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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-12
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I.psblishsd every Saturday morning.


Advsrtisemsnts insersed ~ re"sohAoi'
rates.
A xir9s : e sss'T .ss.. ;,Sns - 3
RBloo1tYles and Enegance Of WorHs
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-. .'.-.,.,
80 1cl>~..a
HI0 0I0v 0IDlSs
ohi.sss Arrivals.
SAY FRANCISCO. july 1O-The
- ~ Oossnio. from Hong kong,
~s:ssrd.v hronoht over 4 thou "a nd
HSsrSss
A~rses AepsS''
aAn TpANoIsCO. July 11th.-
Wheat.s ouiet; No. /, 81 40@l. ~;
No. 9. 81 86(ol. ST. Barley, dun;
iced. o0zV6v; brewing, $l.122 for
e a..,Cerd onavaliar nomi.
nsI: coast, do, 02&o. Oats, weak;
eoOd and choice. 31.6001.60; COM
mon. II 4O(a1 Att; surprise, 81 IS
Corn. large yellow, 81 0b; small
rnnnd do. 81 O6(a |. OH; W bite, 81 122.
T.r S7fSI2 so. Wool, no change.
1otstoes' 06cNsl,
$780,,
NEVADA (Cal., July lOth.-A
quarrel, with fatal results, occurred
6 Quaker Hill, ak miles from
here, last evening. between John
a. Hayes and Francis e. Johnson.
a daht hrst took place between
che men, after which johnson drew
his pistol and began firing. Five
shots were fred, two OF which took
efIsct in the body Of Hayes, one oil
the bullets passing directly through
the heart and causiD0 almost In
ptaut death. Both parties are mar
ried men. Johnson is now In JAIL.
The quarrel grew out OF dispute
over watch which johnson had
paWned to Hayes.
: $50. n..pwss Abous ~ F-nee
Mrnoup. CAL. July 10 Edward
BoWers. an old citissn of MafIposa
county, MAS shot and killed ut
0ornitas At s ?. X. yesterday by .
ueiehbor, also an old man, named
=. u. Pliser. The parties had had
aono trouble about fence line be-
fveen their farms. Abouttwo weeks
ago. Pltser drew y shotgun upon
B0WsEe and threatened 10 snoot,
s.its 18th 4 cane and rave him
1hr.shir~ On vesterday the two
men ma on the road from town.
Piezar. Who was returning from
fnvn' nnder the influence Of liquor,
dr~v hisrevoIvsr and fred twice,
~. hall woundinp Bowers (de.
eessedl in tho arm, the other enter
M az bread. psssipg through the
hesrt ana kiliipv him insta ntIy.
Pis.sr vss srre,fed. The people
ers freddy excited. and threats OF
ivnchins wsfe being freely m Jade
when the messenger left there at y
o'clock 'sss n'su@
syasssans ssass Favorable.
W..vr,,~mor Ju,v IN. ap. N
Th" Prss,dsnt;s e mnto ma cootinue
TO mic favorabie prog ress. Pulse,
lOe: tenn perature, 1OI. 90; respira
ton, ~.
BLYas. BARNES, WOODWARD and
RnYDURN. =
No other bulletin will be Issued
until to.morroW morning,
....
ExHcUTIvE MANsr0N, July IL
"a. N.-The President has passed
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-12
Late kilograms.


SAN Francisco, July 10 The
etsahaer Oossnio, from Hong kong,
yesterday brought over . Thousand
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-12

Price Lists and further information may
BE- obtained BY mail or otherwise. ON appll-
cation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-12
Santa Monica Bakery.

LOUIS EBINGER. proprietor Of the
Spring street Bakery, announces 10 tbs
people Of santa Monica that he has ss-
tablished Bakery. whore they can be
supplied with
BREAD, PIES, CAKES AND
CONFECTIONERY OF
ALL KINDS.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
Prof. Kings Balloon.

No further news has been received
from Prof. Kings balloon, though the
newspapers are sending out correspond
ents from towns supposed to be in the vi.
cinIty of where the .rronauts descended
TO gather information and look for the
missing men. Western Union telegraph
operators are Instructed to scan every
speck ia the SKY and give information
Of any appearance of the balloon. The
signal service at Washington, one Of
whose employees accompanied the Prof,
is begi aing to express some anxiety. A
suggestion has been made that cavalry
be sent cat from Fort Smelling, Mime.
sofa, and other points where United
States troops are stationed, to scout for
the AERIAL 7eyagers. Mrs. King is said
to have goae to East Teunessee, annoyed
by the visits of newspaper men and by
the cries CT newsboys about the lost
balloon. She has the utlaost confidence
in her husband, and believes he is in
the forests Of Wisconsin, Northern
Michigan, Minnesota, or Dakota, The
chief cause Of anxiety is the fact that
the balloon took only twenty. tour hours
supply OF provisions.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
An Estate In EMxlAMd Avail lnE
Claimants,

John Pitts Jayne, the claim agent,
has found traces OF three persons named
Charles Hedges, in England, in his
search for the line Of succession of The
great Hedges estate, which is said to be
held undivided in court awaiting the
claim of the American heirs. One was
Sir Charles Hedges, who died in 11l4.
Another was Charles Hedges, Of Wit
shire, who died in 1859 at the age of 50
years 35i days. The third was Charles
Hedges, of Finchley, the youngest son
of Sir Williams Hedges, who married
Catharine Tate. daughter Of Bartholo-
new Tate, OF DE la Pre- Abbey. The
daughter by this marriage, Harriet
Anne, became the Baroness of Houche
This third Charles Hedges had, it is
believed, one SOD, 'oseph Hedges, who
emigrated to America, settled in Mary
land, and died in 1872. At the conven-
tion of the Hedges in Cincinnati last
year, eighty-four members of the fam
lily were present. The prevailing opin-
ion there was that the estate awaiting
the American heirs was that OF Sir
Charles Hedges. Mr.. Jayne, however,
is persuaded that that is a mistake, and
that Sir Charles Hedges never had a
son Charles. The Hedges Association
selected d. 7. w. Hedges, of Cynthi.
ana, Ky. as President. IL was found
that the family Of Hedges are scattered
throughout many States. The assocta-
ton is still pursuing inquiries concern
ing the great estate, which is now es
tlmated at not less than $3.50, 900, 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
Gen, Butler's Refusal.

Gen. Benjamin f. Butler has writ
ten to Mr. George Scoville, Guiteaus
counsel, that his professional engage.
ments SO occupied his time that it would
be impossible for him to conduct the
assassin's defense. At the same time
he saws: III hold it to be part of the
chivalry of my profession that no law
yer within the circuit where he practices
ought, without good cause, to refuse to
stand for man whose life is in danger
before Court of justice, whether his
personal belief might be that the &C
cused was innocent or guilty; and, of
course, the amount of compensation IN
the ca g ought not to become u make
weight in the q !estion.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
The Way They do Murder in
Texas.

A horrible crime was ommitted near
Brockville, Texas, on the 18th inst. "A
dispute having arisen between a negro
named Lum White and white family
named Sloan, the former vowed re-
venge. Next morning, a daughter OF
Sloan, fifteen years of age, was enticed
by Lum's wife to a ravine, and held by
the wife while Lum assaulted her. At
ter committing the assault, the negro,
with pocket-knife, disembowelled his
victim and cut her throat. At the in
quest held after finding the body, Lum $
wife confessed the crime, whereupon "a
young man named Hart, drew pistol
and shot Lum dead. Lum's wife and
an old colored man, who lived with
them were then started for Carthage,
but q n ob took them from the escort
and shot them.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
AnAIher ReSAffA.

On Monday next another regatta will
take place, similar to the one that took
place last Monday week. The partici-
pants from this city will be the Guy,
Tom and Joe, Cross and Little Harry,
and will also be open to Philadelphia
and Chester boats, A skitf from New
Castle il also expected to enter. The
entrance fee will be S., the winner to
sweep the stakes. If the weather proves
favorable the start will be made at 8 d.
m., otherwise the race will be post
poned if the weather is unfavorable.
The course will be the same as the last,
from the mouth of the Christiana to
Chester Island bouy and return. The
regatta will be under the management
of Joseph II. Horner, who will furnish
all information to those who desire to
enter. His address is at Seventh and
Lombard streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
Aukteau's Insanity Plea.

w ssHINGToN, Oct. 19-It is now
announced by Mr.. Scovi'le,, counsel
for Gliteau, that all question of juris-
diction and ma alpractice will be waived
and the defence will take their stand On
the plea of insanity only. This dete.-
minatisn has been arrived at because
of the short time in which they have 20
prepare for trial, and because of the dis
covery Of Guiteau's application sorG"
time ago for a pension. Guiteau HAD
cal examiner endorsed upon the papers
al Insane"
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
Haudke erehiefs

Will open Friday morning rev
line of ladies' and gentlemen's linen
Handkerchiefs direct from the impor-
tera at less prices than same quality OF
goods have ever been shown in this
market One lot of ladies all linen hem
stitch, 1917; one lot of finer, 2Oc; one lot
of very fine, 25c. Gentlamen's fancy
border, 121sc; white, l21ac. This firm,
W. M. kennard T. Co., think the styles
Of these goods are different from any
other in the market, and being desirous
to work up the handkerchief trade they
have made arrangements to get the
latest and newest designs at the closest
prices, which their customers will al,
ways have the advantage of.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
WOuderful OIL .

A subscriber to this paper sends US
the following with the request to pub
lish it: Mr.. Jonas Wheeler, .proml-
nent citizen of Paradise Township pro-
cured bottle of st. Jacobs Oil for his
wife, who suffered so terribly with pain
in the neck and shoulders that she was
confined to her bed for two weeks. Hall
q bottle of st. Jacobs OIL cured he1
comp etely of the above.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
4 hMES \ BRO,
NO. 2O4 MA8XET EEREET,
nsve lerge asscrsmsn. OF KAtves, Forks,
ivory, Hard Rubber, Rose wood and all Styles
:, Pnrket KntySa '"
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.

NYOTlC Ell, MARY PLUNKETr, THE
~ owner of the within mentioned premi.
ses. 10 hereby give notice that l shall app Y
to the Honorable .lud les OF the Court of Gem
eral Sessions cf the Peace and Jail Helivery
of the state o. Delaware, in and tor New Cas-
tie county, on Monday the 2lst day Of No
vember, A. ID 1881. being the rrst day OF the
November term of the said court, for license
10 keep an inn or tavern, known as the
United States Hotel, at the Northwest CO..
ner of Water and French streets, in the
Second Ward of the city of Wilmington, New
Castle county state of Delaware, and to sell
intoxicating liquors in quantities less thaa
one quart and to be drunk on the PREMISE,
and the following respectable citizens recon.
mend the said application to wit:
George W. Gray, George 5. Mote,
George Calver, ar, Charles Il. Sparks,
VIM. Preston Brckley.lohn h. Il liott,
chas II. Fori, VIM. H. Quinn,
r. II. Rockford, John PluDkett,
Milf, ]. Amey. Chas. H. Beckett,
W. J. Broughton, J. 4. Mclntire,
e, A. Gilbert, f. P. Freye,
George Leach, FRED. klenle,
] WI m. Deakyne, Jpo. H. Wigeleswortn.
10. u. Harner, John M. Legg,
]. s Rich, George X. Higgins,
Andrew f'ulmele, MARY PLUNKETT,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
A Sensible Idea.

Many people have lost their interest
in politics and in Amusements because
they are so out of sorts and run down
that they cannot enjoy anything. 1t
such persons would only be wise enough
to try that celebrated remedy Kidney
Wort and experience its tonic and rem
ovating effects they would soon be hur-
rahing with the loudest. In either dry
or LIQUID form it is . perfect remedy for
TORPID liver, kidneys or bowels.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
Feeblo LadieEe

Those languid, tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to be
on your feet; that constant drain that is
taking from your system all its elias
sicity; driving tbs bloom from your
cheeks; that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering, you irritable and
fsetiul, can easily be removed by the
use Of that marvellous remedy Hop Bit
ters. Irregularities and Instructions of
your system are relieved at once, while
the special cause of periodical pain is
permanently removed. Will you heed
this
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20

The fashionable merchssht tailor vi our
city is located at FouYth and Market
streets, known as the Wilmington
Clothing House.
The Larg ssc
stack of Tobacco and Cigars shat ever
this State Deheld ss now on exhibition
at she Great Tobacco MART, southwest
cor. Fourth and Shipley- Chapman,
Prfr.
Brain aud Nevveo
Wells Health Rene yer, greatest
remedy on earth for impottnce, ,Ieanrrss,
sexual debility, &c. 81 At SruggistS
DeuCt, n. b. Danforth.
Bed.bugs, Roac ,ses~
Rats, mice, ants, flies, verlain, mosgui-
toes, Insects, &c, cleared Ola by "Eeugh
on Ra w." 15c. boxes at druggists.
ACool Resort
John Hanz's Wilmington MmMsx gar
den is the nicest and coolesfplaoo fsrre-
reshments
Butter! Butter.r
Janney7. No. 3Oi & 1903 X ing st-eey, is
headquarters for all the bes sbrandsaad
all varieties OF butter.
Back wheat Oak ss.
Call at the steam mills, Vest Disnt
street for new Buckwheat Meal.
Try The-New Compressed. Liver Pi,ls.
Ing-edients selecl ed and coinprssseGi by
Beaton SLalth, Druggist, cor. Seventh
and Pine streets. Best anti -billoas.pills
in the ma-N6et.
N. L. Jaaney, 301 & 3o3 King strset.
makes speciality of tls following
articles: potatoes, apples, orions, pickles
butter and also straw papeo and paper
bags. All of which he viii sell az, lUw
as the lowest.
Compressed Waters Of Chicrate' of
Potassium with Borax antb Mnr1hts of
Ammonium, for all affect ions of tfe
throat, for sale at BeaDn Smiths,
Pharmacy, cor. Seventh and Fine.
Crest lrsect Powder, O'cts. aGack-
age. Taylor& Fullerton, Druggist 800
King street.
Awnings taken down and stored dur.
ing the winter at reasonable prices by
John Willie. ANi Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20

TO THE PUBLIC.
The trial of Guiteau is fixed for No
yember 7th. The short time allowed
makes this appeal to the public neces-
sary. Will the press kindly copy it?
He attempted to lecture on religious
subjects through several northern states.
| t is believed there are many people in
that connection who can, if they will
furnish evidence of his insanity. Will
they not do so in the interest OF patriot
ism, Justice, humanity and mercy"
Patriotism. because, If he is hung as u
sane man, it will be an eternal blot on
our history; justice, so that it may not
be said hereafter that he, being denied
by heaven of the guidance OF reason,
was put to death contrary to a. law,
human and divine; humanity and mer-
cy, that should prompt the laying aside
OF passion and dealing with this case in
Christian charity. If any person knows
OF facts bearing on this question, will
he not furnish me the information? No
one will be called to testify unless 1T
seems to be important to just defence
and fair trial Please communicate at
once with GEORGE s. ScovILLE,
Washington, ID. G.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
.patience" and .BilIee Tny lor.'

On Monday and Tuesday evenings
next, Mr.. Charles Il. Ford's Opera
Company will present the above plays,
which are similar to Pinafore and the
Pirates, with an improvement over
both. Mr.. Ford is too well known in
this city for us to give description Of
the plays and actors, suffice it to say,
however, that they are the leading hits
in Comic Opera this year, and are re-
ceived with crowded houses wherever
presented. This should be the case on
its rendition in this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
No Use Alwsys d ,ctOrfng.

! saw so much said about the merits
Of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was
always doctoring and never well, teas
ed ne so urgently to get her some, L
concluded to be humblgged again; and
am glad did, for in less than two
months use of ths Eitters my wife was
cured and she has remained 10 for eigh-
teen months since like such hum
bugging. H 7. st. Paul.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
All,n Well AlOnx tile Coast

writes druggist. "Kidney-Wort Is
the most popular medicine we SELL" 1t
should be by right, for no other medi'
cine has such specific action on the
liver, bowels and kidneys. If you have
those symptoms which indicate bilious
ness or deranged kidneys do not fail 70
procure 1t and use faithfully. In liquid
Or dry form it Ii sold by all drugg lists.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
Case Dismissed.

Kate Minger and Mary Hamilton
We're before Squire VAndegrift, last
evening, charged with using abusive
language towards Eliza Stockley. A
Number Of witnesses. testified who failed
TO substan siate the charge and the case
was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
THE RACES.
Troitfng Ut ScheuiEen Park Yes.
terday AfternOOn.

The races which were postponed from
Wednesday of last week came Oft yes.
terday afternoon, at the Scheutzen Park
and was attended by abou, five hun
dred persons. The track was in an OK.
cellent condition, but the air WAS raw
and chilly. The Judges were John W,
Reeve, s. T. Townsend and r. ID. Glib
son. Thomas Pagan whi speeding his
horse around the track, previous to the
races being called, had his sulky
damaged, which delayed the first race
until three o'clock. The irst race call.
ed was the three minute class, wi n
three starters Big Frank and Swamp
of this city, and General, of Christiana
Hid. Swamp being withdrawn after
the first heat left the contest to Big
Frank and General The latter win.
ming in three straight heats. Time 3. Is,
2.5334 and 3 o..
The second race was for trotters aud
PAGERS that had never before started in
a race. There were four starters; Kriss,
Billy and Ham of this city, and New
ark girl Of Newark Del. The first three
are trotters, the later a PAGER. The pac.
ing mare winning without much diff
Guilty.
There was another race advertised
that OF the 20 class which had three
entries, kriss, swamp and Gypsy Girl,
butt was postponed on account of dark.
ness. The following IN the summary of
the trotting.
Three minute class; purse. $50: $50; to tirs.
horse; SIS TO second. and S. " third; best
three in five in harness.
H. I. Fesmier's b. 4. Big Frank. \
M > JourI mss. z. General. .........2 2
Thomas fagan'sh x. Swamp. dr..
Time, . l5 2.3i4 BOB
Same dav and plaoe-Class fo- all trottcTs
and PAGERS that never started in race; purse
$50; $50 to first horse. SIS to second, amt IS to
thi ird; best three in ii g in harness.
James A. Wilson's 8. III. Newark Girl. 3 l |
Vim. X. Stocklcy' b. &. Billy .,.......l
r. T. VanDever's b. Y. Ham "a
John Tully's kriss. ............ ........ a 2 )
Thomas Fagans Swamp. ................d .dr.
Howard r. fesmier's Dan. DR..
Time 24Jl 2t,tL5 2.50i, Isl
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
American Humane AssOe1atlOn

The AmerlcHH f1I11n7ue A"soC1'50Io''
began its fifth annual session, yester-
day, in Boston. f. l.. Brown, OF chi
cago, presided. He said none of the
designs for cattle cars presented has 80
complied with the requirements there
for as to merit the prize $4,000 voted BY
the Association. Mr.. Henry BerEh, OF
New York, said that "ihirty-six States
and Territories are now united in the
humane league" A telegram was
sent to the Mayor Of Louisville urging
him to stop dog fight which is an"
uounced to take place in that city.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20

Indications for to-uay--For the Middle
Atlantic States, fair weather followed
by increasing cloudiness and rain in
the northern portion; north~esterly
winds; stationary or higher barometer
stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20

The sign over the store read as follows
Books, Stationery, Drugs and Medi-
cines." He went in and asked for a
copy of "Croup in Children" and tho
clerk handed him . bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
ReveMteeA NJ MlnH tes Late.

The fast 60 mail came putting into
the depot this morning seventeen min
utes behind her schedule time and thus
is will continue for all the tiuae.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
y'h1 w eattl 9E, ,

War Department. Office of the Chief
Signal OFFICER, Washington, October ~
- a M,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20

state OF tho Thermometer
at the REPUBLICAN office, In the shade,
his morning:
7o'clock 10 o'clock IL O'CLOCK
52o SO 6f'
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20

r OTIS FOR SALE.-THE UNDERS14N-
II ed have few more desirable building
lots, which they will sell on instaiments.
Persons deyrini 4 to pro sure home, will never
get bet.cr opportunity, as it is an easy mat
ter to haze house built a fter you own the
lot. Applyt, THoS. nj. OfLE,
Sixth and King streets,
or c.P. J, FORD, Front and Madison SIS.
Oct20 Nv
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
A plna for GuiteAu,
TO THl. PUBLIC.

WASHINGTON, Oct. lo-Mr: Scovi!le
Guiteau's 5 counsel, furnishes the follow
ing:
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING. AT
II lO9 East Eighth stroet. Prices reasona'
bie. Give us call, cct20-2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20

VXYANTED.-PLAIN SEWING TO DO
w Apply at Il Robinson street.
oct2tbtt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20

VYYANTED ED-A GIRL IN A FAMILY
w Of three; must De good washer, iron
er and cook. Apply at sls French street.
OctcO-2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
The entire personal property Of DR..
Bayard 7. smith, deceased, will be sold
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2sth, 1881,
at 10 o'clock, a, n..
at s2s Madison street, Wilmington, DEL, con-
sisting of beds, bedsteads ,IRd bedding, par-
lor furniture and ornaments Office, dining
room and kitchen furniture, chairs, tables,
looking glasses, carpet, mating, window
shades, bureaus, hat rae (, OUNCE, sofa, clocks
oRe battery, atomiser call, medical library
and many other articles not mentioned.
Conditions will be made known on day Of
sale. SOLOMON HOOD
oct20-tf Administrator.
L. W. STIDHAN s.. Son, Auttioneers.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
SPECIAL AEMFIOU

The fashionable merrhsMt tailor Vi our
city is located at FouYth and Market
,treets, known as the Wilmington
Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
Tho LaRR 8AG

stack of Tobacco and Cigars shat ever
this State beheld ss now on exhibition
at che Great Tobacco Msut,. southwest
cor. Fourth and Shipley. Chapman,
Prfn
Daily Republican., 1881-10-20
ADMITTED TO BAIL.

At one o'clock, Messrs. Roberts and
Cassidy, counsel fer Harvey, procured
writ OF habeas corpus for his admis-
sion to bail, which Judge Thayer gran
ted He fixed the bail at $4,000. 1t
was promptly entered by James Hogg,
n carpet dealer on North Second street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-28
Wall Street To-day.

STOCK EXCHANGE MARKETS ALL STRONG.
NEW YORK. November 2S.-The Posts financial
article q 40 p. IN. ediuonl says: The Stock Ex-
change markets are all strong to-day. United
States bonds are u higher Tor the extended SIS
viii n have been bought up To 1929 s.; the other
issues are unchanged State bonds duh Rail-
road oondS are higher, as rule, the rise ranging
from Aa1k per cent, the latter Louisville and
Nashville general mortS's to 1e6. Boston. Hartford
ana Erie rstS are per cent higher being lip j73I
The annual election or the y. Y. and New England
railroad company uhe reorganiZed Boston III a. Ed
Will take place next week; there is little doubt
that new board, wbicn, represa anting the coal
railroads, the Erie, the Pennsy lvania and the
elevated roads of this city, will I've elected
Details OF the new scheme. which is a conpre.
hensive one, are refused, but they viii probably
be made public within few days-certslnly
soon alter the election. The net result III the
fluctuations in the stock market so far to-day Is
an advance or Lal1. per cent In the general list,
and per cent in Memphis and Charleston.
Oregon Navigation has been exceptionally weak,
having fallen 10 166y6 on sales from 1861,
at close on Saturday, and being as wewrtte quoted
162 ll64. Manhattan has also been weak. having
fallen to 57k from 5s4. The strongest stock
to-day has been Louisville e. Nashville, which adj
vanced early 20 9.5s from S5 y, but Is now 80 the
rise WAS partly IL not mainly due TO covering of
short sales although the Traffic the road Is good
and promising. In the mining list Robinson con-
Solfdated Is down 70 G1 from 71S. The l.. \. sub.
treasury was creditor at the clearing house In the
sum OF $i23, 1870 The money market IS about
steady at 6 per cent for call loans on stocks.
Time loans 6 per cent, and prime mercantile paper
6t7 per cent. Ii is now thought Secretary FOlger,
early In December will make known his plln Tor
using the surplas cash in the Treasury We are
told that he has unoflicialy said that he viii not
disturb the extended per cents but is retce nj on
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