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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the goth of November.
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~ SsS ANttSAttusgtCGTs
LONDON, Nov. 19.-Before official
hours to-day there was a better inquiry
for U. s. 500 bonds, and sales were re-
ported at7O9s@7Ok against 7O@7Ok on
saturday. The advance was fully sus-
tanned at the regular opening of the
market, when sales were announced at
7OK@O7S.
Dispatches from Frankfort and Am
sterdam also report 5-2Os better by 20
e per cent, with a steady business do
ing. In the former market transac-
tions were effected at 751<; closing firm.
American railway shares are rather
higher.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1e.-There is con-
tinued firmness In the market for
Breadstuffs, and sound parcels find
ready buyers at the current rates OF
Saturday.
LONDON, Nov. ia new Russian
loan of six millions, has been announc-
ed. The Dutch Chambers have been
opened. The King, in his opening
speech to the Chambers, expressed
hopes for reciprocal confidence and 10y
atty to the Constitution.
PARIS, Nov. 2O.-It is said that NJ.
Monster, the French Minister, is pre-
pairing note on the Mexican question.
1t is understood that it will be concil-
iatory toward the United States and
will not object to the recognition OF
the Juarez government.
The preparation for the evacuation
of Rome by the French troops will be
finally completed by the 18th of De,
cember.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2O.-A propo-
sition has been introduced into the
House to authorize the negotiation of a
loan Of forty million forms.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 2O.-At the Ma
tional Reform Conference held in this
city, it was resolved to use all possible
effort to counteract the tactics of the
tories and to prepare the outline ola re-
form bill.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20, (Noon.)-Cotton
opens quiet and steady at lad for mid.
ding uplands. Business thus far in
dicates a days sale of 10000 bales.
LONDON, Nov. 20, (Noon.) -Consols
for money opened at 9O1<; o. 8. 5-2Os
7O]z; Illinois Central, 7s3<; Erie, 80.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2O.-The Nation-
al Convention of the grand army of the
republic convened at Opera Hall this
morning. "A large number of delegates
were present from all sections OF the
country. The proceedings are kept a
secret. A number OF distinguished
officers are present, among whom are
Generals Palmer and Logan, ofILinois,
and Gen. Vandever, of Iowa.
The Daily Herald establishment
(Democratic) was sold at auction to-day
to LATE, Devlin d Co., of Cambridge,
Indiana.
The grand lodge and grand encamp-
ment of Odd Fellows Of the State of
Indiana, met in semi-annual commu-
nication. The reports OF the grand
officer show that the order is In very
prosperous condition.
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FOREIGN NEKs-
Arrival OF tho steon,.,. I1,,,.,,,.,,

arrival OF the steamer IEIberDTan.
PoRTLAND, ME-, Nov. 2O.-The steam-
snip di6ernian, from Liverpool al II
A. NJ, Nov: Sth, and Londonderry on
the 9Th, arrived here at 1880 this morn
A number of cabinet councils ware
being held in London.
The Times says they can hardly be
on the subject of reform, as the measurs
is scarcely likely to be in so forward a
state as TO permit an elaborate discus
sion of its details, and it therefore pre-.
sumes the attention of the council is oc.
cupied by departmental business,
amongst which, the Times hopes, in.
cluded the army organization.
Sir ]. L. Knight Bruce, late Lord
Justice, died on the 9TH inst.
Drafts of Dent 81 Co., OF China, were,
on the 9TH inst, refused acceptance by
Kent, Palmer q Co., of Liverpool. The
two firms are entirely distinct. The en-
Eagements of the firm are estimated at
SS,0OO,0O0. The partners are wealthy,
and it is believed the creditors will re.
ceive the whole of their claims.
1t Is announced that ex-Gov. Eyre, OF
Jamaica, would he arraigned at the
central court of London, in about ten
days, for the Jamaica murders.
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Foreign InteIlIgence.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2O.-The Herald's
foreign correspondent shows that the
cause of the people is steadily advan-
cling, Notwithstanding the daily at
tempts of the more powerful monarchs
to aggregate territory and solidify inn
perialism by diplomacy after war. We
netia cheering around the ballot box,
and through which her citizens COM
pleted the unity of Italy, gives hope
and courage to the Hungarians, who
to-day are ripe for revolution, steadies
the arms in the hands of the Canadian
insurgents, and animates them to re-
newaf of strife, which will reopen the
great eastern question, and at the same
moment enables the population of Rome
and millions of Ireland to bear their
burdens, patiently biding their time.
Napoleon sees and feels his difficulties
in Rome, Mexico and the East. We
are assured that Drouyn De L'Huys
will be recollected. To the head of the
Foreign Department. OF France, the EN-
peror acknowledges that the Marquis
De Monster has neither schooled or
disciplined himself in the art of state
craft to that extent which is necessary
for the imperial service, at this peculiar
crisis.
Baron Buests' appointment in the
Austrian cabinet alarms Prussia, and
consequently inclineS both the King
and Count Bismarck more and more in
favor Of perfecting a Russia-German al
lance.
The EmperorofAustria employs him
self in visiting the battle fields and the
scenes of his late defeats. His trip APP
pears to be melancholy one, both In
interest and the receptions accorded
him.
The Russian newspaper organs ac-
cuse France and England with engage
ing in an active intrigue for the excln-
sion of the Gar from the final settle
ment of the Eastern question, and as
justed without Russia; but II such an
event were possible and occurred, the
subject would be reopened in manner
most disastrous for operations.
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Fire.

NEW York, Nov. 2O.-A Cincinnati
dispatch says a fire there last night de-
stroyed 500, 600 worth of property be-
longing to Jones & Brannon, liquor
dealers, and Nepper d Bros, dealers
in clothing. They were partly insured.
A Herald's Washington special saws:
News of very startling character NAV
be expected from Mexico in a short
time. " Is asserted upon good author.
ity that Macmillan will leave Mexico
shortly after the arrival of Gen. SHEER
man, and that there will be no French
troops on the soil OF Mexico thirty days
after his arrival there,
Quartermasters and commissary
stores for 6,OO0 troops have been order
ed 10 Fortress Monroe. This is sup
posed to mean Sherman and Mexico.
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SAN FRANC1sco, Nov. 2O.-The Mexi-
can brig Basso, having as passengers
Capt. John D. Urmee and others, was
boarded at Cape st. Eneas, October
2Sd, while on the way from La PaZ to
San Francisco, by CASTOR D'Aster and
two others, armed with pistols, who
demanded the Captains papers, and at
the same time declaring the Captain
to be Mexican pirate and themselves
authorized to search the vessel for arti-
cles contraband of war. When D'Aster
was called upon to produce authority
for the seizure of the vessel, he showed
them a copy purporting to be from
Corona and said the original order was
left on shore. Four more armed men
subsequently Joined D'Aster, when the
Captain and passengers were robbed
of everything valuable and the vessel
plundered. The brig was released the
next day, after giving bond for $40, 600,
and arrived here last night.
"A Japan paper, of October 18th, says
that Stalsbaski had succeeded to the
Tycoonate, by proclamation, and
would send an embassy to the Emperor
of Russia with the object of defining
the boundaries and arranging the Lag.
halien difficulties.
The schooner Eliza, from Tahita,
brings 10000 pounds of cotton. The
brig Carl Ludwig, from Hong Kong,
brings 5000 bags of rice and 200 chests
of tea. Rice is quoted at 81 60; Shang-
hal cotton $26 SO.
A private letter from Honolulu, of
November LIST, says that Admiral
Thatcher will remain there with the
steamer Vanderbilt during the present
month.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-About eight
O'Clock this morning the expected prize
fight took place at Johnson's Landing,
below Alexandria. The contestants
were Mike Cav, alias English, of this
Forty-four rounds were fought in 36
minutes. In the 7th round Whites
shoulder was dislocated. 1t is said that
English fairly won the fight, but the
referee decided that a foul blow was
struck by him, and gave tho victory to
White. The hackers of English refuse
submitted to pugilistic authority for
their decision.
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MasonIe Celebration.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.-The demon
stratton made by the Masonic brother
hood here to-day Is a very imposing
one, from 5000 to 5000 We're in the line
Of procession, dressed uniformly In
black with regalias. and carrying the
son and GOV. Swami will witness the
ceremony of laying the corner stone of
the new temple. The President, wear
ing his Masonic regRliA, reviewed the
procession from the steps of Governor
Swann's residence.
The procession was formed with the
junior lodges in advance, among them
the lodges from Washington, Alexan-
drla, Norfolk, Petersburg, Lynchburg,
Winchester, Shepherdstown, and other
points in Virginia; and among the COM
mandaries of the Knights Templars,
there were those from Philadelphia,
New York, Newt Jersey, Louisville, KY,
and Washington.
AS soon as the procession had gather
ed around the site of the new temple,
and the positions assigned to the
various lodges had been taken up, the
Grand Lodge OF Maryland was opened
with the ceremonies appointed for such
occasions. The Most Worthy Grand
Master, John Coates, directed the exer-
cises, which consisted of the usual
Impressive ritual and the chanting of
several hymns written for the occasion.
The ceremony was concluded by pour
ing oil, wine and corn upon the stone,
the Grand Master making a solemn
invocation at each libation. J. N. B.
Latrobe, Esq, delivered the Grafton.
The gavel used by the Grand Master
at the ceremonies to-day, is the same
that was used by Washington when he
laid the corner stone of the Capitol at
Washington, in 1898; it is made of stone
and capped with gold. Tonight the
Grand Lodge of Maryland will give
a banquet to the visiting members of
Grand Lodges of other States at Con-
cordia Hall. The elegance of the en-
fact that it will cost &c. 900. The price
of the tickets ia sos each
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PuTsBuRaH, Nov. 2O.-Considerable
remark and surprise has been created
by the summary discharge of seven of
the Oldest and most prominent con-
ductors on the western division of the
Pennsylvania Railroad and the vacan-
cies filled by new conductors. It is
rumored that changes will be made on
for the removal.
Notices have been served on the
news-dealers OF this city against the
sale OF the National Police Gazette, of
New York, which, 1t is alleged, con-
tainsIa libel on young lady in Allie
gheny in connection with the Prestly
case. Libel suits are about to be in
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100 coupons lOO<@lOO1S; August 7-SOs lOssa
AVS22ZSsi JAnHary dolOo1z@l0Jz.
The foreign exchange market Ia rather
basis of 100 for prime BANKERS siStY Sa 9
bills, and l09M9lfO for short sIEht,
a. tue Lle L9IL open board the stock market
WaS genefaly steady, although uotuuite mn
70 the highest point OF the day In All tesrSeets.
New York Central sold down to 10. A me
second regular board this stock has been StSite
acttVet this afternoon, and the deaIInSs IN q
have been the chief feature of the T1nrl-at
j r5ere Is more confident feeling that the
activity in several Of the c9Se Stocks Ses6sa
lows: New YoFk Sentrs 10 we Eps as zS FOL.
i n1S1,ason l2l; Reading III; Michigan Central
trail l2O; Pittsburgh s.; ChicaGo & NoFtbTe ef-
TSi;o3 90 Preferred TS1S; Toledo ia. Rock
1siand IlSS5 Fort Wayne 1864; Ohio & Mis-
BuHhIo.
NoyENRER 9.-F'LoUR.- OuIst. Gales oS on
W {Ts S S9s Spring at sl So SlI % for Amber
loads containing y COO bushes, at 81 ia S SaI
Port Washington; s. ley Green Raw Chm
lrmer after the receipt OF the caSfa TSsiil
9ats-Sales of 1850 bushels Chicago at sc
B Bari Quiet and held at l5Slsc for Canada.
=, !oyIsIoSs-Pork-s2s OOa2l 90. Land
Y
FRI ERREIGHTs..Canal ffeiGhts firm; to New
YORK. wheat, &c; corn 2cc; oat Is.
Chicago.
:, MoyEMRER 9.-FLoUR-Qulet at 90 259
IL 25 for extras. ~
. I.SSo55W6eat-Advanced la9c. closing
No: 2 ConSadvanced 2S95lc, closing t y t,r r1i
At $685. for No. l, and 5TGSj for No. q
SSa ga 3 A9}zc; sales at SS1S for
HIGHw1NEs-s IS for bonded.
RoNIsIoNs-Pork-S2l. Hogs-EntireIy
FREIGHTs-Quiet.
Milwaukee.
81 ETSo 10Y 9O.-Flour-Active at decline
GRAIlN-wheat- 4alOc, closing
quiet. Corn-Sic. Oats-Declined l92c.
philadelphia.
superfine SS@S so. y -O'
GRATESS3;Wheat1aYery dull at Sis for red.
new Csc. Oats-6Sc. -
PROyls1oNs-T Tend downward. Mess Pork
I-S24. Lard-Dull at lI6Sl4ISc
WHIsKY-Dnl and unchanged.
Baltimore.
NoyENBER, 2o.-FLoUR-Dull;l low grades
S Ga1IS1 wheat-Dnll; red s. 9oas Is. Corn
Heavy at 57S59c. seecis-stea3y. - OatS-
az. PtIRoVlsIoNs-Dun and inactive. Lard-l4@
downward. Coftee-DulI and nominal.
st. Louis.
NOVEMBER observation-disclosures dull.
unsettled and lower. superior IS 5O99 .;
ex ira U 75SlO %; Xxx Sll OO9I2 5O.A
GRAIN-Wheat-Prim 10 choice SDrinv
S2 1892 IL; prime fall g 6O92 IS; prime IS 7GS
%. Corn-2C5Sc lower, old western 81 O5ES
O9; choice yellow and white 81 l0ai N
Oats-29Sc lever; prime 6265Ic.
PRoVIsIoNs-POrk declined one dollar
SSaSon1ooQuletss shoulders l5c; rib sides I45Ec;
SAGaE AuSs
WHISKY-Dull at 81 So
NOVEMBER, 2O.-FLoUR-25c lower on
spring grades; SlI Soil rs for No. i spring:
SIS % for red winter; sl4 so whittier SIS so for
6RAIN-Wheatq quiet and nominally lower.
Gorn-Scarce and sales confined to small lots.
and PeRs-NomInnl "'S
&C! CANAL FREIaHTs cents higher on
grain.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2O.-The COMMITTEES
appointed to conduct the award OF per-
mission to the members of the Crosby
Opera HoHse Association, announce
that the drawing will positively take
place on the 2lst Of January, 1867, The
committee assure all parties interested
that every care will be taken to SECURE
perfect fairness in the awards.
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ToRoNTo, Nov. 2O.-Discoyeries of
gold at Madoc is corroborated, and
there is no doubt as to the extent and
richness of the deprsits.
The statement that Bishop Koran is
going to England to oppose the confed-
Grafton, Is contradicted.
Maj. Gen. Stysted, G. B., will succeed
Maj. Gen. Napier on the staff, in Cana
da at the commence Of nextyear. Gen.
StyBted served with distinction in Per-
sta, and through the critical periods in
the Indian mutInY.
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RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 20.-Rav.
Jacob James, colorCd preacher, was
shot last night by another co1ored man
named Newton Holmes and died this
morning. Holmes also shot his wife,
who, however, will recover. He was
arrested and acknowledged the deed,
but says he found James and his wife
in fG1TdEtd diESctH,
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81. LOUIS, Nov. 2O.-The Northwest
Fur Company's steamer Miner, from
the Upper Missouri, arrived at st.
Joseph, brings down $4,000 in gold.
She passed about one hundred Mack
inaW boats ON the way down, each lib
erably supplied with dust.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 20. In 1.-THE Supreme
Court to-day, the appeal from the deci-
sion of the special term, awarding to
ketchum, Rogers & Co., over 500, 200
for their damages by the Schuyler
fraud was argued, and the decision af-
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CoTToN.-AIore active at about previous
prices sales at 34@3l%c for middlinR nm
lands, chiefly S4c, and closing dull at those
FLoUR-yery dun and l592sc. lower. at
NJ $40 OO9lO 20 for sound common extra state:
$40 76911 60 for round hoop Ohio; and siI 7OS
u e loE trade andS closing more active and
VIII W an upward tendency.
bond. ~ ''S' ''S AZ
GRARS.-wheat-2Sso lower, closing with
No NIiwaukee; 3al5 for infsTIor AZ do q e iS5
Ior unsound Spring, and $40 for Amber
State. HYe-Quiet and declining Barley
1 Doil ana 142c lower, closing hrm at 81 O8 for
choice free: Barley Malt-Dull. Corn-If.
regular and unsettled; 81 2i@l 25 for shipping
mixed western in store and aflOat and 81 q
for white and yellow Western. In me AFTER
noon the market was decidedly fiFIner under
the cable reports from Liverpool, Ouotino
corn at 40S, and sales Of Western mixed Wers
~ maze g AT 81 279l p, and afterwards held at
d " So, ana white Western at 81 29l 80. Oats
declined l@2c; sales at 62I<@65S for West
erna and BI@69c for Stale, closing firmer.
Dull.
PETRoLEuM-Quiet at 22X92Sc for crude.
and 399Sjc. for refined in bond.
PRoVIsIoNS-Pork = Opened hrmer but
closed heavy and irregular ;at 81 6O923 is,
S3215 for regular, and $40 OO92O 50 for prime:
also $50 bbls new mess at S22S7 sellers onion
for November s23 00923 so seIleTS' option for
January; and S22 .; sellers option ali the
mess, and ls92Oc for new extra mess Reef
HamS-Dull at 30935c, Bacon-Ouiet AMI
steady. Cut Meats-Dull and heavy at lie
Dressed Hogs-Heavy at S5S@9L for WeStsTn
1aId-HeaVy at l29l31<c
BUTrER-5aeavy ut 1l93lc for Ohio.
CIEESE-Dull at &9l6Zc.
changed --N- -
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPu.
Spirit OF the New YORK Market.

Spirit OF the New York Market.
NOVEMBER, 2O.-The Posts money article
Tho loan market is active at per cent.
with exceptional transactions at 5t97 per
cent. There appears to be less draw or cur
rency to the interior.
Money Is less stringent in the Western
cities.
The stock market opened strong, became
weak weak anu closed with an upward tendency.
humors OF the increasing activity in money
nave some effect in depressing the specula-
i've feeling. Governments are 1{5h per cent
higher than yesterday. Railroad shares are
unsettled. AFTER the regular board the quo
t tat1ons were, New York Central 1857; Erie
IIs6 Hudson River 1924; Reading 1885;
S$1s; Illinois Central ll9; Pittsburgh $50;
EHTorthwestern 50; do preferred 725S; Toledo
lOe44; Ohio & Mississippi Certificates OK.
me specie received by the Ocean Queen
from Aspinw0ll amounts to 81, l2l ,S97 Il.
Foreign exchange Is Inactive; bills at 60
days on London are quoted at IO75SaiOs[: for
short sight l0o1<GI0g2A.
The Commercials money article saws.
me money market shows considerable
activity owing to the large transactIons in
sseSnrlues, and the rates are firm but not quo
OF the banks are asking per cent, but proba-
bly, from exceptional reasons: the general
cent. The government broters have - 1'oh psI
offered freely at per cent. Discounts aTe
quiet, but with large amount OF paper Of
paper under7 per cent, but on the street sales
OF prime names are affected at 61<97 per
It the stock market the battle between the
Dulls and bears is hercely maintained the
latter having for the moment the aScendancy,
Governments show general reaction from
the depression developed yesterday morning
!ne decline brought large amount of or
de[s nom the Interior and from financial In
situations in this city who had recently real
lzed upon the higher price. Some OF the
foreign bankers were also buyers.
Foreign exchange continued very dull:
prime ~ days bankers sterling Is quoted NJ
IO574@ l09; thirty days do lO91S 9lO0EI; francs
long date. 5l7RhlEl< -s.(A' -.,
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Rrown sh.o.In1sT,l,,a,, -.

Brown sheetLngs-Indlan Head 81; ATTAIN
NJ Bleae SE shirtings-Wamsutta SIX; Harris
II; Empire IL '>2' @---''-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 231S; Hartford 20.
Sam6rtcs-Washingt 1i5<; Portland liz:
SelesiRs-ClintOn so; LonSd1le 22%,
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Steamboats,.
FOR CINCINNATI

The elegant steamer, ''R, r. HUD-
SON" Capt. Russell, VIM. List,
HICPk, win leave for the above and
IN termediate ports on Friday, November 2Srd
inst, at O'Clock, p. m. -''>-
For freight or paasRRe apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE& CO..
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FOR CINCINNAn.

- The splendid steamer aEDIN-
lBURG,n Capt. 1. L. Thompson,
.1G. w. Thompson Clerk, will leave
as above on Wednesday, the 2isi inst, al
FOR freight OF PasSage, apply ON board or to
.oo. a. BOOTH, BATTELLE& CO.,
noHeJ-zG Agents.
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Towing! ToWinpI

@OW4h8 4OW1nR
GEALED PROPOSITIONS FOR ALI, THE
- Salt towing Of the Ohio River Salt CO. for
the year 1867, Will be received up to 10 O'Clock
a. me- Tuesday, January LIST, 1857.
the flats and bargeS loaded. =
The party towing TO receive the barRes ut
the furnace landings on the Ohio River, to
tow pay lock fees. wharfage and other exc
penses, unload the barges and return them
In making bids the parties will give the
points: -AS
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nashville Tam
Madison, Ind, ClRrksyiIIe Tam
Louisville, KY, COlumbns. KT.-'
JeffersOnville, Ind, Cairo, M.
New Albany, Ind, Alton M
Evansville. Ind, Quincy. nj
Paducah. KY, 81. Louis, No,
ANY party who may be awarded the contract
VIII De required to give bonds for the faithful
performances of the contract.
the Ohio River Salt Co. reserves the right
proper.
The propositions will be sealed and nd
dressed to Hon. ". B. Horton, POmerOy. o..
OHIO RIVER SALT co.
4. Il. HUDSON, sec'y. novl9.td
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I 'A77eHIseE FHcNbt IOF FIIGBs
buFgh, wheeling and PaFkersburE.
~ The new and elegant passenger
.S I6Sl "GREY EAGLE" Capt.
I4l,IJohne Gordon, A. r, BuntifR
Clerk. leaves Pittsburgh for Parkersbufsas
every "Wednesday and Saturday at 10 mi;
leaves wheeling for ParkerSbung every
wednesday and Saturday at u p. nj: leave
ParksBbu[g for Pittsburgh every Monday
ParkerBbuFB every Tuesday and FTidaV NJ !
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon.
S q y, ana 4hnrsday at the Wharf Boat until S
BOOTH, BATTELLEA CO.,
0c4 Steamboat Agents.
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DRYGooDs.

The dry goods market Is without particular
feature OF change or interest this morning.
The quietneas in trade still continues VhIIe
loboers are making all possible effort 10 at
tract attention and to discover at what prices
buyers will enter the market for good.
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MoNEY 40 srorRa.

MoNEY-NIore active at sac per can't
Sterling Exchange 1OSz@l09
GoLD-t1rmer opening at AK; advancing
70 l4l26t declining 70 III, and closing at lAl1$:
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-A shade flFmeF
1905, ID series, 1867; SD coupons '62, lOSl<;
do. '65, 1851.
SrocKs.-Steady; Fort Wayne lO7: North
estern SIX; Cleveland & Pittsburgh 685[:
Illinois Central l2Ok;; Michigan Southern
tEal 1lOz; Rock Island lO51S: WesteFn Union
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