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Dry Goods.

NEW York, september 2I-Business con:
hnucs moderate with package houses and the
jobbing trade isles actiye.S Cotton goods are
quiet and fairly steady. ,Prints in moderate
reqnes:, Dress goods doing well. Mems wear
woolens moving slowly; hosiery In fair dc.
mand foreign goods In. fair request and low
grade black cashmere scarce and firm. gdt 4
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Fire at SCOTS lIines-Arrest OF Illegal
WhiAl<yites-Senator stanley Matthews
oaMBRIpes, o., Sept. 9th, 1878;
Special % the Inteilgeneer. 4 ,is'.,.s ,t..
There was fire at scotts mines, near
this place tonight, destroying the mule
stables and ten or twelve sets Of harness
and a NOV full Of hay. The loss is six
hundred dollars. There were ten mules
in the stables, only one ot which was in
jured. Supposed incendiarism.
Belmont county parties named Lloyd and
Carroll, were brought here this evening
and lodged in jail for examination be-
fore CommissionerTu Turner, on charge Of
selling liquor without paying the special
tax. 8t}s " ~
There was big crowd at the Washing
ton fair to-day. Z
Senator Matthews is here and will speak
Tomorrow after the County Convention.
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Rev. #. A. spencer Expelled from the
Chureh-Preparations for soIdiers'1
Reunion nj Columbus. NJ II

CoLvxBus, O., September 27. The stand.
ing committee Of the NJ. E Conference,
now in session here, after considering the
case OF Rev. F. A. Spencer, one Of their
number and ex-missionary to India and
Italy, who is charged with immoral con.
duct while at;a farmers house in Athens
county, some time to-day decided TO expel
Spencer from the Church and deprive him
of his ministerial office, -.....-y..-.,..,s..,
Extensive preparations are being made
for a reunion Of the Ohio Brigade, which
consisted Of the 9th, 37th. 43d and esd
Ohio Regiments, Company +, I'd United
States Artillery, and Company @, LIST Mich.
igau Artillery. The Reunion will be held
here on October Sd and 18th. 81 Z
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CRIlIEs sAxD clsuALTIEs.
4 caISIR MrRnIRER.

BRApEoRps Pa, ,september2 q, Harrison
Edgar threw an apple core at the window
OF q Chinese laundry, and one OF the China
men fatally stabbed him. The murderer
was nrreRted -. .I,-- 49, H.---.-
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The eniitanna Ifas Done IIis 4 nest. I.

T FviExyA, September "a The Political
c6rspondMef reports that the Sultan re-
Gently, on receiving the Diplomats, de-
clared that he had personally doneall pos
sible TO induce the Albanians and Bos-
mans 70 accept the decision of the Con.
greSs Of Berlin ti.l Z II i
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TIiden's Attorney.

, DETROIT, Mich, September 81 Hon.
Thomas Harland, counsel for Mr.. Tilden,
was arraigned before United States Com
missioner Davis to-day. His case was set
down for 9 ahesring on Qctober 5th, and
his bail fixed DC 10000. ~
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Condition OF the American Sunday School
Union MS Explained by the Finance
COMMITTEES. rIii 1s Sgf
PnrtApEiPfrita, September 27.-The fol-
lowing card explains itself: @
IsiA Pn1LApELrH1A, September q, 1878.
L It is due to the friends Of the American
Sunday School Union throughout the
country that u. ere should be some correc'
ton OF the various misstatements in re
gard to its affairs which have recently
Iappeared in the publicpr The Finance
ltCommittce have made q very careful IN
Eyestigatlon without discovering any detal'
cation. They-find. that some mistakes
Ihaye beefnhade in the management Of the
publishing department.. The prices paid
| iior work and material were too high and 9
considerable sum could have been saved tc
| ltheUnion had competition been more gene
rally invited. Better methods have al
IreaaSlbdet adopted and the business faci
ElttieS imprdyed, 30 that the books Of the
| UniOh can be furnished ut even lower pri
1cesthan heretofore. In the management
'tof this missionary department, the monies
bof which are kept entirely distinct from
1.-THE publishing department. the committee
dhaye found no defect nor neglect, nor arr
lils funds in any way impaired. Thl
\ a1ameriean ] sunday School Union . abnnd
1ahtly able 10 meet oil It's obligation
| and Is in no financial embarrassment fol
The establishment and fostering Of snnda!
Schools, sustaining Of missionaries .anc
sapplying unexceptionable Sunday schoo1
Elitefature Its means are undiminished
and the Union deserves now, as 1t ever ha
lenioyod in the past, the confidence, sym
Ebathy and support 81 the friends of Sun
lIdaySchool education throughout the land
Il X ESiencd1 JosHpA /. BAILEY,
Eis ALEX. WifIlLDN,
IIts GRoRGE II. STuARF,
j B. B. CoRsEGY.
ca q fGRoRdR w. HILL,
,lUfti kiU N3 Gfs Rifdtlds Committee,
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FIRE RECORD.
norNp norsR ANn cAR sI1or nrnNrp.

/ 4I huuNphpuShhNu CAh hltuf bUhNEp. '
.sr,Louis, September 81. = The Ohio and
Mississippi round house and the Mis-.
Nouti car and foundry works In East st.
louis were destroyed by FIRE tonight.
The loss is upwards ofone hundred thou
sand dollars. nv h. -,s.45 iil,
Twelve buildings were destroyed by the
East st! Louis fire last night. The st.
hLodis engines were telegraphed for at a
late hour and went over, but there was no
water and the fremen and citizens had to
stand idly By and see the property burn
4 ing. "A lot Of valuable lumber, one loco
motive and tender and several new freight
cars were also destroyed. The origin OF
the fireis not known. The loss Is estima-
ted at sl5ol 700, insurance not yet ascer-
famed q II, II u1ugI1eia 90 l.aa
I.ss.di .,.IIi4. SAW MILL. aAys 30 5000.
ST. JoHy, y. b., September27 27.-W. J. IL
Harrington's saw mill ut Shedlac burned
to.iay.S Loss, $50, 900; insurance, 81, 600
WATER VALLEY, ,September27. Atabout
4o'clock this afternoon fire broke out
destroying three stores and injuring two
others spnd their contents. Total loss
about 81, 500. nd, W. ri .1gna2Ha z ''lt,
BosroS, September "a! fire tonight
in the large marble front building Nos II
and, IS, Summer street, occupied by the
Springer Brothers, manufacturers ofcloaks
and cloak goods, caused 5000 damage to
the building and $4,000 loss to the Spring
er Brothers. g9lit l5d.s' ,i9. 3.1.d
SASFRaSclsco, September ga Eure-
ka, New, dispatch says: The smelling
works OF the Richmond Mining Company
burned to-day The refinery and engines
were saved. Loss Sl25,000. The furnaces
will probably be thrown out OF service for
ut least two months. ,,sI
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Information has been received by Capt.
Howgdte, at the Signal Office, that Capt.
Tyson, OF the schooner Florence, OF the
Howgate Polar Expedition, reached st.
Johns, n. B., yesterday. He has been abb
sent Ia months. All are well. IN
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Rlrteen Hundred Dollars 10 the Con-
~ aeienee Pund.

owAmtSaros, September 97.-Tae secre-
tary Of tho Treasury to-day received an IN.
,ohymous communication from Boston,
enclosing 81, 800, 70 be placed to the credit
oi 1.-THE conscience fund.-. y GdAQIl'
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shares, Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Wabash
and Lackawanna, and prices advanced ISa2lS,
the latter Northwestern common. The rest
Of the market was dull but IN the fmaihF bet
ter. ,s,..o MA ,tsti \ uo3sn3ga srl
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which $500 were Erie 81, 900 Lake Shore,
$500 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern common,
$1,000 preferred, $1,000 ST. Paul common,
1900 preferred 1900 -LAckawanna, $500
Michigan Central, '6,700 Union Pacific, i,i00
Texas and / en- New Iersev cen}raI =
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APPALLING scArroLp, !

NEW YoRK, September 27.-one man was
killed and two probably fatally iniured,by
the fall OF q scaffold on which they were
working at the 42d street depot OF the
Third Avenue Elevated Railroad. 4t
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Y ", az . uES7,ssa ,fiGa1Tts
9&.IsI - y o . II o Il
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RELIEF FUND.

NEw York, September %. Mayor Ely
has sent the total contributions received
-by him to-day, amounting to $500, to the
Mayor OF Memphis.
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YoMINATgp ron CONGRESS.

\ York, Pa, September 27. Hon. Thos.
Cochran was nominated for Congress to-
day by the Republicans Of the nineteenth
L congressional district.
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y Na,Ie eIIei psartI e ,Fire Undervfites1.l

NEw YoRE, September q. The Execu-
tive Committee Of the National Board OF
Underwriters has decided not to call q
Convention Of Fire Insurance Companies
toagree upon an adequate tariff Of rates /.
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I,..l,nI eflhle Aalas.e,nl l..PieseFe.

Np~Yonx September ~ = Fhe Limited
States steamer Enterpriset JG Gotnmgnqeer ~ 6
seehridre !. arrived of ths sRraee AaSy
Yard yestef,iay afternoon, after q voyage,
al iiye months exploring the Amazon ana
n principal tributaries more partieq eq,aEiy
ihe Nadlari. Most at tho officers and men 2
suffered from modified type OF malaria. y ~
icver. and some OF them are mo-, yef aniIe1
tecoyered. Captain Seebridse says IL sle 9
exploration, was, q perfect SUCCESS, h1e ~ =
Madlad Was found navigable 1--WE hundred Es
,niieS The Captain adds: "Wetonna the
yoiulne 81 the Amazon 10 be seven mlihoLi !,
,a,bic feet second, and II the Mississippi
we're flowing into Ii II would not raise us
snrfaee perceptibly."
The Enterprise brings as o pas senger
Aliee stroopee : aged IyOars, whose father
,'ss fsrmeriy doctor in Texas, who, Will,
Ne w,ife and others, emigutcd 10 Brazil
.6.y fhc war. The doctor and his wife
~ Sssd ma ihe child was thrown alone on
~ % World. ri Che will be sent to friends in
Texar a!.- s..ll-. 4;;. : + {. i, 3
xsw Yoax. September II. Arrived
e,ea,oerS Baltic from Liverpool, and State
II Vifginia, from Glasgow 0gi dla
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PROM pIIIlApRLpHIA.

r PnIADELPILlA, September 27.-The Citi-
zens yellow Fever Relief Committee to-
day report the receipt Of S522; total to date
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POLITICAL.
oRRESpAcx NoMlyArIoYs.

ST. LOUIS, September 81. The National
reenback.Labor Party nominated for
second district and ". C.Syandellon,i in
the third district this city. @ C.,.-E : Z
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iraI ~ ~ s ----=Tt y.
Disastrous Fire in East St. Louis
The vanderblItWllI Case William H.
Charged with a spirituallst @
~ i Conspiracy,
How the Commodore Came TO Make
William a Money Prince. 55s
Heavy Robbery ofa Black Hills Treas
~ ure Coach.
Gov. Hampton's Plan Of Collecting U
.,as ~ S. Revenues.
A speclmen Of sublime Impudence
oAMBRrDGE, OHIO.

Fire at SCOTS lIines-Arrest OF Illegal
WhiAlEyites-Senator stanley Matthews
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DIe,l from Chioroiorm.

: sCAtRo, ILL, September q. Mrs. saml.
Salmore, wife Of prosperous farmer near
Clinton, KY, died yesterday from an over
dose ofchloroform administered TO facilitate
the extraction ofteeth.
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PHvgR INcREAsfNa AT'MENPnIs.

MExrrtls, September q, ,-Itris growing
warm again, and the fever continues to
spread. Scarcely an hour passes but what
some well known citizen is reported taken
down, and as. they fall, owingtothe ma
lignancy' Of the, disease, fears are enter.
tanned that they will succumb TO the pesti-
lence which still remains deyouring mon;
ster in our midst. ,y y5s..,-.7,,e,ra
From yesterday noon until noon to-day
2S deaths have occurred; 12 Of these were
reported this morning. q ( 'Nht- q
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,.1,''. : r. ,sAlis POSTPONED.

United States Commissioner Shields
master IA ciiancery, went TO the Exchange
SaIes rooms to-day 70 sell at auction, hnaer
order a the .. IS. Circuit Court, on lore
closure Of mortgage on proceedings o. ot
the New York, IISkeJS Shore y Glicigp W
r but fNtlfeI eigcrnsef ior = NE ~,
railtaad. = the sale was Ald lournea w
6e.oil.v Oeth. All.A liiV' ,sails9ss -liils-
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iaERMANY,
EXrnrsIAsrcALLY REcElyRp.

BERLIN, September 27.-The Emperor
and Empress were enthusiastically 70
ceived at Cologne yesterday, on the oc.
casion OF the unwilling of the memorial
statue OF Frederick William the Sd.
EMPEROR WILLIAM SEES a CRISIS AHEAD.
Emperor William, in the course Of q
written reply thanking the Reichstag fol
its address of sympathy, says, the gravity
fthe time Is clear 10 ali, that We must each,
according to his power, strive to avert the
dangers threatening the safety OF the State
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wAsHxGToN.
a New LABOR ASSOCIATION THE wtLps OF
THE wEsr TO BE INVADED.

WASHINGTON, September PA new as
ISOLATION is forming here, known US the
United Labor Association. II Is proposed
TO urge upon Congress the passage Of 4
law By which 100000 volunteers may be
enlisted for five years for military and ag.
ricultural purposes on the reservations OF
the government Twelve skilled mech
anicS or artisans are to be in each company,
and one regiment OF each corps are to be
engineers exclusively. As soon as 10000
men shall be enlisted they shall be sent 70
the reservation, and upon their arrival
shall lay out city and begin the erection
OF suitable quarters for permanent settle:
ment, preparing ground for agricultural
purposes and developing the mineral re-
sources OF the country. Each corps is to be
furnished by the government with seeds,
stock, farming implements and tools. The
volunteers are to receive the same pay as
regular soldiers, and every person so en-
listing, shall, upon an honorable dis
charge, be entitled TO patent for 100
acres OF land as now provided for by the
homestead act, or to one lot within the
limits OF the city as he may elect, every
alternate lot to be reserved to the United
Statnn Htn
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AT BATON RouGI

BARON RoueE, September q. "A lpll
yesterday morning gave hope that the fe.
lver was decreasing. This morning, how
ever, the situation is again threatening,
many. persons were taken down during
thenight and this morning; a number OF.
cases reported as being dangerously Ill.
The Howard books show about l5Q nurses
actively employed. AS the epidemic pro.
crosses increasing want and destitution
deyelopes. We can't give any favorable
news Today. Our telegraph operators,
Messrs. 'Flippin and Young, are doing
their duty manfully and deserve great
praise for their faithful performance Of
duty at this hour la,iESH'i, ,gll9t
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PlrrsuuRcH,i September 27.APErRorEur
Dull crude at y99ssc at Parker's; refined ai
exc, Philadelphia delivery.
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An the Pennsylvania Railroad buildings,
depot, engines and offices are heavily
,drapedlI In morning to-day for their dead
Sup, rintehdent,, Geo. w. Baker. Many
public buildings In Jersey City, bear wit
mess 70 the general SORROW and respect pees 4 4
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co1LRcroR REMOVED

Ridge Paschal, Collector Of Customs at
at Corpus Christi, Texas, has been re.
moved, and Samuel NJ, johnson, Deputy
Collector at San Antonia, appointed in his
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Ran Road liatters..

NEW YoRx, keptember 27s-A claim for
$4,000 aeainstthe Indianapolis Bloom
ingtona & Western d i. r Cos was
g5ld al auction yesterday for thirteen
dollars rsi FF-'4l "a e's R n .s.sI 81
President Mitchell has appointed Nath-
amid Afillbank member OF the Execp1Se g
CoIatnittee Of the Chicago, lwa|ikee &
81. Paul K. r. in place oil Wateras. Cur
nell, who viii soon leave for Europe 81
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a will accept and give my whole energy

10 the work. ~ tifiJ
2 DR.. Remiss is at present Professor Of the
Theory and Practice OF Medicine in the
University OF Louisiana, and editor OF tho
New, Orleans Medical and Surgical Journal.
The cremainingmembers ofthe Commission
were determined upon this evening, but
their acceptances have not yet been re-
ceived.Ia "A.
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E.,riIE YELlow rRyRR COMMISSION.

4 wAsluSGroN, September 27.-surgeon
General lyoodworth, Of the Marine Hos
pitdl service, has, upon the advice Of mem
bers OF the American Public Health As
sociation, selected Prof. s. NJ. Bemiss, NJ.
d., OF New Orleans, as chairman OF the
Commission to investigate the epidemic oi
yellow fever. DR.. Bemiss replied to DR.,
l\Yoodsworth as follows: 5S-',-.-,
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON : SPOT 1-1GC. HIoHER; FUTURES
CLOSED DULL-FLoUR FIRMER-wHEAT
EAsIER-CoRN FIRMER-OATS QUIET-PORK
QUrEr-LARD EAsY--wHIsKEY NOMINAL
PETROLEUM DULL-oILs QUIET SPIRITS rUR-
PENTINE QUIET-ROsIN QUIET-CoFFEE
QUIET-sUGAR STEADY.
THURSDAY, July 1916 p. NJ.
Business was slow general thing, yet there
were some excspt,ons On Change nour was frmer
for some Kinds. Wheat dull aud easier. Corn
hrmsr, With . moderate demand. Oats were quiet.
Wniskey nominal. Pork quiet. Lard
without decided change, but easy Cotton on tho
spot l-l6c. higher; futures closed dull Coffee
quiet Sugar steady. Naval stores. oils and petroleum
quiet.
CorYxK Tho market for Rio again lower
mark quotations Nc We sales of 900 bags
teia ssd 2OsA bags City Of Bie Janeiro the basis
i51ic for fair We quote ;-Ordinary cargoes l2ac
&c.,; FAIR d. l51sc.; good do. Iec. prime do I6,4c
l6,c range for lots. l2Se lsc; Santos
goed los&c i5e gold, 90 days; Java bags
IKE; do mats, 2oc. 22lsc; SINGAPORE I've
. 1870; Csvon i5e Isc; Msracsibo I3c. 17e.; La.
gusyrx lac. n I6c |; maica. l3r 15c st Domingo.
I2i<c \ l3c Porto Rico lac l81zc Costa Nica. lie
l7c: Msxican. ljc l6c MacRssar, 17c ISc.
15c 16kc sAvaniia, he l6sc.: Curacoa I3c
14Kc.
closed about former prices rodsys closing prices
com ared with Wedu~sdAyk follows:-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July 49, 1873.
good sSsS"iy sSs q bales. Export. coast.
wi,e. e2s sales, 275 stock 2+ss
kxw ORLEANS. July ~, 1878.
e1 g %,dsss S.s mds .s. sc.a
c.. -,,.,,. ,o,. MSSn.l.: Js,y -. 1873. .
good ordinary e,sc Net receipts 81 bales sales $50
stock. lo3O.
Cotton hrm middng 10 Isie low mladlias 10 lice !;
fe1' ssoss ''0e not 's0'''' ~ o''' gross
good %rsn Is so 10; .sss'ss bales Exports
spirit. OF ,urp.nin. .,ssas At ss ao.iu ar% 81 i7,1
S s ss.s Dip "a.
oswsco; July Ia 1878
tir "."ss % ss sss g.
red STATE 81 S whits S.s 81 a. Corn Sssehsnsed
s,ss. whss State sc Rye an oasr Of c
ss,ss; siS ansslloa sssf.., So; :alp..as SO mid
s, ss s1 Cana. md - psI:
y % 70 New 1o,s. Receipts wnss 500 bushels; eer.
bills $500 bushels; peas, 1900 lumber $4,000
Flour cute. sale. 800 esi. price. urehsnses Wheat
kee spring AZ 81 "a stock here light Corn sss.ds sale.
4. s 20 :%s: s. &c: i S:
light inquiry; sales 400 eu.hsls No chcsxo at zoe,
%s"s, ale: :. ss: s'si'S VI city mad:
changed Re, e,pts " r.ilnfour. 3.yD bb.: wheat,
so DO Wy ias.os % s. 80 Boz. "hsa
sG a ~ 90 ss %s Ss S sp s.s s.
oa.s i.,po 49, barley 500 DO Anoa' on .ns canal TOE
1880 do. barley. 2a,3oo do. rye, $40 10
ToLspo. July IL. 1873
gan SPOT. 81 seller Juy. e,c. se., August dc. No
%ssf ssssss s PIC seller aass ss 'S. st. n Iss
ays No pason ND Nd s,ss,ss' req g7s s re-
A Ssa ar sssr Ges a, 4 .e
s sss.s s OK S s'is sS -s;: sh
81; sSrp2aoo DO. sr..; s;y5 do. shi'nsai'-wheas.
,oy ss@ sss s . s s.,s e "s,:' g
H.. G . and s s a Ss
siise, No. mixed soae Nscsipts-Flour 800 bsls.
yas... 1900 ea'h.i. cora, LOO ds oats. 100 d.
700 DO oats. lfvp do. - -
Flour steady Wheat weaker; the advance in heishts
aud the heavy roc.ipts hsve depressed the market
i.r cemand Andnra ne slOc, Rye du a. 5se. soc
'ls,a rsa vsS 's1is 81; sis
ss s.ess easier sSoaS:rs ssss essr nj. &c essi
s s' s Sr wsy ss , , sss a. s.
e.. ds"sns .or Ugh Code dol, 10. as.x s.@%ss
60 i.ssisss s,S
Cn,cAoo, ssiy Is 1878.
lover. bat IL isii d.%sna 4" cSic"se sprss sse
80 Ac cash: y5,ac.. july sSe. scSe., August; s2se
.s. NJ Ca t sss a s s es.n . .sst e.
scp.sneer; rejected sfs os., .,esay WIN. fair Do
rye stead; and aae6ssrsa Al Soc barley s,rS"r and
& sss' IS sST. l. -; %"s ?' !S.:' . g.
sepsemee s o,. Iari in i,s, ds@s"s, eM lower
ss7 o. sss,.%oe. Bals ms.., ,.s.ay ana usee.nsed.
T Ysa Ss and rns sas s 90 .os
10 oats n o3oae Iys 800 DO. barley $40 q: shp
2fs.o0D do oats. ~, 900 do rye. $500
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whes dull and heavy The sales betwcon the calls
we're 1900 bushels at 81 US 81 II Tor No spring
No MinnesOta 81 "a AL 10 Tor red ana amber
ter. 81 o3 tor No 2red August aud 81 10 for do July
No sales at the calls closed ut the second eau follows
No red winter. for August 81 O2A bid al p3s
do. september, 81 w bid, ~ Oz1s asked; No spring
tor JAY. 81 vlA bid. 81 ON ssked do August 81 bid
81 O2 asked do September s4c. bid g0c asked; No.
Northwest Tor July 81 02 bid; do. August 81
Did; do ssp.emser. sstse. bid. 81 asked. Corn
wa. strong with far inquiry. The sales At
the second call we're 5000 bushels July steamer
4sc 500 bushels gust steamer Al 4Tc and 1900
do. August, No = At ssc The safes between the calls
4sAc for Kansas mixed, fsnc tor old Western mixed.
mixed. for July. and Io,0Dp 10. No . August at 4sc
oats were dull, closing as follows :Extra WHITE 4Oc
No do use; 70 40. 3thc. No. 40 33,sc. extra
mixed, 54lsc No do, SIC. NJ. 2do A1sc. No do.
3sc Tns sales were about ~ .rW bushels.
uuSsfrs -Bsggisg ruled nrm iVikc. lie Tor light
weight aud III pc = ~ 1sc tor standard.
Hxnr AND JUN the market tor hemp firm.
yuse bus.. we're steady We quote American dressed,
*l7J sls2 80 Tor single; $40 $i25 Tor doubis and
siss siIs to, npdrssssa ku.as clean 500 s2lo,
gcld; Italian foa t2I5, goid. jutc, sac &c. juts
S.,. -iss .2hs currency. cash and lime; NsaiIs
No,Ass,s-ihe market for foreign was. quiet DO.
nestle was quiet and unchanged. We quote -
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