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l.. II. Il ST. l.. RY. blend

m. she viii leave for s.; louis To la-m II r E q.Fn.
ing Win one h%rse 81 LUMP iTseF, IA hr !: + M Inc
Tilted States srnsboat II. e., Wright arrived
from f.; Lou; Z, E az no ? Ss m re:Sifs WI" hhayinr dd r
TIE following work COMING down: Remove
Tarsoa nj !: F"ni;eniiaiy Point. 3: frame 5 IsianI.
2: Tower Eo~k. /; Tower isian'i Benz: q Davis
hf%"ti roth. 8: scudders TowGeai Greenlafs' i;
hrIrican, FisldI S % Ihe t Mnrsai Sf lu ,T%m t aTs
rived at =. y. The {e,s Lee from Memphis
W.T., Ti;E 2 fer a% t taif aT n Td,, ct i + h Hi s ana de-
parted Ger II. Louis II 3 =. m Her cars' en-
sni hogs, ami a lot Of sundries. The e.rgia
Lee Is Cue from Memphis.
Memphis. Term. oct. River mariss , feet
81 f-i- arrI warn, Thu lula ceaTei at . This
evening for Nickshur= with a far t-.n. Tne
y, bales ~ cotton ard 100 sacks Of cottlnseel
ara will leave tH-Ir",r'w evsnins on return ',ip,
Arkansas River with n fair "trip. The Wichita
good tri.. The city % Idaho, drrart.d at ; this
.vo7irg fr Fulton with god TRIP. The feters
&c - Is ~, trip. TIE iii City is due from s.,
L. us On way To- New Orleans. Rive rer'ipts
NH NH 81 sacks of co,t1nseed. The ora LIE de-
pared This morning for Blue Point. The Jan,es
.. vili arrive tonight from FIiars Pom; and
Law q Mi get in to"nish, frcm Ashpoft ami
leave to-r1orrow evening on return The F"rd
HoroIl 10 due from -. Louis TO leave TO morrow
c-c1in= fer cairo.
'Itrt'tr nh ~ - 49, Us N@N'. 80
fesi, ~vei,h"- partly clou.y. Boats W: Ioium-
LA left for 81. Louis $ a. m: T. H. Davis 3 J.
m, Dolphin No. . ~ $40 I. IN lanes y. Lock,
wont al : y. III. Columbia arrived Gown at IL
o-cI.k lest night. grey EaCi. down at l y. m.
TO-DAY. T-Elcr IN and out on time.
P.ducah. Ky. oct The gauge reads . feet
ard s.atioEary. Weather warm. !: II. EIrharl-
son 10 ,aiio at 6 - m. ,lyd" out o. the Ten
r..se. at \ n. III. Charleston out Of the Ten
nesse~ at . y. m, EASING o. to Cairo. Bob
dudley 10 Evansville AT . a. m
Cape Girarleau No. oct The Dolphin No.
? with thr"e harrrs Of logs up az oiCIOck last
night. The city OF Memphis up az 2 p. III. The
GRAY Eagle ara city Of clifton dre down. Res
L. due ny. Rive rising Weather warm and
cloudy.
burlington. la. oct. 1.-The river is sill! 3
f.e; : i~ch.s above lnw-w1ter mark Of 1904. The
" / Young in ard on; from pa-cnp ri. The
Tlois- in erd cut IRON keoNuk. WeIther cloudy
and Na:Irer.
wa-elw. Ill. Oct. Garage reads 6 Sect. n
ri=e q. = If q f-ct in IN. last "a ts'-s. Weather
c's1r ami warmer. silver Crescent in ami out.
Cncir rat. o.. Oct 2-Pivsr 3 feet . inches;
stati nary. Clear Mercury 81.
pittshu--. Pa, Oct. River II feet. Sta
tionary. clear and YARN.
Wheeiirr. w. Va. oct. River . inches; sta
tionary. Cloudy AMI cool.
Louisville. KY. Oct. 2-River stationary: 9 feet
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MOBILE " OHIO.
MISSOURI PACIFrY RAILWAY.

Train. Depart Arrive.
Fast sS:0' am sf5:05 pm
L"'al ENpress..-.-...----... "--5 am $500 pm
k%EsaS CITY. ST. Joseph. Onna-
Ia and southern Kansas Ex-
press 300 ON se:l5 pm
Washington Accommodation. - Is pm n - am
-. Joseph. Joplin. Wichita and
Kansas Limited. daily. - 10 pm go am
haHsas and Colorado E.xpress--si0:l0 pm s7:l0 am
Crrve Occur Lake trains leave Union station
at 't1' a. m, "5;lj a. m. s. 1870 p. M, t5.2S o.
m .19' !. IN.
LflE. Nandeventer avenue ct fI2.5S .. m.
Oak I'm trains leave Union Station at fe:4S q.
m. F!u;lv a m, 1900 .. m and Is rs .. n.
kirEwOod trains leave Union station at n 90 q.
m. -I"J T. m. -4:Z1 p M. Ft.zJ A. IN.
Leave. Neu1evcEter Avenue Station at f1l:30
a m.
daily. tExce?t Sunday. :sunday only. q.
Ea furlaY mi sunday Enlr
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denI would be- l per cert. TIA" same as last year;
Tn' vanderbilt sto,ks. rN~iec!aiiy y y. Z. sul
IL" bonding developments in iig Four were wi
o'a"' HAT ~. Il. vanderbilt l. tak:nG an active
In'" ct l. the marK"t ami in r1ili"aI affair.
ai'i is likely to extend ms purchases 10 other
st,'kS In which h" d interested.
liner" was some iIuIdt atom around the room
I",tn traders /, ras ta1u.hi that the rIri.r,t.
holiday ct Yom kili'ur t"-m,lruw hId sunie-
thing 20 DO with the BAT" s.Hins
~ 10th shcbIncr. her. or iusormatiun about
some new developments Aifh t." m,tr. The
Ian 'Iowl last n'st; showed a d"rreasei sh,.t
sIT'nt"r ""manI ;!:an it has boon fr -'me tim.
interest had ben accumulate IN g. a.. 4 o..
some brokers usuo!ly we'll informrd 'stiiratns 1t
as, hiSh as 100" shai's.
London c.'i'% w'rr - follows:
london. 30, p. TIN" market fUr American
s~",hiii"s * easier IN r"il:zatiors.
is.rt'u special. III" miIk't FIR American SO
'nr.tI,s rni,s .i"tivi 4h"r- mas Tn 5'inr buy
= 81 Snnii'iI ! L'i;ic nS N"W NvLS h"'is' -
ia. an M i"li"f that the tifn 81 Mr. an " 60.
viii Acquire the liuu'iustuu interest from TIE
= NV .l",k PARITY. hlS aLy'n'rl - -:
"ir,i' an" nrminally ut Ind pti's equal To New
fNc"It wli"r. Interrupted 10y RAILS IN I"-'i's~ 81
Ark9usta. ph'ln"mt and Mss uri. c1t,'n ilck-
CONDITIONS and Is unust!Illv w"il Advanced. IN
thy ,-,ntral AMI "3iSt"rn r"rti@ns 81 th" crtt"n
T..,I .Ir.tt +, -. lover i:r,,ns tt.nsS So
tnsatc,I J.. H.. r,ins 81 th- ,r.y!'ns vc.Es "l yba r.
III" crop * .G.m"st - iiilGr"- 'ialN'st,1-Np
~. r..k Irt,n, K!yrr u~v"rf',s ing L,wtanJs
arl danEtCinc crops between Waco and ilr'nu-
picking is rrrsr"ssi x rapidly. Yield very ir-
regular yri much '"luw aI ny~rig' in mu"t s"c-
tirns- cotton almost II total failure Ia Love:
II,tlc E,,x Scattered showers heavy in local
III" cotton picking r't,r.'I ia ~InraIiti-s Gy
re- p. hlt :, r"tallv rapid Tr- sr"ss mai" ia SOM.
S',iienS Raj, .njn'ol ,"ttgn which was in
d't."iS VIII b. gath r'i Within thirty days.
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New York Market Gossip.

The following SYNOPSIS ~ TIE GOSSIP in regard
TO the leading i"aturts 81 thc New York market
was received by u. II. rran"ls. Bro. 4 Co:
New York. p"t. 2-L"1don traa.I both way
in tn. market again to-day. buying aboU. +.rd'
IrsfeTr.d ~ n SAM time. arbitraGe brokers
sold a little /. T.. i. n -. ard /. a \. leaving
TIE nj purchases about 800, shares
There was a g-' sral fa;'snIr- ont az the
market today, resulting from n prevailing i'm
preston that y">ter1ay's strength was forced
and not warranted hv the news iavyllp-acr:s.
~ the s1rle time. Inquiries brought GUt the
statement that OUTSIDE buying had been iut.Gc.l
By the ruhlieat'on OF estimates showing MrEi'-'
ley's election.
The larsest crowd on the fcor Ct Tire Stock
Exchange during the forenoon WAS IN g. 3 o.
There was no news in regard to the pr.-s--;.
but all Tire traders sc med to want the st -cx.
and their huyihc caused n Slight aiVa-,e. inter
csts connected with he property sad thar action
on the aiyi lsrd bad been deferred il ,rl-r "a
wait Coy II. Mch. Twnmhiy 10 r.tcra = his
city. Now that Re l. here. action m.y h. ;aSen
at any time. These intoItsls thought tie diyi-
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Rural Free Delivery.

REL CPLIC SPECIAL
Washington. Oct. 2-Rural free delivery
service will be established October Is as
follows:
I!linoiACarthage. Hancock County:
lation served. 675; carrier. A. B. Mathews.
Plymouth. Hancock County; population
served IS: carrier. s. f. Wright. Quincy.
Adams County; population served. ESQ; car
riers. Z. W. Boschilte. c. II. Oakford and J.
j. Hid. Vermont. Fulton County; population
served. go: carrier, Charles l.. Amrine.
Indiana-Logansport. Cass County (addi-
tional service). population served. 1851; car
ri. RS, l. G. Patton and Robert Grant.
Kansas-Chapman, Dickinson County:
population served. 80: carrier. ]. Fl. Cline.
Derby. Sedgwick County; population served,
6i5: carrier. +. ]. Sawin- Iriding, Marshall
County; population served. LOO; carriers,
T.. X. TTosper and II. r. Thomas.
Jane NJ. Wells of Saltwater. Ok. has been
appointed n seainstre5S at the Ouray Indian
school. Titan. and Peter Freiburg of Dem
yer. Colo, has been appointed a black
smith at ChiioCco. Ok.
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RIVER.
RIVER.

SIIdrs ~ wool show the principal sales. About
->'rFc IL quoted for fine medium and mn,
, cured staple. In which strictly staple calls for
- 1850. Fleece WOODS continue slow, with prices
n'isiIal. The following are the quotations.: Ohio
and Pennsylvania f.rCc~-N ana dtoV. -%i1Ic.
NN and above -SHtsc. !elain- :tg3yc: No. !
%CululiIg efg slc- No. > and thre"-eighthS blood -
M.uC. qGLTt-T-tl00l wasn"d 2'tIl'c. coarse and
ng2id. MASHED .sftz,c. Michigan. Wisconsin. etc.
Y N.'n gan .2d.@-: ". ! Nichigan COInbing
-. NJ. , to. 2>NEtr: quarterback. waSh"i $50
90. coarse and braid. washed sl.I2sc, nne d~laIne
.tJZI". inwa-h.d, in"ulun. ctC.-N.nturkr ana
li,IIana quaTt-I-ulcIi combine 2iHSc. three
eiShths blood biI2Jc: Missouri gUtrt"r-hioOd.
6IuIhing .2V2iC: thr-e-eirhths blood ) I3ic, braid
Cunh!cE .Ca2!c. lake and Georgia 2-I2-c. Ter
rit'ry. secured and wyoming. nne
ia-sium and nne I'i2u l>c. sruur"l yhc. staple %
eI!gc: TITAN fine medium AMI nae :ic; secured
s'V@pc: stapl" 5ZG5Jc; Idaho nne medium and fine
ltpl.c. secured iNaStC. staple "a &c. Australian.
occurred basis. spot prices Coinbing. sup-rilne
rDmiEGl. SeuSJc: good sSVsJc. Average ipIiJc.
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Arrived.
Departed.
Paragraphs.

The Spread Eagle did not clear until
the parade was over.
The John X. Speed clears on her trip
South October Is at noon.
The II. Z. Gunter arrived from Naples
well loaded and will clear this afternoon.
The Grey Eagle will depart again Fri
Captain oscar Barrett returned to Gin
cinnati last evening. He visited the boat
store In the afternoon.
The Rees Lee is due to-day to return
to Memphis Thursday at , p. m. Her man
if st includes n big trip.
Captain q. W. Hill OF Alton. secretary
ari treasurer of the Eagle Packet Com
parry, passed yesterday In 81. Louis.
The Bald Eagle landed 4 big trip Of peo-
pie. AID l., ROW receIv'ns to ciear this aft
,rnaon for Peoria and the Illinois River.
Steamer City OF Peoria came In from
Hamburg on time. to return in that trade
this afternoon. She is doing Il good bust
ness.
Steamer City Of Clifton remained in
the Tennessee River. Her passenger trip
was large.
The City of Paducah laid over until
after the Yelled Prophets parade. when
she got away for Chester with "a pig trip
Cf freight and people.
Steamer Columbia will be In from Ches-
ter early tins morning to clear on a re-
turn passage this afternoon. departing from
the Diamond 10 wharfboat-
Elmer A. Weight Of Paducah is In the
city. IL is a member Of the Nj. & o. Pilot
Society ard passed IL portion Of the after
noon at hsauquarters yesterday.
Steamer SlGaey arrived from keokuk.
Calhoun County, and way points with a pas
s"u-rr list Of over 9D people. She returned
to burlington In the late afternoon. her ex.
tuIs!on patrons will depart aboard her Sat
uriay.
The steamer City of Memphis was ex-
peCtea from the Tennessee River in tine
night. She has a cargo OF 12y.GD feet Of
lumbc-. several bales of cation. IU2 bags of
peanuts. 81 packages sundries and a general
"trip. including many passengers.
Professor William Windsor and Mrs.
Windsor OF Rockford. Ill, have applied for
admission TO the Mississippi and ohio So
ci.tv. Professor Nin1Sor Is a lecturer, and
both he and mis- vile are licensed pilots.
They own n pleasure yacht. aboard wnicn
thev spent the summer touring river towns.
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VANDALIA LINE.

Train.
Fast Mail $500.
Trains Nos. 20 and q, New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Spscial-...--
Indianapolis and New York
Local -.-...
New York Limited ...........
columbus and Eastern Express
Nancalia Accommodation $500.
Indianapolis and New York
EXPIRES $1,000 .----. -.-------.
Fast Mail ...-..
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Market Continues Dull in n General
Way and Largely Nominal.

The interest today was chiefly conferred in
united railways and mining stocks ami IN. deal
snss Ier" cN'iisivcly confined to these sac,,rt-
ties, everyininS else Ia the security line being
dead Crl. ard nominal.
Mining stocks. that T. 70 say Granite Me
talliC. which was the whole thing. was in de-
mand in "A quiet sort Of a way and showed fair
support the - shares thai sold bringing g ~.
ana s.. ga, being bid AZ cloee.
United railways were IND" niahly weak THIS
morning There were selling and buving orders
for the bends aId $1,000 brought So. ~. Wills
nune were wanted AZ SN3.-i. but $50 was asked.
Th"re were no dealings in Transit or common.
which was S'.|b hid and SIS asked. bat twenty
five shares preferred sold at So tn saIfs,r,a L..
Icing oucr"d for that later by the bIyer.
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L.. q n. X. II
Train.
Fast Aiail-Evansyil,e, Nash
VIE. Birmingham. Mort
gpni"ry. CHATTANOOGA. Allan
Ia. Macon. Charleston. >. e.;
Mobile. New Or cans and
Jacksonville, Fla ..-........
Mount Vernon Accommodation
southern Express. u Evans
VIII. Nashville, Birmirg-
ham. Mobile. New Orleans,
1hrmasyiIle, Jacksonville.
THiItka. OCaln and ST. Pc
TGr~blrR Ella
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Boston. Mass. oct. -
Money.
Call leans ga. time loars AS.
bonds.
LOan!ng Rates of stocks.

-. Louis. Tuesday. oct. ,. 1905.
Received daily by II. Il fraNrts. Lro. * Co.,
No. ii Nnrtu ruuIt Ia street:
Air Power. g. H. y q. Metropolitan Ra.l"ay.
oIhv. iiocA Island. Western Union and Norfolk
anu N-sJ,rn. l per mt.
western Mon pIi-, sidnhattan, AtChis1n. Del
aware AID Hudson. IcI.n.Ssee Coal and Iron.
Pennsylvania. ~. I'Hu!. southern hallway pfI.
1919 tuur, baltimore ana ONO cC;u. AMI .id..
Louisville and Nashville. rubber and Federal
Steel pa. le Yer cent.
Glucus-. '.-u"Iii Electric, Reading. Northern
pa'inr rIi.. BfUuAlyn RAPID Transi, and sugar.
IL I-r cent.
Rubber p.J. and Jersey Central. fat TO !, peg
cent.
National Lead. IL per cent.
HoftHein iacIi!c. Wabash and Third Avenue,
fat.
Foreign Exchange.
There was little demand for foreign exchange
anu the Inar@-t Was wcak.
A.. X. Francis. BTo. - Co.. report closing rates
as follows.
prEn- sterling. caalcs 4.sJ.a4S5r.; checks 4.s5
e,ieJ.-, O. days isli4Bl.Sl4-.
Commercial bankers clicks 4SG44.sirs; 60
days iSlHt>tlt, ~ q. - f-ssLa
Grain Giiis AZ, cotton bills 4.Slia4iS0.
Banhets Paris cables 5.i67e: cheeks 5-i7iEGj.I?
l-ltds.lr'-. - days 5--u7..
Commercial E-uch l4dacs. checks 5.ISt,G5 lie;
60 DAYS J--li.f.J.2l lie sy--l~..
S"tss francs. Cneykg ".2ss. co days 5-2is-
lr!g4tl t!as,s. checks v.-eTJ-&J lilo. " dl-s
5--"'eE|-S I-lh-
EanHer.. Ir.chsmarks. cables IS I-lGQ9jIs:
check S,'-I.l is-I5. W days - BIS.
commercial r..C!EIngrAs. checks 3.t. G94 HIS. 60
days s5sg35 iI-l6. - days 35.sYsJ 3-lS.
bankers Dutch ~sgilc'rs, checks SJs: CO days
50 sus3 l5-l6.
Commercial checks 81. 60 days 20 r-I6gSsx.
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EYE BEAMS WANTED.
Office of the

Office of the
Commissioner of Supplies.
City Hall. October 3. 1899.
Sealed proposals Will he received by the
undersigned. to be opened at his Office at
L o'clock m. On
MONDAY NEXT. STTI INST,
for furnishing the Street Commissioners
with Eye Beams, ETC.. in accordance with
drawings and sr~ecIlications on file in tho
office OF the Rrilge Engineer.
To he delivered and unloaded at Grand
avenue and Gratiot street. within two
months.
Certified check for 500 Iayatle to the I'M
Gersigned must accompany each bid.
Call at Commissioner of Supplies for
blanks and further information.
Bids must be in duplicate. free from all
alteration or erasure. and to bOtn the orig
inal and duplicate must be ATTACHED q
copy of this advertisement.
All bids having any alteration or erasure
thereon will be rejected.
The commissioner reserves the right to
reject any and all b.lS.
FREE c. MEIER,
Commissioned of Supplies.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise md Fail of the Rivers.

Fer the - hours ending at :. n m:
81. Louis. Tuosaay. Oct. 2. 1900.
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Condition Of Hanks.

NJ, iii Hit' iAI-.
snv" th" condition Of national banks September
a at the points indicated:
Illinois. eNclasiy" ii chicago: Resource
l"ttns and discounts. g, .Gft. \. stocks. s.t ,:ri-
TICS. etc. So ".it2. lawful Money rcs-ry-. E.Il
com. S.N.N,gci. total specie. 81. l4,Ib1, total
money reserve. 1854. &c: total resources. si12.-
tlu. 3ia.
liahilt;es-In ytlual DEPOSITS. 81. 81. ga: av-
"r"E" reserve held. @i.cI per CtIt
iShN"r~'". te>UGr'tS-ISFIC and discounts.
s-..-H.''". S'nck>. S'"Gritl'-. etc. Sl.i1I. al. law
ils n..n-G reserve. & J.! coin. S,.l.sl. total sTe-
Gle. 81. = ar'. tuth. money fr--Tyc. $50. 20.
l.ahllitius-lndi,tju1l deposits. -: -. -; av-
cage reserve held. %. 20 per ,-Et.
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PittSi,Ii;.. staci.s.

- Louis. Tuesday. oct . la-a.
Received da'lS 10y l. /; Francis. Bro. y Co.
NJ. - North Fourth street.
Ri. A~a
I~ltI:..GrS FIAT" GlrS, ..... al &c..
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4 inches in canal: 2 inches on falls; 3 feet ! men
below locks. Clear and warm
Evansville. Ind. oct. 2.-River . feet falling
Gear and warm.
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Gauges along the Levee registered II feet
yesterday. showing a rise OF 3 of n foot in
twenty-four hours.
business brisk. but particularly heavy IN
passenger traffic. Every Incoming steamer
brought crowGs TO attend the Yelled Proph-
cts pageant.
Weather cloudy and pleasant. No rain.
Forecast: for to-day: Cooler. following prob
able showers.
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York Market Spot duII and unchanged:
? me- lnItLr.- .lA-.I 1890

Net receipts AZ Unite! S.a'es ports for :nl-
DAYS lhLlfs bales. al,iinst 1880 :r to same
tam" last week .ni Ia. - asst yorr. Since S-.t
1872 bales, a.aiHst saI.na3 bales samo zine
last season. Exports for four DAYS Iy,isI balls.
against lol. 80 ir 'hc same time IaSt wra,<,
stock On hand 80. POS bales. against cs.sSs I.l";
last year.
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Hy Teicyr1ph,
rFrvEIIC SPECIALS.

IEIIt SPI.CTAIS.
cairo. H.. oct. 2-The river rose 5 Of a foot
during 'hn last - hours. III. gauge reads IS
fect Tn. weather is clear and very warm. The
city az Memphis departed for 81. Louis at Il:s,
las. night. The Fritz fioIn Idaho with one barge
each Ok lumber and PULP wood. arrived at 10 d.
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Hides and Leather.
New York. Oct. Hides finn Leather stea ~.
Petroleum.
Dry Goods.

%ew Ynrk. Oct. 2.-P-trol.um easier; refined
New YOtl s..5s: philadelphia and baltimore $50:
d.. in bulk s.
O! CIV. Pa. Oct. Credit balances SIP.
Certificates. NJ bid. Shi;rnen-s ASS: runs I.l55.
Dry Goods.
New Yo-,, Oc, DRY GooJs-The chief feat
IRE Of the market to-day has been the advance
Of isc per ward In fruit % tEs loom and loas-
Gale - bl-ael'.l crtt"1s- III" trade has eN-
pocrsd these a..ances s1r some time past. TIL. "a
has been n. chap"a in the character cf the
general damanI. business proving quiet in all
staple lines. Deni.rs are oCeaTionaliy adranced
&c to - rer yari. Prints .rn at previous
prices. Giurher1s unchanged. Tr.rt cloths quiet,
but very firm.
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lsnycr1mcnf Hands

New York. OF 2-G".'rrrseaj !" .Is s.caly.
'Gtf.t states r'f;u'lrg =. r.C---.--------.i II
Ir!'.i States Ie'rnli' 4 -. coupon .........--I"l
Init" Il stats p. i"EIstcrad. ...-.. ......--...l"
United States s.. coupon ..-.. .....-.-... Ir'-.
1r''el states now &. REGISTERED 1890. ...-.. 1877.
Iri''7l states row y. cuuUsu ....- ...-.r..-i@''s
] ri''a states old Is, registered .-... ..--.-.-l!i4
l1it'd states old T.. tuI"n .....-.. -...-..-..rif4
l nit-d states =. 'cist-r'i ISL
tnI'ei states -. coupon -..........-.-. ....-...ll2i.
District uf Columlit 3.'le-....-. .........I-3
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New York stock Quotations.

~. LuulS. IuvS.aE, oct :. 1870.
The following shuas ale ul-L.iS. nIsE-st, IpN-
est an. CLOSING 4uvlAtaoils "a toe -Nvw lU.A
sIuth LACAaI-v yesterday. tUIEuItC. uGllA 10.
Ine EepID.y ~ -. l.. Francis. BTO. ~ 60,
bends aaa4 STOCKS. No. - Norm OUT.a st.yet.
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MEMBERS
New York Stock Exchange.
New York Cotton Exchange.
Chicago Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board of Trade.
St. Louis Stock Exchange
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t.crmnry.


Berlin. oct. a-Hxrhauge on London com A..
lFE'. Tor checks Discount rates. Short bills ,
Ter cent. tat,- months oils - per cent. Finn
ness was manifested or IN" L. c.Se tU-iiy aitc.
"a di!Itsh - mrs. \ Decline In discount ra:ca
stimulated a"Hna fUrGs. l." uis were harder ON
bar covering The weekly statement of the I'm
i".H! la"a % t'rnany SHOWS the fOllpW!r,
changes. 'lsh "a hand Il crcas-i Ios. Gfld u
h4-rAs. treasury notes q creased -.@f.uot ma..~.
r'H"r securities in'I'ts-I ~. !Nr.HEt Trark-. uute-
In circulation. In Creased @sl.i-0,tV maras.
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New York Curb stocks.

st Louis. Tuesday. oct .. 1850
,ivct dnIlN ly l. Il FrauC!S. Bro. * 60,
Il North Fourth street.
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IL. a. %. S-W. ny.

Train.
Cincinnati, Louisville, Wash
fl gtpn. I;altiEIur f'niltd.I-
ptla and New York E~.Apr-S-..
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pits
burg. Washington. baltimore.
- lIfd.ii tid and New York
Fast Mail
Cincinnati Accommodation go.
Cincinnati. Louisville. Pits
burg. " ashinEton. baltimore.
Philadelphia and New FORK
Royal hue Limited .-.--..-..
F1o-a Accommodates ......
Flora Accommodate ....
West Baden and French Lick
Springs. via Moaon Route.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
tive Cotton Markets. Declined
ON The Weeks government Report.

~. Louis, .l"--@l. oct. =. 1879.
lh- regular weekly t"vtfn.;."Ht report Has not
fit'siact'iE 70 a MAJ 'ritN ~ the tra.r ana s-n-
tIhi E'.a.!LtnS TOOK .il-"r. wlsh tue result iHtt
tn" piI,c It iUtr's d-cIin.d Snailly. AnCtI.,.
Hrt@yH!IE ial-'tDe Was CprtIlnc,i IL the lly :
cables. lie initial prI'es at new York SaOalHg
losses "a . :" !. points. brought about a.so L.,
ire selling. IH'te WI" a nLinuer or Tuilu.s 81
I!.dnlpIiatI'n at Liverpool. ana ~. short inter
ct. hLlt.t has - late been sr.Ulug. Was saHi To- he
1881. Esiaic- spots Were uncha;beI abroad and
a-su e.rs-i St,tcy on this siIe.
Local MidTEcts-Steady Sales -. bales
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IRAN.
For Hannibal. H.. G. ST. J.
points. quincy. Ke,kuk and
for quincy and Worth.
For -. Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side lines. Illinois and
y !sconSin
"Th- Burlingt"n-NOrthern Pa
Gle EhpTess. for Kansas
tlty. 81. Joseph. Northwest
NeJraska. Black HIS. Wyv-
ming. Montana. washington.
Puget sound. Portland and
Oregon ---...
The Twin city Express" for
Minneapolis, ST. Paul and
Iowa .-.......
The Nebraska Colorado TX
press" for beaver. colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
St. Joseph
Local 10 burlington ........-.-.
For Northern Iowa. 1t. Pau!
and Minneapolis ...-...-...--.
For Illinois. via East SIDE line
TO Rock Island .--.---..-.
For Dubuque and la Cr0sse....
For Kansas city. omaha. ST
Joseph. Denver. Nebraska,
Colorado. Utah and Pacific
Coast, also Northwest ...-..
Local from Hannibal $500.
For AltOn-tave 80 a. IN.
daily. ll1o "A. H.. daily. l:3e
only. 300 y. m. except SatII
500 p. m. except SO lay; 3:5l
y. m, daily S.JJ l.. An. daily,
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N0Ol.

Kew York. OFT. ".-Vo"l dull;
pcst1n. oct 2-There is no change IN the con-
ditions II the wool market here tails week. the
demand for wool being c-Eii;sed 10 sucn lots as