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The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

STONE AND BRiCk MASON.

AUGUST DIETER.
STONE AND BRiCK MASON.
Does all sia.is os Mason work, lays feaa.lsileas.
tailsis Aces, s.sssru-. ,ier- repair work. ssc.
Country Hork iSasssifei.
orser. may ss Ton AZ n,stss 4 kasSssss Hsrhes
she's, usst 10 ii~s-' t,rssesy. ~
Notice Cor Publication.
LAMP OFFICE
Nj wichita. kaasxs. Nov s<sh. issa
Nstes Is hereby glvsa tkSs ihe fsiia~ ina .sdn,et
settler has l.e-t nsssee of his Intrnf,.n T. make
sasi proof IN support % his claim. sst sssrars
ens. eatry iber=ai, spa thar sala rse.si VII 10
InSis hesarv this etse frisiAy, rsssaater sist.
iss,, VIA auzh N Pearson HI s.as fef ~ :.
~, tnws>hip -. range esst ssd haacz Tie
toleusss ~ his witsr-ses 10 prsse i>ss scatsna-
Residence sIspa amt soit alton of saii act.
VIA = " fehiea, Neiiss uestcf. = , Nilses.
William Har-,an snI " " rsrast cf n i.hita.
ksusss u L. WALkkk. kextster-
5-ss
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
DRESS GOODS.

Fine Goods light only half
Ginghsm called the Double wesht only lie
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

Ladies' and Gents Card Cases.
Hand Mirrors.
Toilet Mirrors.
Paper Weights.
Ink Stands,
Handkerchief aud Glove Boxes, IN leather
and japanese
Toilet Set. and Vases. la fine Bohemian
ware
Over sixty styles ofvelve; and eomsisasior
frames for photos aad cabinets. sss,iss
sery los dSrs-
Fancy Paper knisess
Opera Glasses to he closed cut =; bali price
A small lot Of fne Nre.sehaum goods. Pipes
and Holders At ecst.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
REAT EXCITEMENT IN WICHITA
being clerks Smiths in their
Last and Largest Sale ever known in Wichita

wish dollars worth
We still stock OF
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

In nfaeto aonhng thu
surprised until the first
the
all
be
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
Country Work !sasssitea

pas> ali kissis az NsssA work; lays fcaaelsiiens,
tailds assz, sssssras. ,i.es repair ~erk. sts
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
Crowned With Bargains
80 Main St.

Deceived You Better Bargains at this Esabh
i mont any place City.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

The 81. Louis Globe Of the 10th says that
Jay Gould continues HE purchasing designs
upon the State of Missouri. He yesterday
bought the jefferson City. Lebanon 4 South
western road. the ultimate destination OF
which is to make another connection with
the Missouri. Kansas 4 Texas. Work is to
be n.lshpi on this new road.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23
Fl 9. ST. JOHN,
Attorney a, Law aud loan Agent,


iis,esn No. ?. Commercial DlSek. nss4 sssT o. q;
[ iaHi tsfhss.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

Can replace broken parts Of Decorated ware
both in French and stone china.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

II is said that although the head OF the
Catholic Church at Rome sympathzcs with
! the cause Of the Irish people, they look with
disfayor upon the present agitation.
The Wichita city eagle., 1880-12-23

ijiss4es sasf. thiysesl.fh 1nas.isi District
z@asxssfsx tsszinsy. ksnsss,
Jssase ". -. rissfFssss.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-29
JOHN JOHNSON.
SHERIFF'S SALE

CTATE or LOUISIANA, late 5tl now soy.
y enteonth Judicial District Court, Parish Of
East Baton Rouge. James Wall w. G. d. Fav
rot, curator al. hoe, OF. els. No. 27l3
by virtue Of commission for sale issued
in tho above entitled and numbered cause fol
partition, and to mo directed from said Hon.
orable Court, holding In and for the parish and
state aforesaid will expose to public sale, In
front Of the Courthouse door Of said parish, on
Saturday, tho 18th day Of August,
next A. d., 1880, between tho hours Of eleven
o'clock A. N. and four o'clock p. NJ. OF said
day all tho right, title and claims Of tho plain.
tiff and defendants horein, to effect partition
of tho following described property, to.wit:
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND SIT.
uated in that part of the city OF Baton Rouge
laid ont by J,atil and Moreno, and known a.
Town Of Industry, and designated on tho plan
thereof as lots numbers eight (s) and nine (0)
measuring each fifty feet front on Union street,
by one hundred and thirty -four feet twelve and
a half inches In depth, English measure togcth
or with all the buildings and improvements
thereon.
10 be sold for not loss than its appraised
value, to effect u partition.
Terms of salc-Cash.
.iuly2v2n37. j. W. BATES, Sheriff.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-29
HON. E. W. ROBERTSON.

Believing that our Congressional
district has need of - representative
who is thoroughly familiar with its
every interest, and one who will
apply his energy and intelligence in
urging measures, some of which are
of the highest Importance, notably
tho construction of the Mississippi
levees by the National Government,
we place to-day at the head of our
columns, as our choice, the present
honorable incumbent, Col. L. w.
Robertson, one Of the old line Demo-
Gratis Of the State, whose experience
in Congress has placed him in posi-
ton to ronlcr valuable services in
the near future, in addition to those
he has already performed. 1t should
not be forgotten that Col. Robertson
fought his way to his scat against a
contestant in 1876; that he was COM
plimented by being named at once by
tho Speaker as Chairman of the
Leyce Committee, beyond question
tho most important one to the vital
interests of the Mississippi valley.
He has labored Increasingly to Sc
cure effective protection against the
flood of tho Mississippi for the in
habitants of the rich alluvial lands
lying along its shores. We know that
Col. Robertson has served the people
we'll in tue past.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-29

We arc not for him simply because
he is able, pitriotis, energetic, and
faithful to tho tcrcsk of ls lsople,I
4: 4: =; J:
some dicr sentlexan by hiding
him to the Congressional Scho& for a
term or two, pending which tho great
undertaking that Col. Robertson has
been so prominent in furtheling
Would remain in suspense.
We feel assured that the people of
the district, appreciating Col. Rob
ertson's services, will give him the
opportunity Of attaching his name to
the success of tic most important
measure affecting the interests Of the
Mississippi valley.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-06-29
FOR HANCOCK AND ENGLISH.

We dare say that never before in
the history Of our country have the
nominees of u convention received SO
genuine q greeting as those of Gin
cinnati. In city and hamlet-North
and Soutl--the news that the gallant
Hancock had carried the Democratic
convention in IN irresistible outburst
of enthusiastic love and admiration
has excited demonstrations which al
ways accompany triumphal march
to q brilliant victory.
It would be an insult to the honor
Of the American people to doubt for
u moment that pennsylvania's heroic
soldier statesman, her chcra|icr sans
peur ct sans reproche, will sweep from
the arena an opponent whose name
has been tarnisled by base official
transactions, and, above all, by CON-
hitting the great crime Of giving his
vote in the Electoral Commission Of
1877, to deprive Prcsidcnt-clcct Til
den Of his rightful authority.
The opportunity is now presented
to brand one Of the peUured arbiters
with the seal Of the popular condemn
alton aroused by the hcinous deed.
1t could not be the voice of God that
would elevate Garfield to the chair
occupied by George Washington.
On the one hand, stands Hancock,
one Of the bravcst of Union Generals
of the army of tho Potomac; a prom
inent figure among the corps COM
manders; distinguished for his 10y
atty to his government and it's starry
banner Il warrior worthy of crossing
his stainless sword with that of our
own Robert Z. Lee. Hancock, the
magnanimous foeman, whose great
heart swept over the wrongs inflicted
by Garield's party upon his van
quishcd countrymcn of tho South
the standard bearer of the glorious
Democracy. For him the war ended
at Appomatox in April, 1865, when
he sheathed his sword to offer the
Olive Branch Of Peace at New Or
leans, where his good name has be-
come household word and q rally
ing cry.
On the other hand, who will sing
praises to Garfield and his second,
Chester Arthur, for whom President
Hayes, GarGeld's creature, could not
stoop SO low as to even do honor.
1t cannot be; it must not bc that
Garfield should receive the Prcsiden-
cy as q reward earned by the viola
ton Of a sacred oath to respect the
will of the people, and do but simple
justice in presence of facts.
Let there be a forward movement
all along the line till our chosen lead
crs, Hancock and English, are de-
clared elected by an overwhelming
majority.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26

"Iim, why is de dmmycat party like de
skcolers roun' about here2"
Il dunno, Pompey, onrss it is Cause dey
come out II do low places an semi o. creation
an make q heap o noise for what dcre is
to 'em."
oval yes, Jim, dat's So but dat amt it. Wat
l PROFOUND to you is Il kornundrum fur de
principal reason"
"Dcn it mus be, Pomp, cause doy 60 fur a
iellor's life blood on de sly"
Not zakly dat altogether, Jim. Better glib
it up."
mo, Pomp. Won't do it. know the dim
mycats up one side and down tudder an fru
and fri. If / can't guess 1t, nobody kin. A
good scriptcr reason is dat dey love darkness
RAIDER dan light, cause-you know do reason
signed"
"Haw haw! Jim, you're right agin, an
mebby OATS dc bes reason, on'y you doau hit
dc nail on de head whar l was thinkin.
Lem me tell ye. Its cause dey're mighty
desprit to live an boun' not to be killed of
entire till dc November fross."
"Haw! haw! OATS good, Pomp. You got q
fac.tolum similarity dere"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
asROpONAlN.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL
LOCKS.
POsTofFGCE DErARTMn -,
WAsIiSGrON, u. g., Oct. %, 1850. J

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De-
partment. UNTIL u O'CLOCK NOON, on THE
18TH DAY OF JANUARY. ts,i for furnishing Il
new Kind ofma locks aud keys for the sole aud OK
elusive OF the United States through registered
mails
AS the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent bl ddlng on any prescribed
model ora Il ok and key would tcad to Impair 1t not
entirely destroy tho further utility OF such locks and
keys for tho purposes OF the mails. the po,tmHser
General prcsG'bes no model or sample for bidders,
but relies for a selection the mechanical skill arc
ingenuity which fair competition among inventors,
hereby invited, may develop in sampes SUBMITTED
by them.
Specifications of the conditions and requirements
relating to proposals. samples contract etc, well
forms OF proposal will be furnished app icaton
by letter to tile Second Assistant Pos master enerul
No pr posul Will be considered unless It shall have
been submitted in accordance with such specification
and fOrmL
The contracts which may b. made win be In con.
formity to the specifications and tho accepted pro-
rosa But the right is. however, res erved to reject
any and all OF the proposals.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26

white new. Sc; 90 yellow old 5jc; wcgicr- mixed,
SPOT aud October 5iQjiAc. November, 5lM8
5ilc. December 53r bid for new.
Oats dull. Western white, 5saS9a; do. mixed,
31p3Sc.
Rye quiet NJ 81 02
Hay oady Prime To choice Pennsylvania aud
Maryland SIS 20 per ton
Proyi, ous ,b,u stoily Mess pork 90 .; LUX
meat loose shoulders I'D clear rib sidc., none
offering. de-. packed. G0yc. bat on shoulders 6Nc
clear rib sides, Wv; hams, l2@ i3Hc lard refined,
yl5c.
buler quiet. Prime to choice western packed
iGMg3c.
Eggs frmcr at 1S0lO,.
Pctrocun-Crude nominal; refined nominally
ut l1r
Coffee steady. Rio cargocs, ordinary to fair ~
Hi lie.
Sugar dull son. 9Kc
Whisky steady Utsl Is.
freight. 20 Liverpool per steamer steady. Cot
ton, D.. q n4 d. -four. -. 3D.; grain. Gigd.
Rucc pts-FlUur :G7 bbl, wheat. 2lj 700 bu;
corn, ll.lD) bu; oat., 3.-Sl bu: rye. 900 bu
shipments Whent 2d7731 bu corn. CT 800 bu.
8 lG.-Nhoal, 337 800 BIZ corn 81 90 uu.
Virginia SKIES old, To- do. consolidated COZ; do.
second series %; pust-duc coupons s11z; new
en.iortics, 1O}s: do tcn.foriies, coupon, 9j4 bid
to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
A Word to Our Readers.

When you read Of remedy that will cure
all diseases beware Of it; but when you read
of a pure vegetable compound which claims to
cure only certain parts of the body, and fur.
nisbes high proof that it does this, you can
safely try it and with the assurance that it
will help you. That is just what Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure docs. 1t cures
all troubles of tho lower portion of the body
and none others. 1t will not help the tooth
ACHE oarache or consumption, but it will put
your body in vigorous and healthy state
where you can enjoy life and appreciate its
good things Try it.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
70 tnko effect
SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1850, AT 1890 Il. NJ.

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bGe.BaliInoro ISiiicott Iltv Md Wnv stotIona
G.SG ia IN IAioi,h II Y L'SS ""' ''''A''''
iioii,nra na no M yyov lpto1ror
SIsnsmTr yinnhnsta1 la 1tay,r. ,yn ErednrIcE
ani VA. , w W,ssS iA"s'iS''""' 'ie"ei'oN
s,o pi,, ~ ~ ban, S.s nai,3 Etv.,, Citation.
20 SI . y ,V,Ij, q a 'usippt,1uu nv
Oh" PRESS "' ''N ~ % w wa '->
o.oo Nnfly yopR pIt,r.prrpttrA poSToN
Vo-NNm nn1PRfEi a. pa mHS coS
a. Nav \, al, a,d p,j,aiai,,,ta 49, ' N
ooo W W., YINe S 1rk NM F ntp ,o,,s ori
V'U- ttVn,, Sunu"y ohS-b"i''hlore' Anh"po'S "nu
o.io IN IouIs cIIIcAco coIuNnrrS Ann
' Iif:rl "a IN ny biJ ISs ,Ton,,s,,s 80
in,.n and M PnInt Of 10 Ss Inr rsnrri,s
stn,in,ns cnst nf NJ Pe1iToni excont Smnda nv,
pirn aor VI 10 Tini,Dn, omie.,(1i
i,,i,, rs. ~, u, 90 ~ H. W, In, 90, =
my "i'''"h W 7"""u'A9 u''H'' cAeeF' 7A'u''
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26


Hancock "ls yank." you say,
Aud one. know, whore sword has pierced
Tile breasts Of gallant men tn gray
Thus Robert TOlmbs In malice wrote,
His hate for union showing
Then, friends Cun you for Hancock vote
Tell me. could you
If what say istrue. would you
what nrc We to dor he cries.
We can't put I'm "rcb' this time
The south must rule. lie fate dciics-
That you may !, arm, his words quote
Ponder well and answer me-
say, friends. can YOU Tor Hancock vOteH
Could YOU ,hpuld your
lfwhnt say is true, would your
Owe old southern boys will sec
That Hancock dUvt the honest Thing"
THUS wrote this rebel mend of Lee
Thcsumc Old spirit YOU viii note
With which we bnltled long ugn.
Then. friends. can you for Hancock voter
Tell me- should your
II what | say Is true, would your
Now. should Hancock prove untrue
Why. then well run the thing" ourselves
Thus IOOmbS salulCs the Boys In Blue
The old man meant Just what lie wrote,
An echo Oi the solid South"
Then. friends can you tor Hancock volei
should you could your
IL what | say is true, would your
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
WALL ST.

It's and Principal guaranteed.
bankers q Brokers. IS EGchan
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
THE COUNTS.
Supreme Court OF tho United siates.
MONDAY. October 25. 1887

Supreme Court OF tho United sintea.
MONDAY. october 2j, 1887.
on motion OF Mr. $. 5. Hcnke. Alexander NJ.
Watson esq., OF Pittsburg Pa, was admitted TO
on motion Of IIor. T.. H. smith, Robert r. Bishop,
ESD, Of Newton Mass, and II. \. West, esq, OF
Newark y. H., were admitted to practice
on motion Of Mr. G. Carlisle, George G. Burgwin.
ESQ, OF pitsburg, rn was admitted to practices.
No. 3l-Anna NJ. Sims, appellant. vs.. William
Eycthardt ct AL appeal from the circuit court OF
tic United states for the district OF Indiana; decree
reversed with costs, and cause rcmandcd vii in
strctous IN enter decree in conformity with the
opinion Of this court opinion by Mr.. Justice
No -Danlcl Hand ct A. plaintiffs In error. vs..
Johnson lIngood. comptrollcrgeuerul substituted,
etc.: IN error TO the supreme court of the state Of
South Carolina: dismissed for want Of jurisdiction:
opuipu per Mr. ChcfJusiicc Waite.
No ll.-lamCS Il. Buster, appellant vs.. Anthony
II. Thomas, legal representative Of H. II. Thomas.
deceased; appeal from the district court Of the
United States for the district Of West virginia. dis
missed for want Of jurisdictions opinion per Mr..
ChicfIuSticc Waite.
No. 2G.-Alrrcd shaw plaintiff in error. VS. y. W.
Casey, recorder. etc. In error to the circuit court
of the United States for the district Of Louisiana;
affirmed with costs and interest on authority Of
ChiefJuStice Waite.
No. 9i5.-william c. France ct al, plaintiffs in
error, VS. the State of Missouri OK rel. l.. Smith.
attorney general in error to the supreme court Of
the state Of MiSsouri dismissed for want OF juris-
diction. Opinion per Mr.. chieEJusticc Waite.
No. 2i0.-Wilam II. Seward ct al. appellants.
vs.J h. Cornoau sheriff etc. To be dismissed un.
less bond IN sum of 900 be filed on or before
the first Monday in January next.
No 732.-The 81. Paul Il Chicago rail why COM
pany. plaintiff in error, VS.. samuel Mclean. No.
tons 70 dismiss or affirm denied.
No. Gi9.-The City of Opelika, plaintiff in error,
VS.. Richard Daniel Motion to dismiss postponed
until the hearing on merits.
No. 257, OF October term ls79-Mark Young, APP
pellant VS.. Powell NJ. Bradley ct al Leave granted
appellant to apply TO the supreme court of the Dis
trict of Columbia for permission to file bill Of re-
No os- -Iosenhina FAINT onnnlloot vs wt1iau,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
DIED.

BURR,-.On SUNDAY, october r. ~ .sAs H. m.
IUGESE j, BURR, Ia the list year Of his age
Ills remains were taken the same evening 10 Bnta-
via, n. Y, for iutermegL .
NERNON,-On saturday, October y, 1850 at 10
". m, after "a lingering ILLNESS, whch he bore with
chr stan torlitu o ana resignation, JouS X. NER
NON. in the 18th Nuar OF his age
Tho relatives and friends OF tho family are invited
to attend the funeral on Tuesday October q, at I'D
y. uL, from his late residence, No. aus II street
northwest
EATON. on sunday morning October a. at 80
o'clock, CHARLES FGASCis EATON, m the .jh year
OF his age,
Funeral Tuesday, october q, nj n u m, from his
Guuls residence, 800 street southeast Relatives
aud friends are invited 10 attend.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26


SUPREME Court OF THE DlsrRcT--CHIEF-Jus'
T1CE CARTIER AND JUSTICE WILIE.-Adamantine
Brick Machine company VS. Woodruff argued and
submitted. Kennedy VS.. Kelly; hearing COM
menccd.
CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION No.2-JusTIcE HAdSER.-
Fisher VS.. Skornborn; verdict for plaintiff for SH.
Regain ct al. VS.. Haight order for commission.
Miswcll VS.. Saunders ct al; appeal dismissed.
Baird vs.. Wright Judgment below affirmed.
Hauptman VS.. RUub: on trial
EQUITY CouRT-JUsrlCE CoX.-Cahill vs. Cahill:
on hearing. Kee VS. Wilkinson; sale ordered and
trustees appointed. Spelman VS. Shreeye; A. b.
Duyal appointed guardian ad lem. Hibbs vs..
Naylor; time TO take proof extended to November
80. Baker VS.. Ofutt; ratification of sale nisi and
reference TO auditor ordered. Dawson VS.. Jones'
e. W. Matthews appointed committee and trustee
for George Jewell. simpson VS.. Simpson; reference
10 the auditor
CGIMINAL CoURT-JUsTICE JAMEs.-Mason Par.
ker perjury arraigned and pleaded not guilty.
Emil iIomil alias Sommers convicted of personal
violence on Officer Fritz fined 81. John Silas NJ
Johnson, murder of James Johnson; commission
and Pitsburg, Pa. John Howard alias George
Jones, burglary and larceny (two casesr arraigncd
aud prisoner remaining mute plea of notguilty
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TO-DAY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT CHIEF JusTIcp
CARTIER ASp JUSTICE WYLIE.-No. 20 Kennedy VS.
Kelly; %, Clark VS.. strong; q Ramsay vs. Daniels
81, Smith VS.. Kennedy; 81, williamson VS. ThOmp
son: 81, GorsdOrf vs. Wheeler IS, Dwight VS.. White
S6, Peae VS. Brooks; 81, FAINT vs. Riggs; s. Jaiiray
vs., Grant
CIRCUIT COURT DIVISION No 2-JUsTICE HAd-
NER.-Appcal calendar: No 90 Bean, use, etc, vs.
Saunders lO2, Burgdori Us. Washington Life In.
suranCe company Gtc.;lOS, Willis VS.. Bowers
~, Washington Brick Machine company W. Glca'
SON l26, sacchi vs.. Mclaughlin, 1913, Westwgod vs.
Price 1870, Foss VS., Mason 1872 Studs VS., Alexan.
dria 4 fredericksburg railroad company 1856
Tucker Il sherman VS. Anderson llO Tucker n
sherman VS. k0lb; li2 Kendall vs. Mccartney,
gurnishCG; III, Moutou VS.. Rashcr Il RasheT $50,
Dimmick vs.. Hall.
EQUITY CouRT-JusTlcG Cox-No ., Lewis vs.
Kennedy; 20, Cuhll vs.. Cuhili; T. Peugh vs. Davis.
49, BetyNns vs.. Hughes; as Brcrcton VS..
BrcretDn; 2j Cashier vs.. MilkewlcZ, ~, Nelson vs.
Maync; 10, Leonard vs., Leonard; H. BurChe vs.
Walach; ~, Walach vs., Burchc; a. Flanagan VS..
SNOW
CRIMINAL CoURT-JusTIcE JAMES William Ran.
dali burglary and larceny; William D6ugerteld,
grand larceny: John l., TAFT, petit larceny. second
OntnsC; John Howard, alias George Jones, burg.
larry and larceny, ana second otlCuSe burglary and
larceny; James Jackson, personal violence TO
Policeman BrUusOn; Frank smith, alias Fred. vii
son. personal violence against Policeman Bur
gCSS; Andrew Jackson, burglary,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
What She KNOWS.

have learned the fastest dances,
Aud I've caught the baby stare,
Aud throw about my Chances
With the very newest air.
I've beon taught the langiry giggle.
Which gives so much "Chic" ~ talb
And the Sara Bcruhnrdt wriggic,
And the Lady LouSdale walk.
Cultures we'll enough in Boston,
But good matches there nre few
Oh. what dreary hours lost uu
My attempts ut being blue
read all about old BNhna
Aud the Ncdns. and Joe Cook.
And used 10 frlghten mamma
with the awful views | tonk.
-LaicI cOiDcSIOHSy q Hir0iOus Git
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
IL a. MCINTYRE Real Estate Broker.
LIE No. g!S 4 street nOrthwi st.

f. tUt "
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIWUNE OCT. 20,
nccf cnttle-The market was fair aud common
mud middle grades were &c. Off best unchanged.
Very best 5lz4jssc first quality lH5c medium,
from 3ldijSc. Receipts, G.55j head Sales, $500
head.
Swnc-Fu supply and moderate demand,
with lew sales At either extreme of quotation at
jA01c Receipts 1882 head.
The receipts Of sheen and lambs were G sos head
QnUnl0ms-sheep. 3la@5c. lambs 4a5Nc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
BALTIMORE, Mn, oct. 25

Cotton dull, Middlug lllsc.
Flour quiet. Howard street and western super
fine 81 5Oal 90; do. extra, 81 2ja5 90; do family
s. 25a6 25, city mills superfne 50 7itgi p;
do. extra, 81 50G5 Ol do, family Sd 3 40 90; do,
Rio brands, So i2@6 81; Patapsco family, " 90.
WheAt-Scuhorn easier but without change:
western steady. Southern red, 81 OiVl ~; do. ann
Der, 81 O1@l is; No. Maryland 81 1901 II; No,
western winter red, spot and October ~ l2n
/ l2L; November, 81 1901 l2l& December, 81 1875
81 1879 January, Al l74@l ~
Corn Southern steady; western steady. Southern
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-10-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. "a, 1850.
Money was easy at 2l5Gg316 per cent on call, and
closed nj 21ad3 per cent.
LxchangG was weak at lSly5@ 1919 for long and
iSSl&0iS3A for short sight
Government bonds were inactive, but strong.
State bonds were dull and nominal, aud gener.
ally strong and higher. Stocks closed steady.
The stock market opened weak, and In the early
dealings prices declined A@llS per cent. AT tho
first board strong tone prevailed, and an advance
ranging from = 10 ga per cent. was recorded,
which was followed by q reaction Of ls0l per cent
During the afternoon the entire list rose l.9ik
per cent, while Reading sold up TO IS an improve.
lnemt Ol7 per cent. as compared with Saturdays
closing prices. In the late dealings Reading re-.
acted O. per cent, but recovered II per cent The
general market closed strong,
The sales OF the day aggregated 22il5j shares
including Delaware, LNGkawanna & Western
223yO, Delaware * Hudson 700, Erie 1900 Kansas
Il Texas 1920, Lake Shore $500. Michigan Cen.
trail 5,2O0 Northwestern 1890, Nashville Il Chatta.
nOoga 1000 New Jersey Central $500 Northern Pa
cilic 1880, Reading 2sSjO, ST. Paul 1900, Wabash
Pacific l02UJ, ana Western Union II 400.
lhuGIUsius quotations were US follows