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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-12
MADIS ON AVENUE OPENING, FROM FAN
NY STREET TO THE CITY LINE.

NY STREET TO THE CITY LINE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-Notiee is
" hereby given, That the Commissioners
report and estimate for the opening of Madi-
son avenue from Fanny street to the city
line, have been deposited in the office of the
Comptroller of the city Of Elizabeth for in
spection, and all parties having objections
thereto are hereby required to make the
same to the Commissioners, on Tuesday, the
10th day Of Ser tember, A. d. 1873, at eight
O'clock IN the evening, at the office of said
commissioning, at the City Hall, in said city.
WILLIAM H. LUSTER,
CHARLES II. WATERBURY,. e.
FRANCIS HARRIS,
mmissioners.
Elizabeth, September 8, 1878. ss1w
GALL and see specimens OF Job Printing
~ done at this Office.
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NALL and see specimens OF JOB Printing
~ done at this Office.
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ELHABETH LAUNDRY,
No. so ELIZABETH AVENUE,
Opposite Pruden's Pottery.

All work done in the most thorough man,
ner, and on res s,nabl, terms. ia21 ly
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Also agent for the sale OF williamspsrt
Lumber by the car load.
This Lumber is superior to any in the
market for building purposes.
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BARBER & RIDLoN,

General Agents for the State OF New Jer-
sOy for the
FLANAGAN PAVEMENT.
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TTNIoN CLUB OF ELIZABETH.
GYMNASIUM.

GYMNASIUM.
Classes for Gentlemen Wednesdays and
Saturdays at eight o'clock p. m.
Glasses for Boys Wednesdays and Satur-
days at four O'Clock p. m.
Next quarter commences Wednesday,
September 8, 1878.
Terms-Adults, SIS per annum. Instruc-
tion in class exercises, So per quarter extrs.
Boys under - years Of age half price.
For further information apply to the Treas
urer, at the Office of the Union Club, Maple
avenue. corner of Grove street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-12
r livery AND SALE STABLES,

G. P. LYDECKER, Proprietor.
Ph@tons, Suggies, Carriages, &c., with re-
liable horses, for ladies' or gentlemen's use,
Horses suitable for any use, constantly on
hand for sale. Horses taken to board. Car
riages and Harness well cared for. Carriages
at the Railway Depo. stand.
G.. p. LYDECKER, Proprietor.
Successor 10 A. P. Stout. je18 ly
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Total. $4,000 GIFTS, All Cash

amounting to ........ 81, SOC. 600
The distribution will BIO positive, whether
all the tickets are sold or not, and the IL, 900
gifts all paid in proportion to the tickets
sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets $50 Balyes s25 ; Tenths, or
each Coupon, So; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500; 223 Tickets for $1,000; lib Whole
Tickets for $4,000; 227 Whole Tickets for &c.
900. No discount on less than $500 worth Of
Tickets at time.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly filed.
Liberal terms given to those who bny to sell
again.
THOS. E. BRANILETTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky, and
Manager Gift Concert. Public Library Build
ing, Louisville, Kentucky.
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PRICE OF TICKETS :
II, E. SMITH CO.'S
CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT.
Manufactured at the
ATLANTIC FLOUR MILLS.


ATLANTIC FLOUR MILLS,
Nos. Is, 40 AND "a HAMILTON AVENUE, BEooxrYN
NY.
The most delicious, wholesome and nourishing
preparation of Natures great food yet produced,
contains tie elements of phosphorus and nitrogen
as organized by Nature in wheat, which are found
in no other single article OF food in such proper
proportions to meet the requirements of the whole
human system. and almost entirely taken by sepa
ration from fine white four-the greatest mistake
committed in the use of any one of the Creator
benefcent gifts.
All physicians and scientific m en- unite in attest
ing to the fact, that If such food as our crushed
white wheat was more extensively used as daily
diet there would be much less sickness, and 4
healthier race would grow up. ~
To those suffering with dyspepsia. costiveness
indigestion, lack of mental and bodily vigor 1t 10
particularly recommended. 49,
1t can be used for puddings, soups. Cruel. muf-
ms. cakes, dessert, cold. with milk, sugar or
syrup and ia an excellent substitute for rice oat-
meal, corn meal, barley, tapioca, sARo, &c.
Boiled and whom cold, sliced and fried. either
with or without batter. 1t makes most excellent
diBh.
Directions for cooking on each package.
For sale at the mills. and by grocers generally.
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ture occur& and the csterpiars threaten martha, or
total destruction OF the crop in several countes W
The crop appears better a Georgia than any other
cotton state east or the mississippi although there Z
pillar present In force In many counties but esme ~
late than q small centage OF loss NV
The injury from worms and the seasons vicsudes I'm
Florida what greater amounting fifteen nay
cent probation in tho condition OF the crop. wv
The caterpillar appeared In portions OF Alabama to-
wards the last july but its have been a.
rloa until recently IN certain counties wing been held
the efforts 10 combat the pest have not been general
In some counties In Mississippi the plant Is she'd
ding leaves and forms nom rains and in others
from drought Rust has appeared in some localities and
both caterpiars and boworms doing local damage
IN Ing the life Of the plant without doing much
The crop of Louisiana lacks uniformity. Carrot
returning 100 and Caddo 40, Tensas s6 and Rapides
present without doing much damage while losses
have been heavy IN others There Is similar
range In condition dr. in Texas rom very COED to quite
appeared In many parts Arkansas with little prospect
OF DAMAGE except to the top crop the condition
prospects are also good in Tennessee Several counties
fore made mention OF that crop.
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sss: e;p'!y s sssss " bales
Spirits Of s;sS. ssis
sy ys Rs1s d G sSs
p, Lake rpd T- sbI %
d. sas 5. So 900 az lss canal
Ssi. 5SS DE- RS ls5 SS IgsisSs. ars Wheat
s:S !; s;$; sSs: W.T.;
10 bushels extra Sshsan ST. i's sSn H. 's M
snria wnskse & asored swas s No
:psns ~ sSss %ieass" &s = 81 sa' ss!ss
and Arms sales @ bushels No WesserS Hssn 9as
DO high mixed q Coo Do DO; at 5c Oats quiet
%a re- prime ,5sss S sa%s
= Y; sS! %
sf sssa % GsS @
9Dsf$ m,ssn,! s a, ;ss Ss:ss
$ t. ~ Hudson New
aae sSssn @
49, 1880. TOLEDO sept; II, Ls7s -,
md SSSg sn sas IL NJ %ss 81
RG an sfpsd%si Soss%Ps .
TIN : sst
ssd o sS9 maed yeeS wSiss
s2S a0c &C. s Ioss NO SSS fS1
Buffalo SHc; 70 0sweao, lie. i2c. RoeeiPts-4, 600
bushels wheat 26C00 do. corn Shpmcnts-9OOO bushels
wheat lil.o0o do. corn and q. 900 DO Data
reu. firm and in oaS1's s sses l
extra spring at IS % % Isl supeTfpe spring y T.
No do, 81 IN, spot or September 81 ls, October
Northwestern s. S 81 III, No. spring, q Os; re-
jected, 81 81 on Corn steady; sales of No. mixed
q i2AS lSsc~ cash or September; i3ssc. ostoberi
mand and higher a ssS for No. cash Slhe asAc
at Sss for So Barley dsP IS s0sd az null prices
demand. fSsk sold at 90 8 cash: yis September;
7ac Dseember; I,sc Sc January. with sales Bulk
middles at 7c December and January, packed. Bacon
quiet and unchanged Whskey firm at92Hc, Freight
1909 bbIs hour 2lS06 bushels wheat $4,000 do corn
msntsNi,Oo Sbls Hour S9iSSo bushels Wheat Sls96O
do corn, 1000 do DATA 1000 do. rye and 10000 do.
barley.
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GOVERNMENT BoNDS.

GOVERNMENT B0NDSs
lovernment bonds were steady and active, with
considerable offerings for future delivery on the
part Of foreign bankers, the prices here ranging
lower than those which are quoted abroad. The
home demand was strong aud some unusually
large sales were made among which we quote
10000 nve-twenties registered, Of 1867, at 114X
$1,000 sixes currency, at 1l2X; q, 900 hvetwentes
Of 1895, at 114x; $1,000 tenforties, registered, at
il2xj do, coupon, at 1l2A, and 100000 1ves,
coupon, OF 1884, at l11X The following the quota
lions limited States currency SKIES 112x 112X |;
40. skies, 1881. registered, 11ek 1lek; do do, do
coupon, 11eX 117S; do. lve-twenties, registered,
May and November 113Is o lI4h; do. do, 1862
coupon. do. 11ak 1141l; DO. do, 1884, do do,
u4n lis; do. do, 1865, do. do, 115h o 1854;
40. do, 1867, registered, January and July l16h q
l15h; DO. do, 1866, coupon. do, 1loH 1l5K; do
ao, 1857, do, do, lle 116x; do. d., ls6s, do do
t15A l1oh do. ten-fortes registered, lie 1l2A
DO. do, coupon liz 112H; do. fves OF 1881 regis
tered, 111A ll2h; do, do, do, coupon 111k H.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
Considerable activity was shown in Southern
state bonds to-day at the Board. Louisiana siyes.
levee, sold at IS; do. eights evee at 81; new ren
nessee skies at 81, new North Carolina skies. spe
cial tax at la old do. at ~, Missouri State sxcs
ut % o DIX and new South Carolina SKIES OF ID.
The other issues of the latter State are Just now.
being wisely kept OF the market The quota
lions OF bidding and asking prices are
as follows tennessee ex-coupon, sOk o 81 do,
new, so 81; Virginia ex coupon, ~ a.; do.
skies, consolidated bonds, SIX o 62x; do. skies,
deferred scrip, Tx 12x; Georgia sevens, SO a
OIL; North Carolina ex coupon 81 Is do. special
tar. II IA; Missouri skies. OAK; DO. Hannibal and
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Rumors Of Failure-Stringelcy In Money
The Turning Point Thought To
Be Near at Hand.
GOLD STEADY AND DULL.
Railroad Bonds and Government
Securities.
THE MONEY MARKET STRONG.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, |
pf @ WEDNESDAY. Sept. 17-6 p. NJ
On Change to-day old cotton was In mir demand
at steady prices, while new was not wanted and
was in good demand and higher, white corn was
quiet and heavy.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
London advtces report weakness In consols, but
o frmness In American securities The rate Of dis
count In the open market was az per cent, or
per cent below that OF the Bank OF England. At
the Stock Exchange money was easier than at the
Bank. Rentes in Paris were buoyant and showed
an advance to ST. 40c. In Frankfort American
bonds were u per cent easier. Erie fuctuated
In London, declining from AK to 40, 4sH a 4en
The preferred stock sold at eoA. The old bonds Of
1886 advanced and sold at s5A. New Hves were
easier declining to 9lh. Ten-forties sold at Of.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money again hardened to-day, and not alto
gether in response to purely artificial influences
The rates were firmly maintained at per cent,
currency and gold, with considerable business
done on the basis Of l-32 LILO per diem, until
about three O'Clock, when there was a small mar
ket at and per cent. Foreign exchange was
lower, and closed at 1857 q 1888 for bankers
sixty days sterling and 100 1921 for sight. Com
mercia bills were scarce at nominal price Of 10S
O 108T.
GOLD QUIET.
The gold market to-day occpied very little Of the
attention Of the street. The recent turmoil has
been forgotten, the bugbear has disappeared and
there is utter lack of speculation, much to the
eegret of those who have lived on the crumbs
shrown from the public table. The price was
steady at 111H 11lH Q 111H, from ten to three p.
NJ. "a will be seen from the following table -
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EAST INDIAN AND SOUTH AMERICAN
COTTON,

Mr.. W. p. Wright brought with him in the Scotia nu
merous samples of East Indian and South American
cotton, very rarely this market this cotton
that comes In competition with low grades ana I'M.
dermnes their value in Europe aud curiosity If no other
purpose, will induce interested In staple
10 accept the invitation Of Messrs W. r. Wright Co,
generally extended to the cotton trade TO vsw the speci
mems ct thor once.
The following cottons received sold in London
the East Indias Fair Coconada at SID good fair
Madras Western az sssd good fair Maaras TiSnyely
Good fair ginned Dhsrwar at I'D; good fair Dom.
good ar maehlpe glnned srosch, a. I'd; good faIl
Santos at 9,fd; good fair Maoeio, at 9xd good far
Pernam at 9Isd. good fair Maranham. at sAdy and
middnV upland and 9lsd. for New Orleans the
rent prices at Liverpool for American cotton.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

Consois 92T a 92yz for both money and the account
Tinted States ays-tWepty bonds iss1s ssx 9rses.
Esle Saiiysy shares Z ssaIkrie Rsllwss share,
shares, t6h 4Io.-Unlted States fve.twenv bonds.
iSPss DID, ySA noT nvSa pt 1855: p M-Pas
dispatches quote rentes a. s7 S7h 0-Frsnch rentsA
b7f. 40c. 7-Rentes. b7f SOC. :.
FRANKFORT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sept H-P. M.-De-
spatches from quote United States dvetwenV
IIvSnrooL corroN MARxEr.~LrvxRpooI, Sept H,-5f.
Nor sales to-day $500 bales were American There
have been transactions cottSn to arrys sesrs e.
middina uplsnds Cd. middiing Orleans, 9@d. Sales
1900 bales including 1000 for speculation and export
Sales Of upands new crop shpments. on the basis OF
good ordinary at 1891. - g.. %,
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKKr-LIvERPOoI1 sopI ~
LiyERpooI PRopucE MAnKxr-LIvERpooL, Sept IL
M-Pctroeum, l5<d per gallon tor refined, ana 10
for spirits. a.. =, -
ing-Linseed oil, ES2 S. q f32 6s per ton.
PxrRoLEuM MARKEr.--ANrwxRP, Sept H.-PeToieums
l0f. for dne pale American.
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P PaS5S;
.%Ssss Was fairly active and il. asaSer iois
s.s Rj;s ssS.
Is is ii ass
s Ass wsrs about 2 So Sssas e % 81 k o
ssii $issd h,ss missed and sslipy % white
aSnsins the sales were
quiet sales ASss essass q %ssssr% soS and small
demand chiefly from TIE grain trade for which about
LIVERPOOL BY steam 1900 bushels q grain at is,sd
SSsss at IS and @
grain on private terms 70 L9n S BY sal NJ 200
Spsas. fasis OH; SHs
SSses cheese at M Ga4s
SAIL sp siercss q lard at Sss The charters Include
's1 s.s asHSs * "
sR!y,{2sF s.! : sE
ks.ssiasn, s% gusf,eTs grain At 10: Ca Russian
ss'1 hence srlii:A bb:yii' ''1s;ss sss;S
American BRIG hence to axandria 1900 OF re-
fSss s4IlSiu g. asd.n.s ss a rs.s
Ss S &C., ,G 70 aN a. 81 eSr SS es 81
q s. a. Norwegian s!fs 7S 10 tons Sao% 4 yoioh
e. & @
70 o. oOSs sns hS
Noticeable change; ana quoted fCIcws-SSSs zen
e. Ss!sS Sss.S .ssss
New S9sane s spirit: : q;% the market
$ssSSs nSias saysss sSs ssps5
sss :sa 8 sSS
sad S.esd nS%inaiS j.: peters %S
SsIsnss q MONTH e! s sn} is'ss:
sspo h future Gases IKE a and nap5thn q
and Ice Tor November and December The Greek mar:
ss N T Of hail
a pack
sad S SSSss as aaS
s Bacon as rather aSr but the
ssc- ssc ana D9 boxes q short az ~ Dsssm5ei q!
s; sS az g I "a ss nad r
is So cr Tie RANGE q Common southern . sSSiss
western Cut meats were only in light request but
prices underwent material change heard sales
OF 5000 lbs Of loose picked bellies medium average,
BE- ana pss s%os ssSf1 LaSFe.
the market moderately active and prices were again
higher sales oO erccs the spot at SIG SUN uerces
for september, at SIC; 500 terces Tor October, at
SIC. and go ucrceA for February ct SIC City lard
was also hrmer; $50 uerces realized $40 q SIC.
=:
basis o. &c. SIC for Lsir to good refining We heard Of
t.sn,ao,ons were pending Refined sugar without M
euete -cSpa-Rsanns interior to eo%%on nr,m no.
SIC g5ocery fair e god sG ana b s%s;
gc s9c moasses hhds aud boxes &c a. me,
20 o. TIC. 6. DO, ~ 70 II ss SIC do Is e 10,
a 03lc; white loo lie Porto Rlco-Renning, common
to prime, 7hc 86c. grocery, fair 70 choice, SIC
9hc. Brazil-Dutc6 standard, Nos to II, &c aS1c
Java-Dutch standard, Nos 10 to H. sac. Szsc Manila
Superior and extra superior, nc q &c.
kIcg-The market has been rather quiet to-day but
prices remained the We heard of sales footing up
Is tierces OF Carolina at SIC 9sc 81 bags OF Patna at
TIC. 7%c., and rs bags Of Rangoon at SIC. q 81
continued inactive and nominally steady in
price.
prime at that price
WHIsKEY.-Receipts 4s7 cbls The market was mode
ratey active, opening rmer but subsequently closing
about steady sales 81 bbis at 99c and $50 bbS at 99c
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For delivery basls low mddr0 the sales have
been az follows Last evening after three MSeptem.
ber 6o at Is 92c. 100 at lSlsc 800 Mt IL t6c, 400 at
IL liS2c October, 600 Al H5.o, ITO at II $500 De-
cember ~ at 2Ol at y sl6ci February 800 at lSc;
March Toia S at s tosensr March 100 Ct SSc
500 At JsIissG 100 Ssis;, 100 At lssiSs; short
at Is Sl6c 800 at s e32c 100 Is bi6c Is 92c;
October IU at IL l3i6c 400 at IKE loo at 232c,
OO At l7c December 6O at II 9l6c February, 200 at
1sc March 200 at lSl4c Total 600 bales Grand total,
loo bales Rates 70 foreign ports were steady at the
presiding sail to Hamburg by lc to Bremen.
by steam 10; 70 Liverpool, f6c. by steam; to Liver
CovTxx-The demand to-day has been fair and. with
but moderate offerings, the market ruled firm. We
heard OF sales Of 1000 bags OF Rio, ex Amazon, at
T sld Il ay % as O oypppJP per
goes, 2lc. q 2l4c,; fair carsoes 2iNc a 22e; good
ssa per En- 60 aaa 90 GAYS. :lsas java Co.
ernment bags, As Ssc DO. grass mats, 2lgc
maics, 2Oc 2lhso St Domingo, i9hc. 19Ac. Porto
Rico 2lc a22c Costa Rca 2lc. 221c. Maabar zoe.
&c. Mexican 0Hc. aHhc; Manila, zoe. 2lc; Angos
22c.. gold. at 60 to w days credit
FLOUR AND GRAN.-Receipts-Fou ID 394 bbls wheat
1875 bushels; rye $50 do. The flour market Armer
under active demand for shipping grades for forward
delivery The sales comprising all kinds aggregate full
$1,000 bbls Included in the above lb0 bbls choice
extra Western for October November and December, ut
"A rs Corn meal was IN moderate fegues. and 9 eady
Wese IN, s3 80 for golden free board, and IS 30
g fOrB -
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY


The Customs receipts to-day were 1886, 900; from
internal revenue $442, 1885, The Assistant Treasurer
to-day paid out $4,000 on account Of interest and
$780, 900 In redemption of fve-twenty bonds. The
proposals to sell bonds to the government to-day
we're unprecedentedlY small, being only three In
aumber and the aggregate amount $6l, 400. The
prices ranged from 1lO.s7h to 1880, and the award
Of $55, $50 made at from 1lO.s7I to 11l.12.
RAILROAD BONDS.
In this department we note the following sale 8
st the Board:-Erie, third mortgage, 90; Albany
and Susquehanna, second mortgage, 97h; Amer
lean Dock Improvement Company sevens, seh;
Lake Shore dividend bonds, 95A; Central Pacific
gold bonds. 0ek; Central Pacific State Aid bonds,
lO7; Western Pacific bonds. 90: Union Pacific Rail-
road, first mortgage, 79H 7sH, Union Pacific
sevens land grant, 7oX; Union Pacific tens, IN
come, SIX q 81; Toledo and Wabash first, 90:
DO. do, st. Louis division, 80; Toledo and
wabash equipment bonds 81; Morris and Es-
sex second, ok; Milwaukee and st. Paul,
iowa division, S1H; Cleveland, Columbus and
Indiana Central first, s9h; Canada Southern. first
mortgage, Is; Boston, Hartford and Erie first 30
29k 29A; Erie, fifth mortgage, 81. The following
ts<s.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept H. 1873
Cotton dull; good ordinary. 1910. Net receipts, So
bales Exports coastwise Is Sales, a. Stock, 4,SGa
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IL, 1873
Cotton quiet and steady; middiugs, lskc Net
ceips 51S bales; gross, 67I. Sales 800 stock, 9,Sl5
MOBILE. Sept II, 1879
Cotton quiet; mddlings 49,; low middngs, I7c.
strict good ordinary loo. Net receipts 276 bales Sales
l56. Stock, 5,435
SAVANNAH Sept IT. 1873
Cotton dull middngs, l7xc. Net receipts Li56 bales
Exports coastwisc. yi5 sales, 6l9 stock, 3,705
CHARLESTON, Sept IT, 1878
Cotton dull aud quiet; middunss sc. low iniddlings
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BosroN. Sept II, l61
There appears to be falling off in Ne demand for
wool as yet Holders of stock are very Arm and are
ndisposed to sell at the current rates knowing that the
quantity on the market is comparatively small for the
&c. double extra do at b3c &c., and treble extre and
pcklock held at 60c Csc. Michigan, Wisconsin and
other Western heeces range from 42c to 5lc the most
desirable lots Of Michigan being held at i9c pc ana
delane eeces continues good prices ranging from $50
to Co., and all lots offered taken at these hgureA
California Is In demand at Csc SSc including choice
Northern At S5c q $50. Stocks are getting llght
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THROWN FROM A WAGON AND KILLED

John Bailey, man seventy years age. VINO uveo
corner OF l5eth street and Eleventh avenue, died
ves,oroay from the effects OF injuries received on
the 18th inst by being thrown from wagon IN tne
upper part OF the citv- An inquest wiz 10 nsia
over the remains.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Sept. l7-Suear-No H. Dutch standard at y
l2% reals per arrobe. Exchange hrm-On the United
sight \ a sixty days gold 50 81 do short sight,
80 81 do London rs 10 do ON Paris, 66H % DO.
Snanish gold. Sc 81 do.
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The rates paid for carrying were 8, 4, and per
tent, and nat for borrowing. The steamship Cuba,
sailing for Europe to-day took out 1851, s1s "A
SPECIE in gold and silver bars The steamship Scotia,
which arrived from Liverpool this morning,
brought $3.50 900 in gold coin. This was shipped at
the time sterling exchange was very low and gold
was selling at 116.
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vanced Whisksy was also nrmer, but
not especially active. Pork and other provisions
were quiet and nominaly unchanged. Lard was
nrmer, though not especially active. Freigbts
were strong while vessels for charter taken quite
freely at full rates Petroleum dull and nomnally
unchanged Naval stores quiet with spirits offered
at lower prices and about steady Groceries were
generally quiet but firm for all descriptions At the Cot
ton Exchange moderate business in old cotton ON the
spot was reported at steady prces new not wanted
and went begging at a marked decline.
BuTrER-rhe demand since last has been quito
brsk Tor good. and the commoner qualities met with
fair export inquiry Prices remained about the same,
and as foows,-New YORK State and Pennsylvania Sc
ected pals, $40. a 35c. hrkins good TO choice,
$780, 34c fair good. SOc. q $780,; do. half
rkn tubs good to choice, &c. &c., and iar to good do
Soc &c. fair do, 2oc. Soc Ohio Western
Reserve good 10 choice, 25c Csc fair TO good do, DC
2Sc Illinois Indiana and Central Ohio good to choice,
?ic &c fair to good do lSc. 24c. bakers butter
lac l6c grease butter, &c. a S1sc.
CHEESE met with iairer demand from the home trade
and good inquiry for export We quote New York
state factory strictly prince &c.. good to choice he.
l2sc New York state dairy strictly prime, l2Hc good
70 choice do. lie lie common 10 fair, DC lOc Ohio
factory good to prime, llac. 12tc.; do. common to
tar, Sc lOc New York, Ohio and Vermont skinned,
&c. "A 7c
CorroS-The market for old cotton fairly active
and steady under continued demand from soinners,
who declined TO look ut samples of new cotton even
when offered Nc. &c per ID cheaper Future deliver
es were without noticeable change in any respect We