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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-07-17
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.

f. A. RUssoM, } In Pauiding Superior Court
VS.. Feb. Term, 1879.
w. A. RUsSoM.
1t appearing by the return osshe Sheriff that
the defendant W. A Russom does not reside in
Panldiug county. and it further appearing that
be does not reside in this State, it is ordered.
that the defendant appear and answer at the
next term Of this court, or else that the case be
considered in default, and the plaintiff be allow
ed to proceed. And it is further ordered. that
this rule be published in the Marietta Journal a
public gazette once a month for four months
Feb 3D. 1879.
j. w. ii. UNDERWOOD, J. ). G. X C.
| hereby certify the above 10 be- true alb
stract from minutes OF Paulding Superior Cont
Page Dag.
J. MEICS HUNT, Clerk.
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Too Good For Him.

From the Detroit Free Press.
An old chap called Uncle Ben has been
driving dray or express wagon in Detroit
ever since the oldest inhabitant can re.
member, and he is still at it. Some TWEEN,
ty'fve years ago he purchased plug hat
and from the day he put it on until yes.
terday no one ever saw him outside the
gate without 1t. Snow and rais, sun and
frost and dust and mud have all had 4
whack at It, but yet 1t Is hat. Yesterday
morning some oil the old mans friends 70,
together and paid three dollars for a pretty
good "pluH, and called on Uncle Ben Ia
present tito him. He woke up from his
nap on the wagon seat as the group gath.
cred around, listening patiently to the
speech and then shook his head and re-
piled:
"My friends, l cannot accept the hat.
It's too nice for my wife to use to bring
up taters from down cellar, too good fof
Tommy when he wants to bring In kind.
ling, and my old hoss is so used to eating
his oats out OF this hat at noon that a
change might give him the distemper. II
you feel that l deserve anything at all you
may buy me pipe for q cent"
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LoSDoN, November l9.-TLe Mark Lane
Express says: Except a few beans the har.
vest Is now secured In England. In the Scotch
uplands the cereal crops are still being har.
vested, mostly In an unripe state. The Scotch
harvest, however, will probably be- termina.
ted 10 week or ten days. Farmers generally
avAiled themselves q the favorable weather
for field operations which continued I'M 10
Friday, when there was sharp frost. Thresh.
ing has been neglected, and supplies at he
country markets were consequently light, and
wheat in TT state for either sowing Or mill.
ing was very scarce. Fortunately good area
has already been sown In wheat, under cir.
cumstarceS which argue favorably. Tho re.
cent uncontradicted estimate Of this wears
crop shows that 1t will be necessary to inport
lS.OOO,0 600 quarters OF foreign wheat. Doubt.
less, with every allowance for possible exag.
gerations, the crop is desperately bad.
The Marx Lane and country markets have
been dull. With liberal arrivals from abroad
prices have fallen a shilling for all descrip.
tons Oh wheat There was not much pressure
% sell, but the enormous visible supply in
America, and the uncertainty as 10 the actual
extent OF the surplus available for export
thence, caused pretty general abStention OF
buyers. Until something more definite Is
known trade must feel its way cautiously.
10 all quarters strong opinion prevails nat
wheat will prove remunerative even at pres.
ent prices. Doubtless decline OF a few shil.
lings will bring forward number OF specula.
tive buyers. The arrivals at the ports OF call
have been large, EARLY in toe week wheat of
the coast declined as low as 81 shillings for
red winter for the Continent, but subsequent
" prices rallied pence to q shilling per
quarter. Maize In fair inquiry, principally
for the Continent, at about low rates. Wheat
for shipment, isquiet In consequence OF high
prices asked In America. Maize dull. Bar.
ley receded pence to shilling per quarter.
Sales OF English wheat last week amounted %
80, 6S5 quarters at IS shillings and 0 pence pcr
quarter, against s. oquarters at 10 shillings
and pence per quarter for the same week
last year. Imports into the United Kingdom
for the week ending November s, 1855, $50
hundred weight Of wheat and 2i3,S9l hun
bred weight OF -four.
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boy and give him q tresh interest In bis
tory than the opening piece otths ptesen
volume, entitled, "a Boys Service
wherein the romantic adventure Of the
little Jean Cavalier In the days OF religious
persecution is told with spirit? Then
too, we have "King Altred's Lantern"
"ATalk about Royal Children" and any
number Of interesting brief biographical
stories and sketches, such Gs those on Mrs.
Barbauld and PaganinL Professor Jor.
dams "a Story oil q stone;" Mrs. Treats
article on the microscope and the one
About violinsn are fne examples OF the
delightful way Of telling facts Of science
and history. We must not omit mention
Of the famous department OF "Jack.in.the.
Pulpit" that keep up q continual fire OF
suggestion aud question and answer about
all sorts Of curious things and otherwise.
May we not say truly that there Is more
education In years reading OF the maya.
stne than most children get out Of years
schooling2
For besides this delightful awakening OF
the child's attention TO the interest OF
scientific and historic facts, We must take
into account that he Is introduced 10 the
best minds through the stories, poems and
general articles Of 81. Nicholas, Mary
Mapes Dodge, Louisa N. Alcott, Thomas
hughes, Harriet Prescott Spotord, SusSu
Coolidge, Celia Tha1ter, Horace E. Scud.
der, Lucy Larcom, II. H., Olive Thone,
Charles Dudley Warner and John Green.
leaf Whittier, with other names quite as
distinguished, are found in the table OF con.
tents OF this volume. Good company Is
this for children.
We have dwelt on the educational in.
tuence OF the magazine because its other
side-its delightiulness-is sufficiently an.
parent One has only 10 look ut the ex.
quistte pictures, and 10 be captivated, all
grown up as he Is, by the stories, sketches,
1tngles, puzzles, games and what not, to
understand something OF the happiness II
carries TO the child'sheart. And Il Is one
Of the best signs OF q broadening phiIan.
thropy In religious work that many OF the
leading Sunday Schools are putting this
magazine on the shelves OF their Libraries.
that poor children also may taste the de-.
light and feel the refining influence that
come from It's pages.
The conjunction Of two great planets,
according TO the astrologess, brought
about great events; It Is the conjunction
Of skilltul editing with masterful publish.
ing that brings forth results such as one
buds In this magazine. To cite only the
mechanical results Of good publishing, for
instance, one may say that q publishing
house that lavishes such binding paper, |
type and engravings as we see here, on
understands It's age and puts its |
very heart into the work OF producing the |
masterpiece Of its kind in the world.
When In the next generation men and |
women shall be more cultivated, houses
shai! be more beautiful and refined, art
shall be truer and literature higher, who
Will remember how much Is due to the
reign Of st. Nicholas?
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NEW YORE, November l0.-Cotton dull
and easier at l21fai29Gc; futures weak. Flour
heavy; receipts, IS 900 barrels: superfinc
western and State S 00a5 rs; common 10
good IS 25A5 IS; good 10 choiCe, S. SOa7 as:
white wheat extra, IS 70a6 IS; extra Ohio,
IS 5Oa7 so; St. Louis IS 6Oas 90; Minnesota
patent, s. 00as 30. Wheat-Quiet; receIpts.
$4,000 bushels; unSraded spring 81 Is
al 80: No. 3 spring, 81 28Xal 20: No.
ISL 80: ungraded winter red, 81 27al Az
No. s 81 32al 80; No. ISL 411Sal 42x; No, /
do 81 421Sal 4S; ungradAd amber 81 So jfalilk,
No. amber 81 4lRl Az; No. / 81 I2X
mixed winter, 81 ssal SO: ungraded white
81 S61Ial Il; No. 2 81 IS; No. do sales $1,000
bushels at 81 40kal Az; No. 2red Noyen.
Der, sales l04 000bushels at 81 Il 1{aI AK; De
cember, sales AS,Oo0 bushels at 81 43a
"A: January, sales 10000 bushels at 81 4e
MAI. Rye-Firmer; No. 2 western ssaO0c,
Coma moderate trade; receipts, 10I .0Oi
bushels; ungraded 6sa59S<c; steamer $50: No
2 white 65a67c; yellow 6lc; No. 2 Eoyenbe,
59Xc bid; 69ISc asked; December, 6OIfc
Oats lees active; receipts $4,000 bushels
western mixed and white western 4sXaI7c
Hay firm and unchanged. Hops firm; 7alsc
eastern and western Soa45c; white western 3Ss
47c, Coffee firmef; rio cargoes 1Ial7kc: iot
lots I4Al9k. Sugar dull and nominal; fair 4
good refined sKasIfc. MolaSses dull and
nominal. Rice steady and In good demand
Petroleum higher, United l65sa2l5<c; crude
Case; refined SIC. Tallow dull at 7Ha7X
Resin quiet at 81 60al 62k. Turpentin,
frmer NJ 80. Pork dull mess 81 O0al5 90
Beef firm and unchanged. Cut meats ouie
but steady; long clear, exc: short clear, exc
Lard dull; prime steam 81 30. Butter dull
and heavy; western, lSa3sc. Cheese quie
western. 7a13c. Whisky quiet at 81 16
Leather dull; hemlock sole, Rio Grande
Buenos Ayres, light middling and heay,
weight, cease. Eggs weak, western lsa2ic
Wool dali; domestic fleece S6a53c; pulleI
2Sa52c; unwaShed l2a37 Texas lass,
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sojic asked; December &c bid, 61Sie siked
January 67jsc bid, 500 asked. Oats dull:
western rejected ,40c; white western t0Hs
sic; stained 4laIi iei white 42ai9o, Provi.
slons In better demand. Beef, mes, Si2 50.
Pork, $l2 00al2 50. Hams, smoked. 9Isal0)<lo;;
picked, SasJfc. Lard, western 7ISa7Hc But.
Ter dull; creamery extra S6aSec; New York
and Bradford county, Pa, extra 82aSlc;
Western Reserve extra 9daQ7c; good 10 choice
2lc. Eggs firm: western &c. Cheese, west.
ern creamery, l2IialSc; good, l1al2c. PStro-
leun firm refined, &c. Whisky firm; west.
srn ut 81 H.
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DiphtherIa up at Pitlsburrn.

uA4eVIo OF yVstetuAy,
The weekly mortality statement Of the
Board Of Health, shows that diphtheria Is
increasing, especially on the South Side.
There were seventy deaths in the city last
week, Of which diphtheria caused twenty.
Seldom in the history OF Pittsburgh has
there been a higher weekly death rate
from that disease. Scarlet fever caused
six deaths. Last month there were only
lorty.seven deaths from diphtheria.
Three deaths have been reported this week
from the same disease. Forty Of those
who died last week were children under
five years OF age. -......
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unlted States q Of 1881,
NsN
rev iOuf and halls
sew
SutTenef
RAILROAD BoSps-LesS active and prices In
many instances sutfereda sharp reaction. Erie
new second consols dropped from s99S to S8K,
with later sales at SIX. Kansas and Texas
seconds declined from 80 to Ask 20. Q, Clio.
hrsts from " 70 81; do Trust Company's 70
ceipn assentOd from S8h TO 50; st. Paul gold
Mississippi, Springfield division firsts, from
20 10 II, Chesapeake and Ohio frstt dFonped
from 6iH to 62k; while do currency skies
GiTanced from IS To 80, and declined 10 81.
Mobile and Ohio tirsts debentureS fell on
from 81 TO 65h, and seconds do from 46X To
t3h, while fourths do advanced from 50 10
80. Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern
tirsts declined to e0f and KSnSaS Pacific
Incomes, Nos. il and 10 to IS. Keokuk and
Des Moines tirstS rose 10 9lx Lafayette and
Muncle hrsts TO st. Paul and Minneapolis
frsts TO l0l. and Sioux City Ilrsts Sold at cox,
srArR BoSps--Dull.
StocEs-The stock market opened with a
marked depression, and under vigorous sel.
Ing movement the entirB list gave way, the
decline ranging from Y 10 6X per cent The
AItoE III 4uulAuhPOllSt CLHClnu1tl ana LatAy
cite, Chesapeake and Ohio, Wabash, St, Paul
and Minnesota, @. G. & |. C., Iron Mountain,
Erie, and the coal stocks being also proml.
nent in the downward movement. This was
followed by slight improvement, and again
by another reaction, but during the alter
noon tirmer feelingset in, and under good
purchases prices advanced <a3k Der cent
from the lowest point, the entire list particle
pattng In the Improvement which was led BY
Wabash, 1t. Louis and Pacific, indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette, Erie, Michigan
Central, and Western Union, the coal shsres
and granger stocks, Missouri Pacific in the
early dealings fell of from Is TO 10, when il
was stricken from the list. The market
closed firm with various conflicting opinions
IS 70 where the reaction il to bring up.
Transactions were much larger to-day.
amounting TO 520,UU0 shares, If which i6i IN
were Erie. 5000 Lake Shore, 1900 Wa.
bash. 1900 Northwestern, 5000 ST. Paul.
2O,OO lAckawanna,, 2&o0O New jersey Cen.
tral, 1000 Delaware and Hudson, 4 900 Read
ing, 1900 Michigan Central. 5000 Union Pa.
citic, 1900 @. @. & !. O., 5000 Hannibal and
sc Joseph. 1900 ohioand Mississippi, 1l.O0O
Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail. laO0Ol
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific. q. 600 Kan
sas and Texas, 10000 Iron Mountain. 20OOl
Louisville and Nashville, G,OO0 Northern Pa. |
cihc, 5000 Chesapeake and Ohio, Il,O0Ol
indianapolis, Cincinnati and lafayette, 5000
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis, 1000 |
Lake Erie and Western, 1900 st, Louis and
San Francisco, and {, 800 sutro Tunnel,
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Sung at tho unwilling OF the statue o
Gen. Geo. H. Thomas, in Washington
yesterday, November 10, at the Eleventh
Reunion Of the Society Of the Army o.
the Cumberland.
The site selected for the statue is the
spot where the salute Of eight hundred
guns was fired on April 8, 1866, in honor
OF the fall Of Petersburg and capture Of
Rchmondrand one week later another
salute Of five hundred guns, in honor oil
the surrender OF Lees army. The statue
faces south, the line Of vision being direct.
ly toward Arlington, the home Of Gen.
Lee.
Hal, Legion Of Heroes, with mighty aeelaImI
Attention blttAllons! In phAllnE proclaim
low reaee tHines With H0nOE Ger victorS' renoWn,
The olive and laurel, our ChIeitAinS great crown.
Gnturl all Thy banntni Once msrs lot the air
hsOlhd With the drum and the trumpes deep hlaFe;
Bat not with the elapgor Of vars Wild alarms,
As When thru the land rang the outrry "To arms ~
For strife Is al end; Il was God SheAthed the sWOFd
HallelUJahs and thank1 b unto The Lard
When serTied clouds In host fEray
Before the sun their ranks array
lie, Ike an armed warrior StrO6E
IN battle, routI the VsPTOul thrOnE
And when the etates cray clad a. ices
Against the Nations lie uprUsO
In YAlor's heat more 6eFee than sun,
Their cause was lost-ThO Union won.
On hallowed ground th'Se veterans stand.
Here thrOba Of Victory arst thrilled the Land.
Then on this spot, within the Nations heart,
Raise prouder trophy than GsQueathed bJ art,
The Union Banuefi Loyal men shall hold
With fsalty born Of God, each sOV'reign fold.
Stand Statue, Arm upon Thy Eanite basel
Thy native hills now greet thee face 70 face.
Thy peerless fame OnIhTined IN glory CLEAN,
luumes eternal blue with starry beam.
Ten hundred times ten hundred men,
In stately front march on again.
Bid eann0nB boom and muSketS roar;
Wave Standards All thy eOOrS lower
bAlu1e with gladues1, might, goodwill!
GOD sAvE TIKI uH10Hi-GUARD IT sTILL
With grand eoneordant hymns Of praise
With glorious anthems, joyful lays,
In one exutlng voice pTOlong
win sWellnS note, Triumphant song
Lltt up your hearts In grateful strain
TIL earth and Sky with glad Fetraln
ReVerbeEate thy hOnOred name.
Hosnnnas on HosannAs raIse!
Te Deums chant with symphonies,
In everlasting harmonies.
HOsanua in E1eelslsl
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Chicago Cattlo nIn-u.,

Journal reports:
lHdoGs-Rscsipts 5000 head; shipments
400 head. Market opened ouiet a5S To-
ut oalOc lower; closed in good demand At mi
prices. All sold mixed packing IS ssas 60 :
OF s. 70a3 90. 'ON 'S'It"e
4 CCArrLE-Receipts 1880 head: shipments
S6O head. Shipping steady at 81 Oda4 Is:
common to fair s. SOaS 80; feeders and stock.
ets steady at IS 00aS Is butchers active. Ann
and higher; COWS Sc O0aS o.: Kansas SS qOa
W thin Texans l2a2Oc higher at So 25aa Isl
SaEEr-Receipts 800 head. Market ouiet
and steady; Light s. OoaS 70. '' 4A'e'
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CIEetEsArI, November l0.-Cotton steady
Of llNc. Flour steady at S 9oaB SIS, Wheai
scarce and firm at 81 26aI %. Corn stronp
AZ $50; new ear 3Sa4lC. Oats firm and nm,
changed: Rye fairly active and shade hipb.
es at sSaS5c. Barley frmer; No2 spring 0oa IL
Fork firm and unchanged. Land stronger n
70 70. Bacon steady and unchanged. Gresn
meats tirmer; Not quotably higher. Whisky
a9ll atsl 90. Butter quiet; prime to Ichoice
western Reserve 23a25c; do. Central Ohio
2a2Sc. Linseed oil steady at SOC.
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$500 Reward.

They cure all diseases Of the Stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys
and Urinary, Organs, and $500 will be paid
Tor case they will not cure or help, or
for anything impure or injurious found in
them Hop Bitters. Testit. See Truths"
or Proverbs" another column.
For sale by Laughlln Bros. & Co., whole
sale druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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PtTrsBuasH, November le.-PE7EoLRux -
Market active; crude irregular at 81 2l< at
Parkefs for shipment; refined SIC for PHI.
adelphia delivery. - 'O' '-''
onCrrY, November ELECTROMAGNETIC.
ket opened with sales at 81 1871; declined
70 81 l6X; advanced to 81 2lk, declined and
closed at 81 l9h bid for old. Shipments AZ
500 900 barrels. ''-'''''0A'
fined 79Ga71Sd.
6ned 22Iff. -'e
B4ITlNoHE, November 1s.-PErAoLErM-
Crude nominal refined sasKc.
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New Orlenna AInr,r.,

New ORLEANS, November l9.-Coffec firm.
Rio carGoes, ordinary 10 prime lIaI7i Ec'
sugar easier; inferior to good common IA
6Ac; common to good common 7a7Xc: vel.
low clarified S1SRsAc. Molasses dull and
lower; common 25a2Sc: centrifugal 25c: fair
3oa3lc. Rice firmer; Louisiana ordinary Ia
choice 6ha7Ac 1! W
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market.

EAST Liberty. November le.-CA74Lr-Rs.
Seipte today o2S head OF through and CO..
head Of yard stock; total for two DAYS s2s
bead 81 through and l,462 head Of local Sun.
ply still Light and prices unchanged from yts.
terday. Demand otsupplied, But likely To
be BY the fresh arrivals tonight aud to.mor.
row. Quality has been generally {, mmon 10
ial 4 with very few really good shipping steers.
~! aaoss-HeceiPts today S,135 head; total for
MO- I%1 Gays 6,65o head. Workers 81 Is; Philadel.
sHEEP-Receipts to-day 500 head total for
two days 2,6OO head Selling at S3 noSt So io
common 10 choice. " VV'A1 w '"'
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NEW YORK, November 19.-Cotton goods
continue active and prices very STRONG a. the
lalely advanced quotations. Stocks OF brown
snu pleacheo cottons are almost nominal in
H .tsst nanas' and many makes nre largely sold
simpsons prints are advanced bv "a agents f.
Wooden goods in steady demand and firm,
Foreign goodS.generally quiet and steady.
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T0lGan.

=, TOLEDO, November l9.-whest-steadv
No. 2 red winter, spot and November 81 27X
December 81 %; January 81 81; February
81 81. Corn dull: high mixed, new 1910.
NO. :, new &c; rejected 42c; new, 4Oc. Oats
quiet; No. 2 3S19aS33<c; March 3Sxc. Clover
seed duh mammoth $3.50; prime IS 10: No.
2GS. Hogs-Dessed s. Is.
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Eminent Dir. Vim. Alex. Greene,
MACON GA

Writes ~ cbssrfully st.ts that have tested the
virtues and efficiency Of ColdOn'G ILkRIS's lIouIp
EXTRACT OF BEER 10 my private practes In eASsS Of
general DEBILITY, WEAKNEss, DEPRESSION, pYHPKP.
stA, Loss OF APPETITE AND NERVOUS APILICTIoKs
found Il the best Iemedy ever used 10 CHRONIC Al
coloLtsN, when the stomach il always rrIiable and
food required 10 noursh" Sold BY Laadiug DruRTiStS
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NEW ioRE, November lo.-Manufaetured
copper steady and In fair demand new sheet.
Ing rs co. ingot lake SCI Is. Pig Iron duli.
scotch 81 60a2 so; American Sg5 OOA2s OO,
Russia sheeting SIS Is. Nails, cut IS 8Oa3 70
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q

PHILADELPHIA. November 1a.-Flour very
dull; Minnesota extra family g 90; good q
choice % s71S; fancy 80 80; Minnesota pat.
ens process 81 20 Rye -four at Is 4Oa5 OK.
red track, 81 IS; No. red elevator, 81 81: No
red, spot and November, 81 SO bid. A iC
asked; December 81 Il bid, 81 AK asked
January 81 a bid, 81 ASK asked. Corn: de
mani fair and market firm old mixed, track
Sc; high mixed, SIC; new western mixed
track, Soc; new white, poor, SOC; very dry
$50; sail, mixed, spot and November, SIC bid
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BosToS, November 19.-WooL-Buoyant /;
Ohio, Pennsylyania and West Virginia Xxx
and above 46a50c: Michigan and Wisconsin
45a5ec: unwashed heeees 4Oal2}Sc; pulled
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financial and Commercial.
Money ? pr cent Governments Firm
Stocks Lower.
FloaF Unehanged-wheat HIgher-Pro-
Visions LOWeF-FOreiEn Grain
Msrkot.


NEW YoRK. November l9.-MoNEY-7 pei
cent. per annum, 1.32 per cent per diem, clos.
Ing at Cal per cent. Prime mercantile paper 9
9! per cent. Sterling exchange firm at Il SO1ti.
Sight exchange a SIX.
GoVRRNNESTs-Firm.
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NEW ORLEANS, November lo.-Cotton-
quiet middling l9Gci low do llXc; good
ordinary ll1Sc. Net receipts !, 1888 bales rrOss
PITS balesi exports to Great Britain ll,727
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ClECINSATI, November lo.-Hops-Dull :
common $ 00a3 60 Light s. 7Oa3 a5; packing
g s6a4 05: butchers 81 05a4 is. Receipts
1900 head; shipments AIS head.
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BALTIMORE. November 10. - Flour-Flrm
and active; western supeTina a 76a5 Is; do
extra IS 25a8 Is; do fancy 90 60a7 %. Wheat
Western quiet and tirmPr; No. 2 western
winter red spot and November 81 S7Kal IS;
December 81 AKA Az; January 81 ASK.
Corn.Western dull western mixed, spot
and November, size; December, 6SASeJlc
January, 6sa5S Jfc; steamer, 49c. Oats High.
er; western white 46at1ISc; do mixed asa
$40; Pennsylvania 4ja47c. Rye-No ninaI
at Soc Hay-Firm; prtmoto choice Pennsyl.
yanla SIS 00al8 90. Provisions Firm and
fairly active. Mess Pork-sll60. Bulk Meats
Loose shoulders 4HaiNc; clear rib slces
65a6Ec; do packed l9la6a6Nc. Bacon
Shoulders SIC; clear rib sides $40; hams 10
allie. LArd--7Hc. Buter-Steady; prime TO
choice western packed and roll 23a2sc. Eggs
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