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A ROYAL SUIT.

Every "once in awhile we happen on a lot of
goods of extraordinary value. If the people gould
know of these chance occasions they would flock
to the store before sunrise in the morning.
To illustrate: We show to-day superb suit
of cloth-faced, heavyweight Atwood material in
good shade of deep indigo blue dyed in the woody
and the price is exactly and only $40 for the full
suit.
Read this at least k0ice; tie prize is $40 fer
Rqne broad elotA sMt made in f,St-elaSs style.
While the sizes are full at this writing the
quantity is not large for the run" that must begin
when this is understood
WANAMAKER & BROWN
HALL. Streets Philadelphia.
me- A famous lot of Red Underwear ready now.
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The strange practice prevails
among some classes of London
pawnbrokers of taking Bank of
England notes in pledge. A London
pawnbrokers' manager recently ad.
mitted having taken in pledge from
one individual two notes for flO0
each, besides one for ESQ, and four
for f5each, advancing upon thewhole
FL only. The explanation given
was that the customer had volun.
teered that he merely desired to
place them temporArially in safe
keeping, AS, a fact, these notes were
the produce Of robbery.
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DNTKRED AT WILMINGTON PosT-oyFICE
AZ sEcoND-CLAss MArTER.


A STRANGE story is told of the re-
fusal Of President Arthur to accept
the resignation Of Attorney General
MacVeagh. 1t is said that the latter
has abandoned Washington for good,
and will not return except to explain
matters to his successor when i'm
formed Of his appointment. The
Half-breed Republican papers say
that MacVeagh will not remain in the
Cabinet and prosecute the Star Route
cases because he knows Arthur is a
friend Of Dorsey and Brady and will
cot hidden springs to work through
the opportunities that his position
offers, which would favor the thieves
and cause delay, and final defeat. This
is stated in the face of the fact that
Mr.. Bliss who has been in charge Of
the prosecution since Arthur has been
President, and has only recently stated
that he found the rascalities to be
even worse than they had been charged
and that Dorsey appeared more deep
ly implicated than others-that the
loss to the government was already
found to be 100000, through the
frauds Of the Star Route ring.
Nine millions OF dollars is a vast
sum Of money to be stolen from the
taxes Of the people and applied to the
particular uses of unfailhful office
holders who were a. the same time re-
ceiving from the government heavy
pay in the shape of salaries.
These frauds were not unknown to
the Hayes administration-in fact we
have il from Assistant Postmaster
General Tyner that he gave the in
formation in writing to his superior,
Mr.. Key, and that it was also COM
municated to Mr.. Hayes, and that
other Of his Cabinet officers must
have had knowledge of it. Not only
SO, but subsequent to this when the
estimates for the Postoffice Depart
ment were sent into Congress, the vast
snms asked for the Star routes were
pointed to and denounced as entirely
unnecessary by the Democratic men,
bers, and there is no doubt the Demo-
Gratis would have succeeded in put.
ting q stop to the rascality had they
not been opposed by the Republican
members backed by Hayes and his
Cabinet and this same Assistent Post
master Tyner. The late President,
we have every reason to believe, knew
OF the rascalities and put Mr.. James
at work to expose and stop them and
MacVeagh to apply the law to the
ease. His death has given hope tc
the villains who have pockets full Of
money to secure able counsel to defent
themselves, and no doubt feel thank
full TO Guiteau for the better chanc,
his atrocious act has afforded them O
escaping punishment.
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Governors Day at the Atlanta
Exposition was signalized by the
manufacture of two complete suits
OF clothes from growing cotton, all
the processes being finished within
twelve hours. A large crowd watch,
ed the skillful workmen. The gath,
erlhg, ginning, picking, carding spins
ming, weaving and dyeing were sue.
cessively completed with great rams
idity and perfection, and at 1855
o'clock in the afternoon the cloth
went to the tailor. That evening al
o'clock Governor Bigelow, Of
Connecticut, arrayed in one OF the
suits, was receiving a delegation
from the Atlanta University at the
residence of Director Kim.
ball, while in the other Governor
Colquitt was submitting himself to
admiration at the Executive Man.
sion.
A sarcastic Georgia editor. in
noticing fair which recently came
off in Macon, says:-"One of onr
contemporaries took very valua-
BILE premium, bnt q meddlesome and
firm policeman made him nut II
right back where he took it from.
Mattresses in the Denver hotels
complain that they are overyorked
and have formed q combination to
seure easier hours and lighter labor.
In region where domestic servants
are much scarcer than gold mines a
strike OF this sort is no small matter
and the girls are likely to have
their own way, or at least secure .
compromise,
A tin box, bought for ten cents
at sale of unclaimed express pack
ages of New Orleans the other dav
was found to contain a gold media
awarded by the Howard Association
Of Memphis, Tenn, To DR.. i. q,
Legare, for services during the
yellow fever epidemic in 1873. The
purchaser ascertained DR.. Legare'e
present address, which is Donaldson.
vile, La, and informed him.
THE finest stag of 1881 in Scotland
was killed by Colonel Dornier, in Loeb.
iel's forest, at Achnacarry, Inverness
shire. Its clean weight was 20 stone 6
pounds. 1t bad most magnificent
antlers, four men being well able 10
sand within their tips. At the other
end OF the county Lord Stamford shot
a stag OF 10 stone In Abernethy, and Sir
GreVllle Smyih one Of 20 stone ct Da,.
! Dadatnich.
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College Students without Dinner

SOiieSe students without Dinner.
When the students at Trinity COL
lege assembled in the dining hall ON
Sunday morning, it was found that
there was nothing to eat and no watt
ers. Samuel Harris, colored manager
of the dining hall, had disappeared at
midnight on Saturday, and taken with
him the cooks, the walters and the
kitchen implements. Until abeut three
weeks ago the dining hall was man
aged by a committee of the faculty
and students, but as all did not run
smoothly, a contract was entered into
with Harris, by the terms Of which he
was to run the hall. His expenses
was quite large, and there was much
complaint of the quality of the food
furnished by him. Harris claims thai
the college did not furnish him with
proper rooms to live in, as he says had
b agrc cd, and SO he threw up the
contract. No meals have been served
at the college since he went away, ant
the students have boarded at til,
hotels in the city and at the house
near the college.
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NJ Office ], oliver ii. Parry, the
IN owner OF the within mentioned
premises, do hereby give notice that
shall apply TO the Honorable the Judges
OF the Court OF General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State ol
Delaware, In and for New Castle County.
on Monday, the 2lgt dag OF y november, A.
D.. 1881, being the first day OF the Novem-
Der term OF said Court, for license 10 keep
an Inn or tavern at the Wash lngton hotel
In School District No. 9. Bsndywine
Hundred, New Cattle County, state
of Delaw re, and to sell intoxicating
liquors III quaint ties less than one quart
10 be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable CT liens, recommend
the said application to wit:
rcos. l.. Talley, T. y. Hawkins.
Levi q. Furey. Geo. Is. Dsugherty,
Moses Palmer, John NJ. Bullock,
Charles Leech, WIN. Il. Miller,
John y. Berry, Harry Luff,
John Talley, WIN. Taliey,
Henry Journey, Aaron u. Parry,
Thomas l.. Talley. Jr.
novl.3* OLIVER IL. PARRY.
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A GREAT SAvIEG.-It is now stated
that the reductions in the Star Route
postal service during the past month
amounted to $t6,77s, making total
since Postmaster General James took
the ONCE Of 81, 676, 600 per annum.
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PROPOSALS. FOR GRADING.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 50 EAST SIXTH STREET.
WILMINGTON, Del. October 29th, 1881.


WILMINGToN, Del. October 10Th. 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received in tn
box in the City Council Chamber, until
100 O'Clock p. m, Friday, November 4th,
1881, Tor grading Davis street, between
Head and Claymont streets, 9th Ward
The amount of material TO be removed
Will be about 90 cubic yards which is 10
be taken and properly leveled by the
contractor anywhere within one square,
that the rect Commissioner may d.
rect. bond with security In the sum
OF one hundred dollars, must accompany
each proposal, Tor the good faith of the
bidder. The committee reserve the right
TO reject any or all bids. All bids must
be properly signed, sealed and endorsed
proposals for grading Davis street."
The work must be COMP eted within ten
days from the time the contract Is award
ed by City Council, for every day there
after, the contractor must pay 10 the
city of Wilmington, the sum OF ten dol
lars. For further In orm ttion apply TO
l.. u. LYNCH,
Street Com IN issi uner,
BY order of the Opening Street Com
mlttee, Il. OWNsEND,
oct3l-5t Chairman.
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- UNAWAY.-6A CENTS REWARD.
III Runaway frem the subscriber on
August -, 1881, bound boy named j
Edison Clarke, about feet inches high
dark hair, and IL years OF age. had on a
dark suit OF iothes whe n he he eft
premiies. The above reward, but no
eharget will be paid for ! s return.
octlid&w3t JOHN A. GRAVE.
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MOTTO might SCHOOL.-The
IN night school, under the auspices OF
the Board of Public Education, Will be
opened next Monday evening, October 81
In the base ment OF No. school corner OF
Ninth and Wollaston streets. Those en-
tering will be required to pay one dollar
for use OF books, for the term. Appliea-
cations TO enter can be made at the
school, or to any member OF the COM
mittee.
WIN. MORROW,
WIN. KYNE, Com.
oct2S-6t CHAhLES BAIRD)
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MoNDAr. OCTOBER 81, 1881.


MoNDAf. OCTOBER 81, 1851,
Nothing will be LEFT undone to give
complete satisfaction 10 those fayoTInR
THIS school with their patronage. as nv
original method OF teaching this health
lul anu, AT The same time, beautiful ac-
eonpllshment, will make them proficient
dancers IN a very short time. Parents
anu guardians are assured that those
placed under my charge Will receive my
Individual attention, and that nothing
VIII DC let uDdone 10 promote their EN-.
ciency IN the Terpsichorean art, as well
as me rules OF etiquette.
Class arrangements-for ladies and
gentlemen-every Monday and Thursday
evenings from until l0 O'Clock. Morn.
ing ana afternoon class for ladies, ex-
olusiVely. For Misses and Masters Mon
Jay anu Thursday afternoons, from 4
uhtil O'Clock. Glasses always omen for
Deglnnefs. Each pupil receives private
Instruction. Special arrangements made
n lor private classes. All the fashionable
uances including the Glide, Side GIide.
rive step, Heal and Toe, German. etc.
langht correctly by an original method
lne iatesi dances, Newport Waltz. and
lawn lebnlh Lancers, a specially.
froi. u. be will at the academy every
Mohuay ard Thursday IRON until 10 %.
H., On Saturd ~ rom until 10 p. M, 10
,eeelVe pu pills for CLASSES now forming 10
Veh NoNeihper ISL oct24-0L.
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IN THE P0UND.-Two brown and
l. white and one red and white COWS,
tray, are iu the pound. The owner Will
please call prove property and pay ex-
penses II not they will be sold at,pubIIc
sale. VIM. j. MAXWELL,
Chief pf pDlfoa
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A UDITOR,s NOTICE-IN Taa ~

a UDITOR's NOIICE.-IN tn N Or
"A IliANS. COUNT OF MOSTGOM-
EKY COU STY .-EsLate OF sarah Miilsr
lale OF New Castle Colnty, state of Del
aware. deceased. The undersigned Aud.
itor appointed by said Court 10 make dis
trlbuton OF the balance remaining In the
hands OF John L. Cox, Administrator OF
said estate. hereby gives notice Thai he
VIII meet all parties Interested, for the
pirpose OF his appointment, at his office,
NO. 6O3% Swede street, Norristown, Pa.
on Iuesday, the LIST day of November
1881, at 10 o'clock a, m. when and WHERE
SAID parties are requested to attend.
A. RON y. SWA ,.IZ,
IaWoW Auditor,
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Y OFFICE OF THE
STREET COMMISSIONER,
......

bIhEEI CUM MIS5IUN EN,
No. 81 EAST SIXTH STREET.
WILMINGTON, Del. Oct. "A, 1881.
Property owl eTs and agents will please
take notice that the following ordinance
relating 10 pave and sidewalks will
be strictly enforced. And In order to save
themselves unnecessary expense they
Will please observe it:
IAN ORDINANCE RELATING TO PAVE
MENTS AND SIDEWALKS" Whenever the
street Commissioner sees or has reported
TO him any defects or obstruction In the
pavements or sidewalks in The city oil
Wilmington, The shall Immediately have
the sidewalk or pavement repaired OF
the obstruction removed at the proper
cost of such owners or agents Of the prop.
| erty to which the pavement belongs, and
send the bills TO the Mayor TO be collected
with costs. u. T.. LYNCH,
oct24-2W Street Comm saioner
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NOTICES.

NJ E.-DIVIDEND,-The National
IN Bank of Delaware at Wilmington,
November ], 1881. The Directors have
this day declared dividend OF sixteen
dollars per share for the last six mouths,
ayable on demand clear OF taxes.
II. II. EWBANKS,
novl-3t Cashier.
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NOTICE., George Whitfield, the
Nv owner of the within mention prem.
ises, do hereby give notice thai / SHAH
apply 70 ihe-Honorable The Judges Of The
Court OF General Sessions OF the pea.
an u jail Delivery of.the state or neias
Ware, IN and FOR New Castle county, ON
Monday. the 2lst day Of November a. N.
1881. being the first day OF the Noyem ber
term OF "a court. Tor license TO Keep
an ian or tavern known a. the Gllpiil
House, situated on Delaware street In he
fa.iy or New Castle. New Castle
No. -, New Castle county, State OF Della.
aware. and 70 sell intoxicating liquors
IN quantities less than one quart, Ia he
drunk ON the premises. and the ioilowine
respects bic citizens recommend fhe saii
application TO wit:
A. G. Gray, James aegan
VIM. Herbert James Wiimnt
Jhines Eiiason, Ferdinand Leclxler,
S - u V. Wise, Benz. II. Ustlck,
r Shsse, John K. V Plat,
~. N. Wler Motion q Rogers,
Mm Bfnmheid, Patrick Kelley,
John U. king, J.. McDabe.
novS-3t' GEORGE WHITFIELD.
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NOTICE., Harry v. MuIlln n ,,oa..
~ retail druggist, do hereby eIva $3.50
unai snail apply 10 the Judges Of ~.
o 10Y 2, Seneral Sessions OF the Pee no.
a ,.ars sa y, Deiivefy OF the State or nela.
Monday, the 2tst day of November nal u
4. u, 1881, being the irst day oGtbe nax;
5Novemoer term of said court for n
license 10 sell Intoxicating Touors "a
medicinal purposes la q1anlit ~ n nv,
gIester tnan one quart At the corner n,
'FRONT.' and Clinton streets, N the civ a,
De- aware City aud the following resnacl
table citizens end fieeboiders t,.r
ton to wilt: "Ppii'H'
n. Geo Price, John Armour
,u y. nehfy, John q. Berger.
WI. W.. iyasiason, Michael Mulligan.
Ti ~ p -, Asn. WIN. u. Mullin, sr,
VIM. Morris, A. Is, MitcheIIs'
hovs-St HARRY Il. NULL N.
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W. NJ. KEssARD Co., No. 63i MarkeA
street.are Offering large line OF Blankets
at $3.50. $500, $3.50, $3.50. $500. up 10
sl200. Comfortables In a variety of quail
ties. our own make. and all white cottopI
Spreads In all grades.
Prices as low as any market.
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W. M. KENNARD a co.

PIANO COVERS.
TABLE COVERS.
STAND COVERS.
Fine Line OF
JurE AND EMBRoIDERED CLOTH.
PIANO, TABLE 4 STAND COVERS.
IMPORTED GOODS.
PRICES VERY REASONABLE e.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-29
Bucktn0 the Motor.

J. L. Gilman contested the right Of way with
the motor Sunday morning, and got badly
left. Mr.. Gilman started from Twenty fourth
street to drive down Nico'let avenue, short
distance in front of the motor, and when about
Tweuty-second street turned his horse so that
the left wheel grazed the track. The motor
by this time was on the heavy down grade and
OF course could not be stopped, and It uck the
carriage 'just abaft the beam" making it a
total wreck. Mr.. Gilman demands that the
compsuy shall pay damages, but as he is a'one
to blame for the mishap, he will probably
have to bare the expense.
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Financial and Stock Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Money sos pei
cent. per annum and Ills per cent. per diem,
closing at SOC per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6@7 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills strong at $4.s01; on demand, - Sax
Governments-Firm and unchanged, except
extended IS and registered Is, which advanced
Y per cent.
Bonds-Railroad bonds irregular and uncer.
tain.
State Securities-Dull and nominal.
stocks-The week opened in the Stock Elk.
change with strong tone to speculation and
prices generally H@lx per cent. higher than
Saturdays closing figures, the latter for Mem.
phis & Charleston and Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy. In the early dealings there was q
further advance Of 4 to TX per cent, which
was most marked in Louisville & Nashville
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, Denver & Rlo
Grande, Nashville, Chattanooga & st. Louis
and st. Psul & Manitoba. Subsequently there
was decline Of n to X per cent, the latter
in Manhattan Elevated, and the market con
tinued ieverish until about the second board
when prices again advanced 14@lX per cent.
OulC8kO " NOI tnW 0SsSIu ACooAuks botCI
when money became somewhat tight, there
was reaction Of Is to e per cent, but in thu
fnaI dealings speculation became strong ani
the market closed firm at fractional recov
cry. Oregon Navigation was notably veal
and declined 5X per cent. on the days trans
actions.
The transactions aggregated 331 900 shares
Canada Southern LOO; Central Pacific s, 400
Delaware, Lackawanna q Western $4,000
Denver & Rio Grande 50 900; Erie 49, 900; Han
nlbal & st. Joe 5000; Missouri, Kansas
Texas 5000; Lake Shore Is 600; Louisville
Nashville 11,0O0; Michigan Central 1900
Missouri Pacific $500; Chicago & North
western 1000; New Jersey Central 10000
New York Central $4,000; Northern Pacific
$500; Ontario & Western 9 900; Pacific Mai
5000; Peoria, Decatur & Evansville 1000
Philadelphia & Reading LOO; Chicago, Mil
waukee & St. Paul 5000; st. Paul q Onahs
80, 600; Texas Pacific $4,000; Union Pacific
5000; Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific 1900;
Western Union Telegraph 27,GC0; Nashville,
Chattanooga & st. Louis 5000; Norfolk 4
Western preferred 1850; Robinson Mining
1890.
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Hptice to Creditors

oTATE OF MNNEsOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
DIN Probats Court.
In The matter Of tho sstass Of INA o. Hoyt, Dc.
ceased:
No lee II nsrsby givsn 10 Ill persons having claims
and demands sgain.t the estate Of Ella Q. Hoyt
late Of the county Of Bsmsey, deceased, that the
Judge Of the Probate Court Of sid county Win hear
examine and adjust claims and demands sestnst
said estate ct his oee in Saint Pau b said county,
on the Arst Monday Of the month Of February, 1857,
being the sixth day Of ssld month,
ana That six months from the 2sth day Of Novsm-
ber 1871, have bern limited and allowed By said
ProbaSe court for ezedtors TO presentther Chains.
- JOHN =. HJYT.
Administrator Of tho estate Of Ells g. Aoyt, de-
ceased. nov 385W-tue
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/. Notice to Creditors.

OrATK OF MINNKsorA-oouNTY OF RAM
- 6EY. In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF John i. 6peels %.
Notice II hereby given 10 al persons having claims
and demands against the estate Of John L. 6peel,
late Of the county Of Dsuphin, State Of Penney
vania deceased that the judge Of the probate court
Of said county Will hear, examine and adjust claims
and demands against said estate ct his ofce IN St
Paul, IN said county, the nrst Monday Of the month
Of February, 1882, being the sixth day Of said
month: and that six months from the ssh dsy
Of NovembeT ISL have been limited and allowed By
said Probate Court for creditors to present their
claims. JOHN Ne bPEELs
Administxator OF The estsae Of John L. spsel,
deoeasel. nov 26SW-tue
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Notice to Creditors.
.NNEsorA, COUNTY OF RAMaEY

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
y In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary Tuft deceased:
Motive il hereby given TO al pefoons having claims
and deands against the estate Of Mary Tuf late Of
the county Of Ramsey, deceased, that the judge Of
the probate court Of said county, win hear, examine
and adjust claims and demands against said estate,
at his once in St. Paul. In said county, on the hrst
Monday Of the month Of February, lisa, being the
sixth day Of said month; and that stx months from
the 18th day Of November, 1881, have been limited
and allowed BY said probate court Tor CREDITORS to
JAMES g. DONNELLY,
Administrator Of the estate Of May Tuft deceased.
nov 24-6w tue
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TO YOUNG MEN.
Sure Cure

The sws1l effects Of saz1y Via, which brings O..
eanic weakness, destroying both mind and body,
With IN 10 dreslfuI ns, permanently cured The
symptoms before consumption sets In axe palptta-
don Of the hesEt, tmidily, trembling, nervous d.
charges Dyspepsia, etc Win those nd conditions Of
mind 20 much 20 be feared, forgetfulneeg, ehaN q
ide:s sadness: Of sprit ugly Imagining, disliks IN
social life and breeding melancholy. Married meu,
or those entering on that happy hfss sWare u phya
cal debility, exciabifity Of the nervous osysn1o dim
unition. OF other uegularftiss, quiok1y agnDts1.
quick cure guarantaed. NO MINERALS U84D.
Young people losing their hsslth, spSading time
With pretending quacln and unsuitable treatment
forcing diseases into their bodies with deadly pol
sons csusing fatal disorders to the head throak nose
liver and lungs. stomach and bowas, specify CURED
No false modesty should prevent than o. q cuoe
DIR. wA99ERZCG,
$50 Jackson st, bet. 7th SD ST. Up StsSss.
The doctsr can be consulted Ct sny time, ct his
oface and family residence 1t The shove placs. d.
wa0eEsug wM positively stay h9e19 montAs.
Medicine for chronic diseases aook evoEvWh9e
Writ ana mention symptnms
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n. poRAN,s RrPo,Rrs.

The following quotations giving the range
OF the markets during the day were received BY
n. OoRAN, commission merchants:
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IS. 10 A. M.-Spot
wheat inactive. Floating cargoes quiet. Car
goes on passage Cd lower. London dull.
NEW York, Nov. %, 1890 H.-Winter
opened unsettled; generally heavy; moderately
active speculation; spring held steady; dull.
100 P. x.-spring unchanged; No. 1.sS;
No. red easier; shippers passive; receipts,
wheat 196, $40: corn III AIS; exports, flour
2,426; wheat ~ ,16l; corn S0,448.
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The directors Of the Pacific bank, Of Boston,

yesterday discharged the suJ-commissioner
assisting Col. Needham in his examination and
the whole board are making careful est mate
of the assets on d-tail. The result win of
course largely influence stockholders In decid-
ing upon course of action, It is said law
yer Of Boston is purchasing depositors books
on the Pacific bank for fifty cents ON the dol
lar. He bases his belief, its thought, in secur-
ing full dollar for the half dollar in the lia-
bility of stockholders to assessment equal to
tbs awuuut u the pr vsaW uf their stock.