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Mrs. HADDoS has COMO to New York,
where sheswill buy tho prettiest bonnets
in tho market. 1t is really a sin for q
pretty girl to wear an old ugly bonnet,
when a handsome new n can be bought
cheap.
ADJUTANT-GENEPAL NOISE made a
very entertaining speech in the Court
House on Friday night, which was alton
lively listened to.
THE Railroad meeting to be held at
Anderson will be on the 18th instead OF
the 18th instant.
Miss JANE RAMEY has 4 beautiful
store and will soon have Il charming lot
of goods.
CAPTAIN PERRIN paid out thirteen
hundred dollars on school claims last
Monday.
THE good rains will enable Il people
to sow turnips. They arc good for man
or beast.
No man claiming to be a farmer will
neglect TO SOW red oats this Fall.
THE mar who ncglccts to SOW wheat
deserves to be fed or corn broad.
THE Abbeville Fair this year, will be
one of the best for years.
eEvERY farmer in Abbevillc county
should SOW turnips.
IF YOU want plenty of milk and but
ter, SOW barley now.
All men who would ride fat horses
should SOW barley.
Remember the printer while you are in
town this week.
EVERY body will attend tho Fair this
year.
Buy your blue stone from Dr.. Pa rkcr
Sow cabbage.
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State Of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.

Probate CONFEDERATION Tor Icders OF
Administration.
BY J. FULLER LYON, ESQUIRE
PROBATE JUDGE.
Whereas, II. Z. Hill, made suit to me,
to grant him Letters Of Administration
with will annexed OF the estate and cf-
fects of Margaret Donald, late of Able
Vile county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon-
isIl all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Margaret Donald,
deceased. that they be and appear, before
me, In the Court'of Probate, to be held at
Abbeville, G. H., on Wednesday the 10Th
day of September after publication here
Of, at IL o'clock in tho forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
tenth day of September in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-seven and in
the one hundred and second year OF
American Independence.
Published on the 18th, day OF Septem-
Der 1877, in the Ab6euiNe Press and Ban
nc,' and on the Court House door for the
time required by law.
Judge of Probate.
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Due West and Level Land.

Mr.. l.. NJ. Pratt, an excellent farmer OF
the neighborhood Of Due West, who new
or fails to SOW oats, barley, turnips and
wheat, is in love with an Edgefield lady,
but doesn't want it mentioned. This is q
secret between you and me.
Mr.. P. B. Carwile, Of Lowell Land is in
love. He has not told the divinity about
it vet. lie has tried several times to do
so, but his Adams apple always fills his
throat on such occasions.
Mr.. A. NJ. Erwin, at Ccntreville, is bad
ly in love. lie confors with Mr.. L. d.
Kay.
Mr.. JOHN MCGHEE is the happy man
this time. lie nov buys soothing syrup
for a beautiful little girl.
Fifty-four persons were baptised at
First Greek last Friday. SiNtN-one join
ed.
A protracted meeting commenced at
Bethel and Goshen last Saturday and
will continue during this week.
Mr.. G. a. Moore, of D~onaldsville, was
in our Office during yesterday. He is q
good friend Of the Press and Banner.
Mr.. j. NJ. Ellis of Due was in town
Yesterday. He is on the lookout for a
Sweetheart. He is a good catch.
Two new bales Of cotton were sold in
Due West by Mr.. James E. Todd, last
week.
Mr.. Asra %Clinkscales, cut himself Sc
vcrely in tho thigh last "Wednesday
with a broad-axe.
Mr.. SELDOM and Miss Julia. son and
daughter of Professor Kennedy. at Due
West, are quite sick of fever. We wish
the sick a speedy recovery.
Miss S. Celestia Robertson, II Of the
prettiest young ladies in the county, is
now olsa visit to her brother, DR.. John
A. Robertson.
MI. w. X. Ellis has his compass set
towards Donaldsvillc. Hcis badly affect
ed with palpitation Of the heart.
Captain James Pratt, Of Due West has
a fine ne@ buggy and dives a fine team.
What's up?
A NEW dwelling is being built on the
lot neal Mr.. Willie Bonner's at Due
West.
so. P. r." was in vi sanctum y~cstcr-
day. His head is still level.
There are a great many cases Of sore
eyes about Due West.
DR.. Robertson has got tho sore eyes.
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j~ourncd, and havo been unable to obtain
a list OF thonl.
III Respect 10 numbers, and enthusiasm
tic needing was a grand success.
Tho people aro thoroughly alive to
their interest, and will by word: decd and
momcy push forward tho grand enterprise,
which has been begun.
Our people know that their financial,
and educational interests demand, imper-
ativcly demand, tie completion, and tic
ea9iy completion, of the proposed road.
They feel that now is the suspicious time,
the only time to begin; tha. this is the last
opportunity, and they aciU improve it.
But I fear that this article il already too
long. / have endcavorcd to make it as
conSisc as possible, and at tho Same time
give some idea of The speeches delivered.
RLS.nICIIS
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The Press and. Banner.
Wednesday,. Sept. IL, 1877.
Town Council Election.

The annual election for members OF
the Town Council came Off last Mon
dav. There was but little excitement as
there was but one ticket in the field.
The total number of votes cast was 200
of this number w. H. Parker, Esq, re-
ceived 2O6; scattering 8. I. ?. Quarles,
1S9; J. F. c. DuPre, 1871; ]. W. Sign, lS4;
\. Request, $50. There were 20 scatter
ing votes for aldermen, none of which
were cast for Radicals. There was no
politics or division on the color line.
The best Of feeling prevails among all.
and the old council have had a deserved
compliment paid to them by this commu-
nifty for the efficient and impartial man
her in which they have discharged their
duties for the past twelve months.
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CLASSIFICATION OF KISSES.

"Tnere Is q formal kiss Of fashion;
And q burning kiss OF passion;
\ fathers kiss,
And n sisters kiss to move.
There's Il traitors kiss for gold,
Like q Scrpcnt's ciamlny fold.
Il first kiss,
Il stolen kiss,
And the thrilling kiss of love.
a meeting kiss,
A maiden kiss,
y kiss when fond hearts sever.
But the saddcst kiss
On earth Is this
Akisg 10 part for ever ~
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The "Baby's'Best Friend" is the most
appropriate title for DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup. 1t isabsolutely free from Opium,
Morphia and other powerful agents, is
perfectly safe and reliable under all cir
cumstances, and by allaying the usual
Stomach and Bowel Disorders of Baby
hood keeps the child from fretting and
crying, so injurious to itself and annoy
ing to all. Price IS cents.
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Reduce the Fare.

As evidence Of what we said as to the
necessity of a reduction in the Railroad
fare from the various Depots i'll the oull
~, we will state that criminals sent from
Nincty-Six to this are generally sent
by private conveyance. The consta-
bic bong able to hire q horse and buggy
cheaper than he can buy tickets on the
Railroad. We trust that the .Suporin-
tendcnt Of the Road will look into tins
matter. AS it is very few persons come
TO the court house by rail. We are sure
that if the fare was reduced to 70 cents
from Ninety-Six to come and return that
the Road would make moro money, and
the people would be better pleased with
.ba Road
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ASTON HousE.-W McMurtry, Ireland: NJ
Erwin, J J. Hill County; re Brownlcc ) l.
Pressly Due West; J 4 Caldwell MI Carmel; j
NanDorn Virginia; n . IeasaaiG tI r ,ini1n
lain View; T.co KorEcdy DR. j SpecrJ NJ
Lntimnr IT.. D Kay Lowlluesville; Mrs L N
Lockwood and children Elberton; Jas Kcld
Chapel; j Y Jones T. Mes DnPrc Col is Goth.
ran Judge L e NOrthrop y w Jones City; NJ
Giles THO Fork; EA Mars w d Mars Calhoun
Mills: e f Truit w Wideman Widemans;
s c Link Linkviilc; u Wilson TT PiGkens;
j NJ Dyson Edgcfield: Miss Kate Small Floral
of Health: y II Erwin Centre of Gravity; j o
Wynn Atlanta; AZ Glindsay .old ranch.
~ltoTIL.-P Mcclellan W X
lake J II Tarrant NJ Coleman ] Pinson Mrs
Sanders DR. NJ laggtut Greenwood; ] s Jay
Midway; r ] Nichols WP Andrews Sims
Cross Roads; Jno Hill J Rock Calhoun
Anderson; J S L.atimcr G~reenville; WA Lati-
MGR Capt Madison Il Sheffield Donaldsville;
Sales Watson Win Hunter Phoenix: H Nc
A!ister WIllington; Robt McCasltn Sam Mar
shall Calhouns Mill; I'll Coleman New Mar
Ect: W Wardiaw ard wife w Miller Cedar
Springs; = il Miller; Jas IagGart VIM RIclcy
Hodges; J W pcah } CadG DARK Corner; Judge
Northrop~ srartambnrg: y Griffin White Hall;
.Thos ToI6e-t SrnithII lie; Roger Villains
Diamond Hill; Mrs SaIlie Griffin Monterey.
Mil; j " Green Now Market; D Fl Magill
Jackson K F McCaslan r & Hilton NJ L
:onham jr. Ninety.slx; SSen Neal J o Drenn
Due West; A g Lindsay Calhouns Mill;
Hon 4 II Cook !: Wicr DrJ Donald Green
Vile; w E Cutnran DR. J D Neal RI Robert
SON ] II Chilos Midway; J Mosrley Louis
DantzIer Capt j n Cochran Hodges;sz Hern
don . c Hart S 4 Graydon w II Moore Miss
Kate + Wicr r NJ Gcdbold CoEesbury; Ca. G
Waller J ks.laI:e " Hs'.iley Capt IT. PARKS
Devlin Wh!tc lick; Gonl f W Noise Column
bla; " L Marshall j E st Armand Charleston;
N a Icay l;itgcway; j Hodges Donalds-
Willie; w Norris Anderson; . - " Williams
I'D Utson Florida; 7 Lynch Atlanta; james
Walker SostoiI; WI Craustin Mr. Smith An
custa: ] Fuller Lyon A w Jones NJ T. Holl-
ingswortl J Y Jones Fl Il Wardiaw City; Hon
l. G NorJhrop SpaTtanDurg.
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Murder Will Out.

A few years ago august Flower was
discover to be a certain cure for Dyspep-
sia and Liver Complaint, a few thin Dys-
peptics made known to their friends how
easily and quickly they had been cured
by its use. Ii great merits of Green's
August Flower became heralded through
the country by one sufferer to another,
until, without advertising, it's sale has be-
come immense. Druggists in every town
in the>Unitcd States are selling it. No
person suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Co~stivcness, palpitation of the
Heart, Indigestion, low spirits, ETC., can
take three doses without relief. Go to
your Druggist w. II. Penney and get a
bottle for rs cents and try it. Sample
bottles 10 cents. May so, 1877, 3m
Y. J. P. Owens, of Laurcns county,
died i'll Baltimore last week, OF Cpileptic
fits. He had a largo amount Of money
about his person, and certificates of de-
posts in the Carolina National Bank ut
Columbia, amounting to 20,S0O. He was
one of Niles G. Parker's bondmen. The
State officials arc looking after the interest
OF the State.
A beautiful child is the pride Of the
household. Worms will darlken its COM
plexiOn and ruin it's health. Save it, Oh
Savo it. One or two doses of Shrincr's
Indian Vermifuge will set all things
right again.
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J. D. CHALMERS & CO.,
Dealers in Furniture.
.ABBEYILLE s. c.

DARLOR SUITS, CHAMBER WALNUT
/ Suits, Cottage Suits, Walnut and Painted
Bureaus, Wash Stands. Tables, Bedsteads,
Chairs, Wardrobes, Safes, Lounges, Children
Carriages, Window Shades, &c.
WE also keep the largest and best selected
stock of Picture Frames, Mouldings and
Finest Pictures kept in the State. Give us a
call and we will sell you goods as' low as they
can be bought elsewhere. All goods war
as represented.
SeptelnberG. 1877, IT,
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MANAET REPORTS.
CORRECTED BF
3 arm @ II 81 Co.,
Cotton Buyers and Dealers in Gen.

Cr1l luCfCluuulSCs
Acknowledgment mlddiing, 0; begging
per yard lGalS; ties, per bundle, 2JoaS;0;
hour pcr barrel, S.Wll0.0u; meal, pcr bushel,
Locals; wheat, per bushcl, l.a5nI;5O;, oats,
per busicl, 70; corn, per buslel, LOO: bacon
7aS; salt, per sack, wv.
CIScIHNArI, September S.-Mess pork hrln
and In moderate demand at II 7o4la. taro
firm ut SIIaSis for prime steam. tiye hogS
steady ~ j m NJ, conner N non 4 n5 NaSS, 1ai 5a5 y S go sel
icct butcher; ) SO.t5 10. WhiSkoy quiet at
l %.
LIVERPOOL. acknowledgements sale
of the day included $40 bales American.
Futures firm; uplnnds low middltng clause
September and October delivery Cd, planes nus
combcr delivery 6 l-l6d; uplands low mid
ding clause for December and January de-
livery 6l-l6d; uplands low middling clause
now crop shipped December and January sail
6 I-ICd: uplands low middlins clause new crop
shipped January and February GALL GSd.
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Take the Best!'
1977-78.
Th9 Chronicle and ~C0lgtitMDlalist,

CONSOLIDATED MARCH 17rn, 1877, IS
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Of the, Southland the only Newspaper pub
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Constitutionalist has o very large n daily
increasing circulation IN the States " Geor.
reachcrs every class Of readers-merchants,
farmers, professional men and working men,
and Is O most valuable advertising medium
The DAILY Chronicle Il Constutionalist
ccivcs all the reports OF the Associated Press,
and special dispatches from Washington, Ats
lanta, Columbia, and all o~thefpo3nts OF inter-
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gives full commercial reports Of domestic and
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for the Office, the counting room and th6 hha~
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o.. Managers, Augusta, Ga.
Septembcr s. 1877, t.
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State of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.
Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters OF
Administration.

BY J. FULLER LYON, ESQUIRE,
PROBATE JUDGE.
Whereas, T.. Alice Wosmansky has
made suit to INC, to grant her letters OF
administration of tho Estate and effects
of j. C. Wosmansky, late of Abbevillo
County, deceased.
These arc therefore to cite and admon-
ish all and singular tho creditors Of J. G:
Wosmansky deceased, that they be and
appear, before mo in tho Court OF Pro-
bate, to BIO held Mt Abbevillo G.. H., on
Wednesday tho 10Th day of September,
1877, after publication hereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if
rny they have why the said Administra-
ton should not be granted.
Glvcn under my hand and seal, this
third day Of September III the year
of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and sevonty-scven and in
the 1O2d year OF American indie
pendonce.
Published on tho fifth day OF Scptem-
Ter, 1877 in the AbbeviUe Press and an
Ner and on the Court House door for the
time required by law.
J. FULLER LYON.
JUDGE. of PROBATE.
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ERSKINE COLLEGE.
The Exercises of this Insti.
tuition Open October LIST,
With a Full Corps of Pro.
fessors.

TIME vacancy created by the death
Il of DR.. James Prcssly has been filled
by the election Of that eminent scholar,
Rev. E. T.. PATTON, late President OF
West Tennessee College.
It is very important that students
should onter or return to College at the
beginning of the session, since an alb
sonce OF a few days at a time when q new
branch of study is commenced, seldom
fails to embarrass tho whole course, and
some arc unable to make up the loss.
EXAMINATIONS.
students are required to stand q written
examination on every branch or text-
book completed during the whole course.
The intermediate examinations occur IT.
regularly through the year, as the. differ
emit branches or subjects are finished.
Tho final examinations, covering such
branches and subjects as have not been
previously finished, begin on Thursday
before the first Wednesday in July, and
closes on tho following Tuesday. The
examinations are open to the public.
EXPENSES.
These include Tuition, Board, Wash
ing, Lights, Fuel, Books, College and So
ciety fees, as follows:
Certificate Of Scholarship in the $780, 900
Endowment, which pays Tuition one
~
Board, S12 per month.".."...."""".... liz
Washing, SIPS per month..".""".. II
Lights and Fuel per year.""".""'." ~ ~
Books, "..".""""... III
College and Society Fees, per year, -
(aYcrage,) b
A~ggregating, por year, less than"""".SI75
This statement may be sufficient to sat-
isfy inquiries which arc frequently made
in respect to the necessary expenses OF q
student at this place. Every one knows
that clothing, pocket money, oil matters
of this sort, depends entirely on the in
dulgonce of parents and tho habits OF
their SONS.
VIM. HOOD,
Secretary Of Faculty.
September S, 1877 At.
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Tho Laurens Railroad Meeting
Upper Carolina, En- Mass.

The Laurens Railroad Meeting
Upper Carolina, En- Mass.
Editor Press and Banner:
The Railroad mass meeting was hold at
Laurens yesterday, and really it was an
imposing affair. G~roonville, Spartan
burg, Union, Greenwood and other villa
gcs, had delegates there in force. The
object in view was to block out q great
trunk limo from ~Spartanburg via Laurers
to Augusta. DIR. Barksdalo, of Laurens,
presided, and ably conducted tho duties
of the chair.
Each delegate wa allowed one hour to
discharge. Spartanburg took the initiato-
ry in tho person of Mr.. Hugh Fairly, 4
graceful and impressive speaker. lie en-
Unused everybody and drought down.
the house when he extended and cndors-
cd Spartanburg's heartfelt corporation
in tho effort to put down railroad monop-
olies.
Mr.. Shand, of Union, followed in a
mastery effort, and in looking through
his glasses along O marrow gauge to
Union" manfully held his own, and we
believe won over auXiiiaries to his pro-
gressive railrouding, but for the present Is
i'll the wrong pew.
Grccnrillo was next honorcd. The
speakers stand in tho persons of Judge
Cook, who fought a good fight, and with
patcrIal affection warned the pilgrims to
avoid. tho Tigers, and set their compass
towards Groenvillc-thc route God had
mado for thom to g~o-thcnce wont up
three cheers.
Greenwood was Justify called for next,
and was ably represented by Messrs.
Blake and Parks. At this stage of tho
proceedings, the convention seemed to
rise when GrcCnwood's namo was callod.
Somehow every delegate present seemed
to feel that Augusta was near them
whilst Greenwood held tic stand.
The Greenwood and Augusta Railroad
held out inducements to connect with it
at Greenwood, and from thence over it to
Augusta. Really there seems to he no
doubt but that the grand trunk will pass
through Greenwood
Ninety-Six was thoro, and put in her
united and willing cooperation to carry
out tho grand scheme against railroad
monopolies, and as hor town was OH the
straight line from ~Spartanburg to Angus
ia, would subscribe her bottom dollar to
the enterprise. Mcssrs. Rico and Bon-
ham made favorable impressions upon
the convention in behalf of tho Ninety
Six route.
About this time, e O'clock tho writor
thought best to food the inner man, and
surely ho enjoyed a most cxcellont din-
nor ut tho Simmons Hotel.
Next week VIZ will finish the proceed
ings Of the convention. Tho Charleston
and Grconvillo and Columbia Railroads
were handled with gloves off, about thoir
froiGhts and Determinations. PEG.
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CONSIGNEES.

FrE1GuT.-W D Mars ] E Caldwell ] Goth
ran A =cquest =. W Willinms &c Carlisle 4
F. Gordon w 4 ] Mcneil L V Moore w Il
Powell \ Dcnham c G. McAlister W II
rough JIM Gillian.
EXPREss.-F NJ Mitchell &c DuPrc Nc
Gowan g. Parker j - Chalmers j w Perm
Miss y Chcatham ] s COthraL + McQurns.
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MEAT sAFES.-The cheapest Tin Safe for
N meat and other purposes, ever offered,
ut j. D. CHALMERS g co.
September 5, 1877, tt.
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Mark the Spot

WHERE reposes the remains sII Of you,
or Head Stone to their memory. Attic Mar
bic Yard can be seen q full line Of oil grades
of Marble-Also O large collection Of the To-
test: designs from which we can at short no
tice.gct UP all grades of work. Our prices arc
as low as city prices, and work better finish
ed than done elsewhere.
September 5, 1877. tt,
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State Of South Carolina
County of Abbeville.

En- Parte---D. Wyatt Aiken---Petition tor
Final Discharge.
NOTICE is hereby given that D. wy
~ att Aiken, Guardian Of Mamie r.
Perrin, minor. has applied to me tor IL
nal discharge from said trust.
TT is ordered, that Friday the 5th day
of October, 1877, DO fixed as the day ior
Guardian.
Given under my hand and seal this the
9Th day Of September, 1877.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Of Probate, n. c.
September ), 1877. tt.
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lust received q lot Of beautiful Flower
j Stands. Something new. At
J. D. CHALMERS & co.
September S, 1877. tt.
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Fall Goods Just Received.

FAL and winter Calicoes, brown and bleach
II ed H%omespuns, Canton Flannels &C.
Spool Cotton, lis for sl.OO, 20 dozen pairs In
dies and Children Shoes, from 70 cents to $500
per pair. Call early and secure bargains Mt
r. NJ. HADDON & cos
Septembor B. lS77. If.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-09-06

BAL.rAoIR. sep,. s-virzinis eiyes. old, 50;
do deferred u; do. consolidated. e51S do sscond
serss ~; North Carolina skies, old, Is bid to day
At frtt stock Board 10 shares Baltimore and Ohio
sold at Us. Sugar Arm, ssh, fair to COOL refiaing
BALfINoaE, Sept 6.-Uotton nrm and g ,od de-
maSd-middiisE, II. -Four steady, and nrm and
anSfanged Wheat, southern strong, western active
and ;euisd.southern red, prime, .sal 81; do
red 20; western, . :tea%er. IS 90 No winter
s. Noy:mbsr. iss nomina.; Corn, soutssIa quiet
Ssstsrs mixed :got ssx septesnosr $50 October.
seutherD. sass westero white, saasa DO MIX sss
steady and unchanged ProSisionp i.I.a a. aud nm
.hanged. Butter-choice firm and ecarcs, lS,2y
petroleum hrE crude, "a; refined, a. Oofiee dun
AID hersy. Whisky dali All iowsr, Il3.I ia,
Beceipts-Eiopr. $751; wheat, $500; corn, 60 90
CATS. i $40 Shigments-Wheat, Il COZ; corn, ga o
EEW noRK. Sept. 6.-Stocks lower ssonee 4
Gold, ESh Exchange loag, 4s3: short, 90 GOV.
ernments fraction better.
Corn cent better
~ LoNpos, Sept. 8, l:o ,. m.-Rris, la,:. Illinois
cI LSSI,os Sept. q, $50 p. m.-ErIs I5s.. IlIinoi.
~ PARIS, SEPT I:0 p. m.-Five per cent. renres,
a2 francs 80 confines for the account.
LONDON, Sept cor tae gold with 1rA<n fco u
tee bank OF England eagles the smoun
ef 100000 pounds were for shipnsnt to New York.