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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17
TIE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE

SALT LAKE CITY, September l6.
The Herald, a Mormon journal, says of
Bishop Smiths affidavit on the Mountain
Meadow massacre that he Is either a murderer
on his own confession or q perinrer, and calls
for his arrest and trial ON a requisillon from
the Governor oil Utah. It. also protests against
charging the massacre on the Mormons, as a
people.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17

The Columbia Carolinian Is authorized by
General Butler, tue Chairman of the State
Democratic Executive Committee, 10 state
that W. Munro, Esq, is the County Chairman
for Union, and not B. w. shand, Esq, as er-
roneously given.
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Brutal TREATMENT OF LUNATIcs.
Whipping and Beating Mt the Wards
Island Asylum.
NEW YORK. September l6.

NEW YORK, September I6.
The examination of the remain of John r.
Ornell. the Swede who was supposed 10 have
died from the attacks OF his nurse OF the
insane asylum OH Wards Island, shows that
he had beer In q weak state at the lime of the
assault. TYe accused, Farrell, denied he In
Hicted any punishment, bat admits that parties
In the institution were whipped. Seymour,
who also was beaten, may recover.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17
THE e A OF PARIS.

BRUSSELS, September l6;
The Nord, a newspaper published IN lnls
CITY In the interest or thu Russian GoVern-
ment. categorically denies me reporC s9 1su. ate
of Paris as a consideration Tor the co-opera.
lion OF Russia with Austrin and Prussia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17

..ALEXANDER.-Died September l8, 1872. Mrs.
MARIA ALEXANDER, widow o. the late Samuel Al.
exander. IL The SD year OF her age. @a5n--
~HER FRIENDS AND ACoUAIN-
TAEOEs, and those OF her family, artrespesifnHy
invited TO attend her Funeral servfcassi at the
residence northeast corner Of Bull andsLyneh,
streets, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. sepl7a
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MnsitaI Books.
nEACHER's AND C~HORISTER'S LIST
OF TIE
NEWEST AND BEST MUSIC BOOKS.

nEACHER,S AND CHORISTER'S LIST
OF II
NEWEST AND BEST MUSIC BOOKS.
THE STANDARD!
Its SUCCESS cannot be questioned. In beauty
and variety ofmusic unsurpassed. 1t should be q
familiar friend in every Choir, Convention, and
Singing Glass. Price, 81 So; sls so per dozen.
SPARKLING RUBIESl
Let all the Sabbath Schools try it. It's Spark
ling Gems OF Song will be appreciated by every
Child. Price, So cents.
HOUR OF SINGING!
For High Schools. Full Of the best music, ar
ranged In 2, 8 or 4 parts. Widely used. Price, 81.
JUST PUBLISHED,
GEMS OF STRAUSS!
225 large pages, full OF the best Strauss Muslc'
Price, So so.
PILGRIMS HARP!
A perfect MLltum in Parvo. Very large number
OF the best tunes for Social Religious Meetings
Price, 60 cents.
The above books sent postpaid, for the retail
price, with the exception Of THE STANDARD, speci
men copies OF which will be mailed tpost-paid) FOL
the present, for 81 rs.
OLIVER DITSoN i CO., Boston.
CHAS. d. DITSoN & CO., New York.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17
RATOHEIOR'S HAIR DYE-THEi

81 BATOHELOR'S hair DYE.-THlE!
superb hair Dye is the best in the world. Per:
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tants, or unpleas.
AMI odor. The genuine W. A. Bstchelor's Hair
Dye produces Immediately g splendid black OF
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, SOFT and beautiful Tha
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists
Factory IL Bond street, New York.
mch6-tuthslyr !:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17

The Conservatives of Chesterfield are or
ganizing, and have called a County Conven-
ton to put q ticket in the field for the Legis"
lature and County officers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17

es- HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER cures gray hair by causing II
to r,lurn to its youthful color and Vigor.
sepI4.stuth3 fsr.'i
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Obnnarp.

HARRINGTON DIED, On the night ofthe*1
instant, at Spring Garden, the residencet Of her
parents, In MsrlnorU', TALULA SHERWOOD, third
and last surviving daughter OF Colonel ana ME-
John W. Harrington. iE7 .l.H7J Itr5tapati
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w DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is WAR
RAETED harmless; leaves no ridiculous tints;
imparts q natural glossy color to Whiskers, Hair
and Boustsche. sep128
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A CARNIVAL OF SUICIDES.
rHEKN1FE, THE SHOT And THE ROPE
Mother, Father and Husband-Fearful
Scenes at a station-House.

In New York on Thursday the mania of sui
cldes seemed to get a hold among all classes.
We copy the cases reported In the newspa-
ms re-:
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6prrial Notnes..

B-CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA. from New York, are nottned
that she is Tu1s DAY diBcharglng cargo d Ptst I'D.
!, Union wha,vea. AL Goods remaining on tho
dock at sunset win be stored Ct owners rifk and
expense. WV. a. GOURTENAXi5ai
sep17.l q i" &lr=5 . so = Agenttfs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17

@s- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqusin:ances of Mrs. EaIz ABETH +. PHILL1Ps,
and Of Mrs. Laura W. Gadaden. are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Services OF the
former, at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING, at the real
dence OF Mr.. VIM. 8. Frazer, No. 4 Hudson
street. sep17
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B- THE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN so
much imposed upon by several worthless sarsa;
parlllas, that we are glad to be able to recon-:
mend preparation that can be depended on as
containing the virtues OF that invaluable medl:
cine, and is worthy OF the pubic confidence: Dr:
AYERS -SARSAPARILLA cures when anything
can cure the diseases that require an Alternative
madeleine. sepl4.stuth3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17

The WILL OF JAMES GORDON BENNETr..The
viii Of the late JAMES nrrso a1,so oa,c pn@ The i les.
tator bpquealhes to his wife, provided she &C,
cepts the same in lieu of dover, The IT. ns Sec, Of
avenue during her natural life or widowhood,
and also an annuity o eq ia r 10 0 esfaIe, e Sl sns
The Herald building. If she will not accept
this bequest, the viii limits her share TO her
dover. To his sou, James Gordon Bennett,
Jr., the tes!ator bpqleathes the Herald build
ing, the Herald and The Metropolitan Printing
of1ce. The remainder Of his as1 Tea, estate an s,I gees
ING the age of twenty-five. Meanwhile his
son, who is made The sole executor, is TO have
charge Of this portion OF the estate, to let In
such manner as 10 him shall seem expedient,
for any term not exceeding three years: On
the deoease or second marriage OF the widow,
her portion of the estate is to be divided
equally between the son and daughter. The
win provides that the daughters share shall hal
will is dated June %. 1869, and the witnesses
are Benjamin Galbraith and John Townsend.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17

1r CONSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are hereby no.
tiled that she Is diseharging cargo Hat&Ad.
ger'a South wharf.'aAll Goods uncalledf fos at
sunset win remain on wharf a. ovners'srtak.
sep17.l JAMES ADGER 4 co., Aqents.i
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JOHN BULL GRINs IND BEARS 1T.
London Press Upon the Geneva
Verdict.

GENEVA, September 16.
The opIpion of Sir Alexander Cockburn, the
British arbitrator, dissenting from the deci-
sion OF The other I iT1bneaI. h has ' mot H Hat. been
Unfinished. Count Sclopis, Jacob Staempdi
and Charles Francis Adams were the three ar
bilrators who voted TO allow damages in the
case OF the Shenandoah. Sir Alexander Cock
burn and mir. Eyarts lett Geneva on Saturday.
LONDON, September l6.
The London newspapers this morning re.
iolce over the conclusion of the Alabama
claims controversy, and express the hope that
Sood und%erstandIng between the Two nations,
now that ali necessary reparation has been
made 10 America. The Standard, however.
thinks the tribunal should have awarded dam
ages onIy for the depredations of the Alabama.
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funeral Nctlrss.
E% n e

II THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Mr.. JOSHUA BURIE and fami.
ly, and Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. Hunter, are respect
folly invited to attend the Funeral services;of the
former, at his late residence. No. n Arson street,
THIS MORNING, at half. past 9 O'Clock. sep17;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17

~ ETNA STEAM FIRE ENGINE
C0MPANY.-You are hereby summoned to ap.
pear at your Engine House, In full uniform. (black
pants) at hslf-past 8 o'clock THIS MORNING, to
pay the last tribute Of respect to Jour late Broth.
er Member, JOSHUA BURIE. 2s 9 l:: .
BY order. b. G. CARNIGHAN, 800
sepl7 500 /. Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17
/ STEAMSHIP

~ CoNsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
WIN. KENNEDY, from Baltimore, are hereby nod.
ned that shets THIS DAY dlsohargfngc afgost Pies
No. /, Union wharves. All Goods not taken away
at sunset will remain on wharf at Consigneesl~
risk. 'yf# a o = 90
sepIe-2 ryr, Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-09-17
SCENES AND INCIDENTS IN TIE
FAMOUS CONTERSATIONHAUS.
A Graphic Sketch by an American
Editor.

Mr.. Fulton, the editor of the Baltimore
American, is travelling In Europe for his
health. He gives US the following very gra'
phIc description OF the gambling life led at
The New York herald., 1872-09-17
TEAyELLEiss' GUIDE.

E,ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
II The steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE, from
pier 28 North River foot Of Murray street. daily Sundays
eXcepcd l6 r. NJ. Tickets sold principal points In
New England the White Mountains and Provinces
Halls Band engaged for the season. ht...,
A RACON Snne
The New York herald., 1872-09-17
TEE SPANISH PEST SHIP.

Departure OF the Numancia-Kfer Fever
Llst-Thirty.two Cases md Twelve
Deaths-yo Fever I'm Port Now.
New York is at last rid of the Spanish yellow
fever rigate Numancia, that vessel having left the
Lower Bay, en- U0yage for Spain, on Saturday after
noon. -
On Thursday last the Board OF Pilot Commission
ers detailed Pilot Frederick Nelson, Of pilot boat
George Washington, No. "a, to conduct the irigate
to sea, and he accordingly made preparations for
the task. Gillespie, the pilot who brought her In,
was not permitted to take her out on account OF
the Board having lost confidence; but Nelson he
longs to the same boat as Gillespie. and the part
ners viii therefore not lose any proportion Of their
ices. .cN'rlta A - .N lnllf'I
Before sailing the Numancla took in $50 tons of
coal and q full supply OF provisions. On Saturday
morning the last OF the yellow fever convalescents
d tns rom 10 sr m
time Hospital and at four O'Clock she got under
way. Having crossed the bar on the full tide, she
dropped anchor just outside 'the Hook, (" to wait
Tor 200 tons OF coal additional, which was TO have
been put aboard on Sunday morning. When Sun
o Be- sve az Sa
cables, and without waiting till the coal barge
reached her she weighed anchor and stood of on
her course for Cadiz 1t was Intended to have the
frigate's bottom cleaned by divers before leaving
port, but 1t was found impossible to do IT In the
dition. During her stay in port the Numancia sent
in oil thirtytwo cases Of yellow fever to the hos
pital, larger number than the public have
generally supposed. Deputy Health Officer M0sher,
however, gives it rs his opinion that these cases
were not OF the most malignant type, and states
the correctness Of his opinion. There were out Of
this total only eight deaths In hospital from this
vessel, making, inclusive OF the men who died on
and those who died on the voyage frem Havana,
before reaching this port total Of twelve deaths.
vessels. and the Autumn has advanced SO that no
more is expected this season.
The New York herald., 1872-09-17

ENoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
II The Old Dominion steamship Company will despatch
from pier 50 North River their elegant sidewhec steam
snip WYANOkE Couch, commander, for Norfolk
r. M giving through bills Of hdng all points South
and Southwest Through passenger tickets issued to all
points. Accommodations lnequiiled Apply at pier 37
at the general Office lS7 Greenwich street. corner Of
Dey street
The New York herald., 1872-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

DEvENuE sTAMPs-ALL KINDS IF PERFECT; ALSO
~ stamped Documents such ss Checks stock ana
other Certificates, Insurance Policies, &C.: Mutilatcd
Currency at low rates bought by DAVID II. ANTHONY,
"A Wall street, box 4,l76 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-17
FATHER aAvAzM IN BOSTON.

BOSTON, Sept. 49, 1872.
Father Gavazzl the Italian priest and soldier,
preached here yesterday In the Methodist church
on BrOmfleh street. WI G NJ lynta If
The New York herald., 1872-09-17
NEW YORK TO LONDON. 80 =
~, International Line Steamship.

NJ EW YORK TO IONDON
W, International Line Steamship.
f' A..-
The AL full powered steamship .
l HUTTON, 200 tons register,
Fred. W. Hodges, Commander, .
will despatched the above port from pier Is Nortn
River on tuesday September ~ having superior accom-
mod iiios first class passengers, carries an expe-
RE need surgeon and searess and has all the modern
appliances the comfort OF passengers For freight or
p"''"s0 "'' CHARLES l.. WRIGHT 4 CO..
50 South street.
TNYCURsIOy ROUND THE WORLD.
M Mr. THOMAS COOK, of g3 Fleet street. London the
celebrated Tourist and Excursonist, will arrive in New
YORK bv the steamer Oceanic, O the White Star Iine Oc
tober o. with party of ladies and gentlemen, for
- TOUR ROUND THE GLOBE.
The route from New York viii be via Niagara, Chicago.
Salt Lake, San Frapcsco, Yokohama, Hong Kong Cal
cutti Sucz Canal Italy, France and London, with
}ifqeuents for PALESTINE AND THE NILE.
Price or entire rouni, first class with co days hotel ac
?, dSys tent and saddle life in Palestine . $500 gold
several Americas as acady engaged to Join Mr.
COOK in New YORK and Chicago. ,,.....r =,
Further particulars can be had by addressing e. NJ
JENKINS Allegheny, Pa, who Is authorized 10 act Tor
Messrs. COOK 4 SON - 49,
New York under the firm name and title Of COOK son
&JENKlNS, in January next, for the sale OF COOK .
TOURISTS TICKETS TO all parts OF Europe and the East
The New York herald., 1872-09-17

COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS. t
DAcIFIC NAIL sTEAMsHIP COMPANYs r..
LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
via Panama,
carrying mails, passengers
and freight TO
Aspnwall, Panama, Santa Martha,
Greytown and Pacific Coast oil
Mexico Central America,
Peru and Chile
Steamers leave 10TH 10th and S0th OF each month cx
cept when those dates fall sunday then on the day
previous. -. ,.r
September 90 steamer OCEAN QUEEN, % Captain jet JSa
Mary will pier AZ North River, at II O'Clock noon,
for Aspnwa direct connecting at Panama win
sACRAMENTO Captain =, touching AZ neapu,cJii r "A
Central and South Pacific pSt, Departures n cnT
pany's steamer touching at San Beno, Tomato sallne
Cruz and Port Angel Freight for all way ports received
Steamer GRExf REPUBLIC viii leave San IT Francisco
Octobcr s72 for Japan and China For rates OF pas
sae trecbt and ali further information apply ut COM
papy . omcc v" wv y. H. BABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1872-09-17

rI,ExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON DIRECT.
i Extra Steamer
The Al steamer CITY OF SAN ANTONIO Captain Pen.
ningon will leave pier 20 East River, Wednesday, Sep
tember IL, 1872 at three o'clock L. NJ.
For freight or passage apply to .r
C.H. MALLORY 4 CO l53 Maiden lane.
To be followed by the steamer CLYDE, Captain Ken
nedy, sailing ON Saturday, September u, lS72
The New York herald., 1872-09-17
EXCURSIONS.

THE BEST RACE OF THE SEASON.
Ward and Bigin together again
TO come off at Nyack Oh Thursday, 18th September
The large and open deck saloon steamer NEVERSINK.
with family accommodations, will leave follows:-
North Moore, North River, 9 AM.
Fulton street, Brooklyn, 9i6 Am.
Pier North River, 10 AM.
Christopher street, North River, 10IS AN.
Thirty y-fOurth street, North River, III AN.
The boat will be well provided with refreshments
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

w brcklayers; wages IS per day. Apply at room 3,
Exchange Bnilding, souhwest corner Clark and WASH
ingon sts., Chicago
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

WANTED-TEN FIRST CLASS ENGLISH BAR
w maids. Inquire at the CANTERBURY, Gss Broad.
HUGHES 4 GREGORY
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

| ITO PRINTERS.-FIRST CLASS CYLINDER PRESS.
L man wanted None other need apply at D. TAY-
LQR,S 20 Nassau
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED NAN WANTS A SIT.
N uation as conchman; thoroughly understands his
business; no objection to either city country; five
years city references Address J. L., box 40 Herald
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

VXTANTED-A GOOD STEADY BOY TO LEARN EN-
w amelllng. Address, with references ENAMELLER
NofNc
The New York herald., 1872-10-17

WANTED--IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A SMART AC
washing and ironing Apply, with reference. at rs Riv
ingtOn St
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-18
Origin Of. the F,xh,inx Editor.

The fighting editor" the journalist
who hacks With his fist or revolver
what hrs colleagues pen has written, is
q being not unknown to the papers OF
Western towus. Heis not, a. is gener-
ally. thought Indigenous to America.
His proie. sion was created in France.
during the reign Of Charles K M Con-
slant de Rebeeque. editor Of the Mtaerra,
became Gated with, duels, and bired q
fencing master to sign his articles and
slay his attackers, Within year FIVE
officers of the kings body.gnard fell
under his sword. He received and &C
cepted a challenge to fight twenty, three
young officers o, the ST. Cyr Military
Collegsagreeing to fight them all in
turn They however iopted their en-
emys plan, and hired . rival bravo,
Chaoqusft, to meet lhs one, The duel
lasted three. quarters OF an hour. and
ended 10 the death of NJ. Rebecque's
cham piou7 Did the editor, despair 2
Hsiastaa,ly engaged Cheoqnart at q
higher salarv thanIth est Oyrans could
offer asd4 thsoessEsh wrote what he
would ,.,r,. =, = Y
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The Natural Bridxe-A New Feature

The Natural Bridxe-A New Feature.
From the Richmond (va.) Journal.
We have the following facts from
g gentleman who recently visited the Nat.
ursl Bridge: On passing into the gorge
below the bridge by the usual route, he
was surprised to find the bed of the
stream (Cedsr creek) dry and insight
". The keeper Of the hotel stated that
about two weeks before the stream sud-
denly disappeared from under the
bridge, and our informant on following
up the gorge. found TIE stream pouring
down into the earth and seeking some
unknowu channel beneath. Op q care
ful examination three leaks were found,
the largest being through a assure, or
"tault" in the limestone bed OF the
stream.
These the visitor partially stopped
up in, . few minutes and sent Q scanty
stream on its way to the bridge. Sim
liar iacrs were revealed BY q further
examination, aud the conclusion is in
ev,table. that the rocky substratum OF
these lime-tone hills is thorouehiy
honeycomhed by the action OF the water
This CONCLUSION is further sustained
by the fresh discovery OF caves, rome o,
them OF considerable extent, in tie i'm
mediate vicinity Of he bridge Some
fiues stalacutes from one Of tAses 0ayss
are exhibited at!ths hotsl. 'o' '-V' -, y :
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-18

CHICAGO, September II.
The leading cereals were unsettled
ana irregular and prices closed at q
lower range than yesterday.
FL0UR-Scarce.
GRAIN-Wheat fairly active No 2
spring al 81 2l4 cash; l l7t9l lSt,
seller September. Corn act VI; prices
ell {@3c No 2 ranged at 35G36c
cash no grade at BIC on track; 36ac
or high mixed stiost Oars quiet,
with sales Of No 2 At 24@24a cash or
seller September; 2ia 925c. seller o.
tober, closing at 24f c.-h. Rye in good
demand and firm at 57957sc Ba lev
exc tel and 3s4c higher NJ. 2 at 100
73c cash.
HIGH WINES-At S9c.
,PROVIS1' ,N5-Dull. Pork at
Sl4 50 cash ard sl2 62t seller Januar nv.
HUG>-Dnll at a decline o. 5Al0c
per 100 lbs, with sales at - 5Q@5 10
for lair 10 choice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-18
.FH2ANCE AND TRADE.
rAeydJeskoAe.hss.
NJ XpEka Septepbeg u.

aqHsydJestoAesnss.
5NW XpHEa September ~.
dFLOuR-Narkst 6rmsr at % 2o9
6 so Tor superfine Slate; 81 35A7 SO for
6 exf-. Stsie; 955iS7 10 Tor choice Do;
e7T5sa6 25'for 'iSpcy State e6'28d6 90
fnr SupezfneroNtstetn;o 81 S5S91 s60
for eommento Jmediam !e4trs gestern;
81 6598 so for choice Do, % 5O@9 %
Tor common TO CHOICE white wheat west
ern IextiIH 45a7I IS for common to
good shippna shssnasextra1 round hoop
Ohio - relG9, rs for trade brands;
81 S5G9 90 for common to fair extra
PSt Louie 90 05611 Is for good to
choice ado.b Southern -four frm.r
at ~ scale Is 3 for cosartson to fair
extra. and tfl0 0O612 so for far
to choice DO, Rye. -four is firm at
81 SOFAS 80. Corn meal quiet and
UNCHANGED
sGaRAIN-Wheat 10 lc lower; white
i. ecareeI and Rrm ., 81 549l 64 tor
No. 2 sprine:, 81 650lr67 for No. !
do; 81 goal 10 for winter red west
'ern: 81 I729TS5 for amber do; 81 SO
az 90 Tor white do Rye nominal at
.78c tor western. Barley quiet. Corn 's
q shade firmer at 631664c for steamer
western mixed and 641c for sail do
Oats irmer at 47649c 'or western; Al
1@52c Cor Ohm and 42i 947c for new.
a 1PROVISTONS-Pork The market
is steady at $14 10@l4 Is for new
mess; $l1 0O@1l so for prime
aud $12 50@12 IS for new prime
mess. Beef is quiet at s. 00@7 90
for plain mess; IS O0@l0 90 for extra
meas. Beef hams are quiet at So OO@
80; on. Tierce beef il. quiet and nominal
at s13 ,O0616 90 Tor prime mess and
SIT O0@I9 90 for India do. Cut
meats are quiet at ell16l4c for
hams and &c for shoulders. Mhdlea are
quiet at Si99c for long clear Lard
ia dull and unchanged at S3@9 Ice for
No to prime steam and SIC for ket-
tie rendered
r. COTT0N-On spot opena qniet at
2Nc for low middings and 204c for mid
ding uplands
PETROLEUM-Is dull and heavy
at liz For crude ana 22c for refined.
TALL0W-At8}@9 Ice; stesrine
at 9t Al04c.
IWHISKY-At 923993c.
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gBaItimura Market.

BALTTN IRE, September II.
COTTON-Dull and dropping; low
mihdlings at l93c.
FLOUR-F run but unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat active choice white
and amber at 80 co. good to prime red,
81 IS al s.; common to fair do, 81 60
al 80. Corn nominally unchanged
and no sales Oats steady; southern at
4O@42cs western mixed, 5S@40c. Rye
at z5@8hc.
{ PROVISIONS Quiet but firm
Mess pork at $l4 SO. Bulk meats I'M
changed and firm but no sales. Bacon
in far jobbing demand; shoulders at
&c; rib sides at l0l@l04c clear rib
sides. l03@llc. Sugar cured hams at
lS4@I9c. Lard active at &c.
BUrrER-Western unchanged.
WHISKY-Qu,et at 94c.
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Ctpc,aaastv MARKET.

Ctac,aaaSE Market.
CINCINNATI. September II.
BAGGING-Steadv.
.BRAN-Uuchasged
BUrTER-Firm at 22624c.
COTTON-Steady; middling, 201c;
low middling, 191c
,,EGGS-Weak and q shade lower, al
lie
.FLOUR-Dnll; snper6ne, S. 500
6 o. ezra, 81 15A7 40
GRAIN-Whest dull; prime, 81 A.
al SO. Corn qniet at 45c. Oats. rye
and barley-no material Change.
H0GS-Firm at 81 S0@5 IS.
.HAY-Quiet at $40 0O@20 90 fol-
Mol.
OIL-Steadv; linaeed, 84c.
PROVISIONS-Pork strong; city,
sl3 %. Bulk NESTS stronger. with an
upward tendency; shoulders, 63@6b =;
rib sidos, 999t; clear rib sides, 9sc;
clear sides, l0c Bacon strong Sugar
cured hams l73@l8c. Lard, &c.
SUGAR-Firm.
WHISKY-Quiet at 90c.