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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. WEDNESDAY sEPTEM

Sc, spot Oats very firm; No. 81, spot; ss3
seller September. Barley steady and I'M
changed. Rye easier, good demand. Pork
demand fair; S23 Is, spot; s22 1922 20
seller October. Lard-demand fair; 134 spot
or seller October. Bulk meats-good demand
at full prices; short rib middles 12ss, short
clear middles 123. Whisky qniet and steady.
CINCINNATI, Sept. %. - Flour quiet but
steady. Wheat quiet and firm; red ST 30G
! 40. Corn dull; shelled 5000. Oats steady,
demand moderate, 3O@45. Barley quiet and
mand fair, market firm, S22 124@22 25. Lard
quiet; summer 1871, country kettle 49,. Bulk
meats-demand fair; shoulders 81, clear rib
sides 12II, clear sides (none here.) Bacon
demand fair, market firm; shoulders 81, clear
rib sides 13I@l3a, clear sides, scarce, 1890
a. Hogs-demand good at full prices; good
light to medium heavy 81 70@S, good to ex-
ira butchers So 20@S 40; receipts 1000
Whisky dull, 81 a.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2S.-Flour, rye, whisky
and bagging quiet and unchanged Wheat
firm, 70@76. Oats quiet and firm, 4l@47.
Bulk meats-shoulders 9, clear rib sides Is,
clear sides l34. Bacon-shoulders 81, clear
rib sides IA, clear sides IA. Hams-sugar-
cured scarce ami firm, l5 Lard-tierce
14@144
ST. Louis, Sept. %. = Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-No 2 red winter 81 63
GA. Corn frmer; 50. Osts dull and droop- |
ing; No. 2 81 cash and September. Barley |
md rye quiet and unchanged. Pork inactive, |
obbing lots sold at S22 1923. Lard dull
md nominal Bulk meats steady. Bacon
irmel; shoulders 81, clear rib 49, clear
ides IA. Whisky quiet and unchanged.
Hogs higher for best grades. Cattle-demand
Lctiye
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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

CLEARF1ELD. Pa, Sept. 2S.-United States
Senator Wallace. in his speech tonight,
charged the condition of the country on Re.
publican extravaganza and Encouragement.
He said the country could not resume specie
payment in 1879, because no preparation has
been made for it. The Erie platform did not
mean indefinite postponement Of specie pay
ment, but its whole thought is for ease to an
overtaxed people.
We have paid since 1865 an amount exceed
ing the whole debt of Great Britain. Give
the people rest from this exhausting labor
Economy in the administration must open
the door to resumption, and we ought to save
the money paid the national banks on their
bonds by exchanging bank currency for gov
notes.
The path of the Democracy is to save your
money, to pay your debts. The true money
of republic is hard money. We reach the
latter through the former; but the people
must have time to recuperate their exhausted
energies"
State finances and State issues occupied
much of his speech.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK. Sept %, 1910 P M-Cotton-
spot easy; Ordinary 10l, Good Ordinary III,
Low Middling 123 Middling 49,. Middling
Alabama 13ss Middnng Orleans 13s.
Futures dull; Low Middling for September
13s@13 SIG, October IL l3 16@125, Novem-
Der and December ~ 11-l6@l23, January
II 13-l6@i28, February 1908 Liz, March
13l@13 SIC, April 10 7-l6@l34. May 1890
10 lI-16, June 1908 1916.
NEW YORK, Sept. %. Evening.-Cotton
closed steady; Middling Uplands 13l. Orleans
1875; net receipts II; gross 1924; CONSOLE
dated net receipts 1886; exported to Great
Britain 1850.
Futures closed barely steady; sales $4,000
as follows: September 13i, October II 1872
@125, November II 1l-16(912 1882, Deem
Der IL % 32@12i, January 125. February
ID Lilo. March 13l. April - Is 80, May
10 11-l6@13 24-32, June Is 30 32@13 1916,
July II l-l6@l4 1882, August IA 3-16@14I.
CHICAGO, Sept 2S.-Flour dull Wheat
demand chiefly speculative; No. Chicago
spring 81 1o4, spot; 81 OH seller October;
~. : ~ So4. CorA A...s-; NJ. u4.Aed,
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MADRID, Sept 28-The King, to-day, re-
eeived the Mexican Minister, who presented
with his credentials, President Lerde's recog-
milton of Alfonso as King of Spain, and con-
CALCULATIONS on his accession.
Accounts of Carlist assertions continue TO
be received. Several bands have voluntarily
dissolved in Catalonia
Gen. Dorregarary is ill He has left Estella
and gone to the baths of Loros, on the Bay
of Biscay.
The report is confirmed that Don Carlos
dismissed Gen. Saballs from the command to
which Castells has succeeded, that of direct
ing operations in the neighborhood of Orjar-
yum and Hermann.
A further contingent of two thousand SOL
diers will embark for Cuba on the LIST and
p proximo.
1t is reported dissensions have occurred
among the Carlist leaders, Dorregarray, Men,
dora and Perula, which Don Carlos himself is
unable to reconcile.
The Carlist leader, Gamundi, has been de-
feated at CASTILLO, in Catalonia.
sels, Kruschewaz, Tschoplina, Struke. and
Ljubuschka, in Herzegovina, near the Dalma-
tian frontier, have joined the instruction.
The Turks have retired in the direction of
Stalatz.
The general position of aft .irs in the insur-
rectionary districts is unchanged. Turkish
is only maintained by strong
column of troops. The insurgents are in
but lack supplies.
BELGRADE, Sept. 28.-The reply of the mi |
1ority of the Skoupchtina to Prince Milan's |
address demands an immediate declaration of |
var.
ROME, Sept 28 -Cardinal McCloskey re-
eived letter from Cardinal Cullen, announc-
ng that the entire Irish episcopate assembled |
t Maynooth, adopted resolution congratu-
ating him on his elevation to the sacred col
eye.
BERLIN, Sept. 28.-The bank has raised
he rate of interest to six nar cent
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Mr. s. W. Moody, the proprietor of Moody 3
Granite Palace, corner of Royal and Canal
streets, is again at his post, having just re-
turned from business trip to the North,
where he has spent month looking up and
purchasing fashionable novelties for the fall
and winter trade. He has laid in splendid
supply of everything necessary to gentle
mems complete outfits. The nobbiest scarfs
and the most elegant articles of gents under
ware, can now be found in abundance at his
great fashion emporium.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2S, 1890 P. Motion
quiet; Middling Uplands 14-16i. Orleans
z 4-16. Estimated sales to-day 5000 bales,
1000 being for speculation and export.
Receipts $4,000 bales, of which 1000 were
American.
Arrivals 1-16 lower; December and January
shipments by sail, from Savannah or Charles
ton, not below Low Middling, 6ad; Novem-
Der and December do. 6ad
LATER. P. M. - Cotton unchanged; the
sales to-day include 4400 bales American.
LATER P. M.-October and November
shipments from S.vannsh or Charleston, not
below Low Middling, 6&d.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and
unchanged.
LONDON, Sept %, 4 P. M.-Consols SO 1916
PARIS, Sept. %, P. M.-Rentes 65f. 45c.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, MILL RIOTS.

FALL RIVER, Sept 28.-The workmen were
unmolested to-day. The mills are working
about the same as yesterday.
The workmen are making propositions,
which it is hoped will be accepted by the EN-.
ployers and full work resumed.
Qnite a crowd assembled at the Daval mill
without any demonstration of violence. Else
where all remains quiet The militia are sta
toned at various police stations
Nearly all the mills moving have increased
the number of hands to-day.
The manufacturers declare they are indif.
ferent as to whether they start up or not, but
will keep the mills open few days to give
the operatives chance to show whether they
desire to resume work, but they will not con-
tinue to run with one-third force, which
must entail much loss.
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FOREIGN NEWS,

LONDON Sept 2s-The Daily Ne,os fnan
cial article has the following "The condi.
ton of the German money market has be-
come most peculiar Accounts from Berlin
speak of the extraordinary tightness of money
there. The minimum in the discount mar.
ket has advanced to five per cent, or quite up
to the bank rate of discount The withdrawal
of bullion from the Bank of Prussia has been
on such scale as to raiseithe expectation that
the bank rate of discount will be advanced.
Germany is carrying through great transfer
nation in her money system. This ightnes,
is the price paid.
In addition to substituting uniform gold
standards for varying silver standards which
formerly existed, an alteration which will
come into operation on New Years Day next,
and Uniform system of money, the govern
ment has simultaneously altered the whole
of the currency and banking legislation. 1t
is the foregoing changes the pinch of which
is now felt"
A Reuter- telegram from Shanghai states
that Vice Admiral A. p. Ryder, commanding
the British squadron on the China station, is
at Chez Foo with four men-of-war.
The Scraps has proceeded on her VOYAGE
to Brindisi, where the Prince of Wales il to
embark for India.
A special dispatch to the Times from Vienna
says nothing is known there in best informed
circles of any ultimatum from Turkey to Ser
via.
The Victoria foundry at Leeds was de.
stroyed by fire. Loss, $1,000 Fifteen
hundred hands are thrown out of employ.
ment.
The authorities of the direct cable an
nounce break in shallow water A repair
ing ship goes out Immediately.
Cork, IRELAND, Sept. 2S.-The river rose
several feet. inundating portion of the city
and flooding the country for miles around.
Similar accounts come from other parts of
Ireland.
PANS. Sept 2s.-A committee has been
formed called the Franco-American Union,
with Mr.. Washburne President, aud Marquis
Novilles and Bartholdi, honorary Presidents.
The object is to erect monument on the
island in Long Island sound to commemorate
the hundredth year of American Independ-
ence
Advices received here announce that exsen.
sive fires were prevailing in the regency of
Tunis bordering on the province of Lavalle |
The flames had spread across the frontier of |
French territory. The latest accounts say the |
Ore was devastating the forests of Besimalah. |
VIENNA, Sept. 2S.-Servia in replying to |
Turkeys complain. about the Servians in
Bosnia, declares herself unable to restrain her
people any more than Austria, who has not |
prevented 1000 Croats from joining Herze-
yoyina.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Sept 8.-Outstanding legal
tenders, 1878 94l, 1914.
A twelve-inch steam whistle on Pollock g
light vessel, off Chatham, Mass. during thick
weather will blow five seconds, followed, after
an interval of twenty-five seconds by blast
of three seconds.
Nothing has TRANSFERRED regarding Delano's
successor.
The difficulty with this country over Minis
ter Bassett's harboring insurgents, has been
arranged. The Powhatan will not 90 to
Hayti.
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GENERAL MEMS.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2S.-Colu mbus s. Crook,
aged torty-fve, of the firm of Sinclair L. Co., ,
upholsterers and paper hangers, cut his
throat.
ST. LOUIS Sept. 2S-Mr. Davis has returned
from Colorado, much improved in health.
LONDON, Canada Sept 2S.-Mormon apos-
ties to the number of two hundred have
formed congregation here. Their meeting
last night was broken up by disorderly
crowd.
New YORK, Sept. 2S.-The subscriptions in
this city to the relief fund for the sufferers
by the Texas cyclone aggregate $3SOS, which
has been forwarded.
The horse disease is rapidly abating. It
has not been fatal in any known instance.
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THE COURTS.

DIR. E. Hayes has filed a suit for an in
junction against the city of New Orleans to
prevent the PRONUNCIATION of an ordinance
appropriating two hundred and fifty dollars
to smallpox hospital. He claims that under
the law the Luxembourg Hospital is the only
legal place where INDECENT patients can be
trs ated. and that any other institution has no
claims for services
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From THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. %, P. M.-Ba-
rometer 1896. Weather calm.
Arrived: Norwegian bark Wenkita, Lyche,
48 days from Rio de Janeiro.
No departures.
PAss-A-L'OUrRE, Sept %, P. M-Weather
calm and clear
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Tappahannock.
The schooner Lizzie bound to Honduras,
is still inside at anchor.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, Sep. 2S-Sub-T Treasury bal
arces-Gold $50, 1906 currency $57, $780,
869.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out S12, 900 on &C.
count of interest and $40, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to- lay S30S, 900.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,,

VIcKsBURG, Sept. 2S-Up: Pargoud at 9
last night. Dom: Natchez at P. M.
Arrived: ST. Genevieve at IL last night. The
river has risen 2 inches during the last "a
hours. Weather clear aud warm.
MEMPHIS, Sept 2S.-River fallen inches.
Weather clear and pleasant. Departed ::
Rosa Miller for Arkansas River, Augusta for
White River, Lille for Cairo, Jaeger for st.
Louis, Carrie Kouns for New Orleans, the lat
ter last night.
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Louisiana's bitter experience of faithless
Radical officers is at last beginning to bring
its remedy. The Attorney General of the
State is preparing and will present to the next
Legislature, for its adoption as amendments
to the Civil Code series of reformatory laws,
the prip cipal of which will be one making it
felony for any State officer or member of the
Legislature to audi. any fraudulent claims.
F......s...gs peS.a.
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A gentleman who was informed that his
artistic son spent his time in idleness went to
his studio one morning, and seeing no evil
dences of work, asked, "Where is the picture
you have pretended to be working on all this
timer" "Why, sir, answered the son, :" it is
picture of the moon, and I've done it with
such fidelity to nature that it can't be seen in
the DAYTIME"
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MARINE.

GALVESTON, Sept. 2S.--Arrived: Steamship
City Of Austin from New York.
GALVESTON, Sept. 28.-Arrived: Steamship
City of Houston and bark Sabine from New
York, and bark Hans Lamonet from Rio.
New YORK, Sept. 28.-Arrived: Caledonia,
Reading and France.
Arrived out: Atlas, Queen and Rhein.
LONDON. Sept. 2S.-The Ida from Bristol
for Pensacola, put into Plymouth, leaking.
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PROBABILITIES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-For the South At
lantic and Gulf States, partly cloudy weather
and q slight rise in temperature, easterly to
southerly Winds stationary or rising barom-
eter aud local rains near the south Atlantic
and east Gulf coasts, followed by falling bar
ometer in the southwest
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TRAGIC DEATH OF BRIDE AND BRIDEGRooM

RosEvnLE Pa, Sept. 2S.-Wm. Russell, a
widower living with his daughter, introduced
into the house girl named Mary Stokes,
about whom there had been some scandal.
Russell left the house for the purpose of
marrying Mary Stokes. His daughter left
also, and met Horton Harst, an engagement
with whom through the opposition Of Russell
had been broken eff
Hurst persuaded Miss Russell to marry him,
with some friends at tavern, when Russell
entered and attack Hurst with knife, Hurst
drew revolver; the daughter threw herself
between husband and father, and was shot
dead. Hurst seeing his wife dead shot him
self, falling ifeless by her side.
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THE INDIAN COUNCIL.

RED CLOUD AGENCY, via Cheyenne, Sept. 81.
The Commission has decided not to meet the
Indians again until they determine what they
will do. The chiefs have been holding a
council. Much turbulence prevails among
the young men, and frequent sho.s are hea d
around the agency night and day.
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
T1oN.-Messrs. Nash & Hodgson, auctioneers,
sell at 104 o'clock this morning the entire con-
tents of the two story frame residence on
the corner of Coliseum and Pleasant streets
The Prytania street car passes within one
square of the premises. See the advertise
ment.
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CIVIL RIGHTS In PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 28-There will prob
ably be suit for damages, growing out Of
the refusal of Mount Moriah Cemetery Asso-
citation to receive for burial the remains Of
Henry Jones, colored, the well-known caterer
of this city,
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CITY COUNCIL.

The City Council met in regular session al
noon yesterday. Hon. G. ]. Leeds, Mayor, il
the chair, and all the Administrators present
Ordinances making appropriations for the
month of September, as follows, were called
up and passed.
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department of Finance. .......... $1,441 81
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department of Public Accounts. $50. 1898 81
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department of Assessments ...... 425 90
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department of the May, ........ 1904 9S
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department of Commerce. . 1876 &c
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department of Water Works and Pub
lie Buildings. .............. 1914 81
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department of Police. ........... 2,473 81
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department Of Improvements. 49,. 1864 50
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Surveyors Department .'........ LOGS SO
Officers, clerks and employees in the
City Attorneys Office. 1913 80
Salaries of Mayor and Administrators. 4, t25 90
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John Burke, Clerk OF the Superior Dis
trict Court, account for clerks costs
in city tax suits of 1875. ..........$ So 900 OC
Amos Morrison. Sheriff of the parish of
Jefferson, for proportion of fees in
criminal cases assessed against the
city of New Orleans by the parish
committee, for the months of July and -
August, 1875, as per voucher ... 1873 Is
Total. ..-.................. $S,138 Is
Fay roll OF municipal police COURTS. 4,033 80
Pay roll of Superior Criminal Court. 491 66
Pay roll of Sanitary Inspectors. ... SIG Is
Pay roll of Cor oners. ........... 1924 80
Pay roll Of City Physicians. ..... 100 90
Pay roll of Jury Commissioners. ... SO 80
Salaries Of the Fifth and Seventh JUS
tees of the Peace and Constable. 80 1,O75 90
Pay roll of police officers detailed for
special duty in the various municipal
police courts. ..................... 1877 50
Pay roll OF Sanitary Inspectors. ...... 749 81
Department of improvements. ... 1903 90
Department Of Water Works and Pub
lie Buildings. 1900. .......... 725 90
Department of Commerce, Wharves
and Landings. observation-disclosures. 12O 90
Grand total. .$54, 265 so
, 1875-10-25
CRIMINAL.

About o'clock yesterday morning = man
named James Bancroft was assaulted BY two
young tnen near the corner Of Jefferson and yau
Buren stroets. lie succeeded In escaping froul
tfIoit gTAap without sustaining serious Injury Or
loss ct yalusbles,
John Wilson and James Royuolua, two hnsl-
oheo httla slnncta ot tender a.o. have maze =
ptaessco OF breaking In q butcher shop on Adams
"ifeet avery Sunday evenug. At aundry times
s'!oy have cleaned out tho cash drawer Of 4lB In
n'cae!s aud pennca, and various pacAagou Of
currency. otnctr Rodgers laid iu wait for tie
hoss last osontng. and SITTER they had ransAcked
tIo c9sh oIawet OF a package Of di[sp,usked
as1tp 10 selzed them and Inaschsl thaW I'd 20
the At1noty. NJ ~
hatlo l!sErlp9ton. Ne!!ie Lemout and .Ionn,e
iatker, doalZana o! the lousa NJ. b01 Anuih
CIAfk street. became 10 excltol viii, tha h.d
liquor they had lmblbed, haturtay evening. th.t
they tmagined the muscular daseio.neut II ,heir
ro. when Thomas O'Ilate called OF, the,n abo.,t MI
oelnck yestsrdAy morning, tbs three set t,s,o,,
llitn and hammered h,B body unurr,,f,,It,s
cutting ~ artery in Ills hosd. Tho wullud W.
attended 10 by = physician, 1aomaS vas brouci,t
I" t!!s Afuosy, hna Officer Owen MAiuncy tuilsi
the house. sunlulestel wi! sut1yasos 10 Nnd
Lit who ~aa wrong thts murnng.<
Tho hand Of af!lIot.on ase1ns to haye smitteo
that representation VI tho ''l.ilies Of the Val
lev" 5liks Mcdonald, uukiudly, Of late. Last
Thursday ujght his stable u.s Invaded b. some
" lho slalt. wao lett eyiuencea Of their y1siln.
urn - the extent Ut tA00. Hut lhe crorciuc
VoEl 0f tho cunulug ones, and the o.!e WHICH
l.a4 Piled that lr'ly good man With Krisf IN.
krtal4hle. WA !cseFyed fur Saturday. Sud. ~ 4
tslues " tho dsy Of rest Mike s4sils hlmsslf,,