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ed at se 5000 do Delaware sold ct 81 90 81 49, 1000
do Ohio sold at 81 81 and $4,000 do do ct 81 49, Corn
at rs cents and round yellow n separate lots rs cents
part for export. Meoi-Ssles OF 200 bbs New Jersey
at 50 so; 800 bbs Pennsylvsnia were sold at IS a,
and 500 bbls Western ct 80 as . 50 37K. Ry.-Sales
Of ao0e bushels made at SIX cents; $500 do
reported sold on time at 80 cents Rye ouwas held at
So OK a Sc rs. Bari,y Sales Of 1000 bushels were
made at rs cents aud 500 do at II cents Oat-salss
1000 bushels were made at so cents.
CASpLEs-No change.
CoFFEE-We have only to notice sales Of 1000 bags
damaged Rio. ranging from to ots cash.
Corros-The sales to-day amounted to 800 bales at
"a cts for fair upands aud occasionally something less
was accepted Holders however, not pressing on
such styles a. would suit the home trade The lower
FnH-sales Of 400 quntals dry cod were made at
81 say, leaving 100 afost unsold Msokere were less
J, at So IS, and No Ps at IS u.s. There was nothing
new in herring.
HEMr-A sale of 100 bales poor quality dew rotted
damaged sold by auction at $97 5Os sos per ton
LkAD-The market WAS quiet The last sales were
made at 81 37ka4 90
on private terms and 20 hhds Trinidad were sold BY
auction at % cts, cash.
tine made at IS cts Rosn, owing to light stock
continued firm raw, with tar, continued nomnsy the
same
Oms-Linssed- article was very dull to-day
with small sales at yesterdays rates 500 offered fol
5000 gallons English and refused No sales Of selected
or shipping whale reported. Bleached winter
sperm was selling in = moderate way at 1906 and un
besched do. at 1850 The last sales Of crude sperm
New Bedford were made at 1850 . 1000.
PRovIsIoss-Sales of 100 bbls mess pork were mad
at $4 s7h, and $50 do. sold at $l4 u.s. and 80 bbls
thin mess sold at SIS 02k, Prime do. was offered d
50 SC. Beef-60 bbls beef hams sold at SIC, snt
20 do at 50 10 $40. Lard inactive with droop
ing ten dency In prices. Cheese also dull Butter
continues IA fair demand, at previous rates
cE-Sales Of $50 terces made at - rs So so
and So do very prime sold to arrive private terms
Market closed little hrmer.
SEEpsales Of $50 bbls fsxseed sold at 1850 Pc
bushel.
SrERMAcErI-Sales Of 10000 lbs. were made ct $780,
SuGAR-Sales OF 90 hhds. Porto Rico made b.
auction ut SO Co. and so boxes damaged brown Havana
at exc, cash.
TALLow The market presented no change, and sale
were making ct ono a }1o
ToBAeco Transactions continue light. A good de
mand for segar wrappers is experienced but our mar
ket being almost bare Of this article such orders
be filed
WooDs-lso logs mahogany, including Cuba and Hon
duras sold by auction the former at % 26 and the
latter at 10 \ lac, and 10 logs Cuba cedar.
WHALEBoNE-Northwe west was dull at at 900
WHsKEY-Small sales, In barrels, reported al
26Hc a 27c.
FREicHrs-l000O to 5000 bushels corn were engaged
for Liverpool at Cd and 1000 do offered frac
ton less Heavy freight Liverpool worth 2Os
ass to London Cheese to London was taken at $751;
flour and meal, to Liverpool IL Cd asked and s Sd
offered. There was no change In rates to Havre.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

WV YORK, SATURDAY AFTERSooN, Nov. 81
Holders OF hour exhibited increased armness
but buyers declined meeting them any better terms
than those current sales Of all kinds were
moderate, and confined chiefly to purchases for home
We; In wheat there was moro doing, and sales
made embracing Genesee Ohio and Delaware on terms
stated below. Sales Of meal freely made Mt full
prices In corn transactions made to fair extent
without change In prices Rye showed some more sti.
ness while oats were steady at yesterdays
In provisions transactions moderate Pork co m
tinued dull and sales Of made more favor
able to purchasers In groceries there was little doing
beyond sales making at auction. OF inferior Qualities
sugar, and Of damaged Brazil Coffee particulars of
which will be found below
AsHrs-There was a slight reaction In the market In
the forenoon but IL lest during change Small sales of
pots were reported at So 10 sales of so bbls
pearls were made at 81 10 a 81 sIt{.
BErswAx.-The market for yellow has declined and
the last sales ma de at ~ cents.
BREADsTuFFs. -Fiour-Sales OF 200 bbs Osyego were
made Mt So 200 bbls Cenesee Of pure quality sold at
50 25 sales OF 1900 bbls Genesee deliverable month
were made at SO 20; sales Of Michigan were made at
SO l2h Southern continued in light supply, and How
ard street steady at Sc 37 SO Al Ohio was scarce
and In better demand with sales a 50 4tfor good quail
IT, Whssfsslss OF 1000 bushsls Gsnssee were report
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WASHINGTON, Nov. rs, lSf7.
The Record of the Night


Your reporters report viii indicate that the
gress to-day than usual, having disposed of two
witnesses, MAJOR Cook and Captain Turner, of
the Dragons. Tomorrow, it is expected the
witnesses for the prosecution remaining unex-
amlned, will oil be disposed of; and then we
look for the interesting testimony Of Commo-
dorc Stockton, as the leading and principal evil
dence Of the defence. Thus far, so rigid has
been the cross-cxamination Of the United States
witnesses, that a casual observer would be led
TO think the prosecution was on trial, and that
the accused was the memorable prosecutor.
We have scarcely hope that the trial will be
concluded before the meeting of Congress,
though IT il quite apparent all hands are getting
wesTisd of the tedious aud monotonous Inves-
ugation.
The Potomac river, from the late rains. has
been very full today, OVERLOOKING its banks in
Georgetown, as we are informed, but doing no
material damsge. The "wreckers,'' or drift
catchers, have been busy again collecting their
winter ire-wood from the waters.
HWe learn that the new custom hovsc at New
Orleans, II to be built on the plan OF A. T. Wood
It's 10 cover a space of $4,000 square feet, or
-, 1000 more than that occupied by the capitol of
the custom house, the post office, the suh-trea-
sury, rooms Tor the United States courts, &c,
with immense store rooms for warchoused goods,
10 be shifted back and forth by steam power e.
Major Trumbull, Of the Engineers, anc Mr..
Wood. architect, will superintend the construc-
tor, OF The building. Estimated cost Ss60,OOo,
land free.
There were good many arrivals in the oiiyto-
nIghtj but very few members OF congress
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Died..
az morning, 9th inst, after lingering illness

Yesterday morning 9th inst. after aDgerng Illness
CLnMEHrINE, wife OF Robert Lsriele.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence No l2a Nc
Dougsstrset this Sunday afternoon O'clock with
out further invitation.
On Friday evening, Nov. &c, after short Illness Mr.
WILLIAM APPRECIATE printer in the AID year of his age
His friends and acquaptances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this Sunday afternoon a O'Clock
from his late residence No 10 Jane street. Hudson
On Saturday, the a7th inst, THOMAS CLARK, native
of Ireland in the 36th year Of his age
The friends and acquaintance OF the family
specifically invited to attend his funeral from his
residence l4t Eighth Avenue Monday afternoon at
O'Clock, without further invitation.
On the a6th Of November, lS47, VIM. A. FoLGER, Of a
lingering illness, aged as years.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this Sunday afternoon at four
O'Clock, from No. 80, 9Th avenue.
O. Nantucket and Sag Harbor papers win please
copy.
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Rheumatism, Pains. anal stInnes. m IN.
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, Nov. 27-0P. MI.


There reaction In the stock market to-day and
nearly the whole Of the advance Of yesterday lost
At the first board Long Island fell on per cent Harlem
Q, Norwich and Worcester IA Morris Canallk, Reading
"a Pennsylvania SIS Il, Illinois 6's u, Treasury Notes
n, Canton X, Farmers Loan ~.
At the second board, there sales Of Harlem to
extent at prices current in the morning Other
stocks closed about the same
The old board of brokers. this morning, appropriated
Ave hundred dollars to charitable purposes follows -
To the Association for the Relief the Poor $780, to
the Prison Association sioo, and 500 to the Ladiss
Home for the Friendless.
The aggregate tonnage Of cosl transported the
Reading Railroad, thus far this season. 2a6 1885, from
the Lehgh region 6lss24; by the schuyk Navigation
AL, sl4 total 2,O76 93l tons.
The report ofthe Bank Of St. Marys gives loans and
discounts $lsa9sa; specie $9s4os cash items $72 a4S
circulation Sl72,095; deposits S5oa27.
The following Is the amount Of breadstufIs SO ex-
ported from Philadelphia to foreign ports from the 10th
to the 10th inst with the value Of each -
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WILMlseIos Asp RALrIen, N. o., RAlLnoAp.

Here Is very strong argument in favor Of low fares
The rate of fare has been reduced fifty per cent not
withstanding which, the net income has increas.
ed. The increase In expenditures ha, been in about
the same proportion as the increase In gross receipts
This result has been realized all roads where the e.
pertinent has been tried and that the principle Is
thoroughly established It should be generally adopted
Wsgive annexed statement exhibiting the influence
Of railroads upon the value Of property In tho sections
Of country through which they pass The South Caro-
Lima Railroad is about two hundred miles long and cost
between i've and six millions Of dollars The increased
value Of propertyn Charleston and the districts through
which the road Lruns has been several millions more
than the aggregate cost of the road -
SOUTH CAROLINA MISUNDERSTANDING VALUE OF
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OF the above, there exported to the West Indies
1889 bbs -four, 24OO Ibis meal so bbls rye meal
0ls bbs shipbread, and 800 bushels corn-to British
N A. Colonies $50 bbls flour, 100 bbs corn meal lo7
bbs rye meal and $50 bushels corn-to Brazil $500 bbs
-four, and 500 bbs ship bread.
The receipts Of -four at Boston, fremSeptsmber LIST to
Nov 2sth, this yearamounted to 3ia es7 barrels against
l74sss barrels IN 1916, and 25,79a barrels in Is45
These receipts have been principally by the Western
Railroad.
ditures and profits Of the Wilmington and Raleigh NJ
CO. Railroad Company, together with statement of the
rates Of fare
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Railroad Intelligence

Two dirt trains came in contact on Wednes-
day morning on the Concord Railroad, in this
city, nearly opposite Stark's monument, and
about mile and a half from the depot The
collision took place about II o'clock. The
engines were both in rear Of the cars, and SHOW
ing them. OF course the cars alone came in
contact The down train was coming slowly
but the tram up from Manchester was at a greater
speed, and the injuries were mostly upon those
cars. Many jumped from the train, but others
were unaware Of the nature of the difficulty
aud were smashed up with the wrecked cars
William Mace, the overseer of the train, Jump
ed oil and escaped with only some slight bruises
upon The face and hip. Those more seriously
injured were as follows, Is in all daniel Muir
ply, John McGary, dead; Patrick McGary
slightly Michael Donovan, severely John
Reardin, slightly; Dennis Flintin, do. Dennis
Sullivan, do; Patrick Judge, severely; Michael
Tumy, slightly; Patrick Ray, seriously; Michael
Murray, do; James Lanan, slightly; Daniel Do
nahue, do; James Garland, seriously; jeremiah
Shed. do; Philip Mahan, do. Four or five of
these must die OF their wounds. There was a
dense fog, and the long train Of cars being in
front Of the engine, neither was discovered till
TOO late TO prevent the fatal collision. -Mdnches-
ftr Nv. H. paper.
VERMONT LEGISLATIVE DoINos.--The Legisla-
ture OF Vermont adjourned sine die on Monday
week. bill was finally passed allowing the
vermont and Canada Railroad Company TO To-
cate their road through Franklin county, and
across Missisquoi Bay into Grand Isle county,
ana hxing the southern terminus of the road at
burlington. Though the right OF bridging the
lake al Rouse's Point has been withheld, the
company are virtually invited TO build their road
al mat place, and it is hardly probable, under
these circumstances, that future Legislature
Will refuse them the RICH, of crossing SBratte-
borough Eagle.
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Iotsi,. soVLl
Thus 1t will be that ten miles were run In about
one hour Q course in many places ANGLE deep In
mud Under the circumstances venture say that It
Is the most extraordinary time on record may we'll
state here that the judges disagreed in regard the
time two or three gentlemen made 1t several seconds
within the hour do not, therefore, pledge myself for
the accuracy Of the above time.
The trotting match between Snow Storm and Hector
the Cambridge Friday resulted in favor of
Hector. The first heat taken by Snow Storm, In
242, Hector having broken mp; but Hector took the
next three heats In 2:40, 2:44. and 2:41.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILBoAp-INcRKAsEpV VALUE OF
PRQPERTY

This has Emo doubt been produced principally
through tho influence Of the railroad connecting these
districts The increase noticed in the above Is small
matter to what It must ultimately b. The value Of pro-
psrty Is squased BY these works Of internal improve.
msnts 1t 10 distributed, but in the aggregate much in
creased
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By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
From Santn Fs.

CrNeIsSArr Nov 81, ls47.
Late news has has been received FROM Santa Fee
ing down to October 10th Col. Newly about NOV
ing south, because Of the wilmer which sp
preaching At Los Vegas twelve government wagons and
one hundred men passed the 10TH an etcort
In going they had several skirmishes with Indians and
Mexicans Who had several killed and their horses
captured. The Americans sustained loss.
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Several Rensons xvhy .v.~..

severm Rensons why every body that wenr
Boots and Shoes should get them lone. of No
Ann stetone reason is the cheapest and bes plae. in
the cty and another strong his cots aud Shoe ge,s
rally give &c cd faaeiion and the secret of oar friend
large eash sales and light expenses with small pro6ts sit,ehsd
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From the SOuth.
Great Ere shet In James River.

RIcHMosp, Nov. AZ.
No papers south of Augusta, Ga have been received
hta
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An original ReubcDs.-Ne cau the ntteu-
on OF connoseu OF the arts an adv with this
head ~ another column II worthy OF nsnoo and sdmrs.
fiDu.
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BALTIMORE, nov. ~, lei7.
There has been tremendous freshet In James river
which swept away the bridge connecting licnmond
and Manchester. Much damage done, but no lives
lost. At last advices, the water falling.
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~--esc>S. ooA VI INC NutAoihC Or EIO-
sstant Episcopal Church. commences il being
Advent Sunday and Mess Sanford Swords have chosen
e most htiag for the publication Of their splendid
so long ~ prenaraton under the editorial supervision
and Holiday in the year Il beautiful specimen Of typo
esphv printed glossy In ink OF the deepest
bound IN sort Of style please the and the
verse tastes OF the purchaser also put in cheaper
the Book Of Common Prayer, handsome STYLE has long
been which cod be sup
piled than Messr g. have done The
Of nsvss e turn TO the calendar g ad the
been felt and that removed
BILE aid bee, fun shed the orderly performance of divine
worshp Oen the vocs OF the minister low be dis
tncty heard s the church, while reading lessons
aud advantage under such to have
them before the hearer aid him the due
thar part OF divine service as proceeds and under
beautiful and valuable book before may come into
sal throughout The Church for which was 80 carefully
aud successfully prepared.
Fancy Paper and Paper Boxes, Cornucopiss T..
motto papers, fancy for bore.
round and square boxes for pill boxes &c
Gold silver "copper" tissue, morocco marble Chinese and
soanh paper paper ,ces gold and silver borders
retail. at 10 Maiden lane q. J. KRAFT.
At tho Goodyear Rubber Warehouse. ION
Broadway be found the extensive variety Of Rub
Der brcs Over Shoes OF latest styles
binng all the recent improvements There but one Good
year.
Rheumatism, Pains, and Stiffness or the
JOINTS swelling of the muscular substances near them and
other dsress9s symptoms too well known need
pound syrup OF Hydrodae Of Posssa Sarsapara and Vel
low DOCK hoot Is recommended IN full confidence az
beinga specc and needs but trial convince the most
nv q ri RIM n,ap.,, .:, aenlea anu LOT sale
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Addition al Particulars OF the Awful Stcam
bat Disaster on Lake Michigan.

PIrreBuRGH, Nov. 1902. NJ.
News has just reached here by way Of the hikes, Of
sad catastrophe which happened on Lake Michigan by
which nearly hundred human beings have been hur
ried into an uutimely grave. On Sunday morning
last, tho propeller Phoenix. bound up to the lakes
discovered be fire, when within 10 miles Of
Sheboygau. The fire broke out under the deck, and
fresh wind prevailing spread with fearful rspidty The
utmost condemnation prevailed among the passengers
and IL impossible amidst the excitement which fol-
lowed make the proper efforts to stay the flames and
the boat There two hundred passengers
on board, and the hea-t-rendng in ths ex-
trems. Mothers crying IL frantic madness for their
children wives cpsiDg to their husbands and crying
aloud for mercy from above. Some. in desperation,
plunged into the lake. others, In their wild delirum,
rushed hesdong into the flames 1t was narrowing
spectacle and humanity shoulders ut tho recital Of It.
Most Of the passengers succeeded in escaping In tho
boats and the rest either pershed In the flames were
drowned. Those who so miraculously escaped In the
boats shortly after picked mp by the steamer Della
ware, which hove in sight just In time to the dread
full fate Of those board the Ill starred Phoenix but
late to render them amy earthly assistance Every at
tenton was paid to the survivors by tho officers and
crew OF the Delaware One hundred and nifty Of tho
passengers were German immigrants.
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Effects OF the Gale on the Lake.
BUFFALO, Nov ~, I547.
The schooner Maria Cobb With cargo Of wheat, was
wrecked at Point Sable and lost
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TeIegraphlc CORES pondonce.

TeIegraphlc Correspondence.
BosToN, Nov. ~.
The schooner Enterprise from New York. Of and for
Halifax went ashore the goth instant at Sswbro and
went to pieces next day Six hundred barrels Of -four
landed the rocks, damaged; crew saved cargo
Insured In New York.
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nYspEPSIA AND NERVOUS DEBILIrY-To DR.
~ Christie-Sr-if you deem of sufficient int.
rest you are at Liberty 70 poblsh IT, About IS
ing CaIcu,es were formed the limb, and the physicians
were unable to set for two years during which time
ehtrely unable 10 walk The injury together with the
haemeut brought nervous dersns with the whole
system which accompanied with Dyspepsia Al
everything was ted which rhysciars could suggest
but wthout until the application Of gavanc
articles used The galyanc belt band round the sncl
applying the magnetic fluid directed la very few days
after the OF these articles the ance gradually
very soon the dyspepsia entirely shed and digestive
powen are as good as they nave
ed the flesh had lost by the continued of Graham bread
aud various nostruns, and consider nay health entirely
stored in every respect JOHN HEGEM AN, 25i East 18th
street and Policeman Of the Eighteenth Ward Of New York
Among other diseases IN whchC galvanc articles
permanently successful may be mentioned paralysis, fits
bronchtIs neuralgia spinal Complaints and all neIvous dis
emss Sole agency in New York 1872 Broadway n27 2sm
WORK SHOPS TO LET.-To Let, anumber OF work
shops situated IN the Of 20 aud ~ Bowy aud
of4t Elizabeth street. by the whole building by pa
rate floors These buildings have just been repaired and
now IN good enaniable order steam engine Of eight horse
power the premises To requiring quantity Of
room connected The above would be very desirable Enrnce
ply IHAfNORs Book store, 70 Bowtry. nr Nsre
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE. fhiladeiphia-E A.
w Marshall Le,see; J. w: Wsaek. II. Manager-secona
week OF Madam Bishops Opera comparatively Eve
ming, November 49, will be performed fo the time Don
zetl's tragic Italian opera Of LUCREZIA BOk0IA-Don
sim, Mscsme MsFnn'n Da.e Of F.n"s Sig. Benefit;
To conclude with OUR MARY ANNE-Col. Albert Mi.
Nayle Jonshsn Turks, Chapman; Mary Anne Mrs Rogers
t,rs oh
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At tho Goodyear Rubber Warehouse, 100
BroSdwsy may be found the most variety Of Rub
binng oil the recent improvements There but one Good.
" - ~
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RARE FEATURE has recently been added to
"A. popular CHKfsTAL, No 22 Grand street most
fascinating picture from the pencil Of OF the first Of living
artists representing the Feast OF Slenus, Oh, mpc Reve
which winning The warmest ensomiums from lover
OF the line arts We sincere acmrer of these rich
and were wei repaid for our walk town in examining the
intrinsic beauties hs great work The groupings have
never equaled and fresh beauties constantly dew
Looping themselves the Of the lookeron It. would be
50 VAN TO attempt describe its peculiar and countless
osrcslence that content ourselves by recommending
call upon niue host PESHlU e. with the that
its like cannot be found in all New York. Go and
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GALLERY on MAkBLE sCULrTUHEs tUh SALE
~ just arrived from Italy, superb collection Of Scup-
lures executed By the most distinguished Italian artists
..ng Of Statues and groups Of large aud small sizes Bus
Lions Tarzas and Chimney Pieces made expressly for the
United States. all Of exquisite workmanship and sataary
marbs, worthy the attent Of and Also,
Mosaic and Fancy Marble, Centre Tables, Sc &c Please
enquire At Mr. Lengthy Marble Factory, 18th street, between
ID avenue and Irving Place. mis- l2tis~rc