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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Terrible Accident .t Michigan County
Fair-Death ETA Railroad Conductor.

Terrible Accident at Michigan County
Fair-Dcath ETA Railroad Conductor.
Detroit, Oct 3.-Further particulars
from Adrian, where the terrible disaster on
the county fair grounds yesterday. state
that tho number OF deaths from the scct-
dent so far is sixteen. The following per-
sons have died from injuries since the time
Of sending last niRht's report: Henry
Hart; secretary Of the Michigan State To-
surancs COMPANY; A. Schiel Henderson,
Adrian; Daniel johnson, Dover, Mich.
Peter Egan, Manchester, Mich; Mr.
Hume, Medina. Mich; and Eva Sherrard,
of recemseh. Mich. The seriously injur-
ed number seventy.iive, some of whom,
physlciana say, cannot live the day through
The architect OF the grand stand structure
Is the person blamed for It's insecurity and
the fatal casualty. The stand was built up
usually high TO admit of spsce for the ex,
hibition Of wagons and carriages under
meath, and the timbers were simply spiked
together instead OF being morticed and
brsced.
Cincinnati, Oct. 3.-Henry Lumhof /,
carpenter working il the 9th story Of /.
building IN process Of erection on Win,
street, below Fourth; missed bis footing ant
Was precipitatsd to the pavement. Hi
death was instantaneous.
Indiauapolts, Oct. S.-The mangled bod,
of James Hefernsn, conductor on the In
diauapolls and St. Louis road, was fouu.
early this norning near Witt station west Q
Terre Hauts on the Indianapolis and 81
Louis railroad. It u supposed he 'fel
through between the cars Of hlss train. 81
died while being brought TO NATION.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
rr.E NEWS.
n,.tressisg Accident at Michigan
County Fair.
The Flow Of Gold from Europe to the
uaitsd States Continues With
out Abatement. 8 '@ -
TELecRAPHyc eREvIIlEs'
THE CINCINNATI STRIKE.

Cincinnati, Oct. . -At = uieetiug Of
striking cabinet uakcIs this morning two
arm, sent In cn,n,nunicA'nns agreeing 10
pay the nfieen per ecu. vi vance sde'Ds n.ie.t. j.
The ceutrsl furniture company refuses to
pay the advance. The employees ut Her
sham y Co, held meeting this sftetnooo
and appointed \ commtttee To- Wait 0n the
propriet0rs to eudeavor t0 make IN am!cable
sdjus' ment of wages. Tue union msnsxers
appointed q committee to wait on upnuers
snd furuishers Of Mitchell & Rsmn.l'shurR
and demand that they sha.t cesse work. A
demand was also made upon ut memhers
of the cabinet makers union n"w VI work
that have not received 40 advance I, cease
work. The c0opers have all resumed work
without obtaining an advance. ~.
ARRIVALS.
New York, Oct 3-Arrived: Steamship
Main from Bremen, and Rotterdam from
Rotterdam. G ,S& A<S&
Boston, Oct. 3.-Arrived: S.esm.hip
Helvetia from Antwerp.
ARRIVAL OF GOLD.
New York, Oct. 3.-The steamshiT
Maine from Europe, brought 81 ,0o2. 800 il
gold coin.
THE STRIKING CABINET MAKERS.
Cincinnati, Oct. 3.-About 800 cabine
makers met in their hall this .. N. Tws
frms sent communications announcing tina
they would pay the advance. Acomnitte'
Of twenty four vas appointed to wait upor
the non striking wofkingmen morning
noon and night until they Joined the move
ment. The president OF the union sen
dispatches to New York, Chicago, St. Loui
and Louisville. warning laborers not Il
come here for work.
PAID FoR TRANSPORTATION.
New York, Oct. 3-The Pacific Mai
Steamship company paid to-day $4,000
cash to the Panama railroad company
which makes $500, 600 paid on this accouu
since May 2Sth. ~ &. e-, j4l
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FOREIGN.
HUNGARIAN DIET.

HUNGARIAN DIET.
Pesth, Oct. 3-The Hungarian diet as'
semblsd Yesterday. N>s&
- % ALLAYINo. EXCITEMENT.
Philliphopolis, Oct. 3-Aleko Pashn d
making tour Of eastern Roumelia 70 allay
excitement there.
PROPOSED VISIT.
Vienna, Oct. 3.-The impression 10 that
Gortschackof will visit Bismsrck during
autumn. The idea Of such an interview
originated at the meeting of emperors d
Alexandria.
RETURN OF ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Hamnerfest, Oct. 3-Ths Dutch Arcti,
expedition has returned after penetrating y
far - Francis Joseph land.
RETURN OF ExrLoRERs.
Lspdon, Oct. 3,-Msjor Chard and Sur
geon Reynolds ot Rorkss drit South AtIic'
fame, arrived at Portsmouth, yestsrday. Th,
Duke Of Cambridge. commander 10 chiei
and other distinguished ,o6icers welcomed
and congratulated them.
BOWERS WAITING LRTTERs
~ London, Oct. 2.-Elliott. replying I
Boyd's letter, says that previous to cha
longing Hanlon be offered 10 row any on
In the world tut Hanlon, but Boyd did ne
come forward.
SEEKING 4 RECONCILIATION.
London, Oct. 8.-Asny eminent Bon
partis,s have arrived hear 10 eudeavor /,
eff-c, reconciliation between Ex.Empre'
Euxenis and Prince Jerome Napoleon
~ ARnYAL FEED. III
Arch Duke Alhrech,, Geld msrshsl o.
inapsc,or general Of the Austrian army "a
'esdcr ri the military parry, gave . dlnu
10 Coun, Andfsssv ~ Wei,burg. This 70
~ regarded a. . contradiction al tho rumn
tnse The military ynrty IL sdvetss 10 I
nas'''" 6efmsa uudsrs,and,ps
AvoaAN vEkLiKu
esele. Oct s.-tass. Hughes hsiss
fsseaed k6slss lshilsAc 90 ,Ae soth
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SPORTING.
The Seore in the California Pedestrian
Content.

1he Seore in the California Pedestrlam
pa, "a Contest. fss
San Francisco. Oct, 3.-Score a, 8, q. m.-
Rozenham. 81 Blake. Withdrawn; Wilcox,
49, Callahan, lO4; Merri6eld, lO4; Thon.
sznn, 96; California Boy, a.; Uddin, 93 i,
Chenowitll. 100 sMurdock. lOl Allen, lOl;
Vance. 1l2; McGinn,. 90; Mstteson. 80:
Meany, l03 Dewey; 30; Evans, "a Dunn,
80; Wilson, 90; Francois, 81; Stewart,
lOl Harmon. So; Duplerala, lOl; Co, mi
chaei, ll2; Heelley, IS; Santo, SO; Scott
l0S: Rajed, "a; Bowa,sn, III; Lee, 80;
McLennan, ll2; Cannon, 49,; Ferguson
l04; Wagner, 76; Greene, 90; Berger
Is !; Brooks, 81 Mcintyre, 1876; Curtis. los
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

What is the use Of gunms.g it when DR..
Dix, at his Office in Sawyer's block is In
serting the Best QUALITY Of artificial teeth
at fifteen dollars pei gel, reports to the contra
~ Notwithstanding.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
ADMIRALTY SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by yir-
mas issued out of the district
court In and for the second judicial district, Da-
kota territory, exercising the jurisdiction Of a
district court Of the United States upon a libel
therein filed by Helen A. Peck and John H .
Charles, owners: and Henry j. Kiug. master. Of
the steamboat Fontenelle, against the cargo Of
maratlme upon claim for salvage and upon All
interocutory order for sale of said cargo entered
therein BY said court on the 3rd day Of October,
A. d. 1879, to me directed and delivered and now
in my possession I shall on Wednesday, the 6th
day Of October. A. d. 1879 at the hour Of O'Clock
A. N. at the leyes in the city Of Yaukton, D.: I;
near the foot Of Pearl street. proceed to sell al
Of said cargo to the highest and best bidder iol
cash. Said cargo consisting Of groceries and va
rious kinds of merchandise having been dam
aged by water. and most damaged and likely to
detertOrate most rapidly In value will be mrs!
exposed for sale and said sale will be continued
from day to day until all of said cargo not taken
on stipulation BY the claimants shall be sold In
| accordance with the requirements Of said writ
and order of sale.
JOHN b. RAYMOND,
Z. S. Marshal, Dakota Territory
ByC +. RDMCNDs,
Deputy
| Yankton, D. r.. Oct. 3rd, 1879.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
DIsORDER IN CHIN,

London, Oct ga dispatch dated VAL
paraia1, Sept 9th, says il Is reported that
the Chilians, before the evacuation Of Colo.
ma, sacked and burned the place. Chilians
have msis raids into Bolivia, beyond Con-
chss Blancas, destroying jcommissary and
ordinance supplies and seizing, horses and
carts. It ia reported that Peru has suspend
ed payments from the treasury and prohib.
tied the expectation Of silver.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

Col. Vin.on, the well-known temperance
lecturer, Of Wisconsin, will address the peo.
pie Of Yaukton at the Congregational church
next Sunday night, Oct. 1879, at the usual
hour. Everybody come and hear one Of
the ablest men of our land.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indircretions Of youth, nervous weak
nesa, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., l
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South Ameri.
@. Send self addressed envelope to the
Rev: JOSEPH T. ISMAS, Station d, Ne.r
York City.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

shilliogs per quarter. Maize and barley
were also in good request At pence advance.
Sales Of English wheat last week, 14.lS6
quarters At 4G shillings 8 pence against TO-
79l last year at Al shillings pencs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

It is no jake about ,ha. pe,rifed @, s,er.
1t can be seen at the Press and Dakotsiau
Office, but if you should require uopetrified
oysters step fsw doors sbnve and call on
Jenkineor.
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The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved 10 location one door north of Ed
mund's and Wynn's bank.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET.
New York, October 3.
Money-Eaay, soc per cent.
Government's-Firm.
Stocks-Irregular.
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TAKE. NOTICE.

Fresi, Baltimore Oysters received every
day at
WALTER II. CARTS.
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English, Scotch and American cuttings at
HACKER 4 GREBE.
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FIRE.

New York, Oct. "a fire in q tin toy
about $30, 900; partially insured.
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Free Lunch every morning 1T Fred
Lerch's Brewery Hall, Third Street, between
Cedar and Broadway.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-03

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Nav, To.
bacco
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, October 3.
FLouR-Shade stronger.
WHEAr-Firm for spring; 1@lc better
for winter. No. spring 1922.
RyE-Scarce, firm, 79c.
CoRN-53@54c.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
OATs-Firm. Mixed western 353 SEC
white 36@4Oc.
PoRK-Higher, 1925.
LARD-Rather easy, unchanged.
BEEr-Quiet.
BurTER-Unchanged.
WHsKEY-steady, $l.1o.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, October g.
WHEAr-Firm, higher. No. 2 red win
ter sl:lo@1.1o!; .prine $l.055 each
SLOTS November $l;9o4 December.
CoRN-Firm shxde higher, 37Ac cash
36f November 37s.
OArs-steady. 27c cash; 27tc Nove,n
Der.
RYE-Strong, 59!c.
BARLEY-Firm, 72c cash 73c October.
PoRK-Strong, higher $3.50 cash
$8 so November; 1872 bid January.
LARD-$615& cash cash October 1926
$500 bid November.
WHIsKY-$1 OS.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, October 3.
WHEAT-4@1c higher. Hard $l.Os
No. l, $l.07; No. 2, $l.054 cash $40
November $l.092 December. No. 3, 99l
No. 4, 924c.
CoRN-373c.
OA1s-263c.
RYE-Higher-8lc.
BARLEY-664c.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

Ten ID A sugar ST. @
Eleven ID G .uga, ST..
Twelve ib B sugar 81. atJ:E Bruc.s
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September. Tho governor Of that place
furnished him with supplies. The tribes
profess friendship for the British, but arc
bitter against Yskooh Khan.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
BELOW.
Bark Florida (Nor), Klein. from Waterford Oct 10.
CLEARED.

Steamer City Of Limerick Br. Lochead. Liverpool via
Steamer Main Ger. Barre. BrOmen via southampton
steamer Henry Edge Belg) Eyler Antwerp via Hsvre-
steamer " A schoson tDuteh, Wis. Rosterdam-Funch.
Steamer Gamma rl. Leddcoas. Pointa-Pitrs. Bsrba-
steamer Niagara, Curtis Mavana-J E Ward 4 Co.
nandns@6 - Sii' Salie9s s" Co s's'n' VI"
steamer State Of Texas Nickerson Galveston via Key
Steamer KnicEefbocker Kembls, Now orleans-clark &
steamer City of Macon. Kempton, savannah-George
steamer CITY of Atlanta. woodhuil. Charleston-J W
Steamer Gulf Stream, Ingram. Wilmington. NC-wm
RiehnondSold Dominion stoam:iip Co. -. N
Steamer Richmond. stevens, West Point, va-old Do
steamer John Gibson Young. Georgetown, DC via Alex
steamer AlvAh .(B). Murray Norfolk, va-vernonlI
Steamer sarah shesSin PhiadoiDhsIJ . Roberts.
Ship Manue. Llaruno, Pendleton. YokohamA-salter
Bark George Treat. Pendleton, Adelaide-Mailler 4
Pettingill Pettngill Anjier for orders-Miller
Bark Rhenhold tGer) Gerlach. Hull. E-Funch, Edye
Bsr ssen s As,se Rnss
Bark Chatotte Alexandra Csw, samuolson, Trieste
Benham. Boyesen. Pickering 4 Co.
Bark Wellington tBr) Glare. Havre-James W Elwell
Bark Balkan tAus>, sterk, Lisbon-slocovich L. Co.
Bark Superbo (Aus), Glavan Ancona-SlocOvich Co.
Brig Alice Bradshaw (Br), Sanford. Exeter, E-J
Whitney * Co.
Brig The Charley Br). CANNON Almeria-P Nevius
Brig Flying Cloud d3r) Kynn, st John. NB-scamme
Bros
schr Addie G Bryant, Stubs, savanna-a-Msr-Mait-
land, Phelps 4 Co.
Schr W II Gard. Foss Jacksonv e-Warren Ray
Schr NJ Tyler. Curtis. Richmond. va-Henry = Havens
schr Mott Haven, Collins Calais. Me~Jsd Frye 4 Co.
Schr Enterprise. Robinson. Boston-Charles living
Schr VIM II Bowen, McDaid. Dighton. Mass-J G Rob-
Nchr W d Mangum, Chase, Proviaence-I Eager
Schr Maria + Hearn. Clark, ,Norwalk-Rackett Bro
Schr Alice Scranton. Crowley. New Haven-H Doyle.
Schr Charles Northom, Mahoney Orient, I-Rackett
K Bro
Sloop Emperor, Dewick, New Haven't Doyle.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23

York
schr G W May, Haskell. Providence for New York
schr Maria l. Hall. Sweet Portland. CT for New York
schr Leon. Hub5s bridgeport for New York.
Schr Watchman. Robins Norwich for New York. -
schr Black Diamond smith, New Haven for New YORK.
sehr Forest Oak, Parker, New Haven for Baltimore
The following. which detained of the HERALD Tel
egraph station at Whitestone Ii and before reported
passed IN AN ;.schrs Mndora, Daniel Norris Hull.
Gale, Fawn, and PearsaL
BOUND EAST.
schr Lousburg (Br, Day; New York for st Jonn; NIB.
Brig Ysdora Ronda (Br) Chase New York for Portland
Schr VIM Richie New York for Boston.
Schr Matthew Vasser, Jr Chase. New York for New Bed
ford
schr John Lozier Tisdale New York for Taunton.
Schr BENJAMIN English Chase New York for Wareham.
Sch Franklin Pierce, Kidd New York for Now London.
Schr Marion. Clark. New York tor Clinton, CT
Schr Sallie Burton, Burey, New York for Stamford.
Schr Morning Star, Lynch Hoboken for Derby. Ct
schr Nette Dobbin. Falkngham. Port johnson for
Schr q + Brown Marshall Port John son for Stamford
Schr Fannie Butler. Warren, Amboy for Portland. Me-
Schr Samuel Hart Holbrook, Ambov Tor Boston.
Schr Geo Markle Williams, Amboy for Newburyport
Schr 4 Oakley Newman, Amboy for Norwich.
Schr Eagle. Robins. Philadelphia for Apponaug
Schr James Martin. Brown. Philadelphia for Boston-
Schr Charlie Stedman Reed Philadsphia for bingham.
Sailed Hart Island Roads AM brigs Eliza (Br Me-
Mutt, from New York for Newcastle Terra Nova r),
Parker. do for Halifax Ms Martha Berry do for Port
land Me- schrs SBaird r) Thcal DO for 81 John NIB
also all other vessels which had been kept back by the
late northwesterly gales
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
XEwBURYPoRr. Nov el- Arrived. .leamo. achilles

BssSp S1s rhinlsaephis = nS -.
Clifford rhaesiphss s ssan ,, James MsIars r,,s fai
naSasy samo1s Iaey Sas Freeman
Prsvneetown for Sew ~ York r.,,,
PM-Arrived New Jersey pilot boat D Harrison No 3.
10th lost 6s;.y put in for new one and Cor piioss and
schr Hattie Perry, Chase Philadelphia sss
NEW HAVEN. Nov 2l-Arrived schrs Lucy Graham.
Smith rsr, Johnson Lizzie Raymond lord AmSoy;
fSsf sss Fsi sas rss9 A%e0
Pr,ekara San Franciseo sehr L Beebo Eschen, Lytte
FORT BLARELy. Nov I4--sailed, bark Eureka, Nord-
PAscAGouLA. SGy vl,, vls,.Arrived, schs. Indianola.
INF Gi.aDs HHi',%st sos bark r.u B
s sos,as rsSn Msr
bark Franeiseo G1,gao Br, James saYaa; brig Nellie
gor: 4 4 Baoeoek. Smith. Gloucester W simmons.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wyoming Tea, savannah: virgins.
cisas siaas s %aass New Ysrf %e",own Nils % Salem;
ks @ snp 2Sssn q Thsm ssns
@ Gst.n isS ssSps nss sc Prosasase BsSc"ss.
sailed-steamers Roman. Allentown, Virginia. and
psIAwAnE BnrAxwArrn. Nov 81, AM-Passed out,
steamer Give B, Urquhart Philadelphia for Liver.
PM-sailed, bark Gudvang NOr salvesen rom LIsOon).
2saArrlysd. ships HRnanna Gr, Webster Antwerp;
Passed up-Barks Giacomo Mortola UtaD Olvari, from
Sunderland: Talisman (Br). Baker frcm Leith
sailed-Barks Italia dab, Terro from st vncent. New
York; Fannie L Cam (l,r, Cam from Calais, Phadel-
Phs ads ws w 9rS% y.an 0 RiSd% Ly%s%
dro ro% CAR card DO: XrS%nta sr dro@ bansirk,
foRTLAND Nov si-Arrived schr Hyne. OTIS Bath for
Cieared-schrs N Miller. Lewis, New York; Winner.
PROVIDENCE. Nov ai-Arrived. steamer Catharins
Whiting Harding. Phlndelphia: schrs Martha Welsh,
Burdge Philadephia; Trudel, Grace do; UniSn Fa%-
saiied-schrs Matte Rulon, Ralon Georgetown. DC:
South Amboy; b Cowperthwaite. Lampher. Hoboken.
RICHMOND, Va Nov 20-Arrived steamer Wyanoke,
Havens Pierce: Moonlight Lemons; George Mills Tel
lerson, ard Maggie d Hart Hart, do.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 14-Arrived, bark Samosst.
22d-Cieared ship Alameda Otis Liverpool
SAVANNAH. Nov 2l-Sailed, bark Lacy Duferin (Br).
Havre -
22d-Arrivod, steamer Gato City Daggctt, New York.
Ceared.steamer Irene Norris tBr) Moiat, Barceona
Geo Appold Loveand Baltimore; Juniata Philadephia
VINEYARD HAyEN Noy 3o,.Arrived, steamer Berks.
man. Styles Richmond Va for Boston; Herman Babson,
Lawson. Phiadslphia for Glcucester Maria l. Davis,
Chase Dennsport for New York. Ira Lariener Stewart,
for rhiladephia; Whip Coombs do for Jackson
Vile.
2ist-Arrived brig Stockton, Allen, Port johnson
Boston: schrs g Baird (Br), Theali Hoboken for st
John: Candor Br) Gidert. Perth Amboy for Halifax.
WAREHAM Nov i9-Arrived schrs Eclipse Dickerson.
Troy. NY: Angler, Besse. New York:
WESTERLY, Nov l9-Arrived schr NJ + Webb, Brown.
Saied-schrs Perine: :ssson and Mlie Frank, ,Edwards
WEXFORD. Nov 2i-sailod, schr Almon Bacon, Petty.
New York.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
MISSISSIPPI RIVER COMMISSION.

ST. LOUIS. No.. Nov. %. 1879.
The Mississippi River Commission finished up
their business here this forenoon and left on the
United States steamer General Barnard for New Or
leans. They will inspect the river route. and that
their observations may be complete as poss
BILE. Will travel only during daylight. lying
up ut the bank wherever night
takes them. They will meet the now survey
ing party which they ordered into the field
last Thursday survey the west bank of the river
below Helena, at Memphis on the 27th inst, and
give them definite instructions as to their duties.
At Memphis. Vicksburg. Natchez and other of the
larger cities the river. they will invite river
pilots local engineers and Others to give their views
probably reach New Orleans about December 6. and
will then 20 down to the Gulf.
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Noy 2I-ssied, etaamer g Knight
Now York schrs II Wilton, Boston; Eiien Tobin. Al
BosTON. Nov 2i-cleared, schr Nina A Reed. Nash
aad7Srriyod steamers Seren: Boar;s New York. Nep
.ss :s%s ssT5y s'ssi RssS
ClssrsdIs;teamsrs Bohsmisn B Grundy LivsrpSol
YORK: bark Mystic Tie BD. Patterson, wi@iast.n. ~;
STSi ., f;d Annie y nsa
'esr ss,%s 1Sns! rsr;.n B,Ssswsn G B.moro
Ms;asSen Srl Garrett iysrpo"i Norman Nisssfson,
sEcas s.rs sS Nellie .ssss sp
nowl sopcr Bath Mary stowe. Anderson Albany; sali
CIearoa-BarE Liys Oak dp. stillwe Belfast; sehrs
ERCd"s r45ss syss nsoet
s" S" % Rp
Covert ,Br Dublin brig" Many Rice Porns%pueo Paeias
Nsr BayonnS Sullivan, Boston; -, 49,, ,,..-.,,
@ ss erRy AsrF c
New YORK Caribou tsr vrie Rio Jsneiro: Msrqas
q Lorns Ir, Irvine L,ys,pS0l sshrs Calvin ar, BAKER
Godfrey SS HAITI. Kelsey, Randall, do Gen" Spin
:T: i%sst : i:t %:s
Minerva Ssr, nSss;eaSsSl from mi Eona.S a' '' '
rsns,. sses, Tasisy Lverpool ship Edith Troop B',.
Smith ST Narare; 6arks Rosetta uiaI Costa Queens.
R",crda%: Elise Ma,2ilde nod sanasrsen Bordcsax:
Finland dsus kortman. Cork: Boiiver uaD, Asscrcto.
BXNGoR, Noy ?o--clcarcd. schr Maud Webster. Chip
BATH Nov 2i--sailed schrs Harriet Thomas vancesf
porci9s M.'S or.r. s~ rhp op
Mnrvie, snow, for Philadelphia
CALCASIEU. Nov 15-Ciearcd, schr Adolph Flake,
Snow. Tampico.
.cHARLhsToN. Nov 22-Arrivcd, steamer q Clyde,
Crowell. New York.
CIeared-Brig Urbana tsp) Durali. Barcelona:
saicd-Steamers Charleston. Bcrry. New York: Ash
land Nelson Philadelphia bark Ueoja Nor Beaufort,
q; brig virgencs tSpl. Barcelona ..
GALVESTON Nov 2l-Arrived. brIgs Breidablik CNcr).
Nielsen. Liverpool Azha tNorl. Hanger. do. -,
Cleared-Ships Senator Weber rj Forbes, liverpooi
Aigomc tBrl Grovcs. do; bark Hampton Court der)'
Krnsc Havre .
-JACKsONvILLE. Nov 2i-Arrived, schr Fioronce a
Lillian. Smith Now York. . 80.
LU BEG Nov 17-Sailed, scbr Emma n Smaey fike
New York. 80 -,
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 22-Arrivcd. steamer Alice Br
George, Liverpool: New Orleans, lIaIsey New YORK.
Cleared-seamers Algcrs Hawhorn New norf; s Sw,i,
tBr Gibson Eoval; ship Iron Cross t!sr, hnnan
Liverpool; bark Excelsior (Sw). Uorkgen LONDON; orig
Swift tNor), Arnoldsen. Bristol. -. -,
tai London. u... .
NORFOLK. Nov 1o--Arrivcd, schr John IL i Moore Cup
per, New York -,
saied-schrs James vedren, Lovcland, and Harry !
Wood, Curtis lanes River to load for New YORK
22d-sasd steamer Lady Lyestt br). hras LivsrpooLl
The New York herald., 1879-11-23
A BREWERS POOL.

CINcISsATI. Ohio. Nov. %. 1870
The Commercial win publish an article tomorrow
the consolidation of all the brewing interests this
city The brewers have been holding frequent secret
meetings recently. and it is reported that
they have determined to merge all the separate
interests in one gigantic brewing company. with a
capital of Ss.0o0.0o0 The different breweries will
be transferred to this COMPANY and viii be paid for
in stock. The company. through its officers. will
then control all the business. 1t is stated that some
such action was necessary. for competition had cut
prices so low and the obtaining of customers had
become so expensive that the profit to the separate
breweries eaten up II the scheme is consum-
mated ii will revolutionize one of Cncinnatis most
extensive interests and brewers say produce better
beer.