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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

Cn6ap COAL
<ER Just arrived and fer SALE at J. Morton
V3NF Poole q Cos, Wharf foot Of Orange Street.
a&N[ZSsveral Boat loads Of very sups Tor Pine
sa=f-@7 Forest and Shenandoah Coal, vi different
Sizes prepared expressly for family use, which Will be
sold aud delivered lower for the quality Of coal
than eau be bought any other yard in this city All
thore dreus OF purchasing excellent quality OF coal
are invited to give ns n call -
sept n Nm POUT Il BRO1l lkR.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
opun pnp OIuCI,IAR

The ussd in compoun dug MiBhlsr's Herb
kept secret by the proprietor Send for
and will learn the medical properties uf
the articles used IN its preparation also in the man
ner in which they operate the system, and much
other yAuabl information. II are afflicted with
of Mishlers Herb Bitters Circulars
ra cAreuly profit by the hi ns it contains aud you
will be placed the sure road to recovery,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
NOTICE.

l do hereby appoint Hayes Graves and Jackson
omsa to aprrsise Estray, which has been ON tue
premises OF Thomas KiDaey Tor thirty daya. .
Rokeby April 1885. JOHN WOOD, }. H.
We, the erssned appointed above to appfaise
Htray Colt at the farm Of Thomas kinsey, In North
Ohrstisna Hundred would that shid Colt Is rising
two old Ia light hay star In the face, and nigh
hind ioet white, and valued at Fifty Dollars.
hayes GRAVES,
AoriI a 1854 an fin JACKSON UOINES.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
62S. HOOP SKIRTS, CPS,
HOPKINS GOWN MAKE"
NeT FaH STILES,

Az 10 every respect tiFAT Class and embrace com.
plee assortmsni Tor Ladies. Misses, aud Children II the
Newest sly les, every Lehr th aud s Waist
Our skirts. wherever kn1sn, ara more universally
ihaa any Others before the Iuhlie They al,
their shape e't'r, are lighter mole etstie
hle really CHEAPER, than other Hoop Skirt in the
market TIE springs and astenugs, warranted per.
rct. Every Lady shpnid Try Them They NE nos
being extensively Sold by Merohans throughout the
Country, aud at Who'll ESALE aud RETAIL, at Man
ufnenry and Sale Room, No G2S ARCH Street below mn
Philadelphia Ask fr lPkiNs town make "--buy no
| ether
CAUTION -Nuue genuine unless Stamped on each Hid
| Pad-"Hcpkns Hoop skirt Mandatory, No s2s Arch
| street. Philadelphia"
Also, Constantly on hand full line of New York made
| Skirts, at very low prices. sent 27,4m
! TERMS NET CASH. ONE PRICE ONLY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
For Rent.

- Dwelling House, GArdca and 10 ~ u acre.
iGEIm ri tamil on tn. CBn-rWNy, halt mite H. u, W
llllm naugtun tn land suitable for trucking Of
Leeiln- Cl,ys Possession imme'I,.taiN AriIyto
wM. McCAULLEY.
Guf Market. Wilmington,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
CHOLERA! CHOLERA ,


Cholera that most esdfa ssoarse j. here and It be-,
Cd the attacks OF this terrible comp amt II is we'll
that the most cure for Cholera Is that
ybich most heaIng powers, whether il 10
applied Internally or externally This Is the reason
why violent friction, hot bricks, &c,, are SO usein
Mishlers Bitters possesses greater heating power
one Try IL; take and how it will warm you
the system This beng the these Biters Of
ored as remedy for CHOLERA with fall confidence that
they will most surely effect cure it taken in time liz
our mo at eminent druggists, who had great deal of
experience In Cholera during its visit to Philadepha
This letter entirely unsocited and therefore Ia
entitled to the most implicit belief The writer is
graduate of Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy, was
ttewAId for three in the Jsfe rson Hospital in
Philadelphia, and for fifteen years drugslat
LAsCABTRR, NOV. Sd, 1866.
d. MTsHLRR-Dear sir :-Kno Ing that the Cholera,
with its dreadful rsyaRes Is now upon our land, aud
KNOWN that medicine now II our conatry possesses
ali Diseases Of this kind" the Bitter
ling request you prepare such quantity of your
Bitters would suit ali demands, assure they
will be inyalu able remedy, and will be hailed a.
blessing by all who will use them.
Yours, respectfully, ,,.., .,,,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
NOTICE,

1.-THE above described property disposed Of at
Private Sale by the lat day Of October IL will he sold at
Public Sale in the town OF Crumpton on SATURDAY
October d, ls6b, between the hours of aud oci rl
r NJ, 70 the highest bidder. Terms easy.
sept 2T-ts K ]. FREA5
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

sAtuhDAc Ehr" al AftVhte Sale
49, The subscriber having discontinued farming,
HiH VIII dispose of his farm private sale. situti
I'LL iu oletn Anne's County, Md, abeut dse miles
from Crumpton, the same distance Il om Che-trrtown,
aud within one mile OF Chester river. containing 7j
ACRES. Thirty acres are in timber cDnssting vi OAK,
Chestnut and Pine The soil most client quality
klud and produeye-under good state Of cultivation
There Is til. place Peach Orchard l40U trees ou
tour years Old in aue, healthy, bearing condition
Also, good selection Of Apple and Pear trees three
years DID, aud variety of other fruit trees The build
ings consist Of good Dwelling aud out-tudings, the
latter in excellent condition, some Of them entirely
tho drinking water is excellent; title indisputab- fn
further part, ulars address the undersigned
REUBEN J, FREAS,
September 18th 1896 Salem, Salem Co.. N j.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

b. Mishlers Herb BtterH guaranteed to cure Dys-
pepsa; Liver Complaint Pever and Ague, Inter mttent
Remtient aud Typhoid Pevsrs Loss Of Appetite, Ner.
vous Affections, dener Al Debility or Weakness caused
hy excess imprudeucs exposure Coughs and Colds,
rheumatism, Dierrho1a Cholera MorbuS Cramp In the
stomach Piles, and diseases of the skD such AS scro
iu,a Ulcers, etc.
One brand Of these Bttsrs IL prepared with especial
reference to the OF Voners Diseases and they
the most eficacioss remedy known They also remove
all distractions to the regular Of nature IN e
males aud the various complaints attendant ihersupon.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
SS;5AITi I'iI OCTOBER 2Oth, 1866

SAIUhDAfl VOlUDEh zVtHJ toOOs
ali those valuable parcels ot rrnl est e, win the inn
pr,yrmen- thor III, situA'e in the city Of Wilmington,
and state u Delaware, aud particularly described as fol-
n" BE. nnng u, the uicrscciun OF the southorIy
side Of Front srort, will III" westerly side VI Thorn
street thence along said lp oi Front -trre north fly
rign degrees sixty sight feet aud four inches 10
line Of land late Of Josu and ltudu, simmons, thence
along said limo Of said SmmonR' land, south thirty two
degrees west ninety THE" ircl 10 tho nortery side of
ihe Philadelphia, wilmns"n aud Bait more Rail Road,
tLeucr along aid side 0i 4l Kali Road south Mtg eight
leyrres sixty eight net aud nr inches h. the
tntiy side If Tn srd"t aud tlpno" thereby north
bsg,auing connir NIX ~ithn these bounds sN Thousand
three hut,' ed aud nyhve-Ilr.e feet OF land DO the
There is on Il . lot a large double brck DWELLING
three stories high, with frontage of -iXlyuight
four inch in good ordr Hni containing sixteen ludg
ing rooms besides garrett two kitchens and parlors the
Whole with dry cellars underneath II would be a
choice pro- .riy f're Rte OF other extensive public
NJ s-Berinr,ng at corner OF land late Of Abraham
Alsdo, tho n"rtberly eide OF Trout street. at six
fet wide betwesn Orange and Tatnal streets, thence
y aid land, and aud late of Alexander Porter north
ty two degrees east bue hundred aud twenty six fcot
Ia corue stake, thence North fy light degrees, west
t,.si1 to auot'e corner stake thence south thr
tytwa degrees west Oua bundled aud wentysix feet to
iic ptid side Of FIont Htr"et aud thence south fifty
ei.b degrees forty s feet to the place Of hegnn
ing containing within those hounds bve Thousand
hundred aud ninetysi square ieet ct land
This lot il nearly orru-,in to No Lon Front street,
win frame store aud wriimg thereon, To person
purrha lug No. fr ho s' tbs w"n!d he desirable u
No 8.-Bes'au,u. a 4 conner Of land now or late o
Perry Anderson, thu Sputheiy side 81 sixth street
I,tween Valiant AMI nupiU streets, then with sale
land h Thirty twn iegiu"s. west ono hundred an
three t,et To Inc baud NOW late OF the sceonC
pr.alyt Tian Chutch thence with the stuih nit
,it degrees furty feet to Hue ui lot late
D,yid hush ducehs ed thcDce with said lot north thirty
i've de eos east one huhdred aud three feet L. the sal
a,d, of sixth ,reot, and thence Herewith north hfty
sight ia sreer Ell fttyOn" feet /" the place of begin
ming containing within these bounds fonr thousand tw
hundred snl twenty -ihroe sqn>ru feet Of land, with
frame hon thereon
Ten per cent Of theIPurcl 10 money will he require
AS su as the property struck al. The remainder
be paid the -niersignrd Sau. la the 10th day
February, is1I. The uadcrsiL ied will urnish full Il
formal on orr ny the properly, aud show plot
the same WILLIAM :. MoGtULLEY, Trustee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
WILMINGTON HOUSE FURNISHING
mud Stove emporium,
PICKLES DC COu"HER.
3I9 Market ST.. Wilmington be

3i0 Market So. Whining ton, bel.
~, STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS, "a,
81 Manufacturers aud Wholesale aud Retail SzayN
- NdraleT- in all kinda ul Slhves, Ranges, t-5E
iritsrs, Him. Copper, Bras., GaNaul"d AMI Sheet Iron
Ware. lmpu' cf8 aud manu- ActureTs u liurfa furnish
Jug goods silver plated ware, Brlsnih wEr" PanIsheh
ware, JaPantd ware, Plain Tin ware, Hollow ware
Wooden ware, Fable Md Kitchen Cutlery, Spoo' ~
wilors kru-lt,, Inzlers, silver lamps, NC. Every
thing thd cpnlea in Tho h1uso vessel furnishing line
kept In I'd an -tHtk al stoves. COM iscs the lat -
and most improved atteri-, II which have Ion
dih"rent palt"tna.
beat Range in the market la addition 10 Il cook
ing and bakiDg rwrt4 and hot water adVantnges It W
heat three tvinrrnpn- We the
beat pul adj" heater thai can lie put up every OF
which guarantee to give entire s1tisiartion.
aug27 PICKLES 4 COTTER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
nOTEI FOUs -AI.I..

A. That large aud hruUtitul three stofy Rrirk
VIA Hotel, known the he gan House, ut The cor
lE.Lhl ner Of Delaware avenue and Dupont street.
AT the City hallway Depot ~ The CtiS of ilaina
This - splendid properly Ia e. rr'ls. all private,
with hall IN Tue centre largo bali Iuum daHhI. mar
lurs with ~ aud cold water thlnus the Non -
and rate all 30 eautpiot' with %
two sides 90 the huure. Tie Tot trag Ia.
aud i7iitrt deep ihis "a ,As e tine hrst hut4l
Properties IN IL" CITY aud uHy IN lew year. 'uub
in YAlue II VIA lie sold uW aud EASY tptu4
M. 49, ldllr son hosl Esta'o ieAl,rr,
M ~ n Hmm - -.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
Seventh, anal jefferson streets,

WILMINGTON, DEL.
-cT-J Good Sugars for preserving Mt reduce pT,crs
~ K uo,I Grncn Rio Coffee AT 30 and cents pes
hs.is pound. Good Roasted Rio Coffee at IS aud 10
ccni- p pound superior Black Tea as SLIGO pcr IL
Extra u1luug Al II ~ ani sl.bO
Tyson, Imperial, oocnx aud fongti Teas, Long Arm
Chop Black Tea, with Green Tee, flavor. Corn Starch
Farna aud Malrna, Bakers Chocolate aud Ctcan. A
fresh supply OF Tea Cakes, Wine Crsc ters Farins
crs, Rohd'- Boston Biscuit WHtsonn Crackers Trenton,
Bfe,kf.t aud other Crackers The hest brands Family
Flour GirudH aud otuer choice brands Of Hams nj
Dried Beef, N'w Mackurel Fruits aud Vegetables IA
season, BruOmJ low At 20 Pure Cider aud
Malt Vinegar or figkling stean syrup, fine Soaps pun
Spice, &c. W. r. ALRlCuS.
n B.-rhe best Locust Mountain Coal and Kindng
trH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-01

AxSA 1bs undersigned Offers at pltvat. Sale. tto
tm throc story Hii,b llru-a. htynu HCk findings
IlpQ Alt la sord uid-t. n .Up TtrHll street, l.
unving 10 tie rrtpto ct tn. lat" Srmhrl SttuId.
MAY = STROUD, AIHiuistratTiN
sept y NJ 500 Wo-t S,yrntu y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08
THE WESTMINSTER HOTEL.

The formal opening Of this new and elegant hotel in
Irving place took pcc last evening Depuiaons from every
circle Of Metropolitan society hronged ts corridors admirng
the luxury aud st, which characterized the appoint
OF this model Of city hos.eies We have already given
in TINS TuSg tissue Of October the details Of this new en-
erprsc and minute description o. the vafiors appliances 70
On, comfort OF the guest Suffice It 70 say that every pro
mise Of the propciors has been moro than redeemed The
Westminster Is complete a every part and one knows not
which admire the The prcsccncc which has iorcsee
every posb, Of the patron the good taste aud gene
ro,ity with which that wan. ha- been supplied
Ar tn large number Of invited guests had explored over
part Of the now edihcc. TIC doors Of the dnins room
we're thrown open and the c,Hrltsi headed by The
Hon Hiram waDrlgc proceeded 10 discuss the merits o. =
very bolnh cold collation. prepared IN manner which re-
aectcl crcd upoi the presiding deity o. tie kitchen AMI h'
assistants The s1bsan having been dspo.ed o. The h'a'h'
Che propctor proposed and Acknowledged IN iui
bumpers Speeches response 20 loud calls we're also made
bv Me,r. Roberts wahriagc Baruum Fields Thos Dunn
English Go represent the press woodruff and Others The
best OF feeling prevailed AMI the feast Of and iit aow
OF e were uurcsaincd A. early hour The large patty
dispersed and the neu hotel may be considered fairly
launched on the 81 existence. The complete manner IN
which has been prepared fo H. career hrs,casa hotel
makes louh Of ~ Tie ossees are
both gentlemen widely and voraDy known and their efforts To-
th. Row direction vii doubtless suit In constantly vdonns
circle ~ uuIfirfr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08
NEHJERSEP NEWS.
NRWARK.

NEWARK .....
RUN OVER by A HORSE CAR.--About o'clock yes
teriay morning Irish ad about 10 years Of age whose
parents reside Mount Pleasant ave. attempted jump from
the forward platform OF horse BrOadst Cedar
and ag upon the track had both feet dreaduly injured
The right one mach cerate that amputaon viii prob
ably beneoessary.
NEWARK LETTER DELIVERY. number OF mail
letters delivered during the past month by the Newark letter
carriers was O. IA In the time they have delivered
73 drop letters and 94 newspapers There have beon
collected 81 $40 letters from the amppost b0xes.
BISHOP SIMPSON IN NBwARK.-This distinguished
divine cctured last evening at the Central NJ Church New
urk large and fashionable audience upon "1he future Of
country The lecture rcplete with eloquent illusions
greatness Of the American Republic lie urged
upon young the importance fitting themselves Tor al the
duties OF citizen.
RROCMGs IN NEwARK.-Great rejooings were
INDUCED by the Radical Republicans Of Newark yesterday
their throughout the State and especially IN the
Fourth and Fifth Congressional Districts Mr. Hasey wa,
called upon by large delegations of enthusiastic friends AMI
Honest John Hill OF tho Fourth who defeated jack Rogers
was literally overwhelmed BY the congratulations OF ms
friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS,.
MASSACHUSETTS,
LECTURE oP THE HON GEO s. BOUTWELL, ON JUSTICE
t-.. AND Policy" ---- ~ H

rRLEGRAPH TO THE TRisUNE, .--. ...
BosToy. Nov The Hon. Geo. s Boutwell,, M C.,
has lec.urod ouigm on "Justico and Policy in Public
Afiirs BY policy he did not that course OF action
which flows from the operations or workings Of Istice
its, but that course OF conduct end us consequences
which have their origin IN the purposes o. men regardless
of principles OF right II is impossible for Nations
TO depart from tho principles OF night WIN
out al the same tame suffering tho consequences
OF such departure IN Tire loss OF uhiyJ TaphY
and national strength Examples wore given fronl
the history OF Germany Poland and Engiand TO show
that national Injustice must always DO loaomed ~ "a
tOnal weakness and loss The injustice OF England 70
ward Ireland had deprived the British Empiro OF tie
services Of 1000 900 Of her citizens who have emgreod to
this country The speaker then briefly sketched the po
ltical history OF the country from the adoption Of tho
Constitution, showing that the national pohcy
had alwas bce1 70 acknowledge, perpetuats and
extend slavery, and claiming that the foundatons
OF tho Government having boon laid in injustice me causes
OF the late rebcous outbreak set IN motion from is
very beginning justice in the fundamental prncpes o.
OF the Government Is necessary said the speaker TOT inc
security Of individual nights, class OF people WIo arc
deprived of share in the government will always DC op
pressed. Experience demonstrates that the whole people
wiser and stronger than any part of them and Just "a
proportion az You exclude any part OF the people
from the Government you weaken its poyor. NO
country DO united except upon the basis Of justice TO
all It's citizens any degree of injustice will DO source OF
continued agitation and opposition 10 tho fundamental
principles Of the Government The Government having
been founded nusicc hc-e has beon for tho as 50
years no substantial but only Union III name. The
work 20 be done IS 70 reconstruct the Government
in such manner and on such principles that II shall here
after tend 70 pemanence aud unity rather than toward
dissolution and disntegration, as II has for
the past half century. Every lover Of his
country must ar1enty desire 20 this result effected
speedily as possible that there may longer exist the
anomaly Of tho taxation Of the Southern States without
their representation in Congress The speaker then pro
ceeded TO discuss the amendments proposed 70 the
Constitution and specially referring to the amendment Tor
equazing representation. He vas however, unwilling 70
accept these amendments fna settlement and urged
the Of tho elective franchise 10 the loyal freed
Of Justice, Of sound policy aud OF neces-
sy in odocto secure the future tranquility OF tho S91th
and the whole country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08
BOSTON.
EPRESsION OF THE SHOE TRADE IN LYNE-THE BONDS
OF THE IRISH REPUBLIC GOING UP-THR TRIBUNE

EPREssION OF THE SHOE TRADE IN LYNE-THE BONDS
OF THE IRISH REPUBLIC GOING UP-THE TRIBUNE
AND THE ELECTIONS.
NJ TELEeEAPH
- BosIOS Nov. THE shoe business Of Lynn is IN
usually dull even for this OF the year and IT is said
that several thousand workmen have already left the city
for their homes and others il is believed will soon follow
them. Many OF the workmen reside in different parts Of
the State some in Hampshire and Maine and Others
IN Canada Probably half OF the citizens Of Lynn engaged
10 tins business out OF work az the present time
Better times however, looked for at the close Of the
month.
II is stated that the bonds Of the Irsh Republic that
were issued In this State being collected by aw firm
in this city and that the parties who issued them will be
held responsible for doing before the Courts OF the
State.
Tho celebrated BuTrel claim against the City Of Boston
Is postponed till next term Of Court.
The ITGnscrfDt of this evening the following de-
served tribute 10 the NEw-YORK TRIBUNE:
YORK TRBuNE has done it, part fearlessy and
molly In the successful effort 70 keep the Empire state tue 10
Of freedom aud sound humane and democratic
prncpes bold and sagacOus OutspOken and un
compromising in the conduct OF the canvass avoiding the IL
diligence political vagaes and readily sacrificing OF post
pOnng secondary order secure the unity and
the supremacy OF the Republican party The steadnfs OF
Ats hearted purpose has only been eqused by the untng
inconsistency diligence with which has pursued ito ann
tOn and Rebel rule by sustaining Congress While some olheI
Journals whom better things expected waVered and
trimmed only the battle when swept in by the
irresistible Of The TRIBUNE manfnly threw
down the gauntlet the outset and Insisted straight
fight Whatever have been It's eccenees OF 0plo
kOu its hasty words At other seasons certainly az
serves ali credit and effective influence hae
erertcd save York The result Of ts energy faithful
aud especially visible in the returns non the
TSPtciy This the reply Of Boston 70 Moseys vote in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08
CANADA.
ur rrI1enIPn TO me TRIBUNE.

TELHekIPH rHE TRIBUNE
CoKSwALL, &. W.. Nov. THE volunteers stationed
here have received orders to break Friday and are to
be struck of the rolls.
The gunboat Royal stationed here leaves on Friday.
ToROgTo Nov I'm the relating 10 the suspen-
sion of the Bank OF Upper Canada the % days grace al
lowed BY Law for the resumption Of specie payments ex
pres next week when tho Affairs OF the Bank will probably
be placed in the hands of the assgnees and wound up
Meantime parties indebted the Bank have the privilege
OF settling Their indebtedness In notes of the Bank at par
After the assignment. this can no longer be done.
MONTREAL Nov. 7.-Mr. Is. Devn, an eminent
LAWYER Is here having been requested by the United States
Government defend the Fenan prisoners here whose trials
will commence IN December next
he imports f the month in Montreal amount to
AOOUOJ.
A number OF ministers here In cabinet council TO-
dny previous 10 leaving Tor England
TOnONTO Nov The fenian tnsb VIII De aid over until
Of witnesses being absent TO attend to
The elections in the States.
to appeal for a trial ~ -.
An application FOR trial will also be made IN behalf OF
Col. Lynch
The Mayor Of Quebec has received number OF cable ele
grams from England empowering him to draw money Tor the
relief OF the sufferers by the nfe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-08
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

or 50 p s ysqi Req sFi%Si.::f SIS
%s fs at Bssy s sHiss :as
S S' S S.n F. 'si:' York ' ss''
Con- ~ AH& By T. Rye NJ 10 5 SS.5 wb S0 b0
Corn Barley 81 800 bush Rye is 600 bush Oats eco
sS;S S Ssa S SsEs 8 '' '' ,'
. sS su5 'SS t No nc cs.s &
.si,e 100 o.s o ID q S S a. 'p s S2 osowsa State
Al 20 csnsda wss via Bssso Passsd Buasos load. Wheat,
c : s,Y DS S' %lss I 5000 bush f%Rsyo
TSLsPo Nov OsI so: W.T.. M mn'sd &C. S%
Ne ipMTs = Com os s. IGf a., ts Lac. F.h g.
n 81 s a'f ~ a. Ts' al
declined 9S4 CLOSING at s. for NO and S s ss no n; No
sa Wine. quiet Mes. Porn elias % low.r New SIS hog
S S.ssss s d Sf.lfsS is e bis
q oT soa. $50 Sss wS. Corr
Mu.uxr. Nov 7-Flour dull dscusd ss whss. declined
&C. ssls. 81 for No 'hr az sc Corr teeinsd Sc
81 Rss' S TsS 10 S SS w fs5 o'''
Nov sI pa ns W5si s.. pIp' s5 I
quite, at 5e Whisky unchanged Gold st -. %. Al.
w RT,,Al S5 nSs .I w1.s Winter so sss Wheat
SO bush no Milwaukee spns 81 eo.Ss Isi ss
81 chiefly outside price closing veg quiet sn @@ui s
bush, Csn.d Rye snd Peg quiet rS' s sRs s:s
oTs-whs. se Com c Rseeip,FlOnr Il SIC whss "a, ses
Corn zoe II 0l sa % S s' =, S5 N.Y. 6 rsO Rye
JL(0 . ,,,-- -. =, ma
rates spirit. TUT psnRs rae ROsin unchanged Tar - -
Cotton J5dJ7e Mdding -, Al soa
sT Lows Nov Lection quiet At S'e slsai losss' ~ 6 Se
Ala 50 Ir Fail superhne 4i0 1dRll So faA EHa ss ~ you
Nj. Er,r as S Choke Fsncyi Spring Eha rsnsss
ali IS Lodns Of prime wbesiss ~ 1as' 90 Sn 9s
a 7saaT a7l, Fancy o. 95: Spring ranges y - lvd
81 % Corh lower ss9sl. Oats easter So 81 PROVISIONS R"e
"a uneh.n.sd Whisky bsttter a. 81 3!fS9 -
OsWsao Nov T-fOar unehsngedi sales s % - ~ ~ ~
No spnns, GA Tor Red Winter Sl9'of ~hs 81 -. ~
sg,h B.y ns Rye dull sals 100 CsnsdA on private
unchanged Flour CO., Whsak ahs Ts ~ VIZ ~
Barley i2,. Rye lie. 10 New. fofs =, a ia6
hrrn White 81 - hea - -
co,n ..,es Yellow 2SSsl ~ ossi ara, ese
i,ss M.ss PorA 61i Lard DALI 1877. WHISKY
is.dy A. e. unchanged seeds In demand None'
| IN dsmandi RE Al csle. - era -. ,,,i., Ma
ana. Ma, 7-Ceoo in fas demands Mdslss At ;Se
CnIsLEsros Nov. TCo,,ou lees hTai sales ." @1
SsgOSIx.S, Nov L-coton dgu and easy; sails. !lo BALE
Low Mddas Al 80 aSis NeSYors EIen'nt' discount pe ne
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