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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-02

THE EreSiny Standard appeared yester-
day under Its reOrganiEed auspices. No
announcement IL made as 10 It's editor
ship, but Il Ia understood thatG W. Al.
kin'ou, E.q Of Charleston, formerly edi.
tor OF the journal Of that place, has
taken charge Of the paper. Mr.,
Atkinson Ia we'll known 10 the
KAnawhA Valley as good writer, being
the author Of a history Of the Valley late
ly Issued from the press. Recently he has
been connected with The Internal Revenue
Service Of the Government, and not long
ago led the frst raid against the illicit
distillerS in the southwest part Of the
State. Under his editorship the paper
will be Republican in politics, and, as we
understand it, will support the present
policy Of President Hayes toward the
South. We extend to Mr.. Atkinson our
editorial congratulations upon his ar.
rival among US, and trust that we shall
always live on terms Of good neighbor.
hood with each other.
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From the RIo Grau,le.

GALVESTON, October --latest specials
from the Rio Grande give no information
Of a collision between Mexican and Fed
eral troops, although 1t is thought Shat.
ten and Bulls had an engagement with
the Indians on Mexican soil. The Mex.
lean commander at Piedrat Negras has
ordered his officers to keep on the trail
OF the Americans till they recroHs the
river,
The Nerr'' Fort Clark special says: Col
Shatten crossed the Rio Grande yesterday
with GOO men and two GAiling guns to
extriclte Bulls from his dangerous po'
siIion. 1000 Mexicans left Piedrai Ne
grSs, Satagossa and Vile Nuya to-day
destination unknown.
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Mr.. McGEEGoR, Ofthc firm OF Barnes &
Co., left with us yesterday the largest
vegetable in the way Of sweet potato
that we ever remember 10 have seen. 1t
was grown in UPshur county and Ia really
irst class advertisement Of the produc.
tive qualities OF UPshur soil. Nature,
assisted by Wheeling artist, has put a
head on the potato that gives it quite a
lie like il not a very prepossessing ap.
peArauce. The jaws look u little too
scroiulous like, but the general robust.
ness Of the vegetable indicates a healthy
circulation.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Pushing their Trenehes.

LONDON, October 1.-The Roumanianl
mean 10 push their trenches within thir
y yards Of the second Grivica fedoubl
before making an assault. The mud IL
the trenches Is fearful and the weather
very cold. A correspondent writes thG
the RoumAnians are sure 10 carry the re
doubt, and says II the Russians are I'd
yanciDg aS rapidly on their side Plevni
would fall before a fortnight.
RuNoRED DLFEAr OF RUSSIANS.
LONDON, October Ia discredited dis
patch from Sophia Says: Osman Pasht
repulSed the RoumAnian attack on hi,
front and left, inilleting heavy Losses; also
that he attacked the Russians on thC
LovatE road and recovered several posi-
tions.
LONDON, October l.-Gen. Todelben
succeeds Gen. ZotofF, as chief Of staff to
the Prince Of Roumania before Pleyna.
A Bucharegt dispatch declares media.
tion impossible. The battlefield must
give solution. The Diplomacy may in.
terVene later.
BUcHAREsT, October L. The CGaro.
witch visited Gorley Studen 10 attend
the council Of war, as 10 whether the
bulk Of the Russian army should winier
In Bulgaria or Roumania.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 1.-The re-
port that petitions are being signed, re-
questiDg the Emperor to return home, Is
untrue. United offers OF meditation
would be regarded almost as national
insult.
Il is not Painter verestChugin, but hil
brother, who was killed at Plevna.
sERvrAN INTERVENTION.
BELGRADE, October l.-Since the ar.
rival Of the new Russian Consul General
and ROumanias Envoy Extraordinary,
SetVian intervention iS regarded as quite
certain, Il is said that this question has
been decided in the Cabinet Councils.
Troops have again been ordered 10 the
frontier and officers and surgeons have
been ordered to reiOin their regiments
within three days, -.
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sr. LOUIS, October l.-Geueral John
Mcdonald, formerly Supervisor oI
Internal revenue Of this district and oI
the whisky ring notOriety against whom
there Is an indictment pending in The
United States Court here, for conspirinr
TO destroy the public records while ID
Office, to-day, through his attorney, tiled
4 plea against further prosecution; the
plea being based on the Presidents full
pardon, which he alleges embraces III,
same offsnse with which he is nov
rhn nrnnh
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GheQstelliqencsr
The wheeling Library Associa
zion,

NIOus
Last night was the time appointed for
the annual meeting Of the stockholders oi
the Wheeling Library Association. Al
the hour Of meeting It was found that moi
more than sixty or seventy Of the 500
.hsres Of stock belonging TO the member
ship Of the Association were represented
and a, msjority Of said stock is requir'
ed to constitute a quorum no business
could be transacted, and consequently the
meeting wa, obliged to adjourn until an.
other day.
Before the dispersion Of those present
i. wM stated by the President that The
time had come when 1t would be neces-
nry to decide upon the future Of the
Library. The Last instalInents Of the
present stock subscriptions were expir.
ing, and unless new stock could h. OBJ
tained sufficient 70 start the Institution
upon a new lease of lille, il must either
close its doors or take some new depart.
ure not now provided for.
The Library ia about 20 years old.
The original shares were subscribed, as
we're also the second subscriptions, on the
ten year plan, Eve dollars being called in
each year. Many Of the old stockhOld.
ers doubled up in 1867 and took an ad.
dilional share. BY this means, and by the
annual dues OF those who are no. sub
scribers, but who bought the privileges
Of membership from year to year, the
Library has been kept going, and has
bsen able in the course OF 20 years to &C.
emulate several thousand volumes.
There is crisis now in its career SINH
lar to that OF 1867, and we see no way
out Of it except by the same operation
viz: obtaining more stock, Either this, or,
a. has been suggested, the city must take
hold OF il, make iIa free library, and a..
.,r,0 ~. cur,ent eYnen.es
W, ,n.on,, r,.n,rsJ 10 rOoor,u.,d ,h;,
,,,.. ",H,ss .I,horgh !, ia mnJonh,sJ,v
,m" ,Sat tbs ci,v mich, m,ts a,
Ts o,,"1 va. , n,noL u,rao ~, -
r". S,"nan - | ,han 10 49, Lo,I ~ MI.
L.,,~ .ni Loon :, M f,r ,bo h.ros, =,
- On ooo n.d,,. . u.ots.,L,. nI,n
- -, l.. =. L., +, =;
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A German Immigration Society,

A1CHEsoN, Ks, October Ia number
Of leading German-Ameriean citizens
have organized to start an immigration
Association for the purpose Of inducing
and directing immigration 10 this State.
EI-Mayor Rohr was elected President
and Robert Forbyn Secretary. The As
sociAtion will prepare circulars setting
forth the need and resources Of the State
and will be prepared to furnish all desired
information to those seeking location
in Kansas. The Association has no lands
or personal interest to serve, its only OBJ
iect being to promote immigration tc
Kansas and 10 furnish such information
as immigrants desire concerning her dil-
lerent resources.
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The HteubenTiIIe HtrIIrs.

Gazette Of yesterdly evening.
There was a large force Of strikers
gathered at Gravel shaft this morning
when the colored men went to work, but
they made no attempt 10 stop them. The
Mayor stood on the bridge over Sixth
street repeating the riot act in an under.
tone While the men were passing
through he took occasion to remark to
them that "all you men want Ia a little
nerve 10 go through there" George
Hill, big colored man, seemed 10 think
the colOred troops had plenty Of "saud, y
and responded 10 this remark in substance
as fOllows: "Wsve got enough nerve; its
you that lacks the nerve. We elected
you Mayor Of this town to protect uS aud
keep order, and pay you for It, but you
don't do it.n After delivering this short
critique, Hill, 10 company with eleven
others, were let down into the pit, and the
crowd diApersed.
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The NOreheadS Preparing for
War on HnycS,

WAsHlSaroS, September SO.-The Na
tiOaal Republican changed hands lasL night
1t has been thoroughly fumigatCd so far
as the old force is concerned, and Muir,
,tagh and his whole crowd put out. Ex,
Public Printer Clapp will be managing
editor, and his son business manager
The new force is strong one, and com
prises some Of tho best workers on the
press here. twill be the organ OF the
anti.administratiOn Republicans.
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CANT RoBINsoS, Nm, Octobar L.
It is not definitely known how many
lodges Of Indians left Spotted Tail on the
23d, but ii is supposed that nearly all Of
them returned. The four companies Of
cavalry that left here last week 10 turn
them back returned to-day and report not
having seen any Indians at the ditiereut
agencies. In regard 10 their removal to
Missouri, it Is doubtful II this can be &C.
complished without slaughter.
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President Hayes Invited 10 Fred.
eFick, ND.

WAsurSoToS, D. O., October l.-COl.
Geo. r. Dennis, W. Il. Faulkner, Col.
Thomas and Colvin Page, OF Frederick,
Md, with Lewis Mobbrey, Mayor OF that
city, called on the President 10 day and
invited him to attend the Agricultural
FAIR at that place next week. The Pres.
ident accepted the invitation and fixed
Thursday, the lllh inst, as the day for
his visit. He will be accompanied by
several members Of the Cabinet, all Of
whom have been invited.
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We rise to inquire why it Is that il
advance copies Of Charley Aliens great
speech over al New Alexandria, Ohi0, on
lac! Saturday, were sent broadcast
throughout the country by the agents Of
the Associated Press, as we are sure they
must have been, no copy was vOuchsaled
to this city, This is slight put upon
Wheeling by the euViOds McFadden, Of
the Steubsnvile Ga:.tte, who is said to
run Allen's campaign by contract.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, October l.-Flour-Demand
light, butholderS firm. Wheat Unset tiled;
No. l Chicago spring 81 II, No. 2, 81 i0s
! l0H cash, 81 05al 05S October, 81 Okla
l 02 November, 81 Of year, No. 8, 81 06,
rejected DC. Corn-Actlve and 4 shade
lower at 42Kc cash and October, AKA
Axe November, 4ie year, rejected Ala
4lkc. OatS-In fair demand, but at lower
rates, at 235Sc cash, 2SbSa2SsSc October,
@Sssa2S9tc November, rejected axe. Rye
Steady at 53Ac. BArley-EaIiOr at 66c.
Pork Irregular at $I3 s0ai3 SIX cash,
SiS 7ial3 ny October, Sl2 S0ai2 say
year. Lard-lrregular cash higher; op.
tlons steady; S. IS cash, s. Soas sax year.
Bulk Meats-SteAdy and firm at 6XasIa
sHc. Whisky-$l 0S.
At the close Wheat was 80 higher.
Corn 30 higher Oats unchanged. Pork
higher at $l4 90 October, $t2 90 year,
Lard at IS 70 October, IS SoAs say year.
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Verdict Of tho Coroncrs Jury.

LoulsvIL1E, October IA telegram to
the Courier journal from Richmond, KY,
speaking Of the killing Of Perry White
BY Hon. Cassius N. Clay, formerly Uni.
ted States Minister 10 Russia, gives the
following verdict Of the coroners jury
Perry White came to his death by pis.
tol shot wound inflicted by G. N. Clay,
on Sunday, September 80, 1877; testimony
being given as under oath by Q. N. Clay,
he being the only witness, we are con.
strained to justify said Clay, and believe
that he did 1t in self defence.
No particulars accompany the tel
egram as TO how the killing was brought
about, It is understood that White at
tackled Clay because Of his mothers dis.
missal from Clays farmhouse, near
Jacksonville, Anderson county, last
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LOUISVILLE, October 1.-The Louis
vile, Cincinnati 4 Lexington railroad
extending from here to Mt Sterling, and
from Louisville TO Cincinnati, was sold
BY order Of Chancellor Bruce to-day. The
Syndicate representing the second mort
gage bondholders and floating creditors
purchased the line for $7Sl 600, subject
to three mortgage one in favor Of the
city Of Louisville for $780, 900, smother in
favor Of Guthrie, Knight aud Bowles
heirs, for 500, 900, and another in favor
ot Norvin Green and others amounting tC
$S,O00,O0O. The road Is an unusually
prosperous one.
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EAST LTDRRTY, October 1-CArrLB-Re.
ceipt' since and including Friday, 1S2 cars
through, and As cars yard stock, or 2,I9I
head. Total for the week ending this day,
1911 cars through, and 1856 cars yard, or
5,649 head, against 1872 cars through, and
?l7 cars yard, or {, ,T9S head the week before,
Very few selling yet. Prices about the
same as last week.
HoGs-RccsiPtS lO,45C head. Total for
the week, 1915, against 1880 the week
before. Workers s. 4oA5 65, Philadeiphlas
IS 70G a5 90.
SHEEP-Recelpts 400 head. Total for
the week $500 against II. 800 the week be.
fore. None selling vet,
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BASE BALLAT HANLYrowS.--A game oI
ball was played at Haneytown on Satur.
day last between the "Keystones," of West
Alexander, and the "Haneytowns," Of la
neytown, which resulted in victory for
the "Keystones" by score Of to 8. The
"KeyEtones" wish to return their thanks
to the boys Of Haneytown for their excel
lent supper.
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PHILADELPHIA, October Flour -
Quiet superfne 81 90. extras IS 80, Penn.
sylyAnia family Sc 75a7 %, Minnesota So 75
az 25, high grades and patent 50 OOag 50,
Wheat Quiet; amber 81 40al 4S, Pennsyl.
vania red 81 40al 4S. Corn-Steady; yellow
&c, mixed 5Sa60c. Oats-Firmer; white
western S5a39c, western mixed 32aS5c. Rye
-60a70c. Provlsions-Quiet and uuchAnC.
ed. Butter-Firm; creamery SOaSSc, Yves.
tern Reserve 29a2Ic. Eggs-Western iSa
20c. Cheese-Firn; western fancy l2Ka
l3c. Petroleum-Reined lsc, crude 9XR
915c. Whisky-Dull at 81 l2.
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PARIS, October Lit was rumored last
evening that Duke De Broglis aud NJ.
Ber!hant had resigned from the French
Cabinet. This report, for the present at
least, il nnfOunoed, but the alarm which
II itcreated was very remarkable. The ap.
preheusion Of a ioreible coup d etat by
the government ia 40 great here that the
resignation Of Duke De Rroglie and
certain Of his cOllegiates, who are known
to be opposed to such measures. would
be considered as a preface to a viola.
tlon ot the law, though II is hard to tell in
whose intersst il would be.
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Chicago Cattle RlnrIrn,.

yAlcAoo, OctobeFl.-The DrorrF J0Nr.
CATTLE Receipts, 3 800; shipmenta
300. Receipts for September $4,000.
Market steady and unchanged. A few rood
Natives here for shipping sold at 81 O0a
I 20; ColorndoS dull and dropping at IS so
% 90 prime steers sold at 81 so; through
Texans 81 25a3 80; Native butchers inSc.
tive; COWS 81 6Oa2 90.
HoGs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1000;
receipts for September 24S,CO0. Heavy
shipping unchanged; Philadelphia 81 Sos
5 %. Bostons IS 6Ja5 70; packing declined
l0al5c, mostly at IS 25a5 10; light steady Al
50 b0a5 IS; some ungold.
enEEp-Receipts, 100 receipts for Sep.
tember 22,OOO. Very dull; no shipping
grades here; city butchers fully supplied.
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Granl,s Daily Round.

Nav York, October IA Glasgow
letter says ex.Psesident Grants daily
round is TO pray half an hour, breakfast
an hour, be made burgess or 20 sight
seeing three or four hours, lunch half an
hour; go sightseeing, sgain, drive from
one to Eve hours, aud alter dinner spend
the evening with invited guests OF his
Lordship, the host,
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RIVERSIDE RIFLE CLuB.-The new rife
club organized at the Etna Insurance OF.
fee u few days since, met last eveuing and
adopted the name, Riverside Rihe Club. "
The Springfield rifle, calibre fifty balls to
the pound was decided upon as the gun 10
be used by the club. On Saturday next the
club will have taget practice on the
grounds near Frank Walters.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.


CArrLR-Fairly active and prices IsaKe
Very best IS 5Oas %; 6nt quality a 50a
8 95; medium 50 75a4 co; ordinary 81 50a
8 81; most sales at SS 75a4 rs. Receipts
S,4e9 head; sales 81 80 head.
HoGs-Fair demand at unchanged rates
at 80 6Oas 25. Receipts 1895 head.
sHBEP-Dull aud steady. Range 81 0Oa
5CO Receipts 5, $40 head.
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Unaeeonntable Disappearance

NEW York, October 1.-The disap-
pearance Of Frank II. Eisall, son Of ex.
sheriff r. EdsAll, Of Hamburg, N. Y, has
not been explained. He was on his way
to school At Waltham, Mass, and paid
his bill at the St. Nicholas Hotel, In this
city, September 10th, having his trunk
removed at the same time. He was Is
years Of age and had black hair and eyes,
Il is thought he decided not TO 70 back 10
WGlthAm but TO some other school.
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We are sorry to see that our old anti,
slavery friend, Cash CINy, has, in his
latter days, felt called upon to imbue his
hands once more in human blood. We
do not mean tOsay that he was not justi.
fable. according to the account published
in an other column, in shooting the negro
who had threatened his life. Perhaps he
was entirely iustiiable. The necessity
however, is none the lees to be deprecated,
Cash Clay has had 4 stormy existence.
While he is not and never was man Of
blood, he has, nevertheless, more than
once been involved in bloody tragedies.
He had to defend himself for many years
in Kentucky as an anti.slaverY man al
the point OF his bowie.Enite, and in doing
80 killed one man and very severely
wounded an other. lie literally conquer.
eds peace on his native soil by deter
mined Use Of the knife aud pistol.
Some Of our readers will remember
Clay's visit to this city before the war.
He came here at the invitation Of the
small band Of Republicans then existing
in our midst, to deliver Republican
speech. The announcement Of his com.
ing created great excitement among the
pro 'layery regime Of that day; 40 much
so that the directors OF the Washington
Hall Association seriously thought OF
closing the hall against him for fear Of a
mob. Poor old Horace Greeley had
been scared ont Ci delivering his
speech year or two before that,
and the programme seemed to be 10
scare Cash Clay in the same way
But Clay was mot cast in the Greeley
mould. He heard all the stories as to
what might happen il he attempted to
speak with perfect composure, and told
his Republican friends thatif they want
ed him to speak and would find him q
place wherein to speak, he certainly
would make the attempt to address The
people. Their influence and that o.
others who believed in fair play was suf
dcient 10 keep open Washington Hall
and accordingly, when the hour came il
the evening for the meeting, Clay was OF
hand, and with the step Of veteran who
knew no word but forward, he boldl,
made his way to the door Of the hall
through an ugly crowd OF ill,alFectet
pro'slayeryites who would have beer
glad to stop his progress had they dared
but the question was the old one OF wht
would bell the cat. They had an idel
that at least one or two parties would g
down in the operation, and as they hat
not at that time commenced to marty
lOr the South hereabouts, the man iron
Kentucky was allowed to make bis wa,
Without interruption. He therefore qui
etly entered the house and made mem
Orable speech in our midst.
ltseems appropriate 10 refer to thi
incident this morning III connection no
only with the unhappy circumstance re
corded elsewhere, but also in connection
with the publication to-day oil the tamou
bench warrant issued in Harrison county
this State, in 1856, for the arres. Of Hor
ace Greeley as the publisher Of the New
York THbsns, As we have frequent,
remarked, those were the good old day
OF Democracy and slavery iu our midst
Thenionly one class Of the community hal
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political rights 10 be respected. Al thi.
day, although only twenty years
further on in the history Of The
world, II seems perfectly incredible
that there ever could have been time
among US when one class, and that class
a meagre minority as regards owner.
ship Of slave property, could have so
dominated in this State as to have prac.
tically disfranchised all who differed with
them on the question Of slavery. And
yet such was the case only twenty. one
short years ago-in the year lS56-the
memorable year 10 which Horace Gree.
ley, subsequent Democratic candidate for
President Of the United States, was pur.
sued asa criminal in West Virginia by
that sHne Democracy for his political
opinions.
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Worniuvmen,s Demon;strn,ion.

WnKEsDARRE, October Ian enthu-
siastic workingmen's denomination oc.
CURED this afternoon, the occasion being
the release from prison under bail Of
Poney and Harrison, leaders Of mob
during the recent riots, Who have been
imprisoned at Pittsburgh. They were
escorted through the streets by 1900
Vprkmen.
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JUsrrCE WHEELER.-Mary Berry yea,
terday appeared before Justice Wheeler
and complained that John Seamon had
used abusive language toward her. A
warrant was issued for John, and when
our reporter was at the Justices office
Constable Hausenauer was hunting for
him.
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Serious Charges Against General
KuluS Ingalls, Made by bon
plaif

WASHINGTON, September 3O.-DOn ri.
att makes direct charge, over his own
signature, to-day, that Gen. Rufus Iugalls,
Of the Quartermaster's Department, was
for years under the pay Of Brega &
Cowles, Of the moth preventive firm, and
that he has full proof in his possession.
The charge Ia so emphatic that the gen.
eral opinion among army officers is that
a court OF inquiry will be sure to follow.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

WARRANT IssuED.-Dr. Thos. LuDs.
ford yesterday had warrant issued for
Harry Smith, upon charge OF assault.
ing him on Saturday last. The partICu.
lars Of the assault have been published
The case will be examined at this morn.
ins's session Of the police court.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, October %. - Flour-stsady.
Wheat-Dull; No. l white, March, 81 50;
extra white Michigan at 81 "a, amber
Michigan spot 81 SO, Sellsrl October
s. q, seller kovember held atSl 26, 81 ASK
bid: No. 2 red winter spot 81 80, seller DC.
tober 81 25H. Corn-Quiet, hig gh mixed
spot 47c, No. . spot 461fc, seller Novem.
Der 47c; rejected 49c. Oats-Unchanged
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Dry Goods.

NEw YORK, October 1.-BusIueSu mod.
crate with package houses. Cottons In
moderate demand and generally steady,
Cotton Flauuels active and closely sold up
in lowgrades. Prints In moderate demand.
Ginghans are selling freely. Mems wool.
ems rather quiet, except low grade casa
meres and rough oVercoatings, which arc
In fair request.