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NISsISsIPPI JETTiES.
Preparing tO Make IL Warm Tor
Captain Eads.

Special tn the Register.
WAsHISGroN, November l3.
One of the measures that will he
battered about the capital ut the coming
session will be the Mississippi jettics
scheme. The fight will he urged main
" ON Captain Ead's financial manage
ment of the concern which advanced
him the money to prosecute the work
with. The Stockholders are already
out in phamphlet which they
will follow up I" show tha'
Captain Eais has not done
the fair thing. To make the matter
worse, Captain Cowdon will urge ms
scheme by which he proposes, ior zen
million dollars, to accomplish VIVA,
Eads' estimates will cost one hundred
millions. The Improvement of the Mis-
sissippi may lead to discussion that
will develop some facts which viii m
struct il they do not startlc the people
ot this country.
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INTERN NATIONAL HUMANE
SOCIETY.
In session at Baltimore.

. BALTIMORE, November l3.-The In
ternational Humane Society met in an
nual session here to-day. Edward Lee
Brown, Of Chicago, the President, re-
spoRded to the address OF welcome.
The matter OF providing for the better
protection Of animals in transit by rail
road and water, was referred to a spc-
cial committee.
On motion, Mr.. Peck, OF Chicago, was
appointed to apply to Congress
for charter, that the organiLa-
ton may have a legal ex.
istence, and it Was also agreed
to drop the lnternational designation.
Henry Bcrgh. npon invitation, gave q
concise history OF his experience i'll the
last thirteen years. Within that time
thirty-thrcc States have adopted laws
for the protection ol the lower animals.
lie favored the slaughter of all cattle
before shippingi.t" foreign markets, AS
no had been advised that the cattle
reached the ports oi destination. with
lie, hu, oi their sutirrings none can tell.
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RAILROAD BoypS buoyant. Toledo
and Wabash consois convertible ruse 2
per cent.
STATE BoSDs quiet hut steady,
STOCKS. The market was buoyant
again to-day, and the upward movement
In prices continued. There was an ad-
vance of l 10 per cent. in the early
dealings, which Was followed by rac-
ton. During the afternoon the mar ket
became strong again, and under free
purchases both speculative and invest
ment shares recorded an advance
of 10 . per cent, ~
compared with yesterdays closing
prices. The adyuncc was led by {. {.
{. Il l., which sold up ~ 32, but the
principal activity was in Northwestern,
st. Paul, Lake Shore and Western I'm
ion. Among the Investments Rock Is
land and Fort Wayne were most prom
inent. The entire market closed buoy
ant. The transactions aggregated l3l,-
900 shares, oi which $500 were Erie,
1000 Lake Shore, 800 Wabash, 81 900
Northwestern common aud II 600 pre-
ierred, 1000 Rock Island, $500 ~. Paul,
II 900 Delaware, Larkawanna and west
ern, $500 Hannibal and St.Joe, l8,W0
Western Union, and 5000 ~. Louis,
Kansas city and Northern
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Grand Lodge In session at Graf
ton,

sr,'sl dispatch ,o the Register.
GR,rroS, W. Va, Nov. l3.
The Grand Lodge h. OF L., met ut
l,raIton. November 18th, at ten o'clock
Vi, eighteen lodges being represented.
The Friendship Lodge, M. s, enter
tanned the Irand Lodge by supper
and ball last night at Brinkman's hall.
1t MAS probably one Of the finest and
most enjoyable affair of the kind ever
held in tl.r town of Grafton. At this
murning = session of the Grand Lodge,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Grand Chancellor, J. W. Schultz,
Wheeling
Grand Vice Chancellor, u. Stanley,
Elm Grove.
Grand VI. ni H.. J. I. Smith, Middle
way.
Graud X. ri Il. and :, J. Rufus Smith,
Berkeley Springs.
Supreme Representative, John +.
Smith.
Uraud rrclalr. ". III. lirantcur, Mar
iinshurg
Urand W. at A.. J. H. Bird, Parkcrs-
bury
hrand | G, l.. r. llirst, Grafton.
t,rand O. O., !. J. Hunter, Ncwhurg.
The Grand Lodge will probably close
lis lahnrs this evening. II.
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FREEDMEN's BUREAU.
Fraudsin the Payment of Claims

W ,sn,Nsny. November l3.-Second
Auditor of the Treasury feench, in his
annual report, quotes from his late re,
morris In regard 10 the frauds discovered
by the War Departmental in the payment
of the clsims by the sub-agents oi the
Free,imen's Bureau prior to the transfer
of that Bureau to the Department, and
the civil liability Of the bonded agents
Of the Bureau. Suits were brought
AGAINST the late Commissioner Q,
that Burean, but the accounting
officers of the Treasury hold that no
claim can he resettled and paid without
specified authority from Congress and
reappropriation Of the necessary funds
The auditor says: ! have now TO state
that the cases against the late commits
sioner have been brought TO az issue
and judgment rendered agaiast the
Garernment. 80 that II any
further action Ia TO be had
leaking to the relief Of these col
ored peonls Who claim 10 have been de-
frsuaed OF their bounty money oon.
ersss must take the initiative either by
pacing upon tho merits oftha indiyidus1
cSses, 81 rsieeSing than to tAe EonEt o
0laims, q bY nAekinG yequielte epRso
pslatiope sxd sqnpo~egsne AceeoA
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NtS lurk MuTi
Judged hy the skill Robert Bonner
has shown in handling the horses he
Ia, from time lu time purchased, there
Is NJ doubt that his last puachasc, Ed
win Forrest, Will early next season he
ahle To tr"t equal To. If not faster than
the present record. Edwin Forrest was
IN every respect the sensational horse ot
the past season. lie was bred at llar-
Ils"nNllc, Mo-, aud is hy Brannock's
knSln Forrest, Jr., out of mare
BY Flight, who was by imported
LeNldthan, and as the dam of Ed
Win Forrest, Jr., was by Wagner, Mr.,
B1nnrrs new puachasc has two strains
oi the best thoroughbred blood in him,
Forrest is hay, stands about sixteen
hands, has good legs aud feet, and was
originally q PAGER, but was converted, at
least ~ u correspondent uf the SPIRIT
S'ys, by shociug him with pound shoes
aud tSelNc-ounce toe weights. lie be-
gsn trotting in 1877, but failed on the
Michigan Circuit, and was distanccd in
every race he started for. Later in the
season ho trottcd at Lexington, Ken
lucky, where he showed half
mile IN Los, aud subsequently won u
heat IN 2:25i He did some trotting on
she Michigan Circuit early last spring,
bHt gained no great notoriety until the
'Ie'cIand meeting in July, when he
won the 'twentyfOur" purse, trotting
me second, third aud fourth heats in
nv 2;9OI and 2:lSl. Some crooked
work Was done with him at Utica, where
ne became the property at the we'll
An0Sn trotting driver, Charley Green,
H Babylon, l.. l., who at Ilatford, Conn,
gave an exhibition trot, when miie
Was covered in 2:lil, going to
she quarter in - seconds, to the hall
~ l.O6t and Ia the three-quarters
I4Vt, after which he cooled out well
anu did second trial in 2;l6, making
Ho slight breaks. The first quarter
Was lrottrd in ~ seconds, and the half,
Including Il break, l;05i. The horse
"roSe again in the third quarter, ami
"Shei aEhei the three-quarter pole in l:lOi,
~F which Green took il easy. but us
was he finished the mile in 2:l6, a.
'a'ed. Alter these trials there was
considerable talk about Mr.. Vanderbilt
SSuying Forrest an intention Mr.. Van
sth'li denied, however, and the horse
,'''alncd the property Of Mr.. Green un'
NJ some two or three weeks, ago, wheu
' S Bonner took him ut $1,000. lie
vas al once sent tn Mr.. Bonner's farm
% " hite Plains, where, in company
sm halia score Of other horses able {,
M twenty" Edwin Forrest promi
u" become the king of the trottcrs.
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THE CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.
r,ll closed Yesterday at 1904.

('plt ClDStN Ntstc'o"y :" '""s'
Louisiana Radicals are urging the
pr,sident 10 send troops to that State.
l, il said that the Mississippi jetties
s.beme will be ventilated as soon as
CONGRESS conyenes, when some crook
olrrss nn the part oi Captain Eads will
be made plain.
The Russian mission at Cahul has not
h,cn withdrawn
The First National Bank of Tamaqua,
y. which suspended October llth, will
r,s,,mc business on Saturday.
snow storm ri exceptional severity
prevailed in the North ri England and
throughout Scotland yesterday.
Davis !. King, who Was nominated
An Tuesday night by the workingmen
inr Mayor oi Boston, has declined.
All the coal miners in the vicinity Of
Zsnesyille, Ohio, are on a strike, de-
manding quarter oi cent advance per
bushcl.
The German Bank, Of Baltimore, has
hern enjoined from disposing OF the
asset, OF the bank, pending the ap-
puintment of receiver
r.. Gourley, II Boston dry goods
dealer, disappeared ON Monday, after
secretly shipping a portion oi his stock.
Part has been recovered.
NJ Frank Paige, Il prominent boot and
shoe dealer of Boston, was arrested
Yesterday on the criminal charge Of con-
tpiracy with his partner, Stctzon, To de-
driraud his customers.
The Allentown Iron Company, hav-
ing an office in Philadelphia, resolved
Yesterday to temporarily suspend busi-
n,,s. and named November Goth as the
date when the stockholders are To- meet
10 receive u. statement.
Hon. Milton Sayler says that he will
moi contest the election of Hon. BENZ.
Buttcrwosth, Congressman elect from
the First Ohio district.
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CineinnstL

CHcISsArI, November lS--Cottou
quiet and steady at &c. Flour easieri
family 4 OOs5 2s. Wheat in good d.
mand and at full prices; red and white
S5tas5c; receipts $500 bushelsj shtp-
ments 1000 bushels. Corn dull: new
sets33c. Oats steady and IN fair de-
mand at aO6alc. Rye steady at 40.
Barley dull and prices shade lower
No. 2fall held at l0(sl IL. Pork tn
good demand. lard; demand active
aud shade higher; steam 8 86(a5 w.
kettle nominal. Bulk Meats strong;
shoulders = 50; short rib s ~ bid %
asked; short clear nominally at oo,
Box Meats in good demand and a. full
prices; sales OF long clear and short
clear 4 a5; seller November 4 10; long
clear 4 25 seller November; short clear
4 40 seller November; 4 80 seller De-
cember. Bacon in good demand at VI
td4sa4sc. Whiskey steady and In good
demand at 1 0I. Butter steady and uu.'
changed. I.insced Oil firm at 66ta5Sc.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, November l3. Flour quiet
and steady, with fair home trade
Wheat, western quiet and shada
frmer; No. 9 Pennsy lyania red u; No.
western red spot and seller November
| 03l(dl 03i; seller December ! WA
Csl on seller January I 063@l 0it.
Corn, western quiet and hrm; western
mixed spot 47,c; seller November 4,t
a47lc; seller December bt(S46c; sel-
Ter January +6td46Ic; steamer 4ln
Oats quiet and steady; Pennsylvania
27(a2ar; western white 2S<S99c; do.
mixed s7c. Rye dull and nominal. Hay
dull and heavy. Provisions quiet and
nominally unchanged. Butter, good
demand Tor choice but market quiet;;
western roll and packed, l&alSc. Pe'
troleum dull and heavy; crude 7tc; ne
fined sta9c. Coffee quiet and nominaily
steady; Rio cargoes l.l@lGc. Whisky
MuwAakEE November Flour,
quiet and unchanged. Wheat qnicI
opened and declined &C., and closed
strong; No. l Milwaukee hard l Of; No.
| Milwaukee s6c; No. : slic;, seller Mo-
vember sllc; seller December &ir;
seller January SAFE; No. 8 6atc; SELLER
November 63lc. Corn, steady No. 2
3iIc. Oats, easier; No. = lylc. Rye, de-
mand fair and prices higher; No, ~.
Barley firm; No. aspring cash S3c; seller
December s5c. Provisions, quiet but
firm. Pork, old q 81; new 3 %. Lard.
prime steam 81.
New Orleans.
N.w ORLEANS, Nov. l3.-Ionee
quiet; carroes, ordinary Ia prime l?tts
"a l6;c gold. sugar quiet and weak;
inferior to gooa, common 4ta@;
common to good common bla6c;
yellow clarified 83@7!c, Molasses
dull and lower; common 2.td.t lair
sBto,2s. Rice quiet but steady; Louis
lana ordinary a. choice aa 8r.
Pittsburgh.
PnrsurrGn, November Ia Petrolee'
um quiet; crude at ~ 10 ut Parkers
Tor immediate shipment; refined nm
changed.
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s,.,s R.ilroaa coaren.lon.

CoLvNBrs, p., November Ia.-At the
session of the Convention Of
Railroad Commissioners, psoluttOn
was adopted appointing a COMMITTEES to
consider the true status of railroad cor-
porations In the body polite and report
the result Of their investigation % the
next convention. 4 resolution de,iar-
ing II to be the opinion oi the Conyen-
ton that Congress should give very
early attention 10 the reynion n ti.'
patent laws and should enact. a. soon Is
practicable, such amendments as shall
seem just and proper, after an earnest
DISCUSSION, was Withdrawn. Aher ap-
pointing committeeson yarions subjects
10 report al the next meeting, the Con
yention adjourned 10 meei next June Al
a place 20 be fixed on by the executive
committee.
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Denial from Minister Noyes.

BosruN, November l3. - Minister
Moves writes from France, in regard to
Sulton's charges, that he didn't send a
single cipher telegram to Secretary Sher-
man; that he didn't prepare or originate
aftidayits of some three or four hundred
voters; nor did he promise any office nr
reward to any member Of the Florida
returning board, but after all WAS over,
he said to both McLin and Cowgirl that,
having honestly done their duty, he
would commend them to the President.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, November "A, 4. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
and Upper Lake Regions clear or partly
cloudy weather, colder northerly winds,
becoming variable and shifting to warm
er southcasterly, rising, followed by
stationary or falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northwesterly, winds,
becoming variable, stationary or lower
temperature and higher pressure.
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Treasury Circular.


WASHINGTON, November Is; - The
following was issued by the Treasury
Department to-day: Any person sub
scribing hereafter for four per cent.
bonds, consols OF 1907, authorized by
act of July II, 1870, may pay ior them
with any of the $50 bonds Of the act of
March 3, 1861, redeelnable at the
pleasure of the United States after the
Isl of July, 1870, in the same way az II
they were collected at the date of sub
scription in their regular course,
But the subscribers to avail themselves
Of this privilege must accompany sub
scription with full description of such
bonds by numbers and denominations,
and must within 30 days thereafter for
ward the bonds to this department TO
be- applied like called bonds. Oh the
amount issued Of the above described
52 bonds, there is now outstanding and
uncalled the amount of $28 ,0S5, $50.
[Signed.1 JonN SHERMAN.
Hayes Views ON the southern Question.
WAsuINGroN, November IL. - The
published statements affecting the
Presidents views on the Southern
question seem to have been exaggerated
in both directions. The facts appear to
be- that the administration has decided
upon no new steps but that the Presi-
dent is thoroughly in earnest In his in
tention to protect United States citizens
when their rights are violated ire
spectiyo oi political iaith. The in
structions recently referred to in dis
patches, as having been issued by tho
Attorney General, obviously contcm-
plated this object, though there has
been no change in their original tone
and temper,
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The Y elbow Fever.

NtS ORLE,Ss. November l3.-Two
I'Au's Ia's rom yellow fever the last "a
d;.,, Sars, one child in the Sixty-eighth
hla' haa' the other u sailor at the Hotel
,1, u' Hundreds Of old cases are daily
SSpotled S., by physicians. Total cases to
nos, s io'Sg. one physician who had re-
,'eu several deaths from malarial
valIa I' states now that they were from
d;."N lever, that he changed his
mrs.. msnos's Tor fear OF being fined for not
r''"ng eases before death ensued.
ana UNISON, November l3.- One death
s,nsaa y" new cases. Ice last night. All
,,., 'S are opening. The families Of sew.
ind; physicians have returned, which
's'es that il is safe for all 10 do So
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Gold c Iosed at i00!- Governments Strong
-..flour in Buyers Favor.--
Wheat firmsr--AOgs Steady
and in Fair Demand.
FINANCE.

New YORK, November lS,--MoNsr-
Easy at 3tG5 per cent, closing at 5 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper il(a8 per
cent. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
Si2+, 900. Customs receipts SOS, ,0OO
Clcarings 81 ,0O0, 900. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills duh at isl; sight ex-
change on New York 4sd.
Com weak at 1904 par bid. Carrying
rates per cent. borrowing rates flat
at lG2 per cent.
SILVER here silver bars ll0i green
backs, and 10 gold; SUBSIDIARY silver
coin Nal per cent. discount.
Governments strong.
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Druggists' Convention.

INpl,x,roIis, November l3.-The
Western Wholesale Druggists Associa-
ton met here, with a large attendance.
to-day, President Arthur Peters, OF
Louisville, presiding. Thomas Lord, of
Chicago. was elected President; !. {.
Richardson, of st. Louis, Vice President,
and :. VI. Strong, uf Cleveland, Treas
urer. The business done was OF i'm
portance to the trade only.
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The cipher scandals have for the mo.
ment taken both sting and terror out OF
the '.Fnud" yell, and the soon er Demo-
Gratis zee Il The better viii Il be for them.
The money aussfioa and the taxation
issue, including the tariff and the reduc-
ton OF government expenditure are
poy tha only Astioaal topics about
xhicA donslbl5 and petriotic men and
vssAee csn h ysajoaally lptssstsd. =
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Woman sufsrase Convention.

lupIANAPoLIs, November i3.-lhe
ninth annual convention of the Ameri-
can Womau's Suffrage Association, met
here to-day. with delegates from thir-
teen States present, The proceedings
to-day, were mainly oi business char
acter and reports by Stat delegates
showing the progress OF work in their
respective localities. Tonight Is dc.
voted in speaking
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Nsckey Sued for Libel.

CHARLESTON, $. c., November l3.-
Two additional arrests were made to-day
Of parties charged with offences agains,
United states laws at the recent elec-
ton. W. l.. Doggctt, prominent Dem
ocrat who was charged specially with
ballot box s,utiing in the letter OF ex-
Congressman Mackey, published in the
Northern papers, began proceedings to-
day against Mackey for libel.
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Iunprs..ir. scsne 10 cour,.

CHlcAso, November IA MARSHALL
town, Ioxa, disIasei says: An i'm
pressiye scene occurred in court, this
morning, when Judge Mitchell SEN
tenced John Y. Dakin to ll,c pcnitentia-
~ for LIE ior the nunier "a John y.
Slough. Dakin solemnly declared bis
complete inuoceRee. IL will be reinem-
bered that alter DakiH had been con-
yicted by q jury, Frank Ross, sn Italian
ynluntariIy cenfeesed that he did ths
murder. Ross Is here and asserts thai
be should suffer. Dzkin's attorney
win appeal to shs Supreme Court.
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Truth IN 3 Nutshsll.

The most valued medical preparations
always meet with the most unyarranta-
BILE imitators, who endeavor 10 trade on
its merits. Therefore, Whenever you
ask your druggist for DIR. O. McIAne's
verynifugs, always - that the signAturs
sof aliemins Bsoa. Pittsbureh," L on
the wrspper.
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Elinperor William

WIEsBApEN, November l3.-Emperor
William, replying to the address of the
town council, said lac hoped soon to re-
sImc the Government. He trusted
Germany's stand against criminal tend
encics would beimitated by other States
The peril is common and so on ,ht to be
the defense.
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FOREIGN.
Exiled German Bishops.

Row., November -. .-Exilcd German
Bishops in reply to the request oi the
Vatican To stata their views about the
pending negotiations between Germany
and the Vatican, have addressed a
memorial to the Pope expressing the
wish that equitable arrangements may
bp reached
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A Grand Paper.

Cambridge o. jeHersonian.
Lewis Baker 4 CO., have put the
Wheeling Register into new dress, and
broadened its pages. II is now the
neatest paper that comes to our table.
With the improvements in material II
has been given also new life and spirit.
II is wholly grand paper now.
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Condou. the Fonian.

pErRorr, November lS.-Captain FL
warl O'Maghcr Condon arrived her
this afternoon from Washington, an
was given public reception att
Young Mems Hall, this evening, by.
friends and admirers. Brief addns
we're made by Captain Condor aud is
crs
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Marine.

Nrw YoRK, November l3.-Arrived-
suevis, from Hamburg; State Of tieor-
gia, from Glasgow.
LoSpoS, November l3.--Steamers
Evan and Bolivia, from New York;
Iberian, from Boston; Texas from Mon
treal, arrived out.
ST. LorIs. November l3.-Arrfyed-
Colorado, vicksburg; Grand lake and
two barges, and Gold Dust, New Or
leans. Departed--C Commonwealth, New
Orleans River fallen inches; 8 teei to
Cairo and the channel cutting ont finely.
Clear and pleasant
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officers TO re-settle the claims, after It
shall have been clearly established that
the claimants have neither receiptet Tor
nor received their money. nor derived
any benefit therefrom.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NV YoEK, November Ia business
remains quiet with commission i'ou,es
and importers, and the iobldng trade v
only moderate. Cotton gs,ds quiet AMI
unchanged. Prints dull, except Turkey
reds and patchwork styles. Dress
goods L.-s atiye. Waolcfs are In ir.
regular demand. wOrsted coatinas, are
doing h.iriy. forei.n goods eon,inu.
.lu1uisL
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

Nast =
E,sr I.Iprury, November ia--Cattlc
Receipts to-day 2S1 head ot through
stock and Ia head oi local; total for the
two days, 2sa head oi through stock and
| I,siI head Of local. supply good and
trade active for country aud retail b,isi'
ness at full prices, hut only lair ior
Philadclphias aud New Workers al
a slight decline from the first oi the
week. Forty car loads sold to-day, With
a few loads of late arrivals left on hand
yet.
Hogs RECEIPTS to-day I,5S5 head
total Tor the two DAYS, -s,0s5; Yorker
81 sIsa2 9O: Philadclphias ~ OOtG 3 70.
Sheep Receipts today sVO head;
total ior the Two days, 2,s,D head Sell
ling very slow vt ~ Atai M.
New York.
NV Yopg, November Ia beeyes
Receipts for two days 800. Market
rather slow but % shade iirmer than
Mondays prices, sales Vi poorest 10
best native oxen and steers 64ta lO'.
the outside price for ~ extra Ken.
tucky steers, $50 pounds, the lowest
figure Tor a car load oi Missouri oxen.
Expor,ers used 700 lat steers 1T sjtd loo.
Sheep Reccip,s s, NO head. Market
tame. With unchanged prices. Among
the rrccipis we're y rar loads oi heavy
canada sheep for shipment n Europe
dircJt.
Iioys Receipts u, 400 head for two
DAYS. Market quiet and steady at 20
al 20 per cnt. live: , ear leads al 70
nJ 81, and car load at = 10.