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The daily gazette., 1881-10-14

LOCAL 1lME LIABLE

CORRECTED MAY 2}rd 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
Fox PBJLADELPHtA.-20i 2lo ga
b.iO 30, I'll. 8 55. lN.3D. LISA M;
sI2.43, 2.JS, $50, 4gJ, 6.54, 10, iyN,a
1870 y. IN. sundays, ,4,O5, 295, $40 an
$50. IS. 81 g..is 7.U, s,5j, lJWp. IN.
FoR NEW loRK.-20j, 2.2j, b.sJ, IO0, d
ll.53 u. m. 'I2. AZ. 2VS. 652 h&,p [
sundays, 2uj, 2,5 a. m., 5.G asp.
FoR BALTfMOKE.-25l, 2l2, az u
8. Sam. ;l2.55, 'i.Oi i.i5 ,t,5O lVal P.
Sundays, l2.1l, III, ~ la a. IN. ~
y. m.
FoR WAsHINGrOs,-i25l, 2l2, iJE U
5.Ss a. M, Loo, 'i.OA, tNp, IN. su
days, l2.5l, 2.i2 Az Ib q. IN,
BALrfMoRE AND lSfEHAEDiATE 81
TIoSs. -l2.5l. s.S a. in., l-o5, 40 p
The 40 p. IN. train stops al way
tions ,nly between PerfyVllls
Baltimore. Sundays, ll1l a. IN.
PERRYvILLE AND INTERMEDIATE y
TioSs.-B.l5 y. IN.
FOR NKw CAsTLB.-bW s.ao, H. in'i
800, 8,25. p. IN, No sunday ttains,
HARRINGToS AND lSfERAEDlAIkei
TIoSs.-9 81 a. m., l.UJ, 10 p m'
sunday trains.
DELMAR AND lNDERxEDlAfEs srAiW
$50 n. M; l.J5 p. IN. nvp
FoR WILMIHGToN & NOKrhth
7.l0 a. M; 800, 5.Uo =, IN NoauH1
trains.
Foh DELAWARE WESTERN n MI
10 ~ a. nl.; 5.35 p. m.i SUNDAY VA
1880 "A. IL. and 800 .. N; ,,,vo,l
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WlLMinui
FRoM PBILADELpHIA.-lAS, y, ~
7.5l. s.s3; ". U "A. m, II m; lli,,
sl.Oa $50, 1885, AL, b.4O, t.W eD,
400 e.9n. l0.45, HIS p. M snnI
IL. 1,,2.U7, ,S.52, ] u. 0.ps' m'' ~ II
li5 p. m. ,,,,poy IFAl
TRANS FOR WILMlNGIos, naa| nsa1
uILApELPIIIA-Brodd street prP1
5.tl5. 5.SJ. s. 10, lc.$J, ll.U, ll.i) a. ~
sl5' 3..O, 40, $40 5.lj, 5t30io, y"
1866. ii BOP. IN. sundays, 40 ~"'1
S.ul 800. p.45, 1000, ll.N d. " "a
FROM NEW YoRK.-2.JI, 5,1L' ~
M; Il.I5, .I.O2. al, b.io i@S ~ \ 4
Sn as 2.U7, J.57 1.5l a. IN, iu'I
FnoM BALTIMoGE.-l.55, "a, !, w. m
m, .I2.4I, 30, s. .iG, $50, W. y, n
dnys. so, 2.l9 u. IN. 40, o." ~ s'g II V
FRoM WASHINGToS.-l.s LS,
M, .I2.4I, z.JO, 5.id, 80 =, d, iT' NJ nj
days, I. 80. 2.l9, II. M: do o'S I'm,
FROM PEKRYvILLf oIlyI5.'" s ~
FnoM nav CAsTLE.--S.iS, s,et .si". s
6.IO, 0. 10 pm. No SUNDAY 4.a '5%I
From DELAWARE X. k.-N.Hs $50
sos p. IN. No sunday trn,uI trrusss N
FROM WILAINGToN a NOkihNSsu ~ supj
500 a, M; l2.05 80 p, IN. 'o'N
trains, xR r.
FROM DELAWARE WEsrEhs m rains
a. m., 2.lj, p. III. suhu"'
-, !. nd = az n. m.
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Gen. Hancock has invited General
and Mrs. Mcclellan and Mrs. Whitney
to be his guests on the steamer St.
Johns for the four Federal days of the
yorktown Centennial-the 18th, 18th,
Goth and 2lst. On the 29th-the
military day-Gen. Harcock gives a
grand entertainment on board of the
steamer to all the distinguished guests
at Yorktown. Gen. and Mrs. McClel-
Ian are expected to arrive fIom Europe
by the Gallia, Monday.
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Local Lines.

No subscriptions were made yester.
day TO Michigan sufferers fund.
Mark Tucker, has opened dapoin,
school In the third story room of the
Saville building. 1t is open on Mon
day and Thursday evenings.
The twenty-fifth annual session of
the Improved Order of Red Men. viii
De held In the Maris building, on tbe
9th inst.
James Owens, colored, was found
dead IN the water closet at the p, W.
q b. X. X. depot, this city, last even
ing. by special officer Jones. The
Coroner gave a certificate of death
from heart disease.
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Ex-Governor Moses Ba,Ied.

Ex Governor Franklin j. Moses, OF
South Carolina, was taken on foot,
yesterday, through the rain, and with
out an umbrella, from the City Prison
tn the General Sessions. Judge Gil
dersleeye fixed his bail at 81, ,000.-
James Campbell, liquor saloon
keeper of SO Centre street, became
surety for Moses under the two ipdict-
ments charging him with obtaining
money by false pretenses from Major
William L. Hail, of East Tenth
street and DIR. Nathan Bozeman, Of
Fifth Avenue.
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u E9IsTER's ORDERN
REeIsrkR's oPvIcK.

new Castle county, Sept.2 1881,
Upon the application OF Isaac N. Grubb.
Administrator of Rebecca Hand, late of
Brandywine Hundred IN said county,
deceased, II Is ordered and directed by the
kegisle er tnat the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF the granting OF letters
OF Administration upon Lne estate of the
deceased, with the date OF granting there
VI, by causing ad vertise ents u be post
ed within forty days from the date OF such
letters, in six OF the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
persons having demands against the es-
tate 10 present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made aud
provided. And also cause the same To be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMIrGToN GAzETTE,a "a newspaperpub-
,ished in Wilmington, And To be eonLln-
ued therein three weeks, (e o d..
, Given under the hand and seal
l.. y. of ONCE OF the Register aforesaid,
t-~~' at wilmington In New Cas-, &c
county, aforesaid, the day and year above
written. b. y. BIGGS. Hegistsr,
MOTTO T.
All persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceasod must present the
same duly attesLed 10 the Admi lat RI tor
on or before sept. ID, l5S2, or abide the
act OF Assembly In such case made and
provided.
ISAAC N. GRUBB,
Administrat Ir.
Acknowledgment. Del.
sep3-Sweod
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ODD FELLOWSHIP,
Closing SessfOnsf the Grand Lodge
Election of Omcers.

Closing sessionsf the Grand Lodge
Election Of Oficers.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows of
this state, closed its session yesterday
afternoon, and adjourned TO meet on tie
third "wednesday in May, 1882, at 1880
z. NJ.
a The business Of public nature trans
cted during the morning session was
published in the GAZETTE yesterday.
The afternoon session was taken I'D 10
an exemplication Of the secret work of
the order and election Of officers. p. q
NJ. Borie.of the jurisdiction Of Pennsy |
Vanis, was introduced as a visitor, and
addressed the members upon topics Of
interest TO the order. Several appea |
cases we're adjudicaCed, and memorial
addresses made EtenLodge presented to
The Grand Lodge portal of EFF.
James, OF which lodge he is q member.
The follo~ing officers were elected
and installed:
g. MA. X. Fell, of Fairfax, No. g.
ID. g. MT. r. Ralph of Charity.
No. 2S.
9. W.-Alexander Guthrie, of Friend
ship, No. %.
@. ST.. w. Hallsm, of Hope No. 21
G. T.-R.H. Eubanks, Of Eden, No
"a. -''
=, q. MN. d. Crossan, of Delaware,
No. /.
Z. RI. }. Gallagher, of Hope, No.
Appointments were made as follows:
q. G.-John Moore, Of No. 2. So
q. H.-Rictard Burton, of No. 23.
q. CA. Hauber, of No. 20,
Chaplain-Rsv. John Shilling, Of No.
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From, the Washington Correspondence
N. Y. Herald.
How Mr.. Bayard Takes IL.

How Mr.. Bayard Takes IL.
A representative of the Herald met
Senator Eayard soon afler the action
Of the republican caucus became
known. He appeared in no way dis.
concerted by the action of the repub.
licans. He said that, placed In the
position of the Democratic majority
was at the opening of the Senate, il
would have been derelict to duty had
1t failed to comply with the law at
once and elect an officer to fill the ex-
isting gap in the government. Some
thing higher than q mere presiding
officer to go through the form of put
ting motions aud deciding parliament
tary points was then tho question. In
accepting the position, which he by
no means sought or desired-for he
had other duties requiring his atten.
tion-he did it as the soldier selected
for forlorn hope who marches out
with death almost inevitable and
wounds certain. He felt it q duty
that he owed to accept the position
and was prompted by no ambitious
aspirations. He spoke of Senator
| 1"V'o al shc ibhoSb tSi 40 All up-
right honorable man OF great attain
ments. The only criticism he in.
dulged in was, that, to be perfectly
consistent, Senator Davis, if intending
to occupy the position he now does,
should, when the vote was taken on
Monday, have voted against hlm and
thus indicated his antagonism To hi,
selection for the position.
Should the Senate elect Mr.. Davii
President pro tsn., he, Mr.. Bayard
would feel no personal regret, but ralh
er a lee ling Of relief, for,under the exist.
ing circumstances, the Office was on,
which sensitive man might well feel
delicacy in occupying. Senator Bayar,
was soon after joined by Senator Pen
dleton, aud the two held quite length,
conference on the situation. The demo
cratic cacus will propabiy be called Il
meet In the morning TO consider thi,
new moveon the political chess board.
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DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REoIsrERss OFFICE.

REoIsTER's OFFICE,
New Castle Co.. August Z7tn. 1881.
Upon the application OF Isaac N .Grubb
Administrator .. |. n of Junn Hand, late
OF BrAHdy~iue Hd,, In said county.
IeceaseI, IL is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Adm'r, C. I. a., afore-
said give notice of the granting oil lette rs
of Administration upon the estate OF the
ieceased, with the date Of granting there
oi, ny causing advertisements 10 be posted
within lorty days from the date u such
letters. In six OF the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
late W present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and
prf vlded. And also cause the same 70 be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, a newspaper pub
isbed In WilmingLon,a and 10 be continued
therein three weeks, Q, O. d..
-, Given under the hand aud seal
L.. S. OF Office OF the Register Aforesaid
- at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and year above
written. \. Z. BIGGS. Register.
NOTICE.
Ali persons having claims against the
estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested 10 the Adminlstrato
c.ta., IN or before Aug. 18th, 1882, or abide
the act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided.
ISAAC N. CRUDE.
Administrator, G. /. a.
address Claymont, Del. augH .eod3w
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An Enth usiastic Endorsement.


GENTs-Whoever you are, / don'i
know; bu, 1 thank the Lord and feel
grateful to you to know that in this world
Of adulterated medicines there is one
compound that proves and does all it
ad vertises to do. and more. -Four years
ago had a slight shsck of palsy, which
unnerved me to such an extent that the
least excitement would make me shake
like the ague. Last May l was induced
to try Hep Bitters. | used one bottle,
but did not see any change; another did
30 change my merry es that they are now
as steady as they ever were. IL used to
take both hands to write, but now my
good right hand writes this. Now, If you
continue to manufacture as honest and
good an article as you do, you will ac-
cumulste an honest fortune. ard confer
the greatest blessi ng an your feliow-men
that was ever conferred on mankind.
Il TIN BURCH.
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A Windrali OF a sI.ooo ooo

~ WARSAW, y. Y, Oct. l2.-yolI
warren, married, aged q wears
Informed to night by special
messages that Jonathan White
bachelor great uncle, had died IDi|
tate In California leaving an esII
valued at 81 900, 900, of which /
share would be oue-haIf Of one, N
aud that he should take regular ID
proceedings to secure his share, |
Warren has been farming on sb
and horse trading. His uncle wsl
years OF age, and, amassed bis !
tune by washing gold dust n
creeks. II
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TO Phi Y SiC1A M 2
AND
CONSUL MERS OF
COD LIVER Oil.

knowing from experience the dlssstis
faction so often attending the dispspsIn
of many OF the era ulsions IN the market
would call your attention to some OF
features OF the emulsion which hayeprp
pareo and olspensed for years with nH
varying satisfaction, The Oh used Ia In
nnest Norwegian and the most scrupr
ious care Ia exerciP ID in the choice of a
material and In e. cry detail OF its nam
Mcture. BY careful manipulation thl
em ulsios is made with the smaIleat not
sible amount of gum, Gud /, , ti.e yery m
mute division OF the oil glebuies ie renjH,
ed very fluid and perfectly pstatabia
Each tablespoonful contains W .,er ~.
Of Gil and grains of Hypcpslospg ite
Lime. Samples will he gladiy idru.sl,,
70 a. Physicians who may deaire !le r.
Put Ip IN pint bottles, price vi. Mar,
iactufed and sold Wholesale anlleal
W. 4. WILLIAMS,
DlUGGIsT.
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In Confederate Bonds

CHICAGO, Oct. IA despatch
from Memphis tays that Il. J. Moses
OF 6l Wall street, New York, ele-
graphed TO various banks in that city
today to secure as many Confederate
bonds as possible for him at Sc per
$1,000. The First National, the on y
bank that paid auy attention TO the
order, sent him $3.50, 900 of the bonds.
Many persons in Memphis have thou
sands of dollars Of these bonds, but
are not willing to part with them
The only reason given for this specu-
lation is that the Confederate Govern
ment during the war deposited ~,
600, 600 in gold in England for Prov
sions, and that this sum has never
been touched. II the bonds can be
collected they will probably enlitle the
holder to this deposit, the English
Government having refused to recog
nize the right of the Feceral Govern
ment to the money.
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Counterreiters Canght In the Act

PHILADELPHIA, October l2.-About
Ave weeks ago two well-dressed men
went to the house No. Ola Poplar street
and engaged room, saying that they
were architects, and that their busi>
ness would require privacy. The ST.
cret service officers received iniorDa>
tion that counterfeit money was being
coined in the place, and this morning
they visited the house, forced open the
door and found John Blayor aud Chas.
Il. Watson in the act OF manufacturing
counterfeit silver coiu. The last named
prisoner is an old offender. Machinery
and metals used in .the coming were
captured, as we'll as lot OF partially
finished coins of the denomination OF
25 and 80 cents. The accused had
nothing to say in their defense, and
they wers committed in default OF
bail.
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Gluteau could never sleep at proper
hours, cursed with abnormal activity
his nerves were always on the qut uipe.
Could he have had the soothing benefit
u DR.. Benson's Celery and Chamomlle
Pills has wretched brains would not
have ragged with improper fancies.
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Fatal Accident to an Editor.

Hon Marcus III. Cruikshank, of
Talladega, Ala, was thrown from a
horse Tuesday last and instantly
killed. During the war he was elect
ed to the Confederate Congress, and
for many years he has been connect
ed with the press of Talladega and
at the time OF his death was editor
and part owner of the Reporter and
Watchtower.
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yenuor's Predictions

MONTREAL. Oct. l2.-Vennor predicts
that there will only be an occasional
dne day during the remainder of the
month. II will be vet and c,ld, with
snow between the 10Th and 10Th, aud
tne again In November.
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Ninety one wagon loads Of dried fruit
was seen in one Gay ON the road fIom
Knoxville, Tenn, 10 Maynardville.
4. j. Jsrnagap, a merchant near Tate
Spring, Teuu., bought $1,000 worth Of
dried fruit last Saturday.
Gu an average the cotton and corn
crops ofRuth Alabama are better than
they were last year.
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Miss Douschka Pickens, Of Edge
field, D. g., the youngest daugter OF
the late exGovsrnor Pickens, Of
that STATE, was married Tuesday last
to DR.. George G. Dugas, of Augusta.
Ca The bride was born i'll Russia,
while her father was minister to the
Court at st. Petersburg.
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THIRD EDITION
FRENCH DEFEAT IN TUNIs.
[Br GABLE TO THE HERALD

6oNooN OSss ~, @SNA'
A despatch from Tunis to the Daily
Netps says:-"Five thousand French
troops, who left Susa 10 reconnoitra on
the road 10 Kairouan, while battling at
Handra were attacked by FIVE thousand
Arabs, who compelled the French to re-
tire toSusa, owing to want of provisions
and water. The insurgents pursued
them to the gates of Susa." This is the
engagement previously reported, In
which the French fell into an ambuscads.
Ali Bey was again attacked on the even
ing of the 10th inst. The rebels we're
repulsed after heavy losses on both
sides.
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Notice To The Public

The public are herebU cautioned
against sending any Money or Or.
ders TO Nc GNEs d Co, SJ \ assua St,
New York atty Us authorized Og a.
L0ttstdnd Sld'e Lottery Company 10 sen u,
nckets. They are Jtoodi,lg tie cou,tt,g
Wtth BOgus Circuiars p,IrpO,ttn0 10 i.
Of The Louts1d,td State LOTTERY toStDnnD
and are frandulentIy represenlla0 them.
selves us tls Agents. They isdre no dHthsrtt.
from tits Company 10 sell us Tickets, ana ar,
not us dyefts Jor any purpose.
N. a. DA UPHIN,
Pres. Lotnstdrlu Stale LOuerD 60.
NEW ORLEANS. La, July =, lssl.
sept d&W40
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: EAo-sInILE. - y; i saiasn IsanISiil

consisting o, mag s1fss5 sats. rs1: @'9:
United stsleSk snk Biiis, is IN all, Ind a insts
denominatloonnss' Ions Of detecting Price y
is"ssg' Sassg tnsy las" are invAluao,s' m . co. /
q :Kage T, A, MAIEm ork City|
r. O. Box 1901.
NH -w3In.
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MOTTO E.-Dr. khue's Great Ned
kestorer is the marvel Of the age fOr
Nerve Diseases. A, iits stopped fred
Send 10 93l Arch Street PhilSAaph
os9I
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-, '"yrna and y,e,,,.

S0,ssored ,r, from The"r r,msa r,nmae,ni's. !,
80 The Z amount Of monas rasl," !, /
All al smyrna, a5 subject 10 shsoSv IN Two :, bag
o,rhs rhs canning factory "a h,.,
gagged fsdII IN ,G canning apples. y 0uslly 4
John Winter, bakFar bpF.rs, b.,
,ioner, uon. has bought the nrna. ana conf,
now no. occupies on Man property s,pey
~ Dr, 600 John W. Flick for ths hs'feet ss fr'
The Levy Cour, of Kan. :,
mas appointed ]. W. jones' s"' Coul y !
town, Assessor OF DucL DL'es, Of
r,cs o Joshua 7. Jerman'N vbo Speek S !
to omaha, "a Nebraska, 10 oro rosias mas q
a. A. +, =. Griffith, real estate ,'s'ue, s.Ss.
sNsdt sSia the :, farm r of John il. BeSIs,, EVEN,
sis Meek," oao, containing 325 ~,sy' sc,s.
40 900, to VIM. Bradley Of SIIes, res
lie also sold the farm Of /. n n lana a
near ne aoI town, containing lao ac,aa a., haa
1,Oc3, to VIM. Woods Of nj Gaps GaS,es, ,
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Ghastiy Discovery at atuoo.,

Hoosic FALLS, N. Y. oc,obs, !,
hight 10 which three men wers s'' ~. u
occurred at l o'clock this lnorDiNa ,,a'
tween employ ees Of Batcbeldsr" ld"ns
riss ulrens' About 5 clock The b.,i
an unknown man was fourd Al ,bs H.
oil the Railroad Bridge. There " wa, u', !,
on the track A search was mads
the body was found in lhe rlvS, '
Que hand aud one leg missing \
believed that the man was lnurd,sa
placed upon the track.
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DAVIS ELECTED,
Chosen President Pro TEN. of
Senate this Afterp oon

Shortly after the meeting Of ,hs|
8. Senate, this afternoon, The Fapj
leans nominated and elected D,|
Davis President pro ten.
He refrained from voting hlu,l
but received thirty-eight Republi,
votes.
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Endorsed by the people as a safe, relia-
BILE, harmless ana cheap remedy. Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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1857 Prizes amounting to. $40, 40.
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, To wnOn liberal com pen
sAtlon wJl be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving nun address. send orders by e4-
press or Registered LIE, ter, err Money Or
der by mail, addressed only To
N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.


FLOUR Ia dull and rather tower. Sales
of -uOo barrels. including Minnesota ex-
trhs a s. 81 Il for C ear ami Mt ts l2Ib IA
25 or straight; Pennsylvania extra
family at - 81 BlA Western do. do.
at " - a 30, aud patents al S5 60 n 8 so.
Rye tiour IN dull nj 81 q.
CRAM " heat IL dull and lower,
Salts OF 3OOO bushels Red and Amber nj
Sl 45a So. At The open board 600 bushels
December sold at 81 521S; 81 ~ was bid
Did tor october tl ~ for Noven ber, and
~ SO for Dect Rye Is steady al 4t ~
far pennsylvania. Corn Ia less active and
lower. sales OF 300 bushels, Including
yellow, 7Sc. MIXED at 7215c, steamer al
SIC No. and Re jected AI7lc 63c was
bid for October: 7U14c for Novem Der AN d
7SI@c. for D.cember. Oats are dull and
~. or sales OF lO.0OJ bushels. inclnd ing
white at 49la ,6lc. ana rejected and mix ed
at 1Sa39c. lhe receipts to-dHy were IA
follows: 4IlO bbls. Flour, 400 bushels.
Wheat. ", 80 bushels. Corn, $500 bushels.
Oa,s, 1916 bushels. Barley, z83 bbls.
Whisky.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY Oct 10 f., M.

BEEF CATTLE W. re In coed demand and
prices were a fraction higher 1000 head
arrived, and sold al the different yards al
a SIC. per h., the latter rate for extra
SHEEP were in demand and coed grades
were traction higher; l5,jOO head aI rlv-
5lzc., and Lambs at 4 "a ne. per N. as TO
coudl tion.
Hoes were firmly held 1000 head arriv-
ed, aud sod at the d tfeTent yards at ga
lO1ac. per lb.. the latter rate for extra Chi
chgo.
| Park Drove Yard. SD and Ldncdder ave
nue.. West Phiiddetp tphid. Oct. s.
SHEEP.-Extri., 10 To 100 lbs, 5sz to w +;
| good, ~ 10 lD0 lbs. 81 to 80 fair ~ /. IS
lbs, 4lS 10 3; culls ) To ~; stock sheep,
lambs, 81 To d: common lam bs, ~ TO s225:
caves, scarce and wanted, u TO "a. Arri,
vuls, 65DO head.
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on M. a. DAUfHIN at

No. az broadway. New YORK
All our Grand Extraordinary Draw ings
are under the supervision and manage
menL OF GENERALS u. 7, BEAUkt,.
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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WiIna inguon Markets.
rhe city Markets

The following were the ruling prioet IN
market this morning:
nttff mn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-24
EVERY THING,

The Weatherford Times of the 2lst say.
of the crop prospect 10 Parker county
Harvesting has commenced and
during next week will be
come very general among our farm.
ers In some places il is rs promising as evel
known here, and twenty to twenty five
bushels is said to be fair estimate If pro.
ducuon, other places are not SO Aalteringly
hopeful, where farmers viii be thankful fol
twelve bushels, The acresge is fully one
fourth short of last season.
Connecticut shqd this year are few in nun
Der, bat of large sizs and good quality. The
fishermen generally do not believe in artf
cisl propagation. but ara alarmed At the de
crease in the NUMBER Of sha j.. Oao fisher
msn says that the or, gross Of civil zstior
kills shad and ssimpn. Stwdust DESTROYS
t1' fish, aud the sewerage of the towns has {
effect.
strict orders have been given by The
sian minister ofhHarce prohibiting the
A.. try into the empire Of nitroglycerire, which
q declared government monopoly. Thi:
cornering OF the market will only sharpen
the wits Of the nihilists.
Shskespeare's works are being rendered
into tho Mslo Russian language. by vel
known writer in that dialect, NJ Kulish, who
has already completed translation of six OF
the plays.