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A LARGE SlOck Of Boots and Shoes,
comprising all the latest styles, just re-
ceiYed at -'.d l'
L.V. BLoND's, 1O7 Maid Street.
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LADIES', Misses and Chlldren's lasting
lace and button Caters, plain and trim
med, at Forgey & Clemens.
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sEcCRR your seatS to-day Ut Hamilton
q Hading's musk store to het the Man,
dslahOn !Qpiaielta Club and the distn.
ttnguiahoa vocalist, lGrs. ]. ". Weston,
hing. - siE SsTf ssr Cd a
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SECURE your seats today at Hamilton
& Hardings to hear the distinguished
Weston sing on tomorrow evening.
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FRIDAY, APRIL Z, 1871.


NOW AUVIIkAlsIlVHb'
Wanted-An Experienced Man.
Lindsey Institute.
No Place for Bed Bugs.
Pittsburgh Iron Warehouse.
Hydraulic Cement. III
Ornamental Iron Work. -
syrup-White and Golden Drfpa.
Laundry Soaps, Flour.
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FNED.-James Walters was before
Esqr. Schultz, Wednesday evening, and
had a hearing on The charge Of assaulting
John q. Hudson. Walters was fined ave
dollasS and costs. The particulars Of this
case were given in our paper yesterday
morning. a.9a- q f2F.i ui. 3.
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A VEIN OF GOOD COAL.


TRUSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED BUILDING LOTS IN
NuUSDSVILLE.-ByV virtue Of = deed Of trust
execuIed 10 me by J. r. Wo0de, Ellen Woods,
". s HutchiuS, and Jullahns Hutehlns; bearing
dste SepLembsr 18th. 1863, aud OEIecofd 70 me
FtcoTdsr'p once VI MarrhaII tounly, W. Va, IN
Deed BOX No. II, folio 4'S will Of me nont
door Of tue Court House Of said county On
lhur.d4y, Nay 4th, at O'Clock, P. H.
Procs, d 10 tell at public auction, 70 the highest
bi6dsT, LOIS No. 1856, IS7, !SS, and ~, WIN ~
The AppurteuuuCts theFeuut0 belonging, sltuate
ia liz IUwu OF MoundSvIlle, near toe Court
Hou,e, known as The UlGLbm Or Female pen:
inary property. There are on said iotS ESoo
choice variety OF fruit, ornamental trees aud
Terms Of IS s-Sl.3S0 csst; the balance in one
year, with Interest from Gay Of sails, the pur;
chaser 10 give hvnd aud security inr The deferred
payment. AANsVN CbLem ELI
HkS dhW II9SISo:
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TsLAHD PROPERTY FOR IN
L SALE-l offer tor sale my HUuse iii
GLu lOt, rilu4leu Un Virginia Iu,eL, nsHI'-S
huron The house 10 new, containing l0u
rUUlas, hall sid other eVnVInlsucss, such ~
pIs1ses, Cdl bOarGs, sc. Also gVod Dry cellar
uuuei hVul6 eide aud rear pOELiCUs aud all usGGs'
I.rI uuIGuIldIugs siEU Vi lUI iIXl IL lesl.
f,r iuI tiler particulars apply On LhGpTsmlScS,
or III MsLueI6 shop, Filth sheet 10
msIIGS W. q. KIHELDAFFBR.
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NOR SALE ON EASY TERMS In
Five Brick Houses IN Benwo0d, StGu
BS S' ". V. HoGE 4 BRO,
mari Real Estate Agenls,
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PERsoxA1.-Col. G. R. Latham, Of
Buckhanuon was In the city, yesterday.
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TwENTY.F1HB PER CENT. SAVED By
using DooLEY's YEAsr POWDER in the
preparation Of biscuits, rolls, pastry, ETC.,
over any Ofthe ordinary baking powders
in market. This Is occasloned BY the full
net weight in each package, and the fact
that It Is composed OF articles strictly
pure, healthy and nutritious. which In
Sures satisfactory results every time BY
using DooEET's YEAST POWDER, thirty
pounds more bread can DO made from q
barrel of -four, than by any other process
Of raising dough. A trial win satisfy any
one o. It's standard excellence. For sale
by Grocers generally. eodd&w
TIM Pursst and Sweetest cod Liver Oh In he
world, manufactured rom hrOGA healthy llVen
upon The Sea Ghore. ItiSperSeetly pure and sweet.
Ask for Hazard ! CRsWOll'S Cod Liver or,n
. manufactured Sszzswr11, HAZARD a CO.,
sOldby an Druggists. No" 4''H'
2. ia. Gsrr TT mRY25Tu rf.dkv
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TRUSTEES sALE.-DY VIRTUE
ola Uevu Of Trust, made TO me BY John !;
LVpllLs aud wife dated uscem6vf !, 1851, and
VI t., ORD III The Office VI tue ktcOrdef u Ohiv
county, II Deed BOOK No u, page ~, VIII Of
iLr ~ publ sale 81 The lrVnI dOur Of the court
hUuaU VI Uho county, on
Saturday the 10th Day Of April, 1871,
bsVtuuing Al 10 o'ClVlkA. n the following pro.
DO ", that 10 10 ssy Lots, numbered ", " "
" " I.V, III, ISU, ISL, Nv, IN Daniel Eant.A az
dillon " Nh,Giing; lOL nuu6eIe4 tn w ~
EQUa enumbrIed tiuvCn On, AUD the undivided
half, lots numbered 0aG a. Two ~, three ~,
four %, nve ", GiA W, seven ~, eight ~ aug
unr vi, IL IquLrV ,Uu no., IL '. y '. Il baker
Terms u sGlv-OnS- bird In cash, and the reel.
due Ia equal uEtAuontS in elk W H. Give w
moLths With Interest, the purchaser giving R0E0
personal seCu tly. aud tie Trustee retaining uu0
ull tho " hvle Vi tue purchase nlUney u pAl0.
a
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CAV MILL AND LoGsF FOR SALE.

want to sell Portable steam Saw MIL and
about IwU thousand Logs. The Logs SIe a34nt
aud Logs Sc parEtely
Ha,IIy sold IGJ iarm and expecting to remove
fun Ihi. local. J, will sell the abJYe named
PROBE. Il very low for cAsh +. A CAIhbh
III miuYU TaI IOr co W. Va. mArl1dAW
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For Additional Local ssO IliIt Page.
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McCulloch Farm.

Tho place contains ia acres oycE 100 acre. o.
which Is lIlAols land, in coed state Oh e2''''"'
tiOH, and about
TWENTY ACRES OF EXCELLENT TIMBER
Tbsre IA a GOOD frame bun. with GtAblipg
nndeS IL and TWO tenement houses upon tne
nTrmi.es The Whole tract 10 In good repair
aud l. undOrlaId with
A VEIN OF GOOD COAL
E.,y OF access, which could be opened wlthin .
Hboft diSuncG Of the river, where the'o u
StSambOa. landing on The place .,., ,o-rs
ThoS property viii Oe sold On easy Sef@ ~
For Information apply on the premises 9E ~ ~
dteSi me at West Liberty, ONO county W. va
E.Z. McCULLOCH.
.rad.v Executor.
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EB-At the tame time aud pace and lyon
The samG lrtIn,, will BIZ Id the other undivided
Ia fol lots numbsIsd l, 2, ~ 3, 9, l. ANDY, 10
square ~, IN ]. \ J, r. baAetA ADDITION 10
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DR. JOHNsON.

Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons. Lon.
don, GraduAte Of one Of the most eminent al.
legee In the United States, and the grester 81,
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elseW6efe. n,
effected some OF the most astonishing eurVI tbat
were 6T0r known. Many troubled with riuSipV
In the head and ears when asleep, great nefTcus.
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, 6SiSnl.
ness, with frequent blushing, attended SoIs.
times with arrangement Of mind, were euFed
immadfAkaiy.
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The many Thousands cured At this establish
meat within the last twenty years, and ne d.
met1as Important surgical operations petiofnta
~ Dt. Johnston, witnessed BY Tia ropottn o
TAe Sun and many other pAperl, notices q
which have appeared again and again before w
public, beaideS his standing as . gentleman o.
character and reSpectAbllity, 10 Gu@eSntguN
antee to the aGlleted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
NaRRtA
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DR, ,JOHNSTON,

OFFICE, NO. Z SoUTHFREDRRICK STREET,
Lett hand Blde going nom Baltimore street. lteN
dootl nom the corner. Fail not to obssrTo he
name and number.
~ No letters received unless postpaid md
containing . stamp 70 DO used on tho reply
herools writing Should state age, and send por
Tho Doctors DlPLOMA hanFs n 6iS Office.
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Inquire OF Al. CLanNb!
Law once, cor, Fourth and Monroe stree1
March ~, 1871. mAElo
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FOR SALE.

VALUABLE FARM FO R@$
The subscriber Offers for sale the val
uable farm situated In Ohio county, on the ONO
river, about seven mIleS above the ettyof Whss!'
Ing, known Is tho 80
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nRNRY KURT2, TTuBtee

The above sale was, at the time and place Ap.
pointed 40 above for tellipE, adloutnsd BY otHl
Proclamation until saturday, Alrll 9Th, 1911, 81
10 &c OCk 4. H., At the same pace, Z
AIN HENRY kuRTZ, Trustee !
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reflect thAt sound mind and body are tho uO,,
necessary republics 70 promote connubIll hip.
plneSS. Indeed, without these the IoufnSy
through life becomes Q weary pilgrimage Ne
prospect hourly darkena 10 the view, the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and fled viii
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Of
another becomes blighted with our own,
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TAKE PARTICpLAR NOTICE
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain pI1s
tee, INDUCED In when alone, habit ifequtaIy
learned from evel companions, or Of school, tht
effects. .ofFhIeh arc nightly felt, even Vhu
poSAIble, and destroys both mind and body
should apply Immediately. .......,.
What pity that young man, the hope Of biz
country, the pride Of his parents, should b
enAtehed nom all prospects and epjoymenl d
life By the consequences Of debating nom ths
path Of nature, and INDUCING In q CertaIn "
cret habit suehpeFsonS must, before coutea
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Il d q MELANCHOLY FACT that Thousands
fall Victims to this terrible disease, OWingtO iAs
unAldllfnlneAa Of ignorant preGendefa, who, By
the use Of that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY,
ruin the constitution and make the residue oIlli'
miserable,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-06
FOREIGN.

New spanish Minfstry-British Legatieu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In lndia-
Marine Disaster-Arrival Of Renforth
Grew.
LONDON, October 5-Admiral Melcampo
has accepted the work of forming a new
Spanish cabinet, and the following slate is
believed to be correct:
MelcampO premier and minister of ma
rine; Alvarez, INTERIOR Olozaga, foreign af-
fairs; Calimero, justice; BassOli, war; Car
ron, finance; Beranger, probably public
works.
The Marquis de Soyere, French charge
d'affaires, has arrived at Rome.
Rear Admiral COchrane will probably he
appointed naval attache at the British le-
CATION at Washington.
The weekly statement of the Bank of
England, published to-day. shows de-
of eS76.OOO.
A dispatch from Bombay reports that an
insurrection has broken out in the Portu-
guese settlement Of Goa, west coast of
India. but the military force in charge of
the post have been able to quell the dis
turbauce.
The American bark Sancho Panza was
towed in Queenstown, to-day, leaky.
A large ship is off Fastnet unmanagable,
with her rudder gone. Her name is un-
hno"A OtedmeIs Lave put on 10 ner as
sistance.
The Renforth crew arrived at Newcastle
last night, and were heartily received BY
their fellOw-townsmen. Their trainer, Scott,
is dead.
PARIS, October 5.-The disarmament Of
national guards has been completed in the
departments Cher, NeviOre and Alien.
liners receives complaints every day
from occupied provinces declaring the
presence Of German troops insupportable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-06

ORLEANS FRIDAY OCTOBER G. 1871

palace. He next landed at Copenhagen
visited the capital Of the Oldest monarchy
in Europe, whose warlike people, the Danes
had conquered Britain seven hundred years
ago. Next he visited, in December, 1868
the capital OF Prussia, where he was enter
tanned At the palace of King William, whom
he described as man Of commanding ap
pearance and the wisest monarch in Europe
Here he was entranced with the magnifi.
cence of gala day reception, and was not
little abashed at finding himself the centre
OF gorgeous array of lovely ladies' who
gathered around him, from which awkward
position he was relieved by being conducted
to the kings interior chamber.
At Brussels, the capital Of Belgium, he
was also received in the same manner, and
finally, in March, 1869, proceeded to Eng
land, where he attended the royal recep-
ton. He was introduced by the Earl Of
Clarendon, and passed in front of the
throne, on that occasion occupied by the
Prince of Wales, who held court IN the alb
sence Of Queen Victoria
The only thing that marred the pleasure
OF these court receptions was too much
ceremony.
In his extensive tour he was often mis-
taken for black prince, travelling incOgnito,
and IT he had any fancy for ionizing, he
would rather 60 through Europe as a black
man than as a minister plenipotentiary Of
the white race.
His discussion was clothed in language
highly ornate and wildly descriptive of all
that he saw. whether the scenery spoken Of
were natural or artificial. showing him to
6e skilled in word-painting to remarkable
degree.
The lecture was we'll received and fire.
quently applauded.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-06
What is the Mattere

The New Orleans, Mobile and Texa:
Railroad Company, which has it's track laid
and in fine condition all the way up from
Westwego. on the west bank of the river
opposite Broadway in the Sixth District,
up to Donaldsonville, in the parish of As.
cension, have not commenced to run their
cars "a vet, although it seems fine passen-
ger cars, freight cars, locomotives, and
everything requisite to enter regularly in
the business of carrying freight and pas
sengers is on hand.
The line should have been in full run.
ming operation long ago. At this season of
the year, when sugarhouses have to be put
in thorough repair; when boilers, ma
chinery, etc.. have to be overhauled. when
thousand little and big things are wanted
on plantation preparatory to the taking
off Of the sugar crop, the company is losing
in not running their cars regularly every
day; and planters. who would appreciate
the facilities offered them to get materials,
supplies, workmen, ETC., promptly back and
forward on the cars, would afterward more
readily and willingly patronize the road
when the time comes to ship their products.
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Lecture by Major r. Morrfs Chester

Do0sA0 W -NaJOF H. Morris Chester.
There was large attendance of ladies
and gentlemen last night at Lyceum Hall,
to listen to lecture by Major Chester, a
colored man, who has recently returned
from tour to the principal capitals OF
Northern Europe, where he was received
by the crowned heads and royal families
with distinguished courtesy.
Among the auditors we observed Mayor
Flanders and family, Colonel James Lewis
and family, and several other of the City
Administrators, city Recorders. and mem.
bers of the press.
The subject of the discourse was "An Eve
ming with Royalty"
The speaker commenced bv alluding to
the tact, that in continental Europe, among
the refined and elegant Latins, the stalwart
Sclav0nlans, or even the sturdy SaxOns,
the distinctions of race or color were not
recognized, and merit only was a recon-
mendation to lofty station. Here, in our
own native land, the aspirations of the
black man were ridiculed, and q damper
put upon his best efforts at improvement
He spoke Of his visit to St. Petersburg,
where he was received at the palaces of the
emperor and Of the Grand Duke Constan-
tine, having been first introduced by the
minister Of the United States, Hon. Cassius
NJ. Clay. ~
In July, 1868. he proceeded to Stockholm,
in Sweden: where he was delighted by the
reception given him by the king and royal
lamAy, and with the regal grandeur Of the
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MISCELLANEOua

Memphis Races-Sentfnel Wins the Firs
Race-Democrats Deneunce Tamman,
In COuvention-Charles O'Conor Ad.
vtses Democratic Reconstructiop-
Nominations Made-Wharton Poison.
Ing Case Removed-Episcepa Conven.
tton-Englfsh Clergy Introduced.
MEMPHIS, October 5.-Chickasaw Jockey
Club races, fall meeting, third day.-T6e
Jockey Club purse $3.50, dash of mile and
a half, free for all ages, was won by Senti-
mel, beating Billy Williamson, Bayonet,
GlenrOse, Tom COrbett. Minnie Sims. vi.
docq, Morgan Scout and Gray Ella, in the
same order. Time, 2:42le.
The second race, Jockey Club purse $500.
heats Of two miles. for all ages, was easily
won bv Nellie Grey, beating Morgan Scout
and Irene Shepherd. The latter was dis
tanced. Time, 3:43, 3:45
ROCHESTER, N. Y, October SIN the
Democratic convention to-day the reform
candidates from New York were given a
hearing. Several delegates made speeches,
denounclng Tammany, and letter from
Charles OConor was read. bitterly de.
nouncing the late frauds in New York, and
declaring that the Democratic party, in its
state convention, was bound 80 to construct
itself that the public precautions now de-
manded may be fairly heard, and innocence
vindicated from false aspersion, or ascer-
tanned guilt condignly punished.
The convention nominated the following
ticket: For Secretary of State, Diederich
WillOis, Jr.; controller, Asher P. Nichols;
State treasurer, Wheeler H: Busta!; attor-
ney general, Marshall B. Champlain; State
engineer and surveyor, Van r. Richmond;
canal commissioner, George McMahOn; in
spector of State prison, D. B. Mcneil.
The convention then adjourned sine die.
BALTIMORE, October 5-The case of Mrs.
Wharton, charged with poisoning General
Ketchum, has been removed from the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-06
Benefit Of DOmiuick Murray,

This evening Mr.. Dominick Murray takes
his first and only benefit at the Academy Of
Music. Mr.. Murray will assume the role of
Pierre La Croche in the Golden Bubble" a
play with which many Of our readers are
familiar. as it has been presented here be-
fore, and always with marked success. The
evenings entertainment will close with
Charles O'Malley," Mr.. Murray appearing
as Mickey Free and Judith McCann.
The beautiful drama of The Colleen
Bawn," was represented last night to an
excellent house, and the audience testified
their appreciation Of the principal charac-
ters in most unmistakable demonstrations
Of commendation. All tie good traits of
the Irish character were developed by Mr..
Murray, who again exhibited his superiority
in that class Of acting. The "Benecia Boy"
followed, and it was a humorous comedy of
amusing blunders.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-06
NEW YORK.

ArrivaIs-GOvernments Net Very Active
Withdrawing Delegates stand BY
Nominations Of the Csnventien.
New YORK, October 5.-Arrived: steamer
New York, from Bremen.
The delegates who withdrew from the
Syracuse radical convention have resolved
to unite in support Of the ticket nominated
by that convention.
Evening.-GOld closed at ll44s a ll43
Money Z. Exchange S1s. Governments
not very active; five-twenties advanced "
on, closing at 1854. State bonds very
dull; new South Carolinas very active.
Ten-fOrties advanced ". Skies Of 1881,
1l77s: '64s, ll5aa; '65s, 1859, new l14%; 81 9,
ll4as; '66s, ll4A; ten-forties, lllh.
Tennessees very weak: North Carolinas
firm and dull. Tennessees 681a; new 68h;
HNirginias u ", new 6e; Louisiana SKIES
81, new So, Levee SKIES 20, eights g.;
Alabama eights 100, tives 6S; Georgia
skies 81; sevens 81; North Carolinas AN,
new %; South Carolinas IS. new 81.
There were tnirty-seven bids for gold to-
day, amounting to about e2,797 900. from
1891 to 1l4.O014. Awards will be abo1t
$4,000, 600, from ia to ll4OO4.
Money easy during the morning, but be-
came more active during the afternoon.
Business on call was to seven, with closing
loan at seven. Exchange market weak and
IoWer tnIs AFTERNOON on hlgh lending rates
of gold, and the advance in price at the
close quoted at ess. The gold market was
weak early in the day, and the price
dropped from ia to ll3a., but as the time
drew near for government proposals to be
opened, the prices advanced to HAS. The
large bids at the treasury, and the fact
that the government accepted only $500 600,
had q tendency to strengthen the market
still further; and when it was known that
the bullion in the Bank of England had de-
creased, there was an advance to ll4h.
Still later in the day it was announced BY
cable that the bank had lost further sum
OF one million pounds sterling, and also
rumor that the European syndicate in the
government loan had refused to take the
bonds they had subscribed. This caused an
advance to ll424.
Arrived: Bienville and Havana.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
NEW YORK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Democrats Denounce Tammany
MEMPHIS RACES THIRD DAY
WASHINGTON.


Minister Catacazy Retafned-Diplomatic
Coelness-Catacazy Disagreeable.
WASHINGTON, October 5.-This govern
ment having asked Russia to recall Minis
ter Catacazy, the Gar has requested he be
tolerated until the visit OF the Grand Duke
Alexis is over. The President has acceded
to this. wishing to show friendship to the
Duke and his imperial father
NJ. Catacazy has been informed by the
Secretary Of State, that. if when the visit is
over, he shall not he recalled, his passports
will be sent to him, and further that the
President will not receive him unless &C.
cOmpanied by the Duke. nor will he at any
time bold communication with him.
The President puts the request of the
recall on the ground that Catacazy's con
duct, official and personal, has been such
as materially to impair his usefulness to his
own government, and to render intercourse
with them for either business, or social
purposes, highly disagreeable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-06
MARKETS.


New YORK, October 5, Evening.-Cottou
closed firm and quiet; sales 100 bales; mid
ding uplands 2OAc; Orleans 2Oa.c. Flour,
southern dull and dropping; good to choice
extra % 0509 p. Whisky steady at 81.
Corn 74075c. Pork $l3 IS a l3 62. Lard
100 lOAc. Turpentine firm at Csc. Rosin
% 1915. Freights more active.
Coffee frmer; Rio at l5A a lSlsc. Sugar
steady; fair to good refining at 91s 0yl3c :
Cuba at ga 09Ac. Molasses dull. Rice
Ga Csc.
CINCINNATI. October 5.-Cotton: demand
fair and market firm: low middling I9c.
Flour: family S. 9007 10. Wheat: red 81 43
al 45. Corn dull but unchanged at 50 o
sac. Oats: moderate demand at IS q 4Oc.
Pork: demand light, but holders firm, at
$l3. Lard: demand light but holders firm,
at 9hc. Bacon: demand fair and prices ad,
vanced; sales of sides at 71s 07aac; shoul-
ders held at 7Ac. Whisky irregular, clos.
ing at CSC.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October 5, Evening.-Consols
closed at 92A 093. Bonds SO.
LIVERPOOL, October 5, Evening.
closed strong; middling uplands 9Md; Or
leans l0sd; sales 10000 bales, including
10000 for export and speculation.
PARIS, October 5.-Rentes 1913.