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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04

L lie auclOn, al the nofth lrOnl uo)f OF ln'
Court House OF Ohio county West Virginia, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY IL, 1858,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m the followini
Valuable Coal Property. viz. All the coal under
| living Lots Numbered One, Two, Three -Four
| Five Thirteen and Fifteen upon the plat OF The
| Lydia s Cruger estate, OF Elm Grove property AZ
| subdiy.ded, which plat Is recorded IN the once
Of the Clerk OF the County Court OF ohio county
West Virginia in Deed Rook No. - page ~
said lots comprising IL acre.
AlsO, the Lot in the Village OF Kim Grove on
which Is situated the mouth or opening OF inc
coal SHAFT OF W. 4 Chambers * Co.. such lot De
ing bounded a. FOL Ows. commencing at point
I'm the line mex. tAe old mill race Of Lot OF the
pat OF the said Cfuger estate, which point j.
where the east lines OF Lott 20 and - IN the plAl
OF W. T. q J. v Cham ers subdivision ~ pat OF
said lot D. (which last named plat Is recorded IN
Deed Book No &c, page 2li. when projected Will
iDiersect said line OF lot next the old mill race
thence running in a sOuthessterly direction with
said asst named line 100 feet more or less 10
where the line OF the fence on the east side OF
the lot on which the mouth OF the coal sbaft
situated interecis said line OF said Lot 5; thence
running with said last mentioned fence in a
noTtherly direction IN the rear or north fence OF
said lot containing said shat mouth. thence with
said Last named fence 10 the northeast corner OF
said Lot p: and from thence with the east lines
OF said Lots lsand 20 10 the place Of beginning,
together with all the Boilers ENGINES, Machin-
cry, Appliances, Pumps, Tanks Hosting April
nnces, Triples, ana All other machinery hhd ap
planes on the lot above described or periaiG-
Ing in any way thereto.
Also, all Railways, Tram.ways, Turn-tab' Is,
Wagons, sldings. Triples, Ghutes, Trostling,
Scales, Bins, Boilers, Engines. Rails, Nc., Sc
and property Of every kind belonging TO the firm
OF VI. T. Chambers x Co
TERMS OF SALE one third and s. much
more ~ the purchaser elects 70 pay In cash on
the day Of sale, the balance in two equal instal'
ments In one and two years, notes bearing inter
est from the day OF sale IA be given for the dc.
ferfed payments, aud the title rttAlned until
payment is made IN null
JANIS V. CHAMBEPS,
JANIS Y CHAMBERS,
Assignee OF William +. Chambers,
ANNA WADDELL,
Execu,rix Of the will ofWillism H. Waddell, de-
ceased. ....
J. G. HERyEY, Auctioneer. del9N,W,FI
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GINSENG.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, January 1.
The ginseng market remains strong and
prices quotsd are 81 30 to 81 40 per pound.
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STATEs-Dnll and s,eadV.

observation-disclosures; salss Sil3.75
STOCKs-Ths stock MAJ lIst was dali but
feverish and weak to-day for everything
excsp. the coal stocks. tfOugh the x angers
We-e the only ones outside OF New Eug-
land which showed any decided weak
ness. Fmst prices were generally slight
fractions below the final figures yesterday,
hut there WAS some demand for stocks Ia
early trading, jersey Central developer <
marked strength, prices moved up in
sympathy all around, though for small
fractions only, with the one exception.
Bsio;e noon all the early gains were wiped
out. tire weakness continued and every
thing retired to below the opening figures.
No change occurred until well into the
afternoon, when jersey Central ngain
made a squirt and carried the rest Of the
nst ID a small fraction. The market I'm
ally o'o,ed quiet and fairly steady, gentr-
ally at fractional declines Sales 1870 il4
sha ss. Quotations closed bid as follows
adams Express, I43; American Express,
ll2, Canads Pacific, 50; Central Pacific,
.3ji; Chesapeake and Ohio II preferred do
6rsts, III; DO seconds, l5{; Chicago and
Alton. l35; chicago, Burlington and Quin-
cy, 1OS; Delaware and Hudson, l3l }
Delaware. Iackawanpa and Westorn l43i
Denver and RIO GranGe, l6i; Eia %.
90 preferred. COZ; TT. Wayne, $50; Hill
uois Central, 10: Lake Shore, 1881 Mich
:gan Central, sol; Minneapolis and 81.
Iouis, >; dopTeierred, H. Missouri Pacific,
-; Nosthern Pacific, 26!; DO preferred,
5sl; Chicago and Northwestern 1861 DO
preferred. 40; New York Central, lO7!
Oregon Trsnsc0ntinental, 3O4 Pacific Mail,
60; Peoria, d. x E., 20; Pittsburg, 1851
Pullman Palace Car, 172; Reading, A
RocE Islard, 96l; st. Louis aad SSE
esencisco, 26s; &c preferred, G6l; hrst
preferred, 1l3; st. Paul, Minneapolis srd
Manitoba, 80; &c. Paul and Omaha 81
&c preferred, 81; Texas Pacific, 22i
Jaiaa PaciGc. 63i UBi.ed States Expre%,
a; Western Union, S3s
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Eczema on Hands Cured.

Two years and half ago salt Rheum bFoka
out on my right hand Il appesrek in white bis.
tiers, attended by terrible itching and gradually
spread until Il covered the entire back OF the
hand. The disease next appeared on my lefl
hand / tried many remedies but could find no
cure until / obtained the Cuiicura Remedies,
which effected speedy and permsnent cure.
JAMES p. KBARNEY,
2Si Wood Avenue, Detroit.
Sold everywhere Price, CUTICURA, Soc; soar,
6o.; REsoLvEET, 81 Prepared by the PorTKB
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., BosToE, Mass.
AS-Send for ''How 10 Cure Skin Diseases" GA
pages, 50 illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, January /.
There is nothing doing whatever in the
local market, and therefore nothing to re-
port
Prices remain as follows: Fine fleece,
washed, 3OsS3c; unwashed, one-third off
medium washed 3Oa33c; unwashed 23a24c
ub washed 32a35c.
Prices Continue Very Firm But Trading
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, Jsnuery |.
The cattle market this week il fairly good
with prices unchanged. Messrs. Hudson 4
Bayhs furnish the following quotations
CATTLE, 900 70 l, 100 lbs stock 3la3A
per H.. 800 to 800 lbs 3A3lc. per H.; zoo
TO 500 lbs. 2a2!c per IN.
Hogs-Markot active; 5a5lc per ID.
Lambs-Good at Sale per ID.
Calves-Sa4ic per lb.
Sheep-2s3c per 10.
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Hezema ON Baby Cured.

Ny baby has been troubled with eczema on
his face, neck head, ears and entire body. lie
was one mass Of scabs, and we were obliged To
tie his hands to prevent his scratching. ! have
spent dollars on remedies without effect, but ar
ter using me box Cuticura and one cake Of Cuti'
oura soap the child is entirely cured. / cannot
thank you enough for them. -
II Null St, Brooklyn, ED,N.Y.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time bletafiag eieo. December p. iSss. Pss.
senger trains will run A. folloHE-CentfGl TINS.
All trains daily except those marked thust
which DO not run on sunday:
SOUTH BOUND. No;iIEo. s. EostEo
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leave the City 40 son q. IN. sud run every hour
nn.H $50 p m Leave Wheeiirs PARK az 900
n AMI un every hour q liIl lo.03 p. m. Except
Church Tram wiz leav Park 81 a.1 a m. and
l.iy "a. l-.i5 p. IN. g. hiE-Ch,
lurnriuf.uIrut
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BRADFORD, PA, January 3-Petro
lsum-Ogened st sSic; lowest sole; high
est s8lc; closed at SIZE; clearances 1Ol,
24O barrels.
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Pittsbcrg.
pITTSBURG,

PITTsBURe, PA, January 3.-Petro
leum-Fairly active; opened at sssci
closed at - &c; highest ssse; lowest S65c.
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40 RAILROAD.

8snsirs and ZaneSville through passenger & ain
leaves blllairs 40 30 q. n, arrivea at BellAus
$40 p. n.
Tootsfald passenger trsln leaves BslEirs
500 p. H. arrives So Bellalre a. St6 a M.
suumeraeid Accommodation leaves bellkir
300 TO-. arrlvos az Bollsirs al ITO =. 10.
All trains daily except SUNDAY. OentN l.Ase
ard TINE fr0In Bellzire.
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VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY
Public Auction.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT PUB
| lie auciOn, at the north front door OF the
COurJ House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
. .
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TItnaxille.
DRY GOODS.

TrrusvuLg. January 3.-PetIoleum
Opened at see; highest Sssc; lowest
S63c: closed nj SS3c.
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Scr $alL
IOR SALE AND RENT.

Ag-Od Store room with OF dwelling rooms,
No. 1899 Market St, for rent, cheap. Store room
No. 1924 Market St. for rent Good properties on
the Island for sale at an investment OF 10 and Il
per cent. Fine residence on Chspline ST., be
tween Thirteen and Fourteenth streets. Good
brick on Seventh st at less than eost.
CARVER BROS,
de2i 1915 Market ST., Wheeling, W Va
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rcxe,a Three yen,s Cursd.

Cuticura Remedies are the greatest medicines
on earth. Had the worst case If salt Kheum in
this country. My mother had il twenty years.
and in fact died from IL. / believe Uutlcurs
would have saved her life. Myerms. breast and
ana head were covered for three years, which
nothing relieved or cured until used the Cuti-
Cura kesOlvent. J. W. ADAMS, Newark, ..
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS

DAltlDltNes
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK YARDS
MONDAY, December 81, 1883. !
SWINE There is a slight increase in the
total number Of the receipts AS cOmpated
with last week, bnt rather a smaller num-
Der OF good, light acceptable hogs, heavy
ones beiug in excess Of the demand and
dull There is moderately fair demand
for light hogs, but owing to the holiday
season trade Is by no means active. We
quote TIE range for heavy rough hogs at
from 6la6ic, and for the better grades mp
70 n per ID, with most sales of these at
7a7l C FER ID. net. Receipts this week
6, 9l6 head.
Chicago.
CmJAso Jauuary Seattle ceiRts
1900 head; shipments 1000 head; market
5 roneer; choice beeyes 81 50l4 so; steers
s. s5a4 40; stockers and feeders 81 20a
30; cows bulls ard mixed 81 4Oa3 90;
Texas 81 S0a3 %.
Hogs-Reoeipts 16, 500 hesd; shipments
6 500 head; market Zoe lower; mixed 81 50
do 10; heavy g. O0a5 %; light 81 95a5 %;
skip5 s. sos co.
Sheep-Receipts 6 600 head; shipments
1900 head; market steady; natives - 75s
So; western corn fed 81 30l4 CD; Texans
81 5Os3 40: lambs 81 00s6 90.
EasS Liberty.
EAST LIBsRTY. January . Cattle
Receipts 9l2 head; shipments Sl7 head;
market steady; prime : 5Oal -, fair to
good s. 1853 30; common 81 25s2 80;
stockers 81 25a3 10; feeders 81 75a3 -.
Bogs-R Receipts and shipments 1,5O0
head; market firm; Pdiladelphias S. 45a
s. So: mixed s. 55a5 60; Workers IS 30
10 10; common to fair s. 3O5a50.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head; shipments
400 head; market steady; prime 81 75a
8 Co; fair to good 81 OOa4 %; common
So 0Oa3 80; lambs s. OOa6 so.
Cincinnati.
OINCINNATI, O., January 3.-Hogs-
Steady; common and light 81 50a5 -;
packing and butchers' s. l0l5 %; receiptc
1900 head; shipments l, 500 head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market
CINCINNATI, December 29.-The holt
DAVIS interfere with full market, and but
few shippers were present during the week,
consequently business was rather inactive
General supplies were ample and prices un-
charged. Driving and saddle horses, 1928
a175; draft horses, S15Oa225; street car
horses. $90a120; Southern chunks, $6OalOO.
Mules, aged four TO eight years, fifteen and
a half 10 sixteen hands, $135al5O; fifteen
to fifteen and half hands, $ll5al35; four
teen and a half to fifteen hands, S90al15.
AT the Fifth Street Stables the market
has been dull throughout the week, owing
10 the holidays. We expect a lively mar
ket next week, as several buyers are on
hand. The prices have ranged lower than
Last week, good marketable stock COM
napding about the average rates, viz:
Heavy draft horses, Sl7OA260; good do,
Sll0alSO; saddlers, $l20al60; streeters,
SlOOh2O; Southern horses, $75a9O. Mules.
1000 and LOO pounds, four to seven
years, sixteen hands, Sl40sl65; fifteen
hands $llOi13); fourteen baads, $6Oa90.
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nann A MONTH AgaD Tanied - best zen
AIkEN lng artlcler hi the world ! sample FrfG
VkUV Aad-s-s - y THOMSON. fAfr1v. Ma
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
Al the Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday. January 10. 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollar
each. Halves sI0; Quarters % I;
Tenths 81; TWeutieths 81.

3,I3f Prizes amounting 1854, 500
NoTE-Tickeis drawing Capital Prizes are NOT
entitled 10 terminal Prizes.
SS-For Club Rates, OF any further Information
desired, write legibly 10 the undersigned clearly
stating your residence, with state, County, stree
and Number More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclOzng an Envelope
bearing your f1ll address.
Send POSTAL NOTES, Express Money
Orders, OF New York Exchange In ordinary let
Ter Currency BY Exnross Ia Our eJpenssl 50
dressed M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Or; "a. A. DATeEIh,
Warrington, ID. q.
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MUSTANG LlNIMENT

Sa.S RHEUMATISM. LAME BACK
.,,SN uA"','
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CLEvELAHD SPnnBUBG z Z.

~
Under schedule IN snsci Nov. 18th iSs, trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central STANDARD ums.
YOr Pittsburgh, Chicago and Cleveland. 80 A.
~. For Pitb blrgh, i0.l2E n Per ChiCaso and
Cleveland liz p. m. For Pittsburgh sad Nov
York, S23 p. N. For SienbSnyllla, s:a a. M
For Martins Ferry, s:G q n. TISins ardNs o.
Bridgeport - 75S 8 IA. lois a. m, l2sh p. r.,
AS p m, 81 p. n, aud 7a7 y. n.
A. l.. WALLlNG, Ticket Agent,
nOIs Bridgeport Onto
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES SwTNNEY, SADDLE AND HAIR
Mesa SQRE 49, ,rsI.t,<T-S n MILES
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Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAN "
New Orleans, La,
REMEMBER. that the payment OF
Prizes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR MA.
TIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President Of an Insti-
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognized in
the highest Courts; therefore, beware OF all imi-
tatioaS or anonymous schemes "
ONE DOLLAR Is tie price OF the smallest
part or traction Of ticket. Anything cur
name offered for less than a Dollar is a swindle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-04

Baggage Checked IN o points
W. J. ROBINSON, Gen'l Pas. Agent
PSrkeHburg, ". "
FRED HUsEMEE, Tray. Pas. Agt,
Wheqlfug W Va
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KINNEY PAINS

nInVin Skin and scaln prese rived and beautifed
hhfI ] by CI-rIcI-RA MEnICATRn SOAP.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

SuOr1D ALWAYS BE KEPT N SHOP,
EITCVFN. STARI.R AND FACTORY |
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kilograms to The Star.
REVOLUTION
Brazil SuddenlyBecOmes
q Republic.
PRINCESS ISABELLE THE CAUSE.
Army and Navy Combined in
the Revolt.
THE ENTIRE MINISTRY IMPRISONED
The Marine Minister is Wounded. But No
Lives Lost.
rHE ENTIRE MINISTRY IMPRISONED
The Marine Minister is Wounded. But No
Lives Lost
A STARTLING POLITICAL CHANCE.
A REPUBLIC PRO TEN.
Dom Pedro at His Summer Palace and
Scnor Fuseca President.

LONDON, Nov. 16.-The last dispatch from Rio
de Janerio reports that a republic has been
proclaimed with Senor da Fuseca as president
The imperial ministers have been placed under
arrest and are kept in close confinement The
provisional government has guaranteed pro-
lection to the members Of the imperial family
The emperor is at his summer palace at Pedro
polls, twenty-five miles north of Rio de Janeiro
All business in the city is suspended, but there
is no danger to life or property. Brazilian Sc
curities fell three points on the London stock
exchange today.
The minister of marine was not killed, as re-
ported yesterday, but he was shot and Sc
riously wounded by rebel soldiers. The ques-
tion as to the nature of the future government
will De submitted to plebiscite
THE PoPULAcE NOT IN IT.
Another dispatch late as 6 pm. today
from Rio Janeiro states that the garrison OF
that city has formed provisional government,
comprising Senor Constant, journalist named
Quintino Bocaqui and Gen. Du Fonreca. The
populace, the latest dispatches say, are hold
ing aloof from the revolutionary movement,
and it is believed that the government will be
able to suppress it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-16
PLEURO-PNEUMONIA.
What Secretary Rusk Says About the
Chester County, Pa, Quarantine.

Secretary Rusk's attention was called this
morning to an item sent by telegraph from
Harrisburg. Pa, relating to the quarantine of
some twelve herds of cattle in Chester county,
Pa. by the agents of the Department of Agri-
culture and stating that the state authorities
were claiming that the department had ex-
ceeded their authority in the matter.
The Secretary says that the state authorities
of Pennsylvania had notified the bureau of an,
imal industry that they had found an outbreak
of contagious pleuro-pneumonia among cattle
at Upland, Chester county, in that state, and
that two of the animals had proved to be so
diseased by post mortem held by the state ve-
terInarian. In accordance with the rules and
regulations Of the department made by his
predecessor, Secretary Coleman, under the law
OF Congress creating the bureau. an inspector
was sent to Upland, and arriving there he placed
a quarantine upon all cattle that had been ex-
posed to those said to be diseased. He found
that the premises where the alleged
outbreak occurred was a cattle yard,
from which cattle were sent to the
Philadelphia markets and from thence trans
ported to other states and territories For
this reason it was believed necessary that the
premises and exposed cattle should be quaran-
tined in order to prevent any spread of the
alleged disease to other states The action of
the department was taken simply for the pur-
pose OF protecting the great cattle interests of
the country and to guard against any possible
dissemination of the dreaded disease of con-
tagious pleuro-pneumonia, for which special
purpose the bureau of animal industry WAS
established by Congress
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THE BRAZILIAN REVOLUTION.
The News q Great Surprise to the
Members of the Legation Here.

The members Of the Brazilian legation here
are greatly perplexed by the report Of revo-
luton against the government at Brazil. They
can scarcely believe it, for there is no way to
account for it, they say. They are inclined TO
think that it must be something other than a
republican revolution, for at the last election
the republicans got only out of I25 members
of the house Of representatives. There was no
indication Of a popular republican feel
ing, and the last papers from Brazil.
which were received by the minister here
yesterday, among them the representative
republican papers, gave no indication Of any
but the best of feeling. 1t is difficult to under
stand why the ministry should have resigned If
the government troops are in control More
over, the emperor practically has no troops;
the army amounts to nothing at all The Bra
lillian navy is the great power.
WHAT THE BRAZILIAN MINISTER SAYS.
"The important question" said Senior da
Costa to STAR reporter this morning, lis
where the navy stands. 1t is a most unfortunate
thing that this should have happened when the
two men who are the controlling power in the
navy are here at Washington attending the
marine conference. One man-of-war could put
down any rebellion that could arise. II Capt.
da CANA or Capt Maturity were in Brazil either
could put down the revolution in one hour.
They are both friends of the government and
personal friends of the emperor. 1t is most
unfortunate that these two strongest men in
the navy should be away from home at this
time. But there has been no possible reason to
expect such thing to happen. l am at a loss
to understand it"
DISPATCH FROM CONSUL GENERAL DocKERY
dispatch was received at the State depart
ment yesterday afternoon from Consul General
Dockery at Rio de Janeiro announcing the out
break Of revolution against the government
and that the minister of marine had been
killed
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Pan-Americans and Marine Conference
Delegates OFF for Annapolis.

The Baltimore and Potomac depot was un-
usually crowded this morning for a dull day.
The delegates to the Pan-American congress
and to the international marine conference,
with sprinkling of government officials and
other persons, wandered about the waiting
rooms in black clothes-uniforms discarded.
Secretary Tracy was at the head of the sea
folks and Secretary Blaine had charge of the
South Americans. Capt. Bourke of the fifth
cavalry was on hand seeing that each delegate
to the congress had a ticket, and Lieut..
Cottman performed the same service for the
conference. Mr.. Curtis was there to protect
the delegates. While waiting for the train to
start the foreigners and Americans mingled in
the lobby Of the depot and indulged in
INTERNATIONAL CoURTEsIEs.
The party was bound for Annapolis to in
spect the naval academy. A special train Of
half dozen cars was provided for the excur-
sion. There were about $50 persons altogether
in the parties. Attorney General Miller aided
colleagues of the cabinet in representing the
administration. Henry Cabot Lodge accom-
panied Mr.. Blaine. Chief Clerk Lee was also
present. The members of the press we're; z.
V. de Graw, United Press; Deb r. Keim,
Philadelphia Inqairer; w. B. Shaw, Boston
Transcript. A. ]. Halford, Associated Press;
Austin, Press News association; Frank Morgan,
Brooklyn Citizen; MIR. Fearn of the Brooklyn
Eagle and the STAR reporter. The train started
at 10 o'clock.
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THE EFFECT ELSEWHERE.
Stocks Excited and Coffee Goes Rapidly
Upward In New York.

New YORK, Nov. 16.-The report of a revolu-
ton in Brazil, followed by a report Of another
in Venezuela, caused vast amount OF excite
ment among downtown merchants engaged in
tho South American trade. These reports
exchange this morning. At the call prices ad-
vauced little over the closing of yesterday
The first four lots of 600 bags of December
were sold at 1895, an advance of 5 to 20 points
over yesterday. 1t fell of from 1866 to Is. IS.
January opened from TO Is points above last
night. March, April and May acted in SYM
pathy. June, July and August were neglected
at the opening call. while September advanced
25 to 80 points. Fifteen thousand bags were
sold on the first call
"PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT"
A. B. Alden, secretary of the New York COM
mercial company Qimited), states that he has
received a cable dispatch from the London cor
respondents Of his company, as follows: BRA
lillian republic probable. Exchange declining.
Peaceful settlement likely" The London cor
respondents of the New York commercial COM
pany (timited) are friends of the Rothschilds
who are the bankers Of the Brazilian govern
ment
The following telegram from John Matthews
4 Co., Rio Janeiro, has been received by 4. w.
Minford Co., New York: Revolution Brazil
Army and navy combined" Mr., Ellis of Rio
Janeiro, who is now in New York received
from his firm dispatch stating that q repub-
Lie had been proclaimed
The annual importation Of Brazilian coffee
rubber, $16, ,000, 600; sugar, $6O. .OO0, 600. and
hides, e30, ,000, 900. Half OF the coffee consumed
in the United States comes from Brazil. thir-
teen-sixteenths Of the rubber one-tenth of the
sugar and . small percentage of the hide used
here come from there.