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he, closed at 5o7lac; November 4o0ci January 4s0c
oef' "pitFSsED H0GS-weak and declining. With fair
demand CITY heavy 70 light, 52d6 oloc rigs osc;....
IARI-Cash and october were steady To-Day WINE atef
months advanced 29S points IN keeping vii" ar ~ me
West Trading howeSer wa, slow oo ~. nass wses
delivery for export o7oc Cy steam steady s.tes il5
ties az 3Jc October closed at 66bc November eoeo AT
A5c. sales $50 tcs G.4bc; December closed AZ po1o
January closed at 33c February closed at oo'c ceen
closed at 43c Renned-Contnent quoted az
Sluth America 7.3jc.. BUTTEK-Duh ~ , sun
s sG5Se eiea me pss fancy G25c do fair b choice
oOaoSc; state and Pennsylvania cIeameI{ tlDs IAN
cry fancy 24c prime, 19a22c do far 70 COCO
Use; Western creamery. June mnCy I S; phs i,ncv
fair tS e GOOD J Jssc'd do sSSd 5ss sss
Welsh ,ab So'' choice i0Gsc prime, l5si7c; state
dairy nrkins 5a iec Western imitation creamery choice
f0alsc; prime 12a15c; fair 100 llcj WSstehi y uay
choice i3sf6c do good i0lad12c do far9Gt0G western
factory, hrkns 1OGl9c June tubs a. LII
02dl0hc seconds, S2d9c dairy ana iactoy eisuS.
Sc CHEESEin light demand, but steaay a. 1oi
rule factory full cream fsl made fancy nay,
skins so ac; common do 6a4c Ohio hat nnc f2aIUc,
common to fancy EGGS-Dull and wihou5So
change state and Pennsylvania, 2lc C9naa9n ZVatOo
Wctern, 2Od20Lc held stock fresh lIGloci lcehouSc'
5i4c: Centrifugal. 9G test &c REFl f'pin ~
rlered 7'.c: granulaet 7tc; mould "a Isc
TONERS -" Tsc; STANDARD 49," 10 Of -; bgloSesc
white extra &C" Ga-aG'5c; extra "C' 0@0sci ~ '%"
SrEARiNE-IIas a slow mqury. Western 7isG7'+c'
Oleomlrcar'ne, 7-i6a52c. ~, Ia oro,oa
TALLOW-Quiet and barely steady Prime Guy quo'oi
4s,c sales, 100 900 10 country. various prices
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Mo-. 7o1. 800 1856 1885, 44s so2 sss. $50, $40 49,

Mos 7o1 800 1856, 1885, 44s eo2 sss. $50 $40 7ss.
zoe 75s 23i3, 2494, $50.
Nos su IsoS S9s 1854 i247, Css ii97. 1885 esQ esI
$50 SOS 54s 942 oi5 9i9, $40, 947 500. ss 7l2 6fS
suGroeae's CoGrt-Before Ransom s:-wins Of Rose
canneS p !" T. H. Sutton and Fannie accomscs. ID
a. m. Andreas zuch. II. NJ Webster William II. DoS-
Superior Court~Genera Term-Adourned for the term.
Superior COurt-Specia Term-Befofc Dugro mo. T.
Nos. TO- ~, Il, ST. 10, is SO, 49, 60, 81 $780,.
C. JgNos. ao7 1ols ~. 22a s!s $5o sSi: a.
Superior Court-Tria TeIm-Part II-Beiore Freedman.
Nos, 1892 3e9. 1857, 43o, 1926. -po,o,. on.,-
man, Case on. No calendar.
Common Pleas-General Term-Adiourned unuI Dct -.
Common Pleas-Special Term-Before AIlen' J.-Nos
Common Pleas-Equ,y Term-Betore Day. Mos
=" Onion Pess-T-,l Tcrn-psrt Before Larremors.
1895. i4eO 378 1854 li49 1861, 1892.
COmnon Plers-rriai T'rm-lart If.-Before Book-
stayer, Nos l45e 400 12Is 1913 1191 lf25. 1H7.
CITY Court flal Term-i'a-' T,-Reiora McGown j.
Nos lo7s 90 H. so, 49, ios 100. 1901. H. 81, 30.
city CoGft~Trial Term-Part II-Adlourned for the
Ciiv Court-Tral Terr-Par. III-Heforc Ehrlieh j.
Nos 1858 1852 1855 1872 90. 237 226 a. 2422 1888.
tity Couftt-Tral Term-Prt Iv.-Betore McAdam.
Cour, Of General ScssIors-Part before MARITIME j.
and Assistant District Attorney Flugerah-Nos TO II.
Court OF General sessions-part I-Before Glider
j., and Assistant District Attorney Micdonna-Nos
Cour5 Of General Sessons-Psrt IT-Be,ore CowinR. j.,
and Assistant District Attorney Jerome.-Nos To IL
Inclusive.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Oct 19-Co.ton ouet mddiIng l lOIsc
7sG87e; Longbery soa87c Ne sSIsS2c stesmG ad
o. tobcr 81 dSI &c November s1sa Decent er 50
Gsosc January S3J, Go3ec February. S@S4deocc CSFh
southern white, nominal 41Gi5c; YELLOW hrn
Western easy mixed spot, doc; OCTOBER, 59Spo9a4c
November 39G394c; December, 39i2c year ana anu4
G9s5,c oats 1rm Western white. 26c2Sc DO mixed,
"a RYE quiet but steady; prime TO choieS p a
57c IIay slack inq uiry prime to choice timothy t9g
provons strong butter quiet Western pseke1, iO&Ioc
creamery s3a23 Eggs duff neer by q 2SG we7tf Fo
eaTeoes fair isac. Sugar quiet a. decline soft 7ae:
steamer firm grain SS5hd Cork for orders s. Re-
20 boo hush; rye 1000 bush Shipments-Llour $4,000
his wheat, $4,000 bush. corn 10000 bush Sales
Wba1t go 600 bush. corn, 20 600 bush
RutIalO. Oct 19.-Whcat-No spot NO: nara onered ;
DO e. l. l.. 9lLc asked; $4,000 bush. No Northern,
in lots sold ssc, spot and 10000 bush: DO 70 arrive
az Ssc; winter grades dull and lower No red o. G
s3lec: No red extra, sic; No. white Michlgan, soc
seady; IA 900 bush. No. sold 35Sic and 10 cars
30 yellow at SIC No. 3, $3.50 asked In store oats
oGet and weak; 10 900 bush. No. white; in store sold
at 25J,c and cars do, on track, at 2oa20$ci NO .
White 25c; No. mixed, 23c track Barley IN fair
demand No. / Canada 67d10c; no Canada 60a66c
IN 4 extra. 6OaB3c; No. western, 62dO3c, other
Jfades l5d soc. Rye nominal Flour quiet and weak:
Canal freghs Arm and unchanged Rceips-Flour IA 600
bLs; wheat 10000 bush. corn, 10000 bush Snip
bush Barley 5000 bush. BY railFlOur SO 900 bbls
corn, 9 900 bush. oats. GO 900 bush.
Chicago Oct. 19The leading futures Ranged as follows
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corRT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

, c,..rt-Gtucral Term Bcfor' Van Brunt p J ,
n. suP'cnI Barrct, J. Mos. 81. 20 0s III. 15S
Da sartn. Cm a an, cir. 5r Ana 9@S Mo
'l' u F 10 a. 81 - y S2 &9ts Sc
s s5h' o. a. Law ani fac,-Nos 1872 as 207. 2l3. 2lI,
~ ~ 'os5 81, 24o. 35ii, "a i75. p, n..
r,n suprI ..~~Derurrers Nos 10 II, - a. y
d 9a o ao5 300 80 IS. o. c3, 300 l59 l1S. "a,
20. n. 30. - ,..,,, p,., 1os,-a o-Rren ! -
80, sur iI 1904 1922 1914. 1912 s07 1900, i0i5 =
iiol. Ills, SOS o g22 @SS li95 1902 2'Oo' sS'
s5prSne Court-Clrcut-Part IIbeforc Barrett J.
No supreme cout-crcu-rart III-BetOFo InsFaAam
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GFrurslCns.
POPULAR EXCURSION
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,
gfrurslons.

OCT. % ROCHESTER,, 81 ROUND TRIP.
NIAGARA FALLS AND BUFFALO, $3.50 ROUND
TRIP
Excursion tickets above rates v1s bc sold for speeA
train on oct. 20 leaving Jay-st. station D. m. west
42dst. 5 is p. - $780,. -. III. -.
the Falls. --, ..,.-- -. l.,
formation at West Shore Offices: In New YORK CU,
l27I 1863 7s5. 9l2 Broadway ~ Park Place; 1882
Rowery eS West l25th-st. In Brooklyn, 1893 Washing
11.s Annex OGice foot Of Fulton.st.. T26 Fuon-st.
and 2t5 Atlanticave. WILLIAMSBURG 300 Beifordayp.
GrernDoim 21O Manhattan-sve. lI6boken, West Shors
Station and 81 Hufson-st., and in WeehawBen station
SLEEPING CARS WILL BE ATTACHED TO SPECIAL
TRAIN.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Bnzil growth, for prompt delivery have a
demand. and pUcr- steadily maintained otlc-,
0CO bags RIO private Terms Fair cargoes quoted az
lgI4c. Mia grades quiet but generally The option
market devoid N features. and the speculation was
entirely Of tho usual saturday ch9racter Cable Y1ycrs
and di~cuulgug which hal weakening enrcy
Prices dcCnd POINTS cllY AMI subsequently, 5flO points
closing barely steady. HtNc apd Hamburg WS,ee
without changes OF moment. stock IN HaVre 4OA OUO
ylgs Of when PA 900 bags arc Brazilian. Rio steady.
Regular nr.t-, 300: good second $50 exchange
tpyatel. *. Receipts 1000 bugs Rio clearances Tor
United States ODO bags stock 303 600 bags Santos
receipts Z 900 BAGS Receipts RIO July tn October r.
1853 go OCO bass time 1883 1413000 bags same
time 1887 J37 900 bags. Receipts July TO
october Is 1889 700 coo bags time 1888. $4,000
has same time 1887 33 900 bags Sales here to-day
400 oh aOs fOtio
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LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo N. Y. Oct. 10.-Catte-Recepts To-Day o,4-v'
totaI for week thus far % $50; same time last week
q zoo consigned through 5000 lnclgdng 2SSo 70 Ne|
Yrk: ON sale 430 market quiet. Sheep ana nTr
Receipts today 300 total for week thus isg 300
Sc bldne 200 Newly on SALE 94pS 200 t11e
c thus ff go $50, time last week SO 140
consigned through 5000 including S49o to New %
weak medium aud heavy q 954st a. mixed "a 41s
81 IS cornfed Workers, % go fo@7a 40 grass
u t6n Mass Oct i9-Markets quiet and unchanged
poceints2Flour 500 bbls., 100 sacks corn, oZOVo
bTsh : oats 10000 bush shorts 80 tons.
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n, the produce Exchange to-day, the butter market
was dull weak ana uneh'Hged All iss'' S L 20
Corn onict 3lc Rye slow No. = 452c. Oais steady,
9ic isulkmeats nominal sac pach,d Bacon steady,
Gisc packed Lard strong 80 10 Waishey hrm; sales
4'7i III Mich Oct. 10.-Wheat-NO. white, cash,
-os.c: 70 . red cash and october sO.,ci November;
81 Deceabcr size; May, SIC. COrn-No cash and
0,5hn" 33Ic; November 89c; December, 32c, Oats
~ {" ash 1524c No . white, cash, 2iac. Receipts
Wheat 81 200 bushels oats. = 100 bushels , -,.
,o,i,"r * he. No / Northern, ~ 2c. Corn dun NO
D''ygnnhpc' 0at, hrmer No. white, 2lQ2i he. Rye
oo,,,rI. M / 49c Barley easy; No. october, 90
W ioiutia oct lg.-FloUr market steady uLder Hol-
hut demand light A. iobbers are genera
80 I'm, 'ln1 I'M Wheat market weak and prices 81 9p'
W. {Inlj nc under continued light export n5'
mn anu ~. ana hfm demand from millcrs very m"l-
so. Ingiaded dock Sic choice Long, Oh
- o9c. No red, October, oI2Gs-c5 NCNvaRuior'
~ Ioren,ber S37sdS3lsci January otGoi ~
81 i9 dnc on speculative account ana very ~
80 r\poft Prices OF options weak but almSst
~ i yuinal In tho abseHce OF bu ines ar l0ts LOT
oral Heu W 2 mixed ard high m&ei. In 2Oth--f ele-
scll. S6', No yoow. dead storage In 2Qth'st ele,
Nat't ~ a. rs,rrlar IN 90thst evator 42'sc No
NaI" 7tt...ho- 3obqloc; November. 3SedAOtt Decem-
mixed vi o. Inuuary 3Sd39c O'ts-Market for car
Der, 69 bs rsce,', Continued light and PRICES more
lots quiet ouS les 80 mlN"f 26i2c; urcrade3 whT
2sc choice 10. z WA choice n white in spcc;a bin
quoel az a. quoted az 99do9'2c Futures quiet ard
81 ~" . whp, 0e'ob+r Tsd-'1c November 3oe
Hsac Ucok. Penrsy yanil creamery extra ga DC
ar Grir , a'" extra 2sdSoc Egee 'faiy PENNSYLVANIA
q" plil,s other att S unchareeL Roc ims-llou
1000 host WIZ Shipments-Wheat 10000 bush corn,
zoo ou-h- oats 4 200 bush
~ go nu' ot i9-Vheat quiet; cash anil October Sic
- Tol@lo. CS5Lc May SC',c BID Corn QUIT cash
D"cemhcr '9tLc Oats quiet; cash. Gle May o4c.
33c May cash and October - ~ l. November
az 30 December, - 90,
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary. 1f.1OlLOw Mlddlng. ..-,....9t
Strict Good Ordinary.S 51G Middling .-...,lO l'lo
Options quite active to-day considering the early
closing. October advanced SaJ points on covering OF
'shorisH but closed with some reaction Later months
were depressed BY decline at Liverpool closing Wa6
and 4d7 points lower with free realizing Sales 81 lOO
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EeuaI \ otltes.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW
Henry G. C0megys, plaintiff, against Jared
J.. Lewis, defendant. summons.
and County OF Nrw-Nork,
70 aboVenamcd defendant;
You afc hereby summoned the complaint In
this action and n Of your answer the
pain attorney within twenty days after the service Of
This summons exclusive " the date Of service, and
Of your failure to appear or answer udsm,ht VII De-
taken auanst YOU by default for the relief demanded
thc complaint Dated October j. 1859.
LEW. WALLACE Jr, Plaintiffs Attorney
The fore going summons r. served upon you by publ.
cation pursuant order Of Hon Edward Patterson.
JusIce OF the supreme Court OF NewYork, dated
5th day OF October 1889, and 1led with the COMPLAINT
tn ONCE the Cfrrk Of NcwHcrk County at the City
~ Nnyy. YORK In the state OF NeW-Nors
" LEW. WALLACE, Jt. Plaintiffs Attorney
posonfce address ana ofice 81 Broadway New York
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wv HITE STAR LINE.
w EOp OTEEN STDWN AND LIVERPOOL

w FOR QUEENsT0WN AND LIXERPooL, 80,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
Germanic.. Oct 23, p. M Germanc Now 20 D: IA
Britannia Oct. 80, 10 m. Britannia. Noy27 80 An
sTeutcnic Nov. 49, a, .Teutonlc Decl1, 80
From White star Dock, foot of West l0th-st.
Second cabin on these sJcsmers saloon rates, $50
and upward. Second cabin S35 and upward according
to steamer location OF berth Excursion tickets on
favorable terms; seerage, $50. COmpanys ONCE, No.
Al BROADWAY New York. Phlade phia Office 400 Wal.
j. I.
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CoMpAGNIE GENERALE TRANsATLAN.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
" TIoUE. FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Compsnvs Pier new No; AZ North River ft Of NoDnss
LA GASCOGNE Santelli.. Saturday October g. a m
LA BRETAGNE de Joussoin saturday Nov. 2 noon.
LA CHAMPAGNE Boyer. SATURDAY November 9, a m
A. FORGET. General Agent No Bowling Green.
NETWORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. CON-
~ PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From piers l6 and Il, f. r., at 3 D. m
c. OF ALEXANDRIA ha vePa Oct g.
&C. OF COLUMBIA, Hav. and Cardenas, sat. Oct "a
c.Nr1Aco Nassau, Santiago de Cuba 10, o,
SANIlAuO, & CienfuegOs. Thurs, oct 2f
..p.rOc, Hav, Progress, Campeche =.
SAtIAIO"A' FrOntera & Vera Cruz. Wed, Oct 30
Does not carry passengers
For particulars, freight or passage. apply to
JAMES F. WARD 90, lib Wal.st
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GeIp Wdnteo.

A GENTS wANTED.-Handy Vegetable Peeler. new ana
"A durable; pay. 900 per cent for handling circulars
free : sample by mail 10 cents. PRATT MANUFACTURE
ING CO., Box 2.7G7, Boston, Mass.
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Ocean Steamers.
CUNARD LINE

CUNAI'D Hi''H -
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
~ from Pier 40. North River
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
%, 3 D. IL. Aurania.. Nov. 49, II o.
pmbria Oct. 20. $50 a. N. Umbria; Nov o. sos
Seryfa Nov. @ l D. Servi8 Nov. 80, IL 80 a.
Etruria Nov. .. 80 a. Etruria. Dee :, 80 a.
Cabin passage $50 $50, and 500. Intermediate. e35
steerage tickets and from all parts OF Europe at very
low rates For freight and passage apply to the company.
Office 4 Bowling Green New-YOrk.
VERNON II. BROWN q CO. General Agents.
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.

n SHORT ROUTE 40 L0NPONpr,,rv
NEw-YoRK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Steamers sail from pier foot d. Hoboksn.
FAST EMPRESS STEAM Frs.
Trave We'd. Oct %, pm Auer. Wed. Nov. 9, p m
FuIda. Sat, oct. 90 36am. Vera Sat Nov O. goa
First cabin s75 and upward berth according 20 To-
est rates. OELRICHS 4 co. No. 2 Bowling Green
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11nblit Notlte.

VNHE PUBLIC is hereby notified that | will
/ not be respOnsibc for any debts contracted by nv
Wife she has left bed and bArd without cause.
II. {. YOUNG.
Dated October 10 1850.
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panrinq Aeaosmies.
TlusleaI .]nsfrrmcnls.

HluslcaI ]usfrrme MS.
REMOVAL
WNI. hNABE & co.
have removed 70 their new warerooms
l4S FIFTH AVENUE,
2oth-st.
A number Of slightly used grand upright ard square
pianos Of make which specially selected and used
by the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House company
during the past opera season. will be sold at Liberal re-
duet!0n from regular prices
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COTTON-On The spot dull, but not qu0tabIy chahseu
Sales 175 bales for consumption. since september
receints az the ports have aggregated 2sS IA bales
against $50 G23 the spondng time last
QUOTATIONS are based on Standard OF Classlnca
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obstruction.
,,no Jadies-Country.

For Young LduIVs-OUuIVrI'
THE GRIswoLD HOME SCHOOL Lyme' an, SSnS Accom-
Tor college teaches the usuHl u .on snhro
,1ishments harp guitar and rich foreafh emoi''ei''
Recommended BY physicians for de'lcsN' Kite
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ANCHOR LINE. U. s. NAIL Steamships
CAvANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PA A..

> sENGER LINE.-Foul
Pie- IS, n. H.. foot OF Spr
IS CITY OF BIRMINGHA
~. TALLAHASSEE. 49,
IS. CITY or SAVANNAH
s.. CITY OF AUGUSTA
Connecting with Central x
nall. Florida and Western RAJ
F,ntlda. South Carolina, Al
surpassed acconino iatons
freight ard passage Apply 70
j. ID. HASH AG m
Fzst. AIT. ;. =. and w. Ry,
20i Broadway, -.
h L. WALKER Az en J.
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IAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTALl

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COAIPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
Erom New.York. pier foot OF Canal st., N X
For san Francisco via the isthmus OF Panama.
COLON sails Monday, October 81, noon.
From san Francisco LIST and Brannan sss
For China and Japan,
CITY OF PFKING sails Tuesday, October % 3 2. n.
For freight passage and general Information, apply 70
.omnany's ofice on the pier, foot Of CanaLst n 2
S"'-S'-' IL j. BULLAY. General Superlntenden-
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uAMBURG. AMERICAN PACKET co.

l EXPRESS SERVICE between New.York, souts.
,mnion Al London and Hamburg by the new twin screw
steamer, Of To- 900 ton. aud y 800 horse power =.
Mail steamer Ramona . 80 a. M Oct ~
TSnros- COLUMBIA II a. m. October 81.
REGULAR SERVICE 70 plymouth London. Cher
49, tPapisi and Hamburg, also direct TO Hamburg -
TSrsya 6 80 j. M Oct. 2j. Rugia 10 a. m Oct 80.
FIRST cabin SO and gpwai sseTase 4, ow
Conceal one 81 Broad General Passage once
X. J. CORTiS Mgf. oi b''S'""'' ~ -
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4 -N I'm nI-LtN, croMN NJ ILNEn pnnI-

CITY OF BERLIN "Wednesday October 28, 3 80 D. m.
CITY OF PARIS Wednesday. October 30 0 80 a. M
CITY OF CHICAGO, weaqesiay, NOyembe1 30 N
CABIN PASSAGE $50 and upward; SECOND CABIN
s35 and STEER AGE. 500. PETER WRIGHT 8
Sons General Agents, 8 BOWLING GREEN n. Y
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changed 30 spring wheat 79Lc No spring wheat.
M . red 702c No corn, 3Oi2c No. > oats,
20 So M > we A2c; No barley nominal No. / fax
sced- 81 37p prime timothy seed 81 is; mess pork,
so 5SsiI lard per 100 b. 80 81 short ribs, sides,
uS - 5Oasj 40 whisAey distillers finished goods,
=. ...iI,t II
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CHARLESTON, SC, the South & Southwest.
~ JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLoKIDA POINTS
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TRI-WEEKLY LINE
From Pier 90 f.. r. foot ROosevelt-st), az D. m
CHEROKEE, Charleston and jacksonville Non. Oct Il
SEMINOLE Charleston and jacksonville We'd Oct. %.
DELAWARE, Charleston and jacksonville Fri, Oct 25.
All steamers have passenger accommodations.
policy effected onehfh OF
cent VIM, Z. ely DE e %. zen AeenJe'
T. G. FGER C. F. A. C. s. F. & p Line 3l9 Bwy.N.Y.
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DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New-Iork and Antwerp weekly.
PENNLNND "Wednesday. october %, D a.
BELGEN LAND w edne day october 80 10 a. ~
Cabin rates First Cabin, $50 and upward Excuraon;
800 and upward. Second SaOn, saO' EAcufsion' ss
SFSTER WRIGHT & SONS Genl Agts, 6 Bowling Green.
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The Ith \. y. Cav. Monument.

dedicate its Gettysburg monument, Sept. next,
and Canvassers Joseph A. Moore, Charles i.
Garfield and ID. It. Brogan have been appointed
a committee with power to make all necessary
arrangements. The cost for the round tripwilI
be Sl2, with board. and if a sufficient number
agree to go it may be reduced to $40. Those
wishing to take their wives can do so at thu
same cost as members. They are to go in full
uniform, and will carry their old battleflags.
They will accompany the 10th N. Y. regiment,
which will dedicate its monument at the same
time. Members will notify the Secretary Com
rade Moorel at their earliest convenience OF
their intention to attend. in order that suitable
accommodations may be provided.
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companies adjourned to the Casino, where A
Camphreswas held. Ex-COmmander l.. f. Wor.
den welcomed the regiment to the inequalities
of the GAR. in happy address. President
Riley welcomed them in behalf of the citizens
of the village, and to these Col Soaring re-
spOnded in short address. Speeches were then
made by Asst AdIt- Gen. Penfed, New York
Department, GAR, and Comrade A. III. Speer,
of Albany. A business meeting was held and
the following officers were chosen President,
Col Soaring; First y.-P., Capt. John NJ Lam
don, Co / Second V.-P, l.. G. Wilder, Co. n;
Sec, Lieut. John ID. Dargon, Co. A; Asst Sec,
w. ii. Lamphere, Co. / Treas, Capt. John FL.
Campbell, Co. A.
The Reunion of the 10Th N. Y. will take
place in Croker Post Hall, Auburn, Sept. 10,
the anniversary of the battle Of Cedar Creek
Chas. Lahey, Secretary, Moravis.
Orange Blossoms, attention! The last We'd
nesday in August has been selected as the fixed
date for holding future Reunions Of the 18th
N. Y. This year it will be held on the grounds
of Capt. Benedict at Warwick, Orange County.
Comrades who have not received a copy Of
roster OF survivors of the regiment are re-
quested to send their addresses to H. r May
cite, Secretary, 81 Reid avenue. Brooklyn.
Reunion of the ODD y. Y. will be held Sept.
IL and 10 at Fort Edward, after which the
regimental monument at Gettysburg will be-
unyailed and dedicated by q committee selected
at that timed. II. King. Fort Edward.
OHIO.
Reunion of the 41st Ohio will be held at
Mantua Station Sept. "a, % and 26. Mantus
Station is situated about 30 miles southeast OF
Cleveland, ON the n. Y, P. & o. r. r. All
members that expect to attend this Reunion,
aud all those that desire new roster of the
regiment, or who change their addresses, will
please send their names, postofice addresses and
company to the Secretary, w. Z. Smellie, 323
Spring street. Cleveland, o.
Reunion of the 18th Ohio Cav. viii be held
at Troy, o., instead Of Tippecanoe City, Sept.
IL and 13.-J. A. Saliday, Secretary. Academy,
Ind.
The 23d Ohio will hold its Reunion at Lake.
side, Sept. g. and 5.-Ben. KiIIam, Secretary,
206 Superior street. Cleveland, o.
Reunion Of the 18th Ohio will be held at SC.
Clairsyille. Aug. q, 22.-J. VI. Ewing, Seere-
tary, Cleveland, Tenn.
Reunion of the 18th Ohio will be held at
Westboro Aug. 8 and 9.-Joseph A. Sannier,
Secretary, Westboro.
TENNESSEE.
The Society of the Army of the Cumberland
will hold Reunion at Chattanooga Sept. 16.