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WErBOUND TRAINS.

No. 10, on Saturday night has no eonnecuOh
for CHICAGO or SanduSky. -,
P,nllman Palace, Drawing Room and Sleeping
Car on all night Trains. ...,.,
clos connections are made for All points
so,,rh and Southwest. North and Northwest
Cstj-,., iris a dlSirabie route for cOlOnistS and
perSons moving to the great West, and TO whom
particular attention Is given. $50
No. E3 stops at all stations between wheeling
and Grafton.
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REUNION EXCURSION AND CHEAP
TRIP To CHICAGO, over the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh railway. The entire
train will be made up OF first-class ears,
and will run as a fast special passenger
through without changing cars. Will
leave Bridgeport on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 18th, at 9 A. N. Tickets for the
Round trip only s. 90, or less than
Half Fare. Tickets good to return on
all trains making regular stops until
Saturday evening, November 18th, 1879.
This Excursion Train will carry parties
who wish to participate in the Reunion
OF the Army Of the Tennessee; Meeting
of the Grand Army OF the Republic, and
gathering Of the Union Veterans. These
Societies will unite with Chicago citizens
to welcome home Gen. L. ;. Grant.
The big demonstrations will take place
on Wednesday, Nov. 18th, at ? P. N.
The annual Fat Stock Show in the Ex-
position building, Chicago, will be held
from November 10th to the 18th inclu-
sive, and will be one of the attractions
for the excursionists.
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Lodge Formed

Last night. at Crangle's block, new
lodge of Ancient Order of United Work
men was organized. 4 large number
was in attendance, including the lodges
in this city and Bellaire.
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PITTSBURGH. Cincinnati & ST. Louis

RAILwAY-PAN-HAND ROUTE
Time table for East and West, April Z, 1879.
Trains leave Panhandle Depot, loot Ol eLeVShth
day, a. follows:
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Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Opera House-Buffalo Bill.
Excursion 10 Chicago-B. 4 o. Rail
road.
Wauted-Girl to DO HousewOrk.
Legal Notice.
To Caroline NJ. Wilson.
Notice-G. W. Tiemann.
Notice Charles III. Tieman.
Coal Nases-JOhn Friedel.
Lost-Newfoundland Pup.
Wedding Presents-Turner and Dill
Ion.
Spareribs-D. G.. List, Jr.
a beautiful assortment of
Ladies' and Gentlemen'S Gold.
Silver and CelulOid Watches
Just received by Jacob w.
Grubb. the Jeweler. Washing
ton Hall. corner Market and
Twelfth street.
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Advertisement
Who il the eXtp

Daniel Wright, an invaded soldier,
about fiity-six years of age, who served
two years in Company c. l24th regi-
ment New York volunteers-the Army
of the Potomac-living at No. rs Oak
land street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, L. l.,
and pensioner, has received $4,000
for one dollar.
William II. Hogs, for over twenty
wears the collector of the Boston Post,
sent one dollar, and also received
$4,000. The occasion was the Septem-
Der drawing, Louisiana State Lottery.
For further information apply by mail
or express TO NJ. A. Dauphin, P. o. Box
692, New Orleans, La, OF same person
at No. 3l9 Broadway, New York city.
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REMEMBER the date, November 18th,
to Chicago and back, for 500, via b. *
q. X. X.
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LADIES, you should see those elegant
l2-4 white all-wool home made heavy
Blankets at Tomkins' Market Square
Dry Goods Store. for s. 90.
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Letter Carriers Work.


The following is a report OF the work
done by the letter carriers during the
month of October:
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Total number OF pieces ~
Showing an increase OF 1908 pieces
handled, compared with the report of
October, 1878.
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ALL Sheet Music at half price, at
Sheib's. Washington Hall.
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St.1bepyille accommodation leaves Bellsire az
4.45P NJ, Bridgeport az 500, and arrives at Sieu-
benville at 6:l5 N.
Leaves Steubeuville az 80 A. ", Bridgeport
A. SIS A. ": arrive at Bellaire az 9.lO A. N.
The stem benyille Accommodation. in addition
10 their regular "trip tO and from Steuoenyille
will make the following trips between Bellaire
and Martins Ferry.
RridgsDort Ia Martins Ferry.........1O:S5 A. ".
g .............. l.05 p. N.
Bellalre......... ....-..........ll ~ A. ".
" .................. .........- 81. - 2. ".
stopping when required at sherman House,
Ftnayiile West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
Tickets and baggage checks % all principal
points iu the Fast and West can De procured at
he ticket Office in Bridgeport T. X. MYERS,
iueO General Passenger * Ticket Agent
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Chicago Excursion.

ELEGANT Piano Covers very cheap at
Sheih's, Washington Hall.
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Look at the $40 Diagonal Dol
mans, at Emsheimer'S.
Thermometer Record

AS taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store;
TUESDAY.
TAN. PM is:Si PM 7ru 7A.x12T5 rs Bpm 7r.M
80 20 - "a ~ - - 81
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WRESTLING, PITTssgRGH AND BALTINoR

WHEELING, PITTSBU RICH AND BALIlMOk
DIVISION.
Iaave Wheeling .............5:5OA A. N. 1850 ?. ~.
Triadelphia Accommodation
Leave Wheeling ..-..-.........-.oaO A. NJ DIV NJ
Tickets % all principal points on sale al depot
Ofice omen al an hours during the day.
Information % the travelling public cheertuiiy
given W ~. CLEMENTS, NJ. of i.
X r DEVERlES, General Agent, wheeling.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Though seemed abundanly large for business
additional
daons Spacious Galleries. commanding fine the
that will like the Grand Depot
methods
The millinery supply and china greatly enlarged
Ladies provided where
the various desire all time the goods
make without delay
The stations and the electric bells call cash boys will
more than requisite to conduct business by ae system sell eap
the stock on sale and the the establishment None but
Depot we know BY truly serving our patrons we hope the value of
of the Grand Depot
The first markets in the world the places where goods produced being
visited Without
No suberfuges ceiling The
Though a
literally
We will to
When n out
Of
combining
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
FIFTH EDITION.
The Work StiH Gois0 ON.

THE FIRST STEPS TOWARDS THE NEW
UNION DEPOT.
The work around the car yard of the
r., w. u Is. X. r., In this city is still be-
being pushed foewa-d.
The fence along the main tracks has
entirely disappeared, and board plat
form has been laid, and also three large
gas lamps, which will light up the sur
rounding space.
To-day the work OF tearing down the
bulldins OH Walnut street, below Front,
will be commenced. The fence on Front
street, between Walnut and Poplar, will
also be torn down, leaving the whole
yard.
This work Ia the preliminary steps to.
ward the erection OF the Union depot,
which will be- begun early In the spring
During the winter the building now used
for storing cars at the corner of Front
and Poplar streets, will be demolished.
The company will commence the cree.
tion Of the depot at Poplar street, and
build as far a. Walnut. The offices il
the present depot will be removed into
the new editce, after which the bald.
ings between Walnut and French will ht
demo lished and the depot finished. Tn.
new building will occupy the ground
from French to Poplar, and from From
to Water.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
DR. OTIS and his Chur0e.

A Philadelphia paper Of to day thus
speaks of DIR. OTIS, formerly of the West
Presbyterian church of this city.
"The Rev. j. NJ. p. OTIS, ID. d., has
accepted the call 10 the Chombers Pres
byterian Church and will enter upon the
discharge of his duties to morrow. DR.
OTIS is n native of South Carolina, and
during the war was student in the
Theological Seminary of that State. He
did not sympathIze with the secession
movement, and accordingly, early in his
ministry. he severed his connection with
the Southern wing of the Church and
became identified with the Northern
Pre- 'byterian Assembly. He Is now and
has been for seven years member OF the
New Castle Presbytery. His last charge
was at Wilmington. He preached with
great acceptance to the people of the
Chamb bers Church in August and Sept
and was called by them with great col
diality and unanimity."
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
THIRD EDITION
General NesCs.

r,.uS steamer Vandalia arrived
at Key West yesterday from vera N'
with all on board well.
A telegram from Louisville says .nS
Constitution Of Kentucky "ls now s.a.eu
to be safely locked up in the sta@
vaults"
Nathan Bernstein, dealer in getie men :
furnishing goods,at petIoit, ial,eu y ysIs0
day. His liabilities are repor'eo ~
600; his assets not known
The electric light was used iniioAu,"s
vessels for sea at Montreal on rhursuay
night and by their aid the men workeu
aeIcIentIv in a storm Of rain and sleet'
The employees of the Chicago Packing. lacking
and Provision Company, IN Chicaso'
numbering about five hundred, struck
Yesterday because the company had re-
fi,sed to reinstate discharged foreman
Frederick W. Seward, Assistant Secre-
tary of State, has resigned because OF MS
wife's III health. John Hayes, OF Cleve-
land. Ohio, has been selected as Mr.
SewarJ's successor.
Judge Westbrook, of New York, rem
dered a decision, yesterday. in the case
of Dennis Coppers, the Free Mason, or
aerlng his remains to be buried beside
those of his mother, in Cavalry Cathoiic
Cemetery. The Judge declares the sale
Of cemetery lot an absolute transier'
The Secretary of the Treasury, yester,
day, officially notified the Secretary OF
State of the decision of the Treasury
Department prohibiting the introduction
of neat cattle into the United States from
Canada, and requesting that the Domln-
ion authorities be notified OF the decis-
on.
Twelve hundred men are employed on
Section A of the Canada Pacific Railway,
and one thousand men on Section ~
The work of excavating will go on our
ing tho winter. On the Manitoba sec
ton q small force of men are getting out
ties and otherwise preparing for active
operations.
General Grant spent yesterday a, the
house Of his son, Col. Fred. Graht, IN
Chicago. He held aprivate reception IN
the afternoon, and attended reception
given him by the Chicago Club in the
evening. He will have public receP-
ton to-day at the Grand Pacific Hotel.
The General will arrive in Philadel-
phia on December 10th.
Anna Hof, young woman, went,
yesterday morning, to house in New
port, KY, where Charles Scheuer, a sa-
loon keeper, boarded, and asked him II
he intended to marry her. As he hesl-
tated to answer the question she shot him
through the heart, killing him instantly
She then surrendered herself, saying
Scheuer had betrayed her under prom'se
Of marriage.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
COLLECTING BACK WATER TAX.

In addition to his regular duties
Chief Engineer Mclntire now has his
hands full in collecting back water
rents. Some of these claims run back
several years, and the parties are very
10th to pay them, the properties IN many
cases having changed hands. Having
sent repeated applications for the money
the Chief Engineer has adopted the plan
Of ordering the ferrules to be drawn in
cases where the parties refuse to pay,
and workmen have been going around
for week past, for this purpose. lu
only two or three cases were the ferrrles
drawn, as the delinquents, when they
saw the Department "meant business"
either promptly paid their indebtedness,
or made satisfactory arrangements for
paying in very short time. Many of
these delinquenls are negroes, who have
been using their neighbor's hydrants Tor
years-thus making one hydrant do SER
vice for halt dozen families-and sup
posed they would have nothing to pay
Tor this privilege. Col. McIntire has
been pcgging away at these delinquent
taxes for some time, and is now de-
tcrmined to have them cleared from the
books in short order.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15

REAL E>TATK.-The Ledger says.-No-
where do the owners Of land and houses
appear to be anxious to sell, and yet all
the while there is an increasing dema and
Tor property of this kind. Another fea-
ture OF the rising movement, and a nat
ural one in the circumstances, is that the
present demand seems to be largely for
small houses, such as small tradesmep,
aud men on salaries may safely attempt
to buy for actual occupation. A little
later, after .he gigantic speculations now
going on in our stock and other market +
have brought fortune to the comparative
ly few successful takers of suck risks, 1t
Is altogether likely that the dealings In
real estate will also assume speculative
character, and the fancy prices for choice
pieces of land, which characterized the
market before the panic of 1873, will
again be asked AID paid.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
THE ARMY OF rur -
BANQuEr

SENERAL GRANT ON nm.
VI rnE UNITED safes AMoyn
e. CHICAGO, Nov. IA, ,he /. ]
'ast night given by the Socio," @ na
Army OF the Tennessee a, u! u!
d,o. house ool covers Were laid, az md
o'iair was occupied. The hi y
WAS printed Oh a card shaped in,1
likeness Of a tent adorned u n,,,, my
scenes. After dining the prasia,. @
the society announced the Gr", 9
"our country; her place amopa % ".,
ueheral Grant Responded as "a To-,
"ueheral OF the Amy and n
guests A notice was sen, ,o % n
days ago that was to speak hn, NV
no attention to it at the time. havi,i
no idea until | got here vha, !,
was to reply to; and supposjnn w..
time came | could execute .ona W."
movement and get out Of i hu,
my arrival here, | found | was IN I
first one called upon.
"fou would have me say muc,
the position OF our Country anna,
nations of the earth. Our natl,
have been In the habit eff LOOKING
as one OF the first nations of lhe
FOR a long period Of time the VI
had not only very Respectable a!
OF himself, but Of his country asa
and 1t has been our own opinion :,
had nothing to fear in a courcs2
any other power.
81 am pleased TO say that from Z,
servations that / have been ahl.
In the last two and half wears
beginning to be- regarded A ItN
other Powers as we in our va,i,
regarded ourselves rs to the nj
have among nations. | tL,nk W,
all the elements that 20 tn matI
great nationality. We have the IN
we have the individual, self contr
Independence, and we have, to a :
degree than almost any other nat 4
| PC"cs w NofOtlEt dllu settle M
countries and develop them.
| I'VE have a lso a very great adv
In being without neighbors to mo
make us afraid. 1t is true wa
northern frontiers and southern frd
and we get along with very small
keeping no standing army. wha1
we have is not q standing army, n
1T has no time to stand. do not
anything that | can especially
what l have said except in the
advice, and that is let ils be true
selves, avoid all bitterness and III I
either on the part of sections or b
towards each other, and we need
no fear In future of mairtalhi
standing we have taken among
80 far as opposition from foreign
goes" Applause
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
Latest Cdbie NesCs.
LONDON. Nov. IL 1870

LONDON, Nov. Is, 1879.
Jean Charles Chem, the eminent
French naturalist and author, Is dead.
The Paris Univers has been sentenced
to pay fine OF l,00Of. for publishing
false news.
Prince Orloff, the Russian Ambassador
has gone To Baden to visit Prince Gorts-
cbaffoff.
The Daily News Paris correspondent
believes that there viii! be compromise
on the amnesty question.
The Paris NJ OF d 'Ordre announce that
the government proposes to renew dip
lomaiic relations with Mexico.
An explosion occurred yesterday in
the cartridge factory of the Tonlon arse
nil. Fifteen women and seven men were
seriously injured.
The Berlin despatch TO the Daily News
reports that Russia is daily striving, but
Intellectually, to come to rl,ecial relati O Ut
with Germany.
The Posts Berlin detpatch announce.
that Count Schouvsloff will visit the
Czarina Cannes before going to st. Pc
| tersburg' The Czarina wishing to return
to Russia soon, the Gar Will not visit hel
| at Cannes.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15

Mr.. FOSTER, elected Governor OF
Ohio, acknowledges that Mr.. Ewing
would have beaten him but for the atti-
tude Of the Southern brigadiers in the
late sessions of Congress. He says that
Mr.. Ewing polled very large vote.
larger, perhaps, than any Dem ocratic
candidate In Ohio ever before receiv ed ;
that the Republicans would not have
been able to overcome 1t had not the old
war feeling been aroused by the attitude
OF the South and the course Of the Demo-
Gratis at the extra session of Congress.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
1n1llfUL EIPcfjOn.

AT the sixth annual meeting of the
Knights Of st. Lawrence held last even
ing, the following officers we're elected
for the ensuing year
Chief Knight. Jerome Smith.
Deputy Chief Knight--HeBry Ward.
Seeretary-John A. Cannon.
Treasurer-J ohm j. DonahOe.
Sergeant at arms-Con Shields.
Auditing Committes-P. Bolen, Daniel
Kilroy, f.. G.. Moore.
Council OF Investigation-John Ken
nedy William McGowaD, j. g ueneveur,
Frank Mcguire, Is. Bonner.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
EurOpe's Var Cloud.
SIR AUSTEN LAYARD's RUMoRED uLTI-
AATUM-rArIc oN.THE BoURsk-BAL-
IAN ALLIANCEs.

SIR AUSTEN LAYARD's RUMoRED uLTi-
AATUM-PANIC oN.THE BoURsK-BAL-
kAN ALLIANCES.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1879.
The London correspondent OF the
Liverpool Courier says; "Sir Austen
Layard, British Ambassador to Turkey,
has been instructed to hold no further
communication with the Porte regafding
Asia Minor, but to send for the BRUSH
Meet, 30 that 1t may anchor In 1Stklsh Sk
waters by Sunday or Monday. Suose-
Quent proceedings will depend on
whether the Turks proceed to the fulfil
ment of their promises" There was
great excitement on the Stock Exchange
yesterday afternoon. The cause oiigi-
mated in PARIS, where there Is panic IN
consequence Of rumor that the BRUSH
feet have been ordered to enter the
Black Sea, which Russia will probably
make casus belh. The Paris National,
however, says that the panic on the
Bourse to-day was entirely due to specu-
lative manGuvres. The Times states
semi officially 1--WE are informed that
the reports that demands have been
made by Sir Austen Layard for the ex-
elusive employment Of Enghshmen in
Asia Minor are untrue. No Instructions
have been sent to Admiral Hornby to
proceed eastward In four days.
Advices from the Canary Islands, y
way OF Madrid, report the occurrence Oi
heavy floods, which caused some loss OF
life, the downfall of many houses, the
destruction of the cochineai crop and
considerable damage TO other crops and
property.
SPANISH TROOPS FOR CUBA.
The Standards Madrid despatch says
the government, IN answer to Captain
General Blanco's request for reinforce
ments in Cuba, has decided to immediate
ly embark troops at Cadiz, Santandel
and Barcelona.
RUSSIAN CRUISERS AND AMERICA.
A st. Petersburg despatch to the TimU
says:-"At a meeting Of the Russian lie
chnological Society lecture was deliv
cred on the subject of the fitting out o
the four famous Russian cruisers in tn
United States. The lecturerer especial
referred to the sympathy and co-opers
tlon which all had received from tn
American people. Six men, he said, ha
deserted from the expedition, who pr
ferred to remain on the free soils I
America, but they were Germans, froi
the Baltic provinces, and not Russians
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15


Mr.. RoBERT A. PACKER, ofthl
sylvania Railroad, is at present
with a party of gentlemen in NJ
A few days ago he for two hours q
pleasantly with his wife and
at Sayre, Pa, his brother at Maucn|
Pa; and friends along the line, 1
ium was the railroad and Wester1
Telegraph wires and Edison's tel
at the office in Bethlehem, Par \
tion was made with the Easte
Amboy wire, aud at Perth Alno9
a Western Union wire, and
Chicago and North Bend, "
where the party are. The dls'a9
about two thousand miles, ahq
whisper was audible.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
Loan AssOci0tiJRs.

The sixth annual meeting of the Clay
ton Loan Association, was held last
elected:
Presldent-.Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr.
Vice Presideni-P. Il. Huested.
Secretary aud Treasury-M. l.. Lich
tenstein.
Directors-Robert Atkinson, II. +. Pick
el, Lea Pusey, s. II. Bayi d, Edward
Forrest, q. A. Lenaistre, William NJ.
Pyle, Thomas s. Bennett, A. j. Rum
fOr,i.
The report OF the Secretary shows that
during the year there was received from
nil sources, 50 fE.32. and the expenses,
ga, ,iU9.37, leaving a ba.ance OF t31.95.
Du. ing the six years there has been re-
ceived tl22. 1885, and paid out sl22,P59O.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
A SERMON SIGN LANGUAGE

A SERMON IN SIGN LANGU AGE.
The deaf mutes of Wilmington and
ncighboriDg places are cordially invited
to meet for divine worship tomorrow in
Trinity Chapel, on Fifth and King
streets, at 1880 o'clock a. M, and 7.30
o'clock p. IN. Mr.. Job Turner, an edu
Gated deaf mute, ,ting lay missionary,
under appointment from Bishop Lee,
and soon to be ordained to the holy min
istry, will render the service and preach
the sermon in the sign language. Con-
venieut seats will be provided for the
deaf muae brethren.
Alter the evening service Mr.. Tu;n T
will gl IDLY IN, ct them for friendly greet
ings and christian intercourse Mr.. Turner
will be glad to have all make this motto Q
known to their deaf mute friends.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
HHl,l,P&f Home

The annual harvest home of the Sun
day Schools Of Grace M. 4. Church will
be celebrated IN the church, tomorrow
afternoon, at three O'Clock. The church
will be appropriately decorated, and the
services will consist of music, and ad-
dresses by Rev. DR.. Nixon and Rev. W.
5. Robinson. The public is invited.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15

The Delaware Mutual Insurance Com
pany Of Philadelphia, announces the fol-
lowing dividends, payable December
lst: Ten per cent on the stock and sir
per cent on the outstanding scrip, paya-
BILE In cash t,centv-fre per cent of the
years earned premiums, payable to the
policy holders in scrip; and the payment
In cash of the outstanding scrip issued In
1879
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
Fire dnd Loss OfLife,

Six lives were lost by a fire in I
IN mt house, In Cannon street, Ns(
about two o'clock yesterday IND
-Four of the victims persisted by I
ton; the other two jumped fom I
and were killed. A fireman name
WAS severely burned VIII le trying
those In the building Persons
Cohen, living on the second flood
arrested on suspicion OF having i'd
building. The lprlntirg rhou'e
Cburchman, in Lafayette Plac(
York, was destroyed by fire last u
and the janitress was killed by n
from a window. MANY employed
prii ting office narrowly e'capel
t cir lives.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
a GARD.

TO ali VINO are suffering from u,
and indiscretions OF youth, nerVou
ness, early decay, loss OF ir.nil0o ",
will send a recipe that "ll Gu
FREE OF CHARE. rms grea' !,
was discovered by a missionary y
America. Send a self addressed =,
TO the REV JOSEPH I. -NaAS,o y
zew York CITY.
dec2O- eudHwiy
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
HOTEL PROPERTY PURCHASED

John Meally has purchased Of II. f.
Dnre, the hotel property known as the
Washington House, the price paid being
private.
Mr.. Mealey will, after the present
March next, make numbar of altera>
tions in the building, after which he
will remove there.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
FOURTH EDITION

WALL STREET YESTERDAY. Stocks
were active and recorded decided ad-
vance In prices. Money on call ruled at
q to z per cent, tand closing tat the for
mer rate. Government securities were
quiet and firm, State bonds were dull.
and railways very active and strong.
Exchange was quiet and unchanged.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-15
AMERICAN FLOUR FOR
QUEEN.

At the Produce Exchange, New
yesterday, broker sold tweniy-d
rcls of a new brand Of flour on
despatch from England. The id
be used in the household of Qaee
toria, and will be shipped imme|