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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

s5-A CARD.-I HAVE NO IN rEREST OR
connection with the house known under the style
and name Of COURrENAY, NO. Broad-,treet
can be found for the present at DENNY & PERRY's.
opposite Charleston hotel, Meeung-street.
April wfme HIRAM HARRIS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

ship or vessel in this State. such person shall
have lien upon tho ship or vessel, her tackle
debt; which hen shall be preferred TO all others
thereon, except mariners wages, and shall con-
tinue until the debt ls satisted.
SEQ. 49, Such lien shall be dissolved unless
the pe r.on claiming the aarne fied. within fur
days from the time the ship or vessel depart
ed from the port at whiGil she was when the
debt was co ltraoted, In the office OF the Clerk
OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of the county
in which the ship OF vessel was at the time
the debt was contracted. q statement, subscrlb-
ed and sworn to by ,mself, or by some person In
his behalf, g'v'lg o just and true account OF
i,,s, rran,, mI aI ~ tbo W ", -. ~m al
with wlom the contract WIS made the name
OF the owner OF the ship or vessel, II known
an the name OF the ship or vessel or o de-
scrip:ion thereof. sufficient for Identification,
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas, IN book
to be kept by him for thai purpose tor which he
shall receive the same fees as for recording
other phpers OF equal length.
SEQ. Al. If the ship or vessel is partly con-
strncted in one place and partly in another,
either place shall be deemed the port OF whom
. e was when the debt was contracted, within
teA meaning OF this not; and no 1naccuraoy In
fpe deecfiOtion OF the ship or vessel, il sho can
be recogniEsd thereby, ryn stating the amount
due for labor or mat. rails, ahall invalidate the
proceedings. unless it appoavs that the person
hilns ne certificate has knowingly and wfully
CLAIMED moro than his due. .s q. .s~er.S 49, Il s,
SEC. 45. such lion may be enforced by petl-+
hon TO the Court of Common Pleas fer the
county where the vessel wss a. the time when
the de bt was contracted, or In which Rhe-is ct
the time OF insttuting proceedings. The PEI
tition may bee tired in ,ourt. or fled IN the
clerks office in vacation, or may be- inserted In
writ OF original summons with an order OF
attachment. and served, returned and entered
as other OWL actions, and tho subsequent pro
oeedinga for enfor0lng the lien shall, except as
beran liter provided, ha aB prescribed for en-
forcng Hens on buildings and iands, so TAR 10
the saiila are applicAhs6. Attho time Of enter
inU5or Ming the petition, D prooess Of attach-
rnent against euoh ship or veas6ls her tacklo,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

FARE REDUCED.
Fare to Georgetown and South Island "a 90
Fare to Keithheld, Waverly aud Brook Gloen
Meals extra April 1B
FOR WRIGHT'S BLUFF,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON TIE SAN TEE RIVER.
GK~~M THE STEAMER MARION. CAP
utm<Sssss2fx3S3Ss 3SsTAtN j. r. FosTRn IL receivin6
Freight on Accommodation Wharf, and will Leave
WEDNEsAY MORNING, 1Ath Inst.
Apply to JOHN FERGUSON.
April 10 -o
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FOR NEW JftK.
REG ULAR LINE FpERY THURsDA 7

sSf-kawya THE STEAMSHIP SAR4GOssA.
>lIAX ~ Captain O. RYDER viii leave Var.
<41pHasNAW der norsts Wharf on THURSDAY,
: Esszns April 10. 1869 q, o'clock A. M
April9 RAvtNEL G.. ayants
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Shipping.

FAST FNEIGHV Line .oi.
10 AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHILADEI.
PHIA, WASHINGTON CITY, WILMINGTON
DEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO, ST. LOUIS MO-
AND OTHER o RTH WE lERN CITIES-
LEAVING EACH PORT livery 6rH DAY.
FAaC0M. = "a CON .... JESSE D. HoRsEY, Commander.
SEA GULL. N. p. DU rToN. Commander.
MARYLAND. j. v. JOHNSON. commander
>Sr~HwSm THE FAvORITE AND SWIFT
MKA@Y$S1S, Steamship MARYLAND, Nv JoaN.
L(1E1EI&xdWS SON Commander. vii! sail iuf 5ai.
s.@eT@=seeessk- tmore SATURDAY, 18th April
at O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier NO. 1. Union
Wharves.
Heavy freights taken at very low rates-to Phila-
delpha, Rice SOC per tierce Rosin 3Uc per package.
For Freight or passage apply
COURTENAY TRENHOLM,
April 10 Union Wharves.
FOR P:lILA ADELPAIA AND BUsaON.
REG ULAR EVERY THLRSDAY,
Aef~,hxswn THE 81 EAMSHIp J w. EVER.
/HA@Ya4fs|nrW |r MAN Captain ". H. SNYDER, viii
LEUEXlk1$1H leave NORTH Atlantic Wharf on
Ez@SS.n I HURsDAY. 18th instant ct III O'Clock
A. M.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN & tHEO. GETTY,
APr1 IL North Atlantic Wharf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-22

iuaItfam 0eldanoet iporoen. Ser
neunSebniabri0e 9lorriS tuurbe, als Der
6bat berbaAtle, sarretirt, bod feIlen
bic 8erbahts8rInoe iebr atpeifelbaft
fein. ge9en 800 Seute unsrineten Oas
@efan9nib, UNI ben 9eger beraussus
boleli uHo 3u bangen. Derielbe tpiro
aber bnrd cine kialangli6e Mannfdaft
betpndt.
Nus Senber pirb beri1tet, baB in
Sort 2Dons Elm @efe1t sluilAen peip
pen unb farbieeH Srnppen itattfdn0,
Webei mebrere oerfetben 9et0otet un0
beripunoet tpur6en.
Sabels Dep.f1eu aus Sobana nell
ben, oaB Elm 3rnisport NIT @efanaenen
nod TerndnDosgo a6aeleaelt i'll. Beim
9lbfabren lparbe Elm 8ieb eingefangen
znn0 nah Der 6aferne gebra9t, bel mel !
der gelege1beit Elm 91antl onsrief:l
) SOB ben gpaniernI sc Iebe gespe =
oesl4 DeritIhe. pHroe foiort bon Ell
ner SdiIotpade erfdoiien. 4oIisess
@Onlrnillar @eenlo; Der I'M 8ersabt
itano, nit ben Snllreenten 81 l1mpaS
Itbifren, tullr6e berbaftet un0 nit PuI>
Der un6 Blei binaeridtet. Ser Sc
nefals@ apitdn IieB bierauf oeneinges
-fan9etea 8ieb erf6ieBen. Die gauge
&tn0t lift in fnrhtbarer Mufre9ung,
Nfan bort bauT9 ben 8uf: Gs Iebe
gespe0esl
Sin Cincinnati iuuroe Ser @dabmei>
ter Wleneir : con Der beutldbsa
sebangeIii9en ct. Rauls Stride ge@
fdn9litb ein9ebraht. gr bate lih nm
9euiabr mil naebreren tallferb Sol ,
lars 6irden9elsern baDon 9ena9t.
Seine gerbaftpng erfeI9te in De-
treit.i 49, @
Sci Sort gBabne pnroe SSrau N1ars
tba SAaff erfdoiien 9efunoen. Sbr
Qlann, Elm SSarnter, mar nit eifem
9ttbeiter ms Srlb 9egan9en unO ale
er na6 9anfe surildfebrte, fano CT
feine 6raA ertn0rbet. Wlan bat nod
uibt bic gerinaite Spur entotft. gs
mar ni6ts aus Dem 9aule eeraubt
ueroen.
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8 oua 0 20. Mara.

+ Serr sobn grigbt belt beute cine
9reBe NeOe fir 0lufbebung Der .iriitbep
StaatStirhe. Meroe aud bic Sobs
firde bon Dem grobten SbeiI Der @n9s
Humber 0ebi[Iigt, 70 foI0e Oaralls bod
nidts 6ab aud Die 5rIan0er ibr tt9es
tban fem ntiibten. nebrieens tDerOe
Die 9Lnfbebun0 bon 8atboiiteu, ME
8roteftanten IN Srlnn0, aleib lebr &c z
iuunfbt mnO aud Die gauge enelifde
Station lei bafir. Der 8roteltantis.
mus babe oIIes Gble uitb Suite in Srs
Lamb aeritOrt, Srieoe uno 2oDalitai
feien berfdtuunDen, Sic SrlaRoer in
2lmerifa feien bic bitteriten Seinbe
@nsIajabe ls1e iiberaA in ben Ser,
Stddteh i1nlpatbifire man NIT Der
6enierll, tpeil man Der Mnlidbt Eel, DAT
GngEdno iltentnls geredt 9e9eu SrIaai
seipeIen fein. @
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G0nareB..

@enat. @en. gEiIfop brabte cine
qsmeinihaftlide NeinMtion Elm, iueis
sehe cen Grali6enten ern1adti9t, oenGen.
Seirbelmann nit boIlem Stang in9tnbe=
ftanO 3H berleken.a
Sc DlirDe befdlolIen. sseillenl @onls
mittee bon Z Mit9liebern bie@ rnd gun9
Der uAa @ieberb erleibhng Der burger
Isd1ea Mebte ein9ebenben @efude 81
ibertraaea. ~ $500
4 sen. Gunner beantra0te cine Stes
button Der iberfeeii6en 8oltraten.
9ln 0as SOFT Committee.
Das Mnstsoauer9efes fuuroe iDieeer
in BeTatbnng ge;O9en. Gen. S9urs
iprad feline @bf1t aus, 9esen bic
VInfhebuna aes Gegekes gu itimmeL
1GIa Dem @OngreB geIe8euheit 81 GEE
ben, Das Geieb 70 80 lnootF6iret, Dap
ee naA ie0er s@eitebin gere1t tperoe,
aameutIib burb 9luflte Hung es@runOs
iabea, nab Mennter nur nah gut be-
itanoener Rrlfun9 berlieben, pap 6as
aser0ienEmiiroia beIpbnt unO naR glb'
4 febuheeI uAr t6egeIi hiAlan0H6ef ur'
iabe anaeorbnet nernen. ioleis. =
Ser genat fam nt1t sur BefhlnBfni'
flung. s-...
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Z Sn Burlington Gt. erl6eiut lest
Elm Sournal The new Idea, tueImes
baIb in englil@er, bdTb III frons6Iii1er
Sprahe beraussegeben tuirD.
gi6f wenieer, ais sebn Danpfs
ihiffe fubren in Der bergen ISOLDE bon
Reu 00rI mad europe ab; baSOn bier
am Sauifag.
Sn Den 6 SaQen bonn Is. Bis 20.
Mars iuurOen in Stem Nert fur IT,
021 sos Dollars Sch oheldnDif@er
@darest iiapottirt, utsb tsnr fiir2, $50, :,
839 Cellars 9apier nlaekifanifd9e 2ails
leseraeuenilie, 70 iuie 304,228 Doll.
baar SeIo anssefnbrt.
Sen. 8abeans GefAihte Gsants
miro eessnindrtig. in Die 6eutf&e, franc
30iil6e unO fpanil9e &prade iibers
fest. 3tpet 4rofeHOrett in Berlin
unb 9eioeIbers belor9en Die neutfHe
lleberiebur9, Genor Nonserooie fpaD
niIde.
66nia Sobnntl ban @adfeH, Der
i'm 6ebruar n.ebrere Gage IN 8tiPstg
berweilte, bermorbte feine 3eit gr0fs
tentbeiIs anf ben 8efud bon nniberFs
tltss 8orlelnneer.
Grfrif6nne. Grbiht unO auber
Qltbent fam Der 2lrst sls eiHeua @tiai8eu.
Snnn i6 linen nit elmer Grlril9nitg
aulmarten? fraete eiefer.
sic tueroeu mid febr berblnoeu, 10
bin gall3 erl@6pF.
90 i1ia ID oas 6enifer aiifnnhen,
mir babsn bier bic berrlsHfe frtfde
QuIt.
PLUS BresIau foiantt biesRo9 fidt,
6aB Der Si9.er &arl D. 9oItei 0afel6F
| f9per effranft oatnie0erlie8ts s4
- Cine eroee 9nsebI uuternebs
HunssIuFiaer aus BEN glerben bsiln'
bet fid se9enwattig IN Siorioa, a,is
bieOron0eMs @nItnr AZ betreibeH. &ehr
spertbeiIbaft, Elm gutter 8anmtyagt oas
ISabr $I5-25, mobei BEE &0pfer Die
Sra9ts aud nod abaupFaden bot
.te 94@aa a4asss &ls4n
ia - 80 8 - 81 50 sssss s s.esr.
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@ afbfaeton, Il. gaars.

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@teuer Gewnsiiioner RelanO ere
belt cine 3uidrift bonn Superbllor
g2Oab bonn 6 ennelfee Ddtrift, in ipels
der aenselOet miro, 0ab Der @olleftor
gRlll0n Dorn hritten Be5trf oleies
@taates eiiien Rrieg 0e9en bic e5teuers
oefrau0nuten nnO unli8enfirten 8ren<
rlereien in ben Gsbir9Sge9enoen pes
@taates erOfFnet babe, ST bat cine
albfheiIun02s Ser. 81. s1rltseetl our GisD
holifion mo bereits iith fiiuf un0elets
iieae 9sreunereien NIT 8eld)lag beleet
ipOxbme sn sRutnar1 Mh0 Saffon
Conntb werbsn bic Sruppen sesenipar I
tig beihdftigt.
Ser Rarbiae Dnmas BON gfeiu Srs
leans III als Bemerber Der Gefanoteu<
: ftslle ID 6apti anfoetretsr, Getielbe
tpir0 are Elm lefg Gebiinsfef 0larll ee<
5dIIOsrt uub beIitt 0eu 8ortAeH elmer
noafommenen Genntntb Der pantheon
Gprad5e.
{ Nfebrsre SarbiBe tp0runter 6ree.
GouaIas, beabf idbti0en, IN $50 Ellington
elm 9BodenhIatt inssSnterefe Der '1ors
bieen 8ep0Iteruio Suo8riinoen.
Gas GonDeIs Committee oes Ges
mates baf Die gxnennlng bon s. 5. IS.
@nreB 3llna GolIef Tor HI Stem Orleans
enpfOblen nnD iiber Ser. 9On9treete
Grnennung obte Gnapfebiun0 berids
fgf. $3.50
Ghablefretar gOntlpeH bal erfIart
BOP er Da6 inala partsmcnt IN CUTE
Sfbnhna oefnnben babe. geib lei ii
aIehefiInb Dofbafoell uilp er 0eOenfe
Sic neherlaiiiIe gum 2lnffanIeH BOZ
g3onDs IT pertpgnDeu. @ loDerfauf
feIen ferner Mot ulebr To 0eheinIeu
ionferH III cffestsH Matte ftattfia
ben Z; -
ilenOe. Sic aus Cuba III Balti
mare einaelrolfen fro, gebeH cine DO
Den Duxd 6ae Babel Delan6trn Depe
fben febr perf d|iepeile &Nllsoetnslg d
DOrttaen 3nifaaDe. 5ll allen Iteffel
100 Den OFFi5ieasn gseri@ten III Sol
Die 1ra.ppen liegreidl 9elpefen fem fol
aef5s lpdxen iIe TIT WsBentbeiI bon 81
snlnr0knten 8tie Iagsil lUgtOg II. SSeD
Gnb0ner fei hereit, glIlgs ~ OFFER
iii Vie uHabBdu9I efslt nOii Gpanil
III eErglteesi M
@bambersbnrg go. liao 0s
TInae Gaatei bon rirlem gleaer a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-22
Nene Aaieigen.
Sefaltntntagos stllg.

Office bes 9orFsenben pom &trasen Gnrnntittee,l
sr NnfbpiIIes ben 10. Rdra 1863.
A[Ie 4erioneu, reIdbe id5 nit MnIeeunG pom 5tras
EenpfLater unb Nbsngsapfeu ollf 9ebnlta Der Stdbs
RafbntIe beid 6ftiGeR, rDerben bsnarb ea teHe
Der pbengennnntEn Mrbeiten, Iuele nit beseits bes
annHeii 1ooer niGt irferbafb ianf &agen poleneet
aD ron Der Stabt besabIf IperbeTDenn BET GDntraft
nid6t pomgorFsen6en hes StraBen. Committee 9ez
ebmiet Tuirn.
80 aEm. I. &inueD,
m52O ct gotFkenber bes Strabens@ ommlittses
-
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0arig. n. WRara.

Ser Grieesminifer, Marfdaa 0eiG,
bran9 i'm geieb 9ebenOer R0rper aui
Die 8erboHftdn0ignng Der Nrnee,Srs
ganilation. Der sSrieSe fei oefidert,
aber 6ranfrei9 6ulbe feline Negierung,
toeIdJe nibt b0llia bereif fei, fir ct.
tuaiSe Beleibigungea genugtbuung 81
for0ern. -
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OefcbGftSsRarfels.

RcSF@ GeS@aftsfarsen Der fctgem6en Mrt ucn brei
CT eingerildt.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-06
LEGAL TNTHLLTGNNcE.
THE CASE OF ANNIE PEOPLES.
The Earth Treatment.
Court Of Over and Tcrminer- Judges Ludlow
~ and Icirce,

and Hcirce.
This morning the young woman, Annie Peoples,
WHO was convicted Of manslaughter in taking the
life of James Welsh in June last which case has
been fully reported In our columns, was brought up
s. d. Page Esq, counsel for the prisoner, before
Judgment was entered addressed the court IN the
following language
HOMICIDE cAsE-Ar. S. DAVIS PAGES APPEAL FOR MERCY
BY Honos leave prisoner staading ig terror
before indicted for the eonous KILLING OF James
guilty OF the oce grade of the crime charged But there
all that for which the
Court before wh9m s SasI gai 20 @ in t6e
Lam iand g',''"' '' t,,o
threshold OF her childhood The facts developed on her
snon do they furnish ground OF apprehension for the
womanhood beyond; ndeed the terfDie results OF one
The DAYS to and would serve wall either side
aSs I've to satan and we her
Children pay the penalty of her folly but we must ever
oweri nj aliurements tho tempter Eve dead and
;as d Ss sSss d Af & o serpent
This unhappy daughter Of woman @ has already endured
Of solitude for your on9rs to s9y i hsr lie 9 70 be
deep shadow OF the punishment you moto out to her TO-
ask your Honors 90 pause moment and with me
the scene of hsoecurence that we may witness again
Look at that strong hearty pressing this delicate
eirl to the earth beneath ms heavy knee 40 you sec M;
closer l his threat 20 choke her to death s well nlSh
iormY Watch that cowardiy blow throwing this hardly
than child reeng headiong to the groand Think
fered az being driven from her fathers house ana made
on Sst %oanos s hs s6gae
in further nd1geneS AMI share ire my horror as tHas @
rpshes for protection to hor she has none
member tnat TO her she forced TO pass
within the OF her assallants strong hand 10 imeg
nSc sinGns ho lie from her tender bos9m i terror
lighted lamp in his direction, thinking rather 70 ntni
dA:e him, aud thus prevent renewal u thst assault
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

SATURDAY, Nov 6.-The Flour market remains
quiet and, in the absence OF any demand for Ship
ment, only few hundred barrels were taken by the
nome consumers, in lots, at S5@550 for superlne
So75@6 for extras S6(96 6G2 for Northwestern extra
family; $6@6'I5 for Pennsylvania do. S6'2597 for
Ohio and Indiana do. and $7@S for fancy brands
according to quality. Rye Flour is steady at So per
barrel.
The Wheat market is greatly depressed, and we
again reduce our quotations. sales of $500 bushels
Western and Pennsylvania red at 1900 33, and
some white at 81 45@1 65 Rye is steady at sO50
S1O6 u bush. for Western. Corn is quiet, but firm
sales Of yellow at s1036l0 05; and Western mixed
at 96@9Sc Oats are without change; sales of Penn
sylvania and Western at 55@59c. Barley is duh and
lower; 1000 bushels two-rowed New York sold at 81
Bark-In the absence of sales we quote No. l Quer-
citron at S32'50 u ton.
Seeds -COverseed is steady, with sales of 100
bushels prime at ST. Timothy is nominal at S3'3TI5@
$50 Flaxseed is wanted by the crushers at S2'45
Opal
Whisky is dull at decline; sales OF wood and iron
bound Western at $110@1I2.
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The Money and stock Markets.

NEW YORK, November 6.-StOcks steady. Money
easy at per cent Gold, 1861 Five twenties,
1862, coupon, 1l55.;, do. 1864, do, 1l3H; do.
1861, 11OI do. 1865 1863; Ten-forUies, 1873
Virginia 6s, new, 52; Missouri Is, S7ll Canton
Company, 81 Cumberland preferred 27; New
York Central, 1921; Erie, 2s%; Reading, 975S !;
Hudson River, 1853; Michigan Central 1905 /;
Michigan Southern, 909d Illinois Central, 1856 |;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, S51( Chicago and Rock
Island, 1O4K Pittsburg and Fort Wayne, 1875 d !;
Western Union Telegraph, 3616.
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FROM EUROPE.
This Noou,s Quotations.

By the Anglo- american Cable.
LONDON Nov. 6-Noon.-To-day being observed as
a holiday on account OF the opening of the Hoborn
bridge and viaduct, the Exchange is not open for
the transaction of business.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6-NoOn.-CottOn opens quiei (;
middling uplands, 1215d middling Orleans, 1874 |.
The sales of to-day are estimated at 10000 bales
PARIS, Nov. G.-The Bourse opens dull; Rente3
Tif, 17c.
ANTWERP, Nov. 6.--Petroleum opens firm at
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TErEenA.H,}


It's singular fact that ten years ago, when there
was not quite half the money In circulation as LOW
money was cheap and in excess Of the wants of
much more voluminous trade whilst now the seven
hundred millions of paper dollars floating on our
market fail to satisfy the wants of the crowd who
are Camoring for more money. The evil is not that
the volume Of currency is insufficient to satisfy the
real wants OF trade, there is ample for all,
INT there is q lack of mutual confidence between
the commercial and financial interests OF the coun-
try, the result Of which is to shut off the business
men as a body from the resources of the Market
and to force them to pay high rates for money,
which legitimate business cannot afford in this age
of competition. The evil is directly traceabe to the
present banking system, which ought TO be modified
we continue our quotations at 6@7 per cent. on
Government bonds, and at 0@10 per cent. on mixed
securities, with 10 per cent for discounts on prime
paper. .. - .
lapsed, closing at noon ut 1865.
United States securities are quiet, but strong at an
advance OF 1S@4 on all the issues.
There is frm feeling in the Stock market, and
considerable activity. State loans were neglected.
City skies were higher selling at 101 for the new
issues; 949l was bid for the old.
Reading Railroad was in better demand and adj
vanced fully "a, selling at 4s2<@4sS1; Pennsylvania
Railroad was steady at ~ Mneni pR; RailroaI at
and Erie Railroad at 2S%62SzG, h. o.
Canal stocks-Lehigh Navigation was in better
demand, and sold at 33 ls@33l{.
Coal, Bank, and Passenger Railway shares were
SThe earnings OF the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany are as folows:-
Fourth week in October. S261, 500 50
Month OF October:-
Passengers. 57L9oi95
Freight. 2II,5l2 Al
Mails. 33,2eoVO
The following is the cotton repors for the week
ending yesterday
Receipts at United States ports for week
ending Nov. $4,000 bs.
Same time last year ar........................72,0
PMTeh6EPiiA HfTeasei sfoGK ExCHANn sSIEs sSIJS
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FROM THE WEST.
TJ,e Grnnd Trunk RniIwny

CINCINNATI, Nov 6.-The Directors of the Grand
Trunk Railway arrived here this morning, and they
will probably western connection from this
point.
The Cincinnati Fire Department..
John Dameriela, Chief Engineer of the Boston
Fire Department, and Alderman j. S. Haines, were
here yesterday looking into the workings OF our fire
department.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.

Despatch to the EVening Telegraph.
BOSTON, Nov. G.-Otis Tufts, sixty-hve years Of
age well-known machinist, fell dead the side
walk in East DGdham, last evening, OF heart disease
Prohibition.
Deeming the reelection of Governor Claim a
triumph of the prohibtonists, the State constable
has carried the war into Germany by selzlng lager
beer and light wines.
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The Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov. G.-Cotton quiet and unchanged
Flour in improved demand at yesterday quotations
Wheat duh at Sl30@137. Corn active; new white
75@9Oc. old white s1G1O5 Oats duh at 59951c
Rye dun at c.@S1 Mess Pork quiet at s325O@33
Bacon quiet; rib sides, 1S@tShc. clear do 49,
@1s%c. shoulders, l6c hams, 24@25c. Lard 1rm
at 1Sa1sNc. Whisky unsettled; sales at Sl10.
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MEMORANDA.

Steamship Aries, Wiley hence, AZ Boston Yesterday
Steamship Fanita Brooks henee' at New York yester
day. ,u t,... tIi,,LIa, So. uhu.a.,-,,.
Bsirs CRmboreSO ooombs and Gamma CoOmbs hence
a. se1s ohss H. Moer prOwp iOT Philadelphia cleared
At Boston sth inst,
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stocIr nuotntlons bY TeIerrnnh-1 p. M.
-NARR & LADNER, Bankers, report this mornings
LII a ntnti 90 fnlInNUa

One of the papers contains as an advertise
ment:-'Lost, a large black silk umbrella, be-
longing to gentleman ,oim curious oaroed
tpOry head"
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FROM THE STATE.
Destructive Fire in Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 6-About II O'Clock last night
fire broke out in row of frame buildings Pax
ten street, to the river bank, resulting in the
total destruction of five houses and almost their
entire contents. The loss is estimated at $1,000 to
$4,000,
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II you want to abbreviate mans stature from
six feet to four, ask him to lend you twenty-five
dollars. OF course he says he Is short, and
shows il by the rest of the conversation
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Marine NelUs see Inside Pages
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. .NovEMBEl

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures NOVEMBER q,
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
IA M..".....42 IL A. IA p. M.........4
CLEARED THIS MORNING
Steamship Norfolk, Platt Richmond via Norfolk. W. P
Steamship olaymOnt, Robinson, Norfolk. W. p Clyde &
steamer New York. Jones, Georgetown and Alexandria
Steamer Bristol Wallace, New York, w p Clyde Il Co.
sc6r Pearl, Brown, Boston, do,
Schr Emily a. Barte, Smith, Boston, do.
sShT sh Caroline s5tS 9SuRg YSSnG hynn @
Schr r.. II. Shannon Dks, Fall RIVER DO
sohr II. W: Godfrey, Sears, Fall River DO.
sSR sSRT Ro'fS E. EdwardD BaTst New York. dS
Schr Thomas Clyde, Cain, Now York, do.
Schr Joseph w Allen Doane, Boston, Geo. S. Reppler
schr Helen j. Holway, Thompson, BOSTON 1T do.
Tug Thomas jefferson, Allen, Baltimore, with tow of
T1s G6esapcake, Serrhew Havede Grace, with tow of
barges, w. p. Clyde d Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Brunette, Freeman "a hours from New York
with mdse. to John L. Ohl.
Steamer Geo. H. Stout Ford 81 hours from Georgetown
Steamer Chester Jones, "a hours from New York with
msee ms6r V 'WSssmoroand Rice days from Providence in
ballast to Westmoreand Coal Co. .
Schr I'll Goodman, Bishop, from New Brunswick
Schr n Sinnickson, Winsmore, from Lynn.
Sehr NJ. Van Duseu, Compton, from Boston.
SShr SShT ApdreS Edwards, BARTLETT from Boston
Schr V. Sharp, Sharp from Boston. 6
Schr r. Seaman SeamoD from Boston
Scbr j. S. Hewitt, Foster frsm Boston.
SSbr Reading RR No. A, Reed, from Danford.
Sebr Gov. Burton, Ludlam, from Salem;
Scbr clara Merrick. Hand, from Now Haven.
Sehr Merchant, Phillips days from Laurel Del, with
u%6eT nS HUDSON E Nicholson, from Baltimore with tow of
b2FSSs % sSmmodore 10 ID wilson from Havede Grace, with
tow Of bSrges to W. P. Clyde 4 Co.