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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19
Annual Report OF Directors OF the II. d
o. n. R.-OId Board Unanimously Re.


BALTIMORE, November 1S.-The annual
report OF the Directors OF the baltimore &
Ohio Railroad was made public to-day.
Total revenues OF the main stem and all
the branches are shown to have been
$l3, ,7O5, go, an increase compared with
1877 OF S558,4l0. The aggregate working
expenses OF the main stem with all the
branches were A per cent Of hewholc
gross revenues, being 5.S3 per cent less
than the preceding year. Payments to the
several sinking funds and account of prin-
cipal and reduction Of indebtedness arc
stated to have been 81 ,544, ,00G, which, with
tho cash dividend OF November IL, 1877,
of S304, ,S2G, shows payments and invest
mcnts for the objects stated during the
year from the net earnings Of the company
OF 81, ,9:iS, ,$3?.
fthe operations OF the Chicago Diyis-
ion the report says: The earnings Of the
companies known as the Chicago Division
OF the company, for the fiscal year were
Sl0,j775,57, and working expenses for the
same period $69s,0l0. The surplus credit
cd to the account OF this division Is S420,-
647, working expenses being 5O..S per
cent. The earnings were $9aS,GJ more
than the previous year, while the eSpen'
scs decreased S20t, t,40i, showing a net in.
crease compared with the previous year oI
$S0B,26 The old directors were unani'
mously reelected. Tile floating debt has
been reduced moro than million dollar
since the 30th OF September last.
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A Nan Hurled In Mud Nineteen Hours,
and Reseued Alive.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November lion
Wednesday last Mrs. Martha Gilbert,
whose husband has small farm in the
swamp near Camden, n. j., was attracted
by the continued barking OF a strange dog.
Upon the approach of Mrs. Gilbert it
crouclled ut her feet as though it had
something to communicate. Mrs Gilbert
tried TO take the dog TO the house, but it
refused to stir in any path except mar
row, muddy one that led directly into tho
swamps. Mrs. Gilbert got her husbands
boots and struckout OH the little dog,strail.
After going about aquarter Of u mile, she
was brought to a sudden Init by the sight
OF a mans head and shoulders protruding
from the black mud, few feet from the
edge OF the path. The mans head was
bent forward, the eyes closed, and the face
black. Ills arms were extended, one grasp
ing a low tussock, and the other resting n
few inches in tho mud, stretched straight
out. Mrs. Gilbert tloundered into the mud
to ascertain whether or not tho man was
living. She herself began TO sink, and
was only able by the exercise OF her whole
strength TO get back on the path. When
she did get back she summoned her hus-
band. Mr.. Gilbert, with two men, hurried
to tho rescue. The man was in the
same position, still unconscious. Mrs
Gilbert said the left arm was buried n lit
lie deeper, and that the whole body had
sunk pcrceptibly during the time ot her
absence.
After an hours careful work the body
was hauled out into the path. 1t was stiR
warm, and the heart was beating family.
1t was taken to the house and rubbed with
flannel. Consciousness was fully restored
after while, aud the stranger told that
his namc was Charles Goppo, cigar
maker OF Trenton, and that he had been
hunting for water crosses in the swamp.
In attempting to push himself from a tus-
sock to reach particularly tino water
cress he dropped his basket In the mud,
and without q thought of sinking deeper
than the tops OF his shoes, he had
jumped off into the mud, but his legs went
down into the black deposit as though 1t
were water. He caught at the tussock and
was about to gain firm hold, when he sank
deeper and deeper. There seemed to be
something below pulling him down. With
the darkness his strength returned, but MS
Il seemed TO him that the tussock had mov-
ed two or three inches from his hand, he
exhausted himself with outcries, that were
only answered by the whine OF his little
dog in the path. It was calculated by him
in his frenzy that he was sinking at the
rate OF one inch every hour. Stupor fell
upon him along toward the middle OF the
night. He was buried nineteen hours
On Thursday Gilbert took the old man
home. For a while II was thought his
body would get its strength and vigor
back, but on Friday he grew weaker, and
on Saturday morning Coroner Murray was
notified OF his death.
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Cineinnnu.

CIxctvvArf, November lS.-Cotton-slen
dy at &C.. Flour-Dull and dropping; family
81 O0a5 25. wheat-Dull; red and white Ssa
inand at 22a25c. Rye-Dull at Isa50c. Bar
ley-steady and unchanged; No. fall 81 on.
Pork-Steady and In fair demand at $s %
cash; IS 90 bid; IS Is asked seller January.
Lard-EaSier; steam s. IS; kettle nominal.
Bulk Meats-Quict; partly cured shoulders
s. 90; short rib$+ 90; all loose. Boxed Meats
Fair demand; sales shoulders $3'10H spot;
short rib 81 221Sa4 % seller November; Tong
and short clear Il % SPOT. Bacon-Quiet
and steady ut s3 25a4 35a475. Butter-Dullant
Dropping. Linseeh Firm at 6sa69,.
Whisky-Dull at 81 OF asth..3g
HOGs-Quiet; common $2 35a9 20; light
g 75a2 90; packing s2 S5as o.; butchers 81 80
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BALrMoRE, November ls.-Flpur-Du and
easier; western superiine at 81 16a3 so; extra
at s. 75a4 25; Minnesota family 81 50a5 %,
Wheat-Western dull and irregular, closing
firm; No. Pennsylvania red 81 05A bid; No,
9 western winter red spot 81 03IG; November
81 03I4al 039s; December 81 03JSal OF; january
81 05al 056. Corn-Westernt firm and higher,
butquiet; western mixed spot 4sc;. November
47s&a4Sc; December I5ssai5tSc; January 4Ga
4GKc; steamer l6Hallc. OatS-Morc active
lower; Pennsylvania 2Ga2sc; western white
27a2Sc; do mixed 25a2Gc. Ieyc-Quiet and
nominal. Hay-Dull and heavy Pennsylya-
MIA 1lai2c. Pmvisions-Quie and nominally
steady, jobbing trade only; Mess Pork--$s2 e.
Bulk Mcats-Loose shoulders SIC; clear. rib
sides 4 JIal34c; packed at at4Iia5lic Bacon
Shoulders at 4 iiic; clear rib sides SIZE Hams
-l0Hc. Iard-lsefned In tiUrccs 70. butter
Dull choice stock firm; western roll aud
packed at 16alSc Petrnlcum-Q Quiet and
ilrm: crude at Ike tc;ssrefined at 9c. Coffee
iirIncr; Rio cargoes nj laHal0c.
and heavy at 81 Goal 0eH.
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ALL AROUND THE woRLp.
&c. yllaln. pelgian Statesman, is dea

G. G. Villain, Belgian Statesman, is dead
At Eairview, \. J., masked burglar
were to-day sentenced 10 ten years impris
onment. f- ..,,t 10. s-,tE.
The Directors OF the Chicago and North
western r. 4. Co., meet in New iorl
early in December, 10 consider the matte
OF dividend. NOD s lan ma
III the French Chamber of Deputies to
day the election OF ex-Minister Fourton
after an animated debate and vigorou:
defence, was declared to be invalid. 2.
In the debate on the Press Bill in the
Spanish Congress, all amendment, pro
posed by the Constitutionalists, that tile
press otienses be made triable by jury
and under the common law, was rejected
Thirteen 6fthe Oldest and most intluen,
tai citizens Of Leinberg, were mortally
WOUNDED during yesterdays disturbance,
caused By o collision between tho police
and procession in honor OF deputy
Hausnaur, which had been prohibited by
the authorities. H. r
At meeting OF the old moderate party
at Madrid 1t was agreed to accept the prin-
ciple OF religious toleration. A resolution
also passed approving the convention be-
tween the Captain General and the insnr.
gent leaders IN the island OF Cuba for the
conclusion OF peace. ..at, ,.-..a'..-
a convention has been called in the city
Of st. Paul on December Sth, to consider
the improvement OF lake navigation with
references to1the water route east from
Duluth. Invitations have been sent to
trade organizations and individuals in the
city who are likely to be present.
Several letters from members OF the In
tcrnational Society have been found at
Passannantes' abode in Naples, and more
Internationalists have consequently been
arrested. The King had, previous TO the
attempt on his life, received two letters
intimating that it would bemade. NJ,
The Gd:tite contradicts the report which
appeared in the Paris Estg6d.e last week,
that tile German Government had decided
to occupy the whole OF Samoa. The Ga
:etle declares that Germany does not con-
template acquiring or founding colonies
beyond the Atlantic. The dispute in re-
gard to the Samoan Islands will naturally
be settled by tho treaty, which will secure
to Germany and other States interested,
the privileges granted to thcmost favored
nation.
Norwich, England, is inundated by a
freshet In the river Winsum, the conse.
quence OF q fortnights rain. Two OF the
most densely populated districtsare several
feet ander water. The Easements OF all
factories, warehouses, granaries and dwell
ings along the river are flooded. One or
two dcathsby drowningare reported. Four
or five miles OF streets are submerged, and
from 3,O00to 1900 dwellings made unin-
habitable. The authorities are maintain.
ing thc.homeless poor.
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F, SAN FRAScIsco, November l7.-6ould &
Curry lCvics an assessment Of 81 20. The
break in tho stock market to-day Is attrib.
utable to tho inanipulations of insiders.
News from the Sierra Nevada gives no
adequate reason for such a drop In the
market. Alladvices concur In saying that
Saturday IN tile cross cut, on ., 200 level,
struck rich ore, which has since proved TO
be q streak in Cap Rock. Yesterday this
streak was passed through and the drift
again struck into Cap Rock, but last night
reached the true ore bed with rich assays,
At present the ore only covers the lower
portion Of the cross cut, lying fiat. This
evening, after tho regular board, 4 still
further break occurred, Sierra Nevada
closing at 0s. Union at 81, 'ophir At +?ee,
Mexican at II, &c,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, November Flour -FirmCr but
not quotably higher. Wheat-Aciive, firm
and higher; No. g red winter at s0ISc cash
and December; No. 9 Chicago spring at slISc
cash; s29sasSs!e January; sales at 81 haS2Jse
rejected 50Jlc Con-Active, firm and higher
at S2Itc cash; 81 7fc December and January;
rejected 29siaJOc. 0ats-Fairly active and u
shade higher ut 203sc cash 20c bid, December;
2OIIsa20h e January; rejected 17c. Ryc--Qliet
and unchanged. Barley-EXcitcd and higher
ut 0iaGi5c cash; Ole December; extra No. 5 AT
4SIsa5lc. Pork-Steady, fair demand aud
easier; 50 so cash and December; S 10 jan
uary. Iarl-stcady and in fair demand at
IS SO Gus IS cash IS S5a5 81 u December; S. %
a5 OK January. Bulk Mcats-Quiet and
weak at 81 19lza4 lOai 80. Whisky-Fair de-
mand at 81 O6.
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ISptANrAol,s, GHD., November lL-Fef
some tiMu there has been growing cool
ness betwccn the white and colored bar
hss | over the Sunday Law. Quite recently
the @ ,larky shavors held u nieeting aud 70
solved to shut up shop on Sunuay, anu
having passed them, they Attempted 70 60
crce their white rivals into q similar sentl
mcnt The whites refused, wherenpol
Yesterday tho blacks caused thirty or mort
Warrants to bc issued, and there were
number OF arrests. The whites nov
threaten to retaliate by closing mp every
| line oi business usually holding open OF
the lords day.
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PmLApxLPHIA. November s.-Flour-Dull;
sofa family 81 25ai 75; high grades 80 50a7 SO.
Wheat-Dull and tending downward; No.
red at 81 0S7%; amber 81 DIAL 90; white 81 OF
al o.: No. Chicago 03c. Corn-Irrcgular
yellow 40aIsc; mixed 44kC. oats-In buy.
crs' favor; white western 2Sa30o; mixed west.
ern 2Ga2sc Rye EaSIer; western at 5ia56c.
ProvisionS-Steady. Mess Pork-SS 25a9 o.
Doef-India mess $40 0O; hams, smoked s1Su
9hG; picked G3la1 Nc; green DC. Lard-Dulli
prime steam at GHc. Butter-Quiet; New
York State and Bradford county, pa., extra q
a2Sc; Western Reserve 90a9aC. Eggs-Quiet;
western at 2ia95c, Cllccse-Dull; western al
7a09Ic. retroleum-licavy; refined &c crude
at TAc. Whisky-EaSy; western 81 10.
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CHICAGO, November ls.-rhe Droyers' 10,

CHICAGO, November ls.-The Drovers Jour
nal reports
IIoes-Rcceipts $4,000 head; shipments
$500 head. Market strong; choice heavy
s. 0Oa3 Is; light s. 00a2 IS; mixed packing
- G0a2 IS. .H
CATTLE Receipts 1000 head; shipments
$40 head Market steady; choice natives = 20
al 10; stockerS and fcedeP s. 40a3 10; butch.
eH firm; COWS 50 00a3 co.; hulls 81 00a2 so
steers $2 Saa3 30; Colorados IS 95; Texans
$2 OOa2 TO-
sHEEP-Receipts none; shipments 100 head
Market unchanged and nominal
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RAILROAD BoSps-Buoyan;.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.

srocKs-The market was active and buoy
ant to-day for Granger shares and Lake Shore,
which advanced ilaih per cent, with final
sales at about thu best figures uf the day.
Coal stocks were quiet on slight fluctuations
Western Union fell off about per cent IN the
carly dealings, hut subsequently, recovered.
Hannibal d St. Joe preferred broke from SoS
to 375I. and closed ut a recovery Of 4 per
cent This was caused By thecirculation OF o
report that the forthcoming statement OF the
Company would be less favorable than was
expected In the general list the changes
were slight, excepting Uuited States and St.
Louis, Kanses and Northwestern preferred,
which advanced about per cent. Market
closed strong. -..ja.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares Of
which @, 900 were Lake Shore, 5000 Wabash,
$4,000 Northwestern common, $4,000 prefer.
red, G,OOOS st, Paul common, II, 900 preferred,
5000 I.ackawanna, 1900 Illinois Central, 2,GO0
Union Pacific, 6,00O st, Joe preferred, a.
600 Western Union, 1000 st. Louis, Kansas
Tttt,, 6 Nnt.tIhrn
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wAsuISGroS, November 10. ] 4. NJ
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, clear
or partly cloudy weather, warm south
west vccring 10 colder northwest winds,
and falling generally followed by rising
barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather with rain areas, warm southwest
yecring to colder northwest winds, and
falling followed by rising barometer.
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4 rAyDonAs Dox OF COOLIES wREcEED.


HAERIsnuRG, November. lI.-ln accord
ancc with the opinion OF the Attorney
General. Governor IIartranft has decided
to issue tho warrant iof,the execution on
the 18th OF December next, OF the notorl'
ous Niollic Maguire John keh9e, who was
convicted Of the murder OF I. L. W. Long
don, in Sclluylkill county, in lS2, War
rants were also issued for the execution on
Saturday, of Martin Berger, Sehuylkill
county; CarlesSharpe and james 10, Don
nell, Carlton county, and Alexandersayrc,
Philadelphia, iilaiY
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n,It,nore L,ye s,ock 1arI.e,.

BALTIMORE, Novcmberls.- -CATTLE-Afarke
dull and prices Isc lower; very best 4 43sa4ac:
first quality SsEa4Mc; medium 3a3lic; ordi-
nary 3a27sc most OF tho sales were at 2Sa
SsGc. Receipts I, 1888; sales 2,1h0.
Hods-Market over supplied and dull;
prices nc lower Quotations Ss4aiI.c. Re.
ceiptS l0,lID. 5t,l 5lis-
suErrI Market very dull, Quotations ut il
iHc. Receipts 3,0i6.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

POPULAR iSDIoSArloS IN ITALY ovER THE
s ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
LONDON, November ls.-Popular indig.
nation and excitement throughout Italy,
over ihc attempt to assassinate the King,
Is very great. The assassin Is member
OF the International Society. He denies
having any accomplices or instigators
I w" IRoS MINES CLOSING WORK.
The Furness Iron and Steel Company, at
Barron, in Furness, have determined to
close their iron mines at Grcenside, in
consequence Of the depression Of the iron
trade. Two thousand men will thus be
thrown out OF employment. Several other
pits are likely to close. t..
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TnE Baltimore & Ohio road makes a good
report OF its business for the past year in
this mornings dispatches. 1t shows half
million dollars OF increased earnings and
handsome decrease in expenses, The
stock of the road, which is now selling at
81, will most likely gradually advance to
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By last nights late train We have ad.
vices that the store room of AIRS. NJ. Hos
tetter on Church's Fork, one and q hall
miles west OF Burton, was broken into and
robbed OF ofaquantity Of goods. The robbery
took place between one and three o'clock
yesterday morning.
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NEw ORLEANS, November 1s.-C Coffee
Steady and in fair demand Rio cargoes ordi-
nary 10 prime l2Slal8Ac gold. sugnr-De-
mand fair and market ilrnl; inferior to good
common y Ila5c; common to good common
5I.a5X; yellow clarified G3la79sc. Molasscs
Dull ;common lsa20c; fair 25a97c. Rice
Dull; Louisiana ordinary 10 choice Sa0lsc.
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ter in San Francisco, the home o.
twelve Cinnamon. In that space they
actually lived yes, actually lived most Of
theirtime.T .Therethey cfouchcd( all doubled
up aud there they cooked, ate, slept, and,
in word, lived They cooked with q
little lamp mess Of stutifthat they import
from China, which, like their rice food, Is
very cheap, and a mere pittance in the
way, OF earnings on the streets
will supply them food and clothes
for an indefinite time. A few cents per
day is more to them than dollar to the
conmonest American laborer. Hence the
lowest grades Of poor paid labor retires
before them as it would before. n pesti-
lencc.' 80
"This is not oil. They have no aSsilni.
lation whatever to Caucasian civilization.
The negro assinilates with the Caucasian.
He wants all that we want. He adopts
our ciyilization-professes our religion
works forour wages, and Is customer for
everything that civilization produces.
Hence lusing figure Of physiology VIC
can take him up in the circulation OF the
body polite and assimiIate him-lnake
man and brother of him, as the phrase
goes; but not SO in the least degree witt,
the Chinaman.r
"And this brings me to say" said Gen.
Garfield before leaving the cars, "that one
OF the great questions that now press
upon Congress and the country for imme-
diate attention and solution is what shall
We do with reference to Chinese immigra-
ton? We have always refused to citizenizc
them; shall we continue the treaty under
which they arc immigrating to our shores"
But ofthis VIC will talk further when you
come down to Washington"
Saying which tho General changed cars
at Shelby Junction for Cleveland, and we,
continued on our way to Chicago, deter
mined to make some note OF the converse
ton OH our return home. .5.7.
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FIRE nECORD.

,ToLEpo, o., November ls.-A fro at
Fayettc, Ohio, yesterday, caused by an
explosion in tho drug store OF Umsten-
.hauer & Snow, destroyed that and six
other stores. Loss $4,000; partially In
snred.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRx, November s.-MoSEY-Market
Easy at 3a3yE per cent Prime mercantile
paper 4 l6a51G per cent. The Assistant Trcasu-
rcr diSbursed $4,000. Customs receipts
$4,000. Clearings sG,OO000o Sterling OK.
change, bankers bills quiet at i,s1k; sight
exchange on New York 4.sG.
GoLp-Stcady at 1907. Carrying rates ia3
,Dn.
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sufr.red Prom ara..,,opper..

PANAMA, November 1.-THE Valley oi
Cancahs suffered fearfully from the grass
hoppers. All the growing crops have been
completely ruined. Tho cattle only sub.
sist In half starved condition. proviS-
ionsof all classes are selling at very high
lIriccs.
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NRw YoRk, November 1s.-Duincss still
quiet with commission houses and the Job
hing trade Is inactive. Cotton goods gener.
ally unchanged. Cotton fannCls In steady
request and low grades well sold up, Prints
in irregular demand. Spring woOlcns doing
fairly and fannels In steady request, The
Bulletin says that aOO0 pieces Of sik will he
sold at auction on Friday next.
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PANAMA, November ia severe earth
quake was felt in Markzales, on October
18th, twelve houses being destroyed and
many others injured. A number Of lives
were lost, The damage done will exceed
SlO0.0O0. = ~ tEr
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In the long pending controversy con
corning the large body OF land claimed by
both tic ccntral branch Of the Union Pa
ciic Railroad Company and the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, which arc situated oppo.
site the first one hundred miles OF con
structed road west OF the Missouri river,
within and overlapping the twenty-mile
limits Of the two land grants, the Secreta-
ry Of the Interior decides that the lands
situated within and overlapping the
land grant limits should be held to inure
Jointly 10 both companies. III view, how.
ever, OF questions arising under the third
section OF the net Of July !, 1852, which
werediscussed in his decision Of the Dndg'
met case, Secretary Schurz directs that the
subject Of transferring government title to
these lands be reserved for further consid.
Grafton. In the course OF his decision Sec.
rctary SchnrZ rules that the patent execu.
ted March 20, 1876, in favor OF the Central
Branch for $4,000 acres OF disputed land,
was rightly cancelled by his predecessor,
because it lacked one requisite OF transfer
OF title viz: acceptance by grantee.
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MARINE DISASTER.
SCHOONER tosr wiTn ALL or BOARD sAy'

SCHOONER t.osr wirlI ALL ox BOARD sAyE
PANAMA, November 7.-While tie
schooner Little Minnie was on her way
from Gohea to Colon, with crew and pas;
sengers, seven persons, she capsized. All
ON board wercdrownel except Onecoiored
man, who clungto u clothes chest and was
picked up by the steamer Warrior ti'ree Nc
days afterwards, 20 miles from where the
ship upset. y y = y
A rANDoRA's Box OF COOLIES WRECKED.
Tho Captain of the Warrior reports
willie passing through Berea Hulyes, near
Trinidad, hs saw tue sllip fandofS Si
two hundred and forty coolies, the remain
der had been landed previously. The
Pandora was on her way from Trinidad to
Calcutta, loaded with coolies whose term
Of service had expired.
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TnlAhn

ToLEpo, November ls.-wheat-Pirni am.
her Michigan spot Ole; November aJc5G; De.
cember GStc; No, 2 red winter spot 05kc;
December al9ic; western amber O4c9.. Corn
STEADY high mixed $3.50; new 3is.c; No. Q
30!4ci new oS<c, oat-Dull; No. 9, 22J,c
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HALrPAY, November 17.-Arrlved: Her
steamship, Black Prince, Duke
Of Edinburgh in command.
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PetroIcam Marke,.

PiTIsEuRoH, November 1S.-PrfRoLEuM -
Quiet; crude at 81 Odk at Parkers, for I'm.
mediate shipment; refined Dc Philadelphia
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The Secretary of State declines Us yet to
make public the contents OF the dispatch
mailed by him to MinistsrWelch OH receipt
OF Lord Salisbury's letter Of the 7th inst,
but there is no reasonto doubt that it con.
tained assurances that the $500, ,00l
awarded by the Fishery Commission will
be paid before the 2%l inst, the treaty
limit of the time for its payment.