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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
OTHER MARNErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Nov. Acknowledging last q hours SIG
last week - 1874 head consigned Trough ,se head
NewYork ~ head on sale 10 heS sre FEW sale Of
good fat cows At s. sase Veal calves strong god TO
81 ssG fst Re- ss1 las, "a heSr. head
nus s2o bead for 81. heal lm to Ss
$50 head sale 1000 head add m% weak Ip lower
& GOOD to shses s YerksrS 81 soq Ssss w.
81 - good heavy ends 50 e5asaoo roughs 50 25gs3 30
p- s. s0a 81 ~ stays sass p msdigms sold late az
Recalrs last - hours a 400 head, total for week
thus iar 100 aaG yh Tor 80, ' head d to New SSS
head Deb sale 1909 head market opened strong or good
sanly na 1 s s. @a io s tn choce 81 9oas4 -
fair ~ good 81 5oaSa - culis ana light s. 'Sq$5 - ne
fae .S,rs going al 81 3OaSi 81 mixed sheep good 10
Tori sies - sass 20 vcthcrs Cs to i NJ s. ecqs3
Union Stock Yards Chicago Nov lo-.a'tle- i'ee.pls
s S9a ss.a s,3S eS' and fesder g 25as cows ard
en- rangers s. lcGss %. II gs-Reeelps 5000 head
Market steady Heayy packing ans IliPsng 'o,s - ',e
soriSi s. e@as3 20 light s. 4ogs3 70: ps- 81 2oasa 50
choice. 81 7iasa 20. lambs. saGsi 80.
s., Louis NOV l5-cat'le Receipts 1913 head. Market
81 40 Gows - 90 % head Mark de and prices
s. .5aS3 sheep-RecAlps 100 head. Market steady
w. s' i6ecp Ns 81 So lamb: s. 90
c Nov lGogo head q MAJ
s. 81 light So 3oas3 80 pigs. s3asi CatileReceips
To- good s3asl: heifers best 81 soqs3 fair to
good 5Oas2 80 stokers and feeders 81 op 20 q" bulls
81 GoaS2 10. calves Aass Iexas ana Westrrn s,reis
East Liberty Nov. 15.-Cate-Receip,s very light to-
day and market unchanged prices. Prime.
s. %: good. 81 o5ds4 - good butchers 81 ~g
rough 5OIS3 bulls. cows and stays 81 5yp
S3 fresh cows and springers Sl5as40 feeders s3 3H
81 30 hefers 81 25as3 % Hogs-Receipts more liberal
to-day demand Is light and the market very SLOW
Prime fight 81 SOqS3 80. medium grades 80 73gs3 -
haqv, Tpd<3 ~: 70 fair Workers. So bJd
81 10. roughs s3qs3 - Sheep-Supply light and the
demand good market unchanged prices Extras
s. sOdS3 good 4Oas2 90. 81 0oGS2 2p common.
50cdSl lambs 81 25aS+ 20 veal calves s6nS6 10 heavy
ana thin calves S2dS3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16

,,,,ooco Nov - (specaD.-It was the dul'es' ua'
, ,.,r 81, wheat The tendency was uo"""a'O' ~
. - checked hv shorts and privilege holders Inc
49, boa no apparent ralying power ana the spe
-, 80 corsrlcuous by rs absence safes OF ~ y
t-@..,s - NJ . red winter and SooU ousne'' An tn,
- made hut had effect on NhIuss 81 ~, ~
- on trsnsls Of the went 10 Interior I,,,h
~, y -, - Louis Receipts at Mlnnealoils, L "a $50
,r.re | 3s6 against ! b23 cars lds1 49, COZ ooo
,, ',s,r primary markets had l3osVW asa, .a ,vsak
,.h.ts lost year Foreign markets were rrpo. -, ais
I his with the large gold and small wn,a' s y, XII
an. i h,virg December opened at Or SOU az. ~ n
- ,iosa6 a, ga. cents bid. Charters were io' "''
,-,eseis' estimated receipts to-day, All cars. D.
,"-r ras weak especially for the near iu,.' ~ -
,,a-s soid November and December Iney los . - -
- -ssnecttvalv FOR May lost "a ceit
Nj The t,ivng against puts helped Ma. 40 @ n,hsi
Urinary markets received 2T2OoO against
a., ,,oar Estimated receipts for tonlorrD" S'' N"'
br.rs we're 10 900 bushels az %. cents 10 buiao M,
oa,s we're ,srv dull and weak. 'asn gram
,od nd there was little speculative buFths vi oa =
NJ -aned M 2x sold 20ss02a, and closer a. - -
"et certs charters were 5000 bushels Esui"'eu ~
CENTS for tomorrow 10 cars. . ..,La-s soii
t,rovis,,ns we've extremely dull Armours hoAers ~
r.urf with considerable noise an the outset ~.
rrl vas too cautious follow. and me gehernL Puo
ras NOT Interested. The entire range ior Jatuais 10
~ co az Gso 10 with the opening and the close ~ ,le
lower price hid. January lard opened ah 81 al dav
I'm, sol AZ 81 co January ribs sold AT - es az 20,
csir,s Of hogs were % with prices unchahgeu es'
m, ted receipts FOR Saturday. 240oO ,, -. 80.
~, tho curb puts December wheat closed NJ -
,os At rs cents May corn closed az -"7s cans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
snI-THERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov. l5--Cotton steady: middng SIC. low
ldlling Tac good ordinary T9.c receipts
$50 bales exports Great Britain G5li bales
Wis. 2D3 bales sales i3s bales. stock bales
Weeky-Net receipts 81 1876 bales 81 1876 exports
10 Great Britain 1902 bales: TO France 4Ggs bales 10
the continent 625 bales. coastwlse siS2 bales. sales
10 O25 bales: spinners, ~ bales.
Sorfok Nov l5-COtton. quiet. mddng -. low
mlddling Bc good ordinary 61sc and gross
ceipts 49, bales. exports, cOaswise 3+2 bales
oGo hal ia bales. W-ekly-Net and gross
receipts as bales. exports, coaswise a. 30J bales
savannah Nov I5-Coton quiet and easy; middllng.
-iGc low midding 1916 net and gross receipts
s5 bale. exports the Continent boo bales
Wise 1851 bales sales 20 bales. stock ~ lAG bales
Weely-Net and gross receipts 2T3T3 bales exports
the Continent bales coaswise IL, 524 bales
bales.
N.w-Orleans Nov. l5.-cotton. quiet good mlddling
, Gc middling ilGc. low middling 1916. good
ordinary 7sc receipts. u $40 bales gross ~ 23g
bales exports France bales. the Continent II
bales sales CO. bales stock 34i 2Dl bales. Weekly
receipts - as bates 7G4s2 bales exports TO
Great Britain II $50 bales France 1900 bales.
the Continent 20 G23 bales coaswse 1911 bales sales.
&c 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16

lrsey. 40 tons: river boats l75 tons canal boats 'o
pns. total, LIE tons Receipts OF straw. loo tons
POTATOES AND vEGETABLES-The potato market
sows no Improvement. and II seems almost Impossible
reduce the accumulation Sweet potatoes scarce ana
nm. with prices again higher Onions nrin for fancy
bit poor dragging. Cabbage dull. Celery steady
Culihower Irregular in quality and value. Squash and
tunips dull New-orleans and Boston dollhouse veg
enbes sell readily when choice Baltimore spinach IN
moderate supply and steady Florida vegetables generally
and receiving little attention though fancy would
sd Charleston beans active and shade higher VII
gnia beans mostly poor. Virginia peas Arm and higher
Cher vegetables unchanged. We quote: Potatoes. Long
Hand. bbl. DOcqSi do Maine sack. sipsl ~ do
safe and Jersey TjvOc sweet potatoes Jersey per Dbl
SIS4 80, do Virginia. per bbi So onions red. Dbl
Ucnsi DO yellow. slGsi -; do white. siGsl 80. cab
hge 100 81 JDGs3 so; caulhower bill 5Ocls2 oO
clcry. dozen stalks i0G7Oc; cucumbers Florida
ri crate. SlNs3 30. plant, Florida. per Dbl.
5CG>3 80. do per box 81 30; lettuce. New Orleans
pr bbl. s. 5OGSI. do Boston per dozen. 5On1jc. kae
Ialtimore per Dbl ST. okra. Florida per carrier 81 25a
80, do New Orleans per box 81 green peas, Norfolk
Pr basket S2ns4 do Florida, per SGS2 80 string
bans Norfolk pc: basket I5cGsi. do Charleston per
hsket '5cHSl -; squash per Dbl 30QcOc pumpkins per
hi 1'c. Russia turnps. Dbl 5on7oc.
90 punches. 81 Jons2: radshes. dollhouse. per 100
)unchcs 81 JOGS2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
,or,TrERS on MLEODS LAKE.

Stockton letter 70 The san Francisco can .-,
The floating village on Mcleod i- ian e;attractvs
feature of Stockton-as peculiarly n Franc.sco
the Barbary Coast or Tar Fiat OF co nan and
dstnctively original in Its aS.s Ike are
homes OF the dwelisrs on me- odd assortment
OF heathful happy simple and modem na ,t seere,
that IS in fact part OF the dpgnparv and common
Tbese Argonauts of the tules recently assert
their right to live their lives in their own peculiar
way unhampered by legislative or Juu, ,a,h ~
straint in hurting defiance In the very d sel" mo-
Harbormaster GdrwoOd who, In an uhs w u, IL
ment had the ,emerity to demand docnhse ,s,ie ~
village Captain Acker who glories IN ,ne ' ~ his
King of the Lake" spoke the sentiment OF HE
people in rejecting the demand ,..,,. ox,s,
would sink the arks Of PsopIe, scSt nr co my
ditions haul the Pollywog through the tues VI '"'
The Kng possesses The faculty. "od yy al Of English
as abe Is ordinarily pronounced eut When ne No" ~
to his subject. as he I'D on this ocoaS'0' "' se''
LOOK here young feer he continued growing Ing
excited men Jim Budd sail right, ana aoh IN YOU
sroi, 4, see,; shaking a bony finger at the oftlcer
wv didn Won tackle Jm's launch and the Polly,
T0s when they Tas taEes With the King OF the
Lake which is me? Go and ask me t,ovvInoa anu d
moi NJ TO pawn taxes for foatin' our craft on
Gods free waters. Now. you skip, oo,,a ., Me-
Leod's lake have had with the outside world in
the quarter OF a century OF their history Inc per-
.r nphiS ainad FOR him the Increased love OF his
peonle This incident has attracted the attention
OF the people OF stockton to their queer neshbors
ZION. They are peaceable among themselves and
obey their self-lmposed rules OF neghbcrly gov
many OF the villagers leave their beloved mud:
banks and drop down the stream 10 hunt hsh and
trap Their earnings during these weeks suffice "a
supply their wants during the remaining months
OF the year When the nsh have been marketed
and the last hide has been sold and the game Law
closes the markets the fleet drifts back. and the
NfgI cod Talfa
simple life that has been led for . quarter OF u
century
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
CASH QUOTATIONS..
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. November Is. is

New-York November 10. 1885
COTToN-The market started with loss Of 10 to II
pn the can and after ne call there was slight
M time only and prices eased OF until they We're about
s points under YESTERDAY closing On ne cary ue-
ID this buying hrmness with reaction OF part
( the loss During he afternoon the market was quite
Nd recovered part Private cables state that the
Ss1 orleans house which hal been long OF in
Liverpool failed 10 meet the demands made upon 1t
.aiel The feeling abroad be rather bearish
an 10 hold what cotton they have on hand ana that
IS pei the crop has already been marketed and
XGrs expeess 'o o se, 1000 bales against
Is las, Year our market closed weak with
n To- p points with sales Of bales The closing
lrce about at the lowest OF the day The weak.
sree uptown retail financial trouble Letters
received from South Carolina from people WI are IN close
touch the farmers OF North and south Ssroina say
m the Of the last six weeks has increased
s.P sr, more cotton than was thought possible
months They also say mat me farmers nav pss
a. Change to-day he believes that the Caronas VIII
.ss A. much cotton as they year. This kind Of
49, is used by the confirmation Of their prede-
uus increased crop estimates The interior receipts
rstor showing hesvy receipts while moVt Of the smaller
si w. were 10 $50 bales against 15s 1876 bales last
week ana 4is last nterior shipments FOR me
-s sgs las, year Interior stocks Increased S5e42 bales
eoed with me sS2ea as yk ann and IA 90 last
ssr The port receipts FOR the week were l73 bales
nor ,hn they week but i34.523 bales less than
s, ver the spond!nE week last The various
receipts the week unusually large amounting 20
r g13 lsl.s including s605 bales nj brunswick lt"V
sss a. uart ROYAL 200 bales at Pensacola The re-
ps az SATURDAY are of.ciay estimated az
sGs q. bales O35 bales last week. 2VsZ'
hale last 10 s63 bales two wears ago TO-DAY
csts IT,. principal ports follows; Galveston
a2q bales against 80 bales the corresponding IA! s
Te4k and 10000 bales last year; NeV-Oreans, l93.o
49, against SCI bales and 20 s1 bales Mobile. lO'z
tsss against PIG and Oo2 bales Savannah si' baies
sgsirsf 1926 and 6523 bales Charleston 4ts Daes
sssi~ 10 and O57 bales Norfolk 452 bales. against
sSS4 ana 24S bales To-day receipts al Houston "ers
GQs bales against go bales same DAY last week ana
Il 500 bales year. and at Memphis 35VA DaIes
as7 and 607 bales. The week. receipts al @
w. ~ GU bales against 81 1913 bales last week anu
~ az bales last year Receipts at memphis lor ,Ils
- -. - q2l hales against 90 917 last week and
90 IS bales last year. ,o.,,~ h,,. ~.
Opening range and close to,day: ana Closing ''' Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
ErROPEAN pRODrcE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov. II. 3i5 p. m.-Reef-Extra India
oil M los. pr me mess dull at SIS "a P0rk-Prime
western fine dun at j5s DO medium dull AS I'd Hams
short cut about ~ 10 iG n. dull 43s Cd Bacon
Cumberland cut about - 20 80 ~ easy 36s short rib
aiout - ~. steady 3js 3D. mldles. about
No. du at 3s. long and short clear middles about -
H. steady az 2Ss 81. ShOulderz-AbOut II H. firm
;s's. Lard-Prime Western spot tull nj a0s Cheese
american finest white steady As Ga for september make
ad steady az 46s for cOored. CottOnseed oi-Lverpoo
rin"d steady AZ is Cd Spirits urpentine steady M
Is 81. Rosin-Common firm at a. 81. Wheat-No . red
winter steady az 5s 2ad No rcd spring stock Flour
= Louis fancy winter steady at Is 81. Corn-MlXed
western spot dun a. b sd November dull is 3D. De-
cmher dull at b 4a,d January dull az IS 81. Hops
IondDu-facthc Coast dull asa Dos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
~. ~
Cneninc range and close to-day and cioshs Di1s wv
go follow:

Market closed weak az Is p points decline so
Wi Yesterday closing prices. Transferrible hoHces ~
Total sales 3d. bales - % ooo ,olas
e5iiri,na sales TO-DAY $500 bales American
srs s0uc-- 900 bales. American. ll.OcO bales
6 on bales American COCO bales "iduiinH ur,tanc.
Futures led buyers a I-"t az
rlosel steaJv 10 points decline NoVenoci -
I)ecenlb- 423 December January 80 ry
f--reh-a-, 423s Fe1riiaryMarch. 423bsh MarCh
5etl-t Apri MAY MsyJune, AIS June IVY
l-lv- August 400 August September 42s9s 80,
Yarns tending down. cloths dull The lAVerpoo "e"''
- 4 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16

can ordinary 1917: 81, Paul common, TN New iork
Central i02i4 Pennsylvania. BAY; Reading o- nexcah
Central nov i nor cent bonds II; Louisville and Nash
vile ST.: Atchison common. lIs -,
5,an n n, The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the
parL rng,,nd on balance to-day Is f3001o Money, NJ
ner cont paris advces quote per cent rentes Al 100
,r1rcz 4, centmes the account and exchange on
irnlon a, % francs 22is centmes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16

COFFEE speculation is again featureless ,ns
easel activity OF last week being succeeded py ns'
sses and narrow fluctuations. Cables are iare
r,-aztiiar receipts free. and warehouse u'N ~
mil iIavre closing steady Noyenber 90 lran'S
INV o,er. November % 10 December, 100 Janua
n * Feoruary 40 RIO quiet at IA ~" res ior f
ired states 1000 bags. and for Europe 80 "at
s.. - coo hays Santos market firm a. l3.S"p Iei7'
e~arces for United States 10 900 bags ana iot
80. 49, sock at Santos 4G7 600 bags, recelpts az
D. g. November 49, l. $50 600 bags. against
22- 90 bags last year: receipts same PERIOD al 9A'
20 90 hags against 2.OGO.0p bags last yeat ,. 90,
a. rats c.osed quiet unclaimed 70 ~ po'"s "N
rrera 2 bags IS follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
THE SITE or TRADE.

,,.,,,o-s Nov 15-Fiour dull Wheat steady; No
,r, and November, G4IzM6444c December. 3Ju3o&c
Ma, G,ilGasc: steamer No rod, 6liAaGl%c: southern
sh", r~,a 051GGc. do grade. 6iAaS4Ac stock J1,
az, hush. sales 1900 bush Corn Arm: mixed spot 80
80 So,erbsr 3GA.c bid: November old 3J+n3oc
Die 9tisG3tSe. January. 3t4a34f.c: February 3tiza
StSc steamer mixed 3J7a35Hc southern white. 3tg3Ic
80. g3T3Tc stock 400 900 bush sales. i15, Wy
hnsh oats quet: No white. Western 23d23'fc; NO :
t, 40 ,2isG &c stock 225 go bush Rye dull No 2
nAsa nearbv l7dISc esiern. stock $1,000 bush Hay
arr sl5 70 Grain freghs quiet Eggs firm, 2lqZZ'
Ofher articles unchanged
Position Nov. l5.-FloJr quiet Corn steady oats quiet
shorts quiet Provisions quiet Butter steady Nortnsrn
Western, 2lQ22c. Cheese nrm: NORM
err iObGiic Western. gd0c. Eggs firm; Eastern. 2lp
oac Western and Michigan. &c.
lhlcagn Nov. I5.-The leading futures ranged as fo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Nov - p m-Consols. i0i4. Tor money and
los li-G for the account Canadian Pacific. 5s's Erie
IL do second consos 7J,.. Illinois Central loO'. Next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16

1r S1Pp's - ~ focal market Brazil CROWNS Is
yraciic liz unchanged win SOM cs Tor RIO No spot,
w fa,ns sss i5lc named as :air pa h i, not
events ne market Is enrey nvnice lines The market
800 stlNlS a. about steady but not yer. a., With
DPUGs-A very firm market y p0uoted at 81 10 ana
& 0h o as s. s0@si S. Trading hS%ese S Mod
fa,1s ~ ouofed al 81 S0as2 40 oun.nnae regular
demand with Price "''~''
27i4c for = W DrahD' -.,,, s,.sav with
Essr.,..rrAr OILs-The market is genera1H nenEermnt
practically unohangea; ouo,e, OF anise 81 %
sn se4w mime Sc 75@s2 30 good s. ~ Is; god
81 10 hemiocE 35qsoc; lemon prime, gioc. peppermn,.
wes,eas cans 81 750sI s. WAYNE Count" casi sasss-
g. and cases 81 2Vs2 - nsd2. spearnin 81 IL
sis2 q .anv 81 70 wntergreen nstp ss os2 ~
and ar,i,c,al sya05c wornwooa p ua, golden seal
Eools The mars, nr h' We quote Buraoek .4gSo
geluan 3s94c. ginseng soaeneI"' Jamaica unbeached
~ Ner,hwestern 75iec golden seal 22a2S,, man
drake sc sarsaparn H9ndu, Minneses DC Mani
80 sF', Ia. canada I3ispl3c; Texas --"''
s FT az. Avn MEAI-The marSet 'oT hIrp Witch fair
opisl1. OF s'Ight Inc result q. private rsnorte
wtaiu he last two csys ont ~, ~ wheat nour feat
Ss were e,a saies were 500 pxks; 81 @
1els patents 1t 81 ~ 81 10 444o ibis city pa
sSs o@ Ssf as 5000 bs clear G1ss - s. sSa.$
So q and private terms o 'I Nominal at 81 ,.
bycKwhEAT Ries 500 s6ls 81 Io9s2 90 Quoted
COR!,MEAL-Qgiet sales 20 XII Western ana So ~,
I, g 50 snG rxExsssdy 9ss'it.s I'm,
white sJ4s Sc: yellow s,l,70c % n. OoaIV
9no;ee ~ @ shaTrs sogss re DC
T7isQspc homny chop. ", To- Tor bran .,..a
oil a5cqs: city feed The tobbing trade - sen
y Increasing as usual a, tes P},'s is steady 70 h5
nsrkst for most knes ly held Valencia gp Prunc
az n,i.i ," SIN daoestic are somewhat hi's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-16
SMALL DECLINES IN STOCKS
GOLD EXPORTS CAUSE LOSSES.
STANDARD SHARES LITTLE AFFECTED
BONDS AND MONEY

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE NOVEMBER d.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-17

Mr. and Mrs. &. L. Rothwell at their ONE
near Collins Beach last night celebrated
tho iiftieth III Eniyersary OF their wedding.
A large number of the friends OF the aged
couple made the evening an enjoyable
one hlr. and Mrs. Rothwell were mar
ried ON January .. 1915. Mr. Rothwell is
. son of Major Willism Rothwell, OF The
LeYels." His wife was q daughter OF
George Collins. for whom Collins Beach
was named. lie lived IN the enrae house
for eighty eight years. The celebrants
have always lived In Biackbird hundred.
He 10 tile Oldest OF eighteen children.
The iollo owing children have blessed the
union of the happy old couple: Ex-Coroner
George q. RothwGll OF l}laekbird hundred.
Mrs Dr. George c. Borst OF Mt Union,
Pa. Mrs. John A. Gayton OF Lewlstown.
Pa. Mrs, James Schaller OF Mt. Union,
Pa. Mrs. Tnomas Arehy Of Huntingdon,
Pa, William Rothwel OF Nsw York City,
and Il. L. q. Rothwsll OF Wlnslou Juno.
tion. n. j.; Miss Annie E. Rotlwoll Of
1horoughiare Neck. Mrs. Mary t. Rough
OF Mt Union Pa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-17

FRosTBURe, Md, Jan. l7.---At the funeral
services Of Misc Lille Nickel the Rov. M.
Britt. Of tho English Lutheran church.
preaohsd powerful sermon, which b
stirring up Frestburs He referred to the
nieddlesome busybodiss Of tho neighbers
hood In scathiug language, saying thae
those who had slandered the fair name Of
the dead girl deserved to. be hanged up
by their tongues" and these who hal
listened to the falsehood deserved Ito b.
hanged up by their ears." Mr. Britt said
that the malicious man who started the
stories about the girl stood guilty Of het
murder. Some time ago she heard that
travelling man had made remarks de-
rogatory to her character, upon which she
got revolver and made the man .retraoo
what he had said. When unloading the
weapon it was discharged, causing he's
death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-17

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 10 Flour STEADY ) winter
super, S2l092.20; do. extras. Ss.2j7l2 40; No. Q
winter family, S250D ,60; Pennsylvania roller
straight, s2.811275; western winter, clear.
S2.5ozl2.7o. Wheat quiet, steady with 60l4c. bid
and 60Ilo. bid for January. Corn quiet, steady,
with 4ec. bid and isiac. asked for January.
Oats quiet, unchanged. with 37t4c. bid and
3l}4c. asked for january. Hay steady; good to
choice timothy. sl2 5ODl3. Beef quiet. Pork
more active; new mess, Sl2 f5Stl3; short clear.
$3.50. Lard steady; western steam. 81; city,
Sd,371dG6.5O. Butter dull; western dairy. 100
loci do. creamery, l5Gs25e. do factory. l01b
l5c,; Elgins, 26c.i imitation creamery, l2tlsc.;
New York dairy, l01eJc.; do. creamery. 100
2Sc; Pennsylvania creamery prints, extra,
&c., exceptional lots higher do. choice, BIC;
do. fair to good, 22d2io,; prints jobblng at 27D
30c.a Cheese dull large. q11lllc.; small. $40
l2c spart skins. 3ls19c.; fun skins, EOS. Eggs
dull; New York and Pennsylvania, 23c.; ice
house, l7Glyc.; western fresh, 22Ixci south
ern, a0ll2lc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-17
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Tho Senate Confirms Major Brown as SEQ
retAry of Internal Afnira.


HARRISBURG, Jan. 17.-The nomination
Of Major Isaac b. Brown, of Cory, to be
secretary OF Internal affairs was sent to tho
senate yesterday by the governor and con
firmed. Nearly hundred now bills wore
dumped inUo the legislature. Among those
in the senate werc: A btu under which
cities and boroughs can acquire the plants
of private water companies by condemna-
tion; prohibiting the employment of chill
dren between the age OF II and l6 years in
factories; requiring textile employers to
furnish their hands with specifications of
work, and to keep work rooms at proper
temperature; making 1t a misdemeanor
for any person to give or receive money or
valuable things for vote at n general or u
primary election; requiring the retention
by employers of alien labor sufficient
money from their wages to pay county
and township taxes; q judges retirement
Dill, which provides that any judge of
record who shall have served consecutivcly
Tor more than twenty years, or for moro
thah thirty years in the aggregate, may re-
sign and retire on full pay, provided that
he shall not practice i'm the courts or ulye
legal advice to corporations. The chattel
mortgage bill was reported from commit
tee favorably, as was the bill requiring
but one verdict in an ejectment suit; also
the bill authorizing the creation of FIVE
new subordinate officers for the senate.
Senate adjourned to Monday evening.
Among the bills introduced in the house
were Abolishing hanging and substituting
the electric chair; to prevent deception in
dairy products; dividing the elites of the
state into three classes with respect to pop
ulatlon, and providing cities of popula-
tion OF l,OO0,O00 and over shall be of the
hrst class, those containing 100000 and
less than 600, 900 second class; those con-
tanning population under 100, 900 sAall be
OF the third class; providing tint state ap.
proprition to tho school districts shall be
distributed on the basis of the local school
tax and tho amount spent for schools; re-
quiring school districts to raise at least as
much money by local taxation for school
purposes as the district received from the
state appropriation the preceding year.