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LETrEi. FROM DIR. IErsON.


EDlNRurGH, SCOTLAND, Olt., 1871.
Editors lntellgenCur:
! may have left some sort OF an impr
sion that, in obedience 10 your req nest,
you might hear from me on my arrival in
the old world. Having only day or two
ago got we'll settled down in comforta.
bic resting place, have for the first time
an opportunity Of giving you some oi my
observations and impressions. Enough
has been written Of ocean voyages. They
are quite common, and mine proved
quite the reverse Of pleasant. ASA pleas.
ure ride it WAS not success. feel quite
certain the Company made good per
cent on my board, M ! only y got TO The
table on the last two days OF the voyage.
There was some satisfaction in the fact
that one fellow-passengcr got one days
less good eating than |. lie did manage
by great perseverance, 10 get one days
meals in the saloon.
We caught u welcome sight OF lreland'S
rocky coast on beautiful sunlight morn.
ing, something quite unusual, am told,
for il nearly always rains there. Before
leaving the vessel we were advised, as a
very important matter, TO purchase an
umbrella before doing anything else. |
early followed the advice, and have kept
it AZ my constant companion until safely
settled here. But let me say good word
for wet old England: My umbrella has
never been put up for moment. Fifteen
days in England and all over the Lake
District even, and yet never an occasion
10 use an Umbrella 1t ia doubtful II such
fact was ever before told. The past
summer has been both here and in Eng.
land one OF unprecedented wetness. Tie
harvcsts are ut least month late, and
generally very poor.
l found the farmers in Lancashire cut.
ting their wheat, &c. On our arrival,
Sept. 18th, and during my visit in thai
section, many second crops OF grass we're
harvested. No where else have | seen
Slch green fields, such splendid pastures,
America never has such, am sure. But
grass ia about all that can be grown pro[.
iiAby so far north. The summers are 40
short and cool that farm crops do not
ripen we'll, and in Lancashire very little
farming is done, the farms GenefalIy-.
what few are there-being used for gfsz-
ing.
OF course, your readers know thA, this
part Of England is a great cotton manu-
lActuring district. Here spent ten Ciays
among friends, and visited half a dozen oi
the smaller cities, having populations Of
thirty thousand to one hundred and lyeu.
~ thousand. Burnley, with population
Of 10000, has about two hundred cotton
mills. And yet these two hundred chin.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 23.-Jules GrCvy will
accept the representation Of the 9th Ar.
reimbursement OF Paris instead Of his for.
mer constituency, ACCOMPLISHMENT Of
Dole, Department OF Jura, from both Of
which lie was returned because the Re.
publicans attach greater and more gener.
al significance to his election in place Of
the late Thiers. Although Grevy favors
a moderate policy, believing il better for
the country that MacAIahon should serve
his term, still, il the Marshal does not
promptly accept the opportunity now
open 10 him and sincerely cooperate with
the Moderate Liberals in guaranteeing
the country against anti. ti.Republican sur.
prise, Grevy is prepared to place himself
at the head Of the solid Left and man and
maintain lis claims and fulfill the duties
imposed by the country in the late elec.
tions.
The CJna!iiuiioael declares that modera.
ton and patience remain the watchwords
Of the Republican party.
The Orleanist organ insists upon u
compromise, which Is not only possible
but necessary.
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CHICAGO, October 23.-The DroU~S Jour
nal reports
CA1rLE-.Receipts, 300, shipments,
$50. Choice natives stronger; sales at "a 90
40 30, butchers moderately active at 81 OOa
$50; calves 81 00aG o.; Coloralos slow,
supply moderate at So O0ai so; through
Texans were scarce, quality medium, with
a stronger feeling at 50 95a3 80, stockeEs
and feeders were fairly active and un.
changed.
HoGs-Receipts, 1900, shipments, /, 400;
opened ut l0al5c lower, declined &c more,
closing weak; Philndelphins in light dc.
mand at s. 5Oa5 90, Packing $4 S6a5 10,
light S. l0a5 %, u few at S. so, Bostons
S. 00aj so.
SIrEEr--Receipts, G?5, will, fair ship.
ping demand, but few sales owing to the
scarcity; butchers in moderate reques; at
- OOl3 7j.
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BOSTON, October 93.-The Episcopa
General Convention to-day concnrred il
u message from the House OF Bishops in
regard to marriage with relatives, and
the President appointed committee ia
meet Gcommitlce Of the House Of Bishops
on the subject Of adding TO the Book oI
Prayer prayer in Spanish.
The Committee ON the State Of the
Church presented report referring to the
good work accomplished during the past
three years. Thennnber Of Bishops now
In the Church il 2S. Increased effort in
the work Of the Church among freedmen
OF the South was recommended; also that
a book OF common prayer be used ut the
opening and close oil exercises in the Sun.
day Schools. The report, which was
adopted, closed with resolution asking
the House Of Bishops to prepare pa -
toral letter addressed 10 the various diO.
ceses.
The Joint Standing Committee on Ex.
penses OF the Convention reported that
the expenses had been reduced $4,000,
and that a further decrease could be
made by reducing the number Of copies
OF the journal, which was not appreci-
ated by many ol the clergymen to whom
II had been sent, The salaries Of the
secretaries should be paid yearly instead
OF every three years, and each diocese
should pay the expenses Of its delegate,
each delegate to be allowed two dollars
per day beside travelling expenses. The
report comes up for further discussion.
The Canon adopted by the House Of
Bishops Tor the creation and government
Of the proposed order OF DeaconCsscs or
Sisters Of the Church, came up for con.
current action.
Judge Shelley, Of Virginia, for the
Committee on Canons, presented the mi.
noFity report proposing that the qualiGca
tions OF women 10 enter the order be left
to the Bishops, and that the setting apart
Of dioCeses should be by form set forth
by the house Of Bishops, instead OF being
in control OF any one Bishop.
DR.. Morgan Dix, Of New York, ex.
pressed his opinion that the Canonical
Legislation was unsucessary. lie could
not endorse anything efIeCting the minor.
lty report.
DR.. Clark, Of Kentucky, said that prop
er Legislation was necessary to place the
church in it's proper position before the
world and declared himself in favor Of
the Canon as reported from the House Of
Bishops, us il would serve to protect the
church from any discredit.
DR.. Fulton, Of Wisconsin, believed that
the Sisterhood should be governed by the
legislation OF the Docesian Conventions,
as regarded the work OF the order in it's
respective jurisdictions.
Bishops Delaware and Easton, Revs.
Henry G. Potter, Dix, Lloyd, Wells, Ste.
phen, Smith and Nash were appointed
trustees Ofthc funds for the widows and
orphans Of deceased clergymen.
The House Of Bishops now CouCurfed
with the House Of Deputies in setting
Wednesday for the time OF adjourning the
Convention, and asked 4 Committee on
Conference, which was granted.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, OclobCr93.
The following bills were introduced
and referred;
by Mr.. Ingalls,: To eQualize tn
bounties Of soldiers who served in thu
late war for the Union.
by Mr.. Coke, of Texas: Amending The
Revised Statutes Of the United States il
regard to militia. 1t makes an ANNA
appropriation Of 81 100000 Tor the pur-
pose Of providing arms and equipments
for the whole body Of militia, either BY
purchase or manufacture.
BY Mr.. ingalls,: To enable Indians tc
become citizens Of the United States.
The New York Custom House appoint
ments were settled in the Cabinet by !
determination to appoint Roosevelt, Col
lecIoT; Merritt, Surveyor, and Prince
Naval Officer.
The Comptroller Of Currency has do
clared dividend in favor Of the credit
ors OF the National hank Of the State Of
Missouri, at st. Louis, payable on the
e0Ih inst. 4 dividend Of 10 per cent has
been declared in favor Of the creditors o.
the First National Bank of Duluth.
The bill introduced by Mr.. Wallace tC
authorize long bonds for investment
saving, directs the Secretary Of the
Treasury to issue in lieu Of an equaI
amountof per cent bonds authorized by
the act Of July l4th, 1870, an amount moi
exceeding SlOO,OOO,000 Of U. S. coupon
bonds in denominations of S95, $50 and
500, in equal sums Of each denomina-
ton, rcdeemable in coin OF the present
standard value after 60 years from the
date Of issue and bearing interest payable
Femi.nnnually in such coin at the rate Of
j G5-lOO per cent per annum. These
bonds are 10 be exempt from all taxation
The remainder Of the bill is rs follows
The Secretary Of the Treasury shall keep
said bonds Tor sale at the different sub.
treasures Of the United States and shall
dispose of the same at par and accrued
interest for coin or for United States
legal tender notes at the rate at which
they may then stand in the market and
such legal tender notes shall not be re.
Issued, but their proceeds aud coin re.
ceived for such bonds shall be applied to
the redemption ofoutstanding 5 90 bonds
Of the United States.
A bill TO provide lawful note and coin
currency for the United States, intro.
duced in the Senate by Mr.. Wallace by
request, provides for the coinage Of four
hundred million dollars in the vaIne Of
coin metal called GNlOiu. and rnrsi.iinu
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We observe that at the Republican
Conference at Secretary Sherman's house
At Washington, that our .neighbor, Mir
p"nIori, who represents the Belmont
ui'f''Ctln Congress, expressed the opinion
That there was no evidence before til,
country that the President really desiret
The good OF the Republican party in tn,
course which he had seen Gt to pursue
Tie alluded particularly TO his choice oil
Cabinet in which, Mr.. D. affirmed
There are at least three members who dc
not care straw what becomes Of the
Republican party" meaning Mcssrs
Erarts, Schutz asd Key.
We think!Mr. Daniord is forming con
clusions these days on very narrow bs
sis. And this disposition on his part il
not peculiar to himself, although we d,
not forget that he has been hoslil,
to the President from the YER,
outset Of his admnitisration. Mr.. Dan
lord iaonc Of those who believe that the
President made grievous error when he
failed to recognize Chamberlain and
Packard a'the Governors respectively, o.
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Another Savings Institution In
Trouble,

NEw York, October 2i.-A large mum,
Der OF depositors OF Union Dime Say.
ings Bank called this morning to with
draw their money, but were informed
that the law requiring sixty days notice
was in force. The Bank Department has
been making m examination the past
four weeks and the Examiner saya the
cash il all right and the securities among
the best. He says he will make his re-
port next week and that there can be no
doubt but it will be perfectly satisfactory
He adds: / have heard rumors that II was
two trustees who made the statement oil
there being an examination for stock
jObbing operations and am Of the opin,
ion that they should be brought speediIy
to Justice.
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CiNCEENArl, October %. - Cotton -
Steady and in fair demand at l0ISc. Flour
-Firmer but not quOtably higher. Wheat
Quiet and Steady;r red 81 coal 80. Corn
Firm Mt ijNiGc. Oats-SLeady aud in good
demand at 27a3lc. Rye-Dull ut 5Sa59c.
narlcy-ln good demand but at lower rates;
sample lots western spring 5Ga6O. Pork
Good demand; sales ut SIS 50al3 75. Lard
Fair demand; current make s. 3Oas SO,
kettle 9a9hc. Bulk Meats-Firm; short
rib " 10. BacOn-Firmer; short rib S&c,
short clear 9Hc, nlllOose. Butter-Weak;
summer fancy creamery 39a33C, prime TO
choice Western Reserve 23R95c, Central
Ohio loa9Jc. Linsced Oil Dull and
lower ut 59a. Whislty-GOOd demand at
full prices at 81 OF.
lI0GS-Quiet; common 81 0Oa4 G5, light
L5ai 30 packing 81 9Oa5 10, butchers
81 1js5 20.
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CHICAGO, October 9S.-Flour-Quiet
and steady. Wheat-Demand fair and
prices ashade higher; No. Chicago spring
81 lO!s, No. ., 81 10 cash, 81 05 jfal O5X
November, No. 5, 81 OS, rejected 0Sc. Corn
Fairly active aud shade higher at 44ISc
cash, AS%c November, axe The year, re.
lected 43}SC. 0atS-Fair demand, but at
lower rates at 23IIc cash, 9SNc December,
rejected at 2lIC, Rye-stGady and IA good
demand at63IEG. Barley-FiimOr nj 5SNc,
Pork-GOod demand and prices a shade
higher at $li 80 cash, $l4 10 October. sig 20
November, $l2 52Xai2 IS the year, Lard
Fairly active ind shade higher at SS 80
cash, IS 20 the year. bulk lIeatS-Quiet
and unchanged. Whlsky-Quiet at 81 OS.
Az the close Wheat was irregular, options
higher and cash lower; 81 09X cash, 81 05ss
nj O54 October. Corn fairly active and
n shade higher; 44iSNI4ssc October, Ala
l4lSc November. Oats firm and advanced
~. Pork tirmer but not guOtably higher;
$lI 30 bid, Lard active and shade 6iRh.
er at s. 55aS 60 October.
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GRAFTON, ". Va, October %.
Special 10 The lutelliEebccr.
The Grand Lodge Of West Virginia me
in their new hall at 0 o'clock A. M. There
were present all the grand officers ant
eighty three representatives. Degrees
were conferred on large number Of new
members. The Grand Master read biz
journal and decisions. The usual com
mittees were appointed, and the by.lawl
for subordinate lodges were adopted a.
far as article forty'six, after which the
Lodge adjourned until to morrow morn
ing The weather here is very fine.
w. =, ",
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Condition q, Seun,Or nloluc

WAsnINGroN, October Ex-senator
Blaine is still confined to his bed, with
the prospect Of an early recovery, the
fever being much weaker than yesterday.
a lew persons only are admitted to his
chamber, quiet being essential.
y telegram from Augusta, received by
him this morning says the physicians
consider his daughter Alice out Of dan
ger, uulesssomO unforeseen danger should
be developed. The ball has no, yet been
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PtTTsBuRGH, October 23.-Judge Kirk,
patrick sent for the grand jury thi.
morning and informed them that he had
notified the Attorncy.GenerAl OF the
Courts decision on the argument on
attachments for State officers. The Judge
then submitted General l.ear's answer, ia
which lie asks to have the service Of Inc
attachments delayed for one week, prom,
ising TO have the matter ready for deci-
sion by November lst. After consider,
alton Of the matter, the delay was allow
ed and the Attorney.deneral 40 notified
1t is believed that General Lear will
carry the question before the Supreme
Court, now in session here, 80 that the
legality Of the process may be fully tCst
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IHowci,s New Comedy.

CLEVELAND, Oitober 23.-Lawrenc,
Barretts Company played W. D. How.
ella new comedy, Counterfeit Present,
ment," at the Opera House, this evening,
TO large audience, who gave 1t the most
enthusiastic repetition. II is the opinion
OF the critics here that the play is u sue.
cess on Its intrinsic merits, and il sure 10
keep the stage and remain lasting &c.
quisition to American dramatic litera.
ure.
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And Vet Another Savings BnMl
Closes ltS Doors,

PITTSBURGH, October 23.-The Man.
chester Savings Eank Of Allegheny City,
closed ils doors this morning. The Off.
Cials are reticent IA to the condition ol
the affairs, but it is believed that the de,
poslLs will amount 10 100000, and that
the assets and personal wealth Of the
stockholders, who are Individually liable,
are sufficient to secure all creditors.
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AT tie latc session Of the Board Of Di-
rectoIS Of the Deal, Dumb and Blind
Asylum at Ronney the vacancy ia the
musical department Of the institution
was filled by the selection Of Miss Fletcher
Of Staunton, Va, and a new chair was
instituted for instruction in the art oI
communicating to tho deaf and dumb by
lip movement. This movement is sus-
ceptible Of pretty much the same range
Of expression as communication by the
regular hand and finger movement, and
has some advantages over that method
Az an adjunct TO the old mode il isinyal-
able.
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Official Vote OF Hamilton County
HkrIHn

CINCINNATi, October 23.-The onicia1
vote Of this county in the recent election
gives the following plnralitics; Bishop
Dem, Governor, 1889; Fitch, Dem.
Lient.' Governor, S2,77G; HowelIs, Dem,
Treasurer, 2,23l; Pillars, Dem, Attorney
General, 2,l57; O'Key, Dem, Judge Of
Supreme Court, 2,4l5. The only Repub.
lican elected was Cappeller, for County
Auditor, by 55S plurality.
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There IS an evident reaction in the mar.
ket and the trade is becoming more revt,.
lar under the influence OF A greater con.
sumption, but much larger demand Is
40 Charcoal Ii. .. II. l. very choice, 500 OOa
~ w; Charcoal, hot blast, II. Il, No. i,
w OO125 90; do No. 2, S2l OOa93 90; do
mn, $50 OOa9l 90. Raw coal and coke iron,
No. !, $9l LOa?l 90; do No. 9, $50 OOa2l 90;
10 mill SIS OOal0 90; Hanging Rock car
wheel, 81! OOhS7 90: Alabama, do, $27 OOa
39 10; Georgia and Tennessee car wheel,
s2f OOaJ0 90; Salisbury car wheel, $37 'OOa
10 %; old chr wheels, $40 0Oa2O 90; wrought
scrap, per 100 lbsp 9Ocasl 10; cast SCRAP,
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, October 23.-Flour Firm.
Wheat-Steady; No. white Michigan
81 35's, extra do 81 SO, amber Michigan
spotRnd seller November 81 81, No. red
winter spot 81 20R, seller November
81 2'I, No. red 81 ID. Corn-Easier;
high mixed 40c, No. spot 4SNc, seller
November lSlsc, rejected 4Sc, damaged
new Use. Rye-NO. ., 5Sc Oats-Firmer;
No. : and Michigan 97C. Clover Seed.
81 90.
! r. M.-Whcat closed easy; No. 8 white
Wabash 81 S2, amber Michigan seller Nov.
81 80, seller Dec. 81 90. Corn dull; high
mixed iS]zc, No. 3 spot 4SHc, seller Oct,
and November 4Sc, new seller Nov. 45c.
Oats, No. 2, 27c.
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CHICAGO, October 23.-Wood's Muse.
um caught fire this morning at o'clock,
and the portion containing the theatre
was completely gutted. Chaplin & Cores
liquor house beneath was damaged by
water and the Museum animals ali died
from suiEocation. j. K. Walsh is the
proprietor and Tony Denier is lessee Of
the museum and theatre. Loss on the
museum and theatre is estimated from
$4,000 to $4,000. Chaplin 4 Gore csti.
mated their loss at $4,000. These are
regarded as outside figures. The insur.
ance on all the property injured is two
or three times the amount Of the loss.
The theatre was the first built after the
great fire and has had precArious exis.
tence ever since,
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THE Sleubenville Gazette does not see
to gel at the point Of our OH clion to ils
claim that Dunlap pshould receive the p.
pointment Of Postmaster. Our point is
that Of all the people who voted he was
the choice Of only a measrc number. The
people Of Stcubcnville did not vote for
him to any general extent, neither Re
pub!icans nor Democrats. 1t il not likely
therefore that the Postoflice Department
will appoint Democrat to the Office who
could mol command even the support Of
his own party, nnd ignore Republicans
who received much higher vote.
Our other point is that the election as
run under Hunters management wears
the appearance Of an attempt not to get
the best man for Postmaster, irrespective
Of party, hut rather TO gain a partisan
victory. 1t will therefore pass for nausht
at Washington.
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TURF NOTES,

BALTIMORE, October 93.-Tho racing
over Pimlico course began today with a
three'qnarter Of mile dash for maidenS,
all ages, and was won by Wash Booth,
Vermont second, and Diamond third
Time, lei.
The Dixie stakes, two mile dash, we're
won by King Faro, Major Barker second
and sIsquehanna third. Time, 3;55.
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= Allegheny Cattle.

EAST TLIIRRTY, October %. 3.-CATrLE-Re-
ceipts to-day s33 head, all for sale here;
prime s. 90, goodl 81 95a5 %, common
4 cents.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 2, 100 head York.
ers s. 20A5 30, PhiladelphIas IS 5Oa5 so,
sHREP-Receipts to-day 800 head; sell.
ing at s. 5oa5 90.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar.
kCL,

The market still continues TO improve
during the past week. The Southern buy.
crs are buying good smooth class Of
chunky young horses and mares and nav.
Ing very good prices for item, but this
class OF stock is coming In very slowly to
market md are picked up fast as they
come in.
We have some Eastern buyers here.
They are wanting better class OF stock
than the southern buyers, Heavy drlught
horses arc still In good demand. and are
BRINGING good prices.
Mules sell very readily as fast they come
IN, but there are very few on the market.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-Wool-
Quiet, firm and unchanged; supply light.
Flour-lQuiet; supcrlinc 81 10, extra S. 50,
Pennsylvania family 50 Is, Minnesota iami.
y 50 5On6 IS, high grades and patent s. 90
~ 90. WheNt-Steady; amber ST. 4Gal As,
red 81 4Sal 40, white 81 4Sal So. Corn
Firm; yellow at Csc, mixed 69c. Oats
Firmer; white western at 3Ia9Gc, western
mixed 32aSlc. Ryc-Quiet nt 7Oa72c. Pork
I-Sli 7jal5 90. Butter-Weak; creamery
IOa35c, Western Reserve at 24a26c, Eggs.
Western at22A2Sc. CheeSe-Steady; west.
ern fancy l2IGalSc. Petroleum-Firm;
rcined l49ialjc, crude l%al1]Sc. Whisky
SIZE.
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Wheeling Cattle Market.

WIEKLINdI October q, 1877.
Live stock received Rt the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week:
CATTLE-Arrivals G3 head; demand slow.
Ordinary to common at 15a3c, common 10
Fair 3a3llc, fair to choice 31GG4Kc. Most
sales at 3i1aiC.
lloGs-Arrivals 563 head; demand fair
and packers and butchers are looking for
lower prices. Light sold at 81 80, packing
81 15Oj 10, butchers S. 0Oa5 25.
,SIERr-But few arrivals. Sold ut 4c,
choice lots would bring 4I<a4kc.
CALyEs-ln good demand at So OOaS 90.
LAMEs-ln fair demand at 4Ia5Hc.
MICH Cows-Demaad good at $25 O'a
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CHICAGO, October 23.-Concerning the
failure OF Bradford, Mccoy 4 Co, an.
nounccd from Quincy yesterday, MIR
Mccoy, who ia here on business, rays
there ia no truth whatever in the story
that he il prepared to meet every liability
in full And that the firm ia perfectly sol.
vent. The business transactions Of the
iirm in Chicago and Quincy verify this
statement.
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NHw YORK. October 93.-Busiuess con.
tinues quiet in all departments. Cotton
goods in sight demand but steady. Prints
unsettled; MerrimaC D fnncy prints are
lobbing Mt 5Hc. Ginghams in fair request.
Cotton dress goods in steady demand.
Mems wear wOOlens quiet.