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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

N EW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE
~ CHEBNUT street above Twelfth
''.' Op'A :" FoURPa SSt'R'P i''Se %GsKk e. Kk4''
Of the Distinguished Comedian,
%R. john john {. 0wEss. 0owEss
~ NNoNR5Y 3R6 dSEET dEyESTSe g! = rosicpg5lss q;
Fis. night Of Tom Tsylors Comedy in three acs,
- The Tas SiCH1Ss yicIIMs
With an Ell civ. ;;s:s Mr. j. E. OWENS
To De 10 lowed by the Owens nonsensIco buonco
exceedingly absurd and excruclatng iudicfOus
Pfefs Paas q dITE Wy ISn,HS' En- islsd'
The LIVE iNDi4S.
Mas Mans COralie GinOllne Mr. j. E OWENS
SArUESXg HAY XSEyTEERRSS0,O,$+y, Sy !, october 20
WALNUr STREET rHEArRE.-
commSIdss corner sa % Of NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
v,,~m~ UUmm'n'e' n' At Nj, 0fi6Ssii fD@iN BOOTH
rms SSIOnds,) EVENING EsES October FESNlNS' Is,
Votf oTGsLE1Se LEE%SeqY qE Z aSoR sys fStS SF q VENICE
with several new and b aautful scenes.
EI" ~ an booAh In his unapproacnabe impersonation
IN order Mr. Bcoihs LAY in manner as
%Iss sfN SSye bHf ben especially @ zen
Il, wSO SSV VIII MI PERFORM peF5Ga% EMILIO aELko
MTiy lE1Ir p 5 ROBERTS; who VIII PeTioI@ CASIO
9XSkEE4ch in NEW NSHE WY 10 4 iPS PSY St5ES OLD
MRS. JOHN DREw's. NEW ARCH STREET
N 2NofhER sPPisn1 4 FSarSszz e sslo'f
Last "eoh Fl '1s BaNiEG fnf E.
To'NiaHr NtMSSpfdSyR hsSfsSyE, October 49,
OR, The LAST OF The PoMPADoURs.
NSISLsse aSsS M ~. mi BANDMANN
Al zaeq SScS, x che 1S DAY S99%R2RY WELL SPENT,
y 'I' EsfpHY@F& "a tE@GLE ISR1GTI BENEFIT
NFft eqt q FA14 Hpnes4s
NEW MERIoAN THEATRE
EVERY A AEvENING and SATURDAY MATINEE,
in Lord BYrOn'S Great DI9pp EHpppA. pf
OR, THE WILD HORSE Of TARTARY
M UsI ICAL FUND HALL
MR.. H. L BATEMAN
has the honor tvE f. sRS5 season
MoNpAY EVENING. October a.
Europe and universally by the entire press
Musical ever Presented @ to the pabc
he following unrivaled Vocallsts and instrumental
''''' WIN "p' DANE PAREPA,
Prima Donna Assoluta
1900. , (Her first appearance In this cty)
sIGNoERI EIBknSN BBkIGNoLdp SEbp,N
SIGNoR FORTUNA.
~'" d Mr. 6ARf ROSA,
MR.. j. L. HATruN.
afSs Lag OCTOBER il at he s%SG
Store of O. W. A. lrumpler On
CITY MUSEUM THEATRE, CALLowHILL
~ Street, below FIT I.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
This establishment having been rebuilt and enlarged
at great expense will shortly open genteel tami
resort. Engaeements have been made for a
SEASON OF PETITE
COMEDY,
SPECTACULAR
AND MELO-DRAMA
Associated artists from New York leading theatres
will make their appea, ance; also q succession OF
BRI LLlAHr STAnS.
Comedians, Condolences. Lyric, and Terpsichorean
Artists OF rare favor and pronounced aOHl;e3 rhe in
orchestra chairs, scenery and sterng-all in
the most approved manner Every efot to constitute
the City Museum popular
FAMILY RES ORT,
will be made regar less OF cost.
OPENING NIGHT.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20.
Further particulars in future bills. 1913
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New York Mnrltet.

sHfFHI.-.fttfr s. .'H NEW YORK, Nov. o.
Cotton heavy at a further decline of Ia.
sal 6 at SIC for middlinf upIalds. and al, ES1
90 90 orleans. Flour dull Mt I5925c lower; so So
g ~ ~ JIG ioE sound common extra state: Sit 5OS
Y ~ Lor extra round hoop Ohio, and $40 61Sg
~ = Tor trade brands, market closing niiIef
MnBky quiet and nominally unchapEefI-
" ne9L uull and common grades l82c lower.
g OSs92l 10 for inferior Chicago, and s. ~ m.
80. ~ iIwaukee. Rye quiet and drooping.
b ia more 2etive and closes rn; 81 O8i Ii
Lor canada West, in bond; 81 3OS9i IS for do.
Tree; latter for very choice; 81 I5SSi 23 for two
roWed state. Barley malt dull at 81 As, Corn
opened lc lower and closed 10 better: 81 BID
~ for Chicago spring mixed western gfi0St
ana In store, and 81 259l 291< for western vel
G ISET: Oats dTll and l92c lower; 6S57ic for
INSIDE price for small lots. Coffee dull. SIIp6r
active az lO149llIC for Cuba, and ll9I Ia i3c for
forto Rico. MOlasseS dull. Petroieifn dIiIl
AND ~ lower Mt PC for crude, and 35c for refined
n p S91Sd; tork heavy and decidedly lower:
~ SI159;aa 90 regular, cash for new mess
closing al 70 81 regular, and $50 T5GS3 % fo3
prime; Beer steady at previous prices, Reef
hams heavy at SS994. Bacon dull, Dressed
nogs heaVy and lower at lO61 l0I< q for western.
Cut meats heavy at I21z8I31Sc Tor shOnlde
h 9o 1h9i8Ac for hams Lard heavy ana
Onloi S59iic for state, and SOaS3c for 1OrnnTf
county pulls. Cheese dull at S63i7c.
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(signed. MIIoH FAgE MURPHY.

NEW York, Nov. 9.-Three men,
named Reilly, Harriet and Archer, Off.
GERS of a mining company in Wall
street, have been arrested and lodged
In jail. The facts IN the case, which led
to the arrest and incarceration of these
men, have not yet been fully developed,
but are said to be of an extraordinary
character.
The Captain and part of 5theycrew of
the American whaling ship Antelope,
which was lost last October near Mean
tiltk, lately arrived at st. John. The
commercial Journal of that town saws:
The officers of the Antelope bring inter-
esting information aof the discoveries
made by Mr.. Q. F. Hall, respecting the
Franklin expedition. MIR. Hall has
IN his possession gold watch, and
set Of silver spoons and other relics
supposed to have belonged to the Frank
lin party. He also learned that the re-
mains OF some of Franklinas men were
lying under their boat in the COMMITTEES
Bay, where they had been placed by tho
natives after death. The natives would
not permit Mr.. Hall to go to the place.
Several vessels will. winter in the Re-
public Bay. It is believed Mr.. HnlI
Will secure assistance and push his way
10 where the remains are situated. = y
The. funeral of Simeon Draper tool.
place at st. Barthlomew's Church. cor
ner OF Lafayette place and Great Juras
street, this afternoon. rsfs-.--5 sI1- - /
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
By Telegraph. it
Spirit OF the stock Market.
NEW YoRE Nov q

\. -.ts7 = INV 4OElKs NOV. 8.
The Posts money article saws.
me temporary activity In money HAVING
been checked the speculative aniriatiOn n
STOCKS nAd feV1Ved.4 The loan market Ne SsDtS,
At a9bpe cent. Paper passes ats Ter cant
1oE the choicest gTadeS5 The stock market
was more animated than last eYenfnV 49,
ernments are firm and railroads in 1eSsSsI
advance. After the regular board New YoTft
Central was 1lS1<; Erie s55S; ReadinS IIFsS.
Michigan Central ll51<; Michigan SoutheESS'
SlA; Pittsburgh 925S; NORTHWESTERN ~.
DO preferred 7g5SS; Toledo Ilg5<. Rock IsinT44i
ll0i Fort Wayne l1O1S
Inc Commercials money article saws:
a, Aoney appears to be working rather easier
IMAM Yesterday, owing to diminished de-
NOM brokers' there Is, however, q con-
I stsoie anount Of money lent on cali at 8
Per cent though 5 per cent Is perhaps ihe
most general rate. The BanI,' Of Con- ff1sTSS
Hank OF new DIRK, Fourth National Bank'
ana ana une washington bankers, 'haye Tfivp3
their rates on demand loans Al n I,ar =. ri
discounts are moderately active K mar SoSyIt
being the minimum rate FOR prifne, nnGev
Foreign exchange Il again weaker mo s.S11
ply OF cotton bills is increasing. SRhiCh = n
connection with the large accnmulatioh ~
htllss Keeps down the rates; notwiIhstantIIn
that considerable remittRnces are beinrS T1oiSs,
the leading drawers quote sterling 60 DAYS nj
lO9@leBS. Prime bills can be bought fr0DS
second hands below these rates, Tihe sfSCit
market shows considerably more actiyifS
With asharp upward turnin prices, exceptinI
New 1orR Central, which sold freely and de.
enned 20. The whole railroad list Is HIGHER
governments are more active, but the gold
bearing stocks sympathiHe with the down.
ward tendency OF gold, and are generally J,
lower. y
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Cross fx9mined.- employ between
Two ana three hundred hands. The
factory lS. quite close to where the; Fe-
mans embarked. -, 49, 's.ySi -
margaret Sweeney SWorn.-7I reside
az black Hoek. know the prisoner:
on Friday the first of June. i remem r
the day by the boys making such a fuss
at the company going beyond into CAM
ada; My son called the prisoner M in
the morning. i generally 20 to he'd
early, but the boys don't. ~. i -
Cross examined by Mr.. McNab-The
Fentans were beyont the river when I
gotup. Il saw nothing Of the prisoner
amer Friday. He.was a good character,
and was as good a boy as was ever in
that house. - s-5sI -
Kate McLogue sWorn-I keep saloon
at Black Rock and know the prisoner.
On Thursday night I saw the prisoner
MN on Friday night and Saturday, and
remembers the. Fenians passing lover
into Canada in june last. - fS-fff -
Mr.. Mckenzie then put in the affida-
wits of John Jenkins and others, of
York. as to the prisoners character.
This closed the defense. u 5lliffsIg
Mr.. mckenzie addressed the jury in a
long and eloquent speech on behalf OF
the prisoner. n lul. lH .err.5si p
, II. "A. Harrison replied on behalf of
the Crown, in temperate and eloquent
speech. ie.isl - - -T5s 7IIf-r?-F -.
The grand jury entered the court
bringing in true bills against Patrick
Cooney and John Gooney. 5Il. Eusl
His Lordship then charged the iury.
Inc jury retired at half past four, and
returned a verdict of not guilty,
" Inc following letter was received to-
day by one of the Crown officers, pur-
porting to come from Michael Murphy +:
BUFFALO, Nov. q, 1885,
SIR:-The FeniRns, Irish like, i am
almost ashamed, as an Irishman to
say, have adhered to their enemies.
Now wish to propose plan to end all
this trouble for you in Canada. Get to-
gether all your Fenian prisoners and
take them to the American lines and
let them over, with the warning not to
be caught again. That will end the
matter at once. These people might
have made you trouble If they had
gone with the Union party. They have
gone, as they always have, with their
enemies, and now will have to get
their help from them and little they
get from them. All they want of them
are their votes, and now they know they
can have them; in any event, so they
Will get no aid to their scheme to in
wade your country, for they see they
can only go there against the republi-
cans always as they always have done,
~ SSSSuhbESnen' am very sorry TO
say they profess to love liberty, but
still go for the party, which does not
love It. They do not understand the
meaning Of the word. In fact they do
not know what they want, if they, did,
they know not how to realize it. There
Will be an end to Fenian troubles here
and elsewhere. You Will see, so let 90
your prisoners and the only thing
which will give the agitators anything
to agitate about will be gone. All will
conclude that it is best for Ireland to
remain under the control of England
as they have not sense enough to con-
troll themselves -.---.-s---
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Now YORK News.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-General w. II.
sherman and l.. d. Campbell, our
Ministers to Mexico, arrived in this city
last night. ~
Braine, the alleged pirate of the Ches-
apeake, pleaded not guilty. to the in
dictment in the Circuit Court, in Brook
Ign, yesterday. Hewas remanded, and
the trial will take place on the 10th.
James r.. Smith was sometime since
elected from the steamer st. John, or
refused passage to Albany. he sued
the company for s., 700 damages, and a
jury yesterday, after charge by the
Court sustaining the complaint, rem
dereda verdict for 81, 400.
A Herald Washington special SAYS :
Ensign A. J. Kane, of the navy, has
arrived in Washington in order to an
swer to charges preferred against him
by Mr.. Peck, our minister to. Hayti.
1t is alleged that Kane gave up certain
papers entrusted to him ,by q promi-
nent Haytian rebel to President JEFF
trard, thereby exposing plan to as
sasstnate the latter and his tribunal,
and burning the city. The charge is
that Kane received $4,000 in gold for
this service.
says: Monsieur Ressignieur, Maxi
milian's chamberlain, arrived recently
In Havana, on the Manhattan, from
Mexico. his attention is to be devoted
to an inspection of untenanted houses
in that city.
AWashington special says: It is the
intention of Governor Swami to call
the Maryland Legislature together at
an early day, for the purpose of i'm
peachtng Judge Bond.
A large delegation of prominent men
from Ohio arrived to-night, to unite in
the recommendation of Mr.. Spooner, as
the successor of Mr.. Rollins, as Com
missioner of Internal Revenue, Gov.
Swami advocates the change.
The Herald's Dublin correspondent
says: The bright Banquet" in Dub
lin, promises to be grand national af-
fair. He gives extracts from the letters
received by the executive committee,
from leading personages, in reply to the
invitations. The sentiments expressed
by Cardinal Cullen and others, go to
show that Bright is likely to affect such
reunion of all good and worthy
churchmen as will secure the removal
of existing grievances. fs.ts,5
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New York money ana stock market.


Money market easy and steady at 5as per
cent Sterling duh at lOg55{ 9I09E. -
~ Gold Is without material change; opening
a 1Isi 114S9a' advancing to 1866 and closing At
:, G6vernment stocks finn; 6s, 1881, coupons.
~ 81 SouPFSns iS92 llo94; do 1888. iG73z
~ serteal los; do, Sd series, 1855.
Freights to Liverpool quiet.
& st. Paul g; cleveland & Toledo iis: E:rie Il:
new York Central lis; Michigan Southern
VS. 5SSSrthWestern Preferred I91S; Pacific
3ES. 11-s '-ii
The money market is working easier and
To-day the demand Is les active and the si5T
ply of capital Is In excess of the wants OF tie
brokers. The effort TO get the rate up to cal
market Is dull and mercantile paper DaSSpS
slow. Prime names are done to no mo3erafe
49, " oSI per cent The gold market has
deNol9 81 any new feature; tho two extremes
were l4B9 l462S; the closing rate being 1867.
the supply of bills both cotton md bToiSeSi 10
quite liberal; prime brokers' bills are onofed
generally az l099l09l4, but sales have been
There is considerable movement IN reSI es-
tate at private sales and the teudeTiCV ar the
esIlaSle IS S9WaTqs higher prices especially ON
ties were rather moro steady towards the
Slose q tne day. The following were the clos
Pons lSsI, lI4s9ll4ISs;; $40. reEisterei, 1852
lg11S9iO!5Ii $40, coupons, 1852, liO5S9llOJS:
lSoi, do 1866, lO71S @lO752; iO-i6
registered, l00%9log5{; do, coupons. iOOlE6T
IVA august I-!ls, 1919 @I07IE; June do i0Sss
gIE25ai July do, 1857 lO8; ] Gne coupons iSBis
iiiiooSS9gini august do, ll61S@IIB; October do
6!ii55SS9iiSi december do, 1ISt<6S1l4: hIhy do
!i254g!i2ES; Aug do, 1lO5I0llf; Septemosr do
iiiIg14g llUIS; OctoberdO, lJ91<9 no. Tie stsnm1
SSnnlp snnEes were generally tirm; for PacIfic
man the bidding price has been Taised "a ga
Ior round lots without bringing out any: the
stock Is increasing IN value as the time ar
tlves near for the opening OF the China line
Atlanuo Mail closed at 1lO9ll5, and Union
NaVlgatlon at ll3%9ll4. The Coal 'shnrqS
nave Deen more animated in several iustan-
SeS ana the tendency is toward hiRheF' DTiCes
buLer mas sold freely At .l91Sa2OR and IL in
SLeaSlnB IN iaVor under the near prOSrpcf OF
Us being placed on the dividend i5aYfnr, list
Sumoerland was hfmer and sold mn "a M
DuL closed At 6S14969 WIlkeRbarTe has heat
Ing under 75. - - N 'is
The stock market at the last omen hoard
We aul ana generally lower compared with
tue second board prices. The following were
me closing prices at $50 p. NJ: New York
CentIal llSS9 llSIS; Erie 841<@6iJS: Hudson sIl3
glH5i headlng ll61S9L 1861; MlcEiaan Sonth
SIn 1I1a9Sl2d Illinois Central scrip l246ll2I5I.
SiSSSiand q Pittsburgh 921<89lIS: Toledo lin
@ilS1s: ROCK Island lO91E 9l6g5% EoFth west
S SiI 9995y4; do preferred '5U6TDLS: Fort
Wayne 4Oses9l0gt{; Toledo & Wabash MIA
S SzS55i ONO certificates 3It9S4IS; Pncific Mai
25SS215S Atlanta do u0@lf5; Cnmberland 6Sit
SoSS M1riposa 291E@2915; Quicksilver 5SJz.GS
Oh; western Union Telegraph 5lIS@5lX.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 9th of November
9 q SPECIAL o ne I,ts - ! !

~ 4AstStte8SttSGEA
CoEsTANTINoPLB, November 1.-THE
trouble between the Sultan's Govern
ment and the Cabinet of. the United
States Government, growing out of the
conduct of Turkish officials towards
the Consul and Consulate of America,
has been settled. 30 s.
PARIS, Nov. THE Moniteur says,
the vessels for removing the French
troops from Mexico are ready to sail.
The Moniteur of to-day SAYS that
Macmillan viii remain In Mexico. g
BERLIN, Nov. Prussia sees in the
appointment of Baron Bust a Minister
of Foreign Affairs. of Austria, an at
tempt on the part of the Cabinet of
Vienna to interfere in Questions con-
sidered settled. If this view is correct.
it will impel the PFussian government
to complete more quickly and SURELY
its national work In Germany. d an
VENICE, Nov. liking Victor Eman-
uel, the ruler of United Italy, entered
the city at IL o'clock this morning.
The Patriarch of Venice received His
Majesty in the church of st. Mark,
where te dettn was chanted in honor
Of the. event. The reception given by
the municipality and people was mag
nifcent, and great joy was manifested
everywhere. The crowd which turned
out was SO immense that the troops
were unable to defile before the king
for want space. The National Guard
ofiVenetia has been modified. .te#
LIVERPOOL, Thursday. Nov. s.4The
steamship Arago, from New York. ar
rived at Falmouth to-day and proceed
ed to Havre. ~ 10 .'5s ! .,3,is5 .fsg
LONDON, Nov. s.-Petroleum, refined
Is Sd per gallon, Turpentine is firm.
Consols closed at ss1< for money. 6.2Os
6s5<. Illinois Central "a; Erie 81. .'i
LONDON, Nov. 9-noon. The London
Herald this morning says Mr.. Glad
stones mission to Rome is to reconcile
the Pope to his fate. rsdIpi
The rumor of the failure of the Rus
SOP russian alliance is unfounded.
The ship Young Eagle, Capt. Walter,
from Callao, is aground at Dunkirk.
LIvERPooL, Nov. 9, Noon.-The
Brokers' Circular reports the sales OF
cotton for the week at 10000 bales; mid
ding uplands to-day have declined Id,
closing at 1880. r. II '.'l ua
LONDON, Nov. 8, Noon.-Consols for
money opened at 500. The following
are the closing prices of American Sc
curities; Erie shares 50; Illinois Cen
trail n; United States 5-2Os SO. ,58
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From Canneln.

TORONTO, O. W., Nov. 9.-The police
authorities are instructed to cause the
arrest and detention of all suspicious
characters found in the city, under the
habeas corpus act passed last session.
The act empowers a magistrate to cause
the arrest of any person suspected OF
countenanclng or encouraging war
against the Government or people, and
commit them to prison there to remain
without trial or bail until the 9Th OF
June next. Yesterday the arrests be-
gan, and four were arrested, James and
John Dudley, Chas. Cash and Alex.
Nicholson. The Dudleys profess to hail
from Brooklyn, and are moulders by
trade. Cash says he came from Ian
caster, England, and Nicholson from
Scotland. 1t Is presumed that the
Dudleys have an assumed name, the
proper one being Donegan.
The Worlds Quebec special says
The correspondence between the Cana
dian Government and Her Majesty's
representatives at Washington, Is un-
derstoOd to have resulted In the recall
ofthe death sentence recently pronounc-
ed against tho condemned FeniRns, and
the substitution therefore to imprisOn-
ment for term of years. Messrs,
Wells, Bell and Flanagan have been
released without trial. The action of
the government In, committing the
death sentence will probably be made
Known in q few DAYS.
Che Montreal Gazette, the govern
meut organ, reiterates the statement
that the British government has in
structed its representatives. to see that
the Fepian prisoners are not only to
have d trial before fair tribunal but
afforded all the benefits ofthe most hui
name penal code.
QuEBEo, o. T., Nov. e.--It Is under
stood THAT Her Majesty steamer, Night,
viii pfoceed to Halifax, and her place
here win besnpplied by two gunboats,
manned by drafts from Her Majesty's
steamer Aurora. ,at1 Btl4f#1
The New Brunswick, government has
given Sc, 900 to the Quebec sufferers, and
Nova Scotia has given 81, 600. The Mayor
has received another cable telegram
authorizing draft Of 5; 800 pounds ster-
ling, on the account of the relief fund.
Contributions from England already
reach SIS, 600, and those from the United
States over $40, 600.
s.fs, L 49, - = ; : = . = al
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Chinnrn Mnrn.nn

GHICAGoI Nov. Q.
Flour, dull, and declined 15a25c.
Wheat u quietand declined To-; sales ct
e Oo92 ID for No. 1; SIs71<9I 81 for No.
& Corn, declined $3.50; closing at
quiet, and declined &c.; 4lI<94Iz<c. for
Nos2. Highwines, quiet. Mess Pork,
81 lower; S23 5OC924 90. Hogs, fairly &C.
tive at 6@75Sc. for common 10 choice X.
RreiRhtS, quiet, zls5i 49, :
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RunNI0 MnrIIc,

BUFFALo, Nov. 8.
S PIP spring SI5 90: white Canada SII 75aI5 u
Mheat,salea 10000 bus Chicago & AiilSaukee
SOL spring on part. Peas lower. Corn. i5ales
S!'990 bus ntsl 1851 Is, closing with buyeFs al
shi,l1; Oat8 quiet nt about G0c. harley, sales
~ nu5 canada at 81 10, and 5000 bus 10 ar
rye part. Rye opens quiet. Pork Sg3929 %,
Lard I51S9l8e. Whisky unchanged. Canal
ffTeight 70 New York, wheat IT9lsc. corn
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OsWeEo llarket.

OSWEGos NOV. o.
Flour S95Oc lower on spring, and steady
ana unchanged on winter grades; SI26l2 IS
for No. I spring; Sll for red winter: SIS for
whitei SIS 559l6 70 for Xxx. Wheat quiet and
no saIes. Corn quiet. Barley Unchanged;
Qulnte, In bond, and at 81 u, free. Rye steady
at u ~ for Canada Canal FrelRhts steady To
New fofk; Hour 80, peas Is, corn /, barley y,
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Retirement OF tho French from
RTert.C U7'-

NEW York, Nov. 9.-The Herald's
Paris correspondentsays: Gen. Castel-
man Will arrange for the retirement OF
the French, troops, from Mexico an
masse, as Napoleon thinks that a march
by detachments would be inconsistent.
TWAS considered that France would be
relieved of two huge incubii, Rome and
Mexico, about the same period of time.
The Empress of Mexico, now called
the Princess Charlotte, is said to be at
nlcted with religious monomania, al
the church in Mexico, and that her case
is hopeless Of cure. 1t is said the nm
fortunate lady had just attempted
suicide by jumping from a window.
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Cotton dropping At 33@8lc. Flour duil and
unchanged. Wheat heavy and unchanREsi.
Corn higher new 72676cs old a5C6ff2 n
OatE lower, at 4s95Ic, Fork lower "a Ssi 80
So stock exhausted. Bacon and Iand drnoT
ing and nominal. Whisky higher, "a 81 al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-10
Illinois Election Returns.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-This State gives o
Republican majority of $4,000, gain
OF Is 900 since 1854. The Legislature
stands about as follows: Senate, 1B
Republicans to 8 Democrats. House,
90 Republicans to % Democrats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-10

at5li Hl NEW ORIEApTs Nov o.
Cotton lower sales JS5 bales low midilInR
M ~ q receipts for the week
1000 bale9i sock l37,6O0. Sugar in good de-
mand g S7s9lS5S for fair. Bank sterling %.
new 1orA AGcnange par. is 8f
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Toledo Mnrlxet,

TOLEDO, Nov. O..
Flour quiet Wheat, winter No 1 e; spring
e lower; sales new white Michigan at 81 q;
amber " 19S2 SOi No. spring " n. Corn
opened and closed &c lower but 6rTn: Saie,
No. mixed at OG998Zc. Oats held al 51c0 and
Sc 81, 5id. Lake freights dull; &c on corn 10