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PETERSBURG.

,gy RECOGNITION or THg pEaocRAcy-- VIVA
~ THOUGHT OF fr--RAisiNG or BsScoci
PoLg-pEkqH IN JAII--THE RAlNky-fAkMEi
NrRnRR TRIAL ABUNDANCE OF CANE.
fforresponacnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER %, 1880.
The announcement this morning that Tho
National Committee had recognized the
regular Democrats as the true Democratic
nsr,v in Virginia caused quite commoiIon
In poliiicaf circles here. The Conservatives
are reIoiced and terminated. Republicans
,xnreSs themselves rs more thsn ever
,IeaSed with The situation, because they
istnk their prospects az carrying the State
,or Garfield aud Arthur are now better
tsaa ever. The Readiusieis say they do
not care tx for the recognition, aud that
,hey never expected their party 10 te re-
cognizrd by the National Committee.
Gever,beIcss, The action OF that committee
has created profound impression, the
elects OF which cannot now be well fore
told. o., j.
The Young Mems Democratic Club OF
fbls CITY, which now numbers iuliY one
hundred and fifiy members. VIII publish to-
morrow a stirring address TO The Democrats
a the city, urging them 10 active duty In
behalf OF the success OF the national Demo
cca;ic ticket. This evening the Club raised
a Hancock and English pole in the Fifth
Ward. from the top OF which-0ne hundred
feet above the ground-gracefuliy floats the
Democratic banner.
A poor negro iunatic named Jacob Baker
dled in The city jlil this morning. He was
imnnsOned on the 18th Of this month, since
which time he has had fully one hundred
and nifty epi'eptic spssms.
-Four Conservative and tbPee Rca0juster
superyisOrs OF election have been appointed
,of tbis cliy-oue for eacn vOtIng-precinct.
N il understood a Republican supervisor
will also be appointed for each precinct.
The evidence In the case OF The Com
monwealih rs. Cleopas Raincy, indicted for
The murder Of John Farmer tcoloredI was
concluded last night, and the argument was
commenced this morning. Al the moment
a closing this letter the speaking has not
been concluded. The case will be given to
The Jury this evening.
Tie Circuit Court OF Greensyille county
commences on Monday, but the docket en-
braces no criminal or civil cases Of import
ance.
Deer-hunting is in tie full height Of lis
glory in the adjacent counties. This noble
game was never before known.to be in such
abundance, and the sport is very fine.
Many fine bucks and does are sent TO this
market for sale, or shipped TO the North.
Game Of all kinds Is reported as unusually
plentiful this season. ROBIN ADAIR.
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The Underwriters Convention.

NEW YORK, October 22.-In the Under.
writer's Convention to-day the Business
Committee submitted report favoring In.
surance on rents, but cOndemning the in
surance OF commissions beyond the amount
covering charges and expenses, and such
property OF commission as would have been
paid In face OF the withdrawal OF goods.
The report also condemned the practice OF
insuring general profits or general bust.
ness, as well as profit assurances. on manu-
featuring risks. The recommendations OF
the committee with regard to the last
elasses Of risks were adopted. The recon-.
mendation relating to the insurance OF
commissions was referred TO q special COM
mittee. and that relating to reRts was
dropped.
Mr.. Oakley's resolution protesting against
the system Of State deposits, also reported
from the Business Committee, was adopted.
The subject Of rutes ana commissions TO
agents was taken up and discussed at
length. A resolution was finally adopted
providing that each member OF the Under
writer's Association shall individually use
his utmost efforts towards the formation
and satisfactory working OF local Boards
throughout the United States.
The time and place Of holding the next
meeting Of the Association was referred TO
the Advisory Committee, and the Conyen-
ton adjourned sine die.
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Five thousand persons attended the
Democratic meeting OF businessmen In
Wall street, New York, Thurs day after
noon. Among the speakers were eX-Lieu-
tenant Governor Dorsheimer. Abram s.
Hewitt, S. S. Cox, and others. A letter
from August Belmont on the business In
terests involved in the approaching contest
was read. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
At the JefTerson-Market Police Court In
New York Thursday William Sheridan was
arraigned and remanded for examination.
The nature of the charge against him was
not made public, but the prisoner, it is al
legged, answers the description Of one OF
several con6dencc-men who drugged and
robbed wealthy EngliShman few days
since of $4,000 in money and valuable pa
Ders.
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fThere have been several entrics for each
lcompeiition.
Considerable rain Eel, last night, and tIlt
dust has been sufficiently laid TO admit Of
agreeable walking and riding.
The prizes in the baby-show are 10 be de.
livered by Hon. Il. s. Marye (who IL mar.
ried and childless--that being the joke).
Tho judges appointed for the ladies' riding
match are Messrs. George T.. Tayloe, "A.
:. PAYNE, Bland Massie, w. G. Saunders,
and w. l.. Mauie.
Aftcr3 O'Clock the exhibitors will be per-
mitted 10 remove the articles entered by
them. The list OF the premiums awarded
by decision Of the commuters OF judges yes.
terday viii be made out during the day and
read tomorrow. The annual meeting OF
the Society will be held tonight.
Tho residence OF CAPTAIN Charles M.
Biackford was set on fire Wednesday night,
and considerable flame kindled that was
extiOgushed only with considerable diff
Guilty. The room In which the fire origin
afed was located in an upper story, and had
not been occupied for some time. II Is be-
lleved that the fire was kindled by rats
gnawlng box Of matches that had been
left I'm the room.
The meeting OF the City Council called
TO DO held last night TO take action with
reference to the advertised sale Of the At
iantio. Mississippi and Ohio railroad was,
postponed. The Council seems indisposed
to take the line OF action recommended by
The conference at Richmond, and will prob
ably simply await developments.
As the canvass approaches its close there
IS great activity along the lines. Hon. j.
II. Tucker will speak on Monday at Spring
Mills, on Tuesday at Hat Creek, and on
wednesday in Brookyille-all in Campbell
county. Mr.. Tucker Is now in the city,
and brings cheering reports from all parts
OF the district. Ii is the opinion OF the
well-ipformed in this city that his election
is assured by large majority. On Satur-
day the Both instant there WILDE a barbecue
and grand rally near Liberty, at which Mr..
Tucker, Major Daniel, and Major Ficklin
are announced to speak.
a man named Charles II. Coats, said 10
be preacher OF a respected denomination
OF the church, underwent preliminary eX-
animation at Campbell Courthouse Wednes.
day on the charge OF attempting an outrage
on the person Of little girl. The justices
before whom the examination took place,
sent Coats on for trial and refused him bail.
The admission fee 10 the Fair to-day is
reduced TO hali-rates. TELEPHONE.
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CLOSE OF THE LYNCHBURG. rAIR-ACQUIT.
TED or MuRDER-CoNGREs NOM.
ADMINISTRATIONS TO DEATH-DEATii
OF A PROMINENT TEXAS coTToN.DEAL-
ER-DRArH or MAJOR BUTLER. or LOUIS
viLLE-DEATH OF ERAsTUs c. BENEDICT,
or NEW YoRK-A FAMILY FROM THE
WEST FROZEN TO DEATH IN THE LATE
sToRM-NORTH CAROLINA REVENUE.
sToREKEEPERs APPoINTED-UNDER-
WRITER'S CONVENTION IN NEW YORK
INSTRUMENTATION THE NOTED IN
DIAN CHIEF, CERTAINLY DEAD-sUICIDE
OF A NOTED GERMAN AUTHORISED
RAILWAY DISASTER IN GERMANY; TWO
PER SONS KILLID AND TwENTY-sIx IN
yURED-yIoLENT HURRICANE IN ITALY
&C., &C.
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from posfmund, wsssphaiia, u uesls. y
day. was prsoIpitated down 80 smbanh'
ment. Two persons were killed and TWEEN
ty.six wounded.
violent Hurricane In Italy.
RoME, October PA violent hurricane
has occurred In the province OF Reggie d
Calabris, accompanied by foundations.
Several houses were swept awsy and there
was some loss Of life.
the Hellenic Kings speech Regarded
a. Declaration Of war.
NEW York. October ga London spe-
cial to the World says OF the speech deiiv.
cred by the King OF the HelIenas at the
opening OF the Chambers Yesterday that 1t l.
regarded In London as a distinct declaration
Of war against Turkey, and as such has
made great sensation. The secret Of King
Georges boldness Is rightly ascribed to the
English support which he has recently re.
ceived. The correspondent adds: Z" / am
informed on reliable authority that II the
Sultan does not give way in the Dulcigno
complications by Monday an actively hos.
tile British feet will sail into Turkish wa.
tiers without delay. Public faith In Nj.
Gladstone and his Eastern policy Is una-
bated.o
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eLYScHBURo. Va, October 29.-The
twelfth annual exhibition Of the LynchburR
Agricultural and Mechanical Society was
brought to a close this afternoon. Despite
many difficulties the Fair has proved sue
cess, the receipts aggregating about $4,000.
The attendance to-day was not very large,
owing to circus being In the city.
The free-ior-all trotting race-purse,
s3OO-was won by Orange Girl, Of Peters
burg; Black Maria, Of Lyncbburg. taking
second, and Top, OF Danylle, third money.
Best time 2:42i-slow time, owing to heavy
track.
In the ladies' riding match-the most in
teresting feature-the first prize was award.
ed to Miss Amber, Of Amherst; second to
Mrs. G. w. Smith, Of Lynchburg, aud third
to Miss Wood, OF Campbell.
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New YORK, October 22.-The following
congressional nominations were made last
night: Eleventh district driving HalD,
James w. Girard; Seventh district IRE.
publIcan). William w. Aston. The indie
pendent Democratic Convention Of Kings
county renominated Daniel O'Rielly.
Boston, October 22.-The Greenbackers
of the Third district nominated Orrin Fair.
banks; OF the Eighth district, j. M. l..
Babcock. For the Fourth district Wendell
Phillips had the largest number OF votes,
but the matter was left to the District Com
mittee to report at the polls.
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Harmony Being Restored.

New YORK. October 22.-The Commercial
Bulletin this evening says: The terms OF
the agreement made by the Wabash and
Burlington and Quincy road are that the
latter agrees not TO build new road In the
territory Of the Wabash and Union Pacific,
and these two roads make the same stipula-
ton respecting the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy territory. The new line OF the
Wabash, which runs parallel with the Chi.
cago, Burlington and Quincy, is to be com.
completed jointly by the two companies
and worked Jointly. Harmony Is to be re-
stored In the matter OF rates.
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A prominent social event at Hartford,
Conn, Wednesday, was the marriage OF
William Converse Skinner and Miss Flo
renee u. Roberts, daughter OF Ebenezer
Roberts, Hartford resident Of large
wealth. Mr.. Skinner, formerly OF Malone,
N. Y, was graduate from Trinity College
Ia the class OF 1875, and was Ia only mode.
rate circumstances pecuniarily. He was re-
Gently gwen a position with the firm in
couple received as wedding present from
Mr.. Roberts check for 100000.
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he Religious Troubles in France.


LONDON, October pa Paris dispatch
says the Gambetta organs are beginning 10
press the Ministry 10 enforce the religious
DEGREES once for all. The Cabinet may be
overturned II It refuses 10 go on to the end,
hut IL seems disposed to effect acompromise
with the religious orders.
Resignatiom or French Police Com
missi0ners.
REYNEs, FRANCE, October 22.--The p0-
lice commissioners here have resigned In a
body rather than enforce the DEGREES
against the religious communities.
suicide or am Authorizes.
ROME, October 22.-The distinguished
German authoress Eliza Linhardt commit
ted suicide at Civita Yecchia by throwing
herself into the sea.
En- rthauaks Shocks I'm France and
Spain. ~,
PARIS, October 22.-Severe shocks OF
earthquake are reported at Diions Ffpnce,
and throughout nearly the whole Of Spain.
No loss Of life has occurred 90 farsa known.
Fatal hallway Accident.
LONDON, October IA railway train
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WHAT THE FUNDERs SAY.--Mr. Marshall,
OF Portsmouth,, Va, was in the city to-day.
He says the report that the National DEM
ocratic Committee will recognize the regu-
lar electoral ticket is bringing over thou
sands OF Readiusters, and that the regulars
will carry the State. He does not believe
General Malone will carry bis fight through
to the end because OF the descrtions from
his cause. He puts Virginia down as safe
for Hancock, but fears n Republican con-
gresham will be elected in the Norfolk
district JYashjagton Star.
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WASHINGTON, October 22.-The following
APPOINTMENTS OF internal-reyenue store
Keepers and gaugers have been announced
for the Sixth district OF North Carolina: A.
b. Rhyme, w. A. Williams, Robert Powell,
Samuel r.. Gudyer, II. z. Surpes, Joseph
Carswell, and James 2. STACY; for the Sc
cond district, George W. n. Smith.
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Confirmation Of the Annihilatton Of
VfctOria's Band.

CHICAGO, October 22.-The Assistant Ad.
jutant. G eneraI OF the military headquarters
here received today through General Buell.
letter from Mariana Sanimgo, dated Pass
del Norte, 18th instant, confirming the re.
ported defeat and death Of the noted Indian
Chief Victoria. Cd bis band were
either killed or captured. Fifty warriors
and eighteen women and children were
killed, and seventy women and children
captured. Two hundred and fifty cattle
were reeovered d.
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BALTIMORg, October 22.-The memorial
services Of Rev. DR.. PIumer will be held In
Franklin-Street Presbyterian church to-
morrow at noon. The remains will then be
taken TO Richmond, Va, for interment
with funeral services there.
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The Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad.

PETERSBURG, Va, October pa special
meeting OF the City Council was held this
afternoon to consider matters looking to
the protection OF the clty's interest In the
sale of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad on the 1st OF November. After q
lengthy discussion the Council adjourned
until Monday afternoon to. await the action
Of the City Councils Of Lynchburg and
Norfolk rf.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, October 22.-Eosu.-Stocks strong
and higher. Money OH call, 2(d3 per cent. tx
ASK; short, 463x. State bonds
dull. Governments nominal.
Euentn0.-Money, 2n3 per cent. Exchange
1903; AZ per cents, 110S; 4 per cents, 100. States
unchanged.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 22.-virginia 8's, deferred.
~; cOnsols. 60&; second series, "a past-due cou-
p0ns, 904 new 10-40's, 40h Bid to-day.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. 0crosxR 22. 1850.

ARRIVED.
Schooner ]. ". Parker, Phillips, Philadelphia.
ralIroad.iron. TredeGxr Company.
Sshooner y. A. RockhtiL Anderson. Phiiadel phia,
Schooner samGel Gilman, Hodges, Charleston,
phosphate. w. A. James.
schooner A. Roberson. Adams, Norfolk, light;
vessel. Buck Christian.
SAILED.
Steamship wyanoke, Couch, New York, mer.
shandise and passengers, George w. Alien q Co.,
agents.
Steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, United States
mall, merchsndise, and passengers, l.. b. Tafsm,
Steamer j. w. Everman, Carr. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, J. w. McCarrick,
agent. fI1
schooner Leonesss, Capsrs, Boston, lumber, Cur
Tie 4 Parker,
Schooner N. A. -Achorn, Grees, Beefon, lumber
aud coal, Curtis q Parker.
schocnsr Walter. Thomas, Norfolk, manganese,
Bark Rssolute, Cummings, Rio de yaneirc. -four,
Dunlop McCance: vsssei. Curtis Parker
schooner r. G.. schultz, Thompson, New York,
coal, Curtis q Parker.
schooner X. A. scribner. Smith. New York, coal,
0ervzs Storrs.
CLEARED.
Norwegian bark Flora, Petersen. Nerfelk, In ball
last, 10 load cotton.
KSTERED.
American brig Edith Hall, DeWinter, New York,
part cargo. 70 anish loading with nour for Rio
Grande do Sui.
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BALrxoRg, October ~. LIN consequences
Of the rain the races Of the Maryland
Jockey Climb have been postponed until TO-
morrow.
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OHEAP FURNITURE sTo

NfALL GOODe.-spseial attention " call. u
g . oar lsrge 81 ss,sst s,eck q q. and d.
and raw.stt req aad hair-cIoth; vsried assosgeut
81 WALNUT 9ulI0, u Que2srA nne sna l.si.
az s Who iaseSd SayiS9 fsrulSurs 70 eall and en-
amipe our stoc6<as ~ llAe pleasure In sho.tnx
&; isss: vs.; : A ;Ss:s:: 's''
- Ism IL 0evesaor street.
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n ". JOKES, DRNTlsT-ONG -
NJ SscB. No COZ '1aA.ktM srnnsT. $40
sI 2kS isss'S q: y sssss.: :s' ia
V ~ y - is =; ~ ssss:css ssss'SN
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NEW YORF.

NEW YORK, October 22 .-Cotton quiet and steady:
iif; s.i so sass ea1 Sssy Win & q
common to fair extra, $500 80 good to choice
extra. S5.56@te.71. Wheat feyerish and unset
about Ic., closing some what unsettled; ungraded
red; tl.l29ei.isS Corr shade essis, and fairly
S.' Ha e
aud quiet. Coffee In fair demand aud arm; Rio.
lao Ioe. Sugar dull and noninally unchanged
iasses unchanged aud dull. Rice quiet and un-
changed. Rcsn easier a. tlso@sl. 90. Turpen.
tine dull q. sSe' SG IN nas asmsnS sss nr
rate request and steady at Si6 Mlddles unsettled
I2Hc. lower, with more doing, at ts.S7H8ss.50.
Freights steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 22.-Flour quiet Howard.
srss. s5d Ts s%y ss? iy ' n
s;s spssss sis Stsna ssisatsss p.ae.sc
western armer; southern red, tl.05atl.l IL; sm-
Der, $l.07@tl1s; No. Maryland, N.o1; No, 2
iSS ,SGysHe ssausry s's cSiS
southern firm and steady: western steady southern
white, b6e.; yellow, 6ee. Oats steady western
white. 40@41c.; western mixed, soc. Rye quiet
ss sli and srsisSa sisssso Ffsy,:iSss
issIdy est
rib sides. none Offering; elear.rib sides, packed. go
9c. Baeon--shsulders, 64c.; cear.rib sides. 94e.;
hams i2@lsAe Lsrdnrsrees gSs, so' srs ass a,
aud easy at 16o. Petroleum -Crufe nominal: re-
fined, l2c. Cofee frm Rio cargoes, ordinary 10
fair, 12@l4e. Sugar quiet; "a" soft, SSc. Wbis-
key easy at $l.l6.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. October 92.-Flour firm and un-
changed. Wheat weaker; No. amber. 9sc.@tl
No. q red winter, VI @el .02. Corn strong II %Sc:
Oats.duIl and lower .. 33c. Pork strong Tor round
lots OF regular at tle tobbing lots tI6.S0@tl6,
t7.40: Bacon quiet and easier; shoulders, e5.2sj
sl.09. sugar steady and unchanged. Hog. active
sa.oo; packing, tt.st@t4.6o; butchers, tl.650
h.u9. ,o,,,s,,u,- trs
LoyIsyIAE, October ss-Eour sts: az !. sx g,
mamd At 44,sc. Oats steady aud srm At soc. PORK
~ fair ssss sSso t So; n 9s Ss ss .
ts s7.. Rscon dull; shoulders, $3.50; Rib, % so
sides. ts.S7t. sugsr.cured hams. l0ke. whssksy
W" D ~ '.'o'' ST. LOUIE.
vt. LOUIS. October 22.-Flour steady and uns
red isii. sSss:sssi cash, ii. ocs9t DIV Eoys.:
ss s.s caIS ss sssi 80
veinber. S9k@99tc. December. Osts hlxhsr .4ot
Ssse s,sa. Scs9 30 pss ssp ,:.a SOC; ~:
s %s,ssI 's :s1 over g r. ssss o.
i S1sSss .lss ssS dill its Ss.5s 49,.
(. ~, CHICAGO.
Sa.c!ao, Qsosss s!Se. =. ssi: So. e. Or. o.
S6s;ssb se;S Che cs's. SsV :S:ss
rejssled, 7s07sxs. Corn dull, weAks sad hy>ss
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what "Tammany Says.
Wilmington IN. ca Star.I

7
The following telegram was received yes.
terday:
New YORK, October 81, 1880.
William II. bernard, Editor Of The Star,
Wilmington, ". e.:
have been absent. or would have replied
sooner. / do not bet. III ] did, would
wager on New York aud New jersey for
Hancock and English The vote here will
exceed that of 1876 by 10000. Our ma
jority will increase over that year proper
tionatey. JONI KELLY.
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WHEAT White. SO bushels very good at tl.20
60 bushels good at $l.l6; 80 bushels common at
Sl.10-total, 1862 bushels. Red-Lancasttr, ASP
bushels very good at Sl.2e; 80 bushels very good
ut 31.2l; 100 bushels fair ut 3l.l5-tOtai, bS2
bushels. AEed, 900 bushels very good on private
terms $50 bushels very good at tI20; 100 bushels
very good at .l9: 40 bushels good at 3l.16 10
bushels fair at tl.14 20 bushels common at &l.12
"a bushels common at Sl.l0-total, 1850 bushels.
Fultz, "a bushels prime on private terms; $50
at si.l6; 10 bushels very good at SI.i6: $40
bushels good at $l.13; "a bushels good al 81 IL
1873 bushels fair at $l.10; 32 bushels common ON
private terms; 20 bushels common at tl-totai,
1850 bushels.
CORN White, "a bushels prime old at 6sc.; 90
bushels very good al &c. 342 bushels very good new
at SEC. 1S bushels good new at 65c.-total, OF
bushels; 26 bags In the ear at see.
OATS. -Mi1ed, 500 bushels at 42c.; Al bushels
very good spring at Acc; 800 bushels very good
proof winter at 56c.-tolal, LIZA bushels.
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~ Sis. ~! -. 0sss siscss "a S'csss !:
le4s. pa enses 3Qc Hovsn6sr, s01c. beSsEbrss
1uus veek. lover. and heavy a. -. Bu5k. SS So
unsettled 4nd lower; seouIders. 44.eg shon yib
and eIeR, $40. whiskev stsady and anchsDGed.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, October 22.-riour quiet snd On.
orn; No. Milwsntse hard. 8l07X son. tt.O7:
No. Miwsysee, cab and 0ctoleft eLQQt; Mo-
sss Sie a. HsSsnsss AZ i. -; '' nos-
nal. Corn qnIst: M. 3. sac. Oats steady ana M.
CHANGED: Provisions about the same. Lard, te.lb.
uogs, e6.36at6.4U.
NEW YORK COTToN YUTUREs.
o33 bales gross. 81 90 balog fpeuv closed weak
,stes, $500 bales October. el0.g21SIO.e4; No.
i ,snass; aqss t,SsSs y.sn.1S
s liz m;reh, l,ss@si Lao; April, tiI.S4
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BY Telegraph.

Zine. 4a@ia.5O; extra, snperane.
common family, $5.75Gt6.
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FURNITURE.

EURNITUREl FURNIFURE!A
ties In want can always select from The ~
isssess stock ALWAYS ON HAND. BeforesS ]
nurehssng call aud b. convisced. You will save
1YTRxDE PROVES IT. PARLOR- And CHAM
RfR~sUITS ali prices and styles; CABINET.
IXKEk'S aud UPH0LsTERlNG MATERIALS;
LUOKING-GLAss PLATES, ETC., French and
Wv "'-- WiiLiAM 6AfFRON. lAse Main street.
FACTORY, l6, Is, 30, "a north fifteenth