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MARKETS

NEW York, October 9, Evening.-Cotton:
sales 2236 bales; middling uplands 1880,
Orleans 203sc. Flour . shade firmer; com
mon to fair extra q 2O07 30, good to choice
% 05 90 25. Whisky lower at 96c. Wheat
305c better, 7814c. Rice quiet 1T Sh 09c.
Pork $l3 IS. Lard: kettle rendered l0asc.
Turpentine steady. Resin strong. TallOw
firm. Freighte lower.
Coffee quiet and active; Rio l6h 0l8kc.
Sugar dull; fair to good refining quoted at
909%c: Cuba 81 09Ac. Molasses dull.
Freights per sail: Flour q Sd, barley Cd; per
steam: Wheat 10 q load.
CINCINNATI. Observation-Disclosures partially
suspended, owing to the excitement over
the Chicago fire. Nothing done 0n'Change
outside Of pork. Pork in good demand at
4l3. Lard 9Ac. Bacon held firmly: Shout.
ders 7asc; clear rib 7%c: clear sides 81tc.
Hams l60l7c. Flour and wheat firm 1T
full rates Corn 53h a SIC. > f.
ST. LOUIS, October 9.-COtton noimi-
nal. Flour fquiet and business small;
superfne flour IS 2505 50. extra IS IS.
double extra IS. Wheat market irregular;
No. 3 red fall 81 4O0l IS; No. 2 red winter
steady; mixed on track 3ac; No: 9 in ele-
vator Ssh a 36c. Hi2hwines dull at $50
9Shc. Tobacco unchanged. Pork higher
at $!30l3 SO. Bacon higher; shoulders at
7l4c, ~cieer-rib 71sc,- clear sides She. Lard
firm at 912c.
Foreign Markets. w.
LONDON, October 9, Eyen;ns.-Consols
closed at 92A. Bonds 92l4.
LIVERPOOL, October 9, Evenipg.-CottOn
easier; uplands cad; Orleans l0d.
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MonetalrY--~c omlnercial.
MONETARY.
OyF!CB or the DAILY RHPCBLlCAC
WONpAY Bv1NIye, October 9. lS71.

OxFyCB OF DAILY k4PC6k1sA0sl
MONDAY BvBxrse. October 3. ISL.
We hase nothing new - report In the money
market proper. There hiss been no abate1ent IN
the pressure for accommodation, either ct bank q
on tne ssss ;ss AID her, nd r snese t SsnsSco oUr n se
vtoua quotations fairly represent the general mat.
net. Borrowers % fancy. stecks and IKE securities
. :ss ssss:s o e "a! a ssas :': snd F; NOT 'a SSs / sSs:' ~ ~
quoSs i0k0 oil p cent = annum for Al notes e,
Ss% e |: sas1 ia ss r ;:ssss% %sse: SeS.s' g ar: aaa LIE lie
basinse: papssF. Without eoalaterAls' end i'9iS
rs ss'S e. ssss :is!: q s ath et .s2s:s:. HI + *. r.
Ii3E, speeiafe = the Cotton exehaaee but it 80
nothing wae doas after the liAt ta3o r w. t sdsc
gram arrived The Imported .sles included S9oo9
e; so s e ii q ll 81 s s!SSS :s slse0, s''''' ga" ana
In silver - noticed saies Of $50 and elooo n
Amer!eea hele dollars g le9*. We s:il quote
in gold fos AexisAn dolarA
Foreign e1ehsnge vac unsettled by TIE nuctH 1s
ton: i Eo q. e, deer s,:siius Si n.,t y Ssc co Sofs; aes
tS. q sdsaa s;s: e ' 1 = s: cent "a sr fsoS saturday eve:
.'as,: 2 Yi:;sss. e vh ass ; sisss s si is:'' !sai sa1 e IS
elo0o bill Of hding, 3lseo and. 1900 cleo. at i23t;
a4os9 A So! & lssaisss' and $500 private
Operstions in francs included 400, o0 commercial
st <:z2k1+7la md 1900 st 90. We nov quote
=: ::ssf, s's.1 :: .a na is s's si;5 r. e sss ssi I; BY Of l'al's
The offerings OF domestic exchange were smaller,
and the markst at the cl6ee VA . shade stifer:
The banks ~ drew ON New York fdr rem:ttauce 1t
4 per cent discount, and the ALE included $4,000
beak eight On New FORK at i pr cent discOunt,
and $4,000 end el0,Ooo commercial 1t y.
The reported saaes Of stock emhsaced loo and $50
Louisiana Levse 1T Sc So 100 do ct So Is; 100 do 1T
81; 100 and 100 do q 81 Is; loo Pneumatic
Propellins Company Of - 50, and LIS same, seller
thirty days. = 81 IN. .
We note sales Of 5000 city ten per cent bonds at
83k, and 1900 1t M.
Three Thousand dollars Of city appropriation Ger.
tiicates sold 1t IN. 2.
35d40 = cent discount. -
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Cotton Statement.

NEW YORK, October S.-The receipts at
all ports for the week are 1904 bales,
against 1888 bales last week, 2O,6O6 the
previous week, and 1861 three weeks
since. The total receipts since September
l are 122, 500 bales, against 1926 tor the
corresponding period Of the previous year,
showing . decrease of $50 bales.
The exports from all ports FOR the week
are Is, 1873 bales, against 1888 bales for the
same week last year. The total exports for
the expired portion of the cotton year are
56,O24 bales, against $3.50 for the same
time last year. The stock at all ports is
1885 bales, against 1l4,4S7 for the same
time last year. The stocks at interior
towns are 2.309 bales, against 25,759 bales
last year. The stock in Liverpool is 439 900
bales, against $4,000 last year.
American cotton afioat for Great Britain
is $1,000 bales, against $1,000 last year.
Indian cotton afloat for Europe il s6lO,6
bales, against 3S9, 433 last year.
The South was visited during the week
by q severe storm or cyclone, which passed
up the Atlantic coast and extended. al.
though with less severity, into portions Of
the interior. This has interfered, to some
extent, with picking, and has also checked
the movement Of cotton from the planta-
tons to the Southern seaports. This storm
has probably done considerable damage.
although nothing definite is yet known in
regard to the extent of it.
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NEW YORK.

acknowledgements . Stocks Heavy
state Beads Neglected..
New York, October9.-Arrived: Panama
and Herman Livingston. Arrived out:
Nevada.
Eyening-Money closed at Z. Sterling
o09M. Gold 1884 1ll4h. Governments
sympathized with other stocks, closing very
heavy: fve-twenties Of 1862, ll5A. State
bonds neglected; Tennessee 66, new 65h;
Virciniss 60, new GO; Louisianas Is, new So,
Levee SKIES 70, Fights g; Alabama eights
100, fves 6S; Georgia skies 50; sevens
81; North Carolinas Al, new q; South
Carolinas "a, new 80.
Skies of 1881, 1l7&; five-twenties of 1862,
1855; els, l15A; '65s, ll54, new 1888; '67s,
1l3a: '6Ss, ia; ten-forties, ll1k.
Evans, the alleged ~defaulting agent for
the Pennsylvania wal claims, has been sent
home under arreet.
The Athletics beat the Haymakes BY .
score Of fifteen to thirteen.
NEW YORK, October 9-Harry Wright's
Bo~ton nine defeated the Mutuals BY q
score of 8 to g..
The Stars, Of Brooklyn, defeated the
Chicago Etnas this afternoon BY score Of
% to 4.
Arrived: General Sherman and United
States: report having passed the steamer
General Sedgwick in latitude 80 longitude
"a, with her machinery deranged.
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part Of Chicago, and supposed to be beyond
the reach Of the flames, has been abandoned
and communication with the city il again
suspended. 1t il expected another office
viii be opened during the night "
miles south oftheir last place Of refuge. Tbs
operators, before leaving their instruments,
reported that the wind had veered to the
north and was driving the flames back and
southwark.
The fire had already reached the neigh
borbood of the office, and the men were
compelled to flee. Their last words were:
There now appears no hope Of saving the
southern part Of the city,"
A dispatch from Chicago states that
among the dry goods firms burned out ARE
John Farwell 4 Co, T. Hsmlin 4 Co.,
Field, Letter e. Co., s. Brown, and Hunt &
Winslow.
MEMPHIS, October 9.-Ameeting has beeu
called tonight by the Chamber Of Com
nerce to take action on the Chicago fire.
WAsHIxGroN, October 9.-The very latest
from Chicago says: The ~conflagrstion pro-
crosses. Assistance going from al direc-
tions. The railroads are carrying provisions
on fast trains free.
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FOREIGN.

Italian Mlnfstef 1t C0urt Of St. James
Bonapartises in Central France-De.
feat Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Ber-
lie abOut FKaace.
LONDON, October 1.-TWO thousand nine
hour leaguers had an orderly meeting at
Trafalgar square. o. Dyer presided.
Chevalier Nigra succeeds CadorDa a.
Italian minister at the court of St. james.
MADRID, October ga joint meeting of
the leading democrats and progressiOnists
has been held. Action was taken toward
which will exclude conservatives. General
Sag0sta and his partisans withdraw.
VERSAILLES, October 9.-The report of
the appointment Of D. L'Huys as minister
to Austria is premature.
The Bonapartists have been successful in
Central France.
Duo d'Aumale has been elected from
Clermont. Gambetta is defeated.
The elections passed off quietly.
BERLIN, October 9.-Herr Won Arnim has
been called to Berlin for consultation re-
garding France.
NJ. Quertier had an interview with Bis
marck to-day.
PARIS, October 9.-Further returns of the
election in Germeaux show that three can
didates of the right or conservative wing
had been defeated by republicans. In the
department Of CHA the moderates have
been successful in the city of Rouen. The
radicals have carried the departments Of
Rhone and Varaud.
SAN DOMINGO, October 1.-The country
is quiet and bushes looking up. President
Baes is preparing. to visit north side.
The Shawnutt arrived at Samana bay on
the sixteenh, and proceeded Immediately to
Cadera to relieve the Swatara, which has
gone to Port-a1-Prince to inquire into the
case of the Hornet still detained there.
The Mantesse sailed for Porto Rico on .
cruise. The Kans as was expected shortly
to arrive and make soupd;ngs in SANTANA bay.
The American church at SANTANA is com
pleted and ready for service.
The health of Americans on ships and on
shore continues good.
HAVANA, October 9.-Exchange on United
States, sixty days, coming atllts discount;
short y p%recautiOn.
Valmaseda arrived yesterday; no demon
stratiOn of welcome.