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NEGRO WoNAE Run MAD FOR LOVE-
The Charleston, - C. News and Herald says:
short time since young negro gIrl named
Frances Williams met q negro man on fes-
tive occasion. In a few moments both felt that
there were looks and tones that dart an ms tant
sunshine 10 the heart as IL the soul that mo.
ment caught what through life it hao sought
In fact, both fell in love and in q few days
they were engaged to be married. the "happy
day" being set for last Thursday night; at
which time the duskey bride was ready, but
her "lovier" came not. She soon asceriained
that he was faithless; had the night previous
married another gIrl. Frances rayed- tore her
naIr, and the bed clothes too; and became so
violent that she had 20 be carried 70 the Freed
mems Hospital. She Is there now, a raying
manaic, and so violent that her keepers have 10
Tie her 70 prevent her destroying herself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

SAD DROWNING CASE NEAR PHILA DKLPHIA.
General kilby Smltk, United States consul al
Panama, IS residing, this summer, with his
family at Iorresdale. on the Delaware. On
Friday afternoon. his daughter Isabella, a
young lady of about sc eventeen, with her Young.
er brother, lad OF fifteen, were overtaken at
about SIX O'Clock, by a sudden shower while
boating IN small cunning skif, and made
hastily TOR the head OF long pier projecting
INTO theriyer al Torresdale. Springing quick
ly from the boat, Miss Smith stepped ON a slip }.
perry pile, and, losing her balance, fe II tween
The boat and the pier, al the same time thrust.
ing the light boat some distance from her. She
sank Immediately. No one was on the wharf
hut a small boy, who could render NO assist.
ance. Her brother, who was unable to swim,
threw her an oar when she rose TO the surface,
but she Jailed TO reach II, and sunk a second
time, 10 rise NO more. The occurrence has
spread a universal gloom over the ne,ghbor.
hood OF Torresdale, where Miss Smith was
well known and very highly esteemed. Gen.
eral Smith was absent from home AZ the time
of the accident, but has since rerurped 20 the
scene OF the sad Observation-Disclosures Bull
lsfl1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

SENSATION IN A CHURCH.-At a funeral IN
an Albany church day or two since quite a
sensation was created IN the following manner:
A member of society which attende the fu-
neral OF their deceased brother remained out
side the church, stating that he had made
VOW never TO enter one. In the midst Of the
services, while the clergyman was delivering z
his remarks, the aforesaid member stuck his
head IN AT the door and in a loud tone Of voice
shouted out about as follows: "You had better
hurry up things in there-we don't want to
wait ont here all day" 1t Is needless to say
that every body present was very much aston
ished and Indi gnant, and the society will expel
the offending member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

REPORTED SsCRET ORGAIzATIoNs-The St
Louis, Democrat "a republican newspaper)
publishes an expose OF democratic secret or
ganlZation designed 10 carry Missouri for
Seymour and Blair. The Democrat says that
several companies are already organized and
armed In 81. Louis, and il has information of
the existence OF the organizations in several
counties IN the State. 1t is connected with
similar ORGANIZATIONS IN Tennessee, Kentucky
and other Southern States. The article con-
tains a circular from head quarters, in ST.
Louis, instructions 10 captains OF companies
and TWO or three forms for the transaction of
the business of the organization, which is
called IN that State the Union Legion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

- In Is47 the wife and step-daughter of
David Harker, a farmer Of Vande rbury counfy,
Ind. swore that he committed a rape ON the
latter. He was sent 20 the penitentiary for
twenty -one years, but was pardoned al the ex-
piration of ten wears. We now learn from the
New Albany Commercial that the siap-daugh-
ter has Just died, and her death bed confessed,
before witnesses whom she sent for. that she
bad per1uIed herself at the instigafion CT her
mother, who wanted 10 marry another man,
and therefore compelled the girl to make the
charge against the un nfortunate mtn, an1 in
stIncted her IN all that she had sworn %.
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- Fas hiOn has introduced square sunshades
- Coal mining has failed IN Illinois

- Fash hion has introduced SCI naIe su unshades.
~Coal mining has failed IN Illinois.
SSleeYe buttons OF wood with coloTed mon
ograms are among the --latest things out"
~Count DE SaItiges, Just made Senator of
France was formerly Minister 70 the United
States.
~flVe hundred new lawyers have been
added 10 the list IN New York city within a
year.
81 The Rev. Oriy Skiply, who wrote SO ably
IN favor OF ceiioacy, has recently got married.
SThe Chicago Board of Health has decided
10 establish cattle quarantine.
~Patti had no music a. her wedding That
will come IN due time.
%NInety locomotives are new in use on the
Union Pacific railroad, and one undred and
seven otners have been ordered
ETSeuafOr sumner has written letter to the
Philadelphia feaee SoSety, iEdorsIBg ks
OBJECTS.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ADMIRAL FARRAGUTIN TURKEY

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-A special dispatch to
the New York Herald from London yesterday
eays:-The Levant Herald of Friday last saws
that the Sublime Parte has caused orders 10 be
issued per hitting admiral Farragut's flagship,
the Franklin, to pass the Dardanellee. A grand
dinner was given in honor Of the Admiral on
Wednesday, by the English Ambassador at
his residence at Shirapia News has been re-
ceived at Bombay that Shereali has been pro-
claimed Amer of Afganistan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

6A young woman of eighteen years. named
Margaret Pfeiffer, about a week ago married a
wealthy IsraslIte, OF Buffalo, named Zimmerman
Hamburger, nifty years of age, who is reputed
70 be worth s3u,OOO. On Monday night she left
her husband and eloped with q younger man
named Flammer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

DISEASED MEAr.-Si,kRsSs ut q Camp Met
1H0.-The intelligence contained in our mortal
Ity record to-day that eighty -eight more human
beings have gone 20 their account within the
week ending at Il. NJ. than last week, furnish
IS food for reflection. To day Mr. Lincoln
informed our reporter that DR. Harris had facts
in his possession which showed that some
MethodIsts had become sick by eating diseased
meat, which bad been offered for sale on the
camp grounds at Sing SIng.-N. y. EIBress I'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25
RAILROD TRAIN THROWN OFF THE

Boston, Aug. 25.-The Norwich steamboat
train this morning, near Cambridge crossing,
coliided with a butcher cart. The driver was
asleep; the horse was killed: three passenger
cars were thrown off the track and considera-
BILE damage was done. No persons were seri-
Ously hurt
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marble DISASTERS,

LIVERPOOL, August 25.-Marine disasters
from the recent gale continues to be reported
The ship Favorite Of Liverpool for New Or
leans, was seen by an incoming vessel off the
coast Of Ireland, dismasted and in a sinking
condition, and her crew refused to leave the
shin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25
THE NEW JERSEY RACES

SOMERvILLE, N. j , Aug. 1.-the races at
SomervIlle are in full blast, and some of the
finest trottine ever seen on any track in this
section having been made. On Wednesday the
celebrated horses Rhode Island, Geo Palmer,
and Panic, from Rochester, Will compete for a
large premium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25
Washington News and Gossip.

OohhIee1oEHR ROLLINS, of the Internal
Revenue Department, has addressed a COM
munieauon to Mr.. Isaac Harvey, an Inspector
OF Tobaceo, in which he says: Ill a man ufac-
furer permits his cigar makers TO take tobacco
to their homes TO make into cigars for him, he
must Also furnish the means to put them up in
the manner required by law, at the place
where they are made, before being returned TO
him. They cannot be returned TO him In
bulk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

.sSwEETENKD WIND. D."-Tne Boston Traveller
is responsible for the following: A young man
from the country went into l drug store the
other day, and seeing people freely patroniz.
ing the soda fountain, at length stepped up and
called for a drink Of .that are for himself.
After swallowing the foaming contents OF the
glass and laying his stamps with satisfied air
upon the counter, "Mister," said he "what do
you call that that bites soi' On being told IL
was soda water, wall, !" said he, al sposed It
was sweetened wind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

NORTH CAROLINA PoLIrICs.-The Chairman
of the Republican State Central Committee of
Nor'A Carolina, writes that Nathaniel Boyden,
the Conservative member Of Congress from the
9th District, has come ont in a strong letter for
Grant and Colfax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25
ARREST OF NEW YORK THIEVES.

BUFFALO, August 25.-Georg Clark, John
Ray, and Moses Lee, New York thieves, were
arrested here with gold certificates for SIi,UO
thar had been stolen from Robert j. Walker, in
their possession.
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~Seventeen suits have been instituted -
cattle,
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ATTOR RNEYS:

WIN. Z. CHANDLER. Washington, d. q.
GEoRGE HARDING, Philadelphis.
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maiden name was Ada McCord.
SFarragut will be here in October.
SBase ball on horseback is a Michigan idea
SBalumore now arrests and sends 10 iail or
10 the almshouse all street beggars
~ Ten millions Of Northern capital have
been invested in North Carolina since the war.
The colored people OF Boston have held a
meeting in memory OF Mr.. Stevens.
HNashville, Tenn, is 10 have a public r.xS
Of forty six acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

latIon of the Right Rev. Thomas Becker as
Bishop Of Wilmington, Del, took place on
Sunday morning at ten o'clock, at st. p, ,tsr,s
Church, in that city. The attendance was
large and the ceremonies interesting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25
TRE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSIC.
III HIQH SGHnfn
pROF. KsPUTAs MUSICAL ACADEMY

PhOf kcftTAS MUslCAL ACADEMY,
This Academy Will be open for instruction on IN.
3lst OF August, 1878. Twenty four lessons -
= SslI%:Iy id.SS:y,i Sis:: A.. s. per Quarter. -
,Advaneed class, Including thorough bass, e.
Private Tuition $25 Per Quarter. few scholars
iron distance can be accommodate with Board
and Tuition on reasonable terms Competent
teachers furnished for Seminaries. Schools Acad-
enies, DC. For further particulars address or
call on the Principal at his house, 5l3 sth street
east, or st the Academy. an ls-Im
THE BoRROMEO INSTITUTE opens its Sew
enteenth Session on the SECOND MONDAY
Oeeptember. The number OF pupils is limited 70
hrst day Of the session; For catalogues address
kev. 5 WALDkON, Pikesvilie, Baltimore
coonV, MaryIana su6 3ws
EREDEkICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
L fREDERICK, MARYLAND.
Pooesfing full collegiate powers, will Commence
ITS twenty sixth scholastic year the 6rst Monday
In September. Beard and Tuition per sehola sic
year S2s0. Tor Catalogues address
R1V. THO6. II. CANNr A. H.,
MRS. 8. A. PECK viii reopen her SELECT
AI SCHOOL fOR BOYS ANb GIRLS the nrst
Nor in September. Residence aad Echoni
koom 217 St. corner rth. Fer particulers see
circulars st the bookstores. iyND-tsis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD:
J.K. BARSKs, Surgeon General Uaited states
Army, Washington.
p. J. HoRwITZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
d. W. BLISS, N. D., Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

A BRUTAL AND DIsGRACEYUL AFFAIR.-The
details OF the prize fight down the river show
scenes OF even more disorder and brutality
than usual with affairs Of this sort. The au-
tnoriues OF Virginia would seem to be either
powerless to prevent such affairs in that State,
or disposed TO wink at them
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EDUCATIONAL.


M iss LyClIn; HUNTER WILL Rsopks
sSTs sS,1er Of harAet and Third street,: e:9..e-
ses and HShsfR 2i.s 81 sTs AT sTs
Ho.ns% keSsss snq ssss Duties will be resumed on
A No. sG.fR1Ss ~ HsR s1I scHSSL
G. The duti.. % Of this institution win Be resumed
CircaIsr. msy Be- obtained by applying 1T the
Seminary, or addressing the Princ,S.
room reeeryed for small boys ANS ,.i.
EvrKrrr INSTITUTE.
A CLASSICAL AND rGys 5NsLIsH SCHOOL FOR
Massachusetts, avenue. Set2een Ninth and Tenth
The Thirteenth Annual Session Of th. Institute
Sirenis1. may Be % es,siSsS s sSs scGl..oie. o or
';s lsa srss...sl ..sTs5 y eHEifsP f.Pp.y
Nl 18Th streets; The .tudies o. this school. for
: sI8F 4 oIss e sss
fsx small boys, under 10 years, win be received.
rRSPpsSfTSs sNp s1s sEASH soUTa sr
F RI duties of
GEoRGKTowN COLLEGE, D. G.,
Th. 1t session of this College SHft vii oo%%sSc.
on the nrst Monday Of September. For catalogues
,a.'n'f REV REV is,oa tsilS SSSGrsE
COLUMBIAN ooLLseE, eE,su,vo,ox
The Preparatory Department sens on " = pN re
IpAi pAi Sept eth; the Colleee on wEDNBeDAY,
~ Ssoss pHeiSi sissoSS ss5S 20 D D.. President.
CIrT oADEMY
-. ARMY, oFrIckks' INSTITUTE,
431 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Duties resumed September j, Bs. A limited
nh no o. Soans geltiemen can De instructed in
for examination after the day pupils are dis.
Four boarders can be received. who Will be
and Gentlemen, in separate apartments, 4 rom 70
.u2l-s PROF.. JOHN FILL, Principal.
ST; vINCENTs SCHOOL, corner 10Th and
will open on MONDAY, August si.t. Parents are
seenested to be prompt In sending their chill
dIen. au ls-lm
TRE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
HIGH SCHOOL,
VIII be open on MONDAY. August 31st, at 4s
lars see circulars ct the book stores The Princip.
nay beseen st his residence, 211 9Th street bet
II and n or, on and after ugust "a a. tie Sci hooI
h00m O''"ee' the hours Il n fnS HIM P Pt,n,,r,
, ,Rtfsrenres: Hon. Horatio King, eX p. NJ. Gen;
Hon. w. Patterson, senator from NJ. H.; Prof
Hltz; J.: o. Wilson, VIM. Rhees, Vim r. Wood.
ward Bobt Q. Fox J. Brown, members OF the
last Board Be of Trustees of the Public Schools.
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TIE SOUTH CAROLINA NEGRO yorR.-A
DISTINGUISHED staff onncer who has Just arrived
from North Carolina says, that the Democrat.
OF that State are making considerable inroads
upon the negro vote by kind treatment and as.
surances OF increased pay, DC. The Demo-
Gratis their now have hopes of carrying the
State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

IsTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day amounts to S3s5, ,l26.52.
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ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CABINET were
present OF the meeting to-day excepting Messrs.
Randall and Evarts. Among the prominent
topics OF discussion was the prevailing Indian
dfficulties. The Secretary Of the Interior pre-
sentsd late reports on that subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

THE NEW YORK CITIZEN -Messrs. Alden.
Walker, and Roosevelt are making the Mem
York CitiseH, almost better paper, if that
were possible, than it was in the hands of the
lamenied Halpine. In all its handsomely
printed pages there is scarce an article or item
that is not above average interest and readable.
ness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-25

Immediately party left the tug Bopp with
a platform scale and took 1t ashore, and about
the same time boats left the Metamora with the
prineinals and seconds and some OF their
friepds In short time the men were weighed,
according 10 the ARTICLES, and were found 70
weigh with their clothes l24 pounds, and with
the ring, and the work Of driving the stakes
and Stretching the ropes was 1t once CON-
mepcSd. The ring was double one, and OF
,he ut ual dime epssons, twenty. four feet square.
Aoout the southwest corner the pres gang
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-23
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWSl
Progress of the Campaign Agains
the Indians-The Latest Battle
The Excitement i'm San
Francisco Abating.
FROM EUROPE.

Minister JOhnsOn's Reception I'm Liver
pool-The Addresses, Toasts, and RE-
spOnscs.
By Atlantic Cuble.
LIVERPOOL, oct. 23.-Mr. Johnson, the Aner&
can Minister, was welcomed at the Town HaU
yesterday by Mayor Whitley, who also pre-
sented to him an address from the corporation
of Liverpool.
MIR. johnson replied briefly, to the effect thu
the peace of the two countries was not Liked
TO be disturbed, and that the negotiation
which have already taken placs give assuranc.
that nothing in the past or present will affec
the peaceful relations Of England and thI
United States.
The address Of the Chamber of Commerce WA
also read, and MIR. Johnson made q brief rel
sponse. during which he declined to discuss th(
question Of free trade. which was q legislatiye|
rather than diplomatic question.
After lunch had been partaken OF, Mr. John{
son visited the newsroom, and was received
with great enthusiasm. He also visited thl
docks and river, and at 6 p. M. sat down to 4
banquet at the rooms of the Law Association. Il
Stewart II. Brown occupied the chair. and
among the guests were Lord Stanley and Md
Gladstone. Mr.. Johnson here made q lonS
address Of much significance and interest. II
will be forwarded by the cable to the New Yorl(
Associated Press.
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FOURTH EDITION
WASHINGTON.
Revenue Appointments The Presi-
dents Organ in Danger.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
WARRINGTON Oct. %.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.
Secretary welles
to-day received q telegram from Commodore
Alden, at San Francisco, confirming the assas.
sination of Captain Mitchell, of the Saginaw,
in one of the most public streets of San Fran
cisco, on Wednesday night.
The Earthquake.
Alden says the Navy Yard was not damaged
by the earthquake.
The Democrats
have started the report that the InteHigencer
has been bought by the Republicans, and will
come out for Grant. 1t is said to be In an en-
barrassed condition, aud Its suspension is daily
expected.
Secretary McCuiiOch
to-day appointed twenty-five Storekeepers for
the Fifteenth district of Pennsylvania. York
and Cumberland counties. William Setford
and Joseph T. Reside were appointed store.
keepers for the Fourth district of Pennsylvania,
and Isaac Wormelsdorf Storekeeper for The
Eighth Pennsylvania district.
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THIRD EDITION
West Virginia State Election.
Assassination in the West.
The San Francisco Earthquake
Great Damage to Buildings.
FROM VEST VIRGINIA.
Both Parties Claim the Election.

Both Parties Claim the Election.
Special Despatch to The EVentn0 Telegraph.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 23-Both parties
claim the State the Democrats by 5000 mai ority
The Republicans give no figures. but are sure
of the State. The Democrats carried Ohio
county by about 200 average majority.
Returns thus far do not justify the Democrats
in arriving at such conclusions.
The Republicans are in good spirits.
The returns are coming in very slowly; no.
thing definite yet.
BY to morrow morning think can give the
full county vote. and enough from other conn
ties to show the general DRIFT Of the vote OF the
State
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
The Battles with the Indians-COlouel
Forsyth Recovering.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-A despatch from Hay1
City. Kansas, says Colonel Carpenter and Capt
Graham, Of the goth Cavalry. had a brush with
700 Cheyennes and Arapahoes yesterday at Buff
falo Station, and killed nine Indians and
wounded thirty. Our loss was three wounded
A large band of Indians, supposed to be those
who fought Colonel Forsyth, are busily engaged
in killing buffalo, their squaws accompanying
them. They are surrounded by the 10th Cavalry
and portion of the Goth. All the troops are oS1
the move, and it is thought an attack will be
made on Fort Dodge in q few days. Colonel
Forsyth is improving rapidly. and will be abld
to move down in a few days. A company Of
scouts left here, under com mmand of Lieutenant
Pepoun, for the purpose of joining General Card
Colonel Moore, of General Sheridan's staff, ac2
companies the expedition.
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IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
L. Office No. lOi s. FIFTH Street.

PHILADELPHIA Oct ~, 1868
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals. will be received at the office of
the Chief Commissioner of Highways until IL o'clock
NJ. on MONDAY, 26th inst, for the construction Of
The following
Three ieet sewers, viz-On Seventh street from
MARX ct street TO Arch street, Marks street from
eleventh street 10 6S feet ofTweifth street. Sixth
street from Green street to Coates street, Sartain
stock street from Berks street to Norris street,
montgomery street from Broad street 70 twentieth
Two feet six inch Sewe's viz -On Eleventh street
from 95 feet north OF eRersOn 30 feet north OF
Reeves street from Twentieth TO Tweny FIRST streer.
to 266 feet north Of Oxford street.
Meyer and Dauphin streets, between Norris street
and Belgrade street. With such iron and stone
Chiet Engineer and Surveyor. The understandln 70
be that the sewers herein advertised are 20 be con-
peted on or before the thirty first day OF pecem6er,
1853 And the Contractor shall take bills pre-.
pared against the property fronting on said sewers
70 the amount OF one dollar and twenty-five
the Street as SO much cash "a psd; the Balance. as
limited by Ordinance to be paid by the city. And
the contractor VIII be required keep the sire tet and
sewer sewer ., IN goSas order Tor three years alter the
When the street is occupied by City Passenger
Railroad track the sewer shall be constr along
side Of said TRACK In such manner not TO obsruc
interfere with the sae passage or the cars thereon
ana no claim for remuneration shall be paid the Con-
tractor by the Company using said track, specified
All bidders are Invited to be present at the time
and place OF opening the said proposals. Each pro
bosai VIII be accompaned Dy . ceItlncae that bone
ordinance OF May 25 1860 II the lowest bidder shall
not execute a contract Within Ave days after the
and will be held liable on his bond for the difference
between his bid and the next highest bid: specn-
cations may be had at the Department OF Surveys
MAHLoN II. DIoKINsoN.
W23W Chief Commissioner Of hlBh"eyN
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Cotton frmer at 25c. Flour
cnil; sales OF 7UO0 bbs. at yesterdays quotations
Wheat dull; sales OF 75vO bushels Amber state, o. TO-
Corn hrmer and advanced les cents sales of Si2 OO
bushels at $114Gl171S. Oats firm; sales of $4,000
bushels as75c Beef quiet Pork dui at a27's7z. Lard
heavy at l721@9lsc. Whisky quiet.
BALTIAonE Oct 23.-Cotton quiet; middlng up.
lands nominally 26c. Flour IN better demand Wheat
dull; prime to choice, S2 1902 60; other grades
changed Corn firm: receipts small: old white. Sl2@
l2S; yellow, SI25@Dl'Z8 Oats duh at 70@78c, Rye
firm OF Sla5@l 60. ProYlsions inch anged.