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WV STYLE cr DRrsKrse fousrAIS-An
smlteSed hcr-e and cattle drinking fountain
sysvania avenue. This n OF Q new design, aud
attended 10 obviate The objections o. the fOunt-
ans heretefore placed st some Of our street
fountains now In use are defective In many re-
on one ode Tor aninsi. and one for cecrIe on
the difRealty being that only one horse can
drink - q time, While . pair OF hor~cs cannot
lie accommodated, the pole str1 hing the column
upset !; from II, toandstacs. II Is also osyes-
uonsele 20 have horse trough - near the
drinking cups, proving sometimes dangerous
liable 20 be i'm .arted. This new fountain IL OF
an oval form, Of neat and ornamental design,
substantially made, and has proved a success IN
northern cities where II has teen used. waste
pipe is attached 90 the inside OF the howl. car
rying OF the surplus now - that 10 can never
overran. IL 10 likely that Others may be intro
duced sOon.
THE ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS OF Roy's Acad-
envy took place yesterday. This school has
The pupils we're examined by Mr. Rovs. me
principal, assisted by Mr.. Ballard. OF the con-
servatory OF music, Messrs. q. Richards aai +.
D. purant The following pupils received
Dixon; second class, kolla A Ware. Penman-
shir-The medals we're AWARDED for the best
books, selected by MIR. n q. spencer. First
class, VIM. q. Bates second class, LswTence y.
II. Roys and Harry Hunt, Thomas Darant. A.
Hunter Gait, and Rolls A. Ware have al-O
made great improvement In penmaasnip. aud
deserve honorable mention. James X. Mar
ply was most proficient In algebra and .,epme-
try, and Willard +. Lynch In Pitman's phono-
graphy.
AN INVERTEBRATES 0RpERkp.-This morn
ing, about 10 O'Clock, Officer Hinkle was in-
formed that there was in house No. 90 I2th
STREET, occupied by Mr.. and Mrs Brown, a col
ored girl from Georgetown, on whom opera
ton for abortion had been performed. Accom-
panied by Officer Duvall, Mr.. Hinkle went 10
the house and found the gill i'm bed, and on
questioning her abe acknowledged that she hat
come to the house for the puTp pose OF having an
operation performed, and at IL had been done:
and that man lad taken the child AWAY in a
basket. The facts were reported az the station
house, and Lieutenant Skippon ordered an in
vestigstion, which Is being made this afternoon
The CHOLERA CASES IN LOUISVILLE, Ky
DIR. Cox, health ofhcer, received to-day from
Samuel Manly, health oficer az Louisville, XIV,
communication bearing date June n, In
which he states that up 30 that time they have
had three native and two imported cases OF
cholera Whether they were genuine or not no
Was not able 70 say, not having seen either
before death; that they have none there now,
ana none are nearer than Nashville OF Gin
cinnsti; also that they are using freely copperas
and carbolic acid as disinfcctant, particularly
In localities containing decaying vegetation
exposed 70 the sun.
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He ExPLAINRD.-AW estcheeter, Pa, paper
states that . "Melanerpes Enthrocephaiusv has
been observed IN the park; and then, lest th Is
port ntous name should frighten away all the
women and children, explains that the monster
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The virginia ale<loe..
STRANGE STORY OF cane or OUTLAWS on
THE Blue RIDGE.

STRANGE STORY OF cane OF OUTLAWS on
THE Blue RIDGE.
IL seems almost incredible that eight outlaws
should establish rendezvous within nifty miles
OF this city, lay the surrounding country under
contribution for supplies, and commit the most
hendish atrocities with IMMUNITY; nevertheless
the Warrenton way fadSx says such n the fact,
and that these outlaws have . retreat, which
they call their "lava bed }" on q spur of the
Blue Ridge, some four or i've miles from Gull
peper, and from there they make forays into
the valley below, and carry of whatever they
need for their cornmissary department. Some
times the leader OF the gang merely addresses
q note 10 a farmer, making requistiOn for q
fat lamb, or few pounds Of butter. q half
bnshel OF salt, and the terror-stricken rustic
forthwith sends the article demanded. Two or
three days since it occurred TO them that the
society OF a woman In their camp would vary
the monotony OF their camp life, 50 they came
down TO the town of Culpeper, captured a
young colored girl, and were making of with
her, when her father came TO her rescue.
They cut the old mans throat from ear
TO ear, and then made their escape.
The account of the affair which appears in the
Warrenton Index does not inform us whether
they carried the girl with them or not. The
father died from hts wounds on Friday last.
ten men, and placing Capt. Fultz. one of Mos
by's scouts, in command, sent them against the
"Modocs." Before they reached the camp they
were surprised and fired on, dust as Captain
Thomas men were in the lava beds, and WIN.
Hansborough, one OF Capt. Fultzs volunteers,
was 50 badly wounded in the leg that il is said
amputatiOn will be necessary. The party then
reiterated, and the "Modocs' have not since
been molested. The name of the commander
OF these 'Modocsn u given as Jameson a des-
perate character, who seems 70 be a stranger in
those parts. One Of his associates Is named
Williams, an Irishman, well known in Culpeper
who was soldier in the confederate armv and
was wounded at the first battle Of Manassas.
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TIE CHOLERA IL abating at Nashville and
Memphis. At the former there were 81 deaths
Yesterday, and at Memphis only 8. wheeling,
West Virginia, claims the occurrence OF several
cases there, none of whish, however, have
proved fatal At Cincinnati five deaths from
the disease were reported yesterday.
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NJETROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

MI METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MORE NEW GOODsll
THEY ARE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
LOOK AT THIS LIST:
Children , sun Bonnets and Hats, SOC.
Lawn and Lace Hats. s 81. 81
PLAID Muslin Aprons, cover entire dress,
White VIII sI Dress, erossbarrsd muslin, 81.
Lsdies' White and sSlossa Border Aprons, 80.
. ssIs.ls nd White Lawn H skii asH Waists. q.
-. Tuck ed and Lace do, SOC.
Ladies ssSseh gin S.@ black SIM Umbrellas, q.
" Llse snrssd = bss,n half GauntlstGlovss, 10.
:. sTssss :ss i$ r.! E IS: S Belts. 90.
%oca, Famed Int S and H Iinsn ni fsn:, s.:
Fancy, Wood and Silk do, 500.
Bl.s5' white and cold Silk and Vienna do,
gh,lar.e:, aas Linen Ss . H.ndhsreaIsts for &C.
One 9auss veas, 81.
s,isss as ST. f:.sI ps Sin fG soss o.
Ladies Biss siis and TriSssd Scarf, sc: w.
Bo. pls:s and other styles Rufnns for the neck, q
E.trs isrse and ase pamask Towels, 5 for 81.
sIlsodid e.,hinS Iowssl and for o. ,ae.
books, you win not fan TO call on
u. 0lLvHRB1Fo
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
SIS sRvIHrH STREET.
near Pennsytvaais ayssss.
PSI have nov On hand my usual full stock Of
CkoQCET Z. san, - 50, SAN, % and Ss. Come
and look ~ them. jel-tF
E1Anr1s TIE
GOLD sPEoTAoLs. eAA
OHiy %.
q. q. HIMPL8D. 0pe3eians
uD-v ~ srese.
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n AXE VIEW HoTEL,

IL HAIhI ms VIEW 1Ohh.
This ine new house opsn for the entertain
meBt II guests, Temporarily or for the sea 4
son. IL l. complete in all it, appointments, v:AR
and handsomely furnished throughout lk.7
Guests will find IL especially ada rte for healTh and
G nfurti large and airy rooms an thorough venti-
lafisn.
Fine Groves, handsome Walks, good Drives, and
FislNpE and Boating on fle Seneca Lake.
TOgs ther with the far-fanlrd Watkins and Havana
Glen-, the view from the house Of Seneca Lake and
the surrounding scenery cannot be surpassed.
TIE Table will be supplied with Ihe best the mar
ket atferd-, aud efficient corps Of attendants
always ready O. wait on guests
Psrties leaving Washiy gtOn ar 453 in the morning
arrive at the House at in the evening. X jOms can
Il secured fer The Application by mail to
CHARLES II. BREDEMEYER, Proprietor Of
Lake View Hotel, Watkins, n. \. Je2l I'm
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EXCURSIONS, PIC.NICS. &c

X EXPORT EXCURSIONS.
elegant and favorite steamer KEY r.
POET will commence her regular &as34zC
ING excursions down the Potomac, leaving wharf
foot OF ItA street, at O'Clock m, returning at
sions were largely pstronized by many of our best
citizens, who found In them cool and pleasant
shall be spared during the coming summer TO make
Their pleasant snd agreeable in every respect. De-
tectiyes WI be safioned at the boat to prevent the
admission Of any supEoper characters. No intoxi-
eating liquors sold: Susic, danSing, and refresh;
gentleman, $15O. Apply TO u Il. BnLEs,
Agent, COS Pennsylv ania avenue. m5l-Im
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EX-SENATOR GRoRGe w. JONES, the lifelong
democrat. OF Iowa, has st last become Q repub-
licans but he denies . current report that he Is
about to establish rspubliean Paper in Du-
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NATION.-This popular and very healthy sum
- mer resort, near Smokers Gap, aud . A
Two hours ride By rail Of Washington lks IL
Ctyi now open for the reception Of guests seas0I
k4S improvements since last year: fine piazza in
rOut, bsLh room, an ice-hOuse filed, piano In the
nouse. The buildings stone, Consisting OF laroe
airy rooms. Beautiful mountain scenery Those
wishing g ENJOY the cool breszes Of this eleys ted
TegIsn will address,
Round Hill p. o., LOudoun 90, Va
81 References at cog street N W usl-tf
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Increasing the Boston Fire Depart.

Boston, June A.-The Boston board of alder
men have passed an order for the purchase of
four new steam ire engines, one hook and
ladder truck, and several hose carriages.
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SENATOR WEST called to-day on General
HUMPHREYS, chief of engineers, and sscertained
that he is favorably impressed with the report
Of Major Howell on the projected Fort st.
Phillip canal which is designed to connect the
Mississippi river with the Chandelier bay in
the Gulf of Mexic0-
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pestilence is reported in various places i'm East
ern and Central Europe, from Turkey 70 the
Baltic. leaving the United States, then, for
the tour Of Europe, viii be no security this sea-
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The THoRNDIKR (ME) TRAGEDY-Rereaoe
Prompted the Triple hUrder.-The coroner's Jury
in the Thorndike (Me.) tragedy completed the
inquest yesterday. They find that the father
and mother came 90 their death in consequences
OF blows inflicted upon their heads and faces
with an az, fracturing their skulls; that the
infant either died the same way or died from
inhaling smoke, heat and fire after the blows
were given; that the murders were committed
between II and O'Clock at night; that the fire
was kindied IN many places in and upon the bed
and crib in which the little boy was sleeping
and that the door leading to the room was closed
The Jurors further say that the blows were in
ficted by John True Golden, with malice afore-
thought, and Chat the fire was kindled and the
door shut by him, for the purpose of causing
the bodies Of his victims 70 be consumed and
destroyed. A new motive for the murder-that
OF revenge-is disclosed by the evidence OF a
young lady who resides in the vicinity, and TO
whom Gordon has been paying attention. She
recently received anonymous letters traducing
bis character, the authorship of which he (Goro
dom imputed to bis sister-in-law. A few DAYS
before the murders were committed he threat
sned to be "even with her'-so expressed or
words to that effect. 1t was also proved IN AZ
the Saturday evening previous to the murders
he remark ed TO his cousin: al know one thing
Almon's life or mine is short in this world"
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DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE Isr, 1873.

This tayorite and celebrated Watering place will
oner additional attractions this season. IL 4
Eosse~ses magnificent Ball Room, fine ycAY
Billiard kOen4s, Bowling Alley for ladies l1.IE
aud Tor gentlemen, aEd a superb CrOQuet GrOuud
IL viii De kept In a style not passed anywhere in
Virginia.
The waters of these special Springs either cure or
greafiy relieve most cases Of ScrOfula, incipient
Consumption, Chronic Brochitis, Chronic Laryn-
gifts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrhos, Chronic Dysentery. They are
alzO great value in those affections which are De-
euiisI u the female constitution and appeti-
zer tonic and general restorative they are per-
hap, unr1valied amongst mineral waters The
Proprietor has prov ded Tor the lawns and ball
. hrst-class band Of music, and in general all the
sources II amusement and recreation usually found
at our best summer resorts will ae It the command
ofthe guests at R0CKBRIDGE ALUM. The pls
u within from eleven 70 thirts IN hours Of Rich
noEd W sshington, Baltimore, etc, BY rail sill in
daylight. Passengers leave the cars OF the Ckesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad at Goshen Depot, aud new
and elegant stage coaches, passing rapidly over a
snoeh and level road Of only eight miles, st down
the visitors az the Springs 20 tea
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor
DR.. J. :. DAVIS, Of the University. RssiSent
rhysiSlsnj A. r. DOOM, Once Manager; s. NJ
NJ LIN, Once Manager:
ELS, Baltimore. nv"
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
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9Yfu fkUNks, sArCHELs
ND rRAvEtiSs BAGS, -
IN GREAT VARIETY AT VERY Low PRICEs
HARNESS.
full stock Of Harness Of our own make, and
everything sppertaintng 70 the Sstdlery, Harnsss,
and Trunk business Fine Harness and Trunks made
TO order.
sole agents for HUH celebrated CONCORD HAR-
kkSS and KS, which We selling q Con-
cord prices. Concord Harness room In second story
s<BE SORE OF THE NAME AND HUMBRR.
4sT PENSsYLTxsfA AvSSUi,
Jelllm Next 20 n ational Hotel.
- AND FBGQUINr HXERCIsI
m the OPEN air and sunshine being the best pre-
servstfves Of both physical and mental health, and
consequent usefulness and
LONGEVITY,
thousands Of persons from far aud 10 visit
IE. WHITE, the well known Chiropodist, No.
SSs ltth street., opposite the United otates Treas
ITy, Washington D. C.. for relief from Corns, Bun
ions Troublesome Nails, and ot her diseases Of the
feet, and aAvise to suitable fitting shoes. His
treatment generally gives Immediate and painless
relief, and even IN extreme eases, none but suita
ieet being used 20 constantly need occasional atten
uon and a. there 10 danger In mperfng with Corns
orBunions ~ using knife, rszor, other insult
able appliances, the majority Of the Intelligent
ton 81 the community visit The practically ex Peri
enced ChfroHofist In order better insure safety
economy q time, comfort, and health. JET
T1I LATEST WoNDRB Of The lslh century d
The % suit, nov selling rapidly 6 6TRA6e,
wi fe1ro. ave., Deog Ihh -
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M N Z b BOA BID.

Twenty five additional BOARDERs can now be
accom- dated at the LOUpON lNSTI-
TUE moderate terms. Good fan e,YfAAY
pure air, ard hne scenery: Tor particu ls.Hxl
lars apply 20 THOS. W. LAKE.
Je3lu AldiA, LouiOn Co, Va.
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~In Oregon, brass bands are called "wind-
TANNERS"
s1Base baliists continue their base Aings ct
each other. H
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NATIONAL DEAF MUTE COLLEGE.
The Commencement Exercises will be held in the
Hall Of the Institution, Kendall Green, on
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE rs,
AT O'CLOCK.
The Salutstory and yaledctory Addresses will be
delivered in the sign language and read 10 the audi
ence at the same time by one Of the professors.
Address to the Graduating Glass by Hon. john
EATON, JR Commissioner OF Education.
The public are respectfully invited to attend. 1t.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT TONIGHT
THE SAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs,
BIRCH, wAMBOLD, AND BACKUs,
An lovers Of Fun and Music should not fail to
The Great Song and Dance Men,
JOHNSON AND Powers.
The Great Prima Donna,
RICARDO.
Admission, ., 50, aud Z; Gents; Reserved Seats.
Is Cents and 81. Can be had at the Box Office Of
the Opera House. 1885
ONE OF THE FINEST ORCHEsTRI0Nsi in the
- ,eo1niry can be heard at Mr.. sCHwART- ~
men, was imported at a cost Of So ,6o5, and rep
resen1s an immense orchestra, witt drums, mbals
and chimes complete. Concerts daily and nightly
and bar properties of the finest character The pnb-
lie are cordially invited, free Of charge. jel6-im
OLDNo.l On ExhlbitIen tNBWN
$50 and sale 43Y
SfH Sly AT- fJTH ST.
No. ass ue street, between ID aud y streeta. eight
dcors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Cnoice vi Paintings, Elgrsyings, Ohromos, &c.
Also, largest stock PAPER Hsngings, Window
shsdss, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
els, kings, Nails, nc, In the District.
~TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. jelly
LII KINDS OF CAST-0FF WEARING AP-
"A PAREL can be sold to the very best adv vantage
By addressing calling on JUSTH,
6f9 ID street, between 9Th and TIN NV
Notes By nail promptly attended to. Cash paid ~
OLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Erc.,
V bought at fair prices for o New York house
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes By mail
promptly attended to By AUGENsTEIN, 1905
Pennsylvania avenue d0-iys
rUCrrDcron-C Drc-),
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FULLY Up TO THE MARK.-The Post Office
department receives a specimen sheet of postal
cards daily from the manufacturers at Spring
field, Mass. Those lately received are satisfac-
tory in every respect; in fact, they are consid-
eTably heavier than the standard. 1t is in con-
temptation to change the present water mark,
which is quite large, and mars somewhat the
smoothness OF the cards, by substituting a
smaller one.
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THE KICKAPoos TO BE MADE TO BEHAVE
THEnsELvEs.-The Commissioner of Indian
Affairs on Saturday last telegraphed the special
kiczapoo commissioners at San Antonio that
the government had determined to send the
kic<apoos recently captured by-Col Mckenzie
TO their reservation in the Indian territory, and
that the Kickapoos would hereafter be made to
behave themselves.
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The PROGRAMME for the concert of the Ma
rine band, Prof Fries leader, at the Capitol
grounds tomorrow afternoon is as follows:-
]. PIunny Fellow Quickstep, Paolis. 2. Over
ture "Triomphale," Gantes. 3. Introduction
and WaltZes q" Tanzlieder," Gung'l. 4. Theme
and Variations, "Pearl of Smyrna" first time. J
Brepsant. 5. West Point Academy Polka, Mos
cow. 6. never can forget, Serenade, first
time,) Mellon. Z. Quadrille 80 Concordia -
Faust. s. Romance from Fleur de The, Lee
coco, and Finale.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen.W w. II. H. Terrell, late Third
Assistant Postmaster General, and now U. S.
Pension Agent at indianapolis, is in town for
few lays. ....ChIef clerk of the War Depart
ment, Crosby, left for Vermont this morn
ing, prepaTa tOry to his European trip. During
his absence DR.. w. Il. Barnard is acting chief
clerk. Hon. Alexander White, one Of the
newly elected Congressman at large from Ala
bamsI, is at the Ebbitt House,
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TnB LATEST WoNDBB Of The lsth century 70
wi fe1no. ave., DeoR lhh -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Sept 5. 1873.
lss Texas GrdiSSSy ls.c Net receipts iss bales
&C Light . ssss ssaS
,,,.,r -, MOBILE, Sept 8, 1873
g. stesi
M %aScRs soa ssef2
Spirits of uruenue ssady ss Sept ssaay a.
81 S5 for strained "a q % for pale Crude turpenne
s Tar % '0r yellow dip and virgin
spring IS TOR smbsr Winter s. 3 io1 white wnter
S.S i
600 bushels Il q SSc ho the SSse sold At @
SS!1 sS SSs e. MID
aPaiIa
S Ssay &c. SsEk ZIP I,
E0 e SS wh ss 10 Ss o. Sary $500
the canal from Buffalo oswego for tide water yestsr
aay as doe Ss
$4,000 do.
wass s for As
S %sss 5 S s.: 9r 2s' d. d Ms $685. t.
amber, 81 90 s. 80; white, 50 a 50 25 Wheat arm;
spring advanced lc per bushe sales of 5000 bushels
Chicago No. . at 81 IS. QuotedIMiiwaukee No.
spring, At 81 50; DO No do, q 40; Chicago No.
hrm; sales Of 5000 bushels high mixed at SOC
No. at ac oats firm sales Of is 600 bushels Western
Barley malt steady prime winter Western 81 20 81 IS
prime Canada, 81 IS Other articles unchanged
CHICAGO, Sept. g. 1873.
Flour nominally unchanged. Wheat quiet but arm
sales of No. spring at 81 II 81 171s No. do 81 l4
s. i9 o an shs year; Nc d. sio os!s; rescsed u
4O1c lozsc seller september rejected S64c
S62c. Oats firm at 21ac 27s<c. for No. 2 cash sales
rejected 2ss.e Rye dun a. &C SIC. Tor No
demand at 81 80 ST for No spring arrive, closing
atSl 81; No spring &c. 81 Provisions quiet: pork
sold at SIS $l6 according to brand Lard steady at
7c Bulk meats quiet but firm a &C. for shoulders;
middes, all loose. Bacon steady at tor shoulders
0i4c for Sides packed. ReceipS000 bbs four 30 900
bushels wheat go 900 do ~ 900 do oats 1000 do
rye and 5000 do barley shipmsntsmaooo bills -four,
do and 6,O10 do. barley -
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpoN, Sept 3-l23O p
M-Erie Railway shares AZ. l:3O p. M.-Erio Railway
shares, 477s. 40 p. M-Erie Railway shares, 4sli
way shares, 4ss p M.-Erie Railway. shares, AZ.
Railway shares AZ 1880 2. M.-Consos for money 92'I
for the account, SIX
advices quote rentes at SIT Csc $3.50 M-Rentes at ST.
g1ac. 430 r. M-Renes at 67L CSC.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET.-LIvERPooI. Sept. 81 80
P.M-0f the sales to-day 5000 bales American.
Sales of Orleans, the basis of low middngs deliver
able September, at 3D. Sales of upands the
low mddiings, deliverable September at l3l6d. The
ding Orleans 956d Sales 4,OU bales including 1000
Tor speculation and export.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET-LIvERrooL. Sept s.
P. M-Lard, 39s per cwt. Pork, los per Dbl for new
mess
PETROLEUM MARKEr,-ANrwERP, Sept 3.-Petrol cum,
39. for fine pale American.
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Pitts, ~ " 4 Chic hm. W
THE STOCK MARKET.

THE STOCK MARKET.
Little is to be said concerning the movement IN
stocks to-day which might not have been written
yesterday. The changes were slight and the DEAL
ings comparatively small 1t is noteworthy iact
however, that many sunbrowned faces fresh from
the country put in an appearance, and certain TO-
kensare in the air that there Will be an early and
vigorous campaign. Much strength to-day was
shown by Western Union, which opened at 92H,
sold down to 90, up to 92K, down again TO s1A
sI% and rallied to o. New York Central was like
wise strong. ranging between 1o4A 1861. Lake
Shore sold at 92A 92zs 90 924; Erie
1t SOY a 500 59h soy; Pacific Mail
at 43% 49, a 431a "A a Az 43I A
a Az wabash tried hard to advance,
and did improve from 80 to 7Oa lat which price
700 shares were bought in under the rule, but re-
ceded to 691S. There has been so much manage
mentn in this stock. so much mere speculative
manipulation, with view to make tho street be-
heve certain things were to happen. that suspicion
has become like q milestone around its neck. Wall
street business men admire shrewdness, but at the
same time they demand square dealing Ohio and
Mississippi sold at 3S7s 80 39h 1874, c. c. and
l. c. at 3U,6 SOx 81, Rock Island at 1889 1881.
Panama opened firm at III 1l71s, but weakened
at the close to 116 ll64.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST
The following table shows the highest and lowest