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sjecias Ntnatch 10 The Tribune.
BLooM1N1roS, ILL.,. May 90,-C. II. Burnett, u
prominent farmer VI FL Pnso, mcs With terri
b|e accident this afternoon BY being run over by
team Of horses IIts condition Is pteGaElous.
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pesi!cs t!,rsc operating expenses there has
been paid Tor taxes a,isl interest OH tantis,
$l,78O,Q7, nn.l to tl.e 1arlue Warehouse 4; Dock
Company oil It's contract, Sl0l,b21, lsayi.lg a
Aprt! 30, 1879, Of Sl74.l4a. The building Of tl,s
road and braar!lrs, right OF way. euglres, aud
cars. otc., WIS o.. Ut which Sisa ...37 was
provided frn,n the carnInga. Thu remainder WAS
pail by tl.e issue Of S4,o0o,0uo af siock ami
81, 5Q0. 100 Of honds.
1hr following, Is m itcmizctl statement Of the
ledger tmlA,,cr of the CunlpaLy, showing It's
tulNl asxpts alid aub!!fItcs
, 1879-05-21

Discovery of a st,nkspuaro Portrait.
A portrnit, said to bo the 1nlssIng ono Of
Shakespeare, has been discovered at Sydney. 1t
has been dispatched to England, Insured for
E23, 900.
, 1879-05-21

FLORIDA FRAUD CASES.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. May 20-T1le trial Of N.
a. Hull ami Eugene Gouldlng on charge OF
consulting tn defraud tho voters OF Breyaud
County, in this State, last November, COIN
mc1cel to,day.
, 1879-05-21

Hallway from Tracy westward toward tilc black
Il Co., ot tnis city. seyonty I.llo4 Of thr now
llnu have nlrcaiy been oratud, 80 TINT Wurk cau
l,o commenced Immediately atiI pushed With
YtEQf.
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Iowa clrr, H.. May eo.-rbe election bald In
silis city to-day tor tue purpose ct rating Oh an
additional Tux Of ~ per cent, making in atl
Iowa Cttr pranch ot the Burlington. Cedar
kapttls j. Nosshuru Kailruad trou. this CITY weat
10 the coal feIdg, carried By majority ct 21I,
The election was au exciting Que, aud al times
much feeling MES mauifestsd, but the Eesult will
doubticss proya very tstlsfsutory+ e
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E[VTTI ELM I ENIE3s
New YonK, May 20.-John Flynn, associated
With DavY, ''t!'c ktl.n In the robbery o, a
diamond earring from lady Walking on Fiji,
avenue, has boon ssntenced to eighteen years Ia
The STATUS Prison.
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a Halls Old Ex.Cungsessmau.
The Oldest Representative uf CotIgrcas liy-
inK IL ME. AEtoulus lla!a, Ut BHdguMateE, tlass.,
hho II ~ years OLD
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1hefo have been but few now Developments In
We war among tllc Eastern trunk lines Oh Ensl-
youRo otslHess. The freight rates rclllatn abuut
,as e same d reuortcd yesterday, 12If ccnta per
y, w on grain anl fourth eluss from Chicago 10
- ne" iork. There were any amount OF rl,rnors
VA certain rrads hud nude rates as low as 10
.sa"'' out these could not be based upon apy
" .uotantta4 Foundation, nn1 1t is hardly probab1u
sAas sucl RATES wero nude, Tho livestock
"11c remains as unsettled al BEFORE ant! ratcs
es entirely oil, Mcsars. Al1grtou and Atorrls,
H Nss'ennets, adhere to the PENNSYLVANIA, ul,l
~; NJ E.asttnau, nlso formerly MI eycuer,
.,1 .M Nessrs. Wai,cl aid btuycr toke
1'qes nr';s,n ". With the Vanderbilt roads. 4
FM.fnt FandasHI,t Shpnor WHO does business nvcr tic
fea,sn'sv fsnt lioes stated to rRtuuAR reporter
js's.. jns =! Aslcr!on d, Morris woro simply net
,rt ,N asstIh 1or tiIe Pennsylvania nlAl Mlat tlh.
tsm.,. Hef shlppea WAa purctlubc.l On lilo COM
itsl' H. aeeol!nt. 11,c san,e gentleman said
ther W. ~ pr!Let1ns psohts ct tlu eypners wlito
slidraxI,MnLo M ol,sss , wcrr not derived from ihe
tsa.r ~ h,a! .ion tlc benc Its tleY gut 1ronl III.
Ci,xs ~, business at t!le Pli1nllglplla JERSEY
oahr,, "t.u t .Snw Turk Htnek-Yards, which arc
llm mimn;y1t ny tne eorr mon 1ho acted "A ure1,crs.
Stck S.r..' psnhts BY tllrRo Inen our 0i tllo
son, ~, s1us, aside from ter ryrners' coIntnls.
lloct.YaEest " Eest be .cen from tbs fact that tlo
flra'1,s i, IT, n, at s!ntstu street, New York, Jy
Ssekayo,1aaoat Ky 1aoat unproltable OF nil tlc Enstcrn
ttai pr,"' tn gaa dividend !ast yaaE Ut ~ tier
All i' rI hIx pfo.ts Al. tlle PROSPEROUS JERSEY CtY
htter .u.auclphta W. stock-Yarsls were. Aud tllu
E.Ion s'S a", pSt!nrpal!y owned by Mr. Samuel III.
ser.ratra r.' ~ sSssoa Morris. AS regurls pa.se,-
1,s VT. ,ss r,sy sny chauge lint occurred yes.rr-
SssaSo lus t!om slS to s tron ~ GhIearo .,s to 70
tiata. 'h T,s a,, sl!nllar reduction 10 interior
Il eis, sIsvlnnia na1s nc a|ways claimed tue privilege
4arrab.S;,f at less than tha oll,er roul!. Tl.cru
folbs s,ty MI ~, TUT the Vanderbilt linus viii
WV W. itom Chscsso to Nov YORK, wv" " -
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co'.,, a. VICTORY ron THE ALTON.

tp.n,nl., ES1k l. II r. Altlt3N,
,st ,,s' Fink Ia either awakcuIl,g to thu
Rsl,...ss R.s ~ ''us treated tie Chtcaro & Alton
N."a.al Na a,,'luss'y since ths breaking out Of the
,ao,,a 's'scr war, or somp ouu hfnh In M.
h,r.I ,a. w. put flea In his ear for os has nov
,A., p,ars o.ef .s circular. No. LUZ. giving order.
e,e, paIe >, 1e A!tan ou tho sa,,o footlna a. ths
Hh.ou,t ~ na'us limos on through business to
ftlos., "n "t points. The circular rsals rs
n.'guea tts'iht ys for the Missouri River po'uts
Lpaia aa:fss'oa y. Of satus 10 to East @ ST. s..
~ vii. /. hs11oY hs1hoYa !n circular No. I'D.
ss,ssxi sss nots TO- +, E9st r.; s. hSu!; WITH ~
:s Alton psopo fsS Wy aslta Wei, s niessa os3r
,h.e.ss cl,s sSsffusntt!9n pf ilieis urr 5iuss to
l,uuS IIne..s ifon i. g.. Louis by ths Eastern
ssiil not ia Il lame eano late, but still It ralne.
'.lle4 u Z w fighting ihD Alton, viii b. CON-
"'u same action u the trunk
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. EAlHEgH AND hEGRo SLAVERY. ..
lo hopvd when 10 visited China IL look into
this question: lnoEc c!oscly, to sca Ter hlnlBa|f
the practical operations OF lAa Chinese smlsr&-
tlou " ,Av United states, a. 1t WIS i question un
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New YORK.

NEW YoRK, October SI.-Cotlon - Quiet
but steady at II 6.16ali 7.lGc; futures easy,
Flour-stronger; receipts, 10000 barrels;
Supertine weatern and State Is lOa6 So com.
mon TO good IS 60A5 80; good 10 choice S 90
AZ 76i white wheat eItn 90 OOA1 80; extra
Ohio S 0lA775; St Louis 90 0OA8 90; Mime.
sofa patent 81 25aS IS. Wheat-Weak: 10.
ceiptS 6Sl 900 bushels ungruded Spring 81 "a
al 81; No. spring 81 2ial q; No, 9 81 8lR
IS; uugraded winter rcd 81 l2Hal Al; No.
5 81 33al IS; Nc. 2$l 4lal 10; mixed winter
81 3S; ungraded amber 81 3Sal Il; No. 2
amber 81 4OIfSl Az; No / 81 AK ~; un.
graded whiIe 81 35ai IS; No. q 81 seal 81 !;
No do, sales ot $4,000 bushels at 81 4Oat 42 ;
No. 2 red November, sales Of 2ss, 900 bushels
at $l4l9lal A; December, sales OF 50, 600 buSh.
els at 81 40al A; January, sales Of 1900 bulh.
" actiyei receipts l7s,00O bushels un.
graded 59a59Hc; No. 5 6SO; steamer SIC j;
No. 2 69Ka59ko; round yellow GIKAGGc; !;
low mixed 6oko; No. 9 November 60Jfe; De.
cenbeE 6lNc. oats-QuIet; receipts 5000
bushels western mixed 40Hailc; white west.
eEn 421SaISc. Hay-Flrm and unchanged,
Hops-Demand fair and market firm. C0tfee
Quiet but steady. SugAr-1p good demand
and at full prices. TalloW-StSAdy At 7I{a7 Nc,
lsosln-Quiet but nTm at 81 70aI Is. Tutpen.
tine -Frmer at 4iHc. Eggs-StrongeE west.
ern lSa2lc. Pork-EAsleF nj SO 95alO 6O
lleet-Quiet but firm. Cut MeAtS-Dull: :
long clear 69<aGfc; short clear sXo. Lard
Demand active; prime steam IS 00AH rs. But.
ter-UnSettled and generally lower; western
lSaSSc. Cheese = DALI western SAlSc,
Whisky at $llo,
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FOREIGN NOTES,

A small streamol lava flowed from vesu.
yius yesterday.
SsThe Madrid Libaul states that Phylloxera
has appeared in the vineyards near Fign.
rao.
An offensive and defensive alliance Ia,
been concluded between seryia and Bul.
John Baldwin Blackstone, the famous
comedian, died yesterday at the advanced
age Of a years.
The bullion Withdrawn from the Bank
OF England Yesterday was probably for
shipment 10 New York.
Admiral Horuby's squadron, which Is
under orders to proceed to the Turkish
waters, will probably go to YOwlah.
Lady Gooch, Of London, wife of Sir
Francis Gooch, we'll known in connection
with the attempt to palm OF a spurious
child on her husband, Is dead.
The Russian papers publish CORES.
pondence from Beurma, giving the de.
tails Of the disastrous affair at Geek Tepe,
aud the retreat Of tho Russian forces.
The Official returns to be laid before the
French Chamber Of Deputies, shows s..
065 communists amnested, 1900 being
prisoners aud 100 condemned BY default
About 900 remain excluded.
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Every person should know how 10 d.
certain the state Of the pulse in health ;
then by comparing it with what II Is when
aiIing, he may have some idea Of the ur.
gency Of tho case. Parents should know
the healthy pulse OF a child, as now and
then person Is born with a peculiarly
slow and fast pulse, and the very case / n
hand may be ot that popularity. An In.
fants pulse Is 14O; q child OF Z, about so;
and from 20 to 10 years, 1t is 20 beats q
minute, declining TO 20 at four.score.
A healthtul grown persons pulse
beats 70 times In minute; there may be
good health down 10 90; but II the pulse
always exceeds 70, therei Ia disease; thu
machine Is working itself out, there Is a
fever or inflammation somewhere, and the
body Is feeding upon ITSELF as ID con-
sumption, when the pulse, Is quick, that
Is when Il Is over 70 gradually increasing,
with decreasing chances Of cure, until Il
reaches ITO or l90, when death comes be.
fore many days. When the pulse Is over
70 for months, and there Is slight cough,
the lunpB are A[faCted,
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THE LATE STORM.
erea. DamaEe Done in Nera Scott!

Great Damage Done In Nova Scotia.
HALIFAX, n. S., October Sl.-Later
news show that tho storm which visited
the eastern section OF the Province We'd.
nesday, was.more severe than first sup
posed. Gurysboro, on the Upper and
Lower Salmon river, was swept away.
The wharves were damaged, houses and
barns blown down and number Of
schOoners driven on shore. At Hawkes..
burg and Canso the damage done at sea
and ashore was very great Buildings in
both towns were levelled with the ground,
while wrecks Of vessels litter the beach.
In addition to the wrecks thirty vessels
are ashore in Canso Straits, at Grow liar
boz, ,andRt other places the damage wasal
severe.
The reports Of the disasters by The
storm continue to reach here. It is report.
ed that seventy vessels are ashore in the
Straits Of Cause. The Marine Insurance
Office here will suffer to the extent Of $780,,
600.
ST. JouS, October Sl.-FurLher particu,
lars are at hand, showing that the damage
Is greater than at first reported. In addi
ton TO the losses before mentioned, many
wharves are destroyed, barns and out build
Ing thrown down, bridges washed away
and vessels wrecked,
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Death OF "PlThtipr Jorr HooI,s,

GARDEN CRY, L. l., October Sl.-Ntaj.
Gen. Joe Hooker died here this alter
noon.
General Hooker had been in his usual
health until an hour before his death, and
had proposed going to New York to at.
tend to business matters. He gave a
large dinner party at the Garden City
Hotel on the 18th, and has seemed TO be
In the best Of spirits and to enjoy social
intercourse with his many friends as fully
as at any time in his lie. Hc took walk
in the park during the afternoon and did
not complain ot feeling III until about four
o'clock, when he retired to his apart.
ments and summoned his valet, who
helped him 10 q sofa, where lie rested
about an hour, then rose and busted him.
SELF about his rooms until 5:45 o'clock,
when the valet, hearing the General st1ug.
Cling for breath, hastened to his side and
assisted him 70 lie down on his bed, at tho
same time ringing for help from the hotel.
The Superintendent hurried 10 his room,
but when he arrived there the General
was dead,
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CHEYENNE, W., October Sl.-A special
train with Gen. Grant and party arrived
at noon. At the same hour a special
train from Denver arrived, bearing the
Colorado delegation; consisting Of Gov.
Pitkin, ex.Govs, Routt and Gilpin, SCna-
tor Teller, Congressman Beliord and
many other prominent citizens OF that
State. Owing TO some Misunderstanding
as TO the time Of arrival Gov. uoyt and
committee failed to DO on hand TO receive
the guests, which was an embarrassing
circumstance. Finally tho ColoradIans
took possession Of the Generals party
and drove TO the residence OF Gov. noyt,
where they dtned and aiterward returned
to the Railroad Hotel, where an informal
reception took place. No speeches.
The party departed at $50 P. ", escort.
ed by delegation OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic from Omaha.
OMAHA, October 3l.-General Grant ar.
rives at 9 P. N. tomorrow, and will be met
by the City Council and citizens at Grand
Island, Neb. Extensive preparations
have been made for the reception, the
decorations being general. A procession
will await him at The depot, sslutes will
be fired, and speeches will be made from
4 platform on FOrnam street. The Gen.
eral will be driven around the city, visit
the barracks, and attend tho First N. E.
Church on Sunday. He leaves for the
East over the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy road Monday morning.
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siderable eastern Iron Il being offered,
aud some English and Scotch irons, but
the latter are not liked. We heard Of an
offer within the week oi q loE Of Scotch
foundry (wedld notlearn the brand a. so,
but Il was not taken. Acknowledgment have
tried Scotch iron, and do not like It They
say II Ia dirty and weak. English null
Iron has also been tried hero, but does
not give satisfaction. We understand tue
latter could he had al from $50 TO $2S q
ton. Eastern ioundfymen, who are used
10 Scotch foundry Iron, and therefore
should understand la character, also pre-.
ierthe American. Il Is doublfIl II there
ls any iron made Ia the United Kingdom
that will at all compare with the irons
made from Lake Superior, Iron Mountain,
Cornwall, and other Of the batter ores.
"Nlll Red Short" Is Quoted at $50 and
$50. The Manufacture hearslOi firm that
will not accept new orders for inanuiact.
ured iron at less than a 81 basis. Itsays
also that. there has been 4 considerable
Increase In the demand for nails.
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NEw YoRE, October 3O.-There is great
activity in these closing days Of the cam.
paigu. Tonight there are three large
meetings in progress, at Cooper IustI.
tute the merchants are holding mass
meeting. Elliott @. Cowdcn is the Chair
man, and among the signers OF the call
are H. D. ClaGin & Co., Z. D. Morgan &
Co., William Llbbey, Of A. T. Stewart &
Co., Morton, Bliss & Co., Marshall o. Rob
erts, II. X. Thurber, David DAVIS, Joseph
Seligman, and scores OF others like them.
The announcement Of Blaine as the
principal orator drew tremendous crowd,
Fully thFee-quarteTs OF an hour before the
time Tor the meeting 10 begin the hall was
absolutely packed 10 the doors, and II was
impossible TO get In. Congressman S. B.
Chittenden sospoke. Blaine had most
enthusiastic reception.
At Tammany Hall KGlly's supporters
held meetings outside the hail as well as
inside. Kelly, Dorsheimer, s. s. Cox, Au.
gust Schell and others spoke.
In Brooklyn there was great audience
in the rink TO hear Charles Foster, VIM,
Lawrence, Of Ohio, General WoOdford and
others. Foster was absent, however, Be.
side these there are innumeFable smaller
meetings throughout the two cities, and
all over the State.
The Republican State Committee Is hard
at work, but not 80 busy rs It has been at
times, the workers all being out In the
field. One memberof Il claims q plurality
OF $4,000 or 10000 for Cornell, and a major.
ity over both Robinson and Kelly oil
10000 or $4,000.
An examination ot tho registration lists
In this city shows that there has been q
falling of in the registration in the lower
wards, which arc Democratic. 1t was sup.
posed that the bitterness Of the Demo.
cratic eight would bring out all the votes,
but many, II Is said, are holding alooi en-.
tirely for Presidential reasons, and others
are kept away by sheer Encouragement.
A considerable share OF the Kelly vote 10
Brooklyn, it Is understood, will be cast ior
Cornell.
The Robinson State Committee still
keep up hopeful claim oi 10000 plurall.
ty for Robinson, but they evidently don't
mean II. Low P. Morton says Cornell's
plurality will run anywhere from 49, 900 70
5000.
The Tribune dispatches report that an i'm,
mense meeting came together at Water
town to-day, in the hope OF hearing Vice
President Wheeler, Fred. Douglass and
others. There wero 1000 people present
Mr.. Wheeler was unexpectedly kept away
by a sudden liberation Of his throat, but
he sent a ringing telegram, urging every
Republican TO vote for Cornell for the sake
Of the country.
At the Cooper Institute tonight, the
meeting was yeritable demonstration iol
Blaine, and when Chief Justice Bradiort
L. Prince, Of New Mexico, referred L
president Blaine," there was great out
break ol cheering.
EEw YoRx, October 3O.-Murat Hal
stead Of the Cincinnati Commercial, spok
tonight at tho great Republican mas
meetingat Cooper Institute, and met viii
an enthusiastic reception.
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sr. LOUIS, October 81 The County
Court Judges Of franklin county, who
have been in custody Of the U. s. Mar.
shall and confined in the Custem House
building for two weeks past, for contempt
In the U. s. Court in refusing to levy a
special tax on the property Of Franklin
county, to satisfy the judgment for default,
ed interes: on the county bonds, were re-
leased to-day on 5000 bonds 10 return
home Tor one week TO hold court and
straighten up the Affairs Of the county.
They will then return and resume their
imprisonment. 1t Is expected that they
will receive an ovation on their arrival at
home, as most Of the citizens Of Franklin
county regard them as martyrs and ap.
prove their action In dIsobeying the man.
date ot tho court. '-
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NE1aHBoRHooD NEWS
RELLAIRE,


Chinese MisslonarIes-LocalP Points and
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matter, missionaries to
China, are home on a years vacation.
They arc here visiting relatives, and AIrs.
Mateer addressed a meeting Of ladies at
the Presbyterian Church, Friday after.
noon. She told about the missionary
work in China, especially at Cunchow,
where she was situated. She exhibited a
model Of wonan's foot, compressed to
the Chinese style; a robe Of satin, lined
with fur inside; banner, inscribed with
Chinese characters, presented to Mr.. Ma.
teCr by his class OF boys; and a picture Of
the Goddess OF Mercy. This was origin
ally a god; but the women visited the
temple 80 frequently that II was thought
better TO change the god 10 goddess.
Mrs. MAteOr sang "JeSus loves me-" in
Chinese.
Mrs. Mcfarland spent Friday In Bellaire,
visiting friends and relatives, and LEFT In
the evening Tor her home at Utica, Ohio.
Tomatoes come into market here yet,
and seem to be as perfect as ever.
Cabbages took themselves out OF the gar.
dens at lively rate Friday, for fear Of the
boys and the license they claim on Hallow
Zen. From the number Of nutspurchased,
q more than common observance ol the
good old customs took place In the even.
ing.
The ceremony Of infant baptism will be
performed at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday afternoon.
The oyster peddler has made his appear.
ance on our streets again.
The School library will be open SAtur.
day, being theEtnt Saturday In Novem.
Der. R. o. T.
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RhltiuiOFN,

BALTIMORE. October 3l.-Flour- Firm and
in holden favor; western superiins 81 so
as 90; do extra IS 60a0 90; family 81 25a7 90.
Wheat-Western opened higher but declined
at the close and was easier; red 81 SOaI IS;
do amber 81 4Oal 45; No2 western winter red
spot and October 81 50; November 81 SOFA
nj SEX; December 81 40al 40IS. COH-DIll; (;
western mixed, spot, October November and
December $50 for old, SIC for new; steamer
no bid. oats-Higher and fairly active;
western white 4la425ic; DO mixed SOa40o ;
Pennsylvania 4lA42hc, Rys-Quiet at Coca
81 0S. Hay-Firm; prime 10 choice lOnnsyl.
vaniA SIS 00al8 90. Proyidons-A Tor
tho lobDIng trade. Pork-MeS $l1 50. Bulk
Meats-Loose shoulder, no car loads here /;
rib sides, no car loads; do packed 4Jia94c.
Bac0n-Shoulden 90; clear rib sides S&c.
HAms-l0aIlC. Butter-FIm; primo TO
choice western packed 9Oa22c; roll lsa20c
EgEs-Firm and Aetiye at 2la22c. Coffee
Firm; Rio oargoes l6alSHc. sugar-strong
and active; A soft 0Xal0C. WhhEy-Firm
at 81 Ia
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GERMANY,

BERLtN, October Sl.-,rhe Progrossists
3bstAiled lrenl voting for the President
In the Lower House Of the Prussian Diet.
In dalbStadt, In the Bender district Of
Cessa Rabia, the wells used by the Ger.
man colony have been poisoned with
arsenic, and one hnndtel persons In ali
were PoisOned, Of which five died,
BEGIlS, October 3l.-The budget was
presented in the Prussian Chamber Of
Deputies to-day. 1t shows an estimated
deficit Of $ll ,OOl, $40 for the next fiscal
wear, which the government proposes 10
cover by q loan, as also q deficit Of s., 1856.
10 remaining from the current fiscal
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PHlLApELsHIA, October Sl.-Flour- -Fime.;
winter extra family fair 20 Is; good - 60i
choice 30 76a8 SIX; Ohio cItn faml.
ly, good, 500; choice 81 96; Illinois,
good II 25! ST. Louis 81 80. Rye -four les
Il 2SSi 90 western Ts Ped lax, % 81 s.; 10. TeS
elevator 81 IS; No, 2 red, spot and October
81 SS bid, 81 40 asked; No. l 81 ~ bid; 81 40
asked December, 81 AK bid; 81 43K asked.
Corn-Flrmer; mixed, track, 60aG0c; yellow
9Ha9ic; slil, mixed, spot and October $50
December so bid; Soc asked, Ua9-sIeady;
mixed Il Nal2ci white $50. Provisions Firm.
eE Deet-Mesi Sl9 80 F0Ik-MeSs Sl2 OOa
l2@. Hams-smOked 0IfAlO)fo picked 81
%, Lard at 1ia79tc, DutteF-W Wanted. cream.
Gry eItras2e; New York and Bradford county,
Pa, extra, 29a29c; Western Reserve eXtra .
a26c. ERgs-EsSisr; western 2la22c. OlleesO-
9nIeti creamery l2I1c; good lie, WLbky-
EuLn ~ ~ 4AS