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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-27

say that il is enough TO break the
heart of anv man who is trying to pull
down lead TO find his opponent just
behind at all times. Weston is going at
a good pace. He is both cheered and
Kissed and appears to enjoy both equal
" well. Hart was presented with a
magnificent full rigged floral ship and
Daniel O'Leary, who made the pre-
sentation, carried the emblem with
BLACK Dan, as the colored boy iscalled.
1t took O'Leary's smartest strides TO
keep side by side with Hart, and the ap-
plause was simply deaiening. Cheers
for OIeary and Hart were given every
few steps. The whole interest seems TO
and Hazael. Weston finished his 4OOth
mile at 1906, and Rowell his 450th at
1907, and as the figures went up the
applause was deafening. The score OF
the leaders at this moment was: Row
ell. 45O; Merritt, 40; Hazael, 43O
Rowell retired for rest at 1913, Ha-
zael went to his tent at l0:ll, and Mer-
ritt rested at 9:55.
Score at IL o'clock: Weston, 404 !;
Rowell, $50; Hazael, 43l; Guyon, 4l5;
Ennis, 374; Merritt, 40; Hart, 40S;
krohne, 375; Taylor, 2l3; Fedemeryer,
S4S.
Hazael come on at la, and walked
very stiff and lame. He seemed pretty
well used up. Hart came out few
minutes after. The garden is still packed
with people, who are anxiously expect
ing the other walkers To appear.
Hart and Hazael had the track all to
themselves for sometime after midnight.
ROwell came on at 1929 A. NJ, and was
greeted with strong applause. lie was
followed at 1920, and another great
cheer went up. 1t had scarcely sub
sided when the air was rent with an
other burst OF applause as Merritt ap-
peared at 1882. Hart, Hazael, Rowell
and Merritt are now running.
The score at o'clock stood: Weston.
4O5; Rowell, 452; Hazael, 1876; Guyon,
4l5.
The score at A. NJ. stood: Wes-
ton, iO5; Rowell, 452; lIazael, 1876;
Guyon, 4l2; Ennis, 81; Merritt, 4i2 (;
Hart, AS; Krohne, 3S2; Taylor, ll3;
Federmeyer, 3iS.
Merritt, Rowell and Hazael are now
walking at a rapid pace in the order
named, one behind the other, single file.
The walk is a rapid one and Rowell has
to trot frequently to keep up with it..
The crowd yell and cheer, and call on
Merritt to "shake off the dogs" Hart
Joined the line :25 A. NJ The specta.
tors show no signs of weariness.
1t has just been officially announced
that Federmeyer has withdrawn. He
left the garden with score Of 34S miles
IN his credit
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THE STAND

Its Arrangements and Its Occupants.
The stand was the one used by
the RrpubUruuS ui BelIaIre iur
several wears past. It. capacity was
considerably increased, however, and 70
was quite ta~tciu..y decorated. In front,
the letters formed I'm evergreen, were
the words Foster AMI blaine. VI
each ~iiv were coWmoiiOus tables ior
the use of journalists. Along table was
ais, placed iu front OF the platform for
the same purpose, but this WIS early
invaded by the crowd, and occupied
as q seat.
On the stand were the following mem
bers oi the press. j. +. Ciegs, repre-
spnting the Cincinnati GI,si'r. +. ID.
MuSSrv, Cincinnati Commercial \. W.
Cobb. Cleveland Lr15sr; ogden, OF the
Pittsburgh CDmufrriaLGg,s''s, W. a.
Hunt. st. C,airSvlilc Chronicle:
A. VI. Cow. Washington Duy
R,pgrsr. j. \. Drcuncn, Martins
Ferry Mus. A. W. Campbell,
Wheeling h,,U.lucsr, and other
Wheeling journalists, besides several
others from a distance whom We did not
meet. or whose names We have forgot
ten.
Among the other gentlemen upon the
platform We noticed j. 7. Photograph,
VI. c.. Capt Cowcn, DR. Close and Hon.
W. y. krunuu, of ~ ClJirsyIlle; Prot.
Hrryrv, Major Wright, Dr. Erirc, Rev.
Blrultz. Postmaster Sterling, pr. Surgi-
son. Major Tom and Colonel Ed Nor
ton. pr. Logan, Judge Cochran and DR..
BtrI. oi this city; Mr.. Holungswortn,
Republican candidate for state Senator,
AMI Mr.. lIogue, Tor Representative, and
scores Of others.
j.. B. smith kept the crowd, % a GER
tain extent, from ImpIticnce by some
orthodox Republican remarks, which
were well rrcIvcl. lie also introduced
Mr.. solomon llogur, aS the next Repre-
sentative in the State Legit,dture, who
stepped forward, accepted a round OF
applause, and retired m spite ui re
prltci calls Tor a speech. Alta quarter
past two dispatch was rr1t say
iny that Mr.. Blaine and the Conn
mirtr, Of escort had lett Wheeling and
thcvrrached Bcllajrc thirty-tivr minutes
later.
Mr.. smith announced the arrival, and
tina, the party were at the hotel. Some
one iu the audience inquired how many
people were i'm the audience. "On.
said Mr. : "thcrc are 1900 here now,
AMI ds many more coming. That was
one estimate. DR. Baird laughed. and
upon being asked what he would estl-
mate the crowd ut, said 1000. That was
another.
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Gathered From Our Dispatches

All the hostile Zulu chiefs have sur
rendered.
Two thousand nine hundred and cigh-
ty cighty-scvcn fires occurred in Russia
during August.
The quarrel Of Germany with Japan,
about the latters quarantine regulations,
is getting more serious
The Presidential company visited
Dodge City, Kansas, Yesterday, but
there was no demonstration, the people
having no curiosity to see the President
or any Of his party. At larned they
visited the county fair and made the
usual speeches.
There were six cases Of fever in Mem.
pins, yesterday.
Anthony Blair, colorcd, Was hung at
Morristown, Tenn, yesterday, for the
murder Of his stcp-daughtcr.
Frost nj Petersburg, Va, yesterday
morning. Vegetation uninjurcd.
Eph Holland, of Cincinnati, was ar.
rsigned in New York, yesterday.
charged with throwing brick at Ilalael
and Merritt while they were contesting
for the lead in the pedestrian match.
The entire business portion of Dead
wood, Dakota, WAS destroyed by fire,
Yesterday. Loss =, ,OOO,OO
General Grant was lionizcl at San
Jose, Cal, yesterday.
Ben Williams shot and instantly
killed his stcpmoihcr, Mrs Osborne
Williams, near Shelby, =. c.. yesterday.
lie had a difficulty with his father last
evening about n horse and committed
the murder out Of spite.
At Wcs,irld, Pa, yesterday, Robert
Champlin, farmer, was shot dead while
cutting corn few rods from his house.
No clue to the murderer, but suspicion
points 10 his father, with whom hc was
on bad terms.
The National Workingincn's Party of
New York City held their County Con
vention, Thursday night, and endorsed
the nomination Of John Kelly for GOV
cInOr.
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RAILROAD BONDS-StrOng and in ac-
tive demand, with the largest transac.
tiOns in Erie ISSUES; the second new
consolj dated advanced Ia - and the ;
per cents, funded, to ~ Wabash con-
vertibleS, eN-coupOn, rose 3! per cent. (;
st. Louis and san Francisco seconds,
class c, per cent: do, class A, adj
vanced to SS; Burlington and Quincy
sevens TO 1909; Northwestern gold, reg
ular bonds, 10 ll4!; Winona and 81.
Peters seconds to l07{; Lake Shore cou-
pom tirsts 10 ll9l; Canada Southern
firsts to S7s; Ohio and Mississippi sec
onds 10 1929; Louisville and Nashville
seconds 10 l0i.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKs-The market opened strong,
but utspeculation became irregular. At first
board, however, a steadier tone pre-
vailed, and during the afternoon buoy
ant tone characterized the dealings,
and prices rose iGb2! per cent, the lat
ter for Michigan Central Erie was also
prominent in the Improvement, selling
up from 2Ss To- 29{, on the large pur-
chascs. said 10 be for the account OF Jay
Gould, who, it is reported, desires Ia
again have voice in the direction ot
the road II is also said that consid-
erable Erie stock was bought 10 cover
an ovcr-coniident short interest in the
stock made under 2S per cent, on
calculation that the rise 10
that point could not be maintained.
Wabash rose - per cent. at the open
ing, but fell off sharply per cent, with
a recovery ut the close Of | per cent.
Pacific Mail opened and closed at -.
The general market continued firm and
closed strong. President Ives, of the
Stock Exchange, announced that q re-
ward of 81 900 would he offered for the
discovery Of any member of the Board
who charges less than the regulation
commission for buying and selling
stocks.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, Of which 1900 were Erie, l0,-
600 Lake Shore, 1000 Canada Southern,
10000 Northwestern, 5,iOO It. Paul,
1900 Wabash, 5000 Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, 5000 New Jersey
Central, 1900 Delaware and Hudson,
5000 Michigan Central, 5000 c., C., &.
& |. c., 5000 It. Joseph, 5000 Ohios,
26000 Western Union, 1900 Pacific
Mail, 1900 Iron Mountain, 300 Kansas
and Texas, 1000 st. Louis and San Fran
cisco, $500 Kansas City and Northern,
400 Houston and Texas, 900 Indiana,
Cincinnati and Lafayette, 200 Louis.
vile and Nashville.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, September 26.-Flour-
In good demand at full prices. Wheat
Strong higher and unsettled. but very
firm, advancing &c; No. Chicago spring
81 10; No. Chicago spring 81 03 cash:
81 03. seller October; 81 0ii seller No
yember: 81 03 seller year: sales at
81 0l;6Sl 04i seller October: Il 043(9
05, seller November; No. 3, 97ic; re-
iected SlIc. Corn-Fairly active and
shade higher at 37!GS7tc cash; SITE
seller October; S6ic seller November;
ste seller May; rejected S6!@S6ic.
Oats-Dull and prices a shade lower at
25i@25ic cash; 26lc seller October; 27c
seller November; rejected 23l@23ic.
Rye-Steady and unchanged Barley
Easier at S0c. Pork-Strong and higher
at ~ 10 cash and seller October; = -
as 80 seller November: - 22l6S -
seller year. lard-A shade higher AT
81 l2l66 IL cash and seller October,
- 67lG5 20 seller November, - 10CG
72I seller January. Bulk Meats
Firm at 3 70CG5 -. Whisky-Stcady
and unchanged at 81 o..
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, September 26.-Flour
Quiet; Minnesota extra family y 20;
good to choice 81 OO(G6 Is; fancy 81 IL
(d6 -; Ohio good = -: fancy 81 -.
Rye Flour-Firm at - l2lGI 25.
Wheat-Feverish No. red elevator
81 226l 24l. Corn-Steady mixed track
5S(G5S!c; yellow 57lG5ac. Oats-null
aud weak white western 34G 3llc,
choice To fancy 3ji@36c. Provisions
Steady. Beci-AlcSs Sl2 %. Hams
Smoked 9@l0c; picked 7@7ic Lard
Western tiercc 81 37!@6 -. Butter
Demand active; creameryeXtra 25@ 21c;
New York and Bradford county extra
2O(d 22c; Western Reserve extra lSCG21r.
Eggs-Firm; western 20. Cheese
Strong: western ll@llIr. Petroleum
Strong; refined 7;c. Whisky-Firm;
western II 0Sl
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THECROwD.
Where They Came From anl Who They
Were.

w ere
\ larger crowd was expected than
came. The train IRON the West on the
b. X y. rOal was, IL Is true, about as full
a. 10 could DE, but when We consider
that 10 only consisted Oi two coaches this
dos not mean much. The b. x ;. w.
roo carried quite respectable deIega-
tion from the south, among whom we
noticed not a few faithful old Demo
cratS drawn by their curiosity % see
ON, oi tine national celebrities, and the
cheap rates offered by the road. the e..
* T.. train had thirteen cars, and was
quite long affair. But three Of the
CDl.ues were uuoccupied by a single
passenger, and the others were not at
all uurom!prtably crowded. From this
CITY something over three hundred peO-
pie lvdilcd themselves of the low rates
an other Inducements, but not all Of
them were Republicans, by any means
Tn crowd WAS entertained Tor time IN
looking at the decorations about town.
Bv two O'Clock respectable COngrega-
ton WAS 10 the place OF meeting. The
siz. OF the crowd that assembled later
va, variouSly estimated, strange aS this
NAV seem. We think the most Impair
tial estimate placed IL at about 5000,
certainly not over that.
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The Abductor Captured.

BUFFALO, September 26.-Chas. +.
Schuyler, who figured in the attempt to
abduct the daughter OF Townsed Davis,
yesterday, was identified to-day by the
governess Of one of our prominent citi-
zens as the individual who last week
was seen in company with two chill
dren cndeavoring to induce them to
walk through the park with him, and
was insulted in her taking the children
from him. The Buffalo detective agen-
cy, who arrested Schuyler to-day, re-
ccived a telegram from the police author
ites Of Chicago, identifying him as the
one who a short time since committed a
burglary in that city.
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The Influx of Gold.

New YORK September 26.-The Steam
ship City OF Brussels from Liverpoo
brought S2j0,OOO in gold coin. The
steamer Necker brought $4,000, o
which $4,000 is American gold coin
LONDON, September 26.-Bullion with
drawn from the Bauk OF England on bal
ance to day amounted TO 10000 pounds
LONDON, September 26.-One million
pounds sterling leave Paris to-day fol
New york.
New YORK, September 26.-The steam
ship Neckod from Europe brought S745,
600 in gold coin.
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Railway Collision.

GUELPH, September 26.-Two freight
trains on the Grand Trunk Railway col
lided four miles east of this station.
Both the engines and twelve cars were
wrecked. Eight of the latter were laden
with coal oil. which was burned. The
train hands escaped by jumping, but a
tramp named Bracket, from New Jetier-
son. Iowa, who was stealing ride, was
jammed between the cars and fatally in
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Pension swindler Captured.

WASHINGTON, September 26.-Inior-
nation was received here this evening
OF the arrest in New York Of a man
named Geo. Brown, who is implicated
in frauds on the Pension Bureau,
amounting 10 thousands Of dollars.
Brown has for number Of years had
possession Of pension certificate on
which he has regularly collected money
in Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
lngton by procuring persons to person
ate pensioners.
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Condition Of the Cron.-

WAsHISEToS, September 2G.-The
September report Of the condition Of the
wheat crop indicates an increass over
the yield Of 1879. The potato crop ay-
craze for the whole country is 95.
against 73 for the same time last year.
The condition Of buckwheat j. some.
what better than last year. The average
il % for the whole country. Sorghum
averages o., sgI.iDst 81 last year.
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THE SPEAKER.
His Appearance and Mannersand the I'M
preston He Made.

Mr.. Blaine arrived AZ the platform
shortly before three O'Clock. lie was
the object Of a great deal of curiosity.
lie is am older appearing man than
most Of his audience hal expected to
See. His very thin hair Is quite
gray. and also his Scant beard. lie Is
an attractive aui good-humpryd looking
gentleman, with a fair complexion, a
prominent nose and light eyes, with a
merry twinkle i'm them when he Is about
10 saw something at which he desires
YOU tD laugh.
Upon arriving at the platform, he all
dressed the REGISTER representative
with the query, "GOu are not going TO
print NV speech "Od, yes am.
"Now what for? am 10 speak four
times i'm Ohio, and shall not have a
different speech every time. l don't
want it to 20 where l speak in advance
Of me" Being showed the array Of re-
porters on the Otherside OF the platform,
be concluded not to tacNle
them all, and subsided into
his chair, where several Old
friends and college classmates, am ong
them DIR. Baird, and Mr.. Cow, oil the
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Base Ball

Providence, September 2G.-Proyi-
dence, Z, Boston, o; giving the Proyi-
dence club the league pennant. Three
thousand spectators, when the result
was gained on the 9th inning, the out
burst Oi enthusiasm was ~ great as tO
stop the play for several minutes.
CLEyEL.SD, September 2G.-Cleye-
land, 2; Cincinnati, q. Game called 10
an end on the sixth inning on account
Of darkness.
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GERM AN Y.
The Quarrel with Japan.

BERLIN, September 2G-The German
quarrel with Japan Is said tO be getting
more serious. A German steamer was
recently authorized by the German en-.
yoy 10 the hikado 10 break the cholera
blockade at Yokohoma, in consequence
Of which Japan is changing the cholera
regulations concerted between Japan
and the Christian powers. America
sides with Japan, but England supports
GERMANY.
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Hanlan and ConrtneH.

JAMESTOWN, Y. Y, September o.
Hanlan. accompanied by s. Coulson, Of
Montreal, ond J. G., Adar, Of Toronto,
arrived at Mayville last night in a spe-
cial car. He brought three boats He
is looking we'll and seems in good condi-
ton. He called on Courtney this fore
noon, and both were rowing on thu lake
this afternoon.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September q, l
A. M.-For Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
increasing cloudiness and occasional
rain, with warmer south winds, and fall
ing barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, increasing
cloudiness, with warmer south winds
and falling barometer.
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Railroad Acc! dent.

CrscrSSArI, September 26.-Near
Lexington, Kentucky, last evening, FIVE
coal cars on the Cincinnati Southern
railroad were precipitated down a 25-
foot embankment, wrecking the cars and
severely injuring several boys who were
stealing rides. One Of them, Jesse Hall,
suffered a broken leg. The accident
was caused by an open switch.
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Murderer Hung.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, September %
Anthony Blair. colored, was hung at
Morristown this afternoon, for the muir
der Of Maggie Walker, his step-daughter,
in July last. Alter conviction, the pris-
oner refused to make an application for
a new trial, and also objected to appeal
10 the court rs a last resort.
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FOREIGN.
SOUTH AFRICA.
All Hostile Zulu Chios Surrendered

M hNS'i" Suiu Shi'h hOurr'h"'I'u'
LoNDoS, September pa dispatch
dated Cape Town says that CctyWayo
left Port Duruiorte on the lth instant
Quarters have been prepared for him
here. All the remaining hostile chiefs
in Iululand have surrendered.
sir Garnet Wellesley arrived at u
recht Transyaal on the 7th inst.
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Found Dead.

CHICAGO, September 26.--J. B. Potter,
Secretary OF the Maleable Iron Com
pany, was found dead in his room, at the
Grand Pacific Hotel, this morning, hav-
ing apparently died OF apoplexy. He
was 30 years old and about TO be mar
ried.
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Irish catholic Benevolen. Union

DAYTON, O., September 26.-The con-
yention OF the Irish Catholic Beneyo-
lent Union Concluded It's work to-day
and adjourned to meet at Wilmington,
Delaware. on the third week in Sep
tember, 1850. The following are the
officers elected for the ensuing year
President, A. VI. Kelley, Richmond,
Va; Nice-Presidents, Dennis Dwyer,
DAYTON; Patrick Monahan, st. Louis
Secretary, Martin J. J. Griffin, Philadel-
phia; Treasurer, Rev. Henry Walsh, II.
Louis; Executive Committee, John NJ.
Higgins, Richmond, Va; J. c. Sullivan,
Zanesville; VI. Z. Mooney, Baltimore.
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Scull Race.

Bosroy, September 26.-The single
scull race between Horatio Delano and
Sylyey Gookin, two miles with turn, for
500, on Charles river, Was won by the
former. The time is the best ever made
on the course, l4:0it.
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WORMS are a miserable affiiction,
found in most families, and not unire-
Quently fatal in their effects. There
fore, delay not, but Immediately ask
your druggist for "Dr. G. McLane's Gel
ebrated Vermiluge," and happiness will
bless your household. Only see that
"Fleming Bros, "a Wood street, Pitts
burgh," " is on the wrapper, or you will
get a worthless imitation.
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PRODUCE
New YORK.


NRw YORK, September 2G.--Cotton-
Irregular at l0lml0sc. Flour -
Strong; receipts 1900 barrels; super
fine western and State - jOta5 90; COM
mon 10 good - OOCa5 30; good 10 choice
s. 3j(d5 %; white wheat extra - l0Ca,
; 80; extra Ohio y 0O(d6 30; St. Louis
= 0OCG6 70; Minnesota patent process
- 25lG7 %. Wheat-Irregular and un-
settled; receipts 2j4, 900 bushels; ungra.
ded spring 81 l3Cdl III; No. 3 spring
81 l5Nal lG; No. 81 IS; ungraded win
ter red 81 2Oldl -; No. 3 81 lSCl 20;
No. . 81 26lml 27!; steamer 81 2ilCd,
p; mixed winter = 2jCdl PSI; ungra-
ded amber : 2ilGl 274; No. 2 amber
81 26C9l 26!; ungraded white 81 26.;
No. PSI 24IG,l -: No. do, sales 200
bushels at 81 27tGl 2S; No. 2 red, sell
Ter September, sales 10000 bushels at
81 26iGl 2s; seller October, sales 3lG,-
900 bushels, at 81 25Col %; seller No
vember, sales $50, 900 bushels at 81 "a l0a)
! 2S. Rye-Quiet; No. 2 western 75ta,
nc. Barley-Dull and unchanged.
Corn-FaiIlv active; receipts 1900
bushels; ungraded j3Cajic; No. . 53!@
SIC; No . white seller September 53ic
bid, 53Ic asked seller October 53ic bid,
53ic asked; seller November 5Itc bid,
Sale asked. Oats-Demand active; re-
ceipts 1900 bushels; western mixed
3Jla37lc; white western 3S(a,40c. Hay
Demand active at JOc. Hops-Quiet
but steady; yearlings 7GlSc. Coffee
Firm. Suyar-Firm; fair TO good re-
fining G!M7c. Molasses-Steady. Rice
Steady and unchanged. Petroleum
Lower; crude ) j!@Gic; United 73i@76tc; ;
refined 7tc. TallOw-Firm at &c. ROsin
Quiet but steady at 81 20Cal p. Tur-
pentine - Higher at 2s!c. Eggs-Nom-
inally unchanged. Pork -Easier; mess
50 20G92j. Bcef-Quiet and unchang-
ed. Cut Meats-Quiet but firm; long
clear s. 20; short clear - 25. Lard
Stronger; prime steam s. 42l. Butter
Firm; western Ga Hc. Cheese-Firn-
er; western 7!@ll!c. Whisky-Quiet
but firm at 81 10.
CINCINNATI.
CIYCISEATr, September 26.-Cotton-
Faster at l0lc. Flonr-Strong; family
$ ljCdG 90. Wheat-Moderately ac-
tive and higher at 81 05(9l 10; receipts
10000 bushels shipments IL 900 bushels
COMM good demand and a shade
higher at 4lc. Oats-Quiet and steady
at 2S(G32c. Rye-Quiet but firm at $40
CSC. Barley-Demand fair and market
firm; No. 2 fall 9Oa92c. Pork-Quiet at
- %. Lard-Scarcc and firm; current
make s. 75(d6 90. Bulk Meats-Quiet
but firm; light offerings; shoulders at
3 %; short clear, 8 30. Bacon-Steady
and in fair demand at - OOls4 1910
8 l2I66 l5Ca6 5OCG6 62i. Whisky
Dull at 81 o.. Butter-Steady and nm
changed. Linsesd Oil-steady at &c.
New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, September 8.-Coffee
Strong; jobbing ordinary TO prime,
l2.@l6ic. Sugar and Molasses-Dull
and nominal; no stock. Riee-In good
demand; Louisiana ordinary to choice
6Cs7tc.
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RUSSIA

Two thousand Nine Hundred and
Eighty seven Fires During August
LONDON, September 2G.-The Russian
Ol'iciHi Ne,s0igcr states that 2,Ss7 fires
occurred in Russia during August,
causing damage to the amount Of 20.OJ0,-
0OO rOubles.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 6 to I Per Cent.-Govern-
ments Higher-flour Strong
Wheat Irregular and Unset
tIed-Hogs firmer.
FIN ANCE.

NEw YORK, September 25.-MoSEY-
Active at 6td7 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper sac per cent. Sterling
exchange dull, barely steady at 4sl!; 4;
sight exchange +SSt. Dry goods i'm
ports for week =, lS7 900.
SILvER-At London 30.d; bar silver
here lll,; subsidiary silver coin !@l
per cent. discount.
GovERNNENTs-llighe
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CINCINNATI.
N ew Orleans

New ORLEANS, September @.-Cofee
Strong; jobbing ordinary TO prime,
l2I6l6ic. Sugar and Molasses-Dull
and nominal; no stock. Rice-In good
demand; Louisiana ordinary to choice
6(G7tc.
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