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Useful
DRESS GOODS.

.b.h plAids, 2i-lnch, new colorIng,
no &c.
lnel sultlngs, 25c.
a cashmeres, 2i-lnoh, CSC.
|hh cashmeres, new colors, 25c.
|Hb caahmeres, 30 in, dark colors,
gcshmeres, 30-in,, dark colors, 25
Ilh cashmeres, 40 in, all wool, so
Isl
BEL suitings, 40 in, all colors, soc.
Dab cloths, all cOlors, go to 75c.
I'D plalds, double width. 76c.
\ Beige, double width zoo to 81. IS.
IN plRlds, 40 inches, zoe 10 81 so
|nn plaids, 40 inches, mixed yarn,
HAIL QO
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Gents, Gloves.

Gents kid gloves, and 2.button, "a to
%, 81 ~ To i.75.
Gents dogskln. / and 2button, " TO
%, 81 20 81
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GEO. 3. LOVING < CO.,
Ranch, Land and Cattle Brokers,
Fort Worth, Texas
following cattle ranches Tor selesna
solIci ouespondenee aud inquiry

solicit correspondence and inquiry
HASKELL COUNTY.
rs. The A. Richie League ifls acres
s sas 20 ss sfs 3 ~ NY 3, .a
Jsssle White, aa acres.
Arthur slay don, hi2 acres.
regtionn D, ", ", II, ", q Randolph Survey,
also. survey y. made for il. b fean.
DENTON COUNTY.
spi. $40 ACRES or tho Iohn Ayfsu survey. al
Of which u under y bafhed wife fence. With
Dos care posts abundance Of timber and
VIZ ACni7s 81 ths Robert whlllock survey
also under ihrre. and situate uno mile
nuuth oi the Ayfes survey.
Tires tAnhs furnish Al abundant supply OF
MAtnf.
rs COWS aud hoiferv, ~ ono aud two year
nld steers and % calves VIII 10 scid With the
above pasiaFea.
PRcos COUNTY
800. 7 sEUrJONs ofthe aiternAtes ~ the n,
X. AZ. Extension Il q. 20. : surveys .hcing
seeiion,,s z, 3 3. 2 block ils, and seciiopH
5 el7 acres II. 4. " T ID u SURVEY No. 7
eisu surveys see III, aud IA. 90 aaIes oae, al
Texas re-tIal railway surveys offered ytfv
low.
PaEsiplO corsrY.
~. - SECTIONS 81 nfej acres. being me
alternate ssQilunH 81 O., 81 = =. y, II. Is
60; SEINE aIu sitneisd y - ies southeast q
VI eioa1es survey No 3. O.HSs. a. r.
4. Co. WY cheap
Clay cOUarY.
Isl. ti.ee ACHES ana : stock Of ign0 cattle
VIII sell 4 bali Interest ~ AZ agreeable part
nef
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the Treasury h boarding up moosy In
bis clcse vaults. you viii BE- sssunRiinR
for some afRuDeats to dsfeod sho Re-
publican party"
On motion Of Bhnd the bill rs re-
ported to the House With the recon-
rnendation that The epactng clause b
stricken out, by vote Of los 70 los.
Pending action On the report, the
House adjourned.
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eur AGsuCuLrUsAL PxeuuCrs

John w. BoOkwaltar, in An article
written for Bradsfysef's, tells as follows
Of the agricultural interests of the
United States:
The importance Of guarding the great
agricultural interest Of this country
With Jealous care il manifest from =
brief retsospect Of tat industry for the
past ten years, revealing what mighty
factor u has been in the maintenance
Of the commercial prosperity of the
nation. Not only have the farmers aud
planters Of the United Stat ~ raised for
home consumption 81. coo. 00O. 900 worth
of produces, bat they have supplied about
5000, 600, 900 worth for foreign use.
How important part the wheat crop
of this country 90 stitutes of the grand
total Of exports 10 shown BY the fact
that from 1878 to 1888 about one fourth
Of the whole value of agricultural ex
ports was made up BY wheat am. flour.
The export Of thoss articles for the
period named Was over 1.aO,0o0,0O0
bushels. We may safely calculate tina,
fully one half Of this Rreas aggregate
vas due to the deficiency Of crops Ia
Europe during those years: for taking
the average quantity exported few
years prior 70 1873 and the pr. sent rata
Of expectation As . joint basis Of est
mate. the result would be, for ten
yeAr1. a least 6OO, 100000 bushels less
than vas actually sent abroad. Tae
enormous expectation OF our products
since 1873 created, for the ten Ssars
ending With 1852, balance Of trade in
our favor amounting to over 81 ,O00,0Oo.-
| 600, coutrasted With balance III equal
amount against N for the period bealn'
ming with lS56 and ending With 1872
| Il has given SO,OoO,O0 tons Of freight u
be carried by rail and water eastward.
distance OF over 1000 miles, worth =
the carrying companies t4W,O0O,OO. II
| has given Q like amount Of tonuaR'
| from this country to Europe. taxing y
the utmost tho trsAnsatlantio cayrytn:
capacity, and yielding a. lov estimate
$4OO. OO. 900 10 the ocean commercc O
this country and Europe. Unfortunate
" the Uuised States has been almos
wholly deprived Of its share in this vi
liable trade by the unwisdSm OF on
commercial and fiscal policy, which IA
operated 70 hand il over to our foreign
oomp~titors, more than half Of It faisinl
70 Great Britain. Further than Tim
American agriculture has given to VI
domestic carrying fra . OF Our owl
country, during the tan years ia Ques
ton. pr,babiy SOC, OOO, 90 tons Of freigh
for internal distribution. These fc'
salient points only serve to shov =
what Q ei0antio factor the a9ricuitur
Of the nation has become IN il genera
eoouomic scheme.
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DETER HORTON / CO.,
BANK Frs
SEATTLE, " 7.

Uuplm1to rooDlvUd and sncounO kope
suhjeCs - Check ~ DRAFT
sight Exchan9e sad TslsgTapAio Ttane
Ter q So 1ranossoos porsla.A go New
sight and Axty-Aay Ills a exchnawe
drawn n oums 70 outt direct - Loodon,
Msasv lsansd - appssvsA sssusO.
0eodA olocks cd oGA9 valunAaeo -.
esivsd o Aspos1s ~ nss krsUhe
Oollace'eas nsAs saA p-osssds promvpy
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nNE NEW VERTICAL AkHORSE
" engine.
One now vertical 90horse power engine.
One now vertical 9h0rse power engine.
One secondhand 10-horse power engine,
with stationary tubular bniler.
Ono secondhand horizontal ehorss
One secoad- Aand B horse power BAXTER.
One secnnd hand 4-hofss power Baxter
eng ne, Ct . bargain.
All suitable for boats or Stationary work
except the horizontal and Baxter engines,
and al In good running order. Also,
A secondhand Nuley Saw Mil. and q
Circular Saw dear complete. with head
blocks.
For prices Aad particulars inquire at the
eyoET ln0n NkoHk&,
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Cosrt osastA WI.
VIE TAK8 PLEASURE IN THANK
w ing yoa fue past favoe1 aaA q.
00unco that ~ - noW In eur ooocDd
year. We estAhllnhed IL shove oo0pa1y
tor the poIposs 6 supplyfn6 vne1o a. ALI
cuARoR Mia FolsdrjeA raOeoei1A Ho
t.. ReetaarantA laen4 Laeging CaDps
e VIA b eur ain . 1u I'll ogSloss VIII
Aissatch anA ssnd ely thssO 1ttod In ~
work % n0taDea0oo 0eo6ing nov tn
egaeso4 We aek eur frtsa1A In oe6oc
tnI hn1H - sNfU61A - pen1n pogoeou1nRu
Wageo . neox - possih1o. aAA etAor Wont1
0niD yoa9 ohs1iaee sesvan1l
1Ale In eoC 030eM0 . @
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FOR HIGN N.

New Caraiaals.
RoMR, Jan. Jan. 3.-Six cardinals
are to he created at the COnsistory on
the Goth of February.
Englana n 9Gy0s.
LONDON, Jan. q. Sir Charles Dixie,
speaking ut KensinRton, said that Eng
land had no interest in maintaining
Egyptian dominion throughout the
Seudan, but that England would main
tain domination ON the Red Ses, e.
pecialiy with q view to prevent the
slave trade.
THE 0sOsanell veaseanee 6aaA.
DUBLIN, Jan. 2.-Che Irish Times
states that the British home Office and
police have been warned that seri0uo
steps have been taken to perpotrate
outraees in EuQland in connection with
the New York Irish World ODonnell
Vengeance Fund. lt 10 stated that Of
the $3.50 Subscribed "a. the fund. b.
tween G6OO and goo wers forwarded TO
London Last weak. En- dish detectives
are working hard to trace the leaders Of
the movement.
heavy Gales.
LONDom, Jan. q. - Heavy gales
throughout the country and along the
coast are seriously interfering With the
telegraph lines.
mere Compilations.
A HouRkoue dispatch points out that
French occupation Of Chusan, For
mosa or Hannah would amount TO a
casus beM with England, 90, according
tn the treaty of 1876, il il stipulated
that ON the evacuation Of Chusan by
the British il Woald nevef b oeded to
any other foreign power, and England
undertook, in the event of Al attack, 70
protect Chusan Independence and to
restore it 70 Onipa. The Chinese
could and would insist upon the fulfill
ment Of these stipuiatiOns.
Newspaper o0ce DaPseA.
HAMILTON. Ont, Jan. 8.-The Spec
mnrning. Loss, $50. 600; insurance.
$4,000.
vIesssSa Nsses.
Vpcros1A. Jan. 3-The Steamship
| Idaho, from the north, arrived tonight.
Among her p passengers We DR.. Aver, OF
\ the United States steamship Adams, and
several Witnesses TO the Keith mseAer
case.
| No news Of any interest. The weather
in Alaska and elsewhere along the ooas>
il mild
Sniled-Steames Bsrnara, foe San
Francesca, With Wellington coal.
Ship E. f. Whitney and bark Belvi
dere are losdiuR coal. s
Tbs Legislature VAS engaged I'll day
on the anti Chinese bill. Il 10 sweep
ing in character and viii b paaasd
unanimoualy. s
The weather h clear and mild Wind
north Rlass high.
rte speakes q The osearss Laglsla
Tonoxro. Jan. 8-Ths Ontario Leg
isiasurS has elected Col Clark 0psaksr
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- was etr0ek by train or fell through
toe trestis. His overct q vas found ou
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Montana in 1850 had bat -. 900 popo.
latjou nov 10 has 10000 and l50O
mile. Of railroad. The inaux OF people
the past year has bsen very great. ana
uromieec 10 ooasinue. 0ootana. like
bakoaA, y hoand 10 bseomss Grsas chi
enmas a lnmbes, bss16eo vaa amount
q oeh4 unn0eooousUA
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NOTICE.

TINE SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY
has opened . branch ONCE In the
Washingeon Territory Employment Blu.
reau. Washington street. Leave your
clothes or orders. s dol3
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MILK /!

A NY ONE WISHING MILK CAN BIZ
"A supplied by leaving ordorp at the
store Of n. DeAsmore or addressing Seat.
tie Dairy. p. U. box 3. deio Inn
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STRICTLY PURE

In every respect and unsurpassed BY any
goods on the Pacific Coast. We are IN
creasing our facilities evssy day. and are
we'll prepared q. an Ill ofdefl largo OF
small We carry full line oe oonfection-
cry In 81 its branches. besides Nuts Of al
kinda Fig. DsteA Raisina. and I'll kinds
Dealers will cave money an6 Ref freahsr
goods and in more suitable quantities. hy
conferring with u. than BY sending their
orders AWay.
Give % . trial order and you will -
well treaseA and W guarantee satisfac-
ton. Your very truly,
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lee of the Whole.
Burns ssas+d that he would ask action
tomorrow. IL appropristes 375.0OO for
payment Of she rebate, and $2l ,966 for
the expenses Of the Legislature of New
elected TO that Legislature in November,
1882, to b the legal members, and pro-
yides that new Territorial Legislature
be convened in 1886.
Atksu, from the Committee on Aeri-
eulsure, reported bill for estshlishinQ
a Department Of Agriculture. Referr. d
20 Committee of the Whole.
BINGHAM, from the Committee on
Puss Ofioee and Poss Roads, reported a
bill fixing the rates Of postage ON second
class mail matter ISN'T by persons other
than publisherA
The House vent into Committee Of
the whole. Converss in the chair, % the
STATE Of the Onion.
| The bill 20 provide for the more
speedy delivery Of letters Al fies deliv.
cry Offices vas taken mp. 1t au,horissl
the Postmaster General 10 issue 4
specisl 10 cent stamp. which attached "a
the lsttsr in addition 10 the regular
postage viii insure immediate delivery
At FREE delivery o1ioes up IN nidnizht
A ioAe III. cusoiOu speAn0 op, the opp0
neuts of the meas ne taking the ground
that ifs passage would have the elect d
cutting dowu the revenue Of the Pos
OfBee Department. liz advocates 70
ply that the nsw systesa will b fOun(
srlf sustaining and viii insure grea
conveuieuce % the people.
Belford soseaiued the proposition
and ridiculed the idea that the P0ss
ON . Departmeut should b self-sup
porting, aud Ia the course Of bis n
marks said b. hoped the House vvul,
have The eenns % realise the fact thu
il VS. IL dety 20 Get tho tl00. COO. 90
, ont Of ths Treasury. This giving IN
, 70 some ln0Qhtef n IL Repu6lioaI
side, Bslf0rd eoasina~d: .sYoa eeaA1a
men can amils. bat n~xt rear vhsI
you 70 hotegS tie ooantKy and ~
! met With ~ fast tAat sshese aso fail
are III esse b 81 IL ooosn1asy q
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ioex, Jan. 23.-Goveruments
s traction lower for "a. Al the
Y railways. Oregon Navigation
- sealned from l04s 10 lO4. Ore
~ pfovemeut 6rsts, which sold at
IS 70 the day. were offered down
Ox the close. Northern Pacific,
ks nanseoutinental, and Oregon
0H vsrs the weak point today.
~. We market vas solerabiy
Unfavorable rumors and at.
NsIe ears forced down she prices Of
~ ~ IA Pacific sys1em, and the de.
Il ~ s osse shares weakened tlae mar.
erdss eeoeehs ous long stock, which
Ne downward movement.
~ An advance in the remaining
-. q soe apparent intention Of the
oee aloof from Norsh~ru Pa
Ins The close, however. the gen
4ls asms Affected. and prioes fsl
kSN per csut., aud closed strons
49,. oess and lower for others
q Nth Inst night's close, Cen
= y to y higher, and Unior
w. encnanRed; Northern Pacifi,
- ~ y Ot; Oregon TrAnsOousi
NWG ~; and Oregon Naviem
AZ governing COMMITTEES o
As Axohange hated &S,98a .0Nl
aISses s pr cent. bonds OF Is,
say Of California.
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nAsTERN NEWS.
...oc,.rxp rErss DISPATCHES.


-. gss,iis asA the SsDee0e
CsuPt Deseh-
r..yuvosrn, Kansas, Jan. 3..ln-
..t;on has been received from
!os;ro4oo that Senator Ingalls, Will be
1879 y gil -Jades AsCrary's place
z IL United States CT co,s Court
.n n Il can be arranged with Gov
80 Gliok. Who In Democrat. 70 APP
s sa;~t = suitable pers IN to fill cat To-
1.iis' tsrm. Click will say nothing re-
eS limo the matter beyond the fact tnat
(. he's mos committed himself. Should
9s.iis be appointed, and the Governor
II.'c;ns A Domocra. to fill the vacancy.
: ~ouId leave the senate a tie as be-
..ssn he Republicans and Democrats,
~ Malone holding the balance Of
sosss. This beng tse situation. Y !:
s,,int ingalls,. Still it is asserted that
sp,, stropQ pressure il being brought 70
-, IN favor Of Ingalls,.
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New Caralaals.
RoMR, Jan. Jan. 3.-Six cardinals
are to he created ut the COnsistory on
the 10Th of February.
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nalzn1oaz, Nd. Jan. 3.-The sur
,aaa letter from Rome review.
eoalsrsoos Of American and for.
ceospA The writer SAYS the Oh
- American Prelates' visit q
~ 10 confer with the leading
ssl ea1eal authorities on the bea,
- NE observance 0f Law and dis
~ tof the welfare of religion and
~. ed the Csurch and her cleryy
~ ssaRrsRatiom in the United States
e!ss Of the conference will bs
~ ss6 before the Council at Bslti.
.ss.M November. The writer sAys b.
~ oesd Cardinal Simioni 40 to the
q Ne repor, that the meetings oi
aIeesoee wrre stormy. The Car
{atsd that at NO other confer
~ - = sssn more serenity and less
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weight straw, 2l402la y II; crown rag SOC ~ bun
die; medium rag 45c; double crown rag, zoe; heavy
weight rag, 2A03e " I'd; Manila, No. 4 71s09e No.
z, 9Q6c; print paper, No1 607c book paper, No. 1.
.; q 9, lO0llei No, 2, s O., 5000; No 3, s.
Flour SAcKs-No / drab, 4 brl, $SS % 1000, e
TWINS Hemp, If0lSc j. Is; wool, so1oe; fax,
WooDEEw ARE--N / tubs $s I sC IS: No.
hoop pals 81 eoS1. 70; three,hoop pals 81 So02-
double washboards, $2.5002.75; common wash.
boards 81. 1901 .s5; elothespins, 50cQ$l per box
25c; 10. SOC; u. 4Oc.
LEAp-5as0 6lac for pressed bar
LEATHER, HIDES AND TALLow.
LEATHER-oak sole. $4,000; hemlock sole, 269
36c; harness S0936c; skirting, az a4Oci black
city kip, 6O9sOc; French kip, 85eoSI. 20; city
calfskips, 95c0125; French calfskins ST. 1871. 90
AJpEs--Green, 6l9c; heavy steer, 7l8c green salt
so isc green salted calf 11012c; dry flint l2c; dry
salted, l001lc. Damaged, onethird off the above
SHEEpsK1Ns- SO035c.
TALL0w--Prime &c.
6REAsE-Brown, &c; white, 505lac.
OIL CAKE.
- Oh cake and oil meal 1000 lbs. $l5; 1900 lbs
$50, Bags and drayage extra.
PRODUCE
dBgTTERe Creamery fancy 94038e, dairy, selected
12c.
t.d Fees shippers paying lee for eandledi selling
25c ~ fb.
HoNHY-2o022c in 1 and 2-ib cans.
MAPLE SYRUP AND SUGAR--Syrup, ST. ~ gall
sugar, Hale ~ ID.
PouLTRY-Spring chickens, Sc 9p ID; hens Sc
v n; ROSTERS, 90 " Is; young ducks, $3.50 4p doz
grown ducks, $3 " dezi geese, full feathered So 40
per doz; young turkeys, Sc v ID; old turkeys, Sc
Wool Tub-washed, 2s032c unwashed, medium,
zoe; unwashed common, 1Sc Cotswold. tic; bury
and understandable according to their value
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prime lard 7lAe short ribs
loo Hams. ll19@12e. Shoulders, none here
doBBING PRICEs--Smoked Meats (Canvassed or
Plaln) Sugar-cured hams, 10 to 12la lbs average
a &c; 10 lbs average, like 17lo lbs average lie;
20 tbs, 1S@c; % to rs, TBS 13l4c; California
hams, 0l9ei clear English breakfast bacon l41sc;
3 Y. shoulders, Harrison brand ABOUT lob aver
age Be- English shoulders, IA to 1S fb average sac;
English shoulders, 20 to % lbs average Sl4c;
family shoulders, pieces average to 10 lbs SC;
dried beet l5c; bacon tclear sides) medium weight
1zA4c; heavy weight, 12c; backs, 113.e; French
fitch, 7-fb pieces, l0a4c. Dry Sailed and Picked
Meats-Englsh cured clear Sides or backs (unsmoked
1112c; bean pork (clear) ~ brl 200 MS S21 90;
clear pork, % brl 200 his $19 family pork (clear) Y
brl zoo fbs $15; family beef, 81 brl 900 MS S18.
lardPure kettle rendered in tierces alec; in half
brs, Zoe; H. Porter & Co.'S steam winter rendered
SA2c Sausage-Bologna, in cloth, &c; in skim 7l9c.
SEEDS.
TIMOTHY 81. 5001.75 y bu.
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Common.

NEW YORK, Sept 29.--Cottou quiet at 101s0
1Ossc; futures steady September $3.50; October and
November, g. 94c; December, 8. 9Sc january, 1O.0Sc
February 10.21c; March, 1033c; April, 10.47ci
May, 1O.60c june, 10. 75e July, 10.S4c.
ST, LOUIS Sept 29.-Cotton lower, middIing,
9Ssc; sales $50 bales receipts 4S0 bales shipments
$50 bales; stock on hand 2 800 bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept 29.-Ooston quiet. rniddling,
$3.50; receipts, 1,022 bales; shipments, 435 bales;
stock on hand, 2 .24O bales.
CINCINNATI, Sept 29.-Cotton quiet and un-
changed.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 29.-ootton quiet and I'M
changed.
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Business of the ng.Houses.

Boston, Sept. q The following table, com
piled from special dispatches to the Post from
leading clearing houses in the United States,
gives the clearances for the week ended Sept
81, with the percentage of increase and de-
crease, compared with the corresponding week
1888
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS


The New York Market Strong and Higher on
Small Business.
New YoRK, Sept 29.-Money easy at l02
per cent offered at the close at 2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, sac per cent
Sterling exchange weaker sixty days, $4 S2a;
sight, 81. s44
Governments unchanged
Railways firm.
State securities steady
The stock market was steady, with the exeep7
lion Of two slight reactions, one toward midday
and the other after the delivery hour and was
strong and higher. Union Pacific was the
special feature, and rose per cent, to SO. Pur-
ehases Of the stock were made for account of
parties who sold out some time ago, and who are
now buying on the improved prospects Of the
company In this connection it was stated that
plan was being matured to pay off that portion
of the floating debt which will not be liquidated
by the net earnings this fall Among the other
active shares St Paul declined from 76a lex.
dividend) to 76s, and rose to ~, at which figure
the closing sales were effected. Northwestern adj
vanced from 904 to Oh, Lackawanna from 1909
to ITO, Lake Shore from 76s to 77a, Missouri
Pacific from 92S to $685. Kansas & Texas from
lt1 10 log, New OK O6HDrd1 lFUm J9S ~ JJy
Texas Pacific from III to 13, and Western
Union from GA to 641 The market closed
strong at the highest point of the day. The
transactions were small partly on account of
the absence of many Hebrew operators who
were observing the Day of Atonement
Following were the lending rates: Missouri
Pacific, l-16 New York Central Lackawanna,
Delaware & Hudson, Michigan Central, Mani
teba, Rock Island, 1-64; Lake Shore and St
Paul, l-640l-l28 Canada Southern, Canadian
Pacific Central Pacific, Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy. Northern Pacific preferred, Northwest
ern, Reading, fiat to 1-64; Erie and Western
Union, fiat, and Union Pacific at 1-12S per cent
COMPARED with Saturdays closing, prices are
to q per cent. higher. Among the inactive
shares, Houston 6 Texas rose per cent, to 81;
Morris Essex ], to l2444 and Ohio Southern :,
to 1Os
Transactions, 1872, coo shares; to-wit; Lacka-
wanna u, 600; Lake Shore, 1o, GOO; Northwest
$4,000, Union Pacific 81, 900; Northern Pacific,
10000, and ST Paul, 5000.
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Cincinnati. Indianapolis. s.. Louis 3 chicaoO.

Cincinnati. indianapolis. st. Louis & Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION
Depart-Cincinnad Fast Line, daily, s. and
G. 4:OlaUn
Indianapolis, nashville and Column
bus AccOmnodati0n -..s.s, s.-.. 100 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail D. G. 3:45 pm
Martinsville Accommodation. -- $50 pm
Cincinnati Accommodation daily. 635 pm
Arrive-M artinsville Accommodation - $40 am
Indianapolis Accommodation, daily 1850 am
Chicago and St. Louis Mail p. 11s50 am
Indianapolis. Rushville and Coluu-
bus Aceommodation -. 7;5o pm
Chicago, Peoria and St Louis Night
Lime, daily, s. and @ c...-....... 10:45 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart Chicago Peoria and Omaha Elk
press. ,.--.-...--........... 7.10am
Chicago Fast Mad. ,. c---.-....-.1 1910 pm
Western Express. 5.O6 pun
Chicago and Peoria Night Lime
daily, g.. T. 11:2Qpn
Arrive Cincinnati Fast Line daily, 9. 9.
andi Observation-Disclosures. 3.35 am
Lafayette Accommodation. 1890. 1O:40 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Mail
p. e......--..-.-.-----.-... 330pm
Chicago, Rock Island and Peoria Ex. 6s20pm
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DIV Goods.

NEW YORK, Sent. 29.-Little doing either at first
or second hands. Unfavorable temperature and OBJ
has been inquiry for dress goods and prints and
in individual instances trade has been very good but
such reports very rare At the recent auction sale
of fannels here, A. lehman & Co.. Of New Orleans,
bought 70 packages
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON, Sept. 29-5 P. Achievement bonds
-United States four.and ahalfs 1852; fours 1888
Railroad bonds-Erie 1l4l9 Erieg seconds. 54;
New York Central, 96i2; Illinois Central 1861,
Pennsylvania Central 1853; Residing lis; Canadian
Pacific, 144sl; Milwaukes q St Panl, 1854
PARIS Sept 29.-Restes 78f 60c
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Hay Fever.

] was severely afflicted for IL
years with Hay Fever. After try
ing almost everything without
avail ] gave up all hopes Of being
cured, when ! purchased a bottle
of Ely's Cream Balm. To my
surprise, after a few applications,
| was entirely relieved.
R. WATSON HARRIS,
Letter Carrier, Newark, N. j.