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Galveston.


Special to the Herald.
Galveston, August Among the psssen
gers on the steamship Colorado, sailing yes.
terday for New York, were Mr.. w Raiu
baw and family. Mr.. Ranbaw is the pat
entee of an improved system of railroad
track. Cross ties are dispensed with aDt
iron substituted, A reduction il
the cost of material, economy il
labor and greater assurance Of safety il
travel, owing to the impOssibility oj .facl
,presding, a among the advantages claim 4
for the new system. de has disposed of ,
part interest at New Braunftls, ard duri 2
his stay here he has submitted the plans tC
vari us railroad authorities.
An sffitavit was made this morn.
irg by Albert Schmidt against
Ernst Garlrey, charging him with having
stolen from him 3 100 marks when al
Rim Gnlrey left Houston for Europe
via Nsw York, Friday. The governor has
been telegraphed, asking that requislion for
his srrest be issued.
The chartered -echooner Inez Houston. ia
loading with telelegrsph poles for Brszos
Santiago, to be used in the construction of a
telegraph line between Corpus Christi and
Brownsville.
A conference was held this afternoon al
tho cotton exchange te consider the action OF
Austin in entering the fed as candidate fer
both branches of the state university, IN vio-
lation of an implied understanding that she
would antsgonlze neither Galveston or
Houston for the location of medical depart
ment No COZ illusions of ., definite nature
were reached ard Major A. P. Woodbridge,
the Austin representative, hiss left for home.
A large colored excursion came down from
Houston to day and grand picnic was given
ut Schmidrs garden by the Galveston and
Houston lodges of the order of United
Brothers of Friendship
John NJ. Bullock, of Dallas, is here at the
fremont.
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San Antonio

Special TO the Herald.
San Antonio, August 4.-The grand )odgs
knights of II nor, was In session al day
concluding It's lsbors. The reports oil off
GERS we're received and adopted. W B
Dssbiel, John Tbresgill and w Il Wilkes,
we're chosen alternsies to the supreme
lodge of the United Sister. w II WIKI 8, a
Waco, wss unanimously elected state
medical examiner. Galveston, Marshall,
Fort Worth, and Houston we're dominated
for the place Of the next meeting 81 the
grand lod.e, and Galveston chosen on the
second ballot After good deal OF routine
bu-iness was transacted, the following reso-
lutions we're sdoptrd:
Resolved. Thai this grand loSge tenders
t5e members Of the Knights Of Honor their
be.rty thanks for the priDcely style IN Viii b
they entertained the grad lodge since as
sembling m the Alamo city; RESOLVED.
That for the courteous and generous
hospitality extended this lodge BY the !. cal
Knights Of Honor, ladies and citisans Of Sam
Antonio, we tender our heartfelt thsbks. ard
further that the visit 10 San Antonio will
long be remembered with feelings VI
p,essure by every member. Az half
past four 2. N. the grand officers
were duly installed, In public, st Turner
ball Many persons we're present
COMMITTEES we're sppointed for The ensuing
wear. Tbs ks were rendered The retiring
grand ofRSsrs. and the lodge adjourned 70
meet NJ Galveston on t5s second Tuesday In
August 1882
Amsteur opera troupe are eivirg .
grstuit0us sntertsiDmet tonight ki TurT er
hall 10 . crowded house.
To-day vss shout the hottest day Of The
s>.son.
Bsnito BorrsrA borss thief, surrendered
70 q sutboritiet today
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Gsfyeston.


SPECIAL 10 the II -rsld.
Galveston. August b.-Tbe journal Of ttis
evening ssys tie raut Of the conferences
befsesn he Ansfin asd Galveston commit
tee on tue Dedicsl department Of the stat
univ sify, wss fhsf Ausdn would
errrrss no prefsrsnce for the locs-
lion OF the nIenfcal department. but would
ri ID tickets with bah Gslve TN aid Hous
in On hem. Hr. Grssuvsil, Lessee cftbe pro-
nas-d PsvlIion fhesfr., h-a snandrned The
@rrerprI-e suiur 9, liability 20 enlist suflcieat
.n,.IrsI lo.ft The 6uiidlnx up as . ID are IN
err.rernerfs rnade for fall ar consequently Of
fiuvsrurr Roberts sars hs csnilnF iss .
..I1fsIrIor 4 y fsar1nrr. CnsrEe1 Win rybblIE
= - srho nu6f q 1f1o mafks IN B-rlin, ~
- N ne VS. nj CON nltt~d In the STATE
u re- fb1usand four hundr-f colir- IN
f.cbnsl hfyou ard siosEaik Improvement
= - we're bnudef In Ttsterd-J
- rsfunoe1 IN 5ref cert. brrds-
q aashII rion gnsrds competitive driIl
q festival - fns Pavilion t1-riEht va
...en1s1 y .. ~ = m.,iay 10. 2.
r.rs ~ sb6rs = o'rIocE- N slertrlc lie1
rsIIe1 n ne nIl1si q ne rtorn. oui rr-rur1
~1s~~fIr-r - r rEs1.c1t<tsd y and fbs svsDlrf
rs-ss1 w flszs<rry. ne srt>rr.innspi
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Georgetown.
* eclsi 10 the Herald.

Georgetown, August 5--A few citizens OF the
call cf Nat. Q. Henderson, the chist spokss-
man, met ut the court house last even
with CYvernor Fosters invitation 70 set part
day 81 Thanksgiving for the recovery Of
the ..rrsident.
broueht in By q. W. He~ert an sod TO +.
Mos.s A Co., aud shipped 20 Foeke A WDkens.
OF Houston.
Dis rlct court adjourned after rcutiss OF
very ordinary business. Three COM icts we're
taken 70 Huntsville yesterday. The case OF
aftbe 10 Va the fnfersationsi railway COM
aby, was the only case Of importance t.
put Ifttls rain and crops sbort.
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Esv Yort, AuFnsi b.-Tns rev eollsct0f,
Mr.. Rob-rson. II slrssdy bssst vth .ppli-
ezun Tor oflos. aud this. TOO. not~itbst.1dins
the Iopular opsery assfnst ''the spolis
srs.sm-" The fruth Il, omc--b>zE nr We
never n.rrs rzm an than o. fs 81 fl.ls nnonent
TIE rup. 1duua roms NJ Cd r. m fhIa
e.fr. buI frIlm rlnri 81 D 80 fftns COZ ~
= n fns Nsw Tot cuEron h1n-IEeF-
iiel slmpl 70 1etlls loi.s-t
via ssnr ~ 1ure reasrds ~ pEru n
s-rrIus1. Iftne oeIecInr wln rlg11lT go - ~
TIE rl1n - rtieftins Ile rs-eDn- - ne evil
- iii fararE q wurI1 81 fnIurr froutIs o.
ffe lIhrr han1 NJ he rentnr-- uros lns 60
p-rin1srt q n air renewals sIlplr icI ~
rn-rn<s ~ rrorIdInT PIE - - rsrlle1n
fsr1rlteH. wIlnouf rsfFrsrct - NJ ruoII- m
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WaxalIachio.

Special to the HerSld.
Waxahachie. August s County court ia
stiil In session, Special Judge s. G, McCor-
mick presiding Many cases have been dis
posed OF, and several are YET pending. In The
c4se OF the state W. Robert Willis, cha geu
with I'll aggravated ASSAULT on girl fourteen
years old, the jury returned verdic this even
ing .sses sing a fine nf 1vs hundred dollars and
thirty days imprisonment In Jail, against
defend' MT
The fir7t bale OF this years. crop of cotton
was sold for sevenfy-five dollars, q. L. Chry g.
Ter buying 1t. ~,
The corn crcp VII be light. Cotton viii
make al out u9-thifd ot g bale per acre.
Judge Lang US heath Is qiite feeble.
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COrsfcana.
Special to the Herald.

Corsicana, August SIN the report tcle-
graphed yesterday of the proceedings OF the
:e-uuion of Parsons brigade, the name Of
ALI II rwo d, o. Dallas, was Omitts'. : Q
was cleo ed one of the Weep esidents for the
ensu n year. The next annual meeting comes
of IN the first Wednesday In uyust next, Ia
Ands son springa. The opera house pall went
off smoothly. Lieut.. j Ohm WI son company b.
10th r. giment, was made chairman of the om-
mittee Of arrangements Tor the grounds etc.,
for next years Reunion.
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Special 10 the Herald.

Special 20 ne Herhlo.
Ccr.jcsns, August 4 The srDufl r.
union Of Psrons brigade met here ye'ier-
day. Msmbsn Of he 12th. 10Th and 2ls'
Terss cavalry. and Morgsn's battalion. from
Al portions Of the stsfs. we're pressnt-sbou'
thrss han5rsd members IN al. Al pa m.
lbs dIfsrsng rrgigsDu assembled - ne
oprrs house. where 1ismbsrt we're enrolled.
The prDo---ion fD-nDed In front Of tbs o. en-
houss. MssUr Miller addressed tbsm. ts1i-
1erinr tbs borpitslities ~ The city The pro-
c-ssion ~thsn m<rcbsd 20 . grove IN tbs
suburbs, -hr-a fpe-cts< vsre ns1e -
Gsnsrsl Less, ooisD-l Walton, = 9.
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Fort Worth.

Special TO Inc HerHIU.
Fort Worth, August ga heavy wind
storm visited u to-day, foil, vel by a fine
rain, which will do the farmers 49, An cunt OF
good. II was pretty general In the adjoining
counties.
sheriff Maddox to-day arrested negro who
stole 4 horse Ia Weathcrfnrd some Gays ego.
The horse was recovered and the negro
jailed.
A hon given by the young men OF this city is
in full blast to.nigot at the Ell Paso hotel. l,
IL given ip honor Of the visiting young
ladies.
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Mis.issippi Democratic Convention.

New Orleans, August 1.-THE Democrats
Jackson. Mississippi, special says up " OPP.
m. no nomination had been made
by the dem Icra 10 convention. The twenty-
AlUli oat a. slOuu stone 40, Barksdslo yo,
Fe uherstone 20 After this ball { tie B srks-
dale &c exates went into Caucus. On 'etnrn-
lug TO The cDnven ton the nsmss II Barkrdale
and II ata-rstoas were with irswn and
LDwerys was called amid uprcari. Us al plause.
Tne Some Il VI 4, ates tien went INTO caucus.
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n,.--l-rtem. 30 cor

The symptoms are moisture, like perspf
ration. intense itching, incrs~s~d BY scratch
ire. vsry distressing, particularly at night
a. II pin worms v.rs crspling 10 and shout
,fT-rscd. N silos-d 10 rontiuua. vury serious
rrsults nav follow. ~Dr. sssyDsis An-hesl.
ire Ointnert" ira pleasant sore cura. Also
fnr tsr,er. Itch, salt rhe1n. scsld bud, cry
sipel.s. bsrbsrs' itch. blotcb-s. 81 Esly,
crus,v. cuisDeous rruptions Prirs 50 cent.
three borss for 81 IS S-ut By msil ~ any
sd5rsss on rsosipt Of prics IN curf-ucy. or
three cent posiAgs Stamps. Prrpsrsd only
br Dr.. Susyus a con. go Norh Sirtk
sirr<l Phils1rlptA, Pa- " VAIN ls,ie1
should Be .1drss.sd. Sod b. All prominent
drugrists
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Saratoga, N. Y, August 5.-In the first
race, three.quarters OF n mile Turca, frat;
Vampire, second; Bayado, third. Time,
l:1sx
In the eecond race, mile and On rter, Get
Away won; Goldbug, second Fair Count,
third Time, 2:07X.
In the third race, mile and half, Hindoo
won; ihickmore, second; Bonfire, third.
Tima, 1856
In the fourth race, mile and half, POST
Guard won; Disturbance, second; FIankIin,
third. Time, 3,0lH.
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DeatOn
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Denton, Augusta The first bale Of cotton
O. the season was brought hers this morning
by Nc r Maury. of Long Prairie, near Lou s.
vile, In this county, AID tOid at auction at
fifteen ce is per pound. 1t was bought by
Mr. R j Rich.
Quite q num Der Of citizens 60 to Roanoke
this ,norn ng to picnic a barbecus.
Walter Sam 8. of this place. hiss bought the
Lorgview Democrat and VIII probably re-
move 1t 10 Demon.
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1sllOGia. Eor Governor an saisssss,ppi
jackson, Miss, Angus, Ain she delno-
cratic state convention GO ballots vere
,aken for governor. On The last b lilo
Stone got l06, Buksdsle 90; Festters'on
"a; Calhoun IL; showing no material Gang
fron The fire, bsllo
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Raleigh. y. c., August b.-R-pons from
seventeen counties give . majority sEsinst
pr.hlbItinn OF n 7ts Other unite. viii
nrsb.bl run no the majority toe iao0 OF % go,
which sh8w@ fhst TIE n-Erors dtd Lot woe Tor,
hut voIEd ara est the pro, Iosed mse<uFs.
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New York. August5.-Ihs stock market b.
been extremely QUIZ up 70 nj. hour, aud spec
uiailon hss been rather he IVY In toae. Changes
In pricfs, however, were extremely slight nLc
tua ion Ds ing cObhaed within very narr. "
range. New jersey Central, Wabash, Pscif c,
Western Union, Denver A RIO Grsude. Dela-
ware, Lsckawtns a Wss s-rn Lske on0ie and
Paul we're ths most active.
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Catholic rosmI AS.ti.ence Union.

B ,ston, sass.. August 5.-The members Of
the Nstlo q Catholic Total Abstner ce
Union. by Invitation Of The mayor and M ne
bers OF the city government visited the pub
lie isifi utions AMI the harbor tots evening"
The procession was formed aad escorted TO
FansuI Hall, where a speech OF weicome was
made bv the COVE nor. Interesting addresses
were also delivered o. pros iDest members OF
the cynV~ntfOn.
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HOust ton.

Spcoi0I 10 the Herald.
Houston, August 5.-Mr. e. G. Coyle was
buried to-day. His remains were kept await
ing the arriv al of w II COyle, from the
north The body was kept by, means ofic and
chemicals In ate OF perfect preservation.
The fu nera was largely attended.
After one Of tho ttIest days of summer, re-
liet CANE Tonight in the shape Of wind and
rain-storm.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.

New Cstton Received 10 Depts" ana
waxahachie-A $4,000 FIRE Ht
Palestine = The Frontier Hat
talon 10 be ReOrgsnised-
sabine Pass d Texas
Northern Railroad to
he Surveyed ut Once.
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Special 10 the Herald.
wsoo, Augun 4.-Mrs. Bsrry. living si
Jousb0ro. m COrysn county, about
fors, miles vssi or here. hes ben discovered
70 b The dsusbisr Of vs.liy Rnelish noble.
m.r. Lord wflgford bv nsms. She n.r.
I'D her husband IN Enfi<Dd ys<n rro
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Ao>rs.

10 al vio s-s sufsrizr from he errors
s.d indi.<reiom Of youth, nervOu veal
49,, esrly dscxy, los 81 manhood &C., j
rin ssBd rsc.2s thss VII cure voc he q
ahsrgs- This grs.i remedy 40 disoo-srsd
. . nuilfions-y IN S0ufh America Sen1
ssIf-sddr-s-s, suvslops y ths ksE. Jo>sFt
?. innsn. etstion d, Bsv rorf dty
u151avIy
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a WIG nura.rer H.psea.

eyracose. y z, Ausust5--Ssih<n Orlando
Greeufsld ives syecuied here this morning
for the murdsr n his allie 1t osvell, Osweeo
county. an 1873 Tnsre w-rs too thousand
persons presat. The victim prOte ted his
fnnorencs and pr.ysd fsrvsntly for Ged's mer-
cy upon himself an hts ensmles.
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ID. w. BLIss
j. X RARSEs.
j j. " ooDwARp.
Robert REYBURN

Official bulletin, Executive Mansion, Z pm.
The president has had anO sner god day.
The aDpesrancs or the wound and character
and amount OF discharge II pns cIaiinues sat
fsfscLUrs he has taken ad adequate quanti-
ty of nouvishment and hal several pleasant
n APPS durtn Z tue day. l. 80 p. IN. his pulse
was go; teuipers' ure, ST. respi alton. Is. After
Bpm. hisiemperature BEGAN to rise as usual
but moderated TO considerable degree, and
without a pc ceptibe dryness VI skin. at pres
cot his pulse is lO6; tempera use, lv0; rsspira-
ton, 10;
ID. w. BLISS,
j. j. WOODWARD,
j. X. BARNES,
Robert kEf BURN,
ID. III. AsSEw,
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Tine pre,iden,,, Corsition.

Washington, ID. c., August 5.-Unicial bul'
leiip, Executive Mansion, $50 u. m. The
pfesid mt continues TO improve. He slept
vel, during the night ana this m1rniLg looks
and expresses himself cheerfuily. Ape,lfer
satisfactory day 10 anticipet d. AtPfsse nj his
pulse is 81; temperature, 9S {; respiration Is.
and hsreatter the noon bulistin will be dis
persed with.
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ST. LOUIS.

Serious strike of ship Carpenters
ana CauIk ers-A Dog show on .
Grand scale-FOrmer Price Of Beer
About 10 be Restored, Etc.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-15
For THE WOMEN.

Kate ClaXton is now performing to q
very small audience It's u girl.
-"Short, but sweet" as an old maid
said when she kissed the dwarf who was on exbi-
bitlon
Mrs. Gardeld's letter accepting the
purse that was raised for her benefit is modest
and womanly.
= The Earl of Mount Cashel who is
nbout to marry a widow, Mrs Molesworth, is in
his ninetieth year.
Mrs. Abbey Sage Richardson, who
ms returned from long European trip, will lee
lure the coming season on English and American
Shocks went home the other night
ahlicted with double vision. lie sat for some time
with his sleepy gaze riveted on Mrs. Snooks. an "a
,hsn eomplacently remarked; We'll, declare, 4
you Two don't look 'nough nike TO be twins"
"A pleasing incident in the develop
nrcnt OF Western divorce is tho establishment at
Floyd Ind, OF boarding house for the exclusive
accommodation Of couples DESTROYS OF shuiling of
the mortal coil Of marriage. Recently the house
nhu twenty nine inmates which Is little. per
husbands was Mormon.
"A ninety-seven pound Bridgeport girl
has a beau that tips the beam ut 30 She Keeps
him In attendance every night up to twelve
o'clock, seated comfortably In an arm chair She
explained to a companion. under the seal OF
sSuItNs, tnhl DcHeHtns Ine CuSnlOu Sne Kent her
autumn leaves in Il book and as soon as they were
sufficiently pressed she would give him the nit
ten.-Redding Times
The wedding gift which President
Grevy presented TO his daughter was an artistic
cabinet, the secret drawers Of which are damasked
velyet-lined baskets, and each of them contained
surprise. Among their other contents were two
1ans OF old lace mounted with carved ivory, sew
eral bracelets and numerous other Jewels which.
according TO the tradition, must be placed between
the Indian Cashmere shawl and the diamond pa-
rure Neither the trousseau nor the wedding pres
ents were exhibited Among the latterwas bar
cnrole composed expressly for the bride by the
Compile de Beust ~
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

The far for the benefit of Potomac Lodge of odd.
Fellows will be opened tonight at McBuruey s
Hall.
The ferry steamer City Of Washington will be
hauled up on the ways at the ship-yard In q day
or two for repairs.
One hundred and seventeen carloads of live
stock passed through here Saturday night over
the Virginia Midland Railway for Baltimore
The schooner Azclia II. Pcnrt, which arrived
here yesterday, with oysters, had portion Of her
llb blown away. by the storm, OF NanJemoy beach,
Saturday night
The New York and Atlanta sleeping. cars, that
were formerly run over the Fredericksburg aud
Richmond route, now pass through this city over
the Virginia Midland Railway
Superintendent wilkins. accompanied by a
number of other gentlemen, passed through here
yesterday over the Alexandria and Fredercks-
burg Railway in an extra car on q tour of inspec-
ton of that road.
The committee on finance Of the city council
alderman John b. Smoot, chairmun) will, ut the
request OF Auditor BrOckett, meet in the office of
that official o.day, for the purpose of destroying
about $4,000 OF coupons paid and Cancelled since
the LIST of July last
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The ola Conndencc Game.

Two Baltimore gentlemen-Messrs. N.
and w.-were killing time by Sabbath stroll
through the Agricultural grounds, They had just
returned from herOld home In Fauquier, Virginia,
after few days spent in shooting or some other
rural diversion. stranger accosted them and
asked for light. This was po.light.ly furnished,
and he treated to cigars while he opened CONVEX
sation, and betrayed to.their worldly wise percep-
ton In few moments the sort of profession he
followed. They did not, however. evlnce their
comprehensloni and he became decidedly COM
panionabe.i isPresently quick shade Of vexa-
ton passed over his genial features; an
engagement compelled him to leave his pleasant
friends. lie glanced lat his watch. Yes, it was
tmo 70 20 to the great memorial service at Arng-
ton, which would be attended by President Arthur
and other notables. BY the way, they should by
all means go along and take that in Worth see-
ing Cor MOI oh by all means 10 N
said he would go with pleasure, but W would
not consent Then the gentlemanly stranger find
ing the chance fof company growing smaller by
rapid degrees, grew warm and eloquent where.
upon N said, See here my friend you have.
unfortunately mistaken your men. The PresI.
dent, think, is stlll in New York; there are no
memorial services on hand at Arlington; we
have no money and, lastly, we are not greenies."
The SIS. smiled deprecating, CHASTITY smile and
then vamoSed.
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NEW YoRK Nov. 1i.-Cotton steady; sales, I,siC
bales uplands 1sc: Orleans i2lc; consolidated net
receipts 3IiS bales exports TO Great Britain, 10 gs
bales; TO the continent, D,isj bales; TO the channel
1910 bales. flour-SOutliern steady ana quiet com
mon to fair extra IS 9O6 ~ good 10 choice do ~ OO6I
go Wheat js@ lac higher, closing firm cash and
weak Oh options ungraded red, 81 27aI U.s. mixed
winter, 81 i0i 4o,4; ungraded white 81 STAT ~ No
red, November, u IdI 5I; December 81 4G4 Il Al
january, 81 iD3tGll 5 Corn opened about 20 higher
closed weak NJ slight decline; ungraded 5ir,U .c
No. white, 7ic; yellow, 7aGI4'sc; No. 2, November
GUA@UDsc December, 70et1VAc January T2g7 nc. Oats
l4Gltac higher, closing weak; No. T. 4c. Hons firm
and quiet; yenrngs lsQ23c. Coffee du lilo Cargoes
9la 2iC. sugar quiet aud very firm; nUlassts sugar
I@7c; fair To good refining Sbtts4c refined steady
standard A. O,ec. MOlasses steady and quiet; Porto
klc0, a 59c;'hew crop New Orleans, GjCn c' old do
5OdUOc. Rice steady and In fair Inquiry, Carolina, o.
@7Aic. hqsin quiet and steady al - j7,4@s 40 FUR
pentine higher and firm AT 5jI0C5j'gc Wool dull
domestic fleece, 3t iSc; Texas, lBG9c Pork higher
ind more active for speculation ut slS OE january
SIS 80. Mddles hrmer; long clear, O'sc short GEAR
Usc. Lard opened higher; closed with the adyanc,
nearly lost ut 81 G0lil h2s; December, Sil Bjdll ~
January, sli s56pil va. Frelghs 10 Liverpool hrmer
cotton, per steamer 53st4d; wheat per steamer, AZ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-15
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov. H-Cotton steady: mlddling. III
@lisSc Flour steady; Howard street and Western
superfine 81 755 so do extra, IS 1906 so do family,
675(n7 so City Mills superne, G. COOS IS; do extra,
% OOGp6 So do family, q zoos or Rio brands, 81 5O
7G2; Paapsco family, s. %. wheat-Southern higher
and active; Western higher, closing steady Southern
red 81 1901 4j; do amber, 81 1891 So Mol Maryland,
o. So No. Western winter red, spot and November,
81 ilaa@1 dllS; December, 81 ,6tl 43is January,
81 iI+sGl 7A6; February, 81 5psm 5D. COrn-SOuth-
ern higher; Western easy; Southern white. 72c: do
yellow. JSmIOc; Western mixed, spot, GS'ic Novem-
Der Us caskedi Decen6er, Ggs @6laic January; ia
Cp72c. Oats active and hrn southern, dpl5Jc: West
crn white, IDq50isc; do mixed, lI@isl.c Pennsylva-
mia 5D6g50c. Rye dull at q o. Hay steady prime
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, SlSGBsl. Pruvl-
sons steady; mess pork. 81 75 bulk Observation-Disclosures
and clear rib Sides pack Observation-Disclosures,
g.c clear rib sidc-, lie hams i5'a6nistc. Butter
firm Western grass log2bc. Eggs firm ut 2sC12lc.
Petroleum nominal; refined, 7sc. Coffee quiet; Rio
cargoea, ordinary to fair, V6Gllc, Sugar dull a son
Toe. Whisky dull at 81 49, di 10. FTeightS Liver
pool per steamer firm; cotton, 3lGm4d. flour ~ pcr
barrel. grain. 5sd. ReCeipts-FlOur, 2lUJ barrels
wheat, $500 bushels; cOrn S,iS7 bushels oats 0Gif
bushels; rye, 3ls bushels shipments Wheat 1900
bushels: corn, 1850 bushels Salcs-Whunt, SOL 5JS
bushels; corn. l51 40 bushels.