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Political Notes,

The next state election before the import
ant October elections In Ohio and Indiana
will take place In Georgia, where state
officers and legislature will be chosen on
The 4th OF October. THE New Hampshire
democratic convention met at Concord YES
terday and nominated Presidential electors
and adopted resolutions endorsing ths pomi !.
nation OF Tflden and Hendricks and denoun.
eng me recent order OF the President In
placing troops In the south. 1.-The demo-
cra1 OF the Buffalo, N. Y, district IN %
nominated Daniel n. Lockwood for Conerees.
"A convention Of colored republicans wa
resolutions were adopted asking for protec.
ton for colored people In the south And an
dorsing the republican PRESIDENTIAL nomi-
nees. ....This evening Mr. John W. FornAv
will address the republicans Of the 10th ward
Of Philadelphia con the plumbers OF the
democratic party since the close OF the war. .
and will be followed BY DR.. G. B. Purvis, OF
this city. .'.General Daniel z. Sickies,
just arrived In New York from Europe, II
toon 10 mount the husttngs for Hayes and
Wheeler.
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The Grea, Coal Sal. roa.

new YORK, sept 2O,-rhe Pennsylvania
Coal Company sold to-day at auction loo 0OO
tons OF Pittston coal The following prices
were obtained: Crate. - 9Oas3 OF :: Staa ar
:. SOssS0 lump, - SOas3 \; egg, . I2s I;
stove, 60a-3s5; chestnut, - lsSaS3 20
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THE MINNESOTA BANK RoRRrRya
dispatcb from ST. Paul, Mimi, saws: Pur-
suit OF the Mortified robbers has been given
up, ana the pursuers returned home. The
bankers OF this city have subscribed a fund
OF I'VE hundred dollars for the widow of aav-
WOOD, the bank cashier, murdered by the
robbers, and have printed a circular, which
Iney propose 70 send 10 the banks in all parts
OF the country, asking offerings on the part
Oh each as q recognition OF rare fidelity 70
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slilieIIo

NEW YORK, Sep 20 Early this mnrnius
l'ANld ii Peterson (colored) Quarreled vito
his colored mistress. Josephine Kelly, at
tneir hsxter street home, the motive being
Jealousy. He seized a pair of shears and
buried one blade ia her temple causing in
slant death. The murderer was arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-20

THE American Rifle Team was near Ioeins
me INTERNATIONAL match, owing 20 defective
OF the New York Post:
The Americans shot closer than did any
DINER Team, but lost ground on account OF
lnelr misses. III 10 the opinion among rife
not careful enough In making the bullets
used by as, and that occasionally one OF
tnese bullets, being q little hard on one
es, consequently there Is q loss OF power,
and the bullets dropped before IL reached
the target. We shot better, but got more
example, made twelve bulls eyes, but his
thirteenth shot was mysteriously a miss.
we believe that our rifles were superior, but
our bullets inferior, 70 those OF the foreign
Teams"
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Tnrbox Re.o,,t..,.,

LOWELL, MASS, Sept 20.-Johu X. Tar
boN was unanimously renominated 70 Com
eress by the 7th district democratic conven-
ton TO day.
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TwID-The London, Standards CORES
pondent ut Vigo writes on the 18th that
Tweed appears 70 be In good health. ae de-
TIL and stout, with gray beard. Hunt. ne
ssys, IL about thirty years old, and of dark
complexion. The prisoners we're conducted
town on foot by carbineers TO their Quarters
In Fort Castro.
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Too MUCH CANDOR. At I2i Steuben
street Jersey City, Monday evening, Mrs.
Catherine Burner, grocer, told Albert Feb
ring, milkman that he cheated. He said she
lied. She knocked him down with a ten
pound weight, good and lawful measure
II broke his skull and she was arrested.
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CamRafRn Sauihs

Charles Francis Adams says that since his
nomination he has discovered, on looking
over the family record, that his Iuustriors
grandfather's real name was Pnelim
O'Adams of Killatalick, County Connaught.
"Musha, thin," said Charles Francis 10 Sam
uel Bowles, on making this important dis
coVery, "Am L Faynian. IS IL? Whoop'
Third an the tail av me coat, somebodyl"-
burlington HdlCkege .'..Tilden's man Dor
sheimer got ludicrous send of for his
speech al Boston Friday. After the music
had subsiced, be began 5y Iaying, "Faneuil
bail Is full TO night" but here his voice WAS
di owned by the confusion. When IL suosidel
be b. gan sgsin, saying, "Fanouil hall is fuIl
To night" and then, pausing, for rhet Oricsl
effect, he gave an opportunity for somebc iy
To say, $50 Is Michael Doherty." This state
ment made the old hall fairly shake with
laughter, and enthusiastic cheers were given
for Michael Doherty. Finally Mr. Dorshei-
mer got fairly under way.-SpriaQfisd mon.
49, The New York Sun says II has been the
scented TO altogether too large su extent by
niDcompoops. The Sun represents Tilden,
and the conclusion IA obvious.-C Chicago Inter
ever see Gov. Tiidens marie ofe aa soS
OFTEN, and you wondered what IL meant. "S.
J.-le63-X-" Now don't you remember
lowing: "So, sab" exclaimed an old bald
headed Georgia darkey the other day, when
some OF the young bucks got after him for
saying be INTENDED voting the Democractic
ticket. dds foolishness done gone fur enough.
When de 'Publicans lected General Cram.
old Tony tpointing to himself marched or,
wild keard wot bad de Gineraps name and
picter on &c, and put de keard ia de liftle
hole In de box. From dat time up 20 now.
your uncle Tony hain't seed nuffinf 70 make
sure 90 DE envelopements Oh de hieh state or
prostitution de white gemmen from Elllpoie
told me was gwine TO be divided for de cul-
led race, and OATS wot make me sav wbaf
90 say when form you dat Tonys gwipe
70 'scipfcate de kindness shown him 6v de
white gemmen OATS dissolved 20 knock de
SUNNI out'n de put licans dis COMM Win
Ter" And be hobbled away, wiping the per-
SEPARATION nom bis forehead with a cotton
,handkerchief" upon which were printed
the portraits OF Hayes and Wheeler.
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A PAN-ANGLICAN SYNoD.-The Arch
bishop OF Canterbury has addressed circu.
lar letter TO the bishops OF the Episcopal
church Of the United States, Canada and the
West Indies, proposing July Is, 1873, as the
time for holding o Pan-Anglican Synod at
Lambeth EpiscOpal Palace,
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trial OF John ID. Lee, at Beaver, Utah, on
Monday, for completely In the Mountain
Meadow massacre, the counsel for the de.
PENDANT moved for his discharge, on the
re was indicted, had been repealed by an act
OF the governor and territorial Legislature
passed and coming into effect March 4, 1876,
ana also that the witnesses against him
were not competent, they having partlci.
pated in the massacre. Judge FOREMAN,
however, declined TO grant the motion, on
the ground that the ACT cited was not appli-
cution then made his opening argument, and
was followed by the counsel for the defence.
The case will probably be given to the Jury
tn day.
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WHAT THE STORM CAST UP.-The dead
body Of a black haired gray eyed woman
thirty I'VE years old, with long cut on the
forehead made possibly by q razor, was
tossed mp on Constable's Hook, N. j., Mon
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0A Pft1burg man sold his wife for s2s.
INC .uve within bis income" -and can get
11notner wife for s25o any tme.-( Norsaossn
In Kansas City vhsn Q wis meets hsr
oueoopd q the door at mfdnfght twice An
eocce9sion and hauls him In BY The hair Of
neeo, ne Times calls ft Q strange coined
oenoeL-tFree Psvsa.
- This was IN actual Occurrences "Pa,
can't I have another brother?" why, NV
sop7" because have Ellie 20 play with
and n had another brother she could play
with Emma" "Earnsts you may ask your
mamma
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A REPRIIvE FOR HELL GAfE.-Owiup tn
the failure OF the contractors to provide ex-
plosiye materials 1t the time agreed upou.
General Newton announces that Ha'Iet's
not be blown up until Sunday morning. the
oath instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-20

TEE WILLOW FHvER-There were n in
terments from yellow fever at Savannah
yesteroay. Among those who died yester-
former Newspaper man. At o meeting Of the
New York Chamber OF Commerce yesterday
Q committee, composed Of Leading citizens,
LIEF OF the Savannah sufferers. and over two
thouDand dollars collected On the SPOT
~The Bucyrus machine works Ct Gin
ctnnati, Ohio, made IN assignment yo0ter.
Day. The liabilities exceed 500 000s and the
assets are about e1l0y00
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TIE PAIL exS ~. OF the New York
yacht club took place yesterday. Tho prize
for fYst class sceOOners was won by Idler;
the second class schooner prize was taken
by Peerless. The Oracle and Madcap won
the first and second prizes for sloops.
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THE TURKISH WA8.
"a Hollow TFuce.

LONDON, Sept. ga belgrade dispatch TO
telegraphs that In Consequence OF non -osser-
vance by the Turks OF the suspension OF hos
Utilities be Will also disregard IL If an oppor-
The minister Of war LEFT Belgrade In great
haste 70 arrange this threatened rupture as
Well as TO meet the deputation which is on
tA way 70 tender Prince Milan the crown.
Pac1hcatl0a.
The correspondent of the Times at Vienna
In dispatch TO that paper commenting on
the Imperial TRADE, published on Monday
last, announcing ten days cessation OF
there ought TO be no obstacle to beginning
the work OF pacincation.
Produced . had lmproaaiou,
PARIS, Sept. 20.-Le Temps SAYS Prince
Orlan, the Russian ambassador here, has AS
sured President MacMahon that Prince Mi
lan's being proclaimed king has produced a
very bad impression at the Russian court
nronsiE fbs yssb,a s mn % ae1endi Wig
key, Is In no way disposed to support the ex.
cessive pretentions OF Servfa.
Tufk1sh Bad Faith and Serbian Re.
LONDON, Sept 20.-A dispatch to Renters
Telegram Company from Belgrade says a
Servtan note handed to the foreign consuls
yesterday complains that the Turks have
violated the suspension OF hostflities at Yam
IOWA and Kloussoura. II Is also stated that
they have destroyed aud burned Saitschar
and closed the river Timok. 1t is represent.
Il
Ian, have recrossed the Drina and reoccunied
tneir former positions ON Its western banks.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The New U. .. Loan In London.
=, LSNDoN, Sept. 20.-Tne new AZ per cent.
U; 9. funded loan is quoted At Hak pre-
Professionals I'm Sna1u.
The Pan Mall Gazette says the Earl OF Derby
has consented to receive q deputation rela-
tive 70 the persecution Of Professionals In
Spain. 1t was announced ct e meeting OF
in London yesterday, that the German mis-
sions have not been molested, In consequences
Of special stipulations made by the Emperor
The Abysslnlan War.
A dispatch to the Dotiu Ncaps from Alex
a AND, a., says It y again currently reported
sowak and two Egg ptian steamers.
silver.
LONDON, Sept 20.-The Times, In its imam.
cial article, says:-"We understand the
Yer 70 Ea4iand for transmission TO India by
ThurDday's steamer. The above movement
has not affected the market.
at5ix.
Prceeceon1e I'm 0paln.
, The 1imes today publishes letter from
Barcelona which says;1sDur1ug the past
have made 3 severe attack u upon ~ t6sir en-.
ployes and servants who dare % worship In
or send their children 70 Protestant SCHOOLS
or churches. Hundreds Of poor mon aud
women have thus suffered for their fAith.D
HoaK10 Matters.
MADRID, Sept 2-The Ocrcsp0sdcncsd
states that DofregAray, the Cariist leader,
win shortly como % Madrid 70 solicit par.
don and recognise King Alfonso. Elk Queen
isabella 10 expected In Madrid to-day.
THE MOLLIB RA0UIBEX.
Tho Ninth Han Coov1c1ea - MURDER.
POfrevILL8, Sept 2o-The caso Of Thos.
Duny, another Of the Mollie Mcguire con-
spirators Who II accuDed Of being an aooesso-
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DISASTERS DURING THE EQUINoCrIAL
STORM.-The schooner Louise Frazier, Cap
tain Crawford, from Philadelphia for Boston.
returned Monday evening with loss OF an
stove by collision with an unknown bark
of Ship John light, during the gale on Sun.
day. A dispatch from Lewes, Del, says:
phia, j. Murine, master, from Richmord,
Va, for Philadelphia, with ties, is lying to
her anchor on her side about one mile from
shore, afiOat. The captain, mate, q seaman
New York report heavy gales on the 18TH,
18th and 18th. Deck loads were washed over
board, bulwarks stove, and sails carried
As far as known three seamen were dro vped.
During the hurricane in the West Indies last
Thursday the schooner Mary A. D., of Lupen-
burg, was lost, with all on board.
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1HE MOLLIB AA0UIBEk
n Ninth Han Co0vle10n ~ nuRA

PofrsvILL8, Sept. NL-The caso Of Thos.
Duffy, another OF the Mollfe Mcguire con-
gpirators who II aocused Of boing m aoOe1oo-
~ before the net % the murder of Policeman
= late hour lAst night, and this morning 4
verdict of guilty Of murder In the nrut de-
gree Was returned. This IL the ninth con-
vtctiou fu9 murder OF members Of thfs o..
gan,xation, nye being already under sen tence
Of deeth In This county and three In Carbon
county.
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TIE GRAND LODGE !. o. 0. F.-The r. W.
Grand Lodge I. y. o. r., reassemble in
Philadelphia yesterday, Grand Sire Durham
presiding. A telegram was read from Will
dey Lodge, Authorization Encampment
of London, saluting the Grand Lodge. A
suitable reply was ordered to be sent. The
question OF admitting Indians to member
ship was introduced by the COMMITTEES on
unfinished business, and referred to the Judi.
ciary committee. The Grand Lodge pro-
eeeded to the election OF omcers for the en-
suing term, with the following result: Grand
Sire, John w. Stokes; Deputy Grand Sire, j.
B. Hartman; Grand Corresponding and Re-
cordipg Secretary, James L. Rfdgeiy; Grand
Treasurer, Joshua Vansant. Representative
extension OF the privilege OF the Rsbekah de-
gree TO daughters Of Odd Fellows; also, the
establishment OF q new degree entitled the
degree OF Ruth.
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THE SIOUX HUNr.-The following was re-
ceived at Chicago yesterday from General
Terry, dated Fort Buford, 6eatemoer I'LL
arrived here on the 7th. On the 9th informa-
hostile Sioux appeared at Wolf Point, about
eighty five miles above Fort Buford. 4
therefore directed Major Reno, OF the ninth
cavalry, with his own regiment ana Major
Moores battalion OF sixth Infantry, 20 march
from his position on the Yellowstone 20 that
place. 20 MP the river to-day 20 meet him.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington Eews and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, $40 l26 IS; customs. s623 81 "a.
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Free-SpOken CleFgymen.
A DIVERSITY OF OPINION AMONG METH.

oDIsrs.
The Rev. John Johns, minister OF the Meth
the Methodist ministers meeting yesterday,
an essay upon 1.-The Lessons Deduct BILE from
the late Hippodrome Revival" He paid q
6 6fedsn lronte 20 inc popular preacher, who,
colored boy in little cabin by the light of
tallOw candle, and whose earnestness aud
simplicity later in life, drew tens OF thou
sands to the Hippodrome. MOODY" the
speaker said, sis free from church cares; he
has the Divine spirit In him; the people like
him because he tells home truths In plain
aid passionate words" The speaker con-
tinued :-rHow can we best initiate him?
When we look around we see plenty of fine
churches from which the poor are shut out,
and we see one lady singer paid 50 900 and
what? What the ministers ought to do
teach the people TO pray TO God. This NAV
be religion, but 1t certainly is not Christian
lily. lApplausel Build plain churches, free
TO all; let the rich not be ashamed to 90 to
the same house Of worship with the Door
and let the rich 60 and help the poor and
AFFLICTED. have enough Of the cant and the
whining condensation with which an up.
town minister announces that on certain
evenings the poor may sit gratis In the pews
OF the rich. We have enough of gospel clap
trap and trickery, the present gospel tent
As The prolonged applause under which
Mr.. Johns took bis seat was subsiding tue
Rev. William Lloyd arose. say ing that there
is just as much humbug in the Methodist
church as In any other. The poor are yIr-
tually excluded as much in Methodist places
OF worship as in those of other denomiua-
lions. II is patent that their financial diff
culties are paramount, and 1t would be q
glorious thing II one-third Of the Methodist
churches could be sold to pay the debts OF
connection with the Hippodrome he. Meth
odist minister, had entered upon q higher re-
ligious life, and whoever sneered at the Rev
Stephen II. Tying did not know him.
r m fad
sion. but could not refrain from asking why
the Evan1 elists OF the Gospel Tent did not
60 down TO the Battery, where their help was
much wanted. Why did they pitch 1t on the
grounds OF o wealthy neighborhood and draw
the congregations from the many neighbour
ing churches?-tN Y Sun. 18th.
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DRowHED.-Ffve youths OF Nontgomery.
Ala, Al Israelites, were out on the Alabams
river IN . sklfY about i've O'Clock yesterdav
afternoon. The skin upset, precipftatink
the boys Into the water. -Four or them Vevs
who saw them and went 70 their rescuS in n
boat as fest - poosfble. The sccfdenf -
CURED on the bar side OF the river FINN -
CITY, hence there was no chance OF af1ectipe
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EXECU TIVE ACrs.-The President has APP
pointed John l.. Lake U. 8. m arshal for the
southern district OF Mississippi, vice Rel
mond suspended; and has recognized Emil
ianO Martinez as consul for the United
States of Colombia at New Orleans.
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VIRGINIA Posi- OFFICES.-At Lincolnia,
Fairfax county, Harmon &. Barnum Is APP
pointed postmaster, vice w. ", Miller re-
sigred. AT Black Walnut, Halifax county,
henry Easily. jr., Is appointed postmaster,
vice John ID, Ery resigned.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL TAFT intends leav-
ing this evening for Ohio.
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.uETS .iPPaREL
FOB
FALL WE AR.
\ II II l. ES ALL IN!

Stock Large.
Stock Varied.
Stock Complete.
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ONE MILLION In u. 8. bonds. held to secure
was withdrawn from the Treas
ury, and AZ per cents substituted. OF the
bonds Withdrawn, 5000 900 were currency 6's,
: $50, OCQ COS, and $3.50 900 new SIS.
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Inc correspondent OF the Times At Vienna
In dispatch TO that paper commenting or
the Imperial TRADE, published on Monday
last, announcing q ten days cessation O
hosttlittes, beginning September 18Th, sayr
there ought TO be no obstacle TO beginning
the work OF pacidcation.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-14

OMAHA, sept. lj.
Major Frank North, with one hundred
Pawnee Indians enlisted as scouts for Gen.
Crooks command, passed through here
bound for the Powder river country.
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The County Fair.

The county fair opens at the grounds of
the society to-day. Yesterday the grounds
were open for entries, and good number
of stock entries were made, mostly from
the west part of the county, and a number
of articles for exhibition in mechanics hall
were brought in. Entries will be received
till noon to-day. There has been good
deal of confusion in arranging the pro-
grammc, owing to the fact that three
days fair was proposed and announced.
The matter has been arranged, however,
and the following announcement is official
and may be relied on.
Thursday, September IA, the following
races will take place;
LIST. A race at two o'clock, for horses
three years old half mile heats, best two
in three. First premium, SIS second,
$l0 third, 50. Entrance fee, So. Five
TO enter, three to start.
Cd Double team race AT three o'clock.
First premium, $50; second, SIS; third, IS.
Entrance fee, 81 Five TO enter, three TO
start.
All other races will be trotted on Fri
day. Judge Dunton's address will be de-
livered Friday afternoon.
The display promises to be excellent,
and if the weather continues as fine as for
the last two days, the attendance will pro-
baby be good
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Heavy Forgery in St. Louis,

ST. LOUIS, Sept 13.
Reports have been in circulation since
Sunday that heavy forgery had been COM
mitted on one of our city banks; but the
matter was kept so quiet that few, if any,
of the facts could be ascertained. 1t now
appears, however, that a young man for
merly living in Howard county in this
state, but now doing business here, forged
names of proper officers to some blank
Howard county bonds, and borrowed
money on them as collateral from one of
the banks of this city. The forgery is said
to have been upwards of 100000, but this
is not definitely known. 1t is known,
however, that he got SO, 500 here on $1,000
worth of bonds, and it is believed that he
raised some $15 900 in an eastern city, sup
posed to be New York. The bonds were
procured from the house of Studley IL Co,
of this city, which had printed bonds for
Howard county, but it appears the plat'
had not been destroyed. Under what re-
presentation the bonds were obtained has
not yet TRANSFERRED, but it will probably bi
known in day or two. 1t ia said the
young man intended to take the forged
bonds up, he having used them merely t.
meet business emergency. AT MI events
the bank here has been made good by the
torger himself, and there will be no prose-
cutiOn.
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unsouad western mixed 54Nd55Hc for graded
n sn,u ungrsded steamer mixed 6Ghc for graded
graded western mixed. latter yerV choice:
PIKE Tor Kansas mixed 57c for steamer yell
IO 10Y, os,soshc Tor yellow western 5s1c for
ern. ~ "'
oATs.-,Recelpts 1880 bushels. The market
~ quoleu IN goOd request and without decided
cnhnge In price. Sales of $4,000 bushels nj
37d4Gaic for mixed western ana state didSAsc
Tor white do, including rejected az 35c; New
York No at Ale ; do. No. 2 white az 49,: No
Chicago at 4ldi6&c; new mixed western al
t2ai2% new white do at 42ai5 new white
state az dsc. ''
.HAY.-rne market is quoted firm; $50 for
H6rs.SMarket ia quoted as being firm. salcs
a. lOg2Oc FOR yearlngs; 2Oa33c for new crop
New York state ;l5a isc for nominal California:
2jd55c for new crop.
CoFFEE.-rhe market for Rio is quoted quiet
and very ilrm at l5hals4c gold Tor cargoes
l5h@l9Ac gold for Job lots.
SUgAk.-Ihe sugar market quoted duh and
nominal Sales at 9d94c for fair TO good
rennlng 9sc Tor prime. Refined unchanged.
MoLAssES. The market for grocery grades is
steady and In moderate demand.
RIcE.-The market is quoted as being
quiet and steady.
PETRoLEUa.-Ihe markets. quoted as quiet
and firm. Sales Of crude at lli(c; refined
at 26c do. for october quoted at 266c cases
at 30a3lc; spot city naptha at lac.
TALLOw-The market Is quoted as excited
and higher. Sales of $4,000 lbs OF prime ut 80
@s1sc for prime, closing at S}t@s7sc.
buts.-lne market IS quoted rs tlrlu at 24a
25for state and Pennsylvania 22a2is fof vest
ern.
PoRK--The market quoted as having opened
heavy and closed ilrmcr at SlI 2jdl7 3D.
BEEF.-1hc market IS quoted as being quiet,
LAKD-The market is quoted as opening
heavy and closed frIner. Sales Of prime steam
at $40 I5al0S5.
BUTrER-Ihe market IS quoted as being
urn at l5a50 Tor western 200 &c for state
OHEEsE-The market IS quoted as being
nrm az 6a12c for common TO prime.
MIfSKY-lle market q
irmor az d lOLdl II.