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NEW YORK EUROPEAN TOT BWI3 THE CAMPAIGN OULVCIAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY BMqtt Irtw mMk flflarkta a Large Dcawcratte Majartty CfoMehwtaat 187 Hl I IfiriM Baaacrati "IfTittaj at Good OuklsutaCtoMty COMMISSION MERCHANTS ri KeroMM Bxploalon Two Persona Bum IS ENGRAVING LITHOGRAPHING ISH DEALER INSURANCE JEWELERS 8 CONKLIN Jeweler corner Woodward ave and arned street MEDICAL LUCY AStHOLR Office and resid ence 23 armer street COMMERCIAL a MUSIC AND PIANOS OPTICIANS PHYSICIANS ROOING YjlLORENCK BEWING MACHINES Gls sow Agent 168 Jefl'erson avenue 1 MARINE RAILROADS WASHINGTON i SOUTH AMERICA ARE 1868 "CH 1868 A Ed 124082 16600 Barlsqr can sao7 41 8Aa I 81" 140 MOT 3 33 Gna Gao isher 97150 Martin Putnam Levelock 2030 0 3 10 6 mao 40770 0 5 00 10 50 409 a 1 fa 750 00(34 9 fl Bead lbs Apples Potatoes bbla Onions Mtn Battar tuba Lambercara tnOrffB CSrtt Tslowbbto a 9 26 8 25 8 00 7 7 75 38 35 85 80 Tobacco bbda Tobacco Iba jmaaca OU san Seesi on of the Episcopal Board of Missions DISASTROUS EARTHQUAKE EARED IM CHIU Saxnvsxv Oat IS The German Bangerfeat which closes to day has been a complete success in every respect Detween 3000 and 4000 delegates from sing Ing societies abroad were present and took part in the concert last evening To day haa been spent by the visitors on ot in Bay Island THE DESOCUCY IORIA EQUITY HOPE Bedies Roeeversd Woacastaa Oct is The bodies of live men who were buried in the central shaft ot the Hooeac Tunnel were recovered today i SUMMIT An enthusiastic rally was held Thursday evening at the Draper school house in the township of Summit by the Democracy of that town The Summit Guards were out in full uniform and paraded up and down the street preceding the speaking presenting a flue display The meeting waa addressed by Thomas Wilson and William ritts Esq ot this city wbo presented the Issues of the campaign in an able and candid manner At tho close of the meeting two men who have always been staunch Republicans until now said they were just getting their eyes open to the truth and did not think they should vote the Radical ticket without further Investigation a Nsw Took Oct Ill win CPteln General will not trust the Spanish meo of war any more UoM pre vent their putting to sea aa they might other wise do it they should conclude to recognise the new government at home Anna oeen ordered to leave the ulaud in consequence of hie Meviren compUco tlOD A JuftPiat inv havinor bumvoIM mil xu I Plots He was given thirty days to leave and Is so poor that his friends will have tr hi Hxvxsx Oct IS it officially announced that an encounter took place at Tomas between Spanish troops and a band of insurgents The latter were de feated and look to flight Several ol the insur gents were taken prisoners The party waa headed by Pedro Aquilera Ail the other dis tricts of the 1 fiend are tranquil Advices irom Hayti report that bitter dis sensions hve broken out among the revolu tionists Gens Dominquez Saget and Rebec ca have each been proclaimed president by tbeir respective troops The towns of Petit Guave Dlaalme and Jerenic are in possession ot Gen Salnave who is dally gaining ground I Un Bark TaOuIni snhra OnnrlaH TT 01 fcO Hugh Jamaica Algerine Victoria Mediator Pant 80 dora New Lisbon Exile Lime Rock II Johnson! A Morey Props Brooklyn Mohawk barks Major Andenon Kate Darley Golden West 8 Marsh schrs Van Valkenburg Dauntless Wm Grandy Nightingale Montana Holly Gold Hunter A Mosher Elvina Home Gllmcre Breed Oak Leaf Card Martie James Platt Oamsr'i Inquest PSILADILrXU Oct 18 The Inquest in the case of the boy Perkins killed on election day returned a ver dict that he came to bis death by a shot fired by Joeeph lanagan deputy sheriff The Chemistry of Candies The production of sugar plums on a manu facturing scale has caused swifter modes of fabrication The small items such as rings scissors shoes and hats are cast in starch moulds and the delicate sweets containing some essences such as pineapple essence and pear essence are made In the same man ner It puzsles older heads than those of the children to know how this drop of deliel us liquid gets into the center of the sweet Like many other puzzling matters it la very easily explained The flavoring essence is mixed with the liquid sugar and when poured into the mold the latter crystalizes Imme diately over the former These essences so nice to the taste are the moat remarkable examples ot the power of chemistry to trans form very repugnant material into rare delicacies or instance fusel oil is the base of the pear essence and pineapple essence Is obtained by diluting ether with al cohol The chemist in his laboratory with great cunning manufactures scores of these essences which are supposed to be the veritable product of delicate iruits Some of the pretty forma that are made to take the fancy of the little ones are simply punched out ot flat films of sugar rolled some are cast as we have before mentioned some are pressed Into shape when soft be tween engraved rollers The drona and sweets that are quite clear are boiled so long that ail the water haa evaporated out of them Such sweets must be Immediately bottled up or preserved Irom the air otherwise they ab sorb water and become semi liquid Barley sugar is an example in point It it is not her metically sealed down in tins it delouesces and loes all its crispness It is as well to know that this is the purest of all eweeta being absolutely clarified sugar and therefore the most wholesome for children On the other hand peppermint drops are the most open to sophistication They shouldbe made ol crushed white sugar mixed into a paste with gum But the temptation to adulterate la too great for the dishonest trader to resist conse quently in order to supply the cheap market one half plaster of Paris is mixed with inferior sugar One can quite understand the sickness that overtakes children sometimes after suck ing these comfits the wonder is that such a mass of piaster does not Interfere more sig nally with their digestion Jujubes those flexible lozenges which stick so in the teeth contsln a large portion of gum They are poured into tins cool stoved for several hours sliced into sheets and then cut by scissors into the well known diamond shapes 1 I 9 9 a 509 5 509 Sicily Almonds Peanuts raw 3 do baked 4 Cocoa nuts per 100 Pecans Chestnuts 28 I Barley in Canada I Torosto Oct Receipts on the street about 2000 bush at 1 47 00 I 24 sap Wsatbbr Weather changeable Wind northwest Ovsanus The steamers due from Lake Bn News from Washtenaw County At tbs request or a number of the prominent Bui Ineos and noHsseional Houses Tan fi ss pCas will devote a portion of its space to a Business Di rectory in which will be found the cards of many of our most enterprlslns establishments Mb smith a co JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS Corner Woodward and Joffcrson rives CLEVELAND Convention of the Yonng Hen's Chris tian Association Olbvblamd Oot 16 The twenty second State Convention of the Young Christian Association com menced its session here to day Thane Miller of Cincinnati presides Thirty seven i associations are represented The associations recommend the formation of new or ganlzatlons in neighboring towns and villages and making them permanent lu the evening addresses of welcome were made by the Presi dent of the Cleveland Association and others which were responded to by President Miller after which the qu'istlon flow can women best aid In the work before us was discussed The associations were advised prayerfully to consider the quer tion of admitting women to membership esch to decide ss Providence may direct The Scarcity of ood in Spain Abating office Merrill Block corner Jefferson and Woodward avenues OOOPBK Sept Detroit iv8 tf A aawm aas UQ L1C1UU I 0BIBriBlDt UCl 1Q ine scarcity ana consequent high prices of I Mary Cinnon and a daughter of John fnrul find win mM mKst I 4 ut nwuBur axuckb voDDt were oarnea to death yesterday by an explosion of kerosene Crosby Davis new block at Brookfield Mass occupied by dry goods and millinery stores was destroyed by fire this morning Loss $10000 MASS MUTUAL LIE INSURANCE CO Or garized in 1851 Assets over $2000000 HEN KK General Agent 83 Griswold ats oet IzGUfOit ICQa 1 SON General INSURA NOB AGENTS 74 Griswold street Detroit The Resolution Reported on ThurdyfruhCom Un( tmB miue on wnnum TS Debated BU' 14 3 I THE LORBOR OH THE CHIKESE PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO VISIT ENGLAND I MISSION 12 CO 10 50 9 PORT Ootobbb 17 oooio 00 Vbssxi8 Passixu The following vex A Mixed Commission for tho Sattio Proposed Reduction of the Number went of the Aiebsme Question of Representstlves to General Conventions EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS STILL ELT AT QUIP! ANO ARICA THOMAS Dentist 138 Woodward Graduate of Penn College of Dentid Surgery or du a 5:30 Arrive at Detroit from Chicago 8:30 a 8:85 pm Toledo Cleveland and CinelnnAtl leave 7:99 Otio a 1:80 6:80 Trains arrive: 8:30 a 2:80 8:86 10:65 Ths Hibbing Tobtubb im Russia Em ile Andreoll who took part lu the last Polish insurrection and on his capture by the Rus sians waa sentenced to twelve imprison ment in Siberia has just published In the St out Modmu the first part of his prison recol lections in which he describes what he calle the herring torture practiced by the Rusalan police He says I knew several who underwent the latter and they told me that nothing could compare with the sufferings they endured They were confined in a well warmed apartment salted herrings with bread and water for the first few days being their food If they refused to an swer the questions of the examining commis sioner the bread was first ot all withdrawn and then the water whereupon the torture of in tense th li at commenced depriving the sufferer of all moral atrength and even making him abandon the resolution he had formed to die Very rarely did any one remain mute when brought before the commissioners second ume The sittings were usually at night in splendidly lighted apartment with refreah mente of all kinds temptingly displayed on the side tables The president would usually be most gracious "By and be wonld say "we will it yon like ask you to have some thing to drink with The lever and tho vertigo earned tho priaoMM to loae their reason and they generally yielded Hnnger would not have brought about the same result aa thirst which loosens the torgua Jbr more JAMES PITMAN Dealer In every variate of Goal and Pig Iron oot of Case street Detroit fiOU ORION Oorreepondenoe at The Detroit reoProes Obiox Oaklabd Coubtt Oct 15 1888 A fire broke out about four thia (Thursday) morning in the stables belonging to Mr Enos Hixon proprietor of the Canan daigua House The fire was not discovered until the oulldlng was enveloped in flames but by the heroic action of the citizens the lower portion of the stable was cleared of its con tents consisting of horses wagons buggies The upper portion containing about five tons of hay was a total loss Quite a large amount of corn and oats were also consumed together with a quantity of lumber and shin gles The loss was appraised at $1500 The fire waa without question the work ot an in cendiary No insurance Your correspondent also learns that a vain able horse belonging to Mr Seely of this vil lage died suddenly last night from poison ad ministered by some scamp The crops In this section are being rapidly secured The corn and potato crop is unusual ly large notwithstanding the severe drouth that prevailed to such an extent Apples find a ready market the prices ranging from three to four dollars per barrel according to the quality A WRIGHT A WATTON Dentists have re moved their office to No 2 isher block for merly occupied by Damon Prices reasonable and work wdkranted JAMES GIDDAY A BON dealers in Blato Roofing No 5 Ledyard street Detroit Mich igan Orders loft at lndlater A Stone Yard next below A depot The Protestant Episcopal Oon New8 by the Cable vention JHENBY "WHITTEMORE A Co Music ana Gen Agent for the renowned Webei and yoee celebrated Pianoa Burdett Organi and Melodeons No 177 Jefferson avenue EDWARD JAVOURx Wholesale and Retrii 30018 108 Wood COAL AND IROn7 all Trask sad Absent Husbands It was a quiet little village just such a place as you Madam with yoursix children sensibly clad In calico would like to have enjoyed the sweet summer dsys in There was no there were no i hot halls by gaslight there were no masquerade balls Everybody was in bed by 10 save a few smokers who profaned the sweet odorous quiet with their vile fumes There was plenty of driving through the bewitching roads plenty walk Aug BUKuo DBVv has no sex some croquel ing and crocheting but no coquetting because there waa a gr at vacuum Where beaux should be Altogether the city residents of rog viUe were a sensible set But alas I one unlucky day the shrieking cats landed at the door of the principal board ing house a woman That was not an event of itself but this woman was accompanied by many trunks Nobody knew whence she came but conjectures was rife as to the contents of the trunks Breakfast next morning solved the mystery Mrs ire ly for she was a Mrs none the less dangerous for on the the contrary swept into the dining hall in a train about six yards long The train was white and spotless the floor was not The lady carried her coffee to her lips with diamond girdled fingers steadily with an eye to her delicate ribbons Scipio who handed her beefstake over her shoulder had no time to consider such trifles Little puddles of milk lay in wait on the floor for the spotless train dexterou ly coiled by its owner like an ana conda under the table Pools of milk tea drippings and bits of omelette dislodged from their moorings by hot haste in serving were dotted here and there in the path she would soon be called upon to mop on her At length she rose I Her train followed at a respectful distance The eyes of the dozen or two sensible women clad in sensible raiment followed that train Its dainty owner with a disdain of economy born of many trunks and their ample contents did not so much as lift it with one of her jeweled fingers Ou she swept through the coffee pools through the gravy drippings the milk puddles out into the hall The sensible women present looked after her spell bound Then they gazed into each eyes and murmured Alas I the ser pent in fairest guise had entered the primitive Eden of rog ville The sensible matrons looked now through different spectacles at their alpacas and calicoes How mean in com parison Their trimmings bow The fit of their boddices bow awkward Dinner time came with added newness and added splendors Cobweb tissues with frost work trimmings and train longer by two yards than the breakfast train And such ribbons! And such jewelry How tasteless was the beef that day how disgusting the mutton how prosaic their gingham clad rosy children bar tame and hum drum was life generally And then this dainty lady had a They had no They had never felt the need ot a maid till now (How had they ever combed tbeir tresses How had thev ever fastened tbeir own dresses I Pshaw their dresses I How unworthy the name mere wrappeis Gracious I how miserable were these heretofore happy women Never till now did they know how miserable they were The busband 'tie tree was not with her She bad to do without him while they had theirs with them Her husband was in the hot smoky city earning more money for more dresses that is be was earning money during the day what he did with his solitary evenings or nights the dainty wife did not inquire Bne was satisfied she was brimming with content tbal she alone amid all these wives and mothers had dresses really must have some clothes" said one of the hitherto sensible matrons next time I go into the country I know till Mrs ire ly came how very shabby was my would said a friend at her elbow you the healthy mother of six healthy daughters should have said I know till Mrs ire ly came bow sensible and be fitting the country was my wardrobe and how proper and right it was that my husband should be taking bis rest In the country with me in stead of divorcing himself at the risk of our mutual peace to furnish me with nine trunks full of Paris ROM JACK BOM Correspondence of The Detroit ree rees Jxozsox Miox Get 12 'This morning just before 12 a store house near the Central Depot owned by George Kellogg in which was stored quite a quantity of coal tar in barrela caught fire and before the engines could be brought to bear the tar bad become ignited and the building was burned to the ground though not until most of the tar had been removed The large plaster mill owned by Mr Kellogg caught fire on the roof once or twice but the mill waa saved by the timely arrival of the steam engine The building waa not very valuable and the loss consists principally in the loss of a number ot barrels of tar Hab BLACK A CO 194 Jefferson ave Importers and Manufacturers of Concave Convex Peri scopic and Double Vision Spectacles Opera Glasses Microscope and Artificial Eyea Tbs following were the reselpta of the articles named via the various railroads tor thoday SMiaff October IS rMO nour oms sow Wheat lbs 829443 Wheat ears mneyi idb JW KERMOTT devotes especial atten tion to Diseases of the Lungs Catarrh and otner Chronic Affections Office 214 Woodward avenue Detroit MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS I a Pjlclansi IM Jefferson ave 811 and retail all kinds Photographs Myo Is in improved demand and buyers There Is only a moderate demand fruit but prices for choice winter varieties steady We quote al $3 5094 per bbl for choice greenings and spits to wagon 1393 26 la nil A The market Is being better supplied I Ktngsf pure We quote at 45 for good to prime hand picked I to wagons $2 $8 is paid 12 bbla good at $8 per I bush Codfish per 100 The market is in fair supply 'and prices I GrgtBank ru'e steady We quote choice at Occa I Whitefish sionally a few packages of prime roll command 40c To wagona 38937c is paid Bales sundry crocks at hor I Is nominal st according to I The market continnea firm and choice I Caasia la in good demand at for New York factory I Ginger Af macnigan aoiic i Detroit Lantber Market There are a few arrivaia which are held at I irst clear $45 $6 for choice I Second clear 40 Are in moderate demand at $149 I ThlrJ cear 30 00 14 50 per bbl of three bush and on peck 18 Clover At seed stores It is held at $10 I encing boards 17 rv aa a a I Tril 1 Iwaaayl a aa Clear 85 0040 00 I Whitney Coni IKAAI I A BlAAdV At fnrmai' aina IIln I rv a aa I I VGUJLUUU UU UU eeoe aee a AOWZoUU dried per ton $40 fine $44 coarse $42 I irst clear siding 24 00928 00 Pork barrela we quote at $1 85 I 23 half barrels at and apple barrels at 85c Lone joists 20 00930 00 Dreeeed A few hogs are offered which Short joists and scantling 10 00 perior ns to a late hen are taken by butcher at from 810911 Beef 29 99 fZ AAzan I LcCK es dv quote at I Shingles shaved 4 7 Dried Very scarce prime Michigan I Shingles sawed 5 0 would be quick at to first hands I P18CC 3 3 I Cedar post 15 009 2 Arfi In trnod d(nifini anrl nrlana aru flrm I wvxjgy aa tot a LtMAsas NVQ1U UU af OAa zvm fanah fanm afAa wa1aa AAa I ww anzas ava nrvnn aavaaa rowaa aJtSWv rt 4XI aVvi am eed Bran at $20 coarse middlings at $24 one I MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH middling at $34 I York Market Nw Yox 18 7 25S5 50 I Receipts 6834 bbla market opened rather We quote white peaches at tOeRtl for I more steady and osed dull and drooping sales 930 I hhla at fnr tnnnrflnfl RtmtA and Waatam nau oozes: yeiiow ao st utaz sweet DoUlowi Aa "TU igs in drums Dates Prunes Turkish rench plums Citrons Zante currants NUTS 20 15 18917 40942 RICK STARCH HE Corn ni Silver gloss 9 ISH 8 00 8 00 6 75 New Yobx Oct 16 A Lima Hru letter of September 28th says shocks of eartbquke are still felt in Arequipa and Arica but the cities are so thoroughly rained that no Anther damage can be inflicted A recurrence of the yellow lever was appre hended at Lima and Callao and strict sanitary iTlftfomraa hatra aIaaa a uccu iUHUUUWU I Balta had issued proclamation pardoning I vmcera wnom canseco naa nanisned end returning them to their rank and giving uJ9m back pay This include? among others Padro the deposed President wbo baa been exiled in Chill since the surrender of the grrrison of Humaytl There is nothing new from the seat of war A Valparaiso letter stales that great fear pre vailed that a dlstatrous earthquake like that 01 August last is to visit Calll as the same cir cumstances that preceded that terrible calami ty In Ecuador had been observable for several days The people of Valparaiso bad in conse quence voted according to custom for a patron saint and had elected the Savior c5 WKSTKRM On and Mter August 31 1868 Trains for Toronto Nla Buffalo Yorff Boston Phlladel phia and Baltimore leave Windsor dallv mr Western time) a follows Morning Express 4 8) a Day Express a Detroil BxnroM 11:30 Night Express 741 pm Morning Express runs on Bundays anc1 arrives in New York at 7 a Monday 3 The Railway erry leaves Detroit (Detroit time) as follows oot of Beventh street 4:06 a Mien Central dock foot ot Third street 8:45 a tDd Detroit A Milwaukee and 8:69 B' nnd 6:66 (Sufficient time for meals allowed while crossing tho rivej) General Ticket and Palace Sleep ing Car office corner efferson avenue and Griswold Btreet Detroit Trains arrive at Windsor at 6:30 a 9:30 a 5 and 855 OHAB MoOABR Western Pass Ast TUimii CHARLTON General Agent Hamilton MICmGANTRARAILROAD AnbSt NaWSK 1808 Detroit for Chicago At 6:46 and 9M a 15:45 and a for Mason Lansing tea Ac t4: 10 for Dexter 51 Bunday nights for Chicago at 9:25 except Bundays Daily eIcept Snd Bunaaj''B 0Q only to 8 OH AGO at 3:45 and 8a m555 and 6:15 pm from Dexter at 0:00 Witt beddin' 99 ttnd Heaters on all trains hnnte1rmedlate stations stages Ac see posters in puolicplaoes 4 wJMUIB BARGKNT en AssiitantGen Detroit r2J HAND TRUNK JUNE 28 1868 dor ort Huron London Paris Toronto Portland all places in New York St tatlfer Prompt eonnectlons made at Buffalo with th KHa secured at Union Ticket Office Wcxxi avi Detroit Montreal AtMontrea1 no io MaLrtl0 8afinaw and Bay City man at 1030 a tn for Lansing and MilwankeL ai zaw a for Saginaw trains iwyi Through Mixed at 7:20 a from nv 'KxXE: fo fcd 8 from Saginaw Mixed at 11:60 from Saginaw Sleeping Care on Through Mixed A Office 1868 BKLB Goa BnPj: Eb 1 4 THE CALVERT Lititographing Engraving and Map Publishing Company comer of JeL ferson avenue and Griswold street ImsBWWltjr fer Mwffrw Masw The telegraph told ue the other day of the hanging of a white man naked Perkins for an outrage of a terrible character upon a white woman in Virginia Aroociated with Perkine in the erime was a negro named Jefferson Both were tried convicted and sentenced to be hanged together At the last moment the Rad ical Governor Wells commuted the punish ment of the negro and left the white villain to swing The reaeon of thia discrimination ap pears in a dispatch from the district where the crime end execution took place It is Congressional district gives 7000 negro majori Comment we offer not Tun PacixicRahaoad Arrnoscnnie Com The rails have been laid acroea the two great ranges ot the the Roeky Mountains and the Sierra Nevadsa end are be ing rapidly pushed onward along the interven ing valleys Twelve hundred miles of the route between Omaha and Sacramento are made by the toeomollve and the gap of about SOO miles between the eastern and western portions will be farther reduced by 260 miles before Jan rie Central Pacific Railroad Company who have in charge the Pacific end ot the hue have built more than 200 miles atnee the flrot of July last and have 100 milrn graded in advance of tMTirook Mackerel No 1 No I No 3 5 75' Herring bxl do salt water 701 Tier bhl 8 8 8 80 e'a Pa! thia port yesterday Nutmeg 1450150 uioves Ginger Calcutta WALL PAPER APEB ADAM ELDER) apcr Window Shadea Mirrora and tnre 184 Joffprann nvenne I uuu uiaraw ac oevier sales VI uw Dusn at I vi i i wv I $1 1491 16 for unaound $1 171 18 for Bound mixed "nc0 Cspt of the propeller Montgomery I Western receipts 2000 bush market firm picked up tbe body of a sailor in Lake Huron I with soniA little tnhnlrv for nrnnW In as non I uuron DOI at73X74Xc for Sew' West wd 76o relue which without Ing I doubt was one of the lost crew from tbe schooner RI AA fl nnoVianfMli I lAVmlAta wtilssls Arl Al a a 6000 bags Rio on private terms Sugar ia moder I decentlv Interred at Pmann ria ately active aalea 860 hhde at 119111c for Cuba cently at Presque Isle where further in 11 iZzlOLzv is I fnrmfitlnn tneu he AKfalnarl ramnfl I i uiuu muimmnuuii i mev num vapt niCDOl I at UO26c for AmoHcfan I son fat If Alfle fornruflA mnfl 9DWf2 I Me plain P0? Buxdxt The tug Stranger a day or two smuxdvu 'wiudii nt aiiui uo i a II Cincinnati Tobacco Market PlMriTwillOT 1A STY irm Bales 184 13X M(Ua Tobacco Market 18 I Bv Louis Oct 15 7 9 I Tobacco feeling rather better but unchanged Waseisaroa Oct 16 INTZHMAL BKVBMUB APPOIN TMBNTS The following storekeepers we appointed to day Joseph Btewart and Daniel Cushing Second District of Ohio Blair Ninth Kentucky COBOBB88IONXL In tbe Senate Messrs Cole Cameron and Patterson of Tennessee were the only mem bers present The President called tbe Senate to order and i aftergprayer by the chaplain de clared the session adjourned till the 10th of November In the House ot Representatives the follow ing Representatives were present Messrs Col fax of Indiana Lincoln ot New York of Pennsylvania rench North Carolina Kitchen of West Virginia Corley Com and 8 Beck ot Kentucky Prince and Edwards of Geergla and Delegate Cavanaugh of Mon tana At noon the Speaker called tbe bouse to order and after prayer by tbechaplaln declared inc nouse aojournea tiu ine loth November GUN HOOKBH PLXCBD OK TUB BBTIBBD LIST Gen Hooker has been placed on the retired list with lull rank Mjor General PZBSONAL Speaker Colfax left for New York thence for Indiana Commissioner of Indian Affairs Taylor has returned from Chicago where he has been at tending tbe Indian Peace Commisalon PHOTgaT PILSD Butler A Carpenter stamp and bank note en gravers of Philadelphia have filed at the Post office Department a strong protest against the award of the contract for postage stamps to tbe National Bank Note Company of New York IONIA I Tbe news of election as far aa heard from I Wfl Silver if Exchaage Laaff War aenDiitMy aoes not aiBcourftgc ine Domocrscy I ftlHSa SffriDe Ha 1 iu mac flvuo) uu jut bb uio nepuDiicuiB ore concerned they do not feel like exulting Tbeir loss In CongreMtnen and in majorities la I raoiv ans Passs by Davin Paasvos a Co bank faTtVXhlni hnt TklAmtrnnt fax than anl a fklm I mm wv a wv IU ugv fB wooawwamnue Detroit dicatlon that although the States have gone I Buying i Republican in their State elections With the I Rzehangeon 'New same effort on tbe part of the Democracy thev I on Chicago xdis may reasonably expect to carry those States in I a Mdis November It should only stimulate to I more untiring exertion and a more vigorous I US 5 20 okfnt to buyers prosecution of the campaign Our chances are I UB 5 20 and Jan intto buyers 110 yet good to elect Seymour and Blair if we only I no work a U0M I H810 40e largelnt tobuyere 105M VBWTONe I U0 eonpound 6 per MOtog 64eweee 118M On Wednesday last the Democrats of enton ft raised a beautiful hlekory 180 feet long and I Saginaw loe int to seller were addressed In the afternoon by Riley Esq ot Detroit Mr Riley although a young I Tax gtampe $100 and upward man and now engagedin his first political campaign has a clear and logicaljmlnd and dis Gold Exchange 'wsK cussed tbe question of the day with marked I American Bllver and '133 ability In tbe evening the large hall at tbe I Money enton House was filled and Reeve Esq mL ot Detroit and Hon Thomp 1 soTW dJ8U" on of lint addressed the meeting 1 138 Mr Reeve went over the whole financial 1 180 war 1812 180 question explaining the ederal power of tax 1 Agricultural College scrip alien from the commencement of our national I Michigan swanin lands on the 75 history and showing the rapid tendency to 1 ward tbe centralization of the money power I and 'the creating privileged monopolies by na 1 tional charters I Mr Thompson with his usual ability dis 1 vuoecu mo rvwuBbruvwuxi measures ana me meeting was held together until eleven without a sign of impatience entonville is one of the most rspidly in 1 soon deaerve the name of a city and we are I quote glad to find that her Democratic vote is increas Choice white superior 810 08 Ing even more rapidly than her population Medium do do 9 WASHTBNAW COUNTT I 800 I Minnesota spring 860 A very large and enthusiastic meeting of the I Illinois and Wisconsin spring 7 75 Democracy of Western Washtenaw wm held I 8rBd 899 I 9 KA in Bbaron on Wednesday afternoon It wm by Whet to better demand with price firmer GdS! Soi! far the largest that this town ever uw Early I and better At the close of the Board $2 11M I 22ong is the day large delegations began to arrive bld for 1 white Bales five cars of extra I I rekll 4 Art no A 1V see cease irom Mancneeier Bridgewater reedom head ed by over 300 horsemen in uniform and by 2 tbe scene presented wm in striking doat 2 Oi AxmsA wllk 4k A al vvutioo wim tun abUHupi mnuo a tew aays elnce by the Radicala to drum up the faithful on tbe same spot Soon after the crowd began to arrive a beautiful bickory was raised and anAaAhaa Dmll as czzwAAAaD at TjaiiL xjus i im iirir mnra 11 uru vow a Secretary of State and Edwin Uhl Esq of I 826 ba do 2) luoiiauH luiiuwuu An me evenintr nr th a i same day Mr bl addressed tbe citizens of I paying $1 10 for all offered Driujrcwiticr ai meir town speaking to a crowded house The Democracy here are doing a good work and Washtenaw is sale for 400 Democratic majority OBION If the changes to the Democracy are as numerous all over the States In this section the election of Seymonr and Blair is beyond a doubt The Radicals seeing their unexpected small majorities In the late elections are fast becoming disheartened They now begin to perceive the hand writing on the wall and are dally seeking admission into the ranks of the Democracy Radicalism in this section hM become a disaolvingvlew and la fast paMing away and by the third of November little will be left to show that such a party ever existed qq I here which may be attributed to fogay and adverse 00 I weather The Concord and Keweenaw only are I expected for the present 60 6 00 I VLARK 8 Dav Docx The propeller Oily of uairoit naa Deen receiving a new wheel at dry dock and is again in running order The tng Eagle has also been having an overhauling at the same place and left yesterday fer Saginaw Rxt Tbe tug Parker arrived small boxes yellow do at $192 sweet potatoes I estern here yesterday morning with a raft brought from the $4 50 for Ohio and $5(35 50 per bbl for I ern $8 60910 for white extra $7 70910 I for Loud Priest A Gay which came through I grapes Isabellas 9c per lb Catawba 15c per lb I round hoop Ohio $8910 for extra Bt Louis I without loss or detention Of late the weather has Market is firm at $18 for pressed loore Xrt from teams at $12917 I quiet Mies 800 bbl at 30 ble Arc in good demand at 14k 9Uc for No 1 I Corn In fair request at 87 I and ita fr I Brandywine at $6 65 I Movzmbmt or Togs The tugs Bweepstakea and I Market steady sales 250 bbla at $1 I McClellan paaaed down with towa Thursday nieht Liaaa and Waterlime steady at I 1 27( for free The Kata William and I $1 7 RoaMeitr cement at $3 per bbl I receipts 10400 bush market I ltll ma 1 Quayle dewn yesterday Bre anoted at 8991a Palermo I 8(030 and scve sales 53000 bush at The tUg' Dispatch Clark are quoted at $9910 Palermo I or No 3 spring $1 6691 73 for No 2 do nd Red Ktlc passed up Towing on the rivers at I 80 2 tor whl Michigan $2 80 the present time is by no means brisk for tbe reason hnU 4 tit kt I for white Californio Rve is a shade firmer: sales I i roe reason beld 40 per bush I 9500 bush Western at $1 1 65 1200 bush State I far too many in the traffic caused Onions rContlnue In good shipping demand I at $1 651 70 but the latter is an extrema figure I chiefly oy a few that have been absent returning to Held from store at 75 to wagon $1 2091 40 is I Barluy fi for prime and dull and drooping for I this point nld for nd viinn common raM 12000 bush Blate at $2 32 for paid for red and yellow I two rowed Barley malt steady receipts Tub Bodv or A Sailob ousnA A re dull and inactive they are slow I 18300 bueb market 1c better sales 91000 bush at or wo lai 1491 IS A oreAo A I linefl (JfinL Nlfihftlfinn Gf fha nwannlL $3 oo per bbl for choice peach blows from store to wagon 5560c per bush is all free buyers are of fering but a few loads of choice are taken by grocers at Me I race Market quiet We quote Heavy I 3000 bags Rio on mess pora gci light mess pork $30 prime mess pork $28 necks $28 $28 lard 20c in barrels and tlorooe and uc in egs name canvassed ths jibboom of fest bacon 16e mess beef $17 dried and smoked I OU Bals of 60 tons Western at $57 60 large vessel with a chain attached to it and one beef 28c I market a shade firmer and I end painted green I TOWfor office The propeller Adriatic is ens at 5075c per pair ducks mallards 85c perl for prime $28028 for prime meet also 250 I ln port making repairs to her boilers Tbe tus pair teal and wood 40c pigeocs 75c per dos I bble prime mess seller for December on private terms I Eagle left here vesterdav for Rfarin wHikk chickens $1 00 per pair I at $28920 for prime mess $31938 for India mess I ud Ada Medora were at this nort veUrdv Th Nominal at $1 75 I Beef hams quiet at 25933c Cut meats steady I tug Castle eame thrnnch a alt Issts Weauote 8sslii On se I 14 PM lX913Xo for shoulders throQh from Saginaw with right I for bms Middles nominal sales 100 boxes long I bre ln tow arrived here on Wednesday Md not ondagaflne $2 50 do coarse $2 50 dairy per eask with I ent hums for Novtmber on private tirms Lard I tltvm aa previously renorted Ing from 12918c Bales of 5 bbls at 12Me I reights to Without decided ehanse: TOnnrar feiug drowned Ws quote at $5 for hick Ur of 1 XZ ory $5 tor beech and maple and $2 50 for soft I LATsr lffiir market ol sed diU anl declining A sailor shlpson board without brtn0 Yard rates are $075 for beech and mania delivered I or medium and common grades nPon board without beingrequlrod to sign 7mm far dslivered Oralnwheat Ater with a vary limited known of him from that time and $7 25 for mokory delivered Beech and maple at I supply Rye quiet and steady at $1 80(3161 for I onWM Me name to Jaefc Tnm nL $5 25 en dock hickory 75 on dock wStern Ort? firm at 74Mo for SoM Jaom other first nsmeM 3 void nrm ay 1 AOXXOT UDBOUnd 81 17E Al 18 I Ins 1ao 1 1 Dll De for sound new mixed Western afloat I ln8 lost simply amounts to nothing and such re Tery by fr too numerous In the flrat iuZT $28 29928 95 each and regular Beef nominally un I in the case of a man failing Place changed Cut meate quiet and without decided ehsncre A overboard there are five Mi I Mtoaj itm cun at 19R19XC for I oeing rescued with a Ufa Prine Uy bnd and again when firrt roming on 9 P08 chould not omit recording hi 80 CMcawo Btarkct I re Cnioaso Oct 16 7 MHier times wm invariably the rnfa TTI 5 88 for VtoM hanMl La awarx Capt 0 Dixon report the I Pbi ng done No 2 nominal at 81 87 Cora firmer at I oow Emily hay BL Clair to An Hanhu res'! sn 2 I 191 Ko higher sales of No 1 at 21M9nke Na I tan at $3 50 per 4 I 06991c dosing quirt at 01X9010 forNo sdes I ioads at Devil River with lumber for (this afternoon 91e for STL tata fifriysSttS 11 tafoJSS following chsrtMS are 1 I kRys active and I reported Bark Craam City coal Buffalo to MU rod Olevsland to a re re oi no 1 1 qa per son score Jtsnosna and firm Ltd BlMuai 781 MM lumber from Georgian Bay to 08891 87 fur Mo 2 I Tonawanda at $0 per on rail towing paid un and hlng doing wi Wagwa Klvin PmriffiOBM MMR VWkrIp ftsnfiMfl reh Attn 88fU I fata re a Wfa US BS1 re faiK Th re rerelArefa mSSC MCI I RfaW WWT EW1 cm vceaay nominal at lljgfa I Ubarters include tbe following: I 189'80 I To Bttflhlo prop Nebraska bark Pensauaee add UffMfa was UDMUIB (VwOr aky aftaruooa) Naood both wheat al 2c Tu Os wago oebr Jennto Molten wheat on ochn nVfafaW llltt NUM rtataat lire STONE EHNDLATER A BRUNTON Dealer in all kinds A of Bough and Wrought Stone Orders by mall promptly attended to Office foot of Brush street next below A Depot Drawer 496 MINISTBB JOHNSON I lVWntlrtAT Yre rt SM me American Cham ber of Commerce of Liverpool will offer Rev ACKLL ISSUED OR COLORED NATIONAL CONVENTION Oct 16 A decree ordering niec I Cortes in the colonfes will soon be I iMued Slaves will not be permitted to vote ARREST wnBBiin sen sinirnwra I The colonial deputies will tm allowed to pro AMEJi ur WORM1LD ARD I pose a plan for tbe abolition of slavery ree Ac Jlc Ac 1 8COOS Spain have been reopened The ostlmwtam of the Bureau of nbUc Works are I only half of thoee of ImI year Naw You Oct 16 I Mamid Oct 16 Admiral Mendez Nunez AND WORMALD ABBZSTKD hai been appointed by the provisional novem Bn1 wer0 arrested I went Capu Gen of the fleet His former flig this moraine' aa thflv WArn Ahnnt lAntrinty 1 nffirpr alA wa rere a for Riker's Island to engage at their contem I mand of the Spanish squadron Ln the I'lusvll ill iz mrnr a S' re rarere rereA re BALB or gold i iooa ana wine are abating Tbrtto hundred thousand dollars of gold were Majjbid Oct 16 The central fonts have by th9 Alut Treasurer at issued a decree declaring that all children born over5 15 M7 Tere W6r0 bld8 fOr after he 17lh Xi free 1S Ihe anointment of deputies for the constituent THN fhotbstant zpiscofai oonvbntion tbe Spanish colonics are entitled to send four rrolfatanl EpUeopal Convention representatives to day Ruggles of NewYork offered Paris Oct The Etendt asserts 10 umend the recond Gen Prim is Intriguing to gain the prime Article of the Constitution by reducing tho I nower but that Espartero who Is dally ex' d9CCSftn fopresentatives to the Gen 1 pected in Madrid disapproves ot the influence eral Conventions to three instead of four dele 1 of Gon Prim in tbe government and will do 8 advocalod adding a clause pro bls utmost to thwart his designs The Gauloit vldlng that when more than fifty dioceses arc I predicts that tbe European powers will soon XTfaCfon the rep I recognize the provisional junta thZX resentation of eich shall be reduced to two I government of Spain Ik i8 110 added was made I tun London timbb on thn chinnsb mission ncrcaaeof new dioceses I The London Times to day In an article on t)inr Proposed canon It was laid on the I the Chinese mimton thinks that the fact that it a Mr Burlingame is not a native of China will be Uedue of New York offered a res 1 no obstacle in his success at the courts to which canon lltle bY adding I he is accredited They will forget it iu fl i iff i u2 i Lio Jf Ijo narTsh orcoato fanf cLurh ettUd ny I interference with political intrigues in which thereof shall Invito or permit any pereornot baring I haVe no healthy interest if he acts had Episcopal ordination to officiate with him or In I Jbough there could be no separate national Displace on any occasion of worship in the church I Europe and America os indeed i or congrevatloo over which he la nettled or in charge I there are not so far as relations with China No nVte or to I are concerned and if he accepts it as the prb officiate aa nfcreenld any minister ordained bv a I pn Blahop not in communion with thia church unless lo aiscoyer ana such person ahail have been received as a minister of I are the best lines of trade both thi church under canon 9 of title 1 I for China and the western countries he will Referred to the Committee on Canons have accomplished much for China and some Ambroso Todd of Kansas offered the fol 1 thing for the rest of the world No state cA lowing rcBolutlon I have bo personal an interest in succeM of thK 00 reterroi to tbe Committee on I Bort Great riritata and none could be more th 1 rayer Book the expediency of erasing from the I Willing to contribute to it communion by a Bishop to a Presbyter tho follow I THN ALABAMA ouxsttow tbe give they are forgiven and whose sins thou dost re I basis agreed to by Mr Johnson and Lord Stan uUn they are I ley for the settlement of the Alabama question This dlrcusBlon awoke a wide discussion and I ia that a mixed commission shall be formed Was finally laid on the table by a heavy vote I which will hold its sessions in London and Rev Wm Adams ot Wisconsin offered a I pass on all claims preferred by English and resolution asking tho Committee on Canons I American citizens to present for the interpretation of the House I frajicn ol Bishops tbe pbraso Presiding Bishop of I aris Oct Tbe Senate and Corps Leg this as It occurs in canon 9 section 5 1 islatif are summoned to meet on the 11th of tine ana to report to tbe next convention I November next their decision on its precise moaning I financial A motion to lay on the table was lost I London Oct 16 Consols 941 Hamilton ish of New York otlercd a sub 1 stocks quiet 5 72j Illinois Central 96 stltuto as follows I Erie 32f litrolved That the Committee on Canons bs dl I London Oct 16 The monev mar McuridewX atlet'thTcl" Iding Uabop 8 i ecuriiiea wore qtil6i at tno cloao The substitute was adopted I rankfort Oct United States bonds Rev II Paddock of Michigan was grant I at ed a few days absence to visit a sick family I The Bourse fa firm Rentes Rev A Littlejohn offered a resolution to I nmend article three of tho Constitution of the I commercial Board of Missions by substituting tbe words I Liverpool Oct 16 evening Cotton closed least equal in number to four times the I ltdet and steady Bales of the day 10000 number ot In place of tbe words I Jales Middling uplands 10d Orleans lid In number from each Adopted! I aIoa for tbo week ending yesterday were Tbe chairman announced the following as I bOOO bales including 18000 bales for export tbe special committee on tbe provincial sys ttnd bales on speculation The stock fa tem: Rev Dr James Mulcahabcy of Missis 1 oslmaled at 07000 bales including 68000 slppl Rev Josiah Dustin ot Michigan I 1ae8 of Amerlcan Tbe amount at sea fa Rev Dr Charles Dana ot Mississippi 4a3 000 of which 170000 bales fa American II Treat of Illinois and A Schroder ot Corn easier at 38s 3d lour Alabama I dull at 26s 6d Wheat declined No 2 red 10s Tbe special order for to day for the amend BarleY 5s Ofa 3 Teas 47s mentof canon twelve was postponed and the Provisions Laid 70s Cheese 62s Pork resolutions reported yesterday from the Com 1 Heel declined to 97s 6d Ba mlttee on Canons and signed by Rev Dr I Mead were taken up and debated at length I Petroleum easier spirits 118 re A substitute ollered by Mr Welsh was re I flned ls Bid Naval stores unchanged Tal jecied when the following amendment to the 1OT report was accepted by the committee by London Oct Sugar quiet and nn adding to the 2d clause of the said article the I clanired' refiued Is Sperm following words such consent shall oil' not bo given by the General Convention nntil Cotton dull tre ordin it receives sausiactory assurance ot a suitable provision for the support ot the Episcopate In Manchester Oct It) Market heavy tbe contemnlated new The debate Antwerp Oct 16 evening Petroleum continued up to three when a vote waa cIo6ed nt 49K reached on a motion to rlkeout the foregoing I Liverpool Oct 16 evening Cotton mar and the motion waa lost as follows Clerical I cJo6lnK quotations Middling uplands on Dioceses ayes 28 nays 4 divided 5 at 10ldl middling uplands to arrive at Lay Dioceses uyea 33 nays 3 Ad! I 10i104d Orleans on spot at lid Journed I Havrn Oct 16 evening Cotton closed colored national CONVENTION I Qu'et at 12511or tret ordinaire A call has been issued for a Colored Nation I makinn al Convention to meet at Washington Jan 1 Southampton Oct 16 evening The nary 13th steamship Westphalia from Newj York for THU Protestant episcofal board of mis I anburg arrived about 7 this evening bions' I Queenstown Oct 10 evening The steam Tht) Protestant Episcopal Board of Missions I from New Yoik arrived at held a session last evening Rev Dr Hill I 2 0 clock thia af ternoon and sailed for Liver Veteran Missionary from Athens read a re! I P09 port on the Greek Mission urging largo con 1 to I 6 re re re A re I i i I unuuuuuo uv iuu eiune uisnop WBipple Ol Minnesota read a report on the moral and temporal condition of the Indians which ad lcs mo uunvu io i uuugu IIS policy to IUIU1I I A Its agreements with the Indians and treat them 0 Radical Junta with kindness Tho reports were ordered I printed Adjourned I There are ignTreX? of ship buUd Eleven Jng here Mr Webb recently made a contract I Representatives Present to build a large ship for the Liverpool trade I INVESTIGATION TM WHISKT RAUDS I AWmHWNEET TO NVESBU TENTH Beveral witnesses were examined Hinckley is ANNOUNCED still contumacious and neglects to produce I any papers or give any information vre GE1ER1L HOOKER PLACED ON THE RE Tho ball of McHenry accused of petjury in I tbe Rollins conspiracy case has been raised to I TIRED LIST $5 (XX) to secure his appearance MAIL ROBBER COMMITTED Geo AtwlU a mall messenger in the New York postofllce was before a United States Commissioner to day charged with robbing the malls and commlsted to answer 1 A SERIOUS CHARGE Allred Brodhead of Hoboken aged nineteen is under arrest charged with violating the per son of hfa aunt In August last Bhe fa said to be enciente DAMAGED BY BIRB The distillery of Leon Acanter West Nine teen th street was damaged $50000 by fire to day caused by the burst of a receiver COUNTEREITING ESTABLISHMENT SUP PRESSED An alleged counterfeiting establishment in Mulberry street was suppressed last night Two arrests were made and about $5000 in spurious fifty cent stamps and greenbacks se cured PERSONAL The family of the late Nathaniel Hawthorne fa about to sail for Germany to reside HBADQUARTERS TRANSERRED The headquarters of tbe Department of tbe Atlantic have at the request of Gen Hancock been transferred to New York PRBSIDBNT JOHNSON TO VISIT ENGLAND The London Standard states that President Johnson has Informed Mr Thornton British Minister at Washington and Mr Reverdy Johnson of hfa Intention to pay a visit to England as soon as his term of office expires in March next EATURE THB PR0TB8TANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION The fcatnro ot the Protestant Episcopal Convention to day was the reference to a com mittee of the proposals to amend canon 11 title 1 forbidding clergymen of other denoml nations to officiate in Episcopal churches A determined attempt was made by the low church members to table the resolution but it failed This action is important as It fore shadows tho defeat of tho Tyng party CRICKBT The cricket match resulted In favor of thelAll England eleven in one inning with eight runs to spare their score being 143 against 135 for the United States base ball The base ball match between Englishmen and tbe ex champions Union takes place at Hoboken next Tuesday after which the crick etera sail for Europe OnotENAvi Oct Market dull ata unchanged family at market unchanged but held firm ly at $1 90 Corn dull at 97998c (Mta dull at 69rt0 lor No 1 Bye held at $1 40 Barley la tending upward eatou at $2 2092 80 lor State eprtng $2 359 2 40 for Canada and $2 80 for fall renram in nu nnu pnoeu rawer at me I for middling uplands "JJ I Maraet irrecular sales at $1 2491 25 forre I Meas Market dull and prices I drooping with holders anxious to realise salea at in I fl9 fa Hulk meats ofared at 11 914c no de I mand Bacon dull 18c for shoulders 16 16 and 'eal lie ior aides Lard dull ata offered at 18o without I buyers Better firm at Eggs declned to I xarere WW MMWWfltata I I HUVUVIN WUH8 I re2 I tii 'J ie fiaeeed oil dull and prices nominal at $1106 OP U5M91M 1109110 Total 531 91 08 I CAVILS sxirran bast Plenty and dull at per bbl nmher of aWPP Wtae'TnrfaJ" tatatatatata tan Anta faVfatafae fl 1 Border Btfate bomto are aetive and htofam Mia I Belknan Drake 101 Bvmuk Oct 7 Afa rel Wre 1 remre rere I Tte a rs re I re re I WtoS tore a a a re newTtnnaa I visner iMMeiaaaxou BentonIO I luoar Maraei auii ana uncDBDffea urnn avwi auei or fluwu own xio a vDicago I Iat815oai51 7000 buh Mo 2 Milwaukee at 815 re I wmw rouowing rates: 1 15000 boeh No 1 do at $1 631 64 eloeing steady Bauway etoeke are active and bnoyant with an I irst onality ooQ 5 60 I Corn dull and weak sales 48060 bush at $1 04(0 rtoMM 4 4 (OllMMi pan Toledo Oats steady and tn moderate toto 2 50 8 25 I demand sales 80000 bush at 63Mo Bye lower sales wre i oviw uusu xwu a aou miiouktfi i 5ricj uuu SBBB I sales light Canadian at $2 fa Other articles Am flnll faM nf rovir nnmlidur rererea as I re I vv 4UVW tuam HR I UtIVfafaUKWUe 1 1 per 100 pounds I lour 12000 bbls wheat 816000 bush Mich south 20X9 20K I i corn 100000 oats 240000 bush barley 60000 bosh wi? I Titfatr Rtattati mmwo rye 53000 bush snre 7 5 Wheat 100000 bush corn 47000 I Toledo1069106 I Tbe following are the prevailing retail prices for bush: Gate 18000 bush barley 18000 rye 800 Kock Island1099109 I fruits vegetables meata Ac for family consumption I irm Wheat 18c com 16 rye 16 re ire a 10 to New York closing with upward ten I denev tarn 26 8 8 1020 20 6 15 12 20 19 8 5 20 20 76 10 B10 20 30 40 12K 12 840 1516201614 t20 2015 82016 6 12 I duced to 19c 14 I 1275 I 40 75 I Clbvzlad Oct 30 50 I lour City made held at $12 lor triple extra10 I white $9 6010 60 for double extra amber 18 65 1 9 for double extra red $99 25 for double extra I spring $7 758 for extra spring country made range I at $9 9 76 for double extra red and amber $8 00 I 9 for do ble extra spring $10 60U60 for double 40 I extra white I Wheat sales 3200 bush at $101 Oats 14 hed 6253c Rye held at $1 40l 42 I No 1 Canada at $2 22 15 I Market steady and unchanged refined 14 I held at 2728c for round lots and 293oc for small 9U lots ucie 10ll 11 13 BOOTS AND SHOES RICHARD Yx! Lw 83 Woodward avenue JAMKH CRAIG Wholesale dealer In resh and Balt ish (on the dock between Cass sad WayHA streets) Detroit Michigan CENTS URNISHING COOPS GBO OHANDLKB No 1 Larned street west Heftier in urnishing Goods Perfect it ung rench Yoke Shirts made to orders i BANKERS David PRKSTON A CO Bankers Dealers In Coin Imta Warrants College Bcrip Gov eminent Bonds BATHS plLKCTRO AND COLD AIK BATHB operation at 160 Gratiot street and Gnswoldstreet in rear of Howard House BOOKS WK'ia Co aud enue 1 Woodward Av SOAP he late firm wd THOMAS IRBY of tho oiu urm of lrby A ood Boap Manufacturers of many atending in Detroit take nteaanm in announcing to the nubile that the7arePi aether ta a too Arm of Mck A Oo for tbe mauufaeture of MACK gfc COS Celebrated Soap and WashiM Compound We have secured to our business the services of Mr John Condon so favorably known to tho tenon a manufacturer of Boap and Candles and it is our intention that combining capital and exper ience we will in our business give to the trade per fect satisfaction both in goods and in prompt at tention to their Interests actory and Omse 28 BtAntotna st WM MACK seplS eodSw THQ8 wbste 5TJM btab corn lfa040 bnsh ouan ouney tbe pass 94 bonr H8te bbla 6 wheat U86TO taah con 150400 nvnxiEa nAuuv I AWZB TABta I Wfate market to night la duiL Corn to quiet "at Thsanivalsthto vta foot up 612 beta of eattto I 9 slot al 60951 ULL tan Puea by li I nd "1 HlHBoatonT I Tho market for tba part week haa been da fi a aoavea ocv 14 I ths sapply more than squiHng the damand Many I shares Pbcnlx MicdagOompaay aiU I th oectoa to baa full supply la all Beaton I I markete law York Vlmama5ta mta ktoak Itotaltl I The followlng'drovera wars in this week earoa I Welch A King 26 Naw Yoax Oct 18 7 PM MAXiav I Mradleowortii Money to active and steady at 897 per ant I 8 reiiun exoxAxoa I Lewomore27 Stening 6xlmpgB iu dull at I uiricD eoe 17 BQL! MAfaWy I a 22 Gold te lower opened 187 andelcued at 187X I oTiwnuniionmM I flairMminfiii Mmuiif uitre I Uaher 4c "Baar 32 Henry Ulswes A Cofnrnloh the toUownsxetoaiM I Strickland 19Bundry persona toe I HOUGHTON i Itteldre U591UXCpfa6MWU09U0 Ttal vru lira evening oi Saturday the 10th inat inuZn 'X il the Seymonr and Blair dob of thia village I 112 were aoaressea by tbe Hon 8 Smith The meeting wee an ImpromDtu affair and Mr I 92 old 70972: Smith wm not informed until a few hour pre ViX9to5 lone to the rnherlncr nf thfa Ibisfa andfAMM I eunoKB that he had hrum nnnnnMMi mm tka I s' Btoeke bto active and buoyant with an I lrot quality lbm ne naa Deen publicly announced the I intenoe apeeulatiTo mania in a few Western eharea I Second qualitypeaker of the occasion Bat notwhhatanding I whlch advanced per cent New York roads are I Third quality thn hnrt tlm fna rbambtafllxw si I I pvp ttowvui KuuuuuH a wm neatn uo report the following prieaaat tore Lire Stas I KA Wv see utw mw u9M6jviuto uxfa uicuue lacy expected I Til him to move upon the works of the Imported Republican talker erris and demolish them I 259 and be did This man errfa fa making use I Mariposa 898 of a very seductive parallel in which he sup I Mariposa pfd 249 poses himtelf tbe government and us Door I M8M9128 outside wretches the people This Mr Smith YoTk'cin humorously aflaracierlzed as the attempt of a I Erie lifilputlan to swell himself Into the dimensions I Bria 70 of a giant said he fa an essentially I Hudson 1859138 Republican idea" "We poor people feel that I that the Republican party haa been indeed the I Sx government ever since it came into power and Wabash it fa the mission of the Democratic party to I Wabasepfd! 78m so make the Radical government understand that I St Paul 113 9114 they are the servants of the people and not I 8t pfd 114 9117 their rulers" The financial auestlon waa ahiv I axraaaa JlZmnJ re re A fl re ffre re re re a I Volado Markat I Totano Oct 16 7 I irmer but quiet I Grain Market for red lcamber 2c and I spring l2o better sales of No 1 white Michigan I Michigan $1 99 amber Michigan at I $1 851 86 No 1 red at $1 84 No 2 red at $1 66 I No1 81 62 No 2 de at $1 871 37M No I 2 do at $1 27 Uorn le better salea No 1 at 98c and I rejected at 96c Oats steadyheld at 57c for Michigan I 50c for No 2 Rye unchanged: ealee No 1 and Mich igan at $1 86 No 2 at $1 32 Barley 2o better sales I State at $2 12 I Lake reights 6c for wheat to Buffalo 8c for rj corn to uswego I Receipts for past 24 lour 36 bbls wheat 1 12298 bush corn 8806 bush rye 2823 bush: bar I ley 39895 bush oate 1896 bush I Shipments for past 24 lour 5005 bbls G25 I wheat 7763 bush corn 800 bush oats 700 bush I bush I I Naw York Dry Qooda Market I Naw Yoax Oct I Dry goods continue Inert generally with market a I little weak for certain styles Cotton Sprague I and Dunnell prints 12c and Augusta yard widj I brown sheetings 14c Other clasees of goods are I without important change except Oeumburgs which 30 I are scarce and wanted at enhanced prices The I Pbcenix have advanced from 16 to 17c the Mil 20 I ledgeville sell readily at 20c Howard 21c aud Ai I burton at 22 for 82 inch Broadway sheetings are selling atl2c Cabot A at 14c and Cohae I and Atlantic A at 16c Stripes are hardly so firm 10 I American sell at Thorndyke and Whitten I don at 20c and Massabeslo at 2l22c Blue Hill lo I Dnnlma mmm aaasxax muvx unu IOO A UppeTIU V'OfSei (015 I Jeans 15M Laconia Brown Canton fknni ia SEWING MACHINES WHKKLKR A WILSON SEWING MA CHINKS 178 Jefiereon avenue Detroit WEST COMLY General Agents THE DETROIT REE BRESSr SATURDAY MORNING nfymRlt 171888 8 GKO DICKINSON PRODUCE COMMISSION Board of Trade Building Detroit Agency of Cleveland ire and Marine Insurance Co and Sun Insurance Co of Cleveland Caah advances on Eastern shipments A A rT' Commission Merchants oot of Second street Detroit Wch DENTISTS 101 108 100 100 I Extra I No I Stearine loo I im I crushed1618 1 Extra coffee I oiAn powaeraio(0iiOM re I 8tftnM IO I TT I OHUlUarQ A I A coffee IM Circle A I coffee 167 I I Rio common 1 I Laguayra Porto Rlcoe New Orleans bbb Pasas Officb Oct lfl 7 I Xue aiTlTale Of flour amounted to ftA4fl bhla anH nf I 8VTUD8 70A 90'HHvpf ai OK I Chlnairn llwn aw retire wheat 16172 buah I 00 Golden Hyrup 76 00 OHiOAan (fet 7 la Quiet and unnhanffArt RmiA onA I GS'den 8 Market in Itaht sunnto and nnlot ha Ina at SJZX? bbla choice aupcrior at 810 50 400 do at 810 Wei TKAB 89 el 761 80 I er at $7 W9 for light to choice smooth 1 50l 05 I 6062 hogs 1 1091 36 I Shipments 6362 hogs 80l 00 8 Cleveland OU Msirket 951 10 I CtlTitAiD Oct 1 80 I Petroleum Market steady and unchanged Re 1 40001 60 I is held at 27928c for round lots and small1 1 30 I lota sel1 a 2930c tail 50 130140 PlttatourK OU Market MImI P1TTBBUBG Oct 16 7 8 teVIfyl I 4 rUflf) Oi If flrkAt flAttAl fAAlfnty Hut: fotnfMnanA ygg I Hons sales for October at 12c spot nominal at 1 c14 I 175 LoulsvlUe Tobacco Market 18 Louisvillz Oct 88 Sales tobacco light at $5 5013 50 for 1 16 I lugs to medium leaf HOPS HAWLEY JR A CO DEALERS IN 43 Bates street 15 16 15 15 Rio common 23 24 Rio good to prlme25 27 ao bum MOLASSES 70 80:8 Molasses 90l 00 Muscovado 90 SYRUPS 709 Drips 85l OOlGolden Syrup 1 00l 15i Boston Golden TKAH Yonne Hvaon heat Vniintr TTvonti cyrwwl I Young Hyson fair 76 I Young Hyeoncommon Japan very best Japan good Japan common Gunpowder very best Gunpowder rood i Oolong veiy best Oolong good white at $2 28J doat $2 27 10 can ofNo 1 white I Oolong common (next Wednesday) at $2 10: 1 car on annt at Be in I OBKIGN RUITS do at $2 11 4 cam of Kn 2 Mt i a Jo I ycr I new Oftra nr Nn 1 MmhA af Bl fl I In ftAArtlAa nar I quiet at 81 06 from etore I 4 4 Oats Are in fair demand at 56c I Bananas" 'per I in active demand with price firm bunch Salea of 900 bu at 84 1 car do at 4 10 2 cars do on I wainnt a I Grenoble do ue I Brazils I ilberts ne I Taragona Al for I monde are I Languedoc Al monas nfd mxA aa Wayne11 at 110 I Apples (choice) per peck BHAE 279 28 I Apples (cooking) per peck Terra Hante 449 45 I Cabbage per head Terre pfd 88 I Carrots per bunch Chi A Alt154 I Cauliflower per head Chi A Alt pfd IM I Celery per bunch Lake Shore 100 I Citrons each Sioux City 95 I Cranberries per quart St Jo pfd 69 I Beets per peck I Egg plant each WZtotoa I Qrariaa fiaiawhaa rerere Ik SMV1I auxaos A UV UUHUVIHl tIUCflUUn WBB BDlV I a wrerererera a Mtisva Vtonnutoauvr ZUaaa dlscaaeed and the fallacy bo DerBiatentiv niwd I pre hares ire active and higher I 81 rally exposed I mibibostoom Oniona peqliart Every man present felt tbe force of his ar I Mining stocka are quiet Bmith parmalee I Oyster ptante each oments and there Is not a Democrat In this I Qaarte Hill 105 Gregory Montana ei I Paren pe per peck district but will resfret the buaineM I nn corrBBBTooxa 'I Potatoes (peachbiowa) per peckl whinh h(ua him I following are the quotations of copper stock I Potatoea (sweet) per peck wnten has called him away and Will probably I at Boston: Copper alla 17 ranklin 14 Han 1 Pumpkins each deprive us of bls Influence during the remain I eockM Minnesota 2 Quincy 17 I Radishes per bunch der of this campaign We shall have another I sub tbbasvbt btatsmbxt I Squashes each I rousing meeting next Saturday night I the Bub treasury to day were: I Turnips per peck payments $2308265 balance $97153 Eggs per doZ 1 338 I Butter ner lb I reeh trout each I resh white fleh per lb I resh pickerel per lb Mate art I Bea Salmon per lb Ctatity BGBffSs Revenue 8tMM a Quotation carefully revised each day for Tza Da 1 nckore per lb tore re I Rlllrt INtolv reAaa 15 i 8VP11 VUU per OM4eessss4 I Birloin roasts and steaks Selling I Porter house roasts and steakspar I Bound roasts and steaks par I Cut meats I Vaa! riit lAtH 114 I Veal roasts i 112 I Mutton 112m I Lamb 110 I Pork (fresh) HOM I Poi k(salt) HIM I Chickens (dreseed) per pair 100 Ducks (wild) per brace igrayj per nrace Squirrels eaph Wholesale Groceries BROOMS $4 50 INo 2 4 25 No 3 CANDLES 22 24 ITallow SUGARS ellow coffee 14 Porto Rico 18 Cuba 12 ex! MUwuk Markt vaIIaw I MlLWAUKSB Oct COEES I Market steady and prices unchanged Java fair to good3438 1 1 irregular at $1 49 ror wo Java old I Ji 37? Oas weak at 52M for No 2 Mocha nominally unchanged wweipia nms nour 09000 bush wheat K0asK I 8000 bush oats fl070 I 7000 bbls flour 63000 bush wheat 1 1000 corn Hit i 1 T1W 9 A vS A Iva to Ufl Bj 4IMNSMHIOT9M0tataMOT I cwKhrt 91 'J' ss'" 1 Kw Tom fM ia ora Br lhI Hl I I Hl Bsl I I I 7 I I I 41 II 1 II I' 1 Il 1 I' I 11 I M' I it' ir'j 4: i I i I Ju Ti Jr 1 1 II I I I iy II i i Lif hu' 13 K1 (Hi fi JI jjAV S' 1 I 11' I I I If fi re rre re A Hal fiMtSuSM 1 'i to fife 51 Kj BBS i I II I I lll 8 a toto to a ra tA 9 0 Ito 1 I 1 I 9 I I I a a tototo htrereA I' 1 Vf 7 At 119 I R' i rr ta ua MSiarere re i MBnamiB nw kmm ia au i ar 't ca i Tr 1 i CTw rersre 7 JjE 4 "'t 6 A 1 8 'd i 1 IM AH.