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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-04-17


Pursuant to arrangements at its
last meeting, the members of the
Wool Growers Association, met at
the courthouse on Saturday, April
10, 1880.
The meeting was called to order
by the President, Jacob Ropp, Esq.
who briefly stated the object of the
meeting.
The proceedings of the last meet
ing of the association were read and
approved.
The committee appointed to draft
constitution and resolutions, report
ed the following constitution, the
resolutions, by motion, being laid on
the table:
CONSTITUTION.
/. This association shall be known
as the Sheep Breeders and Wool
Growers Association of Berkeley
county.
2. Its object shall be to encourage
the advancement of the sheep breed
ing and wool growing interest in
this county, and to insure protec-
ton from causes that may operate
against it; to cooperate with the
State Association in the accomplish
ment of these objects; to form a
medium through which we can OBJ
tain the most valuable information
from successful and reliable wool
growers in this State and abroad as
to the most profitable mode of man
aging the different breeds of sheep,
regarding, as we do, the imperfect
manner in which the wool growing
is carried on in Berkeley county.
3. Its officers shall consist of a
President, and Vice. President for
each district represented, a Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
4. Any one interested in sheep
raising may become a member Of
this association by paying to the
Secretary a fee of fifty cents and
such annual dues as may be deemed
necessary by the association.
5. Officers shall be elected from the
members of the association who are
in good and regular standing in the
association up to the time of cleo
tion.
6. Meetings shall be held at the
courthouse in Martinsburg, Berke-
ley county, w. Va, annually in
March, for the election of officers
and the transaction of other business.
7. Meetings shall be held on the
first Saturdays in March, June, Sep
TENDER and December of each year,
at the courthouse of Berkeley coun-
ty, for the transaction of business
pertaining to the association.
8. The Vice-President shall rep
resent this association in their re-
spective districts, and do all they
can to carry out and further its OBJ
jects by district associations and
other means. The President, first
Vice-President and Secretary shall
constitute the executive committee.
8. This constitution may be amend.
ed by a twO-thirds vote at any of
the annual meetings. The officers
elected at the first meeting declared
eligible for the ensuing year under
the present constitution.
Jacob Ropp, s. o. Cunningham
and Jacob Miller were appointed a
committee to prepare an address for
the benefit of the wool growers of
this association.
f. l.. Hoffman, William Kilmer
and G. Stuckey were appointed a
committee to prepare Bylaws for
the government of the Wool Grow
ers' Association of Berkeley county.
Upon motion the meeting adjourn
ed, to meet on the first Saturday in
June, 1880.
JACOB RoPP, President.
CHAs. STUcKEY, Secretary.
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THE obituary notice of John Zim-
norman, decd. is unavoidably
crowded out this week. 1t will APP
pear next.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-04-17

Mr.. BURT LONG, with w. S.
Feller,) fell from a step ladder on
Wednesday, and sustained painful
injuries.
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Special Notice.

If You want good goods in the Silysn
Ware line, see that you get TriEse
Plate. All Triple Plate goods afve
stamped Rogers Bros, lsi7-TripBes
Plate;' This is the Only Silver Ware
That will stand the test. For saTs- onlsy
AT HYDE's JEwELRY Store,
aprl0-f. 4S Queen Street,
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For glass Of cool, sparkling SODA,
stop in w. S. Feller's Drug Store.
apr17-3t.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-04-17

OPEN your cellars and remove the
debris is an injunction that should
be needed by everybody now.
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GALL at w. l.. Jones' Jewellery Store;
and see the paten. table forks. as cheDse
as the otd style.
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Full line of Black Dress and CoIoraaA
Trim ming Silks, also Cashmeres. Bnna--
ings. Fancy Dress Goods an4 Wlliase
Goods just received, cheap.
g. w. HOKE
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THE freight trains on the B. and
o. railroad do not now run in con-
yoys as formerly. The heavy freight
business which the road is doing has
compelled change, and trains are
sent out as soon as they arrive, with
out waiting for other trains. Every
train carries red flag, to denote
that another is following.
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DEAD LETTERS. IF Following. is
list of letters remaining in the Post
Office of Martinsburg, West Va,
Apr. 10, and will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office April "a, if not called
for. Persons calling for these letters
viii please say advertised.
Miss Emma Bearman, Mr.. Miller
Brown, John George, Miss Mary
Sanders Mr.. Howard Thompson.
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The Best Assortment of Springfield
Watches in town, at w. L. JONES.
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Fancy Groceries and Canned Goods
at Spcer and Troxelrs.
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Berkeley Springs and Broad Lane
items received too late for this issue.
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EHlERHRIsE COFFEE only 22c
at Bentz and Bros.
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Market Baskets from Toe to $l.00 at
Speer and Troxells.
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Land Bonds Wanted.

Three thousand dollars to lend saa
good land bonds. Enquire at this os
fee. Apr3-a-
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The largest and finest lot Of Baskets
in the city at Speer and Troxelps.
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a job 10: Of SOLID COLOR
PRINTS at cents at DEATRICK'S.
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PRENTICE TOILET SETS. II

pieces, only $3.50 and $500 at Bent
and Bros.
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CREAM SODA drawn from Tufts
Arctic Fountain at w. s. Felle.'s
Drug Store. apr17-3t
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Gettinger a. HOke.

At the old Temple of Fashion" for
Hats and Caps still ahead.
All the Spring spring styles of Mems
Boys and Childrcn's Hats and Caps
just received direct from the best Man
ufacturers, at Factory Prices, all of
which will be sold very low for Cash,
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For the CHA PEST CALIcoS In.
town, go to II. N. DEATRlCK.S
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H. N, DEATRICK has received a
large stock of BOOTS AND SHOES
direct from the mandatory for cash,
aud is able to sell them very cheap for
cash.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-04-17

JACOB RoPP, President.
CHAs. STUCKEY, Secretary.
, 1880-11-02

s;h'oon:r Iron staio, siarancttc: nnrso Progress,
,G;harters-ssehoonc Donaldson, Asht"'ula to
CNt,ai i,ulsf,a-t,arrIcr. arc asking 10 cente.
n1,'l slpnrs refuse To rny llcr demands There
WGte no shipments.
ronr ,tysoS.
:, fnnT lftt.,S, Nov. 1-Up-trnrcllcrs Nuss!n,
y. IL. keteiiat',, aontann, lr.'n Age ns!A chsnrt,
r "'n WS ei' sG:r' s; int *Her' Ac'v' NJ
l>nvn-1'rnTeltcrs lh,wcl, tIazcl1a mn! tRrgcs,
AlnGkilaw ail!i ccnscrt: acs,nnl,rrs l.. vnn Will
EWnmoM,g. W arl -. flIGo' oucen City. It. u. Hayes
Wtnd-Nnrthwsa,. frt.sh: weather clnstv.
rni,nu i"sg i,n',,,S; Mi;h, MY; Ei!*e' u,I'ro.
eonsor,, l1'awatha and co'asort, tuK Slasara it'd
1,own-Frpccrs l,a,tucr State, Il, i. ttackest
n ctl,lAnrt. han,Mrltsl ntll1 e,!strt. M!,atr anl
imrEes, 1n,nes Flslkr, Jr. with IL. :. fIhYhrd,
Sin,rsn ati'i cuiisnrt; scllUuncrs ThunAs uMw,t.
Wind wr1at. frcsh: weather. cloudy.
HASn lIEAtrf.
Sptttdf Uitr1ith tn The thfenoo 1rfhNrt.
SAND !srActt. silch.. Nov. lin hari,or tn
n!sllt-trupelIer uswcs1tehln, nn,.1mrYo
I'lymoit an tow. Wr'mt,ru ,, md consrrs, lnirr-
Mineral fttM:k Aute burgess, fttlMia stewart md
burgess, :snntlnr, IIessip. Mount Clemens, srIlptl-
crs slnry Hattie, Louisa, Christine Slsol,. Clara
Wind northwest, freah.
CL,:vELANn.
Special Ditpateh to Tia Chteapn 7f,huns.
:, ct.Eygt.AHn, @. Nov. 1.-Cicnled Tor ChIcago-
cou[.
Cllurters- -schooners Mary Collins. Donaldson,
:I,g Harrison. eon, A1htan!a e M!iw1nxce,
Webb, cunI, Cleveland 10 Ehtcag0, 81 FREQ.
CItEnDfuAN.
Srttfat UIrateh 10 The Chicago Tritttns.
CnE.sftsAS, Mich, Nos 1.-Clearcd-pro.
rci!ur chnlnp1atM.
St!Gkl1ey.
4 lnrao mp slcot Is at nrcl,or hero.
Wlnl west, hcuYy. with tlurrlcs Of SNOW.
EsCANAllA.
spftfat Ubrateh II Tie Chttaeo Tribune.
EsuAxAnA. Mich, Nov. l.-Arrvrd-rropol-
lcrs .lhreckE md 1.tnnl: sehonnprB Exile,
danEes, I'.G ilutts. nns 1 D:K. @ Gl'nt. :, u.,o.
Wind fresh; northcry.
ERIE.
Sptttdf Dtsrdsth to 7ne Chicago 7rihuns,
ton CampSelt. AInsk., m.ercliandjso, Chlcase.
GGearezpnpc!ler aakm h,nerehandlso:
M1IwAuKEE.
spteta, Disrateh to The Chieaeo Tribune.
MltWAliKEE, Nov. l.-Arrlveii, stoaln- barges
cI Ksrs'nw 1na Mtnnsnrolts
whcht At III cents.
Special Dtspdtfh n Iht Chttn4D Tribune.
G0nEIiiCII, Uut.. Nnv. l-Tter8 is a InrRo fleet
Ct vessels ~ this hnrhor Tonight for shotter.
Tile wln1 Is blowing II gallo FROM tho northwest.
KlANYTGH.
Spttiat Dfsprteh to The Chicago Trtbtine.
KfHtisr3S, Out, Nnv. 1.-ArrlvCd-Schuone
White UHk. from ChlcnE0, cUrtl.
1t hAs henn blowing II heavy ao1ltherlT gallo nil
dny, hut IL now l1ltn3e1ntIE.
MARQUETTE.
Special Dbpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
MARQUETTE. SIell., Nov. 1.-Pnsactl up-pro-
pGtIcr Ann1e Young.
AfrvcI-Propclle Sheldon, schooner Charles
Will.
rOttT Cot.DoHNE.
Sptetal Di,pateh Ia The Chicago Tribune.
Toitr CUt.uGnxE, Ont, Nov. 1.-I'nssed down.
Schooner +. II. lt.Hcrs. milwaukee, to CnPo VIM
cent, corn u1ld wheat.
r01.r DALH0UslE.
Speratf ptsj"tith IN The Chicago Tribune,
foRT DAt.ltOus1r, Ont, Nor. t.--rnssnil down
-Schuoucr Hiazius StHr, Chlcago to Oswcgo,
COrtl+
nuLET1T.
Special DIspafth 10 The Chicago 7ttbune-
DufuTts, Aflnn., Nny. .1.-Arrveh-l'rnpclto !.
r. whiting, schuoncrs Guiding STIR and Mupio
LQaf,
, 1880-11-02

HE.EANlH0H.
Tho wntcr In tho 1T. Lnwrcncc River ncar
Prescott Is 10 low TINT tho burgess Cnyugn a,ltl
Oswcgo. with 10 tons Of coAl, had to lglltetl
bcfure tlsoy conl,l proceott.
l'ho schuUncr Foster loft Tnronto nj Wedncs-
day ovoning with d,500 bushels Of lmrloy for o.
wcgn. She rnu over In less thun SIX holirs. Sho
arrived hnck Saturday mur,,lng with St5 tons Of
coal. Tho round trip WIS made In thrty.clght
hours.
Thc steamer Manitoba ls being placed In will
ter quarters Ut Sarnh.
The tug MyaiIc, Enpt. r. williams, loft for
bennington saturday nftGr'loun tO rAfso tho MD
prufGer l4.lisu l5lyGxe burnt ut l,on1ntilHtnib,
INT, twn yenrs ago. Spiles 11nyG beun driven
MIl MrDuril llur, uni She will h0 rilisel with
jncks, She lllks leul purchased Gy Windsor
p.rtics.
Tlls stoau,- blrgo Tuttle rnn aground whio
trying tn enter Fa!rport hnrbDr Saturday morn.
Ing: sh9 Illat,n9ud to got oil BY swinging nrt''Il
all dredging ilyr way out 1t ID clnI.ueu thcro ls
1t Is anttl thut tlu tis15 Frank AtD!fltt Anll
nhtttfntor nrg iii,w considered NlitlnWH lIy tho
CnnHA cilAtOIhs authorities. tlAv tnX+ II ia nI-
ulcKctl. vlps1te!l tho WrGeklnH law lly assisting
the propeller l.chIgh Oft betwecH the stlkes lit
i!ar Point without reporting ut tho Customs
llnllsG, about Oet. 70.
The ClerelHtltl suilnrs' Union held special
meeting OIL Saturday MD expelled AIiuhnet Mu1-
flNll fur tulNuniiIH on tln KuhUnnDr FMyvtte
4 l!ruwn GDntrltry tn rules. Arthur Voting GNlne
U&f tho vessel Gful WIS excused.
Thu Anchor l.tl!b propeller W1ssAilckon MAkus
Il trip to Luke Superior.
, 1880-11-02

MiLwArREE. Suv. l-ttNsfu-fism.
tiHA1S-Whent frnls urc,lch $c higher. closed hrmi
No hard, tl10Lat M, Milwaukee,. taifi M. tio.
tltr!,t'ctol,cr, f10!; November, HUI; nccrniler
t1,6; M. aixHnkcr. l,1ir. MI i!o, Blct rr}cctp
nominal. torn firm, M. nj :tr>kc. Uats weaker;
&o: o. s2!e lys ,!nt 9n!1 loyer: w. ut E's
l'iHiy ts,DNx-Flrnrr. Mess Votk. ti3asl cast, And
S0rcn,ct. i.nr-t'fHIa ntcAHi. tS0 cash hnd No.
yetber; {i.H .mfnAsv.
. llHtl%-~ltl2icr. *L4keiM
fNElt3ItTs-Wttnt tn atHflA10, 1i{c.
ltEtElrrS-Whunt, h,CJ bus turn. 1000 bu; oats,
2t!kU BIT. -.
.SIttrhESTs-Whoat. 7oD bu: curn, 2,.Oo0 bu, oats,
fUU 1I, ''' '
, 1880-11-02

,"where nro you irnnt' askca tho Judge, rs
In t jfEs Sy I rSt s;I , fs' cssss c,,y ~, In
lopc, 'cn,ssu lu tlss terr9r u I'LL tl,at rrYIoii."
".tnA yot y.nI say thfs Mu,., half yinlr Hlze.
thu!uped ynu I'll y"ar tacu looks ltl;u II loud Ut
:, "i'hnt's tip way I mix Y. Jctlgc," responded
tito wn<mrn.. Antenpo. "Just ~ hoon III ts I'tt
llaIge rIxf: III tAu WY. l!uukul right NJ, uEu,st
II. went to lot r" with ta!s Yer Ivt iist, what's
% saSs, s% S @ y Gill; at: thor" Ss +. stsi
right IN Irn!t Hf l.sp. Dtsn,t. ts.te lha rum.
jsaS.; 4 Hs i , . 'u r II o'" clp" tho
"ltnw mitch ruuIn do yuu wn1Itf' askcl tho
,' ,"f Vaus , whole pftlrte,, 1c!xs. o Whcr hraw
tho !Nti 10 il i inai r,nan7 WIS nfrlii uf
l't '.ro turn lt'osc .% 1has's witsss 10 teteh'i
ny, 6e.!! him mt 70 Dhkotn viii, mt. That's
~ w.t.'t. Mnko blu, coa'e s'lrru tt'oros Ills
a!A't r.s'''l. h'pnsu III sussIs!lcl hotlse with
HUH III w i" III 4 s 4or | snS Fot'a r',;s. i'ss
m!s!GStcsg't !!,. " .5. Whit! ,* III hays % ,arsls ii,s
rtlAts tho rcuson lut nI,, Jc.lso. I'd r.thor 6s
s!;!ara E.;! ,a, thatt a. ta't1!srar t .le in,loeets
lnaS ,%iE torF I, "ysS,l N;,, Il, + 'il fi3n !;s
minutes l.ct nv set whrra i eltft s.W lii,
when hn eo,.Ss a''t, " Won't 10 rcslu'l.se rur
ee!!sr m ha!,l lin 1. 1ask tar !nilt ~ ao!ir.'
ro'n5, %pGs tr,st |h!, 9c.ss e. interE,,p.ea .he
lil ns witi shaeeies. n,it ot Ua os is xet ~ ~
min. Ay hIlG u fI!tt1. Je.xc; ain'l snte.
, 1880-11-02
S'I'. LOUIS

Sr. 1octs, Sto.. Nor. t-FLUun-Firn1or, but nm.
etnt,rUh.
ttnAiS-whrnt htEt,rrs MAJ rct, slnn7(e 1nk ca.h
and NexcmhceI lE{h.atf9s'Sc 1leccnlbers Ets.thsa
iT!*c january, H'4ssEfc Fr.asy NJ. t1o. H4&t.ra'
nccohg t., tnestInn, M. Lin, Ests:Wic Corn slnw
nnl rsys sLHkn rss'1. s4c Aoventtrr, s,E1e ic-
cciinhet: Hts !le ytnr; 4!s a'ny Uats hIssrs =!ss
i.EAt1-QHiet ut tt4G.
litTTEHt.-litlrhnHItIl.
E.tHs-Unehnnxctl.
WiIikKS-att1hy nt f10. ..-. ..-.
flnftslnSa-31rk g,sInt, lnbin9 At tti.m Ilry salt
nchtS '!lli nun Mntn. ilnHR. l5avurI Hrnnr k13~.
hhi. - " ~
Slt bit UAts. xsi in, ttr Inn iii, GnFpy. Aij hi.
slt1!.NENrs-Fisnr, HIlD brt; wl!tut, ;:ilsi lnii
snsn 6aau bu; untst lou but rye 5oN hut barley :D
hi.
, 1880-11-02

.ENltIsAGNs
Special Dbrhth 10 The Chteaoo 1fftunss
ityE1,,uut. Nov. t-ll:U u. nl.-FLoEH-So. !. lis
td; Nh. !, III III.
s-Whrat-Wlnter. No. !. p I'd. No. 2. 81 tot,
rprnE, Nh. l. si. NJ. s. ri; white. Nh ~ 7.i
M. = r. St, club, Su l. 1us Kit M, :. Us ID. CHfn-
New. M. ]. 5*kl.
rltuv IAiuSa-1'oEk u.s. lard, t5s.
j.uSnuS. Nov. 1.~-TAila,w-FlnS American, SIS ID.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ruined, yssag1{d.
1ISSEl.p UEi.-15s lliss.t3s.
Brli!lT@ or pIultt'ESTtSE-3ts.
ANTwEtr. Nor. ELECTROMAGNETIC.
ltyEiIt'nn1, Nor ort-CnTrnS-i:nste nj ft.tCQG5t
sa,us l.J] tnlcs; speculation And expurt. 1 AAcF-
lean. Y,dJJ
HrtAs,stuns firm. Primo mess pork, ik. AMERICAN
lard, 4ja.
, 1880-11-02
ft'(lt.1:tlf3.

TotEnn o., Nov. L-tRAtS-whcnt sscahyt amber
Michigan, t0Iht, M. rcd Wabash, arnt nt,'i Suven-
bur. tlu4H f1rten,bct. $t,'If; lnnnnry, tLnfi No.
u. ntld n. rcil. $i,4: M. :nnGcr inuIs tE. Corn
stcahyi i,ts.xe.l, new EEfc; Sn. ?new. 4:Jlc: olt
November +3!fcs l}ecembrs, Hfr: Nh. white, 4fc
new, 4:e, Oats, dull; M. Snsumbcs. Jjitci No.2
white. St4fc
Eat tl;M.
E,H>E!,-Shc frn: So. ? rcd, srut md Soyem-
her, &ti; flrceinar, $E!4: January. lp M. red,
s.,i, *i: N"9eiHboE. f'Ul3s nHs6er MlchRr''. s!e;
lIErEirrs-whons, 79.U1 h,l: curn. 4tJpo bu; oats,
ttat&Uh
NitnHESTs-whcnt. si,op bu, cosr, s. 100 BIT. oats
etiubu.
, 1880-11-02

TosT1S, Nov. 1.-Fknun-Hu and unchanged.
GRA1S-Cu.n qufrts mtxet and ye1nw. h76t.sAc. Oats
In moderate dcannu. M. Mu extra white, lila tsc,
No. mhte. 4lJ6Gst:c: NJ. Mixed md No. q white,
4G3 Mdc Nys, fl.the1.07.
HUTTEtl-Ctiece Western crcnmeros .lsaalc; choice
lnllo racEch, altI!ct cnmman iu good, i;Gagc.
EItik-HeKgrf, fre.iL Belle.
NEtkII'rs-FiOIr S,aU brls; coru, GnoU bu; wheat.
11tN b1t. a-. .' '-S'
hliIpMgSrB-Fiour, 3uD hrls.
, 1880-11-02
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.


6ptcsae Dlsplteh 10 TIE Ghtcn9o Irtbuns.
DErlssrr, Mich, Nov. l.-'rho sunkun schooner
6weetileArt lies ab0ut ono mud -lunrtcr mites
tuu nUrtE, by east half -enst fr0a Fnrt Grnto!t
light. Al. vessels must o OIL tic lookout, rs atp
II right III tho chuuuet, III threo and onu-half
fAthullH Of wItur.
srEAM.YAClET PURCHASED.
Marx Hopkins, Of 1T. Clair htk4 purchased of
CNMlnUuru q. ". uurtn0r tho fast atottIti- yleLt
ltusnlIup.
, 1880-11-02
HOME GATHERINGS.

NNAlf AMI E0hltAE FHEutttIas
GrAin fruHhts ruled tiril during tho morning
nnA noo', huur ycsterslny. seyorn! charters fur
cnrt u l1ut1nlu wcro ma.le oarly At 7 cents, but
curriers' pretty generally .lu.nandcd ~ Cunts,
nnti tuwnHt Tho uaOSu sl.ce1cItl III ubtnlnIng this
Advntco. Tho rnto OIL wheat to IlutIhl0 IL lhGro-
fure ~ cents. Tloro was lIttlo Or no leE,alld
FIR vess9!a tu klngsta1,. lintcs may bo quoted,
lluwuvcr. ut vi cents III corn nI1d l0il cents on
wheat. arrangements wGro undo ns follows:
~ l!l.ilalo-Schno,lers John Kcklcrhouso, II. W.
Suyo, 3ltllArd Fillmore, Aud steu.u- burgo NO
co-kob. cru ut : cUhts; sc!iDnHprs i'onsnukce,
DnniuI Il. lsuiloy. b. Il. TrunlbIc, and propeller
Cuba, cur,t ut III cents, To Erle-lrDpelIcr Del.
hw,trc. corn III through rate. Capacisy, 441,o0o
bushels corn.
THE wlECK or THE AIrESA.
Tho CAptuln Ut tho BchOollar l.. II, Coates 70.
contly nu,l!u report 1T MuskrYon tnat whilo Ct,
r1llfo from Chsc,tYo to tllut purt ho discovered
{utlil, that nl'lurcsl to 10 Allehre t0 hur hull
lSang upon , H. @ Gnit:a @ nf ths '4kg u y polnt
IL ss 5 i" TX '. es h 9rtSes 91s se9fo a Sa
Ss1lth I!lyeNt where tho w.ltor Is tw0nty
fnth..nls dcet. ArtIn9 upon THU Information,
last uvtntnG with tla tu1s o. Il. Green and ASH
ltankutl. to satisfy themselves whether tho hull
q lho Alpe! II really tlofg M % Or not. @ Thn Q. 7!
!iawsUr. tho tnEs will sweep tho butt!tn of tho
lAku. III e,lso tho wrrgk shoAll bo ftuud, tho
fUr examinations Cnpt. I'll Napier IL or tao
opinion tint Tho wreck l'rs hotl down., with
yturn Sill utoAt asnl IcMr tho surtAoe. Should
sllrt1 provu to bo Tho G.lse, hD anticipates TX
pcrcc,ay ve1y lsttlo difficulty r. moving Il with
tho lwO powerful tugs. ltu thfnks that thts Is
tho wreck re!ss;r! to blu ten days w.. wnl'o 4
4n!!es nf tho Victims Ut the saster. aud t!at It
!lrtItr iwara tho !nsl!l until tho A'!clnr found
altll.l.Dx ErOAHl Il illyUr naHlcl Till leounl-
pa!.les tl,o sxl'adltion With ha arnlor and other
AltlAr1tll5. lt0 lluY llO needed tn nuke lilo
hsser Fast tu tho bull In caso it Is found. Th!s
uaie.l!u0it y operating tinler THO auspices a1d
tG.lrleh niid tho .untlerwtltcra having, it ts
matter TAo latk Ut interest tnuat ho attributed
;!r:ctly t9 tug taet tAt they brlieyo tho hull t0
~ tuo salty Used up for rocoycry, md nlst' Rro
satisfied thut L. eontnEt,s nouG Ut tho bodies ot
9l'1 victims. Ihoy aro certAlnlY right ln the
!ust-M1Atonud Gol!ulus!uE.
a UANAND,
THE TRIBUNE Is cnablel to state, upon tho
authority u cnpt: Louts Vaucu, Of the suhuo,,ur
~ 1@siH s1nco, that tha secen! reported recovery
q lhroe 1od!rE IT 4r0Wno1 a1ancn ut GIeia
Arbor proved to ho cutarl. Upon be,lring tho
report Capt. Vance photographed 10 TTaYelsS
, 1880-11-02

st. 1.nttls, Nov. L-CoTTaS-rnl, mlfldng, 1D3ic.
sacs i70J ha!ah receipts. 5+uH luioss slssunts 3)
bnlGs; stock. u. .lsU bAies.
NEW OHLEASs, l.H. Nov. 1.-E1TTON-Qulct; mid
tallnE. fGke. Inv ntilfnR. !g{c nuDd nrnary, Htc;
not reeeiH!s, 1 nnIts; nts<, fuI, g1pnrA {irpAt
4,1Q: stock, t4y u, '' ''
, 1880-11-02
Mast Of an Unknown Vessel soon Project
Ing from tho Water Near aonth
Fo1 Island.
THO Small Schooner Ntna Bailey Totally
Wrecked mt st. Joseph,
Mich.
Abandonment Of the Thomas A. SCOTT
and Sweetheart to the I'M
derwriters.
4 Westerly Gatc and Snow-Storm Heads
on Fleet OF Vessels in the
Stfaits.



TIN t,nnta,u nr Inn st,nn,.i,arrc f7har,cs r,c,tx
rc,ort,,t ~, t,ts orr,,.,, ,or. s.es, ,.s ~
Ind scen oras ,brce. md. .aftcr with h.II NIL mr.
larrntly Of .lnrls cotor, rs.n hard aground On
K,,ct,.o Rccr ut n,o,t. . o'clock In tho ,nnrulur.
Ills attention was directed particularly to tho
vessel ny tho fnct tint quo conprll''l him TO
nyoi.I rim t,npvrr uf rn,,;sn, tttc acnnpd ttu,o
this bcri,ino necessary tho vessel cr,,ssc,i tic
!tetix's how. When ,thnut hnlf way s'etweetl
ltacihe Point aud tho tarbnr light thu vessel gut
he.t of tho hike ut rattllnu pacc s.y ten Miles
per ottr. an, shy c'l'I.o to II stop 1T tho sMrth
Ely 81 i;aesln l5cet mt!u lowered nway her JUS:
r%s % ~ fii snc" ind ~ wns "nn"rt, I,ri ~
ne eess @ n rss XII et,aS H., TO- s e, na ha
i,rrt, Inwnrr,t ghe n,n,r,st n T., c,tiin,, liz,
routh. Tin Vcssnl wns fnnniv im,f",I. nr,,,rnntiv
NTH pnnl,
4 tcIcrrnrhic inuuIrr forwarded Inst evening
10 tho ts,rrgsnoiitlGnt nf THE THtnuSE 9t 't.-
eInn el1escl tlo following rgniy. which Indicates
wit'nttt nssistnilce. !.
nfsshl. .,.u n,shttsh 70 1ns Ghttaoo lftatas.
fr,,' t,s rrn, ,' rhnrn 10 -, s e ,n s! t
9, tss q n, !s eost for vo miles north aud sou' Of
A w1trcx PASSED,
.... ., ,.., ~ '. -. 49,,
,,E AmnnE iho i.rrivnls hero ynstcrtiay vas tho
liuin",s tunt iiniisr. r",u,sts ti,5t ~ n',.mts
E";mrin,, Httnrnnn It ,nmtr y. ,,.,@ns
yi.st.sth,yrst frnM, thn iIyt,t ~, thn sn,th"nsi
min, ,,f sn,ti Fax sln,ni. f., sSw sho in,vnr iii
m tnnsf s;mn,i,fut strni,,ht s1uf ~ ti,n w.tmr
fri,r usf w,,s ,,ai,,t1i ,.rrn mil un,,nrr r., In
hrlt Ii, lpsltiui, by Flirting M,irhri 10 it, Gnit
tlnjtt}cs ct,llltI uiyo IL, csriutiOn r the Alsnr
tiut ,Ifnlt rn,! 10 x.r guess rs to tIo vessel
that h,li Cnrrictl IT, lie II IF Tho pnnIOn ht,w.
rvor, ii,nt tho wreck Ia which It betttugtt lip,
upon tho hpttom directly beneath tho stump.
ECuoOSEn MN. HALEY WRECKED.
SrffIul Utss..teh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
MINI llniiuy, OF Milwaukee. wtliu nttcinpsinu to
, 1880-11-02

NEW S0nK. Nov. t.-uslNess r.ltcd Quot In nil do.
rartnens. but thcru Is Strung undgstano. Cotton
Hn"ts were sr,n. with MI upwnri tu,,dency, utla
sosrrnl makes Vt brown and hIunefpA gss,ln N, ~
AtlFnheGi hT HVrttH Prints wuru .,uipt ild Rteuy.
htlEnE talaHHnfea MNl wUtste1s III lale dtu1aHd.
ElaunGlS xuEo TRULY hehl
, 1880-11-02

Special DtsPateh to The CHICAGO Tribune
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. l.-I'ho Price Currtft
reports:
Observation-Disclosures. 3SzN bn shipments, H.
III hu: market wcnhGr; No. i. cssl.. Ekc; SGYotuer,
xsu NJ. !, cnsh, siMc; November, ss!kc: M. !. cns
Hk: November :Htc. Cnrn.-ltccipts. Ien bu; ship.
:u}tc. '
, 1880-11-02

FHl|ANX1.rNEA, N0Y. L-FLUUu-Nu!1t HIlnos0tA
extra clear t'n"'ilun taoS*ssa. GOOD. Mo- ehulca
t.I IAncy .tsiu; stsuIhs, Uho, tae. &AI5,
x'tus. tbAi't.4. fancy sa.9 ii. Louis, good ana
fancy, tduIt ii: Illinois, you'd, ftaD; M!nuusotA
patent pree IS, $1x54aA. u5s steady Ut &aA
GA4lx.-" Lieut. Upcaed with upward eendoncTj
closed less n<u; Eejectcd track. &alf No. rcd.
November. apt44 BID, tll5 ssAvdI ueesmbsr, sll1>{
, 1880-11-02
1sf:'f'tl{1t.ltItN.

cLEvELASp, o.. Nov. I'krRoLErM = Fruor,
etaniInrii whi1G. Il1 test. iiNe.
liTiHirRG, H.. INV. i.--lrrlt,,LEt'M ou,pt:
adgIrhu t!uvVry.
NJ UuATl to.tlutruw.
, 1880-11-02

nETEt0IT, Mich. N0Y. .j.-FL0FH-StendY.
GHAES-W'lGat ilrnl, Nh. wlitt0 stlsls November,
t!.' December. *t't!a; Januufy, sl.N.1; No. red.
&l.nl}Tt Sil,3 white, plp.
1tECElPTN-NfIEli, J9,m tli.
hHIrMENTs-WA Aeat, 5l,Wu hi.