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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-13
Final settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
ested that tho UNDERSIGNED administrator Of
the estate Of Randell M. Barnes, deceased, will
mako n Final Sttlement OF his administration
of said estate at.thc next No, embcr term Of the
Lincoln county Court to be begun and held in Try
on Mnoday the i4th day of November 1870.
no 38 j. B. ALLEN, Admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-13

" -ae of Poor Ram. whiskey, Proof spir
its, ana Refusc Liquors doci sp.oei
. .Agpgtizsss," "Kss.or-rs," p" &3., that lea tho
.:pri5T q 20 d-Inkennsss aud ruin, but are true
M'i.eias, made from the Native Roots and
Nsrts ot 'caiii:rnia, free from al 4 AIcoholic
PuRIFi h r and LIFE GIVING PRIN-
CIP perfect E@aoyaior and lnyigorator
ot the sy..In carrying Oh all poisonous matter
No r.raon can take these Bittors, according to
direct nn', md remain loag unwell,,
GiOO vii be given for an iucurable case, pro.
yiItny tho bon. arc Eot destroyed by mineral
ro,son, or other means, and tie vital organs
Vt,s Fer 1nan,n rsr az tory ". and chronio RheH.
m'ts sn mi a9u neRysns ana 1nssl: nnas
hiTor, kidneys, and Bladder; these Bit
ters have been most snnc"Ssiu,. Sucn HiS.
is p'ncr,lly produced by deianyement OF the
Digestive Organs.
IN invisorate the stomach, and stimulate
OF unaduallea efficacy in cleansing the blood OF
nlim.f,ri'ics, and impartins now life and visor
" "Dsspspsia W Or Indigestion, Headache,
Pain in tTs Shoulders, Coughs, ,rghtness Of the
G. u, D t2lncss, Sour Stomach, Dad Taste in
~ Noah Attacks IaHtai0np Of the be
tn, regions the Kidneys, and hundred other
p,infui symptoms which are th, otfsprngs OF
DysIepsa, are cured by ,heso Bitters.
Cleanse tho Initiated Blood whenever you find
its impurities bursting through tho skin In Pim-
ples, Eruptons, OF Sores; cleanse It when II IN
fo.l, and your feelings viii tell you when. Keep
the blood pure and the health OF the system will
Prs, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in
tho System of so many thousands, are efIectusily
destroyed and removed.
For full directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle, printed in four languages
English, German, French, and Spanish. v~
Proprietor. X. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
Drugyists and General Agents.
San Francisco California, and 50 andSa Com
~ SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS.
Sold by M. s. BALLINGER, Troy, Mo.
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons inter-
~ ested that the undersigned was appointed
guardian of the person and estate OF NATL In
Weatherford, an insane person, by the County
Court of Lincoln county, Mo-, on the goth day
of August. 1870.
aug25n3ip W. w. SHAW, Guard'n.
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ChIEnrels'S Corner.
mAmMA.s BARETOOr hoy.

MAMMAsS IL u tcOOl Duhs
nv ". A. roe.
Lour no listened to the story
OF the poct's "Barcroot Boy )"
Listened silently and earnest,
Caring naught io' ball nor toy
And the eyes Of brown grew browner'
And the checks of pink grew red,
And upen his hand he rested,
Though,su'iy, his Gu ,ly head.
ror awhile hc seemed to ponder,
Thon he slowly went away
To n dim unnoticcd corner,
Where ho sometimes hid in play.
There ut tasscled shoe and stocking,
Bravely tugged with all his might ;
OF they came at last, revealing
Dimplcd balls Of pink and white.
Softly, softly, DER the carpet,
strayed his little pcarly feet,
Till he rested close to mamma,
Rested blushingly and sweet;
half nbashcd and half cmboldclcd'
Raised his eyes so brown and coy,
"Mamma," and the lips were smiling
"Isn't your barefoot boy ?"
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sweeiening ones coffee 10 generally the
isss stirring event Of the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-28

ment honds ON Saturday cvening:NnIted States cur
rency SKIES, 1l0k Ill; United States SKIES 1881,
registered. li3H . 113,s; do. do., coupon. fl3,l a
il3h; do. nvetwonties. registered, May ana No
vcmber. 1907 107ls; do. do, 1862 coupon DO IO7X
lo75i do. do, 1894. do. do, 1861 iOy; do do.
1885. DO do., LOT . lo7,S; do. do registered,
January and July. 1OoH 1Oa,S; do. do, 1885, cou-
pom, DO. 1895 1Uo3s; do. DO, 1867, do no., 1O94
ioslS; do do, 1868, do. de-, 1oaK n lo9gs; do.
tonlorties. registered 1904 1865; do. DO. coupon,
lo8is 1903.
CLOSING rRrcBs AT THE STOCK ExcHANGR.
The following were the closing prices at the last
session Ct the Stock Exchange :-Canton Company,
e7a 70; Western UnIsn, 49, q 4s,s; Quicksilver,
Ok; Mariposa, or TX; do. pre-
Ierred, ioE III; Boston Water Power, 1915
o i9A; Adasn Expross, OAK . e5; Wells.
Fargo Express o2sl . IS; American Ex-
press, 4SS 49,; United States Express s5k a
ooi; Pacific Mail, AK as; New York Central
consolidated o2ti 82ss; do. scrip, S6K . s67i;
Erie, PAN 24s.; do. preferred, 4sh q 81; Read.
ing, 1917 Io1I; Michigan Central, 1909. 121;
Lake Shore, oa,s . 03h; Panama, 76K;
Union Pacific, 22Is 22al; Illinois Central. 1876
1876; Cleveland aad Pittsburg. 1os lOsJ1
chicago and Northwestern, sOH . 81; do. pre-.
ierfea, 20 COZ; Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cihnati ana indianapolis, 81; New Jersey Central
los u loSis; Rock Island, l1lH a nix; Milwaukee
ana st. Paul, coz q COS; DO. preferred, sIHasix;
Toede Wabash and Western, 81 52,l; de. preferred
1aa 10; Fort Wayne, pfh q OAK; Chicago ana Alton
no ll5sl; do. preferred, III ITO; Ohio and Mis-
S.ssipp' al7s %; Delaware, LackawanGa aud
WESTERN llo'i a 11ois; Morris and Essex. ok
sl,f; Boston. Hartford and Erie, 81. . A. Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 1o41 bid; do preferred, 114S bid;
columbus, Chicago and indiana Central. IS a lsA.
THE FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS..
After tho closing Of the Long Room on Saturday
sluggish market continued on the street. At the
close OF these dealings tho following prices were
made:-Wcstern Union Telegraph, 43,s q 43ll; Pacific
Mail, ak Az; New York Central consolidated,
e2's 921s; do. scrip, ss,s ssss; Erie, PAX 24X;
Reading, 1917 1olH; Lake Snore. 93x esq.,;
Northwestern. Soys q 81; do preferred, 90 eoh;
Rock Island, 1llI q NIX; St. Paul, eoR COZ;
DO. preferred. slH sly; Wabash, 5IyS q 50;
Ohio anu Mississippi, o.. 32.; Boston, Hartford
ana Erie, 81 a3ss
FINANCES or SOUTH CAROLINA.
The following Is he official statement OF the pub
Tic debt OF the State OF South Carolina mt the close
OF the fiscal year ending October 81, 1870
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ss crude . cotton .sss e. H. ~ Bank Co.,
being ss sSsas ss Mi as, l
lot. yesterday Round lots Tor mmsdsts dsivsay Ssrs
ss e s''%Ss, sfssiyy ls Of
S q wa. 's dull s saa ses
wss pr sss: sHss s S.sg &. 1 .:
81 LAYERS Tue market for refined Of was aacs.
Ssnes Ss.as Sla p Slas'' w Msfs
Si asvs ya' shes s ''i fs is. fs sT
psss%ssr ,Ssssy on riva.s terms There
s sss%sT s:!ss .@G
sS.y isr sssss,; 81
eo.ns ses y. Dc e. Sr e. Esys S,s !,
"a lor the m TO the 10Th December a. y
d. isrd Ths iio packages en-! meat, ana 100
meas va. consed about lie p1 H osaiued
ana al .S sss w a sas %srs a
q ssSGs Ii sps as s rss apes
for uninspec.ss new DO. CITY mess was cbtsaanis
prices .'G prsv s mys hog @ S =
mostly. 70. squghterer. and prices ranged from SIC
ysnosd .Loa. ne narke. CLOSING SIC ssse. hssf
1sls made ss . y
$ss go So There moderate demand for beef At
DS % ~ o. III
49, s beef va. sa ns s n we 81 .a sar Of extra re
sales OF moment. hot prices wers steady at former
% ws :sS S % sna es.s se
chsao ssss h o. !. S II
no business Of consequence ~ prices
30. s%a T ass. rs w s a BY
ST ds h and I &c Sr and
higher we're I'D . IS
ma nes .s s sy ss:o % Cor s for no
peru Tho sales $50 lcrces necsmber at Ia.c
livery quoted a. ss ss'' price, L' 0f January de-
2o,a,ioas HSou. were sod al rom Il q" !" s
'os rr,s 20 PRIME bo demand vs., o,.r., ~
asc c The sses were Is erce. oacSers not quito
sEEnsWs heard q further sales Of cacaiis nseod
a n sss for ~ o and duty & a
Ing. the MARKET was rmsr and prices higher There
FOR .molhy tho market was dull and prices nominal
suoAa.~YLs market for raw was without change OF con
sequence. There demand except for ANAL quan
and obssne holders being an IN their views fhs sse,
we're s1i hhds, part Il not all s1e 2e. for Cuba
& FOR .e ~ ~: Gs Ct fsr .sS ss e ana
iso Tor yellow weq,oe :c9ea-lnerior 10 common REIN
e prime refining loc loc. fair % good grocery, lose
III iS ;s TO- z ls' ss do si % - t.
ls s is1c ao whlts lae tslc; Porto Rico
market foS sas was sG rmS os ana pss
sssa Sssn o % e as
rn nia to arrive a, from soc TO sc gold Enash was
sass BanSn was Nominal lG at about gold l'A' % no
m 1 wa: quiet. ba. prices were I'M
few small los were sold ut prices within the ranse OF
wHlsKEy.--Reccips. 9N5 bbs The market was quiet tho
Increased rmness OF holders checking busiuess Bic
At oOc a9o1sc.
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TO rue Eoros or THE HERALD

To the EDITOR or THE HERALD
My attention has been called to paragraph In
one OF the city newspapers, copied probably from
some Western paper stating that the State debt OF
Georgia Is over $4,000, OCO and that by an act OF
the last Legislature, granting aid TO railroad CON-
panics. IL would amount to $50 900, 900.
The statement is q gross exaggeratlon. Tie last
annua report oil the Treasurer or that state for tho
fiscal year ending December 81, 1869, shows that
OF Indebtedness, amounted TO $6,0li, $780, OF which
86o3,G0o was secured by mortgage ON the Western
ana Atlantic Railroad, leaving the actual ocbt OF
the State only $2,4l4,5oo. The same report shows
that the revenue OF the State, after paying all tao
expenses Of the government, LETT the sum OF
Ss5oooo to be applied to the payment OF the prncl.
pal and interest OF the debt.
In an advertisement which send for publication
In Mondays HERALD give further details, which
VIII not trespass on your space by repeating here
CHARLES l.. FROST,
President OF the Brunswick and Albany
Railroad Or Georgia.
NEW YORK Nov. 90 1870
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DOMESTIC nsRHErs.

CHICAGO, Nov. %, 1870
Exchange unchanged FiourSpring oui.t ami firm
Wheat Advancing ana In active demand n O6i5 VI o.
cash. vi U.s. seller December, for No. Afternoon market
irregular at vi 0Ss Keller December for No. Corn closed
at sSc Aftepoon unchanged Oats quite weak and lower
g. Barley dull at 7gc Hghx1ncs firm at sic for iron.
bound Provisions frmer and higher Meas porks9 Lard
20 70 Flour 5000 bbs, wheat 100 100 buuhels
barley 5000 bushels hos, 5000 head. shipncntsFour
6,or0 bbs; wheat, 8C0J bushels corn, $4,000 bushels;
Buffalo.
OewrGo, Nov. %. 1870.
Flour in good demand and market steady 5000 bps
at So 75fo No spring; amber winter, 81 white, 47 30
double extra SO - Wheat sales l7j0 bushels
NO red a, WS S 81 3D. and 40 bushels No
held at BE tec for Western barley inactive Corn meal
" ~ for boiled ~ for unbo,ea Per cwt Rice srd
ship,ts Sst SSs; miadips. $50 sss per ION sccora
Barley &c. to New York and Sc. "a. Albany. Rairoad
frSigLts-Four to Boston, &C. to Now York. 5sc.;
feet Of lumber Canal exports $50 bbl-. four, 40;
bushels wheat % coo bushels barley Rl0o bushels rye,
es, 90 feet Of lumber. -
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COMMERCIAL REPORT,

SATURDAY, Nov. 1852. NJ.
COFFEE The market for Rio quiet, prices we're
steady and Erin for all descriptions Ut quotations below
There sold In New Orleans 5000 bas Braxera on
private terms. In baltimore OF 2cO0 bags CT
Aqudneck were reported. also private terms.
otaer kinds were quio, and unchanged. We quote:--
Ri9,IE,ordnary esrgoss, hhc, l5c. fair do. l5ac
l74c extremes for lots 1870 lsc.; Java government
Ceyon 13pc l9c. haracaibo, l5c. lSac. Lueuayra
l6Tc nAc jamaica, hc l5c; ST. Domingo (roII. In
bondl otfc SAC Ceara, l6c no. Costa I5pc.
hc Mania lSc lie Mexican. loo. Isc savana, Is So
CoPrEI-InGot was steady. with n moderate demand
Sinai lots lake were sold the spo, s23sc 2sc and
ba Detroit and Lake Superior Dcccni
CorroNTnc market for this staple was comparativev
quiet and prices were heavy and 30. lower The Offerings
were fafr holders generally being anxious realize Tie
sales $50 bales Of which 6 were for export al for
shipping and speculation Included ae are 200
bales to arrive. Cotton for forward delivery VIVA
only moderately sought after, and prices declined
&C.. except for November contracts, which com
manfed full figures the sales basls low ndng) were M
leo At Is l.sc. 300 on pri
lsc December and January, 100 each at I6Dc; Iecem
be January and February loo each at l5c Jaunary 100
at lbTc February LOO at lose. 525 b. Charleston on
iesiy) November 100 at Il Ji6c 400 at i5ssc
900 Mt l5c January, 200 at 100 January at bc Io6
March ut l54c., topehcri February, 40u lsLc 100
Dece nber 100 January 4JJ February 1T l5c. 5x 4 o. b.
Charleston, private terms Total LOIS bales Grand total
80 baes We append the closing quotations for lots on
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FiEsn,sa CRIME.
A Woman Outraged and Robbed by Three
tAH Villains.

from the Troy IN. ~ Times, Nov. 26.l
The residents OF Eighth and Ninth streets, In the
vicinity OF Hutton were considerably agltated last
night 0t faf-past nine O'Clock by the discharge OF
pistol In that borhood, and all manner OF spccu
lation was INDUCED In by some OF the more ner.
vous as TO the cause OF the shooting THIS morning
the mystery was fully explained: Oiicer Edward
WEIGH Of the Third ecinct while patrolling Ninth
street, was accoscd by Mary 0Brion woman
about lorty-hvo years Of age, who requested him to
arrest Charles Tay or alias JONES' Tor outragng her
person ana robn,ag her OF 81 Is: Tay-
lor, who wos with the woman up TO the
appearance OF the officer, started 10 run
away The contents OF one barrel OF q revolver
were sent after him and he dropped to The ground
as II hurt, but when the ofllcor reached the spot
where he foil 1t was discovered that he had not been
injured. Tue couple were taken to the Third pre-
clnct station house, where the woman stated that
she had been forced into q vacant lot on Ninth
street, near Hutton, BY three men, OF whom Taylor
was one where the outrage and robbery were CON-
nn,, .ea. Cap'ain Squire Immediately ordered the
ruoehien On patro. duty 10 be on tho lookout for
car ',ner men, and he, In company with some oil-
Su mace search OF several places In the vicinity,
y"ttnn s cuorss were unsuccessful Taylor was CON-
cxsmina ~ jan THIS morning by Justice Donohue for
% ~ - on Tuesday noxt. Tile prisoner IL said
W. " ~, tIa case and the nendish crime with which
tons, "Asu MA Dio'Vu' W
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noat was aly active, and 20 &c. higher the sales
Sei' . asS% o
ssss &c ss'ss e. 1 ssn
we sasa @ for os @
%ea.1 n' ss' o were t only about s9
81 asa ssss ss
ss SS o @nS .. 's
- 70 ror DO Barley malt was Inactive and prices
FasIenrsThe market was quiet the business except in
Ss @ sa rSs: Ss
for for ps EIss S % There % inquiry
ss. s:.m msss, s:
ssssf: a: Il AnwsaS SS ASa ss ~
!srns The charters were;A bark TO Savannah thence
Ssft sn
s.s; ss'
aTs lumber and sx &;
DEMAND Was S light and W. heard Of no
sss ss is:ti cloth n'm'n. at ' No. for
ocs pss'd and pss,. were q:
. .ar. 10 lots, 81 81 s5 long straw, ii ids G
mEmrA .nd: were nels.ea and were entirely
jae. sso. DO; s.s so d. and Tampico s1cs S So,
Hors-The make. was duh for al kinds wbn. little de-
mand prevailed was almost exclusively Tor the better grades
as ns. ~
:'tsa toIsisn which ssayy and nominal
o sS wss so u
.oc .ocshc latter price for choice We quote Cuba
cenri uga &C. Mixed lSc. 20c. do. clayed, &c.
49, refining, Zoe BE- do do grocery do 40
eSic. Icrt0 Rico 3bc: 60c. Dcmcrara, &c 15c.
NAVAL sToRFS.-There moderate business consunf.
ma m spirits urpentne at steady prices the MARKET co.
,ms STEADY at 43c d5pc for mtrcbanabc lots In yard
Ihcic were sold 276 bbls at 45c. tkc principally al Acc
Srude turpentne dull aud nominal at the prices prsv
olsy current Rosin-The demand light except for
which was moderately dealt in Ct tull previous
ngure There were sold 100 bbs strained ut ga ~ o.
ana ABOUT <6 bbs In small lots at prices within tue range
S " W AZ for No. ~ 60 SO 90 for No SO IS
a. 10 or pale and Hba ~ for extra do and window glass;
Iar was du AMI we heard OF sales. Washington was
OLE fn v o. ~ anu M.mington az w aS Z. so
except ,or Joebog lots which were selling &c. &c.,
cc were heavy, holders generally being anxious to real
re Lard WAS dali md no sales reported prime win
~, WAS auoied ~ 81 90 Menhaden firm At &c.. at
a .asa ws W asc crude wha DC
Oioaoaed aud nofcschsa x,iar do ~ " 81 tS Western
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, I
SUNDAY. Nov. ~, 1870. ]

WALL STREET, I
SUNDAY. Nov. ~, 1870.
THE GENERAL TRADE or THE CITY
curing the past week was on an improved scale
and even tho dry goods merchants who HAD been
complaining OF dulnoss previously, were encouraged
~ revival OF activity which they sang Inc VIII
iase the balance Of the season to the New Year.
Their trade In the latter part OF the summer and In
the beginning OF the fall SO profitable that they
have. with few exceptions borne cheerfully with
the inactivity OF the intermediate period, while at
present, finding their customers disposed to buy
more freely, they are encouraging brskness by with
stanoinR tire temptation to mark up prices Indeed,
the ruling inclination ~ t0 make concessions where
cven small profit only Is attainable rather than
carry stocks over January /. Many houses will IN
THIS way show good average for the years. busi-
ness. Tho up town trade Is fair, while the prospects
Tor the interval to the caso or the holidays premise
hue season, tho steady prosecution OF work in all
departments OF labor having kept the retail buyers
Well supplied with money. The wheat ana cotton
markets were active, but irregular, prices changing
suddenly ana frequently with the varying tenor OF
tho advlces from London and Liverpool. The ex-
porters have had a romuneratiyo season so far.
THE TREASURY PROGRAMME FOR DECEMBER.
The programme OF Treasury operations Tor the
month OF December Is as foliows:--
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WITHOUT AN ENEMY.-Some philosopher writes:-
Heaven help the man who imaglnes he can dodge
enemies by trying to please everybody. II such an
In dvldual ever succeeded we should be glad or It.
not that one should be gong through the world try.
Ing to find beams to knock and thump his poor head
against. disputiag every mans opinion, lighting aad
eipowlng anu croWdlng all who differ with him.
right to their opinions; SO have you. Don't faIl
into the error OF surprising they will respect you
more Tor turning your coat every day to matcn the
color OF Theirs Wear your own colors Ia spite of
winds and weather, storms anu sunshine. IL costs
tho vaclliaung and lrrcSoute ten times the trou
to wind and SHUTTLE ana twisr that IL does honest
manly independence 10 stand its grouad.
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Interest payable january April l. July and octo-
Interest payable the LIST Of January July at tho
state Treasury " =
et the State Financial Agents In New York.
Inteiest payable January Apri July and October
York. - " 49,
The interest fthe entire debt Is payable in gold
Tie Fire Loan bonds held In Europe which the assets
Hulicie at the payment. -
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Died.

Nj wv
ADAM1.--On Friday, November %, CATHARJNH A.
y:R. ADAMS, only child Of Hannah NJ, and the late
hagen, deceased aged 80 years and nIoDils
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
July invited TO attend the funeral this londayl ar
ternoon, at hafpast Twelve O'Clock, from III Pavo.
mia avenue Jersey City.
BAssINL-At Irvlngton, N. J., on Saturday, No.
vember 20, CARLO BAssIHI, late OF Brooklya, n r.,
Funeral WI! take place on Tuesday, at Brooklyn,
BIRD-0n Thursday, November n, at Dunelen.
n J., at the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. s. u.
NARROW, LOUISA HENRIETTA BIRD. aged 81 years.
Her relatives and friends, and also those OF her
sons Clinton Co. John H., william ana Howard, arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral service
Twelfth street, this (Sionday) morning, ut eleven
O'Clock. The remains vii! be in erred IN Greenwood.
i4sE Dn Mss aassi s SD nds ss G,s
funeral this tMonday, afternoon. at halcpast one
Liberty street at l0i A. N. and IL NJ, returning In
the afternoon.
CLIsE.-At New Orleans, on Saturday November
20, OF consumption THOMAS CLINE, in tho 37th year
CorrEn. On Sunday, November 81. MARY Cor.
TEX; n cs OF Lsmere. county Waterford Ireland
The friends and relatives aro requested to attend
Third and Fourth avenues, on TUESDAY Afternoon.
at hafpast one O'Clock.
&C nosk.=on saturday, November 20. MARY
MyLEs, wife OF Albert +. Cronk. In the SIst year Of
her age.
The friends and acquointasces of the family arc
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral, from her
late residence 426 West Twenly.ninth street, this
(M0ndayl afternoon, at one O'Clock.
DAMIKis.-At Greenpoint, on Saturday, Novem-
Der 20. Mrs. MARY PID0EoN, relct OF Mr.. George
Daniels, in the 43d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, on Tuesday morning, at hall
past nine O'Clock from tho residence OF her sister,
MRS. Ann II. Foulks, FRANKLIN, near Eagle street,
Grcenpoint. The remains Will be taken TO SC. An
thongs church, India street. near Union avenue,
where solemn requlm mass will be offered for the
repose Of her soul; thence to Greenwood Cemetery.
DE LA VKR0NE.-On Sunday, November II, after q
short illness, MRS. Il. JOSEPHINE DE LA yERaYE
Tine friends OF the family are especially invited TO
attend the funeral, from her late residence 140tl
two O'Clock.
Washington and Norfolk papers please copy.
D0uGHERTY.-0n Sunday, November 81, WILLIAM
noUGHERTY, OF the firm OF Breasted & Dougher,y In
the 5Sd year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence No. 80
Dominick street. on Wednesday afternoon ut one
o'clock, without further notice.
EyASs.-On SUNDAY afternoon November 27. afLar
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
Married.

BuRLET0E--ATKINSoN.--On Friday November Is.
by Rev. Edwin +. Jones, JOHN Il. l.. BUaLEFoN, OF
London, to MISS ELIZA Il. ATKINSON, Of Scarbo-
rough, Yorkshire.
CApEILo-ELLis.- On Thursday, November "a, by
Rev. Morgan Dix, CHARLES W. CArELLo or New
n. j.. - -
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fLuUH AED UKAIS.- .Keccips 1881 bbs Hour, loo do
corn inea 2ne III bushels wheat 800 do aG6 dot
oats, iUl 5 do barley and 1855 do The flour nayke
ruled dull but firm. The sales were about ii 500 bbls.
Southern flour was quiet and unchanged. Sales $50 b5ls
rye hour was steady with moderate demand. The Gales
were about wv b5s Corn meal was steady IN value, with
moderate demand Sales 60J bb 81 70 for Western ana
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-28

He TIE WEEK IN WALL STREET
Considering the exciting and conflicting de-
spatches from Europe during the week the Wall
street markets were steady and quiet. Gold wants
to so down and stocks want to take their usual win
ter rise after the passage OF the time for easy money
and before the advent Of the dvdendpaying season.
but the foreign news restraints their natural ten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-28

LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS
The following were the closing prices OF govern.