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Bouncing the G. d p. Fast Trains+LocaI
=. NeMs and GOSSIP.

Bouncing the G. d r. Fast Trains+LocaI
= News and Gossip.
There are three colored men with white
wivesin Bridgeport.
John Heinline. starts to-day to visit
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Columbus, Gin
cinnati, thence home.
The jubilee singers are making Colonel
Hills Imperial their headquarters while
they give concerts in adjacent towns. One
evening next week they will sing in 0gle-
bays Hall for the benefit OF the temper
ance organization.
The Bridgeport city ordinance restricts
the running Of trains within the limits OF
the corporation, at u rate OF speed not to
exceed six miles an hour. This has al
ways been dead letter until yesterday.
On Friday Marshall Joe McConnaughy
was on the lookout, and had taken up his
position near the cattle pens, one.quarter
Of mile west OF the. Bridgeport depot.
He had three minutes for the purpose Of
establishing the rate Of speed Of the pass
ing train. The 9 o'clock train was spotted,
and being little late, engineer Frank
Robinson was driving her pretty lively.
An affidavit was filed charging the
engineer with violating the ordinance and
a warrant placed in the hands OF Marshal
McConnaughy for his arrest. The matter
coming to the knowledge OF the railroad
officials, however, an order was issued to
all engineers to run slow through the
town, and on these conditions the au-
thorities agreed not to prosecute for the
offense Of Robinson. The authorities
should remember that there is rival rail-
road on the other side OF the river and
time is big thing in the estimation OF the
travelingpublic, and for the benefit Of their
own side Of the river not be too severe on
the @. &P.
The pile driver being used by the @. T.
We W. Railroad weighs 1900 pounds,
and:does It's work from fall OF forty to
fifty feet.
Nick Kuhn has twenty hundred tons Of
ice stored in his Bridgeport ice house, and
he is enjoying this pleasant weather.
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nls1re,. m rrelnnd 1nereaslng.

New YoRk, January SO.-Richard o Cor.
man, Secretary OF the Irish Relief Com
mittee Of New York, received a cable dis
patch from Edward Dwyer Grey, Lord
Mayer Of Dublin, and Chairman Of the
Mansion House Relief Committee Of Dub
lin, stating that the distress in the west
ern portion oi Ireland is rapidly increas-
ing, and is assuming calamitous proper
tions. Mr.. o'Gorman said this evening,
that he was daily in receipt Of iniorma.
ton from Ireland, all to the effect that the
destitution In Connaught and the north.
west and southwest and the Islands lying
off these ports, was rapidly developing di.
mensions far exceeding the worst fears OF
the people. In some districts the distress
has almost taken the character oi
q famine, and the gravest fears are enter
tanned for the spring and early summer
He will tomorrow, send G200 to the Man
sion House Committee, which will make
e., 100 already sent by this committee.
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GERMANY.

LONDON, January 3O.-A Berlin dispatch
to be taken in connection with the state.
ment that when the budget OF the
Ministry Of Public Worship comes up for
discussion next week in the Prussian
Diet, Bismarck will take an opportunity to
give an explanation on the church ques-
ton says: AS neither the ultramontane
party, nor centre, nor Pussian bishops can
be regarded as impartial sources informa-
ton touching the plans OF the Vatican,
Bismarck has determined to demand
directly from the Pope what really are the
grievances Of the church, which prevents
the establishment Of solid peace. When
the answer is received Won Patt Hummer,
Minister Of Ecclesiastical Affairs, will draft
a bill abolishing the severest clauses Of
the May laws.
The strength OF the German army on
peace footing as shown by the military
budget Of 1880, is 1927 officers and
40l $50 men. This does not include the
projected increase which the, Cologne
Gazette says Is chiefly destined to reinforce
the Alsace-L Lorraine garrisons. The new
field artillery regiment is to lie stationed
at Metz and heavy artillery will be
divided among the fortresses Of Alsace-
Lorrain.
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wELLsBURG NOTES.

The Curtis.C Cox libel case is progressing
slowly, and tho probabilities are that 1t
will consume at least two weeks in Its
trial. Messrs. Good and Cracrait ale
conducting tho case for the plaintiff and
the Messrs. Cochran and, Gen. Write ap.
pear for the defense. A dramatic, land at
the same time laughable scene occurred
in Court yesterday afternoon when Judge
Cochran and Counsellor Cracrait, alter a
little personal tilt, withdrew part Of
their observations and allowing the bal.
ance to be construed in Pickwtcklan
sense, shook hands across the bloody
chasm. The jury is said to be good one
and will probably settle this long CON
tested case Justly.
Your reporter tookadvantage OF his
visit to inspect the new Riverside Glasl
Works, which began operations last Satur.
day. The works arevery complete and con
veniently arranged and substantially
built, and Wellsburg people seem to ap
preciate the advantages likely to accrue
from them to the town. Mr.. O. N. Brady
the Secretary, said they expected to fur
nish work for about Q hundred employees
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BURLINGTON, January 20.-Sap has be.
gun to flow in all the trees as in spring
time. The buds on fruit and ornamental
trees are filling out, and twigs look as
green when broken as in summer time.
This state Of things hardly desirable, for
II q severe spell OF cold weather sets In,
which we may yet reasonably expect,
there Is danger that the iruit crop will bs
seriously damaged, Grass looks green
and fresh, and the appearance Of thing
generally oIs In the open air reminds or
more q May than january. W
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, January S0.-The in
crease OF infectious diseases in St. Peters
burg is exciting some apprehension, the
mortality from that cause for the week end
ing January 18th being 10 per cent OF the
whole mortality, or twice as great as usual.
In the case Of Adjutant Baronaf, who
was sentenced by court martial to be dis
missed the naval service for insulting Ian
guage in reference to the Minister OF Ma
rine, the Gar has ordered that he be
placed on half pay instead Of being dis
missed. 1t is probable he will receive
command OF one Of the Russian cruisers
in the Pacific
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MAINE.


AUGUSTA, January SO.-In the House To-
day resolutions were introduced extending
grateful acknowledgements 10 the Senate
and House OF Representatives OF Wiscon.
sin, for their appreciation ofthe gravity and
importance OF events, not only to ourselves
but to the whole country, through which
the people OF this State have Just passed.
Several additional Fusionists took their
seats in the House, and there are but four
empty chairs on the Senatorial board.
The Eighth Infantry departed this morn
ing. No military or extraordinary police
force Is on duty at the State House now.
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GERMANY AND TIIE VATICAN.

LONDON, January SO.-A dispatch from
Rome, says: kilograms received here
state that Prince Bismarck and the Ger
man Crown Prince, agreed that it is. ad-
yisable To re-establish harmony between
the Romish Church and Germany. 1t is
not yet known whether Prince Frederick
William will visit the Pope.
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EASTERN COMPLICATIONS.

LONDON, January SO.-A Vienna dis
patch denies the statement telegraphed
from st. Petersburg that Austria, Hungary,
England and France have agreed to make
a joint representation to the Porte for a
speedy execution OF the provisions OF the
treaty OF Berlin, respecting Monteregro
and Greece andthe question Of reforms in
Turkey.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The Pope has sent 10000 francs for the
relief OF the distress in Ireland.
By fire damp explosion in a colliery
at Nielsen, Saxony, day before yesterday,
ten miners were Killed and nine injured.
Nine persons in the pit at the time Of the
explosion are unaccounted for.
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LONDON, January SO.-The deliveries Of
sugar here keep in excess Of the weekly
sales. The stock in the United Kingdom,
although $4,000 tons above that of last year,
Is %, 900 tons less than that OF 1878.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, January SO.-The Senate is en-.
gagged in discussing the new wording OF
threeo the clauses Of the bill for the
abolition OF slavery, in consequence Of a
difference OF opinion between the House
and Senata.
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WOULD be PROUD TO DO 1T.

VIENNA, January SO.-It isreported that
the Czarowitch recently remarked to some
OF the Polish magnates: shall be proud
to wear your glorious crown. Communi-
cate this to your countrymen and assure
them of the favor of their future king
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FoRr scorr, January So.-The boiler Of
Malory's saw mill, located six miles north.
east OF this city, in Vernon county, ex.
ploded to-day, killing Thos. Freeman, q
Iaborer, and seriously injuring and sCald-
ing Henry Mallory, the owner. Pint Tin
ner, another laborer, was badly sCalded,
and two other men slightly injured.
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CINcINNATI,! january 3O.-The one thou
sand dollar prize offered by the College of
Music for the best work by an American
composer, to be performed at the next
May festival, has been awarded, and the
composition Is, based on scenes from Long.
fellows Golden Legends. The name q
the composer Is not to made known till
composition Is performed, but 1t Is sup
posed to be Dudley Buck, Of Boston. The
composition is one hour in length, and is
for chorus and orchestra.
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CRIME.



/, CINCINNATI, January SO.-on the heels
Of the revival Of speculatiohs as to the
Baldwin homicide, last March, comes the
announcement Of the death Of Mrs. Hattie
Baldwin, wife OF Harry Baldwin, the VIC
tim OF that mysterious tragedy, at an early
hour this morning. They had been mar
ried scarcely three months when her hus-
band was shot in the street by some one
whose identity has not yet been discover
ed. Her grief at the loss Of her husband
was increased by reports that his killing
was the result Of liason with woman
OF doubtful character. This report has
been discredited by testimony, but the
mystery OF her husbands death preyed
on her SO that she gradually sunk until
she fell an easy victim to typhoid pneumo-
mia. She leaves child only three months
oIJ
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AFGHANIsTAN.

CALCUTTA, January 30.-1ntelligenCe
from Herat Is that 4yoob Khan's 6abul
troops refuse to accompany him, and
threaten to return to their homes unless
pay Is forthcoming.
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SECRETARY SHERMAN ON REFUNDlNG.
Secretary Sherman was before the Sem
ate Finance Committee to-day in response
to their invitation for an oral expression
OF his views on the funding question and
other questions. The Secretary's remarks
were in part repetition OF his well known
views in regard 70 funding, and were sim.
ply an exegesis OF his last annual report,
and OF accompanying financial exhibits
for 1870. The conference was not con-
cluded to-day, and the Secretary will ap-
pear before the committee next week.
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N:Ew SEw HoRK, January O.-Arrived;
N'SSar, T,, Bremen; Baltic, LisrpooI.
4. .SSSVIEESSroTN, January l0.-Steamer
NeNAaa from New York.
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-, ,Irgh Republicans anu '"t
fhirtI Term. ..

prpubiicans and the
w" tbirtI Term. ..
,. p,,ktnrv Journal, while not pro
,..i0, .av n Il third term paper, in fact
"a. ts1 1c,,imIto be a Sherman paper, as
'.r, '.,,,1, Presh,ial preferences, takes the
I59,r,lr,aESJtartly 5ru. to task iOr its course
',",,Js p Gs,bl Grant. Wequote from
a,ricle as lows: :.
M c,nnotudorse the unreasonable
,o.;,~ We S" ot d anti.Grant organs, nor
'alsnUss syJoI ,he Oft repealed assertion
na ssS W. 'C roUssrable portioI OF the Re-
aMaa! iH W." 0arI NJ West Virginia is OPP
Pao.1SAn P.1 ~ pI tbi nomination Of General
S, sss We ljeye that lt Is the first
Sisa.' hsi." n ,b,dourths OF thd Republicans
esV'ss {. ~ !; S,a'e m bd this sentiient is to be
o. le,toJ ILs Ia N appeals to heir reason
s',SOs s',SS. ,ban i3oEing passiOl and preju:
[ltus, n .s.;"s, ,a'|" ne whose col head and
S.,so Sss Ise1rtI sssrt Jed us from narchy at a
.;.,' %1's TSsn lason and julgment were
g1bnerEel bPasslon anu h'e'
Tbs ,lou,,.1 will Oblige U by citing us
., ,bs cditoIals Of the lTEr1IGENcER
: rts,sir Gran has been abusd. We pre-.
.,ns,bat it i possible to oppose Grants
.,pi4,ions 70 a third term wthout giving
o5.n,e to hs partisans. A for the''sI
stlon that 10 is the first chtce OF thref
Ioprths Of tie Republicans { West VI
nj, for a third term, we cal for the ev
5e.te, wehave received ai publishe
e,tets that ,ouyey very diEsent impre
t,p, The Grant boom is gong down
sniug awg-in West Virgilia as it
rervWhera else.
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Won't Recognize The Greenb,sers as a

'ecoshIHe the GFeenbIkerA M
III Party. ...
y N'lNlNoroS, DEL., January ).-Judge
o. CaaiOnb of the United SITES Circuit
Go court has denied the appleton Of the
%,b,'e,eGaOackers ,b', Of Sussex couy, praying
Dai ,SI supervisors OF Registraon be ap.
S,u SnIa'ed for them instead otor Republi.
Aus ,Sn the latter having hadlo ticket in
SS tSe ueld at the last election. The Judge
SSbiw SS now confirmed Democric and Re-
FNUIICah Snpervisors for theEholo State.
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dkt tPttlhgtttsr
nmcs: So hna - "---
.ijIIa4er has suspended pub

' Ptr q parkersburg, who i
els otths paollc S,,l spl.,.sS ,.at ;ss,,e Of the
haplas, Ks IN t'ie '. ,ha 'a'r n,nck, energy
yalralin terms ol ',aOn,s s,.o of Wheel
adpubIicFt Of the "s psOpiW showing that
as InyiPt the p poor osn,rsst srU% with his
EaeeinS made IN eIn.ta'r v, .ha r;ver rail.
orp town, he mater y. ;h". s.I M Prayer
nd, wear most alfalu :. 'I~' -.
sUking d tte sarcasm aI ue'
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nUlGlDE VF a pSuOVL IbhSHEhs b.
An unknown man, evidently school
teacher from Ross county, Ohio, commit
ted suicide this morning at the stonewall
House, one mile from Coyington, Ky.
Cards on his person had his name cut out,
but certificate was found showing he
had taught one week, December 10th to
January I'd, In Twin township. Ross coun.
ty, O. He was about % years OF age, and
died OF arsenic.
ALLEGED MURDERER ARRESTED.
BosroS, January 30.-StearnsK X. Abbott,
the alleged murderer Of Mrs, Crue, at
Grafton, Mass, was sarrested at East Weare,
n. H., by farmer and taken to Aver for
Identification.
Dispatches from Aver, mention the ar
rival ofAbbott In custody, on charge OF
numbering Mrs. Crue at Groton. Several
persons in the vicinity have recognized
him. He declines to make statement
without advice OF counsel.
AHoRRIBLE CHARGE.
BRlsroL, R. l., January S0.-simon j.
Gray has been held for trial, on a charge
Of rape on his daughter, whose husband
demanded 5000 in settlement.
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stated unofficially, however, that General
Sherman iavors milder course and will
recommend that Major Reno be suspended
for one year.
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MAJ. RRSo's CASE

Although no official confirmation can be
obtained as yet OF the story that tho court
which has been investigating the charges
against Major Reno have recommended
ma dismissal, 1.-THE accuracy Of this. report
IS IiI generally conceded, and 1t is further
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mously agreed to-day to the following
resolution to govern the consideration by
the committee OF invalid pensions:
Resolved, That all pension claims OF On
invalid character shall be reported TO date
from discharge where the disability, was
incurred previous to discharge and where
the disability was incurred subsequent to
discharge from the date OF disability, and
all gratnitc::s pensions shall date from the
passage of.the act. ALL widows pensions
where The husband had been a pensioner
shall date from the death ot the husband,
and where the husband had not been a
pensioner from the date OF disability.
CENSUS APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate Committee on Census met
to-day and received reports from several
sub-committees on the nominations of
census supervisors. The appointments
for Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island were re-
ported back favorably from the sub'com-
mittees, and so were all those for the
Western States except three for Illinois,
one Iowa and one for Tennessee, which
are held by the subcommittee for further
INQUIRY. Senator Herman who has charge
of the nominations for New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Mary
land, did not report on them to-day, nor
were any OF the Southern appointments
reported upon. It was agreed by COM
mon consent that all the nominations
reported from the subcommittee to-
day, in regard to none Of which there
is any question ofpersonal fitness Of nomi.
nees shall be Immediately reported BACK
TO the Senate with q recommendation Tor
confirmation. But atsthe same time sew
eral Democratic members OF the committee
| took the ground that one half Of the cen.
sus supervisors throughout the whole
country should be selected from the
Democratic party and they therefore re-
served TO disregard to-day's action OF the
committee. When the nominations come
up for consultation in the Senate, indica-
tions are strong that movement will be
made In the Senate to have the appoint
ments for supervisors delayed for the pres
emit with view OF forcing an equal diyis'
ion OF these appointments between the
two great political parties. :
MAJ. RRSo's CASE.
Although no official confirmation can bt
Obtained as yet OF the story that the cout
which has been investigating the charges
| .t.o. ATsior Rano have recommended
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week $3.50 head; gnef through lG3 cars mnrEe,-
Demand TAI AMI ricrs cher. onr1gs hight sAe5 on A
ei Stee at - Choice SuiDpsr~ - 1Jl t'i far ~
Good. ~ 2Jdsi IS; Light steers SiaSi ZOt buis' -
q %
-HErP AND LAwBs-Receips TO-DAY LOO head total Tor
O0l held ignei through Is market 'ie if ON
unchanged sales ~ Pair Western sheep at - ~
81 20; Choice Fancy DO az GSt 50: Western LAMBS
- 1888 Canafl Lambs = u .
HOGs-f.ecci uay 800 nrad total Tor the week mus
far so 10 heal time last week )lu neg
consigned IN olg Il cars marset tarf acsiNe alu
shade h-her Tor 0rkers ard hoico Heavy gtAe gfe~
l.. Chs Pigs and Yorkers ~ to0>4 p. heayY al1
MEDIUM 500 81 i Selected - 9f4 - Airtlum
QUALITY Heavy. Iu0St 90. ClaTse. Rough anu OlHh0h
s asl best grades al posed OF -
CHICAGO Nov. -. The DT0rers Journal report-i hvI'
Recepfa So OOI shipments 80 heal qlaiily Ro
ana there were res pircha OF best market enc
closed nd weak MIred Packms - t0@S' o." .
Outer eripts8 OOD nad sbiunents. 1890 hea market
generally steady and firm Tor Good II Orts - yV
Choice shipplne - 7j0b5 20; Common 10
So SUasl g.: Butchers. - q e. 80 stocAers s'ioy "
g. sOGsi 80. nal,
br eds Natives, 30ds3 80; Texans y oJ~fo ~
through Texans. COdfZ
-Recrints $40 head N lrkct stoady oe'A"~-''
IS h r 70 60 d. 81 5Oes4 40 ne,
ST LOUIS. Sow l2-HOGS Higher; Workers ana Ba.sl
80 Mixed Pac 81 4oS4 20 butchers
Fancy. 81 50Gs4 % rec7Ipts 1880 head shpeh's'
CArrLE-DuIl Mixed Native stun. 81 sos - 25
shipping steers s. ass receipts 100 head shipments 9O'
head - o-o
head shipments, none.
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.frer its drop. In the early dealings
. 4o p.cidc was unusually active. and its price
UNIV 70 965s later reacting to 95l2 after trans
sn'S" ,hat amounted to the unusual quantity of
so'"S, sh,res The general list Welded from Il to
from the best figures Of the day, but with
NJ, Moderate amount of business. The Elevated
onr .l sbares were weak because of the heavy tax
Sto,t 81 100. 900, which has accrued against
p'', nendine the trial of the test case.
'', which has been decided against
81 There are no new developments
'roiuc the intentions of certain large operators,
s.,, the whole street is watching with no little
80 But it was stated to-day that the offer
r,sse 10 bring $50 00O 900 of gold from Europe.
W. ap be loaned in lots of $500 00O at per cent
- NOR ths The market closed dull and weak.
Tho Treasury to-day purchased $500, 900 of the
- 1850 at 1929 from the National American
v.ehanee Bank. We have little doubt now that
holders are satisfied that the Secretary will adj
- IN his fixed price of 1929, and that the
.S.as will be presented for payment as
al As the Treasury is prepared to accept
sher, Az The Boards to-day the transactions IN
Government bonds amounted to $133.5OO at full
s,,res. The bids Tor the 5s however, were reduced
: but for the 4los and 4s they were advanced 4 per
., shaving that investors have little expectation
- nr,ees being much affected by the anticipated
s,,;noepcy in money. Annexed are the closing quo
tatl0ns IA, ..,,,
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LvBEPooI- Nov. i2.-ForS-Prme Msss-E1st, m c duh
Al WeHterl. duJ AZ 81. B8'Ol GU nDeran = IL
steaay ~ a. Snort BIB .teHty a. q AnnT Cissr
dull u ~ Clear. steafv AZ 40 50 Hams-lohg
cut duH ~ shoulders duh a. &C. Beei-l9aA Asss s
dan al Mess dul 70 PRIME less nlls
Al 3d. Lard Prime Western. steady = 40 ct IaoS ",
S. Sd lurDeu une--prt- steaiy al %
Ho,n- Common. dull ar Ji3i- ne steady "a Il:
holC- ny 81 Laru tn steady Az
IS. F0lr-kxua -IaJe. steady az - Cd Wheat no
IA hlte steady a. ~pUng. No e steahy ~ 5bl Ne"
WINTER western staady ID New southern Winei seadi
Al lOd Corn-Mlxs0 dull Sqd. CotiODseed uuYeioW
American frmer at 3la AOsIn-t 0mnou. al London
duh 81 TurDentne Spirits az L0ncoi duh az 3d %
LIVERPOOL Nov. l2lI.3O D. m-Bacon a. per c"e i"i
Lon clear M'ides. -
Liverpool Nov l2-l30 2. m.--9re'ds'ufs firm Corn,
80. per ceutal for New Mixed western Wheat ed;g
"a. Western SDrug F3i az cd Tor sea " IN
ter The reeelps Wheat lor the pas hee days were
/. 3 600 ceurals iucludng 60 OOc eentals American
LIVERPOOL Now l2-J:l5 3. m refined Petroleum. "a
per gal spirits ~ IIIrDen me. 81 per cWt
LONDON. NOV. l2-4 p n.ket ed Petrol um. sd5u per
cal on CaleutJa Insect. 53ift c5fl perq
IONDOs. Nov ia p. m.-7ugar. Eiud as 3d per c"|
tor cuba Centrifugal polrzng 56' and % for CuJa Nus
Fui Refining afOat
ANTWERP nov i2.-Petroeum 26 q francs FOR tine pale
American cOsec 20 3 ftacs per 700 Al.OA
BHFpn,V Nov. 70 PerrO eun. 10 marks ID pfrnn.Zs
MANCHESTER l2.Thr market for yarns and iaarlcs
easier 3Jiuch 50 reed Gold end 'nrns-, 81 yArds s
ID 2bin b. 1bree0. Printer. t3 ARDS 10
o. 39dGl; No ~ Mule Twist ta- sec d 9uaiIty l012d