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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-08
The sioux Commission ON It's
Travels. :

RED CLoUD AGENCY, NED,, September
6.--The Sioux Commission arrived here
this afternoon, having left Fort Laramie
on the 4th, with Captain Egans' cayslry,
Company E, as an escort, They saw no
Indianson the way, and found everything
quiet at the agency, which Is in charge Of
1t, Getting. Gen. Mckenzie, command.
or Of the district, was present to receive
the Commission, and said he would aid it
by every means in his power.
There Is quite large military force
here, and the Indians are In depressed
state Of mind, on account OF tho concentra'
tion Of troops at the agency, and say that
they fear that they are all to be massacred
a. soon as enough soldiers arrive. They
hail the arrival of the Commission as q
means Of relief. Twenty or thirty lodges
left Red Cloud recently for Spotted Tail
Agency, through fear Of danger here.
The Commissioners are anxious 10 pro-
coed with the council without delay, and
will lose no time, but Of course cannot
say now when the council will be held.
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Riot In Charleston, South Caro-
lima. .LgH

CHARLESTON, September IA serious
riot occurred late last night between the
cOlored Republicans on one side, and
cOlOretl Democrats and white men on the
o,hss.. Pistols ware freely used on both
sides. The rioters held Kinks street,
the main thoroughfare, from midnight
until sunrise, breaking windows, robbing
stores and attacking and beating indis:
crimina,cly every white man who showed
bis face. There is large number oi
persons injured, and several OF those who
EeEe shot are In critical condition. In
teuN excitement prevails.
The trouble was caused by.a gang oil
eolOred rowdies calling themselves Re
pablicans who attempted to abuse the
rOlord men who affiliate with the Demo-
Crau. The police finally succeeded in dis.
pe rising the rioters. The whites are all
armed, and it is impossible to pur-
chASC revolver in the city, the stock be-
ing completely exhausted.
The Democrats held a meeting tonight
guarded by | 900 armed whites. No at
tempt was made to disturb the meeting.
Al this hOar (ll:30) there has been no
serious collision, though armed crowds,
blacks and whites, are gathered at vari-
Gus points, and the city continues in q
very excited condition. Buckner, one Of
The whites wounded last night, died this
afternoon.
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A Fatal Rencountre Between
Members of the Press.

New ORLEANS, September IA rem
countre occurred about o'clock. to-day
on the corner Of ST. Charles and Canal
streets between Louis J. saur, u promi.
nent Republican politician, and H. L.
Smith, Times reporter. Saur COM
menced the attack, firing three or more
shots at Smith who returned the fire
mortally wounding Saur. Smith received
one shot in the hip. The affray grew out
OF the following card, which appeared in
the morning paper: -,
10 the Public: "0n several occasions
the Times published untruthful and un-
warrantable attacks on me till March
last, when / warned the editor to desist.
On Tuesday morning II renewed its
slanderous abuse OF me. 1.-THE thinnest on
record, Saur's last bloody shirt story.
Saur, Bseaux & Co. took themselves
to Point Coupee a week ago and
after their arrival they concluded TO
hold convention all by themselves, and
nominate parish and district ticket.
The whari-boat al the mouth OF Red river
was selected as the location; and the con.
yention was getting along splendidly
when suddenly an idea struck one Of the
leaders. They though. that they would get
up a splendid bloody garment yarn, and
peddle it through the North. 1t was arrang
ed that Weber, Saur and Co., should
evacuate the wharfboat and put out in a
skiti, when some negroes were to fire
their sl,ot.guns In the air, the tea party
were then to float to Bayou Sara, and
there start the report that the convention
had been broken up, and an attempt made
to assassinaie them. Every point
was carried out. Saur arriving here yes
terday, and relating his story Of how the
bullets llew thick and fast when they
were in the skll, OF course this will be
magnified into an immense sensation for
the Northern Republican papers, and it
has undoubtedly beer furnished them ere
this" hereby pronounce that these alle'
cations in this extract from the Times are
wholly mendacious and inspired by ma
lice, and l pronounce the responsible ed
itor Of that paper willful and malicious
falsifer.
TSirned1 l.. j. SAUR.
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VERMONT ELECTION.
ID. 900 Majority for Fairbanks
a Republican Gain OF 5000.

BosroN, September 7.-The election
returns from all but nine towns in Ver-
mont show Fairbanks majority over
Bingham to be 24,6S5. The same towns
in 1874 gave Peck 1880 majority over
Bingham, Republican gain Of 4,7S5.
The nine remaining towns in 1874 gave
Peck over Bingham 26S majority. Fair.
banks majority in the State cannot be far
The majority for Lieut.. Gov. Peaton
will probably reach 10000. The Legisla-
ture as far as heard from stands as fol-
lows: House, 1876 Republicans, 80 Demo
Gratis and 9 Independent. Thirteen towns
to be heard from, on the legislative vote
gave, in "a, 9 Republicans and 4 Demo-
Gratis. The Senate has not single Demo-
crat. In'74 there were SO Democrats in
the House and one in, the Senate.
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Fight at u Pole Raising.

!. .NlSS99sroS, N, y, September The
republican ~. campaign club Of this city
' 'saI as; TO Stony Hollow yesterday to raise
,I : pSIs. After the pole was raised the op.
EO!Iio1 t; pulled It down, which was the
"SaA' "s lnF general ScrimmRge. Stones
,'as.. ~ IAsown and pistols fired, and II Is
%jPVtIed that several men were shot, one
" ~ WON Is dead. Several members Of
,us aS Republican club received severe
ON rSgaas ~ from stones, and one a pistol shot
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Arrest OF an Absconding Jewell
Ter. .It -sr,.

81. LOUIS, September &c. E. Mell6r,
prominent jeweller OF Montreal, who
absconded from there about two months
ago, after making away with his stock Of
goods, was arrested here to-day with his
wife and mother and Mrs. Dennis and
Mr.. Alex. McAlish and his wife. Mel
lor has been here since Saturday last and
registered at the Planters House under
an assumed name. McAlish and all the
women were released after an examina-
ton, nothing being found against them.
Mellor will be held till a Montreal officer
comes for him with the, necessary papers
to secure him, when he will be takan
home. He had about 81 900 in currency
and bar Of gold weighing some five
hundred pennyweights when arrested.
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Bold Attempt TO Rob u Bank
The Cashier Murdered and His
Assistant WOunded--TWO of
the Robbers Killed and One
Wounded.

"uuuueus .U
ST. PAUL; Sept. G.-Thc Northdeld,
Minnesota, special says: About 2 o'clock
this afternoon, eight men, we'll mounted,
entered this place and proceeded to the
bank, entered II and sprang over the
counter and ordered the Cashier, ]. L.
Haywood, with a knife at his throat, to
open the vault, at the same time all the
persons in the bank, A. E. Barker, assist
ant Cashier, and Frank Wilcox, Clerk,
were ordered to hold up their hands, but
Mr.. Haywood refused to obey and open
the kmoney vault; his neck had been
scratched with the knife. Still persisting
the robbers put the muzzle Of the pistol
10 his right temple and fired, and Hay.
wood fell dead. They then turned 10 Mr..
Barker and ordered him to open the
vanlt. He said lie didn't Know the com.
bination. As the robbers made q demon
stration towards him he ran out the back
door. They fired, shooting him through
the shoulder. Mr.. Wilcox was not inter
iered with. While this was tranSpiring
within The people in the city without were
doing good work. Two Of the rob-
bers were killed outright and one
wounded man was taken away by
his coniederates. One OF their horses
was killed and one captured. The citi-
zens OF the city behaved like old veterans,
as indeed many Of them are. The rob
bers did not get intothe vault, nor did
they find the cashiers drawer. A nickel
drawer had been pulled out, and a hand.
full OF nickels taken therefrom were scat
tered about the floor. Four men came
to- town before midday, and waited
on the north side Of the bridge untfl
the other four came into town from
Dundas, well mounted, and armed with
navy reyolyers with cartridges in their
belts around their bodies. When the
robbers crossed the bridge entering the
town, they drew their revolvers, and put
ting their horses into full gallop, they
dashed through the streets, shouting to
the people on the walks to get inside, and
ornamenting their shouts with the most
fendish curses. While three men
we're engaged in the bank, others stood
on the street threatening TO shoot any who
interfered and firing several harmless
shots. Pistols and guns were quickly Sc
cured by the citizens, and . young man
named Wheeler from the window Of the
opposite building picked of one Of the
villains, shooting him through the heart.
Another shot, thought 10 be from Wheel
er, prostrated another, when the robbers
mounted their horses and beat retreat.
The third robber was hit but escaped. A
band Of fifty citizens organized and
headed by Wheeler started in pursuit.
At last accounts the robbers were only
twenty-five minutes ahead Of the pur-
suers and almost sure TO be overtaken.
There are all sorts Of rumors concerning
the robbers, many believing them to be
the same gang heretofore operating in
Missouri and Kansas.
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New YoRK, September 7.-Cotton-
Steady at II 9-16al1Ac. Flour-A shade
frmer; supcrfne, western and State S. 75a
4 so; common to good 81 60a4 so; good to
choice s. S5a5 20: white wheat extra S. S0a
7 90; extra Ohio 81 70a7 rs; st. Louis 81 95a
$50. Wheat-Steady; spring grade entire.
" nominal; Tennessee new amber and
white 81 .S; No. l spring 81 12al IS; No.
Milwaukee nominal at 81 06al 10; No. 2
Chicago straight$l 10. Rye-steady; State
new Soc. Barlcy-Nominally firm. Corn
Quiet; damaged store 46c; mixed 54a54 ]zc;
mixed sail 5Gc. 0ats-Fairly active; west.
crn mixel37c Hay-Firm. Hops-Firm;
eastern and western Sal5c. COfce-Steady;
Rio cargoes 1511als15c. Sugar-Firm; fair
to good refining 9a91%c; refined 99saYAc.
Molasses-G Grocery grades S6a45c. Rice
Firm. Whisky-S1 10AaI II. '.r
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI September u Cotton :
In fair demand at lie. Flour-Quiet and
unchanged, Wheat-Steady; red s0ca$t 0i.
Corn-Steady at 46a47c. oats-Dull at 80
aS5c. Rye-Steady at 60a62c. Barley
Steady at S5a0Oc. Pork-Demand fair and
prices higher at SIG 62lEal6 rs. Lard
Steady; steam O1Sc; kettle l2a12Kc. Bulk
Meats Steady at o. 81lasaS 1<aSAc. Bacon
Dull at 71<a7 9GaS S97sa9a9ssa10c.. Butter
Dull and unchanged. Whisky-steady at
$l07.
HoGs.steady; common light IS 40a5 05;
fair to medium light IS 75a5 20. .,l',
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Carl Schurz In ChicagovAddrcss.
~. eS 5000 Germans. ~ =

{. CHICAGO, September 7.-At 8 o'clock
tonight Hon. Carl Schurz commenced
speaking in McCormick's Hall to an au.
dience OF 5000 Germans. His speech
was listened to throughout with the most
profound attention and was frequently
applauded. The various organizations
formed with torches and transparencies
during the early part Of the evening
and convening in their respective
sections Of the town marched to-
ward Clark and Madison streets,
where joining forces they marched
in one compact body north TO North ay-
enue, and thence deployed back There
were in the procession probably about
5000 or 6,000 men. In vicinity Of Nc
Cormick. Hall the streets were crowded
with German and American citizens,
who anticipated that Mr.. Schurz would
address some remarks TO the crowd alter
his speech in the hall. In this however
they were disappointed, as at the close Of
his speech he entered carriage and
drove 10 the hotel. 10 t5 f7.I
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PHILADELPHIA, September q Petrole.
um-Firmer; refined 2ba26c; crude lsc: Clo'
yer seed 1Sc. Flour--Firm: extra VA O0a
475. Wheat-Dull; amber 81 1sa1 20; white
Sl2l. Rye.6la62c. 0orn-Dull; yellow
55a57c. Oats-Steady; new 32a42. Butter
Firm; New York and Bradford county
extra 30aS1c; frsts 27a29c; western extras
200; firats Ice. Cheese-Firm at 9a1Oc.
EgHs-Actiye; western 24a25e. Whisky
Western at 81 12.
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Prot. Huxley Lectures ut Nash.
VILE.

NASHVILLE, September 7.-By request
Of prominent citizens, Prof. Huxley con;
sented to deliver q lecture this evening at
the Mason Theatre. Long before the ap.
pointed hour the house was packed with
an eager audience. The Professors re-
marks were q brief rehearsal OF his views
on"Creation," which was listened TO by all
the prominent Theologians, among whom
II created q great stir. The Professor
leaves Tomorrow for the East.
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THE TURF.
Springfield Races - Goldsmith
Maid.

Maid.
SpRrNaF1RLp, MASS, September u
Goldsmith Maid won the open to all race
to-day easily in three straight heats, Bo-
dine second, Judge Fullerton third and
Smuggler fourth. kSmuggler went to
pieces near the beginning Of the first heat
and rallied in vain, butin the second and
third heats he gave promise Of winning
till the third quarter was reached, where
he broke and was brought to a stand
still, both times barely escaping being
distanced. In the second heat no made
some wonderful bursts Of speed during
the race, but the result was generally an
ticipated.
summaries-open to all race; purse
$4,000. Goldsmith Maid, ], ], |; Bodine,
2, s, 2; Judge Fullerton, A, 2, 4; Smuggler
8, 4, 8. Time, 2is3, 2:l64, 2:22.
1882 class; purse $4,000. Carrie n,
2,1,1, /; William H., !, 4, 2, 4; Big Eel
low, a, 2, 4,3; Young Wilkes, s, 5, 8, z
Dan Bryant, 8, 5, 6, 5. Time, 2:29, 2:27
2:28. The time Of the second heat was
not taken. 1i d..
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billiards.

CHICAGO, September 7.--slosson and
Sexton, this evening, played the remain.
ing 500 points oftheir 1000 point game.
sloson won. He made 500 tonight to
sexton's 45S. The whole score Is, Slos.
son 1000, Sections 593. SloSson's average
both nights "a, Sextons II. Sexton
made an extraordinary run tonight Of
272. Tho game was played on ten by
Gva Iahlo
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AlIerhenyCattre.

EAST Liberty, September 7.-CATrLE-
Receipts to-day 2S cars Of through stock
and o for yard sale; or in all 629 head;
total for three days S,567 head. Arrivals
for yard sales are still Light. Everything
sold as 1t arrives. Nothing on hand for
sale. Best So 12a5 so; medium to good 81 20
us 90; common to fair sS s0a4 90.
HoGs-Rcceipts to-day 1895 head; total
for three. days S,G35 head. Workers S. 35a
O 90; Philadelphias SO 0OaG 20.
SuERp-Receipts to-day 1900 head; total
for three days $500. Selling for SO Goa
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The Porte and the Peace Propo.
Siti0nS.

LONDON, September IA dispatch
from st. Petersburg states that the Porte,
in replying to the representations oil the
European Ambassadors In favor Of peace,
said that In the present military situation
an armistice was opposed to all It's inter-
ests. The Porte, however, at the same
time held out hopes OF a speedy proposal
of conditions Of peace.
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Pacific railroad at auction.

sr. LOUIS, September 7.-The Pacific
Railroad will be sold at public auction
under a foreclosure Of mortgage, to,mor-
row. tits understood that Andrew Pierce,
Jr., purchaser OF the Missouri Pacific
yesterday, will also buy this one, and an
opinion prevails in railroad circles that
these roads will be consolidated and
operated under one management.
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nentl, Wnlrrnnfs Issued.

HARRISBURG, Pa, September 7.-Gov.
Hartranft has issued death warrants for
the execution Of Thomas Manley, james
Carroll, james Boyle, Hugh McGeghan
and James Ray, the Molly Maguires who
were recently convicted, in Schuylkill
county Of murder in the first degree.
The execution takes place October lst.
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THE North Carolina Supreme Court
decides, in State vs., Johnson, that IA son
Is allowed to fight only in the necessary
defence Of his father, and to.ercuse him
selt he must plead and show that his IA
ther would have been beaten had he (the
sOn) not interfercd. II q father and his
adversary are engaged in fight on equal
terms, the sons interference is not justit.
biz" i'.
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Marine Intelligence.

SAN FRANCISCO, September THE Pa
cifc Mail steamer Peking made the run
from Hong Kong In % days IL hours;
from Yokohama Is days 9 hours, over "a
hours ahead Of the famous passage Of the
Oceanica, and the best ever made,
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Cllicago.

CHICAGO, September 7.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-unsettled, but
generally lower; No. , spring Chicago 9G9sc
casl. or October, No. 5, SOC; rejected 6sssc'
Corn-In good demand; No. 2, 42%c cash;
4SNc October. oats-Active, firm aud
higher; No. 2, SSlsc cash or October. isRye
Quiet and steady at 59a59hc. Barley
Firmer at 72ISc cash; 7Sa7S1fc October.
Pork-Demanl active and prices advanced:
$16 27Ha16 so cash; SIS 72H year. Lard
Dull at $40 3711ial0 40 cash; $40 so 0cto.
bcr; 50 10 the year. Bulk Meats-Quiet
and steady; shoulders Ike. Whisky-Dull
and nominal, 1 0S. -' "lt1
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New Eleyator schedule.

BuFFALo, September To-day the
new elevstiug and storage rates were
adopted, as follows: Per bushel, includ-
ing i've days storage, ic to grain elevator
aud bc to vessel, After tirst five days ic
per 6ushel for storage for every ten days
or parts thereof. ~ N
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Tug peach packing business is now at
iuheirht at Baltimore. 1t commences
nboOt the 10Th OF August and closes about
,bo lat Of October. Thereare fifty oyster
and fruit packing establishments in Bal.
timore, and hundreds Of thousands OF
dolIsrs are invested in the business. In
one peach establishment 600 girls and
women are employed, in another 500, and
80 on. In the city 10000 bushels ol
peaches are put up daily, using 100000
can, and employing 5000 persons. The
,rea. bulk Of the canned fruit finds its
market in the West.
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The Granger Movement n Fail
nRe.

SAN FaAScrsco, Sept. 1.-THE move
ments Of grangers TO load wheat on the
farmers account seems likely to prove n
failure. Only one ship has been secured,
and not loaded. The grain ring recently
offered 1856 per GENITAL securing from 49,
900 to 5000 tons, and the grangers
weakened, ....-
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KEEP it before the people that in the
Ioll Democratic days Of Polk, Pierce
F, md Buchanan, the amount stolen ont OF
sr,ry $1,000 disbursed by the national
treasury was nine dollars; while during
,be sixteen years that Republicans, in
their alleged corruption and extrava'
p,nce. have run the government, they
have lO!it only eighty cents in every one
rbousand. Figures Won't lie, but they
do serve fine purpose in demonstrating
i,cp. The great reform party used TO
.,e,l more than ten times as much as the
R,publican party has done.
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Heavy Rewards.

New ORLEANS, September 1.-THE
acting Governor to-day issued procla-
nation offering $500 reward for the ar
rest OF the assassin OF DR.. Dinkgfoye,
tax collector OF Quachutta Parish, and
$1,000 for the arrest OF the assassin who
attempted the life Of Webster, clerk Of
the court Of Red Rive rParish.
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The McKeeCase.

ST. Loun, September 7.-U. s. District
Attorney Bliss is engaged in making q
lengthy report in the Mckee case. He
wilfhaye Il ready 10 submit TO the Attor-
ney General in a few days. 1t is not
known whether he will recommend par.
don or not. r
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Fon Tuesday, September 9th, there was
A sale advertised in New York, OF "all
the highbred, fast trotting road, saddle
and family horses, together with the clc-
CANT carriages, road wagons, line harness,
stable fixtures, ETC, the property OF Danl.
Drew, Esq.," Uncle Daniel says he bore
the loss Of his property without'a u pang,
until they came and took away my
horses, and then began to feel that Ihad
nothing else left in the world worth liv-
iDgtor."
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wASHrNGTON.
Instructions Published.

WAsHrNoToN, D. G, September IA
general order Just issued by Gen. sher;:
man, by direction Of tho Secretary oi
War, publishes for the guidance Of the
army the instructions addressed to U. s.
Blarshals few days ago.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The officers Of tile Washington Nation
al Monument Society have executed a
conveyance OF all the rights and priv
leges Of the society to the United States.
,BADcocK CO.
The trial Of Gen. Babcoek and others
for alleged completely in the safe burg.
larry conspiracy has been fixed for the
10th inst.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, September 7.-Flour-steady
Wheat-Dull; No. l white Michigan 81 u
No. 2 do 81 %; amber 81 IL; sellor Septem.
Der 81 IlA; October 81 1ljs; No. 2 do
81 051I; No. y amber Illinois 81 10. Corn
Dull; high mixed spot and September
4Sc; low mixed 462<c; no grade 400; damag.
ed Al kc. 0ats-Firmer; No. 2, soc; Michl'
gun 33c: rejected 29c,
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CISc1xNATI, September IA street
car was run into by passenger train on
the Little Miami railroad, in the eastern
part OF the city, tonight. g. 7. Snyder
was killed, and several other passengers
were seriously injured.
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rHE ENa1IsH coNTRoVERsY.

The difficulty with England continues
unsettled. The authority recentlygant'
ed by the Peking government TO Viceroy
Shen, Of Nanking, proves insufficient, and
the British Minister having signiiied dis
satisfaction, yiceroy Chung Chang was
however, postponed visiting Chiefu, The
place OF meeting, and II is reported that he
Is detained in Tiensen by fear Of violence
from his own subordinates, who bitterly
oppose submission TO the British de-
mandS. The situation appears to become
more critical daily.
The Chinese government is greatly en-
barrassed by the renewed riots and in,
trigues OF secret societies, and by want o.
money, the native bankers refusing to
mNI,a fnrther advances,
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NEW YORK, September Print market
active. Cotton goods In STEADY, demand
and 1irm. Utica nonpareil Shirtings I'D.
yanCed. Woolens In moderate request.
The Btslletin says 1900 cases Of felt skirts
will bo sold at auction on Wednesday peIt.