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what Would Alexis DO VI it,rous ma.
Catacaxvp

respondent Of the Herald SAYS Catacazy ne
Russian Minister at Washing ton. has NOT hen en-
teeailea, but will remain at his post until the
Alexis, when he win tender his resisnstion iih0e
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THIS rs WHAT CONES OF 1.-THE danger Of
needing with edged tools Is well illustrated In
tne Gaze OF Cincinnati girl, who, at a charits-
bic lair AZ that city gave n Young man a kiss for
sle- IL seemed that the young fellow liked the
COOS 20 much that he contracted with the
maiden for a regular supply at greatly reduced
rates, and the result Is that girl full Of tears,
with a baby In her arms, stands before a justice
Of the peace demanding the arrest OF a man
moment Is making his way towards California
as fast as he can travel.
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YELLOW FEvER.-There remains no doubt
row that the yellow fever is prevalent to an
alarming extent both in Savannah and Charles
on. The newspapers there have been trying to
hide the fact, but it has exposed itself beyond
any further denial by its virulence, and great
crowds OF people able to get away are fleeing to
healthier localities. -
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GENERAL SPINNER is eAPccSed ID reia.h on
Monday or Tuesday neat 1t : believed tat he
lett Liverpool on the steamer Scotia on S..Jr-
Iav loS+
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The SMALLEST BABY.-Alady near Ballville,
Sandusky county, Ohio, recently gave birth to a
nearly four weeks old and weighs less than two
pounds. At the time of its birth a lady's finger
ring was slipped over IFS hand and arm to the
shoulder. Hundreds of people have been to see
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COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS, of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, left ior Pennsylvania this
morning, 10 be absent until the beginning of
next week.
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The Yarmouth Delegation Interview
the Pr 1adeut.

LONG BRANCH, Sept. 5.-The delegation of
he Yarmouth wiring of tAe republican party
If Louisiana waited upon the President this
morning and were in consultation half an hour,
They leave this evening for New York. Generals
Sheridan and FORSYTH and Col. Jack-on are the
guests Of Collector Murphy.
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PAY INSPECTOR CUNNINGHAM hos returned
to his home IN tbs city ter the t, ia, on o.
his term OF .e.Ii,e in New Yo-k. We ? e Cad
10 have him b ok anon { rs again.
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HOuefn 4

- Queen VictoriaIs physicians say her re-
monstfauons "A In consequences Of their profess
scnal advice. They say she has nervous troubles.
which might easily be converted by excitement
into dan gerous malady.
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THE North Carolina Cherokee Indians VII
be removed in a few weeks to the Indian Tel ii
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NEW YORK, Sept "A Rome letter says the
Pope expresses the wish that his successor be
chosen by universal suffrage, without regard to
age or sex,
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SUN Another Aborttortsf Mura.r q,

,, INV YORK, Sept. 5.--Mary Russell, aged p,
Ann AM Eliza Burns, residing In Clinton street.
me latter was secured last night at Centreport,
Long Island, where she had fed to avoid ar
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 2?iO.56s..7.
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Lea Il PERKINS, Sauce.

Pronounced by Connosseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE.n
IL improves appetite and digestion, and il is IN
rivalcd for its flavor.
We are directed by Messrs. LEA PERKINS to
prosecute ali parties making vending counterfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS,
aul2 eo6m Agents, New York
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"ysmestonc.' AyaIu-A Denial.

PoETIAND. Nh, Sept 5.-TIon. .Iohn a Popr
died very suddeI " us morrjngoT heart as sase
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FRANCE ALARMED
Threatened DemOust ration of the I'm.
ternationa's-Acti Measures 20 Re
press the Movement

PARIS, Sept. i.-There are CO 900 troops in the
ci'y, and constant pa,f Ol is kept up The gov
crnment was informed of an Intended demon
stfation by the lnternationa's on the 4th instant
:nd the orders for its repression are absolute.
SeN res, LyOrs, M3rseilles and Bordeaux are
filled with LOOPS
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TRANSFER OF CoIN.-Tae Ire" 1rer OF the
Uri'ed StatcF day made a Geographic trans
fer of $4,000 in coin from San Francisco to
New York, through the Bank of C .lifornia.
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NJ. r,Ward in lhc T.crpnI t,,,
Sudden Death oT a Maine Wan.

NV 10: X. sept. 5-Hon. VIM. n. SSwar,
wSs Gently in Rome.
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In CONSEQUENCE Of the continued interruption
u to travel on the 18th street route, the <<GRS>
Excursion Of the Lodges and Encamp-
mcnts, !. % o. r., for the Benefit of the s4Ez6.zkS
Choir, has been changed 10 a PICNIC ~<WN4
at Analostan Island, and will take place on TIL RS
DAY next. 9TH instant, commencing at one o'clock
D. m. ~Ferriage free.
The Choir give Concert at O'Clock, and other
interesting exercises arranged for the afternoon aud
evening, and the Committee guarantee a season of
pleasure to all participants.
Tickets, (admitting a gentleman and ladies and
children under IL years Of age 81; 10 be had of the
N G.s and G.. p s, of the Committee, and at kidder
d Mclean : Cigar Store, Seventh street. seq Il
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
IMPORTANT FROM IRELAND.
FIFRCE FIGHTING IN DIBLINI
polio emen Dcfe as ed by the Mob-Ouc
Half Of the Police Force wound
ed-Gre1t and Increasing IN
cit enent in the City.
TslegrGIhsd ETolusirely to rAe Erening s,a,.

DUBLIN, Sept. 4.-There was fierce fighting
all night. The police were driven 10 their bar
racks, and on receiving achievements charged
Tue crowd desperately. They were driven into
the ban racks again Several charges we're made
nth the same result. A bar OF iron thrown
from a public house at the police led 10 the
stoI ming OF the house and capture of its in
mates. The mob made an ate mpt to rescue
them, and IN the ba,de which followed the
house was completely wrecked by the mob in its
frantic rage. Onc-half or the policemen en-
gagged in the ARRAY were injured. The prison
ers sing national songs all night. There j. great
Excitement. and IL = Increasing
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English Affairs
b itish Troops TTylRg Hoic TIC OF TtiRa IV3y
Ten Thousand Miners Addressed Jy Lord

Ten Thousand Miners Addressed Jy a Lori-The
Great Musical Fest'rdl-TSe TdcAt Lss0a.a
ASToURd-leSSel CdpSized and E1ereR Ltres Lost.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The antumnal maneuyers
OF the military, under orders of the War Depart
ment, were successfully ipaugurated v =terday.
\ force of Is. 600 men marched from the camn
at AldershOt to Sandhurst, where they pitched
tents, cooked and ate meal, and rested a short
time. The tents were then struck, and the
troops returned cheerfully 10 AldershOt- The
distance accomplished was eighteen miles.
Lord Elcho presided at the meeting of the
miners held yesterday at Barrsley, at which
fully 10000 periOns were present.
The grand musical festival began to-day at
Gloucester and will continue through the week
Among the musical performers are Mile. Tiet-
Zens and Madame Cora De Wilhoorst. The
latter IS well-known American singer The
oral with Dettinger's Tie Deum, Hear nv
prayer" of Meldlesshon, and Handel's JeDtha
and viii be continued Tonight with the first part
of Hayden's Creation and selection from Ham
del's Israel in Egypt The concerts of Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings will be held in Shire
Hail The Instrumental performers and choruses
and the other solOisis are of the first eminence.
Commodore Aslbury's Yacht Iiyonia has been
aground eff the Isle of Wight, but was got of
without damage. She 's to-day sheltered in the
portlanc harbor, awaiting the termination of
ihe prevailing heavy gale, before continuing
her voyage - New York.
The FIlOmela has capsized of Malta and
eleven persons were drow ned.
The steamship Perierre, from New York
arrived at Brest to-day. The steamship Siberia
from Boston, touched at Queenstown to-day
The steamship Gig of BroOkly Al, from New
York, touched at QueerstJWn last evening
The steamship Nova Scotian, from Quebec
touched at Neville to-day.
Death Of DE. Karl Marx, the Leader
OF the Reds.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Dr. Carl Marx. the lead
ing spirit of the International Society, died to-
day, in his ed year.
The Confederate Cotton BOndhoideys.
LONDON, Sept. 5-The committee of confede-
rate boncholders are about to publish their re-
Tort and correspondence.
Labor Strikes I'm England
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Strikes occurred to-day
among the MOrkmen at Sheffield and Bradford
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &C.

EMMETT EMMErrH
Scoo~d Grand Annual PIC MIC of the EMM EFT
GUARD BENEVOLENT SOCIETY at LCei- "A
ler's Wa hng,on City Girdens, New York ~
avenre, between LIST aud 81 streets, on WE , IA
NESDAY, Sc 9tember 6, ISL The members sA..M
of this organization cordially invite their many
frerds TO attend as they determined to make this
of the most attractive and plea 5urable PC-I ca
Of the season Miller celebrated cotllion bI'd is
eneP sod for the occasion. Dancing will commence
at y. Committee of Arrangements Shan
non, G. Schermerhorn. NJ. Dougherty, 7. Lane, A
Lysight. ID. Donovan, j. Lyons. Tickets, admitting
a gentlema and ladies 80 cents. 1T
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EDUCATIONAL.

TIRE MISSES BURGESS will reopen their Sch0o
Il for Young Ladies on MONDAY, September 18th
1903 New York avenue. Sc I'm
NIISS L. FLETCHER HAS THE PLEASURE
1ff 20 announce the resumption Of her select Eng
fish classes for young ladies, WEDNESDAY, tue
9th proximc, at 3l3 New York sveEne- se4-3w'
MISS L, THOMSON
WI will reopen her School
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER nth,
No. 5S1 9Th street north. se43tf
NoUNG LADIES' Sc ASn MISSES SELECT
Corner 5fh and | streets, N. W. commence SEP
1ES-ik IL IL Tie Misses PE3LEY, by special
pcIr7tssiOn refer to- Rev G.. p. Benton, G. B. Young,
Principal Emerson Institute: W. ID. Backfnrd,
FSC., g. T. Mcclellan, Esq, Warren ChOate, ESQ,
q. "A. Rundell, ESQ, Pension Office. set-.tt
HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
Il ODsCs e the SecTsf1ry and Financial Aren't,
WASHINGTON. Year 1871 and lSl2.
THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMEST-0pcE Sep
TENDER 18th. Tuition and room free.
LAW DEPARTMkNT-Year begins Dee lber I'll.
Tuition, SO; full course. $50. in advance
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT-Year begins OctO-
Der nth. Lectures begin daily at So clock 2. IN
MatriculatiOn, S.; Course of Lectures. s lO0
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT-YeaT tegins Sep
tember l3th. Tuition, 50 per year: Applicants for
admission examined on l2th September.
PREPARATORY DEPAR1M ENT-Year begins
September 18th. Tuition 80 per year. Applicants
fOT admission examined September llth and l2th.
NORMAL DEPARTMENT-Yea begins Septem-
Der 18th. Applicants for admission examined Sep
t'I'er llth and 18th. Tuition, 50 per year SEPT
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Irish Women I'm the Melee.

LONDON SEPT. "a dispatch from Dublin
.:ys the pr oners taken by the police during the
riots were chcered by the people, while the Off
GERS of The law were III 'ed. The rioters were
assisted by large nrmber of women in their
assaults NJ IN the police.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SOCIABLE.-The MUTUAL AID SOCIETY,
- composed of ladies Of the 10Th street baptist
DAY EVENING sePtember 9TH, at e dse u the
easmsnt Of said ehureh The proceeds will Be
ing the church, and, it is designed to make the
seats in it free to all, their friends and the public
ge1eEsIy are solicited to come and aid this a1aee
oI2 9.S go ON A hABl sREE Nt 1ssS Ne
'rH Sly MARKRITER's. 'rh d.
No. 4s6 seventh street, between and streets
Choice Sc fSntns Sas
sGsh PRsT Osd.
Ri Szf fs.li $ cA & the District
Please remember Name and Number. APPLY"
NEW MEpiGAk BUftDiNG,iooi + It., near 10th,
On E RRRSsRl fcF tRs sess2? Of
JUVENILE CLASS. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
a1 %h ShTsfF ekhss 81 TTEsBhYs THURS Il
p sfsf fRf shhss6 6kfs fGEsbhrs and
Class Sf Isdes and Gentlemen for the
Bostcn," Tuesday and Thursday, to 10 p n: ~, -.
Reunion every saturday, to 10 p. m For Ladies
LADIES DESIRING O to attend these mi rs will Be
CURED to make application for Complimentary
ifIn On ish pi' Unknown
Prof 81 na6e G shosd the
the classes during September will receive Sc less
to the quarter tuition and tuition in schools
private families private classes at any hour agreed
upon. Residence, No. 9l9 18th street, between /
and h streets. auZ Eft
II q. REICHENBACH's PIANO STORE,
H No. 423 1lta Street, dbOce Psnnd. ArenHs,
Sole agency for the sale Of the celebratsd PIANOS
Of VIM. Knabe & Co., Baltimore, and Wm.-A
McCanmon, Albany; also, SECOND hand MD
rent on the most accomplishing terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. ap4-lys
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A Renewal OF the Riots Aprre,

LnNDUN, sept "a speciaI dispatch from
Dublin saws a renewal of the riots is a7nre-
hended. The police have been ordered q u>e
their reyolyerS unmercI ully, and the soldiers
ere s''h under arrs Tor u c in case of emer-
gency.
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XIM J. CARROLL viii resume the Duties Of his
w School, corner High and Gay streets George
town, "a NONDAI. September 4th. 1871. hathe-
maticaI ard Commercial Courses thoroughly i'm
parfrd aust ct
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LADIES' GOODS, &c.

A FULL LINE OF
"A CORS E s,
At reduced prices. Call and see, AZ
:. HELLERHS,
sul5-tf 7l5 Market Space.
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IMPORTANT To Carpenters Ann RrT,n
= EEs.-l have On hand and FOR sale FoTrP uH ~
bhLD WOOD MANTELS, from ~ 50 70 So ~
" ID. My, Merida, TT;r Al
aeI-S" Head Of 9th street
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From Utah.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Strikes occurred today
P mong the workmen at Sheffield and Bradford.
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Ct. NINCENT's school. un1er the charge Of
- the Sisters Z larlt corner 10Th and streets
vii rcoT.n On MONDAY, sept. 9Th. Parents and
guardians are requested to send their children
prfmptfv. gel-lm
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THE MISSES BURGESS will reopen their Schoo
Il for Young Ladies on MONDAY, September llth
1903 New York avenue. Sc I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.

aIISS HANNA WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL
Nt Fr Young ladies and children. at No. 81 3 o
Peuusy lyan.a avenue, on TUESDAY, September
j. X sel-lmF
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EMERSON INSTITUTE,
II (C Il. YOUNG S ACADEMIC
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SEH0OI FOR RnNS

CHARLES r. YOUNG,
se2-tf 1914 street
st. MATTHEW'S INSTITUTE, STREET,
- between lith and 18th streets. Studies will be
slImed on MONDAY, September 4. The Classical or
Commercial Course may be followed at the option of
parents or guardians. The Glasses in Photography
au sl-lOt BROTHER TOBIAS, President.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

with their blood, ! shall be brought to
life again"
The king was terrified when he heard
that he himself must kill his dear chill
dren; but he remembered his servants
great fidelity, and how the faithful
John had died for him, and drawing his
sword he cut off the heads Of both his
children with his own hand, and as
soon as he had sprinkled the stone fig-
ure with the blood the life came back
to it, and faithful John stood again
alive and well before him, and said:
Your faith shall not go unrewarded; )"
and taking the heads OF the two chill
dren he set them on again, and, anolnt-
ing their wounds with their blood,
in moment they were healed, and the
children sprang away and played as If
nothing had happened.
Now the king was full of happiness,
and as soon as he saw the queen com
ING he hid faithful John and the chill
dren in great cupboard. As soon as
she came III he said to her: "Have you
prayed in the church," Eyes" she re-
Piled; "but | thought continually of
faithful John, who has come to such
misfortune through us" Then the king
said: "My dear wife, we can restore
his life again to him, but it will cost
us both our little sons, whom we must
sacrifice" The queen became pale, and
was terrified at heart, but she said:
ave are guilty of his life on account
of his great fidelity" Then he was
very glad that she thought as he did,
and opening the cupboard he brought
out faithful John and the two children,
saying; God be praised, he is saved,
and we still have our little ones;" and
then he told her all that had happened,
and they afterward all lived happily to
the end of their days.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-09-21

THE rising generation in Iowa is
hopefully bright. At one Of the Sun
day schools in an Iowa town, the SUI
perintendent, reviewing the lesson,
asked the question: why arc we
commanded 10 "gird our loins?" One
little sharp shaver sung out, ITO keep
your brooches up"
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Sherif'S Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUIlVN
- issued ont of the Probate Cont IN ana ,a ~.
Boise county Idaho Territory. upon jadsmeu ~ ais
dercL in said Court in favor OF W. h. A ie. far
and against w H. Stephenson and David Steas n W.
the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty and t, :, TorT
lars, together with the costs OF snis taNso "son mn
eight and So 100 Dollars have seized ana ahsu Of
der execution all the right title claim ana ~ - and
said W. H. Stephenson and David Steahle ". Those
to the following described property, toWu , IN the
certain mining claims situated on ran oAr;nC at
county OF Boise Territory of Idaho, I'D Sal
the mouth of said Fall Greek and running up Saakle
Greek 1900 feet and comuonly known as ,ns
Co. claims together with all the p,,lie no.
and appurtenances thereunto belonging
tice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th day Of September l'' r.nr.
at IL o'clock. NJ will sell in front OF 'T sr cash.
House door in Idaho City. at public auction
oil the right title and interest OF sara
Steakle Of in and to the above described ,ss
the highest bidder to satisfy said judgmen'
aud accruing costs. ,,, charif
Idaho City. August "a. lS7l-w4
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Sheriff S Sale.

DI VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- ISSUED out of the Probate Court in and for Boise
coaniy. Idaho Territory, upon Judgment rendered
therein in favor Of James Il. Duke and Stephea
Baldridge aud againS, John ". Davis, for the sum q
Three Hundred and Ninety-thr and II lVd DOLLARS
together with the costs OF suit taxed at twenty hne
Dollars. have seized and taken under execution al
the right title and interest OF John ". DAVIS o. ID
aud Ia the following described properly, situate "
Ing and being III Ceuierville county OF BOISE Sha
errtory OF Idaho, aud described as follows, tO-"''
The front portion of that certain town lou ironing
on Afain street twenty -four feet, bounced Oh 'lo
south by cross street running west, on Inc holtl
by the lot formerly occupied by Mniry U i'oHh.s
and extending back from Main street TO the rear Gnu
81 the s.loon building erected thereon, Known -
John W. Davis saloon. together with all Inc ~He.
mcpfs. Entertainments and Improvements uere"h'
belonging or i'll anywi$e appertaininG; Puohc Nv
tice Is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 23d Day of September, iSh'
at 1? O'Clock NJ will sell in front OF the coJ s
house door i'll Idaho CITY, at public auction lo s!'
the above described property, TO the hghes1 ouu.
10 satisfy said Judgment costs and aecrulis 49, no
less one hundred Dollars received on ssie "a pc
soMal property. DRYDEN McCLINTOCh,
H. - ,,r ., 1s7i-w4 Sheriff
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-08

0l0, and turkeys at $2492S Y dozen.
Western eggs continue plenty, and sell on
the levee at 20 a pc y dozen.
Corn MEAL-Demand fair and prices firm;
standard brands of Kindred sold from the
levee at % 50, and from store at 80 IS y Dbl.
Twenty bbls sold from store at ~ 80 Y Dbl.
WHISkf-There is q better demand for
rectitied WHISTLES, and considerable specu-
lative feeling: S2S bbls sold on private
terms. We quoted 81 lsc q 81 per gallon, as
in proof and brand. Bourbon whisky in
good request at 81 35a5 Y gallon, as in
quality and age
CoFFEE.-There is nothing doing from
first hands, the stock embracing 1000 bags.
The jObbing trade is active at full prices,
dealers holding liberal stocks. We quote
cargoes as follows: Prime fgOld duty paid)
at l5i4 a l5A.c: good at l4i. a l5c; fair at
l4la a l1l4c.
BAGGING. - No movement at wholesale.
Dealers sell India at &c Y yard in bales
PIC in rolls: domestic jute at 25c. and hemp
and flax at "a a 25c y yard.
Iron TIEs-Were retailing at 5 a SAC y IS.
SALT. - Demand fair; prices unchanged.
Dealers quote Liverpool coarse 81 25Ql 30.
fine 81 BOA 55 T. sack. When large lots
are taken at warehouse by boats deduction
Is made tor drayage. Last season salt
neglected. Table salt in pockets, 8 ID &c.
4 tb 1c.
BuTrEE-Choice is in light supply and
good demand Lower grades are very
plentiful and neglected. We quote choice
Goshen 43 q 44c: common % a .Oc: choice
Western % a 2Sc: inferior 10a 2Oc y ID.
MALT AND HOPs-There is little demand
for malt Dealers quote good Western at
81 81. Canada at 81 IS d | 10, and choice
New York at 81 65al IS y bushel. Hops
are neglected. Only choice New York met
with ready SALE and they command ~ T21c
y fb: Western irregular and nominal.
COTTON SEED MEAL-DecOrticated in
good demand; dealers selling at 81 90 9
100 lbs: undecorticated is held at 81 40 y
100 TBS
COTTON SEED-In demand at ST. = ten
in sacks, delivered.
tREIGHTs-There is no abatement IN the
demand for room for cotton, and. under a
light supply of sailing tonnage. rates rule
firm. There is no steam room on the berth
for Liverpool The offerings cOastwise are
fair. We quote cotton to LlverpOOi. sal'
Sad: to Havre. Bordeaux, Hamburg, Bremen.
Cronstadt, Genoa. and other continental
ports sail lisc T. fb; oil cake to Liverpool.
sail. 30 a 81 5 Cd T. ton: cotton to New York
and Philadelphia &c steam; sugar to DO
steam Sc. molasses 81.
TOBACCO-The market has exhibited
little more animation during the past three
DAYS, but is still dull. The sales embrace
d hhds. viz: ~ at Toe. % at &c, at &c. at
Sc. at &c. and at 6lsc = ID. Last week.
not reported. 10 bids lugs sold at Dc. We
quote Tugs 5le a &C. low leaf : a : Lee, medium
leaf -. Sc. good leaf sl2 a &c, fine leaf
l0ellc + h.
CHEEsE-Demand fair and prices steady.
Western factory commands loc, reserve
l3isc. and English dairy 10 a l'c = 10.