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FROM JULESBURG.
The Indians Committing Depredn
rious-Attaek by United States Cav

airy.
JULKsBURG, COLORADO, October "a
The Indian war has commenced. Two
hundred and fifty head of stock were
driven off by the Indians within a few
miles of Mt. Sedgwick. One hundred
head Of mules, owned by Henry Car
Isle, for the overland stage line; one
hundred and fifty head of cattle belong
ing to Veazey & Co., of Denver, were
also driven off. Several of the night,
herders were killed by the savages, and
a number of Others wounded. Trains
have been attacked nj various points
but i'm every case the Indians have been
repulsed. -,
ts soon as the hostile disposition OF
the India IS was reported to Capt. Jas
P.W. Neill, of the 18th United State:
Infantry, commanding ut this post, h,
at once mounted companies X and NJ
of the 2nd United States Cavalry, wht
started after the Indians and overlook
them, killing five and wounding fitteel
of them, and capturing all their ponies
wigwams and arms, with loss of only
two of our men. Much credit is due Il
Iieutepauts Barnes and Norwood fol
their untiring exertions in rccapturina
more than one-half the stock driven off
Since the above occurred, three hun.
dred Sheehen warriors have passe'
within three miles West of the fort
with very hostile demonstrations to
ward the whites
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Masonic CELEBRATIoN.-The Masonic
fraternity of Maryland has issued cir
eular extending a cordial and earnest
invitation to the several Masonic juris-
dictions throughout the United States
to meet in the city of Baltimore on the
Goth day of November next. On that
day it is proposed TO celebrate, with APP
pr0priate ceremonies, the laying of the
cornerstone of the new Masonic Tenn
pie, and the time and existing circum-
stances are thought to be suspicious for
the renewal with members of the Ma
sonic fraternity in other States of those
relations which were interrupted dur
ing the continuance of the war.
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TELEGRAPHIC. NEWS.
FROM NEW YORK.


Insanity Of the Empress Carlosta-.
Napeleen's Health--The French
Journals en- Maximilian--The Lon.
dom Times ON American Guns
Yacht Observation-Disclosures Amend
ment In South CareIina--P ostponc-
mens or Davis, Trial--Dessrucfive
Fire. -s
New YORK, October 25.-The Heralds
Paris correspondent says of the insanity
Of the Empress Carlotta: The halucina-
ton was evinced by her in stating that
abe was summoned by Mexican and
other enemies, who sought to take her
life. So size absconded and refused to
quit the Pope, who treated her. with
mneh. Kindness, inviting foreign ladies
of distinction to remain with her dur
ing the night, the Empress being ac-
scommodated in the palace, contrary to
rule and precedent.
1t is said in Paris that NapoleOn's
health is considerably improved. On
the contrary, it is reported from Berlin
that he is in quite dangerous condi-
ton, and that his death may be looked
for at any moment.
Most of the French journals give up
the cause of Maximillian in Mexico.
Some Paris writer's, however, assert that
he will not abdicate, but attempt to rule
in q narrowed era of loyalty.
From the seat of war in Gambia, we
have an account of the massacres per-
petrated by the Turks on many Chris
tians after the late defeat of the Sui
tan's troops, without subduing the
heightened feeling which animates the
the revolutionists.
The London Times of the 18th says -
The Americans have been building forti-
fications and casting guns on various
models, and they have now tried one
of their novelties against the other. The
experiment at Fortress Monroe proved
more than the weakness of unarmored
granite, for it showed the insufficiency
Of 4 inch armor.
The race between the yachts Yesta
and Halcyon, was won by the former.
Vesta came in ahead an hour and one
minute and thirty seconds. The time
allowed the Halcyon, according to the
rules of the New York Yacht Club, was
forty-seven minutes and thirty seconds.
The Vesta is the victor by exactly four
teen minutes.
The Herald's Charleston correspond
emit says the prominent leaders of South
Carolina are aiding Governor Orr to
carry the Constitutional Amendment
through the Legislature, as measure
of relief to President johnson.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe cores
pendent says the trial of jeff. Davis has
been postponed until next spring. The
further delay is attributed by the Chief
Justice to the stupid laundering OF the
last Congress in meddling with the
geographical boundaries of the judiciary
districts, without making the proper
attachment of judges.
A fire broke out ut No. 663 Hudson
street, which extended to the adjoining
buildings, and destroyed property
valued at twenty thousand dollars.
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FROM WASHINGTON
Prize Lisis--Frcedmnn's Bureau IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Action by the
stnte Authorities--U. =. Marshal for

NJ
stnte Authorities--U. =. Marshal for
Louisiana.
New YORK, October 25.-The Hcrald's
Washington special says: Prize lists
for the following vessels have been for
warded to the Fourth Auditors office,
and the payment will be made to the
officers and men of the vessels engaged
in the capture: Mary Clinton, valued
Mt 81. &c, 933, captured May 30, 1861, by
the l.. S. Steamer Powhattan, and the
Duro, valued with cargo, at SllO,4Oo 69,
captured March 8, 1868, by the |. 5.
Steamer Quaker City.
The Heralds Washington special says:
Major General Thomas j. Wood, Assist
ant Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Bureau in Mississippi, has transmitted
his report for the month of September
to the Commissioner. He states that Ill
the Brook Haven District numerous
complaints are being made by the freed
men that their arms are being taken
away from them. Information has been
reported Of an attempt to sell freed
man from the district OF Columbus.
Reports have been received, showing
that the town of Columbus is the ren-
devious of the unemployed people for
radius of fifty miles. Already much
suffering and restitution are apparent
among them. The number of the dcstl-
tute is estimated ut 10000. The Gcncr-
al states, i'll conclusion, that the out
RACES reported throughout the State III
September, have, in any instance III
which il has been necessary to lay the
case before the State Executive, met
with the most prompt and efficient cog
nizaucc, and all means i'll the hands OF
the civil authorities have apparently
been taken TO bring tojustice the Offend
ers. The policy of leaving all lntrac-
ton of public peace and safety to the
State authorities has given Increased
confidence, as is seen i'll the generally
prompt and willing action, and growing
faith of the State officers, that they Will
be supported in the performance OF
their duties. He gives n very gloomy
account of the crop prospects.
The Tribune's Washington special
saws: Minister Campbell continues Ill,
and il is not known when he will be
able to start for Mexico.
During the last fiscal year Si,OOO,OOO
were transmitted from one part of the
country to the other, through the money
order system. There is no reason to
doubt that next year will witness the
same growth and appreciation of this
safe mode of transmission of small
sums.
A Times Washington SPECIAL says
The removal of Cuthbart Bullitt, Uni
ted States Marshal for Louisiana, was
to-day accomplished. d. II. Mckee, of
New Orleans, was appointed.
The amount of gold in the Treasury
is s95, 900, 900, including sl1,OOO,0OO of
certificates. S24,0000,0O0 will be dis
bursed on the first of November for thu
interest Oh coupons then due.
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THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE.-lt is an,
nounced that although every possible
precaution has been taken to prevent
the spread of the cholera in England
the epidemic seems to be making head.
way in the manufacturing and agricul
turl districts between Liverpool and
Manchester. 1t RACES with violence al
Newcastle, Gateshead, North Shield.
and Sunderland. At Marseilles, France
the disease has diminished, the average
mortality being but three deaths every
two days.
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RuGnlo Market.
RuEEALo, October ..

DIFFAIU, NOVUUVH So
Flour firm; 1900 bbls at II Is; No. l.
sprinp IL 80; Wisconsin spring, II 80;
amber Ohio, Ii 90 to Is. White wheat
at 44c.: mixed. 10000 bushels at 3 10;
No. 3. Chicago spring to arrive at pa
. -: No. ,. Chicago arrived and on spot.
Corn, 5000 bushels opening, | OO clos
ing; 10000 to arrive, at 9Sc; 5000 yellow
at 90 on spot. Oats, 1900 bush; No. 2.
Chicago mt Sole. to arrive at SIC. on the
spot. Barley quiet; Canada lOa
l II. Rye, No. l. Chicago Mt %.
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New Jersey Bribery Casas,

TRENTON, n. j., October 25.-Th,
Legislative bribery eases were con
clutled to-day and the case of the State
vs.. Carrot Van Wagner. The jury under
direction of the court, rendered n yer
diet of not guilty. No case in the opin
ion of the States couns ell was made out
The case of Barclay Harris, in conse,
ouence of the absence of a witness fol
the State, went off for the time. Or
the second indictment agaist Davi'
Halsman. the States counsel intend ;
nolle proseqni in consequence of
defeat in the indictment.
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A. NJ. PERRoT, Frenchman, has dis
covered three terrible destructive en-
gines-the first, tree-barrelled air-gun
firing one Thousand bullets per minute
the bullets dropping from hopper
without intermission, into the gun; the
second is similar, but mounted on
wheels; and the third is a steam loco
motive, discharging 3 pounds weight OF
proicctiles per second, and capable Of
killing 1O2,8OO men in twenty-foul
hours, if but one man was killed IL
every hundred shots discharged.
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, October %.
Stocks dull: Book Island, 1OSf; Tole-
do & Wabash, 50; Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago, 1921; Milwaukee
~ ST. Paul preferred, 70; indianapolis
~ Cincinnati, c2l; North Western, 551 /:
do. preferred, 795; Erie, Gig; Michigan
Southern, 9li; Reading, l15s; Illinois
Central, I25t; Cleveland 81 Pittsburp.
91s; New York Central. 1ls4: Pacific
Mail, 2IS; Western Union Telegraph,
5l5 1910 coupons, 100; Ohio & Missis,
sippi certificates, 33.; Pittsburg & Fort
Wayne first, lO4 gold, I47,
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From Nashville,

NASHVILLE, October 24.-The Penn.
sylvania Freedman's Relief Association
completed the school house ut Stephen.
son, Alabama, last Saturday, and would
have commenced colored school Oh
Monday, on which morning some incen'
diary burned it to the ground.
Almost every noted gambling den OF
Nashville was destroyed in Il conhagra'
ton this morning.
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FATAL ATFRAY,-On the 18th inst,
Benjamin Warfold, ESQ., wealthy and
highly respected citizen of Lexington,
Ky., was shot and killed by Horace Ar
mant. in the office of the Broadway Ho-
tel. Mr.. Warfeld belonged to one of the
oldest families of central Kentucky,
was an extensive farmer, and, Mt the
time of his death, was engaged also IN Il
large wholesale grocery business III
Lexington.
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GENERAL SHERMAN hits off few
"brave men as follows -" 1t is anus
ing to observe how brave and firm men
become when all danger is past. have
noticed on the fields Of battle brave men
never insult the captured OF mutilate
the dead but the towards and brag-
CARTS always do. Now, when the rebel
lion in our land is dead, many Falstaffs
appear, to brandish the evidence of their
vaior, and seek to win applause and to
appropriate honors for deeds that never
were DONE"
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Oswego Markrt.

0swEGo, October %.
Flour active, No. l spring sl3 so;
red winter Sl4 so; white SIS %. Wheat,
firm, and in good demand; good white
Canada 50 OIL; choice do. 50 O3a3 O5;
mixed Milwaukee club 50 81. Corn,
firm. but scarce; No. Illinois, to ar
rive, Mt 81 "a. Barley, quiet and easier
last night night; bay, quiet, at 81 "a.
RYE, active and steady; Canada chiefly
to arrive, at 81 &c. Canal freights have
advanced sc OH flour, and lie on grain
to New York; -four soc, wheat l4c,
corn and barley l2c, rye BE, oats &c.
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An American and an English sailor
were lately before London magis-
trate for profanity-the American for
cursing Her Majesty, and the English
man for using blasphemous language,
The American was fined S6 for cursing
a monarch to whom he owned no ale
glance, while the Britisher was fined
81 for reviling his Creator.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DS VIRTUE OF a DELL
ID TRUST executed " me b, .
man and wife b~sriBg date Sovsnr 10
Aad recorded In tho Rsosrdsrs 81
county, West Virgins. In Deed B,@arcg,
20 viii cell 81 pubic auction % IL ~
the 18th DAY or k0yEAB@k 80
rot door OF the Court Houss OF
for cash, the wsst half Of the Lot rss'
Uonry In the squsr. Bumssfed -
thrse. % tn North side Of HxmpSe
the city Of wheeling. West VI. g,Lnt Az
octr .ttdksts ar o..
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THE editor of the Mobile Register had

The editor of the Mobile Register had
occasion lately to write on business to
an old friend Gan uncompromising
"Rebel,n so-called) at Washington,
and in P. S. asked him what he
thought of public affairs. His reply is
brief and pithy, as follows: Politics
Bless your soul, have not read a
newspaper for eighteen months. l am
not a citizen, and don't trouble myself
with such things. There'll be h-ll to
nav soon, but it's none of my funeral; l,
having died very dead, and been buried
q year and half ago."
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Fenian Prisoner Sentenced TO Death

TORONTO, c. W., October 25.-The
Fenian trials continued to-day. The
court opened at 10 A. NJ. The room was
densely crowded. The trial of Lynch
continued. The evidence for the defense
commenced by bringing several Fenian
prisoners to prove that Lynch was at
Fort Erie in the capacity OF q reporter
for a Louisville paper, and as far as they
knew had no military connection with
the Fenians. They stated they saw him
Mt Fort Erie with book and pencil,
taking notes. 1t was also endeavored
to prove a case of mistaken identity that
it was Generol O'Neil, not Lynch, that
the crown witnesses saw at Fort Erie
armed with a sword, Lynch somewhat
resembling O'Neil and being dressed in
q similar manner. The mother OF John
Ryall. who turned Queens evidence,
was put III the witness box and gave
her son very bad character, and said
she would not believe him on oath. MIR.
Martin, defendants counsel, then made
an able speech. Solicitor General Cock
burn replied, reviewing the evidence
for the defense and said the evidence
must convict the prisoner, and although
the witness said he believed the prison
er to be newspaper correspondent, not
n particle of evidence was adduced to
show that such was the case. The pro-
prietor of the paper had not been sum-
moned. The Judge then charged the
Jury, who retired for about anhour, and
brought in verdict of guilty. The
Judge then passed sentence ofdeath.
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Reduction of the Cable Tariff.

NEW YORK, October 25.-06ce Of the
London Telegraph Company, li5 Broad
way. To Mr. u. III. Craig, General Ageni
Associated Press Dear S": 1t gives
me pleasure to inform you, and through
you the public, that on and after the
FIRST day OF November, the tarift on all
messages passing through the Atlantic
cable will be reduced fifty per cent
Very truly, your friend,
CYRUS W. FIELD.
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Aid for the Quebec su1erers-Rccep
ton Of MT. Pcnhody-The Evening
Star Disuster. 81
New YORK, October pa meeting
of merchants and others will be held
this afternoon. to aid the sufferers by
the Quebec fire. '+ss -
The Posts special says the Peabody
Institute in Baltimore, was dedicated
to-day with appropriate EXERCISES
Governor Swami welcomed Mr.. Pea
body, who replied briefly.
A private Investigation by Captain
New, special agent of the treasury de-
partment, of the Evening Star disaster,
commenced here to-day. So far as ID
publicly known the vessel was shown
by several witnesses to be first class in
every respect.
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Hon. CHARLES SUMNER was married
in Boston on Wednesday to Mrs. Alice
Hooper, daughter of Jonathan Mason,
Esq, of that city. The nuptial ceremo-
MES were performed by Bishop East.
burn. The honeymoon is to be passed
in Newport,
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= Congregational Nomination.

MONTPELIER, n. H., October 25.-At
the Union District Convention, held to
day ut Hyde Park to nominate candi
date for Congress in place of Messrs
Pratt and Baxter, who were voted fol
by the Republicans in September last
MIR. Worthington c. Smith, of WALDORF,
was nominated on the first ballot, re-
ceiving 65 votes of the ll9 cast.
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Tuvpr have been 900 applicants 70

THERE have been 800 applicants fol-
admission to Washington College, Virgil
MIA. None are rejected on account o.
not being able to pay the college fees
Gen. Lee is willing to accept their notes
believing that young men who receive
their education under such circumstan.
ces win not fail to respond to their OBJ
legations whenever they are able.
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Now york ,Iouey Market.

New YORK, October %.
Money, steady ut ) per cent. Sterling,
firm and quiet, at 81 09al oct. Gold,
a shade lower, and opening ut 81 469,
declining 81 46s, and closing at 81 AT.
Government Stocks quiet, and without
decided change. Freights to Liverpool
nmint
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THE lands of the Berkeley Coal Mi
ming Company have been sold to a New
York Company representing several
hundred thousand dollars, who intend
to expend Il large amount of money in
putting up machinery, building tram
ways, etc, for the purpose of working
the mines.
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BAD FOR THE BEARs.-One day last
week, Mr.. Lewis Blake, living near
Williamsburg, in this county, set bear
trap, and when he returned to it to as
certain his success, found that he had
captured four-three cubs and their
mother, all fine and fat.-Greenbrier In
dependent.
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A common sense writer of the South
says 1--WE can no longer afford to buy
with ready money every lueifer match
nail, axe, shoe-peg saddle, wagon, hat,
and everything else We need, from the
North. That's it, make such things
and if You display half the genius and
industry You exhibited during the war
in the manufacture of powder and 9th
er war material, you will be reconstruct
ed in spite of the politicians.
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A STATE PRAYER MEETING.-A large
number of clergymen, of Springfield,
Illinois, have issued call inviting all
Christians of all denominations i'll Hi
nois, to meet Mt Springfield, between
November 14th and 10Th, for the purpose
of offering united prayer to God,
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October 25.

NhlNANbI DN''b'A 80
Flour opened at an advance of l5a2Oc,
and closed dull with the advance par
italy lost. Wheat inactive, with de-
cline of 2a3c; sales ut 81 l9aS2 ~ fol-
No. /, and 81 g5aSl % for No. 2. Corn
irregular, closing steady at 75t for No
l. Oats firm at 3St. High wines steady.
Provisions unsteady; old mess pork
S3l 90; new $40 5Oa$27 90. Lard quiet
nj i1alIlc
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILDELpHIA. Octobar D

III LUh-I-FHIA, October ..
Gotten dull with a declining tenden.
cy. Sales at 35 to 80 cents for mid
ding; flour, firm /: wheat. sales firm
red az - 30, and white at 50 3Oas3 40
com, buoyant and advanced 5 cent?
sales Of yellow at 81 20 and Westerr
red at 81 10; oats, 64a65 cents.
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HAGANS' MAGNOLIA BAL

THEH THE WOHT Ub(g
\ ful and extraordinary article s'sft
ed II changes the sun.burnt lace Az = .
Q peaTly sati n texture Of ravishiag 49,
parting the marble purity Of youth, SsS
hnyrls appearance 80 inviting 10 ne ~ -
Of fashion. II removes tan. fFsoDa =
aud rongbness from the skin. lssTiss "a
pleIiou fresh, TRANSPARENT, snd s,ne'' h
taiDs no material hilarious 70 Nc I,
rOIszed by Actresses ind Open slhEs, -
~hat even lady should have. ssds'''
Prepared by ". " HAOAx. Tpy 81
Address ali order, 70 m
1T, A' Ess ~
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AT recent trip of the Eastern coast
steamers, it was thought for time that
the boat was in danger, and all the
passengers put on life preseryers, with
the exception Of an old lady, who de-
clared, with great emphasis, that she
had rather sink than 90 floating around.
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LYNcHBURG AND DANvLLE RAILROAD

LYNCHBURG AND DANvH.LE RAILROAD
THE CHARTER SEcURED.-We are re-
ioiced to learn that the entire amount of
800 900, necessary to secure the charter
of this road, has been subscribed, and it
now remains only for the commissioners
to collect two dollars per share on this
amount, when the company can he or
ganized. -LyRchbrg Ners, 22d.
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From Buffalo.

BUFFALO, October 25.-The bark B.
C. Sherman. bound from Buffalo to Chi
cago. is ashore at Bots Blanc Island,
near the Straights of Mackinaw.
There is a report in town this evening
that the Fenian Captain, Lynch, had
been found guilty Mt the trial in Toron'
to, and would he hung in November.
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Greenwood Cemetery

ON THE NAT,oxu
y ROAD, thr-c miles East Of the city ! :.
ready for Interments 0 lie and improvr,, =
lots. It confirms N acre Of lsId ana =.
out Ia the most modern An improved N. =
can b. cas- .lv reached at all sea,oss b, ~.
tional Road aud for thr---fourth, siI..
by the Hsmp6eld Railroad. itis per. AZ.
cure aud intended TO h~ bssutidsA b, -
variety Of trees, shruhbery. public ma
chapel. artificial lake, fopntsins, Ac.u
IL squd 20 tho best Rural cemsieri, M
country Ample provision 10 slsa MAD. b
enlargement, order and care In perp-ta,,,.
PEI sons d-sirous Of pur ht sing lsts GA
amin. the ground with the Superht,ttl
Who has pl't or secure them by calling NJ
"ffice of the Secretary on Main STREET etri.
Bank Of Th-' ing
Persnrs wishing "a make interment. I,
ON tho Secretary 10 obtain perm s.lou b.
Ii. ktts Of admission To lot hold,Is an y. 1
o will be issued by tn. Secretary.
A. J. SWEENEY Pro
X. g. BoNIIAN, Sso'y.
BOARD or DIRECTORS
A j. Sweeney John A. Am,:rsl
j. Rhodes, George Aasv.
John q. Muth. X. J. Joidas
George Meudel, "a. Hl'rk
Joseph Bell, u,Y
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RaItimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October %.
Flour firm; wheat scarce, red, 50 l5a
SO 13; corn quiet, yellow, 81 O7al 0S;
seeds down, flax, 50 90; coffee firm, Ria,
1Sa19I cents, gold whisky dull, 80 4Oa
y ID free
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Milwaukee yIarKei,

MILWAUKEE, October %.
Flonr quiet, Wheat firm ut S2,l3 for
No. and 81 "a for No. 9. Corn firm Mt
Use, Oats firm at Soc.