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CHICAGO, November 19.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged; rather more shipping de.
mand, but still difficulty in delivering,
Wheat-No. l spring : IA; No. 9 do
81 0s4 spot OF November; 81 0S4 Decem.
Der. Corn-Irregular, unsettled and clio.
ses dull; No. 3 mixed Sl4A92c. 0ats-No.
3, 2lc, Rye-5lta62c, BArley-No. 3
fall 62c, Provisions-Quiet and weak;
Mess Pork nomlnRlly $l3 25a13 90 new.
Lard-7tc spot. Bulk Meats-Dull and
prices are nominal for old. Hams in
pickle sold OF 109a11c; short NIB middles,
boxed, &c; short clear January &c.
Whsky-QOc.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull and unchanged.

sTocKs-strong early in the day, ad-
vanclng TAI per cent, with chief rise in
Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Wabash and
St. Paul Common. In the afternoon the
mSrketiwAs weak at 1a1e per cent lower
with increased pressure to sell, closing
quiet at about the lowest figures Of the
day. The stocks prominent in decline
were Pacific Mail, Western Union, Rock
Island, Lake Shore, Cleveland, Columbus
& Indiana Centrali Union Pacific, ohios
and New York Central. The currency
balance In the Treasury is reported at
$98, 1884 SOL.
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paw s'ss sshsssssstO " pa buls
0RAns-R hSdG-Firm ct last weeks quota
tonsi prime white 81 COOL 70; red 81 66al 90.
O0fn-UnehAngsd ct 5oc. 0dtS-In demand Of
SS@A0e for old; and S00a6c for new. Rye
Quiet at 7t0e0c. Banitp-7SNSOc.
GRooERrEs-oeGts-We quote choice old Gov.
eminent Java &c; primo Rio 29KA2Se; fair to
good 2N02IXc.
Syrups Common, 4O0sOc; Primo, 6SasOc;
Choice, 6o010:; Fancy. 7Sc. New Orleans No.
laases-stoeks OF old exhausted and now crops
not yet arrived.
Ss0GrS-Reaned HArds, Crushed, Powdered
and afanulAted t4c; A Coffee, iSc; B Coffee,
l2Xe; Extra @ Coffee 12Xc; White ike;
Yellow i0H0llc; New Orleans, stock exhaust.
Cd; Porto Rico and Cuba, 10X0llXc.
Td-GunpoWder, 81 COOL 90; Young Tyson
II l00i 20; Black, 700S5o0$l4O
RIcS-CarolinA, prime new crop sX0ge.
Sptets-Grain Pepper, 24125c, Pimsnto, SOC
Gloves, Csc. CasslS, b5c.
GnaENG-76: per pound.
HAr-Priees are arm bat unchanged; loose
S2a 90 per ton; baled $50 90.
NAna-iOd to God, $500; Sd to Cd, 50 Is; Cd to
ID, $3.50.
ons, &c-Lard OIL, extra No. winter SOC;
extra No. summer 75e. Carbon OIL &C. Lin.
seed OIL, 9S098c. Turpentine &c.
PRoVuIoNS-Stoek Of Bacon about exhausted.
few shoulders and clear sides are all that 10 LEFT
on the market, Ness Pork--$l6 90. Bacon
Shoulders, Nc; clear sides lie. Hams-All gone
Lard-Exta winter, In tierees, sK; summer,
8Ac; kegs. 9He.
PoTAToEs-In good demand, and may be
quoted at e0690c per bushel.
sEEDS-There Is little doing in either clover
or timothy seed. We quote the latter at 90 70.
SoDA-Best New Castle, in Kegs, &c.
sTARcH-6A0 Nc; Maizena,, 12ol4C.
SALT-Dairy, q IS; Ohio River, 81 bS0l 90.
SRuFF-70c; do In boxes Of SIX dozen, IS 90.
WooL-We quote Xxx and higher grades OF
$4,000.
SHOT AND LEAD-BAr Lead, lie Q pound; Shot
s. 90 2 bag. Powder-RtAe 81 90 per keg, Min.
ing 800.
WINDOW GLAss-sx1O, LIST quality, So Is ;
2dquAlty, IS 90; sxl1 to iOxls, lst quality SO IS
2dquAlity, IS co. Ska to l0xl6, let quality 81 co.
ID quality, 90 IS; Ilxl4 to I0xlS, Ist quality
I'd quality, 81 80. Discount OF % to IS per cent
according to quantity.
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ONE daily newspaper, the TFunerips,
and about twenty weeklieS, including the
Pilot, were destroyed in the Boston Gre.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November ls.-Flour-DulI
but unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; No. {
white Wabash 81 SO; amber Michigan
81 40; seller December 81 49,; No. / red
81 OH No. 2 do, 81 4lia1 As. Corn
Quiet; high mixed 4l3c; low do, l40ic,
new 8sfc. .I ,.FI
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Life Policies are now generally conceded 70 be
Gmongthe most certain and desirable q Invest.
ment9. This Company, managed on principles
o. strict economy odet6 the l6wett rates Of pre-
mlnmS, consistent with aAiety, md lover, we
In the State. It's success 10 an sstSbllshod fact,
AL feserFe nom premiums, ~ security 10 the
policy holders, additional 70 the capital stock, 10
invested By the Local Boards, within that locilI.
y from which II ID derived, l-57 ElTT I
Being convinced BY their knowledge Of the In
poSo 10 Directory, and BY o thorough exAminA.
ton Of it plan OF organization, that II 10 In
every respect . reliable Company, tho subscribed
cih1en1 Of Wheeling, who have themselves sub.
ecribed 10 it, stock, and organized as Local
Board, zeal warranted In commanding the enter.
prise % The favorable confederation Of the peo-
ple OF the State:
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting to $500, 900.

Tickets, SO. Halt tiekstS, s.. QuaFterS, q 30,
H-our lotteries are chartered BY tho Stata,
arc always drawn At tho time named, and all
dEAWinge are under tho supervision Of aWora
commissioner,
40 The oaisih drawing will be publiShod IN
the St Louis papets, and . copy Of Drawing sent
10 purchasers OF tickets.
HI-We will draw 3 similar scheme tho lARt
day OF eVTy month daring the year 1914,
"a Remit at rrisk BY PosFoPPIuE MoNKT
0RDERs, REGmTRRED LRTFKR, DRAHF or RI.
PRHss. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER d co.,
Poetotlce Box 2tib,
ape Tu!Th.St&w Vt Louis, No.
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INHoICE BUILDING LOTS FOR
~ eale, opposite The Steamboat Landing, on
easv. THKODORR FINK
Those wishing 70 purchase can eco The piot Of
SAID lots BY calling Of the Feed Store OF Theo-
qcse Fink q Co., desc TO the Post ofaco, o.
conn bueets oeli
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The Gales on the Baltic.

COPENHAGEN, November 1s.-Repor,i
OF the destruction by the terrible gales d
last week continue to be received from
sea and land. Several villages In Schles.
wig and Holsteln were DESTROYED.
BERLIN, November 1S.-A number ol
towns in Powernie wero seriously dam.
aged by the storm which prevailed on
the Baltic and throughout the Northern
provinces last week.
COPENHAGEN, November 1S-AdvIce.
from the Provinces show that the wreck
and ruin caused by the hurrican is enor.
NOUS, at many ports the sea en-
6ankments and draining works have been
demolished. The loss Of life is very great
The damage done In tho island Of FalstCr
known for Its fertility as tho orchard ior
Denmark, will exceed a million dollars.
The King has sent relieI to the inhabitants
and the Queen heads the subscription list,
and prestdes over the aid association. The
Minister Of Marine has ordered comman !.
ants OF Danish vessels and naval stations
10 give every succor 10 ship wrecked
crews along the coast.
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gained into the room he made NO
attempt at resistance, and was qui.
city removed to the New street station.
The victim was not able to give an &C.
count oil the shooting, the wound In the
lung preventing utterance. The body OF
the murdered man was taken TO the New
street station and now lies there awaiting
the action Of the coroner. It Ia alleged
that King killed q a,mAn 10 the Sandwich Is.
lands some lime ago and attempted tho
lilo OF respectable citizen of San Fran
cisco at later date. Groups Of men are
congregated about tho sidewalks IN the
vicinity OF where the tragedy was enact
cd, excitedly discussing the frequency Of
shooting ARRAYS and assassinationS In this
city. Il Is feared that an attempt will
be made to drag King from bis cell and
deal summarily with him. Both the de-
ceased and tho prisoner are said to be
wealthy.
The general term ofthe Supreme Court
to-day reversed the decision Of tho Court
below In the case OF the notorious Dutch
Heinrich, who was sentenced to the State
prison In the General Sessions for the
robbery Of bonds, and granted him new
trial.
Arrived, the steamers Iowa and Greece,
from Liverpool.
An inquest on the body OF Thos. Don.
nellan, shot In bar room In Jersey City
last Thursday night, bv John Doris, was
held this evening. The jury rendered
verdict that the deceased was wilfully
and maliciously murdered by Doris, but
recommended the latter to mercy.
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Fire In BROOKLYN, N. Y.-.LosS About


EEW :o:;la, Es5geiGOeF iS S-The large
store house ol Woodruff & Robinson, at
the foot Of Amity street, Brooklyn, was
destroyed by fire this afternoon. The
building covered an area oil 1870 BY 200
feet and was five stories In height, It had
q grain elevator seven stories high. The
fire Is believed 10 have originated In the
journals Of the grain elevator. The
flames spread with surprising rapidity; at
one time 1t was feared that the flames
would spread to the shipping in the river,
and many vessels had 10 be towed from
their moorings. Large quantities Of grain
and sugar was destroyed In store, ma.
chlnery was also completely ruined, and
grain was destroyed, valued at $4OO 900.
1t belonged to various firms In N. 7. and
was insured. The building was owned
BY William Beach, and was leased BY
Woodruff l. Robinson. The latter loses
$4,000 on the machinery; fully insured.
The building was valued at $3.50 900, and
was insured Rs follows: Firemen's, $l9,.
500; Merchants, $l250O; Nassau, $1,000;
Ph9nlx. $4,000; Etna, $4,000; Hart.
ford, $4,000; Sterling, $4,000, and $lO,.
900 In another company, leaving Beach's
loss not covered by insurance 100000.
Total destruction by fire about $sO0OO0.
One hundred men are thrown out Of em.
ployment.
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NASHVILLE.
Progress Of the Horse Disea,e

Nashville, November 1s.-The horse
disease spreads slowly and hopes are en.
sertalned that 1t will not prevail TO any
great extent. In Nashville the three
street railroads in the city have stopped
their cars today, more as precautionary
measure than necessity, the companies
desiring 10 give their horses time to rest
and recuperate. The express and manu-
featuring companies are using OK teams.
The disease prevails In Giles, Rutherford,
Maury, Davidson and at Sumner. at
points where Baruum's Menagrie and
Circus exhibited, and as that show came
from an infected point, the introduction of
the disease Is attributed to It. Prices Of
hauling have advanced and street trans
portation will be limited until the panic
is over.
The Centennial Commissioners and
Financial Corporators Of Tennessee met
here to-day, and organized by appointing
Gov. g. @. Brown President and Col. W.
+. Prosser Secretary. A number Of banks
we're appointed agents 10 receive subscrip.
lions, and the meeting adjourned to the
9Th Of January next
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ALABAMA.

Assembling Of the LegisIature.-The
Republican and Conservative Mem.
bers Meet In Separate Bodies.
Prospect of Another Louisiana AT.
fair.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 19-
The Alabama Legislature convened by
law to-day at 10 o'clock. Lieut.. Gov
MOren, who holds over by the Constitu.
tien until his successor Is qualified, called
the Senate to order in the Chamber. Ter
Senators were sworn in, and the Senate
adjourned.
In the hall Of the House Mr.. Hubbard
Speaker Of the last House, who holds oveI
by the Constitution until his successor Il
elected and qualified, called the members
to order, and on the call Of counties, forty
five representatives presented themselves
and were sworn in. Not being quorum
the House adjourned till 12 " tomorrow
Every member In each House at the
Capitol appearing to-day was ConserVa'
tive.
The Republicans met In the U. 8. Court
room and organized with member oI
each branch in the chair. This makes
two Legislatures in Alabama. Five Con
servatives are absent, but will arrive TO-
night. The three in Moringo who were
arrested yesterday hold certificates oI
election, but they have been carried to
Mobile. This would make IS Conserva-
tive members in the Conservative branch
and 81 is quorum. The Republicans
are said to have sworn in 80 in theil
branch, claiming and seating three from
Moringo and three from Barbour coun-
ties, but who do not hold certificates o.
election from the Secretary OF State. The
Conservatives from Barbour county who
hold certificates were arrested this after
noon, but they promptly gave bonds t
appear at the next term Of the U. 8. Cour
and were discharged. There Is consider
able excitement, but no disturbance. To
morrow will probably mako new devel-
opments.
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BOSTON,.
Another Flre..HaIf a DIoek Rurl

Another FlressHalf Block Burned.
BosToN, November ls-1l P.M.-A fire
broke out In the middle oIthe block al The
foot Of State street about 10 o'clock, and
Il now looks as II the whole block would
be destroyed.
BosToN, November 1s.-The~ fire has
been confined to one store and Ia now un.
der control. Only tho north end oil the
block will probably be destroyed
The fire Is now under complete
control. 1t Is confined TO the store Of
Carterman & Co., grocers, No. 207, State
street. The fire in the State street block
has been extinguished. Loss from $780,.
900 to 100000.
A special term OF the United States
District Court commenced 10 day, Judge
Lowell presiding, for the trial OF the case
OF the United States against Wm. F. Wild
q Co., In which the defendants are chars.
cd with detrauding the government out Of
large amounts of revenue. The amount
Claimed by the government Is 81 ,49O 900,
and the alleged frauds cover period OF
upwards Of five years.
The following are the losses by tlre In
the State street block tonight, as near as
can be ascertained: Carter, Mann Il Co.,
2O5 and 2O7, wholesale tea, coffee and
spices, stock valued at about $35 900, par
tlal loss, FULLY insured. The two upper
stories, occupied for storage purpseS,
where the fire originated from crates OF
crockery stored from the burnt district.
J. ". Bird occupied the three lower floors
Of 2O9 and 2ll. paints & oils, loss not as.
certained; Webster, King & Co., manu-.
iacturers, had just moved into the fourth
story having, been burnt out at the great
fire; loss 81 400, no insurance. Boston
Dye Wood & Chemical Co, also burned
out by the big fire, in the filth floor with
new stock which was badly damaged
by water; no insurance. Danlord, Scud.
Ter i Co., wholesale grocers occupying
four floors Of 201 l. eos,
stock badly damaged by water:
fully insured. 8. 8. Pierce used the 9th
floor for the storage OF teas and coffee,
which was badly damaged by fire and
water; insured.
There was considerable excitement for
some time, and large crowds fastened to
the scene OF the fire, but the flremen and
engines were promptly on hand, and soon
had everything their own way. Lines of
military and police were thrown across
the streets to keep back the crowd.
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MEMPHIS.
Appearance OF Tho EpIzoolIc.

MEMPHIS, November 1s.-Thc epizoo
tic has made its appearance here, though
In mild form. The symptoms arc simi.
lar to those in New York and other east.
ern cities, but as the stable men have been
preparing for It for weeks, 1t IL hoped il
will not assume a malignant type.
The bar association met to-day and re.
solved 10 attend the funeral Of General
John F. Sale tomorrow In body.
The Swiss Of this city to day presented
the Gruetll Society with q handsome ban.
uer on the occasion Of the celebration OIL
their anniversary (which was participated
Scotch societies Of ,ho city IN 'IAG grand and
procession.
Col. George W. Alexander, formerly
oi Richmond ". Va, has been elected
President Of the ST. Andrews Society o.
this city.
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CAIRO, ILL, November 1s River risen
7 inches. Clear and freezing.
LOUISVILLE, November l5,-River fall
ing, with 4 leeI 10 inches In the cansl
and 3 feet 10 inches In the chute. Clear
and cold, but modcrsting. Business slight,
owing to the horse disease. The rc6orI
that the new locks have been repaired is
incorrect. It is expected that tue Parker
and KiIgour will get througbt 10 night
but no more for eight or ten days.
EVANSVILLE. lND., November la-
Clear and cold. Mercury 90 to SO. River
fallen 8 inches.
CINCINNATI, November ls.-River 6
feet 8 inches and falling,
PrTTsBuReH, November l8.-River 4
feet 8 inches scant, and receding slowly.
Arrived: Julia No. 2 and Belle Vernon.
Departed: Carrie Brooks, for Wheeling
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ENGLAND.

LONDON November 19.-The Right
Hon. John Bright will resume his seat In
Parliament at The coming session.
hr. Bailey, one Of the speakers at the
Fenian amnesty demonstration In Hyde
Park, Sunday, The 10th inst, was fined las,
week for infringement on the regulations
for the protection Of public parks. His
counsel contended that tho regulations
were not valid, because Parliament has
not sanctioned them, and an appeal was
taken TO higher court.
At meetings held in Greenwich and
Clerkinwell yesterday, resolutions were
adopted condcmning the action ol the
government tin prosecuting the Hyde Park
speakers.
Eighty members of the Luudon police
force have been discharged from service
lor insubordination. The trouble grew
out olthe dismissal Of a constable.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, November l9-Upou
the application Of Governor Warmoth
Judge Dibble, Of the 9Th District Court
today granted an injunction restraining
James Longstrcet, John Lynch, +. ]. Her.
ron, and Jacob Hawkins from acting as
members Of the election Returning Board.
Governor Warmoth TO day made affidavit
Charging them with violating the election
law Of the State. They were bai!ed each
in $4,000
Those Of Heron against Foster, for
Secretary Of state, are postponed until TO
morrow.
The case Of Kellogg against the State
Returning Board, OF which Gov. War
moth IS President, comes up tomorrow
in the o. 8. Court.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Proposed Memorial to General
Meade.

MehQes
PHILADELPHIA, November lS.-The
memorial meeting in respectto the mem
ory Of the late General Meade was held
tbls noon in the Academy oi Music. The
members oil tho Union League attended
In body.
Bishop Sterns opened the proceedings
with prayer, after which General Hum.
phreys pronounced an Grafton. A series
Os resolutions were then adopted, and the
proceedings were brought 10 q close BY
SIR. Gibbons, who made q short address
A large crowd witnessed the proceedings,
which were very interesting.
The business men Of this city have
nearly completed the fund ol 800 900 fol
the family Of General Meade.
ROBBERY OF s1LvERwARE.
Early Saturday night Wibons s. Sons,
silver aud plated ware manufacturers, al
the corner ol Fifth and Cherry streets
robbed OF $1,000 worth Of property. This
Is the second time this place has been
robbed within short period.
A preliminary business meeting OF the
Philadelphia Centennial Committee was
held 10 day to provide for subscriptions
to the stock Of Centennial funds as au,
thorized by the act ot Congress, OF books
for which will be opened Thursday next
An importu subscription was started In
the committee and In few minutes
about 40 members subscribed 100000
this was entirely spontaneous among Q
few OF the Committee men. Il
Is expected that Philadelphia will sub
scribe more than the quota allowed to the
whole State OF Pennsylvania, which Ii
about 100000,
Alta meeting Of the Board OF Trade
this afternoon, a resolution was adopted
appointing q committee to consult with
the Mayor, City Council and Fre Com
missioner, with reference to the efficiency
OF a paid fire department. II was argued
that more apparatus was necessary auC
the change Of location Indispensable
There Is at present considerable opposi-
tion 10 the working Of the department.
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Earthquake In New Hnmn,hIre,

CONCORD, November lS.-A severe
shock OF an earthquake occurred here ,his
afternoon about 2 o'clock. 1t began with
q sort ol explosion, followed BY trembling
and shaking, which lasted about fortS
seconds. Buildings rocked violently and
the shock was plainly perceptible to peo.
pie walking In the streets. Its apparent
course was from west 10 east,
The telegraph operators at ContoOcook
and Warner report the same shock there,
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How NICE q thing tits to be provided
Tor. How comfortably the rich man can
sit in his easy chair and impute unworthy
motives to his neighber. How naturally
The community which has secured some
Slate institution can fold their arms and
ding interpretations at the conduct OF
others. We want the location Of the
Capital changed to some accessible point.
StEaig ghtwsy the place that has Normal
School, University, q Penitentiary,
Iys "Gratton is fishing Tor tue State
Capital" And that is. all they say.
Even that little is untrue. The people Of
Grafton have never and do not no W insist
that this place shall be the point. All
they ask Is that the Capital be located at
apolnt which can be easily reached. II
Grafton be the most central we shall he
pleased to see 1t located here. If not
We shall be equally well pleased to see 1t
located at some other point which is CEN
tfAIand accesSible.-Grgton Sentinel
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COLUMBUS.

i'SsoLuxBus, November 1s-The horse
seiNS sss ~ s well under way, the street cars
IN @ ~ W%lthdrawn. No horses 10 be hired
H%e T'Ss 'lVeFy stables. Provisions are being
~ETe ior hauling FIRE engines by hand.
in I"U IN" h, men, strangers here sought shelter
Tbi. Ise oolIer house OF the blast funace
rSGm Ss morning one OF the men named
SS"aas SSs was found dead, having been
iSs iSS'SaIed, S, and the other insensible from
,Ss ~ ,I SSme cause, Thomas started down
bo,,, b,"st from Pittsburgh, working on q
"N Cincinnati,
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CINClNNA
A Hundred Deaths from Epizoo.ic

A Hundred Deaths from Epizootic.
CINCINNATI, November 18.-Nearly a
hundred deaths among the horses have
resulted from the epizootic. The bad
weather Of the last four days, 1t is
thought, has increased the fatality. The
streets today are almost entirely empty
OF horses. The steamers and railroads
bring large numbers Of oxen in daily, and
they have taken the place Of horses.
Some Of the railroads have resumed the
delivery Of freight.
Specials to the GasGtts from Lexington
Ky, say the epizootlc has broken oul
there badly. A Richmond, Ind, special
says 1t appeared there today. Delaware
Ohio, reports every stable affected.