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PRESSING her face back out of the
line of sight between him and the stran-
Ger tbouyh doubtless not free from some
soothing influence from her sweet and
nious flial ministration. for when he at
length spoke. his words were perfectly
coherent and even calm. with no other
appearance of insanity than the contu-
sion of persons.
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PRICES tTp SELE9 OF sr0CES IN NEW YoRE
BY TELEGRAPH
Through ILLItN FISHER &SoN, Stock ard Et|rokrrr.
No o. SnntI street

In New York to-day the stock market rather frme
in tone New York Central advanced d; Cleveland ant
Toledo s. Rock Island 4 Michigan Southern guaranteed
~ Canton Il Missouri 6s 3; and Virginia Gs and Hi
nois Central bonds I each Erie. Reading, Harlem,
Michigan Southern closed at yesterdays figures, but Ga
lena and Chicago, which the only stock the lis
which fell OF, declined y.
The New York Tribune, of yesterday says:
Money market is without change. The Banks are no
disposed to take anything but very short paper le
than the legal rates, if their receipts, which arr
large should not he absorbed The business seasor
having nearly passed, very little dry goods paper is
secn and frstcass bills maturing i'll May readily
passed at and under legal rates At the discount houses
the rates for first class signatures are 5d7 per cent
Demand loans very easy at sac per cent.
We hear five hundred thousand dollars the proh
BILE shipment Saturday and this may be increased
In addition to the gold for New York, the Panama Rail
road has brought ,55l in gold and silver fn
England. Kansas gold from Pixies Peak begins to find
its way to this city in noticeable amounts. Thompson
Brothers alone receiving about 50 600 per week A.
the assay Office its value ranges from $14 to S7 per
In foreign exchanges the market is quite inactive
without change Sterling is l09EallO6; Francs 5l5@
5l3A.
THE DRY GooDs TRADE.-Thc New York md pendent
has the following report:
Trade at first hands is over for the season but consd
cradle activity still prevails with the principal jObberS
Their sales hoFever are limited to the nearby and city
circles Auction sales few and unimportant Spring
goods arriving in market, but few sold. WooIcn
fabrics be rising. The advance in the price Of the
material at home and abroad Is very serious and
compels manufacturers insist better prices. As
present this viii become very apparent
Fall styles of goods be bought at somewhat lower
prices there is disposition to get clear of this kind
stock ifpossblc
domestic goods are in moderate demand Staple cot
ton fabrics firm with fair demand for China ant
South America. Prints are in reduced stock; the lower
grades are lower in price. Fancy wooens somewhat
in excess of the demand. The imPortatons Of English
Belgian and German goods have been and yet expect
ed be large which keeps in check the sales of domestic
productions But all kinds firm in price under the al
vancing price Of the material. The price o. cotton
the contrary, is tending downward: but the supply o.
fabrics has been excessive, like that of wool
lens and silks"
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at 15dls cts medium do at 1924 cts good do at 2S
30 cts fine do $3.50 cts; fine 5s and los 20 az cts;
medium do l7(d20 cts; sound common do at idl5cts,
and inferior shipping lO's 1S's and POS 8dlO cts.
TALLOW There has been no movement in Tallow for
some weeks past but continue to quote at II cts per
lb. for city rendered.
TIN.-Tin Plate is lower. We quote today IC. at
1925 and y. at sll per boxthese figures being de
clirc Of % cts per box on the previous quotations
Banca Tin is still selling at 81 35 cts and we quote
speer at cts, and Pig Lead at 5& as cts. per lb,
WoOL.-There is fair business doing in Wool. but
the market for it is not active. We quote before:
unwashed at 24d26 cts tub washed at S4G37 cts. for
common; SS40 cts for Extra; No pulled at % SO cts
pulled Merino at 3437 cts. and fleece Woods ranging
from 50 to IS cts. per lb.
|. WHISKEY.-Whskeyh has ruled through the greater
part Of the week at 25H for City and 2G cts for Ohio
but yesterday City sold at % cts and can bought
this figure tolay We quote Ohio today nominal at 70
cts The sales of these descriptions add up about l400
bbs and note also sale during the week of SO bbls.
Country Whiskey in new bbls. at u y cts.
FREIGHTS.-There is vessel up for Great Britain.
The last engagement to Rotterdam 32s., and to
Bremen at DIS Cd for Maryland tobacco brig of 500
bhs has been taken to load at Richmond for Pernam-
buco and back at 81 rs per hb and schooner of 600
bbls for Wndward Islands at GO cts. Coastwse rates
have improved, a d small vessels in demand for
Eastern ports To Boston quote at So 50 per ton for
coal 80 cts per Dbl for flour and cts per bushe for
for coal 20 cts for -four and 7aS grain and to
New York 81 so for coal and for There is
fair amount Offering for Southern ports We quote to
and 81 per ton for heavy goods savannah per
foot 30 cts for dry bbs, 50 cts for wet bb and 81 %
per Monie II cts foot, bO cts hbiS
cts for wet bblS and SI505 per ton; and to New Or
leans Sal0 cts per foot 80 for dry dry bhls 10
for wet bbls., and 81 per ton.
BALTIMORE DRY GOODS MARKET, Nov. 1i.-Iu Dry
Goods there has been comparatively little doing this
The fall trade pretty nearly over although there
stll some goods selling to the trade in immediate vi
cinty The stocks Of goods large and prices
them pretty well maintained although the
advances there is disposition the part Of holders to
make some concessions. We still quote heavy standard
makes of Brown Sheetngs at SkG8A cts medium Sheet
lngs and Shrtings at 7174 and light do at 4I6
cts Bleached Sheetugs and Shirtings still in light
supply but they not firm they Drills
steady at (19 cts. for brown 9a94 cts for beached
l0kdll cts for blue. Cotton Fannels, Denims Strpes
Ticks and Osnaburg in fair request at the previous
rates. Ginghams bringing 10010k for the Ian
caster and Glasgow and Prints still selling
steam, and 9al0 cts. for madder coors There some
Woolens selling and desirable styles of Cassimeres Sa
nets, Tweeds, LinSeys, &c, are bringing full rates.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Schiller Festivals.
NV II III, E,n,,,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. ll.--The Germans in this city
celebrated the Schiller festival yesterday by ban
quet at the Masonic Hall, and in the evening by
a concert and bail
DETROIT, Nov. 1.-THE German Schiller festival
was celebrated BY banquet at the Russell House
last night DIR. keifer being the orator of the occa
sion. The festivities were commenced on Wednes
day evening BY a concert.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Schiller festival was eel
cbrated at Metropolitan Hall last night. An ora.
ton was delivered by Mr.. Brentraud, and poem
by Mr.. Frcichraih.
New ORLEANS, Nov. lO.-The Germans of this
city eel ebratcd the centennial anniversary Of Schil
ler's birth to-day, making fine display.
PIrTsEURG, Nov. l0.-The Schiller centennial
anniversary was celebrated here to-day, with great
pomp, by our German citizens. 4 civic and mill
tary procession consisting Of the various German
societies, Turner's and several volunteer companies,
paraded this morning, bearing appropriate banner
and other devices, with many bands of music
This afternoon a mass meeting was held at the Ma
sonic Hall, where several oTations and speeches
were delivered, and concert was given this even
ing, at which several Of Schillers songs and grand
tableau Of the 'SOng of the Bell were the prnci-
pal features of the occasion.
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CITY INTELLITENCE.

JUDGE OF ELECTION IN THE l0rH WAHD.-The fol-
lowing preamble and resolution was introduced into
the First Branch of the City Council last evening
by Mr. Penn, of the 10th ward.
Whereas the nomination of john Hfnsley one Of the
Judges Of Election for the 10th ward Of the city of Bat
the first cay of November instant, submit
ted to convention of the two Branches of the City
Council for confirmation and approval and rejected"
and whereas Notwithstanding such rejection, the said
Hnsley acted of the Judges of said election
said ward at the late election held the 2d instant:
Therefore, Be II resolved By the First BrnRch oG The
CITY Cn11icd IF Baltimore, That the acting Mayor be
and he is hereby respectfully requested communicate
to the Branch all information in his possession in refer
to the official connection of said Hnsey with the
said election, and if he approved OrcommSioned
act such Judge, at what hour of that day he ap
pointed or commissioned.
ReS0rsd also, That the City Counselor be and he is
hereby respectfully requested to inform this Branch
whether the said Hnsey acted such Judge of said clec
ton under his advice and with his concurrcnce, and
to the subject Of such appointment, and whether in
his opinion the said nsley duly authorized by law
to act as such Judge of election
1t was laid on the table by unanimous vote
PARbovED.-Gov. Hicks has pardoned a Young
German girl, named Louisa Frederick Da,hc, who
was convicted on tn" goth of September last, in the
Criminal CauTt for the larceny of 4 dress belong
ing to a woman named Mary Dare, and who had
been sentenced to the penitentarv for the term of
eighteen months.
CHANGE OF II0UR.-On and after Monday next
the through train Tor the West will leave the Cam
den station Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
745, A. NJ, instead OF 7.2O, A. NJ, As at present.
Several other changes have been made, which will
be seen by reference to the schedule in our adver
tiSno columns
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Monstarp ann Commercial 8tbifh.
BA1rlnonr. Noremhae II. 1859.

BALTIMORE, November Ii, 1909.
There has been a larger business done in Stocks this
week than last, but the transactions have nevertheless
been light the aggregate value of the sales made the
Board being only about Sl25 OGO For the leading spec
ulative Baltimore and Ohio Raroad the market has
through the week been pretty steady There have been
100 shares Of this stock sold at S57d57H and IL
closed today at s57H bid $572I asked for the opening
In Northern Central Railway there has been considerable
activity the sales adding up about 400 shares 1t has
sold through the week at s2O2 D2OH cash, and $20K
POS buyers option 60 days, but it has been selling
through the week at sellers option 60 days at \ to 4 a
dollar under the cash price. 1t left of to-day at s2O
bid S20% asked regular way, but it offered the
close at $50 sellers option 60 days There has been
siderable doing this week in Mining stocks We note
sales of 200 shares Gardener Hill at S 100 shares Gull
ford at 81 e. and 200 shares do at 81 69G75 Garden
Hill left off to-day 50 O6 bid 50 % asked and Gull
ford at 81 60 bid, $l75 asked regular way. There
We're 200 shares Santa Clara sold day or two since
at so buyer GO days, and 80 shares subsequently
at $9 buyer 60 days nothing has been done in it
within the day two. There has been fair inquiry
this for Baltimore City 6s but in other loans the
transactions have been light. We note sales of some
$4,000 City Gs at 96d9GH for 1s75's; ok 1S7Os;
9SKG994 for 1865 and 9SEM99 for 1905 1865 left
off day 9S4 bid 9Ss5 asked and 1905 at 9sH bid,
90 asked The sales of Railroad bonds include 81 900
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at SO4 JSOH, and $4,000
Northern Central lSS5S at 6b baltimore ana ONO 1888
closed at soy bid and Northern Central 1855 at 65A
bid, COZ asked There has been little done this
Bank stocks the sales embracing only % shares
Farmers Merchants at s39E and Al shares Franklin
at $11A@11.
We notice rather easier feeling in the Money market
than there week ago. but tine discount rates have
declined, and prime business paper is still selling
the street at 910 per cent the bulk Of the negotiations
being, however, at the inside figure. There is good
deal of paper Offering the street but there is no diff
Guilty placing that bearing undoubted names the
current rates Call loans range at from to per cent,
according to the security offered. The banks still
dscounting quite literally to their regular customers,
but has been the for weeks past they
doing very little for outside parties
The foreign imports into Baltimore this week consider
ably exceed those of last but the exports have been very
light. The imports for the week ending Thursday
in value $3.50 So of which sl47 63I were free
ana sS29 duty paying goods but the exports for
the period amount to only S3lI73, against SITS
last week and :24 9S7 for hecorespondns week in S5S
SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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Later from iIeNicO-Disasters Sustained by
the Liberals.

the Liberals.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Tennessee
| from Vera Cruz with dates to the Sth inst has ar
! rived, bringing $1,000 specie. The Liberal eXpc
| dition against Tehuacan, Orzaba and COrdova was
a disastrous failure. Gen. Mea, without firing a
| gun, retrGated, losing six hundred men, takcr
| prisoners, one thousand muSkets, and twelve
cannon which Gen. MnOn captured without kill
ing one. Gen. Marquza had pronounced for Santa
| Anna, after seiZing conducta having in charge
S2,SOOOO0 SPECIE which he undertook to escort tC
| Tepic, and appropriated 5000, 900 of the amount
| himself and detained the rest at Guanaiuato. The
British and French Ministers energeicallv protest
| ed against the act. President Miramon against
the wishes of his cabinet, with only four aids left
the Capitol, ostcnsibly to collect troops and pursue
Marquiza a traitor, but it was feared that Mira
mon was leagued with Marquiza. The Liberal:
| were greatly encouraged thereby.
| General Degollado had defeated General Alard
! and captured his artillery. He entered GuanaiuatC
with five thousand men. General Vol at
LegrOs and General Drgollado was pursuing.
Rio Grande City had been attacked by portion
Of Certina's band who pillaged nearly every house
twas reported that Certna's two bands number
700 men. The Brownsville people were in great
distress. The mails were all interrupted and the
outlaws threatened to destroy the town and cut of
and murder all reintorcements.
From Denver City.
LEAyENwORTH, Nov. ll.-The express from Den
yer city, of the Sd inst, has arrived, bringing
S35, 900 in treasure.
MT. w llllalnS, Il delegate from ihc territory Ol
Jefferson, comes passenger by the express. His
seat will be contested by DR.. Willing. The cleo
ton of Mr.. Steel As Governor is confirmed. The
Legislature was to meet on the 7th. The weather
on the mountains very fine. The yield of gold
at the mines continued large.
The Utah mail of the DIST ult. has also arrived.
News unimp0rtant
Mr. Parrott's majority as delegate from Kansas
is probably 5000 The Republicans have majori-
ty in the Legislature.
senator Douglas Dangerously Ill.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ll.-It was thought last night
that Senator Douglas was recovering from his at
tack OF bilious fever, but to-day he is dangerously
i'll.
Governor Willard is here and stopping at the
National.
Damage to Pref. Lowc's Mammoth Balloon.
New YORK, Nov. ll.-Professor loves NAM
moth balloon was to-day driven by a gust of wind
against tent tearing it that the 5000 feet of
gas it contained escaped Immediately. The damage
will be repaired Immediately.
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4 GREAT BILLIARD MATCH AT CHICAGO


From tie Cbicag) Journal. Of Nov TN
large and very respectable audience gathered
together at Metropolitan Hall, Saturday evening,
to witness the billiard match between Albert lie
Brun and Washington Campbell, two weIl-known
PLAYERS of tins city. The game was one thousand
points round the table, off the spot, for $3.50
a side, and was played upon one Of Phean's com
bination cushion tables. Two and oHc-half inch
balls were used by the players.
Michael Geary and NJ. y. Jones appointed
iudres, Abner Pen referee, and James Carroll
marker. About eight ocloc: the players entered,
both in excellent spirits, and both confident of
victory.
lie Brun led Off missing. Campbell then run AZ,
and left the balls in, compelling LG Brun to bank.
By very cautious playing on the part OF Campbell,
L. Brun being obliged to bank seven eight
times he turned the first hundred Sc ahead. lie
Brun began to wake up to the necessity of closing
up the gap, and accordingly turned the second
hundred 7 ahead Of Campbell, having made the
very pretty runs of 50 and 81.
The third hundred was closely PLAYED and if
Campbell had not louled by touching his oppo.
nents ball, might have been in his favor; as it was
lie Brun gained %, and turned b ahead. Camp
bell recovered the gap by four runs of 81 40, u
and 49, and turned the fourth hundred 80 ahead
The fourth hundre d was very close and hOtv con.
tested, both players growing cautious. lie Brun
rounded the fifth hundred 10 ahead. From this
point to the close o the game, lie Brun seemed to
| concentrate his abilities upon the work before him,
| and made several elegant shots One five cushion
/
! any during the Phelan and Seercter match. Camp
bell seemed to to lose confidence the gap grew
| wider and wider. lie Brun turned the sixth hun
dred IS ahead the seventh Gs: the eighth, 50; the
! ninth, l55: the housund 23i. Game declared
| amid great enthusiasm and applause for the win
! ner.
| LIE Brun made the following large runs during
the game: AZ, AZ, So, "a, and Sc; Campbell 81, Al
| and 40.
LIE Brun was born in Columbus, Ohio, anC
is only twenty years Of age. This is, we believe hi.
first public match, although he has played will
! Foley, of Detroit. He is of the most graceful
players we have seen, and for elegant delivery
of his shots, is worthy to stand side by side Will
| PheIan. He is very cool and collected, and neve
during the game lost self-poSsession the last shot
being delivered as elegantly any during th
game.
Campbell is thirty-one years of age and wa
! born in Brownvie, n. Y. He is well known t,
billiard players all over the Union and has played
! with Tieman, Seereter, and all the n0tabilities
| He is not graceful player, but at the tint
| plays an excellent game, and were he in his yer,
| best condition would be hard opponent to beat
lie has a very long reach, so that he seldom
bridge He touches his balls very firmly and accu
ratey and occasionally accomplishes almost i'm
possible shots.
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L'[REN-

An alarm fire was sprung yesterday forenoon
from box No. 50, caused by the partial burning of
a load Of cotton whilst being driven along Cathe-
and owned by Messrs. Gambrill and Cooper. Be
for the fire was discovered in the wagon it had
reached the depot of the Northern Central Rail
way, at the Bolton intersection. The fire is sup
posed to have had its origin by some sparks from
segar, and although the brigade speedily on
their way their services were not required, as the
fire extinguished before their arrival.
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made and did not therefore the purposes for
which il constructed. Jury out.
CRcuIT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE CIrY.-lion. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied
yesterday:
Waters rs. Edgar. Before reported. Further
argued by Reverdy Johnson, Esq, for defendant.