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Miscellaneous.

GALVESTON, Texas, December 1.-THE
counties heard from show a net Democratic
majority Of IL, 600; the city gives over 500.
The Toce dc Cuba of the 4th says: The
leading merchants Of Havana held meet
ing this morning to provide for the purchase
and arming Of number Of fast steamers as
cruisers in case Of u war with the United
States. The same paper says that Colonel
Jimeneug has offered to arm six sea going
steamers out Of his own means, and the
merchants Of Cienfuegos have ordered the
purchase Of two line steamers abroad for
war service.
New York, December 5.-Fivc hundred
men were taken on at the navy yard to-day,
with orders to push the work as fast as pos
sible. The Roanoke will not he ready for
two weeks. The Colorado will no doubt
sail on Sunday. An 11-inch gun was placed
on her poop-deck to-day. The Florida will
be hauled into the dock as soon as the Col
orada leaves. The receiving ship Vermont
is literally overr,n with applicants for the
navy. Seamen or landsmen with or with
ont trades, if able bodied, are accepted.
SAN Francisco, December Ex-Governor
Booth in his annual message favors a revis-
ion of the treaty with China which shall re-
strict Chinese immigration to this coast.
He also favors legislation for the enforce
ment of a system of uniform freight and
passenger rates ON railroads in this State.
WILMINGTON, Del, December 5.-The
Powhattan sailed for Key West to-day, and
the Manhattan will leave tomorrow.
NEW YORK, December 6.--The Spanish
war steamer Arapilcs is delayed in the dry
dock at the navy yard owing to the flood
gates being out Of repair.
ST. LOUIS, December 6.-All the heavy
ordnance that has been stored in the arse
nails here since the war is being shipped to
Pensacola. Among the large guns are
many hundred pound parrots and monitors.
PARIS, December 6.-Thc appointment
of Barthollice rs Minister to Washington
is announced.
The NeralFs Havana special says the
American Consulate is quietly guarded by
troops.
An attempt Was made on Thursday night
to burn the virginius. Regular soldiers
have been sent on board to protect her.
The Bessc,uer steel works near Harris.
burg, Pa, burned last Sunday.
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Notes Of the Cay.

Lady Franklin il sixty-eight years OH.
The oxidized buckle mania is subsiding.
Anovel prtxluction-Bret IIarte's Luke
4 cats protection is in its saving claws
Cuba is spain's conundrum. Will she
give it up?
New York has one hotel for every 1900
inhabitants.
The State Library Of California contains
81, 600 volumes.
Judge Holt is soon to reply to ex-Presi-
dent JOhnsOn's Surratt letter.
New York is said to have more idle pcO-
pie to-day than any four cities Oh the
continent.
New Hampshire farmers have concluded
rather to bear the hills they have. than fly
to others that they know not Of.
Fatover says the minister must have had
| q cold in his head when Butld DOhle was
baptizcd.-Nee York World.
Mr.. ROl,eson's orders to the commandments
Of the navy yards ''Get all available ves-
sells ready for sea. and G u Il 4 little quick
about it,
A western paper. under the heading Of
"Sporting News" copies the announcement
that "the Colts Of Hartford arr running on
full time
Clarence Prentice, the only surviving son
Of George d. Prentice, was thrown from a
buggy last week at Louisville, KY, and
instantly killed.
In despair st. Paul reporter put it in
this way 81 wish was an Indian, q Motloc
or Ute. I'm tired Of hunting items with
the mud above my boot
A correspondent corrccts the statement
that both CASTELAR, and Gambetta are Jews;
the former is Catholic Spaniarl Of Irish
descent, and the latter an Italian Protest
ant.
About 2.OOO. OOO more Of the ordinary
postage stamps were issued to Postmastcrs
during the month Of October than during
any previous month in the history Of the
Post office Department.
The following announcements Of London
BOOKSELLER
, JOAQUIN MILLER, HALF-CALF,
CHARLES READE's A SIMrLEToN,
would appear to herald forthcoming libel
suits.
1t is asked: "What can be wetter than
woman with cataract in her eye. water.
fall on her head, creek in her back. forty
springs in her skirt, and high-tied shocs?'
And it is answered "Why, one with q
notion in her head, and swimming in tears. "
At a recent tea-party in the Highlands, a
young man, who had been relating his
more than wonderful exploits in various
parts Of the globe, was not little set back
by the remark Of an old traveller: "Youns
man, amt you ashamed to talk 50 when
> there arc older liars at the tablc?''
4 recent English writer says that drunk.
cnness is an affair Of climate the people OF
all damp and cold countries are apt to drink
more than is good for them, and scogra
pher might divide the map Of the WORLD
into temperate and incorporate" zones.
Not poppy, nor mandragora, nor all the
drowsy syrups Of the world, can hull tn
fever that this butchery hath reused. Swell
. bosom Of Columbia, with thy fraught, am
! let each trembling pennen Of thy royal birt
\ with every pulse Of dander higher rise, til
! slavish hesitation yield to doughty deeds
E and we no longer be, q figure fit for the tim
- '' -" ." -" .s'''''vsi"Y inlRe
Z ut !-BrsoklyN Aryus
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The California Seuatorship.

SAN Francisco. December 6.-Thc indie
pendents at Sacramento are still firm in the
belief that they will elect Booth to the
Senate, but it is reported that the Demo-
Gratis will endeavOr to make straight fight
on their own account. They will hold a
caucus on Monday night. They will prob
ably concentrate on Judge Hager Of this
city, an anti-railroad man, for Senator for
the long term; Wallace, Hoge and Howard,
Democrats, are spoken Of for the short
term. Cole, Republican, is cndcavoring TO-
have himself taken up in place Of Booth, as
q compromise candidate. Should the DEM
ocrats determine to make strict party
fight, it will seriously effect Booths chances
for election. The Legislature will meet
again on Monday.
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Naval Movements.

BOsTON, December G.-Orlcrs were re-
ceivcd ut the navy yard to-day t" have the
new torpedo boat ready for sea in twenty
days. The Franklin is to be rapidly made
ready for sea, and will go into commission
in another week.
PHILADELPHIA. December 6.-Thc moni-
tors Ajax and Terror will bc ready to sail
next week. The frigate Canandagua is also
being rapidly fitted for sea.
NEW YORK, Observation-Disclosures Minnesota,
Dictator and Swatara are being rapidly put
in order, and recruiting il going on contin-
ually.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Thc iron-clatls
here arc to be towed to New York for the
necessary repairs.
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THE LAW OF CONCUBlNAGE.


BY the kindness OF the Territorial Auditor
We are favored with the following from his
forthcoming report:
The assessed valuation Of the Territory
for the year 1873 is %, 500, 745, against &c..
e47,065 last year being net loss during
the year Of $443, $50, or about four-tentha
Of one per cent.
The total number of cattle in the Terri.
tory, according to the assessors returns,
il lO4,7 III; Of horses, 1896; Of mules,
1905; Of sheep, 1O,J07.
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ENGLAND in . Tight Place

LONDON, d.; ;mber 5.-The Times pub
fishes list of the British subjects taken
prisoners on the steamer Virginius and
afterward executed at Santiago de Cuba.
The Tines, in commenting on the act, says:
The British Government while demanding
the surrender Of the survivors must care
fully avoid committing itself to the PROPOSE
ton that the seizure was illegal.
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Combinations by the Senate.

WAsHINGTON. December SYSTEMATIC
In the Executive Session to-day was con-
iirmed the nominations Of Martin Welkcr,
as District Judge of the Northern District
Of Ohio, in place Of Sherman, who resigned;
Geo. X. Maxwell. as Marshal of Utah: Alex.
Il. Sheppard, as Governor of the District of
Columbia. also Il number Of cons,,ls. col
lectOrs Of Internal Revenue. etc.
No definite action has yet been taken by
the Senate Committee Oh Judiciary in regard
to the nomination of Williams to the Chief
Justiccslip. The subject will be resumed
by the committee OH Thursday or Friday
next.
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\ prominent New iurA Nt'.hinV J. t,N tnN'.
pH'n, to DrNpA- Dies H;'"nl ttl- ~A>UAn" r"n ttl,
ArsuLEs Stain. that .u,r' n''> ;hrr "n"! m,r1"n
lGuly, but that II patient I'll his ''! token thu N e."
som time without Ell CT Ca i,in. t1!trdn"i n
several initial ions ri" and ""p. zee ~ ud
and found that his patient h"h hrcn T. %i,' cr'H,"-
sold in bottles and not ~ NDt~ ~ Is X 90 -,
What hanpe,."l to to- p!,''i iw NV hr'r hr'
pcncd to other. "ra Dos tt" Dii ~ = go N'
take thi+ method ut protecting l,hv.ic 1,t-, ESQ., -
anu themselves. and pres" ting nr. ~ $A>pN.'0po
iio'n comm. into dtsr".I,t'
Physicians vino enc lr,-r. lh' tine 'Hpa l''. VII
i,Ye 10 80 for r : rul!' III tire i'u'r ~, 'a
the hest ani ct HD"t iuil,.
Dl SDtS ~, K i 60. i've tuur,' NF rf ~lr'.N Ma,
wood in the inruu;acia'r -. IT, i''u.u. '.,,
The vhuirstr aud rrinr c,0.,' - ,u.i r.l.a' ia
the United state, cnnlh,u Il IN !hn j. to-, ',"l
son why the PUNE "ii. 90 cheaper - itrIrCu ,,'
than in any either form.
OH. OF SANDAl.WODD t. ct sV}, i,,".'. " rt$
Oti or remedy. sixty tap-T'C~ uHs vi n- "a ,I'| ~
insure rate AID certain ~ - IN 'iN,' IT vt dus
From no other me- cinr Cn trir r'.UT I've. h'J
DICKS SOrr CA">rIL- S"N" ''r ~ 'lr3n rt@
considered by many eminent l'h,-' ~. ~ "oN Z"
avoid the aud d -Li-' cNt tH,in' ~ Nv
Ing. which are well known IT, ,I'tg,, iit.t. il uat
destroy the GOOD effects .! mHnN I,j' lnn. de-
soft Capsules are pat up IN II ttn ,md h'u l"Nr"'
thirty In cach aud are the ~ IS .li'-ul- p"~'IMI N
physicians.
~ These ,rrrf the 0Hig TI!iSn!cs ahaj"d t'i'
iGst Paris krVoSit0n.
send for circular to No. - Wooster src, t, S,''
York
s0LD AT ALL DRUi STORES
Gene, al AssacY. 10 E.'ui, street y. i,
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MARRIAGE IN CALIFORNIA.
Judge 1yrick Renders . Remarkable
Decision.
From the San Francisco Chronicle.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
The decision Of Judge Myrick in the Tit
comb case was briefly referred to in the
Chronicle yesterday, but is interesting and
curions enough to warrant further notice.
The facts Of the case were a. follows: Ellis
abeth Titco'nb applied for homestead out
of the estate Of Amos II. Titcomb, deceased,
claiming that she was entitled to it AZ his
widow. The creditors Of thocstatc resisted
the application, alleging that the woman
was not the widow Of Titcomb, and had
never been married to him. It was shown
by the testimony Of the applicant and 9TH
ers that such Was the fact, but that she and
Titcomb had lived together rs man and
wife, and been SO recognized for twenty
years prior to Titcomb's death. Judge
Myrick held that, under these circumstan-
ces, she was legally the widow Of the de-
ceased and entitled to the homestead. In
the following extract from his opinion he
expresses his views on this thrilling ques-
ton:
THE LAW OF CONCUBlNAGE.
Under the Constitution of this State mar
riagc is a civil contract, and may be enter
ed into by parties As other contracts, with
out the intervention Of . ceremony by q
third person. In the statue concerning
marriages there is NO provision that any
marriage not in conformity to the act
should be void. Persons competent to
contract marriage may make that contract
between themselves. II man and woman
i've together under . contract Of marriage,
mot for lewdncss, but for honesty, and con
duct themselves honestly as husband and
wife, think the law throws around them and
their offspring the shield Of marriage and
legitimacy, and the only risk that is taker
10 the criticism which is invoked from 8
community jealous to protect its purity.
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The Captain 0ensfoi RESIGN,

HAVANA, December Capt. Gen. Jovcl-
lar tclegraphed to the Madrid Government
tonight to the following effect: 1.-The Mad
rid Government permptofily orders the
Captain General to deliver up the Virginius,
Gen. Jovellar respectfully resigns his posi-
tion, and demands that another person be
sent to take his place, who can carry out
the orders az the Government
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Rather Thin.

NEW YORK, December 6.-The workmen
are now so busy in the different departments
Of the navy yard and on vessels that none,
it is said, can be spared to assist in raising
the sunkcn barge which prevents the Span
ish frigate Arapiles from getting out Of the
floating docks.
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The Basaine Court Martial has finished

The Baxaine Court Martial has iinisl,csl
its work. Baxainc has l,een found guilty,
and ordered ~ be degraded and executed.
He was selected - the scape-goat for the
military humiliation of France. He will
die, perhaps justly, but his death win nat
atone the blunden Of tie war against Ger-
many. Rstzibation for the tarpitude and
tzeachesy that sacsi6ced poor Naximilian
- been swift and suIe.
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Resieuation Of Minister Sickles.

CHICAGO, December a.-An Inter- Ocean
Washington special says: The New York
~~~..- 80" pant tomorrow dispatch,
from Madrid announcing the 49,: ,.n,,;on Of
Minister Sicklcs. The reason he assigns is
that he cannot stand the humiliation any
longer. His resignation is anticipated here
by our authorities. and it will not be mich
out Of the way t" say that it is very salts
factory. 1t has been necessary to ignore
him to great extent for 4 time past. and
his absence from Madrid will render it less
difficult I" settle the questions pending be-
tween the two governments. Under all the
circumstances the resignation is equivalent
to recall.
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,ssuso evEav SATURDAY
SATURDAY. DECEMBER III. 1873.

.J,->vh,rrib.r ord'ri"g pap'r rh""ged
Tram ..t oGdr,., ,y vnp'h>r meet gite ..a'"'
of yos,oNlee 10 .rh;rh 1t has Der" ""t 81 re-"
~ tLot =, ,rkich Il u 10 bT @nf.
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20 NnE,. 500 ...,GiA\i%it''. iH.d tnl.uEED
PLATE. Published e rafferty,, at - 'H.'~ N'"
Frat u.,nlrr Gnr Is; u - II h'a%ila& "!lD'u
at sane prize. A,,i,r-
:3- JhM:.> VI, v. iiu, Hr"',,. Y,
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Aphilosophtr says that - true man never
ftets about his place in tie world. but just
sliles into Il b. the gEavita&ion q his
ua&ure, md swings tbess = easily = =
Stas."
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From the Madisonian. Dec.

The Madisonian says there can he little
doubt that the Willow or Trappcr Creek
mines, near Vipond are among the best in
the Territory.
Capt. W. II. Rogers says the Pine Grove
Company has struck streak Of pay gravel,
in the old Cashier ground. II feet wide, 4
feet deep, aud prospecting from 81 to $40
to the pan. We hope this is the streak
be good thing, but OF that there is no GER
tainty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-22

vi w V-lINARI HNI-'I
No. s. WEST PoRTY.sEvEyTHST, y. Y.
III eg)PEN bar Engss Feach ssl Genia Boarding and Day
tn,olio- Tou1g Laties sRi Children
on NEpNRSDAY sept "a, 1873.
A9,rs,;oss MY ~ made pesoaay or BY letter as above
MISS HAINES and MADEM0ISELLE DE
vi JANOS respectfully that CLASS FOR TRAINING
KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS vii Nov. g. By Ms KRAUS
u. Ms MARIA BOBLTE Also A CLASS FOR MOTHERS and
sEgxLY CLASS r training YOUNG LADIES for Work among the
Pot.
Application ether class be made at No 10 Graney
Al a. "a,
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DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY ~ lsa-rRPLE SHEET

which have excited the markets nearly much
IL they had been true. Among the more prominent
yarns intended to affect the gold market was an
account OF an alleged riot in Madrid which resulted
in the assassination Of Minister Sickes Then We
had the seizure Of the Spanish war-ship at tho
Brooklyn NavyYard. and negotiations the part
OF our Government for the purchase Of the Pacific
mall steamers, together with an infinite number Of
other movements the part of the Govern
meut for the immediate capture of the Island
OF Cuba. For the benefit Of the bears
i'll the stock market we had the. al
legged failure Of J. Edgar Thompson Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. aud further
stories To The discredit of the Toledo aud Wabash
Railway Company. The result was that the stock
and gold markets kept in n ftful and feversh
condition throughout the day. In the stock market
there was on the days business n slight decline in
prices with frequent but not wide variations. The
principal business was In Western Union Telegraph
New-iork Central, Lake Shore, Union Pacific Ohio
aud Mississippi. North Western, Toledo and Wabash
c, {. and |. c. and st. Paul. Prices were reasonably
firm up to the first call, when there decline Of
from to per cent, which followed by alternate
strength and weakness throughout the day. the mar
ket closing rather heavy at point below the high.
est and above the lowest prices Of the day and gem
orally below the opening rates. The opening high
est. lowest and closing prices will be found IN tue
folibwIn0 fabia, -
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Hsw NoRE Nov sEEyEsPlesc oep'' az q Cenoauipsv
1904 fo- e orrespondn ms weeN hszT tse apply
s S 1s !, Ssr e Yards r ~ he sl ad
eney 10 ,'oE Of tle ooysr. The o,en9s were HS ,a
sa D D. ear IS h. a, 70 i2c y 70. dress The usai
the oSees,y.i sTSs supply s good sseIc rkeys Of
d at @ O. e as5 e Ie icnSasc 81 poultry
To take the place tables eie yer e con,
II tS civ Hence i is ta 1000 :. O5o berss
rer week make supply =arket ju at s line hE mo
holidays demand is Oloi for ,si possibly better
prices aud tady and remunel alive Il.f - r. ,,..
carson esssfor Fostes c., iOr \ cae'n and
Con- asPaersor .ou for A. csetne IS Ohio sssr G ru
30 doT 9iss12e AM tor c'eni'k IG DO, cut at Ioc
Fa,r Martin Co FOR Poster K az nnes % evt.
sic B lre SO D and for B. CarOn 50 Ohio seo Ga est
ssj,fc Enaas Co. 10 Ohio steers. 200 nys vslsss
Toe q n, To- dress 80 n, aad 90 coarse Aeaiay do7
j d y u ksnn; Co. Is so@@sN Ohio cattle st
SsEEp LAABs-PIcsh receipts we IS Polygishas
SC2I for IKE last four das s oOj or the rrep'dr
f fil ess d market Poo pls daee ~ p
ioi Of aey At IT, The condition saJ both
droers ara bde ahd the impress ION is crar t ree' rlu ~
DO 81 3 at ~ los Do - % 10 10, ss2 h. st4s,i
dcoSf ii. 'ss,s 80 ,y we e at a' - p q
Hume Bao,, soh 9s s'ste '5seO az lambs n 10 ayeag, ~
Sc 200 Ohio 90. 7dn. a,4 81 S,.,e isuss - 5'7;;
l25 do Is %, Hi lei lSj DO 10 TO- "Ci'i and Co., 81 10
James Kirby sold 1914 State sheep 50 II a. f'r = p ~
do ssh d. 1884 loo b; and % STATE amo'. ~ h. At
Chg a. h.
and AZ DO, 81 r at &C. $500. D., ,..,
SvIsE-Arival. today ~ 100 logs making % 81
dls against ~ y The sane iie it week i,s
hogs selling ~ so ieQf4 70 PEI 100 D. including lOt
OoJ 1893 - $50, 1oOb 2tl 90. POI aver
aer 81 and 2Tl do 20 r. a. ~ 62o at so ~ T. ~ he'd
lty dressed hogs 07. n Tor extreme "ehA
ALB,Nr 2i.-CArrLERcept, 3S cars. against 2ls at
wees increase Of 700 heal The ,es sL r :"
Avaace OF In ml there change TO node.
Common 10 fair, S35'rSbJ. $500 ,ooo ,
tine 90 10 tl day last week. market d common 10 r htp -
fair f. good 100 2; oUhm0R 30 sf atlts = r %"
per head; isir to good 6a6l2e per 10
BUFFALO Nov 21.CArTF-Recepts today including ro-orted
s,r.s 1856 heal making total supply lf The ves thss TAR,
S head 299 against e2l .r re sane i Al ss:
All unso yesterday shplci Bet Ia hst h'u et@
arr 40 "a les 20 reports the yards # siOck
SgRFP AND LAMss-lecepts TO-DAY needing reported y Fas,
800 head making the total supply for The week thus ar iooVo
head for the last MAct
bun 20 80 Tor tauli u AID aosi - Quo
fo Wes,em sheep; all offerings were disposed o.
Hoas-Hceipt, incnBg reported arrivals l5,0-o mead.
making the supp the week TINS far 4JOO ha eahss
3OSOO head for time last week. The maHtt vas cHe
az 80 1884 lorke the bulk OF the sales Wa ties, agues;
s. lOdSi - for heavy hogs, With but i ead Ab'-1 oOo"
head ERE d!spOe "A
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THE STATE or TRADE.
RIfROPEAy MARKETS.

,ov,ox "a, 2l-l2:3O D. m-Erie Rai'wsy Aares 36't
I1yvppo.t 2l-i23O p. m-ihc 70 sa4rs OF Wr
oc n 600 bales which 5000 lsAen export ard
900 an spcuiatou stock IN $4,000 bs ntlsdnE
iuS s 400 American export 5000 les Cotton 10
S e,-rr, sales on basis M tpiald'i nosg below
cd Ordinary shipped and December, az sis Eothnx
h Low Miidhngs October and ~ olo
November A. SL Tie rec pt. OF Neat for tho
nj e DAYS have qaAe ucadag 1000 Americas.
Of Corn
VIII. wereA American.
LrvERPooL Nov 2l-l mCoGo5 l. s.ea4yi hddhng Ugasd
ssqsaL; Mdding 0.esns sTsii sals l2OOO be lrcaiss
900 sor speculation and export .
IospoS Nov PIP m--Ere Railway shares SG7. Pans ds
matches quote RenIes 1T 5s francs - centEes -
LiyERPo0L Nov 2l2 m o,ionSees on ne basis Of u dnss
rtrGs nothing Good Orhaa shipped October Noyen
Ter at sij do slapped De.e,E All lamar SKI The
cOO Laes iacung 10000 American. Brcad
stuf are buoau Wheat dlS3 cens Tor sgersge Cef
MA White sHd IL 9al2i fsf the Red Western spHg Con- "a
per quarter Pess 12 quarter for CANADIAN n ~ @ PER
LoSpoN Nor. 2i-23O y. u--Irit R.iEss shares, SSts
LiyEsPOoL Nov 1850 p m--Oi ths sats ei Cf'n 10Y
bales Auecsn Scs The lssis 81 hsihAs
nothing good ordinary shipped December ,nd Janaa ~
LONDON. Nov 2l-3;3O ukne kses 49,, ~ -. I.
baoa gone into he Bank E.id on hA'Ise "ay
LoSDoS Nov 2l-apn-, geasrsl opuon on he s,och
Exchange that Il The DsuA o. hsanu WI ~,
before Tharlsy A-enase se'i
unchanged pr.ee,. RslNsy shares so'S F'H S
IoSnoS N a,5nwPstls dispatches quote Ren,es at $50
25c, 60. s.t.s a, ,b. b.,,s a, Ma.
ann Diem. roba below Good Ordinary shipped November and
osos n, -pveninr Tuu eniiBe 81 03li3 per ew
.srsr.., JiL Ior ne fa- amtrira1
,SrSssr SsY ~ -Peoeuis 3d. Tor liae Pse Amsnesa
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1s8l9 Hsphhs held AZ &c. for City whoIs buyers cTafe 10
firm moderately sstye; sales Of 2OOO bbA spot Al &c.
aipvng Crude pomin Il Toe A. Philadelphia the market
bat yrry gnict at l3l9l3 month No on offered r this
month Later heard OF 900 bblS High Ies soh mere 0 o@f
delivery At II 9-
PROvsIOSS-Tbe Pork Is sunei for ,oOt AMI ii se:
the sales esb and regular are 4fV @
GA 1884 81 M Hes Mes SlJ 90 ~ eN Etra Pme ti9 of
Western Prime ~ future delivery Lear OF UvyeDA
for February Si 20 and 500 do for March si ~ beef
aye demand G,Ternment ales 2DO bby 80
sOdsl0 % ot Pn Mess; slla$l3 for BEta aes Si3aslt
Packet Beef Hams active; sales o. $50 bb cbsnl a.
S2idS22 den and p ntg sls 81 Luz
Fresh Hams al isaslgc 200 smotd HAn3 a. lOalOS Uo
Freh Shoulder Jsa64; 1000 Picked shoulders 81 0IoSrs
llOO smoked shoulders at 1g074c 2BOOO . behs lIs az
crage) at &c. and 20 boE Lt Coss % ly Bacon "Ste. "a
the decline the Nest sales Of 2JV boxes Long Cen
Western 7a7 hi BOO TO- ta ard half FOR January on private
aEd 500 Long Cear AZ Chicago pnEa Srsi 10
boxes Long Csr q ~ Dressed Hes are ine nd n ir dene
quote agGA r Guy Llrt shade bfmer closing qaIss
for the go bbl AMI 49, No g ,os
City, l6d794s for Fair Prime stcan. ard - for Kettle
Rendered. fo failure delivery Of go seller JtlarT N
saS $50 tcs seller February. 1893 1je sSd 500 ics for
March at &c.
BCTrERrhe demand 'cye the receipts continue hbera ssd
the Tic qualities
packed ami rolls taea readily quotations cheek tue cemAad
for state butter. welsh j. steady We quote: