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New York Market.

NEW YORK, September l3.-Cotton-
Weak at l44@l4sc; futures closed barely
steady; September II 3-l6Gl3 1872; Oc-
tober l2tG29 1872; November II 1882;
December II 25-S2@l2 l3-l6c; January
II 20 32@l2 1916; February Is Lisa
l3 3-32c; March l3 9-32;Gl3 5-l6c; April
l34. FIour-Firm, receipts 1000 bar
rels. Supertine western and state 81 65G,
) 50; common to good 50 7OG5 95; good
to choice So 0OGG 70; extra Ohio s. 6j
al 20; St. Louis So 9O@S 80. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal quiet. Wheat in
fair demand; receipts l2S,0O0 bushels;
No. = Chicago spring 81 24Gtl %; No.
> northwestern 81 30; No , Milwaukee
81 31l@l32. Rye, Barley ana Malt
quiet and unchanged. Confirm;
receipts lI3,OOO bushels; western mixed,
steam, 73!G1744; do. sail, 74!@74i.
Oats-Quiet; receipts $4,000 bushels;
western mixed 57m5Sc. Hay-Unchan-
ged. Cotiee-Dul and unsettled at Il!
@2Oc. Sugar Steady; fair to good re-
tining 75@Sfc; prime SIC. Rice-Quiet.
PetroIeum-Firm; crude 81, refined l2c.
Rosin-dull; 81 70Gl -.
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TEE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGroN, Sept. II, | A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
For New England the Middles States
and Lower Lake Region, clear or partly
cloudy and warmer weather, with easter
ly to southerly winds, and slowly falling
barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valley,
increasing cloudiness and warmer
weather, easterly to southerly winds, fall
ing barometer, and light rains in Iowa,
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather and slight rise in
temperature, northeast to southeast winds
and falling barometer.
For the Gulf States, near the coast,
partly cloudy in the interior, with north
to southeast winds, becoming dangerous
in the gulf, and slight changes in the
temperature and barometer
For the South Atlantic States, rain
near the coast and cloudy weather with
low temperature, brisk and high north
erly to castcrly winds and stationary or
ia ling barometer. Gales will probably
occur off the South Atlantic and North
Carolina coasts during Tuesday and Tues
day night.
Cautonary signals are ordered for Key
West, jacksonville, Savannah, CharleS-
ton, Wilmington, Tybce Island and
Cape uatterus
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.

STATE BoNDs-Morc active Tennessee
bonds fraction lower.
MoNEY-5GG per cent Customs re.
ccipts $4,000. The Assistant Treasurer
dISbur,cd $4,000. CIcarings $4,000,
600. Bankers bills 4Slm4Sll.
The Wall street markets were
all agitated during the last hour Of busi.
ness by rumors of failures; these IN some
cases gave names. Inquiry respecting
each. found that each runner was
wholly untrue The President of the
gold room, shortly before the close of bus
mess, publicly announced that the re-
ported suspension of the house of Will
iiams II Gulon, which had been rumorel,
was untrue. The most reckless use OF
names in good standing was the base of
the afternoon, and without doubt
for the purpose of depressing
speculative shares. There Is nothing
new OF the affairs OF Mcssr,
Schuchardt to-day, beyond the report
that their whole liabilities are 100000,
with ample assets, if there is to be an
early improvement in railroud values, to
pay out in full. Mcssrs. Mallory & But
tertield, No. Al Broadway, the largest
dealers in paper board in America repre-
scnting some fifty different mills, an
nounccd their suspension to-day
Although they have been in difficulties
for some days past, their failure Is due to
contraction of values as well as 10 the fact
that they have been keeping large
stock on hand. In the present insccu-
ritv of the paper trade they have sought
To- deal as far a possible for cash. but
th, they have found impracticablc. The
creditors have agreed to allow the firm
to continue business n usual without an
assignee or receiver.
STocKs-Stocks were effected By the
variou, rumors mentioned above, and
Welded readily in prices to the demon
strations of bears. The market opened
firm and advanced from / to per
cent. but at the first call became
weak. and price, subsequently, declined
from ! to > per cent The greatest de-
cline WA, in Ohios and Missouri Pacific,
the former declining to Il! and the lat
ter 20 AZ against l9i ana 81 respective
lv nt the close on Saturday. Western
Union rose from -. to sol, ami after
wards declined to 7al; Pacific Mail rose
from b. to &S.. and later reacted;
Northwestern advanced from 80! to 39l,
and then fell of to 49,; Erie declined from
Is To- III and Lake Shore from 80. to
%. Union Pacific was exceptionally firm.
At the second call the prices showed
recovery of ! to per cent. from
the lowest point, but during the last
hour of business were lower. Lake
Shore declined to 54;. Western
Union to 7si, Northwestern to $AR
Ohio,' TO l., Erie to lG!. Pacific Mail to
37!; st. Paul to 35l, preferred TO 81! and
Michigan Central to co.! In the final
sale ,toadier tone prevailed, with re.
covery of to per cent, Pacific Mail
rising to 37l, Western Union TO ~
Lake Shore to 81. Erie to II and
Northwestern to 80 transactions, on The
Stock Exchange 1870 900 shares, o, which
$1,000 were Pacific Mail, 1900 Western
Union. 5000 Northwestern Common -
900 Ere, 5000 Lake Shore and 2jOVo
OllOs
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September l3.-Flour-
Quiet and uominally unchanged. Wheat
Steady and in moderate demandi No. >
Chicago spring 81 l5!@$l l5i seller Sep
tember; 81 II, seller October, No. 3 81 o.;
rejected 9jc. Corn-Steady and in mod
crate demand; No. , js3 seller October;
81 seller year. Oats-Quiet and steady;
No. ,, 3G!c seller September; 3i8c
seller October; 33!c seller year Rye
Quiet and firm; offerings light; 7j!G
10 cash September Barley-Quiet and
steady; No. 2 spring 81 10 seller Sep
tembcr; 81 O5l@l O6 seller October; No.
) 7Sc Pork-Easier; closing quiet at
$2l jOCd$2l 81 cash September; $2l o.
seller October; $l7 % seller all year.
Lard-Quct and steady; So 90 seller
October; $ll 50 seller year. Bulk
Mcuts-Firm; winter cured shoulders SCI
short rib III; short clear l2c. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm at 81 Ii.
On call board-W heat-Strady; 81 10!
seller September; 81 II seller October
others unchanged.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, september l3.-Bccycs-
Receipts yesterday and to-day 1870 head.
making 5000 head for the week, against
500 head last week; prices advanced
Ic from the closing rates Of Friday.
Trade fair ut last Mondays quotations,
l3Jc for poor to extra native cattle; 7l@
9Jc for common to tair Texans.
Sheep and Lambs-Rccoipts yesterday
and to-day $3.50 head, making 27,@iO
head for the week, against 3l,27O head
last week. Trade fair at former quota
tions, 6I@SIc. Lambs, 4!@Gic. Sheep,
few sales at 6std G!c.
Swine-Keceipts 1850 head, making
Is, 700 head Tor the week, against 1870
last week. State hogs are selling all the
week at S!@ssc. No western offered
alive.
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FOREIGN.
Foreign Crops.

LoNDoN, September l3.-The Mark
Lane Express in it, review OF the corn
trade for the pat week, has the follow
ing: There has been but little change IN
the wheat market generally, which, with
the new product has only been modcr-
ntrly supplied, the best quality mostly
maintaining its previous value. whII" IN
terror has tended downwards. The gem
eral average is now within n siXpcuce of
lnst year, though the amounts then sold
were double those now sold, but foreign
imports still being free, the country has
been araply supplied at rather low rates
Flour has recovered Il franc in Paris, and
fine old wheat has risen one shilling per
quarter. The French markets have gen
craliv been calm and unchanged, but in
some of the country places there has
been further decline Belgium and
Holland have given way in new quail
ties about shilling per quarter. In
Germany the tendency from tnenesS Of
weather has been downward. The same
Is true in Hungary for inferior qualities,
though the yield is scarcely an average
one, but at odessa the holders maintain
prices greatly to the detriment of the eX-
port trade, in confidence that they will
eventually be paid for their patience As
the season advances. and tn"
general deficiency becomes known.
Still, looking at the present
yield as only an average one in guam
titv, and as from this a large deduction
must be made for its general lightness IN
the actua! amount of flour produced, We
may possibly count on a further def
ciency Of 10000 quarters, at = time when
our population is vastly on the increase.
We have no doubts but that our imports
will meet our necessities, but We expect
that, as the season terminates, It vii. be-
"a rlnsn MN
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Scptcmbcr I3.-F-I0uT
QUIET; extra - O0mj 80; high grades
- jOMS -. Whcat-Stcpdy; old red
81 45Gl Is; white 81 jOCil %. Rye
900 92c Corn-.ln good demand
yellow 74m75c; mixed 7&@7lc. Oats
Active; white, 42mjOr; mixed 40m
i2c Whi-ky-Quje,; western ) -.
steady; New York and Brad
ford county extras &om$l!r; tlrsts 2Sc,
3Or; western extra 2im2Gc; iirsts 2Om
2lc; rolls, extras II" 25ci tr,ts 23r.
Chccsc-Firmi western fine lO@lO!c.
Kggs-Strady; western 2lm 22r. Pctro-
leum-Strady at ll!eL ll:c fJr refined;
9lm9Ec for crude.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIECINEATI, september l3.-Co.ton-
Firm 1T l4ic. Flour-Quiet at So 2ja
i 80. Wheat-Qaict. old AT 81 400 jjc,
new S)aI 20. Corn--At 6SII7Oc Oats
Steady at 400 SOC. Rye ana Barley
Quiet and unchar Ccd Provisions
Steady. Pork at 52l 37lm2l 80. Lard
Quiet and steady ut l2,G BE @l54C'
Ilc. Bulk mrats-Firm at S!m ogcNa l2c
Cr I2!c12.Ml2!c. Bacon - Steady
houldcrs q! clear rib l3@l&!ci clear
l3!. Wh.sky-Quiet and steady at
81 II.
Hoes Quiet and firm; good, none off
crmg; stockcrs $GjOrl6 90; light grades
81 25mS 10.
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The First Fast Mail Train.

PITTSBURGH, September l2.-The first
mail west over the Pennsylvania Rail
road arrived here this evening at five
o'clock, just forty one minutes behind
her exact schedule of time. The latest
reports from the western connections are
that they are both on time. The
train over the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and
st. Louis, passed Cashocton. sixty-eight
miles east of Columbus, at 9:j3, and the
train over the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago road, passed Lobdonyille,
thirty-two miles east Of Crcstlinc, at
1925, the schedule time Of both trains at
the above points.
CINcINNATI September l3.-The fast
mail train connecting with the PcnnsyI-
vania road at Pittsburgh, arrived ut
Crestline on the Fort Wayne & Chicago
road at II =. NJ, and at Columbus on the
Pan Handle road at L p. NJ, both on
time.
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During Westervet's examination yes
terday, he emphatically denied that he
rode in a Brooklyn street car on July 9Th,
with child resembling Charlie Ross, as
stated by Mrs. Peers. Westeryelt swore
that he never saw Charley Ross. In an
swer to the question whether he had any
knowledge of his whereabouts, he answer
ed, "No sir, | wish to God | had
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The Turkish Troubles.

CoHsrASTGNoPLE, September l3-
Serious fighting occurred on Monday,
Tuesday and "Wednesday last. in which
the Turks were defeated. Tni. has re-
suited in renewal of the siege Of Tre-
bnge by the insurgents.
BELGRADE, september l5.-On ac-
cunt ol the threatening concentration OF
the Turkish troops on the frontier, the
Servian Government has ordered the
mobilization OF SIX frontier brigades. az
cregating $4,000 men and each soldier to
be- supplied with 100 rounds Of amuuI-
ton.
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ueTrnrtory Supervisor Crooked
whisky.

SAN FRANCISCO, September l3.-lt is
reported that Foulke, Supervisor Of In
tcrnal Revenue here, who has heen or.
drr"d east will refuse To 20 and viii re-
sign. 1t is also stated he Is using his IN
hurucc to have his successor appointed
here in opposition to the recent
action of the Internal Revenue
Department in transferring Nawley to
this post. The owners of the Pacific dis
tillery have been summoned by revenue
officials toprodurc their books, and IN re-
turn Louis Schsltz, one of the proprie-
tors, makes affidavit that all the books
and accounts of the concern up to July
lst. 1873. have been DESTROYED.
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cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, SEPTEMBER l3.-Whcat-
Advanced; No. | red 81 IS; No. , do
81 rejected 95c; old nominal Corn
steady; low mixed 1jr; high mixed
lie; ear on track Csc Oats-lIigher;
No. state i7c; No. , DO ljc; rejected
5sc. Ryc-Nomlual at ;l@ %. Pc.
trolcum-Dull; standard white. cars
9{D; OHIO ljO, test lOic; email lot, III
l.. .Ip l..
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September l3.-Flour- Steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat
Active, No. white Wabash 81 @3; am.
Der Michigan cash and seller September,
II 30; No. ! white Michigan, s "a
Corn-Higher but closing dun; high
mixed cash and seller september, i3ci
.nIIer O.tnher 70
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Pitfsburgh Market.

PlTTsBUEGH, September l3 Wheat
Slraay and in hight supply Penn-yIya.
MIA and OHIO red 81 jOGl -, amber and
white 81 GOml Gj. Coru-Dui.; ear 7jG
7oc; sheiled 15a zoe. Petroleum-Qulet
but firm crude 81 lO@l i2! at Parkers
refined II 5c for Philadelphia delivery
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yellow Fever I'm New York.

NEW YORK, September IA vessel
from South America anchored in East
river to-day with yellow fever on board.
The captain passed quarantine without
making a report, and was arrested for a
violation of the quarantine code and re-
manded to jail for an examination to-
morrow.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New YORK Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, September 13.-GoLD-
Opened at ll64, Tell of to llG, advanced
to llGs, and closed ut llG3. Rates for
borrowing were l-32, l.G4, l-lG, per diem,
and to per cent per annum. Loans
were also made Hat, and finally went ut
l-G4Gl.32 per diem.
GOVERN NMENTs-Closed firm.
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More RumOrcd Trouble i'm Missi>-
Sippi.

MEMrniS, September l3-The pas
sengers toy train from Grenada report
serious trouble IN TalIahatchle county,
Mississippi, some ten miles west of Charl.
cston The whites there had sent sum
mons to Oakland for assistance, and the
citizens there and at Grenada were or
guuizing and armlng to 20 there. There
j, no definite information of the nature
# the troubles received and owing to the
distance from telegraph Office it Is
impossible to obtain u reliable or detail
"a account.
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Gentlemen who arrived from Charles.
ton, Mississippi, this evening, give the
following account of the troubles in
Tallahatchle county: Last Thursday, two
negroes who, 1t Is claimed, live IN ArNsn-
saS, registered as voters at Frierson :
store, and warrants for their arrest were
issued and gwen to constable, who took
Il posse with him, and rs they approached
the place where the negroes were
Staylng the latter saw them aanG
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Republican Majority Cut Down from
Icn Ihnusnnh 10 EiNc IhOmsnMl.

PORTLAND. ME,, September l3.-Onc
hundred and forty towns give Conner
2sG7O, and Roberts 26,l9S; against 25,-
PSI Republican and 1889 Democrat last
year, being Republican majority of .
492 against 5,565 last year. This indi-
Gates that the total majority, which was
10000 last year, will be this year not
above 5000. There il but
one Congressman to be elect
ed, namely, in the Fourth district to
I'LL the place of llcrsey, deceased. 1t is
impossible, as yet, to give the result Of
the vote. 1t must be very close. The
Republicans will probably carry eleven
counties. and the Democrats five, which
will fairly represent the vote in the SEN
ate, being u Democratic gain, As the Sen
ate stood, last year, twenty. eight Rcpub-
licans to three Democrats. In the House
the Republicans do not seem to have lost
democratic cain Of 2I1 in POrls-
mouth.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., September "a
Goodrichs (DemOcrat) majority for
mayor is 22O gain of 2l7 over last
VeAr,
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THE MAINE ELECTION
The Tidal Wave Running
High.
Unexpectedly Large Demo
cratic Gains.

PORTLAND, September l3.-Portlahd
gives Connor, Republican, >, i56; Roberts,
Democrat, = 55l, II Democratic majority
of 1l5 against last years Republican
majority OF l63.
The following places give Democratic
majorities: Cape Elizabeth, l3O; Daring,
90, gain of 81. Bangor gives Roberts
l23 majority lin 1870 Roberts carried the
city BY GOO, Eastport gives Connor - !,
Roberts, l33 Belfast gives Roberts oo@
and Connor SOL, II Democratic majority
OF 2l0, from last year. DadSeIon
gives Conner 362, and Roberts 29'.
Augusta gives Connor 9lG, and Roberts
rs. The Republicans carry Saco by
Ill majority for Connor. South Brr'
wick gives Roberts majority of J"
Biddeford was carried by the Democrats
by 1871 majority. Twenty towns gives
Connor, Republican, 5,O29i Roberts,
Democrat, 4,O6O In 1874, these towns
gave 1 $50 Republican and BIS Demo
crat votes. The Republican majority Is
9G9 against 800 same time last year
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Northern Ohio Fair.

CLEVELAND, September l$.-Thc sixth
annual fair of the Northern Ohio Fair
Association commenced today. The
weather was fine and the attendance
good. The prospects for success is very
nattcring. All the departments are well
flied. and the fair will be continued
throughout the week.
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Amcs still in Suspense.

WASHINGTON, September l3,-Attor-
ncy General Plerrepont this morning
telegraphed to the United States Attor-
ney at jackson, Mississippi, to inform
him of the present condition Of affairs.
He also teiegraphed to Governor Ames
that he had forwarded to the President
all the telegrams in regard to the trou-
bles, and Is now awaiting the further ac-
tion of the President.
1t is probable that the President will
return to Washington tomorrow or the
next day, when cabinet meeting will
be held 10 consider the Mississippi trou-
bles.
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Disaster-Thirteen Lives

CHICAGO, September l3.-The propel-
Ter Depere arrived IN Milwaukee yester
day and her officers gave a brief report
OF the laundering of the steam barge
MENDOZA The MENDOZA with the barge
Morning Star was sailing along the west
shore of Lake Michigan Thursday night,
and at Il point nearly opposit Point
Betsey, ioundered and was seen sinking.
The crew and passengers numbered twen-
ty persons in all. The life boat was launch
ed and several of the persons on board
got into her and the remaining thirteen
went down with the boat. The
life boat reached Manitoivoc
in safety, as did also the barge Morning
Star. The propeller TinesdeIl being ut
Manitowoc took the barge in tow and
reached Milwaukee with her last even
ing. No particulars of the disaster are
given. The captain name or the owner 5
name are not mentioned and it is not
known where she belonged, Sac had Il
cargo Of coal, and was bound upwards.
The son of the owner of the boat was on
board with his wife and he managed to
get into the life boat, but his wife failed
to do so, and he jumped back on the sink
ing boat aad was drowned with her.
MILWAUKEE, September l3.-The
crew of the evening star arrived here
this evening. The barge while in tow Of
the propeller Mendoza ioundered oft Big
Point au Sable at noon Friday. The
crew took Il small boat and landed ut
Amsterdam SATURDAY. afternoon. The
Evening Star was laden with loo tons
Of cOnl for Chicago.
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violent storms Vermont.

MONTPELIER, VT, September b.
Violent storms have occurred in this
nei.hborhood and great damage has been
done to the crops y watcrspout destroy
ed fifty houses mt Saint Gilman. Nine
dead bodies have been recovered, and
sixty persons are still! missing.