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BALrIMoRE, July %. -- Flour steady
Wheat -WeStern higher and strong;
No. > winter rel spot and seller Jnly
II 27i6yi -; seller August ~ 2b!'6
20; seller Srp'"miher II 2"i"l ~;
seller O..lvbrr II 2.am | -, 'rFh-
Western higher and strnn@; mix spDl
and seller .Trlv 5T'' s"i,"r August 'hs"
u, :; seller September jor. ''ealn' 4s4 &
Uats-puiet aud mon: western "hnt,
37m42r; mixed "ohiO'. Rye-Duil;
new So. Hay Dull; Provisions
Steady and firn. Mess Pork-At SIS 90
ais so. Bulk Meats-Pscked 7a@l0c
Bacon~shoulders Ste; clear rib sides
lOYc; hams l2GGl3c. Lard-At l24c.
Sutter-Quiet; western grass l3@l7c.
Fyps-DrlI and lower at l3c. Petroleum
Nominal refined &c. Cofee-Stcady.
Su,ar-Quiet. Whisky-Firm.
TOLEDO, July 20.-Wheat-Steady:
No. . red spot 81 %; seller July 81 243 {;
seller August 81 2li; seller September
| 22!; seller October 81 23i; seller year
81 81; new No. . red 81 24i. Corn
Firm; No. spot 52!c; seller year 473c
Oats-Firm; No. . spot 40Sc; seller
August Bic.
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RUSSIA.
The Nihilists in Conveuiion.

BERLIN, July 20.-A dispatch SAYS the
Nihilists are holding a Congress in St.
Petersburg under the very eyes OF the
Government, which, although fully
warned of the fact, are unable to dis.
cover the place OF meeting.
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Cole DRbJ
Another star Rcute Thlef

PHm,psrrH.A, July 20 --CHr.Stan
Price, saloon keeper, charged with
completely in the Star route mai lrandS'
Was arrested last evening, and vii! have
a hearin. with Mrpevjtt, Ensign and
-,LInra Il rNM
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Mysterious Murder.

Sr. Louls. July 20.-COI. John q.
Woods, an old man OF 20 years, living
alone near Grays Summit, Franklin
county, this State, was mysteriOusly
murdered last Sunday. His body was
found about thirty ieet from the door OF
his house with his throat cut in two
places and two or three other Shilt
wounds on his person. He vas evil
dentiv murdered in ntd and afterwards
carried ont OF dcors, but 10y whom and
t,r what motive is entirely unknown.
H.. bad some wealth, but lived alone,
AMI it was no. known by his nei.hhors
that he had any enemies.
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"So sales. tOHerc1.
PRODUCE.
CtlCBRC,

CHICAGO, July 20 -FiOur-i'rmani
good and tending upward; 60 mmvH t.
choice western spring extra - Ti'ir o..
Wheat-Demand active and pr .rs 'rtNo
advanced; No. . Chicago sprins Is,
al l4cash; 81 l33 seller July; i lJ!E"
l5l seller August; Il ljfC9.I -. s"rieI
September; 81 l5!sl j.: seIler October
No. 3 81 02G1l G1t; rejected >lrS7tc
Corn-Actiye, firm and high y; SO. "
4sIc cash and seller July; lStr s"llrr
August and September; I9c seller Octu.
be,: rejected i2iGLi:;c. Oat steady
with good demand; No. , in,r ya.i,
43.M - lc seller July; 302 sell = Am.rs:.
% = seller September; 29ic seller OFT.
ber; rejected 3j93j!c. Ry .-".caiv Il
% cash and seller July; 81. ell,
August. Darley-Firmer . ~ru ,r,-r
September. Pork-Fairly ,r'rr. auI "a
shade higher at Sl7 81 cash and seller
July, August and September. Lard
In good demand and prr.5 sl,air
higher at Si2 ca cash an s.''.r Iaiv.
Sll 9Of"ll 81. seller August; SlI GO,a
II G24 frlcr September; Sll a. seller
October. Bulk Neats-Shoulders 50 %:
short RIB - 90; short clear - 30,
Whisky Firmer at 81 10.
cincinnati
CIHCiSNATi, July 0.-Cotton-S,eaiy
at He. Flour Steady and strong.
family - 50GG 90; fancy 81 25G,G =.
Wheat-StIongr No. . rcd winter Il |"
al 10. Corn--Steady; No. . mixed 5ltc.
Oats-Strong; No. 5 mixed &c; No +.
mixed. shelIed, 43c. Eyc->,r,ns: No.
Isl O7@yl o. Por; Flrm a, sls 90.
Lard-Easier; held at $l2 90. Bulk
Meats -Flrm; shoulders !c; clear rib
9tc. Bacon-lng 'Dl trmani md firm;
shoulders 7lc; Gle" rin l0l": Gear IOlr.
Whisky-Frm at 81 o.. Butter-Firm
and unchanged.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBrRGH, July 20.-Pe,rc!eum--
United ceruilcites stcadier at 73:c.
refined tic for Philadelphia delivery.
idtt'oaA Eutsts oaF,2lM Pag. !
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Crushed 10 Death,

ERIE, PA, July 20.-Mamie Anthony,
a girl OIL years, went to the Erie forge
works to-day to carry her uncle's dinner.
Owing to some accident, huge red hot
shalt, weighing nearly a ton. fell down
on her and crushed her to death.
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RECOVERY ONLY A MATTER OF TIME.
BULLETIN 8.

BULLETINS.
Report az 5 A. M. Yesterday.
ENECUTIvE MANSION, A. N.-The
President up 10 this hour has passed
comfortable night, and is doing as we'll
as can be expected.
rSioned,1 d. w. Bliss,
J. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
RoBr. RRyBURN.
The Message to the Cabinet.
ExEcUrIvE MANSION, July 20.-The
following was sent this morning to each
OF the Cabinet officers by the Presidents
Private Secretary:
July 10Th, 5 \. ".
There is decided improvement in
the Presidents condition this morning.
He slept well during the night and his
pulse ar this nour is So, which is lower
than At any previous time, with temper
ature and respiration normal. The
wound is doing we'll and is discharging
freely and properly. The Presidents
appetite is still good and great care will
continue to be exercised in his diet.
Progressing Nicely at $50 A. NJ.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 A. M-The
progress of the President toward recov-
cry continues uninterruptedly. He has
passed very quiet night. Pulse this
morning St., temperature % 4-l0, respi-
ration Is.
Signed d. w. BLISS.
J. X. BARSEs,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBr. REYBuRN.
Making Steady Headway at 80 p. N.
ENECUTIvE MANSION, July 20, | 80 p. M.
The President is passing comfortable
day and is making steady progress
towards ConvaleScenCe. At this hour
piratJ0n normal.
SigCet ID. W. Bliss,
J. h. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
ROBT. REYBURS.
Oniclal Bulletin at z. NJ.
ENsCuTIvs Mansion, July 20, =. NJ
The President has passed an excellent
dav, and at | =. ". his pulse was IS,
temperature eS 40, respiration Is. AT
the present time his pulse is 9S, temper
ature 90, respiration 10.
Signed. d. W. Bliss,
J.k. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYgURS.
reformation Sent 10 the Consulting Physi-
clans.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 20.-The
following telegram Was sent by the at
tending surgeons TO the consulting sur
geOns this evening:
EXECUTIvE MANSION, p. u.
During the past twenty-iour hours
the Presidents progress has hnHn uni;
form and satisfactory. He had good
highland has expressed himself through
ont the day as feeling quite comfortable.
The medication reported in our last tel
e,ram mas been continued, without
change.
Siyneil y. W. Bliss,
!. X. BARNE-,
j. J. WOODWARD,
ROR'T REYBURN.
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WHEELING. W. VA THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 21 1881

guards remarked to another that the
President would recover. To the war
den and his deputy Gniteau made re-
marks going to show that he anticipates
a big sensational trial, which will make
him central figure.
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FRANCE,

The Bey's Troops DESERVING Him-At-
tempt to Cut the cqueduct-Insurgen
Rein pforcements.
PARIS, July 20.-A dispatch from
Tunis says the Bey's troops are desert
ing him by hundreds.
The aqueduct will be guarded by the
French regiments, as attempts have al
ready been made 10 destroy it.
A number Of the interior tribes, which
annually migrate to Tunis at this time
OF the year, have joined the insurgents
and raided within twenty miles Of the
capital. Spies report that the rebels de-
clare they intend to fight both the Bey
and the French. They plunder and
massacre the Christians by the whole
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The Trouble in Algeria.

PARIS, July 20.-The Oran CORES
pondent Of the Temps says, in connec.
ton with the troubles in Algeria, that
lettcrs wore sent to Mecca in 1900 to oil
the Mohamedan countries. vigorously
appealing to the sentiment OF the broth
hood uniting all missionaries; declaring
that Islam was threatened with COM
plete destruction; that England was
mistress of India, France OF Algeria and
Russia oil Turkestan, and it therefore
behooved Mohamedans to awake and
everywhere throw off the Christian do
n inion,
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The Missouri Land SwIndlers at Stuben-
wills.

STgUBENvILLE, July co.. S. District
Attorney Bliss, OF st. Louis, will arrive
here on tomorrow to participate in ar.
gument for continuance OF the trial OF
the Missouri Land Swindlers. 5. j.
Schuyler and Decker and French, prom
inent Chicago attorneys, VIM. Pippett,
Esq, OF Alliance, and j. G. Hance, OF
New Philadelphia, are interested in
an Irondale case and are attending the
District Court.
Mine Accident at Steubenville.
SrEuBESvILLE, July 20-While work
ing in Borland's coal shaft, in the Sixth
ward, yesterday evening, Charley, a
aven'ern.vpar old son of Edward Rig
u., Was lataly y injured by fall OF slate.
Iron Litigation at steubenville.
STEUBENvILLE. July 20.-The special
term OF the District Court on the Iron
dale iron works litigation convened in
this city YESTERDAY morning. The case
was stated and the court will take it into
consideration. but il Will take all this
week and probably some OF next 10
finish it up. The history OF the case has
been fully published in these dIspatchrs.
III lS DOPtl Tue court VIII seltlt lIIt mat
ter at this term, as the Interests in that
part OF the country ar- dead so lrng ii.i
it remains in litigation. The property
originally cost in The neighborhaDi Of
hall million. bu' now it l. aot worth
more than 100000.
Threats OF Lynching Kline, et Canton, o.,
CANTON, o, July 20.-J"e Kline, re.
Gently found guilty of murder in the
second degree, was taken 10 the peniten-
tiary at Columbus by Sheriff Altekruse
and one assistant yesterday. 1t was
generally understood that the Sheriff
would leave with the prisoner on the
early train. leaving here at tour o'clock
yesterday morning. 4 rumor reached
his ears that an attempt would be made
to overpower him and his assistant at
the depot and hang Kline. Accordingly
Kline was taken to Msssillon night be.
lore last and kept IN Jail there until yes
terday morning, when the sheriff start
ed with him for Columbus. A big
crowd Of people assembled at the depot
yesterday morning, but were disap.
pointed in not seeing Kline,
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THE invalid finds in "Dr. Lindsey's
Blood Searcher" Natures great restorer.
It is wonderful, Sold by all druggists,
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ANOTHER CRANK.

A Deaf Mute Soliciting Aid 10 Defend
6uiteau.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-George W.
Seward, deaf mute, was arrested yes
terday while going from door 20 door
soliciting aid to defend the assassin
Guiteau. In reply to question Sew
ard wrote on a slate: "Guiteau IS
Frenchman, am Frenchman also.
He is all right to kill Garfield" The
prisoner was arrangned this morning and
remanded for a further hearing.
Texas Will Observe.
CoLUMBUs, O., July 20.-Governor
Foster received the following telegram
to day:
URALDE, Ten, July 20.
To the Governor OF Ohio:
The church l represent will earnestly
Join you in observing a day OF thanks
giving for the recovery OF the President.
[Signed1 K. W. b. ELLIOTT,
Bishopof Protesttnt Episcop1l Church.
The following was also received:
DALLAS, TEXAS, July ~.
To His Eccelisncy GOrsrnOr Faster:
Our citizens and press, irrespective OF
party, severely condemn Gov. Roberts.
Our people will observe the day set
apart by the other States.
Signed. MANY CiTIzSNs.
The Presidents Mother Doing Well.
CLEvELAND, July 20.-Presldent Gar
fields mother, who is at Solon, is doing
well. and was not so sick as reported.
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RAPIDLY RECOVERING
IS The WORD THAT COMES FROM
The PRESIDENTS BEDSIDE.

Guiteau in Prison-Beginning to ReIin-
His Foolish foppish Ways and Assum-
ing a More Sober Mien-His Prison
Life Graphically 0ecribed-
Yesterdays Bulletins.
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Texas Will Observe.

CoLUMBUs, O., July 20.-GOvernor
Foster received the following telegram
10 daY:
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NO Senators Yet
ALBANY, July 20.-The Joint Assem-
blv met at noon and proceeded to vote
to ill the vacancy in New York's repre-
sentation in the National Congress, made
yaca mt by the resignation OF Roscoe
Conkling The following is the result:
The Ballot.
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Mine Accident at steubenville.

SrEuBEsvILLE, July 20-While work
ing in Borland's coal shaft, in the Sixth
ward, yesterday evening, Charley, a
seven 'ern.vpar old son of Edward Rig
o., Was lataI y injured by fall OF slate.
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Report at A. n. Yesterday.
Executive MANSION, y A. N.-The
President up 10 this hour has passed
comfortable night, and is doing as we'll
as can be expected.
rSinnad D. w. Bliss.
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NRw YoEX. July -. - MoSxv -
Market easy at 2!@34 per cent. closing
at D. Prime mercantile pspe' 3IHi per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
weak at 4S3f; demand 49,.
ShvRR-At London 51G per ounce
bar silver here ll2!; subsidiary silyer
coin ! per cent. discount.
GovgpyNrSTS--Irr Irrnpt,llr
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The Message to the Cabinet.
ExEcUTIvE MANSION, July 20.-The
following was sent this morning to each
ofthe Cabinet officers by the Presidents
Private Secretary:
National Republican., 1881-10-28
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

bet hns been made In Petersburg of 81, 900 that
Colonel Cameron would be elected
william Mcdaniel was yesterday appointed
postmaster at Rollins Fork, King George County
Ofthc $500 military Mt Yorktown 1t Is said fully
$500 were officers. The "coonels" pteponder
ated.
Arrangements have been completed for the i'm =
mediate erection Mt Danville Of a cotton factory
with five thousand spindes
The Yorktown Centennial being over. the peo-
pie turning their attention to politics, and the
campaign is being pushed vigorously by both par
ties
There was a large procession of the trades in
Richmond Wednesday night The city was brill
lantly illuminated and there was display of
fire works.
The Augusta County Agricultural Fair will COM
mence at Staunton on Tuesday next, 1st proximo.
Its managers say that Il promises TO be the best
they have ever held.
In the Greene County Court last week man
escaped the penalty of seduction and suspected
court assented, and the doleful wedding took place
Immediately in the clerks Office. The wages OF
sin was-marimony.
Matilda and Emma Williams, two young white
girls. aged fifteen and seventeen years respect
lively, on trial In the County Court Of Ptisylyania
for the murder of their father, Robert Williams,
near Whitehall, In that county last month, have
been acquitted. the evidence against them being
insufficient.
The Norfolk and Western has arranged con :
tract for consolidated freight traffic for twenty
five years with the Cole system, which owns the
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia lines, to-
gother with others In the West. This system has
now two ocean outlots-viS, Norfolk, Va, and
RrttpStyink
National Republican., 1881-10-28
DIED.

BLARF.-october 90 1881. Dr. IoHS b, BIARF.
Funeral services at Trinity p E. Church on Friday
will be removed 10 oak Hiii Cemetery Georgetown
pAFFfN.-on Tuesday, October %, 1881, suddenly,
OF Rfs 1S%se n Ga9s "a M HgeG sqo q
py'fa @ TO- attend the SERVICE az her ,aIe r&esdenGe &
FoRBEs.-wcinesd october %, 1881. ofconsump-
ton, MARoARET, wife Of Charles Forbes In the 5ith
Funeral from si5 Eighteenth street northwest at 3
p. M, Friday 2Sth instant
GREEN-on the morning of the 9Th Of October,
dence, corner twenty y-seycntR and streets north.
% native Of f The COUNTY westmeaih, Ireland "'
May he rest IN peace. Amen
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HAGERTY.-On Wednesday, October %, 1881, at 0
p, M, ELBERrGNE II. HAGERrY, relict OF the late
Funeral from the residence Of her mother 1916 I
street northeast Friday 2Sth, N 800 y. m.
1 AZ 5 m f s. s ,he SSgsS SSoSSS dSasar S3RST
Johanna aud the late jeremiah Kane aged IS years
iStS's MAY She ere rest 4 S H' peace Amen.
Her funeral will take place from her mothers resi-
dence, GOi y street northwest sunday, October ~,
fully Invited to attend 70 ''''' '''' Wv '''''''
1OMAX.-on the nth Of October, iSsl, at s o'clock
o. M, GEoRgE w, son Of Elizabeth and Samuel II.
IomaN, In the 2Oth year of his age
Gone, hut not forgotten. May his soul rest In peace.
Relatives aud friends of the hmlly respectfully
invited 70 attend his funeral. from 81. Dominlcs
Church, nj o'clock u. M, Friday, October %,
PHlLLtPS.-On Tuesday, October q. 1891, at ii:9O
o'clock, julius J. PHfLI.Ifs. aged years months
and u days, youngest son OF Agnes aud j. H. Phil
lips.
Funeral viii take PLACE from hi, parents residence,
CO.. corner Half and II streets southwest Friday,
October y, atO o'clock m. Mass will be held Mt
O'clock a. m, at g, loscphs Church. Friends of the
family are respectfully Invited to attend.
PHlSK-Fnerod into rest, at 5;25 o'clock n, m, Oc.
tocr 81 1881, Mrs. HARRIET PARK pHIsK, aged G2
years md 10 days.
Funeral frum her late residence, No. ioi n street
southeast sunday. October 30 at GJO y. m. Friends
aud relatives are Invited TO NJ end 80
SuEDD-At uyattgvi;ic. Nd, Wednesday, octo.
Der 26 1851 ~ II O'Clock p NJ, JAMES = SifEDp aged
. years and months
Funeral from the residence Of his father. William
+. Shedd nj Hynttsvilc, Md on Friday, October -,
at O'Clock D. IN. Relatives and friends nre respect.
nhly invited TO attend. lnicrmcnt at the Congrcs.
slOnal Cemetery.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

There were no cases at police headquarters yes
terday.
The music stand in the post-ofllce yard has been
taken down.
May Pendleion, colored was indeccntly as
saulted by tramp, near Portners brewery, yes
terduy morning,
Rev. w. G.. Webb and family, who have been
visiting ut the residence of Mr.. A. C. Harmon in
this city for time past leil yesterday for their
homo In New Orleans.
I'd. Bidney. young colored man, was arrested
yesterday afternoon for drawing razor on II coll
ored cart-driver. The razor-the colorcd mans
favorite weapon-was found ON the prisoners
person.
Tho cars damaged by the railroad accident ut
Dutch Creek Tuesday night having been removed
from the track, trains are now running over the
Virginia Midland Railway as usual. The Connec.
tcnt troops, FIVE hundred strong, passed through
here over the road yesterday afternoon, on their
return home from visit to Charleston.
Two burghrics were committed here on wednes-
day night, which have been the subject Of general
conyersation since. One was the blowing open OF
the safe In the Office of Messrs Perry, Smoot & Co..
lumber dealers. and the other the safe Of Captain
Herbert Bryant. In the first instance everything
was taken except about sl5 or $50, and In the Sec
ond bonds, &C., to the value OF about $50 were
carried off
National Republican., 1881-10-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock ana BEND Observation-Disclosures
and New York Produce Markets.

NbN
and New York Produce Markets.
The following observations the transactions In
the financial market yesterday, together with open
ing, highest. lowest, aud closing quotations. fur
nished by the bankinghouse OF II. ID. Cooke. jr.. &
Co.. 1923 + street. Washington, d. C.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. Oct. y, &i5 y. m.-'rhe market opened
at about yesterdays closing and with active bus
ness remained fairly strong, although with wide Hue
tuaiions IN specatcs until the afternoon when the
market became dun and dropping, the closing show
ing decline from yesterday of from Il to per cent
The strength of the market especially evidenced
in the firm tone OF the trunk-li shares which were
well supported under very large transactions while
the coal properties which Of late have been active
comparatively neglected, and the Inactive stocks
also do not show material changes In quotations The
nomination of Judge Folger Secretary the Treas
ury was well received, and had little no effect
on the market, II being generally conceded that
his experience as assistant treasurer at New York
fitted him for the more responsible duties OF the
Treasury Department at Washington. II is worthy
OF notice that considerable amounts of money are
returning from the West, and that at the money
centres ln the Western country money is ruling very
easy at to per cent, aud this condition IA the re-
of the past two years II being accepted In well
informed circles an indication that the constant
absorption of money throughout the country for the
past two years will not continue, and thai a close
money market In New York WILL as in former years
obtain relief from the country at large In connection
with this money isloaning In Boston at 3to per cent
Money ruled easy to-day at 5d6per cent.
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS
National Republican., 1881-10-28
nnitiu,orc Genera, sInrE-t.


BALTIMORE. Oct. g.-Colion unchanged; mldling,
ii,sc. Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and
Western superGne, s. 0DG5 7J do extra, ~ OjG 20;
do family, a VJcD7 15 CITY Mills superiinc, % 1pO -;
do extra, Z: oOep7 10; do Rio brands, 81 7jtS U0 pa-
tapscO family, t5 10. WbRi-Sopthcrn nInre active
and irm; Western inactive .,d steady; Southern red,
o. 5s9 Ij, do amber, 81 4GiJG No. hnryand, 81 IS;
No. Western winter red, spot and October u Az "a
Ilis: November, ti 1901 ljii December, q 51aep
JJlt: January, sl 5rsdui -. tOrnSOuthrrn ~ iar
inquiry und siely; Western dun; southern white. rs
GiIc fOr old 7u Tor do ypiiUw, 1lc for nc West
eri mixed, spot and OclUber. GHl9BD'Ac November,
OghmG9lc December. Isss I23c Oats quiet and uii-
chan sed; Souihcrii, 4i@5Otf Western white Esg.Or;
do mixed, iSc Pennsylvania, irftf5lc. Rye dull aud
easy nj Si 0jepl Vs. Hay dull amt notninNly steady;
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, siSa2t.
Provisions quiet; uIess pork. SiS sb bulk nehis-
shoulders und clear rib slides, packed. DtsiUac bacon
SiDnldcrs Toe; clear rib sides, II ee hams, lbtI ~ sc.
Lard, sr Batter firm and active for ehtice Western,
lBL.a fagys IN good demand at 2itg.lc. Petroleum
dul aiid nominal; refined. 7uisc yoilee more irniiy
held; itiJ cHrgura nOmiunIy saetlSc. Sugar steady;
A son. lg'4c. Whisky dull at 81 lsG1 lSa. Frelghs
10 Liverpool per steamer quiet cotton. '4 ld Hour,
- per barrels grain, 3,s@ld. iecelpts-flOur, .,ha
barrels; wheat, 44Jo bushels; corn 2j3DO bushels;
oats. I 800 buaeiS Shlpments-NUne. sheS-Whcnt,
UOD,0OJ bushels. cOri 5000 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-10-28
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business was transacted In the SUI
preme Court of the United States yesterday:
Admissions to the bar; David ClOpton, of Mont
gomery, Ala; Sebastian Brown OF baltimore, Md;
and Frank Springer, OF Cmarron, n. NJ.
No. l4 Augustus Schell, late collector of the port
of New York, plaintiff In error vs. w. 3. Wilson ct
al.
No. 24a Same. plaintiff In error, vs.. w. ]. Horst
man IT n and Nos. l22 to l3S inclusive, Hiram bar.
ney, late collector of the port of New York W. Iser
Ackermnn, Vnnblenkcnstcyn, Pastor, Amson, Bredt
VyBe Hpdenhener, Hughes, Rosenicldt, Andreal
Tinker, CoN Person, Friedman, Chamberlain, and
Dale All di.mlssed with costs, motion of SOLICITOR
General Phillips.
No $50 The City OF Galveston, plaintiff error va
ID. q. Hitchcock & Co.. No. 5S, ID. g. Hitchcock ct al
plaintiffs In error, VS.. The Galveston Wharf Company
gnrnshee. and No $50, Tile City of Galveston, plain
i In error, ID. O. Hitchcock CO.; all dismissed
with costs u stipulation
No. Gi. n. Bleiinerhasseu ct al, appellants, VS.
Hoyt Sherman, Assignee, SC. Appeal nom the Cir
cult Court of the United States for the strict OF
Iowa. Argument continued by q, G. Nourse for ap-
pellants and l., II. Bisbee for appellee. Adjourned.