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PATENTS

nBTAINED for new inventions, or for i'm,
~ provements in old ones. Caveats, Trade
Marks and all patent business promptly at
tended TO.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEs REJEcTgT
may still, in most cases, be patented by u.s.
Being opposite the U. S. Patent Office, aud
engaged IN Patent BUSINESS ExcLusTELY
we can secure patents in less time than those
who are remote from Washington and who
must depend upon the mails in all transac-
tions with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch VIC
make search in the Patent Office and advise
us to its patentability free Of charge Cor.
respondenee confidential, prices low, and No
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is OBJ
TANNED.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster General d.
N. Key, Rev. \. d. Power, to officials in the
U. s. Patent Office, aud especially to our
clients 10 every State Of the Union and IN
Canada. For special references, terms, ad
vice, &c., address
c. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, b, c.
july 5-tf ds aa aTttf
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CoEvEnsArIoS.--The Boston Herald
says sThe Southern man or woman, not
being given over 70 newspapers, magazines
and books, has retained wbli IL, il MANY
Of our communities, loss& lrf---fhat ci
conversation. One Of the marks Of good
breeding 10 the South i the ability to con.
verse well. Conversation i cultivated as
hne art. Almost everybody talks, and
talks well. The conversational vocabulary
Of 6outhernefs u well stored with aooa
English words There Is q certain old.
fashioned way of pfononneing many words
due o the fact thai Conversation, and not
books, gives The Law 10 psonn1niatioh.
Here st the North va have been imposed
upon By . succession ef dictionary max ess.
whose theories have been accepted Is
binding laws"
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France has !. 100000 marriageable girIs
Now just think of that, and Massachusett.
with several hundred Of thousnnds more
and yet fellow win 60 and make an ass
Of himself about . pretty face without i've
grains Of common sense behind Il, and
think there Is not anolher woman in crsa-
t'on.--N. 7. Commercial 1dbertisss.
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DOME Bum Arsr.

Don't run away from the worlds leinpta-
tions and influences II you are really n
coward, go aud hide yourself somewhere,
until you have screwedup backbone enough
to face the enemy like man. Don't run
away at the slightest indication Of danger,
as IL you hadn't the slightest confidence in
yourself. Nobody ever conquered foe BY
beating retreat. If you mean to fght
the battle Of life like hero, you can't be-
gin too early. Woald you respect your
self and win the respect ofothersY Then
don't shrink away from trials and tempta-
tions, but encounteF them, aud smite them
down; lay them 10 the dust at your feet.
A man who has conquered the enemy Is
immeasurably greater than the poltroon
who creeps away in abjeet terror. High
or low, rich or poor, we are all soldiers in
the action that terminates only with the
sunset Of hfes day, and the weak-hearted
tremblcr who shrinks back and quakes al
the sound Of the trumpet, is yet far in the
rear when the light Of victory shines on
the crest Of the warrior who pressed
straight on nnd fought his way through.
A temptation overcome Il better discipline
than twenty avoided. No man knows his
own strength until Il has been tried and
proven, and the noblest natures have
passed ofenest through the fires cf trial.
-li--- = ..-il--.ll.---
A NovEL RAILWAY DASakR.
night express from Nordhansen, Germany,
to Berlin paaees about IL, p. NJ, through
the Grunewald, and has been several times
10 danger Of being thrown of The rails by
the deer which wander on tie line from
the forest. Il Is supposed that the lights
excite their curiosity, and they frequently
remain lmuoyable watching the approach-
ing lraia with heads tossed up, As ii ii hos.
tile dehanee. The engine .drivcn PASS he
dangerous place with whistle screaming.
but they do not always succecd 10 fright
ening the animals Of the line.
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WAIT.--Wait, husband, before you
wonder audibly why your wife don't get
on with the household affairs, as your
mother did; she is doing her best aud no
woman can endure that best to be sighted.
Remember the long weary nights she set
up with the little babe that died; remem-
Der the love and care she bestowed upon
you when you had that long spell Of sick
ness. Do you think she is made Of cast
iron? Wait--wait in silence and for
bearance, and the light will come back to
her eyes-the old light for the old days.
Wait, wife, before you speak reproach-
fully 10 your husband when he comes home
late, weary, and out Of sorts. He worked
hard for you all day-perhaps far into the
night; he has wrestlcd hand in hand with
care, and selfshness, and greed, and all
the demons that follow in the train Of
money-makiDg. Let home be another at
mosphere entirely. Let him feel that
there Is one place in the world where he
he eau End peace, quiet and perfect love.
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TRUSTEES SALE
az VALUABLE
REAL & PERSONAL PROPERTY,
At Union Mills, Myers District, Carroll Co.,
Md, on


DY virtue Of a deed of trust from Perry
ID Rumler and wife, bearing date 10Th day
Of April, A. ID, 1879, and duly recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll county,
the undersigned, as Trustees, will offer ai
Public Sale, on the premises situated IN
Union Mills, in said county and State, on
the day and at the hour above named, the
following valuable Real Property, to.wit;
A tract or parcel Of land situated in the
village Of Union Mills, containing
3 ACRES AND 80 PERCHES
More or less, and being the same which said
Rumler obtained from Joseph Erb and wife,
aud VIM. Shriver and wife, by deeds bearing
date respectively 23d day Of March, A. d.
1852, and 24th day Of June, A. d. 1854, aud
recorded among the Land Records aforesaid,
in Liber J. b. b., No. 10, folio 2S3, &c.
Theimproyements consist Of a first. rate Dwell.
ing House, Carriage House,
Wagon Shed, splendid switzer GAb
Barn, and aIi other necessary ~.
out. buildings in good repair.
There is the greatest variety OF the choicest
kind Of Fruit, consisting Of apples, peaches,
plums, pears, grapes, &c, never failing Wells
OF Water nt the dwelling house and barn,
while the land is in the highest state OF cult.
valion and under good fencing. To any one
in want OF a nice home, this property is very
desirable and worth looking at.
Persons desirous OF viewing the premises
eau call upon j. WIN. Earhari, ESD, residing
near by who will eheerfnlly show the same,
and far further information call upon or ad
dress the undersigned at Westminster, Md.
Terms Of Saie es-0ne-fourth cash on the day
Of sale, or upon the ratification thereof by the
Court; balance IN six, twelve and eighteen
months, purchasers giving notes with satisiac.
tory security, and bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
WIN. A. McKELLIP, T..
WILLIAM LEESE, ''"s'eeS-
Smith 4 Mckellip, Solicitors
aug 2.ls John NJ. Yingling, Auctioneer.
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Il IL ~ 81 Ii ES1 SADIE
OF oNr or rtr Nosr
Nt
N0In0 hIn E'o NM @
CtANAtsCts hI1O 4 QllIlS
Oh Little Pine Creek, aud of desirable
LLAltt N-ll.I 49,
TOWN RESIDEMCE
-
10 westminster, Carroll County, Nd
virtue o, a aeea OF trust from Augustus
- Ensor and vile, duly yexecuted, delivered
and recorded according 70 law, the under
slgnedi az trustees, will offer at Public Sale,
on lhe premises, hrsti the Home Farm, situa-
,ea on Li,uie ripe Creeki near David Roop's
MN, on .he pubic road leading from West
munster 10 New WINDSOR on tE
Wednesday, khs I'M dan of S,nteub., ts,9
oc,oek, r NJ, the iarm now occupied
ny H"p augustus Ensor containing III
lR0 ACRES on TANn
OT hnND'
!Sn more or less, Of which about 20 acres are in
iiMDEhi ahd belng The same which he OBJ
tained from Augustus Shriver and wife, by
ueeu GATED the 18Th day OF May, a. ID. 1868,
anu recorded among the Land Records Of
IIaroii county, IN Liber j. i. b., No. 10,
ro1o iOl, &c. lH
a lrst.class Dwelling sN'iRio House Sc AlSN-a
and % car5;s. "SS, spI,ng, @ shoAe, lSe ~ A;I1A,
S,S;,ye, basn ,s;,s d5,il. -. s,..5. -
BARNARD en"loseJ S;,S "ol;d t, sneus sIh !.hs
honses' md ali o,bo. s.one n',,;i .ool
In the hest comd;,;ao TLa.a ou'ou.ul.es e'.
grain barricIf win 'h,osh;na aa y hrse,e'hss ,h
soutL side ofthe farm and J";r Upon "pon 1ro -
nons i, fhe co,,n,, ,sb;lo Tr;, S -
and of ibe choicss, Lind LII m ~ mi ,alie;y
abundance '''' w 'ou"" !"
There il a G,r,,blo rE ~ Nr tIotrSv
ON one end N, ,bc f,rm o,d coa.o,;o., ~ a.
dwelling house This nro,o,,, T. III, ~ 'I ~
miles m Wakesa,d S,a,;op ~ 4. WI, wa",..i -
MARYLAND Railroad convsn;eO, U1 ~ ' sspna
postoIIices and nnIl;c scboois " W. ~. ~
Considered one ~ 1Le yerv bes, s a"u "'y " "
al nnblie sale In ,h;s eons,s q. , 49, W
Persons desiroas os S ,;a,.;. '"' ,I Ina"y yea's,
can call mon Angns,,'s Fnsa .n' p,eniises paia;.s
thereon ana n, 6r,ha, IN aYs,u'ns
or address the nndarsened '''''' '''' upO"
Tup NIsyT n,v.. m
,e.t ~. NhH DAI 70 WI thursday, the
Io,n uay 2, september; a: D., 1873, the
,a.n;s ,us W., N,, oneL at rnbhc sale, on the
J'.;.' NV s,.uSsea ~ t'9 cly OF westminster,
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5000 sQR. FEET OF LAND

more or less, and being the same which said
Ensor obtained from Charles W. Myers and
wife, by deed bearing date the 4th day Of
September, A. d. 1874, aud recorded among
the Land Records Of Carroll county, por.
ton of which is subject 10 ground rent Of
S7.oO year, in semi.anual paymentG.
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100 ACRES OF LAND,

more or less, Of which about 20 acres are IN
TIMBER, aud being the same which he oh.
tained from Augustus Shriver and wife, BY
deed dated the 2sth day Of May, A. d. 1868,
and recorded among the Land Records ol
Carroll county, in Liber J. B. b., No. 10,
Folio 10l, &c. H..9....
The New York herald., 1879-10-30
FIVE DOLLARS
EYE EYE POI boLLAHs j i I
has ALWAYS bought n

DUCAL BRUNSWICK GOVERNMENT BOND
which bonds issued and secured by tho government
and redeemed in drawings
THREE TIMES ANNUALLY
until each and overy bond Is drawn with larger
smaller premium. Every bond must draw
prize as there BLANKS.
THE THREE HIGHEST PRIZES AMOUNT TO
10000 reichsmarks,
10000 reichsmarks
10000 reichsmarks
and bonds not drawing of the prizes draw
premium of not less than 60 marks.
One reichsmark equals "a cents. gold.
Drawing always takes place November 1,
and every bond bought of before Of No
vember is entitled to the whole premium that may be
drawn thereon that date Country orders in REG
lSTERED LETTkkS and enclosing s. will one Of
these bonds for the next drawing For ORDERS circulars
any other information address
INTERNATIONAL BANKING COMPANY
$50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
In writing to us please mention the NEW YORK HERALD.
The above Government Bonds not to be compared
with any lottery whatsoever and do conflict with
of the laws of tho United States.
The New York herald., 1879-10-30
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 3d. SHEET

s cwt for A. Gillespie 50 Ohio at sc slsc Per-
elEp head at IKE PEI 81 at oc S' oe
Nc xnina wn ss & S1 weights ewt s sr ewI H. ior head
per Ssh 'ssss Ss psr Ss@d hssdSeshts G M
Ss .s' snssr IT, sS sssd ssyTssr s &
head AZ es :,sc osr " weights 50 y cwt; T.
wsgss illinois ss1 sssrssa s.ss'i head
~ ary i've weisls 80 sos is s'i $40 6s AZ
wsises q sSs y Indiana .sssrs"so sssiiI
per s i iSa 4: Il Il pss head at ss Ssp
we1shs nsa % 81 .aS = % ew s OHIO head s
80 head a. ase per b. with SIS OH d head $40 on on
per % at ss ns.s sw ns"a
e 3 3 q as head ' At s N PER
j. bS ss oiiS 4 74 I head
sw for B. sherman OK at se psr S
cwt 43 Ohio steers a ssic Zoe per 10. with SOC OF
tern SS W,;gsn S
s ss' sr% Es.s9 d ~ s
:ss' S'Sr's sEs sSd
per ib Gs head at Sc per lbwoights S ewt 6a cwi
,Sr 5 for y; = yS ssrs a. s per
with Sue. head weight 70 Colorado steers
per- sS' b weights e@ Ssason oss Il ss
h @ e es nj s s per ssr t. r. wSgss M ~
1a a. % s Pss sd ' and ID bead ~ 4 s S ~ + 81
head ~ head 40 head ut &C. b. with 81 per
II head Slu OF ON 10 head and 5uc off per head
5uc. of per head ~ head; 10 head tc. per lb-
weights 81 cwt. ~ ga cwt. "a cwt
SHEEP AND lAMBS.-Dcmand tair and values unchanged
daily report Sheep ut Sc. 1sc per
u Is cwt Judd 4 buckingham sold rs StatSsheep-
l5 head. ~ bs at sc. b ~ head lf5 6s
h.. 1874 State sheep and lambs. ,l lbs. Age per b
81 State lamhs2e head. 6s lbs ut H. Z, head
s'' s . aisa si y
81 lbs, Iac per lb 2o head o3 bs io9si lbs at
4ac 4ac per lb IS head osts lbs at &C. per 81 ls
80 Kentucky lambs, CD lbs. at Sc h. 1856 Ohio
lambs II lbs 7S lbs, $6 1874 4 So Is per cwt.
Kirby Co. sold 35 Ohio sheep. 90 lbs at 4sGc per h.
rs Michiyaa sheep 81 lbs Y lbs at 44c &c
"a 37ls per cwt.; l29 State sheep and lambs. 81
bs at 5c por ID: las Canada lambs. rs lbs at 57sc.
per 10 j. H. Hume sold 3oS pennsyvana shesp l23 lbs.
5c per ~ Dillenhek \ Dewey sold 81 Ida sheep.
lc iac. per b 80 State lambs, 63 bs72 lbs. ut
Size per tb. 9Si Canada ambs-i74 h0nJ u lbs Mt
5sc por lb. li9 head. 10 lbs 55sS<f h. 1854
head, 73 lbs. 81 lbs. at $5 o6A n $e ~ per cwt.
h.: 81 State lambs, s lbs at 51sc per Id. Davis
Haenbeck sold 204 Michigan sheep "A lbs at
b 1865 State sheep 50 lbs l05 lbs 4sc. 4ac. per
lb AZ Canada sheep 12S bs.a l43 bs ut Age Axe per
cwt.: 1024 Cannda ambsl5l head II lbs, mt 5ssc per
lb 63 head rs lbs at 5Sc per b 1s3 head 81 lbs at
&c. per ID.
MiLcn CowsTlerc has been no change in the general
VEALs CALvks.(irass fed calves, and lean,
almost unsuitable oven at rates which
81 62s 81 o per cwt meal fed calves &c. 4c lb
veals firm at 51ac. u 71sc per ID
HoGs-Demand good ia State hogs sold at 81 35 per
cwt IL State hogs 4c To- yesterday afternoon
2l9 Ohio hOgs. 2O3 lbs, 4lsc. por ID.
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lowing prices have been agreed upon by the Lehigh
Coal Exchange ON line from Aauch Chunk for No
vember lump and steamboat for furnaces. So 40;
do. for general trade. 50 rs; broken. SO so; egg
50 80; stove. 50 60; nut. 50 so; pea 81 so. These
figures indicate advance of 35 cents per ton all
grades except lump. which is 20 cents higher. and
will go into effect on Saturday next"
The following is list of securities sold at auction
In this city to-day, with the prices obtained:-
$1,000 Tennessee SIS. 1872. 261s; $4,000 st. Louis,
teed bonds. 1898. 102; $4,000 Erie and Pittsburg
mortgage bonds. 1890, 90; $4,000 Warren Railroad
Company second mortgage rs. 1900 10S; ~ shares
Germania Bank. 1Ol; $4,000 Rochester aud State
Line Railroad Company first mortgage rs, S71s: IS
shares Joseph Dixon Crucibe Company, 10; 30 shares
American Fire Insurance Company. 1870; 10 shares
Star Fire Insurance Company, 100: shares New
York Equitable Insurance Company, 1G5; q shares
New York Bowery Fire Insurance Company, POI; /;
AZ shares New York Equitable Insurance Company
1914 Sl43,O 900 New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Rail
road Company. per cent 1875 $50; $1,000 Jones'
vile Manufacturing Company. Michigan. 321s:
Company, 65; So 900 Jersey City per cent revenue
bonds. 93h 1880 st. Joseph and Pacific Railroad
Company second 55ss; SIT 500 Kansas and Nebraska
Railroad Company second, 46ss 46ls; 225 shares
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company. 515s 8
shares Franklin and Emporium Fire Insurance Com
pany. l27
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange there
fairly active business. but few changes OF note
occurred The following is q list of sales. with
range Of prices:-
The New York herald., 1879-10-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct. SO. 1879
geod ordinary, loc Net receipts aas bales Sales sos
Stock, 679S3
Cotton hrm middling lossc.; low middng,, io7ac: {;
iSas'si'' i3ao5a ''' '"''' '''' evening ''o s'0S'
Spirits of turponsine hrmer 4as Resn firm: strained
q "a good s = g. p as j. s ca 4% ss
bid. bid Corn arm; prime white, SOC; mixed s9c. " y :
nominal sales Of 4ooo bushels No Green Bay club
aaatsd .os os
bushels bushels % mixed Iiehisass at state resss at
4ac 44e Barley quiet: qnotable Canada q: !ac soc
10: ? Western hela AZ sse Mil feed steady; sell
s y ss ss sss sa soa sS Corn ' sy
moderate demand; quoted-coarse; 81 o5 $iIla; Gne
y Steady "a y 81 ii y city '~
pns
slaves to New York 81 SIS ton ovor tolls RAILROAD
t.
LAX
!? SssSs ssss
CIscrssAr, Oct. 20, 1879.
dull
ssc sGs sse Rye active and Soc Barley HSs
and lower TO sell No No Rn fall held At 9sS Pork
Bacon scarce aud nrm' shoulders. 41sc. n 4s1c
short rib nominal; short clear, sac. Green meats
dull and nominal; shoulders. Sac; sides Sc Lard dull
weak and lower current make sold early at csc closed
81 80 Whissey steady with fair demand At y 0s but
%s s
y hSs S. % 81 S q ss
ceipts, 6,277; shipments. $40.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. 1879.
Flour quiet and unehsnged Wheat active but lower;
No. rcd winter 81 10; No Chicago spring. 81 12 81
1874 cash 81 12 81 13 November; - is bid
r.. rejected Coru uc iye
but lower: 41c cash and November: 3c December aud
the 42c May. Oats dull woak and lower: 25nc,
cash; 3l4c. November; 3ls4c.. December; 355Sc May
rejected 27i4c. Rye steady and unchanged S5c
ley frmer at S3c. Sc Timothy seed dull weak and
lower at 81 20 81 46. flsxseed firm 81 35 81 3S
Pork active. bat lower ST. cash S1l 12 October
So 5. November and DecombeV $40 l7Is $40 80 Janu
Lard active, but lower So - cash Novenb
So 30 So 30 Docember $6 II January Bulkmeas heavy
shoulders, 3sc.; short rib. 50 50: short clear
Whskcy steady and unchanged at 81 o. Recepts-Flour
24,OO0 bbls. wheat 2S4OOO bushels; corn 2ts
oats $1,000 do. 1900 do barley. do. Ship
ments-Four, 1900 bbs: wheat, 81 0OJ bushels corn
30 900 do oats. 21oo do: 900 do barley
do At the close Wheat easier at decline &c Corn
dull weak and lower; 4Ooc October: 4O1sc Navcmber;
4ssc 415ec:, May Oats dali. weak and lower: 3Iac
November; 31ac.. December; Sjc May. Pork dull and
lower Mt $12, October 50 20 81 rs November: $40 l7
January. Lard inactive and lower; SO 20, November;
Juuuarv
The New York herald., 1879-10-30
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16C. LOWER FU-
TUREs HIGHER - FLOUR DULL = WHEAT
'LowER-CoRN LowER-OATs LOWER PORK
LOwER-LARD LowER-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
HIGHER-RoS1N HIGHER-CoFFEE FIRM
SUGAR FIRM-PETRoLEUM NOMINAL Wills
KEY FIRM.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 29-6 NJ.
very active movement reported in most
kinds of merchandise to-day and the markets were
generally buoyant and strong. In wheat the same
characteristics were dominant to-day that have beon
for week. and prices again declined Sc. 4c. per
bushe-the result Of speculative forcng-making
reduction in about week Of about 15c. per bushel
Corn and oats were likewise lower were pork and
lard. Whiskey held firm. Cotton the spot
l-l6c. off, futuros higher. Groceries wcra firm Naval
stores were higher. Oils quiet. Petroleum dull
nominal.
CoFFEE-Thc market for Rio quiet but unchanged
We sale of $50 bags o, City of Para The
Ptoemy has arrived with 10 339 bags including
Santos and 1928 bags Rio. Mild quiet but firm
The business for tho week is summed up follows
$500 mats Java, 1000 do Singapore 723 bags Costa
Rica 63S do Savanills 14s4 do Porto Rico s42 do.
Domingo, 4o6 do. Mexican, 2s4 do Maracaibo. PSI do
jamaica ia do Laguayra sold in lots for consumption
within 4.7s3 bags St Domingo. 500 do Porto
Rico in transit to Europe The stock Of mild coffee in
first hands is 49I9 Java do Singapore and
91os bags. including l,503 bags Ceyon 3l6 Mara
cabo 275 do jamaica $50 do Porto Rco l27 do Costa
Rica, S34 do. Mexican and 500 do. Mocha. Wo
oe:-ordnary cargoes, l5c; fair do. 17c good do.
17hc prime 1sc. Santos, fair to good. lie IKE.
ninety days; Java, mats 231sc 26c Singapore.
17c 20c.; Ceylon, 15c 1Sc Maracaibo, 14c. lSc
Laguayra 141sc. 16sc. Jamaica. 13c. "a Ice; St.
mingo, 12c l3sc: Porto Rico, 16c 17c: Costa Rica,
l5c. iSc. Mexican 1870. 17c; Mocha. 24ac. 25c
Angostura l5c- Sc; Savanilla, 13c lsc. Curacao,
13nc u l5c
CorToN tho spot quiet. but firm at decline Of
Futures quiet but dearcr the market closing
with advance Of 10 po!nts on October November
u az june, u July and from to points the
other months The following the closing prices Of
and day
The New York herald., 1879-10-30

The stock business between New York and Phila-
depha has increased to such extent that several
firms having houses in both cities have connected
them by private wire.
1t was reported to-day that tho negotiations be-
tween the Wabashand Lake Shore companies for an
Interchange Of traffic at Toledo had been brought to
successful conclusion.
From October 10 to the 22d. inclusive, this year,
the canal tolls have been sis.s25 As, as against
s527S "a in 187S Tho total miles boats cleared are
427 .I07. against All .OsG in 1878.
Tho gross earnings of the Burlington. Cedar
Rapids and Northern Railway Company for the
week ending October a. 1879. $34 $50 i6; same
week last year. s29,Gl0 80. Increase. s524O 33.
Movement of grain at the leading points in the West
to-day ay:--Milwaukec--Iiecept of wheat 102 900
bushels; shipments. 44,40O do; receipts Of corn,
6,7O0 do; shipments, 200 do. Chicago-Receipts of
wheat, 2S3,750 bushels; shipments. SG,9l7 do; re-
ceipts OF corn, 267. .G75 do; shipments. 23O.O9s.
telegram from Philadelphia reads 1.-THE fol-
The New York herald., 1879-10-30


included In the above $50 bales arrive Do
lvered contract GOD bales yesterday Current prices
of spot cotton uho following quotations for cotton In
store running in quality than half grade above
The New York herald., 1879-10-30

In London there was strong market for United
States bonds. fours selling at 1861. AIS at
1O9'S lO9a and fves at 105h. The Erie securities
and Reading were again weak. Erie common declin-
ing to 39sS preferred to 66, second consols to
81 u and Reading to S0I. Illinois Central declined
to 10O wEie Pennsylvania advanced to so and reacted
to 49s4. British consols weak and declined to
97A 977s, for both money and the account. Bar
silver firm at 53hd. 533sd per ounce. At Paris
the three per cent rentes rallied to s1f. 37hc.
State bonds dull. with transactions in Lousi-
consols at 431a, Tennessee SKIES old at 50 and
do. at 327s. Railroad bonds were active and the
business in them wen distributed. Following
Is list of sales with range of prices:-
The New York herald., 1879-10-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LIvERroor. Oct. 29-5 r. NJ
Cotton-Futures fiat: upands low midaIing clause DC.
tobcr and November delivery 6fd :upands low mddlng
clause December aud January delivery 5l Id uplands
low middlng ciauso January and February delivery,
q 5-16d.
Produce-Comuon rosn, 5s. Cd spirits Of turpcntino
Sis. per cwt
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
. LivKRPooL, Oct. % 1879
Pork-Prme mess Eeastern. steady at SIS; do West
crn, steady ut SIS Bacon-Cumberand cut dull nj ass
short rib dull at 3Is long clear steady at short
steady at 35s Hnms-Long dull ut 34s; shoulder
duiI NJ 24s bcof-lndia moss In MARKET
nrmer ut loss; prime do. hrmer at SIS. Lard-Prime
1t 39s. Turpentino-spirits armer at BIS. Rosin-
Common hrmcr at 5s 3D.. tine steady at i2s.
Cheeve-Amercan choice dull Lard oil steady at
4Os State duh at Os wheat-Spring No g
none In market; do No. 2 dull ut los Sd winter now
Western. dull at lis 3D. do southcrn dull at
3D. Corn-Mxed dull at 5s. Dd Cotton seed oiI-YeIIow
American none In market. Rosin-Coinnon at London
steady at 5a 3D. TurpcntineSpirts London frmer
Sbs. 3D.
LONDON. Oct. 20-,j =. VI.
turpentinc. BIS Cd cwt Sugar. 27s. 27s 3D. for
Cuba centrifugal poarzing yB degrees and 23s 2as
Cd FOR Cuba muscovado far refining. aioat.
Axrwrrr, Oct 20. 1870
BREMEN. Oct. 20, 1879.
American lard closed at ~ marks per tIo lbs.
fIAyRK, Oct. 20. 1879.
Petroleum, marks 10 pfennigs ~
FINANCIAL.
. LONDON. Oct. 30 &c i. NJ.
OF England rate. ~ ~
The New York herald., 1879-10-30

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Mass; main building 35xeo feet: basement and two
stories of stone. third story Of wood with "Lsn Of
wood; sores 24x36 feet the other 25x2 feet;
the Is rated ut 4ohorse with the Factory aud
block of nine OF land there Houses
The factory suitable for industry would make
capital silk mill. Apply O. D. BOSS Jr Now London.
Conn. JAS. X. ROYCE. Leo Mass.