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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK sARKa--

CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-BEEF CATTLE-Tne rocei pts
for to-day were 400 head and official yester-
day at 5,s0C head; the market was active but
lower except for shipping: sales were made OF
common TO good shipping az e3l4: choice to
extra at 81 2oa6 80; cows az s. 5t93 so; rough
lots al 50 759i: shipments. l,l5e head.
AoGS-Ihe receipts for tod y we're 10000 head :
the market was Ective and strong and l09l5o
higher: sales We're made OF light az 81 y0aS IS !;
neavy hogs at $500 50; closed with pens empty;
shipments, $500 head.
SHEEP-fhe receipts for to-day were 200 bead I;
the market was fairly active and firm; sales
were made al So 25@5.
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CLOSING MARKETS.

CLOSING MARKETS.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
Reported for the Sentinel by William Lizker,
Grain and Pro vision Broker, Room IL, Cham-
Der OF Commerce.
CHICAGO, Sept. 50.
Closing prices OF grain and provisions al 4
O'Clock +. NJ:
Wheat-October, 81 oS; November, 81 or. Corn
-Occober 6fs<c: November, z7JHc: year, SIC.
Oats--October. aszc; year SIC. Pork-Octobec,
81 20.
ST. LOUIS. sept. 20.
wheat-October, srsg5%; do. cash, 81 70 Corn
October, soc. Oats--October. S5hc.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MOVEMENT.
MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.

MONEY, STOCKS, ETC,
NEW YORK, Sept. %.
Money market easy at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 61z97 per cent.
Custom receipts, si74,t00,
Produce exports, S2,loo00C.
Assistant treasurer diSburscd 5200,0
CleaIings, flB,tO0,0u0.
Sterling Exchange is quoted at 81 70 for co
DAYS, anu 81 80 for sight.
Gold opened at iI65S, advanced toll71S. and
closed at ll7H.
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week past and coffees, which were reported
higher q week ago, have maintained their firm
ness and are bound to rise in the world higher.
Yet sugars very firm and active. Oils weak CT,
especially linseed, which sells here at even %
Genus,
Dry goc6s have a fair showing, with sssurar CO
off liberal fall trade.
Produce is active and In excellent demand
Butter aud eggs bear good prices. Poultry weak
and old fowls lower.
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and In transit by rail, Sept. II, 1875.


THE PORK Packets CONVENTION.
The Pork Packers Association, Of st.
Louis, has called convention az pork
packers to be held in tibet city on Tuesday.
. October 8. Pork packers CT the UnitedsStates
are invited to attend, for the purpose CT con-
sulting and acting upon such matters as
NAV be considered for the bsst Interests of
the trade. Toe secretary of the Sc. Louis
Pork PscBers' Association, u. u. Louder
man, 500 North Fifth stre5t, desires TO be
advised as early az possible of tho inten-
q tions Of persons to be present at the eonven-
ton.
WHEAT PRICEs.
The Cincinnati Price Current of last week,
commenting on Mr.. Delmsr'G estimate of
the European deficiency, which was fully
noticed by the Sentinel, says: The estimates
of the deficiency in Great Britain msdo by
reliable parties have been redGced to se,-
so0O, COO bushes, which is only ten per cent
greater than her actual imports last YEAR.
the amount from August %, 1874, to August
Is, 1875, being q, 100000 bushels. II Great
Britain will require only $1,000, 900 bushels
during the current year, and France Will
have enough home grown wheat for her
consumption. to say nothing e9out the
surplus which she Claims, then the
deficiency. according to tho basis of Mr Dol
mars statistics, will be reduced to or be-
low the average annual deficiency, and
consequently the demand upon this country
for wheat will not be as lsrge as has been
generally anticipated. The exports from
California this year will be Ebout 1890, 900
bushels, aud the Atlantic .seaboard will
doubtless be able to fnrnish the amount TO
make I'D what Eurape will wish TO draw
from this country without eLh2usting our
surplus, and therefore there is little proos-
bility that prices will rHle much above the
rates now current, which are relatively more
in adVSues of last years prices here than al
Europe. The folly of holding back produc9
when it is ready for market and can be- sold
at fair remuneration upon the cost of pro- |
ductiou Ia likely to receive another exem- I
MITIGATION during the curreat year.
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MOHat's Life Pills!
nLORat's Phoenix Bitters y
pana.s fI;. nna Sa1-oi,,

. SHAVE
f0rSa n complete Family Medicine Chest. and have
cured mere diseases, and have done more good for
hnzaalty, than anyoiher medicine ever offered to
IL, g4Opla. r.
M0FFAT'S LIFE PILLS z
srs frrely Vegetable. They act on the Liver.
opening the duets. and restoring the body 90 peT-
feet health. and may be relied on to cure Nervous
and Sick Headache. tOstiyeness, Dyspepsia. IBdi-
FeStiOn, 5anndice, Liver and Bilious Complaints.
tolaS, Scarvy. General Weakness, Fsyer 4 A-rs.
~ MOFFAT'S PHENLX BITTERS
ccrrert the secreti0ns % TIE Stomach. and ar "A
sare crre for dyspepsia, Nervousness. SleoplesS-
Scss. fe.<a,a Complaints. Weakness Debiilfy, ac.
PAGES CLIMAX SAIFE
isacompOuna OF Arnica with many othereyfraefS
san LAisaEiS. We warrant u 10 cure ScrofuIa aid
aalt Aheun, Fever sores, Piles, FROST Bite. Chill
siHins, C0rnS. Inflammation OF the rYrs. Broken
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Cuts, Bruises, BIifnA. s.i
Rnu all Cntaheous Diseases. on Izaa or BEST. u
ailays Inflammation, sEbdnes all pain, ard heals
without oscar IL is worth IFS weight I'm ecid 10
very family, and should always DO OF hand.
- Sold by Druggists everywhere.
J. p. MILLS, Sole Proprietor. -
." i1per'S street, New York
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DAILY RAILRoAD COMMERCE..

Quotations are given zoe qua udyins prsces q
gra'n and rroduce, ana the sailing priccu f0i
1OuY and other merch Gndise.
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sThs purchasing pG1oes Tor Government bonos
In indianapolis vary nom tbs EaW York Quota.
tioas xsil per cont
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FINANCE AND BUSINESS.

TRADE PALACE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-13
cor. rI1DEN IN BRooKArv.
Tue Review of the second Brigade on til,
Prospect Park Parade Ground.

The Review of the second Brigade on the
Prospect Park Parade Ground.
GOV. Tildcu and his staff yesterday after
noon inspc cted the Second Division n. &. ;. n.
y. Oh the Prospect Park parade ground. The
Ffth Brigade comprising the Thirteenth, Four
teenth. and Twenty-cishth Regiments, and the
Fifteenth Battalion; the Eleventh Brigade,
comprising the Fortv-seventh, Twenty-third,
aud Thirty-second Regiments and Howitzer
Battery Division Batteries A and u, aud two
troops Of cayalry-all in their brightest uni
iorms-were on the ground by three O'Clock.
GOV. Tiden was met at the Fulton ferry by
MAYOR Hunter, Gen. Woodward, Col Burger,
ana several Aldermen. On reaching the grounds
he mounted a dntk-truwn horse and rode DOWN
the lines with Gen. Dakin, the commanding
general Of tne brigade. and Inspected the ranks.
regiments saluted. The Fourteenth Regiment
After the Inspection the Governor and Gen.
Dakin and their STATS took central position
and reviewed the troops. The regiments then
wheeled and marched back to the city. The
IuIrteeuth Regiment, Gen. James JOurdan com
manding. took the lead, and started for their
new armory In Flatbush avenue. which hthel To
they had not occupied. The Fourteenth and
Forty-seventh Regiments escorted the Thir-
toenth To their new home. GOV. Tden drove
quietly to the armory, and made brief inspec-
ton. In the evening he Was received 10y the
officers at their division headquarters In Mon
tagIe street.
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The Wisconsin Murd-re-s aud her Tool ~cn-
tcuccd to he Hanged Hank Robbers.
ST. AUGrsTISE. Fla. oct. s.-Mary Ann
Newton. tho history Of whose crime and con-
viction was pru,ed YESTERDAY, was to-day SEN
fenced TO death. William Newton. her nephew
and tool. was found guilty Of murder in the
first degree, and was also sentenced 10 the eil-
lows. The won ans counsel have appealed to
tue supreme Court, but there Is no PROBABILITY
that the appeal will be allowed.
This Mrs Newton, or Keecb. is a burly woman,
with countenance that docs not belle her ma
ture She received her Sentence with the mo. I
stolid indifference, gazing at Judge Archibald
with a defiant look, and sccmiu-ly anxious to
get upon the platform and wrins his neck. No
sympathy IS ielt for the woman.
Newton j. rather rem rkable-looking man.
somewhat below the medium stature, lightly
hut strongly made, ana with n face that would
hC eminenty handsome were II not for n coarse
expression about the mouth. lie has fine, in
tellisent ewes. There + considerable sympathy
felt for him. for although the actual pcrpe-
TRAITOR Of the atrocious crimes. he wa in a GER
tim sense the victim OF his aunt, who urged
him to the deed, operating upon IN intellect
somewhat disordered 10y holding out the pros
pect Of a 4 andsoine reward. Medical gentlemen
ION that his mind IL hardly sound. lie still sui
tcrs from the effects Of "a severe fracture Of the
skull. resulting from wound received at the
bat, le of the Wilderness. Ills course through
OUT the whole affair would seem to bear out the
suggestion of partial insanity ana " - stated
that the citizens Of St. Augustine VIII petition
for executive clemencv In his behalf.
The Canadian bank robbers. Nichols and his
son, are still here. They had been released from
custody on a writ Of habeas corpus, but were
Icarrested this morning in behalf ul the State
while awaiting the train that was to remove
them 10 a more cOngenial clige. 1t Is said that
the cXtradition treaty between Great Britain
ana Z United States does not cover this case
The Queens counsel. however, and the attorney
for the bank are here, making every effort Il
bring tie rogues to justice. The elder Nichols
Is a surly creature. with bic red nose and the
expression OF a bulldog. The son Is boyish, oI
rather girlisb-lOoking fellow, without any par
ticular expression at all.
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GETTING Ur rIKE REVIT.iL.
BroOklSn's victory over Philadelphia in Sc
curing Moody and sAnkcy.


curing Moody and sAnkey.
The simultaneous announcement last
week that Moody and Sankey were TO begin
work In Phil dcphiu and Brooklyn the 81; % {
October, confused the public. The BROOKLYN
clergy had received the latest promise. fbe
Philadelphia Clergy seemed to have an equal
surance that the eVangelists would begin there,
and on Saturday evening sent n telegram to Mr.
Moody, saying. "The good OF the whole cause
demands that the arrangements made for Phil
adelphia must be carried out; otherwise the
work here h postponed until lS,1.' lhis seems
To have led Mr.. Moody to change his mind, aud
on Monday ne telegraphed back " Have asked
Oct. 81, God willing Mr.. Moody teeRTaphed
To- Mr.. ID. W. McWilliam of the Brooklyn COM
nittee that he wished to be released. Mr. Me-
Williams answered That the committee had
gone TO great expense to get the Rink and pre-
p.rc II, and that they could not let him on.
YESTERDAY morning the Rev. DR.. Cuylcr, Dr.
Burlington. Dr. Tamage, ana Mai. b. X. CoIwin
went to Philadelphia to consult, being in
siructed TO argue tnat the feeling IN Brooklyn
was rlper for reyivdls than elsewhere. Al I
o'clock the Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage telegraphod
to the brooklyn committee: "All right. Moody
goes To BROOKLYN Oct. a, TO stay month"
The BROOKLYN committee met ut O'Clock to
appOrion the work of having the Rink iehtted.
The committee of clergymen returned from
Philadelphia In the afternoon and explained
that the Misunderstanding MS to who should
evangelist had decided before the Phludel-
phla committee concluded their delberat ions,
whereas they understood that he was ~ abide
by their deliberations.
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SUPREME CHAMBERS Nos. /, &C. log,
1873 133 I35 IA l42 IA. 100 100 ldl, ld2 ld5 ltB.
., 2io 2ls 2i0, 2e go s5s' 9do 200 2G1 272 eij,
205, 2sd, 305 800 3l2, al3 ~, $50, 324 321, 3sS
SUPREME toURT-GENhRAL IEgM. Nos. IL, 49,, ISIS,
49,, 1856 lss lsl 100 l9l, l92s, 1893 1874 lol III,
1873, l62. 49, l07,
SUPREME jouRr-sPRctAL TERM.-IAw and Fact -
Noe i2t 100 lO2, $40 biS 5Sl, 5s2 5g1 500, jJs 900
OO GOj OOd Olf, u2l i6l ga, d25, "a ago. 62l hi
6i2 652 ~ 900 inclusive. Part lease on. Part Ill
Case on. 80
SUPERIOR CoURr-G ESERAL TERM.-Nos. 10, IA, 10,
q, -, 80 "A, 20, 20 2o 80 .
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TRRN.-Nos. ~ Is, ~, %,
80 2. /. "a. "a 80, 40, rs, 40 hl, l3, H. Part l-Nns
Ii0l, go. 1925 10, III, 1855 $50, bal, 30, ai @
Ogl 74l S0b, 81 Fart llNos. bSs "a ~, Ni2, Boz
"a lsis, 7Ss, boo9 81 loo G9 $50 So $40 3d.
Sl o. So 49, ~ 40 DO II, r. Part Ihos, 1908, ~,
23-2 1854 s20 7M, $50 1913 1850, l9sl, s35, ls9i
2b63 1881 1880 723. Part II Nos. 1913, lbii, 49,
LID liz 5i5I fISO, 1871 zoos 200 272S, 300.
MARINE CoURr-Part Nos 5Od6, lSl3. 3lip, 3l@
3l25 $780, 32JQ 1900, 5000. 32l7 33J2 353, Jt B1l
1857 Part H. Nus, $3.50, iGS 4so5 1851 isis' 1880
VIZ y Iio Ssil VIZ XIX h tiio ia 1919 2vie
| vIIl, AVIS, 4sV5, GSlA, wv, 43~O, asa, 1870
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New York Markets.

TUESDAY, Oct. II FLOUR AND MEAI-Sun-
plic ~ nour moro liberal, the trade demand less
i've, ana the export demand quite moderate prlc 5
have consequently shown weakness, though no general
Il cline eau be quoted. lHe hour has been iu also,
but meal has been more active at slightly octer
prices. To-day, h0ur steady, though less active. In.
ferior new Western continues slow aud Irregular.
Southern was in N, derate demand. State extra, Ca
pier sold At 800 for poor. I've -four IN
altered. RuckWheat -four IN better request. Corn
meal active and higher We quote NJ, Q, y
bUl. s4.lnati75i sunernne State ana Western, 500
t54O; extra state, &c. q Cog 800; Western sprng
wheat extras, t5GOat6i do. XIX and XXX, 5000
: 90; do. winter wheat ana AN a. 500 1920 Mime.
SOFA patent $500 city shipping extras 81 $3.50
city trade ana family Orands, sbf5dtSi SOutlern
bakers and family brands a. 25et iO Southern ship
Ping extr's, fd2?gf.Io. kye nour sunernne go
1850 Corn meal Western, &c, t3G0qfi; BrlnGy.
VINE, Al5atisQ. BuckNhest nour, v 100 MS, " 900
1929.
Provisions feature Of the trade In hog producs
the past few days has been tie active speculation m
pork aud lard, win marked advance IN prices, stnu.
laed ~ the rapid reduction Of stocks, The steady de-
maud for export ana consumption, and hints that a
corner may be maze on OCTOBER contracts, IN which
the thOrte may he hluly "kqutcled.' Beef continues
very scarce. To-day pork war active ana hgher sales
on the spot 100 6nls. new mes, AT t33af28 % aud
Tor future delivery 900 hhs S22 f23 seller DC
IV0sI and S2@Vo~t-5, ouy,T dV Beef quiet. Bacon
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every place, without distinction, should be
licensed on the same plan as that followed by
the United States Treasury DEPARTMENT.. ANY
place selling without license should he AZ once
locked III. The system would not be an en-.
peusivo one. No liquor dealer IN the CITY dared
defy the United stat 5 license law, AMI vet
were only - men to cntOfce IT,. He tnuught
that liquor selling should be taxed b tn STATE:
a. nv nearly every other part OF the world. and
that no distinction whatever should 10 made IN
the granting of licenses. lie thought nat the
d'Ictcrinua matter Thee WIS really ~ ttmptn-
tinn fer liuuur dealers to pat poison INTO tue ir
iiquors. Highwines were made from gram :
rum from nula-ses The ma rrialH were ClnIp
enough. They could huv uichwincs n 81 or
sl2D gallon. rcdnce that BY unc-hali and color
IL with burnt sugar.
Nr. S,iucr thought That liquor shops should be
kcpf shnt AZ unsr asonablc hours, and that selling
to miuors should be prohibited. .
Inc com .uiitec will meet m Ludlow street Jail
at II q clock Oh Thursday morning.
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Contents OF the Weekly sun.
THE wErKLYsuS published this morning &C


tains the following;
Secrets OF the Lohby-some Remarkable Develop
mcuta VINO phldcd the Spuis OF the United states
Financial Agency How Henry tlews co. Bought the
Admin .trauoni our National Grabbcri The Octuner
fie' uous-lesu4tn IN Oau, Iowa, aud Nebraska; The
school OH Murder-A Terrible Tale Of Crime from
pentsrStil llarpiHs On the Gag Law Plea Tor Hard
Muucy-spcech OF senator E-tln Of Connect cut-Catl
scnurz Dem0ll,hinF endell Phillips; North CnrolinaB
New Constitution; Resignation LxpeCted-some
YER Qiccr Dergs In the kltery Navy Yard The His
tory Of SulCd Conflict OF AssartOns-Mr. A. G..
Huehs leply 20 senator Carpenter; A Remarkable
LaWruit The Miners Conspiracy Iriul The Uuburcd
GIlb1rd; A ttY IN the Hands OF a Mon; The Mis-.
sLsippi OutbTcaK; Gen. Butler on Contraction ;
Mr.. Beecher on ReyNals- bcecherAm In India
ana at the Anupodes; A Texas lruRedy The Dry
Lady Expert; A Down-katt keely, Hermann m Cali.
fOrnia-A scene not IN the Bills cardinal McClosEey +
1itle Death Of Thomas Jefferson lalduiphi capt r. u.
wards Millions a Remarkable WIN SUIT IN Michigan
The Volcanoes OF lc land TIE De usons of n shaken
Mnd. Notices OF New BOOks-Miss Ihackeray's d" Mrs
Angel " Servants In India Answers 10 Correspond MIS-
Tho Latest Ielegrdpnlc Newe Ladies department
Notob On science and lndustryj Many Columns Of td
torlal Articles and Agricultural Matters ory-Pylis
and Corydon, Part l. Financial Intelligence, and Mar
kcts.
Tue WEEKLY Sun contains complete epitome OF the
neNsof the week from all parts Of the United satas
ana the American continent Copies IN wrappers ready
formaiing the old country may be mad at the desk
Of our publication otae Price fonr celA Fer sale
~ AZ a,ws 4sa.gTs In clty All cQanuT,
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HORSE NOTES.

Lulu, who beat Goldsmith Maid In race o.
-four heals last summer Is TO attempt 70 beat 2;li AT
Rochester tomorrow Cihursdaij'
Mr.. Josiah NJ. Fiske, who resides on IennOx
hi Flftc avonuc, the fastest fouryeaf-Old that
Carl Burr ever handled, So Carl Gays
Mr.. Backman's Ally Miranda won the three,
year old stake al Albany last week. colt by Edward
Everett won the fastest heat which was rOttcd 10 3tl
Besides American Girl three other fast trot-
ting from the effects OF tue prevailing
dsease-two In kentucky aud one AT Fleetwood Park.
Mr.. Bonner, in Wellesley Boy, owns the fastest
slN.year old In the country Wellesley Boy has trOtte
on the eequartcrmie exercising track ON Mr. Bon
ners farm IN 2lOlS.
MIR. Chambers has sold his well-bred mare
Mosey John Murphy, VINO, n IA SAID, bought her iOr
Mir, Ferrigan. the owner Of Charley Greene. Mosey
record OF 2:2ls, which she made al Hartford u
few weeks Al Rochester last August IN race OF
seven heats, she beat CUmentlhet JOAeTi Music,
Blanche, Gen Garfield and Lady slAr,
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Yesterday, at the Exchange, a. II. Muller &
sold under foreclosure one fourslory brownstone
house with lot l75N923, on The north side Of Smith
street, $50 feet west Of sixth avenue, for sSooO.
The foown NJ foreclosure sales were adjourned The
property FoIiy-seyenth street and Lexington ave
TO oct. 81 property Seventy FIRST ana Seventy.
second streets east ut Second avenue To oct -
lots on the northeast corner OF Fith avenue and Vine
ysCconn street 10 Dec. : one house and lot on the
north SIDE OF Ninth street, west Of Ffh avenue sine
lie.
bounced BY v X. stevenson, lr OF one house and lot
on the south side Of fiy eighth street east OF Third
avenue.
ny James ". Micr-rwo houses and lots on the north
side 81 Fltly .nrs street. east OF First avenue.
IN Peter 7. Mcyrr-Fpur lots on the south side Of
Flfiy-sIXth street, west OF Second avenue.
Bl :. 4. Stc,r-lrCulbcs us First avenue.
Ry T.. 4 Lawrence & Co one plot 81 land the
southwest corner Of Nichols place and Prescott ave.
hue. aso one plot on the south side ot Nichols place.
Of Prescott avenue
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nrmer; sales $50 bSs city long clear a. iani3sc. CUP
meats qu Z Lard active ana higher ,aes on nc SPOT
Wtern TO srrivc and 1aislsJsc for prime city md
lof future delivery soy lcs No Wssisrn n GS
i27sc seller toe year Iallow quiet ut 10c. Drcs ed
e1Es va 9qotss ga F2,k So ns new ,g ecf
Plain mes. fsetlo, extra mess. tllefis prime mcss;
n &C.. tlbgtlO lnuia mess. flsaf2u. Hct mans,
D.. HeC11bc, shoulders pickiea iOsic rib bellies 10
@lic Lard steam rendered, IL fi6ci prime city,
i2LNtlsc. Dressed hoss I6ias i0stc.
qhAfN-1he wheat maree, nas been inactive. with
been atrbutedt the scarcity and high rates o. ocean
trcigts But corn has been at the came time active
pscc. Marley however. In, deveoned weakness uler
whe.t stenyi saics $1,000 hnsh including no 3 thI'
Has0 e. tl2istl25i migrated sprng at 81 p5et 10
Ms ."s af III o dr S choice S1N M ed
wit r. tl4FS for extra white Michigan; si4O tor
an interior spoS u.s. corn Gi Srnep oS les.
acive sales 800 oush. at I.73c for stei er Mixed
nrneri sales ioO.J bu.h. ~ Hisa5Oc Tor new
NO. 2oh',,esso mixed ~ 5nc g. nov 10: Mdwa1-
cago to arrve aud ~ W. for inferior 10 good white
u 15asl17is for Canada staiurd, t1.OJeftO5 for in
ierior state a. l2 for st ami fourrowed State prime
CorrOS The market hl Tor some days past been ex
cited and huoyant cop accounts we're lees favorable
excessive rains and rotung The Liverpool market has
been az thu time steadily advancing, aud receipts
important incrcts, last year when the agg cgate
yield fen Glow the average of estimates. To-day, the
changed but ho,deTs AK ns higher prices sales i0
bales, OF which 1.ioi for export and 1900 for con
but before the close II fully recovered and in some
cases an ADVANCE ssia6l.aed sales 1900 bales
Der i33c for DECEMBER. y oiec ~ January 1870.
i i9rc fe,s o., g se for March 4 I5c for ApI
Las for August Receipts Al The ports to-day were
n Hp bales The Liverpool market strong.
ulllu1f.
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PANAMA, Oct. IA compact has been drawn
up between Nicaragua, Guatemala, aud salvador. to
unite and form one national Government. II Il not
known whether Honduras and Costa aca Will ION ia
the movement.
public chill may go to war about the Straits OF
Magellan.
1he Argentine Government has notified that OF Brazil
that Il viii not permit any war vessels OF tue Empire to
enter any OF the unueuts Of the RIVER Platte. The Bra
Lllans are actively engaged ia constructing important
wOTAs OF fOrtIncatiOn on AtaJo Island
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The World Judge. BY Appearanees.

Many lady is the envy u her friends on ac-
count Of the lumber and splendor OF inc diamond thr
need envy her no longer Tor they TO- could lot n
set - the beautiful Partisan Damo ADS ~ appearance
aud lasting qualities fully equal TO the real gem they
for Rae only at Richard Humphreys J0Nery store,
770 Broadway opposite Stewart6.-Adr,
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