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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-12-06
Transfers of Real Estate

For the Month of November, 1877.
Reported by George Stsusns, County Recorder.
David n. Lawson to David Hammond, Brush
creek tp., lO0 6T5
Wm. NJ johnson to Orlando McCOnnaughey,
Washington tp., q acres..................... $40
refer Burris to John Wrinkle, W. Oak tp., 9 q ( 50
orlando McCOnnaughey to Ira II. Miller, New
Market tp., l525S acres. 5000
ira II. Miller TO Orlando MCCOnnaughey, New
Market tp., IS acres 1000
Benl Cochran to Byron Carr, W. Oak tp., I25a 2l5G
N: l. Lewis to Byron Carr, W. Oak tp., I25 a. $500
orlando McCOnuaughey TO VIM. johnson,
Washington tp., Az 1888
Ey aary EdGlngton to A. NJ. Fouch, Clay tp., q 2OO
coleman Selph 20 James Lawrence, HillsborO,
D. s. Black to Sarah J. COivin, HillsbOrO. lot 500
Lewis HOskins to Samuel Weaver Fairfield
Ip5 100 1050O
JOhn O'oullivan 10 David Noble HillsbOrO lot 1000
David Noble TO John O'Sullivan, Concord tp,
w ACies ............... 5000
W. n. AaEey'y-EEr 20 Sarah West Hare,
lSIut 665
Byron Harvey to J. J. Stevens, Hill8bOrO lot 1000
v, b. Custer to VIM. Gregg, HlllsbOrO, lot. 262
mary Davidson to John Gibler, W. Oak tp.,
COCO
w Mm. Mount to Sarah n. Duby, Salem tp., 25 1000
Charles Hall to VIM. Taylor, Madison H.. 500
II, II; Mner TO Harriet B. johnson, Green
HGitI 3O00
Benl Heller to Jas. Roads, Liberty tp., ITS a S945
John Berry to Jesse R. Berry, W. Oak tp., l3a s75
4 II you want your Baby to look bright do not mt
II 70 sleep with laudauum when restless but rs
IT. bulIs Baby Syrup. 25 cents bottle.
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Queens-Ware, Glass Ware,
Chamber Sets, Lamps, and Table Cutlery,
very cheap, at J. NJ. HIESTAND'S.
octlItf
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That you can buy all sorts of Sewing Ma
chine Needles at HIBBEN & SONS.
nov29tf
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WlNTFD to cure a case Of CataTTh in each
" q II I'D neighbOrhOOd, with Dr.. Karnser's
Remedy. to introduce il. Sample free. J. e. TIL
TON, Pittsburg, Pa. nOvR9msJw&CO
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New Advertisements.

The Desr a.......s. 5 to temper and sour cream in
cold weather for Batter making, ever used. You
can churn as nice, sweet, yellow Butter in cold
weather as in Summer, il your cream is sOured
aud warmed mp right. With this Temperer you do
not have to put the cream jar by the fire put hot
water in the cream. By using my Temperer, But
ter can b made IN 10 20 IS minutes IN The e0lde5t
re1theT, with but little trouble.
Price, with Thermometer and printed inst rue.
tons, $3.50. Send money IN registered letter, Civ
ing your nearest Express Office or shipping point.
L. NORRIS,
dec6tf California. Hamilton. 20. o.
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DOllar-and-a-Half for Ten Cts,
STODDART'S MUSICAL LIBRARY, Just pub
fishing, " pages full size, best and most po1ulsr
music for 10 cents. NslD and Popular Songs, Dance
and InstTumeIltGl Music, Operas, Hymns, etc., etc.
For sale by oil neWsdealers. Postage cents, TO
be sent in addition to above, if ordered from the
publishers. J. NJ. STODDART & CO.,
dec5W3 I23 Chestnut Street. PhiladelDhia
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a fresh invoice Of handsome Lap I2oJes
at KIBLER & HERRONS.
nOv15tf
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Three Of HillsborO's fair daughters
entered in the holy bonds of matri-
mony last week. A very good weeks
work.
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SHERIFF's SALE.


John v. Dunlap vs. James D. Lindsey.
In pursuance Of an Order Of Sale, issued In the
above stated case, from the Court Of Common
Pleas hl Highland tOHhiy, Ohio, aid 10 me de
rected, will offer for sole at Public AuCIiou al
the door uf the Court House IN IllsbOru, Oia, iu
said county Uf Highland,
0fs Saturday, D,c 70, 1877,
at ? o'clock P. ". Of said day, the following de-
sCribed real ertatv, tO-Uit
Situated ia Marshall Township, Highland county,
Ohio, beginning at a stone, Enrih corner 10 the
land owned hy George Williams; thence s 146
bO-lOO poles to a stone; thence z. u poles 90 a
stone, south corner to the land owned by Noah
Turner; thence ". 52 pCics to the buginuiuEs-c0u-
tanning si1iy-tve 90 acres, more or lsss, being
part Of John Grdham's Survey, No. 2S42.
Appraised at g.
Terms Of sale-Cash on day Of sale.
Nov. p, 1877. W. C. NEWELL,
nOy29W5 Sheriff II Co., D.
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The new Drum Major, with his
gorgeous new uniform, produced
quite a sensation on our streets on
Thanksgiving day.
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NOTICE.

Z. OTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
y has been appointed and qualified IN the Pro-
bate Court Of Highland county, Ohio, - Assignee
Of George W. Pope. All creditors of the said
George ". Pope are required to present their
claims duly authenticated, TO the undersigned, for
allowance or rejection, according TO law.
Dated Nov. p, 1877. r. S. QUINN.
MATHEWS & HUGGIEs, Attys. nOy29W3
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LOWER PRTCEs

than any other house in Southern Ohio.
Don't buy your Gents Furnishing Goods,
Don't buy your Mems Clothing,
Don't buy your Boys Clothing,
Don't buy your Overcoats,
Don't buy one article of Clothing
Until you have seen my Stock and Prices.
nov29tf L A. FEIBEL.
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OF DAILY GAZETTF

Additions may be made TO Clubs, at club rates,
any time during the year, through our Agents.
EVERY POSTMASTER IS AGENT FOR THE GAZETTE.
U-ADVERTISERS will do well to note the
above facts in reference to the circulation of the
GAZETTE. ,
HJVSTa CZS. GaSEIIE CO3PAAE.
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Everybody Takes TIlem

W. R. Smith d Co. s Liver Pills. tonic
and laxative, (sugar-coated.) nov15w8
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The trial of Chas. Dimmitt, for
completely in the Batavia robbery,
is IN progress.
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GIVEN AWAY To FaBsPo every reader Of this
A Premium Steel Engraving.

Entitled The Finding Of the Savior in the
Temple" with the WORKING CHURCH,
q Page Religious Family Newspaper, devoted
10 Household, the Sunday school, Music and Gen
-rSl Church Work. On months tFial for 25 ctr.
hGlNTs WANTED. Address, j. B. BREWER
no. Sm3jw&cO Z & Warren ST., New York
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We have employed Mr.. A. MANNING, Of Hills
bOro, as Agent to solicit subscriptions, job work
and advertising for the News. His receipts for
money on our account will be duly acknowledged,
and any courtesies- extended him by our friends
throughout the county viii be gratefully received
and properly appreciated.
Hllsboro, Nov. %, 1877. J. L. BOARDNIAN.
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GREAT REDUCTION
OvercOats and other Clothing.
Great Inducements Offered.

Owing to the continued mild weather,
the low price Of hogs, and consequent dull
ness Of trade, have determined to reduce
prices accordingly, and invite the attention
Of buyers TO my large and weIl-selected
stock Of Overcoats and Heavy Winter
Clothing, which I am now selling and will
continue TO sell at
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Our usual Probate Court report is
omitted, rs there was but little bust
ness done last week
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So cts. n Quart, Solid Meat!
Call and examine for yourself. West Main
street, opposite the Court House, Hills
boro, o. nov2etf
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Assignee's Sale.

n n pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court
] Of Highland county, Ohio, viii sell At PubliC
Auction, on the premises hereinafter described,
On Thursday, Jan. 10, 1878,
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Ladies' CIoaks
Who ts that DHnes ConeInnd.

In great variety, from So. Is to 500. at
novStf HAYNES & co =
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TUUIIETs OF TOIsT WTETTT IIETTT ~
-oblems. In the highest class Of
AMERICAN FICTION

It viii be particularly full and win contain a serial
story ('DetmOld; A ROmauce') in five parts, by
William H. Bishop; another t''The EurOpeans'1,
in four parts, by Henry James, Jr.; and a third, in
i've or six parts, by W. ID. HOwes.
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The first snow of the season fell
on Thursday and Friday last.
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TERMS OF WEEKLY GAZETTE:
TERMS OF sE1II-WEEKLY GAzETTE

IIlIN-TIl VI NIl.-I- " I9I7EII7I N'.I11IlI 7 y
Single COPY one year, postage paid 50 IS
Clubs of copies and Upward, q" .... each, ? 20
a5 ........ ? 20
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The Atlantic viii continue TO excel. The older
contributors, identified for twenty years with is
fame and prosperity,-Nlr. LOngfellOw, Dr. o. W
Holmes, Mr. Whittier, Mr. Lowell. and others
viii appear as heretofore and the Atlantic, which
has Introduced to the public the hest among our
Younger writer's will be the avenue Of whatever is
most promising and characteristic in new tai
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Three tramps were lodged in the
station-house on Sunday night.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-12-06

Rain and mud seem to be the
order Of the day.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-12-06

WNTER. The mercury stood at
Il above zero on Friday morning
Saturday morning %.
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Go to the Concert at the Highland
Institute next Friday evening.
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Examine your fues and chimneys,
and see that there is no danger Of
fire originating from them.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1877-12-06

The crowd at the stock sales on
Saturday, was rather slim.
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MATTERS OF ARTISTIC AND MUSICAL IN
TEREST
VIII be treated in frequent articles and the litera-
" criticisms viii be as ever, full, varied and i'm
THE CONTRIBUTORS CLUE
POETRY

To which 80 many readers already turn the fret
thing, will be enlarged and rendered constantly
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The County Commissio ners have
been in regular session since last
Monday.
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SHORT STORIES

viii be contributed by T. B. Aldrich, Rose Terry
Cooke, Constance FenimOre WOOlsOnr II. E. Scud-
der, j. W. De Forest, and other old and new writ
ers for the Atlantic including the author Of "Ihe
r1,fTH of the State
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SKETCHES AND ESSAYS

By W. W. Story, (iiStudies Of Artistic and Social
lie in Rome'J, T. b Aldrich, (''FrOm POukapog
% Pesth'D, and Charles E. Norton, Essays on
Italian Cathedrals'D are promised.
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TIE ATLANTIC PnRTRATTs

Of Bryant and LongfellOw, remarkable for their
fidelity as portraits and their rare artistic excel
lence, the Publishers have now added new life
sic portrait of New England's fav0rits poet,
JOrTN CRFENLEAF WHITTIER
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i II you want your Baby to look bright do not pu
Il TO sleep with laudanum when restless, but Us
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FUrs.
ITLK OYETERe

Ter in Can or Bulk, go to W. T. BOW
-
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Assignee Of Charles r. and Kate E. Barrow.
MATTHEWS HUGGIEs, Attys. nOy29wl
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NOTICE.

Is W IAALAL74Alg AAALa9 lk tln a.
j. N. BARRERE, P. N.
NOTICE.
We have employed Mr.. A. MANNING, of Hills
boro as Agent, to solicit subscriptions, job work
and advertising for the News. His receipts for
money on our account viii be duly acknowledged,
and any courtesies- extended him by our friends
throughout the county viii be gratefully received
and properly appreciated.
Hilsboro, Nov. %, 1871 J.L. BOARDNLAN.
Rain and mud seem to be the
order Of the day.
The crowd at the stock sales on
Saturday, was rather slim.
The first snow Of the season fell
on Thursday and Friday last
Three tramps were lodged in the
station-house on Sunday night.
10 to the Concert at the HlgnIand
Institute next Friday evening.
The County Commissio ners have
been in regular session since last
Monday.
WETER.-The mercury stood at
Il above zero on Friday morning
Saturday morning %.
Examine your fues and chimneys,
and see that there is no danger OF
fire originating from them.
Our usual Probate Court report is
omitted, as there was but little bust
ness done last week.
The trial of Chas. Dimmitt, for
completely in the Batavia robbery,
is in progress.
The new Drum Major, with his
gorgeous new uniform, produced
quite a sensation on our streets on
Thanksgiving day.
Three Of Hillsboro's fair daughters
entered in the holy bonds of matri-
mony last week. A very good weeks
work
Rumor has It, that there is going
to be a wedding in high life on High
street, some time soon, but the cards
are not yet out. Who next?
The first skating Of the season was
INDUCED in by the boys on Saturday
morning, on the pond at the Gas
Works.
The ladies of st. Mary's Episcopal
church viii hold Festival, Decem-
Der 18th and 14th, for the benefit of |
the rectory.
Some Of our young folks engaged |
in a quiet little ball at Music Hall, |
on Thanksgiving eve-tbe first Of
the season.
Marshal Lyle fed a couple Of his
boarders in the calaboose on fried
oysters the other morning pretty .
rich diet for prisoners.
Invitations are out for Tin We'd
ding, to take place at the resid,nc-
of Mr.. and Mrs, Jas. W. Smith, in
honor of the 10th anniversary of their
marriage.
Our toWnsman, Mr.. G. S. Bell,
has purchased the Mattil property
in the West end Of town, and we
understand contemplates building
"a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-10-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.
GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES.

PRINCE JEROME NAPOLEON has arrived
at Ajaccio to prosecute his canvass as Re
publican candidate there. He encountered
a hostile demonstration, and some disturb
ances occurred. The Prince has written to
NJ Fortou, Minister of the Interior, COM
alaining of the conduct of the authorities
and police. He says bloodshed was only
averted by the efforts of his friends.
A MANIFESTO has been issued by the bu-
reau of the left of the French senate. 1t
saws the situation is one of the most serious
ever experienced. Electors are called upon
to decide whether the government is to be
one of personal power, directed by clerical
and additional influences, or whether the
nation intends to continue to rule itself.
THE Midland, Eng, railroad has been de-
frauded in gigantic manner by some OF It's
officers, who erected private dwellings and
other buildings both for themselves and
others, with men and material belonging to
the company. Several of the guilty parties
are now in prison.
THE Paris newspaper Not d. Ordre, thrice
sentenced for publishing Rochefort's artl.
cles, has died, and will be succeeded by a
new organ, lie Rered.
IT is estimated that 100000 persons have
died from the famine in India.
IT was not the painter Verestchay, but his
brother who was killed at Plevna.
MARSHAL MCMAHoN's candidates are 13l
Legitimists, SO Orleanists, 27S Bonapartists
| the remaing 20 ACCOMPLISHMENTS in and around
Paris are without official candidates.
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WAR NOTES.

/ FURTHER particulars of the battle before
kars makes it evident that the Russians as
saulted the Turkish positions along the
whole line, and were repulsed with heavy
! loss.
ADVICEs from Melikoff7s army, dated the
4th inst, states that Mukhtar Pasha, seeing
his communication with kars threatened,
advanced on the Russian centre with 20 bat
talions. They were received with a CALLING
fire and were compelled to retreat utterly
demoralized. The Russian loss is in the
neighborhood of . 900.
A SPECIAL of October 81 says the renewal
of the bombardment by the Russian batteries
at Giurgevo has inflicted enormous damage
upon the town of Rustchuk. A great pro-
portion of the houses are in utter ruins only
a few remaining entire. The entertainments,
however, are intact. The health of the gar
rison and inhabitants is good, and casualties
few.
AROUND Tirnova 30 refugees are dying
daily from typhus fever. Four hundred
Abchasian prisoners have been killed by a
railway accident between Worensch and
Hostoff on the Don.
MOUKHTAR PASHA was driven from his
position near karajal, on the Sd inst, and
the Russians hope to cut him off from Kars.
One Turkish battalion was annihilated, and
the Russian loss foots up 1900.
MoUKHTAR PAsHA telegraphs that eight
Russian battalions with cavalry and artillery
attacked his rear guard of Nick Joun, on the
LIST inst. The Russians, after five hours
fighting, were repulsed with the loss of 400
killed
LONDON dispatch of the 1st inst, says:
The Roumanians mean to push their
trenches within thirty yards of the Grivica
redoubt before the assault The mud in the
trenches is fearful and the weather very
cold. a correspondent writes that the
RoumanianS are sure to carry the redoubt,
and says were the Russians advancing as
rapidly on their side, Plevna would fall be-
fore fortnight.
\ PORTION OF the Turkish troops in Bosnia
have been ordered in the direction of Mostar.
Herzegovina, and the remainder to the Ser
Wan frontier.
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GENERAL.

THE directors of the Brewers and NAL
sters' Fire Insurance company of New York,
have resolved to pay an assessment of $780,
600.
THE Britannia ware workers at Merfden,
Conn, are on strike for % cents day in
crease.
AT the tenth annual session of the grand
division of the Conductors Brotherhood of
the United States, at Elmira, n. Y, on the
4th inst, it was UNANIMOUSLY resolved, that
in case any brother shall engage in strike
of railway employees he shall be expelled
TIE Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
issued general order to officers and en-
ployes, on the Sd inst, notifying them that
an advance of per cent. upon the compen-
sation of all employees of the company af-
fected by the July reduction of 10 per cent,
and whose pay amounts to less than 81, 900
per annum, will be made on and after Nov
/, 1877.
A COMPANY of L. s. troops crossed the
Mexican border and captured twelve horses
and two mules from marauding Indians on
the Doth ult.
l. w. ENSIGN, prominent citizen of Buff
falo, \, Y, a well known vesselowner and
contractor, died at the Kennard House in
Cleveland, on the 1st inst. at an early hour.
The Galveston Ne,cs Fort Clark special, of
the 1st inst, says Col. Shafter crossed the
Rio Grande yesterday with 600 men and two
Calling guns, to extricate Fullies from his
position; 900 Mexcans left Piedras Negras
Soragossa Nueva on the same date; destina-
ton unknown.
\ FERNANDINA, Fla, dispatch of the 10Th
ult., says: Four deaths during the past
"A hours and three new eases of yellow
fever. OF $50 inhabitants 292 are sick and
S53 have been sick.
THE Servian Minister of War has conclud-
ed contract with some large Servian firms
for victualling four army corps which Seryia
intends to form.
TIE best time ever made at New York in
the delivery of grain accomplished on
the Doth ult. firm were under contract to
deliver 10000 bushels of No. red wheat in
New York on the Goth ult. The wheat was
in Buffalo on Wednesday, the 10Th. Accord
ing to agreement the wheat was delivered
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-10-13

WALTER CHAPLIN, Jerseyman, sixty
five years of age, is at Ticonderoga, en-
gagged in his fifth attempt to find box
containing $4,000 in specie, which he
claims was hidden at Osmand's Bay in
1859 by the French paymasters who had
to desert the Montcalm. He settled the
precise spot by use old charts and di-
vining rod, and at a depth of fifteen
feet struck upon something of wood and
iron which he believes to be the box.
He has mortgagcd his farm and pat all
the proceeds into his search, so that is a
case of life and death with him.
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III tbo Co,,maro;a, Un;on Assurance Com

with the Commercial Union Assurance ooih-
pany of England.
THE Wellfeet Savings Bank, at Cape Co..
Mass, suspended on the 18th inst, owing to
run. There is general panic at the cape
among the savings bank depositors, and
probably all the banks will close until con-
fidence is restored.
ARCHBISHOP BAYLEY died at Newark,
n. j., ON the Sd inst. His remains were
taken to Baltimore for burial.
THE Allegheny Savings Bank, the old
institution of the kind in Allegheny City,
Pa, was suspended on the I'd inst.
FURTHER investigation of the affairs OF
Geo. r. Waterman, paymaster of the Pacific
Mills, Lawrence, Mass, develop positive
discrepancy of at least $4,000. lie owns
considerable property and will make good
the defalcation, and the case.will be kept out
of the courts.
AN enthusiastic workingmen's demonstra-
ton occurred at Wllkesbarre, Pa, on the
1st inst, the occasion being the release from
prison, under bail, of Povey and Harrison,
| leaders of the mob during the recent riots,
who have been imprisoned at Pittsburg
They were escorted through the street by
! l 200 workingmen. Operations at the mines
of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Companies
| have been resumed
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THE MARKETS.
N ew York.

NEW YORK, October $50 P. M
Cotton-Quiet at 1114c for middling up
lands. Flour-Unchanged receipts 5000
bbls; sales 10000 bbls. Wheat-1@3c better;
receipts $4,000 bus; sales $4,000 bus at
S1.47@ l.50 for No. 2 winter red, seller
October. Rye-Quiet at 7S@S2c. Corn
"a &c better; receipts 151 900 bus; sales
10000 bus at 5S@59Ic for mixed western.
Barley--Dull. Oats-Quiet; receipts $4,000
western; 33@44c for white do. Pork
Quiet at $14.50. Lard-Steady at 1921
Whisky-At $1.131l. Petroleum-Crude at
SH@SMc; refined at 1515c. Coal-Heavy at
S.. 40@3.75. nchanged at 22H
@25c. Wool-Firm at 32@57c.