie to l01zc. The receipts were 0,920
head.
Mich Cows-In moderate request. the
demand being principally from privaie q
families quot ations ranged from $40 20 sllO.
Receipts los head.
VEAL CALVEs-Actiye for good to prime
stock, but quiet for other Kinds; prices
We're fixed at 81 509l2 D cwt. Receipts ,470
head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS The market last
week was tolerably active at about our last
quotations, but to-day they are fairly nc.
tive, and prices were higher, notWILh-
standing the liberal arrivals.
SHEEP-SoId at 45zG75kc. and lambs at
80J9c. Receipts 81 SIS mead. ... .fs 80 .-slz
SWINE-fhe market was moderately ac-
tive, but prices were AmZc per pound
lower than they were last onday; prices
ra .ged at from &c to I0Ac: among the
sales were l3l head OF Michigan OF 1856
pounds average, at 101zc; I'D do. indiana,
OF 19J pounds, at t054c; SO do. Michigan, of
l5i pou DIS at 9Ac; 76 do. of l57 pounds at
gAc; 81 do. of l55 pounds at 91zc: 143 DO. o
rS pounds at l01zc, and l47 do. or 160 pounds
at 10c. Receipts l7,7l6 head
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ST. Louls Market,

By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS. Sept. 2I.
ToBAcco-Dun and heavy, but not quo
tably changed.
COTToN-Nothing doing.
HEMP-Dull and nominal.
FLoUR-Dull and weak, but nominally
unchanged; the demand IS chiefly for low
grades; superfine sold at So 50G6 %; extra
81 5Ot97 25; Xxx s. 50@9; xxx to choice
family 50 25Gl2.
WHEAT-Declined 6QIOc on Fall grades /;
prime to fancy sold at 81 0092 rs: Spring
steady ar 81 609l So for Nebraska; 81 60og
81 20 for fancy Missouri.
CoRN-Dull and unsettled at 92Q95c for
shelled; 771Sc for mixedsear; soc for white
ear.
OATs-Dull at 5O956c for black and white !;
5TG5719c for fancy white.
BARLEY-Heayy, and buyers stood Off.
made at 81 S71391 80.
RYE-Heavy, and prices favor buyers;
sales were made at 81 I59I II. -
PoRR-Quiet at $50
BAcoN-Nel dull choice shoulders l2s<c:
old clear sides l55s9l554c; new l65zc; order
sales OF sugar-cured hauSS at I9G20c: round
lots can be bought lower II -
LARp-Quie.; choice tierce on orders
sold at l9c; keg zoe; 500 tierces prime steam,
seller first half of January I3s<c
WHI-KY-Firm at 81 So
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LOuIsyIIle Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Sept. q.
ToBACco-Sales OF q hogsheads; nrmer /;
lugs zaS1Re; medium leaf u@l2c; Indiana
cutting 6t4c.
FLoUR-5uperfine s6 1897 90.
WHEAT-sI 95d2 %.
CoRN-90993c.
OATs--50a5}c.
s RYE-SI 3SGI 40.
BARLEY-No. 2. Spring 81 S402 90.
CoTroS-New low mi idiing 23c; good or
binary 2214c.
MESS PoRK-s2S 75ls29 %.
.LARD-l9GI914c.
BACoN-ShouIders I254c. clear ribbed sides
I51Sc and c ear sides l614 4ql65zc.
BULK MEATS lI549I2c, clear
sides l51sc.
WHIsKY-Rav7, free. firm at 81 g.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, sept. Il.
ExCHANGE-Weak and easier; l-5 per
cent discount buying par sellIng. 81.
FLOUR-QuIet; Spring extras s1eso oJ.
WHEAT-FafrIy active and nrlner: sales
of No. l at 81 56@I $50: No. 2 81 Ole oZ14 (;
closing steady at 81 511z@l 3z LOT NO. Z;
sa les of No. > since Change at 81 5Z1s.
(JoRN- Advauced 9f9lc; sales OF No. at
9tJIag5l<: No. , g3I5g9lc; rejected S9Gs0c ;
closing steady at s4129Jis4c Iof no. +; sales
of No this afternoon at 9Jc.
OATs-Active; l,&gl54e higher; closing
at 5-54953c- -
inc Mt 81 ~ for No. and 81 Is for No 2
BARI,sY-Firm and 4d41lc higher: clos
ing at 81 "A for No. in store.
PRnvIsIoNs-Dull. Mess Pork dull. sales
of 1925 barrels; closing with sellers at So.
Lard ISIl9l9c. Bulk Meats inactive and
nominally unchanged. Beef Cattle dull
and nothing doing.