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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


II II. WARNER, Heal Estate Auctioneer.
SALE aaE lot DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
AAoobbSST Z, BETWEEN I3rH AND I4rH SITS.
On SATURDAY, September 18th, Is77. at -
oe .r m wiz be 0tfered a, pubic suction,
sabdy.6n q original Lot H. in sIuars s 'front.'
ise 70 ieet By sn average depth Of ls4 feet to 30
Terms slIoOO in cash; $4,000 in 30 months At per
mt INTEREST," and the balance in year ut per
Ssyahe ps so o' Deposit 81 r and On n9 6ss
sneing at purchaser cos,
DUNCAEsOH BIOS, Auot,Oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE.
by virtue ts s, q as.d 81 .rnst reeS 9.
lu~ T 10 Liber No ssz, Folio 2le viii, on
Soes fnf T aSd q cay Of sT e.
=, auction, Lot No. i. in sduaIe No, a95, in this
Let street east, and is improved By two story brick
Terms: One-fourth cash; residue in three equal
payments st s, Il and Is months, With interest A
deposit of $50 rs soon as sold. Conveysncing at
ssFii-sO REGINALD FENpALL, Trus,Oe.
I T. CObDwELL. Real Estate Aucuone4r,
y. No. DIG \ street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE STORY AND
B BAAsh6MEST Bh!Gk DWELLING, No A'0
By virtne of 8 deed Of trust dated Septem- Ia
bsr To- A p !14. and duly recorded in Liber ASE
NO i5o, toiio 2io, one OF the isnd records fOrskk
the District OF Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured there By we viii sell at publ auction
IN front Of the premises, on FRIDAY, September
2Sth, 1877, at o clock the foil Dwing described
real estate situate in the city Of sshnsOn, District
OF Columbia, to wit: All that certain piece par
Gel OF ground known aud designated rs the east
twenty Dl feet four ~ inches from front to of
Lot numbered seven G7l, in Square or reservation
"B, - together with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance at SIX,
twelve and eighteen months with interest at eight ~
per cent per AMMAN, secured oy a deed Of trust on
the property sold, all cash at the option of the
purchase. deposit of : hW required at the time
VI sale, aud all convey aGcng at purchasers cost.
Terms to be com pli,d with in seven days.
s shkFIs y a Ro MMhkSkH' Trustees.
sepll-cO&ds
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W1STAR'S BALSAN
OF
WILD CHERRY.

OF
WILD CHERRY.
'AoN n MUIR tn sch sR- NJ D, cs HERHoS
~, rWIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
gives universal satisfaction. IL seems TO cure a
cough by IoOseniBg and cleansing the lures and al
laying irritat on. thus Fe,Eoring N r1ss ~ sfsGf ~
consider the B.Gsm the best cough medicine With
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
IRON Il. TELLows, M. n, Of HuL,NH
~ have msde use Of thi, preparation for several
eaci01s IL the treatment of and long standing
health who has taken this remedy AID .bn bns 3os
us Use, consider wouli not now be living
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
From T. QUIMBY, A NJ. PRINCIPAL OF THE
NEW lFswICE IN. H. APPLETON AcApEMY"
n .GaR 6 Wrb S eays Rsa DR.
Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat. to which l. in COM
gives pleasure to ssy that consider il the sew
bestremedy with which am acquainted"
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
FkoIADUNKLEE, E.o .PosTxAsrER At WEST
BRATTLysoso', VT.
II subject 10 SHIfsH c0}5s followed by h7-f
ca"saS, for which use the BALsAu, AID fad il
the teSf remedy for cough or sore throat that 1
much il favor Of il as Iaysslf. L. fact We always
have u IN he house, and would think Of do
WILD CRERRY."
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
FROM Hon. RUFUS X. GO0DENOW, or MAINE.
- have tried wISTAR'S BALSaA OF WILD
ndhRht Tor en- exceedingly Troublesome cough.
of less than one bottle relieved me entirely Among
great varieties of medicines which / have used. [
have fouDi none eIusI 20 WisTAR's' Its curative
properties IN cases Of cough regard a. iavsluabie
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
ERcN NATHAN PLUMmER, d D., AUBuRy, NH
although Sverse to cOuntenancing patent medi-
c'ues. cheertUlly make an exception Of your very
excellent Lung prepaTation-DR. WtSTARS BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. This preparation L
have used in my practice for more than ten years
past, ans have always found it IN be Of effec
;5sI service than ANYTHING within my knowledge,
recommend IL with the greatest contifsnce those
subject TO Coughs and Pulmonary Comp,aintx."
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
Prepared by SETH W. FOwLE SONS, SO
HArrlsUn avenue, Boston, and sold By dealers gUI-
orally.
cents and 81 ar,
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FOR NORFOLK, yOBrBSso MONEOn AND
1bH SOUTH.
The sv1ft and elegant iron steamer LADY Oh
The LAKE, Captain J. WHITE, ~R-
leaves siIth street " bari every Nor,
O'Clock D. connecting with steamers for Boston,
Providence and other northern points. Betufaing.
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, THURSDAY erd Sax
arasy al 3 O'Clock .. N.
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THI BRITISH AND NORTH ANlRlCAy
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
HETWEEN NEW YoRk AMP LIyEkPOOk

SOAP FINALLY ECLIPsED.
- ser5-I pErkRGEHT. IasEirs ASVm h,
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1877
GREAT

PENNSYL VANIA ROUTE,
10 THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rails
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent EQstpness.
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BALSAA
OF
WILD CHERRY.

Prepared By SETH W. F0WLE SONS, SO
Harrison avenue, Boston, and soId By dealers gUI-
orally.
Do cents and 81 bottle. sep3mSth,im
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rRcM NATHAN PLUMmER, ND. AuprRy, NH
Although Syerse to cOuntenancing patent medi-
c'ues, cheertully make an exception Of your very
excellent Lung prepaTatton-DB. WtSTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. This preparation 1
have used in my practice for more than ten years
past, ans have always found it be Of more effec-
;5sI service than ANYTHING within my knowledge
recommend IL with the greatest confidence 70 those
subject to Coughs and Pulmonary Complaints"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31

j. II. Craiger. brother-in-!aw of g..
w. Meacham of the Humboldt House
ia reported among the passengers on
the wrecked train near Des Moines,
Iowa. Mr. Craiger was recently mar
ried in Illinois and was on his way back
to Humboldt with his bride. For
tunately they escaped without serious
injury. The disaster WAS tas most Sc
rious that has occurred on railroad
since the Ashtabnla horror.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31

Yesterday afternoon fire broke ont
In the cellar of Z. Reinhart IL Co.'S.
store, aud for while threatened. the
whole building with destruction. 1t
occurred at the time of the arrival of
the passenger train while the proprie-
tors were at the depot. One of the
clerks was drawing liquor from barrel
IN the cellar, and the fire caught from
the blaze of a candle, and in an instant
developed the barrel in Amea. 1t was
reported that there was powder in the
cellar, and though the report was
wholly nnfounded. it created great
alarm. A party of men went to work
to suppress the flames in the cellar.
while others carried goods out of the
store to save as much as possible in the
event OF the fire breaking up from the
cellar underneath. Wet blankets were
procured and, Charley Dawes, Pat Bell
aud Others succeeded 10 spreading
them over the blazing whisky barrels,
and by flooding them with water got
the fire under control. The damage to
goods In tbe.cellar and in the store is
estimated AZ several thousand dollars,
but 1t Is very fortunate that it was not
much greater. During the excitement
the heather Chinee got away with sew
exal almsful of goods, the value of
which has not yet been ascertalned,
aud. strange to say, although several
whites saw the Chinese loaded with
the articles. none of them stopped
them, as they were under the impress
sion that they were assisting in remov-
ing them to safe place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31
Muraei WfIIOut,

A few years ago august Flower
was discovered to be certain cure for
dyspepsia and Liver complaint, few
tbin Dyspeptics made known to their
friends how easily and quickly they
had been cured by its use. The great
merits of GRtE>'s AUGUST FLOWER
became heralded through the country by
one sufferer to another. until. without
advertising, its sale has become i'm
mense, Druggists in every town in the
United States are selling it. No person
Suffering with Sour. Stomach, Sick
Headache. Cosliveness,. palpitution of
the Heart. indigestion. low spirits. etc.
can take three doses without relief.
Go to your Druggist and get a bottle
for Is cents and Try it. Sample bottles
10 cents.
Agents Crane & Brigham, wholesale
druggists. San Francisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31
The Game Law.

All restrictions place on hunters by
the game laws of the State end to-day.
Tomorrow whites and Chinese will
have all the privileges in the shooting
line accorded to Indians during the
Summer. Every owner of a shot gun
will, ogicourse, get it in order to-day so
as to be prepared for business. Ducks
Just now are said to be scarce along
the river at this point, and hunters
will have to travel some distance from
town to bag many.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31

Nothing has been heard of Moore,
the missing sheep herder, who disap.
reared from his camp in Sonoma can
yon two weeks ago. AS his best clothes
are missing the supposition is. that re-
GREETING an agreement he bad entered
into in relation to Aock of sheep, he
packed mp his traps and left the
conntry,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31

ID. II. Haskell, Townsite Agent, ar.
rived from the West on to.day's trsin
John Booth of the Austin Reville,
passed here this morning homeward
bound. He denies being President OF
the sazarac Lying Club. though ad-
hitting that he got point or two Oh
stocks while on California street.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31

The fame of Glenn's Sulphur Soap
as a remedy for eruptions. sores,
burns. pimpies, blotches and rheu-
matte and equity pains bias spread far
and wide. Physicians recommend it
and the demand for it constantly
Increases.
Change Gray Hair TO Black or Brown
with Hills Hair Dye
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31

ID. A. Bradshaw of Paradise Valley
vent hunting last Saturday and in two
hours and half by the watch bsgged
sixty five sage hens. The crew of a
threshing machine disposed of them
easily in a day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31

The ARIZONA Mining Company OF
Unionvllie shipped from Mill City
last night bullion valued ct 81 ,l7S.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31

az Range of temperature at this station
yesterday Highest. 10 deg; lowest, az deg !.
Range. 81; average, CAS- deg.
JAO. HEALY,
Corp'I signal Service, u. y. A.
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Cattle shipped .

James Richie shipped last night to
San Francisco eleven ear loads of fat
bullocks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31

THOSE who bought stock in the Phil
adelphia Centennial show will get back
only 81 Is on each share costing
$40.
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What is IL.

DIX. Henry Hoppin of Canyon creek
has presented us with block ofiminer-
al from deposit discovered near his
ranch on the Idaho road by German
Lovejoy who has been prospecting in
that vicinity. Itresembies chalk in APP
pearance, bat is easily reduced to pow
der in the fingers. 1t is superior to
anything we have yet seen for cleaning
glass and tinware or, cutlery. It is
odorless and tasteless. yet deer, cattle
aud sheep resort TO the canyon where it
is located and lick it as they do salt 10
the Western States. 1t can be cut out
of the beds in which it is found in
blocks of almost any size and is excel
lent for the purposes above mentioned.
Some pronounce 1t superior quality
of silicon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW WHEAT.

Fsse First OF the Seasons Croo from
Paradise.
One of Charles Kemler's teams ar.
rived here yesterday from his ranch in
Paradise Valley loaded with 25 900
pounds OF wheat. This is the first
shipment of this seasons wheat crop.
1t was unloaded at Kemlers mill to be
converted into -four. The grain is
plump aud free from smut.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31
THE CALIFORNIA. RIFLE TEAM
The Crack shots on Their Way 70
CrSedamere.

CrSeda~ere.
Fifteen picked men of the California
National Guard. including Major Gem
eral McComb. two Captains, two Lieu
tenants, Sergeants, Corporals and high
privates, passed through to-day Gu
route TO sCreedmore, where the Inter-
State rife match takes place on the
18th OF September.
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New Lodging House.

HAVING LEASED the lodging house belong
ing to Mr.. Evans, adj ming the
furniture store. on Bridge street, Winnie
mucea. take this method of informing the
public that am now prepared to furnish
COMFORTABLE AND PLEASANT LoDGrNas
To a limited number OF respectable ladies OF
gentlemen.
Ihe entire premises have been THoRo UeH1.x
gLEANsED AND RENOVATED.
Furnished rooms to be let by the day
week or month at reasonable rates.
MRS. NJ ENOS~
winnemncea. August u, 1877 Is
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SAN Francisco, Aug. II.
Silver. ~, 4.
Trades Y44. %.
Greenbacks, d, 96k.
Gold opened in New York to-day at 4.
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This MORNINGS Board.

$50 Opbir. IL. 1871.
$40 Mexican. 1914.
1910 Gould N Curry. 81. ga.
s35 Best Il Belcher. 1879. 10.
100 California, 29A, 30.
$40 Savage. tx ~
1000 Con. Va 1917. 1917.
1876 Chollar, 30, 35Z.
1900 Hale AZ Norcrnss, SIX. 5T
1850 Crown Point, 800, 385e.
905 yellow Jacket ~, ~.
$500 Inperial. 95, 90c.
1870 Alpha, ~, ll%.
1880 Beleher. So. 5ss.
10 Confidence. So.
475 Sierra Nevada. 425, 220c.
100 Utah, ll4, ll%.
100 Bullion. ~ ~, b3.
1900 Excbsquer, 61s. 65s.
10 Seq Belchtr, Az
$40 Oyerman. 20, 281+.
1850 Justice. Is. l4H.
200 Union. 5ss. So.
1850 Julia, 1870. 1850.
300 Lady Washington. ITO. IL
20 Kosuth zoe.
200 Baltimore, 10.
AGO New York. 40. 80.
70 Dayton So.
$50 Silver Hill. $50. 800.
900 Leviathln. 35.
hoo Trojan. IS. rs.
s5 Andes Zoe.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
Bedrock Prices.


To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., l will
send eeipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send q
.lf-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
INMAN. Station D, Bible House, New York
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-31
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


Last Evenings Board.
400 Meadow Valley, 100. 95c.
1873 Raymond Il Ely. l6. lGAs
10 Eureka. 39%.
$50 Jackson, So. G.
4u0 Pbepix. |.
80 Alps Doe
200 Belmont. S5c.
425 EIdoradp South, 800, 3l0c.
so X. X a..
50 Leopard. ~.
ESQ CHA. soc.
GOO Panther. los. ll0c.
l05 n. Belle l71s. l7H.
40 Hnssey. 50. Goo.
10 Manhattrn. 1917.
1865 Defrees. las. l50c.
els Grand Prize, l75s. 10.
1900 Argenta. 1870. lS5c.
300 Steptoe. 37oc.
2050 Navajo. l40. l45c.
1000 Mode. so. 55c.
100 Mansfield. %
1900 Minute Ben It's. 1850.
800 q Chariot, Toe.
200 Empire 3
800 Leeds. lS5 1900.
40 Cholhr 80.
$40 Gould 81 curry, 8, 81.
$50 Mexican, 90.
1850 Con. Va 81. 321@.
240 Alta. 325, 420c.
$500 Justice. l41.. Ia.
1870 Belcher 52s.
$40 Yellow Jacket. 1917.
40 California. 2sA. 281s.
80 Excheqner, Ga, 6ss.
$50 Hale IL Norcross. 490c.
rs Ophir, 1917.
30 Utah. l. liz.
$50 Savage, ~.
375 Oyerman. %.
80 Best x Belcher. l7T.
5n0 Silver Hill. 345c.
rs Confidence. 500, 1850.
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EORTE-FIFTH CONGRESS.
TUESDAY, October 90.

81 NATE TIE chaplain in his prayer to-
day alluded to the Illness Of Senator Morton,
and prayed for his restoration To health n Il
should be the will of God. and that his fam.
lily be sustained IN their aft tciiou N n Sbou
be oiht rwiSe ordered.
Bills snd petitions were introduced and
refeTr'd as ioilowS.-By Mr.. Tnurmap-A
PETITION slgt Ell by over so citizens OF Co
lumbuS, ohio, a. king for Increa sed Comppu-
Salon To letter-caTrierS; committee ca posi-
Offices and post roads. BY Mr.. Sargeut-A
petition rom IA large number OF printers IN
The government printing Office, asking tha
their wages be restored 10 The rates which
existed prior u March I, lSs5, committees GA
printing. BY Mr.. Eston-A petition asking
Tor repeal OF bankrupt law, CON ntttae on
Judiciary. By Mr.. Coke-A bill 90 make ap
preparation Ia pay over 10 the state the resi-
cue az tie five mill lions OF dollars which was
designed 10 pay the debt OF the late rep lbllc
OF TvAEs. cCmm'ttee on claims. Also. oil
Ia r, imburSe the state oi Texas FOR expense,
o. Cured IN rePelling invastOn nom Mexico.
committee on military affairs. By Mr.. Ed
m uncS-A resolution that the members Of
The ~ ieCt committee OF The Senate 10 take
into consideration all The questions arising
or growing out 81 and relative Ia the election
q President md Vice President, be- appoint
81 Toy The presiding officer Of the Senate.
adopted. By Nj Iugalls-A resolution THAI
Tue President be requested, n not incOmpstl-
ble wiki t4e public interest, 10 furnish the
senate with the appropriations and eNpenii-
turts for army aud navy pensions from 1, ~
la June 20. l>,u; adopted.
On motion OF MIR. HanIin, the Senate a
l2:lj, went INTO executive session. aud AZ h. 81.
the doors were opened aud the Seaste al
jCurl cd.
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The p Churcn C.,~~.~.

INV YORK, Oct. 5o-Tae fDur,h annuaI
session OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
Congress commenced here TO day with reli-
Glous services I'm Trinity Chapel, after which
tne regular session OF congress was Cd sled M
1hlckering hall. Services at the Camel
were Well attended, ADD after Holy Com
niui ION had been admtni stored, Btshop
foiltr, onlciating, an al iress was delivered
10y me ht. Rev. q. h. B.de.l. bishop of Ohio
me bishops ad ireSs was on "FanctiOns of
HE C6urcl as Teacher" Toe clar.h c,n-
gitsh' IA Chickeriug hall, was presided over
by Right Rev. Bishop Potter. 81 Nv yorS
who was named fpT that position BIZ me
executive comm ittee, AMI VINO deli verei the
opening I'D iresS
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Another Big Fire ia ~ John.

81 JOHN, y. d. q q. 50.-A nre broke ont
this morning AT Fredericton. m the 4 xiii
billion Building, and that struc,urr was soon
destroyed, with number OF other bail iings-
The exhibition building Was filled with
agricultural implements El-ighs aud car
rlsges, which were all completely destroyed.
Tie high wind carried Tue live Ct IIers 20 "a
great distance, ~ ting IRE O. 81 Dunstan's
church tie park barracks a q several resi-
de: Ces. which received con. .derai.is .amage.
Ire lire vas rs iGCn:iy sac work - an iucen-
a Trr 81 q "a "a nruiIg m A. nam II Mark
C,Ifoy was arrested on susp.c on. Great
'N't,smenl Ir'ys!is, aud u the eN idenca con-
Eims tie SusV lcion against Conroy IL will be
difficult 10 save him from lyncning. Loss
aSCUt SJ0otO, uninsured.
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Arrest Off Cass Carpeater.

ELIZABETH. y. j.. - Z. 3J.--Ele chief of
police OF this city last uls nj arrested az Nor
ilstowp, l.. CISs Copert, alias Carpenter, ed
itor and proprietor OF the Columbia %. c.
C"ltN,bIoa JHiJH, on an Ind act ment for for
gerry III raising two notes fro 5000 TO IL go.
Aiso, for default of - 900 in his settlement
with The United states government, which
sum he drew on salary q advertising ac-
counts. but did not pay the bills. lie IA
away from Columbia 10 Connecticut, then
10 New York. aud afterwards resided two
weeks I'm This city. Col. Johnson, of the
South Carolina legislature, came with the
Tequisiiion from Gov. Hampton for COpert's
arrest. He is now In jail and will be taken
away al once
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Wall Street Today

NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-The Posts fn.nctal
article says: Gold opened al lO2k aud riiigd
selling price became 102k. Exchange is
weak on The basis Of is0aX aud 4siaI for
prime bankers sterling bills. In the mSnay
tioDal rate, prime mercantile paper is a.
~. government bonds are < higher for 6. s
than at the close yesterday, and otherwise
are 1ncnanged. The stock market opened q
"a lower than IL closed yester,isv, excen.
,0r limos Cennal which was a higher, q o 4
NeW YORK Central, Michigan Central and
81 raul, which were unchanged. Immedi-
10 decline, and by 11:30 o'clock had fallen
Aa2. he latter Chicago and Alton. Illinois
Cenfyal declined 1 4, Lake Shore and West
Central I, and Northwest and st. Paul
each. Since 1l3o O'Clock there has been an
advance Of Yaa, the latter Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western, and Delaware and
Hvdson canal Western Union telegraph
advanced n, and Lake Shore Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-30

BALTIMORE, cc;ober 3O.-yirginis sizes. de-
TERED, 5&; DO. consolidated. So; DO. second
series, s2z; North Carolina skies, old, no bad to-
BALTIaogE, oc ober 3o..-CottOn quiet aud
easier niddling, l0ZaI0k. Flour dull snd ma
changed " heat southern quiet and steady. west
eFn Lover and closed steady at decline-s0uthern
red. good 20 prime. 1 seal AZ; do amber, 1.l5A
I so: western steamer, 81 10. No. winter red,
spot October and November, 81; December, 40
corn, southern quiet snd easier, western steady-
southern white, 6os6Ii do. yellow. 62; a stern
mixed, spot, October and soyember, ca DeceIabsr,
60As6I, steamer, 5ss Oats tealy-southsrn.
3as56; western white, 33s3l: do. mixei, sIa3S'
Rye DOL, 6laoS Hay snch.nssd Provisions
loose-shonlders, !s1A elear RIB sides. sasS:
sids-, 9hask; Hans, SaIs. Lsrd-r-fin-d, eT
a10. tutter-choice western scarce and arm, ala
a., Petroleum duh and weak -craie, sxss: re-
nns., l3x Coffee quiet steady and ancha sg ID.
s sh:ess. 90 600; corn, 600; oats, i.SSS.
MI. Smw f0gt a,a 9c os 80; stocks lower.
.hors 81 SoiG, oSn; Exchange, long, asa,
INV YORK October 30.-Flour dun ana heavy.
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