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sometimes men lend money with
out the foolish law Of usury before
their eyes. They occasionally get
40 high as two per cent. per month.
Now wherever there Is lender
tAere Is q narrower. We simply
submit for the consideration OF 10th
parties this fact, rs a mode of real
iEiDg O fortune, viz: Take one dol
lar, pat Il at interest at two per
cent. per month, and compound the
interest, and at the end Of ono hun
dred years 1t will amount 20 the
respectable little ''pile" OF two
thousand Eve hundred and fifty-twO
millions. seYen hundred and ninety
RInc thousand four hundred and
four dollars. You may let them
stand two hundred If You Ike;
Ehen It will DO more.
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CONGRESSIONAL GAINS. - One OF
the most surprising things OF the
iast election Is tho gains made by
the Republicans in congressman.
The next Hsusc will consist of 299
members. OF these the Republicans
will have 20i, and the Democrats SS,
. Republican majority of ll6, or
more than two-thirds. Tho Repub-
Lean majority in tho present Con-
gress Is 81, therefore there has been
= clear gain of 20 members. This
gain Is really astonishing, when We
consider the special efforts that were
made TO elect Congressman on the
part OF the 'mixed" party. There
had been steady gains by the Demo-
Grats for the past few years, until
the Republican majority had run
down from two-thirds TO 81. This
bad raised the hopes Of the Demo-
Gratis 10 . great extent. They expcc-
ted to get possession Of the House,
and IN o short time to so "weed
out" the Senate, that Il, too, would
% Democratic Tho latO election
nust have had a chilling effect on
tAeir hopes.
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NEWS AND PERSONAL ITEMS.

Republicans have % majority on
joint ballot in Alabama Legislature
VIM. p. Ross hAs been elected
chief of the. Cherokee Nation.
Massachusetts Legislature is in
special session; cause, Boston fire
The Kansas Pacific will soon have
200 miles OF road in operation.
General Msade's life was insured
for $4,000.
Greeiey's o6acial msjOrity fH Ten
| nesee is $3.50.
Boutwell, is o candidate for the
Senate in place of Henry Wilson.
The differences between. Theirs
and the FreAch Assembly are being
| settled. There 10 NO talk Of his res
EQUATION.
The radical papers Of New York
ara calling upon Fenton to resign
his seat in the Senate
Secretary Boutwell,, broke an en-
gagement to lecture in BrooklyH In
Consequence of the Boston disaster.
Bishop Huntingdon refuses to
lecture in Q course with Beecher.
Cause why, candles don't shine well
In sunlight.
10000 working girls were thfOwn
ont Of employment by the 80stoa
IRE. Nice comment on the K0nsss
City Times editorials. r-
The insurance companies OF Bcs-
ton were nearly all reHdsred insoi-
vent by the fire, and receivers have
been appointed to settle thair sf-
fairs.
Respect for the dead should cen-
ceal the fact that the most enthusi.
astic editorials OF the Tribune in
favor of Greeley's election were
written by Greeley himself. -,
An obituary OF respectable eta
zen, says that abe has gone to that
undiscovered burn" Horrible!
Wells & Baldwin, jewelers., have
annalyzed several Of the AFizonia
diamonds, and have found them
VAlueless.
A registered letter, containing
cut stones 10 the value of $sl, 600,
was seized at the New York pest
Office. Proceedings have been com.
menced in the last case 20 secure
the contscation CT the goods and the
of the smHgglers.
Forty-four drinking saloons were
reported by the police Of Chicago |
for selling liquor in that city, In
violation Of law, on Sunday last.
Mrs. PutAam has been awarded |
SIC, 600 damages for the loss Of her |
husband, killed by Foster, on the
Seventh Avenue ears New York.
Col. Blood was again arrested on
in Q civil suit brought by
ChAllis. In default OF $500 bail
be was jailed. He had just given
bail in another suit whsn arrested.
There are to be $1,000 copies of
he first edition ofSewaIsd's book Of
ravel.
MARSH AUEDocH.-MArsh fur. II
lock, Of the Wichita Eagle, who 10
elected Senator from tie 9th Dis
riot by over two thousand majority
las already served two terms in
hat body. The tsEm for sWhiah hB
Ias Just been elected viii make six |,
.yesrs far Aaesh, IN the ,
tate Senate. No other nan in the
tate has been thus elected for three
uccessive terms. AAEd0ek 81 all
and iuansaGiai IsH2slaet
o, iee HeataaRan Of 6101 ehfHtissI
nd wide acqa1izeaEee 1AroagA9zeI
DO State, and % eaergst3o 81 se !
BE Will, serve his ecns Be
Iituents eAcsently and ksaeEahS. Is
; Asehisea pNgy QAa8RseA =
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SENATOR BRANDLEY.-Capt. Hen
~ Brandley, who has been chosen
to the Senate from the district COM
posed OF Chase, Morris and Marion
counties, was a very reputable SOL
der Of the Ninth Kansas, serving
out . full enlistment with credit, Is
. thorouGh-going farmer OF Chase
county, highly esteemed Tor integ.
Tity and opacity, and has served QUO
winter as Representative and two
others as journal clerk Of the House
His Legislative experience, combin.
ed with his other excellent qualiG'
cations, will make him one of the
Ipost useful members Of the Senate
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Don't Do Tive wish TO enter
0ur serious protest against tho at
tempts or his friends to make Hon.
]. S. Kallock United States Senator
this winter. We want kalloch to
continue with his pspcr. lie has,
for some years, been promising us
Just such a literary and agricultural
treat ss the kansas Spirit and
aOw that he has 1t fairly started and
introduced, We submit that it would
aot be treating him with due con-
slderation TO take him from his
present field of usefulness and elect
him to the Senate. Kalloch Is now
engaged in 8 lecturing tour, telling
the people about "Thc Battle Of
Life," and may not bo aware OF the
attempts alluded to above to curtail
his sphere of usefulness. Kalloch
80 9 good editor. and might be o
good Senator. We don't know.
But we had rather not run any
Fisks. Let Us have Kalloch and tho
"Ksnsas Spirit" or else we shall
refuse to he happy. In tho lam
suage Of Billy Sprigs, "w-he.i-c-h 2"
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g. c. Hutchinson, of Reno county.
10 banking sander tho name and
stylo" OF the Reno County Bank.
Just how II. stands pecuninriiy we
don't know, (his character is good
enough backius,) but VIC do know
that he IL perfectly solvent in tho
matter of practical ideas concern
ing his portion Of Kansas. He has
Just been returned to the House,
and II Western Kansas can show o
better man for tho position We will
chronicle the fact, gladly. If the
State could assemble one hundred
- good Legislators as e. G. Hutch
inson each year, its interests would
be better promoted than they could
be by tho building Of dozen rail-
roads.
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the two cities. For this purpose
bonds have been issued 20 the
amount of $36, 000,000
Verify the rcEUes are ell getting
smoked out:" Jay Gould has
been arrested at the suit of p. II.
Watson, president of the Erie road,
on charge of appropriating to bis
own use nine and Q half million
dollars belonging to Erie stoekhol-
ders while he had control of that
company. Gould has given bail.
The bail was fixed at 100000.
Tho intellectual capacity of thu
young ladies of Vasssr College 10
reported to havo become something
immense. An average young lady
Of sixteen there will work out .
problem in algebra hard enough TO
break = slate, write an essay on the
evolution of species, road 6 religious
PAPER, discuss its articles on saliva
ton by grace and then make the
paper into bustIe, and commit 8
dozen pages of French to memory,
all before breakfast.
OBsTEUCTISG EMIoRATIoN.-The
German Government has issued q
ministerial decree, commanding the
German railway companies to dis
continue the practice Of transport.
ing emigrants unless full rates are
paid for persons and baggage
Hitherto the companies have car.
ried emigrants to the seaboard a
very low rates, and baggage free
thus encouraging emigration. The
decree 10 arbitrary, and obstructl
emigration by increasing. the din
eulties in reaching the sesboard.
A PROLIFIC FAAILY.-There il
now living in Bollinger county
Missouri, an old citizen named Ran
dolph Cheek, who was born II
North Carolina in 1857. His wifi
is living yet and was born in tn
year 1773. He is los and she is 81
| years old. They are the parents o
eleven children, all living, and tn
youngest one of whom is AZ year
old.
OF the children ten are married
and their offspring numbers 100, o
whom eighty are still living /; o
these grand children twenty -thre
are married andEhave sixty children
some of whom are old enough t
marry.
This makes 8 family OF 153 pei
sons all living, and reaching owe
four generations.
RAIDING THE CoECKRT SALOON
THE proprietors and employee q
nine Broadway concert saloon
numbering about 300 persons, wei
arrested on Saturday night ct th
instance Of Mayor Hall, who sinC
the election is quito anxious to In
prove the morals Of the city. Al
other raid was made Monday nigh
The girls were locked up for Ii
night, but the well-dressed scour
drels who run the bells were place
under bonds for trial. Those COZ
cert saloons are smoug the wor
denS OF vice in New York. 1
dispatch says:
They have recently become moi
brazen in their operations, the CIR
appearing dressed as pages or
some other semi-nude cossum
Unblushing robberies in maxim
change was the rule in all of then
while larger crimes were planne
by the thieves in league with q
fallen women who acted as wal
ers.
There is not in either Engisn'
ireland or Scotland such Q thing {
sleeping car; nor, in fact. an!
whore in Europe save in Russi
where the railroads are modelIe
after ours. There il just now
strong demand made for this pesu
lar accommodation in England
even so powerful an agent &c Il
} Times is enlisted on the part OF Il
public.
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EMPORIA.

\ gentleman who lately visited
this city from the Capital ha0 this to
say of rs in the Commonwealth,
upon his return:
And now we come to Emporia,
the queen city of the plains. A
good supper, genial company, and q
warm bed, all to be found at the
Robinson House, kept by the best
of youthful landlords, Messrs.
Hankla & Peters. found us in the
best OF spirits, when aurora in IL
quid gold was gliding the oriental
heavens, snd tho magnificent orb OF
day with yesplendent rays waE-but
here we got up, breakfasted and
walked forth TO $50 the city, or
there's no telling how long this
fancy sort of business might have
gone on. We soon had the pleasure
of renewing old acquaintauces.
Doctor Morris, whom we found
we'll fixed, was our family physi-
cian away back in tho old Empire
State. and what is still better, one of
the prominent citizens OF Oneida
county. The Jones brothers are old
school fellows, upon whose "rein-
deer" VIC have "slode" III days
agonc. They are capital fellows
and in good quarters. Bancroft &c
McCartcr are the largest dry goods
firm west of Topeka, aud richly de-
servo tho large patronage they re.
ceive. Jacob StOtler, of the News,
turns out ono Of tho best weeklies
in the State. Business OF every
is brisk, and the city is
We predict for EmpOria
q bright and prosperous future, and,
were we not Topekan, We would
be an Emporium.
The Normal School Is doiHg thor
ough work. The faoulty, Professors
Hoss, Dilworth, Bebcock, Jones,
and Brewea, arc Isrselites
indeed, lin whom there is no guile"
Tho now Normal building is the
most magnificent school cdifice in
tho west, and will be a "joy forever"
to Emporia. Prof Carmichael is
the genial and efficient superintend-
ent Of the public schools of this
rity
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FROM BAZAAR.

We extract the following from q
letter from an old friend at Bazaar,
Chase county:
EDITOR NEws Find enclosed 81,
to pay for The NEWS. Send on the
paper. We can't do without is up
here in Chase, as most of rs arc
good Republicans and don't 20
much on the "PurlfeEs," or their
great Philosopher. Your paper has
done q good work fog. the Republi-
can cause In this county.
The election went OF all right &C
Bazaar. Greeley men Were scarce,
but they are more scarce since eiec-
0ons
Everything IL prosperous up here.
Crops are good. and We think money
viii % more plenty, n0w that Grant
- 4SAGzt 49, mo- aE =
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NOTICE IL hereby given that by vir-
IN tue OF an order Of sale. Issued by the
clerk Of the district court ofLyon Co., Kan,
and 60 ne directed. will, on Monday, the
10th day OF December, 1873, at IL O'Clock q.
m, 1t the 6rSAs door OF the court house,
In said colsz1E, oRer for sale, 1t public
auction, 70 tks AiEheSt bidder, for cash,
the following described real estate
situate in said county, to-wit: Lot No.
g Of section 9, township 10, range 10,
contaiaing 1fty-Six and $1,000 acres more
or less; alaO 80 rods In width OF the north
side Of the southwest quarter of section 9,
township 10, range 10, containing 60 acres
more or less. excepting the right Of way
granted to the URion Pacific Southern
Branch railroad company; also the
following described piece OF timber land
| situate IN said county, to.wit: Com
mencing At the northeast corner Of the
northeast quarter OF the southwest quar-
ter OF section 4, township Is, range 10,
| running thence south IL rods; thence esl
90 rods; thence Rorth II rods; thence east
% rods to place OF beginning.to be sold q:
the property OF W. II. Baughman, to sat
isfy . judgment In favor Of J. Il Finley
JOHN BAY,
sheriff OF Lyon county, Kan.
| Emporis, Kan, Nov -. 1873 1889
=" ak 1N-Aaasu6ScnbeT for Tai
| " NRWA
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Judge Trumbull is not commnui.

Judge Trumbull is not commune
catiyc upon political matters y
newspaper reporter tried TO 'inter-
view" him in Chicago the other day
upon the senatorial contest in ILL
nois. Mr.. Trumbull was leaving
town for weeks absence, and was
therefore unable, he said, "to grant
the interview" and added: az it
were otherwise convenient, should
hardly be willing to go before the
country on public questions till we
are further removed from the eN-
element Of tho present canvass,
and the people arc in state OF mind
moro calmly to consider the future"
Amer tho 18th of March noXt the
Judge viii have ample time to con-
slider his future e.
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J. NEW BooK.-The Common
wealth Company, Topeka, has IN
press, and will issue In q short time,
. volume by James W. Steele
I"DeaAe AonAhan, entitled "Sons
Of the Border" Tho book embraces
the admirable character sketches
contributed to tho Kansas Magazine
by Mr.. Steele during the last twelve
months. These sketches have ut
tanned . remarkable popularity all
over the country, and the writer
has been accorded place smong
the leading story-writers of the
time. Mr.. Steele writes of what he
has himself seen and experienced ;
and the people and things no deals
with are entirely now to our litera-
turc. The thoughts and feelings,
2he habits aud foiblcs of tho pecu-
liar people who inhnbit tho far
frontier, ara here painted,with skill,
force and fdelity; and no one who
81 Interested In the strange life Of
90 rlalns and moaAtalns should
RaGaeet II VynsaSo oRs pf ftose'eE-
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EMPORIA NEWS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1872.
NEWS AND EDITORIAL NorEs.

England seems to Ike the
arbitration line OF business Since
bar experience with our Uncio Sam
she has had . little breaking ont
With the little kingdom Of Porta-
Sai about some little colony Of worry
Hstls consequence. SO, rather than
Rght AbOat It, they have senslbly
concluded 20 arbitrate and have
chosen the French President, Theirs,
70 10 the arbitrator betweea them.
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<. C.. f. q W. v. r. R.
rreli.iRary Survey to E@poria

The surveyors of the Kansas City.
Emporia & Walnut Valley railroad
arrived here last Friday, having
completed the RAINING of i route
from Ottawa, via Qnenemo, Arvon-
Ia and Neosho Rapids, to this place
The chief engineer reports a most
feasible route. The profile was ex-
hibited to the Board of Trade II
the afternoon, which body msde ar
appropriation to paw for the survey
Our people were highly pleased
with the report of the survey.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

ID out OF the District Court for Lyon
county, Kansas. and TO me directed l
will, on the Esd day of December. 1879,
at I2 o'clock m, at the door Of the court
house, in said county. offer for sale the
following described real property, situat-
ed in the city of Emporia. in said county,
to-Wit: Lot IT Rural street; LOT lI2 Com
meroiAl street, lots 49, s.. 20 and 20 on
Mechanics street; lots IS, 10, IS, IS and 81
on Union street; 80. 80, 20 and 81 on Ex-
change street. Sold rs the property Of
Z. p. Bancroft. Mary Nj Bancroft and
Fannie YeckIey, to satisfy judgment in
favor OF the Emporia National Bank.
JOHN BAY,
1881 Sheriff OF LYON Co. Kan
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NEW AovERr.sEaEnr.
Alliance.
Sheriff's Proclamation.
STATE OF KANSAS,
CnnSrY OF I.YnS ; ,.

The State Of Kansas, to all to IehOn
these presents come, greeting:
" NOW We that 1, John Bay, sheriff of
~ Lyon county, Hans a., by virtue of
authority In me vested, do, by this proc
lamatioE:, give public notice that on
Tuesday, the 10th day of December, 1872.
there will be held q speciaI election, and
the ballots TO be used at this election
shall have written or printed thereon,
"Eor the railroad bOi.ds and stock, or
Against the railroad bonds and stock -
and votes of electors will be received at
the polls OF each election district in said
| county.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
my official hand, at my ONCE, in Enporis
in said county, this 18th day Of Soven-
Der, 1872. JOHN BAY,
1919 Sheriff of Lyon county. KdG.
Emporia. Kan, Nov. /, 1872.
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SfravA6-

ERoA the subscriber, living on the
= Cottonwood river, 80 miles south.
west OF Emporia, sdjofnlng II. ". Kir.
kendalps, about the leth Of October, 6
sorrel mare. three years old last spring
branded with Ggures II (elesen) on the
give IS for her return, or for inrornstior
Of her whereabouts.
HOWELL WILLIAMS,
$3.50 Emooria Kan
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rHAxkse1v1xe IN oLDEx Irrz,

-
Lons life 70 Eaapk.sivia.i e q bee wia
sing, 5
Fo: green in my aesr. .,ses thy memory
spring:
A vision OF plenty sweeps over NY eyes,
With favor CT fowls and arOtaa Of pies.
> rwss Sunday: Aad loud fssa tAs pulpit
was read
By good fArson Stiles, what tAs aeveraer
In his long p-Oclamatisn, infOSmIag the
land
The time OF Th.uksgiyiaE was nearly =.
hand. $500
I remember 1t WELL though samsasr suns
pass
o'er the psrson's low grave In the Iosg
tangled grass;
Though the tithing-man'sk knock forever IL
still,
And the church passed sway froIa i,s site
on the hill.
1 remember from Monday tin Thursday
at noon,
Which my grandmother said was entire.
ly too soon
To accomplish the pastry and gArnish the
feast
For the boys from the West snd the girls
from Down East,
There was chopping and frying from NOR
ming till night,
And bloody deeds done by the lanterns
dim light;
While the great rudy blaze set the kiteh-
en- aglow,
AAd the well polished pewter cleaned
forth from the bow.
1 remember how clearly the farmhouse
Wa swept,
How the cold wiRter moon kissed the
couch where slept;
How the fairies At midnight shot flowers
on the pane,
Thst dissolved In the mora like the mist
on the plain.
Then came Aunt J rusha, who wore 3
tall cap,
And 9 black aiming apron smOcthed over
her lap,
And good Uncle Nose. whe always look
ed shy,
And stepped shert in his speech At q
glance from her eye.
There, toe, was big Luther, ard Mabel
his wife:
And leaa Uncle struthers. an fresh from
his strife
In the courts OF the law, where hii
troubles appeared
4 lamb Of the dock. still nReiy. though
sheared.
There was biun Tommy living, and
Mary, a. Enild,
As the May.nowers that grew In thG
Sycamore Wild,
Who refused me . kiss, but offered In
stead
A blush which sold plain what her ossoE
had said.
Then We all went to church, and / Tel
fast asleep,
Though 1 tried to remember the tex
verse to keep,
And Swoks when the rustiing Of feet o.
Proclaimed to ny ear that the servie'
was s'er.
Bus year after year fewer came {" th'
farm:
Aunt Jerusha went arAt, and We Eel
without harm
To good Uncle Nose, who 80 longer lock
ed shy,
Though he spoke Of her vert, with q tea
In his eye.
Alas for the years that slaca rsen hsv'
fied.
How few are the living, hew many th'
dead,
OF those who came down in lits's early
prime, e..
And made glad the table Of Thssksg1T
iug-tiIne!
night,
Or call them around where the Hresid'
CLEANS bright,
Ny eyes would be dImzned with fAst-fal
ling tears
For those who have passed down the hill
side OF years.
But why should weep tor the dear one
no more,
SO far ON lIfc's journey, co Rear to thI
shsre
Which is trodden by those who, viii
palm branch and crown,
With Isaac and Jacob and Moses sit down
SO; bless thee, Thanksgiving! thy sd-
vent shall bring
To this half.froaea heaKt en- impulse o
sPring;
And cheerfuIIy singing farewell to hfe's
ills,
viii pa ass the last guide-post thGs point
TO the hills.
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NKw ApvERTiskMENrs


money LOT SALE
coo LBS. honey for sale at the fol-
OOO.lowing rAtss, to-wit: From
five 20 tSn lbs. At SOC per ID; twenty five
lbs and upward, 1Sc per ID. Persons
wanting TO purchase can buy direct from
lae. or &c Wicks q AaFse' grocery store.
AS-6Is p. EDWARDS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mayors 'Pr0clamatfon.

A n election Tor or against the issue o
ditionsl rail road Will be held In this cit,
on Tuesday, November 10, 1871, Thi
following gentlemen are hereby appoint
ed Judges and Clerks Of such election:
LIST Ward-Judges, ". ". Whipple
Non. 9; v. Eskridge, Capt. John sebss
I'd Ward-Judges, Thos. Murdock, r
4. Hirth, z. G.: Wfbley; Clerks, o. W
Amidon, Thos. Stone.
Sd Ward-Judges, Capt. C. 81. North,
y: Whitelesey, VIM. Carson; Clerks, DR..
w. W. Hibben, Kerus.
18th Wafd-Judgee, Rev. Melvin, Judge
Watson, EX-GOV. Sam. Crawford; Clerks,
MIlton Ro berts, Rev. ". E. Copeland.
Polls will be opeaed and election held
at the same places ss they were held st
the last general election.
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GA~ov0A

TROM the subAcri6sr, dark bay, slim
II batlt. half pony mare, branded Nv
p" on lefG hip. A suitable reward will
be given for her return, OF for informA-
ton leading to her recovery. Word to
be LETT 1t Nichols livery stable, in En-
poria. JAMES FYFE.
AZ laE Haoar;, Rau
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kansas CITY Market.

Kansas CTTT, Nov. 81, 1874.
Cattle-Ths demand for good grades
continue active. Quotatscns are as fol-
Iows: choice native steers SSs5 Is; good
e4aSj good native feeding steers, &4A4 so;
good native cows aud heifers o. eoas s.
smooth thorough TexaA steers q 2saS;
veal calves, per Head. S6a11.
Hogs-ActiVe; selling at % eSa3 70.
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St. Louis Market.

St. Louis Market.
81. LOUIS, Nov. 81.
Flour unchanged.
Wheat; goo.i demand for GpriEg; little
Offering; No regular l %; sample Iota
No II; fall firm; No 3 red 08.
Corn dull and unchanged; No WbIte
mixed 40c.
Oats firm and unchanged; Ne. mixed
941zs26c.
Barley; lev grades dull. No g, eoc;
Kansas sold At 76H751<c.
Rye firm; No 2, SIC.
Pork quiet &C SISa1S IS.
Bacon quiet; shoulders Ss<e clear rib
exc, clear sides I0c.
Hams 14Al6.
LAID unchanged; prime steam 7H.
Higkwtnes Gt zoe.
Cattle quiet and unchanged.
Hcgs active ana higher, % % 76a4 Is;
H0st sales at %. Receipts e,SO8.