Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 October 1879 — Page 5

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PERSONAL.

irrom Thursday'* Dally.

Col. June* E. Law ii in the city. Capt. Parks, of York, Illinois, i» in the •city.

Mr. C. C. Leake ha* gone to New York. James Kester is out again after hie sicknrss.

Chief Stack arrived from Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. E. W. Roes is expected iiotne from Kansas to-day.

Mr. Andy Bnckalen has gone to St Louis, to remain a week. J. H, Beadle, of the Rockville Tribune was in the city yesterday.

Mr. Peter Kaufman, of Evansvillt, was in the city yesterday. Willie Kadel has returned from a six weeks visit to.Ahnape, Wis.

Samuel Haley has recovered from his recent attack of typhoid fever. Admiral Scott and Chas. D. Thompson went to Indianapolis yesterday.

Miss Belle Pierce has just recovered from a severe attack of typhoid fever. Mrs. Calhoun, of Chicago, is in the city, the guest of Dr. and Mrs. L. H. ^Bartholomew.

W. P. Webster, press agent of Haverly'a Pinafore Company is at the Terre Haute House.

Col. E. H. Cavins, of the 14th Indiana regiment, and wife and daughter, are the, guests of Wm. Mack.

U. Schumaker is having a cement pavement laid in front of his residence, on north Eighth street.

Mr, W. E. Scott and Miss Margart JJouglass were married this morning by Rev. W. M. K. Darwood.

Mrs. S. Hamburger, of Paris, Illinois, passed through here to day from New York and J^iU^elphw, ojp her way hoine. 7 1%. -i

Con Callagan last night resigned his position on the police force, and will re sume his old place in the southern roll ing mill.

Chief Stack and Officer Roberts have returned from Indianapolis, whither tbey conveyed the mail robbers, Laura Horn and Charles Irwin.

John Williams, E. W. Ross, Chauncey Twaddle, an? some others are going down the river'Saturday, in the Crumbs of Comfort, on a pleasure trip.

C. H. Fowler, D. D., L. L. D., of New York, will lecture here, October 15th, on "The Great Deeds ot Great Men." in the dollar lecture course

Wm. C. Sells is the young man who is the champion bill flirter. He can fling a bill across a street and into a second story window. He fights mit Batcheller & Doris' show.

Mr. Clark, of Chicago, whose father •died here some time ago and was buried by the Knights Templats, is in the city. He will return again and erect a handsome monument over the remains.

Mr. Jacob White has made an excellent move in associating Mr F. Piepenbring with himself—"The Oyster Bay.' Mr Piepenbring has charge of the culi-' nary department His arrangements in the kitchen show the skill of a first-class man for the business. It is the intention to run the nicest place of the kind in town—a sort of Delmonico of the West

Thomas Sunderland has worked in the rolling mill for the past five years *nd in that time has made fifty days more than seven days a week. This is a remarkable record, and we doubt if it can be matched by any. other man in town. He has been a watchman, but has recently quit that employment and taken'a position as helper at a puddling furnace in the same mill.

From Friday's Daily.

Mrs. General Steele is quite sick,,. Mrs- Lyman Booth, of Marshall, is in the city. ,w,,

Sheriff Louts Hay trip West.

Dr. Hall spent ton.

George W. Carico went to Robinson, 111., yesterday, where his horse, Burlington, trots to-day.

returned from a*

Frank Armstrong returned from St. Louis last night: Rev. G. P. Peale, of Danville. Ind. is in the city visiting friends.^' 1

McCullough played Richard the Third at Indianapolis last night.^4 '"iif

Dave Hughes, of Sullivan, has accept ed a position in Arbuckle's. Miss Edith Hughes has returned from TSvarisvllle, after a' visit of two months. 0 Mr. John John J. Beach and Miss Sue

Beach have returned from New York. Mr. Gil R. Stormont, editor of the Princeton Clarion, was in the city today.

Mr. Slade, of New York, who has been the guest of L. Gen is, went home yesterday

Misses Whiting Morris and Jennie Foote are m*Indianapolis visiting Mrs. Harold Hibben, Wv Sage, Jr.r|eft this-c^y to day ft

Dr. McCurie and wife, bf Rockville^ JDen^er, Col. are in the city, theguesta of Hon. Wm. Mack. Tiie,Do«tor was a sut^eon in the late war* ». -v

Joseph Kunz was last night appointed to fill the vacancy the pojUce forced occaasioned by thd resignation of Con Callaghan.

Mr. Charley Minshell leaves Sunday •for Liverpool, England. He has not decided wheilier he will pursue his studies at Geneva or in some part of France.

Mr. Simon Hirschler the clothier, a few days since, bought from Mr. E. H. Bindley the house formerly owned by Mr. J. H. Rifiner on South Fifth street. Mr. Hischler will remove his family to his hew property.

FtoorMoaday'a Daily.

J. P. Claybrook is in Iodianapolis. Mr. Cy Jaquith, qf Paris, it in the city. Mrs. Courcilman Polk is dangerously

D. M.

Kendrich,of St Loais/is in the

city. ami 4\v

Saturday in Charles*

John N. Wolt has returned from New York. J. N. Hosiord went to Btattleboro, Sat* urday.

Chief ot police M. W. Stack, In ineinnati. v, -Hi,Cincinnati.

Mr, Clay Leake New York.

has returned from

Mr. Ad. Whltcomb, Clinton, came down to-day. D. M. Kendrick, of the I. St. L. Ry. is in the city.

Ham Sutton, of Marshall, was in the city yesterday. *1 Capt Morris and wife, ot Indianapolis, are in the city.}* Jiv'

Mr. George Magner, of Paris, was in the city Saturday. Orange H. Smith, of the Chicago Express, is in the city.

Prof. Breinig claims the prize, for the best band, Saturday. Detective Aus. Owens, of Paris, was in the citv Saturday.

Miss May Jacobs, of Montezuma, is visiting Mrs. Harris. M. H. Murphy, compositor on the Chicago Express, is in the city.

Buzz Weaver, of the Peoria Call, and wife, are in the city visiting friends. L. R. Thompson, editor of the Lafayette, (Ind.) Home Journal, is in the city.

Mr. C. H. Crittenden, of Indianapolis, was in the city last week, visiting Eugene Hess.

Miss Mollie Howe, who has been visiting in the city, has returned to her home in Martinsville.

Mont L. Casey, editor of the Clinton Herald, was in the city Saturday, attending the reunion.

A. B. Carlton will leave for the coun

try,

to-morrow, and will be.absenl for two or thiee days. Rev. Dr. Armstrong, of Alton, Illinois, preached at the First Presbyterian Church, yesterday.

Miis S. H. Harbert and Miss Mary Rickard are in the city the guests of 4&iends.on 8th street.

Mr. Romeo Johnson, of The Ipdianapolis Journal, was in the city Saturday, writing up the re-union.

Lieut. Dan Fasig went to Danville, 111., baturday evenine, on official business. He returned this morning.

MR. G. W.Ba6ler of the Sullivan True Democracy, one of the livest papers in that section, was in the city last week.

Mrs. Riley, of south Twelfth street, died .yesterday morning at 9 o'clock, after a long and severe illness. She was burried this afternoon.

Secretary Thompson,* President R. W. McKeen, M. C. D. Thompson, Miss Mollie Thompson and Miss Mamie McKeen left this afternoon for Washington.

Eugene Hess and the rest of the boys who have enlisted for the navy leave at 3 p. to-day for New York, where they go aboard on the U.S. man«of»war Colorado^

Thdftfts'"'Kilroy and Miss Ellen McAdams, sister of Policeman McAdams, will be united in marriage to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock at St. Joseph's church oy Father McEvov

Mr. John C. Noyes, Ge^ral Freight Agent of the Indianapolis and St Loui Railroad, passed through the citv last week. Mr. Noyes has just returned from an extended tour in Europe.

W. A. Ryan, Fred. Gould and E. Sykes, armea with guns, tramped all around in the bottom land of Sugar Creek, Saturday afternoon, and were rewarded by bringing ibur squirrels home

Mr. Lawrence, the Pinafore basso profundo, has more volume of tune than a calliope, and can any day make more noise than a battery of cannon. He has a wonderful voice, and resembles in appearance Charley Dorach of thiscitjv

Frsm Tuesday's Daily.

E, L. Girdner is in St Louis. Mrs. Cyrus McNutt is seriously ill. Dr. R. Van Valzah is in St. Louis. Judge John T. Scott is in Indianapolis. H. Robinson has gone to New York. Chas. Monninger started Eas't. to-day. Mr, FLogere i#,.,viai|ing Mr., Geerge ,C. Duy.^

Policeman

Henry Davy, is in 5^'., -T-4 Thomas has

Louis. Mrs. Cat. Louis.

1 gone tb St

Mr. Will Morris left to-day for Philadelphia. C. Fairbanks and family are in Indianapolis. ,* *\',4

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Geo: E. Farrington went to St. Louis this morning. Horace M. Smith went to St Louik thiambrnfcg.

M, G. Rhoads departed for St. Louis this morning. .f#'W Chief of Police M. W. Stack retimed last nighticom incinnatL

Mist Georgie KHnk, from Areola, 1117, is visiting Miss Annie Gaston. B. S. Blackledge, of the Montezuma Era, was in the city yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Shewmaker, of Greenville, Ills., are in the city. James Schee, trustee of Sugar Creek, went to St Louis thir morning.-*^

Superintendent J. E. Glover, of the nail works, is in Pittsburgh, Pa. Dr. Van Valzah went "to St. Louts yesterday afternoon, via Vaqdalia line.

Ed. W. Black went to St., Louis this morningf 'o witnesf the Marai Gras festivities,

Mr. E. P. Morgan, of Cleveland, is the city, the guest of his brother, Jf. A Morgan.

MB TKRRE HAtTTE WEEKLY 6A2RTS.

Mr. Cochran, manager for Owen, PixCo., went to lodianapolts tkis ing. Miss Tittle Fechimer returned last night from a three months' trip to Oshko*h, Wk.' -wJI 4JV

Jacob White. William Beauchamp John Reagan and John E. Lamb left for St. Louis to-day.

James Baker, passenger conductor on the E. & C. road, has his father and mother visiting him.

Eld. Feidler went to Vincnnes tester day for a two-weeks trip. He will attend the re-union and the fair.

Postmaster Filbeck desires all persons holding keys to lock boxes at the postoffice, to return them as soon as possible.

Mr. and Mrs. Gorham, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Warner Williams, returned to their home yester3 aay.

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Mr. Geo. Graham and his son Mr Harry Graham are in Cincinnati, attending the funeral of the late Mr. James Graham.

Mrs. Robert Jarrett, who has been the guest of Mrs. W. B. Cooper while in the city, departed last night for her home in Michigan.

Joseph Sparrow, an old workman at the nail works, died this morning, of the typhoid fever, after an illness of about five weeks.

Dr. vVeinstein has removed to the northwest corner of Twelfth and Chestnut, in the house formerly occupied by M. M. Joab.

Mr. George E. Farrington, general agent of the Vandalia line, and Mr. E. L. Girdner, Union Depot ticket agent, are in St Louis. f|

Henry Byers, W. O. Patton, Dick Moore and Dave Craig went down the river twelve miles on a hunting and fj *h* ing excursion yesterday.

Postmaster Filbeck has changed the manner of delivery, and has improved it He now has four deliveries daily, and gathers mail at the times best suited to the wants of business men.

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Thos. Kilroy and Miss Ellen McAdan.s were united this morning, at St. Joseph's R.C. Church, by Father McEvoy. A reception will be given this evening at the residence of the bride's parents, on •outh Second street.

Mr. J. H. Simmons, until lately a partner with W. W.. Cliver & Cogrocers, has opened out on Main street at 515 and is ready for custom. He deperves td be complimented on, the appearance of his store.*

Mr. Paul Jones left to-day for Lafayette, Ind., where he will make his future home, having associated himself with a prominent law firm there. Mf. Jones is a young man of unusual talent/ and has many warm personal friends here, who will regret his departure.

Mr. J. M. Hedges was last night married tqr^Irs. Ida Ttlrner, of Youngstown, at Mt. Zion church, near that place. Rev. Henderson officiated, assisted by the bride's father. There was a large number of persons from the city, and the wedding was a brilliant affair. The couple started for St. Louis at 1 =45 this morning, accompanied by Mr. W. Slaughter, wife and son Harry, vs

Capt. Friend, of the Cadets, says twenty points were taken off his company's credits on account of failure to comj ply with the rule of allowing the Orderly Sergeant to form the company. He says he did not understand the order. The Cadets receiyed 64 points, and if, according to Capt. Friend, 20 were deducted on account of these errors, the company might have had 84 points, which is within one of what were credited to the Light Infantry.

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From Wednesday's daily.

M. Joseph is in Indianapolis. Capt. Ford has gone to Cincinnati." Miss and Mrs. Griffith have gone to Paris

Mr. Jas. Townley has gone to St. Louis. Mr. William Mancourt has gore to Chicago.

Mr. T. C. Buntin has gone to Lawrencevilte III. Miss Jennie Bennefield went' to ^"incennes yesterday.

Mr. Will Hendrick goes to-night with Will Sage to Colorado. Mrs. T. J. Griffith is visiting father and friends in Greencastle.^t

Harry iFrey, of Brazil, hat accepted a position as fireman on the Vandalia

Dr. J. E. Link went to Cincinnati and yesterday. He will return Dayton Thursday.

Harman

Wolt leaves to-morrow for He witt view the exposition I -f Si

Cincinnati wl

auction ew hat Capt. Ed friend went to Brazil last night to give, instructions to the new military company there

H. S. Demirig went to St. Louis yesterday, and" will take in ih£ Veued "Prophets profession to-night

Col. Hunter wiH leave tor Cincinnati in the morning, where he will buy another car load of buggtes.

COURT HOU9E ECHOES.

From Thursday's Daily. MAYOR'S COURT.

Two drunk* were disposed of. REAL ESTATE TRAKSVER. Edward H. Bindley to Simon A. Hirschler, pt. out-lot 34, front

Fifth street for $4400,00 Harriet and James Frlsbyto Annie E. Caldwell, pt iif-kit bf

POP COR

Jewett's sub^ tor «SoQuo Henrietta A. and Wm. S. Davis- to Annie E. Caldwell* same, for S00.00 Louis Hay (Sheriff,) to Executors Chauncey Rose, in-lots, 148, Roses sub.. Sot

From Friday's Dally. MARRIAGE LLCEXSBS. M. Frazer and Emma' Van-

John

hook. John Cottrell and cleave.

Sarah E. Van

John Grosse and Catherine BisChoff. Henry VermilHox and Dora Wolfe. Sylvester Larkins and Laura J. Smith.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Geo. P. Bissell to Mary J. Weiss, part out-lot 36, city, for, $1660 60 Wm. D. Jacobs to Wm. M.

Spears, 22 acres, in section 31, Lost Creek township, for tboo 00 SC MAYOR'S COURT. Ten cases, consisting of drunks, drunk and disorderly, and carrying concealed weapons, were disposed of this morning. 9*-' REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. 5ISkJt William K. Elliott to Joseph

T. Peters, part of section 20, Pierson township, for $ 1,2 "o 00 Alexander Cooper to James

R. Fwgg. 21 acres in plat 34, Post Creek township, for Trustees Montrose M. E.

425 co

Church to Joshua Glover, ir.-lot x, Glover's subdivision, for 679 68 4 From Ifonaay's Daily.

THE 0RAND

JUBY*

Tlie new grand jury met to-day. The following are the members: Harvey Evans, (foreman), Joshua W. Moore. Wm. W. Goodman, Martin K. Lee, James M. Hurst and John De Baun.

CIRCUIT COURT.

Nothing of any especial importance done to-day. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John M. Hedges and Ida May Turner. Henry Schiihr and Maggie Edwards.

Geo. W. Harger and Helen M. LaForge. REAL ESTATE TRANSFER^. J[ John S. Dill to Anastratia Dill» east half of in-lots 76, 77, 78?, and 79, Jewett's add, for ii ,500.00 Jos. A. Watson to Henry S,

Lowderback, part of section 20, Nevins township, for $2,000.00 From Tuesday's Daily.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Henry Fairhurst and Emma Gilcrccs* Joseph|H. O'Neil and Ellen Coper.

MAYOR'S COURT.

Two drunks and one public indeciftifcy. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Heirs of Jas. Johnson to Rachel

Armstrong, out-lot 6, Budinot's sub., for $ 800 Mary J. Weiss' to Henry Ross, in-lot 3, Smith's sub., for 1,200 Dan'l L. Vickeny toC. P. Staub,r half in-lot 12, McMurrain's sub.? for

12,500

Benj. St. Clair to L. B. and Ada $£ P.Martin, in-lot 4, Jewett's. sub., for Louis Hay (sheriff) to August

250

T.1F

Fuchs, in-lot 5, Paddock's sub, for 572-95 From Wednesday's Daily. ••S?^ R@MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James Fitzgibbons and Alice C. Smith. Jas.

Lucas and Irene Bookhout. MAYOR'S COURT.

Two plain drwnks. REAL ESTATE. Charles P. Stout to Daniel L. •,

Vickery, inlot 29, Gooking's addition, tor $ 2,000 00 Stephen Fagin to George R.

Wilson, 80 acres in subdivision 13, Pierson township, for 2,240 o« 'H- CIRCUIT COURT*. Yesterday afternoon the jury in the case of Mary Shadley vs. Isaac Cottrell et. al., rendered a verdict for the plaintifi in the full amount claimed acainst each of the defendants.

TERRE HAUTE*MARKETS.

fiftAIN ANO FLOUR.

T. J. Golden of Marshall, is stopping at the Terre Haute House. Robert J.inn, of Pittsburg fncL is a guest of the Terre Haute, House.

Terre Haute, October 9, 1876. CASH RETAIL PRICES. WHEAT—1.10 fults $1.15 mid. FLOUR—Common,, $6.50 family, $7.50 patented extra fine, I7.50 per bbl.

CORN—Car corn, 26c wagon corn 40c per bushel. OATS—20 to 22c per bushel.

RYE—45c per bushel. HAY—Baled, $11,00

8R0CCRICS.

CASH RUT

COFFEES—: choicest, 25c per lb Old Goy. Jaya, 30c Prime Rios, Maricabo, 25c good, 20cts fair 20c Mocha, 35c., Common Rio 12)^ to 15.

The above quotations are for green coffee. ,, ROASTED—ChOite Rio',* 20 to 30c Javaa35c.

TEaS—Imperial, 50c, 75c to $1. Oolong, 50 to 75c Gunpowder, 75c to

$iR{CE—North

Hfi

Mrs. Tim McCracken, who has beeh visiting friends in the city for five weeks, and her husband, Who has been visiting at Mound City five weeks, met at the Union Depot yesterday, and left for their home in Brazu.

Carolina, 8c.

STARCH 6c. HOMINY—Hudnut's, 3c per lb pt 15 lbs tor 30c Maizone, 20c per box erita, 3c per lb.

SUGARS—Brown, extra C, 10 lbs., $i C, 12 pounds, $1 Molasses 9c per lb. White-Cotfee A, 10 pounds $1 Granulated,

pounds for $1 pulverised,

orctushed, 9 pcundr for 1$ New Or-

leans, 12 to i3_ponnds, for 1 MOLASSESs 7

ONIONS—40c per peck. NEW POTATOES—Peach blow. •oc per peck.

OAttV Am POULTRYCASK RETAIL PRICES.

HONEY—New country 2o« per gl CH£ESK»New York dairy, it EGGS—15. POULTRY--Choice spring (live) 25c old, 35 dressed 35c for choice^

... DSYFRUtTS. .'

Dried peaches, jood halves, 6^c. 0quarters, 5c. p«el, 12^0 i7^c Dtied apples, 15c. Dried prunes, Turkish, 6@xoc«

French. 12)^ to 15.

MI8CELLANC0US.

HIDES—Green slaughter hides, 8c Green salt, 9c dry flint,nc to 12c. SEEDS—Clover,

$4 $4.25

timothy

^W^)OL—Tubbed, 30® 35c unwasbed ed 25927c. CANDLES—Tallow, star, per pound 20 cents.

COAL OIL—Per gallon, 15 to 30c GOOD CLOTHING WOOL-21 to 23 cents per lb.

GOOD COMBING WOOL—22 to 2 cents per lb, tub wash wool, 30c to 33C per lb.

v. MEATS*.

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CASK RETAIL PRICES.

SHOULDERS—Sugar cured, 7c pet lb plain, 5c per lb. BEEF—Dried, by the piece, 15c per lb small cuts, 20c.

LAMB CHOPS—i5@ia$c pei lb French chops, 15@I7HC P" BREAKFAST BACON—10c per lb

MUTTON—io@i2}$c per lb. VEAL—io@i5C per lb. PORK—Fresh, 8@ 10c per lb. CORN BEEF— s@6c per lb BEEFSTEAK—io@ 12^c per lb. HAMS—Winter cured, uncanvassed, 12j^c per lb plain, 9c per 1L-.

LARD—ioc. CLEAR BACON SIDES-7)* 8c

PICKLE PORK—8c. .j HAM STEAK—15c

PEARS—California, 5c to 10c apiece. PEAS—30c a peck. BEANS—60c per peck. BUTTER—20c to 30 per pound. CUCUMBERS—20c 30 per 100. APPLBS—40c a bushel. PORK TENDERLOINS—ioc. PORK CHOPS—10C.

SPARE RIBS—5c.

MARKETS THIS OAY.

VIUCAIM.

By Telegraph.!

COKM—Weak and lwwer 88*c cash H)ic for Nov. 8»c for lee. OATS—Heavy aad lower ITKo oash 2B)^c for Nov for Dec.

BYE-W. BABLBY—760/* ..ii.PORK—Waaaandlowor .110,40 cash H.80 for Nov.: 99.86 for Jan.

LARD-Weak and easier *6.25 cash $1.70 for Nov 16.80 for Jan. WHIsKEY—91.06.

ST. LOUIS.

By Xel6grapb.i

By Telegraph.]

best -syrup, 2T4hum

«AR0CM PHQ0U6E. 5

CABBAGE—5c to toe per head.

ST. Lotris, October 8.

FLOUR-Quiet.

WHK AT—Casb,higher optl6ns,uasettled No. 3 red. SLI8X&I.18X casb •[email protected] for Oct $l.UX(9iLS8X for Dec No. 8 de, »l.U^ai.l2.

COKN—Easier 88^A87o oasb 88^e for Oct 84X®8l7o*or Nov. 88ftcfor Dee. UATS—Quiet K\c cash i6&®27cfor Nov

RYE—Easier 61Ko bid. BARLEY—Dnll No.8spring, 70c WHISKEY—Lower 11.07. PORK—Lower 910J0 dry salt meat*, scarce better |8 08®6.80wl.40M6.6096.0&

BA(A)N—Higher |4.iaK»U4®7.«5»7.l7j @7.0O®7.73. LAUD— Firm 10.20askei. ..».

NEW YORK.

ByTelegraph.J-

COTTON—3tsady wxo. FLOOR—Quiet receipts, 19,000 bbl• sales. 18,000 bbls $S.60A&00 for common to choice extra Western, io.79 t7.26 for roand hoop.

RYE FLOUR—Firm. WHEAT—Feverish receipts, 868,000 sale#, 184,000 No. 1 white Nov., I1.87&

RYE—Firm 79c. CORN—Fairly active receipts, 160/.00 saies, 175,000 64i®5Sc.

BARLEY-Duil. OAT8—Doll receipts, 41,000 sales, 80/100 Western 88*(i*43 87@40c for mixed white.

FORK-Firm $9.60. BEEF—Firm. LARD— Weak t0.6Si. BUTTER—fl^8c. CHEESE—T®10«c. W H18KEY—|l.Wi. SUGAR-6^®7Kc.

CiNCTKNATi.lOctober 8.

FLOUR—$5^096.86. WHE AT-Baaier |U8®1.14. CORN—9teadv and flrai 48a. OATS—Firm 80(($88o. ,, WHISKEY—Qniet $106. PORK—Firmly held at 810 .ooi LAKD-Flrm,H5.17X«6JO. BULK MEATS—Scarce and firm ^boulders, 8.60: short ribs, M£5.

N—ririB 84.0(xi7.0097.». TOLEDO.

By Telegrayh.]

1 TOLKDO, October 8.

WHEAT—Quiet add Steady amber Mleh oash or seller, 1.11 No. 3 amber MIA., 8L19 No. SredWabash,seller Nov., 11^8.

CORN—Qaiet and steady high mixed,

LIVESTOCK.

"""'ISDIAXGROLN XABCR. uxiog BTOCKTAaDV October 7. H6G8—Receipts, 3,610 head shipKente, 978 head. Market opened active, strong and higher: fair recapto ofgood qaaUtr., The supply cOntlnves short or the demuibj both packers and shippers huyiag, sales to both generally atS8.6B08.7O sales ot extra grades at $8.76, and oae load of extra prima at 18.80. Closed firm, with all sold: Selected light «8.toa3.78 Selected heavy 8.70S8.76 Lightthrowoota...*. S.10M8.80 BOOglMk. y,r^- 8.0008.10

CATTLE—Receipts, W head utipmenfis, 89 head. None sold. BHBEP—Reoeipts, none shipments, none. Nonesold.

•SIIEI NABKET.

Kiw Yoaa, Oct. &-SOLD. »L00.

New Aivertiseaents:

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DANIELF. BEATTY, WMhl.aton, N.J. AOENTS For DM Be«t aod FasMSt-6*lliac PMorbsi aad Btblea. Priecseedneeaaspir «*at. Katiooai l*ntltsaia ir Co.. Chioay. Ills. A1AAA rvturas iatt day* oo%IOO iavMttd. Otoiituporti andinforaalion free. Like uroitca weakly MS Stock optioas of ftO to 9W. Address,

T. P»TT«RWt9HT »00., Baak«rn,9^ WailSI., Saw York.

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UTAIVTVn Act'vo p«rti*a to act aa **,4'ii«aeral A^eara for the sale of our specialties. &>oUseit raot«ly. wa pay a salary or a ttberal rom natation aa sales.' From ItOO-oWOS a non'h ean be na)e by liva asen. Haro obaaoa for making moaov. \'i.|pwiu_

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CHICAGO, October K,

WHEAT—Heavy and lower unsettled No. red, $l.l6eash Jfe.2sp ing, I1.08X cash $1.10)^ for Nov. fl.H«% tit Deo.

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