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freely that every National Bank In this
city is In a sound condition and con-
Rervltlvely managed; also, that the
Tenth National Bank iH to-day credited
at the Clearing House for over half q
million OF dollars.
The following formal announcement
OF iailurea was read OF the Stock Ex-
change this morning:
To the President Of The New York Er.
change:
DRAR SIR:-In consequence OF W, P,
Belden q Co. not meeting their en-.
gagements, we are unable 10 lIquidaIe
the claims, consequently we are obliged
to suspend for the present.
Lslgnedl @. FRANK.
Sept, 1th, 1869.
The money market during the fore,
noon was In q state OF utter confusion.
The enormous balances locked up at
the Gold Exchange Bank at from
&, 900 900 to Sl4 900, 900, which rendered
Il almost impossible TO get money, and
the street lenders were exRcting rates
for carrying securities ranging from Y
per cent on governments 10 2A per cent
on New York Central. In the after.
noon the market suddenly let up and
rates fell tot per cent on stocks, and 8
per cent on governments. This unex.
pected relief checked the panic on
stock exchange, and caused sharp 70.
bound In prices generally. Foreign
exchanges quiet and firm, but entirely
nominal at 10Sal00 for first class bills,
GoLD-Firm, and quoted all the way
from 13lA 10 1856 among dealers, closing
n0D1InalIU NJ IQAa1Q6
GOVERNMENT BoNDS-SLronR. Cou.
pons 'Sl, ll9Xal2O; do. '62, l221SS; do. '6i,
1l9Aal20; do, iB5 12la12i<; do, new,
llSNallSI<; do. 'G7, llSGaiiS5S; do. '6s,
llSNallSX; lO.40J, 10SHal00; Paci6cs,
lO61<alO7.
SToCKs-The market opened weak,
and as the excessive stringency In
money became more apparent, there
was general rush 10 sell, prices fall.
Ing of 2HaS per cent. In the afternoon
there was marked recovery, upon
the easing up Of the money market.
The market finally became unsettled,
and closed with a reaction from the
highest point, closing: Western Union
Telegraph 357S: Pacific Mail 90; New
York Central l7S: Harlem l25; Hudson
l55; Reading 02; Erie 80; Michigan Gem
trail l20; Michigan Southern 83X; ILL.
nois Central l25; Pittsburgh 90: North
western 90; do preferred SOX, Rock
Island 105: ST. Paul 60; do preferred 70;
Wabash O5; do. preferred 80; Fort
Wayne SSx; Terre Haute SO; Chicago
and Alton 1881; Ohio and Mississippi
25H; Cincinnati, Chicago and Indiana
Central 26S.
EXPRESS sSHAREs-Adams 631S Wells,
Fargo q Co., IL; American 3OX.
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A horrible accident occurred at Lay
ton Station, about forty miles from
Pittsburgh, on the COnnellsvllla Rail.
road, Saturday morning, resulting In
the almost instant death OF Mrs, WilkIs,
wife OF Mr.. Lorenzo Wilkis. II appears
that Mrs. Wilkis, In company with
some lady friends, were out looking at
the threShinR machine, and Mrs. W.
playfully challenged another lady
friend to step over the tumbllng SHAFT.
The lady declined, saying TO Mrs.
WIlkis; You step over hrst.' Mrs. W.
attempted 10 step over the lumbllnR
rod, when some portion OF her dress
caught and she was dragged under the
rapidly revolving shaft, and almost in
stantly killed. The threshing machine
was stopped as soon az possible, but
not In time 10 avert the death Ui the
unfortunate lady.
John D. Culner, a broker OF St. Cath. =.
crimes, Canada, absconded Saturday
night, taking with him $40, 900 or $25,.
900. Several banks were sufferers az
we'll as number Of business men.
The Internal Revenue Bureau has
decided not TO remit the taxes In the
cases presented by q number OF iron
manufacturers who passed metal dl-
reCtly from tho furnace 10 final COM
pletion, and then claimed exemption
from the intermediate tax on pig Iron.
In Wayne county, West Virginia, on
Sunday 10Th, Mrs. Copeland was shot
dead while sitting at supper with her
family by some person outside the
house. Calvin Yates, who had prevI-
onsly threatened the life OF the murder.
ed ,woman's husband, was suspected OF
the crime, and az he fed into Kentucky,
he was pursued, arrested there and
taken back to the scene OF the crime,
where he was put In jail TO await trial.
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Mr. Greeley as a virginia senator.

The Richmond Rhig, OF yesterday,
which came TO hand last evening, has
an editorial article proposing Horace
Greeley as one OF the Senators soon to
be elected by Virginia. The article
concludes as follows:
The particular considerations bearing
ence. We have deliberately weighed
them, and found them 0o0d-better-
best. Mr.. GreelOy's election would dis.
sipate all our homo difficulties and
compose all our domestic factions :
good! His loyalty is unimpeached
and unlmpeachable, and he would take
us back intothe Union without q jostle
the bellicose Butler himself would be
aWed into respectful and admirIng 81.
lence better! Mr.. Greeley has done
us more harm, perhaps, than any other
person; he is Rnxious 10 repair It. He
is the most influential (unofIicial) inui-
vldual In this land, and 10 able TO do the
good work his heart is act upon: best !
Through all our latest troubles he has
been our firm, unwavering and efficient
friend. A generous, Whole.souled re-.
cognitlon Of the obi cation would not
be more honorable to him than credIta.
BILE to ourselves. With him and a 1t.
ting colleague, the old State, alter all
her disasters, could still rank the frat
In the land and shine .'
inter igncs
Ltnd ninoreS.
"Can such things be, and overcome
US like summer cloud, without our
special wonder?"
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SPAIN.
General DIsaITtclIOn and DIsIOyaIty
Tho Conflict ut BArCeIOnA-
Many Killed and Wounded.

Republican Demonstration NJ Madrid
TO,MOrFOW-TrOuble Anticipated.
LONDON, Sept. %.
The reports to-day from Spain are
Of an exciting, even alarming, char
acter. Popular dlsaffectlon and dis.
loyalty to the existing Government
prevail very generally throughout the
nation and both have again been ex-
pressed In tho shape OF an armed ooun.
Ter revolution. There was an insur-
rectlonary demonstration made by the
volunteer troops In Barcelona last
night. 1t was OccaSiOned by The receipt
OF the Government order commanding
the volunteers 10 dlsarm and an at
tempt on the part OF the local authors
ties 10 enforce It. The fact that the vol.
unteers OF TorragOua, who refused 10
dlsarm previously, were suffering im-
prlsonment for the offence, was made
cause for an additional excitement. In
short time five bRrrlcades, one built
by the public cartmen, were thrown up.
The cartmen's barricade was assault
ed by the regular troops and carried by
q bayonet charge after q aVery desperate
resistance on the part OF lts defenders,
and q heavy loss Of life. During the
engagement tho insurgents had "a men
killed, a large number wounded and
seventy OF their most active brethren
made prisoners. The troops had two
commissioned officers killed and sever.
al soldiers wounded, but order was
subsequently restored.
A Radical Republican Democratic
demonstration, Is announced In bn
made In Madrid during Wednesday,
the 10Th inst. More trouble IL antlcl.
pated on the OCCASION.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. q.

OlNCINNATl, sept. u.
Buckeye ruceS, ten miles, 500 sub.
scripLion; club 5000; eleven entries,
The following was the start: CoQuette,
4,S; Exchange. IL; Alta Vela, 3, dis
tanced; Hembold, 90 Time 3:47sI;
3:47M. Club $500, three miles: Maggie
Hunter, 2.3; King Tom, 3,2; Ronite, III
Time b:52Lf; 6:66X. Consolation, $500,
mile dash; John Kllgour, /; j. Nc.
Cormick, Q. h. t., 2. Time 1:I9X. The
track was heavy and the betting light.
The day was fine and the crowd very
large. The admission was doubled,
Taylor Page, OF Boston, bought the
horse Hamburg OF George Cadwalla-
der for $1,000 to-day. Last week Ham.
burg won the two year old stakes,
making the best two year old time on
record,
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THE AvOHDALE RELIEF FUND.
How u Ia TO be Applied.


PLYMOUTH, Sept. q.
, The Trustees OF the Avondals relief
fund. to-day, adopted plan for the
distribution OF the funds that reach
here. The plan OF distribution for the
first year iA M follows: Each widow
will be paid the sum OF $500 In equal
monthly payments, oach male orphan
child under fourteen years and each
female orphan child under sixteen
years shall be paid for the same period
800 In the same manner: children over
the ages mentioned will be paid In full
a sum not exceeding $500. Five thouB-
and dollars was voted 10 meet special
cases not embraced In the foregoing.
These provisions are made for aid and
relief til the frst day of October, 1870,
aud will absorb all but forty thousand
dollars, and the remainder OF the fund
is to be carefully invested In good
securities that can be converted into
cash when required. and 10 constitute
q permanent fund desirable upon the
following basis: One,thIrd to conslI
tute Widows fund and the remaining
two-thirds an orphans fund, From
these funds widows and orphans are Ia
receive quarterly payments until the
whole ts exhausted.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Try Cable Telegraph to tho IutOllIgencCr. |
ENGLAND.
Mr.. Gladstone on FenIanIam..JeT.
Davis Coming Home.
League In the Interest OF
Peace in Europe.
LONDON, Sent, n,

LONDON, Sept. q.
Mr.. Gladstone, In reply TO q petition
for amnesty TO the FeniRns. promises
TO submit the petition 10 the Queen, but
does not pledge the Government to any
particular action on the subject. lie
acknowledges the soundness OF the
judgment exhibited by the petitioners
In attaching the true character 10 the
otTenBe committed.
Jefferson Davis sailed for America,
Saturday, on the steamer Baltimore.
The Daily NetOS to>lay reports that
the object OF Lord Clarendon's visit 10
France was TO announce to Napoleon
an arrangement between A ustrla, Prus-
siR, Russia and England to preserve
peace and check the contaglon Of revo-
lutIon In France. In case Of the Em.
peror's death, but not 10 thwart Ger
man unity.
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FRANCE.
The Cuban Question orowlur In Paris

The Cuban Question GrowIuE Iu Paris
LONDON, Sept. q.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Post says tho. interest In Cuban
matters Is increasing at Paris, but the
public must not expect TO learn pre-.
cIsely tho intercourse between Madrid
and Washington. There 10 u difficult
game to be played In order to avoid
wounding Spanish pride:
The Mysterious Murder near Paris.
PARIS, Sept. q.
The mystery OF the recent family
murder approaches solution. The
bodies Of the father and eldest son
have been discovered near the spot
whore the mother and the other child.
ren were found.
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In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To TIC Creditors Of George ". SiohLs, deceased!
TN PURSUANCE OF A Deere OF THE
i Municipal Court OF Wheeling, made In o
cause therein pending, 70 subject the real
estateof the said George W. Sights 10 the
lulred 10 present your claims against the
said George W, Sights for adjudication, 10
Gibson l., CTanmsr, Commissioner, at his
once In tho City OF Wheeling, Ohio County,
on or before the 26th day OF November, 1853.
Witness, A. II. Chapllne, Clerk OF the
said Court, this 2lSt day OF sepiem ber, 1850.
A. H.tCHAPLINE, Clerk,
CALDWELL q BROTHER,
Attorneys for CreditOrs,
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TURKEY.
1'ho Difficulty with the VlcerOy OF
EgJpt-It Breaks Out In u new
Place.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, SeI

SoNoAANA4NSFLbI 5epbI SO.
The semI.ofllclal journal, 1ttrQmie, OF
this city, publishes In Its issue Of to.
day a-yiolent article against the Vice.
roy OF Egypt for his aUllon In resisting
the terms Of arrangement with the
Sultan, embraced In the second letter
transmitted 10 his Highness by the Tur.
klsh Government through the VizIer,
and also for his proposal 10 refer the
whole subject matter in dispute TO the
arbItrament OF the European great
powers. The Grand YizIer's newspa-
per organ objects In the name OF the
Sultan to the propositions OF the Vice
roy and insists on the complete accep-
tance Of the second letter by the latter.
The 1ArQHie concludes this editorial
attack by recommending the Porte to
at once dismiss lsmael Pasha and ap.
point Mustapha Tail Pasha, YIceroy
OF Egypt. .
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

NEW York, Sept. q.
CoTToN-Wlthout decided change;
sales l.6OO bales at 300 for mIddling up
lands.
FLoUR-Closed dulli slightly In buy.
ers' favor.
GRAlN-Wheat-Quiet, and without
decided change. Rye-Nominally un-
changed. Oats-Steady; G2a6S1f fc for
western. Corn-Dull and heavy; 81 OOa
al O6 for common to prime mixed west
ern.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Nominally un-
changed. Beei-Quiet and steady. Out
Meats-NominRl. Bacon-Flrm, with
fair demand. Lard-QuIet; l9Hal99Gc
for good 10 prime steam.
Edds-Quiet and unchanged,
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Owing to the disturbed state Of the
gold and money market and the down.
ward tendency OF cotton the market for
textile fabrics lS marked by less anlmA.
tlon, and certain styles of cotton goods
are a little easier Red Cross Wigams
are down from AK to 13Xc; Green
Star do. from II to 1870 Congress do,
from 12X to 12c: Swift River Tlckings
from lOH TO lGc and Thorndyke do.
from Tx TO l7c.
Cincinnati.
. SEPTEMBER 27.-FLoUR-Uncha
family at Is 75a6 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-QuIet at 81 15a1 20,
Corn-Dull at 05a96c. 0ats-5Oa56c,
Rye-Sl 90.
ToBACoo-Flrm and unchanged.
WHIsKY-$l 10; sales Of 500 barrels.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Quiet but
firm at $50 90. Lard-Held 1So. Bulk
Meats-Shoulder In demand at l4Hc,
but held at l47<c; clear sides lSc; no
clear rib In market. Bacon-Firmer,
and advancing; shoulders l6Nal01;
sides, 2Oc for clear rib and clear.
BuTTER-Fjrm at $50.
Edas-20c.
oILs-Linseed oil-Sl OOa102. Petro.
lonm-32a34c.
GRooERIEs-Unchanged and firm.
Hoas-Flrm at 50 00Al0 90 gross.
GoLD-No quotations.
ExoHANdE-Firm; par buying.
Chicago.
SEPTEMBER, T.-FLoUR-Dull: sales
spring extras at 81 621fR6 90.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Dull, heavy and Ia
11fc lower; sales No. at 81 10; No. 2
opened at 81 II; declined To 81 10; clos.
ing at 81 TX; this afternoon No. 2 sold
at 81 II, seller September. Corn-DulI
and Xalc lower; sales No. 2 At T5a76 1fc:
closing at 76Hc; sales rejected at 731a
Zoo; no grade 7la731o; this afternoon
the market was active at 757la76c, sell
er September; 100 buyer September.
Oals-Active and HaXc lower; sales
No. Q at 421SR429<c; rejected ut Hail 10;
closing weak at 421fc for No. 2. Rye
Steady; sales No. l ut So 11fc; No. 2 at 82a
SS1c; rejected At 72a73c; closing at S2c
for No. 2, and 72c for rejected. Barley
Quiet; No. 2 steady AZ 81 25 cash and
seller the month, and 81 Goal % seller
October.
CATTLR-Active and 10aI5c lower;
s. l2I5s3 25 TOR Cherokee and common
COWS; 81 25a4 90 for fair to good COWS;
IS 6Oa7 l2X for fair TO good smooth
shipping steers.
H0as-Flrm at IS 75a0 25 for fair to
medium; 80 hOalO 10 for good to choice.
Toledo.
SEPTEMBER 27.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; No. white
Michigan 81 1S; amber 81 81; No. l red
81 %; No. 2 do 81 221S; No. 3 do 81 lG.
Corn-Shade better; No. l, 90c; No. 2,
SOC. Oats-3c better; No. !, 67c.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
NATION.
EXPLANATION.

HOoFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs Ia
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Is O compound Of Fluid Extracts. Tho
Roots. Herbs, and BRrks from which theSo
extracts are made, are gathered In DER
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by q sciOntinc chemist. Those
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
TO be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this Bltters. There Ia no alcoholic substance
Ot any kind used In compromising the Bit
teTs, hence II free from all tho objections lii
cldCnt To the uso OF liquor preparation.
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Louisa Kerr, the defendant In the above
entitled cause, will take notice that the
lepositionS OF John Jones, Phoebe Jones,
VIM. Hanna and Others, will be taken at the
law ONCE OF Taylor 4 Barr, on Monroe
o. West Virginia, on the 7th day OF October,
1850, between the hourH Of 0 O'Clock A, NJ,
and Boclock P. NJ, TO be read In evidence In
the above named cause on behalf Of the
complainant, James Kerr, AMI II from any
shall not be commenced, or being com-
menced, shall not be completed OH that
day, the taking OF the same will be adjourn
ed from time 70 time until the same shall be
completed. JAMES KERR.
BY TAYLoR& BARR, sols. for Comp't.
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BOSTON,

AHmaII Jubilee in the Coliseum.
BosToN, Sept. q.
The concert In aid OF the Home for
Destitute Catholic Children, at the
Coliseum yesterday afternoon, was at,
tended by over $4,000 persons. There
was chorus OF four hundred voices
with eighty brass and twenty reed
pieces,
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CAUTION.

Hoouands German Remedies arc counter.
tolied, Gee that the signature utC. n. JACK.
BON u on the wrapper OF ouch bottle. All
Othen arc counterfeit.
GOIman Medicine Store, No, 6Sl AROH StIeOI,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly U. N. JACKSON q OO,
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pRUEs.

fioouands German BiLtors, per bottle 81 %
hRlfuUEUn 5W
HoonRud1 German Tonic, put mp In quar-
bottles, u 50 per bottle or q half dOEon for
VO.
aFDo not forget 70 examine well the ar.
icle you buy, In order 70 get the genuine,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cline 0YeryWherV, Jyl2
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THE wEsrISDIEs,
Earthquakes nt 81. Thomas,

Earthquakes nt Sc. Thomas,
HAVANA, Sept. 20.
Advlces from 81. Thomas to the 18th,
say there were three shocks OF earth
quake on the 18th. Stores were closed
and business suspended. There were
no lives lost as far as heard from, but
general alarm prevailed. ....
Affairs In San Domingo.
Advices from San Domingo 10 the
9th, say Baez had defeated the rebels
who were beselging Aqua.
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Jlulioe Of Lhs Supreme Court Of IennSyhdIid,
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1853.
al have found by experience that IlOOf'
lands German Bitten Ia very good tonic
relieving dyApoptic symptoms almost dI.
Iectly. GEORGE EShARSWOOD."
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VIRGINIA.
over. tho BenatorshIps-
Talk OF Electing Horace Greeley.
NRM YnnK. Rani. %

A Richmond special to the Herald
says the excitement over the struggle
for Senators from Virginia increases
every day. and 1t is intimated that pos.
slbly Radical Republican may be
chosen to I'LL one Of the places. Alex.
Sharp, late Postmaster at Richmond,
and brother-in.law Of the President,
has been brought prominently forward
by the Conservatives. Horace Greeley
10 likewise spoken OF 10 represent the
Old Dominion In the higher branch Of
our National Legislature.
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Judge Of he Supreme Court or IennSyl,mItd.
PH1LADELPHIA, April o, 1856.
al consider Hollands German BltteE. a
VuIudble medicine IN case OF attacks OF Indl.
HeGll0n or Dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF II.
Yours. with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
p County Circuit court, August Rules,
James Kerr,
Vi.
InnIRn RnFF
In Chancey,

The object OF this suit is TO obtain a decree
ln the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, FOR q
divorce from the bond OF mRtrImOny, And
1t appearing from an affidavit filed in the
cause, that the defendant, Louisa Kerr, H
not resident OF this State, on motion OF
complainant, by his counsel, II is ordered
that she do appear within one month after
The date OF the flrSt publication OF this or
der, and do what Is necessary 10 protect her
interest In this suit.
Test: MICHAEL ]. BREINlG, Clerk.
TAYLOR d BARR, bolg, for Compt,
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

IL a pleasant preparation Of tho BittOrs for
thoAe who do NOT like extreme BitterS. II
BitteTS combined with pure hanta CruE rum
and agreeable nRvoTInE extracts. It's use l
recommended when some pure RtlHulnnt In
required In connection with the tonic pro-
nerlle8 OF the BltleB
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all. disease ca re-
RultIng from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs In n
sound, healthy condition, by
the uBe OF these remedies,
and no diBeaAe will
ever aSAall you.
TUE COMPLEXION Ladies' who wish n
tair skin md good complexion, free nom
YelloWish ungS and all other diShgurements,
should u 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver IN perfect order, aud the blood pure,
cheeks.
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BARGAINSi I

ONE IRON sAFR, MEDIUM SIZE.
" Is PAira Windows, second hand, suitable
for dwellings or hotbodR. Doom, Mantels,
teb1 LOGAN, LIRT q 90.
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river ana weather,

CINCINNATI, Sept q.
Westher clear. Thermometer e2',
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READ FHAT PEOPLE SAY
READ WHAT PROPLR SAH
Who could ask for moro substantial leSti-
mOny than Is thus given.
Hon, 0Eo. W, WOODWARD,

Hon. GEo. W. WOODWARD,
Ciel JlLItfce QfLhe Supreme oottrto oi Pa, ,wrtes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1887,
~ ind HoOtlRnuH German BttterS IN u
good tOaic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benent In case9 OF do
biIlty, and want OF nervous RctlOn In the
system. Yours, truly,
9fO. ". WOODWARD"
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SErrEMnER 27.-FLoUR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; No. l white
Michigan 81 39; amber 81 81; No. red
81 %; No. 2 do 81 221G; No. 3 do 81 lG.
Corn-Shade better; No. l, 9Oc; No. 2,
SOC. Oats-3o better; No. !, 57u.
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"Can such things be, and overcome
US like a summer cloud, without our
special wonder?"
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK.
Tho Dcad Ducks OF wall street.

NEw York, Sept. 81.
The World states that the President
OF the Gold Exchange Bank announces
the following firms as omitted from
the clearing: SeeregR d Graves; Gal.
way, Hunter q Co.; r. II. Williams, Jr,
& Co.; Jas Brown d Co.; DoenIn Bo.
cock: Chas. L. Mcclure Il Co.; William
Belden 4 Co.; Albert Speyers; Chas. W.
Keep & Co.
The President OF the Bank an
nounces that the clearing move
ment has been completed and all
balances will he settled to-day;
In the investigation the bank was found
to be as sound as bell. The firms In
Mr.. BenediCt's note have not actually
failed, but they have not cleared them.
selves with the bank. To day the full
account OF affairs will become known.
Several brokers attempted to obtain
admission 10 the bank this morning,
but were refused; It Is said they in
tended to create q disturbance.
RToa1Inr. nF tho 6InIh Rna.,1 Wn,l,I,,o.