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PRENTICE.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Got. 28-5, p. m.
The result Ohio-DeaM of Senator Lsois-- Terrible
meps from, Lsland.-1Ne markets, &c.
AS stated few days since, there doubt that Ford
the wing candidate has been elected ke Johnston Of
Pennsyvani of Ohio by the skin of his teeh'
find the following despatch in the Phadelphiu Ledger
of this morning, from Cincinnati t7 w h - ~
eve have official from all the counties in the State
except Coumbana Pickaway and Wood and the report.
whg candidate To- governor) 1856 majority V''
The Philadelphia papers of this morning speak in the
highest terms OF the private and political character of the
Hon. Dixon H. Lewis Mr.. Lewis Of the ablest
members Of the national Senate He was clear-headed
judcious, and practical excellent working member
and debaer who always spoke to the purpose.
The terrible from Ireland by the Europa has caused
quite an excitement in city this morning Passengers
assert that the runor which in circulation at Liver.
pool on the day of the sailing of the Europa that the order
for the execution of OBren had been sent to Conmel bv
the government was universally believed. Hal ~
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market this rorn,np
the advces from Europe have had rather effect
-four and the tendency is downward Salos this morn
ing Of about 800 bb Howard street brands at e5 az
The market closed Change with sellers freely offering to
take this price, without being able to find purcha ser.
Nothing done in City Mills purchasers are unwilling to offer
more than $5 25generaly held IS 81, and some ask
IS 37a Corn meal is nominal SO rs for country manu-
facture Rye flour 81 e. Sales Of good prime rcd
wheat at 100 ITO ordinary good 80 100 white wheat
ITO ll5 Sales of white 60 a 81 yellow 81 = Ga
Oats rs g. Rye IS &c. Groceries dull-notnp doing
in sugar or moasses-coee steady Sales of whiskey at
24t 25a per gallon in hhds. and barrels.
AT New York, this morning, -four dull--smal saes
and prices rather in favor buyers Western brands 9S Is
IS 81, and Genesee IS 81 IS So Corn meal So Is ryo
-four So O.. MN -
But little doing in grain and the market dul-prces al
most nominal. Genesee wheat 124 l28 cents mixed
corn 81 81 cents yellow 10 rs cents oats cents
rye 81 cents. l..I ~ eae tssns taa r.aias.s .sd
Provisions steady but not active. Groceries dull-not
much doing.
The market is very dull No sales have yet taken
place to establish prices, but the tendency downward
Whiskey n a 2lA cents per gallon r
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
October o6 1913

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
October 26, lS4S.
The decree of which the following is translation
has been officially communicated to this department;
LEOPOLD, King Of the Beigans, to all present ssd to
come greeting:
Having considered the sanitory decree July 18TH 1881
the order OF August IL OF the same for the execution
of the above decreehe order of July 49, lS3 respecting
the organization of the sanitory service Schedhe
instructions given in the ports of the kingdom the
of July last and the I'd of tho present month of August
Upon the report OF Minister of the INTERIOR have
decreed and do order S follows:
ARTICLE L. All vessels persons, and things (provnance
arriving from ports in which the epidemic cholera has de-
clared ITSELF placed under the regime adopted with
gard suspected bills of health (patentc suspe) and
subjected sanory examination (Dise de sante) unless
they shall obtained freedom from suspicion (ibre pra
tiqne) in country in which the sanitoy police we'll
forced .U
ARTICLE q The quarantine to be imposed such arr
walls have obtained freedom from suspicion and
omitted entry, fixed five days. unless otherwise
determined by the health au hoes, agreeably the
powers conferred them by articles and IS of the
August II, 1881 On the expiration of the quarantine
they shall be again examined
ARTICLE The local sanitoy commissions established
Osend and Newport shall determine under the appro
val of the permanent deputaon OF the provincial council
after hearing the opinion of the medical
the province the places where the vessels bound for
those ports shall be visited, and placed in quarantine
They will also determine what measures of precauton
shall be taken towards those vessels.
ARTICLE L. The provisions of articles and of the order
OF July ID, 1913. relative the sanitory the
Scheldt made applicable arrivals in the ports Os
tend and Nieuport
ARTICLE The decisions of Minister of the Interior
shall terminate the application of the ordered in
the article OF this Decree when the cholera shall no
longer prevail in the places from which arrivals come
Our Minister of the Interior charged with the execution
of this decree.
Given at Brussels August o. 1913.
LEOPOLD.
By the King:
The MINISTER INTERIOR
CHI. ROGER.
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The board Of brokers has been occupied for days
with the refusal of Mr. Morgan pay Mr. Cutting his
mission Of per each way) for the sale and rcpur
chase of the $500 900 treasury from the depart
ment The matter has assumed political shape and an
immense influence in the background is cxered to mako
was not sale but pIsdging of stock. The vote of tho
board was to have been taken to-day but Morgan friends
to defeat the result out, there was no quorum
The vote will be taken to- morrow between the calls stock
and Morgan will be ordered pay the commission
felt his seat He states that he will prefer the atter in
which case it will come before the law courts That the
Secretary had authority buy the notes. and that was
his duty do and thus 600 per month interest
to the treasury, there can be question.
The packet ship Europa is below with later news
The Hon. Dixon II Lewis died this morning after short
illness The loss is for the Union, as well as
for Alabama, and the democracy has sustained severe
misfortune in his death. t.ttss @
Yours PRENTICE
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Hy n. GREEN. .amcttOnser.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III AUCTION-On Monday, the 29ih instant shall sell,
esdencs of j. e. Willard, esq, I'd street. Capitol
H doors north of ST. Peters Church. at 10 O'clock
M, good lot of furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofa, bureau and otomans
Do marbc-top centre table, dining and card do
Walnut and maple French and French post bedsteads
Mahogany rocker cane and wood-sea chairs
Gilt frame mirror, chamber gla sses waIdrobes
Feather beds, cotton and shuck mattresses
Washstands, glass and crockery ware
3-py and other carpets hearth rugs
Straw mating, with good lot OF kitchen requisites
Terms All sums OF and under S25, cash over S25, a
credit OF 90 and 80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Oct 27-3t Auctoneer.
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DERuvIAN aUANO.-Five hundred tons best qualii

DERUvIAN GUANO.-Five hundred best quality
Peruvian guano, fresh from the Chnche Islands, now
landing board ship, and for sale in lots to suit Pur
chssers.
A,so the largest and complete assortment OF agri-
cultural and horticultural Implements and field and garden
seeds be found in the United States.
catalogue of 100 pages, with numerous engravngs,
will be gratis to all applicants, post paid.
Inquire the agricultural warehouse and scedsorc Of
A. b ALLEN ~ co,
Oct 2l-dScplOw Is9 and 191 Water ST., Now York.
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HY n. GREEN, .2,scsJoneey.

By n. GREEN. .a,rsjoneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCIlON,-On Friday 9th instant, shall sell al
the residence of gentleman declining housekeeping on
north street, Immediately in the of Dowsons row
Capitol hill, at 10 O'clock m, good lot of furniture
vizi
Mahogany sofa, bureau, dining and centre tables
Cane and wood seat and rocking chairs
Bedsteads feather bed and mattress
Brass fender shovel and ongs, and andirons
3Ply and other carpets, straw mating, &c.
With lot OF kitchen utensils.
Also, good saddle and brde with many other articles
unnecessary to enumerae.
ef'n ms cash A. GREEN,
Vet ~ ~ Auctioneer.
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The of dividends derivabe from profit nea rly
doubled This result has OF the general opera
tons of the whole trade Of the Unon by which individual
bills, following the productions of industry have swollen
depostes to great During the last months
this operation has ceased thus included the above
table, the New York bank deposites 49O and
are now 1928 100000 The merchants of New York have
collected from their $40 900 money as
appears by the dimnution Of their depoes in bank but
their collection have been still less indie aed in these
iguresso much that any in Philadelphia Boston, and
in this city have been unable pay their debts and Mr.
Webster says "the money market is tight because the
reasury held one million and quarter" Lot us try Mr.
Webser's position by the banks OF New Orleans which
have been as follows. !. D A. ..
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COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK, October 25-Wednesday a. p. M
The money market remains nearly as il has been for
some weeks that Is, sat call" on securities like United
States stock il commands per freely and good bust
ness paper, such that choice taken by the
banks, but rejected on account of long time run
than 60 80 daysis done in the street AT 10
IL per cent per and longer dates worse ehaac
ter at such higher rates be agreed upon There is
good deal of politics mixed up, exactly with the ac-
ton OF the banks, but in the alleged for the srin
gency of the market. No whence arises the real
cause of high rate for money the banks unite with the
politician in ascnbng it that which they wish bring
into disrepute There scarcely fall when
money was not at least dear and yet Mr. Web
ser fit to make such following his
speech at Boston yesterday;
"ln month"; lately, in New York the sub-treasuy took
million and quarter from The banks in specie, and lock-
ed III up ms occasioned scarcity of money and
not only led banks to but be always fearful
the future. This IS OF the sub-treasury
how many turns viii 1t take make perfect
Government is embarrassed by the working of its own
specie, and locked up treasury in lis place
The sub treasury keeps moneyed a
OF apprehension and there Is Huctuaon in the
market from bad to worse TO degree unexam pied"
II is really matter of regret that like Mr.. Webster
should so far forget what is due themselves stoop
to such papable fabcaons for the purpose of promoting
deception as to the origin of financial influences
the purchase by the department of sOOOO treasury
been greater than its receipts yet market in no de-
gree ameliorated The import duties taken the custom
house, and the drafts paid, have been follows
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Lectures on ChemIstry.

TNIE annual of Lectures Chemistry by PROBES
Page and Gale, at the National Medical College,
will commence the first Tuesday i'll November, and
continue months, embracing nearly seventy lectures.
Glasses from schools and citizens generally wishing for tick
and further particulars, will please apply to Professor
Page.
Oct 27-2Wif
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HE Hedge Anchor, Young Sailors assistant in Mat
l. tiers of Seamanship, by VIM. Brady saingmaser u s.
navy of 400 pages, and 10 cngravngs
Price So 80 Just published and this day received for sale
by FRANCK TAYLOR
Oct n
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P"tsPsco Female Inssitats.
Near Ea'cos MHs, ten ,uts from Baltimore Maryiawd
MILL commence the scholastic year, September 9Th
w The charge for board and all connected with
IT. and tuition in an extensive English $40
num- Apply to the principal,
July 25-2a wtlstNov Mrs LINCOLN PHELPS
EOR 81 Franchise, Cansbrnsa--The superior packet
ship Brooklyn viii sail from New York on the lSsh No
vember She has fine airy in the cabin,
cabin, and steeage, and Offers desirable conveyance
eulgrants to California and Oregon. frA
For ireigh, and passage apply at this office.
Oct IS-2aw2w 10. F. II IS
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The specie clause oil the independent treasury
operation in January S7 and up that time the depo
sites of the public with the banks had increased @ OOO
OO and added the increased circulation gave
$50 900 900 to lend consequently money was cheap I'm.
der the operation of the independent treasury the means
of the banks derived from the funds accumulated in their
vaults through the general operation of prosperous trade
increased $45 900 900 and thus although the
had 1927 900 less of their money capital
end they derived from merchants funds enough
their loans 900 600 These funds borrowed
Without interest and lent high The has
been, swelling profits Take the official of the Bos
hapb E,lo
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oepos. ST. 49, s ag ,s ST. ss ss:s
9 9Gss;s S sSa5@ s5s go % issSs
y Y 60 day bills. IA dis. II dis.
DO sight do par. 1ptem
Resulting rate of money, Up. c. p. lsp.c. p. m.
Now these institutions increased their exchange pur.
chases, the crops forward market, $4,000 900
April and also their specie about 100000 They did
this by derived from depostes as merchants sold
produce and placed the proceeds with them, OOO
)OO circulation increase ST. $50 00O and maturity of
discounted 81 100000 Money is worth in New Or
leans and has been all summer IL 20 per annu
where last year it per per annuu Yet the
independent treasury holds 81 1000 less specie and
banks 81 600 900 more They have loaned nearly
less on notes, and $780, less exchange According
Mr. Webser's principle, the srngency of the market
owing 1855 305 specie being in the sub vault
against W SO in bank vaults 1t is almost incredible
that Mr. Webster will coniescend to utter such vagares
and still more tina: he expect find business men
who will Join him in a revival Unted States treasury
bank"
One element OF the strngency of the money market has
been undoubtedly the expectation of specie caused by the
state of politics in Europe The export Of specie
port for the last week $224i making export of
S9SSS62t since the revolution France yet
in all that time commercial balance has been due the
United States Even at this moment when the exports
S2OOOO week, the rate of bills is 81 per below
The point at which specie be shipped without loss
Influences which promote eax of the precious metals
at loss, must battle the best considered commercial aleu-
ations; but II remains special wonder that even such
circumstance produces greater distress in the market
than is apparent. The closing prices for foreign
change for the steamer which sailed hence to-day at
o'clock, follow, being decline. Many good bills
have sold for less than these
London SLASH Antwerp 40
Paris, short 5TI as Is Hamburg $50 35a
Amsterdam 40t 40a Bremen ISL ISL
Business generally has been duh, BELTS the season,
when buyers gone, and the rear trade yet
D.nI, hoe heen in sup .rd
generally heavy Ashes however, slightly better sales
pots So % pearls SO ls2 So 81 Cotton, owing the
accounts abroad has been lowe price by &C. Since
the Cambria sailed, days since, the last
an c has, however, induced buyers quotations
now stand follows
Inferior Ord to good Mid to good Mid. fair Fully fair
ordinary middling to ed fr.
", ana and t N O. 4Isa asSs. sssa siasi qss
Considerable quantities sold from wharf (say)
&c Charleston fair For flour, the export demand
large there is considerable shipping from first hands
The 10 OSV bbs per day perhaps fourth
Shipment (say) S. so for St Louis superfne IS s7A
common State; mixed western s. Sll So 37A pure
Genesee, SIS 80 SIS 56{; do fancy S5 6s SIS 93l extra
Sc II Sc so Common southern has declined l2Sc-say
rs 62t for Georgetown and Petersburg Rye -four is dull
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DIED.,

OF Pulmonary consumption Saint Louis Missouri on tho 18th
day October, Mrs ALMRA EATON wife Dawn HAYDN.
New Oreans
EAror of Bmfsd aSed Is
years
no. The First Ward Cass and Butler Club win held
a me- citing this friday evening, at7i o'clock
An election for officers will take place.
OctT JOHN T. MICKUM Seo,v Z,
0r5-Dcnocrntic Barbecuc.-Thcrc will be a barbecue
Rockville Friday, the 9th instant The voters of the
couny democrats and whgs respectfully invited to
attend Messrs. Lowe, Owens, Hamilton, and Carroll
democratic electoral candidates. and several other distn-
gused speakers will address the people Democrats OF
the District are invted to attend. Oct "a
NJ hAL's sALE.-in virtue Of writ Of frt taeias,
lVl issued from the clerks office of the circuit Of
the District of Columbia for the county of Washington,
and to me directed shall expose public SALE for cash.
Thursday the 10Th OF November at the front Of
The courthouse door of said county, at O'Clock, tho
following properly All that OF ground lying and being
in the city Washington being the south part of the
said lot which designated the ground plan OF CITY
No L. in square No 323 the said part of said lot
containing 800 square feet of ground, will be more
fully described deed of Thomas Carbury, trustee IN
John Sesslod and dated the 9th Of March, 1929 and r.
corded Liber w b. No g. ioios 206 287 with tho
povements thereon fronting 80 feet Eleventh sreet
feet North street Seized and levied upon AZ
property of John Sessford and sold satisfy
No 62 10 October TERM 1913, in favor Hannah Rarvv
ROBERT WALLACE,
Marshal OF the District of Columbia
Oct. IS-dts l--T
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at So % SO SGT Buckwheat firm at NJ Is . ~ 50 ma,
$50 lbs. Corn meal steady at M MI

2s0 lbs. Corn meal steady at ss s7i r.
wheat is plenty and heavy; common, to fair Ohio los
IVA cents iar wisconsin, Ill fair TO good Chi
cago l07 l0cents N. Carolina 1861 cent, b,s Gene
see, l2i i25 Northern rye is ,, ovar - %
cents adoat, 81 cents delivered Barley good IN
cents Oats dull sales 81 3it Corn under GOOD
demand, advanced on Monday, but again fell under
larger receipts Sales 200 900 bushels-sav 62k
high mixed, % % cents and southern vel
low 61k 10; southern white 81 cents yellow II
II cents New buckwheat is held 90 cents. Hemp
dewotted $780, six months Hops, for consumption, 81
lOs cents. Lead Missouri pig duh at 81 3l4
The wool market has become firm. The stock OH
hand Is not large nor the receipts considerable and
Notwithstanding the continued efforts of
depress prices, advance has been obtained
grades, which manufacturers compelled take
Improvement Some 90 900 pounds have been sold at Il
~ cents No pulled At Philadelphia demand also
better Ohio pork has declined sales Sl2 S7i primo
50 % IS GA Beef is also lower sales mess $40 SO
$40; prime 80 30 IS rs. Ohio lard Is lower, with good
requests sales barrels "A II cents-sood prime Dress
ed hogs $6 Butter is plenty and dull Ohio 10 III
cents western dairy Is IL cents Orange county 10 Il
Cheese in demand for England at 81 "
cents Rice is steady at SO SO SO u.s. Seed-Ohio primo
clover6 cents Domestic whiskey, Ohio, 23l "a
SUGARS again lower; sales N. o. II s. Talow 81 u
cents Tobacco leaf is duh manufactured is in active
demand for Canadian market Freight is fairly active TO
Liverpool corn, in bulk 3D.; -four g. 6d cotton ~
corn for Dublin I0d. bulk cotton Amsterdam I.
The exports ofbreadstus from the United Satos Sepem-
Der to October g. were follows
Flour, barrels l97,o6O
Wheat, bushels 1854
Fromhs port during present month, they have been
October TO October "a.
Flour, barrels aoloa llO,so4
Corn, bushels 497O4 4O.O<O
Wheat, do 7,420 l4O,467
The stock market has been little frm and gov
eminent securities higher until to-day they havo fall
en- ar as
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Balance Of capital to lend l3o,7s5,6s6 2Os,si9
The pita of the is the actual money
capitalists oyed in bankingdm he'd through dis
credit and failure $2t00o,00O; and of the remainder
$l3O 900 invested in specie Now no,with-
standing this fact that the banks had 10 per less
lend they actually loaned so per more than in 1913
and their make those loans what tey
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
PaYmaser's Office Oct. %, 1913
no prevent unnecessary applications this once
and Tor the Information of all conce rned the under
signed VIII state that Il has been decided by proper nu
thority that the MARINES who served in Mexico and
who are entitled to bounty land and three months extra
pay are those and those ony who belonged TO the bata
ions commanded by Col. Watson and Major Harris
80, -, 49, GEO. w. WALKER,
oct Zi-ooocPot Paymaser u. S. M. Corps
nOUBLE and Single Barrel Cuns Accoutrcment.
- &c, at Aucton-On Friday, the 9th instant, shall
sell al my auction room, Concert Hall, Browns Hotel
excellent lot OF double and single barrel guns pistols pow
other articles in the gun line
Terms cash A. GREEN
Oct Zo-St Auconeer.
NTONoTONICAL SPELLING BOOK-A edition
NI Just issued, and this day received by
Sept. 10, r. TAYLOR. .
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1921 60
1896 II

AS the season advances, and imports decline, the pay
ments into the treasury must be still lower yet the
ket shows symptoms of ameloration will it, until
The general sales of the surplus products of the country
low the interior to pay up freely and, by doing cause
an accumulation OF deposes in the institutions after dis
charging the Liabilities OF the city erchants If take
the table of all the banks of the Union January 1885,
prepared by VIM M. Gouse, esq, and analyze it, have
results for ioiS compared with 1913, follows
Bank of thr ifed Vfote
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The stock market has been little firm, and gov
securities higher until to-day they havo fall
en- Off The quotations are as follows.
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Revolution "a Vsnna "A yep.5 imsd-Flight of the
royat REPRESENTATION Of Smith o. Brisn Sentence Of
dedfh-His ri.nored execution ABaiys in France Prep
dyaons for The election Of Prssident-C Condition. of s
markets, Sc
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We extract the following from the Milwaukee evils
consln" OF the nth instant:
NORTHERN WISCONSIN ALI our accounts from that part
VI 'ne state are cheering. A gentleman who has lust
'eo through the counties Of Sheboygan, Manitouwoc
D'o~n' Calumet Winnebago, and Fond du Lac informs
a ,ne democracy will give nearly their usual majority
washington county promises supply all shortcom
s' ny majority OF $500! This is large draft but the
Germans can do more than other people, when they
are once determined, '
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IS M. scupper nails, per M.
20 |" Pinch wrought copper pump Jacks pa ~.
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200 pounds iron rves, assorted sisss, per pound
900 /" patsnt deck spikes, 4 u, s. 81 s, ~
Q, ands equal quantities saeh, pr pound
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CLAss-NO.
Hnydpare,

Composition sheaihing nails, 10y the po''''d)
900 lbs. composition shcathng nails 12O to the lb
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CLAss-No. IL.
.MamiiIs Hemp.
Manila hemp, per ton Of z, 240 lbs
NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
CLAss-No. L.

! bundle Russia sheet-ron, No. is, per ID.
Fiat iron for mass-heops for ssessser.
1886 lbs inches wide by 7l6 Of inch thick in lengths
of feet inches to be Of the best quality American
irOn z
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!" 81 by 5-nch brass table butt hinges per dol.
dozen 3-in iron tumblor padlockU, assorted keys