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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12
Opposite Bishops corner.
Oakland. Md.

Meeting Of County Commissioners.
The Board of County Commission
sioners met at their Office in the court
House Monday at 2 p. NJ. Present
full Board.
The road Examiners report on the
Bloomington and Back woods road
was confirmed.
w. III. Barnard VIM. Warwick and
John M. Titchnell were appointed
Examiners for road petitioned for by
VIM. Sharpless, said petition being
for a change in the location of the
road leading from Blooming to Will
sons Store.
The Board having examined the
bridge over Buffalo run, built by
e. Myers, and accepted the same.
Joseph King, N. Casteel and Geo.
L. Bosly, were appointed Examiners
on road petition by for j. r. Bishop.
N. Castell Sthephen Brewing and
Henry Beckman were appointed
Examiners on the road beginning at
the east end of Totten's lane, and
running through the property of
George Spiker and others.
The old lumber in the Fike bridge
was sold to Isaac Myers for $36.
The second Tuesday of July was
fixed to hear any reason or cause why
a change should not be made in the
Grantsvi!le road in district No. 6. as
petitioned for.
In the report of Peddicord &
Combs to the County Commissioners
of Garrett county, filed April 8, 1880,
they used the following language !:
"Of the amount deposited in 1879, to
wit: So, 49S.73, we can find vouchers
for only S7,123.02, whilst there are
no vouchers for the balance of 81 ,374.-
III. We presume of course that it has
been correctly expended, but the
books and vouchers in this office do
not show when, how or for what pur-
pose" Mr. e. G. TilsOn has just pres
sented and filed with the Commits
sioners the vouchers, showing how
the said sum of 81 ,374.7l had been
/ expended. Tn ese vouchers balance
Mr.. Tison's bank account on account
of the county.
f. A. THAYER,
Clerk Co. CONS.
The Board will be in session all
week. We will give the remainder
ofthe proceedings and the levy list
next week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12

Notice is hereby given, that the UNDER
signed will make application to the County
Commissioners, at their next meeting after
thirty days from the first publication of this
notice. for the erection of a bridge across Sand
Run, in district No. 8, on road known as the
Mason Location, leading from the Captain
Woods farm to the West Virginia line, near
Fairfax Stone Also for the erection of q
bridge across Laurel Run on the same road.
GEO. L. MOSSER,
MARION MCKINNEY,
6l25 JOHN BLAMBLE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12
Election of Delegates.

Inc following delegates have been
erected to represent the Mt. Zion
sunday School in the Sunday School
convention, to be held at Grants
vile, commencing June 18th instant: :
Delegates-Rev. John j. ,Michaels,
andrew j. Moore, Francis Graham,
Luther Anderson, Miss Eta Lay
mas, Miss Fannie Anderson, Miss
Il. Graham. Alternates-Ge 60. w.
biccher. John Anderson, Norman
burst, Louis Pope, l.. A. Blocher,
Miss Ella Michaels, Miss Emma
Udrst.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12
LOCAL NEWS.
.BIotters for sale at this Office.

-Blotters for sale at this Office.
"A good tailor can find splendid
opening for business in Oakland.
Miss Jennie McAndrews, of Ac-
cident, is spending the summer in
Oakland.
The crops throughout the county,
with the exception of grass, promises
an average yield.
A. Judson Hayden, of Clarks-
burg, w. Va, was visiting relatives
and friends in Oakland this week.
The Republican flag was thrown
to the breeze Wednesday morning
in Oakland for Garfield, Arthur and
victory.
Mr.. Joseph III. Blackfan. SUPER
intendent oil. Foreign Mails, and wife,
are stopping at Mr.. Thayer's for the
season.
"A valuable Alderny COW, the
property of Hon, p. Hamill, was
killed by No. Express last Monday
light, at the Hotel crossing ia Oak
land.
Miss Katie Townshend and Messys,
FL. Allen Ison and Charles Davis of
Oakland are attending the West
Virginia University Commencement
exercises at Morgantown.
Marie dat Oakland, Mary
land, Monday last, by Rev. John NJ.
DAVIS, Mr.. j. f. Ashby and Miss
Rachel O. Harvey, all of Garrett
county, Md.
We are under obligations to Mr..
j. B. Cassidy, the efficient telegraph
operator at Atamopt, for dispatches
giving the result of the Chicago Con-
vention.
-Died-At the Virginia Mines,
Mineral county, w. Va, Wednes-
day of last week, Mrs. Mandana
Carter, daughterof Mr.. d. j. Beaver,
of Bloomington. this county. De
ceased leaves lusbOnd and four
small children, the youngest but
week old.
A Sunday School war organized
at Harrington Creek, near Oakland,
Sunday last, with the following Off
GERS: Simon Wolf, Superintend
ent and Treasurer Mrs. w. II.
Hall, Assistant Superintendent w.
III. Hall, Secretary.
A sheep grower says: cit is
folly to keep cid sheep. They should
be turned off to the butcher in their
prime. 1t does not take half the
amount to fatten them. When they
get old and thin, in order to put
them in condition for slaughter the
whole structure must be rebuilt.
-Four setJ of lambs are all any eve
should bear. This will bring her to
five years, and this is the age when,
with little extra care, she will
round up to a full carcass. Excep,
tien may be made when the breed is
scarce, and the blood is mere desira-
BILE than anything else.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12

Hon. John A. ]. Creswell, Of Mary.
land, was the Grant candidate for
permanent president of the Chicago
convention, but on a pr sliminary
motion in lhe committee on perma
nent organization it was discovered
that the third .termers could COM
mand only twelve votes so Mr..
Creswell's name was withdrawn and
Senator Hoar was unanimously Sc
lected for permanent chairman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12
Estate of Lsaac Speicher. Deceased.

VNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
L scriber, of Garrett county, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of Garrett county,
in Maryland, Letters Of Testamentary on
the personal estate of
ISAAC SPICHER.
late of Garrett county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the YOU
chers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber on or before the Sth day Of
December next they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my Inland this Sth day OF june,
JOSEPH n. SPIKER.
6l23 Executor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12
The New Council.

The newly elected council, DR.. g..
II. Bartlett, John w. Smith, Thos.
Carr and w. M. Coddington, met on
Monday might and were sworn in by
the burgess. The board organized
by electing King Delawder clerk by
reclamation. p. A. Chisholm was
appointed bailiff at S25 per month,
he agreeing to light street lamps,
do all repairing and putting down
side walks, make allarrests, and keep
the crossings clean and in good re-
pair without extra compensation.
He further agrees to collect corpora
ton taxes at 10 per cent, and give
bond for the faithful performance OF
his duties. The tax rate for the
year 1880 was fixed at rs cents on the
500. Board adjourned TO meet next
Monday to approve tond OF tax coll
ectOr and transact such business as
may come before them.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12
Church Serylces--Sunday.

NJ. E. Church-Preaching at 103
O'Clock A. NJ, by Rev. H. G. San
ford, and at O'Clock P. NJ, by Rev.
b. Ison.
Lutheran Church. -Preaching at
102 O'Clock A. NJ. ty Rev. II. b.
Miller, of Gallon, Ohio.
Memorial Church. Preaching at II
O'Clock A. N. by Rev. Lefevre.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12
Buy None but the Genuine.

The Singer Sewing Machine is
more popular than ever. The Sales
last year We're at the rate of over 400
day for every business day in the
year, an excess over any previous
year of 74,735 machines. The Old
Reliable Singer is the strongest the
simplest and the most durable ma
chine ever constructed. Remember
every real Singer has the cempany's
stamp cost in the stand and on base
of arm. Beware of counterfeits; the
country is full of bogus machines
claiming to be Singers. Machines
sold on easy terms. For genuine
Singer Machine call on or address
l. w. SLoNAKER, Agent.
Oakland, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12

The County Commissioners Of
Washington county have fixed the
rate Of levy for'the present year at
SO cents ON the 500, reduction of 2
cents from the rate last year, which
was 5 cents lower than the rate OF
the year previous.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice of Distribution.

The final distribution on the personal prop
erty of the estate of Holmes N. Wiley, deceas-
ed, has been declared by the Orphans Court Of
Garrett county, Md. All persons holding
claims against said Estate are hereby notified
to present the same, properly authenticated,
on or before Saturday. July Sd, A. D. 1880, pay
able at the office of William Hinebaugh, in
the town of Accidnet, Md.
THOMAS WILEY,
6I24 Administrator.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
will make application to the County Com
missioners ut their next meeting after thirty
DAYS from the first publication of this notice,
Tor the repairing of the bridge across the
North Branch of the Potomac river at Kitz-
Il. KITZAfILLER,
JOHN II. RAFTER,
DANIEL WILSON.
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Clerk Co. COINS.

The Board will be in session all
week. We will give the remainder
ofthe proceedings and the levy list
next week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12
BRIDGE NOTICE.

6 1874
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10 $
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

90 private terms SsTs TO 70 Pa S4 dr
1900 and 1910 do ID British bark same yoyagg and and
do 5s 7iq1 british ps do, 900, do o. ga "a. t.
sca1 on R1ssi T 81 '{ rd IPi
mace mao sos SE ST Refined SUNNI
White as ciaicr for Arctic CT de sperm S
ana 5 large sa@ we're OF rspd
Crude aOCT. scad EceNs % SSs of Sa
&C r6adepha ac' Balumore lc,c Cases c.r,,g
c Clint S oc S. o ty al. "a bbl. Bradford
1000 bbs opened o5'sc bi highest sales % '9e' lowest
vIsioNsgpoKK-M in Moderate demand for ex-
Mes, ~ "Hpcrt Hon. ciner nDors si7 lid SoyemSer
sl3 5IG 5l6....BEEF unchanged IN pr ce trade Ight
BsEE HAMs in moderase sol oled 81 90 ;Gum Il
p hiAtS B H' S Sao " e. so "'i Pce sSonisr
500 TO arrive short 75c Long Clear half
sh leI5D HS e. P Pigs "SHI Via advanced
repoltei sales $50 Prime steam srot and 10 arrive
81, & 80 tees tees Thq oSc @SS e losing s II "a
s o., 10! tes November So SqS7 &C" closing st &c
nd $50 tes ys4r. $50 1872 e, closing ) 90 'gc:
S25oes January s5i a. &C. closing s55e d sii i .s
ton SIX month";: 90 closing s oe ID ova InMd cs
as7oe December 90 sc ysar az "a rnrnarv
& dsbOc: sellers option, six "a "a sIVc CITY
steam Urn and Family active sales 100 ies 'e Hsaef
aud EGGS-Witlout quotable ca snge
RICE-Sieady fairy scive: Carolina ana LOUISIANA 90
63sc 800 ID loon Ia bOnl sold a. jc.
sEEDS-Quiet Western clover so &c state 5000
Tmothv - 2 DO uesc Flax seed, II 42@dsl 80 ;
Calcutta LiuSeei 81 o5G 2 Ia.
SPICES Quiet, urn. unchanged 80 ,,
sALr-Frmer; Liverpool flne. ST. 209sl 49, demand
sie.dv.
STEARINE-Que firm quoted 9G9ec. -
active ami nigh Fair g GOOD Rehnlng y
d7a.c cent ifuea 10 2c Including 50" tes sesc sales
451 hhds 7asc; 2OJJ Ind. do at 4tc
ASP sugar, part 7sc; 10 hhds Cen gar
S4dSasc Tslld anu scarce Tor ompt dei
cry; demand go prices firm spe iail' Tor SolI
Crushed lose; Powdered Osc Grnulaiec, Hsc Cut Loaf
lOiaalOac ubes lOist.: Mould ~ sa9S4e; standard
A" 9yc. COnfectUDcrs A" 9esc. on a., 9D
gSsc; White Extra &C." -G9c: yellow do, do SGo-c'i
Yellow C." am &c. YelONs, 6l207c.
TALLOW-Steady rales } 20, 90 h. tA4@6ssc.
TEA-Ouiet about ste dy. Al auction 10 diy ABOUT
steady mr. ces were "a riIcu1rs>t pigs 1oyune
Gree lJG84c for lIyson; % 2ui5c for Young Tyson
;2P9i4r Imp rial . % g for Gnnplwdss 9Li
p.gs PiugsIey or &c. for Young by on 23aduc
Tor power l,5Oopk - ia an IL &c io9 do Annoy
ons. 022 A. 70 m0sa do L. nc; 40 pigs DuS-
l2n DC. 276 do. con yOu, i692'~e so. 49,,
ACCO-KeItucky gu If. unchanged: sales 100 hhds
quiet; sac- 80. csscs ennsyl wanna Isf5 a
drc; 900 NcH-f.bgland do. l3T4jc % state do ~
l8c NJ Ohio do Gl2c 400 bales llaya IA SIC @sd ~
WHALEBONE-More active aud steady sales 80 ~ 10
private quoted ~; 2,4oO II Hudson Bay pm
COLA good firm tone is n all sides, and coarse
business Carpet Woods ae p'rticuiary sdong.
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ltyyrrooi. Oct Is 1890 D. m-Coton-There a mod.
Ga1a; HdIne orleans 71sd sales l2OOO Daes including
900 bales Tor speGnsTp a eAI| ,g GVse cTs
delivery. 6sIo do. OCTOBER ara evenDer denveyo
February 0evey Gsi; do. February and March delivery,
LiygRFooi Oct i5-5:I6 D M elton Futures Uplands
Low Nddlng clause. April and May delivery. GSasd tu-
sALfBoaf, oct l5-Cotton quiet Middnng lose: Low
cross JS baes exports to l.52i coast.
bales sales 80 bales; spinners 10 oaos stoek
bales: expts 10 the Continent l32 bales coAstwse 400
bales. safes. lao baes; 10 spnners, 163 bales -
CHARI.EsroS. oct l5-Cotton easy NidGnng lO'4e Low
Mg xop &c. coaS%ise iSi bales sa, ZOO bales stock
$3.50 bales weekly net receipts 3i,.oz DtoT exports 10
coasfwi-e. ,. IL bales sales. 800 bales.
Midpe iiIsc: GOOD Ordinary s'sc net receipts 3J23
bacs exports fr nee 43i bales so The Continent 445l
.j29 Daes safes 10 ~ bales STOCK $500
bales net receipts, 2s9j7 bales sro,s 2223 bales
70 Continent 44jl bases ooAst"ise 1,2o bales Sales
NOZZLE Oct I6-Cotion steady; Mddlng O7sc Low Mid.
dlns o4c 600 oTinapy ne reSe ba Sg o paits
ots weekly receipts isi9 Oaos exports coast
NEw0GiESN' &C. &C. Good ordinary gle net reeiPis
becs; gross sU5 Ga e exports Britain 81 bales;
10 Friuce asl4 bales; sales d ol baes; STOCK lV 3Of
exports 10 Great Britain i7i bales to France $500 Daes
co2,twse 81 g5e ss o S9g?o mnr net re-
ceip olibales exports coI7lwise B. 10 bales sales COS
exports Great Britain. lloi bales coastwse. l62lo
S6slriiiA oct i5-oorton dull; MiddnG
Middhng &c. GOOD Ordinary. lOsc net receipts 213
bas gross expo Continent 90 bales sal s,
500 Oaes -pnnr1s, 3j6 bnies stock 7ii4 bales weekly
uef REGENTS gross IA bales exports to Grrat
Brian gGJbaes The Continent 30 bales safes, 24oo
ba es sDnneIs 1903 bales -
SAVANNAH oct l5.-Couon easy; Middhng lO'sc. Low
Middhng C.: Good Ordinary . 4c; net rseelps 543399
males, sales Das; stocs. 81 27i
bales 362Ol bales exports TO Great
Tain 3js bnles the Continent coo bales coasiwise
10 Us bales; sales 1900 bales
COTTON RECRPrs
NEW YORK. Oct. lj-The following are tho total net re-
cciu. oI cotton aforementioned ports Sepem
her l. ls5O, to daLe, inclusive:
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RircT, Vessels and Railroads.
o. i
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

7, u.
Asurs In motera,a sale Pots 5d5 &c; Pearls, PC
RFESWAX-stll very quiet at 23@9 "A 2c Tor western
and Southern.
BROOM CORN-Dull pric e. wholly nominal
"a \ DI.FS-In obbing sale at late prices
CORDAGE-firm. - - -.
C06PERAGE sToCK-ouiet but prices firm IN view Of
The args stocks available and the light demands
continue TO depressing eect though The actual changes
Antli acle otaSf 90; Lay
erpool House Camel sl Liverpool uas do 81 Newcastle
a. okiug - 756S4; scotch steam 50 10; English d.
S. 7snS4i Provincial s. GS4 Pennsylvania and West
mOrl md Gas S5dS9 20 West " giHa no. Soi lunlVe'
lana Broadtop and Clearteld. 81 751e5 20.
CHICCORY-U rchangei
G. COA-Quiet unchanged , =. ~.
CO.. frm'r but not active; Ordinary to Prime
caTeo,. lll40.44c including Fair at - &C; sales 40
of Para and 055 bags ex DO on private terms
Mild nj MaTaCaiDO, l22 LaguaSra
49, 5c Costa 10 oc; 400 pecns Mand'lng Java 10
arrive. sold at 20. ~ -. -,
for -aiRed trade quiet sales o. bales "a 10 bales Iast
even ug iucunng bales for 53j for spinning de-
vere on 200 bales Receipts at the ports TO-DAY
42.774 bales This day last wees, ana
a. II Iaes asr year week. 20s.O-S bales against
l9 bales week and lSl,oS9 baes last year. SINCE
Ser TENDER 934 1854 same lme i@st
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LIVERPOOL. Oct I5-Pork-Prme Mess-Eastern. dnll
at 75 Western. duh at 80. Bacon-CunDeriani Cut
1rmcr al BIB. steady az 10 Long Clear,
sic 10y at 43 Cd. Clear. steady al DO llams-one
dull shoulders steady al 81. Boo-lldla Ness
dun al ~ Extra Mess. dull al So Prime Mess dull
al 62l6d Lard-Pnme Western hrmer at 20. Ialow-
Prime ttys Sd. IupeDtne- 1rmer AZ 81 6d
RosIn-COmmon Grmer at B. Fine. hrmer al 10 CD
American steady O6 I'd Lara OIL st"aly at
45i6d Flour-Extra state. dnl at ~ 9i WheatTNo !:
4 9 spring. No =. stcaly a. o4l .NtW
Wnfer Weslern nun al I'D southern Winter. dull
al yGd Corn steady ats Sd. COOnseed t1-HeOw
ArnercaD stcady AT AT London.
lrmer .. Turpenune SDirteat London uItner at 81
LIVERPOOL. oct lJ-l:3O p. m.-hreaisiuns hfm Corn,
b} per GENITAL for New Mixed esern Wheat, ga d3Od
d for Led Niutr Peas o. Vd per cehta or Cana
gian " for the Three DAYS were
la 600 cenfas ucludnG Sl.OuO centals American
LONDON lJ-6 -lelned Petroleum. Esd per GAL
spirits Of Iurpenune 81 per cwt sugar, 2li0JG3 Tor
CuDa MnscOvadO Fair Refining. ahOIt
i5-The lot yarns and faOrlcs IA
anel steady; 39uch. GO reed Gold Gnd smrtiaes,
n ward lbs, Oh. 26-n h. b6 reed, Printer. 20
yards 70 o. "a al No 40 Mule Twist Far. second quail
Ity, 1926.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BAtrnoRl Oct l5-CotiOn dun Mdfling. l09s9lOTsc
Fiou stes Howarist and West n SlDerane 50 49, :
% Extra 70 - do. Family. IS K5aS1 70 CITY III Is
Supreme. - 7JaSi 81 do, 81 dtj; do Family, 50 70 n
~ 81 RIO irand. - 420s6 20 do faJApaco Family.
Western higher ana firm
souteH Red, IO6GS II 10. Amber, ~ i3g$l -; No /
MARYLAND. ~ ISu&l lb4 No. Wostefn winter hc1, spot
And Ocobor, ~ l6-1Si lGR, SOgembcr, l1@tl l7p,
Decelnb.T 81 1881 lJAs ia nary. 81 zOs@sl a Corn
Sourpu steady Wcserl bigheI nut quot 5uthe Wlte,
55c: DO yellow. B4oj Western Mixed syg and OCTOBER %
e65ic. November and December. Oi aud New, D. nc.
osts about st5ady; Wesain Nhite. 3DDiJc do, Mixed 81
d.sc 1--we nj at 81 o. Hay quiet Primo 10 Choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16

rennsyly MA ana Maryland sis sssc Provisions firm
Ing Clear leb sides ofern' ID paet cd, &c and
isaiScc Lard 9c Batter loweT prime to cho,ce Wet
acked i6a25c. Eggs lower at lsc Petroleum
iSc sugar Grm soft o7c @hiSRey quiet a 81 j y
os u.s. sr' Foa t. H. u Bsr EsSe.
b6;i Wheat 10 bush corn 100 ea d U9,7 b ,
sales Wheat, 700 1897 bush, Corn l2s $50 bush ,,..
whca active an higher unsettled No. re. win
November. 81 q - Decerner sales at Il oi 81 os SO
81 @zss ot DessT der an Sq sp Su Tres
lar and unsettled Of 4nc bid cash tOc 1et9osrs I
Rejected 3S oa,s excited and asheT 70, os9 og9a'
mee No. -, c,S Scc 70 timer NJ al harley I'm faIr
demand Flax'es higher al q 9 = 2e% , PORK %d
finer at SIS cash November. s2 sos ~ De,
o omSsT 81 o. c,n !snRy L e cn
Move her Ioc january Buzz Meats dn saomsr. "a e.
changed al 81 H. Freg s- IIuIa IA CHER at 7c
clNGNNAtI OCT o. rSgr steady ana ~ b h1' No
Amber ri oIGsi ~ ; No. Red Winter. 81 o3@sl -
Noe M4ed V sac oas STEADY No. ssts5ic
10 fall Sc PORK quiet iobbing at 5O 500 oOs sold
a, sis 90 Lar strong Zoe eas hr@ sbonisr,s
% ggs and 7asA a in GO" ana
$! 80 9%Si s s s g t'ss' r Eel 800
head shipments. l.2,'o he Il. Ii. 1900,
e1ed nm aayanse o ard o co;eo eT;llss N%
easb ana Te'cg do pc do sSc Rejected nominal
scr m me TG 40 s ioc oats haher No. . Jc iye
No J. SIC GsTy qgi cdsn No oRgpb sSe
steam, sSc cash and oet2teri : 5c S1y e hoS'
PalLADELfnA oct lsflonr 70 yrvi Neil 81 -
syIvana o. Red dock. II Is at the ose OF Second
T 81 me s CARGO 4f or no. % E ST G prompt
& tee on board ~ d va, and rh
Mixed track and in graz depot % Doc Go the cargo
Oats que ste5iy; No White a2e no. nd o.
81 d3gc Provisions firm Ulty Moss Beef per bbi. Sl2
packets s Beef Hams slG S0efi7 oaia M .c
smol Hams "a in , "a ana - pc .si 81 g. sc
sno%dcrs IN Salt BE; DO I1cke 6s nc. do SMOKED
2 5 DO h%enss foo EYE EYE BaisT dull and
Extra ns S t 29 70 S S VEST
Reserve Extra az e DO Good TO Choes les I've
Extra n a2sc Eggs-Pennsy wanna, ne; Western lie
G4s GS FAIR nq to d Spo DO st
GSS do Ss Rem ed lT f G
PSTGeS % Rsals Hoq ~
shipments w Wheat ;s.sOs bush
ST. s hSg Pfi 'sToPs s9a f1s
oet9per ST oss9si o5s Novenber 81 o&&gsl ~
S so .t q, ea RsSo% .
I; cep seTn s an the year 46@4sc May Oats
hrmeT 6ai SLOW st 29s2g cash SOisc. November I've
to Fancy 66as g wnsFey At 81 Il" FORK qoss at
slSudel aS5e RIO 3Oe SIDE; l9 8aG 90.
SpFoS 5000 bbis Wheat 1Ss 6oS BUSH Corn
bsh; oats, % 900 bush; Rye 1000 Barley 1000
Flour. 1000 bbs Wheat. l4.UOJ bush;
Corn. 5000 bush; Oats. 5000 bush
TOLEDO. l5.-W opened strong closing easier;
No White Wabash. 81 % NO White Michiga 81 %
Amber Michigan, 81 0534 No Red ablsh spot ~ %
November. 81 Uo1 December 81 Os'4 January II ~ 40
S Red Wabash 81 % No. DAYTON and u cblgah fed
ST. u6 No Him s 81 OF No Red Mixed, 81 OJ
steady II gh Mixed 4. &C: No 2 4lc Rejected sac
Qurt No 9 &c keieeted soc Al the cose W neat
strong No Red spot 81 Q1ls ocoSer, 81 O9I Din;
November at 81 U74. December 81 "J'4 January
Receipts heat s6ooS bush Corn 900 6 6nsn
Corn $4,000 bush; Oats 1000 BUSH Cars Of Wheat on
frack
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WOOL MARKEr-RY rELEGRApH

PHILADELPHIA Oct. I5.WooL-Improved demand ONO.
Pennsyvam and West Sirgnia-AA and aDoye ~
edum AZ al 2 Coarse zoe ew YORK. Michigan
Indiana ana Western-Ene or and XIX. 3S04c.: Meuun.
4G9 7c Coarse lOc ashed Combng and Fine
Y XX.45 loo; Me iium Washed Como
ing DeHBe. 5Z@c; Coarse, 4Oa45c; canada washed
n Zoe; TUB Waahed-CuOIce 4C1ouc FAR.
4fa4Gc:' Unwashed COMBINE and Deliine--heium L D.
washed Combing and Decline Soc; Coarse o.
brlgnt IIuwa-itd ,OtIng-tIne and M,
"a d25c: Medium, 32G3ic.. Coarse SOGjlc: Dark EalIy
Uuwa Il I9c Medium. 70 d2lc' Coarse
q d2ic. Oregou-fine 20121o Medium 3OD 5ic Course,
29a3Ic New excln aud Color ado-Flne 100 &C. Medium
Z5aZsc: Coarse carpet Wool, lJqZlc Pulei-E&lrs Me
rino. 33do5c. IS 44Oc lambs super. 80 d4Oc;
California Wool not quoted.
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llnlnrlll
orrIcr on rur Nrw. yonK. IAUr

OFFICE THE NEW. YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WfsTEaN}
HAiLKOAD COMPANY, NEW DIRK, oct J, lsSp. .
HOLDERS OF BONDS entitled by virtue of
such ownership lsuitccl TO the ComIaly's regull
lions ~ sdCh bonhs) 10 ~ the next
election OF the New YORK Lake brio ana West
ern Railroad Company, which bonds have not already
been registered by their numbers voting the OF
their hereby notified that the register Tor
c bonds will one ed the st day u October instant
transfer ONCE the Company No ~ Duanest IN
tbe CITY OF New-YOTg aud will the J0th ay OF oc
nr Instant r days PRIOR animal eecIion Tor D
tors 90 be held the Bonn OF November next
~ V'''' - WV a. H. MACDoNOUGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-16
l1va srncK MAnEnL,-ev rELeaRApM

CHICAGO oct 10 HoGs-Kecepis 2oOOJ head shipments
so 10 mead. market and 30. lower; hne, lacking,
- tsasl 81 Mclngan and Indana Hogs, ~ 70 aSi 40
Selected Heavy, - 50gS5; Light Bacon, ~ 6UGI4 81
fully 10000 Io lett over a.
slow and weaker; prices c lover Cool TO ti"lce
Shipping - OO045 i2i2 ~ Mehum - Ju0@4 o.i
Na VI Bu chers Mixed So Nea 81 %; rtOcEef-,
s. 4OdS3 foeers. - i0Gsj 3Oi Calves per hetd - 10
Naive Breeds. lOd1o 30
- X as Texans 5p0E- 30.
sHTEp-Heceips LOO head; market STEADY common 10
Meulum 70 3Ods3 10 Good 10 Choice, s4dsi 80 Lar de-
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Eifamboais ano Railroads..

ALBANY BOATS-PE0PLE'S LINE, DREW
N and 81 JOHN, leave Al Norm River foot ~
CaHdtsL, every weekday p IN. connecting at Albany
(sunday morning tell with trains North, West aud
East
excursion to Albany anu return, 80 days. So
W ". EVERETT, President