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COLUMBUS, OHIo. October 6.--The
State Auditor and Comptroller OF the
Treasury fled their quarterly reports
to day, showing the following balances
in the Treasury: General Revenue
Fund, S2S,7S6; Asylum Fund, $685..
356; Sinking Fund, e236,093; Common
School Fund SILICA; National Road
Fund, S745 Total, S503,54 Secu
rites deposited by free banks in the
Treasury amount to S142S75; bonds
under the Boesel law, S5,965,944.
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Professor Donaldson Starts fer
EurOpe, and Lands In COnnectl-
-cut--rhe Balloon Stlfk on ITS
Travels.

New York, October professor
Donaldson made his balloon start for
Europe this morning, from the Capito-
line Grounds, Brooklyn. His conpan-
ions were George Washington Lunt and
Alfred Ford. A dispatch from Bethel,
Conn, says at IL o'clock the balloon
was rapidly moving oceanwsrd.
New HAVEN, October 6-As near as
can be learned III this city at present
Donaldson's balloon reached Canaan,
about eighty miles distant, in the north
eastern corner of the State, at l % P.
NJ, where it was caught in violent
storm. For few minutes before that
time it had been near the earth. Don
aldson and Ford jumped out. Lunt
was caught in some trees, but finally
succeeded in reaching the ground IN
hurt The balloon escaped, and had
not been captured at last accounts.
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First Instalament OF winter.

KINGSTON, New YORK, October l.
The weather has been very cold here
TO day. The cars on the New York,
Kingston and Syracuse Railway, COM
ing from Delaware County were cover
ed with snow A snow storm began
there at o'clock this morning, and
continued nearly all day. About eight
inches of snow is reported to have fall
on
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SALT LAKE, Oct. S-The Conference
of Latter Day Saints adjourned to day
The attendance generally was quite
large. This morning number Of Miss
ionaries were named to visit foreign
parts. There is a general falling off in
enthusiasm and the interest manifested.
Brigham Young was reelected Presi-
dent Of the Church of Latter Day Saint.
without opposition.
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the last will
IN and testament of William Devilhofft, late
of Monroe County, Ohio, deceased. together
with the record thereof, was destroyed BY -f,e
on the 18th day of June, 1867, and that dolly
certified copy thereof was supplied and admit
ted to record in my office on the 10Th day of
September, A.. D. 1873, and recorded therein
'ari shsltrr8s JAS. r. NORRIS,
septSo, s7Sws. Probate Judge II. C.o.s
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MADRID, October IA dispatch was
received at the Ministry Of War to-day
from General Moriones announcing a
great victory by his troops over g large
body of Carlists, near Agarzuza. in
Navarro. Many of the insurgents were
killed, and a large number taken pris
oners General Morionss says the rout
of the insurrectionists is complete, and
his forces are in close pursuit of them
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Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

Uct05er 8. I
CATTLE-The arrivals have been
larger than during last week; but, with
an increased demand prices are even
better for prime stock, which is scarce
Prime to extra steers, 5aa64e; medium,
5a51c; common, 4a4Ac.
HOGS-Arrivals light, market brisk
and prices higher, ranging from 5 10 to
S 40. as to quality,
SHEEP-The market is steady and
prime stock is scarce. Prime to extra
fine wool, 54a54c, medium to good, A
a5c; common, 3Aa4c ~
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SAN Francisco, October THE sur
vivors of Captain Jacks tribe who are
not imprisoned at Alcatraz, will be star.
ted for Fort Russell. Wyoming Terri
tory, about the 10th of October About
twenty wagons have been sent to Fort
Klamath for the transportation of the
prisoners to Fort Russell.
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Nelegraphif.

HALIFAX, October THE divers a
work on the wreck of the steamer At
lantic at Prospect report that .evera
bodies, one that of a well.dressed NO
man, can be seen cntaDgled in the
wreck.
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Death of Or. Wayne Grisyyopd,

CIRcLEvLLE, ONO, October 6-Dr.
Wayne Griswold, prominent and
widely known citizen, an eminent physi
clan and Democratic leader, died at
his residence in this city last night at
twelve o'clock.
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CHICAGO oa;lle Market.

October 9.
CATTLE-Common to good butch
ers' stock is selling at 2 50a4 25; stock
ers 3a4 90, with a few common, to
choice shipping steers at 4 50a6 so.
HOGSASales at 4a4 25 for common
heavy; 4 30a4 90 for good to choice
light, with a lew extra at 1 60a4 So,
closing weak. b
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The Household PenaceA and Fam
ilY LiRimant

is the best remedy in the world scr the fcl~
lowing complaints, viz; Cramps in the Limbs
and Stomach. Pain IN the Stomach, Bowels or
Side, Rheumatism in all itsforms, Bilious
Collie. Neuralgia, Cholera, Dysentery, Colds.
Fresh Wounds, Burns, Sore Throat, Spinal
Complaints, sprains and Bruises, Chilis and
Fever, Cor Internal aud External Use.
Its operation is not ouly to relieve the pa
tient, but entirely removes the cause of the
complaint. 1t penetrates and peryadss the
whole system, restoring healthy action to all
its parts, and quickening the blood. !.
The Household Panacsa is Purely
vegetabls and All Healing. Prepared by
- CURTIS & BROWN
No. cts Fulton street New York. :
For s.ls by all druggists. AugaS, ,'13r.
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what Anybody Gould DO.

IN. Y. Graphics Notice of the Fair God.]
Any one, without profound knowI-
edge of Aztec, could describe beauti-
ful maiden, clothed with the popocata-
pelt, her dark qteotuclli loosely caught
about her izztaccihuatl, and her beam
ing huitzl fixed longingly upon the Pc
tates of neiy boring nezahaulpilti.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EASEL LlBERrY, PENN October 8.
CATTLE-Arrivals. SO cars; best.
5 75a6 l24; medium, 5a5 62t; com.
mon. 4 25a4 Is; stockers, 3 30a4 80
HOGS-Arrivals, 80 cars; best Phil
adelphia. 5 20a5 80; Workers, 5a5 25,
SHEEP-Arrivals, 10 cars; best, 5a
5 30; medium, 4 35a4 rs; common,
25a3 75 rC ~ sY7
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

October 3.
CATTLE-Active, and ac higher;
very best on call TO day, 54a6@c; that
generally rated first quality, 49a54 4c ;
medium or good to fair quality, 1c.
Receipts. 1886 head; sales, 1870 head.
HOGS-In improved demand at 6 30
al % for common to best. Receipts,
5,466 head.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1855 head Sales
at 4a54e. M
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Apeaking may relieve you.7

s AEFrance is rapidly drifting into 3
tImonarchial form Of government. A few
days, or weeks at most, will determine
the question, and will probably precipi-
tate 4 bloody revolution. VI
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Baitimore.

October 9.--Flour 4 2508 To-
Wheat / 40@l 80 Corn s65c. Oats
47@50c. Rye $4,000.
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CIncInnati.

October 9.-Flour Z 00@7 b.
Wheat 1 4o@l 45 Rye S7aS3c Corn
52@53c. Oats 38@45c.
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IJn orSroKEs' trial is in progress in
New York. for the murder Of FISK; and
BAxAIsE is on trial in Paris for the sur
render Of Metz. asktS aaaAi at
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Eighth Judicial District Of Ohio.

The State Of Ohio, Jefferson County, IS!
Pursuant to the statutes in such case made
and provided, we, the Judges of the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the Eighth ia.
dfcial District in the State Of 0hio,do hereby
order and direct that the Terms of the Dis.
trict Court and the Court Of Common Pleas
within the several counties Of said District
shall begin at the hour of nine o'clock in the
morning on the days and dates hereinafter
named, during the year 1874, to wit, ,,--,
Gstq District Court. 10
In Monroe county, Thursday, August ~. os
In Noble county, Monday, August 81.
In Guernsey county, Thursday. September g..
In Muskingum counts, Tuesday sptsmber o!
In Morgan county, Wednesday Septembsrl6.
In Tuscarawas county, Monday, ,Septehbersl.
In Harrison county, Thursday, September -.
In Jefferson county, Monday. September 2eg
In Belmont county, Friday. Octossf 2. Aas
Common Pleas.
In honros county, Tuesday. February 8, Tues
day, May IL, Tuesday, October %.
In Noblecounty, Monday. Fe5ruary2. Monday,
June l, Monday, October 26
In Guernsey county, Tuesday, Jannary IS,
Tuesday, April 3. Wednesday, 0ctoberl4.
In Muskingum county. Tuesday, February II,
Tuesday. April 81, Tuesday, November, II.
In Morgan county, Monday, March %. Monday
june 10. Wednesday. Neovnber IL - e
In Tuscarawas county, Monday, February 2S
Monday May 18. Monday, October 26. --.
In Harrison county, Monday. February Q, Nom
day, May 4, Wednesday, October Il. :,
In Jefferson county, Monday, March 10, Mon.
day, june 8, Monday, November l6.
In Belmont county, Monday. February -,
Monday, Nay 25, Monday November9 re-
And We further direct that certified copy
of this order be transmitted forthwith by the
Clerk of the Common Pleas of Jefferson ooan.
ty, to the Secretary of State, and to the OlerH
of Common Pleas in each of said coantiss,
and that it be published according to lay in
each of said counties for four consecutive
weeks. Given under our hands At 6teuban-
vile, this I'd day of October, A. D 1873.
sifi;i1 p g Iss ssGc FREDERICKsW. WOODyz
JOHN -H.~kILLBR,
ii5f'3g y8eg0H WILLIAM B.aFRAZIRRF
Agas Fisfznas ROBERT &. CHAMRERS,s
Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas for the
sth Judicial District of Ohio. ssa ase5se
l, Oliver G. Smith, Clerk of tho Court Of
Common pleas Within and for the county Of
Jefferson in the State of Ohio, hereby certify
that the foregoing copy is correctly taken and
copied from the Journal of said Court as tbs
same remains in my Office
tsata Witness my signature and theaaeal
GsRAL.] of said Court atSteubenviue, this 9th
tl day Of October. A. D. 1873.
bar ua OLIVER C. SMITH, Clerk.
W - sas
A true copy. siss ia
Attest. DAVID 0KEY,
Clerk Monroe Common Pleas.
Octl4,'7aw4.
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Chica20.

October 9.-FIour 00@6 0o-.
Wheat s4y@1 OS Corn 373@394c Oats
33c Rye 65c Barley lel3@1 3S.
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October l3.-Cattle 2@4c per pound
Sheep 3@3Ac per pound. Hogs 4c per
pound.
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Eg-It is a pleasing thing to read Nor
7oS's speeches, and learn from them how
rich, and prosperous, and happy we are.
- It is not quite SO pleasing to dispel
this dear dclusion by merely looking in
our empty pocket-books. -
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October 9-Flour S 50@8 co.
Wheat l 5S@l rs. Corn, 62@631c.
Oats 56@60c Rye 096c. Barley l so,
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Thirty Years Experienss Of Al Old
Nurse. ~.

Mrs. Wlnsleyv'S soothing syruk
is the prescription of one Of the best Fsmals
Physicians and Nurses in the United 6tates
and has been used for thirty years with neyoE
ss'|Iss e. ss'ssy sss 3 s2A Z s. IS
Of ono week old 70 The idtl g - !!
scidity Of the stomach, relieves wind coiis,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, heaith
and comfort to mother and chilli. We boz
ievs it TO be the Best and Surest Remedy Ii
the World, in all cases of DrsssrEEr and
DfARRH1k N ChitBREs, whether it arises
from testhing or any other cause. Full di.
rections for using win accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac -simils Of CsRrIs
1 PsRKrSs Is on the outside wrapper. Sold
BY all medicine dsalsrs, Augss,7sr,s
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Iowa has 10 100000 acres OF land un-
der cultivation.
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sEWe predict small vote in this
county. The Republicans will probably,
Is usual, have most Of their force out.
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sWNo less than seventy-three deaths
from yellow fever occurred in Memphis
during one day last week. 6

DWDoNALDsoN the balloonjst started
f,r Europe last week, and got as far as
Connecticut where he disembarked. o
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For Ssnator-f9th Senatorial District, s.
Yfs.ai JOHN w. LAUGHLlN.
Democratic County Ticket.

.nas ai i9isN--i SaaHs $50
hslls3 fl.9 For Representative, a b.
JAMES WATSON. ls,iI
~ 'sgss ~ Auditor; 3sel3tl 81
@ MICHAEL HoEFFLEk. s
a..s.V gsa Treasurer i -
saa5 W. +. MORRIS.
Clerk. sf
9a3 Fl DAVID OKEY.
Sheriff,
THOMAS o. LITTLE.
-sge5 Prosecuting Attorney,
q aA. J.. P E A r S o N. ep
Commissioner.
'a . EDWARD 0KEY.
issss94I inArmary Director, ao ss
JOHN PFALZGRAF. cox 3
5is1l Ha Coroner tas
JOHN MUHLEMAN.
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Ntto A0bertlssnlsllts,
Times of Holding Courts

in THE %
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DONFSTIC MARKETS.

A1sAyy Sent 2Gwbeat-The quiet steady; se Of
a, Sc Corn in moderate request sales of.4OOO
h M5S 81 sales e'c Of afs No. - Chicago 81 2d
BlLTNoEE, Sept. 26-CoOn Gull and nomn'li Low MddiDg
1 BDe sre.d Corn dull southern White 6sS7OS DO yellow
sg q R weak and eu 7oas5e Hay uncknce Pro-
visions dull Mess PO5k s7 6O8$l7 75 Bah hs1i-S1oadtT
Sides IOGlo' sosare9 %. Hs% t, I s@ss
CISeSSar sep 26-Tbe general markets almost standing
supply immediate gii3ts continue no1s ioI s FeS,
aOd "a s55e Re qSst and and '1ay q 92 SS az,
Al 50 Butter in fr demand and Provisions nominy
changed there orders here but until draft can be more , n
BGk Meats 1on6s scarcely any demand light offerings o6bns
sei Of shoulder; a &c Bacon gSes sh@sf c gSns g.
S2oIg ' 81 et one 81. Sss AZ @ ia s eofeDe Oe
CIEvEL4ED Sept 6Tbe markets are sl entirely 9'etve and
c an he given. Petroleum firm and unchanged -,
1 3F Ti sept Of ESs 'ss 81 81 5aSs So No.
81 4SasI So Amber Michigan 81 S5dsl So Corn steady re
Eeeep- 900 Ib Flour 200 6usa Wheat 600 busn Oats
sg@ens90oo 0bs FoO II OOO bush "he. zOoo bush CON-
GSSrtF sept 2e-FonT unchanged to'ine small wheat RsPi
Sssssc sacked Oats steady at 4lS46 sacked rye
s 10 S SsaE AaSs asad yet no
Bssos P eoSsss Gn1 sHs wants a1 az &
OswEso Sept elehsDgd sales Of 500 bS; a. ~ 20
81 NJ Is sPDs sdb. sG u s' WS. quiet sales Of
Ms.uA Club a. 81 A. PRIME O S9 I: C HS sIe q saS5
BARLEY insetye Prime Censds held At II 80 Corn hea.Bee
81 So Unbotet 81 40 p owt Mleed unchanged Shorts 81
shipstaa sls Mddng go ton Canal FrrEhts-Wbe Shei
Corn 7I 10 Lumber 50 25 the HUDSON ~ - 10
SewYorf PreghFlour PHILADELPHIA and Boston oo
70 soc Albany age ReeeiptoU aoV oos9
bush. Barley 1,31OOOo feet OF Luppe
ipmen3 900 Wheat, 5000 bash Barley l522OOo iss
OF Dumber q, &c. d., roasA "a
Rras S4d&5 so; Wisconsin and Minnesota Extra fam
81 s7i Ono 81 75a$s High grades ~ oo as
Wh,st dali; Red, 81 55d$l CO., Amber 81 62d ~ nh
Al ToSSi $40 I've dull Corr dali; Yellow 66c MIXED Western
64a Oa dali White, 5Osj MIXED, A3d4oc Petroleum dul
Cyde lie. Re6ped I626l7o- Whisky unchanged 81.
ST. LoUn Sept 26MarE ennrey nominal not snoGga oSne
oen Boo 70 establish prices Wheat-A lew lots OF No en
81 23dsl "a seller all the year Corn sold a. tee eau o.
Board at al c seller October Nothing zone 10 othe hn
gram ofany kind Hogs lower at - ooas
81 81 So credit Csite-OnlT local deIsn ss M
orocFh TIsps 81 700S2 CO. Winterd do f3 Choice Naure
steer 81 49, Reeep-OOO bills Pour $1,000 bn,e "1 sad
900 bash Corn. 1000 bgsh OAts lfOOO busb' D 'o'
bush Rye. 700 Hogs. aud ] 500 Cattle M. IN -
ToLEpo sept 26-Pour dull and unchanged Whet ogu sno
lover chiefly settlements sales OF Amber hebsaa IN
spot September 81 80; October 81 No. hel e ~ s1 MI
tsmber 81 32 October 81 3j Corn dull and lower hgh MIR,
and October 400 Low Mixed, for CASH 42e Jay uu
,, OHIO "a a35s dull and nominal Corr 10 orego'
Reeep-2OoO bbs Four, 5000 bub wheat - 0V9 g t
900 bust Oats, Shppsuts-IOUU OoS f0a 'VVV 'N
Wbest. 70 900 bush. Corn 900 bush. Oats
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NrvYoRK Sept 2G-BEBvBs- were 80 cars 5is
ounndist ard The total for four DAYS Is $500 against 6Ot
car loads hat reached the he'd The
extreme range G yey poor to strictly PrIs cattle va.
cars o. Ohio steers sEt at Z b. B. " Sns d 'Sd q
frowmoa Xsptuci, seTs 6is cwt at los ~ n Chsres Pagan
SO rough Missouri cattle "a evt " selle, and car of
sIsEr ItSrs-Recept, ss carr or 1727 lead, making
e good 's retailing 5sh, SssF %s Gg Sa
sac Z Tor sheep 7 lambs sales Of car-oi4
Judd BasiiosSsm scd go oho lambs ss average {" Big
5Gi Ohio sheep 80 . at 5c 47S Do 80 TO- 49, and 197
Ierch barnes sold 46l Ohio sheep 50 1855 OG ZOO
James Kby o a c'n8@a sheep io7 n y'Esg ros Pa 80
20 b. at 6e 96 State lambs 6S ID, at 7c and 7S Do 90 h. at
Iame Elliot, sold 90 sheep So 10 54c SO 10
H5d5' AZ d. III TO- at &C. 1876 state lambs 60 10 at 71ac
SwNE-Recepts wer, GG99 hogs making s4s7 for
receipts exclusively
Dressed bo fer and more active for Light weights Quoted at
ALBASr Sept 26-CAr1Iy-Tbe market opens dull with moder
ate attendance Of e9ysrs there are bn few good cattle IN be Market
reduction Of & p from last weeks prices demhnde sales OF
Eooa butcherng steers at ; l2a6s
are average qS NE %aih SIl sa rom 9@l@ 0"ef'
No hogs we're offered
BuTruo Sept 26-CArTIE-Receps to-day, including 90
reported 10 sye 1913 head making the total supply for The week
9435 $50 against AIS FOR the
ing trade was ooa6ed local butchers and ucb6orns coary
SO 122dS5 sos DC Indiana lob 1859
H. at s. 65Qs5 60 90 Michigan steers ranging rom $50 % 266
TO- So 25dS5 122; II Canada averaging ll6O n at
81 %, 10 Ohio steers, averaging lily D. AZ 81 %
LANBs-Reoeps to-day, including reported arrivals
200 head making the supply for the week thus far 1920
against 1920 head for the week nothing doing
sod Western held sales Of Canada lambs
s. 50GS6 Canada sheep $5aS5 5Oi Western sheep si@
81 rs
to-day including reported ' % 5ai 200 bead
& 800 head the time las; week Marke advanced Zoe yer
al the of; saesof 600 head Illinois Indiana
Ohio hogs ranging from Ito 22j H. at ~ 6Od$4 80
CALDWELL Co.. Kansas, Sept 2O-ony herd the
pat
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S Fair Retncs sales embraced 0oo hhds OF
which particulars reported ssd 400 boxes mixed ei o.
Clayd dS1c; No. Is quoted S and Centrifugal
g Rehres sugsrs lower at II sal 2 for Hsr' and 10
al0Aso. for SOit " bite
SEBDS-Tbs du the for Timothy
which Dofnnaly S3d3 %. Clover and arm
Sac for prime Old RsI quiet AMI sieay one car Ordinary sod
81 Is
SrBARN lower dncuh Of sale qnce sisas4e for Prime
TOBACCO-Busness Kentucky Leaf checked by be financial
Of Affairs sud prices nominal sales are only loV bids
ollie steady the only limited sse OF
100 kinds 1870 at Ease 100 eases DO DO
1871 0d55ci 100 eases Connecticut and
Wisconsin 1877 AZ 81
l2 bno 1872 private termsi and ZoO bales
TGLLow dull ard beavyi Of 10000 Prime Country at
WHISKY dpi and Irregular sales ol50 bblS 9G2d97e and
nj Csc.
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10 bales 200 hae; Great Britain $50 bales
40 baes 1000 bsles veenet receipts $50 bales.
gross 3o6 bales Great Britain $50 bales sales LTD
bales
LOWS Sept 90 Cotton nominal; Mddipg. 49, receipts.
30 bales shipments 10 baesi weekIreeep 3Oi bales ship
ments lac bales.
NORFOLK sept 2G-Cotton dull poDnali Middlpgs,
I3c ne reeep lSJ bales; erporooaswise 400 baes oek
oOs haiosi weekly net receipts 3f5l bales exports
263O bslesi sales 1875 bales
SAytSSAH Sept 2GCo,on quiet, Mdipg lG net reeeipts
z0l0 bscs e1pocoasiSs 59i bales 253 bales; stock
S3G3 bales wekne receipts 10 III bales eIporooaSise,
6,769 bales sales ia bales
CBARLEsToS, Sept Midnes l5i.i me-,
receipts $40 bales coswise, 672 bses 600
baes stock 1882 bales weekvnet receipts 80 bales exports
-eoastwse A,Si4 bales; sales, l25 bales.
bfnoRE sept 2OCooa dull and nominal hddlngs, IL 4e
low Mddngs l64c Stnct Good Ordinary Ice receipts
100 baes erpocosstEse 100 bales Saes, $50
haesi weeknet receipts 427 bales; 800 baies
ojastwise. O26 baesi sales 1872 bales -
dn l5e Strict Good OrpaT l4c; receipts. SOB baes;
exportsosswe 1896 bales 100 bales stock 1901 bales
weebne receipts 1858 baes exports coaswise 1888 baes
sales 1000 bales
financial trouble sales 600 bales; stock 5000 bales
GALVESTON, Sep 26Coiton uonna Good Ordnarv, 15ae
Texas Ordinary l3c receipts 52l bales; stock 1885 bales
weekRe receipts lao bales 8l6 bae sales,
1856 bales
Pn.DgPHs 2G-Coiton dali; Midngs 1sc; Low Md
dngs IL iec strict Ordinary l6 c 993 bales
week-ne receipts 3S9 bales gross receipts 222l bales
CoLUNBus 20 Cotton quiet and nominal; ueekreceip's,
1881 bales shipments 573 baesi sales 96 bae stock, 1878,
2O92 bales; 1872. / 1874 bales.
POINT, 26-Coton WeekyEet receipts 253 bales
MEMPHIS Sept 26-Coon nominal bow Mdings 17e receipts
656 bales shipments AS bales; 5O72 bates, weekyre
AuGusra Sept 26-CoionNothug dons price receipts,
$40 bales shipments 62j bales sales SO bales stock lS72
239 bales 1S733OS bales weky-rtcp 98S bales; sales
1875 bales taken by mills 22O bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Vf-pOpR MApKETS


LoSpov Sept 28-l23O D. I.-CoIsos for money. 92d922
92 United States TenFory bonds 9O9 Enc Rsi
FKSKp5RT Sept 26-Uned FyeTweDy bonds 96Fs for
IiyTFpoo Sept 26-12:9O p m-The Of the week
kye beer ~ bales which taken for aud
600 on speculation 663OOO bales, including
American receipts Of the week have been 1000 bales
including 600 American Actual export 10000 bales me stock
can Cotton STEADY; OF Upnds the basis OF Low
Mdres deliverable November 1864 Breadstaf
quarters including American. The Of Corn for the
past three days $4,000 including 10000 American
LONDON. Sept % 12:45 m-Erie Railway shares 43'e
IoNpoS SeIt POI m.-Efie Railway shares, 43.
26l mCOtOn quiet and Unchanged sales
10000 bales including 1000 for speculation and export sales Of
Upsud the basis Of Good Ordinary shipped October and ho'e-
LoSDoS sept 26-2 .. m.-Ehe Railway shares. 43ls 49, - .
L0NDoS sept 90 m.-Englsh Hops Il lU0&lO FOR East
LIVERPOOL 26-2 mSaes Of Uplauds CD the basis OF Low
Mdngs September % sales Of Orleans DO at 9si
LoSDoS, Sept Z6-25O m-Consols 9@s Tor both money ana
EiTSRPoo1 Sept mBresdstuas heavy. Peas 4Os
LoSDoS Sept 26-3 .m.-Eie Railway shares 42S
LoYD0S Sept 25-3:l5 P. m.-Ere Railway shares, AZ .
Paris dispatches quote kenIes at OF 40, ,r
LONDOS 90 m.EHe Railway shares 42Ss The aonn
OF bullion Withdrawn Bank Of England balance to-day
a473OOO. A dispatch from Pans quotes Renes at 5bL zoe
LONDON Sept 264.l0 p m-hne Railway shares, Al g ne"
IoypoS Sept 26-i:3O DConsols for money 92ld92 for
the account 92a922 American securities eIctei with large
market bonos, le5js old, 94sl 1868 80 Ten
Forties 9Ol2; New Elves, 81.
LoNDoS sept 26442 D M fket Tor all Ameesn 'eofi
ties is fat and prices have deelned heavily .-- y ooo
Sept 26-4:45 mO the Cotton sales to-day 5000
bales American. 49,.
Dispatches quote Reutes at 56L 2Cc. -.
FEASKFoRr Sept; 26UHted states Five Twenty bonds 95 for
the Issue OF 1862.
ilvEErooI Sept 26-5:3O - The market for Yar0s and
Fabrics al Manchester dull with downward iendencv
LoNDoS sept 2G-Byerirg.-Iinseed Oil, S32 % 2 ton