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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-22
pA1 rIAInRk MARKETS.

BALTIMORE October 81 Flour dull ana Ie hniy
amber Isl 10; good to prime red, 81 6o@Sl.7Q;
Sorninon to fair red, si4o@s1.55 Corn n3 nno
nal white southern, 75e; yei9% sos .ay M soS
SEC Sc 4I Hay Unchanged Pork duh and heavy at
$l6 5Q@fl7. Bulk Meats-Sh.ulderS a. ga c aem
mt SIC clear rib-sides dull ut 9Hc.: sugar-clred
hams, I3@I5c. Lard nominal at &c: western
butter steady; good to choice tub, 200 3Uc.; g01u
TO choice rolls, 26036c. Coffee unchangeo' nis-
kew hrmer. sugar unchanged.
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Obituary.

Nyw York. October 2l.--John Thorndl,Se;,
said to be Charleston 6. c. merchant, alea
at Bellevue hospital yesterday, where ne Ia"
been committed for temporary INSANITY I;y,,r;c.
in jackson county. OF pneumonia. to-day. !,
r. r. Terry, manager o! the Southern anu
Atlantic Telegraph office in Montgomery
died LES. night thirty miles east OF TINS ci'y'
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE
i FARM ON JAMES RIVER ABOUT SiN
MILES BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
ADJOINING CHAFiN'S LuFF ANRTHE 1.-THE, NIL ! \
TON ESTATE, CONTAINING ONE HUNDKED
AND SiXTY-SEVEN ACRES OF FALUABLE
LAND, AT AUCTIOS.-Byt lrtue OF deed OF trust
executed TO the subscriber, dated August 1 1871,
and duly recorded IN the clerks Office OF Henrico
County Court. In Deadlock 80. page 257, 10 Sc
cure the payment Of certain negotiable notes therein
rentioned,.and at the request OF the holder OF one
of said notes will proceed to sell at public auction,
upon The premises. on WEDNESDAY The 22d day
Of October. 1873. at IL O'Clock NJ, that valuable
FARM conveyed by said deed and located rs above.
The improvements consist OF comfortable frame
dwelling, with four rooms and the usual out-honses
The land extends from the Osborne turnpike to
james river, with good Ianding thereon. There
are about 90 acres cleared, Of which 25 acres are
low.grounds. .e.-..
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay the expenses OF
sale anu 4 balance due on q note OF S9425O, winch
Is subject 10 credit of $500: and upon credit as
to S4S7.50 till February /, 1874; rs TO S5O3.75
till August !, 1874; as TO $500 Till Feoruary' i,
1875; as to S536.25 till August !, 1879, t0r ne
gotiable notes secured by q deed OF trust. Terms
rs to any surplus of the proceeds OF sale after
enough to satisfy the aforementioned sums OF mo-
ney due and to become due will be made known on
the day of sale. JAMES III. IAILOK,
~. .... .....-... $40. Trustee.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 6 SoS, Anctioneers. ocS
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TuR RENT, DWELLING No. 4OI OH
Broad street. with five rooms. 4
,roets an,,Iy to RICHARDSON & CO,
't , ,S.1 At fr'' lib Main street.
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BY Telegraph.
NEIr YORK MARKETS.

Nav 1Vhh MN1NNE1'5'
NEW YORK. October 21.-Cottop irregular; sa s'9S
a,504 bales at 1e,@l7tc Southern hour n d iair
extra 81 .O5@s1I for good to choice extra.
Whisky iirmer at 96E@97c. Wheat oorned "a a
shade better and rather quiet; Il 42HR:i ~ n ior
mess 81 d 5ODS15. Beet quiet at S9D1Oc. LARD
steady at 66SSHc. Turpentine dull at 4Oc. Rosin
steady at 1910. Tallow more active anu Sleao!
Mt 76I7 0-lGc. FreightS active and friner.
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I'm. ptromen,s Convention.

BALTIMORE, October Zl.-Various .op'c "
for the prevention and extinem.snh,'en. "
ire have been discussed in the f[e pepsm wv.
men, Chiefs Convention. A resoiu,,o, ""s
adopted recommending apartmei,';i isU,as W,
and the separation OF adjoining oo''"'nss "
hioh narti.Ualls.
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FOE RENT.

TOR RENT. a neat COTTAGE RESI- Ga
II DENCEin sidney. containing loar 70 eo, Or.
besides kitchen, stable, &C., v llh large III
taiminy number OF choice fruit-treeI ana gtanG;-
vines attached on the north side o, Williams stIst,,
onnoste the residence OF Mr.. Ietele Posseselon 1T
~ ot, p"'is ,nir IN JOHN T.. GODDlS,
.'i@S' NfF'' Real Estate Agent,
- no ~ Bank and Eleventh ntrects.
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BY Hill 6 Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No, llCS Main street.

TRAME DWELLING No. 1914 WEST
Il LEIGH STREET FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, Oath instant on the premises az 4
ING nj the corner of Hancock and Leigh streets,
cont,ining four rooms. Lot 96X200 feet, or, If de-
sired, SO feet will be sold with the house.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance ut SIX aud twelve
mon s with six per cent. interest secured by trust
deed HILL q uoDOlN,
oc 90 u :tiOneerS-
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, October 21.-Flour active at $500
,@s7. Corn-Eur, 47@4Sc. shelled, 44g46c. Fro
quiet; steam nominally 77s079c.: old and new
Kettle, jo6bing sales, 7A@7Sc. Bacon Irregular a
only fobbiug demand shoulders 11g 7'se cleaI
weak nj G7c..
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PETERSBURG, VA.

prrppsn-pc. VA, October 21.-The following
is the statement of the receipts and inspections OF
tobacco for the week ending yesterday lnsPeet9nno
l25 hogshead reviews, l logshead; receipts, Ivy
hends total inspectious 1878. 312 hoSsheads !;
total since october LIST. 1879, IA, 1o2 hosshcaas,
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FROM FIRST pAaR.l

commenced. 1t Is also reported tnat me
missing broker has carried OH the tunas OF
several other New York SPECTATORS, Mnose
agents sailed hence for London Oh oas"foa'
ia investigate the matter.
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By Hill & Goddin,

y BY HlI & E0dulH,
Real Estate Auctioneers, No. 1lOS NAM s'fee'
TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS ON
L THE NORTH SIDE OF CARG BEIW FEE
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS Fr oh BOD
1878, at ~ O'Clock P NJ, on TIT premises we
will sell those two new and beautfni I Dm o Main
e.cn eight rooms besides closets. storerooms, DALI
rooms, and every modern improvement, a coai
kitchcn with ample servants accommodations co'i
The lots front each 25 feet, with depth OF 10y
feet to an alley - feet wide These houses aSse AND
hIng IN one OF the best neighborh0ods OF the city
The a,en9 psv of pa po@ Tsnted
GGood tsnanis at rental OF $3.50 each per annum:
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In SIX ana ana
twelve months, with six per cent interest,", SECURED
by trust deed. HILL Ht;aInarrs
l8-t0S
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, October 81 1878.
The market is too unsettled to give reliable quota
tions The transactions OH Change nave bech very
light BrlghtS are bringing good prices anu afe III
demand. The arrivals of primngs are more brisk,
.pd nrices generally are letter than they wcrca
apn
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, October 21.-Flour dull, weak, and
lower to sell; business small. Corn quiet; 42g
42Sc. for No. 2 mixed at east side OIL track 421:9
43c. for regular Wlliskey nominal ut 42c. cur
rency. Pork quiet at s14@$l4.75., Bacon easy
for buyers order lots, &C. for shoulders; a
6DSEc for clear rib TIC SIC for clear sioes. Laro
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TWO NEW HANDSOME FRAME
Il DWELLINGS. on THE EAST SIDE, Of
DIJVAL STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We will sell upon the premises On tn URsD,AA,YY
WtSDsOME FRAME TENEMENTS Nos. 1913
and 1875, occupied respectively by Messrs. D. D.
Foster and X. j. L. Smith, each containing seven
rooms, aud kitchens with two rooms, with gas and
water on the premises anda culvert. The property
fronts forty feet and runs back the u3ua! depth.
TERMS: Atsale. GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
oc16 s.fs''. Aucuoheefe'
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, 24th
- GRUBBS& WILLIAMS,
no % =. AuctioneerS..
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VERY VALUABLE WHEAT AND
Y CORN-MILL ONE MILE FROM The CHI
OF RICHMOND, AND NEAR THE YORK
RIVER AMI CiESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL,
ROADS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Wc VIII
sell nj auction, on the premises, ON THURSDAi,
October 23d, at 10 O'Clock NJ, the very valuable
WHEAT and CORN-ill II. L formerly Biakeys, ana
more recently Bragg,s-' This mill u on stony
cty The whe IL mill aud fixtures are entirely new
and all the machinery in good order. There are
nearly THREE ACRES OF LAND and the pro-
uerty'Is well situated for establishing other manu-
factories than milling having snperabundant sup
PLY of water. TO practical miller this Is rare
chance for cnibarkiLg In profitable business. ,
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on the day Of
sale l.! GRObBS u Williams, -
oc S-eod5tStdtd ..-. ....t ~. -Auctioneers.
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rOJJSVuJ,E MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, October 21-Flour quiet and an.
changed. Corn firm at 63a65c. for shelled and
sacked. Provisions quiet. Pork held at 81 5. Ba-
con lower; shoulders, Sac.; clear rib, SS(GS5sc'.
packed Lard lower; tierce, S9SSc.; keg, sc. !;
Steam nominal; packers preparing to commence
nnnrafinnS shortly.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-We offer for
l. sale privately The BRICK WORKSHOP, ON
leased ground, recently erected and occupied by
MIR. Il. p. owen, on Fifteenth street between Main
and Cary. Parties in want OF small manuractur-
Ing establishment, In central location will find II
to their interest to apply ut once. Building 80 BY
47s feet, with vacant lot In rear. Apply TO
HILL & GUDDIS,
Real Estate Az c-ioneers,
oc 20-5t 1l0S Main street.
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Arrival, Of a Distinguished German in
baltimore.

BALTIMORE. October 21.--Hecker, the dis-
tipguisbed German patriot, arrived TINS
morning in the steamship Berlin, anu was wa:
welcomed by committee OF 1erinan e"''
zans On behalf of the German Americans.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

. WILMINGTON, October 2l.-Spirits turpentine
steady ut 30c RoSlu steady ut S2.35 for strained.
Crude ,srpcntine quiet ut " tor hard; w for yell
Iow-diD: So 40 for virgin. Tar weak at $2.10.
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BY Richardson s. Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1113 Main street.

rrHREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
L ON FOURTH STREET NORTH OF LEIGH,
lion on the premises, on WEDNESDAY Inc ZZd
instant at AZ o'clock P. 81, three valuable BoILD
ING LOTS the east side Of Fourth strees h, ,t
each and one 22 feet and q depth of 70 feet.
TERMS One-thrd cash: balance In four, eig NJ
and twelve months negotiable notes to be given 1or
the deferred payments with interest added, and Sc
cureo W .''o % = RICHARDSON s. CO.,
o.1a t Auctioneers.
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A,,trT1os sALEs-Fu.ure Pays.

AUCTION sALEs-Fa.ure Days:
BY Max Heyman CO., Auctioneers.
EXTRA LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE
II SALE, on WEDNESDAY, October 29th,
1873, consisting of 500 cases
BOOTS and SHOES,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, r..
Il FUR and WOOL HATS,
,ndnnnInera,le other articles adapted to ths pre-
sent season. sttst " .l,.33 '.t tt5tf:t -
Particular attention OF buyers Is called to the
above sale as Il contains me rses1 IN his
market and will incluss stgsf V "a s0 CUE
''N' AuctIonecrs and Commission Merchants.
by Grubbs & Williams. ri. (. ,.sss,.t
Auctloncers and Real Esta,e Agents, i, t.sl
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TIME BEAUTIFUL, NEW, AND MOD.
i ERN BRICK RESIDENCE No: lo5 ,W Is
F + G IS N ssTKEiTs, At AUCT0N:.Thl much;
admired. beautlfully-situaten, and weii-arrangea
misses. on MONDAY, goth october, at AZ o'clock
p M. II has six large aud two sinaii rooms, De-
Sides bath-room and all modern conyeniences.
The lot Is SO by 155 feet 10 an alley.
This is one of that class Of residences so mucn
sought after, and so rarely offered tn the marker,
combining choice neigh borhood WIN INC LEST ar
roncemerts for the accommodate Ion OF q Renleti
family and to be obtained ut cost Within the reach
of uersons of comparatively mod. rate means,
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
by t:oonel Robert Sk,pwIth. Is postponed, bv rea-
SON of bad weather, TO THURSDAY, 2ad oe'ooei'
al 4'a oeio'N GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
Auctioneers.
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WOOD AND COAL.

WHILE TIMES ARE HARD AND
w money scarce will still continue to sell best
Lorberry ANTHRACITE COAL It's to 1925 per
ton; Anthracite Nut Coal, 7.25 per ton; Cunber-
land Lump and Average at greatly reduced rates
best West Virginia Spliut Coal, for CRATES, al S9oo
to $3.50 per load, and Coke and OAK anu flne
Wood at very low prices for cash. Nineteenth ana
Cary streets. 0c ii Y. -. A0fs.
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: - :. 1870
ACTION SALES-Thfs Day.
BY W. G0ddin,
Aucttoneer and Real fstate Agent,
.. nj n,o,,tt ond Rank atrgety.

80 BY W. GOddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF FOURTEEN
SIOTs IN RUTHERFOORD'S ADDITION,
I'm JTNION Hill, BOUNDED BY TWENTh,
NINTH, THlkTlETH,, AND Il STREETS ri E En NMsIl
I,sY. tIctoher 60, 1873, Mt o'clock r. b., FOUR
TEEN BEAUTIFUL}I0Ts located as above, each
having fronts the east of Twenty.ninth ana wes.
on The south side OF street 80 feet to an alley 10
feet wide. ;,tt a.t -. -. . -, -
To persons OF small means these iota presentt
macmillan advantages, because they are only about
roo feet be yond te north line of the corporation
thus being exempt from city taxes, and are LII au
~ TrRMs: Une:fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, bearin9 interest. &c. tnis.-
.oc 81 [sri9 '..I,.s..a W. GODDIA, Auctioneer.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 21-1oon.-stocks duii.
Cold 1osNa 0Sk. Money, 7,gold.~ Exchange
Long, 7; short, az. Governments steady. sts'es
dull. -
Eeenfng.-Money l-64 and interest @Sand into
rest. Exchange Rrmer at z. Gold Hrmer at 10Sas9
lOsx Governments dull--better prices Tor some.
State bonds quiet and nominal: Tennesstes, os;
new, So. Virginia's, 35; new, 35 >consois' 4os !;
deferred, z. North Cardinals, ls; new, IL; speclai
taxi. South Cardinals 20; new, ~, April anu
October, 20.
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dor SALE, A DESIRABLE FARM OF

TOR SALE, A DESIRABLE FARM OF
4 FOUR HUNDRED AND TWESTY.SIX
ACRES OF LAND, about ten miles from the city
of Richmond, about one half cleared and one half
in timber A meadow Of about seventy.hyc acres
ca be secured with little trouble. from which large
quantities Of hay have been cut. il IL supposed
that seam Of coal underli.s the farm. AS coal y
being mined both above and below H. school, ana
church within ore aud half mlles. Dwelling
twelve rooms-brtck meat-house, and some ether
buildings TO make 4 sale at once, We well ottcra
grcat bargain ". X. POLh %,
Real Eestate Agents and AucIioneers,
oc T,Ih.S,h&W No. Tenth STREET.
LOB SALE PRIVATELY, SEVERAL
Il NEW HOUSES. now renting from $40 TO
geo per month. Prices from $500 TO IL 800.
Also valuable unlmproved property In good To-
calities. Terms liberal Apply 10
MOODY & ROfALL,
Real Estate Agents and huctloneers,
office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
ocl1 s.- Manchester, Va.
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BY Hin & Goddin, Heal Estate Aue,foneery,
No. 110S Main street =

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS on
- CARY, LAUREL.ASD CHERRY STREETS
FUR SALE At AUCTION.-Ou SATURDLY
October 26th, 1879, ar4 O'Clock r. II on the mrs
bic BUILDING LOTS:
40 feet byl 80 to an alley, on the nortl. side OF
Cary between Laurel and Cherry streets ;s.f-l -:
80 feet gby 146 to an alley, On the east side Of
Laurel bttween Cumberland ana Beyer ey streets !.
so feet by 40 10 an alley. on the east side OF
Pie ,i"vs mronerv a. Drcttiv ocs,sy streets.
adapted 10 building purposca, and will be sold On
the following advantageous terms Ore,hyrd
cash; the balance In one aud two years with eiyht
per cent. interest added, secured BY rnst d ed
oc 17-tds Hin & GODUIG Anctinnea..
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 21.-Firglhia eonsois'
Bid to-day.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 81, 1873.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 90, 1878.
ann risea. ,....... 6.34 Moon sets. Cpl
sun sets. ........ $3.50 high tide. 1885
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TOR RENT-SUNNYSIDE FARM. a
II win rent this beautiful little farm, con, -
HOUSE with four rooms; stable, kitchen, ser,
wants, house, and splendid well of water, stuatea
q half-mile above the Fair Grounds on ue broau-
street road 1t his also and large saragls-
bed. To good tenant will give liberal terms ms
Apply at "a rs. F. HUTZLEk'S Millinery, NO. 02o
Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets
oc11-2w
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: a. T|tEErSfAtff SPECIALITY. = -
The Lewis amendment. Adopted the 18th or Febsu-
/. ry iofs, SECURES To the bankrupt an Aqdtopx e.
mption In excess OF the I'VE hundred heresoio nn
exempted Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS xGaiassa AZ
3udgnents aud DEGREES OF state caesls. - ..,a1s
Intact - ava~~
s,S MAURICE SMITH proseeu,es Claims o. sssv ,
dsscripiion aRniust the United States GovefnMenh
Bar. jacob CoHN, Nh expert In hAn1runs mAassxss
ic connected With the dfme ia
Correspondents solacltecs 0e -
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Markss
NV Ynpr Nov<

The market was frmer to-day and
generally better; Money 1-32 to 5 per
cent. Exchange quiet and firm at 1869
@l05f for 60 days and l0St for sight.
Gold closed at 1911. Currency 6's il03
@11l. State bonds dull.
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THE CUMBERLAND MURDER
Another Victim on the Altar of
Human Liberty.

Another Victim ON the Altar of
Human Liberty.
From the Grafton Seminal
The cowardly assassination Of the
editor of the cumberland Times, follow
ing so closely as it does upon the dis
graceful and murderous attack made
upon editors in our State, should we
think, awaken the public mind to the
deep and damnable hate which these
latter day politicians bear towards
those who Illustrate their deaigns by
opening their official conduct to the
broad glare of mid day. We have no
word OF excuse or palliation for the
editor who goes outside Of truth and
decency to malign private character or
10 indulge in the low personal epithets
banded between roughs, blackguards
ard gamblers. We have always been,
and are 10 day, advocates for higher
plane in iournalism-for gentlemanly
and decorous conduct among those
who use the pen aud control the press,
as among all other classes Of men.
But the press of America, from the
monied and mammoth dailies of New
York to the humbleet sheet that cir
culates among the mining districts of
the Western mountains, owe duty to
the American people with which ruffian
ism and violence must never be allow.
to interfere. The right to discuss public
men and measures is as old as our re-
PUBLICAN institutions themselves and
can never die. When such discussions
become libelous in their character, there
is a remedy provided by law. But the
deadliest opponent that has ever been
brought against g false statement is a
true statement. And the blood Of q
fellow being, whether spilled in accord
arce with the regulations Of "the code"
or by the red hand OF a cowardly assas-
sin, can never manufacture truth from
talsehood nor change wrong 10 right
The falsehood is still a lie and the
wrong crieth for redress.
The hope Of this country is her indie.
pendent newspapers, and the right OF
tree speech and a free press must be
maintained at all hazards. 1t may re-
qUire 3 few more martyrs-a few more
aumanly, brutal, beastial murders-but
the right muSt be maintained. These
frantic efforts OF corrupt officials are
not Intended as a redress for reflections
upon thsir private character; they are
meant Tor revenge, pure and simple,
against the persons who dare to lift the
curtain and reveal the filth and cor
rupuon 10 the official Stale. And the
people. in whose behalf these risks are
run and these priceless lives laid down,
should rally TO the support OF an inde-
pendent press and purity o. government
and show the world that they are not
unworthy OF the noble sacrifices which
have been placed upon the altar.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
THURSDAY, November 7, ]

THURSDAY, November 1, 1910.
BEEF CATTLE-The market this
week has been the very dullest record
ed for long time; last week, as CON-
pared with the week previous, was
quite dull and lower, but this was even
more sluggish from beginning to end,
and the decline heavier than then,
prices falling off 4@4c per ID SIS COM
pared with the deprecated rate then
reported. The quality OF the offerings
generally.cousisted Of medium and lower
grades OF Cattle. though there were Il
few better tops than last week, and the
decline on them was rather less, as
usual, than on the medium ard COM
mon cattle.
Prices to day for Beef Cattle ranged
as follows: Best Beeves ct 81 80
6 %; that generally rated first quality
3 75@4 Is; medium or good tar qali-
w So 00@3 IS; ordinary thin Steers
Oxen and Cows 50 25@3 90 interior and
lower grades OF Cattle; 0 OO@0 90
general average OF the market
to-day 4 %; extreme range OF
prices . 25@6 %. Most Of
the sales were from 3 so TO 1 80 per
100 lbs. OF the receipts 665 head came
from Ohio, 1921 from Virginia, 997
from West Virginia, l0l from Maryland,
l26 from Pennsylvania, and II from
Tennessee-total receipts for the week
1927 head, against 1850 last week
and 1850 head same time last
wear. OF the offerings loss head
were taken by Baltimore butchers, 1883
sold to York county, pa and Carroll
county (Md.) dealers, l42 head to
Eastern speculators-total sales for
the week 2,5l3 head against 2,l93 last
week, and 1922 head came time last
year.
HOGS-There was an increase in the
receipts this week, but until just now
the arrivals have been about equal to
the demand, and pr ces barely main
tanned now, however the numbers are
accommodating somewhat, and the de-
mand being only moderate, the present
prospect is that there will be an early
decline, to be measured by the extent
OF tbs excess OF the receipts over the de-
msud. We quote at S. 5000 30 per
100 lbs net for large common cornied
Hogs and stllers to the best cornted OF
light weight. Receipts this week 649O
head, against 1887 last week, and S446
head tame time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Ne have
very little to record OF the Sheep mar
ket, the operations being very slow and
prices lower; the home demand is very
light, and none from the country or
Eastern markets. The tendency Of
prices at the close is towards lower
figures. The quality OF the offerings
has been very tsir as compared with
former receipts, but still not sufficient
to command as high figures as last
week. We quote sheep 81 495c per ID.
gross. Stock sheep dull at 81 GOA
8 25 per head. Lambs dull at g OO@
% per head. Receipts this week 81
325 head against 2.400 last week, and
AIT head same time last year.