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COTTON.

EE receipts of cotton in this city to-day were
5s bales, los bales of which can't by rail, as fol
lows, bales for Sanger Bros for schneider 4
Davis, for Blankenship & Blake from Putnam
Z! for White 81 Co. from Kaufman and 80 for
W Il. Lightfoot & Go, from Kaufman The
shipments were 22i bales by 7 b. Mitchell over
the Gulf Colorad u Santa Fe; 100 by the same
party, over the Houston & Texas Central, and
100 by the same party by the Texas ~ Pacific;
100 over the Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fe for Nor
decai & Co, 30 for W. Il LighuOot 4 Co
by the Texas & Pacific, IS for the same party
over the Houston & Texas Central aud 10 for
White & Co. over the Texas d Pacific Iesler.
day the receipts in this city were S3j bales, % Of
which came by rail as follows. ~ for Caller n
Hill, from Arlington, and for L, !, Cannon,
from EaStland. The only change TO note IN
prices is an advance of an eighth Of cent in
st. Louis The huctuStiou IN prices in other
centres do not effect quo atoms here, ard while
the market is firm there is no change to make
In our figures.
ouu iluulliR, ''''s'''''''''''' = 8
MiuullUE' We
Sulcl low mduling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOW mdullng. ~
nuOu OrulnhTy '''''''''''' 90
I1NERpOOt.
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slcru Advertisements.
DIR. STRONG'S PILLS.
The Old, weli-Tried, Wonderful, Health;

The Old, Weli-Tried, Wonderful, Health
Renewing Kemoties ..>-'-.'
stroug's Saualivo Pills for the liver. speedy
cure for liver complaint, regulating the bowels
purifying the blood cleansing from maarlal
faint a perfect cure for sick headache cOnstl.
patton and dyspepsia
strong's Pcctofal pills insure healthy appetite,
good digestion, regularity of the bowels. sure
remedy for colds and rheumatism. precious
boon Ia delicate females soothing and brnoing
The nervous system and u ing ygor and healt
To every fibre + the body. sold by druggists
For pamphlets, otc., address Box $50. New York
CITY
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Sold by All Druggists.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
rs n neVOr. fAlllur cuTo

is II never.miling cure
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, seia
inal Weakness, sper-
matorrhma, Los r
MANHOOD, impo,en.
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful
follies, and excuses In
mSlurer years. such Rs
Loss of Memory, Las.
slude, Nocturnal Esis.
sion, Aversion TO soolo.
10 nfn,nagu Of Ntstsn
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500 Asox. 8 BOXES FOR So. 90

sent frco by mail on receipt Of money Ask
your dTuGgiSt for It, hut do not be deludtd into
taxing limitations or substitutes or something
recommended ns lust AS good' Insist ON the
genuine with the name OF WASHHURNE n
Co. ON caon box, which Is guaranteed chemi,
oauv pure under our signature, an indispensable
IcqmSto 10 insure success IN the treatment
lake no other or seud to us.
WASHBuRNE y Co, proprlctors,
81 Broadway, cor Readc vt New York.
For sale by y j SCtiOrT " CO,
nnvldSw Dallas anil Galveston Texas.
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2MisceIlxmeome Chants

iAyANTED-Agents for Paul II HGvne's the
w southern pocO Poems; elegantly Illus trait
Cd splendid holiday book outfit, SlO0 John
Burns, Publisher 81 louis, Mo. declGeod3,
WANTED-Agens for the Cyclopndia of
W Practical Quotations, compounded us tho
best work OF its kind By the greatest Of living
scholars and writers; agents have astonishing
success for terms and territory address John
baIns, Publisher, No. IA and 10 olive street
s., ouls, Mo, declSeadSl
MTASTRD-A situation as salesman In gro.
w Gerry store; Six years experience: can give
be5! of references. Address w NJ, Herald OF.
nee. decl3.6t
WANTEp-rwog good ehambcrmaids imme-
", diately at Graud-Windsor Hotel s f.
Mcllhenny, Manager dect2.tr
NIANrkD-A good timer liberal wug and
w steady employment J. u. Su eler G Co ;,
Corsicana, Texas. decl2-5t
hTANTED-At III Paso, Texas, first class
w drcssmaker; will pay so per week and
board references required. MIS- G Harsley.
WANrED--A nurse and good cooR. Apply
w at l'Ol Eryay street decstf
N1ANTED-A pressman 10 run cylinder lob
w press. Apply nj once at The Herald Office
MTANrED-Tcn timers ut once, at Harry
w Bros f., in this city. Good wages aud steady
work Nov 2l-tf
MJANrED-Two good walters At the Union
w Depot Hotel. Apply atonoe. novli.f
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CULTURE
The new ENGLAND CONSERVATORY

opens September II. In It's New and splondidIy
Equipped Home. in the heart Of Roston, with
accommodations Al low rates, for s5D students
Offering opportunities never before attalnable I'm
any city for pursuing under one roof all studies
Music, English Brancl Is, Languages Elocu
on, Fine Arts and Physical Culture with Teach
cts of Highest Rank. Complete courses Din
and iNr Clrcnnr 10 y. TOIlRJEE Rnsinn Mn
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RENGEMTnGH

That SAllClLICA is Il certain cure for Rhcu-
msnsm, Gout aud Neuralgia The most intense
pains are subdued almost Instantly
Give II trial. Relief guaranteed or money
refunded
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The majority ofthe Ills Of the human
body arise from a arrangement Of the
Liver, affecting both the stomach and
boice's. HI order to effect a care. % 10
necessary TO remore the cause. IrreJw-
lar and Sluggish action Of the Boreis.
Headache, Sickness at the Stomach, Pain
in the Back aud Loins, etc., indicate that
the Liper Is at fault, aud thde mature re-
quircs assistance 90 enable this organ 20
hroi1 OF Impurities.
EriCkiy Ash ssittcrI IRE especially
compounded for th;s purpose. They aro
mild ia their action and effective as u
cure; are pleasant To the taste and taken
sagiiv by both children and adults. To-
kcn according to directions, they are q
safe aud pleasant care forDyspcpsin
General Debility, EgnbitlaI Com
etipatiOn, Diseased Kidneys,
etc, etc. Asa blood Purifier they
are superior to any other medicine |;
cleansing the system thoroughly, aud
tmPdriing neic life and energv TO the IN
Vdiid. Ii Is a sncdlclne and not an
Intoxicating 6croTd0cs
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST Fcs ParKl, ASH pIrrIas,
and take no ether. PRICE, sloo per Bottle.
pRlCkLY ASH BiTTERS co, SOLE PR0PRlETORS
Ut. Louis pad KGnsa1 Jity No.
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NOR SALE-TwO good COokstOvcs. suitable tof
i hotel or restaurants one No %, Charter Oak.
other Continental, cd and nearly new. for
sale on account Of wishing TO purchase Ranges,
also heating stove for dinug-rOom: all nearly
new. Apply atonCe ut Delmonico Restaurant,
Dallas Texas. nOvii.tf
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graf TIT UDE: ,

nkSvth Col, August -. ISIS. Gents can.
mol hnd words with which 10 express my srau.
mde to you for the cure your Swifls pecinc has
erected IN my case, | was tiliCted with the
horrible blood disease for three YEATS, and after
spending some time at the Hot springs, cons,d.
cred my case hop, less one. used only one
dozen small bottles Of s. \. s and there Is not
a Signet lhe disease remaining. Ny sores are
all healed ,xtY.sSW-w-T2 my throat
rid Il OF tSStsss T tsr LEN : N
disease Being drug clerk, J have seen 80
many hundreds OF men dosed with calomel
lodlue OF mercury, iodlde OF potash until they
We're made complete wrecks, tha, shudder TO
think OF the misery which has been Drought en-
me human family by the use of TueicurialS for
blood diseases. It's crying shame that phys,
ieians viii not acknowledge the merit Of Y ur
Grand Hood Medicine. Use my name as on
Wish refer you 10 my present empoyers 'or
10 Messrs. Collins Bros, ST Louis. J. IL. RAip
Broadway Pharmacy, Denver, Col.
u Won doubt come to sec us aud wo win
CuRE YOU, or charge nolhlugl Write for par-
hcnlars and Ia copy OF the little hook Message
10 the Unfortunate suffering" Ask any drug.
gist US To our standing,
bsSi.Oo0 Reward will be paid 10 any
chemist who viii find, on analysts of 100 bottles
oi y \ &, one particle of MercuIS Iodide ~
sPkllFlCCo ProprletorS, Atlanta, Ga.
Price OF Small size sim
Sold by All Druggists.
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- n CIR N.Y..

The only discover Of The poisonous uric acid
equity patients
ichLtCA Is known as common sense
remedy because u strikes directly az the cause
VI kht nmatisin Gout and Neuralgia, white SO
many so-caued specifics and supposed panaceas
only treat locally the effects.
IL has been conceded by eminent scientists
mat outward applications, such as rubbing with
oils oinuncnts, linimeutS aud soothing lotions
VIII not eradicate these diseases, which are he
acid w" '''>
sAiLCNliCA works with marvellous enec,
on THIS acid and so removes the disorder. II Is
now exclusively used by all celebrated physic-
ianS OF America aud Europe Highest Medical
three days
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NOR SALE-A choice farm OF l1j acres, inilrs
northeast Of Dallas, on the RoCkwall road.
100 acres now I'm cotton win sell all or divide
In smaller tracts to suit purchasers. Also The
forming implements, horses, mules, ETC. ON the
place viii sell on reasonable terms. Apply 10
j. o. Crutchield, corner Akard and Jackson
gtrpptS n toGtf
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4snr Nnis.

EOR SALE Cheap, pony and phNton.
Il horse peri city quiet and ph,Iton nearly
new Apply 10 W, J Townsend, at schneider
Il Davis. declo-it
uORSALE-Oue Of the NEST desirable and con.
/ voniout sCvou.rOOm residences in the ci v
For full information to Il. T., Aunspaugh
ut Carne's Insurance Agency, nov26.t
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GURE YOURSELF!

W. Uohannona Vegetable Curative" lsv-tar,ed IA nr,
maheniy cure az olmg of stc,aaiiorrhsa ur asmlreI
meAlns- "rgeral Debility, lmpogaey, cir and nstor.
.ioN rover and brings back the AlauiItl iso," ~
Hose WHO hsyc destroyed Nv sexual pNtss or 6,i nae
Nv, ~ uNli Huu seWl, Wtkl tiur IimTcmtly, Which
hal uyn utdb H. bohnnlAn IN hs private lgaitre t
uWSWlW years Was ncytt ksuVn 10 fu Ia turinr even
~ "u"1i' N2nN kN's Neliy aud mpugis Uncrvy
MVl wonderful 10 those middleascl men who Esl,
NNkncis by0ad their years. Ia nygofailnR prptrtia
orr hlt AZ 1lco' lolng nlrn suffering nom he souss
nuenees q tha dthdillY igsnc,ye habit o. seLAbis,
Nv ". Wy h1elng IN tc n'futauto OF ffaciy an
IuhANthi turo. Tho patient gains f,fength and slsS
10y OF tpLf a once az acts dntriyo TIC parts sn,sS
~ ~ soothing aud healng tonic Ail anUd,e 10 the ~,
aNd seminal yoti'lca aud Initiated ducts mrafinp po,
ana tone pnd tei9rnS them 10 their nautt tate c s,r
~ VI, hancihl hhbt had never brcn lnlitfed M 1i,
,g,denu arestmplo productions Of naturehaf.s fosts
h,ns 81. nna az. snecic for the Gho diseases.
~ Ilec, i've Dollars, sent With p directions e,e NJ
ty address Tor ialc only % Dr. e. A. Inhtnuans uf ~
No ~ North fih street. between wnihlnrion a,ene an
er,tn stree, =, innls, s,J Eslabl.hod IN Isl,
uB-Dr b's"lrcailso on Special blssAie,i which ryc.
Se d,lhtaon oi W. nanci Gauss, sympiOni i1snns %
cigi etc, Of sNrullis, SEMINAL WrAkAISs i,ftis,S,
fhtL 10 any adlr4a upon receipt OF one stamp
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A Cannon Sense Remedy.
SAL!cYL|CA,
No Moro Rheumatism, Govt or
Neuralgia.

Immediate r,llcf warranted. Permanent eure
guaranteed.
Five years established. and never known to
t9n ina single case, acute or chronic. Refer 10
all prominent physicians and druggists for Tho
standing Of SaliCViCa
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TOR SALE-A very desirable citp lot los
Main street, with Il brick wall lSN29 feet. An.
ply to ] ouN BROWNING, 1917 Elm street.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
SOME OLD THINGS.

The King oak In Windsor forest is 1000 years
Tamage says we stand on tho apex of 6yOoo
years.
terhre, is said to date back to the time of Julius
Cesar.
Gas was fst introduced in this country in Balti-
more In 1921 in Boston in 1872, and in New York
In 1927.
At Sea ClfT, Long Island Levi Thompson, vet
Gran OF the war OF 1872 celebrated his 18th birth
day about two weeks ago
Henry Stevens, proprietor OF the Keystone Foun-
dry at Reading, Pa has wrought Iron ploW-
share that bears the date 1726.
A Milwaukee woman has kept kettle OF boil
ing water on the stove for the past twenty-five
years In order TO scald burglars.
Captain Boyd Robinson, the oldest policeman
in New Orleans, died about two weeks ago. He
was connected with the force for forty years.
J. H. Plnmmer. OF Brnttleborough, Pa, has a
rose bush % years old, from which more than two
bushels of buds have been plucked this season.
The Rev. Leonard Wilmington, d. D.. senior pas
tor OF tho First Church in Newbnry, is the Oldest
Congregational minister in New England. He is
As early as 1888 the sale and consumption of
whisky was prohibited In Georgia, then colony
under British rule. The act, however, was re.
A man over GO years Of age is reported by the
British Medf;ai Journal to have made l56 miles in
4 hours on n tricycle.. younger rival did 1856
mlle Ill the same time.
Richard Coughlin, of Paterson, aged II years,
was the first conductor on the Paterson and Hud-
SON River Railroad, and Is said to be the Oldest
conductor in the world.
Rudolph Haberstlch, of Philadelphia, Pa aged
50 years, who has belonged to the Odd Fellows
Order of Philadelphia for "a years. Is said to be the
oldest Odd Fellow in the state.
The oldest printer actively engaged In his pro-
fession is Grandpa Prescott, in Iowa. who at the
age of 30 years sets type every working day in the
composing-room Of tho Corning GGrche.
Consul Stevens writes from China that the chain
pumps, which were sold largely III this cuntry no!
many years ngo, have been in use In China over
| 1000 years Double headed tacks too, have been
| used there many centuries
| Mr.. solyert, of Reading, Pa, has stove plate
that was cast In 1912. II benrs scene represent
ing the pharisce and Publican praying in the Tenn
| pie with an appropriate inscription underneath
| Another plate was cast in 1753 and also bears O
| peculiar scriptural scene.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Mr.. c. W: Ridley, superintendent of the Wash
ington Ferry Company, has removed 10 this city,
and with his family occupies the residence at the
northwest corner OF Lee and Cameron streets.
Thursday Judge Meade issued an order for the
delivery of the old registration books in wards
second and fourth, to the city sergeant, to be by
him desposi ted in the clerks Office for safe keep
ing.
The schooner NJ. N. Hail, OF 900 tons burthen, is
at Messrs. Agnew & Co.'S ship-yard, from George
town, to finish loading coal for Boston. The
schooner Harry Nesser is also at the same yard to
60 on the ways to be repaired and repainted.
Mr.. d. G. Carson, Of New York general superin-
tendent of the Southern Telephone Company,
and Mr. C. Z. McCluer. OF Richmond, district sii-
perintendent, are In the city lor the purpose Of
establishing new telephone wire between Wash
ington and Alexandria,
The November teachers institute of the pub ic
schools will be opened at Peabody Hall to-mor-
row, at 10 o'clock a. m. Phonetics has been Sc
lected as Its su bject and the discussion will be
opened by lecture on the basis principles of
phonetics by Professor II. A. CLANCY, OF WASH
ington.
The schooner Eva May has sailed from this port
loaded with cooperage, by Messrs. II. A. Reei &
Co., for Cardenas, Cuba. Her cargo consists of
900 shocks and heads, aud 5000 hoop poles,
which were sent here from the surrounding coun-
ties This business is constantly on the Increase,
and Messrs. f. A. Reed & Co. expect to ship
another cargo in u few weeks
National Republican., 1882-11-03
WEST WASHINGTON,

During the fishing season report concerning
the condition of the water at Great Falls will be
published each day, as furnished by the WASH
ington Aqueduct ONCE Georgetown, using the
following measurement: Very turbid, 0 to s; tur-
bid to Is; slightly turbid, 10 to 22 clear. % to
SO. Condition of the water Thursday, November
2At Great Falls, SO; at receiving reservoir, 90 (;
at distributing reservoir, 80.
High tide Friday November 8: 1:S1 q. IN. and
l:58 p. m.
Street lamps will be lighted might at $50 and
cXtnguished at 1:S0 n. IN.
The cana-boat Seneca brought to Hartley g.
Bro yesterday S,400 bushels of wheat, and the
Molie Boyer 1000 bushels to j. G. d ]. NJ. Waters
Three thousand four hundred bushels of wheat
sold on Change Thursday at from 50 cents TO Sl05l
Sailed Thursday: Steamer E. c. Knight Chiches-
ter, New York; schOoners Elliott h. Dow, Nicker-
son. $50 tons Of coal for Boston, aud William Mason
Chase, 700 tons coal for Providence
bud EaglestOn Is meeting with considerable
kindness from the citizens of this place in his ef
fort to build his temperance tabernacle in Wash
ington. Messrs. Wheutley Bros 1hursday sent
him Sl00 worth of lumber to be used on the build
ing.
The meeting of the first subdivision, Associated
Chariti les, which was called for Thursday after
noon for the purpose of taking the necessary steps
for a vigorous winter campaign and the election
OF officers to serve during the ensuing year, ad-
journed, without an election, to next Thursday
afternoon at 4:30 in the parlors of the Aged
Women's Home, at which meeting the officers will
he elected
National Republican., 1882-11-03
Intcres,,nr t,our.e orLec.ur...

Tho Washington Lecture Lyceum has arranged
course OF six lectures during the coming winter,
which will be n great attraction. The names
already secured are: Rev. John Hail. OF New York,
who comes in response 10 an urgent invitation of
Washington friends, on THE Scriptures and the
Scicnces;' Rev. II. De Witt Talmage, on "The
Monslrlslties, Cruelties. and MeanneSs of Modern
lnfdelity;' Rev. Joseph Cook, who will speak for
the first time since his return to this country after
absence in EuroT and the East, delivering two
lectures; Rev. Robert Collyer, and MIR. John b.
Goif, in an entirely new lecture. The course will
be q prominent feature of the intellectual attrac-
tious of the city during the winter. and will be
very popular. All the lectures will be delivered
in he congregational Church, and all save one
on Friday nights Tickets for the course, with
at the book stores and the details duly announced
National Republican., 1882-11-03
REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI TrnnsactIons ms Recorded
YeAferdAX.


Mr. ]. f. olmstchd presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday, as
reported TO him by The Recorder Of Deeds:
On Tenth street west, near corner of M street
north, part Of lot H. square 800 Q3 feet inches
front by 100 feet, Richard S. r. Cssell ct al trus-
tees to Jeremiah Il. Jusbrle s2,575.
on Sixth street west. between II and streets
north sublot IL square 1856 go feet ~ inches front
Edward d. Wright, 81, 400.
ON Seventh street west, between X and l. streets
south, sublot 90 square AL az feet inches front
$50. ~ i'''' -H'"' -' S'''D " 1'''''H i'D'''
on vermontavenue, between Rhode Island ave.
nue. and street north, south half Of lot 62, square
242 25 feet front by depth s. S. Huntley to Joseph
Same property next above described, Lewis II.
Hershfield ct ux. to Joseph T. Bender, S3S76.67.
On Nineteenth street west, between and @
street north, lot o. square 142 $50 feet front by n
feet feet inchesl, Frank D. Smith OF ux. to James b.
on street north, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets west, sublois 30 and 81 square
1852 l3G feet front by 81 feet nchcs), William NJ.
Hodges to Thomas Sheridan, sS,400.
On Twenty-sixth street west go feet front
through TO New Hampshire avenue, between E
and streets north) part of lot g. square ii, James
II. Dyer ct ux. to Theodore N. GILL nominal.
On Fifth street east, between 1 and streets
nc ~ s%Siot & 40 square s Us eee nShes TG1t
ferman, Sll7.5i.
on street south, between Fourth and Fifth
streets east, part of lot O. square S21 Us feet
inches front by 20 feeV; also on alley of Nine
teenth street west, between and streets north,
spblot Y. square 1888 rs by 100 ieeD, John Jay
Knox, Commissioner Freedmen's Saving and
Trust Company. to Ephraim Mast, $3.50.
Mount Airy and Azadia-9 acres-Adam Pfantz
Mount Pleasant-part of 4, block 3-James Tay
lor ct ux. TO John II. Runner S2Si
Meridian Iill-5 and parts aud 7, block z.
Peter, Beatty, Deakins, and Threlkild's Addi-
uOu-lots %, 3D. "a 33, and west part 80, Kennedy
4 Kennedy, trustees, to Eleanor NJ. Thackara
National Republican., 1882-11-03
FASHION NOTES,

Ottoman silks should have fiat, not round reps.
Silks with full luster restored to popular ia.
vor.
Tucks for skirts and oyerskrts of dresses are re-
viyed.
Jersey webbing is much used for waists of
dresses.
The fsh-wife poke with its pointed brim grows
in favor.
Plain felt is more popular than plush felt or fur.
ry beaver.
Velvets bid fair to be more used for bonnet trim
mlngs than plush.
Plain black silks are more fashionable than
black satin or surah.
Three different fabrics In the same dress Is the
limit allowed by fashion.
The plush felts and furry beavers OF last season
have passed out OF fashion.
Afer all there is no color SO handsome as scarlet
for \ balmoral or petticoat.
Satin buttons OF oblOng form come on many
handsome imported dresses.
Black wool dresses remain the fayorltes OF Amer
icAn women for ordinary wear.
II is said that the plush jackets now SO much
worn will be only passing fashion.
Soutache embroidery is the correct trimming for
black cashmere and drap d'ete dresses.
The handsomest quilted satin petticoata have
elder down instead OF cotton for wadding.
Tubular braids are effectively mingled with fiat
souache III embroideries on dresses and wraps.
Gold soutache aud gilt buttons appear TO be the
faYorite trimmings for dressy blue'hanne suits.
Crochet buttons never go out Of fashion, but
fancy metal and composition buttons are in high
favor.
Drap d'ete and Henrietta cloth are used for
handsome and dressy suits out Of mourning as
well as In mourning.
White underskirts areucompletely superseded
nowadays by eolOred flannel balmoras and petit
coats of colored quilted satin.
plain, wellhnished black cashmere skirt and
q Jersey waist OF any color preferred, or black
makes the best kind OF a utility costume
Waists Of black or dar- blue Jersey webbing, with
collars ana Guns OF scarlet or pale blue cashmere,
are in favor with young ladies aud girls in their
teens
When Henrietta cloth and drap d'ete are used
for dressy suits by ladies not In mourning the ep-
proved trimmings are sontache embroidery and
heavy -knotted cord fringeA.
National Republican., 1882-11-03
WHIT. Corn. onts. Pork. Lard.
RnI,,moro f,enernI darke,.

BALTIMORE Nov 2-Coiton dull; mlddlng, lO1Ic
Flour unchanged and dull. wheat-Southern hriner
Western shade better Southern red, u 03@1 or do
amber, q Os1l l& Maryland, IL os@1 OSIs No. 2
Western wintsr red. spot. o. O5II asked; November
o. OSA4@l O51i; December q @jI@l NS; January.
q O9is pl O95S; February, o. lF@ M Corn-south-
erntslendy Western steady Southern white Sc for
new Western MIXED spot. s2kcgSici November, s.
asked; January, 01aM6lhc, Oats lower and dull
Southern 45@gf7c; Western white. li@9l7e do mixed
i2a4Sc; Pennsylvania, 4iG47c. RYE dull 67@7Oc
Hay unchanged. Provisions unchanged and Hrn
Butter firm Western packed, 229g26c; creamery,
SO9Hc Eggs scarce and Arm at 7c. Petroleum.
unchanged. Coffee quiet; lilo cargOes ordinary to
fair, 7lsCaOc. Sugar dull; SON, 0'lc; copper,
refined nrm, l75s@l7Hc Whisky seady at u 2lGDl -