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A. mENs, March 2O.-The Greek Ministry
haS resigned Ia consequence OF resolution
adop ted Ia the Chamber OF Deputies, on the
oicht eenth instant, expressing disappEoval
e the policy OF the government.
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GERMANY.

LONDON. March 20.--,A dispatch from Halle.
ss1n Prussian Saxony, sAys: collision has
occurred between two passenger trains at the
railway station here, and 1t is stated seven
injured. Several railway carriages were
I'll nknffAr0d 10 pieCoN.
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The Tehh0sse0 ktver Out @I Hts DAmks.
NASHVILLE, March 2O.-The Tennessee
river has overflowed It's banks at Danville. It
is within two inches OF the covering rails of
rising half an inch an hour. Passengers have
to be transferred. It will take rise OF ten
feet to cause any damage to the railway
bridge,
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ITALY.

RosxR, March 20.-In the Chamber Of Depu-
Il ee to-day the debate on the governments 3
"a uelgn policy ended, ,and = vote Of confidence
= Ehe Ministry passed by 22e to eS
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Qhltanry.

CHICAGO, March 3u-E. 3. Stickney, presi-
dent Of the Onion les,.akyards, died d thds
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Am Iuoian RaIa IN Texas.

q party OF Indians attacked rancho Ii this
county, twelve miles from Mining Camp. n
Chinati mountains, killed one man and Car
ried Off one boy. Lieut.. BalNs and troops are
In pursuit.
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The London Truth announces that FCmfn,
the eeoaDed NihfIisE prisOnor who arrived n
London, has gone 70 AmeRica-
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A sueeessful etrflre.

NEW YORK, March 20-The strike at Her
mans furniture factories 10 over. the wages
OF the men having been materially adyanced@
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ICE, FIVE CENTS.
tlered our hero an object to be watched and
dreaded. But his darling object WAS not 10 be
abandoned, and Ills third attempt exceeded
the previous one IN strategy and execution.
Of SCALING sSs ths parspss - sssekus ths W sens
with rocks, and breakipg for the Canadian
shore, the lake being frozen over.
Sealing ladders wer0 made - secretly ~
possible, and brightmoonlight night select
tol obtalnabie, and this fell By LOT to the poe
session of Lieut.. Wheeler. 0f Morgan's o2y-
airy. The others armed themselves With
rocks Lleutenants Plsrea, Wheeler and ]. b
get their ladders Ii position aud attempt the, I
ascent. Our hero, however. Was the only on4
who gained the parapet rock IN his hand
was AZ true as rifle ball, thanks to his base
bali experience. With II he felled the serti.s
the ladder, and bis body fell inside. His ~.
ing words to Charlie were to push on and
leave him to his. fate. Lieut.. Wheeier and
the sentinel In front Of him fired ut each
both both missed. when ths lleuts1snt I siid dow; down.
means Of defense. Lieut.. Pierce speedily pur.s
sued bis way over the natural bridge Of Ice on
the lake, under constant fire from the sentl-
guns. AT the same time the guns of the fort
opened with solid shot, for the purpose pf
breaking the Ice, while the signal guns could
be heard for miles around booming on tho
ELL sa s n unhssdns y fss sns 3; e9a er big n nssr
with bis comrades In the field, and proving
with his sword the faith that was In him, he
gained the strip OF land twelve miles distant,
and pursued his way through the woods until
hall 6n1
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Tina New namDahirs DensscrAte.
CONCORD, March 10. The Democratic Stafo
Convention Will be held May 5.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


New YORK, September IL -Haen.-Stocks ac-
tive Money on call. 2d3 per sent Exchange
Long, 4s04 short 1884. State bonds dull. Govern
Ersntng.EMoney, 2@3 per cent. Excl ange,
4sOX. Governments quiet and firm; new SIS, 1929
AZ per cents. llO&; 4 per cents, llC%. States
generally steady.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK. September 13.-The Posts financial
article saws The stock Exchange opened strong at
/ o'clock. The snare speculation opened strong
sih prices IA per cent. above Saturdays closing.
we write prices are again improving, the leading
stoc.s having been Erie, Lake shore, North
west, Milwaukee and 81. Paul Western Union
telegram, Manila tan. and the coal Stocks.
The market for United states bonds con,
tinues firm, and railroad investments are all
strong. Bonds much specuated In vary with The
share speculation. The money market here contln-
ues easy for good borrowers, although u appear
that all the foreign specie arriving Is nteded 10 Ktep
the reserve OF the banks from falling so large Is TIE
demand for bank facilities 10 carry on The large le-
Ultimate business doing and 10 support the existing
rather moderate volume Of speculative TRANSACTIONS
Time loans range from 10 per ce1t' and prime
The following quotations were current today
United States A per cents. hoo l10h: United
States Az per cents, ll0AGll0A ID OF @ 3.66's
994 sales: New jersey Central, 1SS; ONO anG
96a: Hannibal and S. Joseph, 4nS; Lake Shore
i09&: Northwest. l04&: Northwest preferred, =
Iron Mountain, 57%;- Rock Island, -; ST. Paul
921; 81. Pau preferred, ll3; Wabash, II: Louis
aud Pacific. =; Wabash. -. Louis and Pacific
Union Telegraph, 1893; c. c. and ]. c., l9k; Pa
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September l3.-Vir2inia 6's, old
3 asked; deferred, ~ consols. 90 second series
20 past-due coupons, 90S; new l0-40's, AK. Bid
1av.
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LYNCHBURG.

CENSUS FRAUDS-H0W LY CHI BURG WAS
CHEATED OF VISITORS OF BLACKS
BURG CoLLEGE-NO PRESIDENT YET-CON
SERvATlvEs OPPOSED TO C0MPR0MISE-SUI1
FOR GEs-MIsCEILANBOUs, &c.
fCorresponcesce Of the Richmond Dispatch
SEPTEMBER IL, 1880.
The recent statement Of General Walker,
Superintendent OF the Tenth Census, 10 the
effect that the census OF 1870 was tremen-
dous fraud, has called attention TO the re-
ported returns from Lynchburg in that
yeas as a notable case in point. According
10 the Official figures in 1870 the population
OF Lynchburg was 3,472 whites and 1888
blacks-total, 6,S25. IL is now, within ten
years, reported 10 be over sixteen thou
sand-an Increase OF 1873 per cent. Two
other circumstances deserve notice: The
uneration OF 1870 represented the popula-
ton of The city TO be less than 1T was in
1SG0-a grand tribute TO the patriotism OF
Lynchburg and the mortality OF its soldiers
il the figures were true. Another fact is
that local count, believed TO be reliable, in
1872 gave us then population OF about
10000.
The Board OF Visitors Of the Blacksburg
Agricultural and Mechanical College went
into session at the Lynch House at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, and remained at work
until late hour OF the night. The Board
was also in session this morning, but made
no election OF president OF the college,
postponing action until next November.
That the sentiment OF Conservatives in
this part OF the world Is sOlIdly opposed to
compromise appears from the following in
cidents: The Young Mems Democratic
Club, ut meeting held last night, after Il
full discussion OF the question, voted unani-
mously against compromise with the July
electoral ticket. The Brookvile Hancock
and English Campaign Club, at a meeting
held Thursday night, declared that the CON-
promise involved the complete surrender OF
the Conservatives, and denounced General
Malone as being in open utilization with the
Radical party.
Some time ago Mr.. Peyser, a merchant Of
this city, had Mr.. lsbell arrested on the
charge Of being Intoxicated and making
disturbance in front OF his store. Isbell
was detained in confinement one night. He
has sued Peyser for $500 damages. and the
case is pending to-day in the Corporation
Court. The decision has not yet been
reached.
The saloon-keepers of the city are so
much dissatisfied with the present strict eD-
forcement OF the law against the sale OF
liquor on Sunday that there Is said to be an
intention among them of organizing a re-
slstance 10 the Sunday law.
Ten carloads Of fat cattle from the South
west passed through town to-day en- route
for New York.
The present attendance on the public
schools aggregates 1,0S3-one hundred more
than hast year. TELEPHONE.
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/ meeting, at which the subject Is TO be spe.

meeting, at which the subject IL TO be spe.
cially considered.
The public schools for white children
were opened on Monday. The number en-
rolled 10 date Is about 30. The enrolment
will probably 60 up TO 300 next week.
There are eight teachers employed. with
rank and pay as follows: X. n. Tuck, S75
per month; ID. M. Wood, eco; Miss Celes-
tia s. Parrish, $50; Mrs. NJ. l.. Brodnax,
gao; Miss Mary l.. Lacy, $40; Mrs. Sue
Cheatbsm, S35; Miss Walton, S35; Miss
Emma III. Parrish, $50. The course Of
study has been so enlarged as TO embrace
several branches not usually put down as
common-school studies, amongst which are
algebra and natural philosophy.
The old man thinks that the West-lndies
storm OF the lst and the rain-storm which
we experienced the early part Of this week,
aud the cool weather Of yesterday and to-day,
are "ali OF piece" No damage was done
by the rain which fell here. and the cool
weather after the rain Is rather good for our
crops than bad. People from the country
do not speak OF the fall OF rain as having
been very heavy or at all destructive.
Some OF the town-people who read the
Dispatch's extracts from the Providence
Journal with great interest have been look
ing at and about Jupiter recently. An old
sailor has pair OF glasses. once used by an
officer OF the Florida, with which the moons
Of Jupiter can be seen distinctly. 1t is
said that one OF them went behind Jupiter
yesterday. VIII you excuse pun? The
dispensations Of Jupiter oughtto have been
more iovial than they have been for the last
two or three weeks.
Three beautiful residences will shortly
be finished OFF on Main street--one for Mr..
Il. 4. AGREE, one for DR.. III. w. Cole, one
for Captain Z. w. Terrell. Mr.. X. w.
Lawson is also preparing to build resi-
dence on Main street.
Rev. j. f. L. Holmes Is now on busi-
ness-trip to Southampton county.
ALPHA,
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rFor The Dispatch.1
East Hanover PreSbytery.
THIRD DAY.
HEBRON CHURCH, DINwIDDIE COUNTY,

HEBRON CHURCH, DINwIDDIE COUNTY
September 10, 1850.
This moruining we found the rain over,
the clouds all gone, and the sun shining in
all his glory.
A complaint OF Rev. n. NJ. Woods to the
Synod OF Virginia. representing that there
had been haste and irregularity in the
icensure Of Mr.. r. r. Howison to preach
the gospel, was read.
A committee, consisting OF the Rev. DR.,
Brown, Rev. DR.. Preston, and Hon. w. w.
Henry, was appointed to defend the action
OF the Presbytery before the Synod.
Rev. DR.. Witherspoon, Rev. p. Smith,
and others addressed the presbytery upon
the cause OF bone missions.
Rev. w. n. Scott preached at II NJ. and
Mr.. X. X. HOwiSon in the afternoon to very
full congregations.
Rev. Dir. p. Bishop presented the nara
tive on the state OF religion, which was
adopted.
Rev. James p. Smith, superintendent oil
Sunday schools for the Presbytery, address
ed the Presbytery and the congregation on
the Sunday-School canse.
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DANVILLE.

The FINANCES OF THE cITY-cOUNCIL MAT.
DISQUALIFICATION ITEAs-THOsE
STORMS AND THIS wEATHER-yUPITER--N
BcILDIGs-PERsoNAL.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.l
SEPTEMBER IL, 1880.
The Finance Committee OF the Council
report the estimated receipts for the year
ending on the seth OF April next at $780,
O0o.S0, and the estimated expenses at 800.
e3i<47. The receipts from taxes on real es.
tate are estimated AZ $21, 06S.70; from per.
sona property, s94, 1875. "a; from licenses,
s20.oe7.3l; from the State for public schools.
$i,47g60; from P0licc-Court fines, Sl,-
z95 "a. / give some OF the items OF ex-
pendituKe Interest on bonded debt, e40,-
800; for the Police Cont. 1920; Fire De-
psrtiAenf, $4,000; poor-house and paupers,
$1,000; free schools, 1880; delinquent
iaxes, $500; sanitary expenses, $1,000
gas and wster-works, $4,000; streets.
tI,lSi.51,
Two things are now engaging the atten-
ton Of the Council. The one Il the puT-
chase OF an engine and pump for the water
works; the other the construction Of sew
eFs. Order has been mede for CORES pond.
enee with cerfain firm az TO the character
and Cost u an engine and pump, md dis.
cusslop u going on n 70 the character ana
cost Of hne q sewers. a tf6DeIy.sup-
ported petition for line Of fewers on Main
street wss seut up4o the Council some days
Sgo, sad order bas been msGs W = called
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

THE MAINE ELECTIONS; SUCCESS OF THE
FUSION TICKET; PLAIsrED's ELECTION
CONCEDED BY THE REPUBLICANS /;
BLAINE ADMITS A CRUSHING DEFEAT
RoBBINc The MAILS IN THE NEW YORK
posT-oFFICE; ARREST OF THE cRiMT-
NAL--THE ~BEARDkD WOMAN" DEAD
WHOLESALE SHOOTING At A KENTUCKY
pIc.NIC--DEATH OF A VENERABLE CATH
oIIc sT-CONGREssIoNAL NoNISA-
TIoNs-RACEs AT BRIGHTON BEACH AND
ExINGT0N, KY.-YkLLOW-FEvER
DEATHS IN HAvANA-THE SULTAN SUD-
DENLY CHANGES HIS TUNE-A CLASH
BETWEEN THE AUSTRIAN AND ITALIAN
ADMIRALs, &C.
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MASONIC. Taylor Lodge, No. 90, at this
place, was on Monday evening last visited
BY Grand Master Peyton S. Coles. There
was good turnout Of Taylor and the
neighboring lodges Of Big Lick and Bote.
tourt Springs. After being introduced by
Worshipiul Master Jacob Parrish, the Grand
Master made brief but highly interesting
address. After giving some very entertain
ing and instructive lectures on different
points Of the work, the lodge adjourned,
and the members, preceded by the Grand
Master and visiting brethren, repaired to
the Hampton House, where the popular
proprietor, Brother Waugh, had prepare ed
a most excellent supper. A number OF la
dies were invited to the supper, which add
ed greatly to the enjoyment OF all present.
Salem ReQiSter
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ATTACK on REVENUE OFFICERs.-[H Floyd
Reporter, 10th. ION Saturday last Captain
Latham and posse left this place for Runet
Bag, on the line between Floyd and Frank
lin counties. When they reached Martins
mill they left their horses in charge OF q
guard, and took it on foot about mile and
half into the mountain, where they found
and destroyed large whiskey distlllery.
Shortly after leaving Martins mill they saw
a mau (whom they recognized) making for
The mountain, carrying in bis hand large
horn. In little while they heard the horn
blow, and directly heavy fire was opened
upon the officers from The brush on either
side OF them. The officers made their way
out, although they say at least one hundred
shots were fired at them, some OF which
came very close TO them.
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Lexington (Ky.) Races.
Doubts of the Great Gold Discovery

CHICAGO, September 13.-The dispatch
from San Francisco announcing that gold
bad been discovered 10 large quantities In
water flowing from Hot Springs, in Calls
toga, California, by A. G. Tichenor, fur
nishes the text for an article In to-day's
Tribune recalling the clever way in which
the same Colonel Arson G. Tichenor sailed
bis Arkansas mine men in 1877 with the
gold filing and chloride OF gold. His pro-
periy at that time was an old sllver'mlne
known as the Kellogg. abont eight miles
north of Little Rock. He succeeded in In
terestinq capitalists here and In Cleveland
In what he claimed was the biggest gold
find OF the age. An examination OF the mine
by exports in the interest Of some suspicious
investors revealed the fraud, and A. G.
Tichenor has not been before the public
until he appears in California with his
pOld.yater scheme.
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gave Davis ss,ces; Smith, 24,97l; Garce-
Ion. ~. $50: scattering. 143-total. 1921.
Davis's majority Is 1900 against l,so9 last
ycas--a Fusion gain Of 300.
Republican Nominations.
ALBANY. N. Y, September lathe
smythe wing Of Republicans held a con-
vention at Cohamans SATURDAY ana nomi-
mated Charles II. Adams, OF Cohoes, for
Congress. The anti-smythe wing held their
Convention In this city and renominated
John NJ. Bailey. Both Conventions nomi-
mated George II. Stephens for district at
torney. Each Convention named different
candidates for other county offices.
Congregational Nominations.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Semptember 13.-P.
v. Deuster, was nominated for Congress by
the Democrats OF the Fourth district to-
day.
CHICAGO, September 13.-William Al
drich was to-day renominated for Congress
by the Republicans Of the First Illinois dis
trict. and j. b. Farwell was nominated In
the Third district.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TUTTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Costivc, Pair
in the Head, with dull sensation In the back part
Pain Under the Shoulder-Blade; Fullness Aftei
Eating, with disinclination to exertion OF body OF
mind; IrritabIlity of Temper; Low Spirits; Losi
OF Memory, with feeling Of having neglected som'
duty WEAKNESS, Dizziness Fluttering at the Heart
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
lessness at night, Highly Colored Urine.
III THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc.
RI0Us DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to srch
cases. One dose effects such change OF feeling as
TO astonish the sufferer.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER IS, 1880.

ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Richmond, Clifford, Norfolk,
United states mail, merchandise, and passengers,
l.. Il. Tatam. agent
Schooner ID. B. Everett, McLsne, Windsor, plas~
ter. Warner Moore.
Schooner Heen, -, Roekland, lime, X. Wen
ienburg.
schooner p. c. schultz, Thompson, New York,
iron, Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad.
Schooner +. Merwin, srown, New fork, Iron,
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
schooner 4. X. Kirk, -, Woods Hole, guano,
Knox.
schooner Lucy Jones, Marihugh, New York, lime,
Elliott.
Schooner Johu Lenthan, Brown. New YORK, pig
iron, Tredegar Company; vessel, Curtis Parser.
Brig LamOs, O'Neii, Boston, salt. Davenport q
Morris.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Domiuion, Walker. New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen Co.,
agents.
schooner NJ. c. Carroll, Carroll, philadelphia,
ties, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Mary Haley, Corson, Jersey City, ties,
Curtis x Parker.
Schooner Foaming Sea, wroten, Washington,
granite, Carts Parker.
by telegraph.
NEW YORK, September l3.-Arrived: Wyanoke,
Eihiopis Ourant0, Louisiana. j. III. klso. George
X. Conglon, Nellie, Samuel l.. Russell. Arrived out'
Rialo.
NEW YORK, September l3-Arrivei; Algie.s.
Arrived out: Triton, Weemina, Mars Caroline,
MAJ gle.
NEW YORK, September IS Arrived out Peru.
Wan, Pembroke,t Abyssinis, Saratoga, Radr osnire.
Gloucester, Yoddo, Kepler, Muriel, North Brita ~
LOmaLd, CastleHeld. .
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On ooo for yictoria,s scalp.

SANTA FE., N. NJ, September IA spe-
cial to Neu Mexican from FL Paso says
scouts have discovered Victoria's main
camp in the corral DE Piedras. IN Mexico.
Various raiding expeditions are being scat
tered over the State OF chihuahua. Gov
ernor Terras has, II Is said, increased the
reward offered for Victories scalp from
81, 600 to $4,000.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
JAKE SIMMONS

Ask the recovered DYsPEPTICS, BILIOUS
SUFFERERS, VICTIMS OF FEVER AND AGUE
the MERCURIAL- DISEASED PATIENT, how
they recovered Health, Cheerful Spirits, and Good
Appeiite-they will tell yoa by taking SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, JAUN-
DICE, BILIOUS ATTACKS, SICK HEADACHE
COLO, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, SOU
STOMACH, HEART-BURN, &C., &C..
ITHAs NO EQUAL.
THIS uafivs'led southern Remedy Is warranted
not TO contain single particle Of MERCURY or any
injurious mineral substance, but Il
PukELY VEGETABLE.
II you feel droysy, dettIitated. have frequent
headache. mouth tss ties badly. poor appetite. aud
tongue coated, You are suffering from torpid liver
: biousness.r and nothing vii, cure you so speedily
and permanently ~ TO take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
II Il given with safely and the hxppiest results 20
the post del1cate lpfanf IL takes iieplace OF qm-
nine end bltfess Of every klsd u u shc cheapest,
purests spd bess family medicine in the world.
J. H. zEiLlN \ To-.
- isissedly
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vrw YORK september 10 Cotton steady sales,
999 bales; uplands, Il 3-l6c Orleans III l0-lOc.
fair extra. sf5O@s5z0; good to choice extra.
s525@f.550. Wheat "a le better, Wild moderate
export and far specgalye Dasnes h,e, ao
moderately active; ungraded, 6Ok9olte. Oats
Futures a shade stronger and less active; spots
heavy and lower NO. 81 4VS a an Tes 'e sugar da
aud unchanged; re6ied quiet and weak standard
"A" IO1c. Molasses dulI ana nomlnally nnehanged
Rice steady, with moderate inquiry. Rosin hrm al
Al 52x@si.57X. TurpentIDe easter at sige35.e
Wool duh and unsettled; domestic me- ee 5oC%1o9,
pulled, 20@45c.; unwashed, lo@5oc., ieA as. 80
@32c PORK without quOtable change; moderate
export trade. Mddles dull and easier; long clear
So 50; short 1926 long and short, s9.lZA. LaIo
opened about lOc. higher cIose1 Tre,oh,s
steady. o,r,>,n,p
BALTIMORE. September l3.-FlOur quiet aud
ss si%, extra Extra, s4asi75: family. s4.9ors5.75
civ Mills superhne. s3G 1850; extra, s4@s4 90 /;
family. s5.7b; Rio bra,ds o. 49, Pa.apseo lSml,
quiet southern ree, .si@ti o5; amber, sl;o7%
sIl3; No. l Mrylaud, sl;ll4eN12 No; z
e Tern winter red sg1' o ana sep,@oef yc%bs9
siioo77s&si.e7T: Deeemler, si.nskSsI.tsI.
Gorn-sc1ibern steaoy aud quiet; western da I:
sssase wes Ms wSic 4i@4ig %iern mixed
39a4Ic Rye dull at GOA 92c. Hay steady; prime
70 choice Peonsylyania and Maryland, slggszI /.
Loose shoulders none here: eear-rtb sides none
here: do. packed, 81 and 9sc. Bacon--S shoulders,
lie cear-rib sides. Zoe: Dams, l2xGe 1870. Lard
Refined tierees. 9e Butter higher prime 10 choice
western, packed. l7@23c. Eggs higher nj lie.
Petroleum-Crude nominal; refined, DC. S"nf 6
sn i6c sugar steady; "a /" soft, 10%c. Whiskey
eas,er and steady at sl.l7. freights-Tc Liver
pool. per steamer quiet cotton S'lo@sd; nour'
Rscsipts: flour. l,0i6 barrels; wheat, 90, 4b9
bushels: corn, 1920 bushes oats. 5sOo pnshs y
rye. IFS bushels. shipments Mnea', $500
bushels; corn, 1884 bushels. SALES "hea''
34l 200 bushels; corn, l42,l43 pushes'
CINCINNATI
CrNcISNAr I'll, September 1S.- Flour anlet family.
a. 4Omt4 SIS; fancy, t5ato76. Wheat qulst )
No. smpcr o2s o3c.; No. 2 red winter, $4,000.
corn nrrner az 444a45c. cats easier al 5S@5Se.
PORK quiet at u 6atl6.50. Lard hrmer at y! yOet
1913, Buik.mea stronger; shoulders. so.ozA !
se SIX; rib. te.S7H; sides, % %. whiskey active
and arm at t1.l2. sugar steady hards, ~ lie.
HOES dull; common. e4at4.60: light. ts.e6@eo
paeking, t4.75@t5.2o; butchers, % 2o@ so'so.
LOUISVILLE.
rnuIsvlLLE. September Ia.-fiouI dull and
lover: sxtTa, tsGt3.2o; choice TO fancy, e6ss
IA 25. Wheat steady at ST.. Corn sctise ana
Iower sf Abxc Oats dull and lower al zoe. fotA
quiet at tl6 Lard easier ~ ~ xo. buS ~ ~
sfrans shouders $3.50; rihs. tS.67k sides, W.
l,scon steady shoulders, % l5; RIBS, t9.5o sdes,
40. Sugai.cured hams, lzfe. whisAey STEADY o.
ST. LOUIS, September lS-tious nrwer ss' -, no'
S0V@ ~. cash, e2A@sSc' October sSH sssae'