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Raltlm ore.

BALTIMORE, October 2l.-Flour-
Fairly active and steady. Wheat-West.
ern tirmer; No. > western winter red,
spot, 81 l2l: seller October 81 l2!;
seller November 81 l3l; seller Decem-
bersl l5i; seller January 81 l7s. Corn-
Western firmer and more active; west
ern mixed, spot and seller October SIC
seller November 54l@55c; seller Deem
her. new, 52ic. Osts-Firm; western
white 4OtG4lc; mixed 3S(d Soc. Rye
Steady at 81 GOAL o.. Hsy-Firm ;
prime to choice Pennsylvania SIS OOl9
- 90. Provisions-Quiet and I'M
changed. Butter-Cnchanged. Eggs
Dull at lSc. Petroleum-Nominal at
l2c Tor refined. Cotfee-Easier and
prices unchanged. Sugar Easier; a
soft SIC. Whiskv-Steady at ii l5!'
Toledo.
ToLEpo, October 2l.-Wheat-Duil
No. | whits Michigan nominslly 81 o.;
amber Michigan 81 03; No. red Wa
bash spot 81 02i; seller October 81 O2l
seller November 81 o.; seller December
81 O63: seller January 81 0S!; No. red
Wabash 81 COZ; Corn-Dull; hlgh,
mixed l3ic; No. . white 43ic; rejected
43Ic. Oats-Dull; No. . spot 3Otc; No.
= white 32ic; Michigan 29c. Clover
Seed-Firm; prime 81 %.
New Orleana
New ORLEANS, October 2l.-Sugar-
Weak: common to good common, 6iC9
7lc: yellow clarified, SIC. Molasses-
Active but lower; common A.; fair 4s(S
SOC.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, October 2l.-Petroleum-
Very dull; crude steady; United certiii
Gates at Ole, refined lie iGr Philadel-
phia delivery.
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A Wise Deacon.

Deacon Wilder, l want YOU to tell
me how you kept yourself and family
we'll the past season, when all the rect
of us nave been sick so much, and have
had the doctors visiting US 50 often"
BRO. Taylor, the answer is very easy.
used Hop Bitters in time; kept my
family we'll and saved the doctor bills.
Three dollars worth OF it kept u, we'll
and able to work all the time. I'll war.
rant il has cost you and the neighbors
one to two hundred dollars apiece to
keep sick the same time"
Deacon, I'll use your medicine here
aiter.-Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Agents, Wheeling.
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g 60SS 90; calves @ " pr heedj vcas
ern natives s Is; Texans g s09S 10;
through Texans g SOS 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. MARKET
steady; common to medium IS 50{sS 70;
good to choice 81 00S4 %.
Rev York.
NEW YoRE, October 2l.-Cattie-Re'
ceipts 245 head; none put on sale;
market feeling weak; dressed beef dull
at 6lG7lc for native sides and 4i953c
for Texas do; shipments l40 head OF
live cattle, $50 quarters beef, l2' car.
cases mutton and $50 dressed pigs.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; market
steady at 4@5c for sheep and $3.50 Tor
lambs; choice selected sheep going at
5l65tc and best lambs at 6t98tc.
Hogs-Reseipts $3.50 head; live hogs
further declined l0c per 100 lbs, and
best western sold at S. Is per 100 lbs.
Cincinnati
CIScrNSATI, October 81. - Hogs
Dull: common So 1904 %; light 4 81
IA 30; packing 81 S0(S4 IS; butchers
81 65(d4 20. Receipts, $500 head; ship
ments 400 head.
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PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD IN
MARTINSBURG.
Proverbial Hospitality Of That
City - Large Assemblage OF
Able and Eloquent Ministers
Of the GOSDel.
Corn s2Ondcnce OF the Register.

Oh tHt uOSpCis
Corr s?ondCnce of the Register.
MAITINsBURG. October Goth.
Msrtinsbury for the last four months
has been quite lively from the numer-
Gus large gatherings here. We have had
our several political conventions, our
educational and agricultural assemblies,
and people have at length concluded
that 1t would not have been bad selec.
ton for the Capital OF our young and
growing State.
Yesterday evening the PRESBYTERIAN
SYNOD, embracing MARYLAND, Virginia,
the District ei Columbia and West Nir.
yinia, assembled in this city. A,out
two hundred ministers and elders CT
that church have already arrived. The
abIest and most eloquent devines rom
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond.
Lynchbur,. Winchester and other
places within the bounds OF
of the Synod are here. 1t will he in
session one week. Such gathering OF
distinguished ministers, upon an occa-
sion so interesting, has naturally drawn
a large crowd OF visitors, male and
female To our city.
The proverbial hospitality OF the
place has been most conspicously dis.
ulaved in the arrangements for the re.
cep,ion OF the members OF this religious
council. Not one has been permitted
TO 20 10 a hotel, but all are handsomely
accommodated at private houses. With
such an array OF talent, ,loquence, learn
ing and genius, We may well anticipate
a least OF enjoyment for the next seven
or eieh, days.
Twill give you some further sketches
of this eminent and distinguished body
of men as it progresses with its work.
CALVIN.
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A Sad Death.

Yesterday morning at about eleven
o'clock, John Allen Sutherland, ayoung
lad about sixteen years old, died at The
residence OF his grandfather, Allen
Davis, Esq, oil Leatherwood. His
death was caused by internal injuries
and broken hip bones, produced by a
fall from tree a few days ago. He was
one OF the brightest scholars OF the
Lindsey Institute, and his death has
caused heartfelt sorrows among his
schoolmates and instructors, while his
grandfather is hearthroken.
The funeral will probably take place
TO day, and will be attended by large
number Of the Lindsey bows.
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3l1l)eeljn9 3e9istrT
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 20 New Advertisements

stray CATTLE. S;eCnrOi.
Opefa House Barley Campbeli's
Comedy Company.
Piano Recitai-Cari Hermann.
Trees. Flowers AMI Bulbs
WaEted-Two Men 10 Work on DI-
rect Iry.
Attention, Young Mems Democratic
Club.
Attention, Hancock aud English
Clubs.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
One Man Crushed to Death and
Two Others Injured.

PITTSBURGH, October 2l.-As the Pa
cifc Express, west, due here at 20 p.
NJ, was rounding the curve near Gone
maugh, on the Pennsylvania railroad,
this morning, the rear truck OF the ten
der Jumped the track from some un'
known cause, and forced two express
cars, one baggage car and one Passen-
ger coach from the track. Express
Messenger Chas. McCloskey, OF this
city, was caught between two iron safes
and crushed to death. Two passengers
we're slightly injured by jumping from
the car windows. The express car
caught fire from tine stove and Was to-
tally consumed, but the body OF Nc
Closkey vas extricated and all the ex'
press goods saved. The train was de-
layed about three hours.
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The boys will be plea. eel with
the >i,lr. and yOu Will he
pleased with the price OF Our
Fall Clothing. Ochm AZ Cos.
One Price loti,iu. House.
1913 MARKET street, adjoining
ODpr2 isOu>e.
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Illicit pistilleries Broken Up.

WAsHISGroS, October 2l.-In the At
lanta, Ga, revenue district, four illicit
distilleries have been destroyed, also
six hundred gallons okillicit whisky and
FIVE thousand gallons Of mash and beer.
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Mrs c Books at cost. at Sheib's.
pleasant and Efec:usl."

PrRsLEY, ". Va, Nov. II, 1879.
Icssrs Lngghim Bros. Il Co,
Please send us another supply otyour
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but eifectual. MARTIN & DoPLER,
of Dopler K Lewis.
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EIGHT YEARS.

Ca motion the Board adjourned TO
meet on next Thursday evening.
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Ephraim Apologize, OF Denton, n. j.,
went into his sheep fold t" kill dog
and attempted 10 strike the animal with
the hut, end Of his gun, when it eNploi.
ed, the contents entering his breast and
killing him.
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NNnnther Iniica,Iors.

WASHINGTON. II C.. October - \.
Nor the Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley. partly cloudy weather, occa-
sIonai.v iish, winds and stationary or
higher barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-22

"Malt B:tters" are Brain, Nerve and
Blood iood, peculiarly adapted to, and
warmly recommended by, our druggists
and physicians Tor General Debility,
Mental and Physical Exhaustion, Hys-
terra, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Emae'
iation, and Dropsy.
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MUSICAL Goods, at Sheib's, for cost.

STANTON & DAVENPORT are Offering
McCsuley's History OF England in five
volumes for s. so cash.
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PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE At THE MARKET
REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals of Cattle during the week
amounted to >, 800 head, against 1894
last week and 5.223 head the CORES.
bonding week Of last year, and the sales
during the week amounted to 1855
head. against ,Ss7 last week and 3,l54
head the corresponding week of last
wear. and were as follows:
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OAA uOOO6
Nev York.

Nrw YoRK, October 2l.-Dry Goods.
Cotton goods in moderate demand and
prices firm. Prints and ginghams
quiet. Dress goods sluggish: Heavy
clothing and wooleas in moderate re-
quest. Flannels an! blankets are NOV
ing steadily. Fancy imported dress
goods are selling low at auction.
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Michael O'Connell, OF Bradford, Pa,
blew out the gas in his room Tuesday
night and was found sufocated Wednes-
day morning.
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The market To day was slow, and
owing 10 the decline "' prices IN New
York on Friday and Saturday, aud a
further iePre there To day, prices
were IGl ) ct. lower than they were
last week. In some cases ct. lower
figures were accepted 10 effect sales
The quality generally was not quite IS
good az last week. there being fever
tops and mgr line middle an
common Cattle, especially the former, OF
which there was quite fair number.
Prices ranged from 2!@5 $40 cts, most
sales running from 3:'a 1 cts.
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Yor do not have to patronize auctions
10 buy Gibbons Rome for $3.50. STAN
ton & Davenport will do better than
that
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NOTICE.

VERY REV JOHN T SULLIVAN HAv.
ING purchased the vineyard. With the
stock Of wines and the personal property there.
with come ted. at the CT y Of Wheeling. W. Va
;a,ely owned by the undersigned. Rev r.
Krcusch, the business OF wine growing and
wine selling heretofore done by MID Kreus'h.
will hereafter he conducted Of same place Ny
him rs the agent Of said Very New. John SUI.
| van. y. kkEts';H.
WHEELING. Sept IL. IS1 oclyra
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SWINE.
REMARKS.

The supply this week shows a con-
siderable increase over the number re-
ported last week, with the quality gen.
orally quite as good as it was then, but
one yard reporting falling off in that
respect. The reports from nearly all
the wards show that there is a fairly
moderate demand at decline Of about
| ct on last weeks figures, prices rang
ing from 6iS,1i cts few extra selling
at the latter figure.
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REMARKS.

REMARKS.
There is falling off in the number OF
about one.third as compared with last
weeks offerings, and the quality gener-
ally shows no improvement on that OF
last weeks receipts. With a somewhat.
limited supply there Was fair demand
for good stock which was sold out early.
some 800 head going 20 Philadelphia.
We quote butcher Sheep at 3td5 cents,
few selling al either extreme; Lambs,
iG5i cents, and stock Sheep at s. 500
s. IS each; Wethers, 3.G3; cts.
East Lioerty.
EAST LIBERTY, October 2l-Cattle-
Receipts to-day, 23s head OF through
and GS head OF local; total for three
DAYS, $40 heal OF through and 2,10i
head for safe here. Everything sold at
about yesterdays prices; pens clear, eI-
cept OF through stock,
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 1906 head !;
total for three days, II 80 head; Phila-
delphias, 81 91ta5 90; Workers, 81 0O9
5 20.
Sheep-Receipts to-day, 100 head;
total for three DAYS, $500 head. Moth
ing doing. Market closes fair for next
week.
CnicaGc.
CHICAGO, October 2l.-The Drovos
Jo.r nal reports hog receipts 81 600 head /;
shipments $500 head. Market slow,
with 10 cents of; mixed packing 81 200
ass: choice mixed 81 70(a4 80; light
81 SOFA 20. Closed weak.
Csttle-Receipts $500 head; ship.
ments 1000 head. Good cnrn.fed strong;
common dull; export at s. 57@5 80;
rood to choice shipping 81 60Ca4 81;
common to medium s. 1904 30; native
butchers strong at " 20SS 40; stocke-s
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Ohio Masonic Grand Lodge.

CoLuNBuS, O., October 2l.-The Ohio
Masonic Grand Lodge completed its
election and appointment Of officers,
this morning, as follows: Grand Senior
Warden. VI. Goodspeed, OF Athens
Junior Warden, c. VI. Godfrey, of o.
tawa; Treasurer, Charles Brown. OF
Cincinnati; Secretary, John ID. Csld.
we'll; Chaplain, l.. Vancleve, OF Hills
boro: Orator, Octavius Waters, OF Delta;
Marshal, James Stuart, OF Columbus ;
Senior Deacon, James Hibben, OF
Hillsboro; Grand Tyler, jacob Randall,
of Waynesvile. The officers were in
stalled and the session closed at noon.
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WEST NIRGINIA has hand in this
fight. What the Democrats OF that
State did in October should not be I'M.
deres,ima,ed. The Republicans were
not hopeless oithat State. Indeed, they
threatened 10 carry it at times, and II
was seriously intimated that Mr.. Weaver
was sent into the State with that view.
There were times when the Democrats
were IN painful doubt. Leading Dem.
ocratic politicians of the state did
not hesitate to say, pending the
nomination Tor President al Cincinnati,
that the nomination OF Tilden would
insure Yves, Virginia TO the Republ'
cans. They filed notice that an unob'
jectional nomination must be made or
the Democrats must go under. They
went home happy over the nomination
OF Hancock, and at the October election
ratified the work oi the National Con-
ven,ion. Maine more than meets In.
diana. West Virginia at least "oiisets
Ohio.-CmciHnnG Enquirer
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MUSICAL Instruments repaired at
Sheib's.
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Music Rolls, at cost, at Sheib's.
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GENERAL MARKETS
LIVE STOCK

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, October IS, 1850,
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-26

ger bill should pass Congress dur
ing the administration of Mr.. Tar
field, If elected, it would meet with
another veto similar to that Of
President Hayes. He has given no
pledge or assurance to the contrary.
His course in Congress indicates
beyond ell doubt another veto and
a Chinese policy.
The working man who votes for
Garfield will deserve to be exclud-
ed from employment and expelled
by Cinnamon. The Republicans
are in the habit of crying out
against the pauper labor of Europe.
They are in favor of the cheaper
coOiie labor of China. The cleo
ten of Garfield would be the sig
nal for the discharge of all white
men from employment by manu-
facturers and corporations and
substitution of Chinese coolies, be-
cause much cheaper labor, which,
in production, will enable them to
compete with European labor and
manufacturers.
Neither the Republican platform
nor its candidate have given any as
surance as to the control of corpor-
ations or lines OF transportation.
The tenth resolution of the Dem
ocratIc platform declares that there
shall be mo discrimination in fa-
vor Of transportation lines, oorpor-
ations or monopolies." The farm
ers and producers are not benefited
by the increase of production il the
railroad and steamboats, reap all
the profits. The construction OF
railroads Is u public benefit, but
they ought to be controlled by law
and compelled to deal justly with
the public. Such course cannot
be anticipated from the Republic
cans, as it is we'll known that party
is run by monopolies, corporations
and rings, who are now advancing
the money to corrupt elections and
electors, and import voters from
one State to another.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-26
Vacant Places

In the dental ranks will never oc.
cur II you are particular with your
teeth, and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth-wash, SOz-
ODONT. From youth to old age 1t
will keep the enamel spotless and
unimpaired. The teeth Of persons
who use SogoDONT have q pearl.
like Wilderness, and the gums q
rOseate hue, while the breath is
purified, and rendered sweet and
fragrant. 1t is composed Of rare
antiseptic herbs and is entirely
free from the Objectionable and in
furious ingredients of tooth pastes,
ato
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-26
FOR EIcN.

Land League Meeting Ia Galway.
GALWAY, IRELAND, Oct. 25th.-
A great Land League meeting was
held here to-day, at which 10000
people were present. Parnell adj
dressed the meeting. He condemn
ed the dispatch Of reinforcements
Of troops and police to Galway. He
denounced Mr.. Forster, Chief SEQ.
rotary for ireland, as a hypocrite,
declared the government solely re-
spOnsible for assassinations and
mentioned that the only remedy
was the autonomy of Ireland.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-26

The President and party were re-
cslved In Los Angeles on Saturday
last in manner quite creditable
TO the citizens, and which seemed
to be enjoyed by the Chief Msgis-
frate. his lady and travelling com.
panions. The impression made by
the President aud Mrs. Hayes was
decidedly favorable.
It was noticed that the cbeerin &
was rather faint. So far as the
Democrats were concerned, this
might be owing to a recollection of
the manner he achieved office, and
his late veto. The staiwart Repub-
licans are not in sympathy with
the President here or elsewhere.
They cannot forget that he has
refused to do much Of their dirty
party work. At the same time
there Is q general impression that
he has made fair President aud
would have done much better il
the party managers had permitted
him to follow his inclinatiops.
There was another reflection that
produced certain under current of
GOODNESS. Rejecting DEMOCRATS
and Republicans are Impressed
with the conviction that the Presi-
dent IL paid fifty thousand dollars
year to attend to and discharge the
public business, and that it is an
abuse Of his time to devote IL to.
electfoneering for the Republican
party. It IL known that the pub.
lic business demands his presencs
IN Washington, and that he has
bsen repeatedly telegraphed to re-
turn. The people feel that neither
BILE own nor their dignity is much
promoted by his thus swinging
round the political circle for party
purposes. The great Presidents
never stopped to such q practice.
and 1t Is felt that, in the case OF
Mr.. Hayes, 1t IL the last act of con.
ciltAtion to bis party incensed by
the course Of his administration,
The Republican exercises Of the
reception Of the President here an
pr0priateIy closed by Republican
torch light procession in the even
Ing, the crowd assem- bled to see
the President being skilfully util.
s.ed Tor that purpose, and
the ceremonies closed by
bloody shirt speech from
General John f. Miller, Gen.
John may be excused from actiy.
nv IN the premises. He is the as.
o0ctate OF q company which has
the monopoly Of taking seals on
The northern coast. He feels that
the electf0u of Hancock would nut
an end to his monopoly Of skinnipg
and the wanton destruction of these
animals. Sir John skinned in At
che tell end Of Hayes to save the
fur. He endeavored to make a
point on the resolutions of the
Democratic Convention OF 1851,
Il js known that what has been
QA)led the Southern wing Of the
lpty adopted those resolutions.
M party Was divided. The Doug
~ Wing nominated CONFESS, who
1c4ptypd . larger vote than MoCon-
che nominee Of the other wing,
- that ~ resolutions 20 which be
911Qled only expressed the vieVr
~ ~ c1logElty. Il q, therefore. :
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-26
eastern N.
Rev MiuIsary Teiexraph LINE.

Rev MiuIsary Teiegraph LINE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25th.-The
Signal Service has just completed q
anscontinental military telegraph
line from Bismarck, Dakota, to
Dayton, Washington Territory. 1t
crosses the Rocky Mountains by
the Semon pass over the Mullan
road. 1t furnishes connections be-
tween the following military posts:
Fort Stevenson, Fort Abraham
Lincoln, Fort Yates, Fort Bennett,
Fort Sully, Fort Meade, Fort Blu
ford, Fort Keogh, Fort Custer, Fort
Ellis, Fort Assinoboyne, Fort Ben-
ton, Fort Shaw, Fort Missoula,
Fort Coeur d. Alene and Fort Lap.
wal. For the transaction of COM
mercial business 1t has offices open
at the following places: Bismarck,
Rapid City. Deadwood, ID. r.;
Bozeman, Helena, Deer Lodges
Montana; Spokane Falls. Coifax,
Almota, Pomeroy, Dayton, w. T.;
Lewiston. Idaho.
rhe Csbaen CInb's American Men,
bcss.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.--A COPY
of the official list Of mem ers Of tue
Golden Club for 1880 was received
to-day. It shows thet, besides Gen.
0ae4elds The following diatinGuIsh.,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-26

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25th.-The
following passengers per steamer
Orizsba sailed for Los Angeles at 9
O'Clock this morning.: VIM Mckee,
Miss Lamb. + L Bruce, Mary c
Davis, J Blake, A M Palmer, M
Prathes, Mrs G X Syn, G s Priest,
A Young and wife, M M Ivon, Z
Flanagan, H G Wright, III Bald
ridge.
The "Litiie Hoard" saspends.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 25th.-The
California Stock Exchange, bett or
known as the Little Board, has
suspended business, owing to de.
preston in the stock business.
drain Msrhet 1nnetive.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 25th.-
Wheat inactive; No. l, $1.45@
1.47}; No. 2, ST 4O@l.42A. Bar
ley, weak and quiet; iced 723@773;
brewing, S23@923; standard cbeva-
lier, S1.15@1.25. Oats demOralized
by the heavy arrivals; good choice
sl.l2a@l 20; common 81 51@1.l 10;
surprise 81 S0@1.40. Corn, small
round yellow, ST. 10@1.15; large,
S1@l.O23; white 9O@95. Hay $50
$14. Potatoes, sweets, ST.; river
reds6O@85; early rose 60@70; Cuf.
fey's Cove, 81; Tomales, 60@77};
Petslumas, 60@65 Wool, Southern
and San Joaquin, 10@15; North
ern, 1923.
The President In Aris1na.
TUCSON, Oct. 25.-The Presidents
party were met this morning by q
special train from Tucson, with a
party of the leading citizens. The
train was attached to the special
car and arrived here at noon. Gen.
Wilcox and staff and large num-
Der of people greeted the party at
the depot. A military band was
in attendance, and the party were
taken in carriages and driven
through the city, after which they
were taken to the residence of DR..
Lord, where general reception
was rendered. Three hundred chill.
dren drawn up in line, to whom the
President made some pleasant re.
marks. Afterwards about 100 Pap
ago Indians, with their principa
chiefs, paid their respects. After
two hours of reception the party re.
turned to the depot. Before leav.
ing President Hayes, Secretary
Ramsey and General Sherman
made short addresses to the crowd
which had assembled to see them
off. The distinguished guests left
for New Mexico under escort of
Gen. Wilcox and staff at s. 80 p. M.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-26

WE surrender our editorial space
to-day to the remarks of one of the
most distinguished citizens of Cal
ifornia-G Gen. Volney E. Howard
upon recent events on the Pacific
Coast and in the nation at large.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-26
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
AN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk
CHANGE BOARD.
MORNING SESSION,
SAN FRANCISCO. October %.
AFTERNOON srREETs-1 P. N.

Mexican, sb, s1S a; California, 2 b
Bullion, rs; Crown Point, Las b, I.50 n;
Gould & Curry, IA s; Best d belcher, 81
b ga; Con Virginia, Q b; ophir, TX b.
Sierra Nevada, 81 b; Overman, l.i0 b.
lis n; Alta. 2.So b, 2.90a a; Jacket, 4 b; Julia
5bc b; Union, l3A b, 1871 a.