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EntaI Accidents.

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
LOUISVILLE, June Airs. Ellingsworth was
fatally shot this morning by the accidental dis
charge of pistol, which fell from the pocket
of coat she was receiving from her father,
Rev. Mr.. Sutton, Methodist minister.
KILLED BY A RUNAWAY TEAM.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June A team of horses,
SEES, belonging to Henry Bartholomew brewer,
ran away last night, about ten O'Clock resulting
in killing Miss Amanda Hawley and inurin9
seriously Henry Hawley and Mary Green. The
driver Of the team was thrown to the pavement,
and died this afternoon from his injuries.
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$50 Miles of Railroad,
First Through Line Across the State
FIRST MORTGAGE
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds

which are issued upon this road limited In amount
to $4,000 per mile (while many roads issue from $4,000
to SOODO) and offered at 30 and accrued interest," In
currency. About two millions and half of thesebonds
have already been disposed Of leaving but small bal
ance uns0ld, which are being rapidly taken.
The most experienced Gnancers agree that FIRST
AORTGAGE BONDS, to limited amount UPON
FINISHED RAILROAD, which is well located for business
are one of the very safest forms of investment.
Parties desiring to lrst-class security based
upon railroad practically done, and in the hands of
leading capitalists who have large pecuniary and bust
ness interest in its success will do well to apply at the
office of the Company any of its advertised agents.
for pamphlet and map, showing the characteristics of
the enterprise.
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
for Central lowas at large present profit, beside
handsome increase of interest for long term of years
Parties making such exchange will receive for each
$1,000 Bond 81 900 Central Iowa Bond, and the follow
ing difference cash ess the accrued interest in cur
rency upon tine latter bOnd and in annual interest," this
calculation being based upon market prices of March
LIST, 1871:
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AT NEW YoRK-Loss $4,000.
New YORK, June 4.-The hue of the furnace
in Woodward's machine shop, on West 25th
street. fell on the steam supply pipe, Friday
night, and caused a terrific explosion, which
scattered the fire in all directions. During the
fire portion of the roof fell in, carrying with
it a number of firemen, but all finally escaped
Loss, $4,000; fully insured.
AT CORNWALL, oNT.-sTEANTER BURNED.
CORNWALL, June 4.-The steamer Huron of
Jaynes, Tracy & Co.'s line, loaded with copper,
iron and high wines, was burned TO the water S
edge on Friday. Vessel and cargo a total loss.
John Knight, deck hand, is supposed to have
persisted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-06-05

New ORLEANS, June 4.-That portion of the
city west of Franklin street, and between the
old and new canals, is partially flooded with
water, caused by the heavy rains and the GREY
asses on the canal levees The crevasse in the
new canal levee, foot of Hogan avenue, is 1876
feet wide and four feet deep The water is pour-
ing into the city. Another break is reported on
the inner leyee of the old canal.
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miscellaneous.

OATENT OFFICE BUSINESS-Ame
= can and Foreign Patents procured, REJECTED Az
phcatons re-argued; interference Gases Prosecuted.
Opinions given as to the validity and infringement az
Patents an Suits prosecuted and defended n the u al
Courts, by -
THOS. III DODGE,
formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of stha
Board Of Appeals, u S. Patent Ofice) Counsellor al
Law. and Advocate in Patent Gases. Office Dodge.s
Block, corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mas
uutE -NNe
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Criminal Record.

having received arms from New York. The
country is agitated. The revolutionists are
also preparing for struggle.
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The National Came.

ATHLETICS VS.. HAYMAKERs.
PHILADELPHIA, June About two thousand
persons witnessed q match of base ball yester-
day afternoon between the Haymakers, of Troy,
and the Athletics, of this city. The following
is the result:
At thRiR1tPis'. ...1 e -
Haymakers. 0 y b
FOREST CITY CLUB VS.. STARS.
NEW York, June A base ball match be-
tween the Forest City club, of Rockford, ILL.,,
and the Stars, of Brooklyn, ended in victory
for the former, by a score of % to 10, The fol-
lowing is the score;
rd 5Rnin Sg ii;..5 SS SIS S-as
stars ...'.. ........S 10
BROWN UNIVERSITY VS.. LowELLs.
PRoyIDENCE, June 4.-Ihe base ball match
between the Brown university club and the
Lowells, OF Boston, Saturday, was won by
Brownies to y.
WHITE STOCKINGS VS.. HARvARDs.
BosToN, June 4.-The second of the White
Stockings games in this city was played on the
Boston grounds Saturday afternoon, the Har-
wards being their opposers. The crowd in at
tendance was smaller than that of the previous
day, the weather was, if possible, more uncom-
Portable, but the game was, on the whole, more
interesting, the batting being less heavy and
the errors fewer. The following shows the re-
suit
ch aRniHs' ...::......6 S-l2
Haryards ............0 2 0 0 0 o.
NICEANs vs. wILLIsToNs.
SPRINGFIELD, June 4.-The Mclean base ball
club, of Amherst college, was defeated by the
Williston seminary club, at East Hampton yes
terday-S to 20.
San Domingo.
SAINT DOMINGO, May 80, via. HAVANA, June
Ia 40,
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San Domingo.

SAINT DOMINGO, May 80, via. HAVANA, June |
t,-Baez is making great military preparations,
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
ALLEGED LAB ENY.
A Qaeer Case-Empoyer and Einploye-
"Beating'' . servan; Ont oi Her Wages.

A Qaeer Care-EmDioyer and Employe-
"Beatingr servan; Ont OF Her Wages.
julia Ii. Freeze, young girl OF respectable ap-
pearance, was Brought before Justice Coulter, at
TIE Yorkvile Police Court yesterday, charged with
the larceny or twenty seven dollars worth Of wear
ing apparel from Mrs. Alice J. Bushnell ei No. a5
East Thlrty-seconc street. The defendant, 1t
appears was servant In the employ
ment Of Mrs. bushnell, who keeps q
boarding house az inc above number, and
beng unable 10 ootsip foTty.six dollars which
her mistress swed her wages she brought suit
against her for that anoupt IN Judge Lanes Court
few weeks since. The defendant claims thai the
charge OF larceny preferred agaln&t her by Mra.
Bushnell Is merely set or against her own de-
maDd Tor her wagey, winch are acCus2y due her
Justice Coulter seemed to think the same for he ad-
ourned the inrther hearing until to-morrsw TO enable
the defendant to produce witnesses IN her favor
ana the prisoner was allowed IN the mean1me TO 90
on her parole. On Monday afternoon Mrs. Bush.
rell, when she made the complaint re1uested Jus.
tee Coulter to have the warrant served upon the de-
fendant SO that the poor girl might be put into
PRISON. Justice Coulter, however. with his long ex-
perence, possessed too fine sense of justice to Ac-
cede 10 her request, and ordered that the wafran.
should not be served until yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05

rarian prtnaa donna, who appeared az Leonora
Her voice Is not pure soprano, but unites WIN a
sympathetic carnesLne5s and dramatic power such
a. belong only TO great artist Al the same time
berays signs OF weakness at times when such signs
are not desirable Nine CzillagS long experience
On The opsrals Stage gyes nef an ease dignity ana
pleasure TO an auditor. Her succes - evening,
although we can only term IT success it1le, leads
US to anticipate still more einpI,Lc one in
another role. Poor Leonora IL now pAetsy wea worn
out on the operatice stage, and no prinaa donna
can depend upon that roe 10 create "A ft,rore The
opera will be repeated omorrow evening.
CONCERT or THE CHURCH MUSIC ASSOCIATION
Steinway Hall presented last night the most brit
liant appearance that ever hall or theatre In this
city displayed before An audience composed or the
Cite OF metropolitan society," all In evening dress,
would alone excite attention and surprise as TO
what possible musical entertainments could attract
them. we arc accustomed to take practical visw OF
all public entertainments Of this kind, and naturally
look upon such an attendance rs that whicnRreeted
the first concert OF the Church Music Association as
a cheering sign Of present and prospective success
Even the Nilsson concerts did not show such an
evidence Of fashion and popularity. An orchestra
numbering seventy-two instruments and chorus Of
$50 voices filed the stage and temporary platforms,
presentiSg very imposing appearance, The s9olsts %
Kempson, Mr. William s Lesgst and nj.
ii. r. Danks. Dr.. JalDes Pech was the conductor.
me programme consisted OF tne lovely overture 10
"Lurilne,m one OF tne most; CHARACTERISTIC OF Wal
lace'a works HaNIo, Thifd or Imperial Mass and
the opera ofsPfc45sa," by Weber. The perform
ance showed throughout a degree OF perfection
highly creditahle to the association and their excel
lent conductor, Dir. pech. Among the chorus We
recognized many eminent artists, and the spirit
ensemble, expression and will shewn by both singers
and orchestra evidenced long paipsiaklng rehearsais
and confidence in the conductor. Webers exquisite
work, with its Iresh bubblilg melodies, OF Moorish
tinge, was given admirably. The second concert
takes place Oh Tuesday, February 21. outside the
hall last evening line OF carriages extended be-
yond Third avenue, When wealth and fashion come
forward so literally to the and OF art, there are
bright prospects .or IL In this city.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY 4, 1871.
CLEARED.

steamship Colorado (Br) Freeman, Lverpool-winams
Steamship Lafayette tFr), Roussan, Havre-Geo Mac
kenzie
Steamship Ocean Queen, Ccnnor, Aspinwal-Pacisc Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship Benetactor, Sherwood, Wilmington, NC-Lor-
Hard Steamship Co.
Steamship Acushnet, Rector, New Bedford-FergusoD
Wood
Ship Rozeile (Br, Meldrum, Liverpoo-E Morgan's
Sons
Ship Esnore, Clark, Antwerp -Funch. Edye d Co.
Bark Caroline Huchrgs tBr, Co;her, LondonPeabody,
Willis a Co.
bark Mountain Ash, Case. Cork Falmouth for orders
Fnnch, Edge d Co.
Bark james Welsh Hammond, Barbados-T F A
Dwight 4 Co
Brig II Havnsnd (Br), LIE Blanc, Barbados-Jones 4
Lough
Brig Martha Berry, Chase, HavaAa-Mler 4 HoughtonI
Scbr Mamma Loa, Talbot, Para--Miller h Houghton.
schr Frank Howard, Dermott, Para-C Ludmann Co.
Schr Kate Grant, Grant, Havana 5 rngraham.
schr Harvest Queen tBr Mcbride, Corvallis NS-Cran.
dali, Bertaux Q \.
sehr susan Wright Mount, Georsesowp-Dolner Potter
Il Co.
Schr Mary A Twins, Bodne Norfok-C Staples 4 Co.
Scbr Emma Bacon Bearse, Baltimore Baker Dayton
schr Sophia Jameson, Jameson, Baltimorc-H Brown
4 Co.
Schr Calista Spear salen-R W Ropes 4 Co.
Schr Young Teazer, Socum, New Bedford-Ferguson
schr Mary C Elliott, Buell., New Haven-Ferguson /
Wood.
schr George Washington, Peck, Stamford.
Sloop Harvest, Corwin, Providence-H w Jackson Co.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
,.N,rApy Il

JANUARY ,.
IS7o-New York Legislature repeats us ACT OF ratl-
fcatiog OF the fifteenth amendment TO the con-
stitulion Of the United states. James
Logan No. q murdered by Jerry Dunn.
1s69-Tbe rebel stronghold OF Neatapa, Poverty Bay,
N. L., captured by the Britlsn iorces...
Oommodofe W. d. Salter, q. s. N, died.
1s64--hrcnbishop Hughes aied.
lSG1--The Secession Convention OF Alabama ana
Mississippi met. :.
lsss-Mlc. Rachel the trageGenne, and Field lIar-
shal Radetzky, OF Austria, died.
usss-A great storn-rhe Atlantic coast nom Hat
teras TO Halifax III a snow driil-Many wrecks
caused by the terrific gales.
lS52-The steamship Amazon and one hundred and
twenty lives destroyed by hre or the Sicily
Islands.
ls5O--Life and property destroyed by tornado In
NatcheZ, Miss.
1757-Damiens attempted to assassinate King Louis
XIV, Of France.
i477-Battle of Nancy-Charles the Bold, OF Bun
Rundy, killed.
lose-Edward the Confessor, King Of England,
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY 7

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Wisconsin (Br) Williams Liverpool Dec 81 and
queenstown I'd With mdse and passengers TO Williams
steamship Missouri, Edward. Havana Dec 81 with mdse,
steamshp san Salvador, Nickerson Savannah Dec 81,
w'sl noS W rres Monron Ne an
with r,dse to the Loriiard Steamship Co. "a inst
her sails were fred but sh. had evidently been but short
time IN that situation saw number OF men on the beach
Ship Jane. Fo..:r u, ha,sep Liv.rpoo 81 aays win
days Sable Island thence % days. With strong
'ey syrp s, s, a aas s SRs h on s with nr..
Of soda - Lanmaun gemp-yesse 10 master. Passed
Nov IN hea.y weane on ss Rve erf La Yaa
from thence 70 Perpantnco very sht winds and Gains
jason lNG Barsis sydney, cB 20 days. With coal
strong aa he entire IL asa ''' 20 haa
Brig Gem, ot New Hayea Neal Port spsin Trinidad; II
dsy. 10 bs.s TrowOridGe Co. mad heavy gales from
Ia. fe a"a s. aEr
Brig James Ra,chrord cBr, George, saeua days with
ogwood and CedAr Cranda, Bertant 60. Had heavy
and Nv cales los, AID split sails, and shifted cargo
gallant yards with all gear attached apparently but short
schr VIM Jones, Lins Fernandins days, with lumber
and naval stores to A Abbott
with cooO rice and lnmbei 70 Evans. Bali Dec so
OF Haeras mad heavy gale from NV which lasted for
seI Annie Borlsnt voorhis Richmond, with mdsc, to
Van Brunt slagh.
Passed Throuzh Hell Gase.
BoUND SOUTH.
echr Beiabedec, Hix, RockIand for Now Yors
sehr Thsmas Tasksr Allen Boston for Phiiadelpnia
sshr hs.' DAVID 1 for N~
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Acushne Rector New Bedford for New York
seSr Phs1s Emma Small Kelly vrgnila ia for PrSyidsnce
sT Smith asaa.n 2sr fS s.w ssSsn
SRr ssSr Himirs. Hsseman. % New % YORK E for Rosiyn
schr 0scgse Washington, Peck, New York Tor Stamford
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
Notice to Mariners.

NOtIce 10 WARMERS.
ENTRANCE TO THE RIVER pHE-cHFsryR OAR
TRINITY HOUSE, LONDON, Dec a. le7o.
Notice hereby given tnat consequently upon the recent
of the river Dee, order Of the Lords com
masoners OF the Admiralty, showing considerable changes
in the Hoye Sand Chester has bee considered
tkereof, -
The Chester Bar Buoy, chequered black and white has
neen moved csoies NE from its former position,
lies in IL feet low spring tides With the following
marks and compass bearings:-
, Brynyllston House. In clump Of summit of
he h above Talacre House Just tbs left OF Taacre
Point OF Air Lighthouse, Sk distant Sl0ths miles,
Rhyl church, SW by W.
Nv " Patch m Buoy. y sy S, distant s7-lOhs miles.
+ Middle Patch Buoy, u e, distant Si0lhs OF a mile
The K Middle Patch Buoy, black been moved ca
bes NE from its former position, and lies fahoms
low water spring tides, with the following marks and
s. Emo Summer House. left of the chimney of
the vitrio works near Prestatyn, by EVE
Bryston House in clumD OF trees the summit Of the
Lifeboat House on the beach, SSE E.
South Beye buoy. Sc, distant fl0th miles.
hS.,p Patch Buoy n distant elo,hs miles
sw Hoye Buoy, Sc y E. distant 4-lOths mile.
The South Hoye Buoy, chequered black and white has
been cable " by y from its former position
and now es 10 6a fathoms with the following marks aud
PIesayp church to the right of the chimney Of the
vitrio works, SW.
Point OF Ar Lighthouse sE 4 E. distant 2.loths mes
Earwig Buoy, sw by W, distant mile.
Notice 10 also hereby given that In March, 1871, new Can
east side OF the Salisbury sand n The channel leading INTO
Dalpoo Deep
BY order. ROBIN ALLEN, Secretary.
Whnlemen.
Arrived At Manritius 30 Stamboul, Mjpcbe, NB
OIL not stated tand sailed Nov . 10 cruisek
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
TIE CINCINNATI AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 4, ls7

tiNCINSATI Jan. 4, 1871.
Judge TAFT, OF The superior Court, delivered the
opf Mon Of the General Term this morning on the
cou, tiiutonay OF the act authorizing the City Of
,in. nnat TO issue bonds amounting to $40 600 600
a., In hiding the Cincinnati and Southern Railroad
sustain ing The consiitutionality OF the same. The
.ose IA been under Amusement since last summer,
n9s,ne been submitted by agreement in order TO
-, "a passed upon by the courts 10 fully prepare
ibe way Gr the issue OF bonds.
a frayae building, belonging TO I. A. ferguson,
anJ oacnp ed by Frank kiser dealer N cigars, ana
ross ~ .b9xi $1,000.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
ACC.EEkTs.

lohn NJ. alion, nre years OF age, residing at
~, "a. wesi sixteenth street, was run over and
sero,s, lnjureo by carriage at the corner Of Ann
and ,assau street,. He was taken TO No. 1873 Nassau
street, rhe driver. Andrew McGGre was arrestea; co;
Thomas Bishop d,na m p I'M sorner Of Snrnce
and william streets a.ad fractured Ns rxhs ieg
Taken 10 Park HOSPITAL
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
KILLED ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD.
The Company Censured.

On Menday night last Nora Lynch, domestic, OF
fremont, took the hali-past eleven O'Clock train on
the Harlem Railroad for that town. Arriving al the
station in attempting to get OF before the train
halted she fell between two cars and the wheels or
one passed over her head. killing her instantly.
Coroner Bathgate held al inquest on Tuesday and a
verdict OF accidental death was rendered, the jury
taking occasion 10 censure the company for not lav
ing bridges hetW cen the cars.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
CHESS MATTERS.

The subjoined game was brought to a successful
and speedy termination by Captain Mackenzie giv-
ing the odds OF the knight to OF the best chess
players la New York.
Remove white, kings knight from the board.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
EFFECTS or WHISkty.

child, aged eight years, named Thomas Raj.
ferty deu udd,enly last night at 43i East Four.
tecnth street. from, the effects or drinking whiskey
The Coroner was DCttncd
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
TIE PUBLIC DEBT,
ILAN TO PAY 1T OFF IN THIRTY YEARS.

Gradual Reduction Of Taxation, Resumption of
Specie Payments, Reduction of the General
Rate Of Interest and Permanent Surplus
Ia the Treasury-Premiums on Bonds \
Rsdesmab.s by Lot-Lstter to the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05
SAILED.
Shipping Nctca.

Steamships Colorado foy Lverpool Ocean Queen Aspn.
wall.
Wind al sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05

King bishops opening
mckenzie, aohite. Zereptt, btdcE.
1-P t0k4 l-P to X 4.
2.-B tO-Q B 4. 2-B TO Q B4
.3-P TO QKt4 3-B tks p.
4--P TO x Il 4. 4-k Kt TO 3.
5-P tks p h-KttksP.
6-B tks p ch. 6-K tks B.
20 TO ch. 7--kt to 3.
S-CasLes.. S-B TO ch.
e-K OR. e--B oK2.
100 toQ5ch 1o-K to X.
1l-P tks 1t. 1l--B tks p.
l2-Q KIT to B3. I2P to 3.
l3-B to @ Kt2. I3-B toQ2
40 II 10 X ch. 14-K TO b.
$50 III TO A. 15-B TO K 3.
ls-Kt tKs h. l6-B tks q.
17-Kt tks ch. TX 10 kt.
IS-Kt to K ch. 1s-Q tks Kt
19-R tks Q and mates next move fd.J
COMMENTS ON GAME.
"a II viii easily be perceived that mate IL threat
ened in two places, only one or which can be de-
Tended. We consider this game OF the inest ex-
hisllions of chess skill yet produced by Captain
Mackenzie.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05

This surplus certainly VIII cover all the expenses
attending the loan, and the payment Of interest and
principal, and also such deficiencies as might be
caused by delays in making the loans provided or.
There Will be olso large amount arising from the
Investment by te Secretary OF the Treasury OF 1le
interest saved annually, OF which no account As
TAKEN IN faess calcnlQtlOns.
The New York herald., 1871-01-05

Vim Hathaway, Jr the attentive purser OF the steam
San Salvador from Savannah has thanks for favor
ScHa TRUE BLUE-A letter from Charles Bucot United
States consular agent Cardenas aes True
Blue Capt Trpp, arrived al that port about Nov TO-
cleared for 81 Marys Fla about the 18th Mr. Bucot
FUNDS at 75c gallon This the vessel took $50
bbs sp oil freight at Bermuda, from schr George
Jones' TO Tucker Damon Jr of FaiThsv
coed to New Bedford TO deliver It, She
letter that she arrived Nassau again on the
23d u in ballast There is on her cargo of oil
10 the amount Of &l2,500]
BRIG VIRGINIA DARE sold at Baltimore, Sd inst, at
auction TO Messrs j. NJ Bandel Sons for 1s,l 100 She
registers 3sS tons with capacity 500
tons, dead weight, or about 450o bbls.
SBIPBUnDINs-The following a list of vessels built in
pire ll3l tons Coumaus 1855 Reed 400 schoon.
gle, at Wells, g.
In the Bangor district 1870 there were bu, the follow
Ing vessels Schooners Lizzie Cochran tons George
Savage, ll05s tons Eva 6erns, 86 tons total 33iM "a
tons ~
In the Belfast district there built three shIps Ith
tonnage Of 3I0l6 tons three barks tons ono brig
852 tons SIX schooners 14l 80 total tons
In the Wscasset dsrct the whole amount built was ass
toms
In the Machias district there have been built Il vessels
measuring 272s.Os toms
In The Passamaquoddy district there have been bull. one
bark tons; brig l46 ons eiahteen schooners
measuring 1858 tons total 4543.4s tons
BARTLErTs REEF LIGHTsHIp-The following 6c,res
show the number and kind vessels which paseed the
Bartetts Reef Lghshp during the quarter ending Jan
L.
Ships. Barks. Brigs. sehrs. sloops s.mrs Total
S:::$s:; S:;:s;s S:s:$s;;::s i Z ~ ~ & 4 {; &
The New York herald., 1871-01-05

The iDGuisillon in the case or the boiler explosion
at the iron works Of Miller, Defreese Co., Williams
burg the evening OF the Goth ult, ny which Mich
olas stephens, Francis bussien and Daniel Mulhol.
land lost their lives, was commenced last evening
by Coroner Whitehill. The following testimony was
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-27
MARKETS..
Domestic MarDkeea.

New YORK, September Cotton
sales for future delivery to-day $3.50 bales:
September. l9 j-l6 a l9asc: October. Is 1916
6l9c: November, 1875 0l9isc; December,
IL 1910 9lsc; January, 10 3-l6c: March,
i9asc: April, 10 I5-l6c. Cotton closed
steadier, with sales of 4272 bales; uplands
I9asc; Orleans 2Oc. Flour: Southern tirmer;
common to fair extra 81 j007 90: good to
choice 81 25d9. Whisky active: SIC. Wheat:
winter red Western 81 56dl 50. Corn
shade tirmer; 72la 072s4c: Rice quiet
Sa9c. Pork $l3 80 a IL Il. Lard: kettle
lO1sc: Navals firm. Tallow active: 90. asc.
Coffee firmer; Rio l4al a 13lc. Sugar firm;
fair to good refinery is quoted at ga 09ssc;
Cuba "a Zoe. Molasses dull. Beef more
active at 81 a II: plain mess Sll ~; extra
$ll ola. Freights per sail, wheat lOled: per
steam, wheat lOls a load; cotton lad.
CINCINNATI, September 26.-COtton: the
higher grades have advanced. Flour: de-
mand fair, and prices advanced: family
IS 5Od6 -. Wheat scarce: none offering:
red winter salable at 81 IS a 80. Corn
steady and in moderate demand at 53c,
Rye steady at 7jc. Oats quiet and un-
changed. Provisions quiet and unchanged
in every respect: demand light. Whisky
excited and prices higher at 92c; stock very
light.
ST. LOUIS, September a6.-Cotton: only
low grade here; middling nominalIy l9c /!
Flour firm but slow; superfine winter at |
q 1914 -; extra winter at 81 9O05 80;
double extra winter at S. 30. Wheat firm |
and higher: No. 3 red winter at 81 81 a 33;
No. , red winter at 81 40. Corn dull and
prices dropping; mixed on track at IS
45l2c; yellow sacked at 52c: crack mixed
ON track at 80 a BIC: do sacked at 81 81 12c.
Higbwines firm and higher at 81 a 92c.
Bagging dull. Hemp: extra l80 l9c. Pork
more active at $l3 Is %, the latter figure
for orders. Bacon: only an order business
doing: shoulders 7l9c, clear rib sides &c.
clear sides She. Hams: sugar cured (can-
vased at II NC. Lard firm; .jObbing order
lots: tierce Gig 09a.c, key lOa. a lie.
FOREIGN Markets.
LIVERPOOL. September %, Evening
ton closed firm and repeat our last quota
lions.