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SUPERIOR cou,T--TRlAt TERN.

Before Judge Jones.
John Brocneu j. q. van Ripev. This action
70 recover S225 being the with Interest Of certain
margin in stock jobbins TRANSACTION II appeared from
The evidence that In the syns Of 1850 v Ripper In.
dueed BY friend to speculate little In tho stock Of the
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company tho stock Of which
The time subject 70 ductuiona On tho l6h Of March.
short time after the Van Ripper. he
repsired with his adviser Tho once Of tho plain
f and ordered hundred shares mentioned
stock dspositing at the time s contracting pay the
Snce o. Ten per cent margin on the purchase q the
cOrdng purchased The dsssnsisd stock hold.
ing AZ ne orders Of dsfsndant The latter on reflection
authority x. sSSs ns. srs %ss more afe
as ahead and acting .ccorny NJ Van Rper never
pas II second before Dir Brownen Tho lat
Hpss served notice upon him 2 come forward and redeem
Value and Ii ssa ss At
:nd Ae stock ddy nsars which sn,ailca upon
s ~ TO sS sssd so &c
foregoing cause OF action technical and this Il Ia which
dcfendaat claimed that unless here . "a sale
and delivery of stock, as eeiween tho plaintiff and
% have purchased In the in.oresi Of dstenaans
available a snS 70 q Gi hs na ;"ss
Tor on the part Rpcr the defendant he 1.-THE defend
ye jury ualos Browne CHE plsn,ia1 had KEEP. on
hand sSsSnsas 70 amss suesn aaoan, 2. u: stock
fsndan, g long dcsndan held Part q said stock 70
desndea Without being ecpe-d % purchase or bor
row any Of tho TO meet such demand he could
the painr Tails was question be said IA conclusion de-
snS s. ipa me n ssas
for the plaintiff IN the full amount.
Verdict Against a Railroad Company.
y Before Judge Barbour.
The case Of Mary A. MacBsnncu, which submitted
yesterday jury particulars Of which appeared
% r.. sFsGna
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CoyyEK.-The market was quiet but steady, with small
Farlos steady viii rather mors Iiesr.l offerings
T.: T. TIE:
sss shp 70 iSs4on barley ds "a sIS y, tons 2
2cssA %adsrsss demand prevailed for consumption and
prices A TAs Gales inciuds s. bales, ls q No
g. :. e Ss, asd rIss ssr, ou,., I'm. arm a. n.
quotations. We heard o. no trans.c.Ions
MATED demand prevailed Tor smai sas io,s and prices
generally nominal at previous quotations for earsoss
ss very
% s 9 e Ss &. ra n. sn ss rss .r:
proved ssm.ss: :sIs. aud Ssis Sc sad pale
$. ss;: g a. = d sl GO ''sis:
YIinsssd si continued quis, bu, sssdy. a q
on cAEn-w noticed sale. o. 100 tons city In Sass on
prov ~ SSi. Sesi 70 d. sses . g.s.
io demand pprE Andhs marie. closed a.
he s. sss .s,. ss y ss'; .sd
s.sa Or @sw ~ss and 81 en- re- P s' s CO...
:.j;s Ana 90 !. g = q: 2. =.
s 81 rs sss . S q s ssi ss's fSs es
81 is,; :. % and is.s' @
.houiders OF bacon no ssss o. inDor'anee IAnsprsd
,s 81 "a ' Es.sis .sa E:
dairy % choice factory made -. o,,.. ~, A. =,
sEs s.e., VIII, Il ssiss q q 10 sSls
l00D bbls, 10 gravity In bulk AZ lDtc lor AL THIS
month. or bonded sales made OF ~ obls a. s,a
for prime light white and &c o<e for standard
also by bblr d. for December At &c, buyers
ton In Phadciphls 500 bbls standard whs sold At 5,
600 primo light white At 3iAc., and oJ do
do December January ard February At sc, buyers
option - .
suaAn nominaly shade IN favor Of hs buyer the
decline the gold premiam causing sancrA desire 70 -
willis buyers were few and far betwe~n The sHes Sov
limited 20 20 hhds Porto Rico AZ from lie aStc ,.1
CUB, a zoe lie and .%sn :, T., sa,s ,o Va. 20,
wanted Refined sugar easier hsIds chg 49, 90
iss the latter price FOR siandars and soft III rs Is !,
srxAnswr was without decided change. ~
1s&c. lGc.. and ~ QD lbs grease ~ zoe is fa.,
wmssry--Recspss M bbls me sarkes remained IN.
ID n respect.
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COURT cAlENOAs..rMS nay.

errrssz Corr1 Cmcrir- Par, l-sAor csuses 1913 VAS.
1gp 4lss sis 1.s srs ssco si ana ss7 so55 sDsJ sal
81, lo33. 160i fDi3 PAnr u-Shor Caus~Z 3s-1 a9lz
eH 2sss IA 2e Ssi soss. sS ss, sia sea tios ssss
Dl61 ia 8Sl $50
SurnEnE CouET-srxcfAL TERs--Sos. la 1876 III, 22l
~ 100 49, z ia M 40. al, rs. zs. "a ~. IA 80,
Sryxsxr corHr-orsrnAI rvns--Non enumerated No.
ttsos-ho. "a ~ s. "a q. "a n a. ~ H. Is "a a. %. 81.
", 70 ~. ". W, lOD. Iu lot sVf 100.
Ia ~, 161 los. loo, It. III 5s l7s Call Ia
IT'S In lssl, 1861 o,s 90 ieSc loo. ls01 loDs. s2s
80 Part NO. ~ i5:s. ixs In iisa. isS isz7,
Corfu ~ .ixsssaL srssiosg--The rsoie Va Charles =.
H. Dx grand larceny The People Va JOIN Mnrphy grand
lsfccny from person. Tic People JaDb Miller. grand
People w. Henry Thompson, assanh aud battery. The
PsoTsc o. Paul Chrixtsnssa. assault and bGtsry.
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wheat less active than yesfcrday tho
sperularve demand having subsdsd. opening hold
ers ornandsd % &c. Sc, which entirely
els ., 80 20 FOR white Canada. q q ~ for No Mnwsu
ken and q II for amber State. The market
opened with improved demand but closed dull
with Of the advance lost The sales 80 0
bushes At 81 y7 81 33k for Western mixed ndoat 81 81
81 % In and 81 - for Western yellow Oats
opened but closed Sales d 0 bushela NJ TIC
A for State 7oc 7lc for Chicago and DC 6Stsc for
Inferior Western. Barley active and Arm, vita sales
81 Is for Canada West and q o. - for DO In bond.
or barley 600 bushels sold at 81 Co. Ryo steady,
81 s for state and old wesssm p . 81 81 800.
Cofroy, 1T q material reduction, nominal IN
value and quito unstable buyers being 10 mood 70
operate the face Of continued decline In Liverpool
while sellers generally anxious realize. The
were limited % about 60 bales. Tho closing quotations
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MAAlxf couaT.
Before judge Alter and jury.

Before Judge Aiker and jury
inthe Of Patrick DIXON Christopher McManusaa
action to recover damages for breach Of warranty
OF horse reported the HSRALD Of yesserdsyths Jury
found verdict for tho plaintiff; damages sias
EupAe~Sa Bosfeas Louiaa SAe~d Tho plaintiff 10
miner and drcssmsker She hired apartments from the
dssndant and after enng into possession OF them put
out signboard notifying tsat she conducting
ness Of miner aud dresspaker The objected
10 the sgnbcard. and caused 10 be removed. Piant6
ave that The removal Of the sgnboard misled
err, who eossequsniy ceased 70 deal with h,r. For the
damage which paint6 alleges she has suffered shs
brought the action, and the luEy awarded her e22A
Before Judge IesIse and JURY,
In tie case OF Kneisie Hsk reported In yesterdays
HrnAlD an sction oy plnuh % recover damages Tor
alleged wrongful dismissal defendants employ.
meat the jury found verdict for plAnun Damages t9b
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DECISIONS IN SUPREME COURT.

I BY JUDI q. y. barnard.
denied. lsI FfI E9TTE8
to - 800. 80 -
70 dissolve injunction denhd.
Martin w. Brett ct a. Horace X. Brown RI alMoton
70 pay money denied ttere dispute about hr ndeb
edncss aud owne rship Areoevsr must b appointed.
+ ny Sutherland. J. enL
Walter =. Lawten Of ~ David Dinkans pie-Motion
notice. go"
Indianapoia Peru and Chicago Railroad Company ".
Thomas n. TyBg.-Moton for commssion 70 be granted
Order 70 be setlled notice. nv a3N
edmund q. ssadman o. al WIN. ). King.-Refsrence
ordered. n
Mary r. Dslam.ser ~ Edgar DeAmater.- Report Of
child awarded 70 plalnt0. w
FAMINE L. Field Va Thou.s Aug Field --same dscsioa
CaehArne Waite Va VIM. Nttte.--aame dccsion.
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vwed the p~eseetsd ~ Judse Pa nonds With favor ne
oacvca THO committee. n the the assocatiou the
ass o. carriages 20 tbs, ,her might view The
condition. % the dupkS from the inisrof tn. assoasa
rnpre.rnisd private inter~ss bat SIMPLY the pubic
They thought commission should be appon "a 70 have
solne The details of Abe woua &c LAID before
item OF eourse the csrns' Association va not dccids
Nheher " not the wharves Of ihr be built
Other ron stone piers ihs Ie&sialare Of Noe YcrS
pAsa 90 rver pera wafehogses but lt tho lsvs
10 put into tas hands Owe soof aud Ia, then
ns - 70 me rv-r prfA II IL not question for The
~ Tor Tho city. hut question for tns commits
At IL general .sa4an - - 49,
Tho conthlqe then al AZ a. o.s a.alsoh
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Parade Of tho Fire D~parsnsss.
Tho Board met yesterday afssmooa In the ehsabes g
tho beard Of Ahssmsa President 0ssxs hs chair -
the minutes Of tho previous we're ~
and approved, eommuscasoa vas annossosd svsm -
commissioners 0f ths Mcssspslitsn rs DspArmsus -.
pr xng the Board that lss second parsds ~ ~
department. wosd take plane Wednesday, sbs ola
instant 90 which day the board invit.l pAss>s6
pate in the review In fsoat II tbs Cy Hail. - hslfpo
csptsd
After the ,raassosiea OF soms routine bushes -
Board adiourasd al Moaday
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couaT Of GENERAL sssslcxs.

Nh --------------------- ss -
so0"' uMnA- ss's0"s'
e sss Era. e. assry
Jus.,acasioa-TAs Girl .Tappyn On sss
Stand, go. 50
49, ,.r,.s $3.50 ,-,,s -. s.,,,.,s.
VIA y. Nm sae
r..s ,ss,rd.v m. court room -, 20 deu..y crowded
49, - s.a far ~ o..rs y, -. ooor. !. s.s. Il.
passages clear.
Assistant District Attorney Bedford stated INA. ~neo sns
another wns bu. he nov rested the for The
then e s s K: s n "
which ops...sd .As mind q The sses.ed q
oGsnce and hat Il he was guilty Se should only BE- Goa
s;s:::.
us On M nock 10 ~s SesSus yerv rossw rom the
very feeble he being conveyed ~ ssao.
hss,s wn''' did not rs00s' hearing Captain As read
cS .d AZ. s & q: q
similar 70 nosr already on The direct N E
knowledge paid astsnon 70 Kate smith; The decesssd paid
%orcins sIscsSas ne homicide g re door
ana she told him she was up stars witness went into hsr
ssS smith dd no. owe ma suyoa
rd 2 ~. K:.. could .Ia not s.s: M
board but she Always paid me- donI know wsrs she sos
c.psiS h: and examined clys, and
or % % a' Il ;. as ss. ss %ss
. p asS 'Ss
ss oa R :, never fne" osn 0sf0r' tho
NS,: hs, lived A. q MeTSs. stree.
twelve OF one the letter was she 70 wtness who
part OF Il; OHren that day had
could Not l.cs and spoke X husky
sns S'n said hts hand 'rsm0sd 50 that he could not
y o' the the
The District Attorney objected 10 the form OF the Offer He
s as N 81
tine Came ao os.as an siPs s ana N.
esHss g ss sSns r,o. portion Of
know who wrote ne I, ,sm.aasr 9. snsn ana ws,s ia
aSs SS en- wsn nn
@ s.ss q. table and wen, sS, a.s.
he sad " wss born ia Erie Pennsysana and worked ..
Office and did not belong 70 The ryposrspncsi Union
Ann Brisn Tho mother q the prisoner destined ,iai
canada dc reaan pd but was not zone long her bus
nnna mao peen seaa aop a II - ~
time Of bis death. -
failed % appeal The Court directed The case 70 proceed
b. gave hs the privilege q calling him before the
cASSs sS S ss ssrr and reside :. m oresa
wn .Ss am y s ess IL asa s
~ ps.:ss.s ssisas: sssu ats;a
va. under my iSesi%sa. tssre q.
and sha. :: was scn.nasy haunted with ocular spsc.Se
+: psS As he oa s nc ssa
sudsIns from al lneVisn. attack Of dera .rs,nea.
he ae wtnoss1 considered that Suicide was indicative OF
ma ~ ro,ns,,ed c,,rns. haS been roved 70 Do INSANE
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Before Comu,issioncr Osborn.
Tho furhsr Of charge preferred by j. NJ Bar.
low carpenter Of the ship swaow against the st~wardes
Anna Erres OF having assaulted him with dangerous
weapon, resumed
Tho after reviewing thc case said he would
hold tho defendant 10 await Jury
He thought should the question whether
the dffrndant had assaulted the complainant with danger
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Blsa0 Or slQe2Asn.

'Thr DOW" Town Broadway Railroad Cow.
ns""icasi"n from the Mayor and Opinioa 81
the Corporatton Cosa.~i-No Obstacle EH.
lsss". 10 the sa~naas, Removal 81 che
Tracks. &c.
The Board met a. thrcs o'clock Yesterday sf,cynooa.
President Dricc In the chair.
The following communication WIS r.csiyca Sros, n.
Honor the Mayor and subscausn y referred 1. tho Con-
rnsttes on s,rsets:--
- u,,o s.To.,: o cors, NJ. You. Nov. II ,a
4. r; ssa - ,,Ir:a .,
opinion ne. The M.s.s have b:ea Aa without a,hay q
r.. ana Z. :ssss q: .s" 70
ss .s que, s1s | 81.
may D .'0''s. V project S ds sa' S 81
OPINION or rHs cossosAs.on cors.sl-
Dn4a sn Ss's e ssr % sis owl !. rrs.,p. =
e ~ any, : =
a y; oa ss sss E wS
sss G ~ s.' = sss .s
certain sas n a. .s r.. ss: .pAs..a -.
5s.aw a"a an IN S a Guy -
,.ss s i sc. y the o Do, :sd
q. Legl;lasrs passed Nay ! Isss, sai.d
@st ssd .a S;'s to
s q company last ns%sa .s
aahsriled % extend their rnilroad tracks WITH dessss
- sors r.s doubts rass 'I ssa cisrss.S
from wassiass1 spres % Srs-awes .r .s' ~. Ssr
ard through FULTON sire, o ne.dwy w',h single tree,
uraou. aud awlshs. for The propss
s ana wa =. '- :. ~
, sn ssa.ar ss 's - a .a n s' ,e,su s m
named s1mgasy canns To have ,hs ,Asir
wsy sss Han s M :. the eossss @ nrn.
dsl,sc d ID, fessa,ars Is. stated Ia my spasss
The right to MAX. such oonneeoo- IN. erirnnns AutAns
me company lad IN ,Ar lying s,as =
way, sna authorize their extension through yul.s
wa, and the neee,.a connections. slls9sa 2 ,has9
% not s's authority % form conas.,oa ts.sssr Ss
and lie isaa. on The ws Nd. q .as a rsa :. =
b'oaawsy aud Fulton street
s e sss . Ss%ss t ss &.
r.sssa tracks .na as.ia.a = ~ aasass
y ss :. s Ads,as ssa;S p, :
] o'aa.ses: . lssiI q AN: -
s a & me q % q % s Z, srs
sons % remove Any neuubranes .bsrusloo upon Ans
g "s, h s' pss'. .. s
BY hm can es. 40 d,aic.ly IN the way Of summary -
street Department The i.y,ss q ,s.. ran. siss -isAsss
y q he CIV y ss saa Il .s % ~. Ss
loo have been Justified In preventing the laying Of 49,
rails and stu would b jusuned In prsvsunng ths cope
ton of that work.
ao u opinion that seton by the eorpovetso. q
In r.. OF The public psope
be maintained W restrain tho sald company from using
nad street. Ac Ia The sAnner objected i0nfs
fuzzy. RICHAhD GOODMAN
ccunsSi 20 the corporstios-
communication was received from the Mayor rsln.
tive To the proposed purcbass by the United States sov.
ernmen, Of portion Of The eastesy end u Tho Bainry
exceeding $50 square feet IN dmrnsons whssrupoa
10 erect rsvsnus and barge ofor hs preseat
commodations being totally inadequate 70 tho props
transacton OF tbs bosness of such once. Tho hsy0
further stated that by recent Of the Legislature ~
Common Council authorized 70 dsposs Of pso.
perry In favor Of the general On motoa -
Alderman RvnHs the communication referred " sho
special COMMITTEES tho Post of1co.
resolution authorfsinx Mr. Leonard w.. jerome -
poftico In fsont % tho Amcrcan Jockey Ctso
House, tho II T~cnsy sinh a.d hsdso
assnus, adopted, after which this Board adJoufss
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HnIf.pase Two II. mi
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

m THURaDAY, Nov. I1-BP. II.
BRxApsruYrs Receipts l6lM bbs -four, 400 bags
meal 100 bushels wheat ssoo3 do corn. 1s6,s oats
7lI do rye $50 do malt and 1925 do barley There
was sight improvement IN tho demand for State and
Western noar and advance Of &C. loc. per Dbl
established the MARKET however, closing quiet but steady
at improved prices The sales $4,000 bbls
revised quotations. appended The market for Southern
-four moderately active and steady with Of $50
bbs or rye -four the Of 2o bbs
a. 81 rs S5 Is Corn meal though quiet ruled Arm; sacs
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TIE Asiassse Mall ssea1sAsp Csspssy,
m Aas-as As1 n~s~ssp c-s~s. oS~sh~ x osvv<
- n~sss n 49, 90 ys~~ H. Bs~h~ - 0~-vs -
Hsvso~. 1~A~ts Bn~asd os~is 4 s~ses. Rss~s Ys~~
- sp~ow r. ovs~ esd 0vts.fs ". asv sstisfsosorsly
spv~sssna 70 Ne frsu the compliant N tkts asiy
vsrsseaL ssd ths AnAAsh q uwnellas =. 0sutsos
tb~-ets snnSusd. that suf>3~n Gro1nds for tale
svssr sss risfai6s ksvfnf sven the untestng
~ ulrS1 b Av - hstr erx ~ Ne tsfss<spsa 60
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1ssh 4 mes. q 10y lssiss - ssAss. ~. ssss
o. cainlag 70 act 6sctorsof the Atlantis Mali steam
eep tompany and from IN manner Interfering with the
opcry and effects VI d company. In the nansspsent
ot us affairs aud from any motcsng intorcr
ing with daniel a. Alien Cornsius r. Garrison, James N.
bankey Iheodosus " sesDr snt samus Wheeler, Jr In
TIE dshargo OF their tkc Lswfnl directors
COMPANY. until The further order Of this eourt
JOSH SUTHERLAND. e
Justice OF the sSprclne Court
NEW YOxx, Nov IL 1856 II +.
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quantity or poys&aef " .s4siss The asS6ss 49, ras
wholly upon the notion that oovenan 10 such seect
raised by implcsn0n OF Law, and whAch hs dsssaaAses
deny as strictly speaking contcnded there are no
pied lac save thesa which aocosngto
liked rules VIII ich lpart particular obligation hsssa
specific legal result The argument IL still 90.
For painGs Messrs. Charles OCouor, owen and Nssh.
for defendants Measrs- Sou.hmayd and Eyarts e
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Mining stocks were armer than usual Of late Al shc
Grst board Corydon closed 2oc higher than a. the Same
time ycsf4rday. selling IS 60 Nys Colo vas steady
l5e, Ophir 50 d. s0 Al the second board corydon
closed 2oc higher than 1t the 6rst board, selling a.
IS so. Nye Gold uas IA lower, selling o. lilo. IN inc
rest Of the market there Was no material change.
Tho Boston bank statement for the past two weeks
ComDares a. fOioWs;- 4~ s4reNW MwIN
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SUPERIOR coURT--efhEaAL TERM.
The Powers Of the Board Of Health.

- DHF"sV 5uuE0s
Nov. 1.-The question Of tho and Jurisdiction Of
the Board Of Health In again contested IN motion 70 set
aside injunction granted heretofore by Judge Mccunn
restraining the Board Of Health carrying out their
order against tho removal OF nnisance lime kinwhleh
had been dccired detrimental the public health The
consideration Of tho question and the arguments OF counsel
etcr side OF mportance. and ths Judges having
day daring tho tern. H #N
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supaenE couaT-clacuT.


Before Joa. " bsrn1fs =.
E~s~s.x AspasS 81 =. rk ASw Sss h~ssro.. -. n
Noe ysvA TA csss which repsrsed 10 The HssAs Of
yesterday ecsspssd the eou during he creator pgrt o.
Ne 6av so1 rssused IN for the plaintiff
SON 81 Ssln4 81 vsv pAipu6s wEA H. Armour, fovds.
fenxa nts- &. n Wkitehead
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FssAiss Cssvse. o.. I.-lTvsssssG.
Tmrsspas So. Is-Ms.sa eosD. mia sss,s. bsss thsSs
In I'VE.
WIN. Borst NAMED be- 0ssrr. and rusains msss. Z
ID, Msos names b. 20. Ola Msaa Mar. !. ssraess..
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ulfi cf stN fsrLrf.

NJ nulisr wIIfins Co
c.s~i ssrsss ssss sss q asa ~ f~ sek~sfrss -
Cssal = lie shs stfe~t ~ fs-sss 49,
ssI SOS = tea u iesh~s On sss.~,I/ 80. 49, 80.
Ivs,sss s.ss "a. ~ ss.sss, - ssrn " vr5snA
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Ec~~wrvS. rsv 49, fsss
Ansb~s n~~~1A 10 sbs ox~strss s~-.,s-s a. ~. raj
az. .as''''a 'ul 5Fssssy y ''ps'-' v rni's
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fvrnr rsv 10, 49,
Missy. a. - -. : ~ Y ts.ss~''ss -
Dry.G
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J,
Ohio and Mississippi certificates X, Atlanue Mail .,
ouckslver n, Cumberland ], Western Unea telegraph
Il Government securities were nrm. Coupon sizes o.
Iss nvcvsnties Of 1902 and forties were higher
while the Other stocks on the lis wero steady.
Tennessee sizes were Y higher and those OF the new
issue were Y lower. After tho call the market was
vigorously hammered and II became extremely weak,
Ere declining SIN. At the one O'Clock sessions, how
ever there rally and At the haf-past two board
further Improvement observable the temper Of the
market having undergone percepbe change In favor
OF the bull side Erie being the strongest Of the railway
shares New York Central closed Y higher than at the
rs, regular board, Erie y. For Wayne y, Quicksilver
n Michigan Central was V lower, Michigan ssuthern
*, Cleveland and Pitsburg " Cleveland and Toledo Y,
Rock Island X, Northwestern preferred y, Ohio and
Mississippi certificates y. Pacific Nail TX Govern
men, securities wore neglected and barely steady 10
sone Tennessee sizes were lower. AZ the hair.
pas, three o'clock open board the market was strong
New York Central sold at i11, Erie 7o, Reading max,
Michigan Southern s5, Illinois Central ia Cleveland
and Pit,sburg ssx, Cleveland and Toledo 113, Rock
Island iosx Northwestern s2X-prsfcrrcd TAX, Fort
wayne io7, Ohio and Mississippi certificates SIX, Can
con So Quicksilver SIX. western Union Telegraph 5ok
Subsequently there steady demand for the leading
stocks and the market he'd very nrm undsroae, while
the former bears became bsish In their predictions Al
q
.rsn,;-New York Central lisk . ia, Erie 1ok u.
Rock Island iosx 1o7, Reading l1lk ". Michigan
Southern sax ss, Cleveland and Pittsburs sok Y,
Northwestern sax . k-preferrcd TAN \. Fort
wayne lo7x " Compound interest notes vsss quoted
shus; June, 1894. li6K h; July ITO ~, Aususs
MS. X, October li4x X. December Hay y, Nay.
1886, 1i2x X; Angus, llok Ill, September iiok
y, October loon 10.
The gold markss was heavy. and the speculative
ssho interest ID now large that tho beaFs have mors
than ordinary interest," In hammering Hence 70 SONS
sftent tho spseaaiivs kilograms from Washington regard
eng report ofhs Secretary OF the Treasury The supply
Of coin va sasy and iosns generally msde nae
The opening prcs was il4k, followed By nearly steady
decline 70 is3x. The closing quotation was l4sk AZ
The foreign sxchanss market vas dull Bank
srs' bins Ensand II SIXTY days vers quoted Al
The Gloss ss iosx . iosk, = shrss days ioex ITO
Commercial 100 iosk, Francs q SIXTY days slIk
Is, at thrss days, AK asl2 Bnk On Berlin nv
Tax; on Bremen 70 INK, rnnkou II ak, on
Ans,srdsn cox . u, On Hsnsws ssk ssx, Ant
vsrp s.isk sAisk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-16

Csntinuasios Of che Trinl or Jerry O'Driou
for she HcmiciAe of kate S,nith-Tessinony
for the Defence-AIeral Insanity Pleaded In
Justiacation-The Girl /" Tappy" ON che
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-06
THE DEMOCRACY ENDORSING
NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

The Boston Post, the Buffalo Cour-
ier, and the Philadelphia Age, three of
the most influential Democratic papers
in the country, have followed in the
wake Of the N. Y. News and Chicago
Times, and are advocating negro suf
frage as the only salvation for the
Democratic party. The Cincinnati
Volksfreund-the principal German
Democratic paper in Ohio-also joins
in the chorus, in behalf of the German
Democrats. .,.,,... ..-.s ri.,... p.
Oar neighbor of the Gazette, unable
to tell exactly what is going to happen,
cries, alternately, "Good Lord!"
"Good Devil!" and then falls back in
his chair in swoon, waiting for the
next summersault.
Our Democratic friends need give
themselves no uneasiness about the
Gazette. The editor is ready for @
leap in either direction. 70