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RAILROAD LIN EB.
DHHLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
1 AND BALTIMORE RMILRO A n.
APRIL 8, 1881.

APRIL 3, 1881.
Trains win leave Wilmington us foil WV;
for
Philadelphia and Intermedis 10 Stations.
100. $40, 9.l0, 1870 a. m. 40. 400, 81 IOO3
y. m.
Philadelphia (Express) $50. 900. o5s
q. m. LIB. 9.55 p. m
Phila. and New York 2,2O. 6.3l. 100 9M
iiSS 9; m, l2.4S, 208. 6.62, ga pm.
Baltimore and Intermediate Station.
6.SS q, m. 4.46 p. m.
Perryville and intermediate Stations
4.38 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line, $50 RI. m.
baltimore and WashinRton1 IL "a zI0
2.8,7.50sS.38, q. M; 1855 l. O4 d. 5d III II n m
TraiEa for Delaware DiyiRiom' IeaJs. -,
New Castle 800, 935, o. M, lids S.Oc d %
p. m. y - WV Wv
Harrington and Intermediate Station.
9.36 q. m. Los, $40 D. m,
Delmar and Intermediate atationa O M
O. M; LOO p. m. '''>'
SUNDAY TRAINs.
Philadelphia and Intermed.ata Station.
$40 q. m. 500, 100, 1000 d, m.
Philadelphia and New York 40 a. m.6 Fl,
GA p. m. - ---'" ~
baltimore and Washington. I26I . 10
228, 7.55, a. M, 1851 p. m,
For further Information passensera ar.
LoteILeo W bne time tables posted at Il I
depof II. n. RENNEY.
Superintendent
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HO, FOR THE RA CEs,
DERBY DAY,

DERBY DAY,
At Louisville, May l7th, but April the
90th will be the grand race at McCauley'G
Theatre Tor e3O,0OO, where Sll2, 40 will be
given away In the 8lst drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co. Whole
tickets o.. half tickets 81, Address r., M.
BoALDMAN, Courier journal Building.
Louisville, KY.
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Its strange any one will suhs im nSS
arrangements brought on ey usIpk
blood, when sCOvlLL's SahI9 d
RILLA AND STlLLlhGaAI, an N
BLOOD AND Liver Sikur ..pon
store health 70 the physical org a.a'nt 10
IL " a strengthening syrup p9oiFIEg
take and the BEST BLOOD Puhis ,O6.
ever discovered, curing scrofalaSs s sn.,.,
Tito disorders, W sakness OF 'H0 dl,ords1,
Erysipelas, Malaris, Nervous md pb
Debility, Bilious complain" Eidpsys
eases of the Blood, Liver
Stomach, skin, etc.
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RAILROAD RxTENsI ON.

The st. Louis and San Francisco
Railroad Company, through Captain Z.
w. Rogers, General Manager, yesterday
closed contract with the Joliet (Ill.)
Steel Works for rails for the south wesl-
srn branch Of that road from Pier se City,
NO., to Dallas, Texas. This line is be-
ing vigorously pushed, and will be com
pleted at Fayetteville, Ark, by June /.
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STATE UNIVERSITY u IA
Iowa CITY isasnasr
"I can endorse Il as the bes. G
tien Of Inc Kind have eve ni seut
physiciaa can afford 70 DO ,,X.rl lIp%SIA.If
says Professor A. g. CoWPEhTnma. saSs,l
Phi. d., M. ID. professor OF GoS An
Women, &c.), OF the Liebig vi Cre
Gated Extract OF Witch hHi,nsI SUD-,
Female Weak ness and. Periouso ssss
ing, Leueorrhosa, Exhanssse Of ShN
Blood and Neuralgia. beW"
Commercials. ana, sises,
aprQ-Hl
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Ina, casior.s for ro-lsay.

lm0l cations Tor EOsDny.
higher barometer, stationary or high
or temperature, westerly winds, partly
cloudy weather, with occasional light
rain, followed by clearing weather.
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THE WEST.
RAILROAD CONTRACT.

ST. LOUIS, April 16.-Qaldwell &
Nicely were yesterday awarded the con-
tract for constructing the first twenty
seven miles of the Chi, cago Texas, and
Mexican Central Railroad. President
Hale says fifty miles OF the road will be
completed BY September 1.
LAND FOR SCOTTISH IMMIGRANTS.
ST. LOUIS, April Island Commits
sionsr Cofiin, Of the st. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad, closed yes ,erday the
sale of 1885, 0e acres Of land In Barry
county, Mo-, to the Missouri Land Com
pany Of Scotland. The purchase was
made By Subway Bogue d Co., Of Chicago
as agents Of the Scottish Company. A
large number Of Scottish eolpnists will
be settled ON the land.
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PHrLADExrHIA received 90, $50 last
year from tax ON telegraph poles.
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TO Phi Y SIClAN 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

knUWInR IfOm eAp6fIenc6 Inc dlshatIs-
faction So often attending the dispensing
OF many Of the emulslons In the market /
would call your attention to some of the
features OF the emulsion which / have pre-
pared and dispensed for years with an
varying satisfaction, The OIL used Is the
1nest Norwegian and the most scrupu-
ious care is exercised In the choice of all
material and In every detail OF Its manu-
actnre. By careful manipulation this
emulsio. iB made with the smallest pos.
siDie amount of gum, and by the very mi.
nute division of the oil globuies is render
q very fluid and perfectly paiatable.-
OF Gil and grains OF Hypophosphite OF
Lime. Samples Will be gladly furnished
70 a.: Physicians who may desire them
fut Up In pint bottles, price 81. Manu-
actured and seld Wholesale and retail By
We. WILLIAMS,
D1UGGIsT,
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BAKERS PAIN PANAChA "
pain In Man or Beast.
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MEDICAL ~ IOWA

DIR. ROGERS wokM sYhuf
stantly destroys WORMS
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The CITY

The following were me ruling prices IL
market this morning:
RnttAr fresh par pound $1,000. HAh A
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24
THE NEWS

The new Russian constitution will simply
create local councils for submitting the pop
ular will to the central government.
The warehouses of the Jewish merchants
in kieff and other places in southern Russia
have been pillaged by the peasantry. At
Odessa the trade is at a standstill in conse-
quence of the disorders. Property of the val
ne of 100000 roubles belonging to the
Jews was destroyed at Elizabethgrad.
Several persons have been arrested in Ire
land under the coercion act.
The Gar has issued a proclamation calling
upon his subjects to aid him in extirpating
Nihilism.
Sir Edward Thornton will shortly be pro-
NOTED to an embassadorship and sent to st.
Petersburg to replace Lord Duferin.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24
Butte Schools.

Inc spring term of the public schools
closed on Friday last, and in the evening
graduation exercises were held in the M. E.
Church. If the manner IN which the selec-
lions were rendered is any index to guide us
in forming an opinion of the way our schools
are conducted, all praise is due to Prof. Has
sell and the corps Of teachers employed in the
public schools Of Butte. One very pleasant
feature of the closing exercises in school was
the awarding of a gift to the scholar having
the highest marks in each class throughout
the department. These gifts were wholly uu-
expected and were due to the voluntary gem
crosby of Mr.. Henry Meyer. The pupils re.
ceiving them, by virtue of their scholarship,
were as follows:
Room No. Julia Stenberg and Wilbur
Hall.
No. 2-Nettle kuhworth and Minnie Sher-
wood.
No. 3-Lee Bernard and Annie Hill.
No. 4-Mary Eauswirth and Sue Baldwin.
No. 5-Ella briggs and Maggie Watt.
No. 6-Alice Hyde and some scholar in the
L class yet unsolicited.
High School--perrin Irvine aud Willie
hyde.
In the evening at the church very pleasant
exercises were listened TO by a larga au dience.
The exercises consisted Of recitations, decla-
nations, essays aud singing by a quart"tte
consisting Of Miss Lincoln, Mrs. Murdoch,
and Messrs. Mellen and Howell. The two
graduates, Miss Montana Moog AMI Miss Jo-
sephine Butcher, read essays; the former Sc
lerting" Money" as her subject, and the lat
ter reading All essay on 81 homas Carlyle.'
Both were not only well written, but deliv-
cred i'll a very superior manner. These two
young ladies were the first to graduate and
receive diplomas from Buttc's High School,
and can always retain this as a pleasing re-
membrance. All Of the recitations and
declamations were well rendered and those
who were present carried away with them &
happy impression of the progress made il
school facilities during the past few years.
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N. P. r. r. in Idaho.

H. NJ. Mccartney, Esq, chief of the con-
struction on the Pen de Oreille division of
the n. p. r. r., came to Lewiston on Satur-
day last, and remained till Monday. He came
on business connected with the recent survey
made by the government in the vicinity of
the Pen de Oreillc. He reported about 500
man employed on that portion Of the road be-
tween Spokane Falls and the lake, and that a
good portion of them were across the Idaho
line. The company want 200 more men on
this portion Of the road, but men are difficult
of access tor the business. They have plenty
Of teams but not sufficient men. Mr.. Nc
CARNEY seems to have no fears that Willard
will prevent the construction of the road
across the Cascade mountains, or that he can
get the control Of the CON pany.-LewiStOn
Tellcr, May 18th.
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SUNDAY READING.

Z tnt od Lord often crosses our wills for the
Of our souls.
amt as Dry man has just as much vanity as lie
rt for mderstanding.-P0pe.
anu" tn will be uppermost. one time or an
seal Of like cork, though kept down IN the Wa
for the Temple.
If May.
cight hn abandoned to vice do not so much cor
, banners as those that are half good and
atty. kyl.-BdtOn.
mayt
feet valour is to do unwitnessed what We
be capable Of doing before all the
,n-La ROchcfoucduld.
%intitfS,a 1 Ol were not a necessary being of Him
~ +. e might also seem to be made for the
n noac ID benefit OF men.-1 WVtSOn.
p as this world is, it is nothing, after
- a mere rostrum on which the immoIt-
bed prod ID speaks its pieces. 4. Grdaner.
tuate in
(lormer PONDER that the man behind the times
hn nt'T tw i'll of them. Let him come around to
" rom tat door like a gentleman.-S..A 4. card.
llch Mil
|onnectcdV
nveyi"g be influenced by a passion for the same
,oring Grb IFS, and to have similar dislikes is the
r e ri IN groundwork or lasting friendship
ulch Min.
~ STANG
pans; Oil men are more behoIden to their bit
tno Is an enemies than to friends who appear to
Eith saM tetness itself. The former sometimes
! on SatQ
one bod truth but the latter never.-Cdt0.
InC set Of
e&, stovef. if the principles of contentment are
nstn III ithin us-the height Of station and
of thaUy grandeur will as soon add a cubit to
Silver is stature as to his happiness.-SterAe.
II as tie fn hate your enemies, you will contract
Of TaiL vicious habit Of mind, as by degrees
! situated treak ont upon those who are your
oat . an ." Is, or those who arc indifferent to you.-
westerly Ech.
building
and all Iealthy man, one day showing his jew
d Isl. philosopher, the latter said ''Tlank
loWh 1Ir, for being willing to share such mag
III pit jewels with me-" "Share them with
" Eir,? What do you mean?" "Why
How me to look at them and what
lean you do with them ?"
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SHERIFF'E SALE.

GEORGE H. PALMER. and CLAYTON LUTHER,
Plaintiffs,
against
JOHN +. ALLEN, Defendant.
ITO BE SOLD AT JHERIFt'S SALE at Q
l. O'Clock p. IN. on the 18th day of June, A..
ID. 1881, i'll front of the Sheritf'S office. the fol-
lowing described property. to-wit: All right.
title. interest and demand the defendant had OH
the 9th day of AprilaA. u. 1881, to the Empire
lode, which was located on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, a. ID. 1880. and recorded on the Sth day
of October, at 8 o'clock a. m. A. d. 1890, bv
John +. Allen in book L. of lodes, page s12,
records Of Deer Lodge county. Montana Terri
tory. Said Empire lode is located in Summit
Valley mining district. Silver Bow county.
Montana Territory, and situated about One-half
mile south of Butte city, and joins the Ophir
lode on the west, aud comprises one thousand
three hundred Il 5000 feet easterly and two hun
bred (200) feet westerly from discovery shaft by
six hundred 5000 feet il width.
Dated this 23d day OF May, A. p. 1881.
ma24-w3t THOS. NJ. LOWRY.
Sheriff of Silver Bow County, nj. T.
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T

new lower house of the New York legls-
, She recently passed a bill exempting from
lon in that state vessels navigating the
ie' owned by citizens of the United States.
D say holght the senate will act favorably
'sypeI tbe bill.
lind ~
in the east. While the mercury 10 our
ometers has been playing among the
nrk, it has jumped to the top figures of the
'0GV es in the eastern Farenheits, hence the
e, San stions recorded.
D ,Im1 story that YER tine rounds of the press
caNime ago that a Jesuit priest was shot
ease, tamala for venturing in that republic
IS red .,,,Io.;o, i, Goat Tho cu,,,.
ration ~ N"
:. TN nment formally ~contradicted it at the
lies md now the priest, who it was reported
and hot, adds his testimony to its falsity,
thes
ap26JP v ora says tha' Mr. Stanley Matthews
on the bench of his own state a very
<pputation as a judicial officer. In fact,
fmirers in Ohio declare with one accord
;enlaS was a better Judge than politician and
OK p. erdict would seem to be confirmed by
: ~ ~rsistent and curionsly personal nature
perty, 4 opposition which has been made to his
o,l1a Iment since he was first nominated as a
ted in of the supreme court by President
la Ter
rs, im1
ceS the2 ~
ing. pc Oh MI. Jdut's stat loute guns nave
; iSSl the first been pointed in the direction
W Cod Senator Dorsey, and that gentleman
ma len lodging here and there expecting
10 90 off without IA moments notice be-
yen 10 him. Dorsey is in trouble and
q Vermont farmer brother is so placed
rerrin ring that he capt shoulder any of the
Sllyet chiefs populations and thus relieve Linn
of the portion of his sorrows. The political
Tt" rm and associates of the secretary of the
y hal republican committee must bestiI
the Ter alves in his interest or their chosen
~ A. % and dispenser of their corruption fund
e day dIhl before POstmasle General James
served himed howitzers.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
j. II. b. FOSTER. Plaintiff.
against

j. Ii. B. FOSTER. PLAINTIFF.
JOHN PURCELL, defendant.
TNO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF. s. SALE at .
L o'clock p. IN. on the nth day of June, A.
d. 1881, in front of the Sherin's office. the fol-
lowing described property. lo-wit: All right,
title, interest and demand the defendant had on
the nth day of May, A. d. 1881, in and to the
Robert Emmett No. / lode, which was located
on the 2lst day of May. A. d. 1880. by John Pur-
d. 1880. in book L. of Lodes page 256. records of
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, said
property being located in Summit Valley min
ing district, Silver Bow county. NJ. T.. and
formerly known as the Robert Emmett lode, as
recorded in book f. of Lodes. page 395, records
an undivided one-thi1d interest in and to the
the 18th day OF April, a. u 1873. by John Pur-
recorded on the 22d day of A pril, A. d. 1875, in
county, Montana Territory. Also an undivided
one-half interest in and to the Green Flag lode
clam, which was located on the 2Sth day of
March. A. ID. 1875, by John Purcell, and record
ed on the 18th day Of April. AID: 1915. in book
county. Montana. The said Green Flag and
John Mitchell lodes. being located in 1ndepen-
dence mining district, Silver Bow county, Mon
tana Territory.
dated this sd day of May. A.. u. 1881.
ma243w THOS. NJ. LOWRY,
Sheriff Of Silver Bow County, NJ. 7.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24
City Council.

The meeting was called to order by
Mayor Bcal, all members of the Il
ell being present. His honor an
nounced that the meeting had been
called for the purpose of selecting city
officers for the ensuing year, and told
the Aldermen to prepare their ballots
for JOS. M. Nenable for City Marshall.
Three voted.ycs and five voted no, con
seuuently no election was had. }. B.
Wilcox was then nominated for police
magistrate, and receiving seven votes
was declared elected, as was also Patrick
Talent for city attorney by a vote Of
six to two. His honor then announced
a. his nominee for city assessor, II of
the Royal family and a Republican Mr..
Frank Bateman, and the council--a Re
publican council loO-gcntlN rebukeo
DR.. Beal by refusing to confirm him.
The council then adjourned. Until
other nominations are made he present
officers will hold over.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24

The Christian population of koritscha,
Macedonia, has risen against the Turks on
account of heavy taxation and abuses ty the
authorities. Some fighting has taken place
and a number of persons killed. The Chris
tians were victorious.
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LIST OF

Remaining in the Butte postof1ice and adyer-
tised May q.
Aldridge John Atkin James H
Baxter Richard Baurrett Joseph
Barrierc Joseph Berbridge Ralf
Black l. NJ Boyd John
Baldinan ChdS Butler Jack
Buck IN CaSlin Mrs Matte
Campuno Mrs Donnie Chandler Joel
Christensen n A ClairmOnt Jules
Clark A V Clark f. l.
Cooper Albert w Curn James
Corlnck f Craver George
CURLY Mrs Hatty Dale VIM
Demo We Dunstan John
Dumas o Elliott Geo
Ekenborger Miss Eermo \ slgnor Bogni
Findley John Files Il E
Fraser James Geery Rubin
Haynes Miss Bessie HarAta John
Harris Chance L-3 Harnss Harvey
Harris il Hacklcy NJ &
Helm 90 & Hegg John
Holman Richard H foi S"nS MEs NJ
Hull + Kilburn r j
kropf Valentine Landers Mrs Eliza
Lamb : f Lelan Alfred
Lowell Nv Lorraine Lawrence
Lusk Wallace Lyford Moses
Lyonr ThoS Mansfield II D
Meade a A Michald Israel
Moore Chas + Eoore Net
Mirbrook A Murray l. +
Mcdonald Alex Mayarg Ira
Ntzhugh, Perry McOregor John
McCaskell VIM Nowlen VIM
O'Brien ThOs O,Niel T +
Passage A b Patterson Thos
Perks VIM Pene DOminick
Penn JOnn PolOn Octane
PuSseant VIM Price Levi
P!oulx Babtste parcott Napoleon
PiXby Hattie Pickers q b
Price w II Ross Peter
Ryan Patrick Sizotte Jean Baptlstc
Smith I'll + Snt Jean John
Shirley Miller2 Smithson w
stevenson ; ii TalOner ThOS
Taylor VIM IL Thomas James
TraveS ChaS Wilson James d
White Geo Walsh H
Whalcn Jack Walker Mrs Frank
NlnSOn Il E2 Vincent James 2
NandiKe VIM Nanbrechiin j NJ
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-12
Up. Cleared and Sailed.

Banks.
Alexandra, Peters, Douglas, Isle of Man, sid
Evening Star (Nor). Natvig, Hull, sid Aug is.
Eleonor (Sw), Johannesen. Dublin sid Aug l.
Colonist lBr), Turner, Grimsby, sid Aug H.
Stratford (Norl, Nielsen, Liverpool sid Aug
Staffa, Cook Havre, sid Sept 9.
Iris (Sw), Grawail, at Bristol, SeptS
Soh Del Gloria Ger, Meyer, Cardiff, cid Aug
81, via Cape Verbs.
Sirian Star (Br). Meincke, Dunhirk. sid Sent q
Nordstjernen (Nor), Andersen. Liverpool ide
Sept Is
Fannie Atkinson, Belfast. sid Oct 4.
Helena (Nor) ChriStophersen, Belfast, sid Sept
49,
Wandsrer, Edgar. st Vincent, @ V, sid Aug. Is.
FOR BULL RIVER md PORT ROYAL
Ships
Charlie Baker, Hilton, Plymouth, sid Sept 2s.
John Sheppard, Burgess, Havre, sid July %.
Jas A Mark, Roberts, St Vincent,C VI, cid July
Coomassie, Taylor. Madeira. sid Aug 26.
Tony Krogman, Meredith, Pernambuco, sid
Aug Is.
Briggs.
Ida (Br), Davies, Teneriffe, sid Aug 26.
Mary Elizabeth, Williams, at Newport, e, Sept
IS via Lisbon.
Schooners.
Martha & Harriet 14O (of Aberystwith), VII
lams, at Newcastle May rs via Seville.
FOR JACKSONVILLE.
bCuOOn6FS
Il Livingston. at Belfast Sept7.
Lizzie Florence, Lippincott, New York, UP
Sept 2S.
W Il Jones, Falkenburg, New York, up Sept %.
Alberto; New York, up Oct ];
Rillie s Derby, Hatch, Philadelphia. cid Oct
Mary ] Russell, Steelman, Philadelphia, cid
Oct4
Leenore, Bensey, New York, cid octs.
FOR BRUNSWICK. GA.
Banks
Guinevere CBr), Pitman, North Sidney. @ B. sid
June 81.
Chinampas, McQuarrie. at Liverpool Aug2.
syria, Pettengill Rio Janeiro. cid Aug IS.
Briggs.
Rozella Smith, Penneld, Rio Janeiro. sid Aug a..
Emily I Sheldon, New York, up Sept "a.
Nonpareil. Gibbs. New York, cid Oct6.
Angela, Mitchell, New York, cid Oct g.
FOR FERNANDuNA.
Banks
Uslxo Rus), Herlin, Dover, sid Aug 49,
Ruth Topping Trent, at Pernamouco Aug H.
Nordcap (Nor), Aanonsen, at Buenos Ayres
aug 90 scbooners
S Evans, Sylvanus, New York, up Oct 5.
FOR KINGS FERRY, FLA.
Schooners.
Earl H Potter, New York, cid Oct 5.
FOR APALAcHICoLA, FLA.
SchoOnerS.
Lizzie Wiley. New York, up Sept "a
FOR MAYPoRT, FLA.
Schooners
Twenty-one Friends, Barrett, New York, up
Flora Condor, New York, cid Oct4.
FOR CEDAR KEYS.
Schooners.
Geo w Jewett, New York, up Oct 1.
Clothilde, New York. up Oct l.
Anna A Holton, Smith, New York, up Oct 5.
FOR UNION ISLAND, CA.
Schooners.
Bessie Dickinson, Dickinson, Portland, cid
Oct 5.
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MARKETS BY TRLEGRApH.
NOON REPORT.

FINANCIAL
LONDON. October 1l-Consols, % Ills for
money; g for account
PARIS. October II, 500 D. m-Rentes eAs N.
Exchange on London, 25f 43c. 49,
NEW YORK. October 1i.-Stocks opaned baavv
Money. 546 per cent Exchange-long, 81 7sJz
short, 81 S214- State bonds dull and nominal
Government bonds quiet but firm.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL October 11.-Cotton opened
easier and Iracu0nally cheaper: middlin0 nm
lands, oasd; middiing Orleans, fi-I6d: sales
e,t90 bales, Tor speculation and export O00
osles; seceapes loSOO bales, Of which Is 400 are
Futures: Middling upIands, low middling
elanse, deliverable IN October. 6J<a6 7-326
1900; deliverable in October and Novem Der,
o14Sgo ga; deliverable in November and De-
eemoer, o4d; deliverable IN December and
January, s-s2d; deliverable In January and
teer1sry, l1-S2i; deliverable ia February
and March, 8 1896 7-16d: deliverable In
March and April, 67-i6d: deliverable in April
and May. bxd; deliverable In May and June.
pal deliverable In June and July, 9-16d
Futures cheaper for near months.
Orleans. 9-i6d.
Futures: kiddling uplands, low middling
clause, deliverable in November and Decem-
Der, s-5Sdd; deliverable in January and Feb
ruary, 5-lod; deliverable In February and
March, 1873 ses6S<d: deliverable in March and
April, l3-o2d; deliverable in April and Nav.
8 l5-3sd; deiiverabls In June and July, 17-32d
middiing clause, deliverable in October, 6 7-S2
n6Ld.
NEw YoRK, October II.-Cotton opened easv:
sales 4ss bales; middling uplands. l15sc; Or
leans, 11zkc.
Futures-Market opened easy. with sales as
follows: October II 25c: November, II 3Oc:
December. II 4Oc; January, IL sec; February
II &c; March. IL Sc
GROCERIEs, PROVISIONS, ETC.
LIVERPOOL. October Lizard. 63s
m RI is
lover prices: Corn, Is Id. Flour. los 6da13s Cd
-" wheat, red winter, los 6dl11s Sd.
NEw YORK, October 1i-Flour opened dull
ana declining. Wheat heavy and 1114c lower
Corn l91ssc lower. Pork quiet but firm at
$ls 81. Lard dull at ~ 1Oc. Spirits turpentine,
oOe ROsin, - 60 for strained Freights steady.
BALTIMoRE. October 11.-FlOur dull but with
out quotable change: Howard street and West
ern super1ne. IS 50d6 50; extra, s. 7517 IS;
family, 81 zoos 25; city mills super1ne S. 5Om
o .; extra, S. 5O17 80; family, IS a50s so;
Rio brands, s. OOos IS; Patapsco family, IS rs
Wheat-SOuthern lower and inactive; Western
lower, closing weak; Southern red. 81 35(b1 IS,
ditto amber, 81 48Di So; No 2 western winter
red, on the spot and October delivery, 81 46A
I 45H; November. 81 4s3z2i 1915: December,
81 1901 5414. Corn-SOuthern lower and in
active; Western dull and lower; Southern
white, &c, ditto yellow nominal