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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19

SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE,

The great Piano and Organ House of
tho South, to furnish Southern bu, ers
with Pianos and Organs from Standard
makers, at lowest factory wholesale
prices. Established In 1870, and now All
immense Music House. Magnificent Dou-
BILE Store. sixty feet front. three stories
above basement Two hundred Pianos
and Organs in stock. Thousands of in.
stsuments s, soid yearly, Our 6uld the
tai ample. Musicians Ours ourselves '"h An
army OF employees. Branch IIouses in
seven cities. Our travellers everywhere.
Exclusive control Of the best Instruments
in tho world. Direct connection with
manufacturers. Always pioneers in low
prices. Able and willing to compete with
the world. Pledged and sworn to do it.
AND NOW MARK US WELL.
Don't waste time answering absurd and
deceptive advertisements. If you want
cheap instruments, we have them. and ;at
less than the lowest. We compete with
Beatty, or Morchall & Smith. or any ether
man, no Dlattef where he lives or how
much he bk'&s. 265 different STYLES md
prices to select from, and suon makers NJ,
ihlckering, Alathnshek, Arion, Southcr',
Gem. Mason l. Hamlin, Peloubct j. 60.
and Sterling. Seat on test trial. Low
freight gnhfanteed. Stools. Covers. Music
md MUSICAL JoNRNAL given free A sTtsle
cash now, and bnlance in the fall, IS all
we want specie, terms for midsummer
trade. ] second. hand Pianos and Or
gans. in good repair, to be oltsed out
cheap. Write for Catalogues, prices and
terms twill pay you. Address
LUDDEN & BATES, savahnnh, GA.
n. B..Send also for Catalogue of Sheet
Music. Music Books. Violins, Guitars,
Flutes, Band Instruments, Drums,
Strings, Orguinettes, Zithers nad all
small Musical Instruments. Immehse
stoek: 7 Lowest 81 prices South. -
may'2r
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19
CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, Pineapplcs. To.
mat"es, salmon, Copncd Beef, Dcvilcd
Ham and Turkey, Sardines, &c.
Macaroni and Cheese, Ginger Pre-
serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Coopc,
Geelatinc, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmcgs.
baldwin CatsNp. Cross & Black
WclPs Chow Chow, Empire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea & Pcr-
rims Worcestershire Sauce. -.
j. T. McA1ASTER & co.,
sept II
-. ~ ua 1.lll,nas:..I:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19
From the Cincinnati Coc,mcrcta, ,


from the Cincinnati Commercially
LOUISVILLE, July 7.-To-dav came
news Of the death, in Mississippi, of
Nnj. John Il. Throckmorton, OF Louis
vile, man Of leisure and of stylc, q
bachelor Of G5, famous beau Of a
quarter OF century ago, and the low
or of th beautiful Sallie Ward at the
time when the bcwitching Southern
girl captured the son Of the Puritan
Governor, Lawrence. Of Massachu
sctts. When the young bride went to
her New England home Throckmor-
ton followed. 1t is asserted that ical-
ousy OF Tmockmorton, which Mrs.
Lawrence was too proud to resent by
explanation, was in reality the cause
which led to the separation of Law
rance and his wife. Sallic Ward came
back to her fathers house, and ,i-
Forcc was granted Lawrence on tho
ground Of teserlion. The lady gave
no explanation. Throckmorton still
lowered around devotedlv, but was
not rewarded by the lady's hand. She
married DR.. Hunt, and after his death
became the wife Of healthy pork man
named Armstrong. When this gentle.
man died, it was rumorcd that at lcast
Major Throclimoltou was to be bless
ed for his life. lime devotion, but the
handsome widow drives about in the
finest private turnout the city affords,
and aspaid no more attention to the
addresses OF the Major than III the
days Of her girlhood. The beauty of
the Kentucky belle, Sallie Ward, made
her fame worldwide, and tho pcrsis-
tcncy with which the Major followed
her gave him a certain interest in the
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19
SPECIAL .NtppIGES.

no DANCER IN TAKIHa MAY AppLE LIVER
HrsSD, but SO penetrating hat they tleGr the
system OF a!!,imfdritics md gently oxcits tlo
iiyer 70 healthy action. Price l6 cents perbOx.
Sold oy MI druggISts'in this county, - 3
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FRESH GROCERIES !

SUGARS, assorted. Coflees, RIO.
- Laguayra and Old Gov. Java,
Rio and Old Gov. Java Roasted.
Teas. Black, Imperial, Gunpowder
aud Young Hyson.
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Co1.UME'Cs. IA April 10, ,

CoLUMErs. IA, April ~, 1873.
pr G. :. Mofrett--Drar Sir--My wife and my.
self are satisfied that the life OF our teethinR
nnb be was saved by the use OF your Tcethinn
trsething Powdcrs), when other remedies had
Jailed 10 relieve him. re have bas. delighted
ee'th ne speedy and permanent reiief given one ~
our Shtdren IRON, aepcre attack Of Cholera Norbus
Icethlna il indispensable to us, nnd should be
kept oy uil parents having small children.
Respectfully, etc,
JESSE r. WRIGHT
Foreman Euuuircr.Slln.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19

tGoverr
mDEN Decenbe
tofe"sh Of it. Is know ledge derived from
cation but health nI Its hcneio mcAt
colt onizetG tGeschool u.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19

AMONG other serious matters en-
gagin& the attention Of the Legisla-
turc will be That OF rcdistricting the
State. Congress has not yet passed al
apportionmcnt bill; but both the
Democratic and the Republican ap-
portionrncnt give six Congressman to
South Carolina--a gain Of one. 1t
might be supposed an easy matter to
divide the population Of the State bv
aix, and then group the counties into
districts having as nearly rs possible
the required number Of inhabitants.
But this is by no means The hardest
part. There are just about two dozen
nell in the State who would grace Il
seat in Congress, besides the hnndrct,s
or thousands who wouk, not: and
each ambition, legislator will cndcavor
to patch ZIP district with reference to
Els own chances. AS everybody can
not get in the squeeze will be some
thingprodigious, We trust, however,
thnt the Legislature will be equal to
the emergency and do nothing foolish.
The districts should he constituted ac-
cordinE to the natural connections of
the respective counties, so that cacl,
VIII combine as far as possible a
homo2 2cncity of sentiment and Of pop.
ulation. Later on We may make some
suggestions in the matter. At prcscn,
it ia sufficient 10 call the attention OF
legislators to this matter, so they cal,
think Of 1t during the quiet summc,
months. a hurried session is toe
snort time for deliberate and wise
apporlionuent.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19

TnE>twcnticth anlsHal meeting Of the
National Educational Association will
be~hcld at Atlanta this week. The
l"Ading educators Uc the country are
expected to be present, and their all
dresses and discussions cannot fail to
be improving to the lesser lights TINT
.congregate there. 1t is to be hoped that
this visit to the South Of leading North
crn men will be of benefit, as they
must carry back pleasant impressions
of the hospitality Of Atlanta and the
enterprise Of her citizens.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19

III " OK * 1l IL ~ THE MiIIY.

Woman Silently Follows for Twenty
three Years tho Man who had wronpcd
HGr.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19


THE New York deadlock was lralf
broken up on Saturday by the election
Of Congressman Warner Miller to tho
United States Senate for the long term
to succeed Platt. Four stalwarts went
over to the administrationists, and
thus pulled Miller through. Lapham
lacked five votes only OF an election,
twenty-cight votes having been cast
Tor Conkling-a loss Of three. The
stalwarts arc dcmorulizcd. and intlicu-
fions are that the administration men
will elect their other candidate in n
day or two. But for Guiteau's bullet
the result would have been different.
Although the wouid-bc assassin pro-
claimed himself n stalwart, he could
not have possibly played better into
the hands of the administration. Car
field is going to get well; while the
sympathy cngendrred in his behalf,
coupled with the fear Of Democratic
Senate, has added greatly to Republi-
can uDification, and halt.breed sue
cess. Well. the itlcs of November have
not yet come. Conkling will have
another opportunity then of rcyaining
lost laurcls. Will he make the effort?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19

Pay your subscription.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19

One Of the best authorities on
military science in the country is said
to be Boston LAWYER.
An old lady in Michigan village
on the Fourth of July rose during the
delivery of the oration and left. She
explained that she had heard that
spccch about twenty times before.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
A oNE-HoRsE LINE.
TaIk with BeIt Line Car.DrIver-stInr
Management.

How much time is allowed you for
lunch p asked n representative of THE REPUBLi-
CAN, ms he sat in Belt Line car aud watched the
driver urging up his worn-out and faded looking
horse with one hand, while In the other he held a
huge piece Of bread. from which he was taking
Zig mouthfuls as rapidly as possible.
Not minute, sir" replied the victim of n
grinding aud soulless corporation. ave are COM
>elled TO eat our lunch, and, for that matter all
ur meals, while the car Is in motion"
How many trips do you drivea horse during
he day?"
swell, sir don't know that there is any regular
iule, There is no way In which you can tell
change this horse when get to the junction /
inay get horse that has just been let Oh by some
other driver, and the horse that leave may be
iiven to the next car that comes along. have
myself counted seven trips that one horse has
lade In day"
What is the length of trip on this liner
About six miles and a half. SO you see that
horse travelled over forty-dve miles that day"
Has the company lost many horses this sum-
iner7'
Yes, sir; about thirty. You see the stock has
Ill run down. This was done before the present
superintendent took charge The former superin-
tendent run the stock all down, and now the new
Ipan can't do any better"
Wouldn't It pay to treat their horses more
Iindly?
"Why certainly It would. If they had had say
Ten more horses during the summer they wouldn't
lave lost the thirty. Ten horses would have cost
fay $1,000, while those they have lost were worth
lay 5000. There amt none of the stock that 5
'et some new horses more of those they have will
leu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock Hna nond Quotations baltimore
nnd New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the transactions In
the financial market yesterday. together with open
ing, highest, lowest, and closing quotations. fur
nished by the clearinghouse Of II. u. Cooke, jr., q
Co, if29 street Washington, u. C.;
NEw YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. Sept %. ai5 D. m.-From the opening
ofthc market to the close to-day there was steady
decline in prices business which at most times
small and the lowest prices OF the day were the
last, which arc = per cent below those Of yester-
day. During the morning the sales seemed to he those
OF disappointed holders, money being In active de-
mand at per cent. During the afternoon the active
traders Of the room who believers IN lower prices
were free sellers and the market closed In the midst
of raid. Money was In demand at 6per cent. until
KS M. when the rate declined per cent There
Is no change IN the general situation tho money mar
ket still being the important factor.
NKw YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30

To criminal neglect of preventive medication
may be ascribed majority Of the ailments which
affect humanity. 1t is a we'll. ascertained fact,
resting OH the experience of over twenty-five
years, that course of lIostoters Stomach Dltters
will put even naturally feeble system in such a
state of defense that It will be competent to resist
the most prevalent causes of disease, such as the
malign Influence OF miasma, unwholesome water.
excessive heat, damp, cold, sudden changes of
temperature, &c. Yet there are thousands of per-
sons living in perpetual peril from one or
more of these causes who recklcssly omit TO avail
themselves of the absolute protection which this
famous vegetable antdotc affords Intermittent
and bilious remttent fevers, rheumatism. general
debility, nervous weakness aud Irregularities of
the stomach. bowels, and liver, would be COM
in universal use in the districts were they prlnei
pally prevail. MWF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
nnIlImnrc sarnernI rrnrLet.

BALrfMoRE sept. 29.-Cotton quiet; mddling. ii'sc.
Flour very strong; Howard street and Western SUI
pcrno, Is 00g5 75 do extra, - 2jd7 co. do family.
81 25sc TO- City Mills supeHinc, s. O)@5 75 do extra.
~ 2j98 as do family, IS OO@s 2j do Rio brands, 81 20
@s 90; Patapsco family, IS 90 wheat-Southern
highers Western higher and strong; Southern red,
81 SOL so do amber, o. 55at CO. No. 2wcsern winter
red spot and September 81 1lI co., October u t9yS
ei 90 November, 81 55'E6i 81 December, 81 $50
57A. Con-Southern white easier yellow better;
Western inactive closing easier southern white SEC;
DO yellow. &c; Western mixed spot aud september,
i5015Ac; October, 15s0nT54c November. 1SlstD1s7s;
December, s0sc Oats frmcr southern, 5lqSc;
western white. hOd55cs do mixed, J0d5ic Pennsyl-
yanln, 5l@5c. Rye higher at - ~ Hay firm; prime
10 choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, F2Jd2I. Pro
visions firm; mess pork go 15 bulk meats-shOnlders
aud clear rib Sides packed, W4mliIsc bacon-shoul-
ders, l5c clear rib Sides Oc. hams 1i0n lGc; lard
refined, i9'sc. Butter firm Western grass, l5ogs5c.
Eggs steady Mt 2On2lc. Petroleum dull; refined, &c.
SOnee firm; Rio Garages, ordinary TO fair, pl@i2c,
lYs Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer dull cotton,
alG@Ad flour % per barrel; grain, 3ad. Receipts
Flour, 330I barrels; wheat 81 3 bushels; corn 2
bushels oats gs bushels rye, $50 bushels shipments
Wheat, $50 bushels; corn, Z2i,7ii bushels,
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CRIMINAL CouRT-JusTIoE COX,-Catharine
Bailey, unlicensed bar n9lle pros. George oCaag-
han, unlicensed bar; pleaded guilty ana sentenced to
pay a fine ofsi0j, Dennis +. Reaiy, unlicensed bar
same action Frank Rlnggpld, cruelty 10 animals;
building regulations; forfeiture set aside, William
Boswell Sunday bnr pleaded guilty and lined so aud
Thomas Malie motion for new trial and arrest OF
Judgment filed Daniel DOnavant, unlicensed bar;
verdict guilty, sentence suspended Margaret Wood,
grand larceny; held for grand Jury under 800 bonds,
with James Desper as surety, Margaret Costello, UNI
licensed bar; verdict guilty, and motion filed tor new
trial. w II. Harding, unlicensed bari pleaded guilty
censed bar; recOgniznnce forfeited Assignments for
to-day-GeOrge Harris. Thomas i. Cogan, William N.
han. John Coonpy, Matthew Goddard, Alexander
Nolan, Edward fitsg RAID aud Samuel q. Carter,
Sunday bar.
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DIED.

AIKEN.-On Wednesday morning, September 2s
1881 at $40 o'clock, mt her late residence 1907 Ninth
street northwest SARAH O., beloved wife of George
II. Aiken, In the nd year of her age
Funeral this Friday morning Mt O'clock from
the Church OF the Immaculate Conception.
DARE.-On Tuesday, September q, 1881 Dr. JOHN
DARE, formerly OF Prince Georges County, Mary
land.
Funeral from st. Marks p. +. Church. Third street,
Capitol Hill. Friday, at O'Clock. Friends and nc
quantnnces requested to attend
HAYES.-on Thursday morning, September % 1881
O'Clock, Mt her late residence, No sl2 Thirteenth
street northwest. SARAH d., wife OF Charles w.
Hayes, In the 36th year OF her age.
Funeral services at All Souls Church. Fourteenth
street. Saturday October 1, OF p. Friends OF the
family respectfully invited.
New Nork, Philadelphia and Maine papers please
copy.l ~
ST. CLAIR AT l2:3D n. M, September 2s, 1881,
peacefully passed away MARY ELLEN, the affection
ate and beloved vile Of James Walter 81. Clair,
aged So years.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence. No 729
Eleventh street northwest Friday September 30, at
o'clock p. m. -
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NEW NoRR, Sept. 2o.-Cotlon steady; sales, 40
bales; uplands, II l3-lGc orleans, i2lG consolidated
net receipts 2O509 bales exports TO Great Britain,
G,00s bales; to France GSsj bales. FlOur-Southern
shnde stronger and in fair demand; common to fair
extra % sj7 15 good to choice do. q 5000 %. Wheat
l@ihc higher feverish, and unsettled; export demand
llght very brisk trade In options; ungraded spring
81 1901 49, No red, 81 56s; ungraded white, 81 lOg 80
No. 2red September, 81 5249i 65A; october, 81 $3.50
5Jls. Corn about ic higher. closing strong; export
demand moderate; large speculative business; UNI
graded. 0JC175ssc; No. white, ~ $500; No. Sepiem-
her, 15's6oI5lc; October, 75ls@7Gc November, 7sla9
ilhc. Oats ls6piikc nlgher rnG moderately active;
Nc; B. &c. Hops UNCHANGED aud quiet Coffee duh
and prices nonlinally unchanged. Sugar quiet and
firm; odds and ends" BsigIsc fair To good refining
sCgsl6c refined steady and fairly active. Molasses
quiet and steady. Rice fairly active and firm. ROsin
firm al e 59@255. Turpentlne steady and quiet at
b3'sc Wool rules quiet and firm, aud the demand is
good domestic fleece, 3i6p3Gc; Texas, itCnSlc Pork
moderately active and nshade stronger Mt $g 75 OO
October, 80 20; September SO C0GlO rs: November
w 7oaly So middies firm and quiet; long clear. ilc
short clent sc long and short clear liGc. Lard 10
ol2sc higher and more active closing strong at t2 80
or ~; October, sl2 57sj November sl2 556pi2 70.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30


Ions In real estate In the District as reported to him
" the Recorder OF Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
ON q street north. between fifteenth and Sixteenth
ltrees west, snhlOt IS "a teet inches by 9j feetl
On + street north, between Thirteenth and Four.
ieenlh streets west east part OF sublU q (3l ee II
sherwood.
On Fourth street west, between o and II streets
iOrh, Snblot "a ~ feet by deptll, square east OF 5
INA on fliht street east near corner of North Carolina
avenue south, subOls H. H. aud NJ az feet by deplhi
Hluare oil and on street SOUTH corner oil Eleventh
lIreet easi original lot (7 leet u inches by Is iec
Iqunre OSi ana Suhlots 3 T. s, and T. block u Ofa
tract known as Eflingham Place, 4. W, Jones OF MI
trustees, 70 Ira G. Allan, tJ,fg1.Si
On Elglh street west, near corner OF street north
no0t (l5 feet by depthl square ~ 4, W. Jones ct
J., trustees To Ira &. Allen, 81, S72.
ON Third street west, corner OF T. street south
Iar Of lot y tG by ~ eell, square $685. Ann Middleton
u William Middleton, 500
ON Fourth street west, between T. and T. streets
orlh, lot (4y feet ia inches by % feet inch(S
!gnhre $751; II. W. Fenwck, executor TO John Bailey,
on X street north between Fifth and Sixth streets
east sublot u (2l by 90 icet square 81 and on FINN
street east, corner Of street north siblot "a
S feet inches by rs iee), square Sl and ON street
north, between Filth and sixth streets east. suhOt
40 ll9 by % ieet), square Si Charles A. Edrdge 10
Annie g. Meyers, 5000.
on Sixth street west, between L and NJ streets
north, subot W us by l6 feet), square 49 Diler b.
Gr0f to Bridget Wise, s5Oo0
uEoRo ETowN.
On Potomac street, between Bridge aud Prospect.
pnrt OF lots Is aud 10 ~ feet inches by 90 feet block
81 Of old Georgetown, Il. II. Jackson trustee 10 itch
ard II, Darue Sl,t2i
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". d. GoNsALYEs. GEO. b. CHITTENDEN,
HENRY 0ANNETT or FRED W, PRATT,
se266t 40l Ninth street northwest


The wise for health on daily walks depend" and
thousands OF the elite, from far and near, visit
DR., Whites establishment lil6 Pennsylvania venue,
opposite Wizards Hotel, for relief from and avoid.
anoe OF Corns Bunions, Diseased Malls, Vascular
ENcreAcenoes and other ailments of the Feet Press
or business at Office procludes attendance at residence
except ailer p. M, Office fee, 81 per visit
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Quotations by w. =. Hoge
wAsHISoroN, Sept. 2s-Cattle-i3O up and sold at
3,Sgi,Sc quality generally good and demand brisk.
sheep and lambs-j0 up aud sold ct $4,000 for old
sheep and 50DGac for lambs. Mich cowsl5 sold at
oar
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
IaIIImorc siocI. nonrd.

Illinois Central, is7ls; New York. ontario and West
cru SA The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank OF England ON balance to-day IS fHOO0
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United States MarshaI's Sale.

United States Marshal's Sale.
BY virtue of writ OF feri facias issued out of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and 70 me directed. will sell az public
sale for cash. at the Court House door of said District
on SATUDAI, the Sth day OF October, 1881, ut "
o'clock M all the right. title, claim ard interest OF
the defendant, James W. Barker. In and to the fol-
lowing described property, to witt Part of LOT 10. In
square $40, beginning for the same at the northeast
corner of said lot and running thence south 100 feet
thence west . feet and inch TO an alley, thence
north with the east line of said alley 100 feet. and
all and singular the improvements thereon. Levied
Barker, to satisfy execution No. 22705 at law, In
favor of II. Ross Perry and Frederick H. Mcguire.
executors of James G. Hall.
c. Il. HENRY,
United States Marshal.
Thomas bowling Auctoneer. sel9d&ds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30

NEw YoRK. SEPT. 29-Money loaned up to per
cent per anu lGlper diem. hut closed at per
cent. Exchange steady AT 479A@Isp Tor long and ls1
Cg4s9.. for short sight Governments weak and per
cent. lower for extended is and Is aud AIS and y
cent. lower for Is. State bonds moderately active
aud generally irm. Railroad bonds in fair request,
hut the market was Irregular and In the main weak.
The stock market was irregular at the opening. the
only important changes. however, being decline OF
~ per cent. Ia Manhattan Elevated aud per cent In
New York Elevated. In the early dealings prices
fell of hGlA per cent, but the speculation became
strong the hrs board, and an advance of Aa2 per
cent look place which was most marked IN H. Tennes-
see preferred and common, Norfolk and Western pre-
lerrud aud Memphis and Charleston. This was fol-
Pacific Northwestern, Wabash preferred Michigan
Central Hannibal and 81. 10 preferred and Central
Pacific were most prominent About midday a rally
of KOS per cent. took place. but during the amer
noon the markell became heavy, ana under the intll
OF sarp pressure To sell prices fell oil steadily
10 the close of business. when the decline nom the
highest point ranged from Ia TO per cent Central
terred, Denver and RIO Grande. and Union Pacific
leading the downward movement Sales aggregated
2G7,2l0 shares including Central Pacific, 1920 Della.
ware. LAckawannn and Western, 2O,aUG Denver and
Rio Drande 100 Erie, s,lOO Hannibal and ST. 10 pre-
terred, ,bOO Kansas and Texas. $500 Lake Shore,
2O6OOi Louisville and Nashville 800 Michigan Cen
lra 1880 Manhattan Elevated, 4,5OG Memphis aud
Charleston. LOO Missouri Pacific, 400 Northwest
ern, $500 New Jersey Central $500 Ohio and ATssls-
spbi no. Ontario and Western, 80 sOG Reading TO-
900 81. Paul 100; 81. Paul and Omaha 6QOG Texas
Pacific, 3.2Ge Union Pacific, 1890 Wabash Pacific.
II 2Ol Western Union, 30,itI East Tennessee " Coo
Norfolk and Western preferred 900
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-30
PRODUCE MARKETS.

n BA1riMoRF, sept 2o.-vlrgina skies. deferred IS;
J. do consolidated ~; do second SERIES 3g do past due
Z conpons VS.. now tenfortes. hal. bid todny