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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18

New ORLEANS Democrat: The Eng
hsh iron Manufacturers have made up
their mind that they are going to
lose the American market and are
discussing the means of developing
new markets for this great product.
In 1880, in the great revival ofrailroad
building in this country, there was a
strong upward tendency in iron aud
the result was a heavy importation
from England. The increase in prices
started our furnaces to work; their
number increased greatly, and they
coon found that they could turn out
iron and steel rails as eheaply as
Great Britain. 1t is now evident that
in very short time we will be able
to make all the railroad iron we want,
and that there will scarcely be any
market here for the product of the
English fIrnances.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18
LOUISIANA.

The payroll of the New Orleans
customhouse for May was $20,S04.20.
Active work on the Morgan Louis
lana and Texas railroad bridge, to
span the bay from Morgan City to
Berwick, distance of 1000 feet, was
begun on the 9th inst, and will be
pushed as speedily as possible.
A celored man living about three
miles from Morgan City, on bayou
Ramos, was instantly killed by light
ming on the 7th INST, while sitting in
his cottage. The bolt struck the
chimney, bursting it and discharging
two loaded guns that were standing
near
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18
An Inexcusable Crime.

When 4 per cent. bonds sell as high
as 11S1S, and 81 per cents. that may
be paid off inside of six months bring
AZ per cent. premium, who can say
any longer that the per cent. bill
which Mr.. Hayes vetoed was any way
wrong? Secretary WINDOWS success
in reducing the 5 and 6 per cents. to
81 per cents. has demonstrated the
crime of the veto which
killed the 3 per cent. bill.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18

LuTTRELI, Of California, beings new
member, tried for two sessions to
catch the eye Of Speaker Blaine in
order to introduce bill. AT last he
went to Mr.. Nesmith, of Oregon, and
said: when was first elected to
Congress I had an idea that all who
met on this floor were peers; but 1
can take an ordinary Indian blanket
and cover with it the men who run
this House" Gan Indian blanket"
said Mr.. Nesmith; II can do better
than that. can take an ordinary din
ner-plate and cover all who run this
House; for all viii have to do is to
put it on Speaker Jim Blaine's head"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18

In order to show that Conkling is
irritable, selfish, vain and arrogant"
the Cleveland Voice, a Republican
newspaper, tells these stories of him
during the Ohio campaign:
Before the great meeting at Cleve-
land. as we are told, Mr.. Conkling
went to the Armory to wait for the
<ime to commence the proceedings. A
brass band welcomed his arrival with
music. @The Senator paused on the
stairs. and, with look of extreme dis
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18
FOREIGN.

The retail sale of the Russian Courier has
been forbidden for three months.
An Athens dispatch says the Minister of
war has ordered force of ZOO men to be in
readiness to take possession of the district
coded by Turkey.
Correspondents Of st. Petersburg write
that conspiracy against the life of the
Gar has been discovered and that twenty
one arrests have been made.
The London Duly News says the troops
in Ireland win, by the end Of this week, con-
sist OF Sc, 900 msn-=se,en regiments Of cav
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

In Stokes county, North Carolina,
Frank Baker, Deputy sheriff, was shot
and killed by Jesse Smith, for whom
he had warrant of arrest.
The John p King Manufacturing
Company has been organized in Au-
gusta, Ga, with a capital of $1,000
600, with privilege OF. increasing it
TO 100000. Hon. John =. King is
president. Over 100000 were sub
scribed in two days.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18

The New York Tribune says: zone
of the largest manufacturers of iron
and Bessemer steel in Pennsylvania is
about to transfer his works TO Ala
bama. He finds there the ore, the fuel
and cheap labor all at hand, and as
serts that he expects to make the man
ufacture pay higher profits than in the
North, even after taking into account
the cost of removal and the larger
rates of transportation South"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18
MISSISSIPPI,

A fire at Horn Lake on tho 9TH inst
destroyed the storehouse and contents
Of Mr.. Douglass, and three unoccupied
buildings.
At Lauderdale a GOO yards race
came off between Jack Hardy's filly,
Fannie Wright, and the Rogers mare,
for $500 side. The Rogers mare lost
by thirty feet.
Capt. John Watts, commander and
owner of the Sallie Carney, died of
congestion at Vicksburg, aged fifty
six years.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18
Boot. stretcher to the Irchduke.

Among curiou. vacations i'll life
very few have been more curious than
that of an Individual who is said to be
living in "pedal ease" near Baden.
He was boot-stretcher to the late
Archduke Franz Carl, the father of
the present Emperor of Austria. For
many years it was his only duty to
wear his Royal masters new boots
before they were adopted by the OWL
err; and for the comfort which his
.elf-sacrifice secured for the Archduke,
he is now said to be in the enjoyment
of perpetual pension.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18
A Paucity of

The present Administration is by
no means as liberal in pardoning per-
sons convicted of offences against
United States laws as its predecessor.
Since the fourth of Mar h hundreds
of applications for pardOns have been
filed in the Department of Justice, but
only four have been granted During
the last administration the average Of
pardons granted per month was be-
tween thirty and forty, but Attorney
General McVeagh scans every applica-
ton closely, and inquiries rigidly as to
it, merits.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18

THE New York Tribune is remind
ed by Platfs going about in lone
some way looking for Conkling, of
the blubbering boy at the Central, who,
being asked what he was bOohooing
about, answered angrily: 81 can't
find my morher-I told the darned
thing she'd lose me-"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18
The Milan Exchange
TURNER g. HALL. Propretors.
TENNESSEE.


The supreme court of Arkansas
holds that the sale of "Fitzpatrick's
Bitters" without license, is a violation
of the revenue laws and subjects the
violafer to indictment and fine of 500
per dav for such offense.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18
PROHIBITION.
'urther Facts from Gov, st. John

Further FHuts IrOm GOV. ST JOhn.
Below we copy an interesting letter
from Gov. st. John, of Kansas, TO Rev.
w. L. C.. Hunnicut, of the Mississippi
Conference. The letter was written
in answer to inquiries by Mr.. Hunni-
cut concerning the methods used in
securing prohibition in Kansas, 1t is
copied from the Yazoo City Herald
in which it was published by request
of Rev. Mr.. Hunnicut, and is as fol-
lows:
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-06-18

A disagreeable man is one whose
idea Of fun differs from yours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
WASHINGTON.
Another Rara Avis.


WASHINGTON, November 2l.-Edgar
NJ. Marble, Commissioner OF Patents,
to day rendered his resignation, to take
effect December lst, to accept the posi-
ton as Land Commissioner of the
Northern Pacific railroad.
Seven Indictments Against HowRate.
The Grand Jury brought into court
seven indictments against Howgate one
for forging voucher, and the others for
cmbeZz!ement.
General Notes
In the supreme court, to-day, Chief
Justice Waite delivered an opinion de.
Gliding that the capital of a bauk invested
in foreign countries can be taxed by the
United States.
Since the first of January to October
Glst, ia, 7S9 emigrants sailed from 5re-
men for the United States.
The bankers Of the District OF Colum-
bia paid their respects, to-day, to Secre-
tary OF the Treasury FOlger.
The crews of the life saving steamers
are threatening to resign, owing to in
adequate pry.
There are outstanding about 81, 200
600 in United States six per cent bonds,
series of 1880 and 1881, which have ma
tured. The l04th call matur.
ed October lst, but quite a
large amount OF bonds embraced
therein are still outstanding. OF bonds
embraced in the l0jth call, which ma
lures December oath next, there are
more than nine and half millions out
standing. These bonds are payable at
par and accrued interest upon presenta.
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
lRELAN u.

LONDON, November 81 Miss Gaiiord,
holder OF two small farms, was found
dead in bed at Wexford, Yesterday.
The indications are that is a case OF
murder.
LONDON, November 2l.-A Dublin
correspondent says: Outrages are
breaking out again and prospects for
winter are discouraging.
LONDON, November 2l.-Secretary
Carrick, OF the SUR, County Tipperary,
branch OF the Land League, was arrested
under the Coercion act.
Several arrests were made under the
Coercion act, near Limerick, including
a solicitor charged with intimidating
rent payers.
LONDON, November 2l.-At Ballina
County Mayo, the sub-commission Of
the land court have pronounced several
decisions, reducing the rent, in ma.
jOrity Of cases, below the poor law
valuation,
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LIVE STOCK.
B,aot l,fnarTu


EAST Ii I3ERTY, November 2l.-Cattle-
Receipts since Friday 1918 head OF
through stock and LIB head for this
market. Total for the week ending this
day, 500 head OF through and 2,9M;
head OF local; against 5,G9o head OF
through and 2,243 head OF local for the
week before; selling slow at about last
weeks prices.
HoGs-Recelpts 6,O5O head. Total for
the week 25 800; against 24,575 head for
the week before. Phladelphias, 50 iOS
6 80; Yorkers S. 75R5 80.
SHgrp-Receipts $500 head. Total
for the week l7,l00 head; against 800
head for the week before; selling slow;
prices 1O@l5c of from last week.
Baltimore
BALTIMORE, NoveInber2l 81 Beef Cattle
Market heavy; prices s@l5c lower;
verv best 5I9Gc first quality 4im5ic;
medium 3l@4tc; ordinary 24rE3c;
most sales at 3i@5c. Receipts 5,l6'
head.
Swine Fair supply and moderate
demand: quotations at 7!GSlc. Re-
ceipts 7,23S head.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 5,4l7
head; sheep 3@5c; lambs 4G5ic.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 2l.-The DrOrers
Journal bureau reports: Hogs-Recelpts
Sc 900 head; shi pments 3,40O head.
Market 5tal0c lower, and fairly active !;
quality poor; common to good mixed
s. G0HdG 90; Philadelphia and lard hogs
81 40@6 80; culls and grassers 81 OON@
} 40.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; snip
ments LOO head. Market moderately
active and generally unchanged; exports
IS 0OGG 80; good to choice shipping
s. 30G,5 30; butchers and feeders slow
and steady at S3 %; grass Texans - -
IA 25; half breeds 81 0OGgl 30.
Sheep Receipts 500 head; snip
ments 900 head. Market more active
and frmer for choice extra at - OO'9
) p.
The Jo,unars Liverpool special says;
Hogs advanced &c; demand brisk; beSI
American l6lc. Sheep l7c for best.
Cincinnati.
CISCtSyaTI, November 2l.-Hogs-
Steady; common and light . OO(G6 30;
packing and butchers ST l5@6 60. Re
ceipts 1900 head. Shipments APO head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
FOR1 IGN.
EN- QLAN N D.

LONDON, November 2l.-The result OF
the election in Stafford for member of
Parliament, by which Thos. Salt was
elected, caused great deal OF astonish-
ment. The Conservative victory is at
tributed mainly to the Irish vote, which
till the night before the election, has
been promised to Howell, candidate of
the Liberals and working classes.
The bishop OF Manchester, in a ser
mon at Oldham, yesterday, in which he
referred to the visit OF Moody and San,
key, added that he feared the effect.
Startling excitement passed away as
rapidly as produced. Where, he asked,
were the tens of thousands who wished
to hear Moody and Sankey at Manches-
ter. They must not suppose because
men could cry, "Glory, halleujsh they
were saved
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
THE LAND LEAGUE.
Large and Enthusiastic Meet
ing at Pittsburgh Last Night.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
PITTSBURGH, November 2l.-A meet
ing of two thousand people, at Lafayette
Hall, was addressed, tonight, by T. P.
O'Connor, NJ. 2. for county Gal
way, in the interest OF the Irish
Land League. He made a most elo-
quent speech in advocacy of the Irish
cause and the Parnell policy, which was
received with great enthusiasm.
Mr.. O'Connor leaves inme-
diately for the West in order to attend
the National Irish Convention, at
Chicago, during the last OF this month.
In an interview he indicated to me
that he would probably stop in Wheel
ing on his return east.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Financial and Railroad Gossip
in New York.

New YORK, November 2l.-The week
opens with better feeling in Wall
street. The Boston bank scare has
about subsidized.
The sub Treasurer is authorized TO
buy bonds, and there is renewed talk OF
the approaching settlement OF the rail-
road war.
Two members of the executive com.
mittee OF the New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio railroad have resigned in or
der to give place to Erie representatives..
An officer OF the company says that
within month the roads will be brought
under one management.
Western Union earnings continue
large.
London bought Reading and Erie,
New York Central, and Wabash, on
Saturday.
Ohio and Missouri securities are at
tracing more attention under the new
receiver.
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Type and Machinery.
FOR RENT.
CHENEWS
i'm Pithy Paragraphs.

DgUest
.. .....-..... IS 10 the Garfield
.....s "a. Washington now
...- p.
r- ~ .s o. bushels OF coal are
.- ...u the river, destined for
..u...l a-i over paints.
..r.r.- Haskjns, OF Tennessee, has
..... . rvu.amayiou convs ming tine
...r-.-. ID special session December
y-. uan,try, the Jersey Lily" has
......u-G 10 20 upon the stage, and
All make her debut IN New York III
....E.
"a ..- whole country exclusive OF
As.,S there are 2plyI3 lntlans, all OF
r.... Except I5.4lS, are more or less
-c.rs-r OF tho Government.
Only iour candidates for Speaker #
20 House have opened headquarters
.r Washington. But tueu Congress
..ss- e Nee, uutii next month.
r-., tsu. Garrett, OF the Baltimore
s-...... railroad, has received cable
..-.- .-..a Leon ChO.teau, OF Paris, an
D.. 1871. that tue new French Cabinet
., ..r.-t-.- 10 - repea. Of the decree
.-. ...uz the jmpor,atlons OF AUerl-
..a ..-s and lard.
II. ~.ueriuleudent OF the Census re-.
.....~..ar aI-n the exception o. Nu;d'u-
.r. ..r statistics OF snip building,
.u~rgu- industry, productions o'
.s--.. .-.ul amt resources OF AiaSSa, Oh"
--.. work of the teutu census IS pyactl-
....r sursheG. rnr disbursements Tor
.... -.a,u census. thus lar, have been
$4,000. Congress viii be asked TO
s.9~.priate $4,000 additional, uclud-
-. $4,000 i1r the payment OF the
.lteer clerical force.
Foreign.
Tho reduction OF the Greak forces on
~.a,-..y % a peace footing has been
...--.
Aa.z...ru in the colliery belong
.r... '.-. .rranvlle, near Hau.ey,
E..ar.. ,. i've persons.
rr.--.. t:hting Is reported be-
.x.-r ..- Arabs and the French col
r.u s.st..u. southwark from Iunls.
m.-H..a of VI. G.anch-r, engineer
.ar.a-,. n. the UeLrsS-p Csut, brings
.Hm.u| 'u. saving that each tie OF the
Hm... PA. -.tt rests ou the bones OF
a.s. uau. Ine cana. scheme tas met
wt.a recession OF m!sIDrtUues, which
have u..y been e,jua'led by those which
g...-r-. tI the railroad when the latter
wss .uIu.. E.-ry maj, mas brought
mas 10 the death ui some one or more
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
Six People Drowned,

Six People Drowned.
CLAYTON, y. Y, November 2l.-
Frank Cuppernul, keeper OF the Hub
House, his wife, two small children, and
Charles Wilson, keeper OF the Cuff
House, his wife and two children were
drowned in Eel Bay, Saturday morning,
Chapter of Accidents.
JEFrERSoNyILLE, IND, November 20.
A chapter Of accidents occurred at tho
Ohio Falls Car Works yesterday. G.
Wilson sustained broken leg by the
falling OF lumber. A Chsel fell off the
top of a car, striking V. f. Dunna in
the eye, putting it out. Charles Cress-
well lost finger in the wood worker.
Killed on the Rail.
MAYYIELD, November 20.-A north
bound extra train on the Chesapeake,
Ohio and Southern railroad, passing
here at half.past six yesterday evening,
ran over a young man named George
Van Dyke, who was walking the track
two miles north OF this city, and mangled
him in horrible manner. His remains
could scarcely De recognized.
Crushed Under Car.
PIrTsryEGU, November 2l.-About 4
o 'cta., yes rrday afterLoOn boy named
Schuck, who resides at the corner OF
Liberty street and FrankstO@n avenue,
was returning home from Sunday
school and attempted to Jump on a
moving freight train, at East Liberty
station. He slipped and fell. and the
wheels passed over his leg, cutting it of.
He was attended by Drs. Hamilton and
MCCann, and was then taken to his
home. He is about twelve years old.
Burned to Death.
PITTsBUGGH, Novembea 2l.-lniorma-
ton was received in the city last night
to the effect that at an early hour yester-
day morning, sometime after midnight,
the offices OF the Charlotte Furnace Com
pany, at ScottdaIe, Westmoreland
county. were destroyed by fire. The
saddest feature oi the affair was the
burning 20 death Of John Shaw, ir., OF
Glenshaw, this county. He was in the
empoye OF the furnace company, and
slept in the offices. 1t is supposed that
he was overpowered by The smoke with
out awakening 10 a realization OF his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
Mr., Blaine, of Name

AUGUSTA, Me-, November 2l.-The
Kennebec Journal, tomorrow, will pub.
lish the following: 1--WE are authorized
to state that Mr.. Blaine will not be a
candidate for representative in Congress,
will not he candidate for
Governor, and will not be candidate
for the United States Senate. When
Blaine retires from President Arthur's
Cabinet early the coming month he will
devote himself entirely to his private
affairs. The rumor OF his going as Min
ister to England has not the least ioun-
4 ln
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t.>.>NlrLNoyember 2L-TG" s,',k-
.0.t--s the Cincinnati ani Eastern
ra.rrA, a- meeting he'd ut BUHv.',
saturday. nv q unanimous vote, agree
.' '.rr--as~ r.r capital stock ly"m five
-aa.-e ra.g,and to TWO millions, ard
.7.-ras" ,ae nruded debt TO such sum
- iae w.u.ars may determine. The
.....' .- p. complete the main line to
Z rs~.u,a. Ohio. and run I branch
rom 5-us1 creek. in Scioto county, to
Iva .-..s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
Grave Yard Insurance.

HARRIsBURGU, November 2l.-The
hearing in the applications for the writs
OF g,to rnrrQrio made by the State
against four Grave Yard Insurance
Companies and set for next Friday, has
been postponed until December 18th.
Deputy Attorney General Gilbert vigor-
ously opposed the motion for delay, hut
finally yielded on the Court agreeing to
make the order mandatory for the argu-
ment TO be held on that day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
FRAN CE.

LONDON, November 2l.-It appears
that Gambetta is desirous OF personally
participating in the conclusion OF the
Anglo French treaty of commerce, and
asked Sir Charles Dixie for delay OF
two to three weeks, during which time
he must attend to the organization OF
the various departments. He will then
give his whole mind to the treaty. Sir
Charles agreed to the postponement.
Accord now exists in regard to every
thing except woolens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
HOLLAN D,

THE HAGUE. November 2l.-In the
Chamber OF Deputies the Minister OF
Finance said, pending the result OF the
monetary conf renee in April, he could
not propose measures to check the out
flow OF gold. He said il the conference
did not secure the adoption OF bi.
metalism Holland would be obliged to
either demenetize silver at an enormous
cost, or revert to the simple silver
standard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
Tho Hen Convention,

JEFPERsoNvILLE, lND November 2l.
The State Female Suffrage Convention
will convene at Mozart Hall, Tomorrow
afternoon. heiIra OF calling conven-
ton is to take action on the female SUI
irage and prohibition in Indiana. Mr..
Ella GOuga, editor OF the Lafayette Her.
ald, is President OF the association. There
will be delegates from all parts OF the
State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
l l'ALY.

ROME, Move mber 2l.-In the Italian
Chamber OF Deputies, while Premier
Depretis was discussing the agricultural
estimates. disorder occurred in the
strangers gallery, and Immediately re-
volver was thrown into the hall and a
voice cried: "To Depretis." The re-
volver fell without exploding or hurting
anyone. The man who threw the pistol
is named MacCaluso, and was arrested,
and the debate was resumed,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22

of-fact manner the points which he pro-
posed to make and upon which the de-
defense would rely. Without conclud-
ing his address, Scoville requested the
court to allow him further time and per-
nit him to finish tomorrow. This was
granted and the court adjourned.
Jones Committed to Jail.
WASHINGTON, November 2l.-William
Jones was brought before the Police
Court, this morning, for an assault with
an intent to kill @. J. Guiteau. He was
detained but few moments, and default
OF S., 900 was committed to Jail.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November 2l.-The Cham
ber of Deputies has passed the bill au-
thorizng the construction OF the Huesca
and Con Frame railroad, with a subven-
ton OF sixty thousand pesetas per kllC-
metre. The cost OF boring a tunnel
through the Pyrenees, estimated at 49,
100000 pesetas, is to be borne equally
by France and Spain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-22
Blizzard Tournament.

NGv lorS. November 2l-In the
CUSHION rarom billiard tournament,
H"-- a-vatri Carter by 50 points in
I" muH;~ Best runs-MOrrls. l., 10,
ID. Carter. rs. -, ). Dion in - innings
."sni ran game with Ue'srr, who scored
... Best ruus-D,Ou, -, Ii, II; Uei-
SAr .r 10 o
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IOtal OOi i~o-N
The nrhihit this week is most pratl.


The exhibit this week is most graft
flying one, pointing to a general i'm
provement in trade throughout the en-
tire country. The grand total OF
exchanges for the week, Sl,206, I56, ,2SS,
shows a marked gain over the exhibit in
the same cities last week, when the
figures stood 1893, 800 O57. Still, how
ever, it shows falling behind as COM
pared with those OF the previous week,
which were Sl,S65, 65,4ls,297. The gain
this week may be ascribed in the main
to an increase in purely legitimate trade.
The stock market in Boston, New York
and other financial centres has been
dull and unsatisfactory, while the spec.
uative temper at both New York and
Chicago has been very variable, drifting
toward depression.
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cincinnati

CGScTNNATI, November 2l.-Cotton-
Firm at ll!c. Flour-Dull. Wheat
Weaker; No. . red winter 81 3Scdl iO'
Corn-Stronger; No. . 6SGG6sc. Oats
Quiet; No. . mixed 474c. kye-DulI.
Pork-Easier at SIS 90. Lard-Dull at
SllO Bulk Meats-Steady; shoulders
7c: clear rib o.. Bacon Steady; shoul-
ders Sc; short clear lie; clear lltc.
Whisky-Quietat 81 II; combination
sales OF finished goods, l.0il barrels,
on a basis of 81 - Butter-Firm; ;
creamery SIC; choice New York State
and Bradford county, Pa, extra 25c.
choice Western Reserve 2Oc. Cheese
Duipt at &c