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COTTON M.RKErs-sY rELEGRAp4

LIVERPOOL. Sept 5.-l2S0 n rn.-Cotton-Market hrra;
l5Oobales including 5000 Tor a erporis
uplands Low Middaag clause sepSembeT dei,ers
80 , ~ S5 ~ anu ~ y, os 1soferf o 90 ososf
ye1aber aud December delivery, 6',sd also 6iss DO ~
eSia5er ana January delivery e,as do January and FEB
fqisSy ossSsiS 90: LIBRARY and March oeiive
April and May aelivery 0lasd DO Nay and June delivery
Sssd ' FuS 1 se S 'H' and July delivery GRAD also
LIyERrooL sept 5-l:Sop -Cotton-AIiddiiug UplsnSs
EiVIa,rooL. scot 300 Cotton I'utures- Uplanes.
June and july delivery 81 juno 0' 80
ding clause January February delivery L: do Mslsa
Ll EiI'ooI sept 51Goo D. m-CottOn-The sales Of ne
day included 10000 bales American
caa. Nay and S IA re5aTs s e l s s
Addne lose; GOOD oFdinary s ToSsi9ts AZ baiss
,BALuyoEE; sept 5cOtlen steady; Niddcung le'e Isw
exports to great ,i'SS As bales eossgiss 81 6sS s.s
lG9 a sAeS s.9eA' 100 s, 5le' re, >,,sd,, La,
Middng. n IS: Good oraiary. lose. q
cnAELIsI0M sept cotton firm Middlins llSc. lev
Aldulmg non SC, Coed Ordinary lO-sC rccelptS
IL tales exports coastNise l9se bales sales bAes;
CIHcNSAIi sept Cotton quiet; Midonne llSes Low
bales s'-' o. O'''' o'S '''"S'' 81 0'-S' '''' ~
SALyEssEHoS Sept S.oo',en steady Nedlns hls4
81 bales exports, coasNise, 50 bales sales s3c bales
louisville, sept 5.--Cotton Quiet: MidGne Il "
cepss re o@les shipments 20 Daiesi sales S7S eas'
M59sTE ssPI d elton gaes @tddlias lo's L %
htiunns. lo'1c~, Nood Ortln2fN 49, net ftefte
bales coastwise 72A bales. sales 52l bales sio
4.92S
NEW. oRlRANs Sept 0.-Cotton quiet siddhnE llel
Low Middlng, Zoe; Good Ordinary 9ac.. net reoept
t297 bales. gross i555 bales expor,s eoastWise 80
bales. 1000 bales STOCK. l.5bt bales
NORFOLK, sept 6Cott0n steady; MIddlIng. II &c. 70
eigss 1888 bales sales 81 bales; stock 42g bales 80
PiitiApRLPhl sept 5CottOn qnlct Midnnng. - los
Middung II sc. Good Ordinary. losc.; grss reSi2ss
Las bales sales spinners rs bales, stocS $50 oAes
SAVANNAH Sept 5.-Cotton steady. Aidding lt-t--
Low Midaing lie; GOOD Ordinary ssc ne, reS ,.i
474S bales EFFORTS coast~ise l,53l bales sae 600 e
LouIs. sept b.-C0tton steady; Middhng Ike ios
hdding lnsc' Good Culinary, Ssc. rece pts SIS -s>
Shipments 2S5 bales sales lsl bales 1LsS
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Y. ". MINING STOCK EXOHAyGE SALES
SECOND CALL--12 O'CLOCK VI.

state Lie NO2 Con Virginia Silver Cliff Robinson
and IL 800 .s3. .l90 800 ---..-3S0 100 1915
100 400 OrntlSMIrr 300 .....37o 80 1896
l00.sl0 395 100 1890. 80 200. $50. rs Stormont
200b30. 400 1900. 80 100 b3o 81 10 100 3.05
100. s3..390 geo 80. 80 Chrysolite Bulwer
14O0...- 395 Miner Boy 80 $50 $50
100. So $50 AGO SO 40 800. .b30 $50 Granville
state Line No l300-.-.. 40 Iron Silver 1900 .05
and 500. AS 100. 235 Grand Prize
500 49,. 90 Luceme l600b3- Q 80 100 ...... AS
NrhBele Isle 1000 -. 90 400 .245 Findley
300. 80 Little Chief l00. b3. $50 500 80
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There were no transactions in State bonds Ono
tations for the PRINCIPAL issues were rs follows
Louisiana consols, 66087; North Carolina fund
ing acts, 1913. and special taxes 7@sla; South
Carolina non-fundable, 1l@11i2, and consolidated
os. 1888 1850 100; Tennessee IS 6s969 and Vir-
ginia Us, deferred, 15@16l2. OF city bank stocks
Chatham sold u0 at 125 and Commerce q O, at I49
The market for railroad bonds shows no
! Improvement. To-day's business was small
and prices were q little irregular for
| the speculative kinda small "pooly in
Rome, Watertown and Ogdcnsburg frsts advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
MONDAY, Sept. 5-P. y

4. ".
This another dull day at the Stock Ex-
change. In stocks the transactions amounted only
to 10000 shares Opening prices were about the
same as Saturdays last figures, but a heavy tone
prevailed and prices yielded by fractions until the
declines ranged from - TO l per cent. While not
many stocks pressed for SALE easy money failed
to stimulate n demand, and the market was stag
mating until after 230 O'clock During the last half
hour there was a spasm of activity with rally in
prices New-iork Central and Hudson advanced
rapidly from 1922 to 1874, but the last sale WAS
at 142ai The rally, after it commenced was aided
by a renewed report that the railroad war was
settled once more There and is no truth in the
story. Only in n few instances did the late rally
restore figures to opening prices and in fewer cases
still were the best figures of the rally fully main
tanned at the end, and the market did not close
strong.
Outside of the per cents, of which the sales ag-
gregated S155O00. Government bonds were neg
lected at the Board Prices, however, were firm
and the final bids for the 4la and 5s Is higher
than Saturday. Annexed the closing QUOTA
tions: '
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EuRoPEAN NARxrr.

LUEKrooL SEPT 5.-Pork-Pnme Mess-Eas;sra. sseeS
at 81; Western, steady at u. BacoaCu 5erAad st-
nrmer at 90. short Rib steady 3D.. loag co..
steady a. 456 I'd Shsrt Clean steady I'd Es le-s
Cut duh al 3D.. Shoulders SO. Beefinia 49,
here Extra Mess. duh 100 Prime AeeSs
dun %. lard-PriIne Western, steady az -
ralow - Pume city. hrmer az 1854 rarpeatne-ops.S
dun nc 81 I'd koSn - Fine dul 1884; NeE
mon steady al 06d. Cheese American Nh1ice -
III 3d. Lard Oh none sala klour-ENtra ets.se
steady at 10. Mheat-No. 4. Whitr- az llld% SPsinE
No. 2steady 1854. New Winter II Id Nes
southern Winter steady az s1od Corn Mixed oid = -
New. steady Al aSd Cetr0nsoed OilNelDw AneESssrr
none here Roin-commcn- at Loadoa nrnet al S'-
SpirtsrurDentae AZ London. firm a. 1854
LIvEgrooI, sept 5ReeePts Of Wheat for ihe Sce ss
From Atlantic ports, $4,000 quarters hNm Paciuc
s4so quarters from other sources 10000 qUArters Com
81, VOO Quarters .,aso
LoSDoS sept 81 n:-caenrta Ilnsees s 49,
523d per quarter. Sperm OH &bsak 80 ton fde
29loed spirits Inrpentne IS dess peg es 49, ves
gallon Common sossR esd Linseed Oh 81 per zen r,.
LLVEKPoo. sept 3--ls5O p m--Bee1 lpoL PEI 49, sss
INDIA Ness Cheese go. cwt tes me &c,
grades of Anenoan, bacon 40 per ewL Tor Long S'ss'
Aiddles. lalOw. 81. evil. iard bS0d pei cse IN
American Pork "a per bbl or Prime Mesa -
ANTwRRP Sept 5.-Petroienm 10 nance so centmes ~
pale Milcox's Lard closed AZ lfO nnnos
90 oentimes 100 kllos 90. -. "A
pfcnngs per llOm
HAVRE. Sept 5--Wteox's Lard closed ~ II tatos
90 kiioS "A
0-Mlcox'e Lard otosod ~ % nzAtA< ~
pfennigs rpe 100 u.
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Sold.
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II O'CLOCK TO 2Iq O'CLOCK.
2la O'CLOCK To 3 O'CLOCK.

Texas Pac lst Il q Texas GrAnde Boston lst
1000 $3.50 90lt 10 900 80 = 10000 69a
5000 $50 Y a Mesi Ind & Spring %
5000 .aO'4 New I'd con Inc
5000. ......9l ! 5oo0.......l0l $4,000 ....... 60
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TILIRp CAIL-12 O'CLOCK NJ
FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK p. NJ.
IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrpusE.t

RENO, New, Sept. "a gentleman who has lust
madea visit to the mines Of Bode District thinks they
are improving, and that - boom in Boie stock Is
pending. lie also examined the Comstock mines.
work ~ heing vigorously prosecuted on the lower
levels % Consolidated Virginia, California and Sierra
Nevada with no or" III sight General confidence
In the hudng of body IS however suhimr
AZ the "Iu"r mines are about IN similar condition
Tho recent advance In Comstock shares was the re-
suit of manipulation entirely, not "A particle of ore
being found 10 warrant It.
TOMBSTONE Ari1.. Sept. 5.-The bullion output
for August of the Tombstone District was $3.50 900
The shortage was occasiOued by the many rains
New-fork capitalists have begun the construc tion
OF The works OF the Huachuca Water Company.
This project will lead TO the removal of the mills to
the mines and to large increase milling facili-
ties.
Bullion valued at $1o9,779 30 was received in
this city yesterday from the mines.
The produCt OF the Homestakc Mining Company
for the month of August was ,:}32 ounces of gold
valued at Tl23,5ii; of the Dcadwood Iowa. Min
ing Company. 2,9G7 ounces gold. valued at
800, ISL.
William A. Parish, one of the best known mining
engineers on the Pacific coast, has been appointed
superintendent aud general manager III charge of
the state Line mines, Gold Mountain, New. vice
{. \. Hobbs resigned. Mr.. Hobbs. vice-prcsiIcnt
of the Newfoundland Railroad Company incorpor-
ated last spring and now IN Immediate process of
construction, found that on account of his duties to
to give that attention to the mines which
their Importance demanded, He viii leave
ish, who is in the city, will be remembered in CON
nection with the liomestakc and Black Bear mining
N,oolnpthicS' nc wiz eaNc III daN or two for Gold
mountain, TO suPerlmcnd the laying of the new
water pipe, nearly all OF hich j. now on the way
Inc latest adVces from the mines are favorable
without particular inte est TO the public.
Mineral Creek superintendent reports August % .
lie mil Will begin chrshiug this morning and ali
Is wGrklng well. We are getting the orc more reg
ularly rs the weather less rainy but the roads
soft aud heavy loads cannot be taken over thrn
until more set! led We sinking from iho ,ta-
tloh put IN at the bottom OF the II foot SHIFT and
on good body n ore. The upper Slopes are Afford
ing supply OF good grades of are. hope TO make
Shipment OF bullion the last of next week though
as al Is new and Just starting Il may be DELAYED n
snort tlme Practical mil men say the uill is
SIMPLY periect, and have taken great pains to make
II cost AS little possible both in fuel and labor
We shall work the ores t. high percentages, Ieay.
ing very little in the tallings"
. StoImoht superintendent telegTaphcd September
3: shipped 5000"
The general manager Of the Allied Mines tele-
graphs: We took sample of eight inches acroa-
the VEN OF the Yellow Rose this week which ran
2?o ounces Of silver, and there eighteen inches
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ruRopEAN FINANcIAL NARxErs

LONDON sept 5-l2:3O r. m.-COnsoIs gsIs,s money
9SlSls Tor the l. 5. bonds per cents 1885
Atlantic and Grea Western trustees
Gates 52l2 Ee - second eonsois. lo4 4, Neg YORK
crutral. l4Ss lnuOis
Ssh Reading - Milwaukee and 81 PaGl COMMON. lle.
LONDON, ,.
cent rcntes - iraLcs 20 confines tor the account
LONDON. sept. 100 p m.-New-YorA Central lsTi4;
Atlantic and Great Western second
iBcaes, lSt nhnols Central. 1885, Pennsy wanna CenIr
II.
LONDON sept $50 P m-Paus aiyces quote three per
cent rentcs at 50 francs 30 confines Tor the
PARls, sept 5-5 j. m.-Exchange London 25 i&Dcs
81 , centmcs fOr checks
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MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY, Sept 5-P. NJ.
The mining stock markets to-day again were Gin
the Dumps" The State Line varieties led de-
preston that general all through the markets;
Nos. and yielded from 81 to 90 cents, and Nos.
2 and fell from 4.05 to 1856, and Oriental and
Miller from IS to 81 cents. The Comstocks were
lower, Consolidated Virginia at 195 and Califor-
MIA at 90 cents Silver Cliff declined from 1856 to
3.6003.65. Among the low-price stocks Great
Eastern despite of favorable reports from the mine,
fell to II cents. Almost the only redeemng spot
in the market Iron Silver, which advanced
from $50 to $50. The markets closed weak on
lower opening quotations from the San Francisco
markets.
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AMERICAN MINING STOCK EKCHANGE SALES
FIRST GALLO O'CLOCK A. NJ

Annie Hibemia state Line No Best & Belch'r
300. 33 foo. Al and 100 IL. 60
Bear Creek 500 b3o. - 100. 81. 81 Bye and Bye
800 .....- &c OrutlGMirr 800. BIO. 81 600 30
800. 10 loo. 81 Mineral Creek California
Bond Holder 300 b5 50 100 ....... 90 100 90
:O0....-. 40 Globe Copper Miner Boy Con Virginia
900 - - 100 .4o 100 $50
Enterprise 100 bio 10 Bald Mount'u
100 40 100 BIO lsj 1000 b3O .Oj 1000 b30 09
500 AZ Barcelona Black Jack Nandewator
Little Chief 100 lO5 100 -. 10 2Ou.. 81
eco go. l.{5 500. bio lO5 49, "
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filming.
Gituatinns Wante6--f females.

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
AsAn kinds of good. competent female servants German
other useful girls country alSO male help and
coored servants. At the large, Odestablished PROrES
TANT HOME BUREAU, l3S 6th-ave, fourth house above
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The following were the receipts and shipments az
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts SAiDmsnsA
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-01

WANTED so young ladies to call and see OIL.
W new Bangle Bracelets and Prince Royal COD
Watch Chains; also. new styles Of Rings. at
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Personal.
CITY.

Ad L. Langdon, of the Quincy Reoteso
is in the city.
DR. Plummer and wife leave for the east
this evening.
E. B. Rhea, pillow manufacturer of Pc
oria. was in the city yesterday.
T. L. Mccarthy, train dispatcher of the
r. l. & P, will soon leave for Council
Bluffs.
George H. Watson, an energetic mer-
chant of Quincy, arrived in Rock Island
this morning.
T. j. Rodman and B. T. Cable start for
Lake Superior this evening to be absent a
few weeks on pleasure trip.
A. W. Bruner has gone to Chicago to
indulge in the Illinois Sportsmen tourna-
ment now in session at that city.
T. B. Gamwell, the new High school
principal has accepted the offer of the
Board of Education. He will arrive in
Rock Island during the present month.
w. T. Scotch, A. E. Knickcrbocker and
Fl. G. cleveland left this afternoon for
Bloomington to attend the Grand Lodge
of the Improved Order of Red Mem which
convenes tomorrow in that city