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PAULUs, THE HALTER,
Beats them all,
Southeast corner Second and South.
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Hon. Hon 4 T: Sldes %aaS T. s senaGST G aSMa Ohio
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William E. owens, ESQ Philadelphia. 60 thstu
XTALER's LATE MILLER'sJ WINTER
iSsTRI R2IgI2S Y1TE stssst
ry two large and eniaisaS %S / 1Fs5sStras. PS5%
Aud EVERY SIohT S CSPRSGq RENb EH
aBrass Band, comprising the best Artists in the city,
VIII perform OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious summer Garden, artistically laid out
with shruOOfffSy Ta& EEGnfalhs IApiEs sss SALOON,
set apart for EANILIEs M ~ the best
NTEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE,
N ELhYEISEEhF TIE FA%fET SAifSii aS2ys REs5Mf Gs6SST5
OPEN FOR THE SEASON:
CARNCROSS g. OIXEH'S MINSTHELS,
the Great tar Troupe OF the World. in their GRAND
ETHIOPIAN SolRE5Es o5 ,ISIMIS, SONGS, DANCES pANEEs' NEW
Doors open at O'Clock. Commencing at O'Clock
6SO 3m j. L.. CARN NCROSS, Manager
ezra THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANU-
fTYFRs factHre recommend themselves. We promise
I'd our patrons beautiful tones, elegant workm
shin durability, and reasonable prices, SQmpned with
aflll guarantee For sale only at NO N' WALNUT
5ass UNION PIANO MANUFACTURING. co.
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BODY RECOVERED.-The body found at
League Island bridge on Sunday was recognized
as that Of John Williams, sailor whose disap-
pearance was noticed several days ago. He and
another man started in boat from Reed street
wharf, at an early hour in the morning, and
when some distance from the shore cries were
heard, and one of the men soon after swan
ashore. The other man, Williams, was missing
up to yesterday. The affair is involved in mys-
terry, which the Coroner's inquest may unIavel
A postmortem examination was made of the
body yesterday.
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At GROWERS THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1885,
POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER II.

The Managing Directors take pleasure in announcing
that the drawing will positively october H. 1855
All agents are requested to make final statements OF
sales and return coupons tickets etc. to reach
Washington bT the llth OF oetober.
All orders 1or tickets, via Philadelphia and vicinity
will be a6 dressed to Messrs owens d CO., No. 537
CHEsNUT Street Philadelphia, ort
WILLIAM 9. MORSE, Secretary.
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100000 Tickets ariU be sold ot s. each
$4,000 Presents A,cdrded, Ualued at S250,OOOl
s25,COO cfhe Profits to be giUen to the Sol
dierS' and sailors National Orphans Homo
Fund, S2500 to the Washington Male and
Female Orphan Asylum. The balance, after
deductjng expenses, TO be paid to the Trea-
Surer Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union,
WdSh;ngtOn, d. c.
One Present to Every Four Tickets.
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THERE Is A UNIFORM SUPERIORITY in the Photo
graphs emanatng from b. +. Reimer's Gallery, No.
Arch afr
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FiVe-Twenty Coupons,
Due November /,
Wanted by
DRExEL g. Co,
No. "a South Third street.
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JoHNsoN-CLYMER MEETING.-The Ma.
tional Union johnson Club of the Second
Ward held a large meeting last evening at
Twelfth and Carpenter streets. The stand was
handsomely decorated with flags and transpa-
rencies. Sergeant James Morrison presided
John b, Minton, ESQ.,, read a series of reso-
lutions, endorsing the address of the 14th of
August Convention, President johnson, Hon.
Edgar A. Cowan, General William McCandless
Hon. Samuel j. Randall, and William S.
Gregory.
John w. Frazier, Esq. President of the Club
addressed the meeting. He SAID that the people
the United States and whether the negro shall
be made che equal of the white man. The
speaker then discussed these issues at some
length, and concluded by predicting that Gene
raj McCandless would be elected State Senator
of the First District.
General McCandless, w. H. Morris, and others
spoke.
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Tue FIRE DBPARTMENT.-1he following
Committee was appointed at meeting OF fire.
n en- held at the Neptune Hose House, 10 make
arrangements for the reception OF the United
states Hose Company, on their return from
visit they are to make TO Lancaster and Read
inP:-Messrs. DOnnclly, OF the Lafayette; James
X. Mailer, OF the Warren; I. G. Daguey, OF the
Hope; f.. b. Holt, of the United States, Cam
den; and James Duffy, OF the Vgilant. Mr..
Samuel Greer of the Neptune Hose, was chosen
Chiel Marshal.
The old "Dllly" Engine, built in 1921 by Pat
Lyon, and rebuilt in 1886 aud 1856, has been
broken up by the Dilgent Company, to whom
she belonged. The "Dillyn was considered the
best hand engine ever constructed in our city.
One OF the last trials of her power was somn
years ago, when she played a stream over the
flagstaff on Dr. Jayne's granite building
The Fame Hose Company have sold their
white carriage to fire company at Wooster,
Ohio. The sum of $500 was paid for her.
One of the fine horses belonging to the North
em Liberty Hose and Steam FIRE Engine Com
pany died on Friday night last
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Arrest the Murderer!!
$500 REWARD !

a MOST DIAEOLICAL MURDER was
"A, committed near the town OF Chester,
5. G., on the might OF the 22I Ju!v, IsGG.
upon tho body of my brother, ALI:XA%-
DER d. WALKER. Two OF the murdcrcrs
h".St"cs) have been arrested. The thirl.
wii.c man. known as BILL MORRIS.
.unS CHAS. DEREM, 0'i1s VI Yi.IE NOR
HiS, is s:lIl at large, and is described ~.
follows: TAU, sparc-madc man; grey eyes,
.f peculiar look; short, thick nose; low
forehead; round, lean face: somewhat
hump p-shonldcrcd; black hair, with Il few
gre hairs; abon. thirty seven years Old:
and, when speaking, twists his mouth 10
the right side; heavy. dark beard; has
been wounded, ns well IS can he recul-
!cctcd, in the right arm, near the elbow
vita small and hnnv arln-: wore dark cat
and dark linen pants. The above murdcrr-
- notorious scoundrcl, and has recently.
III connection with a band of negroes. beer,
engaged III Narlo~s o!icr bloody uutra".s.
the al'ove rcw:,ri. Win BE- l',.il for .l;.,
arrest, or for any Information that ,:illl llca,'
- his apprehension.
JOSHUA II. NALkEN,
HUfs -. ('nPsfrr
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ARrfFtCtA'L a
>.
Legs
rs''rr-'' e. ..NEs .f, J.
- 4.g.t ~ 4
TIE SOUTHERN
LEG and ARM COMPANY

AVE established branch Office and
IL manufactory at Columbia. 8. G.
The improved AUTOMATIC LEG AND
AfM manufactured by this company are
unsurpassed by any in tho world
Oar workmen are practical artificial leg
and arn lnakers-three Of them wearing
lsgs oi their own manufacture
Our facilities are unsurpassed. Onr
work warranted one year. CaIl and ex-
anime our specimens, or address
DANNELLY, MARSHALL Il CO..
Sccgers building, Columbia, s. C.
Offices Madison, Ga, Nashville, Tenn.
Columbia, 3. G. May n emo
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Ellen tried to kiss her; her husband
knceled aud raised her head on
7is shoulder, bending his face on her
.orehead, and murmuring the last
i.FaH@i!-the last thanks-the agony
Of Jas pity for hcr suffering. The
poor Child threw herself on her
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mother ( Igazsag upward, in want and
grief and bewiideyment, in her face.
s.My Charles, "said the mother, feel
ing about with the other hand, but
she did not and his head to bless it.
my Charles" she repeated in a
fainter tone, and her eyelids drooped
over the hot eyes. Il =
Paulet saw nothing but his suffer
ing wife, heard nothing but her pain
full breath. .. -,.....
At that moment the door opened,
and Charles stood there, paler than
ever, with glittering eyes. He held
the cup towards his father. Father, 81
he said, ''there is water coming
down from Heavenw a &e'S
Paulett looked up and cried, 80
God, it rainsl''
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MAGGIEI.'S rII.LS AND S.ALNE

MAGGlEL'S FILLS AND SALNi,
Ar" ahaOst universal in their elects a.:I 4
cure can be almost always guaranteed
For BILIOUS DISEASES,
Nothiii% can be more productive 81. cure
than t.irsr Pills. Their almost maeic III.
hucncc IL i,.t 1T once; and til" usual CON
coiaitant' OF this most distress sing discuss.
are removed. These remedies re made.
rom the pUrcst
VEGETABLE CUMpOC%DS
They vii! not harm the most drl:clto f.
male, and can be given with good c,irct III
prescribed doses to the Youngest babe.
FOR CUTANEOES DISORDERS
And all eruptl"il~ ut the skin. the Salyp l.
most invaluable. 1t docs not heal cxtc.-
naily alone. Eu: p":ietrat,- with the most
searching Effects to the very root of the evil
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a New and Grand Epoch
mi 8 DIC CT ~ e
DIR. MAGGIEL'S
P3LLS AND SALVE

TTHESE. wonderful medicines arc now ~,
Il familiar to the people that but it'll.
endorsement Of their value as d phys!c
need be made. Tho Pills of Dr. Maggicl
contain no mineral. They do no. grippe,
and they do not cnfceble tho svstcE: bv cx-
tremc purSinc. They arc universal i,l
CREATING 4 VIGOROUS APPETITE.
Aud corrcspondinsly strengthen the diyos-
ton. They tone tue liver, clear the head
and steady tho nerves. To those who arr
not familiar with the usc Of
DR.. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
AS an anti-billious remedy, the following
extracts from various letters will bc, it is
hoped, of sufficient Importance to justly
the quoting of thea here:
WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SALVE.
Tho best Pills for headache ever had" "
"f1v liver works like an engine, thanks
to your Pills
.! a:a pleased to say TO YOU, DR. Maggicl,
tEat would no: be without box o: ,.,ur
Pills for c'rng NC OF mornin:; nausea tor
the world"
''Yol will find rrrInsed 81 You. Pills
are only q cents but consiIcr.5.l,-A, WORT.
to me ST.
''DE>R DoIFos: Ny tongue had q fur ou
- every morning hike the back az n cat
Your Pills took il away.
Il took h"!! Il pill and crushed it to pow
der, ard gaze /; III jelly to my little baL;.
for ca,lera morhus. The dear little pct
vas we'll III three hours after"
II suppose il is hardly worth while 20 tell
You my burned loot has, got We'll from tlc
use of yo"r Salve. Enclosed iiud - cent +.
for an"th'f box to keep in the horse"
''Sc:.l me another box Of S;,lvc:'
Enclosed find - cents for two boxes u;
your MagSiel's Pills and one OF S..ive.'
The most gentle, YET searching, mcd!-
cine ever swallowe,i'
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r YENG within two miles Of Walhaila; rs
IL acres Of good bottom on slle tract,
upon which Is now growing 9 FINE.CR0P,
uninjured by the great drought. 100 acres
open land and q good yence, pretty well
lie road TO Tennessee Valley, DC. q Q.
I will sell with said land, 500 bushels of
CORN and 50 head Of fine CATTLE, IL
wanted. - 's,E sss s.< x =
Persons who want desirable Tract of
memt With stock and corn + to fseS u viii sIi's DO
we'll to call soon, as am determined to
sell. vi w. 8. GRESHAM,
Aug % Walhalla, 8. G.
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WESTCHEsTER HOUSE

1n,ntI' Efoonae Street an{ Ho'rp,.y, ". y.
VNHlI loasc, capable Of accommodatinc
L three hundred guests and kept on tbe
Fur"pcan plan, IL centrally located, and
near 70 all points. City cars pass the
ii"trl to all the Ferries, Railroad Depots
49,! places OF Amusement every three
ini:ntes: Single Rooms, sl.O0 per day:
d"!ihir. 900. J. +. BARROW & CO.,
.Jan /: " Pronrie,rs
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COPARTNERSH1P

ftHiE undersigned have formed Il copa.t-
= nershlp for the transaction of the al &
TlON and COMMISSION BUSINESS in th,.
city of Columbia, under the name and stv;c
oi 'icDONALD Il MCELWEE. Our office
ana s'oro-rooms aro situated u, lady
street, first door West of the Post Office.
"hrft we VIII give strict attention 10 ANY
business entrusted to our care, and viii
endeavor To give satisfaction to all coI.-
cerned. u y ,,cn0NAIn
.:u4. 3mo J. II. NlcFT,WEF
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Notice TO travellers.
Ess g..:, ,;..:;!;.- s:s:. - Zv:;;.=sss=,s:s

VHOSE going or returning from the
L North should tax" the Whining ton
route to Weldon and Bay Line to- Bait!-
more, Or ri,, Richmond to Baltimore. Dis
tancc 'id Hal, ugh, So ,Ei:ca 20 Weldon; by
Wilmington, 35S miles over which route
the great mails arc transported. Splendid
sleeping cars are running and the best
rolling stock NOW i'll the Southern co,;i.lry.
Sure connections. Through Tickets and
Through baggage Checks.
DISTANCES.
i;iciinloi.,i 10 king,vile, r;t G,ucls-
o"ro ............. .tl7 miles.
Richmond to kinSsvillc, cta VIII
mlnSton ...-........ ...4l6i miles
S. l.. FREMONT,
A'ig IA I'm. Engineer ard S:;p't.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
JOHN IZARD MIDDLETON.
Shipping aud Commissiea Merchant,

NO. 7 U7H STREET, BALTIMORE
A TTENDS to the purchase of GRAIN.
"A FLOUR. GUANO, &C., and sale Of
COTTON, LUMBER and SOUTHERN
PRODUCE.
Refers to Messrs. Lambert Gittipgs Il
Brothers, Richmond; Gourdin, Matthies-
sen i Co, Porcher & Henry, Cohen, Hanc-
kel Co, ]. D. Aiken Il Co, Charleston, s.
@ Gourdin, Matthiesscn d Co., Savannah; ;
iia;icr d Lowrance. Columbia, s. c.;
Mayes q Martin, Newberry q. H., s. c..
Aug - ONO
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DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS

E"rh Hor G".'a;mS - TdT<
Que I'W Is Il Dose,
NOTICE. En"c genuine without thc ,..-
gray, +! trade mark around each pot ~ box
H:ai:' ',y DIR. j. NAGGIEi.. New Yorh, -
ruUni rr!rit which Is f,lOuy.
80 Sold hy nj! resp, cta!,!c Acalcr, III
mc.!lcin"s throughout the Unitcd Stat.
and Canasins, At - cents per box or pot.
FlSllE!: X HEI\iISH, Columbia, =. G.
Julv - "
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Stallion John Morgan.

THE Bioolcd Stallion JOHN
j- MORGAN. VIII stand the Fall
T >srason in Columbia. comint"clns
-A-Al~lo on the 18th inst. J., for $40 cash o:l
first service; or so. if not paid by the lst
October. Gr"oia's fee, 81 90 in advance
JOHN is a handsome dark brown horse:
eight Years Old: fifteen hands and two
inches high: sired by Sailor Boy" vii"
was by Jim Chopper" one of old Sl,.
Archys best sons; his dam by "Whip. "
ont of u fine Morgan mare. He can trot a
mile III three minutes. but has never been
trained; has the kindest dis position, ana
is very sure. Aug 1mo
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fansville, Indiana.

Our Slock one of the largest and best
sale at 49,,
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MONETARY G COMMERCIAL.
o The Green River Trade.

A correspondent of the Louisville Coair-
Ter, from Mclean County. is exercised be-
cause the trade of the Green River coun-
try will come to Evansville, despite the eff
forts of interested parties to turn it to
Louisville. Speaking of Mclean County,
the correspondent says IL furnishes large
quota to the commerce and trade of Green
River which is annually poured into the
lap of Evansville instead of Louisville or
greensboro, to whom it legitimately per-
tains. We pointed out this anamalous
condition of the Green River trade, and
the means by which it could be sobviated,
but we suppose the Louisville merchants
deemed the game too small, and Owens
boro, which, from its locality and sur
ronndings, might become in future one of
the gems OF ia belle riyiere," was too
deeply immersed in the retail business to
spread her energies beyond the confines of
Davfess. The result is that everybody a.
most, up Green River trades with Evans
vf1Ie, and the produce of this section, go
ing either North or South, touches that
point in transitu, and her merchants, by
their tact, skill ana energy, as well as their
polite attention and civilties to the Green
River planters, have secured for them
selves a name and trade of which 1t will
be hard to deprive them. 1
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Greenbacks i'm Favor.

The last New York Bank Statement
shows that greenbacks hold preference
in public estimation, both at the West and
South. Remittances from the South are
almost exclusively in greenbacks, as that
currency is wholly used in moving the
cotton and tobacco. The West RENTS to
New York national bank notes, as far as
possible, and. retains the greenbacks
Thus the greenbacks are getting scarce in
the metropolis, and the country currency
aeeumulates. The last bank statement
shows continued liquidation, the deposits
having declined s5,2l2,s53. The loans have
fallen off s., S9l Gal. The curious fact is the
continued decline in the legal-tenders, the
amount of whiehi is now down to $50, $780,
S57, showing that the reserve has fallen
more than thirty-one millions since last
September. sff gssk sfzak AxN3 4
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y Anecdotes and Incidents
OF THE REBELLION.


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III the Circuit Court of tho United States
Seventh Judicial Circuit District of Indi-
ana
Joseph F. Mills and others as. Isaac Kohn.
Aisse,ssss 2 Nn,n se cpp ernrt1r
Ill copy of an order of the Court in the
above Untitled cause, issued by the Clerk of
said Court. at indianapolis, Indiana, on
the Sth day of December. 1866, Lsthe UNI
dersigned. ~. s. Marshal for the Districtsof
Indiana, will, on Saturday. the 22d daytof
December, 1866, between the hours OF 8
O'CLOCK a. M, and a O'Clock p M, sell for
cash at public auction, at No. 3 north
Water street, between Main and Sycamore
stFeetsy In the city OF Evansville, Indiana,
tile entire stock of goods, groceries, confec-
fionares and other articles. of sad defend
ant, now in my hands, and which were
seized by me ON an attaehment IN said
cdlse sE39AT1 64uk6ENG sa8Eu1
The sale will continue from day to day,
between the hours.of g. o'clock as.m. and
O'clock b. M, sundays excepted ], until the
entire stock shall be sold.
BEN. SPOONER,
u. S. Marshal for the District of Indiana.
Dec-ll, lS66-decl2ds till after date
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q - II - 80 " &C. 81 -
ST. Louis Market,

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Dec. Is.
The markets are heavy and business re-
stricted by a want of shipping facilities
TOBAcCo-Unchanged.
HEMP-Deelined; 81 2092 40 fer undressed
and So 20@3 80 for dressed.
CoTToN-Firmer; Csc for low middling
and 3lc for strict middling.
YFLoUR--FiEmer; Fall superfine SO %,
Spring extra $40 20@lO go, Fall extra $l1 90,
and double-extra So 009l3 co. ,lge1rg II n
WHEAT-Stiff; holders ask an advance !;
Northern Fall 81 40@2 40, and prime to
strictly prime 50 5092 so. IliTIFTlJ
CoRN-Dull and easier; S9994c for new,
and 94697c for old. l7u8
OATs-Firm at 746e76c. q .sr1
PRovISIONS-Quiet and business small !;
mess pork SD 90. Bacon, clear sides, 14c.
Green hams l0c. Lard, &c intierces and
l3c In half kegs. -tTf
WHISKY-S2 2592 q. F4
HoGs-Firm at Sc 60956 20 gross-mOstly
at latter price. Dressed hogs IS 90. Re-
ceipts 2,25j. -/5..l f1<HlfA
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Secretary McCulloch, in late letter to a
st. Louis banker, says:
Z "What we need is an increase of labor
If we could have the productive industry
of the country in full exercfse we
could return TO specie payments without
any very great curtailment of United
states notes. Ny object has been to keep
the market steady, and to work back to
specie payments without a financial coll
lapse. l shall act in the future as have in
the past, with great caution, and attempt
no impracticable tniI &.
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cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Dec. Is.
FLOUR-Firmer; superfine at SO 5O@l0 so.
WHEAT-In good demand, and prices are
higher; No. Spring 81 45, and No. Red
81 S.
Consistently 5596Oc for ear and shelled.
OATS-Ffrm, at SEC for No. /.
RYE-Advanced to 81 lS@l 20 for No. !.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-In moderate demand, at &c in
bond.
CoTToN-Firmer; Middling at 3l3zc@32,
but the demand is not active. ffg III
HoGS-In good demand; sales of 5000 at
81 50@7 rs for net; receipts, 1000, and, for
the week, 1900 head, and for the season
10000 against 165, 600 last year, according to
the Price Current.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet, and the demand light.
MESS PORK-Sl9 50fd20.
BULK MEATs-7s4, gs49l0s4c for shoulders,
sides and clear sides, packed.
GREEN MEATs-6, 8@l0c, and the demand
light.
LARD-Dull at lls1@I2c.
BACoN-13c for shoulders and sides, pack
ed, and 131491312c for clear sides. Sugar
Gu ed hams, lSc.
GROCERIES nE
CoFFEE-241z@2Sc. s. NN6. .F-N1tf
SUGAR-ll0tI4c
BUTTER-Steady at 2S@30c.
CHEESE-l415a 15c.
LARD OIL-Declined to 81 05@l TO- 8
GoLD-l37td l3712.
MONEY MARKET-Very close.
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Buffalo Market.

By TeleoI aph.l iss BUFFALO, Dec. Is.
FLOUR More active y closed 25c better;
$40 75@ll . for No. Spring. $50 gus
WHEAT Firm; No. Milwaukee Spring
So q.
CoRN-Dull; No. mixed 81 90.
OATS-J0c,
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