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STOCKS STRONG AND HuoyASr.


The speculation III the stock market changed en-.
tIIely with the news from Europe The peaceful
note OF Prince Gortchakof being followed up by the
proposition OF England TO Prussia for an arnistice
In France, as wei as for general convention OF all
the European Powers, the bulls took nesh cour-
age, while the clears" IN their apprehension began
to cover The result was steady upward rise and
an Improvement ranging from a half TO one per
cent, the only reaction being brought about by the
unlavorable character OF the bank statement, the
effect OF which was soon lost, however, and
prices again advanced. The market was very
active at times and the clique brokers were heavy
purchasers. The following were the closing prices
OF the last session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton
Company, 66h 60; Consolidation Coal, 26sl
Western Union, 425S 424; Quicksilver, AZ a5A;
Mar1posa, 64 IA; do. preferred, 1914 1919;
Boston Water Power, is bid; Adams Express Tex
div.l, 651S q esq; Wells.Fargo Express, "a: do
scrip, "a 27s; American Express, 46s q 46zS;
United states Express, 359i Pacific Mall AK AK
New York Central, consolidated 92x a 92tf; d.
scrip, S6ss S62i; Erie, 2234 222z; Harlem, 131 o
1917; Reading, 1908 lol; Michigan Central, 1908
a 2lI; Lake Shore, e2S 922.; Union Pacific, 239l
231a; Illinois Central, 1856; Cleveland ana Pitts
burg, 1854 1o6h Chicago ana North western. 7sal
a 10; DO. preferred, ss& a $685. Cleveland, Column
bns, Cincinnati and Indianapolis So New Jersey
Central Jos l0s&: Rock Island ll1yx l12; MIL
waaEec and ST. Paul, 594 sos; do. preferred, soI
500; Toledo, WABASH and Western, 51ha5lsi:
de- preferred, 70 70; Fort wayae 93ss alss: chi
cago and Alton, Ia lli5s; do. preferred ll5 bid
Ohio and Mississippi, 312S alys; ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain, DC AK; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 100 losSs; Morris ana Essex, 9I 9Is<;
Boston, Hartford add Erie 81 o SO; hannibal and
ST. Joseph, 1o5 1904; do. preferred, 1l32 1lsx;
Columbus. Chicago and Andiana Central ls,, lsX,
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DEATH OF A CHIMES: ylcEaoY.

The Hankow China Courier OF Sept. annou noes
the death OF Ma, vicerey OF the two kiangs, whose
assassination was reported In our last. lie died at
Nankin on August 20, eleven hours after having
been stabbed In the groi by an assassin. Two
runlans were associated In committing the dsed,
though only one or them struck blow Both are
from the province OF Shantung. They were at once
seized, ana, when examined, declared that their
reason ior killing Ma was because the viceroy had
published proclamation in regard to the Nankln
and other riots, dictated by Rochechouart ana con-
tanning phrase indicating 'that the French were
the equals OF the Chinese nution.D
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER SHEET.
tual influence was much decreased andna svn Fore

ual influence was much decreased ana had evf fore
bodings. While on sprees McNair has made three at.
tempts on his life, twice by the use OF morphine
and once by stabbing himself. but was thwarted
In MS purpose. On Friday evening Mr.. McNaIr was
imbbing freely with some companions, and while in
drinking saloon, II Is supposed, he allowed eight
grains OF morphine, which soon had such percep-
tlbc effect upon him that one OF his friends ten
y S'clock p NJ took him 70 the Centre street
ing what McNair had taken, applied the
stomach pump .and used other remedies. with
tine view or removing the poison, but without
effect. McNalr died In less than an hour AFTER ad-
mission. lie was twenty.eght years Of ago and
native or Ireland. Deceased was very respectfully
connected. lie was a nephew OF Dr.. McNair, corner
OF East Broadway and Market street. Coroner Kee.
nan has the case in charge. 1t Is believed that de-.
ceased procured the poison from the drug store OF
friend, corner OF Centre ana Pearl streets. but did
not take IT there neither was his purpose known TO
chased. st
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THE coURT S.
Collision Suit in Admiralty-petitions IN
Banlruptcy-A Haul OF Alleged counterfsit-
ers-A Defaulting Postmaster
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CuuaT-ln ADMIRALTY.
A Collision Case.
BEFORE Judge Woodruff.

Collision Case.
Before Judge Woodruff.
Vdnderbm Us. Reynolds ana 0keers--Tne hearing
IN this occupied the Court for The last four
days. 1t being a double action the defendants Rey
nolds ana others, while being defendants In enc
branch OF the plaintiffs IN the other, their
suit lying against The steamer North Star. The whole
controversy was the result OF collision between
the steamer North Star and the steamer Ella Marley,
on Long Branch, by which the latter vessel became
q total wreck and sank, together with her cargo,
alleged 10 have been worth about $l5o000. The
claim upon the part OF the owners OF the Ella War;
ley was that the Moth Star was inside or inshore
ner; that she ported, thus changed her course and
ran into her. The North star, the olher hand or
tack claims that the positions OF the TWO vessels
were exactly reversed; that the Ella Marley had
the inside track that she starboarded came out and
thus caused the collision. Further, the North star
alleges that the collision was the result OF lnsompe
tence and drunkenness on the part OF the crew OF
the Marley and Tor damages 70 herself claims
$4,000.
The conrt below held that the Officers OF the Ella
Wariey were incompetent and 10 blame, dismlssing
the libel and giving Judgment for the North star IN
335, 900.
Judge woodrufr, having listened to the lengthened
argument OF counsel on either side, tooA Inc papers
and said he would give Lbs decision ~ an early oay'
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COMMON pLeAs-SPlCIA.. TERM.

BY Judge Larremore.
Hen7TQles rs. Ad1btn--Default opened. Inquest
set aside and defendant allowed TO come IN and
depend on payment OF costs Of motion and dlsburs-
ncnts OF trial.
Roberts rs. Weed.-Papers marked for identified.
fion by the referee must be produced before MIN by
the witness Spaudng, for the inspection and de-
termination o sad referee to the pertlnency aud
admsslbIity OF said papers in evidence.
Frdil6 Us. FraHE.-Modon granted. Judgment
ordered for amount OF paintns claim, less amount
OF defendants counter claim, with leave defend
aNt 10 serve an amended answer within ten days, on
y4ymelJ OF COSTS.
Same as. SaDte--Motion denied.
VdhlldkG Us. VdlLidEd. Report confirmed and
divorce granted IN favor OF plaintiff.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Dealing in rhe "Queer',-A HanI of Alleged
Counterfeit "Shcvers."

Dealing in the "Queer',-A HanI of Alleged
Counterfeit ssshovers.o
Before Commissioner Davenport.
The United States Us. Adotph Mast, charles f.
AcGm ana 0thers.-The defendants have had the
eye OF the detectlves-more fatal than That OF Della
ware-upon them, for some time past as suspects
and that they belonged To the counterleting frater
nifty was mace but tco apparent yesterday, which
makes them heirs apparent, If not to places in the
State Prison, at all events to preliminary trial
therefor before the next Grand Jury of the United
States Circuit Court. The charge against the defend
ants as presented was, that they and taer associates
Aessrs Iharles BruH, Samuel Florence James cisco,
James Nelson, George Mitchell ana j. w. Gilbert,
had been engaged IN the business OF advertising
counterfeit currency Tor sale az 69I Broadway. The
Hiodus operdnd, after the bait TOOK and nbble In
the shape OF Il small remittance forwarded was dis
covered, was, that III return for the money thus
ceiyed, box. about the size OF an ordinary cigar
box, containing some worthless stun was forwarded
to The address OF the parties. Frequent complaints
were made to the authorities here who, however,
kept 10 shady merely entrusting The working OF
IL up to oAcers Calender aud SHADY OF The Fifteenth
precinct, who In the iulness OF time-whIch was
yesterGay-nade a descent on the premises and ar
rested the Whole eight defendants. The Commits
sioner having heard the evidence OF the officers COM
United the attendants Ia default OF $4,000 each tor
examination, to be held tomorrow morning.
Postmaster Held for Examination.
The Untted States u.s. ". j. Gtl6e,t.-The defen-
dent, the postmaster at Spuytea Duyvel is charged
with opening letters and appropriating their con-
tents. lie was held for examination IN $4,000.
another Cigar Dealer in Trouble.
Mandes Burgher, the foreman OF Philip Hamel-
berger, who Is cigar manufacturer in Columbia
street. between Delaney and Rivlngton streets, has
been held 10 await the action OF the Grand Jury
charge Oh selling uns.amped cigars.
Discharged.
frank Duffy, who was charged before Commits
sioner Davenport with having Illegally registered in
the Twelfth district OF the Sixteenth ward has been
discharged, IL having been shown that he was ar
rested under y misrepresentation as 10 the iacts
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Gowdy. nisa Ann wooo and Frederick Tag. all Of

Gowdy, Eliza Ann wood and Frederick Tag all OF
the city oil Brooklyn.
Letters OF administration were granted In the es.
tates Of the following named deceased persois:-
Joseph Geiger, OF the city OF Frankfort, Ger
many; Rosannah Lyons OF the town OF flatDush
Thomas Meehon, Henry Simpson, Ann J. Lett, John
Jellres Phoebe Ann Swan, Catbarlne Jones, jacob
Hudson, Jahlel L. Adams, Peter \. waiting and
Francls IL. w. Joesting all Of the city OF SrcoSyn.
Letters OF guard anship OF the person ana estate
OF Sopha Tomas were granted to William Nj. Lomas,
OF Maria Il. German ana Jennie A. German 10 Cath.
arlne M. Brown. and or John Cardona TO Richard
Roberts. all OF the city oil Brooklyn.
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UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT.

Discharges nnd Petitions in Bankruptcy.
Before Judge Blatcnford
During the week ending on the 10th inst. petitions
In voluntary bankruptcy have been filed by John X.
Vernon ana Nelson H. Oakley; and discharges in
bankruptcy have been received by Edward I. HOW
ard, Joseph +. Howard and Cyrus W. Loder.
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Alleged Illegal Voting.

Before Commissioner Wlnslow.
William Donahue was charged with having
illegally voted in the Thirteenth ward on election
DAY. the commissioner held HIM tc await the ac-
ton OF the Grand jury
James Dunno, who was accused OF having as
eaulted an assistant marshal was discharged The
trouble occurred In the tenth ward
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -On Thursday November
TO- at the residence Of the BRIDES parents Brooklyn
N. y, by Rev. Samuel M. Haskns, ID. D., SAMUEL ii.
daughter OF Captain Henry Dabcock, OF Brooklyn.
English papers copy
Trinity, Brooklyn Heights on the evening OF
Wednesday, November IL, by the Right Rev. Bishop
Lituejohn, EDWARD $. FITCH TO ELLA g., eldest
daughter OF Michael Chaunccy, Esq.
SrAuLDlNG-MILiKEN.-On Thursday, November
II, at Madison avenue Baptist church, by Rev. DIR.
Downing. EDWARD Il. SrAULDING to ISABELLE MILL
KEN eldest daughter Of David Mllllken, oil OF this
city.
VAN BoKKEIEN-REQUA.-In Virginia City, Ne.
vada, on Tuesday, November S, by the Right Rev.
Bishop Whitaker, w. A. NJ. VAN BoKKELEN to Hiss
MARY GRACE REQuA, OF White Palms. N. Y.
WHITE-ruRNER.-In Brooklyn, ON Thursday
November 10, by the Rev. Mr.. Hall, Mr.. JAMES
WHITE to Miss DELLA TURNER. No cake; no cards;
no fun.
wELLER-MrLLs.-m this city, on Thursday, No.
vember H. by the Rev. A. b. Vail, MI FREDERICK
w. WELLER, to MISS MARIA MILLS.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET.
SATURDAY, Nov. l0---6 p. M. &
On 'Change to-day the peaceful character OF the
news from Europe produced dulness In wheat,
although the market was not heavy or weak. Cot
ton was 1rm and higher.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT
The cotton movement for the week exhibits a large
decrease In the receipts and largo increase In the
exports. The total receipts at all tho ports were
1872 1873 bales against 132.0o5 bales last week and
100 400 bales the previous week. The total receipts
since september are 79o,329 bales, against 7O9S74
bales last year. showing increase this season OF
So ass bales The exports from all the ports for the
week were s7.655 bales, against 81. $50 bales last
week and As, $40 bales for the corresponding week
OF last year. The total exports since September
are 800 o6S bales against bales last year. The
stock at all the ports ia 342 bo7 bales against 81 1000
bales last year.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks is
unfavorable, owing to loss OF about $3.50, 900 in
legal reserve, the item Of specie having increased
only s45o oc0. against decrease OF 81, 2O0 0Go In
legal tenders. The deposits and circulation have
fallen OF, however, TO the extent OF about s1soooOo.
SO that the surplus reserve OF the banks is dimln
shed to the extent Of only about 100000. The state
ment Of this week contrasts with It's predecessor as
follows:-
Nou. IL. Non. 10. Changes.
Leans s2ss, l7o3Ge s2oi, Dec si,5o7 $50
Specie...... 17,124,4S9 175so225 Inc. 455,138
Circulation. 81. 3T9,56S 32,3Ol,222 Dec. 1885
Deposits. l9e62o037 1884, 900, 400 Dec. 1,72o.5 3l
Legal rId's 53.s320l9 52,7l6773 Dec. 1,ll5,246
The banks now hold $l3,495, SOL in excess OF the
legal tender reserve.
GOLD wEAK-113 1l2I6.
The gold market was weak, and dropped under
the peaceful OF the adyices from London.
Sales before the board were made at 113, but the
price gradually fell to 1925, the only reaction being
intermediary from 1l2A to 1924. on the reported
weakness and inactivity Of the London Stock Ex'
change, despite the news that conference OF the
European Powers would result from Russa's accept
ance Of Lord Granvllle's proposition. Later In the
day, however, when 1t became very probable that
there would be general conference, and, possibly,
an armstice In France, conso!s and fve-twenties
advanced. The course OF the market Is shown In
4 hn fah
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SUICIDE OF A DRUGGIST.
InebrintiOn the Cause.

william McNair, who had studied both medicine
and law, late q resident Of Brooklyn, has been ad-
dicted 10 drinking to excess. and while under spI.
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sUHn0GATf's COURT.
Wills Admitted, &c.
Before Surrogate vecder.


During the past week Surrogate veeder admitted
70 probate the wills Of Thomas b. Lott OF the town
at New Lots; Jacob Kit2er, Edward Rase, Alysb II,
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TIE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and loves
prices OF the leading stocks during the day.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES WEAK.

The Southern list was weak for the Tcnnessees and
lower Tor the general list The following were the
closing street prlces:-Tennessee ex coupon, 5s1S
so; do, new, 81 57lS; Virginia ex coupon. 90
65; do, new, 63 "a; dc. registered stock, old.
49H o 90: Georgia SKIES, so a 50; do, sevens 81
a %; do seyens, old, 90 q %; North Carolina, ex
coupon, Al AK; do. funding, 1886, so So; do. do
1868, "a 20; do, new, "a 24s; do, special tax,
l71a IS; Missouri skies, 91i4 olS4; do. Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 81 o.; Louisiana skies, II 49,
d., new, 81 90; do, levee skies, II 70; do. do,
Fights, SO a 81; do. pententary sevens rs rs; do.
railroad eghts, so SO; Alabama fives, 70 70; do.
eights, 102 1903; do railroad eights 95 100; South
Carolina skies, Ss 90; do new, January and July,
II 7l14; do, do, April and October, 0sI 69I;
do. registered stock, old, 10 10; Arkansas sixes
90 CO., do. sevens, 65 66 Mobile and Ohio Railroad
sterlIng rs so; do. interest eights, II n; do.
second mortgage Fights, So 81; Mississippi Central
Railroad first mortgage sevens, 70 q 70: do. do.
second do. Fights, SO 6S; New Orleans and Jackson
first mortgage, "a SO; do. do second do, 10 70;
Memphis and Charleston Railroad first mortgage,
So a 81; do. do second do, 70 rs; Greenvile and
Columbia Railroad. guaranteed by South Carolina,
65 GO; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by
Georgia, rs II; Wilmington Charlotte ana Ruther.
ford cights, so 81; Memphis city skies, 81 q 59;
Savannah City seyens, 50 IS; New Orleans consols
old, rs II; do issued to railroads, skies, 10 ~;
40. new sevcns, II q IA.
THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports other than dry goods and specie at
the port OF New York for the week ending November
Is, 1870, were s4234,627.
The following shows the imports of foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning OF the year,
For The Week. 1858. 1869. 1870.
Entered at port... $959,692 $SS5,5S2 Sl,9s5, 11S
Thrown on market. S62652 755,37o l,74l, $50
Since Jan. /.
Entered at port rs, 163 275 81, sol 1874 97683 331
Thrown on market. 770s6,26 86,4sS724 99,5 394
The total Imports at this port for the past week
were $62l9.7 45, against $4,9O6,6oo the previous
week and $3,14s,s51 for the corresponding week OF
last year.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The following is a detailed report OF the specie cX-
ported from New York during the week ending
November 10, 1s70:-e
Ot
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

IN specie.
, GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The peace news had marked eject upon the
government list, which steadily improved, and
closed at the highest prices OF the day as folows:
United States currency skies, Ill l11JS; do 1881,
registered. 1885, 11s31; do. do. coupon, 1l31S
1877; do. fve-twentics, registered, May and No
vember, 107 1o7l; do do, 1862, coupon, do, 1914
1o7zs; do. do, 1854, do. do, lot 107S; do. do,
1865, do. TO-, 1914 10714; do. do, registered
January and July. 1925 l0914 do do, 1865 cou-
pon do. 1898 1895 do do. 1867, do do, 1899
1o9H; dc. do, 1868, do. de-, 109& 109%; do
tenforties. registered 1868 1867; do do, coupon
1865 1861.
MONEY EASY.
Money was easy at five to six per cent on stocks
and at four to five per cent on governments. Toward
three O'Clock there was the usual anxiety TO employ
| balances, and loans were made on governments at
as lew as three per cent
| Commercial paper was quiet. Prime double
| names are scarce and in demand.
Foreign exchange was frm but inactive, on the
basis OF 1925 for prime bankers sixty day sterling
and I101k for sight bills.
THE CITY BANK SHARES
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:--New York, 1879; Manhattan, $50; Me-
chanics', 1856; Union, 1886; America, 1i7; City, 2lo;
PheAix, 1o6 Tradesmens, 1872; Mechanics ana
Traders 1876; National, 116: Leather Manufacturers
1856; Seventh Ward, Ill II; State OF New York, 1o4;
Commerce, 124; Broadway, 3o1; Ocean, 7o4; Mer-
camille, 124; American Exchange, 112; Chatham,
10; Bank OF the Republic ia; Bank OF North
America, 105; Irving, lis; Metropolitan, 1927;
Citizens 1856; Grocers lis; Market. 125; Nassau,
1o7; Shoe ana Leather, 162; Corn Exchange, 12s;
Continental, 95}s; ST. Nicholas, 1885, Importers and
Traders, 1885, Park, 16s; Manufacturers and Mer-
chants, 100; New York National Exchange, 100;
Central National 1916; Fourth National, 1917; Ninth
National, 1o9; Tenth National, 127; Gold Exchange
Bank, CT.
TIE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
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Ia:l5 aud 9:f3 o,clock p. vi.
One O'clock r.. NJ.

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