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The Brockway brewery Case.


The further hearing Of the case OF William e.
Brockway was resumed yesterday. On motion Of
Mr. Samuel G. Courtney, the counsel for the defence,
the charge against Mr. Brockway, Jr., was dismissed,
and he was then admitted as witness. His testi-
mony was corroboratve OF that OF the other wit
nesses examined on behalf OF the defence. The
case was then summed up by Mr.. Courtney, and the
Commissioner stated that he would deliver judg-
ment to-day, at eleven O'Clock.
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AFRICAN DIAMONDS.
Reports From the Cape Diamond Yields
Magnificent Yield and Rush OF Miners.

Magnificent Yield and Rush OF Miners.
The Eastern Province Herald Cape OF Good
Hope OF August 30 gives the following as the latest
news from the diamond Gelds:-
KING WILLIAMS TowE-Tucsday morning.
Considerable excitement was occasloned IN town
last evening by the arrival from The diamond fields
OF sir. lines, with magnificent gem OF twenty nine
carats, aud Mr.. Bernard Lee with nine small da-
monds all without spot or bemish. Messrs. Lee and
lnnes left for Grahams Town by passenger cart
early this morning
The arrivals at the fields are 900 per week.
The Alwal Observer says
Orr town thrown into great excitement on
Wednesday last by the arrival OF Mr.. Won Rom
from the diamond fields, who announced the dis
covery by Captain Edwards of u diamond or los
carats, valued at fl00,o00.
Hond purchased four hundred diamonds In SIX
days, one q real beauty pure ana brgnt withous
naws or spots, OF .orty carats from the Pnie side.
In King Williams Town numbers OF town men
talk OF throwing up their quiet occupation ana
starting for the diamondd eds at once.
Mr.. Fourte has returned with number, OF dia-
monds. He worked only fifteen days and was very
lucky.
Another party from the free State have washed
out perfect gem, slightly strawco0red, OF twenty
five ana three-quarter caratS Many have been sue
ccssfn in finding smaller stones weighing from one
TO seven carats
Dlggers at Hebron, Gong-Gong and Zrtzikama
have met with considerable success.
and reports favoraby. He saw 200 diamonds In
HOnd's possession, the greatest portion perfect
gems, the largest weighing II u carats.
Remington and Holmes, OF Hope Town, nave ex-
humed beautiful stone Of 36is c8rats, perfect ana
of the first water.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY, Oct. 25-5 r.


AslEs-The demand for pot only moderate, but
prices steady at %S as ~ Is owing the
cepts For pearl the demand light. and prices
ut 10 a SO 70.
BEEswAx was in light demand md prices weak.
The Sales confined small lots amounting TO about
1000 lbs ut 32c. a. &c. for Western Southern.
CENENT.-Tnere was good inquiry for Koseudaic a,
81 80, the market being firm a. that price.
CnIco.y.-German ground and wanted a lie
gold. at which price the last sales made.
CoopERAGE STooK.A kinds were in light demand, bun
prices quite steady at the quotations appended We
nuoe Sugar Shocks 80 inch heads az 30 49, sugar do
10 do 81 10 So IS moasses do 90 do, SO 30 81 65
hoops Ia feet. x45 $50; hoops IL feet, $40 xl5.
CoTTos-At the opening there moderate demand
md considerable stcadness in prices, but later with light
demand, prices ruled heavy and declined &c per
market closing rather heavy at the reduction The
less active from all classes of buyers thouqh fair
business transacted. Including 296 bales to
arrive, there sold 2os2 bales OF which 22
spinning 1853 for ISL for speculation and ECO
STU The business In future deliveries fair prices
were lower The sales 800 bales free board Ia Mo-
bile, private terms 400 do. for November De-
do for November at 1880 1885, 800 FOR December at
16sc 1885, 1000 do for January at 1910 &c. 100
for February at 1885, and ate yesterday 500 do
vembcr TO January at $780, 200 do for January and
airy l6ssc., 400 do for October l7c II l16c I2O
do for November at 6tc lsc, 500 do December AZ
1876. l6Lc, and 800 do for January l6c anner
the closing quotations 'or lots on the spot -
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JpIdnds Mobile
mud mi

CANDLES were only IN moderate jobbin. demand
following prices -Adamantne III IA or, iic Ice
sperm, 3Uc.. and patent, 40c.
COFFEEThe market for Rio active, and prices
strong especially for the good and grades There
sold 1856 bags South America 95s
ex Batavia. on, private terms. In Baltimore.
Hugs 500 do Templsr Yesterday 1924 A. Pen
dergrast, private terms. Maracaibo demand
sales were made OF SD bags Wihelmna Agatha.
and 40 do ex A. ngraham on private terms other kinds
were qae: but steady IN value g de r. Arden made the
2s sb6 in Baltimore 1000 In Savannah m In Galveston and
1924 In Mobile. We quote Rio Ordinary cargoes I4e
1870 fair do. l5c al5ac good d. lsc slshc prime do
TIC. extremes for lots, Ike lsc. Java government
bags, zoe DC DO, 1865 mats 20c. &c. sinsa
caibo, be- lsHc Lagunyra, l614c 16c; Jamaica, lac
16c St Domingo gold In bond 8c. &C.; CesrA, Ice
TIC Costa RIGA, loHc lsc. Manila loo. l7c.; Me1
can. l5c sc savanila l51c lsc all gold. duty paid
light. Prces were nominal At 90 9;<c gold, for Gnaya
quill IN bond 2Sc 27c. do. for Maracabo d. and lss:
19c. do. for Caracas do.
CoEDAaE.-The market was dull, but unchanged We
quote Manila, s01c he American tarred, lie Rus
do, I6c. Sisal rope 191c Russia bolt rope, 1sc
DyRwooDs slow OF sale, the demand being extremely
light, and heard OF no sales OF moment. Prices
nominal AZ Sl6 Sl currency for St. Domingo ogwocd,
about E6, gold Tor Jamaica do S28 for Honduras
4l6 HlS do for fustc, 800 do for camwood co.
currency, for Lima wood
FLoU. AND GBAfN.-Reccpt., 20 324 bbls -four 100 do
and $50 bags NEAL 80 s bushels wheat 81 100 do corn,
1850 do oats 900 do barley, and 1000 do malt The -four
market ruled firm under good demand for extra State
State to arrive next month lmainy last
evening" at 86. For Southern -four the market quiet but
prices unchanged; sales 800 bbs Rye flour
moderate request, but STEADY In value There sold
$50 bbls. Corn meal was dull, and prices nominal
quotations. sales 100 bb Buckwheat -four quoted
Mt n 65--th he latt uric for ouot
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL SrRrEr.

WALL STREET
TUESDAY, Oct 25--0 L. NJ.
In the commercial market cotton was quiet ana
steady. Breadsiuffs were less active. but prices
maintained the recent advance.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount OF exports, exclusive Of
specie from the port OF New York for the week end
Ing October IS, 1870. was s4,337, o5s.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCED.
mere Ii scarcity or commercial bills on the
street, which, with the demand for to-morrOw's
steamer, LED 70 an advance in the rates for
Foreign exchange The following were the quota
lions at the cose:-Sterling sixty days, CONNER
ciai, 1854 1851; good TO prime bankers, 100 q
loeA; short sight, 1898 1925; Antwerp, 62lk u
6.l6A; Switzerland. 5.15 5.13s4; Hamburg, 35i1
SO; Amsterdam, 4o1S 4oys; Frankfort, 4oss
Al; Bremen, rs 7sA; Prussian thalers, II
1i1.
MONEY MORE ACTIVE.
There was sudden demand for money this after
noon ana some borrowers paid seven per cent for
loans toward three O'Clock. 1t was reported that
the rate had been paid In gold In some instances.
Inc activity was not felt until late In the day,
the rates at the usual hour for making
engagements ranging from i've to six per
cent. Rumors were current on the street
this evening that the movement is entirely artificial
ana at last accounts there was no legitimate
for the change dscoverable. The agents OF the
Canadian banks finding it impossible to stem the
tide OF the outflow OF coin from the Treasury have
taken the "bear' side or gold, and intend making It
as difficult for the bus'' to carry gold was for
the 'shorts' to borrow 1t.
GOLD wEAY-l11T Ii1h
bogus cable despatch purporting TO issue from
the offices OF the evening press threw the Gold
Room into spasm this morning by the announce
ment that peace had been made in Europe. The
price had fallen from ill.,. 10 lllb this device
before the falsty OF the news was discovered. The
authors of the fraud overdid the matter, however,
and the Gold Room was too sceptcal as TO
such sudden peace, and hence the small
decline. subsequently there was reaction
TO 1llys, but the market weakened again TO 11lss,
strengthening once more mt the close to nix. The
Treasury to-day dtsbursed $685., 72s in prepayment
OF the November interest. The OF the market
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STOCKS ACTIVE AND STRONG.

The stock market was further mystery to-day,
for while weak and heavy in the period OF easiest
money 1t was strong and higher with the later ac-
tvity In money, and closed at the best figures OF
the day after 1t had become evident that the clock
Ing up' process had been begun by the s.bears.n
As an old "veteran' operator was heard to
express himself this aternoon-'Ascertain all
the facts about the market; divine the future
Of money, investigate oil the circumstances con-
nected with the stock you intend to deal In; make
yourself thoroughly posted on the whole subject.
Then, when you have made up your mind as to what
you ought to do, go and d0--the very reverse. You
will WIN nine times out OF ten." The market was
active and al times very animated The speculative
movement is increasing daily and the brokers are
in the best OF humor at the revival OF
business. The following the closing
prices OF stocks at the last session Of
the stock Exchange:-Canton Company, Gsk COS;
Consolidation Coal, 2b q 20; Cumberland Iron, Az;
Western Union, 399s 39H; Mariposa, 51s a so; 40.
preferred 1915 1lt4 Boston Water Power, 10 bid;
Adams Express, 81 bid; Wells-Fargo Express, 81 a
80; do. scrip, "a 8; American Express 4s1S y
4S7@; United States Express, 80 81; Pacific Mail,
425S 43; New York Central consolidated, 92 a
sa.; do. scrip, 81 s71s; Erie, 22}1 q 22ys;
Harlem, 1884 134>s; Reading, 9Yys 100;
Michigan Central, 40 bid; Lake Shore 935s 931S;
Union Pacific, 2414 2435; Illinois Central. 1861.
1874; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1861 q 107; Chi
cago and Northwestern s0X sos; do. preferred,
Sss5 . $50; Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and
Indianapolis soh s13!; New Jersey Central, los
1857; Rock Island, 1Il4 1115s; Milwaukee and
ST. Paul. 62sS; do. preferred, 81 a s1S; Toledo Wa.
bash and Western, 52s 52a4; Fort wayne 93 bid;
Chicago and Alton, ll414 us; do. preferred, 1151
1864; ohio and Mississippi, 321. 32l.; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 100 bid; Morris
and Essex, 9214 u 921a; Boston, Hartford and Erie,
ga A; Hannibal ana ST. Joseph, 10S bid; do. pre-
ferred ll51s bid Columbus, Chicago aud Indiana
Central. I7Ts 49,
THE EXTREME FLUCTUATIONS.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.

The Southern list was dull and prices or the more
active issues about quarter per cent lower.
The principal quotations at the close this
evening were as follows:- Tennessee ex coupon,
62k 62st; do, new, 6o54 s0H; Virginia, ex
coupon, 621s $50; do, new, 63 65 Georgia
skies, so 81; do seyens, 10 81; North Carolina,
ex coupon, 4S d 40; do, new, 2711 a %; do,
special tax, ga a %; Missouri skies, Yi1S a
slA; do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 81 q 90;
Louisiana SKIES, 20 a u; do. new 81 a IS; de-
leyee skies, IS q II; do do. Fights, IS 90; do.
penitenti&ry sevens, "A rs; do. railroad eights
IS a So Alabama hves, 10 IL: do. Fights, 100
l01; South Carolina skies. 50 a So; do, new, jan
uary aud July, 671k IS; d. new April and Oc-
tobcr, Is 6s; Arkansas skies, 81 81; DO. sevens
65 81.
THE CONDITION or THE BANKS.
The following Is the statement OF the national
banks oil the city OF New York, called for by the
Comptroller of the Currency the figures being com.
pared with those OF the ureyions S,atement.-
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The wheat market Irregular New spring dull
and lc &c. lower, while old In good demand port
for speculation and Arm The sales comprised 20
bushels 81 IA 1 Is for old No. Chicago store and
snoa 81 20 FOR prime IN store 81 .a 81 for Milwaukee
VI "a for new No. 81 81 80 for No l. 81 81 for
amber winter 81 4D 81 Al for prime do.
II 20 for do TO arriye 81 ~ ~ 4SS for do shoat,
81 % for Illinois winter. Rye dull, but I'M
changed sales 600 bushels choice Western 9Tc.
Corn dull and heavy. The sales $4,000 bushels a.
Soc Sic. for mixed Western closing at e0c
quiet but steady Sales 5000 bushels at 81 8 FOR rowed
State and Canada private terms Oats steady with
sales OF 5000 bushels, at Sc 4c for Western Soc 5Sc
for Ohio. Barley malt dull and prices entirely
nominal.
FREfGHrs--The market moderately scvo and
rmcr rates higher especially for grain and -FOUR
the former closing strong nj Sd sd to Liverpool by sail
and steam, and Cd London by sail. For
sells for charter the demand more active, but tho
high rates demanded checked business Vessels suitable
for the grain trade held at r. a. 3D. to Cork for
ordcrstho latter rate being generally demanded The on
gagements Liverpool 100 bids tobacco aSss Cd
$50 bales cotton Nd. 6l6d g5oO bushels wheat .
SD. ed-chieay a. and per steamer. 2asoo
Al cid 100 bales cotton 81 va, 10000 boIes
cheese $751; and 200 do bacon a e TO Londcn is9So
bbls nour g. 3D. I'D. closing n the latter rate 70
charters wsrs;--A shin from Philadelphia to Cork for
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12 O'Clock M. and o.l5 r. M.

$4,000 US 6's 81 reg be ia $5uoo Us B Io4o lc6lS
oNp W e2o, o. reg lUs 500 US b-aO, 67.. l0L
.VW y = no, Q. o4. lllS 300 do. small ll0ia
25o0 q 620, c., DO. lllA 1000 DO i0sa
lSoo US o2o cot nbS l0s 10000 US IS 140 Greg 1864
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S,G sa s es ss 9ss. ss,
ssrs from Pensacola Cuba ssse. 1e.s
New York. win fra steamer 5000 tom. cowss for
pS & An 0P 70 s.a
bark AT ons and 500 tons, both Lsrhern
S%ss os Ml 10 be- On a
quarters whes At d. and bark With goo bales cotton from
eisd. II to the Continent
GuNsl,s neglected, the demand being hight and ".
heard % no sales Prices entirely nominal ise ACE
Tor BAGS and asbc. $50 FOR cloth.
demand ws ss BE
10. as parcels supply present wants and price. xsrs
We're neei aparegy and held for full figures The few
nEsr No ransaei,ons were reported excee. 800 bale.
light Prices were nominal tabout Isc., gold for Manila
nSx,-only moderate demand prevailed. bu. price.
snS - - W rs retail lots VI 70 ~ % long straw
hIDgsrhe demand ONLY moderate, but the market
sr eSlaf 10 ss % . doc We 8 s
N9n Mont 3. 2o % os Sorrsnses q 70 "a lbs.
s 81 J's1is oSs 3 70 3 S osaoes 81
isI%nss d ;1g ), y q, Z ma, ae
= iss zee Vera Cruz y 70 y bs sie sac Tampiso 20
e6 q to . lbs 5 e y so S. Total stock s 6eso ,s
W sog hides; same date last year lls 800
81 o Sa nS fss ws'e .ssAa a The soe.
IN light supply fair request while eht was slow
o. sale Bellies duh. hut unchanged We quote 8:
henIock bnenos Ayres, heavy, DOC Gt19c per 10. do
nde- .91e v,fc; do, light 2sc. &c.; California
heavy 2eo Soc. middle. sShc coke; light ale sc
Ornoco ac heavy zdc. -ase.. do, middle 271c 24c
DID, light 2be. ssc. good damaged kinds ana weights
2fc .ottc; poor damaged, ali kinda weights zoe
Sc; Ia the rough zoe. aac. oaksanghtcr heavy
&C.. do. middle, 3sc. 42c do, light, &c. APE do
light, s6c &c do IN the rough, heavy, ysc 44c do
middle, 3sc S6c. do light. Ssc BIC. do. bellies l9c
a2lc.
LMY.--The demand fair prices were steady at
VI 10 for common aud ~ % for lump.
LuMIER.Easern spruce was In light demand, but thu
supply being only moderate prices quite steady About
within Sl6 "A Als bU-tha
latter price for good schedules
LATns.- Eastern quoted mt so So with moderate
demand.
METALsThe market for Scotch pig iron was dull the
demand being light but holders lrn IN their
fu prices prevailed all kinds There
tons Eanon at , and l25 do, ship, private
Glengarnock scarce, and quoted AT &34 r5 Ameri
iron slow OF sale and prices heavy Mt gag
No. and s3l for No. 3; heard of sses of
quence Refined bar aul nominal go Old double
headed rails demand Sales 20u spot,
private terms, and 900 do TO t39 god New rails
were quiet but steady mt Sb7 800 gold for English and $50
WI, currency, for American. Copper was dull but with
BALTIMORE a, 2i5ac. aia4c. Lead duh, heard
OF no sales OF moment. Ordinary foreign
quoted at ~ 32kc. 80 Boo, gold Rpclter
quiet, but unchanged; slesan quoted al DC 6,Sc
gold TnPig was dun and heavy and we heard OF I'M
Banca, 3b9c do, and English, 3,sc Ssc., Plates
dn.i and nominal. The confined to srua
lots al prices within the range of s rs - t7 gold
Y. charcoal "a . IS, do for coke, SIS 20 80 75 do
for COX. terne and ~ 80 a. do, for charcoal do
grades duh and heavy quotations. The
confined To small lots Sales unmportant. We quote
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pecreasc tIo, Az
The following was to-day's business at the oflice OF
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The Prisoners Counsel anmlyzed.

The following communication was written by
Mayor Hall on Monday evening al the ST. AIMS
church fair at the Academy OF Music
TO EDITOR HEEALD:--
While am an invited guest at the fair Of ST. AIMS parish
evening s handed containing aiidavh
read this morning in the Court OF General Sessions With
poison desire send out antidote. a1rm that
have inerchanged word with either the Recorder
City Judge in respect to the merits de-
merits OF the trial. The affidavit, IL
by the senior counsel, evidence to of belief
entertained and which. Think majority of the
that this senior counsel
death oil his mother has been at times must
Yesterday 18th the exception OF the
statement that have expressed myselfas think every
right minded man would hostile to his client the affidavit Is
"a hallucinaton a. OAKLEY HALL
"a
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NAVAL srorEs The market for spirits turpen,ine was
quiet but there change 10 note In prices,
charitable lots yard closing Aye. There sold 2oO
bbls. In los 44pc. i5c Crude turpeDtine
prices entirely nominal Rosn--A grades dull.
there being scarcely demand, prices favored
purchasers. though they we're not quotably lower.
There sold 700 bbls strained 81 IS $50 within
the range OF az 10 2 ~ FOR No g 81 50 3 80 No.
81 70 ~ Is for pale, and 80 50 for extra pale
dow glass. There change in the prize OF Wilmington
which WAS aIoled ~ xstbout aa.s mo-
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The following table shows the highest and loves;
prices OF The leading stocks during The day:--
GOVERNMENTS HEAVY.

The government list was fraction lower In some
of the older in consequence of the decline in
gold The changes were unimportant and the
market closed steady folows:-United States
currency skies, Ill lll4; do, 1881, registered,
1884 ia; do. do, coupon, ll31 ia; DO. five
tweniies, registered, May and November. 1851 a
1887; dc. do, 1862, coupon, do, 1925 l127s do.
do, 1894, DO do, lllt4 ma; do. do, 1856. do.
do, Ii1% lli5s; do. do., registered, January and
July, 11oA 1895; do. do. 1896, coupon, do 1lo4
ll0%; do. do, 1867, do. d., li05a HOY; do.
do, 1868, do. do, 1908 103.; do. ten-fortics,
registered, 1868 a los.; do, do, coupon 1862. a
1867.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from
three per carrying TO 1-64 for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows-
Gold cleared. $9s 93s, 900
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 2S46,O2I
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 3,495590
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THE cox.GRANT IMBRoGLIo.
why Grant Published the Letters.-'
The MCGarrahan Case.

The MCGarTahan Case.
Lorrsspoa aIGaete Of lie Journal Of Commerce.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
The public generally and Government
officials particularly, were greatly sur
Drised this morning at the causes which
appear by the published correspondence
between the President and MI. Cox, 10
have led 10 the rupture between those
gentlemen. Every one seemed TO bo o.
opinion that their publication was IN Ill
advised movement on the part of the
President, bnt different feeling Seems
to obtain sinccit Is stated by sdnlGot Mr.
CoX's friends that iC tho President had moi
published them ut lIn carly day Mr. Cox
would have done so. The Presidents
friends maintain thai tho publication ol
the two letters rendering and accepting
tho resignation was an act OF deliberate
Intention upon the part Of Mr.. Cox 10 In
lure the President in the eyes ct the peo'
plo By conveying the, impression that he
hud given himself over 10 political cor
rupti6n and he"Indian Ring. The publ.
clitOn Of those letters, It Is claimed, did
iniurC the President greatly In the estima'
tiHn Or his friends. A few days since, Gf'
ter the interviews with prominent poll
ticiuns, the President said lie did not In
tend To publish an explanation, and II was
evident then that nd meant what he said.
But his advisers induced him y change
his mind, partly on the rQaFesenta ti6n that
Mr.. COxwpuld publish tic lettcrSg ~
Tic McGarrnllan claim becomes once
more notorious BY these letters, and the
claimant will probably either gain or lose
II ut au carly dny. Mr.sCOx's lctter,rcadS
like an appeal for tho New 1drfa Mining
Company. lie would be as likely 10 err
In Judgment concerning the case, nsl able
juristS like Judges 0tIn az bingham and
VIM. L. I.nTrcnceOl, Ohio James /. VII
sOli. Of Iowa, +. +. Woodbridge Of Yer.
mont, NOnh Davis, Of New York ard Mr.,
EldridgC Of Wisconsin, who in the Judi
ciary Commiheept the House of, Repre-
sentalivGs took an entirely different view
after weeks Of argument Mr. Wilson
mndC a report from TINT committee during
the 4Oul Congress, in Q document going
over the whole case and showing con
cluSivcly TINT MCTNFrah0n wAs entitled to
all Ie asked. II Is asserted that MIR. Nc
Garalran has made bargains with persons
whose MD he desired. If this Is true, the
sooner II becomes known tho better. On
the other hand it, Is. said that tho New
Idria Mining Company, hacked by tic
Bank oIE California, tie most, I5wertul
monopoly on tic Pacific coast, have been
using immense SUMS Of money u accom-.
pIish lheir purpose. And IL would be well
to test the truth Of that statement. Here
il mn excellent chance for congressional
investigation.
There is u curious feature in this case
tolnd in the fact that Senators Stewart
NyC, and the whole Pacific coaSt dclega'
ti0n, who follow the direction Of the Cali
fornia bank influence, haYe personally H.
tcrlerGl against McGNrrdhan. A law d
Congress prohibits Congressman from net
Ing ny attorneys in such casea There Is
another point Tor tho investigating com
miltec's attention,
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New YORK CatlIe Market.

NEw YORK, November II.
BxEvEs-Thc weather Ia warm and tho market
Clutted again with S,IGO cattle We have to-day
los eaFs Rt l00th street; 90 bAVOshAwk ken and u
At tCommanipaw, nnking. ., 800 head, DFoTsr1
have OvcFtaxCd tho marked aud the gain Of Fiji
day 10 lost. Tho cloSe IA harder than last Monday
aud shmO hundreds Of cattle Ara lott oVcF. The
uuRllty ls moreover I.t00 Texans for tho week
and $50 State. Tho cattle arc mostly thin; few o.
the best went Al 14c; tho hulk Of tho whole sale
OF cattle ut I9X6bi4c; Texan COWS and steers al
S0lOc, but many unSOld; tho market averaged 4
shade over I3c. 4 lot OF 90 Canada AtccES, ~
cwl, sold at iIGRi2c; IS coarse eWt Kentucky al
l9%c; 90 Ohio stock cattle, 9H cwt, at ioc: 30 q,
OK CWt TCxans at ike: y prime Kentucky
grades, SX cwt, at l49i6; 30 indiana, 100 gross
At g. {.
Tho market IL extremely hard. thousands hold
Ing over. Tho bulk Of the stock Of sheep sold al
4diHe; extra At &c; lambs at hItSc; sales cArt
o. Ohio sheep, = pounds, At 4e; Gears Of "
pounds ut INc: car OF State, 80 pounds, At DC; 4
few CAuadaS, q pounds at &c.
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