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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-04-01
ALL GOOD SHOTS.

KANSAS CITY. March al Thirty
six men tied on straight scores III ID
birds in the Kansas cry sweepstakes.
the initial event Ok ;he Grand Afperi-
can Handicap Live Bird Tournament.
The purse Of 1854 vas IIvided among
the 90 winners.
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no ArD RATHBoNE

WASHINGTON. March sis-The Post
tomorrow WIN say THAI Senator Hanna
purposes to Introduce bin which win
provide f0r the trial of Estes q Rafh-
bone. recently convicted Of postal ir~
regulartties IN Cuba by an American
court The senator says the Post. viii
say be believes in Rathbone's homes
u, not withstanding his conviction,
and declares chat under our laws svi-
dence not admissible under Cuban pro-
cedure win aid Rathbone.
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track which u Ii building around the
readiness for freight trafiic within Z
lake and which II II hoped % hare iii
week.
Transferring Of passengers and bag
gage across Mckenzie Lake vas con-
tinued today. both east and wess-
bound travellers being serried across,
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BODY rHozEN SOLID.
But the Man stin Lives With Little
Hope Of His Recovery.

NOME. Jan II, via Seattle. March 81.
Seventeen hours covered by snow and
taken out with hands, feet and other
parts Of his body frozen solid. is the
fate that overlook George A. carpen-
ter between the Noozpaga and Good
Hope few days ago. He was rescued.
but there Is little hope entertained for
hts recovery.
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TERRIFIC
| EXPLOSION
Twenty-Five men are Known 10
Be Dead and Many
More Injured.
TEN BODIES RECOVERED
Flames Shot Out Of Mouth of
Mine, Wrecked Shed at
Entrance and Killed
Men Outside.
TEN BODIES RECOVERED

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, March a.
This afternoon an explosion Of gas in
the Nelson mine Of the Dayton Coal
s. Iron Company. at Dayton. Tenn.
ignIted dry coal dust in the mine and
caused terrific explosion. Twenty
two men are known 10 be dead. Ten
bodies have been recovered. Twelve
bodies are stili In the mine. The dead
are: -.
LARK HUNTER.
ALEX TAFFER.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
JOHN HARVEY.
TOM SHAVER.
JAMES HARRIS.
p. q. TRAVIS.
GEORGE GRIFTIs fcolored).
BEN GRIFF'Is tcolored).
REEs DEAN tCoiored).
NORRIS PIERsoLL Ccoiored,.
MORGAN SMITH tcolored).
JOHN ROBINSON (colored).
J. II. HILL tcoiored,.
BRYANT SMITH (colored).
MACK FoUsT Ccoiored).
Six others names unknown.
The fatally injured ara;
w. T. Head. burned. win die.
The explosion was terrific. Flames
shot out OF the mouth Of the mine and
the shock completely wrecked the shed
nj the mine entrance. Three men were
killed while standing outside OF the
mine two seriously and one fatally in
jured.
The mine has been the scene OF two
serious explosions.
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TWO UNIQUE FUNERALS
TWO HUNDRED ARMED
MOURNERs IN LINE.
Hatiield-Rutlierford Fned In
West Virginia is
Warming.

CHICAGO. March 2I.--The Tribune's
whtesburg. Kys special says:
Two unique funeral professions were
witnessed In Pike County Sunday aft
ernoon. There were over 400 mourners
and every man carried a rifle across
his shoulder.
One was the funeral OF the two Hat
fields. Thompson and his son Eph, who
were killed In the quadruple tragedy
of Saturday morning, the other victims
being Rutherford and Henry Watts.
The Hatfields were buried in the
mountain side. The other funeral was
that of John Rutherford. Both were
conducted at the same time and the
two professions were In plain view
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WASHINGTON. March 81 Senator
Mitchell today reported to the canal
committee that he had been led 20
believe that unless there Is q change
of plan, the Nicaragua canal bill win
be placed on the senate calendar AS
unfinished business after the disposal
Of the Chinese exclusion bin.
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RAGING SOUTHERN RIVER.
Loss Of Life and Much Damage Being
Done to Property.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. March Sl.--A
special to the Age Herald from Deca-
tur, Ala, says:
The Tennessee River Is on ram
page and much damage reported. Ben
Jones. a white fisherman, his wife mad
II children living near Riverton are
reported drowned. A white man nam
ed Barber was drowned In Flint Crook.
All day, stories of loss Of life and de-
struction of property have been COM
ing in.
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RAILROAD SITUATION.
In North Dakota is Impsoving-Trans-
ferring Passengers.

BIsMARK, N, Da., March. al.-The
railroad situation here is slowly i'm
proving, as water in the Mckenzie
slough is receding at the rate of about
a foot day. The Northern Pacific
is rushing work upon temporary
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FoRGER ARRESTED,

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. sfarch III
Manson N. Johnson. Of Anderson. Ind,
who IL alleged to have forged paper
ito the extent of sioooo0 was arrested
here today.
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DEs MONIES. March sl.--Returns
from 2i OF 20 precincts Of this city
give James Brenton, Republican. for
mayor 600 majority over John II. Hart
brewer, Democrat.
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J. n. WILLIAMSON IS A WINNER
MuItnOmdh County Will Throw Her Vote to
him Today.

PORTLAND, March 81, 11:45 p m.-Multnomah County
delegation to the Republican Congressional Conventn See
ond Oregon District decided tonight j. n. William
of Crook county This practically the nomination
of Williamson for Congress.
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BANKERS BUYING FARMS
AND SELLING THEM ON LONG TINE
AT PER CENT. INTEREST.
Riding About in Automobiles Seeking
Investment for Money That Is Ly-
ing Idle I'm Their Safes.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Sept. 13.-Buying
farms for cash in automobiles and selling at
long time is a new way of effecting trans
fers of this class of property, but just now
every farmer in this county or district who
wants to sell can do so and yet not be COM
PEELED to let the buyer make the price.
There Is now a peculiar and unique condi-
ton Of the real estate market, owing to the
fact that banking houses in this congress
sional district have more money than they
find investment for in and other ways. While
personally friendly there is yet an intense
rivalry between them, and they bid against
each other.
The situation is a remarkable phenome-
non Of the good times prevailing. The COM
petitors are the Strauss Brothers, of AL
bion, who are said to be rising to the front
rank in wealth in this State, and Sol Miers
& Co., of Lgonier, both towns being in
Noble county and each being anxious to
excel the other. They have an accumula-
ton of money for which they do not find a
demand in the regular run of business, and
they are seeking to find activity for their
resources by buying farms for cash and
selling at per cent. on long time to the man
who wants farm to operate. Each bank
has representative here once or twice a
week making the run across country to
Fort Wayne In a Winton touring car in a
couple of hours, whereas IL would take sew
eral times that long as the trains run.
They take spin of twenty miles into the
country to look at farm In the course
of two or three hours and are back again.
If satisfied with the price they make out a
check that is as good as gold, soon as
title can be passed.
The ruling price of farm property under
this competition, which was never approx
mated in this district before is higher and
rising. Farmers are earning from to IL
per cent. on farms at an appraisement of
SO an acre, and, of course, are asking an
equivalent price for their property.
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Butter, Cheese and EExs.

NEW YORK, Sept 13.-Butter-Receipts, 1856
packages. The market was firm. State dairy,
16g21c; extra creamery, 22Lc; creamery, common
TO choice, 16Q2lI2c. Cheese-Receipts. 29Sl pack
ages. The market firmer. New State full
cream small coored fancy. 10a.c; small white
Eggs-Receipts 4,349 packages The market was
steady. State and Pennsylvania, 21g22c: West
ern candled, 19&421c; Western uncanded. Ia
&c.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 13.-Butter firm and in
good demand extra Western creamery &c; ex-
ira nearby prints, 23c. Eggs steady and in fair
demand fresh nearby. pc, loss of; extra West
ern &c; extra Northwestern zoe; extra South
ern. 1sc. Cheese firm; New York full creams.
fair TO good 10Ql0l-c; New York full creams.
prime large. lOl34ioAc.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1S-Butter strong: creameries.
i6q22c; diaries, l6t20c Cheese steady. twins,
l0l. qI0lxc daisies, l0i2Q10%c: Young Americas.
l01.Ql0Ac. Eggs frmer; loss of, cases re-
turned, 19c.
CHICAGO, Sept 13,-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was strong: cream
cries l6d22izc; dajrles. l5420c. Cheese steady
at l0I4QI6ac. Eggs firm; fresh. iec.
BALTIMORE. Sept 13-Cheese steady and
unchanged: large, 103sal0izc: medium. los. dllc;
small, lOasIu1sc Eggs firm and unchanged ;
fresh, 2lQ22c.
ST. LOUIS Sept. 13.--Butter steady: creamery.
15G2ic:. dairy. li4i7c. Eggs steady at l7j1c,
loss of.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 1a-Eggs arm; fresh
Missouri and Kansas. 151c, cases returned.
loss on
CINCINNATI. Sept ls-Butter steady. Cheese
steady. Eggs firm at lI1zc
BOSTON, Sept. 13.-tspeciall--Eggs Arm at zoe.
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AT NEW YORK.



NEW YORK, Sept. 13-Flour-Receipts,
5000 brls; exports, 17.707 brls Market
quiet; with moderate demand for brands
the market ruled steady all the forenoon
at old prices; winter patents, sS60d3.9o;
winter straights, S. 40G3. so: Minnesota pat
ents, s3s0@4; winter extras. S3dS.2O; Mime
sofa bakers, $315d3.sS; winter low grades.
s2-s0d3. Rye flour dull: fair to good sS15a
$40; choice to fancy, s3.50d3.6O. Rye steady;
No. Western. 5s1hc f. o. b. afioat; No. 2, So
Q561sc track State. 551zd56c C. i. f. New
York Barley quiet: feeding. 44c C. i. f.
Buffalo: mailing. 511a@62c C. i. f. Buffalo
Wheat-Receipts. S0925 blu: exports. 1S4.-
267 blu. Spot market easy; No. z red, !614c
elevator; No. red. Tic (. o. b. afioat; No
northern Duluth, 1870 f. o. b. afioat. After
steady opening on the corn strength
wheat fell off and throughout the forenoon
was dull and easily influenced by the lower
cables and larger Northwestern receipts.
Prospects for bearish weekly statistics on
Monday and realizing, the close was easy
at hqssc net DECLINE. May: 7f12g14Ac'
closed at 74alc: September, 76AG76 5-16c
closed at 764c; December, 7S s-16q74c
closed at 1850.
Corn-Exports, 200 bu. Spot dull; No. 2.
nc elevator and 71tsc f. o. b. aioat; No. 2
yellow, 721ac nominal; No. 2 white. 7212c
nominal. Options sold up at first on frost
news but weakened Immediately on out
x,
and prospects for warmer weather; closed
easier at a partial nc net decline. January
closed at 4S1sc; May, SAQ4534c, closed at
+o1ac; September closed 6S1bc; October
closed 641ac; December, 499sQ497sc, closed at
1850.
Oats-Receipts, 214,5OO bu; exports, 13O 741
bu; spot dull; No. 2, 3311c; No. white. SAC
asked; track mixed Western, 331ac; track
white, 34d36c. Options dull and generally
easier with corn. May closed 36c: Septem-
Der closed SEC; December closed &c.
Hay firm; spring, 55qlOc; good to choice.
90c.
Hops firm: State common to choice 1901,
2102Sc; 1900, 1920; olds, Sd10c; Pacific coast
1901, 20G261ac 1900, $4,000; olds, Sq12c
Hides duh; Galveston, 1Sc; California, 19c;
Beef firm: family. sl5ql6; mess. sls@ls5O;
beef hams. s22Q23; packet. sl4Ql5; city extra
India mess, S22aA.
Cut meats steady; picked bellies, s11. 5OG
! 1925; picked shoulders, 1915; picked hams.
$1141125
Lard firm; Western steamed. $11. 05d11. 10:
refined firm; Continent, Sl1 25 South Amer
Pork firm family. s20Q20.50; short clear.
S19Q2l; mess, S1S.25Ql9.25.
Tallow quiet; city, 57sc; country, 57sG6c.
Rice steady; domestic fair to extra, asa
4Sc.
Molasses firm; New Orleans open kettle
good TO choice, 30q4Cc.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No z. invoice
7-16c. Mild market firm. Cordova, SQ
| 11kc.
Sugar-Raw market steady; fair refining
| &C.; centrifugal, 3i1c. Molasses sugar, 2%c
refined steady; No. g. 4.20c; No. z, 4.10c; No
| No. II, assoc; No. 13, 3.S0c; No. IA, 3s0c; con-
fectioners' A, 4.50c; mould A, 4.9Oc; cut loaf
| 5.15c; crushed, 515c; powdered, f.75c; granu-
| lated, 4-65c: cubes, 4.90c.
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ings. 1.677 7S0.5e; balances SPAS 7s5 70. Clear
ings for the week, sl0.505. 3.32; balances,
s1,413,03O.42.
NEW YORK.-Money on call at 6a10 per
cent, closed offered at per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 5l3G5& per cent; sterling
exchange easier with actual business In
bankers bills at s4.s5.50G4. s.. 625 for demand
and at s4.S2.50I4s2.75 for sixty-day bills:
posted rates, s4S4G4S4h and s4S61xd4.6;
commercial bills. A.s1. 75af4.s2.25. Clearings,
$322, ,34: balances, 1888, SCI
CHICAGO.-New York Exchange, soc dis
count; Foreign exchange, sterling posted,
AS4lz for sixty days, and s4.S for demand
Clearings, S23. Clio. 2l3; for week, S149 l9S, ISL
balances. s1.737. sos; for week s11. ia.
BOSTON.-Clearings, S21. sec, 4Ss; balances.
s, AIS, ~
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo per cent.
Clearings. SIS. 49, 43; balances. &, 697, $50.
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange, zoe
discount. Clearings. $5,s73.26s; balances.
$685.
BALTIMORE.-Money sac per cent.
Clearings, Sc, 65SS59; balances, s569. ZIG; for
the week clearings, S23 900, 4o4; balances,
s., Isl. 2S1.
CINCINNATI.-Mon 4a6 per cent.
New York exchange. par. Clearings, s., 49,
700
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Shaw to the Rescue.

tGranger Farwell & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Sept 13-The reports that
s5,O0O,0O0 had been engaged for importation
next week and that Secretary Shaw would
anticipate October interest and increase
deposits in national banks, helped the mar
ket after the bank statement appeared. The
coverings of shorts also helped prices and
the pools did what they could to advance
them when this was going on. There was
very little buying by commission houses
except perhaps, in few lines of the low
price issues. In fact, the market is mostly
Wall-street affair and will probably re-
main so until conditions change somewhat
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Pensions for Veterans.

Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
orisinal-George Knolimeyer. National Military
Home, Marion, So.
Increase. Reissue. etc.-Josiah b. Moore, New
Castle. <l2; George w. Ayres. Story $50: jacob
NJ. White. Charlottesville, Sf7: Felix Dirk
Cambridge City, 81: David Anglemyer, Nappa.
nee. 81: John Mckay, National Military Home.
si4; George Jelker. Terre Haute. sl2
Widows. Minors and Dependent Relatives
Christiana ]. White. Needmore S.: Mary A
Mcclelland. Fort Wayne. sl2 Elizabeth a.
WaTder. Jefersonvie, $50; Mary Maher, Frank
fort, si2: Elizabeth Null Windfall. si2: Susan
Black. Westchester. $i2-
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Firemen mt Chickamauga Park.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sept. 13-The
delegates to the convention of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen, accompanied
by the members of the Ladies' Society and
escorted by the local executive committee,
spent to-day at Chickamauga Park, and
no business sessions OF either organization
were held. The delegates and visitors,
interest in the famous battlefield, and at
noon took lunch at the camp of the Sew
enth Cavalry regulars. In the afternoon
the troops held dress parade in honor OF
the visitors and concert was given by the
regimental band
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No. ?. 60ltGslisc: No yellow, s1A6s11c. Oats
No. 2. 2ec; No. white, 31G35c No. rye 5l9
SIC Fair to choice mailing barley, isaeSc Fax
seed-No. !. SIS; No. / Northwestern. SlSs
Prime timothy seed s4.t0a475. Clover. contract
grade, $50. Mess pork, per sbrl. sl6l0al6 20.
toose). $40 se 10. 80 Drysalted shoulders lboxedl
SsG3.25. Short clear sides (boxed). SloS1izG
lL12l=. Wkisky-Basis Of high wines. ST.
Receipts-Fiour. Is. 900 brls; wheat. 206000 bu:
corn. 2ls.0oo bu; oats. $4,000 bu; rye. i5ooo bu;
barley, 47.000 bu.| Shiprnents-Flour, 5000 brls;
wheat 5000 bu corn 140 900 bu; oats $4,000 bu;
rye. LOCO bu: barley. 5000 bu
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati md Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. gls-Flour quiet; new red
y MInisf $ eeaT extra fancy o anS
seed steady at saa42o. Corn meal steady at
$3.50. Bran slow; sacked. east track. ss9s5c.
traek se St. Paul se eee sse
sSI4aesssc; No. 2 hard. eSd7Oc. Corn lower; No
be-. sss ac Ms Sc ssPe@Sss s sC
cash. ssci track, s6aso,zc; September. ssc; Pc
new 81 20 lard higher at SO So S0' pry-sai.ed
extra shorts. sn.s7i4; clear ribs. sllalk; short
ss5oss Whisky steady at sss iron 1u cotton ties
s107ls. Bagging. 5-l6@7 1-16c Hemp Irvine. SC.
corn, GEO bu: oats, lis. 600 bu. Shipment
Flour. 1lo00 brls; wheat. $4,000 bu; corn. LOCO
bu; oats, A. 600 hu.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. S..Wheat-Spot No: 1
northern spring firm at Is 411d; No. red Western
winter dull at IS lOhd; No. California steady at
lid. Flour-st. Louis fancy winter quiet at
IS Sd. Beef strong; extra India mess los Sd.
Short cut. Il to Is lbs. firm at Sos Bacon firm;
Cumberland cut, rs to 80 lbs, els cd; short ribs,
lbs 70 COS long cear mdSles heayy q to 20 70 bs 81
5ss Sd: short clear backs. 16 to 20 lbs. SOS Cd;
clear bellies. "A to lS lbs, Gas Cd. shoulders
prime Western. in tierces. 53s; American refined,
American finest white, ASS; American finest col
cred. ass.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 1s.-Flour dull and un-
changed. wheat easier; spot, september and
October, 72AQ72hc; December. 721zq72Ac: steam
er, No. red, September, 6sAQT0c; Southern by
sample 62qI3c: Southern grade, 70Q72lzc.
year 45c asked; January. 44Ac asked; Southern
white, Csc; Southern yellow. 67a70c Oats dull
and easier; No. white, SIC; No mixed 3OIa
SIC. Rye steady; No. 2. 55c; No. Western, SEC.
CINCINNATI. Sept. lS.-Flour steady Wheat
&c. oats quiet No. mixed, 29hq3oc. Rye
steady; No. 2. 55c. Lard quiet at So Bulk
meats steady at slo.37is Bacon steady at s11. 20.
Whisky--Distillers finished goods firm on the
basis of s1.32. Sugars steady.
TOLEDO. Sept. 13-Wheat fairly active and
easier; cash. 731sc; September, 73Ac; December.
&c; September, 60hc: December, 4l%c. Oats
dull but steady; September 31i1c; December,
Sic. Glover seed dull and easier; January. Sc. 40;
prime timothy, $3.50. Rye, soc.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 13-wheat. 6iHc; De-
September, 625sc; cash No. mixed. Sc; No.
white 5ShG59c. Oats-No. white. 36lsc. Re-
ceipts-Wheat. 14S,600 blu; corn. 1920 bu oats,
2, 2O0 Shipments-Wheat, S4,400 blu; corn. 2, 200
bu; oats, 5000 blu.
DULUTH, Sept. 13.--Wheat-Cash No. hard,
7OI4c; No northern, &C. No. 1 northern, Sep
TENDER, Csc; December, 651s d55Ac. Oats-Sep-
tember. SGl4c December. 29lac.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 3-wheat-September,
s5ssQ65&c; December 6iasa64lsc; on track. No.
/ hard. 6s3sc; No. 1.northern 67&c; No. north
ern, 657sc
MILWAUKEE,. Sept. I3.-Barley firm; No. 2,
eSQ69c; sample, 40G46c.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 2AG3 per cent. Dis
count rates, short bills 224G2 1916 per cent;
three months bills, 13-16Q2S per cent.
PARIS.-Three per ceent rentes, 10lf 32114c
for the account. Exchange on London,
25f zoe for checks. Spanish fours. $50.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 20m
47%pfgs for checks.
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Poultry.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3-Poultry steady. Chick
ems. elac; springs, l0gll17c, turkeys. lie; ducks
Tbs: geese. 4lsc.
CHICAGO. Sept. T-Iced poultry steady. Tur-
keys. 12k013t1c; chickens. l2Gl2hc.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 13.-Poultry firm. Hens
lie; springs. 13c; turkeys. lie.
NEW YORK. Sept 1S.-Poultry-Alivs steady;
dressed quiet and unchanged
BOSTON. Sept. 1S-Poultry firm. Fowls. l31sc;
springs. l9i2c.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-The dry goods market
closes the week with a somewhat quieter trade
No change in the attitude OF sellers of any line
OF cotton or wool goods and prices firmly
maintained throughout. Cotton yarns are tend
ing UPWARDS with better demand. Worsted warns
scarce and firm Wooden yarns firm with fair
demand Linen and Jute yarns firm.
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Specie and Merchandise Increment.

NEW YORK.-Exports of specie from this
port to all countries for this week aggre-
gated SSH ,939 silver and $1,000 gold.
The imports of specie this week were S9,977
gold and s13395 silver.
The imports of merchandise and dry goods
at the port of New York this week were
valued at S1i. S57, $50.
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was generally easier with the price OF spot nom
inaIly s2s. 75g Pc. s5. Lead steady and unchanged
with demand of a dull order: spot H12Ac.
Spelter was quiet and firm at $3.50 for spot. Iron
was firm and more or less nominal
ST. LOUIS. Sept. l3--Lead steady at s4O2Sz;
speIter quiet at s.. ID
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Return of GENERAL wbeeIer

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Gen. Joseph
Wheeler and his two daughters were pas
sengers on the steamship Philadelphia
amDtOn.
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Treasury Statement.

INGTON.-Saturday's statement
of the Treasury balances in the general
fund, exclusive of the $l50 900, 900 gold re-
serve in the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balances ...... $214, 990, 800
Gold ......................... 129 AZ, 1858
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Oils.

NEW YORK. Sept. i3.-Cotton seed oil quiet
prime crude nominal: prime yellow. 40q40i1c
Petroleum steady refined New York. Zoo Phila-
baltimore In bulk. 4 soc. Rosin steady: strained
common 10 good. si55. Turpentine firm at ssisd
isc
MONTPELIER. Sept. Is-crude petroleum
steady: North Lima. ssc; South Lima and Indi-
ana. sac.
SAVANNAH. Sept. b-Turpentne firm az 4se
Rosin steady; A, b. c. ID, N-2oi Il, S.2s; r..
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Metals.

NEW YORK. Sept l3-There were no especial
changes in domestic metal markets to-day the
usual Saturday half holiday dizziness prevailing
IN all metals. Copper ruled quiet with standa I'd
spot quoted at Sll 3o1t1 so: lake. sl IL i2i.
electric. sli.soQn-SA. casting. sif75gli.S. Tin
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 51kc; Mexican
dollars, 401ac.
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 13-wool quiet; medium
grades and combing. I5Qlsc; light fine lSgI7c;
ine. l0glSc; tub washed. isa261fc.
NEW YORK. Sept ls.-wool quiet: domestic
fleece, 25030c.
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81 s2iS; G. sl.s7l1 II. sLeo: l. $50: X. 8, 20: ~
s. -: NJ SS-S5. window glass. S.SS; water white.
Sass.
WILMINGTON. Sept H-Spirits turpentlns
firm at S5c. Resin steady at 81 I0fli. Is Crude
turpentins firm at $40. $50 and - ca Tar nrm
at Sl.5e.
OIL CITY. sept. 13-Credit balances. 81 -: Ger
tincates bid Shipments. los 40 brls: average
ST. I2l brls: runs. al1S brls; average. 500 brs.
CHARLESTON. Sept 1-Turpentine and resin
unchanged.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. D.-cotton quiet and
steady Sales. 1850 bales. Ordinary. 6sc: good
ordinary INC. low middlng. The; good mid
ding. 7-lsc middling fair. SIC Reosipts. azs,
bales; stock. -. $50 bales
quiet: niddling uplsnds. sac: middlinS gulf.
s.-c. Sales. soS bales.