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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
ExcHAEeE-Eastern easier, az par buy
ing, ana per cent premium selling.
FL0UR-Active and hrmer; Spring extra
S. 0096 rs.
WHEAT-Firmer and active. aud 6a65<c
hlgher: sales at 81 O6Ql O2 for No. 1, and
no. at 81 g68l ll1<, closing firm at 81 ll0
~ u ii1 ~ 19T Ne .; sales No. since Change
CoRN-Steady, frn, and La3Sc higher;
sales OF No. l at 7sa90c, No. az 70a7GLSc
and rejected st 68970c closing at the OUT
at Soc.
OArs- Opened firm, but toward the close
weakened and declined; sales OF No 1 AZ
4o1z94IZc, and rejected 439431<c. cIosing
with sellers of No. l at the inside.
kYE- Steady; sales of No. at 81 O1aI o.
closing at the inside for No. l.
BARLEY-Firmer, and 6a7c higher. aaIaa
OF NO. at 81 43gl As, aud rejected 81 pa
Sl 70, closing at tn outside: aan1p pia Iofs
SOLD at ii 42lz9I 80 on the track
hlohW iSEs - Moderately active f1rm
ana ze h2gHer: sales at &c. ~
FkoyfsI0Ns - Quiet. Mess Pork S24 90.
prtp1e mess $40 O0 aud extra prime Sl7 O01
4l1 90 Beef hams 23c; sweet-pickled hams
and Natch
native steers. -N
HoGs-Dul', and lO9I5c lower; sales at
20 IO9I ~, closing with buyers at 81 5O
FRAIGHTs-Quiet and unchanged.
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ton of all persons whom be forced
from the Legation. There can be no
arguments on this question. If our
flag does not protect Americans IN
foreign countries, it is a shame. 1t
has no right to a place among the
flags of nations, aud unless our gov
erbment acts promptly and vigorously
In this matter, we shall become con-
temptible among foreigners.
'sLet an officer of courage-a man
like Ferragut or Porter-be sent out
at once in the fastest man of-War We
have. Let him take the feet which
lies at Rio Janeiro with him, and be
instructed to deal with Lopez as
Decatur did with the Dey of Alglers.
1t appears from Washburne' own
letter that Lopez is a ruthless barba-
Tian, who violates every law and re-
spects the rights of no one, whether
native or foreigner. There is reason
to believe that he has submitted Bliss
and Mastermor to the torture, and
there is no reason to deal with him
otherwise than as one would with
pirate.
"It is humiliatiug that it should be
necessary for the press of this country
to call upon the Government to re-
sent such an unheard of outrage upon
our flag as Lopez has committed, or
save from Imprisonment, torture and
death American citizens. Wash
burne's misconduct is a standing dis
grace to every American; one under
which our people will hardly remain
quiet; for if they did, they would
have lost all spirit and sense of honor.
We trust the President and Mr.. Sew
ard will for once act promptly, and
show that there is some decision and
vigor lett In the American Govern
ment. Washburne's own published
letter shows a sufficient cause for the
most energetic measures which can be
taken"
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European Market.

European Market.
BIZ Cablel LONDON, n Nov. l6-Eve.
CoNsoLs-Closed at 9I1< for money and
account.
Bon s-Five-Twenty Bonds 1875.
RAlLRoAD STICKS STEADY; Illinois Cen
trail at 9544, Erie at SO1l, and Great Western
at 39e4.
SUGAR-Has a declining tendency; quo
ted TO arrive at 26s Cd on the spot 36s Sd for
Calcutta.
LTNsEED-At 6Os96Os Cd.
RosIS Common buyant at o. Sd.
TALLoW AT sis Cd.
SPIRITS PETRoLEUM-At l0d.
OILS Unchanged.
FRANKFORT, Nov. IG-Eve.
u. 8. BoSIs-Steady 81 7S5z.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. a6-Eve.
CorroN-The market closed quiet; mid
ding upIands 100000; Orleans lOzS al.
Sales of the day, l0,0Oe bales.
EADsTUFFs-Unchanged Corn at 3os.
Red Wheat al 9s Al. Flour 26s. Barley 5s.
OATs-At IS Sd.
PEAS-At 47s.
PRovIsIoNs-Beef at Dos. Pork 9ls. Lard
65s. Bacon SOS.
PRoDUCE-TalIow SOS Cd. Spirits Turpen.
tIne9s. Spirits Petroleum Cd; refined Is
sgd.
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NnM OrIeans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l6.
CoTroN-Mtddlings have advanced ow-
ing TO an advance in gold and sterling esC-
change; sales al 225z@23c; sales, 600 bales;
ttSt tSStoslpLs since Sttturdnyt 1,O4J DafoB; ex-
GOLD-i35<GII36I6
STERLING EXCHAEGE-Unsettled; COM
merciaI, 474gl473; bank, IfS<@IlS1z.
N. Y. SIGHT EXCHANGE-Par
SUGAR-Dec lining; receipts increasing;
common, 9Izc; fair, 1910; yellow clarified,
l41+c.
MoLAssEs - Declining; prime, 421z@45c;
chOic Z. zoe.
FLoUR-Dull; no sales.
CoRN-Scarce: lew, 81 051I 10.
OATS-Depressed at 60a6lc.
BRAN-Guli at 81 D.
HAY-Decltned; Western, s27328.
PORK Dull at $50.
BAG Mower; shoulders 141zc, clear rib
sides lsI4, and clear sides l9c.
LARD Dull; in tierce l91z9l9Ho.
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Rev EOrk Dry Goods nnrkel.

Dy Ielegraph-l NEW YORK, Nov. Is.
DRY GOors-Only a moderate inquiry in
noticeable for fabrics OF all grades but
with the rapid advance in gold the.
market IS steady and firm at l5al6e FOR
standard sheetingS; 714g71Sc for printing
cioths brown drills OF the best makes
prints, l21ac; Richmond SpraRnes, I3ISc:
merrimac ID aud q checo FANCY prints
I21zc; Chapman K bleached muslfns l2ISc:
Boott and earnestly, ll%ml2c; Caidfiig-
wood: I3c: Great Fails, l2c; Keatrage a
2Oc; New York Mills. 25c: Kearsarge satin
jeans bring 10 ; Pepperell bIeached I51Sc;
and HallowelI brown. i4e: WhIttendsn
double and twist cottonades are steady az
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SYRACUSE.
AgwIRdIer Abroad.

SYRACUSE, Nov. Is. = Frank r.
Robbins, formerly confidential clerk
of Frazer Il Burns, saddlery aud har-
ness manufacturers, has been detect
ed In extensive embczzlements. His
latest exploits are collecting money
from creditors of the firm, and it is
believed he is so operating exten-
siYely in Western States.
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New York Cattle Market.

ByTelegraph.l NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
CATTLE Receipts, 6,243 beeves; BAH
sheep and lambs; l9,24l hogs
BEEF-Unchanged: extra Iec: prime 151<
dl55zc. fair to good t3s<9i45zc; ordinary
1l12@l215c; Inferior l091Ic
SHEEP AND LAMBS-FaiTly active. and a
shade higher for the former, notwtth-
standing the liberal offers: lambs 61Sg7s%c:
sheep 41zG4Zsc. -
HoGS-Advanced 1z91c up TO Saturday,
but to-day, with the arrivals Of 1895 head
and only "A moderate demand, the market
became heavy at SsSG91<c for common TO
heavy corn fed.
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He,S York MnrEnt.

By telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. I6.
SRrToSS--Fifmi sales $500 bales at 2I14c
FLOUR - Receipts Of 22,25I barrels; the
market Is shade hrmer; sales of $, 400
barrels at u.s. s. 5O9s5 % sdor suPeriine
STATE; o soar 80 for extra Western; s. l0l9
so 70 ioT white wheat extra; 50 1903 10 for
roanu-hOop ONO; 81 50g7 80 for extra ST.
closing puietyl California Flour steady !;
sales of 400 sacks at SO 75Q10 .. Rye flour
II S. s5ir request sales OF 800 barrels at 50 SOC
CoRN MEAL-Quiet.
" HIsKY-Quiet; sales $50 barrels free at
81 tjGl o., iusi ie prices for State.
VIE AT-Re ceipta 20 ,sSS bushels; market
a S.tAde firm ~: sales 4lr "a 900 DuShe y at
81 5tsl 54 for No. Spring; 81 5fGl 50 for
retas lots do. & l712@g2 80 Tor white Mi CHI
igan: inter red western on private terms.
RYE-Lower; sales of IL 900 bush West
BARLEY-In fair request; sales OF 1900
bush at s2.g2 o. for state; 81 ID for Canada
West.
BARLEY MALr-Qniet.
Cor Receipts, 8.7tt bushels; market a
81 i2el l3 for uusOund; 81 l4GI Is FIR sound
mixed Western, IN rket closing dull; 81 %
for new yellow southern, and 81 Il for new
white south rn.
OATs-Lower; sales of 5000 bush at 7O9
72c ior Western; safes {, 900 bush Canada on
HicE-Cluiet: 81 z191zc ror Carolina.
OF EE--QQiet and Unchanged.
SUGAR-N Ofninai.
NOLA5SES-Du and unchanged.
EOPS-gl ulet l5Gg2jc fOF Il american.
PETRoLECM - Unchanged; sales at Hc
for crude, aud 2Sc for refined boLd0d.
Ii TsEED OIL-Ddii at 9j995c.
SPIRITS IURPENTINE-Unchan
PoRK-S ominai; saies of $50 barrels at
S2S 75G429 tOr mess, closing at SO cash; s26
f,r old do; S2I 5Jg23 for prime; S23 50925
for prime mess.
BsEF-QuIet: sales of I'D barrels at pre-
viOus p les: tierce beef active and firTner
s@les oi so tierces at S27 50fs29 80 for prime
IN IS: s}IG34 Tor India mess; beef hams
duli at S23 43J 3D.
CUT MEATS s. eady; sales of $50 pack
ages at IHGl2c for shoulders; 12ssI &c for
hams: niddies nominal
LARD-St3sdy; sales OF 480 tieTces at I56
l654c for steam, AMI 1873 gI715c for kettle
rendered. 4,
BUTrER Steady at 25a4Oc for Ohio, and
4Ud5oc for state.
CHEESE-Firm at l3GlSc.
FREIGHTs-T5 LiyerpOo dull and dToop-
ing.
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LOnIsElIla Mnrknt.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Nov. 10
TOBAcco-Scarce and hrmer; common to
fair leaf qdt5L1o.
WHEAT-Sl 6Jal 90.
CoRE-Nsw bulk at 50955c.
OATS-53c.
BACoN-Shoulders 131c; clear rib sides
l714c: clear sides l81Zc.
LARD-NeW 1870.
WHIsKY-kaw, free, 81 90.
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MONETARY Il COMagaCEaL
WEEKLY REYIEVy.

FIGANCIAl4. - There is an active and
pressing demand for money. with ony
moderate supply in our banEs. Rates of
interest are 10 TO II per cent, according to
the time and place of payment. =
Exchange on New YorR is in active
demand, and rates are fully maintained at
soc per $1,000, bu ing. and 81 So per LEGO
selling.
Gold is advancing. Buying at I34, and
selling at 1876. Silver-l2i buying, and I26
selling.
Governments are firm at the following
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Clac.auaLi aarAe..

BY Telegraph cIEcTNNAT1. Nov. l6.
FLOUR - Dull and unchanged; family
81 5 al IS.
WHEAT-Held more 1lrmly No. 1 Is sale
able at = 70, but Is held at 495c higher.
Coz y A ID OArS--UncnaDged and quiet.
BAILEY - Nothing doing. and prices
nom nal.
COTTOS-Dull: IN ddIing pc.
TOBACCO-U HchanZ ed.
WHIsKY-Sl 90, and the demand light.
Hoes -DJ Al 81 O0G7 50, gross, and So 20
Gs9 % n receipts, !, 500 head.
MESS PoRK-DuiI at s2l 5O92j 60; demand
Qu lIgot
GREEN MEATS Dull at TIC, l0c and l2c
for shoulders, sides and hams.
La D-D1iI a IF54 0l5e for prime steamJ
and I51sc for kettle rendered.
BULK MEATS No demand
BAC n - shoulders. OF which there Is
about 100 bogsheads still on hand, can be
bought at I3c.
BUTTER-SIeady at-33(d37c.
POTATOES AND APPLES-VerY@ dull, with
large supply, prices are n0minalIy un-
changed
LINsEED OIL-Dull at 95c; the demand is
OnEy OF "A retail nature
FLAxsEED-Duit at 3 20.
GROC ERIES- ) eadv; sales of 220 hhds
sugar at / I-12Gi514c; coffee firm At 2l925c.
CioLD-Irre ar; closing at 1857, buying
EXcHANGE-Dutl at par. buying.
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PENCILS

American Lead Pencil Company un
rivaIled Pencils. We have "a largo stock
Of the above, comprising some tea differ
snt brands, ranging In price from 81c. 10 90
per dozen. These Pencils are unoqunled
for cheapness and durability by anything
In the market.
Faber's Pencils. All numbers.
Eagle Pencils. All numbers.
Rehbaok's once Pencil. a splendid are
tiele.
Eagle and Star Rabber-Tippe0 PouGiia.
Blue and RED Marking Pencils
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MemDhls Markell.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. Nov. 10.
COTToN-Dull and nominal. Receipts of
26T bales; exports, g95 bales.
FLOUR-Very dull; market glutted.
CORN-At 70 GS0c.
OATS-At 60c.
HAY-S2i 90.
BRAN-At S23 90.
PORR-s28 o. sor new; old S3I.
LARD-At &c.
BAcoN-Firm; shoulders I414c; clear sides
le9l9zc.
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MADISON, IND.
.IEstifiabie Homicide "A Bummer
Killed.

MADISON, Ind, November 16.-
About eleven o'clock this morning
Jacob Gaumer, young man that had
gained considerable notoriety in the
Police Courts, was slot aud instantly
killed by WIN. Jones, a sheet.iron
worker of this city. Jones imme-
ciaiely surrendered himself to the au-
thorities. The Coroner's jury, after
n thorough investigation of the af-
fair, rendered verdict of justifable
homicide.
LATER.
In preliminary trial this evening,
Jones was acquitted and discharged.
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EULsI uONItOE.
Steamer MaHtanzas nurned at Sea
The crew Saved.

FoRTREss MONROE, Nov. 16-The
steamer Matauzas, from Savannah,
for New York with cargo Of cotton,
blew OUT IA tube of her boiler on the
night Of he 18th, eff Cape Hatteras.
setting fire 10 the vessel Every eff
fort was made 20 save her, but the
fire gained rapidly, and the crew had
TO take 10 boats. They were out
seven hours. They were picked up
by the schooner Frank, from Turk s
Island, for Halifax. and brought here.
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WHOLESALE AND nErArL.
INKS

Cartei's celebrated Combined writing
and Copying Ink--the best in the mnfhet
In quarts. pinis, haifpints, and school
pack agea
Arnoids celebrated Writing fluld. Iu
pint and quart bottles.
Buffers Writing Fluid. in pints and
quarts.
Carmine Inka. Best quality.
Blue, Yellow, and other Inks mauufae-
tured TO order
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 16.-The cor
porate authorities of Brighton give a
banquet to Reverdy johnson and
George Peabody next Saturday.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-The announce
ment is made o-day in the London
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New Tork cold and STOCK Marker.
b. Telegraph

D. IeItz.I apu'I NAW IOkS, Nov. I6
MoNEY-Sasy at 697 per cent. on call,
EXCHANGE-SteTlins weak at Sl5ag
GoLD-FIrnaer; opened n 1867 declined
to 1851, advanced TO 1867, aud closed al
1861
G0vERN1Ie eDST STOCKS Active and high
er, but closed trifie off extreme peices.
coupons OF '8l. ll35S9ll41z; do. '62,
lU7asgl073s; do. new ll0a1i014; do '67, 110sS
@lIo12; do. 'OS, A05s9lIQ1z; 10 40s. 1859
The Stock Exchange has been the scene
otthe widest excitement, and prices of
railroad shares dUctuated widely.
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Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, but soch notes. as are offered are
bought at u per cent. off.
The following quotations are from the
office OF w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, no. 6
First Street
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.

Reyerdy johnson TO be DIned BgaIa
Death of Baron James R0thS-
child = Grand Demonstration at
MadrId-TrO0pS Asked for In the
PPOyInces-At VesuVius SpOnting
Again-A New UOne-Earthquake
In Asia.
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N. H.. BLACK,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR at Law
MARION,
Crittenden County, Kentucky.
apI7 wa

state of Indiana. vandeTburgh County,
SIS:
In the vanderbureh Court Of Common
Pleas. January Termp 1903.
Rachel Kroh
VS..
Henry X. Kroh.
IA ARFEAE<h Nc BY AFFIDAVIT
III n ed In tie office of the Clerk Of said
IJurt that the said defendant Is a nom
resideut OF the State OF Indiana, notice OF
the pendency OF said action for divorced
a. hereby given him, ana that the sanae
will stand Tor trial on the nTst dav OF the
next term OF said Court, to be begun and
held At the Court House In the city Of
Evansville, Indiana, cn the hrst "A onday
In January, AID. 1869.
Witness: Blythe Hynes, Clerk Of said
Court this q h day OF October, AID. 1903
BLYTHE HYNE5, Clerk V. e. &. +.
Orf0
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Grand Demonstration IN
Madrid. n
Troops Asked for in the
Provinces.
EEWsYORK.

Gen. Grant and the Secretaries
Complications in south America.
serious Charges AgaIhst U. 5. Hin
lister WashhuPne.
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JOHN IVINSON,
Attachmsut Notice.

August schuize and others VS.. Thomas
khackeifcrd.
Before James T. Walker, Justice OF the
Peace.
KHOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
4N an order OF attachment was taHned
a Eainst the defendant, on the n ing OF the
necessary anidavft and bona and n sum
mons issued and returned defendant not
found: :" aud AZ appearing BY the 4fhdaFiL
that said defendant Is "A nOn-resiuent OF
the state of indiana. The time set for
bearing this cause IN on the lStn day or
November 1868, at nine o'clDck IN the
forenoon, when all persOus Interested can
attend n they think proper
JAMES II. WALKER, Justice.
MARSH a DoU0HTY, Attys for Plaintiffa.
October 23d, 1868. loc23 dlt,w3t
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j. ). MALONE,
Wagon and PlOW Mandatory,
oc26 w3m MADIsoNvILLE, KY.

State of Indiana, Vanderburgh County,
SIS:
In the Court OF Common Pleas, January
Tel m-k56g.
Lucy Martin
VS..
William Martin, Complaint Ior
Minerva Martiu, FarLtlon'
James N. Robinson
and others.
~rT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT
N ON Ale in the office o. the Clerk OF said
f15uTt that the defendant, James n. Rob.
fnson, Is a necessary party 70 this actian
and Is "A nonresident Of the state OF Indi-
ana. notice OF the pendency OF this action
Is Therefore given TO said defendants, and
that the same will stand for trial at the
next term OF the Nanderburgh Court of
Common Pleas, 10 be begun and held at the
Court House, In Evansville, Indiana, on
u first Monday In January, AID 1868.
Witness; Blythe Hynes, Clerk of the
Common Pleas Court. this 10Th day Of Oc-
tober, AID. 1858. BLYTHE HYSE8,
Clerk.
Per III. W. BIPPUa,aD. 4.
W. NJ. LAND. Pits Atty. nsy5 SWw
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BANKABLE FUEDs.

GENERAL TRADE OF THE CTTY.-During
the past week trade has not been so lively,
but our merchants do not seem disposed
to complain. Money is gradually advanc-
ing III the ratio of tight, tighter, tightest,
and collections, in consequence, are very
slow. We anticipate, however, that by the
opeuing of the Spring trade, finances VIII
have materially improved.
The (oliOtctn0 quotations represent tie
wholesale markets. Purchases and sales in
small lots sotlE cdry SOznet0hat from the prices
Orif,e1L
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journals that Rev. Archibald Camp
bell TAFT, d. D., Bishop. OF London,
was appointed Bishop OF Canterbury
FRANCE.
I PARIS. Rovembe 16. 6.-Baron james
Rothschild, head of the house OF
Rothchilds, died here yesterday.
= PARIS, Nov. 16.-La France finds
fault with Lord Stanley fOr-his refer
ence to France In his speech at
I King Lynn It says he should re-
commend moderation to Prussia. not
to France, and asserts the generalsim-
preston produced by the res ult- OF
American negotiations or prospects
of peace in Europe.
e 4kBss Es SPAIN.
MADRID, November 16.-There was
an immense demonstration here Sat
urday In favor of a monarchial form
of government. Addresses were made
by Olozago, Martos, Serrano, Prim.
Tepete, and others. Not less than
$4,000 people were present, and much
enthusiasm was manifested.
Madrid, Nov, 16.-The majority Of
Captain Generals of the Provinces
have requested tie increase of their
respective garrisons, to which Geo.
Prim has replied in circular, stating
that such increase would be beyond
the resources of the country.
Troops are concentrated In CASTLE,
and can be readily dispatched where
ever required.
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EN- VELOPES

We have a large stock Of white, Bun
Orange, Canary. Melon, &C. from Fo. 2 20
No. 81, AZ prices ranging from 81 0 to B 9l
per 900; and the Newest Agony Ora We'd
ding and Party Envelopes. Also, Legal
and Manila Envelopes Of all qualities.
We are prepared 70 print Envelopes an
the latest and most nobbB styles.
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ITALY

NAPLES, Nov. 16.-Vesuvius has
become agitated, and a new cone has
been formed from which streams Of
lava is being elected.
BUCHAREST Nov. 16-A violent
shock of earthquake occurred here on
Friday. 'E CT
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gELE CIR a . e.
CompIicatiors in South
America.

America.
.e.se
Serious Charges Against U
s. Minister Washburne.
a Steamer Burned at Sea.
Important Instructions to
Gaugers and other Rev
enue OfHcers.
Report of the Comptr olIer
Cf currency
News By Atlantic Gable.
$3.50 rt
Death of Baron Jas. Roths-
child.
Grand Demonstration in
Madrid. u
Troops Asked for in the
Provinces.
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Serious Charges Against U
s. Minister Washburne.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
The grocery merchants report a smaller
trade last. wees. There are no particular
changes to report. Sugar Is firm. but with
no prospect of an advanse. a al other
articles there is no change in prices. We
continue to quote:
CoFFEE-Is firm without material change
in prices. We quote co nmon 4O922o; fair
23925c; prime z51zc, and good to choice
Java $50 3Sc. Laguayra &c.
SUGAR-Is firm, with prices unehang-
ed. We quote raw at l3@I4c; Porto Rico
i4@I5c; Orleans l59I6e; Demarara I51l9
1554c; soft refined 15}69lG1zc; hards I7@
l714e.
IEAS-There are no changes in the price
of teas. We continue TO quote fol-
lows = Black: Souchong, SOC TO 81 50:
Oolong, 81 to go. Green: Young Hyson,
81 25 to L 70; Imperial, 81 . to l 70; Gun
powder, 81 20 to 2O0i Hyson, 81 to l co.
MoLAssEs-Stocks fair and sdfficient to
meet the wants a1 the trade. Orleans
plantation is scarce, and quoted at 90ca5SI.
The refined syrups are according TO quail
ity and reputation of manufactures, rom
Csc to 81 25.
FIsH-We quote MackereK, No l, IN bar
rels, So 80 to S23 90; No. s2l 90: No. 8 SIG;
half barrels No. l sll 509lS 90; No = 50 SOC
.
No. 81 IS; No. s2 50; No. 5, 50 25; White
Fish, 50 90 for new; 81 50 for old.
RICE-Market firm at n@IILc for
good to prime Rangoon. Carolina 11T@
12c.
CANDLES Light weights 1s16c. full
weights 2Ic and steady.
| CANDY-We continue to quote at I9c and
/ 2Ic pei pound.
| STARCa-Is unchanged at IA to Sc.
! CoTrONs- YdrRs, steady but not active.
| We quote standard quality at I7c for 700,
/ 1gc for 800, ana 2lc for 500; poorer brands
are selling at lower rates. BGttt1'g-We
quote No. at 32c, and No. 2 at zoe. Cdr-
| pet C1Gtn-For white 45c; for colored 55c.
LIoUo ss-There is no particular change
In the liquor trade since last report. Prices
remain unchanged. We quote: new copper
distilled whisky 50 90; one to two years old
scarce at 50 5O95 90; highwines 3 50; rectl-
fed 81 1902 35; common Bourbon and Rye
! s2@2 &C. and Brandy, g 2592 70; Holland
gin 81 so: imported brandy Sl2 00Sl5 90;
Old Port 81 5Og6 so.
DRY GOODS.
Business In this department has bee fair
for the season and = good, healthy busines IS
anticipated for the residue of the Fall and
Winter. In the supply markets business
has been but moderate at steaGy prices.
Here the prices are shade lower, and a
the close we quote:
BROWN SHEETINos.-Atlantic A 1870;
Stark a I51zc; Cannelton I5c; Medford
15c; Augusta 15c; Blue Ridge IA: Wabash
125zc; Valley l0c.
BLEACHED SHEETHGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
LonsdaIe "A, lSc; HilI's Al. ISe; Hope IL,
lOc; Boot 4-4,l5c Red Bark. 1870; Bainsley
4, 121zc; Battle y, loc.
PRINTs-Merrimac w, l4c; Merrimac D.
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