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SALES AT TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Prices and Sales Of Stocks in NeD York.
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER x Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
No % South STREET.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY November 9.
COFFEE.-We notice a speculative movement to-day.
with the sale Of the brig Neptune cargo $500 bags
terms not made public. We quote fair Rio at lO4(G1OA
cts good 11dll4 cts and prime to choice at Ii 20 Il
cts. The stock OF Rio is IL 500 bags
FLOUR-We notice more activity to-day at the recent
b6is. do at s5I25 and 100 bb City ills do. at S.
Extra is dull at $50 for Ohio S5 rs for Howard Street
and s6G6 25 for City Mills Baltimore ground Family is
still selling at $3.50 and Extra at $3.50 Rye Flour
S425 Buckwheat at 50 so per 100 lbs and Corn
at S4 for Country and S4.25 for City.
GRAIN.-The market well supplied and a rather
better feeling noticeable OF Wheat offerings were
900 bushels, with sales of white 1l5G1.O
common to medium 125G30 cents for fair, and 13514O
and 143 cents for good to prime Red brought 20 cents
for very good samples; fair to good quote HIGHS
cents Corn in better supply today with good de
mand, and quotations are somewhat advanced The of
ferngs 5000 bushels, with sales of white a
90 cents and old at 6Sd73 cents Yellow brought 79d
81 Oats about the yesterday with
light receipts Sales of Maryland AZ for fair;
prime would bring "A cents and note sales of Pennsy
vania AZ There Rye received day. We
quote Maryland at 65G70 cents and Pennsylvania at SO
cents
tions. We quote 2S30 for Cuba Muscovado. 26d q
cts for cayed % $50 cts for Porto Rico and 230 cts
for English Island
stock of all descriptions. We quote Bulk Shoulders at
63 cents and Sides and Hams at S4aSA cents. Bacon
trade at * cents for Shoulders and Ok cents for sides
and Hams at 10 to 13 cents to quality Mess Pork
selling at Sl65O, Prime at sl45O and Rump $l3 so
Mess Beef at SIS and No at SO Lard is steady at II
cents for Western and 9kd95S cents for City.
RICEIs steady but quiet at So d3I cents for good
prime crop.
SUGAR.-sales to-day of 30 hhds Porto Rico at s675
6t6S7k, and 10 hhds prime do at S. 25 We quote re.
fnng grades of Cuba and English Island at S66 gro
GERS styles s6,75d7 So fair Porto Rico
S625d7 and fully fair to prime and choice at s. 25
S25
SALT.-Sales of Liverpool Ground Alum making at
sOGS5 cents Marhalrs and Jeffrey Darcys fine at 100
Obs cents Ashtons fine 40 per sack and Turks
Island at 20 cents per bushel.
SEEDS.-Light sales of very prime Pennsylvania were
reported today at 1915 per "a lbs and quote fair
prime do. at $550dj62K. Timothy is held at S2d2 25
and Flaxseed at 81. .i0lll As.
WHISKEY-Limited sales of Ohio at 22 cts. We quote
City at q cts. and dull
BARLEY AND MALT.-Sales to-day of / 900 bushels
Western Barley 81 per bushe and within several days
past 1000 bushels Malt private We quote
the range of Malt from 81. .05 to 81 10 per bushel
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BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 3, 1853

will get the out Of very wicked world And since
you know what's coming suppose youll take as easy
possible
What lifetime OF thought and feeling was crowded into
the next moment, The three cleaning swords were
raised aud the doomed youth them pointing surely
towards his heart. There escape by flight for be
him the door advanced the wormcn of death
There hope in his strength of body and limb,
for unafncd he was the power opposed to him
conquerabe. Sn he leaned back against the rceking wall
AMI shut the horrid monsters from his sight
The above is the commencement OF Mr.. CoBES great
story which is being published in the New York
Ledger. We give this sample; but it is only the be
ginning of this interesting fascinating and absorb
ing taehe balance continuation of 1t can only be
found in the New York Ledger, the great family paper
for which the most popular writers in the country con
tribute and which he found at all the snieS through
the city and country where papers are sold. Rcmem
Der and the New York Ledger of November 3 and
in il YOU will get the continuation of the story from where
it leaves off here. you cannot get copy at any
Office the publisher of the Ledger will mail copy
the receipt of five cents
The Ledger mailed to subscribers at 81 year, two
copies for S3 Address your letters to Robert Bonner
publisher ~ Ann New York. It is the handsomest
and lest family paper in the country elegantly illustrated
and characterized by high moral tone.
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laudanum He asked his wife what she had put in the
jug when she replied nothing but at the time pulled
II from his hand and poured its contents into Il sop
bucket and then ran and emptied the bucket into the
street Berthod determined TO have her arrested and
went for an officer hut his return found that she had
gone away On Monday night she returned homo, and
was imm diatey sted. Mayor Swami committed her
for Court in default of s.. 600 bail.
man named George Remmey yesterday arrested
by officer Brown on the charge of stealing and
one pair of pants from the store Of Henry King Of
Amity and Baltimore streets He was committed to Jail
for Court by Justice Logan.
Officers Freeman and Twigg yesterday arrested William
ScrogginS on the charge of assaultng Georgiana Smith
He was committed to Jail in default security.
at Court by Justice Logan.
Adam Bloom arrested the charge of aSSaulting
EiiZaoeth oldck by striking her with brick. Justice
Audoun held him for Court.
Lemuel ates was arrested on Monday night, charged
WIN asSantnS m Ruttermeyer Committed to Jail for
Court by Justice MeAris
f"wln McC"Ivn was arrested yesterday morning by
olCcrs lote ana simpson. charged with stealing law
committed him for Court
william Stewart was yesterday arrested by officer Hale
on the charge OF running his without number lie
was fined so and costs by Justice Boyd.
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n A A HEAVY SwlNDLING OPERA man named
Burnham made complaint few DAYS since, that he
had been swlndled out of IS, 700 in the following
manner ,..
MIR: B. is drover from Texas. Some time since
he sold five hundred and twelve head of cattle 10
two men for SIS, 200, and was to receive tbe nav
after they were slaughtered. The three drove the
cattle to this city in company the other two agree
ing to pay him about the 18th of this month The
day came and passed, and the drover heard moth
ing from his men or the cattle. Upon making in
quiries, he found that they had sold the cattle to
packer, and received 81 800 in cash, and the re-
mainder in notes and drafts. He informed CITY
Marshal Rehn of the circumstances. who was sue
cessu in arresting the two men. Their names are
John d. Dorland and George Dorland. A third
party, having the money in his possession is still at
large.-Chicago Herald.
ROME, N. Y, Nov. Mrs Jourdan, who has
been on trial here for the past week for poisoning
her husband in Ava, in August 1857, was found
guilty to-day of murder. The jury recommended
that the sentence be Imprisonment for life. Sen
tence suspended until the next term of the court.
y ExPERIMENTING.-0n the 10Th instant. Daniel
Fetch, trader of Mason Village, n. H.. for exper-
iment, applied lighted match to the hole of bar
rel from which he had taken faucet, after drawing
oil the burning fluid The vapor which remained
lgnited, causing an explosion equal to that of a
cannon bursting a barrel. One of the experiment
ers legs was badly injured by the broken fragments
OF the barrel although fortunately only deep flesh
wounds were produced. = 'fi - = ''ff|@ D
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For Shipping Intelligence see Ath Page.
LAT E S L N E w S.
TELEGRA ANS
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RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY ExcHAn
The New York Elect;on.

The New Sorl1 Election.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The State election for mem
bers of Congress, Legislature, Governor and State
officers generally, takes place to-day in this State
In this city the election is proceeding quietly. The
fighting wards are all serene far, and the turn
out is comparatively meagre. The weather is
cloudy with raw east wind. The generally strong
Democratic wards are cutting Kelly, the nominee
for Sheriff.
SECOND DESPATCH.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-'fhe election has passed off
without any very serious disturbance, though in
the First Ward several policemen were knocked
down by the Wadridgc men while protesting against
United Strtes Soldiers voting for Mr.. Sickles.
Uuc>, \. Y, Nov. 2.-ln the Goth Congression-
al District Roscoe Conklin, Republican, is elected
THE RESULT THE CITY.
The Governors vote in the city resulted as fol-
lows, The vote is compared with the last Presi-
dental vote:
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The Yellow Fever at the south,

New ORLEANS, Nov. 2.-There was some frost ex-
perienced last night in the suburbs of the city,
The deaths by fever yesterday was 27.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The Howard Association
close their labors this day the fever being longer
epidemic. E. f. SCHMIDT, President.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 1.-The number of deaths in this
city yesterday was seven, of which four were from
yellow fever.
The deaths by yellow fever in this city for the
week ending on Saturday "a.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-The total number of deaths
from yellow fever during the past week was twenty
four.
SAVANNAH. Nov. There were seven interments
to-day, including four deaths from yellow fever.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTiMORE.

RIO ne JANEIRO.-S52 bbls hour: . do beef $50 do
pork; 90 do hams 200 kegs arl G7 boxes do 10 hhds
tobacco $50 bags pepper $50 boxes candles do tIr
pentne p pkGs becswaX 100 bales stripes sample box
do 100 bales drills; $50 do sample boxes do
90 bales denims sample box do 50 bales shrtings: |
sample box do; 90 coils coriage 30 do spun yarn lSl
feet lumber.
HAYANA-3OO bushels oats 800 DO. hran u casks hams;
81 bbs do 20 kegs butter 20 boxes cheese ticces pro
visions; IL half bbls do 81 tieces cases tobacco
100 doz. broOms.
PoNcE, P. R-13O bbs. -four; 10 do rye -four $50 do.
corn meal 40 puncheons do % bushels oats 80 erccs
rlce 20 bols bread; 80 cans crackers Is bhs pork
terces hams; 100 kegs butter boxes do 100 kegs d.
200 tins do $50 boxes cheese l60 do. candles
herring do oysters: so bbs onions; bags pepper; %
mats cassa Or casks brandy; 100 paper 80 kegs
nails 10 dozen brooms; boxes furniture; pkgs do;
100000 shingles; .2l2 pieces cuttings
ST. JOHN, p. ROO bbIs -four So tres rice; 25 bbls
bread 30 kegs crackers 25 boxes do 10 bbs 36 do
pork 20 half do do 81 bbls hams; so kegs butter G
bolS lard 265 kegs do 200 boxes cheese 81 bhs pot
toes 40 do apples; so do onons 500 cahbages Il tres
Goldfish; 20 bbls mackere 20 do herring 80 boxes do
400 reams paper; 10 bales hay 2S,S67 feet boards
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best grades red Western 5s ID Cd; white do Gs4d1
Ca Cd. whit, southern IS ais Sd Corn dull and quota.
tions nominal yellow 3lsG SSs; white S2s.Gd s4s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKEr.-Beef dull Pork
heavy and quotations maintained with difficulty. Bacon
dull Lard also dull at SIS. Tallow quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar firm. Coffee
steady. Ashes quiet Pots sos. Cd Pearls a2s. Cd Rosn
dull at IS. lldla4S. for common. Spirits Turpenne firm
39s. Cd. .d40s
LONDON Misunderstanding firm. with a slight
advance prime grades OF EngiiS Wheat Sugar firm
at advance Of Cd. Tea in increased demand sound
Congou sells at l54d. Rice steady. Talow firm Y {.
sos. Sd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET--Consos closed at 9St G9Sa
for mon9Y. and 9S& for account
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A Acciient to n Steamer-Six Persons injured
New Jersey Election.

NEW York, Nov. 2.-The election held to-day in
the State OF New Jersey for Congressman Leg
slature and State officers.
In the Fifth District, Pennington, anti-Lecomp-
ton is elected to Congress.
An opposition sheriff and six opposition assem-
bl ymen also elected.
PHLADELpHIA, Nov. 3-l.25 A. Mn Camden
county, N. D., all the opposition Assembly men are
elected.
Nixon, Repub., is, no doubt, elected to Congress
in the lst District
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FTcsVHVs rETV I0TI0''FFT TrTT ~ VVHIFuI
with those of the previous week.

In Cincinnati, on Friday last, in the case of the Ohio
Life and Trust Company two opinions delivered
in the Superior Court and another in the United States
District Court both Courts maintaining jurisdiction
The opinion Of Judge GhosOn, sustaining the jurisdic
tion of the Superior Court, is very elaborate Judge
Leavitt, in pronouncing his opinion, ntmated that
he had the full concurrence of Judge Mclean the
several points decided. Mr.. James P. Kibreatt
Receiver appointed by the United States Circuit
Court to take charge of the of the Trust Com
pany, has filed accepted bond in 100000, but up
to Friday night had NOT made IA demand upon the
Sheriff for the money, notes, bonds &c, of which he
is the custodian under the proceedings Of the Superior
Court. When he does make the demand. of course
the Sheriff viii point to his authority for refusing to
deliver
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, n ovember l.
The market for BEEF CATTLE dull this week; prices
however fully sustained, ranging at from S6k to
sS%-chieny at s7(dS the 100 lbs The offerings com
prise 100 at Wardelrs and 900 at the Bulls Head
1000 in all.
About $50 Cows and CALVES at market, selling
from $50 $40 for fresh Cows extras S45 SIS to $50
Springers, and SIS TO 500 for dry Cows.
OF HOGS the receipts at Phillips yard 1891 during
the last week sales ranging from S to S6H the nett
100 lbs. The arrivals this place during the last month
larger than known before in the time
reaching 90 ,415 head.
About 5000 SHEEP at Wardell's, and all sold at
from 2 to 81 each to conditon-being equal to 7sc
per lb. dressed.
CINCINN ATT MARKET Oct. 30-FLoUR-The market
remains without essential change The demand is but
moderate. The sales today about 600 bbs., at
S4354 60 for Supernc, and S4 755 Extra the lat
last II hours.
WHTsKEY.-The market opened dull and unsettled to.
day. and closed at further decline Of %c Sales of 400
bbls. at II y Iaj1sc., chiefly at the former rate
PR0VISIoNS.-There was not much done TODAY md
change in prices The sales bbls Ness Pork at
15@25c; so do, Rump do. at sl2 so hhds Bacon al
64 and SIC. ~. ..r.-
WILMINGTON MARKET, October 30-TuRPESr1xr -
Sales Yesterday of 81 barrels 05 for Virgin and Vel
low dip, and s175 for fard $50 lbs. No sales to-
day.
SpIR1rsSaes yesterday of 100 barrels 46 cts per
gallon. ...
RosIS-Saes yesterday of 1856 barrels No. 1 at So %
per bbl 200 do do $780, "a do do, So; S6 do. do
$360d4 and 2 do low grade No at Sl75; and of 81 do
No at Sl.90 per bbl. No sales to-day.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, Oct. SO.-The Sperm
Oil market since Monday has been quite active and
learn of sales to the extent of $3.50 bbls 400 of which
brought l20 to 122 ets $3.50 Including tine Oliver Crock
ers cargo of bbls) 123 cts 213 store, said
IA cts and 81 bbls., head from wharf at price
the market quiet and some inquiry.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New YORK, Nov. 2-Cotton-Sales of 300 bales.
Flour is heavy. Sales of l0500 bbs State S410d435;
Ohio $530G540; Southern S5(d5.35 Wheat is firm.
Sales of 10000 bushels Western Red ia cts Kentucky
White 143 cts Corn-The market is firm. Sales of 81 900
bus Mixed 67d70 cts Beef is heavy Repacked Western
Sl1011 so. Pork closed buoyant. Sales of Mess at
s16S5Gl7 Prime sl35odl3 62k. Lard closed buoyant
at ItEall cts. Whiskey closed steady. Sugars firm at
6H(G74 cts Turpentine Spirits closed dull at SLASH
cts Rosin is dull at 81 co. afoa Rice is firm 3131
cents.
CHICAGO, Nov. Flour is firm Wheat firm, and ad-
yanced cent; Corn steady sc cents; Oats steady m
MOBILE Nov l--Coton-Sales to-day 600 bales at 114
cents for mddlings -
CIscINNATI Nov Flour is dull; Whiskey is quoted
Is cents Hops in fair demand at $5.75 immediate
delivery; Provisi ons firm, but quiet.
CHARLESTON Nov. 1.-Cotton-Sales on Saturday 4,500
Dales; the market closed easier. ID
CHARLESTON, Nov. l-Cotton-Sales of 1900 bales to-
day; middling and lower qualities are a shade easier
SAVANNAH, Nov. 1-Coton-Sales of 1850 bales to-day
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

There were two cases before the Mayors Court yes
terday morning Henry Glatch charged with going
to the house of George H. Specklemeyer, Henrietta
street. Hanover street demanding money and threat
ening to shoot the proprietor When arrested large
horse pistol was found his person. the charge of which
consisted of four bullets The Mayor committed him to
Jail for Court in default of 5000 bail.
man named George Berthold, residing on Williams
street extended had his wife arrested the charge of
attempt to murder him by administering poison On Sun
day last Berhold went to take drink of whiskey from
Jug and as he tasted the liquor found that ii
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LNONENTS

Coroner Sparkln yesterday held inquest
the body of man named Paulus Doas. who came
to his death in the following For past
he had been ndulgng freely in liquor and yesterday
morning his mind completely deranged. He a
blacksm and to his work usual hut only
mained at the shop few minutes. He went down
Canton and walked the railroad bridge and when
hundred yards ont observed to get under the track
the reste work. and deliberately let himself fall into
the Policeman J. Vain called by some boys
and on his arrival made endeavors him. but
failed. When he threw himself in the stream he did not
at first sink, but appeared to exert himself keep his
'suicde by drowning while laboring under fit of in
sanity, supernduced by intemperance" The deceased
resided Ann street. between Canton and Alice
Anna street. amarried man, and about thirty
years of age.
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Municipal Election.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE City Council election
IN TINS city to-day resulted in majority of 40 for
the peoples ticket ' -, I'f'
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Thanksgiving in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. I.-Gov. Stewart, of this State,
has appointed Thursday, the 25th of November, as
day of Thanksgiving.
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1t will he that the liabilities of the banks for circu
aton and deposits this time last year were in round
numbers s5S 200 600 with Sl2 900 600 of specie while
to-day they $q5 100 900 with S26 700 600 of specie
The loans of the Banks exceed their capital O0O
showing that they have loaned about 10 per of their
deposits
The market for Foreign Bills at New York has been
very quiet and weak for the present packet with
creased supply of commercial bills mostly from South
Bankers asking dl0 per cent for Sterling but the
lower price is considered the top of the market for
actions. Good commercial bills sold at 9d94 Francs
plenty and lower; we quote 5l7%d5l215 This
decline in will quiet all appr tensions of large ship
ments OF coin to Europe.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
presents the following aggregates compared
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The barn of Merritt Ayres, a farmer in Hamilton
county, Ohio, was set on fire and burned down OF
Saturday morning last and a large amount of hay
oats, and barley, with six nehorses were destroyed
Loss about 81 900.
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Two servant girls have been arrested in Nev
York for stealing $4,000 worth Of jewelry fron
their employer, Mr.. Anthony Post
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1fluattarp aua Commercial Rebitu.
BALTIMORE, November ,. 1858.

baltimore, November =, 1898.
The Stock market continues very quiet, the
operations to-day amounting to only about S3l ,OOO
but for all descriptions much frmness is manifest
ed. There were sales to-day of 1926 shares Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad at S57 cash and sellers
option 60 days, and S5712 buyer 60 days, leaving
off at S57 bid regular way, same yesterday,
S51% asked. Northern Central is unchanged, 425
shares selling on the previous day at S223s regu-
lar way, S22A buyer 60 days, closing at S225s bid
S22M asked cash. We have still very little 20 re-
port in Bank shares, which continue quite firm
with sales of so shares Franklin at Sll%. We also
note sales of 200 shares Springfield Mining at S2O6
seller GO days, at last rates. Canton continues
without transactions, S2Osl being offered, q less
than yesterday, but held at S2l19. Baltimore City
6s have recovered the decline of p experienced
yesterday, 81 900 1s9O's bringing 9334 100 Rail
road bonds show change the only sale to-day
being 81 900 Northwestern Virginia Sd mortgage
unendorsed at "a.
We note a further decline in Stocks at New York
to-day but the market closes steady. Virginia 6's
fell off a; Missouri 6's 3s Erie 81 New York Cen
trail 4; Panama q; Cleveland and Toledo l. Rock
Island q; Michigan Southern g; and La Crosse Is;
Reading improved5s 5s.
The following is comparative statement of the
condition of the New ork Banks for the weeks end
ing Oct 90 and Oct. 80:
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TRIAL OF THE CINCINNATI ENGINE.-Y esterday af-
ternOon, about four o'clock, the steam fire engine
of the Messrs. Latta, Of Cincinnati was tried on
North street, the Monumental Hose house.
Six and half minutes from the time the fires were
kndled, she had steam sufficient to commence ope-
rati0ns, and in ten minutes threw stream PIC feet.
Her best throwing was 24S feet through a | x inch
nozzle, and 235 feet through Il inch nozzle. The
wind was blowing quite strongly, which interfered
with the experiment, and this performance can
scarcely be taken fair exhibition of the capaci-
ty of the engine. She will be tried again to-day,
but where or at what hour had not been concluded
on yesterday evening.
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DISTURBANCE AT TIRE INsTTUTE.-About ten min
utes before ten o'clock last night, disturbance
took place upon the landing at the head of the stairs
leading to the main hall OF the Maryland Institute
the cause of which could not be ascertained, bat
which is supposed from the character of some of
the parties engaged in it, to have been designed
merely to create confusion for the benefit OF the
pickpockets. But by the prompt action of VIM. Il.
Young, ESQ.,, Gen. James NJ. Anderson, and officers
Fleehart Deal Thompson, and McWilliams, their
designs were frustrated and the disturbance
quelled The parties engaged were speedily hurried
into the street. and the usual good order which has
attended the Fair restored.
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EIRL,N

During the trial of the steam fire engine, which arrived
here yesterday morning from Cincinnati North street
near Fayette the house No 24 North street set
fire by the sparks from the engine. stream ofwater
Immediately turned upon it, and it eXnguiShed with
out doing any further damage than the burning of small
hOl i'm he
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The line of loans shows increase of nearly million
and aquater which the result partly of discounts
interior banks and partly of free purchases of mercantile
paper The increase deposits follows naturally the in
Of loans and the fact that there increase in
the face of the shipments of gold South would indicate
that portion Of the gold thus sent has not b drawn
from the bank balances but has been sent forward by
city banks for their account. The condition of the