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Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Co.
HIHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of
Il this Company will be held at the office,
NO. 61 New street, in the city Of New York,
cember, 1871, at q O'Clock P. NJ, for tho cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing year, and for
such other business as may be brought before
the meeting. j. NJ. COLLINGWOOD,
NOV 10 SanratarY
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o!iIb MHrKeu tnuB are 6elb8
redeemed ut the counter of above Office
|, MOSES GOLDsMITH & SON,
Colonade Ro,o, Vsnd,se Range,
CHARLESTON, 8. O.,
DEALERS IN
Scotch, Pig and American Bar Iron.
EEP constantly on hand q full supply OF
IN all kinds. -
In store, 100 tons EaLINTON PIG.
Nov % 1
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The New Departure

The New Departure
= REQCIHES new rsEae6iss. The new Blood
IL and Liver Pills are now used for all dis.
orders Of the Liver and Blood.
These Pills are all warranted to be Vegeta-
Bile. and are q substitute for Calomel. For sale
only at HE1NITSH'S Drug Store.
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Wilmington. Columbia &Augusta B. &.
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sUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE,
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AND AUousra n Y
WILMINGTON, N. O., November 25, 1871.
ENHE Train recently advertised to rnn be.
\ tween Columbia and the Wateroe River.
Will on and after this date, be discontinued
until further notice. JOHN @. WINDER.
NOV 70 i Superintendent
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Barley! Barleyl

PLANTERs can have SEED BARLEY at
Il s1:26 por bushel. Terms cash.
ooPt 20 JOHN @. SEEGERS.
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One Punoheon Lochgilphead.
T1HE best SCOTCH WaISKEY Dea,ars
Il can have it nearly at cost.
NOV 10 JOHN @. HEEGERa
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HorsE.

Meura. Jackson, Darisson and Herrcy
we're appointed $ committee to report to
the Senate that the House was organized
and ready to proceed to business
A committee from the Senate reported
that that body was also organized.
A joint resolution WAS passed providing
for committee to notify the Governor
tina, the two Houses we're organised and
ready to receive any message he nigh,
wish to Communicate Messrs. Hervey.
Martin and Brannon wcrc appointed on
the part Of the House A-.'
After few minutes delay. the Cover.
nor's message was received, and tho read
ing Of commenced. -'"'ts'
The reading uas interrupted BY mo.
tion to adjourn till half pas. two o'clock
P. NJ. which prerail4d.
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.ARrgRsooS srssIss.

The House. vas called to order ., hall
past . o'clock. and the reading of.be mes,
sage was resumed and completed.
On motion Of Mr.. Hasslsr. the message
was ordered to be printed s
The Flick amendment to the Cobstitu.
tioD was read once. and on motion oil
Mr. Lawis. Of Harrison. Was laid on tho
table. .st..
Mr. Brasson. ofLswh. oss,ea tie fol.
lowing resolution:
Rcscesd, Tbs, tho Judiciary Commit.
lee be int:rne.ed TO sabmit 10 this Rouse
bill calling . Convention to amend the
Con,ti,a'ion Of rho STATE.
nr. Brannoa's retaliation Fcs -p,.de the
order Of the DAY for II S@,at oo,ss,ur.
day.
Mr. Esst.sr, tIactson. .sss,es : zsso-
iGs.s; :! .asa'rS :! 10 oo:sSsor. q 20
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The public.';"aaf.ae proposed nurpda.en'
rOtbd combination, as rqunedsby ih'
constitution ADOPTED
Mr. Brapnon. Of Lewis offered bill 10
repeal the tcst eaiha for officers,
On moiios ofAr Ferguson. &cahN.
vi Morrow. OF Mar on. was dcelarrd .
member Of tho House from tia, SoQl,y.
Nj. MdftOS aud hi. competitor received
I'D equal number Of ro,es 10 toe election.
and Mr.. Morrow alOae spSsrc4 to claim
tho nsnt.
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ordarcd IN s.road reading
Ev Mr. DAYTON.
g., m, So 4. =. A. saI ,IIori,,
I.n,.II u,r,,d JobsSS,,.n VI. Rem.
i, .,o...,,. :, ,,,.,l FIRM s-eae ain
-, - n, c;,c,;, C,ur. of CLINE,
laI.ai.ss 81 !
g. mn T. a. !. hi, ,,s,.,;os, n !,
/ -, 49, dfjSs,,,, ar NOR.
s.-...~..,..,,..,-si, -s;,,,. A. nr-o stu.rs;n.
iI,- "a. s,,,' 4 ~. s,,,s -
r. A.. ~.
O. M, ", G. "a LIN ,sy,Sssnl
,,;,l., .,,., "a, m. .s.,,bf,b.
.,.ew ,y;,.;,t, A..,rr n,
y. N e n.,.,,h ~, ~ KI;,d ns,,.d Much
., ,s.op -s.i 80 a III.
a, u. r.,,.. e 10
s.,.,,. n;u, M 81, "A balin relation
- r.. ,,,,,,s ~ ,;,p;,,,;oss n}l'il
Re- n, p,,,o,
s,.,,,. p,N M II. "A hill to n,omo..
d., ,,,,,ons,, ~ n, s,,,s anil S.rslmc
Il, ,s.ou,ee. atH
c. p;u v, 90. %. sill n ran, 4
=. o. ,..,;n, n ch,r,cr "a az ,ss Cod,
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H%ss.

By Mr. Rnllysnn. 'nqairing into the
rxpedieaey ef reporting bill providing
fur q settlement with ihs School Comnri.
.iohsrs and Township Tressurrrs Of BrsE
ton county. and for the col!ee,iou of all
drlin7nancics Of said otacers gl.is
BY Mr. Doueho inquirins inio .l.e'ex
peiiency II ao amending the Codein re-
gard to attachments ~ ss to substitute ID
chapter Of attachments Contained in the
Code Of Virginia Of 1850. or an nseh
thr of. As may be deemed proper for tse
chapter IN attachments in the Code ct
West Virginia. J G.
by Mr.. Brannon. iauss Bill No. al
T,,hiIi to release sad rrSes,prtviau. avb,
y. the RICH, and title to eerisin land
| vested in this s,ate BY the operation Of
chapter 81 Of the cods. ohd the act passed
March :. entitled an "set to sxplsin and
smend the Law relative 70 the salc 81 res,
estate for the non'paymrn. Of .srss for
forfeiture for non.psyr,eni 81 ! non. Assess
ment n taxes aud transfer II titles vested
in this State" and also. to allow tie re.
drmp,;an Of certain lands. pnrcha,ed By
I.his State for Delinquency Of s,xss.
Also House Bill so. a hill to in
corporate tho Weston and Giarksburs
rsiirosi eompany'i4
Alec House Ri i,No 10. Il Bill to
leraliEe marriages heretofore celebrated
braween ara cousins. and to exempt the
parties thereto from the penalties incurred
ny reason Of such marriages ~ 81 ' ;.
BY Mr.. Crserah. ITcu.c Bill No. ~:
n hill to amend and rc."nact the 2sd
Section Of Chapter 100. Of the Csia- OF
1es, Virginia. relative to the lag Of evi
dencc.
Bv Mr. Brannon. Hnn.e Bill No "a
n hill providing for the. removal % J.
q Steinsyfer. iuna,ic. fron, the jail oil
Lewis connrv To the State II Tennessee
Bv Mr. K"lly.ou. Tlousc Bill No 4
amending ID. Law in relation TO vacancies
in ofsce Alsoby Nr. Chenouith. IIou.r
Riil M. 10: "A Bill tie .x.eni aud pre-.
,rrihc-,hs limits NJ the town II Beverly.
and to amend the charter nf The town.
pasted January i7'h. 1888"
And among the resolutions Of Inquiry
Is" following:
On motion ~ Mr.. Rnilys,n.
Resolved. Tha. the Committee on IN.
iernal Improvements inquire inio the ey.
pedisncv ofreporiins hill making an ap.
preparation for the Weston and Gau'sy
Bridge Turnpike.
Also. on no'idh Of TIE sane gentle
man. fittl.
Resolved. That .ha Judiciary Con.
mi''Ce be required "a inquireinio the II.
.p'dirusy nj ah,endig Chapter lis n the
Code Of Tsss v.rgiaIs. Ia relation to
ju;is.. - ~ ls ~ y
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wMr. Anthony spaur, of IineoIn
Township, in this eouu;y. has-a-fami.y Of
sc'cn boys--whc,o equals can hardly b.
foani in this State. They eoeh EnOasurr
ris fs", in hight. sDi their combined
seisht is nearly sfsccn haodrcd peand.
Generally rpeasing. they nre .. quie, and
orderly citizens ao We have in the eoaniy,
out il you ever rifle EN- you bad better
!ool ont, for shey esn whip their weigh
ia wildcats" They are all sonnd pcta.
era'a, ever ready to Eight or vote for :!.'
cause, as the exigeuaies Of the case m.,
demand.
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SENATE
On motion Of Mr. Patrick.


'ua'ciary 'han're INTO tho e1Pcd'"ncy OF
smend'ne "rrepeai'ng oil laws requiring
/ arrgnsrsfio1 Of ro'era%
on motion Of Mr., johnson.
hei'tsa' 's'' 'hr G"nm''ses on 'se
judiciary De instructed 10 ''P'r' q bill
sGGP'a.'pe 'h' voter test 0a'n. ana lnqH'r'
mo the e1ped'eneJ Of repeating all laws
providing i'r the Registration oil voters :.
ah' ~ ,'eu 'aefeo'' enaeans general
e"s''"' nH
on m"'"h 81 Mr. hi'he.
! he' effa, That the Go"mi'tcs on Mill
'ary Affairs De Instructed TO report ' bull
'o'''sA'ns the 'ia't OF AhJu'an' Gea'ra'.
90 'ake eaee' March =. 1871.
On motion Of AIR Ice.
ne'"''e. That the co"n'''se On
County aud Township organisation. &c.
inquire into the f1ped'eney "f forming q
ne" e"an'y out Of parts Of Marion. Harri-
son M"nongalia and "rfs"l counties.
On motion of Mr.. Davis
R''o'red. That the C"n'a's.ee on the
Judiciary inquire int" the c1ptdirucy of
repeating all Test Oaihs required Of off.
b.
GERS, jurors, emplHJres. &c.
TN motion Of Mr.. Johnson.
Re"1rsd. That the Committee m tho
Judiciary be instructed to report bill re.
pr.liag all laws requiring Tea, 0A,hs Of
0ticef,. ,
On, motion Of Mr.. johnson. the Judi
eiary Comnli,,ee "a. instructed t" inquire
into the cxpediency II rrpraiinr the pres.
en-. jury Law and substituting the one Of
the code ot 1860 " go
The following bills were insrodsced By
Ar. Kline. and read the srst time:
T" amend the jury lay, rr,.,s
To amend th" lay concerning corpora.
tions. 49,.
The President reported the Standing
Committees. as follows.
on Privileges snd El"e'i"ns--Joha'on
Gold. lee Hartman and COX. Eli.
'ndic''ry-Carper, hi'ne. John'on,
Sorema' and Dayton. as.gy
Educa'lon -hi'n"' Price. Patrick.
scott OF Richie and Apologize
FINANCE AUD Ci'rns-pa'n' ho'a'e'
A'eIaoasr' nDmphfie' and NlHs.
i"'e'n'' 'mP'0'e"en" ana Navigation
-nA''0n' 0'Ane' ps'"' o''e"an ard
o0"1'
"'"A' anu o"'p0fa'0n'-ra'r'es'
ia run Ice. reo"' Of h''''e'' Ca'her'
M''''a'J Ah.,''-oeo'.' Of N'''h's'
'o"n'0"' "''u' oAIper' iiomPnr'e''
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eSSAf2.

2 E.goiG n ~ Jaa 10
Senator Dayton yesterday iA,rodeOrd q
jnint resolution reqns,,iny TIE IVES, Viz,
GINA taembera Of congrs, :" ,uppor. /,
bill for the remos.l Of all political dis.,
biiisies under ,hr Fourteenth Ameudmen,
Under toe ru!rs the resolution went ovsl
until to-day. Is will no doab,. pass bo,t
Houses. As expressing the sentiment, o
this Legislature. its consideration ia lp
proprisse, bu. its eTec. upon Senator
Borenan will hardly be visible. ~.
halTHr INEVITABLE s-ANR QuEsTios.
The imposing ,ahjee, Of poa'.gs s,anp'
occupied the elegan, leisure Of the Sens.,
Yesterday afternoon, The qurst;on un'
brought ur BY re.clstion to furnish sssl
Senator With stamps TO the AMOUR, Of 6s.
dollars. The grave lrgs'a,ors tossed ,h'
question up and down, pot,ing il in,'
me shape and ,srn in,o smother. viii
skillful manipulation. |, scrmrd ia afford
'he,n sne entertainment. C"us,;sg IL,
time consumed. the ne, COS, Of the. discus.
sion was .bou. far,y-nine dol!srs aud
siz'y aiI cents. The point af the matte,
is the Senate ish the question unsettled,
reserving i. no doubt for future enjoy.
mcp,. A renewal Of emminen, deadl,
'.amp struggle is probable q, any time.
This same controversy has infested sev
eral successive Legislatures; aud it hs.
come to be considered by many that ,
Legislature without the postage qurrsion,
like Nasby's government uithou, =
Blair onto it aiui legal"
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e.: Z !. /,
Richie.

After reading he JosFnaio Of ysatSraay'
the Staht,ag Committees were anuoapce5
as fo!ioxs;
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4 SPEEAD TUE 1kuTn.-Son,e medical
men insist that |, isruhdigni6-d To sdre''
rise remedy however valuable il meT ss.
Queer reasoninr this. Il is like saying
that an article which the world needs
should b. hil in carnrr---that benefits
anil dressings may be too widely diffused-'
that ths means 81 projecting and restoring
health should be clase monopoly aud not
accessible t,all The argument Is had
Il is worse than that; it is inhum'u
suppose osirilnr's Stomach Biiicrs-io
ah.o ate sp cisc f"r dyspepsia. billnu.nr"
auA nervous thiliiy7had never been
/! ksown he,ond The ,spsrtoire If The fa''
uiiy. what would have b.en the cnn.s-
qnence? ln.ttsl Of curing add invigOr''
ting millions. the god effects Of the prep
aFati,n Snnli have hsen e"n6hed o.
e"mpa' alive few. There is the highest
authority for saying tina, light should not
be hid under tushel; that whatever IS
cze,llrnl should be placed rs city On
hill. where all men ban take cneniI,nca
q it l,is nron this principle that the
lsiitr. have been advertised and cSntina'
tn be advertised in every newspaper of any
| promipsnee in the 'upsisrn hemisphere.
AMI III The sp infamous testimonials 10
it, favor have been translated into all
" To languages. fhous,n Is .nj y PIT
',rs b. l'h to iay whn would bs languish'
Ing 10 beds Of tieSnrta IL the newspapers
had ma Spr"s.i III. truth with regard 70
,hi, unsqua'ed insigorani aud corrective
"a, aud vile Suppose profit has been
cpd from his publicity l. tbs. any
Nrgume-. ogains, i'll II the public
health has been protested; il lives haze
he0n sSvsj IL the fesble have been
siren9'hsns3 md the siuk restored. greet
good has hsen accomplished; and ubo -
mean a. 10 eruags 30 ozsriioas thus Dr.
rrersd their fair rsvardf
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cy Of farmins AneW's'us'y oa, Of II
of Wyoming. Mercer aad RaI~igb r
Dir, Carer .Ereenid the pc,i,i,,
Ratert.Casry aud. .o,hcsa. prayi,, :.
f"r Lesl Ca'Iins-seerteA.
by Mr.. B,reman. iaccrpnra,iu, u
di' bourne, in The cssdiy t Ty!s, -,
To amend and rO-eRaes Acu. as,,I
II et,at code =, IS. g,
- By Mr.. iias.na. semoslne II. s.,
| eoyernmsat f,oa csssRaoa aas ~,
neatly lnSstiAs he sasae. ~
49, u 2..c~.-s%-
I y. hos sfs o. IssSreasfss.
a massage s'siae run M, ,As seNosns ms !
' g - y regard sStef ,prpssed sassl
meat n'0'1 20 ,ha cons'''u'i"u. 10 NtMLI
a's' pc s eei'fF's ts e atrendnea' VAST
''.asa - feqa mr. "a. except tbs. Ia
a'sn s' nave been so'ae d'iv in I'll. al.
'a a',. some ne n neglect perhsp' bS pali,bn
y nsTsp'peer r; ~
! h"'"a''"a y" 20, =; tn'stu''ine "ss r.
'"'s ana Representative in conerss,
.f vote '"r the removal Of disahiii'ie. i,
posed BY sec. 9 Of I'll. i4lh article to
o" 'rsttat n and 'h'sa copy of'he 80
Dc tr'n'mi'fed 3" then By the Gov.op,
sas adopted Hs1 5ara
! fsSTThcssrs Ballard. Barr. Brs,
non. b'"w",-eh'n"Hith. DIVISION Par
Farsn a.t' Flrnnae,n. Garrett. Hs..lr
He'ski'' ,,heryev sHorner Iacksan. E..
Esvsrr' Kifrs i.'ngs't Lewis. I..v- LvU.s
Martin. M"fraW. Mclean. Mcno,,p
Mea5oas. Narrnx, Sadanhousch Ns,!
man. p'ieh.ra. RHl'rson. sh,n,o,.
Sheprard, Simmons, sfni'h. s,ch,ey s,..
phensnn, s'uhhs. s'arriss. rp,sn. WEI
,'rr'' West, Wilson. T,.a. and On.
"rat-S i.r
s,ys-BIshnp. t!ark ronehoo. Grit
IN. H"r'rms'"-Innes. Tough. MsGiaei,
and Smith "f Tylef-s
Y
~ R"snln'i"n by Mr. atehlev. rean.aia,
The f'"vsrnor 70 fasni.h this HOus. ,
st,femsnt 1T the COS. n conducting II.
lag ss; ;. bhssts.cn iii. s,a'e 'nd virsiri.
4,ana hcuamuchsasspaid to the attorney
IN. ahS rra.sr. vac aioptsd.
/ Resolution hv'Mrs aflannasan thn ~
.r"mmi,'trss. &c (, on Eaacs.i'n inquire lilt
che esp"dian-v of, ,abolishiae Boards
Education and Trustees, 'nd establishing
,Coun'v Boards of'Edus''ion. Adopted
.By Mr. iiassier, A till to abolish III
/ Office of'Adjuiap's General. Also s Gl
70 r" lsf!nn '" nc sup'r'or Court.
! Mr. stuhhs pfrel = bill to remove d,
ara, Of Gcy.rnmep,.,ng
n, R,,,,, :, :, L.. ,...,,,;., H., =.
ri. W., "
'"a'e'''y commune inquire 'n'" ".H
reA''nev 81 am"ndi.g thr lay relating I
attachments. when debtors are ahau, I,
-.moye their, eges,s from N. s,,,. :
b,a,,,.a
,,.. .
Mr W'Iann ~ reaoiuti0n that " n n
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" you want b 6osa and esslp long.
aud ,hc hest quality n CARLOS OIL, "
pou-ezplcsivs daid 60 to Dents.
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From the Charleston Daily Ccurisr.l
EAAE AEGISAMHORE

IHAEttsfSsS, jan. IL.
The Legislature NET yes'erdsy, and
both Hcuss promptly organized: rnthc
Nsnste, in accordance with the sction Of
the Democratic cauea held in tho morn.
'ns, Mr. Lewis Baker. es Ohio county.
WA elected President. Il appearing that
'oua sep,iep@a co-Opeeatius With the
Democrats hsd pledged themselves TO
vote Cor Mr.. L. " ). Moore, the Ole
CLERK. NO caucus nomination WAS msde.
and that gentlemen. vas reelected. n.
5. Clark, Of Wuoa. Was elected Sergeant
a..Arss Of the Sesa,e. md Ballard B
Took, Of Wyo'bing. va, chosen Doorkrrp.
er. In The House the Democratic nominees
for the various positions. as agreed upon
by the caucus, were all elected. and CO.
tered upon tho duties Of their re,pe,,ire
Offices. 2
Resolution, for the ra;i6c,tiou Of the
Flick Amendment" were introduced in
Seth Houses, ard promptly abied. This
action confirms the view heretofore taken
TIA. the Democrats propose to &C. in en-.
tire harnony upon a!l such questions, and
| will no, move ~i.hou, fall consultation.
| The resolution Of Mr.. Rrunnon, looking
to Constitutional Convention. vas being
generally discussed last evening, and has
many friends. I. was made the special
order for Saturday a. II O'Clock, when an
interesting discussion may be expected.
The standing comu,i tees will be IN.
nounccd this morning. r.a d
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.iscussion may be
z comuli tees vii
morning.
INK MIsasaE

was read 60 the tuo Houses yesterday.
The Governor fsvors the ratification of.hc
Flick Amendment, bu. studiously re.
froius from mentioning its lack Of the
requisite publication
OF course Governor Stevenson dent
want = C"nv.niion. II would vacate the
otic,s and place Democrats in those held
BY Republicans. To ,he republican mind
this argument issufieirnt and satisfactory,
no matter uha. considerations Of public in.
.eres, may oppose il.
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i - On I.
On motion ai 3rt. eoat.
Resolved. Thai the ce,9uistss co
rotasAip' G.. !aqr:re into ,sO szpedi.D-
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TEST earn RxrE.L.

H
Tie bill introduced in the Hons. by
Mr. Brannnn, on yesterday. provides f"r
the repeal Of the Tes. 0ah for officers.
It will undoubtedly bs passed uith"n'
DELAY. and viii probably be The sr't Of he
reforms to be effected BY the party nov in
power a'fi. 2,.. q J. gai 's ID
The House was then informed ofthe or
gauiIaiion OF the Senate. g sr $40 .e
A message from the House by Me"rs.
jackson. DAVIDSON aud Hervey anuounced
the organisation of the House.
A join, committee wN then appointed.
who waited upon the Governor. aud re-
ported that he would Communicate with
the Senate in shor, time. t
The Secretary Of State srpeared at the
bar Of the Senate. and presented the
second annual massage Of Governor Stew,
enson. r- .l
A recess was then taken until half past
2 o'clock
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nson,estic Markets

NEW YORK, Oct. 25-Evening.-Cotton weak
and irregular; sales l47i bales; Middng upIapds al
Isle. Flour slightly in buyers ;sales 13 200 bbs
State 90 G 70; round hoop Ohio 80 a 80; Yves.
terra 90 q SO; Southern 90 q %. Wheat steady
No. Spring at At "a 50I Amber State go; White
State 55 q 81; Winter Red Western So 0 1 IS
White Michigan 60 q 60; White Canada les In
bond. Corn 1c higher; safes 135, 900 bush; Mixed
Western IS q nc in store; 779p 77.c afoat. Oats
trmer at 513 q SIC; sales 81 900 bush Beef quiet
Pork heavy; mess at 10 90 q 10 IL. Lard heavy al
81 q IOs Butler quiet at 1S a Soc whiskey easier
Western tree IS q y5Ic. Rice firm at 81 q SIC Sugar
steady; Mueovado g 10c; fair to good refining q
Naval Stores-Spirits Turpentine dullat 6st a 7Oc
Rosin unchanged. Petroleum quet crude l41cj re-
Wool dun and unchanged; pulled 40 "a &c. ss-
Freights to Liverpool declining ard dull. Flour
per steam, IS Sd. Wheat 10Id. III .4Il7| :
CINCINNATI, Oct. 25 Pork steldy at 10 so. Lard
holders firm, asking 6Ie for shoulders G. "a 7Ic Tor
sides. Bacon in light demand holders firm; Shout
ders u q 7sc; clear rib sides closed at Y. Whskey
in goo1 demand al soc.
Supertine Winter 5 90 q 25 extra do 40 q 65
double extra 60 10 a ID. Wheat and Oats dull
unsettled, Corn duh and dropping; high Mixed AZ
"a 43c Pork quiet at 10 co. Bacon irmer; Shout
ders 73ci clear rib 72c; clear sides SCI order lots
advanced 10. Lard quiet at 81,
TOLEDO, Oct. 25.-Flour dull and unchanged No, &
White Michigan at 46: Amber do 43; No. Q Red al
| So; rejected red 90. Corn shade lower; Bigh
Mixed 54Ic; new do 5ac. Oats dull and unchanged
MILWAUKEE, Oct 25.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat quiet and steady - No. at 81; No. do al
at Is a 1S5, and 10 seller; No. do IA. Oats
No.2 at 90. Corn-No.2 scarce; sales at 4Ic. Rye
.eady; MOL at &c. Barley in tair demand; No.
Spring at 55c 5..s,I-,
Receipts-5oOO. bbls. flour, $4,000 bush. wheat.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 25.-Cotton dull; Mddlinf
uplands 17Ic.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 25-Cotton in moderate de.
mand; miodline uplands at III @17sc.
MOBILE, Oct. 25.-Cotton easier; Middlng upland'
1Sc.
NEW oRIeAEs, Oct. 25-Cotton heavy; Middlins
uplanls Isl q 1Sac. --L ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-10-26
brighton, Waterfown and Medford Cattle
Markets.

Especial Dispatch by International Line.l
BOSTON. Oct. %.
anu Lambs, TO- 800 Swine; last week. 31G3 Cattle, H.
1sS Sheep and Lambs, $500 Swine.
FROM Malne-9l7 Cattle. $50 Sheep and Lambs.
PRlcEs:-Beeyes-extra quality = 80 @ rs; first
third quality 81 % 70; poorest grades of coarse
bulls, &c, So so a 90 4y cwt. ana
brighton Hides a SIC; Brighton Tallow oslo;
Country Hides u "a &c Country Tallow "a 5Ic F fb
81 80 q Is " skin
+ working oxen-Extra and select pairs 5000 a $50;
ordinary 40 Gl 90 handy steers, $35 to $780, poor
anu coarse Cattle steers at prices ranging from $50
Store Catte-Yearlings $1 to IS; two year Odds $15
TO szo; three year ods S25 to as % head Tho OF
head. = ~ go S " "
Mich Cows-We quote extra and select $55 10 $780,
ordinary $3p to $50; store cows $1B to SIS u head
Sheep and Lambs-extra aud select lots 25 Ia so;
ordinary " 90 a SO 90, and from to TIC $9 fb.
swine-store rigs, wholesale, q 5; retail, @ T..
Fat Hogs st q 5sc % Id.
Poultry Extra 1871 a 16;; medium 14l q 15c;
Cattle Droves from Maine-D Lancaster u CATTLE
Blinn Ia, Allen & Merryman 20, j P Lancaster
~, a MACON Is, FaIrar " Merrill 49, Norton &
/ Wethern "a, Wker u Viles 49, j Chase ~ 7 T.
I Prescott go, Ester 20, Maxfeld & Dayi3 40 wins
81 Mclaughlin IL, r Potter "A, Conner q Ineas %
| Brown ~ Fisk as. Harlow q 1cintre 81 Gerry 81
\ Willard Il, Wyman q, Allen s. Curtis 20, ii W
| Spaulding 80, Collin g. Marble SO, b Worthlev 10
A Hodges 7, Simons u Heard 4s. j w WIthers IL
| u Sawtelle Il, j L Barrows3 49, Duloff is q w
| Heard 10, Dumps % cattle and I12 Sheep Trask
| SO Sheep d Hobart 20 cattle and 1902 sheep, o p
Estes II cattle and 1873 sheep Wells and Richardson
81 cattle and 124 sheep, Libby s. Thompson co sheen.
| Remarks--The trade tor beet cattle has not been
so good as that OF last week and prices have fallen off
iull halt cent Is pound from our last quotations
The supply from the West was larger than that OF