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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-11

s1 esx, Groceries quiet and drmer. Turpentine
Il xs4sc. Rosin 50 o5a2 90. Tsllow quiet at s1<a
CSC. Freights firm. Money easy at sa6 per
cent. Exchange shasA. Gold l4Hal6. GOV
ernments strong and higher. Sixty-twes l2al21s'
Southern securities closed steady.
BesToN May lo-Cotton firm and in fair de-
mand; middlings 23hc; sales 400 bales; net re-
cepts 49, ceastwise 1896; total e4S; stock $50 bales
BALTIMORE, May 1O.-Cotton very firm, holders
asking higher; middling oac; sales zoe bales; re-
cepts 2ls; exports to Great Britain 27o; stock
257o bales. Flour city mills. advanced CSC, all
grades better. Corn hrmi white s11Sal 20; yel-
low 81 H. Oats firm at 6Sa65c. Provisions un-
changed in every respect. WhisRey firm at 81 o7.
CINCINNATI, May 1e.-Corn in demand; mixed
81; holders asking higher Whiskey 81 o6al o..
Pork quiet, held at sos so. Bacon dull; small
sales; sides 161lal7'1c. Lard heavy at les.
LOUISVILLE, May lO.-Corn 81 % PORK s.s'
Bacon shoulders 13t4c; sides 17a17Ac. Laru l'c'
Whiskey 81 o6.
ST.. LOUIS, Nav 1o.-Corn heavy; choice mixed
and yellow 81 14a1 16; white 81 lsal 20. "hlsAey
firm at 81 o5. Clear sides 1870. Lard 1o@c.
WILMINGTON, May 10.-Spirits turpentine dull
and lower at s6c. Rosin quiet; pale 81 81 1sa5 25'
Crude turpeatlne lower at 81 55a3 %. Iar loc
lower, at 81 30. Nothing doing in cotton.
NORFOLK, May lo-Cotton firm; low middlings
o1c; sales of go bales; receipts 1le; exports coast
wise 4o5; stock $3.50 bales.
AUGUSTA, May 1o.-Cotton irmer and more &C.
tive sales 525 bales; receipts 160 bales; mlddlings
2l9sc.
SAVANNAH, May 1e.-Cotton in good demand;
middling 21Aa2lzS. Sales 100 bales; receipts 600
stock q, ,43o.
GALVESTON, May 1O.-cotton firm; good ordi'
nary lS%c; sales 1000 bales; receipts 1868; exports
to Liverpool 45l7; stock so 254 bales
MOBILE May lo.-Co;ton eaiet and firm; mid
ding 22c; sales 300 bales receipts l7s; exports te
Liverpool sas4 bales; New Orleans 1853; stock s2,6
| bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1o.-Sugar, prime, ll@c
Molasses, prime, reboilea, 76c. Sterling 25ss
sight X premium. Gold IA. Cotton active ant
demand full price; midd!Ings e2i4ae21Sc. Sale:
eoeo bales; net receipts $3.50; coastwise el4; tota
e744 exports to Liverpool 1869; stock lSs,osa.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARL EsToN, s. c., MAY |
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, oremleIt T
- instant. Mdse. To Mordecai & CO, G Tren-
holm Railroad Agents, II Bischof CO.. Bollmann
CO. Clacius Witte, W S Corwin co, J Francke.
Cameron, Barkey co, w Dukes q CO, Gooa'
rich, Wineman L co, Hunt, Jennings; Thomlin.
son 4 CO, JeGords Il co, Ringer co, kaiie q
Muller, Nimitz & CO, Mernaugh. McLoy Rice,
j G Minor co, IT Miller, W Marscher, Paul,
WEIGH h Brandes, = McLain, Railroad Agent,
Ojemann, D Paul Co, Perry, Robson sn
Ravenel 4 Holiness Schachte TUuhey: Stem
meyer Stefrens, Werner Duc6er; Taylor q y
co, - Trlest, G W Williams co, Wehman, Z
wicking, W Webb, and others:
Schr Wenonah, Noyes, Baltimore-l2 days.
Corn. To Street Bros & CO, and K NJ Butler Il Som
Schr Ann Deas, Garbati. West Point Mill.
Il tierces rice. To Cohen, HancGe co.
AT QUARANTINE.
Brir G. " Morris, Morris, Matanzas-l2 days.
Sugar and mOasses TO W Hall.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr corson Brewer, Philadelphia, via
Bull River, S C-H Baker CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Young Teazer, Brightman, Havana.
Schr A Stevens, Montgomery, Sati!!a KlVcF'
ca.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore, May O.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Stickney. Fooks at Baltimore, May y.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FORE G n.
CARDIFF.
The Village Queen, McGray, up......." .March o.
BERMUDA.
British bark Ansdell, Tupin, sailed. .....April 20
DOME S TT C.
BOSTON.
Brig G Coson, Payson, cleared. d......... May IL !
Schr Montana, Bearse, up. April ~ ~
Schr Mary Ella, Thomas, cleared. .........Aprh ~
NEW YORK.
Brig Josie DevereauX, Clark, cleared. April lS
Schr MyrOver Brown. sailed. April ~
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Now York Navai stores Market.

NEW YORK, May s.-NAvAL sToREs.-Sprits
Turpentine-There was good business dong,
hut nrces still favor buye ers. The sales were $50
bbs ut 42c $50 at 421sc, and 200 obs, in lots, at
43!Sa44c. .,.
RoslN.-The market continues very quiet. but
prlces remain very firm. We quote at 81 10 FOR
common strained, 81 Is for good do, and SiasG
for pale aud extra pale. ,.,, ,,,....
~ 7-.t~t 81 run LoL A'St
we quote Wilmington at So 20, and So o5a2 10 TOT
Washington and Newbern. Pitch was In fair
demand, but ut lower prices. Sales were maoe
Mt So 3T;s.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May 9.-TURpEETIEE-only 20
bbls received. which sold at So rs for new vrgini
s2 65 for yellow dip, and 81 go for hard, per ESQ
lbs.
38c offered and factors holding higher
RosIN.-Sales OF 44s bbls at 81 so for strained;
sS 5oa3 62H for No l, and S4a4 so for pale.
TAR-18 bbls sold at 81 40 per Dbl.
CoTToN.-69 bales sold as follows: II at 1Sc; at
lec: 2 at 20c; 36 at 2shc, and 13 at 2lc per 10.
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Receipts by Railroad, May TO-
sor-rH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

45a bales cotton, SO bales goods, 80 bbls -four,
235 bundles paper, II bbs naval stores. To Rail.
road Agent. Graeser & Smith, L D DeSaussure,
W Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers i co, r Mure co, J
Holmes, w B Williams Son, J E Sloan, Frost
4 Adger, W X Ryan. G W Witte, A Salinas. W
Courtney & CO, Claghorn, Herring Il co, and
Bollmann Bros.
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Stead Brothers Sea Island Cotton Cir
=. culnr.

LIVERPOOL, April o2.-Tne demand for sea is
land has continued active throughout The week,
the business being chiefly IN Florlaa eot.on,
prices. This has induced some spiDners TO pur.
Chase beyond their immediate wants. The low os
prices accepted for good class OF common co.. ;Ss
attention OF BUYERS and this quality closes rather
dearer. The returns include IA bales Fill sea IS.
land taken for export at sod per ID: the cotton
was Of great length OF staple and Of oea1tiial
The bnsiness includes about 200 bags from 66d to
aod about $50 bags from cid TO Esd; about 40 bags
from Esd to 3Gd about 80 bags from 40d 10 ood
about ITO bags forwarded; about 10 bags stalped
from Sd to It'd. Total T30 bags.
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Mine and Thine.

Every wedding. says the provero'
Wakes another, soon or late;
Never vet was any marrlaSe
Enterei in the book OF fate,
pnt the names were also written
or the patient pair that Walt.
p,.,o,noa then, upon the morning
oWSsn INV friends, with fQndest look,
nv the solemn rites permission,
10 himself his mistress TOOK,
And the destintes recorded
other two within their BOOK.
While the priest fulfilled his ONCE,
Still the ground the lovers eyed,
An6 the parents And the kinsrnen
Aimed their glances at the bride;
But the groomsmen eyed the virgins
Who were waiting at her side.
Three there were that stood beside ner-
One was dark and one Was lalf'
But nor dark nor fair the otler,
Save her Arab eyes ana nalI
Neither dark nor fair caii neI'
Yet she was the fsirest tnefe.
While her eroomsman-shallI own 1t?
Yes. to thee, and only t6eeC
Gazed upon THIS .i daTK,esed II Icy .bras maiaen'
Tins he thought-"How blest the bridai.
Where the Bride was such as she I"
Thus unused upon the adage,
Tn my wisdom was perplexed.
And wondered, as the churchman
OWelt upon his>holy text,
which. OF all who heard his lesson,
should require the service nextf
Whose win hs tn next occasion
For the flowers, the feast, the wiue
Thine, perchance. my dearest lady;
Or-Who knows2-it may be mine.
What II 'twere-forglye the fancyL.
what II 'twere-both mine ana THINE
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From the Louisville Courier-JournaI we get
the following report Of the second days pro-
oeedings
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, May 9.-RIcE.-The demand has
been fair for small parcels, and full prices are sun
obtained the market SO far as business goes,
at 6Za7l for good to fancy. Carolina, common
to good per cwt So 75a7 Is: do prime per cwt
s737ka7 Sak; Rangoon per 10 5a6; Rangoon,
gold In bond, per lb 3a3}sc.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports

Imports.
MArASzAs-Per brig w Morris-14o boxes
sugar, lS7 hhds and 500 bbls molasses, to W
Hall.
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1t is undoubtedly the best Medical Corr
dial ever offered TO the Public!

SAVANNAH, March 1e, 1870.
MEssRs, JACOB LrPPMAN d BRO, Savannah, Ca:
Cents have before me your esteemed letter OF
the l4th Instant, containing various documents
relative to your German Bitters." After a care
ful examination must confess that your Bitters
Is really what you represent 1t to be, an old Ger
man recipe OF DR.. Mitcherlich, OF Berlin, Prussia.
1t will no doubt be excellent for Dyspepsia, Gen.
eral Debility and Nervous Diseases, and il Is
good preventive OF Chills and Fevers. l ind n tO
be the most delightful and pleasant stomachc.
remain, yours truly,
(SIgned] AUG. P. WETTER-
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THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST C0NHEN-
TION.

Appointment Of Committees Report Of
the tMemphis sunday-school Board
The Southern Baptist Theological
seminnry, &c.
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KIRKLAND MILLS Ca, March %, 1870.
MHssRs. JACOB LTprMAN d BRO, Druggists, Sa.
vannah, Ca:
Gentlemera-I have introduced your Great Ger.
man Btters here TO my customers and friends,
and find better sale for them than any have
ever kept before Those who have tried them ap-
prove Of them very highly, aud do not hesitate
in saying that they are far superior In value TO
any other Bitters now N use.
Yours respectfully,
lS!gned) W. KIRKLAND.
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Sea Gull. from Baltimore d
Dreher j Linnshuler Captain Palmer, K Barrett,
T Quinn, w Mitchell, and Mitchell.
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IT is INVALUABLE TO FEMALES!

TITS A CORDIAL FOR THE AGED. AND SURE
PRoTFnrIoE AGAINST ALL MALA-
RIOUS DISEASES.
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
rupon.v EvrErNa Nav IN 1870. (

CoTToN.-The market for the staple was steady,
prices remaining without change, and fair In
quiry prevailing. Sales about 800 bales, say: OF
Tx; 20 at ls; at 1sH; at 1s1f; 20 at 20; 8 at
2o<; IL at 2oX; at q; II at 21<; As at 2lH 80 at
21x; As at %; 4 at TX; As at 22ll; at 221zc We
nnnfn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-25
GENERAL NEWS.

John Gentry, aged O5, United States
express agent at Mlddlctown, Ohio, was
killed Monday morning. about one mile
above Hamilton, by. falling between two
cars, in attempting TO pass from one to the
other, while the train wOs running.
e. Liking, liberal Republican can.
didate for Congress in the 9th Missouri
district, has Withdrawn in fnvor Of Geo.
r, Smith, OF sedalia, also a liberal Repub.
lican. .,,
The General Association Of Congre-
gatiOnaliStS closed their session at st. Lou.
Is, Sunday night, alter several days Of
earnest and profitable works. ul
3 Two prominent bankers have suspen.
ded at Richmond. 20Na "7''i
Tic steamer Key West, from New
York for Charleston, Is ashore near Hat.
teras. She will be total loss. Crew
saved.
.-Numerously attended meetings were
held in twenty Catholic parishes Of New
Orleans Sunday. Resolutions were adopt
cd protesting against Victor Emanuels
action regarding Rome and tue temporal
deIhFonement Of tho Pope. tt
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WHEELING, W. VA TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25 1870

The wit OF the entire assembly, Captain
COCharan, was now introduced, and for
three.fourths of an hour keptup running
fire peculiarly CALLING to the Democratic
party, His arguments were potent and
elective, and struck home tn the DemOc.
raGy. He was also repeatedly cheered.
Mr.. Duncan now arose and spoke with
great deal Of vim for half an hour. Mr..
Duncan Is u fair talker but 1t is TO be re-
gretted that he was SO far from his
mother. His little white head bob.
bed up and down Tor his allotted
time, and 1t was really fearful the amount
OF wind consumed by the youth alone.
After begging pitcously for some more
time, Il do not think It was granted) he
was followed by Capt. CoCharan, who
ventilated all the gentleman had said in
about ten minutes. = 4 Ey,g
Tho meeting now adjourned until tho
voting contest on the invalid chair had
been decided between Drs., Stidgcr and
Pipes. The friends Of both those gentle
men worked enthusiastically for their ta-!
vorite, and Mt preciselyS o'clock the ballot
being closed, DR.. Pipes was declared the.
successful contestant, tho neat sum OF
S944.75 being realized by the committee.
This sum was equally divided, and will be
used to pay the debt Of the Presbyt yterlan
and NJ. r. Churches. At 0 o'clock fthe
speakers stand was beautifully lit up, and
a large crowd assembled to hear John B.
Wolf speak. In the opinion Of the
crowd It was u failure, and Capt. ,CoCh!
aran was gain called out, and
ELECTED much enthusiasm by q vigorous,
eXhOrtive speech Of near an hour" The
local candidates, were then called yout,
eacho whom made a few remarks which
were well received by the crowd * :
The balloon, emblemHtiC Of the Demo.
cratic purity now went up amid the pro.
lOngued cheers ofthe immense concourse.
immediately following the ascension Of the
balloon the town and surrounding hills
were kept for fully IN hour In q blaze OF
light by. the very fine and imposing dis
piay0ffieworks. iA1terwhich' the crowd
quietly dispersed and went home.
Take the meeting all in all, 1t was the
largest and best conducted ever seen In
this part OF tho county. Twenty special
police appointed at meeting Of the citi;
zent inspired the roughs with q whole!
some terror and kept the well known
leep thinkers or drinkers within the
bounds Of moderation. There was fully
il thousand persons at the stand when
Gen. Golf delivered his speech and over
five hundred in the dusk Of the evening
when Captain Cochran closed tho debate.
A noticeable feature Of the crowd was
tic large prepondcranCc Of Republicans,
not less than four to ono. Not Demo-
cratic cheer or manifestation Of en-.
thusinsm oE any kind was heard during
the day or evening; on the contrary, the
Republicans were very enthusiastic and
promise 10 roll up 500 majority for GoR In
old Marshall. n ~ EXCELSIOR,
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Few public men have kept horses to ride.
Mr.. Randolph, who rode much on horse.

Few public men nave kept nOtseS 70 Tlue'
Mr.. Randolph, who rode much on horse
back, was an exception.
Contrary to the general opinion, MIR
Randolph was q very Industrious man
and laborcd much in the committee-roon
Nv zeal was given me by him, after his
duel with Clay. You will see oil about II
in my "Thirty Years View" He ordered
It for mo in London, searching out tue
coat,oEarnls OF the Benton family. Hc
said the motto should e,FdcttS ct TCT0t'
instead OF Facts non UeFbI9. 30 la
I John Quincy Adams was the most IN
dustriOus man I ever knew. l have often
been compared TO him In this respect
though cannot compliment myself SC
highly. l am now engaged on my
"AbridgcmCnt ofthe Debates of Congress,
In about sixteen volumes, which will oc,
cupy me two years. Ihope 10 live till
1860, and the remaining two years In
tend TO devote toa history Of Plerce's I'D
.ministratIon. i have no Ilvors, however
to ask Of this administration, none, sir
Mr., Pierce had tile high honor to come In
almost unanimously. At the Cincinnati
Convention lie did not know that Doug
las had withdrawn, and was presented In
the pitablc condition Of holding on TO the
last for d nomination, after his chances had
become hopeless.
l am much younger than Csss, Van
Burcn, and other statesman OF my own
age; much moro vigorous than Buchanan.
last summer, In my eIectioneeringl cam
hjafen7 in Missouri, Imade forty addresses.
Of two Or three hours each, to acres oI
people, under a soIstitial sun, successive
DAYS, and travelled 200 miles over rough
roads, much unlike yours in New Eng:
land. have been temperate and careful
Of my health.
,.Silas Wright and AIr. Webster, were
very unlike. Mr.. Webster was more la.
bored and rhetorical. The arguments Of
Mr.. Wright almost seemed to be evolved
naturally from the subject. BE was very
simple in his manner and habits, and was
q very amiable man.
1 remember ofrcading letter ofTimo-
thy chickering's, where, helspOke OF. his
tondnCss for baked apples, the apples tax
en- from trees planted by himself. knew
he must be man of simple tNstes, for no
one Gwho has pampeFed his-stomacll+ by
rich food could relish 30 plain n dish as
baked apples.
II 1 had always consulted others, !
should never fave'done anything. There
arc some very timidl 10 hold one back,
My feelings in 1880 were all southern
and 1 didinoEbelieye that sOutheners en-.
tertained ttiisuhibn sentiments. I supposed
they merely decentralization in the Vir'
ginia sense, which was simply remon'
STRANGE; 81 do mott think that Hayne was q
disunt0ntst at the time, thought he became
so few days after; but Calhoun was
Webster saw through their dtSunion
schemes before Ibid. 1GF1! S2a&
DouglasiS now further away from the
Presidency than ever. The south will
run him. ..sf.....
aTTheI abolition Of the Missouri compro;
misGkilled pooE'C 'CaSsi 2 &ssylsg
Mr.. Clayton was a very indolent man
He was accustomed 10 take of his clothes
and 20 to bed at two O'clock in the after
noon. His soft looking flesh indicated his
habits.
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THE GREAT CAMERON MASS
q gs m MEETING. Sg

A Splendid Republican Success.
10 he TheAllng InteNIOeHeer. .tr tt1
Undoubtedly the greatest mass meeting
Of the present political campaign was held
at Cameron on Saturday, the 29d inst.
The meeting was called to order by ]. N.
Pines, who nominated Capt John d..
Dickcy as President Joseph Loudens-
lager us Vice President, and. James Cum
ninghain, Jr., and Capt. ClarksorI US Sec
retarics. These gentlemen took their seats
and tho discussion Of the Issues at stake in
the. present campaign was opened by
"Col.h Wilson, representing the Demo.
cratic side OF the debate, In q long, ram.
bling speech, pointed with some very good
anecdotes. He attempted vindicatiOn Of
the policy Of the Democratic party, but
utterly failed to prove that to- place the
power Of the government once more in
their hands would lead to anything else
than to the political furore which Inns
once already delugcd our land with human
blood. The large and intelligent audience
listened TO the Colonel's speech with q
qraye silence, aud failed to manifest by a
single spark Of enthusiasm their appreci.
alton Of his lIackneyed, worn out theories.
We had expected TO hear far more elo-
ouent expOse Of Democratic ideas and
principles, but Col. Wilson, althoug b o
very able man, unQuestiOnably made n
blind stagger under the immense load Of
thread bear dogmas which he undertook
to carry, and stagger TINT everybody
saw. He sat down at the end Of his hour
in grave silence that was painful even 70
Rep1blicans themselves. 1t indicated
that the masses respectfully but fearless
" denounced the arguments uttered.
Mr.. Cunningham then introduced Gen.
GoG-tive hundred mon rising to their
feet rent the air with cheers for their
young standard bearer. The General,
warmed by such IN exhibition Of regard
and esteem, Immediately opened his argu'
ment, and for his allotted time o. one
hour kept his audience entranced with his
elOQuence, his mastery ventilation Of Col,
Wilson's speech, his able vindIcation ol
the principles Of tho Republican party,
and his clear aud argulhe expose
Of tho rOtteness Of the Democracy, at
once convinced even hIsenemics that the
Republican party in this Congressional
District were led onibyiN lTnAn whose tai.
emf and ability wifi ono day place him
among the roll Of honored Statesmen ol
which America Is so proud. An old
stumper,a o Democrat and man Of great
talent, was heard 10 say that West Wiz.
Cipia would yet be proud OF General Gof,
He concluded his gIeatspGech amid pro.
l0nRed and enthusiastio cheers. 9'N"
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A Menagerie in a whlrlwind.
MANsFIELD, O., Oct. %, 1870.

uAhNSFANADI N'I Wv So AO1V' 10
On Friday evening last q furious whirl.
wind struck the tent Of Van Amburgh &
Co., who were exhibiting ut Belleville, In
this county, tearing II from It's moorings,
strewing tho canvas around prOmiscu.
ously, and even overturnipg some OF the
cages Of animals. There was a fearful
hubbub for a time, the animals bowling
and tho humans screaming, yelling, cur.
sing and imploring in their phrensy Of
fright. The elephant took advantage Of
the confusion to escape to tho country,
but was soon oyertaken and secured.
Quite number Of persons were injured,
a little girl and man seriously, The lit
tie girl, It Is stated, has since died. The
names Of any Of the injured have not yet
reached here, X. n 8..,t1 ?,
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New York Caltle Marlse..
-Ngw YoRK, October "a,

----GNhH 40lIAV OGtUUeE W.
CArTLE-Beeyes for the week 9a0O, ,,foe 10 day
176 cars at tooth street; 10t at WeehaWken; q
cars at Cumminipaw, 6r D, 800 head The Weather
10 warm and trade slow; stock not all sold There
were many fat drovGs Of Kentucky, given 'At over
i,7OO for the week. Texas sent some fHnGIc cattle.
Prices are shade lower on primo and k@Ncde.
cline on common; bulls S6ldi AZ 4TuJ live
weight; ordinary Texans at aDl0c;; f4iri 70, good
Illinois 1SOl6c; primo Kentucky 1Gc; for eholco
I6Ho.-aVeragO l8Hc. IA choica drOyeof thnbeSt
50 Texans ever here, Cwt, brought 81; 30 poor
Texans, 53 cwt, at yc; 1870 Illinois, 8 cWt at
1870 lndtaaA, TX cwt, ut lS01Sc; 90 Kentucky eK
SiIEEp7FOr tho week 1880 head; on market
to-day I7,a0 head. lllIng all the penS!! 60 0t6fal
thousand were unBoid Tonight. The mGrkStWas
bad for thin: lAt unchanged; prices 4@6c Tor
sheep, and T69c for lRmbd. "A ifeW 0EItAE 100
pound Canada sheep sold Ut 81 &C., and q EmaIl lUt
81 70 pound lambs at SIC; . Dir 70 pound Ohio
BhOep Ut Axe; car "a popl4 at 4j<e; Gae 10 pouud
at Sc; deck 10l pounds Canada at GC; ., pen Of
Ohio lambs, q pounds, &c; 2earl Cahhddf 81
Ii6GS9s4Bo head Iof Iht' wSSGs WITH 1900 to.
day. prices VI dressed arp 4e lower, or 100 9l9Ke;
live 809Kc: q car $50 pound Ohio selling 1t 8Ec;
market heavy, .4s| 'fI4D Ntt!H NLN.T ffFfl r.