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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-29


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~ Pcrso, ltttsJIentton. "a
z. Wallis here this week.
g9l,:I j Moore was in town this
week. & ifs. li
AZ slalnakcr, Of Troy was here
thisBweek.
Mrs. Or Walker, 3odft Troy, is visit:
ingffriendsjherc; AZ
Or 81 Cream left US % locate in
Doddridge county
I'M, Gaylord Iwent TO Baltimore
this! week report. N pa
Mrs. Morrow, of Jacksonville, is
visiting Mrs D. NJ Bailey. III
Several. Asylum contractors were
in town. this week. h 49,,
A.sMSsmitll was At Buckhannon
on Thursday last: i
DR.. Bland.lcf on Saturday last
for Clarksburg and Parkersburg:
Nfessrs.s Andrew Edmiston and
w. v y Brannon returned from
Braxton on Saturdaysla I'm
Captain Henry AlclFhorter, Of
Charleston, is visiting his uncle,
Colonel, John sAIcWhortcr.
We forgot!to mention lasttweek
that I: Oliver has gone ito
Flcmingtonjto attend school.
Simeon Smith who has been in
Kansas for some time, is now in
Colorado HcI saysill eis delighted
will that country
FR1SkstlgS;.X:@!$Ni1L3r is improving
his cool Spring valley property:
The literary exercises 4 at the
Academy are beco ming very inter:
esting, We! understand,
IfSou;want 70 getsknocked down
ask Ralstoni8When he lis going to
lalltovcs 5 n: N iii
FORGE :s9 i you ought MOTTO keep
the boys up So late; itisspnl.ealthy
you Know. NJ Il,
TIRswill 81; attIekSlYclch, mem
ton of3Ihiiic;hSTasI madesin this pa
per, was finally admitted 10 record
Iatb the last term Of the Circuit
Court. VI
The Spring Term Of the West
Viz AE.iEs;ni \, / College, at Bennington,
begins on February 9th Prof.
IA f,SSS y ,v;l Ia iraa,lS,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-29

siJAM y. :, " MoIloi!!ASS}$' IS!lI6o was
tchargtdiwilh stealing horse, va, was
convicted Attic list term ii Iii,
Braxton Circuit. Court, md md. septsn.
ecd 10 0 years imprisonment in tthc
penitentiary: Harrison Jackson,
ofglnseng notorioty was also con.
victed ofrobbery and sentencedlto
the penitontiary for 10 yeats.s our
Baxton neighbors seem detcrmin.
ed to get rid of horse thieves and
robbers, and have adopted tile
the sensible and only feasible plan,
by giving them q good term in The
psnitcntiary. i,.a.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-29

-AcclDEHT-Aliss Susan .Dit,nen,
one Of the attendants it tie .Asy-:
lpm; met :9s with q serious 81. accident
the latter part of last week. She
WIS standing on a high step-ladder
washing windows, when she fell to
tho floor, afrac.taring one of her
limbs above tho ankle and severely
injuriag her SPINE Her condition
has been very serious ali week, but
is thoughttoI be better at this time,
and Drs. Camden andsKunst have
.1lllo|Y, some s hope, Of her recovery
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-29

Mn. THOMAS LYNCH Of Sand
Fork had d side Of stock and farln-
ing utensilstonT Thursday Helwill
move in q few days 70 y Weston s!i,ll !
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-29

FLoIREc ozF6G Ills i tlsq
last. dayton. bid ding on the ASYLUM
#fiourgc6ntract The fortunate bid:
der willzll9veI 10 besprett low
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-03-29

MIR. lkSDllE:wi EpMis7oy viii
novel his Office tthe,1st Of April to
his new office, adjoining Iii, fatlleEs.
residence y ...ss,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

wsdnr, N Good shippers Steers ~ 1884, 30 Choice
sfr50Fs = Butchers steers IS 2JarJ o. falf 10
Cool iteefs. - 1HtS - th"'" - ~ .,l'
1s2 p Mixers and Spinges, tan-t per mead ""'ri
sales M <Z20 sgS per heaI t'hDft. f3yt-3f.
SHEEP AND LAMr-Isrceipts to-day f1Oo head total TOT
l.iIN hc1d Tor The iiin' t- Fh,
9sOO head: receipts consigned rh - m1rSet
owing heavy receipts FAr o. Good western -rp,
si 65q@i Choice ~ 2jafl 30 We tern Lambs slHSi -
nos~Rccelrs today G2j head ior iAc week fans
FAR time last Week, 1929 hft
receipts consgued ~ maric' nrn; scuFe
M'sliglDS - GO0sl 20 Choi0c formed s. .5ott 30;
GooI Medium Heavy. - TOa 80 90; Far 10 Good Heavy.
% 3o0s3 50; PIG, Sass l2'2 1900, 49,, H..
neutr. anf4 HIt Ff-nitt -lss
ul.y Ice higher an Mire,i Packing - 25as5 J1i
Cnoce Heavy, - 6O0t5 20. Light, iS 4yos5 ~ M -,
CATTLE Receipts. 1000 hrnl. shipment. lStn near;
shade stronger. and l1rf active NATIVES, 80
Butchers steady unchanged Ffed".s 1ni riock
aei bat there Vas Good ran ~ e., frn and
Texans - lo wyoming Natives IS; market .afy 'cuFe
and siaasy throuzAouf
SHEEP LOCO head shipments, none Hfiud"n
fair M unchanged prices.
East InFKfY. Penn. sept % tArILaThe receipt. 70
1877 head. al for here tie simply D. fh
and there Is active market, bat no renucion Of al
least from weeks cnsng figures the qlt.A1 has
AMI o.. pf -trs
country local ccairr. hsve formed the bulA o. tho
Best -JGfJ - Far 10 Cool ~ 81 al 20 Common - 20
30.
ass 90; Phiadeinhias. % go0Si.
SmTFr- me pie head sales very
slow. and l5s. 60 suc. OF from is 9 Ne-t's prices 80
~. LOUIS Se g. -i.- Os>Sfeady q Nfa Packing - -
500 and Batimorrs - fo0-3 80: Bat hers
10 select - J0aSJ '0 receipts 22c0 head shpmenos'
CATrIF-Sow ard weak. prices unchanged; Good 10
Clole Usayy~frsf~, - N5a+Js do Light - SJfrt 20;
Grass Texans - 80 - 30 receipts 2oOp n'' slYaen's
3nD head.
sIirYP-scarce and wanf9l; Pair To Fancy S3QSIi re-
Ceipls. 100 head shipments 200 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

r,at,er rests with the London reconstruction trus
,oes. who hold irrevocably the voting power OF
onealf the capital stock of the company, and that
che purchase of a single share of stock gives them
tbe absolute control of all elections, in spite of any
combination to defeat their choice
The report sent Erio to the head of to-
DAYS stock market in amount of transact
tions but ne advance in its price was
hardly so great as might have been anticipated
fronl the unusual amount of business. With trans
actions of 81 500 shares the extreme advance was
only Iii per cent from last nights price, and the
snal sales at 2sl2 showed gain of only per cent.
III. preferred stock however, from 50 to 53s
The general market showed considerable feverish-
ness. and after numerous fluctuations closed with a
majority Of stocks fraction lower than the last
prices of Yesterday. but not so much might
reasonably have been expected after the rapid ad-
vances of the previous three DAYS. Among the
changes were as follows: Lake Shore declined z,
Michigan Central Is. and Central aud Hudson 4 per
cent and g., c.. c. and !. gained y per cent. The
granger stocks were irregular; Chicago. ST. Paul
and Minneapolis gaining IS. Milwaukee and II: PAM
l. and preferred stock - per cent, while Northwest
common lost n. and the preferred stock Ii per cent
The SoutA wesierns were irregular; the 81. Louis
Kansas City and Northern shares, Wabash and ii an
uibal and 81. Joseph common stocks clos
Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred, Mis-
sour. Kansas and Texas, Iron Mountain,
and the 81. Louis and san Francisco STOCKS were
lower. The miscellaneous lOW-priccd stocks senel-
ally yielded "A fraction. but the Chesapeake ana
ONO shares showed gains of Il aud y per cent
The spc culation in the coal stocks attracted less
attention today than Yesterday. all hOugh there were
frequent aud wide fluctuations. When the late adj
i'll their prices Is cousidered small declneS
shown where there were changes. must be re-
garded as insignificant. Telegraph stocks continue
dull the trading in them beng too small To POM 10
any conclusions. Pacific Mail was again active,
and advanced 10 25i2 reacting only to 29is "a the
close. Express stocks firm. Adams rising IRON
1OOi2 to 1O2. The dealings ia mining stocks were
without feature but at the Mining Board the busi-
ness in the fancics continues 10 be large.
Besides the business at the Stock Exchange, theie
j more than the usual amount OF outside dealings
I'm railroad securities that are not on the Board
list. We note sales of ~. Paul and SIOUX cry com,
mon STOCK nj 34Slla PRE- erred stock at ca l.. and
inst mort gnQr per cent bonds al 3tG ~ - Lake
Erie and Western income - at %. 1id Lafayette
Boomrrgi ou and Nuncic income IS at 3d.
The general market at the close vas barely steady
o. quotations.
TIE sIo-K Market
"a. M. "a s.ifr-unt fnHqE1ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

The arrivals ofncag $50 classes o. Horses have incr lssi
during TIE Two Hrfs. ali tAt SAFE ana L
change stables are Ectine Ic'N cl hlr. ln' nl vac
rrcaiGfs c-nrrialN rather
flesh ara show the OF their summers "H.k
~ M roo4 care and plenty 90 gin aftr- thrir
appearance ROndc. and puts Them boz Tar lfir coal
oou. buyers rlthcr uuroisr tehA ln 3D., tie
Is little disposition To holf ont Tor higher pt "a
On grades ~ stock. but ~ n oINi uit
10 tell what will Doc tie result of sl'n
move eliT speSin-. tho market - CLOSING hi'ef y
price. DIi tlr ANufnN OF
business transacted. 40 Large lIisd Hur-es have been
shruo abroad week Dot few Carriage ANIMALS ind one
two Saddle H1Ircs have been seu o London Ter rfFle
usr. Two snail Tots ser imported one I. r-i' ~
tall on- ard Mares which fasru urUf to
vicinity of SrTcus. This state Tor breeding 'nr-
ise4 The other lot mpus sual Horses lr 1893 i To- IA
Norway ami a. be taken to Madison. Ai hoy rt.fhpp
gn1f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

SIEARlNE-Quiet firm Western b'sd6'sc.; CIV o's1
sUGAE-Rehned firm. in demand: STANDARD a" ss-a
S'ir; Crushed 9sc.; Powdered and Grauuaied Dc; cut
Loaf. 9c. Raw still hrm and ~
tar 70 Cool Refining cuba. 6s0fc. sales byI hhcs Nus
covado. 6isig7sc. 299 hhds. Centrifugal 7a7 hsc 10
O1C.
IALLOW-f',rrn sales. 10000 n 5Tsd6c.
Ih-A-in good demand. late advance well sustained.
IOBAC.t-k tntucky hrm moderately active; Lugs. Ia
Ont crop sales s29 .7h Pna vania. ii ~
10 zoe Gases ISIS New England, ic 10 dc go cases
1917 Pcnnsviya'na IA 2jc 2f7 1878 Ohio. 0gc
10 lOtc. $50 bale, Havana. s2c. 10 ~ o..
NHlSkk1-FTmrr: II o.. bid held Il CO.
WHALEBoNF-Q but lrr We quote Arctic 81 %
MOpl-Prees sun firm. demands quite good. yet
The late excitement and BIO gancv - Lacking; holders
control stocks well. Domestic Ficeces Ohin. Peuu-
sylranil Virginia Washed Fleece. xxx
800 sic; No. DO, .TG3Sc.; Common do 3iE35c' Comb
ing DO, iOoffc; New-Nok STATE Michigan Indiana ana
Wisconsin. and kA do, 33GSfc.; No. ! do. 81 1toci
No DO, 54d De- common DO. 81 033.; tomhine do. -
.b49c; IA. ., 32aSjc; Combiur DO, - oS9c. Missouri,
k"ugcGy and Tennessee Washed fleece - trc nwas"d
il-ece, tOaSc iuwa-A"i Nomlilg -Sa s3c. Iuhwesled
Wco-ch tee. f00iic Fair. 3-Gl'c. inferior ana Bn
80 c53c Pulled NvDl-Nrg i0rS civ Extra Pul 3D. $50
~ 1c. super. Inl ed afQin: Llmps Pulled. 81 t.c.i
Western super. Estrc er},c Country Extra Puri.
.l1JJc; per Pulled. - Rt~c.. Lambs lulel. 3Ia3'r.
Ter lor Nap.s-hnr. 11d25c Medium - 21r.; oi-r,
l'a@c: Lambs loo2ci Black, olOc oregon aud - IN
tru >tatc--t nva-fel Clothing. 11tric. t0Lpug 10.
Low Grades and EuTrr. lSG2Nc teNas- Fine El@f-
et. - 2-c. Nrum. Zjaiuc. Fine Western. ~ 02.c.
Nra lt. 20 Improved MtNirln. Ii0l-c.; Mexican,
ts"ltt For igl woods 'tpf nl Good HOPE --1 &C.;
ANA Ncsiz, or3-, Ausirailn CLOTHING. 400 i2c.i
Coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
I-TTlls -.
AsIEs-stoqly. IN small sale Pot. 4sol lie; Pearl, "a
Glr.
BEIswAX- quiet wholly nominal Western and southern

TUESDAY. sept. 23, 1s-9.
AsIEs--toqly. IN small SALE Pots 4lao he; Pearl "a
BfrswAX Quiet wholly nominal Western and southern
broom C0IN-rrm m fair request brush and short
iar i,oa 90 aoc,. l4,c Common TO Vain. q. oic. R,d
b,iLI-No aAriiIA i.--Bncs. generally lower; fair
n '' , , ir,a ~. .- ai',e nberaiig from
s' Is, "ei-l,' 'Yi i - g"'s ' ne r 49,
.. 3l Jera.t 80 s4sa oyi tssoii. sisnds' ~ 2.@
o i.. -.,o 80 so cement o.,idale, -r g,. bOc asi.
fi ,na' 9o A,"'''iia, II Irs common. 75 .,i
.ulr. ,0a ,,; state ~ 46j i,r Dmainon slG, Sc ior
oul.ne. Latl, ,9o ,tf A Lnmoe a.tern slGn,c:
10 i. 'o s1 e,rrl and - ass ior -r,cias,
lts. yellow Pine; iian.on c,ige'- al 40 'u s-es- per
0il---t.lly. ~ iar request; sperm. 25asGc per
r r,,,a5. g. Ai-inan - TO lj ounces. u 'ac..
oili9 ,o,Y-Q.i unchanged. German srauul-,ei 4'4a
rr U i. cnrar,s establish cpublaaiioA Da-l. Of Val
ues Gtumlneis quei AptiIaSie ,. tnee,rs s. We i
,'s,ps, a., , - 5.-i s,o1ch cas 5 asas 30:
ania Co., - cumberland, BFoaltjp and Cearneld, sia
cocoA-s good demand aEn h. casynq ol.n Sl>gs2e.
COlIEL-Mii GRADES yeiY steady; t,s,i4" m,-rn'1liy
Mcgc advanced c pr % ana we're Ser nfa oa.'- ~
pine OaiS't- o a. a.. - - 800 6'iS
Ciy o. sra :: IN eaiiimore 100 oags Gorge Pga
lions. Ord.uaiy Clreoes 2'ic. Fam j'4ci Good 10 &c;
fr..
an, fu Galveston. go bags; az Ncw-Df
loans savannah. 4iut bavs; ~ Baltimore.
York Gl4SS bags ;pts lnt,Sil ba1s;
siocs IN second Baumore l3s bags; az New
Work. M a-2 bags. nta, ISl, iOtD1gs; iOia stock. 80,
lD. bags and loading fr The United states 10 August
e. $50 40. bags: purchased Tor lned Sate 10 september
~ (25OOO 27nnOu bags: total visible supply 5if
fIom warehouse during the week; BAIL
lO 1851 BAGS total 5i91 bags
CDDPERAGE sTOCK-AM prices steady, trade IA '.eAgc;
inches. heads 81 bJH-l sugar
~nooks 250S2 30 30 inches
II fOGrl 80 Rum -lophs, - ou1
- Pipe shocks ~ 5D0S7 Empty nOgsheads. 81 70
Hoops feet. Ordinary ~ Prime S5%ds5o Hoops II ieeI
Ordinary PrilGr, f2Sd so
AGE-steady. with the usual sales Nofdage sizes
ah,ve - thd 90 M. di"nl - e; Manila C'ra-
ilu "a iu. and DAM l4c Manila Dpri
c Manila Cofdast bot rope arnsb
MD ana td l43ic1 MauilaWhale Lines II &c iarrc Ma
uia l9 nc Fine TlFrrd Manila ath Nsra. &C., Sisa Rope.
sizes above td and Hay and Hide Rope LEI >sal Rope
disml IL >lsal Rope, thl and thd u
in and b,s di4n lie. rarred Slsa Lam Yarn 10 sc;
NAVY Oafum ac United States Navy Oakun. $40; Best
% ktu. luC. net cash
COTFON-SpOis quiet further decline Of c per ID
38ybaes. which ~ last evening all FOR con
sumption delivered contract 5,3ov bales YESTERDAY
rs al The ports % T2Jbses 2zl5 this day last
week 1919 This day last total since September J.,
~ 7GJ bales anst 542ls bales ts buie Last season
sioc X. 50 lu0 bales here. Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

prints o fistribpon we're as foowS Ere RailTay =
cans ~ Cream 2g9j of Mix: Harlem i.i rlu 800,
e.; New svep i.a,lroia a29 DO; Hsdson 'er sSr,
3lS do. Midlni Railroad Oi5 ~ MIX aan Az cans
Cream mi-ceiian' ons nearby toat. dwl ms %. a S
by boat $50 total. HbO3 ~ MIX ~ 40 quarts ,ac
Tue prce which Surplus has been sold on lac platform
during the 81 Il. Beg ming NJ 81 ihere w"
criual npr,y 10 ia" iGt ~ - was fet no."
fhlf time the the market Srny without
variation IN prices. There Is s ovrrsuppy OF hi~
coming forward wh ca prevents much o. any ADVANCE III
prices
vEGrTABLEs.
Exports Of Potatoes. 1873 blis; ~ onions, >" pAk''
There l. rather stclditr feeling IN IN. market 10Y To-
tat's lout change I'm prices Nof Ne-N nnci ophE "a
Onions but desirable lots are no lower There Is nor IN
qlfy ior IuTrs. and prices have eiFnic'i FAR tit ~
Nlbbagcs quotations More demand for lln.ns ihnh<h
The supply las been increased % such IN tNA n ~ Keep
Choice lof ot Green Com cold !au.f OF
SID ~ - lots not wanted 10 'uy price EtN M'tI
melons sfl and extra lot. held a. extreme hsues
Quotations:
FofafOcs. Fafv Cucumhers l.. l..
ito-', Dbl -...G 81 OldSl % Der iND.--..-- <V1 "V
Do. Peerless GOA ..- Cabbage. Flat ~,
Do sweet Vel Duicn, per lo1SJ OodS9 W
low, VA . rs Gf,en Corn per -
Onions. Waltr.bbl 7Ja p squash. Marrow =.
DO. Red and Vel bol .-----.-.- ~ 20
low -....... 5000. 5Od 80 PumpAins. per - M
Iutnius RUSSIA. JUL. - w" w
bbl...........-.. "a l p W ate mol0n-. 1900 80
per uO-...---.lt Ov1-O w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

In State bonds Louisiana consos sold at 1890
90 and Virginia IS consolidated, ex matured cou-
pons al 59G5ssi.
The only sale of city bank stocks was of 20 shares
of Commerce at 1874.
4 GOOD business was done In railway bonds at
rather regnlar prices. The Fries were higher and
oct,v. S33I 600 second cOnsOl> selling at 1Ja 1O4
go. and $40 900 funded 5s at 75l2a Il2. The
gold copsol. were Il IN CHER at 1928. Central OF
Neyc-Icrsev consols and convortibles were barely
steady while Lchigh and Wilkesbarre coils0ls rose
from s1s. TO s2l2as2. c., G. and i. c. irsts ana
seconds assented were higher in the early ptai6-
inps but IN the closing sales tne niS's au 40
shaved decline Of y per cent. while the seconds
m ~ were . Der cent higher. Chesapeake ana ONO
fr.t- serie, b. declined is per cent 10 y z, anu
lie currency interest debt l. to 24l4. Oh the ~.
IouiS and Iron Mountain issues, CAIRO; ARKANSAS
and Texas firsts were Z higher at yoi2.
aud Cairo and Fulton hrsts "a az lol.
while first preferred incomes were % lower al
T3s, OHIO and Nississippi seconds dropped y per
cent 10 lO1l2 81. Paul sinking funds rose = 10
los later selling at 1919. Missouri. Kansas ana
Texas hrsrs and seconds, Rcne, WATERFOWL ana
OgdeuShurg frsts and Burlington, CEDAR haplus
and Northern IS were steady ..oo- -,
The Snb-1reasury to-day lost -, 1852 on Dal-
ance. -. 1855 Cos currency ana sS1 ,G2J com ms
makes the loss since last FTidSy 1907. 4Zo-cui-
Iency - 023, 999 and coin $l73,42I. The receipts
OF gold from abroad to-day amounted to S2.2Ul 300,
making a total of So II o 900 siuce Friday. Money
steadily worked closer to-day at from % per cent
closing with the highest rate bid. On Govern
ment bonds the uate is to u per- cent.
The Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
eeiyed S142. 900 in National bank notes for re
demption. The customs receipts were $0s9,OOO, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

O.. f.r.l no
A.h = p "a. ~ ~ , '1fs~9 s1r'",
n 7.-i7 '. ~ ~ -, r. & y, - IA ,f,i
,., "." .t e. ~ 30. ,i1i t,.n 80 Al ~ l5.
s, t, ~ Inn, ..,~,'- - arc INN -. f,ir ,.,ano
,-. . D,1 .. ,., ,..,.rn ga lois 40 acc. SO.
,-~ ,re..er r. af +e o,..rlt No = ~ e--.rn 3Or;
-.t ., ~ Al - b. f.a.r. In i'm lff rrppDsf up
..fsr.... ,,fnf. tn,f. rive fUg.
f be- ..p IT,. ~, % i-..,.ri Sec, ry active
..t. ..I. q, I., haas li . clover dufl fiign.
, ,,'.,',t ~ re- n a. C,,,I H.. IN. hta cr,
ME-, ,.. ' , ',.,. ,.-,,'nslr Sc. ne III 10
" '' -,' f<..,. .,i,'., a.. I, ,r, tr. t,,t.
-'rn l',.- ''' lei ''''h''S " '''' o''i' -'' ''
-'- a. o., ,..,- Ca ,,,f ,.,..o. of r.,r ,~ic.s
i.'t. p. ,,t .,,, 49, ~ ,,ir,,
..l'. ..i- ~, D, a.. ~ ma r. ~.
.-. .,t,.. 81 Az AZ, ,,-,-i.--
XXX -, n-f q, . .,i, ~. 800. et 81 .itf..
~ o ~ ..t - >. d. n , .-...',.lr. ;n . q, ,r. n..
..f.f So conn tn-.,fl.l hrt s'ra'.v If-lof. ororDl
r,s r i a,r ,sa if ,as. ..r., Is rs I'D -i .c casa;
p. cd ~ ,,, ,r.,.. .'i ii.'l,,~ ~ - ,e
49, ,, ,f.. -.,.-r .. 10 -... p to.ni anal
49,. ,. -.. It..c.
-it d. '.i.i o.. ''.. '..' ..... l- D.. ~.
i} ~.t.' - ~ - .''. .i-~ -' "' .' ID. %, 49,
t.rl t"' .- Do 'f'l. .' La .'... ..' -'.., 800
-fonH -n' man. ''-'N pr ~. ''' I',..,i 49, .i
- r % - .'i ~ d. '.' t'.- ~ w. p ..',
any, i.i.' i'' i'.-' ''' p '-Ii' ' .-' -..
'~.Ti Nt lh &C. o. ' '.. .-'-.. '.i.-'ii Zoo"
d'..- g. NoN i'tit H.-f li"uF ''' d" f' pa. ,l
art. huin % -''t b" Il .'I d 't' UT .'i
ri '.i'" '.'iF i-..,. 1890 '''.'
Moderately aeon, "l" Z. -i' To-, ,- W. 1900 . .
bAlti' 't' J" .'...'... t..-- "' .'f ''
-uiat he I'I ~ - '' '''if - ~ r .'. ''i
20 = Isl NvN,.i.'i. '''', -' .' .,, .. 80 y. ~
pA,s hlh ii' ..-,., 3 ,, t, ~ , 81 ,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24
COTTON Markets.

LIVERPOOL sept. 23-l230 p m-cotton easier and frac-
tionalg oteapsr lng oranf AL M9 s Orsans
ana export Receipts 200 hrs all American Futures par
I'd do %cvemo.s al December deliyers 5i5 a
All April densety, o. - do. April andaay delivery.
ia \ Nv CTop.sppri aaagrv aud February .sa5 81
IIvEn0Ol- sept 23-lyn n- hiddiihg Upands Cotton,
07 I'D; Niddling orleans g'l-d . 81, ,.o,,ou ., A..
,,c ci1Sf'.ig Il III ~, Slis. American.
-, los Middling. 9t-dY2c- Good Ordinary, y.c
ssrts !, Is bales sales l.l3I bales
,s NInd,ng fO.sc; GO,d Ordinary luilr: net receipts
bales gross 70 bales exports cosstwse :; bales stock
Bo,f1S sept 23Corton quiet Anidling, l2c; Low
Mddng IL c Good Ordinary ~ go NJ :5c.iP.s' i2.O
bales. gross rSj bales, e1Dorts 10 Orsa BRITAIN AoZ bes
s3S. lsSn oS sept % Cotton quiet and ea-y MddIng
nj receipts 269s bales exports cotwse, LOLA bales
STNciSsAr sept 2J.-COitop dull; Mldding 1886; Low
aldang lobe. GOot Ordinary. lUs: net receipts, 2lI
bales; spinents 1913 baes sales, 81 bales stok. l9SO
.vrsroS SEPT Cotton irregular; MidannC lOi-c,
Low Mdding Osc' food VfdnIy, V'-e net tsseeepes.
YrsSiis sept 2SCoiton strong Mladlng II -al &c.
Low Middling H2dJ'sci Oood OI9is' ~ i,' ao.so h'
i'SSSwoaIGGxs sept sScoton weak and regular MIA
ding i0Sc Low Niddng Zoe; Good Ordinary. not quoted
NJ, 5227 bales gros 56is bales exports coast
wise T. 20 bales; sales 500 bales stock id5Sl bales
net -ospt- hess bales exports coaswise 1861 baies
sales. 25e bales; sIOck, !. $50 DaleA ,, o
Low Mdimg. sci Good Ordinary he; net receipts
none, gross. baes' saIcs lei bales spnnsrs 1875 Dss
sI1AssAH Sept 29-cos.on quiet, Middung. eT.c, Low
Middng 9eo God 800 orda..s ylse ne. receipts oes
| bales
LIVE STOCK MARKkrs-BY TELEGRAPH
prryAto sent 23-CAruk-Receipts today, $50 head
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rrIcr, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
" sA>rRANcisco MINING srocKs.
CLOSING rRiors OF sAN
81 ~ "a
Yesterday. To-day.

Government bonds were active and higher. Tho
business at the Boards amounted to $o'i3OOO, dis
tributed ~ follows: $4,000 coupon os at lO2@l
and S1lO0 600 registered at lO29ia 1925; 100000
coupon ID per cents at lOois and S-O."OO resls-
tered M 100 and $40 600 coupon Is al lO2Ss and
SOB 600 req stored at 1918 District of Columbia
3-Gls were hardly strong a small lot selling AT
slla. The market closed strong AT annexed quota
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

the internal revenue receipts were S23O.0OO The
Clearing House statement to-day was follows
Exchanges 500, 1666O3; balances, 81, 532 404.
The business at the Sub-Trcasury covered: Re-
ccipts, $1,7S2. Sl5 payments, $4.259142; cur
rency balance, S26, 1862; coin balance,
Sill ,263, SO.
Foreign exchange is dull and rather weak the
business being done at about l. cent TO the below
The following nominal quotations:
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7sc; state nominal; Timothy less active NJ 81 25ns2 20
Si31i2.
SPICESClOves active. firm al 9th in good
lobbng sale. steady Numegs 9u092t G.: Singapore Ptpper
22c Others l2c Calcutta Ginger 4d84c; African i'fa
4i2ci Cloves ~ = i5c. Stems, lie.
SkfNS-Goat nrm. IN demand Deer firm. fairly wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

In London the markets Were reported steady for
British cOnsOis at 97lI6, United States 5s Is higher
al 1885 IL per cents steady at 10S0s, and new Is
lie higher at 104ll6. American railway securities
following the home market, were higher; Tor Fries,
common stock l2 preferred stock Il, second consos
p. aud funded IS l. per cent. Illinois
Central and Pennsylvania Central were un-
changed, New-Jcraay Central mp 10 51l2 and
consols to l02. Reading being Il lower at 19i4 The
Bank of England TODAY lost 100000 bullion or
balance, making loss in five DAYS of e i2,OOO IN
Paris French per cents were down To c3UO at
/ o'clock. against So. 72l2 last night.
The receipts OF flour aud gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 23d day Of September We're:
NowYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-24

PHILADELPHIA sept. 23.-WoDl-eieafy and firm do;
good Ohio pruusy yanll agd West virginia. AN ant
above. 4Oc. b 1885, Medium iJ0f- ac Coarse 800
.c NeN-Nprk. higau Indiana and MrffrIn liue.
3I137c: U4 l2e.: tysrsr. as0f9'a
Washed. sDD4Jc do.. Uuwtslri Ioa359lc. Canada Comb
ing, 5000. Inwa-hcd. - Coarse Do. 80
3pc: Medium do. 3l03sc. Tue washed. i20tfg colorado
Washed. ?O02tc.. TnwashrI.. l-d2 poe; Ertfa and
McriuO Pulled, cS,c; No ami super Pulled sJaJoc.
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Sales bp Auelion.

by JOHN II. DRAPER & CO., AuctiOneers.
The DELAWARE LACKAwASNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY will sell
100000 Tons SCRANTON COAL
AT Public Auction WFDN ESDAY. september 20. at -
SAMUEL SLOAN. President