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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24
Sold by ell druggists

The great political campaign is at its
height. In such times much drinking is in
dulged in. In your discussions of the coun
try's welfare don't imbibe heavily of strong
liquors, but be moderate and conservative 10
all things, and drink Lemp's celebrated beer.
1t cheers and don't inebriate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

Meredith Bros, corner of Sycamore and
Main streets, have one of the neatest sample
rooms tho city, and they know how to
manage it, suiting everybo y. They keep
nothing but the best liquors and cigars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24
safely Arrived.

The largest stock of imported drugs and
toilet goods at the Market drug store. Brush.
es, soaps, perfumery, sponges, combs, pocket
books, and knives, etc, in every variety and
style at SIG Main sire t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

Half the liquors sold are tincturod with
Injurious compounds of the "chic berry"
order, and have bad effect on the system.
Drink Lemp's beer, and you will take some
thing not only n)easant, but healthy in its
effects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

Jos. Menczer, the grocer, has positively re-
duced his wholesale and retail prices ON all
grades of fancy and staple goods, and will
continue to sell to astonishing low figures,
Do not fail to try him. Al you save is
made.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

A man died of liver complaint! o.
dollars worth of "BLACK-DRAUGE A "
would have saved his lie.
For sale by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

Why is it that Weyersberg is getting so
many new customers for Lemp's beer Be.
cause he deliveries the finest beer, ice cold, a,
any time OF the day or night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

The smiling face of NJ. B. Tallant beams
upon YOU from the Occidental bar depot
grounds, Eastland City, Texas,) where old
friends are ever welcome Go and SEQ him
DIT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24
Baltimore Oysters,

l am in receipt of case of the finest oys-
tiers yet brought to this market, which will
be sold at the lowest figures.
w. T. JARRETT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24
DoImans, Cionks and S,,,s

for all ages and of latest New York STYLES,
and at surprisingly low prices. Call and
convince yourself, at L. Bauman's, FOG Elm
tire [.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

Get your wines and liquors at w. H
Patt rson Il Cos. They sell them cheap ant
the very best.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

Ladies' should not fail to call and examine
Blankenship 4 Blake's. new stock Of goods
No trouble 10 show goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

For fine fit and frst-class goods go to
Douglas Brothers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

Stop using CaIomel and try "BLACK.
DRAUGHT" for liver diseases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24
Take "BLAcX-DRAueHT" and sou

80 ---r---
will never be bilious.
For sale by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-24

lsllk NhnuheTCulois, tne Collur OF the dress
with white or contrasting color. The favor
Ito color is navy blue; material, camels hair
CT waterprt of Bonnets are getting smaller,
and if they keep on decreasing at present
rates will disappear altogether in two seasons,
perhaps to be replaced by turbans or head
handkerchiefs. saw pretty dress yester-
day. A lavender colored cashmere, plain
short skirt and SHRED waist with sailor
collar of scotch plaid, and sash of the
same tied at the side hanging down to the
hem Of the skirt. A turban hat OF the plaid
with silver thistle in front, made iaunty
finish to the costume. Jewelry of high ar
tstc beauty and worth is coming 10. In
fact one is nothing now il not artistic.
Dress, furniture, upholstery, even kitchen
furniture must be made according TO the
rules of high art. We are striving to be an
aesthetic people; perhaps Massachusetts,
may attain unto perfection therein, but But
Ter must first turn his toes up to the daisies I"
Mr. Goodrich, of Marlin. left for home last
night. He has been attending to suit be.
fore the United States supreme court.
Friday, l paid my first visit to Mt.
Vernon. 1t is well worth visit
at any time, full Of interest to all who
admire the almost perfect character OF
Washington. We saw the key of tho Bss.
tile, presented to the great American rebel
by his friend La Fayette and tho Italian ches.
nut tree, from the same friend. 4 Also the
willow trees sent from Nspoleons grave A,
st, Helena. But Mt. Vernon is at its bes
now. The woods are glorious in theil
autumn color and the lovely view from IN,
front gallery has additional charms, from
vivid spots of scarlet and russell and gold ani
maroon which dot the river as far as visior
reaches.
II wonder who is Vice Regent for Te1a
, 1880-11-19
CLOSING THE ACCOUNT.
Sootll9siG Snfvn 10 E,eGentnti IEo,trbo,,a.
&rftai tnttrsrntld<ntd nj ilk f,htcttca Itilt,ne.

go0tls9u.. Snfvn to EDeGentrtt IIoitrbntiA.
Spstfaf tortrsrntid<Hrd NJ 5ht fAtclcp Tribune.
fANArAnfA. H.. NV. 1a-lt hns n1wnya 1,Hcn
tho t,l+tom nf nE'tunEaE iu crller entnrnIE,
literary work when tho t,'sts Nrn cltlses! nl iD
r"sint its ilslnl duties pt'rtnl!tfng to artnt
newspaper. nlI II II nUtcsthlu tint tIItA yt.itr
offers III rxel'tn and II may tlDw tis 1T place
tn recall tue ruet TINT sn fur " lIljMnjs tmtIrs
nrn concerned TN: rtlncxH rMn t,nlnl wlth
l,rtc to tito ttnif1r,Ify courteous n1,tl ainpurtinl
manner in which tho tlulnitircs III tho ,lrnlo-
cratlo phrty lMvr i'crn lrcattnl III ifs tntln,ls.
fu'lHe Trimlmsl!, wt,ip Ii" wis severely Grist-
c!se'i fer ,unknE his i1UInu with old.tttne rno
niles. ilnvtr haa nne unpleasant wort! uttered
aHAInst hn.
0r.l. lGssolis, When sp nssu1,,tsl executive
chHegno tho rstt,Itaign, intl 1,!nl*clr nnnn tn
criticism. hut whnt f.'w paragraphs appca rch
whnrt' inara ~ kf,nltrss thli, nt,gnr.
irhcrf!. was rtIrr1y evGr nlllhletl tu.-curtainiy
ilrvGr criticised.
IA far ,ioi,, IL. CHARITY he nintts himself TINT
THE THIHtiSE used him Na wall nttl advertised
hlIt ns 1csirrnlly ns Il did ta ntv party frteuls.
1hHtnHs fttfttrrwnrth. wt,nIl Il ulnler syf tho
Tom trUn ll,E '1tBlsE nti,i never t'tlrfIlv tta
l!!t nt thu cntnpatefl did oic llnc anI'car to hs
And I,r. Louis t. stnrkel. wien nominated,
purity papcrs l1lyc him, anl nl during tho cnt,-
yass his 1"L'rnryings to ntld fro wcru smiartlal-
lY chrnntcIGt.
Nav tNt tho *hlpposirnma" hns guue into
wntGr quarters, this RtH'ihInH sAyH IL tGinlery
nrPlfch II tho tlelW,urAtle 1Mrty IL ever rrsl,s-
sotiso to put III, rs decent State ticket ns the
last ONO. rtIOCfOS.
, 1880-11-19


WAsn1S1ToN, Nov. lB.-Th0 following state.
mont of tho cnAdiilon nf corn, toltnccn, nnd no.
tAto crops was Issued totlay BY tho Department
OF Agriculture.
Corn-Thu crop OF corn shows no increase over
thAt 0f last year, hut rtthpr HlIKa, dnCIInu for
tho who1c country. Tho Atlantic b;ntea ailshow
All ancrrAse, particularly tho btntcs OF Now
furk. Now Jersoy, Pennsylvania, alld vIrgina.
Tho Cult StMt1s suIeratl frum drought III tho
spring aud too much ratn d,ring tho summer,
except thu stuto Ut Tcxas, wA[c', alnost doubles
her product. III tho StAtes ll0rth Ut tho Ohio
hycr, Ohio md AirhEgA,. Increased thelr yted,
while lndtlnR nll1 l1llAois ducreAael. Weat OF
tho Mississippi River Iowu n!pno Increased hos
Yield. On the Pacific Ssopo California shows IN
inereuae,
TobAcco-1rhere was less land piantei In to-
bacco this year ihan Inst. Tho tlcrrcasB was
principally lit tho Btutos of atAsy]and and Yfr.
gtala. III Ohln Fonnsylyan!a, 4nt, WISCONSIN
thcro WIS decided inercusc, Early In Tho son.
5un tile weather waa not pEoptious, hut In Au.
Eust and sSptgtnber u was very favorable. Tho
.!SssaxS w slgu pr crc ~ ropostcd Now !, IL
l'otaltws-Thu Mrc.t pini1tc,t m rotntoes ,yns
this year ahout equal t ttat planted il, 1870, hit
ln tho total crup there y 'Isi.lo tlcolllic Tho
81 ~ s bshsr asass Il t' IL s s - 10 is
only three st4tes-Texas, Arkansas, null Cult
iosnia-report ." ,t, inHsease IN tho yle'd. Al!
iiIjurte4 hro nut Ut general complaint, but
dr,,ught y utmost universally mentioned.
fchof Ss sss4 Il ost IT, t'ssa% ic Nsx @
=" "0rsat a'aisty IL felt about a Telegram for
!!a,,neiiats n! changer You ha!s ,io,s ;ia6ls svrs.
-, "secsctury sugur- Planters AssocIation.'
~ InS !olown4 reply wus immediately tcio-
ut IL now ssln!nz throughout the West Gulf
, 1880-11-19

TOllEI1N+
Special DispdteA to The Chtedoo Tribune.
Ltvxnroof,No Nov. IS 11:;a,n.m-FlurN-No.t i'll, I. lis nj;
No. z ts III. -Wheat-Wlnter. No. l. IA l11; No.
2!h I'd: spring. No. l. IA td, Sn,2. Is 81: whltn NJ.
h Sd; M. ss I'D; cin No. ]. 1 h No. ~ 3D. Corn
Nov. No. /. 5s E.td; No. :, b. NJ.
T'novfhIGSA-rnrk.6 Tia Cd. Lard, 4ss Id
L1vEHrnn1- INV. lA-CnrTnS-fn Hou dcmnud nj
6haEkd; snics 12,Un bates: speculation and export
AUD; American 1000.
HnEAiIsrrFrs-Firn, American lard, 4sa Cd la
con-l.ona cloar, als al; short clear. aEti. ..
1aSDoS. Nov. la-liERISEh hIETitOLEuM-BjlaS3kd.
liSltH1Ta arUnrESTiSE-;zs0 0d.
ANTWERP. Nov. y.l5.-PtTtDt.EEM-.Sf.
Tile following wcso received by tho Chicago tionrtl
ofTrndr:
l1rEIIrnDt. hnv. l7-Vfoat In Rnn.l demand md
tending UP: rcd winter. tA. No. aprlnR, ~ NJ: MI i
do. III nj. Torn uulat hut firm nt n htd tarEoGs ur
cnatt-Whent lr fnIr iun1nHdi M. eur!tlc tld ta-
forn!n n'lvhncesl ti aii IG wntst H. tnrn IT. mud:
esnte ugn,Md nt e. r1ynnse H. ArItyGIGl,sat and
No. sprInE hdsanccd :GetM; California ID ind rcd
winter int landt!1h M lurk. lis ~; Inrd x! 10wrE nj
ts I'd: hse9n. ~. rs: y. t.. Is; taliow, *s I'd
e winia Mishgn M y y; Western ~: %n.s ~. E.rn
winter 4ss di fnr avcrAuH California; 4is ii. Torn 4
thadc dcnrct; fntr MxerAso Amrr'tHn IHixet. 2&s.
cnrIsuca llass,EG-NicAt ind Rhndv 4tcarer.
t;nu! shipping Cnli!nrntn wl,ent Just Hhprrd mud
nrAriy due, 4is H. tn!r userase Hun!ity uf American
finwng month, @ts IL; American Eed' winter do,
, 1880-11-19

lNAIkeGttutls
Special ptspateh to The Chicago Tribune,
1SnIASAro1.Is, Ind. NV. 1s.-Tllc Trustees
aud officers Of tho ncat aud Dumb Institute i.c<l
thoIr report lt'-tlny with tho 0oycrtor. III which
slight reduction nf expenses IL Indicated. Thu
average expense for maintenance AMI cl0tl,lug
fur tho tW0 yeArs f677 aud la73 was $Jt,ltt.;U.
Last ycar tho current expenses wcra $lS,ar1.Nl,
IND tur ct0thing $,0ia.D7, Il totul of S50,OGtB3.-
representing iii annutl Hnylt,Y nf tla,Er,;t.. III
addition to iliS tho TRUSTEES say tint tho clotl-
lnK Itc''lht for 1877 Asta 1B;5 WIZ pAtd by
lllo eauntlcs, while IN lHS0 II cn,ne out
Of tho iusftsuton's funds 10 that tho snvnx WIS
rea'iy S! t ssS c,, "ySs y r. sSt !. nj Ihs
III It'll u siae9 vi IL I'LL, % Gy resI!trinF @ I rsc;is
ehso,, s!i wsrs viii, sos ctl,i,s. rI,a ''S'. t..
Il! sss 9 IL fst II: :is s'T 4ha u fsow''a 5 5 III s{ss w.
arD gIvon. e!nhotyng tho cHnitiot, tif tho il,-
stttnton alsd tho operations for tho your:
valno Of reul proporty..."........... si5ih!01 %
Personn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -. .'s'&Jl.f!
,rotal., ~; .sss!s;I;, Il
Expenditures. ..."..................... dUUil.SA
Covered into the trcasury.........s +,v9lis
!snlhIce vt Bpoctlte appropriations H,5spIt
faytnents''."'..'.....' 6'f@hG!
Curriod into tho trousury. ..,,.,,,s G5,bl
E@rnln9s q thu M Institution. iaclntn9
ha!n'eu from lS,H. S,H.;.......:......... 2..0.tl
T4tAi at'ios!hs carrIc'i into tho genera!
Iuhu. Gtkf...ut
With rcfuruttU to tho fMture 1t Is roeon,n,tnd-
81 , t't ~ Ehnerat Mps.roprlatsun fur lc'. Al!,
@ !sS! ~ r. sa'.Ml. sapcr!nte9!'lent til9nn rerorts
| y..nr WIS I'M, 0f whnmk ~ wcro hny4 unA 10
kris: Thu nni'Ies .lIssnlssc., Inc:ntlng deaths.
roA,rta that tho ilunith hN8 not been Us good ns
10 hi" reN*stl to e&poci from the Uxcgi!ont sn.,-
ltary arrangements, ll,l that during tho latter
pArt ut tho yeAr tue general health lAa bsen luz
proving.
, 1880-11-19
Notes from II Commercial Traveller.
~ tho Editor 9f The Ehteagn Tribune.


C0LuM1IuA, Miss, Nov. 15.-I;gction ia ovcr,
md, llku tho Democratic politician, I huyo re.
turned to my little duty. iintl Kreat change
hls conlu over tho people Ut Mississippi and
AlnGanIn. 1iefuro election nl WIS confusion
md II Ircntlcd uncertainty, but tho .nnascs hMvu
necerte.l tho situation phllosophlcally. The
oldest Democrats say with Utmost tours IN thcir
eyes, "Farcwcll 10 Old pemoerncy!" This lust
election tlns taken tho stArch out OF thunl, aud
nlHny aay 't!s all for the heat. Thoy wore riuo
for this stlnKlng .ruhuko II milking n sectional
limo themselves. They nre no longer II sol
Snuth, slnd fiIltr years hence Ii now purity Will
tnku tllU place 0f the once NAMED Delut,cracy.
THEY nr9 nnw tnlklng about whit IL best Tor
t'0tl 70 1n. There nrti 11,,tnr honest 1.ci hero
III thu. South WIN Tlush whci, you
,kNy ttsK11e mlllots md IetHocrAtfo
fraud, fnr they SHY that wns tho
great ez,nso Of their dcfcat, lnnsurprtscd to
ilnd ach tnuts, III herutofure many unly spoke
or tho NDrth lls il ulnsa Ut ll11IluxoKs. Tr.ltlo
opens up spleuIl.'!y, at,tl for four years tho
eunth ~ wgll MS :l,o North Wilt hayn roIlspn 10
bu prt'Id Ut uurl!clu md tho grand HoruhlIcan
purity. 4 COMMERCIAL. TitAVELEis.
, 1880-11-19
ALLEGED SECRETS.

Il Democratic Reporter Tint knGwR
nil About Sherman, I.t>trr, nni tsnr-
ttelh-pctilnts% 1t Ii All Esnlticratna1t.
Sreetti Dt,trtfth tn Etnttnnatt Enquirer.
CntuMnUa. T.. Env. lB.-'rliu following inpnr.
tnnt Interview Is with n wcIl-knowii Republican.
wl,o bns Just returned fron thrco tlnys' visit
tu 1nrfteit:
"sau have boon snonlne ,'ay or two With
tile l'rc*I,icnt-elcct underestimate
"wetl. emit say tbat i,.lvD t,cen spending
my t,nu with hint; but have sccn and tnlksi
With him several times, nni fur II considerable
ierod cach tItnr, sI,lc1 Friday laat."
"Dacs ho tako any Interest In tho Senatorial
contcstf'
"Ige ocs. mid very properly. lilo will mt
intcrfcrc however. with my nf tho cantii-
'lntcs, e!ttlcr for nr nEainst. lilo desires tho
election Of Gov. Fesscr, md his wish o,tHht
to to respected hy tho Legislature. Moro
than that, It will no respected when tho
time cpnlrs. John shcruan Is II Routl md II
srent man. but he ts 1,atnow In statn ot trim.
titnn hetwtTn nhkng Mr,t ainrflIng history.
rcrlasl If lis wonderful career, The whtsprr t'f
ucn: uarsie! wilt 10 hear,l further shtn Tho
l., telling lhe Olo i.egtsiaturu who 0,ght to l,u
tho ariatorlhi lcnicr of tha ilew A,lnltnIstf1l-
t,o Snern' :, hss the "ca s""sreno
be!%ec 'at!s !srs '"F a IL a"S p"'a'' of'"S
ye. sese% i" "tS aet S Ssleses TIL @ asr
!inl s9ld n!tn put ut Ghtraxo and that ues. Eos
Ter helped to hnt. This ic,s t1ts bcrn growtng
| tinn. Shcrtnn,, neyur hat! the ptust nj chaico
to he nominated. md u wits realIy m net nf
Ftami by tha. IusriSc,i tccio when thc whulo
ss;s s "rsa sad Sev n, ro'f5 sd IT, S;Ss
;!,sy sto',a Sy shesn!a'' :ssyona ;ae thl5i
ti0 stnnnei,c flint auycti them fron tho inscr-
, 1880-11-19

UStTEp STATES CIHcutr c0uHr-CONFEasfoN
~. 81. Flnwrr. Assignee OF the German National
link. Y. llnrnny q. Canl1ic!t. $lt,E.1.h0.
SUPERIOR oTnr-ct,HrEsstoHs-1;. F. rulst-
fer u n " John lInssucx, .r., and William 1las-
SICK, $iS,Gts3.1J,
Jul,0E SMITil-John MacDinINa "a, Chicngo,
lfnck fsand l. l'ncltlc 1thi1rtEld CompnNy, vor-
tlll W. Nntionn! Hardware Cul,wIny fEal.--l.
u. Armour II nj. VI. Samuel Kicker, Fill
stnuI Eirh.ners ct III. W. Christian Detten-
hnna1r. $..,2l;l.Ei.
Ctt.CUlT Ctlr1rT-JupnE 1touKns-John
steplrns for tic tise Of Charlr Io1tson VI.
r@t9r l4 Anc9,'lst md .ioln 4: Lnnnx, verdict
1hD,nns ". Gray, md lntr[cls Dwycr, verdict
SlNJ AfM1 fnutluu Tor f1t.w trul.
JUnuE M0IAN-C. W. uIntherwlck w. Wulter
L. PRICE, SGD.:t.
, 1880-11-19

UNITED N'T4NFEa {'0URFN.
j.. N. lllrtsnll mil II. T.. Moslrr lsrxan suit
yesterday IL rrsfoeer 81, ,G]u M Simon Asher md
Frederick saHHr.
William a. Porter. trustcc. flied Il hin nRninst
Thonins t'ann. Mnry \. hmm. ". II. jenkins,
Assi1ticr, .1uhn Jaf,nsu,,, IT., Hnlcnn slel)una,
nlttl .lnI,r tier. II frccIs.s n,rtsMEa f,r *ls4D
m dHs ~ u. int ~. all ln lll.sck II, IN thu KtIt,-
slvisinn ny tho frustss .f lu tttnnls 4 Miclii.
Enn thIlnl If the y. 4: J.. nT src. II, 10, IL ni
a,tatter ngaIii<l Henry Il. nnd Mhry Il. Under.
Wntnt 10 TurrHltpSH H,tsrfxsge Eur Nt on i.nt
lE, Illock i, tr Vernon lark Addition to Ehttngo
, 1880-11-19

III The Editor Of The Chie.ao Iftt,.ns.
CII1cAND. Nov. lS.-IM your tsstip Of tho 10th
a1,tl str Porter sl5.. Then. hitter sILilmcrn,iny
tho l.ctnocr.ltIr anl Republican Hans. y''., M y
this SHOWS tim. Gurtth rteeiva't larErr vote
Though hD Kat Ea5 tfsx ttian WIS rrcc,yesl by Mr..
Porter. A,H to understand from this TINT Nr.
than Mr. FurtcrB III Outubpr? u. ltHWSux.
no. Porter run ahead Ut tho rest Of tho StAtc
1ickrk1
, 1880-11-19

clear, ac. ncnn tu1I: nhnnlt.crr sc: clear rib. afo
crar, II. lisns-suSar-curett. qnct but hrn'; can.
WHisKY-4trnlr; Western rrctlftcd. q i.nsal.fn.
aHorEniEs tnfrc 1niet: Ri, t1rsncs. nf,lrnrT tn
rrtrin. 4sft4aC. eHNt rrtsn and rtn:
sGot e.n,n@n * atc; tne +, iuy !sir, sitMGs*c;
MnInssrs irrnenlnr aaxc: centrifugal, alA
scs tnlr a1tf4s, prime ~ thntra NJ. Rico htmcrf
1.finfstttha, ttfs!inhfy tis e1Hice, tk4$tc.
NRAN-Firin; held 1t 4t.1N.
, 1880-11-19
MAlL-CARRDERS.

Spttfdi Dtspateh to Thu G7.teaeo Tribune,
1SntANArOt.Is Nov. 18.-Tho nntl- cnrrcrs OF
tho Unitcsl Statea, who hnyo been in convention
AEsc.nbcd sncM ycstartlny morning, elected tho
following officers this afternoon: 1resilbnt,
WIlam McFadlcn, 1t. FOULS: Vlcc-prcstdunt
syii.iam i. Wild, l,rtmkyn;- Secretary, Monsch.
Eprt Wayne: Trpnstiror. J. i. Nnsil, Louisville;
l!s. j. q. Smith, Ch!engo, and s1oses Church,
Worcester. M4As. The Assoc'atso., returned
tho third Tucstlay In November, 1881.
, 1880-11-19
1sHAIJ~3IGhHy 1T Z &C
NDTTEis-l;ncftaslgei.
Er0A-uncfiatlec.l.
HItI4W.AIJKEE.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. tS.-Fi.nt'It-t}nct but steady.
GhAtS-Wheat firm; opened ~ hIa,rr, ctnset
firm; No. hard. si.a; M. Milwaukee. tItH; M.
d". ft@: November. st}s; 1cctubcr. <ls!Js Jnnt,.
arr. s1lr5&; M. atiiwnnkrt. FJc; M. 4, E'c: 70.
tccictl, nominal. turn quiet but sttunE No. :: F.sc.
Outs anlct hut stTnnE; NJ Mt a!vg Kyo stranger;
No. A;c. Enrtoy excited and higher; No. sptns,
cash, a*1c, December. size. -
1sNUttxfn<S- ArnIy. Moss nOrk At 2la2S for ot,1t
sihu for now, tii0 for january. cash ind
November. -.
Enthusiastically nt $l4I2t.M
FMEiHi1TS-Nhc,t Il, l!uIyn1c ti1{c,
ukcEtrFs-FlouE, I:,uG brla: wlisNt+ GW0 tu, onts,
MtsH In.
,:it!IaESrs-Whcnt1 1m hu; corn. a,u00 bu, oats,
, 1880-11-19

II The Editor Of 5nt Chicago JT1bNf,
CHICAGO, Nov. la.-pleusb stato tho por.lja-
tton Of tho four lRrgrst cities In the Union:
IL. +. 3.
Philadelphia t1aB not been officially reported
got, but Its population has bcpn senI- officially
reported ut 8i7,Sis. The other three cities nro
officially returned by tho Census Hurcnu US fol-
lows:
4SuW
philadelphia tIlnul11cfap. ap........,.... Hi7.5i.3
lIrouky yn MG t&l
ChiGago... ......-............... t3OjI
, 1880-11-19

Etntcs. There will probably no II heavy frost In
thu sugar district when the weather clears.
At t:4s thts .murt,tny New urlcmns was tetc-
REnuI,rt NJ Gnl1nws;
"The weather Will probably t,n clear fortnight.
tc,t,ltcrutlir., ut nng' Cl.y. kns., ut midnight
ttex. below x.'rr. which IA II deg. btiDw mean.
Thu cold Wnyc II moving Rolith.''
, 1880-11-19

Mr.. ~. Sauar, Of Medina, No., says: l
value tne l!anlnnrx Drops very highly, for
they curt.l nlu Ut liver dtscasr, With which
liatl suffered for sesell years. hut spent q
Ertt't te,I! OF money, md tho tluctors saitl
drrful qualities Ut Hamburg Drops, usett tic
article, aud an now far healthier tlaul | ever
Nus.
, 1880-11-19

cLEyELASDt o., Suv. lB-rkrnoLEuM--Flsm
standard vhlta, ITO tcat ii3lo,
.FiTTsHuHn. 1sa, f,tv. l3.-fkTHNLEHM-QuIet;
o nsked BY EGH1ets; nutaids lots ubialnHu!u ut lV
, 1880-11-19

NEW IUNK, Nov. 1A.-tbuerat market quiet and
ateahJ; cotton gUods n1Vsng freely nm ncculnt uf
f0rmsF uners. and pttcns irtuIy mnin.aInrh by
hauntkl hns!0Ey sluggish. but untprwcnr III far do.
,slLld HuTltIk SA*Hn FAer rilTB nrtfp; fam
ulh and llnDks!s III steady demand and nrul; Kinx-
hnHg lGHd upwnr1.
, 1880-11-19
1fTJ1st*Af,ft.

DUrFAL0, N.Y.. Nov. E.-tiltAtS--Nhcat NEGLECTED;
nntnlna+ Cnrn hrln md hlsiufi sa!ea t0,LtU bu Mt
6e,{c. uthyr Rran innctyo. -
EAHAL FHEiUilIa-unelanxed; few hoAts Ionh-
Ing. SbMH ffuHl tho lu Ut tito canAl On Tho whole
satisfactory.
, 1880-11-19

ST. 1.oCia. Mo-. Nnv. observation-disclosures.
o1AlH-wheat actIro, clnsea hIslter, M. , red.
$tMxa1nGf cash, &lh Nnvcn,fer; &i.n.{es1 .1k Ile-
ccsnbsr, $11n4e1* JnnUaryf tL1lllAiladaltl.S Feb
rNnry, No. d" s1t1ket lul1. No. 10. H,,ittkkc.
Cnrn bctcrs @tAs cHs1 UAss higher at 31aa1&c rnsl
f'kc llsccnlicrs for tho ycar. ltye advanced 10
Se. bnrl0y f1rsn ut At.ic&&l.13.
JEAN-Stonuy NJ 4l4c.
NDTrEK--l;nchangei.
EHGA-unchanec.l.
tyHIsKy-Slent!y nj f1.tO.
!'Mpy!AttlSS-i'1rk. .Iuse dolufs $l11s bid rash,
s!hM3 Suvs!nhee: sta& l'eccinhar. Lard stGndy nj
ktlh Dry salt meats 1nwrr ut $ilH la th sfHtU flu
@?:!0. ltncnn nni1 atss unchnn9cih '',''''@'
HEcEtt'rs-FIsr. 1tlN l,rs; whuat. M,fEH hn. corr.
di hut Dntt s1h hui rtr. 4nH hu, barey. Aufs hil.
snttMkSIs.atn! 1?mD t,r!s; wient BtlJ hu corn,
b+ulb hut oAts AAQ tu: rye 1ioHs; hurley. tlUnH.
, 1880-11-19
Heating tho street.ItaiisHays-Cur
Little Coaches Tlsut Aro to Garry pas-
kepkcfx III HhEluutlRAtA.

--------- - 13TW EJyk SHM. = =.
PHILApEt.r1ttA. Nov. lJ.-rhe strect.rpilwAy
companies hasu betn heatun ~ court decision
rendered tnis at!sr!lot,; nlld to"tunFrGx Tfs.
under the titu ot thg llcrdiu Pes1onal ErnnApnr
tati0n Company. Vhirty-f0ur coaches wifi 60
starlul In Tho morning in Hruad aud Market
aiTeei4. np4 u iQQA III i1H fpftQCY Gan lNrn lhpN
, 1880-11-19

Tho following prrsnne werc ln,ni insane and
raHpcs<: t<Aly .Ihu%katsky, l'eliEh Anderson,
Mhrtn lItQrk. WtttH.n Stn,tIst,n.
, 1880-11-19
PHILADELPHIA,

FHILADELrlttA, kov. 1a-FLOuA-StronRet, Min.
sofa, clear melsum. 4iuGit75i straight FiI!1daA:o,
other grades unchanged. tye steaJy At ka3is aas1
GHAlS-WliuRt-Dcmhud actlyuj reelected, uo;,ot,
ttG4 NJ. rcd, elevator, tIlo]fi NJ. Fud, Aurem.
tet. ti,v It'd. tl1!s4 nakud, Deoomber. sllsN bid
AO4 asted January. ti.% bid HEN asked; Fehru-
nsy, t!sl bdt tlsA nskcd. corn hE1pf n#w Wostsr,,
mixed. IN lrack, sc, .all tutxst, Noyeu,ber, 1So
olt. dJo aaau'! december, s7!to bid, 31Ao askodI
January, ring lid, t;3c ssksA, February, b,u bId tn
Ns3 o.. :el.aA aci Rejected and n.l1oI 3,t9tsyDi.
tHuy!stuhs-SteatY. i!1et-siess, fl3tu. Aless pork
xlu ~~'''3f FSse''a
Hi"TEl-ActiYe and Il run: creamery qxk.a :s3c; d.
Sooa y eh,iee 1t4:r A9M foTk e!ata aud li1adfId
4eIvG. axtTa. xk1a!c; dN. gUud u clluce, l68Gtc
EGGs-5tstcB aad Manaul nt 11ts44c.
1t4l!c. - ~ '" s-~-'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
"Mtakf-- t1rW al {i,ii,
llErEll<Ts-F.ouI. It'll brlat wheat, son pu, corr,
s4lPAESTs-WAeat, 4lWQ hui cl1n, IL 20 bu.
, 1880-11-19

WlMclaeKtcr'1 I9ypnptaosp1a1tca
will cure consumption, coughs, wcnk l11npa,
bronchitis, nsd general debility. Established
tWCnty-one ycilT,
, 1880-11-19

DETROIT, Nov. la-F,uul-steniiy.
GuAIS-Hheat urIa; M. twh!te, tt.0s}k; November,
sf}s Il1ecnshcr. *lU'@; Jnnuary, fi77{, Fubrunry,
tks{, NJ. rid. Flts{ M, white, {l0l; feeplpts
.aitN 1us sh!pnaAts, J1.tH bu.
, 1880-11-19
PEORIA,

rEonIA, ILL.,. Nov. A-t;1tAiS-Corn firm, high
mixed. 4?ds.a4c; mlxrd. A3f@E'c. Onts nrm, No. 2
whi&o ;fr taEHc. tyu lnnclivc but t!Fn at atSs{c.
1tIGHwtSEA-btcaHsn NJ st.IA
kHEIlrTa-W lent ~. hn carn. ~, 100 bu; oats H..
@0l ~; rye. s,1at htt: hurley. t.hN Iii.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., I'LL bI; cur.f, lG10 bu, oats,
2t,S7J but rJU, ;tH BIT,
, 1880-11-19

NEW OnLEANs Nov. IS--tuTruN-t11muf, with q
goui lelAtld; ml1dIlng, l1Jlcs low rtiiItG, lUfu,
H'na ordinary. pHc Nh rueapts, u05lI Aro4s, 11Jls;
aalus. 3.sSA; StoGk. -. ISL.
, 1880-11-19

1ivorcn tn CiMrn =. IfNwkins frt,n ElInh ilnw.
hins IN tho Ernl,rl Ut cruelty tacacrtion. md
adultery.
.1t!,lHr llnrnttm tlnttr1 t,,c matrimonial knot
binding TRY tn t.. Ilnllry md starIn Elizabeth
!lhflHy tnsuthoF, OIL account Ut tho lAtturh adNl-
terry.