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CmcrsSiTr, November 10.-Cotton = De.
mand fair and market firm at 9c. Flour
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; red and
white Ssa05c. Corn-Good demand at 3la32c.
oats-Quiet and steady at 22a25c. Rye
Quiet and firm at 49a50c. Barley-Fair ssde-
mand for better grades; good to prime full 'sia
lli0 Pork-Quiet; at IS 90 bid; $S..25 asked.
Lard-In good demand; steam s. So; kettle
nominal. Bulk Meats-FirmGr; partly cur
ed shoulders s. coal 00a4 %. Boxed Meats
Fair demand but at lower rates; sales should
81 25 seller December and January. Bacon
Fair demand g. 4Aa4 lSa4ssc. Butter-Dull
and dropping, Linseed Oil Firm at 5Sn
59c Whisky-Demand good and tending up
ward at 81 OF. -
Hoos-Inactiye and lower; common $2 25
az 90; light g 65a2 80; packing s2 7oa2 50;
butchers $2 S5a2 95. F98
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Financial and Commercial.
wheeling wholesale Market.


' 0PFioE DAILY lNTELLldHNcHR,
~. WHEELING, Tuesday, November 49, J
The wholesale commission movement to-
day was generally characterized as slow but
steady. Grain was quiet with rather light
transactions and moderate receipts Flour Is
steady with fair demand at quotations Pro-
duce moved with tOlerable freedom, and sup
niles Of the leading staples were liberal. Gro
ceries are in fair demand with sugar easy and
coffee steady. Provisions are slow and prices
APPLEs-The market Is easy, but prices are
held as previously quoted. The demand Is
fair for prime TO choice qualities. We quote
at 50ca$l so per barrel
BAKING dPowDER-25a36c per lb.
BEANs-Are offered freely at easy prices.
We quote prime white Navy at 500 per bush.
BaooSs~Fancy, il ooae 2sas 90; plainsl 50
az 90. go
BurrER--Therc Is no alteration in the dull
and oycrstocked condition OF the market 50
frequently reported heretofore. The strictly
choice qualities continue to move steadily put put
without much animation at quotations; but
ANYTHING below prime Is hard to sell, and OF
common grades there isan immense supply
piled away, awaiting almost any bids that may
be made. We quote choice dairy r0llsat lOal5c.
CARhAGx-per 100 heads, s. 00a8 90.
CANNED Gosps-Q Quotations: Peaches, h
cans, per dor, new, 81 6S; 2 n cans, new, 81 25
s 10 cans tomatoes, 81 10; Winslow corn, b
cans, 81 90 /; sweet corn, 81 50; common corn
81 25 strawberries Q ID cans, 81 20; blackber'
ries, 2lb cans, 81 90; raspberries, 2hcans, 81 80
plunlS, 9 b cans, 81 5Oi lima beans, y cans,
81 Is; cove oysters i D cans, 6Oc; = % cans
81 20. .4.....a., ,..,,
CHREsE-Tle market remains without de
ciied changes prices being as heretofore quo
ted. and the demand rather slow but steady
Reccipts are moderate, but fully up To the de
mand. We ouote Ohio factory at 81 SIsa9c, &c
eording to quality; New York cream, o 1fal0c
CHEsTHUrs-Per bushel, s. 350.
CHIcKESs-Live 81 40al 75 per dozen.
CipER-Per barrel. 81 50a3 90.
CoAt--Per 100 bushels, % 00a7 90.
CRASRERRIEs-Per barrel, 81 G0as 90; pc
DmEp FRulrs-Arc moving steady but rath
er slowly with liberal supplies. Apples ar
quoted at 2ISa3c; Peaches 4I<a5c for prim'
halves. Other quotations: PruMes at 81
100; old Currants at SIC; new 5ha8c
Raisins, new 500; Valencia, new 1aSc.
RGGs-Receipts arc fair but the demand
steady, and strictly fresh stock Is held ut 2ec
FElrHREs-1n good demand; i've gees
4oa5oc.
FnH-Quotatlons FOrpackages containin
100 pounds Of sound fish, fight Weight and II
ferior quality at prices to correspond: Codfsl
boneless 81 90; Lake herring, half bbls,.
Sl is: pickercl, half bbls, $lTS; white fsl
al 90. Half bbls. No. mackercl s. 50a4 q
N; FtosrtSSTrade 2 is moderately active, an
prices are steady at quotations. We qnot
white wheat family At IS 0Oa5 .; red whei
family a 25a4 so; supers SS 00a3 80; =
fIour $500. Buekwheat, q 76a3 90 per 100 lh
(iBccERJEs-Ths sugar market Conilnu
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, November l9.-The Marx Ian,
E1preas says: Very cold weather through
out the kingdom, with heavy snow, hail
and rain, seriously delayed the agricultur.
al operations. Fortunately field labor was
fairly advanced before the weather broke,
but dry weather is now desirable to ena.
BILE the Northern farmers to end the au.
tumn sowing. Notwithstanding the cold
weather and the beginning Of what prom
ises to be a long and severe winter, there
has been a. want OF buoyancy In the wheat
trade, which Is very disappointing to
sellers. A heavy rain having pre-
vented threshing the supplies Of Eng
lish wheat have been cuttailed in
the country markets and Mark Lane,
while the condition OF the bulk OF the offer
ings has undergone further deterioration.
Complaints are heard that the millers are
obliged to use large proportion of dry
foreign produce in their manufacture, hard
Russian and Indian varieties having b.en
most in request for this purpose. Imports
OF foreign wheat into London have been
moderate. The bulk OF the supply was
shipped at Cronstadt or st. Petersburg.
Notwithstanding the small arrivals at the
ports, calls for the floating cargo trade have
been quiet for American at decline Of
about one shilling per quarter, while the
Russian sorts have been steady. Barley
firm and maize lower.
LORD BEACoNsrIELD on THE CALL FOR An
EARLY MEETING or PARLIAMENT.
The committee TO urge an early meeting
OF Parliament, in view OF the war with
Afghanistan, having asked Lord Beacons-
field to give them an interview, the Pre-
mier has written letter to their chairman,
Lord Lawrence, in reply. Lord Beacons-
field says he Is Mt loss to perceive what
useful purpose can be served by q more
expression through the deputa-
ton from the committee Of the opinions
which Lord Lawrence and others have SO
frequently and copiously explained in re-
gard to the assembling OF Parliament. The
will, as q matter OF course,
be prepared in the event OF commence
ment OF hostilities in India TO advise Her
Majesty to make such communication
rs the letter and spirit regulating the rela-
tons OF the Crown with India may seem
10 require. This would seem to be not
less satisfactory and scarcely less constitu-
.ional mode OF meeting the occasion than
i series Of memorials and deputations. The
papers relative to India will bc published
before the end Of the month.
Lord Lawrcnce's Committee to-day pass
I'd resolution regretting Lord Beacons-
ield's refusal TO receive the Deputation,
md emphatically condemning his appa-
-ent determination, in the event OF war
being declared, not to advise Her Majesty |
o consult Parliament until hostilities have
begun. The Committee adjourned till
Friday, and decided meanwhile to collect
signatures to the protest.
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NEW YoRK, November Cotton-Dull at
97-lGa0 11-l6c. Flour Steady; superilnc,
State and western s. 2oa3 G5; common to
4 80; white wheat extra 81 55a5 95; extra
Ohio IS S0a5 90; St Louis s. 60a5 IS: Mime
sofa patent process S 00as %. Wheat =
In fair demand; rejected spring s0asSc; No.. $
do SSc; ungraded red 81 DIAL o.; ungraded
al oiH; ungraded white 81 0Gai Os;; No. 2 DO
l0515a1 O5sIl; No. l do s. OF I1al 0sIG; extra
do 81 10hal II. Rye-tfcayy; western at
5611Ia5s1Sc. Barley-Dull. Malt-Quiet and
unchanged. Corn-Firmer; ungraded. .4ia46a
1915; No. 3, 43llc; No. 9, 465IIa4Ga.c: round
yellow O2a62l lSc. oats-Dull; rejected eoc;
No. 5 white 3l19Si% Nc; No. 9 white 33tIc;
mixed western 3la3l 1fo; white western 81
as6Izc. Hay-Dull, S5a4oc. Hops-Quiet but
steady. Coffee -Nominally unchanged. Sugar
Quiet and unchanged. MolaSses-Dull and
unchanged. Rice-stcady. Whisky-Dull at
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cIpelnpa,l Horse and Mnle Market.

Trade rallied considerably last week. and
some 800 head werc, actually sold on Fifth
street. The market showed more animation
than II had manifested since last spring All
the horses brought In were we'll sold out, and
from this time improvement Is looked for,
though there isnotmuch change In prices, OF
shipments, there was one car load TO Michi.
gan, at $75al0o; one to New Orleans, at s60a
Is; one To Alabama, at $S0a76; one TO Philapcl-
phia, at $o0al50, and another TO Alabama at
$l6a50. We quote, as The g,neral run OF the
market diving horses at Si00al75; draft do,
$l0oal75; street car horses, $75al0O; Southern
chunks, S60as0. Mules, aged four 70 eight
years, l5lfale hands high, $l20al4o; l5al5h
hands, $e0all0; 1Ial5 hands, $0Oa0O, There
was some improvement In the Sales OF aged
broken mules, In good Order but no demand
for young, unhFokcn mules, Persons desiring
to sell OFbuy horses or mules will be wellsefyet
In the Cincinnati market,
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YELLOW FEVER.


Ngw ohLEASs, November lo.-Yellow
fever deaths today 8.
In reply to note from Collector Smith,
asking whether he would not now be jus
titled in issuing clean bills Of health to
vessels departing from tlisport, the Secre-
tary OF the Board Of Health says:
.1Sincc the reception OF your letter OF the
9th, n resolution was passed at q meeting
OF the Board Of Health declaring the cpl
demic OF yellow fever at an end and that
al}sentccs were sale in returning to the
city. In yiewsof these, facts, 1,see no rea'
son why clean billsoi health should not be
given to vessels clearing from this port !
Collector Smith gives notice that clean
bills OF health will now be given to vessels
clearing from this port.
yIcxsnuRG, November l9.--Howard Far,
rar, Sheriff OF Madison parish. La, died
near Delta last night OF yellow fever.
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Fatal shooting In a Court House.

ISDrAxAroLIs, November 19.-Warren
Tate shofsaid Killed Wm. Love in the
Court House late this afternoon. Love
had been q witness in a case wherein Tate
Is plaintiff. After leaving the stand he
met Tate in, the corridor, when Love
called Tate liar and struck him. Tate
shot him twice, Love dyingabout 9 o'clock:
After the shooting Tate went in the Court
room and was called to the stand and
gave, ,his testimonysi in the case then in
progress. In view Of the several murders
Of recent date, much excitement existed
and Il was some time before Il was con
sidered safe to attempt placing Tate In
jul. Loye was a. prominent real estate
dealer, and Tate is Of a fine family, but is
best known asttbe husband Of y former
notorious courtcsan OF this city but now oi
Chicago.
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ITALY.
KING nuMDEnr-ruRrnER ABOUT TIE AssAs-
SISATIoS.

KING nuABgEr-ruRrlrER ABOUT TIE AssAs-
. sISATIoS.
NAPLES, November l9.-Further partic-
ulars OF the attempted assassination show
that the King struck the assassin on the
head with his sheathed sword. 1mmedi.
ately on being attacked Signor Carroll
grappled desperately with the man and
received long but not deep wound which
caused considerable loss OF blood. He is
now confined to bed. The surgeons de-
clare that the knife found is not the one
with which the wounds were inflicted.
NAPLES, November 1s.-Signor Mellillo,
editor Of the Censor, has been arrested. He
was formerly an associate of Passayate,
and was arrested with him in 1870, for
posting revolutionary placards. The shop
keeper who sold Passayate the knife,
with which he attempted to kill the King,
has also been arrested.
NAPLES, November H. Passavante
informed his examiners that his intention
was TO finish King IIumbert, and II he
had had money enough to buy a revolver
he would hrvc succeeded. He had no
personal feeling against the King or the
Government, he intended the assassina.
ton as means towards universal rcpub-
lie.
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rar EIempfsld branch Of the Baltimore
tOhio Road earned siO,ps4,25 for the tls.
Jr,.l ending 3Oth OF September. The
1,tu.es were sSG, 1929, and the net earn.
,s A.s2l 49, Last year the earnings were
sqsI6 81, the expenses $i2, ,S45 92, and the
n earnings only sS7 7s.
rbeCeatral Ohio division earned for the
NJ, iast closed ss2o, ,952 II, the expenses
=, .S3,SO4 81, and the net earnings
Si4l7 70. The year before it earned
t,5!4 IS, and the expenses were s6l2,-
ga, leaving net sl49,2s75l. q Z s. I
h will thus be seen that while the gross
sniugs Of the IIcmpield fell off nearly
E0O, the net earnings were nearly $500
r4er. The Central Ohio shows q hand
,a.increase not only in gross receipts but
u in net earnings.
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Chicago,

CHICAGO, November 10.-Flour- Steady an,l
unchanged. Wheat-Activc, firm and high
er; No. 2 red winter at 81 IaS7 Nc; No. 9 CHI
cago spring at s214c cash; S3I&c bid Decem-
bcF; s3Kc January; No. 8 at GDc; rejected SIC.
Corn-Active, firm and higher ut Ssc cash
S2I1c December; 32Iic January; rejected 29k
a295Ec. 0ats-Dull and prices sllade lower
at 20I<c cash; 20Hc December; 20lsa20I4c
January; rejected l7c. Rye-Quiet and un-
changed, Barley-2ull and Ph prices q p,, shn'le
Dull and unchanged at 80 IS cash; 90 S0aB IS
December; IS l5aS 171IE January. Lard-Stea.
dy and unchanged OF IS SO IIIa5 IS cash IS S5a
5S7 December; IS 95a5 OK January. Bulk
Meats-Dull and prices ashade lower at IS o.
al 10a4 90 WhisEy-Steady and In fair de-
mnnd at 81 0G. --.- O ~
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ALL AROUND THE WORLD.

joseph Gearrey, OF Toronto, contrac
tor and ex-alderman, has absconded will
$4,000. 't I
A despatch in the Journal Des Dsbas re
ports that Manuel Pardo, ex-President o.
Peru, has been assassinated.
The Demera sugar case was given to the
jury to-day with instructions to bring In :
sealed verdict, II agreed on, at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow. lHIll !
The notifications made by the 1nterna'
tional Roumelian Courts in the Turkish
project for organic reforms, has been
accepted by the Porte. r,,,
William Brownham, Of New Haven, ac'
cused OF attempting to drown his brother
in the sound, and thereby increase his In
heritance, has been held in bonds OF 5000
The corpse OF veterans which had bomb
thrown into It's ranks during the procession
in Florence, celebrating the escape'of King
Humbert, was similarly attacked while
returning from the funeral procession IN
honor Of Victor Emmanuel. E -
The bar at Grand Haven, Mich, has
been dredged to depth. OF l44 feet, and
all vessels which went ashore at that
place during the late gale have got of ex.
cept the "Persia" and "Montpelier," a"
which have been abandoned. w
Col. Jas. Madison Strong, member OF
the California Constitutional Convention
from Mariposa and Mercede district, and q
pioneer cotton grower OF California, died
at Sacramento this morning. The Conyen-
ton to-day adopted suitable resolutions
and adjourned till tomorrow.
The Bucharest government 1t is said has
refused Russia increased facilities for inter
communication during the occupation Of
Bulgaria. A Governor OF Bulgaria Is pro.
bable in place OF Prince Dordonkof kor-
saxon, he having expressed opposition TO
the Treaty OF Berlin. The Prince Is now
on his way to report to the Gar the state
of affairs in Turkey.
The National Convention OF the Sigma
Phi Fraternity, an association OF collegians
having chapters in about forty colleges OF
the United States, met at Indianapolis
yesterday morning, and will continue its
sessions to-day and tomorrow, closing to-
morrow night with banquet and ball ut
the Grand Hotel, at which over three hun
dred people are expected to be present.
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New YoRK, November l9.-The case
In rebuttal for the proponent In the Yam
dorblIt will contest, was opened In the
gutrogate's Court to-day by callingto the
witness stand Bishop McTiere,. Of the NJ.
II. Church, South. Mr.. Clinton, Of the
counsel, said he proposed to show by wit
ness the history oil the donation to the
Nashville University, with . view Of
proving no undue influence exerted by
WH,yanderhllt oyer the testater's mind.
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Annual Convention of American Health
Association.

RlcnMoND, va, November 10. The
opening session of the sixth animal Con-
yention Of the American Public Health
Association was held tonight at Mozart
Hall. About one hundred members were
present. Gov. Holiday presided, and ex-
tended to the members q hearty and cor
dial welcome to the hospitallties OF the
Capital ofthe0ld Dominion. President Har-
ris then delivered the annual address. !.
Surgeon General Woodwork addressed
the Board, detailing the rayages Of the
yellow fever through Mississippi, but will
not be abandoned until all the lacts, posi-
BILE to bs obtained are gathered. To:mor.
row the report oithe committee, appointed
to investigate the yellow fever epidemic OF
this year, will be presented.
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WHEELING citizen sends US from
.r,l, Carolina specimen OF the fraud
"a "a, tickets by which the Red Shirt
,riel the state SO overwhelmingly the
Nj M day. They are printed on thin tissue
~, and dozen OF them were rolled
,5,c earl, Of their regular tickets and
,,n,el when the polls were closed. In
!. ray il came to pass, that ten times as
M votes were cast in some precints rs
IN were legal voters. Any Democratic
,,her who feels anxious to see how this
a, was done can be accommodated by
,.rDy at this office.
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CHICAGO, November l9.-The Droyers Jour.
nal reports: IN
Hods-Receipts IS, 900 head ;shipments3 3, 900
head. Market steady but q shade lower; choice
heavy 81 90a3 Is; fair to good light $2 Goa
2 20; extra s. IS; mixed packing 20 60a2 10.
CATTLE Receipts $500 head; shipments 30
stOckes and feeders quiet ut ~ 40a3 OOi !
butchers strong: cows 81 20a3 90; steers g 10
a3 40; bulls So 00a2 20; ColoradOs IS 4Oa3 60.
sHEER-Receipts 1000 head Market nnlnl.
proved ut 80 80a3 40, .B
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CHICAGO, November lS.-Much Interest
is ielt here In, q church trial &hiclris pro.
crossing, OF Mrs. Joanna Anderson and her
daughter, Jennie Anderson, OF the Trinity
M. L. Church, on charge OF leasing their
property, atthcljunction of Gottage Grove
and Indiana avenues, to Mr.. Baum, to be
nsed for saloon purposes, contrary to the
DiscinlIne Of the Church. Their defense
il that the lease was made by Mrs. 7Anderf
sons btother.in.law. aiurriy Anderson,
OF London, Canada, and, that tloy ltla
ladies) had nothing whatever TO DO with
Il except to give their consent, which thoy
didson account of being in poor circlim-
stances and needing the liberal rent which
Mr.. Baum was willing to pay: slnIspite oii
this plea they will no doubt be dismissed
from tho cllIrRha g@A1 s. Ylgd7
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NEwYonK, November l0.-whalen and
Burke, arrested for alleged completely IN
the Stewart grayerobbery, were arraigned
beioro Justice Morgan. in the Jefferson
Market Court, this aiternoons Capt.
Bvrnos made formal complaint against
tic men, and the counsel for the prisoners
hogan 10 cross examine him., Tho Cap
iain refused to give the'namc Of tue party
or parties who gave him the information
against tho accused, and tho counsel re-
issed ia proceed any further. Tho Judge
held the Iprisonorsi in 5000 to answer.
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WASHINGTON, November 20, ! A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, with variable winds,
shifting to southerly stationary tcmpera'
ture and stationary or falling barometer.
For the Lakes, warmer, partly cloudy
weather and rain areas, variable winds,
mostly south and stationary or falling
barometer.
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|. Nrw YoRx, November 1s.-The life in
surance companies Of this city were star
tied to-day by the information that Col.
Dwight, OF Binghampton, New York, had
died suddenly. Within sixty days he had
spourcd S256,00l Of insurance upon his
life. He arranged for quarterly payments
Of premiums, and died after paying each
company one premium. Doctors left here
to-day TO hold a post .n0rtepl examination
Of tho remains. 1nsuraneelmen belieyehe
has poisoned himself. Dwight was the
owner Of the Dwight Hotel, and failed last
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Earthquake at Little Rock,

LITTLE Rock, November 19.-A distinct
shock OF an earthquake was felt here at
ll:40 p. NJ. last night. Considerable ex-
element prevailed in several parts OF the
CAIRO, November l0.-Quite heavy
shock Of earthquake was felt here at u
o'clock last night.
ST. LOUIS, November IA slight shock
OF earthquake was felt here about midnight
last night, the shock was also felt in differ
ent parts Of the State.
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PHILADELPHIA, November le.-Flour-Dull;
sofa family 81 25a4 62Is; high grades 90 50a
775. Wheat-Steady; No. 2red at 81 0iHa
j o4h; amber 81 OF Jsa1' o5; white 81 Oeal o.:
No. 9 Chicago 93a0ic. Corn-Easy; yellow
4Sc; mixed old 451fc. oats-Firin; white
western 26a3lc; mixed western 26a2sc. Rye
dull and unchanged. Provisions -Nomi-
ually unchanged. Lard-Nominally unchang-
cd Butter-steady with fair demand New
York State and Bradford county, Pa, extra q
a2Sc; Western Reserve 2Oa22c. Eggs-Easy
at 24a25c. Cheese-Dull at 7aSslc. Petrole.
um-Heayy; refined DC; crude at 7Kc: Whir-
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wAsuIxGroS. D. c., November TO-
Chief Clerk Hogg, Of the Navy Department,
who has been making investigations, tele-
graphs that Buler, seaman OF the Huron,
was undoubtedly lost in the wreck Of that
vessel, and the man personating him is an
impostcr. The claimant, however, resem-
bles likeness OF Buler. he isnow missing,
having left the Navy Yard clandestinely
last night.
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BALTIMORE, November l0 -Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Western quiet and
No. 2 western winter red spot and November
$l03II; December 81 OK; January 81 05ss
bid. Corn-Westcn firm; western mixed
spot and November 47Aa4Sc; December 45N
a4Gc for new; January 40Nai03Ic for new.
oats-Rather firmcr and moreactive; Pennsyl-
yania 2Ga2sc; western white 27a2sc; do mixed
2Gc. Rye-Stcady. Hay-Dull and unchang.
ed. rovisions-Heayy and nominally steady,
Butter-Dull; choice firm; western roll and
packed 16alSc. Petroleum-Qu and steady;
crude Tie; refined DC. Coiiee-Qniet; Rio
cargocs l2al6c. Whhky-Quiet at 81 Goal O9IS,
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From tho Philadelphla Norm hihaisAh.
The recent Overwhelming Republican
successes have, affected one. thing more
than was calculated on. They havcrroven
that the party, is not poweriueenough to
carry the Presidential election without the
aid Of Grants military prestige. On me
strength OF this most OF the States that had nag
becn relied on 10 nominate Grant In lSsO
are now for other candidates. X l
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NEw ORLEANS, November l9.-Mayol
Patton, in his message, concludes that the
premium bond plan is failure, and sug
gests the scaling Of the. city debt at so cent
on the dollar and an accumulative sinking
funds system, which will pay of the en-
tire debt in twenty-five years, in the mean
time paying five per cent interest
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sAx FRANCISCO, November 1S.-The in
vestigation OF the disaster to the steamer
Georgia, was recommended to-day. CO!
Comstock, the first officer OF the Georgia
was examined, and testified concerning
the course OF the ship and other details
prior to the disaster. He exonerated
Captain Howard from the charge OF drunk
annaua ....'