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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-11
LOSS OF INSURANCE ClMPANIES-MORE OF
TIE NEGRO MOB.

MEMPHIS, Aug. ~. Tue following ls list of
insurance companies AMI the amount Of risk on
the .tock OF goods Of W. H. Moore Il Co dam
aged by fire yesterday: @ leen's l. ,ndon $40, 900,
liverpool. L 'Idon and Globe $.OU.l, Imperial Of
delphia 5000, NJ ,nhAttan 5000, Amaz IN Of Gin
cinnati s5lOO, HUMBOLDT, Peoples, New Jersey,
Res mute, Exchange >ew Yor6, each $500,
Commercial of New York, 5000, St. Loui. and
Citizens OF st. L 'uis. each $500, Globe Of Chi
cago $500. Total, s67,5OO. Tne goods were
valued at sSO,0JO, and the damage will probably
reach $4,000.
An A ;aitncte, Helena, special this evening,
says: The officers Of tle packet Traders, say
tat the b rat was prevented from passing O. X.
Landing to-day by NIB of n sgrocs, Austin
seems to DC IN p,ss ,ssion OF the viii es, but no
PARTICULARS cal b. learned from which it's in
ferre tn 1t II 'uble may yet occar at Au stn.
The river rose 2 inches. Weather clear;
m ercdry 100 h ,ttes' of til. season
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New YORK, Aug 10.-The Coroner's jury in
the case Of the death Of Mrs. Golfer, at DR..
Scherfer, .eckers water cure establishment,
found him guilty of negligvnc , causing her
death He was held for trial.
Ben. Butler, Thos. kinsella and B. Tracey
called on Moulton this m, rning-wAat for mo one
knows.
Be.cher is in town at his home
Tracy say. he will not crors-exa mine Moulton,
as he is client of his. s German SAYS Beeche :
statement will be gwen to the committee to-
MORROW
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R,vAGEs OF THE Ga.SSHoPpERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. lo.--Capt. Menlson com
manln5 at camp l:uggtes i'll communication
dated July 81, received at the headquarters to,
day staie- that grasshoppers have destroyed al
most the iltire crop of corn oats, potatoes. etc.
la that seetiol. Capt. Mems,n suggests that
the farm rs wlo have suffered he employed t.
b"ild the post, and thus be spared much suffer
ing daring the conn < winter.
F"rWar1eu 10 tAc Adju ant General of the
army.
ArGHINs'N, rs, Aug. 10.-The gras shoppers
have literally do'oared everything III Northern
and utnwestcrn Kansas and Nebraska. The
da'naSt l.it1tcted on vegetation Is tar greater
tnan Ill 1866. The corn crop throughout tbs
REGION Is tuIallX ,leStrOyed
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CELEBRATING THE vICrORY.

RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. lO.-Tne city is ablaze
with enthusiasm celebrating the Democratic
procession and speaking at various points IN the
city. Among the speakers is Mayor W. F. G..
Gregory of Petersburg, Va. The best Of fee :
ing IL existing The State is Democratic by not
less than IL, 900 majority, with seven Democratic
congressman, and the Legislature IL tnr.e-
tuuI tbs Democratic.
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The CJMlNH Mill.

TITrsBURG. Aug TO- Il Ii trans arriving here
last niSnt and tins morning. brought large deie
cations u Rough, IT, witness tho CJIycr- Edward
t,riHe il5It whlcn takes place to-.llpr nw morning
New York, PIi.a lei ,hla, Chicago, Cincinnati AID
st LoHs e we'd represented III numbers. Yes
terday large nunIb5r OF sporting men visited
z ,lser at Ii quart RS at McKees rocks Both
men are IN ex ;oLc.lt Condition. CJllyer weighs
ID aud Edwards l3!.
rne ting Is abDIt even. The steamer L. C.
VI Z rm.rh VII leave at nal ,lt FIR tae Scene
III thu 5ht. L, prevent tbs .rrost thc pr lei Is
vii not be takel o. b ard at il,ts ,urs, bIt
picked up trJthe to the battle gr,ul Prop
io.v not u''Lei III n LII the city u,s the exact
,catlon Of tn 3',uI |, an the d .stn .ti,l will
Ii It b. alnouacoI until after tine boat leaves the
wllrt.
Passengers who came ~ Oh steamers last
evening" say the mtlItia of West Virginia are OIL
the acft anl wll d. their utm,s to prevent tue
n riL.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MONTREAL, Aug. 10-A quarter Of a million
fire has occurred. One life lost. The ire orgi-
canal.
CINCINNATI, Ohio Aug. 10. - The unknown
bodies OF fifteen persons have been buried, but
careful descriptions OF the persons and property
are preserved. The known loss le Al.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 B. s. Burch has been
appointed Collector Of Customs II Parkersbury.
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From SONMERvlLLE.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 10.-Parties who arrived from
Sommerville this morning state that Albert
Reeves, Republican candidate for Sheriff who
was shot by Burton on Friday, died last night.
HIS brother Paul was dying this morning. Judge
the same time, and Oscar Burton, will both re.
cover. Everything was quiet there. The Chick
asaw Guards from this city have returned.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

| OMAHA, July 10. - Information from Fort
Laramie saws: . The Sioux l adams report that
| the Ara .}ahoe> and Cmvennes are getting ready
for war. Many Sioux will go with them, should
this be- true. The military very active. but
movements are kept qnlet as possible, that the
indians may not be inf rmed thereof through
snme renppade
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ANOTHER HORROR.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. lO.-A woman was arrested
here ON a charge Of causing p, emature births.
The evidence il overwhelming, Is females were
tuup dead,
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MURDERED BY MASKED MEN.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 10. "A CJ"Ster .Iournd
sp clal says Sat ID B Main, q jeweior IN Midway
"ooLford county, Kentucky, wiil.e on his Wa,
home last evening, was seized by tour masked
men, and trace Of him mas yet been found
Evn'encences OF struggle were found Ill the
nclghoorhOol where he was captured.
IL Is probab.e that he was murdered and the
body hid. A ma who heard his CRIES, aud we at
to his rescue, was driven back with threats oil
death. Several negr'.s, little later, saw some
men carrying Nam away He was tnen strug-
CLING aid groaning. II il not known whether
the object Ut the murder was robbery or re-
vtnge.
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RACES.

UrICt N. Y, Aug. 9.-Noary all horses en-
tered for the Ulca Park Association trotting
meeting which occurs Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Frid ny OF this week, have arrived
here. 1t Is expected the great DISC Smuggler
will trot az sinst G id nitn NJ .id's best time TOR
special purse Tor SNDOl
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Gen. Il Ill OF Al .btnt, the herr :.
Gently OF u]n4stic scan Ia IL NV YORK. i'll
co III elton with Ms, 81 ,twell, comm. iced
Life us i tailor, VI, next tue ,ier II of Law
renee county. then ap.sln OF cavalry All
after yards bri ablier general
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NClLL RACE.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 1O.--At Oakland Beach to-
day, single scIl amateur race for 800 gold watch
and gold regatta medal, three miles, was won
by NJ. F. Davis, Of Portland, in 70 minutes Al
heconda
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THE LOST CHILD.

Troy, Aug. 10.-A special dispatch to the Times
from Bennington, w., announces the arret Of
woman named Flynn, VIII has child answering
to the description Of Charles Ross, the kidnapped
boy. She tells cont 'adlctory storl,s
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HE enterLiln.u-.l Iii o. the Ltlcefs ut the
resid OF Col. Snort. list evening, was IL
pie tSlnt sIr, and WIS much enjoyed y
those PRESENT
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N ARlM.

SorTHwEsr PASS, Aug. 10. II M.-Baroustoe
Obs }. Weather west-northwest fresh.
Arrived: steamship Cortes, ut 800 A. H.,
Nicherson master, from New York to A. uvulten
No departures.
The Alice, previously reported on tho bar
bound ont, backed in and went up the Pass a
$40 A. NJ t. try Pa-s- l-LUutrc
PAss-A-L'OUrHE. Aa,,. TO- ~ M.-Wmd north
west fresh. Weather very hLLy.
Arrived at A VI, steamship W. p. Clyde,
Livingston m .-tcr, from HIvAna via FiOrida
pprts, to J. K. Il b .lts.
S.ied, brig Corneila Ahr.nima.
New loRk, Aug to.-ArrtyeI: Mas. Arrived
out: keniborS.
soUTHwEsr ASS, Aug. 10, 6 p N Barometey
$3.50 Wind Northwest light
n, arrivals or departures.
PAss-A OUrHE, Aug 10, 6 p. M.-Wind eat,
very hight. Weather very Lasy.
No arrivals,
Sailed: Schooner Alabama.
The 1t a nsIIp Nice is anchored inside watHng
hi IN tile t. 20 out.
New YORK, Ado. l0-Arrlved: Switzerland,
Span.
Arrived ont: Prus ia, Hohenzouern, India,
Sta te Of Pennsylvania.
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Ten thousand tickets,
Ten tau4s4ul tick cts,

Ten thousand tickets,
Ten tao -s4uI tickets.
Two hundred and sixty prizes,
Two inbred and slAty pr.zes,
Am pultiuG 10 so. 10,
An ,uLtlng to $40, tU
L ic draw VI Saturd ". August y,
To os Il ava oa : tL,lrl ". At. 1ust =,
In the l. ,utslana single M nber Lottery.
| the LJIIslalt Sin stc Ntnb r Lottery.
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Tute sto,riag tie nun,be, Of White and Eolored
rDs,de'hs dpp1,fioaed IN The Sir congressional
Districts Of Louisiana, according 70 the census
nj 1874
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TIE GREAT RACE AGAINST TIME.

RocHEsr4R, Aug. lo.-It is arranged that the
trial t. beat Goldsmith Maids time of 2. ) vii
take place in frce-for-al race Wednesday, a
COOL d.y AMI 70 d track, or these con Ii lolr
f. ding the II xt COCA day and track. Purse fol
Ill 1t race has b en- increased to sti'ii.
Tn tr r5es entered ft,r 1t are G ll-m'th Maid
dl,e FI.set5,l Ant'ael - vi lay.
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Don CARAUS Interviewed.

New YoaK. Aug. ia HeraM correspondent
has lnt.rvle we'd Don Carlos. In reply to q qles-
tiol regarding the COrte-, h5 said should be
elected fd.y and fairly by the nation. Ihe COrtes
which should replace the feelings, Interests,
wishes and Sentiments OF the eople ought not To
be a mere body OF factIous POLITICIANS, alike
powerless for the good and strols for the evil
promug CATION OF doctrines for the overthrow Of
euc.et, and e.lding with barbados.
l wish SPAN to III trcn Onward prOgre ~ and
en.lg utenment and not remain beaIud "tner ma
tons science and education, without which,
spun will be outstrppcd III the race for wealth.
and prosperity but something I'd nc iliy wrong
III tie modern current OF tnou ,ht and y ,stem vi
education.
Ine world is rushing into gross u aterialism
and u:btllef, watch, uucs. cuecAcd mu,t end III
tine extinction OF the human race, tue fault
tn reof being the modcr1 Goddess swat, IN Il
edu alton and molcrn Ill thod Of investi sat, H.
10 dly's ,ayants wl be called tools w The
stvaIts of twenty Years hence for wishing 10 dis
card truths that nave bDrne tests for ages.
spain sh Ill never submit, can heap IT. reli
gion and education assist each other >cielico
without religion Is bliaI;" AIDING with a enille
= am at present occupied with other matters
Wlen the enemy is conluered. my throne re-
stored, and ueace aud orler prevails, there is
time ~ con id.r education"
Touching Cuba, he raid he would offer free
pardon and amnesty, and would guarantee q
government devoted t.. the interests vi the
Island He said he Was opposed " slavery aud
would abolish 1t with all speed.
Carscs " very sanguine OF the success OF his
cause, declaring hly prvspeets favorable.
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R.iYONNE.

BAYoSNE, Aug. lO.-Gen. Dorregoray, COM
mander of the Criist army, h ts resumed the
offensive / Navar Z, he has captured the towa OF
Saynar'La, through the tteaehery OF the iAilabi-
tauts. amt is now advancing on puebla with the
object OF cutting the railway between Ailuda and
Logrono.
Some of his men recently fred on a raj road
train and severely wounded the cngi driver,
VINO is English. The Republican Gen. Ba re-,
with s hattaons and II pieces OF artillery, is al
NancIuc To ret Ike IAnuaria
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PARIS.
DEATH OF A BISHOP.

CHICAGO, Aug: l.-Dspatches from Chicago
annoIlce tn. death OF B.snop Whilehouse, .
Illinois, in that city is morning.
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THE CUSTER EXPEDITION.

New YORK, Aug. 10. "A Tribune correspondent
with den. Gu ter i expedition, writes under date
OF Aug. 3d. that SdrAey was scaled July 3lst ny
respondent says the country through which the
expedition passed during the last week is the
most fertile ana rIcn i'll indications OF gold and
quartz.
Grass, water, timber, fruit and game abound.
SccAery b-yonl description. Vale, Well adapted
tor cattle raising and agricultural purp ses. OAe
valley, near Iryau Yara, a pr,li.nent peak in
Wyoming, is pronounced tie finest he had ever
seen. Every step OF the marcn wa4 amidst flow
ers OF exquisite color and perfume 1t ~as
n ,med Floral Valley Indians were met, bat fled
Without offering Resistance.
One IIdlan from hostile camp, on Powder
River, says th. red lost 10 Killed in
the fight with B,zman expl ming purity. Ex-
pioratlons VI the expedition were to DC extended
TO the uth fork Of tno C.iey nm, R,v r. koturn
march would begin in lew days, aud Custer
expected to rea'h fort Line lin Au ,lst 81.
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An &C :olnt of % IN ia ,l,ni furnishes
vlln.oie u.nt TO volunteer lire departments
line L. N la 81 'cts'a w1' tle first rsg,iseat
on the 1iert, Ii tVin5 no tr,,sers to ksuS on, aud
the ire W.i IN exam CUISINE "
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON.

LONDON, Aug. 1O.-The Dirty Telegraph says
II is reported that Rus has nted t., reeog
Mise the Republic of Spain, aud all other powers
will follow.
LONDON, July 10. Exhibition game of b,ss
bail played by American clubs at Crystal PAia .e
to day Red Stockings, 6, 0, 5, 0, ,, |, 0, 0, 0
total H. Athletics, 0, 3 0, 0 0: +, 0, 0, total g.
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In ro WITS \ ,ic... . s,u i..io "a tdo hn1Ck0f>
bocAcr' III NV YofG. tho Diner day, 70 dls-
ctl>. the he, oi getting hold OF u u40e plum
of sOnie $50, JJJ, 'hJJ wortA VI property wdich
hil, Ueen ,aiAtIn5 III HOiiauu ior nan.
red or two Vars. lac Van Atousous, Van
Sewers the oAeiuers .Iu,l Elluvcits weeo vut
III SIR lug lorc,. Tic Van D.AA,s WILL W heard
y LtIU As4er plobavay.
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MADRID.

MADRID, Aug l0.--A dispatch from Barcelona
says tho lnhibita ITS arc greatly alarm d.
DO ~ OF Clrlists nun ,ering 2',.UJ M n is
marching on the city and there is not sufficient
force OF Republicans to oppose them.
PARIS.
PARIS, Aug. 10. Prince H ,henlohe, the Ger
man Minister, informed the Duc de Cczes Altl-
Ister OF Foreign Affairs, that Germany intends to
recognize the Danish rtpub ic.
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RIDDLES ElITNl.

ATLANTIC CITY, Al. ID. rhe bodies OF D.
OH Y arp and Miss A me iioD. rt-, who
drow4tI While ont stlAg, found yes
t1rtay il al inlet 1t Is Supposed that tue dies
had be II b iri5I III the san | AID we're washed
out again Dv the late storm. All the bodies u
the di as er have. now b an found.
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LIS L l5ii, y Iir;L.n ~ >, II latino tells IA
tntt tners are seveiteen Thousand hynns in
th1 motLer toi5Le, OF winch two hundred
AMI >iAteen Il We beea adopted by the Church
OF England
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Excess Of negro population. -. 8,


Excess of negro popu alton. lj,64J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-10
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November O.-Cotton-
Dull at lac. Flour-stesdy; moderate
demand. Whest-Firm; red 81 O5a1 OS.
Corn-Firm; ear 62a63c; shelled Gao
Oats-Demand fair and market firm, at
53a56c. Rye-Steady at 04c. Barley
Firm; No. 2, 81 %. Linseed Oil-Firm
at SOC; lard oil, firm; winter 81 1Oa1 10.
Eggs, Butter and Cheese-Firm. Lard
Scarce and wanted; good 13c spot or this
week. Bulk Meats-Demsnd fair and
market firm; shoulders Tic; clear 10a10ic;
clear 1890. Bscon-Firm; shoulders So
SIC; clear sides lac; no clear rib sides
here. Whisky-Demand fair and mar
ket firm at 96c.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, November O.-Flour-oule,
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. /
spring Ole; No. 9. sGiaS6Fc cash; s8ic sell
Ter November; Sic seller December; No
3, s3c; rejected 7Sc. Corn-Dull and un
settled; No. Q mixed $3.50 Cash; 75.c sci.
leE November; 73ic seller year; rejected
old 73a74c; new 64aU4SU. 0ats-Demnnd
fair and market firm; No. 2 4Sc CasE
or seller November; 47sc seller year; re.
jected 45a45ic, Rye-Demaud fair and
market firm; No. /, 998aS4tc. Barley
Dull and unsettled; No. 2, 81 19af 81
cash; No. 8, 81 02a1 05. Pork-Demand
fair and prices advanced; $1s 90 cash;
$l7 80 seller year; SIT 95 seller February.
Lsrd-Demsnd fair and market firm; 1874
alag cash; 81 05 seller year; $12 OF sell
Ter February. Bulk Meats-steady, in
moderate demand; partly cured shoulders
6sc; short rib mlddles 0ta0s all loose.
Cornmeal-Steady at 1895. Whisky
Steady, In moderate demand at 96a06fc.
On open boad in the afternoon Wheat
closed dull at S7ic seller December.
Corn-Lower at 75a75tc seller November;
73s73tc seller year.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ NORTH WHEELING PROPERTY.

James F. Barnes, Complainant,
Matilda A. Vcsey tta!, Defend'ts.
By, virtue OF a decree rendered in the above
entitled cause at tho September Term, 1874, Of
tho Municipal Court OF Wheeling, the under.
signed Special Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, November u, 1874,
EEL at public auction at tho front door of the
Court houeC Of Ohio county, the following
property in John McLure's addition, viz: Lots
!, o and 10, and strip OF ground adjoining lot 0
on tho north, and fronting on Market street 81
feet, az inches. Said property will DO sold in
four parcels, according 70 subdivision on fle
among tho papers in this cause, made BY W, o,
smith, Eco, City Surveyor. Lot No. /, on the
corner OF Market street and Alley No. 2, fronts
e. feet w inches on Market street, with a dcpth
OF Go feet, and has thereon erected large brick
dwelling house; Lot No. 2, on the east side Of
Coal street, fronting 90 feet thereon. with a
depth OF 65 feet inches, and has thereon erect.
ed small tenant house; Lot No. 3, on the cast
aide Of Coal street, and adjoining Lot No, on
the north, fronts 80 feet on said street, with a
dePlh q % leet lnches; and Lot No. 4, on tho
thereon and corners on Alley No. ?, with q dcpth
OF 65 feet.
TERMS or sALE-one.thlrd OF the purchase
money in hand, and tho residue in e6ual nav.
menIs In and y months, with Interest from
day OF sale, The Purchaser giving bond and secu.
rily Tor me deferred instruments, and the title
being, retained as further security until pay
ment In full, but with liberty 10 each purchaser
top1y sIl or greater proportion than one.third
A J. CLARKE,
Law ONCE No. II Twelfth 81,
oet2c-sod GRO. a. W1CKHAM, Auct oneer.
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BEAUTIFUL WoMEN.-The hair IL the crown
Ing glory OF woman. There arc few modOIate
defects which cannot DO remcdlca by the proper
disposition OF the tresicS. But when the hair
begins TO fall ont or turn gray, In young people,
or with those In tho prime OF life, there is cau,e
ior real regret. When this 10 tho case, Hairs
Vegetable StclIidn Hair RtRelDr will be- found
10 be atst.class remedy, far superior, as
sound medical medium, TO anything else beio.e
the public. Itactually restores gray hair TO It's
original color, and in the great ma ority Of cases
causes 1t to grow again when 1t ls becoming thin.
L y not like many popular preparations, a mere
HAsl, b~$ = s~I~~iiaA hIsnnvnTp, indnyac5 and
used by physicians Of character. Address p ~" D
Hall d Co, Nashua, N. H.-Forneys Rltkll
Pres, FEB. I, 1868. dAw
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New York.

New YORK, November 0.-Cotton-
Weak and quotations nominal; middling
uplAnds 14sc. Flour-A little more acI.
i've with prices unchanged and closing
quiet. Wheat-Opened shade firmef;
No. ! spring 81 14a1 25; old do store
81 25; No. old 81 12a1 1G; No. 3, 81 03
al 05; rejected do 81 OIL. Rye Flour
Firm at 81 10A5 IS. Cornmeal-Little
more active and unchanged. Rye-Firm
at 90s03c. Barley-sCarce; Canada west
81 45a1 60 Malt stOady. Corn
Scarcely so active; mixed western 92c
store; 93a03ic ahoat. Oats-More active
and decidedly tirmer; mixed western GA
629c store; one cent lower ailoat; white
do. G2a62ic. Hay and ops-UDchanged
Coffee, MolasSes and Rlce-Dull but I'M
changed. Sugar-Dull and heavy at STA
Sic. Whisky-As shade lower at 00a99ic.
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scHSEcK's MANDRAKE PnLs. PcR me CURE OF
LIvER CoMPLAIAT, DO.
Counting Disease.

The individual may DO said to court disease
who exposes hImselito the miAsmatic Influences
which give rise to chillS and ievcr and other
malariouS cpidenics and endemics, without pre-
ytousIy certifying his system sgaInst their In
sldlouS attacks by the use Of protective medl.
cal agent The hardest constitution is By no
means proof against Euch mAladles, much less
istic power OF which is leEBened BY an IRREGULAR
habit OF body. Tho inhabitants OF the bottom
lands OF the south, Of the now c'eariDgs OF Inc
West, OF suburb In districts where sunken lots
exist, OF every locality Of tho American CONT
nent, In fact, where malaria Is epidemic orspo.
rAalc, declare that the only true antidote 10 the
HoSietter's Stomach BlttefS. There seems 10 BIO
peculiarly resistant In this ptan dafd
preventive and remedy 10 oil hurtfal atmos-
pheric Influences, CodAw
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Good demand, and
A Hlipht advance IN pac;Aca

RAILROAD BoNDs-Good demand, and
q slight advance in PaciGcs.
STocKs-The market opened at 4a4 per
cent above closing quotations of sStur-
day, and as the morning wore on a
further advance Of tai per cent was
made with the chief interest In Pacific
Mall, Ohios and Union Pacific. Pacific
Mail advanced on reports to the effect
that negotiations were pending and
were liable TO end favorably, looking
toward the consolidation Of the interests
10 both Companies, and that at least
they would most likely hereafter ex-
change frelghts. Ohios were up on the
CompAny's report Of increased earnings
for October and areport that there was q
likelihood Of their interests being Joined
to the Baltimore s. Ohio Road. Later on
there was elightfAlling of In most Of tho
leading stocks, consequent on realization
OF sales, but at the close the market
was strong and in most instances
the prices were at the best Of
tho day. The sales aggregated 215, 900
shares, OF which $500 were Western
Union, 24,5O0 Pacific Mail, $500 Lake
Shore, $4,000 Union Pacific, 10 900 North.
western, 5000 st. Paul, and $1,000
Wabash.