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gptcfal Cu,1espo'sdeAee o. Ths Chicago Tribune.
Aloal,s, ILL.,, Oct. 2i.-Two remarkable casna
of poisoning haye occurred In this place. In olle
case, young man WAS accidentally hit on the
forearm, near the wrist by the poNt OF a pair
OF barbarra slsoarb. The wound at tlrst TaH very
slght, hardly auillcont to attract attention; but
1t has gnce assumed the appearance OF q pUson,
and hns 10 swollen the arm that amputatlon u
nonBidorod necessary. Tho othor caao In tlat OF
q young man who came to this place with bis
'wifo to visit friende on bridal tour, A tew
days ago l,c wont to Chicago, aud bought on tho
cars ono OF tho boxos Of candy which are sold
upon every train. Very soon after eating
eome Of tho candy ho felt nick, but
remained on tho cars till thoy arrived at ohtoa-
30. There he Immediately annt for q physician,
wllo pronounced him poAoned, and. o. the
young mbn could think Of nothing ho had oaten
poisonous, he was advised to return Immediately,
which he did, but he gradually grew worae, aud
died. Tho attending physicians here pronounce
Il = oape Of poisoning sud state tho appearances
stances point to thq candy purchased on tho cars
II the QAuHp,
, 1873-10-27
SPRINGFIELD.
Investigations NInde by tho Ekntlrond
Comm ssioucra ..s Personal ---A A1or-

Investigations NTntle by tho Ekntlrond
Comm tsHioucra ... Personal .-. N1or.
1unry.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPR1NoF1ELD, Oct. 25.-As required by tho
Law undor which tile Board was oroatca, the
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners this
woots yiaited Toiona, Champaign, Ilantonl,
onarga, Gilman, Kanka1oo, Fairbury, and
Pontiae, to listen to any complaints which might
be brought against the Railroad Companies at
these placos, The evidence taken nt these
p1aces covers seventy pagoa Of legal-cap. Tho
Commissioners continue their exa1ninations In
to complaints noxt week, beginning at Quincy
on Monday. They are certainly n,anifeating
greRt zeal III the work assigned to tbom, and
ard deserving Of commondation for thor efforts
to make tho railroad legislation a Bnccoss.
49, Tho Hon. Q. II. Miner is again quito seriously
i'll.
The following gontlomen have boen solected
to act as pall-bcarora at tho funeral Of Mr. Stad-
den: The Hon. 8. II. Cullom, Con. Q. e. Lip
pincott, Auditor; tho Hon. L. Rutz, Treasurer; !;
tho Hon. q. II. Harlow, Secretary OF 9tnto; tho
Hon. James 4. Edsall, Attorney Gcnoral; John
T. Peters, chief clerk Of tho Auditors Office !;
the Hon. Washington Bushnell, ox-Attornoy-
General; and tho Hon. A1ox. starno, State
Senator. IetterH Of sympathy are being re-
coiyed by Gen. Lippincott from all parts Of tho
State, ii Which tho uuiyoraal sentiment ID that
tho State has lost man not Boon to be re-
placed,
, 1873-10-27
The Iowa Election.

.McGnEaoR, H., Oct. 24.-Onicia1 returns In
Clayton County gives Vale majority Of 431 +;
the Liberal candidates for Representatives,
Rounds, 372, and Schroeder. 203 majority. Tho
Liboral candidate for Sheriff Was elected by 851
majority.
dLENwoop, Ia, Oct 22.-Tho official voto OF
Mills County was completed yesterday, giving
Vale majority over Carpenter Of 188 on q total
vote Of l ,724, against q total vote Of 1874 for
Secretary Of State last year, and Republican
majority OF A96 for Grant. The entire Anti
Monopoly, or Peoples County Ticket WIS elected
by majoritieH Of 199 to 2GY. The Republican
party was led here by the strongest political
combination in the State but it is hoorcd COM
plote!y.
From the Corydon {Tu.) Netes, Extra, Oct. %.
Contrary 10 the expectations OF the most Gnn-
gune frlonas Of the Far,ness Movement in this
(Wayno) County, and contrary to all information
heretofore received relative to tho result in
Monroe County, we are now informed, by the
following note addressed to !hir. Bolby by the
parties whose names arc therounto attached,
That Mr. Rocks majority is much smaller than
NO had supposed, leaving no doubt Of AIr.
6elby's election by at lanst so majority in the
district ALulA, a., Oct. 21-l0 a. ln.-Rock's
majority In this county is 1T. From what wo
have learned OF your vote In Wayne County, no
suppose you are elocted, which wc trust is tho
fAut. PERRY d TOWNSEND,
, 1873-10-27
CANADA.

Special Dfspatch to fhe Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 25.--n ia beloved thai
tho Governments intention IL to create from
two to four now privy Counsollora, md TINT to
Prince Edward Island will 10 allotted ono. This
policy will DO kept boforo the notice of Prince
Edward Island and tho Lower Province mem-
bora to influence action In supporting tho Gov
ornmont.
TnoUnLEsoME nrEL
Though Rfels proHenco In tho city IL not
doubted, his whereabouts Ia unknown to tho
public. A telegram from Manitoba says he Is
still there.
1osBrH ARCH
had an interviow with tho Hon. Pops on imui-
grafton matters, and now leaves for tho United
States.
TORONTO, Oct. 25.-The Globe Of to-day
handles tue Governor General without gloves,
and in referring to tho official oorro.-
THO Home Government gaya: two cannot
help thinking TINT strong Governor would not
have ta!ton this course. Ho might have ao-
quaintcd tllo Home Government With what ho
defended himself. and spared tho Colonial soo-
rotary deluge Of weak special pleading and
emall politcal goaaip."
Tho. Globe oharactcrIzoa tho publication OF
these documents at such a time piece Of parti-
senBhip to strengthen tho hands Of tho Minis
not unworthy Of noto that ho is the first
Canadian Governor who ever placed hirnBolf
on bis dcfoEce III this mannor. Thoro arc those,
and their numbers aro large, who assert that his
that Lord Duiferin, In tho hands oil Sir John 4.
Macdonald, iB as clay In tho hands Of tho potter.
fow days, ut furtheat will eufllco to decide tho
fate OF Tho Ministry ono way or the other.
, 1873-10-27
CRIME.
Indictments for Robbery in CoNnec.
tioxa With the Eaarpcr DefalcativI1.

indictments for Robbery in Connec.
tion With the Eaarpcr WefalcatioiI.
Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Sept. 25.-Ihe Grand Jury
in the United 6tates District Court wore dis
charged, having completed their work. In ed
dition to the indictment for participating in the
embozzlomont Of Harper, they returned two
other indictments into Court against Albert
Smith, Chief Clerk OF ex-Oollector Harper.
Tho 1irBt charges him with having corruptly ro-
ceiyed $4,000 from Henry p. Wosterman, Presi-
don't Of. the pekin Alcohol Company, for which
ho used his influence to SECURE delay in tho col
lection of taxes; also corrnptly rocoiying
$4,000 captal stock in tile Pekln Al
cohol Company as a bribo, and, further.
corrnpsly receiving $500 as d bribe from David
r. Thompson on behaif Of the Pekiu disabling
ally with aiding in tho co.. commission Of Of Frauds
upon the General Government. This iudict-
msnt contains ten counts. Indictments wore
also found against D. r. Westormnn and D. Il.
Thompson, in which they arc charged with brib-
ing Smith,
, 1873-10-27
THE INDIANS.
Account OF tho Recent Fight In Du-
kotn Ketxvcen tho roMcas mud tho
Spotted T0ll HnnA Of sioux.

Account OF tho Recent Fight In Du-
lkotA ISetvoen tho poMcas mud tho
Spotted Tall Band Of Sioux.
YASKToN, D, T., Oct. 25.-A private letter
from Mai. burkett, OF the ponca Indians, gives
an account Of the recent attack Of the Sioux of
Spotted Tails bnnl, from Which the following
is condensed "Tho fight was we'll managed,
with firing at s rods. The oombatants loHt, by
certain count, three on each Ride, With two
wounded Oh our aldo and moro on theirs. The
enemies were the Omaha band of Spotted Tail
Sioux, full 200 atrong. blany poncas wero
absont ut the Omaha Agency, aud We
barely mustered 100 warriors. va had
burnt tho grass around tho village several days
before, but the Sioux, on the evening Of tho
fight, sent three men riding rapidly around to
fire the grass In many places, but tile FIRE tliod
ont wlian 1t reached our established fire-liue.
Tho pIauB were we'll laid, as tho grass in many
placoa. waa 7 feet high. Tho Sioux, in force,
have boon hanging about since. bnt NO are
building stookalo, aud will be botter prepared
for resistance. Henry rifles are found the only
thing that can compoto with Sioux ordnance.
Tho Agent says Tho Ponca soldiers are readily
excited and oaaily depresscd but always Oh tho
alert when tho enemy il In sight, aud Aaye yet
to find coward In the tribe.
The ponca Agency IL about 30 miles west Of
here on tho west HIle OF tho Missouri. The
poncas arc remnant OF a once powerful tribe,
and now number about 800. all told. Thoy aro
large wellbuilt men, aud superior to the Sioux
In AVerT 5fuY.
, 1873-10-27
WASHINGTON,


fpfcW& JI8pHteH 70 1He tHfchV0 JTIoHHts
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 25.-From state
mont reooiyod ut tho Treasury Department from
nm official In Europe, ro1ativo to tho principal
articles OF produce aud manufacture exported
from 0ront Britain to tho United States during
tho clght months ending Aug. o. Inst, in COM
pariBon with tho corresponding period Of tho
yoar 1872, it appears that there woro exported to
this country 281 tons of iron, 800 tons 1css
than in 1872, almost 200 tons of which locroaso
ia In tho expectation Of railroad iron. The do
crease In tho oxportotion Of wool to this country
last year amounted to 030,000 pounds, q de-
crcaao of ovor 100000 pounds iu wooleu
cloths. Tho decroase wnB noarly 1,000000
yards in WOODEN oarrets, almost 1,600000
yarda in cotton piece goods. nearly a1,0ooo6o
yards IN linen piece goods, moro tllan 8,75o000
noarly 1000 proof gallons. There was largo
comparative falling in tons Of lead and salt, and
dsahory, hardware and outlory, and earthonwaro,
tic amounts Of tn plato % and 0asSsro anWreught
tin. and in ole: beer, alka'i, and stationery
APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-p. 8. Adams llhB been
appointed internal Royenuo Gaugor for tic
Eighth illinois District, and Dou1a1nn Cum
mings for tho Sixth Kontuoky District,
Tho Attorney -Goneral Inns decided that the
United States is bound to keep tile dams Of tho
liuo OF water communication botween the Wis
constn and the mouth Of tho Fox River In req
sonab1o repair, and TINT mil-ownora have no
right, such AZ is being dono, to reduce tho water
90 as to Interfere with tho purpose Of naviga-
ton.
n1vEn AND IARBon IMPROVEMENT.
Con. Humphreys, Chiof Engineer OF the War
Department, will ask Congress- noxt BcHsion to
appropriate S100, 600 to continue improvements
Of tho Hudson Riyor, near Albany; $1,000 for
Chicago harbor, and 5000, 900 for Buffalo harbor.
Ho also advicos Congressional intcrforonco
against tho construction Of q lower bridge ncrosa
tho Hudson at Albany than that now In uao
PORTAL, HALLWAY eERv1CE.
Since the goth OF juno last, 2,A17 miles OF new
rnilway postal service has bcan put III operation,
making total Of ,680 milos Of such service il
tho United states.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
THE LE1AL-TENDEn REgEnvE-nEyENUEs.
WASHINGTON Oct 25.-Tlle eo-cal1ed legal
tender resorve was further drawn upon to-day
to tho extont Of $685. QUO. Should tile revenue
receipts keep up proportionatcly as well
as they have during tho past two woeks, they
will show docrenBe OF only about 25 per cent
this month, as compared with laat month, though
they will bo nearly 80 por cent loss than they
Hould havo been but for the financial troubles;
, 1873-10-27

John G. HHeonuns

Special Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DENVER, Col, Oct. 25.-John q. Hoonan,
formerly notod pugllist, the ' Benoos Boy"
came to this city about two months ago for the
benefit Of Ills health. he having marked symp-
toms Of consumption, which aroBo from an ab-
ecess IN the LOFT lung, and which WAS suporin'
duood by the broaRng Of o blood-vesBel wl1ilo
sparring,a % little moro than half year ago. Altar
visiting several poina In this Territory, in con,-
pany with Jim casiek, bis former trai,ior und m
old personal friend, he returned to Denver, and,
city for California yesterday. While on his
Journey, l.e died at Groom River Station, Wye
ming, Ut o'clock this morning.
, 1873-10-27
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK.


Nrw Yonx, Oct. 26.-In Wow of tho toprossioa
In Wall street today. tho announcement Ii gratt-
fyng that tho wc1l-lnown dry goods firm Of poako,
Opayko t. Co., Wa suspended just three weeks
ago, at tho limo of. tho panic, will rosumo buBi-
uoss on Monday noxt. Tho oyont Will doubtless
contribute greatly to tho restoration Of businoea
confidence.
PROCEEDINGS HuspENDED.
New Jersey Southern l1allroatl, who brought
nuit agairat tho Company for @7O,600,
having mado Gull loans to tho road
amounting to 100000, Hays he intonds to take
no further stops In tho proceeding, boing con-
yinccd tho ronl can be nndo to meet ,nll ltablil-
&ioB antl become profitable onterpripo.
TIE KENYON cox CO. BANKnupTcY cAsE
hhs boon again postponed, 1t is snid that pri-
vate negotiations arc going Oh With a view to
settlonout.
nonoKHE HAv1NuH DANK.
The Eue1.ing Mail says several Directors OF
The Hobolou Savings Bank have, during tho
last threo or four days, made extensive transfers
Of property. In view Of their action County
Clerk Remedy, who has 5000 on dcposit In the
bank made poremptory dcnand for htH money.
lie did not got It, aud will, 1t is said, throw Tue
bank into liquidation.
THE TRADES.
Tho effects Of the late panio Are vofY apparent
some of tho manufaoturera employing their men
but eight hours day; aud paying thom only q
percentage OF Wages. Tho employers. however,
affairs, and will not discharge thoir mon unless
business becomes really Improbable. Builders
assert that tho outlook for abundance Of work
ls not vorv promising, and Bay they ate abso-
lutely compelled to reduce wagos In order to
Tho mastor maaons announce that aftor Nov.
/ next they will ray n,asons and brick
layers $3.50 4 day, and lahorers e. Tho men
hayo not yet taken any action on the proposed
reduction. Tho Drichlayors aud MasonB' Union,
Of tIiB CITY, is q worry powerful organization,
whose members I1ayo time and again dictated
laws to tho master nsasons. The prevailing
continent among mechanics Of all classes seems
by arbitration rather than BY strikes aud kindred
pgitationB.
, 1873-10-27
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

pAn1s, Dot. 25.-Thc Prefcot Of Lyona l,as
suspended the Municipal Council for two months.
and appointed committee Of forty to perform
thoir dutioa.
PARIS, Oct. 25.-1n tho Bazaino trial to-day,
Capt. Ynng testified that on tho 18TH Of Auputt
accused, upon seeing his troops abandoning their
positions. exclaimed: "What can be done with
such troops7" Tho evidence Of Bovoral other
contradictory.
Tho Hadloal Republican journal L'Apent,'
NahoHa!e has boon soizod for publishing an
article violently hostile to tho Count do Cham
borl.
At moeting Of the Donapartist Doputies to-
day, twenty-five signed document protesting
sgainRt tho sohomo for restoration Of tho
, 1873-10-27
REGULAR MARKET REPORT.


NEW YonK, Oct. 25.-No specially new fea-
lures were brought out tllia afternoon, but
general fooling OF istrust took possession Of tho
sales, at priccs from to ~ per cent below the
quotations current in the forenoon. The decline,
It iB sad was chiofly caused because several
LAnGE TIME-LoANs
Of money on Which blocks OF Vanderbilt stocks
wore carried, 1natured, and tho lenders refuBcd
10 renew them. Accordingly, tho stock had to
DO sold.
The standing cause for the decline WAS also
freely circulated tho Commodore was sick.
This ruuor WIS quickly denied, only to give place
10 another, to tho effect that there waR hitchi in
the negotiations between tho Trust Company aud
Laao Shore, and that the Commodore could not
put up tho securities he agreed to. When this
report had gone tho rounds it gnve place to more
mischiovous lumors TINT some large stock firms
Eero in trouble, Tho day closed without any
body being reported to the Stock Exchange, Of
any nan,o bclng mentioned.
The decline iu Vanderbilt atocka brought out
other long stocks, and tho bears also sold frao1y,
which arrested tho downward movement. Many
operators arc Oil the bear side, for tho reason
flint it is now easier to soil than to buy stocks,
and this carried prices down on every uufaYor-
ablo ruulor.
ranged from to 1-a2, and olosod at the lower
rate.
FonE1oN EXCHANGE
quiet and steady at 10G5 for primo bankers'
City days. sterling, and 108 for sight.
quiet and firm at 10s3S@10891. Rates paid for
carrying, 2, 9, !, s, ind q. the final rate being
per cont. Olearings, $24, 900. The Treasury
operations for tho xeel1, at the New York Office,
included the disbursement Of 4700,00D in gold
for interest, and III tho redemption Of 520 bonds,
and receipt Of 81 ,1o9,0 00o for customs. Specie
exports for the week, nearly 100000, principally
silver bars, aud imports over I1 900. Gem
eral merchandise imports, including dry goods,
s5.830,o09. Produ % exports, 81, ,430, ,526.
Governments dull aud strong.
srATE BONDS
dull and unchanged.
MISCELLANEOUS.
hallway and miscellaneous speculation was firm
at the opening, and prices mado fractional ad
vauco over tho improvement yesterday after
noon. The market soon became weak, and {,
general decline followed, ranging from II to 81
per cent There waa slight recovery, shortly
before, and at tho second cali, but tlnH waA also
soo1l lost. and great depression ruled from that
time out. Western Union advanced from 6615 to
6771, ind later declined per cent. New York
Central fe1! OF from e93S to e511 md loft or ut
sc. Lake Shore recoded from G51l1 to G01S, and
closed at cox. Rock Island declined from o116
to 674; Delaware, Lackxwauns & Western,
from 87S5 to Is. and New Jersey Central from
891i3 to 81. Wabash rose from 4016 to 41]]6S, aud
sold late In the day at 3711.
StorIiue G3<
, 1873-10-27

From the Catholic ItiearGph fLtncintlatl.
THE CloN1NNAT1 CoMMEHo1AL.-We aeknowl.
edge the perfect right OF this paper to insult uB.
But We olaim tho Same right to roaent ita insnlta.
We coukt I'LL soyoral numbers OF tho Telegraph
months, and yoars past, IN which, evory thing
that malice could suggest against ourselves aud
our fellow-C Catholics III overy part OF tho world,
against our faith and morais, llas boon repeated
tsque al ,'auseam. It is daily insulting, on nc
count Of their faith, those whom all Catholics
royero. But not for this alone do we cry " Stop
tho yilo shoot" Ita spirit has boooulp decidedly
Inlldei, II not Athoistio. We therefore eay, and
ask all who huso any regard for cur Judgment
and advice to aay: Discontinue sonding ns tho
Commercial" II. b. PURCELL.
, 1873-10-27

sAN FnANcraoo, Oct. 25.-spooa1 dispatches
from unes, Sonora, report a 1ght betweou tho
reyolutoniBts aud the Government troops, on
Sept. 20, at night, at Conicant Thoro woro
few wounded on each side. Bandits are joining
the rebe1s.
Gov. pesauiora levied tax of 995, 900 On nine
districts Of tho State for tho suppression Of tile
insurroctfon. 4 quayamas correspondent Of
tho San Diego Union, under date Of the 10th
inat., says that thcro has boon no fighting yes.
has 400 men. and will havo 500 On bis arrival
there. The revolusiontsta number 400. pes-
quiora expects to cruHh tho rebellion with little
blopdsled,
, 1873-10-27

NEW YonK, Oct. 25.-Tho trial Of Stokes wns
continued to-day, when brother-ln-1aw Of Alrs:
that ho never saw Fisk with pistol or pistol
pocket in his pantaloons. DR.. Wood said that
he would not say that Fisk'a wound was uocos-
aarily fatal.
Recorder HacEett testified that ho saw Stokes
before the shooting standing on the step Of tho
Grand Central Hotel, looling apparently ex-
oitedly up the street. He spoke to Stokes, but
no answer was maio.
Au officer OF tho Court was dreased in FiBk's
clothos aud tue position OF the bullet-holea in
the cloak examined.
, 1873-10-27
ST. LOUIS BRIDGE TROUBLES.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 25.-Several prominent st,
Louisans having toegrapled President Grant
aaking him to protoct tho greatest intoraats OF
proyal of the report OF tho Committee Of En-
elneosH On the st. Louis bridge, asserting that
tho Bridge Company have not bcon permitted to
bo heard while Testimony wRs resolved on tho
other n|de. The President roplod thRt the ap-
subjeot hhall be referred to oougroBs, and less
could not be done.
, 1873-10-27
Tho H1cCook Murder Case,

yANKroN, D., T., oct 26.-In tho Diatrlo
brought in, aud p1esded not guilty 10 the ndiet-
n,ont for granddaughter. Judge Darnea then
stated that, i'll the absence OF utatuto upon this
point, tho question Of bail was baHcl on common
laws, aud was within the discretion of tho Court,
and, as the obioot not to punish tho acoslsed,
but to secure Ills attendance for trial. ho Thought
1t proper to allow linn to give bail. Tho bali in
tie case Ia llxod at a50,o00. and 1t is probable
that thla will DO giyon. and the accused released
from custody sometime this evening.
, 1873-10-27
INDIANAPOLIS.

Special D'tpatch to 1hs tAiea0o Tribune.
1Np1AxAroL1s, Oct. 25.-A largely-attended
meeting was held at the Chamber Of Commerce
tonight to talk over the beat methods Of relev-
ingthe present stringency in money matters.
Speeches wero made by the Hon. ". II. English,
ex-member Of Congress, Gen. .straight,. Judge
Jordan, and othera. 3lr. Engliah argued Htren-
uonsly against further initiation Of the currency,
and Advocated tho prompt payment OF dobts az
tho surcst and safest ronlody. The genoral
feeling ia in favor OF imitation. The meeting ad-
iournel ono weok.
, 1873-10-27

4 polyGnnaist Convicted Of Adultery.
Eycupea 'rhrouEa. Tochnlcgaitics-.
Personal.
SALT LAKE, Dot. 25.-Ilawkins, who had two
polygamouH wives, and was proaecuted by tho
first wife for adultery in tho District Court,
convicted, and sentenced to throo yoars In the
Peultontisry. obtained hla liberty yesterday by
, 1873-10-27
KHlVA.

st. PErEnsDyno. Oct. 25.--A dispatch from
Central Asia brluga intelligence Of frightful
scenes In Khiva. Upon evacuation Of that city
by Russian troops tho Gourmela royo1ted, and
plundored and destroyed the town. In addition
to these oxcosscs, tho UabokB slaughtered 1000
Of the emanoipatod Porsians. THO Khan sent to
order, but it is not Known what answor WIS
Bont.
, 1873-10-27
Tho Jackson County {Iu.} Treasury
Deficicncy.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct. 25.-Ihe robbery Of the
Jackson County Treasury, on Sunday night,
that county, tho conviction gaining ground that
there has been no robbery ut all, but that de-
f1cit existod In the Treasury, aud TINT tho pre-
tended robbery was concoctod as d cover. Tho
Board Of Supervisors have boen IN session DUR
ing the week examining the Treasurer'a nc-
counts, but as yet have taken no definite action.
No artost has been mado and no rewards Of
1orcl, for the roason that tho Board bofoyos no
robbery las been committed. Treasurer J. a.
Bryan has borne an irreproachable character
1,nrat nfnra-
, 1873-10-27


New Yonk, Oct. 25.-CorroN-1rregul and lower;
niddng upland, 1SNo.
sS 5r 5a but ssS %essn 1u
soss ws S 1sat ss,t s4es %
Rye -four duh and lower At *lao@5.4o. Corn meal
more active and nrn; Western. $s.'o@3.s5. Wheat
:sss :peas s y oesss osRSas No
d ana i s5o req bnsey sha a
ss - ss bS ..a asS s
ssAe osss 'aesssssd reeeps, % 9saso ba. w. ''A'"'
Hay AND nors-Unchanged.
WooEs!eady unw.shea, se@soc: ,n,. a
dull and heavy fatr to good rohng,' 'SH3S:o qo- Mo-
laaaes dull aud unchanged. Rice quiet; Carolina,
PErno1Ruat-Dull nnd unchanged.
TuRPENT1NE-E1rm ut A2hc. .....
paov1aloss-pork quiet; now mess, $146o@10.oo.
@ sheuidors I 5o Mdes @ quiet % and Hsa' one
clear, sae iong md short elear for pece19ss and
BurrEn-Firm Western arkin, l8926c.
GnEEsE-quiet and steady; Western factory, is
Wn1sx1-Dull and lower, at os@93Xo.
LOUISVILLE.
1ou1sNrIIE, Oct os.-Baau1Na-5t Steady 13A@15c.
DREADsruTFs-Four in fair demand and IN.
changed.
pnoyrarnNg-In Hrht nrlsr and Jrfrna REV
brcss nart s16 a W.eonsi,oui.Isrs 7SStF,Ic. cicsr
rib 7E@7.o: c1ear Tstc. cash. Du{k laSg:s Nominal
IarefDzfinrsee III fi|c. >$"' ~N''' ~3 @''
Wn1axYNGuiat at SIC.
PHILADELPHIA.
@t rss f9ga Flour
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