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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-12
A Flopper's Fall.

CoLuMEus, o. November IA con.
siderable sensation was made just pre-.
vious to tho election by the announce
ment that Hon. II J. Tanning, who had
been defeated at the October election
for Clerk of the Supreme Court on the
Democratic State ticket, had Hoped to
the Republicans. From that time To the
election Tanning did duty as a Republi-
can campaign orator; but it was then
suggested taat there was danger that
Tanning would get himself disliGed by
his former political associates. Now
there is another sensation; and Tanning
is now charged with appropria,ing Il
large amount OF court fees, which those
who made tine charge claim should have
gone into the State Treasury. The law
regulating these fees declares that the
Clerks salary shall he 81 800 per year,
and that all fees in excess OF that sum
shalt be- paid into the State Treasury.
The evident intention OF the men who
drew up and passed this law was that
the Clerk should turn over all fees and
draw his salary from the regular appr3-
priation for this purpose; but Tanning
saws he construed the law To mean that
he was entitled to his regular salar",
and, in addition, all fees under Sl,5D.
The wal is now on, and the Democratic
papers propose TO make it as warm as
possible for their former ally.
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DEATHS DOOM.
A number of Mariners in Watery Grave

A Number of Mariners in Watery Graves.
ToR1Nro, OST., November 1.-THE
following is the most complete list that
AN be obtained of the names OF the Of
flcers an mcn oi the propeller ZEALAND,
believed u he lost IN the gale Ot Satur.
day night: Elwarl ZEALAND, captain,
Hamilton; Thomas Dewey, first en-
gineer, st. GATHERINGS; David Taylor,
second engineer, Port CslOornc; Joseph
Malette, first mate, Montreal Thomas
Danos, second mate, Cornwall; Thomas
Armstrong, ship carpenter, Hamilton
Miss Frances, lady's maid, Montreal;
two deck hands, known on board as
George and Jack, the former English
and the latter brlongiHg II Toronto.
Captain Thomas Zealand, brother oi the
deceased, and his son have l"it for the
north shore To search for the wreck or
bodies.
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THE MoREY LETTER CASE.
Morsy yand O'Brien Committed.

&orey and O'Briou Committeo.
NEW YoRK, November ll.-After the
prisoners, Morty and O'Brien, had for
msllv siy:.ei their confessions OF per-
Jury in the Morey letter case, Justice
Nmev committed them in default of
~ 600 each 10 await the action OF the
Grand Jury. O'Rr.en was taken back
e. tho l,"nrbS. and Morey's friends
s:arte cut 10 look for bail. The con-
LESSONS are held back, il is said, because
they implicate persons not yet arrested
John c. sanborn Makes Statement.
LAwIgScE, Mass, November H.
John c. Sanborn, who is a lawyer and
has been member OF the Legislature,
az the last election was candidate for
the Democratic Electoral ticket, makes
the following statement:
T.. u. Nann came to my office Satur-
dav, Oct. Goth, in the forenoon. He
wanted to know ii / knew where Al.
Clark's place was. | told him before he
left NY Office that Clark Came in with
Mor-y. | did not send for MOrey
nor did I know that he was coming.
There was arunning conversation about
Morev going 10 New York between +.
Ii. Mann, Patrick Murphy, j. U. Far
ker and Thomas +. Tucker. / never
heard anything said by any one to in.
duce Morev to 20 to New York. No
improper Inducements were made him
in my presence. When he LETT my Of
iice he refused to 90 and /
thought that was the end Of
the matter. | never had any bill in my
ailice against Morey in favor OF Al.
Clark, nor did | know he owed Clark
money. I never heard one word be-
tween him and Clark relative to any in-
debtedness; know nothing of how their
expenses to and from New York were
paid. DID not know Clark or Morey had
gone 20 New York the second time until
alter they had gone.
Sanborn SAYS that the above is sus-
cep,ible of any proof by some OF the
best citizens oi the city, and says that
what Morey said about him is entirely
false and he stands ready to prove his
statements
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ssn.,or Thurman's Views

WngrSGroy, u. c., November H.
senator Thurman. who ha. befn mere
for several tays. in conversation with
friends, expresses himself freely on Ee
political situation tie .ays that per.
sonsl.v lie anticipates his retirement
from bubble lie with much pleasure; (;
that he is getting oh, and nes-is quiet
and rest. lie thinks ,ha; tie Deco.
Gratis ought 20 have succe' Jed, and
would have succeelel ba they man
aged somewhat dlfiercatig. Judge Thur
man before the October el, a; on saw shat
was coming, and told ihe Indiana Dem
ocratic leaders that he c1u!i not concur
With them in the r0se-coiorei view
which they took OF the situation: lie
speaks highly Of General Garfield, ami
thinks his effort vii be to have ia hon
est. able administration. He is sangulne
OF the fnsl triumph OF the Democracy.
He thinks that the present good tunes
are leading 10 too much speculation and
overtrading. and that the inevitable col
lapse must come, aud when it does. II
OF course, must re3onud 70 the injury
OF the Republican party.
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Balunoro.

BALTIMORE, November ll.-Flour-
Active and firm; western superfine $ 80
"a 90; do. extra 81 25S5 90; do family
S. 25(S6 %. Wheat-Western spot
steady and options shade of; No. 3
western winter red, spot and seller
November 81 l7lSl l7i; seller Decem.
Der 81 l9i; seller January 81 1901 lSt;
seller February 81 23i@l -. Corn
Western quiet and easier; western
mixed, spot, and seller November and
December 5s3@ soc; seller December
new 57ic: seller January 6stc asked;
steamer SHE. Oats-Qulet aud higher;
western white 40c. Rye-Quiet at$l %
al OF. Hsy-Steady; prime 10 choice
Pennsylvanias SIS O0(Sa0 10. Provisions
Firm and unchanged. Butter Firm;
prime to choice western packed l'(S2Sc;
roll lS(s23c. Epys-Nery 6rm at 23c.
Petroleum-Dulla aud unchanged. Col.
fee-very quiet; Rio cargo-s ordinary
to fair lllGl3lc. Sugar-Quiet; A soft
9tc. whiskv-Dull and irregular at
81 ll@l l3.
CINCINNATI, November ll.-Cotton-
Quiet ut lOsc. rlour-Strong AMI
higher; family II 9SG5 10; fancy s. ~
(a6 Is. Wheat-Easier and firm for
choice; No. 9 amber 81 o.; No. rel
winter 81 0S. Corn Firm; No mixed
46G +6ic; new ear 4lc. Oats Stronger;
No. . mixed S3tG3Sic. Rye-Quiet but
firm; No. =. 93c. Barley-ln good de.
mand; No. > iall 95@ajc. Pork-Dull
at Sl3 50 Lard Quiet at s. l7!Ss ~.
Rulk M-ats-Qrirt hut firm. shoulders
81 rs; clear rib s. 80. Bacon-Stesdy
and unchanged. Whisky-Active but
lower at 81 o.. Butter Easier but not
Quo.ably lower.
ToLEpo, November ll.-Wheat-
Easy; No. ; white Wabash 81 oil; No.
I white Michigan 81 0S; amber Michi.
gan, spot and seller November 81 o.
No. = rel Wabash. spot, IL 01i; seller
December 81 OSi seller January II lot;
No , red Wabash 81 o.; rejected 9tc.
Corn-Qniri: high mixed I,ic; No. ..
new, i7c; old, seller December. i5;c.
seller May iS!c: No. . white t.r. IL.
jrctrd new ~. Oa's-Quiet; No. . spot
3i!c: seller December 3ir. Clover
Seed Mammoth 81 ~: No. - 80.
Pittsburgh.
PIri>BusGH, November II - Petroleum
-Quiri crude easy, United certificates
ssic; I, fined l2s for Phi!adclphia d,li,.
cry.
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Gambetta's Grip.
THE COMING BOAT RACE.
All OF the Contestants Confident Of Wiz.
ning-Hanlan in Good Trim.

L.oNDoy, November il.-All the oars
men in training for the international re-
gatta practiced as usual on the Thames
to-day. IIanlan is feeling strong and is
rowing in ms best form. He feels his
ordinary quiet confidence in his ability
to win, and it may be considered certain
that he will row great race IN any
event. He feels that rs the representa-.
tive Of America he must do his utmost
to secure the highest aquatic honor
which entails the championship OF the
world. The TricSett party profess
themselves equally confident. The easy
vict ,ries oi Laycocn over lIosmer and
Riley seem to make them believe that
they have more success in store for them
Monday next.
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LIVE STOCK.
On,0 20.


CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Dropr'
Jou nal reports hog receipts ~, ,OOO heal.
shipments 2i.OO head. Market buoyant
aud stronger; miyel rarkins 81 SOFA
4 ~: liyhi 81 G0ai 81. choice hrav,
81 tOtGi %: closed strong and all ,"li.
Catrl--- Receipts 7.2OO head: ship
ments 800 head. Es, s'rung; common
grades dull: exports - 300 %. good
10 choice 81 1nd5 IT,, common Ia mr'ii.
um 81 7UG4 40; Nix cars averaging .S9t
pounds sold st 81 10, the hilhest price
in two years; butchers weak At g Orp
= s.; stOck,r m and feeders - GDla3 10.
calves per heal go %; natives 81 aOtG
; 90; Texans 81 sOta3 3 %; through Texans
81 4O(d2 NJ.
Sliecp-Rsceipt 100 head. Market
steady; common Ia medium 81 iOes
3 20; good 20 choice - 0o,di ".
New York.
Nrw Yogg. November li-Ecevps
Receipts 1 2GJ head; not enough bnsi.
n.ss tO make a market, dressed b.ef
dull aud lower. very best native sides
going at 7ic, anI common Va good do.
GIM1lc; shipments to hay 10 live cattle.
Nv tluNfl IN VI wv ivo W.
mutton.
Sheep Il 'ccip.s 200 head, trade
du., and common stock could 10, bc
so'd except v, lower ii.urs: sheep 3sha
Ste; lambs NO jic; about sIx car loa'!s
held over.
IIops-Rerripts 800 head; none
offered alive; maikc; dull. AMI dealers
put the nominal range at 81 4O,dt -
per 100 pounds.
East Liberty.
EAsr LiBxRry, November il.-Cat''c
-is-ceirts s33 hesd. Market closed
steady at yesterdsy's prices.
Ilcgs-Iieceips $50 heal; Phiiajr''
phias 81 coal Gj; Yorker. ~ Aba 81.
Shtep-l.eccip's I .iU head. Market
c.oseh steady at yr,,~r ls,'s prices.
Cincinnati.
CrxciNsAn, November ll.--iiog,-
Demand and inRIket firm: common
s. Sjhsi -: light 81 30Ca.I A.. packing
s. 35tSt ~. butchers ~ 5ratG0 Re.
ceipts ! 600 head; shipments =. 2O head.
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HANCOCK
Denies His Alleged Letter.

New YORK, November lin an in
teryisw with Gen. Hancock at Cover.
nors Island this morning the General
denied that the letter purporting to have
been written by him 10 the Army OH
Ger at Washington touching on the New
YORK vote, was written by him, and
said he Was one of the few persons who
could not discuss the Presidential cleo
ton a, present without indel'cacy lie
also said il there WAS Letter IN txls-
tence from him purporting to be OF that
tenor let it bo produced.
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The Orangemen Protected by Double
File Of Infantry.

Loxpoy, November 1.-THE magis-
trates Of several counties have advised
the Irish government TO suspend the
huL,as cor,.,t, act, but Foster, chiei secre-
tary. deems it unnecessary. The people
Missed aud groane,i at the Orangemen
on their arrival at Cieremoiiis.
The party had to b, protected by a
double die Of infantry with fixed
b,yone,s. The route TO Hoilynlount by
which tie Oranyemen proceeded was
lined with const,bulny, An anti Land
LEAGUE demonstration took ace a,
Down Patrick to day, at which Mu!ho.-
land, Conservative member OF rAr'ia'
ment iUr Down PstricS, presided. keso-
lut,ons were passed condemn!ns the
Land auita,iOn.
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TIE IRISH AGITAToRs
At the Queens Bench.

DrsIIy, November ll.-ln the Court
OF the Queens Bench to day. a motion
was made on behalf oi Psrnsll and thir.
teen Others that within two days the
prosecution should deliver to the de-
fendants full particulars OF the charges
against them. The court consisted OF
Chief Justice May and Justices Fhlser-
AID and O'Brien. The court ordered the
particulars asked to be furnished the
defendants. The Attorney General had
previously stated that the Crown would
give such particulars as would enable
the defendants to prepare their defense,
bat would not give information as to
what the evidence would be, or they
might as well give the Crown briefs to
the defendants. The court wss crowd
ed With spectators
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-12

In France horse flesh, brought into
fashion at the eye OF Paris, is rslning
rather than rising favor. Since 1910 the
amount consumed has risen from l'l,-
300 pounds to nearly 1000, 900 pounds;
In the year 1870 there were CONSUME an,
at Marseiiles 500 horses; In 1919, i:ool
in 1878, 1888: at Nancy. in 1873. 100 ;
IN 1876. $50; sn,l in ISIS, IO5 Similarly
in Rheims and Lyons the figures have
advanced from year to year.
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ARKANSAS.
The Congressional Delegation.


LITTLE Rock, November l2.-Returns
OF the President al and Congressional
elections come in slowly. Enough is
known to give assurance oi the election
OF four Democratic Congressman. II. In
the FIRST District. Dunn leads Johnson
5000 votes. with Desha aud Mississippi
counties II hear from, which will not
alter the esuit.
In the Second District, Jones is elected
by 2,l2i plurality over Williams, who
leads Gi!and, GreenbacSer, ,0OJ votes.
In the Third District, Cranens is re
elected over B0les, Republican, by 5000
majority.
In the Fourth District, Gunter Is re-
elected by a plurality over Peel, Demo
crat, of about l. 800. Murphy, Republi-
can, being 1900 behind Peel.
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EWARR.
Suit for Divorce

NewARE, o., November 1.-THE di-
vorce sut brought by Agnes Thurston
against DR.. ID. NJ. Thurston, OF Hartford,
this comfy, was commenced in the
Common Pleas Court yesterndsy morn
inc The wife sues ior divorce and ali.
mony on the ground OF cruel and brut II
treatment. The husband flied denial
and cross petition, praying for divorce
on the ground oi desertion on the part
of the wife. The suit causes great inter-
est on account OF the prominence OF the
parties-the defendant being an extern
sive practitioner in the county.
No, Guilty.
In the suit OF OHIO VS.. Conrad Webb.
charged with violating the Adair law in
selling liquor, triel before Judge Grasser
aud 4 Jury. a verdict was rendered day
before yesterday uf not guilty. In this
locality the Adair law has as little effect
az Pope's "bull" aga nst a comet.
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BARNESvILLE, OHIO.
A Friehtful Accident

BARyEsvILLE, November ll.-Willism
Dement,, Jr., a boy sixteen years OF age,
was instantly killed Yesterday afternoon
by freight train. He had jumped on
to take q ride through town, and, in try
ing to jump OF, he fell beneath the
wheels and was torn to pieces. His
l.ody was cut in two, and both legs torn
off, while pieces OF flesh were carried
distance of twenty yards.
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The Cabinet Council Considers the Irish
Question.

LONDON, November 1.-THE Times,
in leading editorial this morning, says:
at is certain that the most important
question considered by Yesterdays Cab:
met Council Vas whether all the citizens
OF Ireland can pe protected by the or
dinary machinery OF the law. We have
reason to believe that those who are
most directly responsible for the admin
istration of Irish affairs have come to
the CONCLUSION that without increasing
the power OF the executive the present
state OF things must not only continue,
but enlarge its borders, and become
daily more enterprising and audacious."
The article recommends the suspension
OF the hGbeGs corpus act as remedy.
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Killed by a Cannon.

LANCASTER. Pa. November IL Dur
inn A Republican celebration at Safe
Haibor, near here, a small cannoa ex-
plod.d, killing James Taylor and John
Anment. Mrs. Thomas Craw. Mrs, f.I-
mier and Elias Funk. We're seriously IN,
iured. Funk was firing cannon, and
as the charge failed TO exglDie. hr re-
loaded il with tn: resulted stated.
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. KANSAS
Official Vote.

ArCnINsDS, November 1.-The Chdm-
D oa has official returns from all the
counties in the State, except twelve Oh
tho remote frontier. The vote foo,s up
as follows: Garfield. 1855; Hancock.
56,9l7; Weaver, 1886. Garfield 5
plurality 5S,609. This will be increased
t, about 62,oOO. The tot j vote OF the
state will be abou, 200 0Ol, AL increase
o. G2.GC0 since 1873 The Gresnback
vote Is abou. 9,OO0 less than two years
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EVANSVILLE. OHIO.
A Fatal Coon Hunt.

ZAxEsvILLE, November ll.-Nisht be-
fore last Presley Corjray, Of Washing
ton Township. a young man about
twenty years OF age, went coon hunting
They treed a coon and the young man
climbed the tree in pursuit OF it. when
up about sixty feet. he lost his hold and
fell to the ground, breaking his neck and
| leg. lie was killed instantly.
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OHIO.
The Official Vote.

CoLUMBUs, o., November 1.-THE
Secretary OF the State asserts that ow-
ing TO u mistake in his Office the otli.
cial figures oil the recent Ohio election
as furnished the press last week were
not correct. A re.eXamination OF the
vote shows the following result: Gar
field, S75,04S; Hancock, 3io, ,S2l; Wea-
yer, 6,i51; Dow, 1916; Gartields plu-
rality, 3I,2l7; Garfield majority %, li7.
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DIZZY OOODb.
Rev Yosk.

Nsw YoRE. November ll.-Drv Gools
-Iusincss only moderate with parksg"
houses, and the ipbbing irs'is is quir'.
Cotton goods in fair demand sni steady.
Prints quiet. staple ginahams in lar
demand. but dress Ut, I." i's active.
Mems wear wool.ns IN irregular d, =
manJ. Colored ilinn.is IN fair reques,
and firm.
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FELL IN.
Two ManK llsd ard Five Il iur

ORASGE CoURr lloUSE, Va. Novem
Der ll.-This morning the sides OF a
deep GU, on the G. 4 r, railroad, about
oaC-hslt mile west oil this place, caved
in while construction train with h!ty
hands were working. The immense
mass oi rock and dirt fell. crushing sew
erai men against the side OF the cars;
killing instantly Powha,tan Taylcr and
Edmond Flelds, colored. and seriously
injuring five others, sll colored IL Is
supposed tha; others are yet under the
fallen rocks.
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WIsCOE SIN.

A Chief Justice Of the State Appointed.
MILWAUKEE, November ll.--Governor
Smith to-day appointed Associate Jus,
tice Orsamus Cole to be Chief Justice Oh
the Wisconsin Supreme Court and las.
b. Cassidy, of GAINESVILLE, to be Associate
Justice.
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CALIFORNIA.
Omcisl Vote of Fan FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, November 1.-THE
official canvass of the city vote gives
Garfield IS, ,059, Hancock 2l,477, which
makes Hancock's plurality in the State
l22. Rosecrans beats Davis in this dis
trict 1909. Judge Terry, Democratic
elec;or, runs 2O5 behind his ticket, In
suring his defeat.
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"THE REGISTER" AT NEW
ARK.
Just the Paper for the DemG-
cratic Buckeyes.

Special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
NEWARK, o., November 10.
The large corps Of Democrats here
who refuse to beSuile (?) themselves by
taking the Cincinnati Enquirer, are hav-
ing trouble in finiDs competent SUBJ
sttuc. They tried the Cleveland PLAIN
dealer, but for some reason or other,
have abandoned that. They have sub
sequently gone down into the Bourbon
region OF orthodox Democracy and taken
the WHEELING DAILY REGISTER.
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He POPE

Expresses Himself on Erin's Troubles.
ROME, November 1.-THE Pope in
receiving delegation OF Irish Bishops
to-day, expressed great sympathy Tor
Ireland's suherings. but counscled the
avoidance OF all revolutionary princ:-
nlas
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was an { arthQ,ake.

AGR,M, November ll.-Fresh shocks
of ear,hqusk, occurred here at noon to-
day, and many houses fell, causing a
most iearidi panic. The session OF me
Diet is suspended on account oi the
danger.
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- Tie Nstionai Congregational Coz ,cii
met st Pilgrim Church. NJ. Ions.
Yesterday. With q very large humb-r of
Delegates pr~s~nt from all parts ~ a..
country. particularly New Eoylsnd and
the East DR.. II. H. Deytr, editor 0f
the Co,DegaiioEoiIf. sss eIeyte,i No i~r.
ator aod DR.. J. n. s;eusrt, of Gripnrli.
Iowa, hnt assistant.
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four who were up stairs. Their names
are Elliott, Brown, Healey and Hyde.
of those down stairs, Joe Dannock,
Henry Monroe, Frank Welsh and an
other, name unknown, are dead. A fifth
one is not expected to recover.
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sues the features.
STATE 3oyDs-Fairly active and strong
for Virginia deferred Us, which ad-
vanced To Is.
SroCKs-The market opened weak,
and in early dealings prices declined to
3ptr cent, latter X. aiding. At the irst
board firmer tone prevailed and spec.
uia,ion took an upNsrl turn, prices
continuing to advance throughout the
afternoon and closing ut the highest
point; the improvement from the lowest
point ranged from to per cent, latter
in Denver aud Rio Grande, which was
i'm brisk demand at the advance. Other
shares prominent in the upward move.
ntnt were Reading, Cnicag -. Burlington
and Quincy, Kansas and Texas and Cn-
ion Pacific. The earnings of the st.
Louis and San Francisco road increased
$4,000 the first week OF NoAember and
those of the Atchison and Topeka and
Santa Fee Sl46, 900 for the month OF Oc-
tober, a gain OF 20 per cent. The North
western gained $50 900 the first week in
November, and st. Paul 5000 for the
same time.
The transactions on the Stock tx.
change aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 100 were Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, 5000 Delaware, lacka-
wanna and Western, d, 200 Delaware and
Hudson, 200 Denver and Rio Grande,
26,OOOEric, 800 Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 5000 Iron Mountain, es,OO0
Kansas and Texas. 10000 Lake Shore,
5000 Michigan Central. 1000 North
western, 1000 Nashville and Chattan.
ooya, l9,OOo New Jersey Central, 5000
New York Central. 1000 Northern Pa.
ci'ic. 1000 ohio and Mississippi, 5000
Ontario and Western, II 900 Pacific Mail,
$1,000 E.s,iing, $500 81. Paul. 900 81
Paul and Omaha. 26,oOO Union Pacific,
2S OO1 Wabash Pacific, 1900 Western
Union, 3.l0o &. g. Il !. G., 3,4OO Stand.
arl Mining and 1000 Central Arizona.
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The MssDsippi river oommm;ssion
yesterday adopted resolution pfovid.
Ing iyr the preparation 81 the memorial
setting t,th the w in tie
hands of the commission a. ,,i ,l,~ usyent
necessity VI legislative All IA securing
ssp~cdy eonp.rt:Gn of this Imp,rtsnt
State and Sstio.sl work and ak our re-
spectiv. Stits 10 spp'op'ist~ one thou.
azDd doiiArs snbusily hr FIVE years.
which shall b. placed 10 the hs.ds Oi the
Governors and by them disbUrsei ~
their REFLECTIVE commissioners a. n'sv
pe%n, advisabIc. Abo q resolution De.
6niny the po~@rs ~ the executive cosn.
mittee and otiicers Of the commission.
Some other important Ds,tsrs wefe nj.
tended IN. and th. commission siJDgra-
ed sie die
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active 3 at to S per Cent-Gov'
enments Strong-fIour Steady and
firm-wheat Strong and Higher
Hogs Firm.
FINANCE
New York.

Nrw YosK, November ll.-MoXHv--
Active at SOS per cent, closing at 4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper +S
per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills dull at 4sOi; demand 1921.
SILvxR-At London SLID; bar oil.
yer here ll2i; subsidiary silver coin
a@l per cent. discount
GovrRSxEsTs-Strong and to per
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