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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
The Alleged Defaleation of the New
York Tobacco Merchant.

The Journal Of Commerce has q version of
this case, to which the telegraph has alluded
before: .r
There was considerable excitement in fnan-
cial circles growing out Of q report that
o leading broker in the foreign tobacco trade
had committed forgery Of mercantile paper to
the amount Of $25O,O0O, upon which he had
realized, and then absconded to Europe with
the proceeds. The gentleman alluded to is
Mr.. M. RAIDER, whose Office is at No. % Wall
street, but we learn from his son, who is asso-
oiated with him in business, that the report in
question does his father gross injustice, and is
without any substantial foundation in fact.
There appears to have been some dispute
between Mr.. RAIDER and large cigar and
tobacco dealer, whom the former claims to have
assisted so far that he was in some danger of
becoming involved himself. If Mr.. RAIDER OBJ
tanned any notes which that firm claim as their
property, and realized upon them for his own
advantags, he has doubtless done it for the
purpose Of securing himself against anticipated
loss, In q manner he may have deemed justifia-
BILE, but to which they may very likely object
He has not gone to Europe, but to neighbor-
ing city, probably with view of Withdrawing
himself from any unpleasant collision with the
other parties, until the dispute can be adjusted
Mr.. RAIDER Is possessed, as we understand, of
considerable property, and has been regarded
as gentleman of strict integrity, character
which we trust will bo fully vindicated on the
settlement of this unpleasant controversy. He
has been doing large business, and was con-
sidered as one Of the leading brokers in the
foreign tobacco trade.
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A FLEET MARE SEETIMENTALLY CONSIDERED.
A correspondent of Wilkes' Spirit of the Times,
writing from Kalamazoo, Of "Flora Temple
just after her fastest trot ever made; SAYS
saw her few minutes after the trot-iust out
of the harnesS--and as she stood there COW
cred all over with blankets and glory, breath
ing 80 quietly and costly, she fixed her large,
intelligent eyes on my admiring gaze, winked
knowingly, and said to me as plainly as human
eyes could do it: My dear Major, I saw you
were waiting to make q good report of me to
Wilkes, and you SEQ have gone and done
It'll" SaidlI, "Flora," my dear, have you done
your best?" but she only winked trifle more
roguishly and answered with O Mneiah."
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A RICH, MEAN MAN DEFRAUDED OF A DINNER.
II was observed that certain rich man never
invited any one to dine with him. "I'll lay a
wager" said wag, w get an invitation from
him." The wager being accepted, he goes
next day to the rich mans house about the
time he was to dine, and tells the servant that
he must speak with his master Immediately,
for he could save him thousand pounds.'
Out came the master. "What is that sir :?
Can you save me thousand pounds ?" eyes,
sir, can /; but l see You are at dinner will
90 myself and dine and call again." "Oh,
pray, sir, come in and take dinner with me
The invitation was accepted. As soon as din
ner was over, and the family had retired, the
conversation was resumed. "Well, sir, said
the man of the house, "now to your business.
Pray lot me know how am to save q thou
sand pounds" "Why, sir" said the other,
~ hear that you have q daughter to dispose
Of in marriage" az have, sir" "And that
you intend to portion her with ten thousand
pounds" ~ do, SIR" "Why, then, sir, let
me have her, and I will take her at nine
thousand" The master of the house rose in
a passion and kicked him out of doors.
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A BEraorHED Couple BuRsrp TO DrArE

A BErRorHED COUPLE BURNED TO DEArH.-
A young couple, in Hopewell County, N. j.,
sitting together, q day or two since, by a
warm stove, fell asleep, and while asleep the
young lady's dress took Are. As soon as they
awoke, tho young man made every exertion
to extingulsh tho FIRE, but without success.
She then ran out, but wherever she ran the
flames continued to burn, until her clothing
was all consumed. She lived only few hours
sfterward. The young man was seriously
damaged, and will not recover. The parties
were engaged to bs married, and the lady had
on the day Of this sad affair purchased some
articles for the intended wedding.
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A BoNApARrE ABOUT TO BECOME CAR.
DIsAL.-Among the scions of the house OF
de Canine. This young man is a priest Of
the Romish Church, and being q personal
protege. and favorite relative Of his Imperial
cousin OF Paris, has seen himself speedily
raised from one clerical dignity to another
till at last the influential post of Private Seo-
retary and Almoner to Pic Mono himself had
to be accorded to him. Nothing else stand.
between him and the purple Of the Cardina
but the fact that he is net yet thirty. 1t II
thought, however, that the law may be varied
from to suit the case, and that on the deoess,
Of Plus TX. he may be made Pope, through
the influence of Napoleon III. ~
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Two MEN SUPFooATRD INA GRAIN ELEVATOR.
A melancholy accident, by which two mon,
named james Gallagher and John Hull, lost
their lives, occurred on Wednesday, at ware
house owned by Sturges, Buckingham & Co.,
in Chicago, on the Central Railroad wharf.
While engaged in loading the propeller Free
State, from the warehouse, with new corn, the
spouts became clogged, and it was found me-
cessary to send two men down into the bin to
clear them. Not returning at the usual time
alarm was excited, and q search made, which
resulted in finding their dead bodies buried il
tho grain. '4it f7'i ''i-' aIsih ..
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Outward Bound.

NEW YORK, November 5.--The Ocean Queen
sailed to-day for Southampton and Havre with
$94S,567 in specie, and one hundred and
forty eight passengers, among whom are Mr..
A. ). Hill, Of the Tribune; DR.. J. Frazier, U.
$. A., and DR.. s. R. Elliott, of Staten Island.
The Kangaroo also sailed for Liverpool
with $4,000 in specie and two hundred and
thirty. two passengers. NJ. .-.'
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From Havana.

NEw YORK, November 5.-A letter from
Havana, Of the 3Oth ultimo, says: "There is
report of a conspiracy, or something of that
character, having been discovered among GER
tain military officers and the soldiery at Mat
anzas. Various arrests are understood to have
taken place, but no further particulars have
been permitted TO reach the public ear"
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Departures of Trains.

IEDIANAPoLIs AND OrsoMNArl-5:Do A. M; 1900 NJ;
6.00P.
OIsCINNArI, HAMILTON AND DAYroN-Indianapoli
and Cleveland 500 M; Sandusky MAIL 500 A. M;
Sandusky, 4:30 p. H.; Accommodate 500 2. M.
LITTLE .MIAM-Oeveland and Pittsbug, 600 A. M;
Cleveland, Pttsburg and Bellair, $3.50 A. N. i; Oolum
bus Accommodation, 4:40 P. M; Cleveland, Pitts.
burg and Bellair, II $50 p. NJ. '.l[1 TT'
OHIO AND MIssIssiPpI-St. Louis, 900 A. NJ; Louis.
Vile, 200 p: M; st. Louis. $50 I'M.
PITTsBURg, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI (Steu ubenville
Short Line)-East Front-street Depot-6:OO A. NJ;
800 A. NJ; ll:30P. M.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINcINNATI-East Front
street-6:00 A. M; 8, ,30A. NJ; ll:3OP. M.
CINCINNATI AND MARIETTA-6:15 A. M; 3:30P, N.
CENTRAL OHIo-Erom East Front-street Dspot-S;,o
A. NJ; ll:30P. N. -
CONVICTION AND LEXINGTON A. NJ; 2:sOp.x,
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Failing of O House,

HARTFORD, Conn.,, November S.-The four
story brick store of S. Rockwell & Son, cor
ner of Morgan and Front streets in this city,
fell between six and seven o'clock this morn
ing The building was nearly new, and con-
tanned 900 barrels Of flour, and large guam
titles OF grain, provisions, &c. No one was
killed. One-half of the building is wreck
from cellar to roof. Loss estimated at SO 900,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
SATURDAY EVENINGS DISPATCHES.
From CharlestoWn,

CHARLEsTowN, Va, November 5.--shields
Green, one of the negro prisoners, was found
guilty this morning. The first count, for
treason, was abandoned, upon objection being
taken by Mr.. Sennitt, that IL was not proved
that the priSone, was free person, and there
fore did not come under the statute which reads,
"any free person." Sentence deferred. Cope
land is now on trial, Mr.. Sennitt defending.
Tranquility is in process of restoration.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
Later from Buenos Ayres.

NEW YoRK, November 5.-Buenos Ayres
advices of September state that the Buenos
Ayrian Squadron had chased Urquiza's
steamers into Moutevideo. That Govern
ment had ordered them to leave, and the
Buenos Ayrians were waiting outside to fight
them.
A Paraguayan mediator was early expected
at Buenos Ayres.
The land forces were inactive. I'D.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

A WOMAN KILLED ny A BEAR.-Miss Has
keli and Miss Pool were recently walking
along by.road, in the day time, in Richland
County, Wis, when they discovered ahead Of
them two bears playing with each other. The
girls started to run, but the bears having seen
them, followed, and caught them. One Of
them struck Miss Pool With its paw, as she
turned around, and tore the flesh off her
breast to the bono completely; the other girl
escaped with some slight scratches Miss
Pool died In few hours.
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A MANS BopY Cur NEARLY IN Tvo.--At
Hallowell, Me-, last Thursday, Mr.. Levy
Gilblair accidentally fell upon revolving cir
oular saw, by which his body, near the pit of
the stomach, was cut nearly in two, one arm
severed near the elbow and one hand cut of
near the wrist He survived this shocking
mutilstion one hour and forty minutes.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

An AaRD NEaRRss MURDERED IN ARKANSAS.
On Friday night, the 2lst ult., horrible mur-
der was committed near Warren, Ark, tho
victim being an old decripid negro woman
belonging to Mrs. l.. Reeves. 10 The old woman
had ritired to bed, and whom the rest Of the
negroes, who had been In the field picking cot
ton, returned, they found her stark and cold,
weltering in her blood, with three horrible
gsshes cut in her head, evidently inflicted with
an axe. No clue to the perpstrator Of the
orime has yet been discovered. -urn
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

ROBBERY OF A WISCONSIN, BANK.-One night
of last week the safe of tie Bank at Eau
Claire, Tomah, was blown open and robbed
Of about $1,000 in mortgages, land warrants
and cash. Two persons, supposed to be the
robbers, were apprehended at that place
while in the act Of taking the cars to leave
town but none Of the stolen property Of
the bank has as yet been recovered.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

CHILD KIDNAPPED AT CoLuMlUs.-A little
girl three years old, daughter of widow
named Martha Scott, employed upon canal
boat, was stolen at Columbus, Ohio, from the
boat on the evening Of the 4th, by wretch
who pretends to be boarding house keeper
in Circleville. The man, in company with
negro, carried the child away about dusk,
since which time it has not been heard of.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

b PRosrEoTiyU DUEL BETWEEN Two INDIANA
EDIroRs.--Mr. Defrees, editor of the Indianap-
oils Atlas, and Mr.. Heilscher, of the Free Press,
having had q difficulty concerning an editorial
in the latter journal, followed by long cor
respondence, it was rumored on Saturday that
they had gone with thsir seconds to Kentucky
to fight duel. 1t was said the meeting would
take place yesterday morning; but we presume
the whole affair is bosh.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

CoLD WEATHER AT THE ESoUTH.-The Charles
ton Courier learns that killing frost, with
ice Of considerable thickness, was observed
at and near Summerville, s. c., last Sunday
morning. There was also heavy black frost
at Santeo, and the water buckets on The hur-
ricane deck Of the steamer General Cinch had
loo formed In them.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07
PennsyIyanfa Politics.

NEW YORK, November 5.-A dispatch to the
Express says that the Pennsylvania Opposition
State Committee has agreed to cali State
Convention to elect delegates to a National
Opposition Convention Of the whole Union.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

FATAL AFFRAY IN MIssIssIPPI-A PLANTER
SHOOTS BULLY DEAD.-An old grudge having
existed for some time between Mr.. SandersOn,
q planter in Marshal County, and Walter G.
Clarke, Of Abbeville, they met ut the University
Hotel, in Oxford, on the 26th ult, when Clarke
abused the other and tried to shoot him, but
was prevented. After tea they met again, and
Clarke beginning another assault, Sanderson
drew pistol and shot the bully dead. San
derson was acquitted before legal tribunal.
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Arrivals of Trains.

IsDIANAPuLls A OIsOrNsATI-9:4O A. NJ; 1s5 p. NJ;
9:35 Pm. N1IliE VIZ NTCITl
OINcINNArI, HAMILTON AND DAYToN-7:i5A A. H.; l0:i7
A. NJ; $40 r. NJ; I0:l0P.M. -.
LITTLE MIAMI-7;so A. NJ; 1;sO P.M.71s P. NJ; lo:45
P.M = \
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI-le:20A. NJ; 9:l5P.M.
OHIO AND MIssIgsIPPI-7l5A. M; Zoo p. NJ; l0:l r.
U0vINaroN AND LExINGT0N-l0:20A. NJ; 7:O5 P. n,
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Suspended.

NEW York, November 5.r-Messrs. Morse d
Bro, unourrent money brokers', suspended to-
day, and made an assignment to Charles A.
Meigs. Liabilities small, and creditors win
probably be paid in full. aI 49, '.@ '
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NOTICE TO BUILDERs-pROpOsALs

NOTICE TO BUILDERs.-PROPOsALs
~ will be received at the Office of 1 Rogers
Son Co., No. l6S Vinestreet, until the 2Oth OF No.
yember, inst, at l2 o'clock, for building the new
building. bounded by western-row, Twelfth.street
Bids to be received for the whole Job, and not in
parts All bids to be made to conform to the plans
specifications and terms Of bids; all of which may be
seen az the ONCE OF Isaiah Rogers, Son Co., l6S
No bid will be received unless they conform to and
ara made on the printed forms; also the bidders to
now on the ground. EAFel I - =
The security intended to be offered for the faithful
performance Of the contract to named in the bids.
,,.-x,--... ~. GEO. w. RUNYAN,
Chairman Com. of Council Of Public Buildings. "a
Cincinnati, O., Nov. l, 1859. nOitt
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

nsS- The late Mr.. j.. X. Brunei, the
engineer, was rioh man. His personal
property alone was worth $4,000
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ALEXANDER JOHNSTON.

A UCTION AND COMMISSION MER-
N CHANT Sales rooms No. 7 East Third street.
viii attend to the sales of Real Sstate, Personal
Property, Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Boots ShOes
Groceries,, Furniture, &c. Having procured the
services Of q competent salesman, all business will
meet with dispatch and prompt returns. Cash ad-
yances made on goods for public sales. Consign-
ments solicited. Refer to merchants generally.
ocl4 -aml
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Fire,

= :, N ", .s-1-ls1 q v ~
BosToN, November 5.-The oil manufactory
Of Spear, Burke & Co., at Winthrop, Mass,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss $4,000;
mostly insured. F.la
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~ III e OIL M PIC.

Lessee and Proprietor. ...........m..,JNO. HOWORTH
This new and beautiful TEMPLE OF THE MUSES.
opened for the season on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ~,
With full and talented DRAMATIC AND CON-
UERT TROUPE, selected from the different thea.
ters and opera companies Of the Union
4, Admission 10 cents. For particulars see small
The "Olympic Saloon" will be open at all hours
during the day. The Bars are stocked with choice
wines, Liquors and cigars. Y .- Oc&
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-07

MADAME ELLIS, M. D., HAS FOUND
AZ ut last lust what the Ladies' have long needed
and looked for In vain, the Uterine Elixir.
The Uterine Elixir Is warranted to cure all dis
Womb, the Kidneys, the oyaries, and the Urethra
Prolapsus or Faln of the Womb, Painful Menstru
alton, Chlor0sis, AmenOrrhea In fact perfect cure
is guaranteed by he of from two to five bottles
Of the Elixir Of any disease whatever of the Gener-
ative and Urinary Organs, Of male or female, no
Madame ELLIS calls particular attention TO the
gists of Cincinnati.
"ro THE PUBLICAN THE LADIES IN PARTICULAR
our name to Patent Medicines utknowing well the
Lady Physician, and the medicine called the Uterine
Elixir, we cheerfully recommend it to all females
suffering from Female Diseases Of any kind; it is
purely vegetable, and In case can do injury; VIC
say TO all try and our word for IL You win find re-
sep27 "Oorner Of Fifth and Race streets"
ALSO
MADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH STMU-
1NA LATING COUGH AND LIVER BALsAM
cures, without faii, pains In the Breast, Back,
Side or Limbs; Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, DIM
burn, Chronic Rhelmatism, Bilious Choie, Oramp
Cholic, Gripping Pains of the Bowels, Dizziness,
stupor, Inactivity, Loss of Appetite and In Pain
iul Menstruaton 1t is q certain cure, and gives
immediate relief: In any Of the above diseases
per bottle.so cheap that every person can get it.
N. B.-For sale by Il. d. HILL, Druggist corner
Of Race and Fifth-streets; J. d. PARK, corner Of
Fourth and Wslnut; SURE, ECKsTEIN 4 Co.,
Eighth and freeman. Also, EDWARD SCANLAN
u co., corner of Main and Fourth; and Madame
ELLIS, "a East Fourth. sep27.ay
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GT John H. Molle, in Philadelphia, has a
masculine cat of enormous size. 1t weighs
thirty-one pounds, and measures thirty-seven
inches from the tip Of his nose to the end of
his tail, and twenty. eight inches round the
girth,
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IAi~r.ssmss:
Partial DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES FROM THE

Dr. HAsrLEY Announce TO hoe Of his psen's vfn
hou h. hss beer In IA; he has IN o. pAee
With tb~ir sp~cal mad. temena 20 Ab sh h
I,.uor 10 YORK; AID se seIerosJ oaso % stend
al p.r.r 81 F-rtrr from .1-cons 81 he Ear v;oct ehGte
sut ca.d-tb probing his suoee' gn- sd ana Fee
re d-.f from rzis eed BY paytnt ssyed Ags1
,Iobi.aHt e. II sGvsles AID he 1fcioe Of s more ra
evis BY permitting N. .spicson o. y ~
s1p~ri.ne.e unstilifli bands IL,
br b. ma, Der. ths he hs'po come Hon vs;.Ter =
,av.rus desfn-ss neither hN be Per
nsson for the publication Of oer'scas proons % eran.
ru him and srpo. therefore D. fessocsioe fU ay AE1nf
.DI,inz fou rsshbs,s and aesp-rs1on. The ss
N ~; be material reTsoas y; DE d-privs
n n ~. ~ ~ os- portAn. y tie s"u.s o1fn - = e
,.rs,d .rd tr-a,eo to.n ordinary solcuc-
D...s. ROD. h.s1 AID a. d--gr..so ischa-Ess from
The Par 90, ,diy snd p-rusenty removed without cslsus tie
.s.; nam or IcoVvsus1c. IL a. cls-s gssZAa eet
vhsr. n alforu siiou dos DO. exist
Tk,.n YEAR, cos- and smost undivided aiienaon % a
br.neb II special practice has snaoed I'm . r.e zee ais ;fes
mn. 20 sln decree ~ . hoc the os. confirmed
as JED By st1say Attention % lie means PIE
triitst. -, $500
Tb. destruction Se Of the Philadelphia Ear irsrsry Of
which HARTLEY ne head hAVs r-.'ee Inn from -
su. In TIA; .s.st sn.o 81. nri-uion,
fr the Of Ear Diseases 81 NO l4 tih -;
opp-sfe ID. Academy If A1.ic, \
6onsn ;A,ion and EI.miasaon eaen morning
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B,LrsosE, Oct H-FLous arm. WHEAT heavy ana de-
sped sale. 81 s sa'9 Wv ws y.sI ~ sts s5a
Provisions quiet Mess PORK sl5 75i prime do, eli 81
o., - corroy to-day 400 bali. ..s Of
the week Geo s.s, the market 81 .ins with tre.. Over
AUGUSTA, Oct IS -COTToS bas declined &c. -
ELPHIA oc,- u -FLouR quiet ~HEAT firm White
81 S. Red o. 2a 81 25. eoRs dropping yellow sGsic
sury,Lo OCT H. p ,m-FLOgs fra ,or better grades
Michigan, Indiana sri Ohio; 81 III % - for double extras
wEt,T Su and hesyy gn near the eo.s when en- hSds Of
eco bash No. Spring a, ssci 1900 BUSH Red oho =,
bush. No Illinois q. eoc BAILEY dah by sooa sgPps
PORTS: le 600 bis Flour iO bush Wheat; "a coo
Oats bu,h Barley Cansl ExPoRrs 1900 bush Wheat
.a & S s66a anchsSssd %af.r quiet
400 bush white schigsn, for niint a. 81 81 QIs In tar
WIGHT sem. lot, II sssliee said 4!dic weight aud lot
Sa sss y dsssre@ BAILEY % bush Winter tS At
Soc and SO bu,h Canada East at 5c WHISKY; sales 80 bbs
.oswncO Oct. H. p.m-FLors Unclaimed .sss 500 sbl.
WHEAT particularly sPns continue, very scarce snd in'
extra mw.ufee Club, aud 500 bush C.u.d, Club both
private No CORN BARLEY in better demand
al, bush. C.nsdi,n including eco bush &, 7s snd so
bush 72 arrive RYE OATS .caice and nomiosl
;sc to NewYork Lake iMLosrs 30 b5 Flour $4,000 bush
heat ID so su,h Corn 1000 buss Os Las l@h Barley
so bush Rye $500 bush Peas Canal ExPoAbA 200 bbIs
Efw.oRLIsssIFrd.y, Oct. 4, lsso-cOrros unchanged
az extensive heavy today Sa II the week $50
bales bales against ~ @ in correspondents period
last wear exports 50 go bales mailing total this q
lg Go balss incre.sed receipts this port, las coo bales
suc,s quiet .etcG6ic for old and he t9r new ay fair
firm hbs 1ic CoFFEE at l2ic for prime sale. OF the
week 1000 bass, imports II 500 bags stock ~ co. against 5000
besslsst year.
Cue AGO. Oct H. 6,p. m.-FLoUs sctive WHEAT steady
sales Of 7s.G8oc. for SprnE Corn rm Oars
quiet .n6 c higher Re- 500 bbs Flour 81 600 bush
Wh.. CC to- Com, 100 DO osts. sHPsENrs-l,ssO bbs
Flour 70 O0 bush. Wheat
MmwauKLE Oct H. p m flour quiet WHEAT dull at
Sc CORN quiet and nominal e. 7CGi2c. OATS steady
DETROIT Oct lifLoUk closed dub; receipts 80 bbs
shipments eco bbs. WHEAI dull receipts 1900 bush. ship
meuts, IL so bush
CNcnsAII Oc,. IA -TLouR quiet sud unchsosed. WHISKY
unchanged. Provisions unchanged
bXCHANGEe
CHICAGO, Oc. -Exchange on New York firm $. |. g cent
premium for sistt
CINCINNATI Oct. l4-Exehanse NswYork steady At =
cen, prem unl slab: bills.
EgwORLEsEs Ocf. -Fxchsnee On New York 81 sigh, par
al p.uiium. n London, 60 d.y'. stdsf premium.
81 L,UIs Oct. -sisht exchange On New. YORK cent
premium for fod premium for Missouri funds and |! premium
for
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po.seugers Arrived

In e1p lp ltyod J,os L,eeypoo Mr.. AID Mrs Tovrssad
sssrps., Dr. Mrs Chisholm, Mr. srd Mrs T. O. Chisholm
AID ebid Lieut. pson s. Regiueui scy Ane chiA Mo
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