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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-15
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AND
LAND ENGINES
OF ALE SIZES.

Flour, Sugar and Saw Mil Machinery, House
Castings and Iron Railing, Lard Kettles, Bells
and Brass Castings. Boring apparatus forged
and finished for boring Artesan Wells of any
kind, made Of the best material--made TO order,
Farmers who will be in want Of Cane Mills
this year, would do well to give their orders soon,
In order to have their mill in proper time.
have large mill patterns, that can be only
made to order.
Any one in want Of heavy castings for any
purpose, would do well to give me a call, before
going to a distanoe-to get what can be made at
home just as well, and with much less expense
Repairing doue on short notice.
VIM. ii. THOMPSON.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-15
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC sPHCrrrCa

uAvBPROVED, FROMTHE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire success: Simple,
Prompt Efficient and Reliable. They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
80 simple that mistakes cannot be made in US
ing them 50 harmless as to be free from danger,
and 80 efficient as to BIO always reliable. They
have raised the CHEST commentator from ali,
and will always render satisfaction:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-15
READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Min,
have opened Ware Room for tho sale Of
Pinned and Glazed Sash, whore will keep con-
stantly on hand all sizes Of these articles, which
can sell at much cheaper rates than they can
be purchased for elsewhere. l obtain my Glass
from the manufactures at Pittsburg, thereby
saving tho profits which others must pay who
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers, and
others in want of Sash will consult their own in
terest by giving me call before purchasing else.
where rs am offering unusual inducements foI
this trade. ]. A. BIDDIsON.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-15
Stocks and MONEY.

Photographed to the ARGUS.
NEW YORK, Oct. Is.
Gold-l,373.
Stocks
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-15
MUSIC LESSONS.

FTHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS sERvI-
4 cos as an Instructor Of Music, upon the
Piano and other musical instruments, either at
his residence, west end Of Eggleston's Row, or
at the residence Of pupils.
Pianos tuned and instruments repaired
WIN. BABCOCK.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-15
officers /:
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

J. X. BARNES, Surgeon. General U. 5. A.
Washington.
?. J. HORWITZ, Chief Medical Department
U.S.N, Washington.
u. W. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-15

n.R. JAMES, FORMERLY OF JAMES
- Lock Hospital. Custom House street, New
Orleans, La, established in 1850, for the last
eight years located in Chicago, H., can be con-
suited AZ his office and pRrlOTs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
BOARD OF COUYCILMEN.
THE COURTS.
CIVIL.

In n suit by l.. d. Fredericks against John
O'Nci 60 restrain the latter from using the name OF
Fredercks Co. his Photographic establishment IN
Broadway an argument was had In the Supreme Court
Chambers The claim Of the plaintiff is uat q j. tred-
erlcks some years ago. started hs brother L. d. N nnsl
ness with express agreement that when he Withdrew
from business. lie should withdraw the name; tbat H. u
Fredercks took in OHel and ultimately assigned ms IN
terest u another person. ana tha uhaeI ms hkeoHeII
he desires TO withdraw TIE name TO when the new urn
is lie claims longer entitled The defense claim that
Fredeicks and ONc together built up the business CIV
tug value the of Fredericks Co.. and that wien
l. d. Frederebs ultimately sold out he sold out the good
viii and all the property OF tho nrn ana that the knt
to use the trademark passed with H. Judge
Sutherland did not think that the sale " good VIII
passed the right to name but reserved his decision
The case of Simon Waldheim agt. p. Bender
argued before the General Term OF me supreme
Court Judges iHgTaham Barn9a sn1 MT ae n
account The summons was personally served on the
defendant on the 99Lh day q June lsec Inc a~e M
after The service OF the summons upon inc aeIoah no
had paid TO Judgment creditor Of Inc lldlnuh IN ITo
ceediugs taken against him under section 29h Of the
code. the amount claimed to be due TO the phnu ana
therefore demanded that the compliant DC GismlS.so
ground that the dd not set forth Acs suceht 70
constitute cause Of action on the hearing te seo
mar arose or accrued after the service tile
mons. The General Term. on the argument affirmed The
order Of the Court below holding that The decision OF the
Court at special Term was correct
Judge Barnard has granted the following
orderi the OF Aaron D. Bright against the Miiwau
kec and ST. Paul Railroad:
On tie 2 DAY Of Ausustl, order granted by At Special
Term appointing Receiver the above and motion las been
made by lie Copsny to that Fl moG
certain portions Il he orier mo,t be mocteo 20 o mat por
direction and supcnuterce q The abroad ana prop
deeds e tue Receivers also
bst rQuir defendants TO deliver 90 tie Receiver tie
roads that portion authorizing bin to apsee oufo ana ops
also d portion requiring the eesda Il q deliver over 70
lie Receiver portion directing The Receiver pay
- the road make payments 20 the sk ~ ind or o. nd
sheat pay principal aud re IN Other resi- ees he oiier Is 70
viii leave Receiver With feuCrl fui ordinary powers
Of Receivers ike and be viii be Authorized ud 10 vii be 10
the property. goods SUD elects
the State ho The subject 20 me tihrr o1er aud ~
M
nc. The d--ssts TO he a on before
sgh payers a. mar desire within ten day ae tie settle
inert o. serv II the order ..r
f. " Bangs for DEFENDANTS Ira shaier Tor plaintiff
aud BeCeiYer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
DR. LEMERcIER,s sIxTH LEcTuRE.

The sixth and last lecture of DIR. Lemercier's
present course delivered on Wednesday evening.
subject: 'Tbo Anatomy and Physiology Of Plants" The
lecturer began by comparison Of plants with animals
The plant only vegetatYe life II has DO feeling no
motion, nervous system Plants have been divided
three eassesthOse with two cOtyledOns those with
one eOtyledOn and those without cOtyedons Examples
OF all these classes shown. The oak for instance
"A a dcOtyledOn; wheat Is mOn0cOtyedOn, and the
mushroom has cotyledOn. DR.. Demercer showed q
large collection OF mushrooms, and showed how 10 dis
nish those that poisonous He then by the aid OF
q magnihed segment Of All oak showed what the micro
scope reveals regard to the structure OF wood and bark
EXPLAINED the circulation OF the sap and the influence OF
hight In decOmPOsing the carbonic OF the AIR 50 as
"a afford carbon for the The remainder OF the hour
was occupied In displaying vast variety Of elastic mod
els constructed large scale, OF the different genera
m fruts flowers, seeds, DC. aud pointing out their
various partisan exposition which must be OF inyaua-
BE assistance TO students Ia fixing the meaning Of the
vaaous botanical But ail whether students or
professors admire the wonderful skill and research
dieDayed Ia the work OF the great French anatomst
-1h whom DR. Iemercier il associated. On Saturday a
upplemenary lecture viii be given on the reproductive
organs to ladies at p H. aud 70 genteneh at In inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

ora
Nov loTogT aeil'e ard u5ehA5Ttd sales ca sso
~ W. Tor Sc sgPPs sss ~ 4 - ws a%of Tpc S1'
sass Of 800 No. Milwaukee GLIB At 81 s. aud 10y bash
Choice White Csua ~ 90 Corn Unchanged safes Of Jo hns
No White 81 o. Barley ard other grams nominal N"rA meal
CiScrxv,rT EoY l9-Drea Hogs at 81 50d ~ g.
cent, 1000 head Green Meats In good demands a ~. pieces ~
7e Tor shosie lel0gc for sres and llt@Re Tor aus baf
Nat. IN a "a 6c Sh0uder lJi M for Clear RIB and
Cssr sie pseEed Lard dull haSS for Kettle and i'ic Tor
BrTylIo nov i9Four City onpd Spring 47e e. 25
Whestsug,.h: sales o. LOO tuh Amber Nsoon9 al 81 ~ vO
bush MLlTip Choice. At IS 1890 bush 40 Cbssgo
sprir !, about 1901 hash Spring 81 81 o. Corn da
,i,s u 1000 bu,h No. western, 10 iIIlYe; p -
n 90 hu,t Western 10 arrive 81, 1000 bash New
~ Sc ~ ots 37dtse RYE nomina Barley
In better dsmsni sales Of 100 bash Canada oeroHed ios al
sgd42 Other articles dali iDd unchanged o,
CH.clGo Nov lafo1T tTm and steady Spring hI 20 z2H
Wsat-Eo quiet Advance u 2dJc sass a. 81 ga
fn advance Of BIC sales AZ 81 ll In The ihsr
a. = lr. Con-No vsf arm AZ an e9s-ce OF - $50
dan dsene 81 504s 'ses a. 15abc NeH bbsei
S ~ IL 49,. ~ Ne 7s i7i si7ie RE- ar.r asd acve
oSo At ~ a. bAes mosrateY setSs san
siTancs q Sc sse Of 10 90 'ot h''et,d ~ 20
ro s2ii orina. t21 2d+ so Ness seller PebuAy and
I'D ies seller isnnGry short Middle.
hafo January lie Lard M altic eAsh ard 9e seller ss hsof
Gov. 2, Pair Good Lett sieer, s3a IS w. Live
P,lr 70 MEDIUM 80 S1d ~ 2 Good to Choice ~ 1891
,J 40 higher. ,. ofNo a. ~ 29 No. at ~ IT, Oats nom
ius Com steady a, sc for No Rye quiet but steady sales
Tsispo So, IsFur quiet Wheat qui.,i sales Of Amber At
50Qsl a Cora STEADY s oSs al 80 Oats e'sef sales OF
ST. or. nov isTo6o active Cotton sms at ~ d2c Flour
Urn a 70 -sd Sureffne Wheat firm at 81 od - for
prime 20 ehoc, Fi - 10 for Pauey Do Spag bshsr at
Ge Osts s8asse Bsiey baoaui; prime Iowa fpuI 81 ~
prime to choice Muue.o,s f2a 81 r. Rye ern at FL 4e+l Is
Iorvifts 9Tobseeo-sae', 2s hbds At foil raish Raw
WHISKY. s5dye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

COFFER-Ths demand for all grades CONTINUES Wi .sJs
pSp, for such the pressing necessities Of he ss .
alteration, sales OF 100 bags NO.
noag do Johanue on private rr,
FI6l AND MRAL-The demand for Western ana el.'s rs ~,
moe srs Int In prices have had considerable irregnAV
close Of Change us better demand prevailed though We &c.,
le.v, tho ,a.s are 100 bills st e. tOdH5 10 Tor snpnhe
a. od x6 0O Tor EA Slater 80 90dS7 " for Fan siAe
&c so for the Low grades Of Western Extras - Ng w 0 yo.1
ce Snrnc Wheat RI: &C 85d 80 ~ for Mnnesota shl
EItss 90 Goa shipping Oho 81 Odtig oI i F In
Fsmg br,nd IL 0nd 10 - for Amber Winter Wne" hiA I,
49, r Wgsn aga All 10 for White Wheat do DO ana FANNY
DO d. and 81 4oQ 50 Louis Extra s1d p9u1e An
C,6Grpis Pour aud nominal Canadian f"uI 70
Southern Flour Is moIe plenty and bnds are % IA
$40 Lh Al S7d Is for ordinary to good hritA ni.
Country; 40d IL for EItrA and Family untsA az ti
81 25d us EI AID FAay hand snd 80 ed Al Corn
h In GOOD demand aud firms sales Of 40 bbA 70
Meal h nscscre and nominal BgefwAeit Flour 9e'e' ' ~
At - 5Ud So % " 100 10. ut. T., what IA d,y
GRAIN-Thrre has been activity IN or m'rs,i i4I 80
and with lower Of freight prices are better se % M oS
in mart for investments the ss's ~
hush Al q d0d4i SO for No MirAukee IN Hote,
sfg4t ~ lja p a. for White California ~ ~ 1s Nae
Michigan ara ~ Oh for Amber do, and ~ y or Nbe &
orpi5 B.f.y moderately active aud hfmi ,ae, 81" 80,
hush Forego al 81 Is Scotch aud - " To- AAsA bs N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20

I ,siy, : on eco h At e. 20 o ar. NOR nor sev' R eps
inactive though most holders are du IN limited demand bat
most holders frn the sales 5000 bush wa 10 g
ia Isl sioat Choice New held hgher-s 0G* ~ 0f Ne"
HoPSTbere hs. been moderate demand prices
hut the market heAvy about 300 bales at loGc i0r
BEMP-Th %sisi @ Maaa DAN and depressed and buyers are
operating slowly; we quote At lll1l2c gold
HAY-Tbe s very duh heayy receipts large
"" gTo.s sSd6c for shipping and c ~ Is % Retail Lots
our dy iher. not enough dong y etsb'b
sOa5sc mouths. and 80 bb EewOrlesIs at s3da3c
pIysis '1le s go hhis Demsal on private terms
let closes fst al 6Gi7c Crude Teotne remains u and pces
IJ common to soc STAINED a, 81 S. and ac hi. good
ard low No So the market be considered firm Tar re-
0LSAm.rean Lnsesd dull and heavy ss9s6 for casks and
Oils there only moderate demand prices ubehnged Lard OIL
ieeGy 1d 70 moderate demand q ~ ga 81 e. 9er o' are s
dong 10 Mess Pork S66 bsyond the settlement OF contracts and ne
.Hts. s28 ga 90 Of the market there no con
' '. @ The CSpns de@s9d ssni1ue. moderate sSd y" Iye
+25a s21 81 for Mess, 40 Clear ne Beef
shout g bbs ,od the price s4esi7 I P,n Mes a5
ssO Cut Meats are srm and fair demand llal2e Tor Dry
9s % ,es c ' camS.Dd CT H. D.
Hog are km a. @lic Lard fair dsmsnd and sady s,es
0Ot at lsl aisle for No l6i 6 ior City and lGlIc FOR lair
20 prime Steam and Kettle Rendered including $50 t FOR January
PETRoLEUMca. zoe both here and in Philadelphia and Re-
hned 70 6o9e tale for W sales Of about 200 bb in Phad
RCBThe trade m mostly retail character and have only
TO rote small lots Ciroins at sId9c
suGARSRi. Sugar. an quoted ialj for fair TO good
reclining bat there little business doing that values have actual
bsL The isseuons to-day embrace 1853 bids le for Cuba P6
2 for Porto Rico l3td for DmirA Aad $40 boxes Havana at
n4dl2ic Refined dull at Isle for IIads
bEEDS-Grs Seeds dull Ad prices uomina We quote
Clover l2l &c., the latter for Choice and 81 8tdSJ TOT
Timothy. Rough Par Seed 10 ieling at e. S7l643 -
STRARINWe sales Of 00 Western Isl elsie and C
l667ic the latter Tor Choice 10 sees Grease nominal Al va
lie
STRAW selling sOasc for Long Rye and e6S for Short do
TALL0WA moderate demand stu prevails prices heavJi sAes
10000 n at l7l dl2ic. the latter for Choice.
wHsKYTte mAIist s aud the demand i sales Of 40 Dbl.
al 81 O7dsI0a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
WRECK OF THE STAR OF THE UNION.

HAVANA, Nov. 19.-Further particulars Of the
wreck Of the Star of the Union have been re-
ceived The steamer MOrrils Rect, about mile
from the shore o. O'Clock Friday evening The p
tam SAYS IN his report that it raining hard, and t
he was OH that account, deceived by the current lie
Jaw light on shore, which he took for the one al Bahia
Honda The lies where she struck with her back
broken. The cargo may be saved, In damaged con-
ditiOn IL the remains calm. The nun ana machinery
are total loss There a very heavy sea- with break
ers when the steamer struck boat which put out was
capszed by the surf while attempting 10 land, ana Two
persons, Mr. Clark OF san Francisco and George john
son OF Philadelphia, passengers, were drowned Their
bodies we're not recovered. The American war steamer
Peuobsco which In this port went 70 the assistance
OF the Star OF the Union, and CapanGeneTal LeIsund
orered the Spanish steamer Francisco de ASS 20 the
same place The bark Anna was wrecked Oh Friday on
Colorado Reefs. The captain with his wife ana child
and the whole crew. saved, and are on the way TO
this city in q cOasting steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
Tho fo!lowlnr are William Heath CO. last quoatons

Money Is abundant at 6a7 per cent on call. Govern
dealers continue TO be supplied at per cent Com
mercial paper remains unchanged at 1odl2 per cent
Sterling Exchange Is firm az quotations London 20
days 1901 alOl; London, sight no9i dlol Paris. long
5l7ya51CI: Paris short, sl5a5i; Antwerp, 52oa5l7ii
Swiss. 52Oa5l7ii Hamburg, 90; Amsterdam, HaGi;
Frankfort, lOIaA; Bremen. 's3d5sI; Berlin, HiGui
The transactions at tho Office Of the Assistant TREASURER
were: Receipts for Customs tescG Receipts FOR Gold
Notes tsS2oo0 Total Receipts t3I26so 90 Total Pay.
ments s2,174,132 70; Balance. a. 5io,co7 o.
The Directors OF the Chicago aud NorthWestern Rail
way have this day declared semtannual dividend Of
per cent free Of Government tax, the Common and
Preferred stock The company have the money on hand
10 pay u without using the earnings OF November aud
December. within month they have paid tH''"o Oh
construction 10 per cent bonds and will not reissue new
bonds for tho same The dividend s payable Dec. %.
The books close Dec. 3.
The railway reports for the second week IL November
rhoW following results:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
DECISION N THE NEw.JERsEY SUPREME COURT

The Legislature Of NeW-Jefsey IN 1874 passed
law appointing Commissioners 70 Assess property 70
Widening Of Marketst Newark The Commissioners re-
worfed the total for costs damages and expenses
70 be s2s7ss 49, Of which amount $4,000 was assessed up
on tie franchise and privileges OF the New-Jersey
Railroad company. TIE Railroad Company sp-
pealed to the Supreme Court; on the ground that
Inc assessment was Illegal, they bong also
assessed 81 2is 81 their real estate The cane
before The Court recently the Company and the City o
Newark being represented by able counsel. The
Court unanimously decided In favor OF setting
aside tile assessment OF slo0Oo. and confirming
the assessments on real estate. AZ the last
session Of the Legislature 10 law was passed
authorizing assessment, but the Common Council
Of Newark through s committee, have decided 10 act
under The assessment thus approved b. the buuTeme
Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
roRr nP SRw.YoRE ....... Nor. le.......C

PORT oP SRwyoRE Nov b.. CLEARED
scsn,sip'shera MARTIN LgePoo Coens 's3 &c ayi E
West, Ruderh Chaeoai Ab,mare Coach hoy. 'S ws
Wilmington. Cole, GaTeSlon Jo-eF Ale thompson 0'''
SSps-JOha Petra Peterson Hamburg Pes' Wing Bray S"
Blk~Raaa sprge Cadeaa James wooatHru, NeDOaAi Lon
COR Re,If car,cn Trieste; Tyro Isisbor, Yarmouth y
Scrs-Wm o. Irsa Eath6ar- J.ckssnsei Pavrce Weaver
Norfolk O.p1ey Crowley Philadelphia; Ina > bue, Ha,osa
.sc. ' sa Sos sistesaaS Ess,s Norfolk Lii ayu0o4
Loud Chester, Pa
s,.,,.,,, wsusu,,, Fish Yes-Belorl ml'e. AZ pass
S,s,m.hD Mary Saadori Moore Wilmington n c. naval ors
ans s. Pss Volunteer Gallagher philadelphia mi,e
sp Gs sresm Spencer Seworesps NOu adss and p''a
sSP Es5, d S5Ss e. Gsta G s ssai. Head Aug II d.
Sbip Clara KHAN Crosby CAFd,l "a day' T..'ola ron
@ Lord Paners,or MeCrer Baeno, Ayre sept IS hides are
Wool II pos bark J, and Cstme 10 a iof AiHsp sept 10
Fax Cyene. Roy, Altserp % aars nd'e I, ma. wine. A..
Brig Robert Move pisSeon De n.6cs 70, 10 dsT.
u oI brig S1'iS = Ss 70 days. Armstrong
L. Brig Bril- coTieStes Lord, MALAGA 80 day. fuit
Brig Spriugboz Altema, DeGarara Is days sugar ..
By Ra.ner jordan. EIaoeihperI .,
s6i Coral I.le stubO' Ius Island - !. 4ss .s
Schr Luganc Johuoa Demesrs Oct % SUGAR .nd noAss
SIR JuIa Clineh Ma'oaey, 81 Andrews lays tmbsf'
xo,.. port,n5 Ara Elizabeth. Eilabethpor:
SoIe tsa, Eifabetspor Fannie iInn E,abethpu
Fiwp s Tyler Portland. Grace WstsH Nes llarsa
lille r. Anderson DishtOa. Everreen NswLos.oD;:
Geo Brooks, Portland sn"pS,s q. w
A. Chester Bangor Az mnsus, .'es
Anira EewHaven D. " Fu~' hnialo,tnP..~
Line Brewster, EiEsbehpoH lSit on1h , "a elhlo'~
SAn..sV n ,.hstb,crt John Compton. BiIsbehpor
,e 49, E;-sh.thport ChAs l. nulse, 81 E,bsthpoTt
- El,,hethuort Nelson Harvey, kond0rL
$780, Roson J. MeTyin, Eitabelbgon
CO. Pi,,hshnor Mara, R0ndauL
5.a.t PnnghE eepse John Cullp. Newburgh
L. PAlneriAIbany hA"AA Du'' '
SAILED.
e,.tnIy.ser Bremen: Sbed Lyerpo1 Loulana I'erpooli
Columbia Havana Gen. Bsrnss saAnnah Saratoga ''p
Constantine, London
DOMESTIC PORTS.
p,-ox NV laAmyoI steamship Gsgeas, from NeN.iorL
FOREIGN PORTS.
ouKENsrowS Nov. 9The steamship Oiv VI "'''f' "N wv"
York this port yesterday u.,,. rom N,w YAH
Nov. l9-Ihe sleahsniV HA"'-' " -' '"'
rived At this port yesterday afternoon
SPOKEN.
star from Csleu'ts Tor Loseon 70 osys o
a. al DAYS out, Sept H. lat ii 81 long T. BY ship Bel
yedeTe. o., R.ittmo,e yov lat lons
" % M B,seov Liverpool for Philadelphia, Nov Is lat o.
So IosS T44O BY shiP North East
DISASTERS.
VILLAGE Nov l8Tbe sebr Ahgs Haley Is ashore mie
& II Int cargo broudsds All hands have beet
.sSsJ and tie vessel . perfectly light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
sAp RESULT or A PRACTICAL JOKE.

A young man, lately employed by Mr.
eamue Bent Of POrtchester coachman has become IN
zane because Of practical Joke played on him by some
companions In his seeping-room short time ago. ~
seans that tho night of Democratic procession re-
eently IN the town the young felt very unwel and
retired TO bed His companions took advantage OF his
KumDeFs aud lighted up his room brilliantly 20 honor the
processOnstg As the procession moved past the house.
the noise awakened the Young man, who, seeing tho
iets which he had not expected, thrown into vlO
lent m OF which lac emerged, as the physicians think
a hopeless lunatc. The young man, from hs rawlings,
soens regarded the lights part Of the wake"
which his friends were holding over his dead body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
conRr cALENpARs-rn1s DAY.
THE MONEY MARKET.
THURSDAY. Nov. ie-P. NJ.

Gold opened ut 134s; sold at l343' l"4f' loo;
closing at isI. The Government Is in the market as
seller and Will check conering operation, II necessary,
with sufficient gold for commercial needs The eleafngs
at the Gold Exchange Bank were 2ll542ioOO' ana the
balances $2,955,S5l %.
Government bonds opened with a hrmer feehng' ana
ia good demand. Coupon COS sold at not Nc" cos
10 67s 1lOs 0IOI The demand principally Tor o2s
aud CTS, which largely oyersod and scarce fof ueV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
DIOCESE OF LONG ISLAND BISHOP LITTLE
~>NN~ IOHH

At the meeting, yesterday morning the Right
Raw BshOp Potter the chair motion was passed 10
ea the new diocese the Diocese OF Long Island. the
Bshop Of New YOrkgying his consent The Dlocese ID
eIpdes the Counties OF KiDgs Queens and bunOlk.
motion TO enlarge the suffrage privileges provoked
lively Discussion and much feeling but passed by large
majority. After prayer by Bishop Potter ths SVlNen
Op proceeded 10 eject Bishop. The nrst Dallot re-
suited in choice In the second ballot the lty gave
the Rev DR. A. NJ IAteiohn 80 votes Is being necessary
20 choice; the clergy him 80 votes ~ benR hece
saEy choice In the third ballot the lalty gave De
Idttleohn "a votes the clergy a. and he was declared
elected A. H. VintOn received the noxt largest vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per Canal Vsss,ls and Railroada
Nov l9-l 400 bush Wheat $40 bns Corn 990E bush ONa
1863 bush Rye 400 bush Malt 800 bush Barley $50 hush Grass
seed Beans bush Peas 3O77 bhS Four $50 bales
Cotton IS b Corn Meal 200 bag. Corn Meal o o CIade Pssro
hbls Refined Petroleum l5S bb Naphbs "a bbs Spirits fur
penne Crude TurpeHpe 30 bbls Tar, $50 bbl Ros9 24
bbs Pok 3l9 pkgs Beef h Cut Meats W. pkgs Larj g
ie Lard ASS Pkgs Better Cheese pkg Taow. 70
piga Lard OIL % phgs OIL Csk. 20 bbA WHISKY 9l5 b5s Eggs II
Ia WOOL Hops 20s9 ldeS Leather $50 HIDES 45 lda
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