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I VOL. 10.
I TUECKEAM OFTHS NEWS
| u*thered from Our Dispatches.
I t,,,Mclosed Saturday at 100$,
I Covirnnx-nta genantoy ate*ly.
Xh?? Treasury Department has laynn
I :,< pun has* "i gold boHioMat Denrtt.
I IVMhI directors of th? First
I \'jiiottl Vuk of Zenia, Q., ban btea
I , lii t.-l forembesslemmt.
I Es-Mayoi Walton Ihright, of Biug1
N- Y..<lie?l Friday night, aged
I 4,1. h<- a large IuiuImt derler,
ho Pennsylvania "BotUalT
I 'i-.'iiiM ti! ?!uri??vr tho war, and of late
I Motived i'1 Chicago. j
9 Kxriteinent at ZaitoflvOleorarthe ro- '
H at gnito mMienou is still very great, j
j Hi,. lintel States (irami Jury at I
| lairbaton. W. Va.. have found in
tmonta against violators ??f revenue
J Frank M Taylor, paving teller of tho
\, * V'-rk ? ity Bank.Saturday, jumped
r.ni the second story of tho "Health
] |jftHestablishment, on Montague street,
Hnxtklyn. His skull was fractured and
f,,. was'otherwise injure.!.
J Hie St. lamia E*r*i*g bimatek will |*?
..Mat public aucjion, under a ?Wd of
]>?v?miiIht iin.
The meeting ol the Health Commis- I
.,.n at Kiehniond next Tvestlay will be \
in Mozart Hall. *
A. II. Webster, a prominent lumber- j
Ji ..??> ! Ka-t Saginaw, lias failed. l.ia- :
liti,- seventy thousand dollars; assets j
unknown.
Mrs. .M. K. Owens, a volunteer yei,?-iVver
physicians from Chicago, d'ted j
n \, w Orleans yesterday.
saiBti.-l Bart hold, proprietor of the
sunn*side Hotel at (iuttenhurg, N. Y.,
jinl>dtur?lay, of hydrophobia.
The >iiin appropriated for the sup|>ort
lithe police force of New ^ ork City this
o-.ir i* ff.unn.iaio. The jsdiee is ':!..~>0U
?tn?ncU'altoii
hwight, ex-Mayor of BinghaioptoD.
died Friday night, aged forty,
lie was a large ItunU-r dealer. Colonel i
ttlie IVnnsyIvaiiiu Kucktail Regiment [
luring the war, and of late l?elonged to '
I hicagn.
ooirnuiiwiit oflicors in New York are
nliiiuiiig the investigations into the
jliiltcration of refined sugar. They de
line t<> make known the result of their
analysis at present, preferring not to
mention names of suspected reliners
ntil proofs of fraud are firmly catah- j
ii?hed.
The Treasury I department has commenced
the ptirrliAS' of silver hullioii at
Iwuer. Colorado, for greenback*. This !
jive> the miiicr-an opportunity of deal- i
.. I.e.. *? .#1, tho IVaeldllrk' I lolllirl . |
| my 11* W?I?I ? |
uiriit. insteadiif through brokers.
llOl.TINCJ BRIDECJROOM.
I Wedding Feast Prepared, (iiienti
Imlted, and General lHsap- j
poliitnieiit.
siiki hi v n.i.h, Ivn., November l">.? I
The little village of Waldron. seven
utile* - hi t beast <>f here, is to-day enjoy- |
iutf u tirst elass sensation over a disappointed
bridal party. Aliout two years
ip'Hrnrv llaymoiid, a son of one of 1
tbe wealthiest farmers in that seetion, I
srati paying his ri'jiecls to Miss
Linda Saueer, a hamlsoino ami ae- j
uiplished adopted daughter of ;
tlnrrus Chapman, also a weathy
jii'l highly respected ritizeii. He has
< intituled his devotions to her sinre
'tut time, their love, apparently) grown*
stronger as time progressed. The
' U adage that "the nnirae of true love
never miiis smoothly," however, proves 1 j
true in their ?*ase. t he match being op- j
J hy the parents of the intended
gruoin. hut he eontinued steadfast,
*i?d m short time ago it was made known
thattli*-y would la* married on theeventi(!?iThursday,
November 14. (iuests
ere invited, a lioiiiitifu! feast prepansl,
ml the preacher sjtoken to. The
.' eiiM' was also siip|Hts?sl to have lieen
|'Moun-d. Arrangements were eomi'lfted.
and all seemed serene until yes_
>May morning, w hen the startling an- |
Ii'iitnvinent w;'s made that llayniond :
It amiear> that his relatives accom- I
]Miii?sl him to this eitv, and hy force of |
trKiinieiit persuaded him to leave. It ;
'stiii that while in this city he wept j
terlv and aeted in a strange manner.
That he loved the girl seems not to lie
'"iihted, and his leaving is attributed .
S'lrlv to outside intlitems*.
The intended hride, on hearing of her I
'Vers tiekleiiess, refnsisl to l>e com- '
!,rttd. w hile her father w as terrible en- i
and, should the festive Henry j
winiap|ie.ir. a eow-hiding matinee tif '<
"thing worse will prohahly take place,
'he lady in the ease is eighteen years
' ge. and the intended groom twenty^
Their characters are above reK
wrh. The sympathy seems to tie on :
'"* side of the ladv. Owini? to the !
iMninrnee of the taniilies on eK"h ,
"'?4rtHir furnishes h topic for gossip, I
~>*1 will not soon he forgotten. , i
Marine.
Kimton, Noveuilier Id. ? Arrival, !
|^>| wnlt r Bulgarian from Liverpool.
Iaauu.n, NoWilliK-r Id.?Steamship
inieritjno and Pinltic from New York
Uve arrived out. I
I ' ** York. November 1??.?Arrival: ;
^ wnwhips t'ity of Montreal iroiu l?iv- |
I rrl???l; Oder from Bremen.
I boims. Noveinlter Id.?The steamer
I "sit/srUiul. from 1'biladelphia for Ant|
rp.'haa arrive*I. Colonel 'fhouuw A. |
S ;U is a possenger.
v?\ Kkan? ineo, Cal., November Id.? \
NiilnL Steauier tiarlie, for Hong Koug j
I Yokohama. The following is her
(I !rr*s,1re list: Trade dollars, ir?4,Y10; '
I [IttifiM, 150,858; gold coin and dust, j
I fine silver. 870,079.00.
H ?a ? Track Over Five Hundred Feet
I Short.
I kwis.kiMKT, t'r., November 10.?At
I ?"l?ciution of friends, t'ainpana re- |
I , lrM to the tra. k, and at 9:40 to-night
| Musi hi- task, having completed nil
I and VI feet, officially announce*!.
I ,lirty-oeven miles were* accomplished
| h0,y two o'clock, nearly all on a run,
II *"? mile being swore*! in 7 minutes 11 j
I '""'tula. s,? iJir ap|*earancea indi- ,
I ,4'^ ^aiii|<ana eould have kept on all t
I ',i '!?* did not touch liquor during '
H whole Week.
B The Old Story of the Fox.
J yS*'Tl.iks. Citv, November Id.?The
'fl '"Tn.jn women held a meeting at the
^9 autre to-day, and passed resolutions
HH \/;!- ibeir belief in the patriarchal
fli ' **'of marriage as revealed to tfod'a
^J9 f^ in past ages, w hieh, if lived up to,
Sm| '"'"'"bieive of long life, strength and
3 *',rL and indorse it as one of tne moat
m ''^'^imt principles of our holv religion I
^9 1 ( *lln the right of its prartiee.
Take Them Back.
( , !" " >'"U ask for "I>r. McLane'a
I ihw ^ Liver HIU," and on opening
H rt*?!!j'l*r I"**! anything but a rati *al
J! ']"'x-Hhey are counterfeit Md no
H Mi l tbeniback. The original Dr.
Hi rM *uve no other color but *
on <***' box. and bias ?ov
-jw11 Ht^laT outside, with name of
i T^'hg Brua., PitUbuioh " thereon
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CAPITAL GLEANINGS. |
SHERMAN COMES UP WITH A DENIAL.
Silver in the Banks?John Yields to the
Pressure--Political Talks--Southern
Congressmen?-Cabinet Consultations?Baltimore
CollectorSocial
News-?The Reverend
Greenbacker.
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SHERMAN TL' M BLB.
Stiver Question too Heavy for
Him.
S|*vial l>U;*uch to l)u< KcjristPr.
Washington, November 17.
The proposition of tlu* New York
banks to only receive silver on deposit j
under contract that it shall be withdrawn
in kind, haa i>eeu the subject of general
discussion and equally general adverse
criticism. It was heralded abroad
through the press that when the delegation
of New York bankers interviewed
Sherman he coincided with their plans,
this among them. But now the noble
Human cornea to the front and denies I
this, ahii says the hanks are making a '
hlumter in so doing. The fact of the !
matter is, he thinks it may arouse a (lis- ;
eussioh in the Democratic Congress j
which will he of disadvantage to Tiitn, '
and it is rumored that in his report he
will recommend an increase in the j
weight of the silver dollar to elevate to i
the standard of gold. He greatly fears |
a conflict of the hankswith the Treasury
l'epartment, but aavs that the remonetization
of silver will he a material aid
to resumption. The Imnks will probably
remain fixed in their determiua* .
tion to either receive silver in the manner
proposed or to reject it altogether, j
The vane of the Secretary's actions al- j
ways turns to a favorable wind.
SOCIAL. N'OTKS.
The International Wedding:
Personal.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
Washimotox, November 17th.
The Antiques are on the </ui ciiv over |
the grand wedding to he celebrated |
next Wednesday, between Wladinir de j
Meisaner and Miss Sophia A. Radford, i
daughter of Rear-Admiral Radford. At !
the request of the groom, the ceremony j
will be performed according to the rites j
of the Greek Church.
All?ert Willis, Congressman -elect from
the Ixniisville district, will shortly marry
.Miss Florence Dulany, of that city.
Senora Mantilla, w ife of the Spanish
Atul?s.sador, writes to this city expressing
her (s?rn?w as not returning. She
wilTprol?hly not follow her husband to
Constantinople.
Among the recent arrivals are: Senator
and Mrs. Morrill,Senator Kdmunds,
wife and daughter, Mrs. IK?u Piatt and
Mrs. Voahida, wife of Hie Japanese
Minister.
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C A BIX KT COX FA B.
Xothlnjr Important Dlwuwfil,
Xot Even tlie Fishery Ques
tlan,
Special to the Rcjtlsl. r.
Wahhisotox, Novemlier 17, 187?.
There was Some disappointment over
tlic lack of Anything interesting evolving
from the meeting of the ('aliinet. AH
those wise heads were jmt together ami
yet nothing was done. The Attorneytieneral
was the only alisentee, he l?eing
engaged at the Supreme Court, and
therefore nothing was done in relation
to the Southern election eases. The
only matter under consideration was the |
tinuneial troubles in the Histriet, ami
even then, an informal talk was all.
Leonard has returned to the South
all rocked and primed, ready for prosecuting
the election law violators, but not
as h;ie tieen said, an-ompanied bv an
army of assistants. Me was fairly
weigh?s| now 11 with instructions from
Dcvens.
TOO MUCH POLITICS.
Efforts to Remove a Hultiinore
OMlL
Sporisl I>isptiU'h to the K.ijKtur.
Washington, November 17.
A little stir is occasioned in regard to
efforts which are being brought to lienr
on Hayes, to induce him to decapitate ,
Collector Thomas, of the port of Baltimore.
This is more than likely a case
of Hculduggery, engineered by private
enemies. The charge brought is that
he gave more time to politics than he
can spare from his duties. A delegation
from that city is here, w ith probably the
intention of working for his removal.
The result is doubtful, as Thomas i.h an :
old crony of Haves'.
THE ELECTORAL. PAINTING.
SluOl the "World'*" Pro|H>?Uion
be Carried Out.
Speclsl DUpstcU In the Rsetsier.
\V i?ius?: rov, November 17.
The puinting representing the scene j
in the Supreme t'rurt during Kvart's j
argument on the l?iiisiana content is
rapidly approaching completion. Mm.
Kaasett, the artist, a ill go to New York
to put Tilden on the canvass opposite
Have*. This picture is the cause ot a
f:reMt amount ot talk, nitnv objecting to |
lunging in the National Capital a j?ictore
of a National disgrace. The IVarM
once suggested that it something must !
Is* hung and they were in doubt j
whether to take the picture, why. hang
the arHst.
OTHER STATESMEN.
Stephen* and IV I at Mntyr Say
Something.
Special Dispatch to the Ri*i?tcr
WiMiMiTiA, November 17.
The whitened head ot A. H. Stephens
wass?vu for the Rest time to-day, he j
having arrived last night. He is stili j
down on the pet scheme of Potter, ami j
thinks it will liave no result* worth the !
trouble. He refptnl* it more ia the light
of a politieal scandal than anything .
elae. a simple opportunity fc?r both parties
to scatter aliine. lie says that be- |
fore the Presidential campaign shall
fitnmaarr, financial questions will paaa
{ to historv.
Rev. De U Matyr seems to be somewhat
of a political teetotum, dispatches
received hare, since his vettirn home.
aUting that in addienaa* mad* there he
la all greenback, and no leaning toward
either of the great factions. WKawfcere.
be stated, without quaiiftcatloa that he
would lend kia tmiinw to defeating
the iafaaaoaa plana of the RepnMitwn
party, and thai he wonld he n trickv
Wif nan i if he didn't. What this
Balntwtil fleaMy do ia JM* conjecture.
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"WHEELING, W
CARPET BAG KELLOGG.
The Democracy Can Do It, If
They have Enough Sense.
Spp.>l?l l>i|?uch to the Register.
Washington', November 17, 1873.
Kellogg has been expressing himself
quite freely on things in general atvl
there are always plenty to hear
hint talk. He has only been to see Hayes
once and denies having endeavored to
brace that iudividiml up and says that
he had nothing to do with Zaoh (.'handler
in the stiffening up policy. The
bloody shirt he aav's is his especial
aversion ami the Democrats ami not
the Kopublican* are raising it. He said
in conversation yesterday the bloody
shirt cannot win, tor neither North nor
South can Ik* scans] by it. It's the
solid South that's doing it. The entire
West is afraid of a movement to pay
out millions of dollars for war claims,
the same old crv. lithe next Congress
pursues a sensible course, lets these
claims alone and doea not legislate for
the South, 1 am afraid the ftomoerats
will have lis in a tight plai-e. A liberal
policy from them will disapfsiint us i
and they will get a good start for 1880. j
Kut I doubt if they will have enough
sense to do this.
The Florida Election.
Tallahassee, Kla., November 16.?
The Supreme Court met to-day, in response
to a petition numerously signed j
by citizens, to act on a [s*tition for a
mandamus compelling the canvassing
board of Alachua county to make a canvas.*.
of all the returns "of the county,
three precints having lieen thrown out.
Notices were served on the tnemlsTs
..I i i il i'i .. . I
ttiereot nn Hit* mil, mil iney uiu niii I
u|>|K'Hr or make answer t<> the Court, j
Judge Baker, of Jacksonville, appeared j
for the hoard, hut he had had no con- |
sill tat ion with his clients, and wanted j
none. The court then adjourned from i
eleven to halt-past three to-day, when j
the matter was argued, and the court
granted an alternative w rit of mandamus
against the canvassing board of Alachua
county,, returnable Wednesday next.
.Mr. Brisliee gave notice that on Monday
he should ask for a writ of mandamus
against the inspectors at Precinct No.
4, in .Madison county, to compel them
to make returns of the election at that
precinct. -Mr. Brisbee claims that he j
iius alhtut two hundred majority with- I
out this latter precinct, if the votes are |
counted in Alachuu county.
Buying Coin at First Handa.
Washington, November lit. ? The
Treasury Department has begun the
purchase of gold bullion at Denver, Col- j
orado, purchasing directly from the j
miners, paying them in greenbacks. j
The iK'purtment expects to buy at least !
twenty thousand dollars a week for
some time, and to extend its purchases
to all the gold of the Black Hills country.
The I'rc&Hiirv Deitartment will pav
the miners the full value of their gold, :
charging only the cost of assaying and '
sending it to Philadelphia tola* coined, j
at the trans)sirtatioii rate of eighty-live
per thousand dollars, or as third-class
mail matter. The Treasury will pay for
whatever silver may Ik* found with the
gold w hen the value ia over fifty cents
in the amount offered for sale.
Edison and the Electric Light.
Washington, November Id.?Inquiry
at the I'utent Oftiiv to-day shows that
Kdison has not yet received an Aineri* '
can patent for his new electric light, j
The application is still pending. Information
from private sources is to the
effect that Kdison has recovered from his
illness, and is now being unusually successful
in his electrical experiments.
The first patents, which will doubtless
soon Ik* issued, will imperfectly show
the novel disisiveries and devices w hich
he had made since his application for a
patent. Indeed, Kdison thinks he is
now upon the threshold of a new* development
ill electrical science. Buildings
which have lieen in preparation to test
the success of the new light on a large
scale will *0011 Is* completed, and Menlo
Square Park will be illuminated in about
two weeks.
The President's Message.
Washington, Severn Iter 15. In his
minimi messaec to (VnnrosH the Preai
|H?nt will define hiapoaition very clear! r
upon the Southern question. He will
it-iterate his promipeas ('hint Magistrate
to execute the law impartially ami
firmly, to protect every citizen in the
full enjoyment of his Constitutional
right to life, liberty and intqierty, and
squarely make known his pur|s>sc to
enforce the law rigidly against all offend- i
ers in whatever section of the Cnion, j
unless prevented by ohstilietion eina- '
natin^r to Congress.
Call for Bonds.
Wasiiixoton, November 10. ? The
."secretary of the Treasury has called the i
following 5-20 Ismds of 05, interest on j
which ceases February 10, 1879. The
following is a dewrintion of the bonds:
Coupon lionds dated July I, 1805; $100,
No. 140,001 to No. 142,0(V), both inclusive;
$500, No. 09.001 to No. 102,000,
ls?th inclusive; $1,000, No. liKt.OOl to j
Mi7 i*?l 1mlib inclusive. Total of eolllMiliS
$2,000,000.
Registered bon<ts redeemable at the .
pleasure oi the luitd %t?H after the
first <Jav of Jnly, 1870. as follows:
$50,"So. 2,485*, to No. 2,403, both inelusive:
$100 N?>. 19.151 to No. 19.222. both ,
inclusive ;$500, No. 11.251, to No. 11,279, j
both inclusive; $1,000, No. 38,651 to No. j
:19,00k. both inclusive: S5.000. No. 12.101
to No 12,35(1. Uith inclusive; $10,000, No.
23.541 to No, 24,12c, boto inclusive.
Ttftal registered, $3,000,000. Aggregate,
*5.000.000.
Hot Whisky Straight.
\V vsitixuTO.N. November lfi.-l'ota* i
inthsioiter Ratlin lias revoked the regn- '
lutions concerning the gauging and pniv- i
ing of spirits while at an artificial high '
temperature; also the ruling which forbids
the heat in? ni a cistern room by artiticial
means.
A Littla Lata, but 8till Acceptable.
Washington, November 10.?Secretary
Hearts has received from I Vunmis- .
sinner Met \>rmk'L, ami forwarded to I
lamisiana, a draft, ortuo llionsand lour
hundred and fifty dollars, the proceed*
of a comfort given at the Paris Kxbutu- I
tion, i Mol?er 15, in aid ol the yellow
lever sufferers.
fl iinnlai the Goal Product*
PuiLvnKi.rHia, Novemlier 10.?The
Board of Control of theOial Companies,
all interests being represented, unanimously
agreed to make the entire quota
for the year 17,000.000 tons, allowing
the several interval* to ship their quota
at such times of November and IWemher
as mav suit their particular requirements.
'i*he amount to be shipped by
the different interest* in November and
lleeutler is 3,223989 tons.
Bnkid* by a Ptttaburtar.
Boston, November 15.?William M.
Kirrher, a traveling salesman, in the
employ of the Kbit Pitt tllaa* >m b, of
Pftmiui, shot himaetf through the
heart while & bin room'in Young*
Hotel this afternoon. Ha had bean
(bringing exemairtlj for a n unbar of
daya, and was prevented from aaauafotrade,
ami leareaa widow and children^
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r. VA., MONDAY >lt
| THE FISHERIES TROI BLE. I
j SALISBURY'S REPLY TO SECRETARY |A
EYARTS.
He Thinks Our Secretary's Reasoning is A
Powerful, but Does Not Want to f
Follow Him in His Arguments.
Washington, November 17. ? Lord la
Salisbury In reply to Secretary K virtu' I
dispatch concerning the Halifax Fish- P!
ery A want attar recalling at a considerable
length the circumstances which led f'
to the organization of u Commission, and c:
the grating of thedeeiaion given by a ma- t{
jority of the Commissioners, says "it was |V
not without most thorough and laliori-. *j
ousinvestigation of the question sutunit- |i
ted to their appreciation, tliat a majority JK
of the Commissioners arrival at the <le-' fj
[ cision quoted, and it must be observed, V
the whole proceedings were held in 1C
| strict conformity w ith the terms of the f
treaty of Washington, whilst the ?
award wasgiveu fey a majority of the Cora- K
nussioners in the very terms contained W
in article 22 of the treaty. In the dis- w
patch eoiumuaieatod to Her .Majesty's P*
Government, Mr. Evarts seeks to invalidate
the award which is at the root of
this exhaustive investigation, utwm the ?
ground that in estimating the claims of jfj1
(ireat Britain, the Commissioners must J**1
i?e assumed to have taken into consid- y'1
eration circumstances w hich the treaty ;n<
of Washington had not referred to them. P.
.? t? t ,i... in
1 IhTt* IS Homing Oil me iwr ui inr m
award which gives any countenance to jC1
tin* supposition that the Commissioners I V
tiaveled beyond the limits assigned r*11
them bv the treaty. j*1
Mr. Kvarts' argument in favor of this "
contention is entirely deducted from
what he considers to l?e the magni-. .
tude of the sutu awarded. It .
is, he contends, so far in excess of what f"
the United States government believes *'
to In* the true solution of the problem ,
submitted by {he tripatv, that some
factor which the treaty has not recog- JjL*
nized, must necessarily, in his opinion, *'
have lieen Imparted to the calculation.
Mr. Kvarts proceeds to give, in detail,
the consideration by which, in his ,n
judgment, the result arrived at should
U* tested. He gives his reasons for lielieving
that mackerel is the only fish to
whose capture, in the waters ojiened by
tireat I treat Britain, any value shoulj^ fr<
be assumed, and that no account is in
to Is* taken of herring, halibut, nst, be
lake, pollock or bait fish. He computes A1
the numls-r of mackerel which the nv
I'nited States fishermen have caught ??"
within the three mile line during tlw pr
years oi the treaty period which have p
expired, and infers front it the nuntlier u
which they are likely to catch within Tl
the sitme area during the interval that fai
remains, and concludes this branch of
his argument by estimating, on various th
hyjHtthesis, the profit which the I'nited ?xi
States fishermen are likely to have made b>
from the mackeral which they have
probably caught. Mil the other side, he
estimutes :U a high value the profit
which the British fishermen have de- ,ni
rived from opening the markets of the ,.u
I'nited States and concliules that the \|
sum fixed hv the award is so much
larger than these considerations would
have justified, that the United States
government can only explain its magnitnde
on the assumption that the commission
has mistaken the question that
was referred to it; that Mr. Kvart's reasoning
is jxtwerfnl it is not necessary
for me to sav, nor on the other j,|
hand will he be surprised" to bear that
Her Majesty's government still retain t,|,
the Itelief that it is capable of refuta- p|
tion, but in their opinion tbev would ({l
not i)e justified in following him into )|
the details of his arguments. These n|
very matters were examined at great ,.t)
length and with conscientious scrutiny ,|t,
by Commissioners whose awanl is un- *|,
der discussion. A decision of the majority
was given after a full hearing of
all considerations that either side w as
able to advance, and that the decision
w ithin limits of the matter submitted !'''
t<i them is. under the treatv. without
appeal. The argument of Mr.
Kvarta contends that the sum awarded is ^
excessive, and therefore the award '
must have heen arrive*! at hy Home ill*'gitimate
pr<wess, hut to argue against K
the validity of the awunl solely on the J?
ground that the conclusion arrived at \
by the arbitrators on the very point re- |
ferred to is erroneous, is in effect the i ..
>anie thing as to dispute the judgment . '
a hieh they have found 011 evidence. llcr
maj'Trty's government do not feel that HU
it is their duty to put forward any opinion
ad vers*'or favorable to the decision .
which a majority of J he commissioners ?'
have passed u|s->n the affidavits and /'
deisxritions whieh they have had to e<?n- ;
abler. Her Majesty's government could
not do so without at least the same n<
lalstrioua investigation am that which a"
was performed by the commission- -a ,r'
task for which tfie interval which has
Is'en left between ? Nrtober UMli, the day
ou which Mr. Hearts' lispatch was delivered
to us, and No vein 1st ?ld. the
day on which the payment awarded is
to he tnade, would certainly not surth-e. v?
but they are precluded from passing in '*
(view the judgment. "h(
la
HAKNESVIbLK, OHIO. **
. ca
Suspicion of Foul Play.
B vKM>YiLUb, November 13c?Conaidarable
anxiety exist* her on account of jj
the continued abacuee of J??seph tiar- j .
MtMMi, who went into West Virginia in "
pursuit of horse thieves, in company *
with a young man named la* wis Weft- | j*
xel, of ifarincton. a grandson of the t:>
nions Indian scout. They were last
heard from nine days ago in the vieinit\
of laurel Mountain, thirty miles south *'
of Clarksburg. when they were three h?
hours behind the thierc*. It Is ieand
that they have Wn foully dealt with, C
ami a party of lour men have left hete y<
to try to find theui. (iarr.?tS*<i is ini
i of Asa (iairettsen. an esteemed (Quaker (
of this neisrhts'rte ol. and tpiitea pof>u- !
| lar young man among the Friends. j;|
_ el
Bank OfllMiw Indicted. '?
PixctJKaTi, Xorrmlier 17. ? Tlte
, tiraud Jury at Zenia. 0., have indicted *
A". II. Ha ugh man. a trader, S. I'orten- w
lautrfa, John Steele, J. B. Allen, cashier M
i and director* of the First National
| Bank of Zenia, for emheulingand eon- *'
! \ citing to their own use money ami el
I honda to the amount of |Ki,(100. belong _ d<
ing to tha depositor*, without the con- ; *
aent of the hanking company or the j h
| owner* of the nasi property. " All the
parties have been considered of the
liighest respectability. All the accused
j entered into personal recognixanee of j
the sum of to appear is* trial. ? 01
| . Is
Bf*r Jii"WW?i jmim <*? i
jba follow fd by cimring weather and :
anrthweaterty wteda. becoming variable jc
_ -- 4T
' / . "*
DRNING, NOVEM
iOREIGN NEWS INVOICE. I
TTFNPT TO ASSASSINATE THE '
KING OF ITALY.
rrest of the Criminal-Rejoicing of the
People at the King's Escape?The
Afghan Trouble ? Sentence of
Death Demanded on Moncasi.
.ttempt to A?winate the Kin* of IUI7.
Naples, November 1H.?As King
lumbert was entering the city in state
i-day, a jioorly clad man attempted to
isaseinute him with a poiguard. Signor
ainoli, chief minister, who whs iu the
irriage with the king, laid hands on j
?e man w ho wounded him inthetldgh.
he king drew his sword and struck the ,
isassin, wlio was at once secured. Tlie :
ing neeired a slight scratch. Popular I
idignation is intense, and demonstra- ;
ons of loyalty are unbounded. The
isassin is Ltt years old, and hy oecupaon
a cook. He says he lielongs to 110
K:ietv,hut being jHxir nourished hatred
1 wan Is the king.
Rome, Noveml?er 17.?The following j
scount of the attempt on the King's
le has lieen received liere: The 1
ing and Queen arrived in Naples this!
teroooii, and were enthusiastically re- !
Midi ait the Philadelphia and Heading
pot this afternoon, instantly killing
igineer Prank Brocius, of \fahoney '
aim; corn 1 net<?r Jacob Tmut,of Tama- j
la. ami a Imv, Calvin Lutz. < ieorge
Uftenliacli, almy, died later. Fiftht or
ine others were injure*! ha?lly. Tlie
ftine is a complete wreck ami the
pot ami telegraph office was hadlv |
uttered.
The President Defines His Position.
Xkw York, Xoveiulier Iti.?A correondcnt
teh-graphing from Washingn
says: President Hayes, when apaled
to for an authorize*! announceent
regarding his position toward the
>uth, and his intentions trfth reference
the violation of law at the recent elec?n,
went to his *leak, and, taking a
niphlet <t>pv of his last message to
ingress, turned to the fourth page, and |
i<1;
".?fy |Hisiti*ui has not ehangeu toward
e South. It is the same now as when
u nite my letter of acceptance, my inigural
address. ami my message to ('ones.
a vcar ago. In my message I sai*l"
and the President read as follows: "It
ould Is' our fixed ami unalterahle derinination
to proteet, hv all availahle
i?l proper means under the Constitu>n
ami laws, the lately e.-nanci|>ate*l
ce in the enjoyment of their rifthts 1
i*l privileges. Whatever authority i
-ts with me to this end I shall not i
sitate to perform." The Pr*-sident '
...I il.u U.I yun?uNi? u ifli eiiiiitiMsif.
? -- ?
The Yellow Feetllence Utill Lingers,
Nkw Orleans, November lft.?Two
>llow-fever deaths are reported in the
*t taenty-fonr hours. Total dentins
llOo. No neir carte* reported, but a
rp- numlier of old case*, some'phyI'aiik
reporting three to four hnn lr?d
-*es treated during the epidemic. In
i interview I>r. Choppin, of the Board
Health, expresses the opinion that
'How fever is always iin|a?rt?d here. ,
e advocate** striii :uid rigid ijnarantie.
arid rite* (ialvewtoti a* proof. He j
ill contend tor this opinion Iwlore the
mere*11 Public Hrtilfh Aa*oriation at !
ichnmnd.
Okkkn vili.e, Mi**.. Noremberjlfi.?
r?ur death* from yellow fever yesteriv.
All of them refugee* fr<?m near
rre.
D\i.to.v, Li., November Iti.?Samuel
ohn. merchant, ?lie*l here t mUv froin
How fever.
Bleeping Car on Fir*.
('i waou.AKD, Mo., Xowuiher 17.?A |
nip overturned in the St. Looi* -leep- ,
on the Baltimore and Oliin wcwfiiitid
express at tioii'i lock this morale.
alw.ut seven mile# east U thi* pj*4*.
fting lire to the curtain*. There
erv thirt v-tive pwaw-ugem >>u the car, .
veral of them ladies and ?"hiMr*-l?. f
11 e*ra|icd in their night clothes, losing )
I their *mall lunorage. nionev and jewtry.
No one wa# hnrt. Tf?e ear was
pwtmyed. A number of the passenger* ;
en- New Orl-ans refugee* returning
otne.
UUotiam Boned Arraatad.
Phil tdci.rnia, November HV.?The
tectum Board of the Kighth Oi vision
I the Fourth ward, -kmr HepuMirava '
ml four Dtuwfti, was arroatedto-day .
v the ri.lte.1 State-* Marshal. charged *
rith reorfding more vote* than were i
rally oaat.
OlXClNNATI, XoWBlwrtr^ht txUement
at Zanesrfllr. (liiu, over the
r mljiawaeahhtoy, is atiO very great.
iieaibur. Dr.tSySVw pEnd ia
hnearitto jail last evening
ived bv immense crowds. Several |
arsons in the Strada Carbonara pre- j
nit??d u ]>etition to their majesties. A !
an at tiiis moment rushed upon the j
ingwith a dagger, and succeeded in in
cting u seruteh on his left arm and
ightly woundingSignorCaroliin theleft .
iigh. The King displayed gn at cool- !
as and struck the assassin on the head
ith liis sword. Signor C'airoli seized
m hy the liair. The assassin was at ;
ice taken to the guard house. The
oeen and her son who were in thecar?ge
with ttie King, displayed much
u nige. The assassin's name is
ioranni Passanaute. He says lie does
>t like tiie King.
Fifty thoufamt jiersons with Hags and
mds of music, are assembled in Carsn !
id in Koine, to-night, to manifest their ,
y at the escape of the king. Another
inioiistration has been made before
e House of the Syndic. The crowd
erywhere demand prompt justice,
le Austrian Kmhassv is illuminated,
id the crowd cheered the Ambassador, i
e was bearing the banner among the
ide associations, which paraded 14 |
eet the King; he had fastened the j
gger to the Hag stat!'.
The At'ahan Trouble.
Loxnox, November 17.?A dispatch
>ra Calcutta says that there are many I
dil utions which seem to warrant the j
lief that an earlv attack on i
li Musiid is intended. The transission
of telegrams concerning military
ovements isforpidden. It is more than j
obahle if commissiart arrangements
rniit All Musjid, Kurum Fort and j
mdapar will Im> seizeil this winter, j
?e Ameer has not yet shown the
intest desire to submit.
A dispatch from Bucharest reports
at Koumania refused to make any j
n vent ion with Kussia not prescribed !
the treaty. L
Sentence of Death Demanded.
Manuii?, Novemlier 17.?The Proseting
officer of the Roval Court has deamled
the sentence of death on Moil- j
si, the would-la* assassiu of King
Ifnnso carried out.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
otir Per Hons Killed and Several
Won titled.
M v honey City, Pa., Xovcmlter lrt.?
ie boiler of the locomotive Gem ex- f
> " > ^
? 4 . - / \
BER 18, 1878.
WISE AS OWLS.
The Police of New York Mo1
ing in a Mysterious and Alt
together Wonderful Way.
New Yokk, November 16.?Hem
Yrerland' alias Henry Burke, and lieni
Whalen, were arraigned to-day in ti
police court on some charge not tna<
l?ublic. Judge Morgan said to rej>orter
'I have received impertant andvaluab
information enough to justify me i
holding them, but beyond this I can n<
say anything more, as it would not I
doing justice to the j*?lice; and, inor
over, I could not conscientiQualv doit.
Counsel for the p'risoners said he coul
not tell whether they were charged wit
the robbery of Slewart's grave or tli
Manhattan Savings Hank, but the latt<
was tlwgeneral impression.
SuiH?rmteiidcnt of Police ! Wallin
said to a reporter to-day: "I don't kmv
any thing of any arrests whatever ha\
ing lieen made in this Stewart ease. ]
there is any arrest, I assure yrtn on m
honor I know nothing of it. The me
who get pp th sensational stories knoi
absolutely nothing about the case."
Captain Byrnes, of the |mdice statio
where the men are confined, refused t
say whether they were arrested fo
stealing Stewart's body, but said, how
ever, tiiat there were no prisoners ii
the station houseforhank :obb>ry. In
apector Bilks, at the Poli?-e Centra
Office, statol that lie could not sa
whether anv thing would grow out c
it, hut then' might.
Two women came to the station houfl
witli tut miles for the prisoners* ami thei
left. Tlie women were shadowed is
police officers at every step, ami it wa
evident the most rigorous restraint liai
been placed upon them to prevent any
thing of w fiat they knew being given re
porters. However, it was learned Mr>
Wright lived on the top floor of No. 40
Fast Twelfth street, with w hom a persoi
named Baker liad been living for som
time past. Her husband is in jail fo
(Missing counterfeit monev. linker wa
not at home, but Mrs. Wright hersel
was encountered, who proved to be one c
the women w ho visited thestatiou house
It now turnedout, by her admission, tha
Baker was Whalen, one of the prison
ers, and that Burke, the other prisoner
was her brother. Whalen was arreste*
on Thursday for complicity in- the Stew
art robin-re case. Burke was taken it
on Tuesday (light at his mother's house
1(H> Kast Fourth street. To-day the jsj
lice ransacked .Mrs. Wright's rooms, am
seiztsl all her patters and some Itelohg
ing to her brother, Burke. She sail
Itoth men were s|M*eulators, am
"crooked." Mr. Wright claimed to
night that Burke, at leu-t, is innis-eiit
ami that she can clear him of ull stispic
ion when she gives an tu-eount of hi
movements from In-fore the Manhattai
Bank burglary up till after the Stewar
sacrilege.
Nkw Yokk, Novemlier 17.?The re
|M>rts in the morning papers that Stew
art's li<sly has been found, are pro
noiineed untrue at Police headquarters
The stories about the Is sly being fount
in Hols?ken or in Wehuwken cemetery
were laughed at by police officials a
ridiculous. Superintendent Wallini
characterized them as "scandalousl;
falsi-." No new arrests wen
made in any of the precincts up to mid
night for complicity in the grave rob
herv. The prisoners, Whalen or Yree
land and Burke, w ill be examined it
Court to-morrow. They ure arrested a
siispieioun eharaeters, capable of doinj
the diss!. The (silice and detei-tivesari
all busily engagisI in limiting up clues
hut the clues ami rumors of the bod;
Is-ing recovered appear t?? lie gettinj
exhatisteii.
L17TTKK FROM SAI.T hlCM
BRIDGE.
Excitement Ov?r the Great Idtnt
Suit?The Defender*' PaixT
Missing?The "Retail ?f Ter
r?>r" a Very Small Shower.
Corns pon.lence of the Ri-ai.ter.
Salt Lick Hkiimjk, W. V i., Nov. 13.
Tlie trial of the land Kuit of 0. K
W.hmI against ulsuit one humlrrd <*iti
r.enH of this county, Mt the late terni <i
the Cnited State* Court at Clarksburg
ha* created a great excitement amoni
the defendant* and the people generally
Ujion the question <>f umle
instruction* from thefVjurt, the jur;
found for the plaintiff*, with the exrep
tion of the land the defendant* had en
dosed in the year 1858. The qnestloi
of forfeiture was not argued or suhmit
ted to the Court or jurv, hut reserve
for the spring term of the Court, a
which time a final judgment will lie en
tered. The case involve* a
leawt Ss'{<K(,0f)0. The defendant
had made every effort for trial at tin
last term of the court. They had xen
to Richmond at a cost of JdiiO cash t<
Xtt certificates of forfeiture which the;
rclv on a* one of tl?e saving point* ii
the case, hut 'luring the coart thesi
(taper* disapj**ared. and could not I*
found. The defendants have to send t<
Richmond and get a new act of jaiper
lie ton- they can get ready for trial. Th
detemhuit* lie Id a meeting last Satnrda
on Cedar creek and raised the ne<v**ar
funds to send to Richmond and get
new set of certificates of forfeiture. Th
losing of these paper* i* couiinrnie<
uis,ii with great severity hv all th
jieople in this section. The defendant
at the meeting al*.i\e mentioned resolve
to die in the last ditch liefore *ui
rendering an inch o| their land. So fa
a* the ilefendant* are concerned ther
I'HJ] I* llo UOUOf llial II IIM'V iUOMf II
Jackxon'ii court that the ra?c will go t
tlie T. HL Supreme Court.
The reign of terror Mpoken of in th
Clarkflmrv Sm ?ur|irm everybody i
thL? county. There i? no iouri>L(tion ii
fa?-t for the report. Clay pole wan pent
ly Beared a little one night, and that i
about all there in in the report, lie r*
reive?l no injuriee nor waa he thra*he
a- reported. A* to burning Clay pole'
hay and rtraw ?lark.<* ?e are informe
tliat he never had a liav or atraw etar
in hi? life, a??<i never a ill hate nnlex* h
nw-i more industry in- year* to root
than he ha* in year* pant The truth ii
mo far ae me can learn. Uiat they hat
gotten up a neighborhood fun* <>a Rei
a?l'? Creek, and -une ol tlie jortii
want it nettled in tlie Tatted >ui?
Court. We omlerrtand thai a rreat e
fort wa* made to indict a gentleman i
that neiylilxirbood for *rfling lidorii
but tlie only evidem-e tliat mold I
found agairmt him ua? that he gave
friend a cigar and lhade no charge. .?
lo the odicerv of th? la* Wing appeal*
to for protection ami refused on annui
of tear, v* are confident that there
not a wool of truth in tlie report. Tt
pn>pie of thia county are laa-abidii
ta>l abundantly aide to enforce the la
without thea-o-4ai?ee of outvie partir
JOTMl
Cincinnati Druatmar Bill
St. Part, Kin, November lfi.
Alexander Hamilton, traveler fnraCI
rinnati booae, vaa fatally ahot xmU
liSfiB&SrfSSt.fgL
jfrum Xevr Itfaeialmed that ?
ihuutiof vis acddtital.
itcgis
'j BUYING AND SELLING.
r
(v GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
I j
-v | Gold Closed at 1004?Governments Gen- j
r.v erally Strong?Flour Unchanged
; --- Wheat Heavy?Hogs
j Active and Firm.
s:
j FINANCE.
n
t | Nkw Yoiur, November 16.?Money?
te j Kaav at j>er cent, closing at
p- j o iter cent. Prime mercantile jtaper 4}
" ; (<ui per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
d disbursed $1, ?>4;! ,000. Customs receipt*
h . $157,000. Clearings $8,(>U0,00O. Sterling
ie I exchange, (tankers' bills dull at 4811;
>r ! sight exchange on New York 480.
iioi.Lt steady at 100}. Carrying rates
g 1^2 per cent. Borrow ing rates ilat.
sv NilvKit, here silver tiarw 110} greenr
(tacks, and 110 gold; susldlary silver
[f coin fCa I percent. discount,
y Govkbsmk.vts generally steady.
n C. a Coil (Kins IIV.I) ,, 100
x Fire-twenties (!*?. new i _ 1<W1 j
rive4vi>iillw i IS671 lost,
Fire-twenties (1*SN)_... .... JOS1.
II Nfw Klvi* IOTA,
New Four--Hit.l one It a I Is ..._ -I'M".
NeW Full r* , - iuu>( ;
Te^-fortie... ?..IC'.
- Ten-(ortie> (coupon*) l07*-a
n Currency Sin-s ...1214 ?
t- Railroad Bonds firm,
il State Bonds dull,
v Stocks? The market was alternately
if weak ami strong throughout the day.
In early dealing Western Union tiee
clined 2| tier cent., Istrkawunna 1J per
? cent., Union Pari tic 1; j?er cent., and
.. the general list }<" ' P*'r cent. Toward
' the close a sharp buying 'movement set
'j in, under which Western Union recovered
1j per cent., and St. Paul, Wahash
anil tsial stocks were noticeably
. stronger. Investment shares were firm
.? on small transactions. Transactions
? aggregates! Ilk),000 shaft's, of which
p 12,DtX) were Erie, 3,300 Wabash. XI,(KM)
r latke Shore, IM.uOO Northwestern coms
nioti ami 11,000 preferred, 3,500 St.
^ Paul, 37,000 I<ackuwanna, 2.300 New
Jersey Central, 5,:I0U, Union Pacific,
3,800 St. Joseph, ami 31,000, Western
j Union.
Wi-Rtero t nmn...... 97 0., A 1 31 I
Quicksilver ...... It) New Jersey i'ent'l. X'.
'? Quicksilver pM Slf ltofk Maml us
I 1'wclIlr Mail I si Cnitl .. X.'?. |
Mwriposs...... ...... 101*. St. Paul preferred.. 67'4
Mariposa preferred. Id."-. Wwhwah _ 22*. )
1 New York i viiuwl. 111% Kort Wayne ...10u ,
>, Adauis KxprcHi 107 IVirr Hiulr?. .... J
_ Wells Karyto A (w.. 'js1, I'erre llaule pfd_.? 9",
. American Kxpren*_ 4.s'a Chicago A Alton SI
' I'. 8. Kspress ...... A A. pre!erred .102'-,
Krle IS"'., O. A M 7',
I Krle preferred .. _ at II.. I.. <1 W it4, |
, flarleni Uo A. A P. 'telegraph.. 2H !
' Michigan Central... 6*1. Missouri Paclltc..... !> . j
. Panama _?.lir.' H.1U . _iup,
I'tilon Pacific > * Hannibal A St. Joe. l>.
l-ake Shore lite. Central Pacltlc. .... 197*. :
" Illinois t 'en Ira 1 7a*. I". P bonds 107*,
S C. A I' Ml', Ijtnd i.rnnl 106', j
. Northwesternnuiu 42', sinking fund ./.... li/.", ,
. Northwe-lern pfd._ 76
PRODUCE.
New York.
i- Xr.w York, Nuvemlier lfl.?Cotton
i. <|iii?*t at 9J(?.W|c; futures easy; seller
1 November 34c; seller DeccuiWr 37c;
seller January 4t)c; seller February 00c;
s seller March ^3c; seller April H4c. Flotir
i nominally unchanged; receipts 10,out)
v barrels; au|>crline western ami State
e 3 25(3)3 05; common to good extra 3 75
(3 305; gorsl t<? choice 4 005? 4 50; white
? wheat eitra 3 75fo-4 55f?5 25; extra
. Ohio 3 ho(<i 5 00; St. lamia 3 000.
t 5 75; Minnesota patent process 5 90
s (a-H 50. Wheat heavy; receipts 200,000
, bushels; rejected spring 78c; ungraded
f> do. 800?i)0 ungraded nsl I 02(? 1 07; No.
i, 3 do. 1 020. I 03; No. 2 do. 1 05I H0{;
f No. 1 do. 100}0?I07: ungraded auils-i
i? 1 02j(<til 07}; No. 2 ariila-r 1 02Ra
1 03}; ungraded white 1 00(5 1 0B|: No.
2 do. 1 04; No. 1 do., sales 58,000 bush[
els at I Otiffu 1 07; extra do., sah-s 1,700
bushels at I 10}. Rye dull; western
eo/ 'ol - I? I I ..... \f .U 1-4
omn.Wjr. nitrirv oen> v. .nuu uuiri.
Corn Uvy; receipt* 70,000 biianel*;
ungraded 44jf?i4tHc; No. 3 4.'H?'4.'lJc;
* steamer 4tlc; No. 2"42f? Wijc; round yellow
4tUf?'t?Mc. Oa t* quiet; rc?-eipt?
12,000 bushels; No. 2 31Jc; No. 2 white
XIjfe.'WJc; No. 131 }f* 31 Je; mixed w?ntern
SlASSr; white weetem 33f??.'i7c.
Kay Htoi'ly ami uncluinttNl. Hop* unI.
changed. CrtlTw heavy; wale* private.
Sugar dull; fair to good refining 7f?
f 7Jc. MoIhmwm <lnll. Kite quiet ami
unchanged. Petroleum quiet but steady:
' United Htl|<cf'9Qr; rriole .r?lc; refined
It 9Je. Tallow steady at 0}f?rttt-IUe. Koain
quiet ami unchanged. Tur|s?otine
firmer at 30jc. Kggs steady; weaterti
25f<t 25Jc. i .eat her firm; lieiulock sole,
v Hueno* Avre* and Kio <irande light,
>- middle ami heavy weight 2W? 22ic. W??>1
unsettled; domestic Hecor 42c;
i mi 11*-* I |Hf<dl"r; iiiiwaxhed I0f?i27c.
I'ork steody; ines* 7 lW? 7 HO. Ileel
" nominally unchanged, Cut M?(h *eI
tive;rity long clear middles 4jr. Ijird
t heavy; prime steam tf 24f?t} 271. Butter
- dull; western tifa 27 c. Cheese licavv:
t western 2f?t*r. Whisky dull at 1 OH bt'd.
s 1 Oh{ asked. Metals, Manufacture*)
s Copper dull ami unchanged; Ingot lake
t 15 jofc lti U). Big Iron, quiet and uni)
changed; Seidell 22 50f? 24(JU; American
f 15 (JtXia 17 hit. Iron, Russian sheeting
l l<?Krt 10fc. Nails, cut 2 15; clinch t 2V<?
f 5 25.
f Chicago.
" Crjcaoo, Novemlier 10. ? Floor
* dull ami unchanged. Wheat quiet ami
p weak; No. 2 red w inter H?lc; So. 2 Chicago
I Hpring Hftjc rash; Xlf? XI |c aeller Decern- '
v i ui l.. i........... v.,. I
r 1 in ,nn? HSiMi.ti ? , ."r, ? mi f
" rejected 3nf??37<\ Corn ?teadyand firm;
e 33Je ; 33c wller Xovmbt-r 31jc ael'
ler December. <>at* uirly adivr uxl a
** iihtiif liitrlifritl 20jc i?>h;3Ui'<vIlr> lH**
ivmhrr; WlmHtor Jannvf, Rve quirt
'1 and unchanired- Harlev atron; and
higher at ?tW*; extra* No. 34>V*.4Mr. Pork
r firini-r but nut quotablv liigtier at ti H3
p i?>liin<l aeller |twvinl*r; HI'UmH 30
n M-llt-r Janvarv. I.*rd uteady and in fair
" b-mand at 3 KJ ra*h; 5 *V?3 87 j ?elUr
! uiJa-r; 3 t*i hid aeller January. Bulk
* Meat* liro?er at 3 13J4* 4 1j(? 4 38. Wbia11
ky uteady and unchanged at I OH.
Cincinnati.
m Ciscisxati, Xowmlar Id.?Cut ton
?. t nuiet ami no-ad v at A*. Hour dull and
,1 i druupiny. Wheat ftn.nr aixl hiytn-r
, ml ami ?biie WtaW-; rwipt* Hi.Clki
' ha*hei?; n)upri?*-rit* 11 .UUU bu*l?el*. Corn
dull and a ?hade lower at- Mm
* 3Sr. Oat" Buoyant at 33f?23r. Ky?
f. . attsidy at .'(Or. R*rb*y dull and no
. I rhao^l. Pork "tronjfrr; ?4d 7 30; n?-?
v i 8 Si. lain I. Irinond active; xtcain .? }*?.
I. * kettle nominal. Bulk Mrata Mead*
* ami in lair demand; ahouidrn 2 30;
, I <4tort rili 3 73 abort Hear nri 4 &
[. ' Boxed Mnt* in lair ilrtuawl ami market
? firm; ahouldrra 3 10 trllrr November;
!? i 3 07 J arllrr firM I tail <d |ioml*r; long
*1 j .lenr and ?h?rt clear hold at 4 .*3 aellrr
a i Iterrmhrr. Bar.* rteady ami- in lair
kS ' demand at Wliiafcry dull
*{ ' at 1 04. Butter at end j and U Indian;** I.
,t lanared Oil lino at omi 3fa\
i- , Mtlwnwfcon.
ir Mn.w tiara Xwnuhff 1<V ? Hour
if quiet and *teady. Wheat tinner. opened
tr j ami derlinrd le, ami dooal dull; 5m 1
?. < 7Ur; No. 1 Mil*anker hard Mr; No. I
1 Milwaukee Mr; Xa 2 8Mr; arlirr November
M>k; aaHor DcrnaW W{r; caller
January tO?r; Bu A Mkr; No. 4 IZ|r;
? rejected Sir. Com quirt; No. 2 JB|rn
Oata tinner; No. 2 JOr. iter onrhanerd;
t- No. 1 44r. Hurley doll and naacwcd;
ot No. 1 aftfinf eaah Me; aeHrr Ihwbw
rr 83c. Prmuaona dull and qwiet. Ibft,
he old 6 87; new 8 23. Lard prime atrau
ft ?...
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NO. 105.
Phitadalphli.
! Philadelphia, November Id.?Floor,
1 dull and unchanged. Rye Flour at 3 00.
Wheat weak; No. 2 reii 1 Oflf; amber >
1 04(?1 05; white 1 05^1 07; No.
2 Chicago 04c. Corn weak; yellow 47
j (348c; mixed 45Jc. Oats, demand active
and finn; "wliite 28(?^30c; mixed
western 2tKa2Hc. Rye Rteadr; western
54<a 56c. Provisions* steady. Mess Pork
ut 8 00(59 25. Beef, India mess IPc.
1 him*, smoked flj<a9je; t)?ckledd|f5>74c;
Kreeu 0(?w)Jc. Lard dull; prioae steam
bjo. Butter, quiet; New York state
and Bradford countv extra 21(5'23c;
Western Reserve 20(o.22c. Kks easy;
western 25c. I'heese, dull and drooping;
western Petroleum quiet; refined
IV; crude 7Je. Whiskv steadv at
1 10J.
Baltimore.
Rai.ti.mork, November 16.?Flour, better
trade inquiry; market steadv.
Wheat, western quiet and a shade
easier; No. 2 Pennsylvania red 1061;
No. 2 western winter red, spot and seller
November, 1 031; seller December
103j; seller January 1 0o|(5 1 05}. Corn,
western firm; wanted; Western mixed,
sjsit and seller November, 47}(?47}c;
seller I hvember 46e; seller January 4li
<5 40 (o; steamer 40 ]e. < lata quiet and a
shade firmer; Pennsylvania 27(St29c;
western white 28(?29c; do mixed 2ti(a.
27c. Rye dull and steady. Hay quiet
and easy. Provisions thill and heavy;
prices nominally unchanged. A4br.
choice st<s-k firm; western packed aud
roll lOfo 18c. Petroleum quiet hut
steady; crude 7}e; refined Coffee
dull ami nominal; Rio cargoes 12}(5H0i\
Whisky dull ami easier at 1 09}.
Tolsdo.
Toi.kdo, Xovemts-r 10.?Wheat closed
firm;amlter Michigan spot 9.V; seller
December itfjr; No. 2 amber 01c; No.
2 re?i winter s|s)t 04Jj seller November
04c; seller IH*ceinher scie; aeiier January
H.*Uc; weHtern am tier H3|c. Corn
dull; lii?;h mixed :ifi|c naked; 36 bid;
No. 2 36; new IKIc. Oata thill; No.
2 22o.
Pittsburgh.
Pittnbikuh, Noveinlier 16.? Petroleum
quiet; crude at $1 9j at Parker'*
for inunetiiate shipment; retinal Or,
Philadelphia delivery.
New Orleans.
Nkw Okikanh, Nov. 16.?Mulaaar-t
firmer; common 22(n 24c; fair 25(<* 26c.
1 ((Iters unchanged.
UVBITUtiK.
Chioaco.
Chicago, Noveinlier 16.?The /)roiem'
Juuriuil re|M?rtH Img n-eeipta 112,000 head;
ahiuuieiiU .1,400 head. Market unnteady
an>l aeiierallv a -hade oft; choice heavy
2 Hlk.. 4 |.r?; fight 2 **.< 2 75; mixed 2 70
(a 2 HO.
Cattle receipt* 1,400 head; aldpmentn
H7o In-all. Market Nteailv;
ateern .1 7tkJ 4 00; ieeder* and Nlirlera
firm at 2 44k<i 4 10; hoteliera' cow*
2 00(.i 2 70; steer* 2 Wk*3 30; hulla 200
(a 2 HO.
Sheep receipt* 200 head. Market
unchanged.
CtnoinnaU.
Cincinnati, Noveinlier 10. ? (log*
demand fair and market firm; common
2 40fn2 70; light 2 7V<i2 00; packing
2 3 00; hutehera' 2 Mto 3 00. Receipt*
head; shipment!* 15,0110
head.
DKY GOODS.
New York.
Niw Yokk, Noveinlier 16.?Light
weight tanev eawainiere*, cheviot* and
worsted mating* are in fair demand by
clothier*, hut heavy w<*>JenH for men'*
wear are quiet. Cotton flannel*, cotton*
ado* and dved <lurki< are in Meady re<jue*t,
lint other make* ol cotton .good*
are moving slowly. Fancy print* quiet,
hut patchwork and Turkey red* are in
jroon demand. Foreign good* *l?gglwh. v
TIIE KAILIUUI) WAR. s
Probability that Kate* Will be
Itnirtcd.
Cincinnati. Novetida-r lrt. The rate
to Newark thi* morning, over the A. A
<?. \V. railroad i* four dollar*; Pan-llaadle
five dollar*. There are indication*
that there will la- a conference inmn|
the iimiiajrer* to-<lay, ami the rale* will
prohaMv In* rni*e?l next week.
(HAKIjaiTOX.
Mm- If it ml red iiimI T*rntj
Kljflit Indictment* l?y tbf
l i.lt. .I state* (irHnd Jury.
clwivxtti, VivhuIxt ifi. Till*
I'nitfl State* t irai.il Jurv at Oiartewlow
have haunt ilnr hiimlre>l and twentyeight
iinlietineiit* again*! violatom of
tin- revenue law* ami the -Inker*on the
Kanawha river government work*.
The jury adjourned law! night. ,
Hon. John W. Merrill.formerly(alitor
of the Springfield till.) HryuUr, Salem
JJn/rvi// and other |>a|wr?, ami one of %
U.e oldewt journal!*!* ill the Went, .lie.I
?t Salem. III., yeatenl iv, ag?-d aeteotythree.
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