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HIDES.
NEW YORK NARKRT-OCT. 20.


FLOUR Heavy and medium and common grades
are Sc q bbl lower with only very moderate de-
maud for export and home consumption.
Sales l6,lO0 bbs, at S5,35d5,fO for supertne
state; s555,60 for extra state; s. 5 40 for super
ne western; S. 55l5 IS for common to medium extra
western, S5,s55,y5 for shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN FLOUR-Ony in moderate re.
quest about previous prices sales $50 bbls at
S5,s5l617, 80 fur common to choice extra.
CORN AIEAL-ln moderate request and pri-
Ces unchanged Sales $40 bbs at S3,50 tUr Jer-
sey, and $3.50 for Brandywme.
RYE FLlOUR-Steady and unchanged, with
small sales at Ss5O@4O for common to choice super
WHISKY--In moderate request Sales Of $50
bhls at 24(G2ft4C.
pers generally holding back for still lower prices
Sales are Milwaukee club at Sl,27@l,2g; Chicago
spring at 81 pa 20 tor iair to good; winter red wes-
tern at Sl,36 good white Cananitn al Sl,5l; white
Michigan at Sl5O@l55; red North Carolina at SlS5;
red Long Island at 81 81; white Kentucky at Sl,55,
and mixed Sonthern at Sl,4O
RNE-Quiet I SO01SlC.
RARLEY-Dull. Sales ZOO bush at sc.
CORN-A shade lower with moderate demand
for export and home consumption. Sales are bsuOO
bush mixed western at 1U97lc aiiuat and IN store,
and 74c for white western.
OATS-Are in moderate request, but prices are
without material change. Sales are at 3o'294Oc Tor
western, Canada and state.
PORK-Market dull and prices without striking
change. sales 450 bbls at Sl925g l9,3lt for mess;
S4,au for prime.
REFFEQuiet and steady. Sales are 400 bbls at
S4UEG4,25 tOr country primes Sj,005,50 for country
mess; S7alO,5O for repacked mess; SlOOgll 90 for
PRIME MESS BEEF-Quiet and unchanged
BEEF II AlIS-Quiet and unchanged.
CUT AEATS-Dull, at s&@9c for shoulders
LARD-MarEet dull and unchanged. Sales are
BUTTER Selling at II@l6o for Ohio; l692lc
q OCtiHirEsEsR-steady. Sales at eauo for inferior
TO prime.
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9alfaifines.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO'
MEN-Read notices in the Tribune since Dec.
Erom his Exeeliency JAMES D, WEsCOTT, Gov
ernor Of FLORIDA, and member Of the U. >. seaatsi
tFOr upward Of twenty-five years i was afllcted
with disease in my family which tine best medicine
and surgical talent In the country Jailed % cure Dt
which yielded in must satisfactory manner % tis
Graetenbarg Remedies. eonscentousy ady ise theaf
use. JAS. ID, v EsICOIL.
NEW YORK, February ls59
DR.. J. n. BRIDGE-Dear Sir: some two years ago
an Intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling of the womb, whites and derangcd meustru-
alton together with the attending symptoms ~
clearly described in your advertisements and pam
phst5. She had the very best medical skin in this
city tin entirely pro5trated and her ply sician nnaly
told her that he thought hrr life might possibly Dc
prolonged q little longer udls the most ludici0u8
treatment. For two weeks alter that she continued
to sink, when ! came into your Office ~ the drnr-
,tenierg Medical Institute and related her syuip-
Rs. Az you was confident Of the Graeirubrrg
I9ulePrs Cathulc0n, IT, r-oyiEg her, she discharg-
A5ai5h ysclans az trlcd it, though doubting-
ca AL the lssfaliy il lieSed her quickly aud hve
~. fIoyiuei- tI cured since then, tor near two
bJtllea sntli -eseen any recurrence Of The com
years, the5e has noe~tgOng, active and healihy
pltlnti ana she u az ~ JhO. y. BRIGGS
when young girl
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KANsAs PnLITICs.

-LEANENW ORTIZ OCtH -
Tie Convention at Topeka was divided lc g.
ndoptiOn of the majority report Of the Cont 'tc
on Credentials, the Withdrawing dele
bracing those from Breckinridge, Bour
iphan, Douglas, LeavenWoTth, Usage ana So
bsnze counties, with a portion of those from v
andotte Riley and Allen counties representing
TWO thirds of the population and wealth of the
Territory, organized a separate Convention and
recommended unanimously the passage of the
bill which has been recommended by the Com
mittce on Public Lands Ia the House of Repre-
sentatives.
Much feeling exists in the matter between par
tizans of rival towns end localities
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

in
lll SALE.-Pursuaut TO al order OF sale, to ME
4.lUted, issued from the Court u Common Pleas Of
CuyuhUga county, Ohio, on the 9Th day Of October,
lsuO, IN an action therein pending wherein William
Hunter is pldintih, and james Ross, Esther M. Ross
ana others deendants, shall, the 10th day Of
November, lsou at o clock NJ expose for snle at
pubhC auction, at the door OF the Court House, in
the city VI Cleveland in said county, the several
pieces and psrce5 oI land described as follows, TO
lst Being part of lot 25 in the original allotment
of the village OF Cleveland, in CuyahOga county, iu
the state Ohio, bounded follows Beginning at
point the west line Of Bank street in said city
thirteen rods 3 nOrh OF the nort line OF st. Clair
street thence westerly at right angles with Bank
street to the west line Of saId lot No. 2S thence
northerly and parallel with Bank street sfxty-six
street the west line thereof thence southerly on
the west line of Bank street sxty-six (66J eet to
ths place Of beginning" Apprised at 81 ,UUO
ID. ' known as part Of lot No, twenty-seyen Cd
in Cleveland, CGyahUga county, ohio, and being
johnson street. and niue ~ rods deep VI equal width
and bounded AS fOllows Commencing on the west
line OF Land owned by Joel Scranton nov. p, 1853
running thence sodthefly nine ~ rods' thence
westerly parallel with johnson street thirty
three (SJ feet; theme rOrthvrIy to the sOutherly
line Oi johnson street nne 90 rods thence easerly
along said Johnson street 10 the place of beginning
Apprlsed value Sl,zOO.
81 .'known as part of ten acre lot fifty-six C56)
IN Cleveland, Guy UhOga county, Ohio, decided by
Joseph Lyman 10 John b. WarIng, october -, l55l;
and Is bounded and described Is follows, 70 wiz be-
ginning at point on Prospect street, north side
Prospect stcet Is now Wldened, and bong the
southwest corner OF said lot aud the northeast cor
ner o1 Prospect ana Perry streets; running thence
uUrtherly along the east line Ut Perry street one
hundred and fOry-ve (45) iect; thence easterly on
liue parallel with the north ine OF Prospect street
seventy five leet and ten inches JlO) thence south
erly On line parallel with the east line Of Perry
street hundred and iUrty-yc .l45) feet; thence
westerly along the north llne OF Prospect IS
feet and ten inches to the place OF 0esmulngi being
the land decided TO James Ross by %. n. okecls
and wife, recorded in Nols5 Cuy ahUga Records, page
35I" Appraised al SlU,5OO W.
JOSEPH S. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
J. NJ. JONES, Pltfls Attorney.
Cleveland, oct. 10, 800 oct. E.3US.
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MAST ER COMMISSI0NERIS

me from TIE Court Of Common Pleas Of Guy
ahOga County, Ohio, upon the nth day Of October
ls6U, on an action therein pending wherein Era
Chappell Is plaintiff and Frederick W Marseies,
NJ Caroline MHrseilles, Eli Bruce, Simeon Struter
Lyman G. Thayer, Lambert White L. NJ. Latimer
ton defendants, shall expose for sale at public
auction at the door of the Court House in said couu
~, on the 18th day of November, 1863, at o'clock
p. NJ, the following described lands and tencmeut5
to wit:
Ist. Situate in the Township Of Cleveland, being
number sever in the twelfth range Of townships and
which is also in the County Of CuyahOga, in the
State of Ohio and described AS tOllOWs,--Ihe tITst
tract parcel Of land is known the whole Of sub
lot No 70 and north side Of sub lot No. q in the di
vision of ten lots % 81 and is bounded as
follows beginning thee 81 side Of Chesre street in
the City Of Cleveland point six hundred and eigh
ST. thence southerly the east line of Chesre street
about one hundred and thirty-twO feet four and
half inches 32 Il. AZ in.) 10 aud heretofore decided
by Peter MarCeilles, deceased, Mary NJ. himhall;
tnenCU running at right angles easterly 10 lands
heretofore owned by +. and J. A. Granger, about
2lO 5l2 feet; thence north ry parallel with Chesire
street. the north line of said sub lot No. 20 about
1872 4E-l2th feet thence 10 the point Of beginning
Apprpised at $500.
"a. The second tract or parcel Of landi known as
the whole Of lot No. three in Block No. one of Sey
land Nos 81 and So said lot is bounded by Clin
ton (nOw Brownel) street, east by aly-the north
line is III feet lU3 inches; the south line is los feet
inches to said alley, and is fifty feet wide. Appras-
ed at 5000. -
R. P. Spalding, Pits Atty Master Com'r
October II, lstO. oct. l3.3O9
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fres on board at stl2 10 cars do on track at Sill
and cars white On track at sl,ls The market olo-
Sos weak
CORN-~null a. 4sC8t9c
OATS Quiet at96c.
HIGHWTNEs-salo 50 hbls and 40 bhls at slat
EGGS-sHh at i2c.
BUTTER- small sales at the range of our quo
tations.
TAI.LOW- OF l5cO bs boctat she.
APPLIES sales Of 10 hbls dried apples at so q
N. Grorn apples arc selling AT 81 ,l2'b q bhl.
BARLEY sale Of car at 6ic.
SEEDS-salcs of a small lot Glover at s..
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NEW NoRk, Oct. ~
ghe steamships Vanderbilt aud City Of Baltimore
sailed to-iny tor Europe the former taking ~ pSss-
Nhgcrs and SSgl l Ia specie and the lattet WIN -0
eSsscngvrs aud no specie,
The 0bseonies OF Ephrain l.. SNOW last evening 90
,ho Grcen street Methodist Church, was largely at
tcudcd an various temperance societies. Addresses
We're made by pr Chaplin, Mathew Hale. smith,
AnN others
, The Times Washington Correspondent tel graphs
Vst the hicaragGam Minlster notifies the stare ne
fiaaf q plot exists in thc southern states
invade Central America Tor the purpose OF eAieuu-
tug slavery under the apspcivs ut "a foWeflal coh-
bination, of which ten. Walker was simply agent
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An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents to the attention OF Mothers, her
500 7 H | n q S Y r u P,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
which greatly facilitates the process OF teething by
sotening the gums, reducing all intammations-wil
allay ALL PA and sP9sm3dc aoton, and Is sure
Depend upon 1t, mothers, " Il give rest to your
''iEsI' KEI'GH1 GHp AND HEALTH to YOUR INFANTS.
Wa have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
any other medicine, NEVER HAS 1T FAILED IN
SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CURE when
timely used. Never did we know instance Of dis
satisfaction by any one who used It. On the contra
ry all delighted with its operations and speak in
terms OF commentator OF the magical effects and
WE Do KNOW after ten years experience, and
pledge our reputation for the tullment OF what we
here declare. In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relet
will be found in ntteen or twenty minutes after the
This Valuable preparation is the prescription OF
one Of the most Experienced and Slillful Nurses IN
New England, and has been used with Never-iailins
''''''7 " THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain. but invig
crates the stomach and bowels cOrrecs acidty, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, audWIND C0LIC
and OyercOmes COnvulsiOns, which if not speedily
remeded, end in death. We bslieve it the best and
surest remedy in the world, in all Of Dysentery
and Diarrhoea in children, whether it arises nom
Teething, or any other cause. We would Say to ev-
cry Mother who has child suffering from any OF the
foregoing complaints, do not let your preudices,
the preudces OF Others stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that viii be sure yes,
Absolutely sure, to follow the use Of this Medicine
iftnely used. Full direction for using will
pany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile OF CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on
the outside wrapper. Sold by druggists throughout
the World
Principal Office, l3 Cedar Street, New York.
PRICE, ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
G:-sis For sale by STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Agents,
Iqq Superior street Cleveland
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SateNifines.


The undersigned having used ProfeNsNfEDIEs
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RIM Mi
IN our families with the most satisfactory resuity
having full confidence iH their genuineness, pnFN
and efficacy, cheerfuy recommend them % all per-
SONS who wish w. hive safe, reliable and eihcaciHus
remedies az hand fJr private or domestic use.
The Rev VIM llnsmer, editor of " The Northern
Independent" j" Auburn, \, Y. the Kew D. H. Cfgs-
gsv i r. Rector ofst Peters Church, Auburn, n y.
me Rev B. Ives, Chaplain Of The Auburn State
Prison the Rev. Spencer ". Rice Rector New Bel
ford, Mass the Rev Alien Steele, New-fork O"n
ference: the Rev Samuel Nichols, East tGenesee Con
ference n Y. ; the Rev p. 8 pratt, nor-rt VI ne
Rev John Robbie, Buffalo A. g llart, E'q., Utica.
n. Y; the Hon Neal bow, Portland, Me tie hon
Schuyler Colfax, souih-ljend, Ind. the uon George
Humphreys " Y henry D. Cook, ESQ, Elltor oi
the "Ohlo State Journal" Columbus, Ohio, DE Hon
4. H. Graiam Moline, Ill the Hon thnmas )
Chase Monticello, Fla. the Hon. Joseph l~nefirtl
Utica, N. Y. WIN. Bristol, ESQ, Utca, y. -
Pond Esq, Utica, n. Y James Pigukeit, Es4 Nash
vile. Tenn
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At ssa this morning the Prince and suite len ihe
Revere House under escort Of Lunceis and proSeleu
20 the eastern Depot, where they tuoA spe'" Tram
spleudidly equipped Tor Portland 3D.
The departure WIS made amidst hearty cheet' "S
the immense crowds present AZ the depot
The train started al g.iu and was expected 10 run
20 Portland n -four hours Very brief stops wilt be
made On route
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DOUGLAS AT JEFFERSON CITY.

Judge Douglas trip from ST Louis 10 Jefferson
City was q continued ovation lie WIS hailed
with shouts of welcome all along the road and
the eager multitudes assembled at the principal
stations would not let him pass without spea ling
lie is now addressing vast crowd in front OF The
Capitol Immense enthusiasm prevails
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FROM RALTIMORE.
BALTnronr, Oct 20


The Norfolk steamer has arrived. Owing 20
the severe gale nc Norfolk on Friday she did not
leave at the usual hour.
The lower portion Of the City OF Norfolk has
been completely submerged by the storm.
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CLEVELAND AND MAH0NING
~ RAILROAD.-TIME TABLE No.l5
To take effect after Thursday, February 10, 1859
GOING EAST GOING WEST.

At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus 4 Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleye-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SolOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C
At Mantua, with hacks for Rayenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
st Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
.e Bloomfield, Garfield, &c.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
laad, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by P. #.
W. & Q. L. r. to Pittsburgh.
CHAS L. RHODES, Sup't.
Cleveland, Feb. 9,ls59.
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FROM HAVANA.
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW OkLEANs' Ocl- u
The steamer Cahawba from Havana on the
I7th inst has arrived. The health of the city
was fully restored. Sugar quiet at }sCGsAi reals
The stock at Havana and MatanzaS amounted to
900 boxes. MOlasses active. The total revenue
Of the island for the past eight months amounted
10 upwards Of S13 900 900.
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1LEVELAND AND PITTSBURC

CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
" RAILROAD.-SPRING ARRANGEMENT. To tax,
elect on Monday, June llt h 1860. TRAINS LEAVE
z LEVELAND DAlLY-Sundays excepted:
40 A. M-Mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Philadelphia.
IS P. M.-EXpress for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
tFiyana Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
5rk and Boston. Also with Baltimore < Ohio Rail.
1ad for Baltimore and Washington City.
Also connect at Hudson for Akron and Mtllersburg
ssS- Time by this route as quick and tare will be
the same as by Northern Lines to New York.
J. N MCCULLOUGH, Sup't.
l.. R. MYERS, C. T. Agent. iuneli
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DENVER CITY NEWS.

:
Anextra coach of the Western Stage Compa
ny arrived here this afternoon at 3 o'clock
It left Denver last Monday, and had seven
through passengers, and the messenger Of Hick
Lewis Express Six thousand and five hundred
in treasure and thirteen thousand in hands OF
uassengers were on board.
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The state Of Ohio, In Court Of Common Pleas of
Cuy ahOga CCunty. said County.
john Crowell, Pitt,
vs..
William Mitchell and Petition for money aud relief
Priscilla Mitchell,
Defendants.
HHE DEFENDANTS, WHO ARE
uOn-resident5 said State, will take notice
tntt Plaintiff has this day filed hIs petition in said
Court TO tOTeCluse mortgage on certain premises
described therein, given by Defendant, William
Mitchell, TO Plaintiff 70 secure the payment Of note
dated pr J. lo5s, for S6Z2 00J two from date
with interest at ten cent.
The DeieLd dants will appear and make answer on
the 18th day OF December, le6O, Judgment by de-
will be rendered said note, and the preui-
ses ordered 10 be sold 10 pay the same.
Attest: ROLAND d. NOBLE, Clerk.
CrOwsl & White, Plaintiffs Attorney.
October u, lSOU. Uctl3.3lO
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9eaal alotiees.
NOTICE 0PARTIES


James H. Sturdy,
Joseph W. Nicholas,
John ShupardsOn,
and Preston Bennett
doing business under the IT,. . , M.
firm name Of N19ult ~ N~ohiiOn ~ Ilea9'
James Il. sturdy & o., 'uy"hoB" county, 3d.
Joseph wois,
Juhu l., Rcuuis
aud others.
OSEPH WEIS AND JOHN l..
- RENNlE n arc hereby notined that the aforesaid
Plaintiffs hold by assignment, Mechanics Lien,
effected by one Il. M. Ward as contractor, for the
carpenter ana joiner work on frame house m the
Cly OF Cleveland, State OF Ohio, Tor said Joseph
Wes as owner.
The said Dulendtnts are hereby notified that tho
said Plaintiffs have iled their petition in the Court
OF Common Pleas in and tor the County Of CuyH-
which is to iOrcclo5o said Mechanics Lien and asks
judgment against the said Weis Tor the OF Slgf
~ Win interest at the tate OF per cent per
nom March l. lajJ, aud for the further sum elg7,
80 with interest az the rate from tho 10Th day
OF August, la1' aud in delWlt OF payment OF said
Judgment asks Tor an order ui said Court sell the
interest oi said Wcis IN said house 10 satisfy the
same.
Tno said John l.. Renuio is notified that ho is
made IA parry in said petition, tie said Plaintiffs
claiming therein that said Rennio claims 10 have a
hechanic's Lien on said house for painting the
same, but that said Lien not recorded in time
create a Lien under the laws OF Ohio.
SAID Defendants will answer by the 10th day Of
NuNcmDert lobD, or the allegations in suid petition
VIII Dc Akeh Hs true, and Judgment entered accord
WILLIAMSON 4 RIDDLE ELI BRUCE,
Plaintihs Attorneys.
Cleveland, o., Sept. a, 1860. sepl5.a6
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WAsHTNGTON NEWS.

W AsHISBIoN, OcJ ~.
Gen. Paez today presented his credentials as
minister from Venezuela and was received by the
President In that capacity.
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CONGRESSMAN ELECTED.

R1cHMoSD, Va, Oct. 20.
Nelson, the Breckenridge candidate, has been
elected TO the House from the Pluranna by sixty
five majority. .H
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Also SPECIFICS

FOR AsTHNA or PHTHsIo. - Oppressed, Difficult,
LRbored Breathing, attended with Cough and Ezpec
torston. Price, 90 cents per bsI
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AND DRAFNEss.--Dis-harcys
from the Ear the result Of ScRrlet Fever Measles
Mercurials For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-aai-.
Price, 90 cents per box
For sCROFULA-Enlsrged Glands, Enlarged and in
durated Tonslls swelliugs and Old Ulcers Scsoiu,at
Cachexy Of Children. Price, 90 cents per box
ROR GENERAL DEBILITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, Exhaustug Discharges Price, ~
cents per box.
FoR DROPsY-Flud Accommodations, Tumid Swell
lngs with Scanty Secretons Price, Jp cents yrr box
FOR SEA-SICESEss.-Deathly Sickness. Vertigo, San
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion
Price, 90 cents per box
FoB CRiNARY DTsEAsEs.-F0r Gravel Renal Cal
Gull Difficult Painful Urination Diseases O. The Kid
neys. Price, 90 cents per box.
FOR SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures Discharges
and Consequent Prostrution and Debility, Bad Re-
suits Of Evil Habits The most successful aud 90.
cient remedy known and may be relied upon as p
cure, Price, with fun directions 81 per box
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under Tie
professional care or 10 seek advice Of Prof How
PHREYs can do So at his Office, 562 Broadway, daily
from AN 10 PM, or by letter.
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THE ALL-SUFFICIENT THRIVE.

For sale by c. WHARTON, Jr
Sole Principal Agent,
luly5;3ls No. ll6 Walnut ST., Philadcl oh "a
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The throe parties opposed 90 the Rcpuhhcans have
fused in tee am and 9TH Districts, uniting "n aesels'
Bir,loW and App.ton for Congress- against Nesst9'
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RAILRoAp o0NvENTION.

hhM ANhh W. ~
The representatives Of the Great Atlantic anu
WgsfSrr Zines al railroads have been in session AT
tho 81 Nichoas Hotel during tho past how aa3 s.,
he meeting yesterday adopted n uniform ~ tetln ~
fri,chts f,r Inc Wostern Ruads which Is believed
viii prevent competition IN husineSs between 'n'
various limos
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEvELAND nIARKET-OCT. 20.

The market for wheat is tide lower, though not
below yesterday inside figures. There we're some
purchases for shipment, butrefyl litia EAstaken BY
millers. Flour has been iitte more active al old
prices.
Receipts for the past = hours TJre nc ioliows
Wheat. 1 ....Il, ,sso bushels
Tom. ................ j, ~
Barleyss.,s... s....i.,'.s-.-..-.--s...''..' wv
RLOUR-ssles are lOo bbls red WHEAT double e1-
ira $780, 70 do at S562k, and 100 white DO at g.
WHEAT-sales Of 6OOO bush and 600 bush rcd