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rInelnnatI Market.

BY Telegraph CIKcIsVrgATI, Nov. IL.
CoTroN-DulI and prices dropping; mid
FLoUR-Demand- active and prices Rd-
vanced: IA mily &C 1907 %.
WHEAT-Au advance Is asked but not
established; red winter 81 I7@l Is.
CoRN-Demand fair and prices advanced
RYE-steldy, with moderate demand
okTs~stesdy. with moderate demand; ;
No. z 40c.
BARLEY-Buoyant but unsettled; best
grades saleable at 81 l00I II; buyers from
New York are in the market.
GRocKRIEs-Demand fair and market
firm.
LEsEED oIL-Dull but unchanged At s.
9e0c.
LARD oIL-Dail and prices have declined
to 81 OS0l 10 for extra.
EGGs-Scarce and firm at 32e.
BUTTER-Dema light but holders 1rm (;
fresh 33o3c-
CHEEsE-14N6I5%.
SEEDS-UDchRpged
PoRK-Duli and market unsettled; sales
at g2I 5Og22 co asked.
LARD-Dull and market unsettled at I2S<
ml3% asked.
BULK MEATS-Dull and unsettled; sales
for 20 days In salt at 80Il[0l2j<.
PACKED HoGs-Duil and prices have de-
elined; opened firm but closed dull sales
1000 at S6 2586 30, closing at s6 1905 40.
GREEN MEATs-Dull, but holders are not
willing 70 make concessions; sales at &C.
WHIsKr-Quies and unchanged at $50
GoLD-sII2.
ExCHAEGE-HIgher; par buying.
MoNEY-Market easy.
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THE MARKETS.
Asw YORK Marke1,


By 1slezEaph.i NEW YoRK. Nov. II.
CoTToG-In fair demand but at lower
rates: sales 1000 bales upIands at 1870.
FLoGR-Demand active and prices ad-
vRDced l0Dl5c; receipts 1900 bbls; sales
10 900 bbls; superfine 81 e5a5 20; extra IS s5
O. sJi choice s5 S5@6 so; white wheat
g 5o9ss se g: co round hoop Ohio IS sog6 40i st.
WHEAT-Dull and market unsettled; La
2e higner5 receipts 1870 bush sales Ii, coo
old and new spring mixed, SI &: No. /
81 359I 381zs Green Bay. amber 81 30; winter
red and amber q 409I As; white Michigan
RYE-Quiet and unchanged; old West
ern, SIC.
CoRN-Demand fair and market firm,
and l92c higher; receipts q 900 bushels !;
sales, 1900 bushels; old mixed, s6asSc /;
new Seg55c' the latter for nearly yellow :
oATs-steady, with moderate demand /:
receipts, ~ 80 bushels; sales, Sc Geo bush-
RoPs-Demand good al ful prices.
SotBEE-Steady, with moderate de-
SUGAR Steady, with a moderate de-
mand sales OF 600 boxes Cuba at S5<9101Sc; (;
Porto Rico, l0tz9105<c.
MoLAsSEs = Orleans, Sc.
RIcE-Demand fair and market hsm at
PETEoLEU1r-Demand fair and prices ad-
vanced; crude, 121<c; refined. 2S1<c9255<c.
BUTTER-Dun but unchanged.
CHEEsE-steady, with q moderate de-
mand-
PoRK-Dun but unchanged; sales OF 400
bbls mess at S24924 p: prime unchanged /;
prime mess new 80; new mess SO 1921 90 !;
SOD bbls mess for January sold at so.
BEEF-Qutft; plain mess GI00I5; extra
eI19les prime mess S25028; india mess s28
$50.
BULK MEATs-Dull bat unchanged.
BAC0N-Qulet and unchanged; long clear
middles l3<.
LARD--steady, with moderate demand; !;
sales 4OQ tierceS steam at 131<l9IA1z; also
sales of ], ,250 tierces for months az 131f0
1876.
WHIsKY-Dull but an changed; sales $50
bbis at S7a67k.
TURPENTINE-Quiet at 451<as sc.
by sail S5<891.
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OONDBN5EB TELEGRAAs.

FRIDAY. Nov. Is.
Gold closed IN New York, yesterday, at
liz.
The samarla takes sl45.OOO in silver 20
Paris from New York.
GOV. Bullock, of Massachusetts, dong
want TO be Senator IN place Of Wilson.
Parker, of Chicago, and Rudolphe play
shsir billiard match at Cincinnati, on the
10th prOX.
KelIey's Hotel, on Rocker Island, was
destroyed BY IRE, on Wednesday night;
loss, $4,000.
izen of Piqua, Ohio, shot himself yesteI-
day.
Rev. DR.. Howard was inausurRted Chan
osllor OF the University OF New York last
night.
Mauton Marble has recovered his sight
and health, and resumes the manage
ment of the World.
Missionary, Ieciured in bristol on the
Methodist Mission Ia China.
The corvette Florida. formerly the
Wamponosg, fitting for sea, AZ Brooklyn,
is called the best sea-going vessel ever
afloat.
pany's receipts for Eeptem Der were s654, :.
313 S.; expensts s43l $40 OF. PROFIT s2l9,-
5T8 s..
President Grant and the Cabinet are In
grim Society at Plymouth, Mass, on the
1st OF December.
The jury In the MOhTman murder case IA
Paila0elphia, orougnt, 2 @ verdict & OF gui!y, g1iilIy,
VIII lm the telegraph falls 10 tell.
The Junior B. B. players in an annual
mseting at Tammany Hall. N. Y, have
Alex Cough OF N. Y, President, and 3.
w. Pearson, Of Troy, Secretary.
d. C. Burdlek, who killed II. H. Baker, a
SooTsd ss2sspr sn u osS1 ~ IA has t5 had aY the
ernor, 10 Imprisonment for life.
HsNew York members Of the Army Of the
Cumberland are going to attend the
Cleveland meeting OF that society. Gen.
Rosecrans will also be present.
Commissioners have been appointed at
Ottawa, Canada, for the purpose of exam
lining into and reporting on the canal Sys-
tenn OF the Dominion.
The steamer Chase. from Halifax for
Portland, put into Rockland, Maine, yes
terday, having broke some machinery,
killed her engineer and scaided his assist
ant.
Twenty STRIKERS" assaulted the newly
empIOyed Iaborers, ,atW eehe ew en- on w ed
nesday evening, on the public docks, ano
severely Injured three OF them. The as
sailants were arrested.
Charles Durnin, OF New Orleans, wen
home drunk. Wednesday night, when hi
afectionate wife, aged 65 years. split hi
head open with an axe, and laid MIN q
rest.
Prot. DeGrah's Military and Collegiate
Institute, at Worcester, Mass, was de
stroyed by nre yesterday morning, with
fifty stand of arms belonging 10 the Ryan
Z9uages. Loss ~, 900. Insurance, $4,000
The Common Pleas Court of CIncinna at
appointed the same persons as were ap
polnted at Indianapolis, Receivers of tn
Cincinnati. Indianapolis & Lafayette
Railroad. Receivers Of the property of tn
road IN Ohio.
The funeral of Mr.. Starbu0k, OF the Gin
cfnnati Times, took place yesterday, auG
was attended by large mum Der OF people
Rev. DR.. Jeffrey, OF the Ninth street Bap
tist Church, conducted the services. ThI
body was Inferred In spring Grove Gene
terry.
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Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. IA fire broke
out at z o clock this evening in a store
in Bowers block, on Randolph Street.
Damsge to the building 500, 600; in
surance $25, coos, 900 in the Home
Of New York; $1,000 in the Howard.
First floor, Clement, Martin & Co.,
dry goods, $4,000; insurance $125,-
900 : $4,000 in the London. Liver
RSGt; Rt;aR ana gMIoDe s7DVVS Il ~ 0oa fne NOFsa
Home of New York, and s., 900 in the
Narraganset of Providence. Second
floor, Hill & Waite; loss $30, 900; in
surance $35.000; the companies are
not known. Third floor. j. Beatt,
boots and shoes; loss SIS, 1000; insured
for the same in st. Louis companies.
Fourth and fifth floors, Reynolds,
Reed Il Co, wool; loss $1,000 The
origin of the FIRE is unknown.
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The news from London and Vienna
caused panic in Bourses
rTrlhr1na Granlal

caused panic IN BourSes
Tribune Special
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE DaiIg- -NeScS vii
publish an article to morrow, saying tnag
the anti Russian feeling in England Is
dying away, under the in1iueEce OF new
ideas of policy, which were fast becoming
obsolete. The prejudics sgair st the re-
cent action of the Imperial Government
has recently revived It in 3 more than
The circaIsr Of Prince Gortsehakor
forces upon those who hoped better things
to doubt whether, after all the great
Europe really belongs to our international
system, acknowledging the common obl1-
gatloQs Of christian and civilized nations.
Turkey was, comparatively the other
day, brought within the public law OF
Europe, and now Russia seems disposed 10
discards tts most solemn pledges as soon
as an opportunity offsrs, goes Tar TO place
itself beyond the range Of diplomatic In
tercourse; and q nation which does not
acknoWIedge the force Of treaties, can
only be dealt with by force OF arms, II II
is 10 be dealt with a. ali. The cooi an
noun1ement which Gortschakon makes
that the Emperor withdraWs from his
treaty so far as IL restores his rights IN the
Black Sea. That ia, he decliEes 10 fuinl
the conditions by which he purchased
peace fourteen years ago. He stands al
most alone, in recent times, in his 4agTRnt
violations OF personal and political good
a special dispatch TO the Tribune from
Berlin, Of the 18th, says that q eommu-
x
fallen into PruBsian hands, which states
that fresh meat In Paris will last until to-
day; then there is sSlt meat enough for a
fortnight.
The Prussian military authorities make
no secret of their expectations that their
batteries will be rea4y by the lst Of De-
cember. Their munitions have arrived
and everything is ready for the lombard
ment, II necessary.
LONDON, November 1.-THE following Is
the addition to Gortschakoff7s Circular, as
received tAis morning:
saHls Majesty Is convinced that peace
and equilibrium Will have 8 stronger guar
antee when they shall have been placed
on q more just and solid basis than those
resulting from q position which no great
power could accept as normal condition
of existence.
"You are desired to read this dispatch 70
the Ministers of Foreign a fairs, and leave
q copy with him.
Receive, etc. GoKTscHAKoRF."
LOSDoH, November 1.-THE AonfteMr re-
ports that the Germans under Won der
Tam had Withdrawn from Tourey and
Patry, and that their advance posts az the
present moment are at BazOches, Lille. Pc
teux, Dermignyville, Waves, Carmtnwille
and Guignanville.
The troops under GGribaldl are Violent
and mutinous, and strong measures have
been resorted 10 bring them under dis
ctpline.
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FinannIal MRtfarh.

New York, Nov. H.-The Gold
Room was the chief point of attrac-
ton for speculators to- day, and there
was a perfect turmoil of excitement
in consequence of the many and con-
hicting telegrams from London as to
the quotations for bonds. At one
time there was an impression that
there had been a mistake of one per
cent. in the cable quotations. This
caused food Of sales. which carried
the price down from 49, to 12A. AT
the close there was a slight rally on
purch hases to cover short contracts.
but the higher quotations for bonds
at London and the improved feeling
in financial circles there, as reported
By bankers private kilograms, had a
tendency to check any marked re-
bound in gold. Outside of the room
matters were generally quiet.
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NeKs From San Franclsco.

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 17.-Arrived,
steamship China, from Hong Kong,
October 18th, and Yokohama,
the 23d, with 4S cabin and 119 steer
age passengers, and 200 tons of cargo.
Japan news is unimportant, and
the country seems to be in profound
peace.
The birthday Of the Mikado was cele-
brated at Yeddo and Yokohama. So
far as known throughout the country,
the shipping in the harbor was gayly
dressed with imperial flags, and was
saluted at noon by the men-of-war.
The British bark Akinda was
wrecked in the AdaWaDa Bay.
The barks, Mary Miller, Royal
Minstrel, and the schooner Rantepoh,
and several other vessels, were also
damaged; aad the Tippoon and Liogo
suffered severely from the heavy
gale.
A British gunboat is re stationed
at New Chang to remain during the
winter, as matters are still unsatisfac-
tory at Tien Tsin, where an Admiral
was killed. The authorities have
petitioned for men, field pieces, and a
patrol, until q settlement is effected.
In the report Of Minister Lowe, he
advises the missionaries to return to
Tohnou, and authorizes and requests
the Commodore of the first United
States vessels that reaches Chiefoo to
convey them back, and that he will
take measures to guEzantee that they
remain unmolested.
The Protestant Chapel at Fatsehan
has been destroyed.
No violence has been offered to the
United States steamers Colorado,
Benecia, Woosung, aud Alaska, al
Hong Kong.
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European MaPkeia.

By Telegraph.l LoEDoN, Nov. II.
CoEsoLs-9ZS; Bonds quiet '62s, s7lx;
'65s, S6k: '67s, 6Sx; 10 40s, S55z. Stocks quis
Ct; Erie IA Illinois Central l0S1z; Great
Western 81.
Specie, IN the Bank Of England, mas in.
creased 4l2i 600 since last report.
FRANKFORT, Nov, lT.-U. s. Coupons Of
1892, 90.
LIVERPOOL. November I7.-CorroN-FIat
at 91s89l<; Orleans 95k991<. Breadsfuffs
active; California wheat lis Ad0lls Cd .
old western spring 9g Sd new es 1d0IOs:
winter los 4d1l0s Sd. Flour z3s<, Corr
new 30930%. Oats Is Sd. Beef, pork and
bacon Unchanged. Lard y. Tellow AZ.
LlnseeG oil declining.
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Louisville Market.

BY felegraph.l LoUIsvTLLE, Nov. IL,
ToBACCo-Sales of Al hhds at IS 7506 70
for good leaf.
BAGGNG-Firm; hemp III fax 28c.
FLoUR-Flrm with an upward tendency !;
extra family IS 26.
OoTToN-Dull and lower: middIing l41k.
WHEAT-Very firm and In good demand, 4,
but unchanged.
HoGs-In good demand: supply large !;
prices lower; closed at S606 so.
PRoVIsIcNS-In good dem and on orders.
Meats are yet too green To ship; asking
price s2S for mess pork; Dnsx shoulders l0c;
clear ribs l3ci clear sides lS5S; green hams
lie.
LARD-In tiercea 14c.
WHsKY-Weak &C GS666c.
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Sc, LOuIs Market.

By Telegraph 81. LoUIg. Nov. IL.
CoTroN-Lower: nomtnRlly lower.
FLoUR-Lower grades advanced l00l5c;
superflne winter 81 1904 25; extra 81 50a
IS.
WHRAF-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced; No. Chicago spring 81 O6; No. 2
red winter 81 50,
CoRN-Firm; new yellow zoe; white 20
@76e.
OATS-Firmer at 420l6c.
BARLEY-F1riner at S5asI I21S.
RYE-Firm at 6807Oc.
WHIsKY-Firmera at S45<aS5c,
Provisions - Lower pork &I2023; the
latter guaranteed; bulk Bhsnlders l00lO1< ;
clear 7. .0s l31z clear sides 14c; bacon should
era 1S1Sa14c.
LARD-Duff at l4e
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Chicago MaPkee.

By TeIezTaphI CHICAGO. Nov. II.
observation-disclosures
FLoUR-ExtTa superhne Spring, l5925c
higher.
WHEAT-Demand active and prices adj
vaneed. closing at 81 1901 10IS for cash, aud
81 l1M In December, Tor No. Chicago
Spring; this afternoon IL was active at
8 1l1<&1 121< for December for No. 2.
CoRN--Quiet at 64065c for cash: this
afternoon Il was Inactive for No. 2.
oATs-Firm and steady, and 10 higher,
closing at &c for No. 2.
RYE-Closed firm at TIC for No. 2. a.
BARLEY-I@1Lc higher; sales at S51Sc.
cOoperaRe.
MESS PoRK Weaker; closed at S21 so for
cash, and SO in January.
LARD-l3c for cash, and I27G al21Ie In De-
cember.
Hoas-Active, but 25asso per ewt. lower;
sales at S6 9O0L Is.
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MamnhIa MnRkaf

By Telegraph.l MEHRHIs. Nov. Il.
CorroN-Dull and holders anxious TO
sell at l45<: receipts for the past day 3,4l0
bales: shipments 1851 bales.
FLoUR-Demand good at full prices I:
sales at "a 509e 25.
OoRN-Demand fair at full prices; sales
at s0982k.
OATs-Dull and unsettled at 4T91sc.
HAY-Demand fair and prices advanced
to SIS 50.
LARD-DSmand fair and market firm At
141<9l5c-
PoRE-Dull and prices nominal ct ga.
BACoN-Shoulders duh and holderA Rnx-
ious to sell sides scarce and firm.
BULK MEATs-Shoulders 1l@IlIz; sides
l4HMl5c.
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VOL. XXI.

Dr.(Osanford, of Chicago, was yesterday
held in $4,000 bail for producing an 6bor-
ton on q negro woman. He testified to
having done SO In order TO collect his bin
against her.
The paper manufacturers OF the Wes.
and Northwest, are In convention at Gin
cinoa1. They represent 5000 600 capital,
and resolved TO form q league offensive
and defensive. against the American
Wood Paper Manufacturing Com panys
which annoys them with prosecutions for
Infringing supposed patents.
The investigating committee into the
affairs OF the New England Branch Of the
American Tract Society, report that the
IN n solvent condition, and recommend
reduction Of expenses to the lowest pos
sible point, by dispensing with ali the oin-
GERS and employees not absolutely re-
quired.
A st. Louis dispatch says: A misappre-
henston having arisen regarding the re-
cent accident at the bridge in course OF
construction across the Missouri River at
St. Charles, IL Is but just to say that the
disaster was confined entirely to the Scaf-
folding extending from pier to pier, the
casting which fell being the first and only
piece which had been sent out on the
span. The total number OF lives lost was
nine, not sixteen, as previously reported,
but Is seems to have taken them q long
time to learn the facts.
Governor Baker has received notice OF
the appointment of full delegations to the
approaching Immigration Convention, py
ginia, West VtrginiS, Tennessee, M1ssour1s
Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Iowa. ILL.,
nois, WISCONSIN, Minnesota Michigan.
and also from several of tie leading
Boards OF Trade. The Convention win
meet at noon, on Wednesday, the 23d OF
November, IN the Hail or the House of
TO report, on arrival, to the CommIttee of
arran gements-
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new York DRY Goods maFket.

by TeIegraph.I NEW X0RK. Nov. II.
Market quiet but steady, yet a few Lead
Ing 1obbers seem TO be doing q little more
business, but at extremely low prices. The
only changes to-day In the decline OF <c
In Lawrence Il brown c0ttons, and Groton
yard wide bleacbed muslins, both OF which
are selling at 1o7Sc and l5c per yard re-
HpectfyoIY.
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PoRT HURON. November 1.-THE
steam barge Empire, from Detroit to
Buffalo, with q cargo Of lumber,
sprung leak off here last night, and
was run ashore about a mile above
the new cut, and half mile from she
beach. She went to pieces in half an
hour, her crew barely escaping with
their lives.
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lESAC1 view Will De TWENTY FEET EQuare.)
L.-[CoMMEECING THE TRIP
1. Raphael's Madonna.
2. Constantlnople.
IT.-PENINSULA or SINAI
3. The Red Sea.
4. Wilderness of Paran.
5. Mount Einai.
8. Monastery OF st. Catherine.
IAA.-PALESTINE.
7. Map Of Palestine, covering l-100 Of
an acre.
8. Fords of the Jordan.
0. Dead Sea.
10. Bansaba Monastery.
II. Hebron.
II. BETHLEHEM.
13. RaphaepB Madonna.
IA. Song, Joy TO the World - Round.
about Jerusalem"
rs. Pharisee; or Jerusalem Jew.
16. Syrian Couple.
II. Approach TO the Jana Gate.
IS. over Jerusalem TO the Mount Of
Olives.
ie. Church OF the Holy sepuleher on
Calvary.
20. Mosque OF Omar on nj. Moriah.
q. Sloan.
~. Garden OF Gethsemane.
q. The Road from Jerusalem TO Jericho.
q. Eltshas fountain at Jericho.
q. Sea OF 6allilee at Tiberias.
n. Ruins OF Capernaum.
Is. Damascus Wall. where st, Paul WAS
Iet down In q basket.
%. Ruins of Baalbec.
30. Cedars of Lebanon.
81. ThoKWalsden's 'tChrist."
1sch Genus
GnlldEen cents
SB Doors open at o'clock; Exhibit
commences al 7:45. 1t
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Election Items-Of1ciaI Republican
MajOFltles In Cook County, Ilii-
nOis.

HUlss
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE fol-
lowing are the official Republican ma
jorities in Cook County, at the recent
election: Logan, Congressman at
large, 1894; Bates. State Treasurer,
7.037; Bateman. Superintendent of
Public Instruction, 7,091; Charles B.
Farwell, Congress, 5,317; Bradley.
Sheriff, 5,955. The official majority
of Hawley, Republ lean, in the Fourth
Congressional District, il Al. The
latest returns, nearly all oficial. make
il nearly certain that the next Lsgis-
laturc Of Illinois, will stand as fol-
lows: Senate 80 Republicans, aud Is
Democrats; House, 101 Republicans.
and 76 Democrats. OF the Republi-
cans in the House, six are classed as
Independent Republicans. but three
of their number have declared their
determination Of an adherence 10 the
Republican organization, while the
views of the other three have not
been made public.
The Chicago Journal of this even
ing, says that Charles B. Farwell,
Congressman elect from this District,
won, In wagers upon his own election,
$4,000 over aud above all his cam
paign expenses.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, November lin the Reichs,
rath, the debate on the address TO the
Crown closed to-day by Minister Potaki
who. In his speech, justified the dissOlu-
ton of the Cham heTs.
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sew York Gold and STOCK Market.


MoEEY-Market easy at per cent.
STERLIEG-DulI at 9ZG9s<-
GoLD-Opened at ia, touched 1i3l<, de-
clfned to li21S and closed at 1I21<91l25k; |;
carrying rates 294 per cent; clearances
s98, 100000.
doyERNdENTs- and quiet, closing
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LIEGE, November 1.-THE journal de
Lfege says that Russia IS about TO propose
q conference of the Powers at Brussels, to
revise the Fourteenth Article of the treaty
CT Paris OF 1856, and that Austria and Italy
Ere represented as favoring the project.
LYoNs, November 17.-Mr. Train has
been missing hYe days, and there are fears
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CoNsTANTINOPLE. November 1.-THE
Porte did not receive Prince Gortscha-
kofFs note until yesterday. The dispatch
is conctliatory in tone, but insists on a re-
vision OF the treaty OF 1855. The Ottoman
Government viii make q reply.
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ST. Louis. November IA suit
has been commenced by the u. s.
Circuit Court against the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad Co.. and an
Injunction was granted BY Judge
Treat, according with an agreement
upon which the preferred stock was
issued, viz: That in declaring the
dividends of the Company, to divide
the first Z per cent. to the preferred,
then the surplus, if there is any.
equally between the preferred and
common stock. The preferred stock
amounts to s., ,084 466, and the COM
mon 81, ,119,700. The gross earnings
of the road for the past year are S.
$40, 124. and the gross expenses are
$307I .S26,
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FOR SAFE

WN0R 50 ALUABLE MAI
= SthEEI , SROPERTY-That Splendid
properly E-Lown as the Egler property,
AtuateL on the west corner of Main and
sixth Streets, fronting 755< feet on Main
property is offered for sale at low fgurea
on easy terms. Apply to
j.. p ELLIOTT s& SON
Real Estate Agents.
Corner Locust and Third stre ots,
al6 dff '@'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-18
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By telegraph NEW OELEAlSs. Nov. II.
FLoUR-FfrIn superf1ne "a 90; Xxx
y o9; Xxx s6 2596 50; choice extra 81 %
G, .sG,O5E5s-Firmer; white 7sc; yellow IS
oATs-FIrmer at 5Og6Io.
HAY-PIime &3i.
BACoN-No sides in the market
SUGAR Prime l01z9l0kc; others un-
changed.
CoTroE-Unsettled; sales 400 BALES;
middling snominalIy l5h9l51Sc; receipts
5,le3 baless exports TO Liverpool 1904 bales
coastwise 1000 bales; TO barcelona 875
bales
sTERLIxe-EominaIIy &c; sight 5<e dis
GOLD -fl25S.
lFrem the indianapolis Journal lTthJ
Pork Packing.
A round among the pork packing es-
adjustments yesterday showed every
tnlng "a readiness for the fall and winter
campaign.
B. n 3. Comm commenced killing to-day.
with about 700 head OF fine hogs IN pens,
and will cut tomorrow.
KtnRan q Co., have about 900 in pens,
and have been killing more or less for
week or tWos Yesterday they were cutting
and killing. So far they have slaughtered
ABOUT COO head. Both OF the above named
establishments quote live hogs st SO soc
J. C. Ferguson & Co, SO far have killed
about zoo. Yesterday they cut about
200 head, and have the same number In
pens for to-dRy's operations. They quote
at % 2590 70; some very poor lots reaching
the lower figures.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-18
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TURKEY.

BRUSSELS. Nov. 1.-THE TadepedcRe
Beige says Russia will intervene IN savo
of the Pope.