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New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
TIE SALE or POST1GE ST1NPS
A CARD FROM ID. NJ. BOYD.


To the Edftor Of The Trt1Une.
SIR: In your paper of Aug. 81, under tho
he'd of "Washington Notes. there appeared para
graph connecting my and the fact OF my removal
with the recent Investigation concerning the Illegal sAo
OF postage stamps by country potnasteis and IN your
issue OF tho lat ns in paragraph referring to my re-
moral Postmaster James is reported as connecting NY
name wta the same d,srcputable Transaction. Mr.
James AZ vou are row aware denies having done So ana
his statement is co.roboaiod by General superintendent
Cavlor who was present IFS interview with Your re-
porter Under these circumstances, rely on your eet
of Justice permit explicitly contradict as now
do all statements crooked nnncndo enaha'hg
from any quarter whatever, which assign rs The cause vi
INV removal any derclciion from ohicial duty whether
affecting integrity efficiency ana 10 ciiaiiesc any
uersOn in or out OF The Posf-OlhCe Dtparnth 10 sh"
any cause removing me Except 10 make pace oT
s,ne other person. from O!ce the dutlcs OF wnch
lad honestly and faithfully performed for nearly ID
'' Late U. S. Postage stamp Agent
Ne,c- Yorl, Sept IL, 1879.
GMr. BOYD seems to have misunderstood us, Dut We
cbeertully print bis letter. Our Washington DIS
match gave 10 credit to the report connecting hr
Boyds removal with the improper sale Of stamps by
country postmastcrs and our story of an nterview
with Postmaster James next day did not say that MI
James believed tAat rumOr either. In private note
tn THE TRIBUNE. however, Mr. James states that
our reporter ought to have quoted him as saying
erophatically tina; he knew no cause for MI Boyd S
removal and that il was impossible for Mr. Boyd 10
have been associated with country postmasteIs lii the
Illicit sale of stamps.-Ldl
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
MUSICAL NOTES.

Subscriptions for the performances OF Orato.
rio iillc. Tticns and The Centennial Choral Union WIN
I've received tomorrow at No. 81 tnionsquae Tne daes
performance are oct 20 e. The Messiah y, Oct ~
{" Elijah ~ and NOV. 10 tmisccllano rus sclectionh
Tickets including reserved seats for the three evenings
placed NJ ~.
MIR. Carl Rosa's English Opera Company,
which was announced tu open the fIinccss's TLeatrr
London last Saturday. comprises Mile. Torranl, Misses
Rose Hcrsce Julia Gaylord Annie Carina ani Cora
stuart, sopranos; Misses Josephine lorke, and Lucy
Franz sln and Mrs. Aynsiey Cook, altos; dessfs. d. H.
Batcs Frederick Packard, Norlllom. and Lya teioTs
au Mcl.rS Smiley. CampoDeio. Ccli, lMd"lS, Ayh5
ley Cook. Sualer, and Howell. barioncs ana basse,
The repel Tory incudcs 'he Marriage OF flgGrG',
Martha Bales "TEc S'cge of Rochelle and Rose
OF Castillo" Cncrubini> "WatcrCarrier, end CaSnoniS
"Thr Potter Oi HdyTo"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
SUICIDE AND ATTEMPTED MURDER FROM
JEALOUSY

Late on Saturday night terrible tragedy
took place in the apartments occupied by Frederick
Judd al No. 339 West Thirty He and his wife.
according the statement, OF their neghbors had not
lived happily together for time o1ng, 1t Is said TO
tns extremely Jealous disposition OF Mr. Judd Judd
year younger than his wife, ana was ~ years OF
age They we're both Germans quarrel of more than
usual bitterness occurred SATURDAY night. when Judd
his re- and jealousy overcoming him. seized knife and
stabbed his wife with it in the neck inhictng very
serious wound from which the blood flowed proflsely
Mrs Judd screamed and fed from her husband and from
the room. He probably believing that he had stabbed
her fatally, and perhaps overcome by renorse imme.
diitely drew the knife across his neck cutting it
flom ear to car and died in "a very few minutes.
Mrs Jdd was removed to the Twentieth Precinct sta
zion i'm West Thlry-scyenth-st.. and her wound was
dressed by Police Surgeon Waterman, who tiinHa that
she will recover. The inquest on the body OF Judd VIII
be held by Coroner Croker.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER RRPCRT
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
QEYIcE OF LIZ CHIEf nIGNAL OYYIClh.

wASHINaTO., ID. C., Monday. Sept 13-l =. m }
cuuODsi- 10, m. past "a hours.

SUnOpsiJ fo' inc pISI "a HOiUs
Cool. cloudy weather prevail, in the districts
on the Atlantic coast and in the South rn states WIN
light gentle winds and high barometer generally clear
and cool weather and light variable winds prevail IN
the upper lake region and the Northwest, where the
barometer has local rains reported from the
lower lake region the and southern portions of
the Middle Stats, the South Atlantic and Guif States
and tennessee
TIE Mississippi River has risen inches At Davenport
IL inches 81. Louis and 20 inches al Caro- III mas
fallen 20 inches al Vicksburg and inches At New
Orleans. ..
Probabilities.
For ye,c- c-Ergtand and the Addte sfotss cloudy ~
Io,rrd b cirdrnc re0her southeast TO SOUTH
,csst tciilds and hiiLing barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Grlf states ana tennessee
partly cloudy weather and local rains northeast TO
southeast Winds slight rise Of temperature and CON
tipurd nigh barometer.
Mississippi and Lower Mss0uri Valley s. clear or partly
cloudy weather slowly Rising temperature light variable
winds mostly east south, and high but slowly
falling barone ter during the day
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
LARGE FIRE AT MIDDLEBURY. VT.-LOss.
$l5OO0O

RUTLAND, Vt, Sept. PA fire broke out in
the Middebury Paper Companys MILL at Mddlebury.Vt
on Friday night destroying the paper mill. the buildings
of the Mddebury Manufacturing Company, the Middle
bury Wooden COMPANY and tho stores Of 90 business
firms two halls, six dwellings, and part OF highway
bridge The total loss Is estimated at $4,000; nsur-
anoo
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
5reeial Notifies.

Mrs. yinsiow's Soothing syrup, for children eethinI
softsns the gums asys all PAIN and cues WIND conc.
Advertisers dsnring 10 gain tho attention ana pa
rssaRe Of Farmers and AsrieuIturists, will mud THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable and effective mo-
dunn 1t reaches farmers and these Of better
esss than any other weekly paper published Ad'Guse
ms1s proper classification should W On
OF before Monday OF the week Of issue
The Rest Rooms for Ofnccs In Newly ork.-oyer hall
THE TRIBUNE BUILDING 10 now occupied by its pcrmA
uent tenants They and all their visitors unite In pro-
nouncing its orces the MOST ATTRACTIVE and all things
considered CHEAPEST in town Contrary 10 the gen.
eral expectation building TO be much the Dshten
Cd all the large buildings in the city All tue rooms are pcan
tfuIy finished wood asA There are eiesAut sst
nxtures and 10 every room All are eAceodnEy
ght and airy are perfectly venulate haze outside wndo"
and directly with e eevators and nearly All
have independent entrances from the ha Inc eeVSs run
kept O'Clock in the morning III long alter 1i
ngh Rents favorable terms Appicat should Do
ads A IHE uRIhLNk lOuptlL rOOr
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
DIR. uELMBOLD BRINGS SUIT AGAINST KIRK
BRIDES INSANE ASYLUM


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Wnts have been
issued out OF the OF Common Pleas In this city by
DE- Hembod against the Pennsylvania Hospital for the
Insane Drs s. Little, ]. Gordon Maxwell. Alderman
John Urian, aud others, who were concerned In the
arrest and incarceration Of Dr. Helmbod in Kkerdes
AsYlun.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13


Iasga o Ey.n;sn Rs's9I eI.." A"s n us Sas; Il bal,
la. anchored on sapeon $ L. io orders cor. q, d.v.
Bsrt Dsseu Duorosaod tAu'th Dr''''' o0fh !" Gay"
bark M.chiave pta, Mas.ca Liverpool ~ days in bal
Bark Telemnch CNOr) JOhansen, Loshorn 90 day" With
Dspgy s.arss. BE-, vh II,S qSGs lumber
schr j. G. Nash (oi AddisonJ Crowley Windsor. N g.,
Schr toi Machia', whiteaw Windsor N q.
SER ceni,irioa Blodset. Bangor with lumber
schr Fiorida, warren Bangor. with lumber.
sc6r. Jed Frye Langley, BsEgor with lumber
5r sc5r Freddie ga Eson as' as Calais With ump.,
scsr @ 30 WhiIdsn CI%k EocsgSrt sS Me-: With sr'0"'
sehr H. T. wellman, Hall, Calais, with lumber.
ssST s Il HSseG m5waa oespo a with s
scsr ssr yso e,or HG%si s"Ss Taai sa a
scHoosgRs-RIyRR AND coA:rwsr
Hdes walton Bo;Sn anas as n9sss sotasSSt ESisSn
Wii',s FgtsTs gs1.: ssrU0f
J. c. Russ, Wareham. Atlantic PawtucfeI
TilIis Fl s' pisStoD. Josie iilnd Dennis
K%s s,Sys"S. " Bas Bay%oSa .io
Mon@satn, Sew Havea. ~ Hess sO@sT.s, s"n.H:.,
WiND%sanseI moderate r. 3. r. cloudy.
DOMESTIC PoRTs.
frc" % SssYcfe sea Sea Gun rom Bs,%cfs K c. Rom
S cS ss isTsSD Ts 1Gsan' Is from
boston. Sept l2-Arrived. steamship Auas (Br), from
Liverpool.
TORFIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Sept 1.-THE Inman Line steamship CITY Of
Rchnond Mc(hsney NewYOrk sept !. arrived hero
a $50 M proceeded for Iiyerpoo Tie Ascrcan Line
steamship Illinois shacktori from Philadelphia sept O. ar
rived today and sailed for Liverpool . , A..
F.Tgs POiSE sept 12-The steamship Poynesian, from
Liverpool, arrived this morning.
NOTICE To MARfNFRs.
WASHINGTON D. G., sept 12The signal service observer ~
Barnelaf Inlet reors In tow OF steamer gong
north sank abandoned at between and O'Clock
today she sunk nine athOms 0 water opposite
Baregat Lighthouse ABOUT four miles out at sea- HAN heS
main sail and the top lsts visible.
The signal Service Norfolk reports the schooner
Mgnonette, Capt CovingOn from New York. laden with
gravel Washington. D. c. put into port or repairs
She masthead mainsal and b in the sale offiiay on
tl. ~
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
IN THIS CITY,

A fire broke ont yesterday afternoon on the
second floor Of the six-story brick building NJ NO. 1873
Hesterst. 1t caused by an Oyerheaed hue' lhe
flames were confined second and third floors which
were occupied bv Priest & Son. iapanncrs damage to
stock, $500 The building was owned by MT MONT
goinery Of HObpSen and was damaged about @ooo III
sIlrance not known.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
company led by Mr.. Birch and \

"g VII '''%
Bacfus numerous well composed. and strong ana II
gives CAPITAL entertainment III the line OF Negro Min
stTelsy We do not know where the rich, 0ldashiohcd
huor OF the Negro Minstrel stage II now to be found IN
such abundance and such rength it manfests ~ the
Opcra House OF Mcssrs Birch and BsckusLrhenseives
it, very able and amusing expOnen.. An amusing farce
on the subject OF &" Who Wrote Sbakespcarei" s prom
nen among the good Of the current programme
at 4 hail
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
FIFTH AVENITF TVEtTER.

Announcement is made that this house VIII
re opened for the regular season tonight Mr.. John
BrOueham las written an opening address ana VIII
himself deliver itso that the occasion must possess ~
least element of sympathy and interest The s'bSe-
quent performance will again interpret Mt T. e. HOW
ards farce OF Saratoga" Nineteen mcmbcrs-inany OF
them local fayores-Of Mr.. Days numerous and we'll
selected company viii participate in the Representation
new play by Mr. DAILY ia promised for Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
THE OLYMPIC TUEATER.

Uncommon attractions are put forth this
week at the Olympic. Thc Champion Swimmer Mr.. J.
T. Johnson has becn engaged: and the Carlo Family of
gynasts will continue tn amaze the faculties OF eyes
We observe also at the Dohery Fusilccrs are to be
paialeI
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
INCENDIARY FIRES IN INDIANA.

CINCINNATI Sept. 1.-THE Milton, Ind,
PAPER Mills burned last night. The loss Is esti-
mated at $4,000 which Is fully covered by insurance.
Ten buildings were burned at Tborntown Ind. with
Of 81 1000 and insurance for $500 In the ALE
mania OF Pittsburgh and Franklin Philadelphia Both
fires were of inocHdiary origin.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
THEATRE CONOTF.

Reliance continues to be placed on the Multi
-an and the akidmore Guards. They are IN delighfG
rivalry at the Theatre Conlue, AMI their contention
greatly the crowds that nightly thron9 10 th''
house new dr..ina,-ihe first of series OF centennial
plays-is announced for tonight under the patriotic
ua,ue of Hearts OF Oak"
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

will be therefore, that the circulation OF Thn TkH
tNR through mails greater than that Of The Herald asA
T.r.s OF The World Trss combined xnl
all three these other morning papers
combined Advertisers will md also 70 their interest 70 -
member that the columns OF the TRIBUNE are one vs
than the c and ulss each column
or line therefore gives TO the sAvsros
~ eua4ty Trs1ush xaS n
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
NAVAL ORDERS.

W,suINGTON, Sept 1.-THE orders Of Lieut.-
Commander o. eJerman to the rusoarora have been re-:
ed placed waiting orders Tho orders
OF P.sd ynaster Joseph Foster TO the Naval
Station at New London Conn, have also been revoked
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr.. George Rignold and wife arrived in this
cty on Saturday. in the Gormanic
Mr.. c. w. Taylrurc left this city last Friday
evening. to open the Varieties Ihcater IN Hr"Oflean'
The Partisan Varieties late Robinson Han,
viii I've ouened on Wednesday evening" with mscoino-
GUS en- tertanmcnt.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

BURNING OF A TANNERY AT CHESTER, MASS.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept 12.-The tannery
OF Thomas Rice & Co at Chester was burned this morn
Ing TIE watts contained 5000 hides In process Of tap
ning of which probably the uppermost are injured 40
that the will ne brt 81 000 steamer sent up
from this city.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
TRIBUNE MONDAY, SUPPLEMENT-

Chief Justice Park. Counsel fer the Company argued
that the amount should be at least $1.0O0.OOO The
hearing WAS adjourned until next Tuesday uATuord
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
THE HON. HENRY 7. BLOW.
wJNTEHMUTE ACQUITTED.

yrgMLLIoN, d. r., Sept 1.-THE jury
brought in q verdict Of mot Guilty. 81 u's IrA' VI
w,ntern,nte. who SPOT Gov. McCcoE
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
VORFICN PORTS.
MARRIED..
MERRTMAN-BIF !

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wednesday evening Sept 9, st
O'clock the residence Of the brides sister by tue rev
L. H. Dickinson. Walter N. Merrinan 10 LIZZIE Berce oosp
Of Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis papers plI Ass copy.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
THE INSURANCE WAR IN CONNECTICUT.

NORWICH. Conn, sept. 12.-Ihe hearing In
,ier of the lnalnt II the bond 70 be given by In
.,,,. commis,,ner 5teiman began yoaterday. before
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13

n will be seen that American News Company bought
than 1t did Worlds and Times put
tossh.r and that tho NswYork Company also bought
more TuRUNEs than 1t did Worlds and 7tne pat together
This 10 fair comparison OF the relative pur
cases for months past There has been no time tbs
year in which daily circulation Of THE TRIBUNE w~ not
.qua 10 the daily circulaons Of The World and
7In,, in which its semi weekly circulation wN not qusi
rups the combined mwssky crcuations Of The World
and Tine, which It's weekly circulation was not out Of
ssh ahead Of the weekly ccuatons Of The World
and 7ine 10th Of April two OF the best known ad
verng agents the country prepared the following card
We tho have Examined the books OF rHs Ths
I'VE the Foreman Room the daily reports etc.
and sre entirely satisfied and DO certify that tho entire circu
lson Of THR DAILY TRIBUNE for the month OF March WAS
25fG35 complete copies making average daily efre"la
ton Of 49, aud tia. the entire circulation
OF Tug DAILY TRIBUNE month OF April 70 and In
cudnk this day 4J7 $50 complete copies making tho
oyeraos day circulation for the month Of April thus far.
SO, sos complete copies g. M. PErTENGiLi-
Ns,e. York. April TO- 1875. HEAAN BUBR
The figures above gwen remained snguary stable through
Out past month. The average daily circulation o ihs
TRIBUNE for the whole month was so, los.
Tho following from tho Official report OF ne Post
master Of the CITY York to tho PostmsssrGsnera.
giving the postage paid by each paper in tho month
Of January 1875 regular editions sent from the New
York regular subscribers further sustes
the re circuations:
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
OBITT3RY.
FRANCIS LANSING GRINNELL


Francis Lansing Grinnell, son OF George Il.
Gr;npeu OF " all-st and Of the most accomplished
.adua,es OF the Glass oi s75 Of Yale College died sat
urdoy evening at Bridgeport Conn., at the residence OF
VIM d. Bishop the President OF the New-fork New
Haven and Hartford Railroad He was playing ball some
days before with his associates Of the EcAO u anu ~i
struck on the bich o me " 'u
with the hard heavy ball used III the regular
Tie blow scencd to him. and beng cOiV "a 70 w w
residence friend. he sank steadily uit Ctdlh Dna
came 20 his relief. His funeral VIII take pace on "e
ne,elay from Church Oi the lntcrcesso on "dshnb
ton Heights
THE HON HENRY T. BLOW.
The Hon. Henry 7. Blow Of ST. Louis died sud-
denv Of gcson at the United states Hotel in sartoga
nm saturday Mr Blow born III virginia III lsl| put
went TO Missouri ia $780, and graduated at b. Lous
University lie engaged In the lead and drug business
in which ho was eventually very successful PTior 10
the war he took a prominent part III the aht7o'oIy
oovcuent aud ser, ed four years IN the STATE etnaie
IN 1851 he Was appointed by President incolh is MILE t
tor Ia Venezuela but resigned IN less thn car ne
Sas ReunJlican member of Congress from 800 70 Ie1
and served In the Committee OF ways anu M'ns' iio
was Munster to Brazil from 1862 10 is' u "ds Sp
pointed one OF Connssioners OF tno 'nnd 70
snna,,t ~. no.ifion Mr Blow evnced warm intcrest
in the progress Of Missouri ana was '"cn''"'u "' WV
general Advancement or The SG'te
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must BE- 'ndorssd ,cM NJ"
wams and address.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-13
VI Interest to Advertise Z

Yesterday the American and New-iork News Companies
bought OF tie various morning pagers ~ follows;
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SALES FROM 2 O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO CLOSE OF BUSI
NESS, 3 O'CLOCK p. VI.
TUESDAY. Sept. 14-P. VI.

The stock market to-day has been fairly active.
the aggregate buying and selling having exceeded
300 900 shares while the general tone Of the mar
ket has been bearish At the opening the prices
steady 70 firm at about last nights quotations and
for while advanced fractiOnay for Western Union.
Pacific Mail Lake Shore. Erie. Ohio and Mis-
,,ssippi, and Missouri Pacific, but later in the
day tieTe a very general decline,
which was possibly aided by the cir
culation of new rumOTs, lntmatlng the weakness or
failure Of certain prominent mercantile and bank
ing houses ard the result of the days business is
decline in the greater number Of stocks upon the
tive list from last nights prices. IL IS understood
that the Governing Committee OF the stock Ex-
change have adopted measures for the discovery and
punishment Of the rumOr-mOngers, and IT Is TO be
hoped that they will prove successful III their lada-
BILE efforts Lake Shore continues 10 lead the market
in point of activity and weakness though IN
the latter quality it has to divide the
honors with Pacific Mail Both Of these stocks ex-
hibited spasmOdic strength in the morning but be-
came conspicuous for weakness later in the day and
each closed l. per cent lower than last nights final
ouotafion Lake Shore opened at 50, advanced TO
65ls declined 70 53l2 and recovered only to 1898
nj the close. while Pacific Mail, after selling up 10
IS. declined TO 36ls and only recovered IS at the
close Western Union has been comparatively
strong having opened at 79ls advanced TO 1923 de-
clined to TO- and closed at 1914 advance OF 4 per
cent for the day Tho market closed about steady at
slight advance from the lowest prices OF the day
The stocks which have improved from last night
prices are Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. Erie and
Marposa, each z per cent; Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Preferred, & Ohio and Mississippi. Wa
bash, and Western Union Telegraph each L per
ssat. The declines on the other hand have bean In
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Tie offering and asking prices Tor STOCKS at
lose of the Exchange were

The London adyices were Of no special importance
to-day though United States bonds were irr guar
and lower, save new fives. which were firm ~ 100.
Erie was frmer and even lower at 1''-~
15l2 for Common and "a for Preferred. To-day
was ticket day on the London Exchange, ana to-
morrow will be fOrtnightly settling day. Money
keeps easy az Old rates. In Paris Kentes closed at
667O Gold opened at 1863, declined 70 ll64,
and reacted to 1l6l2 in the first ten minntes, and
then ruled at 163s 11Gl2 until after j. o'clock
ater when il became bruited about in the street
that other failures were impending, the prices
advanced to III at which price half a million
was sold. while at the same time vigorous
raid was made against the market, the
same style of tactics being pursued that
led to the success of Yesterday. There was
perhaps less activity in the market than usual. and
fewer apprehcnsions of i renewed -qUecze Of the
cash gold. perhaps because of the al!clIa' ed IN
portations If the precious metal. Tie charges for
borrowing were 1s2 36i. and TO per diem. We hear
that 500 900 was taken for tomorrow al =. There
WAS no nominal change in the foreign exchange
market until near the close, when rites were re-
Guced to those az quoted below. The rates are as
low As 81 sOleG ~ 81 and - eioSi silly. We
quote documentary bills at 81 77aFl SS. The eN-
port clearances Of domestic produce from this port
for the week ending to-day amount IN currency val
nation TO So. 5000. The Assistan, Treasurer PAD
Oh, S3l 600 in coin interest and $1,000 IN called
bonGs The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared, 80, O0o0; gold bal
ances. II ,ITO.924: currency balances, Sl,%s9.2S6.
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Delaware Lackawanna and Western. Is per cent !:
Quicksilver L; North Western and st. Paul Pre-
ferred, each 80; st. Paul Common d, and Lake
Shore and Pacific Mail each lis. The sales OF the
day have been about 100000 shares. OF which
rs, 100 were Lake Shore 45, 900 Pacific Mail 25,sOO
Western Union 10 200 Erie, 49, 500 North-W Western
400 Ohio and Mississippi. $500 st. Paul. 2,4OO
St. Paul Preferred 1900 Wabash. 1000 Pacific OF
Missouri, and 700 Hannibal and st. Joseph. The
opening highest lowest, and closing prices Of active
stocks sold to-day are as follows:
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tent bonds were quiet and steady We an
mex latest QuOt3tiOns:

The transactions i'll state bonds were larger than
for some days past the sales agsregating $4,000
Missouri SKIES Long bonds sold at 1928; do SKIES
of 1876 at 1O1ls Virginia Consolidated ex-matured
coupons at 6212 Louisiana Levee at 30: North
Carolina skies old, April and October, at 2Ol2; DO
Special Tax thirds at 3, and South Carolina, Janu-
AIRY to July, at % The following were the bids:
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YoaK. sept li-BERyEs-For Of offerings there
vls no trfnc 10 beef cattle to-day Dealers dressed besI
port fair uads with steady demand az syanced proeA
Common 10 primo beef Sies ranged 81 o29l2c p 10.
frosh offerings head, mainly grssser%
Common prime milk fed steady demand 3c
D. few tops recalling 100 Grass calves hsd sAio "a
eSll y head.
hAncox Peters sold 50 Mount Holly vsAS asOoseo o. a
oaozc D.
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We annex closing ouotations of foreign exchange:

In the money market cal loans W"It UVilt Al : 20
Der cent and prime commercial paueT quoted at >
70 6. with a tendency TO higher quotations. Tie
Customs receipts at Washington ro-daJ were 500
600. and the Internal Revenue receipts Sll3,OOO'
the United States Treasurer receiving 9i60,0Oo III
National bank notes for redemption. The following
was the Clearinghouse statement Currency eA-
changes. SOL .312 900; currency balances. $3.50
ia; gold exchanges, $3.50, 100; and gold bal
ances S4Gs. 92s.
Government bonds were quiet and steady We an
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slO3.6Ha

FKANCisco sept 2rhs recepis from the interior OF
clip increasing, and OF magnitude.
The good with Leo buyers sales the woek
far reported embrace the following 10000 assorted
spring and Fall within te range Of or quotations, 10000
Heavy southern Barry 80 900 good Tree NOrhtru,
J. a3c spring TO- 40 10 Fan Bury, lOGltc. 10000 10
Free, l2Gl5c. 10000 II spring i.4