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Evening star., 1886-11-10
Name. o 3:vO1
Washington sIocA Exchauxe.

The following cnan res from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington stock rixcnalx. uoed TO-DAY:
y. s. 4ias. losl. coupon. l1lls bid. 1llss asked.
& 4s aes ,mS assi s regsssfed los A., ss :sa
,.,, i.,H 80 ear tand sos. 1921. Cheney. lis. old.
LII asked. metropolitan r. 4. STOCK. 1VI bid.
1o3la asns'. North Aapitoi and y stre.l a.: >.
etnch. 1lS12 asked. Washington Gas, 3o1a bid,
SO asked. Riggs lns. 77s bid, sla .ske,.. Wash.
ington Marke. ,ock, l91s Washington Brick
Machine. 1Z5 Bank Of Washington. 1876 bid
tatmess eenau,cs BANG, oeOrsetown. 156
bid Citizen National bank, 1ll7s bid Urea,
i...i- c. j: uiA Real INSURANCE,
100 bid. EN-. Tel. Co. 4Ils bid. ,aesap.aK,
Tel %. S3ia bid, o4as asked U. s..
Evening star., 1886-11-10

From the New York Herald to-day.
The Henry George representatives from ths
various assembly districts OF the city met last
night at No. 14l Sth street Ii was decided
that each district should submit for considera-
tion by the COMMITTEES a plan OF organization;
also suggestions for another name for the organ
ization than that of the Progressive Democra-
cy," which is not deemed appropriate 10y the
majority of the members. IL was further de-
clded by The executive committee that no pri.
maries SHAFT be held, but a convention will be
Called, which will be composed OF one delegate
Tor every 200 Henry George voters. Numerous
reports were received oi corruption and bribery
from the different assembly districts. Henry
George was present at the meeting.
Evening star., 1886-11-10


AsHDOWN. Fell asleep, on the evening of Novem
DUSN n, widow Of The late william Ashdown IN ~
eigh. y y-tourth year OF her age
kuneral from the restdence OF her son-in-law a
Clinton Thomas. ass street southwest ThuFsday
November IL u, st Two O'clock pm
CARTWRIGHT. on Tuesday morning Novemb>s
g. 1856 al-e cciock after . long illness, WII.LIAH r
L. CAkTM RIGHT, son Of Rsbecos aud the late w q
and TRENDS are invited 70 attend the upe
ra Thursday. November IA. l6S6 at s:SV o. CLOCK
from h.s nesiasiacs. l22l 2Sth st. NV. 2s
.GIHON. The remains Of Mrs. NARY A CIHoN
viii be taken from the BALTIMORE aud Potownc demo
te-morrow af = O'Clock pm. for burial In Ihs Goa
F,saa. are requested 70 be q. depot upen .rriva,
~sHAYDENf November 10. lsss, ARTHUR J..
youngest son 81 George w. aud Mary T. Hayden. sgss
tour months SID seven oAyA .
nAzxARH On the evening Of November 9th
leSoy et O'Clock ArAL EiLkN w. HAzZARD. -
loved vile Of John l. HAaxard, In Ihs saxtysscon1
year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. -
kLEnRoTA On November eth, 1888. At is8o y
m ai.v brief uine., AAkf A, beloved vile u
hoger "a Aemroth IN the ID yenr of her AgA
Ansermsos ~ fnllAc saynsa, PA
PENlCkA On November 10Th. l080 infAns
oeuknter Of julia r. Ard the late John L RsnickA
lntermeut st 0ienw009
PLEAsANTS AT Gar6eid Eospitsl, November
9TH. leeb. WILLIAM Il PlskASAGIs, uon e the
ne f!essantA of ViryiniA-
WALKER. On November 10. 1eo6. n >,xS n m.
sAM'L HkRnERT WALKER son q rsmosl q.
sno seme - walker. aged eight yeals ana ex montha
tnnerA! nom ~ - sfrees northoons Goyembue
~ 01 v0oek DR. Ix1va1A
Evening star., 1886-11-10
THE RIO DISASTER. sssT
The COrOner's Jury Put the Blame on
Wells. VINO In A rrested

M1LwAUKEE, Nov. TO- A special to the
Evening Wisconsin from Forage, Wis.,, says:
Tue coroner's jury at Rio concluded their in
vestisallon OF the recent disaster ON the ST.
Paul ROAD al 2:23 O'CLOCK yesterday afternoon,
anu reached ii verdict ut $40. 1he Inquest
Was "upOu the bodies ., SARAH Z. Winters, + rank
Ganson, Orisme Duoue, k,niI NoI.ersaori,
Louis Brinker, two nuns, names unknown ~
Us, aud other persons, the number whom and
their nalnes are unknown Tue = Jrs, ''upun
their oaths, do say that said pers As came 70
tne'f ueatnS w reason OF the INN teu train OF
Tue Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paui roi,u, go
ing west, al he west switch ufi the south slue
trach at east Rio, at about 1850 ii. H., The said
sw1Lci. being open and causing engIue,
mail, baggage and day cOacues aud part oi one
sleeper TO ieave the trac:., we n!.u that the
aoove nameo unknown pc, ,ons clne to tIeir
deaths BY being crushed and burned To death
In the d.,y coacn GA said Train, and We hnd tiiat
tle salu swltch Was leIt opeu ny the ne2 .isence
Vi Z. ii. Weiis, an emplo. Z OF lie Cnica.0, Mill
waukee aud -. Paui railway cuIn pany.'
Wells has been arrested and I..Keu before a
Jooti>e y. lie peace Charged WIN cfitni.is.i
ne ct, and bound o. er " appear before the
circuit court.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
The Presidents Reception.
OVER TWO HUNDRED VISITORS PRESENT tn
AETERNonN

x@zsSS001<, A0SzIx
Ihere were over two hundred visitors at tho
Fresident's reception this afternoon, mostly
ladies. One matron leading little boy passed
BY the President without observing him. The
fresident considerably stopped the procession
TO give her an opportunity TO shake him by the
nano. She was so pleased with her good
luck that she attempted to get a shake for the
little boy, too, but It was too late and the line,
checked for moment, began to move, and he
was crowded away. One of the noticeable
phia, without any legs. Che Presiden: gave
him Z cordial greeting.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

M. Bartholdl Is expected to arrive in Wash
ington daily. During his short stay here some
definite action will be taken with regard to the
proposed Lafayette statue. The models have
all been received but one, and remain hidden
In the attc OF the State department. It
may be that it will be decided not
to wait FOR the last model from France, In which
case the selection Will be made from those
already received. The statue will not be eQues.
trtan.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
Another Cold wave Coming.

It is stated at the signal Office that there is q
cold wave on Its way east from the northwest.
This morning 1t had reached Ohio and it will
be here by Tomorrow. The cold wave signals
will probably be ordered up this afternoon.
The thermometer registered forty-five degrees
here this morning, aud as cold wave signal is
only put up when change Of al least fifteen
degrees IL expected, 1t is likely that there will
be freezing weather.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
PAYING OFF CHICAGO STRIK Era.
The knights Of Labor Put q Boycott On
Armour.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-There was q busy scene
at the town hall at the Union stock yards dur.
ing the morning. About 5000 OF the old em.
ployes of Armour & Co., Swift g. Co., and the
Chicago Packing and Provision Co. were con-
gregated there for the purpose of being paid oil.
IL was deemed more advisable to let them get
firms offices.
Besides the great throng of strikers there
We're thousands of their friends The crowd
was q little more turbulent than yesterday ,and
General F1tzsimons has put an extra force Of
men near the town hall to be ready In case Of
any disturbance.
BOYCOTT PROCLAIMED.
An afternoon paper says: "The boycott has
already been declared by the general executive
board OF the knights Ot Labor" saiu Mr. Barry
at moon to-day. "It begins on Armour's meats
and other products. How far we snail extend
IT as to other packers caunot say set"
ALBANY KNIGHTS TAKE UP THE FIGHT,
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 1O.--Downey, the only
butcher in this city who would xii. cattle for
the dressed beef firms has refused TO Slaughter
any more tor them. Agents OF the dressed
beef houses are buying i've cattle at West
\ .bt as Individuals and having them killed
for them as such.
a. ~ uI.u.s vi Labor executive committee
met Lere islsL night and directed their mem bers
10 Kill no more 1--we STOCK Tor the dressed beet
nrms or their agents, and 1t is Thought that by
tomorrow the agents will have difficulty as
individuals to get cattle Slaughtered in this
vicinity. III
Evening star., 1886-11-10
I'd EDITION.
Latest TblegpalnS to The Star.
The Oobranje Hurries Up the Election
OF Prince.

Oh Ff1mCes
TIRNovA, Nov. 1O.-The session Of the So
branje to elect a successor to Prince Alexander
was held this morning, and was not deferred
until tomorrow, as was expected.
M. Radoslayof, the prime minister, proposed
the name OF Prince Wademar. The whole as
sembiy rose in body and elected Waidemar
BY acciamation. The public in the galleries
did not participate in the enthusiasm mani
tested by the deputies and exhibited no Ap-
proval OF the election.
CONsrANT1NoPLE, Nov. ION. Grecoff, the
Bulgarian representative here, who has lately
sia, has asked Kiamil Pacha, The Turkish prime
minister, to nominate candidate ior the Bull
gar1an thiOne and to submit his nomination to
Russia. kiamiI Pacha has conferred with NJ.
Nelidof, the Russian ambassador, on the sub
ject. Sir William White, the British ambassa-
DOR, and the other foreign ambassadors appear
ton, and to be simply Watching events.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
England's Hold ON Exypt.
sALIsBURY's SPEECH MAKES PROFOUND
PRESTON IN FkANCE

FhEssION IN fkANCk
PARIS Nov. 10.-The statement made by the
Marquis OF salisbury at the lord mayors BAN
quet In London last night that England meant
10 re main In Egypt until her work In thai
country Was completed, has made profound
impression in French political and nnan, iaI
circles. The National. the france and Other
newspapers say they consider that The speech
settles The question oi evacuation, and shows
that Englands determination is 10 make the
occupation of Egypt indefinite and protracted.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

foCNG DAVIS WHO DIED REcENrLY. sAfD 4
HAVE kABEzzLED $4,000 OF IT'S FUNDS.

HAVE EhBEzzLED $4,000 OF IT'S FuNpa
BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 1o-Associated with h
). Lane ia the management OF the Saccarsppa
Leather Board enterprise, which IL said to have
absoroed so large share OF the funds OF the
Abingdon national bank, was Geo. E. Davis
y syoung man OF brilliant attanments aud sx-
ago Davis died suddenly. IL IL now asserted
that he embeEzed $4,000 or $4,000 of the
oanks money, which had been invested In the
saccarappa enterprise Efforts are being made
at ashington 10 compromise the case against
Lane, who 10 reported having been Davis
victim and had not profited by tue banks mis-
fortunes. IL Is understood that District Attor-
ney stearns opposes any compromise that COM
prehends an abandonment OF the criminal
prosecution.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
Shot Himself ON His WiCe's Grave.
SAD SUICIDE OF SEuHpA Per NAN

HARTFORD. CONN.,, Nov. 1O.--About os3O
O'Clock this morning The police found jesse h.
LORD, formerly one Oi the eoitors VI the k0st
more recently ON the Boston journal Of CUns.
merce and latterly with the Scie'svte Asney5can
cemetery. He had shot himself through the
head with q 82-calibre revolver. He was con.
seyed 70 the hospital, where his wound MAS
old. =
Evening star., 1886-11-10

Evidence On WhicA the Indictment Ol
EOlheE alx nam SNeaa EulaASs.

Evidence ON WhicA the Indictment Of
fOtheriAx mann Was kOun<s.
81. LoCIs, Nov. 1O.-Among the testimony
presented to the grand jury wnich found an IN
dlctment for grand larceny aud ior receiving
stolen property against David IS. Fothering nam,
The Adams Express messenger whose Car was
robbed some two weeks ago on the ST. Louis
and San Francisco road, Was that Jsnrvssf1ef-
!ernan, IA W abash engineer, ana tnat os invnlas
Dwyer, an empiOye vi tne express OMpAny
aud FOtheringnams helper.
l1eHeruan LesLIued us follows:
Il Was in the Union depot ON the evening of
OCTOBER 25th oiiing my engine. My time u
start was S:15 p. M, bui just as l Was about 10
get away noticed that Lue Fl isco traiu Wus
acrOss the main Track. OF Course, 1 could not
move until the Frisco train sOL out OF my way.
lhe express car Was almost directly opposite
my cab window, and Noticed that tue door
ol tue car was standing open. The messenger
ana MS helper were Inside busy Witn their
duties. Ii was nearly time for the r. isco traiu
to start. and Dwyer swung himself Oft the car
and went away. minute or Two later y nan
came along with vaiise in his manu- And stopped
under The eiet Lflc Va tnin lew acct OF
my engine. He answered FOtherlnhaln's y
description OF the robber as lar AS remember,
except tuat ne Was u couple of inches snOrLer
he Wore his nat wen forward over his lace and
could not make out his features very clearly.
pointed IL out 70 him. II WAS just moving
away ana he ran aiongslue OF II until ne
reached the express car, the uOOr Ol which
Was stiil standing open Ia very unusual thing,
ny Tue Way, threw his vaiise tusiue, reached
up hls hand and Was pulled up turou, Lhe
OUor into the Car. He cOuiu not have iumpeu
IN without assistance, and especially Wi.u the
tram In motion, aud believe Fotheringham
heiped him.
lnoinas Owyer's testimony cOrrObOrated the
engineers story, ana it was upon tue ,uc,s pre-
sented by them, II is believed, tnat the inalct-
nentS were IOund.
Jim Cummings" who FOtheringham says
committed Tue robbery, is Carrying rather
<olum!nous correspondence iOr Que in his POSI-
tiOn he hrst wrote to Frank James, the ex-
Dauult, then TO the editor OI ewspaper, aud
now 10 tOtnerlngham's mother, lnclusliig in
tue letter s6U, which ne suggests may Le III use
III Clearing her Sun of the susp plcion now resting
upon him. All OF these letters are III the nail,is
OI The detectives .-SF
Evening star., 1886-11-10
The VIII Of a Preacher.

CONTEST BY HIS WIFE AND DAU3HrER.
The Baltimore American this morning saya
The court OF common pleas Ii engaged In the
case OF Sarah 4. Newman and John n. and
Florence j. SPARKS against w. Hopper Gibson,
executor of Rev. Edward B. Newman, OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, who died In this
city December oath last The evening before
hrs deatn Mr.. Newman made q will, In which
he aequeapneo all his personal property, CON-
sisting OF household furniture snd library, TO
his wife, and the remainder OF his estate, con-
sisting OF iarm in Chesterfield, near centre.
Vile, Queen Annes county, 10 Mr.. Gibson, In
trust, u pay his vile $500 q year for life, and
the remainder OF the income 10 his daughter.
Mrs. Sparks, for Life, and at the death OF bis
wife and daugh the property to 60 absolutely
10 the children OF Mrs. SPARKS, II any Were
living. In case Mrs. Sparks leaves no issue, the
property was TO be divided into three parts
one part to 20 10 the heirs of Thomas Booker.
one part 10 Mary X. Goidsborough aud the
third part TO the Church Extension society Of
the M. b. church. lhe widow and daugh inter-
now unite 10 break the will, upon the ground
that Mr.. Newman, on the evening before his
death, was not IN 1T condition 10 make a Will.
Mr.. Bernard Carter represents the widow aud
dau hter, and Mr.. j. r. Poe and Mr. I'D win Ii II.
gins, the executor, in defense Of the Will. The
Queen Anne's county farm Is valued at about
Sl2,oO0 for agricultural puposes but Ior build
ing purposes about S2o,O0O.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
Fight Between Light weishts.

FOUR ROUNDS BETWEEN ELLINsWokTH, OF
NEW YORK AND HOGAN, OF PHILADELPHIA.
morning III The neishbUrhoOd OF lnts ci,y De-
tween Charles Ellingswortn, eX-alnateur cham-
pion fea.herweignt of New YORK state, and
Jimmy Hogan, 12O pounds Cham Ilon OF Phiia-
delphia, VINO beat Tommy DanIorih at Clark $
theater. Mttchie Golden Was the referee aud
Nike Cleary timekeeper. Tnere were iour
rounds Inc hghLing was very severe and in
the opinion OF those present Ei,ingsworth had
tue best oI 1t, but as Hogan was not knocked
out, the referee decided the contest Il draw.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
North carolina Legislature.
THE INDEPENDENTS EXPECTED TO ACT WITB


UE0OCEATSs
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 1O.-Vhe senate stands
~ straight democrats, independents demo-
cfats, and 20 republicans; the house Sd straight
democrats, independent democrats ana 81
republicans. No labor candidates were elected.
The independents were all heretofore democrats
ana claimed while running to be democrats. It
Is understood that the republicans propose to
ing thus to control the organization OF the
house. The democrats expect the cooperation
OF the independents az heretofore.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
A SERIES OF BOLD GRIMES rS coSNEc-rrcu
TRACED To TWO YOUTHS.

TRACED TO TWO YOUTHS.
sAYBRook. CONN, Nov. 1o.-Two young
burglars, who have been chloroforminr aud
rooDing Ia this neighborhood, are supposed 10
be those under arrest in Hartford. named Gus
tav Anderson and Eddy Peterson. The younger
Is aged sixteen years. They have chloro-
formed and robbed people in houses q
Saybrook, Mantle, Hebron, Colchester,
Marlborough. Glastonbury and Montrose ana
have claimed 10 be L.. =. detectives Their
track through the state has been marked by q
series OF bold burglariex Their career appears
unexampled i'm this state for speed In work and
the mum oer OF burglaries committed
Evening star., 1886-11-10
The l'0uHfA.


POLICE COURT-Jud0e Shell.
To-day Edward JOHNSON, assault; $40 or so
days. Cnaries Zypprecnt larceny; 90 days and
SO days in deiauIt OF restitution. Joseph X.
Wheatley, threats; personal bonds TO keep the
Evening star., 1886-11-10

occuLrATIoN or SIX STARS eN THE Eyrxrxo
OF THE l2rH INST
IL 10 stated at the Nautical Almanac
Once that on the evening Of Noyem-
ber 18th six stars wiz be hidden by
the moon, one amer another The oc-
cultation can be visible In Washington
n the weather is favorable. In some insts nc~s
telescopic aid will be necessary. but several can
be seen with the naked eye. 10 Is very UNI
evening.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

n HENRY GEORGE CLU8 INTENDS no MONT
NATE CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.
A Philadelphia dispatch says: There are
about 10000 workingmen In this city, who
divide their votes between the republican and
democratic parties. II they should combine
their forces they could carry tho city. Some ol
them organized Henry George club. So "a,
The leaders In the movement have been n
work secretly and have been feeling their way
II 10 announced this afternoon that they intend
70 place candidate Of their own In nomina
tion for mayor.
The'eiection for mayor will be held in Feb
ruary. aud will be the most tnpurtat mayor
atty contest for many years, because the mex,
mayor will enforce the provisions OF the new
mu0tcipsl charter. He will have the aDpCint
ing OF Inc heads Of number of newly crratsd
departments The name mentioned In connec
ton with the labor nomination is that OF n Al
| Herwig. who was the labor csndidate for CON
gross against Harmer In the fifth district, Hs
polieo 4, LOO votes, aud his success has sat m
workiugrAen 70 thinking. The HENRY Geurrs
ciuo has been formed ~ = nucleus for brineins
the IabOr element together a. y factor in ps,ii,
cai affairs, aud the test oi their strenr ID is q -
mxds - The potls In February.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-Fire broke out
early this morning in the store of John sharp
less d TO-. dealers In dye slufis No. az Nortn
Front street, and spread to No. ~ Norln Front
street, occupied 10y Pierce Middleton, wool
dealers. Loss, f6o,0O0.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

NJ. William OBrien, editor of United Ireland
will take the seat IN parliament Tor South sligo
TO which Nat. sexton was returned uuopposed,
the latter taking the seat ior West BeliasI.
The action OF The New York cotton exchange
in giving notice OF its intention 10 withoraw
from the National cotton exchange, means The
dissolution OF the latter Organization.
Hanlan has decided 10 row DO more races In
England this season. Ross and Lee have &C.
cordlpgly abandoned the idea Of a match with
h.nion or Ten Eyck.
1ne Giiu branch OF the national league has
rescinded the resolution TO boycott the White
Star llue.
Orders have been issued for the Introduction
OF ,UOO electric LIZ hts OF sixteen candle power
eacn into all the departments OF the Lowell,
(Mass.) cotton mills.
The culture OF tobacco in Germany, which
has declined since 1851, is now progressing
,9S0, ,671 acres having been planted this year,
against 1.152, $50 acres last year.
Judge Hngaes, Of the United States district
court has Deen appointed q receiver for the
Virginia Beach Railroad and Improvement
company.
Tue boilers 1T Bliss, Marshall & Co.'s brick.
yards AT dunbar. Pa, exploded Tuesday mora
ing, killing Miss Title Campbell and seriousM
inIuring Perry Caddis.
Evening star., 1886-11-10

MABRIAGEL ELICENSES.-Marr licenses have
been issued by the clerk the court TO L. A.
Newman and Artimesia shoemaker; Thomas
+. sullivan and Annie l.. Haley, OF Richmond,
Va; Richard y. Lazenby and hose Z. harry. OF
Marshall. Va
Evening star., 1886-11-10
The Japanese Prtace.

The japanese prince and party after paying
their respects 10 the President went 20 their
hotel They viii leave st q o'clock this after-
noon for New York. Thence they will sail to-
morrow for Europe. They devoted yesterday
20 sightseeing, but the only places visited were
the Treasury department, bureau OF engraving
and printing, Smithsonian Institution, Nar
tfonal Museum and the barracks, where n re-
view OF the troops was held lor their benehe
They did not go 10 the navy yard.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
CHARGED WITH E,

CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLING 81 ,50O.-Adam
Offender, cigar maker Troi.l Lancaster, Pa,
was arrested last night by Detectives kaH aud
Horne on u charge .. embezzing 81, ,5Ou oil The
funds OF n lodge vi Odd Fellows Ut Gnicn lie was
treasurer. Later in the night he was turned
over 20 Detective Weaver aud taken back to
Lancaster.
Evening star., 1886-11-10
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
H.W. Coffin to Thos. Kirby, lots AZ and 46 d.
& LIS sub Mt Pleasant; 4.321.5O. H. c. Bor.
den 70 same, lots Ia to l9, SO. 1851; Ss,391. 20.
Mary j. Snowden to J. A. Repetti. lot 3, 50.
1908; $S63.5O. A. NJ. Salmon to Fannie n.
In.ersolI, lot z, blk. 10, Meridian Hill; l,5OO.
f. l. Willis to same, lot 8, do; $1 boo Il. ).
Hill to u. A. A.Watterston, suu 65, 50. 153 ~, 500.
80, Long Meadows; $780, I. h. Waggaman to
James Filling. sub lot 30, 50. "a; SI,5OO. G.
Wickliffe iuiee & ct al. to b. +. Minser, sub lot
tees, to Juhn W. tiiiing, lots / to 26, SO. 542;
S5,5OO. Earl Buckingham 10 Auna b. Smh u,
ber.. sub lol II, So ss5: 81 900. k Meyen-
berg 70 w. e. House, same property; 81, 800
John r. Mclean to Chus. ii. Parker, lots 1915,
157 and 164, 50. $40; p5,100. +: volk toL r
Miiier to Il. J. Hanlrsln, pt I, 50. $50; 81 $780,
Evening star., 1886-11-10
Hait,naOre Markers.
BALTIMORE. Mn. Nov 1O.-Viryinia new threes

bALt1MOhEs mn, NOV 1Os-NirS1nlo new threeS,
64as; North tarOlna skies, Olu. 11212 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. Nov. IO.-Cottou quiet mid.
dlins,S Flour steady. with moderate lnQury-HOward
street and western super. 2I5aIO5: extra, 75a
1.75: do extra, 3.OUas75; do. Rio brands,
Patapsco family. 500; do superlxtlse patent $50.
WheatHsonthern steady and quiet; western irmer
%: No. Maryland. S6ao6A2; No western winter
red, spot, S2Iaao2l7 Decem0er. S3aao35s; January,
S6Asao5as. Corn-southern about steady and quiet:
ern yellow. 4oa46l2; western mixed. spot 44Asa4o;
year, As asked; January 45AsaA5ls; steamer aS ud
Oats hrm-southern and Pennsylvania. .3Oa35 western
white 34a36 western mixed, 3la3zla Rye steaiy
56a6S. Hay easier and duli-prime to choice western
9.oosl4.o0 Provisions easier and quiet Mess
pork. LOO Bulk meats-shoulders and clear RIO
RIB sides. "a: hanls. l2al2a4. Lard-renued, M
81. Eggs Hrm -4a.5 Petroleum stesdy-renned. o.. 81
sugar quieIA soft, 90: coppef refined steady. IUS
alU4&. Whisky steady and quiet L23a1.2A. Freights
to Liverpool per steamer quietcotton I'D: -four, -;
wheat: 81 600 bushels: corn, IT.00U bushels osis.
$500 bushels; rye, 300 bushels Shipments-aoar.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. III, Nov 20. / p n,.-wheas weak
ened and declined hom oPeninE-Cssh 73aE Decem-
Der, 5aAs JsnssIy sy 20 a.aS Asy , ss LA & SSrn
May. Al 7,la Oats easy-c.sh. 2e: 'Decem6|r. 2e.s:
Prime Timothy, ldsal.s4. ,FIsx.sesd: s2i4. Whisky.
January. 997la Lard about steady--Cash. hS2As;
December. $50; January. S e5ao97&
Another Recount Asked For.
will make an application this afternoon for u
recount in Atlantic county. where Beckwith
(dem.) Is elected TO the assembly by sixteen
majority.