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ADDITIONAL CABLES TO ECRoPE.-The bill
introduced in the House OF Representatives
to-day by Mr. Loring, Of Massachusetts,, to
aid in the establishment Of additional tele-
graphic communication between the United
States and Europe, and for other purposes,
proposes to give to the American Cable
Company, in consideration OF the free trans
mission OF Government messages and their
preference in point OF time, and reduc-
ton OF two thirds on the present rate OF
tolls for the public, the exclusive right to
land ocean cables on the Atlantic coast, pro-
vided that the number OF words sent by the
Government shall not exceed the highest
number OF words sent in any one year since
ocean cables were introduced. 1t is further
provided that five years after said cable
shall have been in working order between
the city OF New York and England and
France the rates shall be reduced to twenty
cents per word, and at the expiration OF
eight years to seventeen cents, or twelve
years to thirteen cents, and after fifteen
years to ten cents per word. No message
to be charged less than ten words. -Baltl-
more american, 18Th.
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France,

LONDON, November 13.--The 1imes's
Paris correspondent says that there is much
anxiety IN consequence OF the violent terms
in which the motion for inquiry into the
elections censures the Cabinet. All the
great Powers have advised President Mac
Mahon to be conciliatory.
The same correspondent denies cmphati-
cally that President MncMahon. In reply to
the delegation from groups OF the Right
which waited upon him on the night OF the
9Th instant, said, as was reported at the
time, that he was right TO rely upon the
support OF the Senate for q conservative
policy, which was the only one he could
follow.
The Eastern War.
LONDON, November 13.-Osman Pasha's
losses are estimated at from 1000 to 5000
men daily from the concentrated salyos OF
the Russian artillery. Osman Pasha Is
busily constructing fresh Notifications. His
intention Is to hold out as long as possible
rather than to attempt sortie. Prisoners
and desertess now state the Turks have six
weeks provisions.
1t is stated that the participation OF Ser
via in the war is decided on, and procla-
nation to the army has been prepared.
FROM CoSSTASTINoPLE.
CONSrASTISOPLE. November 13.-Reude
Pasha telegraphs "The Russian supports
from Gabrova en- route to Sbipka Pass, be-
ing obliged to pass within our range re-
Gently, lost 500 men killed. Our losses were
trifing, but include Lesman Pasha, COM
mandant OF artillery, killed"
Moukhtar Pasha telegraphs under date OF
Sunday ''The Russians are entrenchins in
the ncighborhood of Dcve Begun. Accord
ing TO intelligence l have received from
Kars up to the 4th instant the force invest
ing that place is not very numerous. The
principal efforts OF the enemy are appa-
rcntly directed against Erzeroum."
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APOALINARIS WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.
TIE QUEEN OF TABLE-WATERs.
HIGHLY EFFERVESCENT.

DIX. LEWIS A. SAYRE. ~ delightful beverage.
DIR. WILLIAM a. HAMMOND. FAR superior to
Vichy, SETTER or any other
DIR. ALFRED l.. LOOMS. Most grateful and
refreshing"
DIR. L. OGDEN DOREMEs. absolutely pure
and wholesome: superior to AN for daily use :;
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artiiciay acratcd waters
PROFESSOR WANKLYN, LONDON, ENGLAND
"Imprcgnatc'l only with It's own gas
DIR. r.. Il. PEASLEt Useful and very agreed
be"
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT, DIR. +. y. OTIS. Health
full, aud we'll suited for Dyspepsia and cases OF
acute disease
DIR. JAMES r. WOOD. MILDLY autacid: agrees
well with dyspcp;ics, and where there is 4 equity
diaihcss..
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER. "By fur the most
agreeable. alone or mixed with wine; useful in
Catarrlls Of Stomach or Bladder and in Gout."
Dir. J. MARION SINS. Not only 4 luxury, but
necessity
To be had Of all Wine Merchants, GroccrS, Drug
gists, and Mineral-Water Dealers throughout the
United States. and wholesale of
FREDERICK DE barry 6 CO.,
Al and AZ Warren street,
au 2O-M,W&F6cow1y New York
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

V.
".. TUESDAY, November IS, 1877.
SALES 1900 Manchester eght-per-cent. bonds,
special tax, sold at 90. ..sr
American Goid.-102kbid.
State observation-disclosures consols, bSH bid;
yrcna conso' nsw 4l5 bid 4Ss ash b,a
receivable aaa1d e Coupons, ss.; bid, sex asked.
Ri sily city g. lux bid; pstersSurr city
as7 xsss S. osg eS a oy
Rattroad Bonds.-vlrginia Central Railroad arst
mortgage 6's, j. and j., 81 BID; Virginia Central
Railrosd third mortgage e,s. j; ana D., "a DID
and j.. so bid: Yrxinia Central non-mortgage s's,
j. and j., rs bid; Virginia and Tennessee Rairoad
second mortgage 6s j. ana g 90 o1a s sTe nnd
JnI AZ bid Vreinia and Tennessee Railroad funded
SIS, j. and j. SIS bid; Southside Railroad first mort
Side Railroad second MORTGAGE preferred 6's J. and
j.. 81 bid: Southsde Railroad third mortgage
preferred 6's, J. aud J., so bid; Norfolk and
IS bid; Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second
SIS, j. and j.. 80 bid; Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage SIS j. and j. So hid; fsters9uTg I Kai.
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage s's ]. and j., 100 bid; Richmond FrederlcSs-
96 Did Orange aud Alexandria Railroad first mort
gage 6'S u. and n. 90 bid; Orange and Aexandria
Railroad second morteage g. j. and o.; 6S 1a'
NJ. and n. SO asked: Richmond and Danville
Railroad consolidated 6's, N. and ~. az BID ; PIED.
mont Railroad first mortgage IS. A. and o., S5E
bid Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road and Steamboat S's. J: and j., sly bid.
Railroad Sfocks.-Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par. 80
bld Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac RAJ. .
road six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par q bid:
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
seven per cent guaranteed, 100 par SO Dlo; Ken
asked; Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad common.
100 par. s1.q bid; ScaboarI aud Roanoke Railroad
100 par. 90 bid. 49,
Bunk Stocks.-National Bank of Virginia. 100
par, 95 asked: Planters National: 100 par; li3M
bid Union Bank of Richmond, so par, 40 bid;
Merchants and Planters Savings. 25 par, 49, bid
Insurance Compan,es.-tirginiaF Fire and Ma
rine, 25 par. 80 bid Virginia state, 20 par, ~
bid. 80 asked Virginia Home. 100 par, 90 bid.
1O5 asked Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par,
90 bid, 90 asked; City, 100 par, SOY asked; 20, Old
Dominion, 100 par. AZ asked: Commercial Fire
Insurance Company, rs par, liz bid; Richmond
Fire Association, 25 par, II asked
Viscellan eous.-Oid dominion Iron and Null
Works Company, 100 par, rs asked.
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IiymcneaI.
MARRIAGE IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. November 13.-Miss Helen
Wills and Commander Joseph n. Miller,
United States navy, at present attached to
the Lighthouse Department and stationed
at Detroit, Mich, were married at CHRIST
(EpiscopaD church this afternoon. The
bride is the only daughter of John Wills.
Esq, veteran journalist OF this city, and
distinguished in enterprise in news matters
when carrier-pigeons and the pony express
were in advance Of the telegraph. Among
the guests present at the church were A. s.
Abel, proprietor Of the Sun, and other gen.
tlemen connected with the press. The New
Orleans Picayune, Philadelphia Ledger, and
Baltimore Sun made handsome compliment
AIRY presents to the bride.
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4 Bold PICkroCKET. At about / o'clock
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Jane Perkins.
from Norfolk, Va, now in Baltimore on
visit to her friends, while crossing Charles
street at Fayette, was approached by Il col
orcd man named Alexander Lannon, who
iostlcd against her. and running his hand
into her pocket drew out a pocket-book
containing SI5 and glove. Mrs. Perkins,
although considerably frightened, seized the
thief and called to some Of the bystanders
for assistance. The negro pushed Mrs.
Perkins, which caused her to fall to the
ground. bruising her slightly, and then ran
quickly down the street. Mrs. Perkins
was assisted to her feet by two gentlemen,
to whom she related what had occurred. S.
l.. Cole and H. 4. BcrSh started in pursuit
OF the thief. and succeeded in capturing
him. Mr.. Bersh searched the man and
found apocket-book in his coat pocket
Baltimore american, 18Th.
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Virginia..
ILLNESS OF A WELL-KEoWN BANK OFFICER.
= = Especial telegram to ;he Dispatch.l

ILLNESS OF A WELL-KNoWN BANK OFFICER.
~ Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
HARRIsoNBURG, VA, November 13.-An-
drew B. Trick, Esq. former president OF the
First National Bank OF Harrisonburg, for
many years before and during the late civil
war president OF the Bank OF Rockingham,
a citizen of prominence in this community,
and we'll known amongst brokers and bank
crs in Baltimore and other parts Of the
Union, now lies at the extremity OF life at
the residence Of his brother-in-law, o. r.
Sterling, Esq, in this town. He has been
Ill for long time with consumption, and
alarming symptoms of rapidly-approaching
dissolution having developed themselves
within the last few hours. his children and
other kindred from abroad have been sum-
moned to his bedside to see him die.
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99.CENE STORE.
AT THE

4 Ell ~
99-CENT STORE.
the third invoice OF LADIES' MERlEO' UNDER
WEAR-sclliug at 99c. n pair;
A case OF those FINE 12-kEY TOY PIANOS,
A lot OF LARGE ELM HAMPERS.
More of those LARGE TlREE-SliELF PLANT
STANDS.
4 beautiful line OF TWO-BOTTLE lNKSTASUS
4 fine line of MEMS BLACK and DltAB HATS,
4 full stock Of DIRD-CAGES,
The best assortment OF DOLLS in town,
4 large lot Of FINE ENAMELLED CLOCKS ut
$l.9s.
4 large LOT of FINE NICKEL'CLOCKSa 1T S1.9S,
A large 10: OF WEE-WAG NICKEL CLOCKS al
$l.9S,
These goods we warrant, and they are well
worth 81.
4 full assortment OF PIPES and CIGAR-TUBES
in cases
A full line OF LADIES and MISSES SHOES. Oul
trade in shoes has more than doubled in the las
three months, showing tina! the goods are cheaI
and durable.
Send address for catalogue.
w. 4. STEVENS,
nolo sos Broad street.
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Cuha.

FIGHT BETWEEN sPASIARDs AND INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, November IL, via KEY VEST
On the 3lst ulttmo an engagement took
place at Pinal Demoyerel, in the Oriental
Department, between about 400 insurgents
under Maceo and some 300 Spaniard regu-
lar troops under the command OF VallenZa.
The srapiards were surprised while break
fasting. and lost % killed and IS wounded.
The wounded were sent to the hospital at
Santiago de Cuba. The insurgents, it is re-
ported, met with some loss, but the num-
Der killed and wounded Is unknown.
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
The Eastern War and the Political
situation I'm France.

ILLNESS OF A. B. TRICK AT HARRISON
BURG-DEMoCRATIC CAUCUS AS TO AID.
vIsING THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF
THE COMMITTEE ON PRIVILEGES AND
ELECTIONS WHAT COURSE TO PURSUE
IN THE LOUISIANA CAsEs-THE POPE
NOT ALARMINGLY lLL-PoLITICAL sITU-
ALTON IN FRANCE-MATTERs AT WASH
INGToN-THE LATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FIRE IN SAN FRANCIsCo-A FIGHT BE-
TWEEN STANDARDS AND CUBAN 1NsUR-
GENTS OF cAss CARPEN-
TER IN SOUTH CAROLINA, &C., &C.
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TIE SILVER Bill Washington, Novem-
Der 13.-The Senate Finance Committee
this morning agreed to hear a delegation OF
New York bankers on the subject OF the
House bill for the reconciliation OF silver
this evening at half.past o'clock. The
committee, however, commenced the formal
consideration OF the bill for action, and
adopted an amendment striking out the
clause which provides for the free coinage
Of silver bullion, but adjourned without ar
irving at any decision as to what provision
should be inserted in place Of the clause
thus omitted.
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Disaster.
TWO LIVES LOST ON sHIPBoARD.

DETROIT, November ia dispatch re-
ceived from Grindstone City states that the
schooner Berlin, Of Buffalo, struck a reef
during gale on Thursday night. Captain
johnson and the cook "a colored many were
drowned. The remainder OF the crew four)
chung to portions Of the wreck until the
next day, W hen they were reached by life
boat-two were rescued, and the other two
the captains son and sailor) persisted
from exposure. -..s.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
u-frT1tpNn Nnyanbnr 1877


. OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-W White, $50 bushels: of which 30 BUSH
els were rc-rxhibitch. Red. 2,046 bushels.
.CORS.-IVhite. 2O4 bushels.
OATS.-2iS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-IJhite, so bushels prime ut 8 1.45: 80
bushels very good on private terms; 30 bushels very
good ut Las: so bushels at $1.35-total. 80 bush
els. Red. IL bushels prime Fultz at $l.45: 100
bushels FutZ at Sl.37; 80 bushels Fultz n Sl.3S !;
81 bushels prime Ful,z at Sl.+5: i bushels fuliz
at Sl.3J: "a bushels Full: at S1.30: rs bushels
prime Fultz at 81 40; PA bushels Fu'tz ut sl;36
60 bushels Fultz at $l.40: 81 bushels prime Fultz
at sl.45: 100 bushels at $3.50; $50 bushels at
sl.37: &c bushels at SLAP; 176 bushels at
Sl.30: 22 bushels good Lancaster ut s. .43: %
bushels prime Fulz on private terms; 40 busi-
els very good mixed at S1.42: l66 bushels at
SI.40: 90 bushels Fullz at Sl.35: Gig bushels
prime Futzat $1.43: so bushels Lnncasterat 81 40
32 bushels ut 81 .05; 40 bushels lultZ nj l41; "A
bushels at Sl.37: 20 bushels at SLAB; % bushels
ut 81 .43-tota, 2 ,Ol0 bushels.
CORN White. 90 bushels very good old at CSC:
~ bushels very good new at 50c.: AZ bushels very
good new ut 50c.-total, 204 bushels.
OATS.-1 10 bushels prime wn err on private ternla
l4S bushels very good spring 1T 3Sc.-total, 24S
bushels.
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Fine sout,, Carolina Frauds.

CONVICTION OF L. cAss CARPENTER.
COLUMBIA, November 13.-Tbe argument
In the trial OF L. Cass Carpenter, indicted
for forging, consumed the. session Of the
court until this afternoon, when the case
was sent to the Jury. who returned YER
dict OF guilty. Defendants counsel gave
notice that he would move for q Lew trial.
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VEGETINE will eradicate from the system every
faint OF Scrofula and Scrouous llnmor It has per-
;nanently cured thousands In Boston and vicinity
who had been long and painful sufferers
CANCER, DANGEROUS HUMOR.
The marvellous effect OF VEGETINE III case of
Cancer and Canccrous Humor challenges the most
profound attention of the medical faculty, many OF
whom are prescribing VEGETINE to their patients.
CANKER.
, yEGEr1HE has never failed 10 cure the most In
flexible case Of Canker.
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
The yEGErISE meets with wonderful success in
tue cure of this class or diseases.
sALT-RHEUM.
letter, Salt-Rhcum, Scald-Bead, &C, Will GER
tainly yield to the great Alternative effects of FEGE-
TINE.
ERYsIPELAs.
vsGErINE has never failed to cure the most invet-
crate case Of Erysipelas.
pIdpLEs AND HUaIoRs ON THE FACE.
Reason should teach US that blotchy, rough, or
nimpled skin depends entirely upon an internal
cause and no outward application can ever cure the
defect yEGETINE is the great blood-purifer.
TuMoRs, ULCERS, OR OLD SORES
are caused by IN impure state of the blood Cleanse
the blood thoroughly with VEGETISE, aud these
complaints will disappear.
CATARRH.
FIR, ts complaint the only substantial benefit can
be obtained through the blood. FEGETlNE Is the
great blood-purifier.
CONSTIPATION.
yrcETJSE does not act a cathartic 10 deDllitate
tbe bowels but ceanses all the organs, enabling each
70 ncrrorm The functions devOyng upon them.
yEGETINE has restored thousands 10 health WIZ
have been long and painful sufferers.
DYSPEPSIA.
If yEGETISE is taken regularly, according to
directions certain and speedy cure VIII follow IT'S
use.
FAINTNEss AT THE STOMACH.
yEGET1NE is not stimulating bitterS which ere
ates fictitious appetite but gentle tonic, which
assis,s nature to restore the stomach to healthy
action.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
yEGEr1NH acts directly upon the causes of these
oomplsInts. 1t invigorates and strengthens the
whole system, acts upon the secretive organs, and
alays Inflammation.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint the good effects Of the VEGE-
TINE are realized immediately after. commencing 10
take It, as debility denotes deficiency or the BLOOD,
and yEGETI acts directly upon the blood.
GETIEE,
prepared by
II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
VEGETINE is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
fno 10-s&W2t]
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX-
IL ECUTEN AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING.
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Colonel Samuel J. Boycc, brother of Rev.
DR.. Boycc, Of the Southern Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary, died on the 18th instant at
Grand Rapids, Michigan. His funeral will
take place tomorrow, at his residence in
Chattanooga, Tennessee.
There was more coal shipped over the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad last month
than ever before. Over one thousand car
loads passed over the road during the month
OF October. Charleston Vest Va.) Courier
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CALIFORNIA;.

THE BURNING OF THE BONDED WAREHOUSE IN
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 13.-The loss
by the bonded-warehous fire is nearly half
a million. The lessee Of the warehouse be-
Iieyes the fire was OF incendiary origin, and
he declines giving his reason for the belief.
1t is understood, however, that he has been
prominent in movement to reduce the
wages OF 'longshoremen, who consequently
Threatened to do him some mischief.
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MARINE IHTEI.LrGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER Is, 1877.
ARRIVED. .s.-, .

Mon SETS. lZZ6 ErchlnP". 1l.oc
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 10, 1877.
ARRIVED. z.-s
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. Is.
Schooner Corinda, Stone, Petersburg, light to load
coal, Currie & Co.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
chandiso and passengers, G. w. Allen, Co, agents.
Schooner Morning Star, Lynch, Philadelphia
Schooner Ann Twibill, Dunn, Washington, coal,
Schooner c. r. sinnickson, Blizzard, New Haven,
Schooner J. N. Richards, Maulsbury, New York;
coal, Curtis s. Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia November 9th, schooner
Thomas G.. Benton, Miller.
-MEMoRANDUM.
NEWPORT. November 9.-Captain Richie, OF
schooner Lucy Amcs. from Rockland Tor Slcnnona,
reports that he has lost cargo on the voyage mus
far had some sails split. which were all repaired At
Vineyard Haven and that his vessel was In gooo Or
der In coming into this port.
BY telegraph.
FORTRESS MONROE, November l3.-Passed out
from Baltimore Ship Talbot, from Bremen; barks
Patton aud Sansone, from Queenstown; hla'irc Amer
Fraternoind Nettuno, from Cork: Nate Cam, east
coast Of Ireland; briggs r. C. Wright, from Rio; H.
BicIayc, Demerara; schooner Acme. from Lllnen-
burg. y. s. Sailed Brig Florence May, for Ealti-
more. ee .~
.--...u.r... . PUT BACK. .... a. .s.s
LONDON November 13.-BriS Trust, from Lon
don for Charlotte. has put back to Newport
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Massachusetts,.

ABsCoNDISG BRICK MANUFACTURERS.
BosroS, November 13.-Edward and J.
W. Day, Jr., brick manufacturers OF Dan
vers, are reported to have absconded, leav-
ing liabilities above 10000.
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THOSE KANAwHA OIL-WELLs.-Tbey
have Il fine flow OF oil at both OF the wells
commenced in this county. Oil began ioW-
ing at the wells on TWo-Mile Creek on
Thursday evening Charleston (W.
pa.) Courier.
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CoSsrASr1HopLE, November 13.-Sulei-
man Pasha has been appointed commander
in-chief of the armies in Roumelia. Azili
probably TAIL Pasha) will command the
Army OF Rasgrad.
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SAILED FOR HAYTI.
South Carolina.
THE STATE FAIR.

. COLUMBIA, November 13.-The State Fair
opened to-day with fair attendance. Gov
ernor Vance will arrive ts-nightand deliver
the annual address tomorrow.
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Flour.

Fine. $3.50: supprilne. S5.50IsJ.15: extra SUI
pertine, S6.2j@S6.50; common family. s7@e7.50 ::
fancy family and City Mills, ss@$S.25. and very
dull,
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REMOVAL.

TOM 4. COKE HAS REMOVED HIS
LAW-OFFICE to the STATE BANK BUILDING
main foor-frst door on the right in the main cn-
trance. no 14-ot&teod3t
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March, s11.4o; April, slL15; May, s11.6'
June ii IL.
sT. LOUIS LIyE-sToCK MARKET.

ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK MARKET.
ST. Louis, November 13.-Hogs opened pretty
firm at Yesterdays prices, but buyers soon STOOD on
for lower rates, and quotations became noininaly
lower, Cattle heavy: NATIVES only saaiie a. lower
good demand for. butchers md shipping; supply
mainly OF common.
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CONTEMPORARIES. &c.

--,----I~~~,N--- -|-S---~-~--~-~-~>
JUST RECEIVED BY NEW 20 4 X
~ steamer ....''
25 kegs MALAGA GRAPES: ...,.. ..--.
5 eases NEW SARDiNES;
| 900 cases CANNED TOMATOES and PEACHES
crinsley's, McMurray'S, and Sumsen's best
brands): .a -'.. .'s
10 boxes NEN-CROi LEMONS;
; barrels NEW-CROP CURRANT5; s
25 brxes NEW-CROP CPTROS: ~. i'
5 barrels NEW TURKEY PRUNES;
500 dozen BRANDY PEACHES, quarts and
l 900 CARTHAGENA COCOANUTS
oc 80 O---I LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX.