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Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
GENERAL BLANGO In CUBA
Issued Proclamation Promising Glenn
ency to ALI Who Observe the Laws
War Will Be Prosecuted
vigorously,
Vigorously.
SPANISH OFFICIAL SURPRISED AND ANGRY
General Weyler, on Sailing from Cuba
Declared That He Had Been Re-
called to Please Rebels and
the United States,

Havana, Nov. 1.--On the arrival of
General Banco, the new captain general,
the vessels and streets we're generally
decorated, while the wharves we're crowd,
ed and troops and volunteers lined the
thoroughfares.
Marshal Blanco has issued the follow
ing proclamation, saying: 81 shall follow
broad policy in my endeavor to restore
fraternity among all Cuban inhabitants;
l am sincere in my intention to inaugu-
rate new government policy, the object
of which will be to secure and preserve
peace. Clemency awaits all of those who
observe the laws, but however regretable
it may be, shall vigorously fight those
who obstinately or ungratefully continue
to carry on the war"
There is no reference made to autonomy
In the proclamation, which produced
bad effect among sympathizers with the
insurrection.
RECALLED TO PLEASE THE UNITED STATES.
Madrid, Nov. Much surprise and
ill-feelIng has been occasioned in official
circles by statement appearing in the
accounts of the demonstration in Havana
on Friday, which preceded General Wey-
ler's embarkatiou, that he declared, while
addressing the deputation, that he had
been recalled in obedience to the wishes
of the rebels and the demands of the
United States.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
MARKET REPORTS.

New York, Nov. 1.-Money on call
nominally q 2 per cent; prime mer-
cantile paper, 81 q AZ per cent. Silver,
575s; lead, $3.S71a; copper, 1o4.
OhIcago.-Cattle, receipts, Is, 500; strong
to 100. higher; beeves, $40o q IS 20;
COWS and heifers, 50 90 @ $3.50; Texas
steers, 1886 q So 80; westerns, SO 80 a
$4.35; stockers and feeders, s 800 q 81 40.
Sheep, receipts, $4,000; strong to loo.
higher; native sheep, $26O q $3.50;
westerns, $3.1o q $4.15; lambs, $3.50 q
1915.
Kansas CitY.-Cattle, receipts, 1000;
steady to strong; Texas steers, 81 so q
SAILS; Texas cows, $3.50 a $3!05; native
steers, 1886 q $5.O5; native COWS and
heifers, $1.60 q $3.50; stockers and feed
ers, $3.50 q 81 35. Sheep, receipts, 1000;
strong; lambs, $3 so q $3.50; muttons,
$3.50 @ $4.25.
Chicago.-Wheat, November and De-
Gem Der, new, 96l4; old, December, 92l4
Corn, November, 261s; December, 264
Oats, November, 1871; December, 1914.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
CONFLICTING CLAIMS.
Republicans and Democrats Make
Claims in the Ohio Election.

Cincinnati, Nov. 1.-The contest in
Ohio for members OF the legislature is
Democrats say that they have no such
chances for the election of their state
ticket as for the legislative tickets. The
Republicans claim their state ticket
will be elected by large plurality, and
say they will have majority in the legis-
lature without Hamilton county, but are
today claiming that they will elect IA
members of the legislature from this
county by reduced majoritles. The
Democrats claim they will carry Ham:l-
ton county by 10000 to $4,000 plurality.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
UNION PACIFIC SOLD.
KeOrs sanizatiOn Committee Bought
the Great Property for
$J3, s,J32 76

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 1.-The Union Pa
cifc was sold to the reorganization com
mittee for $39,993, ,2Slo7 for the railroad
property, and $l3,645, ,250.39 for the bonds.
PARTICULARS OF THE SALE.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 1.-The Union Pa
cifc road proper, including the buildings
and all that goes to operate the system,
was this morning sold to the reorganiza-
tion committee for the sum of $685.
53276 This amount does not include
the sinking fund in the hands of the gov.
ernment, and taking this $4,036,4oO, the
amount stated in the government decree
covering the sale, the total paid for the
property was $57,564,93276. There we're
no other bidders, and the road went to
the reorganization committee without
opposition.
The sale was in itself one of the most
tame and uninteresting performances it
is possible to imagine. Master-in Chan
Gerry Cornish was the auctioneer. He read
the notice of the sale and the protest
from Managing Receiver Trum bull, of the
Union Pacific Denver & Gulf road, against
the sale without the other Union Pacific
properties of the Cheyenne & Northern
road, line that is claimed by both the
Denver q Gulf and the Union Pacific. He
then announced that he was ready to re-
ceive bids.
General Louis Fitzgerald acted as
spokesman for the purchasing trustees.
Under the terms of the sale the purchasers
have 80 days within which to pay the full
amount of the purchase money, and that
part IF the transaction will be carried
ont in New York.
The crowd was Packed so closely around
the doorway and up in front of the center
of the building that members of the re-
organization committee who came out to
buy the road were unable to see anything
or hear word of what was going on.
The sale today was under mortgage
held by the United States government.
On tomorrow there will be held another
sale for the foreclosure of other trust
deeds, securing the construction bonds,
which constitute the first lien on the
road
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
NEW YORK CITY ELECTIONS.
Figures and Estimates Of Votes for
Different Candidates As Given
Out by Managers.

New York, Nov. 1.-Republican Chair
man Quigg says the ratio of votes as be-
tween Low and Tracy will be 81 to l, and
expects Tracy will poll total of 100000
votes. Ex.Mayor Hugh Grant, Judge
Van Wyck's manager, estimates that the
Democratic candidate vote will be 224,-
600. Grant places Henry Georg's vote at
10000 to $4,000 and gives Tracy and Low
235, 300 between them.
Chas. Steckler, for the Citizens Union,
claims plurality of $1,000 for Low over
Van Wyok in the present city Of New
York.
At the George headquarters q detailed
statement by assembly districts was
given to show that George will have 81
OOC votes in the boroughs of Manhattan
and the Bronx. No estimate was made
Of the Brooklyn vote, but unless the George
vote ia extremely large, as is expected
from that quarter, it would appear, that
the Jeffersonian Democracy leaders do not
claim the election Of their candidate.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01

reve eiatiors; VI hen the facts OF the case are
known and ventilated, they will become
u bitter pill for certain men to swallow,
and known to all they will become, be-
yOnd doubt.
In regard to Improvements, the Santa
Fe company is preparing plans and
specifications for brand new depot and
hotel. These Improvements, much need
ed here, with the big warehouse oontem-
plated by Gross, Blackwell d Co., will
scatter several dollars round town and
help out the winter trade of our merchants
in no inconsderable manner.
Wool buying and shipping still con-
tinue, and the evidences of better times
are already with Us under the Mckinley
administration fostering care and the
"dingling bell" of Republican protection
for our home industries.
The Silver Republicans, at least 80 they
call themselves, are rather demoralized
set, with wheat and silver both worth
about dollar a bushel. Sorry for them,
but hope they have seen the error of their
ways. Their attention might be called to
the passage concerning the one sinner
that repenteth, but the advances and re-
pentance must come from their side.
Military circles are all aglow with en-
thusiasm anent the Otero Guards. This
company ia composed of q remarkably
fine body of men, and credit to the name
they bear. Some changes will occur
! among the officers brought about by the
resignation of Major Parker, and CON
sequent promotion of Captain Rankin,
but as there is good material to draw
| vii lnph ba
and suitably filled.
Las Vegas has lately been overwhelmed
with an abundance of amusements in the
way of circuses, good theatrical COM
panies, aud with more to follow. 1t al
ways was an excellent "show town." and
it's former reputation has been fully sus-
tanned.
Politically the situation is quite lively
and the Las Vegas Republican politicians
believe that the shady side of Easy street
is theirs under the present administration
Among the knowing ones 1t is limited, that
Jefferson Reynolds will very likely be
named for treasurer of the territory, that
John S. CLARK is sure of appointment as
warden of the penitentiary and that
Manuel @. de Baca, ex probate judge, Is a
candidate for superintendent Of public
instruction in place of Placido Sandoval,
the present incumbent. Baca's friends
claim that his chances for appointment
are good. W. j. Mills, who resided in
=, Ncity for ten or twelve years, it is said,
II circles is booked for appoints
""tice in place ef-]5 udge
Inomae 20 appointment of
Tranquilino Labadie as county collector,
vice Felix Martinez, s distinct victory
for the gentle Felix.
OCCASIONAL. 7
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01

Chicago, Nov. 1.-Senorita Evangeline
Casslo y Cisneros, the young Cuban girl
made famous by her sensational escape
from the Havana prison, arrived in Chi
cago to day. Tomorrow afternoon she
will receive the ministers in Chicago in
the Auditorium, and on Thursday evening
a public reception will be held, at which
speak.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01

To Cure Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. 25 cents.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
Death Of Charles r, Smurr.

San Francisco, Nov. 1.-Charles F il.
Smurr, freight train manager of the
Southern Pacific company, died yesterday
after an illness of II weeks and following
surgical operation performed togive re-
lief from disease of the mastold cells of
the ear. He had been in the service of
the Southern Pacific company since 1872.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
KILLED OVER A LAWSUIT.
Murderer Barricaded in House. and
Declares He will Not Re
Taken Alive.

Warsaw, Mo-, Nov. 1.-Emory Norman
killed Greed Moore, neighbo ring farmer,
firing load of buckshot into his body.
Norman then, together with brother,
barricaded himself in his house and de-
clares he will not be taken alive. The
trouble arose over lawsuit.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
Mckinley in ohio.

Cleveland, O, Nov. President and
Mrs. Mckinley arrived in town ths morn
ing and we're Immediately driven to Glen
mere, Senator Hannas summer home.
President Mckinley and Senator Hanna
will leave for Canton at O'Clock.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01

Omaha, Neb., Nova special to the
Bee from Deadwood says: Five despsra-
does in Jail overpowered the jailer last
night, outraged his wife and escaped.
They were the four Belle Fourchs bank
robbers and 4 negro held for murder.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
To BE Tried BY Court Martial.

Washington, Nov. 1.-If General Miles
approves the findings of the court of in.
curry, Captain Lowering, Fourth infantry,
who kicked and pricked with his sword
Private Hammond at Fort Sheridan, Ill.,,
will be tried by court martial.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
Railroad Collision In germany.

day with train at Eileberg, on the Halo
Kottbor line, Is miles from Leipsic
Twenty mines persons we're injured and
six may die.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-01
Peru's Cabinet Has Resigned.

Lima, Peru, Nov. 1.-The resignation
and new ministry is being formed.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Nov. 1S.--The volume OF
transactions on the stock exchange to-
day was even smaller, and changes in
prices even less than yesterday. Prices
of securities have apparently come to a
condition of equilibrium, and speculation
is, for the time being, dead. Even the
small changes in prices which occurred
to-day and which were nearly all gains,
were due to the manipulative operations
with which the room traders amused
themselves. AS these operations involve
the matching of the buying order with a
corresponding selling order for the pur-
pose of attracting outside buying or sell
ing, the net result, in the absence of
outside operations is very close to moth
ing. Sugar displayed some speculative
strength on account Of buying attributed
to Washington account and Consolidated
Gas flashed up and down in its customary
neteoric style, jumping at one time six
points and re-acting ~. The COalers
were weak on rumors that there were
obstacles in the way of the proposed
agreement to restrict the output. Al
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NUtiCe OF sac.

BY virtue of N p.ov,sr .u~ 4. tain
deed of NOR gag 10 q NJ MN, "a
Whe, ga lie NAnRum, T. hut~ Rus
gN5' tfust"e, req Fed "a n e.. ", of
ne OF VA e conn y u, q o. e.. :: and
anu 9 oy VlrLhe oi th pr 'vi>t '~ uI .. RI in
o o,.. Deed OF m 'r,0aSe from VI ngufa
aiu WlIe, sail e u 1n[I 'tssT - M
bus0ee, registe et IN sat- e er> ,fhee
BOOK i3l, page 7"3 I q uoh-rslgu. q, ,,l / exs
pose pose .o PUBIC 'e =, couni} c."I house
ooor'n ire city X leg ou Ma q = no.
cember 9th, 1897 NJ ~ q c .,sk IA l. q t6llow-
ing escribed r.Ai - y e:
FRS: A lot "t raud ia he cry at tst.-tgn,
county and SIT afur~ aId, tdi utug the
~ dis OF Thomss Hpr 3 VI h tA.r and
uthers, bound rs 'ouon.: Beg n. .. ,, puim
IN Tue sonth line ~ f " rlIu = az cen
teei east - th- nor NJ II ga, ri =, =. lok
conveyed to III ms Harris o., 4 ME n
Harris and Jane ". ~ rms hv d-td .,.nt d.
ed in hOok ~ at nHg - i t.a .. t.tar,s ~
nc OF wake coun (~+Ij hcDuuI Z poink
being the north al c.tper 81 Am rr.r lot
thereafter conve' FL t. I'd Tupi,l,,. II ,rrIs
o. s ,ti. anne aid lame - Haut-t; runs
IN nee eastWsri I"1g ne -'u Dc .ltr ,,t Mar
tin street TWEEN Y-ets TT t-t. ; .h- ~outh-
ara 10 line ptraiiel ~u a unr >lTeet
TWO hundred an tn - ~ A y RpT'H
line; thence west ward twenty -.tuut est to
Ihomas Harri~ n; tst-ucr unri gard in q
line pa rallel W tn y uat - ert ~ GIN
ming; being pb'tiOl 1t 10 NJ g. To the
plan OF the city - ei<p amt bnfo ne lot
convey 20 SAID e. HtrKum bv ! Har.
rs and wife.
Second. A certain tract I.,dln > aka
I
the lands of Mrs Mary Suggs ON st nd
w. III. *. FacH~r on hr uu.f. aid
property situate th,. son .hea, .ipi,ts Of
the city OF Raleigh ~ t'td - lfn,v.. re.
gin' ing on the wet 81 8 n a. Hon. man
! Road W II x Tuct e. ttu, ming
westerly nlnety-inree teet eight uch-. 20 re
or IL SIS to Mrs. Msrs SugZ = hu rh, g.. in a
no tneIIV diTec'lo on VT " Mary
Sugg's line tw hurtr. = # RI s. Iiu. feef
more or less tn the n IL au Ro u.s. ihenca
with the Hoileman X d % a :, NJ - tna
three hundred aud Eight fe "a ~ inches
more or less 10 toe begin z upiuu he lot
conveyed to said - - Mangutu hv w n 4
x. 8. Tucker and wife
Third: cert rae or lot ~ I.ud In
wake county, rtat' 4" or oliua adj
/ ] lining the la "a ot Reis % k Hal - IeI
| freys and others h-iugc n Ia ,r.u ,tts ct in
the city of Raleigh and bounded a. toliowR
Beg nning at a STA on H4yw rrt tsppt east
side Betsey COoH's .uu hUe>i curu+r run.
ming thence south 3. desre = "as1 o..e hun.
dred and thirty fee nj = IT, testoa
sake: linen ZGegT - VS. ffitfN-fVnf ek
d -take; thence 9th q deg - " one
! hnnffed and tn'r y fon~ Eer +ni 4 inehesg
IN nee y. degrees 20 h beg 4in. IL be.
Ing the lot convey y ~, H-pr IOnes
and wife to said Sallie Maagum
Terms OF sale: \ 80
ca AR ES VI FU~EEE
T,ust-e Mat = ee
Raleigh. Nov 1Sg7. ll-h-tds
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SALES OF VALUABLE LANDS I'm
WAKE FOREST TOWNSHIP.

Under and bv virtue - ] ibgm-, I md de-
cres OF sale made an entp'.d tie periOF
Court of Wake county at october m 1890.
in an action th-Iein SO. ndi e1titfed The
National B8nk IT R4letyh az in- j. e.
Wyatt, Joseph A n wt,ld ant Ioru p Hay.
wood, and Job. p. Wvatt and l. Holding,
trustees / will "a at puh ~ f1nn 4 the
count court hou>e dor in the CRY of Ral-
eigh on Monday. a. cemb 9TH ~ the one
fourth undivide int 'eS of laid ios ph A.
Haywood in d Z a rtain tract Of and.
lying in Wake Forest fown~n wax "uuD-
ty, on DO h side, 81 y use River ~,tI 10 con-
tain 1850 acres joining the t4rd~ If Wesley
Stell. r. z Tenn J.. and 0ths"s d eng the
land conveyed q los. \ la v-oi ~ lab.
7 Haywood Ma fhs g Htn soad by
deed dated 7th dav ( Ap L. 1879 an &c ,rded
in book So. page -9a K . sier.> ON ~ Wake
county, md hy said jos 4 Ht d and
Mary A HAYWOOD Goa Ell ~ K " att
by mortgage datel liza &C Fe mar 1872 and
registered in said Re | ter "tfic. in book 70
page I35.
Time of sale IL IN Te - y: 0sSH
PERRl> BUSREE. 'om.
Raleigh, N v, ). 1897 II 6rGs
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SALE or LAND.

In pursuance of authority given us in de
cree of the Superior ourC of Wake county.
made on the 4th day of Novemher, 1897. n a
special pro ,eeding entitled W. IL. III. Cheat.
ham and Others against NJ. ParhRm and
9th RS. we will, on Monday, the 18th day of
December. at the court house door in the city
of Raleigh, sell at pubic auction TO the
highest bidder for cash the following de
scr bed lands. situate in the city of Raleigh
and county of Wake, TO wit:
/. A lot of land on corner of Cabarrus and
Swain streets. which is fully described in
deed from 4. Dowd. receiver, to b. +. heat
ham, and reco rded in book ia. page 642, in
office of Register of Deeds of Wake county.
2. A lot of land on corner of Martin and
Swain streets. which is fully described In
deed from K. E. Gray, trustee. TO Il +. and j.
+ Cheatham and re- corded in book l07, page
1877, in Office of Register of Deeds of Wake
county.
3. A lot of land on corner of Cabarrus and
Smith streets. which is fully described in
deed from w A. Parham snd wife TO B and
]. f Chea ham; and recorded in hook l0l
page IA. in Office of Re lister of Deeds OF
Wake county.
4. A lot of land on west side IF NTH street
between Cabarrus ana Davie streets, adjoin-
inT the lands of j NJ Bro Ig1ton aud others
The said lands are part of the estate of ne
late B 4. heatham, AMI are sold II pSrGItlo
among his hei at law.
rhls Novem0e 10th. 1897.
A. A. HI KS.
ALEX j. FIELD,
commissioners,
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AUCTION SALE OF CORPORA
TION STOCK.

By virtue Of authority conferred by
certain deed of trust To Us from w.
I'll. & r. s. Tucker Il Co., dated June
1st, 1897, and registered in the ossAee OF
the Register Of Deeds for Wake cuumry,
n. c.. in Book l47 at page % wus
ON Saturday, November 10Th, 1891. SER
at public cutlery to the highest bidder
for cash six t6l shares ,face vain.
$4,000 eachl Of stock OF the Raleigh
E.iecTric Company: ak ~ shares face
value $4,000 eachl OF stock Of the Fariua
roller Mills Company three ,3 shares
tface value $1,nlH EACH Of sroch a
the North Carolins Car Company and
one ID share face value $1mIn0l 81
stock in the News and Obs ever Com
pany.
Place ot sale County Court House
door IN Raleigh. " g. Time Of saIe II
ERNEST HAYWOOD
WILLIAM r SNOW
WILLIAM r TUCKER,
Trustees OF w Fl. & r. 8. Tucker q %.
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WILMINGTON. N. O., November 1S.--Spirtts
turpentine firm at 29Ta30; receipts 81 CASKS,
Rosn steady: strained Lilo; goOd strained
Sl.l5; receipts DOL barrels.
Crude turpentine firm; hard $40; soft
E.9h virgin Sl.90: receipts II barrels.
Tar firm at Sl.05; receipts 307 barrels.
OHARLEsToN, s. O., Nov. lS.-TurPentine
firm at 30 sales casks.
Rosln firm; sales A, q, sI.05: @. sIO5
D, 5l05; K, lilo; II, sl.I0, g, LIS, II, 81 20, l.
sl.30, K, $40, NJ, sl.60, N, al,9j, window glass
$3.50, water white 50. 90
SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov. 18--SDirits turpen.
line firm at30k ;sales 1903 casks receipts ,43i
casks.
kogin firm sales $780,; receipts 1870: 4. g.
O, SLl0; D. sl.1O; z, sl.15; +, Si.l5; G., @l.2O: &
M.25, /, si.35; X, $3.50; hi, $40, N, S2 o.,
window glass So 30: water white - 10.
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Bonds, Stocks, Cotton, Grain.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

BY virtue of a judgment rendered at
the October term, 1897, OF the Superior
Court Of Wake County, in cause en-.
titled w. II. Blake against Penny Bren.
nan, | will sell ut the court house door
in the city of Raleigh, at public auction,
for cash, to the highest bidder, at IL
o'clock M, on the goth December, 1897,
the following described lot or parcel Of
land in the County of Wake, and bound.
ed and described as follows: In the
eastern ward OF the city of Raleigh
joining lots OF Patsy Hobbs, s. c.
Blake and others, and bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at Patsy Hobbs COZ.
ner, on Bloodworth street, and run.
ming north with said street thirty-five
feet to S. G. Blake's and w. r. Blake's
corner; thence east with said Blake's
line 100 feet to Bryant Rayner's line;
thence south with said Raymer's line
50 feet to Patsy Hobbs line; thence
west with said line 120 feet to Blood.
worth street, the beginning.
S. G. RYAN, Commissions
Nov. II, 1897.
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Sale Of Valuable Mill.

By virtue OF d scrae o. the ,upert y court
of Wake county r dared al Jliy term, 1897,
in an action EMIT ed w VI Il v an EAeCas
tor, against w. n Hood et a y Il otter fR
sale at public auc ION. 10 he ulAne>t No der
for cash, at the C urt mouse ia r in Haleigh,
on Friday, the l9tt Il of 30 tmh,.r So AT IL
O'clock. the following real rorerty to:git,
a tract of land situate l. Ma X E TX Own.
ship, Wake county, orth ar. l", and
bounded as follows, tow I: TN the north by
the land of James 4 Ho al; ~ east py
the land of Ransom Hon~ycutt ON the south
by the land of 3. p Williamson ant on the
west by the land { ". Richards con.
tanning one hundrei acres re- or less be-
ing the same land purch Sed by A. Hood
from VIM E. Richardson, register IN the
Registers office of Wake countS In BOOK -.
page ~, and purchased w ri harrison
from PrieStley Mangutn aud his " II.
On the land is tn e loot Mtl," one 81 the
most valuable mi Is ia Wake coun v: alsoa
store house and re ,itence.
Terms of sale ca,h
This i9th dav OF october, leg7
WI SNOW, commissioner.
cd sod.
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OUR FIGHTING SQUADRON.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 1.-THE
Navy Department is contemplating some
joint meaneuvers between the North
Atlantic and the torpedo boat Flotilla,
probably off Brunswick, Ca, in the
course of a few weeks. The sqadron is
going southwark that far, aud as the
Flotilla is now in the vicinity, the OPP
portunity to make some trials of the
torpedo boats as assaiants of battle
ships as blockade runners is good.
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RALEI9H PRODUCE MARKET.
new YoRK MoEEY MARKKT.

NEW YORK. November l8.--Money on call
steady at 1Hs2 per cent; last loan 2 per
cent. closed at 1has per cent. Prime ner-
cantiIe paper 3sa45< per cent Sterling ex
change steady, with actual business in bank
era bills al As5xat.85% for demand, and
ls2x for sixty 1aya Posted rates 1881
and 4SSK. Commercial bills 4e2 silver Ger.
tincateg 58g59H. Bar silver ok tex lean
dollars 46h. Government bonds frm. state
bonds dull. Railroad bonds firm,
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NJ q Car Go Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
The Mills Mfg Go ....s.., 80
The Mills Mfg Co pfd. ..,.,.,.....
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, H., Nov. 1S.-Oats again lead
the grain markets to-day. Efforts of
shorts in December to get from under,
boosted the price for that option u cent,
while May declined II and Is cent
Wheat strong early, but broke sharply
late in the session and closed ss to "a
cent lower. Corn closed unchanged for
December, but Il cent lower for May
Provisions were firm at shade better
price at the close.
CHICAGO, Nov. Is.