The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-08
BALTIMORE. Oct. Z 1915

BALTIMORE, Oct. z, 1916
Rainy Weatha--C Corporation Elecfions-C Copper
Smelling Opsrat,oss-1he Barrey Marriage
Case-Aarkets, 60.
For day or two past we have had cloudy and
rainy weather. almost in sufficient quantum for a
second edition of the equinoctial gale accomnaned
by awhistling OF the wind sufficient to sing 70
sleep the snakes and terrapins for their winter =
nap. AT the time write, the rain is comnencng
again, and all nature overhead looks dismal and
gloomy.
Tomorrow, we are to have another election for
members OF City Council, and as the Wing party is
knocked into cooked hat by Natvsism, the unter.
rfed d. mocracy can put the affairs of the CITY into
their breeches pocket for the year TO come II Is 70
be hoped, therefore, that they will nominate good
and substantial men instead of quack doctors dis.
appointed ofce'seekers, and other suckers, who
think more of the two dollars per day than Of the
interest OF the CITY,
The Baltimore and Cuba Smelling and Ccpper
winning company, are progressing rapidly with their
WORKS. Ihey have located themselves on Whe-
stones Point, near Fort McHenry and one of their
furnaces has so lar progressed as to warrant the
belief, that In the of ten DAYS they will be
enabled to commence their smelling operations-a
yesse load OF copper ore having already arrived for
that purpose. AS the business extends, the works
VIII be enlarged by the erection OF additional build
lngs on the spacious lot which the company have Sc
cured. The company IS sanguine in the
Deief, that copper can be made here twenty-five or
thirty per cent cheaper than it can be in England.
The result will soon show how far the calculation is
correct.
perceive that VIM. Chase Barney, has received
an open and public quietus from the lady whom he
claims TO be his wife, of all desire or intention on
her part to acknowledge him as her husband. The
real facts OF this case, would make an interesting
basis on which to write novel-and, indeed, were
I nOf thaf1 1 lao told 4
unfold tale with regard to the matter, that would
asonish the friends Of the parties That she loved
adored, yea, worshipped him, few days before her
marriage, know 10 be fact, Whether he was
worthy OF such love-" further more this deponent
sayeth not"
THE MAKxKrs-There was a full supply OF Beeves
at market yesterday The demand was good and sales
last weeks The offerings at the scales Comprised
ll5O head of which 90 remain over unsold S66 head
purchased for the Philadelphia market and ali Of
the balance amounting to 1856 found at
prices ranging from 81 so to $3.50 per 100 lbs the
hGof equal to $40 s476 net The average rate of
There were sales on Saturday Of $50 bbls of Howard
street ti0e in two parcels Of good mixed brands from
advance, but there is much inquiry and no sales
have been made with the exception Of few small par.
GELS at s4SSt Market rather unsettled. The receipt
There sale of City Mills Flour early this morn.
ing at $3.50 and subsequently there sale 81 62I
night has not at all replenished the streams and owing
20 me very limited quantity making in consequence Of
would without doubt have taken place this week. ire.
spectve OF the English advices.
No change in Whiskey. Sales of hhds at 24c and of
bbls, at 25c
Sales of stocks at baltimore.
OcT $1,000 Maryland 6's, 7s $1,000 Baltimore 6s
isSo olt 10 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 81 !;
Maoyl land SIS closed ISL for SALE ia bid Baltimore
6s, 1890, at lol for sale, l0l4 bid.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 7, 1916
Another dull day as TO local news. The native
American newspaper changes hands to-day, equiva-
Int to giving up the ghost. The Native Eagle is
expected to follow suit IN less than week II may
probably keep above water till the election and then
with host of others, will probably disappear for
ever With all these signs Of dissolution about Them
some OF the natives are blind and silly enough TO
dream OF permanent success. The election of Mary
land has, think, severed the tie between them and
the wings, which nothing but prospect of total de-
feat In both city and county, for the latter will ever
unite again. As believe the wings will carry the
city, unless too many vote for the native candidate,
the contingency alluded cannot occur In no event
do think the natives can carry the city They will
poll the weakest vote OF any other party, and if the
wings coquette with them in the least the democrats
Will get their Mayor and Council and part, if not
their whole Legislative ticket. A few weeks ago
the democrats were In danger in the county. Now
however, Tue tdpes appear turned, and 1t VIII require
solid vote of the wings to maintain their ascend
sancy IN the city. look upon nativsm as upon its
last legs.
Elrhe stock market was dull to-day, and prices de-
clined; Wilmington Railroad is down to lSt, be-
ing decline OF Il since Saturday; State Elves nave
fallen OF 4; Reading Railroad (; and Girard Bank
!. Texas bonds maintain themselves firmly.
Sales or stocks Mt PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST Board, Oct, 7.-250 shares Wilmington RR 49,
81 do 49, % Louisville Bank 7s 700 Grard M rs Read
ing RR, Isl SO Mechanics Bank, act; Is Union Bank
Tenn 81; $1,000 State SIS, II; 5000 do IL 5000 do az
5000 do III 5000 do IA DAT so Lehgh 3aI 81 do 3d.
5000 Reading bonds 65
BErwEEs BoARpg-Ss0o0 Eehigh s's, ASH; shares N
Bank, Kentucky, 90 20 Z Bank, 81; 50 Wilmington
RR, bo5d. 1871; 10 10 Isl
sEcosD BoARD-l share camden and Amboy lla; 100
Grard Bank, bo5 " 200 20 Of; Is Reading RR, bo5d
so5d, lst.
AFTER BoAKps-30o shares Wilmington RR bo5d, lss;
10 Pennsy lvana Bank 259t $4,000 Lehgh 6s Ash; 5000
State SIS, II; l4oo Texas 10 per cents 80.
Sales OF Stocks mt Boston.
BROKERS BOARD, Oct. 6-l share State Bank 81:
~ do 6e3i 90 Norwich and Worcester RR 74l; SO do
74; "a do 74l s45 Wilmington RR 90 200 do 20l 100
do 2o; 100 do so5d 20 900 do so5d 10Y; so do solOd