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How N New Jersey Jury is Accused OF Iiay-
Ing Deaideh non a NcrdIct.

On Monday last while summing up the
case Of Frederick Clark. indicted in Elizabeth
y. j.. for IA robbery in Wrstied. Union county
Counsellor Bolton said be hoped that the Jury
would not arrive at a verdict I'm the same man
nor that another jury had recently DONE Then
Mr. Bolton. secnEthc inquirine looks IN the face
Of Judge and jury, explained that h. had
heard "a member of the jury in question say thW
tho verdict WAS reached through the in-tru-
mentality Of Il game OF seven up. After the
Clark trial was over Prosecuting Attorney Fay
moved that Mr. Bolton bee put upon the stand To-
testify as to his knowledge OF the scvrn-up
verdict. Judge Dalrymple acceded to thu mo-
ton. saying that the charge Mr. Bolton had
mnlc was one Of the eri,ycst that could bo
Drought against Jury and the lawyer was
sworn.
the jury WAS out for several hours. he went into
a restaurant near the Court House. and there
heard Mr. Peter Ell,r say that the Jury. Of
upon "A verdict. had decided to settl. their diff
ierences by game 9f seven up. The game
guilty. Mr.. Aaron I. Clark and Mr.. George
Fay. and the Court ordered that Mr.. Peter Fllcr
and Mr.. Theodore Reeves. mcmbers Of the
Jury, and Constable samson. who hnd the Jury
IN churge. bee summoned 10 answer the clnrgc-.
Mr.. PDtr Eiler owns Il brewery on Pearl
street and runs lager beer saioon in Elizabeth
iN'nN'. -" Is an f'A frrNOlGrl, ana mas hnrn
spok IA ~ Tor higher on >. He IA "A p0rtly
Sood-h -hunorcd bonliace, AMI treats tho matter
toll You how It was" he spid. 10 n friend.
We did play high, low. Jack, and tlr game to
get over III" time, but il was not to fla the YER
dict IL was the case Of Andrew Brown, who
Was Indicted for an ultcmUt to commit an as
sault The Jury stood . 10 3 for conviction when
we went out, but soon two came over to our side
Il WIS for convict tom. an we were II tol. Tho
Obstinate man stood out for hours. and so we
played cards TO ki time. played four games
and lost them all | suppose every time one of
those country jurors comes 10 my place hcll
say. Come. Peter, st EN- w! You know You
lost four games up in the Jury room"
Wen. after a while tho obstinate man
gnvc in. and we rendered our verlit
After the trial ! WAS in n restaurant. and WIS
telling n few rlendS nbout that jury. / told
them that when saw that obstinate man | WAS
reminded of a story roai -ome years ago OF "A
Jury that stood six to six. and wouldn't move
II peg either way. Finally they agreed to
play "A game OF seven up. ia" winning side ~
declare the verdict SAID. IN u Joke. thnt ,y,
ought to have adopted that plan in this case
Mr.. Bolton. ! suppose. heard tho last part of
my story. and thought that ! referred to the
Brown case. That Is all There is e. IT,"
Public opinion in Elizabeth Is divided. hut tho
other Jurors. who were to he found. unite in
saying that tie card playing WAS for fun. aud
not TO decide the verdict.
Mr.. Eller is to appear before the Court on
Wednesday next
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UNUSUAL SCENE IN TIE SENATE.
Tint Body Controlled by the Votes OF Two
Men. One an Indicted CrimInnI.

WAsHGNGToN, Nov. pa long and excit-
ing series Of roll calls in the Senate to-day end
ed in an adjournment upon the casting vote Of
VIM. A. Wheeler. Senator Conover changing at
the last moment from the Democratic
side Of the question 10 the Republic
can. So far rs it goes this il
success for the Republicans. but does
not go very far, and it leaves the suprem-
acy of the Senate still an open question. 1t
turns upon the vote of one man under indict-
ment Patterson. and another Of doubtful rep
utation Conover). The Senate opened with the
suppressed excitement of an evenly divided
motion to lay Thurman's resolution upon the
table Patterson and Conovcr voted with tho
Democrats and gave them two majority.
Some disagreeahe speeches were made be-
journal 10y Senator Conkling and Senator Thur
man. and. after the result was announced. and
Ihurman's resolution before the Scnntc Ed
munds began bitter speech. in the course Of
which he took every possible way. to
substitute the, kcl3gg case for But
w of the Democratic vote and the two
N"lubIican Senators mentioned. remained I'M
irpkrn. MranWhilc active caucus ing Of kind
rarely seen on the Senate floor was in progress
around Conoyer, and argued and talked with
him 10 ~ purpose. At last motion to adjourn
til Mon lay was made. the Inst subsidiary mo-
ton possible before the vote on Tnurman'- =
the usual vote. Conoyer rosa. There was n
llulc Hence, and a thrill ran through the Cham-
ber, He changed his vote, and the Republicans
had brief breathing spell. II is said. this even
ing. that sharon has been called here for his
vote ON the silver question. as well Us the pend
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MURDER IN hottie 1LLEY,
An italian Street I.nb"rer stabbed by One OF
his Fellow Country men.

At about 10y o'clock last evening. the
Italian and Irish tenants who swarm the build
ing nj a. Baxter street heard loud cries In the
basement and the noise as Of scunling This
basement opens into Bottle alley. and from that
place the people who had gathered saw five men
'ualing. Four ol thcm seemed t. bc fighting
one. who was at last thrust by two mon into the
halfway. suddenly this man was seen to throw
W his arms aud fall, and the four men ran
away.
The police arrived just ne tho man who had
fallen hreathed hi- Inst. The floor WIS covered
with. blood. that ,n'wei from wound IN the
mans leg The holy was taken to the Mu-
berry street police station. The wound
WAS made with "a stllcttO, and the femoral
artery WIS severed about tour inches hollow the
groin. The mans nnme WIS Michael Catlache.
aluborcr whpo 'upiclt the basement with Johan
ComHni Gauden2a Ahodnnte aud two other
Italians. known as Antonio and " The Buffalo"
Abpdnnte and CumUlni Wcre found near 10y 10y
the p lice and arr strd. Ahodanta's coat sleeve
nnd his l"lt hand w"rn covered with blood. He
suid that Cattnche was stabbed by Antonio. who
has not Yet hccn arrested. -Four Italians were
also arrested and held as witnesses. They say
that the men they saw struggling with Caitarhc
were Coman and Abodantc aud that the quar-
rel arose over a game Of cards which was played
- see who should get some beer
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SERVI.i ON THE UINNING SIDE.
A Fretest 20 the Portc-Turktsh Tactics
Arms from Ame ericn.

LONDON, Nov. 22.-Thc Standards special
from scmlin says Servia has strongly protested
to the Porte concerning the aggrcssions of tha
Bashi-Bazouks. Martial law has been de-
clared throughout the Scrvian frontier prov.
inces. 1t is positively stated in official circles
that n declaration of war may DO hourly ex-
pccted.
The operations near Rustchuk reported b.
Russian and Turkish bulletins indicate dis.
position on the part OF the Turks to attempts
repetition Of Mehemet Ali's tnctics for relieving
Plevna 10y the threatening Of the Czarcwitch's
army aud the Danube crossings. The Turks
have repeatedly asserted that the C2arewitch's
force has been materially weakcnc i'm order to
strengthen other positions Suleiman pasha
seems to he still in command on the Lom.
, \ Russian official despatch states that the
koumnnian loss at the capture Of hahova was
22i killed and wounded.
toNsTANrINOPLE. Nov. 22.-Thc steamer ] B.
Walker. Capt Duncombo. which sailed from
New Haven. Oct. 23 with a cargo of arms and
ammunition for tho Turkish Government ur.
rived here yesterday.
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IS SHE FOR THE CUBiN PATRIOTs.
Why the Steamboat EsteIIc 10 Detained %
Narragnnsett Buy.

NEWPORT. r. l., Nov. 22.-Thc vessel sus.
pected OF being for the Cubans IL the steamer
Estelle. built at Bristol this summon. She lies
in the stream of Bristol. and near by is the
Samuel Dexter with guns mounted. The Es-
tcllc has not got her clearance papers. and thu
Collector Of this place. 10y order Of the Treasury
Department. refuses TO give them to her unless
she presents an inspcctor's certificate. Tho
local Board of Inspectors of Steam Boilers have
refused a certificate on the ground that her
boiler Is lnrgcr than allowed by LAW. This. oi
mont. until satisfied she is not Intended for the
Cuban insurgents. will refuse 20 let her get up
steam, and the cutter will remain at BristOi
unit further notice. She was built for Herman
kobnc Of New York. No doubt exists that she ID
FOR the Cuban officials. Her builder states tha,
she recently ran fifty miles in three hours and
can be made To- 20 iuster. She is l2U feet long
and will carry 100 tons.
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STATE sncRnrs COMING OUT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT urndfOrd Convicted Of
Opening the Mails for seward.

SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. 22-rhc steamship
city u. Pckng. which arrived here to-day
brings the following advices from China ana
Japan: The adyccs from China are to oct. q
from Hong Kong. and oct. 25 from Shanghai
Groat excitement prevailed In American circles
in cons Iucnra OF the conviction Of O. II. Brad
ford formerly United States Consul General at
Shanghai. Of thecharge Of opening and copy ina.
letters sent through the United States mail Tor
t4e purpose of max lng thcir contents known To-
Minister seward After a long and elaborate
trul he wns found guilty, Hnd.was sentenced hy
q. Mil"y Wells tha newly arrived Cons u. Cen
crdl, to pay fine of $50 and costs OF the prose-
cut.uu and to suffer Imprisonment for twenty
days. II n generally reported THAT remarkable
revelations arr 10 follow m connection with this
affair and a thoruugh investigation Of many
lOng-suspcctod nbus' - promised.
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TIE rICiNT sENATORIiL SEATS.
Il eiiogg of Louisinnn and Butler OF South
InroIIna WIN rrobnhIN be senied.

WAsHINGToS, Nov 22.--Aftcr hearing ar
cumcnts to-day hy Mcssrs Kellogg and Spot
ford in advocacy OF their claims. the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections adj
lourncd until tomorrow morning. whom it il
understood they will prepare their report. to be-
submitted to the Senate Monday next. Al
though there was no formal action taken. it
seems to be- the impression that the report will
be in favor ot the admission Of Mr.. Kellogg.
An IMPRESSION exists that should the uup ion
be forced early next week the result will be tho
seating of MrssrS. Kcllocg from Louisiana and
Butler from South Carolina. II ia known that
senator Conover OF Florida will vote through
out for seating Mr.. Butler and as at present
senator Conoycr's friends say of him that his
action in these cases is entirely Of his own Volt
ton, and must not be construed into an ndica-
tlon that he Is going over TO the Democracy.
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man OF the Committee on Privileges md Elec-
tons did attempt TO persuade my honorable
friend from Indiana. and others OF that ilk.
that 1t was ungraciQus. unjust unfair. and un
nrcccdented that he and others should un-
dertekc to trip up the heels Of n committee OF
this body, and particularly by that sort Of ais
IT parliamentary to say. contrivance,"
The yeas and nays being taken on Mr.. Ed
nays 81, the vote being the same as upon the
motion TO lay on the. table. with the exception Of
Mr.. Conover REP. Fla). who did not vote when
Mr.. Conkllng moved to amend the resolution
so as to rcad
n,-.roi, That the Committee OH Privilege. and Flee.
tias VIM. Pit Kellogg and Henry NJ sponord. cism.
while the case from South Carolina he postponed.
-. Tho vote being taken on tho amendment.
II was rejected. ycas 80, nays 32. tho vote In
on the table When tie name of MIR Patterson
rep, 5. c. was called. he snid he would vote
for the resolution as n separate proposition. but
he could not vote for it as substitute for the
resolution Of the Senator from Ohio.
Inc question thsn recurring on the original
resolution, Mr. Edmunds moved to insert the
names OF VIM. Pitt Kellogg and Henry VI. Spof-
ford. SO that the resolution should rcad:
R's1r;. That Committee on Pnvicgesnnd Election.
Man i.r n hsiiss ana II sgo.rl Of ,"."n" and
Rejected-yeas 30; nays. 32-the vote in detail
being the same as before.
Mr.. Edmunds said he was 40 fully persuaded
that the sentiments Of justice animated all the
Senators that he felt quite safe in moving that
this resolution be stponed until Monday next.
Reiected-yens, 80; nays. 81, Mr.. Conover not
voting
Mr.. Edmunds then moved that the Senate ad-
journ until Monday next. and the vote resulted.
yeas 81 nays. 81. as follows:
YFAs-McssrS Alison B,o,,. Bruce, Bpyrl1f,, Ctmson
pa, Cbnilby CaGse Color,r fhfisffut1. DIn,. D'eY.
EigHnsi., Hiuir H.tr. HpQs, IgiH. Jare new. knt
tr,-si hrlitin Ntrisa. Mth,u Noritn Oi'oyy Fdtih,
Ro'a Siry,nL Siander Spencer, T,lsr, Wris9h and Vim
doui-31
N.Ys-Mcssrs Bailey. parnum, Bayari. Beck. Cock
rell Coke Davis I'M Davis " Va Dennis, Eaton.
Garland Gordon. Harris HEREFORD NIL Johnston. tones
Fla Lamar McCrcary Mcdonald, MCPHERSON. Merr
mon Morgan Fnne'sla Randolph. salisbury, Thurman
voorhees,. Wallace, Whyte. and withers-3i Republ
cans In italics.
William A. Wheoler-Thc vote being equally
divided. the Chair votes in the affirmative and
the Senate stands adjourned until Monday
Applause In the galleries.l
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4 mo FIRE IN PHILiDELPVII.
a Marble Building Partly Dcstroyed-The
Loss About 100000.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. pa fire, which at
one time threatened the entire destruction Of
the handsome marble building on the south
west corner Of Ninth ana Chestnut streets
broke ont in that structure carly this evening.
Fortunately the nrsncu. with Tie aid OF thc
fire department of tho Continental Hotel oppo-
site, succeeded in combining tho flames 10 por-
tons of the second third. and fourth floors.
Tho IRE originated IN an apartment on the Sec
onl story. back, used hs a gymnasium by pri-
noors rha loss is lar.eiy c5yrred Hy iuslr. isi
ance. Total loss will not exceed $4,000.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-Tho charges ngains
Hayward. nominated Tor Postmaster at Hannibal Mo-
were laid before the dc co President to-day by sovcra
members oi tc Missouri delegation IN the hope that IA,
would withdraw The nlmc hut thi, Mr Hayes declined
tn do lhr charges all iiorc the Post Oioe Commit
tee ni tir senate to whom thc nomination ha, been re-
irft'd h1tk ' tlr Noutr The committee VIII pr,hhhy
moot Tomorrow tu act asuin upon a." case and " IA VI
.Acl4 O. decide 90 rtI Iori tayofahll. ID. before
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THOMAS KENsETTs PAINTINGS
Those Formerly Lent 10 the metropolitan
Maseum Sold by Auction.

Tho sale Of tine paintings Of the some
Thomas kensett OF Baltimore. which was begun
by the Messrs. Loavitt last evening. attracted a
large gathering in Clinton Hail. OF the G7 pie
lures sold. "a were painted by John +. Konsctt
The sale aggregated t52295O. Tho following
named paintings were sold at tho prices an
neXed.
study on the Coast OF Newport - T Ken.ott $40
"la, George Ht sunset j. Ken,ett. SGD
"On ihe Hudson River" j + kon,ott SO5
" BAY oi VENICE T. Iitu. S4n
"LnNron, o LONDON Lnmlinet, S265
"Muunt DrscrLN > GilOrd, $3.50
"Oli Mortality Nrlder, sllO
"FHlung Leaves q. ", Buuslton, sl75.
"I.nId cape ami these - Troynn 500
"Iu the Library d" Mhlttrudlc so
Mountain Scene in Vermont J 4. kcnsctt S25
IAndscn Thco. Kousseau, SlyD
Gnud bay sport TAFT Sl7S
"Study among the tht,kiils - T. Kcnsett 1872 so.
"Adirondacks' + kenseu fl3
Sixty-lour painting 2G Of them Kcnsetts. re-
main 10 be sold this evening.
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GThe Venezuelan Award Job.

WAsHINdToS. Nov. 22.-Thc Committee oA
FOREIGN Afar- rcerrcd Mr. Sprn bl in relation &c
TIE Venezuelan Mixed Commission 10 sub committee
posed OF Hamilton of Indiana Monroe of Ono ane
rorny OF Aahnmh IN" hill drccisthe secretary of hs
Treasury 10 al stu irum distributing the awards ut Tho
late commissun amt direct, the President negotiate
vi ihr Nene 1ucan rcpubic Tor u new comiulssVA Il
--LL LII N ~ : ~
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A Young Woman s~ allowing Morphine.

young woman, plainly but richly dressed.
tod sergeant keardon In the Fourth street police station
in brooklyn last nsht mat size had taken poison and was
DYING She WAS pale nui trembling She said her name
was Louisa HW,r nsci - Alcr h,r removal 90 the
Fourth SffDet Hospital hc gave tho following account ut
her~it " live In Albany ! lct there three or four
dtNsnso lhHye iIcnds IN thi. Itrt the country
IVAN rrpi nhudt Sow Anff. aul tIs uingnNrf came
uyei here Ih.Vr been walk ns all day lu,hiisuio u
away uu where there ut o hiS fields, suue
moI phlnc." That Was all size would say.
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The dig =rinnker-.

Bohkohl & Co., of 2s3 Pearl strcct hav,
loid.i. ami viii rccrpoy sn th,ir old hands scycra
employer lavc ssnci an agreement to eject those o
Wnr tnl'. who are cuiarc in the si,e aid have moi
lali tr t.n .u. DN is If 90 A.ttuirI Several trn
ants who were elected Yesterday wclc furnished with
rovuls rs the Central Committee
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Tho silk hat manufacturers Of tho United
states met Yesterday ami passed resolutions urging
Congress reduction ol the duty silk plush 61 -
per cent II was SIT forth that SIX plush cannot he
Malr nm the United states ami that the cN~ins i- duty
d.r, not protect amy home INDUSTRY, huf uN Huis she
At trade aud nctta~ III, eNpVn,, ui sh hat. Mc,,is
Mnfu, nunlhp, amt Coos Wcir appointed committee
N N-o i' MH~Nuftnu AMI uY the resolutions before the
Cununttoe OF Ways and Means.
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SAN Francisco. Nov. 22.-ln the United States
Circuit Court to-day George riunoy. Rufus Spad.
iu-. W Cnrr, John o llau,com pcuni, Jordan.
Thomas Ru,crs Joseph Crawfoid, and c. II HIGGINS
Nfrui-ntd ON iuiCfutnts tuuni AGAINST them in
cuunrOOu an the l~.ur fraudulent navy IAN crru-
cuic, finnoy and lan-com demufr,i. pituins the
statute limitation. ami that the facts stated i the
court. DO not constitute ho crime chr-oi Jordan ailud
10 appear The Others pleaded not guilty
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Jay Gould Want. to Arb,,ra,e.

WAsHlNGToN Nov. 22.-Tho Pacific Railroad
Official, have submitted 10 the Senate Jud.car, Commit
tee Proposition in wr,uns to the cnrct that s.ond the
hoNcrnm' ~ not accent thc rInu.iu heretofore ,ut-
mti,d hN the railroad cuiLN.,, ti.f MNulf leave all
matters u 40 Hpur To- conference of n,e tuluru ciu
~ u-sti hr appointed two hY the governments. tNU Ls
lne lumIAMlus. md lMcso Innr u s0lN.t llth.
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POPE PIUS VERY FEEBLE
a Melancholy Intcrview-The Apparent SUI.
ferinR OF His ~ oIiness.

ROME, Nov. 2i.-The Pope received the
French pilgrims yesterday. Ho spoke few
words with great difficulty. The fccblcness Of
his voice and his suffering which was APP
parent made a melancholy impression He was
carried by four chairmen.
The Pope has suspended audiences because
OF indispostion.
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business Manager Geo H. Tyler Of the Olym-
pie Theatre was arrested yesterday 10y Superintendent
Jenkins OF the Society tor the Prevention of cruelty
Children on three warrants nom Justice Morean The
rt charge was that hc had allowed tho child known as
An k-ht io cndanrer his lite b, climbing hnnhon pole
llriy icct hi4h which Is po-d the shoulders ui a
iahnc lusecr the second charge Is tiai hr has not
provided net under the porintm,f. rtimr hN law
and the tiIl chars. !. that hc hn. niluw, olil nnu,
ncorse Mariinctu called baby GvOrgc 10 perform IA an
act that endangered hs lie.
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Tompi.ins square Again.

The County Committee of tho In lop,n lrnt
Ggocnhack and Labor Party appointed committee las
evening 90 make the necessary arrangement, Tor
workinsmens snass me-. une l,.rrolo.ed az thi. meet
in, which Will probably be hci al Tuupaiu, square u
TAX .'n. n procure from the city work for N.e unem
ri yea MASSES
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 22.-Jamcs R1sohorry IIaw-
kinS the nrfro who was srnt need to dcah Tor commit
ting OUTRAGE ulon Ida Schair Nhiie girl Hscl ~
Nclrs I'm NAY last near tine h"ihY House. ON tho Blu-
mur AMI ONO Railroad. VII b. han-r A IuN.ontown,
Baltimore county. tomorrow. lie scouns lmpcmlvuL
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PROVIDENCE. H. l.. Nov. 22.-Dr. Bcnoni Car
pentrT II faWturktt Mhu was stricken with Huollrx
ON the morning appointed Tor his wiios mnrral died /,
day The funeral OF both wall take place Tomorrow.
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4 Missing lBrig.

Tho brig Valentine. commanded by Capt. Jo-
Sph Potter ol lluboken lett Nassau iVr New York on
OCT 10. AMI has not since been secu
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YOUNGSTOWN n. j.. Nov 22.-Thc cnse Of John
A smith. accused ui muidVrm- hi, wife, wa, gwen u
the jury by judge Dtynple to-day, Al midnight TIE
jury had failed 10 agree.
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WAsHINGToN Nov. 22-rhe Senate Commit
tee ON Coninrrcu has agreed 10 report III favor Vi
Thomas Ior Collector Vi BALTIMORE,
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Weather once Prediction.
JOTTINGs .IHOIT TOWN.

'rly and norlhorly winds. nrar'y - iion.
.pciaiure. generally cloudy weather lsd tait
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.Maltbys Norfolk oysters Al Harrison st. and
10 COrlandt b., New York vi Court st. Brvo.yn-Adp
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SPECIE PAYMENT RTsuMED.-Specie the best
hne cut Millions Ia IL Buy and aud -AAp
, 1877-11-10
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1877.


The Chicago produce markets were rather mofo
nctfra YESTERDAY. atcss pork closed 10Gsl2Xc ncr
bFl iowcs. at SIC. 51h g II. Is for November or
''annary+ Lard e1neru 2!.c per 100 lbs lower,
ut s.. 0s!ate. 10 cash and a.. 059lg 07,x for
nary 3fcass wero easier, at sic for loose sho,,l.
dcrs and aic for do rhort rhs. Lake iscighls wcEo
luict anil drmcs, at 3:lcl3afc for corn to lu1alo,
Whisky mas dull md unchanged, at sl.o5.s pct
Falfon. Flour was firm. Wheat closed asu,, al
II no.; cash nna LOOK for November Corn closed
!~G'ic higher, at 444c cash and 43,fe for No.
'rnher. Oats c;oted drsn, al 24tsc cash and nitSc
fur November. Eyc was 1;c higher. nt SIC. barley
t'''rd AfEs:c fnwcr. ut Gs.ic cash and 5ol<c fot
Deruml'cr. 1Iozs wcre In fair demand and without
Gn"t"t'o change. closing weak ut 34.G0D4.po,
tattc were dull and heavy, With sales OF tnfcrto,
I" extra at g.. 21S93 c6 Sheep wcso sa1attc, at
81 to0f54,2. WAhxxE gives tlto visible supply last
Saturday ns o. i1'. "U5 bu wheat and i, co, $40 bu
corn, Exports from tho rcahoard laat week In.
el"aed :. :.3''. 200 '.u what and /, os0, 600 tu
t"!n. Anoat cn New York cannls, 1.41a. 600 In
wl'cas and 1.7:s,s, oo0 bu corn. Inspected Into
e;or' IN thfs city yesterday morning: a17 cars
slirat. 1o1 ears mud r, ,100 bn corn, u cars and
,tHt hn o7ta. cars and /, 600 tu ryc and II carr
harley. Total t4of eafs). 20o, COZ bu. ono hundred
e"'l"r' IN Eod would bur s10... rs In gsccntacks
Ut Tie c1osc.