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CHA4'ls. Al M. sTIEFF:
MEDICAL.
e. F. Annkep Bitter Wins
III 1r6M. tn tr.,

. H. r, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine G
Iron will etfectually cure liver complaint, t,
jaundice, dyspepsia, chronic or nervous
debility, chronic dtarrnoes, disease OF fhe
kidneys and all diseases arising from
disordereA liver, stomach or intestines
such as constipation, Il .tulence, inward
plies, fullness OF bleod to the head, aeidity
of the stomach, nausea, heartburn ,d1sgug
tor food fu1lness or weight In the stomacl
sore eructatiops, sinking or 1uttering .
the pit of the stomach, swimming OF tht
head. hurried or difficult breathing, fiutter
llngs at the heart, choking or suffocatine
sensation when in q lying posture dimness
Of VISION. dots or webs before he Sign
dull pain Ia the head, deficiency OF nres
pain in the side, back, head, chest. limbs
stc., sudden fiushes Of heat, burning in tn.
flesh, constant fmaginings Of svil and gresl
depression of spirits. Price 81 per bettte
Bewars of couo oterfeits do not let YOU
druggist palm off some other preparation
ffron he may say IL a good but sk Il
Kunkelts Bitter Inc 81 Iron Take
other, Kunk el- hltler " ines -rol IL.
sold In bt,lk-oniy i1isg bottles 4. 4, Ku
kel.t Proprietor, N o. $50 North Niath Streel
PhilQdaInhia Pa GnId nv all drnOQ iatR
The Morning herald., 1878-11-22

fro BIZ ooNrrsvmtl
The Morning herald., 1878-11-22

1871 so no bgs!,- Xa sl'y ~sA cd1 s0N y
.1a1n, ~
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VIII be found to possess those qualities
necessary TO the total eradication Of all
bilious attacks, prompt to start the secre-
tions Of the liver, and give q healthy tone
TO the entire system. Indeed, 1t is no ordi.
nary discovery In medical science to have
invented a remedy for these stubborn com.
plants, which develop all the result. pro-
duced by q heretofore FREQ use OF calomel,
a mineral Justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledged TO be destructive In the ex.
IRENE to the human system. That the
properties OF certain vegetables comprise
all The virtues OF calomel, without its inju.
rious tendencies, Is now an admitted fact,
rendered i%ndisputable by scientific re-
searches; and those who use the Mandrake
Pills will be fully satisfied that the best
medicines are those provided by nature In
the common herbs and roots OF the fields
These Pills open the bowels and correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva
ton or any OF the injurious effects OF Gallo.
mel or other poisons. TIL secretion OF bile
Is promoted by these pills as will be seen
by the altered color OF the stools, and dis.
appearing Of the sallow complexion and
cleaning OF the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each
box OF pills. Prepared only by j. Fl.
Schenck & Son, at their principal Office,
corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadel.
phia, and for sale by all druggists and
dealers.
Price rs cents per box. cod
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GmQntdhgsme1
For The lntslligsneer.
MY HILLS.
am sitting BY my window,

lam sitting BY my window,
caring Ger The WAtgrs Wide
To where tho hills, % bleLk and bare :
Traverse the other side.
Oh, who would think while wstchlng now
TueIT wasted barren pllel
That 10 a few short hurried months,
They will 10 veTdure smllei
And when the suns frat bea inning ray,
Unto our Vble Is glVeu;
II seems Us though th0sG bills receive
The frst Iwest gmlleot Heaven.
Thrirfair streams suck music throws,
AL6wn lheIr Tock-b01nd glelS,
AsI II they would 10 vain repfUGsh
The merry ihroated wrOni.
Upon the sulIy summer day
Toe traveller seeks rtpOSe,
Beneath the emerald Cinoples
Their sylvan nOoEs disclose.
wander thOre In Autumn time,
When hefy Is each tree
While through their branches speaks the vino
50 mOurnfulIy TO me-.
Farewell, my loved, my native hills,
When death has Ibid me low
Ny plrit will return to thee.
Aud roam thy valleys through.
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TIME TABLE-wHEELING d ELM CROW
i RAlLRoAD.-On and after Saturday, Deeem-
GRf %. 1877, cATs will run as follows,
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and
leaden- colored, with occasional
aushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull the pupils dilate an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
the nose isirritated, swells, andsome-
times bleeds aswelling Of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone ; feeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting;v violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
untrequently tlnged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
c~oughsometimesdry convulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
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HEMI.WEERLY.
WEEKLY.

By nod, n GdtONde, pottSSt PntPoaa'
~. ,.s 4 % sIx mOnthA. ........e1 o
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WEEKLY.
DIV s,aL, IA odsanoe, pO,irgs Prtpotd'
o,s yssr...........sl 80 six mouths- :;;;"si g
In clubs Of FT1..........-'.a .''''''''""'sii eash
In Clubs Of Ten. ........ ........".'''..'"'-'' e ASh
In Clubs Of Wenty-......... .....S... = y sSSn'
And an extra copy 10 person settlns up Cuo'
~ The above prices are inIaI4a6le. Hemit .,
81, Al. in Draits or fostotiee Money 0rdert, and
IhsrS neither Of those can b procured, send mi
Money In : HeEisisrod Lettr.
tHE IETELLlGENCER viii present daily ths
news IN all departments, from all quarter o
the world, - well n . complete record Of l0cl
events.
THE WEEKLY "a printed on Thursday, and can
"a bad n the counter, In paid envelopes any
for mailing. ce.SeRd a copy 10 absent Jrteadi
and rCdiitsJ Vth RarI JrSm ho1hi
observation-disclosures dedHng 70 have the
DAILY INTELIIGKHCKR left regularly u tneif
rSijepces In the city and suburbs can b
,STytJ BY leaving their address, at Counting
Rom, or BY drop letter through the poitothce'
tn mNTRlBuTORs.-Eo attention will be paid
10 Anonymous communications; every afueie
must be accompanied by the writer's realname
And address.
g,,ir,.I LNttyI for VI IhoNd b addreGled "Ffets
A LhmDhn," and aloud ~ no edse u dddfet'ed 70
80 49, A.. La AU
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10 take away original ain and 10 gtfe re-
generation and eternSt life) he says.
Therefore men ran with their children
to. be baptized, because they verify be-
lieVed they could not otherwise be made
alive In Christi Calvin says: You deny
that Il Il unjust to damn any one, unless
on account Of transgression. Persons
innumerable are taken out Of life
while yet infants. Put forth now.
your yifulence sgainst God, who
precipitates into eternal death helpless
Infants torn from their mothers breasts.n
Again, (the same author II ask whence
comes Il to pass that the fall Of Adam
involved without remedy so many ma
lions, together with the infant children,
il II DO mot that II was right thus with
God. Hence II becomes tongues 80 dip.
pant to be mute. It 10, l confess, q hor.
ribIe doctrine" Once moro lin q word
from FalgentiuS) at 10 TO be believed
without any doubt that not only men who
are come 10 the use Of reason, but infants,
whether they die In their mothers womb
or after they are born, without baptism
in the name Of the Father, Son and holy
Ghost, are punished with everlasting pun.
ishment in eternal fire, because though
they have no actual SIN Of their own, yet
they carry along with them the condem.
nation Of original sin from their 6rst con-
ception and BIRTH ,~5
This, in the language Of Calvin, is truly
. horrible doctrine; but it Is the logical
conclusion Of the mistaken doctrine OF
original sin and Of total hereditary de-
pravity.
ANCIENT AND MnnERH AnyooAnY OF THIS
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Nos. s and 10 make close connection at Columbus
for all pOlnti South and southwest; at Chicago for
all p0il1 West and Northwest
for Philadelphia, New York and Boston. A. Wn,h-
ingt0n CITY Tor all points South.
West-b0und trains make direct connections for
all principal points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
No 10 on Saturday night has no connection fr
Chicag0or kandnlky.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
On and after November 8, 1877, Trains viii run
daily, exeSPl Sunday, rs follows;
Lave Wheeling .....-..s $40 q. m. LEO .. N.
Arrive at Washington, Pa.....sSoA N. $40 p, N.
Elm Grove Accommodation
Leaves Wheeling. ..... ....-......6:b o 4. N. 500 p. N.
Em e....".........-....., ......7 100 .. N. $50 .. N.
Tickets to all principal points on sale at Depot.
Otao0 open al all hours during the day.
W. N. CLEMENTS. A. N. Of 7.
R T. DEvRIEs, Genrl Agent. nos
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

By mad, IA GdVaSos, poEOes fftpat1
a,ts 90 Three n~ontha--..ta @
W. ;ynntbSs e. 4 % One month.....-+..s 70
Isliyersd BY Carriers In City l6o per Heek.
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RANseoRrArloM

No. 4 stops At all stIions between Wheeling and
Cumberland; No - stops at all Stations between
MhAollnn and Gnnftnn n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EnRnpE MAnK EIS

LIVERPOOL Oct Pork-Eastern steady AZ 52 Western
d1.l at 4jL Bacon Cumberland Cut steaiy at BIZ short
30 Cd Long clear steady 36d ShOr; Clear
steady at 3d. HamsIOng Cni steady 1t Al. shoulders
steady 2S Sd Beet Mess ~ 70 Extra Mess steady
al 90 Prime Mess dull So. Lard-Pnme Western
steady 80. Tallow-Prmo Cy steady at 81 3D. Inr
Spirits dull at 30. RCsnCOumon dull AZ 4 9ti
Fine duh 10 American Choice steady nj AS Lard
OH dull at 80 FOur-ENtra State dun 10 "a wheat
spring dun Cd: SDrng steay at III 0d, new
Winter New Western steady at sod New southern steady at
o. Soft duh % 80; Prime New Mixed
steady 23 I'd cotton seed O-Selt0w American. dr
3O IOsn Common, London steady az D.. Turpe1tine
Spiiits. London Gt1ner az PISA.
LyKRPoOI. oct 26-l:30 .. m.-BacOu, 32 per cwL for
Long Clear Middles.
,lvRKrooI. oct 29-2 p. m-BreadstufS steady: Corn,
% Sd G23gd for Now Mixed Western The receipts
the past 1000 qrs including
1000 The market for Vans and Fabrics at
Manchester s heavy aud depressed in oil branches.
LONDON. Oct. 20 $50 mliefincd Petroleum.. 7isa74d
per CplOn. TalOw. 36 per cwt.
lONpON oct 20-T3vg Iinseed oil. G26 1919 e26 Is.
ANrWERP, Oct. 29-PotrOsum 22lI Tor limo pale
American. Lard closed at II "a hOuns per 90 kilOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON oct. 29.-Frenoh capitalists took good three
mODhs bills yeerdaY low rs percent discount IN
Paris the arSct the rate Of discount 2c2i per
The next Bank Of England return Is cXDclc 70 SHOW
me Times IN its lin lnc.al arcle now
ever apprcienve that the money market IS not safe from
Amer - AMI German demands for gold Tho Afghan an
require the Government to send silver To lda Inc m
dian maj silver bare and demand mus ere cu
won raise price and bring the German stock
Whichiq believed TO BE- StiA large -, =,
LONDON. oct % - p. m.Ere Railway shafts 90
preferred Illinois Central I'll New Jersey Cent? 81"
LONDON. oct % q: 20 iConsOl- Ollis Tor money 'f'I6
for account Erie Railway shares IN ,, .
LONDON, oct. pa D. M IRE amount OF Dli ION gone
I'M a The Bank Of England balance today is G6l8Oc0 sil
yer ~ quoted at 10 IA. per ounce 49, 600,
lGYnoN oct 29-i:l5 pm.-U. :. bonds New fvcs 1863;
1865. lu7os Ere Railway shares l7a Illinois CehtIa
SO Paris advce quote ave per cent rentes a. ii2 francs %
Centimcs for The account -
IONDoN. oct. 20iiO M. s. bonds. four and ha
Nor cen 1851, 1858 1879: l06 Erie lttl
Wav shares preferred 2S2 NeTJcTsey Central conSo o. =
P.Es Oci. 2g.-kXchange London, ~ francs 81 Goa
times for short sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
Hid. Asked.

In state bonds, old North Carolinas sold at 1863
md Wissouri Is Of 1888 at JOG. Louisiana conSols
were lower at 754G124 ,oo, -, - 90 o,,5
pank of Republic t7) at 50.
DRnlrcad bonds we're largely dealt in being CON
ni"nnns for an advance IN frsts of G.. {. and /; G.
T and i'm seconds TO 49, but later they declined 10
rs and 15I2 respectively. Canada Southern tirSis
naropteed were strong at n. Elevated hTsts at 30
and North Missouri firsts at lO5; ST. Panl SINKING
Snu heing mn 10 99a9Sl2 sales and Northwest
rnI1 b"nds TO 1921. Albany and SusGuchanua
eUsts soId at 11ll2, and seconds at 9J$i ST. Joseph
~ 81 09i Central PacifcS at 1868, Union first at
10Gio land grants at 1852, and sinking funds at
101l9. ,..o,o.4,,,,, nth soloe ot
1O05,elz IOO7IGa zoos. On gold loans the lend
INC rates we're 112G ia y carrying and HAT.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out 5000 IN
com interest on the public debt, and Sl7s.OOO IN
Tcdemnfion of called bonds The days business OF
The coid-clearing department Of the Bank OF the
Sfste of New-York covered: Gold cleared, Tl22lo,-
900 cold balances, 81 $4,000; currency balances
Foreign exchange was strong. for reasons already
adyerted TO, but not very aruye Selling TaIe'
we've on the basis of 81 S2dSi S2ll for sXty-oayS
bills and - SsaS4 SSH for demand, to the L. some
of the leading drawers arc asking y cent higher
than tie common quotations. which are as annexed;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

DRUGS AND ICALS-Far jobbing sqcs; no marked
chances ~ ,e U.s., :! 49@st 40 IN lGbbns lots Nor.
Guine 81 5e@ti % QUICKSILVER lsc; peeac slI2Losl 80;
Cam phor. 2jle0 2Gc tnca FOWer I@N - &c, Arsenic
2a4tsc. Alcohol. g o5as2 os; Cream Tartar, q a32c
soda, 81 i2&q$l II Engsh 81 ,rtouatc Soda, - 20
BleHemnr Powdsr 81 $9GS 40; Agminous Cake l,c;
81 30 OH sass,ras 40c.; on Winter green 81 500 ii 49,
Root 45aEoc.; ID C." shelac. 22c Clutch Ga aGc: Gam
FIsH-Mackere In fair demand tesdy: extra grade
scarce and VERY i'm sses TOO hDs shore at slsas2O
sold at $40 small os Of BAY within the range OF 56
Tar No / Ssasg Tor no Z ard sG b1aS3 Tor No ~
rather more active sales 5oo 9oinal' At q for
&c for sealed anoat and l26 f.T NJ with lair inquiry
quoted nom nay u Easpo s. 5oGs5 Portland q %
fToUR AND MEAi-FIoUK-Martet without decided
chance WITH more doing Tor eIpoT nainly IN low grades
Lines OF Low Extra not quite plenty and held little
steady the close sales y coo bills including 100 bb.
r 80; 700 bbS Low Extra 70 5oats e inclgdmg LOO
s 70 I gSa = Sog s 's yra s,d oO g
400 SP' SsE Wheat ESa g S&tS mainly
ual 81 696fS 70 Including 800 nbls Common = oG9
iss il 25Gsi IS 400 bis stTssSt s. AZ 30, ana 300
the sales. ll,o0Q blls. were Tor .eFpolt.' onota,
mon to Fair Iztra state. So 56es5 rs Good TO Fancy
Do g. soas5 20 Common % Cod Extra Western. 50 900
d. sds5 u ahSco H' Common Extra So 5o@ss TO- n Rye
Straight s54s5 50, Patent; sea$s 25I 81 Louis
s. g. g God I5 Ys@ y SSGa
Winter Wheat Extra. $G9sG 7j; closing about steady.
souTHERS FI6Ch UNCLAIMED htte better local trade
aS r S %an teS 1a faS
XII sl thGg e. G f%ngy active hS sPi
WHEAT FLoUR moderately active 81 9oas2 10. ~.
m s. 50 BrandySne 81 S. 90 sales. 500 sacks
;oarse Cily Meal sc NC. per 100 D. ,o.. a.
-i.is. aanapd iar Rashs in GOOD ssnniT ana i.ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
uEERITIsII CORN TRADE.

LONDON oct oQ-The Marx Lane ErDress in ts review OF
the Bins Trade for the past week SAWS me sup
rs Of End 81 Wheat were lie There was some Improve
nct IN condition Of the 0clg' although II has heh
slight Values probably touched the lowest point The
I'm. Urt Of foreign Wheat London more moderate
than late although fully uhi nj FOR our fe4uremc ~
The supp n~ulC mt 10 eXerCie depressing hh'
cuce on prices The weeks business has been mciGic r.
dian Wheas beginning to arrive more freely ior Wicl
there Continental inquiry. bat not much HON
millerS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

IIITI IUUtU'U I0OD4t.
IEA-Only fairly active ~ irregular and prices
IOBA'LO kentucky quiet at 81 lie. safes, 4CO hhds
Sril Leaf airlY active sales. 1000 Pennsylvania
1871 llaiGhc; 2U0 New England do. II is02Oc: 40 Wis
cOnsn, private Terms 500 bales ,vana 81 10.
WIALEBDNE-Stctdv In small sale
MHlSktG-Market firm es. 80 bills Al 10
WOOl-iomestic grades lave lattery been steady and
more active fine grades cspeol " manufacturers consider
present prs es very low and appear disposed 10 and
holders are inclined 10 OFF, supplies without New
Ea Texas IS arriving Freely but poor sredy
peaianco Foreign Woos Qset. unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA oct % Spanish gold. l9lh6l9t'i Exchange
tending upward NeWYors. 81 days currency. 6a62
MUM short sight do. 7G7a premium 80 days gold. ca n
Gl premium short sight TO- 74d71 premium London,
Il 2dIS premium Paris. 40lA premium sugar quot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

The home money market is without change and
call loans on stock collateral were neFotat,d very
freely az per cent on acceptable collateral. DiS-
count and rates Of commercial paper are az last
0uoted The United States Treasurer ~ Washing
ion to-day received 81 10000 National bank Loie>
for Yedenpjion The customs receipts were GI!,-
600 and the internal revenue receipts were IL 40,
900. The following IS the Cearng-Hnsa state
ment to-day: Currency exchanges, NS0,923,IZi :
currency balances. S2992.423: gold exchanges
S1I2I2319; gold balances, Sl,922.3oG. ,
The sum of G61S. 900 bullion went INTO the Bank
of England ION balance" to-day making total
of e032 600 in five days. 1t was ticket day on the
london stock Exchange and to-mOiT0W VIII DO
tbe regular fortnIgbtly settling day. The British
consols fell 10 81 for money, and 10 9lllG for
the account. The Bank Of England was
renOrted 10 be charging per cent iOc loans
on consc's. United states bonds were strong and
higher ISG7s rising to 1919, new - to 100 .. new
4los to 1O5l2, and 10-40s 10 1O5lllG. In Amer
Ican RAILWAY securities, Illinois Central advanced 40
SOL Ncw-JcTsey Central to 3O1l, cons lldaicd
bonds 10 sob, Erie common TO 17l2, ard preferred
to 2S4 In Paris, Tentes opened at 1910. and de-
clinei 70 H. 30 sight exchange Oh LONDON being
quoted at 1882.
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this Goth day Of October were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30
COTTON MARKETS.

LvEaoor- oct 2a-I2.e p. Cotton fiat and irregular
Mdd9Hs GpAn!7 o"H NGiIng .f3ns Az sgT ~ e
porr Rcceirs $50 bales including 5000 bales Amencan.
Future, Aer scls al last quotations Gpands Low
Miadlng clause October delivery. 6ls' also 5slad, ALTO
ot oa pa sv LoS AaT bs saT ps s~ Tow HSug
clause Now Crop shipped Noyem6er ANA Deeemotr saL o
Included 800 bales American. FutaTcs-rgIand. low Ma
JpAnds, Los Mdalmg clause November ana December dc
maf TI and iGiasry itriycy sd UplnGs Low MGdns
cause. 2arch aud April deyery 5l'd piAnds Low Mid
LIvERruol. Oct 29-75 D. m-Cotion INJURIES heavy Up
anis Low Mddug clause December and JanualI delivery
AlgGusrA, Oct. 29-Cotton quiet Middhne Size; Low
Middnr 8sc Good Ordinary 49, receipts 20ll bales
ding o. Low Auddlng s4e; Good Ordinary e'4cj ne.
M esr f' nnaers e:St ehGt ba fS
Bo4roS. oct ?9.-C0tOu dull; Mdding. 9'sc; Low Mid
s sross 2ii bales Sa stock is9o Bales ~
ding So Low MA hing. s'.c. Good ordinary s@slc net
to bales eEGSs 20 t sos LIS s' coast"
CISciSSHfI Oct 2g-Cotion dull lal; sIdinR. 9sc
LSS M IS bales: SiS be socg bales
GALVESTON. Oct. 29-Cotton weak Mdthng. &c; Low
sales. iSae Gilss stock 7o5 bales, ,,,,n,.. o.
nrurnIs, oct 29-COtton nominal MmdIng 92c. re
celps for days. l,iSS bales stock. 1862 bales
NOZZLE. oct 2Y.-COtton quiet poor supply; Mddine,
&C.; Mddng 81. Good Ordinary s4c; net receipts
ISIS bates. exports cOastwise. 6ss bales Sles 800 bales
NsaoalEaSs. oct 20 Cotton easier M,dline: 9tc Low
be Exports to France Sais bales, to the Continent 62l4
bales sales 1000 Dlesi stock. ~, ~ Dalcs
NogFoLK oct 29-Cotton quiet, Middling. $40: net re-
cept 37ll bates exporta coaswise, l266 bales sales
1875 ral-s stock. 1000 bales. $500, -
'PHIlApRIPHIA oct 2g--Catton quiet; Mddng, oTci
Low MIddng 0lie; Good Ordinary, Sc; net receipts 10
bales gross Az bales sales 423 bales snner jI3 baes;
stock 1906 bales. 80, 90.
sAvASSAI Oct 2o,-COiton easy Midding s!e Ley Lev
Niling 80 Ordinary 7i6iac; net receipts bel1
bales: gross 6,T5G bales exports To Grea Bral1 i2Sf
bales 10 tho Continent O25 bales; c0ast"lsc lo0 DAes
sales. 3. 500 bales Stock. a7,ilS bales -
ar LOUIS Oct. 39-Coton dull and lower; Mlidng sej
Low MidduR sc. Good Ordinary, size; receipts, 3.S
bales shpen SIG bales sales l1O5 bales Stock 32oso
bales -, ..,.,,- a., -.
Hiddne a7sc: Good Ordinary. 7ssc; net receipts ISIS
baIss exports Great Britain, l2O7 sacs STOCK 1851
bales
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.
RuFPALo Oct 29.-CAruE- Receipts today s33 head;
for tho weak thus far 3iy head for the same time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-30

Pho JANTGO oct 2G-Cofee market animated prices
firm Rio Good Fnsts. 5.6tOpJ.7j0 refs per 10 kilos TX
change on I.OuCoB. 32jId
OCT. 26-Coh Santos 5iO0d5GOo reis
~ 10 kilOs
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thus far 5000 head; for ths time last week 1900
head through coasgnmelts Market without de.
cded change offerings mainly fair 10 medium quality only
Hight proportion OF choice STOCK SalesFar 10 Good western
sheep az rs; Canada Lambs a 2oss4 10; bsss
HoGs~Recepts taday 800 head the week thus far.
1850 head; for the same time last week, $3.50 head
Workers shade higher price Guotable Workers Fair TO
Good SO 20d % 90 quality only far heavy grades duh &C
IS bass 80 Extra Choice s. 35as3 10. All offerings dis
posed Of.
CHIC AGO. Oct 29-7hs DroreTs' journal reports Hoas
Receipts $40 o head shipments. 900 head; martot
shade lower Choice HesvyS SO 3Oas3 30 Light 81 oSasJ TO-
Packing. at3 -.
kst with demand; Good Natives. - Co.'s 30:
Feeders ami Stockers slow 80 30GS3 80 Butchers nrm
Cows S2GS29I steers - 7O9S3 40; Balls 81 9O9t2 4Oi
Western scarce, 80 GGdS3 40: Texans ~ q az TO-
SHEEP Receipts, go head market dul. S29s3.
EAST lIBERiY Penn. Oct 29.-GArTLR Receipts tcNay
23S head through 6G head of loo supply ysfdi
heavy mostly Common Medium about 30 loads sold
10 country buyers and 10 to local dsaor prices ranging NON
So 30 TO 81 %.
Receipts TO-DAY, 1850 head Workers. 50 209S3 3O
Phladelphis. So iOVE3 90.
sHERPRecepts to-day. 2.1o0 head selling So 25S4 %;
market active.
~. LOUIS Oct 29-HoGs frmer; Light ship ing and
Workers, - 80ds3 Packing and BOst0Rs, SO af3 z0
Butchers and Philadelphia, S. lUdS3 60 Receipts 1000
mead: slipnents. 1900 head.
CATrE tirDer on light receipts supply mostly through
Texans which brought at depot 80 10 do. Cows 81 Co
Light Cherokee Nxed ~ 90 Pair southwest Mixed, 81
a@2 90 Far N shipping Stees, - Butcbcrs
IS 90. Receipts 800 head shipments. 20 head.
Butte in dfmaud Good Mutt
- Choice Extra, IS 50d33 80. Receipts 70e
head; shipments, $50 head
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BLAMED.

Fututes fairly active closing 1890 points lower Sales
ming, $500 bales. TOday-fTst tal-OCtOheT DID,
93i; November, a33 February 9G3 March o. IS: total
ZOO bales Call-NOyemDer 90 December 81
80: January, 98i. J43; February 0ji. A.j3; March,
$50 ArIi 976 Nav, $50 June ~: total 1900 balc
900 March, B6l 60. July, 1901 TO- icls, 400 bales
Also, OCtOJCr al 932: NO.CmhCT 92t0J3S: De-
c"micr 93Za943: January GIle9j3; February j2p
9.6i: March, 3t2G9T4; AynL e.'4q9sji May 3tJ@
99G juno, 10; July. 1907 Dl01%j total 4i,lOO baieS;
grand total, GO9UU bales. tuturcS closed weak