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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-08-26


Eos1H-For the common grades there mas oeen
fircr feeling the market for the week , }IEs
c,oecd. and prices show en- improvement OF inLy
10 cent? especially for strained. which mas Deen
fair enquiry for shipment Fa9 asS been in
TaoTaat but want OF stock has prevented trans,
Actions to any extent Other grades nave race race
1uiet. ard no material change has tsken piaoSd
n Pt STOCK of al kinds remaining in factors
is very light. We quote sales as follows i9r Inc
81 s tor Pale saturday, 1852 bbs. at 81 SO for
Strained. and s. 25G*s is for No Il M tn Ng
! Tuesday. $50 bbls. a. 81 80 for strained: ano
9.s fer trained, mo: il ss for low No
a e. n FAR No Thursday, 372 bbs. at 81 b
TAR-Is in fair request from shippers, ana VIZ
market rules firm at highest figure gwen IN ON
last. Receipts continue very light. and for IN
week arc only I96 bols which ssd az a',,. pp
5 IL at Dresent very good, and We have 20 repor
merely q limited enquiry. Small sales are maAln'
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TEy TELEGEEIu.I
f.bE,DEN- PCAGss SOM E}EHc.

Esu.a.,, ,,o1no Y" Ssr!cT Kirk asa IA shy
Nvay-Tf,e wrio Playing oar,'
RA1zGuIl n. O. Aug. 81.
Josiah Turner. editor of TIE Raleigh Se9'tS''et'
John IrcIaud ard James scott, come OF those re
Gently arrested ~ Holden, sued out bad Wrlt5 III
the T. :. Circuit Court asainst Kick and his Lieu
tenant Colonel 1urEcn. In default o. the Toqolre
BAIL DurGon placed in the common Jal' lhi9
afternoon by U. S. Marshal O&1row. Kirk =
a0zg 1T iho Company Shops.
Mnt,frs connected With tho Caeweli and Ala
nance ,,isorc1s alc sti uuder examination il
| tie H. ) Circuit Court and IN the State Supreme
Court.
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LATEST NEWS
nv TELEGRAPH.
rrr,.I of Mr.. WtIoy-KIrk and Bergen L"
Fly The Trio Playing Out.
neutrality-suspicious..

RALEIGH, August "a
Chief Justice Pearson commenced inc oA"ntA'
nation of the bench warrant cases .o-u"y' ~
+he State against f. A. Wiley, numDer Oh VIII
'asaoa ware sworn, when the Court adjourned
until O'Clock. 800 no
TTnon assembling throo Witnesses were ex-
a,,;i,oa and tho Court adjourned until to-mor-
row. Nothing elected
Bergen, who was bailed to appear TO-DAY mas
gone to his command. The ohlol 'us'lco ~
fused 10 call Bergen. The counsel stated thAt
.t,ov had afidavits that Bergen had threatened
the life Of prisoners, who had made aflidaVl's re-
garding Bergen's cruelties. Poarson'S course ID
condemned as unprecedented.
Judge Brooks opens the U. s. District court
tomorrow He viii release some thirty prison.
crs. Kirk and Bergen will be present to answer
tor contempt, and also on civil writ for damages
Falix Roano whom Judge Brooks released q
Salisbury, appeared and gave bail for Dencn war
rant issued by Judge Pearson
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DIED.

In this CITY. on the morning of the 23d inst.
MARY REBECOA, infant daughter OF Orlando
p and Mary +. M1Ewen.
6sufftr little children to come unto Me anu
forbid Fhem not, for of such is the Kingdom OF
Heaven"
In brunswick county N. O., on the lG.h inst,
Mrs. KATE +. FREEMAN, wife OF William IA
Freeman, aged 80 years and months.
The 1eceSSed was q strict member OF tho i Tst
BAPTIST Church. She has left hIsbAnd ana
two children, with large circle OF friends anu
relatives 20 mourn tlieir irreparabio lose. btit
lot ma mt our trust in that God in whom sho
trusted, and strive to meet her In that happy
place OF eternal repose, where sickness and sor-
row. pain and death are felt and feared no more
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Valuable Real Is. l. .0i !.

reY VIRTUE OFAN ORD II m Jee,. mad.
y by the Superior Com: ii noR Hanovhr
county. Oh the 81 day OF +-nGus., 1870, vi e.
Dose 10 sale 1t pubic auction AT tao ie.e rc=-
deucc of Rufus Dcvane, deceased, iii sald CON-
ty on Saturday, tho 81 day Of Septcma,E mex
one tract CO lana lying on the West eide = = act
river in Era. kiln township, il sad cont > an
containing about SIS acres, and adj Jiu' : h.
lands Of q re-. Flizs Dev.uc Ni'el START rEd
ihers and being tie lands On which SD GHi,.t
Deyanc resided at the time OF hie d ltl1. j i't
land " in be sold pubicct to the dover If the
widow of Kufus Devane. deceased
Terms of sale, ono third cash Tho balaLce Il
3 and T. months. u" .- W. =. DEf ANN,
ar Administrators and Ooamissloner.
aup WV ~ 2G1-1taw4w-w.
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Nomination.

The Democrats Of the Third District OF
Ohio have nominated the Hon. II. ID.
Campbell for Congress. This is tho Dis
trict represented by General Schenck, who
was elected at the last election by q ma
ioritv of It's.
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THE GREAT FALLS
Manufacturing Company

ROCKINGUIL, RICHMOND G'', n. :.
Arstaortzess Capital, 100000.
Capital subScrihed, sHo, oCO
TsyHIS COMPANY INVITES AbD!lIoNAL
I subscriptions 70 q limited extent Lo5 COM con
plotting tho work. uOW nearly AnlsLec, ai4" 4oi !"
working capital. -,,. -, - 49,,
All the COTTON MACHINERY i5 pa;d, Tor. an !
ana best CONSTRUCTED buildings IN the tmtcd
states It is hardly necessary to mention thc
great advantage offered 70 new subscEiDers III L
yOrl, 80 nearly ready for active cpST ,
Those wishing TO take stock, WIZ teaao can OF
MIR. Jas A. Leak. at Wadesboror or Dr q: .. DC
| Rocl,inghsn- either OF whom will receive cub
| scr!ptions and give al 3osired inioLmation.
| JOHN W. LEAK,
President
,,oo2 $50 dcad2Y-w2.-na
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PARIS, Aug. -.
The destruction. If Boie dc DOlogne has been
commenced the ramparts are faily armed the
forts arc fuiIypropsred; tho entrances 10 the city
can be closed any moment by drsWbridgoE 1t is
reported that in case OF soiae, strangers Will be
compelled to leave.
The Minister of the Interior publishes note
from the Minister of War, to the effect that haV-
ing no communication from BaZsine for two
days, he thinks BaZaino's plans have not yet
succeeded.
Tho heroic conduct Of our soldiers facing So
perior numbers Of the enemy permits the hope
of the success of other operations.
The enemy's pickots have appeared at ST.
DiZier On
Queen Vctorias letter to Eugenie, dated Aug
18TH relating to mediation is published. Nictorl'
regrets her inability to mediate. She intimate
that mediation is q cabinet affair. She thn4
that the time is in opportune. ' @-'- !
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
WAR IN EUROPE.
| PRUSSIADS MOVING On PABlSl
Bazaiae and Mcmahon Isolated
| n.,ur 1.aISIS hHpHIOAEIII
Bazaiae and Mcmahon Isolated
TIE CRISIS APPROACHING!
PARIS, August 70.

PARIS, August rs.
Last nights journals ask what action will be |
taken by the French Government regarding the
violation of neutrality by Belgium.
1t is renortei that the Prussians are a. Be
zaune to-day. Gozaune has five thousand in
habitants; is twenty-five miles southwest OF
Esternay and 65 miles from Paris.
The Grown Prince is reported at Nancy. Moth
ing from Metz or tue armies of Mcmahon or
Bazaine to-day.
General Wimpfon, who has recently boon ope-
rating against the Algorme reOei'' COM IlIn''
Failly's corps.
The Ministerial Council is now composed o.
Ministers Rouher, Schneider. rPersiguy, Daroc1e
and TrochU.
The Committee on Dafence has ordered tbs
destruction OF crops ana food il the departments
of Marne a1d Seine.
The Empress ia at the Tuillerios. ojocted. 1t
is said eho becomes unpopular On account OF
bigotry. $1,000. ..a.,. Or
, Preparations for the siege OF Motz proceed
. with great activity.
McMaLon's entire command lett Rheims OF
y Monday, hoping to protect Paris.
4 Prussan scouts AZ near Chalous and Iroyes.
Adyices from Montmedy TO 23d, are silent re
" garding Mcmahon a1d Bazaino's junction. Ro
d ports find no credit
to Prussian de!achments reported a Cha2mol
u and Brienne.
in strsaburg is we'll doEen3oA alL f--.g supple
"a Correspondents concur that III French wiz O.
IN treat for peace beyoni TIE RHINE,
q Dense fogs cover tii3 bs.tla-GoiCa.
It is stat tn :, thc CI6Th Irlrcc cEsG
Ohalons to-day as wei. as Hh2ims.
90 Frederick Charles moves On IGzia orr
90 A sortio was mado from foul yos--
90 1rohch' cSEeH IuNAAo''
90 and wounded.
M Rrnr1! Erp %
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SPIRITS TURPENTINE For this article the mar
ket generally has ruled steady. aud prices are
%oa nv;sted a fair demand each day, and parcels
When offered have been taken at quotations
ciyen below. The stock in factors, hands 10 very
~ hu1erp. and we quote the market rs closing
firm st 35a cents for Southern, and 363 cents for
u y nackaces. Tho sales are as roItoWs:
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z E. VI E w
OF THE
Wilmington M A r X EFT 5
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
August &c, 1870.
z E Y | E W

IURpENr1NE-Has been in steady enquiry dur
ing the week Just ended, and the market mas
ruled firm, all brought in having found READY
sale at q Is for SOFT and 81 20 for hard u Dbl OF
$50 lbs. Receipts small, being barely sumclen'
for distillers' purposes. reaching LOSS DDIS'
-rI;ob cold "a follows:
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PARIS, Aug. o

pARIs, Aug. y.
A correspondent of the Courior des Etafs Onl7
says:
have myself seen tie latest dispatches !Ioin
Hazaine He declares positively he Is VICTOR
nj. stratac etieal movement hiss been accomplish
cI but WAS attended with serious losso3. Inc
CORRESPONDENT roproaches tho Government 1or |
1yithholdinl this roaesuring despatch from the
,ubgio He Gums up combats within the last
.ovep Iays az favorable to U.s. but brings no de
cirive rcsultg. But there is one thing certain
that the army Of the Grown Prince continues us
march towards Paris via Vitrey lc FRANCOIS avoid
ing Chalons The Emperor and McMahoh arc dit
Chalons In the meantime General 1rochn
measures indicate that beseigmant OF Paris Is
imminent.
Yesterday so coo guns wore distributed.
Grain is arriving III vast quantities 1ho ci'S
il provsioncd for eight months.
The Prussiaus besoiSinG Strasburg, have al-
vcrfed the course of the river Ill, to stop Stfa8-
bnre's water. Commardant las sent non hight
ing material from the city.
FLORENCE, Aug. g.
Prince Napolcon is here to demand medlat4ch'
LONDON, Aug. o.
Gardo Mobile is returning to Paris doubtless
for -
The Prnssians intend to surround Metz with
railroad.
Riamark's regiment, several tlmoa reported an
initiated. have never been under fire.
It is said that Bazaine is absolutely cus Q"
from resources.
Mcmahon is also beloved to be surrounded
Oonvoys with provisions haVo gone for"&f" &c
both armies.
Ono hundred and fifty thousand men nave
nassod to tho front through Paris slnco FrldA9
morning.
tits generally thought that the march OF TIC
Prussians cannot be checked before reaching
Paris.
There arc said to be three hundred THOUSAND
coed troops at and around Paris.
1t ia believed that decisive battle VIII CIV
Paris to the Prussians.
Tho French Minister has been instructed I
make demands here similar to Prince Napoleon
Il Florence:
Madame Canrobc~t and family arrived IN Fan
Yesterday.
CTR FRITZ Z" BOUND FOR PARIS
BAXAINE ISOLATED
PARIS AG;sfUT 40 BE DhsESGHlD !
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MARRIAGES. HONORABLE.

ESSAYS for Young Men on the honora. pleas
uros, and advantages of "a happy MARRIAGE, as
contrasted with singl1l Life, and tho fearful srn
in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD AS
8OCIATION, Box p, Phianelphia, Pa:
nav 25 ZU1 3mdNNcH
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MARRIED..

At tho residence of tho brides father, on tho
18th of Auguet, 1870. by Dutaut Williams. ESD,
Mr.. FRANK SMITH, to Mrs. FRANCES a.
GOODING, all of Dupln county, N. q.
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IL. a. FAuMEsVOCh'S
VERMIFUGE.

WITTY Is II THAT SO MANY CHILDREN
w die under the age of five years. That
largo proportion OF children die under that age,
has long been subject OF romark, ana without
q satisfactory cause ascertahed, II is certain.
Also it is known that worms exist IN tho hui
man eystom from it's earliest infancy; therelorc
parents, especially mothers, who arc more con-
stantly with their children, cannot be too oDsery-
ing of the first symptoms u tnor21S; for 80 sufoIy
as they exist, cGn they DO
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANTS, by tho
timely OF
B.A. FAI7NEsToCsl's Vermtfugs.
1t is perfectly Harmless, contains no Mercury,
| being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
| And may De administered with the UTMobi
SAFETY TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES.
Worm Oonfoction4fsmGde more for the purpose
| of pleasing tho palate than OF overcoming tho
| disease have been manufactured all over the
country but their short lease o! life is nearly ex
| haustod and Il. II. Fahnestock's Vermifuge coz
tinues to grow in favor daily.
CAUTION.
Should OCCASION require you 20 purchase B A.
| FabnestOcka's vermifuge, be particularly carofu
to sec that the initials are u. q. This ID the
ticIe that has been so - = -
And purchasers must insist on having it, il they
DO not wish to have an imitation forced upon
SCHWARTZ L. HASLETT.
FORMERLY
B. A. FAHNEsTOCK'S SON co.
goLE PRoPRIEToEs.
PITTGBURG PA
| l.c G2.e . d-ly-wIy-ch
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10! FOR PIRlSi

gfnznIne and Nc mmhOm Cut on-Ihe Crown
Prince Strikes for Patts-The FsSaNh
CnpitnI 80 he RcaciScd Preparation
r,or a Grand and FINAL Struggle.
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BERLIN, Aug. %.

The Government has received an official dis-
patch dated Barbecue Aug "a, evening, to the
effect that Chalons il evacuated and that the
Prnssian column is west OF Ch@o15 moving
rapidly.
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nest a.. ! Co.,.
persons Of tao u'5n a%5 =.
commend i as p most effectual preparation: t.r
tho entlnction OF pain. Ii is not oni- tLe blet
remedy ever known tor Bruises, Cute, Bnrns.
&c. but for Dyaentery or Cholera, or any soIt OF
bowel complaint, it 10 Z remedy unsurpassed ior
efficiency and rapidity OF action. In the great
cities Of India, and other hot climates, 1t has pc
como the Standard Medicine for ali such conf
plants RS well as for Dyspepsia, Liver Com
pla.uts and other kindred disorders. For Coughs
and Colds Cankcr, Asthma aod Rheumatic dill
! culties. it has boon proved by the most abuu-
dsnt and convincing testimony, to DO an lnValu-
! able medicine.
! xS- Directions accompany each bottle.
fold by II Druggists.
| agrtce 20 cts SO cts, Rnd 81 per Boftie.
| onro 263-1md&w
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PARIS, Aug. y,

4HE IVOXLD ON 1IIE QUI WE :
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E. CTR FRITZ " BOUND FOR PARIS
BAXAINE ISOLATED !

PARIS ABOUT no RE nhsESoED
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.
baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, September I, Isl

THURSDAY, September 1, lou.
BEEF CATTLE.-The market for
the better grades of Cattle was some
what active the first part OF the week,
but the supply being fully equal to the
demand caused a downward tendency
in prices, and last weeks rates were
hardly maintained: some 900 head
changed hands yesterday. This morning
the market opened slow, and continued
drsggy throughout the day. The great
er part Of the better grades of Cattle
having been disposed OF yesterday, there
was offered in the yards this morning
but little else than tail-ends, which
shippers appear to be sending into mar
ket very freely, and as consequence
prices on the better grades have fallen
off tc p ID in sympathy with the greater
decline OF s@lc q ID on common and
lower qualities. The offerings were, how
ever, closed out at the declining rates.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Best
beeves at 81 25@I -; generally rated
first quality at 81 25@7 0G medium
or good fair quality IS 1896 %
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
81 75(65 0G inte ior and lowest
grades OF cattle 50 50@4 25-gen-
eral average of the market to-day
Sc %: extreme range of price IS SOC
~ 70. Most Of the sales were from ; 10
to 81 % q 100 lbs. OF the receipts 539
head came from Ohio; $50 from West
Virginia, 932 from Virginia, and 274
from Maryland-total receipts for the
week 1895 head, against 1895 same
time last year. OF the offerings 99l
head were taken by Baltimore butchers,
GO sold to spectators for Eastern
markets, and 436 head to country deal
ers-total sales Tor the week 2O91 head.
against 1910 head last week, and BOO
head same time last wear.
SHEEP-The market has been fully
supplied during the past week, but
chiefly Of common grade, in conse
quencc of which Sheep of good quality
are in demand at a slight advance
on last weeks figures Open-wool
stockers are in request, and taken as
fast as they arrive. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Fair to good
Sheep at 4@jc; good to extra at
5@5!c p ID gross. Stock sheep 81 80
az - 2 head. Lambs at 81 90 !
,G3 30 p head Receipts this week |
1903 head, against 1922 last week, and |
603 head same time last year.
HOGS-The supply during the past
week has been large notwithstanding
which fact prices. stimulated by the
:ool weather during the past few days,
nave been maintained, and at the close
o-day they are held firm. Prices
o-day ranged as follows At Sl3 00@ |
I3 80 p 100 lbs net Receipts this
week 3944 head, against 3l3l last
week, and 1876 head same time last
;ear.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, September D.


FLOUR - Unchanged and quiet;
family 81 jO@,j -.
GRAIN-Wheat dull al 81 l0Gl ID
for red Corn unchanged, and Il mod
crate demand at 7OG re. Oats dnll at
346 Ac. the latter for very choice Rye
unchanged at 1S@S0c. Barley scarce
and in demand, and prices are a shade
higher choice fall sold at 81 2T!.
COTTON-Firm and buovant; mid
ding l9ic.
TOBACCO-Unchangrd, though the
feeling is firmer.
WHISKY-Firm, and sales are re
ported at 9OG9lc, the latter rate for
that in iron bound cooperage
PROVISIONS-Mess Port dull; job
bing sales at S27 80. Lard neglected,
held at l53c. Bulk meats firm sales
at I22Gl2Ic for shoulders; now held at
l2c; sides l4l@l4}c, latteI rate for hea-
w. There is good order demand for
Bacon; sales Of 10 hhds at l4tc for
shoulders, 16ic for clear rib sides. and
/ lSc for clear. Sugar-cured hams dull
a, 23624c.
( BUTTER-Scarce and in demand at
/ 2Std SIC.
/ EGGS-Advanced to lSc.
I OILS-No change Linseed oil 81
G9sc lard oil 81 FOL 20.
Z GOLD-ll3t buying.
EXCHANGE-Firm at par
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View York Cattle Market.
.,.. New YoRk, September 5,

7
I CATTLE-Total receipts Of beeves
| for the week 1913, or the largest ever
received; receipts for to-day l46 cars al
Hundredth street, IFS at Mechanism
and 81 at CommuDipaw, making oo5U
head on sale; fat cattle are sll selling
nearly as high as last week; Just the
cream brought lie we call l61c the
top price; l4@I5c for fair to good ga
105c for most Texans, and &c for bulls
the market averages scalt lac at the
close thin stock is &c lower than last
week and few left over. There were
II cars of Texans today and there are
$500 head for the week. They sold
better than could be expected. A drove
of 200 Texans, ST ewt, brought 800 90
10 Kentucky, 8 cwt, choice at l69l7c;
90 thin Illinois, 6 cwt,, at l2@ l3c.
SHEEP-Receipts for the week So
200 receipts for to day l05OG fat
sheep sell at 6@6fc and are scarce
poor go slow at 4@5c; sales have been
made at &c for Scallawag lots. Lambs
are abundant and lower, &c being the
top price for prime and 79Sc for com,
mon to fair; car of Canada, 20 pounds,
sold at &C. a car OF 60 pounds at I t. car
Of SO pounds at re; car Of Ohio
sheep. s. pounds. at 6lc. Canada, lO5
pounds, at the same price two cars OF
thin Indiana, 70 pounds, at 44c.
HOGS-Receipts for the week 1880
receipts for to day So cars market
scarcely so strong. but few going over
l2}c; car of State hogs, 25O pounds,
sold alive at 95c. The range is l2l9
be for dressed.
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Trust Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed To me by samuel u. RomnSoIl
and Mary \. his wife, and George ". RoO-
tuSou and Ellen his vile, bearing date on
l1,. SIN day OF June, 40, anu now on record
II. ru,. Recorders office Ol OHIO county, III
.,.,d Book ~, pages &!-;$ji, Will on
thursday. The Goth day Of Oci Gber.
Next.
10 o'clock \. VI. OF that day, al The 'front.'
door of the Court House Ol Oniu count Y,
>,Ii 10 the highest and best bidder the iol-
lowing property, 10 wit:
All al mat certain piece or r'ucci
Of ground lying and being IN ina part
uI Iur city oi Wheeling, ONO county,
West Virginia, known ~ North Wheeling
tine same being the Western DIVISION 81 the
Sguar,, bounded Nv Wood. Nam. Mcclure
ana We,l streets, and embracing rive Lots
III all. which are numbered iortN live, iortA :
SIX, fprtN-SeSCn, IOrtS eight ana io!tS nine,
80. 10. l., Is and 49, upon which are III talrd
what are known as the Robinson nli,s>
Works.
Also all that piece or parcel of land, known
IL Lots thiTty-IOuT and tHrly-lINe lt ahh
80. IN that part OI the ely al W h''riIlIS
wnich formerly belonged L. Jonathan Zane,
ami was laid OFF into lots by David SnriNcr
aud others, and conveyed 10 =. g. y g. " .
robinson by Margaret ii. Wallace anu
others bV deed dated February II, lHh, ana
uu record in OHIO county.
TERMS or SALE-One-iOuItn OF the puf-
rla>. money in hand, ana The balance III
~. twelve and eighteen mouths: THE puT-
chaser giving notes ana approved SecurnS
lur the deferred payments. and The llIe
retained until the said pay ncntS are mace
ana "A deed OF trust executed on the same.
selling ~ Trustee, VIII convey only Sucl
r.,lr ~ i vested i'll me by said decd oil
'.ll>l. but ii il believed To be undUubtei.
IF. UPDEURAtF,
HugIS Trustee.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, September

Affairs in financial and commercial
circles are somewhat unsettled today
by the absence of the regular quota
tons for securities at London and the
produce market at Liverpool. In the
early part oil the day there was gen.
eral disposition to discount on early
peace, and this feeling caused some
wide fluctuations in Wall street and
elsewhere AT the close of the day
however. there was a reaction from this
peace feeling.
The Stock Exchange started with a
buoyant feeling and there was a gen
eral improvement ir prices, with an ac
tive business Late in the day the adj
vance brought out sellers and the I'M
proyement was partially lost. The up
ward course OF the market was assisted
by some prominent bulls, who returned
to town for the purpose Of selling freely
at some future time.
The Gold Room at times presented
an animated scene, and large business
was transacted. The peace feeling was
strong in the early part of the day, the
result being decline from l49 to ll33,
followed by a sharp re, overy towards
the close on exciting news nom Paris,
and vague rumors in regard to bonds
at London The decline to 1874 was
materially assisted by heavy sales for
account of parties long OF gold. A
prominent operator is reported to have
sold $l,50JOJ0 long gold, through one
broker alone. The increased active on
Stock Exchange and decline in gold
caused more activity in money and con-
siderable shifting Of loans, and the
rates OF interest remain at 5G6c per cent
on call. but the market has hardening
tendency. In discount little doing al
Tag per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-NominaI
at l09!@ 1929.
GOLD-Opened at ll4s and closed
at ll4s. Carrying rates 2 per cent.
to fiat. Clearances representing Satur'
DAYS business Sl52 100000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull
and pretty steady; coupons Of 81, ll4i
@ll4. do 90, lI$@ll3i; do Ga
lllS@lllE; do '65, lll4@ll2 dc
new, ll0a@ll0!; do 81, ll0i@ll0li
do '6S, llO:@llOs; l0-40s, 1860 1861
Currency 6s, lllj@ll2B