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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18
UP SALT GREEK.
By a rEuE enrExBAOkEs.

BY TRUE GRKEEBAoKKR.
Election day is coming fast,
And .'fist'' soon will breathe Its last:
In Ohio it got s4the bouuee,'
And isn't worth cent an ounce
With Mitchell all those chaps must 90.
Who lost their balance here below;
They might have lived for many DAYS
Had they not listened to spangler's brays.
Now, when Bro MitchelI-reformer brave
Sets out upon the salty wave,
Wen take up a collection among the
load.
And cheer him on his dreary road
MethiDks see the pilgrim band
Looking toward the promised nd:
There's Perry M and Gehiel D.,
And 10 and John and brother P.
When Capt, Sam viii spy tho craft
IT'S Watson, on a nat rafti
What is it in his arms see?
IT'S Granny CraWford's rag-babie.
go, stayP' said Rem, ''the story tell:
I'd like to make a speech so WE'LL"
But an oath or two came floating back,
AS the engin GER yelled, ''Clear the track 20
For one year more quiet will reign,
When MaXson will ''come around'' again.
30, give us rest 20 the people cry;
But for ONCE the crew is mighty dry.
Sam Wood will suck has dirty fingers,
While on the boat aside he fingers;
"rhe bonds 1 stole, tits very true,
Makes this crowd look rather blue"
He looks away with sidelong glance.
And wishes he had another chance
To steal some cattle or some bonds,
In order to ''reform' the peoples minds.
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IMPORTANT.

Perhaps the most important officer to
be chosen IN the approaching election is
that of representative in the legislature.
1t must be remembered a senator is to
be chosen at the next session for six
years. The real question for the Repub-
lican voters of Lyon county to ask them
selves is, not whether they like this or
that candidate personally, but shall we
make sure that our members will vote
for a reliable Republican for U. S. Sena-
tor? 1t would be rather a novel thing
for Kansas to be represented in that
body either by Democrat or by a so
called Greenbacker voting with the Dem
Ocrats, and it would be equally as novel
for Lyon county to be represented in the
Legislature by men who would vote foI
any other than reliable Republican fol
senator. This ought to receive serious
consideration at the hands of every vo
ter
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18

Here's what Sam Wood, the Quaker,
says in the last "Greenbacker," issued
by Rec. j. Spangler, in this city:
Our society (Friends) regard tale
bearing and detraction as a crime, and l
have supposed MethOdists were equally
careful in this respect; but as few of our
members are politicians or editors of
party newspapers, it may make differ
ence
Now here is what Sam Wood, the
bond thief, says in the same paper. He
is speaking of the senior editor of THE
NEWS:
20, yes, stay in the Republican party |!
You dare not leave It'll Too many know
your history! And book large enough
to contain your frauds and your sell
outs, bound in calf, would precipitate
too much filth in the country. 1t would
invite cholera and yellow fever. The
Greenbackers do not need you. With
the Republicans you are safe. "There
is still honor among thieves" May
your history never be writtenl May you
die with the party, that no tell tale his
torian may ever have a chance to write
itn
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Conundrum-Wil Jake Moon, the
candidate for sheriff on the Republican
ticket, If elected, allow the NEWS to
bride him to furnish the legal notices
which have to come through his hands ?
Now is a good time for Mr.. Moon TO
state whether he is in favor of honesty,
or whether he will receive at the hands
of the editors of the NEWS money which
they take out of the taxpayers pockets.
Will you do this Mr.. Moon ?-Emporia
Sun, Oct. 8.
If the editor of the Sun was not gross
" ignorant of the subject he pretends to
know so much about, he would not have
perpetrated any such silly "conun-
drum" Ifhe will inquire at the court
house, or of any lawyer or intelligent
citizen, he will find that the pay for the
sheriff's sale advertisements does not
come out of the public treasury. 1t is
fixed by law, and comes out of the estate
of the mortgagOrs concerned in each
case, and the sheriff has no legal right
TO charge more or less for the advertise
ment than the law permits.
Such silly charges and insinua-
tions as the Sun makes can have no
other effect if anything that paper says
could in any way affect voters, than 10
increase Mr.. Moons majority. II the
editor Of that paper has any proof that
THE NEWS ever bribed or offered TO
bride any candidate or officer, or ever
received a cent from the public treasury
TO which it was not legally entitled, we
viii pay him $500 to produce the proof
To make totally unfounded charges
against and cast contemplate slurs upon
Republican candidates seems to be the
only mode Of conducting political can
vass which the recently enfranehised ed
itOr of the Sun is capable Of carrying on.
Mr.. Moon would make mistake if he
paid the slightest attention to its silly
twaddle.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18

cases are reported in Memphis and vicin-
lty. About seventy-five cases of sick
ness at Helena, Ark. Fever is on the
increase at Mobile, Ala, and gloomy re-
ports are received from country towns
and villages. I. "A factory at Finchburg,
Mass, was burned by an incendiary;
loss 10000. -. The Democrats and
Greenbackers of Burlington, Iowa, held
a joint convention and nominated can
dldate for congress, claiming that the
law provided for an election in Novem
Der. The total number of citizens
killed In Nebraska by Cheyennes was
"A severe fight took place near
DeadwoOd between road agents and
Sheriffs posse. "A very heavy storm
is prevailing west of the Rocky Noun
| tains, which interferes with business
| communication.
OCTOBER 15.-Yeilow fever: At Mem
phis the weather is growing warmer and
reports of the further spreading of the
| fever in the suburbs are received. At
New Orleans the weather is cloudy and
warm; deaths, 80; cases reported, 1876 :;
total deaths, 3,549; total cases, 1885.
At Thibodeau, La, forty-five new cases
in the last two days. At Baton Rouge,
Forty-six new cases; fewer deaths At
Helena, Arkansas, the board of health
reported fewer new cases, three deaths
for the past "A hours ending at noon
AT Chattanooga, no deaths for "a hours !;
"A new cases. The extension of the A
T. & S. F. r. r. into New Mexico is
progressing rapidly. Justice L. Nor
rill was reelected United States senator
| from Vermont. =. . The Iowa Republican
| state central committee met to consider
the question of an election in November,
and it was unanimously decided that the
October elections were legal. The fail
ure of Hoar & Co., brokers, is announced
| in New York. .Manton Marble pub
fishes card with reference to the Trib-
une cypher dispatches, and denies any
| attempt to purchase electoral votes in
Florida. At New Haven a true bill for
murder in the first degree has been found
against Rev. H. H. Hayden, charged
with the murder of Mary Stannard.
Nine prisoners dug through the Jail wall
at Kokomo, Ind, and escaped to the
woods. The Concord, N H savings
bank has suspended. q. d. "A conference
was had on Sunday, at camp Sheridan,
with Red Cloud and his chiefs, who
who promised to arrest and deliver up
the Cheyennes. &. 1t is now officially
known that the awards to American ex-
hibitors at the French exposition num-
Der 75O. There is panic in the iron
trade at Glasgow, in consequence of
heavy failures and rumors of other sus-
pensions. :. The Vienna newspapers an
nounce that Count Won Buest, the Aus
trian ambassador at London, will go to
Paris, and will be succeeded at London
by County Carolyi, present ambassador
at Berlin, the Paris minister going to
Berlin. The Mexican government is
taking important steps against theiving
Indians on the border. "A nephew of
Prince Bismarck committed suicide at
Venice. The rumor of American rec
ognition of Roumania is incorrect
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18

Speaking of Wade Hampton and the
president, the Washington Republican
says: 'The president begins to recover
his sight and to view things in their
true light And what is more and bet
ter, he is proceeding by the strong arm
of the law to correct the evils that Hamp-
ton has been tolerating and nursing. He
sees that he is the victim of misplaced
confidence; that Wade Hampton has
practiced a gross deception upon him,
and, though he is not impulsive, he is
moving slowly but surely in the right
direction. In this he will win the ap-
plause of every loyal and true heart in
the country
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18

There are some singular and unac
countable results in the recent elections
Thus the seventh congressional district
of Ohio (the Toledo districD at the last
two elections was the strong hold of the
Greenbackers, but in the Tuesday cleo
ton the new party made no show, and a
hard money Democrat, rarG aUis in
Ohio, was elected to congress. In the
first (Evansville) Indiana district He'll
man, Republican, is elected, and it is
the first Republican elected to congress
from that district for thirty years
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18

One of the most striking features in
the Ohio election is the rebuke given by
the people to the Democratic party in
that state. State politics were quite as
prominent in the campaign as the cur
rency issue. The fraudulent conduct of
elections, the unfair gerrymandeFing,
the numerous defalcations Of county
treasures. and the great losses sustain
ed by the state and county treasurers by
these defalcations-these and similar is
sues were freely discussed. and the re.
suit was the surprising change Of $1,000
votes in favor of the Republicans. It is
clear that but fog their gerrymandering
there would not have besn . Democrat
elected to congress or at least avery limit
ed number, 80 completely are the people
Of Ohio disguised with Democratic rule.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18

Taylor, the candidate on the fiat ticket
is a coarse, outspoken, and disappearing
infdel. How can the heightened chris
tian financier and statesman of the
Greenbacker reconcile his professions
and his SUPPORT of TAYLOR.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18

The joint discussion announced at
Lawrence last Monday between Col. St.
John and Elder Mitchell, was entirely
unauthorized by st John, or the Repub-
lican central committe. Why was the
announcement made, and who author
lied it? 1t was unfair, whoever did it.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18
STRAYED.

S x Reward-Strayed from the under
SDO signed, October Sth. 1878, one large,
bay sucking horse colt, with small white spot
in forehead, some white on nose, and right
hind foot white. A reward OF IS will be paid
for the return OF the same to q. /. Phillips,
Plumb, Lyon county Kansas, three miles
south of Plymouth. 4s-It%
STRAY ED-From Willow Valley, Green
wood Co., Kas.. Sept 2lst, 1875, 3 black
mare; about II hands high; about nine years
leading to her recovery will be suitably re-
warded by J. A. Bixley, of Emperia- A-2+
ESTRAY-Monday, Sept. l6. one dark bay
sucking horse colt, heavy built, no marks.
The finder of The same will be literally re-
Warded by calling at A. Wolleson's store.
Empor1a; or at his farm. * miles n. K. Of
4l-tf a. WoLLEsON.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18

The more people reflect about the
matter, the more strongly they are con-
WINGED they had rather have an honest
greenback for money.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18
COUNTY TICKET.

When Thurman took old Rise-up Will
liam's fog-horn, he evidently blew in
the wrong end
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18

Senator Plumb is now in Washington
urging the confirmation of the Kaw land
appraisement. We learn he considers
the prospects of confirmation good.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18

1t has been discovered by the Milwau-
kee News that Milwaukee beer is made
from corn and rice.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs THIS WEEK.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
/, II. B. Lowe, sheriff OF Lyon county, Kan
sas, hereby give special notice by proclama-
ton throughout Lyon county, that on Tues
day, November the 5th, 1873, there will be
held 3 general election, st which election
there are to be chosen the following officers,
to-Wit:
Governor.
i Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary of State.
State Treasurer.
Auditor Of State
Attorney General of State
State superintendent Public Instruction.
Chief Justice.
Congressman state at Large.
CONGRESSMAN fer Sd congressional district
Clerk district court for Lyon county
County Attorney for Lyon county
i Supe. Of Pub. Anst'n. for Lyon county
sheriff 60 ill vacancy for Lyon county
Rezister Of Deeds Ito nj vacancy for
Lyon county.
County Commissioner for Ist district
Lyon county.
Representative for s2nd district
Representative for e3rd district
In witness whereof hereunfo set my hand
and of3cial seal this 18th Gay Of
October, A. D. 1878.
h. ,. LOWE. Sheriff
est Of Lyon Co., Kas.
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WANTED.
. ANTRD-At the Emporia wood

w ANTED-At the Emporia wood yard, TO
w trade pair of good farm mares and a
Highlander colt for q large span of horses or
mules. Also second hand wagon for sale or
trade. 42-2t A. +. GROVE.
WANTED-Att tn Eemporia Furniture Fac
w tory, two cabinet makers. Must be good
workmen. 41-tf ARNOLD & 20.
WANTED = Some one to give practical
w proof that money is plenty, % by loan
ing 81, 500 on i've years time at 10 per cent.
per annum, on good real estate security, to n
party who can show ability to pay interest
promptly and principal when due.
Address, STOTLER & GRAHAM,
A-G Real Estate a gents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18

Judge T. S. Huffaker, good and true
man is announced as a candidate for
representative in Morris county.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18
LOST.

7 OST- Oct 3 1878. the undergone lost one
II span of daTK roam or iron grey horses,
about sixteen hands high; both in very good
order; black name. tail and legs; one horse
darker than the other, name turns TO the right
side. I he darkest horse has a soft u indg all
ON back abou. the size OF a small hickory
nut. / think they viii travel east They had
smooth shoes on when they lett / Will pay
u liberal reward for their return, and 3 pre-
MUM of two years of the paper in which
they saw the notice leaaing to the recovery
of the horses. 42-St% W T SODEN.
I O>T-on W ednesday, in the city. of En-
- loria, u Knights OF Pythia- badge; has on
it the letters e. h. The finder wall be re-
warded by leaving at this ofice II
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To TRADE.

WILL TRADE, for a good fresh mich COW,
w a Is yard pattern gros grab black silk
full width. brought from England. Apply at
this office. Sits
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

MONEY To LOAN-CUHNINGHAM 8
IN1 McCARFY have money TO loan on long
time at 10 per cent. Eft
A DAM MOHLER, boot and shoe manu-
IA facturer, 9th Avenue, opposite postofdce,
EmPoria, Kansas Aft
TENSIONS AND BOUNTiES Obtained by
c. NGHELLER. 1s-tf
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List of uncalled for letters held at the DOS
ONCE Oct. 8, 1873. Persons calling for thest
letters are requested 70 name date WheI
advertised.
Allen, DIR. Henry-2. Knox, John NJ
Buell., Geo. King, L. e.
Branckman. W. a. Lumsdon, James.
Bose. Chas. La Rue, E. A.
Benjamin, Perrie. Laverty, j. w
Barker, +. W. MattimOre, VIM.
Barton, o. E. Martin, Lottie D.
Clark, w. o. Nichols, n E
Cllnord, Samuel +. Niekerson, Alden.
Cook, e Z Osborn, N.
Cameron, Henry. Porter, Franklin.
Castle, a. b. Parsons, Roscoe N.
Djckey, T. L. Rowe, H. w
Gr1mtn, M e. Redman, Chris.
HoHingsworth, j. Speer, K. W.
Herring, e. Savage, Z. L.
Hanes, Peter. Turnpau, James W.
Hathaway, Chas. C Thornton, Thomas.
Aarter, Jacob. Wilson, Mary (.
haywood, j. b. Williams, Jack.
ingalls,, Henry e. Wood, Sarah r.
Johnston, Sam.
HELD FOR POSTAGE:
Chas- Cuper, Abel, Kan.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE TICKET.

CONGRESSIONAL AND REPRESENT
ATIVE TICKET.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-10-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK.
Nntine nf Attachment
Thomas Campbell Pin %. } 4cob Reder, Def
COMPLAINT IN ATTACHMENT
Plaintiffs demand, 500 90, with legal interes

Notice of Attachment.
Thomas Campbell, PHI %. } 1cob Reder, Den.
COMPLAINT IN ATTACHMENT
Plaintiffs demand, 500 90, with legal interest
from July 31st, 1875
Notice Is hereby given: That on the 10Th
day OF October, 1873. w j Combs, Justice
OF the Peace of Elmendaro township, L. on
county, Kansas, issued order OF attach
uent in he above named cause for the sum OF
$500: and that said cause will be heard en-
the 18th day of November 1878, at 10 O'Clock
q IN at the ONCE OF w. J. ,Iombs, u Justice
of the Peace THOMAS CAMPBELL,
HARTFORD, KAs, 42-St Plaintiff.
Publication Notice.
:, sarah E'son- a on -residei of the State of
-ued b u IA EtsOn; that the petition h, S
zee hiel In the ONCE oil he Clerk of The
i-i> &c curt OF Lyon county Kansas; that
tuS parties to said y tito SAID 4. N.
EIsoG, q, aiHtin. and said aIah Etson, defen-
uant: that she must answer sad petition on
I OF befn a the second dAy of Ilecember, ISIS
or the sam will re taken as true and ju z
me I rendered divOrcing the said parties Go
BA- HELLER & BACHELIER,
! 42-3t Alto neys for Plaintiff
To 1ohoNt it may C0RceTn: have been ap-
1 pointed administrator of the the estate OF
| henry Wright. deceased, and desire all per.
/ sent the same at once for allowance and Day.
ment. 42-3t j. JAY BUCK, Admir-
/ FOR SALE OR TRADE-A 60 acre farm O
| Il rich second bottom land. miles from En-
/ poria, north of the Cottonwood river; fenced
| well; some trees. VIII be traded for city
property that can be rented. Apply at TIL
i NEWS Real Estate Agency. S9-tf
STOTLER & GRAHAM
National Republican., 1878-02-02
Au(vrIONEERS.

AUCrIoNEEgs.
Dnncnnson Br,rs., Ninth aud ID st..
WASH. H. wIiIlam-. u, cor. Tenth street
BOOkSELLEiS AND SrArIONERS
s3Iomons Il lhap paIan. pii Pcrn s'lvunin avenue
w, w''hmStIn m ~ Syrmg, and iSurandhhali street.
W H. q .. H. tirfrlsFn. II Pcnllsy ivania avenue.
=" Nj whitaker vernon IIow Pa ave. and TENN 81
BAkEitS.
Felix Des1'sscs ?)i2 II street
CLOIflISO.
l. n Ju'h GI' street.
DENTIS'rS
C. DeMomreville ~. Ig;tl pcnn'ylvaS~ avenue
DrCGGISTs.
Lon&hl,nE Tcmrle Dnls store and Ninth streets
i"h'"'S''' f"nn'!lNnnil avenue nl Twelfth s'ic''
EplUNrIOSAL4
81 ~ ~ :, y EGll7 AZ S"UOoi. ISIS stroe' H. We
MIS- IinrrOvyr l:FI slrcot
InI@.Evnowm n1, u I,,, nmilys" ., I,.rSeiown. DC
PORK selninnIr ,0i FiUE street nOrlhwe't, ..,.
srtnCernn u9u,.' r"yImE., seventh and l. SlrecW
s.noo :" Sigsic ;}6 SH'. "! Sh,5 iI'i Tdr TTs.'
Ma, g. SS ,y T. I % l. ,nrl a ~ ~ sis Ns stree,
FINE hiTS
Markr!tcr. ~ = s!r,c; l. ,r,nwcst.
HOTELS
- Jnnr, iI't. rpILrr sixth and Pennsylvania ave
Il. MsgT HTS Goasr o,; E:Gcrm,h % snd stresA
wUrulrys ii t,i fifteenth .lrests.
Morton Hmn.' - andH!I street
fremont iiUu1r.
lfAITEitS.
H. II. stineu@z, i:T Pennsylvania avcnul
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire insurance Company, 5s High street
GcOr aiONn.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eiwman HrCthe... .urli"r seventh and u streets
\. StkH x Co, S''I with street.
H. Robinson e. 60, % PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders &c S;nv..iDr P,rrn .,yo AMI Twelfth street
IIiOl NII1 iRArIII.R.
Norris Pcl,.s. PEuio.IhuErHphcr. No is Pcnr
sSiVRuu ave- MI.
E'.tL Estate.
u II. Warner nIr Fs'rnrl northwest
Juhr SArrmau 81. tlaut liI'i,us.
Filgh & Fox. I'r',rnlI. h uS buIidlIg. lCl Pa ave
Sl.W}:,'i MACHINES
MCErnury e. Co.. - N,l'h street.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
1873
GREAT
1877 3

,ro r,, >tEiNSSSsY tk;y,ATTIA E0rTE 1TEi,r,,wrsr
srLrNbID6 6 81 fshcIESEiy Iii INT EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE " ARLINGTON from Depot, cor
-, ner Of HlNth and streets; ~ iii"wH: ,.,,. ,,,,
rar'or C5r to Pigshurs and Slrrpmg 'nrs from
iiHHra%RE iitH = %it!EE E%B WI !FS F%F5S&, aHtL5Gip {5GGi
For Cana cugua, RUries;cr iinln'", N@t5ufn t1Ils
Hh n r. p S%rh a. At ~ Il W. r. asy rcr %T mspSf Sl.T
LOCK Haven, Elmird, and Watkins At lG!OL IA
For % Saw % T"rk sod r' IL" last, ro t. NJ and va m.
daily, with ptl9C" tGrS attached. l.intGd EN
pres. Of Pullman r"rior '"r' ~sli- M daily eh'
For ruu Eiym, New York all through trains cornecl
nICrIg diirc TRANSFER I" FULTON street., AVOID,
ing d, able ."rGiHgr and jUuinry Hcru's New ork
FOR N"w Yoik and the last. IaO y. t., !ally except
sunday with H"VI""' Cars nom Wn'h'nRto" to
FT rn'inrlpn!n r9o p NJ. daily except TqmHnyi Ynd
pres, M-d u. M daily. except sunday.
A"'nmmg'a'i"m or lil NOR, '@.'' Nf' A. H. nnd ~
For Por"s cree, Line, II, IA. an ~ p M. daily,
except sunday
For Annapolis s. o a III. ana i:"p M. daily except
EuuduN,
AlLXANnRIA AND fWtnENi, KsBuNG nAIIr
TON RAILROAD.
tOr Al"Au u,ln, U;.s "l1 IT, II. ut - 80 ., .. =.
y. ~. On .-uuGuy ~ "II.r IA. aud I. "pd p. NJ
For Tie >Ou,h. NJ" E.rmrur. ~ u. IL. daily, ana
- o,-' T.. ~. d"i!I "N,'l "ud'M ,.,....,...
Trains lrnN- AIuXNmuun 10. Wasli.nWon' D. :, $40,
Gin, iu II. u. N, = ~ q. d. rmd T. H.
Tn SUNDAY at S:lu inl iu.. u1. ..tld u ~.
C ciiHndalomS an i" rnr.r,.l d. H. iiiiS' mortn
'G5t corner of lri""hih si'"i I"nIsi llh y
NuEiaV' uur AL ~ dc Grpo' whtrr o:drrs 'nh be
len for NE rh"rkhg o baggage to destination ITUh
/. j.. ThiiN.TI3, ,,rmerid Passenger Agent.
'l'ASR TiiuM"p& ''rm"rul Manager. "Il U1l.
National Republican., 1878-02-02
New York General Market,

@ Cotton steady S qraGSs, % il,iSes; iS ofsa%s Sic
gross, 2ISs ExpOr'sIro Gre@. Bri%p, 1853; to
Flour slsady for grHcs Of extra between sand s. o.:
Others dun anu strongly In buyers favor N0.2 $50
Cd cx% @ssiSi aud aud s%'S sa eS%q" Sooa n
soiee do = aogS y az common to choice white wheat
mon 10 good extra Ohio, sIa7 30; common to choice
fSSa fS to g. ps SS soGES E"S iS oSbs extra Ss.r y g
.,gSns I,tlIe mol more steady Southern flour nn.
s or% meal dill y@Sw Wcsicrn io5 Jcisay ssytnn and
ma!gy for winter, a i a for NchraSka spring j -,
MSnEsn %T MS EEsnrnE y & 70 ST y" a. 'lSSSG q p for HG
q 30 for No do 81 90 .i ~ for extra white, and 20
Rye unchanged.
barley shade nrmori State, Glfg7ac for ,wo-rowcd
and Hc for i0ur-rowed feeding, 5lc Barley malt dull
ON hcNYy and about lc lower at &c for ungraGcd
for Ni, amer mixed, GOH tOrc for old yellow Western
and Ic for round yellow;
i!Ny steady ut G6@ 'gc for shipping,
liops quiet and uncl Rngcd.
t"NC-ltO quiet aud unchanged.
Snsir Hn nnL nomnally unchanged. Refined quiet
Eiulps Foreign nominal. New Orleans steady,
RiC" quiet and UNCHANGED.
Pe;r9irnm iirui. Crude, s@74c; refined, i2c; unit.
IaiIow Tutt at 7As@7 II 100.
Rosln giilnt a 4 % q d fol strained.
Es niis Tiled and much niger G al iS" for srate and
Pennsylvania and liCT l'c iOr Western.
PruvlsiUns-IOrk dull aud unsettled at SIl a., d,
u M Tor mess choice sl2 Beef quiet and firm; Leei
hams quiet md Heldy; uercc beer luiet AMI firm.
Western dnli midlSs IN uy"rS GWoT at tHS. 'c
for long Glc.I' short clear dc; long ugd shout clear
dsW Er. Lard opened easier and CLOSED firm; uTIur
sirun f7 go ~ closing 81 10 Butter Choice rIn
Erds below heavy aud unsettled "a BE Tor WpSit rn
ana l2m 81 nr state Cheese firm at "a lJac for com.
mon lu prime
LinSpcd quiet.
whisky irmer at 81 O8aI o. cl, sing u, tho latter
price. ~
Fr,'I.hts In IIyrrnnnI st.a,Iv 1o,t,u ,,arsou , Il
b'sm i0i.