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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-25

A-DR J. II. sCHENCK, or PHILADELPHIA,
ha. actually composed medicine OF purely vegetable
gradients which proved BY experience have all tho
effects OF caioei Of mischc quali-
ties This nv auahie medicine Is comprised Ia scHkscKs
NASpRAKE Pills which touud be u isiiing
remedy all disease ~ the liver other disorder
Tor which calonc Is usually prescribed by alopAhic phy
scans.
HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-25

lhE oiD ROMAN WALLS.
''The defences erected by the Romans on
this line consisted of two walls, each OF
which, it is believed, extended clear across
the neck of land from river to sea. a length
of about thirty-five miles. These IRE at
present traceable only as disconnected
mounds, covered with coarse vegetation.
One line of wal! lies to the northward
Of the valley and the other along the
crests of the high land to the SOUTH
ward, and about five miles apart. Between
the two the railroad line has been con-
structed with general descending grade
from the Black Sea terminus to the Danube.
1t is not improbable that the Turks will en-
dsaSor to utilize the ruins OF Trajan's wal!
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25
Is ~.
THE COMMERCIAL
PERIODICAL AND MEMS AGENCY

AMERICAN, EyGLIsE AND AUSTRALIAN
PUBLICATIONS
ElL4heS Subscribers ritsfa Ten 20 Trs,stg Days
fran the dats Qf publication
Aa prices barely cover the coss u srze-Rton aai
pozr1gss thsns0R-
PlpeTs Deisrsrsd Free Of Postage IA any par
gf Tie Group.
Es sasseriPasas taken for Less than One Year
az Ees made up at short notice fur whalenan Travellers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25

these projectors and inventors msFs specalshof-ss
II yea. then is there here n most lsmentsble con-
fusion OF terms. Men Of enterprise arc the adj
yaneej guard OF progress, ever foremost 10 mans
conflict with nature, the conqaerors IN all the
battles Won over ignorance and baroarism. Take
away from modern civilization all that has been
contributed BY such pioneers IN business rs
Faust, Schwartz, Columbus. Watts, Enl,on, Ste
veuson. Arkwright, Whitney, Morse, aud Eries-
son, and how much would be left Of the present.
vast fabric OF human induslryS
rEuE DISTINCTION asrwSES RISK AND srscriArroS.
While therefore it is very clear that oil bust,
ness is more or less fractured by risk-thoash
there is, OF course, vast difference IN the degree
Of NIX alteudiug different ealings---it becomes
equally clear that risk is not the tombstone by
which to distinguish business trOm speculation
Some other distinction must therefore be noted
il the Young man Of Affairs would accurately
learu where business ends and speculation be-
gins. sub,oit to you. therefore, the following
definitions:
lsI-lu basiuess there is always a eonsicera
tion for profit.
| snd.--ln speculation there Is no consideration
offered or contemplated for profit.
| Sri.-lu gambling, no consideration is oteret
| Cor tue entire property that changes hands.
You observe here the three classes OF occu
patioa-basiness, speculation, and gaming. Th'
Two first are divided by the line o, " considera
ton for profit :" the two last by that OF "eon
sideralion for property Speculation general,
requires the use Of capital, aud gives valuable
consideration 10 the extent Of cost aud interes,
bu, none for the prohl. Gaming invests u
capital, aud gives no consideration Tor its win
nings.
Understand, now, my son, ,ha, il you eugag
= l.. Ia. rkxa ...tx
the world an equivalent for your hvIng-yo
must necessarily lorbear to sttcmp, the transie
Of other peoples money into your pocket. excep
To the precise extent that you transfer 20 their
au equivalent, Tor your gains. But when 70
seek TO use your capital or credit so as 10 obIal
profit by the substitution OF mere chance, OF yoa
Judgment OF chances, in lieu Of compensation IL
that profit, you become SPECTATOR.
90 (ooNcLrpEpjS MKT issu.l 'ri
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25
WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS, Isl
THE NEW TARIFF LAW.
An ACT

AN ACT
To INCREASE rHE lNroEr pyrISs uPoS csSruN
Goops
Be it enacted by the King and the Legislative
Assembly OF The Hawaiian Islands 10 the Legis'
lAtrrs Of the Kingaon assembled.
Section l. There shall 10 levied. collected.
and paid upou the following goods. imported
ia,o this Kingdom daty Of lweuiy.6S per
cent sd Salorem, 10 wit;
SilSs. sAtins and silk velvet, AMI all msnrtSc'
lures Of which six shall form the principal
material;
Clothing resdy made. aud wearing apparel Of
every description. uade up in whole or IN part /;
Carriages Of all descriptions;
Hats and caps Of all kinds;
Linen snd all manufactures Of which TAX.
vrsss-elo,A os a similar material shall form The
priueipAl part except bags aud eSSsins and
canvas for ships use
CrocSery aud glassware Of every description /;
Druss aud medicines, patens aud oIheS;
Furniture 0, all kipds If upholstered or carved
manufactured 10 ~hels or in part
Millinery goods, beads, bralds. eonnets. but
tons. eorssss collars. sleeves aud cots, edsings.
flowers, (arti6eial), feathers, (aney) fringes tor
clothing and FOX upholstery
Gloves and raitts no. otherwise provided tor
Ginps tor clothing
Hoop skirts
Hooks aud eyes;
lnsevtIoO:. lAees aud lace goods OF all decrip'
tioos;
RIBBONS not o;herN,se provided for;
Silver plate. plated ware. " gilt ware,
Britannia sare and fancy metal ware
Tea;
Watches and clocks 10 ~nole OF IN part
Cigarettes and all descriptions oil paper
I cigars;
JeSslry and sll descriptions OF metal. glass. o.
stone beads;
Painiiuss, pictures, engravinss, sts,uary
/ brouzes, Ornamental work Of metal, stone
/ marble plaster OF Paris or slaoaster, and al
imitation thereof;
Psrfrmery (other than that which pays l
spirit dgSy), scented soaps, powders. hair, tooth
/ ,,iI srd other tnilat brushes.
/ Pines (.mokips). pine stems. bowls an,
6xturss. cigar holders
Candies:
Capdiss
Peanut oil:
TOYS.
/ Fire arms and ammunition.
Fire works. and IRE crackers.
Sec . There shall be LEVIED collected an,
raid n,or the folloxinS sooSs importsL int
,bIs Ei,,,,,or, srac;s,, ds,is. a. f,IloE.
On pltyipg cards. one dollar uer dozen packs
On hi and I'M other leather and .kin cloves
three dollars per DOZEN pairs;
On rfvars and cLeeroots. ten dollars per thou
sand
Ga China tobacco, MY cents per pound
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25
BUSINESS VERSUS SPECULATION.

i Lecture Getfrsrsd before Lis Se5sHis Of The
Clirsrsity # CdlifoF1'ia, Ssp& Isl, 1876, GHd
Dedicatsd to tie Youth If California By c.
T. HJUEfas.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25

LII Visiting Friends And st-zngers generally
ssrssy ins-led azaand Puhlle WGrsni7 FOET ST.
GET asa Wlare Services heid every >enhn1n II
u1rsscE A NJ asad = p Il SznEz provided an
vas zzaT PieAsed 1t=snd. There Is eczescAy
evs.-g Prayer IeeczS =. e'ci0ck. N lie Leernre
z1c1z- > Ea-z1 A. Az Eslcan1e. ses u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25
LOND0S MoyTHLIEs
anrRIcln NoyrHLM.
AUSTRALIANS PAFERs

Azsr-alasfa-r weekly fzf1u NesGrras L=A1sr--- at
Town Country Journal % sydney II NsEs.--- d
sydney Nah SEQ sydney Steamer Eer1id
~ AaT ParulsaIs aos n this List hsardzr-d an,
rsEs. 1ad supplied az cEsc AL eha-gaz-
Address z n WHITHEr'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25

-, . III EaI14II 81 - II -
SOD iz BsttIe< L. IA = ~ - g. 80
Azssts IL ssy raSk 9, u scEsE7rE-r g. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25

Leather Relting six inches raireank's Scales,
Nunys Hatchets, axe and Shinelinx, AIKEN,
al Rivets. Rabbit Metal Hemp Irvine,
Rubber Packing l.te inch; hemp Packing, Soiier,
Ply Rubber Hose, y inch. for gArdcn use
CHARCO Al. IRONS. Mule Collars.
RraSs Wire Stoves, Centrifugal tnines. 0rindstoncs.
Pungs mrch and Corn RrNoms, ZINC Wash lizards,
Maynard & Noyc's lux yellow Metal 4 shcaihins
Nails.
New Bedford Cor,iasc, threads totS In whale Tine
An Invosce u Refined Iron, assorted sizes; Norway
shapes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-04-25
Pacific Rubber Paint Company's
PAINTS!
THLs ARTICLE II Fos SALE Br
BoLLEs 4 Co.

Tie Rzbher Pziat = tES.Y essesrzts1 and "a coming
tss zsnsrzl aad al we have given TRIAL hsxhIY
rzcnn-1snt Il The gnderzEzed have xsnerzI zas.,rs-
s- Il Al esiors zd saes ADJ kesr u ne zzz1r.
Eent ADD 5s reay % IL or.ers a1cee
80 EoLlEz a Co
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Manufacturing Jewelerl
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
or Lo1oD I'm u
Is THE ORIGINAL AsD oxIY eExuIx
V,HE PUBLIC AHE caurrosEp aGsnr

UyHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED aGAIzf
IL TIE sa'osa4sf ss-as1-ats ffsqsssrJ nss- -. !.
e1apo.iisn q CHLoaoBTsE u kloEa % cksmists -
Ne1texf rrsf-r1' flrf 10 c1s1rslyss "a
.a4 isssa.sd ~ Dr. y-eeALIs EEoNs ca aFay 49,
sfEa Asi asa=4 b. Ana and 4 ia 49, a. suIs
aaaiysss " arsf csnsl.fs q he AZ r. aaa
aad secret q ths prsp4ratyan hsF- $4,000
os.ea. thes.s.s ikat .aytiisy - seesr - =.
CAUTION -=ye~csxsrznssf ErwYws1shssf -
DE- Cola BEs-ze 80 ssasstts4sJ he isIssi-< 4 -
1yaz-
REMEDIAL UsKs AsD AcTlos
his taE-isasle remedy 5ss1.es. qsi-s r-fzskaE -
rsii<rrs rain, csns the syst-n1 r>s6sr-s tAs <1<4
isoo. .n4 stiaai-sss h-AiAy .essa q ~ s--s.i-.
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t>sdins The q spiaa- 01 s1a Jpe.< a.1 sa-s -
hsars sa1 tines uAsa felsi.ifr. Ilo.a.a.s = ssf.-. .
tiy . IL n.arpeios rsof eS.ets sd so.1-Ffal r =
ns1e4f s<ti n Erfaes .EfszslrsfJ $50
great qzaatiiiesI u ihs tilaHiax .ras@a Cara p -
tn D.ETAsa- c..iics Cabs. Asthas k.s.a.-as -
r-lg-s Nhpspssz cSSgh, CtE1aF HJrt-si-. A.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OsIxI0sz
Iss Rl<ht Hsa- E.ri Es..sl es=a.ni-.i.a - go
= fhIssc-.4.. al J Z D@ss.p-t t=-f - - 800.
ia ch1ierA S1s cHL0a0DTxE-z-r Laac<t D. 81 -,
Dr. Lose. xedezl 1i.-isaarJ 10 Isll. rrperts -,
BROWNIES cHL0sODYsE s.s slassiss-s.a. - -
recovered
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prs-efibef ~ seor-, = srtL11r u.~fal ,rar-s.ie =
es1fs@ - s1-41 tsss " silxaisEly pa,al4r -
sey1lJ Eaat sns 81 plaea'r
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c1[LIs BEo~sEf7 - "a sss-sz~ss ss--s -
s.>iHiss .s1czI .sstizsay .ces1P.aiss s-ra srsii~
sass azaeizr~ 1T DAyEsPenf.
=. Great Rar-siI 81 k-eerszrJ- <-'~
hssut' Is ", Ea<S 9. y seEiErs-n 9 -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09
pENNSYAvANIA.

PHILApELpHlAi Novsmbe, s.-The
Pes, Republican, says: Complete or
closely estimated returns from fifty Of
the sixty counties in Pennsylvania, iudi,
cate that tho Democrats will cleo.
Turnkey for Supreme Court Judge, who
runs behind his ticket BY between one
and two Thousand votes. In thc.hity coun.
ties where the majorlties are in, the
Democrats have 29i3 votes 10 spare,
while the sixteen TO hear from gave
Hayes only 1854 over Ti!den last year,
Unless unlocked for gains have been
made in those counties, Judge sIerre,t
( (Rep,) ior Supreme Judge, is defeated.
ERIE, Pa, November $500 votes
were polled for the State ticket in this
county. The official majorities are as
follows: slerrett 1,l47, Hart FOG. Pass
more l,247. The Greeuback and Labor
ticket got 1856 votes; Prohibition 45.
PHlLADELPHlA, November S.-Returns
to midnight, nearly complete from every
county in the State, with the official vote
OF thirteen counties, show majority Of
1852 for Noyes, (Dem.) over Hart for
State Treasurer. Col. Wilson, Chairman
OF the Republican State Central Commit.
tee, comedies the election Of the Demo-
cratic State ticket,
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Failure oil Gordon Weed.

SPaISoFIELp, ILL.,, November s.-Cor.
idon Weed, Of Bloomington, has fled q
voluntary petition in bankruptcy, With
liabilities at 81 100000, and scarcely any
assets. Weed has been loaning money
for other parties on Illinois farm mort.
cages, guaranteeing the interest and prin.
cipal ot the loans. The securities having
been sunk to nothing, he ia left between
the real creditors and the iusolyent debt.
ors. Among his creditors are: E,na
Life Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
$4,000; Hiram sitley, Rochester, N. Y,
S26so0o; T. Tatinger, Waterloo, N, Y,
Sl2O 900; Henry Idesou, New York CITY,
S5s,000; J. B. johnson, Seneca Falls, n.
Y, $4,000; W. R. Balm, New York City,
S5s000, and others TO smaller amounts,
SPRlSorGELp, ILL, November S.-F. Fl,
Phaair, OF Bloomington, owner Of The
celebrated nursery 10 that city, has fled
ipstilion in bankruptcy. Liabilities,
Sl6V,000. His failure is consequent on
thStot Weed, reported this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09
California Itsns.

SAN Francisco, November s-The ole
established firm Of FordhGm 8 Jennings
ship chaudlsrs and grocers, failed to-day
They place their liabilities at $4,000
and offer their creditors 40 cents on tht
dollar.
The Cigar Arakers' Union deny the re-
Gently teIegraphed statement that they
will bring any Of the New York strikiur
cigar makers here. Inquiry among tht
Chinese fails to confirm the report thaI
any Of them are going 10 New York tc
take the places Of the strikers.
The whaling steamer Bouquet ran on {
reel Tuesday, near brakes Bay, and wa
ospsized. Thecre were saved.
The spurt in Ophir stocks Is attributed
partly to the manipulation Of short Ia,
terest BY the bulls and to the report Of q
strike 10 the mine.
A Virginia City press dispatch thi,
evening says the east drift on the niue.
teen hundred foot level has run into on.
assaying from fourteen to twenty four
dollars per ton, some choice sam Piles 60
ing to fifty dOllars. The drift has beer
bulk. headed, pending arrangements ior
Its advantageous working. A number oi
experts are on the ground, but 90 one ha.
yet been admitted to the mine. There
Is much excitement over tho strike, I,
is not considered absoluts proof Of the
presence OF valuable ore, but in copuec-
tion with other indications it Is deemed
probable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09

CHICAGO, November s-Flour-Quls.
and steady. Wheat-FAirly active aud q
shade higher; No l Chicago Spriug 81 OF 7K
cash, No. at 81 O8H cash, 81 05y,Ial 0S1S
November, 81 0iAal 0iJf December, No. 5
J OOHaI o., rejected 93c. Corn-DemGud
fair and p ices have advanced; 4ixo caSh,
i3SEc bid November, 4lHaiII 10 the year,
rejected at 42Isc. OSts-steady and arm
At 24ISu cash, 24Ha December, rejected
9l1c. Rye-In good demand at 65Ha
53Slc caSh, $50 December. B4rley-Steldy
aud firm at 5Sha5S9.c. Pork-iu fa!s do.
mand but at lower rates; $l3 l2Kal3 rs
ctsh, $I2 70 November, $i2 45al2 AK
December and the year. Lard-Fairiy &C.
tive and shade higher; s. l2Ho cash,
s. iOAs l2& November, So 90 becemhsr
aud year. Bulk Meats--StrOng at 5Na7|Sc.
Whisky 81 OK,
At the Gloss Wheat was frmer at 81 05k
Al O55G November, 81 U4H December.
Corn easier aud declined 1Sc. Oats steady
aud unchanged. Pork steady and an.
changed. Lard easier bat not quoea6ly
lower and irregular.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09
AFinancIai FURRY.

NEw YORK, November IA Montreal
special says: The financial circles were
greatly agitated yesterday by the an,
nouncement Of the failure OF the hard.
ware firm OF Mulhollaud & Baker. The
firm has been in business here for up.
wards Of forty years. MuIholland ia q
shareholder in several banking houses,
and Baker is brother Of the Solicitor
General OF Quebec. On stock exchange
the announcement OF the failure caused
great excitement, and bank stocks we're
subjected 10 rapid decline; the heaviest
fall occurring In the Consolidated, Mer
chants and Peoples; these being the insti.
tutions with which the firm transacted
most OF their business. 1t Is said that
the Consolidated Ia involved to the ex.
tent Of $4,000, and the Merchants, il
issruuorOd, for an equally heavy amount
No statement Of the liabilities has vel
been prepared, bu. they arc believed to
be very heavy.
The liabilities OF Baker & MulholI
and are S400000. Assets show u surplus
The house goes into liquidation,
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Cincinnati.

CEEctESATI, November 8. Cotton -
Quiet aud steady at l0kc. Flour-Staady
and unchanged. Wheat -QuIGt sn1 weak:
red 81 2)al 2s. Corn--Firm; old 43a45c,
new at SOC. oats Quiet and firm at z7S
Sic. Rye-Demanl fair and market arm
Ut $4,000. BAdey-Actiye; fair to prime
western spring ut 60a6Oc. Pork-Firm; Old
sl27 new $l3 90. Lard-Good demand;
steam SIC, kettle sHa9c. Bulk Meats-
InactiTe;,partly cured loose 59Sa65ka65tn7
7Me. Bacon-Dull at JSa9 30 xc. Green
MeatI-Demand fair and market frm;
shoulders 4xc, sides 6xa6kc, hams sHG
sISc. Butter-pull and unchanged. Lin.
seed Oil-Dull and unchanged. whisky
steady ut 81 or.
Hoos-Quies common 81 Coal 40, light
81 SJa4 90,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-09
MINOR TELEGRAalN.


The striking carpet weavera, Of Phll.
IdelPhia, have voted not to accept the TO
dnGtion In wages.
Gov. Young yesterday Issued hA
proclamation aKipg the 2Vth Of Noyem.
Der as the dHyoI Thanksgiving and pray.
er.
The Spanish Cortes will be conyoked
for January 10 approve King Alionsol'
marriage. The Lover House Il expected
to unanimously vote subIidy.
-Mahmoud Darnad Pasha 10 going 10
Lesbos TO meet Medhat PAsha, for the
purpose ot arranging the differences BE-
tween the latter and The Sultan.
Several hundred coal miners, st
BraidWood, Illinois, yesterday morning
resumed work at the companies term,
They have bssn idle for seven mon.hI.l
"A mass meeting Of colored people
was held in Washington City WedueidaJ
night in respect 10 the memory Of the late
Senator Morton. Addresses were deliy.
cred by Fred. Douglass, Mr.. Pinehback
and Rev, ]. g. BoGwell, and suitable rea.
olutious adopted.
1t has been discovered that Walter F.
Bartlett, receiver Of taxes at Trenton,
n, j., and proprietor OF the American
Hotel, Il deiauller to the amount Of
from $l5, 600 to $4,000. He was arrest.
ed on Wednesdsy evening and lodged In
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November s.-Ths Sole! and
other conservative journals discounts.
nance the project OF demanding a vote Of
confidence for the Ministry.
In the Senate Committee OF Deputies
oi the Right has been appointed to con.
sider whether the minority shall with.
draw in body whenever the msiority
shall iayalidate an official caudidates
election.
A report was current last night tha!
the Bonapartists and Monarchists have
resolved that, In case their elections are
invalidated by wholesale, to resign in a
body, and furnish a prctext for another
dissolution.
PARIS, November S.-The Ds BrogIie
Cabinet will remain in Office for the pTes,
ent. The members Of tho Right, in the
Senate, have abandoned the proi.c! for
Interpolation, Il Is urderstnod that the
Left Of the Chamber Of Deputies have re.
solved to invalidate the election Of those
Conservatives who were returned by
small msjoritieS.
Rumors are current Of a difIere nee
between Grevy, Pfesi9:SSss ot the Chan. ber
OF Deputies and Gtnbetta.
GEN. GRANT AT THE OPERA.
The Facade Italian Opera House was
decorated this evening with American
flags and the staircase and yestibu.e with
plants. When Gen. Grant and party ap
peared the orchestra played "usii Co.
lumbia." The Houss was full and many
Americans were present. Between The
acts OF the Opera { II Troyatore) yariou.
American national airs we're played,
which were much applaudsd and encoled.
Gen. Grant attentiyelv listened 10 the
whole performance. Upon his Ieaviny
the orchestra repeated "Hail Columbia .
The crowd waited at the door for Gen.
Grant and respectfully saluted him. The
General bowed and appeared pleased.
Evil INFLUENCES AROUND M'TAuoS.
PARIS, November S.-The Journal D.s
Dsbatl says: Many Bouapartisl and
Royalist Senators and Deputies have ar
rived and advise McMahon to make no
concession, not even to dissolve the
Chambers again. Their language leaves
no hope Of triumph Of moderate ideas.
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New YORK..

NEW York, November S.-CoEou-
Firm at liMittHc. Flour-SliVhtly Ia buy.
erS favor and prices unchanged. Wheat
Dull; No. Milwaukee 81 S5JSal "a, No. 2
do 81 29<, ungraded whito ST %, Rye
Quiet; No. 2 western 72c, BGrley-No, 2
Canada s9lsjc, Malt-Qliet, but steady,
Corn-ERirly active; western mixed unRrs.
ded Gle, hiRh mixed CSC. 0ats-Western
mixed and State at 3iaSse, white waStsrn
36aiio. Hay-Sblpping at 55a60c. Hops
Unchanged. Coffee, AolasSes and sufsf
Unchanged. Rice-Q Quiet, but stSady,
Whlsky-Qulet, but GEm at 81 IOal u.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NOTES.

RA0usA, November s.-The Montene
grins are bombardiDg Fort Serdar, neal
sPuE. They also have twenty siegc gum
In position before PodgeriiIa.
LONDON, November S.-A Russian of,
cial dispatch, dated Kuruk Dora, Nov
Glib, says General LatIroff yesterday oc
eupied position In front Of the south.
eastern forts OF KaTa, for the purpose Of
erecting siege batteries. The Turks a.
tackled him, supported by Gre from the
forts. The Russians beat them back ia
disorder, and pursued them into fort
HabiE Pasha at the point Of the bayoneL
inalcting great loss, spiked the guns, cap.
tured ten officers and forty men aud the a
retired with u small loss.
RUSSIAN 1osSEs.
ST.. PETERSBURG, November s.-Ths
Russian losses from the commencement
Of the war to the lat inst, were G4SOl.
LONDON, November Sat the close Of
nine hours, IN the fighting on the Alb inst.
At Deve Boyun, the Turks Hed in com
plete disorder, abandoning their camp,
H'1 ouu PIVNhIouS' 4Ho LOSSES are I'M
known.
LONDON, November s.-Ths Bey Of
Tunis Is preparing 5000 men for Turkey.
The Porte pays part Of the expense,
CoSsTANTtHoPLE, November 8 AN
official telegram from Mukhtar Pashs
admits that the Russians compelled him
to retreat from Dsvs Bayuu. Ii says that
come officers who, panic stricken, abau.
doued several guns, will be tried by
eourt.mArtial. The dispatch concludes
I'VE are now occupying the forti6cations
Of Ef1sroum and preparing means Of de.
fense."
The Porte has demanded the withdraw.
a Of the seryian corps Of observation
from the frontier, under pain Of vigorous
military measures.
LONDON, November s.-Four hundred
Of the principal ina6itants Of Bulg.ris,
including Alex. Geshoff,, and their lGuii.
lies, have been sentenced to exile in Asia,
and started in chatus under 4 strong e..
cort to-day.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, November s.-The Dropsrs
Journal reports
CATTLE Receipts, 1900 shipments,
1900; all choice. Natives, supply lIree;
sales At 81 00I5 IS; no fresh arrivals, col.
orado', sales at 81 25li 80. Through Tex.
ans active and strong at 50 O0a3 90. Ns.
tive butchers in good demand and strong
at So 70at 20,IcowsS2 soa3 80, steerS S. 75s
6i5: stocGerl and feeders easy at ts 10
Hoos-Receipts, 10000; shipments, l..
500 No PhlladelphiaI called for. Best
quality 81 9Ol5OO, Bostons 81 75a4 IS, mir.
ed packing 81 6Qa4 IS, light 81 65a4 76; all
grades 6al0c lower, closing dull.
sHEEP-ReceiptA 2,7JO; shipments ] 100.
A few sales uominally; extra to fancy 81 80
a5 %, good 70 choice S425a4 90, medium 70
good 50 50a4O0,
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ITALY.

RoXE, November 8 -Bayariais is expect
ed to withdraw her Diplomatic Repte.en
tatiVe from the Vatican, as 1t is useless
expense.
A great sensation has been caused BY
the speech Of Deputy FinE,ie, cenau.ing
the whole Ministry Of Deputies.
The Left at Milan have resolved 10 or.
ganiEe a Systematic opposition to the
Ministers. The governments popularity
is rapidlyswaulnE.