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held by designated udges-giving their time 10 that
business exclusively-a great benefit
There are other alterations tending TO add to the
respect and dignity Of the courts
Every man In the land VINO has property or char
acter to protect IL interested In sustaining the nde
pendence and dignity OF the courts
There ID difference of opinion as to the appoint.
ment or election OF judges.
This article provides for the submission to the
people In 1872 Of that single Questi0n-shal judges
be elected or appOintedf
1t has been objected that this article provides that
the salary OF Judge sha not be reduced during his
term OF ONCE, but says nothing as to increasing.
This Is the precise provision OF the constitution OF
the United States as framed by the fathers The abb
surdity OF the present constitution upon this subject
has been seen.
We nave seen different judges on the Same bench
doing the same duties and Of equal ability, recev-
ing entirely different salares-one So 500, another
$500 ls there sense or justice IN thisf Yet there
Is no remedy, as the constitution fOrbids change
till the judges term expires. The sole object Of the
provision Is to secure the independence OF the judge
and this proposed article meets that point
This judiciary article ID chiefly the work Of a
democrat, and should the democracy fail to adopt 1t
they would be guilty OF what has been regarded as
worse than acrime-viz., political blunder.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
CITY POLITICS.
TINE IAmmAnY CONVENTION.

MeeaU.s Of the Tammany County COnvon.
tiOn-EIection Of Delegates and Alternates
10 the State Convention ut syracuse-Har-
nsonious Procceedings-General Feeling Of
the Delegates.
The Tammany County Convention assembled yes
Ierday al noon, at the committee room IN Tammany
Hall, on East Fourteenth street. Mr.. Samuel s. Cox
was chosen chairman, and Messrs. VIM. @. Grover
and N Dimond were elected secretaries. s..
Mr.. Cox, ON taking the chair, and after thanking
the Convention for the honor conferred upon him,
proceeded to make short address full OF pithy re-
marks, ellciting general applause.
The credentials OF the district delegates elected at
the primaries on last Saturday were received and
approved and committee OF one from each district
was appointed to report list OF delegates ana alter
mates 10 the State Convention. recess OF fifteen
minutes was taken, after which
Mr.. EMANUEL b. HART, chairman OF the com.
mittee, reported a list OF names, as instructed, and
they were read by Mr.. j. W. Fowler, the secretary
OF the committee, follows, and adopted by the
Convention without dissenting voice.
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LONG ISLAND.

ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH SIDE RATLRoAp.-Lsst
evening" as the half-past six mail tram on the South
Side Railroad was approaching Bushwck station
the engineer observed O woman walking on the
trestle work and blew down brakes. He con-
tinued to blow the whistle, but the woman did
not appear TO notice II. When the train
was within twenty-five feet Of her she
turned around and instantly threw herself down an
embankment OF fifteen feet. she was struck on the
head by the pilot OF the engine Conductor Cochran
very kindly ordered the train TO be backed up, and
she was taken on board. She was injured 10 the
head and back. She gave her name as wagner and
said she lived In Johnson street. WILLIAMSBURG She
il ab out SKI five years OF age
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ARRIVALS.

IMPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM vAc1rs.
us steam sloop.ofwa Severn, Commander Lorng from
ss;sP'6 Victor, Gates. New Orleans Sept i and the
s.esmship Rspid.n, Mallory, Savannah with mdse and
p::s:sns.I. TO IySSsso1 Fo1 c. 18th A. 90 lon
ms:: md w% SIS; s Wilmington NC with
stsalhship Volunteer. Jones' wilmInstcn, NC, days.
steamship Niagara, B.Eeman Richmond, City Pom. and
Norfolk With mdss and passengers, to the Old Dominion
Ship Jo:epS Hom.. Cot Bo..on Croker singapore May
s:;:
ssss S:s 4 &. s J,
%sa Rsomp.S %
s" "sS SEPT x q orig bound
SOUP SHIP Nins.saSs f B Saarss londonderry
S 81. T :s;s M Sos. s.s Dsr. as
~ TsG: TS s i: i:
% -: fs &c s%ss Rs.'iS ity' asl
had strong ami sw gales to the Cape; OF Cape I'm.
rys .nS: a.
sna 10
N.Y. ks .s s:s S.ss
S's an M.sS9 Polo q d. r
Y. s w or 81 .a 9s BEEN s
IsI =
spoke park sierra Nevada Pannq from London for NYork
Same Fire exchanged signals with bark Jo
hanne Wilhemlher iNG), steering east. 80
Bark Iva Br Leson Curacoa IL days. with salt &c, to
Maitland, Phelps Co. Had moderate weather
=, Brig Q Williams !of Phadeph,a Besdsy' Genfuesos
"a days. with &C. to Miller IIoughton. Had strong
head winds all the Sept 80 lon 49, encountered
severe gale commencing from and going round to WsW
blowing 6ercey for three days. blew away lower and upper
topsa washed everything movable from the deck, started
vessel leaking and shifted cargo.
Schr Asedar L. Laura lof Georgetownl Husc, Para 70
days with hides &c TO h weinberg. Had light winds most
OF the passaee has been Eve days north OF aeras Sept
lS. OF Chncoteague, spoke brig Anne, from CUBA FOR
NYork.
schr Ricardo Barros (of Brookhavenl wcks Baracoa,
IL days with fruit to Pearsal Had light essterit
winds the entire passage.
schr Willie D Dale Jacksonville IL days, with lumber to
Thomas Holmes. Had heavy NE winds most OF the pas
sage.
schr Ben, Weeks, Wilmington, NC, days, with naval
stores, to Powell Sept 49, lat 86 49, lon "a 49, spoke wha
ling schrs Union, of Pronceown, with lOV bbls oil sassa
Gus, Of do, clean
schr zephaniah ssclmap, sommers, wilmington, Nc 10
days. with naval stores, to u Edwards Had light NE
winds the entire passage
Schr Hud Frank Pendleton, wilmington, NC, 10 days,
with naval stores TO r Edwards
sshI ssss0n Holmes, Howard, Ny Riyv, NJ, . asyb
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NEWBURG.

INcB~DIARY FiRE.-At two O'Clock on Monday
morning the barns and outbudings on the farm OF
Dr. J. L. Foster, two miles west OF Newburg, were
destroyed by fire. Loss about 4000 which there is
no insurance. The fire was undoubtedly the work Of
an ncendiary. SO many incendiary fires nave oc-
Cured In this vicinity recently That citizens are be-
ginning to feel alarmed, and Tho Common Council at
recent meeting offered reward OF $500 for the
detection OF tho incendiarics. Thus far, however,
the "Newburg nrebug" mas managed to escape
losses 10 the amount VI about S15,oVQ.
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DC
all spoke In similar strain When at q late hour,
the meeting adjourned.
German Denocratic Meeting in tho Twenty.
second Ward-Thc Anashcma Against MIR.
Genet Endorsed.
The regular German Democratic Club met last
evening at Unger's Hail. corner Forty-nlnth street
and Broadway, Mr.. John f. Siegmann, the president,
in the chair, with Mr. Henry Witness % secretary.
Mr. Toutphoeus from the delegation the joint Ger.
man convention OF the Eighth senatorial dis
published In the HERALD yesterday, urging
the nomination OF Hitchman for Senator and
denounclng Genet The resolutions as adopted
by the Convention were approved and
the action Of the delegates confirmed without Opp0-
sltion. spirited debate sprang up on the ques-
ton as to when 1t should be proper to propose the
name OF capable and meritorious German for the
civil tusticeshp Of the seventh district but after
much wranging no definite action was reached,
though the determination was unanimous that the
Oflice was to be filed by German.
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With shingles, TO- to Q Bsnsnt b bound 70 bridgeport
s sss. s Sl:., f s'i: ss yIs1a'
sehs HswEins Hcvsy PSiSdspsia, with suano. to N
schr ASlssn Haley. Haley Philadelphia for Hunter,
schr Frank Smith, Smith, Philadspha for Bridgeport.
s schr I Small. Tics, Phiadelphis for Bridgeport
sa.S Pniaa:phs scP Pro wi
Hath: Il 81
s scsr M,inaasn: gssbs P6isdsphis for P.rtucket
New
:S S New s:dfaS
"' o.n 1a boat . 1So Aa.~ w.,. Win
tsrday i; consigned Morgan: Sons, and not as be.
Passed Through Hell Cato,
BOUND SOUTH.
for New York with plaster 70 'H' Whitney Co. ''
Brig Mary Given ORB Robertson. 81 john NIB, for New
New York with plaster to CTandaI Umphray Co. WIN
Yse SI;S wm Cap. Sable for New
schr AS. Ams', Avsri Rockand for New York, with
sshr Red Jacket. Aver, koctand for New York; with
sshr Trade Wind, Babb, Roctland for New York; with
sehr esnEes; Twergcny, Ellsworth for New York; with
s schr + Kenny. Kelly, Boston for New York.
schr 1 Barns, Roberts, New Bedford for New York.
Schr Lucy Church, Miller, Nantucket for New York.
schr Lamartine, Quincy, Wareham for New York.
schr Mantle, Deerng, Taunton for New York.
Schr Dadem, Chase, Fall River for New York.
Schr Ring Dove Wooster, Providence for New York.
schr John Warren, Magyar, Providence for New York.
Schr Evergreen, Bunce, Providence for New York.
Schr Coyer, Newman, Providence for New York.
Schr Onward Norwood, Providence for New York.
Schr Memento, White, Providence for Philadelphia
schr sals Chartre Simmons Providence for Port John
schr P Allen, Chase, Newport for New York.
schr roster, Sheffield, Pawtucket for Rond0ut.
Schr Corneia, Chase, New London for New York.
schr Success Richards, New London for Philadelphia
schr Eliza Potter Potter, Noank for Philadelphia.
schr N L Bartlett, Fitch, Norwslk for New York
schr Evelyn, Burger Stamford for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Marco Polo Pitts, Trenton tor Bridgeport
Brig Levy, Dow, New York for st George, NIB.
Brig Morris Grape, New York for st John, NIB.
Brig Oak Point, Ferguson, New York for =.
Schr Madison Holiness Howard Bay River, NC for Bridge
schr Gen Grant, Hunter PHILADELPHIA for Bridgeport.
Schr Morning Light -, Philadelphia for New Haven.
o Si sra
Schr Surge Warwick, Trenton for Mystic
ford.
schr Mary Tice, Tice, New Brunswick for New Haven.
4chr Panhea, HILL Woods Landing for Providence.
Schr Orozimbo, Eaton, Exabethport for Newburypoc.
schr Lonsa, -7,, Rondout for Proyidence.
Schr Merwin, Bunce, Rondout for Providence.
6chr Hudson, Champlin, Rondout for Norwich.
9chr Joseph Rogers Nav Rondout for Hartford.
schr Quincy, Quincy, Rondont for Newburg.
Schr Yankee Boy, Reeves Newburg for New London.
Schr Tariff, Mills, New York for Oyster Bay.
Wind at sunset NV leht
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SHIPPING NE w S.
Almanac for New Yorl-This Day.
Herald Packages.

Herald Facka1oO.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving At this port
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached
Yacht feet The Now York Associated Press do
collect marine the delivery
will bs By the following proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March 5, 1885,
Resolved That and after April 1865 the Associated
Press will discontinue the collection Of ship news IN the
harbor Of New York. Passed un Anmously
NJ The ONCE Of the HsRALD steam yachts JANIS and
JBANNETTE Is at Whitehall slip All cations from
owners and consianees 70 the masters Of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free Of charge.
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A Blow for Henry w. Genet.

Last night, at Brevoort Hail. on Fifty fourth street.
near Third avenue, under the presidency Of Mr.. Law
renee Kerr, and with Mr.. +. Landmann, "Henry
w. Genet Association Of the Nineteenth ward" was
formed Strong resolutions were adopted end Orsing
the past public career Of Mr.. Genet as specially COM
mendable and that Of "a consistent democrat, an up
right legislator and o firm and unwavering adherent
to the interests or his constituents" and eminenty
the workingman's friend" and they pledge him
their united and untirng support.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Allcmanna tNG), Bardua, Hamburg-Kun-
hardt 4 Co.
Steamship Key West, Rudolph, acknowledgement,
Steamship Rsoecca Clyde, Chichester Wilmington, NC
James Hand
steamshp Mflvire, Renaur, PhIadslphia-N Wonder
smith,
Steamship Frsnconi., Bragg. Portland Ames
Ship 70 Semitic, Mack, San Francisco-C C0mstock Co.
Ship Wallace, Carney, New Orsans-N II Brigham.
Ship Screamer. Young, Savannah-Nesmith Sons.
Bark Godfrey, Sears, CardiG-Snow Burgess
Bark Sailor Prince (Br), McAanus, Antwerp W Elweh
&Co
Bark Prowess (Br) HILBERT, Antwerp--Boyd & Hincksn
Brig Lark scopsan, Pernsmbuco and Baha-Jones 4
Tough.
Brig Spring Bird OBJ, Whittier Iarbados-Peniston Ca.
Brig Black Swan, Podgor, Georgetown, DEL GageE
Brig Star. Sparrow, Boston--H W Loud h Co.
schr Peronella Obj Emery Wanks River, Mic, via Trin
schr Rescue (Br), DUMB ST Johns NFCranda, Umphray
4 Co
schr Conservative, Kempton, Chareston--N McCready
&Co.
schr Ridgewood, Dsrrckson, Charleston McCready
Co.
schr MaIson Rogers, Jackson, NorfolkC Staples CO.
6chr Sarah Cobb Phiadelphia-F erguson 4 W ood
Scbr Manzanilla, McAser, Boston s G Loud Co.
Schr Fred Brown Gardner, Providence-H W jackson h
Co.
Schr p Goiwn, Waterbury, Stamford.
Steamer 8 Walker, Slevin Philadelphia.
Sloop ODD Fellow, Dyer, Middetown, CT
ARRIVALS
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First Assembly District Union Republican
AssOciuf tim.

The association met last night ut No. 1856 Franklin
street. Mr.. Nathan Kingsley, sr was the principal
speaker. He congratulated those present on the
prospect that the republican party in the city would
again be united and present solid front to the
enemy. But he thought 1t just that the Offices in
this city In the gift OF the party should only be dis
tributed among men of New York city and to others
from the rural districts"
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The Republican Clubs Weeping.

Ninth Twelfth, Sixteenth and other Assembly
district republican associations met last night and
adopted resolutions sympathizing with Mr.. Atkn-
son, late foreman Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and
Navy Department, for removing the former gentle
man from his official position: 1t seems that Mr..
decapltating democratic employees Of the Navy Yard,
and Mr.. Delan0 has similarly visited him very
recently. Delano was therefore, stigInatzed as in
direct opposition 10 the interests OF the party and
the administration.
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Thirteenth Ward Jacob Cohen Democratic
Association.

This association held large and enthusiastic
meeting last night at Baer's Hotel, Grand street, Mr.
A. Lewis in the chair. Addresses were made by
Messrs. p. O'Reilly, Sam. @. Sloan and others, all
advocating with great warmth OF feeling the elec-
ton Of JACOB Cohen for Supervisor. Captain Sloan
IN the course Of his remarks said that he was
present at q former meeting in this ward when an
break up the meeting. He added that he was ndi-
vidually responsible for anything he should say and
that any one Directing to his remarks could call on
him personally.
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When the above report ON delegates and alter
mates had been adopted, 1t was resolved, that the
New York delegation should meet at the GLOBE
Hotel. Syracuse on Wednesday morning. at ten
In conversation with some Of the prominent dele
gates chosen and other members OF TINS Convention,
1t was ascertaned that the general intent at present
Is to renOminate the present State officers and to
put forward a progressive platform which 1t is de-
signed 70 make particularly denunciatory OF the
EXCISE law
large number of representatives of the German
Democratic organizations have made preparations to
ton OF their claims. Since. however nearly all OF
the more influential members OF these German
ORGANIZATIONS are represented the roster OF dele
gates and alternates the work OF these outside dele
cations seems to have been anticipated; but whether
this will satisfy the rank and file, who want some
thing more substantial than such mere empty
hOnOrs, remains to be seen.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK.

State Conventions.
Democratic Syracuse, September 20.
Republican. Syracuse, September 20.
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The Fourth District Police Justiccship.
Quite respectable meeting Of Peterson Engine
Company No. 81, Canal street, was held last even
ing under the craftsmanship of Andrew Cronan. at
which JOnn Scott was formally placed In The race
for Police Judge IN Justice Manseld's place In the
Fourth district.
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nothing After him came Mr.. rurdy and others who
the meeting adjourned.
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ahipplnR Notes.

Schooner Clara 995 tons schooner Maria Elizabeth 20
tons schooner John Merrill, 5 schooner Franklin
Bell loo tons, and schooner Lyons 1855 TONS have been
hauled on Deans railway Red Hook, during the week.
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By telekfhphsI @T. EoUIa. Hcut. W.
TOBACcO-Stln aud nc Iveu $500 80 for
planters lu2s, 81 5J@ll % Tor common 90
10 bright leaL
CorI0N-Nomlnat at 2.94827c
EhMF-tifmi small sales 0f uudr ssed
at tlbO; dressed, E231.
FLoUR-tG met. with good order dee
manu- lor medium -rAnds5 Fan suDcruuo
SOLD ~ 5000 l2 X saW5 CD, Xxx So 1890 u0.
So 1908 90.
WHEAT-Firm. but slow; No > rsd FaII.
81 U@l lOi NO. I do, an lbul I8t choice.
u 2lgl 125ai No white, al FOL l8; choice,
81 %.
CORN-Firm at Soc Tor yellow, 8iaI Ol for
prime 20 fancy white
OATs-ilZ9a5c I'm bulk, and 48a5Zc ln
sacks.
BARLEY-Duu 40 81 0jaIl0 for good to
prime iowa. 81 p Tor strictly primo lllI-
nOis, 81 a Tor chnice Minnesota i5 for
Michigan, and 81 FOOL 80 for Ohio.
RYE-Hoavy nt s0G67J6.
WHTsKK-Q uiet aud Hfgady at Ell lb.
GROCERTEs-QuI ana unchanged.
PoRK-Dull, aud bat little doing nt 8Il 3D.
Mt83 W. DRY Hat. meat very uru; cIour
RI sides SOLD at l7Jfc.
BACON-Held big ana h8Idofs indie
ferenl about selltugi thoulders, IGi1c: held
at N9<c; clear RIB sides, ola orders 1870.
loose clear slices, 1895 aud pached DO,
l8H420c.
LARD-Duii and hut little selling; choIcs
y quoted at is1asls}tc in tierce and zoo ln
keg.
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THE MARKETS.
sew YOrk NarKet
~ relegraphI NEW YoET' Sept.


~ telegraph NEW YoRK. Sent y.
COTTON Without decided change. sales
Of 600 bales at 29c for middlinp u6Iandq
FLoUE-ktrm receipts Is ~ barrels:
heavy and in buyers favor. sales az
$40 barrels 40 t5 60g6 10 for superfI No
State and Western; SIS 2008 20 for erfrs
state; t6 l596 % for extra Western; s6 75a
80 Tor white wheat extra: 60 2la8 III
for round hoop Ohio; SIS 50QT 90 for e5,9
ira st. Louis; 81 O0a0 90 for good choice
ditto. Rye Flour in moderate request:
sales Of 80 barrels at 81 1896 ..
CORN MEAI--(luie
WHIsKY-Lower; sales Of 80 barrels OF
Western at 81 Is for free
WHEAT-Receipts 2l3,333 bushels; 112c
lower, with fair export and moderate
milling inquiry; sales OF $4,000 bushels at
81 30 for No. Spring, old and new, TO ar
rive and on spot; 81 40 for common No. 2
ditto; 81 458l 40 for Winter red and am Der
Western 8 4gI9l 30 for choice ditto: 81 43
amber state; 81 5G9l IS for white Western .
81 20 for white Kentucky.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales OF 5000 bushels
Canada West al 81 80.
CORN-Receipts, 90.j12 bushels; 1a2c low
er; moderate inquiry sales of 1900 BUSH
els at lS4c0SI o. Tor uusound new mixed
Western: 81 05gl O6 for sound do : On IA for
white WESTERN 81 10 for Western yellow.
OATs-hecelpts, 81 200 bushels; lower, ir-
regular and unsettled; sales OF 5000 BUSH
els at 6l0631Zc for new Northern and
Western 6396fc for state.
STOCK or GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE.
els oats, 9f733 bushels; rye. q, 968 hushels:
barley, 5,gis bushels; malt, 81 ,937 bushels;
peas, S.5l7 bushels.
RIcE-Steady; 890c for Cafo.ina.
oEEEE-Steady; sales of 5000 bags Rio
on private terms also 500 To ats Java at
&c In gold.
sUeAR- Quiet; sales OF $50 hogsheads At
lZAc for CUBA: 1890 for Porto RIO.
MOLASSES-NO miually unchanged.
HoPS-Qulet: f5920c.
rROLEUM-NOminal.
LINSEEn OTL-Dull: 81 coal Oh In casks.
SPIRITS Z URPESTINE-Dull at 43c
PoRK-Dull and heavy: sales OF 400 bar
rels az t3l 2598l 81 for mess: closing at s8I 81
cash; t27 O0aH so for prime, and so 50W
$50 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady: sales OF ITO barrels at S. so
9l3 80 for new plain mess; So O09l7 % for
extra mess.
BEEF .HAsis-Quiet; sales OF 50 barrels at
SIS 00023 co.
Cur MEATs-Qulet; sales OF 100 packages
at lfz@l5c Tor shoulders: l70l0c for hams.
MIDDLEs-Quiet and steady; sales OF 70
boxes Of ice cured at lie.
DARD-Quiet and steady sales OF 325
tierces at Halk1Ec, chiefly at lS1%c, for
cam lS1sWl31Ic for kettle rendered; also
sales OF 80 tierces or steam, seller Septem-
Der, at I8Ic.
BUTTER-DulI at l5@2Se for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Quieta at i34l6Mc
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b3 Telegraph CHICAGO. Sept. a..
EXC9ANoE-Eas' ern 1-I0 or buying am q
par selling.
FLOUn-Dulfs eafcr Of gDrfna nrfraa n
s. 625S06 so.
WHEAT Dull and heavy "a q Tnrrla
lower; sales or no. 40 SD I8: No q ruanrT
% III w, declined 20 81 l0 closing Htei III<.
September.
CoRN-Dull o. 5<9lc lover: sales or NO..
= at 75M765<c. O. sing go T6lle. san . or rex
jected az 135Z0f5cs NO grade 7laL<c. this
AFTERNOON the market was active I'd 1910
1tc, sellers seu4omber. TGe. buyers Sens
temhor aud l8Zc, buyers October, for Mo. q.
OATs-ActiVe anu l<@3fc loWers aaIaa. OF
NO. az 12SMa2i<C; rejected at llMUlSc.
closing weak tt a2sS 1r No. p
hHE-Steadyf no. 4 at B8I<es No 9 al
eA4s35zc for rejected.
BAHLEY-Quiet; No steadv TT 81 21 cash
ana % leTs the month. aud st z8aI ~ aef-
ler's DC Obpr.
81 10. "'
Troy IsIoFs-Namiual at g33 7508i O1 for
4aesa PORK Ibgl81<c for Lard I41f0llIgo FOR
dry-eaited shDmiuerss ITmfTL<e for 1rrg,
sides, and 1870 for short fiua.
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River Dispaae,sss..

NEW ORLEANS. September Z7.--Arrived:
Indiana, SWailO y, ulia, and A. Rudolph
from Cincinnati. Departed Indiana, to
Louisville.
NASHVILLE, September Z7.-River rising,
with % inches on Harpeth Shoals. Wealth
was frost this morning, but IL did no Sc
Tious damage.
PITTsBURG, September Electromagnetic
feet i've inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and cold. Thermometer 4So.
MEMPHIS, September .27.-Weather clear
and cool. The river has fallen one foot
Up-Belle Memphis. Down-Importer.
LOUISVILLE. September 27.-Port List
Cora y Cincinnati to Memphis: Charmer
Evansville TO Cinclnnaui Nick Long
worth, from New Orleans: ID. Inch from
Charlestown. River about stationary.
with feet In the canal, , feet on the falls
and foot over the rocks. ~ Gather clear
and very cool.
CAIRO, Sept. 27.-JulIa, st. Louis to Vicks-
burg, Pm: Lumsden, Evansville packet,
IL PM; Com monwealth, st. Louis 10 New
st. Louis, IL NJ; Cairo, Memphis 20 st.
Louis. 8 a NJ; st. Joseph. Memphis TO ST.
Louis, IL NJ. f.; Friendship, Cairo TO Grand
Tower, PM; Kilgour, IT. Louis to New
Orleans, NJ: sam. Brown, Louisville to
st. Louis, 5 PM. The river fell 8 inches.
Weather clear. Mercury Co.
ST. LOUIS. September 27.-Port List-Ar-
rived: Lizzie GIL and StoneWalI, New Or
leans; Nick Wall, Lexington: MOllie Nc
PiEe and Dubuque, st. Paul: wild Duck
PIttsburg; Shamrock, Clncinnati; Citv of
Cairo, Memphis; MOuhtaineer, Kansas
City. Departed - Muscatfue. 10. PauI /;
Lucy Bertram, KeOkuk: Belle So. Louis
Memphis: Schuyler, Peoria; W. b. Dance.
Kansas City. No change to note in the
river The weather is cool. Mercury &c
at P. NJ