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TERRIBLE WORK.
The Vengeance Of O Husband at
MOberly, MissOuri-A Rapist
Taken from q Sheriff. and Shot
In Death.

~ DCnths
ST. Louis, July ga Post dispatch
special from Moberly, Mo, says that an
armed mob Of about one hundred men
from adjoining counties came into town
this morning. and as Sheriff Matilock
was takingJ. G. Carlew into the court.
house to be tried for committing a rape
on the person OF Mrs. Crump, at Q hotel
in this city, last March, opened fire Oh
him. Carlew ran into the court room,
followed by three Of tho mob who
shot again. lie then escaped
to the street and fell but quickly
reeained his feet and received another
shot. He then ran through dry goods
store, closely followed by his slayers, out
into an alley and again into tn. street.
He then made his way up stairs over
q saloon, with sis pursuers at his heels.
Here he found himself cornsred. The
ht sbsnd OF the outraged woman, the
man who did the most shooting, then
fired five more shots into the body Of
the poor wretch and one into his fore
head. Carlew died in ten minutes. In
tense excitement prevailed while these
violent proceedings were in progress,
and the officers OF the law seemed par.
alyzed, as they made no effort to stop
the butchery.
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Before the result was announced the
changes began for Butcher, aud finally
other names were Withdrawn, and
Butcher was nominated by acclamation.
Speeches were made by Butcher,
Marshall and others, and great good
humor and enthusiasm prevailed.
Returning Thanka
Sehon, OF Mason, offered q resolution
returning thanks to the people Of Mar
tinsburg for their hospitality, which was
unanimously adopted.
Electors ct Large.
The Chair declared the next order OF
business to be the selection oftwo State
electors at large.
Mofett, OF Pocahontas, moved to elect
Hon. w. l.. Wilson, OF Jefferson, and
Hon. f. G. Cracraft, OF Ohio. by accla-
nation. Newman, Of Wetzel, got the
floor and attempted to spssk, but the
Convention rose and cheered MoHett's 9
proposition, and would hear nothing
more. Newman persisted, when the
throng grouped their flags.
Raised Craoraft and Wilson on their
Shoulders,
and carried them to the platform, where
they were declared elected with tnun.
deriny applause.
With three rousing cheers for the
National and State ticket, the Conven-
ton at 1890 o'clock adjourned sine die.
The scene at this point batfl ,s descrip.
ton. The county flags were taken up
and carried about in procession. while
men cheered themselves hoarse. 1t was
sometime before the hall was cleared and
the delegates settled in the town. Spec.
ial trains carried them home, both east
and west, at 2:30 o'clock and its normal
quiet settled upon Martinsburg.
Meeting Of tho Executive Committee.
Immediately after the adjournment
the new Executive Committee met, but
transacted no business A full member
ship was present and the committee ad-
journed to meet at Parkersburg on Aug
ust 18th. In the meant me the old Off.
GERS will transact any necessary business.
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TURKEY.
Military Preparations Continue.

LONDON. July "a Constantinople
dispatch says. Whatever the Sultan's
real intentions are he is continuing the
military preparations. and efforts are
making TO obtain . small advance from
Gaiata bankers on the security OF the
next years ,ithes. As the beys Oppose
the annexation Of Turkish territory TO
Greece, for fear Of losing their proper.
ties, the British Ambassador and some
Of his colleagues, hsve proposed to the
Porto that il no resistance Is made the
powers will giveeficious guarantees that
all landed and movable property Of the
Nlssulman shall b respected.
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The Uto Commtssion.

los PrSos, Col, July 27.-The com.
missioners held council yesterday, and
the Indians still decline 10 sign the
treaty in its present form. Objections
we're raised at the last meeting 70 their
removal TO the junction Of Gnnnispn
and Grand rives on account Of the poor
soil in that locality. An opportunity
was offered for the chiefs aud head men
10 come forward and sig, the treaty, but
not single Indian accepted the invita-.
ton. The commission will brook no
further delay and have given the Ctes
until tomorrow TO decide what course
they will pursue.
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DisGrsc sful Outrage

ATLANTA, Ga July 29-Last night .
party Of fifteen disguised men. tssn'y
miles from Atlanta. went TO the home OF
Joseph Thompson, coIored. dragged him
ont, beat him and his wife fesrfully,
fatally shot his son. and killed his dsush.
ter. There is great Indignation prevail.
ing throughout the county and citizens
meeting at Jonesboro denounced the
killing and offered $500 reward for the
murderers. -Four arrests have been
made. Thompson says he recognized
a. the leader OF the gang John Gray,
whom he recently proeecuted and had
convicted for assault and battery.
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RAILROAD Boxpa-The feature Vas an
advance in Lake Erie and westsrn In.
comes. These sold yesterday at 6it,
opened n day at IS. and sold rapidly up
to 69i. Texas Pacific incomes advanced
10 ~. Kansas Pacific 6rsts continued
active and strong aud rose to 96l. Den.
yer and Rio Grrnde issues were hrm at
lot for 6rst and 9St for consols. Iron
Mountain seconds advanced 70 l03. Kan.
sas City and Northern frsts TO 9'i. and
Ksokuk and ID. NJ. 6rsts to %, Ind, B.
and Western incomes. which was the
last, sold at 50a month ago. fell OF this
afternoon to Is.
SrArs BoN Ds-Dull.
SroCKs-The market opened hrm,
aud in early dealings pricrs rose tfsl
per cent.-ths latter New Jersey Gen.
trail. Subsequently there was q reac.
ton OF t(ai per cent, but during the
afternoon specul ,tion became strong
aud under the leadership of Grangsr
and Coal shares an improvement oi 10
q per cent. from the lowest point was
recorded, the latter in North western.
In late dealings there Was Q reaction OF
t(ai per cent. in the general list. and .
,"olin" "f > per cent. In Nashville and
Chattanooga.
lur .....sActions on the stock Ey.
change aggregated 2l2.0O shares, ot
which 1000 were Delaware, I-acka-
wanna and western. 1000 Denver and
Rio Grande, $4,000 Ere, 1900 Iron
Mountain, 5000 Illinois Central, 1000
KANSAS and Texas, 5000 Lake Shore.
1000 Lake Erie and Western. 2 500
Michigan Central. 1900 North hwest~rn,
1000 Nashville and Chattanooga. 2S,0O0
y. Y. Central. 5000 Northern and Pa.
ci6c. 1000 OhiOs, 6.0O0 Pacific Mail,
5000 81. Paul. 5,OOO 81 Paul and
Omaha, 400 Union Pacific, $500 Wa.
hash Pacific. and ! 300 ". u Tslrgranh.
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A Fool Opco Moro.

For ten years my vile was con6ned 70
her bed with such . complication Of oil.
ments that no doctor could tell what was
the matter or cure her, and I used up .
small fortune 10 bnmbug stuf. Six
months ago / saw Q U. 8. 6ae with Hop
Bitter on it. and ! thought ] would Be
Q fool once more. I tried it. bat my
follv proved TO be wisdom. Two bottles
cured her, she 10 nou % sell and stroos
- anv mans wife, and II cost me only
two do,IarA such folly payA-H ",
Daroik AcA.
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Prospects Tor Abundant Harvssts.

DusLIS, JULY "a correspondent
saws the improved condition OF the coun.
trs and the prospects Of an abundant
harvest has caused the relief committees
70 prepare to dissolve. There 10 little
doubt. he saws, that the money on hand
will be enough to meet oil pressing de-
mandS
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Rsttsrstss His etassmsnt.

Bosrox. July 29.-The Captain Of the
schooner Eanice r. Newcomb reitsrates
the staiement made when he wss in
Boston on his last trip, concerning the
firing upon him by aSpanish var YES.
sel, and 10 positive that when the afsir
happened he vas ten miles from tie
Cuban shore.
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IRELAH D.

Sorrow and CONSERVATION In Dublin.
DuBLIN, July 29.-The news OF the dis
aster in Afghanistan has caused the
deepest sorrow and consternation hero.
So profound an impression has not been
produced on the public mind since the
first battle OF the Crimea.
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AnA NIH0R.
Earthousks n amyruA

SMYRNA, July ga severe shock OF
earthquake occurred here to-day. The
walls Of the telegraph Office were split
and several houses are reported down
here and st Barnoya.
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THE RECORD.

how the Various Counties Voted on the
9overnorship.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
MARIINsBURG, w. Va, July %.
The detailed vote OF each county for
Governor before any changes were made
ia as follows:
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anov on Nount Washinston.

BosroS, July IA dispatch from
Mount Washington says snow began
falling on the summit there Q little b.
lore noon To- day and ssntiAssd nest ei
the time till 2 o'slesk.
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AUSTRIA.
Tho PoXS

The Powers Win Insist
VIENNA. July 2a.-The powers arc de-
termined 10 carry out to the last ex.
tremity the decisions Of the Berlin Con-
ference.
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Aads Unanimoua


As with the others the result was ap-
parent before the conclusion OF the bat.
lot and counties began changing to
Green.
When the result was announced the
name OF Woods was Withdrawn and the
nomination Of Green made unanimous.
|. Mr.. Woods was in the hall and he Was
Immediately called to the platform, he
delivering q ringing Democratic speech,
in which he sunk all individuality in the
good OF the cause, and pledged himself
to the service OF the ticket.
Then came nominations for the Once
Superintendent Of eohoola
Judge Morrow, OF Marion, presented
the name of B L. Butcher, Of Randolph.
His speech was quite short but to the
point. ,
Thos H. Dennis. OF Greenbrier, named
]. ID. Baines, of Kanawha.
]. E. Pennybacker, OF Pendleton,
named James w. johnson, OF Pendie-
ton.
Senator Newman, Of Marshall, nomi-
nstsd T. W. Nsrshall, Of 6ilDer.
Z. g. Cracraft, Of Ohio. presented the
name Of Rev. W. J. Heagh, ii Brooke.
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A French sculptor claims 70 have dis-
covered that csilaloid Il admirably
adapted for stsrossypins.
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YHOUUCk
BalumoN.

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, July 20.-Flour- Hasier:
bnt without change; high grades 2Sc
of. Western higher and quiet;
closing easier: No. 2 western winter
rel, spot and seller July 81 i0t0Si u;
seller August 81 O7inIi OF: seller Sep.
tember 81 OsIai 0si: seller October
81 09CSl O9i. Corn Western easier
and dull; western mixed. spot and s-l.
Ter July 46fS47c; seller August 47l9
Fic: seller september 4stt 4stc; steam.
er 45Ic. Oats-Hisher and 8rm; west.
ern mixed 4OiCat?Ic. Rys-Nominsl
at 72c. Hay-Unchanged. Buttsr--
Firm: prime 10 choice western packed
lS(12s. Esr-Pirm at l2c. Petrols-
nm-Dull and unchanged Cod~e-
Firm; Rio caryoes. ordinary TO choice.
I3a,Sc. snvsv- Firm: 4 soft lOic.
whisky-Dull at 81 lol9ill.
ohiosso.
CaIcAao, July 20. -Flour-Quiet anf
Arm. wheat-Cnsettlesi and lower; No.
2 red winter % s93ic; No. 2 Cbhago
spring sDc cash: S'ct seller August;
s6lc sell-r September; No. ) 79tSsgc;
.iected 59taG5c. Corn-DemaRd &C.
tive and prices have advanced TO 35ic
csh; a5ic seller August; 35ic asked
seller September and Octob~r. Osts-
Active, firm snd higher at 2ilc cash:
22ic seller August snd September.
Rye and Barley Steady and unchaDg.
ed. Pork-U nseitlei, but generally
lower at tl4 0OtSi5 90 cash: SIS 90 bid
seller July and August; SIS 55 s~llsr
September Lard strong snd higher
at 81 27i67 30 cash and seller August;
81 2, bill seller September. Bolk Meals
Strong and higher; shoulders ~ 10;
short rib 81 20: shovt clear ~ Is.
whisky-stesdy and unchanged at 81 o..
Tosseo.
ToLspo. Jnly %. - wheat Weak;
No. 3 white Wabash 83c; No. ] white
Michigan, old, 81 05; amber Michirss
9olc: NO. 2 red Wabash spot @te; ssl.
Ter July oslo; seller August 98ic: eel.
ler Sepiemt,sr g1tc; seller Ortober o0Ie;
No. 8 red Wabash 92tc; rejected e0lc;
No. 2 amber Illinois 81 o.: No. : red
mixed sSc. COru--stesdy; high mixed
4Oic; No. 2 spot and seller July 1c; ssl.
Ter August Sole: rrjettei -. 0s1D-
Steady; No. = ?7c; old 30tc.
CtscIsuArI. July 29-Cottoo-Firm
at lie. FIouF-EAsieS, bat not quotablv
lover. Wbest-Inscfive sad light do.
msnd; No. 2 amber 8s(192s; No. 2 rcd
winter 901otc Cosn-Qatsf; No. :
mixed 40c. Oats Stesdy; No. 3 pdxed
3aa33c. Rve-Dull snd lever; No. 3
7iCs71e. Bariey-stesdy; primo fsll
sample Sc. Post-strons st ~ 70.
Lard-Pirmes st g. 2D. Bulk Nests-
Stronger at 8 0197 50. Buttss-Quiet
snd unchanged. whisty-stssdy st
81 on.
PrnsCsas, July %. -Petyo,euD-
Fairly sctivs; crude irregular st 81 lei
at Psrkers Tor sbirment; redoed etc
los Philadelphis delivery.
uo HoDa
Lozpos, July 19.-Tbs Povts's ssp,y
| 70 The colIsctivs note Of The povWS .
deieFsatisl IN tnee. bot s9osds soepsoed
for bops thss Turkey will aecsse - -
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FINS.

The Scenes Attending the Closing
Session Of the Democratic
State Convention At
Martinshurp.
The Enthusiasm Manifested BY
the Dsleg ates from the Be-
ginning Continues and
lncre lses,
And Finally eliminates In q Dem
onstration Which Threatens
to Take the Roof or
the House.
A Ticket which Calls Forth the
Hearty Approval Of the
Democratic Masses
Everywhere.
The Party Throughout the State
Compact, Harmonious. and
Confident Of Coming
Victory.
Hon. C. C. Watts, Of Kanawha
County, Falls Heir to the
Attorney -Goneral-
ship.
8. L. Butcher, Of Randolph
County, ths Coming Super
intendent Of Free
Schools,
And Thomas C. Green, Of Jetfer-
son, to Be Returned to
the Supreme
Bench.
E. G. cracraft, Of Ohio, and N.
L wilson, Of Jefferson,
Chosen az Electors
at Large,
And the Convention Adjourns Sine
Die, Amid Scenes Of Great
Excitement.
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Lozpos, July f9.-Tbs Povts's ssp,y
70 The colIsetivs note Of The povWs 3
dsiessstisl IN tnee, bot s9oeds DoOooe1
Tor bops thst Turkey Will aecsse - -
sisiooS q the bssiis eeo6oeooeA .s<g
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Prnsusas, July %. -PetToleuD-
Fairly sctivs; crude irregular st 81 lG
at Psrkefs Tor sbipment; redoed etc
los Philsdelphis delivery.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2te 2i-2 Pr csat-6sv.
srAmsats Quist-Flesr Quiet aad
fim-Wheat lowsr-
Hogs Dull


Nsw Yoak, July 9.-Moxsv-EAsy
at 20ei per cent Primo mercantile
paper siS4i per cent Sterling ex.
change, bankers' bills hrm at +s2i;
demand at &S4i.
SiLvER-At London 6e 1916 pence;
bar silver hero list: subsidiary sivee
coin tSl per cent. discount
GovEaxnRxm-Quiet.
, 1880-11-18

The Butter Tcst of Jersey Cow Eurotns,
1,.l5ls


The Butter Tckt 0f Jersey Cow Eurotns,
o.l5I.
r., 80 U.-at,,
The sohsofa test OIL this frmarkaoie ontter
COW, which litla hecn In progress for nearly Il
yenr nt tho farm, of her owner str a, Il. I}arl,u,
nrnr nnmsov A. Il. tcr,nIuntc,I WIN nor n,tI[r ~
s.' 49,. ~ ~. IT,. , Win nua N w.
uc.' ~ Nv WHICH t''ie sho nes"H'o ir"o..en"y
Try, and on Nov. she dropped Il cali. It hns
.Iorsu,. nn1 ~ ,v,ttnr stocr In ,,nnrc1 thn+ hnr
tear W." w.. w. .,n .,a m ~ a .u' nut
r!ous one. tho highest tnstatlco heretofore
known being that Of tho cav .Jprsoy Ilpllo Of
Hclt.1nfc, 7w.S owned bv ar. a. q. Ellma. NJ
sst,.'"s ~ .h.s ,.,,,;. ror ,.s',ut - ,'.1..
ocst""te' 'les't ti"'s u"Mc 4H' iuun't' " u"tteF
II year. The accompanying tHble. complied
sh" sitna tno w. rfo G,t. Reht NJ lkrtns,Gn raf
iHtai rossl!t Ior E!rt"s o. ils pounds one ounce
y uuttGt ,t inr tnG SGt: ~ MEMt ;, wta Kept OF
tno .arlM Mnn nttnr t,lli'o uusin8 tnp nrst ton
, 1880-11-18

FHlIAnELr1iiA, NOV. 11.-FLouit-FIm. hnt In
Mndcrntc demand, Western cxtras. -; stinnu-
satn exera, ctenr mot!A for oxinrt. f!N1aU, ropi,
H chco, Riff strnlsht aiUss50; Dhi0, atlnt 6k7il
choice, f&A.ii St. lous. chsco, t625; winter pat
onts M7sft715; Minnesuta patont prncoss, $1lO1Saa
ltyo Aour tul0t Mt tiIiqfatA4
GRAiS-Wheat In acs!vo homand, rcjccod, Rrnln,
Depot $l.0 So- : rcd, N0vcslbef, $IlsM bid, tl.lS4
nAkcds loconcr, II 1875 DID, tl,i nsar..; january,
sl3 bid. t16 nskotl; F1hrunrr. tal bill. *t:huskct.
Corn In fair deHiHd, old yotlun, d0p hcJ Ol Wost-
crn mixed. on trnck hu: new Westesn mxe,t IN
track, s,c stcamns. IN trnck DC, rr!l nxod Nn!an,-
htr. Ikr bid 015n hrktI; Docsnl6nr bio bld. :1l4c
nFkc; I4nstFy, d4a llt a134c nskedt FebFnnty, tNu
hill. 90 ahksl. - - :.
l'itOriAi0SK-Qn Deef-afess, ft.ul Meaa rork,
f,slEs!G:A linlas-smnke,, D:. yl4ci r1eaiad kilc.
lnrd-Prlsi0 stunn, fl7bsAbf}53 kutsI1 &3.Hltdtt3i
Cno!sS Y wn,,teI NJ iHl satesi nsoss dull
.is Mtoi WeEturn it9sDrYU, g3tl2tc.
ftalHH-FlrlnI frGs, EcArcO nj .aee3c
ciEEEsE-DutIi cteuHlorS, lSs 3c fair to good, lia
i'ETiDLErM-Unkottlcd md nominal.
WliIHKf-Elsini I'LL,
40l!U hn. mats. Ht!A1 but Eye. atl hi.
slIIFMENra--WhDAt- Lulu bn.
, 1880-11-18
nntora-Whent+ Hnnu 9r.f corn, +MNti lrs. n xr1rta
" wheat q Frnncu md The Continent during The past
weok, b4nnprB.
NEW YORK.

sprsta4 Dt,potss b ne cs'<aap 7>t.nut.
developed a"s t r"niaonly and S"y"ntly nsain 10.
"s,.n.s s, n q" M IF r"'er in res ,sfs ss to 's,
the latest ovison dealings Inlcntcd .lsht suldlnE
,epotte q X; r., a, i ,ls9tl.s: ees'ns r am
No. =, ,.i' eo.'ns at ss do S"yem s,s
asto' Il Do t'ei: It q III e':tas % '"s IT @
nsket, do !Al,nars It c'oslns nt ttant'
s's.Ssa sso f0 ,1,a. =, .s sa =, a. to ou:y No t
1, ~, W. .rr. u =, III iu4, ~ ..,,,rn,,s, ~
tiiSk TsfS%sS est.ass!inssIl; a.se h,:!nsss =:
II 4" q s!y e nj asS Mpr 'SssrS H. M - q Sx IL
q, s,ntG literal I,d trvent oarr!,g., :psea!!Hn II
S s s$: xii: :i sst s HsPsx xsS I'll
@ NJ Ts 'ss s ssSs g.; fsy
Hi cnissx ,,,s n Il s'aty: I i Hit
ses 81 ss Il
sf;nov,..ex.-A generally firm me,.e. ro,etts, for
n III "E,scr srcrnri ,toa aE otlsrNt,s ,,t s "nin
Ss "s %cs'si ss S;y s:s eysiy ,sy s A. 3s; i Sn
s;xs,a' Whit s%Sa;y n ;*; S!S AID siIep .:Ssh S%t
q, ss ;ss
ston Win s SsS ane a"E a sSr t,am f ~
2ssssss =" s; t$Sl tSSsnty SSSss spa Il sH ss
Mnrs ai e. siie 1,,c,, VIII, .,.. ,o,cd Al m
Go for mrime Ro"" fcq"c''3 VIII" saea ho'ea 'cse'
nns Il nSt M t t"5Y 5 csna eS%a
srs. ~ 4 S , .ass "a
isMts 'oa'"' ''''' '''a"'''R cut '''' ~
ctiiy IN lin ts ~ rrsin ct.nrrnr,s nnxTI, iTl
, 1880-11-18
BALTIMORE.

nALriM11F, Md. Nnv. .t'.--FLUUH-Firm, Western
suVcrs, Ga3f f00; do oxtra, sbotSO0, iau,lIy s5e5s
a2i
GnA1S-Whcat-wessa higher and strong, rcd.
sputnnd November tl.Eg@3lyIi; Dccetnhpr. si!tieb
1.sSlt jnnunry. tl,@E{1lx;k February. tl,c5>4kds4f
Cnrn-Wesern firm, hit NEGLECTED; Western iulxOd
spot MID November, esaSI4e, 1uccmhGr. SIC.
Outs quiet but i!rN, Western white, E4c; do mixed,
4UGaflc. Hye quiet Mt &l.u*3l.U
ltAf-Flrrn, primo 70 cholco Pennsylvania. Slaoo@
e0D rcr ton.
rNovlH1oSs-Firms ncsvo jobb!ng trnaa demand,
h,esa pork. 3lh Ialk snSnts-t+ooan Shoulders. nuna
o1orinu: ctsar rlhs, nono uscsngt do nackud. b1es
H,4c. I!ncnn-Shuutlers fife; c1pnr rlb ejdes Sic
1laiIis. l!stsI!3ac. Inr'i. tluEces Vic.
NM1Gs roll, lStsl4f:. '-s--'
EG0A-Eetrcg Aflu firm at 1c.
FETttUkEt'sI-SuHnnl, rOlllleJ. tgc.
@iJ&N - 1
S,,'s,Ait.ilrhor s, r and strong, Soft p9kc.
FllEttHTA-'iO IAvGrrOO[ nor FtcnCGr uufct. cot.
tat,. !. ivt!4'i. t0,Ir, :stti: urain. nj.
MEEEtT-F!DuF. l.14t brks Whrnt, IG, 1855 but corn,
81 !Mi ims nais. II? hui Fye, |, ~ hu. ,,,
sAtEs-Hheat 'sf.,Nn hit coE1' Si,aO bu.
, 1880-11-18

csn md Tcxns through cattle worn tn light eu,tpv
ntd sold *trsrR Fsnckcfs md fat ntcfrs. cows also
found buyers nt fn1l nEnsGs. 0f medl,.m rnttp too
nny hrp nrrivl',a and, unrts receipts fn oi lowor
rrcns will vory iikoy rruvall. xtrn bccvcs wcre In
tnr eaEa,rt hcmand, and few dtnvcs of tin right
sHrt would hare mot with rtndy fnlo mt prpvtauR
rrtcra A gond mnry common nnh n,cttirnn cntt)o
wsfn loft nVor untoid md tho general market TN
QUOTATIONS.:
Fxtrn tfeevra--f3fnAcd staprr, Weighing i,4D --
~ and nrwnr,':. so3Gco
steer. weiui,!nR ah q i.HD s.....,....,.. 47aAM
TN i1H g lt &zsa4so
Ivy l!:9 +. h:N ~. 1a4io
ltntrhNfA stnck--t'nnr ~ c,rlsnnn Atesra Mtd
weipinx Ko g ltr0 2s,als
ia IU nE............... .......,..... ,.,. 7gtaae
.....s..... 2I543lU
bulls. and ScstihHuu stnof3 . ~ "' rkaq 4.
, 1880-11-18
LIVE STOCK.

CAVTLE-uf Tho two the feeling Jpsteti1y Wua
rather easleT. There luas activity In the demand
And, II tho Aupp,y Nas AgAn larae. lUduss dis
lnsed 10 neot tho yews VI bugers. No Important
decline was suffered. howayUF, sales tuak4nR pretty
well up u Tucsdny's prices. lh point Ut quality tho
receipts weEa nu improvement hn those Ut tho Lny
tufur0. Whu there several bunchus Ut smooth,
CIuId 10 gFulad NJ axtFs. snd Hnly two OF thtuu
dfoveB that would AnaNef sO the description ol
choice Tho hest offered fetched u eoasaL Very TOW
weEs good enough 10 command prtceA ablvu ettSA
Nbs tte bUlt csvsspa tho scales below wa Wsst+
, 1880-11-18

1T. lsoU1a. Mo. Nov. H-tLouN-Stcady and un-
chnn3cl.
GMasS-vhcht h5shor, No. rcd. tl,1 Ot3i cnah,
&',uRkVih9t l'ecrn0cr& tlIh}2Nlta january tl.ll{
Gli!M Fubruhsy1 No. lLo. Sld .s, No. ,to, Aj.So.
cbrm iltg.cr +J}tc cas; E1sIt,&o November, i.}{d1
EStc tlecOn,heri |2i9f9c Jntlunryi Efo February;
tito Ra0 MAy. Oats hlR0r nj 31fo casli 3l3{ bid for
Nt'yctuberi a2u nocetnter, lac Mnr+ Ny1 battor ut
t!<c. unrley-atealHm 10 prime at tEs9stc cholco to
fancy ut U>c&1*t.U.
LEAp-Qutet at AHc.
l,uTrEit-StenIyt dairy. a31c
E1GH-1iigh1r nj eiGt.ic.
WNixlY-i.otier nt E.!0.
duh tol Lard fairly active at
@tGAB nry salt meats tnwor ut ~ 44D3t.a $itGGs1.M,
fj.H, *S.lDEfH.!l&t. fA:Hk4H.A :. wv
MEcEllTn-fIour, e,lW Gtls, wtcnt. 4aotn bu, corn,
!1G1u but 0ats, HUI but ryU. n0,lei batuy, 3u6
Gu. ...--.- - 7"'' ''~
AlltrsESrH -ftnur Is, ,DUb brx, whcaL 2tMD bu; coru
l0t.NNbAi oHls @tAO bul EyG. M0n0i 1AEl1Jt noun.
, 1880-11-18

NEW 0RtHASa, l.a.s Nor. l7.-FLuuH-Qui0t but
steay; snppEtIno tL:;rs75t Xxx, tAlaaA7s, xxx, taM
lt5..ii high sIndus. &a1ha4.A
GuAlS-CuEn Bcatea md Hrtnt hold hgher ut Gs2Gsc
Oats GAiSt Mlii weak ut GiGstic
CuHS-HKAL-EaEIurn Ut FIN
ltAy-Stcaslot; ctulco. sxtM
liovislDs$+-l1rkt tlull ntt nominal ut slim Lard
scarro aad 1Irnts tlerce. tA7b3a2s, krg, Hrt Itak
nuAA eahiar1 s'nudptN pncasi, 6e, csoar rib, 13to,
upnr ~. !sncnn Ni shaiillurs, 5No, clear rlh SHct
vAxst. W 3lu5{c, -. = '
M!tlsM,ri.-.SssadEt Wc.tssp racttned. tltf;a!,,o.
nrsmie is.iMtt9lc: hpx.r as!!yu "!'I hrn
t!lma "a cl,ulcn. 53s I7Sc, yullow clarified. 7tt71hr
SihlaAsHs !ff1Anlat culaitl. 1skEs cuntrfuHn1 akA
]ittt;U.
HItAN-ScaFca md Gtrt at slfIatia
, 1880-11-18

CtNEtSSxATr.
CINCINNATI. Nov. v.17.-tarroS.-Enklern nt i0t<c.
Fttt't-stsunR, family. ta0taA..ss funcr. &tDlaa2S
t'AINWhrnt r.n. Nt,.2 nn,t,er, t1.sI. turn rtran9
md higher, IN. mixed. 6I&ct now snsc,l, rnr, Aka
Ate. oats qnlct, Nn.: sstaa. sye ncvc. Hrsn. uni
heisori No lsHa.fc. Der1ry strung, No. ia. NC
tllpr1atDNs--tfrrk i1nli hil tnwrr Mt $Ek2i4 Lard
II fnr dnnlnnd and iahsr At s !ltssls i!alk n,cats
1IacsIn cnsirrt clear rtD, 7,4ct c1t,nt. sac.
Wlllskr-AGsivp mtll Irn NJ &tUA. ,-
MTTEn-f}ntGt Ana ht1thAltEcitt Cl.t,lcO Western
Hescrvc. a1S13os chace 1'ahlrHi Ohio, lGekSc.
, 1880-11-18

NEW YoIK. N0r. 17.-Cotton goods moving stcad-
~ md priccS retAin t'rHu. owltIR to uCnsnt1Iy
light supik tn handf prints 1Atrt: Ftnne RtnpIlanr
III fnir dc nd. but rr*. *tyie< q!ut; EI,r.ns caxs
tntscs md w.tss,l c9atliEs y ,Gdsrnt0 rG1iests
, 1880-11-18

Just as n brooklyn Citizen cHllcd iIs 6-ycar-
old soil Into the housa, tho other dizzy, II pluy-
mate Kayo tho tDy u slap III tho face. uild hg
aaid tho fond fAther, nWhen u I,uy bits You llkp
IhMt, yt!u must always Rtrtka lacG." "O, pApn,
did. bit him yestDrl1y."
, 1880-11-18

CtEvEf.AHn, Nov. .i7.-i'EritoLEuM-Stcady; prices
unchanged; Stnfiiurd wlite. t0 lest. 113ic.
FITTHrIEtt1, fn., Nov. lT.--l'ErN0LKUM-t2uetI
crtItte unsbtcll; certificates tlrnIer mt Wc; rt!ttr
hold at lIe Uy rr1nessj outside luts, I1c, philauu-
nliIa lDVHtY.