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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

rIyABERNACLE CONGREGATION, ROB-
1 INSON'S Opera ra-house.--Henry ID. Moore,
Pastor. Sunday morning. The Old Com
mandment: "Hear, Israel: The Lord Our
God is one Lord: and thou shalt love the Lord
thy Goa with all thine heart. and with all tiny
soul, and with all thy might. Thou
shalt love thy neiahbor as thyself."
Moses. The Old Commandment Con-
Grmed: ''There Is none other COM
m ,n:.ndment greater than these; On THESE Two
commandments hang all the law and the propl"
ets.U-Jesus, the Christ. A New Commando
ment: ga new commandment give unto YOU;
That We love one another. "-Jesus. Texts
John, iv; l8-"God is love, and ne that
nweiletR in love dwelleth in God, and God In
him.u / John, w.: 2l--"And this command
ment have we from Him: That he who loveth
1;od. loyeth his brother also" The music Is
Conducted by Prof. C. nj. Currier, with Sc
| lect band OF hfteen Instruments. Programme
| Of sacred Song: 1. Voluntary Orchestra; 2
Awake my soul, to joyful lays;p 9. Onertory-
IOuhcstra; a. "Home, Sweet Home" o. TN
| the sweet by and by, we shall meet on tnal
4 hcautiful shore.n Those who are called IN
4 fdei. those who call themselves skeptics,
those who have no church nome else
| where. and all who are seeking aIter trutn arr
Cordially invited to come and hear. Atten-
live ushers will show you to seats as lonl
az there are seats TO be had. lhe scenery
Ion the stage will be removed to the extreme
rear, and the ample space thus optaipet
will be furnished with seats. SO IS 70 pr0vl9e
as far as possible, accommoiatiYns ior VI n
desire to worship with u.s. All are coruiAl..
n nyited. Strangers iil the city ana young me-
n ecially welcome.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

U r
By American Press Association to the STAR.
WORCESTER, MASS, April 1.-The
breaking away of Lyndebrook reservoir
dam still continues the absorbing topic
OF conversation. and theories and opin-
ions advanced concerning its probable
cause are numerous, The rush to the
scene of the disaster has been immense,
and thousands Of curious people have
visited New Worcester and the valley.
Large crowds are arriving on the trains
to visit The flooded Regions.
Lyndebrook Valley shows the fearful
force of the torrent. The gap at the
dam is. widened but little, and now
shows clear breach some sixty feet
wide and forty feet deep. ,The deep
trench ploughed up along the position
formerly occupied by the archway ex-
tending between the two gate houses
shows itself some twenty feet deep.
About two hundred yards below the
break the bed Of the brook, now wfdened
by the flood, extends down che valley,
piled with powders and broken trunks
of large pines torn from the banks Of the
stream.
The flood began to spread out where
the valley broadens, about one-fourth of
mile above the corner OF the road down
in The valley, and the main highway at
Leicester, where the scene is one OF great
effect. What was beautiful meadow
is now a piled and confused heaps Of
powders, their Jagged edges holding
masses of debris caught from the rush
ing torrent. This broad field Of ruin be-
gins just opposite the scene Of the Stack
murder some few years ago, and extends
round the former curve OF the stream in
Cherry Valley; After passing through
Cherry Valley'the stream makes sharp
turn and flows off round the bend to the
arch bridge Of the Boston & Albany Rail-
road,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

This periodical for April is just INA
and is without exception one of the npas
attractive, entertaining and usessa
fashion papers published. The lasssa
Paris fashions are accurately desorEbsa
and beautifully illustrated. Cinoinahfi
Society Notes is feature that Rinun
would make the paper 10 general ae-
maud.
The list OF correspondents Includes
the names of Lucy III. Hooper, Paris;
Arden Holt, London; Mary Q. Harwsu6.
New York, and Marston d. BrowA<,
Philadelphia. There Is alsU Fashioa-
able Chit-chst, Gossip ON CiRciuasfsa
fashions, flashes OF American wit it.atpris7
ETC., making it real literary treat sail
one that the ladies' OF this seclism M7m
soon find Indispensable. The meo&ask
cal appearance is exquisite. really sx
ceiling any OF the Eastern socictg -sst
fashion jog-nals Order II froA Ssm
Inews-naar =
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
Was He Bribedt

Since the trial OF Nicholas Moran, aar
the murder of his brother Thomas. ~
the horse market few months sgs, u
rumor has gained circulation that whsA
Nicholas was convicted and nemanagd
TO the Jail he WAS heard to remark, In
the presence Of Sheriff springmeier, that
he paid one ot the Jurors, j, W. Pfags
s., 900 in consideration thAb he ( H6nHe
would hold out for his aaquittaL RAt
since he was convicted he intended 10
make demand for its recovery. TtD
rumor can be traced TO. no rehablo
source, as the Sheriff says he heard m
ran positively denies that he ever saEA
any such thing. Sc here the matzsr
raatS. p I'D fH.st.,' '.s.st.
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ANDREWS BAZAAR.
ANDREWS BAZAAR
FOR APRIL,
NOW OUT AND FOR SALE
TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Elegant Illustrations of the latest Partisan
Fashions
Cincinnati Society Notes-Enga agements, Mar
riages, Receptions, sc.
Letters from our Brilliant staff of Correspond
ents-Lucy II. Hooper, Paris; Arden Holt,
London; Mary Q. Hsrwood, New York, and
Marston d. Browne, Philadelphia.
Original and Selected Stories.
Fashionable Chit Chat.
Sketches of the Early Pioneers Of the West.
A French Woman's Talk with American
Housekeepers.
Gossip on Cincinnati Fashions, Editorials,
Flashes of American Wit and Humor, NC.
Ladies' desiring the best illustrated
Fashion Journal Published, should not
fail to order the "BAZARn from their
News Man."
Price, lOc per copy.
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WASHINGTON.

Wore ROttemnesS Leaking Out
The Silver Bill Joint Rule
Opinions about GEN. Schench
and Emma Mime.
BY American Press Association to the STAR
WASHINGTON, April 1.-C. W. Bell, of
Jackson, Miss, testified before the ely.
mer Committee that he applied to Bel
knap, June, 1872, for post leadership at
Fort Davis, Texas. Belknap asked him
II the post was worth $4,000 year to
him, and it he would pay that for it2
Witness replied he would not pay any
thing. Belknap thereupon dismissed
him, saying he could not give the ap-
pointment to every man who applied.
Witness further testified that be was
appointed secret agentin the Pension
Office on the Recommendation of Presi-
dent Grant in February 1864, and was
engaged as detective in the Babcock
trial, under employ of Luckey. He was
to find out what evidence they had
against Babcock. He found out that the
case against Babcock was very weak,
and so reported. He believed the attack
ON Babcock was directed against the
President. He went through the case
cock was guilty, and told Grant so. A
few days afterwards witness was dis
missed.
A proposition was made to get the. evil
dence from the District Attorneys office
and destroy it, but he refused.s The
President told him II Babcock was guilty
he wanted him convicted. He believed
this. and told him OF his conclusions.
Witness showed all papers and corre-
spondence between Luckey, himself and
others, and gave Clylner the keys Of the
ciphers used by chem. Witness said he
gave the Information to the New York
I'll erald. and the cipher was published
in the Herald.
He was dismissed by Secretary Chand.
ler as soon as his article was published
In the Herald. The President wanted
him to lind out IL there was conspiracy
against Babcock, and If he was moi
guilty, the President did not wan,
| him prosecuted. Witness said ne was
employed by both sides in st. Louis, nc
having warned Dyer that Baboock ano
Luckey wanted him to get evidence lol
them, and destroy IL. The only purpose
OF his EN- ployment in the Pension Ottic
was to work for Babcock.
| WASHINGTON, April 1.-The examlna
ton in chief and the cross-examinatlol
OF Gen. Schenck in the Emma Mine In
yestigation has now closed and the men
ibers 6f the House who have read an
dieested 1t of both political parties eS
! press themselves convinced that Scheme
was drawn into the speculation in goo
faith. and he was at no time . party
Iany fraud nor intended to influence th
stock by becoming o director. That b
jmads q mistake, he comedies himsel
II but beyond that there can be no accuse
! tion against him. Lyon will be- cross
! examined to-day.
4 All Indications point to defeat Of I'd
lCommittee az Anpsspyiat \
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HOUSK

WASHINGTON, March 31.-A memorial
from female citizens OF the United States
was presented asking for such a form of
Government for the District of Columbia
as will permit female suffrage, and re-
ferred to the Committee on the District
OF Columbia and ordered printed in the
Record. A, bill defining the tax on fer
mented or malt liquors was passed. A
bill was also passed authorizing the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue to.
designate and fix points at which Col
lectors and Supervisors OF Revenue shall
hold their office. A bill WAS reported
from the Military Committee to author
ize Lieutenant Q olonel Godfrey Weitzel-
Of U. s.. Engineer Corps, 10 accept the
position of Trustee OF Cincinnati SOUTH
ern Road, and after short discussions
was recommitted. The bill appropri-
ating $163, 900 in the Bureau of Printing
and Engraving OF the Treasury and for
the issue OF subsidizing silver coin tor
the redemption Of the fractional cur
rency, was called ups, the amendment
making silver coin legal tender for
sums not over 500 having been. adopted; /;
and the bills passed by 122 yeas to- 100
nays. The House then Went INFO a
Committee OF the Whole ON the private
calendar. After discussion, the Gem
mittee arose and several privasa bills
were passed. Adjourned.
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Minor Mentions.

by American Press Association the star.
CHICAGO, April IA positive report
is current that an Indictment has been
found against Ex-Congressman j. d.
w ard for whisky frauds, though it has
not yet been returned.
SAVANNAH, GA, March i.--Miss Flor
ence A. Barber was 80 seriously
burned yesterday afternoon by her
clothes catching fire that she died this
morning. s.ns
BOSTON, April 1.-THE bill providing
for taxation OF church property was de-
teated to-day In tina Legislature by q
large MAJORITY ~
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Ciafiin,s Clerk Captured.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
LONDON, April 1.-Wm. s. Gray, o
former stock broker in New York, and
afterwards with Woodruff q Clalin,
forged papers some years ago, whereby
he obtained loan OF $60O,0OO. After a
stylish career on the Continent he re-
turned here, and reward Of $4,000 vas
offered for his arrest. Hewas captured
by detective yesterday, and will be
examined next Thursday.
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DON PEDRO.

NEW YORK, April IA special from
Pernambuca, Brazil, says Don, Pedro
and the Empress arrived there last
evening. They did not go on shore, and
the citizens were greatly disappointed,
as grand banquet had been prepared
at the Presidents Palace. Citizens
crowded to the piers, all expecting a
landings The Emperor sailed at / z. M /.
to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

A Frenchman who had lived in Amezl-
ca for some years says: When they
build railroad, the first thug they do
is to break ground. This Is done vita
great ceremony. Then they break thu
stockholders. This is done without any
ceremony. ec&c
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

consists simply in saving or cutting sM
the round end of the handle, so as n
make it fat, and attaching by fss
small nails on the top of 1t two roaaz
discs ofleather, SO that the end becomes
similar to the heel of boot. The fNs
thicknesses of leather will prevent az
further splitting, and II in the course q
time they expand and overlap the woD<
of the handle, they are simply trimmet
off all rnund
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
PERSONAL.

John A. Gurley Roberts, who has bees
so long identified with the Adams Ez
press Company. this city, has .resigues
his position and retires to his farm uezs
Waynesville, o. The best wishes Of EaAa
whole concern go with him. Col. L. G.
Weir has lost one OF his best ''boys." aaa
he mOurpeth accordingly.
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closed since last October, owing te Iaok
OF support. Some time ago committees.
was appointed to sell or lease the buila-
ing, but was not successful. There is .
mortgage OF $4,000 on the property, IN
addition to large floating debt. fhs
entire cost of the building and land was
about $27S, 900, and it is said that in order
to settle up affairs the church and land
will be sold for $3.50. 900,
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FOREIGN.
y American Press Association to the STAR.

by American Press Association to the STAR.
COMMISSIONERS CAVES REPORT.
LoNDoN, April 1.-The Khedive has
sanctioned publication of Commissioner
Caves report ON the Egyptian financial
matters, and the report will be issued
Monday next.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
The Times in its financial article this
morning says Erie securities have par
TALLY recovered, but Trunk Line Rail.
way shares are lower.
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A man who contracted a debt of $il45
promised to pay it in two instaI1meRts
Last week, adds the Norristown Herald
be forwarded $11, and promised to send
the other $43 as soon as the times got
better.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

A young lady dressed in much false
hair was warbling at the piano, and
when her mother summoned her TO as.
sist In some household duties, her rosy
lips opened poutingly, and she snapped
out. son, doit yourselfp And then she
went on singing, "Kind words can never
die"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

ToPREvENT SPLITTING OF HANDLES
All carpenters know how soon the butt
ends OF chisels split when daily ex-
posed to the blows OF mallet or hammer,
A remedy suggested By Brooklyn man
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FOR RENT.

.LSOR RENT-HOUsE-A two-storv 1 y ~
! IL dwelling OF seven roo,ns two cellars, w. Y
house, with 'front.' side and rear yards, in Co
ingt0h, convenient to street cars. ReferenOe.
required. Call at No. lea West Seventh street
loyiigton, Ky. mbE-0tt
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
FORTY FOURTH CONGRESS--lst SESSION
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 81. = A motion
was offered for joint rule providing
that General Appropriation Bills shall
be confined to appropriations, to con-
form to existing laws; ordered printed,
and referred. After q number OF petit
tt0ns, etc., had been presented, the reso-
luton to appoint a committee to investi-
gate the charge of fraud in the Missis-
sippi election last fall was taken up, and.
after lengthy debate, passed by vote
of 90 yeas and 10 nays. The Senate then
adjourned until Monday.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

Hartford has a city coat of arms. Why
can't we lave one, tooi A design rep.
resenting citizen mortgaging hiz
house to pay gas bill would please tha
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

WIN NE-STREET CONGREGATIONAL
v CHURCH.-Services will be held in this
church as usual on Sunday morning. April 2.
DID. Subject; "The Uses Of Sorrow" In the
evening the form Of service will be as usual,
the choir accompanied by orchestral instru-
ments, and the Pastor will deliver the second
Of series of lectures on Egypt and other lands
connected with the history OF the Hebrew race.
Seats free. All ere invited and made well
come. 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
wANTnD---sITUATroNs.,

rEO-sITU ALTON To takB chargt
a grocery by one. wlio Is acquaintei
business, Id city or country. refer
\ I. Address GROCER. this oMcrs
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

THOR SALE -aEv0LvEI:-A Coivs new
ID model seyen-shooter; sent O. D. D., with
box OF cartridges, for 81, by DELL, the pawn
broker, 1856 Vine street. mh30-Utf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

T1,OR sALE--FEATHERS-La AZ pound
Id pillows, ST. choice feathers, Is cents per
pound; IS pound BEDS SO. G. W. MORRISON
u CO., u West Sixth street. mh3l-6t*
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
FOR. SALE.

T,0R'SA LE-LEMONS-5 boxes good Pa
IL lermo lemons received on consignment, to
be sold at once at So 75 per box. A bargain to
purchaser. 23S W alnut street, city. lit
TSOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT-For cash
E and monthly payments, by j. l.. PENCE,
house mover, Eleventh and Bullock streets,
C0vington. 1T
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!. FoR sAIE--R, 7AL ESTATE.

FOR sALE--R, rlAL ESTATE.
iy.SnR SAIr ~, -, GRE THE TAXES
Il WILL NOT EAT I z Yo Y UP.A z. a,,l splendid :
farm OF 6s acres, l8 miles Gst u Tce sno ia2s-tf
railroad. Address H., tuis On ,0o' - .
DOB SALE-LAND-l4 acpss q waI adant-
IL dale; beautifully situated aaa, re. Inquire
ed for subdiyision, at 81 900 per 10 hers, cor
OF STROBRIDGE 81 CO.. LithDglnA
mex Fourth and Race streets.
Y -.. mh1 -Tu, ,Th&S-tf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

T1,OR SALE-PISTOLS--A large lot of new
= Il Pistols, all kinds and sizes, cheap, at
bELsL'S, the PawnbroKer, 1876 Vine street.
mh30-6t$
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DIBLE CHAPEL. Longworth street, be-
I'D tween Central avenue and John street
Rev. Il. 9. Abbott, Pastor. Preaching at II A.
NJ. and " p. Nj. PASTORS Bible Glass and
Sunday school at 9s A. III. Morning subject.
'Christs Relation to the World" Evening
subject: "The Life and Lab0rs Of st. Paul"
Communion Service in the morning. All are
invited, and will be made to feel welcome.
Seats free. 1t"
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at O'clock P. H., l will offer for sale at
snc;,,o. n,,on 90 ,,remlses, on East Indian
iig aofg9 m.it upHn 'Ie Gotv o., "A acres OF good
land known as the estate OF ~. If the same
ceased. appraised at $2,10O. Also, Sastead
time and place will be offered the hons ~
Of the late Ann Gorion, deceased, 60 ai ~
bassa,n. On terns Of one third cash. balance IN
one ana two yea~s withs6 per cent. interest,", nreSn
JAMES JULIAN Executor OF John Goraon
and Ann Gordon. Ia ceased. mnS0-sG-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

Wore ROttemmess Leaking Out
The Silver Bill - Joint Rule
Opinions about GEN. Schenck
a,sd Emma Mime.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

wv YOU can save money by buying your
boots, shoes, CATERS or rubbers Of 5. MARX,
23O w. Fifth street, corner Plum His stock is
the largest and his prices the lowest; it will
pay You well to look at his bargains. II
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

wv D--YOU TO BUY-A choice
w building lot; $40 cash, after that, interest
and taxes only need be paid for three years.
see FISHER, 255 Walnut street.
mh28-3tpu. 1h&S
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CT. PAUL M. E. CHURCH, corner Seventh
y and Smith streets Preaching tomorrow
at II A. NJ. and X 2. NJ, by the Pastor, the
Rev. G. H. Payne. DID. Sunday school at 21S
z. M. Centennial Jubilee Singers conduct the
singing at evening service, and will sing some
Of their jubilee songs. 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

iVNTANTED-WHY SUFFER2 When you
! wv can get your corns, bunIons, warts and
ingrowing nails cured by DR.. I'll. M HEKSCH-
,FELD. Office, Eggert's barber shop, under the
Ashland House, Lexington. KY. de14-ly
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01
j. WEBB, .Jr.'s,
RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

NINTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
IN Ninth street, between Vine and Race
The Pastor, Rev. s. W. Duncan, DID,, will
preach tomorrow morning and evening. 1t
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
" street. between Central avenue and Plum
W. L. Moore, Pastor. Preaching morning and
evening. Sunday -seho0l at Ga A. III. Young
people specially Invited. Seats free. 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-01

.VKTANTED-JIM & CHARLIE DAVIS
J Wv formerly of ia Race street, are located
at the ssSun Saloon" 73 Fountain Square, where
they will be pleased to see their friends. Open
At all hours, day and night fe4-2m
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gTNTASTED-EVEKY LADY TO KNOW
EvV That j, N. DOHAN is selling custom
made side-lace Pebble goat and kid shoes FOR
y2apair. No. l5l Central avenue and No.
East Fifth street. mh29-4 At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ethiopian MARKETS


LIVERPOOL Sept. lll2:S0 ,. m.OOtton is quiet; Mo
ding Uplands itsd; MitdhnR Orleans, 6ssdi safes
cepts so bales an American; futures weak and laso
cheaper, sales u hidng Upands, Low Middlng elauSe,
September and &C Ober delivery, NJ h1Ssd also sales Of the
az ID sales Of MiddLng Upands, Low Mldallng
clause October and November delivery, nc So DO do
and December delivery az 5Io sales OF new cfOp
NGAlnx Uplands Middng clause Slipped October and
November per SAIL at 6asd do do. shipped November and
December (pcr SAIL at 6Sid do d0 shipped December ana
January (per sai j. 20 sd. ..,,,,
Upauds Cotton, Middlmg clause, shipped November
December lpcr sli), at 81.
LIVERPOOL, sept l4-l30 D. m-PoTk, sop DOL for Prime
iYRpPooI, Sept l4-2 p. m -MidGing Upands Cotton,
Cd Mdns oritaa 0Ssd OF the sales today 4OOO bales
IIyFaP6ol' SEPT 1880 p m-sales Of crop Mid
ding Uplauds cotton LO% Md1ng clause, December and
Janu Try devery, az %. $3.50,
C0ttOn Madng clause November ana December de-
livery nc 6sad; sales OF crp Milling Uplands Low
MdiIng clause. shipped Octo0er and November per sa
IITRRPool Sept 1850 p m.CottOn futures quiet and
aeay. %, o,,a,,o 80.
LoxpoS sept -14-India Council bills sold yesterday at
about ls rupee higher than last week SILVER Is eonSe
LONDON, p 1i-l&30 .. m.-Consols % ials r1f DOth
money tn account U. 3. loads 1868 1904 Enc haI
T1SBsN sept A-lsa p. M iris sdvces quote five per
cent Rentes at LOCI 81 &c. for the account.
Lr,NDCa, Sc tll3 T. Duloh IN tle t'h VI
Increased a677O00 during the past week Inc pPOIuon
BANK o. EuCuDa reserve To habiywh1h last week
YVES 81 per cent IA nov 627s per cent.
LONDON. 1850 -. m-ihe amount 81 bullion gene
into the Bank England balance today is &l15,0I0
IOspoN scp IA .. m-Pais advices quote per cent
Ieni0res lUH New kives, lV7s Silver Is now quoted az
5lI4c. , ,o,,,
PANS sept l4The specie In the Bank OF France has in
creased 1885, OVL dnrng the past week