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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-02-04
rby. the yictorio

rby, the victorious rival
Wade Hampton, will be
among a remarkably large
nen under fifty years who
the next Senate. Senator
y is only thirty-sixa Delegate
cted as Senator from Idaho, is
Jrty. Other Senator'S fifty years
under are: Walcott, forty two !;
fifty; Higgins, fifty; spooner,
even; Aldrich, forty-nine; Petit
forty.two; Daniel, forty eight /;
q, forty-five; Faulkner, forty three,
KennO, forty.two.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-02-04
definition of Ingram.

Ingram is a term used in connection
with textiles dyed before beirg woven.
The advantage of such textiles is that
they can be washed without thereby dis
charging their colors. The cotton cloth
called Turkey red and the red marking
cotton are what is called ingram. There
are also double aud treble ply ingram
carpets -Bost0a Cultigator.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-02-04

Breathe through nose instead of mouth,
specially when going from warm Toolp 10
ia..,a oold or niGht air.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
(Rcported tor the DIspatch.l
OCroRyV 40. 1891,

OCTOBER 80, 1891.
No auction offerings Oh Change to-day.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes
sI.64I.35: tobacco, e., a.35-totai, s4,75O. 30:
private sales: Filters, IL; smokers, Is; cut
ters. "a: wrappers, "a; scrap, z; darks, T.
total, lO5 hogsheads.
Among the visitors OF note are hessrs. j. L.
Coodson, j. r. Pinnlx, h. l. ruke, Durham, n. C.;
George swain J. T. Parkinson, +. ii. Burton, j.
NJ Coyinyton, G. 6. Holland. ID. j. Halcomoe,
Dany,lie. Va: f. ID. Christian, New YORK; g. H..
Lindcnberger, Louisville, KY; John Gran, OF
Nav York Tobacco LedJ; T. !. Hancock, Lynch
burg, Va, and others.
O1ife a number Of tobacco visitors remain over
tIl Tomorrow. The attendance on breaks was
fou t.iay. and large sales were effected at
Davis * Gregory, at Dayenport's and Cren-
shaw's warehouses. Good working tooaccos were
in good supply. cutters abounded and sold well,
and tnerc was A fair sprinkling OF good wrappers
some West tobacco was sold also, and this
class Will soon be largely shipped mere oeVera'
tobacco buyers are about determined TO settle
here from other markets.
Ii is tiresoIne work following loose sales, ex-
aiming and bending tour TO sample every pile
offered, and it will be some weeks before all OF
our buyers are broke into the habit so active rs
compared with the hOgshead sample buying.
Prices on loose were very satisfactory to-day,
though buyers dropped OF on last sale TOO last
Vogshead sales were also quite good to-day. The
Goodwin tobacco granulator made by the CARD
well Machine Company here was awarded a
sneclal premium at the Fair, and several have
been sold In this city. The Fair tobacco exhibit
was not a special feature this year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
TIE DESPATCH INQUIRY.
Testimony of Iicut. Noel. Keeper Heck
ham, Lieut.. Mnlligau. aud Others.

Testimony of Iicut. Noel. Keeper Heck
ham, Lieut.. HIniugau. aud Others.
WASHINGTON, October 29.-In the
Despatch court Of inquiry to-day Lieu
tenant Noel. executive officer, said it
was customary if in the course OF trip
certain land or other mark did not
show the expected bearing 70 edge the
ship in or out 50 n to get it into the po
sitiOn i Was intended the vessel should
toe IN when the mark was reached.
Whom the course was changed the ship
was ont Of position two points to the
eastward. Further up the coast the
current was such as to set the
ship 10 the eastward and make it
ont Of position when it reached what was
supposed to be the Winterquarter
shoai hchtsnip. Up 10 the time the
light was sighted he thought the vessel
was in the right position. When he saw
the light the ships course was changed
10 one he was sure was safe and one that
would carry the ship safely until As
sateague hight was well abait the beam.
At the time the orders were changed he
dill not notify the commanding officer,
hut he did notify him OF the change
after the ship struck.
Keeper Blockham. OF the Pope's Is
land lie saving station, seven miles
from Wintorquartey shoal, testified that
90 the night OF the wreck he could not
see the relief hQhtship Drift, which had
replaced the Wiuterquarter shoal light
ship.
Lieutenant MulhQan testified that
when he went on deck Lieutenant Noel
told him the red light sighted was the
Wiuterqua,ter -hoal light. He testified
that be Did not report the light TO the
captain when he came on deck, because
be supposed he had already been told Of
il, as il had been in sight for half an
hour. He supposed that Lieutenant
Noel had changed the course OF the yes
sci upon tie captains authority. tie
had never been down the coast before III
the Despatch, but was satisfied the course
determined upon by Lieutenant Noel
was a safe one.
A number Of other witnesses testified
that the light looked rcd instead OF white
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
THE TURF.

WASHINGTON, October 29.--First race
Six furlongs-Lamplighter won Madrid
second. MrssPeck third. Time, 1:l5i.
Second race--five furlongs--Watter.
son won St Charles second. Gold Dol.
lar third. Time, LOG.
Third race--mile aud a furlong-
Senorita won Kingmaker last Time,
';5I. tOnly two started.)
Fourth Margherita won !;
Iattler second, Cerebus third. Time,
l:43s.
Fifth race-six furlongs-Tarrantella
won; Bslbriggan second, Gondolier
third. Time, l:l5l.
AT oUTrENDuRa.
durrENDuRa. n. j.. October 29.-Thc
track was dry and fast.
First race-fve furlongs-May ID.
won; Gonzales second, Lord Dalmeny
third. Time, 1.02,.
Second race-six MISUNDERSTANDING
won; Florimore second, SADIE third.
Time, 1:l6E.
Third race-six furlongs-Irregular
won; John Hickey second, Glenroller
third. Time, 1:l7i.
Fourth raco--one milc-Roquefort
won Belwood second, Little Fred third.
Time, l:i3i.
tlfth race-six and one half furlongs-
John Cavanagh won Mohican second,
Salisbury third. Time, :2l,.
Sixth race-scven furlongs Ma Belle
won Sparkling second, Derango thru.
Time, 1924.
AT GLOUCESTER.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., October 29.-To-
day IS events resulted as follows:
First race-seyen furlongs-Prince
Edward won; Faustina second, Roger
third. Time, 1924.
Second race six furlongs-Umilta
won; Sister lone second, Leon 7. third.
Time. 1:19.
Third race-seven and one-half fur
longs-Rose Howard won; Eric second,
Question third. Time, l:39;.
Fourth race-one mile-Lotion won !;
Bohsarius second, Lonely third. Time,
1:4G,.
Fifth race-four and one-half fur
longs Emma J. won; Benjamin second,
Basil DIXIE third. Time, SIG.
Sixth race-six and fourth furlongs-
Patrocles won Eddie NJ. second, Al
bert Stull third. lime, 1:23.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
CARPETS and MattinGS.

OF the former We show fun lines OF Ai.woot
Threo-Ply and Extra super. Also, T. Z. Extra
Super Unions and Cotton Dsmssks from the
best grades at SOC. down 70 zoe. per yard, but
our great strength Ii exhibited In the artistic
designs 50 strongly displayed In Hartford. Ak
Minister Moquettes. Alexander Smiths tsloAns!
No1uettes stinsons Veiyets, iornor's and
Simpsons aud Umbria. Ftye-framo BODY Brus-
sells, Cochrans, sanford's and Hign.kock Ia
pastry Brussels. together with tuli variety OF
Sloanis Imperial and Bromleys Gold Medal
Smyrna Rugs, Smiths Noquette Rugs, and q
few iobs ia otner makes that arc not quito a.
dslicately colored but equally as durable al ~
per cent under the regular price.
In Art-Squares We show great variety OF pat
terms In All-Wooi Extras, Cotton Chain supers,
and best Body Brussels
We prefer lot ~ carry over 70 another season
any OF tho Mattings now on band, and have &C.
cordingly reduced our prices about ID per cent.
Mattlngs and Carpets laid st short notice and
satisfactory work guaranteed.
No other house In Richmond can show better
selection OF LACE CURTAINS, CHENILLE
PORTIEREs. DAMAsk DRAPERIEs, NEsI!-
BUI.E FIXTURES, CORSlCE-fOLES, EAIBS.
SION BRACKETS, and the usual belongings Of
stylisnly FURNISHED apartments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31

evening tho Queen OF the Night in tho
Magic Flute" and the next Ayucene in
eli Irovatorc." On one occasion af,er
he had definitely Quilted the stage. she
appeared at benefit concert at Salz.
burg, her selections being ocean
Thou Mighty Monster" from Weber,
"Oberton ;" the mad scene of Opbel,a
from the Hamlet of Ambrose Thomas
and al Bacio, by Arditi, singing ali
three IN Incompatible fashion.
But for one drawback her career and
her fame would probably have been
worldwide. She was very plain and
she lacked distinction. her appearance in
later years having been that OF a good
solid German housewife. She delighted
IN dong her own Homework, and there
is story extant as to how an Impresario
once called TO sec the the famous prima
donna with intent to offer her an en-.
eagement, when he found himself CON
fron'ed by stoat elderly woman. who
was engaged in scrubbing down the
stairs.
Can ! see Nine. Wilt2" he asked
politely.
What do you want with her?" made
answer the elderly female, scrubbinc
away mean while as though her life de.
pended on the completion of her task.
i want TO see her on business prnv
take her my card AMI ask il | can see
her."
Wait a hit :" and the scrubbinp pro.
cess went on moro vigorously than ever.
The manager grew inpatient. "But
my good woman, cannot STAY here ali
day. Leave your work for a moment
and bring me an answer from your mis-
trcss."
just wait till have finished this last
step
80 the impresario was forced to pos.
sess his soul with patience till the securing
process was completed. Then the in
dustrious worker rose TO her feet, pulled
down her rolled-up sleeves, wiped her
hands, and remarked "Well, what
have you to say to Nine, Wilt? / am
Nine, Wilt"
OF late years she has evinced symp-
toms Of mental arrangement, and these
within the past few months became so
aggravated and threatening that her
family decided upon placing her
IN an asylum. How she learned
this fact is not known. But
on returning the other day from
a walk she went upstairs to
her own room, took OF her bonnet and
wrap and gloves, disposed them neatly
on the bed. and then she assembled TO
the highest story (the fifth OF the house,
opened a window, and fling herself
nom II hoadlong. She was instantly
killed. And so III melancholy fashion
ended the brilliant career of a great
singer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
BRIDAL TRIP IN A BALLOON.
The Aerial Vessel Drifted Thirteen Miles
North and Has Not Been Heard From.

The Aerial Vessel Drifted Thirteen Miles
North and Has Not Been Heard From
BIRMINGHAM, October 29.-At mid
night great anxiety is felt in Birmlng-
ham over the fate of young couple
who were married at the State Fair
Grounds early this afternoon and went
on bridal tour in balloon. Inc
party in the basket consisted of Aero
nont Baldwin, II. $. Hutcheson, the
Young groom. and the BRIDE, who was
Miss Minnie Consson. The balloon
shot up like a rocket to great height
and then slowly drifted almost. due
north. 1t was last seen high up in the
air passing over Newcastle thirteen
miles north of Birmingham, on the
louisville and Nashville railroad. The
balloon was going steadily toward tie
remote mountain regions of North Ala,
hama and directly away from railroad
and telegraph lines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GRAET BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Fr'ees for Money. Bonds. Stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton, &c.. and In Con-
nsction Herewith the wea-
ther Indications
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 30.-The stock mar
kel To-day was duh In tho aggregate, but con-
siderable animation was shown In spots. and
"hiio The tone OF tho market again continued to
"eaken, the important losses were few In num-
Der. The chara tier Of the trading showed no
change' aud except for some OF the foreign pur-
chases In tho forenoon the dealings continued
strictly professional nature. The news OF
mo failure OF the coal people to restrict the pro-
olction made the basis for bear raid on the
coaIers' and there was no support the prices
cropped materially Tho Changers we're paid O
sIott deal Of attention 10 and all were compare
usey active. yielding f-actionally. Tho indus
trihl5 were another feature, and sugar made
some vide fluctuations without changing mate
reIy from Inst nights figures. The general
hs'' however, was dull throughout the entire ses-
slon ana Remained barren OF interest, and tbs
general opinion seems 10 be that the liluidations
on pOth sides OF tho account having been practi-
caiy nushei, nothing but dulncss and small
nuctuliions, whlch soCnisc % tho pressure Of
inc traders Is likely to Toe downward will rule
uhtii after the election Is over sales eggrc-
gaici Is 900 shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
The Weekly Cotton Report.

LIVERPOOL, October 29.--Ihe weekly
cotton statistics are as follows: Total
sales of the week, $1,000; Ameri-
can, 10000: trade takings, includ-
ing forwarded from ships side. 5000 /;
actual exports, 5000; total import,
81, 600 American, 1000 total stock,
$4,000 American, 4S5, 900 total adoat,
$780, 900 American, $50, 900 SPECTATORS
took 1900 exporters took 1000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
,,. mo,z Case nj Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE, n. G., October In IN
the Mott case to-day the defence ao r
cIsred it would prove that the in nv, oun
Of the defendants was not 70 Eli any
one. bat to induce Micbai 70 deity :,
their sister. John Motz, the Oldest OF
The defendants, said Michsl drew LIS
,,,stol before he was threatened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, October 26.-Cdlrerton Stock
Yards: The receipts exceed those OF last week
some 500 head. Their quality generally Is salts
factory - dealers. Trade Is reported IN the
yards generally a. only fair. Values are on
nenrly, II not quite, half cent rs compared
with tlose ruling last week. Quotations range
from 5ii 10 Gtic. Most sales 1T 0a6t4c. net.
Receipts for tho week, i4,3s3. against 1857
last week and 1920 tho same week last year.
Cai9H LirC-St0ct Market: Receipts this week,
33le head, against 5.O57 last week. Fair 10
good selling at $3.50; roughs selling at -; Re
ccip's u sheep and lambs, 1904 head. Sheep
selling from ia to 4'4c.: lambs selling from TO
y -. Market Jul for lambs aud common sheep,
AID good FOR good sheep.
NEW YORK, October 97.-Cattlc -Reccipts,
1,lO6 head, all for exporters and slauehterers;
no trade; feeling weak; dressed beef dun
~ Giaa9c. per pound: shipments tom ,rrov,
POS beoves and 1850 quarters OF beef, Calves
Receipts. i3j bead; market hrmer veals, soa
IS per 100 pounds; grassers. s2ae2.5o; west
ern calves, s2.o0ss3. sheep and Lambs
Receipts. 5.5O9 head: market dun sheep,
sa5Oa24.75 per 100 pounds; lambs, st1oa
$50: dressed mutton duh at 1aslsc per
pound: dressed lambs weak nj sa9iec Hogs
Receipts. S.5SS head, including three cars Tor
sale; market steady az s4.t0as6.0o per lou
pounds
EAST LIBERTY, October 2T.-Ca.tle- Receipts.
2i0 head; shipments jsS head; market very
slow: . To 90 loads left over rom yesterday
prices 10 to l5c. OF from yesterdays decline.
No cattle shipped 70 New YORK iC-iay. uogs-
Receipts, 100 head; shipments, l,3OO head 4;
marAe, strong On So1I; steay On common;
Philsdelphias, S4.6jash70; corn-fed Workers,
s4.i5aSi.55; common 20 fair Workers, Saws
$3.50: roughs, s3.50gs4 - Three cara hogs
shipuei 10 New York to-day. Shecp-Re' eipts,
2,4OU head shipments, go head; sheep and
lambs. market demOralZei, vcEy few selling {;
25c. from yesterdays decline.
CHICAGO. October 7.-Cattle-Receipts. 3D.
900 head; shipments, $500; market slow and
weak. steers. s2.5jaSB.60; Texens. S2.23a
52.7O: rangers, slas5.25; stockers, s'as3.0o.
Hogs - Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
5000 head; market weak end lover; rough
and common. s3S0as395; mixed AMI packers,
Si.ljaSt.O. shcep-keceipts. 5000 head
shipments, 1,5OO; market duh and unset-
siactory: mixed and westerns, tf.3OaShlo
ewes and wethers, s9.25as5; lambs. s3.7oa
S5.@5.
ST. LOUIS, OctObcr27 Cattle Receipts, $500
head; shipments LOCO head market ilrm good
10 prime natives, II here, "a 05as5.1O; fair TO
gooI TO-, 81. jOastGO Texans and Indian steers,
S2GS3: CONS aui Gamers, slas2. Hogs-he-
colpts, o,5OOhcad; shipments, Loo head mar
ket lower fair 10 s.hcgyy, a. lOast21; llgnt,
fair TO prime. SIgJaSi.1O. sheep-Receipts
1000 head; shipments. 600; market steady
far u prime, s1.3OasIOO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
Twenty Houses and a Mil burned.

FRANKLIN. Tenn, October 29.-Fire
started in q stable back OF Williams s
planing-mill to-day, and in two hours
nearly twenty houses were burned. in
Guiding the mill. The loss is fully
10000, with about $4,000 insurance.
The burned property comprises houses
on three streets and on the public
sOuare
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31

-'i Have Been wider ~ She
"'0r', PLAZA Looking.
trsrrs telegraph
".l lately committed sui
~ rieclpitating herself
Sorry 81 the house IN
d. mast have been one
ia,rI.uary singers that in
lat appeared upon
Alr coupled for twen-
..-. p9s' Of leading prima
ierM Opera-House OF
-'- ne' marvellous voice be-
'' 'su years ago, she left
y appeared thereafter
" performances for the
'-.r'abl, object.
. F.rt.eman Of my ac-
... s-' he thorough musical
.,,..''' l ne toat lie had often
a., ~ 'sil Tic close Of her career.
IA. .... ~" voice as simply phe-
o., .. Easing any other he
H. y,.' ''a' 1t Was a powerful
ss p. --9' with all the lightness
~, + =, ''salization possessed
- '-a. 30 vast was it,
tls could sipg one
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31

rectors Of tho seminary have maintained
their independence and allegiance to
Professor Briggs, whose election to the
chair OF Biblical Theology was vetoed
6y the General Assembly. The two
days session resulted in o great deal OF
talk. but the matter il still unsettled,
with the circumstances being very IN
favorable towards any settlement yet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
DRESS, GOODS.
Hosiery and UndertCear.

We always pay much attention to this depart
msnt but this season We have surpassed al
former Efforts.
Derby-Ribbed, Fast-Black, liornsforf Dyes are
what everybody wants. we iurhish ms conp ,,
nation in every size nom 10 81 inches for chill
dren, and from 20 10 for ladlos and boys at tho
uniform price Of 25c.--aii full regalar.mado
seams. The sewci seams Of the same style are
only l21sc.
derw ear from zoe. for cotton goods up To tue
best grade Of Lambs Wool NJ 30.
Mems Natural Wool Underwear from o0c. TO ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
Aseml-OFFlCiAL STATEMENT
The Trouble wan Not Neeessitate I'M
Sending Of war-ships to Chile.

NV YORK, October 20. - Captain
rrb@n Of the navy yard in Brooklyn,
has made this statement: 1t Is the
opipion here at the yard that the
t opIn between our Government and
Chile will not go so far as to necessitate
the sending to Valparaiso OF some OF the
cruisers. Az .orroa
81, ,Se Government has been TO-
c ~ here. In case it should become
necessary to send part OF the navy to
South America not more than four ships
viii be needed to carry on our opera,
tons against Chile and its navy; There
are not more than three or tour our war az.
ships in its navy which could oief io'
sisiance to our cruisers: .u
At no time recently has our navy
heen in a position TO place so many OF
It's best war-sbips at the front In 80 short
a time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31
The Fnrmville and Powhatan Accident.

Mr.. James II. Werth returned yester-
day afternoon from Powhatan Court
house where he went to investigate the
circumstances OF the accident on the
Farmville and PoThatan road, OF which
he is general manager. He said that the
unfortunate affair was one Of those
things it was hard to avoid. The con-
ductor OF the passenger train WAS tech
nically right and morally wrong in what
no did, and the fagman of the freight
train was morally right aud technically
wrong. Conductor Gillian is very
painfully hurt about the head. and En-
gineer Cheatham's arm is broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-31

BuriNoHF. October 30.-Flour steady UNI
ohanged; receipts, 22,057 barrels: ship
ments. 3O249 barrels sales, ooo DAFT ~.
Wheef-No. = rcd easy; spot, 81. O2asasl !. O%1e;
October tL02l4asl.02h:; December, si:Vf'is
slO4,a: january, s1.00asl.0614; May, 81: i ia
-l.Illt: steamer. No. 2 rcd, 9sa9Slb; receipts
n1.CII bushels; shipments. $4,000 bishes;
stock, l447 $40 bushels; sales, lDo, 0OO oush-
els; southern wheat hrm; Fuitz, s9c.aslOt
Iongberry, slesl.05. Corn-Mized weak; syot,
65c.: year, 5314a53iac.; January. 52lsa53c. !;
February, 53y.a537sc.: March, o2s4ao3c. re-
ceipts. 1880 bushels; stock, 49,sl4 bushels;
sales, 235. 900 bushels; southern corn easy !;
white, 6Caj7c.; yellow, 6.ao4c. oats nrihei )
No 2 white western, 3sa39c. No. mixed west
ern. stiSg37c. receipts, 5000 bushels; stock'
f43.5l9 bushels. Rye strong and higher; no:
.. Ell: receipts, 4,7OI bushels; STOCK, lsl,.Of
bushels. Hay firm; good 10 choice tiinothy,
sl3asI4. Grain frelghts arm and unchanged; ;
Cotton nominal; middling, $3.50. Provisions
frm. Mess-pork, sll.50. Bulk qoosel-
shoulders, &c; iong-clear, &c.; ciear-rib
sides. Nc; sugar-pickled shoulders, 7c.; sugar
cured smoked shoulders, Sc. Hams-Large, =:
Butter steady aud unchanged. Eggs urn and
nncnanged. Coffee nrm; Rio cargoes, fair,
l6lxc.; No. Z, 13c. Sugar steady and un-
chnnged. whiskey sl.25asi.2S. Peanuts I'M
changed.
sr. LorIs. October 3O.-Flour firm and I'M
changed. Wheat-A cloudy sky and indica'
tons OF rain weakened the market. Tho close
WAS lI1c. below yesterday. No. red cash. y:a
g9l1c.: October, 92Iac. bid: December pa
gi%. Corn weakened along With wheat, ciosins
az the bottom. No. . cash, 5llsaol1tc. Octo-
Der, sic. bid; year, 3oIsa39]>c. asked NAY
4Oa4Oisc. asked. Oats weak, closing ttaesc. on
No. 2 cash, 2Slxc., October, 2siic. Nay, &c.
bid. whiskoy steady a, sl.ls. Bssgins, otsa
7c. Iron cotton-ties, e1.35aSi.40. PROVISIONS
dun and shade easier In sympathy with o'nef
markets.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. N. c.. October 3o.-Iurpen.
tine sIeady AZ 33c. sRossn nrm strained. i.iV;
good strained. ellis. Tar arm a. eI.Io,
Crude turpentine nrm: hard, 81 yeiiow-"p anu
virgin, al.90.
NEW YORK COTTON gUTUsE$
Nav YoaE, October .--Cottoa-Net receipts
none: gross, 1852 bales Futures closed Quie'
and steady sales, 09,lo bales Vcsooet
o.. l5asS.l7: November. IS. lIsxo.iS De;em
Der, eS.25ae8.26; January, - $685.; t ~
rusry, es.4 March. eS61seS os; Apnis ". a. o..
oS.73; May, ea.s2aoS.S3; june, oSsSesded
july, 9.Oiaso O3, August. -. 10as8.ll.
LIVERPOOL MARKETa
rsvrrpool. October 30.--NsQa.-Cottou dul
and pr.ces generally in buyers fsvor Amor
can middling. l1-l6d-; Gales. I.00o oaiee
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THE STEAMSHIP MosELLE ASHORE.
Passengers and Crew Arrive at Colon in
Four Life Boats-No Lives Lost.

Passengers and Crew Arrive at Colon in
Four Life-Boats-No Lives Lost.
PANAMA. October 29.-Four OF the
life-boats OF the royal mail steamer
Mosulle arrived mt Colon this morning,
bringing to that port the passengers and
a portion of the officers and crew OF the
Moselle, which, it was subsequently
learned, had been wrecked two miles to
the westward of Point Iuro, near Colon
The shipvrecked men report that the
Moselle left Port Limon yesterday
evening and while proceeding on
her. voyage struck rock at
about ( o'clock this morning 100 yards
from shore. Three boats, manned by
officers and men Of the Moselle, put of
from the steamer for the purpose OF Oh
tanning assistance, but no all could be
obtained from the shore owing to the
very heavy surf which prevailed at the
time. The steamer Is rolling con.
sidcrably, but a hope is entertained OF
getting her off if timely assistance can
be rendered. No lives reported lost.