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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-23
Chicago.

CHICAGO, September 22.-Flour-
In good demand and prices a shade
higher; western spring - 00Gj 90;
Minnesota 81 0O(d5 80: white wheat
II 50(65 IS; extra - 25Cd4 %: super
fine - 25(G3 50; low grades - 35G
3 90: patents s. 0OG7 90; special
brands - 90. Wheat - Excited ami
higher, but unsettled and ieverish:
generally strong under foreign de-
mand and rumors Of failures; No. Chi
cago spring 81 O6; No. , Chicago spring
81 OF cash; 81 OFT seller October;
81 o. bid seller November; 81 OF sell
Ter year; sales at 81 0l@l o. cash:
Il 02t@l 03i seller October; Il Oslo
05l seller November; No. 95c; eject
ed SlGSllc. Corn-Strong and higher.
but unsettled and irregular at b Icc cash;
3S!c seller October: 37sc. seller No
vember; 35lc seller year; 37lc seller
January; rejected 31c. Oats-Active,
firm and higher ~ Pie cash, 2G. L. sell
ler October: 27sc seller November; 3Ol
(d3Oic seller MAY Rye-Strong and
higher az 53lC cash: j9r seller October.
Barlcy-Easicr at 11C1 So cash: 7Sc sell. 3.
Ter October. PoIk-Strong and higher
at - % cash and seller October; - 10
seller November; - ~ seller year;
- 20 bid seller January. lard-Strong
and higher at 81 lj@6 L.! cash; ~ Ia
Cd,6 - seller October; y S0@j $! sell
Ter November, - 72l@5 - seller wear;
- S2l0Cd5 - seller January. Bulk
Moderately active and higher ai
- 60G5 -. Whisky-Stcady and un-
changed nj II o..
baltimore.
BALTINoRE, September 22.-Flour-
Strong and active; western supcriinc
y 5OCf4 %; do extra - 37@5 10, do
family - 500 %. Wheat at-We,tcrn
easier and steady az a decline, No.
western winter red spot and seller Sep
tember 81 23lGl 23l seller October
81 23Gl 23l seller November II 23l
seller December 81 23i. CoIn-West-
ern firm; western mixed spot $50; seller
September 57l@57ic; seller October
54IGllc; seller November SIC, steamer,
nooherings. Oats ts-Quict western white
3iCn3jc, dn mixed 32@ 3ic; Pcnnsyl-
vania 34Cd35c. Rye-tluict At h+tfS'c.
Hay-Steady; prime la choice Pcnnsyl.
wanna liC,ljc. Provisions Active and
higher. Mess Pork At $40 ~. Bulk
Meats Loose shoulders ~" ic, clear
rib sides Sic. do packed ilfGc. Racon
Shoulders iic; clear rib sides olr.
Ilams-At ll@llIc lard-At - 90.
Butter Steady; prime to choice western
packed l26lic. Egc Higher and ac-
tive at l5C,l6c Petroleum - Quiet;
crude nominal; refined G.c. Coiiec--
Quiet and strong; Rio cargocs, old, IL!
Cal3c; ncg i2ta lGc. Sugar-lnsctivr;
soft S:@.S.c. Whisky-Steady at II 0S.
Toledo
TOLEDO, September 22.-Wheat -
Strong and higher; No. 3.whitc Wabash
81 I2l; extra white'Mtchigan Sl ~; Ne.
white Michigan IL -; amber Michigan
spot and seller October al l2i seller Mo-
vrmber n l3i; No. . red winter spot
81 l2l: seller September - l2l seller
October II l2l seller November ~ l3l
No. . DAYTON and Michigan rrd ~ l2a:
western amberSl -, No. 2amber Illinois
81 l3. Corn-Strong; high mixed cash
i2c; seller October Joe; No. spot
i2c; rejected 37lc. Oats-Firm; No. :
held at 2Sc.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURGu, September 22.-Pctru-
Active; crude 77!c at Parkcrs
for shipment; refined G.c for Phlladcl-
| phia delivery.
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FALL RIVER.
The Population Greatly Agitated

FALL RIVER, September -. - The
greatest indignation prevailed here to-
day over the attempt to murder Oihcerr
Townsend, last evening. II is expected
tina. meeting of the Board OF Alder
men will be held tomorrow and an ei-
fort made to offer reward OF 800 for
the arrest and conviction OF the assas-
sin. The French population are greatly
agitated over the present outrages, and
particularly at the assault on their coun-
trymen last week. Several meetings
have been held during the past week
and resolutions passed denouncing the
action of those members OF the Board OF
Alderman who refuse to increase the
police force. Naturalization papers are
to be taken out, and the French expect
to poll two hundred and fifty votes in
the coming municipal election. A com
mttee from the nailors at the Fall River
Iron Works waited on the treasurer to-
day and asked for an increase OF wages.
They were told that after October lst
the wages would be increased 10 per
cent.
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Officer Shot.

CHARLESTON, September 22.-lnternali
Revenue Collector Brayton haC received
a dispatch from Spartanburg stating that
Special Deputy Collector and United
States Deputy Marshal T. j. Davis was
shot, this afternoon, by j. b. Panther,
while serving bench warrant issued in
North Carolina, but which had been
made serviceabe in this district by
Judge Bryan. Panther wins shot in the
leg by negro, and is now in Jail at
Spartanburg. Davis thigh bone was
badly broken,
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FOREIGN GLEANINGS.
THE AMEER'S CONDUCT NOT SATlS-
FACTORY.
England to Abandon the Burmese Mission
Great Suffering in Cashmere
Terms Of Peace Between the
British and the ZuUs.
BURMAH.
England 70 Abandon the Burmese Mis-
sion.


sion.
LONDON, September pa dispatch
from Rangoon says 1t is generally be-
lieved that orders have been sent to the
acting resident of Mandelay, Burmah,
to leave, with his party, as soon as he
can without betraying undignifed haste
or the appearance OF fear. This measure
will give general satisfaction, as no in
tercourse now exists between the resi-
dency and the Burmese court. Ii is
just possible that the acting resident
may think it less dangerous to re-
main quietly than to leave,
but it is not probable.
The actual risk to members OF the resi-
dency is only slight, but still some risk
is inevitable as long as the king contin-
ues his drinking orgies, surrounded by
young advisors, too ignorant and hot
headed to appreciate the danger OF
war with England. The Burmese were
reported to be delighted at the depar-
ture of Colonel Brown, the British resi-
dent, declaring that they only desired
to be let alone The king dislikes hav-
ing foreigners near him. Everything is
reported quiet at Mandalay, although
the kings cruelties continue.
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PRODUCE.
New York.


NEw YORK, September Cotton
Nominal at lliCGllic; futures weak.
Flour-Strong; receipts 1900 barrels;
superfine western and State = i0CJi7j
common to good - 7jG15 90; good to
choice s. 1906 50; white wheat extra
- 75Giy5 %; extra Ohio 81 70CaG %; st.
Louis - 5O@6 30; Minnesota patent
process ~ 2Oya7 -. Wheat-Demand
active and strong; receipts 5000 bush
els; ungradei spring 81 l0(Gl 10; No.
springSl l4(d.l l5; No. 81 lSCayl ~; un-
graded winter red 81 1901 %; No. 3
81 2lG,l22; No. 2si 2io)l 20; steamer
No. 9 81 %; mixed winter sl 22G9l 22l;
ungraded winter - coal "a No. am
Der 81 24gl %; No. 2 white 81 2lC1
/ %; steamer do 81 10; No. do,
sales 26, 900 bushels, at 81 2j(Bl q; ex
ira, sales 5000 bushels, at 81 2Sl; No. =
red, seller September, sales 1000 BUSH
els, at 81 24(a,l 20; seller October, sales
4G6 900 bushels, at 81 23iC1l %; seller
November, sales 20S, 900 bushels at IL %
AL 26f. Rye-Firmer; No. 2 western
TO arrive 771c' Barley-Quiet and un-
changed. Malt-Dull and nominal.
Corn-Actiye; receipts lj2,OO0 bushels;
ungraded j31G,5ic; No. 52!Cg53tc; NO.
9, seller September, 53lc bid, 53lc asked
seller October closed at 5ic; seller No
yember 55c; seller December 5jc. Oats
Very strong; receipts 5000 bushels;
western mixed 37.G3Sic; white western
36Ca,IOc. Hay-Steady at Soc. Hops
Firm and unchanged. CofIee-Quiet
but firm. Sugar-Demand fair and mar
ket firm; fair TO good refining 6Ic. Mo-
lasses-Quiet and unchanged. Rice
! Steady and in fair demand. Petroleum
In fair demand; United 7ltg73ic;
| crude 5tGGc; refined 7tc. Tallow-
| Strong at 5!@6c. ROsin-Dull at 22iG9
25c. Turpentine-Dull at 27tc, Eggs
Firm: western lSla20c. Pork-StrOng-
| er; mess 80 OOldl0 90. Beei-Firm and
unchanged. Cut Meats-Firmer; long
clear s. 75; short clear 81 25. Lard
Stronger; prime steam 81 ftlg5 %.
Butter-Quiet but firm; western 9le25c.
Cheese-Nominally unchanged; western
5(99tc. Whisky-Steady at 81 OS.
| Cincinpau.
CINCINNATI, September 22.-Cotton-
Easier at llic. Flour-Actiye and a
shade higher; lower grades have ad-
yanced: family s. OOa5 75. Wheat
Strong and higher at 81 OCel %; re
ceipts q. 900 bushels; shipments 1900
bushels. Corn-Demand active and
prices have advanced TO 40c, and held
higher at the close. 0ats-Moderately
active and higher at 27a3Oc. Rye
Strong and higher at &c. Barley
Moderately active and higher; superfne
fall sOCds7c. Pork-Firmer; held at
g 80. Lard-Strong; current make
Is 90. Bulk Meats-Stronger; shoulders
held at 3 37t; long clear $ rs bid;
short clear none offered. Bacon
Higher at "a 25S6 25ts6 37!@6 62iS
8 IS. Whisky-Denand good and tend
ing upwards at 81 o.. Butter-Fim;
fancy creamery 25(G26c; prime Western
Reserve l3Sl5c; prime Central Ohio 10
ale; choice dairy l7@lsc. Linsesd
Oil-Steady at &c.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, September 22.-Cofiee
Dull; jobbing, ordinary to prime, 1T
@l6Ic. Sugar and Molasses-Nom :
nal; no stock.
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INDIA.
Great Suffering in Cashmere.

LONDON, September pa dispatch
from Calcutta says: Reports from Cash
mere are still very gloomy. All Euro
pean eye-witnesses agree that great cor
ruption prevails among the officials.
The Maha Rajah and his ministers show
a want of energy in relieving the dis
tress of the people. A ghastly story has
been going the rounds of the papers that
two boat loads of famine stricken people
were taken out into the lake and drown
ed. The story has been contradicted
apparently on the authority of Durbar,
but it obtained general credence among
the people and visitors IN the valley.
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A Circus Atrache Badly Beaten.

PARKERSBURG, September 2l.-During
the exhibition of circus last night in
this city, John Sullivan, a boSs-canvas-
man, was attacked by some one, who
struck him on the head with a stone,
and then beat and kicked him in a ter
rible manner. He was picked up in an
unconscious condition and taken TO a
hotel, where he still lies in a comatose
condition. His physician thinks he can
not live. No one has vet been arrested,
there being no clue to the party; but he
will vet be found, as a reward of Sl00is
offered for his apprehension.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Four Persons Killed.

CHICAGO, September 22.-The tug
c. w. Parker, while towing the schooner
:. 4. Wood to Evanston, burst her
boiler at 9 o'clock this morning, off
Lincoln Park. The following were
killed Robert Leahy, captain John
Callahan, engineer; Peter Rodgers, fire.
man, and VIM. Burton, cook. The only
man on the tug who survived was
William Mcclure, deck hand, and he
was badly injured. The value of the
tug was about $500. 1t is believed the
engineer allowed the water to get low
in the boiler The tug went to the
bottom of the lake.
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Southern Ohio Fairl

DAYTON, September 22.-The South
ern Ohio Fair opened to-day with a
splendid showing. The entries are
much larger than for the corresponding
day OF last year. The speed ring and
the cattle show are unusually fine. The
fair will continue over Friday of this
week. The racing begins tomorrow,
and large attendance is expected.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
Reception ut Chicago.

CLEVELAND, September 22.-The
President and party left Fremont, O.,
early this morning for the West.
CHICAGO, September 22-The Presi-
dental party arrived here at 40 this
evening over the Lake Shore railroad,
and were at once escorted by the Union
Veteran Club to the Grand Pacific
Hotel, where an elegant dinner was
served. General w. T. Sherman, Lieu
tenant-General Sheridan and wife, Hon.
Joseph Medill and wife, Hon. +. Potter,
member of the Canadian Parliament,
and wife, and several other distinguished
persons dined with the President.
There was Immediately after dinner
reception in the spacious halls OF the
hotel, given to several hundred invited
guests, and for half an hour a select
company OF ladies and gentlemen shook
the hands OF the President and Mrs.
HAYES. The main halls and corridors Of
the building were brilliantly illumi-
mated with electric lights, and on the
Jackson street entrance lights of the
same character rendered the whole large
front and the street that passes light as
dav. In the light the First and Second
regiment formed at about 100 clock, and
in turn serenaded the distinguished
guests. The President was introduced
and received with hearty cheers. He
made a brief speech, introducing Gen
eral Sherman, who said few words
suitable To the occasion, and withdrew.
Among the floral tributes was a bank of
rare flowers presented by the Irish
American Club to the President, and
another sent by the Union Veteran
Club to General Sherman. Although II
was announced that the reception would
be private, the streets for blocks around
were thron ged with people apparently
anxious to DO honor TO the Executive.
The reception, in fact, amounted to an
ovation, and nothing was wanting to
make it one of the most brilliant ever
rendered to a public man in this city.
The last visitors left the hotel shortly
after midnight.
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Vessel Lost.

MoSTREAL, September 22.-The pro-
peller Albion ran ashore on Lake st.
Louis, west OF Lachine, last evening
during a fog. Only $500 bushels OF
grain out of a cargo Of 5000 bushels
will be saved.
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Emancipation Day.

TOLEDO, September 22.-The colored
people of this city and vicinity to-day
celebrated the anniversary day of their
race with street parade. There was
a mass meeting this afternoon and even
ing, and a banquet tonight at Saenga
Hall
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September q, j
A. M.-For Tennessee and OHIO valley,
clear or partly cloudy weather, winds
shifting to colder westerly, and higher
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, warm southerly veerlng TO
colder northwest winds, and slightly
lower barometer.
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ZULULAND.
Terms of Peace Between the British and
the Zulus.


the Zulus.
LONDON, September pa dispatch
from Cape Town, of September 18th,
saws: King Cetewayo will come here at
once to await the orders of the home
government. His capture has had a
queting effect upon the natives, and
the danger OF a rupture with the PondoS
has passed away. A final assembly OF
the great chiefs, counsellOrs and people
of Zululand was to have been held at
Ulundi to-day, when terms Of peace
were TO be proclaimed, and each of the
chiefs selected to rule over the terrific
ries was to sign an agreement. According
to this agreement the chief undertakes
to forego the importing OF arms from
any quarter whatever, and the lmporta-
ton of merchandise from the sea coast Is
also forbidden. The making OF war and
succession to chieiship will be subject to
the approval Of the British government.
When British subjects are accused OF
crimes the trial and sentence will depend
on the Residents approval. The alien
alton of land will be absolutely forbid
den. In all respects these chiefs will be
sovereigns in their own territory, \
chief will not be compelled to admit
missionaries, and the prohibition OF
alienation of land will not
be released in favor OF grants
TO missionaries. British residents
will be instructed to advise the chiefs,
but to exercise no authority over them.
II the chiefs disregard the terms OF the
agreement, the residents will report
their conduct, but will have no power
to give orders. The course OF the White
Umvaloosi river, from Kambuld noun
tain to the sea, will divide the northern
from the southern residency divisions.
Many of the chiefs receiving territories
are representatives of ancient tribes who
were subjugated by the Zulus, and they
rejoice az the recovery OF their inde-
nanipnpp
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Fatal shooting AfTray at an Election.

BAYOU CHco, La, September 2l.-
During the election on Saturday, a
shooting atfray occurred between two
men named Fort and DOssman. Neither
of the principles were hurt, but two
bystanders were shot, Richard W,
Gromm being instantly killed and Rich
ard Nash dangerously wounded.
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Steamer Sunk.

YANEroS, ID. T., September 22.-The
steamer Peninah, one day out from
Rankton, struck a snag at Bonhomme,
to-day, and sunk within a few feet OF
the shore. She belonged to the North
western Transportation Company, and
was loaded mostly with mining machin-
cry for the Black Hills.
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More Negroes for Kansas.

NASHVILLE, September %. - Cheap
excursion rates having been extended
TO st. Louis, Kansas City and Topeka,
one hundred negroes left here tonight,
for Kansas, and more will follow to-
morrow.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Movements of General Grant.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 22.-This
forenoon General Grant, by special re-
quest. reviewed the Stockton Guards in
the court of the Palace. Shortly before
noon, accompanied by Mrs. Grantard by
Mayor and Mrs. Bryant, be visited a
Photographic gallery and had some pic
lures taken. His departure from the
hotel bv the side entrance was unOb-
served and the party walked to the gal
lery, the General being recognized by
but four persons, and then only by a
passing glance. This afternoon a party
consisting of General and Mrs, Grant,
with suite, Mayor Bryant, Supervisors
Daniorth, Gibbs and Talbot, Generals
Cacy and Miller, will drive
to the Cliff, where they will
lunch. At the California theatre
great preparations are Ning made for the
production OF the Color Guard, and
the reception Of the Grant party this
evening, the boxes being arranged and
ornamented for their reception. The
First Regiment band will assist, and the
orchestra will perform the Army
Ouadrille,' composed for the occasion
by the conductor, Prof. Nithers, and
dedicated to General Grant. At 8
O'Clock this morning line was formed
at the box office, and il Is likely there
will be tremendous crush in the even
mg. The General has accepted an IN
vitation 10 visit Virginia City about
October 2Oth, on his way east. He will
time his visit in Oregon so that it will
take place during the State fMr, the first
week in October.
At the Theatre.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-The
theatre has seldom contained such an
audience as was assembled there this
evening To witness the periosmance Of
the military spectacle of "Ghc Color
Guard in honor of General Grant.
Long before the doors were opened, the
street was thronged with people and the
outer lobby of the theatre was packed.
The auditorium was jammed, and many
turned away unable TO obtain admlS-
sion. The boxes reserved for General
Grant and party were handsomely
drapcd with the National cOlOrS and the
same ornamentatiOn was carried around
part of the balcony. The play was
srntcd. Three full companies oi the
National Guards added to the scenic
effect. shortly after the commencement
of the second act the roars Of
the enthusiastic crowd in the street
gave notice ;hat the expected guest had
arrived at the outer entrance. The
street i'm front of the theatcr for an en-
tire block was almost impossible on ac-
count of the cheering crowd. In a few
minutes the party made their appear
ance in the boXas, when the audience
rose % their feet cn maSSe, cheering
continually. while the curtain was run
down until the uproar had subsidized
Gen. Grant acknowledged the ovation
bv bowin. right and left, and order be-
ing restored, the performance went on.
At the close OF the second act the Orches-
ira PLAYED an army Quadrille dedicated to
Gen. Grant. Gen. Grant payed close
attention to the performance, express
ius his qualification plainly by his man.
nvr.
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Base Ball.

ALBANY, September 22.-Alban Us, 2;
Troy Cities, 5.
SrRISGFIELD, September 22.-Provi-
dence, 8; Holyokes 8.
WASHINGTON, September 22.-New
Bedfords. !: Nationals, 2.
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AFGHANISTAN.

The Ameer's Conduct Not Satisfactory to
England.
CALCUTTA, September 22.-The Gov
ernment is not satisfied regarding the
Ameer's conduct, and the Ameer has
caused the execution OF the commander
of the mutineers. Public opinion
among all classes is strong against the
Ameer for not protecting the lives OF
the members OF the British Embassy,
and he has forfeited for ever the respect
of his subjects.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 5 TO 6 Per Cent.-GOy-
ernments firm-FIour Strong
Wheat Active and Strong
Hogs Active and Higher
FINANCE.


Closed easy at 5a6 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5GG per cent. Ster-
ling exchange weak at 4sli; sight ex-
change on New York 4S3t.
SILvER-At London S0.d; bar silver
here ll2; subsidiary silver coin .(9l
per cent. discount.
GovERNNENTs-Firm.
O. 8 Coupons
New FiVes........ ...-.''''.'''.-iu
New FOur-snd one ......lUo
New Fours...--.. ''''''''''''''!u.A
Currency
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SroCKs-The stock market, with few
exceptions, was buoyant, with largely
increased business. In early dealings,
Iron Mountain broke from Az to Az,
but subsequently recovered 10 ~, and
still later reacted to 43!. The weakness
was caused by the heavy sales OF long
stock by inside parties. The largest
sales were in the coal stocks, which rose
l(d2 per cent, the latter Delaware, Lack
awana and Western. The Granger
shares were irregular in early dealings,
but subsequently advanced. Lake
NllNIt WAS lllt ltdNhlN dillblAk Ai'
lines, and on large buying was carried
up to 93}. There was no special move
ment in the other trunk lines. Louis
vile and Nashville rose To 60s, Mobile
and Ohio from II to -, Houston and
Texas from 4SI To 30, and II. Louis and
New Orleans from l6 To lss. ST. Louis
and San Francisco advanced in the early
dealings, but the latter suffered a sharp
reaction, closing, however, y per cent.
higher than yesterdays final sales. In
the last hour the market weakened, and
there was a reaction Of iGBlt per cent.
from the best figures, the coal stocks
leading the downward movement. The
sharp advance in these shares earlier IN
the day was due 10 the rumors that
combination was imminent AMI that the
Lackawanna auction sale would not
take place. These rumors were denied,
and hence the decline at the close. II.
Paul and Minnesota declined per
cent, Iron Mountain II per cent, and
Ohio and Mississippi preferred - per
cent. The Chicago and Rock Island
company has declared dividend Of y
per cent. The transactions aggregated
100000 shares, OF which 22,OOO were
Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 5000 North
western, 5000 1t. Paul, 5000 Wabash,
$1,000 Delaware, I.ackawanna and
Western, 81 900 New Jersey Central,
1900 Delaware and Hudson, 1000
Morris and Essex, 1000 c., C., Il C,
10000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Ohio and
Mississippi, II, coo Iron Mountain, 10000
st. Louis and san Francisco, 1900
Kansas and Texas, 1900 Northern
Pacific, 5000 Louisville and Nashville,
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio, 5000
Houston and Texas, 400 indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette, 5000 South.
ern, 5000 st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern and $500 Marietta and Gin
cinnati,
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Died.

Sioux CRY, IA, September 22.-Judge
a. W. Hubbard, formerly member OF
Congress from this State, died to-day in
the 6lst year Of his age,
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Bullion for the United States.

LONDON September 22.-Of the bull
lion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land to-day, ElOo,OOo is for shipment to
New York.
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Cincinnatt.

Crxc.ssAT:. September 22.-Hogs -
Quiet; common 81 75Ca,3 10; light - 20
as 65: packing s. COOS rs; butchers
s. 75(S3 S.. Receipts ] $50 head; ship
ments $50 head.