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SPORTING MATTERS.
The Cleveland, Saratoga, and Good
wood Races.
Anglo-Amerioan Wrestling Match
Arranged.
THE TURF.
Special Dfspdteh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.

epee'a' o'spalon 70 4he cn'eao0 1''00"s'
. CLEVELAND nAoEs'
U1EVE1ANpt u, July 2o.-Iho races oponoa
this afternoon, about 5000 pcraoua being pros
AMI md &ho trac1< Init a,3o1,tlv nfrootod by tho
~ooort ho.4. rs;,a ~ tho horaca ontored
.econ. nonsy ta'ns' y, 11o n9''qe s.".,s. oa
TOT tho 2:34 r4co, Alval anu realnaueh.
wore drawn. The raeo vas Won ~
three straight hents by MambIlno q uiit, o"nea
by Ira IL; Nye, OF thnt' M1ch. stemats, Ma,
lonoy and minnesota uhiot oane H., T. neox .aa ana
neck, making doad hoad hoat. tno gooonu
third and fourth money was gn,o. gwen 10 n'o"afs
Maloney, MINNESOTA Ohief, en- ana dolddaSs. H. =.
In tho 2:27 race TOR @5,ooo. J. It. broWn, OF
Eric, and draco, Of Youngstown were draWn'
Tho fret heat IT, Taa % won By H. Lazy d banono, a
Now York. limo, 2:2f' Iho tI.e thIee neAs
heats Wero won 6y Notuot
bay maro owned by John 2. IntnoE, OF rmla-
dolphin. Como was drawn IN the soc2na On heat.
Tho second money was given to Lady Hlaneno;
tho third to Moliio Morris, owned ny H. ARM
strong, OF Detroit. .,-,,,-
In tho running RICO, bost TWO IN thfoo, Henio
Lush, owned In saiom, Ohio, won the hfas neas.
Time, l:47A Tho second and thifa leata "ore
won by Port Leonard, owned by u. "olon. OF
F1cksburgh. lime, l;4o}5 and 1:49.
oIEVE1ANp, o.. July 29.-Iho Ing, thlra annual nn
meeting Of tho Cleveland Olup commenGea Ms'
today under invofablo c1foumhtaneon: =; 1s Ing
track, though little slow on account oi tno ram
last night, was In good condition. In and LII the IT.
, 1873-07-30

railroad AcCtdentss
Monu1Bor. ILL.,, July 20.-3h1a evening At 6't6
, 1873-07-30

", s. KAUFMAN, Obsorycr,
Room 78 Major Block, Chicago.
, 1873-07-30
WEATHER AND WATER.
War Department. weather Report.
LOCAL. OBSERVATION. -
1t11u

Ma xI1num Thermometer, 10.
Minimum thermometer, 60.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
TUESDAY, July 20-10lB p. m.
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Er Kunkers Bitter Wine of Iron

(. huuhtl DlttuE " AAO Va AVA
f. f. kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine
Of Iron will effectually cure liver complaint,
iaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility, chronic diarrhea, disease OF the
kidneys, and all diseases arising from
disordered liver, stomach or inteshnes :;
such as constipation, fiatulenee, inward
piles. fullness of blood to the head, acldity
of the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
for food. fullness or weight in the stomach,
sore eructahons, sinking or futtering at
the pit Of the stomach, swimming OF the
head, hurried or difficult breathing, Hut
tering of the heart, choking or suffocatlng
sensations when in a lying posture, DIM
ness of vision, dots or webs before the
sight, dull pain in the head, efficiency o
perspiration, yellowness of the skin anC
eyes, pain in the side, back, chest, limbs
&c, sudden Pushes of heat, burning in tn
flesh, constant imaglnings of evil and grea
/ depression of spirits.
/ They are entirely vegetable and fire.
/ from alcoholic stimulant and all injurlou
ingredients, and are pleasant in taste an
smell, mild in their operations, will remov
impurities from the body and give healt
and vigor to the frame. Beware Of couI
terfeits.
/ Sold only in 81 bottles. Sold by Drut
rists and dealers everywhere, and IN Rot
Island by Smith 4 Bonney and Jof
Bengston.
f. F. KUNkEL,
Proprietor, No 259 North Ninth stree
pbiIadelnhia, Pa To- ld&wlm
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dict rendered in accordance with the facts.
sfcGREGoR, Ia, Oct. 26.-There have
been found six bodies this year in the
River. near Prairie du Chen,
Wis. No one can tell how the poor I'm
fortunates came to their sad end.
Messrs. Carroll and Hankness, of Hes
per. Ia, while riding were thrown from
the wagon, and both knocked senceless.
Hankness was severely injured in his hip
and back. CAROLS face received some
ugly gashes, and his body was bruised
badly.
Mr.. Major, of Iowa Falls, while absent
n short distance from his house this week.
was called by the cries of his wife and chill
dren. On arriving at his house, he found
his wife and two children burned toEa crisp,
caused by the. explosion Of a Kerosene
lamp.
MORRIS, ILL.,, Oct. 24-Two remarkable
eases of poisoning have occurred in this
place. In one case, young man was ac-
cidentlv hit on the forearm, near the
wrist, By the point OF pair of barber
shears The wound at first was very
slight, hardly safflcientto attract attention !;
huf it has since assumed the appearance
of a uoison, and has SO swollen the arm
that amputatiou is considered necessary.
| The other case is that of ayoung man who
came to this place with his wife to visit
I friends on a bridal tour, A few days ago
he went to Chicago, and bought On the
ears one of the boxes of candy which are
sold upon every train. Very soon after
eating some Of the candy he felt sick, but
remained on the cars until they arrived al
Chicago. There he Immediately sent tol
a physician, who pronounced him poisoned
and. as the yauns man could think OF moth
ing he had eaten poisonous, he was ad
vised to return immediately. which he did
but he gradually grew worse, and died
The attending physicians here pronounc
it case of p isoning, aud state the az
pearances indicate poisoning by arsenic
All the circumstances point to the cand
purchased on the cars as the cause.
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REASONS WuY.-The reasons why III
Price Special Flavorings Cinnamon Lem
on Vanilla, etc, are superior to all Others
is because they are prepared from .he
choicest selected fruits and aromatlcs,
without eoloring or poisonous oils, that all
the Aavorins principles are retained I'M
changed by chemical action, highly eoneen-
trafed recurring less to favor, that there
is no deception in bottles as they hold one
half more than those sold for the same
size That they are in every particular
Ike his celebrated Cream Baking Powder,
lust as represented.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-28

THE WORLD MovEs.-There Is stlll
hope. Many physicians of thorough medl-
cal education and long experience IN the
treatment of Cholera, Cholera Morbus,
Dysentery Diarhna, Cholera lntantum-
aud Summer Complaints ia general, IN
hesitatingly recommend DIR. McCabe re-
nowned Medicated Blackberry Brandy, as
the surest and safest remedy ever pre-
| scribed. lO-2oo@"-"
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Its no use, the poisonous hair prepare
tons have had their day and done their
mischief Now comes along NATURE s
HAIR RESTORATIVE, perfectly clear ar
ticle. which restores gray hair and keeps
the head in healthy condition. See az
,rnrtiSnInpnt
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Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil is very
valuable compound for rheumatism, and
every kind of pain, ague in the face ana
Jaws, neuralgia, spinal irritation, headache,
and lameness, bruises, Commissions ana
spr.inG
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-28
ADVICE for Everybody that costs Nobody Any
thing.

thing
Lotions and cosmetics make a superficial
coating on the skin give an artificial color
easily seen, but are vilely destructive to
the color. texture and pliability of the skin
itself. Wrinkled, haggard and premature
ly old looking, exactly describe those who
habitually paint their faces. If you
would have the clear, transparent, healthy
and soft tinted complexion which nature
gives. free from pimples, tan, freckles' o.
all other Disbursements, use Hand Sapoli'
the most effective and fragrant toile
soap ever manufactured. Sold by all deal
/ ers at ten and fifteen cents a cake.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

whole tickets $50 Halves ss5 Tenths, or each
raanon a.. IN ven Whole Tickets fer SEQ; 225k
aietets for 1900: Ii3 Whole Tic,-ets for 5000
saT hole Tickets for sio.n00 No discount en- lees
than $500 worth OF Tickets at time.
Tickets nos ready for saIe and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filed. Liberal
terms given 20 those Who buy 10 sell again.
THOS. L. BRA MLETTE
Ag't PUP Lihr. Ky. anu Manager Gift Concert
Public Library Baildlng. Louisville. Ky
For ticket al E. Breunert's or Smith & Bonney,
Drug ,fose. la-6d&w1m
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LOCAL NOTICES.

DR. Stone, ll2 West Madison street, has
proven his reliability as thorough practi-
toner. See his card in another column.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-28

kHRs. JOHN W. GRANT IS DOING THE BEST
wi kind of Laundry WORK and solicits fayors; she
viii collect and deliver without extra charge
Illinois street, next door to Bromey's Jewelry
a-7dt
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r idder's Tonic Powder

SO snre ,plief for DYSPEPSIA and all diseases
Al arising from arrangement OF the digestive
Y "a organs Containing the best TONES ana
= - RoMATIc STIhULANrs in SOHO form II IL
,e most economical article in use II dfssolves IN
Iantly in water Wi e or Spirits may be added
row ELL 4 co. Charlie town. Mas.
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6IaaRO HOUSE.


BYRON a BALDWIN, PropEierors.
Formerly Of the Everett House, Chicaso.l
The GEgAKn HuUsE II irsE-clos- In all IL appoint
aotnrs j. heated BY steam has elevator and con.
aims l50 large airy rooms, which are neatly ano
elegantly furnished. 1t II centrally located, con
yenent to the street carr aud easy 81 acce@s |" y
-aiirnsds and steamers entering the city. To sui
ne wants Of those desiring good accommodation
At reasonable rates. the terms have been made
ONLY TWO DOLLARS PER DAY
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Boarders Wanted.

A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACC0MMODA-
"A ted with good board Cable street between
Jefferson aud Madison, third house from Episcopal
iG-t0dtf MRS. 4. W. RUSSELL
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Total. 1saoo Gifts. ALL CASH,
amounting siSe''o'u
The distribution viii be positive, whether 81 lis
,iies ar. sold or not and the IL 900 gifts all paid
iupr yportion the tice cts sold
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Wednesday, Dec. 3. 1873,

oniy sixty thousand tickets will be sold. The
tks : ar. ii V Ged into uupotS or parts
AT this concert. which will be the grandest Elu-
steal dfsplay ever Witnessed in this country, the
untrpcudcnted sum Of
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English L American
CARPE : ] s
BOTH CHRONIC AND ACUTE

Our prices are the lowest and designs
the choicest, and our stock complete In all
the different makes and grades. The lar
gest aud most complete stock of
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S25O.OOO for $50.

Tbe Forth Grand Gift Concert authorized by
4,,riaI at Of the L=gis fer the benefit OF the
Public Library Of neutucky, viii take place in Pub
lie Library Hall, st L ia sttl4r- KY
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S1.5OO.OOO,

divided into iaG O cash gifts will be distributed
lot among the tieoe;-hOlders.
LIST or GIFTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
PERSONAL.

Mrs Edwin NJ. Stanton is seriously i'll at her
home in Germantown, Penn.
Ex-Gov. Seymour viii deliver the annual
address before the Agricultural Society Of Susquehanna
Valley, at Unadilla, on sept. H.
1t is reported that ex-Gov Herschel V.
Johnson OF Georgia is to be editor OF Democratic
journal soon TO be started in Washington.
The Hon. John =. Hale, whose life was al
most desparcd Of few weeks ago, il improving daily
and his permanent recovery Is expected.
DR.. N6laton of Paris, after having been dead
according to French papers, is slowly recovering
and can amuse himself with the obituary notices pub
hshed by the enterprising Partisan journals
The Hon. Charles BTadlaugh sailed from
England for this country Saturday last He Will
the lecture field with three subjects: The Tn
parchment OF tie House OF Brunswick" An English
mans Views on the Irisn Question" ana Charles -
The Rev. K. S. Kendall, United States Con-
sui at Brndisi, Italy who died Geneva June 20,
was formerly professor in Illinois College and filled
pasnrates in churches in Machias, Me-
Mddlebury, VT, aud Vernon, Conn. He also for
snort time Consul az ST3sh0urg, until all the cOnsulatcs
there were closed order Of tue German Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. William CASTOR has been officially
informed OF his nomination Governor by the Massa-
cbusets Democratic Convention and has verbally
cepted.
Iowa Republicans display most remarkable
humOr by calling the anri-mOnOpoy Farmers party
in that state the Potato Bug party" The sort OF
wit was displayed toward similar party in California
few days ago. but 1t has suspended since the cleo
ton.
This is an uncertain world, and among the
uncertain matterso OF the future nothing be more
uncertain than who will be next Sheriff of steuben
County, ~ " and this for tho plain that sixteen
are running for the Office. II all OF them coud, by
elective miracle be chosen IL would be rather hot
for all kinds OF Indicators I'm Seuben County. And
only one happy man be elected, the thought Of the
other fifteen cursng and swearing In the paintive
manner ~ really painful the more the merrier," is
prOyer5 which Ia this falsihed 1t should be,
1.-THE more the mightier the muss !"
This insight into the management of the
Charestown NavyYard IA furnished by that rebeIlons
organ, The Boston Advertiser: Some idea OF the way
in which the Nayy-Yard is used by POLITICAL ricksers
may be Inferred from one two Instances. Not long
ago an order came from the Department in Washing
ton TO appoint an applicant TO certain placesuperin
tendent OF paints, perhaps at any rate Office which
did not exist and for the creation of which there
earthly reason, except that somebody had demanded
that the man should have position under the Govern
ment Whether the service he had rendered to secure
the place political not we cannot saw; but there
dining for him to do except to report regularly
payday, and 10 u doubtful whether he did
days work OF the kind nOminally given him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
DEP4RrCRE or f0RElGN NAILS
TUESDAY. SEPT. Q.


Mails FOR direct b. steamship Columbia close al
Sup en.ary Mail doabrpoge letters and printed matter is
Mails Turks Island Sayan, etc BY the steamship ARIEL close
Al supplementary Mail for d0ublepOge eiers and pune
matter closed the PoOnce 240 steamship sails from
Msis for Turk. Island aud Kingston steamship Atlas
close at2 m Supplementary Mail double postage letters and
printed closed the PostOEe 2iO Steamship sails
" ~ 49, '''- WEDNESDAY SEPT To-
Mails for Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Nevada at No Supplementary MNA Steausnp siis
at $50 NJ. from Pier No. ~ \. r.
A Pu,sian Closed Mail IS sent bY his line
Southampton and Bremel bV the steamship
Kron D close Supplementary Mail for double
steauslD sails at H., from pier foot Of thirsL Hobokcn
Ms for Hayt etc b. steamship Ficksbqrg close q
Mails BY the steamship f. NJ Arnd close at l. VI
Pier foot OF Fourth st, hObOkeu
THURSDAY. SRPT. IL.
via Plymouth ChebOurg and Hamburg per ,esm
Fnsa close ll:jO Supplementary lsl Tor lou
hostage printed matter Is closed at the PoOhce Al I:l5
a Il, steamship sa AZ from foot OF IhrisL. Hohoken
Mails Tor Havana direct b. the steamship City Of Merida close az
M Suppemeuary Mail for double postage letters and printed
P0tOmce 2:4O Steamship sails
At 3 D. M. from Pier No 3 n. r.
Mails Domingo SANTANA etc by steamship Ifoee close
et2 n m Steamship sails q , o n from Pier No. n r.
Mails for Bermuda, by the steamship P-n close az II NJ
steamship sails at 3 D. ~, from Pier No. 81 n r.
FRIDAY. SEPT. H.
M, for Y.wfoundana close at tho NewiOr Po0hee da
q D. d. via Halifax
M.l or IiafiT S. closed the New.York PooAee
SATURDAY. SEPT. IL.
France lnenst0wn and Liverpool
by the steamship Bauo. close at 1880 m supplementary ni
% 1ut.ge letters pnri matter closed az the PosOmce
A. . a. Steamship sails at 10 from White star Doc-
MIL tr Rarope va Southampton per steamship
postage printed matter V eod at the foe az l'lo
M Stramshin fom foot Of Third st. oboken
and PrusstE closed Mai - sent nY th line
Mails West BY the steamship Geo w Clyde close At m
Steamship sails at ; .. m. from Pier No. 20 T.
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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIyERPOOL-In steamship HaV Sept o-lIr and Ms
VIZ ht and ch Roges Mr. and Mn Best VIZ and Mrs.
W,ck Mr. ani N0huan, Madam Baehim, hr Garcia
and children Mr Mr. and Hrs Bradshaw and child
Nh and Burke ard Mrs Lvcse M Summerhed and
child Mis- s. Fox child Mrs. Chant AMI children, Mrs y
aV5or R1yno Mrs chd Mr. and MIS- Kenpson Mn.
iack Labor Bysater Oh Smyhe. Comek, Cat MARSHALL
Jennie " NcA els OYerton Mhtl Ragnel (3 Lee hH
hin ergin Mesr Chindey Worts Conion jasper Nherspoon
Rogers Andrew salmon. Sellcr, Walsh Benedict Grn Deerng
MaLal White Funeyr Nczels Foo Thatchei Peters Bass
m Jones Barns Appleton Ane LOyeay, Seward Robinson, Gnrn
ng Eyr Cole laineY Stnos DELANEY Rave, and Poutex
Bsksr Miss Wall Laton, Mr. Mrs Rose Nc Bell Pred
Myers Caswell b. r. D0naysn the Rev Wilson. Mr. and Mrs
Warm James Necl NeelV d. Rose Mrs Henderson j. v Hoag
C. tomperI ID. Knox, the Rev. s. Wall C. II. Van
Dev,uon LngtOn Riley, Mr. Mrs A. Garie and two
chidien and Mrs John Moiay L. T. Gnahs. NJ Haney H.
Crossley the Rev John BOYLE G. Ireland g. w Van
Siycs Miss Csss Acinty Jacob Pnge p d. Boyle, T. b.
Cnrlev A. s. McNay Miss Deeve Mr. and Mrs Cbas Gsrareno
Miss g. II. Hutchinson, Mss Jennie Phip,, Mrs NJ Glieni
Miss A. Hutchinson. Mr.. aud Mis-. NJ. Morris aud onll
MI. Duffy Morris, Mss Nerney Miss J. Nerney'
Mr. LghIhound W. A Withneh j. :. ButteTSorth. john
Dudley =. McAre. Mn C. McAhur and three ctNdren MIS-
Ashton Hadav. Miss BOYLE John Arnold j. Kelly K g. MAXIM,
VIM MAXIM W. Keton T. A. Barnes j. Could Henson, MI and
nt Mr. Barley Miss Buieryorh Mr. Hollis MIS- ios
sh Miss rue, Arnold Mr and Mrs. koseu Mr. Luey Mrs
Carlisle Mr. Amos W A. FOige M and Mira A. NJ JaeEson Miss
Jscscn Mis-. gla Jackson Dr. Bsndeh hr and Mrs J. II Seber-
nck M Langan Heneken. H. Suiet j. T. Porter H. Wool j.
Waters Roert Bornsie A. Hollis g. Carpenter L. Wilkes H. g.
Sieirrs r. Voe, Mclr, ST. Knnison SeuosnhoH tr Rev
fad Grace r. MeIIush Ms Gill the Rev aeGeoefan the Rev
Mr. saul MA, Hawkins Mr. Green, Miss Is White hs Luse
Mr and children Mrs MAJOR AID lSni l. D. Sanders
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noNPsTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Sept s-Coton Gm Low Mdihng ls40loc rIo'
adVancei 2je other grades uchai sel
sciiVe and Choice White ~ W 20 uool ~
81 7O0sl So Good b. Prime 81 10 dS oO tomlnoa TO far
do 500 Al 7Oi Indiana and Ohio d. 81 bOd-l ~ rem
,ylyana II G5aSl 20. Corn firm. Southern NhIe f4G CO.
Teoy 81 aG3r Western G3a6ic Oats nnner ana hghe
Southern 10 soc; Mired Western s4a4oe-i 40
Gr Iiar u1asnse Provisions Gmer Mess PoTA Sl' 1QSiS
Buk Meats fsr and hghu; shoulders o'g95c GEAR NO sues
90 IlOc Bacon firm and UNCHANGED Hans unchAnssl- hau
roua at Sd4 Western Batter anchinsed Conec strong AHa
unchanged Whisly dull and heavy al VBGJoe -. 90 -
BryP,Lo sept Blake and r m>orS ior Ae st 60 noul'
Pour Is JOS 6ls wheat 457 81 bash Corn lif62 bgsl
Ost 90 j97 bush Canal .pmeuisWhea NS w bush ton
22OI75 bush: Oat. 1855 bush Rye $500 tnsh Kali
eIges-whsai 3s4OO bush Som 800 100 9 So ei
Oats Size Railroad freighs advanced Dc on ourtn esn
fhs and Toe on Psar Flour active and 2oe higher 9r ~
Ground spring quoted: Western at 90 5OGt Bkers ~ aco
sma los o. MIsaaie sprBE 81 52 900 bush Cnoago No
snrrg 81 nol: Mlwaukee No Spung az II 52 90 No.
DO At 81 4Ods 42 Cncago No. sprng 81 40 White Mehgan
7OdSl OF lOOOO bush hlgh Mi.a a.
sac, Of " bush no blown 42 BareNo saes samples
Of Canala exhibited Ctauge to-day re nominal Al oVc
Barlev Malt eaiy Pnme Winter Western, III 25 Prime CnAd
81 30. Provisions unchanged -. -. -, p.
CHcAGo sept sRou-Demand hgn, hoasis hfIn s ~ ~
r., Sprug a. 5Oa 10 S7 Wheat qnst aud weak sales 20
spnug Al 81 90 40 spring 81 l5s4dsl 10 spotj II l4g
81 I4 September; 81 l21 October Cora IN lar dsAA. anu
lower; al asd4la,e cash september, ior no ht''
gu unchanged a2Sat Tor Ne = spot -s october
ksieeted 27e Rye steady % ~ for No. Barley un AMI 10
a ~ for No spring spot osayio Tor NO 90
Provision. qui.. snd unchanged slo o' w.
Bseon quiet unchanged fgghsIo9p to buh,i9s M
10 Kingston IT, for Wheat neceptIuOl bbs fouT 2ibOVV
hush Wheat 32I 5s 600 bush Oat. 900 his
Rec 40 OUO bush. BllieJ. siipnln'- VVV 1.4' ,
1000 bush. aai l6.OJU bush. Barley . 80,
CACaRAII beVL o-kOal STEADY 81 s4si 81 "neA' ~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-09
COTTON MARX ErN.

MEMPHIS. 8--Coon scarce Low Nidtings 1917; re-
80 Shipments 3i5 bales; stock 81 bales
PHfLADRLPHIA Sept SCOtou firm; Ni1dings 2o2 Low Mid
ugs l9ic Good 0nnarv, L.. net receipts, 1856 bales
MOBILE Sept SCOon irn ali irrcalr; MIlhngs lo4 Low
Mdirgs lG2; Good Ordinary, I4c net receDts 2S bales
eIpocoassg 459 h,les sales 100 bales STOCK o3b5 bales
ST. LOUIS Sept SCotor NORMALLY firm Mdtngs, lSc re-
eeipts. 80 bales; shipments 10 bales
GALVESTON Sept 6Coton quiet and firms TEXAS Ordinary
12 Good Orinary. Is Sc receipts l36 bales; gross l3U
bales erporcoawse, 6z2 bales. sales. 30 baei stock oIZO
bales.
GALVESTON Sept 8-Coon nomni Good Ordinary 10 Sci net
receipts 6l bales erporsoastg % bales sales bats stock
5,606 bales - -
NEwORLg,vs Sept s-Co,tOn que, ard frm; Mddlng Isle
bales; gross bales; sales 100 bales stock 6724 bales
Sept SCotton firm Mdlngs. l9 receipts, 4Oo
bales shipments, 50 bales, stock, co. ba.es. 80. 800
Mijhngs, 1870 lSA2;
ceipts. 1876 bales sales ISj bales.
SAyAySAH S.-Cotton active ard firm Adings lSlic.
425 bales; exportscosHse, J52 bles sales 100
baiesi stock, All bales -
CnARLEsToS sept good grades; Midilngs
1S4UlS i2; Low hddlngs. G3fDlSe; Good Ordinary lOs
49l baes eEpoccastNise, 1l2 bales sales lOO
bales; stock, 81 Is bales - -
Bosroy Sept S-Coiton .y,cing; Mddng 2lc net receipts
80 gross receipts 999 bae sales 800 6aes stock 9OOO
bales. .. -,
WnsrNGroE Sept 8Coon unchsngd Mtdngs lSl2s; net
cepts bales; eIpOrcosstr 4O7 bales stock 1883 bales
CNcISSKri. Sept. SCottOn hldings lSc receipts
50 bales; shipments 269 bales; stock 2S3l bales. $500
due, lgc: Street Ordinary, II 5Ol7lie; receipts
2G bales; eNportscowse. 1G bales, sales 2O6 bales STOCK
JiS bales
NorYofE Sept SCottor fnn; Low Mdilncs. 1Sl net re-
cp 4Si bales eTpos-coaHe. 2s6 bae'j sales, 30 bales
stock, | $40 bales