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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26
Weekly Review of the New York
WhoIesale MarkeL-NOv. %. i1

Flour has been greatly depressed during the past
week. and quite panic prevails owing TO the large
bs s1S .pS Pcss IN Sa aSd IN
75c a barrel on low and medium grades, and 500 on
family brands. At the concession a demand has
creased and is now about $40 600 barrels equal to
balf Of the stock held at this time last season.
Wheat has been offered more freely. and has Auo-
tuated ana declined to &c a bushel. AT this con-
cession there is = demand for export Winter wheat
has been much nege ted, and closes heavy and
lower. The stock has increased TO about 9o0, 900
at 81 2s@2 80. fair No. at So "a, amber State At
about % 95 and fair white Gene ssee at - Is.
Oats have rapi Iy destined. but at the close are
frmor. with some inquiry for export. The stock has
increased materially, and is now about 10000
bushels. .'.. ........-.... I'd .. .|'a.D,
Barley has been in active demand, but it has been
at Ss9$I in bond and 81 Is for choice free. and 900
for good estern. The sto,k is about l,5OO.OOO
bushels. '... ... '...
Rye has rapidly dcclinel, and closes dull at re-
dueed figures, 81 ~ tol % for Western 81 2S to 80
for State. . -
Corn has nuctusted evidently, and closes firm at
70 in store u "a afoat taken at the latter rate
for export.
Pork has been much unsettled, and mess has sold
as low as vi 70, but with more active demand,
pa recovered. The market is still unsettled and
trade is demOralized l. We hogs have been very &C.
ti' Q and closed frmer, with a spirited demand =
Packers and cOnsumers have bought freely, AT the
close there is moro firmness, Lard has declined
materially, but partially recovered at the close un
der the reaction in g1d and there is some demand
| for export Cut meats have declined rapidly, and
are dull and nomina at the close.
Cotton was in good demand early in theweek. and
| middlings advanced to Axe. The demand was from
exporters and speculators. The market closes firm
o. 35c for middling hollands.
Coffee has been extremely dull. and quotations
are nominal.
Molasses has been neglected, and prices favor
buvers. as---lza
Petroleum isdull, and prices have gradually de-
clined, closing with downward tendency.
Sugars have been inactive and prices have fallen
| off, closing nominal.
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FROM LITTLE ROCK.
A MemoriaI to ConRress.

MEMPHIS, TENN, Nov. 23.--A special to
the Avalanche from Little Rock says: A
resolution passed the House unanimously
directing the committee on Federal Rela-
tions to present memorial to Congress
setting forth the spirit and disposition Of
Arkansas, their desire for restoration in the
Union and speedy renewal of peace and
confidence, their willingness to concur In
all measures to secure those results which
are consistent with the honor and dignity
of the State. ..f-. .. 49,
The resolution rejecting the constitution
al amendment was again referred to the
committee on Federal Relations, by vote
of 81 tot.
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FROM EUROPE.

An Outbreak Looked for in Spain
Report that the Queen Will Abdi-
cate.
PARIS, Nov. 23-A popular outbreak
against the Government of Spain is liable
to occur at any moment. There are vague
rumors that the Queen will abdicate to
avoid the threatened storm.
FLORENCE, Nov. 23.-It Is reported au-
thoritatively that Ratozzi will succeed
Baron Riccasoll in the foreign Office OF
Italy.
Protest by the PrussiRn Chambers.
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-The Chambers have
agreed in censuring the Government for
sale of the Cologne railroad without their
sanction. .- , ...s.. ,..
Arrested for Fenianism.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-A number of persons
accused of Fenianism have been arrested
at Limerick, and large quantities of pixies
and other arms seized by the authorities.
Commercial.
Money market slightly easier. Consols
80 for money. Closing prices for American
securities Erie 80, Illinois Central 1871,
United States 5-20s 70M.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23.- Cotton unchanged.
Provisions unchanged. Lard tending down
ward. rtH s..
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RurrnIo markst-Nox. 2.

FLOUR-Sales 4es brls MOI spring at ell 50: 10
brs amber Ohio at el3
WHEAT-Qqiet Green Bay and Port Wash
ington club held at ~ 10 and No. Milwaukee
spring at about % &c. 1.eg I F-sTts TIT-'I 10
C0RN-7.5OO bushels Illinois mixed sold at q Os;
OATS-Quiet. y 'T
BARLEY Y-Canada held at 81 O5al Os. l'e
RYE-Sales at 81 for Pennsylvania. and Canada
atsl 30. ~ y. ~ " - "a a - ,1-A
BARLEY MALT-lc. GOO bush sold at 81 80
E3kllzasia t3HaS, a. 'isaslll1e. s Tl 9GJA
WHISKY-Ssles at 81 81.
FRElGIlTS-To New York: Wheat 22c corn lpc
oats l3c. u 10 Rochester: Wheat &c. ~ - u
> RECEIPTS-2l6 brls -four, IS OSe bush wheat,
e429l bush corn, s5s bush oats llO bush barley
l,6l4 bush rye opns7ls5 'e1orff NJ 10. 40
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Latest Monetary.

New YORK, Nov. N.-The money mar
ket was better this afternoon, and capital
was more abundant at COZ per cent. on
Government collaterals. Discounts are
dull, and prime names pass slowly at 7@s
per cent. The bank statement on Monday
bids fair to be more favorable than was
generally expected. There will probably
be decrease of $5,000,000 in loans, $6,000,-
600 in deposits, and $5000,000 in legal ten
ders. The banks report increased receipts
OF currency from the intetior.
The latest sales OF gold were at 1882,
and the market is steady at that figure.
Cash gold was loaned as high as 1-32 per
cent. premium at the time, but afterward
3@4 per cent. was paid to have it carried.
The stock market improved late in the
day and closed steady.
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FROM MEMPHIS,

Question Of Educating Freedmen.
MEAirHIs, TENN, Nov. ,24.-The General
Assembly continues to excite deep interest
on, the question of educating freedmen, es-
pecially those desiring to prepare for the
university The most enlightened and lib
eral views have been expressed on the sub
iect.
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lCoIIidod.

DErRoIT, Nov. A.--The steamship Mil
waukee and Lake Superior and the pro-
peller Laclabelle colllded last night In the
Slick river--the propeller sinking in,five
minutes. The engineer, Jas. Evans, was
drowned. The propeller was valued at
$4,000, and was Insured for $4,000. She
had Rlarge cargo of copper ore and gem
eral merchandise. lE
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FROM BOSTON.
Launch OF n SIeamer-The Neptune
..-- Line. ~.

Launch OF n SIeamer-The Neptune
..-- Line. -.
BosTeN Nov. M.-The Ontario, the
pioneer of the proposed Boston and Liver
pool steamship line, was successfully
launched to-day at Newburyport. She is
a thoroughly built first class steamship, of
about 5000 tons.
The Neptune line Of steamers, running
direct between New York and Boston, has
been purchased by the Metropolitan Steam
ship Company of New York, who lake pos
session the. 1st of December. The price
paid was $300000. 1t is said that Boston
shippers will at once establish a new line
In place OF the Neptune.
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FROM NEW HAVEN.

A Swlndling COncern-Pass Them
roF Hound. laE El.sruru
New HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 24.-The Ham
lin Brothers, spiritual jugglers, advertised
to perform In this city last evening, but
failed to meet the engagement. They
swindled the newspapers, printers, hotels,
and every body with whom they dealt, and
borrowed money when they could. Col.
Harry Giles, alias Hollings, pretended to
he the agent of the concern. Look out for
them and pass them round.
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MAKE YOUR OWN LIGHT.
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OF NEW YORK

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FROM CINCINNATI.
The Central Pacific Railroad Ex
cmrai iOmfGta.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 24.-The Central
Pacific railroad excnrsionists arrived here
this morning, and will leave for the East
Monday.
The Chamber Of Commerce yesterday ap-
pointed committee TO receive the excur-
.sionists and show them various points of
interest In the city. wi
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS,
New York Money market-Nov. "a

new York Money markot-NOvs2A.H
Monty EActive and firm at ear per cent. ui
STERLING EXCHANGE-Quie and firm at
10999 lQ9k. r.-..-- = :, I - ----1l =
GOLD Scarcely SO irnn opening at iss x, dscIin-
my TO 1874 advancing TO 1897, ami closing at 1873 X
lGOVERNAENTST0C X per cent. betl
,FREIGHTS-To Liverpool, active and Armer at
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FROM NASHVILLE.

A Meteor Seen in the Vicinity Of Rome &,
,-.Iht Georgia.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 23-About four o'clock
last Tuesday morning meteor, lighting
up the whole heavens, was seen in the VI
oinityNOf Rome, Georgia, moving rapidly
parently ten miles of, with a tremendous
report like a 40-pound cannon, that shook
the earth and made the windows rattle.
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Tennessee LexIsIature.


NASHVILLE, Nov. 24.-A bill to define
qualifications of jurors has passed both
branches of the Legislature, taking effect
from and after its passage. The bill pro-
vides that in all trials, civil OF criminal, in
any courts of Tennessee; it shall be good
grounds of challenge for cause MS
to competency of juror that
such person is not qualified voter
of this State. The bill also provides that
the perpetration of rape, as now defined
by the Tennessee statutes, shall suffer death
by hanging; but the jury may commute the
sentence to imprisonment for not less than
ten nor more than twenty years. -l,-Eg
Fifty-seven Radical Senators and Repre-
sentatives will Tomorrow publish call for
State Republican Union Convention, to
meet at Nashville, February 22i next, to
nominate candidate for Governor to rep
resent the Union men of Tennessee.
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Rumored Capture Of matamoras.
b New ORLEANS, Nov. 24.--RumOrs are
afloat, but discredlted, Of the capture of
MatamOras by Cortinas.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Radicals Of Missouri ,InauEuratInE q
New Movement. TiItl- Tf''Ia,

New Movements. I'-- 7r'i1-
SELouIs, Nov. 23s-The Evening News
to-day says Gov. Fletcher. Hon. B. Gratz
Brown, Hon. Henry 7. Blow and other
prominent Radicals, inaugurated move
ment In this city, having for its object the
rejection by the Legislature of the Con-
the disfranchisement Ofrebels, and substi-
tute therefore negro suffrage. u
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From d. H. Craig's Agency.
EffOr,s to Suppress the COOlie

FROM u. IL. OrAlB Agency
EffOr's to Suppress the COOlie Trade.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 25.-Having sup
pressed the slave traffic, our Government
has taken steps to arrest the Coolie trade.
Captain Napoleon Collins, commanding
China, carrying with him full instructions
from the State Department. to look Into the
Coolie trade, and after thorough examina-
tion report all the facts to his Government,
with view to the early amelioration, if not
entire suppression, of this traffic. Mr..
Seward had contemplated sending a spe-
cial agent to China on this business, but as
Captain Ceilings seemed well qualified to
discharge all the duties of such a mission,
he was commissioned and his report will be
looked for with much interest. t.
Fire at kansas City-TwO Men Burn-
ed to Death.
i. KANSAS CITY, No., Nov. 25-The large
four story warehouse and grocery COM
mission house OF Chick 81 Co., and Scott,
Cutler & Co., on the levee, burned at four
o'clock this Morning. Loss estimated at
100000, about two-thirds of which is COW
cred by insurance. Two clerks of Chick &
Co., named Quest and Ricketts,, in attempt
ing to escape from the building, were suf-
fOcated and their bodies were consumed
Another man named Hughes, jumped from
a third story window, and was severely in
jured. The fire was the work of All in
cendiary.
Affairs Along the Rio Grande.
"A telegram from Galveston announces
that all troops in Texas have been ordered
to occupy the encampments along and i'm
mediately in the neighborhood of railroads
leading to the Gulf. This contradicts the
idea that troops are moving towards the
Rio Grande, where there is no enemy.
our Relations with Mexico.
As far as can be ascertained instructions
to Minister Dix have but little reference to
Mexican Affairs, our Government, relying
upon NapoleOn's promise to Withdraw his
troops from Mexico. The rumor that Ma
poleon had notified the Washington Cabi-
net of the postponement of the with
draWal until spring is untrue. Our
relations with Mexico are less
complicated than late dispatches from this
city would indicate. Minister Campbell
has no Instructions whatever touching a
trl-parte treaty, nor is France or French
interests to be considered by him In any
way. Neither Is any cession of Mexican
territory contemplated by our Governments
but the Constitutional party Is to be sup
ported, If necessary, by military force.
The mission of General Sherman is simply
to view the military situation of affairs In
Mexico, and add his assurances that our
Government will sustain the Constitutional
party. 1t is confidently believed that such
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SUNDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
Beast Butler ON tho Rampage.

New YORK, Nov. 25.-Major General
Butler delivered his address last evening
at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, on the
wrongs and abuses Of the Executive power,
and the constitutional remedy therefor.
His points were on the impeachment of
President johnson. He charged him with
high crimes and misdemeanors, which
might be grouped under the heads Of in
toxication; of making indecent and incen-
diary harangues, intended to excite the
hatred and fear of the people against the
Congress of the United States; with usurp-
ing the rights and powers of Congress;
with appropriating the Government funds;,
with cOrruptly using the pardoning power;
with appointing unintelligent men to office;
with neglecting TO carry out the provisions
of the Constitution; and with pardoning
JnO. T. Monroe, that he might be Mayor Of
New Orleans and so'use his influence in so
interfering with the Louisiana State Con-
vention and in killing, assassinating, riot
ing and murdeHng the members. He ac-
companied each of the charges with sew
eral specifications, and closed with a gen.
eral anathema against the enemies of the
country, in which he said: ave ask moth
ing of those who have fought against us;
neither do we ask them how we shall re-
construct this Government"
Latest from Europe.
NEw YORK, Nov. 25.-The steamer Ger
mania, from Southampton on the 18th, ar
rived to-day. Thirty-fve cases of yellow
fever, fourteen of which had proved fatal,
occurred on board.
The English Secretary OF State has pro-
posed to give a reward of El5,0O0 to
Snyder's family for his breech-loading
invention.
The cholera is diminishing in London.
Emperor Napoleon invited Prince
Napoleon to take part in the Military Or
ganization committee.
The ironclad squadron will sail on the
Goth to bring back troops from Rome.
Gladstone denies the statement published
of his interview with the Pope. The Sec
retary of the Consistory decided that If the
Pope shall be obliged to leave Rome he
will go to Malta. The Maltesians have
been notified of this decision.
Rumors respecting the Prusso- Russian
alliance are pnfOnnded.
The King OF Denmark opened in person
the Regsdag. The King said, as proof Of
Prussia's friendship, she had undertaken to
restore North Schleswig in so far as the
population by free voting pronounce them
selves in favor of such a step.
No cholera is reported In Paris.
Baron Bruck will be Austrian Ambassa-
dor at Florence.
The Japan war is supposed terminated
The Japanese had purchased several steam
ers. .g5-... ......
Australia proposed to levy one shilling
duty on gold per ounce.
Telegraphic communication had been
opened with Wentworth, forming the first
portion of the direct line to Sydney.
NEW wZEALAND.--Hostile natives at Tit
akura had attacked friendly natives.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-26

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