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, 1873-09-05
Ruilrond News,

sreefai Diapateh to The chicayo Tribune.
FONT WAYNE, sept. 4:-The Toledo, Wabash i
Western Road is now laying naw stool rails tho
whole length Of their line, from Toledo to St.
Louis, and work la being pushed vigorously with
fair prospect Of completion before wintor.
They have just roceiyod from Mot2, France tho
first ateel rails over said to hnyo bepn brought
here from that country.
Board Of Directors Of the Merchants Exchange
this afternoon, Nelson Tit, Of Savannah, Ga,
presented plan tor new limo OF transporta-
ton Tor freight and passengers from st. Louis to
Liverpool via Savannah, tho basB for which il an
agreement botweon tho railroads from Savannah
transport freight and passengers between Liver
pool and points on their lines at rates as low as
by any other route. The steamships Of the line
arc to be furnished with coal at Savannah
as oheaply as at Now York, aud tic
Pa Pazen0'e snasss sntA0r!'' II St ez that ,a ,ee
not cxccod tho charges at Now York, Tho Board
passed resolutions approving tho plan for tho
route and appointed Committoos to act in con
junction With the Committees appointed BY otL-
er bodies to aid n petMrfocting the limo.
Company sold during the mouth OF August, 1878,
22,873 o5-l00 acroB OF land. at an avorago prico
Of $500 7-10 por aero, amounting to S1G7. .994;
twenty-four sales averaged 80 7-16 aeros to eacli
purchaser. Total BALES to Sept. !, 1873, 779, ,51s
22-loo aeres, at % q ayerage price Of S4:45 per
BATAVIA, ILL.,, Sept. 4.-Ile Chicago, Durling~
ton i Quincy Railroad established new freight
rates from Batavia to Chicago last Monday, TO-
auoing tholr charges as por cent from former
ratios. They also, on the samo day, reduced
their r passenger faro to Chicago from 81.8o to
sl.3o: Thus passenger oan! 60 from Data-
yia to Chicago, via Aurora, for cents loss
than 1t won1d cost it be lived in Aurora, although
the Bataylau laH scyen lnilea further to rido.
, 1873-09-05

mo..a rtnor; shoulders, 30; clear rib, ohc: cloar,
0,3@o.c. Dacon hrns, with good demand shoul.
torB, Do; clear rIl,, 104o; clcnt, 1890.
WIIsKx-Unsuttled Ut v5@06o.
NEW ORLEANS.
NV onIE4Es sep = Rs1n = anl'
and bran q,liot and unchanged.
HAr-Dull; primo, $500 choice, $500.
pnov1a1osh-rork unchanged. Bacon dull and
lower a. ~ 1o'<@lt7so. uains drmor ut 1A'5@15Eo.
Lnrtl unchanged.
wn1sKr-Dull md lowor: Louisiana, ooo; cincIn-
natl, sl.03.
GnoozarEa-sugnr, rnolasaca, and coffee unchanged.
CoTToN- Dcnand fair and pr1ccs firm, occasionally
above q!.o'ations saca, 62o baoa ordinary, l2'46
13o atffce ordinary; 14A@lAH good ordinary, 15ts
9lb4; strict good ordinary, l6kc; low middlinR.
171so; 1nda1ns' laK; str!et M ;nadllnsa vozy dull.
M1Iw4unxE, Sept. 4.--DMEADsTurrs-Flou Quot
= sna !, nnoangsa I'M =. Wheat frn No. !, sla4; No. q
No. p 4lc: 1,ye dull and lower; NJ. j, 0so; No, T.
66o. Barley steady No. 2, $.12.
Fnz1dHra-To buffalo, l4Hc; Oawego. 21c
REcr1rrB-Flonr, 2,oo6 brls !; wheat, 2a1 200 bu,
suirMkN7s-Flour, 4,ooo brls whoat, 1s7,ooo In.
, 1873-09-05

a Rough Shot nrd Killed by n Police.
man nt IallsyyortlA-11 Row Among
NeErOcs-ProclanlnttO by tho Mayor

a Hough Shot nrad Killed by n policc-
NeErOcs-Proclnn1ntfO by tho Mayor
OF Ellsworth.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Sept. 4.-Anothor tragedy
occurred to-day at Ellsworth, In which John
Morico, wou-known rough, who commonly
went by the nnnae OF Happy Jack, was
ehot aud instantly Killed. uappy jack had
been absent aomo time from Ellsworth but
made hls appearance yesterday, hoarily armed.
and, his character being known, orders were
issued to relieve him Of his arms. Two police
men went to Jack and demanded his nrnB, Bay-
ing he must give thom up. Happy Jack said
he would be ID II lo did, and made moyo-
mant as IT to draw his weapon, when police
Jack drew hia pistol, when Officer Brown imme-
diately fired two shots ut him, one taking effect
in tho heart and tho other near tho loft
temple, tho bail coming out at tie cur.
Happy Jaok WAS desporado, aud only nlort
time ago killed man named Thompeou.
A row also onHued during the day among Bome
negroes, from which rnInor roso TINT twolVo
men wero killed. None wero killed, but several
were wounded. Tho Mayor iaBues tho following
announcement:
ELLSWORTH, Kan, Sept. 4.
70 regard to our city, which have found their way
the public through some Of tho newspapers, evidently
fol purpose feel compelled to announce, in Justice
TO tho papuattqn Of our city we'll thoAo wishing to
s1st uB that life and property are M safe In Ellsworth
Is III any town Of the buauess importance In tho
country Al disturbing clcmeuto out Of tho way,
and order prevails, and will 80 continue.
tsIgncdA JAMES M1L1KR, Mayor.
, 1873-09-05
RELIGIOUS,

Meeting OF tho Central Conference OF
the Gcrlnan Methodist Church--Se-
EtOlls Illness OF Bishop Morris.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
lNp1ANAPo11s, Sept. 4.-The Central Confer
enco Of the German Methodist Church for
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and
part Of Illinois, organized in thia city ycster-
day. Thorc Was nothing further done than to
meet and organize for business. To-day there
wero over 100 ministers prosont. The Confor
ence is presided over by Bishop Scott, the Rev.
MIR. Leibhart being eleotod Secretary. A meet
ing for tho promotion Of holiness is held each
morning, commencing at 1880, and continuing
ono hour,
bishop Scott to-day announced the serious ill.,
ness, probably death, OF Bishop Morris, which
waB received with much emotion.
Dr. Eddy, Missionary Secretary, WAS introduced
and addroaaod the Conference in tho interest Of
foreign missions. Mrs: Fry, representing tho
Ladies' and Pastora' Union, spoke in favor Of
homo mission. Tho session will continue sey-
eral days.
, 1873-09-05
tnht her unborn child is killed. Nothing ia
known at this writing az to tho cause OF lilo

tnat her unborn child il killed. Nothing ia
known at this writing az to tho cause OF lilo
trngody. =.
shot hts wfo tliB morning and thon hlow. hts
own brains out, died this afternoon. Els wife iB
still alive at 10 o'clock tonight, but cannot hvo
long. At tho Coronor'a inquest this evening m
anto.mortcn statomont BY Mrs. Duncan was
madc to the oftoot that hor hnsbund had boon
unBound Of mind for nearlY q year that
ho had hysterio fits had repeatedly throat-
ened to kill himsolf on eoveral occa-
stons had takon n knifo and plunged 1t
towards llis heart. Twice, whom lo was labortng
under excitement, Ills wife Ind tnkon
: out1eua from him to provont him killing
hfmae1f About ton daya ago ho bought pistol,
and this morning, after ho bad gone to work ho
returnod homo, and while Ills wife was leanfng
over trunk arranging soma clothes, ho shot
her In the abdomen, thon won't into AL adjoin-
ing room and shot hiusclf in tho head. Mrs.
Duncan, after boing shot, ran out Of tho house,
and was picked up from tho pavomont by
DR.. Valentino and Il policeman, md takon
to her room. It was further learned
that Duncan had bcen toa1ous of Lila
vito for some ttmo, which doubtloaB WAS tho real
causo Of tho act committed to-dny. Mrs. Dun
can, howovor, omphatoally donloa having over
givon him any causo Tor jealouBy, Mrs. Duncan
WAS the mother Of nino chilren, aoyon OF whom
arc still alive, and would hayo given birth to
nnothor IN short time.
, 1873-09-05
THE CHOLERA.


n{uonuo n, M nn.,ty.trr ruu.1.u h..
Dso r,..a - "caF.-ucathS IN
sro..; AoM1--"otncr tsoroF.s'
C1So1sSAT1, ONO, Sept. 4:-Four deaths from
cholera occurred at Mtllorsburg, Ky, yesterday,
ana number OF new oasos are reported
fpo '"n o. Gts tosa dstanI 3aa) Arga, sfp d
hoo; t1,;r+ ao, Iaa.,'a ,St ~ 'nele naso
n nayennnrt e;nco t r'0a Wv ;v", " 4 @
III ni1,eo nno no%s gaSea n QUE paIes
s nar coolf W. ~ i,'hsy snl o1 ano . nem OF OF
tnrer no Wian e Wanna poa's lyman teno, tt paas-
isao ro,an% Aluu ,a1, W so9 LmoaEo,
, 1873-09-05

BUFFALO, Bcpt. 4-Cattlo- today, includ-
ing reported arrtva!s 1040 total for the wook 8o52
Market SLOW aud dull 1T yesterdays pricos for Roud
cattle common = SHADE lower attendance good;
aboot i1o9 tspoaed Of salss, t'2 Illinois steers
02@l 167, at $35o94e co o7 Kansas stecrs averaging
119D at $685. % Indiana stocrs, averaging 1,s49 al
81 Michigan steers, averaging ,l7p 1t s4l2A@
4.79: 4s Ohio steers, Averaging 1,3e5, at 1876.
Sheep md Lansbs-Roccipta to-day, including ro-
Market dull and slow at 2so advance I'll grados.
Canada hnabs, ss.5o@e.13t6 Canada sheep, $500
higher. salca l1oa Cannda ls,nbs ~ 71@s5 ias, at
s5s7A@s.5o 1888 Michigan sheep, Nv 9l Us, nt $i75
nogs-Iseco!pts to-day, including reported arrivals
penH crowded with rough Michigan hogs. Prices
rso Illinois. t47584oo; ohio, $a.&o9&.cs; huchi-
, 1873-09-05
brutal Assault Upon n Dcfcnseless
Girl

Special NspaseA 70 The Chicago 1ribune
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 4.-Four follows named
John Flanagan, Jim Bake, and John and Petor
Hennis, arc under arrest at Waukcaha for a
brutal assault on dofensoloss German girl
named Mary atiofol, uhoHo parents rosldo near
Chicago. From lettors in her possession 1t ap-
pears that aho MAS requested by hor
lover to como to Fuhsvillo IN
that county and get married there. Bhe
wont, but T4a laughed at for her pains, the fel-
ing her. Mary went to Justice Of tho Peace,
but WAS advised not to force marriage as It
would lead to misery: sho coucurrod IN tho
view, but wont to tho fellow to demand 315 he
owed her. On the way she waa attacked by
gang Of FIVE rougla, who blne1ed lor with
Fuhsville, aud placed in charge Of q Mr..
Huber, with instructions to carry her to Menom-
inoe Falls, out Of roach OF the vIllaiun, On tho
way tho roughs knocked Huber down, took away
the girl aud outraged hor person. Bhe was
hor veil tied tightly about or neck. and her belt
drawn up o. tightly aa possible. I9rs. Darrott
cry Is considered doubtful,
, 1873-09-05
Thicrs VIII Devote tho Rest of Ills
: Lifo 10 Establishing Tho
Republic.
Socialists Sentenced to Death In Va
ientia---0ther Socialist Out
breaks Feared.
The Immediate Sale Deoreed Of the Es.'
tates Of Cuban Insurgents.
A War Vessel Of 5000 Tons Built
by tho Chinese.
FRANCE.

FHANNE.
PARIS, Sent. 4.-Tho Inst inslallment OF tho
French Wat indemnity will bo paid to Germany
tomorrow.
1t ia officially announced that the Dnke Of Har-
court will take the French mission to AnHtra,
and the Duke Decnzcs the mission to England.
PAn1B, Sept. 4.-Thoro wero no demonstra-
sio ns to-day, tho nnnivoranry Of tho procama-
tion Of tho Republic. Up to this hour the city
has remained perfectly quiet. Every precaution
has been taken to prevent disturbances during
the evening.
A party Of dorrnanB from StraBbourg were at
tackled yesterday by al, infuriatod mob 1t Lune-
several we're injured by the rioters.
LuoEnNE, Sept. I'M. Thiors. who Is now
sojourning hero, was called upon yesterday by
tho French residents of Lucerno, and. In re-
sponBe to their greetings, addrcsaed than at
Bono longth. He said lie had devoted hts lifc
to tho establishment Of liberty in Franco. He
hnd entleayorcd to establish it un1or . 1non-
arohy, but had not succeeded, and ho had como
to tho conclusion that the ono excludes tho
othor. He had, therefore, become Ropnbl-
can, and WIS resolved to lovoto the remainder
OF his life to f1rtlIering tho permanent estab-
lisbment Of q republican form Of government in
Franco.
, 1873-09-05
DETROIT.

Delegates to tho National Porlk-
Pnclkcrss Convention N. Tho Oigar.
Mnkers' Union.
DETROIT, Mch., Sept. 4.-Capt. Frank Nor
ton, Of this city, has become Superintendent Of
the sault Canal, vico Guy Fl. Carleton, resigned.
Smith Botsford, John Digler, ]. Bolknap, &.
+. Hammond, and Potor Honkel wero to-day
chosen aolegatoa to the National Pork-P Packcrs'
Convention. -
Tho National Cigar-makers' Union hold only
q morning session to-day, and did nothing Of
Importance, savo referring to tho Executive
Committee aundry charges againat various
Unions, and designating tho Arbeiter Zeilung,
OF Nov York, as the olncip1 German organ.
, 1873-09-05
THE INDIANS,


Tho P-utcs and Othor hands Induced
Go to on Reservations.
SALT LAKE, aopt I'd. ". Ingalls,, Indian
Agent, telegrapha that he has hold Hrccosaful
council with tho Chiefs Of the aoyon different
tribes at St. George Southern Utah. Thoy hayo
agreed today to 60 on tho Muddy Valley reaor-
walton. TLcao Indians represent ali tic Plutos
in Southern Utal, aud Northern Oregon. Mr,
ingalls, starts for Muddy Valley tomorrow. Tho
council is regarded eminently successful.
Kanosh. Chief Of another band Of 150 Indians,
has agreed to 60 to Muddy Valley. Tho balance,
twonty or more, go to the Uintah reservation.
Tabiona' band goea to Uintah. and all tho South
ern 1ndians will gather at Muddy Valley. Sup
plioR to the PluteH, Nova1ae, and Western Bho-
shonos will bo distributed by N. W. Ingalls,,
ter will probably bo induced to 90 on tho Fort
Hall reservation. Tie Indian problem ia now
regarded as solved for the future in Utah and
Nevada,
, 1873-09-05

C|hambor, is retained. Tho Lower House has
nt,vsr boon anythiug but collection Of neody
and designing political adventurers. and is en-
tireiy uselese part Of tho Territorial naol,tn-
t!al N ensuros introduced in tho HouBc must til-
timatoly rocoiye' the approval Of Congress.
esAHDIDATEs ron SENATE oFF10Ens.
It appears that tho atto1npt to obtain a nav
deal OF tho ofloera Of tho United Statoa 8onato
will DO rSnowod the coming esssion. Qnitc .
number Of persons have alroady intlmated thoir
expectation Of becoming cane!dateH for tho
main posi- lions. tt Is thought. however, that
the present sergeant.at-Arma y go strong, and
has on tho. whole poen so efficient, that even
Oonklng. with hie 'carpot-bag following, will bo
unable to remove, him. !
TIE nED1s1n1nuT1on OF ounnEsoY.
:, On tho 18th Of !ast month, tho Comptrollorof
number Of National Banks In Western. and
southern cities, who had applied for, bat,wllo
had not taken, additional circulation undor tho
e44, 900 900 redistribution act, informing them
tint tho applications for circulation t' woro 30
titled in issuing thlB circulation to other
organizations unlosB. tho noooHaary amount
Of bonds was dopoaited, and tho currency
applied for during thirty H. dnys sasn,fSaa fen
promptly, and thete will bs very little curroucy
for redistribution. The oxcuaos offered by tho
banka tor thor tardincss waa generally that they
woro holding back In expectation Of docline III
TUG pE1Co OF UDlLGu GtA+Gb pou0hJ HIAtu tA6Y
would hayo to deposit 81 security for tho adai-
tionat circulation they callod for. In fow In
stnncea tho banks requested an extension, Of
tiino, and 1t is probable that the Comptroller
will grant ali oxtousiou Of thirty daya or 1oas In
those caaea
lTo the Associated Ertss.l
THE FnANKINa PRIVILEGE.
WARRINGTON, Sept. 4.-I'horo is considerable
talk il Aomo OF the departments Of aBking Con-
greBB 10 amoud tho law passed. last session abol-
ishing tho fraukiug privilege, 50 that letters on
public buHfuosB, addressed to Government off,
cials, may 60 through the mails without
prepayment OF postage. It is argued
that the present law. ia injurious to
tho Smithsonian and other agricultural i1iBtitu-
tuteB, especially inaanuch as 1t prevents potsona
who would otherwiao do 80 from sending Bpoci-
mons and ourioBiticB, aud it is thought aome
svstc1n may DO established which will
obviato tho difficulty. Many Of tho
ideas advanced BY officials against tlo
by tho Departments afo elngularly crude aud
untenable, quito number actually arguing
that, as about %. 100000, worth Of stamps aro
required yenr for their business, It coatB tho
country $4,000, 900 more thau it cost whom 10
stamps wore needed, Tho stamp syatem waa
organized simply to keep the Departmental cor
respondenca within bounds, and to onable
Congress to obtain BtatiBtlcg for future legisla-
tion. Allowing that tho correspondence will
not 10 diminished by the uso Of official stamps,
which is allowing too much, tho cost Of the pres~
ent system over that Of tho old ia merely the
cost Of manufacturing tho stamps.
, 1873-09-05
CHINA AND JAPAN.

WASHINGTON, Sept. A. -Rear-Admiral Jenkins,
commanding tho ARiutic heos, writes from Naga.
saki, July 25, informing tho Navy Department.
Of July. from Shanghai, where ho had entertained
q number Of Chinese boys who woro coming to
tho United StateB to bc educnted.
Tho Admiral Visited tho Chinese arsenal and
tho dock-yard above Shanghai, whore he found
TINT a vessel of war Of 0,U00 tons burden bad
been constructed, mud WAS waiting lcr armament
OF ritlod-glms, which lad been ordered in Ger
many.
The Fourth Of July WAS celebrated BY all the
American yeBsels, English and other ships Of
war aud merchant ahips Of various nations
Joined
, 1873-09-05
SPAIN.


MADRID. Sept. 4-Tho authoritios Of Garores
and Eliza fear socialistic outbreak, and have
made demand upon tho contral Government
for reinforcemonts.
Villaton, commander Of tho artillery In tho
Republican forco that ia beBicging cartagena,
bus rendered his resignation, alleging that tho
moans placed at bis disposal are not sufficient to
enable him to maintain himsolf against the guns
Of the insurgents.
BAYoaNE. Sept. At is announced upon
authority, TINT thero arc about 10, 600 Carliats
under armB in Spain. They arc arranging to o.
tabliah cannon foundry near Tortosa, in Tar
rngona.
VALENCIA, Sept 4.-Thrce Socialists have been
aonsonced to death by tho Tribunal Of Justice in
this city.
MApRn Sept. 4.--The Cortos Is engaged in
tho consideration of motion authorizing mil
itsry executions without tho approval Of son-
tencos by the Cortes. An amendment providing
that all casos in which tho ponalty is death aha1l
be referred to the Corsea waa rejected by vote
Of 80 yeas to IS nays. The matter has boon
mado d Cnbinot question II tho original mo-
tion is adopted President salmorson and his
Cabluot will resign, and sonor CASTELAR, will bo
called upon to form new ministry.
GinnAL7En, Sept. 4.-Tho Spanish ron-clada
Vittoria and Almunsa havo arrived hero.
, 1873-09-05
Tho Evangelical Lut1icrnns.

EAST SAa1SAw, Mich. Sept. 4.-Tho Annual
Synod OF the Evangelical Lutheran Joint Synod
of Ohio aud adjacent States, WIS commenced In
this city today with Q large representation Of
leading divinos and ministers representing Ohio
and Michigan. The Synod Was organized by the
election Of Il. II. Bclzer, Of Now Wash-
ington, aH President, aud the Rey; n. Berkol,
OF Woodvillo, Ohio, as Secretary: Tho Synod
each dny. Considerable important business will
be transacted relatiye to the Lutheran body in
this country. Tho proceedings aro in German.
Twonty-sevcn nombers, aro here aside from tile
delegates at tho opening Of the Synod, which ia
hold in tho Lutheran Church.
, 1873-09-05

THAT nAoR PAY BUSINESS ONCE MORE.
spfcidt Dispatch 10 I'he Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Sept. 4.-Genernl Spinner
ia alone in his opinion among Treasury officials,
that the Treasury cannot receive returned back
pay without additional legislation. Tho First
Comptroller Of tho Treasury, Alr. Taylor, who
Is the chief judicial authority upon such quos-
tons in the Department, entirely ditrors from
Gen, Spinner'H theory, and maintains that tho
right Of the United States to accept tho gift, it
1t be so called, isunquaided. There is no doubt,
however, that the back-pay cau be converted into
the Treasury aB All uAoxpon1cl appropriation,
for 1t Is beyond all controversy perpetual debt
s|ft sgsi''' the Government unless returned '' q
BTEANnoAr INVESTIGATION,
Tho Commission appointed to inquire Into the
cause Of the explosion Of stea1nboat boers viii
Supervising Inspector General Of STEAMBOATS,,
Gen, D. D. Smith, Chairman Charles y. Cope
land, Supervising Inspector At New York; Ben
jamin Crawford, Suporyiang Inspector pt Pitts
speetor s! I at nj. Vernon, OHIO. Tho Board haya
Invited the following gentlemen to attond tho
epecsor, Now York; James Menshaw,
Directly aftor this meating the Commission will
procood to Sandy Hook to mako practical test
OF the experiment.
posTAL CARD CONTRACTORS ALARMED.
The Morgan Envelop Company have become
alarmed about their postal card contract and arc
expected to arriyo horo tomorrow to hold an in
teryiow with the Postmaster-Qonora IN that
behalf.
TIE RECENT NEGOTIATIONS WITH TUE GROW
INDIANS,
The Interior Department has been compelled
to make an official explanation with regard to
the recent transactions with the Grow Indians
that 1t ia not treaty and does not violate the
act forbiddiug treatioa with Indians: It is be-
loved by those who know best that this explain
alton ia skillful expedieut to ovado tho law,
and in all itH essential particulars the argreo-
ment Ia treaty, and III 10 regarded BY tho Crows.
THE BANKRUPT ACT.
It ta understood that the attompt will bo re-
newed in tho noxt Congress to ropeal tho Dank-
rupt act, or to obtain such amendment to tho
bio to commercial intoroBta. The Amond-
mont added by tho laat Congress-, by which
all property Ii exempted from lta opera
tionH Which tho several Btates have
reserved from execution for tlobtst Inns Increased
tho egal ditllculties OF the situation, because OF
peREa tAnt this amendment WoEkB yory unequal,
IT, In tho United 8tateB. Whilo It allows debtors
In Maryland, Delaware, ami Nhode Island
but 5000 exempt, II o1onapta 1880 in Virginia,
$500 In Misslssippl, and e7,600 In Fl0rida,
Arkansas, and Calfornin, respectively,
DISTINCT POLITICS. =
The members OF tho District Legislature hero
who arc candidates for re-olection are much coll
cerned at tho contemplated proposition 10
change the Government, mud it .s known that
numerous. attelnpth havo boon made to induce
The leadors OF tho ihoYomeht tq'roconBder their
dotsrghinatiail,, There IL, iowevor, q very
decided tloyiro to aholish tue District
Legislature, oyon II tho Territorial form Of Gov
erntuent. with tho Goyornorship and tho Upper
, 1873-09-05
Tho Produce Markets,


NEW Yonr. aent. 4-CorTnn-1n pood do,aond
and higher; niddling uplanl, 2o}sc.
reee ss %eern md
@s.s5; common to good extra 5o.6oG6,oo; good T to
nis e Mho 4"s Mhs't e1t1.
actiya and unchangc, W6eat iteer roeoins a o9
bu; inferior spring, 31.45; No Chicago now, $lo2
@l.G716; do milwaukee,, $lG7D1. .87H Iowa spring,
Mgsaies n stcrs s aiast sa, s3S NG Ryo
anaonnd and not wanted Barley nominal. Corn ID ID
good demand and higher recetpts, al. 900 bu !;
yellow, 85@6so; while, Sya79o kiln drsel. Jfs.'
Oats Arner; receipts, al 900 bu mixed Western, ii
@47c; white, 47@5io; blaek, 4si1SleXo. ~ ~
Has 2eSfls' w sae Ss1s sis's'D e&a'
Sugar qet and nnchangoa Mo!asses III n2s ee
arm at 8.1@q4o.
pETAoLEuM-Dull; crude, 60 1eIluod. 1870
TunpIsT1sz-steady at 44c.
settled; steam, a's@8Tc. 1''
sgsas sHa snslnnasa ss Ms'fe'n 1e@2''
eosns %nt'taRs i ss s5s,ea and lower; ''s' at
o5o 5u No chesso a
b Ne II sss 1,Se 4 pissa. Is Ssts qales ss1
o!hc1 grain oat Il tho maskot-no,ts hasa, % - ''''
fnt''A'S-'n'lalHsai rfiffsapE1pu1A.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept ~ nnY tpsruFFa-.F1our mn
chapReu. Wheat tending higher: red Fl GtRl "a
Corn rm yoow osoc nixe9 eassso ss sSssSal oats
was os9Ss sogf
uA1T1Monr.
p.yr,>,o,v aa,t I-nnS.n..; ,,,u oo
viii batter anmand sunor;ine Woaern Il a515 a *
family Wostorn $7.25Ss.s5. wheat b!',oyant an,i
al ~ s'I.nr u soay a. .a!l ~ $ee
, 1873-09-05

peotod TINT the approaching Conference will bo
ono Of tho grandest religious gatherings ovor
hold In tho world.
The Ekpress s.ys that a rumor l,aa boon
circulated that dofalcation had boon dis
covered In accounta Of IN officer Of tho
stato Bank Of Now Brunswick, N. j., and that
an export ID examining tho book. Tho defach-
tion ia placed at botwen $100, 900 and $500, ,oU0.
Tho Senate Transportation Committee did not
arrivo hero to-dhy, a. expected.
Tho District-Attoruey to-day fllnl an informa-
tlon for the condemnation Of diamonds ta1on
from John Iancnstor, OF Chicago, several days
since.
, 1873-09-05

Charters made tho basIB of 14c for wheat ia
Buffalo, and for wheat TO Kingston 22c was paid Tlf
eengagetnents woro rs follows: To Dnfin1o--sehra
Mary o. Hall, Homer. Red Wing, A. Rust, aud Groton,
Rehnond wheat through to New York. 70 Kingatou
--schra Madeira and Ata1nnta wheat at &c, TG
0swogorTop City Of boston. wheat on private terms.
Total r. capacity equal to 28ooo b. In tho after.
noon tho 8chr Summon Cloud was chartered for wheat
to Buffalo at l4c, aud tho schra PensauksG
and Threo Dolls for corn 10 do at 13c; caps
city aQual to about $1,000 bu corn aud 90 QUO bH
wheat