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ders-l21<c; sides, 10, 15kal61<c for
rib. clear rib and clear. Sugar Cured
Hams-Dull, at 1S1zaI91kc.
IARD-Quiet, at 19Nc.
| first 35a4Oc.
Eaas-Declined to 20a. s
| LINsEED Om-Held at 81 OF, but is
not saleable at better than $l05.
| GRocERIEs-Unchan and quiet.
GOLD 40, buying. f.laa
ExoHANeE-Dull, at so per cent. dis
count TO par, buying.
Chicago.
OCTOBER 6.-FLouR-Active and stea-
dy; sales of spring extras at S6 00aS so.
GRAINs-Wheat - Fairly active on
shipping account and NaISc lower /;
sales No. 1 at 81 4la1 425f, and No. at
81 SSa1 81. closing at 81 33S for No. 3;
sales No. 2'since Change atS1 3S1<a1 "a.
Corn-Active: sales MOL at s6HaST1 &c;
No. 2 S5aS6c, and rejected S4sS5c, clos
Ing at S7s<assc for No. ]; sales No: this
afternoon at $50. Oats-In good ship
ing demand and 5<a3<c lower; sales
495<G50c for No. i. Rye-Less active at
81 17a1 Is for No. 1, 81 1S1z for No. 2,
and 81 0S for rejected, closing at inside
prices for No. L. Barley-Moderate
active and easier; sales No. 2 at 81 76a
! a, and rejected at 81 SO, closing at
inside prices.
OCroBER electromagnetic.
GRAIN-Wheat-1t to 20 better on WIN
ter; steady on spring; sales No. white
Michigan at 81 II; white Michigan 81 90;
amber, 81 S21< to 81 s41<; No. l red 81 81;
No. spring, 81 S71<i No. 8 do, 81 %.
Corn-A shade better; sales No. at
Csc; Michigan, 921zc. oats-A shade
loYer; sales No. at 541zc; No. 2 at
5S1fc. Rye-Quiet. Barley-Steady;
sales Michigan at 5000.
st. Louis.
OCTOBER 6.-FLoUR-VeEy duh aud
hardly anything doing.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dep and low
er. Corn-Unchanged at 95s9Sc. Oats
Not quotably changed; 52a54c. Rye
Unchanged at 81 19aI 20.
PRovIsIoNS-Firmer and higher. |
Pork-SS0 90. Bacon-ShouIdeTs, 121<a |
127<c; clear sides, 165<c; held higher. |
Lard-1S54a19c.
BuRaIo.
OCTOBER 6-FLouR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and tending
downward. Corn-In moderate de-
mand at 81 90 by boat load, and 81 OIL,
car lots. Oats-DulI at 6IR6I1fc; at the
close offered at Gle without takers
Barley-FIrm at 81 OF for Canada.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork-
FREIGHTs-Dulli wheat l61zc, corn
1S1zc, oats 9I<c.
hIiIBaukee.l
ocroBER 6.-FLoUR-Dull; city at
81 O0a7 90.
GRAIN-wheat-Firm at 81 Al for No.
in store
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coNNEcTIcUF.
The Ioeai Eleetions Monday.
The Bal, sllll nouns.
Large Republ1can Gains Reported.
IBy MALL
HARTFORD, October 8

s--,s-. HARTFORD, October ..
New Haven has elected the Demo-
cratic ticket by 917 majority, against
2.263 last spring-a Democratic loss of
1886. This loss will offset all Demo-
cratic gains made thus far, and leave a
large margin. The towns thus far
heard from show considerable Repub-
licsn gains. Middletown, which went
largely Democratic last year, elects
portion of the Republican ticket this
year. Meriden and other towns Rhow
large Republican gains.
HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 5.-HartfOTd
gives $50 Democratic majority, gain
of 400 over last fall, and 10 over last
spring.
New Haven gives 9l9 Democratic ma
joritys which is more than last tail,
though less than last spring.
The Hartford Times says: In the
scattering returns from various coun-
ties the Democrats gain largely, show
ing that had there been a general tick
etthey would have given 5000 ma
jority. lG ar
NEW LONDON, Oct. 5.-The Republi-
cans have elected the town clerk by 35
majority, and two other officers. The
Democrats carried the rest OF the ticket
by 10 majority.
HARTFORD, Oct. 5.-The election to-
day for town officers resulted in the
ohSSCSb Va hnG DGLAOS2utAO lAAty " wv
majority, which is about the same as
last spring, counting the relative losses
and gains of both parties.
The vote on appropriating half mil
lion dollars from the town treasury in
aid of two new railroad projects is car
ried by large vote. The result of the
vote for the Connecticut Western road
was S,02S against 3l9; for the Connecti-
cut Valley road, ,O94 against 5l5. This
secures the building OF both roads,
| T1,, maIan,pap1, n
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GEO. K. LEONARD, Esq, OF Parkers-
burg, was nominated for Senate in the
6th district, by the Republican conyen-
lion which met at Elizabeth, Writ
county, on the 2s!h ult.
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savannnh RepubIfann

The Savannah Rspublican, sold by
the administrators goes into the hands
OF Col. ). r. Snead, its old editor and
proprietor, he takes possession inn
mediately.
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-ArrIred.

sl3 zsls;;t, NEW YoRK Oct. 8.
The Steamships Harmonic from
Hamburger, Java, from Liverpool ar
rived. Steamer Ocean Queen. from AS
panwall arrived, steamship Westphalle
sailed at noon, but took no specie.
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E URoPE.
ooprNHAaEN. october 3

COPENHAGEN, October 6.
The King delivered a speech yester-
day at the opening of the sessions of
the Rigsdag, in which he said that the
negotiations with the Prussia Govern
ment in tho matter of Schleswig- -Hols-
tein had been thus far without result.
1t was the desire of Denmark to pre-
The ratification of the sale of St.Thomas
and other islands in the West Indies to
the United States has been postponed
by the Rigsdag for one year.
PARIS, October 6.
Later Rio Janeiro dates report Lopez
arrived ut San Fernando with ten thou
sand men. Twenty-eight thousand all
lied troops had occupied Pilor, chief
post of Paraguay, to form a base of op-
eratIons against the ParaguayRn posi-
tIon at the mouth of the Tibiguary
river. It Is said the Brazilian iron
clads have gone to lombard the Tibi-
quarry position.
Gen. Prim arrived here yesterday
and was greeted with enthusiasm.
Marshal Serrano to take charge of af-
fairs until the meeting fthe cortes and
he has consented SO to act with General
Prim and Olazago as his colleagues.
The fOrmation OF the new Cabinet has
not yet been completed. Gen. Escal-
anita, a Democrat has been placed in
command OF the national guard. It Is
daily becoming more evident that the
great majority ofthe people are in favor
OF the Republican form Of government
for Spain. The Duke Of VittoriR and
Count OF Cheate, have declared they
will support the existing provisional
y =
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laying OF the COrner-Stone of the
Illinois State Capitol.


ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. 6.
The cornerstone of the new State
House at Springfield, Illinois, was laid
yesterday, under the auspices of the
Masonic Fraternity, with most impos-
ing ceremonies Business was gener-
ally suspended, and the whole town
turned out on the occasion. The spec
tacle was Witnessed by probably 5000
people. A procession marched to the
ground consisting of the Board of State
Commissioners, city officers and coun-
Gil of Springfield, County Supervisors,
State officers, Judges and officers of the
Federal Courts, Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress, Members OF the
Legislature, fire companies, Masons,
Knights Templar and q large con-
course OF citizens. General Grant was
also present and occupied prominent
place. After the ceremonies = splendid
collation. was enjoyed at the skating
rink. Several hundred ladies offspring
field attending to the wants of the
guests. In the evening a reception and
hop at the Leland Hotel closed the gay
occasion.
Captain VIM. Donaldson, charged
with killing negro boy on the steamer
Republic several months since, has
been admitted 10 ball in the sum OF
$4,000. ---i6 Gz
Both political parties here have now
completed their tickets for county and
legislative offices and the canvass is in
full blast and is being prosecuted with
unusual energy and earnestness.
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By Talegraph.l
HAnrPoRp. orioher 9,

The returns from about two-thirds OF
the State show large Republican gains
in the popular vote. The Republicans
have lost one town. but gained three,
and two are divided
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GEN. RUFUS BARRrNsER, formerly
an officer in the Confederate army. has
accented the nomination of the Repub-
lIcan Elector of North Carolina. In
his letter. of acceptance heswas SO cruel
as 10 employ the following pointed
language:
tsI can, under no circumstances, vote
the present Democratic programme. i
have nc special fondness for Repnp oil.
cans; but they never deceived Us, and
can at least respect and trust them,
This I cannot do with the Northern
Democracy. They encouraged our
secession leaders into war and then de-
serted us. Gen. Grant was magnant-
mons to us in the surrender. He has
uttered no unkind words to US. He has
commended the noble qualities OF the
Southern army. He Is neither negro
hater nor a negro worshipper. II can
now only be his ambition 10 restore tne
Union he has saYed-to restore It IN all
its parts, its interests, its sympathies
and its aspirations. He will not only
give us peace and prosperity, but q
Union we can love and Government
we can honor.
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oosr1vENEss.

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their very existence, as the certificates in
our possession will attest
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Rtver nufi weather.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 9.
Weather CLOUDY and warm. River
four feet and at q stand.
- CINc1SSATI, Oct. 6.
Weather clear. Thermometer 640.
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NEW HAvEN, ocIob,

INV 1NFh1ei OItODSA %
The returns now coming In from our
town elections indicate a Democratic
majority in this Stale of over 5000 in
NoYember. ~
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NEW YORK, October @.
The Express has the following tele-
grain from Hon. @. NJ. IngeTsoll to
Hon, Erastus Brooks: SO
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To the WheeIInE Register.
Have you heard the news from Con-
Is 30 how do Won IKE III
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Announcement of Public Meetings

The Union Republican state Central Com
mittee announce the following list of Union
meetings, which will be addressed by the
speakers named below:
County Committees and all Union men are
requested 10 see that full notice Is given OF
the meetings IN their county and that
proper accommodations for Speakers and
audience are provided.
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ExoHANeE-D1ii, at so per cent. dis.
count to par, buying.
Evening star., 1868-04-24

houee L B.; khinesend samuel; Reynold, Hon
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Evening star., 1868-04-24

many powers by N d alton, and n they could
90 90, why could not the Pr sfd nt also eiai-u
row,r ny implication. All the DO v..rS OF q bn-
rrss, in rera 70 the army and the navy and
o her hraaches of the public s-rsic-. are d.
rived from Implication. 20 DO all that is neca.-
sary to cay ont the fpT'--uirg z Drovi-isnS
A this hoar (i.t5 p. In the Sen tte TOOK a re-
c. - of hfteeI minutes.
HoUsE oP RtPEESENTaTIyFs.-The House
va CALI d TO orC'T az u O'clocs.
MI. Miller Pa again ak 4 l"ave 20 offer a
re solOuCn calling upon the S-crefary OF the
i lu trriUr for informaton as 70 Clerical aPpoint-
m ent~, but OtJeetion vas Sgsin made cy Nr
q los br'nrtr
On motion Cf Mr.. waShburne- tiil.,1 the vote
whereby the comm M ication from the CLERK Of
u" Court OF CLAIMS was isi uron TIE table
" A. r'cou slider q, and the comm unicatiOn was
r.trrtd 20 Committee on Claims.
mr Dawes tMassl introduced n hlii % IA
eihtste the settlement OF certain prEe ctses IA
u e Southerh District Of Florida. Referred ~
Cor mtitte on CLAIMS
The House then resolved itself into Commit
tee Of the Whole and Procced-d 10 the bay Of
the Senate.
Evening star., 1868-04-24
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
The Abyssinian Campaign.

LONDON, April 2i.-Special telegrans from
Abyssina state that Gen. Napier was, on the
Sd instant, ad vancing along the BashIio river,
near to the camp Of King Theodorus The
Chief Of Waggarat, whs had professed great
friendship for the English when they were
passing through his territory, being now in
Napier's rear, had attempted to cut of his com.
munication with his base of supplies al Am.
nestv Bay, and refused transit through his do
minions. Gen. Napier has promised 20 punish
him on his return from Magdola.
LONDON, April 24-Forenoon.-Consols, g}2s =
as3k for money and account. ". :. 5-20's dull
at 10. Eries, 464. Illinois Central, 93S
Paris, April 4.-The Bourse is firmer
and Rentes 60 francs % centimes The bullion
In the Bank of France has increased nine mil
lion francs.
LIVERPOOL, April 24-Forenoon.-Cotte
bnoyant and advancing. Sales $1,000 bales
prices unchanged
Sales of the week 5000 bales, of which
25,O00 bales were for export, and 1000 bales for
speculation. Stock on hand, is6,O00 bales, of
which 321 ,00C bales are American. BreadstufYs
and provisions quiet. Produce dull.
LONDON, April 24-Afternoon.--Consol a3 3
a93% for money and account. U. S. 5-2O's, 70
Fries, 453.
FRaNKFoRT, April tAfternoon-U. S.
5-20's, 73aa75H.
LIVERPOOL, April ~ - Afternoon.-Cotton
active and advancing. Sales Of 20,gOO bales
cotton afloat J1 900 bales, of which 10000 bales
are American; Uplands, 23al3: Orleans, l27E
Evening star., 1868-04-24

THE WORKING PEoPLE.-Workmen on the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad are on a
strike. The strike among the workmen in the
shops Of the Delaware, Lackawana and West
eTn Railroad Company, at Scranton, is ended,
all the ''Outs have gone to work. except those
whose places were filled Dy others from abroad
The lourneymen bakers OF New York resolved
on saturday night to strike for Sls q week and
IL hours work per day. provided the roll Of
membership has been increased to 900 names
by the 10Th Of May, the day fixed for the pro-
posed demand. The workmen on the Scranton
coal docks, Jersey City, struck yesterday
morning. Last fall the company reduced the
mems wages from 81 50 to 81 per day, and the
men now demand q return TO the old figures
The company, expecting the strike, brought
nifty men over from New York and Brooklyn
20 60 10 work at noon yesterday. The condi-
iion OF affairs was explained to them by the
strikers, and they refused TO interfere or go TO
work. About two-thirds OF the carpenters who
were on strike in Newark, New Jersey, are
now at work at the advanced rate asked for
Inc Newark stoneoutters are still on a strike
The strike OF the iron mouIders of Cincinnati
mas terminated by the union permitting its
members 70 go To work at an advance of % per
cent. on the wages heretofore received. The
Drlckiayers OF Louisville are on a strike for IS
day. 1t is announced that the Scotch iron
moulders' strike is over, the men having sue
cumbed TO their employers. The iron workers
of nearly the whole Of the north OF England
have resolved tC strike in the event of the en-
ployers persisting in an attempt to reduce wa
ges.
Evening star., 1868-04-24
GBy Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson q 20. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign narkets Al follovr.

IN.
Lewis johnson q 90. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, April 2i.-First Board-U. 8. 6s,
Isl, coupon, ll2h; c2O's, ls62, coupons, IIl i;
1854, coupon, 10; ls65 coupons, ll0s; 1855
coupon, new; l0e 4; 6.2O's, lS67, coupon, lOs \ I:
l0.&Os, coupons, l0e :; 1905, second, lO7; I3O's
third. 107 =; Pacific Mail, 92A; Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates, 31I; Atlantic Mail,
Union Telegraph.37 =; q uicksil yer, 20 Z. Boston
Water Power, NJ; N. Y. Central, l2i n; Ere,
69S; do. preferrd. "a; Hudson, l35k; Reading,
cgas; Michigan Central, ll4; Michigan South-
ern, s9a; Illinois Central, 1i2; cleveland ana
Pittsburg. sls; Northwestern, CO. do prefd
"a; Cleveland and Toledo. fO4; Rock Island.
s3k Fert Wayne, lo2X; Alton a Terra Hsute
AZ Toledo * Wabash, 5I4; Chicago a. Alton,
us; do. prefd, lbs; Adams Ex., 81 \; Wells,
Fargo Go. Express, 20; American Express,
6Ok; United States Express, 6l; Merchants
LONDON, April 23-5 p. m.-Consols, 9lA az /;
Bonds, 7Oa7ois, ex-dividend Erie, 46a; Illinois,
93A.
FRANKFORT. April 23-5 p. m--Bonds, 75k.
LIVERPOOL. April 23-5p. m.-Cotton firmrr;
estimated sales, 1900 bales: Middfins Up-
lands, IL =; Orleans, 1873.
LONDON, April 2i-l1.15 a. m.-Consols open
at 90 ass Bonds, ~; Illinois. 93k; Eries, IS
FRANKFORT, April 2i-Il.l5 a. m-bonds,
75k.
LIVERPOOL. April 24-1IIs a. m.-Cotton
market opens buoyant and advancing; days
sales viii reach IS, ,06O bales; Middling Uplands,
sales for week sI,uOO bales. OF which 5000 bales
were for export and s.oOo for speculation. The
stock ia port is iS6,tO0 bales, of which 32 100
are American growth.