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FOREIGN.
IRELAND.
Will the Land Court Succeed

Will the Land Court Succeed?
LONDON, November "A correspon.
dent at Armagh, speaking OF the fears
that the Land Court will be blocked,
SAYS: GAS soon as few decisions nave
been given, and as soon as the tendency
of tine decisions begins to be grasped by
the landlord and tenant, an amicable
arrangement will take place in an over
whelming proportion OF the cases"
LONDON, November 4.-Archbishop
Croke, OF Casbel, says, replying to the
address OF the Branch Land League, that
he advised the tenants to tender fair
rent. Ii refused, the fault would not be
theirs. 1t would show that the Irish
can, for their country's sake, endure in
suits and injuries. He declared that
the government had established reign
OF terror
The police of Blackburn have threat.
ened the lessee OF the hall with the loss
of his license ii he permitted the Land
League meeting at which Miss Anna
Parnell Was to speak. Forster, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, come to London
for the approaching Cabinet Council.
Alter the tenant farmer, Doherty,
who was deCoyed out OF his house at
Carrigan, was shot, the murderers visit
ed the house OF his cousin. who had also
been bovcotted in connection with an
Agrarian dispute, ana after valnsy en-
deavoring to decoy him from the house
fred through the windows, but without
effect.
DUBLIN. November 1.-The sub-Com.
mission OF the Land Court at Belfast
has given judgment in the cases OF fiji
teen tenants on the estate Gl ArCl! Dea-
con Crawford, in all, except one case,
reducing the rents; thus rent OF El22
is reduced to $50; another OF 81 10 Els;
another of E6} to E52.
Carwell, honorary secretary, and
Kenny, treasurer Of the Castle Conner,
County Kilkenny, Land League, who
evaded arrest week ago. have returned
home, giving the police notice OF their
arrival. They were taken to the Mas
Jail.
Four additional decisions were made
to-day reducing the rent rate, in each
case about % per cent. Being market
day there was Il large attendance OF.
farmers who received the announcement
of the decisions with great delight.
Lord Wateriord's tenantry, having paid
full rents, and promised not to prevent
hunting, the sport WIS recommended
to-day and there was a large muster
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PRESIDENT ARTHUR.
Visitors in New IOrlk-In Con-
ference With COnkling.

New YoRE, November +.-President
Arthur received large number OF yisi-
tors today at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The interviews were brief, however, the
President intimating in a friendly way
to callers that after day or two he
would have more leisure and would be
happy to have his friends renew their
visits. Ex-Secretary Window paid Il
visit to the Sub.Treasury department
this afternoon, and alterward returned
to the Filth Avenue Hotel and remained
with the President and Mr. UOnkhng
for an hour.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS AND
IRELAND.
The Land League Tries to En-
gage His Services He De
Il


New YORK, November +.-Treasurer
Eagan, of the Land League at Paris, ,tele-
graphed here: "Wiu Wendell Phillips
come to Ireland and advocate no rent
during the suspension OF constitutional
Liberties" The League will pay him all
expenses" Philips, in reply, says:
Ireland today leads the van in strrg-
gle for right. justice an freedom. lie;
Ireland Only persevere in her sublim-
patience. keeping ever within the limits
of peacelu, az tatiou, and her victory Is
c rta:u. With uuoroken front let her
assault despotism in its central
D,jn:-rens. Honest rent Is the surplus
at,er tue tsuaut has lived in comfort,
material, intellectual, personal, social
comfort. lra,anl owes none to-day;
certainly not To he class whose govern
ment is the prison ana the bayoGet.
How cheeriuliy would - nv pant,
how gladly would Shar, in the honor
OF such 81 stru.gie, but the state OF NV
health obli:Cs me to give up puh.:c
speakiny. can my hi Won God
speed an pray 'lr yGry speedy aud con-
u'p'e Srr,.SS
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AocidsnttoaGovernment steamer

YANKToN, D. T., November 1.-The
Government steamer General Sherman,
bound from Bismarck to Yankton struck
a rock twenty-five miles above Fort
Randall, on Sunday, and tore several
planks from her bottom. The steamer
Rose Bud, near by, WAS signalled and
went to the assistance OF the Sherman
and buoyed her up with her spars and
pumped the water out of her hold. The
break was patched and it is thought the
Sherman will be able to reach fankton,
where she will 90 on the docks.
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Capture of Two Murdercrs.

SALT LAKE, November 1.-Two mask
ed men, about one week since, entered
the Utah and Northern railway Office at
franklin, and calling the agent, Joel
Hickey who was washing bis hands with
his back turned toward them, told him
to hold up his hands. He turned toward
them to find pistol pointed toward his
face, which almost Immediately went
off and killed him almost instantly.
They fled, but have since been Ar
rested. They admit it was them but
say they intended only robbery; that
the pistol was discharged unntentlon-
ally, through over excitement. They
claim to be from Oregon. The killing
made a profound sensation and the
culprits are not likely to receive much
merCv.
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GERMAN Y
Bismarck and the Conservatives.
prepared.

blStllhESh SIl tuc SOIo'l
Berlin, November 1.-The anti.Sc-
mitic Drutscbc 7ogbIW announces that
the Conservative committee te!cgraph"h
to Bismarck that the Conservatives Of
the ReiChs,ag will continue 10 oppose
the Progressive ring. Bismarck replied,
thanking the committee 20: the tele.
gram and saying that he WAS grateful for
any support in his struggle against the
aim OF ;he Prograssionists which are
preiudicial to the Emperor and Empire.
Bismarck and the Jews.
BERLIN, November 1.-The .NdiirH"'
Zsiting states that Bismarck recently en-
tertainel prominent Jewish manufac
turer at Narzin, at which time the Prince
declared that he decidedly disapproved
Of the Juden Hetzc and would never
entertain a proposal to Curtail the con.
stitutional rights OF the Jews. He was,
he said, naturally inclined to the cIiti-
cism OF the opposition, but he made no
distinction between his Christian and
his Jewish opponents. In Replying to
addresses and tclegrams he was said
merely to he actuated by polteness. He
would have similarly acknowledged adj
hesions OF ProgressIonists il he had re-
ceived any.
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A New Indiana Railroad.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 4.-Articles
OF incorporation OF the New York and
Council BIGtT railroad, capital s., 600, 900,
and the Indiana J. e. Railway Com
pany, capital 100000, were filed to-
day. The two corporations have the
same board OF directors, rs follows:
Ezra Haskell, Charles Theirs, Albert
Price, F. Balton, Isaac Hymer and Geo.
Prixley. The road will pass through
Adams, Wells, Huntington and Wabash
COMMITTEES. and thence west.
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THE EXCURSIONISTS.
Elk Garden Coal Fields.

ELK GARDEN, w. Va, November s.
The party Of gentlemen in the new
West Virginia Central and Pittsburgh
into the Elk Garden coal regions Of
West Virginia explored the mines yes
terday. In the evening Governor
Hamilton and seveaal others OF the
party returned to the East. Senator
Bayard returned this evening. Senator
Davis, Messrs. hambleton and Shaw, OF
Baltimore, and Mr.. kerns, OF st. Louis,
willprosecute the rest of theexploration
on horseback over the routes OF the road
southwark to Fairfax Stone.
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unsnrdierlY CONDUCT.

CLEVELAND, November A DIS
graceful row is in progress among the
regular soldiers on guard over iarfeld's
tomb, at Lake View Cemetery. Lieu
tenant f.. L. Clark has been under ar
rest for several days on the charge Of
being out of camp without orders, and
refusing to do duty as officer OF the day
by reason OF drunkenness. Clark
charges Capt. Hampson and Lleuten-
ant with misconduct while the company
was stationed in Detroit. They all be-
long to the Tenth Regiment United
States Infantry.
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Arrest of Baldwin No ?.

NEWARK, \. J., November / Henry
B. Marchbank, a well known resident
of BslleviI.e, and former correspond
ing clerk Of the Mechanics National
Bank. was arrested last evening on 4
charge OF being deiaulter to the bank
in the sum of $4,000 within the last
three years. Marchbank left the bank
two years ago and the deialcatlon was
covered up. He has not given bond
in the custody OF a deputy marshal.
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The Dance of Death.

BRADFORD, Pa, November At a
dance at Big Shanty, small town near
here, last night, Mrs. Gertie Oliver, aged
thirtv-6ve, wife OF W. ID. Oliver, after
dancing quite heartily two or three
times, complained of feeling uuwell, was
removed to an ante.room and died in
fifteen minutes. The cause is supposed
to be the rupture OF an artery. The
deceased lady weighed about two hun
dred pounds.
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LlaclnC8tl.

C!xClHNATi, November i.-Cotton-
Qniet at He. FIour-Easy; family
IS 31M6 G5; fancy unchanged. Wheat
Heavy: No. = red winter 81 3S(dl 90.
Corn-Active but lower; No. = mixed
G4ImG5lc. Oats-Weak; No. mixed
4Ii6iiic. Rye-Dull. Barley-Dui!; :;
No. > lail 81 l3Nl II. Pork k-Scarce
and nominal at SI7 IS. Lard-Dull at
sll %. Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders
Sic; clear rib lOlc; clear lllc. Whisky
-Dull at Il II; combination sales oil
finished goods, $50 barrels, on basis OF
81 10
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Doctors 8 Pills.

Any person whose blood and liver is
in good condition j. I'll right, even in
the midst OF eplhemics. This can be
noticed in the Iii" o! every one. Ii all
would avail themselves ci the advan-
tayps Of rc.toliu. and maintaining the
heath Of the boIy there would be fewer
Ioc,ors bills and much less sorrow. The
one thin, uecdful and the one recon-
mendcd above al others is found in
~,mmo@s liver R-gI.At' r, prepared by
III. I.,lia X Go THt testimonials are
counted by the thousands nd its merits
are urtouhted.
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Almost Young Again.

Nv mother was afflicted long time
with Neuralgia and dull, heavy mac
tive condition OF the whole system;
headache, nervous prostration, ant was
almost helpless. No physicians or
medicines did her any good. Three
months ago she began to nse Hop Bit
ters with such good effect that sheseems
and feels Young again, although over 10
years old. We think there is no other
medicine lit to use in the family. A
lady in Providence, K. I.-Journdt.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 5 to s Per Cent.-GoyernmeRts
Active but firm-flour Dull and
Nominal Wheat Active but
Weak and Lower
Hoss Active.
FINANCE.
Now York.


Nsw YORK, November 4.-MosRY-
At 5@6 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6@7 per cent. Sterling exchange.
bankers bills, lirm ar 1901; demand
4S4;. Dry goods imports for the week
Sl,sS3,000.
SlLvER-At London sid per ounce:
bar silver mere ll2s; subsidiary silver
coin per cent discount.
GOVERNMENTS Moderately sctiye
but firm, and &c higher for extended Us.
RAILROAD BoSDs--In fair demand.
STATE SECURITIES light request.
STocKs-The market was generally
firm al the opening, the only important
changes being in Indiana. Bloomington
and Western. which was | per cent,
and Illinois Centrai | psr cent. up from
yesterdays losing figures. Pacific
Mail fell of !, per cent, but tie entire
market soon took an upward turn and
an advance OF iGl! per cent. took place.
III which Pacific Mail, Northern
Pacific preferred. Northwestern and
Wabash preferred were most prominent.
This wa- followed by DECLINE OF .Sl:
per cent, beaver and Rio Grande, In.
diana, Bloomington aud Western and
Colorado Coal LEADING therein, and
the latter advanced iG2, per cent.
the most marked in Chicago, 81. Louis
and New Orleans and Cincinnati, San
dusky and Cleveland. About midday
speculation again became heavy and
prices receded ! to per cent, tile lat
ter ior Pacific Mail. During the alter
noon speculation was extremely Gn!i.
but the dealings were characterized by
a strong tone, and during the rest oi tia
day prices tended upward, the general
list closing at an advance OF 10 y per
cent from the lowest point of the day.
Pacific Mail, G. G.. G. Il l., Oregon Nav!-
CATION. Peoria, Decatur and Evansville.
Erie, Canada Southern and Hannibal
and St. Joseph preferred, being most
conspicuous in the improvement. Gin
cinnat, Sandusky and Cleveland sold
up 54 per cent, but reacted per cent.
Metropolitan Elevated was pressed Tor
sale in the final transactions and de.
ciined - per cent, other Elevated stocks
selling of a fraction.
Transactions $4,000 sharel.
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Another Lightning Through Train.

Sr. LOUIS, November 4.-Tne Wabash
railroad will put on fast train between
here aud New York next Monday morn
ing, 10 be known as the limited express.
II will leave the Union depot here at
80 4. NJ. and arrive at the Central de
pot, New York, at $50 the next even
ing, running through in thirty-three
hours and forty minutes. Il will have
4 dining car attached.
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A New Clerical Organ.

ROME, November A new clerical
organ, Journal de Rome Vile, will appear
in December in French as substitute
ior the defunct Aurora. There will be a
double management, one at Rome, the
other at Paris.
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Striking Cigar Makers.

DETROIT, November 1.-The cigar ma
kers to-day escorted the delegation OF
union members to the depot, who are
going to Chicago and confer with the
unions there relative to the policy to he
pursued hy ;hr unions oil the country
IA r, s.4d - pEtc, ior piece work in the
cigar factories of the country. Four
firms were posted by the union to-day
for refusing to use the union stamp on
boxes.
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DENVER, Col, November A Scat
lie dispatch says the suit between Col.
W. C. Squire, of New York, and the
stockholders OF the Seattle and Walla
Walla Railway Company, was settled
yesterday upon the payment to the
Colonel by the company OF $1,000.
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ENGLAN o.

The Cause OF the Recent Arrests in Ire
land.
LONDON. November There is some
reason to believe that the Irish govern.
ment had information oi serious designs
of section oil extremists to provoke
rising throughout the country before
the progress OF the land act had time 10
create better feeling among the peopie.
The government, however, was we'll
preparpl
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FRANCE
The Anglo.French Treaty.

PARIS, Nove,nber4. Negotiations ior
an Anglo. French treaty Will be suspend
ell till after the formation Of tn" new
Cabinet.
An Explanation Requested from Russia.
PAErs, November 4.-France has asked
an exclamation OF the arrest in Russia OF
three FrcrChmen.
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TRIPOLI.
Withdrawing Turkish Troops

LOHDoN. November "A semi.Oilclal
telegram from ConstantinOpe says The
Ambassador has been informed that IN
consequences Ci the tranquility in TripoIl
it is intended to recall part of the troops
and superscde the Governor.
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a Horrible Accident,

KEoKUK, a., November 4.-The most
horrible accident in the annals OF this
city occurred here this evening. About
I o'clock the steamer War Eagle,
going south, ran against a span OF the
keokuk and Hamilton bridge, breaking
it into fragments. The boat was COM
pletely demolished. Eight persons are
known to have been drowned.
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Burned to Death in His Prison

PORTLAND, OREGON, November 1.-THE
Douglass county Jail, at Roseburg, was
burned this morning, and with it Chas.
Williams, incarcerated the day before
lar larceny. 1t is supposed he under
took to burn his way ont and the fire
became unmanageable.
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Outrages by Apaches.

SAN Francisco, November A Tue.
son dispatch says the Apaches are re-
ported to be depredating in Saturipa
district, Sonora. Five men, two women
and one child have been killed by them.
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r'OIeco

TOLEDO, November !. - Wheat
l,asv: No, . Wabash spot 81 %; seller
December 81 80; seller January 81 81;
seller February - ~. Corn-Easy;
No. . spot Ole asked; seller cember
SIC; ssler year 6l!c; seller January 62c;
seller Nav GGir. Oats-Dul!; No. : ilc.
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CLEVELAND, q.

Mr.. James |. Fellows. DEAR SIR
We were induced to prescribe your
Syrup of Hypophosphtes by DR.. Nc
Masters; and its Use has been attended
with such satisfactory results as to war.
rant our employing it largely from this
time forward. A. SLEE, NJ. d.
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A Meeting Prohibited

ROME, November 4 The Government
has prohibited the meeting Of the re-
publicans and anti clericals to comment
crate the anniversary oi the battle oi
Mentaria,
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SPAIN.
Release Of Political Prisoners.

MADRID, November 1.-The editor
OF the Lij,1ul states that the Govern.
ment has decided OH the release OF all
political prisoners.
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An agreeable dressing tor the kair,
that will stop its falling, has been long
sought for. Parker's Hair Balsam, dis
tinguished for its purity, fully supplies
this want,
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PUBLIC Speakers and Singers will find
Fellows Syrup OF Hypophnes Of in
estimabla value, as it speedily and efIec-
tually allays all irritation and huskiness,
and gives power to tie vocal chords,
rendering the voice clear and sonorons.
WESTERN MEDICAL Institute,
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The Cost Of Pensions.

WASHINGTON, November THE
Commissioner OF Pensions has recon-
mended that Congress be asked to APP
propriate 500 100000 for disbursement
hv his office the next fiscal year, ending
Jrne 80, 1888, in payment OF annual
AMI accrued pensions, aud also that an
Immediate deficiency appropriation,
S20OOO, 900, be requested for the pur-
pose OF paying all arrears OF pensions to
claimants whose cases have been or may
be- tavorably adjudicated during the cur
rent fiscal year.
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Foreign

... tuu. pomenco Entlia, the ita,-
. ...s.. IS dead.
aruou o! the Turkish troops IN
-.... are to ne withdrawn.
france has asked an exp.a'a ion OF
ne arrest in Russia OF three French
men.
r..--.ut Arthur LEROY Tor the
.r-.~r" r. ). Gold on the Brighton
...a.v ys.re-s train N EHG,and iast
.... .., u..wrU"et.
-..s.E.al.utpu that tue govern
..-.. ... u.rmGtiOn OF serious
.a.~...s .. arising throughout Ireland,
..s-- -... u.s.. arrests OF Irish leaders
s--. ma,-.
Au a-.a.a a.rangemeut Of 4 large
.-0ra-,.u u; t.e difficulties between
H...r. AMI tenant now before the
.r..a .tai c.gr, IS predicted as soon As
g.. tendency of the decisions becomes
manifest
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East LiDorty.
PRODUCE.
New ORR

New YORK, November 4.-Cotton--
Firm at l:@ll futures steady. Flour
Quiet and unchanged; receipts a.
GS5 barrels; exports so barrels. Wheat
Opened l@lic lower; closed
with the decline recovered; exports
IA 900 bushels; receipts l@9 600 bush
els; ungraded red 81 22CGl 40; No. ; DO
81 37Gl 3Si; No. = do 81 2l?@l AZ.
steamer do 81 IS; No. vpd 81 44iGgl 44t;
ungraded white 81 27GDl 43; No. Il"
Il r.. steamer do 81 BIZ; No. ! white,
sales $3.50 bushels, at II 39l(dNl II.
steamer do 81 36C9l 3S3; No. red, sell
Ter November, sales 2O3,OO0 bushels, at
81 4l!@l 42i, closing at Il IL; seller
December sales l,l0S,O00 bushels, Al
81 4l,ml AT, closing ut Il 45i: seller
January, sales 1000 bushels. AT 81 H.
al 49t. closing at 81 49,; seller Febru-
arv, s,,rs 5000 bushels, al Il 5iI
52l. Corn-Opcned i" lc lower, clos.
ing f.ravv: receipts 3Oi, 500 bushels; cx.
ports 10 900 bushels; ungraded 6%la.
Be: steamer 69c: No. . 69GG70r; DO
white 1ic; yellow 70; No. > seller No.
ye,uber ~ la cole closing al 6Sgc: seller
December 7Oim7l!c, closing al O;';
seller January 72tGr75Ec, closing at
72Fc. Oats-ITigher; receipts 5000
bushels; exports :i25 bushels mixed
c"srDru ijG.Igr; whit" western 90
II. Iay-Oniet AMI steady at G5G7Oc.
Cntlre-Quiet and steady. Sugar
DIiet but firm; fair 20 good refining
SlmSIc. MolasRes-tluiet and nnchaHg.
ed. Ricc-Slea,iy sIth moderate ira le;
Rangoon - 20 in bond. Petroleum
Dull. nominal and weak; United Sj2":
crude 6im7!c: refined &c. Turpentlnr
Steady at j%!c. 1allow-Quiet and
steady 1;eS.. ROsin-Qulet ami ua.
changed. Eggs-Western fresh quiet
and firm at 2Glc. pork-Dull and
lower; new mess Sl7 5Om,l7 -. Beef
Dali and weak. Cut Meats-Dull and
easier; long clear g.M9,c. Lard
Heavy: prime steam sll I0Gll -. B T.
ter-Quiet and steady at llGg36c.
Cheese-Quiet and unchanged.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, November A. Flonr
Quiet. Wheat-Western lower, c."sing
firm: No. 9 winter red spot and seller
November 81 3S.6l 3S.c; seller De-
cember 81 42SGyl 43; seller February
81 5Ot@l 50!. Corn-Western lover and
quiet; mixed spot and seller NoI"r'.rr
t6966!c; seller December "'.ns",'lc;
seller January 7l3m &c. 0ats-iiigher;
western white 5Ofa 12r; hIlSeh F's''
pennsylyania 5OG52r. Rye-Ql',' At
81 07Gl OS. Hay-tlrlrt; prr'r 3"
choice Pennsylvania :l9 CoCa24 10. FRO
visiops-Ouet and steady. Mess PORK
Al SIs 80. Bulk Meats-Shnn!trrs
and clear rib sides. packed, sigIvic.
Paron-Shoulders 9ic; clear rib s'des
III. hams l49l5c LAID - knaei
i5ir, Butter-Flrrl; we-trrn gra-. Is
G55c. Eggs-Higher at 25@25c. Pet
,oIaum-Nominal. Co.lee-tTm. Sugar
steady, Whisky-DGll 1T = LA l7!,
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Bonanza Flood intends to build
house in Fifth avenue, New York, be-
side which Vanderbilt's hut will look
ike prairie dog house.
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Ill We STOCK.
IllCaEC.

Cufcaao, November ;. 3.-Flour-Duli, !,
and nominal. Wheat Active, lower.
unsettled and very weak No. ;
Chicago spring. Il 2G$ cash; 81 POI No.
vcmbcr: 81 % December; 81 - January,
sales, 81 ?6fdl 29.; December 81 JOE; Jan
uary No. 81 l3l; rejected at 81 02Cr
2%. Corn-Fair demand at lower
rates; gil edge 60c cash; 5H;c NOvem.
Der, 90 e December; G0iC January; Oo5
May; rejected at 57.r. Oats-Dull,
weak ami lower at i2!c cash; l2.c De-
cember and January; ijicE9i5sc May.
Rye-Duil and lower ut or. Barley
Drl! Flax Secd-At Il 30. Pork
Active and lower at Sl5 75ta IL 90 cash
81 l2I@i7 - January; 81 35(9l1 81!
February. l.ard-Dull and lower at
81 o)G%ll 9j cash; Sll 10 December;
sll lliGll 90 January Sll 32!Dll -
february. Bulk Meats-Quiet; should.
ers 81: spare rib So: clear RIB 1c.
" WhisEy-Straiy.
East Lioorty.
EAST LIBERTY, November i.-Ca:tle-
Receipts l,3L9 head; selling lair \,
about yesterdays prices.
lloGs-Re:eip,s 900 head; PhiladeI-
phias, ST 60G6 90; Workers s. 90la6 -.
SmEEr-Receipts 600 head very
dull and nothing doing.
Cincinnati.
CGSCINNATT, November i.-iogs d:
Active and firm; common AMI light
= 9O@8 90; packing and butchers
= .5@G o.; receipts 1900 head; ship.
ments $40 head.