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AMUsEMENTs.

,mrs.D. n. Bowers, the Tragedienne' In
aLady Audley's Secret"
The people OF Charleston, who always fur-
.ni,h sppreciatlve audiences to all that Is OF
startling merit in the way Of amusements, will
have. an opportunity this evening OF CRAFTY
Ing their artistic tastes by witnessing the per-
.formsuce 1t the Academy OF Music OF a lady
Whoss, fame az q tragedlenne stands second 10
ltbat Of no living American actress. Mrs. D.
Bowers, who, with a carefully selected stock
company. from New York. Is to commence a
brief season atthe Academy this evenlng,is an
:>tfist who has secured a place in her profes-
son among the few whose fame and memory
ere not to be confined to the country or gene
ration In which they live aud act, but whose
delinruestlons furnish the models of future e1-
cslEenoe, and whose laurels live to quicken
tina ambition Of the earnest student OF his
trtonic art through many coming generations.
me has won golden encomiums from
the most careful critics of this coun-
and abe has attracted crowded and
Brilliant audiences In almost every city OF the
North and South. and her growing fame after
the verdloss Of such audiences proves a con-
slant index Of her merit. She appears to-
night a. the heroine of Miss Braddon's wierd-
y tragic story, "Lady Audley's Secret, ana
sustaInsa q part IN which the keenest passions
OF that most subtle mystery-a woman's heart
~srS required to be depleted In the face and
tone and manner of the actress. 1t Is a try
ine. Toh, but one In which she has achieved
perhaps her greatest measure Of success, and
her solvent In Charleston promises to II e a
one. Mrs. Bowers will make her
second appearance here tomorrow evening,
In the title r6ts of the historical play Of Queen
Rllrabeth, and, on Wednesday night, she ap'
pears for the last time in this city In the char.
actsr Of the unhappy Mary Stuart.
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WHAT THERE ia left Of those four hundred
Singer Sewing Machines for sale for cash,
with discount of, or on lnstalments OF ten
dollars per month. ocl26-slu4
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exporu.

N,w yopV-per a.eamship Champion-l6 bags
.a SE s,,,n 1Gs rottan' ,sIs bales upland cotton. IS les
rice, 40 bats domestic, 2sl p ena fsss Of Iimhes.
ac., Pei brig Altsvela-1se,ooo Ieetoi 'imDei
ana r1aDsi: steamship Gulf Stream
set batsa nni.nd cotton. SIS tcs rice, eSi ools naval
Stores ea.I la bales domestics;; IS tons old non' luz
kgs tundries. .uaa q Gordon-500
tons phosphate rock.
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TIE IRISH RIFLE CLUB Will give an enter
ltainment about the I'd or Sd Of December, to
accept the gift Of q handsome stand of colors
tosbe presented by their lady friends. The
ceremony Of presentation will be followed the
same evening BY q grand ball, and the record
end personnel Of this gallant young organiza-
ton furnish q suflclent guarantee that the
occasion will be q memorable event among
the festivities of the winter.
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OCULAR LINE FOR GEORGETOWN,
8. O., TOUCHING AT so0Ta ISLAND,
HFrE AND WAVERLY MILLS.

O, iV Wn SteS WIlI receive sagei Freight everydR&
MONDAY and TUESDAY at Uomulerclal WHAT,
and leave as above every TUESDAY NIGHT, az y
O'Clock until further notice.
Will touch at Weymouth Mills every aiternuse
trip.
For engsgements apply TO ~
oct7.tuthe3mos Agents, North Atlantlc Hnall'
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Morn PARpoNs.-Upon the recommendation
Of the superintendent Of the State Peniten.
tiary the following convIcts have ben par.
doned BY Governor Scott: John Brown. Jas.
Harris, Peter Schiller, Daniel Williams, Levi
Cameron, June Jones, Jacob Robertson, John
Goodwin, Edward Williams, Berry Laurey,
Touey Jenkins, John Harris, 3. ]. Porter,
Haoerry sims, Jacob Davega, Edward Plat;
and upon the recommendation OF Judge
Thomas has pardoned Elias Evins and La
Fayette McCsw, convicted of grand larceny
and sentenced to the State Penitentiary for
three years. -ga
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ENVELOPES, White OF Buff, good quality LOG
q package, or three packages for 25c. Hasel
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
feb19-m
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GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.-The best as.
sortment in town can be found at Furchgolt,
Benedict & Co.
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oWINal T o I n 81

iii Tae p SsI1gills. Commander, hasi
b hao ntted ont most complete for. this EssDy go
t re npe IsS1a . to Tew Vessels Of any stse. ~, &c
b. nsrbof to sea and the adjacent .Pnosp ssson 'soss.
at 81 Helena; also 70 and ron 1sb,ei srmsg :
Xrrarsements may be made VIII ;gspnA
RnAOH 4 A0EtE y. Agens.
x7N B.-She has wrecking Pumps iot otlles1
yes. el. In distress and putting out nfes -
sep2y.lm0 49,
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EUROPEAN and American Stereoscopie
Views, 81 so per dNzen. HAsEL STREET
p.z,,p aprl9-mwf
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYR
- INCREASED SERVICE. 4 4 ats =
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP !C0hPAHYA
THROUGH LINE 10
CALIFORNIA CHINA AID sJAPka
FAREs GREATLY REDUCED

Steamers Of the above line leaye Pier 49,
NO AZ. North River, footo ( Canal street 3S
New FORK -o,cleek -nQoo:ol me 99tnix Eye:
and soth or every month, except when BE- aass
XII departures connect at Pananf. Jtfn steaM:
ara for south Pacific ana Ce1tral American Pornp.
For Japan and China, steamers leave san ~.
cisco nrst OF every month, except when II fAus q
Sunday-tnen on the day preceding.
M California Steamers touch at Havana, bus
po direct from New York to AspinwaltgSl!.ss
One hundred pounds baggage nee toeacns dol.
Medicine and attendance free TX
For Passage Tickets OF other sma1o sPgy
at the OOEPANY,s TICKET OFFICE, sonsIsee;
Wharf foot or Canal street, North Rive. NeH
York. F.h. noeAApot - 80.
augl9-1yr
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TIE Handsome Photograph Al'ums are
now sold at e0c. each. BASEL STREET BAZAAR
aprl5-m
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william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, az dis
storei dry goods; cutlery, &c.
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, 600
per pack. Hasel street Bazaar and East Bay
News Room. feolS-m
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NAV, York Rico Market.

From the Daily IIullestn, Saturday, October 70:
Tne market has developed no new features, ous
rules staady at pre7lous rates; Inc ssles arr ~
and 30 Heroes Carolina at 7kaSHc.
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senr ogeechee. sablston, from Back River. $500
puslels rough rice. To W @ Bee d co.
sour oataarlne Thomas, Barlow, from Satilla
Eye = S''o bushels raush lice. To Jas r Prin.
senr Mlnnehaha, swintnn, Combshee. $500
oe. nels r r1aHn rye. To W Q Bee 4 co
a4 sss bushes he's ro re!!ST Tiea Power Tn ron Back River.
steamer Emile, White. Georgetown. sls tcs
eiSerd ! osle SCsnon; Nose and sundries. To shack.
eIiUra e s,a Mel5, L D DeSanssure, Kinsman 4
dnWth. Stoney d LoWndes, Z N Tharstop, Jas Il
Pringle & Son, VIM Parker, j Cla,k BeSeli- McIo y
q Rice, G + Wilson. Geo A Trenholm 4 SON. q
Matthews, and others The Emile had In tow
s asD L OF a,soa . noe new : boat built By MI MOI.
Saneee trade. She has coms here for her M :
cnlnery, by Messrs Jno F Taylor & co.
ro steamer 1asso1 RnSs 10y g0y' MSSslty. Savannah: Beau
cotton and mdse. To Rayenei. Holmes 4 co, a
Card, Jno F Taylor 4 co. Bollmann Bros, Is q
Adams, A N Adger, Lopez, K Chisolm, Jas
Pol ,sett, and others.
Boat from TooRoodoo. 8 bags sea island cot.
ton. To Geo b Ingraham & son,
Boat from James Island. 20 bags sea island cot.
Boa. from Johns Island. II bags sea island cot
Boat from Wadmalaw. 3 bags sea island cot.
ton. To Fraser & Oil.
Boat from James Island. 10 bags sea Island cot
ton. To W K Ryan.
Boat from Johns Island. 10 bags sea island cot
ton. To Stoney d Lowndes.
Boat from Wadmalaw. bags sea island cot
ton. To S!oney & Lowndes.
Boat from Christ Church. 4bags sea island cot
ton. To ST ney & Lowndes.
Boat from Hubcaw. 2 bags sea island cotton
To StUney 4 Lowndes.
Boat from Jonn's Ialsnd. 8 bags sea island cot
cotton. To Il Roper.
Boat from Christ Church. 8 bags sea island cot
ton. To r Roper. 'f3
Received nom Benefits Mrn. 21s tierces rice
To W O Bee d CO. 80
Received from ohlsolrn's Min. 40 tlerces rice
tn K n FrOst A cO.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES.

New Moon, LIST. 10 hours. Q minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 9Th. 8 hours, A minutes. evening.
Full Noon, 10th 10 hours, Is minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, gath. 8 hours. "a minutes. morning.
New Noon, 3lst, IL hours, A minutes, evening.
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THE THERMOMETERS

rhe range of the Thermometer for the past
NO dsy at the drug store of Dr.. Jos. BLACK
man. on the south side OF Broad street, was as
follows: M. ,ou
ssiurday.-s,A NJ, ss; 10 A. NJ, 70; IL M
z ;2-P. n, "a; 4 p. NJ, III + @' 80
Mes. 81. - NJ. 10:
s~undsy.-sA NJ, "a; 10 A. NJ 81; Il H. ~
up ". 7o;4P. NJ, ss;eP. NJ, 81 F. NJ 81
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Weekly Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, UCLUUer 70.
corroN.-our market during the week psss mas
Se : = Sna little nnctuatIon in prices. The nrst de.
c cssa IN Glt p rssss took place on Monday, governed
Sn j Naw Yars and foreign advices. aud Liverpool
touched 1sc during the oalanos .. ,ne
week, H so,lS Sns t6 ny market quiet at 17Xc.
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THE PHnADELPHIA IRON srEA4'
TIE FIRsr.oLAss mog SCREW. STEAMSHIPS
VIhaInIA, VsptaW
GULFSTRE AK, 0apssin Huntes.

VIRGINIA, Captain Hlnckley, a
GULF STREAM, Ospssin Huntar,s !. (
Are now regularly on the Lane. Tinsurtng Q snfst
class sea connection between Philadelphia and.
Uhsrlesto1, and In alliance with Ra1roadi Cof1pscc
MES at both termini, afford rapid transportAdoa;
to and from all points In the Cotton States ma
to and from 0Inctunat 1T LOutH5 Chicago ANT the
dence and rhe Eastern Manufacturing Centres X
"a The VIRGINIA Ia; appointed TO san from
Browns Wharf on FRIDAY, 6stS Noyepqbef, ~
s O'clock P No..
For particulars Of freight arrangements. apply
TO WIN. A. C0URTENAY, Union Wharyea.
W. P. CLYDE 4. co., General Agents, NolE417
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia. oct2tas
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ON THURSDAY, slsri OF OCTOBER ATt
O'CLOCK. P. II
sew 1aos srRAH Lns-nsrABLIsHlp ss;a.
STATE ROOMS ALL on DEglfsai,a;

The Splendid New Iron sldewheel A'samahig
G OF G. HOLMES, Commander mi
saiI for New York on THURSDAY, me 8lst l0ctobef.
at S O'Clock r. n. from Pier No. 2 Cnion Wt1fyea
Through Bills OF Lading TO Liverpool an69nAc
New England cities as usual 49,
~ Insurance by steamers OF this 9 1sss
For Freight or Passage engagements hsytlg
very. hne Deck Stateroo u sce mmodaftoae] q
DIV .to, WAGNER, HUGER & co, No 2e1 6fq10
streer, or to WIN. A., O0URTEHAY, MOL. gHlgSa
Wharvea y tt.cL2GtAS ~
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,rrrrNGs THIS DAY.

AUCTION SALES THIS Day.
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MEMORANDA. -
The Br bark Henrietta, wishart, for Bull Rtver
8 O., cleared &C Boston, October Is.
, 1872-10-11

tte Exhibition wss tiisp1ayed. The visitors. cs-
co-+ed by the Mayor and Committee, passed
l,rorgh the brilding to t;.e lunch room, whore
uua.:i1.o,;a lunch WAS get.
1t the close Of tire lunch The guests tool posi-
tons in front Of tho Exposition bt.ild;cS, when
lie ii1e-ala-;a was tu.1sea il. an the engines
brought to tie spot to Slow tti2c working Of the
Department.
Entering the ca11inggcs: tho visitors were dfirea
to Cave Hill Cemetery, and thence to the Nn.sr
Works, wnea they ret.l-.ed TO tho Gait Eouse.
where a grand banquet will ba spread fo- them
tonight
To-morrow they will te driven around the city
and to New Albany and .Jef1e-sonyille.
The guests express themselves highly de-
lighted with tk5ir reception. and tho prospect Of
trade betTeeu Io51isyiiie ald their section Of the
country
Several urged GuIf ports as the nearest and
best ports foc Louisville importers and exporters.
Others pcoEeret aid for ne.s connections. and
still others urged the establishment of co:toa
manufactures ct this pcsEt as the best in tbs
country for the purpose, and for the exchange OF
Southern products 9or manufactured goods. The
general impression among tke visitors and c:ti-
zens is, that the opening OF tho South d North
Alabama Road, wficl, this occasion is celebrat-
ing. together with the new acquaintance foEned
amid tie Interchange Of courtases, Will resl. in
large accessions TO the trade Of Louisville, and
much mutual benefit
, 1872-10-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Ncv York F3Ea1cial News.
NEW To1K, Oct. 1o.-:Ioney opened at per cent,
ene easier and leaned freely low ~ . les freely
It l. and rzs IN cases offered q The lontss
.ses undoubtedly artificial and attributed to the
e2crts " <ccelt bears III s.ocks-
Sterling higher IN consequence Of the advance rate
Of iseres. uY the 3aIz q England. Prime eo days,
1861; eight. 110s-
Gold higher t1nn the szc.e CAUSE, and s.roug al iay
between 1lask@ LIZ closing At 1122sll3. Loans 194
per cent for CARRYING: then per cant to = for the
use Ciesrinss $6s sooa ooo. Treasury disbursements
$55,5G1.
Governments 7s@H per cent better than yesterday,
and strung.
$t:te bends dell and firm.
Stocks opened st,ong bet there was had break n
Pacific Mall before ihe trst beard the stock dropFing
3E Fer cent, and spread feeling Of dst-Bt through
cut tic list. Dealings well distributed, hut II
ettcpt to sell stock by tho Paciac Aa and Western
Union ciiqu=s, broke prices generally 1G4 Per CENT
The Asl.nIic a1a consolidation bubble was priefe3,
tho rr5ce falling to 1a and ralying to 90 The spurt
In Wabash subHded, and it dropped from 9o to G9},
Mr. Drew nazing it actise to stimulate tEatlin;
Towards TIE elase general improvement set iE, wth
large transactions, notably in racac a1ail Western
Union, 0hios, wabash, Lake Slo-. Columbus. chi~
-eago 4 Intliena Central Northwestern, aad New yer
-Centra1 and tho market closed stroug-
Sterling, ;C$t9.
, 1872-10-11

BUFFALO, =. y. Oct. 1o.-cattle--Ecceipts to-day,
aaia.: :i19 ..st .7e6k MaE2e: duii, and 1.c CT CT,
medium. cour,en cattle good, holding yesterday
Prices ErEly. Tnnxe catt1c on the market
bcs: received .is se.son and brought e1trnordi-
nay price. Asost SEQ we're disposed Of Sal=s e.
asco n Ohio .tr*:r, ave=aeng 1850 10 1,4ss rs, It
35.sNa61.E; IS Cherokces, averaging l,030 ns, d:
$41l il Michigan stce-s, averaging l057 hs at
Sheep and Lan,E@-Receipts today. 4, zoo. ::.adng
the to:sl foc The week t2is fsr, 200, against
last ~ce2- Ths market WIS zctixt; canade lambs,
Seer, s5.ms5o. s7lcs to-ay, 5lo Caoada lambs, u
II 81 H. at 3lo3:.s73; - Cansda sheep 1ol IT,. :.
sG.c0 .4G Ohio sasep, g to s. l g 81
Hcgs-Receips to-day. 4.l00. missing the total thus
s,a., = 500 aea:nst $50 same ti2es isst uees The
market waa slow 1t $+7s@5l5 Sales 1s6 Ohio hog,
81 to s5 e 1t 81 k8h61O; Is; 1ninna hogs. 119 lis,
Si73 rs Michigan hogs, 155 to s 3s, At
, 1872-10-11

L1:Earoo-. Oct 1D--!0 l. m.-T;our. Sss: winter
wheat 1.s1 LIS Id spring wra. lis 65t1.s 81 White
13a I'd. Corn, 3uk- Po-x, ~. Lard. 4ns-
LIVERPOOL, Oct TO- r. m.-I17l, 39s Cd Bread
etzEs quiet and rncieaS2L.
LONDON, Oct- 10-Eve-Conso!s- Money, 92h; ac-
count 93s. Bonds ct rs, S3,s: do 'G7 a2;5 1c 41s
England decreased E77G oo5. Ta1Ior, ;5a Cd
EaE1E, o1- io--hentes, s; francs T. centimes.
LIVERPOOL Oct 10-Evc.-Co.tnn quiet and steady :;
rniddlinz ul.-rG, o5;@a.td; Orleans, ?oIe1o.:d.
Saes 1ooo a:es srec.aticn and export, Lou b@ies
Fed xln:-- whest, rs I'd. Flour, 81. Coro, :p's.
Larl, j2s eL- Geese, 36s.
, 1872-10-11

ground near the house. Tie hawk swoorel
aown to. the eer.h Ike lght2irs. but whea
nearing the ground tried to stop and rolas LIS
loo great. however, and tho slaating coulre It
pursued carried it direcay through ore o. Sho
windows into the school house, ein2ng tho chill
d:en- The glass dew in al directions, and tho
echool wss in an uproer fer several minutes,
while the bird won't sailing and clipping over aho
seats. One OF tho larger boys c:ushs tho bold
poacher. and runS his 1.eclz. Tuo or three 1iitle
girls sitting under the window whe7o tho hawk
entered had their heads severely c:.t By falling
class. One Of tno1o wss daughter o. 4fr. G.
81. Weatherb:: who lives next 70 the school
house.
, 1872-10-11

KEw Yca1, Oct. 11--Beef-Nacelp:s, % cars or
1 so head, chiefly coEmou :atiyes. Market dcll for
Ill grades except ps1ae, and offerings could not b.
closed out. Ten eE-s Texans. 6L owt average, wara
srld At 1tc u; tAzs good Cherokee cattle, 81 crs,
ut f+e@loEc; s eaSs common Che1okees, 5Ecst, at
G,s.cEt, 1t 9H@1ac; cars do, 6S1 cwt, at u@11Ac
scara Ohio steers, cw, at 12@1lc; sass tat ksn-
cat, st 13xt51&c; and CARS eoarpe do, 6z@7a cTt,
st 11@12e.
Sheep aad Iamts-Receip.s, 20 CATS, about 600
kesd n.arly al in market Iate ho-; denn3nd far
At s.4@1c per u for sheep. and c1<tsYc for lambs.
Hog6-ArrisAs to-da-'. III cR-s~ or 200 in Ill all
fer importing el1ughterets e1c%p to not sold AZ
noou Lire nogs quoted ar1n at 5t:as,1c per Ii, and
crossed steady st 6:1G1Ac-
, 1872-10-11
Southern E:xcurs5onfsts at Louisville

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 10:-The expected
Southern excursion arrived q little after midnight
la5t night, and was welcomed at the depot Ly
Mayor Baxter, and escorted to the hotels by the
Committee Of Reception. The excursion num-
bered four hundred and twenty-five, coming from
Mobile, Montgomery: Selma, Tuscaloosa: Eufala,
Tnscu,nbia, Greenville,. West Point Ri1mins~
ban, and other places in Alabama Pensacola,
Florida; Columbus. Georgia; Pulaski. Tennes-
see, and other points along the new Southern
route.
The delegations include number Of dis
tnguished citizens from these places: and are
uade up Of substantial commercial and profess
siona1 men Also include q number Of members
Of the press.
At ID o'clock this morning the guests we're
conyed in 100 carriages to the House Of Refuge,
where they we're received with address of vel
come On behalf of the Directors OF the institu-
tion By Rev. DR.. Rivers. Thay then looked
through the establishment, listened to
and retnsed to the Stion building at P. a.
AliShting from the; tses: they formed il
procession and marcl fto the Fourth street
entrance, when the &c struck up, ths ma
&iaa1y T2s set N mo. n, and the Toshng. t
, 1872-10-11

NEW YOEK.
NEw To1-E- 0c.. 10.-Coz1uS-In gool export tie
ar, but holders -ater Gis ocsel to re11e,
and prices arc easier, middin5 npau;l, 1;sfc-
~ ss9 Ws::e;s sss @ 5Se e5:' sspas ssss %
VIII vile nhss4 e:ssss sS9as; s.. % Ioa o.
80. @ Cor cormss % saief Wseat h bshss s Wiz = fs:r ex
poze demand, and Light s.p71y- Receipts, :3ooo Du
GnIs' :ssns Ie s{a:ss; S.s F'n.5 sns 5s3 eS!s:
;ac,;sza chisaEs r. sl4eMe'.4si f4ss .n,;x .:s
Nnsern-, nlio:-, $40. Barley ouie.; rev Western
co. 31alt unchanged. Corn. good ez2o=t, and ftir
7ai,sad, ea1:@slc; sail do, Gi@e4Xc; e:nsing
zte,luer, 6::sc; FAIL d. Oats qn;ct a,,a steady
d. a:" m 3 s T;s!sss s niss S'stE 4sez:s Rs:
G,;sss-D2 sasss l's.vy receipts; westssn, es:ss
dun; i:ir to good retiring, 87s69a; Cuoa, w
.Gshe- l7ice easier at 7z1tssEe.
P11Eozi z51-crude, lS,i@l3Hc; refined, o5;z @
T0nrz:sr er-sissdy q seSe.
prime mess aoo:a5a- Bec< unchanged. Cut
:alight1y in t:users favor; bans IN pickle, 14H:;
saoea hEna: lss165Ec; ,niadlss firm long elear o;
Lard orue@ e i hrns; 1u- / 10 prime steam, 81s@
S'4c; ksstle- s7=.s-
WHrsnEs.--DE1; 5oa:c Ia; Sc asked.
CLEVELAND.
CLEvEIASD, Oct. Observation-Disclosures qaiet
5id Gun <ssdy; lo9 mixed, * Il o-s @ eaiet
zcL unchanged; No. i, a4:
PErEoI=vH.-s:hoedy yery firm and higher; CIR
lots, cac trade log, :a5c
BUFFALO,
surrALo, oct- 1o.--a1n-ae: generally dr:1- Tae=t-
:o.o0 hu 10: =: Sc Oats asking &c *a- Nc- g
Canal 1resgh!s A5:er; as12g 1916 :o= whe.= cat1,
31c oats, s.;c.
BALTIMORE.
EALENoEz3 Oct. lo.-BEEApsrCFEs-E;our Is Gull
-cd unchanged. Wneat IS t3aI:, aad louer: choice
uho, Sl-459f2.to,; good to primo ~, sl.sc@1so:
copnraoc 10 Fir, {1-41S1.E5. Carn il dal, mixed
Wes!sn, g.. oaa: 1uie. zu;1od Ees:ern, 4eg 53c;
white, S;ttssr. RE. :is unchanged.
PEovE1cN-Quie3 zui. 5e1yr, ness pork, $I5.ca.
Bulk shoulders were o@srEd 1t &c without baye-s-
Sides are nominal .Bceok. is in @air denaud
5arW We8tora- go ~
1g11Ea-chaiee FL Is IL Soo4 demand 1t :4;1c-
RH1sxxz-Eizu4. y
, 1872-10-11

From. the Eu6=4g: Herald, 0o- :.
The Dodge Street School bad al excitement
Monday afternoon. 4 1a:ge hea haES has beeA
he town much to the annoyance OF the inha5it-
ants Monday afternoon tbs nerce bro was OBJ
school house and then suddenly began rapid
aud slsptipx dessvut tQNa1A sopa .pblett oa thu
, 1872-10-11
1rT-vATCi71s


Sf7r.uHEE. Or. tQ.-BICAosTUFES-k que.
sn,i unchanged. .steat steady: No /, 81. So.
$l13::. Com steady; Nc 2, 31Gc- oa:s htaa 10.
:, &c. Rye steady; Nc. &c; No. 5ac- Hafes
steady; No. :, Gee.
EiucE1s-To Bu1alo 1Sc: 0sreso, &c.
Rsuur1s-F!ou-, 4, go9 Er3s; wheat, 1o1 cg3 IN.
S6.7MExrs-Elour, 600 br44s; wheat, III 500 bu-
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. 1o.-BcEAo::u r. r. M tstr
supply and moderate demand Ezt-. family, sGoo9
rxor7s1oas-t.uict and firm I: full prices, bu. hoss
were no ss!es- Lc-d, 9;:@l1c.
WH:sxEr-Fi=:n at ss.-
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, OF. 1o-BncADscrEfs-Elor1 4!uet
sud urchunetd. Enecs firm; red. 31.5oaa!-5s white.
21,.1e71.11 Corn dull end dropping e. 4eE4S: tsye
firm Vt .lGe.3c- Oats crie. and Encaaa5rd.
Psov1s10.S-Po.1i in lair demand ana flsn 81
Ia=d steady; settle. s.; stear , ssnimes ne aa,s :.
OF shoulders ut 6:4t9Gstc: clear rih lo4e; c.saf
loz:c- Bacon-sides IN soo<. demand clear 40, Ae:
clear sides, u5t@12c; shoulders quiet anil hr1n ut
Hoas-ouict at sss.35a4+s5.
Na1szE-E:-n at S.
TOLEDO. Oct. 10. 1;E1:.Ds1C:rs - Flour firm
Ne.t in teir demand and higher: extra white Aicht-
cnu SI.7O: Nc do, Sl.53GsLG9: amber Michigan,
$l+et;; No. i red, $l.54: No. 3 do. N.431!@l44EE-
CON dull; high mixed 42.lc; log DC, exc; white,
4's: oat-Se !, 3:s1s; = {t;GSio 30; 49,. &c;
HEcEx-r-Elour, acco brls; wheat, 1900 bu
com, $1,000 bu: cats, ii 900 h,,-
EE1r.tE::-@Ilour, 1000 brls wheat, $4,000 bu !,
corn, 1000 ba; cats, 2aGgo b.;
DETROIT
DETROIT, Oct 1o.-BaEA;os1uFFs-Flcur steady
Wheat-Eztra- S1.7;; No. !, sl.ei@1.s5*; a.nbes,
4.,4T@l48 Corn steady It 4tc. oats.n good demand
at f;lli nr;ces 32c,