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During the half year the following transfers have been
made
From General Fund to District Judges Salary
Fund ........................... $3.50 90
From Road Fund to County School No 3 Fund 500 90
from Ireasurers Salary Fund to General Fund 1896 43
from redemption Fund to General Fund .... l42 10
From Repair FUND to General Fund ........ Il36 %
From General Fund to County School Fund 1900 90
From State Fund to General Fund ......... COS SO
From Road Fund to School District No. Fund. 1000 90
During the half year the following payments were made
from the several funds follows:
from State Fund 444 70
FROM General Fund 1875 90
from railroad Fund Observation-Disclosures. 4749 81
FROM redemption Fund. ................... 178 IS
from contingent FUND Observation-Disclosures. "a 90
from Road und OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =. 207 81
from repair fund ................... 20l Is
from District Judges Salary Fund 1225 90
from county ireasurers Salary Fund 375 90
From State School No. l Fund ~ 100 % |
From State School No. Fund w 200 90 |
From County School No l Fund 300 % |
from county schooi Ne Fund ..,-.......... S54 Is
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MORNING APPEAL.
TT THE DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JU

Ut THE DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JU-
dcial District, and for 0rnsby County State of Ne
vada.
In the matter Of the estate and guardianship of Charles
F. Smith, Clara Smith, Alice Smith, Edgar Smith and En-
ma Smith, minors,
1t appearing to this Court from the petition this day
presented and filed by W. H Smith, the guardian Of the
smith and Emma Smith, minors, praying for an order OF
necessary and would be beneficial to said wards that such
real estate should be sod hereby ordered that the
of kin of the said wards and all persons interested In
the said estate appear before this Court MONDAY,
THE 23d DAY OF JULY A. D. 1877, at ten o'clock NJ,
at the Courtroom of this Court in the County Of Orsby
then and there show why order should be
granted for the sale OF such real estate
And it is further ordered that copy of this ordLr be
published least four successive weeks before the said
day of hearing in the MORNING APPEAL newspaper print
ed and published in said county of Omsby Dated June
3d. 1877. S. H. WRIGHT,
District Judge.
STATE OF NEVADA, County Of Ormsby SS--I, Alfred
Helm County Clerk and ofcio Clerk Of the Second Ju
,cal District and for said County and State do
hereby certify that the foregoing full and correct copy
OF abe original order of said Court the matter above
stated the appears file and Of record in my
office.
-. In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
r. hand and the Seal Of said Court this twenty third
49, { day Of June A. D. 1877.
- ALFRED HELM Clerk.
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And Of the coin there is silver So 600 The larger por
ton OF the licenses and poll taxes in addition consid
cradle portion of the taxes personal property having
been paid in silver. -
Controller for all monies received on account of the State
and hold his receipt in full to June II, 1877.
Respectfully submitted
H. J. PETERS, County Treasurer
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On hand at close Of business June go 1877. This balance
the aggregate the balance in the several funds tho
oloe Time follows:
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IN JUSTICES COURT, CARSON TOWN.

Carson City, April 20, 1877.
T. w. W. DAVIES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 2.-Victor Hupol
organ, the Rappd, says many Republican
Senator's and Deputies have arrived, al
though no formal meetings have vet beer
held. There have been frequent consul
tationS, but no negotiations or oyerturel
for compromise with the men Of The
10Th Of May. No member Of the Left
has been approached by any representa-
tive. In conversation among the mem.
bers oil the Republican party various con,
tingencies have been discussed, but nc
resolution has yet been taken. In the
event Of Marshal McMahon's retirement
from the Presidency, Grevys candidacy
will be unanimously supported. Greyy
has allowed it 10 be understood that he
would not shrink from any duty or re.
sponsibility in the interest oi the Repub.
lican cause should McMahon retain his
post with the Republican ministers. The
unanimous opinion prevails that more
effective guarantees must be required in
the case Of previous ministers. Members
Of the committees Of the Left in the late
Chamber will meet on Monday to resolve
upon the course Of the party,
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MOnrON,s LAST EIOuIsS.

INDIANAPOLIS, November The long
struggle Of life in death has been simply
heroic. When stricken with paralysis in
California his condition seemed hopeless.
The best idea Of II was conveyed by a
private letter from Oliver, his youngest
son, which was published in an Eastern
journal, and went the rounds OF the press,
But the dutiiul and aiTeCliOnatc son had
not tho heart 10 depict the worst symp.
toms Of that attack. His hand WAS not
nerved to write how paralysis siezed iis
victim in the region OF the heart, render.
in6 the left arm powerless, and reaching
toward the brain-how the muscles OF the
the face were palsied aud speech was i'm.
paired, The brain alone was active, and
the sensibilities OF the heart were quick.
encd TO painful extent. All the ener-
gies Of that heart and brain, for each
seemed an animating principle, were di-
rected towards return home. The Jour.
ney was undertaken, one might say, in
the face ol death, and the dread angel
lowered very near all the way, Half way
home Mr.. Morton was met by the friends
he had sommoned from home, and their
arrival gave him new hope and strenpth.
The suffering Of the days and weeks
aud months which followed was regular.
ly reported, but very little idea was given
OF its character and extent. There was,
from the first, great difficulty Of breath.
ing. To this was added acute infamma.
tion OF vital functions, which occaaioned
racking pain. Every nerve waa strained
with intense pain. II will be remembered
that the nerves OF sensation have never
been affected, and the pulse responded as
rapidly in tho paralyzed wrist as in the
other. Since the paralysis OF tho pneu.
mogustric nerve, few weeks ago, the
functions OF tho stomach have been s,Is.
pended, and he has suffered from con.
slant nausea. But by far the most dis.
tresSing symptom, in all this sad chapter
OF maladies has been the sensation OF in
tense heat, consequent upon impaired
circulation. While his hands and face
and even his breath have been cold
neither ice nor air could cool his heated
blood. Ills lie has literally been con
sumed with a flame. 'Es :
The vital spark Of heavenly fame, The
immortal spirit, has risen superior tc
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The Crooked Bali Players

LOUISVILLE, November 2.-The exam
ination Of the players OF The Louisville
base ball club for alleged crookednees was
conducted by iirst-class lawyer, as re-
ported several days ago. It resulted in
the expulsion Of A. II. Nichols, J. A
Deylin, &. w. Hall and VIM. Craver.
Hall, Devlin and Nichols confessed ia
having received bribes for selling games
The frst two told all and begged for mer.
cy at the hands Of the directors. Nichols
gave information, which led 10 the dis,
covery Of what others sold games. era.
yer confessed to nothing and proclaims
his innocence. He was expelled for gen.
eral misconduct. Deylin acknowledged
having stood in with Hall and 10 his
statement Of crookedness relates how he
swindled that player out Of the proceeds
Of their dishonesty. McCloud, New
York gambler or pool-seller, is the name
Of The party who is known to have paid
the players for throwing games. There
is much Just indignation felt over this
crookedness.
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CHICAGO, November 2.-Flour-Quict,
weak and unchanged. Wheat-Active and
lower; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 O6 cash,
81 olg6:November, 81 0Sal oSh December,
No. 3, 81 90, rejected O3]la0Ic, No. i
spring 81 CS. Corn-Dull, weak and lower
at 431444S74c cash, 49%c November, 4iAc
December, rejected 42c. Oats.-GGod dc.
mand aud prices shade higher; 25c cash.
94sc November and December, rejected
9l5e. Rye-Stcady Mt 5ic. i}arley-ln
good demand but at lower rates; 5OEc.
POrk-Dnll and prices shade lower; $I3 %
cash, Sl2 4Oal242II December and the year,
Sl2 55al2 ok January. IIard-Quiet but
steadya IS 0OaS 10 cash, IS 10 November,
IS OK December the year. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged.
AT the close Wheat was firm at 81 0i3Ia
l Oi5S November, 81 OS1S theIycar. Corn
weak and declined Hc. Oats steady and
unchanged Pork tirmer and advanced
9I!c. Lard advanced exc.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

LONDON, November 2.-A special irou
Bogat, about eight miles ssoulh Of Pleyna
has the following: The Car arrived
here on the 9Th oil October. Grand Duke
Nicholas has his headquarters here
Gen. Todleben ia at Sahritza with hi,
staff. The Prince Of Roumania's head
quarters are at PAradina. An attack on
Sehsche, simultaneously with the capture
Of Dubink, on the Oath ult., was repuIsed
with loss Of one thousand men, The
loss at Dublnk was three thousand men,
Every brigade and regimental commands
er was killed or wounded, and as nearly
all the officers Of the guards are person.
ally known at the headquarters, the fact
that two hundred officers have been
placed hOrS du combat has cast deep
gloom over the staff. The lombard ment
Of Plevna continues in dssultory wuy,
Aspecial dispatch from Shumla says |:
Silistfia Is threatened with investment,
but y exceedingly strong in defenscs and
a full armed garrison. sIt is commanded
by SULLIVAN Pasha, one Of the ablest Turk.
ish Generals,
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As to MOrton's Successor.

opccIal 10 tue Clnelnn1u Enquirer.
INDTANAPoLrs, November 2.-Ex.Gov.
ernor Hendricks, in an interview to-day,
denied that there was n compact between
himself and Voorhes whereby The latter
was 10 have clear field for the Senatorial
race. Two years ago, when Mcdonald
and Voorhees, were contestants, he held
aloot, and in no way Influenced the last
named TO withdraw; neither did Mr..
VOORHEES, withdraw on any promise ol
future prelerment coming from him or
his friends, for lie had authorized no such
promises, nor had his friends given any
such assurances. Mr.. Hendricks further
stated that when he left the Senate III
1863, ii was with the belief that his re.
tirement was permanent, still he lodged
a point.blank question whether he would
accept the position now filledby Morton,
by saying it was altogether probable that
VOORHEES, would be appointed to the va.
cancy. The Governor (Blue Jeans), when
questioned to-day relative to M6rtons
successor, replied that he never admins.
tered on q man's estate prior 10 death,
and that respect for Morton's family
would prevent PERCEPTIONS and indecent
haste. The discussion Of successor at
this time was premature and ill.advised,
II is not indelicate for your cores.
pondent to add that the "Ragged Rs,l.
bens' OF this city, who always act in dc.
tianoe OF the swallow.tailed Democracy,
particularly Of the Washington Club,
are beginning 10 think there Is scheme
to keep Dan Voorhees, out Of the Sena.
torship, and they are already cursing moi
only loud, but deep, over the probability
The wretched souls may content them.
selves; Dan will be the man.
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NEW YORK, November 2.-Cottou-
Quiet and steady at 1l1sa1lAc. Flour
Fair trade: No. ., S3 OOa4 40; superGne
western and State 81 SOa5 10; common 10
good, S54Oa5 75;gOod to choice, SIS SO,white
wheat extra, SO O5a6 rs; fancy, So S0aS 20;
extra Ohio, S. 45a7 80; 81. Louis, 81 4Os
0 30. Wheat-UnclangGd, and business
mainly speculative. Rye-Quiet; western
1Oa12c. Barley-UnchHnged. Corn-Busi.
ness mainly speculative; ungraded western
mixed Gle, white western CSC. Oats-Dull:
white western S4a43c, western mixed S2a
SSc. Hay and Hops-Unchanged. Coffee
Quiet rio cargOes 15AalGHc gold, Job.
bing at l59lN2lc gold. Sugar-Dull and
nominal; fair to good refining, 7NaSc;
prime SIC; refined quiet at 9Hal03Sc. Mo.
lHsses-Demand moderate; New Orleans
55aGSc; Porto Rico 4Oa52c. Rice-Steady.
Whisky-Quiet at 81 coz.
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PHILADRLPHIA, November 2.-Wool-
Good demand at tull prices and supply
light. Flour Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet; amber 81 43a1 46,Vred 81 Al
al 43, white 81 4ja1 AZ. Corn-Quiet: vel.
low &c, mixed GOKa6l5 5ic. Oats-Quiet;
white western 3d. 511a37c, western mixed SSa
Sic. Rye-Quiet at zoe. PrOvisions-Un.
changed. Butter-Nominal; Creamery 80
aS2c; Western Reserve 23a25e. Eggs
Firm; western 29a9ic. Cheese-Fair de.
mand; western fancy ut l2I<a1Sc. Petro.
lGum-Rcfned at 1SHa1SNc, crude lOI<a
l0Nc. Whisky-Sl 10.
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EAST LIBERTY, November 2.-CATTLR--
Receipts to-day 0sG head, all through stock;
total for four days 926 head Of through and
2,SGS head for yard sales. Prime So 80,
good S. 00a5 25, common 81 oOa4 so.
Hoas-Receipts to-day 2,145 head; total
torfour days 1900 head. Workers 81 70a
4 IS, Philadelphias s. 10a5 40.
SIIEEP-Receips to-day 600 head; total
for four days 5000 head; none selling.
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CINclNNATI, November 2.-Cottou -
Steady at l05sc. Flour-Steady and I'm.
changed. Wheat-Dull; red 81 23al 25.
Corn--Dull aud lower; old at 44a45c, new
3iaS5e. Oats-Quiet but steady at 27a3lC.
Rye-Quiet ut 5Sa6Oc. Barley-Fair de.
mand; common to good western spring at
47a5ic. Pork-Dull at SlS 25 bid. Lard
-Easler; steam at s. 10aS 12I<, kettle SX
a9Ac. Bulk Meats-QuiCt; packed lots Of
shoulders at &c, short rib IKE, all 10 DAYS
in salt. Bacon-Scarco and firm; short
clear 09Ic. Butter-Dull and unchanged,
Linseed Oil-Quiet at BIC, Rhisky-Dull
at 81 or.
HoGs-Steady common 50 00a4 So, light
40ai Go ! packing 81 6Oa4 rs, butchers
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TOLEDO, November 2-Flour-steady.
Wheat-CloSed steady; No. white Micii.
gan 81 20, extra white, Michigan 81 50, aui.
Der Michigan spot 81 2sII<, seller November
and December 81 2s%, No. / red winter
81 SIS asked, 81 81 bid, No.2 do spot 81 27,
seller November 81 271s, seller December
81 "a, No. 3 red Wabash 81 10. Corn
Closed steady; high mixed cash 4Skc, No.
., 4Shc, new 40, seller November Axe,
rejected new 4SAc. 0ats-Quict; No. .,
2G}gc. Clover seed-Prime s. 90, No. 9,
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a Coming JambOree up ut Little
Washington.

Reporter ol lestefday'
|! ia very evident that our people In
tend to have grand jubilee on the open.
ing Of the W. and W. Narrow Gauge
railroad. A number Of our most active
citizens met at the Commissioners Office
yesterday afternoon and made Samuel
Hazlett, Esq, Chairman and Mr.. Monigel
Secretary. After discussing the subject
the Chairman appointed the following
Committee qf General A,rangemean-W
W. Smith, Chairman, A. B. Caldwell
Sheriff Work, G. NJ. Reed and w. S. Bry
son.
There will be public meeting in The
Town Hall, this evening at q o'clock a
which the above committee will report
Let there DO a full attendance and a firm
resolve to have grand celebration.
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An AwluI but SIcrIteu rate

CoLuApus, GA, November 1.-owCr
Wright, colorCd, who brutally outruget
2 white married lady a month ago neal
Crawford, Alabama, was to-day takei
from the Jail by party Of one hundrel
citizens, who carried him to the wood
and, 1t ia said, burned him TO death. Hi
victim fully identified him.
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On account of the inclement weather,
the races at the various Eastern courses
which were to have taken place to-day
have been postponed.
lin the case Of the State OF California
sgainst Gardner, ex.Surveyor General,
a non.suit was granted. The State will
sppeal TO the Supreme Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-03
Coming cyclone.

NEW YORK, November 2.-The follow.
ing dispatch has been received from The
Chief Signal Office at Washington: A
cyclone that has developed great energy
is now central in the lower lake region
The storm to-day and tonight on the
North Atlantic coasts will be unusually
anvaya ,s FH
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rnE aALE N nrrFAIn.

BUFFALO, N. Y, November "a VIC.
lent gale set in during The forenoon
which had the effect Of raising the water
in the harbor to the level with the dock
at the foot Of Main street and flooding
some Of the tenements in the lower part
Of the city.
NEW YoRK, November 2.-Noon-A
heavy gale, accompanied by rain, pre-
walls, and in consequence the American
Jockey Club have postponed, until a day
TO be yet named, the races appointed fol
tomorrow ut Jerome Park.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, November 2.-BuSiness very
Cotton goods quiet but generally steady.
Prints dull In first hands. Ginghams In
stead request and firm. Worsted dress
goods quiet. Mons wear woolens In light
dGmanl. Shawls and skirts dull.
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wArERrowS, N. Y, November L.
Van VandyCke has been found guilty Of
the murder Of his vile, near 0gdensburg,
in June last, and sentenced to be hanged
December q.
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TnE St. olair.villo GaseIss comes ou,
IN a new dress this week, and looks high.
J improved. We congratulate our neigh.
Dor on his prosperity,
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PITTSBURGH, November Petroleum.
Quiet and steady; crude at 50 271< at Par.
kcr's for immediate shipment; refined at
1879, Philadelphia delivery.
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EXEcUrIyE MANsToy,

WAsHISaroN, November 2, 1877.
81 lament the sad occasion which makes
i my duty to testify the public respect
for the eminent citizen and distinguished
statesman, whose death yesterday at his
home in indianapolis has been made
known by telegraphic announcement,
The services Of Oliver T. Morton 10 the
Nation in the difficult and responsible ad.
ministration Of the affairs Of Ithc
State Of Indiana as liz Governor
at the critical iuncture Of the civil
war can never be over valued by his
eountrymen. His long service in the
Senate has shown his ability, and as a
leader and chief councillor Of political
party, charged with the conduct Of the
government during that perilous time,
and at all times, hC has been able, strcnu'
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HOUSE, -..
Mr.. Wood asked leave 10 offer reso-
luton requesting the President TO com
municate correspondence with the Span
ish government and the orders and direc
tions of the Treasury Department 10 the
Collectors Of Customs in relation to III,
recent imposition Of a differential duty o
so cents per ton on Spanish vessels enter
ing American ports.
Mr.. Pridemore objected. 1s
Mr.. Wood asked leave 10 offer a reso
luton calling on the Secretary OF tht
Treasury to furnish the House with cop
les OF the contract made with certain
syndicate American and foreign banker
for the negotiation of 4 per cent bonds o
the United States, together with oil Other
papers relating thereto, and also with i
statement as to the present position o.
such negotiation, and whether II remains
in force as originally made, without mod
il fcation or change.
Mr.. Pridemore objected.
Mr.. Wood asked leave 10 offer a reso
luton, calling on the Secretary of Wal
for Information in regard to the number
Of commissioned medical officers OF the
army now on duty in the District Of Co
lumbia; name, rank and emolument o.
each, duty TO which each is assigned and
the time he has been assigned thereto
number OF contract surgeons now EN-
ployel in the District OF Columbia; mum
Der Of contract surgeons employed who
are not graduates, together with all The
information pertaining thereto.
Mr., Pridemore objected.
Mr.. Atkins, Chairman Of the Appro
priation Committee, reported the ,army
appropriation bill, which was referred L
the, committee Of the whole and made ,
special order for Wednesday next. Til,
bill appropriates S25T23,0O0.
The proyiso, inserted by the House il
the army appropriation bill last winter
against the use of any part Of the army
Tor political purposes, ETC., is omitted
from the present measure.
Mr.. Cox asked Atkins il the Appro.
priation Committee had taken into con.
alteration the subject OF adjournment.
Mr.. Atkins said it had not only in al
informal manner.
Mr.. Banning introduced bill 10, G.
the pay OF letter carriers. Referred!
The call Of committees having beel
concluded the Speaker stated that th
Committee on Banking and Currenc,
had the floor for the remainder Of th
morning hour. '
Mr.. Conger moved TO 60 into com
der.
The Speaker declined to admit III
motion on the ground that there were NJ
bills on the:priyate calender, and he add
ed that the Chair ought to exercise ALT
tile common sense in such matters.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, November 2.
The reading OF the Journal OF yester.
days proceedings was dispensed with.
The death OF Senator Morton was an.
nounced by Senator Macdonald. A res.
olution, submitted by HIM, providing for
the appointment Of a committee OF six
Senators 10 attend the funeral, was agreed
to, and the Vice President will designate
the committee hereafter. IA f.
The Senate then, as a further mark Of
respect to the memory Of Senator Morton,
adjourned till Tuesday next r
The Vice President appointed Senators
Mcdonald, Davis qllinois), Burnside,
Bayard, Cameron Pennsylvania) and
Booth the committee 10 attend the funeral
ol Senator Morton,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and NtOcIrs:

New York Money and stocks.
NEW YORK, November 9.-MoNRY--6a7
per cent with an exceptional 1.S2 per day
II addition to the Z per cent per annun.
frlme mercantile paper Gas per cent. Gus.
tom receipts $4,000. The Assistant Treas.
urer disbursed $l,0O9,0O0. Clearings $lI,.
0O0pO0O. Dry goods imports Tor the week
SS5l, goo. Sterling dull long 4.sOIE, short
GoLD-opened at 102X and closed at
1923. Carrying rates ~ to 4; few loans
were made fiat.
snyER-At London unchanged. Here
silver bars 81 22k greenbacks, 81 10 gold.
Silver coin haN per cent discount.
GOVkRNAtRNTS-Stead
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RAILROAD DoYDs-DulI; Ohio and Mis-.

RAILROAD BONDS Dull; Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi seconds declined to %.
STATE SRCURITTRs-Quiet
SToCHs-This was tue dullest day OF the
season OIL the Stock Exchange, the violent
storm having an effect. TIE tone OF the
market was weak and the only feature be.
ing decline In New Jersey Central from
l5tO lS&.
Transactions aggregated 5000 shares,
Of which $500 were Erie, 10000 Lake Shore,
i.0OO GO, y. Paul, 1900 Lackawaunn, and
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LONDON, November 1.-The steamer
Peru, from New York, has arrived out.