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Commercial and Marine Reports.

FRANKFORT BoURsE, FRANKFORT, Dec. 25.-
United States bonds are quoted at 765 for the
old issue.
Tin England all the markets were closed on
Christmas day.l
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 25.-The steamship Etna
Captain Bridgman, from New York December
IA, arrived at this port to-day.
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stabbipg AGair at New Haven.

NEW HAVEN, Dec. 26.-John Goss yesterday
assaulted Joseph Goblin, Steward of the State
Hospitsl-stabbing him Eve times. The arrival
of a policeman saved Cobbln's life. The
wounds are not considered dangerous. Goblin
was attacked while in the discharge of his du-
ties, and the assault was, no doubt, premedi.
tated.
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ALABAMA.
The Freedmen Celebrate Christmas After
Their own Fashion.

4AO EHStuhAgh OOAebEhNo ALG0E
Their own Fashion.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec 26.-The negroes are
out in force to-day, contrary to the municipal
regulations and military orders with guns and
pistols, and in full uniform, No effort was made
to suppress the demonstration. In the afternoon
several thousand negroes were harangued in
incendiary language by Barber, Brainard, and
other prominent radicals. Late in the afternoon
Barber and Brainard were arrested by the mill
tary authorities
A Round OF Reported Disturbances
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 25.-lt is reported
that disturbance took place at Greenvile last
night. A military detachment was sent there to
restore order. No particulars of the trouble
have been received, but all was quiet at the
latest accounts.
The Selma papers report disturbances at De-
mOpolis and Camden, to which points troops
have been or dered.
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Fire in PortIand. Mnine.

PORTLAND, Dec. 24.-Messrs. W. e. Stevens &
Co.'s iron foundry, in this city, was destroyed by
fire this evening. 1t was fully insured, and the
loss is not known.
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.-Brigadier- General C. II. Howard, Assistant
Commissioner of the FreedmeR's Bureau Of
the District Of Columbia and West Virginia,
has returned to Washington from Maine, whore
he was married TO Bangor lady ON the 9th
inst, and brought his bride Wiah him,
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A Round OF Reported Disturbances.
sudden Death i'm New Haven. Ct. :

NEW HAVEN, Dec. 25.-Mr. William Lewis,
President of the Lewis and Beecher Company,
and an esteemed and prominent citizen, died
suddenly this morning, aged Afty-seven years.
He died of apopleXY.
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n u
Steamship Alexandra, Plat, from Richmond with
BaTque irma. Oummlns. ls days from CaIbar,or
with sugar, molAsses' honey. aud cedar to s. q w,
BaTque Chanticleer. Moore, from Cardiff Oct a
with T9liTSsd 0T Eon bs3e 20 n tcs gesergsS.d q Co.
with lumber 70 Knight q Sons;
Hchr Curtis Tilton Somers 10 days from Charleston
with lumber TO Norcross q Sheets.
Correspondence OF me Paaadelphta Erchanos.
LEwEs, Del, Dec A-s P; M.-Barques CornwallIs
water, in company with the following vessels arrived
tOday-harque sea Eagle from Demarara for Phila-
Philadelphia; also sob 6SFque Ids g. from Jamaica, ana
The following vessels Went 70 sea Yesterday viz :.
BaTques Roanoke, for Laguayra; Horatio Spraguo
Ea1sTne Barbados Bep Carver ior po6cse o6ts1
schr Pickwlck, for odessa JOSEPH LAFETRA,
MEMORANDA
s RostoS tn Mstthews for Philadelphia
Steamship star or the Union. Cooksey hence, via
Hsyana, at NeT Orleans 2Oth inst. =. ~
a. schr mary Mlines' BurdSe hence at Charleston
teIday. f.I - 49,
oHARLEsToS. Dec. 25.-ArrIved, brig Tangent, nom
Nsw YORK. sailed ship R. IL Tasker; Tor Liverpool
PenobscOt has been Tedtted aG the washington Navy
sqnsd1on las g SeeS esr BY hs
TO proceed to Norfolk and complete her
rendered q ne ee 70 sRe woas
have soon closed her H. She will have every facility
for getting ss9pss sn SS S Sea me sGa "a
these q xsy rare das
rhns rhvmdsk ~ ~ Eastman. commanding Lieut. Com.
ahonas tEs..ad ~ NailIe, Executive Officer; AcknP
Msster THOMAS wilsopi Acting Enslgn III. r. Dar-
AAsteis -. THOMAS Hicker6on. q. ii. Robinson O T.
ION LON ;Mhssnd William M Hin; Assistant Paymasters
Iea III BoRgsi Chief Engineer, George w. Mel.
a cling SECOND Assistants. Albert o IcnRard and
NJ ~ Ross; Actpg Third Assistants. Charles Morgan
nd ~ Dliam N. Faul. The PenObscot has recently
heen put IN commission, and when her repairs ave-
Completed she Will sail for the West Indies.
The barque Santa ROsa which arrived here yesteFs
day. has been ordered TO New York.
Sailed-Steamer NaEOO and achr James w. Hale
frOm Galveston for New York. aud Water Witch FOR
Baltimore. U. B. steamer Saco passed up 70 Norfolk
to-day.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 26-ArFiVed, steaunhhIn ChIeaSo,
McVay, from Liverpool
steamship City OF Antwerp, MirehOuse, nom Ldyers
pool 49,.
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
By atlantic Cd6Ie.

Commercial and Marine News.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6-Noon-Arrived, steam
ship France from New York.
Breadstuffs are quiet aud firm.
LONDON, Dec 26.-NOon'-The Christmas holi-
day is continued to-day. The Exchange is not
open. United States Five-twenties are quoted
on the street at 72t.
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CHINA.
suooe,. of the RebeIs.

LONDON, Dec. 25.-Advices from China by the
overland mail and telegraph report that the
rebels are meeting with success in their opera
tions against the Imperial Government.
Tonnage was scarce at the various Chinese
ports and exchange on England had declined.
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RH the Cnhn CahIe.

HAVANA, Dec. 25.-The steamship Cuba ar
rived to-day from Baltimore. She brings JEFF
Davis and wife, who are on the way to New Or
leans,
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Further Particulars.
PAssENGERs wHo ABE REPoRrEp SAVE.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 25-Evening steamer
Raleigh took fire on Tuesday, the Gath, at noon.
The following have been saved and landed
here:-Purser McManus and wife; D. B. Rice,
chief engineer; John Smith, seaman; Thomas
Keating, baker; James Crowley, third cook;
John Mcdonald, seaman Margaret Murthes,
stewardess; Captain N. r. Miller, an officer of
the New York Police; Charles Whittsou, passen-
ger; G. W. Bartlett, chief officer; Gordon Young,
second officer; Charles Smith, quarterma aster;
Michael Gibbney, messman; Thomas P. Brown,
fireman; E. Robbers, steerage passenger; ].
Hunt, steerage passenger, and Francis Mehal,
steerage passenger.
The following are probably safe:-C. P. Marsh
man, Jr., son of the captain; Patrick Harrington,
fireman; John Larkins, fireman; Eugene Ellis
captains boy.
These persons we're in the large boat, and are
known to have others with them, names un-
known, and it is believed that they picked UP
several parties that were floating on portions OF
the steamer.
The following are lost:-Henry Palvin, chief
steward; Thomas Collopy, third steward; James
Peapela, waiter; Thomas Brannan, pantrymau;
Martin, boy; William Welsh, boy, of New
Orleans; Joshua Silvernal, coal-passer; D.
Lowell, fireman; Mrs. Bryant, passenger.
The fate of the remainder, including Captain
Mars hman, is, up TO this time, unknown.
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RUSSIA.
Protest Against the Action of France In
RegaEd TO the EaAtern QnesIiOn.

LONDON, Dec 25.-The Russian Government
has addressed note 10 the Government of
France, protesting earnestly AGAINST the shifting
policy of the latter upon the Eastern question.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

For additional Marine NetOs see Inside PaoeS.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA........D DEOEMREp On
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING rn1w.
GRAPH OFFICE. A-A@0"
"A. M.......,....50 IL A. M.......-.55l2 IL p. M. "a
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CLEARED THIS MORNIN

&Co. ~~f"
schr r. g. Whilden. Messick, Alexandria, Caldwell
schT II. b. McCauly, Cain, AspInwaII, Merchaut.sCo
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ARRIVED THIS
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Brig A. L. Lane, Carver. 10 days from Bangor wifi
lumber TO captain. 80 Wv
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Comments of the Press upon the AbyEsI-
nInm War.

LONDON, Dec, 25.-The Times of to-day has an
editorial on the subject of the Abyssinian war,
which it fears will be protracted until next year.
1t blames Sir VIM. Napier, the commander of
the British forces for the delays which the ex-
peditiOn has encountered, and says nothing of
consequence can be done during the present
season,
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The greatest snow storm recorded in
Russia occurred on the steppes of Kirgheez, in
Siberia, in 1927, destroying 2S5, 900 horses.
80, 400 cattle, 100000 sheep, and 10000
camels. The greatest recorded in England is
that of 1914, in which, forty-eight hours, the
snow fell so furiously that drifts of sixteen,
twenty, and even twenty-four feet were re-
corded in various places. In the south of
Scotland, in 1920, there were thirteen drifty
days, which killed nine-tenths of all the sheep.
On Eskdale Moor, out of 10000 only As were
left alive, and the shepherds everywhere built
up huge semi-circular walls of the dead crea-
tnres, to afford shelter to the living till the
gale should end. An inch an hour is thought
to be the average rate of deposit, though four
inches are said to have fallen during the severe
storm in New York, January 3 1859.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
A General Attempt TO Rescue Fenfan
PrlaOnerA AntIclnnteh.

LONDON, Dec 25.-The precautions of the
Government against the Fenians continue.
Very extensive and unusual preparations have
been made to-day, which indicate that the
authorities are in possession OF information that
a general attempt is to be made by the Fenians
to rescue the prisoners confined in the various
partsof the United Kingdom for completely in
the late outrages, both in England and Ireland.
In addition to the regular police force, special
CoDstables are everywhere on duty, and other
precautionary measures have been adopted by
the Government which. it Is hoped, will result
in the preservation Of order.
a. m ~ the m r0YA Hha
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Mr.. Felix Bodley, of Oregon, Holt county,
Missouri, says the Sentinel has produced this
year from one-twentieth of an acre of ground,
one hundred and sixty gallons of wine. At
this rate three thousand two hundred gallons
can be made from an acre. MIR. Bodley readily
disposes of his product by the barrel at S3 per
gallon. So that one acre of grapes made into
wine will bring the sum of $4,000. II requires
four years to bring the vines up TO this bear
ing standard, and q partial crop may be
counted on for the third year.
The London AthenGum says Of Mr. Beecher's
nOVel;-"The present work shows that man
may be a fluent preacher, and brother of a
clever woman, and yet break down when he
Attampts TO write pOYel.n
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Mount VeSUViUS In a Fury.
Fenians Attempt a Rescue.
The Press on the Abyssinian War.
a Protest from Russia on the
Eastern Question.
Etc, Etc., ETC., Etc., ETC., Etc.
Fenians Attempt a Rescue.
The Press on the Abyssinian War.

Etc, nto- Etc., Etc., Etc., Es..
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FROM EUROPE by STEAMER.
The Eastern and Roman Questions.
Garroting on the Increase.

uts., Eto, Etc. ETC., ETC., Etc.
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DI - a - II Il II.
Burning of the Steamer Raleigh.
Thirteen Lives Lost, and Twenty
four Others Missing.
Etc, Etc. Eto" Etc. Etc. Hto.

CHARLESTON, December 25.-The steamship
Raleigh, from New York for New Orleans, was
barned yesterday twenty miles of the coast.
Eighteen of the passengers and crew were
brought in by a steam tug this morning.
Thirteen lives are supposed to be lost, including
Captain Marshmau. Twenty-four others are
missing. When last seen they were in boat, or
clinging TO pieces of the wreck.
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EDITION

Mount VesUVius In a Fury.
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NEW NEW HoRK Pee. SSSArrived, steamhhip Chicago,
steaniahip CITY OfAntweTp. Mirehouse. frOm LIVers
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LIVE sTnCK MARKETS.

vrrr,rsn.v Nov oo-Rccepts OF beevcs since Mon
day are 1898 at Hudson CITY ana lbSS al ooinmuhpaN
were not sold at night Inc maJnIl VI te hto,k VIC
poor made up largely OF tln los IA e s, o d
sprinkng OF bulls. These hard cattle are SOFA at low
pre- sincs mis- dav week cattle bringing about tho
nces of Monday bull beef - sul cheap seIhg al 90
~ I'm more ofIeipg than j. wanted. The little state
w. w. We a. coUa and hefers Of sac cwt brought II d3c,
with fair cattle at 40, and good ranging IRON 10 10 loc'
m ere were few prime Ohio steers held little higher
ht ,Sbdrawp hoping better offers tomorrow There
was one drove Of l5l Illinois steers ia hesh strong %
va vbolesaed nj Conmunipaw for slOl each; then l5s
cNt ,,f common cattle were sold at l2c., with ll9
thin ca cwt Indiana steers relalou az o.I n 5o Va AZ
nv iIinois steers are reported al 5e, with tops at iGc
AZ IIudson City there were iirge number OF smali
- nostIy state cattle one OF which, mixed is re-
ioIs -, ION cwt another atl0d l2c on cwt,
With car-very uneven cattle sonc nara COWS tnlil
49, and 7aI4c lot Of O. good u cwt Ken
nclies WIS sold at 14al6c; l52 Indiana steers ca
Iuch1 siv MEDIUM at 1ic. with Ga others, from same
state AT to sao e eated with the decision Of Judge
~ of the supreme Court. which Restraints the Board
~ utb from interfering with the killing of animals in
OIL heal' Mt least so far as that particular
Concerned They counting upon Icopelng thelr
below Foreth-st, and some OF the pur-
es Of 10 day are ordered 10 be driven 10 Cnrlsest
for kIipg tonight. We should ADVISE atOh TOT niue
while yet until tho ponce reoe4'0 '' NV " ''of
See are st coming forward faster than they can be
d ~ at least the yards and pens were not cleared to-
sou' o r p, o,ng 10 late arrivals. There 20
1ay ~ Hudson Civ and 1851 head at Fortiethst, with
t more boats 20 arrive the latter place There is
frInness TO the market but prices sti rule at
IS5c FOR poor TO medium sheep with prime at 5tc-n
one instance SIC band few pcKeu sheep sun higher
hs range from 10 &C. with few at 7c Among tho
n ~ Hudson City were l76 fine Livingston Co, n "
sheen os ~ few lambs among them AT e!c ia New'Jer,
@ So with l3 State ewes at same price, and
3 min state sheep at 81 so per head Also 200 State
sheen Of 81 at &c. with car OF hchgah sheep % n
,c 70 morrow. Trade good at fortiethst most OF
he sheep selling at a5ic with some selected sheep OF
Hogs foot up cars viz 80 at Comm1npaw and 10 al
Fortiethst There fair, but not quick demand at % .
~ tr common 10 good ard 7td7!c for prime. Two cars
medium iss n O. hogs brought 81 % cwt ut Communi
paw this morning.
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FIRST BOARD.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 2o-P. NJ.

Gold closed at 1897 a139s. Cash gold is abundant
and Ga 2 per cent has been paid to carry It, Tho
clearings Of the Gold Exchange Bank were St,5i2,-
CO., and the balances $2,66l,lS2.
Government stocks are lower, by per cent on the
7SOs and all the recent issues Of per cent bonds.
Tennessee Gs are stronger. In Railway bonds little
done Rock Island IS, new issue, rose to ". The
transactions in Railway shares were not large, and
In view of the tightness reported IN moneyprces were
frmor No large amounts Of anything were offered
either for cash or upon sellers option, and the activity
In money affected none but spectators upon small
margins who closed out their stocks. At the Second
Board the market was frmer and higher prices freely
paid for the whole list. Northwestern commonrose
70 s5:: the Preferred CA, and Erie to 7ls. Adams
EXPRESS sold at "a Pacific Mail fell to 49, After the
call further advance paid on Northwestern
Common, which sold at 57i, and was in demand.
Erie rose to III and New-YOTk Central to ia. The
market is much excited, and the advance
In stocks. in the face of very tight
money market puzzles the oldest operator.
At o'clock the following quotations were current:
Registered ~ cent, 1881, 1l2i Coupon u cent,
1881 113; Coupon 5-2Os 1862 1OS do 520s 1864 1851
alO5; do do 1865 1901 a1O6s; do New 1865 1914 G1O7l
do 1867, 1O7lGlO7i Coupon 10-40s, 1O1tG1O2; 1905
second 1861 a1Ojl do third 1861 d1052; Missouri 6s
p5lG95!; Tennessee 6s, ex-cOupOn, 66G66l; do. new
64G643; Canton HAS: Cumberland, 26a29; West
ern Union, 3liG3l9; MarpOsa, 7969; do. Preferred,
1905: Pacific Mail 133alS3l; Atlantic Mall 1l53
Q1lG; Boston Water Power 141S; New-YOrk
Central ll4a1l4t; Erie, Tia7ls; Erie Preferred,
79asO; Hudson, 125a126; Reading. 96!G963; Michi-
gan Central, 1lOsal1Oi Michigan Southern, SO0
BOZ Illinois Central 12SalSl; Cleveland and Pitts
burQh. $685. Northwestern, 57iG579; do. Pre-
ferred. 64GG49; Cleveland and Toledo 102.Gl05;
Rock Island, 9js G95l; st. Paul. S0l 0S9.; do Pre-
ferred. 6l3aG3; Fort Wayne. 97s0g7s.
Money on call was active at 7Eper cent, and extra
rates were paid in many cases In Commercial paper
the rates are unchanged. Best sells at 7G9; for
second rate 1912 is paid.
The streetgawats the meeting Of Congress with
great curiosity At the first opportunity numerous
financial resolutions and bills will be offered looking
to the suspension of contraction" Tor the enlarge
ment Of the currency" the effect Of which VIII be to
make gold lactive and stocks lively. AS the
Treasury has no fixed policy, but changes
It's action an the Secretary is influenced by popular
sentiment financial affairs until the adjournment OF
Congress next Summer viii be in confusion Great
efforts will be made to defer resumption. AS there is
excuse for issuing legal tenders 1t is now
easy 70 see how the infatonists are to obtain relief
IT the Treasury wanted money the would be dli
ferent and more legal tenders more bank curren-
y would no doubt be voted. The Secretarys GILL
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
roEr OF YEw.ToEk.."..YOr 20

CLEARED.
Steamship Ahmae Bourne Norfolk cy Point and Redmond Va
sea 1l.i S5oa on Watson liverpool cunsri
s,eamsh = Ga Hobart SeSsr9 nsra{i fSi coaSe Co.
Steamship Frsncouis. Sherwood Portland y H. AH~ - H.,
sso R Pegrses5d Brea WesseI BREMEN ocdchs
senh2 Ghas Lord Hs Saya19'I . S9eegse2w s. 1''
Ship Flying Eagle, Hay.. MebOun, Mailer Lord Co
S Lord Gvabar,t CTose LIVERPOOL Barclay Livingston
Bak 4.lanta IoE .. Asgn"Sa T. s1es Co.
bari NewYork Gibbs Mrsslles Boyd liaelS9 n,u.,,
Br is susan E. VOORHEES, TaOd Charleston, A Abbott
H BTs Fsb.u Orv Andersen, oueenso"n for ORDERS FuuA.
Af sa ota~s 1Br Eli, opoo Cr,ud. Unghy CO
Big Sprngbok tfr), Akens OPoro j + Whitney 4 Co
P Bs joint John Kcnndy SnaT Galveston, Murray fsrt Co.
ssh Esa% S' R T RssS Va jas Mckee Co.
f Sesi kamaf Is@bsI; A16oy, P. Talbot CO.
& S' . JSl + K B. G. os. E T%2sl'T Co
Sem, tS S 1 whreisf PaSa J. Bishop Co
sehr W.. COlys Taylor, Norfolk Thee. Moore.
Steamship tDr) Gasi LveSol SoT via eae'n''O"'
Steamship Mau A,FiaVS l4ie inst, with mails specie 1'a
Bas Standing to i6 So6si showing E9gh % Snd private
signal white ground with % lat 10 a. Sn s NV ard B
s,S S At H. With ad and "a pas Geo MeEsa1 Had hs.y
TICKET shoals pilot from boat No. avery heavy sea- 1O'h
Steamship Moro Castle ADAM, is att with
nise and pass to Atlantic Steamship Company ..,o
Will mdse. and pass. 10 Den. CaungtOn-
steamship Zodiac Rogers Savannah Nov TO- with mds and pass
Murray Ferris & Co.
steamship Elizabeth, Fowler. Baltimore. ". Dakel
steamship Ann Eliza Richards, Philadelphia
Steamship Concori, Norman Philadelphia ., IA, u. a.
Shin Young America Cummings fa cisco Aug H. ih Nose 70
master Crossed equator Pacific 8 passed Cape he ye ~
crossed EQUATOR In atlantic 80 3D detained Gays ID
Gulf stream With NV. and ". gales -, ia Il. -,
Ship Iierschel IRmbl Fnednchs Hnnhug - III
1913 pass 10 Soman Had NV gales Oh the passage h'a
deaths Is children adns) the passage "a IA. - A..
Bar Ia 1fahNe
WSTsu n Co Was DAYS Of Hateras with strong westerly
Bn Martha Stone Charleston - NJ, ,sv.,.., c..,6
Scb Was OF the lOf Wadoboro Mel Mofsrsnd crsnd
Haor Nov salt 70 Moses Ward Had norhsny sae' ak
tue whole passage
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

CARD FROM MIR. n. II. GRINNELL.
To The Stockholders Of Me Pacific Maj Steamship Com
pdny:
| perceive in this mornings papers report
~ committee OF certain stockholders Of the
Pacific Mail steamship Company in which my name is
presented as candidate for reelection upon ticket
formed in opposition the present Board OF Directors
and statement is made from which might be inferred
that favored the movement OF this opposition party and
acted in concert with them
bee Won to understand that such 30 inference would
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The above oes not include fhy Of eothn Sc which VIZ DO
mated 10 the Society distributed bv the South statement
Inn detail receipts aud Disbursements beng published 10
pamphlet form for distribution The As cation repeat former an
" any Gin Enterprise" -. :. ..., ~
PKEsipgyT Mrs j. j. ROOSEVELT, No. 83j Broadway TREas
uREK ARTHUR LEARY No. - Namt ASSISTANT lREsUAkk
Mrs s L. NJ BARLOW No. l Maasonave sEcRErAkf, MIs AL
GERNON s SULLIVAN, No. lO7 " est Twenyhr - -
Executive Co,turrKE: Mrs s r. Lees. Lees waller 20 80
Pnes Mrs BENJAMIN Douglass Washington lights MIS- g. eknor
Curtis No ~ Mrs Benjamin Holiday no
2J1 Fnhae, W. H. Sheldon, Everett House, Mrs Edv ard
ooper No erntonaye Mrs JEnes Brooks, No DOB Fhave Mrs
James Harra No 81 Twenty eehthst Mr.. JC Fremont No p
West Nnetecu John Sherwood. No 10 eft lhrtysecond
81 Mira W T. Coleman No 100 fthaye. Mrs T. Rumney Mhhe
Plains, Mrs j. Lloyd Abbott, NJ Fnhaye Mrs G. r. garrison
NevYok Hotel Mrs Cyrs Mccormick No 40 Ffhaye Mrs Bogau
No IiB Tethst Airs T. H. Clarke Washington ghsi Mrs
VIM Tracy No 5 Fnhave Joseph Alsop No 70 Washington
square West W H. Price, No 22 West mrs
James Patterson D. d. Field No ~ East Nen
tv6r,.st Mrs & L. Perkins No. II Le1ingonaSe Mrs T. Mack
no 25 West Thirtiethst w Stoughtn No W Snibaye
u, Eghert L. V No ~ Mrs James stokes
No 80 Madsonave Mrs Thomas A. Bmmei No IS Madson,av
North Mrs A. McKinley Miss Schmidt NO ~ " es' i3
second.st Miss Nheatlcy, No. i2S ksmsenst
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Since January .s5loi2sos slc84oa,t2G :lGceoo,sso

Since January s5i,o2s9s slCsA3o,l2e siGc,Go9 $50
Earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany for the second week N November:
1866 $1,000 O5 1901. sss,93S 70 Dec s7lo7 50
Earnings Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
for the second week in November
200 15G6.....sS3ls5 .s1o,O15
The earnings of the Western Union Railroad for
the second week in November We're:
..si9Iso 1sG6......$1s9lO $40
The Pacific Nail Steamship Company has declared
a quarterly dividend Of three per cent
The following was the days business at the Office
Of the Assistant Treasurer: Receipts for Customs
$24GOOO: Receipts for Gold Notes, $4,000; total Re-
ceipts S14j7557 IS; total Payments, S,532 coo so;
Balance $llO,O99GS1 rs.
Freights TO Liverpool 800 bbls. Rosin at s. ~ $50
b. 40 bales Cotton at 3D. and per steamer 100 bales
Cotton at Ia ID.
The suspension Of a leading grocery house is an
nounced this afternoon. The firm has long been among
the first in the city in reputation and amount Of
business.
The following is a statement Of the movement in