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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17
Farm and Garden.
Practical Results Of aaaopsration.

An exchange contains the advertise
nlent of a merchant who offers special in
idhcements to farmers where they club
together and puchase a dozen ploughs at
u time. Similar advertisements, ad-
dressed to the Patrons Of Husbandry, are
freqent in. the Ohio papers.
Now this is not unreasonable on the
part of tho merchant, and on the part IF
the manufacturer, it is especially advan-
tageous. Nobody eztsaeta .le benefit Of
Wholesale prices on retail purchases, be-.
cause they readily understand chat it
cannot. he granted, st She same. time it.
clearly demonstrates that it is not only
possible for cllbs or societies acting in
concert, to effect reduction of the cx-
penses of It's inaividdal members, but
that almost at the first intimation of such
cooperation, the former begins TO expe-
rience its advantages.
We might cite numberIess instances.
A farmers Club at Roanoke, Long Is
land, hns for several years, parchased for
it, members large quantities of fertili-
GERS each season, securing he lowest
rates safeguarding them against fraud and
imposition. Another In Massachusetts,
has at several diastef,t tisses, ahtroducea
improved stock in its neigkbofhopd. In
deed, this has been done often in all of
the elder States. Others Unite for the
purchase, of seeds. And, for Whatever
purpose they may wish to prohaose, it is
invariably found that, as whole. they
work more effectually than eaA the IN
dividual member. Wi6h sAess plain
facts before the farmers, is is hot singu-
lar that they make no efforts for the or
ganization Of neighborhood clubs; pre-
ierring generally to tie themselves to the
merchant who pays HTS price for their
products, and charges fBts psies fas their
supplies.--[American FARMERS Adeo-
cate, 1s /
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17
iFi'iIE GEIIEDREN.
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Willis 5thet9 bells were Gchimihg IbHt
.#setly on the air, one Sunday morning,
Roland sspi and Mary, hastily, gathering up
their books, were, soon on their WY u
the pleasant Sunday School. st AS thew
Went along they talked about theft les.
sens, and hSW they loved to ip,a, 20 where thew
ilsafted pf the great aad g8yd qta Who
made and watches otsf ,them. hSbkihg
oh just ahead Of them, they, saw two two boys rs
whom they knew, named Jack and Frank.
Now Roland and Mary were ,p s very good
children, and had been taught to. To- do all
Tho good which thsy could. Knowings
that thess two boys meter went to Sunday
School, bdt idlsa away tl,sir sunday Ii.
playing 6alf, or fishing oe hiatihg, they
Thought this . good ys 4 joopI,portuniss 70 awori
ibf Jesas." So when they raifis up &, with
the boys, they stopped and sfbke very
pleasantly to them, and invited them to
turn back md go with them to the Sim
day School. Ro.and points TO the pref
" Church, which looks so inviting off at
d short distance, and cells him all about
the happy times they have there Of their
good teachers aud bsantifal books. The
boys say they do not want to go to Sun.
day School, but 35ald rather 20 TO the
river and sail theft boats. But Rolani
and Mary dire iii earnest, and will not
give up. #
"Just go today Roland said; ''to see
how very pleasant and cheerful our
school is" II 'l 5,s
After much persuading, the boys said
they would 20 once, just to see how they
did at Sunday School. When they en- en-,
tered the Church, the children we're sing
ing beautiful hymn. Jack and Frank
thought they had never heard any music
so sweet, norseen children look half SO
happy. After the sptig was finished, the
two boys went with Roland to his class;
and listened very attentively to the teach:
er as he told them of the wonderful sa-
yiour, how He died to cave us, and Of
His goodness and mercy toward lis. they
were SO well pleased that they felt sorry
when the bell was tapped for the school
to close. The teacher spoke kindly to
thetft and asked them to come again next
Sunday, which they did. And for many
other Sundays they came, and they grew
Up at last to be good and useful men.
Now children, don't yousuppose Roland
and Mary were happy in doing good? I
know they were, and feel sure that ma
ny of odf little readers will 40 as they
did, and bring in mary little children Is
the Sunday School, wkere they viii learn
of our blessed Saviour. Let each Ole of
you try; now, and see if you too canrot
persuade some little boy OF girl to go to
the Sunday School KIND IWoRDs.
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17
WILLIAM WAI5K1sIs, President.
HENRY j. FURBER, vics-President.
GEORGEL. MONTAGUE, Actuary.
BEFORE INsuRINo Youh LIFE on AcGErrlNa Tile AdiExc
READ TTIH FOL.LO OVVYRgcs !:

Of oninaulv e,od,
ss @ ess s aa sS%s sss ss s f @ s Ss l sis s
premiums sS''n af 'yh' front
Hs ] he S ] Of % @ ss Sa5h
Si asssn s % nsa b' which v''
linen mai s s % ss sssl s 'asas 1s
PURPOSES ] San @ aad psa9as sG. m Of the
h sas now S having % % excessive what
Avaiing Manager. of the 1, 1a -
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6is q s POLICY secures he so
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s@ % ss any % ssps e % II ] sss 5 .ssss
Esss &c = ss ssls N e 4s = s s ls s - s
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Columbia S. g. April lIth 1s eae euien'an's Of Asneiai
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

TO GET RID OF BED -Buos.-A cor
respondent writes as follows:
"Say TO your Subscribers who make
'bed-bug Inquiries that oil Of cedar ap-
piled with q feather, not to tho bugs, but
to their hiding places, is an cfectual rem
edy. Some apply once d. year !; bit
never found a second application recess
sary.-[ Christian Neighbor.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17

To Prevent JUmprNa.-You Have
seen it stated i'm dozen papers that
clipping the lower eseiasaes of cattle
would prevent their jahpiag TeE your
readers Of q better plan. WiSh a sharp
needle run snnalq twine through the
ears and tie tfienp back ef the head.-
The animal viii not jump aAiess forced
TO- do 10. Horses and COWS invariably
throw their ears forward before, they
jump. They would know what is on "the
other side Of the fence."-ESouthern Ar
guR. JSfff itlifl8s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17
South Caroline n. r,
MARI AND PASSENGER rRAIN.

MAITLAND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at - l--4 TAO n n,
Arrive at Charleston ut 800 m
Leaye Charleston at 8.2Oa m
arrive at Columbia at 4.05 p m
NIGHT pxfRiss, FnEIaHT RE, t, AND ACCOMMODATIONS
TRAIN; (Suhaays excepted)
Leave Columbia at $50 n m
Arrive at Charleston at 6.55am
Leave Charleston at 500 u m
Arrive at Columbia at -ay-a $40 am
Camden Accommodation Train will continue
to rtih to Cdlumbia' % yfofhisrly--M -MuIfdsys,
Wednesdays and 's,slltiaalaya..
A.b.STYIlER,'Vire President.
3. B!'PicR gss, General Ticket Agent.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-07-17
.1sOEsl,isY
lsm0er Boy 1fa Is Men,

= Aso&-sSsanexs~ 20 . SAa Ea snSa,
.Svhep you SEQ ragged urcitin Assl
Standing aiahhal b tho street; /
With torn has aha k,iesless trd3sufs,
Dirty faes Gnd taFertsd Fess
Pass net by ihs thtli unhssding. Vi so I
ma Smile upun hiAt Bfafk me4wheh =
Lssgfesn ksltaat fssyetit,h y - .i2la,g ;}lanf |
For rsipeIiheH beys iitakc mem s,;'io /
iVhen tho bucyant yuushAai spiFIt aoi,p, /
Il, ovesilows in tsyts,t fsraks, NY AZ
,Chids yuae child Iii yen,ls accents-a =
- bonutiii your aEgas speak. @ seR
Ydn nanss SOW in youthful boatm -4,s
Seeds Of tender mercy then
Plants win s0W end bsaf good ffuitase
When the erElts ts3s are men.
Have yua fiases 6ceif gfahdsiru,
Rfsh his eyes agiuw withjoy
Brig 70 mint spnae scs IF kihdiissa4su
s8msthins said to lliift-atpyY &c
Or rsiase some siigh. Of le6tdHsssa 1
Eish o brog al cl0uded; when,
He said they were too thtughtless
70 remember. boys maize mehY
fas tlstsy ID aaia sbine pleasure
10 the life Of avefy boy,
For each child needs tendef Interest
In its SORROW and sjoy.p TssyyT
Call your boys home by its brightness
y They aveit gloomy den, IS
And seek for comfort elsewhere;
And remember, boys make men.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
100 Canton Comp'yl05
ga.U I.m.N. It,
WEDNESDAY. Nov. Or. ".

The street has been mainly engaged, to-day,
in discussing the results OF yesterdays election and in
consequence the business at the Stock Exchange has
been remarkably SLIM and the market devoid Of feature
or interest The forenoon market was characterized by
some irreguarity, the opening being steady, though
buster tone In shortly after, which in turn
TO frmness and higher prices, though the afternoon
market ruled weak again. The fluctuations were confined
within very limit which did not extend above
per The most active stocks were Northwest Pacific
Mail, Western Union, Rock Island, and the NewYork
roads. The investment shares quiet and firm, the
coal stocks ruling quiet though at tile full figures OF
Monday. We note sale Of Manhattan Gas at 20l. EX
press shares quiet and steady. The general mar
ket left of heavy. The opening highest, lowest, and
clOsine nrices OF stocks were az fOlows:
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
DOMESTIC Markets.

BnrNoRy Nov 6Co,ton dali aad heavy; Low Adng. ss a
1870 dali snl ruehanred Wheat full prices Choice
Wite - Fafto PRIME DO, ~ 81 Choice Amber.
ga 81 10; Prime Red ~ IS fs g5; Common Fair
: 5d s5 Western Rcd. ~ 6S0 ~ T5i do Amber, I'll Ud
~ s. Corn active for Southern Waite at 6la5 Yellow ood
70 Myh Western quiet AZ 6c 0ais dn southern. id4Jc
Western led eat do Whit S7d4c. Rye quiet nd unchanged
Provisions u and uueisngcd Western Butter unchanged WHISKY
uacha4grts stock scare AZ Sc
cHcAGo Ne Flour quiet asd STEADY account q the diligently
10 Mhat quiet weak lower No Sgling ~ 6@
ei l6l No. 2sping NJ 5as nsl No. SpTns s0c. Rejected
Sic Con Weak In fair demands No. Mixed mle. No
s,aer he,o'' ga Ost anli and declining No 2ota2c
R.rte1 l., o Rye steady; N0 jc Barlc' dull aud lower;
f.u foic Provisions dali uucaHeri PORK. go for
Oh stt or NrN iiIhttsf. H. Hams In ke, ldllic spots
ff0uc Nvsrmarr Bon eai~NAneFs Cor November closed u
Grcn Has NbsAy n sf deuauu and aiyaner
sais m &c. frghn Lsuri tcf~ls safeti o ltlao lse
atfri NcaE+-AtV ihis to4. sEo1l bah Nlrai' i-9NO
bur. Com ,I hu-H Oats, iODO basl RE V'nt ~ Is rsf
SblhAts-sNh r. Flour .sN bph hest go oi a. corn,
Do m Oats. Oa RE, ~ t.J f0ss. Harley
tIalsSATI Nov 6-flouT ~ ai' a. rs@@ 70 Wheat lrn
faif dsm.nd. Red fBda 81. Cora tr'i OH Qt3c
ke m,t and ,ae At oldu Oi u and unclsngel
tIaar Bal.st dull unchanged. Batter s-t hrN Pufk
At snail obhng saes a. S So lg hi sales steam a.
i,c held at ls kes shle al ilcI heh a. 8 Bas Me4s
sisadt Shoulders. 4lc &C., PAcAc sales Clear Rio al Dc
Cl,ar SIDES &c hacked Bacon seaiy Shoulders Sc
Clear Nm nle CLEAR sides ic. ali Old Live Hsgs steady
90 5akt Is. WhrkY tfm Al Yle -
CtEvEASp Nov GFloar quiet and unchanged Wheat ui No
hA hzsd SI& LSv hno >e Oev sesss and snNsanEsd No
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
IHE STATE OF TRADE.
EuROPKAN MARKETN

LONDON NoT m.-ConsOs opened 90 money ard
o. Tor United State FiyeTwcuty bonds, 5oS old jt
6t, Tea loI '0 Fyes, 49, khe Railway shares Az
PARis. Noy. %. m-R Ruutes opened at JlL 01c
LySi.puoL Nov mCotos opened dull Mailing Upl,nd'
Q. QiuL Aildlng Orlesns. l01d.
Lo>DoN Nov CJJ uSatura' is the angverAJ Of the
lirl II Wales he Stock Excsnf viii b. closed
on Con.ols iao1e7 9kt; alwsy shares 43i
LIVERPOOL. Nog. JJJ .. H.Coton heavy hialng Uplnd
Old: MIdlmg Orleans d.! sI sales Mlfu Orleans Tor N
yrrhor iDl dali Wheat 6dll 8 q GENITAL for
Rel Winter Corn. % = qaaier Cheese D. COT iur tue he
grades OF American the
Los Dos Nov. 6.-Heanel Petroleum. lGl b gallon
LOED0N Nov. OnsOls closed aud s2 0
American scrurities nlehauCrs
uL--leues r0scd .2L re
closed the saes
10000 bales. including 1900 export
Refined Prtrlieunl. l3gffIgd. y gsllon.
ANTWERP Aos. t.-Peroeun, .bL for Pine Pae American.
LTEgPoOI, Nov 6-kyening 81 Co. y Tor Short Rib
ftl.s
LoNDos Nov 6-Evebiagsp.H TurPeatne gsl
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

vance the private from London reported it prob
ble that on account Of possible trouble between
rnpland and Russia, II thought that the Bank OF
England rate would be advanced at the regular meeting
of tho managers tomorrow. Some color was gwen TO
this report In the decline In COnsOls and American
securites and the active working OF money In the
open market There was, however, mitigation OF the
sharp corner developed Monday gold but at !. llo
192 nat O. and Ga for borrowing, and and paid for
having balance carried. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out 49, SEQ I'm redemption OF called bonds and $4,000 IN
interest the public debt. The days business at tue
Gold Exchange Bank was follows: Gold cleared
sli6s22OOO; gold balances, 33I97o currency balances
e. saf The following Mrre tho nnntaLiOns:
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
cnrrnN MARKPrs


AreurA, nov Cotton seAdy AdiLag' Ht4''ei r''sp'
l4i0 bales; sales 1882 bales ., ,., .-.-
l62 bales; sales. u bales stock, Z.1yi bass .
BALTIMORE, Nov 6-Coton duIi MhdhnRs L3lc he' "'l
gross 53 bales; eKpOrsco2sise 20 Oaes 'A &
bales; 95 last evening; stock, p 53l bales s-..
SAyANNAH Nov du Mtings l3lc net Ireeint ~
bales; eIports-coastSse 2l6 baes sales I4Z bales sh S
bales 80.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 6-cotton dull' Midiingi. 1916 -
CHARLEsrON Nov. 6C0ti0n hddings lc; net rterp1
2e5 bales; sIpor-eoastwie & bales sales 10 ba"' ""s
BosroS nov 6-Coiton doll Milugs 9s pet r'csp's' tI
bales; gross bales sales $50 bales; stock 900 bales
AuGUsrA Nov 6.Coton dun; Madnss Iici net receipts i''
NoRToIE Nov 6-Co,ou duli Miiu-. 1sc net reosr
257O exports coasRise, 22 bales saes O Dai s'o
bales
493 bales shipments. $50 bale. 49,. -,
EEw-ORLEASs Nov. 6fotoD easeri hdihngs elci low MD
dlgs, l7lc Good Ordinary, ci net reesipts 4o5 BALE g
5077 bales: eIporsto Great Bdn 2s bses % te Continent
$50 bales ooats go bales sales today 700 ba as evening
i2D1 bales; stock, l0i III bales -.
NlSPni. Nov dal; Sdng B!alalci receipts 2z1
bales; shipments. l,237 bales; stock, 244b bai,s - 49,
CNcNSATt 6-Cotton dull and nominal; Mddlngsl Bsct
receipts 05 bales: shipments l7 baei stock 2AQ oass
LOUISVILLE Nov 6Coton doll MdlAngs, lbie rroafs llV'
bales; shipments 1911 bales.
MOBILE Nov. rerepts 1000 haes stock
GlLvEsroy Nov 6Coon queti Good Ordinary f.ci nt rs.
ceipt 25 be eEporscoastNe $40 6s' sales S o-'' '"1
bales
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
REcElPrs OF PRopuCE

Rrer resssis R1uro1ds
Nov, 4i pkg Ashes pkg BeewaX 8s2b bales Cotton 40
bags Cotousee o. pkZs Dried Fruit 1859 obs Eggs, 1889 bbS
Flour ~ hbls Meal 57j bush Wheat a4 bush Com. $50
bu, 125 bush. Barley ,3 husb Peas 30
bag. Grasssee bb Beans u bales Hemp, 5il5 Hides $40 bales
Hides ibis Rosn 043 sides Lethr 80 tbl. OIL, 80 bbls
Lard oil so pkes Beef 2lt pk> Gut Meats 5l pkg. lsr rs kes
Lard 58 Plg Butter 5 pkgs Cheese - psl Taio~ lO pkgs
Grease Stean, 23 balls Hops IS bags Peanuts % bags Su
mac Ou pg "a lds. skins 1 pg Rice lOS bhis To-
baoro pkes Tobacco, 80 bb Wlky, ~ bales WeoL
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

Gold has been fairly active but strong and higher tho
price rising from li26il at the start TO ma The Ise
s due ~ the buying OF tho shorts their lines
rather thaa leave open the tender OF the
beesr sf Eela A. AZ Incentive siinnls,~ ths aa-
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

The money market has ruled quiet at about per cent
s the rule though the bond-houses accommodated
at lower rates. Prime discounts moved at 10 II per
cent
United States bonds were very dun and tame' though
strong IN direct sympathy with gold The market closes
firm ON the basis OF 1l to l1s for 1865 Fisk Hatch
rnnnrf ns fnllnwa Il 4 ID
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

The Springfield and Illinois south Eastern Railway is
a completed road completely equipped, extending from
the Illinois TO the Ohio Rivers and passing southeast
erly through populous and productive section of the
State of Illinois functions made by the Springfield
and Illinois Southeastern Railway with fourteen rail
roads, including all the most important lines connecting
the great with the seabOard and freight k trans
ported without change OF TO Baltimore. The Clevc
land Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railways
with their connections has made traffic guaranty with
this road and viii purchase semiannually It's bonds TO
the amount Of $l5OOOO TO 100000 per annum, and will
use all legitimate to increase the traffic OF the
road Messrs Jones Schuyler, agents of the company
for sale is first mortgage per cent gold bonds.
after full investigation Of the property, recommend
these bonds frstcass investment IN every respect,
and worthy the attention OF investors wishing an I'M
doubted security.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Pennsyl-
yania 6s 1881 Pennsylvania and Erie Railroad q Read
ing Railroad $50 Pennsylvania Railroad,55i. Gold ma.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
CATTLE MARKETS.

BUFFALO Soy. 6Lake npots-Four $50 66l. .e,i -
hush; Cora bush; 1850 bush Barley. WttO bnsh
100 boats cleared to-day bat eeoun ~
yeeay being made up a. tie cana
Office Canal FreghWleat ibc Corn l-c Oats @ fio1 m
changed Wheat aes small lots MWa1see No spnnE
al ~ 80; Mlaalaee No. Spnug az ~ % ten quiet
No. Toledo tsche a. o Oats o~er sAet
Western 35c No Toledo at 2ie o'oer aues 49,
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF
FISK d HATCH.
No. 3 NAsSAU-sT., NEW-YORK.


We receive DEPOSITS and allow interest on bal
ances; issue CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT available in
all parts of the country; MAKE COLLECTIONS in all
parts Of the United States and Canada. and execute
orders for STOCKS and BoNDs at the Stock EX-
change, on commission, for cash.
We deal in GOVERNMENT BoNDs, and in the fol-
lowing FIRsT-CLAss RAILROAD SECURITIES, which
we can recommend with confidence, from thorough
knowledge Of their character and value, viz.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Bonds Per Cent Gold,
800, $500 and $1,000 denominations. Interest, May
and November.
CENTRAL PACIFIC BoNDs, 6 Per Cent Gold. Denom-
ination, 81 900. Interest, January ard july.
WESTERN PACIFIC BoSDs. 6 Per Cent Gold Denom-
ination, $1,000 Interest, January and July. All Of
which we buy and sell at current market prices.
We have just published, in connection with the
payment Of the November interest on the Bonds Of
the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY,
and the early opening of the road through 20 the
Ohio River full statement of its advantages. char
acter and prospects, and interesting geological Ie
ports of the ron coal and other mine als a.ung its
route, which may be had upon application
FISK d lIICH.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
THE MARKETS.


hsHEs-Te receipts to-day a phgs Po are qaet and IN
cha at Pearls Ge thl and nominal
COTTOEThe Cotton The spot has been onU aea
AMI prees arc lc. lower We qaots a. iolio"s , ~,
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

NEw-YoRK MIDLASD.-Of the FIRST NpFrGtGE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN Of this Company thsre
remains but a small amount unmarketed. When 10
is considered that this new Great Trunk line is now
40 nearly completed, we cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds, at $4,000 mile, secured by First
Mortgage are particularly desirable and safe For
sale OF exchange for marketable securities, by
axo OPpYKH Il Co.. Bankers. No. 70 Nssssa-st
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07

The quotations Cotton ~ sefe running ID q ho'
nor. than halt below the grde quoted mSaoA
tons LoW Mddlng, sie-; Middlng lgic QneL
sALgs yOR PKnESr DELlyEKL -
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
The davis business at the u. s. sub-TT

The days business at the u. g. sub-Trcasury was:
Gold reepts.... sg2e70 C6 Currency pavmeu &s8ItS q
cold psent ....... 1859 ~ CrrencT baance Dlsd w
Wfl6H % lICustons..'s..' HJ'0V w
reerints...... 43friH bil
81 iIO2 Cancelled Cold Certificates sent 10 Washugton
Foreign exchange closed the basis Of the following
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
1900 To Pc 4 Wa
lat mort. Esst'n
DiyisiOn......... y
S R'nK OF y. N..Il.
% Norns Es.eI


Is Oll e. 6 1881 Cou.... 3OJUU S52p Reg 67.......lii
between caL............l!t 5000 l.. y JA1tou oI.lit
3Oe L. s. $50 Reg 65, llg 1870" l. s. 6s CuneneT''''lH
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
5nstrncnon.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AZ THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No 81 West socut 03 West TNentythrd'
st.. puto p m, st regular o1ce rates
New-York tribune., 1872-11-07
yINO POLITICIANS AND LIBRARIES!
L ~ lMPORTANT STATISTICAL WORK.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
'"' ''''' P0RfSET ~ tTisfiCs F0R : To-

J. lbs EOml 10 roth
YofrsE H. from l8t5 " 1900 both yeas ucusFe
lSyafs the esiabshmeD Of IHE fRSrHT-
fbe Oober elections developed popular upsng sg the
JACKsONYAN BURN dynasty which bad for ten seemed n
sBcbls issue POLITICAL REGISTER Tor 1885 in
asiny emlT he election o. that and compare
h with thoss Of prcdpg The reception O that little an
Bu justify N reproduced fOI succeed yeT--itat
81 s42 osly 1cepiuu e ss lr 90 comyee sec' Of hfW
Aunu kecisef Election kefurnsrHl useful political AID stt
ea Eser snorae ior tuae 70 e sser though tte geg.s
each Involves total cost Of than ~ 600 Tbs
bn succ,srev THB POLITICIANS REGIS
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.r lsree ~, i. lLn.elon. I iIe deelne slle,

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a. follows an ou basis Of Los Mddings; 500 . maze
sales Monday evening" after p mi no'sh9el ,et r,,,
alta 1ll6 lBc, 100 az u loci gat Ioi
400 at 716e Jaluay LOO AZ lSc ." 80 e usb
Fcbruary at 8 l5-l6c l.IOO al iOtct iVD 70 ,oo -
No. - o "a 3lr bay 2O al slc ylc. total
9o, Hovs,nler for January. haes To-
dAy up D. May 0l At l9ie, 600 al - See % ~ ~ ', 3
lO0 az lg lice st lc 100 At lgc, JOO az stc
Al se 90 al I8ic Isle l8 7lec, 10 az Bie d9 n
s I6c 0O l8lc December 200 at lslc 800 At IL Sec g az
gc 1 a. 8 5l6 8ic 100 at 10 5l6e 100 az 5se w ~
IS Size Isle. $50 1t 10 l6c January TO- at - tc gl a.
Feary 2O AZ l8c 10 ll6c 40 At 5lc 900 at Is lloe
zoo al 8e 800 at l6 100 at hic. 700 at l3 l O slc
0 Ar IN 6c March 100 At lgc 2OO at 8c lO At II l5-lte
800 at lgc % l56c, 10 At ls.c 100 at u lSec i@
o al Ig Bc 200 8teI April 200 at l9lc, 200 at 9lc ~ a
10 g 30 al iglc sOj AZ 10 38c 800 at s 800 a. - Sec
100 At ge At 10 l6c 100 at i M At iyc y" a. " Sloe
$40 a, Igc total p so bales grand total 1850 bales
COFFkR-There sales reported to-day Inc Eeluef
wei ami oseng the trade indoors We quote nmnsIy a.
beloreo lJdl8 Maacsbo, 10 ale Java lJ9LOc' go e,
FLOUR AND MEALIhe Flour markets. iary aenyei sool
p5g R,t In demand and not en MEDIUM Extras heay and g
uf Family grades steady and fairly seue good NO lna e
per6ne In good demand close the market moderately ao'
and weaker on tho medium gaies sales Of lJ 1O au
200 bbl Slipping Extras for last hall Of November
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