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CoCOA-Dull and generally unchanged Guayaquh 1910
&c chi f5s5R S Ground ,ssc. 90.
c0RDAGE-In fair demand; Manila basis lSei sisa
oPERAoE STOCK kinds dull" ooas .Ss sso OK;
heads 81 7Oas2 shocks and heads 80 nen y oSs
S5nehes 65c 1s d. So inch iOs75c OH shocks without
heads 81 40c shocks and heads = 2oasS 90 run
g g8s d. TO- ~ q feet ct SCI s7A'" "'''"'"''
FLOUR AND MEALFLOU R Market xhibits less strength
are better sustained than medium and choice grades which
The export trade only been to limited extent s1I w6s
SSPe confined wan,s se oo s dns
nesota Extra at q 7Oas4 s5 3ioO bbs Winter Wea, Es
Ss Ezra g gag TO- A'i = 7c ss IS 900 n
e 1900 sH he . o M oo 5ht We're g o export
ouOtatonsFine e Oss2 so supeI,ass az ~
saoS Fancy Esra STATE g 20 80 os . 20 S0
non r 10 Western wSSn IS 90 s. Common to fair ohio
Good g os 20 cG - 7c % csGi 10; t ~
81 S5asi Rye Mixture 50 S5dE5so: stra gtI - ~,
81 S SS F cS%moa n 10 fs Extra psss75
81 1884 50 Good to Very choice y 5'gsoi FI CIV
Mn' Extra %A'a' West indies "a So
= S%1 TSe. 5 %sse' and 'S without decided
price tendency TO favor buyers sae 90 9S ~
Sb2 5Ss F. sS ior Flour steady lair trade d
@S sas 6 go a SG. without
800 bbls Brandywine at 81 sS' feio" western s0Osu
GRAIN-wHEAT-Ma Market about IA &c lower Tor essi
options opened heavy then fell OIL d g 1 o ana
light City Milling business fairly active $ e,
storing The trade in options was light shippers 53
So 900 bush Sales, 100000 bush future S55gOvo
&qs s20 winss4 "d9 Red
sse No. Red sS M in elevator 81 r,eva, steamer ss
ss4c aaoat 50 ahoat free on board; TngTsdsh Mn e
s6c No Red for September, 81 gs7 % closing AZ 90
for October $500 30 &C. closing at 81 @ do Tor DeesS
closing nj 03c; DO for May 9S Sc closing AZ 2S
PYEPDul Western, 56c; Canada, SO 5sc; state -
n BARLEY-Dull and nominal. b riley MALr
selling slowly previous quotations I
without change tor cash lots options opened n
then declined IA % and closed heavy at the inside prices
moderate export limited business TOR nome ue
and fairly active transactions I'm options Shippers ooulns
40 coo bush Sales 1000 bush future $4,000 BUSH spo
including Ungraded Mixed at 5ls.a 81 10 : Nigel
ST Iac 52c I'm elevator SCH anoat No White 2ZIe IN
elevator; Ungraded White 5Sc aaoat No M1s d i0r
September 5Oss 81 Sc, closing at 60%c DO for october
81 5sac closing al 81 c do for Soyema9er 5000
52,sc.; do. Tor May 65sS55ac; closing 3D,oS ~
Opened steady then fell of c and closed heavy about
Tie inside prices saes-25 5000 bush future $4,000 BUSH
spot Including No Mixed at 81 nc; No S2dS2+S; 30
/ nominal No. White. 81 = "a 34c No 3549 81 5c
10 i SO .c Mixed Western 3Od 3ici White do "a = 4uc
White state &C; No Mixed for September SO 35 &C.
closing at 32c: October 32s 81 closing AZ 3-o
do for November 33'sdS3s4c, closing AT ~ g =
FEED-Dull; 40 b. 65d70c.; 80 10. 622dgoei 20 o. .V1
75ol 100 49, S0d00c; Sharps 95c a Il Rye tev,. ~
Stock OF Wheat the canal September l. z-i-vcVV
bush, stock OF Corn canal same date l'tooVo"
walkers Private Daily Circular September 4 1885,
Indian wheat exports monthly lSoO:
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EurpuSreSeFNo
averages for the week gave si4705Oo more Of specie
than wa. held on Friday night AUGUST a. ana s79oSIy
statement OF August % we saia: Tho days bank
swsy Tom rejection u the banks true Condition
the end OF the week. By the operations OF the SUD
the loss Of s s tns sSn
ments to the Interior were something over
and Chicago by Treasury exchange Yet the banks re-
port loss OF legatenders layerage OF only
81 6 S in coin, inclusive Of S7a6565 SO paid
for foreg gold deposited at the Assay ONCE and the
9 %%a EspG 5s next GAIN ISSUE we said
figures for the total reserve probably are some
close Of business Friday evening" The FOREGOING shows
that the actual holdings Of cash by forty national
them for the week showing OF tho actual condition
of the nineteen state banks at that date probably would
sixty three banks about 600, 900 too little.
TO days stock market requires no comment. tamo
nsss oil day that was not relieved by the small and
meaningle fluctuations The talk and the feeling OF
sde-n favor OF higher prices hut they all have got
their 100 100000 shares and are waiting for the Ion
boom Much faith Is pinned 70 tho enduring patience OF
Patience ''fs ia n. Htnp ast grand bull
In wheat at s6a9o cents. Blu. somehow the
public to have less confidence than do the local
professional stock operators in leadership which has
bought wheat at above 50 and dropped at TO- and be-
when tho local professional operators have Gov
cred up either on the "long" or "short" side,
tho burden Of the whole market rests upon the
large Chicago holders and their quasi aiesthe Ger
mans with European connection" One OF the late
been the stock OF Central of Ne For two weeks
the whole dry goods locality has been furnished
with points that the stock the verge OF great
advance To-day 1t 1uctuatei up 80 cent and closed
last evening and per cent higher ina two
weeks ago Lake Shore and New-Y0rs Central have
been the special favores Of another European link and
that has imported small quantity OF gold az loss
hath AFT hDOm
days are no higher than when It purchased the
bulk OF its stock for immediate shipment" TO
Europe. Stocks opened to-day at about last
evenings closing figures, and in few
Instances made small further advances but the market
was a dragging and dropping one all day and 10 a
majority of tho last prices showed insgnitcant
final Declines and the marked closed unsettled -
Government bonds were dull and barely steady with
the bids coupon As up g per cent Annexed are the
closing quotations:
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Sept 7.-l2:JO p. m.-CottOn firm with a
goOd demand Middling Upands, l6d do. Middlng
leans SAD. sales-l2O 900 bales. including bales
speculation and export Receipts 200 bales
Futures quiet Uplands Low Middiing clause September
delivery Lid do September October delivery
9ld october and November delivery 2G4d do No.
vember December delivery, l04d do December and
January delivery 6d do January and February delivery.
March and Aprl delivery 5564di do Aprl May do
livery, 6-64d.
American
Futures firm UpAnds Low Middlng clanse September
delivery ll0id sellers do September October dev.
cry b64d sellers do. october and November delivery
l.6ld buyers do November and December delivery 3D.
buyers DO December and January delivery Cd buyers
and March delivery Sod sellers do March and April
delivery. 5-64d sellers do April and May delivery,
7s64d. value
D. Futures closed quiet steady uplAnds
Low Mddng clause September delivery g64d sellers
DO september and october delivery aead buyers DO 90
December delivery g3e4d buyers do December and Jan.
uary delivery dseAd buyers do January February
devery, Cd Sellers February and March delivery
Dad seliers do March and Apf delivery 40ld seersl
DO April and May delivery. o 6.eSd. seleri
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candidates were nominated for the dis'rio's uamoa
N.,.on, TIa p.ter q. zouck; ItId, ID.
" Glass IvtS Eugene Lowering; V'h oyrus "' hoo-


FAyORIyG CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
namnhlet has been issued to the voters or
the STATE signed BY representatives OF the Republican
Climb of New-York, the City Reform Ciup'
the Constitution Club OF New-forK' inc
Constitution Club of Brooklyn, the Young Men
Democratic Club OF this city. the Young Mems Demo
cratic Club OF Brooklyn, ana the Brooklyn Citizens
League urging be cast at tho coming election
in favor Of holding Constitutional Convention The
present State Constitution provides that once
IN twenty years the question. Shall Constitu'
onai Convention be held shall be submitted TO the
voters This question will como up at the November
electiOn As reasons why such convention shouia pc
held this year tho pamphlet cites the grown o, tho
state its cities and sister states since 1910 wnen INC
present Constitution framed aud the changes , IN
the social and political conditions OF the poopie.
The following are suggested as specific subjects ior
the consideration OF such convention me
of state and CITY eecons the relief OF tue court OF
Appeals by giving It power from time 70 tune 70 ap
point commission to aid in clearing Its calendar tne
consolida alton OF the Superior supreme naa |onom
Pleas Courts in the city the election OF CITY occrA on
q general ticket; the equalization OF ta1a,on 'ne
supervision OF corporations, and the regulation Oh
specal legislation.
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AGITA7IoN AMONG WoRKINGMEM

BRocKroN, Mass. Sept. Tho Trimmers
ana Edge Settlers Union has ordered all members OF
that organization to keep away from the factory OF
George T. Keith This is the first move OF the knights
q, Labor because OF Mr. Keiths refusal 70 recognize
VI ,y,.os from that izaton. At the factory
about $50 hands are WORKING Many OF .hsso are
knights OF Labor, and the iasters mtg In NUMBER arc
still at work.
cu,o.ao. Sent. 7-August Dahms and John Muslto.
two sailors are locked up here pending the arrival OF
erradon to deliver them 40 for the murder
Of one Thomas ]. Cavsnagh They are D0tn
men VINO bch Occurred on August 81 grew of
fght between union and non union men.
ST Iours. Sept Tho trouble between the un on
brewers OF Tits city and their ioer o na Il
difficult to supply their demand for beer which Is not
oS sSs bV the firms against which they
srkine and the latter refused TO sell 10 the liquor uea
er who ympat9zs with the srs POPULAR With the
unions is therefore in great demand.
1xn,.x,poIIs. Ind. Sept, THE annual meeting OF
the National Federation o. s9a' ssates wsrs
from Indiana Ohio, Illinois and Missouri Sonh NY q,
Bride Of Ohio wa, sn1'en Te report Of the
takes strong ground In favor OF trades nno Prino5e
and opposes any movement looking 70 inc
AS a body to the knights OF Labor.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 7 (Speoiab. -There was general
strike of all the union photographic printers In tnis Guy
Yesterday and thiry-seven firms. employing about 800
hands were compelled close their shops The strKe
Is OF the refusa OF tho c'hpioyoi' W 'oo w
xorinc hours from fifty four and half to hfty-three
bours per week. The principal employers affected are
George Harris Co.. Ketterlinus & Co., Lehman Boil
ton. Brenker Il Kessler. v. A. Bertram Burke & MO
Fetridge and Thomas Sinclair ]. L. ketteriinus hcad
Of the largest firm the city, said: am surprised a,
~ ac,nn n, our employees Our firm always treated
them we'll They had only htty-four and haii hours
work a week all summer We shut down every saturuas
Mt O'clock and never deducted cent from the wages
81 the men because we did They received pay TOT
all holidays they were st WORK an alos' unhno""
thin i'm m manufacturing establishments
RosToY Sept. (Speeiab.-The folly or strikes ana
their pernicious effect the men taking part IN them 10
most psinfully illustrated the OF the salem ana
Peabody tanners. The employers have had little dnl-
cny in securing sufficient help but about 800 men nave
a1 die for about two months have prospect or
employment In the future The knights OF Laoor
have sadly missed their mark In this struggle and hum
drads of people will be kept from starvation this faii
and winter by charity The overseers OF the poor nave
already been appealed to In many cases-
wrIMrxGroS Del. Sept The strike at the McCul,
Ionah Iron Companys works, at Northeast Nd, ended
yesterday morning, the men returning 70 WORK.
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MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, Sept THE following ap-
pointments were made today
Thomas +. robin, OF Tennessee, to be Surveyor of
Customs Tor the Port OF Memphis, Tenn.
Ihomss manning, OF Louisiana, to be Envoy Extra
States to Mexico.
John Drayton. OF South Carolina be Consul of the
United States at Tuxpan.
Charles H. simonton OF Charleston, g. c., TO be United
States District Judge for the District OF south Caro-
lima
Phneas Mundy has beer appointed keeper Of the
Light Station at Great Beds, N. Y.
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tai since Jam s2is 8l7 s224 s6l s2ls ,76s
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Sept 7-l2:3O p. m.-United States -Four and
Half Cent Bonds, ll3 Atlantic and Great western
Second Mortgage Trustees Certificates l6 Canadian fac
44is; ST. Paul Common. J7s; New.York Central ia Al
Reading, 1911 49,. ,,,.. r.,
1880 D. m-Pars advices quote Three Per Cent Renes AZ
SO francs 30 oentimes for the account .
LONDON sept IA p. m.-Consols, 100 1916 TOT D0tn
money and account Atlantic and western First
Mortgage Certificates, 52 do second Mortgage
l6. Canadan PACING o. Mexican Ordinary. A. st. Paul
Common, 81 =; wY0rk Central Has
Canada Northwest Land Company, ga.
Bar silver Is quoted at AZ cd per ounce.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 7Four quiet; xxx. 81 Soes1aiV ~;
50 % Patents. q 6Oasi 40 Wheat active NO Red
Cash. seg 57e oss 7+SlsS os SSr@ 81 10
dq No Mixed Cash S.S ssSt 2i Sa.. oS
Creamery Is 52c Dairy. l5a2Y0 Eggs-l2o flan seed,
81 o.. hay-Imohy sio 90 Piaire - ~ Paps so ~
Bulk MoatOas Clear 90 % Short Rub, q ss s ss
Wheat al 900 bush Corn. 10000 bsh oats 2Ooo pusn'
Kye 1000 busn Barley l3000 onsh shpmehtsSf iout
900 bbls Wheat 5000 bushI Corn. 4o.OOO bush' osA
1900 bush. Rya Barley,
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THE OUTLOOK IN MAINE.
CHAIRMAN MANLEY LOOKS FOR THE AVERAGE RE
pInIIcAN MAJORITY


PUBLICAN MAJORITY.
Augusta. Me- Sept. z lSpeciaD.-A second canvass
of the State by the Republican Committee, nearly
COMPLETED, shows an encouraging outlook for the
election next Monday. Chairman Manley says that
he sees no reason to change his previous estimate of
Republican majority of @ 900 5000. That will be
up to the average of the Republican majority for the
las ten years Thu Third Party Prohibitionists, who
are doing nearly all the work the Democratic side,
will probably poll between 1000 and 5000 or about
the same az ST. John got In the last election The
chairman of the Prohibition Committee claims that
they will poll 10000 votes. Chairman Brown of the
Democratic Committee says that tie Third party is
agoing to give the Republicans surprise party" but
be admits that he does not expec. the surprise
party" will be great enough to put the Democrats in
10 Office The Democratic Committee Is not doing
much work 1t apparently has little money. Tho
Democrats refuse to trust Brown The work is being
done outside the committee. Several Of it's members
have refused to act. The Democrats hold o mass
meeting at Maranacook tomorrow, at which Con-
gresham Collins of Massachusetts, and a large num-
Der OF other speakers will be present The Prohibi-
tonsts held their meeting there Saturday and
although the railroad company special trains for
distance of fifty miles 1t only sold 2i3 tickets and
there were only SEQ persons on the ground The Dem
ocrats expect TO do better Tomorrow.
Mr. Blaine speaks tomorrow at Pennington, about
100 miles from this place. He speaks twice on Fri
day and will wind up the canvass at Gardiner on Sat
urday night The Democrats are making great
eIertous to defeat Mr. Reed for Congress N the LIST
District. They coocede all the other districts to the
Republicans Clifford, the Democratic opponent OF
Reed rch and be has made several visits TO ashing
ton and is getting aid from the Administrator which
would like to defeat Reed More money Is being
spent by the Democrats In that district than In al me
rest of the State but the Republicans feel sure OF the
reelection Of Mr.. Reed.
Speeches were made in the State tonight by Sena-
tors Allison Of Iowa. Blair, of New Hampshire and
Frye; Congressman Hsoock, Boutele, Milliken,
pingley; Generals Kennedy. Of Ohio, and Swift 81
Massachusetts,; Colonel Arson s. Wood, of New York;
Reports show that the meetings all we'll attended
The Third party held about thirty meetings to-day,
which Is an indication Of the efforts they are making
to capture enough to elect the Democrats
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Par Noc.h R.1.r. H.fi.Lf auL r tur1IfL
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil growth the market ia firm at l0s0
for fair Sales $500 bags on spot on me bass q loht
lOsc 1000 bags No. T. at 9lc. Mid growths steady
5000 Savan Tho market opened barely steady
price, closed steady at January sS5
February. 800 1896 March, s9599 April 9a905 sep.
TENDER $500 October. s.9OdS.9J; November 5s5ds91
December. 88J0s.90 sales 1920 bags.
COTTONFor spot Cotton prices We're not changed The
sales were pa bales q 0l5 last evening" all 70 spnnerA
Port receipts day e4a3 bales compsrng Win 1881 bales
uoat the American STANDARD OF Classification
area IA fnnWA:
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WEST INDIA HURRICANE OBSERVATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE Signal Office is
now slowly receiving, piecemeal from shpmasIers In
formation showing the path taken through tho West
Indies by the hurricane which ravaged tho Texas
three weeks The existence OF that and facts
bearing upon lis probable course we're not only known
the Wind ward Isles and Antilles, but deemed OF
enough Importance oabled London days
before the cyclone reached Indianoa. Several years
ago the United States Weather Bureau had telegraphc
from number OF observers IN the West Indies
along the southern and western shores of the Gulf
OF Mexico But Congress cut off this service aud Cen
era Hazen repeated efforts TO get the necessary appro
priaton Of 81. 900 renewed have failed The recent
hurricane only belonged to the worst type Of storm
known TO science but 1t also the most destructive
OF KIND that has visited the United States
for quarter of century -the resulting damage
amounting nearly 1000 000 Yet with ample oppor
tuny OF getting specific and useful Of IN
vance, tho only hint the Washington Bureau was
authorized TO obtain that afforded by the Key West
observations, which. alone. we're inadequate to establish
either the violence the precise course which the hur
rieape was taking, warning was promptly semitic all
5ulf stations based these imperfect observations
but signal officers state that had this data been supple
nented by a few Geographic reports from the West
Indies, the Signal Office would have been enabled to
give Texas distinct idea OF her peril, and bet
Yer chance 10 prepare for IL.
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NATIONAL BANKS TO BE FINED.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-As a result of an
order to-day by Controller OF the Currency Tren
holm II is probable that considerable number OF Ma
tionsl banks will find themselves In trouble and be
mucted in heavy fines. 1t that there has been
entire failure of late to enforce the law re-
curing National banks to submit reports Of their
dition to the Treasury. As consequence, Controller
Trenholm says that banks in different parts OF the co
try grown careless and Indifferent In making their
reports. a close scrutiny has been made and those
banks that have been most persistent and fragrant
In violating the law have been selected and will
be fined establish better order OF things The
law allows the banks Ave days after receipt Of the call
which to render reports, and after The expiration Of
that grace the Controller required to fine the delin
quents the OF 800 for every days delay. Tho
Hardness OF the banks in making reports has delayed
the work OF the Controllers Office and rendered
say the order msde to-day As Instance OF the slight
regard entertained for the law by some banks the Con-
trOer cites the OF cashier who acknowledged the
receipt OF the call for report but replied that his as
sistaDt secretary Of agricultural fair then In
progress and he busy attend TO the request
He promised however, to get up report In week
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CoNGREssioYAL YOMfNArIoNs.

CHARLES CrTY, Iowa., Sept. 1.-THE Demo.
crhts Of the Ivth District have nominated O. w. Earle
tor Congress-
Or. Louia Sept 1.-THE Democratic Consses.
sons Convention Of the Xvfffsh FAols District which
met % Grssnvnls Ill.,, to-day. rsasn.astsd W. 4. Mov
yison.
BAIrnxoa., Sept IA general convention Of the
Third this ety to-day and the folio wing
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TIE POST OFFICE AT NASHVILLE

WASHINGTON, Sept 7.-Acting Postmaster.
General Stevenson yesterday received large number of
kilograms from prominent oitzens OF Nashville, Tenn
wquestinx that the widow OF General d. r. Cheatham
bs sppoats4 10 susessd hsl husband as postmaster at
Nashville They represent that sue 10 thoroughly co NJ
psIsak worthy, and the choice Of the people action
n The matsP Gan be pkop until the fetarn OF the Pres
dent aud tbs Posems stSs- General,
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NOT AN AspIRANr FOR A GovERNoRsHIP.

HARTFORD, Sept. (SpeciaD.-E. S. Cleve-
land has written u letter to Colonel L. NJ Graves' OF
qhe Teieorap declining to be candidate for Governor
before the Democratic Convention. lie says; ""hie
keeuiy approaching the kindly sentiments expressed
for me and gratined that a number. OF least should
,hnk me worthy 10 fll one OF the highest positions
within the gait OF the people, still ain compelled ny
personal duties OF paramount consideration 10 aeche
fhe use OF my name a candidate. Indeed couu not
accept the nomination. even II unanimously rendered
by the nomin atng convention. HIS hoininaNoa "ae
looked upon as a foregone conclusion.
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FOUR HUNDRED sHoEMAKERs on STRIKE.

Some of the employees of Hanan 81 Son,
shoe manufacturers OF No 122 Centre-st' asked Tor
advances in wages ranging from 10 to 20 per cent
,,, hav.ago The demands were refused. The
re.rred the matter to the executive board of their
union and Monday the board called on the hr put
tho e,nnoyers refused to receive the committee
-Four hundred of the mon struck yesterday and at
work m the executive board OF the union Is recognized
There are so girls IN the employ OF the firm but they
N work.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON Sept. z 33j

TUESDAY. Sept. TT. NJ
seldom happens that the date of the weekly bank
statement OF averages as published on Saturdays, ex-
aoy tales with date OF the report Of the actual
condition made to the United States Controller his
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NATIONAL PARTY OF MASSACHUSETTS.

BosToN, Sept. 1.-THE National Party of
Massachusetts has Issued call for con vention to
nominate State officers to 10 held 10 Boston on septem-
er An invitation take part has been extended 70
tee Knights OF Labor trade unlonists end embers OF