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The Shooting of Flint.

1t was thought bv the authorities
yesterday that Abe Flint, the colored
man who was shot at Nineteenth and
II streets last Monday night, would die,
and Assistant District Attorney Tag.
CART went to the Freedman's Hospital
to get his ante norton statement. At
the advice of the doctors it was post
poned. Flint's wounds are Of dan.
gerOus character. One bullet entered
the thigh and extended into the groin,
and the other is in the shoulder. The
femoral artery was broken. Flint states
that while bathing in Rock Creek sew
eral weeks ago he was brought into n
quarrel with two brothers named Nu-
gent, one OF whom fired several shots at
him. Last Monday night Flint was in
the neighborhoOd Of dance.room on
II street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, when he was con.
fronted by crowd OF Young mon,
among whom were James Molten and
John johnson. He was asked if his
name was Flint, and when his identity
became known they all including Flint,
drew revolvers and began firing. Early
in the fight Flint received bullet in
the thigh. lie ran and the noise caused
several persons on the street to open
their doors, and Flint ran into the house
of Mrs. Barley and escaped his pursuers.
He was not able to speak afterward,
and lay bleeding on the floor. He was
removed to the station-house and after
ward to the hospital, and lay several
hours before he received medical at.
tention. He says the attack was made
because of the previous trouble on Rock
Creek.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
A Grant Memorial Meeting.

There was a large attendance at the
Grant memorial meeting held last even
ing at the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church. The platform was decorated
with flowers and back Of the pulpit was
Il large picture Of General Grant. Rev.
w. ii. Brooks opened the exercises
with prayer. Professor j. M. Lang
ston presided. There WAS music by
the choirs OF ST. Luke's and the Nine
teel TN Street churches. the Amateur
Glre Club and solos by Mrs. S. q. War
ring and Mr.. j. X. Gray. Addresses
were made by Hons. j. NJ. Langston,
Frederick Douglass and j. X. Lynch.
Appropriate resolutions were adopted.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE
Ways and Hours of Getting in and Gu
of Washington.

DEPARTURE of Railroad Trains from
Baltimore g. Potomac Depot, Sixth and
II Streets.
For Boston-2 p. m. without change
cars.)
For NV York-1215, 7:15, $3.50, 94(
Qimited) and IL a. m; 2,
and 10 y. m.
For Phiiddelphia-715, $3.50, 9:40and II a. m.
9, 4, 6 and 10 p. IN.
For BaltiDore-6:35, 715, $3.50, 940 and III
am; 1905, 2, 4, 425, 4;4o, 6ano
II p. m.
For Chicago, Cincinnati and 81. Louis--9:4d|
a. IN. and 7;10 p. IN.
For Buffalo, Ein,ird and HdrriSbtUg--9:4
u. IN. and Top. m.
For AmdpOlis-6:35 q. m, 1905 and 4:25|
For Pope's Creek Line-7:l5 u M, 4A0|
p. III.
From Washington, Ohio 81 Western IL.
r., Sixth and IL Streets, Baltimore Al
Potomac Depot.
For Alexandria, LeeSbmg and Round HILL
"a. m. and 1921 IN.
From Baltimore 81 Ohio X. II. Depot
Corner New Jersey Avenue and q
Street.
For Baltimore--5 G:1O, GAO, 1880, $3.50 and
49, 440, $40, GAO, Z, 1925 and IL
For Annopofis--G:4O Sundays s;30) a. m.
1910 and 4:30 p. IN.
For Point Of Rocks, Eederick-7:25 q. m.
4.i0 and 1l:l5 p. IN.
For Hdrper's Ferry and Shenandoah Valley
$40 and 025 a. m, $3.50 and
0:lO p. III.
For GdithersJurg--7:25 $40 and 925 a.
m; 1890, 4A0, $50, 9:l0 and
11:15p. m.
For Hdgerstown-5; p m.
For Chicdg0-1O a. M, 1910 p. IN.
For PittSbirg-10 n. m, 9:10 p. IN.
For NeU Orleans (express) -925 a. M
For Cincinnati, Louisville and 50. Loiis--3.30
and l0:l0p p. IN.
From Alexandria q Fredericksburg, and
Alexandria 81 Washington X. r., Sixth
ami B Streets, Baltimore a. Potomac
Depot.
For Alerandria--G, T. 9:25, 11:0l, 11:35 a. IN. |;
2:O5, 4;2G, 4:45 6:25, 8:05 and
ll:37 p. IN.
For Richmond and the South--6 and IL 01 a.
m, and 4:45 p. IN.
From Chesapeake ~ Ohio Il. r., Sixth
and IL Streets, Baltimore 81 Potomac
Depot.
For Cincinnati, 81. Lois and South-11:15
a. m and 5:45 p. IN.
For Fort Monroe, Newport Ne,Os and Norfolk
III q. IN.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
The Tables Turned on Him.

Abe Mitchell, young colored man,
whose only business during the past six
months has been that Of a professional
witness against persons who sell rum
on Sunday, and sell it without paying
the license tax therefor, found the tables
turned on him this morning. He was
behind the bars on charge of perjury.
The alleged perjury was committed In
charge of unlicensed bar against John
II. Johnson, who brings this charge.
He states in his affidavit that Mitchell
swore falsely when he swore that he
bought whisky from him. The case
went over until next Wednesday, and
Mitchell had to step back in default Of
bail.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
CITY HALL NOTES.

The will of Charles McDougall has been ad
mitted TO probate
A bill for account has been filed by Catho
rlne III. Slade against W. ii. Smith. Plaintitl
alleges that he was her guardian, and as such
he received large sums of money, for which
ne has failed to account. She also alleges
that he has invested her funds for his own
personal gain and has never rendered an ac-
manded one.
Marriage licenses have been granted to Fred
erick l.. Mcguire of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Ma
RE Is. Mattingly; Henry II. Wesser and Clara
Wilson; John @. Isel and Brittle Il. Barker;
Abraham j. ATbeely and Anna; NJ. La Fetra;
John w. ii. Davis and Eliza Terry; Robert Nc
LELAND Dice and Caroline w. M. Wrebkingi
James Il. Triplett and Annie Ftzhugh, both of
Va; Jackson Dorcas and Lucy
Priest, both of Leesburg, Va.
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WEST WASHINGTON.


subscriptions and advertisements fOrTHE CRITIC
may be len at EcktinGs drug store
a DELIGHTFUL PARTY.--A very
delightful garden party was given last
night by the pupils OF Professor Whit
combs stenographie school OF Washing
ton to Miss Augusta Memert on Dun
barton avenue. The garden was very
handsomely illuminated with Chinese
lanterns, and the guests left at late
hour, after passing most delightful
evening.
A LARGE EXCURsIoN.-A very
large excursion from Mount Zion
Church (colored) left this place on the
Mary Washington for GlymOnt this
morning.
No COAL ARRIvALs.-There were
no coal arrivals by canal this morning.
SHIPPING NEWS. Shipping news is
very dull, only few vessels having
arrived this week.
THE RIVERS CONDITION. ITEM.
perature and condition OF water at z a.
M; Great Falls, temperature, Is; con.
dition, g; receiving reservoir, temper,
allure, so; condition at north connec'
ton, 3; condition at south connection,
o; distributing reservoir, temperature
81; condition at iniiuent gate-house, 81
condition at eilluent gate-hOuse, 8.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
A Judge Commits Suicide.

San FRANCTsCO, Aug. l3.-Gcorge
Turner, ex.district Judge of Virginia
and cX-chief justice OF the Supreme
Court Of Nevada, committed suicide
yesterday. lie shot himself through
the head at the Lick House, and left a
letter stating the cause was ill.health.
He leaves wife, son and daughter. OF
late years he has been practicing law in
this city.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
Some One Lied.

VIM. Watson and Laura Williams,
colored, who reside in Blagden's alley,
were before Judge Mills this morning
for assaulting Sarah Watson, the wife
of William. Mrs. Watson stated that
she and her husband came here from
Norfolk, and he left her and she went
to Mrs. Williams and found him taking
dinner with her. After some words
they both fell on her and beat her. The
statements were contradictory, and the
case was dismissed.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
THE COURTS.

POLICE CoURr Judge Mills. - Johnson
Page, violating the hack law; So or l D days
Michael DAILY loud and boisterous; do. VIM
johnson, vagrauCy; dismissed. Sunny John
son, do. 80 days. Thomas McCanna and Jno
Bidall do; do. Andrew Brown houscbreak
perjury; continued Lewis Violin, assault; 81
or 10 days Sarah Butler, assault; So or II
days VIM. Wakatch, trespass; 81 aud 6t
days in Jail; also larceny; 50 or 10 days
Henry Jenkins trespass; go DAYS. william
Harrison, assault; collateral forfeited.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13

Two cases of housebreaking were re-
ported at Police Headquarters this
morning. James Conner of the Park
Hotel, above Boundary street, reports
that an outbulding on his premises was
broken into on Tuesday night and
1925 worth Of cigars and wine stolen.
Augustus Abbott of Gl7 Fourth street
reports that his stable was broken into
last night and $35 worth OF property
stolen,
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
ChOIera's Fatal March.

MADRID, Aug, l3.-The complete re.
turns from the cholera infected districts
place the number of new cases that have
occurred during the past twenty-four
hours at 3,G5l and the number of deaths
at 1858.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 13.-The cholera
is spreading rapidly owing to the in
tenSely hot weather prevailing. The
Pharo Hospital is rapidly filling with
patients, most Of whom die within a
few hours after being attacked.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
Awards TO Inventors.

LONDON, Aug. l3.-In addition to
the awards of gold medals already an
nounced, the following were made by
the judges at the Inventors Exhibition
to day: Troy Laundry Machinery Com
pany, the A. B. G.. Fence Company
Warner Brothers (corsets), the Ives
Prepared Paper Company, Bernstein &
Company (pin books, the Lawrence &
Baxter paper cutting machines, the
Livermore sly lographic pen, the East
man Dry plate Company's bhoto-
graphs, and the Britannia Silver Com
panyv
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The "standard.s, Petty Fight

LONDON, Aug. BIN consequence
of Il remark by Lord Randolph
Churchill in his speech at Wimborne
Minister last night, that he scared not n
rap for the press" the Standard this
morning refrans from publishing his
speech, or even referring to the fact
that he sp Ike.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
The Regular Saturday Night Ex-
cursiOn 10 Atlantic CITY ana Cape
MAY by the Pennsylvania Rail

May by the Pennsylvania Rail
road
Was not run ON August Sth on account
of the great rush to New York, but on
Saturday, August 10, 1885, the excur-
sion will be resumed. On that night
the Washington Light Infantry will
also leave for their encampment at
Cape May. Excursion tickets will be
sold as heretofore at So for the round
trip. This affords magnificent oppor-
tunity to visit these popularresorts, and
those who would embrace the occasion
are advised to secure their tickets early,
as the demand on the former trips eX.
ceeded the supply. Special EaStlake
coaches for iadieS. Train leaves the
Baltimore 81 Potomac Railroad Station
at Top. M; returning, leaves Cape
May 8 p. m, Atlantic City $3.50 p. IN.
Any desired information will be cheer
fully furnished by Robert A. Parke,
Passenger Agent, Southeastern District,
whose office is at the station. The five
dollar excursion to Cape May and At
lantic City will leave next Friday at IL
a. m. as usual.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
The BicycIists, Departure.

The Capital Bicycle Club, represented
by about thirty members, with their
uniforms and machines, left the city to-
day on their annual pilgrimage, to be
absent about three weeks.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13

IMPROVEMENTS ASKED FoR.-Otis
Bigelow has asked for an asphalt pave
ment in front of his residence, 1901
Eighteenth street. The Commissioners
have been pettioned for a sewer in alley
in rear Of X street, between Vermont
avenue and Fifteenth street.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
Germany "Acquires" the Caroline
Islands

MADRID, Aug. 3.-Great excitement
prevails here over n report to the effect
that German fleet has taken posses-
sim Of the Caro- inc Islands, situated in
the Pacific, and which have been all
along claimed by Spain.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
Changers ut Falls Church.

There will be an exhibition at Falls
Church by the District Grange OF
Northern Virginia, extending from Sep
TENDER If to 10, inclusive. Between
twelve and tifteel buildings will bc
erected. The programme for the cX.
hibition is a very attractive one.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic states light local
rains I'm the northern portion, generally talr
weather IN the southern portion, southwest
erly winds, slight fall In temperature.
For Friday, local rains are indicated for New
England with lower temperature and slightly
cooler, fair weather for the Middle Atlantic
States.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
AN ALLEGED INFRINaEMENT.-

AN ALLEGED INFRINGEMENT
The George Il. Smith Mlddlings Puri-
fer Company of Michigan have filed a
bill in equity against George w. Cissel
~ Co., millers in West Washington, for
an Injunction and account. The plain
tilfs allege that the defendants are in
fringlng on a patent OF theirs described
as an improvement In "hour bolts"
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13

Ebbitt House, corner nth and L streets.
st. James Hotel, 9th ST. and Penna. ave.
Harris House. Pcnna. ave, near nth St.
Clinton House, 18th and streets,
Iospknm. 1907 \ slTneI northwest.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
Afghans Massing TrOons

LONDON, Aug. 13.--Reports of
great massing of Afghan troops at
Herat are continuously being received
here.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
Preparing Troops for Africa.

preparing TTOOps LOT AIr1cH.
ROME, Aug. 13.-Eleven thousand
Italian troops are being prepared for
African service.
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Ruskin's Condition Unchanged.
LONDON, Aug. 13.-The condition of
Mr.. John Ruskin remains unchanged.
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13
FINANCIAL.
New York Stock Market

The following have been furnished by j.
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner Eighth
and II streets:
The Washington critic., 1885-08-13

b. X. Plain 8 Co., ST. Cloud building, fur
nishes the following oil quotations. Closed yes.
terday, 0S. Opened to-day, 9S highest,
9SB, lowest, 9S; 2:25 9S1e
Washington Stocks.
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LOVELL on WILLI4M PAGE.
From Harper's BdzGr

From HdrpFTs BdzdT.
In b;s nrimc he would not paint everybody !;
7 recoect one noreau richie who dispeased him that
an offer of ~ 900 for portrait was not accepted rage
Tas very sensitive and proud. There others more
popuar-Eniott, for example but don't THINK that ne
han a superOr anywhere. The only trouble was that
s"netin,es he wanted ninety sittings He could have
painted rapidly perhaps it was his vehicle tnat
him some OF his sitters quite wiling 10 give MN
nnoy stngs to him talk hut few OF them had inc
1me 10 spare In historical painting also ne was great
Temener his picture of Aaron and Hur holding up the
arms of Moses Oh the MOUNTING in conception ana exc
oution. The portraits Of Bcccher and Farrasut are
excellent. . -,.-,. - ..o.a ,o-
lie made a good portrait Of NE which has stood per
fecy but there again he wished to try experiments
LEI The LIGHT fall directly from above thus keeping Inc
ewes in shadow People didn't like IL. Emerson sad;
FThere isn't steel enough in the eyes Inc same uay
1LeaTd Pnae teu EmeTsous story about Washngton
how the Father of his Country was interrupted III ms
1Tavers in tent when he had gwen orders not TO he
disturbed and how he rushed out OF tue tent swearing
Toundiy / remember the dry bumOf or Emerson WIN
his nose drawn down 1t always was II tat nOOA ana
his drv remark Glad hear Of this touch OF nature IA
our cast-rOn man." Bat whom Page painted really
success Sui head he painted something very great II
showed the mastery that makes anything great
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

FROM SHAKESPEARE TO POPE An inquiry dnSG
the Causes and Phenomena Of the Rise @sO OF ie@o
DID. VI, 242. Dodd Mead & CO.
This volume contains the six lectures reau 'y
Mr. Gosse at the Lowell Institute and else"noio
during his recent visit to the United states ms
nurpose is to controvert an opinion adopted III
most bandbooks of literary history that the reac-
tion against the extravagant concerts the lalse
rhetoric. and the lawess freedom OF style INTO
which English poetry rapidly degenerated aIter
Shakespeare was brought about by the IN
fluence of the French school, whose art OF polish
inc distichs was learned by the poets of the
Restoration while they in exile, and i'm
ported with other fashionable refnementS when
Charles II. and his gay returned to
England Mr. Gosse has no difficulty in showing
by a comparison of dates that this is an error The
change. which was to eliminate in the highly artl-
fetal verse of Pope began with Edmund waller
before he and the other cavalier poets ned 10
France and appears to have been purely dohes-
tic revolt instigated by the abuses OF the ihe'a-
physical school, aud unaffected in Its origin Dy any
foreign influence, though twas undoubtedly pro
NOTED by the study of French models under wall
ers disciples. Mr.. Gosse believes that he Is inc
FIRST 10 Law down thus the true theory of the origin
of our classical poetry. Doubtless he does ho'
mean that he is the first to establish waller 5
nostIop as the leader of the change OF
STYLE. independently of French influence Tor
that has been repeatedly recognized; but ne
has developed his theme with many Original
reflections, and with clearness OF purpose whlch
gives IT a novel and interesting effect The Jour
new which we are asked TO take in his company
LEADS MS through such a dry and dusty country
that we may be pardoned for wishing 1t shorter
We are concerned here not with literature, but with
the history of literature, between which topics our
guide is careful to distinguish; and most OF the
verse we are invited TO examine is that which the
world long ago decided never to read again Never
theless, the volume has ample reason for being :;
portions of it are entertaining and nearly all OF IL
il curiOus.
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aoSsh Mi5Sd ss 2ssss Soi Packing ana salpp,Nk ssn,
Sheep-Recepts 900 head shipnents 500 hsah
81 76ds2 To '~S' ~ IexznSl
BUFFALO Nov. 6-c1stte- Receipts TODAY e71 ss.a %
Tor week thus far 4.7O0 tune vses ot
head conslgned through 10 cars quiet AMI oVVg
1000 20 Saoce steers salo0s5 6j stookers ana
TODAY $500 head total Tor week TINA ~
lAOOO head or same time i2sy week 10000 head zI
through III fairly denoralized; Ned,ns
Good 81 26as3 10; GOOD TO Choice s34Oas3 So cap.s
HoqsReceDts today 1000 head total for weak .h,. A..
$4,000 head for tune Last $4,000 heaa Isr
signed through 1873 OF which II 70 New YORK m.n
steady Medium 70 Fair Workers SO 65d SO 7Vi cooa ~
Choce. 50 1898 S0 Butchers Grades SO 7O1s3 an,
So 700S4 90. wi rlgt
ST. LOUIS Nov. 5.-Cdue-ReceiDts 1900, shtnro.,
400 market steady Fair 10 Choice Native shipping SIN
80 75G$4 90 Native Butcher Steers, 50 00Qsi o. Gra
Texan steers. 81 rs ds3 40 w "ssY
Sheep Receipts 200; shiDments 300: Common :, w
ass 80. V@ S@W
Hoos-Recetpts. 560Oi shipments. 900 Light a ,6h
81 So Packing So 35 6s3 50; Heavy IS 50Gs3 so 0V1
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per YoriA Risen R.ssels alli R1ilr2dis. !.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEEspot Rio dull and nominal at sc for fs sd no
but the weak Havre l2f higher but qhet
aud Rio slightly lower sales 5000 bags
rosing as follows November. 67j06.S0; DecemDerO SOD
e85 January 6s59690 February e92S7OO nm MaT On
7OOd 7O5 April 7.Oj07.IO May. Il5U1.ZO; June ~
d7.2j Ntid grades firm Sales OF 200 bags haracAoo
Mexican and LOO mats Java "Gehon private
terms.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet and unchanged Sales 4g1
bales all for home consumption Fair deliveries were mace
most the stopped early in the day re
ceips ports to-day 81 4l bales against 399l9 TINS
l6l6372 bales agrns 595l2l for the same period last
year.
Is follows
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Nfnntha

Market closing quiet and steady. Transferable notices
Flour AND MEAL-FLoUR-Ma Market more active
without decided change IN p1ce stM r1dag IN oSS ry
active trade for export MAINLY In city w EHtra ana q
aud sacks private terms The trade wasmny IN SACKS
range bills Winter Wheat Extra 50 35as5 6Oi l3Og
p; 6oi 500 bills Superdne - as 40 for spring
and - 20 - % for Winter Wheat ~ dds Fha9 = -oG
he sales 1000 Nil, Pr ana s,cs Sa SSstatio %so
tn' al h .g5, % Good To- Fancy Extra state s. Is
- - 30 s tvfr, Western 81 -. common
To Extra OHIO - 80 - 90 Good stO5 GQ9i9
clear - l9oe4 %. lye MIXTURE "A lgGt4 49, st3SHl
- 90 81 Louis Common TO Far kStr - 53@9t 90 Ear @
%o 81 aI So2I Wy 2S n IRA az for West
l iiH"ii' dan soUrHERS FL0UR-Dal prices viii.
out at .r.I change Export trading limited 9ni i269crs
only buvng for immediate wants -aes 200 60ls inciqiiaS
common 10 cool tA2 at IS Go DO T TD Ca0e
az rs 20 Us EtGE%IEAI FL0GR~in ilT supply ana
... cons MEA1-Dill yellow Western. - 90Gs8 2j
IRsH,ifSmwHEAT-Nafket unsettled Cash lots were
witiou dccp,d change closing dull options opened
~. lvanrc then recovered II the decline closed
90 d ~ above NE inside prices very limited trade
-Ggf'r- bought 40 ousl aud tity Mcis 1900 bush
Uacrad,i WINTER Rcd At 49,c: "Postcd No Red at
~ & T2 5y 5ic 66c No Rel io Si NoTem lI
ei4aolac closing at "a &c.; do for December Y641
at 30 a.. do February u OO's 81 Ol+ closing at
10 .or Apr 0I-q-l oig. closing at ii do Tor May.
90 '4a + for c,iCn ana b. D,C oL STATE iW,y g,sh
site sold 10 t-c. On elevator an cNIcne....- Ia LEY
Sales 30 oOI rwo-towcd STATE IS price
nusl tauaa without further particulars and 1000 bush
"OAcyaleg g. arrive ~ 81 LILY AALi-luet
- --c. Canada o1ca-l CORN-laIkct decidedly
.o'' nav, u,n i r1Tt of tlc yncc nI cosei
az :. Ls u|f \
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LINE

NrTICE-"IANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK t. LINL RPpOL, VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM TIEE 50. go. NORTH RIVER
GATTlA ...-............ saturday Nov - q.
ma 81 Nov D.. lu o.. m
lTtT M 800. SATURDAY. >Oy %. 80 o.. M
tftftON saturday SOY - p u IL "a
taYiu p4,.lg 60 >'0 $50 aud sllJ. intermediate. ..
-tccpsr tickets o audi fom a parts ~ Europe az very
luw Iats Fltg' aud passage Office NO. Bowling Green
NIEEON n. BROWN " CO.. Agents
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LIVE srooK MARkEr-RY rELEaRApH.

CHICAGO. Nov --The DroDerS Journal reports fGfs-
Receipts 100 head Shpmena 1000 nead market l0weri
Exports 80 IL 50DS3 400 stock:
~ O0Gs3 60 Feeders. % O0@SJ 60 Texans % 500
- 40
Aogs-Reeeips $4,000; shipments 1000 market active;
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quotations. according to the American classics


Good Ordinary. Ills Low Middhng..... g Io
strict Good Ordinary. 10 Aldding -..------.' 90
Futures opened at decline Of points on carr, ,od
pont on months closing quiet and steady uncangel
fr November 10 points decline for December TO March
unchanged Tor April points advance for other
a
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
1 lines FOR CAIIFORNIA. san pWICH LANDS,
TApA% CHINA. NEW.ZEALAND AUSTRALIA CEN
TtAf, kNO SOUTH AMERICA AMI MEXICO;
From New-YSrk pier foot maj 81 ~ ~
For the TstlImus ~ Panama,
COION sails TUESDAY Nov 10. noon
Connecting Tor Central and south America and Mexico
NOA" fEsIIT, san fruuoieco. 1t aad Grammar sts,
For China and japan,
,rTy OF NFW York sails THURSDAY, Nov. IN, 2 p m
For HONOLULU ~. NEW.ZEALA y aud AUSTRALIA,
ZEALANDIA salts So'urday Nov y: -,
of on arrival Of LONDON mails AT san Francisco -,
For mt passage and general Information apply At Com
pAny '''1 VI ~ II. J RULLAY, superintendent
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Ocean Steamers.

, [CUOR LINE L. :. MAIL STEANS HIPS
\ sailing Weekly from Ncr-l0IN for
GLASGOW VIA LuND ~ DERRY.
Tt'INf s. >ug. e. =. r ANDT IS. 10 ala.
rfIUNIA Nov % 3 D. DID, ETHIOPIA. Dee. .. , =. IA.
Cabin Taaslg' $50 O. $50. second class So
st.tr,s, outward go prepad-l5
HENDERSON HIDIlEE~. General Agents
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