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, 1873-11-24
CUBAN NEWS,


B1xTEEN nRITIsH SUBJECTS SHOT.
New YonK, Nov. a2.-El Cronlsta, the Spanish Or
gan this city, contains variety Of fresh ond-
once from Cula. from this 1t appcara that si1secn
men captured on tho Virg!ntus who caitnca 70 no
British subjects, and who sought tho protection OF tha
British Vice Consul, which burrlel re-
fused to acknowledge, wero not neg
lcctcd by tho British authorities at Ktn6aton''
Janaea After the Britain Couaulfound h'a efforts IN
vain, Tho British Commodore at Jamaica took tho
matter In hand and tocgraphed to tho Governor OF
Santiago DO CUBA, In tho following words:
"In tho interests OF the friendly relations existing
between our respective governments bcg you to de-
jay Tho execution of tho alleged English subjects cap
tured on tho Virgfn1us, until the Captain Of tho Brit
lab frIgate Niobo can communicate with you. Tho
Niobo leaves to-day for Baltingo."
10 tlis request Durrto roplicu by telcBrapl,s " DO
not posEcssB tho authority to acccdo to tho peon you
send nc. Tho Inv must be fulAlled." ..-.
Tho MEN who claimed to be British subjects were
executed without allowing any time for investigation
ss to tho truth or falsity Of their claims.
THE CUBAN PRESS.
tho o1st gives ths following from the Diario: "Wo
do not consider 1t within the bounds Of Justice or
reason that wRr should result from tho capture Of tue
virginius aud Its legal consequence jue Il conflict
cores lot emulate tho example of Carthage, Mt
muuc!a. aud s,guntnm, and make tho Spanish race
IL Cuba tho administration Of the American
lIemispherc.n THO Face de Cu1a belteyns that tho
guotson will 10 settled by diplomacy: nevertheless,
il PRAISES tho activity Of tho artillery all engineer
corps III repairing tho Notifications, which will In
1hort lime be in porfoct condition.
, 1873-11-24
'NAViGATlON.

The Icc~Eloct:.do In tho Erie Canal
Partially GivcA Way and tho Canal
k1o:lts Move On--Closo OF Navigation
ut the North.
BUFFALO, N. y, Nov. 22.-Therc aro no indications
Of navigation Icing resumed in tho interior Of the
State.
DurrALo n. =, Nov. e2.-Canal prospects arc bcttcs
ths morning.
soussxorApx, N. r, Nor. 22.-The icebrcaker has
arrived, aud boats arc moving through two locs west
Of here There Ia prospect that tho boats Oh this
section will get through.
ALBANY, II. y, Nov. 2o.-DIspatches from different
poiuts on The canal state that thu boats ell OIL the
move 1cat OF Schenectady help Is called for, aud tho
presence OF those Interested III bcns aud property 1s
desired With help ali boas east Of Utica can 10 got
to tdewRter.
Canal prnpcisrs Ailt largo number Of bargcs Will
winter Il! tho Lachiue Canal, aud their cargors Will 10
sout to tho city by eeighs.
Co1L1anwooD, Cau., nor. 22.-Tho steamer Cnm-
borand tue last hts season. arrived from Tale supe-
rior, aud the City Of London, from Chicago, ia
expected hourly on her last trip.
, 1873-11-24
THE RAILROADS..
rffI1.ANrITliIA 1 ERIE.

sneeiai nispateh II Tho chieaga TffaaHs.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 22.-To-aay as noon an
adjourned mcaIng Of the l|ssalsled Stockholders Of
tic Philadelphia Eria Railroad WAS held in tho Mer-
chants' Exchange. William NJ. Flack acted ns Chair
,uan pro tom. Tho report Of tho Committee to whom
sefcrral the subject Ct tho alleged grievances BY
tbs reuusylyania Railroad Company ssatol that 1u IN
intervIcw with sub-committee, mr.. T1olnpson.
President OF the Company, atatcd TINT tile iennsyl-
yania Company will ba willing to give ip the Lease OF
tile philadelphia l. Eric Railroad for m equivalent.
4 resolution was adopted continuing tho ComM!ttoa
will, power to act mud to make such propositions
10 lls Pennsylvania Railroad Comlany as viii lest
serve tho stockholders Of tic Philadelphia 4 Erie
Noad aud 10 ayo full authority 10 net III tho nlatcr
after which tho meeting adjourned.
TIE TEXAS CONSTRUCTION coMpASf.
Col. Thomns Scott, Of the largest tntorsers OF
tho Texns Il California Railroad Construction COM
pu1y prnppaeB settling with hollcrs in payments ex-
tcntliug from SIX to twentytour mouths. 11c sre!ks
for himself, Matthew Baird, Rnd John Aoa1auns, his
co-indorscrs. Tho Public Ltlaer Ct to-ay l!as mis-
leading article In which Mr. Thomson ant! mr. ilous-
ton arc mentioned co-fndorsera and probable
losers with Tom Scott. Mayor Bond Of the oonsr'lc-
tion Company, distinctly statcs these gentlemen nre
not connected In nny way with this Company, Co.
Scott says If his creditors extend ~ him ta credit he
ass ali will get their money. II they decline, nn9
press for Immediate payment they must DO satishcd
with what thCy Gun got. la believes that Congress
vii! extend atl to hls enterprise not by norang tue
Com1,any's bonde, but hy lenllng TO tic Company
Government bonds under such glaraneca Of payment
By tlo Company aB he can chow IL sufficient.
, 1873-11-24

in snner moro Meksd mora infamous sn ,s.; mC5s
a Of like Sr Gs5"fs1a %aan, ~ M
s!ssS q .tsadiss s.ssa ts sS nisss' oysr
sso i t,s ,se .yss;es of yonr s,soe!sis. ansE
to punor tho Frras,,ry Of Tits co';y, in wlis yaa
and yr''r ss:Gciate. IN crime were rilay IT, oena-
tser Of onht III tho 'nn!la Of sny. Tim cnnr,oro
ns 'Pt te,ds 81 y vi N "ss sesnF 5 to- on "sf # Ss Mar
Tho very 'cxs ay aftcr tint ynnr cAreer Of lcr b.
lill, tho wlolo l9o Aeoolnls bufore tai noard
S s sss ..ssa si9 a oncy s s HI ~
ea.esiye TINT tLe wl.oe rrotco5ma waa n9t!L4te to
se v sS'eas so Il 's M. @ ~
that III my Judgment wol he r',i'rlNrrly nstalrol
by tho fact tint 'nsh cf .lrso nyyoal un!nr ~ tsy
pandcr 'y was a., osaiy M 'so "in, irsisr e = 10y
sent who tho rnro d yor s.;uciate: hs" ,;s. Sa.
Is imnoaaiblo 10 hs!Iova lint t,n ualt.'sion nt
lo caset, 1n which t!u ,otnya n.rr ro;e'y"a On cs1
sa1. Il sss s III - s' ri woat "a az "s s s
ssass sss"t1' s' s'S d yss n;sa Pss";sS; :, d.
yc'!an ha. ioen slo rc.n!t Of my patt''ant y
tG ssSresssa s'GI. r. ..rRss r'nops hstwoe ho an liz
outs" No TIN wlo!o ktiuHHEu l'as 'Wuh etfuRelo
hetwcen ho.lcny anil frAd, lctwcc ylrttle n crifHe.
Tho JuHc err, III vllcntloi o! tiso nai .taflM!sait M
nature Of lilo prosecution, a,slc 10 Tho 9fnea ~ trst
giving the grcn tho igt snd To elIo Errat aaHn!aco
ronturol by Uharcn oCohor MD Hn'nuTl j. I'ltlnh
III tho preparation Of legal rrnrof{tlltRo,aAu cn!iou
II wnilA 10 wrong nt''t t!hJunt " e!ol;hn ipT
nen'e't tt'o 1aca taht wv. -, ,,"n.t, ~ -
lno result OF rcFAeGH, I'M hmm lin r,a,t ri cy
tsen 10 cear al h as noTSp ,vor,snwo a
WtYo esihehco Wah ~ ~ % ~ ri ~ VIM ~
weFo IL wns 30 t.iopaniH .it ri,rw,v tIts xi,nr n
1lst n'!a cohslaalso yo.t.. @ @ ,,t nv T.f ~ vor ~
lin trin you react " aroo ~ ~ tsn'v yn,, ro"'l
@ ~ cM "u ,,on Il sax nyerWomuy M
ul'on so"l ~ ,', ~ ,n,,r .rrrnltv waa oniy
, 1873-11-24

In accordance with 4 very aucont custtfal IN
connection with tile shrievalty Ut Lontoll aud
Miadlesex. alr. Horny DO Jersey, tue Secondary
ct e City Of Lo9aon Alr; Nelao, the Cily 20
before tho Queens uomembraaoer on All s'nints
oyo md filed and recorded. IN anawor to royal
warrant the accounts Of tho shosiIfs FOR lii past
ycnr. Af.or this proclamation in these words
was made: "TenantB md oocupiers OF q pieoe
Of wasto ground called .Iho Moors.' In tho
County Of salop, como forth anl do your sor..
VICE. Tho City Solicitor upon TINT stepped,
forward, and cut ono fagot with l. hatchot and
enotllor with billllook, Tho usher thon pro-
claimcd 'lenunts and oecupiors Of certain
tono,ncnt called Tho Forge In tho parisl' Of
st. Clement paros, in tho County Of Middle gex,
coma forth and do your scrv'co." III reply, th9
City Solicitor nga!n brcbentod himself, and
TLo Oucou'a I,oruombrauccr baid, Good nunl-
bor," aud tho ceromony, Which had lastea hut a
faM miu1lioa, altcd.
, 1873-11-24
A Eu<iy Carries n Needle ira E1cr krodT
Tycnty.Eivc Years.

A Lady Carries n Needle II, k2cr kEody
twenty-five Years.
From tic Mt. rcrnon <il'.) Sucker State.
About twenty-five years ago lAtly, now living
in Nit. Vornon, accidentally swallowed u needle
Sue experiencc 10 SERIOUS results from it ut the
tip,o. and in the course OF eyents tho ci-rcu1n-
stance nacaine almost forgotten, except vt intor-
walls, when, rs Blao statca, tlcklish, crawling
sensation il, lor right side, near tue stomach,
was felt. Tho Bensation, a8 timo advanced,
ohnugcd localities, gradually wor!k'ns ita way
tlownwards. Still there Was no sctIoui1 ptln at'
tending tho cj1nngeB from, ono locality Of the
body to another. She, In company with her hus-
band, attended tho late fair in st, Louis, aud
whilo there walked about considerably. On the
last day Of their aojourn in st. Louis, the old
crawling Beusation rnanifcstcd itsolf near tho
ltneoB, end it soon became worry painful, 80
much M indeed that sio found it necessary to
take q car and got to her hotel Us aoon NJ posst-
bic. Tho pain continued with iucroasing soycr~
ty, and. al soon as possible She was brought
homo, suffering all tho time tic most tenno
agony. Arriving ut homo. Chyslcian was' cali
cd, rho was at iirSt somewhat puzzled as - the
real cause Of tho difficulty. lie did not bollevo
that It was 4'rising," as Ind been supposed by
herself aud husband. Nevertheless he fIpplicd
tic usual "dfnwing" remedies in such cases,
aud in the course Of 4 fow days WAS ona1oled to
case tho patient by tho oxtraction OF full, pcr-
feet tteol needle of tho usual length. e was
undoubtedly the noodle tint sho Ind swallowed
TWENTY-FIVE yoars ngo. The question Az t'o how
It had passed from The stomach into the flesh,
without sorlouB consequences, ia ono Te leave
for tho doctors to anhwcr.
, 1873-11-24

At PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. a2.-Considerab!e activity
Ia obacryahle In every department Of the navy yard
TIE monitor Manhattan unable to start Inst night
- the necessity Of repairs Of soo Of her machinery
WAS found at tho last moment. She sails tonight for
Key West, The new steam yacht America has been
purchased In New York by the Navy Department, and
will bo here tomorrow to receive guns aud aInunt-
Hon. She Will be used as dispatch boat a. she is one
Of tile tleetest yossels In tho world. All hahuR VIII
work tomorrow, the same as last Sunday.
At THE WASHINGTON Yard.
WAsl1HoTox u. G., Nov. o2.-The stcaH-tuE nes.
LETT Washington oay at noon, with i5o barrels ot
spar TAKEN out, and will be launched Oh
11ouday, An extra forcs IS engaged and ax.
tra ts1ns made on the shawlnut Ihe wnfk
Of recruiting ia rather slow, but probable all tue
men ucedel will lla speedily obtained.
Rear-ht.nrw Joseph Smith, founder. Of monitor
hoila III tho late rebellion Is lying Fefy Ill a. LIE resi-
lence. ...-
number OF officers wcss to:dny assIgued to the yes
heA which now lifting nut for sea.
THE nEDnKLYN YAHn.
NEW York, Nor. 29,-Slrangera whiting thu navy
Yurl ara not allowed on boarl The hpAnish ship Ara
hdes Nearly 4, ,000 working In tho yxrd aud
aae number Ii br!ng increased daily.
AT CHAnLrEToWH.
DnsToN, NnY. 1e-Wos1 in ihG ChhrieatoWn Navy
farA In going hrlskly and Ill the men whon u IL
poAshls 10 utilize nre employed Ths Franklin will he
being lst IN order. Viaitors ara excluded from hn
yartls 10 tin! the workmcn may not be lntestercd
Mllh.
At ronrsMourM
PORTSMOUTH, n. IT,, hoy. 4a.-The United Rtatts
steamer Mayilower Is ortlored to Norfolk.
, 1873-11-24

L1TTLE EALLs, N. y, Nov q, 1879.
Tho market haA been nut!ya tAia wec;t than
last, with alight advance in prcca. Facorymen ara
very rt nr many refused to sc at tho Eoing ra,ca
believing that fine fall n,adc choose will 10 wantod al
better figures th1n buyers nro now paying.
Auont 4Uu bo1os Of farm lalry chceae werc brought
forward nnl sold ut prices ranging from 10. to ito.
Some Of tue lots not well cured, aud bCtny othpr-
Wiao imperfect they went at low rates.
Factories were well represented lherc being aevorna
rsrt1ss present from distance, atnong wLom waH J.
AleAdan, of nchnela, who has several factnrcs In
fhc olietinga from other factories In the uggro@
gate moro thRu 5000 boxes about half Of which
eaangea han1s. The bidding commenced at l2Kc,
t,ns;, but Ann!ly closed It 1870 for best "faneSS
We gye soe Of The leading MS follows.
III Esg!s Ssosfs ieesr ta, s. Il Il IT,
@ n.r.o M 5itl 3oo at 13Ac; Avery + Iyes. % at l3Nc
as lis a3 s''f gs e sS Isa Tss ass
s!eas 81 j. Church., = , =. iSAo; <: salb Co., Co..
15O b. 131 Nawylle Association, ao Ut l31e; Crun
Creek, lo9 1t l38c. Sumo faetoryn,en scit forward
their goods OH commissions with guarantee Of ceralnn
Butter g now coming forward freely, and there was
agooa delivery. The sales being generally st a5c.
ouly amounting 10 about 600 boxes, out Of nearly
10000 e!rarod: Prices range from 11Ko to l3e, tho
bulk Of eacs boing Ut l2<c 4 considerable quatlty
Tho weather in IIcrkmoe Is cold, with htaYy fall
Of snow Tho herds fulling or III milk, and far
tories IRE making cheese every other day. TAis allows
ehmmng, and tho nuke from thlB time cut will DO
more Or leBs Of inferior quality
We hare letters from, England for the frat week In
November. onr London correspondent says cheese Ia
Y good demand, the quality aud coudltion being Ell
American extra dino rells at 71@72s stg rer cwt ;
English chaddar ut from 7S9of9 Butter isYery firm,
C!otuea selling Mt 141s, D3rsisa at 15Us, aud Cana-
II9n ut 0Gftl2j3. :
, 1873-11-24

Special Disputeh to The Chicago Tribune.
. ROCK ISLAND, Nov. 22.-No little comment waa e1-
cited in tue city this morning by the discovery that
the wa.or supply had ceaael owing to tho negligence
Of the employees Of lac WatcrWorls, who lad allowed
d aanl-bar to accumulate over tho principal
ieed-pipe. false alarm Of fro wua raised
1t 9 q. N. The hre-rrcssnro was in,nc-
diately put On, exhaust!ng the water in the
reservoir In fow ,ninttes anl pumping up = a1lan-
tty Of sand from tho A!ter-hcd. The rr-cAgino was
Immediately placed at work pumping water Into tue
boilers in tho engino-room, and force Of lcu en'-
ployed to clear the fcca-rre. During the present low
only DO depended by laying lced-pipe further
ont into tho srean,. and connecting It With the nnmps
Instead Of Ito ltcrbcdB, giving tho people uulterea
wutcr.
, 1873-11-24

Verdict for tAc ll1iROis Central 12ui1.
ro1ll In a Cave Growing out of n Corn
Contract DuriMG tho Rebellion.
speeias nt.pa.ch to Tke Chicago 7ritnne.
nLooM1NaroH, Ill.,, Nor. 22.-Thc case Of Cobb,
Christy Co. vs Tho Illinois Central sharoad, which
for tic past two wcc's hns occupied the time Of the
Circuit Court, to termination last night in
verdict for the Illinois Central Railroad Com
many. This IL ono Of terica Of cases
growing out Of Government contracts for
corn during tho war. This case wns commenced In
lne Circuit Cnnrt Of this county si1 years ago. TAs
first rnl In this Court rosuted in verdict Of 500 QUO
Tor plaintiffs. An appeal was. akon to the Supreme
Court, whore tile case WEE reversed and reminded.
ra is tho first verdict in nay Of theso cnscs for de-
fendants. They hnvc hecn ltlgatcd in OHIO, Iowa.
dict for plaintiffs. Tho will bo taian to tho su-
nreme Court,
, 1873-11-24
n GHnSTLY SENGATl0M,

snectnl Di*uatch to Tic Chiraap 7fi1une.
0suKos Wis, Nov. o?.-For several days p1Ht great
excitement hus een crcAted In this vicinity by the dis
covery OF ghoat in the residence Of Vim. Courtney
Town Of VinIanl. About two weeks since Courtney1a
wfo died. md suco that time, although tho house has
night md tle noso Of person walking and talking Iii
th1 lause has been distinctly heard. Last night and
reopc, iii Of WHOM naAert that they saw 1uys-
fer!ons light but examination Of tho house could
fnt ~ inBise, and no light. The circumstances
Of tho tlcat Of Mrs. Courtney soucwlat suspicious
aud MI tcnd4 to increase tue excitement. About 100
nesgous are examining tho house tonight.
, 1873-11-24
Iznilrond Bond E1unbb1o ut Ikcndnl-
vile. R1ltts

KEspALv11IE, 1n1., Nov. c2.-Thc compromise
rnAda between tlls city aud tho Continental Improve
ment Company, lust spring. bids fair to fall to tho
ground. rlo ugrrcent maids between The two thut
the city was so give the Company ~ aid of the cot;
100 in city bonR payablein annual 'nstaLaments Of
$2, 300 carh Commencing on tho 15h OF October 1s7i
without nerest until tho first payment, after that
held by tue Company to be given up mud cunceiea
mud suit for thclr rccuscry stopped. This hErecnlet
Coy cA1a President Ct tho Company, now Esiikss to
Ills Common Council cannot ugrce to. Tho nxcitonent
Is M great u ever over thiB loug unsettled dispute.
, 1873-11-24
COMMISSIONER SMITH.

Enjs Conduct While FAC vTns = gent for
tho Chippc1vas to bo Investigated.
Spsctal Dtsuatch to The chfea7o Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 9a.-Thc clitor of tho Dispatch was
notified this afternoon that Secretary Dcano has aT-
pointed Ncaon J. Turner, Of Ohio, " Il. Jcn,nge. Of
Pennsylvania, and Jauoz snh, IT,, OF 81. Paul, to
WILDER Of St. Paul, III 1ellinE tho Ieaeh Lake pines
and Smiths Conduct generally whilo Agent for the
next Tho uotico is rhort, but thoto who have ez-
posed Smith hopeful that they may Eeesiro Con;
grcssona investigation which will result IN radical
fun md fair investigation Is not expected from De-
lppQs commission.
, 1873-11-24

Quincy, Alton d ST. L0tlta 11nilr0nd
E1cGtion-1EesiEnntl
Fptciat Hi&uufch 10 7hs CAtrago Tritnnn.
QuIsor. H., Nov 22.-Tho Directors Of the Quincy,
Alton Il st. Louis Raroad held nooting hnra to-1ay
". g. Woods, Of Carlisle Pa, elected President in
1lnce Of John D. Alloy, resigned. u. T. Bchoisld Of
Carthngc, ILL.,, elected yicc-prcsdcn and n. D.
hfMnsull, Of this city, Director to I'LL tue yacunny.
It ts reported that O. =. 1.yhor, General Supern-
tcndollt, ard II. L. Courr!H, General Freight Agent
Of the 1iauibal l. 1t. Joe Rsroa.l, hayo resigned.
, 1873-11-24

Special Dfepatch 10 The Chiea7o Tribune.
MILWAUKEE VETERANS on HAND.
MILWAUKEE, Wts., Noy. 2a.-The officers Of tls
First Regiment Wisconsin militia met last might and
toccra,hed tn Cav. Wanhbnrn i0dsy ten,lering their
.,ryiess, offering put LOCO in tho Held III si1
lays' uos!ce. ....
TIE c1scIasAT1 uoAnD or rnAng.
C1so1xxArt, Nov. .a.-The fallowln3 preamble sud
,csolu,iou WIS passcl unanimously by tha Hoard Of
Tradu tudny: -.--..-.
WuyAxas, The iartarolss treament Of rarsons late.
,v rnnlnrr, o.t tha cuast of Cuba by tho 6ptnarla
;aynx cs,st1 vile spread tosliaR Of indignation
hrc,shons S.s fn;d st.es, call!ng tor soms as'lon
nr,nriu{s OF afblttatu1 tudor which OIL: lsn aat'
, 1873-11-24
IOWA.


Speeial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DAvENromr, H., Nov. 22-The Grand Lodge OF
Iowa Order Of United Vorkmen will bo instituted In
this city ncxt Thrsay. This Order is only about six
monhx old, and already about ten lodges hare been
of United Worlcn arc In localities being tnst
tted instead Of tho Grauges Of the Patrons Of Hus-
baudry.
, 1873-11-24
Nery York Criminal ltct11s.

NEW Yox1, Eovs o2-Frank T. Tatntor, tho al
has bcon rc,nnndet for Eontouce. Tic motion for i
new trial WAS dcn!e
An.lrew l.. Roberts and Robert Gleason, tho alleged
boud forgcrs hayc had 1ftecu additional 1ndlctmcns
for forgery found against them. -
George Doyce, aged 49, has been arrested On charge
Of fatally Shooting bis uncle John Hutton Tue by
Jest, "Now, I'll tx YOU" drew revolver and t1ed.
, 1873-11-24
SUICIDE,

Sptctai Dispnseh to The EAfeaga Tribune.
CAntlNYI1IE, ILL.,, Nav 93.-A gentleman named
Charles Dore Carpenter OF his PLACES computed sui
cts hcre today by shooting htnsHef through Tue llca
TAa cauas assigned for Tho uct iunhity to obtAn
worlt, aud for fcxr that ha miglt BECOME public
Charge.
ST. LouIA, Nov. 2o.-Mai. John G. Fell, nh old
citizen Ut st. Louis, mud Unpu officer during the
war, diel liant night from oyerdoao Of nanrphtns
administered by himself. Misfortune ta sa!l to he
the CAUSE Of tho act liz has brother n Philadelphia.
, 1873-11-24
DRY GOODS.

New YonK, Nov. 29.-Jobbing distribution con-
tnues faIrIy satisfactory nut business is quick with
commission houses. Tho market for cotton goods Las
been u1,settle by tho reduction Of Lonsaale blcachcd
shIrting 10 12Ho Hope 1oNo; plackatono a., llNc,
and Aro5cogsn l2c ohsr ptic{e e, reactons *tnGor
muIes aud lob lots, Dlankcs more uctiyo and nrmcr.
, 1873-11-24
A VALUABLE MAILBAG,

Dxsyfo1sIs, Ia,, Nov, 2s.-on Thursday morning, on
lie pysira In XdaIr Cu;nty, VA. found mail.iaok,
rrohahis lott by tho tra'n-Ealbefs Il eannt nil.
Francaco. Cal. In favor Of II. H., Rorhtstsr N, \:
allo eighty heavy gold rings The sacE md contonta
kgs IL tAs cxre Of tho Postmaster Vt FonlauelIs.
, 1873-11-24
FINANCE AND BUSINESS.
NEW YORK.
A,r urArrtfHNT


Nav Yonx, Nov. 91,-Tho OIoerng-HouAe to-day.
for Tho rHt Tina since aopt 90 rancd all official bnnk
atnotnnnt Will. Thu difcrcces from the condition Of
thu LankA laat wrpk, ~ folowu:
ron,. 81 i! Ss; S:;ss
,s7;1'!SS s Il ,55ssSSSS s9 sSS
j,s%Es 'slSs seSss 5 ssS 'sss5s sossosss
es sr , sa 1;!s { So o 1sSs !s;n
SSra'ctoa ~ It. ese efS sos o oro 1 xessras to o
wnolIy slntcment u bunk: ld $40 QUO coo lega,sen-
lcra. al accotn9 to tho daily staeinons $s, Geo.
coMrAnArIvE HTATEMEHT.
th!n week compared WIZ, !llo week ending soIt. co.
Ss&; is s.:ss;sss :ssss' ; ':ss
5s4ssS as'tsSo a3ssSsSS a1sssSe
ieH1aioiora... .s1HiE's.; M5s7aoo sosSosso aosloo
sar"lis Ss H *sss @ 1t l.5ssilo <. thS close loans
''">'" ronE,au rxcnAnaE
70 lay stcrlng, md loa for AgIat.
ranxoa Mt 1o,xeox, sa SSts cesea .. tho latter figure.
cuI gold Ucara1'ccs, t6g,6so 900. Tho su,.Trcasu-
p tse st'sII week @ samo iiae
0U, of whir s5U0u ooh were euora tncrchadIac. and
Wei, s 'sss { {tspay spss .r ss' bs aeaaes as'
purta weso over $7,tu1,1Dp
ttovENANEHTB
closed gulct and nrn.
BraTE noNDs
qsct al nominal prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hallway an,l miscellaneous speculation o7rnta hru1,
hut houn weakc1cd nrNl rrices declined !lGSlH per
cent. NJ lin frat call cro was III improved iccl'n3,
AMI 1arnl recovery cI,ssed but later tho narket
was lower nnd irrcgnr After i, thoro was general
ndyalco in tricca ranging from 4 to 2A nor cent
from, tho lowcat point tcangs also increasing. a.
thu fnpl ctour thero aitKht roactloH, put the
n,nrlet closed soay III lone. Thn leatling features
wcro Western Union, New York Conttal Lako Shore,
aud Wabash. Tho Ealcs wero 30 900 Weatern un!on
2,6cO Union Pacific, 1000 Wabash, 00oo racitic Aia,i,
6UU Panama, 4,6DU ohio, 1900 Central ,0oo ST. pa
IL 900 Lake orc Joaoph, 1900 Northwestcrn'
l,00U Hook Isnlld. ..--
FRAUDULENT ETocK TnA.'sAcTf0Sa
Z. II. DciIcrlnan Co. fiaY0 Instituted ega! pro-
ccclIngH against Unnio Drow, Eugene N. lEo1!nnon'
and s. H. Alden. charging thom with fraud and mis-
representation III rcga;d 10 iargs transactions IN Caa-
ton Htocks. 1t In alleged that Robinson was 1Hod by
Drew 10 saddle the btuc9 Dellcrman I: Co., nttef
Drew lad positively ngscel not 10 sell my Of hia stock
hut would huy mora. Tho difference in dispute
alnounta 10 $l,0oo,oco.
BrEC1E a1tIrMENTs.
Tho atcamshrs sailing to'day ako out s2cotooo IN
silver bars.
JAY cooTE / CO.
| NEW YonK, Nov. 29-Will!an Torrobe, Of Phllaael-
phin, has iilcd Involuntary petition in bankruptcy
in tIis district agunst Jay Conke l. Co., basR his Pc
t!ton un the noi-payinont by tho Company VI ccr
| ftHratn of dnnoAt
, 1873-11-24

sr PAGE. Minn, Nov. 29.-Naval chaplaiu POM
eroy, wllo figured u South ne''d has upearsa hese
unIsr tlo ltanlcs Of Hughes anil Ives, hut WIS nnt
short In hia iullostura by newspaper espnhase no
In now In u country vags Of Dakota countS' Netaf-
iun x1.a curing country women.
, 1873-11-24

THE LpafDEn1SG DUafEtas.
DAVENPORT, a., Nov. a2-The numbering etason in
this cit has close tho last mill ceosiny opefat'ons
to-day The enlouu Of u,ber sawed reaches 30,ooo-
ooo feet Prices for lumber much higher tAis year
tlap lust aud manufacturers will carry over leaSy
amount this winter,
FA1LuHE.
James N, Truc u merchant at Columbus junction,
Iowa, has failed. Liabilities, S10,0co Davenport
firms urs lurgrly interested.
, 1873-11-24

BT. LOUIS, Nov. o2.-Tom Allen, Arthur Chambers,
and Tom Kelly, who arrested last night on
regulation from Gov Deycridgo Of Illinois, for par
tcipating IN tho prize-nght between Allen and Nc
Tdwurluyille, Madison County, H., To-day, by Sheriff
Cooper, where It is probable they Will be
batlcd. An effort made hero to procure their re-
oase from arrest by hahesB corpus, hut, who thc!1
attorney WIS preparing The writ Sheriff Cooper quiet
" put them III carriage and took them acroLB ilo