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A RniIrnnd Change

Thomas II. Cunningham yesterday re-
signed his position as ticket agent at the
depot Of the Nashville, Chattanooga and St.
Louis Railway, after nine years connection
with the road. He will be succeeded by
VIM. F. Marsh, who has been in the en-
plov Of the road for some time past. Mr..
Cunningham will 20 into the fancy grocery
and confectionery business, as a partner
with Massengale & Co, - Union Street.
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Ian OF 1he s.. IosenI,,s Rama.

TIE ball given at Vine street school
house last night for the benefit of st.
JOseph's Total Abstinence Society band, was
a most gratifying success-largely attended
and sgreeably managed. Through the
courtesy of the committees strangers
were st no disadvantage, but all
who attended made to enjoy
themselves equally and immensely:
he Chattanooga string band furnished
the music, and all went merTily with the
gay asSemblage Of dancers till the "wee
sma' fOuTs" came, when the fair ladies and
attentive gallants reluctantly quit the mazes
for repdse. A more delightful social affair
was never seen in that fayorite dancing
rendezvous.
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North Alabama lettings,

DECATUR, ALA, June 9, 1S75.-Thomas
Dodson, colOred, was arrested bv ofiieer
luga Eyans last night upon suspicion of
sleailhg from passing trains. twas proven
on ttlal that he bad stolen a valise con-
tanning SUIT of clothes, etc, from cOndue-
tOr Coueh. he was assessed in S4O0
oohos CT go to jail, aud failing to give
oonds, goes to SOmerville jail tomorrow
In match game Of base ball to-day, be-
tween the Blue Stockings and a picked
nine, the Blue Stockings won by a score Of
II to Is. The Blue Stockings play the
River Side Club, Of Knoxville, Tenn, on
the 10Th Of this month. LEON.
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See our Bargain COunteE-Will have to-
morrow a new los Of Children's Buff Shoes,
75c; Buff Slippers, rs to los, T5e and 81;
Bronze Slippers, rs to los, 75e, 81, and
s1.15; Ladies' Slippers, Toe; Ladies' Shoes,
S1.25 and upward; Gents Custom-made
Shoes, new styles, in great variety, very
cheap. Peoples Shoe Store, lO2 Church
street, opposite St. Cloud Block.
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n Tlrncess 81 Ar..mInenf.

The examination Of witnesses IN the
Powers case was concluded yesterday and
the argument commenced. NJ. u. Brien,
l., opened for the state and John @. Bar
low for the defense. Capt. DOdd followed
for the defense, but did not finish his
speech. He will conclude this morning,
aud then Gen. QuaTles viii close for The
STATE. when the jury will be charged.
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RIVER NEWS.

Blank 81 indicates no report; cipher 90 sta
tiOnary; minus q tendency 70 fall plus ID
tendency 70 rise.
A. G. FORD, Sgt Sig. Ser, q. S. A.
The A. P. Green is advertised for Celina
tomorrow.
The Shippers Own leaves to-day for st.
Louis direct.
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THAT CHINESE ASSAULT.
Something About she Attack Upon
the ". 4. Church at Hui Keaug.

Something About she Attack Upon
the n. 4. Church at Hui KeRnE.
Noticing in the telegraphic dispatches
that the natives Of KUi Keang, China, had
made an attack upon the American Meth
OdisJ Episcopal Church at that place, a re-
porter yesterday called on Mrs. N. J. Lam
buth, wife Of the missionary Of the Meth
Odist Episcopal Church South, who left
Shanghai on the 18th Of April, and since
arriving here has been stopping with the
family Of the Rev. DR.. Kelley. She said
she had read the news in the paper, and it
was her opinion that the attack made May
l was only by the idle classes who were
always ready and willing to get up an ex-
element. She informed us that the II Z.
Church North had erected a beautiful
chapel at Kui-Keaug, and established
school for Chinese girls.
Kui-Keang is situated on the Yang Use
river, about a f0Ety-eight hours run from
Shanghai. Mrs. Lambuth is also Of the
opinion that neither tie government Of
Burmah nor that Of China participated in
the murder Of MscMaTseaTy, but that it
was done by the rabble. Her husband is
now at Shanghai. She lefJ this city yes
terday afternoon with her two children,
TOR Emory and Henry College, Virginia,
where her son graduates next week.
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DIED.

JOHNSON-At the residence, 10 Maury
street, on June 10, 1875, WALTER RUSSELL
JOHNSON, infant son OF Timothy and Lucy A.
johnson.
Funeral from the residence, this morning at
O'Clock, the burial 70 take place twelve miles
from the city on the Nolensville pike.
Friends invited.
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ANAsHvILLE drummer yesterday tele-
grsphsd from Corinth to one Of our prOmi-
nent bankers to this effect; "RepOrted that
the cholera is in your city. What are the
facts. Do ] run any risk in coming
through We have not heard Of even
one case Of sickness that would approx
mate cholera.-Memphis appeal.
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Commissioner sIoHat Putting in His
work.
To the Union and American:


I nOUics in your issue Of yesterday, a sug-
gestion from that ever active friend of i'm
migration Mr. G. G. Giers, that lie Con-
missioner proceed to New York, to meet
several English gentlemen. Ipresume he
refers to BIessrs. Adger & WIcks, repre-
sentatiyes Of the Agricultural LabOrers
Union Of England, who come to examine
the Mississippi valley. The Commissioner
has written to his New York correspondent
to see those gentlemen, and extend to them
2 cordial invitation TO visit Tennessee.
This is all the Commissioner can do at
present, with the means at his disposal.
JOHN MOFFAT, Commissioner.
June 10, 1875.
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CITY NOTICES.

Southern Backing Factory at Gallatin,
Tenn.-The trade supplied at lowest rates
quality unsurpassed. Breast, Gibson &
Co., 40 Public Square. my26 I'm
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The Governor Yesterday commissioned
J. II. Morgan, Esq, Special Judge to hold
court at COokcv!lle, Putnam county, Judge
Mcdonnell being absent from the bench on
account Of sickness.
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Pullman Palace Drswing-rOOm and Sleeping
Cas- from St. Louis. Cincinnati and Columbus
to Washington and Baltimore without change
of cars.
Through tickets and further information can
he obtained at the principal Ticket Offices
throughout the West. Southwest and North
west THOS. P. BABET, Western P Passenger
AGENT, Cincinnati.
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New Madeira Lace Embroidery for trim
ming Ecrue Net Polonaise and Ecrue Lin
en-, at the Southern Palace, Church street.
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White French Organdy and real French
Swiss, two yards wide, cheap at the South
ern Palace, Church street. my23 If
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eENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS

GENTLEmEH'S FURNISHINGS.
New Style Boys Hats at Gray
& Mobiles.
Beautiful Styles ChiIdren'S
Hats at Gray & Mobiles.
Elegant Display New Neck
wear at Gray s. NObIe'S.
Gray & Noble have received
"The Styles" Of the Season.
Broadway Style Silk Hat at
Gray & Mobiles.
Sensible Styles Of Hats for Old
Men at Gray & Mobiles.
NObby Styles for Young Men
at Gray & Mobiles.
Good Goods at low prices for
cash at Gray & AObIe'S.
mhI3 cody ship
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Japanese Check Silks 25e, just received
at the Southern Palace, Church street.
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BOOTS 81 SHOES
AT THE
Peoples Shoe Store,
1O2 CHURCH STREET,
Opposite st. C,o.d Bloch.

at the following very low prices: COO pairs ofaes
pebble goat az -, -, - So and 81 75: I20 pair
OF ladies' Inc slippers at zee worth - 81, $50 pair
OF laOles me lasting, own make, 81 so, worth
$50 300 pair misses fine lasting polish own
make, ~, SL25, worth 81 IS and - .: ulisses'
KID slippers 50, worth S150; children's slip
pers, All sizes, soc, worth 81, ladies' French mo-
rocco, own make, - 5s- Freneh Eid ysrv ehaar-
gents home-made boots S45a and s. 81; GEMS
shop-made calf congress CATERS $50; calf
Alexis SD 30 pair Of soiled shoes verv cheap.
VIII open tO-morrOw a lot Of boots and shoes
rom bankrupt sale which can be had at half
the usual prices.
J. W. LAWLEss a co.
apiI cod tn iau10 4thp
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Real Lama and Lace Shawls, cheaper
than any other house in the United States,
at A. Winters. je6 If
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STATE OF THE wEATHEE.

Local Report for the city, Thursday
June 10, 1870.
FsIsgTaphfs Rsport from SiynaI Ssrvies CorpS Q.
s. 4 Of ObSsrUdtion, at 3-56 p. n
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Bishop and Victoria Lawns at half their
value at a. Winters, 13,Union street.
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Opening OF the yIayOriaI Canvas

A paper was in circulation for signatures
Yesterday, calling upon Hugh McCrea,
Esq. TO become a candidate for Mayor.
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Ladies', Children's and Mems Cotton
Hose at sc and upwards, At A. Winters.
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OUR CITY SCHOOLS.

Teachers Elected for the Ensuing
Scholastic Year.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Education
Wednesday evening, the following sixty
eight teachers were elected to positions in
the city public schools, making a full corps
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The Lion brand is a strictly ten cent
cigar, and is well worth the money. Sold
At ROsenheim & Bros. je1l p
The old reliable Jupiter Cigars, to be
had again at Rosenheim's Cigar Store, oPpo1
site Maxwell House. je11 p.
We invite the attention of citizens and
strangers to our large stock Of Trunks, ele-
giant and substantial, and at prices to suit
the times. John Ramage & Son, IS Col
Iege street. js11 Fri, tSun, Tues
Ladies' and Gents Leather and Duck
Travelling Bags and Sltchels in great vari-
ETY.. Trunk Straps and Shawl Straps for
sale cheap at Ramage & Sons, 4S College
street je11 Fl, Sat, Sun, Tues
School VaeatiOns.-Use them to learn
Writing, Photography, Bookkeeping, etc,
with J. w. Dolbear, No. North Cherry
shees. js11 It
Just ReeeiVed-A large lot Of fancy col
ored Children's Shoes and Slips, at the
Maxwell Shoe Store. je11 81
misses Cloth Shoes, Travelling Bags and
Gents Straw Hats, at reduced prices, at the
Maxwell Shoe Store. je11 81
COmptrOller's Warrants will be taken
at par for goods sEthe Dollar Store.
je9 st
Great reduction in Dry Goods at A.
Winters, Is Union street. je6 If
Al Percale, good quality at 12ie., at A.
Winters. je6tf
Real Lama and Lace Shawls, cheaper /
than any other house in the United States, |
at A. Winters. je6 If
Ladies', Children's and Mems Cotton
Hose at sc and upwards, At A. Winters.
je6 If
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Al Percale, good quality at 12Ie., at A.
Winters. je6tf
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Great reduction in Dry Goods at A.
Winters, Is Union street. je6 If
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COmptrOller's Warrants will be taken
at par for goods SEthe Dollar Store.
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STEAMBOATS,.

For 50. Louis Direct.
9IHE Splendid Steamer q
shipper Own, =2S@Az=zzzG
VIM. Strong, Master, ". S. Mcbride, Clerk,
Will leave as above on THIS DAY fEridavl
1lthinst., at Y O'Clock n.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
W. r. BYERS, Agent. ie11 Il
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Place Of Observation. IThr
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June IL, 100 A. NJ.
PrObdbilitieS.-FO the Gulf States, Ohio
valley and Tennessee, falling barometer,
sOutherly winds, warmer, clear and partly
cloudy weather.
RIVER NEWS.
DAILY ReD0rf Of Stage Of Water, t0iA Garages q
hs "a h0uTS ending p. u. June 10, 1873.
ABOVE ID CHANGES.
Low
STATIONS. WATER RISE. FALL
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CITY NOTICES.

The Lion brand is a strictly ten cent
cigar, and is well worth the money. Sold
At ROsenheim & Bros. je1I p
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The old reliable Jupiter Cigars, to be
had again at ROsenheim's Cigar Store, oPpOa
site Maxwell House. je11 q.
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#MiSSeS' Cloth Shoes, Travelling Bags and
Gents Straw Hats, at reduced prices, at the
Maxwell Shoe Store. je11 st
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Meeting OF the Two Boards In COnven-
TOMB. w. Mccain Reelected Reve-
nue. collector, and DR. J. ID PIunkef
n Member OF the Board Of Health
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Just ReceiYed-A large lot Of fancy col
Ored Children's Shoes and Slips, at the
Maxwell Shoe Store. jel1 81
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TRAINS

Northern & Eastern EK-
- s-s-sasasasa %
Northern, Eastern and
y estern Express o.
Northern, Eastern and
western ExpTess......
Mobile aud New OF
leans ENuTcss. -....
Decatur AIaii..........
GGilGtin ACcOmmOda-
uOn...ss. -s-.....s.-...
c. P.ATMORE, GENT I
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BALTIMORE ARD OHIO RAIIROD.
The shortest and quickest route 70 Wash
ington, Baltimore, the East and Southeast
Condensed Tine liable Through Trains.
Via ParkeTsSurg.T st. Louis
hlGy 10. Express. Fast TX. Express.
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School VaeatiOns.-Use them to learn
Writing, Photography, Bookkeeping, etc,
with J. w. Dolbear, No. 1 North Cherry
shees. ie11 It
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Commencement Exercises in Repre-.
seHtatiEes' Hall Last Night.
Celebration of the ErOsOphiah and Ag-
atheridan Societies.

List Of Graduates aud Comforting of
Degrees, with Speeches from Young
The New York herald., 1875-10-23

. l2o; do do, 1868, registered, 1901 121; do do,
do coupon, 1907 . l2l; do. tenforties, registered
Il5x 115H; do. do, coupon, 1l6h ll7i do' hVes'
1884, registered 115k ll61Si do. do. coupon llo<
III
DIRT GOODS IMPORTS
The imports OF dry goods at this port for the week
ending to-day were ST. AIS, ,41o, and the amount mar
keted 81 s5s s42 Tho total imports OF dry goods at
this port since January l. this year, are ss9 Ia.
and tho total amount marketed $50, sse.9sS.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds generally firm in the late deal
ings The principal business In the Pacific issues
which sold l02 for Union rsts 9s for land grants
1861 for Centrals and 92k for land grants. Mich
gan Central sevens brought lo4, and Rock
Island sevens. 100. Toledo and Wabash
nrsts declined from slH TO SOY Morris and Essex
hrsts brought 1l5S; New Jersey Central consolidated
first, l07; Harlem coupon irsts, 113X New York and
Boston Air Line frss, lo1x; Lake Shore consolidated
coupon hrsts, lo3; do. dividend, 9ok. Chicago and
Northwestern arsts were firm at 90 and do. consoli
dated gold coupon at s5 ohio and Mississippi second
declined to g. Sales OF Hannibal and ST. Joseph
vertble made at 75H aT5Z.
The following the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds:-Union Pacific frsts 1929 1o2K;
do do. land grants 98I 0SX; do. do sinking funds,
SSx $50; Central Paclcs, 1867 1854
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 90 90k for Republic. 10s for
State OF New York and 95 95X for Fourth National
The latest bids annexed:-America $50; Central
National, 100; Chemical, 1,6oo City, 800; Continental
so; Corn Exchange, $780, First National, 200; Fourth
National 95H; Gold Exchange 122; Hanover, SO; Mer
camille, 1ook; Merchants, 122A; New York, 1s1;
Park, l3S; Phoenix, 9S; Shoe and Leather, 14s.
FOREIGN MARKET.
Tho London advices report consols firm and United
States bonds quiet and steady Erie advanced to 14s
Is for the common and 32Z for the preferred. The
amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England
to-day f40 000 The rate for money at the Stock
Exchange government securities has advanced to 2
per cent 4P. M-Rate of discount in open market for
three months bills 81 per cent, or per cent below
the Bank of England rate. Consos, 94 5-16 for both
money and the account Erie, 147s; do. preferred 49,
From Paris rentes, 65f 75c p M.-United States
bonds, 1S67s, 1918 Erie, l53<.
London despatch states that Messrs G. D. Nerout
SOS Co., merchants OF London and Manchester, have
failed Their liabilities stated to be f250, 000 but
tho Manchester Courier says large American house
and various firms in Bradford will lose from $500 900
5000 600 by the failure cable despatch says that
proposals the Canadian loan e. 600 have
just been issued Three-ffths of this guaran-
teed by the imperial government and the other
dths are issued the credit OF Canada alone. The
rate. of interest of both is per cent.
STATE BONDS
In State bonds, District of Columbia 65's advanced
rollo tbnia
The New York herald., 1875-10-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct. %, 1878.
Cotton weak aud irregular; mddling i2ysc low mid;
bales Exports coastwse 5l9 Sales 342O Stock OIL
WeekyNet receipts ~ 1896 bales gross ~ 73l Exports
to the Continent, $40; coastwse. 5Si3 Sales. $50
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. -, 1875.
ordinary &c. Net recepts $40 bales gross ell9 Ex-
ports the Continent, 1850; coaswse, TO- Sales $3.50
Stock lo05o0 WecklyNet receipts 35 223 bales gross
q 49, Expots-Io Great Britain S2i2 20 the Continent
ss on 'D' ''A '"'''" nave '''A ana ON the l''A
Cotton steady; mddling 12Ac.; low middling, l2Ac.
good ordinary, 1l5Sc. ilc Net receipts 0ll bales
Exportsfo Great Britain 333 coastwise ,4S7 Sales
600 stock, i62sz Weeky-Net receipts n 495 bales
$500
SAyASSAn, Oct. %. 1875.
Cotton quiet; mdding 1876. low mddng l27Sc. good
ordinary 124c. Net receipts, 4S76 bales gross, 5266
Exports coastwisc, 1887. Sales, 1870 Stock 6466e
Weckly-Net receipts 26S7l bales; gross 27,4S4 Ex-
portsTo Great Britain 3O45; the Continent, $685.
coastwiss, 7OS. Sales, l2,lso - - - -.
Lake Recepts-whoat 100 500 bushels; corn 10000 do
rye 600 do. -four 800 bbs Railroad receipts-Whoat
1000 bushels corn, 10000 do oats, 26OOO do barley
5000 bushels; $4,000 do oats, 2dOuO do -four,
6,20O bbls Canal shipments for Tdewater-Whea 1880
bushols corn. 500 do oats 1000 do rye, 1850 do
Interior points-Wheat. 5000 bushels. Canal ireghs
Wheat opened gradually advanced to Ioc and closed
strong; oats shipped Al 55sc 5Hc.; corn
nominal Flour quiet aud steady; sales 800 bbls at
or amber s7 s7 rs for white So 50 for new pro-
so S. for rye; So so 81 90 for oatmeal Wheat
dull nominal unsettled aud lower; sales, early
1900 bushels No mixed Western ~ 65lc later AuoO
do high mixed 63c Oats neglected; No held at 40c
Rye inactive Barley inquiry aud lower sales IooO
bushels Canada private terms; OOO do a VI 400 do
heavy mess Lard i4c. 15c Highwines nominally
81 ID 81 H.
The New York herald., 1875-10-23

Wheat was dull and nominay lower closing about 81 "a
Ss s Sh'sss a. 81 1nS @ p S eea a IS
for small lots winter Corn was easier closing at about 7o
TA M ;sss .'s' y:es Il Z '%!i
mixed oats were gSiet but steady the sses were yer So
to good mixed 40c 52c for white Rye dull and
Se and ShOas hsnS Bean. snd
The market for mediums was Sns. and price; wsr'
1 es q z y = 70 20 do i M C 70 doc good AZ Il 60 80
81 IS asa pea g. = O. red kidney prime 81 e Sa
81 go green peas ss u Is g s a Southern black eye peas
pisUrrswFOreign dred-Ths market steady, with
fair jObbng demand At full unchanged prices Layer
1000 81 SO s. So and 500 DO loose muscatel
We're 500 5oxss at e Sc for no~ and so do old a.
7e Prunes in ir and steady The sales
prices. ss n Sss s in T fair and md s %
change FOers-some holders were very ann in their
lie lsc. f.r layers OLD layer rasns = Is s2 Is;
s!a and At 7Hs; x%cnds TsS5ssons :.
e and
ssaI Sran I ginger per
iic Turkey prnnes. servia g sls Lsghorn citrCn:
@ da sicily aser o o az S.p G s
9c. Barcelona do &C. TIC. New French prunes. ioAc
PssnutsThe market quiet, nrm al about quota
C vi 81 VSa @ aea s strictly .ns "
up to 81 40 a 81 As; Tennessee nev. 81 a 81 Is
DRIED FsUlTs-rhe demand for new apples was fair and
@ % ~ aISai pSs @ere Ss
and To 9SnSss were "a arriving ~, freely and the demand
Quarters. new, lie ike southern apples quarters,
do. do. now. fancy, sc Zoe. Western do, guar
is @ de- P.'sd % S sSo GsSs snpses
do halves new io1ss lie do do quarters. new gS.c
25c do. southern, 24c 25c raspberrss, new, Sic.
GGNSlKs-The market was quiet and without further
fsas TGS rS s SoS rolls Rsro a. % n We qso %
Calcutta. g1sc bags, isle.
Straw was in lair demand and steady We quote bale
al. u Il e @ ana M Zoe s,s 81 for ns coysI yer At SOC @
rye, soc ae5o tor snort do and Sc. se5c ,or oat
ols En Asp SUrEmahe nsrks. was quiet and withOu.
sTms. sg1 & gsSss M WS quote & o dressed per
sean $ IS gold Italian y ,t % s 10 @ gold JSse.
HDEsThe prime grades was quiet and with.
mand and steady fhc sales were 100 dry Mexican SO
We 80 ssn a sass TO $ sv's S ss
2 10 o 2: g = cSea,es cS1 as a ~ Sse - s Ss0nssSoG
Rio Grande ~ 20 - lbs 2lc; Orinoco u 60 - lbs
Aercaa Is % Il bs cc SataSoros & - 70 Il bs iss
81 @ & vera GS. ~ ssss ~ snS S' 1 ss q BGsos Is +
i5c, gold selected; city slaughter OK lbs Ole
es4c do cow. 40 to ~ bs SC. SIZE currency selected
nors5rhe market was hrm with good demand Tor the
cepts for the week 31S7 bales total receipts since
September 1879, l3OOO total receipts period
1874 l70J5; export cearances for tho week. lsO total
exports since September 1873 3Oo4 total exports for
loc loc ycarngs. 1919, 30 l2e olds all growths
&C. ID.
IaoSTho market or American pig was dull and nominal
Scotch was hr with sales confined 10 the jobbng way
Tns sales were 100 tons sumsEee At s3i so and 10
shsnsS. Rails oals and nominal Manufactured vas
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lO:l5 AND ll:30 A. NJ,

l2011 $1,000 U S $780, '65,n lISk
li41s 1000 u $40, c, 'B7.. 1IoI
l14M 1900 U $40, '69.b 0 12UX
1884 1000 US 5-2U, C, '6S.bc l4UG
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The following table shows tho opening highes. and
THE sALRs TO-DAY.


The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated $50 900 shares New York and Hudson, 800;
Erie, 81 ooo Lake Shore. ~ SS3; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, lSo; Northwestern, l6,2oo do preferred 500;
Rock Island, 2sl5; Pacific Nail, 1l4,soo; st. Paul,
ll,2Oo do. preferred, 1900; ohios, s,loo; Western
Union, 1900; Wabash, 75o; Union Pacific, s,45o;
Michigan Central, 1885; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1900; New Jersey Central, 1000; Missouri
Pacific g. $50
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
lowing are tho total rseslpt. Of cotton a. all the
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Loxpcs, Oct 22-Evonins. Calcutta linseod, sos.
6Os I'd.
LlvEnrooL, Oct; a2-Evonng. rosln, g. Cd per
uuAi unAnad oil 2oA nes eva
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T oANs ON NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE EFFECTED
il In leading New York Insurance Companies upon appl
cation to WILLIAM GODDARD, 22t Market street. New.
ark, N j.
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| VITANTED-BY A MANUFACTURER, 5000; WILL
w give steady employment fair salary good security
given for the given and required Addresa
| ii. X. O., Manufacturer Herald office.