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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

A FEW weeks ago a white girl was
publicIJ whipped upon the bare
back by constable, under the sen.
tence OF Court in Elizabeth County.
State OF Virginia. The girl wa.
convicted of the larceny Of pair o.
shoes aud stockings from one OF her
uelghbors. A good measure Of in
dlguation has been launched at the
Virginia people ior t2leratiug such
barbarous acts, and it would seem
that healthy public sentiment
amongst all civilized nations would
condemn the use OF the lash upon a
female under any circumstances.
But the high-,oued sentiment Of the
State defends i,sslt from any asper-
sions upon It's chivalry or it's human.
ity. In the specified case it is alleg-
ed by way Of justification that the
young girl had her choice between
thirty days in jail or fifteen lashes.
Both the girl and her mother dread
ed for the prisoner the horrors Of
TIE Jail, aud the latter urged her
daughter to stand the whipping in
preference to the imprisonment. The
explanation leaves the whole trans
action IN an unsavory condition. The
alternative must be fearful when a
public scourging is the least OF two
evils.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

The Masonic lodges Of Grafton
have contributed literally for the
relief OF the Yellow fever sufferers
o! the South.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31
PRESTON COUNTY COURTS.

The Circuit Courts are held on the
seventh day of April and the seventh
day OF October.
The County Courts are held on the
hrSt Monday i'm January, second Mon
day IN March, third Monday IN Nav.
first Monday IN July, first Monday i'm
september, and third Monday in Novcm-
Der.
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A Few Items from Giados r.5.

GLaDEsvlLLE, Aug Biz
La'lor dJ1D
The nominations for Legislature,
made at NswJurR, acs by no me ms
satisfactory to che Republicans iu
Lyon district. have heard many
express them seIves, some Of whom
are leading men Of the party, that
they will nos vote for Capt r lott
For some cause hs is extremely up-
popular Some are opposed 90 Mr.
Meyrum 90 account Of bus youth
and ine1peuesce, others that be 9
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

THE Congressional election comes
of on he same day of the State
election.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

The Wheeling Lntelitgencer came
oat in new dress this week and
enlarged.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

The Journal refuses to discuss tie
financial question
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31
WEST VIRGINIA, S.:

INVEST VIRGINIA, S.:
w In the.
Clerks Office Of the County Court of
Preston county, on the lst day of Au-
gust, 1878.
Guy A. Bishop
VS. yIN Eor-ITy
Geo. j. Lieb ct al - So
The object of
this suit is 20 enforce cer,ain Judgement
liens against the real estate of George .
Lieb, and to set aside fraudulent cons
VeNance made by the said Geo. j. Lieb 10
Geo. w. Lieb for a tract OF land contain
ing about p acres.
And 1t appearing that the defendants
Geo. w. Lieb and Isaac Armstrong are
not residents of this State, they are. there
fore, hereby required u appear here at
Rules 20 be held for the said Court on the
last Monday of August 1873, and do what
Is necessary To protect their interests
herein. And il il ordered that the fore
going be published in the "West virginia
Argus weekly newspaper published
in this county.
n cOpy-Test;
j. AMI MARTIN, Clerk.
Jno. Barton Payne, Atty for Plaihtin.
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: Withdrawn. tWithdrnwn.

WITHDRAWN. Withdrawn.
Whole number of votes lI2: number
necessary for choice, 81, Fractions are
omitted.
1t Will be seen from the aboye that
Burr received the nomination. Al
ter arranging for the appointment
OF an executive committee, com.
mittee was appointed to wait upon
Burr and apprise him of the great
honor which had been conferred up
on him by the great men of the con-
vention. The convention then adj
Journcd to meet at the hotel. Col.
Burr came forward and-weu, he
could only thank the convention for
the honor conferred, and hoped that
be would be able to visit every ham.
let in the district. Short speeches
were also made by Messrs. Camp bel,
Framework, and Latham,
The crowd was indeed small, lust
about large enough to make the oc-
casion interesting had they gone
there to attend frst-class dog
fight. No interest seemed to be Ia
ken in the meeting, except when
balloting, and not much then.
The Republicans never before put
up a reg that will be as hard TO
dive into the National Capitol as
Col. Burr; but, you know, they muot
put out come one for the Democracy
to "chaw up."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

@sEG q wee> IN your own town. s.
COOO Outfit free. No risk. Reader.
if you want business at which persons
ofeither sex can make great pay all the
time they work, write tor particulars tN
ii. HALLKrr n Co., Portland, Maine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31
Or. ,. Yalkcr's California Win.

DR. J. Walkers California Vim.
egar BiitCrs are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
live herbs found or tho lower ranges OF
tie Sierra Ncvadnmomtoins Of Califor-
MIA, the medicinal properties of which
arc extracted thcrcfiOm without the uso
Of Alcohol. Tho question 10 almost
daily asked. "What is tho cause Of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR Brr-
IEES1' Our answer a.. that they remove
the cause Of disease, ANA the patient re-
covers las health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
perfect RcnOyatOr and Inyigorator
of tho system Never before i'm the
-istory Of tlc world has medicine beea
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of NfHEGAR BlTTERs boa healing thA
Fck Of every disease man is heir to- They
are a gentle Purgativc as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
tho Liver and VisccraI Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of DIR. WALKERS
NiSEGAR BiTrEPs arc Apcueut Diaphoretic,
Carmnetivo. Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretio,
Sedativc. Counter lrriiaut Sudorifc, Altera
tive. aud Aut A.llyus.
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WEST VIRGINIA ARGUS,
KIN GOD. w. Va
PUBLISHED AT

Is age seven column folio newspaper politics and CON
e"th week all the local
eulug' market reports and much other valuable NATION
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e FAD! READ!

The Argus" will
be sent to any ad-
dress, in this coun-
ty, during the cam
paign until Oct. 121
for twenty cents. 1t
should have 5 o o
campaign subscri-
bers and we know
our agents will as
slst us in raising the
number. Send in
your orders and get
all the political and
general news of the
county. The cash
must accompany the
order.
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with the finances Of the country" it
is certainly in order when the peo-
are soon 10 be called upon TO elect
their representatives in Congress,
which, in this State, is on the same
day of the State election.
1t also says that the Congressional
election comes Of in November
which is not true. Why such SER
tious are made. we are not able TO
say; bot we are incliued to think
That It ls to postpone discussion oil
the finances until after tie eLclto1,
and thus have the ruiuous financial
course OF the Republican party to
escape observation which would be
the very best thing for them.
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FAMILY NEWSPAPER

O- -'' 70 4e'"i'eu S'
SPECIMEN COPY SENT FREE UPON APPLICATION
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FoR CoSGREss-2D DIST,
HON. BENJAMIN +. MARTIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29

In State bonds, Louisiana consolidated per cents
were wanted at advance to 76. Missouri Is OF
1887 sold at 106.
In CITY bank stocks Fourth National (26) sold at
o. and Nassau IA ut so.
In raiiroad bonds the frSts Of c. C. and /. c. were
conspicuous for an advance on large sales 20 56Ss
seconds following up 10 IVA, report that de-
csioH against the Pennsylvania Railroad had been
rendered in favor Of tho company. Canada South
ern guaranteed frsts were higher at 71fD737s.
Elevated frsts at 80, St. Joseph 81 at 09l2,
and Missouri Pacific frsts at 1O4 Union Pa
eifc firsts i,eing III request at 1OGS401O6i2 land
grants at IO5, aud Central firsts al 1O02. St.
Paul sinking funds advanced to 9Tli. Rock Island
forty-years per cents were strong at 1o9Sa e.,
c., &. and l. consols selling at s61s, Toledo aud
Wabash firsts at 102sl and Louisville and Nash
vile con. 1898, at 1912, ..
Gold Was tame and lower, at 10000 10O51e and
one days interest. closing at 1908 On gold loans
the lending rates were Gig and carrying down 10
fiat. The Assistant Treasurer paid out 81 800 in
coin interest on the public debt, and S256,OOO in
redemption OF called bonds. The day. business OF
the gold-eearing department OF the Bank OF the
State of New-York covered Gold cleared, So $780,
Q00 gold balances, $l,Oo9.6O4; currency balances,
81 ,094,6 7G.
FOREIGN exchange continues strong on the hcavi-
ness of cash gold the scarcity OF commercial bills
and the nnwilllngness OF bankers 70 draw because
of the prevailing diStrust abroad. We hear OF some
large transactions in cable transfers at ~ S9iiU
81 S0l2 as having been made to-day. Probably
thote transfers have connection with settlements
on the London Stock Exchange tomorrow Tor Gov
eminent bends purchased there for this market.
Selling rates are on the basis Of 81 o94SA 81 Tor
sitty-dsys biils and 81 S7&iGS4 50 for demand. 70
fhr ~. a OWtAf toll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29

. FLOUR AND Neutrality-suspicious. IN buyers favor
jopeefs ncinsd h9q on: saiss lGglo btl. eiadine
se, % N Ssfs hS an - soE 3i1a G *
isolading 1850 bhls Low grades - o0es5 90; 300 epls
aSS S 7 D ,Se rs a. sa o SS Low Ksa Soc
$ s.: 13ylasRf aS l @ j's' So g g
fine o. ss "a co SD We're No for srp a 9oG G
tons no g S0eS2 50 ,snpsr1ne * lo .o DE-
do s., SHass 20 Common % Coed Eara wesesn s. 5Ga
SIS 80 Chooe Fancy do. 81 9Oasg 90 cemmeo 70 ood
d. aht s. 10 miaSeota Common rs 81 yS
a Assss sa So g 'O r.s ast' az das
2% S e. Tar O Es' GSo &C. S SsaT ~ oss & e
M,9 SST$ ETTa 1855 Is 5io.hs 6fy ca4aT
FeG Ezra =, g. Tsh 10 5ss to c FG G' g1
S ;s %S ss ss 80 St s so sack.
P?a5i? S quiet n 81 s ~ igS '
NTH WIsT fair ps ss Sst1 S & cac ana
se.n sSs? S% sPsGa iSsIa$as dP$dSd
7g chicago ard 9iITsgkes $4,000 BUSH g Sses
pJc6s % n No. He'd 9, 100 bush go sgsca steamer no
Fes car c,, q ne ApSsr 24cTo bu sS Sse az Of
81 o2 steamer No Amber; q o2i' No Amber
nna Ee & SsFG' Sn AaSa %S % S
SAFE ss % IL N wS gS % espsas
Red 10 arrive leSc0 bush 8 ?sc,0 SSsa No Yeiie
terms Hs,S%Sss sa:n :'
5000 bush NO Spring November 30 s 49, 900 bush No
y Amber, october. al OO2: SOOD bush. do NOftil.
Ler Al VI, closing u Q04 bid. :, O2 asked; e,OID
bush do Decemier ~ az. closing 81 bid 81 "a asked
10000 bush No RED October o. o2 closing y o. b ID
S9f c a. q eons q j S o. Gos d. D'SS
scarce rmer with good export isgny state qg9,ed eoS
s sIs s sps No Ef' sSes GSia
salcs 81 coo bush Tworowcd state JcfeIsoa County 81
h oa mSd "sS Ssss & export
S SSsS dpd sGS d as1Pc'i bush sS euGs
k Mfsser ,Dc MSSa Inc o. a 900 bush Al 4ec cnnd o.
low Goo; Messrs H. T. Kneeisnd & 90. soi 2oJO bus New
Crop Western Mixed grading New York Ne. j. at S4e;
Steamer October CLOSING Ace. bid. 46i?c asked DO
November 46ae closing ace. bid 47c sskedi do Deem
ber 47e. closing 46xc. BID. 41c. sakodi No y October
I6LC, closing 46Lc bid, 46he. asked DO. Novem'
EI 4sc. eslns l75O bid, 4se assC. OATS
Witb0ut decided change, moderate demand mainly Tor
iccsi trade; sales 7S00o bush, Including Rcected sG'ao
M 3 27iee; No White, 28l4e; No. 2, 2S2c.; NO.
White 30hajo &c. No d, 300. bid No l White; 3Zs,;
1esssIc White do, 30 1860; Black 30Le; No Chicago
30c FEED quiet steady. BEANS without important
change. trade moderate
IN STORE IN sBw-YoRK AND BRooKLIs wAREHorsEs.
Oct "a oci. To- OCT. n Oct Ss,-
what bush g. 76l .0al 2.79s6l4 669,ag? l.esas5a
ra1 rs~ hash 9l so 4B6 GU7g6il 2psS.6Si allts3g
49,. hs,sh 1ai. 4Bo I64lO39 lo29,25l l.U@l,exI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29
1873 1878 1877. 1874
oct 26. oct TO- Oct II. Oct *;
harley bush 522S04 37S602 33I.ll6 3l335S
Rye bash -..... 3ls4l6 307.971 lsS.o72 2si's,I
Peas, busn...-..... ld'7a33 ,eSS''oys
Malt bush. lB2.IR l381oS soS' oi 7ooNt'
Total bush 790l4I B2al.535 6.077.D6 72i7SFo
Hay AND sTRAM-Pairly active and Prime Grades very


HAY AND STRAWBERRY active and Prime Grades very
HHIiiDEs-Dnl unchanged; no sales. -
HOPS-Rather quiet exporters cannot IND srades u
%oIAssEs"DGli unchanged sales 60 hhds Cuba 2oc'
Gat New crop New ORLEANS quoted 4OG ne od
dmaSd sc 400 6Ss at @se Tor southern q
day lat yeSr iio sd auici unchanged
0cEAH FRRIGHre BusinesS fairy liberal f T ns
steam sn OHs S"S bush Gram io bales
6G Zoo Soxs 8Soou. SIS 3D. 900 Sbs Apples 100
T TnGs Sow boxes Cheese ASS LondSn salt DD
Iloar 2s %; sue boxes Cheess S5s steam U ' oases
Canned Goods Sos GLASGOW 5000 bush Grain in
bristol steam 2oS Sp fioor 81 2S5 Sxs Cheese 2 Ga
Ha I s' sm hSSSO e Da Lara iash Tsht Sos
steam 900 bush Grain pyat terIn ta,ierdam ar go
reported laid berh 70 an English port no pam2
taking above Grain oc. Charter British ship - h@'l'
ofISWilnseSd sm fairly active; American saaGoc
Calcutta. 90 b. Others quiet On Change at call Tor 20"
PErRo DUH easy wholly nominal Clint Roadsbassh
40 70 ibis oil CITY, aSS oOi bbls highest ssilc; low So
s.ei opening 81 e closing , sSs Dd N od 9s@Sc
Refined in b5is 6so aslel: DO Philadelphia and Ball
PRoviSioSs-P0RE- Ioal5c. por Dbl lower over
s s s Nss D S sSo s an f GSacs 30
Novenber ~ 05 lsoo bb January ~ second IIuary
~ * BEEF withO decided oisngc YER gill; 1 t,
@ k atH9 pa u9sa Mfs' qp BEEI HANS DUH prices nom
ney unchanged quoted sOG SIG for Ws,.er c mice
saies 10000 n Pickled Beics IL 70 average &c. sooo
u Light Beilies &C.: rs boxes Clear Relies AZ ~
Gqc Picked Hams Gle; hddes uncnanses, Nsa'
Hunted demand West Long Cear quoted &c Wy uo-
SITtI ShOTt G. ear and short Clear, hall an"
half 5s,ne. RESSED HOGS trhe inner. tairy ao''ei
CITY Iieayy 20 Light anited 1895 Pigs 5a5sc
IARD-Narket shade lower, m,dctate export seS" sne
trading closing rather steady; sa' no ich Iln
Seam sgot 64Oc: 2 $50 TED. November 63Jci .OU tIA
Deceabef 81 isc 1000 tea year G3J 1000 les Iahir
q 22c l. 100 ics February, ca 80 Second cal
October d35a6joo; November. 8s 637- c; pToeinr'
n s0dB i2L4c : February, G4oGG5uc; CITY Stflm nne
act We at prices sales. 500 tcs t35c: Itn. Sun
Conf afpd o. sc ID
D. 1T noticed.
RICE-in obbinE sale ab1ut steady, ,-o -,
SEEDS-Ih0 whole market " A. duli s3lts IDv u.ys
Tnoiv - 20 with Of - 1881 -; lU bags tllhc
Clever 6L.c: Guoted Cho GO, 7C Flax dun AZ ~ 80
STRA nINE- Quiet; Western, B4dIc. Guy To-. , o. a
SVGAV-Pehued Quiet. UNCHANGED; St1rtmrd = ~ 90
DC; Crnshel go; row rred 9lsc. GfaLrsted V4e ~
Io, pic Raw grades baTiy steady: sales 80
hhds MOLss-es grades GAc 500 hhd.e Cnbh MusooNad"
7asc; Pair Good Echnine Cuba QUO, t1i eaf -t..
TAI IDW-St, adv Guict fags ss5,VjO ~ % oOi"Gc'
WHIskEY-Market Gmeri salis 81 bbls 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IvErroOf- oct al OrkEaSern steady ~ J3 Western
C1,l nj a. Cumberland CIT Si'Ry 40 31f' snort
Rh sea - e.. Long clear steady as g.; short Clear
steady at .,}. tsms-L1ng CIT sieady,at Al ShOuld.
steady p M n Ncsst1l 80 20 fyfa Mes ';cady
"a 90. P1Io Aes. uull at 90. Lart-Pnme Western
steady q o.. 1-.nw-Iuuc CITY s;caay Il - 3D. lur'
urrtue S'ifts du ~ -. H1iu -tomm1n Guil an "a;
Fnr rnoncan CHOICE steady % 40 Lah
ON dun 10 SO fiour-tytra state Snh "a - W heat
1 -gTap duh o. Hi. No. SpTng Htc1sy ~ lO. NJ"
Winter New Western steady A. HHd: NcW 'athcr slcatl ~
g. Corn Cii AKfd sofa duil az - BE-. Pnme sc" MY
fauer 40 2Igd cotton Srcd si-lcHCW AmeEran. dnu
at 90 rcepis y. WI at Tor tho past week Atlantic ports
10000 Pacific p"rt- none; IRON otseF s"res'
1850 Corn. 80 900 Or.
LIyElIOOt. oct Isl p. m.-hsC0n, SG pet cWI Tor
Elort Cl.er Nddc..
IyxEf,-ii. oct ss--53O p n-sP:nts Of Petroleum ia
81 pei ral'ou. -, -
alon. Talon. sd, 80 sci. JET est.
ASTV EHr Oct. -o.-fvtr0cum - francs Tor hne paie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29

The under review has developed no new features 10
the general marSet city trade has been ir Tor all grau. Oh
the large heavy DRAFT Horse Of 5uV 10
weight which sells for S2I 51SJO pr htao 70
Smallest animals such as have rep, At
ely 81 II low Si0d$5O per head An Pfsds
however purchase at <I15 To S225 per hed
mas claimed part the demand General purposes
Horses have been taken quite freely by the large
Wholesale RrOcers and dry goods houses. Ihere
i quite range In prees for tbs Glass Of
Horses. though the maiOritY Of tIansacUOu5
between 25 bead Of the best VIII exered
~ 30 Their been fair inquiry for driving ANIMALS
bu Duvc more j. termed good carnage
horse OF the oruinary class OF diving anmaS
hard satisfy tar as prices ale cOpcerped
Ia good actions. wei bred wei mucled b9t h9
too bonei 10 or lJ-o hands hleb LOU 10 70 10"
wnRhL old and with derate amount OF Speed
can from $3.50 $3.50 head 500 70 500 POT
they generally soaL Exports were heau
Cf carriage horses intended for private use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29
rIrnnpFAN tINANcIAG MARkErs-

IoSDov 2S-l2SO nICOnsols. "a afor money 81 =
Us bonds fOuT and hal cents 1904;
New Ayes 1864 Ere Railway sharea rr.ferred IS -
LONDON Oct. rs .. ine aigounl al pul ION zone
into the balance TODAY T. E2oOo0 Paris
quote i've cent routes az y ancS - ccnnes
the account Silver Is quoted a. "Od Der pUaCc.
oct 2S4: uICOnsU $50 Tor money, Sl'id
for The account Eric Railway shares, 1872
alIhe rate Of discount tor threr
mouths bills Ia the market IS OAi cent winch Is Il
gtr cent bUOW the Bguk OF England Tate.
PARIS Uci. 2S-Excnange On LOndon. - francs 81
finn. F.sye hart atnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
PEI, NORTH R,rey. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHFS-Steadv. quiet. ~
COFFEE AG grades quiet UNCHANGED; sales. 100 bags
Marac.bO private RIO grades dull Weak. sN al
SAMPLES arrivals per steamer to-day 10000 Dass no sales
Cargues. 1874 a tee, gold $40
I0iION-pOi lower and dull s9ies CSt balcs gao
Saturday evening" for export 54i Tor cpnsumnt on
delivered 90 bales ccs a The port 90 ~
bales against 1864 bales this day last week. and 81 1l
10. V.zr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29
sxcoSp CALL O'CLOCK P. N.

MONDAY, Oct. ZS-P' M
rodov was GALA day for the "bulls at .he
60, Tv.hoDce But the opening of the market
a~.aoa ~ indications of the brilliant display
,Th;eh was 10 occur before its ending IL Is "uo
.hot except for Western Union stock the o wac "
mid imurovement in the prices during ,he e'iiS
+rad;ng which. however was as quickly uSSipa'.u'
"a tber followed by lsnguid and unmeah'ng "'H0
-. Later tbe demand for Stocks ooc"llio
go. oD1 continued to the close, carrying 'i'o
uisO"' an average of about per cent
- share was conspicuous IN the uea'-
;ngs and after opening up - per cent al
eos, and selling down to 69l4, advanced to 1O'o~
1o1o Northwestern common rose to ~, and the
,,r.ferrcd 10 741. ST. Paul sold at 81 l4G32ls, and
tbe preferred at 66li 66ls967Sl, and Rock Island
rose 10 1853. The other railway shares were
affected TO greater or less extent by the same IN
Auences which moved those which are named. But
"wbat does it all mean I" is question continually
asked at the Stock Exchange, and one which VIII
he asked by people engaged in legitimate trade
The answer is plaIn-it is purely and SIMPLY
sneculation controlled by no facts, logic or other
Influences. which do not originate with the leading
spectators.
Western Union to-day was partially negiecied
and left TO its own vOltion. Opening at w. 1t
oujckly fell to 97I2. and then for some time re-
manned quiet bet w cen that figure and 9S Later IL
rallied To 80, declined to IS, and closed at Ve&
seemingly owing ITS steadiness to the strength NJ, W
the general market. The coai shafes Selei ;lS
were dull but Delaware end hudson lnaue uash
from 445l 60 465s and then declined to 80; Doia-
ware Lackawauna and Western sold az 9oA2@22I4
Gh1 aud Central of New-Jerscg at 29@AG ZJ'4G
29as The market generally closed eAciVeo al"
RANCE oy THE STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29

futues decned y point saies sAtufday eyeing ~
bales TOGsy-FiTrt Gali-OciObcr % November
a34: Bccemblr al4 January % February 90 March
g75 April 98B ;JnEo 1905 July lO1l nial 1900 bales
SccGn C-l-Decembcr Ja3; February. 96t; march, y15
April as6 May, 9O5 total l.sn0 baIca. 1hrd Gail Jan
nary o % March May ISL tnta. 100 bales Also
betToon calls To-Day; ocoser Dos Noy'9,9er 9, ~
Jslriary OBJ, 9G2 $50, 9Gl3 March. 073, "72. G7B.
Ami gs5, 0s6 May. 81. 9gI, e06 Juno 1907 1905
July 1913 total 5lOU bales grand tot, 10000 bales
rniu
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Midsng clause, December January delivery. s'lsi Up
LSs ssn Ss" % Ma sS ssss
Mo marcn dsiivsy ssd asS Ssd gpsnqs s,a nS
Low Midaiins CLAUSE New crop sSlpp and Scyem
Der sail 5Isd also 5'id; Upands. Low Mddnz CLAUSE.
67Isi Upiand Middng elans New Crop shipped DE.
oenleer and January SAIL eaad; UplaDdS Low M,aehi.g
ITyFsroo OCT ys-4 n m-The sales today
included $3.50 bales American LOW Md
ding cause October delivery. 81 se Uplands Low Sl9hn
Upiands MIddlng clause and February dely
ery. 5ld; Upland Low Middng clause April and MAY 10
LvsRrooL Oct 2s-S m.-coton futures closed steady
at tOdays lowest prices Upands Low Mtdding chnse Jan
AUGUSTA, oct 2s.-COt0n weak; Niddlmg. she; Low
Addng Se; Good Ordinary. 7SAe; receipts iSii oaies
BainSots OCT eull. easier; Maaing Ole
6s5 bales exports cosstwSc 12S bales sales 1s' oAS
BosroS oct es--Cotton quiet Mddinx. 9'sc.; Low Mid
ding CSC: GOOD Ordinary s7c net receipS 6lO oalesi
CHARLESTON Oct 2s.-Cotnn lower. good demand; Md.
ding, 9se Low aidilns go: Good ordinary ss; ret
to the Continent 800 baes coastwise e44 bales; saes
5000 bales; stock. 70 l72 baeS ,,,,,,,u o.. INV
Midilinr s7se; Ordinary s'sc receipts l22 eslss
shipments sci bales sales spInners 100 bales s0ek o'
GALVESTON Oct. qs.-cotton wesk; MlddnE, 9sc. Low
MiddIinf. sac; Good Ordinary sfc net reee1gs e
baei exuoIts eoastwse, 1881 bales; sales OOo oaies'
LouIsyiLLE, Get 2s-CottOu quiet MiailinG 9sc ,,,
NOZZLE oct 2scoaca qget MIedlinS sc d L9T ns Md
experts coastws 267 bales sales $50 baes stock
NEw.oEtRANs Oct es-cotton weak supply scant; Mid
dhnE- 9Ns. Middiing. 9ase; Coed Ordinary, mna
receipts 2O4O baes 1901 bales sales i5oo OAies
PmLs6ElFniS. Oct. 2s-cotton quiet. M:ddlns. ssfc;
bales gross 176 bales sales spinner 4s3 bales stock
SIvSsSIH oct 2s-Cottou quiet. easy: Mdding. sc Low
Middrng. asioe Good Ordinary oIso net receipts o'V'
gross $500 bales; saes LOO bales s'ceS lo1'os Oao
UTICA cHEEsE MARKET.
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Bneiness Gbauces.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGED controlling
interest a dredging business The owner having
Il hs personal attention. and
sell would be willing 10 exchange for nrs eass
improves Brooklyn real estate Address T. D. BOX LAT,
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NTOTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN by the Sub

OFFICE 81 THE TmED AVENUE RAILROAD COErANT.)
3dayc. br wecn Goth and 6GhSts,
NkwYCRK oct 70 le7S.)
TJNITE SHAREHOLDERS of tins Company are
hereby uotiHod thai the annual meeting for the elecon
al bir,es aud lnsps election Tor the enSina veal
will this Office Wednesday November the lSth
inst, next. ~. A.
Thc polls will open az and close st NJ Of that Day
Tho raLsfrr 81 the Company Coscd aud "hi De
ope on November 10Th lust y order OF the Bosl u
br.cfor CHARLES :. ARflil T., Secretary.