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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-28

TH.a? rREsEYTERIAS CHCRCH.-A series
= ,.t.;r-S have been in progress at this
,.er.b ,iacr "Wednesday. and will be con-
fa.,l very evening OF the coming week.
Il. I.>ior ! assisted by the Rev. Jatnes II.
H.3. Of Baltimore, who will preach this
.,,a.D- Il = o'clock. The sacrament of the
l.:a, supper will be observed the first
>.gty QoIning in December. ;Ti
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The King OF the Sandwich Isiands-
Disaster to q Whaling Party = Massa-
ere by Sayages. 4

= y = id
SAN FRANCISCO, November u The steam
ship MacGregor has arrived from Australia
and Honolulu. The King Of Hawlii is on
bis way here In the United States steamer
Benecia. Before his departure, from the
Sandwich Islands he reconstructed his Cab-
met. He also appointed Prince Delawbokaa
as regent during his absence In the U nited
States. The Prince has also been pr0claimedp
az successor TO the throne.
John Norton, chief mate of the whaler
James Allen, with Alexander Collins.
Thomas Barker, John Seypan, Carlos Am.
bier, and Charles Boyer, seamen, went In 8
boat from the vessel aud struck whale.
The line got foul, and they were drawn
down and all perished.
The cutter Lapwing, with q crew OF four
white men and several native sailors, while
on the passage from New Caledonia, stopped
at the Island Of Santa Cruz for provisions,
and the savages massacred her captain,
off GERS, aud all the crew but one--a native
sailor. No names are given.
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i. JouN's CHuRCH FAIR AND FEAsT.-The
!"1ls> oi 81. Johns (EpiscopaD church
ifoDo,c TO hold a fair and feast in the store
!'93 Main street, lately occupied by Cardozo
s.Uqavrcan L. Co., commencing on Monday
!!-4t. November 30th. The proceeds viii
b: devoted 10 the benefit OF old st. Johns
4b9 no doubt the yeneration for this time
a9uo:cd sanctuary will secure an encourag-
!2s Patronage. 4 daily lunch will be in
!rad.nc>s also evening refreshments, iDclud'
IL. >ucl dclicacics as the season affords.
4ls ladies confidently look for the liberal
support OF all their friends, and the friends
=. WLt church, for this worthy object.
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s'Ho"f TRUSTEES AppoINrED.-The State
i'H-!G o! Education Yesterday appointed the
"'.o"!n- school trustees
MechIenburg county: Boydton district,
i'eA%rd .lcllrrs and +. A. Davis; Christians
,' ,,l'r' ]. {. Keckes; Blue Stone, b. 7. Winn;
ia' Creek. }. G. Elan; South Hill, a. &.
Hn'!a burkhorD, Charles Ogburn Paimel's
3trhns>, John II. Taylor; Ciarksyille, DR..
'1laes Shelton.
no1ch!and county: Dover district, Rev.
l.. L. D. D. Johnston; Lickiughole, Charles G..
"HkMsOn; Byru, DR.. Robert Il. Duvai.
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Euha.

HAVANA, November 27.-Tbe Exchange
room, recently osened by the brokers' fof the
transaction OF business was closed toedag by
order of theauthorit,es. The PRINCIPAL msr-
chants and bankers desire the gold basis Tor
exchange
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Fire I'm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November 27.-A fire this
morning at the tobacco mandatory OF Mar
bury Brothers, sout1 Charles street, Sc
r!ously damaged; the upper portion OF. the
building and destroyed q large quantity OF
fine tobacco.
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Ini,a4I IinzIcco LiBELLED.-A special jury of the
jpr "|u ~, States District Court yesterday morn-
cl.e s',.,aemncd, "a, after bearing the facts in the
DarG, tnlfteen packages Of contraband to-
hnS .ouhd IN tie possession Of Messrs. Ro-
ttn,a q Co., OF Norfolk. 1t was shipped
tie North North Carolina without stamps, and
il h'Ilitles hpIitles interested are under indictment
" ''S"!sGh, 10 that State,
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49,. IhfEESErKG ELECTION CAsEs.--A large
-Ilo'I OF gentlemen visited the United
,oa.: 49, Circuit Courtroom yesterday, ex.
living ;, 70 bear argument on the lega! ques.
r1 ronS iai>ed by counsel for defence OF the
We, e','OuF& judges and registrars OF election,
.,. "1,o nave been Indicted for violation of the
1"';9'ceiiIent 1,';~ act. Judge Bond missed the
49, ana DID not get mere. He will arrive
l,i,,, ,"l'fhing, and the case will be proceeded
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NoLLE PRosEQUr ENTERED.-In the United
States Circuit Court yesterday-Judge
Hughes presiding--a aolse proseqas was en-
tered in the case of J. FL. De Jirnette, OF
Caroline, indicted for violation Of the bank'
rnDt law.
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,>,yrsY-~cHooL MAsS-MEETlSs will be
l..t ~ ,hr FIRST Baptist church tomorrow
...,ro,a =; .! O'clock. Rev. DR.. z. ). Hen
:. n Philadelphia, editor OF the BdphSl
r ..r. and PROBABLY other distinguished
.,-.r.,-.. will address the meeting.
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knights Tempiar En Route fer Neu
-r-'--I Orleans Gs

MaarHs, November 37.-Ths Great ne.
public, the Idle Wild, and the Inomlson
Dean, with communicates Of Raigh,s Temp. Temp
lar from ST.. Louis, Springfield. Il., cairo,
and Terre Haute, arrived here TO-DAY, ana
sv,s were received by the Cyrene ComfnanaeIs
IF this eity. at 1880 P. u. the steamers
1 left Tor New Orleans. SIS
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DREADNoUGHT.-If our people would use the
celebrated English Dreadnought and Cuirass Chest
Protectors, made double, to protect both back and
chest, they would be protected against attacks OF
pneumonia and pleuresy, which lead to consump'
ton. A large supply of these valuable articles can
be had at MEADE s. BAKERS drugstore, 919 Main
1.
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BAH RKNEwEp.-John S. R0bertson,
charged with shooting Conrad wagner, ap.
peared before the Hastings Court yesseStuny S1Sona
and renewed his bail 10 the sum OF Pl,oIy, - I;s
with John Amber Smith as security, for ms
appearance before the court at the December
term.
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MOTHERS do not let your darlngs suffer with the
whooping-cough If you have a remedy so near at
hand. Use DR.. BULLS cough syrup, and the little
sufferers will soon find relief. Price, 25 cents.
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France.

PARIS, November H,.;The memoirs OF
Juarez. the President Of Mexico, concerning
Maxipiliaa and Bazaine, are about HndiIg
type here. -. !.
A snow-siide on the Great st. Bernafd !.
reported overwhelming party OF eleven. All
are supposed to be dead. <4 500
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ll>,oHARY ApDEESs.-Rev. J. q. Tyler,
n r.v >-icnth-Slreet Christian church. will
Oliver IA address before the Aeigh-Street
Missionary society Sunday night at 1880
= %Lr!.A->irett Baptist church.
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: GO TO 1900 MAIN STREET and buy your.shirts
collars, neckttes gloves. aRd half-hose, from e. b
SPENCE u SON.
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CocoANUT CARAMELS and BUTTER-sCoTCE
CANDY at PIZZIEI'S.
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TiNF:HANCg SERMoS.-Rey. Charles BoWe
v. i"u'rra L temperance sermon on SUNDAY
d IL >4ilch Baptist) church, at y Z. NJ,
lG1,r tie auspices OF the colored Sons and
Cadet, 0i Temperance.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND

LosDos, November 27.-Dean Stanley has
been elected rector of st. Andrews Univer.
sty over the Marquis Of Salisbury by tive
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SENT TO THE LUNArIc AsYLua.-Fannie
Dodson. recently adjudged innatte, was
faken 10 the Central Lnnatic Asylum yesser.
day by Jailor Cummlngs.
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Go TO 1900 MAIN STREET anu have your cloth
ing and shirt made to order by E. B. SPENCE
SON. sg# .-ss .es.-
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MAPLE SYRUP.-A fine thing to put on buck
wheat and corn cakes. P1ZZINI has it for sale.
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60 1890 MAIN STREET and buy your clothl
and shirts from e. B. SPENCE s. Son.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News from Washington.
Retaenption or OaIses Bonds-Cabfuei
Meetlns-RumoP Of secretary Brss.
tow's Retiremens and 1ts Cause-Tns
sare-Burglary Trias-Tne Virginia
National Banks, &e.

AeetanS-Kum0P OF Secretary Beis-
sow's Retsremens and 1ts Cause.-The
Burglary Trias-Tne Virginia
National Banks. ne.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispa,cb.I
WAsHlssros, D. c., November 27.--John
P. Bigelow, chief Of tho London branch OF
the Treasury Department, arrived here yes.
terdsy direct from London. Mr.. Bigelow
brings with him about sic, ,oO0, 900 10 called
bonds for redemption. He says the pros.
poets Of the Syndicate being able TO place the
remainder OF The new fyes within the al.
lotted time are very iatferiDg.
The Cabinet session se-day vas again de-
voted to an interchange OF views Of the
heads Of Departments as to the policy Of the
various recommends ions to be sent to Con-
gress. The latest rumos Of Cabinet change
is that Bristow will retire soon after the
meeting OF Congress. The report Is the re.
suit Of widespread impression that Grant
does not favor change In she supervising
architect OF the Trea> >ury. -
The jury in the safe-bnrglary case were
out nearly forty:five hours, and their
ballots about the same, from first to lust,
standing most Of the time in the case Of Har.
rington four for conviction and eight forac
quittal. Iu the case Of Williams the voting
up to yesterday. at 2 O'Clock p. n. stood
nine not guilty and three guilty. This morn.
ing the ballot in this case was unanimously
"not guilty."
The report Of the Controller Of Currency
shows that the total amount Of circulating
notes issued to the national banks of Vir.
glnia since June 20, 1874, was $500. The
total amount issued to all national banks
since that date is S1l 500, 900. The bank cir.
culation Of Virginia is set down at $685.
3S2; whereas the bank circulation OF Vir-
ginia in 1862, previous to the organization
of the national banking act, was nearly
10000, 900. TlMoN.
Late Weather Report.
Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 2S-1 A. II
For New England and the Middle States
partly cloudy weather in the interior and fos
near the coast, with south OF west winds
slight changes in temperature and continued
| high barometer.
ASSOCIATED Press ,eiegram.l
WASHINGTON, November 27-7 p. M.-For
the South Atlantic States, clear or fair wea
| ther will prevail, with east to south Winds
decidedly higher barometer, and Sigh
change in the temperature.
For New England and the Middle States
clear weather during the greater portion 0
timed high barometer, followed by lowe
temperature and cloudy weather during Sa
turdiy night. ,,.a;.3
| The Safe.BurG7ary Case.
p. WASHINGTON, November 27.--The jury il
the safe.burglary case have acquitted vii
liams. In the ease Of Harrington ant
Whitley they ere hung.
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Election OF Dr.. Barnes from Nanse-
mond to the House OF Delegates
T,nrcer,;rht Procession. rr#f

Especial telegram 10 the Dispa tch.I
SUFFOLK, Va, November 27.-Dr. Thomas
Fl. Barnes was elected to the House of Dele
gates over bis Radical opponent, c. w. Las
sitter, by 5i3 majority (oficial Vote).
There was a grand torchlieht procession
and illumination here last night In honor oi
recent political victories in the district.
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oTo 1900 MAIN STREET and buy your under
shirts from z. 3. SPENCE & SON.
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CnnI- Horkers Out OF EmpIoyment.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, November 27.--An over-
supply OF coal has caused $4,000 workmen
| 10 be thrown out Of employment In this re.
giou. Suffering during the severe winter
| months is apprehended.
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REMEMBER that you must go to PIZzINl's s so-daS
If you wish to get candied oranges and haiag;
praneS. W. - - p.
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CANDIED ORANGES AND MALAGA GRAPES Fl
sale to-day only at PIzzINI's.
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GO TO 1900 MAIN STREET and buy the Pen
broke shirt from E. B. SPENCE & Son.
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IMPERIAL FIG PASTE and aARsIMELLow DROP
at PIZZINI'S.
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FLORIDA RANGEs.-PIzzINI has just received
splendid lot Of this fruit.
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I have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs WAL
TER d. BLAIR l. Cos Richmond, Va, and ma IL
FREE FROM ,FUsI. OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur'
noses. t@ - j. B. McCAw, NJ. Dr.
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
A.. .;fl,.. -, ~ Medical College Of Virginia.
Innndru Is, 1872. -E.-E---
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PBRsoNAL.-Judge Hunter Marshall went
to Atlanta, Ca, yesterday TO attend to legal
business Of the Piedmont Airline. growing
out Of the recent appointment of receiver.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

HoAKHoUsp COUGH. pRops-a good thing I
colds-sold by PIzzINI. -.ty4..y, ! r
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MALAGA GRAPES ceiling low at PIzzrsI's.

CALIFORNIA PEARs.--If you wish some Of this
delicious fruit 60 to PlzzINTs.
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GO TO 1900 MAIN STREET and buy your furnish
ng goods from Z. B. SPENCE & Son.
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UONFECTIOEERIES.
EsERYEs! PRESERVES!

Strawberries, Damsehs' Da
Raspberries, gssss, s
Pineapples, EElIg,,o. Elgs, Il.
Crab Apples, Eeaenss, Eac.rsa, 5a,rr.r
,J s,s an.nr lars Containing three pounds eacn,
ior sale At the usual price OF when = Srl'
YVES W, asunu'ans' q i = a. sQ7 Broad street.
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CHAScERY CouRT OF RIoHHoND-Jud9e q.
| H. FTtzhugh prestding.- The following cases
were disposed of:
Caskie us. Etling, &c. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port. sru.,-a ~ -
Duval us. Tyler &C.; Weisiger, DC. os.
| TYLER, &c. Decree setting forth disposition
| that has been made Of the fund.
Harweod ps. Smith. Decree providing for
| a partial distribution of the fund, for re-
lease of the deed Of trust therein mentioned,
for a deed to purchaser when he shall have
Maid in full and for sale upon another pur-
chaser who has failed to comply with the
| terms of sale. Z
Mills's executors us. Glazebrook's eXecu-
tor, &c. Decree directing purchasers to pay
purchase-money into bank, and providing
for Investment Of fund on hand and to be
| collected. ~. ,4.fs. Z .
Inloes us. Inloes, &c. Decree directing
commissioner to whom this cause stands re-
lferred. to make further additional inquiry
and report. ..o !.
Robertson u.s. Robertson, &c. Decree
substituting James G. Blackwell TO the rights
1 Of the heirs! of D. N! Robinson, deceased.
iunder' decd filed in the cause.
Bodeker Us. Stanard's administrator,
Sc, Decree directing case to be docketed
and set for hearing as to all partles' =
Murphy rs. Meredith, DC. Decree con-
I firmiDg report Of commissions, and dlrect'
ing sale Of the property in the bill ana pro
| ceedings mentioned. ra,i ga4 -, -
Glazebrook's executor os. GtazeDrook, He
Decree confirming report of commissioner
1 and directing deed to the purchaser, VINO
has paid in full for the property boushtI o5
him. ~ 'et -. -. =. =. y,
Powers, &C., us. Powers, &c. Decree con
jfirming report OF commissioner so far as \
recommends sale, and directing SAFE o
| the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
Brummeli vs. Whitlock, dc. Oecre'
making final disposition of all matters II
controversy in this cause.
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POLICE COURT, YEsrERDAy.wJusace =, ": W.
Hall Cre,o presiding. -John Wlley was sem
to jailfor twenty-five days for steaiihs pait
of boots from Israel Bee. *. s..
Charles Waddili and Margaret Booker,
charged with unlawful assoelatio1, Meae = ,,s
sent to the grand jury OF the Hustings
John D. Booker, charged with stealing a
certain writing, the property OF tne hnlgu.ss a -
of Pythias, chartered society 0i 1ne ~ "
Virginia, of the value OF w. Inc !t,s.o' a. 'ne
case was postponed until December lsI. x
Norris Dietrich, charged with being va
grant, was discharged.
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Co. 1900 MAIN STREET and buy your over
coats from E. 3. SPENCE & SON.
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An Inhunaan understanding OF fht
Rody OF the Reported Stolen Infant.

An 9nhUE8RB- -HaOsDeF-FAnoan .oA-A
Body OF the Reported Stolen Infant
FREEMANsBURG, Pa, November 2.-Ihe
excitement over the reported stealing OF the
infant Of Allen Gass from the cradle during
Wednesday night continued during yester-
day. The unremitting search Of the citi.
zens and authorities finally resulted in the
finding of the body of child In Lebigh
river, which was recognized as the missing
child. The evidence indicates that the
mother threw it into the river. Mrs. Gass
was arrested and conveyed to Easton jail
this morning. There is much feeling against
the woman.
[Secoad Dispatch.] -
FgEEnANsBuRa, PA, November 21.--The
mother Of the supposed stolen child has con-
fessed that she threw it inthe riy er. she IS
supposed to have committed the act While
insane. 4f .g3a G-s .,s~.
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FLORISTS, BEEDSMEN. q

EoON-SSSC~-~~~ EO1 ---~-Tsrr--@7~~~~
NEW CROP. TURNIP SEEDS.
~ a...- III
BED TOP.
E FLAT DoiTWFiii WHITE GLOBE,
/ aE F.fE.r Fst&sE i. WHITE NORFOLK,
fELLo" AbhfhsEy En- SEVEN TOP, ~
- - - - RUTA-BAGA,
grown from selected roots, and Of very superior
quality. ALLISON & ADDISON,
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7,pACH APPLE. Pssss Il. ,JSEArPLE
-ana DfyNDEE Al As.si Al 4 ~ at
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-,-u,B YESTERDAY was clear and
~ F.H I'm the day, but cloudy at mid

rtgai' -,~-,,o,p,tcr a. ne 7a&seatca Office
E.ar '.., N,rcxh<T %. 1874.
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BANANAS and SWEET ORANGES at PIzzTNI's.
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The Safe.Bureqary Case.
[specIal telegram . tna pisna,cb.1 ]

. WASHINGTON, November 27.-The jury in
the safe e-burglary case have acquitted vii:
liams. In the ease Of Harrington and
Whitley they are hung.
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~ NOVEMBER es, 1874.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-03
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY DECEMBER B. 1874

calm. notwithstanding nemPhis, Meli 90
master, from Liverpool, 10 q. Weeks 20.
Scholarships Adorna and Success and ba,k AmIa
Robinson. a.
vICxsBURG, December 2-Cp-Kstie. az A. M
DOwu-0usis silver. at ton O'Clock last night;
Mollie Moore, "A. NJ; Kate Kinney, : 2. y. to-day;
Arrived-COlorado, 6 P. NJ. Weather clear and
warm The river has risen four inches.
AnnPaY. December 2.-The river has risen
nine inches. Weather clear and warm. Arrived
Maude, from New Orleans. DepArted-Bann0ck
City for Cairo Minneols fos Cincinnati. and Joe
Kinney for st. Louis.
ClNC.SNA1I December 1-River thirteen feet and
falling. Weather clear and mild. Departed-Long-
worth and Sam J. Eale. for New Orleans.
PIrTsBuRG. December 2-RiveY six feet and fall
ing. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE. December 2.--The river is stationary
seven feet seven inches IN the canal. Weather
clear and pleasant. Up-ShannOn, rom New Or
leans to Ciucianati Down-Msry Houston. from
Louisville 10 New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, December 2.-The river has risen
twenty six inches Weather clear and mild.
CAIRO, December 2.-Arrived-Bee, from New
Orleans. at 8 p. NJ Scudder. from New Orleans. at
Z A. NJ: Bsmarck. from st. Louis. at A. NJ. De-
parted-Scudder, for st. Louis. at A. NJ. River
eleven feet two inches and falling. Weather clear
Mercury 66c.
ST.. Louis December NO arrivals. Departed
Lewis for New Orleans. and st. Luke tor Vicks-
burg River falling slowly. The gorge at k'mms'
wick still holds but can not last long. Weather
cloudy and very mild. The snow and ice will all
disappear soon.
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MARKETS.
DomeetIc Markets.

Tsw York, December 1.-The Posts financial ar
,icIe saw: The Wall street markets IL. active
eoafSssS nGcs sao .st those who have re-
Gently advanced prices selling to make sure OF
pre- TITS which the quotations show. The meeting
timid, and the assembage of Congress next week
will be no exception 10 the rule Gold opened at
ii2; ruled at li2h during the fist houE. AID has
Tho only feature % the market has been .
squeeze in cash gold. from $4,000 600 to 4N0.O 900
market. The rate at which gold loans were
ceived and Lea Of T. cent y day paid by bOr
cent
by reason Of cash gold being worth = considegs'
The demand for foreign exchange has been
email. Tie market has been fully steady with
business . basis Of 81 s4,a a. IS aud 81 892. q
( so for prime bankers sterling.
In the loan market the tendency il 70 higher
rates. call loans being +d4h cent. Mercantile
paper shows less change. Choice short date is
.as y cent. The next grade Of paper is alo.
Cotton closed quiet: uplands 14le; OreaIs l5sc
ne. receipts s7a bales; gross 1898: sale. Me- .s34
lows Low mdding for December IA II 81 .It !, loo;
January 4 l9-l6als 3i-3ze: February I. 93e9
IS l6c: March IS 2l-32c April Is l5I Is .i-32C:
May '6ac; June l6kc: July l6ac.
Southern -four steady common to fair extra
p eoas s9; good to choice e. sv..s p Wheat N sa
winter red Western. Corn quiet. Coffee quiet
and steady. Sugar rather more active aud steady
81 o No.sc JOE Ilr 10 gOOO Ienlns sc IOI ceHtriiu
gal. Molasses-Foreign dull; New Orleans quiet
at GO 064c for fair to prime; Csc for choice. Rice
quiet and steady. Tsilow dali at IS l6084c for
prime city Rosin easier at 81 252 80 for strained.
Turpentine 34aa d35c. Fork unsettled: old mess
1921. Beef unchanged Lard closed at y Gl3 l3l6e
for prime steam. Whisky Hore active and LEVER
at S W.
CINCINNATI. December 2.-Cotton dull: middlng
scarce and firm; ied 81 cs0l Il. coyn-Demand
fair: market FIRM 7O07lc. Pork duh: $40 so. Lard
dun and unsettled; steam 1875 Gl3ic: kettle. Job
bng sales at i40Hkc. Bulk meats dull; prices
dropping: shoulders ii d7tc: Clear rib l0dl0ac;
clear IOa 0lokc. Bacon sc.:rre; only iobbing
trade. Whisky steady; demand moderate: 9sc.
ST. LOUIS. December 2.-Cotton weak; nothing
done. Flour a shade better; euparfne winter
81 1O04 Is. Wheat duh and dreeping; No red
winter 81 o.. Corn quiet No. mixed s0O7lc.
Oats higher; No. 55A 056. Whisky quiet at i.
Pork dull and lower to SELL offered at $40. B Xix
meats held firmly shoulders Ike, clear rib l0Ac.
clear l04c. No buyers for green meats and picked
hams Nothing done in shoulders. Lard lower:
l3c on spot.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, December2, S P. M.-Cottnn-Ssies ON
a basis of mi,ldling uplands, nothing below good
Ordinary shipped December and January. 7kd; do,
nothing below low middling. deliverable February
and March, lid. Lard 68s.