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NEW YORK, July l5.-Noon.-Stocks strong 4;
Sterling, 1901, Gold, 1851. 5-ao's, 80, IA. North
Carolina 6's, So: new, 4s. Virginia G's, ex-cou-
pons, 81 new, 6l Tennessee 6's, ex-coupons, o2a;
new, 80. 4......... r r
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat dull and fayors
buyers. Corn shade frmer. Pork dali new,
s32.2s. Lard nominal. Cotton quiet az S4tG1s4sc;
Turpcntine dropping at 42sc. R0sin firm; good
strained, S2.5o6s2.a5. Freights dull:
Erening. -Cotton Is quiet and Unchanged; sales
of 1900 bales at 3it@Qa4ac. Flour unchanged
Wheat easier; No. spring sl.s red western.
frmcr ut 02@95c. Pork, $3.50. Lard nruer ut
l7fMleic. for steam, and 2o2otc. for kettle. Whis-
KEY firm ut 81 O5. Rice steady; Carolina, sQ5sc,
Naval stores quiet. Freights heavy.
Governments firm 5-2O's, '6?, 1898. Southern
securities dull. Money easier att per cent. cur
rency, with with exceptions ats per cent. dohi'
1861
BALTIMORE, July 15.-Virginia s's, old, sol bid !;
lsgB,s 5s} bid: ls87's 81 bid. Cotton qniet and
firm for low grades. Wheat firm and higher new
red. 81. 55IISI.g5. Corn advanced; white, si.os
yellow, SL0sQIS1os. Pork quiet ut s3i Bac9n nrin
and active clear, 1stM1Sic. shoulders, 15fH l5tc
hams, ?2JGD23c. Lard dull ut Isi@soc. Whskey
scarce and In demand ut Sl.oc49$Lo7. ~
CINCINNATI July l5.-ATess pork, saS. Bacon
Shoulders, l4@l4ic. sides, !7i0lstc.
ST. LOUIS, July l5.-Whlskey frm at n. Pork
and bacon unchanged. Lard nominal at lsDls3c
LOUISVILLE, July l5.--Provisions very firm !;
mess pork, sa3. Shoulders, 14Qgl4ic.
NEW ORLEANS, July B.-Cotton, s?ic.. With
| exports, Jag bales Gold, 1861. New York sight
&C.. premium. Sugar firm; common, loHllc.
| prime, 1910. Molasscs nominal choice fcrment-
| Ing, GjlDCic.
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july 1.-THE market for provisions Is strong
and hioyant, especially for bacon, the prices for
which are fully t.. mp Within the last day or two.
Sales of shoulders are making to the trade mt $50
Isle. for shoulders, st6DIsic for rib sides, aud
aisle. for clear rib sides. Bulk shoulders are held
firmly at lic.-an advance, but there are no sides
Offering. We 1moie however, sides nominal Mt le3
Ml6ic. for rib and l7MI7ic. for clear rib. Lard s
steady at l9@1a1c, and mess porkw quote at $3.50
NS3i
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the route resembled, in great measure,
the scenes on the road from London on the
,y,.a.t ,yIist Darl,x- nor
THE PRIZE HYMN.

the route resembled, in q great measure,
the scenes on the road from London on the
great English Derby Day.
THE PRIZE HYMN.
The following il translation by DR.. P.
Unger, of Ellicott City, Of the "Hymnils to
Song" the musical composition to which
carried the first prize. The text was select.
ed by the composer himself. Professor
Hermann FRANKIE, of Crossen, Prussia
Thou'rt sent to rs from the Blessed Land,
With power and strength In full accord;
Thou gudest us with loving hand,
To praise In all his worksshe Lord.
Thou purest spring, oh Sacred Song,
On which our hope and faith will feed;
Thou sunlight, shining clear and strong,
From which the Shades OF Life recedc.
Whoc'r enjoys n guilclcss heart
From out his breast full chords will start
Like chime OF bells on Sunday morn.
Then cometh peace into the heart-
With angels do we wish 20 sing
Dissolved. all earthly pangs depart
The soul 1t lives In Loves fair spring.
Yea. he for us powerful shield
Well hear thy loving voice so sweet:
with thee before us, Wen not Yield
IF light or stormy clouds We meet.
Thou holy Song, we live in thee:
oh, guide us by thy loving hand.
And when we part. the last shall he
4 Farewell chord to Fathcrland.
Baltimore SIM.
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The New Orleans Frauds.

New ORLEANS, July 15.-Deputy Surveyor
Keith has been released from custody, having
given the customs officers valuable informa-
ton. AuguSte COntune was released this
morning on s. 900 bail. a warrant is out
for Adolphe Faurie, who cannot be found.
Holton, the sampler, is to be arrested again.
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Belle Boyd, now Mrs. Hammond, is in
San Francisco very i'll. Her eX-hllSband
Wylde Hardinee) is also resident Of the
same city. He is not inclined to quarrel
with the present husband.
Professor Tvndall. in n lecture before the
Cambridge Philosophical Society, expressed
the opinion that the tails of comets, which
are always turned from the sun, are pro-
duced much in the same way rs >ymmetri-
cal clouds are produced by vapors in tuses
by the action of light. The heat is inter,
cepted by the body of the comet, and Il tail
is produced by the deposit of vapors on the
side opposite to the sun, which vapors be-
come luminous by reelected light.
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An electrical blasting machine has been
invented, and was successfully tested last
%cck IN san Francisco. The advantages
tI!ticd for it are First, safety. No fuse
- USED, and the blast can be fired from any
r''lahcc- Second, twelve or fifteen blasts
d %m lie fired simultaneously and without
-jInRcf' 1t will work either with nitro
s ,'e or powder. 1t can be used as y
''VLaaliNs or land battery. III
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AEOTuER BANK koBBERY.-A few days
ago two strangers entered the Seamen,s
Bank for Savings in New York, and while
one OF them engaged the attention OF the
oIllrcr i'll charge, the other secretly picked
ap the cashiers box and made off with 1t.
ihe box contained $4,000 in bonds and
}9yk>. Subsequently, the box, with over
$1,000 Of bonds not negotiable, was found
n The entry Of Il private dwelling, where
me thieves had placed it.
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The Indian Troubles,

ST. LOUIS, July 15.-New Mexico adyices
say the Indians are still troublesome on the
Santa Fe mail route. The crops are good.
None of the newly-appointed Indian agents
have yet arrived in the territory.
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NeHs of 81 DefauIfPr.

NEW YORK. July 15.--It is said W. n
Sanford, the dcfaulting cashier of the Cen
trail National Bank, left Boston last wcel
for Europe.
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Norfolk Markets.

July li.-iTnres.-White oak pipe, 500; culls.
$40. White oak heading. SIS culls, 1925. White oak
hogshead, S55 culls, 1923. Red oak hogshead, s3t
culls, 800.
Mingles.-No. ], SlOfISli.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81. 10; fair, ~ .406lSl.6o
common, S1aSl.2O. Rcd-Prmc, il.GO fair, 81. 40 /;
common, ST.
n-Midding, 33c. low middllng, 32c.
good ordinary, ale. ; ordinary, soc.
Corn. White, 9T3c. Yellow, 00c. Mixed, csc.
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STENCIL Toors AND PLATES.

n BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
". BRAND-CUTTER. 141o MAIN STREET.
Tho new patent BRANDlNG-IEON,f for marking
All kinds OF wooden articles by heating IL, Is per-
fectIy adapted to branding barreis or any other
article under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, stencil Paste, Brushes, in-
Brass and German silver, FRAMES, steel Rings,
Chsehs, Esss &s,, wholesale aaarstsl, mn
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NTRGINrANS IN LUcK-THE POMFHEY Es-
TATE IN ESGLANp.-Samucl Pomircy. ESD.
ot Ccviugton, NY, has recently received
information from England that he Is one OF
thirteen heirs 10 Il considerable amount OF
money and property left them by their an
rc>toTS. and only awaits the necessary proof
upon their part to place them in possession
OF the same. The amount of money de-
posted in prominent banking institution
in the city of London. belonging to the
heirs according to the will. amounts to the
snug little sum Of 10000 sterling, with
lawful interest from the date Of deposit.
The real estate embraces a whole square OF
property situated in the very heart of the
city of London. Mr.. Pomliey has en-
ploycd one Of the ablest attorneys i'll the
city of London to prosecute the same to Il
successful issue. He is at present obtaining
the necessary proofs, and will in short
time nc fully prepared TO Substantlate the
claims Of the heirs to the money and pro-
pcrty. \ meeting OF the heirs will be called
shortly. when one of their number Will be
delegated to proceed to England and act on
their behalf. \ majority OF the heirs re-
side in the State of Virginia, and as soon
as they can be heard from time and place
of meeting will be agreed upon.-Cfact'-
v t'g,Y
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The California and Pennsylvania Demo-
e-acy denounce the importation OF John
Chinaman. But the New York World sees
in monaghan immigration the restoration
OF King Cotton, and the dethronement OF
The African, and says; I'VE doubt w yiaSina
Senator Casserly will succeed IN milking
opposition to Chinese emigration Q Demo
sTatis ISSUE"
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HELENA, MONTANA, July 15.-A dispatch
says that Wells, Fargo e Co.'s coach was
robbed at MOren's Station Of s. 900 in gold.
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The French Cable All Right.

ST. PIERRE MIGUELoN, July 1j.-The
French ocean cable was spliced with the
land end to-day. The operators and instru-
ments have been sent ashore from the Great
Eastern, and communication will soon DO
ODPncd with Brest.
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Active Naval Operations.

New YORK, July 15.-The steam gun
boats Severn, Hartford, Wasonda, Detroit,
and Swatara, are rapidly fitting out at this
navy-yard for immediate service.
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WASHINGTON, July 15.-Michael Vidal, of
Louisiana, has been appointed commits
sioner on the part of the United States to
adjust the claims with Peru.
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LADY SHOT BY BCRGLAR.-- Springfield,
%g,o July l4.-Mrs. 3. y. Ormsbee, u
N'Qow lady, was shot dead by a burglar in
%9%d daylight this morning in her house,
Ntst d Glcenn0unt cemetery. --- -
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| have positive information to-day that
the Sumner malignant> intend to oppose the
admission Of Virginia. Then will come " the
tug Of war; Many still doubt whether
General Grant will stick to his present
colorS.- Washington ictter-Baittmorc Ga
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PooR WHITTLEsEY. MIR. WhittleSey, late
Radical candidate for Congress in the
seventh district of Virginia. is here display
ing fraudulent Radical tickets alleged to
have been used by the Walker men in the
late clcction-RadicaI yignctteS, &C., with
names of Walker men.- Washington tclc-
cram in Baltimore Sun.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.

ALEXANDRIA,, Va.
July livery little doing in Flour, and demand
limited TO choice brands of extra; stock on hand
limited. Receipts Of Wheat are limited to few
hundred bushels told and newt, and prices are I'M
settled. Corn very firm and in demand, with sales
at 81. O36lSl.O3. No transactions III Rye reported
Sale. Of Oats nj T3C.
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GALL At ZIMMER d CO.'S WHOLE
~ SALE ICE-CREAM MASUFACFoRY, lSts
MAIN STREET, where tce-Cream is regularly
walls, saloons, and private families at 81 70 per
gallon. Delivered free OF charge 20 any part o. 81
I'm quality and iiavor) against any hish-priced
ice-cream sold In The city. We have also ntted up
a splendid lce-Cream Saloon at our retail esIaD-
lsiiIueut No. "a Broad street, next TO Mr.. Mount
castles Ladies are especially invited 70 yisN Ids
place where they will md Mr. Capped always
seasSn, and where they can give oar lee-Cfeam
fair test and leave their orders. 49, my y
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The New York Brokers and the
VTsury Inv.

NEW YORK, July 15.-Eleven indictments
have been found by the grand jury against
prominent bankers and brokers for violating
the usrlry law. The arrests will probably
be made tomorrow.
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Indiana is doing well with her State debt.
Five years ago it footed up some $, OO0,O
1t has since been reduced to >, 600, 900, and
of this $500, coo was paid off July l, leaving
only 81 100000 Another five years will see
the State ont of debt and 4 large fund in the
Treasury if the present prudent manage
mcnt is continued.
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Drought mt the South-The Case Of
Turner.

Augusta, Ga, July 15.-The crops are
suffering from the intense heat and drought.
The Investigation in the case of Turner,
colored postmaster at Macon, Ga, is post
poned till Friday, awaiting witnesses.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Grant, we learn, is
satisfied with the result i'll Virginia. He
thinks ii good. General Lee, they say, Is
satisfied. and thinks it good. Greeley is
satisfied and says it is good. Brick Pome-
roy i half inclined TO he satisfied. So now
let Us have pcace."-New I-orh Uerdtd.
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Rockingham claims to have raised 500,0o0
bushels of wheat the present season.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON July lE.-Eoon, --Consols, 93s. United
States bonds firm nj s2i. Turpentine 21s. Oh The
Bank OF England has reduced IT'S rate Of interest
to per cent.
LIyERPooI July l5.-Nocn. --Cotton steady;
uplands, I2l612id.; Orleans, l54l3id. estimated
sales, 10 600 bales.
AHsrnoon.-C easier; uplands, ND; Or
leans I'D. Corn--OId, 29..; new, 2Is. ed; old
western wheat, SIS. Cd .G9s. I'd.
HAvRE, July H. Cotton opens firm both on the
spot and atioat.
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VIRGINIA INvENTIoNs.-Machlne Tor
making plug tobacco, Peter Mayo, Rich
mond ; fire-escape ladder, II. L. Hartman,
NnrAvnnl.
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Several hundred Irish laborers have az
rived here within the past few days to be
employed on the mile section of the Win
chester and Strasburg railroad, extending
from its junction with the Winchester and
Potomac railroad through the corporation
pushed forward with earncstrcSs.-W Vim
chester Times, 14h.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
BANK.
TILE RICHMOND RANKING AND

49, ~ l-NSC DAMN
THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
in their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, receive
money on deposit, on which they pay INTEREST:
They would respectfully call the attention OF all
having lille money to this department.
ONCE, No. 1902, corner of Main aYd Iwelfti
streets. ia b. DAVIS, TreSldent.
DIRECTORS: J. 3. Davis J. A. Bulytn, Joseph
HALL l.. II. Frayser. W. j. Smith, X. .. Haskins,
T. W. boswell, and w. W. Crurnp. jy H-3m
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.-This in
IL stitution receives deposits of
ONE DOLLAR OR MORE
and grants certificates therefor. We allow liberal
interest on all deposits.
Receive daily deposits and allow interest on all
check balances, make collections, and
draw all the principal cities.
JOHN T.. BOSSIEUX, President.
THOMAS s. ARSiIsTEAD, Cashier.
Office, 1900 Main street. jyl-im
MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
vi DOLLAR SAVINGS BASk.-Persons
desiring to PURCHASE HOUSES OR LOTS
OF LAND FOR BUILDING UPON will
by calling obtain all the particulars. BUY
yourself home, and stop pay ing rent. You VIII,
by becoming a stakeholder In this BUILDING
FUND, have the privilege OF purchasing home
time the house will be yours, and your accumula-
tiuns will be considerable besides. Suppose you
Continue to pay rent-how much better of viii
you be IN one, two, or three years than you are
now?
Save your rent Ivy paying for your own house.
Call on us-wc will take pleasure In explaining.
Office, 800 Main street. Jy lin
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FANCY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nEVILLED ENTREMETS, TONGUE,
IL HAM, L0BSTER.-Eyery traveller shoaid
supply himself, before starting OIL a trip, Win
some Of the above Indispensable eatahieS.
ANDREW PIZIISI e. CO.,
"a nd ~ reg
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INFORMANT CoSsULTATIoS.-We learn
from an authoritative source that Governor
Walker has invited number Of the most
prominent Nirginians, including General r.
gomery White Sulphur Springs. The meet
ing will take place at an early day after Co.
vernon Walkers return from New York,
which will be definitely fixed upon hereaf-
ter.-Lynch6urg NetcS.
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The Baltimore Sangsrfest.

The programme for yesterday, the fifth
day of the grand Sangerfest In this city, was
varied by the introduction of several new
features. Instead of deyoting the day
wholly to music in the halls and concert
rooms, it was given up by the singers to
general enjoyment at the Schuetzen Park,
on the Belair road, where one of the largest
crowds ever gathered within its precincts
was assembled to participate in the festiy:-
ties
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CALLS WELL THAT ENDS WELL" IS
Such was the fine Shakcspearian motto
which the Norfolk Virginian suggested for
the Conservative party, and such was the
legend on Il transparency in Alexandria the
other night. But Caesar frequently does
not get the things that are his, as we had
occasion to reflect when we saw our fine
motto copied by our friend the Richmond
Dispatch and credited to another paper.
We thought that this was having our
"name spelt wrong in the Gazette" with II
vengeance, but composed ourselfto the mis-
fortune with Christian ortitudc.-Norfolk
F!rgiman.
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1t is acknowledged that on no former oc-
casion has Gay street and Belair avenue,
the direct route to the SchuetZen Park, pre-
scented SO animated q scene as it did yester-
day. Standing at the head OF Broadway, Il
passenger railway cur passed either out or
in every two minutes, whilst during the
most of the day, as far as the eye could
reach, there was dense and confused mass
of every description Of vehicles going and
returning from the scene of festiVity. The
elegant private carriage of the wealthy citi-
zen, the superb open barouche, the fast
teams and the slow teams, the regular hack
and the furniture wagon, all filled with pas
sengers, were brought into service for the
OCCASION, and thr0nged the thoroughfare
from beginning TO end. The scsns along
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MISUNDERSTANDING FRUITS

II saves sugar and will efectually preserve fruits
~ mi kuts Vegetables, milk, cider, &C. For sale
by PURCELL, LAID CO., p:ugsasts,
SYN siSana'H''' '"
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Grain and Flour Markets.

tai value of exports for lS6s-'8o. ,5Co,ol 90
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SINGING At THE PARK.

At3P. NJ. number Of the members Of
the various societies assembled i'll the
dancing pavilion with Il view Of repeating
the concert of Tuesday evening, but the cN-
tremc heat Of the weather, and the dcbili-
tating effects Of lager so affected the sing
crs that only Il couple of choruSeS were
given, and they in no very crcditablc MALL
ncr, when the attempt to sing was ADAM
doned, and the crowd dispersed to hunt up
other sources of amusement.
, 1869-10-29

that the refusal of the government to IL
berate the Fenians will be considered as
an index that the English Government
intends to govern by means of terror and
not by conclllatory measures.
New York, Oct. 12.-The commander
OF the Hornet has protested against the
detention Of the vessel.
Madrid, Oct. 12.-An attempt was made
to disturb the public peace bat 1t failed.
The leader Carbajal has been executed
Ibi (?)-Otder is re-eStablished in Sara
gossa and tranquility reigns in Aragon.
The Insurgents have suffered great losses
in killed wounded and prisoners. Suner
and Cupdevilla have fed to France. So
Ter has been killed. Castelar, fed to
Portugal because it was contemplated to
assassina,e him.
New York, Oct. 13.-"The Minister of
the Colonies 10 the Superior Civil Gov
ernor Of Cuba.-Havana 1.-The Con-
"stituent Cortes have declared the valiant
soldiers who took part in the action of
Las Tunas to be worthy of their country.
Many volunteers are enlisted and REIN
forcements are being prepared.-Madrid
18th.
Madrid, Oct. 14.-According to official
dispatches the republican instruction is
reduced to a few small groups who avoid
cncountrrinS the troops, 5000 Insurgents
have surrendered in Barcelona and Tar
ragona. The committee appointed by
the Cortes recommends that The conduct
of the republicans be censured and that
steps be taken against those that joined
the rising. Valencia ~resists: the insur-
gents propose to capituIate.
Madrid, Oct. 15-The Porto Rico de-
putles have presented themselves in the
Cortes and ask for reforms for that island.
General Prim and others have praised the
conduct of the Portoricans.-The Cortes
have sent thanks to the defenders o fCuha.
The Count of Reus guarantees that Re-
forms will be granted to the island of Gu
ba when the instruction is crushed. Pru-
reda has been arrested on a charge of
conspiracy against the State.-The Cor
ties has authorized proceedings against
the insurgent deputies.
, 1869-10-29
COMMERCIAL ADVICES.

New York, Oct. 1850 P. M.-Gold open
ed at 80 and closed at 3oB. Sugar No. II in
cases at 123c. % ID. Regular to good refining
at liz to 12c. Molasses, clayed at As "a SOC.
" gal. Muscovado 40 to 6Oc. Money at 6 to
7 per Cent. Bankers Exchange on London so
DIS. at 1898. United States Bonds Q862) $50
at 1901.
London, Oct. 18th. Sugar No. ~ (TH)
aAoat at 28s. Cd. Consols at 933. American
Bonds $50 (1862) "a SAG. Bank of England
discount % O.
Liverpool, Oct. l5.-Cotton Middling Up.
lands at 125d. p ID.