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Fire In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Sept II
goRp'9 JHRATRR srRNEp.

FoRps THEATRE BURNED.
Jonn +. Ford's Holiday street theatre,
the st. Nicholas Hotel, adjoining on the
north side, and large four story brick
building adjoining on the south, owned BY
tho city and used as high school, we're
burned this morning between half-past 2
Nicholas Hotel, at which large number
of actors and employees Of the theatre
boarded, escaped, saving most Of their
wardrobcs.
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The Royal Commission.

OTTAWA, Sept. 10,
The Royal commission met to-day and
adjourned until tomorrow. In consc-
quence of the illness of Judge Gowan au
informal meeting of the commission was
held in Gowan's room at the Russell House
last night, when several dispositions were
read over and signed
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LAKE GEORGE. steamer Minnchaha
of Lake George, as she was swinging into
her moorngs during stiff wind, struck
broadside against the dock of the Fort
William Henry Hotel. BY the conclusion
twenty feet Of the guards were torn away
and other damage done. A new steamer,
2e5 feet long, Is to run on Lake George
next season. a
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Allen & Drew, .; Merchants Row, arc
selling goods at cost for 80 days, to close
out stock Hats, Caps, Furnishing Goods
and Ready Made Clothing. Good Goods
at very low prices.
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Inccndiary Fire.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 10.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 10.
The steam saw mill Of &. VI. Ncnablc,
ON the Wolf river, in the northern portion
of the city. was set on fire at an carly hour
and entirely consumed, together with a
large amount Of lumber. Loss, *30,0O0 /;
no insurance.
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san FRANCISCO, Sept 10.
The L. ). steamer TuscOraro failed to
make the preliminary survey for thccablc be-
tween America and Japan has arrived at
Scottle. The initial point of survey will
he Cape Flattery, Washington Territory.
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Fatal Accident.

BOsTOS, Sept. 10.
Mrs. Almira White, widow from New
York state, ON u visit to some friends in
Quincy, had both legs broken and received
other and fatal injuries by being run over
while walking on the railroad track near
this place to-day.
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Accident TO the Steamer City Of Bns-

HALIFAX, Sept. 10.
The steamer City of Brussels from New
York, bound TO Liverpool arrived here at
10 o'clock this morning, with the steamer
City Of Bristol, from Liverpool to New
York In tow The latter's cylinder was
broken. The Brussels fell in with her on
Monday night in latitude Al = 80 minutes,
longitude so. The Bristol was under sail
at the time.
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A FAMILY or CLERoYMEY.-Rev. w. s..
IIazen, pastor of the Congregational
church in Mortified is one of six brothers,
five of whom are clergymen. The young
est brother has decided to be an M. d.,
just to vary the monotony of the family re
cord.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to the Rutland GiosK.l
RESULT OF THE MASSACHUSETTS,
CONVENTION.
Butler Wlthdraws and Washburn Re.
Nominated.
The salary Grab Denounced.


The result of tue State Republican Con.
vcntion has been the withdrawal Of Gen.
Butler as candidate and Gov. Washburn
unanimously re.nominatcd for Governor.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing the
back pay and salary grab. Gen. Butler
although defending himself in an able
speech expressed The hope that they would
lc adopted.
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The Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York, the OLDEST, wEAITniEsT and
BEST Company in the United States. AS
sets, $4,000, 900. G. II. GRANGER. Agent,
opposite depot, Rutland, Vt.
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c. Horace Hubbard of Springfield, cx-
hibts herd of eleven thorough bred short
horns of milking strains. Mr.. Hubbard is
well known as prominent advocate for
utility in raising thorough bred cattle. Be-
lieving, rs lie does, that the chief value of
thorough bred stock consists in its power
TO improve the common stock Of the coun-
try by imparling to it greater digestive ca
paciy, tendency 10 take on flesh, good
constitution and dairy qualities, as well as
symmetry Of form and fine points, he has
selected and bred with these views, giving
special attention to the development of the
nilking capacity for both butter and
cheese. This latter is accomplished by
breeding and training, milking the cows
and hclcr5 as if they were of no value ex-
ccpt for milk. 1t is well known that the
power to give II large quantity of milk, just
like the physical strength and other func-
tions is developed by usei and if on the
other hand it is little used, it becomes BY
degrees dormant and is lost.
Mr.. Hubbard's cattle show the effects of
his system of management They are
choice show cattle with every appearance
Of extra dairy COWS.
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DOncaster Races.

LONDON, Sept. 10.
The race for the 81. Leger stakes, the
great event at Doncaster September meet
ing, took place to-day and was won BY
Marie Stuart second money taken was by
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From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsCo. Sept. 10.
ARRESTED.
j. j. Marks, harbor commissioner, has
been indicted for embczzling state funds.
foR CONGRESS.
The Democratic state convention al Port
land. Oregon, tonight nominated !. W.
Ncsmi,h, for Congress.
CAIiFoENIA CELEBRATES.
The twenty second anniversary OF the
admission of California into the Union was
celebrated TODAY by the society Of Pho
ncers.
A coroncrs jury in the case of William
Dwycr, pugilist, who was stabbed and
killed by John Harrington, returned YER
dict of justifiablc homicide.
THE CALIFORNIA IEGIsLATrEE.
The Bulletin gives the following sum-
mary of the composition of the next lcgis-
laturc: Republicans a, Independents 80,
Democrats 40; total l20. Necessary to
elect United States senator 81.
RESCUED FROM 4 MINE.
J. Rslh and three others of the men who
were supposed 10 have been smothcrcd in
the Lincoln mine in .\mador county have
been taken out alive. They were shut up
in the mine thirty-siX hours. Two Of the
men in the mine were drowned while trying
to reach the shaft before the water had been
lowered.
rlr ELECTION.
\ revision of the returns for this city.
with the addition of the votes from one
precinct that had not come in when the
general result was first announced, shows
Ilalidic, Independent, is elected to the
senate, and his colleague on the senatorial
ticket. Bartlett is defeated Ivy Philip 4,
Roach, anii-railroad Democrat. This makes
no change in the division of parties. An
other figures stand as before announced.
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UTICA, Sept. 10.
delegates to the republican state convention
VIM Clark. J. $. Mitchell, Cornelius Van
Buren, and Samuel Donaldson.
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The following Is list of the award Of
premiums 80 far as reported
CATTLE.

premiums 80 far as reported
CATTLE.
FAT CATTLE-oxEN.
lst premium, A II Royce, Swanton, Tl5
I'd premium, Caleb Buffum, Rutland,
$40
3D. premium, Grin Thomas, Rutland, Ss
LIST premium, G. L Reynolds, Burlington,
S12
cd premium, Shedd & Van Sicklcn, Bur-
lington, SO
3D. premium, Shcdd & Van Sicklen, Bur-
lington, 50
noLsrEIN CATTLE.
LIST premium on bull williams years old
G Houghton, $50
LIST premium on bull Keiser, c IIoughton
$50
LIST premium on COW Midwould, SIS
% premium on COW Zcxlar sth, Sl9
HORSES.
SEVENTH CLASS.
LIST premium, II Henry Baxter. Rutland,
$50
Cd premium, c + Prcdmon Shelhurn.
$50
Sd premium, + b Flanagan, Shclbun,
$50
TANDEM TEAMS.
lst premium, F. + Browncll, Burlington,
$50
Cd premium II G Root, Bennington,
@l5
81 premium, John Engrcm, Rutland,
$40
BROOD MARES AND COLTS.
LIST premium. Charles Sanford, Orwell.
S25
I'd premium Dana II Morse. Randolph.
@11
3D. premium, llS Drew, Burlington, SO
4th premium. j b Wells, Randolph, ~
SHEEP.
MIDDLE wooi.--BCCKS.
lsl premium. Cha- X Gray. Eas; Mont
pelicr, $40
I'd premium, Chas X Gray, East Mont
pclicr. IS
EwEs - YEARS OLD.
lsl premium. Chas X Gray. Fast Mont.
pclicr, -
ID PREMIUM Peter LaClairc, wnooski,
So
TEAr!INU EwR1.
list premium, Chas X Gray. East Mont
relicr, ~
I'd premium. Grove l. Smith. West Rut-
land, -
BUCK LAMBS.
Isl premium. Chas X Gray. East Mont
pcicr. So
"a premium. John Engrcr/ Rutland. -
EVE LAMBS.
LIST premium, Chas X Gray, East Mont /
qlicr, -
2d premium. G l. Smith West Rutland,
SPANISH MEEiNo.
BUCKS 3 YEAR OLD AND UPWARDS.
list premium, Williamson * Cherburno,
Middlebury, 500
Cd premium \ Severance. Middlehury. |
S15
81 premium, \ l. Fuller. Pomtrct. $40
BUCKS . YEARS Old AND UNDER.
LIST premium, A f Fuller. Pomfrct, $50
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Pos, OSsice.

Harlem Extension way, 905 Il. ni. ant 800 b, ga.
Eastern way, Ito q, Ia,
Troy way, i2.40 p. NJ.
Troy, l2.40 y. m, $50 D. m, and $50 p. IA
Albany, 1910 p. M, 800 y. NJ, aud g.A0 y. BOO.
Boston, 11.4O n. M, and $50 y. ~.
Canadas, 1.l5 p. IN.
Northern way, 200 p. NJ
Il arlington, 200 y. IN. and 9.3U p. l1.
~ nt0ga way, $50 p. IN.
Ne v York, 800 p. IN. and 9.a0 p. la.
Con necticut River way, 80 y. III.
Woodstock way, Stage 100 y. N.
Chittenden, (Tuesdaya md SATURDAYS 800 D. ui.
St0ckbrldgc stage, 1900 p. N.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Harlem Extension way, 9.S5 y. IL.
Eastern way, 2.20 y. IA.
Troy way, 4.55 p. IN.
Troy i.40 a. IN, ii.45 ii. IN. ANA 4,'.j j.. "a
Albany, 1l.i5 a. m, d.t5 and 90 D. ~.
Boston, Lao a. IN. and 2.20 D. IA.
Cunadas, 1910 q. IN.
Northern way, 1l.32 a. IN.
Burlington, 1910 and l1.82 n, IA.
Saratoga way, AS a. m.
SeW FORK, As a. in and 49, J.. b..
connecticut River way, s.45 p. IN.
Woodstock way, (stage) ll.h5 Il. Ia.
Chlttenden, CTueSdays and Saturdays 1879 n.m.
stOckbrdge (stagc) 1890 p. IN.
.g-Mails Will he promptly closed Ut the spcci-
iced hour; all letters deposited In the street
boxes Will be collected at s.i5 and II 90 Il. H.,
1910, 1.:O, 800 and last collection for all night
mails, OF 900 p. III. All letters deposited in the
Letter Box at the Depot win he collected by
Route Agents five minutes previous TO The de-
Unriurp of each mail train
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Emperor william.

BERLIN, Sept. 10.
The Emperor William will probably
leave on tho 18th of next month to visit the
Emperor of Austria at Vienna.
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THE ELECTION.
Riot al Panama.

KINGSTON, ia, sept 10.
Adyices from Panama state that rcyo.
luton is imminent there, growing ont of
the shooting Of Colonel Cscotegui. The
police attempted to arrest the Colonel in
the Grand Hotel with the intention of
marching him 10 prison through the streets.
lie was protected and was shot by the police.
This has occasioncl intense excitement.
RECOVERED.
The cable which was laid between Kings
ton aud Aspinwall, and Tiocec last. has
again been recovered.
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taken by Doncaster, and third BY Kaiser
eight starters outof 1871 nomin ,tions. Bett
ing at the commencement Of the race wa,
9 to against Marie Stuart, 3 TO / against
Doncaster and to against Kaiser.
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SPANISH Mki.lNO.
Grand Concert This Evening.


Our citizens are to have treat, not pre-
viously announced of hearing charming
young cantatricc, Miss A. V. Henry of
New York. pupil of the celebrated War
tell of Paris, Nine. Missions teacher. Miss
Henry possesses beautiful, high soprano
voice clear. pure and cultivated to per
lection ; she consents to sing only as mat
ter of kindness 10 the gentlemen who are
disappointed in Nine. De Rythcrs pres
ence. We assure the public that her place
will be more than filled. Miss Henry, who
has been SPENDING the summer at Saratoga,
was rightly named "thc little nightingale"
she has been abroad four times for pleasure
and to avail herself of the best instruction
in vocalization and is now a perfect prima
donna The celebrated yiolinst Nine.
Brousil will make her debut in Vermont
for the first time she is called eminent in
her profession and will no doubt captivatc
the audience by storm. Mr.. Il. =. Phil
lips will be welcomed by many Of his
friends as an old favoritc, as he was for a
long time considered the best tenor in Yer
mont until his removal from the State. He
now returns once more to St. Adams and
is a decided acquisition. Mr.. Mietzke is
always heard with great pleasure upon the
piano and to him belongs much Of the
credit of arranging the concerts. Miss
Burt is well known to our citizens and will
add much to the enjoyment of the evening.
The following is the programme for this
evening
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CLOSING OFT SALE
sd. sa, MEhOmANre, ROM.

so. "a, MERCHANTS ROW.
an, not going to Colorado.
MEAN busINE-h
lbA, of fair tea, for ~l.00.
3 lbs, of Oolong tea, 30 cents,
8 lbs. Of Tyson tea, 80 cents.
8 lbs. of Young Tyson tea, Si,00
Other teas, 35. 10, 80, 60, 20, 30, LOO,
10. leo, per III.
ANY one huying i've pounds, Tor cash, Of the
teas sold for one dollar and upward, Will re-
ceive my cents deduction. All other goods IN
proportion.
J. +. GLyNN.
Rutland sept. 9th. 1873. dim
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MARRIAGES.

In Clarendon, september s, by William W
walker, ESQ, Mr.. Oliver Fisk, to Ms Iconora
COlvin, both OF Dandy.
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General Nlerrllandise.

w \ l. l. | y g F o r y
WHAT MAKES THAT ROOM so CHKERFri.
AND ATTRACTIVE"
Why, can tell YOU; II Is hung with pictures
from the
NEW PICTURE GALLERY
opened by
\. MIL son
last month. II Is up stairs, just back VI the
Millinery Department, and they have got a
beautiful assortment at very reasonable prices,
and viii sell even the most attractive. You can
50 cs-ry your pictures 10 them and have them
framed to beauty your homes. can and SEE
their soc. Rustic Frames. This room also con-
tains an elegant display OF
PAPER HANGINCs, BORDERS, ETC, Enc.
All new and attractive Patterns. We have Re.
moved our OIL Cloths 10 this room and added
Few pieces of wooden Competing at very low
prices: also, Hemp Carpet, stair Carpctins
IiaSsocks Mats, &C., Sc.
We trust our customers win moi 90 elsewhere
10 buy summer Goods sat cost" as We shall soil
for the next thirty days our entire stock ot
SUMNER GOODS.
consisting of
PRINTS, DRESS GOODS, SHAWLs, SHOES,
CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, ETC,
at greatly reduced prices. A, low as the, can
be bought III the county.
call and examine our elegant ST IT'S for thr
boys, who viii attend the Grand Reunion.
Come aud "dress up In STYLE our stock OF
GROCERIES, FLOUR. ETC,
wah never more complete. We can, a. ever.
give you bottom prices on sugars and Teas.
Having received n new invoice OF our IA uoue
61c. Tea, We can give better bargain than ever
fur that money. Remember we have tea Tor
lower flglre, hut this Is GOOD TEA. The only
complaint OF the housckeeper IS, that il has -
many 'yistOrs" IN II.
We have few HATS ani BONNErS, witch
we viii sell at cost ,Or less to close.
Our MILLINERY business has been so en-
rouraging that We shall continue the depart
mrnt through next iall and winter, 81 the ladea
can look out Tor new styles suun IS the sea-
SON opens. We shall improve our assortment
as we See the trade demands it-doing vii We
can TO accommodate our trade.
A. hill & son. WATtINCFURp,
jyJidldSwif
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Weather Probabilities.


WAR DHPARTsnNr, Orricr OF rnR)
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON,
ID. C., Sept 10. 1873 =. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England on Thursday the pres
sure will diminish with fresh casterly TO
southerly winds and cloudy weather, with
rain over the southern half.
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PROGRAMME.

FART I.
Plano solo-."Oft In the Silly Night'-Netzkc
Mr.. George A Mictzkc
Song-"Non - Vcr"-Mattei
Miss Frankie Burt
Violin soo-"Ninth Concerto'--De BeriOt
Mile Bertha Brousl
Cayatina-" Robert toi que Jaime"-Meyerbeer
Miss \ V Henry.
song-"My Love. my own"-Millard
Mr. T. Phillips
PART II.
Cayatina' Watlng"-Milard
Miss frankie Burt
Song-"The Tear"-Ilolzel
Mr. EP Phillips
Violin solo, Meditation GounOd
Mile Brousll
Song--"Lovcr and Bird"--Guglelmo
Miss Henry
Violin solo--"liird on Trce"-iiauser
Mile Brousil
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chs AutlaaA ilailu Globe,
ANRlyM Ayn pErAntrnN og rNAlN..

rnrnspAN. SEPTEMBER ii. 1919.
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From New York.
NEw YoES, Sept. 10.

me WEATHER.
The weather Is clear mud beautiful. Wind
northeast and coed for the balloon
AgRfcED.
The steamships Cuba, Virginia md Man.
haitian from Liverpool
ABOrT IRVING.
Caleb Cunning, whom Irving says was
associated with him in the Nathan murder,
in an interview in the peni'entiary says IT..
wing Is liar; he driving never had any
thing In do in the Nathan murder Mrs.
Irving in an interview said she believed her
husband IL insane.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

dBpss Isle eoeS Ors.rJ i6ssei sessp. IL bales VI
porreossvss 26 bsles 315 bales soek olT oses
seps A-Cotton stssdy hddhpss LOG ne' 0epS
bales, sales, 10 bales stock 160 bales "a -. ...,,
80 bssi gross f34 bales .aes 100 bales seh 4452 bales
GALyHsrs sept good Ordinary ~ ei ooca
Ordinary l5dl5; reeeip 46 bses sales lS4 eAe'i 'ocs
5,35S bsles -,.,.
303 bslesi stock, 739 bales "a, ,.. nc
MksPHIs Sept 4-C0ton hdd1ngs loaei IeoeP "
bales; shipments, 100 bales. stock. 3,225 bales 80 ..
Lo6Is Sept 4Co,son unchAngdI hiddhngs lsc reep'
30 bales; shipments. 10 bales - 20.
LoUnyIIE Sept q,ist, MiIdngs 1s reosip' lso
bales; Shipments 152 bales 80 /, -
MoBILz sept 4-CottOn arm demand aadnes 49, L9y
hddrgs 1885, l4S bales; crportseoasfNse, ~
bales sales, 100 bales stock. 5765 bales. 80.
NKvORLEAss Sept 4Coon quiet and srm; Mddlins, lS,
Low MdiBgs 174 Good Ordinary, 1891 net receipts zl4
bales gross 296 bales sales 400 stock 1921 bales
AUGUSTA 4Cotton 6me hddngs, II 'sGIoci net re-
eeipts, so balesi sales, 20 bales. o,o
BosroS 4Coton steady Mngs 90 0c net receipts az
bales gfoss 2l2 bales sales 800 bales stock $500 bales
Sept 4Coton hn, BddiDcs. 2O4e Low MID
ne l9l4e Good Ordinary, 17e net receipts ~ bales gross
l46 bales.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
And the following for city bank shares

The stockholders Of the Southside Railroad Com
pany Long Island held meeting to-day at which
the following Board of Directors chosen for the
ensuing year, viz: Charles Fox James Boorman
Johnson John ID. Jones, RObt o. Colt, Wm. Floyd
Jones' Daniel T. Willets +. B. Baldwin. Geo. +. Car
man, Benz. p. Tracy Henry c. Hepburn, P. W. Gal
laudct, VIM B. Litchfeld. s. Austin. Subse-
quently George f. Carnan of PatchOgue was
elected President Charles Fox Of New York, Vice
President and Charles L. Hopkins, Secretary and
Treasurer. The new direction is made up from the
founders of the road, and until during the past year
have managed it, and their restoration to the con-
troll of the enterprise will be regarded as guaran-
tee that the Companys credit will be restored and
protected and that the road will be promptly put in
such repair as to insure the safety and comfort of
travellers.
We are in receipt of a handsome chart of stock
quotations, from Messrs. GlendinniDg, Davis &
Amorv bankers. 1t evidences in its preparation,
and in the selection of the material of which it is
composed, the handwOrk of the practical banker.
and due recognition of his necessities in making
the necessary comparisons of prices which his bus-
ness reouires 1t dates back to the time of the
pension of specie payments, and the commencement
of the great era of speculative initiation, and
gives a miniature history of the street in
a series of supplementary facts, including
the various corners and panics that have made the
street famous, mentioning the names of the princi-
pal persons involved in the same, and the part taken
by them. To quote the language of this chart, it
shows " the highest and lowest quotations monthly
in each year since JAM J. 1863 of the principal rail-
road steamship, express, and telegraph shares, with
marginal notes and references explanatory of the
course of the market, and memoranda of the lead
ing remarkable events and incidents in the history
of stock speculation" 1t is mounted on a frame
work 66x3O inches, clearly printed on linen paper,
and convenient, and arranged to hang up on the
wall 1t must prove of great benefit TO every
banker and broker 1t can be obtained OF Ives d
Anderson, No. 81 Wall-st
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Penn
sylvania Skies. 1OS Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
"a; Reading Railroad. So; Pennsylvania Railroad,
53s Gold. 1l5s.
The earnings of the st. Louis and SOUTHEASTERN
Railway Company Cconsoidated) for the week end
ing Aug. % were: st. Louis Division, $ls,O5s 81
Nashville Division, Sl14Os 90. Total, $29,i62 &C.
The increase on the ST. Louis Division over the cor
responding week last year was 1857 81.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EupnpVA uApUETS

LivNPooL Sept 4-l2:30 mAt 1915 the Bank Of Bn
posted their stating that the expected change The
rate Of made United States Ten-Fory bonds
gO34 Bre Railway shares, ash
LfyEEPooL sept Al nCoion IL fner but quotsbl,
higher; Mddng psnds SS; Middng Orleans 9lsi sales l4OOe
bales including 1000 for speculation and export -
ALSO mCOnsols for 2'sGDZi2; fof
the account 92 q0924e Ene Railway shares 4S u
LOsDos Sept 4-l:45 D. m.-Brie Railway shares 4Ss
LONDON Sept 4-2 D. m.-BTe Railway shares. Asa
LIVERPOOL, sept 4-l30 mBreadsafs are buoyant Wheat
l2ll4l3 California White: - 3Ql3'1 for
Club do and IL 9dl2I6 Tor Red Western Spring Corn 3O6
quarter. 40.
LoSDos Sept A-33O D. m.-Bre Railway shares. 4Sas
LONDON Sept A. m.-Erie Railway shares. AZ
Sept 4-Perolcum 80 l2f for Fine Pale American
LosDoS Sept 4430 m-The bullion in the Bank OF England
Is 900 during the week The amount wthdaWn
from the Bank OF balance to-day Is flOO 600
PAR 4Ihe specie the Bank Of France has decreased
100000 francs during the past week. -.
LIVERPOOL, Sept As mo the Cotton sales, today 1900
bales American Upands II Good Onnary
deliverable November s Uplands delivery Of tie
new on te basis Of Good Ordinary, at ShsL
LONDON 4-Eyehng Calcutta Lneed, 3d. Spirits Tupen
tine ts wi
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05

doing at and old ones standing a D. In the after
noon the demand carried up the rate to a. gold but
before the close it broke to and again. Discounts
are as last quoted. Thirty to 6Oday time loans are
quoted at T. gold to commission of to per cent,
and for all the year 9 to 10 per cent. Loans of gold
are quoted as follows 80 days, to per cent; 90
days. IL to II 90 days. IL to four months and all
this year. IL TO II and for six months, IL to ls-al
for use
Government bonds have been dull as usual, the
offerings being scant and only in small lots which
are freely taken by investors the demand far ex-
ceeding the supply. The market closed strong on
the basis of l1sa to 1lss for 1868. Fisk Hatch
port as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-09-05
SALES FROM o. O'CLOCK P. NJ. TO CLOSE OF BJ
NESS. O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THURSDAY, Sept. 4-P. NJ.

The stock market has been weak throughout the
day. and at times the pressure of sales told freely
upon prices The decline ranged from to Il per
cent the lowest quotations being current at the
close. The hardening tendency of money in the
afternoon and the prospects of squeeze in cash gold
were the reasons assigned for the depression There
was little doing in investment shares and expresses
were also quiet. Our tables of quotations below
will be found unusually interesting. The opening,
highest lowest, and closing prices of active stocks
cold tn.-dn rrnrn A. fnllnSUs