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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-09-25


GOLD in Boston TUESDAY, Ioo|' ,6-p
US. Skies 1881 registered ~
do do coupon, IV,,t
90 FlVe.twentles, 1850 Jan anu Su!!, iSin
do do 1860 May an" NOV" i YAK
do do 1867 IIot
do do 1858 Iitt
do Ten-lorties registered M
do do coupon, ii"S,ir
do New Elves, iGtt
do Currency Skies, I't
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-The market is dull and
nomtnniiv unchanged, We quote:
AomiN"''S O"0"" aaa',,,, $3.50 H"Ds'
sfhlSo "hhN''' .,,..o-,
Western superlne, per Dbl, ;, ;gr1 :;
Common extras, +- !gt
Mime -ota, bakers, 5wdtS
Minnesota and Wisconsin, -z.,,
patent, D -'Ho"
w1xTER Whats
Ohio. :41d5N
W,rbiioan. 47jHj@
ind,.na 1jOj1
iiI'nnis' j3jGj5
81. Inuiis j3jd6W
Southern. family. 5id61
t,orn yn,yad ami vellov h hushel - a 81
Sots m'Xsi and white - 81
o Carn MAXI maxi W s@ hi, ""''e' as a ?@
Do. An ' 49, 4lV
0st meal 30 a GO
pc % Is
Eye rye, "a ton 1850 1900
Fine Zeal 1900 a ?OW
un,', rveu, $50 3OQO
| i'm, III.
PRovrsIONS,-The market for Pork telnaiiSo a
same with a moderate demand at 81 5OdlvWpSa
Dbl for prime; so 5Udll 10 for mess, an 30 W~
"A m nor nil tor renr and yl ra clear,As to qualify
be market for Beef remains DUH an! the a. si ts
have been at 40 OO0l0 so for mess; $40 5Odll w w
extra mess and 40 o0ai2 80 p bbl Tor family eXta.
| There IA a far demand for Lard, with sales ~
| 7XnSk p 10 rcity and Western. The hemanu %
| steady for Smok ed Hams and the sales have O,eu
| at TX dsLc n h for city and Western, ami goGl%
:. n for fancy Western. The receipts of Western
| Hogs have been light and prices nomna loh
IbkG5. % M. CITY dressed have been selling AZ
| e
Mediums are quiet at 81 55dl fo per
| bnshei: Pea beans are steady at 81 7Odl ~ per
bushel; yellow ewes at 81 1920; per UNsnS,
| .Iobbers prices are IOc per bush higher than hc
alnys Quotations, 49,
BurrkR-The market is quiet, and only 'nc
| finest lots command out side prices. we quWVS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-09-25
T II E M ARKETS.
BOSTON MARKET.
2eported and telegraphed expressly for The Green
Mountain Freeman,
ROSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON.

For the tocek ending Tuesday, SeptmJr9i l;7s
Cattle. Sheep Sho'es. Hog, CARES
This week, 45n7 $685. IA $40 III
Last week, 427s 1888 ool g!53 rs
One year ago, 1913 1864 $50 1.G4 Ill
PsIcEs,-Beef Cntte-Extra tat ami neave re
MUM Oxen 81 00Us7 D first quality 1000
so; second quality, S5.V0dj ~ miro Quail!,
S4.j06si.75 per 100 BIS, on total weight O. tlue
allow amt iressed beel few choice 5lngltpaH
~ 50''77 IS Bulls, SC ~ hOdi 2j
Workiny OceH.-Sl0OI 10 per par o. accoit'
ng to tneir value az beef steers s5Od lU.
lfich CoWs.- S25 a $40; extra COCA tiic&
with or withoulcalves, az may be agree az
and ordinary, $lOd % yearngs $1,000 l5OV, 1!
vcai olds, $4,000 $500. 3-vea Odds, 80 III" 42IN
Sheep. -Llv, weight 2hdjAc; Ntra 4d4& = ~
or 80 a525 pei head; spring lambs Gao &c per d.
Fat HOgs-4A n DC per pound.
zeal Cdip $500 pei head
Hides.-BrighLon, 6d6 80 country lots,1i ate "
calf skins, lOuOOc - h; Pets with "o IN SWa
| l.j0; rallow. 5d5hc: country lots 44djc u
| Lamb skins. Toe.
REMARKS The supply does not run quite as
| heavy nom the NoIlh. Al Union Marke, tbs
morning, we noticed comfortable TATE ana US
| po,als full AS easy II last week. Good Il Sd tHIue
are active and prices firm, aud shipping Catle are
still Gu lied for. Il. W. Fuller sold three WO.yeaT'
old heiiers at Sl7.33 per had. and one laI COW,
| weighing 500 lbs, at 80; A. Williamson IT seven
two year-old heIIers and STE rs To dress 5OOdVV
lbs each at &C. dI essed NJ. +. snacAett sold SIX ten
three and touryeai old steers, IT, dress uOd GU lbs
each at &c dressed; A. Hasrnrgs sold lOur oxen,
to dress $50 100 lbs each, at IA ~ dessel, Aa
two stays, TO dress 800 lbs, at &c dressed D. u
| sargent sold two oxen, weighing lVl lbs al pc :
| b. Sheep and lambs sold at iu ices anu were
| disposed Of eai lIer than last week. NJ ANY one
nalf were IRON Canada part intended for snip
ment. j. McBIile sold ninety lambs average :.
| Tbs, at SC; j. =. Il j. b Muly sold three luuuto
ami nine lambs, average Co.'S lbs, at 4aci b. W
Fuller sold eighty two lambs average o. ma .
p Melotte sold GiIy-fpur lamb-, average g. lbs
at iAc; H.Hastngs sole sixty SIX sheep and l1IhO
average ~ lbs, at SC per pound
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-09-25

The show of horses was good and was
confined mainly to brood mares and their
of which there we're six or seven
exhibitors. Geo. E. C. Wheaton, Barre,
had yearling FLY which was beauty
Jason Jeffords had 2 years old Hamole-
touian colt. E. A. Cummins fair 2 years
old gelding. and w. Z. Ward, Duxbury'
two nice Morgan colts.
SWINE.
The show of swine was good, though
not large. Geo. b. Persons had a SOW
with seven pigs. C. X. Gray had boar
which took the first premium at the state
fair, and sow with litter Of nine spotted
" beauties" IN. Currier had Berk-
shire SOW with nine pigs; also Berkshire
boar.
SHEEP,
II. II. Martin occupied five large pens
with n fine showing Of sheep, 81 head
being present, every one looking in fine
condition. Mr.. Martins sheep were Cots
wolds and their grades.
r. G. Hill of Elmore occupied three
pens with some iirst.class Cotswolds.
Chas. Magoon, Orange, showed three
pens, holding 10 head of Cotswold and
grade sheep, and seemed to take pardon
able pride in the fine appearance of his
animals.
c. X. Gray was the only exhibitor Of
Southdowns, but made creditable show.
ing.
In fine woods there were several exhib
itors. and all the sheep would seem tc
have been oily and dirty enough to satisfy
the most fastidious. D. & Z. S. Hall, Eas
Randolph, had good showing, as did also
Henry Jones, Mortified, J. N. Ketchum
Barre. and G. X. Gray.
j. ". Bailey, R. G. Hill and H. H
Martin were among the competitors fol-
laurels in fattening sheep.
Geo. G. Willard, Barre, had very
handsome goat and kid, of which tn,
universal judgment seemed to be that they
were beauties, q" but so very lean." W.
presume Master George would have re
sented this and declared that it was the
Z" nature of the beast"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28

there was a sound of horses on the grav-
el. Who could be coming? Nell flew
to the door. Two men, in blue and
brass. One Of them she knew in an in
slant.
ooh. Jack, Jack! Mother, Jack has
come homev she cried out.
In another instant, the prodlgal son
was in the room, and had the old woman
in his arms.
Forgive me, father he said. I've
come for good, this time, and I'll not put
you to shame again-Nell saved me-.
Tho father clasped his hand in silence.
Nell sand the second one, advancing,
is there pardon for me, too?'
Captain Thornycroftv
LET me tell the story shouted Jack.
Neil was engaged to the Captain, there,
father, and she sold her trOth-ring for
money to help me out OF trouble. She
saved me, and lost her own happiness.
But I've fetched your soldier back Nell,
company, when went into the army,
and once, when he was near dying, be
told me his story. saw how the land
Jay in q trice, and there he is, willing
enough to trust you now. You must
forgive him, Nell
"Will you. Nell" whispered the Cap
tain.
For her answer, Nell put her hand in
his. He carried it to his lips.
"Here's the opal ring back again, he
said taking it from his pocket, and slip
ping it on her finger. I've kept it al
these years, and, Nell, love you better
to-day than the morning We parted
Don't make it an engagement ring,
cried Jack. Let il be wedding ring
this time, and there'll be no moro troubl,
between you
'There'll be no more trouble now,
said the Captain drawing Nell's hanc
within his arm.
Come, them, put in the old father
wiping his ewes, 'what dye say to sitting
down to Thanksgiving dinner with US
Nell was just ready, and the good thing'
will all spoil waiting. Come, Jack
come, Captain"
They needed no second bidding, anC
nowhere in all the land was there a hap
pier Thanksgiving feast than the dinner
at Maplewood.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28

MISCELLANEOUS ADvS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28

It WAS Q dreary Thanksgiving day.
Gray and overcast, the chill atmosphere
thick with fine snow-s wild, wailing
blast, tossing the bare maple boughs,
and whirling the dead leaves in every
direction.
But despite the cherries day. and her
own sad heart, Nell lit fire in the best
room, and made the old house st Maple.
wood a. CHEEKY - possible.
There WAS no one to cot the Thanks.
giving dinner. but the old people and
berseIf; but unselfish Nell,' hiding her
own sorrow, strove 70 make the day
bright for them. She heaped the IRE
place with dry logs, until the flames
roarsd up she vide chimney, and Iooped
the curtains with evergreen, and FLIED
the vases with scarlet berries.
Then she brought out the square table,
and covered il with sweet white linen,
and dainty store Of good things Of her
own making.
Poor, little Nell. who,shss sAv her,
in her pretty brown dress and nuted
white apron, with . green gersnium leaf
and scarlet blossom In her brown curls,
and such . tender smile on her lips and
in her eyes, would have dreamed Of the
heart ache she VA crushing down.
The winds vhisiied, and the maple
boughs csashed, and the snos began TO
grow thicker, - the afternoon waned-
Come, father and mother said Nell,
in voice like Iinnes's, .!ct's sit down
70 our Thanksgiving dinner it 10 quite
ready"
The old father arose, and took OF hi.
glasses.
"A cherries day tor Thsnkse,.iay.'
be sighed; and Il uiIl storm before
night. Aye, wife. tie not like the dsys
we've seen
The old vife's eyes 6iled she vas
thinking Of her banishsd son.
Come. come. the turkey 10 growing
eoid.' urged Nell, sasseRiiag 20 keep
back her tears-
The lava gate eIossd viii . eissg, sd
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28

some OF the tunds-l meant 10 put !,
back, Nell, but can't, and, unless you
can help me, I'm done for. 1t will b
out in less than . weeks time"
Nell looked at him with wide, piteoui
eyes.
"Oh, Jack, 10 it % bad - that! How
can l help you!"
"How much, Jack :"
"Three hundred and fifty"
She gave little cry Of terror.
$50 much p How on earth could
get that much money, Jack ?"
The governors got it.
"Fsther, You mean. Yes, Jack; 60
to him yourself"
"No, Nell; I'd die sooner. Id have
TO tell him what I've done, and that
would break his heart He musn',
know, Nell"
"No. Jack. But how am to get the
money!
"Heaven knows, Nell. II yoa can't.
you can't. I didn's know what TO do,
but to como 70 you. You've always
helped me, in my trouble. You are 90
clever, fancied you might tall on some
plan. Coaldn't you get it tor yourself
The old folks would give you anything"
"No, Jack. I couldn't do that"
"Then must fsce The worst Nell.
I've half 0 mind to blow my worthless
brains ont, and have done with Il"
"Oh, Jack, hush Maybe can help
you. Let me think.
She clasped her hands in agony OF ir-
resolution. the flashing opal shining on
her finger.
"violes sid abe thought is vss worth
$500. and she knows" che thought 81
might borrow something on IT, OF cell il.
What shall I do ?"
81 won't keep y"s here in the cold,
poor htiie Nell" said her brOthes. turn
ing his hagSard fses avsy iron hsr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28
MISCELLANEOUS ADvS.
VECETINE

Saws Boston physician, s'has equal Is . blood
purifier Hearing OF its many wonderful cures AFTER
ali other remedies had failed, visited the Labraory
and convinced myself of genuine merit. 1t Is pre-
narei from barks roots and berbs each If which 10
highly elective and they are compounded in such
manner - to produce astonishing results"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28
For Sale.
Notice to Tdr-PdyeEs.

OFFICE OF CoUYTY TEE.sUnrR. !
Sail County, hans. Nov. !. lsas. I
E3Am1EDs.
NOTICE IS hereby given. that the Tax Roll for Is5-
~ has been placed IN NV hands for collection The
following the several rates ot levy upon each
hundred dollars valuation. viz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-31

EOS bales exports cosswiss bses sales $40 baissI
spinners 2G0 bales; stoek 3.0sG bales
BosToN. Oct 30-Cot;on dun Mdding. Csc. Low MID.
ding, 0c; Good Ordinary sasc; receipts l.7Jo Daies
gross. l,7jJ bales; stock. 1,22O bales
CHARLESTON Oct 30Cotton easier. good demands MIG.
receipts 3ji bates exports Continent 1850 baes
sales 1900 bales; stock, 81, 565 bales.
CINCINNATI Der. SO.-CoOn quiet Middling eisr.; Low
Midilng she: Coed Ordinary. sse receipts l04l beess
shipments l2l9 bales sales % bales STOCK 1906 bales
GALVESTON Oct. S0.IottOn weak, Irregular; MddiiDz.
&C.; Low MddIing. s'sc.; Good Ordinary. sc net re-
cps 42sl bales; exports 10 Great Brtain 2036 bales:
sales 1882 bales: stock 81. $50 bales
LOUISVILLE Oct 30.-CottOn ItIet; Aiding DC. -
3O.-cOttOn quiet nomnas Mludnn1. 01sc.
rec pts 1852 bales Sales 100 bales stock. Slsf bales
NOZZLE. Oct 30Cotten weak and IRREGULAR; Aidlins.
ceip 5f3 bales exports coastwse 80 bales sales 800
bales stock. 1920 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 30-Coton irregular Middinc 9ssc;
Low MhdlnR 1isc Good Ordinary nominal; net receipts.
$50 bales 2O9 baes exports coastgise 929 bales
sales, 5000 bales stock 1873 8 bales -
receipts 1851 bales exports eoastwis 1908 bales sas.
sO4 Nales stock, 81 800 bales
PHILApEIPHIA, 30-Cott0n qniet; N.ddline ei2c.:
Low Mddng Sic; Good Ordinary, Sc; net receipts ass
bales l76O baes sSles spnners ga balee stock.
1889 bales.
MddIng SdsSlec.. Good Ordinary 7issc net receipts.
466 bales exports cosstwse 20S bales saes 5000 bales
stock 90, 954 bales.
ST. LOUIS Oct SOCotton duh and lower; Middling sT;
Low Mddling. S9S Good Ordinary. slc. receipts 2.5Is
bales shipments 1882 bales sales 329 bales STOCK S3SI6
bales.
WIIMISGToN Oct. 30.-CottOn dull nominal; Middlins,
s1c. Low Middlng salsc.: Good Ordinary. 49, net re-
73l bales: exports 20 Great Britain 1880 bales
coaetwfse, $40 bales: stock. 1912 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-31

Dealings in State bonds were confined TO sales Of
North Carolina funding act of 1868 at 0, and Of
Louisiana consOs at 1850 3l2.
City bank stocks about neglected sales
of Fourth National (j0) at 90.
In railroad bonds, rsts Of c., c. and !. C. fell back
to 52l2 O0j3, but an advance in Canada Southern
guaranteed frsts was reported TO 70 Northwest
fair transactions in Ohio aud Mississippi seconds
at TOO 6@ai, Kansas Pacific income No. 1G at 10
n lGI4 Lake Shore second cOnsols registered at
1O5ls, and South Pacific frsts at s4lo
Gold was dull and lower at 10000 l005Is loans
opening fiat and later being made per cent carry
coin interest on the public debt and 81 662 600 in
redemption of called bonds. The days business of
the gold-clearing department of the Bank of the
State of New York covered: Gold cleared $14.9f1.-
81, 959,652.
Foreign exchange was strong but less active, sell
ing rates being at concessions Of l. to 81 Of cent
below annexed nominal quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-31


BUFFALO. Oct 30.CArTLEThe receipts Of cattle to-day
6202 head against S6 head the time last week
receipts consigned through lGt decrease IN receipts for
ire week 20 cars Market without decided change from hast
weeks prices quality shade better quotsbls Chotee to
SO 6Oas3 90 Mixed Bntehers' 80 SOasS 40 Buchers'
Cows 80 1898 Bulls stock Butchers 81 80 as2 so
Extra 80 Stockers - 90 90 10 best grades disposed OF
sKEP LANES Receipts to-day $500 head for the week
thus far. SO0 head; tor the time last week. looOO
owing to heavy receipts offerings generally of gOon quality
SalesFsr ood Western sheep at Is % asa 80 Western
Lambs 81 81 30 Canad 81 372dS4 90; stock In yards
HoGs-Rcceips to-day 44sJ head for the week TINS far
233i5 head; for the time last week. 264.O head
receipts cOusgne1 through II Market opened hrn
So lOasS IS; Heavy Medium. SO 2Odf3 35 Common
70 Fair 80 1898 49, stock in yards remaining unsoh 40
cars.
CHICAGO Oct 3O-Ths DrouNrs' Journal reports: HOGS
Receipts $4,000 head; shipments LOO head prices
Ice ower; Choice Heavy So 1888 % Light S3 Packing
CArTLE-Recepts 200 head; Shipments $50 head; mar
ket qu.t aud weak: Natives - SO3s. 4Oi Butchers
Steers = SO0s3 30; Cows, S2dS2 -; Bulls. SZat2 40
Western Cattle, unchanged; Texans, steady. ~ i0aS1
SH EEp- Receipts, 100 heal: market quiet AMI weak
EAST LIBERTY Penn. Oct. 3O.-CArTLB- Receipts 10
day 459 o thrOueI AMI 10 head Of local stock total
days 697 head Of through and 776 head of local
50 1874 Common % Fair 1888 % feeling not good
HOGs-i.reeiuts to-dly, 1895 head tot i for two dava
76i5 head Yorker So Is - 20. Phiadephas, IS 4OV
sHEEP-Receipts to-day 700 head days. $500
head, Selling at IS Z5aSt %. Run light all week.
ST LOIS Oct. 3J.-HOgs lower Light ship ing and
Butchers snt Phladelphas S59SJ 15 Receipts 5000
head: Shipments 800 head
- 81 ia southwe-t Butchers. :. G66si 20; do
CheTOkcrs - S11sj 40; Medium to Far Motive Butchers
g. 15dt3. Roccipts. 1000 head; shpments 100 head
siIEEP-aow and draggy but unchanged Receipts L4Oo
SHIPMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-31

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOrR-Narket trinc better FOR
dS"drd change. With holders sener5y Inclined 10 realize
IobbiDg trade mainly 10 cover urgent wants: sales
Indes 81 G50s5 msIny - 700 - 81 2 100 bba Minnesota
Common So s. as 90 700 bbs baker, II 2Seii6
2 200 bGis stTasht, $3.50 %, 700 Gtl., Patent.
Guiding s.5Oo bbs MwsuEee. g C5asJ 20. 900 bbl..
WHEAT Etia 8 75@s5 g. gslaly Tor eTpSrI 81 So
8 5o 100 bb. Cho.ce EItia STATE "a 709g
the sales i7.20o bbi, we're Tor export quota.
mon to Fair T s sta 81 S ood 20 Sa
49, Choice % % pSSeg don 9 Sa s1 COMMON
iSIa kSund Hoop ono 81 90 30 cool 70 ChSlge
s sgFs ,6' 81 0O B.sos Et 1T q 2'Ss1
SensS Z, Far Ezra s. sss $50 30 p Fair to Good
6 g5Gsa g. Good 70 choice Ramly y 7oas5 75 Patent
soUTHERy fh6uK in better 'i request ''i manly fr
s5 95att 70; Fai. to choice = 9oa.i 90 Choice
s. % Rye fIOUK firm ,ase 400 bbi-. sngerfine
i S5ss a mainly sa mEA .c adv
quoted g s5sse 90 Coarse Meal q2ei sales 100 sacks
c E, s1 &c per T leo n 49,, -
port demand both England and he Continent There
and very ilry held sale J. Iol DO hush ncl,Sng $50
200 bush options $4,000 Oush. spot ana special de-
RSed Sp+ns GoO bs Hs s a7s D No. sprng
Wet oo6 9ST Hs' ol1any S50sc No NS.i oo
SS. oisS5c Ussrasd Winter led SP s4Goe G@s S
steamer No Req, ear lots % qg7d.es sisa@sr
j asl OF NO Red Olo bush part TO- arfe II OF
81 " p manly 81 92csl OH ungraied Amber loiooo
Ungraied White. 5000 bush. 81 Ol 81 90; 40 = White,
car lots II steamer No White. lots ~ No. White
22OOO BUSH 81 o. ~ % White 81 uB
dsl O7 Extra White car lots 81 % = 5000 busn. No
White November. ~ O5. 10000 bush 40 White 18th
November private terms 10000 bush. Extra White No
Rel private terms $1,000 bush s So sprtnsl
November, 81 ac, closing y2iic. bid 9Jc asked do
Decembef, 5000 BUSH ~ &C. closing 92sc hid asked
$4,000 bush Amber MiohiganiN oyember. 81 O39 10000
bush Amber Toledo NoycmbeT 81 "a; 10000 bush No 2
Amber October II OOllQf lOl 1000 busl do Nosenbcr
81 OF 5000 bush. DO. December III OF Gf O2It $4,000
bush. No. Red, october, 81 O2dEi OOH closing Ol 4
bid 81 OH asSed l3dQ9O bush do November, 81 o2itS
81 O24, closing 81 90 = bid 81 023 asked: do.
December Al 0sSaSi "a =, closngs 81 O4s bid 81 asked
lily active export demand hfm Res 2I,OOJ bush.
No Western bSc 81 UGO bust. state
soon, 81 9a62c ....BARLbY. market heavy sales 10000
bush No 2Canafa private terms 5000 bush. rOwed
STATE, nsl %: $500 bush. Canada East 81 l2lo 80.
BA riley MALT without change Choice
81 CORN
export and home trade demand: light business IN
options; ssleh, $4,000 bush options. la2.UO0 bush
spot including Ungraded Western Mixed. i6.
ai7e.; No. .. 47e; No. White. 6Og5lc.. Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. Oct .-POrk-Easern steady at 52 Western
ds at A. Bacon Cumberland Cut steady at 31F short
steady a. - Cd Long Clear steady At Gd seofi Gear
steady 80. Uam--LOng CUt steady az Az. Shoulders
al p G Beelnd Mess duh Il; 20 Extra Mess steady
90. Prime Mess dun 1t CO. Lari-Pnme Western
steady ~ 30. TalOw-Pume CITY stea3y al 81 3D. Tur-
ucntiue SPIRITS dull at 2j E1sin-C onmon dHl at4 9hi
dun Choice steady AZ. Lard
u dull az 80 E9Our-kxtra state dun ~ -. Wheat
No. Spring lu ~ Cd NJ. 2Syrng steHly az 3D. new
Winter Western steady Sd; New southern steady at
g.. Obi SOFT duh "A b.; Prime New MIXED
steady y 9d Cotton seed Oil-NelOw American, dull
30. Ros Common at London. steady at b. 1urpeutBe
SpitIts. al london. hrner ~ p 81.
LIVERPOOL OCT 3D-l:O D. In-Cheesp 1854 per cw,. for
the best grades of American Lard - Cd re ewt for Amer.
icqn. Bacon 32.Gd per Cwt. for short Clear Middcs.
ILyEaPOOG, Oct. 80 y. m.-Lari. 3tOL per cwt f0f
American. -.
LoSDoS Oct 3O-5 y. m-Tallow. S5i9d 1896 per cut
ANTwERp Oct. 3O-PetrpeUm p inlHcs for me pale
American Lard closed az 81 forms per 50 kuOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-31
COTTON Markets.

LIVERPOOL Oct 3n-2JO m.-CottJn fat and irregular
Mddug Uplauds Id Mddng Orleans STAT: sales ~ the
day 5000 bals. ding 1900 bales for speculation and ca
port cceiprs $3.50 bales including 100 bales American
October delivery jIod Upands Low Mddhng clause, Oc
tober November delivery Jsi also bisd, also 5es:
Uplands Low Middng clause November aud December de-
livery 5st, also Sod; Upands, Low Mldng clause, De
and January delivery, 5'2d: UpandS Low Middng
canse January February delivery 5lisd. also 5Se
Uplands Low Mdding clause. February and March deiy
cry. also 5ilsd Upands, Low MtGng clause. March
aud delivery. 5sd; Vpland Low biiang clause New
Crop shipped October November sail JeIsd. Upands
Mdfug clause, New Crop shipped November ana De-
cember. sail. 5ai81. go - A.,
ding clause, October delivery, 5pi6i. 80,
LIVERPOOL, Oct 90 p. m-COt;on. Upands, Low hld'
ding clause January and February delivery Dad upiads
Low Miilng clause. New crop shipped November and De-
cCmber sail. 5vaad.
IIyEKfOO Der. SOL p. m-The sales OF Cotton to-day
Included bales American. Futures Ulads Tow Mil
ding clause. October delivery bAL: lplanhs, Low h-
ding clause November delivery 3lag lpsndS
Low Middling clause November ami December denyery
I'd Uplauds Mdiing clause, Decemtcr and JanI
ary dsnyry 55lsd: Cplands Low Mddlng CLAUSE January
delivery. 5Sig Upands, Low Mludlng cause
june July delivery. 61.d - 49,, .,
IypnPoOI Oct sos m-COtton. futures closed steady
UDl,nas Low Mddng clause October ami November de-
hvery 5; UpaDds Low Mddilng CLAUSE, November and
December blisad. Upands Low Mddlilg clause
Decebei and January delivery 6liaed uplsnda Low MID
ding clause March and April delivery. I5h.
AUGUSTA, oct 3O.-COitOn weak NidGhng, S'lsci LOW
Middng Slice; Good Ordinary. &C. receipts lsSl bales
B.iiisoRE Oct 80 Cotton dull. ioweri BhtdInr De-;
Low Mdding. 5ac. Good Ordinary sae gross receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-31
pl-noprAy rINAVcIAL MARKETS..

LONDON oct 3O-l2}0 j. MT =. hords, icnto-es, cln-
non 1879; FIRE KawAy shares j. = preferred, 20
lcu-y iyana irDtrAL 33t NtN-J,i-ct G. nti, ~ ' ia
a!lTran. l. D.. . .
IUsD. Dci 30 80 p. m-ifir iiawav sh9it- - no.
pr tered 2qa Paris ldvccs quGc per cent I"er az
ii frengs 81 cenmrs for tn ac'o mt.
IINp,N Oct. U2:ip g. No nUo' H4'is Tor hnih iHoArN
ana the account Erie Railway shares, IS.
IOsurS. Oct. SO a. ni.-Ertc fal,Way -taf y ~.
IONptN &c. al D. m Eric X llWaY shares lN's Ilis
advicrs quote rertes at i2 france ~ trf
times India Council h!ls were allotted t'-F
I'D. rupee advance.
IOSpsV oct. SG-i.l5 p. MT. : bonds. l~ol= 10
dvc- ltHh- Ere RAILWAY share. IH1 10. rffI'rr'
81 Pcnnsy wanna Central 50 New Jrr~'F t"liIa ~
HEADING ltaicl 1872 The amount Of hrln"u mo lie
BANK Of England balance TO-DAY - ElE1.unu.
IONDOS oct. 80 80 o. ni-lrie haiiWaN shares. lN't
oCt- 3OEXcDanEe o. London. - H"n,s u ecu
times short sight.