, 1881-10-29
TELEGRAPHIC!
IL 1aEkess.
Correeted Daily for The SrArksAAs


Coneeted Daily for The SrArksAAs-
Lospox, Oct. 24.-Floefing carroes-
steady. Cargoes on passage-on,et.
Mark Lane - rather easier. English
country markets-turn easier. French
country markets-quiet. Farmers deils-
cries of wheat during the week-50,0W
u %, 600 ora. Liverpool spct-more DIS
position 10 buy. r 2 -5-{st5l-E
NEw YORK, Oct. 24-Wheat-market
steady, 81 43 to 81 4s. .ts 80
o. CHICAGO, Oct. A-Wheat-f firm and q
shade higher 81 "a. cash, 81 35s for
November.
Sax FRANCISCO, Oct. 2l.-wheat-t the
market is quiet but firm No 1 shipping
sold to-day at 81 75 ); fair shipping at
81 74I. Quote choice and extra choice
shipping 81 IS toslT.-
PORTLAND, Oct. 24-Nothing was done
in the local market. Nominal quotation
81 CO.
October 25.-The steamship Oregon
s,ils this morning for San Francisco with
messengers and mails and heavy cargo.
She will take 1000 tons of Walla Walla
wheat ON at Astoria. lightered from here
TO that port
squash ID.
A Tribu,.es Washington special has the
following points Gen. Grant has re-
peafedly said to his friends recently, that
he will never again be a candidate for the
presidency. Friends of ex-Gov. Morgan
sly he is likely to accept the treasury
portfolio, but add qualifying clause, "at
least for time" This is interpreted by
gossips as indicating a purpose on the
part Of Morgan to retire after few
months of service and make room for
Conkling.
Up They Go.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company gives notice to ship
pers here that on and after October 10Th
the rates by the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railway Company will, on
account of their crowded condition and
scarcity of cars, be advanced on grain,
-four and provisions to the following
figures irrespective Of rates made by other
lines: Chicago to New York 20 cents, to
Philadelphia I8 cents, and to Baltimore
II cents per hundred.
change Of Rates.
Chicago, Oct. 24.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad makes the following announce
ment On and after Tuesday, Oct. 25th,
passenger rates by the Pittsburg, Fort
Name and Chicago railroad 10 New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
Will be Sl4, and to Boston on the $50
trainvia New York and New England
railroad, Sl5. These are all without re-
bate The Overcrowded trains and the
great annoyance rebates cause passengers
Oh arriving at their destination, has in
duced this road to make this change
which seems in fact to be necessary.
High water In Iowa.
BURLINGTON, October 24-The river is
the highest ever known. Even higher
than last spring and still rising.
WASHINGTON, October 4.-Ex- -Sena-
tor Platt arrived to-day and called upon
the President with Grant. He says he
is not here on political business.
Tyner's statement will be laid before
the President Tomorrow and after wards
be given ont for publication.
wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25.-BreadStnffs qniet
and easy; receipts of wheat for the past
three days 2l6,OOO, including ll5, 900
American.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-Wheat-Market
quiet, 81 43 to 81 48.
CHICAGO, Oct. %. - Wheat - Lower,
81 33i cash 81 34I November.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 25.-The market
is steady at full prices, but there are
more sellers than buyers; shippers are
buying largely in the interior; among
sales to-day were 200 tons choice shipping
at 81 10; 100 tons good shipping At
81 73l 20 tons coast at 81 G2!. We
quote as before.
PoETLaND, Oct. 25.-Wheat market at
A stand-still
Water short In BrsokIyn.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-People of Brook
lyn are reminded by the authorities Of the
city that three weeks supply of wafer is
in the reservoirs.
FOO Premature.
C. Z. Huntington pronounces prema-
ture the report that the Union and Cen
tral Pacific companies had decided the
former to stop its Oregon line at Baker
city and the latter not to build to the
Missouri riv,r. Negotiations TO this end
are pending, but no settlement is reached.
Probably an Infosndcd Report.
The Graphic prints the following: Buf
falo private dispatches received from Can
adian sources state that the car of Rus
sia has been a.sassinated No particu-
lars
Window Elected senaisr.
ST. Paul, Oct. 25.-Wmdom Sas elect
ed senator to-day by Il5 10 "a.
4 Wide River.
BURLINGTON, Oct. %. The river Is
an inch higher than last report and five to
six miles wide on the Illinois side.
The Michigan sufferers.
DETRorr, Oct. Ex-Governor Baldwin
announces a mnch larger sum is needed
for the Michigan sufferers than was sup
posed. There are q, 600 destitute famil-
les.