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DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.
Cigar Makers Union.

CmcAdo, November lS.-The Cigar
Makers Union, branch of the National
Association had mass meeting here thu,
afternoon. Two hundred mem ters
were present. c. W. Rowan stated that the
the organization of the cigar-makers' trade
Charles +. Bergman, delegate from San
Francisco, California, to the labor congress
at Pittsburg, spoke of the effect which Chi
nese labor is producing on the Pacific coast.
Michael WEIGH, Milwaukee delegate to
the congress, made some allusion to the
cigar-makers' strike at Milwaukee,, e1-
pressing his conviction that it would not
be long before the manufacturers in that
city would acknowledge the supremacy oil
the strikeas.
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Sr. PETERSBURG, November l3.-An inn
perial order has been issued appointing Il
special commission, under the presidency of
NJ. Rochanoti', member of the council of
the empire for the purpose of organizing
y system of provincial administration. The
proposals contained in the orders are re-
garded as important changes in the diree-
ton of local elf-govcrnmcnt.
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Allegcd nrurderor Arrestcd-noy Drowned.

NEW ORLEANS, November l3.-Michael
Mcclure was arrested here yesterday and
rcmanded without bail, charged with the
murder of John Davis, a colored cook of a
steam boat who died. His body was found
in his pantry on the 9th inst At the time
il was believed that Davis had shot himself
but il has since transpired that McGuire
and the cook of the steamer st. John, and
the deceased had quarrelled shortly before
the latter was found dead.
Charles Bonderest, ten years old, was
drowned this morning in the river.
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Old Commodore Vanderbilt, ''long-
headed as he was made mistakes. ono Of
them was the building of the "cut.ohri
from AthenS-on the Hudson to Schencct-
ady. 1t cost $2,O00,0O0, and was signal
failure and white elephant from the start.
Announcement is made of its sale for $500, .
600 to the West Shore road, the Central
reserying the right to complete contracts
made previous to the sale. The West
Shore road enters into possession immedi-
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French Cnbinet--A Duel.

PARIS, November l3.-ln its forecast of
Gambetta's cabi let the Paris names Allan
Fargo as Minister OF Public Works, The
journal de Paris states that NJ. de Feye-
cient, NJ. Ferry and NJ. Leon Say will not
join the new cabinet.
a duel between NJ. de Paul Cassagnac
and M Adrien Montcbello lasted
- minutes. Monticello was wounded in
the right arm.
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International Trades Unions.

:. !. PlrrsBURe, November 13.-rhe Intcrns-
tional Trades Union Congress will meet
here today and remain in session probably
nil the week. About 400 delegates are ex-
pccted to be present from all parts of the
United States and Canadas. Tho object OF
the meeting is to unite labor unions of all
kinds, and also to ask Congress to pass an
act allowing charters to be granted to Ma
tional Trades Unions.
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We are pleased to record the following
opinion by J, A. Daniels, Esq, of Me.srs.
Stockdill & Daniels, attorneys, La Crosse,
Wis, which appears in the La Crosse
Chronicle; Some time since was attacked
with pain and slight swelling in and below
one Of my knee joints. A few applications
of ST. Jacobs Oil quoted the pain and re.
hcyed the Inflammation. regard it as a
valuable medicine.
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Preventing Theft.

PHILADELPHIA, November l3.-ln order
20 put an end to the theft of postage stamps
by employees, through which many cor
porations and firms have lost thousands n
system of perlorating stamps with initials,
when bought in quantities of $500, is
adopted.
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A Mine Explosion .

LONDON, November ia dispatch to the
Standard from Rome says an explosion of
gas occurred here in mine. Forty persons
were killed and iorty'one injured.
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4 Multitude OF Cases.

DUBLIN, November bat the Land
Commissions last night until midnight,
the number of applications before it has
nov reached Iully forty-livc thousand.
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EAST LINE & RED RIVER RAILWAY
Time Card NO2,

Taking effect Monday, March "A, 1881
West-bound JEFFERSON llst.no,,,.o
400 p m Depart. Mail -, Arrive 1910 a m
700 am Depart .... FIR ght Arrive lOpm
DAINGERFIELD.
GlO p m Depart .,.. Mail u,,. Depart 7.5S a m
lUlO a m Depart. Fright. Depart 4:45 m
PITTSBURG,
I'D p m Arrive. Mail ,.,, Depart ESQ m
ll'U IN Arrive. .".FT ght Depart 800 IN
90 p III Depart Mail. ARRIVE $50 Il IN
l2D p III Depart. right Arrive 200 D m
WlNSBOR0
sou m Depart 500. Mail ..... Depart Sis p m
100 p Ill Depart 80, Fr ght. Depart ll:l5 IN
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
lUl5 p IN Depart, Mail. ... Depart $50 m
44O p III Depart go. IT ght. Depart G45 u IN
GREENVILLE.
&05 n m Arrive, .... Mail. zee. Depart 900 n IN
El5 p Arrive, FIR ght :, Depart 6:l5 n IN
Connections AT Greenville with the Mo.
Pacific railroad for all points in the northwest,
at Pittsburg with the Texas Il St. L. railroad for
Glmer, Mt, Pleasant and Tyler; at Jefferson
with the Texas 4 Pacific railroad for st. Louis
and all points east south and southeast. Pas.
senger trains run daily except Sunday.
JNO, I, FLYNN,
General Manager,
S. RAINEY, in.
Gen. Ticket and Pass Agt jefferson Texas.
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NOVEMBER DRAWING

Whole Tickets, SO; Half Tickets. 81
27 Tickets, $50; 55TicketsS 800.
Remit money or bank draft in letter or send
by express Don't send by registered letter or
postoilce order. Orders of S. and upward bv
express can be sent AT our expense Address ali
building, Louisville, Ky or X. N. BOARDMAN
800 Broadway. New York.
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Extraordinary Semi-AnnqaI DraWinJ
Capital Prize. 100000.

Under the personal SUPERVISION and management
Gen. G.. I BEAUREGARD, of Louisiana
and Gen JUBAL A EARLY, of Virginia
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THE MARKETS.
Astoria markets.

FLoUR.--Superiine - W; Extra s. 20
Corn Meal . cwt. 50 80; Buckwhest y cwi
s. 90.
BUTTER-Choice roll, top prices. ~ cts
Sc Wholesale; choice Tillamook ;iOc.
CDEEsE-Clatsop dairy ia ISc.
r,GGS.-i5Q 20 cts p doz. Chickens, - on.
FRESH MEATs.-ChOice cuts. Lamb. Toe:
1eef sale: Pork 10; Mutton SOLE. by the
-:srcase &c.
MEArs.-Breakfast bacon l3i4@l5 per n;
sides ~ &alIl &c: hams l3lsalac; shoulders
leal3c smoked beef l5alGspc: corned beef
SI0gl2 B bbl.; corned pork Ice = n.
BEASS.-:}Ca4 cts.
DRIED FRUITS. Black berries 20c; Prunes
l6fa20c.
HONEY. Ia frames 3ac in glass SOC.
L,Rn.-In tins and caddies i2ia'0I5c r =.
Mil FEEp.-Bran so % (: country. So r
ton: ShoIts as o.: Hay SO oVn22 10: Z ton.
oArS.-According 10 quality. prices range
from 0Ood5 cts = bushel.
VEGErA BLEs.-- Potatoes al@l CT. F n
ONIONS 2.a..c " n.
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rESsELs ON rHE III.
Ernm AmerIrnn pnTfe.

.
North Bend bat ssa sons Merr5ulan. = q Feb %
Modoc. sch. ss2 toss. +. Jan p.
Trustee SCH .qU tons. McATep : 3. Jana
Canada. 80. i,sJ teas. TroUnlIdgc. y. /. via Rio
Nov
Merom sh l5B3 tonp. Lowell. y \ DC -
Gsrten. -n Philadrpnia. Jan 80
F,--s.ro ~ N,r lork. osdiaE.
Kate pas-upart. sb. izgs tons Mi,ir;t y \ Jan o.
Coluu5ns, -. i'-r.aia iea lora, Jan i5.
Carrie Winslow, Ann ba loading Philadelphia
From Foreign Ports.
Agnes Oswald Dr. -. Issa tons. Mc;,ibbon. Cardiii
Dec 10
Adolf. Sue. bk. s.5 tons. Rinsnans~on. Gotten
burg Oct is
-il.c. .. o. So tons Rio de- oaniero.
CountE of Ayr br bk. iss tons. Alexander Giasso"
Oct y
civ Of Agra br bk, 1874 tons. Young. Melbourne.
Nov
trlan Grant. br bk 81, tons. James. Liverpool
Countess OF Roth,-s. br bk. Cardiff.
tgan Mcleod. br bk 6I6 tons. Yokohama
Ethel. br bk. a. tons Graham. Liverpool. Nov ~
Emily Chaplin. br Ok 7.a tons Harris. Cardiff
Geo Be,Fiey, DIR sh lUla tons. Bewl'.W Yokohama
GIenc4rl, br bk. 62I toas, Cardiff
Lizzie Irsdaie br bk a. tons Moss0u. Liverpool
Aug iS. VA Honolulu and Victoria
Odulia br bk 40 tons i.Ivsrl,uoi wa Honolulu Iu-
by q. EouDnal
Passithea br bk ~ tons. West Liverpool Nov =
Rvevale br BIZ. 40 tons, Williams. Liverpool,
Sept s.
Scrica Or bk slg tom GuayInss River Boyne New
castle NSA
Seftirkshire. br sh ilg2 tons Anderson. Cardiff
Scottish Fairy. br bk. Y YJllohama. Oct n
Thirlen Castle. br sh i5i3 tons. Shanghai
Viola. bT 6k ~ tons. Price, Liverpool. sept VIA
Honolulu
Ni,.to,ia t:foss lar hk 6ag tons Oven Calcutta
Zoe. br bk Liverpool via Victoria Jan ;
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san Francisco Markets.
rrY MAIL AND rELEGEArH.l !

WHEAT-Sl a. gal - per GENITAL for
good shipping.
OAT~-Si l5dl - = ell.
WooL-Orcgon. Valley 2I@:o cts. =
n. Eastern Oregon. lS62O
HIDES--lleayy Salted lOizc: light. do
Zoe: Salted calf. lOdI2
FAMILY PEOVISIONS-l;acOn. l3G ~ =
cts: clear Oregon sides. l3@l3i 2c; hams,
l2jzMl3 cts.
BARLEY-CoaSt feed S0dSl o. cts b.:
Brewing 81 seri5 q ctl.
HAY-Wheat. ~g,dSl5. Oat. $50 Sl5.
Barley. S9dSlJ p ton.
NEGETABLES-POt 1905 cts per
100: Onions. red. 60d7Oc per 100; Vel
low. SI@Sl 10 per 100.
EGGS-CalifOTnia.: 81 a ~, T. dOZ: Ore
gon. 3Jtd4Oc n dOZ.
FLoUR-Best family extra. - ~; Su-
periine. 81 JOCG4: Bakers extra. - l2is
Oregon extra. ~ Tj6cS5 %: Walla-walla
extra, 81 50dSi a..
FRUITs-Dried apples. sag cts. for
quarters. sliced: PlumS pitted. 13dl4
Peaches ilEpl2l &c, peeled lSd2ec.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-EXtra fancy
Butter. 40 cts, e III; Fresh roll. good
to choice, 45@+7i2 cts; Picked, 10 cts.
p h.
SEEDs-Flax, 2I{a3c r D.: Canary,
31SGp4 G; Alfalfa, 9@llc: Timothy. "a
l0c y h.
BAGs-There is a good business in a
jobblny way at S}4@g14c for standard
grain.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. Il. lSSO
DE. u j. Kendall 4 Co. Gents: I have
avery tine mare that has had bone SPAWN
for a long time. I tried every thing man
could devise Io cure il hut AL i'm vain and
wa> about tO give IL up when friend Of
mine iu tbs city Camc tO me and rrcOm-
mended kendail'S SPAWN Cure which tried
with gTaIid results. removing ia Z hone clear
and clean and tneiI / SEM y cents To- you for
one Of Your Illustrated HCTSc Books and
think there J. IiU better book printed On the
horse aud hi> diseases. ! have taken great
interest In % and have since sold u copies
for yuu tu my nriglhorS ant will TRY and 90
what gOOd can 10y getting them for Others.
Yours truly. g. w. MIILEE.
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KENDAll'S SPAWN CURE
ON HTHAN FLESH

BaSrT>iic Il. VT. Dec. p. lS5g
u. j. Kendall y Co. Gents | wi>u
AL my I'>tunDHy m favor Of your inyGluihir
liuHE.Ui. ~kcudall'> SPAWN CUR. In the
,I,.tHg Gf is3 I >iIpIvd uu the lee and
,rf5'ucd my right limb al the Knee JOINT. /
W:sS very lame and III times suffered the
Hu>i cNcTUrIdJing pam. ] wore 4 bandaSe
uH 70 icT over u year. and tried mO>t every
ihtn- lH my reach. bTt could hnd nothing
thaj WuUit! give me- permanent relief. When
uyrTH0Tkcd. u would pain nae very nurh.
lH April 1875 | began To think | should he
4 cripple iuT life Hut having some of 'ken-
dail'S SPAWN CuTr" thought ! would try il.
used nne tlsir,l Of a bottle. and experienced
r,'iicf 40 once. The PAIN left me and has not
troubled me since. ! feel very grateful to
yOu and would recommend 'kenGall'S SpaY n
Cure To sll Wlln suffer with >pr;tnS Or Ihcu-
m;ttISm. Yours truly, Mrs. !. BOUTEII.
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Common Council.

Regular meetings second and fourth Tues
day evenings Of each month. AZ = o'clock
or Persons desiring 20 have matters acted
ilon by the Council. al any reg gular meeting
must present the sane q the Auditor and
Clerk on or before the Friday evening prioi
Ia tho Tuesday ou which the Council holds ~
regular meetinz-. a.. a. CARDN ELL.
Auditor and Clerk
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PORT OF ASTORIA.
READY ron SEA.

READY ron SCI.
otter Br bk. ses tons CLARK. Liverpool frh
Prudent r. hk STR tons Falmouth Fe5
ArlaIa, Br bs. - tons. Snaw. Liverpool Feb
SAILED.
Columbia. -. g72i tons Bo.les 2. feb .
OreSon -. 1885 tons. Poriman. ) : Feb g.
Earl Derby. br bk rs. tons. Liserpoo.. IAN e
Orient. brig 81 tons. Williams, : q Jau y
Courser. sen. \. +. Jan =
Rothreav Bag. b. Ek 15I tons. ian .H
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Women

Who want glossy, luxuriant
and waTy treSseS Of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIR0N. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
OGt, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruif and
itching, makes the III air
strong, giving it a curling
tendency and keeping it in
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair is the sure
result Of using kathairOn.
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Never 60 shopping without con-
Suiting the advertising columns OF THE
ASTORIAN. They will tell YOU where
the best bargains are 10 be had, and Just
what merchants are alive and doing
business.
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Temple Lodge. 80. Z. q. 8. =. 81.

Regular Communications irst and Ky
third Tuesdays in each month. atTis !"
o'clock. P. A., at the Hall in Astoria
Members Of the Order, in good standing. are
invited 70 attend. Is ordes Of ;he ". NJ.
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Chamber OF Commerce OF Astoria.
Regular meeting every ISi and Sd Monday
Of cacd ',nufh. a; - T. n. IN the hall Of th'-
Young Mems Christian Association.
J. .. A BOWlBl. President
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Astoria Lodge No. 40, I. o. G.

Regular Meeting every 1uesday Evenlas
al : o'clock. at Good Temrlar's Hall. Che
namus street, Astoria. over {. l.. Parker
Sore Members Of the order. in good stand.
nc. are invited 10 attend. Degree meeting III
Monday eacn month. By order ". Z. /.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From a Prominent Physician.

N.,>hiUgIuny'llr Ohio. June l.. 1850
DB. Il. j. KENDALL y TO. Gents Read
iu- ynUT advertisement IN Turf. Field aud
Farm. Of kcudall'> SPAWN Care. and having
q valuable aud speedy IIorNr which had been
llIHr ir1m spawn ci-lij,cu months. I sent To
yuu ter bottle hy express. which in >iN
weeks removed Jli lamrueN> and eulaIgr-
UrHt ald q largc Splmt from another huTSr
ana buJh hUTSr~ arr to-day - sound - colts
The one lH,ttir Wa> worth tO me uUr hundred
uOliar>. Respectfully yours.
N i HERTnI LIT NJ ID
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for deed, quit claim deeds, mortgages
and warranty deeds. az this Office.
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Knights OF Pythias.

Astur Lodge. No. 6. X. % =. meet II -
every Wednesday egeninc at sztsss
o'clock. ia the hall Of the A. -. L. W. NNS
Corner Chenamu, and Benton streets. -
Bv order e. q
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COMMERCE AND TRADE.
financial

Silver, Al par.
Com exchange on san Francisco 4 percent
premium.
Coin exchange on New York buying par:
selling. = 70 per cent.
Legal lendcrs-rar.
Tcle-raphic transfers on New York ] per
cent. nrelnluM.
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KendalTS SPAWN Cure

i sure IN its effects. mild in ItS action as il
does not blister. and yet u i penetrating
AMI powerful To reach any deep seated pain
or tO Remove amy bOHy growth Or any other
enlargement, II used for several days, such
a. >pdyiIIS. SplIntS. curh> rallOtIS. Sprain>.
SyclliugS. any !amrueN> and al engagements
Of the JOINTS or ii;IbS. or rheumatism IN man
and for any purpose for which liniment Is
Used for man ur beast. Il j. now known to
be the best lmlment for man ever used, act
Ing mild ami YET certain In iiS effects. II is
lN-d iull strength with perfect safety at all
>tsf>Du> Of the year.
send address for Illustrated circular which
W. think gives positive pisIi uf it, virtues.
NJ remedy h:> ever met with >uCu unquali-
fed >tlrt-, -. tu our knowledge. Tor beast a.
we'll - man
Price 81 pr bottle. or SiN bottles for -.
ALL Dl:t t1ilSIS have II or eau get il for
yuIi. or @ viii it SEM Ia amy address On re-
,-t-Ipt ri price 10y the pTupIictuT~.
DI;. i. i. KENDALL x co.
EnoShUT.sh Fails. Vermont.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Sea Side Lodge No. u A. .. Q.

Sea Side Lodge No. II A y. O. W
The stated meetings of this lodge shall b,
on Saturday evening ~ each week al the h0ui
Of O'Clock during the months ~ No
ypini,cr. Dccrnifcr. January and February
Half lislSt during March. April, >epiembeI
and October. aud Al : =. II. during MAY
June. July and August.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon Railway & Navigation
COMPANY.
OCEAN DIVISION.
For San Francisco.
StafeCaIifornia
s A. NEvTLLZ

STEAMSHIP LEAVES EVERY FIZ'F days
- at 3 \. NJ. slS follows.
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Beaver Lodge No. 35. l. o. o. 2.

Meet every Thursday evening.
att O'Clock. IN the ODD Eel - ~
lows Hail. cor. Of Cass and Che
namus streets. Astoria. Mem ners % tn Ora
are invited 20 attend. ByordeT. \. q,
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CENTAUR LINIMENTS;
the Worlds great Pain-Re-
lieving remedies. They heal,
SOOthe and cure Burns,
Wounds, Weak Sack and
rheumatism upon Man, and
Sprains, Calls and LameneSs
CpOn Beasts. Cheap, quick
and reliable.
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SPURT5 o. q gusti-: Mucus.
SnufRes, Cracking Pains in the
Head, Fetid Breath, Deafness,
and any Catarrhal Complaint,
can be exterminated by Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure, a Consti-
tutional AntidOte, by ASsorp-
tiOn The most Important Dis
cOvery since Vaccination.
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FIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
Low Water.
Hirh Wster

Frurn labLes on united Statrs Coast Survey
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Right i reserved To change steamers or
sailing daNS.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 70 all the prin-
cipal cities I'm the United States and Canada.
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River and Rail Division.

wHamet and YamhH Riuers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-05

BALTIMORE. oct. 4-Cotton qulct middlng. ii16D
lijic Flour higher and strong for Western; Howard
street and Western superhne. y 50G6 90 do extra,
50 1907 81 do family, a zoos 81 city Mills supernc
fj 5000 so do extra ~ 1907 10 do family Is 25as 90
do lilo brands, IS coos ~ Patapsco fanily, q IN
Whcat-Southern higher: Western easier, closing
NO = Western winter red, spot aud October, 81 5l's
al 5SlS. Corn-Southern firm; Western lower; South.
ein white.S5c do yellow, 7scs Western mixed, spot
and october 4ni5lac; November, 6DT1s, Decenl-
ber, slm9S)sc Oats nrm and active: Southern, CLIO
53c; western white, 5ip53c do mixed, gseg9lc; Penn
sylvania 1l6p53c. Rye quiet ut 81 l3dl H. Hay firm,
prime 20 choice Pcnnsylvnnia and Maryland siAG2i.
PROVISIONS firm mess pork, SD u.s. bnlk mcatsshoul-
dors and clear rib sides, packed gatnil1sc bacou-
shoulders, l0sc clear rib Sides c hams il d igc;
lard-reiined, l3sc Butter tlrm Western grass 100
Dc Eggs dull nt iSc. Petroleum du refined. nom.
lnally IAc. Coffee dull Rio cargocs ordinary To fair.
0hmi1stc. Sugar firm; son. l0Ao. Whisky steady
NJ ~ ny, freghts TO Liverpool per steamer dull;
cotton &66Diad: flour, q per barrel; grain, 3D. Re
ceptsF0ur 3JG7 barrels: wheat, s T3 bushels corn,
Hsn bushels oats, bushels rye, none shipments
Wheat, 800, i25 bushels: corn, los, u5s bushels.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-JUsTIcEs MAcAR.
THUR, HAeNEn AND JAMEs.-Strong VS. District OF
McPherson ys: lowell opinion by, Justice James.
Ned on motion OF Mr.. Bell, and Mr.. j. j. Yates, Of
Phillips. PHILLIPS, receiver Vs. smoot; case to rest
til argument BY PLAINTIFF counsel Hall w. Davis
Ssn Denied hssE aSd pa hs nor r
O'clock. Assignments for toiday-Caiendar numbers
"caIMISAL coURT-jusTIcE Cox-Henry Scott,
cruelty 70 anImals verdict guilty and sentenced 20
Bench warrants returned .cepi as 10 defendants
French Turner, Brown, and Brady. personal .recog-
teeted; John scSnian cruelty 70 Shmais verdict
guilty; sud Donaldson and Joseph Gne, destroying
presented an Indictment against Robert McNelly,
alias Mentally, for larceny.
PENN sale finally ratified ana cause referred 10 sii:
diIor;, dlhooly W. Wilsonj >, j. Johnson appointed
dali appointed guardian al Item; Hut vs.; Hun
testimony ordered taken before j. Crnik shank. Ca-
bauEh vs. Pierce; leave 10 iile amended and supple
pental bill granted aud admitting o. b, and N. A.
-Mnttison parties complainant. White VS.. White
trustees directed TO make sale. Morrison Ruther
ford leave granted to leainended and supplemental
bill, Shoemaker W.. Shoemaker leave granted 70
pointed guardian nd Item. Barstow VI. Aiken; re-
ierred 20 auditor, Morrow ys Engie Enlmore Beal
HsssoeIstion; pro confess set aslde. barber vs.
Clark; appearance OF absent defendant ordered
LLOYD vs. Lloyd; sale ratified nsi sioussa VS. Fisher
s s oFa sss VA s shsa s on dshSSnt Shea
able October ~ 1881. Randolph Va. Killmoni offer Of
purchase of lot 49, subdivision b72, accepted Crown
vs. Crown Frank ID, Johns appointed guardian I'D
ltem. Christie "a Wlsoni snnstltn!!lon OF TRUSTEE
taken before D. v, HaIiey De Hart W. De Hart al
vorce vine; mat granted IAnktree VS. iA .n
mognIoe AZ Zen o'cloek Assgnmenls for to-day
Nos !, ?, 8 o, 8, II, H. IL, II, and 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-05
New York General Market


New York, oct. 4-Cotton quiet and steady; sales,
ii0 bales uplands, it,sc; orleans, i2c consolidated
net receipts, Ia bales exports TO Great Britain $40
bales. Fiour-sauthern steady aud quiet common to
alr extra, % s597 rs good to choice do, q 5000 CO.
Wheat feverlsh, Irregular and unsettled, opening l9
lie lower, closing firm, with the decline partly
covered; export demand very lght.and mn active
trade In options ungraded spring, u BIOL i0 No.
Chicngo and Milwaukee nominal III 81 1901 90
graded red, u Edl 90 No do, " 4epi 50 No. do,
VI 5Agl 90 steamer do, ~ 81; mixed winter, 81 90
graded white, a 8SDl So No do 81 90 No, do, 50s{
a so NO red, October ~ 5i6Dl 81 November, 81 503
@l $50; December, 59ifGt GU. Corn opened lls(g
Efc lower and closed about c OF the decline
recovered; export demandlight decidedly more doing
on options; ungradcd, G5Gi5lsc No. q 73du7isc;
steamer, 5i0TH4c; No q 7lAD159sc; No. white, 500
ssc; yellow, lIlfc on track; No. 2 October 7Slp7sc;
November, l6sCQISstc; December, 1gA@sc. Gals ie.
yershi opening le2s lower closing stronger; No. b
tsc Hops IN good demand and strong; yclrllnEs, Il
p20c Cofeo steady for fair and above; demand fair.
mulasscs sugar, 9lGc; lila CSC fair 10 good ren
Ing, SQgSAc; refined hrmer standard A, o. t903sc No
lassea steady and demand moderate Rice In mir de
mand and firm; Carolina aud Louisiana, 5a60sc.
Rosin arm and quiet at e. 50d2 s.. Turpcntne dull
and lower at b2's@,olslc. Wool In good demand and
very strong; domestic fleece, 3t4Bc; pulled 2Oai2c;
unwashed, 126lSic; Texas, i5epSlc. Pork dun aud
rther ensier ut $40 S7is210G October and November
Slv @sO rs; mlddles duh aud nominal; long clear
l0AmlOc; short clent i0lisc; long and short clear
lie Lard i0di3lsc lower and less active NJ S2 500
" 5g October ei2 41is6pl2 80; November Sis 30
~ 02S. freights firm and quiet