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Final ForniaIitics.
TRANSFER OF TIE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAIL
EOAD.


CINCINNATI, October 1.-THE final for
malites connected with the transfer Of the
Cincinnati Southern railroad 10 the Cincin-
natl. New Orleans and Texas Pacific Rail-
road Company, in accordance with the
terms Of the lease 10 Fred. Wolfe, were
completed this afternoon. The new COM
pany paid TO the trustees OF the road S151,-
100 for the property and supplies on hand.
and to the company which has been opera
ting the road Sl,S7S.715 for IT, property in
rolling stock, etc., ~ fixed by the ap-
praisers. The company also deposited
with the sinking fund 100000 as Sc
curity for making the bctteIments OF
the road as required by the lease, and in
addition gave q mortgage on al the pro-
perry OF the road 10 secure the observance
OF the terms OF the lease. An indemnity
bond OF S5O0,000 was given to the retiring
lessees for the faithful performance OF the
contracts assumed. The sinking-fund trIlS-
tees have certified the action taken, and
formal possession will be taken by the new
company this midnight.
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SAX Francisco. October ia Wilcox,
Arizona, dispatch reports from san Carlos
that the Chirishua scouts who deserted have
killed one OF the White-M0untain Indians.
Fears are entertained that the latter sill
retaiiate. II general fight takes place be-
tween them. no one can tell where il viii
end. General Mckenzie Is at the agency.
Chief George Is reported going toward
Ash creek with his men, and some Of Carr's
troops are in pursuit. Colonel Sanford mas
been directed TO place his troops IN such q
position AZ TO prevent all iDeurslon OF hos-
tiles along the border between Arizona and
Sonora.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.


NEW YORK. October li.-Thc Posts iilunc'al
article fl:4n z. ". ciltiOnl stys: Tie >tock-t.x-
change markets nrc less active th1D Yesterday
There wasa strong opening for the stock market,
but weakness spon became apparent. and The lead
ing stocks have since declined is62s per cent
the LITTER CanadI southern 10 81 Milwaukee aud
~. Paul has fallen 2s To IU53s: Beaver and Rio
Gran,e, "a: New York Central, ? - 1855; Mis-
souri, Pacific. 2 per cent. u 1885 Michigan Cen
.rll, ia 20 SGl,; Texas and Pacific, Il % 47a;
Pacific. Il % ll7h: Kansas aud Texts A.. ~
Pr: Jersey Central. IL 10 SIS; Delaware.
LacSawanna and Western, u o. 1918;
Western Union.sIl @ ga: and Central Pacific,
1 per cent. tO %. Tie decline IN the remainder
II the list has been fractional Tic Elevated Rail-
rOaa stocks have been sirung for Manhattan at 20
M29 and sew y OK ~ IOctet lu9. ana weak FOR
Metropolitan ~ SIC S7a; Hannibal and =. 10.
common. tie corner In which IL Is said has been
rloscd. declined 10 0es. frum 100 There l. ne
thing new respecting The railroad war. United
suites bonds a lower for Tie extended SIS 20
3d., and the As 10 1854. Southern stale bonds
The money market Is Hctiyc at o per cent, and
tgek-brOkers are paying In many eases commits
sions Of l-04fl-32 per cent. lime loans and
mercantile plper are nominal.
The construction put by moncy-lenders on the
Treasury proposal 70 redeem at Washington nYc
milton ~ Tie 81 per cents next Monday, with in-
tercst date = that before Tie money rciehes the
losn market the latter VIII. by preparations 20 get
this money. DC made more stringent than IL other
wise would have been.
The following quOtitiOns were current to-day al
2:3u i. NJ: " esiern Union, 81. New York Cen
trail. 1855: Lake shore, ll7i; Michigan Central.
s74 New York, Lake Erie and Western. 49,
New York, Lake Erie aud Western. seconds, iO2s
Delaware. Laekawtnna aud Western, l22.t; New
Jersey Central, ~; Delaware and Hudson, 1905;
Resiling, 50; Northwestern, 1913; -. Paul,
lOsis. Wabash and Pacific, AS; Wabash and l'a-
eide prehrredt Ss Union Pacific, lI7s: NJ,
X. and r. IS; Hannibal Hnd -. TO-, 9si Ham
ulbal and II. @o. preferred, il3: Ohio and
Mississippi, AZ; Pacific Mail, as; G. q.
aud I. G., 20; Northern Pacific common,
az; Northern Pacific preferred, ~; san
4r.fursfsO I San fFIurfs nrpftF-
red. 10; Central Pacific. 92s: Rock Island, 1888
Louisville and Nashville, Jl3s; Nashville and
Chattanooga. 81 Ontario and Western. q T., MAN.
haitian Elevated, .sSi; Illinois Central, I2Ji Cam
ada southern, 59a; Chicago, burlington and
Quincy, 1888: Denver and Rio Grlnde, 1872; ~.
Paul aud Omaha 4Olf; -. Paul and Omaha pre-
fsrred l0lk; g.. g., 4. and l.. o Erie and West
cr1i. a. Colorado Coal, 40 ; Ohio Central, 25.
Texas FIcibc, Az; Texas Pacific l.. g.. 7Ol a. II.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October li.-yirginia s.. deferred.
Is cOnsOfs, 81 second series 80; gast-slue cOu-
pOIs. 92 new l0-fO's, J2R. Bd to-day.
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SHEET-MUsIcl sHEET-MUsIc!
coMPLE ERE STOCK.
pIAso ruNINe. &c.
m. car SUMMERS. PRACTICAL ,.l,.i.

MIR. CARL SUMMERS, PKAtTItAL
wi TUNER with over twenty ycars' experiences
IN London. EBghud- snd New York cttyl, having
taken up his resiIrnce Ina Richmond, respectfully
socts orders from the musical public for 1UNlNt
md REPAIRENf; PIANOS anil REED ORiASS-
All work warranted and satisfaction eu3rantscf-
Work Church Organs carefully and skilfnIiy
Dome Orders addressed in care OF, or Jeff with
JOSIAH RYLAND & Co. MBsie-It aiefS. Obs east
Main street, viii receive prompt attention.
QO-.aIHm
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Franeo-Tunisian Affairs

LONDON, October ia dispatch from
Tunis TO the Daily Ne,rS SAYS the French
occupation OF Tunis viii be restricted 10
the fortified points commanding the city
and the road leading to BardO Palace and
Goletta. The French gendGrmerie will
maintain order in the town.
The Paris correspondent OF the Standard
SAYS: Since the evacuation OF Hammamet
the rebels have taken possession OF all the
surrounding country, intercept all commu-
nication from without. and rob and muir
der whoever ventures to quit town. Ma
rauders have already stolen 500 horses and
$50 sheep belonging % the Europeans.
The British residents have written to the
consul at Tuuis demanding immediate a.
sistance.
4 dispatch from Tunis to the Times says
a second council OF Ministers has been
held. IL is stated that scheme is pro-
posed for the surrender OF the financial adj
ministratiOn 10 France and the issue OF
French loan OF 5000. OO0 franes-a GER
tain part OF the regency % be held as an adj
ditional guarantee.
Keonc wins Another Race.
LONDON. October 1.-THE race for the
Czarewitch stakes at New Market, the 2d
October meeting to-day, was won by Fox
hall, with Chexpandale second, Fiddler
third Nineteen ran.
A Solitary Survivor.
LONDON, October 1.-THE solitary sur
yivOr Of the "Annic j. Palmer" which
capsized on the voyage from Wilmington
to lIayti, has landed at Falmouth.
Mexican Affairs.
CITY OF Mexico, October ia COM
mission has been appointed by the Next
can Government 10 arrange a basis for
commercial treaty with the United states,
and to confer with the commission which.
IL il expected, will be- appointed by the
United States Government for similar
purpose.
The obnoxious One-half per. cent. tax
law has been materially modified by Con-
nrpSs.
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spoRyING powDER.
HIGH GRADES OF
IL SPORTING POWDER.

DIAMOND GRAIN--Sos. 1. 2, and g. ia i-pousd
clnisicrs only.
EAGLE DUCkiSG-Nos. 1, g. aud 8, In 6l-posmd
kegs and l-pOnnd c.tnisters.
DUPONT RlFlE-Fg, Fig, and FFFg. 10 kegs %
25. 10, and 81 poHads-l-pound aud i-Iound
canlstcrr.
SPORTfNG, MINING, and SHIPPING pow
DER u every variety, manufactured al the eefe-
brated mills ~ T.. !. Dupont he Ncinours 4 CO.,
w !mingtOn. Del, whose reputation hiss siocd nm
rvalied for scyenty-cight years tie eAecllcncy %
the Powder being due ~ tue care bestowed oa IL
manufacture and to tie constant personal supeFrt-
sion Of the owner. FOR sale by
HENRY VI. WORKMAN,
o., 5-rcd3m Richmond. Va.
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steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, L. y. Taiufn.
agent.
schooner KocIcko, Guptis. Kennehec river, lee.
Richmond lee Company.
schooner Milford, Luck, Rock'and, lime, r.
Wcndenbarg.
schooner William II. Van Mama, Cnbbsrly. New
York. pig-.roii. Asa snyder.
schooner Loon. Primrose, Great Wicoinic0, ish-
scraps, Allison 4 Addison.
Schooner w. l.. krlnklln, -, baltimore, fire.
brick. TrcdeSar Company.
SAILED.
steimer Old Dominion, Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers. q. w. Alien Co..
agents.
steamer Pioneer. Piatt, Philadelphia, msrchau-
disc and passengers, }. ". hecarriek. scent.
Steamer Tiger Lily. Walthai, Chiekahominy.
merchandise and passengers, ". A. .. Cole, SUI
perin ,cudeni.
steamer Lucille, Bennett, Baltimore. mcrchan-
die, j. W. Nctarffck. agent
Schooner tiorids. fillmore. Portland cozI, hezl-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company; vessel, tnrtss
K Parker.
schooner Magellan. Gale, New York ria James
river wood.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October lI.--Cotton cosy; saIes.
s7S bales: upland,, ii 9~l6c Orleans IL b. l0c.:
10 Great Britain. 2.754 .bales: ~ the eOalncnt.
Z.7uu bale~. southern -four duh lnd deriinings
common 10 fair extra. s6.7OMs7.75: good .
cilOlr. extra. 81. SOnsp. Wheat l.k-1se. lower,
closing heavy and unse lied; export demand lin
tied fairly active business Ia options; un9rasled
spring, s1.10Ms1.27; No. 2 Chicago. Sl.37et
lbs ungraded red. Ft.2imSl.46E; w. red.
sl4lsaSl.f2 No. 2 red. sl-45e , -5OA-new
ard old rules CUrn lb22e. lower. closing weak
and unsettled: moderate export lIstairy ana ac-
tive speculative trading. ungradesl. 03er7 zoe. No.
3 $500 6a<c.: No. .. 69i, moe: new, 2 lat Ike,
old rules; No. white, 7Te.; yellow. 74r. Oai-
l6f &c. lower and heavy; No. 3, 45e. Hops la
Coffee UNCHANGED and dnli sugar qu.ei. steady.
aud unchanged; fiiT = good r,iining quoted 81
Nolasses UNCHANGED and quiei. Rice steady, WITH
fair inquiry. R0- Ia easier ~ S2.55ia $3.50. Tur-
YcHtine dull aud weak AZ JoMJDFc. Wool quiet
and hrm: domestic neeee. 34erfSr.; pulled, %
h 42r: unwashei. f2435e. T. ks, l6ff32c.
Pork dull. unsettled. and iOxer; new mess, ss,i.
1925; October mud November. siS.5cM41S.7n.
Middles dull ANA declining: long clear. lO1c.;
~hurt clear. IOae.; long aud sbors clear, II 4e.
lard I5ff22Ic h 100 10. ioHer, closing feverish
and unsettled With active. speculative tradinz;
siIs2L@sI2.02ly: November, : II .05aSl2.l24:
December. $1,000 sl2.z5. Freights arrDer.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October l.--FlOur dnil. but yish0ut
quotabie change. Ahcat--Sosstbefn lower aud In
red 81 3S0Si.4J southern amber, 81 Asa ~ 80
No. , western red. spot end October, si.469
sI.46z: yoyember. 81 .49'ltssl .4ySi; Deeelnbsr,
sf.54Iasi-54t. Corn = southern lower And
,scakcr: western dnli aud lower, southern white,
75c: southern ys-iIow nomipsl. Oats easier,
.outhcrn. 4ssfN2c.: western whlies 5OfaAle-:
mixed, 4Sft49r.. PeFnlsy isania. 3uff53e. Pro-
yisIols q,sset and unchanged. COiiee dun. Rio
ear,Eaes- 0rdsnary % fair, 9@ Ike. sugar arm {;
4 soft. Lose. Mbiskey STEADY a. Sl.ie3ses LEO.
Frelghts unchanged
foIfISVTIr
LOUISVILLE, October HILL w steady aud in
fsir demand; V1trs. F5.75f1S6; fln1fly. SEQ
e625: . No. /. s6.75f1 @7.zJ: clioiee tt faney,
Z seEsss so. Wheat sieasly a sl.47 CsFn steasly
! No. : whlte. 79a 52e.; No. z miSri, 7ia5yc.
I oars quiet< No. white, 49e.; No. mixed, Ate.
I Pork and lard rasninat Bulk-taelfs dull and
ower Shanlers. ee.25; clear Fib, SOL ~ clear,
sfu5O Bacon dun aud Iowerf shaalders> Dc.
clear rsfA us. clear, Ilte.: hsms-snHf-caFrd'
lac. WhisksY steady al si.l5.
CINCINNATI
Z CINCINNATI. Oeiel,er II.-Flour IN fair ,fcInand
! and lower: fimily. s7-lJmf7.35s fancy, eJ.so
a.. Wheat duh aud tosers No. fct uthtsf
! 81 .45aF sl.48, receipts, 1900 unshsisi ship
ftefe. q leo snlsl,eis. Corn staaflys no. trtxei
4 Tll, A~ls a r.s,Fs tu1Nfff. AIc.
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ae,naee j, ,l-iay6e>a3e eu11 "a "a ! e
I, SO 90 u; s 4: d y T. z! -:
ssa. sss 4 s;,s as';s t sss "a W
5.5ev lsead; sblpmerts, t-3o0 bad.
~. LOLITA
sr Eor1s. osto,fr 1t.-Fiosr eaAtcr III ~
gpstsbiy loser Wneat f':sly assiye sed le@eF$
yctabcr, el.5i'l Dercmb>r. Cnnn is~rr; G1i<s.
cash, 6Je. Noyci1ccf< 9t1<c. pnceinsrr Data ioD-
&C. g Ate ssss te;r Sgse,nles AIS: ns<enees
ey. oe.asl.io. rnra anu; sfs.So sassh, sI6.7D
January. kaIk-'naass no9sasily uarhas2ed. ~
s i1 Ivy s sHI s wsisssy ssesy 4 ssiS
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. October II.-ffcur dnf MD M
changed. Wheat zctive and 3oHcr, No. ChlcnE1
srriny. 81 ,sa4 cash. si.35k Qcohcr. el.S5.< roe
olSc. Nssensber. t;asai sats. Dsranber. usts Ia
s aS "a 70 i psss ss ' ss ss,
toisr. si7.le Sossmsr, ~ Dsresa
S Ss and Ia x sns ana is ss 1 9sss
guik-ns.sts-sh ~. 10 short rib. 80 short
clear, sic. whiskeY. si-le.
MILWAUKEE.
MINIATURES. Oetoser Il.--Elotr neglected sn,f
nominal Wbeas ruled heavy: closed slrong: No-
Milwaukee, cash AMI October. tis54s. Notcm-
Ter, s1.35s Decessber. sf.J7. Corn qufst Ne.
2, SAC. Oass quset; M. J. fsa34eKc. Provisions
lower. Mes park, sl7.76 caan and Octohcr;
$500 january. Lard-rrime stearn, Sfl.65
cash and October; slz9 sf2-5l January Hos<
in fair demand bat &C lower rates.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW HoBK, October l1s--eofton.- Net receipts
81 bales; gruss receipts, Hess bale. Fntnrts
closed nrn salcs. l5d,UO0 bales: October. slf.sO
aSll.3l. November, 4 l.ss; Deecfaher. sll.5T
aSll.J2; January. sil.7Otsf LII; February,
rll-S0@Sl rsI; sIsrrh, sl21SIs.01; Aysils
@l3.tUmSf2.l1; May, el2.2imsi2.22: J,t1p.
Sl2.J2s si2.ss; July. sf2.4tasi2.a3.
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The Ohio Elections.

CINCINNATI. October 1.-THE election IN
Ohio has heen unusually quiet, and from
all points from which news comes there are
reports OF an exceptionally light vote. In
this city the vote viii fall of from - 10 so
per cent. Party lines We're much broken
over BY voters. Therefore the process Of
counting the votes will be very tedious.
COLUMBUS, October 1.-THE falling-off
in the city aud county vote is estimated u
nearly One-fOurth. sufficient is not known
It this hour TO determine which party will
gain on account OF this falling-oif. Except
i'm one or two isolated cases, the wards will
come ia slowly on account OF heavy
scratching on the local ticket. In some
quarters there was enough scratching both
of Foster and Bookwalter TO make the re-
suit here doubtful. Some well-known Re
publieans and Methodists scratched FOs-
ter, aud perhaps a corresponding number
OF Democrats failed TO vote or scratched
BOOkwalter.
COLUMBUS, October i.-FOrty-fOur town
ships show net Democratic gain OF 80,
and a total Temperance vote Of 2i1. AT
the same rate the Temperance vote viii
amount to about 10000. Comparisons Of
returns are based on the election OF Octo-
Der, 1886, for Secretary OF State.
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John McGinness says: DR.. Benson,
will pray for You as long as live, because
YOU took pity on me when 1 was sick and
in the hospital, and sent me two boxes Of
your Celery and ChamOmilc Pills, and they
cured me OF Sciatica, Neuralgia, and Ner-
yOtls weakness
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IEkSpAY, Nr591eT II. 1881
A1ks-FiEsr DpAnDs-fe SHARES fliei.mond and
DanyilIe steck It 96; 10 shares Ailaris nns c;ar-
lotto stork n 7olk, % ioat 70s 10 shares pe1rs-
burg Railroad n 2S, 10 ID. at 20, 10 o.. W ~.
10 DO a. 81 30 60 &C 10 20 do. a, IS. 10 10. At
2iiz, 10 %. n "a.
SECOND boARDs~f0 stnres Afipntn aud Char
otic Railroad az 20. 40 10. nj 79s SO silarns Pc
icrsburg Railroad n 33s. 10 10. AZ 93S, 10 al
25's, IS d. at 23a, 90 Do. at 23 80 10. al 20. 90
10. at 22k. 80 slo. At 22si, 1850 IN. az 22al; 30
shares Norfolk and wessSn preferred az 54t 100
shares RiehmoHd aud Allegheny Railroad st 81 !:
- sllarcs Richmond, Frcderfcksburv and Potomac
Railroad common fu. b. N S9ik
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BuiIaing.work Suspended In New
York.

NEW York, October 1i.-Work on ma
iority of the buildings in course OF cree
ton In this city was suspended Yesterday,
the hricklayers refusing to agrre TO a re-
duction Of wages from - 70 $3.50, as pro-
posed by their employers. The situation
a affairs rcnrins perfectly unchanged to-
day
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DASvrLLE, Va, October 1i.-The cor
ner-stone OF the United States building 10
h. erected in this city for The United States
eorrt-house. post-ofiiee, and internal-reve-
nue clHcc, was laid to-day with Masonic
ceremonies.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ae.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
EICII DINNER, TEA. and T0iLET-sETs. In
nex stspszs and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME, FISH, DESSERT, and fCE-
CiEAM-SETs o: tie lstezs styles;
DRESDEN F1GyREs and ORNAMENTS N all
tic iifest designs;
RICH CUT-s3LAss, BROSZEs, &c.
The largest stock ever exhibited ia dis city. Gail
and hook az them. d. ~. TAYLOR-
selS No. IOi Main ssrs<<s
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October IL, 1881.
SANS

WuRAT.-Whfc. o bushels very good n ; l.G2
10. bushels good at Sl.JJ; 80 bushels mir az
sl.Ju. Lancaster. l96 bushels prime and very
good II 1888; - bushels prime ~ si.G2; 20
bushels fair ~ $50. Mixed, 10 hTshc.s very
gn0d n Si.02; 3ZS bEshcl. good no Sl.jS. Fulfz.
~ bushels prime seed at LEO: eco bushels
prime and very good no Sl.55: - bushels very
good a. Sl.J3; 342 buslei. good at 5l.5O; %
bushels fair NJ si.4J and STAT
CORN.--Mhiic. l,n52 bushels very good "a soc. T.
"A bushels prime new "a Toe.
RYE bushels very good ~ 5l.1s; "a bush
els very good al Sl.lT.
fON.-RccciBts. 300 bales.
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a Tenncnsee TTon,Icidc.

MORRISON, Tenn, October lin Van
Buren, county Sunday Jesse Martin (white)
called 5. ii. Wood (coIoreD out of his
cabin, and, after asking why he had report
ed his infraction Of the internal-rcycnue
laws, fred two loads OF buckshot into
Woods body. The negro died in a few
hours. Martin has not yet been arrested.
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CARPETS, oIfrcLoTfIs, tel haze
" fssi rccfisei my FALL STOCK ~ GU1D4
CARPETS, Oii-CLoxtie. krG@ MATS, 80
DRrG6EIS % All grades Cofnie<< L3c4 ~
laiassk Curtains of se latest its hnsdc< HID
lands, Sc. fxpes-ilthx1nes % IA ~ is.; N4f<A
am 0Ecrtnr "A ewe>s pfferx- Al osyl<<< pfPsot&1
a. 5t'xHix ., NJ. ~ 4 Na,e slssAt
&c lS-2sa kifbHoa1s Va
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Flour.

Fiaur-Wc quote: Fine, s4.5O@s5; extra, $3.50
aST.7J: suporinF. $500 sG.75: common i.tIDi-
d, ST.75gSs; choice or iss,cnt falnily, $1,000
ssh.
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virginia Medical society.

FORTRESS MONEOE, October LITTLE
Virginia Medical Society will meet here to-
day at the Hygcia Hotel for a two days
session, after which they will visit York
tOWn
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Lrsrox, October 1.-THE Portuguese
Court goes into four days mourning Tor
the late President Garfield
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October H. .YOoR.->,Ocks heavy.
Money. 5er1 per ccnt Exrtangc-LOng. ASA
short, AGES. State bonds DUH aud nominsI Cow
trnmcuts quiet hut firm.
EreniHg.--MoEey loaned up u q, with l-32 per
,llem: closed 40 3e,3. Exchange, 47Sis. Govern
inents unchanged. eXcelt for cxtcndet s. and
coupon a., which were lower new IS, IDON: lew
A :, ll24; new a., 1862.
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A INVOLVEMENT. II HAVE RE-
n sTMED THE STOCK-BROkERAGE BUSi-
Mss NJ lea Main street
/ hone my long c1pe-ienee. with sfrct and
DrouIpf attention. viii secure NE share OF the
business In thai line.
\ speciality.
thankful for past favors, respectfully ssk a
eonsinusnce Il. J. WRIGHT.
OcrOpEI, SIN &C s-lw
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win rcraove on TUESDAY, October attn, 70 No.
1900 MAIN STREET, under the Planters Ma
loans on REAL ESTATE NEGOTIATED
fer term q yeors. Fa5abte Ia inenthly hes.a'-
menfs, af l9w rate q iuffrest. &c LAW
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Now York Democratic Convention.

AlsHANT, OctnBtE ll.-AL Lou tHl- lllofU-
ing the Committee on Contested Seats de-
cided by vote OF 80 to 80 TO admit the
county Democracy delegates.
A resolution offered by Thomas +. Grady
to admit one representative from each dele
CATION was rejected by the same vote.
The motion 81 John Fox 10 admit the
lrving-IIall delegates was rejected by a
vote OF - TO %.
David b. Hill. of Chemung, has been
elected a. temporary chairman.
The Tammauy delegates met this morn-
ing and decided TO make their contest in
the regular way by having their credentials
presented In the Convention and then APP
pearing before the Committee on Contested
Seats. They say they are confident Of
admission. At this hour (12:30) the gallery
Of the Convention hsIl Is packed with the
New-York county Democracy almost to the
exclusion OF everybody else. The State
Committee is still in session.
Delegates are coming into Tweeddle Hall.
and the utmost good humOr prevails. There
was no demonstration until the arrival OF
Francis Keruan, when there was much
cheering, and the band began 10 play.
The Convention was called 10 order by
General Lester y. Falkner. ID. Il. Hill
was made temporary chairman without OPP
position. He read from manuscript ashOrt
address on taking the chair, in which he
said: at will be our first duty TO adjust
al questions affecting the right TO repre-
scntatiOn i'm this Convention, and il is 10
be hoped that they will be arranged 30 sat
iSiactOrily and thoroughly, and 80 plainly,
that they will be regarded rs settled, not
only for to-day, but for all the future"
This forecast OF the action OF the ColYen-
ton was received with lively applause.
After the selection OF temporary secrcta-
ries the roll was called. General Falkner,
at the request OF the cOntesting delegations
from New York. moved that the crcden-
tials Of all cOnteSting delegations he re-
ferred direct 10 the Committee Oh Creden-
tials. Carried rird u0ce without opposi-
ton. As the roll-call proceeded the names
OF prominent politicians among delegates
were received with mingled cheers and
misses. At the conclusion Of the call COM
mittees were appointed and recess taken
until O'Clock in the evening.
ALBANY, y. Y, October LITTLE Conn
mittee on Permanent Organization have
agreed to report Hon. EraStus Brooks, Of
Richmond county, for permanent chair
man: but the business Of the Convention
i at stand-stiil in consequence OF the Ie-
solution OF the Committee on Credentials
to meet at O'Clock to hear the contestants
from New York. The committees have
consented to allow three hours for discus
sion. Consequently the Tammany delegs-
ton. which was ordered to be ready to
start at o'clock tomorrow morning, has
now received word TO countermand pre-
partition and await the report Of the COM
mittee. Two o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Is now mentioned rs the probable hour OF
the departure Of the Tammanyites.