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mani. $500 leaving a balance Of

ments $7s2,2 46, leaving a balance Of
$2s, s52. The two assessments levied,
realized $139, 900, the ore worked and
the ale Of mill material, I'll, 1857. The
dividends amounted to $4,000. Tho
following Were the chief items Of ex-
pert1iture: Labor at the mine, $429,-
$50: timbor and lumber, $59, 976 re-
ducing ore, $500. 063; fuel, $33.l76;
office expenses, $22, eli ; Iron, hard
ware and charcoal, $16,3s7. The as
sets of the company aggregate $203,-,
'614, against which there are bills OUT
standing amounting to $2,629. In
,ciuded In the assets are $e3,S93 FOR
real estate at the mine, $48,538 for
materials In store and $46,l0O for re-
duction. works During the year "a
Sessions Of Ore were taken out,-aver-
aging $2S 10 per ton. The cost for
mining was IS % per ton and for mill
ing Sia, So No estimate Of the present.
quantity Of ore IN the mine has been
made, but the report says there Is a
large and yaluable. deposit In the Po-
'tosf section, and It Is believed that
other bodies will be found In the north
ern portion Of the mine. The Trustees
will elect general officers In day or
twouGs.gTE EaL-SEE gEt 1Ea
Tho Heather Chinese Dswn ssuth.
The Chinese who left this city some
months ago to work on the cotton
plantations In the Southern States are
reported to be greatly dissatisfied with
their treatment. One of the terms Of
the contract It appears was that at the
expiration Of SIX months they should
receive an increase Of 81 In wages, but
this was notlcarried out aud when the
laborers became indignant and refused
to work, the ~ringleaders were placed
In confinement. On their release, two
of them startad on a tramp to this city,
and; had walked thirty miles Of the
distance when they concluded 1t would
be better to return. As soon IS In
formation Of these facts reached tho
heads of the Chinese companies here
they caused, circulars to be printed
warning their brethren not to 60 to
work on tho contract system, and as
these have been distributed all over the
State, and q largo number of them will
be sent to China by the next steamer,
the introduction Of Asiatic labor into
the Sunny South will come to all alb
rupt termination.
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The holiday season this year is not
SO prolific Of balls, parties and other
private entertainments rs 1t has usu.
ally bsep. Business Is 50 dull that pa
ter taniifas (who geRerallydstests these
affairs cannot DO induced to relax the
purse-strings for any unnecessary ex-
penses, and 20 society will have to de-
pend on public entertainments to q
great extent for Its dancing, flirting
and other accustomed pleasures. The
masquerade ball at the. Lick House
next Wednesday will be the principal
social event of the week. Excluding
suuidry insipidS Sunday School festivals,
the only other dissipation announced
Is o children's party at the Grand Ho-
tel, to which five hundred Juveniles
have been invited.
= The California is the only thsater
TINT presents a Christmas programme.
The spectacular drama Of "Monte
Christie" which has been q long time
in preparation, will be produced to-
night, with an imported danseuse-
Madame Malacchi-to lead the ballet
troupe. Since the California has had
an opposition to- contend against In
theatricals, there has been q marked
decline from Its former general excel
lence. The plays are selected with
little discrimination, and presented In
a slip-shod style, not at all crsditable,
either to the management or the COM
pany. Either the acoustic defects Of
this fine theater have latterly increased
or,the actors are suffering from an ep-
idemic of nasal catarrh, for on two oc-
casions within the last month neither
myself nor friends could hear one
word In three of what was said on the
stage, although seated nearly in the
front row Of tho dress circle.
sais'n o r|E JACK HoRNER,
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Annual Meeting Of the Gould 4
r.- fER q .EJ

The annual meeting Of the Gould &
Curry Silver Mining Company was
held to-day, over $500 shares being
represented. Alpheus Bull, William
Norris, A. X. P. Harmon, Charles L.
Weller, B. F. Sherwood, R. F. Nor
row and j. D. Fry were elected Trus-
tees, and the Secretary's report was
presented aud adopted. The total re-
ceipts for the year ending November
80, were $4,000, and the disburse-
, 1870-09-27

on The nronosaI Of snnro"d arion nnnon-
d,tiooan[y
paris R.a,ina h.. oaaoIoa i,on+
limo hrougL mo prn .syau fornas and La
is on his ,u2,, - p.rS 'Thi,0 ,t,uia"nao
has nrodncaJ frnnsss in no Ro.rSo md
rrnts WENT nm 70 . 50 : = a" 1"N
The Pr1sxians are advancingo On tba city
without maptino NV oLst..Ia
the Francb oy@o9otod CLvnnu IN N.
annroorb of tho Prnssi.ns anI iastrovsL
tie railroad
TLn ne,yenaoor. ~ ,lis Fc.oinr cav
that commanrd,Fn I,,n onon4I }bn 9afas
.sof The cjtv ~ tha reon4st ~ prnesIanx
when ths officers and oId,nrs ,vora j.,
The ceulr, Of he TOWN. tha Common5onr
fired the MINIS and the citv blew nm. kil-
fngaud vonndIno m.rT' ryflLa FrIanv
Taroa rronrs ~ G.rJo 2robiIa aro CON-
ti,u,iv s0rriviina
1hr Havrn AID T.vons nanprs ask thai
measures Of or.nca h. laLnLu iorIbr ma
lection IF those tnvns which fhrv fear
viii h.. a,t.cL.d
Gn.pr.Is VIII o.d R.iIcn, W. ,afa.
I'd 70 sion me c~,nltn.tiou Of Sldan bay.
.sranal-,bn Iatttcr bas h.an onnointaJ
Conmaodaror+b. f,rnns in s. nSlan,.
Thr bomnardmcnt Of Srhp,ysfare has
commended
T~ya'v+Ljnr iuJ.o,+.. ,b,, PARIS viii
MAX. trrrI6lr rr~sistance olthonrb MA.
NV tbinL no.
'Cnror,I Trocbr d.cIaro, iba4 ,ha
Prussians eater The Civ their losses will
I've lmmenS. as besides the b3rrrcal,~
which bav. haon oe+,hGsLaIi1t ho s+ra.+s
, 1870-09-27
(From the 81. THome TIende. Angust ~
T r. L T. G r. A Nj S

-
8th Sept.
L0ndon-In C-oastartinopIe great agi.
tation prevails MS il has been reported thar
Russia and Austria have entered lulo ne
ootiations 10 divide between them the
Oriental Furope and The Turkish Em9ire.
9th Sept.
Loudon-U is rumored that Queen
Victoria has sent 4 private and most af-
f]ectionafe letter to the Queen of Prussia
IN which she asks her R0y,I sister t. use
h.r Great influence with King William
for the realisation OF peace.
The Empress Fuleoie has reached
England ana i,"t present staliug at Has
,ings with the ig.y,rIal Prince.
It is denied f..t the PARIS diplomats
are 4~ctiyclv. enc. 4 in working for p.ace
Exchaua. of communications between
the British and +. .qch Governments have
taken place, BIZ, lie Republic has not
been RECOGNISED.
The Brlish. iron clad ship "Captaju"
was lost at the Cape Fiuislcre France)
with 500 souls on board.
Paris.-The United States Minister
spoke as follows to those who gave him
the SerpnadG :-''L return VOu thanks I'D
the name of NV government. and I will
have much pleasure in conveying 10 it,
that which you have EXPRESSED in The ia
vour for having recognised The new Re
public. In nv communication, TO which
you have alluded in such Aatterlug terms,
| have only mentioned the sentiments Of
the President and Of The American people,
who manifest the greatest interest torthc
, 1870-09-27

10Th Sept.
Londou.-ItaIy and Spain have recos-
nized the New Government Of France.
King William has ordered that Napo-
leon be treated as Sovereign of France.
The total number of death and wound
ed, amounts up to the present to 400 600.
The Prussians made los, 900 prisoners at
Sedan and captured 600 pieces Of artillery.
The French seat Of Government has
been removed to Tours.
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Fina'le~l and Commercial.
BalllnoFt I've slock lla4lcl.

- HtRNkH, N0tvmNFf y
.5 S5rs ,,SS SSfl1tsnT Io,ssI IN a. YESTERDAY are
sSSI, fFun ~ ESErs a. NJ VI 1ievs ~ Ss ~, a
head ehGnsrd hAnds, Toby ihe ,,s,3,t ~.
dan thfI and W titVio nStieS, ~
oG Sake prI 10 - cnnpArCd Win isat VsN3 sE,3
some teu 6l thr OdeTiRgv puAalu unseld ~,
- head u he HcoiptS NvFe u1hipysd Eaatuls
oct belnR OdsTpd ksIC. stock Caltic Ia C,NtNSl Dc
nS1d At mn prices Iltch CoUt arv In SUuti d.
nsapd, selling n rs 10 SSS DE hssd, - " quAiliy
Gh5e t1E eo1anba. PaCn today tsF RrCi ClIls
ranged "a follows Brst keevps at secs i1Ai 81
gHHeEally 9stsd AESt qaAltiy a. IS SigsS .; lnc
dium OF spOd EAAr qualify st q 5o0S " ufdln4ry
ihiu ntcera, uGen and cows 3 ISel - ihi6rtOI
average OF tha market to-day % eZtTStpc rags
Of pEites q S0DS 81, Most uf tho Ealrs urfr
NON 8 70 . pr l01 P0abAA OF tha lPoFltNr
9st bead came frNE West NInstEih, and ~
fruAi Ohio. Total rcecipts fOE Wtck dtA hENh,
Agllnst 4Rd9 last WeeAI, lld SGSi aAHo time lesl
year. VI the OGeflRgs ~ brad Nu1r tAkoS BY
NAltimOrU bptnheEV, 40 sold 10 Hpgeuatnla Ipr
Eastern mlEketH, ~ To cnautFy dealers, 80 U
hEmurS for g9lling. And 10 hTaA 10 AnnApnlls
hatcher. Teal Gaics fUE the week S,tSb bead,
against s,t9S last week And 3,stS head saR5 nInV
llht year.
SiEEF.-Thts6 hlS bera iulI uupFly Of shCcp
IN tho IRArk0t darling IhV Wuak, bat With \ IaiE
demand thVr0 bAs N0ea no material ch1nga IN
quotations ulnec last week. PhcOs to-day tAngyti
- t0lIOWE Fall 70 gIod VSeepssat u; good 10 eN.
IA bsA6ISe per ID gITra, SICcE sheep 81 Taibl Is
per bead; Lambs nt tS;eA peF hOad - 10 quality,
Receipts this WDck ,ia5 head, hsatnSt S,Ola last
week. and H,lb0 head Elt1c time last year
IOGs-Tho receipts during tho week haVc hrVn
large, and with Only niOdsiRlc drRlSnd, Tatrp
have Iailfn Gf &c PER ID, aud u the close WrIv
Atlll tending downward. Priech tn-day ranged
a Enll0RS At go 8SBi0 7B peF 100 lbs net,
with but few aaleN Al toe OHtlide asurr. Rrcctpla
this week 1,7SO bead, AGAinst O19 last week, Ald
SSS9 head t8Har time last year.
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WASHINGTON.
@ =. in the supreme Court i

Important G in the Supreme Court
W rrNoToS, November ).
Three important CaScs arc set for IN
carly hearing ut tic December term Of
the Supreme Court. Tho first involves
the CQnstihItionality Of .hC cotton law,
and will he argued by Judge Curtis and
Mr. Evarts against the Government The
second concerns tho consHtutionality Of
tho COntiscation acts. This will be con.
Quoted by Messrs. Curtis s. Cushing against
tic United States. The third comes upon
u writ Of error from Kentucky, and ia.
wolves the civil rights bill, the special
case being that Of a white man tried in Il
United States Court for the murder Of n
negro. Judge Black appears against the
Government, and will hold that It Is TN.
constitutional 70 try In a United States
Court a citizen Of a State for murder when
the State Courts are open.
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Hor.c RacLng at cLnclnnati.

( CINCINNATI, November o.
Z The races on the Buckeye track were
well attended to-day, For the double.
team Tace pprsG Of 4 400 'Ti r. ifCliE5
entered Mat Smith and Gen. L6der, I, /, /;
Or. BOnaparte, Billy OrawfOrl and Jane
CoOmbS, 9, 2, 2; John Bggs Dart andar.
thur Boy, s, 8, 3; O..W, DEmmick, Grey
Dick and Grey Ed, 4, 4, i. Time, 2:39i;
2;4l; 23Of. For second race, premium Of
a, 800, tree FOE all, Gt1Ne s. LOOmiS Cli.
tered Chicago, formerly Rockey, 8, l. /, !;
T. p. Reaches, W, Il. Thomas, /. 3. 4, 5;
Mai. COlvin, Pilot Temple, 9, 9, g: M.
CIvanagh, Silas Rich. 3, 4, 3, I; r. Pin.
dell, Pat Ring, 4, ., 5,5,3. Time, 9;2sl;
2:99l; 2:3l J. }'- l'
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ENGLAND.
to the French Loan in
London.
IA,,Do,, No,X,,,Cr1 i

FSHUSS1APA'N"" " go
London
LONDON, November ).
II ia said the French subscriptions 10
the loan contracted by England amounts
10 nearly four million frames The books
were closed on the Goth ult. Owing to
the siege the citizens Of Paris were unable
to ebnttIbqtPp, aHflEl llshI HuU j
ThiefS ahd BEsmarcE K still Con ferrinG.
Tho 7yme, This morning las telegram
Crom Versailles nnnouncinr that The con.
csrcncc hetwcen Thiers and Bismarck was
cniiSDs Is5SpSr Yesterday, IN accoFdaace Nth
explicit orders from the Tours Govern.
ment. The proposals by England have
NOT yet come under consideration.
sending Food 10 France.
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:ugeuie on her way to EnglNnd-.
. OnIy.OnG Day with her Lisge. I
BRUssRl.s, November

W"IC IHJuISl' HHa
Eugeuie on her way to Englnnd-.
/, OnlY,Ono Day with her Isiege.
BnussEls, November ).
Eugcnic passed through This city on
Thursday, incnguita, on her way back to
Chlsclburst She was with the Emperor
only one day. 9s6 g4rla4 500 4,
Paris to Receive SuppIieS.-GnriBRIdi
10 suspend Observation-Disclosures
. IubrOgiio.
VET TouRs, November ..
The Frdneuise says 1t Inns been agreed
that Paris shall receive supplies during
tho armis,icc. II is believed in couse.
qucnCu ol the armisticC, tlIat, tue Rr:ny Of
the Loire nhtlcr GariballI, win suspend
operations. The Germans in front Of that
army nrc now marching from Dilou TO
Chagny, threatening Lyons and BOngcS
Later adfices from Marsetlles have been
received. The revolutionary excitement iS
Rbating. Cluserct had assumed command
Of tho National Guard there, nOtwIlh.
standing the strong opposition he met. 1t
Is generally thought that the election 10 he
held IN Sunday for the choice Of u Gen.
cral would result In the displacement OF
Cluseret. EsqirCs has been chosen Prcsi.
dent Of the COmmittc Of Defence OF the
Rhine.
Dnzainc Gives the Lie TO Gnmbetta.
.B BRussEtLs Novcmbcr5,
1t is stated here that fresh disturbances
have broken out nj Paris.
Tho N04l publishes letter from Ba'
Zainc giving the lie to Gnmbetta's charges
and insinuatiops in his proclamation, The
MarSh3liidiRnnntly denies any tfeachGry,
or trcat toh, 0F bargain with tlIl; lSdnhPa rtes
He reviews the causes and facts which
made surrender inevitable, NIlcr an un-
parnlIcled siege and uircinlttcd suffering
An Election in PRris..-ThC Govern
mout Of National Defence Over
whCImingly Sustained.
LONDON, November 3.
THO election IN Paris Cd Ithc question
Of the muiulNinancG Of the powers OF the
Government or national defence, llas re-
suited In m overwhelming majority in
lnyOr OF the Government. The returns Of
thc city nrc nearly complete, with the eY;
ceptioil Of three ATTbpdisSe1lGptsi ? fht
result Il III fdil6W4, hi tFdliH1 ! Numbers
AYES, $4,000; noes, $4,000; majority
363 900. Perfect tranquility exists In
Paris. According TO the latest dispatches
there has been no military movements
whatever since Sunday 1a5oi q
Firing Reported. q '''
There was much firing yesterday around
St. Cloqd; Fighting coplhatlks around Ght
Notifications.
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CINCINNATI. November e
c0rrOS Lower sFalc4 advanced; MldllIng lGc,
FtOuH-SlcAly aud unchanged
0RAIR--Wheat advanced: Tcil 81 iHsl i5
Corn, lrm; SlJEGOc for now aud old. liyr, natH
and barley quiet aud unchanged.
GROcERIEE-uLChangcd.
OiIS-Llnsecd arm Il SOr. Lard "Il nm al
81 I26AllS,
EGus--AdVancud to 30C.
BuTTER-pull; dccllned to ;0I3ic
CIIEESE-FlTm and unchanged,
SEBpB-Unchanged. Hs
PBOVIslONH-HAEd 10 quota; now ulCFH pOrk
sold At Ei6(eiO seller six and four months. Green
meats unsettled on spot; sales made this morning
AL dIbllC, but for good weather they held Il
higher. Lard dull aHd unsettled: good litisldc
lIO0s.-AdyauCcd SGDie; TGcHiptH I,AO.
WHDEY-Dcmand fair: market trn At $50 s6t
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The War IN EUROPE
NO ARMIsTIc.
THE WAR TO GO ON
RECALLED 70 PARIS.


ciI LQSDON,
ThtrS has received orders from Paris 10
break the negotiations for an aFmistic and
leave the Royal headquarters
Werir' SE,nia!
VERSAILLES, NOveMibeTG
The Provisional Government has final.
ly rejected the protoclatc agreed upon by
Thicrs and Bismnpck, although, previous.
", they signlficd their approval Thien
has received. orders hOn,. Paris to notify
BlRnnEll that his conditions EsuSuh b
accepted, and TO return to the capital i'm
mediatcly. The cause Of the rupture Is
believed 10 Be thepersistcncc Of Bismarck
in Insisting on the guarantees for ccssion
Of territory. The wOr goes on. The
Prlssian Ambassador at London says the
struggle will continue all winter
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ITALY.
Tho Programme for Unity.

PLulIssNGk, ANUS' a.
Tie following has been given as the
Ministerial programme for Nattonniunity
Liberal constitutions at Rome; rcCogni-
lion Of the Pope ,ns sovereign; dcccntTali.
yntiop. revision and reduCtidn Of taxation,
and the reorganization Of the National
army on the principles oI the PrltssiNn
army. July 1st, 1871, has been fixed for
Inc transfer OF tho capital from Florence
10 Rome. A reduction has been ordered
tn the number Of departmental Offices,
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Mn sT. LOWS. !
Prize Fight Between AlIeh and Gais
= lnEher-Allen the Victor.

ST. LOUIS, November ..
II was given out last night in the flstlc
circles that tho fight between Allen and
Gallagher was OlF, GallaghcFs hackers
refusing to risk their money; but this was
only blind, for ut hnlCpaSt seven O'Clock
this morning the parties met on the island
opposite the arsenal below the city, md
fought, Allen winning in sixteen rounds.
Time twenty.siX ana One.halC minutes.
AbOnt tlhy persons were present. Gala
ghCr was badly punished. Alien was not
hurt. Barney Aaron and George Collins
seconded Allen and Mike McC0olS acted
for Gallagher. Allen got the FIRST blood
and the first knock down. Gallagher has
gone 10 his training quarters In charge Of
his friends. A purse Of one hundred dol.
lars was raiScd on the ground for GAilA-
CHER OF which Allen subscribed tiily
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Flre IN Dostoln.

DosTbN, Nov. 0.
Tho main building Of the Boston Lead
Manufacturing Company 200 feet front,
I95 feet deep and four stories high, located
In Dnxhury, was wholly destroyed BY IRE
Inst night, The machinery and white
lead chemical works are said TO have cost
5000, 900 md the main building much
more. The total loss has not yet been
estimated; large insurance,
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Tho New York Election Tomorrow
Meetings Saturday Might Ex.
citGment Over tho Approaching
Contest.
New YoRK, November Q.
The coming election Is lilo leading topic
of tho journals to-day. A great number
Of political meCtingS were held last night,
including ono Of The republicans in the
Second Congressional District in support
Of Whiting, Independent candidAtei pre-
sided over by Simeon B. Cllittendon, At
which Webster was denounced unstintCd.
". Tho Tines says that tho United States
Supervisor has found about fifteen thOus.
and names on the registry list who are
unknown 10 the regular occupants Of the
houses from which they HrG registered.
McssrS stoughton, Tockun, and others
OF tho counsel for the prisoners re-
Gently arrested for illegal rcgistra-
tion, have published IN opinion as to
the powers which may bC exercised
by the federal supervisors and deputy
marshnls. They claim ulat under the
United StaIcs law such officers have moth.
ing 70 do with elections, except for Con-
kressmcn, and have no authority to en-.
6arrass any citizen in tho right TO vote for
State officers, nor indeed, to interfere with
his vote for Congressman, except to chal.
lCngci II when offered. It'd i
The Herald thinks thercis no doubt Of
the election Of Roosevelt, Cox and Brooks,
and mayor Halls election Is sure. They
were betting on tho election last night 1t
tho pool rooms on 5000 majority for
Hoffman In the State. As to the mnyOral.
ity they were betting even on 10000 ma.
jOrity for Hall. Tammany claims 10000
majority on Tic State ticket in the city.
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DAlTlnoRE, November 5.

UAIFINOHI' A0VVVU7UVV %
PLbUE-Dull aud unchanged ,l... .t
GRAIN-Wheat STEADY and unchanged. Corn
arm; nVW yellow TD0sOc. Oats GuI6t and un'
change nt 4aftGOc. ,.-.
PR6vIsI6ES- qulCt and Unchanged Mess
S95 I6Eb97 %. Bacon In good demand at fall
pFlceS: no ribs and AldcS here Bacon Fldes, clear
nib, iBSc; ehDulders ISIfGljitc. Lard quiet aud
unchanged at IBHr.
WHSRT-4.Fifm At 90c,
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ChiCago Market.

CHICAGO, November 8.
E EPLouR-Dull and nOmInRl; extra spring q TOdB
5RG.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and unGetiIcts declIacd n
69e for No : Spring Chicago: old 9lHet0SC.
S8Yc. Quiet and steady: No. ,, SIc. Rye
steady and unchanged; No. 2,62c. Barlry-Flrm;
Spring No. I, TBkC.
HOGa-AetlVG at t5 s0flGGj,
CGTTLE-Dullat At ka6Oa9J0.
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phiIadolphia Nlnrket.


FLOuR-Quct md unchanged.
GRATN-WhGat unchanged; Indiana WestCEn
rcd 81 SOL 20. Rye 03c. Corn quloi; mixed Il
t7B. Oats 406G5c.
RovNloNs-Nelrly al exhausted Mcs5 pork
k96 50. Lard iS{G1 l63e. III s'f
QUE Petroleum quiet and Wcal crude lSe; re.
WHHKT-s5SOO Hor western iron bound coop
eFAUr,
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ION the tenth Of SCptombc,
AsRll well remenlbeF;'

and to this SPOT SPOT he returned at night,
bringing the British fleet with him. Just
In front Of the TEincipal hotel tsn EERfgFH
wilijW trrt. TGcdtad Of o!li1lccts were
buried on the bank, and marine stuck q
willow branch in the turf above them.
'Thc branch took root, and this willow
lrec, now. protected by o railing, Is tic
only monument over the fallen heroes 81
N,ntilp
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The Red stockings Beat the Forest
City Base BalleTS.

iaHa kCLEvELAND, November 5.
The gane Gf base ball to-day between
the Red Stockings, Of Cincinnati, and the
Forest City, Of Cleveland, was won by the
former, by 81 to 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07
New YORK DRY Goods Market.

NEW YORK, November 3.
The dry goods market iS very quiet, yet goods
have been offered at extremely low rates. The
print market 10 1t present grade deTlOraliZed, and
II may be said hnthlully thst cotton goods gen,
CFally arc selling extremely low.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07


STATB BONDa-Dull; Missouri. now, plS; Ten
notReeG, old, 81; do. new, iA VlFEintAg, new, 81.
do old. as North CArOlInAp, old, 4G do, new, q.
STOckS-MarECl generally steady, This hank
statement AIrd 10 produce any marked effect on
prlccS. Among railways Lake Sh0rp and North
westrrn preferred were the strongest alOtk. In
miscellaneous ShRrrs Pacific Mall declined aud
Western Unlon advanced The deCllnr Ia Pacific
Mail VISA attributed En the belief that the lol In
stock unlOadCd about dNC ihOusand shares
Western Union Telegraph, li&; Adams EX'
press, 67S; WNllr. Fargo 3 Co., 8tAt American,
~; United States, sly; PaciGc Mail, q =; NoN
York Central, MI; DO, ECriP, 61ti; Erie, 25l6;
Harlem, l8gS; Reading, 1914; Michigan Central,
lSOJ4; cleveland 4 Pittsburgh, idIs; Northwest.
sFu RnL Ih I,E,.laEFd tilA 4:sst l4isn;a i9iGi
New JCFESy Central lOlt; 1t. l'anl, Gii; WAbRFh h
HIl6; d. preferred, ~ ~. Wayne, VIZ; TcTe
iiaute. u: Chicago and Alton, llG; Ohio and Mis-
Elssippi, S9tS; Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati, !,
61I[; Burlington and QninCy, IAOk; l.akC ShOru,
GIE; Indiana Central, lSk; Illinois Central, 1914;
81. Joseph, 10.
WAsuIEGTON, NovomGcr6 ..
Thc coin balance in the treasury is $99, ,tGl 0QO,
including AIA Ial, 900 In coin certificates. The
currency balance IL k!,t3GOOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-07
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