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The New York herald., 1871-09-15
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Attempted suicide by n Deserted Fair Onc.
About one O'Clock yesterday afternoon onicer Eng.
lisl OF the Seventh precinct, noticed a young
woman on pier NO. 3, East River acting IN a wild
and distracted manner lie followed her TO the end
OF the pier, and, rightly conjecturng that she con-
templated suicide, suddenly seized her as she was
about to throw herself headlong into the waters be-
meath. she was taken TO the station house, and on
being searched the following letters explaining the
motives which promp ted her TO the IaSn act were
found on her.
NY JIM dying You brought me to despair and for
you die. Yours, ALivE RICHARDS
r. slet my brothers know that their dear sister lead
ALICE.
P.s.-Think of your loving sister Alice die for jim.
This letter was addressed to one James Moffaf 90
Market street. The girl, when arrested, was In a
state of semi-intOxicati0n and was brought TO
Essex Market where she was committed by Justice
Scott on tnat charge.
In appearance she is quite prepossessne, scarcely
moro Than eighteen years OF age; her countenancc
however, showing traces OF deep dissipation, no
doubt induced by the desert0n Of some false friend,
whom sue mad loved mot wisely, put toQ we'll"
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TIE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

Rifle Range to BE Purchased for the Ma
ti0nai Gunrd-What Ts to BE aud What
Ought to Be Done.
On Monday last Company B, OF the Sixty.ntnth
regiment, commanded by Captain Collins. an able
and most painstaking ofncer. went to Far Rockaway
for the purpose OF being instructed in rine shooting
The men appeared to be in good discipline and very
desirous OF Improving themselves. But they were
armed with the Old rine OF 1851. and the result Of
their practice was useful only In showing the alb
surdity OF having citizen soldiers maintained by the
STATE a. great expense, who, In any sudden emer-
gency. would be just as likely to shoot themselves
In the National Guard, but owing to their arms aud
equipments, tney made most ridiculous show
before t' tne targets II the state cannot AFFORD
Dfeec-0adng guns OF the right pattern to our local
army It were infinitely better to disband the whole
lot and depend FOR safety on the puglllsts In the
This evil in our National Guard system has been
frequently exposed in the HERALD, but no remedy
stated in this journal nat there was not company
In the First division that firing by Gle or by section
pa TTn an Mt m 1arge aaystack At 800 yards distance
may be corrected number of gentlemen, among
them Ool0nel Mason, Major Powell, Colonel Church
and others prominently connected with the National
Guard, recently met and organized q National R.ne
Association, the object being TO establish the asso
ciatlon under the general act OF incorporation, with
president vice president secretary, treasurer ana
fifteen directors Thus organized, 1t was and Is
hoped that much might he done to popuarize rife
shooting IN the National Guard, and, In time to
make marksmen OF our mitlamen.
Another meeting OF the association was held last
evening az the Arn0ry OF the seventh regiment and
constitution aud bylaws were adopted for its gov
ernment. IL Is proposed to purchase about hun
dred acres OF land IN the vicinity OF the city to be
laid out as rifle range ior the use Of the several
regiments. grand annual prize meeting, similar
to the famous wimbledon meeting IN England, Is to
constitute one of the attractive features Of the new
organization. Governor Hoffman, Generals Shaler
and woodward, and others. have expressed their
desire 10 cooperate with the association.
The association, when 1t shall have completed its
arrangements viii at proceed to business. But
they must begin In the right way. The first thing TO
be done Is TO have breech-lOaders OF the most ap-
proved pattern placed in the hands OF milltiamen.
The next Is to make every guardman take care Of
and clean his own musket II the Rifle Association
fail IN accomplishing these reforms they Will have
accomplished nothing.
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tatiops:-Tennessee ex coupon 13,i 7sX; DO. new,
78l< 73X; Virginia, ex coupon. % 6sx; do. new,
70 II; do. registered STOCK old. SIX "a; do. con-
soils, 66 e5s; Georgia skies, "a SO; do sevens, 81
Ok; North Carolina ex coupon AK 43; do. FUND.
ing 1885, "a 35; do, 1868. 30 81; do. new, 24a
25 do special tax. 10 20; Missouri sixes s7 pS do
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 90 e61S; Louisiana sixes,
81 a 10; do. new, 90 01; do. leyee sixes II ~;
do. eights, so a "a; do. Penitentary sevens 10
Y; do railroad elghts, 10 q So; Alabama nves, 6S O
20; do. eiehts lol 1O2; do. railroad eghts 81 "a;
South Carolina sxes Is q IS; do. new. January
and July, 57k 57h; do. do, April and October 90
61; Arkansas skies, So q IS; do. sevons, 80 90:
Mobile and Ohio Railroad sterling 90 OIL;
do. interest eignts, SO "a; do. second mort
gage eights, 10 q IS; Mississippi Central Railroad
first mortgage, sevens, "a SO; do. do, second do,
eights, rs q II; New Orleans and Jackson Railroad,
first mortgage, 81 ss; do. second do. rs q so;
Memphis and Charleston Railroad first mortgage
IS Ss; do., second do 10 IS; GreenviIle and Co
lumbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina, 81
q 81; Macon and Brunswick Railroad, guaranteed
by Georgia. IS q 10; Wilmington Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad eights, IS So; Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad eiGhts, IS o so; Memphis city
SKIES, 60 81; savannah city sevens, So 90, New
Orleans consos, DID, 73 76; do issued TO railroads.
SKIES, 73 70; do. sevens, 81 q 70.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The earnings OF the Toledo, Wabash and western
Railroad for the first week IN September show an
increase OF $4,000 as compared with the CORE.
spending period OF last year.
The earnings of the OHIO and Mississippi Railroad
during the month or August were as rollOws:-
1870. $780, ,o71
25S,4S9
Decrease. ........................ s12.4S2
The earnings from January l to August 81, inclu-
sive, were:-
1870. 81 n47 4s6
lv44, l3Z
Decrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3,S34
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton a%; M m!alnss ias IsSs Net receipts ass
SAVANNAH, Sept IL, 1871.
Cotton firm low low mddsdninGs N1c. Net receipts, As
bales Sales, oO Stock, a,469
Tobacco active Sales I73 hhds lues 81 IS: low TO
medium leaf IS 70 SIS 81.
Receips-Flour. e4oo bbs wheat. $500 bushels; corn
Shipments U bushels; corn III le bushels oats
OOv bushels Canal reights rmwheat l4c &c.,
active, and so bbls. sold, part ship Last Wheat
o "a ars pare C ana acy n 81 "a Tor
els No. mixed Western 59sc, bushels
bushels No WESTERN 10 lots at 5so 5sc ~ &c. A9Sos 3ss
In fair demand and strong sales Of 10000 bushels
Rye and done secdssaes OF 0' i AGs Sss:
timothy at 3d. PORK and lard unchar ged. Hshwnes en-.
tirely nominal
oswrao, N. y. Sept. IA, 1871
Flour steady, with good demand; sales 2,0UJ bbs,
winter and is 81 for SouSc extra Wheat saes
S6oO bushels red indiana to Arrve at Isl A. and
high II s nd 7oS do al S us. a Iasas al r..
for Ohio Corn meal$ 90 for boted, 81 40 or uuboed
S2a = $25; iniddlnss, $s7 $50 per ton, as to aas
ity Highwines, s01ec.. Canal frcghts-Wheat, 9bc {;
70 the Hudson 81 ~ New YORK. Railroad nHea tresss Ss
rlour.TO Boston 5sc to New YORK 4Ss. 70 Albany s5c
men.s~sSO0 bushels barley and feet lumber 'np'
CHICAGO, Sept H. 1871
Flour in fair demand and hm. Wheat active stronger and
october during stsrnoon hrn at Ii TX ii IS seller
September; l IS ST. lsA seller October active and
sassc October and active; No. sos
SAc Rye active active EG sasS barley unsettled and esu:
s $ % scs.' M ins
: @ aSSs SS,s ,s hogs 81 ;s W and I'd y 10
and higher; G to-. 70 Buffalo s,sc by ss s by steam Re-
hogs. shipments S,0OO bbs tour, $1,000 bushels wheat.
l54oo do corn, 64uo do oats 1900 do. barley and 5O3
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

i
THURSDAY. Sept. 14-6 p. M.
On Change to-day wheat was strong, in answer to
,ntinued favorable adviccs from Liverpool. Cot
20 was strong, at an advance Of &c q xc. per
ound
MONEY TWO TO FOUR PER CENT.
Money was easy, at q per cent on governments
nd at per cent stocks until after half-pas two
Pclock, when there was sharp inquiry at 8 81 SK
or cent, and exceptional transactions at per
bnt
Prime commercial paper was unchanged.
Foreign exchange was steady and dun.
THE GOVERNMENT SALE OF GOLD.
The Assistant Treasurer opened bids at noon for
he two millions OF gold advertised to be sold by
he government The amount called for was
o,57sooo, and the prices offered ranged from 1872
b 11lO6. A delay OF over an hour ensued before
be award was announced, and meantime heavy
alcs were made in the Gold Room in anticipation
an extra award. The order to sell directed the
cceptance OF bids for four millions and appeared
b come from elsewhere than washington,
nd, doubtless, was given by Mr. Boutwell,
limsef from some point North or East;
where he was reached by telegraph. at
cast 1t is reasonably that the order did not
ome from Mr.. Hartley, the Acting Secretary Of the
Treasury who has directed Treasury operations for
he past few weeks. Some parties are rash enough
! he Syndicate. whose speculative situation as
regards the gold market Is secret In Wall street.
Ind to whom the privilege OF fixing the award to.
pay was given by Mr. Boutwell, on representations
hat the clique In the Gold Room should be met
face to face by parties right in the market capable
pr breaking up the scheme,n &c. As 1t is, the
Pnerchants who want the gold for customs probably
Detained very little OF what was sold to-day, while
Fhe extra sale put fresh and very extended short
Interest In the market The four millions which, en-
passar, was awarded at 112 rs l-10 11406 Is Just
about the amount the Treasury will have received
kor customs during the week, that the specie in
the bank statement on Saturday can hardly show
much variation from last week. The legal tender
item win be weakened In inverse propQgllQp to the
amount OF national bank notes that viii be turned
unto the Treasury in payment for the gold.
sss, COLD uNsErTLED-113H l14H.
Tie god market was unsettled ana Irregular
During the forenoon 1t was dull ana strong, and
gradually advanced from 113H to 114H, but sud-
denly dropped TO 11aI on the extra sale Of the gov
ernmcnt From this point 1t rallied to and closed
strong at 1887, showing the control had by the
:bull" clique Cash gold was easier for to-days de.
lveries but as usual after the cOnsummation of the
government sale there was competition immedi-
Rtey to secure coin for tomorrow, and the loan
market closed 1854 1872 for borrowing The chief
fluctuations Of the price OF gold during the day are
shov~ ;x
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ROBBING HIS ROOM MATE.

On Tuesday night last william o. Draper, Of this
city, and Henry Nickel occupied room together at
Writh's Hotel. Philadelphia. On the following
morning Mr. Draper, upon getting up. discovered
his room mate was gone, as also his wallet contain.
Ing $40 in money and q check for S119 rs. Wednes-
day afternoon Ohlcer Walsh, OF the Twenty.eighth
precinct. saw Nickel In Canal, near Greenwich
him. In his possession was found the ABOVE prop.
erty, which ne admitted stealing IRON Mr.. Draper
as above described. The latter was teegraphed to
and appeared before Justice Cox, at Jefferson Mar.
ket, yesterday morning, when he preferred COM
plajnt against Nickel. He admitted the charge and
was fully committed for trial.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Haif.past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Sept. H-6 P. II.
CorrEK-Thc market was quie. but strong. We note
sales OF 53 Rio, Eecira 1000 bags per HALEY s0O
bags Rio per Kate, were sold yesterday in Bamore
mats Java 500 bags Maracabo 500 bags Laguayra 68 bags
Singapore, 44 bags Ceylon, 2b bags Manila Ga bags
Masbar, 27s bags Mexican and III bags Rica on
private terms. We quote :-Hio ordinary cargoes l2
l31lc.; far do. l2kc. l254c; good do ISc. I3Lc
PRIME do, 13Xc al4c gold in bond, sixty days; Mara
cabo l5%c. IKE. Lasuavra, l61c l6hc. St Domingo
Tin bond, loc l0xc. Java, 2lc &c., gold duty paid
The stock Of all descriptions comprises 6s3 bags and AO7s
mats, foows-Rio, 424l5 bags Java sos grass mats;
Ceyon, 1852 bags Maracaibo, 1915 bags; jamaica 7
Costa Rlca, 2s47 Mexican, Isis; Malabaf, 1000.
C0TTON.-With FAIR demand for cotton on the spot and
small offerings the market continued firm yesterdays
prices Future deliveries fairly active closing with CON
siderable rmness the outside prices day. The sales
wer a fpl
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line quotations. based on cotton running quality not
than hall grade below grade Quoted The
net receipts at the ports sum up thus aveson 70 bales
New Orleans 7S3; Mobile estimated l13; Savannah 24S
Char eston s7J; Wilmington 10; Norfolk, IL Baltimore
New York, tiot 1888 same day last week, 1852 same
day last 2 Rates for cotton freight closed fo
lows:fo Liverpool by steam, dj by sai 3l6d october
engagements 7e; paid TO iiavre by steam, c., gold
steam s4c goiu compressed; TO baltic ports by SAIL .c
2sc., gold.
fLoUE AND GRArN.-Rcccpts -Four, II, ,fo3 bbs wheat
1885 bushels corn, 1874 1875 bushels; meal, bb
AMI 1oD OATS eU7l5 bushels; barley, g5u do; rye
$500 do The -four market rcd strong but quiet with very
little extra state Offering. The sales were about $500 bb
Rye -four was in better demsud and steady. Sales were
made at "a 80 SO 20 for superine. Corn was quiet
hrin Llr hot haIre Ell Wc to-. 49,
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included In the above l2s bales to arrive For future
delivery Oasis low middlingj the sales
evening sa sspsmber oG e 20 slec 800
sO at 1876; October and November 100 EACH at 1c to-
gcher: November loo at l9hc, 1U at ~ &c., 50
BOO ut l9 n6c. November zoo, and December, 1Op,
lssc, together November and becember 100 each. at
ber aud January. 900 each, a. i9y1c., together;
December $40 at IsSc, 300 at 1sc January BOO al isssc
3VU at ac February 500 vt BAG March, $40 at l9.c
Total '9c,"o 1aes s ,s 400 q oeo
October and November zoo each, 10 iiisc TO-.
geher November, 800 At ls sl6c LOCO At ike, lSU6
isc Deee%ser so at 1885, $50 at isc. January 300
2Nc Exchangcdl00 January loo October even Total
lO0 bales erand total 500 bales The average
Of yesterdays forward deliveries follows
b.r oac October la7lc. Noyember lablc.; December,
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market very strong There was considerable inquiry Tor berth
foom ROO & &prncpsy for grain but nearly all available room
% FOR an nS mss ws
ready acceptance but the demand exceeds the supply and
ass ); y S :s % A. ss: as"
G,,sss tSs order: 3; bark su:Itss: sf.S:
cSno.n, cSrs S eIasT and e NJ
ders s. British Steamer 80 ons al cargo grain 70
Cork Cork tor orders excluding the West Coast OF Ireland
made kaown s British brig hence direct the United King
1000 bbs refined petroleum. voyage. an Amer.
s,a san Ssrk hence =. Cork Tor orders So bbs Iensd
were reported closed for petroleum. to the Continent
MoLAssrs was but moderately active in a jobbng way.
sA As:fss fsa sss as I ssa: fsS s%S:
and $500 bbs New Oeans. We quote -Cuba centrifugal
EassS i.isnd &c. &c. New ' olssn: ssIs
NAvAL sTonrs-Tne market for spirits turpenne was
20 Sn ss .p %
S Sb saa r. s S o. Ta sa
s. ss ss.essn c s 81 g. pS SS PsS a n @ AND and s
private terms Tar WAS quiet and unchansed "e''
g., W.. sy with % f.,
Of al description: were neglected and nominal
for o n
sr1s rs: st vsns as s Scrns d' % firm
% eak IN. There were sale. nads 1 of heavy % a. % but
price oil was neeec.d qacssa oSsn' steady a At
2Sac 2s1sc. Naphha remained qnle at 9zc l0c The
delivery at IT. M2ae ana rumorsd sale Of 1000 bSs do for
e about zoo
nd %se SGssd fah
bbs osS aS New Ysr o
o Ss 900 eG or s 5s Of Of
Apc; aso,.o...v..,.,. D.. -.
cut fss
tos mess porh was scve and under free offer
4 ~
rSs Sss1s fssi
ss, .so S chan y;,aoia snS
); sss. ss iSSs s q ISSs5ss. , sa:h ss for ] ssess;
was quiet and easier sales 200 .erces At &c. Ket
$s:: :rss: r.
s quoted rss a M MSa M s Se Ss4s. eaaas .a9 1 ns M si
@ % sa .'W v.
sf s.ss sssa @ ss ai is s S.n ss ss ss
Dressed hogs were IN is demand and steady s &C. for
only. but prices show no change. N~'A.N
$50 bags Rangoon and Patna, at &C. per ib, and Is
~ and ssE EY s'iss IN ss% % ss
s 11os aIES
sHc and 4 bo boxes principally Derosns ne at sS
and lss: for hard. was in fair demand we quote:;
fair refining exc 9xc; good to prime refining, 9sSc.
9c; fair 10 good grocery, 9c l0sc; prime to choice
h5c moiassss, hhds and boxes &C. 9hc imeado. lISc
TIC Hgvana-Boxes Dutch standard Nos. to g. Slc.
ssc ao 10 e l., so io4c.; a0 ls'o lS loc iisc.
vi whs lss isc Porte EicoIKehning +; grades SO asc
Nos to u, &C. 9c. Java-Duch standard, Nos. 10
IL, 954c l0Ac Mana-Current clayed SUPERIOR 73c
NC. Messrs. T. Anann Co. calculate the stock fol-
1hl. Boxes. R.ss Nela5o.
count, including specuia-
tion), Sept ], 1871 ... 1858 l03,5a6 3sa635 90e4
Receipts since the lst OF Sept. 3U77 1919 25Si6 S22
Total. ..... 77,7a5 Ilos75 s5s,0SI a2ss
Sales since the lst Of Sept.... l4W MU 15025 635
Stock this day. Sept H. 1871 653s SS774 344656 G65I
Comparing with stOcK
September 10, 1870. 784A 1880 50h,2l7 s6S
September IL, 1862. .1US 6O2 n7903 1888 0O2
September IL, 1885,. SS,S79 lSl67 95,6S7 -
STEARINE quiet, but unchanged lOO tercey at
9>Sc. q l0c. for inferior to prime.
TALLOw continued qule but firm, at 9Lc for choice
Sales GO 600 lbs.
Receipts l0l bbls. The was DALI and
the close lower to sell Sales made early $50 bb
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e European steamer took out $50, 200 in

n, vu Ua,ahces. 2,054, 246
currency balances. s...................... 2247,722
The European steamer took out $4,000 in specie.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was steady and with.
nut important feature. Under disposition
to exchange the '62's for '67's and '6s's,
fhe latter were strong and the former
heavy. The following were the closing street
Piices:-United States currency skies, 115A Il5X;
po., 1884, registered, l17l1 111H; do DO, coupon
plSh. lls31 do. hve-twenties. registered May and
November, 114x IFS; do. do, 1862, coupon, do,
p15 1l5H; do. do 1864 115 ll5}S; do. do. 1866,
40. do, 1l5 l15%; do. do. registered, January and
vuy 1137s 1i41s; do. do, 1865, coupon, do, 1l3X
p 1l4 do. do. 1867 do. do, ia 1145S; do do,
as6s, do DO, 14H ll41z do ten-fores, registered,
SllH nix; do. do.. coupon 111H 111T.
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was dull and underwent
gradual Improvement, and closed strong. The
t'bear' cliques are nursing tho market for a new
tine OF sales, and the 'bulis floating with the
tide The 'bears are SAID to have arranged their
bank accounts so that there shall be good bank
etatement next Saturday, and general restoration
pr the rose-colorel atmosphere so necessary to
freshen the appetite for stocks, sadly spoiled
es 1t was 10y the break in prices last Wednesday
hnd Thursday. The 'buil' and "bear'' cliques do
not CLASH. They concentrated upon entirely dif
ferent specialties, aud form sort OF seesaw by
which both parties are "milklng the street." 1t is
90 market for a specuIator with o timid heart and
light purse. Tho street was all agog about the Lake
Snore dividend, which, being In the hands OF the
members of the Executive Committee resident In
fhis city is likely to be settled by sudden con-
ference at any moment 1t seems toleraDly certain,
however, that the amount Of cash to be paid
back IN exchange for the 43 per cent stock
win rot exceed 83h per cent and Will
hardly be less than twenty per cent. The
fumor was circulated ana denied that the amount
had been fixed, causing q nuctustlon In the stock
between ll47s and 113X. 1t is suggested that the
Executive Committee are examining the financial
hlairs OF the company very closely, with view to
feeing II twenty per cent (which would yield
43, o0O 600 CASH, added to the surplus Of the CON-
pany at the end Of the year. would suffice double
track and equip the road as contemplated. On the
ptner hand, they are reported to % taking advice
Rs 70 the legality Of issuing the extra stock and
calling 1t fully paid after receiving consideration
Or only one-nfth to one-third Of Its par value.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
, The following table shows the highest and lowest
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Wheat moderate rcaues, bun peing above the
views OF buyers little was donc No spring nom
inay 81 IS So The sales about 6ushss, in
lots 81 90 ~ IS fer red wnie 81 So 81 Is for
amhcr, a 65 81 10 for inerior winter, 81 SS a
&l 10 for good to choice do. Corn fairly
active and The sales ,par last evening"
bushels at 7ac. 72c for mixed. in store; 7sc
73c for do, Ahos; 74sc. for Western yellow, arrive
and s. for io sroi; 80 for Western white Oats
bic c2c tor mixed, &c. Soc. for white Tho market
ing quiet but Barley inquiry to-day,
SOC 81 for common TO choice Rye was quiet and nominal
fSs.onsa -yss soansse supply conaaues lxA, and the
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tend the funeral this friday afternoon. September
10, at one O'Clock, from so Cannon street.
,, MATEks.-on wednesday, September 10, JOHN
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his
18th inst, at two O'Clock. ~
WHITINd.-on Thursday. September IA, f. DAVIS
WHITING, aged 80 years. - "
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend his
funeral, on Saturday, at one O'Clock r. M from ns
late residence, l49 Mercer street, Jersey City,
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

A MEXICAN WATCHES, CUKOO CLOCKS, OUR
~ manufacture; French and American Clocks. yewcesy
Diamonds Sverware. A. FRANKFlELD 4 GUS, .V9
Sixth Foueenih srses. and S3 hshsh ava
ppe. CORNER rysakv- eBLh Nsese
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SOUTHERN srCuRrr,rs arr.nv

a SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.
Tho southern State bonds were steady, with very
tight dealings. The State agent Of South Carolina
gives notice tnat the october interest will Le paid In
gold on ana after the LIST prcx. at hts once In this
o,tx The market closed ouiat at tho folio wing quo
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TIC IUI'UWIHE SaOlc Su0"S r1S HlHHe5t 11u IUweS
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.

TIE HALLWAY BONDSe
The railway bonds were generally strong, With
fair amount Of business. The Pacific mortgages
were exceptionally weak Centrals declined TO l02.
Tie following were the hda at the regular CALI
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exc. loo. for inferior TO prime.
TALLow continued quiet, but firm, at 9Ac. for choice
Sales 60 900 lbs.
MISUNDERSTANDING lOl bbls. The market was dali. and
the close lower SELL Sales early OF $50 bbs
NJ 9c, and later 10 bbs sold for for iron ho0ped