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| CONGRATUlATING GOV. CLEvE.
| LAND.

Dispatches Pouring tn Upon Him Au
Day-Numer0us Callers-A Monster
Celebration Arranged Tor Next Mon.
day Night.
ALBANY, November 7.-congrsiuatory dis
patches have poured In upon the governor all
morning. They come from every state In the
Union, and already several thousand have been
received Among the kilograms was one from JAY
Gould, congratulating GOV Cleveland on his cleo
ton, commencing his administration as wise and
prudent, and expressing the belief that
the business interests VI the country VIII
be safe In Clevelands hands There was E
constant stream OF visitors In and OF the exec
utive chamber all morning. many ladies being
among the callers The governor bore HIS honurs
modestly. The excitement In this city has largely
subsidized, the republicans generally concedlng
Cleyeland's election. Many business and private
houses are decorated, and the enthusiasm among
the democrats is suedued, but intense. The Jack
sonians one OF the leacing campaign clubs, will
serenade Gov. Cleveland al the executive mansion
this evening. on Monday night next n monster
celebration will. be held. In which all the campaig
Clubs OF Albany and vicinity will participate.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.

nCNCANSON BROS, Auctloneers.
shaF SE HAIpaRIE
ESTATE OF THE LATE CLARK MILLS THIS
1iDED iNro EIGHT PARTS OF ABOUT NINE
ACRES EAC,I; II FRONTS On BLADENsBURi
BEENfW SoD AND o 81 Ems GaAfEL T. ROADS
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of thee,
o42 docket a. the andersgned as trustees in said
cause VII 1fsr for sale on tn PrsEnses on WhDSEs
MENCING AT THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ. all that par
Gel Of land and premises known Meadow Bank Spa
Clark Mis- Containing g. "a acres which has been sub
Lot l. Containing S25-IOo acres fronting on colum-
bia Turnpike and on b. and o. X T.. improved by com
the celebrated spa spring on it.
Lot 2 conta 49, 100 acres fronting roads.
and improved by brick studioused by Clark Mills frame
Lot 3. containing o. 100 acres fronting on B. and
o H.. and improved by large foundry (brick. stone
Lot 4, containing 4. 100 acres. unimproved
Lot l. tanning % 100 acres unimproved. fronting
Brt N. wood road.
Lot CONTAINING ss5-1Oo acres. unimproved. fronting
This property is one of the best situated in the
to which had by two roads and by B. O. rail-
road and adjacent to the National fair
readily b. subd1vidd into smaller building lots,
at one and two years Totes to bear interest at six
cent per annum. payable semi-annually, and to be
secured by deed of trust soil all cash at
option of purchaser deposit of 800 required each
lot sold at time of sale. Conveyancing, &c, at
purchasers cost Terms of sale to be complied
with III ten days otherwise the trustees the
right resell at the risk and Of the efaulting
chaser after hEe days public notice of such resale i'll
some newspaper published in Washington. D. c.
Plats of the property subdivvided be obtained
of either of the trustees at oce of the auconeers
G. G. co r.,
400 9Th street northwest;
L. A LAMBERT, | ,r,,..oa,
40 5th street northwest AAosSSSS@
> T. THOMAS.
ND 452 street northwest
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The Marine COrnS.
ANIMAL REPORT nE COL M,cAMIEY-ur prcoMMr

ANNUAL REPORT OF COL MCAwLEY-HE RECOMMENDS
THAT THE NUMBER OF PRIVATES BE INCREASED
Col. c. G. McCawley, conmandant of the marine
corps in his annual report to the Secretary Of the
Navy, says there were 1902 enlisted men in the
corps october 1st. He recommends that Congress
provide for more privates, and that the number OF
second leutenantS be increased to thirty New
barracks are recommended at Norfolk for the
troops, at cost OF S123 $50, and new houses, at a
cost Of S2i,00o are urged for officers at the
place. Col. McCawiey says some increase OF the
higher grades should be made which at the same
time would not increase the whole number OF Off
GERS allowed by law, but would distribute them TO
better advantage. Promotion In the higher grades
is almost at StaDdStilL
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ME- after long and Painful nsss wife Of tSe
ais
at her late residence 1891 street south
BURNS. November It'll. 1854. at 9:l5 a. m, AN
DREW BURNS. beloved husband Of Hannah T. Burns
FapsTai WIN take place from his late residence No
&C GoS : At 100 O'Clock November 9th. 1888.
two years month and thirteen days of bronchitis
sn s
CONNER: At 40 O'Clock .. IN, November 9Th. 1884
n s ass bssY g M bsovea SnS sD
OF Winferd Conner Of county mt, Kerry Ireland
Funeral will take place from his late residence No.
az street southwest at ESQ O'clock m. on Sun
ia s Relatives and friends OF family are invited
FAUNCE Suddenly, November 5th. 1884, CONRAD
FAUNCE aged - years. son Of Margaret and the late
Softly our tears are falling:
Sad our hearts to-day:
1h h.. sP Sss xh ss We &c .ssy
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend :he funeral from his late residence, No 1910
sp iS A-' A'''''' ''N'1 '''''1 ''-'' '''' ~
3n Taayh NSzs9SeS h .ss
ss Il % i hi.
iss n1 ass i :.. md
KksEk after At long and n.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funer.
M his Ne @ 81 $
months the beloved wife Of George T. Mcwhorter. Of
Funeral win take place from residence sls 18th street
Friends Of the family invited to attsnd
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UyHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN GEORGETOWN. ON o STREET, BE TWEEN
THIRTY THIRD AND THIRTY FOURTH, M
PROV By A THREE.S1OkY BRICK HOUSE,
No. 1918 O STREET.
BY virtue of deed of trust dated 14th February,
1881 and recorded in Liber 957 at pages 434 &c. Ia
OF the land records Of the District OF Columbia
the request of the parties secured thereby will
sell public auction to the highest bidder front Of
the premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE NINETEENTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1884. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ q,
the following described part of Lot ia in Beatty
Hawkins addition to GEORGETOWN. b. C.. beginning
the south side of I'd (now o. street. 266 feet east
from Fred rex inow 33D street, and running thence
south $50 feet thence 30 feet the line of
ID % street and thence east fleet the place
beginning. with the improvements and appurtenances
to the same BELONGING.
Terms OF sale: One-thrd cash: balance in notes at
nne eighteen and twentystven months, with interest
from day of SALE to be secured by deed Of trust upon
premises sold. $3.50 be paid time of sale Upon
failure to comply with terms OF sale within days
after sale will had after five days notice in
The Evening Star newspaper All conveyancing pur-
clIaSers cost. Z. III. MATTHEWS. Trustee,
nG-dts 1908 31st street
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TIE DEAD EDITORS WILI--The will OF the late
Wilbur +. Storey was filed in the probate court In
Chicago wednesday. It bequeaths his entire estate
including the Times newspaper, to his widow,
Eureaka c. Storey, with the privilege OF selling
the same. The entire estate however, is to revert
to his heirs-at-law. The viii provides for the pay
ment OF an annuity to the brother and sister Of
the testator. provided the income from the estate
exceeds $4,000 year. The attorney for the heirs
at-law presented petition tor the appointment OF
Arson /. Storey, brother OF the deceased, as adj
miniStrator OF the estate thus Indirectly disputng
tho validity OF the WILL Hearing Of the petition was
postponed for one week.
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FUNDS WANTED.

address, Of the National Democratic
COMMITTEES.
NEW YORK, November 2
The National Democratic Committee this morn
ing issued the following address:
"1he National Democratic Committee has taken
very active measures 10 Insure a fair and prompt
return In all delayed and doubtful dstricts Coun-
sci are employed TO watch the Official canvass,
and arrangements are made 10 insure tho
transmission OF correct news over tic
country To meet the expenses OF this action, which
are necessarily heavy, friends In various sectioas
are starting subscriptions. Money will be thank.
fully received by the national committee, and any
aid OF this nature TO assist In enforcing the popular
Will should, to be effective, be promptly rendered.
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Latest News by Cable To-day.

PARIS, November From midnight Thursday
to Friday morning four fresh cases OF cholera were
reported In this city, none OF which, however,
proved fail. The center OF the epidemic Is the
Rue Marguerite and the st. Antoine quarter. The
public Is not alarmed at the prospect and the gen.
eral aspect OF the city remains unchanged.
AN INJUNCTioN AGAINST MISS DEWEY.
LONDON, November An injunction has been
granted restraining Miss Dewey from publishing
lord IyftonS letters his wife
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ROCHESTER. y. Y, November 1.-Two West Shore
passenger trains cOllided this forenoon on the
Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia railroad,
On which the West Shore trains enter the city.
Conductor Leary and Brakeman HOllngshead were
badly bruised. Both engineers and tiremen jumped
into the Genesee river and saved their lives Mrs.
McIntire, OF ScOttSville had five ribs broken and
her back Sprained. Both locomotives and two cars
were wrecked The cause OF the accident was the
running of one train ahead of time
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TIL r CLOSE VOTE IN NEW YORK.
The Vote Nearer Even shan AMY Esss.
mates Have Conceded.

NEW YORK, November "A difference OF al has
been found in Cattaraugus county, between the
Associated Press footlngs and the returns OF the
county Clerk III the latters figures stand they VIII
increase Blaines plurality 10y AL III not there viii lie
no change An effort has been made 10 get the ee,-
ton districts repeated separately. The footngs ot
districts as received In the Associated Press ONCE
are correct The only possibility OF II ia tho
returns having been incorrect at first; namely. too
favorable 10 Cleveland. The situation al p. m.
Is this: Several errors have been discovered which,
except as 10 the one ia West Chester county. very
nearly balance. The indications are growing
stronger that the vote Will be than any
estimates have conceded Many counties are yet
TO be revised, however, and the WORK Will be slow
and tedious IL Il necessarily SO, since Ia every
where discrepancy Is discovered doubt IN raised,
the election district returns are inquired Tor At
this ae hour II is not always easy 10 secure these
An order On the Chief Of the Bureau
Of Elections.
NEW YORK, November 1.-rhe supr me court to-
day granted an order requiring tie Chief OF the
bureau OF elections TO show cause why he should
not permit the committee ~ lawyers appuluUel at
last nights meeting TO Ia spect the election returns
New York City Police tn Headlines. tor
Any Emergency.
NEW YORK, November by orders OF the acting
superintendent OF police, issued today, the cap
tains are required 10 hold their men Ia readiness
for any outbreak III at might occur. large Iorce
OF police Officers is massed IN tIe station houses
nearest 10 the new spaper Offices
Official Returns Erons Counties.
DUNDEE, n. Y, November THE totil vote of
Yates county Is as follows: Blaine, ai9l; Cleve-
land, 1872; Butler, ia; St John, los. Biaines
plurality, LIZA
KINGSTON " Y. November s-rlsier county
complete Official returns give Blame 9,s29. Sleye.
land $50, ~. John s29. Butler l51.
BINGHAAIoS, y. Y. November THE re sult Of
the Official canvass by The county clerk In Broome
county for electors and congressman Is ioi.oysa
For electors, Blaine 7ls2; Cfeveland $780, stJohns
ASS; Butler, 144 For Congress- stephen g. Miilard,
IA g. Chas t. Remick, 5.65l; Joseph W. Bruce.l
NEw YORK, November "A revision OF the ng.
ures In West Chester county shows clerical error
In Associated Press footings. THIS was &C used Dy
the ngure ] being mistaken for O figure D, the
having been blurred. correction Of this
error gives Cleveland 500 more votes than The pre-
vious statement. based On election districts
NEW YORK, November 7.-Complete returns by
election districts from Cattaraugus county have
been repeated in order 10 verify the Associated
Press returns They show that the county clerk
over estimated Blanes plurality b. 452 and that the
press returns and footings We're correct This VIII
have no effect on the returns since tie clerks re-
turns had not been accepted as correct full
statement OF the two Glasses OF rcturns-clerks and
0tStTict-Wil DrODaDly be ready To- night
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V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
SPECIAL SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR;
NITURE AND OTHER EFFECTS, BELONGING
TO A PARTY LEAVING FOR NEW MEXICO,

.,
TO PARTY LEAVING FOR NEW MEXICO.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ELEv,
ENTH. 1854. commence. z st TEN O'CLOCK shall
SELL within and in front of auction rooms very
superior collection of household effects, viz:
One elegant f. Z. MalteI Mirror in walnut and gilt
frame.
Fine Oil Paintings Bronzes and other Mantel Orna-
ments.
One superb Satin Damask Parlor Suite pieces. made
10 order oy Valraoin, of Phadel hia and cost 5000
Elesant Satin Damask LambreQuins, Window Drap-
ings and Portieres
one splendid Leather-covered Couch
One Green Plush Parlor Suite.
Hands me French Clock
Handsome Walnut NJ. I, Center Tables and Bouquet
Stands.
Superb Walnut Bedstesd and Formosa n T. Dressing
Case
Walnut N. T. Chamber Suites
Fine White Hair Mattresses
Pine Tennessee NJ. T. Hall Stand.
Large Turkish Chair.
Very fine Walnut Cylinder Bookcase.
Best Body Brussels Carpets cost % 80 per yard.
Heavily Carved Black Walnut Tennessee Nj. T. Side
board tmate to order by Allen. of Phi ladelphiA)
Black Walnut Dining Chairs.
Elegant Set Dinner Service, 175 pieces.
Siiver-pl Breakfast and Tea Service (RogerS)
Other Plated Ware
French China aud Queensware.
Kitchen Furniture and great many other valuable
articles that cannot be enumerated. n6-At
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MR.. BLAINE WANTS A FAIR
COUNT.

He Has Been Advised thar There Have
Bcen Frauds im New NOrk state.
AUGUSTA. NE. Eoyembers
To Chairman b. r. Jones, OF the Republican Ma.
tiondi CODlHlittee:
1 am advised that there have been frauds COM
mtted IN New York state. / believe that the
honest vote or the state gives a republican plu-
rality, and ask the committee 10 see that we
have a fair and honest count
[Signed,l JAMES C. BLAINE
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A Chicago RulnOr.

From the New York Herald.
There is in Chicago rumor that a syndicate,
having among its members Postmaster General
Frank Hatton, Mr.. William G. Nichols, Mr.. Stilson
Hutchins, of the Washington Daily Post; Colonel
George H. Jameson, assistant general superinten-
dent OF the railway mail service, and Mr.. Clinton
SnOwden, now OF the Washington Republican, pro-
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ST. LOUIS, November IA special dispatch from
St. Joseph, Mo-, to the Post Dispatch says: The
town OF LeDO, Iowa, is on fire, and probably will
be entirely consumed. CreStOn and st. Joseph
were autographed to for assistance. The Creston
fire department has reached there and is now at
work. The fire Is the work OF an inCendarY.
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Washington News and GOSSIP.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Intsrnal reve
nue., s364.52I17: customs, s2S4.24995


nue., 1864, 524l7: customs, s2S4.249.95.
THE NEW GOVERNOR OF ALAsKA-Lieutenant
Commander H. E. Nichols, in dispatch to the
Navy department, dated Sltka, september Is, says:
j. H. Kinkead had arrived and assumed civil con-
troll OF Alaska, No proclamation was Issued. Com
mander Nichols caused salute OF seventeen guns
to be fired in honor Of the new governor, and with
drew all military control heretofore exercised in
the district by The naval forces. An official visit,
the commander says in later dispatch, has been
made by GOV. Kinkead to KilliSnoo, Juneau and
Wrangle, the principal villages IN the district.
DEATH OF PAY DIRECTOR GULICK.-Pay Director
John Story Gulick, Z. s. N. retired died yesterday
at his home in Princeton, n. j., after a brief Ill
ness, aged SiXty-seven years. He was appointed
by President Fillmore purser in the navy, and
was honorably retired in 1872 at the age of sixty
two. The Navy department. to-day received an
official telegram announcing the death. The re-
mains Will be brought to this city for interment
CHALMERS TO Notwithstanding MCPHERSON OF
the republican congressional committee, received a
telegram last night from James r. Chalmers OF
Mississippi saying that he would contest the cleo
ton OF his congressional competitor on the ground
OF fraud
THE PRESIDENT took drive through Central
park, New York, yesterday afternoon. and re-
manned In the hotel during the rest of the day and
evening. He dined alone.
ARMY ORDERs.-The leave OF First Lieut.. John
d. BTeTelOn 24Ln lnIantTy,l S EXTENDED TWO InOnthS
leave OF absence for four months Is granted to
| First. Lieut. Herbert J. Slocum 9TH cavalry; the
leave OF Captain George Shorkey, 18th Infantry,
is extended until further orders account of dis
ability.
PERsoNAL.-Lieut. Greedy was presented in New
buryport, Mass, last night, with elegant silver
| service by the Greedy testimonial committee. He
leaves to-day for ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Arnot. OF Elmira, N. Y, who was so severely in
jured by an explosion OF gas several days ago, Is
rapidly improving. and hopes to be out in few
daya-Lieutenant Commander WEIGH, is at the
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P 0 s 7 S c R IP 7.
4:2O O'CLOCK r. M.
CLAIMING BLAINE'S ELECTION
A PLURALITY IN NEW YORK OF
1,12J FIGURED OUT.

The Republican Committee Notify Mr.
Blaine that He Has Been Elected
MI. Blaine Returns Cong ,atulatiOns.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
NEW YORK, November z.
Entire state In but three districts. Blaine's plu-
rality is 1125 The Associated Press figures l,425.
The republican committee at 8 p m. telegraphed
Blaine that there was no doubt OF his election, and
received his congratulations In return
G. W. A.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct.oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. NO. 1927 VERMONT AVENUE,
IN THE CITY OF WARRINGTON, d. c.

REAL ESTATE, NO. 1877 VERMONT AVENUE,
IN THE CITY OF WARRINGTON. ID. c.
Under and by virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated No a
velber LIST. 1872. and duly recorded Iiber No M3
s21 iouo 3i4 et seq of the land records Of the
District OF Columbia the undersigned trustees, will
sell. on TUESDAY THE FIGHTER 9TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. A ID. lisa. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. In
OF the PREMISES the following real estate situate
IN the city CT Washington and District Of Columbia to
WIT All that certain piece parcel of ground known
aru described as lot numbered thirty Of fvanssub
division OF lots numbered fourteen C4). fifteen 15
wells subdivision of square numbered two hurdrtsi
aud seventeen t2lI according To the plat Of the said
city OF Washington to ether with all the easements
herediaments and appurtenances to the same belong
ing or in any wise appertainne
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money I'm
can th- balance in one and two years with interest ut
per cent, the deferred payments secured by
deed Of trust upon the property sold or III cash It the
option OF pureha Conyeyancing &c 1t purchasers
cost deposit of SEQ viii be required at time OF sale
Terms OF sale TO be complied with within ave DAYS
trustees reserve the right to sell the risk
and cost Of the defaultnx purchaser
mattel WILSON, r..
NJ dads FRANCIS HSNITH,{ 1kussee9.
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Election Incidents.

Mr.. Frank X. Ward last night bet $500 with Mr..
Orlando Jones that Cleveland was defeated
On the avenue at 9th street this morning there
was displayed a Saucy looking rooster from whose
neck was suspended placard labelled, "Grover
Cleveland, President of the United States" and a
democratic ticket. The fowl seemed to appreciate
greatly enthusng Juvenile democrats in the
neighborhoOd.
1t Is reported that members Of one OF the local
colored organizations are discussing the propriety
OF changing their name to the Cleveland Guards.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN SQUARE SiXTY-Si NE, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. ON TWENTY. FIRST STREET
BETWEEN AND STREETS
BY virtue of decree duly passed in Equity cause
Nos is3 ((iawier kinsoe) the 22d of October -,
1884 will sell at public auction the premises
Nj NDsI, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY or No.
VEMBER 1884. AT FOUR O'CLOCK p N AN undivided
half interest IN lot 25, in Loomis' subdivision OF
square the City of Washington. d. c.. with the
improvements, eonsistins OF two story frame house
and eighteen months with inter ST to secured by
ded of trust the premises sold all cash at pur-
chasers ption 800 TO be paid at time OF sale Com
panc to he had with terms of sale within i've days
after sale. otherwis resale Will be had at purchasers
risk All conyeyancipg at purchasers cost
At the SAME TIME the other undivided half inter-
est VII be sold
n3-dts G. NJ MATTHEWS Trustee 1908 31st st.
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WHAT GEN. BUTLER SAYS.
He Doesn't Concede Cleveland's Elec-
ton.

Gen. BENZ. F. Butler arrived in the city to-day,
and was found by STAR reporter at his law office
on Capitol Hill. When asked what he thought OF
the result OF the presidential election he replied:
"Pardon me, don't know the result, nor does
anyone else" He maintained that while the face
OF the returns showed small plurality for Cleve-
land In New York, there was no assurance that
the returns are correct. He thought that in such
a large vote errors must be discovered, and said
they might increase Cleveland's plurality or give
the state to Blaine. "An can say is" he said,
shat we must wait for the official returns to de-
eide IL
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AUCTION SALES.
WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.

PERFNPToRY SAFE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF MILL.
merry &C. &C, CONTAINED IN STORE 1882 I'M
STREET NORTHWEST. CORNER OF l. STREET
Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING. at SEVEN
O'CLOCK and THURSDAY MORNING, at TEN
O'CLOCK and will continue until entire stock is sold
The stock consists of Hats, Bonnets Ribbons silks,
Flowers Feathers. BirIs Jewery one Sewing Machine
sc This sale is pereIuptory and all goods Will be
sold without reserve The Cases and % Drawers suita
Die for millinery shoe dry good business viii be sold
at termination of sale.
WEEKS & CO,
n5-3ts Auctioneers
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. MD. November I-virginia sizes,
consolidated, 81 past due coupons, 80: new l040s 324
u bAITiMeE Mp ny November eS 7cotton dul,mid
ding, 81 Flour easier and quet-Howard street and
western SUPER sn 22sa2o5 do EXTRA 5sass7 Do
family. $50: do. auperlstive patent 800 Wheat
southern steady. western lower and fairly active;
ga o e. ssi Tsts Ssa sS
q; January VARY sss ssS Soln-seasssssn stesas;
esssn steady and asys southern white
November Asas2; year, 47Hs4sX: January. zsh ssked
mixed: sa32 Pennsylvania. 3lasI Rye quiet. 62as5
ana Maryland W easier anS
Mess pork. 1850 Bulk meats-shouIders and clear RIB
sides. packed 5ha9k Bacon--shoulders. sA clear rib
ar@.w western ,gaeisd i2aa2; Creamery as.sl Esss
7Ssa74. Coffee dull-Rio cargoes ordinary to fair
sHssr wsly .t: :d frs sn 3
srain ain 4ss5d. Recsgts@nour. $50 barrels; wheat.
s1s Sos bnsss sorn Ssshe @
els sses-wheat. s20OO bushels; corn, 36OOo0 bush
els
Tho Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill.,. November 1.-Clcstns prices:
WheatsmNoyembsr. Is: December: 7Ax; January. 76k;
25E; May. 28k. oorn-Noyem6er Az; Deoernhsr 373{;
year. 37K: january 36K; May, 3eH Forkyeer. II san;
Jsnns[y.s li40 February. 1Lta LsEd-Novembef.
The Petr0leum ~ Arlkot.
CLEvELAND. o. NovemberT -Pstxoleum unchanged
Standard white. llO dex test 75fc.
PITTSBURG, November 1-Ou dull and unsettled
Market opened Of TN advanced to 7 then tel back to
u At 10 clock Trading very LIGHT