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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17

fB- @onto : Bidder BON II Sents bis'su So pro
Bud Yapier, p~orrGtbI9 uno oui Beiteluns 9emadt
BON @n99engeimtr d neil -1abritantcn unb
timpreitra6e. (Uf1r3t6,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
AGSSs9 @lbrrn, Diamantcn,
~z~ SoliSe
0OlO @ aarcn.
@. s. SiiiinG
Nr. $50, 2Scft Salttmorc1ra6c,
g~egeniiber 9a~noperltr.
llnierr Onnt m cin sirh.

e5.- Reparoturen BON llbten, Shmut, Sltbertpaal
I'm SrIleH &C. tucretn btuta Jeiorgt. (Scpt2o,tj)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
Sanitats 8ircau, altes Watbbans,

Sefanntrn ddbuu9.
Die 3eit III bcrdngeriift, In uel6er, um ben ieti.
gen suten @eiunob ctts,uftano otr Stabt gu erbaltcn,
IS notbig In, bdb bas In unb nabe Den 8offen nada
lenoe Sbras enternt iperoen rluB, uno Die YoIi,eiz
SfiSiGnter iinb bierburb angeipieien, auI biz Ihnele
Seiol9ur9 Sisies Seisbles su anten.
Milton u. Saplpr,
u65) SQuitdtssS ommif56r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
SilDijc=SuuD.

Serein fir bcnSperlid,erun &rdnteuaIluter
ftiiBuns une Spoperatipipefen.
Sotuobt Sebens-, ole aud 3eitpolicen iperben pom
elmer incorporirten 2ebcnsueriiherunas @eIelibait
oes Staates YtsluaDort olSge0ebcl. +
Notwithstanding lteben SoaorS pro Gobe.
Ndbere auetuntt ertbeiIen ole autoriirtcu asenten
bee Yunbee. iYRa131Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
NpSf uuS Qnofe
Gnmptoir nan Mlcr. Wrnnn 4 Snhnen.

SNte
Sn elmer fitlen iSamilie tonnen spei anRdubiae
Selte 2oit nno eo8ts erbalten. Wicn ineloe fj In y1r.
3is, ShesS barpfraae. 1865,
Gnmptoir nan Mleg. Brnnn 4 Sobnen.
g8ir %oiferiren gum. Ssrfauie 81 81 vroscnt unb auf=
9elaifenel Sinfen bic Sblt9ationen Der
Union GiienbabnsC5 efe uid,aft,"
9aiptiumme unb 9inien, g%arantirt curdJ bic ,G AT.
tpnsSsfeuidaft BON Baltimore" oeren Giaenz
tbuIi In @runoflden rno @runb5inien sum ipenias
ten a Wltiionen Dollars Wertb 6etrdst, unb iernper
ourh einen 9il8un9siouo. bon poraiisliben @runos
lnietben 9e!itert. ipelter Der Gin!oinne Der aan,en
ausgahe. $800,QO0 nidt iiberIteieenp, an o6tr Dor
penn Soriaue gleidtouilt. Der GilQnns eionb 1T In
Den Sdnoett bon @eorgc 9. Bropn, 9fobertE, 9aIba
min nnb &bas. s. 8aier, ausihlicblid iIr Ole Gins
ioiins oieier Sbligattonen tettnmt, tuoSurt lie chen
10 fiber, ole ourb oas 9nboiI .ment Der Sfabt itno
uno burft Die an9ebotenen Rreile piel feiiere 9inIen
brtngeno. &c iino GouponsO bli9ationeu, beren 3irs
len am 1. San. rno 1. Suli idnig iinb, ibnnen iseod
mad benz Yelieben oeS 8dufere regihrtrt fperoen. Rir
fonnen eieie Oblgaiionen nit sutem @s,pilen siIen
ennptebten, pelfe iidere 9cloanla0en fir ibre eigenen
ODER 8erualtun9ssS apttalieu iuder.
(Sutito. 3Ytte.l NIer. Nrnpu n 0ahoa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17

10 erlalielh, Soeu Soiuie, @oupcrrenr Don Wtarps
lane, arait melnes amtes unb in @emGBbeit bon gb'
ihnttt 4 uno b bes oritten grtite(e Der SonititutioI
eteiS5 Staates oieie GBroflamotion uuo bctimm
Ole 3abl Der DeIe9atcn in Der 9esisIatnr, su iuethel
Die ~eil5elnen counties bes Staotes unb Die StGb
Baltimore beredltiot Itnb, mic folot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
QGclfs8Qltimnrrr Ghiiken.Worf

Seuts, Den a. Sutt, abeuo5 . lbr, miro ati
rem @aric ole Bar iir Sd,iehbauS uHo bic 3cgels
babn itI ous am 81. Sui bceiuHtHbe Sbhgenieit
non Dem untcrScitneten an Den Tittt5isttuoCn peTz
lteilcrt rUCr0Cu,
u67-S) Gphduu 3ippriau, hereinafter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
0te SNecb'ldc OtGbmolbine

1T bic bcliebtefis in ben Samilicn,
ttir Shnetoer, &ittoermnde upb 6amiliene4rbeit bic
bette in Der gSctt. Wan UcriCbtc Mot, tic gu unterz
iltc1. 8ertauit aui mondtlihe 3GblunOeH gu 6en
nieorigiten Sdarpreticn.
&crtauisStmnCr: S1r. 80, Torb : Sbarlcsfr.,
I'M 6rttmGurtr yoaenbauie. (Augi0,iS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
QGetsYaItimnrcrS bIlBeusWclruid)ait

ale 9tcisntssH, ruGlde f6 in 9arouben oeer su
Bierhe brt Dem am 30. Snli itdttfnoeneen groB9n
EetJu9e betbelli0en molen. peroeR gebcttn, ibre
NGInen bel benz Serruatter Sobdnn 3ippridu ODER
bel Dem nHtCr5eidneten GbSu9eben.
S1. csdbdret,
N6f-3,7-q) SIR. DAG. gpeii~90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
G3- Ell VINO CATALINA
oocr
Sromn'S Catalina : 9Sciu : Gpnif.
Niau tcie Die GUBet9t uui oer 4. Scite i'm 5agrS=
IOlUubt. ats au,h i'm JNndruhfnltr iNulttf i99Rtr. -0ul
Or, Q, 8, WrGut,

~Is ~ ~ WIAIIlI
Rr. rs, RorcsSibertpfra6c, Baltimore,
flrirt oouitlnbig Sngbrliigteit, SuitrobreuaftzGuts
3%ln6umg, bc9tnnenoe S0utnoiudt, 9lriatbmt8tett,
Berluit Der Stimme, SGtarrb uno ole Seloen oes
SALTS, Der Sun9e, Der NGrnueae, hes 9Gutee, Der
Saut, SbrcniauiCu, 3p6pcpiit, gBaiierindt, Sd
ltorrboioen, HbcumatiSlnls, Sfropttln, Jieruen=
ibUd6e, Nugcnz uno SBreu = 8r0ntbCiteu Ii. I. 10.
Or. 9rGnt bCilt ollie uGbcI uno 1T bel Gag
ODER lei NGht gum 8ciutc BON Sronten hcrctt.
(Suuipn1ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
0ampiteans Wannerein Wr. s.

gne, tuette fb Oieiem nit elmer iebr Slpedudsigcf
@onltitutiou pcriebencn Sereine notS auJui6IiebeI
%luiinilen, iurroen eriubt, Der niditen S%eriamirlun!
bsute, oen II. suit abeno5 5 llbr. bel. pm. Sb,
Sd,dub, Tr. 81, Observation-Disclosures, beiSu-
uobnen, no ole @inibrcibe9eblbrer srbobcn. uno 81.
9lelG Ole r~eguIdren SeautCn erludbtt Werben,
Gb. SdlGnb, prop. Yrdi,;
SGlp. 9olfnar, prop. S6dtm.;
ftE7-2l a SNecPpr. urnn GSpTr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
@an seBr ,u &. SGanfs,

Man 9ebe su 8. Sbants,
nm Y Rni a I d NJ II reparirt Su crbalten.
Wan gebe 81 Z. Sbanf5,
nm Spulibifie. Webelu u. I. 10. Su taufen,
biuiser rns be6er, oils an ir9enO eiueIn anbern
Tluye.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-17
QerinQtpnsW arftsN aupcreiu glr. 4.

9tcisnisen, peItbe s~cionnen itro, Iib cinem neuen
Saupereinc init Den oortbctlbditeiten @eieBen anSis
8 lbr bet Suirdb Sdiniet, 0r. fSb, Sesiuss
tunftruHe, nabe oenNiarttc, 81 erI6cinen, inOem Sic
erite Gin5abuin8 idttitHbct, uRo bic SeGmten CrtudbIt
pcrhen.
Ibl-g Sphduu q o,miet, SeTr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
HAZIMG AT P2INCETCN.

The Recent Revelt OF the Colicginns-PrcsI-
dent NicCOsh Determined TO rui Down .sn
C0wnrdly, Dirty and Vulgar Prnctice.,
That there has been some trouble among the stu.
dents and the authorities of Princeton College, N d.
1t Is quite true but the very highest authority,
that Of President McCosh himself, the trouble was
and is comparatively trning and Insignificant, ex.
cept In SO far as the discipline Of the institution
had been set at defiance. 1t appears shat soma
time since, In accordance with time honoreu Gus
torn. the SophOmorcS proceeded TO .shaZen some
Freshmen soon alter their entrance TO the college
OF New Jersey is claimed to be much milder than
chat in vogue IN Yale and Harvard. The Princeton
of a "Fresh" ana ''smoke' him until nc complies
with some absurd request. or late years
n .'nazing e.. has been on the decline here
chat anything was sad about the matter BY tIe
OF the members OF the Sophomore class, ami
without hardly giving them chance to defend
indefinite tlme This action caused much III feeling
ana contempt on the part OF the students OF tue
In accordance with their feelings they held meet
ing and appointed committee to wait upon Dr.
upon the case OF the suspended students 'N'A
The committee waited on the Doctor and had
long talk with MIN. Inc Doctor refused 10 revoke
his decision, ana accordingly the class decided to
'cut" all college exercises until the faculty does re-
verse their decision In the meantime great excite
Eutors
on Friday night the students we're called to a fire
in the village On then return they visited tie
premises OF Doctor McCosh, endeavoring to bring
aim 0ut but were unable. They then proceeded to
Mr.. Dalrymple's room, and after
STONINq HIS WINDOWS,
succeeded in compelling him 10 make speech.
They then proceeded to Tutor Fahnestocks room
and battered bis windows and succeeded in bring
ing him out. Tutor Turner escaped oDselva
Yesterday milder state Of affairs was observable
The students attended their exercises, Dut 1t IL
feared their peace IL only tie precursor TO more
serious revolt.
PRESIDENT McosH STATES
"that the attendance at all the Rotations has zone
as usual. But there was some little excitement
one OF The classes because the Faculty sent home
ior short time lew silly youths who had been
tempted to engage In the act OF ''smoknQ'' Fresh.
men, which the President ana authorities are anx.
,ous TO put down as being a cowardly, dirty and
vulgar practice. All manly sports are encouraged
in frincelon.n
The Doctor Is evidently down on the hazing pro.
cess, and empha caily believes that 1t Is a custom
more honored in the breach than in the observ.
anCe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
Crude urpcuiine nr ~ hard So so for yellow dip
A for virgin Tar Arm. NJ n IA

Crude ,urpeune nr ut 81 FOR hard So so FOR yellow dip
~ % Tor yirgin. Tar arm, at 8s 81.
L.outsvIr w, Oct. Z, 1871.
Tobacco active. salrs. VI hhis. hugs at ~ 70 ~ 20;
coamon W line Leaf. Us g@5 %. basg'ng. i7c. INC
CHICAGO Oct. 2, 1871.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat arm; No. spring
~ lsea october this afternoon, quiet Corn weak Mo-
NO closed a. .tc: ssnac Rye steady; Mo- nopc Lar
ley weak and dull; No. spring at osc h'shw,ncs s2n
PROVISIONS unehangci Hogs quiet at - 10 NJ 90 Caus
Receipts 5000 bbls hour lls,Ooo bushels wheat, i5nl
bushels corn $4,000 bushels cats, No bnshels rye f8oo
bushels barley ant 1000 hogs shipments COO bbA Hour
6NO buahes wheat $1,000 bushels corn 2S.OV0 bushels
oats, 1900 bushels barey and 1910 hogs
BUFFALO. Oct. T. 1871.
Rcceipts-rlour 1000 bills. wheat, 100000 bushels
corn, lAsG0 do. oats. 100000 do barley lIO0l do
rye, 5000 do. Shipments 100 barrels wheat 80 200
bushels corn. l70D do. ~ $50 do. barey, 10000 do
Railroad Shipments Corn 400 bushels; barley. 10000 do
frsgsA unchanged Flour steady Wheat negecsed Corn
NO BARLEY in lair demands sales TO- oJ bushels Canada,
81 &c. Rye nominal. Seeds quiet and unchanged FORK
$40.
oswrao Oct. =, 1871.
Flour steady; supply light Sales 800 bbs at ~ u for
NO. sptns. rs rs for amber winter, $5 10 for white
winter, ~ for double extra Wheat quiet and nonina "
lower Nc. I Milwaukee club offered a. VI a.
IN far demand sales ~ O0) bushels primo Canada at s
l00 bushels uplake Canada at &c. 9l00 bushels bay
Qunte NJ s3 Corn NEAL IL 80 for bod III q for indicted
P per swt Mtsed IN sqod deMsnd shorts s x 'aip
ac $780, Canal reghtsWhea lie barley, glc. to New
YORK ssc. to Albany Lumber to the HUDSON 50 rs
s6 to New YORK Railroad to Boson Gle; 70
New YORK 5lc 70 Albany, 4sc Receipts by laAe2i,ooj
Der. Shpnients Nv icanal-l5&O bushels wheat 76,vU0
bushels barley, G26UOJ feel OF lumber.
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s,!cl.

BgDgII.-On saturday, October I, CAruAgfNF A.
w,ie OF David peieh, aged 80 years. months and
- days.
Relatives ard friends OF the family are respe ct
fllY invited to attend the funeral at her late resi-.
dence, l01 West Fourth street, on Tuesday, October
10, at nine O'Clock A. VI.
BEaRiAN.-On Sunday morning, october g,
WILLIAM IL. GEnRiAN aged 20 years
his brother samuel Berrlan kinysbrd.c, on Tues
day afternoon, ri two O'Clock.
ARCHITECT LoDGg, 81 l. +. AND A. VI. BRETHREN
You ere hereby summoned 10 attend special COM
inunlcation OF ArchIect Lodge, to be held AT tDeir
rooms, southeast corner OF Eighty sixth street and
1hird avenue. On Tuesday October 10, ~ l2 O'Clock
H. Tor The purpose Of attending the funeral OF our
late Junior Warden William ". Berrian.
JAMES GRiBBLE. A. NJ.
WILLIAM A. CoNxItS, secretary.
BuyIE.--,n Brooklyn, on Friday, October g.
CArsAslSE Il. GALvAN, beloved vile Of Thomas +.
Bovle.
me relatives and friends Of the family are res ect-
fuzzy ted 10 attend The funeral from 81. Joscpns
Monday. Tie 9Th INST. At hal!past nine A. NJ.
BEcuNEh-CoRSLLiUS Russell BKouSER, aged y
years aud day.
funeral on Monday, October v al the residence
OF Mr. Freeman, Monsey, n. j.. al halfpast twelve
o'cecS tohveyanccs VIII he IA attendance AZ tue
depot.
RrrK.-on sunday October s, Mrs. CAfnAnsr
BrRK. aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectully invited TO attend the funeral on Tuesday,
~ two O'Clock, from the residence of her son lnlaW
Josiah Askin, ~ Nassau street, Brooklyn.
C0NEoR.-0n sunday October s. ut a O'Clock A. NJ,
alter long and severe illness, ANNA, second dasn.
ter oil william. deceased, ana Ann Connof aged ~
years and IL months.
The funeral Will lake place TINS (Nondayl after.
noon, at two O'clock IRON the residence Q! hcr
mother, al East 1wenty-nintll street.
CARR0fL.--Un saturday morning, uctober I, MIS-
MARY CARROLL, beloved vile OF John carroll native
OF The parish OF knosanne,, county Kilkenny,
Ireland, aged A. years.
The relatives and friends OF the family ire respect
flly invited 10 attend the mineral, this tMonuay az
tcrnovn at two O'Clock rom her late residence, -Ss
Elizabeth street.
DOGGErr.-At Jersey City Heights date HUDSON
city, on Friday, OCTOBER 8, ANN DosGEfr widow OF
the late Francs Doggett in the 62d year o her age
The relatives and friends or the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday,
October ., at IL A. NJ, nom her late residence,
Iailsade avenue, corper C4ploa ayclpc, Jersey Vly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
DU CHAILLU AMONG THE N0EWEGIANs AND
SWBIE5.

II appears from letters received here that the
inlrcptd African explorer, Pant B. Du Challlu, had
returned to Norway from the Arctic regions, and
was roaming among the people, mountains and wild
scenery Of that primitive country al have crossed
ne says 'the whole or Norway and Sweden within
the Arctic Circle, through belt OF magnificent and
unlnhabed country and afterwards ! met my
irienns the Laps with their reindeer. How grand
was that wild scenery and immense range OF noun
tains OF rock, covered with snow and glacier eX-
tehiing over thirty English miles. was much
interested In the Laps and their reindeer, ana en-
Ioyed travelling In Finland, the remote parts or Nor
way anu sweden. The forests are grand beyond
aescrpton. found pctrlfed shell and Dish l,l0p
tee, hDoye the level oil the sea. have been received
VIII marked Kindness everywhere. The Governor
gave dinner and ball In my honor. 1 have lray.
ceu III ine most honest country the world can boast
Ola country where there are no housebreahers
or th!evcs, ahd where locks 10 doors are unneces-
sary'. MI. ~ Chaillu expects TO return ana 10
DC III the united States again some time durug AZ
month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Oct. 2, 1871
Sugar Stock in warehouse nj Havana Matanzas 49,
loo boxes aud 900 hhds Receipt, of the past week nj
Havana and Maan1as 400 boxes and hh Exports dur
Ing the week from Havana Ma,anzls 5 boxes and 500
hhu' OF watch $50 boxes all tho hhds. 10 the
United States. Business small aud quotations barely main
Tn ned. Market dull AMI unsettled holders I'M
willing - MAKE CONCESSIONS; difficult to give ac-
10 10 ~ d. S.. Io,% rcals: No,s. Is 10 20 D. s..
ll l35 reals Moessos sugar nominal reals; Museo
vado sugar, fair 70 good refining l0 reals Bacon ga 90
Butter 10 far deman. Flour Bi3 So Hams American
cured Ss4 Lard segS, tl6 % t9., SIS 90 Potatoes ~
Talow heavy At Il3 A Wax In fair demand Onions ~ 3D.
Coal 81 o 10 tins reals per gallon Lumber Pine al
OF sugar to northern ports 81 per hogshead Of sugar TO
northern ports a. Exchan le-O1 London, $50 AZ on
sight, IL IL preinlttu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

SAVANNAH. oct. l51
Cotton duh low midd y lsac. net receipts, 22J0
bales; sS,es, ovUi stock, l-,6so.
NEW ORLrANs. Oct. Z, P7l.
Cotton quiet; mdfngs 49, 1910 net receipts, i,H
bales, gross, 23SJi sales, 900; stock, z5,7IO.
MOBILE, oct z, 1871.
Cotton dull; ritilnrs, la1c; receipts, s3- bacs
EXPORTS coastwise, 533 sa.ss 5do; stock, l0,soi
GALVESTON Oct q, 1871.
Cotton firm; good ordinary l6lae sle,Sc; ne. reeeips
las bass f0 sales O stocS i9ob2; net
The week, SAWS exports coastwse ooa sales OF
tho week, 1860.
wuMISaToN, N. C., Oct. 2, 1871.
Spirits turpcntne b9c Ros'n sea ~ Al SO 20 for
Mol 50 W Tor No ~ Tor ezra pale, " " Tor PAo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
TIC folio wing table shows the highest and lowest
--I... ..,., Nil. .i.aal stncL.a Gnturdnu.
The following were The closing street prices Q

The following were the closing street prices OF
the leading speculative stocks:--Western Union,
66sS co.'s: Pacific Nah, So a 52ls; New York
Central consolidated, o2I a e2al; do, scrip, 874
So; Erie 3ols sos; Reading. 1l4a li4s; Lake
Shore, 1861 lo6's; Pittsburg 1915 l22; North
western, 69S GA; do, preferred, eO;s 9O2i;
New Jersey Central lex div) 1879 a los:
Rock Island, 1914 los7s; st. Paul, 81. e23.;
do, preferred, 81 s1H; Wabash, 62ts 62h;
Ohio ana Mississippi, a2'l 42.; Union Pacific, 27x
q 279s; Boston, Hartford and Erie, "a Il ~; Han.
nibal and st. Joseph 63,4 a 63I; do, preferred II
o ~; Columbus, CINCINNATI and Indiana Central,
20i. 20s..
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS.
The Southern list was lower, with steady de.
cline in the Tcnessees the new Issues OF which
touched 66S ON saturday. The South Carolina
July bonds sold al as low ~ 49, but rallied TO
bi1a. The following were the prices made at the
only cali held on Saturday Tennessee skies old,
6ih bid; tennessee skies, new, 66A Elk: Virginia
slxes old, OH; Virginia skies, new 69ts; Georgia
sizes, 81; Georgia sevens. s25s bid; North Carolina
SKIES old, 42is 49,; North Carolina skies special
tax, is bid; Missouri SKIES eel4 a 90gf; Missouri
SKIES, Hannibal and 81. Joseph, 95 a 95X; Louis
lana SKIES, old, 70: Louisiana skies, levee 10:
Alabama eigls, l0i BID; South Carolina SKIES new
January and July ok ak; Arkansas skies, So a
5sta.
THE couRsB OF THR GOLD MARKET.
The extreme fluctuations daily in the price OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


L'IroMsvpIEU DoANE.-On Tuesday October 3,
Rev. j. Parker, GEORGE Il. L'HoMMEDrEu, OF Jer-
sey City, TO JGsSIE II. SMITH daughter Of Richard
Doane, Esq, Of New YORK. NO cards.
MAHEw--M ERcHANT. Thursday, october 3, at
the church OF the Heavenly Rest by Rev. Robert
S. Rowland, u. d., j. CAMPBELL MAuEw 10 vIR-
GINA daughter OF General Charles $. Merchant,
United States Army.
WHITIOCR-BuRrOS.--O Friday, October q, at
the residence OF the BRIDE 80 Cheever place, by
Rev. L. p. ingerso, SAMUEL G. WHirLOcE TO NErIIE
BURTON, all oil brooklyn.
CanaJoharie papers pease copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

Mr.. Charles l.. Ploger storekeeper In the ord
nance department Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, dis.
appeared from his house, No. 20 High street, the
morning OF the "a inst, ana as nothing has since
been heard from him his family are fearful tnat he
may have met with some accident or become de-
ranged and wandered OIL. He has a light
pleXi0n, blue eyes prominent nose, hair mixed Win
0raN aud Ii lOrIY.SlX wears Of ave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09

The quotations based cotton In quality
than half grade above below the grade quoted.
The MT receipts at the ports sum as follows Calves
ton, not eard rorl; New Orleans, l,247; Mobile lsS2
vannah, 23o Charleston, 200; Wilmington AS Norfolk.
llss; BALTIMORE 57 New York. 81. Total, es75. This
last week. 5D; this day last year, 1914 Rates tor
fehls % foreign ports closed as iolows TO Liverpool by
lc. gold; SAIL 30 To Hamburg, by steam, I'd, com
pressed. 10 Bremen, by steam lc coi compressed. 10
Baltic ports, by sail. sc 49,, gold.
FLouE AND GRAIN RI rts-Florr, H. s4 h5s wheat,
3 $50 bushcls $4,000 meal lib bbls. and l69
baas OATS 41 4I6 bushels barley sSa do The -four
ket steady uuder fair demand The sales
report $50 bbs. Rye -four and steady
The sales mostly at a 30 as 50 tor smperlne Corn
meal ct but rm Sales $50 bbls. Goes county
3 So City sack ed moderate demand steady.
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-lncudcd In tho above ll7 bales arrive Future do
uycrcsFor future dsvery (pass low middingl the
nave been as follows Last syenmS-octobe 800 at
cemoer 800 each, at ~ 100 lsssc December
20 at $780, loo at ~ ll16c 500 I9c sry 500 Vt
1890; February loo at 20 Apr00 c free board
Baltimore lcv on private terms Total 500 bale To-day
October ut lshc, 200 each; November December
76c tosether November 0I at lasc 1900 ~ 7lGc,
loo AZ 49, &C.; November and December each,
.ose.hcr 10 Sovemhsr and 200 pecsmeer at is.c
December and January 100 each, lsc together:
40 ~ 1856 February lou at 1850 lou at 1D1sc March,
100 At 20Ac, 30 AT 20c. Total $3.50 bales Grand total,
$40 bales The syeraGe quotations Of yesterdays forward
cember, january 1890. February, 2o2; March,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-09

An analysis Of the above figures shows that the
banks have lost In surplus reserve So 143 $50 which,
taken from the amount hand at the close OF last
week, reduces their present surplus 10 $1,661 400.
Inasmuch as this sum would be easily absorbed by
two or three or the larger banks 1t is evident that
The Stale banks, which enter into the Clearing
House Association, must have awaited themselves
Of their immunity from the penalties OF the
Twenty-Five Per Cent law TO run their reserve con.
siierabiy below that limit.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The government list was strong at the close in
sympathy with the nrmness In gold and foreign ex-
change which overcame the influence OF u con-
siderable decline In London quotatons. The fol-
lowing were the closing street prces:-Unted States
currency SKIES, 1l4t4 ll4s; do. do, 1881, regis
tered 117 a1i71s; do. do. coupon, 11s14 i1Ss do.
Hve-twenties, registered, May and November, 1927
1929; 40. do 1852, coupon. ao lI57s 116; do.
do 1854. do. do, l16}s lie; DO. do 1865, do do,
ll6 1867; 40. d. registered, January and July,
1l4st 49, do. do, 1865, coupon do. 114k ll4sl;
do d. 1867, do DO, 1141 1l4zt; do do, 1868. do.
do 1l45s ll5; do ten-forties, registered, li1i1
l1l1s; 40. do coupon, Ii1T liz.
STOCKS on sArURDAY-HIGHEST AND LOWEST
PRICES.
TIC folio wing table shows the highest and lowest
,,t,aa NJ ,hp prin cipal stocks on Saturday.--