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THE CANVASS IN INDIANA.

COLONEL FRrEDLEY's DENIAL OF ANY INFLUENCE
OVER wALcoTr's REsIGNATIoN-TURrHEI
CoNFInMAToRY ExPLANATIoHs-THE CHANCES
OF REPUBLICAN SUCCESS STRENGTHENED.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 7, 1876.
Tho Indianapolis Sentinel In It's Of Friday hav-
ing made the charge that Morton Friedley
Off wa,cott Independent candidate for Governor, Mr.
Friedlcy publishes card in tho Journal of to-day DO
nying that he mad any communication with Mr..
Walcot with any Of his political supporters rea-
tue to the withdrawal-in fact, that he knew nothing
of tho movement until after its elimination. Mr..
Martindalo of the Journal whose name had been used
in this connection By the Sentinel fit to deny any
knowledge OF, or connection with, the NATTER in the
daily Nc,cs of this afternoon
Mr.. Oeman, chairman Of tho Independent State
Central Committee. addresses tho independents
through tho columns OF tho Journal Of to-day APPROX
ing Mr.. waIcott's action in the matter.
IMPORTATION RErEArERs.
Tho republican papers or this city arc extremely Bit
ter in their dcnuncatons OF the men who camo here
TO the recent democratic sodors' rernion from Balt-
more Chicago and other Cities and charge that mum.
Der them imported for repeatcrs the elec-
tion Tuesday. Up to this timo II seems that the
democracy have had clear lcd.
REPUBLICAN CHANCES.
In tho light OF recent developments, however, IL
would appear tho result will bo doubtful Leading
men of each party express confidence and it is con-
cedcd by oil that the OF the republicans have
improved within The present week
REPUBLICAN ENTHUSIASM.
The republicans arc having tho final rally for their
campaign here this evening torchiight procession
OF mile or so IN length Is paradDg tho principal
The streets are crowded with spectators ana
there is considerable enthusiasm manifested Con-
gresham Meade Of New YORK, made speech hcre this
oyeniug
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PROTECTION IN ENGLAND.

ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS RUINED By AMERICAN
CHEAP LABOR.
LONDON, Oct 7, 1876.
The Sheffield Telegraph to-day publishes tho follow
ing:-"In consequence of tho injury Sheffield trade
by Amcricas heavy protective duties representations
have been made Earl Carnarvon Secretary for the
colonies suggesting that heavy import duties bo i'm
posed in retaliation on American produce, both in
England and her colonies. To these representations
Lord Carparvon replied Friday that, 'as will be
reflection, the proposal Ia not ono which Her
Majcsty's government could entertain"
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CUBA.
JovELLARs SUDDEN RETURN FROM THE FRONT
UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE CAUSE.

JovELLARs SUDDEN RETURN FROM THE FRONT
UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE CAUSE.
HAVANA, Oct Q, via KEY WEST, Oct 4 1874
Captain General Jovcllar unexpectedly returned to
this city yesterday morning His sudden return after
the papers had said that no went to mako arrange
mcns for the winter campaign. Is tho cause OF much
comment Some persons say that he could not get be-
yond Las Cruces OF tho presence of rebels
In that ncighborhood but tho most probable reason
is-and the rumor is apparently confirmed by persons
OF authortythat he has received intelligence OF his
being superseded in the Captain Geneiaship
This change would make the present precarous situa
tion still worse
MONEY FOR TROOPS.
General Jovcllar, when he started from hcre, took
$780, 900 gold with him pay some Of the arrears TO
tho troops.
THE PAYMENTS NOT MADE
Two battalions Of Spanish troops are reported TO
have rcvoted for receiving their arrears Of pay
THE HAVANA MARKETS.
Tho market for all articles Is unchanged.
is MARTINEz-CAMPos GOING TO CUBA?
HAVANA, Oct I, 1875
The Diario emphntcaly denies the report that Gen.
cral Jovear is to be relieved from the Captain Gen.
eralship
A CASE SUICIDE.
Carl Mundcr, n commission merchant and importer
OF jowclry committed suicide last night by shooting.
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TWEED'S SURRENDER.

A SPANISH EXPLANATION WHICH CASTS NEW
LIGHT UPON OUR DIPLOMACY.
[spzc1AL DESPATCH 10 THE HERALD By CABLE. ]
MADRID, Oct y 1876
The cordial diplomatic relations now existing be-
tween the United States and Spain have for some
days been the subject OF considerable discussion in
the newspapers OF this city.
WHAT SPAIN GAINS.
The politicians claim to find in the magnanimity
shown the United States by Spain in the delivery
Of William M Tweed, complete estoppel to any fur
ther threats Of Cuban Intervention They now con-
sent to shelve that bugbear which has long proved
fruitful theme on which to beratc America and
Americans.
Such is the coup which Spain believes herself to
have made
MATTER OF PUBLIC TALK.
Tweed's surrender is popular theme OF CONVEX
sation in the cafes, dividing the honors with the
Protestant question and the intrigues Of exQueen
Isabella Public opinion asserts that as the two
governments are agreed upon the question OF
rweed's guilt, they are Of one mind on all other
AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
The subject has been entirely reopened tonight
BY the following official statement printed in this
evenings issue OF La correspondence =
THE REASON.
"a contemporary journal inquiries whether there
exists true reciprocity Of services between Spain
and the United States, apropos OF William M.
Tweed's surrender and extradition since no treaties
are In existence as guides for the conduct of our
government In such cases.
AN UNMISTAKABLE INFERENCE.
1--WE are able to assure our colleague" continues
Id correspondence, "that the crime OF which
Tweed Is accused unites such special conditions,
and the attitude OF the United States toward Spain
Is at present deterrent cordial and SO decidedly
In the interests OF Spain, that under recurrence
Of similar circumstances the Spanish government
would NOV hesitate to act as In the case under con-
Bideration.D
SERIOUS NATTER
II the Spanish authorities have used the delivery
Of Tweed as a means of quicting the long existing
spprehensons regarding the Cuban question with
out any real basis upon which to place such an ex
PLANTATION the discovery Of the deception viii only
tend to make the popular feeling more bitter than
before.
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A QUIET WEEK IN THE PRODUCE AND GENERAL
MARKETS.

LoND0N Uct 4 1870
Business ON Mncing lanc has been very moderate
during the past woek and the leading markets are
now quiet This reaction caused by the unccr-
tainty OF Eastern AFFAIRS and tine cessation OF tho
specuiative feeling. Rico has been dull and the ad
vance quoted last Friday was not maintained A large
quantity OF satpetre has been sold during the last
fortnight, the low prices having attracted buyers
The sales Of tea have bcen limited importers hold
arm,y At the sale or In0lan tea former quotations
were freely maintained The sugar market is fat and
in several cases rather lower The weeks business
has been on an unusually small SCALE Fine coffee has
rcazed extreme rates. but lower qualities have gone
IN favor Of buyers low grades have been ursalabe
any extent except at further reduction. There is
material change in spices
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor Leland Stanford, Of California; Mayor
Samuel c. Cobb, Of Boston; Horace White, OF Chicago
and II. B. Hurlbut Vice President OF the Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati and indianapolis Railroad Com
pany are at the Windsor Hotel Deputy Surgeon Con-
erai A. Shelton and Commissary Dcs Barrcs, of Hail.
fax. and ex- x-Govcrnor G. c. washburn OF Wisconsin,
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Captain Philip C.
Johnson United States Navy is at the Westminster
Hotel Judge f. H. Grandin, of Mobile, IS at the Hor-
man House. William D. Washburn, OF Minnesota, is at
tho st. Nicholas Hotel Daniel G. Fort, OF Oswcgo Is
at tho Metropolitan Hotel. Lieuienants Seth NJ. Ackey
and Wainwright Kellogg, United States Navy, at
the Albcmarle Hotel.
IF you ARE CoNsUMPTIvE GIVE HALE's
HoSxY HoRgnouSp AND TARatri
AwARDS-DECKER BROTHERS RECEIVED THE
highest award for PIANOS at the Centennial
A-THE HIGHEST AWARD GRANTED ANY
S M III sod ony :,
at 6s3 Broadway
ALWAYS BECOMING.
JOHN DouGAN, corner Nassau and Ann sts.. has bc-
the leading halter since he put one OF his HATS
A.-RUssIAN vAPOR BATHS NO 25 EAST 4rH
st. a certain remedy for colds and rheumatism.
A-TURKIsH BATH, WEST Path ST.. OPEN
Sunday unsder N. RUSSIAN BArns until noon
To- c,i,en. and srrangors.-KXoxs ralI Hsr rcsdy a.
zig Broadway and under the Fnh Avenue Hotel.
ABOVE ALI. "-HYATTs LIFE BALsAM CURES
rheumatism. tones the liver purhes the blood
A-cIrIzENs AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE A
EsPENscHEiDs Msnufacsnrer. lis Nassau s,
CARD TO THE RUPTURED -DR. MARSH, THE
inventor OF the celebrated RADICAL CrRE Tnrss and who
has bccn established Mt No. Nesey Asor
House. has opened office town and has nothing
do with any establishments other ttUn his old Office
vcscy 81. ;. NJ. MARSH.
A-HATs FOR GENTLEMEN. FALL STYLES.
Lowest prices Y. ERNENwElN,
14S Nassau ST., Tract House.
CANCER CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE OR
pain. and positively guaranteed BY Prof j. W. COMINS.
N. D.. 345 Lexington av New York. Books sent free.
DYEING AND CLEANING.-NEW YORK DYEING
AND PRINTING ESrABLISiIMENT staten Island
Ofces- .s Duane ST. T5l broadway, Gl0 9TH av.. New
York. 1896 and i6s Picrrepont Brooklyn Established
81 years
DYSPEPSIA--A DISEASED STOMACH DERANGES
tho hcsrt and brain. Cured by SBARP's CoHcxKrRArED
CHARCOAL PILLs. HARTNK1TS (Bbls Housej pharmacys
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ITALY.

DISSOLUTION OF THE CHAMBER or DEPUTIES.
RoMK, Oct Z, 1875
The italian Chamber Of Deputies has been dissolved
and new elections arc ordered to be held at the begin
ming Of November
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ROWING ON THE THAMES

sADLER BADLY BEATEN By BOYD.
LONDON, Oct 7, 1876.
r. W. Boyd, OF fGaseshend, beat j. H. Sadler, Of Sur
bton, by five lengths in a seulling tho Thames
from Putney to Mortlake to-day. The mon started
even In tho betting which had previously been to
in favor of Sadler. Tho stakes wsro ST. 900 f2Oo)
sid
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for tho past twcnty-four hours, IN
paron with the corresponding date OF last year,
dicated by the thermometer at hudnuts pharmacy,
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THE GEORGIA ELECTION.

ATLANTA Oct 7, 1870
Tho democratic majority In nincty-two counties Is
10000 Forty-nvc counties TO hear from will make
tho majority 5000 nj least The Legislature viii
stand--Scnatc, ioriy-thrcc democrats and repub
lican Tho House Is all democrats, except SIX repub.
licans, including three c0lored
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CHINA.

AN APOLOGY TO ENGLAND ron THE YuNNAN
OUTRAGE.
SHAxGHAE, Oct Z 1876
An imperial cdct has been published expressing re-
cret for Mr.. Margary's murder and Affirming the right
Of foreigners TO travel through the country and enjoy
the protection of tho authorities An envoy, with q
letter Of apology for the Yunnan outrage is to to
England AZ once.
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YELLOW FEVER.

DECREASED MORTALITY IN SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct 7, 1870
Tho total intermcnts to-day wcro twenty-two, Of
which thirteen from yellow fever. OF the burals
nine were coored people.
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Average temperature yesterday o31s
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year r.......................... SIX
1875. 1874
Weekly average. So IS 81
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HUNGARIAN AUSTRIA PREPARING FOR EVENTS.
PEsrH, Oct Z, ls7d
Tho Hungarian Premier, Herr Tlsza declared IN the
Diet yesterday that all tho guaranteeing Powers were
acting harmony and that the Russian government, in
consequence OF understanding with Count Andrassy
the Ausro Hungarian Premier, had adopted energetic
measures against the exodus OF volunteers and had
prohibited any more furloughs soldiera
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$3OO,OOO

SATURDAY. OCTOBER %,
GRAND DRAWING OF THE
KENTUCKY STATE Distribution.
$4,000 IN PRIZES DISTRIBUTED.
lo,s79 FROM sa5,ooo DOWN TO $40
ALL PAYABLE IN FULL ON DEMAND.
ONE TICKET IN FOUR DRAWS.
$o5 OOo $2OOOO $1,000
4 OF 5000 EACH
10 OF s. 500 80 OF $1,000
THE DRAWING WILL BE IN PUBLIC
AND FREE TO ALL
TICKETS. $40; HALVES s.; QUARTERS. g. 50.
TiIos IT, HAYS CO..
General Enstern Agents.
6Y7 broadway, New York.
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GREECE IN NEED OF MARCO BozzARIs.
ATHENS Oct T. 1874
Demonstrations have taken place Al Patras Zanto
and the Piraus behalf OF the Greek population OF
Turkey and public speakers urging Greece TO mako
military preparations This movement 10 daily be-
coming more popular
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
The following additional subscriptions have been
ceiycd for The sufferers from yellow fever at savan.
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CHINA APOLOGIES TO ENGLAND.

Sheffield Begs for Protection from
America.
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This arrangement should be provisional and without
prejudice TO any future arrangements which may be
made in concert with tho Powers.
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OUR BONDS IN GERMANY.
FRANKFORT, Oct Z, 1870
United States bonds, new nvos, closed at 1o21s.
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THE HxLLExIC KING RETURNING BEFORE HIS
THRONE IS LOST.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. Z, 1876.
Tho King Of Greece left here yesterday on his way
hOme
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SPANISH RECIPROCITY.
A New and Startling Theory Re-
garding Tweed's Surrender.
WAR IN THE ORIENT
England Unable to Manipulate
the Sultan.
a TRUCE IN MONTENEGRO

Greece Awakening 10 the Opportunities
Of the Hour.
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McssrA DC NeuINIIc a %, rcccIVcu ycstcTuHy thu
following telegram
BRUNSWICK, Ga, Oct. 7. 1870
Ninety new cases in past two days About 500 cascs
under treatment Doctors very successful
CHARLES L. sCHLATTER,
General superintendent Of the b. and II. r r.
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por Mr. octav!us Cohen
Cotton Exchange. SSo5
Brokers' Board. S4O
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W. +. KrppER Il Co., SO John St. New York.
SIRs-Enclosed find 81 tor HoLMAHs AGUE AND LIVE
PAD. recommended by gentleman In parish VIII
has five OF them In in his family. with the hest results
H. II. SuAIFER.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF CARPETS
oLcLorHs, &c. AT HIRAM ANDERsoN's SONS 354 eth
nx hfri donr he'll 81
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RUPTURE IMMEDIATELY RELlEvED AND ALL
suffering tererom ended by the vIcTOR TRUSS Vesey
a perfect article. nnders
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MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR
children tecthng sofens the gums reduces Inflammation
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GRADUATED LUNG PROTECT0R-AN UNDER
garment; prevents cold pain the back; solt
everywhere. BY mail medium, 81 80: large. 81
SINGER, Manufacturer, 7Oi broadway.
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FUR SEAL sACQUES REDED TO LOOK LIKE
Mink aud Sable darkened. Sacques trimmed wits
fnr Lining altered. J. d. WILLIAMS. $50 Fulton ST.
Kron klvn
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATTHEW'S lst av.. and 3sth It,. city.
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THE CENTENNIAL AWARDS "Fo0LISH BOMs
BASTrThere is positively ground whatever for the
ridiculous claims forth by of tho
sewing machine compancsha, their particular machines
have received higher honors than others The awards
all Q, the grade and EXHIBIT best OF
its class Tho Judges reports not yet published. viii givo
the special merits Of each exhibit. The Wilcox Gibbs
automatic machine has taken ali the honors obtains
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For headache whether sick nervous; rheumatism lum
bago paus and weakness in tho bnck, spine kidneys
pains around tho liver. pcnrsy, swcings of the JOINTS
pains In the bowels heartburn and pains Of nl kinds RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will afford immediate and its
continued days effect Price,
50 Sold by druggists Dr. RADWAf, 81 Warren st.
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dental 20 the autnnnal behoove to
able clothing All the latest and best styles Fa suits
nnd Euli ats
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DYEING AND CLEANING THE EMPIRE DYE
ISG AND CLEANING COMPANY call for & and dsiiys, d
goods Work surpassed by none. Offices $50 Broaawny
nd ST. 1906 9th ay.. near lsh 256 18th av. neal
2ith II. (: Rossmorc Hotel. broadway and f2d 1T.
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ST JOSEPH, La, SEPTEMBER ~, 1870
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JOiNTED SPRING TRUSSES. SILVER MEDAL
at American Institute Fair Hard pads soft pads finger
pads and water pads. PoMERoY TRUSS COMPANY. 7ae
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MArxri1vrNo cExrRlL PARK.
Tue Transfer Of $40 600 Made ms Requested
by Mayor VIE khnm.

The Board of Apportioument met yes
terday to act on the Mayors resolutions to
transfer certain unexpended balances TO the
maintenance fund of the Park Dcpartm mt.
The Mayor having called up the resolution 10
n-fer $4,000 from the apportinnmont Tor the
Park police to the maintenance fund of that de-
partment, communication from President
Martin was pad, in which the Park Commits
sioners' management of their department was
explained aud defended. COMPTROLLER Green
was willing to vote for the resolution because
he wished the public property protected, and
for no other re ison. At this, President Martin
said that $4,000 would not pay for the work
necessary to he done between this time and the
lat Of January. Much work had to be done on
the trees and plants and grace In the parks.
The WORK might he done for Sj0OW.
Comptroller Green had supervised the plant
ing Of the trees In the Central Park. They had
been growing for nearly eighteen wears. Neither
thev nor the grass needed any esuecial care. aud
any approximation for those purposes was en-.
tircly unnecessary. Col Stebhins, who had
been connected with the PARK Department nf-
teen years. h I'd said that $1,000 W IS suthcient
sum to transfer. and his judgm mt ought to DC
good. The Pork Department should have been
so managed that the money appropriated for
one year would have lasted to the end Of the
year
The resolution. and also the resolution to
transfer 5000 to the DEPARTMENT Tor the repur-
ing ~ roads Ia the Twen, y-thitd ana twenty.
fourth wards, were adopted, aud the board
huJpuTutu.
A committee OF citizens headed by Col Rush
c. Hawkins, Dorman ID. Eaton. and Jackson 5.
Schulz. presented TO Mayor Wickham Scster-
day charges against Park Commissioners VIII
liam X. Martin aud Joseph J. q Donohue. The
charges allegc that on the 3lst Il nutry last
the Commissioners removed several clerks With
out ass igning reason for their removal or mott
fviug them ~ their intention to discharge them.
The second charge sets forth that ON the 3lst OF
Nav last the Commissioners refuse 1 to redu e
the wages Of the aborer- employed bN their de-
partment from a. to sl.6O day. although the
Department Of Pablo Works W then paving
uut SL10 aud contractors but $50 day for
LABOR. On those Legations the makers Of she
Ch trges ask Tor the removal of the COmniss ion
erS. Among the signsr- Of tie CHARGES are Rush
G.. Hawkins. jackson ;. Schul h. D0rman Is.
Eaton, Willi IN n. Webb, John II. Sherwood.
Paikc God win. Henry ~. laber stewart Brown.
Russ II save. II. Is. Clanin Coz John e. Emo,
aud J. V. Broktw.
Tue MAYOR Will hear the Comrnissionsrs' an
sNer ut Al o'clock this morning.
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THURSDAY. Nov. 23.-FLouR AND MEAL
rot f c da nS" nd except Tor ' SS '"f Spp
extras and some o,edr lev grades; although
W. quote S State ana western supreme u G5si5 Is
extra state &C. s5.3b@saS5 wesern spring wheat
40 winter 1 wheat ana e. s5sss % MSnssots
gSSS,@nen' 20 6sser ana c y brands
s9uinern shipping extras. $3.50 40 %. Corn meal
nour-supernnc, si.6OGt5I5. Buckwheat nour, 100
=, oTroS spot, were more steady, but quiet mia
ding upl nds, l2c;i sales i'ieO bales Futures adj
e 3sgc iSr DeSsm y 5ise for January y % s2c:
april win an upward tendency. Receipt at the poru
sPRovisioss quiet. with jobbine business 10
fs t5 Si s9 % 9gwy a. se g,
further sales Of city long S clear a, oc Gu meits quiet
aud nominal Lard wa. docidedy lower for 10th spots
5000 for prime me- city, and 'H 5Ssso5 for prime
& claw and PSn fssG ana Tor Ssy as
400 ics at tO1Os ti015 for the year 80 159tO17H
9s ,iG B 10 FsSgaF Min a rrss:
wanted Site prime to choice, 23g36c; do far 70
scommqa 20 good l5a is creamery, soSS5e Geese
Me. 81. 49, sGiie Eggs scirce fresh, 2sGJ0c.i
nc 10 .iifly 9cyc ana &C. higher sale,
VIII sefs ,s6 prime 4S rSd SnS 4a iSF S SS
os soil 81 Voc or prime se and held higher at Ing
barely ,s,eady sales 5000 bush, at so a2c. Tor
ior sh'te Do ne uunr 80 At ie also. wntc State,
So 3d. ana mixed 40, ltsa iNT Cor Ut some furtheI
dcriIne. was NOR active Gales $1,000 bush at b5aBOc.
Tor western mlNed Inc uing No. ana X nsas, BOci
sail1lx q ana No. Chicago az bprj9i<c. steamer
miNeu. 5Ssc; new Western mixed at o5eJb5c; Old ye-
10 90 ~ ana Vhitr. co.
SuSDRIEs- sliuts tmpentine steady. with 200
Dbl. tUld at 3SWiSisc 10 ius quiet and un.
changed t2.Spa ~ 35 for common to good strained
Petroleum wa. qu et but arm at 12c. I crude, IN
bulk, and 26A@ 2 forrrnued In bDl-. Ocean fro CUTS
mere mod, ratey active tor b. rth room at STEADY
ratcsi chart room was ~ demand. ana unchanged.
Grain TO LiyerpOule by sfcau Sic1.i bacon, i0.. {.
gram, b. .ail Sal ton, 0 $50 lloi -four,
70 Glasgow BY steam, r.;' bacon, i,., grain to
Conuncnt, at d 81. refined petroleum tn Liverpool,
a. "a To-; d to Bremen, a. fisieti- Oh do to Ant
werp A.. Oh. do from pmadtpIla 10 the continent,
So Oim5s IallOw quiet and Owerat s34aSlfc MnlskcY
,,aa again quiet az 81 ug@ In hdc inc scs inclu ed
$50 ury Mon evdoU tup igc, at pc. eod 900 Try
1cxis ~ gle. U1O country ana city slaughter at
1OtelOipc., ho u currency.
GIocEEIFs-lao c. Nee was quiet ut 15Al@90c gold,
with "a stock h re Of 1915 bags mild gr were
steady al 20G23c for Java. md ice Sc lracaibo,
noh g ID Molas &c wa uuie but steady Porto klco.
iJ9aJr new crop New orleans aSa63c licc quiet
al - % tor Rang on IN homo md is4NOEc Toy dones
tic Raw sugar. were quiet and nrn II Ws4lu'9c. Tor
far 70 r9od nning CUBA and i03se ll'ac TOR eeniI
pas ds., 151S boxes $500 bags and 62l do.
kennel quiet at 1S9ssl3ac ior nards, and llJs9l2c.
for ~"
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TiiE IIEGINIiKI


Three Good Contc.t.-A Dead Heat. and One
that Must be krpsated.
RICHMOND, Nov. 3.-rhe races were con-
'iuu.d az tlc Far Grounds Course to-day. The
weather was not favorable and the track WIS
sun very heay,. bus the Attendance wa, better
than ye,tcrd v.
The hrst race was a mile dash for threa-year-
old-. 3 he entries ana starters were Coluon.
HooAuk. and Liobie l.. Al the second quarter
HoobirE took the lead, which he held TO the
l,i.A; Coupon second, and Lhhie l.. third.
lime, 1913.
The second race was mile md half dash,
all ages. The starters were starlight. Watcree.
aud Iiatteras. The noises got awaS IN the order
named. At the end 80 tgr i!r,t naIi mile HIT
tCra- led, with tire other twl mex 9ud neck
~ toe thrl ga rter oi the last nllr iiatteras
sun led, with " aterce close up. he thCe WAS
Won hy uaftcras. with Natcreo second, anu
Starlight far behind. time. 2:i5&.
he thirl race was a milo ana a quarter dash
for All dscs. Entries. Aiedm4cr's First Chance,
Wilson's iOm ONcii. 1ud Lewis X Co.'S Pluto.
At the start lirst thHuCe took the lead, Hluto
-econd.au IoEl q Nrii ;nifd. These po-iti Us
were maintained during TIE lrst three qu rters,
when Pluto closed on First Chance, WIKI rom
O'Neil close behind. Ga the home stretch rom
q Melt dashed past Pluto. and Ne First Onau e
Il TUG for tine race, the Two luisuiug neck and
neck. making dead heat. limc. -.
Ine deiu neat was then iun, TON - Nril lead
iLg Fist Chance throughout to the nui-n; tut
upon weighing First Chances rider, he WIS
found to be over welght, and the judges decided
that ns no weight was ken At the stunt the
race should again be run tomorrow. Time Of
Inst haa.