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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-02
a Mistaken Novement-A Proposed sremor
ial of Dishonor.
New York Sun.l

BOSIoN, December p, lSS0.
DEAR SIR-Only three persons have ever been
chosen President of the United States who have
received degree in course at Harvard University
These are John Adams, John Quincy Adams and
President Hayes, who took our degree of LIB in
regular course.
In Memorial Hall at Cambridge are fine por-
traits OF the Adamses-one by Copley and one, in
part by Stuart.
We have thought il would be a good thing to
obtain good portrait of President Hayes for the
same Hall while he is yet President
With this view we propose a substitution
among the Alumni, not TO exceed in any case SO
that the invitation 10 him to sit for his picture
may come from large number of his fellow grad
yates
Will you join i'll that subscription? Please ad-
dress either of the undersigned. Truly yours,
w. ANGRY,
AMOS A. LAWRENCE,
EDWARD Z. HALE,
JOHN LOWELL,
CuOATr
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-02

Pure blood makes sound flesh, strong bone and
clear skin IL you would have your flesh Arm.
pleuon fair, use Railways Sarsaparillian Re
solvent
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-02

Prussia-No one permitted 70 teach without IL
cense: home instruction not allowed prosecu-
tons frequent; hardship to poor parents: no ex-
emptfon, except on physician certincate
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-02
NEW YORK. January q, 1851


munication of the 9TH ult. inviting me to
join in a subscription to procure portrait
OF Rutherford b. Hayes to place in the Me
mortal Hall of Harvard University, at Cam
bridge, along with the portraits of John
Adams and John Quincy Adams Presidents
of the United States and graduates of the
University.
| decline to join in such a subscription.
am not willing TO do anything that may be
designed or construed as a compliment to
Mr. Hayes, orthat may recognize his tenure
of the Executive Office at Washington as
anything other than an event of dishonor.
He was not chosen President He was de-
feated i'm the election; and then band of
conspirators, Mr.. Hayes himself conspiring
and cOnniving with them, setting aside the
Constitution and the law, and making use
of forgery, perjury and false counting, Sc
curing for him possession of the Presidency
to which another man had been elected
and when he had got possession of it his
most sedulous care wasto repay with offices
and emoluments those authors, ma nagerS
and agents of the conspiracy to whom he
had been chiefly indebted for its infamous
success.
Sooner than honorably commemorate
such an event or do public homage to such a
man, beg you, gentlemen, with your own
hands first to destroy the portraits of John
Adams and John Quincy Adams in Memo
rial Hall, and then to RAE to the ground
the Hall itself.
How great an insult you are proposing to
the two illustrious Presidents of the name of
Adams is made manifest by the following
words from the son of the one and the
grandson of the other:
Ilthlnk Mr.. Hayes was elected by q fraud. and
/ DO not mean To have il said that at the next
election had forgotten il. / do not say that Mr..
Hayes committed the fraud but II was committed
by his party. | have no enmity to Mr.. Hayes,
but after the fraud by which he became Presi-
dent could not vote for any person put up for
President ON the Republican side who did not
disavow the fraud committed. ! would not Sup
port any member of that party who had any sort
of mixture with that fraud. l feel that the
counting out is just ms much fraud now as at the
time it was perpetrated.
remain your very obedient servant,
CHARLES 4 DANA
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-02
RAILWAYS
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Perfect Purgatives, Soothing Aperients Act
without Pain, Always Reliable and atu-
raj in Their Operation.
A Vegetable Substitute for Calomel.

Perfectly tsstsless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purity, cleanse ano
orders of the stomach, liver, bovek, kidneys,
bladder nervous diseases, headache, constipation,
costiveness, indigestion, dyspepsia. btliousnesss
fever infamzaation of the bowels psles and all de
rangements Of the internal Viscera. Warranted u;
effect a cure. Purely vegetable, containing
mercury, minerals or deleserious drugs
Observe the following symptoms resulting frof
diseases os the Digestive Organs.
Constipation, inward piles, fuIness OF blood
the heaA scidity of the stomach, nausea, hea-
burn, dieyast of food, t1l1ness OF weight in.l
stomach, sour quotations sinking az hutterin&
the heart, choking or suffering sensations wher
a lying posture dimness OF vision. dots or vi
before the sight, fevex and dull pain in the hss1@
deficiency Of Precipitation, yelowness of the skl14
and eyes pain in the side, chest limbs ana SD
den Bushes OF heat burning in the flesh.
A lew doses of Railways Pills will free tee sye1
teaa from all the shove name ddisorders-
Prics, Is eeRts per Box.
Sold by Druggists.
, 1881-05-18
By TELEGRAPH.


5steta1 Dtspatch 10 Th4 ChttGao Tribune,
1.tvknrooL. Mny l7-ll;an q. m.-fLuu1t-No. !, list
Eo.IDs.
GuA1S-Wheat-vYlntos No, !. Rs Gt, No. = IN,
spring. No. l. ", No. aa tl white, No, L. " Edi Nh.
2, 81 Nd, club, No. l. 0s Dbl No. W 81. CoFn-Now,
IL,
pRoytsi0xs-Tork. n ID. Lard. 6+A-
i.lvEnl'pot, MKy lG-Lan-lrIn,o Western nrmer
at Is. Iaitow--l's1mo city dull Ut x4s. Turpont.na
aplrta stSady NJ u.s a tssin-Cumsuon huil at s. .
Turpontina kplrIts-lnad0n t!rmoF At ah. Wheat
6prng NJ, dull At u 5dt NU white atsay NJ W tut
Winter Sseady at " ID. Cutu-Mt1au stendy 1t ~ li1Ah
for now.
llvxnpoat4 May l7-EvenLnp.-C .-CorroN-Atcndr
b,saa la.ind, sailed. l1oo7 bslos speculation snd
pufL zO1, American, a,lM
uMxADsruHfs-Qu!ut but stsndy, except corn, dull.
caltfurnlA white wheat " Od4a 3D. Coru-Ns"
W0atoFn nl!xBd. %s iii.
l4ANH-AMoscan. tIs.ss
CuExss-FlnU American. a
fAltNs AND FAuMtc&-At Manchester staAdy.
1tscYlFra-past three days. whoA1 l1a.90 ssntalss
Am0rican. 1lGnM.
ANrwkHp, May la-rxrno1sux-lQxs.
Ths following woro received by the Chicago Board
ofVrat0i
~, dS.; soes esa
Il dill Whass-W hta. j. I1dssje 3D. M''p' ''"' '"'~"
,.! j 81 a{ :. M d S'Ss ss sa ; gG:
rod winter adv4ncod ID. Corn aaiot and Nrm II ID "a
II; |"f" T. e. t. A. aw. E il. .a a. eSss.o IL ratsot aS. &
u n Hse IL; H. E.aGstf ssass stst I'LL s.is.ae
NAAK LAKM-CnrFnes o9 caast.Whpst hrtuly hu!tis
1 80 ssS sr S .
Wheat ututi Tather eaAior. FR4F ayeFaxo quail
tyYf AMsrlesn H,1sa earn tor 2tongt "
and tryuch pulek
, 1881-05-18

NEW York, May l7.-IRAlS-Whoatd daailnxs COM
parRtveiy lIhorai, ~ Wall for pruupt delivery In
tho upl1n tins but axuln a. worry Irregular pF'eoss
Uasly dsllyefva opened hsnvtbJ and yielding In In
saucos sbuat Mdes{c bu, ~ tNnuencad W the very
t.ua arrivals yesterday 9Fvru canals. which, however,
ssoluud u hkye haan tn arya measure qattu prompts
ly ularxod passed uontEpet thus following tho
pressure Ut supplies sRd l1adta9 10 4 rally
through tha nttaruoon OF about k1lo =
bu, clusny, ~ = ruie hrn,ly. Ths further
stsa In OCEAN fregAt4 tended ~ check e1poEt
purchases, In tho option ttns bosinass hss boon ~
respectable sgtexaao, chanrtn Optons On NJ. RID.
whlah for May " July wgfs worked up kbout M2ihe
tuahal uuainG strungf spring duh aud uusststads
No. rad n sL13&dlh o!0slilx II 3s.A NJ. rcd u
eljDi9l4s4{, laFsaly Canal stock. A. al.aGf1lGs(.
cosng 1t tL8SH lid, do special deliveries IN MAY ut
e1a, do May options u &l2A3l2k closlul Ut 3l.aaH
, 1881-05-18
PHILADELPHIA.

rmitAnktrMtA, Mny l7-FLoun-ln fair domand
for choice bakers lransi othorB dull; MInnrHulA
tEaa. ea.51l1@5; Ohio. e1tras &la1431t, U,so. now
process. 3tas2tG)t Iiltnola. ohuco, U2st Indiana,
uulcu, fl19Ni atlnnoaota patent proceaa. .t,tI1IA
NYo t0ue 4utot at $3,M
GtsAIN-Wheat trnti No. rod. elevator. 3l3D{s 70.
jeced. attaat. tlH No Eud May sta.5l1tsf, Juno,
t1t8l9lHt July. h.t67a9l.l7N, August sl.ls41l.h.
Corn in good doHtd sA!l mixed. truck tsau1 sail
mixod. Mnr, b14to, Juno. tsh4.No, July,
Aukus5 tI4t4ttG. Gat. seafee 4Md wnntedf NO.
lsU1TH,t--kHMl1nnF uIGhnnK0d.
EalS-Flfhor NJ lAAl3s5o
CliEEa.-llnli xrd weaki creamery 1lollko.
I'ErHutEuN-tlni0t Gd uI,uhnMx1l.
WIliaKY-Dutl md nRptlslsgVi.
ttErEiiIrA-flpur,2 2tU bsaj Whcht dAGGo tuj poFus
dull Luf uhta, 14U hA. 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
, 1881-05-18

aae asmand for cAttlo fur exnortattnn IN font ia
L'1fsrY sharp 1upt At r+o.nn+ Eon s..', st. .,..s
hstoteIgn msfhnt H., T~ t. @ w eosl'u t'u'o ts4t
arpo,ts,s ,W Aot ea4 hech Rroat3y doproaspd, hnd
l,s u., NAME. ss cattle. slost Without an exception
@ S1sy ~. w While hafe tut cattle are worth
h ht!,s,noot ~ ~. ~ ps moEo than ySar ago. pFcds
~ '"p'o! aha LondDn ATu Ooued bty ,uwor tlnh
nfa 1ha recent dpuro.sln,, r. .t,.,h,,os - ~
nRs tncspase In III. III n-,. "uss" ~ ru.s s
ArtSslaa at iLyc,n,,'I .arpF VI asesaeo peoi 1no
tatl II s..i. puut uafln0 April Wofe DQQ QuMr-
All, s." as 7i,9i quarters for AprII, lgS Thq nr.
t,na !'s ssock during that pcriod .hnvcd silvnt
n.st fusut, moso issofnhls state Of things III tho
.spp'l of homo eattta viii .nn,, hn,., ~ .r.~ ~ 1
X. sa!t W advent Of hnt x",,,.". uUsn " 4at Oh
y hP4spls u srpssSa Tater .1 w sreHslJ curlai
~ he tsuslnx trum tha oGst afna! AMSfilca. 49,.
.t9 .sn9e Saa1sa: '"' @so9poot eus!ono ot sho
isets-sSaii1a hss rot boon ca.e Of outbroak Ut
eaaation. /, ~ Tho tnust slHurssus inlly II.
sot'sR di1c0Yuf susaEhlAuist Inspectors haTo faud
snesn taI%4usstcE ~ 0E ny uttsasu. a Wu!L-
ss'!t fhe nrst cntr,, ~ W!!et: ukru {et tu
mUath dt.,ot3 e3atoa caltp ~ fbrkhI1l Win
SstS hey y catsox Sto stsasts .at bring
I'D !, th hThsy must - paisaisi = py lit noaa.
~ nsTa, ss mea c1poaed 10 tho infecsaa ai-
,.-.ysl.daa,, ,r,,..,,- "@ -'''' ~ 1&'N'f'
taat Mt tho h!shaBt class hsva
~ ali, is5 fha ~ aIt.els tht viii abssro sS
alslas l snp cafrss Tia ,isfnn;ntn ,nen n "
il ~ IT, e. .,s;,e y ,e1ss ts rSpss ss IL tys
, 1881-05-18

Hhltn 81, rrJrrtof. .a.6cs dar,azel. S]o oats dull
md lDuIFnHi .sn, wIlItt., !Jc.
tA,! Whra, M Toa spo!, 9s!t' a g. ,tnnd ti;.t
At Hi2s& July 1uId 1t $t.t with fvA bidt palcA Tor
August III ~ b.
ittrEli'Ts-Whcnt, 3ftpo but corn. c1,o11 bu oasa.
sliirMESrs-whcnt 7ym bn; enrn, ASu bu, oats.
1,UUuu ' ''s --.'
, 1881-05-18

To ths Editor Of I3s Chicago Tribune.
CnlOA0o bny 17.-ln reference to tho article
In this mornings Tn1liuHE nbout Ferris, pleuso
allow mo spaco to say TINT no porson Of that
nund or of any nRtn1 that could be mistaken for
tiukut to tiio settiemont- room oi The 1ioaEd of
Trade. Z. a. LAY.
Superintendent settlement Room.
, 1881-05-18
PETROLEUM.

CI.EyELANu, O.. May 17-pETnoLErM-Quict
STANDARD wlltu. 10 test. 7}sc,
PlTTAnuNG, fn. Mny tI-rErHuLElrM " - ActsGj
intu cpttllsitcH unsettled closed 67xc; rutlned,
sJiG, PHILADELPHIA sgllv1ry.
TITEHS1L1E, ltA. May 17.-7ET.EUt.E1'M-fat ONCnch
NJ Ekc highest Esl tut4Hst klH, cfUAoG nj STA, Ship
uunts, u ,uU brs, cha1sufs. AJ,tIj: runs, q, ,0M
, 1881-05-18
COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, May i7.-corToS-Qulet. mid.
ding, 1p{c; Inv do, u4c, good uriinnry, BGc; net
ceirts lsN lcs; Hross. 10f exn0rt ~ Great Hrltan
lu; 10 tie c0nnunt+ 2tt sa1h. LOU; stock. l0l WI
, 1881-05-18

I'E0nIA, Ill.,. May l1.-dltAtN-Cofn nrtn and light
h'sh aslxed, tyAi4c. mixcd 4zttH+so. uats steady,
Nh, white. aAaI'*c. KJc Dull. No. ,. g. llt01.A
ltEnH%1xE4-l.owor at att+
llM'Eilrs-Wh. 1.4n but ctrt. E1vW bu, oats,
a1Hn llis fyH 2.htt bAt Iafiny. 10 tu.
s!lllAxHr+Whent, tt,aU but corn, 1850 but oats,
AteJ but tyV, nuiI1t bntluy. MHnD.
, 1881-05-18

nOBTOH. Mhy l1.-FLUuiE-[ni0t nt,d unchanged
uHAsS-Ulta Hrrnt No. and oxtra whito. G'tef11o,
No. whlsp ;s, M. mixed and No. white. E9as%o.
liyu nulnlnHlly unchanged.
NurrElt-SDmnntIy UNCHANGED.
NEck,r1 GtaU 0tls. <ot seka, cora. slyoD
but whuat, hut outs, ly.0U t'iA
h1ttlWESfA-C0tn.i Il w BIZ; w1iont, 8l,0Q BIT.
, 1881-05-18

HVJILEsIE n y II C1IEESEt
Susttai Hispateh 10 TIA Chteasn Jftattns.
Etutx. ILL.,. MAY i1--1en.sAy MIS- Arsmarknb!y 1utGt
ono TIN the 1,unrd Ut Trado. Tla denand ttrnted.
peices tangrh tow0r, and tho n,arkes Nhe wohk
Eleven tIuusAnd four hansrei lbs csua,nary bn.tar
sold regularly Mt aGt12c.-taat weeks f'suras.-tho
ruling nIo. howoyor. tcinE 10 iawss than @ than No
ferular Rhrs If ri l lbs part akHl teesrs, FIFTY
nig..t tuantta two hundred md Ton 11s butter wore
ttp0rill. T0tnl sulpB, ~ IA.
, 1881-05-18

The valued xexprcssua,,, S1r: J. u. Kline.
OF Sheb0yenn. Wis, lad Il violent attAck Of
rheumatism disabling him Utmost frOM lnov-
Ine. i purchased, s.il he, i. bottle Of. St
Jacubs oil ,and poured 1t on n wonlcn cloth
mil NJ I. month. Grrat WAS my surprise to
find myself completely cured Iii tllree days,
pl,Q i,nyQ not been troubled silIcc.
, 1881-05-18
n}:TfkOj1'.

D1:THolT, afnY l7.-FLOUl-1)ul! at SiHRAM
UtkA1H-iShrnt rms No. white. s!.t5.4! Mnr, HE
June. ettHi. Jn1v, ai.tti Augh-t. fI.sG, No. red
&Ll1M. ReeeiptA. Aou0 but sh!pMlentB. 3,uJ 1n.
, 1881-05-18
HY0f1Tt,

t}neT0S, hfny E.-WUott-Staady, will, d fair de-
nn,,d Ohio und 1'onnsytvnnIa uatrns ase4ic sich-
lgas niid WiHcansttl, 37t41c; cumhln4 md dolalne
M Ne: umwnsnMnd M ~. sonhinF. h., gtrci unwashed
t'lsti...lGLr4IA, alay H-Wu1ir- Steady and ur-
, 1881-05-18

NEW fulsts, May 17-13ushcss Ienornily 1nic4 with
huusHs, but jobtBrs hrD dDlf,2 fair
tFates cation Guods unchanged, prints dull In first
1lands, md lawns renatn auiet but ptn4hans fairy
nctlyu hosiery du!l h1avy fnncy caxslmcsns and
BultltiNs In tnlr ru,jueat ~ cfuthlcfs.
, 1881-05-18

Eptttal Dspateh to The Chttaeo Tribune.
EAS.sH tirr, Mn.. May i7.-f'LsIS-Tho Price
tnrrHt rnptIrts. Whcat-tleurIpts Alta tu; shlp-
ineN, H:'a Gn: tisnIors No. IL cn-tt. no, Juno Hs;
tptie1s. y.lol bu, market buttars NJ. =, cAsh. $50;
, 1881-05-18

1T, I.OuiR. atay Observation-Disclosures.
GnAtX--Whext hlahcFt No. ! rea. s1luasl.lol cash,
sl;e,4tI.Sy{ Juncj eIJa%ol.i19ltc8 July, UAs.k44o
August, UI3<0ho Year, No. do, tlot&ti.DI{o. No.
du, nkaa3l.W tld, Curn hkgheE and slowt
rash and May, Astu Junoi <zs4o julyt t4o August,
%XtI3}Sc September. 0ass better, ~ 1ds314Q eusi
alu June; EJto JaiYt a{D August Aye slow At Sl.l1
bid. Huriof-:S0 market.
l.KAta-lApWpf a. &kE.
lsuTrElt-unch4nxU1.
EuuB-Quiat At TIC
WIttASY-st14uY " tti&
Ftov!niu&s-ltisk Higher at sdfs-. DrY sstt meals
m9ssnMHrslsx Y e hEhsFt 70 s1lo: aas,a @ h'shus II "
hEtEitTs-kl9MI, 4,uA brsi whrat, ~ 1O buf corn,
~ Hn hui h1ts NV 1us nv. 1oAst b4flay tlu 6u.
hMltAFST6-tlnAr.l 44 t5lss xhant xk.G0 lui cOEDt
leosNU but oass. &ulJ tui rvo mono, barley, n0au.
, 1881-05-18

OswEGo, May i;.-EltAlS-Whcht standys lint
Duluth spslna, s1.si torn non,tnulIy unchanged.
, 1881-05-18

NOT A SETTLING CLERK.

wtLMiS0ToS. hiay l7.-SpIHlTs or TCnpEST1NE-
Quiet at 2e1aIG.
, 1881-05-18

NS1yfE0O.

ITntANAro..tH, MAY 11,-tlItAfS-Wheat stoady,
9lua}l. Coru stcudy, Elt%lc. uats qutots
, 1881-05-18

10 produce rcnl genuine Bloep and chldltko
rcposo all night, take l!ttlo Hop Dittcrs on re-
tring.
, 1881-05-18
SUMMER Itl;Sf)ftTH,
LONG BEACH HOTEL
LONG BEACH. l.. T..

Eos.y,nso minute. iron, Nov yosx. Tha most fash.
l0nafIlD Atlantic Watering llnso. ilnltns mar NOW
TO- ehHnuat ,r letter nr oth1rwlhc. kn,nIi Mslster
Echrctners tft&lrstra vii asrvs trm ltrrlln Juno
" With - Hntlrnt nltlstRna. lsIhf1'fA fvnfJ nYte-
noon nn nvcnnx. t,lainr!ts md md Harrci Hymrft-
iny otc nrn unsurpassed. Hittcint rites fDr ariiirs
X. II. HJUT1H}hTE,
, 1881-05-18
THE OCEANIC,

ISLES or SHOALS, n. II.
0pbn middle Of Iunc. Nh MIe.. M mosquitoes. no
,tu1t Eynn ss,nprralare. E!Rht miles franl main
lnnd HDAtlfu1 ocean view frnn every wlHtfOM. tins,
uIcctto bss. nuffsct drainage. E.ntil,R. Hnhlnr,
lDw1lHH billiards, niG1 hall. band nt tNsit. fnt11
t|rSt-tlNtY. ItlGttTtJS BROS, l. l;il,
, 1881-05-18
I1INfI}ItII.

Tho cargo marriott wns stoady, q faw yesaei.loads
arriving MOndny bplng disposed OF. tukot'lor with
numbuE VI now arrivals. Quito u fleet from drsph
l3ay, tho irst 0f tho aeason on tho round trip,
rsysd most Of tho catEucs gulAg droot tho sars~
, 1881-05-18

IKH 3.JttIlI
hul1s n,,J scNllnwaa xcurs. 17xa7
fenlA-Cot l1 lbs. alAH
, 1881-05-18
Manitou Springs, Colorado.

HfAN1TOU ROUSE,
GEO, III. WALKER. 4, H. Ji:SNrStA,
. Chlof Clerk. ~ Uhi0 Prop.
t'pan on nd Nflaf Atay A. This nlnsant Hunt hNv.
ing hc ENLARGED ~ three times It's original capacity
hnd fofarh1sh"s! throughout nt m gxpenre ~ oret
fJlvt. nfttt1 Inducements naver hsfufH eyuA1et! In
tho West to summer Tourists. TURNS tns0nnb1o
, 1881-05-18

pittaburx, r.. wAyue - CAlenH0 Hallway
j}ei,ht cor, Adams and Cann1-sts. Tlctet t}6Ece I
Is caTk.4t l'aimst ilousv, Grand Pacific laolo xnd
IT. UuEtuk
, 1881-05-18
ItAILRO4iD TT1FE-TdDLE.

A MLtYAI. AND DEPARTURE or
MAnkE,-tSatIrlny e.rsntvi. SUNDAY oxcoptoL
sa!ondny excepted. tlIaify.
GhttnEo x Eorth.v~stern Halfway.
For Mans. .T!metn Sleeping Recommendations
hEptJ a. {f4 ClnTk.s GrA!d Pacific. isrlnks Expross
Uhlct. t'Almur Anuae. 70 Canal.st and the dcpbth,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-10-08
Capt. Howgate,e Case.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Capt. Howgate was
brought into Court this morning on a hobeds
corpus, and his counsel sought to obtain his re-
lease on his own recognizanee on the last
charge Under which he was recently arrested,
and on which he was committed in default OF
$4,000 bail. Counsel stated that Capt. How
gate had left the city upon giving bail upon
the first charge, but had returned upon the
meeting of the grand jury, pursuant to the
recognizance he had given He had then been
arrested upon this second charge. Mr.. Cook,
the Assistant District Attorney, contended that
the prisoner had not returned upon the meet
ing of the grand jury, but after the jury had
taken recess and reassembled. He had re-
turned to a great extent in clandestine man
ner, and had been rearyested through the vigi-
lance of detective officers. He argued that the
bail was not excessive. The Court stated that
under the circumstances the bail fixed (S4O,-
OOO) was excessive, but he thought that 10000
bail would be satisfactory.
Counsel for the accused denied that How
gate had returned clandestinely. He did not
think the defendant could obtain 1900 bail;
to fix that bail was simply to commit accused
to Jail. He denied that Howgate had been
hidden away, but stated that he had been
compelled to leave the city on account OF his
health Mr.. Cook stated that If that question
was gone into he would ask to file affidavits to
show that Capt. Howgate had not at first in
tended to return District Attorney Corkhill
stated that the Government would be satisfied
with $4,000 additional bail, but counsel for
the defence again stating that it would be i'm
possible for their client to obtain that amount,
the Court stated that he would further consid-
er the matter and fix the amount definitely
either this afternoon or tomorrow.
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Domestic Markets.

Thy ISl6graDn.b
NEW YORK. Oct. 7-Evening.-Flour market
heavy and 10G25c lower with moderate local trade
inquiry.
sales IL 600 bbls; No 2 at 3O35 L; Superine
western and State OO@6 25;common to good ext.
Western and State 00@6 80; goo6gso choice Wes-
terri sxtra at 9o99 90; common to choice White
Wheat Western extra 75@ 75;fancy do at s 80
19 70; common to good extra Ohio at 6 7O0S rs;
common to choice extra St. Louis at 40G9 70:
double extra at eoas including 1s0o 'G hi n
City Mill extra at 65@7 80 for w I; 24OO bbls
No2 at 30@5 25; 100 bbls Superfne at OOG
as 20, latter fancy; 400 bbls low extra at OO@
g 60; 5000 bbls Winter Wheat extra 8 7O09 75;
6400 bbls Minnesota extra at 0019 rs; Southern
flour is dali and unchanged. Wheat-receipts SO,
574 bush: exports 65,781 bush; 2@4c lower, Gloss
ing heavy and scarcely any export demand but fair
ly active trade in options sales q 1877 600 bush in
Guiding 239 600 bush on the spot; ungraded Spring
at 269l ~; No 2 Chicago and Milwaukee at 40
al ~: ungraded Red at 1891 531a No do at
/ 4414 al 4S; No 2 do at 1 5l1a11 531a; No do
% 54 IA p pnsr White at 1901 81 No do
IL. Corn heavy and 1@s4 lower with fair ex-
port demand and moderately speculative trading:
600 bush nondina 97 onn sno
ed at 65@731ac: No 3 at 7314c; MOI at 72s4 q
73Mc; No White at Soc; No 2 for October at TAG
Cg72s4 c. closing 72c; do November at 1894 @7614c,
closing at 1871 December at 1854 1791sc, closing
76%c Oats 1914 lower closing heavy; receipts
Il, 044 bush; sales $4,000 bush; No 8 at Acc: do
@4614c; No at 481ac; White do 5715c; Mixed
Western at 45948c; do White at 5O@56c; White
State at 53@66c. including 40, 900 bush No 2 for
October at 47za948c; 1000 do November 495s
CASA G; $4,000 do December at 50sz 952c. su-
gar is firm; fair to good refining quoted 81s@S14;
refined firm; yellow . 7Ts@ Sss; White Elk 91s@
9l4 standard 9yS c;Confectoners A loo; powder.
ed at 1o1ac; graduated 101a; crush1O1a Cubes at
1012. Molasses steady. Petroleum easier; unit
ed at 92 refined at ia. TaliOw declining; sales
10000 fbs Pork is dull, unsettled and decided
ly lower new mess spot at 10 5O@19 rs. Lard
fully Zoe lower and fairly active closing weak sales
$50 ties prime steam on spot at IL 271SD12 25; 140
city steam IL 10@12 49, 500 refined for Continent
at IL AIN, closing IL As. Butter firm; State 22@
81; Western 1887. Cheese dull and nominal.
Freights to Liverpool irmer; Wheat ~ steam 3.
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California Mining stocks.
(BY Telegraph.l
Gloucester Fisl, n1arke,.


FOR THE WEEK ENDING OcLJ. D.
Our quotations are wholesale prices for fare lots
and jobbing lots command an advance on our fig
ures.
Georges Codfsh-We quote S51s % qtl for large
and 81 for medium: choice Bank at 81 for large and
1914 for medium; dry cured Bank at S. y qtl fol
large and 81 for medium. Shore Goldfish, picked
cured, at SIS for large and S41a for medium. Bay
trawl $41a for large; N. S. Shore $4s4. Newfound
land $51a.
We quote Cusk at s2M @ss14, Haddock at SAG
21a; Hake at 11s@1A; Pollock at $214 p qtl.
kench cured do So.
Boneless and prepared fish from 3@5c ~ fb fol
Hake and Cusk to 51a@S for best Goldfish. Smoked
Haibut at 10c y fb. Smoked Salmon at 18c; Scaled
Herring 16@22c " box. Smoked Alewives SOC p
hundred
Mackerel-In active request, and prices vary ac
cording to quality Of lots We quote sales in fisher
mems order with Dbl. at $75s. ,s7s4, SO and $s1a
% Dbl; inspected at S16@S17 for Is, S71a@S8 fol-
plain and extra Is, and S51s ~ Dbl for IS. Separ
ate IS IS. Prince Edward Island Is. $12to $14; rs
$9@$1O; IS, $7@$8.
Herring-We quote at 81 " Dbl for Nova Scotia
split S21a for Bay of Fundy; 1924 for gibbed and
S21a@$3 for Eastport round.
Trout S14 ~ Dbl; Swordfsh at $6@7; Goldfish al
So, Haddock at $315, Halibut Heads $31a, Hall
but Fins SO Dbl, Fins and Napes at $41a, Tongues
So, Tongues and Sounds at $40; Alewives at $50
$3A; Halifax Salmon s20@s21; California do al
SIS.
nFresh Halibut-None on the market; last sales
Tuesday 1890 ~ ID for white and gray.