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New York >gu. D.
much larger t.S-l- -
than can ~ AN Fu--a
mGist-d bsiufe IAlsskr,
A. we have oltro 49,
serve, rs-ufnpt,ou 81
IN that Nay. -Ith=r e.
alters art bsi it
our finsnciAl os.i. -
not d believe o. rl4
their fusli-h exp
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M,soE a j., Brrp. OF Waco, has TO-
signed q. also has Alderman Psrrott
Municipal OLIVES 50 O begging IN cur
sister CITY. Not 80 in Dallas
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lost
a" in'ere-'i~s tee 1a H-r.-
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opened to-day foT thr ll.
per cent city ~sI-r s-
sere -iXty-thr-e bs.i-
four millions. IT, Eall-.
from par 10 los
ses D~s.< >.a-sisz 49, /. -.
>sreks and ssft--s.z fol 81 -
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proprietor ~ u-hzr- -.
this esty, Arriv-i hsals ..--- II.
fering from = pzra.sT.. --..
attacked him iu ~. b sd.
week ago HI pty-a-l-
the case very -~riH--.
there oeiUg, h-,l-- ..
iimo- and psrts s. ... ... ..
Tag 1t Portions af rr-
Bar i the oldest .....-
this country. lie ra. Ed.
fofty--iN year,
Btst Mckee ssssa h=r-..r a.H a
axe rutt>-ssss Zee aaH a -a-
millions
81 lcEis. Alra-r 4. -.
for damage. hlei ir r-r 500
circuit eugrt - lil- ...rra
William Mckee. -GltraH-
sand az huudre-s 49,
Tor y - each. ssElr-a. ..
iEese es-auts zrv al a.a.
cep; that the uar- .r
iilieFy = iuserte-t lr -a
him with THE unlNs -. -.-
TILED spuit-, AMI 40
PENDANT with Sising az 81.
removal 81 sid -l,lrit-. TO-
dered him iiAole D a. a.. -.
of "a 80.
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s"ss IN Saat= 49, tH-ea-
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that a !sdy L-I k..aa.
dren there. and esll- FL. nos
the intention ei tasr-
many BY . day - -tza1.sr
represented - = "a .-r--. ..
complaint - Cillsf l'l. I'D.
Photographed - be l.
eat Na.ling. hsir-
Wa soucthing uracl
u the jeifsr-ou ulark
with d=tecliv-. sr-.
probably b. lischars.-
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~sts Nz- tsrNat-a
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c=se TOT divorce l.-
Both The is,lS zn1 Dr.
! tiled sPPlie-flasi- for
ton. Maiam- Fall4- =
refused. Her husoa1 H..
The sentence STAT l. ..
Patti does not sv-1 .r-.
ward any proot- OF ta.r-
on the other han l.
oeiOre the Utl.lEa-. ..r
resPoBdenes, aia-r---
Patti by = thlrl r-r-.-
that her col11ct 40
~ To her hgsuand H.
fore, prOaaGuc-- azslu--
for s-parSfioE q us.iz b..
eODdemns brr 80 ea-l-
Is unreeog1i1ci - er-E.
CT party can ulzrrl a.a
ting Ma plull- M
Madame 4 n = tll-.a..
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ouuai On the Gr-l lisa
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Tvs usual letter from William Long.
icy having been delayed the G,ldines
Tfibsss comes out last week on the halt
shoot
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Fuf new courthouse Of san Autonoi
u 10 ces, somewhere ia the neishbur-
hood OF ten thousand dollars
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from Tuesday pa.ly Herald ]

From Tuesdays Daily Hersld.l
There was q meeting yesterday OF
those creditors of the company who
had put Judgments on the road, since
the time the directory had refused to
place the mortgage. The judgments
amounted to five thousand dollars.
Mr.. Davis, Of the firm of Schneider 4
Davis, whose ella i'm amounted to four
hundred dollars, offered to give the
claim, II the road was put through
to Lewisviile at once. Messrs. Mar
sails, Underwood and Clark, who had
a thousand dolla-s, offered to take
their judgments of record, as did Mr..
Goldwaiihe his for one thousand, ard
CASTOR aud Thomas their claim for
five hundred dollars. This shows an
exceedingly liberal spirit on the part
of these gentlemen, and also that they
are anxious to see the road built. We
are also informed that Messrs. Pointer
and Obenchain refused to take off their
lien. We give these matters as fast as
we learn them, and will continue to
do 30 until some action Is taken look
Ing towards the completion Of the
road.
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Seating Capacity ofshe ssreaa Gnu reises
81 Europe.

St Peters church, Rome, holds ST..
900 people; Milan cathedral, 81, GOO; st.
Paups ut Rome, 5000; st. PauPs a.
London, $500, San Petronio at Bo
logna, "a ,4go; Florence cathedral, 24,-
800; Antwerp cathedral, $4,000; st
Sophie's. Constantinople, % 600; ST.
John Lateran, 22,G00; Notre Dame al
Paris, q 900; Pisa cathedral, $4,000
81 Stephens at Vienna, IL, 4ali; st.
Dominie's at Bologna, ii, 40; ST. Pc
ter's at Bologna, II 400, cathedral OF
Vienna, ii 900; st. Marks at Vienna.
7seOU; Spurgeon's tabernacle, 7,e0o.
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lns Eockport Tusr|o' has reduced
its BATTERY Of the Galveston Meas to u
ueet science,
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DALLAS, TEXAS.


GoesUyoe Sro>F, Of Mississippi Is to
have another chance 90 it
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fIfU pAfLN urHhtnHa prgfHtta1 cvr-r
IuorHi4s tEHHat nN Non taF. nt tll rs
aunutu Iu sdNarHt POSTAGE Trrrn "a o.
- cruta rff week fglf'Hrrd in in". citr
TTs WtEKty HFs,Lu f- published every
SATURDAY, iuCrutua as n .d l'vr yeRf. post
arr prepalIs
AhgEp. rlsfISa RsrNe tl1s square tt~n lines
unnptrcin one SIZE si % oaCn Subsequent
inslftInn s5 cents { Isr ial raias irr Vsssg J.
inDuthly Hnd yearly advert es,
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Cincinnati Must Yield. Chicago Is the
Paris Of Agxeraea.

Chicago will heneeforth have to be
called the Paris of America, for its
mob had all the distinguishing eharac-
teristics OF the French commune. In
no other American city did female
fury form such a striking feature OF
the riots. Compared with the demo-
MAC rage OF the women there the
hewis OF the maddened men were
ethereal miidnsps. for VIXEN fully In
famed . woman,s possibilities Of nate
and fury surpass those OF any other
creature under the sun.
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~e-tisa rss.s.I= ssIiHz.
ssre. r.rtfaiIs -.

NoktoLh- "a A.
Aurfre--turo, Nsrr ...
night, destroyed -h= -.
OF the N--,lyu t-uaa
S7S.Voo. insursn1- -...
lost
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An ist-re-siss tt-us ra H-
c.pst.It-t-

hALTfAokA A-ga-1
opened to-day foT tlr Dbl.
Per cent city ~sirr
we're sixty -thrs. bi.i-
four millions, to- Eaa.r.
from mar 10 los
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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markable cures. So mild as TO be safe and
beneficial to children. and vet so searching
a. to eiiectually purge ont the great cor
ruptlons Of the blood. such as the scrofuous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lIrked in the system
for years. soon yield to this powerful anti
dotc, and disappear Hence its wonderful
cures, many OF whicn are publicly known.
OF ScrOfIIia. and all scrofJllous diseases.
Ulcers. EruptionS. and eruptive dis
orders OF the skin, TumorS. BiOtcheS,
Boiis, L implies. PustI,les, Sores. st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or ErySiDe-
las, letter, Salt Rheum, Sc.,ld
Head. RingWorn, and internal III
cerationS OF the Uterus, Stomach,
ana Liver. /. also cures other com
paints. to which it would not seem espcci-
ally adapted. such aS DropSy. Dy>pep-
sia. Fits. Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
F'emaie Weakness. Debility. and
LeucOrrhoea, when they are manifesto
hons of the scTofulouS poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
1t di>Sipates the depression and listless lam
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better and live longer.
Tor cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and new lease of
life.
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DON'T YOU KNOW

G What TO Do? 81. 3Ii CL0rHS' CT 0TIS
& \ Il u T. T :. Why visit AL OIL CLOTHS,
G. \ Il + f y :. tOoua aud buy DIL CLOTHS,
& a II y !: T. = your Carpets on CLOTHS.
c \ y r. r :. Di tlcths. Dry OF CLOTHS,
C PETS :. Goods. Dress OIL CI OIHS.
e \ x = f. Y :. Goods. Notions. OK. CLOTHS.
& \ Il p + J. =. tarpet Chain. OH. CLOTHS,
DRY GOODS, Cotton Yarn. AND NOTIONS,
DRY GOODS. Sc. from w VI. AND NOTIONS
DRY GDDi'S. VI L X e Y. AND NOTIONS
DRY GOODS. who keeps the AND NOTIONS
DRY GOODS, largest aSsurt- AND TIONS
DRY GOODS, mcnt in / he city ANDNrL Ns
DTY GOODS. and sells at pri- AND MOTIONS
DRY GOODS. ces which other AND NDTIONS
DRY GOODS. dealers cannot AND MOTIONS
Great Variety, match. Wake Great Variety
Great Variety, up when You go Great Variety
Great NarictN, there. and find tirrat Variety
Great Variety. the place where Great Variety
Great Variety. no advantage is Great Variety
Great Variety. taken and no Great Variety
Great Variety. tricks of trade Great Variety
Great Variety. prhctJced-at Great Variety
l3I7 ELEVENTH AVE.
Il-5.l Altoona, Pa. Iem.I
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THE ISLAND OF IsABEL-The chief
VILLAGE of the island of Isabel. in the
South Pacific. beyond the equator. is
built on the summit of Il rocky noun
tain rising almost pcrpCnhicular!y to a
lei0ht of 800 feet. Ascending by Il
native path from the interior, the trav-
elcr will find the extreme summit a
mas. of enormous rocks stanClng up
like castle, among which grow gi-
gantic trees, in the branches OF which
the dwellings are built. The stem of
these trees rise perfectly straight and
smooth, without "A branch, to a height
VARYING from 80 to 100 feet Some of
the houses are 120 feet above the
ground, the average height being so.
They are approached hy ladder OF
crcepers, and accommodate from ten
to fifteen natives each, besides an am
plc store of stones. watch are thrown
with slin@s in case of an attack. At
the foot of each tree is another hut.
the every day house. rs it were, where
the daVtime is spent when no danger Is
pretended. The natives are canni-
ball, Of the most ravehOus kind.
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THE JUJUBE TREE Girls who
chew jujuhe paste ought to he able to
tell where it comes from. The Senll
Tropical of Florida, saws:
"The iujube tree is worthy the at
tentiOn OF all lovers of fancv trees and
shrubs 1t is both useful and oIna-
mental, and cannot be surpassed for
beauty From the first of April until
late in November or until frost. it is
covered with dense, feep green foil
age, interspersed with its tiny, orna-
mental fruit. in all stages of growth.
ne fruit is spcckled and reddish when
ripe The leaves and fruit are borne
on small wire like stem. from six to
ten inches long, which grows down
ward, and presents Il beautiful. weep
ing appearance. The tree is a native
of Syria, but has been cultivated for
many wears in Spain, Italy, aud France,
for its fruit. which, manufactured into
ste. better known rs chewing gum,
is relished hv schoolgirls and annoy
ing to teachers When the fruit Is
ripe. it closely resembles the cranberry
in size and shape"
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OuININE-TREEs THAT PRODUCE r.
-Ouinine, which is a prepared form
of Peruvian bark, is used to com bat
malarious tevers.
The first use of the bark is said to
have been in the case OF the Countess
of Chinchon. wife of the Niceroy OF
Peru. who was cured of fever by 1t III
1888
The Jesuit missionaries quickly be
came aware of its properties, and used
j. 50 constantly as Il medicine that 1t
received the name of Jesuits' bark.
The original Indian name, kinakina,
gave place in Peru to that of Ceaspia,
or Fever tree.
Condomine and Jussieu first gave
full descriptions of the varieties OF .his
tree. 1t fiourished best on wooden
hill~ides, in cool, dry, shady spots,
between the ninth degree North and
the nineteenth degree South latitude.
The species in which the quinine is
active is found between the latitude of
four and ten Thousand feet. becoming
a mere shrub at the latter height.
The trees are cut down; and on the
outer or dead bark being removed,
the inner is stripped of in long pieces
like shingles, The bark on the
branches is taken Off entire. These
strips are carried away and dried.
When thoroughly free from moisture
they are done up in bales covered with
wooden cloth, which are subsequently
envelopeG in green hides, which, when
dry, form a hard, compact box.
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A NOTABLE IEFh
notaIle frees cf the Tu.-e..'
in Paris. i an old H's.t '.. .r.
ed the chestnut of the -.-
1t blossomed At ,iat 0a.t
dav that the first Nalr-'
Duke d'Emghein TO oe ...
ING his reign thc Leg aE
city paid yearly PiI2'
the anniversary uftHeeA
tree blnsSomcd again oa '.'
i'm 1915. when Nap'.t'" "a..f
Paris on his return from Nr:.rt
and afterwarl became a' ~ -r-
grimage to Bonap2-I,,5iI,'7 r.aas
reigns of Louis ANI-lr
and Louis Philippe
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MEASURING LAND-To aid farmers
in arriving ut accuracy in estimating
the amount of land in diff, rent fields
under cultivation. the following tabl :
is given by an agricultural paper:
90 feet wide by 726 feet long contain 1
acre.
10 feet wide by 369 fee: long contain
1 acre.
100 feet wide by 1888 feet long contain
I acre.
22O feet wide by 19S feet long contain
acre.
24o feet wide by 1914 feet long contain
re.
40 feet ride by 90 feet loug coutain
Efrs.
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Aver S
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one OF the most
eiiectual remedies
ever discovered fo7
.eanSing the sys-
tenn and pu-iii ing
tlIe blood. 1t has
stood tine test of
years. with = CON
stantly growing rep
utatIon, based on its
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IFthose who smoke ",..ls ., q
their cigar ashes into & sxt.r.
thev would utilize To SOM C-r
useless habit Of smoN..7 ,n
pipe ashes are eXrei''.' not. b5l
over the earth of flower
= manure aud eu .n-ec-
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SUCH THING ASFAILURE.
L. FAHNESTOCK'S Lung SyRUPis a safe and
speedy cure for Cnnsumnfinn

We will refund the money If il does not do all
we claim for 1T. Trial size. % cents. Large size
SluO equal 10 five small bottles. Sold by all deal
ers. B.sL. Fahnstock y Co. PrOp'rs pittshurg.
Having led g. l.. Fahnestock's Lung Syrup
we can safely commend it excellent medicine
and Tor use among children it is invaluable ac ing
ike a charm. Ed. Iittsburg Christian Advo-
cate. (3-l6 am /
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N O ~ = g ~ =

sE5AU persons LnO"ing them
SeFrpS iHdebfPd to- me are earnestly
TcgHcsfeH fO come fOrIrTI'd UjfHoHt
dcI0y 0Hd SefHe fHei5 respecfjCc &c
cOHlIfs. either 6U note or CTsi'. and
Mcrcby S0re costs. 0s mast hare
ny books closed jp the shortest time
possible.
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A CERTAIN HEADACHE CURE,

4 HARMLESS NEGETABLE pREP RATION.
"A tn" -ifS-"very of a pltvSician- the Victor
Headache Pc-"er fas been proven positively
sure cure io he IN 81 distressjnf eases OF Sick
Nervous Hea Morning Sickness and <eu-
ralgia. single powder actually curing In ten
minutes when all Other means fail. We have had
n wonderful experience with il and the ten cent
trial pack OF two powders can be had ny address
In the proprietOrs. j. X. HEIsLET * 20. SALEM.
n. J.. who will cheerfCllym n them post paid. or
by applying TO LENNON x MURRAY. Ehenshurg.
and Druggists everywhere; aud IL is with we'l
merited confidence they are offered as a thorough
e'its Tor eli distrcssEs ~ the Sssa. fl-ic-1y.i
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IT is probably not generally known
that in Texas and Oregon there grows
a plant, called 5v botanists Silphium
lociniatum. which is living compass
the north On this account it serves
the purpose of II compass very we'll
for travellers who have lost their way
in the great prairies Of those States.
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u.
rgEyf Just published. new edition ot
Lz{x@ DR. uss..-NVrfl'~ spIebr-'spti
, ZEN f~SaN on the radical elHr twith9ut
medicine) Of SPEENArORRHCEA OF
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Sem nal Losses
INPoTE>CV, Mental AMI Physical Iucapacfty. I'm
pediments to Marriage. &c. also. Cons UNPTION.
EPILE"sY and Frs. induced by selEiudu gencc.
sexual extravaganza. efc.
Se-Price, In scaled envelope. only six cents
The celebrated author. In this admirable ESSav
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
tul practice. that the alarming consequence of
self-nhuse may be radical cured without he ,ian
gerous use Of Internal medicine the apptica ion
ol the knife: pointing out a moGe of cure at once
simple. certain. and cftectual. by means OF which
every sufferer lao matter what his condition may
be may cure himself cheapiy. privately, and rad
irGfif.
Be- This Lecture should he in tho hands ofevery
youth and every man in 1 he land.
Sent under seal in plain envelope. to any
address ~ did. on receipt OF SIX cents OF two
postage stamps.
Address the i'uh iShcrs
TIE CULyERME ELL MEDICAL CO..
81 Ann street. New York.
Post once Box f5s6. Il 13.-ly.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-25

AUGT sent. 2t.-C0tton firm: COOL demand Niddlns
iO-4 -l. Low Mlffile 10 aIOfr Good Ordinary. 5s1
Sac; rece.I T. 800 bales .ales, 4 3 oales
Ek.UMORE sept If.-DOrtOn firm Nddllnk. IT ifc; Low
Minrng lose. Good Ordinary, /. ac reccDtL I5I
es net none: exports cnstls 3l baes Great Rr-
tai 10 bales; u spi1uera 80 bales sJocS
BosTos. sept "a Cotton frm snddlng. 1850. Low
MlddAug IL &C., OrIar-, lt-sg-; net receipts,
rs gross, 4s3 bales exports none sales, none Sto-A
lLli1 bales
CHARLEr0y Sent 2t-Cotton steady; Mdling. 107c Low
Mdtng lO4c Good OrGn3ry, lO'-c; net receipts, lu3T
bales gross. exports, coastEise, Zt--l bales Sales
COO bales stock, j,SoI bales.
CINcuSAu SEM 2l-Cotto1 fTm; Mldiling 10 &c. Low
Midulug 101c. Golu Ordinary lnlc. net receipts, 70
GALVESTON SEPT Zt.-CottoE quiet and hraef 9lldll =
10l-c.: Low 1.idiIug, luf. Good Ordinary s8@ luci
receipts 1871 Dats exports colstWlse ZOL Daits sai
la bales. s0cr, Glib bales
N0BliE. sept. If-I0tOn hrm Modtne, lo9ic; receips
on bales; Shipments. 243 uaos s1es 100 bales; exports
MEMPHIS sept 24.-Cou0n steady; Mddhuc. lO'sDilc.;
Low Mtlu-. i01C.. Coca Ordinary. s-. mes receig =.
baes shipments, 296 bales sales 100 bates stock aio
bales
gwORrRANs sent 24Cotron strong held higher; supply
light: Mdgng. I0 MGdlng. 's Gopi O-diGafY
1Osc receipts 20Gg bales gross SO bales; exports
90 Great Britain none; exports eoast"lse LOO ples SAFES
500 bales. stocE. ID $50 naies --..
NORFOLK sept. 2i.-C0tion steady; Mhidnc l0ssal0ac
net receipts .J7 ba7 exports coast" se OF Da4es sies
PHIlADRLPHf, .est. 2G-tottOn quiet: Middng IL sac.
Low Mddhng. IL A. Good Ordinary, I07sc; net receipts
bales gross. bales, sales 70 sDnners, ~ D@iesi
SAVANNAH sept 28.-f'ottOn irm % very firm ddting
l0sca Low Mdfing, loaei.; Go1d Ouhna-F. los-i net
rscclrtS 25ll bales. receipts noIei exports coast
wise, ofalt bales, sae-, ~ bales. stock 1000 ulr
~ LcUI sept. 24.CotrOn higher; Mindhn-, llcf Low
Mdd!ng l09e GOOD Ordinary. 81 Receipts 20 bales
shipmenfs. 70 bales; sales bales stock .l79 bales.
WILSnSGroy. seDt 2l-C0tFon steady; Mdtns, l0ac Low
Niidlng g.. Drduarv. 1c- elpta 1873 BAL
export ooaEise 20 bales sales ~ baes Stock 80 bales
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26 cash snd October Rye qus' $50 Barley wear lit
Tie dung strictly enoce Minnesota and Wisconsin s09sss;
Whsk-y steady AZ Al o. Pork. Fl3 501fl3 10 Lard, va
se. tor Winter BUlk Meals good d,mad, az 6 10 ana
S Tor shoulders Clear Ds and Clear Ses Bacon td &C.
- &c. asd she. for shoulders Clear iba aud Cear Sides
ksceigts-Fi0ur, 1000 1la Wheat ~, 90 blsh orr
Co. ur bash. Oats, jUUJJ bush Rye, 1000 BUSH Barley
1900 bush.
ToLEfo, sept. 24-rour steady. Wheat quiet No ,
White Wabash held ~ 81 40. White Michigan held AZ
81 So Extra Ito, held 1t ~ 40 Amber Michigan spot and
seller SEPTEMBER a. 80, seller October. VI 20 No =
Rcd Winter sfOt ant seller september, Fl 3 seller oco
h'r, ~ - seller a me yea Al - No Red wabash
held a. ~ 20 Rejected DAYTON and Michigan, Al o.; NO =
Amber Michigan 81 80 No. Dayton and Michean. = 2
Corn cul; High Mixed spot. i6c. No. . spcf tbc. seller
October fsEc' No white iac Rejected +5'se Dainag,F
oats duit 40. holt re, 2ic. Dil " hite
s-c: Heiee.od 90. 3ocrfnrs-T iour 3 % bbs: Wheat
cGOO0 Dush.; Conn., 20 900 Dush. Oats 1000 bush. Sll
messFi0ur. 100 Dfls. Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn LOW
busf oat 200 bg, AarScis closed-N neat steady 81
White Micliean ~ % Amber Michigan, SeDtcnut y,
81 80 October. 81 26 No. Red Winter, spot 81 - %
~ 80 october. "a 20 No Re 81 49, detected IL y. .
81 o.. Corn fl No 2 october, f6ici No White sJc;
Rejected, acc.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
ErRnpEAE MARKErA

LIVERPOOL. sept % -Pork-Elstrr dan at co. Western
Iih dull al So Cicar tai at 81 sport Gear du
- 81 co. HansILong 81. So II ia6 ~ ira Nos, steay
A. no; Prime Mess Guh az J3 l1ri-Ime
Spirits STEADY a. @86 lts - H' u.i, a. 2 , "a
az . Cheese American Lloice +, i q, 81 ~, -,ri,
s s,e si,y n, III wuler western steay At lsid; Corn
s s,' ', ~ ,a,v a; s Cotton SEED O-YeIow Amen
ear Nanr in lie marEeL Eeceirts Of wheat Tor the
HoS from o s9 sources s 1850 q eeep, OF Corn
%. 90 Qrs.
naing Uolands c5fsi. HiidiiaF orleans. 81 ea. ssles
1000 bales iaesaiag glS9 1 siss 600 baes al Amer
icin Futures seller. demand 'sFi sis -
Cpialds Addlng CLAUSE oven ld PC 4 r ,,
dnr clause December and January delivery, 6@g' also
sales ~ the 6lr a-" sales oil t saht 5..
Low Aldipe ceue. January ana t,nrly drhsrry o,f'i
Tplaud, ,ld-IDg ciause February AM Aar.n o,hV
err, 6nd Upands Low 1t.e.9f claiie, 81 I'D NJ MA
ding clause. Sow Crop shipped Dece"osf ana JANUARY SAL
IrRmoor. sept 2f-1 =. u.-J-rianas cotton, Low Ma
ding CLAUSE Ne. crop 5.iR ~ 49, % I t,o .sI 4
January February. all GIa Chges' g per cw. io'
,he best Grades Of Amen an Lard 20 "a PEI c"I TOT %
LTEaroor, sept ~ Tpland. Cotton y, Log MI MI
LiyERPoo sept "a p The sales e Cotton today
October and November deliver. 6'a; Upiands Low MA
Low Mddng clause Jnaary and February delivery 6i'1sd
UpElncs Low Mddhng c,ause New Top .Iipprl N".e
New crop slipped January AM February, sail. 6i'aad
IyEsroo sept - p Go5on ia 1g y eSssG Tn
67. also lies OF the same, 6isazL Upiands Low Nding
s /: Gplands. Yow d1ddnF eaase New c-p shipped
f1yERroCi- sent ?! -.i.So D. m-Reaned Petroleum. 127
l. 2d per gallon. Bacon 3a per c~ Tor short Clear Ad
LosDoS sept 24-5:3o p. m.-Renned Petroleum, 1o7
GLASGOW, sept 24-sugar Is strong and generally Sd
1SrwEar sept 24-Petrolcum, So francs for fine pale