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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
A Story of Chinese National Pride
Why They Don't Destroy the French
Panic in Shanghai.
LONDON, Sept. 22.

LONDON, Sept. 90.
Foo Chow despatch. AS an illustration of
the ignorance and self delusion of the Chi
nese, instances a case of a young intelligent
Chinaman who spent seven years at Yale
and Harvard Colleges, and who asserts that
they refrain from attacking the French from
lofty Chinese principles. This young man
says they could blot out the French feet
tomorrow if they were so disposed.
The Times says the Chinese are beginning
TO refuse to discriminate between French and
other foreign residents The dislike grows
daily, and in the event of an outbreak, native
Christians will be the first to suffer, and after
them the foreigners.
A despatch from Shanghai to the Times
says new complication has arisen in the
Franco-Chinese difficulty in the blocking up
of the bar at the mouth of the Woosung river
which has been ordered by the Chinese au
thorities, although a passage for the ships OF
neutrals is to be left. This action is due to
the Chinese disbelief in the promises of the
French A veritsble panic prevails in Shang
hal, and merchants of neutral powers have
asked the naval commanders of those powers
TO take some action. The British consul
has advised the Chinese authorities to obtain
skilled foreign assistance and keep traffic
open The Russian consuls have been or
dered to protect French interests wherever
French consuls leave. The Russian feet in
Chinese waters comprises one iron clad,
three cruisers, two corvettes and six gun
boats. Three other iron clads are expected
to arrive. This strength. in view of the
smallness of Russian interests in China, is
considered significant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-23
SPORTING.
THE FISTIC ARENA.
Fourteen Rounds OF Desperate Fighting
in a Cow Pasture.

DOVER, n. H.. Sept. %.
The sporting men of this section have for
some time been epdeavoring to arrange q
fight between Dennis Heaiy of Lawrence, q
pugilist of some note, and John Co 1boy of
Manchester. England, who have been stopping
here. As q result of their efforts, fight with
bare knuckles came off at sunrise this morn
ing in COW pasture on Fresh Greek, near
the river dividing Dover and South Berwick,
Me Healy was accompanied by eight friends
and Conboy by similar number, it being
agreed that purse of 500 should be given
to the winner. After the selection of ref
cree, both men stripped to the waist, and
then followed fourteen bitterly fought rounds
according to the rules of the London prize
ring.
The first and eleventh were won by Conboy
and all the others by Hesly. In the four
teenth round the knuckle of the middle finger
of Conboy's right hand was badly dislocated,
and being thus disabled was unable to con-
tinue the fight, which was awarded to Healy.
Both were badly punished. twas agreed
that another match should be fought within
go days within 100 miles of Dover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-23
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
The MiddIesex Bleachery at Somervilie,
Mass, Burned-Lcss, 100000.
BOSTON. Sept. %.

BosTON, Sept. %.
Arl2.3O NJ. today, fire was discovered
on the roof of the drying house OF the Middle
sex Bleachery on Somerville avenue, Somer.
vile. The fire is supposed to have started
from sparks from locomotive on the Fitch
burg railroad, and spread with alarming
rapidity. All the outbuildings were soon in
A mass of flames. Help was sent for and
quickly arrived from Boston, Cambridge,
Arlington and Medford, and the tiremen had
a hard fight to prevent the spread of the
flames to outside property, which they sue
ceeded in doing. The buildings DESTROYED
are the bleaching house, finishing room and
shed. paint shop, knapping room. engine
room and lumber shed. At LAS the large
clock tower in the yard fell, throwing the
burning embers in all directions.
The firm OF Messrs. Gilmore, Hague
KNIGHTS were doing heavy business, run.
ming on full time, and carrying very heavy
stock. The loss on the buildings and
machinery will be Sl50,000, and on the stock
s5O. 900 or more. The business was founded
in $500, making it the oldest bleachery in the
country. The insurance on the buildings and
machinery aggregates $4,000, and on the
stock sS5 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-23
A NATIONALIST DENOMINATION.
Michael Davltt Calls for a Union of
Catholics and Orangemen.

LONDON, Sept. %.
Speakers at the Castle Wellan demonstra-
ton yesterday were William O'Brien, M. p.
and Michael Davitt. Davitt treated his audi
tors to a general surprise. He declared that
he was second in command of the political
army which was invading the Province of
Ulster with the fixed purpose and with the
confident expectation of victory The Ma
tionalists had now one great and absorbing
desire as far as the north of Ireland was con-
cerned, that was for political unity between
Orangemen and Catholics. Davitt begged
his hearers to lay aside their religious differ.
ences of opinion for the sake of the patriotic
duty which is incumbent on Orangemen and
Catholics alike. "Let religion give way for
once to patriotism he said, 'and then only
shall we get home rule for ireland" The
audience which was composed almost wholly
of Catholics was taken entirely by surprise at
those outspoken advances toward friendship
with Orangemen. A few men in the crowd
raised a cheer for Davitt and Union but most
of them stood in mute astonishment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-23
MAINE DISPATCHES.
FIRE AT kENNEBUNk.
A Dwelling House Burned With all it's
Dontents-Cause Unknown.

kENSEBUSK, Sept. %.
Eugene Records house at Kennebunk, was
burnt Sunday; loss on the house 81 900. fur.
niture $500; insurance 81 900 on the house.
Inc hre broke out Sunday evening at 7.3O
o'clock. 1t was long while before water
could be obtained for the fire engines, mean
whlle the men taught the flames with hand
buckets. The fire was finally extinguished,
leaving the house standing, but badly dam
aged inside, the upper story being one mass of
ruins. Most of the clothing and chamber
sets were burned, but the rest of the furniture
of any bulk was saved. The cause of the fire
Is not known. The house was new one,
having been built but short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-23
The State Exhibition.

LEWISTON, Sept. %
The people have been gathering today with
goods and animals, for the state exhibition.
Over $50 car loads of stock have arrived and
all passenger trains today, have been crowded.
The track is in grand condition for the races.
The exhibition will open Tuesday and con-
tinue four days. Good races occur each
afternoon. There will be special trains on
all roads each night and abundant accommo-
dations are afforded for ALL
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TELEPHONE LITIGATION.
A suit to Determine who was the First
Inventor.
New YORK, Sept. %

New YORK, Sept. %.
Final arguments were heard today before
Judge Wallace in the United States circuit
court in New York in the suit between the
American Bell Telephone Company and the
Peoples Telephone Company The question
to be determined is whether Professor A. G..
Bell or Daniel Drswbaugh was the first
inventor of the speaking telephone. Among
the counsel representing the Peoples COM
pany is Senator Edmunds of Vermont. Argu-
ment in behalf of the Bell Telephone was
begun by /. J. Storran. Ex. Senator Conk-
ling is also one of the counsel.
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TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS.

1t is reported that Ell Mshdi intends to re-
inforce his troops operating before khar-
toum.
Capt Clark, who was attached to General
Sheridan's staff, died at Washington, Monday
morning.
Duckwith & Co.'S King Iron Works at
Buffalo, N. Y, was burned Monday; loss,
$50. 900.
The we'll known whskey firm of NeScomb
& Buchanan at Louisville, Ky, made an as
signment, Monday.
A Manila dispatch says that the American
bark Minnie Allen, Capt. Spencer, has been
totally destroyed by fire.
Fire, Monday, came near destroying the
whole city of Eureka, Nevada. 1t ragged for
two hours and destroyed 10 buildings.
The Pennsylvanian Schuykill valley rail
road was formally opened Monday morning
between Pottsburg and Philadelphia.
The loss by the bnrning of the Middlesex
bleachery at Somerville, Mass, Monday,
will reach $3.50, 600; partly insured.
The saw mill of J. N. Farley & Co., of
Pawtucket, X. l., in Hubbardstown, Mass.
was burned Saturday; loss $4,000 to $4,000
partly insured.
The drought is so severe in the western
part of Washington county. Pa, that cattle
are dying, and large number of sheep have
already perished.
Henry Clay, who fought duel, Sunday,
with man name1 Wepler, at Louisville,
Ky, is dead. There is talk of Lynching
Wepler, who is in Jail.
The failure of A. +. Jones was announced
in New York Monday morning at the Ma
tional Petroleum Exchange. About 250, 200
barrels were closed out for his account.
Zacheriah Stern, clothing dealer at 429
Broome street, New York, has assigned to
Moritz Frendenburg, giving preferences ag-
gregating 1928, 900. The failure is attributed
to the suspension of Rindskopf Bros. & Co.
The acting secretary of the treasury has
directed the collectors of customs of New
York to admit free of duty the Ascot cup won
by Mr.. James X. Keene's horse, Foxhall,
which has been in the custody Of the collector
for nearly two years, pending settlement OF
the duty question.
A block of buildings at Portland, Oregon,
including the Esmond House, the leading
hotel OF the city, was burned Sunday night
The total loss is 100000. The Esmond
House was valued at $50, 900. The guests
including Lawrence Barrett and Louis
James, escaped without injury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK. Sent. 2:

NEW YORK, Sept. e.
FLoUR-Receipts, 22.737; exports, 1858; sales, 49,,
500; No. 2, 3Ooa3 Is; fancy white Western, extra,
10 a 9 90; common to good, 30 n so; good to
choice, 3 IS rs; City mill extra, 90 8 IS
superfue,2 2 40 3 90; st. Louis extra, 2 20 rs;
winter wheat extra, 70 a57s; Minnesota extra,
2 IS a 8 20.
wHEAT-Reoeipts. 446eeo; exports, l2s, ,s72; sales.
BPS 900; No. 3 red. ISL; No. red, s5i; elevator
No. Red State, %; No White State, s5.
RYE-frm.
BARLEY-easier.
CORN Receipts l46,65o bushels; exports. 1,647
sales, 6s,o 900; spot No 3. 6iL; No 2, 90.
OATs-Receipts, i00,sl2; sales. 5000; No 3, 32l
do white. 90; No 2, s2l 32l; do White. 81 s7I
No /, 34A; do White, AZ; kixed Western. 33l q IS;
White do, 10 q 43; White State, 30 a 46l.
SUGAR-Cut loaf and crushed 7a7l; granulated
81. "
PETEoLEUM-United, IA bid.
TALLow-easier.
BEEF-steady.
PoRK-Mess spot, 1878 a IL 90; clear back,
10 90.
LARD-at % q 10; refined, z 95.
BUTTER-easer.
CHEEsE-hrm.
Freights-steady.
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Exodus of Summer Visitors.

BAR HARBoR, Sept. %.
A big exodus of summer visitors from Bar
Harbor occurred today. The Grand Central
hotel closed its doors this morning, and Ro'
dicks another hotel, follows its example
Wednesday. The Freen Mountain railroad
closed its regular trips for the season on Sat
urday but took special party of railroad mer
to the summit yesterday.
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The Back Bay Nuisance.

PORTLAND, Sept. %.
j. Herbert Shedd OF Providence, r. l ,
ployed by this city, to examine into what is
known here az the Back Bay nuisance and
suggest means for its abatement, The nui-
sance consists of extensive flats on the north
side of the city, in which sewers empty. Mr..
Shedd will submit his report before the
committee tomorrow evening.
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A Meeting of Pastors.

PORTLAND, Sept, 90.
At meeting of pastors of the evangelical
churches of this city this afternoon, at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms, it
was unanimously voted an extended invitation
to Moodyiand Sankey the evangelists, to visit
Portland and conduct a series of meeting,
beginning October 2lst and continuing three
days. An invitation has also been extended
to Rev. Newman Hall to visit Portland
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Fatal WOunding.

HAMMOND, Ind, Sept. %.
At Hesseville yesterday during scuffle in
Joseph Hess saloon the window was broken.
This 50 incensed Hess that he stuck pitch
fork into MIR. Yearsen, and his son Edward
Hess fred into the crowd with a shot
gun, fatally wounding Thos. Walsh and G..
H. Adams and wounding Jas. Conley. Young
Hess escaped.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-23
GEN. LOGAN
Addresses an Audience of 1000 at AL
lance, O.-Speeches Elsewhere.

CANTON, O.. Sept. %.
Gen. Logan left youngstown for Alliance,
at nine o'clock this morning. where the party
were met at the depot by the republican clubs
and escorted to the public square, where
Gen. Logan and others addressed 1000 persons
Afterwards, Gen. Logan spoke in Msssilon,
Ohio, to an immense concourse of people.
At four o'clock, he returned to Canton. In
the evening there was a monster torchlight
procession and speaking in the wigwam and
opera house, by Gen. Logan, Mr.. Kelly, Gen,
Beaver, Major Mckinley and others. Gen.
Logan goes to Akron, Ohio, tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-09-23
THE LATE CIRCUS RIOT.
Mayor Mann Not Yet Dead-Is Circus
Men Arrested.
ATCHINsoN, Kan. Sept. !:

ATCHINsON, Kan. Sept. y.
The last report from Burroak, the scene of
the circus riot Friday night, states that Mayor
Mann is not yet dead but recovery is thought
impossible.
Eighteen circus men were arrested at
Washington and taken back to Burroak.
Orton, the proprietor of the circus was per-
mitted to depart with the train. Orton says
that drunken cowboys made the first attack.
Fears are entertained thst the cowboys OF
Jewell county will lynch some of the men
arrested The country around here is greatly
excited
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Scull Race.

PIITsBURG, Pa. Sept. %.
A three mile scull race between Edward
Clayton of Wheeling and Peter Priddy of
this city took place on Braddock course this
afternoon. The betting was to in favor
of Clayton, it being well known that Priddy
was not in good condition. At the word go
Priddy took the lead, but before the first half
mile had been traversed Clayton passed him
and continued in the lead to the finish, win
ming in three lengths in 81 minutes and 5
seconds
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Fatal Collision.

KANSAS CIrY, Sept. %.
Two freight trains on the Hannibal and
ST. Joseph railroad collided near New Com
bria, Mo-, this morning. The trains were
wrecked and three men, including the engin-
eer of the west bound train were killed
and the conductor of the west buond train
and one other person fatally injured.
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LOUISIANA Republicans.

New ORLEANS, Sept. %.
At a meeting OF the regular republican
State committee the committee was appointed
to confer with independent or conservative
Blaine and Logan organizations of Louisiana
and prepare the electoral ticket satisfactory
to and represent all elements opposed to
Cleveland and Hendricks
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Animal Meeting,

DOVER, N. H., Sept, %.
The annual meeting of the corporators of
the morning star organization of the Free
Will Baptists today, reelected the old board
of officers. Rev. l. ID. Stewart was reelected
agent and treasurer. 1t now looks as though
an Office would be permanently located here.
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Trying to Raise the TaIIapoosa.

WASHINGTON, Sept %.
Steam tug Rescue with two pontoons of l75
tons capacity, each and heavy chains for
raising arrived at the wreck of the Tsllspoosa
this morning. Other pontoons are expected
from the wreck of the State of Maine. Then
a trial will be made to lift her and tow her to
shosl water.
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Disappeared.

CONCORD, n. H., Sept. %.
Walter F. Chase left his home here last
Monday and has not been heard from since.
He is As years old, nearly six feet in height,
has grey hair and wears a full beard He
was dressed 10 q navy blue suit and slouch
hat and wore q G.. A. r. badge.
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The Coming Tournament.

BosToN, Sept. 90.
The bicycle tournament to be held on the
grounds of the Union Athletic Exhibition
Association, commencing next Thursday
promises to be unusually interesting. Prince,
Woodside, Ashinger, Nelson and Young,
professional riders, have already arrived and
among other prominent men entered are
Gaskell, Illston, Chambers and Haven.
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rendered His Resignation.

PORTLAND, Sept. %.
At meeting of the school committee this
evening, Arthur B. Morrill,, assistant prlnci-
pal of the Portland High school, rendered his
resignation. He has accepted the professor
shin of sciences. at the State Normal school
of New Britain, Conn.
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Bank in Trouble.
New Brunswick, n. j.,

New Brunswick, n. j., Sept. 90.
It is stated. the losses of the National Bank
of New Jersey, will amount to about $3.50, 600
Cashier Hills defalcstion will probably cover
5000, 900, while the balance represents the
overdraft of the president. Comptroller
Cannon has authorized the reopening of the
bank, which event, will occur Wednesday or
Thursday next.
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Race Between PhalIas and Maxey Cobb.

New YORK, Sept. %.
Isador Cohnfeld, owner of the stallion
Maxey Cobb says, in regard to Mr.. Cass'
challenge, to match Phallas against Cobb, as
the season is too far advanced for series of
races, he will be willing to match Cobb for
only one race, best three in five. the stakes
and track to be decided hereafter, Provi-
dence or Hartford preferred.
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Musical Festival.

WORCESTER, Sept. %.
The musical festival began here today with
an orchestral chorus and solo rehearsals
The first concert takes place tomorrow. More
than Sll 900 has already been received for
tickets. The festival is sure to be financial
success.
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The Champion Challenged.

BosToN, Sept %
The following private despatch has been
received in this city:
"NEw YORK, Sept %.
81 have made match with j. NJ. Latin to
meet John L. Sullivan within weeks. The
winner to take all.
(Signed) PAT SHEEDY."
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Sen, Up for Two Years.

Providence, Sept. %.
In the court of common pleas today Frank
II. Cushman, the defaulting paying teller of
the Merchants National Bank, was convicted
of forging the endorsement of his uncle and
bondsmen on promissory note made by him
and sentenced to two years in the State
prison.
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The Latest Elopement.

BosToS. Sept. %.
A twelve year old girl of birmingham,
packed valise with diamonds and negotiable
bonds TO the amount of $4,000 belonging to
her mother, wealthy lady of the above town,
and started for Boston Friday to meet young
man and elope with him. She was arrested
Saturday, however, the valuables recovered
and the girl taken home.
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q. :. TREASURY.
Expectation That an Appointment will
be Made at Once.

WAsHINGTON. sept. ~.
The term of +. c. Coon as acting secretary
of the treasury will expire Wednesday. No
warrants for the payment of money from the
treasury can be issued after that day unless
the vacancy shall have been filled before that
date. 1t is expected that an appointment will
be made tomorrow or next day. The latest
person mentioned connected with the Office is
Cornelius W. Bliss of New York.
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Charge Of Larceny Dismissed.

YoSKERs, N. Y, Sept. %.
The charge of larceny against Mrs: Victo-
ria Haskemp, the eloping daughter OF u. r.
Morosini, was dismissed today, oy Jusuce
Rentz, owing to the absence OF the complain
ant Attilio Morosini had accused his sister
victoria. of stealing diamond brooch, the
nroperty of her younger sister, at the time OF
her disappearance.
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A Drug Clerks Mistake.

DOVER, N. H., Sept. %.
DIR. Andrew j. Young, well known dentist,
was made seriously and perhaps fatally i'll
today by taking dose of tsrtsrite of anti
mony and potassium, which was given him in
mistake for cream of tartar by drug clerk.
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RASe HALL.

At anapolis-Indianapoli s, Boston Z.
At Portland-Lawrence IA, Portland 10.
At Cleveland Cleveland 6, Philadelphia
7.
The following is the standing of the league
games up to date
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Cholera ReDOrts.

ROME, Sept. 90.
The bulletin of the ravages of cholera in
Italy during the past "a hours, show 400 cases
and 226 deaths.
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Sprint Race.
BosToN. Sept. %.

Boston, Sept. %.
The l25 yards sprint race for 1925 dollars
side at Beacon Park this afternoon between
Frank J. McOuggsn aud Edward o. Carleton
was won by the former in IL seconds. The
race was very close.
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BIDS for the Improvement of Sionington
HarbOr.
PRoyInENcE Sent %

PROVIDENCE, Sept %
At the engineers Office at Newport today.
bids were opened for furnishing rip rap for
extending the eastern breakwater of Stoning-
ton Haroor. The lowest bids received were
those of James Scully of Groton, Conn.,, and
John A. Bouker of New York, who offered
81. Is per ton. The bids have been referred
to the department for decision.
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Makes an Assignment.
RRArrLERnRo V

BRATrLEBoRo, VT, Sept. %.
E. A. Wood, local dealer for 20 years, in
stoves, tinware and agricultural implements,
has made an assignment. The liabilities are
estimated at 10000; assets unknown.
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S,r;cren with Insanity.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
VIM. Beach Hazleton, the well known
;ournalist of this city, has become insane snd
w;ll he committed to the asylum.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.
indications for the Next "a Hours.
War Department

War Department,
Ofnce Of the Chief Signal Officer.
washington, ID. c., Sept. 23.-IA. NJ.
FOR New England and Middle States
partly cloudy weather and local rains; varia
Ole winds; lower, followed by higher temper
ature.
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>rw York stock Marker.
Chicago Produce Market.

ChlcaEo Produce Market.
CHICAGO. Sept. "a.
FLoUR-hrm.
wHEAr- frmer: No. Chicago Spring. 7sla7cl;
Sept, Isl a76i,
CORN hrm AZ 5oa60.
0Ars-frm Is.
RTE-easier, 50.
nARLKY-hrm @.
PORK al 10 rs II 90.
LARD a; OH al 20.
suLK MEAr-Shoulders, 6S6: Short rib, 50S
Sher' ~iesv. 10 O0.
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new York MONEY Market

NEW YORK, Sept. q.
Money easy between from az and closed at n
Prime Mercantile paper, 81 81. Exchange steady
1 for long. and s4l for short. Governments steady
Closing bids: