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y.Confrfvcd Chests RoEueS
Robhing the ReveMuc.

For some time past the Custom-house
authorities have been aware that large
quantities Of silks and Lyons yelvets were
being Struggled across the chanuel from
France to ireland, mainly to Belfast and
the northern ports. The goods We're there
safely stored until cm'grants could be
found BY whom to send the cloth to New
York. The mode Of operation was a. fol-
lows: a large trunk manufacturer, whose
name is said TO hc Downs. furnished boxes
Tor em'Srants nj reduced prices. These boxes
w SNcS,N were oi the most substantial
1nanu'a"turc. and contained false hottoms
Between the false and roal bottoms the
silks ana Nclvcts were hidden md smup.
Gled INTO New York. The cmIcrants wcro
rrcommcndcd to so to certain boarding
houses on West street, and when they or.
rived there with their boxes Il was n siInnle
matter 10 remove the smugoled goods and
replace the false bottoms. The goods rrare
thcn removed to two wholesale houscs on
tsroaowav, who We're thus enabled To sell
me SILKS and velretS ut low figure. very
much under the market prices. So common,
!,au taiS MODE ofevading the Custom author.
l',es become that 1t Is probable that hardly
Il .eSsel lett the northern parts OF Ireland
H'Iheut some ofthe ineeniouslv constructed
chests aboard. It is estimated that the loss
10 the United States Government by this
fraudulent evasion ofcustoms will eonregate
nearly S25o,ooo In gold. By some means
me secret leaked out and came to the ears
~ me authorities, who immediately insti-
tutea vigorous examination of e,nierents'
ooAes on nil vessels arriving at Castle Gar
uen. Inc search has been successful. This
morning three Of the attaches Of the Gus
lom-honse found chest containing silks
ana ve'vets, valued at &. 900, Mt boarding.
mouse on West street. So neatly had the
ooN been constructed that it passed the
olncers nj Castle Garden without suspicion
-, 20 It's contents. Many boxes similar to
by the smucgIers. and the cnstom.bouse
authorizes in that city have been notified
OF the TACT by the New York officials. The
SILKS aud Vcivets seized in West street have
' zee, removed to the seizure Department.
.Ne,C York Commercial. ~ Wv
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4 BOLD AND Ingenious TuIEF.-A SHARP
trick was performed this morning which
fol siugularity and address Is quite equal to
anything that has occurred in long time
\ ciuriage containing lady stopped in
front OF No. Is Broad street. and she a!lght'
cd. She entered, holding in her hand a
check on Van Sclaick d Co., amounting to
$;j25. PAYABLE to bearer. and drawn by
wel-known firm. The check was presented
and paid. The lady returned to her ear:
>le7 was stopped by an elderly-looking gen;
tcman, with pair Of spectacles, bare and
bald headed. VINO seemed to come from the
banking. house, and begged to examine the
bills, as there WAS some mistake. She, sup.
posing everything was all correct, allowed
the per.on to take the money. She waited
for some time Tor the return OF the grave
and Dald-headed old gentleman, when she
a!ighIed from her coach, and on going into
the office found that she had been outWitted
by Il tDief.-Neop Yort Commercial.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

"@O ~>AScs ASNksHOSSN TO contest
senntor Carl schurz for General
Amnesfy-The National Tobacco
Committee Senator brakes Sue.
eessOr, dc.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPATcH.1
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Advices to the
Committee on Elections are to the effect
that Judge Rives does not seem disposed to
enter upon the contest for Mir. Dukes seat
in the present House, or even in the 42d
Congress.
Dir. schurz will make very strong speech
in the Senate on Thursday in behalf of
general amnesty. He will go in for it with
out any qualification, and will defend his
course in Missouri.
The committee representing the National
Tobacco Convention will have q hearing
before the Committee OF Ways and Means
tomorrow.
Advlces from Missouri indicate that Gen.
John S. Phelps, for fifteen years member
of the House, and at one time chairman of
the Committee Of Ways and Means, will be
elected to the United States Senate In place
of Drake by the Legislature, which meets
the first week in January. Gen. Frank
Blair is bis only prominent competitor.
Both are strong Democrats. TRgDEaaR,
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The talk in Washington now is the opera
Of Martha, which Ia to be given at Wallis
Opera House Tuesday evening by COM
pany of local amateurs. Nearly all the per-
formers are well known in "society," and
among the ladies are several noted bellies
and beauties.
4 gnoc share of the village OF Rochelle,
about fifty miles west Of Chicago. was
destroyed 10y tire Sunday morning: Four.
teen BUSINESS places were burned. Loss
s70,000; Insurance $4,000.
"What's the difference between the North
Pole and south Pole?" "Why, all the
difference in the world" replied lady,
unwittingly |; and that's the answer.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AID FLOUR VIGILANCE, /
sICHhorTD. VA. Dec. -, 1870 (


wasa.-Whtte, s.oI3 bushels. Red. asa bush
els.
Corn White, 1.5s? bushels. Yellow, so bushels
Mi~ed. 27I bushels
01ts.- sA Bushels.
.PYe.-- sc bushels.
Acdl.-5 bus helss
BALES.
Wheat White l2s 'nsheIs very good at at s73
230 bushels at S23 10 bushels Mt Sl.523: % bDsh
els DAMAGE ed ut a125; u bushaIs prime IN prfva's
tarns: so busr els good private terms 200 bush
els very good priv ate terms: 30 bushels nitric
at S."5 800 bushels ri vata tsrma $40 b Shells
prime Mt 81 .70-total. 63i bushels,
Hheut.-sed. 200 bus he's mi xed 1t Sl.d5; 8, BUSH
els ch,ice at SI.573 10 buha Is 1T fi.b0 1914 hs-
els mixed lots ut % bushels foul nt 81 57a 20
bushels mixed at aI.3o; I5o bushels good at 81 III;
20s bushels inferior at 81 aga 40 bushels 'nir ut
81 i2t bushels at $40: ?il bushels ut s137a 200
bushels AT &l.55: so bushels damaged at 90c.; l.s
bu' heels damaged at al.l0; 10 bushels foul ON pr-
vac terms 800 bushels ct 81 so total 1913 BUSH
els.
Cyrn.-White, ga bushels on private terms: s5t
bushels at 7oc,: 172 bu hels good at II :: 2!
bushels prime at 72c.--tota ,s74 bushels. mixed,
lea bushels on private terms.
oats. 2S6 bushels very good at 46c.; 1883 bushels
good ut 45c.-total. 83a bushels
Rye IA bushels t7ac.; II bush els at 6ec.-tota
80 bushels.
Meals bushels Will boltcdat soc.
RE-ExHrBITsu.
Wedt.-White 13s bushels. Red IS bushels.
Corn.-W bite, So bushels. Mxef, 50 bu .Lels.
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(sECoID DISPATCH


Of the resumption Of specie values and
payment.
[sEcoND pIsPATcH.]
BUFFALO, y. Y, Dec. I2.-In the Ma.
tional Board of Trade to-day the subject of
land and water communication. after fur
Their discussion, was referred to the Execu-
tive Committee, who will report at the
next meeting the resolution adopted asking
Congress to complete the works now IN
progress for the improvement of the navi-
cation Of the western and southern rivers,
and so prevent their obstruction by bridges,
which should be located or built under the
direction Of the United States engineers :;
that the railroad bridges should he located
rs public highways, open to all railroads
on the payment Of suitable tolls.
Resolutions were also adopted urging a
convention with Great Britain relative to
postal service, whereby no further SUBJ
sides shall be paid steam lines, but uni
form compensation be given out Of the
postage carried by the steamers of both
flags that until such convention is con-
Guided on an equal footing with regard to
any encouragement Congress may deem
best to give to the establishment of new
lines to Europe, and that the Government
by subsidies in lines to the West Indies,
Central America, Australia, and the East
Indies, to which it would not otherwise be
drawn and that the navigation laws be
modified so as to permit the registration OF
foreign-built vessels, to which emo the early
attention Of Congress Is requested.
The following provision from the Gin.
cinnati Board of Trade was adopted by an
overwhelming majority: In reference to
the revision Of the tariff the desirableness
of efforts to secure such revision Of the
existing tariff laws of the United States as
shall result d: 1st, in making them more
simple and more uniform I'd, in making
them the production Of the largest reve-
nue. Sd, in making them in the least de-
gree hinderSeme to the whole people; and,
4th, in making such protection as may re-
suit purely Incidental, without discrimina-
ton in favor Of any interest.
A proposition relative to subsidies to the
Pacific railroad were referred to the execu-
tive council, with instructions to memorial
ize Congress to grant liberal subsidies, and
TO give such other needed legislation as will
secure the earliest construction OF a more
national central Pacific railroad to Califor-
MIA. Several matters were laid over for con-
sidcration next wear,
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Neu Jersey Affairs.

NEW YORK, Dec. Ex-senator Catten, OF
New Jersey, declines reelection.
A large boot and shoe manufacturing
house whose recent workmen are now all
engaged in q Crispen strike, will resume
work with q full force tomorrow with non
society men, many of whom come from
New England. Trouble and interference
by the Crispens is unprecedented, and the
secretary of one OF their lodges has been to.
day arrested and taken to the Tombs for
disorderly conduct. The Crtspsns are
using every effort to prevent the other man
from obtaining work.
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1 TELE ;,;(:I:I1 NEWS.
View York Stock and MONEY marh .,

NEW YORK, Dec. IL Noon. Govern ments dull
and steady. Southern securities very dull. Gold.
lsa. Money per cent sterlne-Long, 100
short. 1925
btentn0-Moner, s6e rer cent. Sterling, 1894.
Gfd, lle30Qlioi Government. strong and active;
1sSe's 1921. sonthcrn securities generally dull,
Tennessee 8's, o. new 30; North Carolina o's, as,
new 243.
Luffr.- Money closed m essy. Sterling weak.
t"if hr'i all dsy. Sorthern sccu-ities: virginia
vs. 40 new, Gay. ou'siara G's. III: new, "a.
EsFe Us. ~; s's, 90 Alabama SIS, 100: SIS, 90
new, COZ. - -
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BUSINESS ~ V1RGIS1A-[From the Phila-
dr!?hla North an ertcGn. "A Philadelphia
gentleman VINO has recently returned from
= business visit to Richmond. Va. speaks
in Any hing hut an encouraging tone re-
@ncctin% the condition Of things III that city.
Tie Gift TO keep 80 the old feeling CT Tlr-
"inia Hlist1ClGcN MAS pcrceptibic every
here.
The streets and hotels swurmed with men
wearing Grape on the arm Tor the death Of
thc rebel General Lee, and although north
crn business men travelling South were
quite numerous, and more tree spoken than
before the war, tcw Of them seemed 10 have
much disposition to do anything in Rich
mond. The southern swagger and buster
are hard for anorlhcrn man 10 put up with,
and Il runs riot III Richmond more than III
any southern city, large or small.
After the return OF peace large numbers
Of northern men attempted 10 start activity
in Virginia, but We're clbowcd away in every
imaginable manGer. We know Of northern
men, long settled in Norfolk, Alexandria.
and other places, who SAY that society is as
resolutely rebel aud as determined 10 troWn
down Union men s. 1T any former period
\ great deal Of Virginia land IS tor sale,
and likely TO remain 50, as the rudeueSS to-
wards northern settlers seems to be SYSTEM
attic and for i 1iye! purpose. SOME gentlemen
who fought in the Confederate army express
their reuret iceely for this state Of things,
and appear 10 he anxious for nurthcrn men
10 come there and Introduce more business
activity. Indeed, as general rule, the
genuine Confederate soldiers will be found
20 be the manifest and reauleSt friends OF
norIhc.n men 1t the South. The rudene>S
is uracticed mostly by the >tay-at-home reb-
ell aud tie women.
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st. Louis has been chosen us the city in
which to hold the next meeting Of the
National Board Of Trade.
Blanke Brothers candy factory, in st.
Louis, was burned Sunday. Loss, 800, 900 ;
half Insured.
Leese & Camps button factory, Brook
lvn, y. Y. was burned Oh Saturday. Loss,
So, COO; insured.
Senator Drake hes transmitted his resig-
nation to the Governor of Missouri,
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nors.,,c Mnrke,.-fYY rELsaaAra.l

NEW YORK Zee. IL Eaon.-Flour shade
sr,,sr Errut Quiet aud nrp. Urn q2l.t and
uuc h. nsed. PORK h,ayy; OH s2.9s-=. IS. c tton
u pr.itl d ans lower at l5t;. ,.,,,
Epsniug =; ton dull; sales s.0c0 bales at Esc.
No MI II ,ur steaolsr cGmmon TO good .a,r',
AL 1SS.so. Wliskey shade dtmee at sss9Sl !.
~ nea. change; winner red and smosr Isl Isl
ern al ta6fAi "a. Cora iusrIlye ard !awee; Pew.
f7fS ;Slc. f.rk oull; old. s2.G ss2.2 new. eoA
s2o. 40 Re-f act w; plaiu. l.R!lSc extra, lsV
iSc. Lard heavy katie, lStgisc. In'p.naa,ses,
As, Trsights lower Sour par sail, D. I'd.
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Ia. JLrFEEsoN's NURDEREr.-Fromt the
evidence Hdtuced, It was plain and clear
t-at DE-. Jefferson was most foully muir
orIrd, Beverly Jefferson (colored), his for
NE! slave, and who it vii! Oe proved had q
receut difficulty or misunderstanding with
The doctor in regard to the hire of his
iEeyec!y's} son, WIS -een by Anthony May
reld y get in the buggy with Dr. Jefferson
aye: dark, and drive of in less than q mile
81 "hefe the murderous scene was enacted.
hc Doctors dying declaration was TO the
effect that he was killed hy Beverly, as
s,Arcd III tie evidence Of his son-in law, Mr.
Bracy.
H.tH ii Is portion Of the evidence the
Justice closed the examination, IN sufficient
had i'cen clIcircI TO commit the accused :.s
.elol.- Warrenton (N CT Gazette. ..,
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TIE CLERKS In the several Department.
Indignantly repudiate the charge advanced
by Representative Farnsworth, that they
make an illicit use Of the Thanking privi
lege. An indignation meeting was held IL
the Treasury Department Saturday, al
which it was resolved to call on Mr.. Farms
worth to substantate his charges.
mir. Farnsworth perhaps can't "sub
stantiate " them, yet they are none the les:
true, as every Washington man knows.l
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Gan Francisco Affairs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 12.-The police are
arresting all the known thieves as Migrants.
Thirty were locked up to-day.
Strawberries are abundant in the markets
TODAY also, flowers.
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lie RAILRnAn NAn IA Nrrr

LIE hA1LRoAD WAR IN New JERSEY
-,'TeSt Of Super1ntendentS-Lcose of the
Edmden and Anaboy Rutlroad.-N York
Zee: 10.-Geueral Superintendent T. r.
hucEer. of the Erie railway, and Mr.. Rer.
,nciu. OF The eastern division were arraicned
"rlore United States Commissioner Jack
gu, .! Jersey City. to-day, on the charge
% p "pSIF uc''ng United States mails at the
ne,Srn Cuhnel on Friday. Cd instant. From
that eight or ten mails were obstrncted
"nu lhaS me approximate cause was the
t,''win- OF locomotive No. sos, of which
f',lian was engineer, with two
- ~, >l'h manner across the tracks of
'"e Delaware and Lackawanna railroad as
10 comulrtrly shut off passage of those
tracks. The locomotive and these two cars
We're ordered in that position by Rucker.
On TINS evidence Commissioner jackson dis
charged Bcrthold, and held Rucker In 81, 800
hali, Charles +. Siss0n, of Blooming, being
his security. The engineer, Eisman will be
held III like amount.
Aew l"rh', Dec. 1l.-Jav Gould yester-
day nHttlcd the president and superintend-
ci5 Q! The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western t;all:0ad Company that If they
attempted 10 run their trans over the
boontrn Branch and through the Bergen
tunnel, a. they have advertised to do to-
morrow, he VIII apply to the New Jersey
Court Of Chancery TO punish them for
violating Its recent decree adjusting ten
poEarily the tunnel difficulty, aud enjoining
them from il anr way altering the status Of
the Boonton Branch. SO far rs the Erie is
concerned. the Lackawanna made no re-
Spouse 20 the notification, ard further
trouble = anticipated at Bergen tomorrow
if they carry out their purpose Of opening
the bo"ntou Branch. which is designed TO
ultimately become the main line between
this city and Paterson.
l'rnniucut officials Of the Camden and
Amhor. New jersey and PENNSYLVANIA
railroads, have been III conference for the
past three o'Ais2t philadelphia, and report
rH le>tcI'i1rih,t tii"tw" former companies
n2a leased al their property to the latter
t,r guaranteed dividends Of ten per cent.
on the capital. The value IF The property
thus transferred j. over Sc. 000G00.
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Another cable Attempt.

ST.. JoHs's, N. b., Dec. 12.-The Cable
Company's steamer coaling here leaves to.
morrow for q renewal Of the attempt to Re-
pair the cable break
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\ GcoD NovE.-Gen. Malone has direct
81 ;Nu hereafter all pcri>haLle treights re-
,"NCd b! the agents Of the Virginia and
tennessee railroad-fresh meat, dressed
fowls, butter aud eggs.-shall be always
t@ppcI BY the ilrst train. 1t is made the
dtlE OF agents and conductors TO attend to
'h.> matter, and they will hereafter be held
te>Ionsiblc for any loss or damage 20 such
l!r'Sat by reason Of their neglect. -Lynch-
61rP HpJutticnu.
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Moro >HoT.-A negro man was shot al
nA'orG Furnace, eight miles below the city,
rn -aluda!, by a white man named Ward.
car Informant was unable to give any par
t''.ilr> 81 the shooting, or Of the extent Of
~" wounds sustained by the cgro.-Lynci-
bQrg Nets.
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lr Is AZ Last autnoritatiyely announced
tn 1.-The President rendered the mission 10
Y gland 10 Gen. Schenck several weeks
sg3, and that he has now accepted 1t.
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fEoBAELE FATAL BuRSING.-A small
enid OF Nh jas. Blanks, who resides Oh The
lands Of Mr. Walker Scoit, in Amherst, a
icw miles from the city, was dangerously,
ana probably Fatally, burned on saturday
by It's clothing accidentally taking tire.
IyarhI,rJ re,re
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NJ E W ST VI E. 8.
REDUCED PRICES.

MASON q HAaLIS CABINET osGANS
for Parors, Drawing rooms. Libraries, Churches,
Sundays choos. Locss. DO.
TEE aosr POPULAR AND wIDsLY-UsED
OF LARGE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
E,esan. as ture; suitable for secular and o.
ofea mu.l;; not reQu ring uoinS, or lissle
10 Res out OF order.
FIFTY STYLEs. SO $50. Se5 SIoo, SizA ola
$40. sl75,. 900 - 5000 e4cn.
TIE MASON 8 HAMlIN ORGAEs ara THG
ACKS gWbEDGED STASDkhpo Or E1GEL~~
LESC. nolug .Ha.,Cments OF thu oaAsAs hxgQ9
w. SEVENTY FIVE MEDALS, 1890, y
or other nighe.t premiums, for DEGoNoItA-
IaD SUPERIORITY, In furoSe ana Ameracxs
iuciading ine ar.t class medshm ~ 0o
PARIS tx oslIloas
NtARLY LOCO MUsIcIANS,
,ncrudingam tor,ty OF ge1S MOST IMMINENT
n aaik- CO, aud many Ia kuToos. havd 2iSe1
wiitioL opini ~ = IN y taoS o-aro st
FyCE.l ALI. OT5RSR
tsee Test,mo4!al Circular, icat trse
NEW STYLES and kEuUcsD FaIcEs tts
rouln Al Illustrated Catalogues Mic egsnt liz
ivsr t!ogs IF photo spns Ana n!i ntosS anens
sect free. ADDRESS MassE 3 hAMLls gaaA@
CO., sss Broadway &sH gesxs es t - uHaSSas
ssreets 2osssn., w
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Democratic Mayor Elected Ina Boston.
Bosros, Dec. 12.-Goston Democrat) has
been elected Mayor.
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Richmona Tobacro sarket.

DECEMBER H.-ln reviewing the market FOR the
past week we have nothing of interest to report.
The market ruled steady, without any notice 4ols
change In prices. The supply of all grades is fully
equal TO the demand. Bright wrappers are rather
scarce, and large supply would be desirable
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~ kJAo.-In end site. MOHDA :, Sth DeCem-
De-, 1917, me PAcSEnGhs IkklsS WIN sun as
iuI.oWs:
NAL TRAIN vii -a1 DAILY between Rich.
ino4. "LI Ssaunton GIcepL sul,ay, ., tween dor
GonaYt.is AGc .t4untonl NeaYe hauhpolo 81 8 e.
ILL., .ft: e StSuutSu IT d:2s Z. Al. ..raye Stauu.
Ton II SOY - W., ano =rcl'e a. 6Ich1.onC ~ S:63
Z III. making Close Connections at Gu.uunsYille
and Charlottesville with GA. ge, alexauGrln and
1lun assGs TauLo- tiaIu, log AIexanCrlk, Wnsh-
lnSto-, ShitLnors. Ladc. phla, New York, BOZ
u &C.; also iut Lyncnuurg, huvxvno, Coat
tanooSu> 2ienplls, New SfIeans Eonrsomery
t.uouo, &c lAis ain ill luu r.-w GEk-T
Dctws tn stauntJu aad Mike -uipAur on TuEs-
Ual, tHUEsJAI, aud Saturday,, W.:
Leave Whi.o SULPHUR $3.50 y. b. eud arrive at
taunton L. $3.50 a.; leave et.uns. Il st ~. +.
Nj, and arrive al !" hitc oulpn-. ut ~ Z. III.
Cong y eS., passenY,rS 1lus at .oruvagvfile
aud suo AZ CoylnStIu GolGg East, breakfast at
SLaunLuu ana dine ut SocuOnsvtIle.
THIS Train cV.uecL5 mltn otayes as foilowa:
st taua .un for --sxirston HSatural Bridge, and
Ehrrisoc uafY.
AT a.libvro' Tor Bath Alum spr1ugo, 10 misc
and " arm. springs, - miles.
- MT, su'puur cprl.S e. Tor Le~5curg, miles;
alu : naI! esgvA, 100 lilies.
IEnyUG1 / T. b Ts issued 10 al points
i.orLh VI saG, AMI . invest
JAAac NhThhG SD,
lspk-
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BSLTrxonE. Orc. IL Tto5r svd s~ttss dusst
sDd uacnanEd. -ors brJtk " hi'e bes at 7sc:
! y lip .. 73c Proyfsionsdnifs nd nom mai. Wniss
! ksy h,ld At s5c Aye, 7s5ojc oats SOC. Pork
.. Vi Is IS 's 3M. bid ss ssseo lses. a
sssed; is57's, 81 asked; coupons, olS, 6aaiksd. 4
! CISorsyATI &c. l..--Ftour dull .snd. an.
changed. Corn quiet. Pork uDsftLei LAID
lIac. @ lie. Bac n dnrl--torders king 11c.- for
sbou dels md i33c. 04r. for stf-.- Wisely
h,scer. a. Sic. 9sso 18th wfnss hishcr. g.
CINcrNNATi. Dec. K.-ToDarc, s.endy, with
mo1cr ts deuna6.
ST: IoUrs. &C. H. Flour unchanged. Corn
ftsad' ut a2tg46c lee. tor m3x4d outk ond4Y
3sc. or yellow. Nothing done IN tgbacco. HtMp
lover at 81 doG1Sl.7s. UDdressed i,gg'pg, Csc.
Provisions quiet. p.fE. al0Iqf t9c5, Hrc0a--
tic eides over ~ 1aac. L .rd let or 1t Ia9i2sc.
LOUISVILLE, Tee. l2.-Fipnr q lie; Corn and
provisions quiet aaa unchanged Whiske y, 81
oursvrLLE Dec. IL. Tobacco. "a 7sose. go for
common tc4sh - good Jugs ana 5ss5als ti.s, for
go9dlag
SAVANNAH, Dec. H. Cotton Qgiet ct tie;
sales 2yU b lies !; r5ceip.s b,Si2 les expJts-
u Grea Britain, o,o26 bates; coas,sise, 4,0ls
halts STICK IS, so bales.
AZ BILE, Dec. 49, Gotten in good demand at
pos 70 Great Britain, s7s bales etock, so, OIL
bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. IL. Cotton unchanged and
in goou demand at Hi9n8:.: sales s,o b les re-
ct,pt!. Z $50 b les. Exports 40 Great bTisun-
t,93s balrs coa;twlse, l,71a baes. Stock 2o,g72
b.l-s. z. :
Nav ORLEANS. Dec. l2.-Cotton active at flu
prices III Sdilnss, l5gQi4:c.; sales, 1850 bales;
rece ps, 10: e5o oa.e-; lo.ts, u ne cntioens,
IL, vaies; coas vase, 1906 ,ales. Prime sugar,
l0tc. Pf me a4oiasses, ,4j6c.
uold, llts. -ew f"ik -Ish- discount.
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Lock DrT roR il!u.-The Roanoke Times

LryK cit roR iIyJ.-The Roanoke Times
vail llrr pubic against a man calling him
al H.. :. smith, 4 demonstration. who i
l"N,.a@- Through The country and stop
J H. Il farmers houses 10 mend aud max"
All'a>, bat who IL really thief. The
41a.s sayS he went 10 the house of Colin
Bus, II That county. TO repair some harness
hronglnS TO that gentleman, but The next
DAY stole horse. ANA successfully made Ills
tseart
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Drug Store Burned.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.-Wetzel & Co.'s drug.
house was burned to-day.