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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-08-18
LOCAL ITEMS.
Nirs Bynuin IS very low.

Mrs Bynuin is very low.
We regret to hear that Prof. Price
Is sick.
Thanks to the fair donors of that
basket of Fruit.
Gcal Eeely has returned from Bon
AquG
We were glad to meet Jonathan
Joyncr in town this week.
Favorable reports from the pro-
t-ncied meeting at New Castle.
The first bale IF new cotton reached
Saulsbuty yesterday and brought 10
cents.
Those in want of a first class female
,eaeler should apply to supt. J. c.
Brooks, Jackson Tennessee.
The family Of J. T. Knight have
the syrip:thics of the community in
their recent loss.
Berry McNeal, cOlored Base
Bs,l catcher, had his leg broken in
n game at Crane junction last week.
lake ICE at W. t. Armis-
teaG'4.
Evening service ct St. James
Church mex Lords day at quarter
before eight. Subject, "The New
Version"
The new walk which the energetic
Or Lee has fixed up on the Hall
grounds is very tasteful ns well as use
fui.
j. j. Woodside called. lie repre-
scnts Grubba, Woolwine and Kemker
Nashville Tenn. They do large bus
iness with our merchants.
The kid" desires his many friends
10 discontinue addressing him by that
homely title as he has turned u and
has dyed his moustnche.
Tho essay read a the lato Immi
grafton Convention by Col. ii. NJ.
Polk was an interesting paper. 1t
would well repay thoughtful perusal
by he farmers of the county and
Stale.
-,Axg IT At ". 7. AaMs7EAD's.
Tho bes. game of Base Ball that
~ ever yiayed here is anticipated for
tho 25th. jackson anu Bolivar will be
pitted against each other at that time.
Al tho lovers of that sport are invited
to attend. We understand that the
Bolivar boys are erecting a grand
stand for the accommodation Of the
ladies who may I've present.
Mr.. Jas. Mcclure an old and
esteemed citizen Of Hardeman County
after lingering Illness died. He
was 8 successful farmer, pure aud hon
art in daily life, man whose death
will be blow not only to his fnmily,
bus county.
Rev. w. G. Ready has accepted the
the call to the Presbyterian Church,
And will preach hereafter regularly
every sabbath. As Il scholar and
preacher he has few equals.
In view of our short crops of corn
VIC advise 5ur farmers to SOW rye for
lr winter pasturaee. IF sown in Au-
gust or September, it yields abundant
pasturage during winter aud early
spril5. Fry it.
iCG AT ". T. ARMISTRAD'S.
!. II. Snmmons of Cedar Chapel
I,r,,,,.rlA IN Rol;,r,r l.
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eases, Monthly transformations. and during Preg-
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make the hlOUi, and hence is the best Blood Pu-
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I3risht's Disease. For Diabetes use Warner
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bottle. largest bottle in the market. Try IL.
z. Z. WARNER & CO., Rochester, 4. z.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-08-18

In the County Court Of Hardema
County, Tennessee. No. 1892 r. D
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-08-18
PRIVATE COUHsELOQ

20 reyes cent Say afsrsss. ssear-y s1sss - sl=iy
% cants. siaui9 Ia Fsad b. al. Adde'S a. a.
eca sszrs frua1 a. 81 ;se P. q. GuoiaSs. sF.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Sept Is.
In Vienna the MOn1gs Rerue states that the Gar and
the Emperor Francis Joseph VIII shortly meet
The St. Petersburg Herod announces that tho exhibit
ton at Moscow viii open May 10. 1882, and close Sep
tcmber 10.
Prince Jerome Napoleon has arrived at CONSTANT
nope and has had audience with the sultan lasting
two hours. lie will have an interview with NJ Tissot
the French Ambassador, on Monday.
The Berlin Post says the Emperor william has
the by the descendants OF Baron Won
stcubcn OF the invitation to attend the Yorktown Cen
teuua celebration The descendants all officers in
the PriIsHaD army.
The Paris newspapers publish a semi-oicial letter
euumorating the expended in relieving
Spaniards Saba, the total exceeding $4,000 Nun
bors OF spanards returning Dram. where securiy
il reestahlishcd.
RmousKI, Que. Sept. ia man. named Moreau, Of
st. Anaclet, Yesterday arrested the charge OF
having murdered his wife In the woods on Friday.
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DIED.
ALIFN-On Runaa,

ALLENon Sunday September Is a. the residence
sister Hannah Allen, No 50 Irving place, EastOn Aeu
Funeral Al place Tuesday. September 20. at ~ m
Friends ana aequaintances requested to
BRIT saturday, 18th inst Britton In the
Funeral services at hls residence No $50 East sls,
at p m, Tuesday 2'th inst Friends VIII dowcrs
BICKMpRE-septem9eT ~ at Yonkers, Albert IT, only
child =! AbeItS and Charlotte s. Bckmoge aged years
Relatives aud friends the family respectfully invet TO
ayend ne funeral IRON the residence OF his grandfather
Carriages Hn meet The 1870 train fr,an the Grand
S@ial Depot Friends are kindly requested TO ss8d
CoVAs-on september al is late residence seio near
New brunswick. " j. stamtty covas aged % years
funeral services which tlse pac at 81 PSirieks Old
x Ss9s} B7ecsey SG3aay sPtnlsr ls lss
cLAPP-At Fast Chester september II. Deser Als'yne
vile ~ George z Ciapp.
Psas Church. Cast Chester IL O'Clock e,nesdsy,
cs1ss, T BE II waiting a. Monas Vernon station tho
ELLor-on Saturday. September Il, volley Elliot AGED
Funeral rom his age residence Bloomfield. NJ Monday.
foot Of cAiisopker or Barayss at o.lop H.
II The sc 1 ob 4 Era sPe9nfr TO- 1851 Mary k widow
Notice OF funeral hereafter. -
H5ILARD-At ssrsnac Lake. n Y. September Is, 1881.
Iysncis Aien j. Only sou Of Francis a and Josephine
RELATIVES and a:s Respectfully inyitod
~ Remsens[ BrooFyn Myndayi september j.. at $50
NEERGAARD-on SUNDAY. september H. Margaret A..
widow of William Neergaard. the j6h year o her are
Funeral services viii be hold her Lite residence,
Last 2-th-st-, Tuesday.
Relatives friends invited T. attend
PLUMBAt Middlctowu. Donu. September lG, l-sl Sarlh
Mi Plumb sister OF the late Il. Plumb ESQ
sistorinlaw OF Gordon ". Durham Gag. aged
years
WILLETTAt St James, H. September g. the Rev John
Whett superintendent OF the Home Kings
Funeral nom the IneOrates Home, Hamilton on Tues
day, the 10th inst, at ? o'clocS /. m.
WILLIS-At New Hamburg, y. Y, September Is. 1881,
william Henry Willis. in the I'D year % hi, a-e
Funeral services Zion Church Wappngers Fails y Y
MONDAY september 10 al 2:t5 D. m
Carriages win hudson Railroad train leaving
New YORK y
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A MURDER BROUGHT TO LIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S.-A dispatch from
Sacramento says; "ln 1877 n well-known citizen OF
Lincoln Placer Co.. named Singleton, disappeared A
farmer named Niles ~ resident Of this CITY owed
Singleton PSooo Singleton visited Niles collect the
money, AMI the two men visited Sheridan In the same
county together Since day Singleton has not been
seen The men were old friends, having crossed the
plains together. Nes's statement that Singleton went
TO Arizona was accepted and believed by the community
shortly hfter the disappearance OF Singleton Niles filed
UP an abandoned well near his house Iatterly some
property belonging TO Singleton has seen Nos's
possession, especially gold watch which ia known To
have have belonged 10 the missing The few neigh
DORIS VINO remembered til" circumstances Of the
disappearance and the hlllng OF the we'll connected
the Two circumstances to1etaer. Niles had sold the
larh ana The new proprietor consented that the well
should oe opened to ts old depth THIS was last
Thursday ana Friday. Tue body gleton was found
~ me bottom OF the well Niles was arrested near
Wheatani 10 day. charged with the murder of Single
to Lincoln" $500 ~ "
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PERILS OF THE SEA
THE BARK JoHANNE LosT-rHE AzoR IN QUAR-

THE BARK JoHANNE LOST-THE AZOR IN QUAR-
ANTINE.
BERMUDA, Sept. 11-rhe whaling schooner
"ilnam Wilson, of Marion, Mass, Captain Hammond
caucd at St Georges September 6, land Captain
ercksen and the remainder OF the crew OF the ahau
doned German bark Johanna, OF Els1eth whom he
rescued from that vessel dismasted waterlogged on
the I'd ult. The Johanne LETT New-York for Angiee
Polnt Java, Oh August 2, with cargo of OIL. The Jo
name was OF 600 tons burthen and only five years
old.
captain Hercksen reports that August 13 the
snip was struck by monstrous sea, which filed the
cahn, so that the second barely succeeded IN get
nhg out, aud the mate was never afterward seen. A
boy was Also ust having, presumably be washed ont
of which he not to
aItr having taken his supper. The hove the
sup on hef beam ends, and the with the eXcep
to OF Tue lOrcinst went overheard. which allowed the
shin to right again.
ON the ION OF August sighted barkentne steering
70 the southwark, WHO PROBABLY did not she
KEEP ~ Ter course ON the next morning early sighted
the William wilson.
Ihe American bark AzoT, Captain Ames from Adah,
Coast o. Africa bound to Boston with q cargo Of palm
on ana gum copal, slNtythree ont bae arrived
Murrays Anchorage IN want of medical aid She lost
one man OF coast fever the ODD August The cap-
tam ana one III the arrival OF the
sci at these islands The Azor has been put In quaran
tine.
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NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1881.

knows what sparks and flashes of electrical knowl-
edge. The little buffet adjoining is convenient too,
for gallery exhibitors who cannot keep running
down stairs to the main restaurant below. And so,
stopping to stare ut a diagram here. trophy of
great carbon pencils there, to pop into a telephone
box or to listen to an explanation, we win our way
finally TO the northeast and the Edison room.
Here we find his lieutenants, DR.. Moses and Mr.
Bachelor, cheerfully and cOurteously ready to
exhibit and explain though the Edison con-
tributIon is, far in rather an nceptive
state His chandeliers are burning well
and brightly, but his big machine " is yet the
Atlantic and hi main splendor must be looked for
a month or so hence The photograph of his electric
railway has a double interest from the very slight
success VIII CHI has yet-in Paris-attended the prac-
teal running of the Siemens motor. AS his is q
country railway, he gets his rails well insulated by
the seepcrs and needs centre rail aerial con-
ductOr. The patriotic Yankee may be pardoned
sigh that Mr.. Edison could not setup model in the
Champs Elysees and-possby-r the German lit
orally and iguratively off the track"
Several of his practical devices however, are
rious and beautiful. Such are his photograph tce-
phone, in which the height of the mystery
is little cylinder of moist chalk; his
multiple telegraph; his autograph telegraph,
by which he send an autograph copy
of forty words in minute and hopes to do better
his simple but neat method of sitting the iron out Of
Long Island blacksand by a magnet and sundry
o. hers ut which only hint. As come into
the room, DR.. Moses is busy showing the motograph
TO n group of admring Frenchmcn, exhortng his
aSSistant-Some rooms away-to cough, sing, his
lie Yankee Doodle etc, all which is excelenty
heard attwo or three feet from the aperture When,
however, he assistant comes to the delneation of
" the IL tie girl with the little curl the Parisans
look rather puzzled, think.
But it is getting late and tho crowd is setting to-
war tla al ITnlil 10 tba al i,;a no,
tors, we are not allowed to 90 out where we came
In, but must make for the east end of the Palace.
And so we march out shivering, into the damp, raw
night, an October night ntercalated in August
while the lantern in the roof tints the foliage,
whiens the mist and lights mp benches and bits of
sidewalk, and generally gambols and plays tricks
To bed.
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THE SUNDAY Tribune.

In it's issue of yesterday The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
presented to its readers not only the news of the
day from all parts of the word. but also large
amount special correspondence by telegraph and
mails, reviews tales, sketches, poetry, and general
literature. Following arc the headings OF few
leading articles:
The News in L0ndon.Fhe special cable dispatch to
The tribune told of widespread concern Mt possible
rious complications In the Egyptian Question: the per
pleXities OF France with regard 10 Tunis, Mr. Parncs
new programme the Methodist Ecumenical Council,
English solicitude for President Garfield, and other
topics.
The Notwithstanding news came from Elberon
Saturday; the Prosdcnt had severe figor, ana his
pulse temperature respiration were very higb but
later in the evening, reports were more favorable
Italian Conn icationB.-A regular correspondent or
TIKI TRIBUNE from Rome OF the meeting To pro-
test against tho Law Of the about
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THE song or THE CdRBONS.

trhe universal physical law OF molecular vibration Is
1ney illustrated In the carbon pencils of the electric
ocular sur set up IN the armaturcs of the dynamo
'hues by rapid naturalization and characterization IL
transmitted to tho points OF the lantern and re-
appears as "a distinct musica, toue.I
weird, sweet melody. faint and far,
"A huInnlns murinuT. Rhythmic ling,
Floats down from the tower where the lenses are ;
Can you hear the song which the CARTONS sing 7
Millions of mons have rolled away
In the grand chorale which the stars rchearse
since tLe note so sweet ~ or song today,
as struck IN the chord OF the Universe.
The vast vibration went floating on
ihrough the diapasun OF Space and Time,
I'LL the ImPulsc sWetleI 10 a deeper tone
And mehowed and thrilled with finer rhyme
Backward and forward the atoms go,
In the surging tide of that SOundless SCI
nose pillows from nowhere TO Nowhere flow,
AS they break on the sands of Eternity.
YET through all the coasts of the endless All,
y, In The ages 20 come, rs in ages gone,
We iecI but the thrUb ol that my site tura
winch binds res onsiye, the whole one;
We feel but the pulse of that view ess Hand
men ever has been and st II shall he,
IN the stellar or" and the grain 81 sand
through Natures endless paternity.
The smile which plays IN the maIdcn's glance.
Or stlrs III the boat OF an insects wing,
is OF Kin with the NuT,L-.ight's spectral dance,
Or the dazzling zone OF the planets ring.
From our lonely tower. aloft in ar,
NIth the brrc1cs round U.s. tranquil and free
hhch me storm rack pa'es In TIE hight siLs 5
Or the starlight sleeps IN the sleeping sea-
we send our greeting. through breaih HESS space
o our dls ant cousins, the HebulH,
Aud CATCH IN the come. = missy trace
But drifting leaf from the trlnai tree.
The song hum il hut one faint sound
In the hymn which echoes from pole to pole
w men mis- the domcs OF Creations round
And catches ito key from the Oyer-Soul!
And when II cease all life shall fail,
me meIr"honc shall arrested stand
All voice bc voice lc-s-thc stars turn pale
And the Great Conductor shall drop his wand! !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRN Sept Is, 1881
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Arizona (BG), Murray. Liverpool sept 10
Queenstown II, with mdse pass. Williams a Onion
steamer Devonia lBrl, Young Glasgow sept and 40.
vile ., with ndse and passengers TO henderson Bros
steamer HaDsbnrg Grrl, llngK sept 4 with dse
and passengers Ia OcriCAs a Co.
steamer NaUdaa Ger, Petaod Hamburg sept 4 and
haNre with nfine and passengers 10 kunlatdt Co
sup John Mann tof N iuusOI, lanIo
with mdse 10 "rier; vessel to j + Whitney ~ Co.
tNOrl aaId, Glasgow 30 days In ballast
20 Funch, Edye 90.
BarA Harold Br Dartt, Havre 20 days. empty bar
rcls to order vessel Ia snow 81 Burgess.
last To- oTdTr
Bark Mes,ern Chief Ger, Hsesloop Hamilton 2s DAYS
with mdse 10 order, vesse 10 Iheo kugcE
MARINE DISASTER
VINEYARD HAVEN, sept lS-Steimer Daniel Steinmann
tBclg. De Smet, Antwerp l,oston
ashore West Chop yesterday in fog inns have
gone her The smooth Dut tie bolton
where she struck hard and rocky
ihE hove aN 4, 81 srEAMEaS
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE, sept ia rived Cid t2rl Sawca
Carthagrna kavensheuGh tFrl Newcastle Stevens
W
CHARLESTON, sept lssailed City OF Columbia
Woodruff, NeN-Gork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
UNCERTAINTY IN EGYPT.

LONDON, Sept. 1s.-lelegrams from Egypt to The
Ob9crr state that Mr.. Colvin the British Controller
is not very hopeful relative the of affairs at
Caro- II Is feared in the best informed circles at
Alexandria that the present arrangement is only "A
sort OF armiSicc, nd that the army Is receiving en-
couragrment from Constantnople.
CAIRO. Sept. lS.-Leading ma ives throughout the
country are petItloning for a convocaton of no.
tables which of the demands of the colo
nels Chcrf Pa"ha favo the scheme. II is stated
thar he intends voluntarily to grant what he con-
sidcrs tn" fair claims OF the army He viii the
range for the removal OF the regiments from Cairo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-19
THE IRISH AMNESTY MOVEMENT.

DUBLIN, Sept. 1s.-Mr. Forster, Chief Secretary
1or Ireland has arrived at Dublin He was not rec
os'~eo by the few persons at the railway station,
anu a no demonstration took place. John Givan and
Thomas A Dickson members of Parliament who
preceded Mr. Forster to Dublin, have had an inter-
we" with him at the Castle for purpose of urg-
ing the release OF the suspects and Michael Da-
VIII Mr.. Forster said he was unable at present to
give an opinion on the matter but that it would re-
answer would be given early i'm the week
a. ne National League Convention Yesterday de-
o, 49, W sent ny cable Mrs. Garfield resolution
expressive of the sympathy of the Irish Nation
Wicklow. ~ " 'io Co'l''S
- AT a land meeting held at CIonakilty. County
Gork' TO- lay 1900 persons present.. Resolu-
IionS were passed affirming the principles of the
d,ill League Convention, and pedgiug thos es-
ent TO continue the present movement until land
hir. sheridan, traverser in the late State trial
anu uosaquently arrested under the Coercion Act
leased. ' ~ ~ ~
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ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS


COTTON MARKErp-BY rELEGRAP4
LyERroo Sept i7l2:S9 n, e %;-cSIIon.Magket dun
bales speculation and xort
low MiaR clause septembeT dS,a ES
7 do september and October delivery 6o; October
delivery 67,sd, December and January delivery Cd
DO JangSiy ANA neP%y TeRvsI S' do February anu
April May deivery 6sIed 6isssd do May aud
Futures steady. y ~-~
LIYEuooi- sept l72oO p. m.Couen--lhc sales OF the
LIVERPOOL Sept. Cotton Futures-U plands Low Mid
ding clause, September delivery, I'D. Futures closed
AUGUSTA, sept. l7-Cotton quiet ; AIildlng loGo Low
middlng 0dl09c.i Good Ordinary. 9aci receipts 725
bALnaoEh sept LMCo,t1 ; gaieI Nldddhng 2 &C. Low
receipts S0l bales spinno $50 bales Stock
BosToX, Sept l7-Coto steady Middnng I2lgc: Low
Miodng IL So Good ordinary iOasc net reee pts. 81
CHARLESTON. sept l7-Cottcn active quotations Mid
net rocept@ 2els bales sales 10U bales STOCK, l4s6
CIycSSArL sept l7.cotton steady; Middnne llsc Low
Mid'ung Sc Good ordinary 99'e Receipts 2S bales;
LoUlsvLLR sept l7.-Cotton quiet Mtddiing. sc.
oc.pSs 456, sales i5o STOCK, a53i bales ~
NOBLE sent a:-Cotton UNCHANGED Middhne. lie.
6 bales export cOasLwise 72o bales sales 800 Daiesi
Ngw0RLEANs, sept l7.-Couon steady; Middnr n .c,
Low Midd!ihs lOlaci Good Orunacy Sci NJ rsceiptA
4lU7 bales sales. 900 bales last evening 1000 bales;
stock, y4579 bales
NORFOLK, sept; l7-Cotton quiet, Miodhug lSci net
Receipts 1902 bales; exports 20 Great BIits 54S2 bales
PmLADRIPHIA sept l7.coon dull; Mladnng ~ ac, Low
Mld,nG ii 1so.i Good ordinary lGl4G rseeipts' 63
saies. spnners $50 bales; stock, 2,252 bales.
sAyANNAh sept IL otton quiet and easy Midding,
ceipts 497g eoastwise Lool bales; sales.
Sr LOUIS sept l7.-Ioton steady; Middhns lgci Low
Middlng lOl2c; Good Ordinary 9lac. receipts
bales Shipments $40 baes sales SOS bales iO4s2
psIos
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THE WHALE FISHERIES.

NEw-BEDFoRD, Mass, Sept. 1S.-The brig
Isabella, Captain Blossom, Hudsons Bay, August Is,
arrived here to-day, with go barrels OF whale oil.
August 49, In the bay of Whale Point spoke the
bark George and Mary, Captain Sherman this port,
olean aud August l6the schooner Ellen Roman of this
port clean The schooner Crown Point captain Fisher,
OF Proyinceton, has also
with 800 barrels OF sperm oil and 100 barrels of whale
OIL On August 20, in latitude 30 longitude 81, she
spoke the brig Frances A. Barsow Captain Reed this
port with go barrels Of sperm OIL Also arrived the
schooner CARA L. Sparks Captain Sparks of Province
town. rom the Atlantic Ocean, with $50 barrels OF black
fish oil and $50 barrels OF sperm oil.
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PHILADELPUIA MARKFT.

PHILApKLrniA, Sept l7tlear strong snpernne s59525
esern and PENNSYLVANIA 81 1896 90; Minnesota
LEI a. u.s. 81 d. straight "a 2S9sI 80; do; Choice
g % OHIO do Gods 30. Choice. Fancy. 1917 -.
90 New ProoeSs - as IS; Minnesota Patents, Choice
IS 20; Winter Mhea Patents. -
ana nrm al SO %. Corn Neal unchanged. Wheat quiet;
No. z Red, September - aAas ~ November
- 70 lIecem6er 2Red prompt shipment 81 free
on board Rye ennsy wanna. 81 10. ~
wanna Yellow IN depot 72c; Western Mixed track
&c, steamer TRACK and depot 7O20slc.; the
nate ior San Mixed, prorIpi shipment 4 -Oir.
oSs hrI No White4ec Provisions hrn; CITY Mess Beet
10 pei DOL; do Packets. al5
Mess 81 90 Mess PORK. S2Oas2O so extra Prime al -:
Sihohea Hams lSt2al4c.; do
SaeS 90 lc Shoulders IN dry salt 95s do SMOKED
uxoc shoulders in pickle do. smoked. 56lDc:
20 I'D SAT- Ilc. do smoked lSc LanaM eslem Ket-
Le l'i steam. l2.13c. Butchers Loose J0e.
scarce aud strong Creamery
MA. DO. western. S30S4c.; ID
a'lc; Bradfor0 County New YORK Tn
EEIstS Z2a% e. " estsrn DAIRY Extra 25a26c. do.
Sood 70 Choice. 2S025c. Rolls
Mesiern ~ GZ2c Eggs steady ana nrm Pennsylvania
70 Oood defining MuscovaiOes Refined. steady:
Loaf Crushea ana Powdered
Key quiet Western, 81 IL.
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STRIKE AT Y0UNGSToWN.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Sept. 1S.-The shifting
crews IN the yards OF the New-York Pcnnsylva-
MIA and Ohio Railroad struck this morning for
increase of pay The breakmen asked for
So a day, instead OF 81 So. aud pay for extra
time The conductors asked for $50 month. instead OF
sos. In all about forty men stopped work About five
miles of sde-track filed with freight, making
"A serious blockade. The to the ems
requests that unless they resumed work they would
and others put in their places. This
ing the strikers collected about the yards, but
trouble is apprehendod.
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MIDNIGHT WkIIHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICArIONA
Synopsis Tor NE Dast "A h9urG

WAsHINGTON, Sept 10. | "a. m.-The bar
omotcr Is highest In the Canadian Maritime Provinces
and lowest north OF Lake Superior The temperature
has fallen slightly In the South Atlantic statcs 1t
risen iI0m - to l3o in the Northwest aud from to
III mo Upper Lake region. Light rain has fallen In Ten
hrssce ana Florida; elsewhere fair has vailed
N"rthery ~inds continue in New England, Middle and
south Atlantic States, and snutuerly Upper
Lake region and tue NorthwesL
Indications FOR to-day
For the Middle Atlantic States Iar weather, variable
WINS mostly norhcriy, lower barometer aud nearly
stationary tempomture.
for Nc"-Eugi1u., air weather winds mostly north to
east lower barometer and nearly stationary tempcra
ture.
Indications tomorrow.
Ihe Indications fair weather viii prev all in
thc ONO valley and Tennessee, the Guf states, North
West ahd the Upper Lake to-day and tomorrow.
frost VIII probably occur In the Norhw and Upper
Lake region Tomorrow night.