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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt II schweusen OF III steamer Pommeranis from
Hamburg has thanks for special meteorological ohser
vaons made In connection with tbs HERALD weather sor-
Baltimore repair Leak proceeded on her
voyage 18th inst.
before reported ovsrars built IN 1870 and By
tons Capt Ne"eomS Of Gors1.ls master Ter cargo
consisted OF grain and -four The snip was
isasss .as: souas "a. n
Ss ssro. os sroossn there
NE crew Thomas Godfrey. o. Mr. john S.airoy. q
III NJ %
have been. from disaster 80 ana 80 days out
BARK Apps McADAx. Merlin N, from Antwerp for capo
on
board bow cutting down rail- bulwark' and stanchions
BARK JOSHUA LoRlsc Cook Rio anciro via Barba-
dos for Canary Islands which into Sc Thomas LEAKING
was ordersd that she discharge Tor further
"a Nsw Y s"s 70, Mouen
BARK EsKpALE Br, al San Francisco g. from New
castle NSw reports May IS during terrific gale splt
bolt ropes.
BARK oasao tAsS from New ,,, Orleans r for Liver
paired and went to sea llth inst
BARK Eta LoRrSc:; FROM Phsd,Iphia for Yokohama.
had lost sails lisa and boats and HAD deck.
scan yascELLo tBr Maeo%bsr from Glaze Bay CD
loved 70 m. es.0s ol repairs
scnR ELLA BARNES. at Now Haven 10th. from George
town with COAL encountered bad weasher whom OF jersey
iorcmsss.
scna Axr w!xox nshermen. Of Dennis report. Sd inst
S ap ~ rsd N i
schr Colorado Tho and nil tho mntcra
boat asV with ita Ball. on sf Block Island - -
scHR GEN OCEAN. from Boston for st Domingo,
a's gaze
tho SIX which lasted AZ hours carried hcadgear and
split mainsa g. took another gale from sE carried
started the mast wedges othor Slight damage and il
the Put repairs.
scHR ALABAMA. Ross. from Demerara for Wilmington.
M n n c. and sailing
hc beach In charge OF the mate and ono Capt Ross
pm With the crew. that the
sol was badly damaged by humping.
scHR CHALcKDoSY. Portland 10th from Machias las
bowsprt sprung
BUpE May 31-rwo barrels of petroleum covered with
banaces yellow pine timber and tho bowsprt and
PnnAprLpurA June 1l-sehr Carrie Mills from Port
Antonio, reports:On 9th inst ~ miles * Of Chnco-
league saw ason 2oo tons xth loss q
Captain Hunter Of the steamer v,rsoia from Charles;
miles & Of Currituck, passed parts Of. a wreck
rhss bad passed through cabin and sp
Parent!y attached 70 wreck the result OF collision L
sas ss se Winter
the 'pa Il r. roane
Also 20 miles south half west OF Chine tsarne saw piece
Of deck with skyligh about fonr ieet square, attached
QuEsEc june s-Bsrx Rosa before reported ash wing
been ashore at Mile vaches went Into DOCK tonight Tor
sth-The iron bark Roma hauling tho wharf
yesterday evening got damned ana her hxurchead
Lloyds International Register published In Berlin Is
csived contains the particular. Of large number Of
not In the yearly volame also tho resurveSs met
alncs, &c. for that month.
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SPOKEN.

ship Bertram Rigby (Br Ovens rom Liverpool for San
Francisco April 10. lat Q n, lon - W;
Ship Belle OBren from Liverpool Tor st John,
NIB, June 2. lat Al 81. Ion 81 80.
Ship Alexander Gibson. Speed from Liverpoo for San
Francisco 81 days ont April 10 lat ~ ii s. ION 81 O5
all well.
British ship showing MHIR steering 8, April g. lat
O ~ \, lon ~ OS w.
Bark Glide Beadle from Zanzibar for Boston. April 81.
BARK Mary Kersten Gsr,. Kerssen from Liverpool,
St ohm, NIB. May "a. lat IS. Ion Al.
Bsnkside (Brl. Watt. from Liverpool for Smith
willie. NC. May "a. on Tuskar.
Bark W II Jenkns tBr. Rogers, from Baltimore for
Bremen. May II. lat Al, Ion 81
Bark Mandarin (r Forth. from Liverpool for Quebec,
NO date. so miles sSW Of tho smalls.
A swedish bark. showing HOB bound to Java. April
II. lat z 10 5, Ion 80 O7w
Brig Adele MeLoon from Boston tor Jamaica, jane z.
lat 81 80 Ion 80.
The Tiger tof Liverpool from London for sydney CB.
no dat "a. Ion 1
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RorrERpAm. June Il-Arived ships Kortenaer tDutch,
Daema Pensacola. Florida Curtis Rangoon banks Hen
(Ger), Haesioop New York Kate Melek fbr) Fraser
do; Laura Gertrude (Ger, Schultz. do; CASTILLO Ora
gone utaD. schiaino dol Magdalcna tNor). huneocrg,
New Orleans: Transit (Br). Owen. New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. June 11-Arrved steamer Otheiio (br),
Mitchell, New York tor Hull (and proceeded)
SHARPNKss. June i1-Arrived. bark Arletta. Nichols.
Phil sdclphia
SLIGO June Io-Arrived bark Nuova Manila dtaD
Cuneo Bnltimore.
SHANGHAI June s-Arrived. bark Haschurst OBJ,
Cloudy. New York.
WHIrEHAvEE, June 9-Arrved, barks Success tSor !.
Olsen. Now York; lItn. Clio Battista o HtaD, Castillo.
Philadelphia
WATERFORD, juno il-Arrived. bark Gencida. Corning
Baltimore.
YoKonAxA. June s-Arrived ships Fisctwng. Guest
New York.
LONDON, June IL ship Hagerstown. Whitmore from
Huanillas Tor Europe, spoken date lat. &c, not
given. In leaky condition
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLvnEAp. Juno II. PN-wind ssE. strong.
PLYMOUTH June IL PM-wind W. fresh: cloudy; baron
ctcr, $3.50.
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WEST POINT.

ARRIVAL OF vIsIToRs-vINNIE REAM AND HER
MISUNDERSTANDING FOR THE PRESIDENT
AND GENERAL SHERMAN.
WEST PorHr, juno H. 1878.
The trains and boats have left numbers OF visitors at
West Point to-day. Relatives friends OF the first
class are many among them. for this rs proud time
for the graduates who arc soon exchange tho gray
Tor the blue.
We've not much longer to stay.
WEI II bid IL f, .esn f. i. swS cadet Gray"
And don the Army Blue"
il the song that is popular with the young fellows
Who are at the ond Of their four years. probation, to-
gssher with It's chorus:-
Wen don tho Army Blue.
we,ll md tareweI 10 Cadet Gray,o
And don the Army Blue
AT the Same time there arrive by every Northern
and Southern conveyance band Of fresh youngsters
whose song is
Iii well known that many class
Has s passed shs this 81 ps rs .S or aa%o
All othors that Gro came
Tho weather. which irownod dsmally this morning,
frightened this afternoon and It looks as though
there would be clear sky for tomorrow nights
ball ana the next days exercises.
The drill at half past hvc this evening was the goa
ooast battery drilla performance by tho cadets with
the ntleen-nch Columoiad and Its younger ten-incn
brother bulldogs the north shore. To SEQ the
boys their tight coats. white rowsers forage caps
and bucksKin gloves manipulating these heavy pieces
or ordnance is worth many days travel 1t takes
fourteen cadets 10 man The big Tnundercr. and more
would be required actual service. fifteen-inch
rapnon the to the largest in tho service Tho
practice charge OF powder Tor 1t is nifty pounds;
Inc service charge, 100 pounds. Tho shell
with which 1t is loaded Is hoisted to It's
and other appurtenances on colossal scale.
The cadets looked from the heights like little
children playing about Il, ana sverberations
of its discharges shook tho hills and the smoke Of
Them arose and shut she sky IT seemed terrible
pIaything indeed.
The target practice was uncommonly good tho tar
get being ripped shreds before the firing was half
over.
Among the arrivals st the Vest Point Hotel to-day
were Lieutenant and Mrs Hoxie (nee Miss Vinno
Ream), OF Washington
To-morrow the President, General Sherman, the
Secretary War and General sheridan expected,
together with o crowd OF other guests
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CLEARED.

steamer Nevada t3, Gsdd, Liverpool via Queenstown
williams & guiou. -
steamer wyanokc. Couch Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship TO-
Steamer Den whitney, n albeit, Boston-H Dimock.
Bark Admiral 1cgethon tGer. Rehr, Brcmen-Watjen.
Barr siulds (Sor,. Wishes, Hamburs--Benhsm a Boy
essen. -.
Bark Othere d5r), Bruce. Antwerp-J w Parker \ Go.
Rank NIctaux (Br). Masters. Amsterdnm-CW Bertaux
BARK HoiicnI-n tSor,. Evenscn. Bergen Nsrway) q
Ba,K Aurora tNor) Mss Amsterdam Punch Edge 4 Co
Bark Horace Beas. Wallace, Copenhagen john zittlc
for ordcvs--Benhsm A. Boyescn.
1 Bark Murray. Jr. Hartman. Hsvans-J = Ward Co
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CITY COLLEGES.

THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON oPENs-LIsT OF
THOSE TO GRADUATE AT RUTGERS FEMALE
COLLEGE, COOPER UNION AID OTHER INsTI-
TuTEs.
The season OF commencemcns at the colleges proper
begins to-day with the exhibition OF Columbia Col
lege, or rather OF the Academic Department and
School OF Mines tho Law ana Medical departments
havo had their commencemcnts In general the med
icai and scientific schools in she city hold their CON-
mcncemcnts at an earlier dato than tho purely
demic and classical institutions. Prominent among the
scientific Institutions Of learning are the schools con-
nected with the Cooper Union. Their commence
ments held the 3lst OF Nay. but tho
results OF tho years. tuition still remain IN
published. These Institutions arc OF three
kinds. Tho Free Night School Of Science and
Art is designed the education OF young in the
evenings who are otherwise employed in tho day.
The course is one of Ave years, and consequences,
but few OF those who enter able TO remain In the
Glasses until the close OF the course and thus tow grad
uate and receive the diploma and the Cooper medal.
over three thousand pupils have attended during the
year. tho average attendance being nearly two thou
sand. Certificates Of proficiency arc given 10 those
who have attended class and passed satisfactory
examination Tor tho year. Six hundred and twooFy-
three certificates were given tins year.
The School Of Art for Women has been crowded to
excess this year. greater number OF applications
having been received than ever before The number
admitted 345, more than six hundred applications
bcng postponed for want OF room The school is d.
vided into 1vc departments-irawIng, painting, pho
Biography, wood engraving and normal teaching. Tho
object such instruction is 10 put an independent
employment in tho hands Of every student. In many
Gases this is commenced when tho pupil Is
still under instruction. The amount earned
this year by pupils IN the woman's Art
School was $10,s02 co. There were sixteen
graduates in the Drawing Department, whose names
givcn below. Candidates for entrance into TINS,
as we'll as the ohcr schools OF the Cooper Union,
apply at all times, but their examination docs not
take place until tall The rooms OF the Engraving
Department open 10 tho students all summer.
Tho work thcy employed upon Is principally book
encravings mmercial plates for advertisements
In tho School OF TeleRraphy the course Is only six
months, during which time the students July master
the science.
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Brig Stella tNor. Johnepsen Dronsheim Norway, :
Brig Freidig (Sor). Berg Bordea ux-C Tobias 4 Co.
Brig Ransom fBrl, Lits"n Maraca ibo- Pension o.
AspinwalI. -
sehr Vim X Knishton Heseman. Demerara-Jsmes "
Elweii 4 Co.
Schr Annie d MERRITT lewis, Baraeoa-Issac Staples
schr Merwin. Pearce. Fernandina--James van
Brunt-
schr Daybreak. Naexay. 81 Lucia j 2 Ward Co.
schr Addie l. Perkins, Thompson. NewburJ port 70 l.
Hatch
schr Eliza Hart New Haven via Stamford Cartwright
4 DOYLE.
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TERRIBLE ACCUSATIONS.

George W. Lake was yesterday produced by Captain
Cafroy In the Tombs Police Court He was charged
with violating the sanitary code In not reporting the
birth OF a child, whose father he - supposed TO be.
He declined TO have medical attendance for Nettie
Lake. who regarded his wife. but who, there
Is strong reason to believe is mis- daughter. From
tho Investigations already made there grounds
Tor suspecting Lake Of malpractice ana incest He Is
locked up in the FIRST precinct station house.
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SAILED.

esmers Nevada tBr) for Liverpool :Rysnokc. Richmond.
~ ships Fawn Havre; Ivy San Frsncisco banks Louis
Ger, Bremen; Homborsund (Nor), Lubbock; Cednr Croft
(Br), Londsn; Carrie r Long. Carthas ena; Thomas
Brooks. s. J~go and Gunn...nmo; Au.ors kcr. Ham.
hrgs David Bugbee. Cadiz: Lophema (Br), Hampton
Roads, r ii Todd. Brunswick, Ga.
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THE YoNKERs MURDER.

Detective King romans reticent regarding tho pos
sibie CLOVIS heway have received In the case OF the
murdered burglar, George 3. Leslie. The following
general alarm was sent out ycsterday:-
Make inquiries Of all persons having furnished
apartments let for sole leather trunk marked
Z. L. H@ Philadephia- II found notify me ~ once.
G. W. WALLING, Superintendent.
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AMERICAN PORTS

ASTORIA. o, Juno 3-Arrivcd. bark Portland, Gage,
ALbxANfRtA. June 1o.Arriyed. steamer John Glib
liaowc James Jones' Norfolk land cleared for Nor.
wicht; Henry winship Boston; crsnmer, PhilatcL
pbfa. Pearl. Norfolk. 3d.
sailed --s,camcr x knight Nov York;.
Passed ,up~-Schrs Sarah Shubert. w Locke, Paul h
Thompson and D Hilton, fof 0scrgstown.
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e following is list OF the graduates in all tho de-

The following list OF the graduates in all the de-
partments:-
Free Night School U Science and Art.
Barisn, John smyth, James K
Ly ons, John. SieDert, Jacob
Scottrn, Samuel r. Tinsley, Waiter W.
School Of Art for Women.
Bloodgood, Marion Y. Martinache, Sylvia
Cook, Caroline. O'Connor, Mary A.
Heiser, Rosalic. Pressler, Fannie L.
Hail, Josephine b. Palmi6, Rosalie
Huntington, Anna. Plat, Nary Bell.
Hay,Iand, Emma. Sanborn, MIRA G. Wis
klbbe, Josephine b Smith, Leila ~
Martin, Ella Savage, jessie.
School or Teiegrdphy.
BarwicK. Matte. Kane, Maggie A.
Coon, Lizzie NJ. Moore, Retta Il.
Fuller, Anne $. Rein, Ciarisse.
HaIscy, Lizzic q. schraidt, Louise L.
Houge, Jennie Stuuley, Cara.
Hynes, Nellie. Taylor, Ida NJ
JOHNSON, EfaeD
RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.
Are y9u.x ladies' ~ 'Ss
commencement next week. This ID rather small
number for this institutions the number OF graduates
last ycar having been larger by several members,
while that Tor the year 10 como vii be nearly double
All tho graduates receive the usual honors and the
grco Of A. B. Tho baccsaureate sermon to the grad
Will DO prcacned by Dr. Anderson, president OF
institution next sunday afternoon at lour O'Clock,
psos ss asS Tuesday
Mt hali-past Two Tho commencement exercises will
take place at eight o'clock on Thursday evening,
June 90 In the Church Of the Disciples, Forty filth
street and Madison avenue. The examinations, which
have been gong Tor the past week, will close
next Friuay. AppncAtlons LOT entrauce are re-
ceived at any time, but tho candidates Tor
admission arc not examined until about
dnys before the opening Of tho school next sep
TENDER Al the commencement Miss Lizzie b. Dem
nett will deliver tho valcdictory Misc Sessions and
Miss Cannon, who have each attained the Same de-
gree merit have selected TO deliver tho sauta-
Tory addresses; that OF Miss Cannon Will be IN Latin
that OF MISS Sessions In French. All tho other
members OF the graduating class will read essays Or.
Anderson Will preside Tho exercises will bo Inter.
spersed with music, IN which tho pupils viii take
part.
GRADUATES.
Cannon, Ada @. Eadiord, Emma.
Crouey, Annie. Sessions, Ada.
bennett, Lizzie b. Totten, Clara.
Gilbert, Anne.
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SHIPPING NEWS
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TEE MONTHS
JULY.
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juno IL.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Juno ll-Nocn.
Tho Western Union time ball to-day dropped cor.
recIy.
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THE sEio,r EXTENSION.
Sioux City Journal.

The contractors along the line Of the
Sioux City and Pembina railroad are i'm.
proving the pleasant weather BY throwing
DIRT At lively rate. A trip along the line
the. othsr, day revealed the fact that the
grading is completed to the Sioux river
above Eden excepting only one.fourth Of /,
mile at the crossing, which Pat Carey has
contracted to complete in ten days. From
This point the grade is finished to Fair,iev
With enly about two miles Of 6nishing which
will also be out Of the way n.ids Of ten days
From Fsirview 70 Beloit dirt l. flying near.
ly all along the line aud everything but one
heavy Oil will bc finished il Two veeks
Sufficient lie seems 10 have-at this late
day eysn-becn infused into the project, 70
warrant the conclusion that the grading will
all be finished.
The bridge buildsss have bridges csm-
pleted to Eleo. aud srs nov preparing Y
erect The bridge acrua the SieaI II Sharne,
mill. The great difficulty in their vsy !,
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PERSONAL. POPULARITY a Hvnsva.

Bon .Homme Citizen, Tripp paper.
We were present 10 hear the speech ol
Tripp, made ut Springfield the weak sefors
election. We hsd heard the gentleman
before. and had been f,vorsbly Impressed
BY bis bearing and address. Tripp is Z
graceful and sometimes eloquent speaker
yet ss a'stumper, be falls short Of his efforts
in courts of law. Now that the election ID
over and TrIpp is defeated. We have No
essential difficulty in estimating the strength
of that personal popularity which the Her
aid claimed for Its champion. This thing
called personal popularity d great hum
bog greater than any othsr humbug except
the man who is personally popular. Per
sonal popularity 10 Dakota 10 based upon
the luuhsr Of Gailoss Of whiskey It II
worth.
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the NEWS.
Over Nine Hundred Indictments
Found by a West Virginia
Grand Jury.
The Government SIN Pursuing the
Sugar Adulterers Of New York.
CRIME.
POISONOUS ADu1TuAT1oN.

POISONOUS ADULTUATI0N.
New York, Nov. 1e.-The government
officers are continuipg the Investigations
into adultuations Of refined sugars. They
decline to make knswn the result of their
analysis at present, preferrlng not to men.
tlon the names Of suspected refuers until
proofs df fraud are firmly established.
Collector Merritt thinks II the duty Of the
board Of health to protect consumers Of
sugar from the evil effects of poisonous
adulterations.
INDICTED BANK OFFICIALS.
Cincinnati, Nov. l6.-The grand jury Of
Xenia have indicted II. H. Bauhlman, Fred
Trader, Samuel 'Puterbaugh, John stesle,
John D. Allen, cashier and directors Of the
First national bank Of Xenia, for embezzlinx
and converting to their own use money and
bonds to the amount Of $65. 900, belonging
to dspositors, without the consent Of the
banking company or owners Of said prop
srty. All parties have been considered Of
the highest repectability. All Of the &C.
cused entered into personal recognizancs
in the sum Of $4,000 to appear for trial next
week.
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ON DAKOTA NOVEMBER IT, 1878

the delay in getting materials forward on
account Of the slow work Of the track layer;
and right here We wnuld say that at their
usual rats Of track laying il will take The
greater part OF the winter to even get a
Eden. i is, however, expected that ths
force will be enlarged soon and little mere
life infused into this part Of the work, which
20 far, to say the ledst, has Jagged very,
much, indeed.
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1ELEcRApHlc eREvlT,Es.
cAupANA's WALK.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, Nov. 16.-At 1890
o'clock to-day. Campans's score was 529
miles. but the track being short, 572 feet in
mile, the pedestrian had still IS miles and
thirteen hours in which to make the record,
for O'Leary 10 beat 521 miles.
PASSENGER TARIFF.
Cincinnati, Nov. 16.-The rate to New
York this morning ever the Atlantic a
Great Western railroad, is four dollars, and
over the Panhandle, Eve dollars. There
are Indications that there will be confer
ence among ..he managers to-day, and rates
will probably be raised next week.
GRAND JURY WORK.
The United States grand jury Of Charles
ton, West Virginia, have found nine hun
dred and twen,y-eight indictments against
violsiors of the revenue Law and strikers on
the kanawaha river government works.
The jury adjourned last night.
zANEsv1LLE GRAVE ROBBERS.
The excitement At Zanesville, Ohio. over
the recent grave robberies, is still very great.
G. A. Hilliard denies all completely in the
affair. DR.. Heyl was placed in the Zanes.
vile last evening.
BOND REpENPrIoN
Washington, Nov. 16-Another call will
be issued this afternoon for the redemption
Of Eve million dollars Of 500 bonds.
BANK STATEMENT.
New York, Nov. 16.-Bank statement re-
serve increase, $61 1875.
THE COAL BOARD.
Phila., Pa, Nov. 16.-Ths board Of con-
troll of coal companies, Ill the interests being
represented, unanimously agreed to make
the entire quota for the year seventeen mil
lion tons allowing several interests 70 ship
their quota in such times Of November and
December as may best suit their. particular
requirements.
M1sPLAcED CONFIDENCE.
Bridgeport, Conn, Nov. l5.-Campana
abandoned his walk At 1880, having com.
pletsd 54s Of his track miles or zS4 miles
and 1,o32 feet. actual distance. Campana
wss not made aware that the track was short
till 10 late for him to equal OLsary's score
FOREIGN.
LORD RECTOR.
London, Nov: l8.-Lord Rosebery has
bssn elected lord rector ofAberdeen univer.
sity BY majority Of four over Gross, home
secretary.
UNF0UNDED REPORT.
The report Of the Gre on the steam hip
Wyoming was unfounded.
WET SPELL.
Rome Nov. 16.-Rains continue and
many shops are closed because Of the 10.
unda,ion.
CHOOSING An ARCMRIsHOP.
Dublin, Nov. l6.-The cathedral chapter
and pasiih priests Of the diocese NEE. on the
2Sth isst. TO select three naacs from which
the pope may choose successor 10 Arch.
bishop Caller.
LITTLE MORE rLuHKYIsk.
Neville, Nov. l6.-The Marquis Of Lors.
aud Psiaess Lorns received an addrsas frou,
the corporation ofI>oodosderry on board ,hs
sunsslisn. Lord Lorns replying, sck.
novledged the value Of ItisA immigration
10 Cssada.
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BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
WALL. srRBsr.
New York, Nov. 16.
Aoney-4c.
Gold--$l .0Otc.
Stocks-Generslly strong.
Goverments-Firn.1
NEW YORK NA1KET.
/. .. New York, New. l6.
Z WMEAr-Spring dull, buyers favor; win
ter 3@1c lower; No. : red, $l.o6}c for
cash.
RYE-Dull.
CoRx-Without important change; west
ern mixed 44@4eic.
BARLEY-Dull.
OArs-Steady; western. mixed, 3o3@
PoRK-steady'; $3.50.
LARD-About steady; $o.274c.
WH1skY-$l .0s@l.09c.
cHIcAso.
Chicago, Nsv. l6.
WHaAr-Slow, weaker; Ne. 2 red, See
spring, sole for cash; 80 for cash slc bid
for December; Size bid for January.
CoRx-steady; s2sc for cash; sl4c for
for December or January.
0Ars-ssrsneer4 2oc for cash /; 2oc for
December.
RYE-44}c.
BARLEY--Higher; BIC bid for Deenber.
PeRK-Funer; 1856 for cash, Decem-
her s.l5c bid for January.
LARD-Firm and unchanged; S5.s5 for
cash.
WHIsKY-$l.06.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Nov. l6.
WHEAr-s@2c lower; hard, 99c; No.
l, Soc; No. 2, s0sc for cash Size for
December, s2sc for January; No. 3, 60c /;
No. 4, 623c.
CoRx-323c
OATs-19c.
RYE-44c.
BARLEY-S2c.