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LONDON, Nov. 27-It is now definitely ascer-
taiued that by the explosion in Arlev mine
colliery five persons lost their lives. Ten 9th.
ers were seriously injured and many more
slightly. The cause OF the disaster is at pres.
ent unknown.
Thanksgiving day was appropriately observ-
ed by the mercan of Frankfort-on the Main,
and other European cities.
AT II O'clock last night 633 members of the
House of Commons had been elected. The to-
tails stand as follows: Liberals elected 375;
Conservatives elected 25S; Liberal majority
liz. Galway county returns William Henry
yIregcry and Viscount Burke, both liberals.
Berkshr re returns Richard Benyon and Col.
Lloyd Lyndsay, conservative, and John Wal
er, liberal. Lancashire, southeast, returns
Hon. Algernon E. Egerlon and Mr.. Shenev,
Doth conservatives. Yorkshire returns Col. O.
Duncombe, conservative, and Frederick a
Mibank, liberal. Gloucestershire, west, re-
turns Col. Kngscote aud Mr.. Maring. both
liberals. Norfolk, north, returns Sir 9. Lacon
tnd Hon. f. Walpole, both conservatives
md Mr.. Hodgsvn. Messrs. T. Peel, Auberon
aud Herbert, have been defeated.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. GAN immense and euthu-
'lastic demonstration was made in Saragossa
yesterday in favor OF Republic A meetiI 9
was held and resolutions adopted declaring it
the will of the people that Spain should
rave republican TOrm OF government.
IL Z monarchistS have held large public meet
lngs at Corurna, Ferral, Santiago de Compos-
ella, and other PLACES.
HOLLAND.
HAGUE, Nov 27.-The Ministers informed
the Z amber that rum RS CT the completion OF
lueliy between France and the Netherlands
is entirely unfounded.
AUSTRIA.
PEsrH. Nov. 27.-He err Occzy to-day address
ed the delegations in the name of Minister
6eust He slid he state of Rom mia was un
'avorable in her relations both with Austria
ind Turkey. He thought extraordinary meas
Tres were unnece ssary, but assured his hearers
hat the Government would keep careful
watch upon the movementsin that quarter in
common with the other great powers.
New YORK. Nov. 27-11 o'clock. No cable
lesparches have been received from London
later date than A. NJ. to-day. A heavy
'torm is reported Eastward, and has probably
pro .trated the land wires connecting with the
cable.
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AI.ABAW o.
LEoIsLATIvE PROCEEDINGS.

MONTGOMERY. Noy 1.-THE Legislature to-
dav was engaged in discussing the Ku-Kiux
bill Toe bill mike it IN lirtaol3 for any per
son to appear in mask, and if any person
shoots one who is masked after dark il IS not
TO be eonsidere a crime. Tae time OF imprs
onmeni for beirg disguised is from one to two
years. Several sections OF the bill bava been
adopted.
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MIssls ssPPI.


REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
JACKSON, Nov. 27:-The Republican Conven-
ton adjourned last night after preparing an
address to be submitted to Congress, asking
that body 10 decla e the defeated Constitution
rattle ed and State officers elected A number
Of pr omioent Republicans opposed this, mas
much as the Commanding General had five
months aso forwarded his official report to
Congress, showing that the Constitution had
been deiealed by majority of tie votes cast
Mt that election.
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ther ore bnuing sparinply aud at low apnrn,

but theg are buying sparineiv aud at low figures
compared with the cost of making up goods; stock
ness to advance still higher on the first alarm of
demand for Spring work Late reports from the
Southern States are favorable for GOOD demand
from that section the coming season this tiade will
require more pump sole work than has been maze
for this market dui the lat few years. The ship
ents Of Boots and Shoes this week have been Is l54
cases,-Shoe and Leather Reporter
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DEATH OF JUDGE HARRIS.

DEATH OF JUDGE HARRIS.
MEMPHIS, nov. 27.-Judae VIM. L. Harris
died here yesterday of pneumonia.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Memphis bound train from Chattanooga
last evening ran off The track at the base OF
Lookout Mountain. demoishng the baggage
aud express cars. Mr.. Fullmiles, the express
messenger, was injured. The accident was
caused by the breaking OF an axle of the ex-
press car.
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Land for ale at Auction.

l'JhSOANI 70 license granted BY the Hon .
one p'use 9! Z obae Tor Cumberland County \ all
iS6s ~" ~, aaie At auction on SATU RDAY, Dec I2tb
ami una,s o'clock ~. One-qaArter Iart in comm I,
feet sifuseSS OF lot of land Of about 1900 squa
SIRE and rSr, .he corner OF Fore ard Old Franklin
Baker. deceased. 'eeengs to The heirs OF AZ xand
r,r,nerfy. az IA ward part here advertised is the
Sale on the premises 'euer'ek Russell
JOIN IL. RUSSELL, spard,ou
tS@ The remainder Of the lot will he oSF nan;
sae at the same time and place Said lof Is q ve ps
desirable for CIR Gerry, Provision or CIotbinSg
store Opposite Weeks or Gerry and provision store
November 49, eod3w N
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Freigbfs.

MOBILE, Nov. 21.-Freights to Liverpool continue
dull AM unchanged 10 Havre the same. Coast
vi nothing at all doing by sal. We quote to Liv-
erpool by ste m II; by sal Cd; to Havre lie; Coast
wise ports, by sail, lie nominal.
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FoLcASIc ACTIVITY.

The disturbances az Hawaii had been sup
D essed without further loss Of life. Toe ring
leaders were captured and taken 10 Honolulu
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EnORnnA.
THE GUBEnNAroR1AL DIFFICULTY.

TALLAHASSEE, Nov. N.-In the Supreme
Court to-day, IL the Reed Gleason case, tne
argument in answer to the rule nisi was begun.
Alter the last motion was made by Attorney
General Meek 10 strike out from the answer
four points on the grounds of irrelevancy and
1mpertinence. This motion was discussed un-
I'll the adjournment of the court
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BosTow, Nov = "A mnn ciaal order passed
thi. sfiernass prssyilfne Cor a commiiies from
10th branches 81 the IS government 10 ex-
tend the hospi afities Of the city 20 Gen. Cfaut
aur4pu his visit 10 Boston
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Tiis custom OF pariouing one or more con-
sicls IN the State Prison ON Thanksgiving
Day. with a bouaffiul dinner b all, was nor
ouitt-A gyester4ay. The pIrj0aal prisoners
were Edward i. Ray, Of Boston. who was SEN
fenced to ten years imprisonment and had
s@rvsd sven. fbr abtliFing goods by False pre-
tenee., aud William Kelly, # Lenox, who was
sentenced for twenty aud had served eleven,
for nsSauit with intent 90 kill. A large num-
Der of spectators were present The exercises
OF singing, speaking, &c, added interest TO the
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Large Sale OF Choice G,oce,ias n,
Auction

~ h9 5aI ~ nov S Ss1 At e o'clock NJ ato
lily Soap. boxes Casteel. 10 boxes Kasios hoI
sod, ibaNes g I'D ,trda GleratGs 10 hoxas s poAs'
atus, boxes StIrcl, 30 boxes Spices, 25 boAes NJ
59rh, Bags Rio aud Java Coffee carolina Rice tes
iO6aceo Pals, Brooms, rubs, Straw Paper Irvine
NJ Nc Also Fancy Goods, Paper Collats, sc
The most OF the above goods arc in original TACK
ages mesh and In fine order. Goods can DO exam IN
cd Monday OF sale
nOF2edd +. q. BAILEY Auct
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

woRcEsTER, NV. 27-A man named John
Mealley, 20 years OF age, was run over on he
Worcester & Nlsbna Iailrol1, in this city, this
morning, and nstan ly killed.
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Skates Skates.

Il New article of Skates for Ladies and Gentle
IA men requhins no tackle, thereby obviating the
necessity of swapping he OF, who prevents the
q, culaion OF tn blood, causinc. cold eet. With
these kates, the blood has tree circulation at the
feet as you would without the skates.
For sale by W. d. ROBINSON,
nvZ6eodIm 40 Exchange ST,
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sEasE9a SsOck E.sst
sales at the t,rekersP hoard. Nov Of
GAL ITO asN1A!

-, Passage Tickets for sale at the
s"-se--,7TM lowest rates, on early application
n II ncEN\ a The
slssl=z;sszis.@s%UNs TICKET OFFICE
t9t-3 Exchange sires ., Postinad.s
~. ID. little d CO.,
Mar 13-dti Agents.
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TuE porIARn MURDER.


RICHMOND, Nov. 27.-James Grant, who shot
H. r. Pollard, has been bailed in the sum OF
$4,000 to answer at the February term OF the
Court.
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Domestic Markets,


new foRR. Nov. II -Coton orened firm
6nt closed dull and dropping sales 1900 bales; Mid
uihg uplands % @ 25lc FIour-recepts u POS bbls
safes 10 100 bbs.; State and Western rather more
active b t without Ghange price. Wheat a &c
better with moderate inquiry, in part Tor export
and speculation; sales 10000 oush No. Spring
81 q 60; No. az 4s q 50; No 3 at 1 39 No
and Mxel 50 a 55 Corn fully lie bette
salessioO bus =; Mixed Western II a 10 tor un.
sonnd and1 IA g 49, for sound Oats in good spec
u 'ative demand at 5c advance; sales 10000 bush
Western II q 70; Beei quiet. Pork duh and heavy
sales $50 bbis. new mess &c Is a 81 75. Lard quiet
and heavy; sales 10 tierces at 10 az 1899 Blu ter
firm; sales OHIO at 23 a 4ne; State 4O@5 c. WINS
Key quiet. Rice dull Sugar-sales hIuscovado at
III q 1itc for fair to good refining Coffee quiet and
steady. Molasses nominal. Naval stores quiet. Pc
trolenm quiet crude iSJc fined bonded 81 a 3Gc.
Tallow heavy; sales $1,000 tb.. at u q ~ s-lGc.-
Freights to Liverpool firm Cotton per steamer @
I'd; Flour pc, sail IS Cd j. Wheat per sail I'd.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Auction sale of Scranton
Coal-The Delaware Lackawanna q Western Rail
roid Company sold 10000 tons OF Coal at auction.
The attendance was l.rg many Eastern buyers be-
ine pres-nF. The 10 'ewing are the rates obtained
to-1iv, compared with thos OF las month:
Tons. Nov. % 0ct. 20,
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MISCELLANEOUS

FEMALES, owing to the peculiar and Imnor,.,,
fa Ions which they sustain, their peculiar oresniza-
ilon and the offices they perform, are subject TO
msas sufarings. Freedom from these contribute in
~ ha'i degree to their happiness and welfare. for
ho-e can be happy who are i'll Not only so. bur no
one OF these varl us female complaints q long be
suffered to run on without involving the general
health oftbe individual and are long producing per
10 anent sickness and premature decline. Nor 10 n
pleasant to consult physician Tor the re.t n, those
'ar''nS Del ate affections, and only upon the most
urgent necessity viii frue woman so far sacrifice
her greatest charm TO do this The sex will then
'nank us Tor placing in their hands simple specifics
WIN en- @il be found eicacious in relieving and eur
ing almost every OF those trou blesome complaints
peculiar to the SEX
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THE WHALING FLEET.

The whalssh.p Peru had returned from st.
Paul Island with about 4),0)O seal skins. the
vessel has been assisting ia establishing new
fur ENTERPRISE there
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OlE %.

THE ISSUE OF FALSE STANDARDIZATION PAPERS.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-U. S. Commissioner
OF John NJ. Pugh, Probate Judge of Franklin
county, Ohio, chirged with issuing fraudulent
naturalization papers. Judge Pugh has been
DC 10 the sum Of $4,000, to appear before the
U. 5. Circuit Court.
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w w N WV eNs
THE ERIE RAILROAD WAR.

The Eh1E kAILROAD WAR.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 27.-Thr Erie war has re-
lapseu into quietude jay Gould and James
Eiske, Jr, are sill in possession O the ofic $
OF the Erie Railroa |, but there is great reti.
cence as to whether they or the newly 40
pointed receiver, ex.Judge Davis, are running
the Rad. Several deputy sheritfs were at the
building this afternoon, but no seems able
to account for their presence Ex-Julge Fail
lerton, Mr.. Shearman aud ore or two Others
who are retained as counsel Tor The Directors
were in CLOSE consultation with Messrs. Gould
and Fske.
A report is current. though the author
ity is not undispuiabl-, tn 1t the two re ,e vers
OF the Erie road, Judge Davis and Jay Gould
are pulling tremendously together, and that
there will probably be no more litigation of an
acrimonious character.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
An immense mass meeting of the Democrats
was he'd at Tam many Hall to ratify the nomi-
made by Mayor Hoffman, District Attorney
Hall and Richard o. German.
CONSOLIDATION OF EXPRESS COMPANIES.
This long pending negotiations in this city
resulted to-day ia the consolidation of the
Americas add Merchants Union Express
Companies. The articles OF association have
been formally executed. The new arrange.
ment goes into effect i'm medi 4 tey, and the
officers say the business will be adjusted to the
new basis within the ensuing week. The
Merchants Union stock l. taken at two shares
for enc. making It's portion of the capital
$4,000 600. The consolidated company viii!
have a total capital OF SIS 100000, and will con-
tinue the exi-ing co operat We arrangements
with the old companies. The new company
will bear tho title OF the American Merchants
Union Express Company.
The CONNER. ial says the Adams Express
Company was not represented at the meeting,
that IL is opposed TO thu basis of amaicania-
tiou. aud that consequently q renewal OF the
express war is by no means improbable.
CITY AND VICINITY.
The funeral OF Felix Larkin, a victim Of the
recent brutal siabbIg affay, was quite lmp0s-
ing Over 500 volunteer m-mbrrs marche IN
procession 60 the crmetey. O'Balwin. The
pugilist, WIS promdeut awoug he general
crowd. Amos Hines, the COX al Campbelia,
has beea arrested a. one Of the principals In
the afffBy.
TEE car makers Who voluntarily left en-
pl0yment IA Goes aneuee "a tbe acitol Of III
ba-ses, have ucarly 30 funud sifuafiuns else
where Or eoue iato busiuri : ou taeir own ae-
cunt
George ID. Hartshorn. for navy yesrs Ptesi-
dent q tie AflautEc Nal Coapany, died 10
fwo large buidine. % EliEabeihparl. oeou
pied 80 q carFsuteF and blacks ith's shop,
With considerable amogut 1t machinery aud
las. Los $4,000. No assurances. JOAN
lived, . uiaht Watchulan. was fafailF burned
tn tryang D. exiiHgalFh thf hames.
Ship David Grockeit arrived today in nine
~ tuf days ffem ssn franc SEQ. Joseph
simpsan. seamsu from Massachusetts, com.
uittsa suicids daring ths voyage ~ jumping
oysrbeara.
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CENTR AL
Pacific Railroad
COMP NV

These Bonds are the duly authorized and accredit-
ed obligations OF of the most responsible oorpO-
ratons OF The Americ Continent, and are SO ured
by the absolute 6rst lien upon the valuable grants
franchise, railroad equipment, business, e:c, OF the
best portion of the Great
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NTUCK ".
e U Is . p L

OFFICIAL VOTE OF THE STATE
LOUISVILLE Nov .-Seymour's official ma
jorisy In this State is 1890.
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SaNBORN,s PATENT
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rmE pomlN,ox or aANAnA.

THE ST. STEPHEN BANK.
ST JOHN, B., Nov. 27.-It is announced
to-IaV That arrangements have been completed
by which the st. Stephens Bank will be able
to resume business in few days. Scdvill, the
lefaultug cashier. made his escape from the
sheritfs custody this morning. Tarty thou.
sand dollars reward is offered for his apprehen-
sion.
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM THE PROVINCIAL
PENITENTIARY.
KINGSTON, Ca, Nov. 2.-Tbe convicts con-
fined in the Provincial Peniientarv attempted
o put into execution deep laid plot to effect
their escape last night, which was frustrated
Early this morning the guard discovered one
If the convicts, named Murray, endeavoring to
cut the rope OF the alarm bell, and on discov-
ering the guard the convict ran. After an ex
citing chase through the wards he was shot
dead by the guard. On bis person was found
skeleton keys of every de- cription. The alarm
was speedily given aud the other convie Sc
cured. There is il tense exciteme OF among the
prisoners, aud every precaution is taken TO pre-
vent fresh outbreak.
DECISION IN THE ExTRADITIoN CASE.
TORONTO, Nov. 27.-Judges Haeerty, Vison
and Gwynne, OF tue C0ort of Common Pleas
delivered iudgmeut TO dag in the Morton and
Thompson extraditioa case, fully sustaining
the decision of the stipendiary magistrate, Nc
hieken, and committing the prisoners for ex-
tradition. The counsel for the prisoners gave
notice thar be should appeal again 70 he Court
Ut Error, aud Appel. A Lea that enoeit ion
takon in the Uuiled States upon warrants IS
sued there were admissab a. evidence, even
II taken after the arrest Of the prisoners in
Canada.
ARRIVAL or THE NEw GOVERNOR.
Sir John Young arrived at Ottawa this after
noon.
HURON AND ONTARIO SNIP CANAL.
N0merous petitions were presented 10 Par
Lament PRAYING t0F a grant OF wild lands in
AID OF the Huron and Ontario Ship Cana. -
Having been rejected Ia Consequence of the
technical rule Of tue House. a public meeting
VAS heid lasi night aud delegation appointed
o waii On Hou. NJ Z. Cameron 10 request
him fa hriGg the petitions before the Governor
Ia Gouncii aud u BE- senf thence 10 the House
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PEN NSyI.VANIA.

SUICIDE OF AN AUCIIoNEER.
PITrsBURG, Nov. 27.-Joseph S. Palmers on
the firm of Pa mer & Phillips, auctiopeers OF
this city, committed suicide this morning py
taking laudanum. No cause assigned
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.
George Hale was ,hot, probably fatally, by
James Sims at a ball on Thursday night.
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AUCTION eAlEs
~ W. PATTEN a. Co.. Auc,ion..,.
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET

OA SAAFGRDAY, November 2sth, at 10 o.cIocn
and Man, Ioekery, Glass and TlaIed Ware Bed
SancT ten sT9eeries Dry Goods Cs1s Tobso.
November b. "4,'eihes, &c. Must be sold
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An immense mass meeting of the Democrats
was he'd at Tam many Hall to ratify the nom-
nations for municipal officers. Speeches were
made by Mayor Hoffman, District Attorney
Hall and Richard O. German
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sAS FRANoIsco. Nov II Steamship Saera-
msuto from Panama, arrived this morning
The - amer Idaho, from Honolulu, with ad-
wees 60 The latn lust, has arrived.
DISTURBANCES Az HAWAII SUPPRESSED.
D essed without further loss Of life. TIE ring
leaders were eaptuFed and taken 10 Honolulu
Tor trial
VOLCANIC ACTIVITY
The volcano az Kilanea was again active, aud
No earthquake have been felt at Hilo, and only
an occasional one at Kan.
VOTE OF AMERICANS AT HONOLULU.
The Americans in Honolulu voted on the Sd
OF Move ubsr. Resa.t Grant 12J, aud Sey-
mour 6.
DEATH OF COMMODORE JOHN PATTY.
Commodore John Patty, the wel-known
navigator, died at Honolulu on the 10Th inst.
He has been a resident of the Islands STAGE
1884
NEW FUR ENTERPRISE.
The whalssh.p Peru had returned from ST.
Paul Island with about 40 010 seal skins. Tue
vessel has been assisting ia establishing new
fur enterprise there.
THE WHALING FLEET.
The present Whaling season is the worst in
the Arctic for the past twenty years. The
larger proportion OF the vessels are returning
damaged.
THE POLAR CONTINENT.
No further inform ltion has bee. gathered
concerning the Polar Continent discovered
last year. The ice is extending much further
South the present year.
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BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES.
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE c. p. n. u. co.
No. Nassau Street, New York.
Oct 3t-eS2m novi4
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The Great Quieting Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
Gus DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bowels
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach makes sich and ~eak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects OF
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quasting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Aren't for the United States.
WV. WHIPPLE " uu., Agents tor Name
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ALB K. MASdAM, Pres. JAS. MERRILL. Sec'y
sSECEIVES deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT
IL INTEnES L on al daily balances, subject TO
check al sight. SPECIAL. DEPOStlS tor six month
or more II ay be made at five per cent The capital
200 shareholders. comprising many gentlemen OF
large wealth and financial experience, who are also
persona " liable 10 depositois for All obhgatlohs OF
The Company to double The amount OF their capital
stock AS he NATIONAL TRUS co. receives de-
posts in large small amounts, and permits them
SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE, allowing interest
OH ALL DAILY BALANcEG, parties throughout the
country can keep accounts IN this institution with
special advantages OF security, convenience and
profit, june29de 0d& eow6mis
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| CHICAGO Nov. 27.-Flour steady; sales 800 IBIS.
at 10 90 for Winter extras and 81 q 12} for low
active at an advance OF q 9c sales No. at 211 "a
l %: No at IL. Corn frmer: No. dec ined 80
q 10c; No. declined 2 a. Be; sales No. at 93c q
[ 90. Oats quiet at 46@ ALE for No z. Rye steady
at u "a ID for No. and 10 a 101 FIR No. -
Barley tve al a decline of "a &C.; sales at s. q
/ 60 tor No and IS for regular. tignwmes quiei
96c. Provisions less active. Mess Port 22 90;
prime IS 70; extra prime 10 90 Lard ID q 143c Be"i
Hams 81 (9 2sc Sweet picked Hams 13c. Green
Hams tOIc. Live Hogs active at q decline of 10 a.
i5c q 100 Tbs; sales at so @7 So tor common 10
choice pressed do in fair demand ut 90 g 40 d.
viding 100 TBS. and 25 a 90 dividing 200 Tbs
Beef Cattle quiet
Dressed Hogs quiet; receil Is 1900 Mess Porl
hrmer and quiet at p o. e q Is tor the test ard
clear rio SIDES 123 q isc; clear sides 1871 q 12gc
Green Meats dull; shout ers q 7Ic; sizes - a 1rc
Hams "a lie. Lard quiet aud firm; prime steam
III AMI kettle 142 q 15c
unchanged. Wbeat firm; No. at 23l; No at
12}. Oats weak and unchange Com quiet al SIC
for No.2. Rye steady at OF. Barley i changed
AUGUSTA, Nov. 27.-Cottop clio ed shade easier:
sales for Two days sls bales; receipts for two days
l55 bales Mddngs at 234e; sales for the week 215d
b lies, receipts 2214 bales.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 27.-Cotton closed at slieht
decline; Mddlinq at oic; sales 1890 bales; re-
20J bales.
CHARIE'roN, Nov o. Cotton-orened firm but
closed one'; sales TOO bales; Nliddlinss 23hc; :
ceip;s s72 bales.
NJ BILE, Nov. 27.-Cotfot sales 500 bales; mar
set easier at 24 receipts 1774 baes sales for the
week 100 bales; leeeipts 7lOs bales; expor 9. to
Great Britain 2258 bales to rrance 1929 bales. to
for ign ports $40 bales, and coastwise 1916 bales
stock q, 275 bales
New ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-Cotton in firm demand
and lowe AlddInas 234 a 23yc; sales 5 90 b les
receipts "A bales; exports 1881 bales; sales for the
week 24,4i0 bales receipts 34,0 bales; exp rts to
LIVERPOOL 81 bales, TO the outinen $50 bales, and
coastwise si95 bales; stock in port "a ,696 bales
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REPORTED NEGRO RIOT.

A dispatch was received at police headquar-
tiers al half past three this afternoon, from OPP
posie Lincoln barracks, requesting oil the ex-
ira men to be sent thither; that from Is to 10o
negroes were engaged in fighting. Everythine
was quiet AT 8 O'Clock. No arrests were made.
Ii is reported that one negro was Killed. Off
GER McSweeney was badly benen alb tut the
head and neck, and off ,er L lngey was also
slightly injured. No whites were engaged IN
the aff;ay excepting the officers engaged il
queliing The disturbance. Ii originated in
procession GA tn way to lay the corner stoue
OF church.
REvERDY JoHNsoN's ARRANGEMENTS IGNORED
New YORK, Nov. q. The Costs spec al say,
the Drotoca for the settlem mt of the Alabama
claims will undoubtedly be ri cted. BY i,
there is a strong prospects that British subjects
South during the war would get damages equal
to the total of our claims, besides, the arbiter
might decide against us III case OF division.
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EopeBsu Markets.

LONDON. Nov. 2f-Evening -Consols closed at
9l4 roi both money and account.
American securities Uniled States 5-20's 7d& L.
linois Central shares Sc; Erie shares o.
FRANKFORT. Nov. 26-Evening.-United States
52Gs quiet at 7.s.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26-Evening Cotton quiet;
Middng nplands 11ad; sales Il 900 bales. Pork de-
chned to S8s Breaustuffs heavy.