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, 1875-09-21
FOREIGN.
The Question Of War or Peace
to Be Submitted to the
People Of Servia,
Forty-efght Thousand Turkish
Troops Now tluartered on
the Serbian Border.
Insurrection Rapidly Spread.
ing in Bosnia-.-A Turk
ISL Defcat.Reported.
Turkey Calls upon the Mediat.
ing Consuls to Hurry
Up Their Work.
Report 10 The English Bondholders
On the Condition Of The
Eric Road.
Two Expeditions with Arms Land
on the Coast Of Cuba.
Three Thousand Cnrlists Cross
into Franco aud Are
Disnrlnc1,
Report 10 the English bondholders
On tho Condition Of tho
Eric Road,
Two Expeditions with Arms Land
on the Coast Of Cuba.
Three Thousand Cnrlists Cross
into Franco and Are
Disnriucd.
TURKEY.
SERTIA pELlBEA4TEH,


KnAdu,EvArz, Sept. 2u.--1n compliance with
tho earnest dostro Of Prince Milano, the de1ib-
e1ations Of tho Committee appointed to con-
slider tho address In reply 10 bis apeeeh will b
submitted to thu Chamber Of Deputies in secret
soes.ou. Tbs debates In the Cbanlber will also,
at tle rcquest Of the Prince. be kept secret. It
IL not yot known what will lo tho tono Of the
addrcsa.
Tho Soryiau nawBpapera aay that tho Govorn~
mont has received Rnoto from the Sublime ports
ASKING II Turkey mhy rely upon the mainte-
nance Of Servian neutrality. Tho Hetvlau Gov
ernment hsa not yet rcpliod-
49, Kn4ouJEvAT5, Sept: 20.-Tho debate IN tl>o
skuptschina On the address in reply to Prince
tlilano'a spreoh has commenced. Tho eosatona
Are bold with closed doors.
MORE wAnL1KK.
KnAaU,T7A1z, bspt. 39,-lt IL rumored that
tho addrehs Of the 6kuptschina does not mention
tho subject of Wat. but special address to
Prince M,lano will bo proposed, wherein the
House will ask Government 10 declare war. It
ia assorted thst tho Government will leAye the
initiau veto the nation,
11ouuNa m BOSNIA.
KnAou1EyATz, Sept. 20.-Adsiees from Bosnia
report ~ engagement yesterday between 2,oGJ
insurgents and Turkish brigade which resulted
IN tho retreat Of tho Turks. The insurieetiop
couunuos to spread.
ANOTHER sroBr.
In tho 6knptschna to-day tho addreea In reply
to Prince afi1ano, as reported By tho Committee,
waa adopted BY vote OF II yoAss to "A naJb.
The document gtmply pAraphrasea the Princes
speech regarding tho Turkish troubles. and con-
taios no warlike declaration. 1t w.ll bo preeont-
cd 10 tho PRINCE tomorrow.
Latest.
LONDON, Sort. 21-5:30 :. ma special from
Berlin sayH the Porto is endcayorlpg 10 Impress
on foreign porsrs the necessity OF fixing date
tor tho termination OF the Consular mediation in
thu iusurgeut canpa. The Turkish loyorntueut,
In view OF possible military requitomouta, has
ordered tue construction OF tho SOPHIA. Mach l.
Baujaluka Railway to be pushed With the utnoss
dispatch.
4 telegram from 7ieuna expl essos tho opinion
that noH TINT the Turks bavo had time to occupy
ip force tho Bosnian frontier, Tho ohancos OF 10.
ucH1ng the lnsurrection 1E Bosnia bayo vanished.
The Turks have nov force of $4,000 nen con-
contracted on tic frontier
, 1875-09-21


So.ttai Dispatch IT, TA< fdeaos T4ttunt.
MADISON, Wis, sept. 2o.-Tho po}itieAl var
nA1ou warm In this State, though thls far mainly
conausd to newspapers. Ia soply 10 10 olabor-
ato article in The democrat, seiterAhnx that tho
State WA short 10000 Oh Aeeoans OF funds de-
posited BY Major Baetz, atate Treaxnrar. In tbs
Dank of Madison in 1573 tic Journal publishes
an article tonight showing tLat Treasurer D&esz
draw his check On ssd bank Tor sl0, 600 sott. q.
lIe vas requested to, aud did, pAaa
that check to the account Of the fund
OF tho State Hospital for the Insane,
whose appropriation wan SOON to fill due;
that Mr. aii1eu, Treasurer Of tho Institution
look the check and rcoelpted to tho Iitsldont OF
the Bank therefor, had Oh Oct. !, the day the
announcement OF tho suspension OF tho bAnk
WAS made. tho Secretary Of State drew his war
rant Oh the State Treasurer for 513. rs, III
Guiding tho aforesaid $l0 000, Aud On Oct. 3, :wo
DAYS after the pa,,x closed, 1en. M,es, IS Tfca.-
ursr, OF tho Hospital. gaso biz receipt
to tho State Treasasar fos the fa!L suls.,
I copy Of which, certified BY tho present
6tAta Tteasufor, kneAn, ID pubsshea, and Il
AlHo appears that payments weIe duly made ly
Treasurer Milea Oh hospital account from the
above sum. 10 that neithut thS State nos Hos-
p,ta! hha lost anything. II Alr. Miles Hanls to
in return for tile favor shown him and the bank
NTH wh,ch he Was identified. It H. wholly pri-
vats matter. 0u the other hand It appears thai
$4,000 Deposited By the st&te-prlson Warden
In 1lopkins' rotten bank 1t Waupun IL claimed
by the Democratio paper. to be State
Figures Aro Also given alontng that the claim,
Of decreased a1pennr Ia running the State Gov
crntnent under Reform ru!o Ia unfouAded. and
that these is considerable dsf1esence Ia iayos
OF Republican management. several ltems hav-
i"g esen Increased by the presant Aduaipiatsa-
flUu.
, 1875-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS,
f1ASFNttSu~

!Spsefal Dtspatch to The chteaao tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., Sept. 20.-The Liberal Demo-
GRATIS County Convention Of this county was
held here this Aftatnoon, and tho following
nominations made, Fer Sheriff, Harvey
Leonard, sud for Treasurer, ". J. Nho!!s, both
renomiuated; for Auditor, Joaeph Dooloy for
Supervisor, George Murray: for Rapreaeut&-
tiyes, J. 4. Crawford L. MuelIor, aud J. 4,
ulrchatd, tue two Inst tenotnInAted. lii. Con-
uoliY, cue Of the former legislators, fsiletl OF
nomination bec&uao Ae favored wumau-su0tage.
4 resolution Was adopted Recommending Judge
llAsos ~ III Independent candidate f'F District
Judge. Iast year tho Lioesst party IN Ehss
Cuuuty had MAJ lofity Of 800.
Vt. FAuL SOUND kAoudH.
Sr<e1a1 Uns1Asch II 1h< Chts.t1a fribhhf.
st. Paul, him., Bapt. D.-Tls Chamber of
Commerce, AFTER 4 Long d'sc',asloi thus morning
upon Tie proposition OF ths New York Municipal
natl msxt month favorlug immediate resumption
Of specie payments, adopted resolution ~ fol-
3nwa: "Thas wo consider It the duty Of avery
eittzon. the business OF cVorY merchant 70 ube
h1s utmost euaeAyon towards securing. Ut tha
earliest possible mon,out, loduEa OF exehAuEe
ns saslrs Of the holder into cola"
TEE oulo CONVENTION.
Eoss.a& Daoateh u 1hs Ckaaa" Tftaant.
ooLuxuus, o.. Sept @.-Ihs democracy ~ IL
stato 10 sill further puuctuss ne inlat.oa
bubble. They hare III their o1t1enity dTaKKsd
from tha Hilsdea Of Vigo Village tho lion. Dan
". Voorhees, tie tall Sycamore OF the Maoaah+
to mount tue slump auItux the 'ass week Of she
ssyed by olectlag BIZ Allen. Daniel win make
but four sxploslons probably ~ Ctncsnn4u.
Cleveland. Columbus, and IN IONA watering
rursl district. The Canvass Ia waxing hot both
adas haze upxaEds Of afty otatosa in tho daid.
, 1875-09-21
IN GENERAL,
THE MAINE ELECTION.
COMPLEXION or THE LEaisLATuEE

C03rLE1toE OF THE LEGi8LATEEE.
ArdusrA, Ae, Sept. 20.-Tho official returns
Of tho recent election from all the towns and
cities in the State, exempt thirty-ouo, give Con-
nor foE Governor. 57,s52; Roberts, 5s.077;
Connos's majority 4,755. Tho paces rcmpining
10 be heard from last year gavo Liugley n ma-
Jotisy.
Tne Senate wIN staud l9 Repnb.i.ans~ II
Dsmoctata aud no cl,oics Of ono member In
York County. lie vacancy nili 10 filed by tho
Legislature. giving Republican majority ia
tie benato Of Q. The House OF Heproscuta-
t,yes il complete with the exception Of one
vote showing 81 lsspnbiicAns. g Democrats, and
21ndepsndet1ts; Republican majority, 10. Laat
year tho House waH eou,possd OF 81 Republicans.
Is Democrats, and independents. Tho Repub.
!lcsns viii hAyo this year - majority on 1olut-
ballot
, 1875-09-21
4 New Plan for Calling the OPP
position Convention.
Political Complexion Of tie New Maine
Legislature.
LOCAL.
THE GREAT PROBLEM.


HOW TO CALL CONVENTION.
Tho Opposition party ID sonoshat distracted
Just now over tho problem rola.ive to tho bcht
mode Of organizing = Convention. Many favor
tho old primary system. while eomo, hesled by
Con Iteb. want tho Convention made np On Tho
aystcn adopted by tho County Commission
cfa In selecting Grand JnEy.-tha& il,
by picking out In every ward, my
l50 Opposition voters, placing the namee
In 3 box, and drawing tho number, hst-laxar.I.
EcquiSltc to nake UP 4 delegation. A TRIBUNE
, reporter interviewed hfr. 4. G. Hestng nn tlu
snbjse: yesterday Aftornoon, with tho following
rehnlt:
Reporter-1fr. Hesng, What do you think Of
Gen. Lteh's auRgeBton relative to tho makiuH
up Of the delegations for the Opposition cou.
Mr. Heaiug-1 have been. and am now, con-
| se'entioaay opposod to tho primary system
but, happeuing 10 b. candidate. am Wiling
to stand the test OF tho primaries, an rot
afraid in eitnor case. II Gen Leib'a sugEessiof
would agree to stand by tho action Of the Con
veuttou, As It s, | have nothing to SAY agatus'
| the pEnarion. for want no nal to think tha
| want to dictate auy policy that might b favor
| hhlo to myee!f. want no dissstisfact1on.
want: to come fairly aud frankly before tho poo
pie, 10 any shape that may be agreeable to theil
ideas. Consequently, am satlsacd either way
IT tho people Of Cook County want primaries, lc
then, bare them. II they want Gen Ltebs policy
let them have that. Noue of them shall havs
1t to eay that am afraid 10 meet the populs
verdict, NJ matter what shape 1t tnay assume.
noporter-fou had plan Of your own OF hant
= few years ago, aIr. Iiesipg9
Mr. Hesiog--oh. yes; proposed that th'
Central Committee should solect three iudge'
Of tho primary elections in over1
ward, and smploy two reputable clerk
md Jay them for their seEr1ee
in Keeping the record. Also that hvo s.od ctti
zens bo selected as challrngeEs Acting upot
sbch plan, no honest man uecd have any fea
! Of the result,
noporter-Then I understand yoa to Say tha
| you Ato not opposed to tho pr1uAriea
Nj. Heatug--1 am on pnnciple, hut bcing
| candidate, n have before etated. an nilLne
to abide BY tho wishes Of the people.
, 1875-09-21
THE STATE BOARD Of EQUALIZATION.

6pFFIas UNb0lf6 u IhS tHF0" 97'VH'N'
6PRisoY1xLp, lii, Sept. N.-iheso ~as again
no quorum in tbs Stats Isoani OF Equalization
to-day. hr. per!cksou Aas returned here, aud "a
preparing map which will roant ont home giar>
Jug pconbis cnciea aud inequalities ia tue assoss-
uens espycst'y Of tho '4nIs Of tue State. To-
morrow wli in I'll probability es tho last day
Of he sesaion, thoush Iii. Da1scxxon says
tho session will continue until next Saturday, On
witch daJ tbs appropriation tor equalization
purposes will bs e1haussed. Md the members
Vii not cxests another dat!aiatsey, tor tAsla HAs
, 1875-09-21

IA hitherto announced, the fourth annual se4-
alon Of tho National Agricultural Congress- will
be hed IN tho parfors OF tho Grand Hotel,
Clnelaaati, commencing Wednesday, Sept.
"a. at ! p. m. Among those vino are to
deliver addresses 4t the meeting are the
following from Illinois: The Hon. W.
g. Flags President oi Tue State Farmers Az
soel4t,oo; Or. ]. II. Gregory, Regent Of tue 1n-
secretary. q. Z. Morrow. Of Ca!eaxu.
Parties deuitiA8 to attend tns meetings can OBJ
tain round-t1ip tiuketa. ever either tho Ahokskea
Aouta Of tho Air Hue, for slo, good uata tas
end.
, 1875-09-21
FRANCE.

PROPOSED CHAKar IN TIE vortSa syBrEM.
PANS, Sept. 2l.--Tho Co1ry7er flt Francs
atates ttat tha Cshfuet hava u1lanimousy re-
solved 10 propose the abolition Of tho system OF
voting by departments, Tue Courier autlci-
pates, 10 consequence, tie overthrow Of tho
Ministry in Noyeiaber.
, 1875-09-21

FOLURHUC.
DENVER. Col, E.pi. 2o.-The third annual fair
will opeu Tuesday. sept. 81, With good prospects
Of successful exhibition. The entries OF
horses for trottins md running are humorous.
and proEnIeo'A tsnH aeason. The livestock en-
tnea exceed thos. OF sny previous roaf. At
though the REaashoppere have rayaRcd Colorado
vegetables Will be largo aud imposing.
, 1875-09-21
HOLLAND.


OPENING or PARLIAMENT.
TnE HAouE, Sept. 2o.-Tha se'aonn Of tho
5tato~ General were opened to-day by tho King.
In 1,lu spcoch he sa,d tho Aellecn war hid not
been brought 10 satisfactory result, but lie had
everything to hope touching speedy and favor
Abie end. He ssid the constantly -liSta bed con.
dition Of Venezuela had exercised An unfayora-
bio influence ~ Cusacoa, hut !.e hoped the n.-
Kotiationa now peAdlug would fenoro that diff
Guilty.
, 1875-09-21
CUBA.
YsLfutErEAH.

61. THOMAS, ". l.. Sept. 2o.-An expedition
was safely landed in Cuba by tho Utaguay. 1Atc
0ctavia. At thu sau1e timo unn. Agiulera lind
cd frum Jarnats. Tho OctayiA landed two bat-
te1ies, 1900 staud Of ar1ns, and 100000 car
tridges. A. party Of forty men and officers Ind
the munitions III charge, and we're received by
tho Cuban furcfp
, 1875-09-21
NEBRASKA.

NEBRASKA.
4gntrtas DspataA to Tht Chicago 1ttdnat.
OMAHA, Nsb,, 6opt. 20.-1'hers was > heavy
frost here last night. No damage wAs done to
ctor~ In this part Of Nebraska, but some injury
ID three counties 10 the southwestern part Of
tue State, where tho frat crup waA destroyed bY
Krasshoppers. and tho aecond planting was not
fully mktutod. EveR thoro, 4 fair crop will DO
pecused.
!ypeetal Uispaseb b 7At cAaa72o Tribune.
LINCOLN, heb., bept. 91.-The trst frost Of
the BeA4on appeared thia morning. Corn Wan al
ous oi danger. but gAzuen stuH VIA badly cut.
Weashar quite cool several days past.
, 1875-09-21
GO, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1876.


bors and fult experience. Of tho President and
Hereisrr of tho COMPANY.
TIE ROMAN CATHOLIC COUNCIL.
DEn1f,, Sept, 20.--Tho Gynod Of nomsn
uas concluded to-day. Cardinal Cullen, In his
coeihR addresa said Tho dccrees pAsed vcre 'ie-
aaned 10 cuunteract increasing tnddo!ity and
1ukerar1npe.s in religion and revolution In
lnlltics. lilo hoped for good renutts. Tho
Synod gave particular attention to the subfect Of
tho education Of the young.
GOLD ron THE rHtTID frATIs.
l.oHDoN Sept. 2l-G =. m.-Fifteen Thousand
pounds stelslng wero Withdrawn from tue bank
yesterday fur America.
, 1875-09-21
MtSHOAHt


Sptfid3 Dfsp1t:h to fhs CAtoaa0 1Fitun<.
ST. JosErH, Mo-, bopt. 30.-A yery alight frost
visited this region Tonight aud tho weather has
been quito cold hero ail day. Tue prospect TO-
night IL that the equinox will pass Without tnju-
" 10 tbs crops. Farmers feel buuYAns.
, 1875-09-21

I H8 Hon. Dk5IEaH ". II = fT0ii0n8, refueoe
to come 0Yee sud tuck .Murton.
CANttt = 4tE..
Afttiot Wsjafths 1kdra Tribune.
hRL1*.lLLE, H., !a.--The 1>cnocrAta
nad thtlr County E = ION nt this p1.ca to-
dav. with about II In nf thu toun.bfrs
rcp'eaented. 1he';s Minated the p,.tent
Treasurer, John W. aud r. c. Winchostor
Of RHnkcr Hill, = :: .nty Surveyor M en-.
thualasm was ma t. The Repub!icaua ara
confident OF vicI
RF1sl"- fELp. lit.
fhkcta& fspatca 10 The EHtcose Tribnn<.
brNtHufiELD, Sept. W.-The Rspnbllcsns. In
County Convention, nominated The ft1Iowlng
gentlemen to-day: For Treasurer, Charlea H.
Cantrall; for Burvevor. Zetnri Enos. Tho nom-
iuaslous are atrong. and arc regarded by tho OPP
position ~ suck.
, 1875-09-21
IOWA.


IFEP8|s -
Sioux CiTr, H.. Sept. 2o.-Ltst night Eas
the coldast Of tls season. Ice formed an eighth
Of az ll4ch thick Ia many plAces. The frost
seriously Injured tho hAy.crop, A lA<Re amount
Of grass waa yot uncut 10 the lowlauda, on sc-
count Of lugh water, which tho frost Of lass
night completely destroyed.
, 1875-09-21
DROWNED.

Sp*eiat Dtspateh II Tia cAf:ado Tfttua&.
uRAHL HAVEN. Mich, Sept. 20.-1ha remains
OF Capt. Howard, slrowuod At milwaukee, arrived
to-day en- toute TO Rockford, Mich., fer burial.
, 1875-09-21

80 mnch trouble In getting Deaclenc. bill
passed at the tast besaion OF the LeKis ature,
and came near leading 10 the nooition Of tho
tue tables - published TIE IMMUNE TO-DAY,
, 1875-09-21

FoRr WAysE, lud., seat. 2o-A fatal accident
occurred Yesterday IN tho farm OF F. Ha.taell,
which resulted in the iustaut death OF Lin H.
year-o1a toy Tho child var playing in tho
stab(s sud struck his foot against i projecting
board, throwing Aih head with great force against
au upright post, breaking his neck. Death was
instantaneous.
, 1875-09-21

THE GALVESTON lNuNpAT,oN:
NEW OALEANS, La, Sept. 20.-Tbo Timer,
from information obtained from papors aud pas
seneers, gives tue following particulars Of tho
storm at GALVESTON. Tex: IL To bnody summA1-
lzo tho disaster The gale from thu soutb, by
Wednesday at nliddsy, reached such proportions
that Cap:ains Of steamers who vera accustom-
I'd tof generations TO tEavessiny this portion Of
tho Gulf declined to put 10 sea. Almost
simultaneously with tbia discrimination carna
tlro report that slllfJard, at the extrems east
Ell. eud OF &4o ta'aud, had been Inundated, and
the tuen we're ileeing for their lives. 4
rapidly falling Of tho barometer Indicated an TO-
Of the btofm, and the waters Of the Qnlfh,
which Is OH the south sldo OF tho island.
aud In the rear OF the city. gradually commenced
to 1ncrotch. Tic gardens OF tho scattered r9si-
denceH skirt:ng tho beach wore Boon oyeraowed.
the water during tho day roacnlog defth Of
Z fest. remaining all dav long. aud du'ing
Thursday 1t blew hurricane, pushing tho Gulf
water OVER the aptiro island, and covering even
tho highest elevation to dopth OF ~ feos.
Th'a rldgo embraces Ill urea Of perhaps twelve
blocks, extending from MechanIc streHt TO Mar
frlm Centre street to Dath avenue, about six
s,luaEea iogitudlnaly. Iu tho ortlre roar Ut tho
east and waa. ands VI tho citv, the water rose to
T. sufficient depth 10 float largo wooden editlces,
dence portion OF tho city Was most af~
fected. From fremont srreet where this section
bssinH, for distance OF 1t least ~ miles rest,
every garden aud every foundation II destroyed.
Dom.cflea are Acattored protulscuousIy IN tho
centre Of tho thorongbfares. many Of hcn Boz
ing laumed togather, Farther ta tho Weat, ia
the nelghboshood OF Olosudeg Park, whoro tnero
arc many email farms And number OF stylish
residences, tho water il reported to have reached
depth Of from 10 D feet. 4 similar Htory IL
told ot the oastcrn aud Of tile istaud. WHICH ox-
tends from Centre street At least ~ niles. In
the business section Of the city, large stocks Of
gooda Ase kept on the ground doors. and una can
estimate tho injury Which so inches Of eea~wator
would involve. 1t Ia fair to presume that tho
earninga OF An entire year will 10 exhausted In
repairing the damagos. Probably segetation
Laa tson utterly destroyed, but that tho islands
involved iu Wholesale ruin NO do not apprehena."
, 1875-09-21


CoLrxBuy, o., Sept. 20.-Francia Marion, +
shost.tera convict Ut tho psuitantia1y from
Cleveland. while asssmptlug to unload wagon
loaded with stone MAS INSTANTLY killed by = stone
which full upon him. crushing his head.
The New York herald., 1875-09-18
ourn. nI 15; IInn.ad ualcuttA. Eq

sEI'sS 9sS .. ,opg 81 1' n''sd 0a'u''A g.
sPELrEE-Ths market for foreign dun without
oeeded ehange Domestic was quiet and unchanged We
sIhahlSE was steady The sales were 40 teees prime
1879 Western aaoted i5zc and city 1915
sFIoE1Ths market wa. withou. material change. We
Race do sc; natnsss 81 81 o5 per ID S"S'''
$50 bhds gSoa % Tss suaS fa1's sSa % Esd as
IN IN good demand and hrrE- We quote Pair refining,
sGoGs sc sse DO osnt;iiussi 9hds and Sosss Nos
7Ac; Porto Rico refining common 70 prime 7Jzc to s<c
do grocery fair d e choice SIS % sc standard A. ioS
lie granulated lie yellow SIC Sc extra Q, exc
TALLow-Ths market was quiet but very steady prime
being held at lo1c loAc The sales $1,000 lbs, al
s nsts. for Esntucay quiet. wh sale;
sSm The sale. were 200 sqpdriss a! e. sSe;
% % ss1 @ S sSp sS and g s ss
1873 partly 7e 100 Ohio, crop 1878 private
terms The eco mpTks. for foreign steady, Sa With
We quote Light and heavy-common lngs, SC,
noc msduGD good igss s4c ,i lqi Ow leaf lie isc
I7Sc leaf iS5e zoe; select leaf ls,sc 2 2Sc
Connecticut and Massachusetts aers 7c asc do do
seconds s iOc M 2e DO DO wrappers log 2oe Pennsyl
lots 2o Crop 3 @ and Ss,ss
nsccut wrappers 2oc 4oc do assorted lots l5c 25c;
common Sc lie Do do good to due, iac Ise Penn,
Assorted s % G Sc ron u a one dO @ O
fine lots isc poe do dllers do Sc ioc do seconds
ssc go goOe a s7'leo 90. eoc fine, e5c 81 o. Yara-A'-
& s Do@s zig w %s' q ae' and Su' wG0u a%
change Plates were dull but without decided change
srai s1dc dO lsc l SSS.G EnssS L. pSr snd so
l9c do refined do, 1sc iec gola Plates, fair to
coke coke sTHs IS 50 s. Is; charcoal G tsrns
wnsKKr-fhe market steady with sales of 400 bbA
WooL-rhe market steady and fairly active. We
medium a. dse 200 lbs Geses s7c 5000 lbs DO a
DO AZ 25c 2ec, $1,000 lbs fail clip do at lsc a pc
at TS ID. 9S d. do DO dS s
ssc 200 09 lbs IS. scSnrse Sur DO at 59c 5000 lbs Texas
comtbi19s and dciains At SIC 5000 iba nm
b.. nSwaahed a. so 1000 lbs hs do
5000 lbs medium do at &c. 1900 lbs tub washed Soc
2sc 5000 lbs low carpet wool At ooo S. Nsvads
California eooo lbs do do 10000 lbs Missouri tub washed
do lbs Cape, 1000 lbs Oregon and 5000 bs East
zSo-sheets were in fair demand a. steady prices We
FREicHTs-Berth freghts we're fairly active and shade
hrmer In grain and petroleum charters very moderate
business was transacted M about steady rates There
menis were follows Liverpool by steam, $500
at 61ad a ID To London, by steam, $4,000 bushels
grain GRAIN, It, g per 60 Ss BY sail 10000 bT;4s,
bushels grain a. Sd SD The charters wooA csraap
an 'l rs ton. R rsRs.e SUN from Charles
bark from Charleston the Continent with 1000 bales
Hamburg sS rSand peoean s s
Is Cd another hence to the German Bate with $500
DncS with 800 6b. do do at Is Sd another of 800
tons register hence Cork Bristol with oil cake 25
grain at os. 3D.