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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-27

less condition so excited my pity, that
would have made any sacrifice to prolong
her life.
She died In my arms. When go hence
| shall look for her. / hope she may be
found in that place from whence l, when
1 first met her, felt assured she came.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-27

New mown hay Is not, as some al
legged, an irrltant OF tho digestive orr
SIMPLY the consequence Of allowing
animals too eat to much Of the odorif-
erous, appetlzing forage, and not drink
ing sufficiently, brlngs Indigestion,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-24

WHO is Mrs. WIssLow--A this ques.
lion is frequent asked, we will SIMPLY say
that she is lady who for upwards OF thirty
years has untiringly devoted her time and
talents as female physician and nurse,
principally among children. She has es
pecially studied the cons titution and wants
of this numerous class, and, as result of
this effort, and practical knowledge, OBJ
tanned in lifetime spent as nurse and
physician, she has compounded Soothing
Syrup, for children teething. 1t operates
like magic-giying RS. and health, and is
Moreover, sure TO regulate the bowels. In
consequence of this article Mrs. Winslow is
becoming world-renowned as a benetac;or
Of her race; children certainly do rise up
and bless her; especially is this the case in
this city, Vast quantities Of Soothing
Syrup are daily sold and used here We
think Mrs. Winslow has immorta.iZed her
name by this invaluable article, and We
sincerely believe thousands of children
have been saved from an early grave by lis
timely use, and that millions yet unborn
will share its benefits, and unite in calling
her blessed No mother has discharged
her duty to her suffering little one, in our
opinion, until she has given il the benefit Of
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Try it,
mothers--try it now. Ladies Visitor, New
York City. Sold by all druggists.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-24
Literary Revolution and
Universal knowledge


Encyclopedia before published this
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bound half Russia $50 extraordinary
beyond all precedent book publishing
LITERARY REVOLUTION.
The LIBRARY UNIVERSAL KNOWLEDGE
nbug edition of chambers Encyclopaedia with about 40
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those who consult reference altogether the latest Encyclopedia
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Leading Principles Of the AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE:
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-24

PHYSICIANS freely prescribe the new food
medicine, Malt Bitters,' because more
D'urishing, Strengthening, and purifying
than all other forms of malt or medicine,
while free from the objections urged
against malt liquors.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-24

SuREsT AND BEST .-The journal Battle
Creek, Mich, thus puts il, THE surest,
safest. best blood purifying medicine known
is Warmers Safe Bitters in connection with
Warmers Safe Pills Regular practitioners
prescribe them as remedy for impure,
poisoned blood
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-24
T0Lu. ROCK AND RYE.
U Sc
TOLU,
Rock
and RYE.

A. New Compound, Scientifically
nr,pared Of RSlsam Tolu. Crystalized Rock
candy. Old Rye Whisky and other .Tonics: The
Forn,na IL known to our oest physicians, IL highly
commended by them and the Analysis Of one OF our
mos, prominent chemists. Prof g. A Mariner, of
Chicago IL on the label of every bottle 1t lisa well
knawn fact TO the medical profession that TOLU,
ROCK and RYE will afford the greatest relief for
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
and advanced stages of that disease.
n caa he used as Beverage and for an Appeti.
ycr making an effective tonic for Family use. Try
H. Won will find II pleasant TO take, Of great service,
If woak or debilitated as II gives Strength, Tone
and Activity TO the whole human frame
tw-put up In Quart eizc Bottles for Family use
LAWRENCE a. MARTIN,
Sole Agents fer the United States and Canadue'
Alpo Importers Of Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
III Madison Street, Chicago,
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-24
YOUNG MEN

And others who snfer from Nervous and physical
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ton and the many gloomy consequences Of early
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The "ELECTRIC REVIEW exposes the Inmiti-
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-24
MEDICAL.
INVALIDS
AND OTHERS SEEKING
Fl II A l. IT FL ,
Strength and Energy,

WITHOUT THE USE OF DRUGS, ARE RE.
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TT TREATS upon HEALTH, HYGIENE, and
i Physical Culture, and n a complete encycore-
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from Nervous, Exhansting and Painful Diseases
Every subject that beare upon health and human
happiness receives attention in its pages; and the
many questions asked by suffering lnvads, who
have Gisphred ofe cure, answered, and valuable
information IL volunteered 10 all who are in need OF
medical advice
The subject Of Electric Belts versus Medicine and
the hundred and one questions ofvi'a importance
TO suffering humanity, are duly considered aud ex'
planned.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-24
STANDARD BOOKS.

Library Of Universal knowledge, 20 vols, SO
Milman's Gibbons Rome. 8 vol, $3.50
Macsulays History of England, vol, sl.5O
Chambers Cyclopgnia OF Eng Literature, 4 vols, g.
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Plutarch's Lives OF Illustrous Men, 3yos, 81 30
Geikie's Life and Words OF Christ. 30 cents
Ioungs Bible Concordance, 81 900 references pre-
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Acme Library OF Biography, so cents
Book OF Fables, Hsop, etc, illus, 80 cents
Millions Complete Poetical Works, 30 cents
Shakespeare's Complete Works, IS cents
Works OF Dante, translated by Cary. 80 cents
Works ofVirgl, translated by Dryden, 40 cents
The Koran OF Mohammed. translated by Sale, % ots
Adventures OfDon Quixote, illus, 50 cents
Arabian Nights, Illus, 80 cents
Bunyans Pilerim's Progress illns. 80 cents
Robinson Crusoe, illus, 81 cents
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Acme Library OF Modern Classics, 80 cents
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-24

GENERAL NOTES.
The Colorado had fair trip only for
Memphis.
The B. S. Rhea has gone to Louisville
to lay up.
The Charles Morgan had a nice trip of
people up the Ohio.
Capt. Irvine Dugan is in Hot Springs,
and is daily getting better.
Will S. Hayes will probably be the
next mayor Of Louisville.
The City Of Helena last night, was
well loaded for Vicksburg.
The Paris c. Brown is still at New
Orleans awaiting her turn"
The Andy Baum had good trip for
the OHIO river, and added largely here.
Tom Tarrs' mule departed for Wolf
Island with big trip, loaded tothe guards.
The W. p Halliday added seven hun
bred tons here, and got off with q splendid
trip.
Negotiations are pending looking to-
ward the purchase Of the Hiliman for the
Wabash river.
The Springer is mesndering down the
Ohio river, and will no doubt reach Cairo
in day or two.
The son Of General Hancock was
passenger on the Greenville, for 81; Louis
last night. He is much gratifed st the
prominence Of his paternal relatives name
at Cincinnati
John Herodon, missionary for Bradley
and Gilbert, Louisville is in town. He
wants 10 sell books, AMI will tell you the
incest story you ever heard. He was once
the river editor of the Evansville Courier,
and was q RATHER.
The Golden City loaded out from here.
She had the best trip of the season aboard
Capt. Hegler and Adam Waylsnd were, as
Silverthorn would say, in high feather.
Capt. William McHindly is not employed
on the Golden City
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-06-24
PHOTOGRAPH.

Just received at The BULLETIN Office q
stock Of paper especially for photograph
Copying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04

nrrcs 1s7c closing scns csc go tcs seIlers option
TX months a432+ closing SOC fhird CAL Az
btr So -uJc.' beceWueI' o. ~
: G.. year. g. c.; Jauuiry, FL. a. - g. e,.'
year, strU sDc February. y Ha-.b--if hlalen ,,.
g. 81. ID. X months. r.tI 500 e., ilN Ul'it - ~
arof. f., lI.e.. ai- --N r.. n loc I'D 80.
CON ileIt...-- D.. u i'ibI- iIi-t--H NM 4-''' 49,
. rD.- NOT goo 4|r Sang H. -., -,-.tto,
oil active 90 CASKS ,foHi III -''-
b r. Gifc: .ud bags itau-Oou ln BOND 40 'c.
~'tI--Cu.r uncualgr4 It, coo
SCGAI.-- dui min7''v unchinr. Oh 81 ~ 81
hLlS. cuba Muse lyad0 al- est t'. AMI . - C.rfri
fnEaL ell aisc Far Refining. &C., "hl ~. raf Toe
Crushed aa,c. Powdered sasc. Graz lat' - ~,
Ode. standard s. confectionery a. '4"',- ~
&C.. on 'A" ~if -'-c.i White Extra ' ~ ~ go ~
do. : f07 Sc. Nr.iuw c. t"G t-fc } elbows o@'+0
STFA aIN a-Quet. nrw, qaotd . pc, as.
TALLOM--s. eaoy: saI a. 10000 d. oh4Hp'bc-
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER A. 1890


mens.-Flour 1900 bbls; Wheat. 27ooo bushi Barley
PmLADfLruA Vow gFour very dull Rye Fourr - go, 20.
Corn Meai-No sales. BucSw1cat Mem - 70 WIeas
10 REQ. 20 elevator ~ l,-; lt tle siose Of Second
con. 81 l6 a-kci D. CT .na o 10 h-d lh q, 1i,Hl
90 rate ior so REL PROMPT shipment is ia
peunsr.r1nil Mixed on tH-'. "L RS western N lNeI
on tras< and ia gran depot iar: t.e eare} Ia ,
tor sail I.grd prompt -' at. iL+ "uc ,rf' %" o iiu
ogts-not much d.nanI ro. White iotci go. az,
qelsc pr,..ilrs .u.rt. t1tf NESS Pecf per Dbl tl-
d. do Jackets 81 Beet m. ~ p 'o nla ais5s
sl5 10: smoked Hams l0i DO. t3 10 sa. ai
are. Clear Fab -d.L -noket 20: 90. in ~ To-
cr. in salt &C. 10 f'c1r' - So, .et. i9 Hntch
-Wesiern hei' Tee, go aT.'c n -l'iil' ..- .,
God choice - soc.: bradford COUNTY ana Ngo ,id
Exfr, - u2-c.. Western Reserve Extra ~ Sc CO. Hu
90 Choice l6a-'c; Rolls sriy ~ -'2 p..9s,yani.
25c.. Western. &c Cheese-N e".4or~ tdi oi II
la4c; western Fun Gran l22 Be- 90; ini =. "a
al-c do Hah skins. 01a1" &C coffee if't W = ,rI,s
7ic for fa . Gooi Re nng Nnsc9, a.9e- ''H n 1l'n
uatet. gbc.. Mould A. 9-c standard ~. 80 "i'
kew rs.rn II IL. ohpmenJs-Coru. lj3'i. p.-n, ,,
81 LG,s 10Y "F f az ,'r IiSb rP H." Rel FlO
81 O2qGsl O1as cash 81 o. '-a%l "a NovembeT' -
a los, FEBRUARY; No 3 no.. g6e &c So. a 90, go
Q92Lc higher but slow at J5"sa -2c .l7u ' ~
higher at 29[ SC cash. 39Sc Noveuler5 g. s.' c
NAV Rive dull ,3c. bid Barley sfrady 20 ~ 0 .i">
dI and nominal Bacon scarce ~hnu der- 80 tin ~
&C.. sides J0 aloe Receipts. GNf ~ wy , ..'
i've 1910 bu.ns Earcy % 900 bu.l. Shipment Flour
10000 uD- wheat - ou bush; com 4''o' O"1li' N1
To,Ep5. Sow Haea arm 80 |h WHIT. M Eab an
az sI 10. February n I.s 49, Amber iloi+ 81 o.
Corn uru n pa VI Aei g. ic+ ne" l5-.. .. - ~
sD &c. Irircrd .gc. clover ~e-l. Primo 3d. AZ lle
co-e-V usa, quiet so Iei De,em9er ~ Or January
In.s oars GouO -irm-nr.' heat. 500 900 BUSH Corn
a. OOO bush, O44s, 1900 BUSH e14s u " Ao-' Oh '~'A
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~ Good ORDINARY 100. so Addln- -......---- lou
fuao- qe eesiIs q dy a. S Grr he of - -., '
beeeuDer lo.-6oi0-l January !09' '.s4 Feorts.ly'
-..- "a I n',,'' ID 5.elI6i: Iuy IIs.. P1ce. tor
rae, mlrsl-s- Noyen'er iSt le'en tr '''
5r Is June 10 4. l..o. To-4ay's closing prees-
iG-tIIo February II. Mar d. H. il-4s Anl.
e ELoCK AID MEA1-FLoUE MarEet shade stronger
y , 5',. cuaing his minnesota Exta - 5qs-4 IS
sF 'S Zoe :. 20 bi. cp 1nl E2t.. 30 s. 70,
Dps -uperune - "a "n 'o ~ere TOR export
u IN, 'a, yo - a62s4. atrer e4tr5ue
Supeinne - IS % SG ' 70 Far common aTl To @
Extra western ~ 5os. Good 10 @.agv ag; = ~ -
Common Goo sy'Ia Roand hoop ono - az. o'a
asa 5 common lear "a ao9s' u I've mixture. 81 500
% ps, EN- Is 20 = 20 Common to ta EHr.
Fan winter %lss; 5r ~ az s 81 a'e aS very fancy az.
elo'h- .ale.. - 6Os IL. D common TO Good Extra
"a 30a55 5o; oood 90 ch'c- 81 gr5,.R n-I i,s
Is bis. -Hpcrtue. C,atG = i,r a' e. rr'as ia.
y 80 rs 1ElLslra-y Brnuywine quo.ed s. e9.
sale Sd bis Yelo" "e.tei- - ''4f' 30 nam" - 30
iN-wuEAr-I4r-.t e., b.;er iea' ezpor5 5
.i- ,.. -, .-. 1000 busn. i.iIre. -. o' pl-h
- a. 'e, 80" In ~. WI -s = t4-- 90 hitter llr
s.. t. LES no vle. r. I.ai4sl i5s. 80 J. vatr.
Ia. II ~, ao December ST. -'sa III 2 49, q. -''s -
doe Dc'r1'-L .,... .I. 81 r.-- ~ oI1-. rs .
u-li'ht a..,t a'..y,. sud aac b.Ir-r -ac-, $4,000
~, ~ %.7 O. NADIA br .hi. 81 o,.-..-. BARLEY Ntit
0,arr vi. al,.. ...... .... .a .. ur1 rrm" i'.l,
nome trad, s'i.. A i,.l. M ZOO 5u.a -.ot ',. ding
Wv" 5.c' 80. . ,u.eaoer J.taao Re-, o' i1t ''f
-t d. %
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rrRopEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.
BLINKING AND FINANCIAL.

EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEOkGIA
RAILROAD STOCK,
EITHER OLD OR NEW,
WANTED BY
KROHN & SCH MACHER,
~ Exchange place, New-Yo-k
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GIN Real EsIa.s Sor sale

IGOR SALE.-H0uso, no $50 Nadison-aye..
between b7th-srs on LenoS iIit innr 80
brow front Hi ID
COB tiiofourh ORDER i'nJIA Nc
Sc. uy days work see wat,rmln IN Dfefli+f.
TOR SALE or LEA~E-A bargaln.-L3rge
oeks OF Bulsheldei for cI@nicll works.
factories. &c. II. A. YOUNG, 30 EXcAtnge pace.
HOOD and lSIrH-ST., near l0TH-ANE.-
% Plot OF - price, fl.rDJ per d. 10 LAM
4 WHITING . He-knan-st
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WesioVton-st . e. - p % refhrnc--f -lsx
2nX51J, Eliza co p ro JOAN 81 lo1I.- .------
7tharc. % cor - l.t.-.f. .ifNl.. Wl
Graves, force 90 D. D. li0a at Hnl H.D nnr lJ-1
1sii @ "a. .i tf oi f-fi..f 10. if..' iHe heH
YORK LIE Insurance GO Iu f1hr D. i.nf l O.
i9taye. c.r9I tI..r, l.x o.. Hc ar4 40 LD'y
I0 Iare- toF.e ...-...-.-
same properly jams Bov-c q .gvrt Dnfy..
a. t.-st, ~ n OF by zA- .tt --.i-ln
Comet ard H.n.y ~ her Dol -I p IiH
Balm H. Djec' o. m9rteA.e o SD. IT'D dot" 'f
It'll arews .9Hnof .ti.-f. $500 : = L..-a- -
referee. TO- John or .iiti'fr 49, ..., 90
Green L SO .sB. 1-xIuut Inl LUIS w u.ererf aad -,
Fife 10 Gustav wilton err 4'Vl
l5th.-r. - 50 Itw Of fry.l l.a.'. ~ JAW Ia ,
TWlIams 20 Johann lbs - ,-... ...--;-...f ie'V
Kinc-h $40 Road. " l5 iotrI .." l'
s.s 20 ,Ae HON. o..' ' '- 100
Avon. D. " cor a. 7is'.at i x -Sr-e-ui'f Wa .,
nciar. referee. fOJ Holm ~. 4y'i
BroDme-sL 40 l06. x7u. Albert ia, to s"sebA
Janss.si. 40 = Conrad Rase 81 al n Chas plHh 75
o4th 81, &. 5r1Ja H. VI OF .d ave = .i--r' -
Robert W8lsh, executor etc. 20 -ar+h - ei-- ''''
lltt 10 go, ~ u r ot ntl-aNe -lA4. l', '~-Sf'i
81 a. ger. . rrf al 20 a. E Tam. -fl 1f-..
f-' T, liIztns mi Vie o Jl5 ioai 800 1000
SOrrh Oh SO. "a. 10 n ~ Nrgsf0r sf @.XIF'i
Robert Wsisl, executor, rsI 20 ta'Dar.ns A" 10 ,.-
l2.il. ~. ns.2lote 4 atr-afa. a-.x.9.lli Hash
Lesson le go d lhl Vi .l.'-. .es 1870. 1900
i' a 81 + To- JOIN , .ty - cav. 27oo
lO9 o. o.. frW -I.- L-.rl I'D d John j.
Strl ard wiie o. Cha .s Van i'ft a. l-l,Ho
44Aist. II, lsj On e. OF 5gag -yA3r.5 peii-e ftels-
4Ist p 81. I"l 81 or -.- ge. 1s'-i o.'iee ei..I
ine anf ~ ft lf D 4. Eel .uf ....--.
Wash. r-ceat0r, etc. o. Nattle" -Aa" ---..-'. TOO
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United States Capitol Electric Light
SUPPLY COMPANY.

i., il NOW being need n tHc New York Post Office.
ana Is a. ed cAlluluou Mercantile lHrAN T. L-.c ia
lt.U amount n tnc stock ui tllS company 'l sale u)
DNVIU-ON a. CO.. 80 - 4l1t' 4ro whom 49, Iii-ea
las can De VI talncd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04

1nanei .3,e. Powdere s,,a Sc cral.uae =: utes;
Ode. standard "A. -' G. loniccDontr, =. % = low
DO. 7la7s,c.. 4eluw G." aaset.,c.. Yelovs 5oG.o-
TtLA5 W e;Gy ", "a. ai IS 52j' a. See'c.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
XewyoaE ny a. M 5c5 20 ei a9 az 1a y
ara 10 cars al, ".t 81 me last week.
hi htoen c loads n. Mouis- cattle were ASen on ~
i@asP a ana - i,' market W. IN and araerns ard
SiIeoHnr9s one noe ' aor1r Spscaiv TIE
butcher lost avy on th' r.ec ana 'g i
h week TSc as thcreior limited el Tor nears ga al
sbnI sJaav rca ly Cou mon Natives and Texnns we're
'oegr ~ TpS S 1r if c o 5 ani ' Eas o &c
dress 30 Very Poor 10 Fer NatTe rteer, az
70 ers. rs n AM choice al Ie@ Nv Tr Eastman
-ale- Jersey c.t,-N see % Norris si Slfsq ~
Sc IS ~ "A d. ia b. At * &c. Is 10 80 40. 1l45 n AZ
-c 81 each Us 90. 90 d. 81 ci 81 DO LIZ 10 "
". r. dudley son for McDonourh stevens IS Mich'
sal n ,T.r Tor ~. r n1s ,ters lIil nat ST. 30
esh; 20 Go I47s TO- 20 TO-. ies. 81 eAh 81 d. LIS b.
i'' ehcper Tor rcnper Hacsman % vreg' ST r.
-.,r, s., aat Ioec 81 p TO- ousei. 1000 p. at &C.
Lc,y 1i,y for selves. = nos .i"ers LIS ~ tte
ID able. do. ~ o. d. 9's,,- o,,...o-, ,o-o- n,
sic 81 r. 1873 ,caoss & co.: j. ONO teer., loo. D.
i2. H. a. c less ! racn 90 DO l5' %, at 9'-c ,s' -
On - -ir. II az b. Il a,s n So, lisi n, at 10 &c
,o o , i. "a Lsos for il L A-hnrook 10 K-utgeky
steers. 1910 %. At SO BIB % d. lIo, d. a.. Jc 90
,t ec ior hixoa g. It..: . KENTUCKY steers 1919 h. a.
-. 50 DIS do Loo d. q, ~c oio no. ~ ~ Ion -
n OHIO steers. ~. Do a. a. % ID % ao 4'-Oo d.
: Dounc Tor " - ucsm.n 81 ErsIna steers ~ ~ n
81 20 T no. Z. I'd.
Do . u ~ iof j. w. ui 10 Virginia LAS p
c % t Be- to - NJ a, &c ier ~, o. at 7c 81
n do l. A n Al &C. - D - 90 i s 10 a. ~ g.
t1 oi Pepper II virginia steers l.l3O ID at Sc s. n 50
do ~ d. a rs;r G n Illinois steers Sa h. At &C.
55T. 30 do l.s d. At 5G l6 do, ll1S d. al s'te
N i0 Ton iioass for Chryt Harrington Rogers 80
10 te li 3d. n At Lac 81 % for W Holm
d co. - steers ~ d. at - % ID Is TO- l'"oo ID
sale; o,hsc kahn Tor Aa9n g.. co ~; 81 5e1t9sGy
% u . 7tas Loo r. az - >, D. n &c At o. ,e IL
40 run - ~ a. AZ &c d. 20 b. At &C. i've weight
ID e. coon Tor ,et 2 illinois steers Lao d. at 10 &c d
Joseph s, Tor sef IA ucis steers loi H. at stc,56 n
CO aS ~ '-Eeeers to-day YESTERDAY wee 3'3 bead
Jersey ty. SeTe aul And Dtre' etdy al 81 &C.
an nd ftrP i!ices IRE mliutanei &c for Poor TO
Prime iSI a. ta1s sad rasser III &C.
y a a 81 - 10 81 b At 81 d. 20 %, at 2'ic 50
F,d calves ~ T. At &C. 20 j2 o. at &c o. - a.
Sc u no. 100 ID a. =. ID. - 3d. + q, Dc do 2b5 d.
! .. Do. ltH t' 80 -. I'd , 49, Be- r al - %
6uiea5a,s Dcrey sold 'ra-ser, y, o. az 2c - DO
b. al &c. o. =, % a. oe 900. To- u, at 'c do
H.. 3D. ai Z &C. %. u ,--.,.'.... p. A o. atoc
saEr >9 & si S 81. 'y It, n ana {'' af i az
s5o,, A.li .or te car',go i.e LIS W.. mem I,,
prices -rinl d p -'i. ., ,....a-s. g,s-f Ia'
e.' 40 81 ' =" 4, an o'I ~, J.-.ey CITY. aG Ken
.N
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eouses an0 EJu rs panteo.

FURNISHED HOUSE wanted for the WIN
ter and -priue from about 18th Of NJyemp"r stat'l
r,ar m on Mad -onlvr-. b.fW-ln fth Pol iiIh>ts lil-
nv ol idul.. i..i estate need not amply.
,d.fts, A. ia -. Union cub J.A-tge- and -lst-sI
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glt1 Droucrtn 10 fct.

OFFICES TO LET, some desirable, at low
" prces IN the bindings 3. and B,eman ST. y 20
l83 Na.sal-st. Park Row, opposite T. % hCLASD
& WHITING, Bee@ man 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04
corroN uAeNar,-B1 r1LEg iApI

LIVERPOOL Nov 3-l2.3o un-ro'.on- ~'ihng p anus anus
1000 bales -prcnotoH a"1 rTport Rec p'
b.os uc.ung 2j5.0 0al-' tu.rcin Fuil''s Pug nav
Lows MdtIue c-tIst No'tin1-' "el-'''J' o ~+'' ' '
ana J1nc ay''S 3-qo - -Co,ton- Futures Uplauds
Low W'diling clause April Nay d- ivory ''tod 49,, -
LIVERPOOL Nov $500 p W. t. --I,''I4 i95 ,iid
ding cii-e Nov-m1er and December de iverv 6'if' ao
Mach de VERY jIl.t DO 1lly and june dc,sery o's
LWEUool- Niv. 3-j:lo D. m--Co''on- u'~le7 0'''0'
ter,rA Nov 3-couon quiet; Mlaauns, Ioi.c.' LoT y
M.dtllrl 9atc- Gloi ORDINARY. o2dNt- ro'o't- 4''''
OTs n, i a'9 Nov cotton quiet Mddinr lorc. Low
n ii,n, iGic Good ORDINARY J5c net receipts. none
gross bales exports c'a-t e 30 eS - c. -'V '-'
sosToS. Sow - otjoI dun ,Iidling. i.c Tow md
ding. ly@se; Good orl ,, ,7s ha isS H'' ''-''
sT, Sow 81 oiton que; niddns loa Low
exports 9O9 BALES sales 2OoJ bales 'tocA' IV''
tTyc1SSArr Nov 8-Cotor quiet Snd'iiue. loo.e1 Low
Mldd ing ois.. Good Ordinary Sc rcrpt' ~ ".''9
GAIvgsTov Noy 3-r0tlou frm N udnug lO' SCI L0%
Mddlmg l0lsc: Good Ord nary. CSC net receipt 80
ssIes ~ ba -, stock. 81 Az oales. o,
tHS,l. Tov 3-,.ott0u easy; N.anua. 10 2c o'ceiDts
2G5l shipments 25j1 bales sAle'' -i'o o4oS 'o
5sf. Nov s-coton weak nrd,ns loac Low MIA.
exports coastv GOO sales 1000 bats stock lS-
OSXTEwosLsAxs Nov 3-Cotton easy Middns 1876. Low
NiClnnR ~ Good PRIMARY, 5'sc neg Ie-,lL.' "a
bales france, l'15J bales sales -'Oo' OAeS 9N ~
'tS oSr1x Nov 3-couou quiet Mdine lo'sc. net r.,
certs D. u exports coastwise =I2d bales SAFES 'io
O1 :.bErni, Noy ortor quict MdthnC. II &c. Low
bales gross ~ sales 400 bales sp"n'i7 -to 20
so. tr,Ts4l Sv 3-Cotton easier; Nti'ur io'.cs Low
Ni9,ns 5--ql0c: Good ordinary, &c.. ugt recgp,+, ~
bales gross, 7fI bales expoi Is ~ ,Fct. b.'''H 1'''
"a.I' i Nv t' .,tor easy. u ,:ln-. lO9sr Low MIDI
DING. Io.. 40. Jr'nt'Y' .ece.p - M b'r.
NnMI>GrlN Nov 3Cotou ratv dil lin% Id
,il1 I0r rlcl Or.aarI sc' - receipts ~ ID ss
sl.r. j. i a. bales.
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REAL ESTATE


Vry-YoaK wsdnesiav NOV 2. 1880.
The following was the oliy sole held at The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04
Brooklnn propsrtn for Sale ono to Est.

MISERABLE LOCALITY On LIE I'LL
/. tlgn-rwO gh--oOp. stone houses new,
10 exchange separate together for country property
HOY'T. sos - RI rs, IN u Eh. % Nas'Au-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04

tour story brick UuIidfg Win lrtrf ni 20 ~" ~
WlI igrn-st ~ 81. M srrrceHf ih. if.i.i ~ t.y-
1904 rage expires Nar }, l-@it G''uA' l'ht
5000 per auuuril. william Brick .lrn Ier .-...-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04

TIE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NNnoSAL BANKt
NsW.l0.N. OCT -. lo-).
4 DIVIDEND Of THREE and ONE-HALF
y tfel PER CHNr has TINS tay been de- at q iy ne
BOARD oi Dire, tOr. 0i the net earnings or pas NIX
months paraa.t on aud 8.br November l. prONmo, unul
which tlls the transfer books VIII remain
signed DUMONT CLARK, Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04

atcoprro er,L E-ftr9 r.lEI'a'i
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Mont % oct.......-. az3,55o E447i Inc scoz7l
SGy 10 Dct Jl.... 9ol0Jj lIjJ5Bz Inc. AZ. 3oI
DENVER AND RIO CEANDE
- 1879 1850
month Of ocL........ sillU5} s313ii3 Inc sai3.!3j
ssA " Oct 81. l,OS6l20 3OI5.zJZ Inc l0Js,15@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-04
Gounlrn properln for Sale anH % fst-

FINE LARGE HOUSE, all improvement ;
q cnrr,age house EIGHT orchard nne location
forty minutes from city exchange r. IL - M Eh SOa
BrOIGwIy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-25

Says The Springfield RepubHcan: "A
shrewd observer and Independent, who
Eill vote for Garfield, thus sums up the
situation: ut is possible the democrats
may throw away the advantages the
Maine election gives them but. if they do
not, would not give.sixpence for Garfield
chances. which ten days ago | thought
were the best The doubtful states are
nov, besides New York and Indiana.
Maine, New Hampshire. Connecticut, New
jersey. Illinois, and even Pennsylvania.
A little more panic among the republicans
and Hancock might sweep the country,