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"Ths Greatest,." Dilemma.

Washington Po-t Dem
The stalwarts are reporting that Gen.
Grants herltancy about coming ~
Washington is occasioned by the en-
barrassmeDt into which he has been
thrown by Mr.. Hayes invitation %
make his home st the White HOure
They say that the General can neither
accept or decline without placing him.
self m false position. In other words,
Gen. Grant having been twice lawfully
elected tO the Presidency, does not
wish 10 be understood as endorsing "a
clouded title" a. would be the case
were he 10 asso late with Mr.. Hayes A.
President Hayes. On the other hand,
a declination would be regarded
as pronounced snubbing, and be pro-
yocative Of i'll feeling likely TO injure the
Republican party at a time when
It is AL important 10 promote
spirit OF harmony. Such is the
strain in which the Stalwarts are talk
ing in reference 10 Gen. Grants visit.
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THE COAL FAMINE.
Prospects of Its speedy Termi-
nation.

CINCINNATI, November l3.-Advices
from Pittsburgh indicate that all pros
pect OF coal famine is at an end. The
rise in the river there is sufficient IN let
100000 bushels OF coal leave for this
market, and possibly the whole l0,OO0,-
600, which has been waiting for water
to float it down. The dealers here say
that the 100000 bushels will beenough
to cause a,break Of price Of 30 per cent.
30 that the coal now held for twenty
ccats and more will be sold at ten cents
a bushel.
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OUR CHARLESTON LETTER.
The Federal Court - Circuit
COurt-The Rise and Fall OF
Newspapers - The Leader
Dead, and with 1t the Re-
publicans of Kanawha - The
NIirror-General News.
correspondence OF the Register.

Correspondence OF the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. ID.
The Federal Court has been in session
one week and has brought out great
deal of business. Over one hundred
indictments have been made 10y the
grand Jury and several cases disposed
of. An unusually large crowd has been
attracted here by this session, and We
learn it will continue the entire month,
owing to an overplus of business. The
CIRCUIT COURT
will meet here the 18th instant. Judge
Smith arrived here to-day. These two
courts invariably conflict here, and
thereby entail great expense that would
not otherwise be. The last session OF
the Federal Court here so engaged the
lawyers that Judge Smith had to adj
iourn his court for week at a
time with the expense OF
Jurors and witnesses all going
on, and this is likely TO be the case this
time. We do not know who is to blame,
the Judge or lawyers, but 1t is certainly
great cost to the people and State.
OUR NEWSPAPERS
rise and fall here like the ebb and flow
OF the tide. At one time Charleston
could boast OF good papers, but now,
with but one exception, they are very
poor. The Courier, since its espousal OF
Grcenbackism, has been very weak.
Walker has given very little attention to
it, and it is hardly worth the paper it il
published on. 1t is currently reported
here that Walker has been in Massa-
chusetts stumping for Butler, and il is
evidently true, as he has not been at
home Tor six weeks.
THE LEADER"
Freer's paper, is dead, and with it dies
the Republican party in this county.
The party has been on the ragged edge
for n long time, and the Leddcr has been
keeping it alive by its StGlwart utter
anccs, but the closing Of that Office shuts
in the Republican party. Hereafter the
parties of this county will be Democrats
and Greenbackers. The
WEST VIRGINIA MIRROR,
Col. o. 4. Patton's paper, made its ap-
pearance last Thursday in the interest
Of the Greenback-Labor party. Patton
is an earnest Greenbacker and spicy
writer and his paper will likely be a
success, owing to the majority OF Green
hackers in this county.
GENERAL NEWS.
Business is reviving here, nOtwith-
standing the low water and our. inabil-
ity to ship coal, lumber DC. The Kama
wha river is lower than it has been for
wears. There are now no boats be-
tween here and Gallipolis, and We have
received no freight from Cincinnati for
nearly two months. There is perhaps
half million worth OF lumber in Elk
and Coal Runs waiting tide, 10 say
nothing OF the coal interests. kanawha
coal is worth 2Sc per hushel in Ciucin-
natl, and still going up.
The Government work goes steadily
on and Uncle Sammy pays regularly from
$4,000 TO $4,000 per month. There
will he two locks commenced below this
city ia few days which will increase
the pay roll $4,000.
The many coal works are most all
idle, owing to no way Of shipments, and
thus matters rest in this valley OF per-
ennial spring and eternal courts.
"JELvE."
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Weather Indications-

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November II, l
A. M.-FOr Tennessee and the Ohio VAL
lev. southeast to southwest winds, sta
tionarv or slowly falling barometer, no
decided change in temperature, and
clear or fair weather during the day and
light rains during the night.
For the Lakes, partly cloudy weather,
rains in the western portion, winds gen
orally from the east to south, falling, FOL.
lowed by rising barometer and station
AIRY or a slight fall in temperature.
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Extensive Transfer of Coal Land.

belmont NnToIltlt.
On Tuesday, A. J. Baggs, General
Agent of the Tuscarawas Valley extern
sion, concluded an agreement with Col.
John Thompson, agent for the Joseph
Foulke heirs, for the purchase for Selah
Chamberlain, Trustee, OF what is known
as the Foulke section, two miles west Of
Bridgeport. The purchase embraces
49, acres OF surface and about 600 acres
OF coal. The consideration is Sl7,5O0.
The title 10 this tract, when the present
transfer is completed, will have passed
through but two parties. 1t was origi-
nally entered by Henry kuhl,
and transferred to him by
Commissioners OF the Treasury,
Samuel Osgood, Walter Livingstone and
Walter Lee, March, 6, l7SS. The origi-
nal patent is in the hands of Col.
Thompson. In 1903, Jos. Foulke, a
wealthy New York merchant, purchas-
ed this section, together with what is
known as the ldlings section and sec
ton south OF town, since which time the
title to the former has been in his name.
This is an important purchase and We
have no doubt it is made with view OF
developing the fine coal field which is
within easy reach of the Tuscarawas
Valley road.
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The Bayard Boom In the sou,h

In 30 Ith Carolina both Hampton
and Butler have already bagun going
through the State working up Bsyard
delegations tO the National Convention.
They say that Bayard has always been
the friend Of the South, and - a man
who can secure the best votes 81 his
party in the North. IN Maryland.
Senator Whyte and GrOOme have an.
nOunced themselves for Bayard. Ia
Georgia. Gordon and Hill are very active
in Bayard's interests. In Mississippi,
Senator Lamar il doing al he can.
Ransom ami Vance, Of North Carolina
Jones, Of Florida; Withers, 81 Virginia.
Harris and Bailey. Of Tennessee, and
MaIey, Of Texas, have also declared for
Bayard. All Of the Southern papers,
With one or two exceptions, have open
ly pronounced for him.
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NEW YORK ELECTION.
The Probable Result.

New YORK, November l3.-The Sun
this morning prints the official canvass
for the State officers, as made by the
supervisors OF the counties. In New
York and Kings counties the official
count has not been completed, but the
result will not probably be changed fiji
tv votes from the unofficial count OF
election night, and those tigues are used
The table shows the following majOrities
except for Governor, the figures gwen
in his case indicating plurality: Cor
nell, Republican, for Governor, 4O,l72;
Hoskins. for Lieutenant-GOvernor.
l,l3O; Carr, Republican, for Secretary OF
State, ALL; Wadsworth, Republican,
for Comptroller, 1859; Alard, Republi-
can, for Attorney-General, 1909; Wen
dell, Republican, for Treasurer, 4,65l ;
Seymour, Democrat, for Engineer and
Surveyor, 1906. Kelly's vote, T,47l.
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Wen Make II for Him.

Steubeuyille Gazette.
The Wheeling ht,UigsRcsr OF this
morning takes pains to inform the pub
lie in its headlines, that Congressman
c. Ii. Voorhis, of New Jersey, who Is
now under arrest lor dishonesty alb
stracting special deposits from the First
National Bank of HackenSack, of which
he was President, is a Democrat \
glance at Ben Perley Poore's Directory
Of the NLVIth Congress will show the
able editor of the htelhgeHcsr that Mr..
Voorhis is a Republican, and as the reg
ular nominee of that party, received
10. .S93 votes against l0,0S9 for the Dem
Ocratic and 3,26S for the National candi-
date. Will our pure-minded friend OF
the hisiligmcc' please make the correc-
tiOnp
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GRANT.
Programme of His Movements.

CHICNGo, November l3.-COl. w. p.
Holloway, OF indianapolis, waited on
General Grant this morning with an in
vitation from Col. Thomas \. Scott TO
accept the hospitality of the Pennsylva-
mia railroad, which the General did. He
stated that his programme was suhstan-
TALLY "a follows: Leaving here about
the 2Oth instant he will return to Gale
ma. where he Will rest for three weeks,
He will then come to Chicago and leave
by the morning train OF the r., G. Il St.
l.. road for indianapolis, making only
an hours stop at LoganspOrt, and arrly-
ing in indianapolis at , o'clock. He
will STAY there one day, being rendered
a reception by the State soldiers. Thence
he goes To Louisville one day, Clncin-
natl two days, and in turn to Columbus,
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and New York,
wintering in the South, possibly Haya-
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A state Without a Con,titutlon.

LOUISVILLE, NY, November I3.-In a
discussion in the Buiord case at Frank
fort, to-day, il was determined 10 exam
ined the original engrossed Constitution
among the archives of the State. Thor.
Ough search was made in the Office of
the Secretary Of State from garrett 10
cellar, and no Constitution could be-
found. The point now is, Is IL true We
are running our State Government
without a Constitution
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SCALDED TO DEATH.
Sad Fate of a Child.

Steubenvllle Herald.
Yesterday, Mrs. George O'Neal, living
near the paper mill. while doing some
household work, set a bucket of boiling
water on the floar while she gave her at
tention to something else. Her little
boy Willie, in his fourth year, was run
ming around and accidentally stumbled
and fell backward into the bucket. His
frightened mother drew him out at
once, but the work was done. He was
ieariully scalded, and fingered in great
agony until after midnight, when death
came TO his relief He was buried this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Meeting Of M T. Church Extension Com
mittee

PmiLADETPnIA, November l3--The
annual meeting Of the General Commit
tee Of Church Extension Of the VI. r.
Church began here this morning, Bish-
op Simpson presiding. Bishops Bowman,
Wiley and Beck were also present. The
reports TO the board for the ten months
Of this year show a small increase in
the receipts from all sources over those
OF the twelve months Of 1878 The col.
lections from conferences alone are
largely in excess Of those Of last year.
The st. Paul Church, Of Toledo, o.. was
excepted from the rule restricting aid tO
churches costing more than $1,000. n
were also the churches at East ~. Louis,
Altoona and Port Huron.
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A DISASTER AT EAST LIV-
ERPOOL.


EAST LIVERPOOL, o., November TO-
The new reservoir, which was located on
Harker's Hill, above town, gave way
last night and let out the water. The
reservoir was banked with earth from
the excavation, and the break occurred
in one of the corners of the new made
ground. The engine had been pump
ing all day Sunday and the basin was
almost full No damage was done to
town property. When the break was
discovered the drain gates were opened
and the water mostly controlled in that
way. Our people our sorely diSappOint-
ed, as everything was supposed to be
all right, and it was thought that there
would be plenty of water in the future,
which the town has been sOrely in need
of. The loss will probably fall on the
town.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.

Monongahela City is to have a hoe
factory, a Mr.. Reese, of Pittsburgh,
having made a proposition that has
been accepted by committee Ofcitizens
appointed for that purpose.
Two car loads of sheep were shipped
to Gordonsville, Va, by the Hempfeld
road Thursday.
Mr. Hagan has shipped ten car loads
of hay from Claysville to Pittsburgh
within a few days, via the Hempfeld
and Z. ). Railroads.
Mr.. Wm. Berry, OF South Strabane
township, on Wednesday, sold his wool
at 40 cents straight" which is equiva-
lent to about 43 cents.
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SPAIN.
King Alfonso's Marriage.

LONDON, November l3.-King Al
fonso's marriage seems to be definitely
fixed for the 9th inst. The Arch
Duchess Marie Christine will reach
Paris on the 10Th inst, whence she will
start for Madrid the 2lst, and arrive at
the latter place on the oath. Admiral
Jane Gueberry, the French Ambassa-
dor at Madrid, will represent President
Grevy at the marriage. This dispOses
of the apprehension that France would
not be represented, owing to the rivalry
among the French officials who desire
to represent France.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, November l3. - Flour
In good demand at full prices. Wheat
Active, firm and higher; No. . red
winter 81 l9; No. Chicago spring
81 1901 IA cash; 81 Ia seller Decem-
ber; 81 l6. seller January; No. s, 81 oct;
rejected S6c. Corn-Active, firm and
higher st 42t@42tc cash; i0.c seller
December: 43t@4S.c seller May; reject
ed SIC. Oats-In good demand and
prices a shade higher at 32; bid cash.
S2ic seller December: 35ic seller May
Rye-Steady and unchanged. Barley
Dull. weak and lower at 75(A7sc. Tim
othv-At s. l5@2 Is. Flax Seed-Firm
at 81 j0(9l 81. Pork-Demand active
and prices have advanced at $40 0O(H
10 - cash; ~ SOtd9 81 seller November;
~ S5G9 - seller December; $40 900
10 91l. Lard-Active. firm and higher
at S. 62l bid cash; Sd 67lG6 20 seller
December; 81 S7l bid seller January.
Bulk Meats-Demsnd firm and prices
higher at - S0id5 55(dj 80. whisky
Demand active and prices have adj
yanced at 81 10.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November Cotton
Strong at lllc. Flonr-Firmer, no,
quotably higher at s. 75C9G 50. Wheat
Dull, demand moderately fair con
sumption, at 81 90tGl %. Confirm
er; No. = mixed S2634c; new in car 81
@37lc. Oats-firm; No. 32d3+c: No .
white western 3GCS7c. Rye-Dull AT
79CgS0c. Barley-Easier at @CG95c.
Pork - Firmer at $40 7jGll %. Land
Excited and higher at ~ G0G6 -.
Bacon-Quiet: shoulders 4lc. Bulk
Meats Inactive; shoulders 4c; short
ribs 5t@5sc; short clear 6CaG.c. Green
Meats-Dull and nominal. Whisky
Higher AT 81 o.. Buttcr-Dull; fancy
creamery 3jc; prime Western Reserve
23Cd;ibc; prime Central Ohio 20CG2A.
Linseed Oil-Firm AT S0r.
Pittsburgh
PITTSBURGH, November l3.-Petrole-
um-Crudc very active and market ex-
cited; opened at 9jc; closed at II III nj
Parker's for immediate shipment refined
&c for Philadelphia delivery.
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HANLAN AND COURTNEY.
To Row OH the Potomac, Decem-
ber 0tn.

ROCHESTER, y. V, November l3.-
Hanlan and Courtney have agreed to
row a five mile race on the Potomac,
near Washington, ID. c., on Tuesday,
December 9th Each is to put up $500
forfeit as a guarantee to start III the
race. Blalkie will be referee. Both
Hanlan and Courtney expect to start
for Washington next week.
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TURKEY.
Proposed Alliance with Russia

CoNsrANTISoPLK, November l3.-
There is strong tendency on the part
of the Turkish cabinet to enter into an
actual alliance with Russia. The Grand
Vizier and Osman Pasha, Minister OF
War, especially advocate close alliance
with Russia. 1t is said that the Sultan
has been gained over to their views. In
this connection it is rumOred that
Osman Pasha will shortly 60 to Livadia
on a special mission.
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MAINE.
Exciting Political RumOr.

PORTLAND, November l3.-lt is re-
ported from Augusta that the State au-
thoritieS have certificates prepared 10
send out, giving seats TO Il Democratic
Senators and s. Representatives, giving
them a majority AMI quorum, in case
the ReDublicans retire
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TRAIN WRECKERS.
Distractions Placed on the Rail-
road Track Near West Union.
cial Dispatch 20 the Register,

Special DlspaIcn 20 IHe hegIsIeI.
WEST UNION, November Is.
Last night, as freight train No. l3S was
coming east near this place, it ran into
an obstruction on the track, and on
examination it was discovered that it
was placed there for the sole purpose of
wrecking one of the passenger trains,
which was only prevented by the freight
train coming along first. There is no
clue as yet as to who the perpetrators are.
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DRY GOODS.
New Yoft.

New YoRR, November l3.-Dry Goods
Cotton goods market active aud ex-
cited, and prices steadily advancing.
LOns,lalc and other bcached goods are
marked mp again. amt many makes Of
brown sheetings, ticks, Cheyiots, So,
are in demand. Prints very firm; some
makes advanced le. Men = wear woolens
in moderate request and firm. Flannels
and blankets in good demand and firm.
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would probably be the strongest man in
New York we could name. And he
will be strong throughout the country
il he shall harmonize his views on ques-
tons of currency and finance with his
party, as / believe he will take occasion
TO do this winter"
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Business Failure.

CLEVELAND, November l3.-William
Thorp, proprietor of large Touring
mill at Meadville, Pa, made an assign
ment this morning. Judgments amount
ing TO over $1,000 are entered against
him. His assets. it is believed, would
meet his liabilities were they available.
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How to Interpret Toombs' Dispa,ch

ATLANTA, Nov. l9.-Gen. Toombs,
in an interview regarding his dispatch
to the Chicago Ne,r,, says: The interpre-
tation Of my language is that the re-
suit Of the war was the death Of the
Union, that the present Government is a
consolidated one and not a cOniederacy.
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ATTEMPTED Suicide.

PHILADELPHIA, November l3.-Mrs.
Matte Potts. who recentlv completed a
walk from Philadelphia to New Orleans
and return, attempted suicide last night
by placing her head On the railroad
track. Poverty and failure 10 find en-
ployment led 10 the act.
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Murdnrod by HnrnIar.

CHCAGO, November Burglars
entered the house of Joseph Hanesley,
on Dekalb street, and when cornered by
him fired three shots into his body, from
the effects 81 which he died in q few
minutes. No reliable clue has been 0b.
tanned as tO who the burglars were.
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Watching for the Meteors.

LITTLE Rock, November l3.-The au-
thorities here have ordered the fire
alarm to be sounded tonight, provided
the meteoric display comes off as pre-
dicted by Prof. Tice and others, 50 that
all citizens disposed can witness it.
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Chandler's Successor.

DETROIT, November l3.-Governor
Croswell, this afternoon, appointed Fer
nando c. Beaman United States Senator
TO ill the unexpired term of the late
Seuator Chandler.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 5 TO per eent-Goyenments
Steady-fIOur in Good Demand at
Full Prices-Wheat Active and
Higher - Hogs Dull.
FIN ANCE.
New York.

New YORK, November l3.-MoNEY-
At 5d7 per cent, closing at per cent,
per annum, and l-l6SI per cent. per
diem. Prime mercantile paper 6@7
per cent Sterling exchange steady at
4S0; sight exchange on New York 49,
SILvER-At London 53ld; bar silver
here ll6!; subsidiary silver coin !@l
per cent. discount.
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GAINESVILLE, o.
Well ShOd.

BARvESvILLE, November l2.-The
shoe shop OF William Reed & Son was
burglarized last night, and 500 worth
of shoes carried of.
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PRODUCE
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. November l3.-FlOur-
Firmer and unchanged, but active.
Wheat Western higher; No. 2 western
winter red, spot and seller November
81 81, seller December II 42Ilrl i2i;
seller January 81 4GlSl 48l. Com
Western higher; western mixed, spot
and seller November, j6iCg57c; re- Ter
December 5SajSic; seller January jSl
G-jSi. Oats-Firm and shade better;
western white 4Yay4ic; do mixed ilCa,
42Ic; Pennsylvania 43fa44c. Rye
Quiet at S3lGgOc. Hay Firm and un.
changed. Provisions - Active, but
without quotable change. Butter -
Firm; prime 10 choice western packed
and roll at 25la30c. Eggs - Steady;
fresh 2OCG22c; picked l6lglSc. Petro
eum-Unchanged. Cofee-Dull an
lower; Rio cargoes l3lGl7ic. Sugar
Steady; A soft l0.9l0.c. Whisky-Un'
changed.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, November l3. - Wheat -
Easier; No. white Michigan 81 25j
amber Michigan spot 81 PSI; No. 2 red
winter spot 81 25:; seller November
81 25; seller December 81 Ht; seller
January 81 3l!; No. 3 aed Wabash
81 IA. Corn-Stesdy; No. 2 44ic; new
4lic; No. white, new, 42c. Oats
Firm; No. 2 32Ic. Clover Seed-Quiet
prime s. ia.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, November l3.--Caitle
- Receipts to-day Ssi head. supply
rather light, but fully equal 10 the de-
mand; selling very close a, the fellow
ing prices: prime - jOloI 75: fair to
good - 75GI 2j; common 81 OOCG3 "a.
llogs-Rcceipts to-day 1900 head !;
iorkcrs - 5O@3 %; Philadelphias ~ 81
d3 30.
Sheep Receipts to-day 1000 head;
market dull, and none selling to-day
feeling not very good.
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ChioAEu.


CHICAGO, November l3.-The Drouors
JohHndl reports hog receipts p, 900 head !:
shipments 1000 head All grades more
buoyant and 5rlOr higher. mixed
packing - jOa3 20; light 81 U0d3 20;
choice heavy - 5jd3 ~.
Cattle - Receipts 1000 head ship.
mcnts go head. Good Ia choice ship
ping scarce and firm al - 3O(d4 20. com.
mon Ia fair - jOa4 -; butchers de-
moElizcd at ~ 5jm2 -; stockcrs aud
feeders - jOn3 o., western, quality
poor, slow and weak; Texans slow NJ
- l0h2 ~.
sheep Receipts 700 head Pens full.
and many had Ia bc sent back a. the
country. Market Hat.
Cincinnati,
CINCiSSt1I, November l3.-lioy--
Dull and unchanged; common - sOtG
, 40; light - 1903 81; packing - BOA
. 20; butchers - 70d3 ~. Receipts
$500 head; shipments 800 head
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GovKRNNENTs-Steady,