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sales 5000 and receipts 1898 bales.
Flour, double extra % 70. Corn
lower; new white and yellow 81 10
to l 10. Mess pork dull at 831 %.
Lard easier, 10 to 195c. Sugar
dropping; fully fair 12a to 13c.
Molasses easier; prime 50 to 93c.
Gold 1863.
Liverpool, Nov. 8, evening"
Cotton steady; uplands liz to liz
and Orleans 118 to I'D; sales
5000 bales, of which for specula-
ton and export 1000.
New York, Nov. 8, evening"
Cotton heavy and lower; sales
230O bales at 253c.
San Francisco, Nov. 9.-Twen-
ty full cargoes of wheat were ship
ped for England during October.
Experts SOB, 900 sacks wheat and
10000 sacks -four.
Chicago, Nov. 2.-The election
of the Citizens ticket by q large
majority is conceded.
Baltimore, Nov. EVERY pre-
cinct is Democratic The vote is
light. Democratic majority in the
city nine thousand.
New York, Nov. 2.-The city
give forty-five thousand Demo
cratic majority. Greeley runs 5000
ahead of his ticket. Kings coun-
ty, 10000 Democratic majority
The returns from the interior
show heavy Democratic gains and
making the State Democratic
from ten. to twenty thousand
State Legislature probably Re-
publican in both branches, though
il is thought the Senate will be
close. -,
Nashville, Nov. "a resolu.
ton was introduced in the legis-
lature declaring Cooper's election
void. The motion to suspend the
rules for immediate consideration
failed by Il vote Of 80 to 81. No
ton referred to Judiary Commit
tee.
Port Jeryis, Nov. 3.-Six cars
loaded with cotton and tobacco
burned. A man roasted.
7 Cincinnati, Nov. 3.-The Supe
rior Court issued an Injunction
against Board of Education, eX
Guiding bibles and sacred music
from public schools. The case
viii be heard on Thursday.
In New Jersey the Democrats
gain one Senator and two Assem-
f blymen. In Kansas, the Demo
Gratis carried LeavenWorth and
Atkinson. In Massachusetts
House stands 70 prohibitionists
to 1913 liceuseists. I5....
I Wheeling, Nov. 3.-Thirty-nint
/. counties return to lower house.
Republicans Is, liberal Republi
can 8, and Democrats q. Eleven
counties unheard from.
Trenton, N. j., Nov. 3.-Result
of yesterdays -election-Senate
Democrats ID and Republicans s
House, Democrats SO and Repub
licans 4. Democrats gain 4 OF
Ijoint ballot. @
New York, Nov. 3.-IIatest re
turns Indicate a Democratic ma
i0rity from seven to ten thousand
Senate stands II Democrats to 1;
|, Republicans. Democrats gain 2
| House very close; present est
} mates, Republican 66 and Demo
Gratis 81, with several district.
, doubtful. .. .s
: Washington, Nov. 2-The fol
lowing are the latest election
, returns: New York-Nelson's ma
J ,jority will not exceed ten. Th,
, Senate will be Democratic ant
the House slightly Republican.
! In New Jersey the Republican
= gain member to the Assembl,
i in Hudson county.
The Democrats have carries
, Detroit by 600.
;, Wisconsin-Fairchild's maiort
} ty is estimated by the Republican
' State Committee to be 5000 wit
) the Legislature about the same a
last year.
Minnesota--Austin's maierit
is estimated at three or four thou
9 sand.
a The Committee of the Louisvill
p Convention visited Grant.
, San Francisco, Nov. 18th
patronage of the immigrant trai
! over the Pacific railroad is rapid
!. ~ increasing.
> Heavy rains throughout Ore
? gon.
, Boston, Nov. 4.-Three hundre
; mechanics, and laborers have bee