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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15
Wesleyan Female Institute
Staunton, Va.

Begins its twcnty-ioUrth annual session
September g5th, 1878, one Oi the irst schools
for young ladies In the South. Twenty.
giant scenery grand health unsurpassed
feeble constitutions here restored; pupils
from all the fiftccn ,tates, from Maryland
To Texas. Board and college tuition for
scholastic year $40.
For catalogue Of iliiy.fouT pages addr@s
Rev. W. A. HAkRlH. Pres.
augli Staunton, Va.
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VIRGIL ~ Ia
re MALE STITUTE.
sTAUNTON. VIRGINIA.

Zen experienced teachers In the English
course -Four IN the Language Seven IN
Nlusic, with twUDi y seven new Instruments
in use; Five teachers OF ornamental
branches. Pupils for seventeen States.
Chartered 1871 Tc.OTgaDiZod ~.
FOR catalogues address
Rev. Is. II. PHILIPS,
augli.hg Principal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15
Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, August l4.-John c.
Schuler, OF this city, and c. W, Swayne
OF Paducsh Kentucky, were arrested
yesterday on a charge OF robbing the
jewelry establishment OF Jaccond Il
Co., OF some $4,000 worth of jewelry,
while formerly in the employ Of the
firm.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15
Burned to Death.

LOUISVILLE, August u. = About 5
o'clock this morning. an Old lady named
Raso Eceholg residing on Campbell
street between Market and Jefferson
streets was burned to death, by her
clothes taking fire while warming lot
Of old rags over the stove. Deceased
wss 50 years OF age.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15
MICHIGAN.
ROat Race.

DETROIT, Aug. IA barge race here
Yesterday, between ten Dared barges OF
the Excelsior. Zephyr and Detroit clubs,
all OF this city, was won by the Zephyrs
easily. their boat being decidedly first.
The distance was J miles; ; time !
,uinutes and 80 seconds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15
x H2"n.

HE KEEPS ON HAND, III STORE AND
Smoke House:
Sugar Cured and Plain Eamr
Clear Sides and Shoulders,
Sugar Cured Dried Beef.
An ofthe bes: quality sad VII. 10 sold o
nUeSt market rates
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15
Destructive Fire.

At Saginaw City, yesterday, Panes
mill, one of the largest on the Saganaw
river, with his steam salt works, was
totally DESTROYED by fire; also about
100000 feet OF lumber and 200 barrels
of salt. The mill had a capacity for
cutting 100000 feet yearly. The
salt works last yesr manufactured about
ll,G00 barrels. The loss is said TO
reach $4,000, with an Insurance OF
$4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15
Picture Cord,

ALL COLORS AND SIZES, WIRED
hand soft; Picture loops, Nails, Screw
Eyes, Porcelain and Gilt heads Tacks, Bird
Cage Hooks, Curtain Pins, Wire Hooks, 10
drive or screw, and all other Picture Trim.
mings, for sale wholesale and retail by
r.. l.. NlCOLL-
surIS Under Mcclure House.
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HpGO hoo5,

MONROE STREET, NEXT TO TIE ODD
vi Fellows Hall, has been made the sole
agent FOR the celebrated Thomas and Pill
kenion's Long Horn, Durham, Fruit and
Flower, and Farmers Choice smoking
TobaCcoes. They are the best brands In the
market. The hest Tips and Stngies, and
Fine Cigars TO be- found in the city. Give
me call,
iulyi HCGD LOOS.
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LOUISVILLE.
EaiIuEC.

LOUISVILLE, August l4.-Toof, Phil
lips a Co., wholesale grocers, failed this
morning. Their liabilities ere said TO
be $4,000 less than their assets.
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
Incorporated With Full Collie
giate Powers.
MONDAY. SEPIEMBER sth. 1878.

This home institution with full snd ex.
perieuced Faculty Of Instruction will To
oman
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-15

For full calendar. course OF study, sched-
ule o.recitRtions, &c, see catalogue.
Applications for admission can now be
made To the President, Rev. wM. II. NOR.
TON, A. W, aug2h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13

important Sales OF Suburban Property.
Long Branch Speculation and tho
Character OF the Investment Demand
I'm Westchestcr County.
The real estate market continues to present the
same dulness In respect to transactions in city
property, previously noticed as likely to last for
some weeks yet until show OF hands, as between
bulls and bears, will determine the inclination Of
dealings. In the meantime some few sales are an
nounced for to-day and the early days OF next
week that, in their relation to the future, seem to
deserve more than mere passing notice. First
Of these may be noticed the offer to-day Of forty
eight building plots, eacn containing three to four
city lots, at Long Branch, in the neighborhood OF
the West End Hotel. The season might be consid-
cred as rather unfavorablc for the sale Of this de-
scription OF property, but the object may be to
afford an opportunity for building between now
and next summer. more important sale Is an
nounced for to-day at Nyack. on the HUDSON, con-
sisting OF improved and unimproved property,
convenient TO railroad and terry, communicating
with New York.
For Monday and Tuesday OF next week two I'm
portant sales OF WestchesEer county property are
announced, the details OF which will be OF interest
at this stage OF the market One OF these sales
comprises LOO lots In Pelham Park surrounding
depot OF the Harlem and Port Chester kaiiroad,
within fifteen minutes OF Harlem Bridge ana iorty-
tised OF 225 plots and lots at Yonkers, for Tuesday
next, comprising property on Broadway, RIVER
dale, Buena Vista and Hernot avenues. Although
In no case can any of this property De SAID 10 DE
within the special speculative area nkeiy TO en-
gage attention this fall, much may be learned
from these sales to determine the character or the
Investment demand. Yesterdays business was
quiet and without particular interest
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

GALVESTON. Sept II. 1873.
s Cotton Net esp s. %
weekly.Net receipts, l,i7 Exports coastwiss, 671.
s. , New on1; FANS Sept Y. 1873
lsc street good ordinary iS4c Net receipts Sls bales;
ssHss sass 20 @ Sales
Cotton firm and UNCHANGED; middngs; isc; Net re-
ssS Coy oass gxp sstss sos s9
wise. s.6sa Sales ISIS.
Cotton quiet; mddlinss iszc low niddngs, Sc a
Gns s Ss sss!p So
Srsss sri.an ss0ss: ssss
Flour sq.e. ss's Ti!Ss s1s
lGssE ss' :sos Z! ss:
sSos = 81 e. seller =. ossSess ssslss0s5
SS t. So Ss% AZ
& & 1 Sa for nv sBS @ oss
s%s ,c rs g osSsS S bushels wSsst xu S
sna d. @ o Sosn and sS tour
rlom unchanged sales Of ssoS Sb: u sss?s scr No
:g1pO 8 double set s ras SRsI
No. Milwaukee club offered a. q % Corn 9uie.a
per- re- swt C0i Vii feed SIS
aaa'sss y. ~ Ss1s
fssa1s e sS'!S% sSs q
wheat 65l ,UO0 feet OF lumber u O.. a no..
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty four hour-
oats, 2o.a00 do; peas sD do Canal shpments-
~ rs busbeis; corn 7sScS do OATS 30 do Canal
rsighis 70 New York-wheat iic corn yssc oats &c
IS 30; white % 80 rs Wheat DULL no sales made pub
.suass ss .Das o. ch.ssso vs.
white Mchigan 81 oa 81 rs Corn quiet sales Of 1900
500 do do at Sc Oats scarce small sales Of NO blown
45c. Rye nominal at SOC. Barley malt-Sses Of prime
CHICAGO, Sept IL 1873
Flour firm and in fair demand; offerings lights sales Of
extra spring at So 80 Wheat 9uiet and weak sales
cash; 81 I2x, scptember; 81 M, October; No do,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-L0NDoN, Sept II, 2:D p. M
Consos for money, 92H 9zn; for the account 9?n.
United states fvetwenty bonds lS67s, 95 ten.forties
COS new aves, slh; yrie Railway shares ~ ex
interest 2P. M.-Erie Railway shares, NJ. 4:u NJ
United States nvetwcnty bonds 1865, old, 95x; 1879
S5as ten-torties 800; new hyes, ply; ..,o p-.
rentes ut b8c 1zc. T. M-French rentes at o6f lbc
LIvERPooL CorroN MAKKEL-LIvERPooL, Sept IL, r.
M-Cotton to arrive lid higher OF the sales to-day
10000 bales American Sales Of uplandA new crop
shpments on the basis Of good ordinary, At sgd The
stock At sea- bound TO this port - bales
ppland shp%ents on the basis OF SSSS S
ments the basis OF good ordinary 3D. The sales OF
the week have 107 900 bales including 5000 for
7S0O bales including ~ 900 American The receipo q
can Actual export looo) bales The market Is hardee
Sales 1900 bales including 5000 for speculation and
export g., "a r,
ket yarns and fabrics at Manchester Is rm with an
LlvEapooL BKEADsrurrs MAEKrr-LlvnRPooI, Sept; IL
been 1900 quarters including 5000 American The Re-
quarters including " 900 American. The market y
steady Wheat 13s s. ID per GENITAL Tor average Call
forna white l3s 3D. l3s 3d. for club do and rs 3D. ol
red Winter. Corn sos Sd: per quarter. Co.. 20
Eyening.-sperm OIL fsl fS2 per ton Linseed cakes
f0 los ton. Spirits turpentine, SIS 3D. cwt Re-
fined petroleum, t4a4d a lod. per gallon; spirits do
PErRoLk1M MARxEr.-AxrwxRP, Sept R-Petroleum
$685. for fine pale American
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American Securities Abroad Buoy-
ant and Active.
GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM.
German Bankers Selling to ReadjuSt
Their Differences in Gold.
MONEY STILL FIRM.

WALL STREET, !
FRIDAY, Sept. 12-6 r. M.
On 'Change to-day cotton was less active and
steady for ''spot," while futures were in moderate
request at easier rates. Flour met with moderate
demand at previous prices Wheat and corn were
steadier and in moderately fair request.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
offers no marked features for comment to-day.
The Bank of England lost f7o,000 bullion by with
drawal. American securities we're buOyant and
strong In Paris rentes were firm at 58L EXC.
The following are the latest quotations:-Consols
for money, 925x a92x; consols for account 92x
% 11-16; flve-twenty bonds OF 1856, DID, 95K 95%
hve-twenty bonds OF 1857, s5x q s5A; ten-forty
bonds, 9o% 90X; new fves, 91A q Ok; Erie
railway shares, AK o 4S; new French loan, * q
* per cent premium. Money at the Stock Ex-
change and discounts in the open market were q
shade easier at the close To-day Is settling day at
the Exchange.
THE MONEY MARKET
remains In about the same condition last quoted.
Loans were made on call at per cent, currency
and gold, during the greater part of the day. but
closed in open market at ana 6. good deal
more OF discrimination than usual, with reference
to the character OF coaterals, it is said is being
exercised by lenders, which has provoked greater
caution on the part OF brokers in charging BUSH
ness, except on liberal margins The prevailing
shough Lake Shore ana New York Central loaned
ut per cent. Foreign exchange was dull and
quiet at 10sH lOsH for prime sterling sixty-day
bills and 1924 1922 for short sight.
IMPORTS.
The estimated imports Of general merchandise
Tor the week is s4lOo,OoO. or dry goods there
has been imported s2,5Os,lOs, making a total Of
se,eO3, 1Os. The amount thrown On the market
was $2,s5a.37a.
GOLD STRONGER.
Gold moved up to-day to 111X, opening at 111x
and closing at 1ll&. The lowest price was 111A,
from which the rally was prompt and upward. 1t
II understood that the German bankers were
buyers to . considerable extent owing to the fact
that our government bond market is now some
what above that OF London, which compels an adj
justment of averages through the GOLD market
The rates paid for carrying were g. a, s, 3, sh and
per cent, and for borrowing 164 to iat.
A.
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BuMsrED AGAIN CONVICTED

Another Chapter OF the Jersey City
Frauds-Ben Welsh Also Caught I'm
the Trap-The District Attorney Hx-
tends Mercy 20 tho Shining Omcials.
It seems long time since Bumsted, the chief OF
the Jersey City Ring, was indicted. convicted and
sentenced to State Prison for ''prosttuting pubic
ofice to private gam, as Judge Bedle expressed
It, Alarge batch Of indictments still hung over hia
head, SO large that the District Attorney entered
nolle prosequi on several indictments against
Bumsted and his colleagues. But there was
one charge that could not be pigeon-holed,
and this charge Bumsted and his friend
Ben Welsh, both commissioners Of the
Board ofPubc Works, were called upon to answer
two days ago. When public opinion was aroused
against the iniquities Of the Commissions tnas
RUE Jersey city tne nc dsvs VINO snts ' 70
subsidize, or rather demoralize the young and tho
old alike who could serve their purpose on election
day. This would be grave crime even II the cor
rupt Of1cas who resorted to 1t should furnish the
subsidy from their private purses, but when they
dived their handsjnt0 the city treasury for such 9
purpose the system became Infamous. SO thought
the famous Grand Jury, and they struck down the
the Indictment charges that Bumsted and
Welsh 1.-THE latter was never down Grand street IN
his life) signed claim Of Daniel +. Shea for SIG
on 10 testify he said he performed no work to en-.
title him to that amount, and he so informed Bum
s5sd Tae latter S told MN 70 sa
rangement was carried out to the letter. Shea
was the principal witness for the State. District
Attorney GarretsOn set forth the polnt-a very
strong point-that though the amount In this case
was comparatively small, yet the principle In
vOlved was one OF vital Importance to the tax
payers and the public at large. He said 1t would
not be to him o matter OF wonder II future investi-
cations should develope similar practices. Thou
sands OF dollars may have been paid out Of the pub
lie treasury in this way. ,
The case was given to the Jury about noon On
Thursday, and they did not agree on verdict TIL
yesterday forenoon, after having been out twenty
two hours. They brought in o verdict OF guilty
against Bumsted and Welsh. Counsel for defence
Immediately moved for new trial, and Judge
Hoffman granted rule, returnable this morning.
to show cause why the verdict should net be set
aside. The decision OF the Judge is awaited with
great interest, not only by the taxpayers, whose
money has been reckiessly squandered, but by the
District Attorney, whose health Is almost broken
during the past two years. He extended to the
derelict officials unlocked for mercy yesterdays
when he announced that on several indictments
against the different boards, police justice and
city surveyor the STATE would not prosecute.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The dealings in government bonds to-day would
have been active had there been . supply. AS it
was the German bankers were the largest sellers,
ana we are informed that the majority OF their
offerings were taken by the American bankers. In
consequence Of the fall In gold this market is now
temporarily above that OF London; hence the Ger
man banker must FOR the moment become bear
In gold. He buys hts bonds In London for gold and
sells them In New YORK for currency. and must,
perforce. enter the gold market, in order to get
even on tho transaction BY selling gold
aud buying back the bonds in currency, even
though 1t may be az a trine higher figure.
The quotations to-day were as folows:-Unitcd
States currency Sizes lib 1131<; do skies, 1881.
registered, liek III; do. do, do, coupon, 117K
1ls; do. nve-twenties. registered, May and Novem-
Der l1ak la; do. do. 1902 coupon, do, 1877
ia; do do 1864, do, do, IFS; do. do. 1856, do,
no., n6x; DO, 1867, registered, January and July,
llbk ll5k; do. do. 1895, coupon. do, l15H
usx; DO. do. 1867, do do, ICY 11ex; do. do.
1855. 49,, d0 llcs ll7; do. ten,fortes registered,
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Mayor uavam,ever baf, the honor az a visit from
mayor naVeiheyei n"u '.o nouo' " '.s.s AoN-
Mr.. John Morrissey yesterday afternoon. Whether
John and the Old gentleman are going to make IN
$500 ~, ~ .ho,. o1vn occorrt for Tho faII cam.
siate ail Oh tneir own accou". iol 'ne i"n oala.
paign and had talk over Is during Johns visit
did not transpire.
M, n..sI. ...s n..A,,.. -, p.xh. IN.
Ine fresldent oA JUG department. VI r"fAs nae TO
quested the Corporation Counsel to acquire title
RI soma an,tabe land on the MINER end OF the
$3.50 -, noraaa nrorna sor tho militia wnv
lsland Ior parade GROUND lor tne ni'la wy
not have q parade ground in the Park itself, 81
least for the infantry. The sball Rround,n to the
ZOOS. ~. WV ~ -,
west OF s1e d %a S ioS ~rea1er attrscon
par8oes, ano wou!u oeCoue saoa.St ~. "~MS1
than ever 10 Vlsators on tnat ACCOUNT on PoAeuo
DAYS - .s.,-,n OMAN .o ~.
the governors Room - 70 Oe tulown open " sno
veterans o. sae M S wa S ~ th payG ~ ~
WIN DC recelveu ny sae Mayv, alu st1 h GA Wa1t
oermen, anu tne MayOL VII ploSens 'ue oio ~oA%
can colors to the OLD solders.
MI DonOnue, the new CIerk % tnT nvsru VI AZ
sstant Aldermen; re Rstts dsnnts
ana atIacnes ygsteIuay LuSolge n Do ..s, uebuE
clerk; Edward l. tltzpataick 1IsI assissans' =:
casey, secona assissanb; rsIer D. Mnssefsoa, snru
assistant; augustus voln' US.'1 , rsS Sss
Cuaries +. ennointn,ents ara ves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13
RAILROAD COLLISION In JERSEY CITY

Two trains collided yesterday morning on the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, near the Newark avenue
crossing, in Jersey CITY, Tho collision occurred ae
section where outward-bound freight trains arc
switched on from the inward-bound track Tho
engineer OF the incoming train belonging 20 tho
Midland Railroad did not perceive that train.
was about to cross his path till 1t was too late. He
reversed his locomotive; but on It plunged, throw
ing two Of the freight cars on the track and smash.
ing a third. The locomotive was slightly damaged.
Several railroad workmen were on one OF the
freight cars but they escaped injury, with the ex-
ception OF man who was caught between the plat
form and ID feared that the Internal injuries he
sustained will prove serious. There was of short
time great excitement among the passengers Of
the Midland train. According to the Testimony OF
both engineers there was no signal exhibited to.
warn the incoming traik.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13
THE NEW CITY PRISON.

The Board OF supervisors Don't Like the
way the Legislature Authorized Ita
Erection.
It win be seen by the following that the Board Of
Supervisors at least majority Of them, intend to
look into the city site project before it goes
any further:-
NEW York, Sept H. 1873
To Jos.rn PINckNr! Clerk q the Common Council
SIRYOu will please issue notice to the members Of the
Board Aldermen OF tho city Of New York 70 attend
special meeting OF the Board which Is hereby called for
noOn the sole purpo: Of receiving and considering
proposed expenditure Of money for the erection OF new
city prison. the undersigned members q the Board OF
authorizing the erection Of the aforesaid proposed city
sbiity Of the Commissioners named In the act 70 be
prepdissalr e bsst p the ci!y xrHR
PATRICK LYSAGHT, 0BOR4E KOCH,
JOHN REILLY J. VAN SCHAICK.
JOSEPH A. M0NHEIMER. RICHARD FLANAGAN.
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uaI. cash sspsnSss sc bid October; iai ss.< g
css m and IN fair demand al ss for No
2c, October; rejected, &c Barley steady at y 70 iof
nnchanssd forH no%inaiiy 80 sis q cash Lard
1 usry at IKE, cash; nominsily 7slc; Tie Bull
steady and no%inaly unchanged sales Of saoIi,
clear middles, seller December, 6%c Whisky IN far
demand and higher at $780, closing rather r w eh,s
bushels wheat 5s 80 5s DO sorS 80
5000 bbs -four. 900 bushels wheat 1000 do corn.
&OOO do oats Is 0O0do. rye and Is 600 do. barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-13
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept. 12-6 P. M.
The merchandise markets remained in much the
same condition as yesterday. The demand was
somewhat unsettled by the recent recession of
gold. On 'Change -four and wheat were more
steady; but business was moderate at the closing
prices Of the preceding day. Corn was steady,
with fair demand. Oats were without decided
change. whiskey was unsettled and lower. Pork
was duh and nominal. Lard was quiet. Groceries
were quiet but the market was firm for all de-
scriptions. particularly coffee, which held with
much confidence. Petroleum remained dun and
nominally steady. Naval stores were neglected
and nomlnaly steady.
AsHEs.-Receipts for the past three days 81
packages. The demand continued fair for pots in
jobbng way and prices steady at 50 Is Pearls
remained entirely nominal.
BUILDING MATERIAis.-Brck continued In good request
The receipts quite liberal and previously quoted
prices current Lime met with fair demand, with
Rockland selling at a TO- and do lump at 81 rs
Cement unchanged in price, and rather quiet ;
quoted 81 70 Dbl for Rosendale, 81 80 "a 90 for
Roman and s. Is So for Portland Laths were quiet
and easy Eastern quoted at g. Other materials were
not essentially changed IN pr1ces and quiet
CANpLEs-Asde from O moderate jobbinc trade MOTH
ing of Importance TRANSFERRED and prices were steady.
We quote :-Sperm, Soc patent do, 40c paraine &c.
a3c stearic, &c. o &c., adamantine, l9c for l6
ounce.
COTTON on the spot was in light demand, but prices
we're sustained the offerings at quotations being moder
ate Future deliveries were easier and decidedly less
tt,o nna0lo nfah kta
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CoMPTROLLER's REcEIPTS

Comptroller Green reports the following amounts
paid Yesterday into the city treasury Prom
ARkxARs-
Arrears Of taxes assessments, water rent and in
BUREAU COLLECTION or AssKssMkNTs
As snd inserss .1r s'.ee. oo.ns: -. s2
wArER PURvKr0R.
Permits to build vaults weeks) 3265
BUREAU WATER REcrSrRAR
Croton water rent and penalties. l,525
REVENUE.
Market rents and fees and market cellar fents.s l3z
MAYORS SECOND nARsHAf-
Licenses
Total -...........x.......Sso,sa
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SHIP CANAL CONNECTION WITH TIE ST.
LAWRENCE.
BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. y. !

BURLINGTON, VT, Sept. H. 1879.
Mayor Dodge and q committee ofseven leading
citizens leave this city tonight to meet Senator
WINDOWS Committee on transportation In New
York tomorrow, and invite them to visit Burling-
ton and examine here the subject OF ship canal
connection with the St. Lawrence
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PAYMENT OF LAB0RERS.

Moore Falls, City Paymastcr, will pay to-day, for
Comptroller Green the laborers on boulevards and
avenues to the 9th inst, $33 23l rs, and iaborers
on roads and sprinkling for August, 81, 784 80.
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included in the above are 90 bales TO arrive For fi
ture delivery bass midding the sales have been as
ioilows:-Last evening after three oclock-september
lSc., 800 at IL l16c October 400 at Is No.
vcmber, 200 ut I7z6c. total 1000 bales To-day up to
three r. M-September 100 at is &c. 800 at lSc loo
is lsl6c 900 at lss1c @ at IS lllec 100 at is E2c,
200 at is l-l6c go ~ 2S2c, 700 Is il.l6c 200 al
as 2is2c., 90 at lsMc october 100 ls 3l6c 800 at
I6 5s2c lSc 30 at Is 532c. at lsIIc 200 at
Is 532c December, 800 at 1890, 300 at I7c.; Janu.
ary 100 Lice total, 5000 bales; grand total $500
bales
during past three days and sales have effected
10 amount LOOo00 lbs at 264c. cash. &c for
forward delivery.
Arm for all descriptions We have only note sales Of
$40 bags Of Rio ut Baltimore, Lincoln, 2JSc. We
quote Rio, ordinary cargoss &c a2lc: fair cargoes.
rs c nor f Ext an rsnSe d tSr lS S1sa,,
government bags, 2c, . 25c;i do grass mas 2l1Sc
Maracaibo, Sls sa2'ss Lagaayra o nhc zs,lc Ja:
Rico nc. &c Costa Rica, &c S21sc Maabar zoe
tura, 2lc. &c savanilla nc ZIG; Curacoo, &c.
flour AND JsRAm.-Eeceipts- o6se bbls wheat
oats 975 bushels; rye 1875 do The -four market was
1900 bbls, including all kinds at within range
sold the extent of 100 bbls AT 50 10 93 80 Western
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