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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30
A Dog That Can Count.

An English correspondent writ o.. r
have noticed no allusion has ber N md .
to the wonderful power dor have .a.1 Of e
remembering and calculating time Th;s
faculty is possessed in a emarkahle das a9
gree by mastiff attached to j school
not many mics from London, whose nj
mates are reused every morning at six
O'Clock by laollo tugging at bell imme-
diately he, hears the clock strike the
hour Cn Sunday he will not do this
till an tIour later. Another useful offIce
this sAgacious animal performs is t. e;ne inc
some twenty pairs of boots rou "a Il
their proper rooms. Rollo is 20. !, ,at;roas
1ather perplexed when he fri q ana nsir r, Il
new boots to deliver, but j. III case ss, NJ
first carries round all T. ~ othes.s otiS s anf
then conveys the remr .t,,i,,a s,i ,sa;r ~ IN
vacant door-mat- t''''s - s'''
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30
A shocking Spectacle,

!, A nandcart propelled by two men
drove upto the. New York Medical Uni
versity. in East Twenty-sixth street,
New York, and while the men were en-
deavoring to lift it over the curbstone
to the sidewalk it tilted, and three nude
bodies were durnped into the gutter.
The men tool. hold of the bodies and
separately dragged them across the side
walk inside close iron gate leading to
yard of the University building. The
bodies had 'oeen procured at the morgue
for the purpose of dissection and were
being tran sferred to the dissecting room
of the Medical University. when owing
to the carelessness Of the attendants
they were thrown on the street.
The next day several people who
reside in the neighborhood took prac-
ticaa steps to put stop to the recur-
renee of such an inhnman exhibition
| by sending complaint to the faculty,
| The faculty at once dismissed the em-
| ployees who were responsible for the
accident
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30
Sixty Thousand Acres in vineyards.

According to the estimates OF the
president of the State Vinecultural So
ciety, there are now 1000 acres in Cali
fornia covered with vineyards. Are
there any other 60, 900 acres which will
produce as much in value during the next
twenty yearsp These $4,000, GOO vines
will, in all probability, be augmented
by as many more during the next ten
years, for it may be assumed that the
vineyard interest will be steadily
growing one 1t is shown that there
are $50, 100000 now invested in vine
yards in this State, including the land.
1t is certain that the production of grapes
is to be q great industry here 1t is
hardly more than two years since many
of the vineyard men were much dis
couraged. There was not little talk
about digging up the vines. In some
few instances the vines were destroyed
to make room for what were thought to
be more profitable crops. The Mission
vines. especially, were highly esteemed.
But at later day, and when there were
signs of revival of the grape growing
interest, these vineyards were considered
quite too valuable to pull up. A gre !.
many of them were grated with : - -
varieties, and these will soon be yeeoe
Ten years hence the vineyard .a:a.is 3eaIlis
of this State will be ex' .x;,a ss.s'ls.iI s.;t u
more real interest than Htneu n,hn,. w, w,
can oe collected her e. o'lSn T,.a.,.:o. ~.
Bulletin. -
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30

When man pays ten cents for bite
at restaurant the cashier hauls in the
change without looking off the news
paper. IF LIE gets twents cents worth
the cashier lays down the paper and
gives the customer a look-over If the
check amounts to thirty cents the clerk
gets off the stool, and, with a patroniz-
ing smile, passes few pleasant remarks.
But if the amount is fifty cents, and the
customer wears cane and plug hat.
the clerk enlarges upon the weather and
lets his diamond shine most bewitch-
ingly while he tells him all about the
great walk, and expatiates upon the his
tory Of the big turtle at the front door,
and what hard time they had in get
ting it all the way from South America
--.NeU York People.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30
Indian Summer.


Oh. these days,
Autumn days!
When the languid earth lies dreamin,
In sort of golden haze;
When amidst the verdant woodlands
Stapd the naples all ablaze;
Gold and crimson, brown and orange.
How they rise,
Glowing pyramids OF color,
To the skies.
When the summer tasks are done,
And the song-bird southward's gone,
And no sound
Stirs the voiceless, breathless forest,
Save when, far away and seldom,
The ripe acorn strikes the ground;
Or when leaves,
With melancholy rustic,
And unstirred by any breeze,
Circllng downward from the trees,
Spread around
A rich carpet brighter tinted
Then the cunning Persian weaves.
Oh! these days,
Autumn daysl
Who can paint the glow and glory
OF these halcyon autumn days?
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30
"Beyond this Life the sunny uplands Lie

"Beyond this life the sunny uplands lie
Where these shall all be ours, again to try,
The bright ascent toward the perfect day."
Oh, land OF the hereafter! can it be,
When to thy sacred keeping we commit
All our best treasures so conhdingly,
Our dead, our hopes, our aspirations lit
With quenchless fire, that immortality
And thy tair plains are all myth, chez
Helen e. Starrett, In Good Company.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30
HOTELS.
NEWToN,s HOTEL
LEWIS EDGERLY.
Formerly Wil;s').

MAHLON w. NEWTON, Proprietor.
Cor. Broad and Delaware Streets.
WOODBURY.. N. J.
This hotel has been reftted and newly fur
nished throughout. Its accommodations are
frst-class. A large number of new rooms have
lately been added to its previous accommoda-
tons. 1t has also attached new stables and
sheds.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30
PATRICK LEAVY,

S. w. Cor. Lehigh Ave. & Martha St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHOICE WINES.
LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Sept. Is, 1879.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30
An Argument.

As, one by one, along life's hinty way,
The hopes Of youthEfade in the heat and die,
And Of our prime the aspirations high
Remorseless circumstances rush and slay,
Then, Courage" to our fainting hearts we
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30

The midnight marauder should not be BAN
ished from our dwelling any. more quickly
than should cough or cold Of any kind be
driven from the system. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup quietly yet positively places all colds
under its control. Price 25 cents.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30
NEWToN,s HOTEL!
BRIDGEPORT. N. J.

Good accommodations for all who become
its guests. The table and bar always supplied
with the best. Visitors to this attractive
neighborhood will find here pleasant and
- SAMUEL S. NEWTON. Proprietor.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1879-10-30
NEWToN's HOTEL!
MANTUA, N. ]

The Bar is always supplied with the best
brands Of Liquors and Cigars, and the Table
with the Choicest Delicacies of the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YoBY, sep. 4--BEEVIS-Tiesh receipts were 20
~ 81 heaA an at 6O, lotal sln,e SATURDAY. u1f
head arain-t the ondng time last week
rse IN. fresh arrivals there were about 10 cart Of
raft. Ia IN. v.dn which left from
Most days trade AZ 6uthst aud nearly All be sales
werr by Kahn. who reports The market sul Al re
of "a, p.r n ON Choice steersthose grades
constituted bulk Of his supply The uaiho IN Dressed
extremely slow and prices generally were iowef
Common Good Texas sides SOLE at 49o9c GnO common 10
Good Native do. At 3G7c with choice AZ a.
Sse.c Kahn sold nj I,tL-st for kahn & Cos 35 Ken
ru,ly steers lil5 at Sc, % n and 0Oc eaea do,
2O6 n al Sc So l.3l4 m. at vc ana ouc esch
il 49, 1858 b. at s.e 20 do, at IKE "a &C. i.2 d. at
Inc do 485 H. lOiac 81 n 20 do l,5o3 n, at lO.sci
DO 6g1 H. lOo.; 10 do, ltSl d. at lO$c and % ON
r. Vosel for Meyer Regentein Il colOrados. lo7s n
at 10. 30 ID. - ,,.,,, 49,. "a
New1on A Holmes cold jersey City for a. Holden, III
Onto steers 4. ls8 n, at sac. 30 n, less 81 each.
CALvES-Iecepts were ,2Jo head-sos al vOlh So, 900
At and % al Jersey Cly There was Al
Improved demand for all grades OF Caves aud The marke
eisd rather sron opened Poor 10 Good Gratse
sold AT o2 no. ButtemilK Calves 2d3o.i ana Common !,
Prime slate Veas Aa5scs &c. reached for severA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05


BUFFALO. Sept 4.-CATILE Receipts today. $50 head
the week thus sSS head against -olb head
last week consigned through Gfsc3F~; GOOD
demand shade higher pI.cts for shippers GIt,it-
Butchers Gull several loads ursoin Lake
shippers steers ~ t00t5 10 Common 10 FaT, 80 tpd
1888 To- ~ quality hls ers and ~pTngrre hrn Tor
Good Grades, others quiet Sp1ugers mostly wanted ana
sales S37 Ter head frsh COWS t20r3o for cav
lots; Calves supply equal 70 dem nf market easer owing
25 Heavy Fed Calves light demand ~ ssdi3 per cat
SHEP AND hCCciIts TO-DAY. LOO head fOta Tor
a. week far, 800 head against l1un head same
tine consigned through. - car market dull
and declining no Eastern demand ontlhg hl sal' ui
Far 10 Good Western sheep - 3pdS3 IS Western Lambs.
Canadian CO.. ~ 6Udst 40; few loads icncih
Hoes REGENTS to-day Ass head total for the week
thus far head, against 2iSio head same IAN" last
consigned through 80 cars demand far; pi.crs
stronger 81 Workers az - SOG15 20; Heavy
dun 3. 30aS3 40 cars remain unsoii mostly OF Heavy
Grades.
CHcAoo sept. t.-HoGs-RecelptS 1000 head ship
mcnts heaD the market j. generally &C. lower though
some uric.s range the Yrseayi hikrl facknE,
s.,dSs as; Choice Heavy and Light Bacon, ~ a.aA3 90
CNfrLR-keceipis. 5000 ht1di shipments 200 htif :
Prime Heavy easier; al other Native crates ll lower
Ialr Good Good 90 Choice - goa 20 ltlhl -
slow StocSers Ia large supply but dn ther Is
heavy run 81 Westerns Ia te market. which Is 81 lty
lower Texans yer, -lna ~ ~ "nr - 40.
SHFEP-eccip- 200 mead market steady, with ialI de-
naud at S80ri 30; Lambs - Mass
~ Louf- sept. . uoos-fary active Noric-s and
Ramor.s. - 80 - so: Packing S3 go Pa chels io
select Is 80 - sos receipts 5000 head shipments 2vtO
heai.
Light 25d-4 bG: Grass Texans s2Ht5 10 toirndos
TldTi receipts. 200 hTpf shipments. lNui lead.
eurrP-sea,y; Fair 10 Gnnd 90 aUas3 Choice o. Fancy,
25qso - receipts. 1000 noai shiamca's, 1000 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

lots Of Extra Selected Calves tnt At f. roo Sh to quote
SSs PICK psy Ss' s % sss o
2he Do lsl NJ at 2c 10 do "a ~ Al 81 40 per u:
o., 10 h. a. e.. YEAS is5 b. =, ftc DO Si H. at
'c - DO 100 D. o. 3.c: "a do 100 b. a. % ~ =,
2ss n. &c; "a DO 2l2 n 2sc; Rui!ermnk Calves,
@. d. S.; Do I6z Is I've; q a. no y: Al o.
do .6 n al el,c: Fed Calves go h. al; 3a veas -
N, At PC DO Ia y At 10: ! do 1888 u =, ,e 60
d. 2s4 NJ 81 80 veals. i9S ~ al 4c; do 225
EGe oii. sold state Grsssers 2i2 - at 9.sc 10 yea
d dsi r. a &C. S o DO q! al T. 90 1 Ss 10 r. AZ
3c I79 BUCK, COUNT do ig6 y a. Go % do i2' d. al
Jehs Wright 9as GO ,oS d, eE4sssT ~ ga p az
5e 49, s H. az S 5 90 4s q. st 'o'' 90
Collins .9i s Mount Holy ys 2oo g D. az a, gS es
head-2a ears at 6otns sSe y sAS a, Jersey v
head FOR The corresponding nrao last week SHEEP
SSfe S SG Prime as oo BuoKer .ses
rrmey dll and sellers were forced 10 MAKE OF
Buicheis Sheer at "a 9c for Poor Chsc-mainy
At s lot a. r. e1p0 S, So6 Su sssa oyer mh
they paid ase Lambs sold from &c. Tor de, soai o.
most sales we're al ia.d5c.
sheep s a s s5s on S The AZ lot o DO g n al
do 10 n 37sc 30 kentucky III n at Sac: % 10
% e. ds ID 10 at ais see e? Do rs ais s s
sSis q IS, :? Me M cull lambs IS o.
SjG snsaa Lsm 81 ~ 8! DO sN s' see aS - &c
% do q H. At ~ Pry cwi iol de - - q, &c do 100
D. at 6isc 40 state Lambs. 81 n, AT iAc % do ." NJ ~
4ssc.; 81 do. 80 ~ - as.o
Dhenback & Dewey sodi SO state sheep ~ 10, s+ei
% az IIs H. at SAT- 10 fs sm. S6 r. al % a. ' Do e
b. at Sc 100 do "a n. IS O6. cwt; lo3 Cansa ao
II N. at &c. 34f no.. u ~ at &C. -.
Kirby Co sold - Canada sheer % H. at &C.; do l2s
D. 60 l27 10 &c; p OHIO do, - u, ~ 80;
80 DO S. ~ &c 1919 state LAMBS o, 70, M 3c ne Gan
Ego 4 os solI Il state sheep 1l2 n. at 4c lives.
100 9c; Bucks ~ r. al Be-; % state Lambs % ID
a ta4C.; 81 do, i5 n. 90 DC. -,
JeliiHc sod sheep ~ ~ NJ 3tc, DO, 1873
H. at5c: "a state lambs % 10 al 'se; - go ~
judd buckingham sold ~ Jersey CITY 2l3 siAte 9h'Y,
2iO State Lambs. 53'a - al 4c; 2lz do '@2
n, al &c.
Newton 3 Holmes ST Missouri Sheep. III H. AZ &c:
ia at 5o 50 Indiana do la ID. At DC;
u tate do. llS n az III.
81 n. at4Ao. .
kase d Pifcock OBS Kentucky Sheep. &c h. al 3sic;
2'9 as r, AZ BE 80 Ohio 30, ~ ~ a. - 10 sr "Li
- 40 &c. 300 Pennsylvania Lambs, Ga 10 al
4sc. 2o8 Kentucky sheep ana LAMBS, 30 10, al &c.
% ~ 323 head 10 cars az Jer
sey CITY 4Ohst Total suce saturday, 10 90
head against III hesd last week. Market for 1--we Logs
HSsC me lot OF OHIO would PROBABLY
biing Ao g. W sold % Sistelior- a3 n al &C.; q
DO pa Suic; 50 Do 2ol n, nj go judd q Co. sou
l79 hight Michigan Hogs, 100 % 1T 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

IrrFnpooL. sept. 4.-pork-Pnme Ness Eastern dull
AZ ~ Western. dun az AZ. BIc0n-CuM heIlJnd Cuf.
Tuu AZ short D. duh % ~ Long ccar .stcaoN ~
N. short Clrar STEADY at 27k Ham-L Cut, duh Al -
-h,ulter. dull at Becf-Ipuia Mess. The
kcf Extra steady N9 Prime Mesn IN The mar set
I.ri-prmc Western eteaiy &c 81 . INoN frlue CITY.
,uil at 2Gd. Turponiinc->pirit-. dul AZ q Rosn-
common. dull { al lloI. Cheese
Anerica Choice -. Lard on. steady 10 81 Four.
-Txtra tate. AT 26d Nhsdt~uur No =, dun AZ
: a. Tor southern: spring, No. ., duil ar S,d rev
Western steaay al 3 ] "a. New Souih1n Winter.
steady AT o. Corn-Mixcd steady at I'D. Cotouseas
OIL yellow Anne team steady ~ 81 hosiu-'um.noi az
London. duu AZ +3d Tuipcntine-spirts, 90 Lonion.
IIvgaf01i sept. 4 Cheese 20 3D. per cwt for the best
CRATES n smuIlcai. Laid. g cwf. Tor AmrrlcF.
ANIwERr sept. Lam closed az 10 rinon 81 confines per
FtHBtpa sent i.-Iara closed AT "a marks per IN r.
IIAvKl. sept 4.jard closed ~ 40 francs 80 contmos
Do EIls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

AsHEs-Steadv; moderate jobbing sale
COIftE-hnd Grades In 1Ohbinn request,
~ prces sales 800 bags agusyra quoted lSd Be-;
'uc D-ss 4aacibo. quoted IL lb c. Rio Grades
quiet but firm Ordinary 10 Prime CarR0cs II40lzAc.;
fAr do 1879 lJ'c; sales here but at Baltimore 1926
bags CT Euclid" private terms.
ooHi-sp0ts quiet and unchanged sales 555 bales OF
"nlch lOl as evening. including 100 10 all
SUMPTION delivered contract 300 bales yesterday. Good
ofulhAry u rec; Low Midnng li5isc.: Mifhng Upands,
IL hecepts al The 22Bs bales AGAINST i2S this DAY
st week 42;i this day last year total september
900 usts' against 1892 this SINE
9ui anu aiGhdy lower except october and AIr options
sane. itse4d.j after H. mSeptcnOer. H. Is, l21r. ~ 20,
To- lz24, l222; October. 1896. 1897. 1893, H. 1899
Noyem1er lo5j 10 90 l050 1905 1897; December lO.as
w January 1896, 1875. 1884 total 10000 bales Sales
iS % 1 up 10 p asepiemoer $50 i22s iI25 80.
Log lLO4, lOl. H. llO2 November. 1862 1860 1893
iO2o IObS 1898. 1904 1855. 1866 December 1851.
100 lsI l04S January, 1888. 1857. 1888 February
ivos siarch lO1o April. 1899 toa a. 500 bales grand
TOTAL - 400 bales First Ca~eptcinb-T. l22i, l222 Oc-
toDe Ilot December. 100. total 200 bales Second Cali
-VcoDet LOB; December l0is Mach. 1910; total 300
Dalos hrd Corresponding l223 1929; october. ll.Os
llnS Noyember lO.j6 Deceuber 1919 January, 1875
total 800 bales. Futures closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
City bank stocks Were entirely neglected. The
following were the bidding and asking prices:

Tho speculation III railroad bonds was active,
accompanied bg a general advance in prices The
Eue second consos recorded the greatest amount of
sales but md not advance as much az some others,
selling AT 74laa 73si@7l2i, and the funded ~ at
73a73l Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern
first> rose from ssh to 92a91 y. figures that seem
high enough for per cent railroad bond.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues again were az
tive the first, advancing per cent 80 75le.
bur ending AT ~. and the seconds rising los 10
81 l.. Rome WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg iirsis also
were in demand. selling at 60 l40G1 i2G 81 and e..
C. and &. firsos, assenteG, rose per cent 10 40.
Central of New-Jcrsey consos were only Il higher,
while IchIgh ana WiikesbaTr, cOnsols declined
ia per cent to ISL St. Paul sinking funds
advanced p. Northwest gold consols i; Frank
fort and Kokomo frsts IS, Hannibal and
st. Joseph - H. and Toledo and Wabash
convertibes gig per cent. Among the Pac.hcs.
Kansas Pacific, Denver Division. gained j per cent,
selling at 1c6 and incomes q per cent. Union Pa
cltic frsts were d lower At 1ONsi StLOus and San
Francisco seconds. class s. rising per cent 10 80.
aud class selling at 55G05l2 Denver and RIO
Grandc Grsts rose L per cent II 92is Annexed are
The quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

ErRopEAx PINANcIAL Markets.

LONDON SEPT 1890 p.n.Co1s0s 079is money %
account u. bonds four and half cents lv-s
1851 Erie RAILWAY 2d9 10 preferred
so 36 Illinois Central 90 Pennsvva
nrai, 49, New Central, o. heading Railroad, II"
LONDON. Alison. S1isic
ana he account. Erie Railway shHree 20a SeRJosey cen
tra conso- Pans three at
- francs 80 ceniimes for the amt
LONDON. Sept as ". ui.-ibe bullion In Bank OF
England decreased alJO during The past The
proportion Of the Bank OF England 10 liability which
last 5S7 cent, 5sSIs Ere
ond cOasol- 7o's. .
IOSpoN Sept "a p. MI. = bonds q MALT
per cens los ew hves 1862 kr1s Railway shares 2bS
cOnsns "a ~ Illinois Central, rN2. The amount
iulnop Bank England balanC.
s9eruC The Of discount fof three months Dls
open market Is y per cent Which = az per cent below
the sank Of England rate
PAas Sept .-Ihe specie IN the Bank Of France has
creased 30 81 D. 600 fran during the week.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
F.ir RIVER Mass. 4.-The Printing Cloths market
steady previous quotations. with only mod
erate nus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

In these times there is no surer quicker method
Of making money than to invest a few hundred dol
lars in stock speculation. Alex; Rockingham a
Co, brokers, IL Wall-st.. New-fork. are reliable
Of realizing large amounts for many OF their custo-
rnersL Their Weekly Fnaaosal Report is sent free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

The governors Of the Bank OF Engl and al their
weekly meeting to-day made 10 change III the
hanks posted rate of discount, IL remaining az
pcr cent against 13s per cent. the rate at which
th.ce-nonihs bills are discounted M the open
market Dunng the wcci the bank lost 100000
ties is now 5s3ls against 5s7lG per cent week
ago TO-DAY the bank gained 100000 bullion
balance. Al the London Stock Exchange cousos
advanced g 10 % r. hut finally closed az 97l3lG for
both money and account. In United states bonds.
the new j. advanced j, the 12 per cents losing T.
and the 5s being steady. American railways ioi-
low inc the home market were ali higher; Erle COM
mon advancing 81 preferred stock /, second consos
o. and funded D. . per cent. Illinois Central was
j. higher Pennsy wanna i, Central of Ncw-Jerscy
stock J., and consos - per cent. Heading bong %
lower. In Paris. the French per cents advanced
from 49, 7l2 To $500 francs
The receipts of flour and gram ~ the principal
Atlantic ports THIS ith day Of September were:
Ntw.NoTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05
CorrON MARKFrs.


LIVERPOOL sept 4-l2SOp M Cpuon hrmer and fraction
ally Middng Upanis. ga; Midilng Oreans, III
$1,000 bales Including loo bales for speculation and
export Receipts $50 bales all American.
tally lad better UpIahds Hiddlng clanse september
delivery Gss esd september ana October deiiy
c SLY also S ,sd october aud November doive.T
Gsar1. 6isd.
i1yFRIool, sept 4-i30 p. m.-Niddlue Upands Cotton
oicd Good Ordinary UplAnds Cd Ordinary DlandA6 I'D
iIyEKrOui- sept Is o. m-Ihe saics ~ Cotton today
included $500 bAes Amc1ean Futures arm Uplands,
Low Mridling clause, october celiverV t'lIsf
baltimore. sept s'otion quief hrtIang. II ~; Low
MiGdiug II SC Goo Ordinary, Al sc exports COastwise
.losToS sept &~Cotion quiet: Mldiing l2c. Low sua
ding. 2c Good Ordinary, u &C.. net receipts. lOl bales;
CHARLESTON, sept. 4-Cotton dull; Mdding lac: Low
hldiing lose; Goo Ordinary. lO4cs receipts, 1863
bales sqes. 10 bales; stock, 5s~ bales.
CINCINNATI sept. 4. -tottnu NidGug II 70 low
nhdi1r he Go"d Ordinary. II . Shipments 81 bales
sales, 20 bale; stOcS. 1874 Daios
HALvesrur sept .. C0tton quiet Mdding. J. az; Low
Hiddling lnc Coo Ordinary, lnilc net receipts lfIf
bales exports coaswse, bales; safes, $50 bales; stock.
5,sss bales
LOUISVILLE Sent. s-Coiton nominal; Miidling. &c.
MOBILE, sept l.. Cotton quiet; Nladlng. a Low Mid
ding loo; GOOD ordinary, Oc. net receipts 10 bales;
sales, 100 bales stock. 4s5 bales.
Niddlnf lOa tf Ordinary riic; net receipts ~ blle-i
exports Greai Dr. "a 6z bales sales 2so bales snueTs.
Ncerorx sept f-t-ottor firm; Mdiing 1890; net re-
ceips - bales exports coastsise. bales sales 10 bales;
PHii anEIriIG sept Cotton hrmi Nitiirg. i2s.c.,
Low Middnug i2Hc: Goof ordinary. ! Isc.. ross
cehs bales: sales Ia bales spinners o bales stock.
- bales
SAVANNAH sept 4-Cotton quiet firm snddlne. lisc.i
Low Midding llc Ordinary. iu-tc. receipts 3S3
bales sales. 300 bales; stu =. 30 % bales
LOUIS. COTTON firn Mldillng, ~ i1c; Low
Ordinary. lU'sc. receipts - hlies
shipments. 80 bales saee 20 bales; stock. 6 bales
Low Mddnnr lie. ordinary l04c. receipts, 70
bales; stock, % bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-05

The United States Treasurer nj Washington 10
day received $i20.0OO in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were S12GoOO,
and the internal revenue receipts were 1ilO,NoO.
The following is The clearinghouse statement for
to-day: Exchanges, T67, ,559; balances,
30 022 023. The business NJ the Sut-Ircasr-v Gov
cred Receipts = .sll ,345 payments. -, &JoOo
currency balance. @lZ.OjG,53f; coih balance.
S136 6O7, 500.
The foowingwerc to-days quotations for donies-
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