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Political Notes

Senator Morton spoke in st. Louis yesterday
to large and enthusiastic audience.
Attorney General Williams spoke 10 a large
republican mass meeting in Richmond, Va,
last night.
The republicans of the Nashville CTennessee)
Congress.
The straightout democrats in Ohi8 have
nominated full electoral ticket for the state
III favor of O'COnOr and Adams.
An election is being held in Baltimore TO -day
for members of the first branch OF the city
council, TO hold office for one year.
IL is stated that Mr.. Greeley has male I'D bis
mind that "no amount of damning win stem
the present popular GENERALIZATION Trans
erigt
eN-Judge f. Mott, accepting the nomination
for Mayor of New York by the committee OF
fifty representing the different reform organila-
tons Of that city.
1t appears that the Congressional muddle in
the Nashville district is at hast settled The
democratic executive committee, to whom the
question was left, have selected Col. Golladay
General A. NJ. VIM, Supreme Architect of
the Ecumenic Order of United Mechani IS
writes to A. f. kedstone, Worthy Grand
Architect in this city, a letter in which he Avs
he intends to support Grant because he is the
mechanic friend.
=. AHoiuas H. elmer was last night nominated
.0r Congress in the seventh district OF New
YORK and Charles b. Shaw in the eighth district
by Tammany Hall. Adolph G.. During has been
nominated in the sixth district by the republ-
cans.
A special dispatch to the New York Times
from st. Louis, Oct. Il, says; Trumbull in
Illinois seems TO have given up the contest for
state and national tickets, and is now using
every means in his power, and is resortng to all
kinds of trades and gains to obtain the legsls
ture. This will avail him nothing, hcwese :,
the state is sure for Grant and Ogiesby, and the
Legislature will be republican beyond question.
POISONING BY VASILLA ICE-within the
last ten years several cases of poisoning, from
the use of vanilla ice, have been noticed and
published in Paris, Munich, Vienna and other
places. The most careful investigations have.
failed to discover tire cause. In few cases
traces of lead, iron and tin, from the vessels
used, have been found in the ice, but as no
poisoning has ever resulted from fruit ices pre-
pared in the same vessels, it cannot be due to
that. Schroff is Of the opinion that tue vanilla
bean Is poisoned by the natives of South Amer
lea and M exico, who rub them with Acaiou oil
10 make them smooth and soft. This oil is not
seldom contaminated with a sharp substance
which acts like cantharides. He thinks il less
pro babe that the injurious effects are due to
small crystals found in the epdermis OF the va
nilla bean (benzoic acid.)-Joarnal of Applied
Chemistry.
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NEuLIAM l.. WALL 4 CO.,
w New Marble Building.

CARPETS t-CARPEfs !-CARPETSl
We Lave inst received FROM the Importers and
HsuufActurets for rrfy ate sale, a very large and
tsudsoIGe sfcCk II fODY aud TAPE>rBIEs.
9HkEBPLi. ISGRAIk sLd other OARPETs,
b.trg of this sesson o. and 10 which call the at
sr,icc 81 buyers. [oelsl ". J.. WALL d co.
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Fire I'm Newark.

NkwARK, N. j., Oct. q Pre- caucht lasf
nent IN The drapery OF the chapel Of Our Ladv
~ ST Johns Catholic Church, at Orange.
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EVIDENCE STOLEN FROM PENNSYLVANIA
COURT EoCsR.-Last March soon after the
Pennsylvania legislature appointed the reautiit-
ing committee, the court house at York. Pa.
was entered and number Of vouchers stolen
Monday aight another bold stroke was MADE
The court house was again entered aud ali the
tIeasurers accounts were stolen. together with
the stub-bOok, in which is contained the record
Oh notes issued by the county; but the most i'm
portant Of all, the reauditor's report itself
which was to have been filed at the Ncyember
court, containing, 1t Is said, evidence Of eiean-
tic frauds, was taken. e'e~
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PUNCH addresses this rhyme to asweet In.
nocenf:-
There was Young Lady of Tenbv,
Who wrote to her ooa fddnte: an b.
don't want TO wed,
No such thoughts ia my head;

FAST TINE FOR A ONE-YEAR OLD-At a
colt exhibition in Lexington, KY, yesterday
Mambrino Patchen, dam by a thorou ohbred
mare, In a two mile trial of speed. male the
hrst mile in three minutes and FIVE seconds
and the second mile in three minutes and two
seconds, S WV
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CREAT BAkGAIss.

SECONDHAND LUMBER
For sale CT SLset, between l4th and 18th cas-.
Capitol Hill.
81 Coz feet ore fnch Boards, 81 eco feet Flooring
1o Loo fe-t Joists, (o feet Sc&Ifling 10 o Shu-
e;ss. 5000 Iaths, 500 feet Iron Pipe SO Doors
anS Frames. 40 Frames, Ssshes and Blinds, 4 GO
fee. SpCUtipg and GuttsrihR IS o0g Brick ready
fer ssle il large small lots To suit purchaser
Cal the Lincoln Bulk iugs, Capitol Hii ocl7
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER. -.
IN MIR. j. g. SAvILLR, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY, October q, 1879,
EVERY EVENING during the week, and SATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON,
The Celebrated Actress,
MISS CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
IL her and successful society play acted for ten
OLYMPIC III EATER, NY,
To Crowded Houses, AID entitled
ONE WIFE!
ONE WIFE,
ONE WIFE,
Produced with
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
ELEGANT COSTUMES,
FURNITURE LA MODE,
AND POWERFUL DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS.
Sc ats secured daily from q. N. to .. IN. at Box
Office Of Theater.
MONDAY. October 2S-
MIR. j. e.. SAVILLE
AS ELIOT ebay,
Ia Lester Wallsck's Great Play,
oc2l-tf o 3 Ds l. E.
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TIE KENTUCKY
l. Ii = AIRY GIFT Conc Il II r
100000 i'm Bank to Pay all Gifts.
II Full Dra@fns fs Sight.
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

At the second Grand Gift Concert, authorized by
special act of the Legislature in aid of the Public
Lirrsry OF Kentucky, unavoidably postponed from
September Is TO December 7, aud which positiy civ
ana pnequiy ocaliy occurs liz Louisville, KY, SAT-
UBDAI December Z, lsZ2, without further delay ON
any account whatev following Cash Gifts ar
for distribution by lot amcng the ticket holders:
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WASHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE,
w EtreRth ST., south Of Pennsylvania dUen0s


w EtreHth ST., south Of Pennsylvania dUenUs.
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION
STARTLING NOyELTI ES
Miss LYDIA WEBSTER, the Female Her
cples and KehOe Club SSinger; Mr.. HARRY
BRoWE, Qqi.ter and Godrich, Ii lie Gallstti,
Mons. Cordel.a "a, and beautiful Ballet Trout pc;
petite ard dashing vocal ST, Miss Lula Delmay the
dsshlDg actress. d9DseUse and vocalist, Miss SAL
LIE APT; James W. Wesley and Miss Addie Ohm
SON Miss bese Celeste. Messrs. Parker, Burosrk
h Jean Buckley Ind James Douglass. First time
81 tne new ballet divertissement entitled La FLO
l.. introducing Miss Laura LeClair, Miss Sallie
Wesner, Miss Emma Smith. aud the entire CORPS de
Bellet. Fins, time OF the lau0hable comic drama,
written bv W. j. Thorn pson. entitled WASHING
TON UPSIDE DOWN; OR, 19J2-introducing the
Monster Triple Company.
TIL RSDAY, Oct 24th, appearance of the truly
wonderful Female Antipodean,
MILE EMMA,
in Der thrilling and perilOus feat of Walking the
Ceiling Head DOwnwards, without the aid Of pes,
hooks, or suction.
Mr. GKORGE B. BROWN. the Daring and In.
trepid Gymnast, on the Aerial Cord or Flying Ira
peZe.
Ladies' Nights, every Tuesday and Friday.
Family Matinefs. every Wednesday and Saturday
Lock out for THE WHITE CROOK. oc2l-tf
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LIE COAL TRADE IL just now working salts
factorily 10 all interests and AZ nrices - -.
sumers a. low a. can be afforded and MAINTAIN
present wages at the mines. In order 10 cor
uuue me present satisfactory condition OF affairs
we understand that representatives from an the
ooai,carrying and coal producing Companies
Wa hold meeting at New York to- morroW-
Pkilddely ltid Ledoey. of
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Special NOTICES.

except Nattsns' Crystal Discovery. .....-. IS
All other proprietary medicines and everything
usually TO be found in frst class drug store the
similar low figures,
ARTHUR NATTANS, DRuGGI.T,
ocl9 tr Corner ID aud streets ". w.
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HERE YOUR boRGIA.-A poisoning case u
Scotland promises, az the allegations made
prove well founded, Ia afford the clue 10 A most
extraordinary series OF similar crimes The ac-
cused IL a middle-aged woman named Mary
Ann Cotton, about five feet six inches I'm height
ami rather swarthy complexion, who now lies
Ia Durham all awaiting her trial on the charge
OF wilful murder Of her stepsOn. Charles Ia
ward Cotton, at West Auckland. Her career
since she LETT her mothers roof. when eightpsn
or nineteen years OF age, seems 10 have been a
strange one. She has been no less than tOar
times married, in two cases 20 widOwers having
families. No fewer than twenty deaths are said
To have occurred at her hands, viz, those Of her
mother, three husbands, fifteen children, and a
lodger.
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A Card.
Clergyman, while residing in South America,
missionary, discovered u safe and sim pie remedy
for the cure of Nervous WesKness. Early Decay,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted aud unfortunate will send the recio
for pre- paring and using this medicine, in q sealed
envelope. to any W no needs il, Free Of ChaTss
Address, JOSEPH T. INMaN,
Station ID, Bible House,
mar22-ly New York City.
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VIM. Clark, the Indianapolis wife muir
derer, has been sentenced to be 4ne, Decem-

VIM. Clark, the Indianapolis wife muir
Der 22d.
1John McKeon is raid to have determined
70 Withdraw a senior counsel for Stokes. A
new witness has been found who heard the hotel
boy hart tell different stories concerning thD
shooting.
1As the train was leaving Mansfield,
Missouri, last night, Conductor Perch was shot,
supposed by o person whom he had excluded
passage.
~ The Richmond, Frederi6ksburg and
Potomac railroad company are erecting build
inRs two miles above Richmond City, On their
lines, for carpenter shops and car sheds, to be
finished by the LIST Of December.
~ This 70 the worst year that has ever been
known In Kansas for pulling guns out Of
county has just pulled one, and now has to nart
her hair on the side her only arm u on.
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WHEN MIR. LINCOLN was questioned in regard
10 some OF the witticsms attributed to him. such
as Grant and the Whiskey," ETC., he lau ghed
and said: The papers make me smarter than |
am have said none of these things with one
exception. did say, when had the smallpox.
NOW let the ofhce-seekers come. for at last /
have something I cam give 70 All of them.n
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
INTERNAL REvRNUK.-The receipts from this
urca IN. day vvere SoF0 .D1 60

TIE President, Mrs. Grant aud Miss Nellie
are expected here this evening or tomorrow
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LOST $4,000 ON TIE 6rRR.T.-0wen O'Con-
nor, spectator, in New York, yesterday With
OF Hannibal and st. Joseph railroad convertibIe
eight per cent. bonds, intending to place them
IN the hands Of brokers, but they were lost on
nn NY tnitnec. The bonds were of the deuom-
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coKNs HEH9yE1 WITHOUT PAIN

SSs Iotn street, opposite u. 3 Treasury.
Runions, Club and IngroWiRg Mails. Chilbfains,
vascular Excrescepces, &C.. successfully treated.
OF business during Office hours. Or. hieS unable
At.epdaIee at ofice q; at rssideucs IS ser Visit
9.tsrs 70 sUinens Roy sicisns. surgeons aud thou
e2cds - other well known pa rcns.
fEsTArtlsHED IN WASHINGTON, lS6l.) COS
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SThe pre-hysteric period-before tisb,
iacing was invented. Ns"'
HPunch has found man too lazy 70 labor
under an impression.
ga prominent citizen or oIvmpsa VT
nas oeen sued BY squaw tor . breach OF
The Montreal servant girls have strucl
month. sA< per
ga Liverpool lsborer rides TO and fran,
on his head. e einnef
@sarah Fox, at. eighteen, and crossea I'm
lose, drowned herself In Big Indian, FIoyd
Strauss has hOrriaed the vieunese mn
bringing back with him from Boston the VIZ
OF tobacco-chewing. -' VIC
Alphonse Karr has in his library the str,
OF me once lady-love and that OF q serSan,-cs.,
notorious for robin & him. s"i
Joaquin Miller prescribee a rat.,ausk.,.
rssle 20 De worn la the hat as q sur cars ~,
AT Washburn, IL, q girl eight xe.r. a..
nIeo srevolver INTO the mouth OF H. in,s.,
H'ece no years old. funeral next d Az.
Inc wife Of the Rev. Peter c.....
sei sisee nim She was hts compan,o, 80
'oi sih's three years Of his ministerial !, re- WIG
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OF Lincoln" 1--WE should have susnectaa r.,
me work was prompted by party and personal
luminosity 10 Mr.. Lincoln, If IL we're usual VITA
american writers 10 conceal such snimosifv
unoer the mask Of approval or OF ipnpartiaiitv s,
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MISS NELLIE GRANT HOME FROM EURoPE
The steamer Scotia, from Liverpool, reached
the docks in New York last night. Among the
passengers were Miss Nellie Grant and Secre-
tary Borie and family. President Grant and a
number of friends boarded the steamer belo "
from the United States steamer Catalina and
welcomed his daughter home.
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RAEJO AND GUITAR.
GEORGE 4. WISE,
Instructor.
COLONIZATION BUILDING,

-lsa' Corner Of - street and Penna. venue.
OLD MOL On ExhibitiOn (N8w No
$50 and sale ass
No. as fth street, between and + streets, eisht
do2rs shove Odd Fellow Hau.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangtngs, window
shades, Ptctrrss, Francs, Picture Cer0s end fas-
TERMS CASE,
Please remember Name aad Number. jel.lys
f. 8. yUsrH PAYS rAIE PRICES for Ladies',
- ~. Cent? ard ChidrsaS sEO0HD-HAND
SHOES, &C., al 6l0 d street. between 9Th and 7th
sts Notes BY mail promptly attended to. oce-ly
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The day's business at the u. s. sub-Treasury was:
Foreign Exchange closes upon the basis Of the an
nexed fnomiual rates:

Money ruled sringently from the very commencement
of business, and by midday borrowers paying as
much eighth per cent and interest called loan
untl Monday. the majority OF transactions being done
at q sixteenth fat The afternoon showed little yield.
ing but stl at the close rates at gold to a thirty
second The discount market was entirely neglected
The bank statement was unfavorabe, every item show
ing decrease Tho specie was down sllS9O0o. The
coin movement OF the week the disbursement Of
NosIoo in coin interest about 100000 In called bonds
and 100000 the regular gold SALE tho specie export
amounting 10 s3262i and tho customs payments s. l4
49, The banks lost si,O97 I25 Ia lawful money aud now
hold IN excess over legal consisting Of legal
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10 CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
SATURDAY, Nov. %.

A fair degree of activity has been shown in
the approach Of the close Of navigation checks pur
chascs beyond immediate requirements In breadstufs
n good business reported, and general improve
ment has marked the course Of the week Flour has
come in literally but the stocks hand are small and
the demand quite lively for export, wheat being also In
good shipping inquiry, In groceries quiet market has
been noted without any important variations In prices
Cotton has been active both here and In Liverpool,
and very general advance in prices has marked the
course Of the week in this important staple, result
due part Liverpool and in part decreased re-
cepts AT the close the market dull basis OF
100 for Low Mddngs. The receipts the week were
1855 bales against 0GO bales last week, l337O5 the
previous week, and 2J465 for the week ending Nov. /.
The total receipts since Sept. foot up l0O59l6 bales
against 77O274 bales time In 1871 increase OF
235C2 bales The exports for the week 774O9 bales
against 5242S same time In 1871, increase OF
bae The total exports 456i5 bales against us
in 1871 Tue total stocks hand 370g2J against
85Os13 last year, increase OF 2Ol0 bales The dry
goods trade has been disturbed by the effects OF the
Boston fire. and II IL likely time will elapse before
affairs will become settled fiir business has been
done, however. under the circumstances. The
dry goods entered for consumption during
the week amounted 10 s9I,slO; withdrawn
from warehouse, t4756n; warehoused, Sisl, $50;
The events occurring In Wast aud In the Stock Elk
change during week ending today, were In 10 wise
interesting until yesterday, and up 20 that time duness
had the leading characteristic. Stocks had ruled
quiet and passing steady. gold inactive at Il3s9la
and Governments nrm; but money stringent from
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BAYKlYG-HoUsE OF FISK q HArcH,

BANklNG-HOUSE OF FISK ~ HATCH,
No. ) Nassau-st, New-YoTk.
We receive DEPOSITS and allow interest on daily
balances, issue Understanding CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT make COLLECTIONS all parts of the United
States and Canadas and execute orders at the Stock
Exchange for INVESTMENT STOCKS AND BONDS
We buy and sell. as usual, GOVERNMENT, CENTRAL
PACIFIC and WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, and espe-
cially recommend 20 the attention of investors
the SIX PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
of the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO r. II. COMPANY, which
are issued either coupon registered, in denomina
tons of $780, $500, and 81 900; interest is paid in
gold, May and November. The smaller denomna-
tions nearly exhausted, and Of the $1,000 bonds
we have only small supply remaining. AT their
present price they yield per eent income a
gold.
This great work Is about completed; there are now
nearly 400 miles finished, and only about Is miles re-
nam to unite the Atlantic tide waters 10 the Ohio
River valley by the shortest and easiest rai route
possible.
The quantities of white oak, poplar, pine, walnut
and other valuable timbers; the camel, splnt and
bituminous Goals the varieties of iron ores; the lime
stone salt and other products, render the route of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad probably ths
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rPFiGTTsTie supply Of grain room b. week. Is
about an taken have been enabled 70 Obtain her rates
Int the business was the chaeng business there was
gh cali Tor The petroleum trade % unchanged rates The
hush Wheat al 90 ana 0 bales Of Cotton A. 10 London,
1000 bush Grain at d steam Tie charters were; Blush S-A
hence orders, United Kingdom and Cont sh 5.V
Barcelona, With 100 bbs. RelHei Petroleum At g. o.
GRAlNThe buoyancy and activity TIA. on w nas mar
date Of our last has been more apparent SINCE t more
ALE HeTs from ESF0 sg s 59 a N b have S s8na
Inquiry for export and milling and we have 20 mote a e
rrovmeut marked Common Winter ease higher with
only limited milling demand Tue sryals nave oeeh le
the prospects shall close the With less than 800 GOO bush
mis- under existing circumstance regard very m ihcani and
We Sro hone to meet any considerable foreign
v Tor the sea6oai Il yer pressing de-
by the last mall of Great Britain large,
slG the sbseaee Of any .peeuye feeling a, heir PM
cal shipping ports s SURPRISING Il probable tLey are ioo9s
M much larger shipments from tne Atlantic ports thn h e hkey 70
have been nd by ani Goyelni reports re-
rr a d59 S1thoes assure Us We think tsJ viii and
Hc to make good than iley suppose one tang w
they much high and hr enates om other countries r
vide from tue marx as one case ley cannot m 20 h Lmtnsb
Is as2a5 - 1s9 he %S 1 T Tbs eSo9 Of b See are
e S f.ist 25 3 bush The eorTescnnq wees last ear
To-day Wheat the opening OF Change held higher u8der
favorable Liverpool bat 30 e absence Of Dtoom nothing
va done 10 establish Winter hell With eel iunes.
Tie market closes easier but fairly active fT Spring end strong for
Winter The demand chiefly M EXPORT the sae are l. 900 bush az
4sd 81 81 Cor No. Chicago Spring and 81 ga "a for No
Nohwest and No Straight tSi and No eA Zee at 81 ~
10 81 81 81 81 Tor No hwaqkeei 81 % 20 Tor rel
81 IS for White Michigan Barley IS in limited demand,
bash q IS for Common FouroWed state md ~ % fos W Oats
offered less freely and under more active demand are oeer the
Black at 5c Western Mixed 5ldS2ie, ana Oh, s0@
5o White At 55dS7 Rye g quiet and is hrn With light oierasi
to the scarcity Of prices are lower and s Pc baeras
tie sales are 1890 63S6 steamer We-tern Mixed
at @ te closing at The inside pcei western Nlhe ~ O5dtcj
Western Yellow at 6aa65ic sOushsfn White at loci Jersey lei
ON Il
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most attractive location for coal-minlng, irons
making, and kindred manufactures and industries
in the United States.
The company have, at considerable expense, caused
geological survey to be made Of tho route Of tho
road by Prof Ridgway. Copies of his valuable Rec
port. with map, and also pamphlet containing tho
latest information in reference to the present cond-
ton and future prospects Of the road be had
application at our Office. FISK g. HATCH.
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rEyokTs rKon .Epr. l. ls7a. 70 DAr..

HAY-Wh an improvement receipts the mars dali sHd
tail lots Straw arm and fair demand quote SGSl ~
Tor Long Rye 81 Us for Short do, aud sgasOc ci Oat
H9LA OLA = S6 5ns for S c Ss for P9o RIO ss Tor
Eagsb Islands aud @a8t for New Crop he~Urs SAFES o. "
NAVAL sTORES-Thre has been very active dmaa for Spirits
Tupen;ne from the trade and for Investment AID pes & es'f
s1 loo bSis to arrive a. se fat 50 bills si bb
400 bb the pot at @ leo he o %. ne year
Wilmington 1900 bbis at 5c Ron has declined ard ruled dei
a 1000 bills strained seller % days al - o sd 10 es-
Tar scarce ana 6rn at about IS Wilmington
OLSLneed quiet but hetTs remain sn 81 Ss rom eSo
hands Fish qpiet bat m Lard without eiarge goG ~
75G7S for prime Winter and Ja14e Tor present make O Vs
A pSoyIs1oysw have bad variable and anaac, POrA
kst The local been fair aud have bad ship
ping inquiry AMI With Ashi arrivals o,' s0es ass
They have slowly dnng the m0Hh While other houses have net
demand freely AID are now sl'hoy any supply OF iao91
makei discovered that oae house hal e su
sharp reaction followed and Mess closed trn le G in
fair demand preysed ard lnes again Improved Aagn W. a
qsiy eSs active for present delivery. aad y awe o S
ele Our present sogp nSs lar Rom 800 eos ~ W. %.
psratysy for unless tbs Tse oA 80
At SsnSS i Ps S Sh sPSS SOY. S e.s. for
supply fat too large for that marke h thought ts
GA Ness vs.. deter gssas' dS p1S q e, " & BaoS ha
hitherto Ia Prime Mes Little has beea cone 9 or, ~Ais
o Q. sO's 1Ss PSss, fS sAoss
To-day Pork market aud fr active the s' ~ sa.,s
ST d:a r sS Ssas ~SS her. Si sn.n ss
November e6i and $50 bhN Ola seller Ieesune " ~ s,ssy,
bib Sss Mes 'ssI NAY q . Ss ma TsrSs Bs Sss eui
Beef Hams ami sales OF 70 9os 49, h A 81 t0l
Meats are n r ssSAPs snd ss.,s % a e. At ss Fss Na
SoIss cheAso % sas 10y bore ss pets0s 80 %
Bellies SSss ssss Of ooC b. q s az cs Ss & active
Of so boles Long snd Sesn ~ Sse, and ~
49, sSo es5 .ps a. sls SO bOies Sues, Cless .ss
Wet iOT las, half Of DsessSs pnVA's suA Ors-' n