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, 1877-09-16

The lump on July II, 1876, from Il to 3 vas
conscd by the failure Of the Cook County say
ings Bank, AMI on the next day the calls 81 lcll TO
the the average number, which is about 81. On
'Tuiv ~ iS;7. the first ST. Louis failure was r.
nortcI. and the demand for money ut oncc IN
creased. During the run in that city the appli-
catious ranged from 81 to " per oav' heaIis
double the average. On the 9th OF July inc
thcir continuance the applications fell oil great
II, people apparently considering that tnclF
M M:ash was safer i'll the bank than in the hands OF
the " distributors Of property" a!las tne Conl-
mune. On tho 29tA u]t. the state oaFl'i@s
Bank failed, and in one day the demands IN IN
crea sod from thirty to 163 This was the 11gh-
cst point touched, aud from TINT time there has
icon y gradual falling off until yesterday.
SATURDAYS and Mondays the drafts are heavier
than on otl1cr days, the bank being open longer.
Nr. Myers, manager Of the bank, being sub
icctcd to the usual pumping PROCESS oplned ttlat
PRETTY NEARLY COME TO THEIR SENSES AGAIN:
Saturday {yestcrlay) the bank had recelSeo
deposits TO the amount OF IS per cent Of us Pay.
nts ths nen Of e
sf ar. its ysfe tsa1sast:ses. S@ %au people
hanks there is rule, without wn'ch ounlncs:
c'mld not be carried on at az, l, ucnlano1n S,' =
thirty or sixty day notice Of "ltnu1aN;n. - 4
thc thing which does try pahh eo,,Su ,l;,.6 ,rf
tie Commercial business; the drafts w1l1I.' ~
handed over the counter IN pockctpooht N 'n'1 III
nf which the outside folks klo" notnln4 ~ 49,, ~,
Those drafts VIC have to meet r'eGt away a,,t
therc fs no notice as to them MhcEe psopi1s po!,i.
have money drawing interest,", tns tnnns, onn"
| which has loaned out oe+ tnat mvr n,I,s
- mhaxo , ccvt,in time in which to convert y.
.snnr;t;es in,o cash, but in commercial account
th.. money is supposed to be in the bqnh vaults
| an1 mist he nroiuced on demand. Here s
""0 list OF THE OCCUPATIONS
| of those who came round here On t1c uI5 w.
State Savings Institution closed ITS uoo,s nelt'
;n'1 tter MONEY, Take it along with you; IL
quite interesting" aud eho,r;po as
aocs thr varied occupations OF the aeposlto't: =
uuus u.as. he lonkcd upon as contribution
thc sayioss-bauk literature OF thc gay:
Dry goods, l.; clerks, =; oookheepsae, ,
| shippcrs, L: salesmcn,e; physicians, gsoSot oor
1: un.lcrtaker6, l; teachers, Mus'I ias,,,t,
): ylurgymcn, 1; advertising agents: !usan. .,o.
inspectors, 2; Chicago Dock Cotnpans, i +;E.
Old Peoples Home, L: school-oo3s' i Lia",
agents, /; lnachnsts, .; cafpentsts' ao' 49,
smiths, i; goldsmlt6, ;oopprs !; eoppr. 4: sion
pat1c4 pMttcTs 4: clearinghouse kcepers,2; butcher
- nnho}sterers 2; watcllmcn, =; bookpluaet
!, bparEecncrs, /; br1cklaycrs, tailofs.
Papes- a-nrnssnen, 9; timer, l; coach1nail,
s.;1orsi i: tcan.stcr, l; brushmakGr, u stea,
I.nn1rymen. 1; coopcrs, l; sadulers, /; u
nrrs i: irc,ncn, l; pcddlcTs, l: Gas Comphn
I. Walters, 2; GLACIERS, i; bakers: =, inoaoG =
) !. 1ahorrrs. /; rollingn mill, i, ~olncn' i
! mt ii number. 1G3.
, 1877-09-16
THE EXPOSITION.
Chicago Artists In the Exh'ol''on'
To,b, Editor Of The Trfb1nf.

IA The Editor Of The Irtoasae.
cr,,c.co. Sept. Is The question mas so
e,r ti,ncs been asked this season "hetncr
49, cb;c,ro artists have any representation Ill
trc ort oal1eries Of the Exposition that II ap-
,o,rs nroncr to make an official statement ulon
Thare the pleasure, as Secretary OF the ART
ct,,,n:ttce of announcing that the Ihlcsa@o
ort;sts ,re not only represented in the EXPOSE
a., h,t that their representation Is fuller, III
,,ronortion to their numbers, than that ct any
other city, and, in point oE quality efcu''a'lo
to the profession. ~. 1oca1 artists In
thc galleries By thirty different persons. Ine M
whole number OF artists IN tue CITY, " =. te
sons who by any courtesy, can DC ecAi1t4 ~ 80
according to tho list Of season conipEneaa,t1t,5
tickets issued by the Exposltio!'-s out
fre. from which it appears that cons'sErap'1
a'S, ~ ,hon onc-half tho artists arc contributors
" New York, which is next in proportlona1,ee e
representation, supplies oll-psctures " -: Ia<
artists, out OF list Of 3 VINO e1pe'su 1t ess 81 tbae M
oneAthird OF tie number, which is itself sclee'
list, The third exhibiting here. It may pe r.. 1e
| marked ia passing, is much the best thru ol Luz
/ Academy. r,,,;uor<a ,ont tr;h,t;on
M nerson who takes pride i'll tue city nce.
hesitate to call attention to suci. ptctuTsss Ts
% EarIs.s aDogs,'' Miss sfaw's ..Ebb Tide d ;,
BS%ans Rssa stqf%sS % s2isa1aD5 s2a sm95 lake lake
Psskwi1eS sTnrs nsaa Tasc Of poppet @ Or
IaSse Konigsce 1t is to be regretted Hlad; fi,at
fcw wcilknown artists. such as Go9kins' frea'
ard Douglas yolk are unrspresyhntead .hresd throur
njs;aken ie;. en- STATEMENTS in the press, taa
Hf Committee has %sas cStso sSm' aFaist: aaa:
VIZ ;.nnression i; entirely uufounded y
5;,'S ln6 ecEimnation has at au7 TING been prat
ticcd or contemplated and the Chicago i9b artsi
have been treated upon the SANE n'nher nns,S haT
Thc iRs has e con1es a1ant afie II
lita' ,,d;!,o ~. the nortraits uf private ind
nidoais' rtaS by whomeycr painted; The oojcst
s,is rule was to relieve collection much a smat
er in the nuunefof oil pictures toaa ~ usu aa,e
eeasee eeleqs and % bTic-a-bFae Of an nnque m pr Pr
portion OF ordinary Portraits IL mas oes
, 1877-09-16

4 meeting was held last evening at the corner
Of Twcnty-lourth street and Portland avenue,
and club OF the Norkingmen's lndastrial
marty was organized, with Mr.. Gilmore as
Chairman. The mccting was small but earnest,
and its carnestncss was Attested by the 1aet ttat
it esclicwcd the Communlst1c crowd TO ssate
with and then set about purglns t1e n1rh, }l
heard various reports dcrogatory to the sell
constituted leader, McGiiyray, and called Tor
some expression on the subject. 4 member le-
pled that lie had heard numerous 1ls
charges against NcGilvray ;m,'ah ana tnon99e smg9e
there ti,sr nlc must be- some fire. Mr.: Con!an
said it was enough for him to have Mcti1ivray
charged with corrupt practices and with a &c,
sign to sell the Workingmen out. ne Nan!eu
no investigation, but was IN favor o. asi!S I'LL,
and ali such the go-by, and especially since he
was loukcd upon with universal distrust, not
only by the Workingmen, but the public at
large, No business WAS done, but it is sale 10
say that McGilyray is waning, and that SO Lar as
the voice of the Filth mar1 eoc; ~ - thn M ob.
heard i'll consigning the blathcrsklte " LIZ w
scurity from which he has come.
:: SEVENTEENTH WARD
The Vorkincmen Of tile Seventeenth Ward
met last night ut the corner OF chicago aFenue
and street, ar M If 5fq Of Five II from
earh nrcci1Yct in the ward IS recruiting com
mittee: decided to hold weekly meetings RI,
day evenings, and that the next meeting pe nelu
At t1,n nlace OF last nights meeting; listened t2
o. me prs;snS pofi6e Of t6e E%htccnth
Word Workinrmcn's Club; hcard AID. Frank
faWior's SI side Of the question, and then ad-
iourncd for one week.
ELEVENTH WARD. .......
The portion OF the Eleventh Ward represent, e 4ht
ing the Workinsmcn's industa, parry ,t f. the t
saloon saloon No. SOS West Madison street last night
Farly in the evening three or four men q assem- M n
HE'D he'd and ID 80. down to game Of ''pedro" while h
waiting for the rest to come IN. Ihs{ {cartG, stG,
um1ae na,nc in cooked and primcd for Speech u'
soon soon VI Went away asgusted, however, and t.a' tn
FOUR four men silently continued their little gamss IN
nolcsted mol BY any more workinsmcn,-and theF
| was no meeting.
, 1877-09-16

An unfortunate young lawyer was hcad over
heels In love with beautiful girl, and uas
shout to be married to her. On the eve OF the
wedding day, he was called in to defend an
awful uliscreant-a man Of 30. who had poi:-
onci his mother aud father. the case seemed
a lost one, and when the prosecution had closed
the Young lawyer was about to give up tho
struggle without an effort. Suddenly he per:
ceiycs in the extremity Of the courtroom ms
beloved and her parents, who had come to see
what kind Of stuff he was made Ut. The pres
ence Of the one he worships changes the train
of thought He feels that he must make 4
show OF talent, anil, beginning his aFgn.
mcut, rises to the highest flight of
eloquencc In word, he succeeded in showing
that the criminal is an upright, firruons, and
much-abused man, and obtains his acquittat IN
the evening the LAWYER, with triumphant air,
calls at the house Of his future :athcr-in,!a",
expecting that his success will insure him 4
warm reception. To his surprise, he finds the
young girl cold and her parents much emhar-
rassed He asks what this sort OF reception
| means. t'My FRIEND" said he whom the Young
man had already begun to call fathcr-in-law.
Il / must tell you-my daughter loves another"
II ssAnother! Who IS the mani" " The good
and rirtuous man whom you to-day, by your
eloquc,ice. restored to society" replies tho
! fatIer-E1chd14e.
, 1877-09-16
BRILLIANT DISPLAY.

Fall openings seem attractive despite the
warm weather. Yesterday James Wilde, Jr., u
Co. corner of State and Madison, tire" oocn
+hcir doors with 4 brilliant display OF novelties,
and the place was crowded all day The SPACIOUS Is
os.ahi;sbmcnt has l,ecn recently renovated ana
e.a, oroscnfs most attractive appearance. IT
nos nas the II twentieth anniversary Of this popular
M faIl display was tic occasion OF an unusual rush
to their well-stocked counters. LneY ~ eouta 1as
onn hc examined in one of the most airy and
eIcpantlr-littc up stores in the city.
, 1877-09-16
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.
rtr1rrf-7, N Jhs Tribune.

spn1seF1ELp, ILL.,, Sept 15.-James NJ.
Major, a merchant of Bloomington, to-day filed
a netitton of voluntary bankruptcy.
Richter & Keller, cigar manufacturers Of Col
con3a. Popc County, arrested for not stamping
cigars, gave bonds before the United ). states 4;s
Commissioner here to. today asr3 to answer '' 'ne
Dr.C. B. Birch, patent nostrum veneer, vas
,rrcs;ed near Monmouth after pcddling his
o,,rc.ai ut numerous county fairs, and brought
hero for examination. lie paid the United
States p1nas tn sfanp s'bs bis Goods
, 1877-09-16
ncFAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEv YonK, Sent. 15.-ArriEed, Steamship
Hermann, from Bremen, and W. A. scaolten'
1'G, T1yEnrooL. Sept 15.-Arri7co, steamship Pal
NEw YonK, Sept. 15.-Ar9iyed, steamships
A4sant. Pn11snELpnla, Sept l5.-Arriyed, steamship
NEw YoRK, Sept. i5.-Arrivcd, steamship Ida
- new YORK, Sept. 15,-ArriYed, steamship
Snaiu. from Liverpool.
, 1877-09-16

On Frdag, h n tic office oi Jus5re ae1 ~ asecn. aeecn
the skeleton of woman N.s sG!L Xii hv the cx-
ton 70 satisfy claim for rent Dr. 6s'q C. brew be
ecutors OF the Russ essa1c' :m rio skeleton was
Ss;ssty ;se ~ s4s5srt r. s.
fas fs sssa aa$s5sd 3 Basss requss Piss o. Hoaot
, 1877-09-16
FATAL COLLISION.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 15.-Thc Fhiladelphia
f. Erie mail train north, due ut Muncy, Pa, at
7:45, came in collision with FREIGHT train near
press cars, with their contents, wcse dcstroysd1
Err;ncer William Attick we're burned to death
:, the wreck Two cars and several coal-oh
tanks we're also burned.
, 1877-09-16
RAG BABY.

odrertiscd to hold meeting last evening at
NJ. o69 Thirty-first street, at which Judge van
IT, 1r7rs and others we're expected to be present.
Thosc who had charge Of the affair." however,
rai,nd 10 nrovde the necessary lights, and the
nc.ting vas adjourned for one week.
SECOND WARD. 49,,
The Second Ward Greenback Club held
meeting last night ut 513 State street. IN t. I!e
absence Of tho Committee on ,'s,
club adjourned without transactlns NY s,a nust
ness ness until @ Saturday evening next at the same
nlacc.
, 1877-09-16

kicked up muss By telling nv girl that she
was sure was married, for She saw me hare my
wife and baby with me in the cars. 1t was very
rude, ! know, hnt hope you Will excuse me-
over $4,000, and I don't want anything to
cause hard feelings between u.s."
, 1877-09-16
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.
How Riario-Sforza Was Utilized
by a French Lady.
On tie Ragged Edge -.- A Wedding
Journey.--Noman's SensitiYe-
ness
AIARGARITA.

NARGARITA-
Drink to my Queen of the Southern Vest1
M,rgarita:
With her peerless heart In d jeweled vest,
And Sun -steepcd passion in hcaSins breast
Nargarita:
No child Of the Northland's icy air
No blue eyed beauty with golden hair:
The sensuous glow Of the Southland reigns
With spice warm breath in her swelling veins
Mnrgarta:
Drink to my Queen OF purple-black hair!
Masgasita! :
Whose dusky folds, by the gods! sweas,
There is nanght in all this earth can pair:
NtaEeaEita!
Meath the glowing touch Of each raven trcss
That coils her shoulders in soft caress,
There turks enough of priceless bliss
To make Heaven Earth to Heaven like thisl
Aarsarita!
The rarcst beauty that ever was mctl
Margarita
The richest jewel that ever was set.
With lips Of coral and cyes Of jet!
/ Margarita! .
But scan her close1y-you'l see trace
OF Aztec color and Moorish face
Nv the Prophet. swear, my dnsk-eyed Queen
Is the comeliest maid that ever was seen!
Margafita!
Drink to my love Of the dusky eyes!
AfarCaritai
She might have been Queen meath the soudal
skies
She is Oucen wherever her warm glance flies
Margnrita!
She might have knelt at the Rrahmtn founf,
Or bounded over the yeman Mount
Or lived in the shade Of the Yooba tFec' i.
Whose odor il breath of Eternity:
But never in Earth or Heaven was seen
| A level to pair with my dusk-eJed Queen:
| 1largurita:
| Drink to my Queen Of the sun kissed cheek'
Margarta!
| Her mate meath the sun in vain you Will seek
In Shadukiam bower, OF haEcm OF Shelk-
| Margarita!
| Where Georgian maids with voluptuons looks
| Rise fresh and warm from tn: Tif1is brooks,
| Where Peris OF Love seek the Cyosus rocks,
| With paphian diamonds strung In their locks!
| never thy mate in 1ouris band,
Ny jewel, my Queen, in all the lind:
| And rest in thy shadow, and feel the bliss
| That makes Heaven Earth to Heaven like this!
| Narrarita! = CHERRY JAMES.
, 1877-09-16

RurFA1o, Sept. 15.-Vesse9s passing 's 5ols
o.,,a.,s 1oc1, in the twenty-four hours ending
at o'clock Of the llth: o,, -
~ westward-Props Empire, ogdensonfE 70
ch;csno: Lowell, Ogdensburg to Toledo'
assSlia. Montreal to Detroit; schrs a; W.
~ I,,esv. Toronto to Chicago; Mary: Thoro!d 10
c,cxe1aud; F. j. King, Thoroid to CleVeland'
no orders. 49,, ,Y,,ro detroit to
Montreal; Maine, Cleveland t. osae9Soni ociG.
p1ss s'nry lisu R;arE River to Toronto; Albatross,
Rav Rase City to Port Dalhouaie; Nestor' BAY LILY
to Kingston.
, 1877-09-16
a.PORT. HURON.
- 80 - S.1s1 9'r}rtN%

SUZE5HT II
popr HuKos, Mich, Sept. 15.-Down-frops
r. ". Blanchard, samlar, Asia, recumsc,' sohn
sherman, cantsteo, starucca, Canada conen
berry and barges, Jenners and barges' 10
] la-nitc and cousort, Allegheny and bargcs' Anna
Tho,nnson 7,,, and barges; schrs John NJ Hutchtn-
son Sam Flint, W. s. Crossthwaitc, Repuol's'
H.! r. L. Richmond, 7. 0. Sheldon Elgin' Annie
r. r. Dr. Peterson. william ]. Preston.
Ai upMP1ops Fes champlaia, st. I Paul. ~sisnl, annIe
5apan Mayowcr, Swallow md eonsqt S Afaasa Gross
aaa Gags tea Re aga aeS sSesS
ana !'arh pasScs 1nnirc State, Iosro, E. r. Blake.
Ees ans; paainiaa, Nafsc feo A2fy Az 9sh Ma
Battle, Grantha, John Rgs Ah'sa Gew CGo namo- y.
: f. Kimball, Fame, D. G. Williams Ne" na1np
sh35G; h3W5G;;,e-soutpwest, gentle; weather ine-
, 1877-09-16
THEIR wEDD1NG-JoURNEY-

SbfFH4HF7W
The most interesting and amusing exhibition
ofthc season took place at the Greene County
National Bank on Tuesday Of last week. The
pair were newly married, and were up on their
wedding trip. They sauntcrcd into the Natioc-
al. md. seeing but one chair the lady took that.
and her lord occupied her lap. This caused the
modest banls-ofiiei1ls to blush and an additional
chair was offered, which the happy couple re-
fused. Bv way OF q change the lord took the
black bottle and proposed her health; but she
refused to drink. lie took long, strong pull,
and, looking around, and, seeing i hundred gaz-
ing vyes and everybody laughing, remarked that
it was tt darned strange fellow couldn't mug
his wife without attracting the attention OF the
Whole town. And with an air OF supreme
contempt he took his lady and strodc oil, much
to the disgust OF the patrons OF the show.
, 1877-09-16

sp<cfai DfspascA to ne 711o'"e r.a
v.a,rErrr. Mlct,., Sept. 15.-Cleared-Props
r ~ Wilson. james Davidson, E. g. Hale, d
- . r. T.tt,c. H. Chamberlain: sehrs J. II. Whit
B., B. 19. Fannie Netl, j. ". uanford Geofge Ety'
1nf' P',sscI {. Props Arctic and J. L. Auru.
Dowu-Prop St Louis. ..
Wjnd-SoutbUeet, Hes1~
, 1877-09-16


Jean Paul says love truly, but not excessively
That is to say, don't fan girl SO hard Us to spoil
her crimps.
The young Texan doesn't tell you his sweet
Hart is sweet as sugar, but says, 10, she'll 10
to put in cofTee!"
The gentlemen of the rifle club are very
gallant, but somehow they won't have any
misses at their matches it tneY can help 1t.
The other morning lady received telegram
that her father was dead - Now" saia sue,
siJohn can't help buying NE some NE" clothes.
tvas a. yassar girl who, when sailor OF forty
years yoyagings had been pointed out to ncr as
aI old salt" subsequently alluded 10 nun a.
tsuncient chloride Of sodium"
The marriage Of George Rons and sara a.
Ronr was recently celebrated with due cclat-
This IL nm instance where two RonSs made rlee
u marriage rite Worcester Frtss.
A careful sou1.-Sccne: Partisan home. Mon
sieur aud Madame at dinner: Naaame to treas7
,rr IRE Of a servant: "What! my ulothe: calleu
here to-day. and you denied me!" Treasure
sn,othcrs her apron: IS Well, 1na'am, :" hcst:tat-
ipgl ,,:l. teil.fele;ryelt that you and Monsieur
it hettrr not to aggrayatc the s1tuaaion'
, 1877-09-16

cn,c,eo. Sent, 15.-Thcre Was only modcr"
~. ;nnn,rr and au effort was made to adSanee
rates, carriers asking A<91e aasA[s' ~ P',e ~.
for corn, and 4;4<411s for Tnsa. a.4 ~ a5@n " hm
Room was taken for oo aFtess on nest to Butfa'o-
P3as, 1s sa ss Ely rsa:
o hsat at Sc; Yankee Blade ta1 s9ta =. ,hI5nsh
= nndan danshnrr-Prop Lawrence, "ne2t @nt'"'
, 1877-09-16
A WONIAS'S SENSITIVESESS.
D1nbnru .Tttrs.

A woman Is far more sensitive than man.
She has finer feelings and q more delicate mind
There ire very few men who realize this, anu in
consequence woman is matte to endure mach
unnecessary suffering. One Of our merchants
was going to church with his wife on Sunday
morning, when she suddenly stopped ant: Fn1;
hcr hand to her head. 'sWhat's 's the natter"
he asked, startled by the look @? hes -; .i; =;
..Oh! have got On my brown i.at-' EA::
eiacnlatcd the astonished man. She hsr't mn
tears. "Why, Martha. What is the matter w.':l
youH' he demanded. "Don't you sec "uat IS
The naatter!' size returned in sobhnS Solte;
"I'yc got On my brown hat with my sttapco
silk. Oh, what will people says 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
Msdns Zoe; Good Ordinary EXC; net receipts is bales
balea

adIine 1oc Good Ordinary ec; net receipts Is bales
stock. Az bales
PmLADgLPHIA Sept Is-Cotton quiet; NiddlIns li'ycs
MiddBg III ac Good Ordinary lOsc gross recesps
AZ bales: sDinners 3lB baes stock z297 bales
GALVESTON pti2-Cotion steady; Mdiinz, lOncf low
gross 3i5 exports coastwise 1867 sales so bales st"ez
NOgF0IK Sept l3.-Cotton steady; MIdding loS-el0sc;
receipts bale exports coastwse. 10 bales; sales none
stock. I.242 bales -,
CINCINNATI sept I3.-cotton nrm; Midiiing l0te, Low
Mdiing lobe. Coon Ordinary lO'fci net receipts 4o'
sDmrnts. bales; sales. 81 stors 5.420 bales
MOBI sept 13-cottOn steady; AffbEG iU'sdlO,se-;
Low Mddhng. lOc Good Ordinary. 3sci net receifts,
~ bales exports cOatTse, 1876 bales sse- 100 o~'esj
MEaFis sept i3-cot,on arm Mddling. o'c receipts
~ bales shipments 3O5 bsies sales lOJ bales s'SeN fV
bales s,,,.
l00fur: Low Mddling. iOlsc.. Good Ordinary, Sfc re-
ceinis TO bales; sales. 23l bales
CHARLESTON sept l3-COtOI active ard nrrcr; Nltflins
lose: Low Midding 1896; Good Ordinary. loal0,sS
receipts. bales EXPORTS eoastNse fO5 sAe@ W"
bales stock, 379f bales.
sr IOrE. sept i8-Coton higher Mddhnx, l0s.c.; Low
Midng 30 o.. Good Ordinary recepts q bales snip
ments. III bales sales - bales. stock lIit bales
BOSTON sept. lS.-C0toB hrl; MlddIng, II PC; 10.
Mdiug isc. Good Orilar, lo'fc. net receigts, -
bales gross 50 bales sales, none: exports To Great bntAn
nOue stock, Ij.7f7i balea ...
SAVANNAH. Sept l3.-Cotfon firm 20 very frn, Nfdng
lobe Low Midding. l0itcs Good Ordinary, y'tci net
rcceuts bales. receipts exports c0assHie
none saics 327 bales. stock ~ bales.
NEWuRLEANs, sept l3foron - Ong. hcd hiRher supply
I0o; receipts III bole; eross 49, bales experts to
Britain experts coasfwisc. LISP bales s2le
100 bales; stock. 1897 tacs
LOUISVILLE, Sept l3.-Cotton Arm; Mtidling, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL sept 10 dull NJ 10; Western
dun At 5O Bacon Cumberland Cat dun at 30; sort
at ss 3D. Hams-Long steady at D shoulders steafy
a &c., Beef-lna Mess steady AZ l00 Extra Mess steady
- 40 Cd Tallow-Pume City steady al A. Turpentine--
sDr IS auier At "a 8osnt omnou dai at Jl fle aii.
atf6 Four-Exra state steady a. So MneatSo sprlls
sieady at II 3D. 30 sprEg stsad a. lldi Winter south
ke coffin steady D Sd Cotton seed On-Yel
10Y American steady q "a ;oo -, co,,o, ho,v,,. Mi.
ding Uplauds. 6sd.; Miidng orleans. 6lll; sues' %,
900 bales, Including 5000 for speculation ana exp ~ Re
ceipts tho day, 1850 bales including 500 American tu
lures, buyers offering Sad more Upaada Low M.ddlns
clause. November delivery Ciaqd UpIands Low hi4ng
CLAUSE pemDer aud 0cto2er delivery osi piand, Low
slles Of tue same, 6s Urane Low ndi,ing clause No
Fenser ani 10, NJ ii,' cIs,s nre,oter and Ian
nafy delivery lSaed.: Uplaads Low Mdding caus New
Low Mddhng clause crop shipped November and De
cemboT san 6sd Also saes OF the sane 6'ag 1panas;
FeDruary sai god; also sales Of the same CID. Upanis,
Low Mhldiing clause, New Crop shipped February and
ITErPooL sept 1890 p m-Cheese 62per cwt for the
Of American Bacon, 3oOd per cHt Tor snort
LIyEEFo0t sept. 1872 D. m.-Cotton, Mdding Uplsnds,
Good 0riiaarv Upan,ts 5t,d: Ordinary Upiands u Fu,
weake: with free sellers at the last quoSa1ons .
ITERrooi sept IS~43O p mThe sales Of Cotton to-day
Included 1880 bales American Futures palls 10" hid
clause October and November delivery O; 4so 81 ef
oithe same 6d Upland 10y Mtdns claus NoygaDe.
and Decemberdedyery bsL ODauds' Low Mading cause
New Crop shipped October and November sal, Sd p
1'rop shipped January and February sail 63isd.
Li'Eeroo sept 49, p m,-CSiSon iatHre7 Te1s Ak. ~ p
delivery I'D UPands Low Middng clause, February and
LTyEarooi sept i55sO p m-com, 28sda es6d. per
xwESf sept iS-peuoieum 33a francs for ane pale
LoSDos sept 3-Evenins.-Linseed OIL sSlas5l per