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raded the streets here this morning. Eur
liner relnforcements have arrived. and no
frcsn disturbances have occurred. IL is
thought the Government intends TO remove
the prisoners to Dublin for trial instead OF
trying them at the County Assizea.
Davitt has felegraphed to New Castle that
he will attend the monster meeting at Glas-
cow.
4 larger number Of magistrates are on
the bench to-day than hitherto. Killen's
examination is proceeding. Davitt and
DAILY are present as spectators.
Foreign Notes.
EDINBURGH, November 2S.-Mr. Glad
stone, on receiving Liberal address here,
made long speech. He insisted that the
dissolution Of Parliament ought TO have
taken place ere now, but said that the Gov
eminent abstains therefrom because 1t
knows that the country is against it, and
also because 1t desires to be free for year
to give. England and Europe new sur"
prises.
LONDON, November GA dispatch from
CabuI to the Standard says the weather
there is very cold, the thermometer mark
ing 200 OF frost. Most Of the European
troops are sheltered in nuts.
Communication by telegraph with Cabnl
and Candahar is now open, and the morn
ing papers here publish dispatches from
both those points dated yesterday.
A dispatch from Rome to the Times says
the Empress Of Russia, whose ill-henlth
suggested her removal from Cannes to Flo
renee, has been obliged 10 postpone her
journey on account OF increased sickness.
A correspondent OF the Daily Ne17s at
St. Petersburg says: 'Tbe Golos pub
fishes leading editorial articles showing =
marked change OF feeling here towards.
Persia. Evidently the relations between
the two countries are not on cordial or
friendly footing. The tone OF the Gotos s
articles seems to con firm the recent intelll-
gence of an understanding between Eng
land and Persia, and of the tendency OF the
latter to throw in her lot with England
rather than with Russia"
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/ panic ll a Church.
Sudden AND ALMOST TRAGIC END or a RELr.
GroUs DISCUSSION AT w4YNEsBoRo'.

Gf0Us DISCUSSION AT wAYNEsBoRo,.
Especial, 10 the Americana
SIS WAYEEsBoRD', PA, November 25.- The
religious discussion upon the question: OF
baptism between Lutheran and Thinker
Baptist ciergynen, in the Lutheran church
at this place, came 10 almost tragic end
last night by a panic, which resulted in the
severe injury OF several Of the congrega-
ton. though none of the injuries are likely
to prove fatal. This discussion had att
tracsed the greatest possible interest, and
the church was picked. Scarcely had the
service begun when bench in the
church broke down with the weight
Of Its occupants. and the loud crack.
ing noise that it made gave rise 10
a foolish alarm and more foolish cry,
(" The building Is giving wayW The cry
was tnken up and passed from mouth TO
mouth, and in moment the entire congre-
cation was seized with panic. Cries and
shouts for help were heard in all directions.
and general rush and stampede were made
for the doors and windows. In. the confu-
sion the lights were extinguished, and the
darkness added to the general terror. The
clergy did all in their power TO calm the
people. but without effect, and to add to
the confusion the cry of fire was raised. In
the mad rush for the doors children and
women were knocked down and trampled
on, and it is almost miracle that the panic
was not attended with serious loss OF life.
Not until the church was entirely empty
was the panic aIlayed, and then The serious
results were realized. A number OF the
persons injured live in the country districts
about here, and il is impossible to give all
their names. Among the injured are the
following: Mrs. Weisley, arm broken and
otherwise injured; Miles Conan, bone bro
ken and shoulder dislocated; Henry G.
Fink, seriously hurt. One lady was thrown
into convulsions, and lies at the Washing
ton Hotel in critical condition. Rev. Mr.
Richardson, at Smithsburg, Nd, was
thrown down and trampIed upon and other
wise seriously injured. Several ladies' were
found IN dead faint, and taken to the ho-
tel in hacks. Mrs. Meis and two sons were
severely injured. 1t is supposed that some
fifteen or tw entv persons are more or less
injured, while great many are consldera-
Div bruised.
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Nonr te......-..- 0:4b r't'l'f........ o.oS
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 26, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Charlie Woisey LOngsrrecf, New York,
pig-irun, Chesaneakc and Ohio railroad.
Schooner Hattie Iurlls. CIouling, New YORK, salt.
Che apeake aud Ohio dock.
Schooner Eugene Borffa. OhbOrn, New YORK, saIts
chesapeake and Ohio dock.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, gnied States
mall. merchandise, and passengers l.. u. Tatun'
Schooner Sarah shnbcrt, stee'man, Hartford.
Conn. coal. Curtis Parker. ,-,.,-
Schooner Annie +. Moore. Philips, BaItiiGofe
viu james river lumber. Curtis 4 Parker.
cUsToM-noUsE REPORT.
Cpenred American brig Dauntless, Wiliam',
Rio Graude do sui. South America with $500 bar
Crenshaw Company.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Mary +. Simmons. Campbell passed
through Hell Gale November 24lb, bound for New
fi PTi ''' pEirmIA. November 24-Clearcd:
Schooner Helen Champion, Hess, for Petersburg
Va.
NORFOLK. November Zf.-The schooner CONF
merce. Perry master, from Richmond, bound 70
New. York. with cargo Of coai; carried a"ay ner
gear and port-rall forward Gurii the Storm
day or so sincc. and p';t In ms FORT III 'eaAi"c
condition, cnIIszned 10 +. W. Peed.
MAIgB0oA CARRIED AWAY.
NORFOLK. November 2G The schooner Sarah
CuiIcy. nderson master. from Georg"'own, d: e.
for lI0b0ken. N j.. wi cargo OF cos nut III lhis
bort Yesterday With Ecr malnooor cTIred away.
FoREToPM4Sr CONF.
NORFOLK. November 2f.-IEe schooner d. ~
Hli Davis master. from Pnila elphin, with coal 10
foretupnast goac, ~nich SHE lost during the Storm
BY telegraph.
BARK SUNK BY COLLISION.
LIVERPOOL. November 26-Arrlyed: Steamer
Lake Champaign, from Montreal and Quebec. Ins
Lake Clr,mplau came In col si0n with The bark p
j. Harland, from ArGrassan for New YORK, and Ihe
latter vessel was sunk. The crew were saved. ina
steamer had her bows daInitc
NEW York. November 26.-Arriyed: Italy,
Scytha. Wy ming, state or Aabsn Lesslbg, EoL.
out Nelson Helen Sands, Eeckar. iavarian, Lang
hurst The Bolivar. from New OrleaL $. Is slightly
damaged by coIt ion In the Mersry. Homeward
bound: Martin Luther, for Charleston; Forest, fop
Hamnton Roads; Jerub!m. for Wilmington: Atlanta
for Wilmington: Kong Oscar, for Pensacoin; AorH-
Ing Star. for Dariep.
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Ey .EeieESapEs
NEW YORK,


NEW YORK. November Rejection cary: sales,
$40 bales: uplands. 1896: Orleans, II O. &C.
sSuthern doui quiet: common to fair extra; 500
SGic. lower: closed steady: unsrsded Winter red.
Corn-Spots shade better; fuures a shade lower:
trade moderate; ungraded, 8l@eSc. Oats shade
unchanged and dull: redncd dali and easier; stand
aeS ESS s eaa:nes
dull: New Orleans. 4O@4sc.; Porto Rico, 25@36c-
Rice sey and asmnd nn verv nn 10
zs@ sSc.; unwasIed, 1896; Texas, i7@sse-
4o Slddes LARD @ and MODE
raely active. closing steady; prime steam. spot.
1896. Whtskey nominal at s1.lo@sl.17.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 26.-Flour Grm and in
ass So; extra. s525@se5o;. family. ae.6o@
ss25 City Mis- ~ xsugs;rhne ssas9S9 eHs
Parapsco family. rs. Southern wheat steady AND
@s1. As; amber, si.5o@sl go; No. M,ryiana.
s f 5Sa February y 81 .52asics South:
ern corn steady western dull: SOUTH IN white, 81
47c.: mixed wei,erp, 44a45c. Provisions qniet.
Mess DOrk, DIX. Observation-Disclosures
G1ar.; clear rib sides, exc: packed, 1905 and
H.. Bacon-Sh Shoulders, 5Gc.; clear rib sd%s. Sig:
SnR 9adle LaF ssar s aue aSet
l0Ec. Whiskey firm at $1.l3@fl.lsa. Freishts
quie'.
CINCINNATI. November 26-Flour active sud
firm at s6@$6.90., Wheat steady aud In good de-
a Ezra 1 sponF m o% ,u
and unchanged. Bacon dull and nominal. Green
s sH ssSSeF Ham, ssss7 crsr E9s Sss
active and firm. Sugar, quiet: hards llqllH:. !:
Nsw 0re1s ss sh Fm 9 ons4 mack
Ing. s4@&4.20: butchers: Sd 0@$4.25: recelps,
10000 head; shipments, I'll head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November 28.-F!our steady and Un-
new white, acc. mixed 40c. Oats quic ana steady:
white, SIC : mixed. 36c. Pork nominal. l.atd
strong eho;cc sIf nrrs sS s3r kr rb 81 S e
clear sides. 6hm6'sc.. for loose partly cured. Ba-
con nominal: sular-cured hams lo'sc. WhH KY
steady ut sl'o'' sr. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. November 20.-Four easier; double
extra. &5506Sj 65 /: tr. BILE extra, S5.75@s3: 30
family. sea SG.05 choice to fancy. SG.l Ggf6 90
Wheat opened higher bur closed on; No. red f'l,
sl.27'- cash. $1.30@sl.30k December. sl:33H:@,
s3t G%ra GeAsa gfer 0@5 ais m
32hc. cash. Whskey steady at sl;io Fork high ,t
er at sll. Lard easier at CSC Bmk, meals a"'I
and unchanged. Bacon noiDinnlly unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. November 26.-FloM nominally uit-
changed. Whear quiet hut firm /; No. red winter,
N2 Chicago SprGs sg eq Sa
: CHitago srrng. ~ os'i; rejcetcd, .lE@22c-
Corn quiet aud steady; 39Sa394c. December,
higher at Stub GD*l1. Lard In good d-mand and
tending up at *Gs0@sG 90; Bully meats steady ana
unchanged. Whskey steady and unchanged.
At Close Wheat moderately active and higher
81 2O9mSl 2Ok December. Corn and oats steady
ana unchanged Pork in good demand and sl!ioe
higher; Sl6.25 asked November, 81 .62iG DID JAN
uary. Lard Grmer and 2fc. higher.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH no THE DIspArtH.

H u = = - ! - . - y
rHg UTE COMMISSION; PROGRESS OF THE
PEACE NEGoTrATIONs-REP IN THE
CASE OF THE COLLISION BETWEEN THE
STEAMER CHAMPION AN D THE LADY OC-
TAvIA-PRoPosED CONSOLIDATION OF
THE CINCINNATI BEER-BREWING INTER-
INSTRUMENTATION CONCLUDED FOR
THE PURCHASE OF s25,0oo,ooo OF NEW
YORK CENTRAL sToCK-sTATlsTiCs OF
IMPORTATION AND EXPLORATION OF
MERCHANDISE, GOLD. AND sILvER-AP-
PREHENsIoNs REGARDING A MISSING
sTEAMER-MR. GLADsFoNE's VIEWS ON
THE DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT-IN-
TENSE COLD IN AFGHAEIsTAN-ILLNE
OF TIE EMPRESS OF RUssA-MARKED
CHANGE OF FEELING BETWEEN RUSSIA
AND PERSIA.
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The Utes.

PROBABLE SUCCESS OF THE HATCH COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON, November 26.-Secretary
Schurz to-day received the following:
Los Pinos, November 24.-We have in
formation that the Whte-Riyer Utes are on
their way. including Jack. We are now
Of opinion that we shall be successful in
carrying out your wishes-at all events we
have patience enough to try it. So far as
danger is concerned the commission have
not given that thought. They must take
their chances. HATCH, Commissioner"
CONTRADICTORY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FEARED.
DENVER, COL, November 26.-Los Pinos
dispatches state that up TO Monday the hos.
tile Indians had not returned. Ouray said
the hostiles were arming. evidently fearing
trouble. The commission do not expect to
accomplish much more. 1t is reported that
the plans OF the campaign are already ar
ranged. One column is to ma. ch from Milk
river, one from Utah, and two from the
south. The Commission is still barricaded
and prepared to resist any attack.
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CUTICURA.
NUTICURA,
The GREAT SKIN CURE,
THE MOST HEALING, SOOTHING, AND RE
FRESHING EXTERNAL APPLICA-
TON IN THE WORLD.

II rapidly heals Ulcers, Old Sores, and Discharg-
ing Wounds: Itching Piles and other Itching atlec-
atYoI ding unspcakabie qualification to thousands;
Burns, Scaids. Wounds. ana Testers; all Itching
and Scaly EruptionS of the skin. and all Affections
Of the Scalp, Including Loss of Hair. Nothing like
1t has ever been known to the most intelligent ply
sicIans. II has swept host of poisonous remedies
out of existence. II is revolutionary in its compo-
sirion and mode Of treatment. and succeeds In curing
every external affection. At every stage It Is ably
ITSELF incidentally, and at the same time the most
delightfully."- fragrant and refreshing Toilet, Bath,
and Nursery Soup in existence.
CUTICURA RESoLvENT: a powerful purifying
agent and liver stinulant. should be taken 10 neu-
triilize and resolve away blood poisons, caused by
the virus OF scrofuia. cancer, canker, malaria or
contagious Ill eases, which maintain and foster dis
eases Of the Skin and Scalp.
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Imports and Exports.

WASHINGTON. November 26.-The state
ment furnished by the Bureau OF Stats.
tics shows that the total excess Of exports
over imports OF merchandise during the
months OF September and October, 1870.
was $61, 27S, 1000, as against an excess during
the corresponding period last year OF S4S,-
100000. The value OF exports for the
month Of October, 1879, was greater than
during any previous month in the history
of the country. The excess OF imports over
exports OF gold and silver from July 1St to
November 22d amounted to more than $685.
600 900
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GOODs,d

T BOTTOM PRICES.
500 boxes No. i FULL.COUNT FIRE-CRACK-
Frs;
500 cases q and 3-pound TOMATOES and
PEACHES;
% boxes new LEGHORN CITRON;
10 barrels new rURRASTS:
100 boxes new LAYER RAlSISS:
100 boxes new VALENCIA RA1SINS;
1000 CARTHAGESA Coz OANUTS:
100 bushels prime PEANUTS.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
no PC 1412 Main street.
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
- T.. POWERS. No. 1913 Maih street.
1000 boxes full. count FIEE-CRACKERS.
800 cases three pound cans TOMATOES ana
PEACHES,
100 boxes LAYER RAISINS.
100 boxes VALENCIA RAlSINS.
5 tlerces CHOICE NEW CURRASTS.
no 25-eOd2w
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

orrrCp SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC CHARITIES
VIZ i'N ALMsuOusE BUILDING,
RICHMOND, VA, September "a, 1879.
nI,ABOR EXCHANGE" HAS BEEN
II ESTABLISHED, under the supervision OF the
nrdersipped for the purpose of obtaining WORK lor
:hc nei ployrd and homes for INDECENT children OF
this city. o,,rrfr u,c ppEN
oppgELD I'm connection with the department OIL
on.iIoor Poor" where applications of those seek
INC emnoyment and those desiring 10 employ per-
prcnns representing various trades and occupa-
,,ons are now registered for employing
Tho e in want Of SERVANTS, LABoEEhf ,I' T M
are requested to call at or correspond WILL 'N''
Office. ,.-o, ..SrrpFRJNTES-
Va = marked LABOR EXCHANGE
Fh'' hAi"~N CHARLES p. BIGGER.
seo4-3m Superintendent of Public Charitles.
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TOLLINS'S VOLTAIC

Y ELECIRIC
Placed over thu centre Of the nervous forces, the
nit of the stomach they furnish the absorbentS with
that marvellous vitalizlng and restorative agency,
Electricity. united with the curative properties OF
our own fragrant Balsains and Pine. For Weak and
Sore Lungs. Palpitation of the Heart Painful Md
news Liver-Comp plant, Bilious Collie, Weak Stomach
and Bowels Rheumatism. Neuralgia, and Sciatica,
they are the best remedy III the world.
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Gigantic Negotiations for the Pur-
chase Of Railroad Stock.

NEW YORK, November 26.-It is officially
announced this afternoon that the negota
tons pending for some time past between
foreign and domestic bankers, represented
by DrexeI, Morgan & Go. and j. E. Morgan
& Co.. OF London, aid W. 81. Vanderbilt,
for the purchase OF S25,000,000 OF New
York Central stock were successfully con-
cluded to-day. It is understood that the
bankers take S15,000,000 now, with the
option OF S10,000,000, at 1.20.
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SALT RuEUM.
LIFE BURDEN FROM THE sUFFER1SGs CAUSED
DY THIS TERRIBLE DISEASE.

Messrs. Weeks & Potter Gentemen,-Please
accent INV NEST grateful thanks for the great.
great comfort have received from The use OF your
CUTICURA.
For the past eight or nine years have been trou-
bled with that dreadful disease Salt Rheum.
For months would be hepless-my very life
burden TO Inc.
have used everything in the shape eff medicine,
both external and Internal, but with no effect.
My hands were In u terrible condition, Tue Dacks
of them being all raw, and Thought would try
CUTICURA. -
tried 1t, and 10 1t was as II a miracle had been
performed. for will take my oath that IN three APP
pltcations my hands were as smooth as new. born
Babes >.
I presume there are hundreds, If not thousands,
who know Of my case. among whom there may be
some similarly afflicted. and If so would carn-
estly ADVISE nina 10 give CUT1CURA Trial.
Yours, very thankfully,
A. D. BAKER,
Ticket Agent G.. s. Z. Il.
DETROIT JUNCTION, DETROIT, MICH, January
80, 1879.
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A GRATEFUL LETTER.

nessrs. JTeeks G. Potter: Gentlemen,-Hav-
ing bcen troubled FOR many years with the Teller
or Salt Rheum. and spent many hard-earned dol
lar I was given a tIial OF your CUT1CURA. and,
thank God. my hands are well. never had any
thing do me good IKE that.
You may put this in the paper and welcome, ana
may H. do some o. her poor sufferer The tame good
Il has done me! / am well known here. having
lived here almost fifteen years and kept boarders
for q living, and sometimes my heart was sore,
thinking l would have 10 give up altogether with
nv sore hands. and having SMALL family to take
care of but OH thank God nay hands are well; SO
| again return thanks.
Yours respectfully,
L1TTLEToN, n. H., May 80, 1878.
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The CUr1cURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS x POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, soy
Washington street. Boston, and are ior saie Dy all
6r1Ircists Price of CUTIcURA: Small boxes, 5Oc. !;
large boxes, containing two and one hall times the
Quantity of small, IL. REsoLVENT. 81 per bottle.
nSS. my
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.

NOTE ON CHICKERING'seE5
u PIANOS FROM MR. SULLlvAS,m y,
a uabe don't Know which impressed me most
lis bower and souorty Us tender deeacy Mn
regard to lis touch no pianist could nGE aIy naed
san 10 do congratulate you upon iI!roducins
SUCH n spIendd instruments IN Esgland" the ABOVE
- , aIarS EpI NcS, PiANO.FOR Among the
cCn HiTnsdh and refined CHICKERING'S PIANOS
era nrererred for their perfect purity OF tohe'
wei as great Jul WoODHoUsE { PARHAa;;
no Is H..nMoHN
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MURDER TRIAL POSTPONED. - Ha tveston,
November ga di'patch from Marshall
says: The case OF The State against curry.
for the murder OF Porter, was again posi-.
posed until April on account OF the aD'
tancs al. witnesses for the prosecution. a
.fina' of $500 each was entered against Barry
more. Miss Cummings, and Harvey, they
hsyins forfeited their recognizances.
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,Longshoremen's Strike Ended.

NEW YORK, November 6-The strike Of
the Brooklyn 'longsborcmen is virtually
ended. Messrs Woodruff Il Mclean. the
largest employing firm, agreed to-day to
pay the men at the rate OF twenty-five cents
Der hour.
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RilEtard.Natch.

RESULT OF NEW YORK GAME.
NEW YORK, November 26.-The tie for
the fourth and fifth prizes in the Collender
billiard tournament last nlght-game being
500 points up-was won by DAILY, GARNER
scoring 400.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

ri l.. ALFRIEND
! . UATE OF THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON.,
AGENT OF ~
COMMERCIAL UNION Ass TRANCE COMPA-
NY OF LONDON,
NORTH GERMAN FIRE.INSURASCE COMPA-
NY OF HAMBURG. and
ORIENT MUTUAL (MARINE) INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
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BAITIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, November 26, 1879.


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT - White 336 bushels. Red, 3,032 BUSH
els: Of winch 1922 bushels We're re.cXhlbiicd.
CORN White. 34i bushels Mirtd Sd bushels.
OATS-2l4 bushels.
FLOUR.-l2 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 46 bushels prime ats l.52; so
bushels at IL so: 40 bushels good At $3.50: 90
bushels very good at 153-total 1886 bushels. Red.
10 bushels very COOL Lancaster NJ Sl.55; 1853
bushels Lancaster ut $3.50: 90 bushels Lancaster
at 1850: so bushels prime Lancaster at bl53:
so bushels mixed at 81 so; 7l2 bushels mixed at
al SO: 4O4 blshe's mixed at $3.50: 800 bushels
mixed at IL 40: 1872 bushels mixed at $l.42; 80
bushels Funz at 81: IS: Is bushels common Full z
at 1925: 1SS bushels good Fulz 1t Sl.3S: 80
bushels good Fultz 81 40; 20 bushels fair Fnllz
at $40; so bushels good Fuz a! $l.4O; 1t4
bushels good FultZ At S1.40; 8 bushels Fultz at
SIPS: 80 bushels very good tuz at 81 ~; 80
bushels prime Ful'z at Sl.45: 40 bushels Fuz as
sl.3s: bushels Fultz at $1.32: 26 bushels Fullz
1T Sl.37; Oh bushels Fultz 1T 81 81; 20 bushels
Fultz II ST %: 80 bushels good FutZ at 81 40; b6
bushels good Fultz mt Sl42: so bus hel3 very good
FuItz ut 81 .43-total. 2,l42 bushels.
CORN White. II bushels at 53c.: 1873 bushels
very good 1T Sac: 96 bushels on private terms
total 344 bushels. Mir.d, "a bushels 1T 52c.
OATS.-1l4 bushels very good spring At f7c.; 100
bushels prime spring at 4?c.-total, 2l4 bushels.
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NEW YORK, November 26.-Io-morroW
Thanks giving day. being legal holiday,
business will be suspended on the STOCK
Exchange and in financial aud commercial
circles generally.
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AISO,
Suburban PLACES AND FARMS.

A number OF DWELLIN IS, FACTORIES,
STORES. and FARMS FOR RENT ut prices 70
suit the times, by RlCHAkDsoN q ~
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
no 22-1m LILO MAIN >'iee-
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The Beer-Brewing Interests OF Gin
clnnati.

cInnatf.
CINCINNATI, November 26.-The proposed
consolidation Of the beer-brewing interests
in this city may fail through the difficulty in
satisfying each member in the appraisement
of breweries. In view OF the difficulties
encountered the committee on appraise.
ment will not reportuntil Saturday. Should
the proposed general pool be abandoned
five OF the largest breweries will consoli-
date, and they expect to be able to control
the business and prevent disastrous compe-
titioD.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW Y0RK.

new YORK, November 26.-Noen.-Stocks strong.
Money on call. 61G7 per cent Exchange-LonP,
1909: short, 4s3. Governments strong State
bonds dull
Erening.-sIoney, down TO 4 per cent. En-
change, 4794. Governments strong new So, 1024 /;
AZ per cents, 107; per cents, l033s. States uull
and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November 26.-Yirginia 6s, de-
ferred, 6: consols, 5Gh; second series, "a; past
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Flour.

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is prepared take risks in the above rst-claSs alsi
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