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HORSE NOTES.

Mr.. Thomas p. wallaces horse Henry, the winner
Of she Free Tor All Purse at Fleetwood Park on Sat-
urday last, Is by Magma Charta, dam celebrated
fourmle runner, by Glencoe. Henry will be eight
years old the 10Th day OF next December christmas
Day. He was bred and raised in Kansas and was
brought up by hama.
Mr.. wallace has changed the name OF his sorrel
gelding Joe wno has record Of 2:25l4) to that Of
Triumph, Dy which name ne win be called hereafter.
Mr.: Garrison has q very fast and stylish mare by
george M. Patchen, dam Thoroughbred male, that
great Things are expected OF next year, wnen sne
wll be put on The turf. She Is Drown, i5x hands,
r. J. Anderson mas o very fast roam mare he uses
for the road, that can step 81 clip, and Is very
Mr. Crevellins has q very promising colt by Nor
ril; he Il a CHESTNUT oi me action and one oil the
Mr.. David Bonner Is driving MS fine gray Oily on
the road. She ls by Edward Everett, dam the dam
Lottery ana Is a very promising n,s 5 So young mare
known on the road, TO q brother in Connecticut,
wnerc he wlll llye IN clover the rest oi ms Life.
Quaker has been tried and faithful servant.
MIR. NJ. McGowaa mas very tine i0ur -year-old,
151s, bay stallion. BY Edward Everett. dam Star
finest IN the country. The stallion has never pecn
regularly trained, but can trot mile in 2:40 and
The love OF norses seems to be on the increase
with New iorkcrs, judging from the TACT that all the
stables are fun to oyerhowing. the largo boarding
stables nave tie many OF their boarders out on tne
floors, and tue owners OF some horses consider
at ALL
Spinal meningitis still prevails to some extent
and occasionally claims Tor victim valuable ami
mai accustomed to good care; so IL would that
Indifferent board and lodging nave little to do with
the contraction OF this disease. some veterinarians
assert that 1t aecis the constitution OF many
SO that they are OF little value after having dis
ease, even II apparently iuy recovered from Its
efects.
me roads are IN capital condition, causing all the
r0adite5 10 express themselves in grateful terms for
the care and attention bestowed upon them.
Thc well known trotting horses Harry Harley,
Pluto and Denmark are soourniug at Fleetwood
Park.
Horsemen are at present greatly exercised over the
question Of which the proper ana best way OF shoe
ing Our hard roaus multiply diseases OF the
feet in ali alarming way; so it Is q question that
aiects the pockets OF all morse owners, ana they
naturally desire speedy solution OF II.
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The SUICIDE OF MIS- MtPE
ii1s Csarae;sr Uabietnisa-.,


The body OF the young woman who dict la St
Lukc's Hospital has been positively Identified as
that Of Miss Alice Mapes, whose home was ut Middle
TOWN. Orange county, " Y. Miss Mapes had reia-
tves In This city with whom she IN the habit OF
spending much o. her time while in the city. The
report OF the surgeon az st. Lukes Hospital
that deceased was encgfue proves 10 ne Incorrect,
q post-morteM examination made by Dr. Malsn,
showing cOncustyely that deceased was not preg-
nant and never had been. Dea,h resulted from
opium poisoning. Alter admission TO the hospital
deceased admitted tnat sne had taken poison the
day previous ard that her life Was saved by two or
three physiciang bur TO DC sure OF success, she on
Saturday took repeated doses OF lauianum. Miss
Mapes had been In the habit OF taking laudanum
TO nay acute neuralgia pan5. Coroner iOung
Will hold an inquest III the case. Relatives Will
claim the reclalns for nern,ut. She was twenty
Ave years or age anL a native of New lorK.
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Wheat fairly active both for speculation ana export.
81 ~. s.,S XXX
sss4sssi5s' @ Nj a1assss, s'aS 'ssns
q sss sIss FOR s%Ss,, ss 10, fancy r..
See SSse o nGs % soles @ 49, ID M 2.
of yellow IL nc mixed 70 srss las hail Of
no,e ssss so sssSc al Sc Sc al sios. y: sss
r @ @ 81 q or s pcs Mss
bid Tor Fay Vulnte; sales S6 UOJ bushels.
day, sni rates in all instances without peeep,bc
petroleum. athonsn there was some INQUIRY Tor vssses Tor
rran THIS closed were a. aoou. tormsr rates ae
40 Soa.s bacon, 1ss 40 Ssrses lard. 1s; %
's ~ = r. "a 'rss Ssis;
by sai 4 o1bushels grain, part IN BAGS a. Sd Sool
10 Hamburg direct asoo Ubls refined petroleum. S. 3D.
German 500 6bls refined pe,r ,sum voyage
the United Kingdom, l.5oo obls. re6nei pe.roei 3D.
InEs.-There was scarcely any movement, and prices
were aoou. nominal a, last quotations
posed Of 50 Dp.a New Orleans were sold 70 ,he trade Il
SAv%l M sToass s spirits urpenslns was rather wsas.
closing !; S, s:e &c per gallon $40 p1s SOD 4 Sc
y -
ms s s9'' s S5 Wsnsoa % Oar % Il sTs .1s
tb. Wilmington was sparlnglv offered at s4
N sa.ss and Hs SSi: The sisss q sss Shsliss
crude cotton were neglected and
PnovrsIoNs Receipts Pork. . paeksses; b,sf s,si
The Ss' very qs bus
sss%Ss sssSs. xoss q sno quoted a.
70; aa
s'rsSr and ns e
Sell Sales $50 erees prime wsi.srn steam, sc and
ss & ss 10 .ss s.sy sso' n % @
far ss but
ior The . S6I., $40 Sor oia
ss prime and sis 90 g. ips,sa aSsa msss
~ a qs SHs sss " sD
moderate call for smoked meat which sparinsy
and At s,s . :sssa ssegs
sUs s es an n sa demand ana
sS' wa. quiet but
s. 0 ss % s .ss ss .ss,
any inquiry quoted isae. Case cl renamed daI and
ta s The
Es%S n x o ~s & As sIf
o. an1s a. a Ss SS y. S for s
!S,ns ,m,r Su! sus SS.es a g q upper and q
a out ss we're reported o & ss
fncd standard white FOR last half OF onth al a4c ship
p'FS RioH~onIy moderate ,oDeIns demand rre.a,a bu.
fsSns RSsooa q ss csroas per Fss ' o'
SSs.
likc. Timothy nominal at 81 s5 g.
suaaR-The market rather dull aud somewhs It
ns ma ss SdSs Ss and
pry..s terms. Refined was :sssdy y is.s ii IoI
lated We quote ;=cuba- Inferior % common re-
gooo to prime rchnns 9{c skc fair TO good grocery,
gic sesci prime 70 choice grocery, sAc lcc cen
has: and NIB oorss a 7c &c msa9o $c ska ia,
70 L. exc a9kc.; do, - TO is roc do, 70 is
ntc lLsc. do, ~ 10 l21c. al2Sc do, white lac
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The 1O1IOWMK tHDie SHOWS tHe NlEne5t anu I0WeE
prlces OF the principal stocks during the day.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL

The Southern list was generally duIl. The only
important features were q sudden rise to 64h, an
advance OF 3H per cent In the Virginia coDsols and
q relapse IN South Carolina July bonds to 35h. Tue
Virginia bonds were In Sudden demand, on reports
that the State election will doubtless result In
favor OF the old conservative party, whose
interests lie in the direction Of q more econ
omical administration Of the State finances.
The following were the closing street quotations.
Tennessee, ex coupon, 90 q odK; do. new,
65A o 66h; Virginia ex coupon, SO co; do.
registered stock old, 40 81; do. axes, consoli-
dated, 64k 64A; do. slxes deferred scrip, 2516
21; Georgia skies, 76 so; do. sevens,
81 90; North Carolina ex coupon, 81
SO; do. funding, 1858, 20 80; do. do, 1853,
% q %: do new 10 q 20; do. special tax, l5 IL;
Missouri sizes, 94sz %; do. Hannibal and St
Joseph, SO a 80: Louisiana skies, G5 70; do. new,
GO a 62; DO. levee sixes, IS a 81; do do. ciQnts,
rs s0 DO do. cghs, 1875, 75 so do. Penitcntlary
sevens, 62 q 20; do. railroad eights, 75 so; Ala.
oama nves, 81 20; do. elghts, es 100; do. eights.
Montgomery and Eufala Railroad. 90 %; South
Carolina skies. IS; do new, January and July.
35h q 80; do do. April and october, 33,a "a;
Arkansas skies, funded, 80 S.
COMPARISON OF THB IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports exclusive OF spe-
Gle at the port Of New York Tor the week ending
November 4, and since the beginning OF the year.
1862 1870. 1871.
Dry goods ..... 81, 800 $1,913,9B S2,0lS,S35
General mdse... 2,422, Ill 1856, ,l40 4,446, 32o
For the week. S4052, 42o s5,212,0sO $6,465, 16O
Prev reported. 24S 460,o80 249 6o9 700 81 53 $50
Since JAM L.. $685. $40 1854 $50 S32z 990 no
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The earnings Of the Toledo Wabash and Western
Railroad compare as f0llOws:-
October, 1871 5000, 2o5
OctoDer lS70.......... 40l, 2s3
increase. $l4s gl2
The total increase from January to November 1
was 81, ,0S5 91k
The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
road Company compare as follows:-
January TO November l, 1871. ..... ...tl 1927
January to November ], l87o........... I,l33,s70
increase Observation-Disclosures. $2l4,Sj7
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
the following were the bids for the railroad
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The quotations. based on cotton running IN qla not
o grade above the gr. q,ioted,
The receipts at the ports up avsstoa, M;
New OreRns 346 Mobile, 5000; Savannah, $3.50; Charles
sll wiminston. 473 Norfolk a4s3 BALTIMORE, 1856;
New fS q s's i,. 'oson S e @ sos s rss ,o DAY s.
ireshs foreign ports closed folowsTo LIVERPOOL by
steam, regular shps I'd. 7l6d. outside scaners 5l6i
ssd by SAIL ~. 6i6d 70 avre by steam, lc gold sail,
~; - nemonrs % oy steam; d Smprssssd' 70 Brsmen
u 10. gold.
bushels; bushels corn meal bo bbs and
46 bags VI 900 bushes rye 20C bushels barley 5000
bushels. The Hour dull, prices whous
decided chang. The aiout bis nonr
S5 25 for supertne Corn meal in good demand
at lc prices Sales as bb r SO Western
yellow %s 20 for do white 50 30 for Brdndvwnc, 81 Tor
BecSer's caorc, and - Coles county 40 sacks
Sou.l .le,n nj pe al Wc uuo
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l00 bales 10 For future
delivery (bass mddlingl the saes been toll
lows After report Saturday evening eo a. &c.,
at IL bl6e 5 At lssc 6oj at ~ bite, l0O 1t i,ac 40 at
IL o6c. 0 at SMc 100 At rlIc ny go at losc,
2O0 10 9l5c 2J ~ Sc 100 at Sc $40 ut lS 9lGc, 100
as lS9sc February $40 a ls,sG 6oo at \ sidc March.
free board savannah. 500 At 7ssc Total g2eo bales.
To-day November 100 At lscs 100 at Il s6c loj =,
q slsc 200 a. 2o at Ie,sc, log at IS eiSe, 500
ls.sc, 40 10 7lsc. OJ a. 1sc: 10 at Isac: 40 al
u '6c lgc at u iy At u -l6c i@ at lSc january
q lS sc: 100 a. sSc 100 at IS iiSc ebraary. at
4Uo Ct is.c; Apr, lug at ls,tc 100 at ~ ssc, 200
average quotations Saturdays forward deliveries were
November, 10 lvc. December, 1871 January is 4Sc.;
February, 76c: March, IJc April, lg.25c. We quote
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EXTENSIVE FIRE.
NEARLY A BLOCK DESTROYED.
Buildings Burned and Losses
Sustained.

IRE broke out yesterday morning in the pre-
misses occupied BY Jackson Steinmetz moulders,
OF 2al and $50 East Forty-second street, which COM
pletey destroyed the building. The estimated loss
- $4,000. Insured for $4,000 IN the London, Liver
pool and other companies.
Thomas Duny, who occupied the third moor as Q
moulding machine shop, lost $4,000 and was In
sured for $40 0uu in the Andes Company OF Gin
cannau and the Franklin, Of Philadelphia.
About an hour after the IRE started fresh breeze
sprang up which took the names tn 237 and c39
Rast Forty-second street. These buildings were
occupied by John Mckenzie and George Wcyder as
moulding nlill LOSS and insurance not YET asccr.
taincd
A two story frame house. No. 7s9 Second avenue,
the property OF James Muvaney, next caught nre
1t was occupied by Michael Hogan as q shoe store
on the ground floor, and basement on the first moor
ny William Londie, as q tailor. The injury done to
the building and the losses sustained by tie in
hAbitants have not yet been ascertained.
Another two story frame house. also the property
Of James Mulvaney and occupied by Patrick White
~ . harness mandatory and by r. Stumer Gig ar
manufacturer, was burned. Stumar was the only
person In the heuse that was insured. He had q
policy In the B0wery Insurance Company for 81, 500
the WIND increasing. the fire spread to the four
story brick building No 795 Second avenue, bring
% the unfortunate inhabitants. This was tone
ment house, and crammed to Its utmost limits with
. poor population, who MADE every effort to save
. portion OF their valuables from the rush.
Sng namea Men, women and children dashed
into the streets, carrying with them almost
every conceivable article OF household furniture
and clothing that they had picked up the hurried
Alght from inevitable death.
The first moor Of the ho7se was used by Frank
Fell as bakery. He was insured for $2,5oo on Ills
stock and 900 on the fixtures Of his establish
ment. The building was insured in the Pacific In
surance Company for $4,000. The night OF the
tenants was precipitate and uncalled for, as the
engines soon checked the confiagration, and the
actual loss 10 1t was trinlng.
The house No. Te7 second avenue, belonging TO
Mrs. Brown, was severely damaged, though the
actual loss Is not yet known The FIRST Moor was oc-
cupted hy Mrs. Dalch as . dry goods store and
TRIMMING ESTABLISiMENr.
inc two story brick building NO. 100 Second
avenue, belonging TO William Lewis, was touched
by the fire, but not seriously damaged. The first
floor OF this place was occupied by Peter Carroll as
IN oyster saloon, who sustained but triiing loss
ync tire is supposed to have been caused by the
eSsnesS OF some person on the first door OF jackson
Stelnmetzs building, where 1t originated, and
out Great fears were entertained tnat the entire
oI0ck would succumb. The fire brigade, however,
was soon upon the spot and their efforts alone
saved It. At one time o large silk factory on the
corner OF F0rty-second street seemed destined to be
eaten up. but the wind changing, II was saved.
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DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.

Woman Iries 10 Drown Herself White Crass.
ing the River.
AS tne HoboSen ferfyboat James Rn nscy was
crossing from barclay stleet last evening, a woman
named Annie Thomason, aged thirty three years.
was seen to attempt to imp over tine rails into the
water several passengers. VINO mad wlthesScd
her strange movements saved her ana conveyed
her safely TO i0boken where Oiiicer Mcponell took
ner custody ami conve,e1 her to tile 9oiitc sta
lion. The woman was evidently iusiHe. AZ r11tely
crying ana uttering shriek50 'augntcr. she has
slster al the AlmsnOuse IN BrOOklln.
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CALVARY CEMETERY.
NEw YORK, NOV. 0, ls7I

INV YORK, Nov. Q, 1871.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
You have done noble work In calling attention
in your issue OF sunday last TO the shameful neglect
OF Calvary Cemetery. Now, Mr.. Editor. can you
not call attention to the Cemetery Of the Holy Cross
Flatbush. L. L. the burial ground for tn, Catholics
OF BROOKLYN After an absence OF four years vtsi-
ted the cemetery last week, and the same In every
respect can be said OF 1t Of Calvary The entrance
10 the ground Is characterized the appearance OF
number or pauper graves, and the nOrtuary chapel
Is disgrace " any civilized community.
A BROOKLYN RESIDENT
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THE MILITARY OCCUPATION OF CHICAGO.

ST. LOUIS, NO., Nov. g. 1871.
special despatch from Springfield, Ill, states
that the defence Of General Sneridans military 0c.
cupatlon OF Chicago seems to res; the plea OF
necessity II Is not generally known. yet it Is true
that the Adjutant General Of the state, expert
enced SOLDIER reached Chicago the day after tine 1rc
with $50 picked men, under order from Governor
Palmer to enforce the laws ana to preserve order;
and that under the advice and direction Of General
Sheridan ana Mayor Mason ne returned home with
his men because there was no necessity for them.
Alter this the regiment OF which Governor Palmer
complains was organized and calico into service.
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VIEWS OF faE PAST.

NOVEMBER 7.
1870 Engagements at Posly St Laurent des Bots
and ut Merchenoir, near orleans, resulted Id
iav0r Of the French.
lSol-Port Royal, 5. G., taken Dy the expedition
under General sherman and Commodore
DupOlt--Battlc OF belmont, Miss; the Union
forces under General Grant at nrst oDtaincu.
advantage over the forces OF the rebel GenoIs'
Pillow but the latter having been Ieiniorcou,
thew were compel ed 20 leave the held.
1a1I-Ilaft,c OF TfDpecan0e; Indians defeated %
General uarris0ns tro0p&
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
un,C.pw.t Five o,r.ock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REp0R :.

MONDAY. Nov. G-BP. NJ
C0yFEE-The market somewhat irre.ul,r conse-
quen upon the different construction placed upon
Rio Janero aavices, buyers consderus TO GO
favorable There transactions in Rio. An invoice
Of Costa Rica changed hands private terms
CoTros.-The market only moderately active owing
the extreme Of Sellers generally demanded
advance OF lac per h. for all grades business was
progress nture delivery advance Il isc per 10.
The sales reported on Change w 8 foiow4:-
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

The government list was quiet and steady, prices
exhibiting hardly ripple Of change. the follow.
inG were the closing street quotatlons:-U United
States currency sixes 1l111 Ills; do. do, 1884,
registered, 1864 1l6A; do. do, coupon, 1l6X q
1l0al; do. nvetwenties, registered. May and Novem.
ber, 1l1H llln; do. do, 1882 coupon, do, 11lM
l11Z; do. do, 1854, 10. do, INK 111k; do. do,
1895, DO. do., ll1X 112; do. do, registered
January and July, l1Sk 113%; DO. do. 1885,
coupon do, l13s llsx; do. do.. 1867, do do,
113H ia; do. do, 1858, do. do, 1l3H q ll3A:
do ten-forties registered 100 q l09k; do. do,
coupon, l09A q 109H.
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was dull, but very strong,
prices on light volume Of business slowly improv-
ing, until at the close The advance ranged from II
az per cent-the latter extreme being reached by
Lake Shore, which sold at l03H, and closed with
that price bid for more. The dealings IN Lake
Shore were somewhat confused early in the day,
after the separation OF the scrip, and for time
some Of the "lightnlnG calculators" among the
brokers made handsome profits by buying the old
stock and selling the equivalent in new stock
and scrip, which were worth. together,
as much as one per cent more than the stock,
"privllege on.n Very naturally the prontab,eness
OF this employment brought IN 80 many tradesmen
that competition killed the profits, ana stock
new stock and scrip at last found their common
level The board Will call the old stock after to-
day. but % In the case OF New York Central, leave
the brokers 10 deal In 1t until the books close. The
books have not been closed as yet owing to the In
ability Of the Trust Company TO make the transfers.
Pacific Mail was weak and declined TO 45.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICEs.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the principal stocks during the day.
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IoSDoS MoNKy MARKET.-LONDoN, Nov. Ga 30 PM.-s
Sonsos closed es Tor money and g for the .ccoun
usted & states hvewcnv bonds, los2, SlA; 1856. old, s
1857, 70 4; ten-forues scL.
PAEIs BosRsy-PARis. Nov. e-P. M.-Rentcs closed ~
FRANEFoRT Bou Nov. GA. NJ United
stars yeweny bonds opened at % for the Issue or 1e6A
LvkRPoOI. COTTON MARKET-LfvRRPOoL, NOV. k-
40 r: A. Tue cotton mare cios,d quiet and ssadv Mid:
unnS uianhs ssd; miiding Orleans gnd. Tho sales Of
and
LrvKRrooL PROVISIONS sMAEKrr.-LrvERroog, Nov. d.
evening" rosn nrmar at I'D. 13d spirits
pcntin~, bis
LoJpos PRoDucr MAnxRr-LoSDoS, Nov 6-Tai
low, s6-. 6d per cnt. for
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STANDARD Nos. to "a 7Sc. g. JavA-Dusch standard.
peri0r, 731c. $40.
SrRAhisn vas In good demand and steaiy rhe sales
aagTeGAts shout DO tIerees ~ Ioh for prime.
TALLOw coutinns. active aud nrn. The sales comprise
about I6u,OO0 Ibs. t9{c for bbls. hhds.
wHrskKy-- Receipts, ~ bhs Ths quet and
entirely There plenty OF buyers sGc s1c
bux qrn
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PROBABLE MURDER.

A woman named Mary Kenly afty-nve years OF
age, and living at o. Greenwich street, got into ON
alteration yesterday with Margaret Ryan, who lives
IN tho same house, and threw teacup ct her, frac-
turing her skull. The wounded woman was taken
70 Park Hospital, ana but slight hopes are enter
tanned OF her recovery. MA kenD mas been Ar
rested.
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TIE FUHD FOR TEE FIaE VICTIMS.

The following additional sums were on Saturday
received at the HERALD oflce tor Chicago
Contribution to the Chicago Relic. Fund by tho
Employees Of e. 8. higgins & Co., Carpet
Factory, Foot Of West FOrty-third Street,
New York.
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Collected by Chamber Of Commerce.
MIR. A. A. Low, Treasurer Of the Committee OF the
Chamber Of Commerce for the relief Of the sufferers
by the fires NJ Chicago and IN the Northwest ac-
knowledges receipt Of the following additional SUD-
scrptions since r. M. OF october 81 to same tme
November -
ar. ..,.:::r..;. sioo %
fremont PresbyterIan church, through John j.
csnrse Il. Mcrran FOR Michigan and wsconiin. 20
bach aw
+. NJ, Paris, France 10
e. NJ, New York, for Michigan ana wisconsin 90
b. X, Tor wisconsin, 1W 70
ASM %issos:i:. s" - ;.::::.y: 1873
a:::s: a::s:s, s,ss :; ssiss: i;; Sc
A u. Sicnasr SSSn snS 10
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CATTLE MARKET.

The market beef cattle nrmsr prices ranging
loc TO iSc Hogs steady ~ 4c. &c. The rcceps
were about 800 CATTLE
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wsser, Co.. fo, ch,o.eo spd Nor.hw,s. ~ %
WoS ,sHy rors 70, 1Nsxs York; iS:is ssSco for
Michigan and Wiseonsis. is....................... No
Elias Wade, Jr through Beebe Brother. half for ~ -
Chicago half for Michigan and wisconsn-...... lW
Total ..... 1918 q
previously renorted. . " " ......... :. s73,577 ~
Grand total by Chamber OF Commerce. ....SGl7sS 80
Thc employees OF the Commissioners OF Emigra-
ton, Wards Island, have subscribed 5000 In aid
OF the Michigan and Wisconsin sufferers.
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TRoTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

FLEETWOOD PARK, Nov. 8.-SwecpstaKes $40o,
mile meats, best three In five, In harness.
JOnn Murphy entered b. III. Lady Sears 80.
II. Casey enlercd br. g. David Bonnor...... 2 2
]. Dugrey entered b. m. Fanny Lambert. DIR.
]. Collins entered blk. m. Lady Wheeler. -. dr..
TIME.
Quarter. HI2c NLe
First neat. t............... " l:l51a 2:40
Second heat. ............ 37M 1I51, 2:43
Tnird heat. ............. 3Sn 1:16H 300
SANE DAY.-Match $500, mile heats, best three In
five, In harness.
p Nance named 9. g. St. Elmo. Paid forfeit
Il Daniels named b: M Topsy. Received forfeit
SAME DAY. Match 500, mile heats, IN harness.
B. Daniels named b. M TOpsy. .................I l
p. Nance named b. 9. Newton. On................. 2 2
TIMB.
quarter. HdL Mise.
flrBL Heat. VI l.Zl Z:44
Second neat....... .-... 40 1:i9 2:361s
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from q
per cent for carrying to per cent for borrowing
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were
as fOll0ws-
Gold cleared. $32 30s. 0C0
Gold balances. 2,460. 735
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 2,S32. .4gI
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THE RAILROAD BONDS.

Tne following were the bids for the railroad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-29
KU-KLUK.

A short time since We printed extracts
from North Carolina paper, showing that
the Ku-Klux of that State were Ra1icals
and LOYAL Lesguers. We are now in pos
session Of information that Just befo; e the
late GubernatoIiaI election In this State, q
Ku-Klux outrage was perpetrsted near
Hollow Rock, and that the parties were
Radicals; two of whom were in the Federal
army. Two years or more ago masked
gentleman was circulating through Colum-
bia, Tenn. as we have been informed, and
on his being unmarked he was found to be
a Radical candidate for Sheriff of Msury
county. So it goes. Ere long there will
be the most convincing proof that there
were never any Ku-Klux, except in the in
tersst Of Observation-Disclosures Z en1l. }
Courier, Jan. 26.