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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEw -ToRk..".........

PORT or NEW -7oRK.... ..........,...........Sov l.
CLEARED
steamship Doaaoa Walker Norfolk, CITY Poa', &c. Oh Do
~ sso GHne Sesn Chester and Wilmington De Abbott
Steamship Beverly. Pierce, philadelphia -
Ship Lob Ses Brh Melsljah1 G.lssow Henderson Bros
Bt 4s afA Bal. Ps' Fusco ' coeI or Fo A,s
Is ORION Ilumb corE or Fanoa,h' Tee9' Boik@anH.
4nlaihf Soh Seaeeu Cork for orders fanSs 5e Co Co
i,s P'voqite Grj Due Iarblloes H. Trovhhges
BhE Bnarel lBrl MeCuiey LEeTgo0l j. r h.aey Go.
ser ~ stevens (Br Edgett Harvey y B. PL Eyus Sons
seAr sAle Ba'eman Ba'emAa heai-oAi va L'AA Dan 70
ARRIVED.
Steamship cy q Ausia Ed1d{f S,spa c Oct " VA Key
Steamship JaeHto, Hazard Savannah VII" % and pass to '"
Steamship Zodiac Chaplin Morhead CITY N c. with mdse and pass
stesmsbp wamsutta Fsh Eev.Beifor ne and pass
Se.p OH dominion Iou. Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk,
with mdse and pas 70 Old Dominion SteamhpCO.
steamship Faa Doaae. Phla-epa WITH mise aue pass to Lonl'
ssnp ateras Lawrence Norfolk With nie and pass to Old
Big Frank Glars oi Dlmarsco. Martin Savannah Oct 49, With
ser Promenaer Davidson of and days Windsor n S. with
sef Sarah Beruce f aIach Proctor lusquash NJ b. days
scEI 4aclla tsr) Pooe John N B. 4dar, with lumber.
Al, Herbert Gloucester Bli,a 5. Potter, Boston
john sn' chid sSn Portland CT la isyls SofT6
r p Gbei Providence. WIN. 0. Irsh, Providence.
T. A. Heath, bridgeport
SAILED.
Steamships Isaac Bell for Richmond bHE Daisy for Gbraiar Pa
yorite, Barbadoes l.. Warren, for CaruenaA
MIND-SundoSn. W. S. Wi clelT
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LEwE DEL Nov. L-Saled. bhs Harriet and Ca both for New.
York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN 1.-The Canar Line steamships Cuba Noodle,
from Oct o. and Siberia, Harrison from Boston Oct 2
both for LIVERPOOL arrived here today tho former at and the
latter at II a.
MoyIIIE 1.-The Anchor Line steamship Europe, Campbell
nom New.York Oct 49, for Glasgow. arrived here to-day.
MEMORANDUM.
sch Mary Anna steemAn from south Amboy for EewHayen
which sprung the Sound 27h ut and beache be-
tween aud Bridgeport has been gotten of by the wreekng
John Fuller and taken into bridgeport without the loss Of any
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corfos MARKETS.

tov.vlrr Nov icot,ou quiet eayi MddIins' le'si -
BilrEoSs nov COTTON du stdns,, Isle net rcesp': 10
balesi gross receipt, 2O bae erporseosEse' ,S is. 20.
l5Sbacs; eIporo Britain 59 bales eossi'e Sol bses
wLsiScIos NOV s ' s .,s. Is bss s.oes 5a
bslesi weekue. receipts o baes eIpOr'S-eoa''"'e ~ '
CSciss,Ti Nov. l. Cotton dull Mddlns' IOei receipts 81
bales; shipments l<8 b,les, stock 1854 bales
PiLApELPHlI Nov. Cotton Gae Mddlng' zoe weekly net
MOBILE Nov 4Cotton weak Good Ordinary lac Low Mddggs
re Mddhngs M net reeels 20 sassi p.Irst re-
esiots II $50 bales; 100 bales sses 500 bales
PEoyDEScE Nov L-CotIonSe receipts Of the "eA' 40 ''s
BciTGs Now co''on quei MddIng' ao net receipts =. g
bales gross 1119 bales eIporO Great Britain, % bales ''e''
TPsTo Nov co.ion eay Low M&Hag lslslsf5 ,, ne!
reeps ls5 sa S9 aa s1ss 'ass
CnAaIfsroS Nov Cotton dn MddHur,, lo9lsi' ne, r..
ceips as5 bi eITo-oosStw 2O8 bales sales 800 balesi
G0A $40 bales Teesly-se receipts, iiO .I 9e POO S,I.
Ay.sSAg Nov Lotion quiet 0d1arh isfi Good
bc Low sspots To ne doStaeu i256 b,es cos,rc S
bales, sales ia bales; oeE l'i4 bales veeEyn receipts. ~
6S2iIas; Goa iTise 100 bales sales 1891 bales. ,.e
Lows Nov SO firm, tE hdaas l IA use. receipts 90
macon nov LCOion sieadyi Madhag E3e wsekreeesP s4
i22 Jasi pmt, $50 bales stoe-lo7 1910 bales 49, 'O''
bales ~, c.,,,. An ~, ,,. ,ttn,r, 1s,c r.ceip,.
5 5T blt, N sSphea S' 5se r,ee3is S %
l5 bales, wstyTeeept, iosJ bae shipments, 1914 bSe'i
CorUMnU, lcoiqu qmet Mddinp, lac receipts 2Ss
Ss ss, i i7E 2 so9 bale. .' '-'''' '-',
AUGUSTA, Nov Cotton easyi hgAngs hte az -
bso.i sales 19 bazi stokl 1865 talesi Isz 1851 DAls'
Weeky-uet receipts. bales; 'sles $500 bae3 n,
NASHVILLE Noy. lCOtton duhi hddlngs, net receipt
bi shipments. 2i9 bales' s,oeE-o'l 1880 bales ~ |''
bales
MONTGOMERY Nov Coon qUiet low MdIhngs, n2 reee ps
sac baes shImcn 32Ot easi sock-lS WV Dae' i''I
1913 bales. ., , IRA
sFta Nov ICotton-Reepts 2J70 bsesi sbipneas'' los
bales stoek-i85l, 650 blesi 1872, 5,2ll hseA go ,,,r
Iac; Ordinary 4t76 hasi gross t,5 tsie
oits-to Greet Brru 1910 bales; the Continent OF oss
coassse, 333 bales sale last evening 100 bales stock IuSo4,
bales; weky-net et' So baesi a. ~ bAesi elos
Bdtsn 1856 baes 70 the Continent 44 balcsi COAST
Wis., 1908 hlles saes 70 900 bales $40 -.
stock ID
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DECIsIONs-Nov.1.

Supreme Court h4mbers-By Judge Inoraham.-
HARM. gt Rush st fas couls. 6TOyeeel q a. agt
DAVIS ct aL-Noon granted Auecl Bb,c society az Stark e a.
Motion rrauel banl,rI Huntington e alsee nel Of de-
sou) wilkins hll.cA1tOu at.ci toriasI az cornish
Motion FuniaL Gilman at UlHlan-Iolon n tLel J-eo9g
granted Davis receiver ltlr and oTahoton
gated on payment default motion. Monahn agt Do
-Bot mari e. n their drgs Ak 81 tie Iaruerlp
rrest ard proper Go, such receiver shoul be appointed
Ilsf99er AIT Wht-otOn granted Murphy Duncan e. al
ero OF 4fcree confirmed ihs matter Of tie petition of lrarz
KeI4e-Hotoa g1aad Barry Fhe Equsbie Life Assurance
Standardization denied with leave 10 renew.
ByJaize Fsuchep Ct al agt PsMoton dened and stay o.
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The matter Of zip WaAM3lon grated unless The assessment be
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Nv Jpdge Irra-Loventhal AIT WoLlioon denied anil IN
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b. Jalgs Brady.-Moores at. e. alOrler settled.
Superior Corrf-Special Ie7n-By Judge Scdgwick.
Rel at RishThe aprlcauon sholl fuiT ns
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MOlol Gegied.
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DEPARTURE or FOEEIGN MAILS.
stTrRnAY. Nov. >.

FfTURDAf, nov. ?. =
Fer British Mn Queenstown and Liverpool ~ the steamship
A,uc nails a. u 70 Supplementary Ma. closed 90 white
at steamship i:jJ Ate star
Dock. Pav1uia Ferry Jersev CITY. . o..
IA Letters deposited in Supplementary Mails be pcpcI with
double TotRe.l -
Mor toaHoH Of Europe vi, SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen per
ftarp Icmanu y n. No SuDHientlr Nsi steam.
slim s.s at D. M iron Pier foot Of TmrGf. HI10ken
Dc, Garra- Prntn closed Mail sent bT TINS Inc
Nas Tor France per steamship Wellington,
Will close at Steamship sails - from Pier No. 80 " K
Malls West by t-e steamship Clyde, close az y IL steam
shp sails q Q %. from Pier No. ~ Z. T.
Halifax " r.. Is closed at the Sevf"rk Post
THURSDAY o'ciot4 SeimAg sails Lol Portland Me- o.
Friday. 80 @ m. -. .,
tr postage 30 an Indies cIc-pt when going direct win
lie L. LIE L4f ounce Parlrs each winch aid
SUNDAY, Ney. B.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
rrRnPEAN NARKETs

ElhOfEAA hAhhElN
FRAxEroRT EoS-Uaiid States EyeTweay bonds 95i for The
Of 1907.
Pans. Nov. l.--Renes 53E &C. 80
LryEEPoo Nov I'LL m.Cotton opened qnet and cdr ND.
ding Upaud Ui Bdlng Orleans, lO The Of tbs week
have been bales ei1ug y 90 io export and ~ pel
la,on f6 J0 bales including 2OOJ bsea Amer
can Actual EXPORT i6O bales The stock bound to this port
2O4 90 bales, including 5000 American he receipts o. Nhea az
days have been 800 including d.
American.
LiyvErooI Nov -l:30 p mCoton quiet and steady The sales
day s estimated u 900 bsles including 300 for
lahon export; Of Mddng Uplands for January et Md
ding Jpnd OdlOd Mdn Orein, Ud The count u Cotton
Liverpool the actual numter OF bales port will be taken
on The 8hfns steady Wheat l3 0l3J a GENITAL tor
California White Club, J9 for Rel Western Spring, and
llg for Red Winter Corn, 81 y quarter
yrEPoO Nov is -CottOn closed unhsng ed tie sales Of
the day have been 1905 bales including 1900 for speculation and
port The snd Fabrics Manchester
prices are generally higher especially Yarns Petroleum I'D per
a.lon ioI SpLrLs aad lsl Ql9ad. ioI kehned
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s1oo Wheat quiet sls 80 Red Winter 81 81 o. Corn
qett sales two ole Bsrey nsoiiVe sB1 prices
eli IS for UuLotei p e"t Min Ps.a unchasgd' shGrs'
C,s Barley TO- to New York and O,e 10 hos IN
boat eis Albany Shipments are checked materially b the con.
10 EsWYoI Goes to Albany Sc Receipts By Lkel6Oo bush
Wheel 900 huh Barley. 1900 rect Of Lumber. shipments
3s0 bush WHEAT bash Barley and 70 900 feet o. Lumber
DtTEoT Nov IWheat-a speculative demand and hgher
Rtrs ri 7f No White, 81 640s1 CO Amber hcbigan 40
Corn sady al 4id4iIe Oats dali and declining at z9c Receipt
0o0 ma Pour Wheat Shpments 900 bb Flour,
81 900 bush Wheat Pegh,sTo Bu1a9 Sq6Ie 20 Osvego te
nrupts Nov -PlourDmand light snd hoder arm Al 20 no
a Corn Aul and dooring bla62 Oa duh and unchanged
s;f3o Bacon quiet AVID unchanged Lard dull and nominal
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-10-11

The people have spoken once more, and
their voice Is the doom of the corrupt coali-
tion which has undertaken TO hand the gov
eminent over to the Democracy. That
Greelevisin was nowhere in New England
has been plain since Vermont and Maine
were heard But how it was among the
Ouakers of the Keystone State, and the Ger
mans of Ohio and the Hoosiers OF Indiana,
remained to be seen. That Is now seen with
tolerable distinctness. The problem now
remaining for Mr.. Greeley and his friends to
solve. Is simply this. If they could not pre-
vent largely increased republican majority
in PENNSYLVANIA, with Forney to help them
and with many staunch republicans there
and elsewhere very willing TO see the Came
ron clique defeated if they could not carry
Indiana with Hendricks, the most popular
Democrat II the state, Up for governor, and
a republican nominee, Browne, not partleu-
larry acceptable TO q numerous class OF re
Dublieaps in that state: if they could not
largely reduce the republican majority IN
Ohio. with Carl Schurz and Hassaurek hard
Al work for them. and with a short and as
ali admit. feeble canvass on the republican
side in that state. what Northern State
hitherto republican. can they carry
It Is plain that the Greeley game Is 90 up
al the North and in the South we believe
his supporters viii rat by thousands
Il will not be a surprising thing If o 'Uonol
has more electoral votes than Greeley and
both together are not likely to diminish the
splendid electoral majority hy which Presi-
dent Grant was first elected