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GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.
Great Destitution.


LONDON, September 29.-The floods in the
Tyrol have reduced hundreds OF wealthy
land owners to poverty. The laboring class
are in terrible distress. THE approach Of
winter greatly aggravates the situation.
Anti.Jewish Hiots.
vienna, September 2al-Adyices from
Pressburg report anti-Jewish rio's there
The mob broke the windows OF many
houses occupied by Jews. The military
finally restor. d order after making many
arrests. The military are now confirmed
to the barracks.
.CAIRo, September 29.-It is estimated
that fifteen days supplies for 5000 men
were destroyed by the fire caused by the
explosion. court OF inquiry has beel or
dered by the government and is now sit
ting.
BrARRIATz, September 29.-The Duchess
OF Parma has died here in child birth. The
child was still born.
LONDON, September 29.-The new steamer
Werra, OF the North German Lloyd Com
pany on trial tri, d made II u knots
DUBLIN, September 29.-All the suspects
in custody have been released in view oil
the expiration tomorrow Of the term OF the
coercion act.
Submarine Cables.
PARIS, September 29.-The international
conference meets October 10th 10 discuss
the protection OF submarine cables.
A New Lord Mayor.
.LoSpos. September 29-Henry Edmund
knight, alderman of Cripplegate ward. has
been elected Lord Mayor OF London.
London Wool sales
LONDON. September 29-Eleven thousand
two hundred bales OF wool sold to-day,
chiefly Sydney and New Zealand. Good
demand and firm rates.
Sentences % Hang.
Dua1rs. September pa brother OF
Walsh, who was hanged at Galway, has
been found guilty as an accessory TO the
murder OF Constable Kavanagh, at Letter
froct. The jury recommended walsh 70
mercy on account Of his youth. The jury
also recommended Walsh to mercy because
there was no positive evidence, they said,
that he actually fred the shot
which caused Kavapagh's death. The
prisoner was very violent and shouted
Loudly tDaL WliHerses hdh BiNpu iNCS S''.
dence. He was sentenced to be hanged
October % Judge lawson said he would
forward the jury's accommodation to the
proper quarter, but he could hold out no
hone 10 the prisoner until IL would be act
ed upon. Here Walsh again became great.
ly excited and cried out that justice would
yet oyertake his false sccusers.
The Imprisoned Editor.
LONDON, September 2e.-The Standard
states il il expected in Dublin that E.Duyer
Gray win be released from prison this
evening.
The Same Old Comet
vrxssA, September pa great comet
was observed here at SIS this morning, in
right ascension 10 ho urs, 46 minutes and
declination. degree s, Is minutes south.
A Coed shoWfag.
Sr. PE7ERsBUR0, September 29.-The reye-
nue. from indirect taxes for the financial
year 1882, exceeded the estimate By 9,77S,-
oooroubles.
The Cholera.
MlpRIn. I.r'spher 2o-Desfhs from
shsssrs y AsA..iA Laap.lsy. swsAy.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

New YORK, September 29.-The Delaware,
Lsckawanna and Western railroad to-day
declared quarterly dividend of per cent.
MONTREAL, September ga deputation
from the syndicate formed to build the
new railway from the Northwest to con-
meet with the Grand Trunk at Duluth, are
here conferring with the General Manager
of the latter. 1t is proposed to make the
line a competing one from Manitoba to the
sea with the Canadian Pacific.
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CRUELTY ToA BOY.
Crippled for Life on . Fulton Ferry
Boat.

Crippled for Life on fulton Ferry
boat.
NEW YORK, September 26.-Physicians
have examined the crippled boy William
Allen. who was so brutally assaulted by a
deck hand on one of the Fulton ferry boats
on the oath of July, and they say he is in.
jured for life. His kneepan is broken and
he is now confined to his bed from other
injuries. The boy has brought an action,
through his guardian, to recover $4,000
damages from the Union Ferry Company
for the injuries he sustained. The boy
claims that he paid his fare, walked into
the cabin of the boat and took seat. One
OF the deck hands accused him OF stealing
in, seized him and dragged him out on the
deck, where he assaulted him. In the an.
swer the company sets up the. boy was un-
lawfully on the boat.
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CRUELTY TO A JURY.
Kept I'm a Cold Room Forty-eisht Hours
without Beds.

without Beds
WLEEsBARRE, Pa, September 2s.-The
Jury in the case of the highway robbers
who nearly accomplished the murder of
Farmer Rosengrant, on lonely mountain
road some months ago. came into court
and not being able to agree, were dis
charged They had been out since Satur-
day. The vote was IL for conviction to
for aconittal. Their experiences were OF a
nature to make nearly each man OF them
TO feel as if he never wanted to be called on
a Jury sgain For forty eight hours not
man slept wink Ali of the jurors we're
completely tagged out and, as no fire was
provided, the room was disagreeably cold.
Some OF the jury walked the hoor nearly
all night TO Keep up circulation of, blood.
The reason that no beds and conyeniences
were furnished was the judge knew how
they stood and wanted TO force an agreement.
The disagreement and discharge were dis
appointment to the community, as there is
a desire to see some Of the rufians who
have lately been committing outrages
brought to justice.
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object 10 Mntihr Mats-

sygps%:I' y, La, September 29.-The
sogGr Baton Rouge special saws:
y Or.. HI, "a a request Of the City Council of
ty,g g'sns W Governor McEmery has an.
! iOr cIo,;'.s Ie sIdItlonal allotment of SlO,-
2 ae6Sn The Bonnet Carre crevasse.
.'taSse, a. sns insures the closing of the
..ealg e,s..u u Will have the effect OF re-
"a ins,.aJS Salt water to Lake Pontchan-
"a pstss 0i the muddy Mississippi
lssl ys.., ys, which has filed the basin for
Esg rks past. The watering places ali
I.Sg oJs...ssSlSSippi sound will also be
r. en'ted by the absence of muddy
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McConueIlsburs, Pa.

McCosNELIsBURG, Pa, September 20
The Big Spring United Presbyterian Pres
bytery, composed of the congregations Of
York, Adams, Franklin, Huntington and
Juniata counties, met at their church in
the Big Cove, near this place on Monday,
and adjourned yesterday. There was
large attendance and considerable business
was transacted. The Ladies' Missionary
Society, composed of delegates from the
above counties was also in session at the
same time and place.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
A Dummy Engine PIunge~ Through .
Rrid1e IutO Niagara River.

n Dummy LHKfHe ETUHNe" VHV"b"
Bridge Into Niagara River.
ERIE, OST., September 29.-At $50 this
evening a dummy car used for conveying
passengers over the International bridge
between here and Black Rock, q suburb OF
Buffalo, fell through the open draw into
the Niagara river, distance Of twenty-five
feet. Engineer Bohn and Edwin Hershey
Reeve, of BERTHE, ont, were killed, and
Mrs. Parmee, of Black Rock, Capt. Hag.
CART, dummy conductor, and lady whose
name is unknown, seriously injured.
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Suspeeted Train Robber.

ST. LOUIS, September 29.-The capture OF
Jim Cummins, one of the most notorious
of the James gang, which was effected at
Princeton, ILL.,, reviyes memories OF some
of the most daring deeds of that outlaw
band. AS soon as his identity is fully es-
tablished he will be sent on here for trial.
In the meantime requisitiOn papers are
made out for him.
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LOTS OF GRUB.
hSer OF Lieutenant Greeley's
n Party Starving,


Party Starving.
''N"toN, September 29.-General
=, 'I'et Signal Officer, says there is
So" e5' whatever to fear that Lieutenant
;! : party at Lady franklin Bay will
sufficiently fed. He thinks that
|,,I'.S, men have been down to the point
M, y the Neptune before this time
D., ts"ey have got their mail from the
Sy, 'Iefe ~ II was left by Major Beebe.
-! mere are large quantities OF food
D.. 10 Lieut. Greeley, some of il
lffa- zen left over by previous ex-
IGib. He thinks there is no doubt but
no, ~ VII be open next year, but if
Ear,l s'euge party will be sent up from
reach. "N''o the feiiet party IS
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Indian Trouhle,

TucsoE. Arr, September 29--Gen. Crook
is determined to get at the bottom Of the
trouble among the Indians on the San Car
los reservation. He has had q grand meet
ing of q majority of the chiefs, and will
visit the tribes separately 60 investigate
fully the sources Of the troubles. The I'M
disns who took part in the Citlica outbreak
are here waiting the action 81 the Grand
lary.
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HANG THE WRETCH.
A Philadelphia Poisons His Wife, Six
Children and n Boarder.

A Philadelphia Poisons His wife, SIX
Children and q Boarder.
. PH1LADELPHIA, September 29.-The police
have arrested W. G. Whitaker, residing in
Paschalville. near the city limits, charged
With poisoning his wife, Jennie, aged A
years, and his children, Wsvson, aged "a;
Mary, aged 19; Eve, aged IS; Sarah, AGED
20; Bertha, aged s. and Willie, aged 2years;
and also boarder named Wsyson Cooper,
10 years old. Some of the sufferers are in
a critical condition. 1t is alleged that
Whitaker placed arsenic in bucket Of
water With which the tea was made.
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COUNCIL BLrFYs. Iowa. September o.
The second day Of the reunion Of the vet,
ersDs Of southern lows and northern Mis-.
souri, optned suspiciously, With over three
thousand in camp. In the forenoon .
grand procession took place. The streets
are ibroDged with twenty thousaDd stsan-
gers from the surrounding country in
a shrm bsrtle. The camp breaks up To-
morrow evening
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Failures.

New York, September 29.-The failures
for the last seven days reported to New
York are 30, of which 100 occurred in the
country, and IL in New York city, The
stoppsge of Alonzo Follett note broker, Is
the event of the week and has brought nu-
merous other disasters in its train.
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Cargo Sold.

HALIFAX, September 29.-The damaged
portion OF the cargo OF the wheat steamer
Antwerpia, from New Orleans for Hull,
which put into Sidney, c. B., in distress,
was to-day sold by auction at sixty cents a
hushal
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Canldn,f AGreN.

PHILADELPHIA, September 29-The jury
in the Star Route prosecutions in the
United States District Court reported, this
morning, that they had been unable to
agree on q verdict
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p-.,g with o population Of IL ,OOO, 900
,. national debt of $50, ,OO0, 900. Dur
,bs psst twenty years the debt has
y ,ssJ S625,OOO,OOO.
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u.rIes Is the name ofa Georgia post
s. Good resolutions enough have
,. broken to make it the best paved
:, in the world.
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Advance InCaAl.

PH1LADELPHIA, September 29.-An ad.
vance of ten cents in the price OF egg, and
twenty-6v cents in stove, smau stove asd
chestnut coal for October, has been de-
cided upon.
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Sentenced TO Hang.

NEw ORLEANS, September 29-The Gov
ernor of this State has issued the death
warrant for the execution of Luke Landry
on November Il, for the murder OF Denis
Gully, in Richmond parish.
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pendent Republicans of the 18th District
nominated DR.. w. D. Hall Of Altoona, for
Congress. q
LoUIsyILLE, September 29.-The Republic
cans OF the Seventh District have nomina-
mated Rev. J. w. Ashbury, colored, for
Congress. o.
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War nm the Engineers.

HAMILTON, September 29.-The trade and
labor organizations of Hamilton are greatly
excited at the tyrannical conduct OF the In
transitional railway authorities for dismisa-
iIg number If their faithful employees
for heing members ct iha Brotherhood nj
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ZauesyfIIe. q.

ZANEsyILLE, September 81. F. Snyder.
photographer, Of Dresden, shot himself
in the bowels yesterday, and died in less
| than ten minutes. 1t was clear case of
| suicide, but the cause is not known.
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CHICAGO, September 29.-Thc Wholesale
trade Of the city for the past week has been
in very satisfactory condition. Leather
is in moderate request, and there has besn
q satisfactory movement In dry soods car
pets, millinery, boots and shoes. clothing,
etc. Groceries are In good demand. Lum-
ber 10 In good demand for choice, but mar.
ket dull for poorer goods Eggs plenty and
market easy. Choice butter and cheese
steady. Game in good request and prairie
chickens higher. Wool steady. Green
fruits and vegetables weak, except Califor.
MIA, which are In good request Ia wheat
the general tendency OF the first part OF the
week was downward, but In the last two
days, owing to the near approach OF settling
day, the decline has been more than recoy-
cred. and the market to-day showed an ad-
vance OF lalac over yesterdays hgurea
Corn showed an unsettled feeling early 10
day, and advanced lGtl 40 over yesterday.
but declined csc before the close. Oats
opened higher, but declined with the break
in corn. Pork shows an advance Of SOc.
Lard strong and higher.
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Insane Asylum Abolished.

NEW ORLEANS, September 29.-The city
insane asylum has been abolished and the
l35 inmates started for the insane asylum
at jackson, Louisiana
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New stock.

New YORK, September 2s.-Americsn
cable stock was quoted in the Exchange the
FIRST time yesterday. Insiders say it will
be put to 90 within thirty days.
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r,,se people who want to know why
!.,.,s call the boy "the deviP' can
.Tr bring themselves to understand
! Lr employing a hoy for a few days.
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Not Altogether Lovely.

CAIRO, September 20.-Nothwithstanding
the repeated assurances of English officers
and the reiteration of English correspond.
ents, the troops under General Wolseley
are far from being welcomed by the vast
majority of the population OF this city.
Around the palace OF the khediye and
within sight of the bayOnets OF the troops
the natives make profuSc protestations OF
loyalty, but in the Mosques and bazars and
in the privacy of their homes they are not
slow to express their intense hatred Ct the
invaders. A constant display of force is
required to keep down this rebellious
spirit, but even then it is not always en-
tirely suppressed. as witness the destruc-
ton by fire yesterday OF the English stores
of ammunitions and provisions. Murders
are of almost nightly occurrence, even with
the principal streets and squares patrolled
by cavalry, while in the adjacent county:
and especially in Upper Egypt, friend OF
the foreigners does not dare to show his
head.
White Winged Peace.
Carlo September 29.-The authorities
consider the country generally so rapidly
returning to its normal condition that
further display OF force in the provinces is
unnecessary.
That Means Annexation.
LONDON, September 29.-The Times says
it has been decided 70 retain for the pres
ent 1900 men in Egypt to carry on and
consolidate the work for which the sup
preston of Arab Pasha does little more
than to clear the way.
Movement OF Forces.
ALEXANDRIA, September 29.-The chan
mel squadron has sailed for Malta. The
naval brigade has gone to Cairo to attend
the military review which takes place Sat
urdsy.
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FIRE RECORD.
APeupsylyania Town I'm Ruins.

EMPORIUM, Pa, September 29.-At an
early hour this morning fire broke out in
the Democrat Office at Ridgeway. Seven
teen of the principal business places were
burned including both printing offices, the
bank and the Hyde House. Loss, $500
Insurance $50 600
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,.,,lenees are located far apart this
Manila has cholera, Cape Town
FI n,ox aud Brownsville and Pen
"a yellow fever.
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still Talking.

c116kyER GA. September 29.-The col
cre1 teI3ekF whitaker, lectured here last
nikbt II he Methodist Episcopal Church.
r t&03nced Hayes, Grant and President
<1sk ~ tks l.t.sisss sexAlIs,
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STATE or TRADE.
Condition Of The narksts at IL
Leading Trads csatres.
Wheat 6easraIy Higher er-flsw tswsr--
Provisions higher-live Stock Ua-
changed = Dry Goods Ua'
ehanged-ceta Lover.
IRON MARKET QUIET AND UNCHANGED.
New Y0rG.


Nkw YoiE, September 2s.-Whils busi.
ness, as indicated BY the purchase 6fsoods
shows great activity, there has been soms
less confidence this week, owing to the
number Of important failures. These dis
asters, however, are moro the result Of
speculative operations and individual Do.
partures from business principles than Of
any want Of soundness In trade. The late
stringency In the money market has addsd
not little to the anxiety, though govern.
ment relief In this respect 10 leading 70 an
improvement in the feeling regarding The
future. Dry goods trade continues fairly %
tive on the whole, although commisiou
houses are not doing much new husinesA
hpt. A., ,xorR - Ae1nAaRogY- -AArAaon1n1
OF old ofdef5. n pofk and lard thefe hAB
been iair amount Of business. The duo-
tuations have BEEN quite rapid, but have
not extended over wide range. The mar
ket on the whole has been weak. There 10
nothing OF special interest In the wool mar.
ket, and trade on the whole b satisfactoFy.
Groceries are dull and but little 10 doing.
In American pig iron there 10 considerable
activity, and deliveries on book orders are
quite lively. Prices are frm, and trade
generally 10 considered healthy.
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BcSyos, September 0.-Wn. Mhieeeye
insursBcs broker. fell 4re1 - ~ ey
Of his rssidepes md - kineA y
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Pitlshanh.

PrrrsBuRsH, Pa, September 29-A mate
rial improvement In general business 10
noticeable since the ending OF the strike,
and the resumption OF the mills. Manu-
facturers and merchants are now hopeful
of a good fall trade, and the outlook en-:
coursges the belief that their hopes will
not he without'avail. The pig Iron market
Is still weak. and prices are from afty cents
to one dollar lower than when the strike
was inaugurated Oh June lst. There ie 90
increasing demand, however, and bsttsr
prices will follow. Manufactured iron is
In heavy demand and stocks are very light
but the card rate remains unchanged. Ths
glass trade 10 quiet, with no change In
rates. Petroleum ruled sctlyc, and Of
times excited, until certificates declined
from 10 to 79k, and became Hrmer ysstsr.
day and advanced until at the close today
s9M vas bid. Live stock dull. Receipts
Of cattle 1881 head. Hog market slow.
Sheep dull prices 25c oil,
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EASTERN NEWS.
The Cairo Fire.

CAIRO, September 29.-The explosions at
the railway station, yesterday, continued
at brief intervals for over three hours. The
passenger station was saved, but all the
freight sheds, containing ten days provi.
sions for the army and about two hundred
trucks of ammunition, were destroyed. Five
men were killed and twenty wounded. The
fire was Of incendiary origin. Subsequent
to the explosion two Arabs were seized in
the act of firing the trucks. A third escaped.
Troops were patrolling the streets last night.
CAIRO, September 29.--During the fire at
the railway station two men with torches
were arrested while cndearoring to fire the
adjacent quarter OF the town.
PEsTH. September 29.-The ministry has
placed the Pressburg district under martial
law.
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TNNla 1lAleA.

Por1 wAsmsoros. O.. September 10
The engine room at the works OF the
Glasgow, Port Washington Iron and Coal
Company. about two miles west Of this
place, wss entered by thieves. uho stole ell
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|.a,Hs IrorA ~ p.d and sickly children, need
fGrisoSas, Blttsrs. It will Strengthen
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cAsllux, esytsnbsr .pl-As z - -
night Marlin Hurphy slaot - nioee - /.
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II. landing OF William Penn is to be
- SIZED by a review of the navy.
"r, twill be remembered, was relig-
-'y ipotteusive in his department.
,,,r navy
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FOR CONGRESS.


Yesferday's Nomfs . '-,,fI
ONEIDA, September 29.-The teRE
of the TWenty-fourth dissrj =!
NsWton w. Nuting for Coazf<
REaVsO. Pa. S:p.subss $
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ALBANY, September 29.-John F. Smythe
Chairman of the new Republican State
Committee, said to an Argus reporter to-
day: You can say in the Argus that |
have no reason to suppose Mr.. Folger will
decline the nomination, and every reason
in the world to conclude he will accept"
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SPORTING MATTERS.
Base Hall.

At Worcester -.
Troy. i 0 0-l0
Woi oicesters. s..........-...O U > u
At Cleveland
Detroits, 0; Clevelands, ..
Pittsburgh Races.
PrrTsBuRGH. September 9.-The ErPosi'
ton races to-day were fairly attended. The
track was heavy,
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THE NEWS.

,u,sriesn horses on the English turf
'.Speming the laurels lost by our
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a..s~ress.. R~es1vs1-

wAsnIxsros, September D!fhe tese
nation Of the United 6tsies Mlnieeee .
c1p. nhsgsn, Denmark, W. p. Wilksfshs1s
ass been recsived o: the 6tsfe DepAftoDt.
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I,uA. Beart-Burn. Ns.s.A ls1lgs \
en- .'vsys reiieved - DWeee
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4 Chinese love story: "a Pekin
s fell in love with a friend of her
|gtaDd and the friend agreed to pay
ln $50 for her, but he neglected to
|IHg the money when he called to
kr Der away, and so the husband re-
,cl to give her up. In that emergency
e reDamored pair drugged him, forged
signature to the bill of sale, and
| |Ped. They were arrested while eat
Eglheir wedding breakfast and put in
FngeOnS, where both committed sui
E.sn
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Roalaa.

BosroS. September D.-6hipmsnb q
b,ols snd 'shocs this week 63,53f csSss,
sgainst G2, ,ls5 the corresponding week last
year. Wool sales, 2625r SO pouuds, aestn4
a27i.yOO pounds same Wssk In 1881. Re.
ceipts, 9.S2I bags and bales domestic, saa
iOS bales foffiEn, sgainst s,2it Bag snd
bales domestic, and t3 bales foreign. ssms
week last year. The market shows no y.
terstion durining the week. Leathse
steady spd unchsngrd. Cotton lever.
Dry goods quiet The wholesale clothing
bushes, i not quite 70 active g lt ha.
been. The iron market is active snd
stesdy, with prices unchanged. Fresh beef
easier. Hog products very high. Pork
has advanced another dollar. SUGAR dfn.
Coffee quiet Tes dull. BrcAdstu6s weak.
Corn has declined 6(G7c.