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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27
Robbery by Masked Men.

ROCHESTER,, Pa, Nov, 26-Six masked men,
with drawn revolvers, entered the residence of
George Young and Levi Weisman, near Beaver,
today, and after terrifying the occupants, bound
and gagged both men and several ladies present
A search of the house was then made, and 5000,
together with a large lot of jewelry and silver
ware, taken. Two hours later, Young and
Weisman succeeded in freeing themselves. but
in the meantime the robbers made good their
egcanA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27

ETERNAL vigilance is the price of liberty"
1t is also the price of perfect health-that boon
feet health if the bowels are not regular in their
action. Diarrhoa and constipation are equally
destructive of health and comfort DR.. Peter
Tracy, of ST. Louis, Mo-. says: "For constipa
tion, when used according to your printed di-
other remedy
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27
The University Troubles in Spain.

MADRID, Nov 26.-Sixty professors in the
University, including Democrats Constitu-
tionalists and Conservatives, have signed pro-
test against the invasion of the University and
the conduct of the troops toward the students.
A proclamation has been issued by the govern
ment prohibiting the gathering of groups of peo-
pie in the streets The newspapers seized by
the government include the Liberal, Iberia, Dis
cnssion. Matin. and Dominicales
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27
Pleased with the New Treaty.

New YORK. Nov pa letter from Havana,
dated Nov %, says: "The announcement of the
conclusion of the Spanish-American treaty was
ioyfully received. The Conservatives sent a
cable dispatch to Madrid congratulating the
tiOn of the negotiationsn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27
A Defeat for Bismarcll,

BERLIN, Nov. 26.-The Reichstag, to-day, l80
againt 80, adopted resolution in favor of pay
ment of members for their services as legis-
lators. The resolution was strongly opposed by
Bismarck, and the result is considered q signal
defeat for him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27
Gladstone's Redistribution Scheme.

LONDON, Nov 26 There was a conference of
Liberal and Conservative leaders at Mr.. Glad
stones residence, to day. The Standard says
there Is good reason to belive that al amicable
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27

any more politics. and said the stories about
what he was going to do were all false. People
in Washington who believe they know something
of Mr. Blaines disposition discredit the state
ments about his becoming in any degree dis
turbing element
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27

In spite Of all. the new remedies which are
constantly introduced to the public, DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup still takes the lead for the cure of
coughs, colds etc. Price 2j cents
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27

solution of the redistribution problem is by no
means certain, as there several very difficult OBJ
stacies to overcome.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27
Negroes on Their way to Liberia.

New YORK, Nov. 26-Colored citizens, in n
meeting tonight, began to raise funds for the
support of colored people who came here a short
time ago frem Texas, en- route to Liberia
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27

FT. SMITH, Ark, Nov. 26. 26.-Sergeant J. B.
Campbell in charge of the Signal Service Office
at this place, died suddenly last night of heart
disease.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov 26 News has been
received of the death, in Florida, of John Nc
Donough, owner of the Bijou Theater this city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27
Colored People Barred in Skating Kinks

READING Pa, Nov. 26-The proprietors of
two skating Kinks in this city have adopted a
rule prohibiting admission of colored people to
the floor. The colored citizens threaten to test
their rights in the courts under the civilrights
hill
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27
An Epidemic of Hydrophobia.

VIENNA, Nov. 26-An epidemic of hydropho-
bia prevails in this city. Already eighty cases
have been reported eleven of which proved
fatal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27
What Was Revealed by a Visit to Two
of the Government Departments.
The Clerks and Other Employees in Treasury
and POstOffice Positions Waiting the
Falling of the Official AK.
Anxiety to Obtain Information as to
the Intentions of Mr.. Blaine.

Points and Suggestions from the Annual
Report of the Comptroller of the Cur
rency-0ur Foreign Commerce.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-11-27
Charges of Partisanship Against the
Press Association Managers.
After Careful Investigation the Service is
Found to Have Been the Most Efficient
Ever Known, and Entirely Fair.
More About the IncOmpatibility Be-
tween Cleveland and Hendricks.

Evidence that Shows Beyond Question the
Fraudulent Character of Mr. Brands
Claim to Seat in the Illinois Senate.
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Continued on Second Page.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
The cholera an Isarls.
fBy cable to the Dispatch.


PARiS. November Between noon aud
IL o'clock last night 81 fresh cases OF
cholcra and ii deaths were reported in this
cry: These numbers do not include the
adotoonal eases and deaths which occurred
81 Tue hospitals. At Bretcuil Asylum for
Ola Men there were ) more deiths. In
Numerous instances the victims were seized
by The dread disease in the most sudden
manner, with hardly a premOniti0D. MANY
were stricken on the streets. In omnibuses.
and ether public places, or when about
heir or1!narY vacations.
The hospIisls set apart for the Use OF the
cholera patients are already iull to over
Towing, and Others are being placed in
readiness rs rapidly rs circumstances viii
permit. Many eases have occurred among
the troops ut the garrison. In nearly all OF
The barracks some OF the soldiers have
been attacked. II the epidemic continues
an order will be issued closing the pubic
schools. The eastern and central portions
OF The city are the ones most Affected. The
residences occupied principally 10y English
and American people ale ia a most excel.
lent sanitary condition.
There were S3 deaths from cholera in
Paris yesterday, including those which Oc-
cured In tie hospitals; 10 eases were adj
mitted to hospitals yesterday. The total
number now underi trratmea nj in the hos
piIals j. 100. Between midnight and noon
to-day there were 40 fresh cases and 10
deaths outside Of the hospitals. The cpi-
dcluic h Still confined TO the unhealthy
quarters OF the city.
PARIS, November 1i.-Therc have been
six fresh cases Of cholera since midnight
and fiy-slX deaths. The Victims OF the
and are rar, ly of robust constitution. A.
soon as il Is known that a case Of cholera
~ in 4 tenement house two cOnstablcs are
assigned TO guard the house until The pl-
tiont is taken to q hospital. Two delths hy
cholera are reported at Toulon to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

Side howmen are annoyed because an
Illinois girl. whose hair stands straight out
from her head when lefr TO itself, persists
in binding it down TO fashionable limits,
Instead OF Utilizing herself for museum pur.
poses.
The correspondent OF London Dapsr
alludes 10 the terrible deartn Of milk in
many districts. All Is sent up TO London,
and the poor can get none. In one village
in Southwest England milk not long ago
WAS only sold on the production OF a medi-
cal certificate a. TO its necessity.
A discovery has been made in Calavcras
county. California. OF huge skull which
resembles somewhat the now extinct hip.
potherium. In the newly discovered fossil
the four ineisor teeth and two euspids are
in a perfect state Of preservation. Just
back Of the cuspids are two sharp, tusk-
ike projections resembling more the teeth
OF some carniyorous animal, and unknown
10 any OF the herbivorous family. The
front teeth are much fatter than those Of
horses generally, while the molars are much
shorter. The cutting and foce.edges OF the
latter are differently shaped, both being
much sharper than the ordinary molar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
ASSURED TOR CLEVELAND.
The New York Democrats Still Firm
and Determined.
KNOW THEY ARE IN THE RIGHT.
A Pold ana Fearless Leader
at the Helm.
WHAT THE GREAT VICTORY MEANS
The Empire State Sends Greeting TO
the Old Dominion
REPUBLICANS QUlETlNG DOWN
No cause for Iueasincs.-The Canvass, a.
Far ~ Heard Prom, Favorable
20 che Democrat.
WHAT The GREAT VICTORY MEANS
The Empire State Sends Greeting to
the Old Dominion.
REPUBLICANS QUlETlNG DOWN.

We again say 20 our readers. DO no, be
dlsquloted; Grover Cleveland has been
elected President OF the United States. and
he will be Inaugurated. Cur friends in
New York know that he has a solid
sud sure plurality in that State, and
they are calm. confident, and deter
mined. They fear neither the blus-
Ter nor the Vaccinations Of the csr-
rup,ionists. The one they look upon as Idle
yaporing the other they are prepared to
checkmate at every turn. The following
special from the Albany IrgUs 10 the Dis
patch shows plainly that all is well. aud
that victory has pcrched upon the Dem
cratic banner TO stay;
ALBANY. N. Y. November L. The sup
pouers Of Cleveland and Hendricks know
that they have carried The State Of New York,
aud they win maintain their rights with
firm hand. There viii be no wavcring
IN sny direction or upon any point where
they know they are IN the right. The
Rancs, and Burchards. and Buffers may
call II Rum. HOmanism, and Rebellion
or by whatever name they please. The
outcome we know is victory for the
Democratic hosts Of the United States.
The great States Of New York and Virginia
shake hands IS they did in the old days of
Democratic triumphs. THIS victory means
Liberty. entity, Fraternity. A bold and
fearless leader Is nj the helm, and honest
government IS assured. The Boards of
Supervisors Of the several counties met at
the several cOunty-scats to-day TO pro-
ceed with the official canvass. In
many instances they have adjourned
without completing their work. We have
official returns. however, from j number
Of strong Republican counties in the inte-
Iior OF the State. Their figures make Ill
tie OF no change in our table. The Repub-
LEANS are gradually quoting down. and
giving up the struggle. II is assured for
cleveland beyond question. ARGUS.
cur Associated Press dispatches show
that so far as the canvass OF the vote Ia,
been made the result is most favorable for
the Democrats. while our special from New
York city indicates that the cry OF fraud
raised by Jones snd his eo-eOnspirators is
likely to prove terrible boomerang. lii
now absolutely certain that nothing can
thw1rt the will Of the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12

trs uss,6tv: "a. ~. N6peu> NJ ~ -
(Dyts sjovr 4. eaoh end Neveu1egt ~
whissef Meady = Vt-tk Pesk 6au = ~
sSf3.5O ior old and ues. U1ksMc&o oeW
hong caesr, 0te.; short RIB, 7ia71c.t -.
sta7yt.. Bsc0n qulcss toug cseaf. ole!Sos;
short rib 8,aS4c-, c)ear. Sjs81e. InoS,
illai3c. Lard quiee d 7e.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Novembcs il.-FioH dun so
weak. Whcas unsettled: closed lc. uo1cg
Yesterday November. 7l5s73.c. Corn 60
settled and very irregular; closed 4slt<.
under yesterday cash. 4sla&5tc.; novea-
Der, i3la44.c. Data strong and stcaSy;
cssh and November. ssic. Pork dccltUe1
I5ssoc. closed tame at st3.JSa&f3 CO..
Lard irregular and 8 shade tower; coeos
$I0,ta2T.Ist; November. t6.93ise1. Busk-
meats easier; shoulders, t5a55.35; shert
rih. $50 $3.50; clear. t1.ts e1.ts.
Whiskey steady.
WILMINGTON.
wuxIScTes. November H. Tmpeuttss
iirm at ssic. Rosin steady; strained. &C.;
good, 95c. Tar im at sl.40. Crude ter
pentine steady; hard. 81; yellow dip and
virgin. $3.50.
mtLW AUhEt.
MuwAuxEE, November ~ Flour steady.
Wheat weak; No. 3. cash and November.
Tajc. Corn easier: No. 3. &0stic. Oass
frner; No. 2, 2sc. Provisions higher.
Mess pork. stx cash and November.
Lard Prime steam. Sj.9S. cash and Ne
yember. sweet-pickled hams firm AT q
lie. Hogs higher at st.2jssf.ss.
CtyTTON MARKETS.
NORFOLK. Va. November ii.-Csttsa
firm: middIlng. gic. Net receipts, ISIS
bales gross recei ITS. 1915 bales stock.
$1,000 bales: ssies. .i30 bales.
MrGroS, ". e., November II. -Cst-
ton firm; uaddlng. 9sc. Ne. receipts, 1895
bales: gross receipts. 1906 bales: sales.
-; stock. ss.37s bales.
SAVANNAH. GA, November ll.--Cottsn
firm; middlmg. 9sc. Net reecipts, $500
bates; gross receipts, S.299 bales; sales.
2,600 bales; stock, $4,000 bales; exports
coastwtse, LEO bales.
AUGSSTA, GA, November fl.-Cottsa
steady: middling, 9sc. Reco'pts i,uS
bales; shipments, -; sales, l,3iy baies.
CHARLESTON, :. c.. November il.-Cst-
ton firm middlng, i3-l6c. Net receipts,
3.je6 bales; gross receipts. 1905 sales;
sales, l.J00 bales: stock. s9.Ij2 bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. November l.--Cotton Net
receipts. none; gross receipts. G.iDG bales.
Futures closed steady; sales. t0i 800 sslcs,
November. Si0iSaSl0.ii; Dccembcr,
si0.0Sas,0.09: January. Sl0.iIasi0.fS;
February. Sl0.3aasi0.33; March. $40. i6a
sl0.i,: April. SI0.G0aSi06l; Nav. si0.Tt
ass0.1G; June. siO.SSaSlo.90; July. sits
Sll.Ci; August, Slt.i0aSli.ii.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the DisDstch.l
NORFOLK. November ll.-Bcst hand
picked. jajic.; extra, &C.. other grades. "a
Ste. Market quiet. sales are very duh.
aud buyers do not care 10 pay more thsa
g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
Election HiOf.
iBy telegraph TO the Dispsteh.

ny NscEfdpn W Tue Df patch.I
GALVESTON, November IA special 10
the Ne'oS from Nueva Laredo, Mexico.
says: THE election for State and munich
pal officers in the Mexican States OF Coahc-
ella and Nueve-Leon took place Sunday.
A riot reigncd in the city OF Saltllo and in
the towns OF Sablnos, Hidalgo, and Busk-
mentc. At Saltillo hve men are reported
to have been killed and fifteen or twenty
others wounded. A number were also
killed in Santa Catalena. At Sabinos Iii
dalgol battle occurred between the Gov
eminent soldiers and citizens. District
Judge Garcia was killed, while the colonel
commanding the troops. together with
about twenty soldiers. is reported killed.
The towns are full OF the dead aud wounded
Of both sides. The rioting is attributed TO
attempts Of the Government 10 coerce citi-
zens by lie use OF the troops at the polls
into tie support OF the Government candi'
dates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
The Duluth COnnagratiOn.

~ va itridtflisI
DULCTu, MINI. November 1l.-F0r the
third time since August lst Duluth has
been visited 10y disastrous fire in its lum-
bcr-mlls. In August mills and lumber to
the amount OF S,j0,000 were destroyed
Two weeks ago the OEeota Lumber Com
pany lost is planning. mill and dry kiln.
lumber. laths, ETC.. valued at S30.0Oo, and
Sunday two saw.mills and about 2.00n, 900
feet OF lumber were burned. From the
lumber-pilcs the flames went TO the saw
mill OF the One0ta company, from the saw
mill 10 piles OF lumber. aud crossed to the
yard OF the Osterhout & Hagart Lumber
Company. They also burned about ten
buildings, including clearinghouse,
store, Office. dwellings. stables, ETC.. be-
longing 10 the OneOta Lumber Company.
The space burned over was about thirty
acres. The following are the principal
losses: Oneota Lumber Company, mill
lumber. houses, etc, 100000; O,terhout
and IIagart Lumber Company. mill, lum-
Der, etc.. sGl,000; Brandey, lIaniOrd 4
Co.. lumber, $4,000; John Mckinley
Lumber Company, $4,000; IL. W. Cop
pcrnall. trustee OF Muskegon National
Bank. $4,000. Total insurance, $3.50, 80.
The OneOta Lumber Company had shut
down and was unable TO pay its hands for
last months work. and il Is supposed that
some OF them, ont OF revenge, started the
fire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
LATEST From ALBANI.
Nearly Every County III the State Heard
Trom-ali Solid Republicans Giving ItUp.

Trom-ali Solid Republicans Giving II Up.
Especial t6legram to tie Uispatch.l
NEW YORK. November 11.-Rcports have
been received at Albany from more than 40
counties announcing the fact that the eau
yaSs OF votes il progressing speedily, aud
that nothing indicates any change in the
figures that have been on tile in the several
county clerks Offices for a number OF days,
and which have plainly shown the re-
suit OF tue election to the satisfaction
of all impartial or reasonable people.
The presidential electors vote has been
canvassed, with the exception only OF the
town OF Bethlehem and one district OF a
ward in that city. The canvass has failed
to change the figures hitherto published.
The matter OF the fraudulent returns in tue
Twelfth Ward, which affects only cand-
dates for county officers will be consid-
cred tomorrow afternoon. Colonel Lamont
has heard from nearly every county in the
state, and although the count has not been
completed in many Of the counties, there
il nothing thus far to show that Cleveland
will not receive nearly the precise purali-
" claimed for him after an examination OF
the returns in the county clerks offices
several days ago. The feeling in Albany
tonight is very decisive. Enough is
known OF t0-day's canvass To show all
sensible men that Blainc's claims of an
ability to make gains in the official count
have been the >hcerest OuncOmbe. All the
Republicans at the capital have given up
the battle and bets ale being paid in all
quarters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
FINANCIAL AND8OMMERCTAL
NEW yonK sTvox MARKET.

NEw York. November fi.--StocEs cpen.
ed Irregular, but the changes In prices
either way wcrs unimporani. After the
first call there was an advance Of is,. Uui1n
Pacific and VandeTbuss being especially
strong. subsequently, Grangers asd Cen
trail Pacific weakened. the litter failing on
q. Northwest II. and 80. Paul I. Other
active shares were not affected by this de-
cline. In the sfternoOa business was more
active, and there was general advance Ia
rriccs. The strength 81 the market fright
ened The smaller bears, who began 20 cover.
Short interest Is large. Prices advanced
sharply late ~ tho day, Union Pacific,
Lackswanna. Lake Shore. and New York
Central moving up II each. Psoitic Mail u.
aud Western Union II. Towards The close
there was reaction OF ias, aud the market
left of firm. Compared with last nights
closing, prices are saii lower for Canada
Southern, Chicago. Burlington and Qnin-
cy, Northwest, 1t. Paul, Northern Pacific
preferred. Reading, Omaha. and Texas Pa
cite. and sail higher for Lackawauns.
Denver, Louisville and Nashville. Lake
Shore. Missouri Pacific. Jersey Central.
New York Central. Pacific Mail. Union Ps-
ciilc, aud Western Union. Sales, 1885,
shares.
A0on.-stocks irregular. Money, 1a2 per
cent. Exchapge-Long, IT9laii9s: short.
4S;4a4s3s. Governments dull. states hrp.
Erenin9. 4T9l. Money, issi
per cent. Sub-Tressurv balances-G Gold.
Sl26, IiT; currency. S9.sS4. Governments
strong; 4 per cents, 1871 3pcr cents. 1905
bid. State bonds steady.
Alabama-Class - 10 5.. 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
The Trial of allen Begun
lBv cable 10 the Dispatch


DUBLIN. November 1.-THE trial OF
Frederick j. Allen, vice-president OF the
Young Island Society, who was arrested
last week on the charge Of treason aud
felony. began to-day. The prisoner was
cheered when he entered court. Tim.
othy NJ. IIealy, NJ. r., who was yesterday
called 10 the Irish Bar. appeared
for Allen. lie demanded that the letters
which Allen had written 10 tue Fenian
headquarters at Paris giving the details OF
the Fenian organization in ireland should
be marked 50 as TO prevent the possibility
OF any additions or distractions beng
made. Counsel for Crswn protested
against the lnnuendo implied in this de-
mand. The magistrate ordered the docu.
ments to be marked, but reproyed Tlenlv
for his incorporate remarks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, November li.-Cotton quiet !;
sales, a33 bales; uplands. 10 Lice; Or
leans, 10 5-I6c. consolidated net receipts.
H.715 bales; expoHs-to Great Britain,
2S,2S3 bales; 10 France. 1915 bales: to the
continent. 4,417 bales. Southern hour
steady. Wheat-Spot a shade stronger:
upgraded rcd. G7as4c.; No. 2 red, No
vember, 79,s79.e. Corn-spot tale. better;
No. ,, November. jIla52tc. Oats shade
lower; No. ?, sac. Hops unchanged.
Cofiee-Spot fair; RE dull at 0.a9lc.; No.
:, Rio, spot, $50; November. 51.9JlSs.
Sugar dull and nominally unchanged;
fair to good refining. ) i-l6a5 3-lGc.; re.
fined quiet. steady, and unchanged. Mo.
lasses UNCHANGED. Rice steady. Cotton.
seed oil. 35a37e. for crude; 4lIi2c. for
refined Rosin steady. Turpentine steady
at 31lc. Hides very steady. Wool about
steady. Pork dull and nominally lower;
mess, spot. SIS. Niddles nominal: long
clear, 7tc. Lard 2a:Ic. lower. closing weak;
western steam. spot! $1.50as1.jj: Novem-
Der, 81. 39aS7.43. FrelKhts firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November il.-Flsur quiet
and steady. Wheat southera steady and
quiet; westera irregular and higher:
soutbern red. S3asJc. ; srsber. 9Ja93c. No.
I Maryland, s1tc. hid. fresh: No. western
winter red, spot, 79iaia.c. Corn--southern
about steady with fair inquiry; western
easier and more active; southern white
and yellow, j3a535e. 0ais hrmer and quiet /:
southern and Pennsylvania. 3Ia36c.: west.
ern white. Sia3ec. mixed, s3a:Iic. Provi-
sions quiet and steady. Wbiskey steady
at si.lsabl.l9. Other articles unchanged.
Freights dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, November ll.-F'lour easier.
Wheat dull; No. red, 17a7sc. Corn
stronger; No. mixed, acc. Oats hrmer
at 2se. Pork quiet at 3l3.i5. Lard trmer
at SI.i5. Bulk-meats active aud lower.
Bacon unchanged. Whisky steady at
SLIP. Sugar unchanged. Hogs steady
common and light, s3.65a3i..5; packing
and butchers'. N.&ost4.,S.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November II. - Wheat
steady; No. 3 red. I5c. Corn-No. 2
white. ifa50e. 0ats-No. = white, 29te.
Provisions dull. Mess pork nominal. Bulk
meats, shoulders, DE-; clear rib, 9lc. !;
sides. Zoe. Baeou-shouiders, 7a1lc. !;
clear rib, l0ic.; sides, Tile. lard. Prime
leaf. ~. Hams-Sugar-cured, iasi3c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS. November li.-Flour un-
changed. Wheat . fraction lower than
Yesterday; No. red, cash. 13ia74c. |;
November, siic.. Corn Cash and Noveu,-
II