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To be Il srcn the SIN OF JANi
OF the NocA holders on the Ac.
ing gent men.
J.I ASTOH-
WILLIAM ASTOR,
W. W. A-1OR.
COMMODORE BALDWIN,
&C. BALDWIN.
). l.. ". BARLOW.
JAMES A. bAYAkD. JR..
y. N. BECKwfTH,
ISAAC BELL,
AUGUST BELMONT,
PERRY BELMONT,
A. gELMOS e, JR-.
JArE- BEN kARD,
L. a. gEERNMAN.
GEORGE :. BOWDOIN,
HENRI e. RRAEM.
Jos. BRANDON.
". ". bRENOORT.
BENJAMIN IT. BRTSTOW,
FREDERIC BRONSON.
A. L. BROWN.
ESQ. A. BEND.
JOHN L. ADWALADER.
~. q. CHAPMAN,
ED~ARD Z lOPER,
ISRAEL COR-E.
]. q. COSTER.
K. l.. CUTTING. JR..
GEN. NM. UTTING,
HEN RN CO-TER,
W. y. DINSMORE.
WM. DOkSHEIN Err
W. =. DOUGLAS.
HEN RY ORA Err,
JOHN II DRAPER.
DIR. BACHE FM VET.
HERMAN EMHEr,
LIE ROY EDt-Ak.
II. :. FEARING.
&. q. FRAN kLNN.
CORN ELICS FF LLOWES,
srrYNESANr FIo II,
JANES -. GE tARD,
+. r. GTBEKf.
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j. GOODWIN,
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g. %. HOW Ian ID.
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Application for tickets 20 be
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Music daily from . A. n. 70 ) p
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heal Gsiaic 10 o,fchange.

EXCHANGE.-Some very desirable BROOK
II IYN BROWN STONE DN ELLINGS.. IN complete
order ~ IA J. o. HoYr SON 70
NassLusL
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amusemenis.

A BBEY'S PARK THEATRE.
IA posi- lively LAST WEEK OF
EMMETT FRITZ ~ IRELAND
Mafinee- Chr. tia< and saturday atz
Monday, Dec. -, ARTLFY cAaPSELLS new plav OF
"FATRFAX."
seats be Ordered bv BELL TELEPHONE.
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tUinter Resorts.

WALDO HOUSE. Waldo, Fla.-Iiighest and
w heahiesf pont Florida First accommodation
an moaersIs prices Hotel open Dec. l. Apply 10 u. =
CrO~el, proprietor.
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Gin property 60 Get.

rTO LET-i34 East 57ih-st.; complete order;
Il reasonable rent. PAUL p TODD 30 40 Btoa4way
rE'O LIE T. ThIrd- story 'front.' room; neatly
Il furnished. gas: IRE gentlemen only Apply 33s
Vest 5ist-sL
ITO LEASE-The hVc-story building known
AZ Nos l. g. > ami Bnwerv aud Nos ?, T. Divis-
ion ST. For particulars appy TO r. M0HIIIkE, II Mas
VERY elegantly furnished private house :;
story high staop; with AL improvements. No. IL
East !. ia ST, between jti-ave and Broadway.
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CADENY OF NTSTC

IN MASKED BALL
the ST III Of JANUARY. l-r0 under the upiees
OF the holders the Academy Mnse and the follow
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09

\ CORES pendent OF the Cincinnati
Commercial says that be has found the
corn fields iexcelleut places for sheep.
After the corn Is laid by the sheep NAV
have q weeks run there with great ad-
vantage. There is fresh grass along the
fence rows, aud perhaps weeds that
will give variety We have never had
lambs do better than in the corn-fields
in the fall. We bring them out every
night. In this way they do not break
down the corn or have any place fol-
rendezvous, where they iniure the corn
The day is busily spent, aud the field a,
we'll as the flock looks the better for thu
run there.
After the corn has cared we hav,
turned the whole flock into the field
and been well pleased with the practice
The sheep eat millions of weed seed
and very little or no corn. Should al
ear be pulled of. which is very rare
every grain on that ear will be pickle,
of aud eaten by sheep. We have larg
sheep. and find no trouble in the prac
tice of turning into the corn fields sfte
roasting ears have well formed A
that time pastures are generally poores
and need rest. Changing the sheep 1
the corn-tields will give the needed res,
Then the sheep can lake the grains {
the pasture before the severe frosts il
jure the grass. Alter these frosts tn
sheep may find fresh change in tn
corn-fields. Sheep need frequent chan,
es of range, and We who have no wood
or waste lands on our farms can make
profitable change to the corn-fieIds.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09
Prom Tie American Agricul;uris,
Ta:e..as ?sI,;Yy .,- xAsks:.

No fowl over two wears old should be
kept in the poultry yard. except for
some special reason. An extra good
mother. or hnely-iesthered bird that
is desirable as a breeder. NAV be pre-
served until 10 wears old with adyan-
tage, or at least so long as she is ser.
yiceablc. But ordinary hens and cocks
should be fattened al the end OF the
second year for market. Feeding Tor
this purpose may be begun now. When
there is q room or shed that can be clos
ed, the fowls may be confined there.
The floor should be covered with two
or three inches of tne sawdusi, dry
earth, sifted coal ashes. or clean sand.
The food should be given four times a
day, and clean water be always before
. the fowls. a dosen or more fowls NAV
be put at ence in this apartment. 80 tina,
there NAV not be too many ready "a
! sell at one time. The best food for
rapid fat,ening, for producing well-fa
vored flesh and rich fat, is buckwhea
meal mixed with sweet skinned mill
into thick mush. A teaspoonful o
salt should be stirred in the food for
dozen fowls. Two weeks feeding /
sufficient 10 fatten the fowls. when the,
should be shipped for sale without de
lay. and another 10, put up for feeding
IL the shed is kept dark and cool. as i
should be, the fowls will fa,ten all III,
quicker for it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09

CABBAGE SALAD.-One pint Of good
vinegar, tour eggs well beaten. halt cup
of butter Put them on the IRE, and
stir constantly until the mixture begins
to ihicken. Then add teaspoonful OF
made mustard, two OF salt and one Of
black pepper. Chop one head of cab.
bage. and one bunch of celery, very
fine, and soak in salt and water for two
hours; By mixing lobster or Choking
with il, you havea nice salad. II will
keep all winter, if kept in a cool place
and well covered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09

As soon as potatoes are dug store
them in some barn or Clubhouse until
just before freezing weather, when they
must be removed TO dry and sufficient
lv warm cellar. A building latticed
into a corn crib is best for potatoes IN
til frost comes. as they require TO be
placed where there is a full circulation
of air. After their removal to the eel.
lar, place them in bins made OF stats,
holding from Ave to ten bushels each.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09
JUS. prGIISNCD.

carefully frF'srt '-rs'iss ca CAta--A ~ffs ~ 49,
surata dfNcfirklun 4 sal syunksaetle eAs-
saeeas sagrtAsr tlsfl airrrflers faf eH~rsinx
Ni;h FaSvuRn's kartrsi. sPssfF tr4 .rru.~
,eat cure Also oasvfrs;aar dc; saA e ssrL
hgzh 90 vat isurnrtA.es r sTlte.ri vita eA;srrh
u IL Nra-T-o4 Ghost b tsff Z ~ EApGcAL q Al
ia BE lzzllcsl free = ffefs. - ssAssa.
r.rs r.rtzF- n, SaxrosH's R.rrr.I crrr eon..,-s
~ eAriord's luprarea lraAhs Tshs vita fsil d,rse-
u1as faf - ~ esssa Frtca D. si1 ~ all vhsis-
tale anf retail cfuets thras tA@ cited
iaa Caaasa- v Eths THFTTsi a.s1xra Ax,c.s
lae wAo.ss..c Dsn. ga. Es.ioa. MAs-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09
PATENTS.
II. II. EDDY.
y" az state ct. opposite n tiby. Boston

secures Patents in the Uuited states, also IN
Great Britain. France and other fore IN enuniriss
topics Of the claims % any Patent furnished ~
rrnit'nE one dollar. Assignments recorded n
Washingtna " Agency Ia thc tuited StatcA
posac.scs superior facilities Tor obtaining Patsnta
Or asoortalniuE thv patentbitiiY Of Inventions.
x. ~. EDDY. Nsii ~ttpr II Patents
TESTIMONIALS
~ rcEaTi Mr. Eidv a. one OF the most capable
and sHoosssfai practitioners with whom | have
BAH oaictAl Intercourse.
tHAs. Mason. tom saissionor Of Patents
"iuvcuiogs caHnVt mpIov a person more trust
worthy Or more rarAbls ~ securing TOR them a
early and favorable COT alteration at the Patent
ohre EburNp bTREE,
late Commits iourf Of Patenta p
HusrpN, October ~ 1870.
+. " EDDY Fs4 -ii"aE SIR. you procured tor
me-. n lsiG by grsi patrHt. S1acs then you havG
artr4 i1v aud astt.sed me ta hundreds OF eases-
AMI procured mHnT pafrnta. rrtsaIrs and cxtrn-
spns- have ogr.sStaua(ly employed She Jsss {
agencies Ncw lorA. Fa8., leIth5a and Is aching
t'u. hut s1.li Efve yo4 almost thv whole Of NV
bussH"ss. tu fsIT ilnc ag3 advise atac5a to ia
F5aF F2H. aHrs trr4F Itoa.A bUArEE.
HT7S"H. = IA tSs.'- Iyrl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09

C,AIARRH Is s'-a-s 4 ne rnaoosss rnsrsbrsne.
u Temperanegts 80 tnustitationa vtlY "a sev,riiy
. q t,l.t- a tI.lien chsi4.e q ataso>
phsre wearing oct taae s1gosarr l. lcie aar 1t
sesihsf. 80 h.c.nanf ''''e 7-h1 ctiilst So the
sad The strensth snd Nia fs-e 'Hhans,esl The dt.
the eye snd .-HHf 80 lnvolved and die
charge ansatitirs cf u.atta Discharges from TIE
whafrver cause tisF ti ms O. tar Ard w.ferr sni
20 Acia "a % esrs' aai s1r1ttstlon Of the sEia
VIA which thsy cal 81 coniArt. oS thiek yso
Wilt. Of Thse ~ BE srtirr lack q seer~-
so s ne ;Ir re; e. s 20 ,y,re 10 I,Ss rsS;
80 I'll rss enrircet I'd ~. uEyss tffas hanA Tha
later pssss called n, tsiaftS n. ne ss.,;srT
thirk ened rrnsrrias h-f1ftl- ruush ~ nee eif
cus irur-sa bic. $50 -. riss, rses.sary
ar sss dsres,,v TIE D. - sal ,t -sa fssss
TIE ast;cr rass.f trsa Tot c. constant
desire . hawk q e-'s si'raif e. thres u OF; but
rNs.ins freely as a y Ne p ara tassst the ms
60. eeeomss eAfs ssa iat, s.si., ite5sss.ton.,
ard hard tnnars. ~tith .r - rrpa,T the nassi
pAs.asss sad throat l ~ r-r>ts,sut esoris
Y es,e-is. toe. . re % = a.pa.ay boone 10
hls nay ss foua.i rlac' tpzssirr. matter ].
.s,,sg9,y .ss;i 80 'fia. e-s 40. r.s,, -
.se,as fss1rsiiI h issa rssit sissts,ioa, I'D
trs;ioa q tie nervnu. .gssea /. Tal a. .sca a.
fecfi7ns 80 er7s ala-r.l-
sso are af ~ wiia ~ 49, frst.E IrsgsrAsoa for
=. ,res,ras9t hSf,fe - D 'srv,a.. lie aavsa-
ernir teii - - 70 o. 7.i N - q = fe-ardy.
Lvery step "a O.. ~ rs1 FfrrF i1e g. the direc-
iiors. rnsfk nts fc ~. oat--i a;ri to nee,
frnzl the hesi Tzsal, n it iat,e ssaisa A,is., ths
;.issTa n s'lss :. g h-li thgs, sho have hssa
y. Ns4cn faanA ~ a t-s..s, .rArtral
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09
pottrp.
oas IL Q Thousand.

"she's one 10 = thon-snd,"
Said Old farmer GRAY.
A. he wa1ed Knee deep
In the sweet scented hay.
You wont tind her like. marin,
From here 10 the town
That woman out there
Ia the calico gogn.
III you could have seen her
That morning ia MAY.
W hen | stopped at her father
And took her away
A likely Young bride. marin,
80 blooming aud fair.
And 'ehippes' IL that little lamb
friskiug there,
when first We were married.
All for my sake
And here the old farmer
Leaned hard on his rake
''she gave up her music
And gave up her books,
No nonsense shout her.
You know by her looks,~
And il YOU should lose her -
venture to say.
The OIL farmer sighed
And looked down a; his hav,
" 'Twould nigh break my heart.
lie replied with = tear.
And then-help's uneommonly
High ibout here
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-09

"A grocer may claim that his pepper
is good, and yet get mad If you remark
that il isn't TO be sneexed II.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
TIE SITE OF TRADE.


LIVERPOOL Nov. 21-Pork-Pnme Mess Easrern. steady
AZ 80 %. esiy "a. bacon-Cumberland Cui,
steady Ai hort Ip. steady az 80 Cd Long Gear
steady 80 snort Ccr. steady ~ 30. Hams-Long cut
IN mai koI Exrs Mes dull At l07: Prime Mess al
~. Iari-Pum Western dull 20 ~ 3D. Iaow-Prfme Citv
duli 20 G rarpeune- ssinis nal at 81. Kosn
Common. dul al u1d; me- st-F al 10 Cheese-Amer
steady ga Lard Oh. steady Flour
xtra STATE, steady al SO. NheltsUrlEg, No 8, steady
Winter. duh al Al Id New sonLnoIn inter- STEADY I'd
at I'd. Cot fOnsced Oi-Ne!lnw
can none in market ko-u, oninon, London duh
Cd. Turpentmosplts. at Lonaon dull nominal at
~ sd.
i.IvERPoo- Nov. 2l-123O D. m.-Bacon SO Der owt for
short lear Midales
LIVERPOOL Nov. 2l-l:3O Breadsfuns nrmer Wheat
Cd ID Genital t.r Red Winter. Corn. u.f
GENITAL Mixed steI. The receipts Wheat nI tne
ast three avs 2SCuO ccntals ludlug IL oO cen
M American The market for Yarns Fabrics al Mauchcs.
t,r is easier
LoNp0S. Nov. 2l-4 y. m.-Cacuta Lmseed, 5s Der ar.
Renuet Petroleum. Z ssd. per gal.
ANIWRRr. Nov 2l.-leiIoeua 23's iIancs Tor fine pae
BsfMfs. Nov. II. .-Peuoieum marks 80 pfenmgs
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK. Nov. 2l.-BEEvEs-Reee were l45 cars
h,adlO1 cars nj jersey CITY and at 6Uhst
SATURDAY lpJiS head g,5ls
coIIcsf Ouding last Goth The suplv aud
demand abnut equal and the trade IL
0f sc pcr Common. N edum aud Good Cattle
aud Eat4a Steers sold about
current on last Wednesday Ike quality At
Gay han onchalf OF the tock arrived late the
OF ears did not get IN until 2p
There however, demand for all th.
end the market rated ~ the have
for month. FTicas were Centrally quoted ltr.
hg er than ON Wednesday especially for Common and
GId Cattle but some sellers were disiIclned believe
advance much and elcglaphei their Western shippers
prices fraction higher" The ieeng ai
csse u the inarse a. WHOM Il opned, and M
OF stock Monday viii insure active aud
profitable market FOR The nrst two days. at
least week. CheTOeces Texans and COOraa boIh
anc Cornied sold at 90 dress 55a6 10 sew
eTsl loads OF Western Dry Cows 3gd32 live weight
Poor 10 air Native steers az 79e1c. 10 coss 55alG
Good tO Prime a lUc. TO dress D. ID f<ia lOlt
5Odsl 70, with few Fancy selected lOc
s9ld A. s. 10 81 20 per 100 b.
sales a 6OJh st-I Reg nsiein for Rcgen-ten
~ Illinois steers llsS b u Sro o. b less Doe
do, il31 b at sgc SO lG do, l.2Ju H. 04c less 1!
each 10 do. l3 D AZ yac u dor 1855 1 at Jaac
al 9c. 90 ID. 49, -
H. r. Birchard for Reynolds Enoch Co.: II Ohio Steers
LII ~ AZ sac, 50 n, less 81 each
q Kahn for KAHN toi AZ Kentucky Steers tcOarsel
iSlI b At sse 90 q 80 DO 2s9 ~ At 9e "a DO. ,20i
and 0Oe each 80 do 1904 D. at Vei and sl each 80 Do
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BrFFALo. Nov. 2lFour IN fair request sales sOp bhls
unchanged Mheat IN nferte request sales, 1000
iuaciNe reported. Oai glrctesi nona
held Nn. Western s1a3Sc.; state 4Oa42c Harlnv quia
Canada aesc state. 5o1rjc; No. Western, 20 agOc
cu No Miivgukee held ~ S2c. Corn Mil
Feed steady Higl wines quiet city Msae lOla4<l H.
Canal frc ghtsNuus oOiGg las Shipment at 1Io for
Wheat steam anal Boa cuaInice0 through Railroad
frcghts quoted Wheat l-C Corn, II c., TO
York.
CHIC Nov. 2l.Wheat unset e hut generally hicher;
Nc. ct inter ~ % 30 Chicago sulng al &C., cash
81 u, december; II is.-efl l-Z January do.
mand at i0'lc. cash 33 G- December, - 30 a. Jan
uary; 43sG43 May dun. lower at S2 a.d
81 -. cash ~ Lecemncr SEC, May Rejected. 2Hc A.,
Barley aud Unchanged. Timothy seed ds2 40
Flax seed 81 lS iut shade oWer nj 10 g5G
$40 - 9Nd - - November ~ 3Oa December:
sl l2- hi January iar driuand but lower A. a. -
steady and unchanged. lFe, Iung ouse i0
DlSc strictly esh -rarc III Il age Whisioy steady aud
unchanged at Al TO- AT The co-eNheat at ~ lG7s
Dot HOVr Il l~t January Corn ana oats steady
anged Provisions irregular nut not q1oauy Chaugri
CIS,NNAl, Nov. 2l.-flour Ia fair demand AMI irn at
- 941f3 -. Wheat nrm demand mostly fr
corn w far demand and uIm No. Mixed Od S4ee 4se;
New. Ear 5-04Ur. Oats 1rm unchanged Kvc steady
s9Ghc. Barley quiet at J2eJ-c KID. lork-Ncw Lrld
al - 90. Lard qie AZ g. Dc uulA Metts
shoulders 4c. shori Clear &c. Ia ON duh nominal
shoulders 4c Green Meats sirOngtri shoulders 3s,ci
Sides 5s-c Hams. o.Glc. whitley n active ccmanI al
- q&1ci Central Ohio 2Od32c SrTAf nIu. ffagd- IL "A
0l A2c Nc~-Or'anr N1atc Hogs active anG INN Com.
mon. - - as 10 iisht. - rOasl FacKinr, 20
bulcher- - lOaSI 70 receipts $4,000 he4a puens
l.luJ head.
DETROIT, Nov. 2l.-Tiour strong, with active demand
sales ~ 400 bhs N hiie 20 % Wheat higher Extra White
Michigan. : 2st4 No White Michigan ~ * Novemher
~ 2.i Dceenbrf ~ zs'l January 81 81 No. MIiInr
81 "a Amtri Aicllssn. - 40 He'd dicHigan ~ - i.
Corn quiet but sieaay Ne. Yellow. 5lc High tflxef
4V9,c ~ AlAee' 40 ci No do Aee. oats sIronsi No.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

what pcssihy nav follow IN the shape important arrivals
Tee day Of Sc per Foreign Hops will. II 10 heievea pr
barr against imporatois ~ II ~ uut
advance the present igh pices ~ ,hat
WI not quotations. TINS w'sN are non,
na and tire eenora considerably less trness
last Receipts for the week. 2dol baisi n'
-epemher 1879 UO3u7 bales total for same henu
h 1873 "a 0e~ bsis eNro,t ceaiances dor ne MeeA' oy
bales September l~fN, 3I'St hale- '",
rrroi 1875 D. 4~S bales NeWNork new CROP .
7c; iaSern crop. 3j G4Jc WI cons a. ~ e4Oc; rsi
iug-. IA 1875 lS,. Ois all grOwts. 41Iuc ta'lHo
Cast Hop growth 1879. lOg 4ac. Old. % l4c. -
LEA1Ht R-A trade circular saws; Tne nh'uH'lut'tS
tasimc. from day day Hemloc and Union Leather I"
Their orls Tor sprug goods he short si"k o. p"i
lmIeed further advauc noti IN
quot There has hcea evening UP ara Aart F
Oft HemlHct. and decided advance on liina
1aancd H-nlocg PC. pnund aeirer ani i"i the
hest uaracd Niidd sole Bic Is pro u N q.
low he Dou n today kectifts Oi r NeA SOILS
sides and SAC bales exports I2n sides VIZ T. q" J" T.
land the Continent aud 100 various other ucsna
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
AsWFs-rn Hight request Pots 4d4 Pearls js4a6Ac
~WAN-Fairly active 22 2G23 zc for Western ANA

FRIDAY. NOV. Il, lS1N.
AsWFS-In Hight request Pots 4d4 &c; Pearls, 5sa 6c
~WAA-frly active at - 2G23xc. for Western ANA
SOgtnctn eilOw.
BIDDM CORN Firm. with fair trade.
cas- DLfs--ln JohLlng sale only.
CliIItOiN- Unchanged.
COAIIhe Whoic market occupies healthy and firm post
su.ilucf .Taeite, y tbe cargo - jdS4 O5 Liverpool
House anrc. $l Liverpool Gas do, sS Newcastle
Cakug IS 75ds4. scotch Sieaiu. - 15 English
steam s. 750Ss Provincial. - 7J0s4, currency Penn
sgvauia Nrstnoc4ard Gas, - 260S4 70; West VIZ
eiuia 90 CumbeTland BrUsdoD and Ceared osj %
Caraccas -4@2sc. Maracnho 27d5Uc.; Bahia. p G.-c.
Cta "a. 2Ad2-c.
OOfFf Io dull, depressed Fair Carroes, l6c.i sales
OTle 5.Vlt bags Equator" aud 5OO baIs
private baltimore, 300
eis 80 bags "Cafibou" private terms; MID
sales 200 bags Ssvanla and 400 bags Mara
CoOrEEAGE sTOCg-Less active. bat dm owing 70
shut ercpts.
COl;DAG lis revised foiows Martha Cordarc sizes
H. td iay AMI HIDE Rope II Nan la Cord
AZ. !. iRU O. "a disiul MHulla 'urta-c. q t'l
$40 ihc ia N. aud re in DAM - &c Mafs tDriare
bolt ofe yarns Ice; ai toragc, hoit rone % ;Lt
Ia: Fine la.rr, Manila lb1c; S-1l OHe zrs
fb.ve !2tt tnd Hay Il HE k'p-, - &C.. Nl-Rl nope
II INA = IN. ilml l.c. ~s.l Pope, thi nut hd ti
aud IA d uul % 9. iarTrl Ssal Latin Yarn &C.
Russia Hemp IdIrea CcriaZe IL &c. Am.fcan iiac4ud
ucuin rarTri Coraa-c. II gc.
tUltuN SPOT cotton quiet and l,-c lower sles. T9s
halle 20 as evening. al IN sumption telseied
agais 4ehTS this da, week 3s9 last IN
Tie vc 4 .lHs0 bales sgai'rt o.,lr a., wcts aud
week since ftelIhrf ,, l,lu2.
bale against lbSs.oo6 Tor the same ptfod la,t yer
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22
L1vr srncK MARKnrs-nY TELEGRApn.

Nov. .l.--CArfLT-ReCriMs today i.s hfn :
total fcr tLe far 1892 head for the same time
iat week COZ cnU-isntt through. 1870 market
active 81 1OGI5c. advance en shpeTs' steers run Eht
sacs Good Steers - Tudli 50 Mcnum az ~ 2des 90
no Extra Offering Bufchers Stock unchanged sales COM
mon Hsier- al - lOdS&.J ydlus bare OF STOCK
"a reported o. arrive ,,.a r.,
the week thus for The time last week.
IL 600 hcaI receipts consieed through cara; better
feeling on grades tending NJ sales az &c adv
light: demand good; Fair Go~l Western Sheer ~ sd
- 10 Wcstern lambs 81 25dSi So CEnadi e. S1d$3 10 ;
all offerings disposed "f go go 49,,
thrs FAR head the time last week 3o06j
head receipts cOnssned througl, 20 market firm
acf We demand ofcrngs hight sales shade higher
ouoiable - 2j0s4 SO HEAVY and Medium "a 10
aSi 81 no Extra here Fair Heavy Ends ~ Boa "a 10.
CmCsaO Noy. 2l.-itcGs- -Eecelpts. 10000 nrah ship.
rens market fairly active; DC. lower almost
MI we're Mixed Packing. - Sg0tS " = ChOce Heavy,
az y,a44 / ; Light Raron $i 100S3 Hj.
CATILK-Itecelps 5000 heads siIpm-us 200 head Good
Shipping active and strong at g 7o0Si 7j s0ckes AMI
Foedrs finn at 81 2Sd+3 IS Brtchers Canning In
liberal sup and easier Cows. .2d@ 20 Western iOng
vi s9GsS - through Texans weak al 81 i0dS2 90.
cepts zoo head; shipments 40 head market
active ana firm.
81 loulS Nov. 2l.-ToGs-Active hut lower; YOrgers.
-9cOQ . 10: Packing boaa5 20 Butchers Select,
:Y - receipts. 1900 head. shipments 500 head.
CATIlK-Firm; the demand exceeds the supply Good 10
Cloi. Heavy SHIPPING. II lOGt 90, Light, i3 20 "a
Native Cows Ieers. 20 % a3 % Grass Texans s2G
Coruied do, u 1Ja$fj 10 Receipts 800 Aoao ship
iucuts Iju head
-nFiP-Firn: Fair u Good Muttons. 81 5Uas3 Choice
10 Fancy, - 20 QSo 10; receipts 2.oOO head
New-York tribune., 1879-11-22

Offer the remaining 900 shares of the Highland
Chcf stock at S25 The capitalization l. 81 500, ,Oo0
par $40 Area SSl2 acres square SN shafts are
SINK III to 10 feet ia depth. 200 to 900 feet apart
all IN solid mineral - to 80 feet thick. wiho
reaching bottom of ore body; tunnel-hcader IN 40
feet ol solid mineral. Present daily product 70 Ia
lO3 ioiS.
refer 10 the Third National and Importers and
Traders Banks also to Professor J. :. NewheTy.
Columbia College. HORACE SItLl-L,
Care Mining kecOrd 81 Broadway.