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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-31

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Making Watches.

DFFEcTIYE WATCH CASES ARE ONE CP
IL the chief causes Of so many watches not Be
ing good tine pieces. The CASES, being thin and
not nttlng well admit dust and dirt t. the move
menf, which soon inter eres with the running
parts Of the watch recessit2sing cleaning repair
ing. &c. ard the amount thus paid cut II applied
toward buying good case IN the beginning, would
have saved al this trouble and expense. Ne have
recently seen case that meets ali these require
mtnts. Il having been carried for twenty Years
and still remains perfect. We refer to the
Jas. BOSS's Patent Siiffened Gold Case,
Which has become one of the staple articles Of the
Seveiry trade, possessing - IL does so many ad-
vanfages ever all other watches: being made Of
two heavy plates Of solid gold over plate Of COM
posttl n, aud we advise all readers ask their
jewelers. for card or catalogue that will explain
the manner in which they are made
1t is the only stirened Case made with two Plates
OF gold, seamless pendants and center solid joints
crown pieces, &c. all Of which covered by let
tiers patent. Therefore buy no case before con-
sulting Jeweler who keeps the
las. Boss's Patent Stifiened Gold Case,
That you may learn the difference between il and
all limitations that claim 10 BE- equal as good.
For SAFE by all responsible Jewellers ASK 10 see
the warrant that accompanies each case and don't
be persuaded that any other mako Of case is -
good. au27.6na
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-31

Another paper In Eastern Oregon
has died in consequence OF that curse
of the country press--the credit sys>
TEN. II every psper adopting this
pernicious system were to speedily fol.
low the fate of our late Oregon con.
temporary. 1t would be better for the
publishers. better for the business and
batter for the country generally.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-31

Has SEES SERVICE. speaking Of
the steam collier Mississippi. which ar.
rived at Portland few days since, the
Journal Of coaasnesus says AS an addi-
ton 10 our coast steam feet she il no
ornament. having hsen bulls 10 1868. ut
Dunbarton. and used In the Confeder-
ate navy under the name Of Nempa,s.
She was captured hy the Federais after
being riddled with shot and she'll. af-
terxan2 used - collier Ia eastern
writer's. aud now Mill probably end /.
checksred career 10 the Portland Seat
tie trade
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-31
wAxuExaTox TERnrTORY.

PoAT TOWNSEND. Aug pa Sber-
il { sale Of lard t0ok place here today
70 saiisfy judgment obtained by Fl L
Blanchard against the Sayv2rd estate.
The total number Of acres soId were
60, aDd the amourf realized 1901 6t.
The land Is heated IL the vicinity Of
Port Ludlow Bay. II section q The
sale is subj~ct to confirmation by the
Court, AID The property is liable 20 re-
9empt.on
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-31

The Romans are very eager 10 hold .
worlds fah 10 the Eternal City in 1883
Iialy. they argue. Il entitled 10 il.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-31

PARIS. Aug. 29.-Paul BeFt's lecture
on educational topics ~as Q violent at
tack on the Catholic rel N and its
system OF education. TIE presence OF
Gambetta an snch an OCCASION il con-
sidssed significant. particularly as after
the lecture be lauied Bert as one who
not only bad anieceients bot fasare.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-31

The Lafayette car works a. Lssf.y>
cite. lndiAna. are turning cut 100 hat
cara for the No1fhern Pacific read.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.

ON THE BEACH ROAD, AUGUST 2sTH, A
" brown check Goa, In the pockets OF which
were book and some papers Of value to me.
suitable reward will lie paid for their return.
J. W. MAPLE
Seattle, Aug. 18th, 1881. au90-lOt
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-31
EUROPE.


GEsEyA. August ga huge mass
of rock and earth has fallen from the
mountain sides At Lomuex, canton OF
Gasos. and blocked up the course Of
the river Jobel. an afnaen, Of the
Rhine. conyeEting iss valley into o vast
lake.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-31

Buy your gents furnishing goods
hats. caps and cigars st ). A McPhee's
He keeps fine stock. aud sells cheap.
Call and examine goods Next door 10
Schwabacher Bros & Co. :, Com uaercisl
street. Seattle. ". 7. s.f
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26

HoGsReceipts to-day, 1900 head total for week mus ,r
900 head: for time last week. $1,000 consgneu
through ~ good and prices shade hEnr ~
all grades eyoeph Medium Weights sales Of Good 70 Cnolce
Workers. 80 0dSj SO; Light Mixed Workers and Pg 20 ~
dS5 60 Good Medium Weights 81 SO0S5 30; Choice heaNy
So lu0sb 30 Fair Good do b 1906 Pigs $685. ou
CHICAGO Nov. 25.-HOGs-Receipts. $4,000 head shlp-
ments $500 head; market fairly active and strong a. pE
Gates; Common Good Mixed l0QSG. Heavy Packing
ard shipping 80 1876 30 Phiadelphias and Lsrf Hogs
10 1Od- 20; Light - 1886 Cnlls and GraSsers dfo %
CArTE-lecepts. 450O head; shipments 200 head; tat
Cattle and Oc higher Exports $hdS6 - III Good 10
Choice - 4O0fJ g0i Common % Fair - d Mixed bucl
plentiful and lUd 0c lower; Poor TO Fair $fz w
Good to Choice - gOd3 StOckers Feeders slow At
81 AOagi TeXa IS IN good demand at $3a$4 %.
SHEEP-Rcceipts, 1000 head shipments 900 head prices
un, BANGED thu stock plentiful aDd weaker Common 70 Me-
dun - TjHS3 10; Good TO Choice 50 1884 40; selected
Nethers ~ 7jaS5 25
81. LOTS. Nov 25HOGs - Receipts, lBSO0 head; ship
ments 300 head; Packing hrmer; shipping Slow
Light shipping. $685. 3O Workers. - C09S5 7Oi Packing
s. oO0SB 10 Butchers 10 Fancy. 80 2O0Td 20
CATTLE Receipts, 5000 head shipments 400 head
market dull and little done Shipping steers oHeu
and very few wan.r Native butchers Steers 81 250i 70
Good Cows Heers ~ jOHf3 5O Grass 1exansS2 0OG
81 75 Indian Mixed 81 5OdS3 % Southwest Butchers stun
~ 150$3 81. o-o,-., r....o
400 head shipments, 3Jo heau fr 10
Choice, 70 % AL 80.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26
rrRnpEAN MAnKErs.

IlyPRPOOI. Wow 25-2OUp nI.POrk-Ptme Mess Eastern.
dull at 81; Western dull at 30. Baco-tum beran1
%; Short RID irncr a. %. Long clear,
steady steady ~ JlL Hams Long Cut
Mess. 30; Mess dull at llJ Prime Mess, ann
81 Lard-Prlms Western dun at 81 IaoH rm" c.
Fine steady at ~ Common. sta4iy ODD CbgrseAmcr.
steady al J3. Lard OIL none here EOur-EAtfa
state uull l43d NhestNO. White dull NJ lOd: No.
lO7d. MutoT New Western steady at H.
Cnrn--MIxed steady 5ld Cott0nsecd on yellow Amcr
can none HOsinCOmmOn at London duh AT ddGGt
Iurpenune- sulriIs al London. steahv at AZ m
LIYERrOO, NOV. 2j4 T. mIhe receipts O wheat lOt tle
pasi three days $4,000 centa- including 100000
LNEgPOoI Nov 25-3:OO D. n.-Breadstuns-C0rn steady
At E Id per for New Mixed Western Flour lNG for
M for California White lO1ld1l Lad for California Clubs
glOd al Obd for Rrd Western Spring. ..- -.
LONDON, Nov $500 m-C14cutta lAnsee1, 4J3d.1 "
per quarter sperm on. e55asO Ton; Pae Ronn 7io
isi6i4d Spirits OF Petroleum Oi1ddlOd. gallon
Grd. ifnseed Oli H2b- per ton.
LONDON Nov 25.-The Mincing Lane Markets have been
quiet aud The improved TRADE IN other Pars
rent reluTanents R0hngrs take limited suppilrs of
Sugar IN declined I'd 10 I'd per
Specuia lion in Low Lrown East lndis has ontlrey
sbato Crystzcd Demersra sold by auction slowly AZ The
reduction delivery easier. The
Netherlands Trading COmpanys sale OF Coneo
"Wednesday better than peeted the valustoas
quoted at 1914 a5ia Rice there more I'm
quiry sold previous terms Chlnh
Tea depressed Indian In good demand and rathar
steady spice was unsettled Black Pepper and III
mento have further receiei.
AgTwRAP. Nov 21.-Petreleum, lS francs 20 centimes
for pale Aoco ~ncoxs Lard oi-sed Al lab francs
90 centimes per 100 sll0a =.
pennigs per pounds Petro lenm marks % pennnEs
HAyRR Nov 25.-Wlc0I's Laru closed ~ IA francs
80 centimes DER 90 kfio4
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26
CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DELPHTA STOCKS
R.nnr,ef Z u IonN L DNYIs y. W. ~ Ytll.f.
FRIDAY, Nov. 25-P. "

FRIDAY, Nov. 25-P. II.
The dealings in stocks to-day showed more con
hdent tone than that which prevailed for several
days before the holiday. The expectation that the
Treasury will so change its policy to secure such
amounts Of bonds it from time to time
desire 10 redeem without waiting for the slow pro-
cess of ninetyday call and thus promptly restore to
the markets such amounts of surplus cash as tho
ceipts from revenue and customs may give to It,
was the first cause of the better feeling The
prime factor. however, In the making of bet
ter prices for stocks generally the closing
m of short" contracts because OF the reason men
toned While nothing definite Is known OF tho
Secretary's intentions there were few dOubers that
an important change of policy is pending and the
belief that such Is the case effective as would
have been the reality Later in the day therc was a-
sthsrrumo which specially affected the specuiatons
In the trunk line shares Whether 1T be true or not
the report was generally credited that Mr. Wander
bilt had delegated his powers TO subordinate, wlti
instructions To make some settlement OF the rail-
road war. And the result was a further advance
for all the trunk line shares Of u to per cent-the
latter for Lake Shore. This last movement
In the trunk lines had the effect to
stifcn up prices for the whole list of
stocks, which before was dropping from the best
earlier figures, and impaired activity where dul-
ness had become the prominent feature. The first
transactions of the day were made at prices lower
than Wednesdays last figures but the Impro vement
began Immediately and continued till past midday.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26

~ Mp t.rc HUopi.I steady unchanged
are a3 a%a 1i demand. aS RS'w We S s@ -bpns
e3g g. ItlH1 % I1 T." az TJ DO 81 ic oats nGd
Viii nrces steady ami trade fairly Ibora
ldO m 2isH F6a saI acc qc om . ha acdr rln
growth. jd5c richc Coaat, new 2-d3 G. Bavarian i"@
'JJ I.i Pig Iron a, been lc-, active all
piSes remain nrH, SC3m I u, nrirc ' Hr'rr 80
quoted s45Ss3G. 40 . i3Ja,2@ % Forfr ~ 90 scotch
rc aa5 lg{ ch,rc 81 -sF25 scrap Iron
lm u RI e5 5o aip ana AZ sS 3 S3 81 100 Ton. o @ being
gold at OH "I@ n 1nil. onc, ~ f3aa 30 -
fpT a and and vi 5ogs2 for % D. s insoL Gopps
drm and in demand straits, 22ita231c; australian ana
hilton. &'isol5Sc I'm fla'"s fairy aGlIe 4l e nn
Tnt5 20 dSy 35 do Tcrnc Lead was irm At &C. los ON
mon P%me sSEs 2g9 erod , rsr 'I.,r Gri at a.
SHvAh .sa1 S cas az 2a2 AG 2 fF. %
ty at 5o, g; l. yar" a% ana 3 90 m 20 Sitv Iitch - -
OIL GAKE-iowor quiet $50 - $50 90 for West
OH" MEAI-ouiot unchanged; exports thus far 'h'
"esk SefAE FEElamrs-Pctroenm ves,os the United
HS1nn t%inc S,lg c.v W and steam 3OoO
Snsb tirap 9d 80 H. ana H. 900 do do 3D. stsnda ri
900 pigs FrCysi29' sma lot. Of EoT - o. a. ,asi asa
ssoigno97 o oo bale. G SSiton. S through GiS 81
sSs sSs o. Ga Al qod q & pr b mod .te ,npaen-
aud 2O and OF Chee-s 26Gz- Gd aso of sssi -
Cd Pork ~. ID; Hops quoted sd 10 tons messs
| mcnt goods lb9f7A Gd......GLASGOW Cd. steam, tiiAlh
quoted I'd; 1000 sacks Flour, lJs: Bacon 2Os' Cse
3Os Beef Is. Pork, 3- 200 tons measurement gods ~
49,. TYNE DOCK steam 5000 bush Grag tsi Fiopr ~
small at l5s: Bacon 2s and Cheose %s ga ~,
MEN steam, $4,000 bush Grain, mark Bihsh bsi ~
bbs Refined Petroleum, private terms r .H al
| 10000 bush Grain quoted Izi bid
BRISTOL CHASNE Awsrican Dart 80. SSii ,n hai ri.
| 1000 do. -. i'd; BkIsTol- Amorieaa 6.ft
| 5000 dD. Is. ...... PLYMOUTH, Norwegian uai ~
f,A 2SGG s.fs $500 sss 'E9ss S4aa a.
ship, l,o90 tO $4,000 kchned 52691c latter
ports ....GENoA Italian bark. 3Ot0 bbls do, private
t-rms TRIESTE, Norwegian ship, 5000 do. "a lOe
TRIESTE Or FINNE Austrian 6ak IA Phllsdsl Rs.,,
500 DO, 4A..--. ROTTERDAM OR ANSTkHDAa ~ @ @nllt
Ian bark hence, 1000 do 81 Cd G0Ek Foh 81 AZ
Italian bark from Philadelphia 800 qrs GrAls 50 %
another from baltimore 5000 do a. Cd another ssnes 1 M
bush do private H0SfLU ER, NOTyssian esT
seGooner. 45T Coal 81 80 and discharge thence e
british brir i32 tons and thencs TO TAaPTCo lumber e
cargoe. I'll -. BRUNsWICK, schooner 2l2 Ton. hsaos
Coal 81 75.-.. MONTEVIDEO, Norwegian bark 40 pn-
from brunswick Lumber sls 30 net San ns xhAS toS
CISCO, ship 1882 about ~ 30 per dead
ST. MICHAELs AND EAYA British brig Ssg g Ions .nn az
sl9 60....ST. LUCIA. bIiS 245 toas. sl5 2S-'.roH'
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26
TOTAL RECEIPTS CE PRODUCE.
Per North Riue, Vessels and RdHroddS'
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Nov 20 1881.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES Steady end quiet Pots, DC. Pearls, 6aG w.,
REFSWAN-Quie and unchanged at 2ld@Z.t' lo WIZ
erp and Southern Yellow.
CANDIl.--~teady and I'm demand. III,
COAI-Anthractc ana Bitumnous OF hll grades - III n
supply continued good ma ds nhu ,C pr oI
liverpool house Camel, I'll lhN.I
Cas 40 SS Newcastle, 40. Cakng ~ 15dFi; Scoinh
- Is. Provincial S3 7JaSi; PcunsTlyania ana Ntatno
land Gas - 10; Virginia do ~ -; Cumbrrl' @
Broadtop and Coariod. Anthracite S4Gsi 90 pS 'n'
CHICORY- Unchanged
COCOA-F Fairly active unchanged , r.,- 1000,
COFFFE-Pio dull nOminaly unchanged; Fair cargo =
lO3c sales Rhcnblna, pa bags cN 40 on " i
,ar terms; stOtk here in first hauiS llhol' ON-b -''
grades quiet, unCnaugrd ,.., ,,.,,rds
COOPERAGE sTOCK-ATl prices steady ana rool deh'n"'
prevail ,-.-.
CJTTON-SpDt cotton quiet unch ngedi shcS; -. 49,.
bges H. 81 bales "wednesday ming, including ~
or DOR 377 bales for spinning and 800 bales
Receipts at the lorS Fh'
97o Lalcs against bOO3- bales tlis dav asi week anu
AZ 1rs list wear for week, -2nl bales AGAINST
2I uGl Laies day last week and 2o4 ~ nairS @
since eppuh.r 2.+ 1859 bales agalnst 2@olJ4J pi''
eirlup Iir s1Ine period last year.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26
c.rrnN MAnK .r,-RY rELEiRAPn

Ityvrrcot Nov 25-i23O y. motion Market dull.
vnitng tp.nds Cd. NldIlug orleans. G'sd sales 5000
m fcIuuy 1000 Doies Tor speculation ana cXlort re-
cept $500 Daiy, imc3S sa' SvbrI Iu Gyery I'D
do November and pcccmO.r delivery tlnsgd, DO Decent
,rry % 6i.1sd: do March and ApuI delivery Giod TO.
Agrii aHI & mas t o'I'G'.1 a1nd ,caly ''' anu
2SyEurS6 No2 25~2iO D In.-Coon-F Futures closed
LIvrmooL Nov 252:}o m-1no sales OF the Gay IN
. Noy February l;o aha March delivery CSd do
1.Gdi,,f 1sy ,m9 June Hia,o, delivery Gii,od
NAY sr6oi, Noy 2j-5:OOp p
ber December delivery 6'd also 09l do December
"i, G HRFao Noy. 255 Cotton-saes OF the week
10 900 bales American $1,000 bales Spectators t9o6
side direct spnners 300 bales actual eTP9T5 tGS1o
total stock. I56O0o bales American 5anV1o naeI @ amount
cotton nloat 29O39 DM%s & Anyst , eod iIprlcs Is
, 3sinch 90 reed. Gold End shirtines So yards D
9t % "a a. 3D. NO SS 4O Mule T"'t Fair second qaali
I" "hTt"I Tl Nov 25Tht Monches'n GuoTdaa IL ITS corr,
mcrcta article this mornr china sbirtngs sod to mod
me bnt rusincs, In ali departments is small Prices
are fairly ly ,',5Scs ,5scsI; IR;,fdSnlaE" 0it
china ana liN Nov 3S-Cotton stoldy Mdding, lc;; Low
MiGamcfSs 5ls bales sales 2 bales stock sTi "a g7iy
bales; b%a;onts It9'f i 5:s bales sales G,43S bales ~ ~,
GnARLiIUyS iny yiSins iic Good Ordinary. O'c net
rsccpts aGi0 bales Exports eo'twiTT' & s nts
6sIc cxports Great Britain bales 10 s 5%, G9h. L
neat yyroS SA' Sow @s-Otton arm; MiddnF tc;
Mns 2;.i tS s ,j G2 sscs ES' S zoo 61es; stce
Ha wrcky net receipts G319 bales gross ioSS' fes:
In trClt Brn 1886 bales: 10 France i4JO Oaie'
Chi..t',xts, siT5 bales GALES, i,lOl bales. -,
H@tPU- Nov. 25.-COtton trm: MdilinR ac;. @ ns,
"a, halas, shipmens ., 7G3 bales stock I5.S53
nI %ecky receipts 2.44V bales shipments loO13 bales
SW1u,iE Nov 25-Cotton steady; Mddlne, 'sc; Low
uiiJnr lO7c. Good Ordinary lOhc net receipts eh9
haIss gloss 622 bales exports cosswse - SALES looo
baies siock 1896 bales; weekly ne. receipts LO9-- ols
gToss ia bales exports ooastwlse 1911 bales; Se'
10 500 bales. ~ 49,. ..,,,- ,o,dh,, IIAc
NEwnRIRANs, Nov 25Cotton steady Mmaing: ~ ~
Low Middlins llc: Good Ordinary, LO ne 7sI baYes
GiTg bales gross $50 bees exports So '
20 Ola bales gross sl7a bales exports 10 drea
9IaI haIas. 10 FnAlce l62S3 bales: TO ule COhtueh~
- o-a Gaca ooaswss 2lS bales saiea, 2o9p bal1s,
s.y,NsAH Nsv. 25.-Coton nrn MiddlnS ~ '.o' i Sps
,,,tIing Io7-, Good Ordinary, lOl4c NOS ruce'ps
bales. ara,s 3tSs bales expoFts to the Cghtn5 ysn
bass coaslwis- AAb7 bales sales 500 pales iAss
n 600 baIea stock, lOO,i7J bales weekly hes
aGsS4 bales gros. SCI Lo1S pn4es sio - sp Saies
corroy nEcEIrTs.
ErvYoRK Nov 25-Ths following are the totst net re r
mentioned ports since Soptel
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26

After that the market was feverish and unsettled'
and probably would have so closed except for the ex
hilaratng effects of the late boom" in Lake Snoro
and its kindred stocks. Except for the trunk h'le
shares, the market generally closed shade lower
than the best figures, but it closed strong.
Government bonds were dull, but prices were al
higher. on the opinion that the Treasury Will pur-
chase bonds in the open market instead OF Gaining III
the continued 3i2s The final bids are 4 hlghcr 'or
the continued Gs and 81, asper cent Tor the rs anu
10 per cent for the 4l2s. The market closed S'rohs
o+ tha fnllowinp limitations:
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26

LONDON Nov. 25-l2:3Op. m-COnsols, lOOiia for both
L. bonds, Our ccnt- lEul2
Atlantic and Western first mortgage trustees cer
second epnsO- lOi Illinois Central lJ'4
RcAdng "a Now.l Ontario and Western 81; Milwaukee
and 4. Paul common. 10
IOypOS Nov 2j2}O in.Parls adYCes quoto three per
cent rentcs francs 80 confines Tor the account
LONDON 2J-i:OJ mCOnsOlS, luOl- Tor b0th money
ana the account Atlantic Great Western LHi
trustees certificates 80, do. second mortgage 1875 Frr
4r3 do second cOnsOls IOal2 New Oh Central, la -
Inois Central 1852 Pcnnsvlvana central Oa" hcallIe'
:}3a Ncw.HOrk, OntsT1O ana Western. 81 y
LONDON nov 25-i.OOp. m.-lhr amount ~ buluoh WIN
drawn from the Bank Of England on balance today Is
52OUOOO. a.,
LONDON Nov. $500 m.-PaTs anv1ca+ duotH three
uer cent 20 Tor tho
PAs- Nov 2j-5:OO tnEEcAanke On LunIOl - lrancs
- IcnJues iOI checks
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26
TILE COTTON TRADE.

rVRpoot Nov 26-This weeks circular OF the Liverpool
tnn grokcrs Association says Cotton In good de-
mand at the opening prices advancing but the msrst mas
asn alet since Monday and the advance was geneay e
AMERICAN continues In fair request Prices advanced %
I'D early In tho week. Ordinary and Good oruns3 r,ass
aud Orleans retained lad or the advance out eufen'
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LIVERPOOL. Nov pa leading grain circular ssys;
Grain s dull Rates maintained but the bust
mess Is limited Cargocs all positions are in poor request
o. he sot since TUESDAY Wheat and Corn there has been
mod eate business unchanged rates At todas market
there was small attendance quiet tone and restricted de
,nand wheat fell a penny to two pence Flour
MANA aa ,rices ponnay unchanged. Corn In plentiful
ReAny.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26
LIVE srncK MAnKErs-nY rELEaRArn.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS-Br TELb"l'A ~; ~. 49,,
BuFVAIO 25.-CATuR-Receipts today laoo ~, norS
S045 head, for -aulo Ino
7735 head consigned through 22o cars nads Ijght
and unchanged; no Eastern rsdci shos OF ,,, O, 6ad
steers al 81 2GdSi 25i II cars remain nhSoi "io''
Steers. 0oo boaJ total
for week far lGsO0 head for same my eJy % with
l6 900 head consigned through cars market s "a aa
fair demand; salo. of Fair to Good Wosorn sSR
"a 5o.l lhaice 50. Extra heTe Canada LAIaDs ~
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26

generally declined ,ed wcek Sea Island goo,
demand and firm. Futures opened strong but after
fluctuations a decline OF Sszd. was established"
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Nov 25-At the Wool sales to-day $500 bae
were Dosed Of COMPRISING Port Phillip. NeWZealand
Cape There bri sk competition and piees were nrn
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26
PETROLEUM MARKE

TIrUsvHLF, Pa, Nov 25.-Crude oH-Shipments, $3.50
bbs Dbls. United ripe Line certificates Opsne
at SOla highest SlA; lowest, SOhj closed at eO'sc
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26

The following shows thf Imports NJ drY gooIs
at the port Of Ncw-Yorb for the week ending tins
date and since the beginning OF the year aS com
pared with the corresponding periods OF previous
years:
lSI1 I77' 80 ,..,
port. flu4l,7bO 3l,-oIVll fi'-''t t'3
market. l,li2,4bj I,ZlU'bO' l'f''Hf''
E,j ,nrr az am ibo mort s5I3485l ll8762G7 1O21ls73
market. S4,uOd,5J' IOfpl -3O" V'''~''''
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26
WELLS FARGO & CO., No. 65 B'wAY.,

Bun and Mning stocks other Pacific Coast Seeri
ties seU Exchange 15iegrdpbc Transfers aud Credits drat
able throughout ne west and Europe and J0rcdrd fregh
Packages and VdtudJLes 10 all parts Ot he World
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26

n.uy yonK Nov 25.-Ths following are the totA net re
ceio of Cotton below mentioned pors since sopte'
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26

Tota.pnsh. GI2.7OO 222 i2j 2j3s 43oot 377oo GGl75
The receipts and shipment, at and from Buffalo
to-day were as follows:
gece'pta shNnen'N
New-York tribune., 1881-11-26

THE GENERAL LIST
, 1881-11-25

WASHINGTON, u. c., Eov. 2o.-Tho most tlaRrant
OF all tho failures OF the star-route prosecutors
to 10 their duty is found In tho case upon whiot
the so-cnl!ed "lnformatton Vas ba1od. Tor
rupiion and fraud werc stamped upon the face
Of tho Walsh contract Brady, Walsh, End
others concerned had quarrelctl among thom-
selves. Mr. Macvoa9h's agents wanted to uso
Wash al wltncs1, and how, did they eet about
~
While Brady was in othce be Issued nu order.
March 4 ISL. curtaiIiuR 150 miles service On the
route OF this cuntrHct and detlucttng $s5 .Qj per
nnnum from tho pay pro rata, Of account o1
railronu extension. 1ia nlao reserved the Qucs.
crat,oi,, upon tlo alleged ground that the coa-
tractor hnd fated on tho remainder ot the r0uto.
brady try fssacd n anothor gs9r ,; ;APrit M 10: El: a.
Ie went e.,t % q efce |cavnx @ Wajss Unpaid Tor tha
' traet. No ; nat.cr What u otives ,osy hase rov-
crnea these acts, they were official and ther
stand upon tho 1scord. ..,.,..
NJ: Jamss s!EnSt' as aster.0snsral:
of sad ss q ST. Ssns.
nay ordered by Brady. and three days later ne
orcFsd W9lsa to TO-, be paid slS on 'ha tailed
On the ~ ot July. 1921. Mr: Ja%es r.! male
:..Aiatshvtta OF contractor Of June Is and 90
1881. herewith, and report and recommendation
Justice, i i. II. woodwsrJ. Post. oiioe Inspector.
md 4. 4: Freeman. Assistant Attorney t3enesal.
rclmtt. Def'uetions: *1.1tl: tines. f:EN. ,,.
urnu1endRttnn Of three nf Mr. MacVsaKh's
I'll so ne osber a'iasanee, ss Was rccsseG
have received under i'rady 5 orders.
, 1881-11-25

uEAN-AnatIliA[. BEAUMONT.
WAsutNoroS, q. t., Nov. :a-Tho retirement
nt ltear-AdmIrni Howell, ou account OF sKat
promotes Commodore i}enu.nont.
=. SILVER.
Tho Tfeasury Department yesteTlHy pl1r-
chased 31,0O0 OUNCES ut tHe sttvor for tho mtnts.
THE rnEEpMAN's TRUST,
Owing 10 many Inquiries. tho Controller OF
thu Currency deems It necessary to explain that
tho Freat1u,au's Having t. Trust Company wns
Not under rho supervision Of his uttce previous
to and ut thu lime OF tIs Enflure.
HOWfiATE, :
Judge Cor stated today that he would hold
under lltisemeAt tho queati0n OF tExtnx baI for
Capt, HowgatG. Aal suggested tllat In tie mean-
thus the attachment proceGtitn4s TO presssI.