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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-29

Mark Twain says that when women frame
laws, the first thing they will do will be to
enact:
l. That all men should be AT home At ten
p. IN, without fail.
2. That married men should bestow con-
siderable attention upon their own wives.
3. That it should be hanging otIense to
sell whisky in saloons, and that fines and
disfranchisement should follow in such
places.
L. That the wife should have the title o!
her own property when she marries man
who hasn't any.
''Such tyranny as this" says Mark eve
could never stand. Oui free souls could new
er endure such degrading thra!drom. Wo-
men, 60 away. Seek not to beguile us of our
imperial privileges. Content yourselves
with your little feminine triiles-your
babies, your benevolent societies, and
your kni,tino-and let your natural bosses
do the voting. Stand back-you will he
wanted TO 60 TO war next. We will let you
teach school as much as you want TO, and
pay you half price, too; but beware, We
don't want you To crowd US too much"
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world that We have no use for even County
Court House, by what process Of reasoning
can We convince Congress that We do need a
United States Custom House;
lie, our members work actively for the
bill, and they may be assured their con=iitu-
ents will stand by them.
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Anerdo,e Of wfsf.ll.

1t is related that when Wigfall was flee.
ing in disguise from the country after Lees
surrender, he crossed the Mississippi in com.
pany with detachment Of Federal soldiers.
Wishing to know, if possible, how the wind
blew, he began general TRADE against
the leading Confederates, winding
up by inquiring what would become of thai
scamp Wigf,ll if they should catch him.
The soldiers replied that they supposed they
would hang him. "Yes, they would do ex-
actly right, and ! would pull one end Of the
rope" replied Wigfall, mounting his mule
and trotting of westward.
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CiNcINNATI, Feb. IS The passenger
tram coming north on the Louisville x Gin
cinnati Short Line Railroad, due at Coyiny-
ton at one p. M. fell through bridge three
miles north OF Elliston Station. Mr.. Brock
OF Sparta, Ky, was killed, and several pas
sengers were severely hurt: some of them
badly burned.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. Feb. 20.-The Gaulois newspaper
TINS morning SAYS. King Amadeus of Spain
Is disguised with the ungovernableness of the
Spanish people, and has urged his father
Ming Victor Emanuel of Italy, to sanction
his abdicatiOn. The Gaulois further saws
Victor Emanuel counsels patience
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-02-29

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb. 23.-Judge Davis
has accepted the nomination for the Presi-
dency made BY the Labor Reform Conven-
ton yesterday.
The Ohio State Prohibition Convention
met here to-d,y, endorsed the platform of
the National Convention, pledged to support
ito candidate and nominatea . State ticket
and Presidential electors.
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nom that fixed by the bill before il was
recommi;ted.
Inc general reduction OF ten per cent on
tariii Is adhered to. Among the charges is
considerable reduction on the duties on
leather. A large number of additional
articles are added TO the free list, being such
as do moi compete with American produc-
tlons- After the tirst day OF july next duties
are to be reduced ten per centum on cottons.
woods, silks, iron and steel metals. except
pig iron and steel rails, earthenware. leather
and india rubber.
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low High Is This :

We Il ! the following extraordinary dis
patch il, he Chicago Tribune of the 2lst:
ST. LuUIs, Feb. 20.-The Democrats To-
peks, KIM, special says the Bribery IDves,
tigating Committee will probably report on
Friday.
AT the session last night, Honest Billy
Spriggs, formerly State Treasurer, swore that
the County Treasurer of LeavenwOrth County
told him he had spent $35, 900 in cash for
the election of Caldwell. on the promise Of
the latter to recompense him; also, that Frank
Dreaming, of Wathena, another member Of
the ring, told him he paid $1,000 to the
County Treasurer Of Newark County for the
two votes Of that county; further, that he
was asked by one OF Caldwelps ring TO col
lect one thousand dollars from member in
Southern Kansas who had failed to vote after
getting his money. 1t seems that the money
was paid back to one Carson, then agent Of
the Democratic Standard, and he never turned
it over to Caldwell. Carson has left the State
or il out Of reach.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Foster, The car
hook murderer has been sentenced 20 be
hanged on the 22d of March. The counsel
for the prisoner will bring tie case before The
Court lf ApuealS
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Fire.

DETROIT, Feb. 2l-The three upper
stories OF Sweets Hotel, Grand Rapids, the
largest hotel in the western part of the State,
WAS burned last night.
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Hsilderhrau d Not Dead.

This notorious seoundrel, who i. we'll
known in this part Of the country was re-
ported hung by a mob in Southwest Missouri,
some weeks ago; but the following letter
the handwriting of which the ST. Joe Go7eae
says has been fully identified indicates that
the wayward Charles still lives:
BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. 2, 1872.
Mr.. FRIcK: Sri am here this fine day,
having walked all the way from St. Joe to
New York, and what id pity it il l
am put to such inconvenience BY the railroad
thieves of the Hannibal 4 St. Joe Railroad
Company. Well, it's all in mans lifetime,
You ksow.
/ An quite unwell at present, and have
been ever since left you. am soon going
to pay visit out that way on business Of
importance. guess / will win the case or
bust boiler. Respectfully,
CHARLES d. HILDERBRAND.
The letter is postmarked Baltimore"
and the Gear marks" Of the veteran swindler
are perceivable in every word.
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TOPEKA.

i Eli 20 ReDissrict the Site Passed
the House.
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Died.

ST. JOSEPH, Feb. 2l.-Isaac Edwards,
Tor fifteen years prominent jeweler in ST.
Joseph, died very suddenly at O'Clock this
morning. Deceased was native of Vale
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banks, Mr.. Egee.s, E. S. Niccolls, Fred.
Close, 4. A. Thomas, Percy Daniels, DR..
Stevenson. Thos. Newton, S. J. Smith.
The following resolution was then pre-
sented BY Mr.. Carnahan, Of Cloud County
E.aoired, That we hereby denounce any
man in public life who will dare TO employ
corrupt means in politics, and We, the Re
publicans of Kansas, will Get our faces stead
lastly against ali such, and will endeavor TO
mako the future of Kansas pure and good.
The motion then passed with few dissent
ing votes.
On motion, adjourned.
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AN Irishman, being annoyed by howl
ing dog in the night, JUMPED out Of bed to
dislodge the offender. 1t was in the month
of January, when the snow was three feet
deep. He no: returning, his wife ran out
to see what was the matter. There she found
her husband in his night suit, his teeth chat
terIng, and his whole body almost paralized
with cold, holding the struggling dog BY the
tail. Holy mother, Pat" said she, "what
wud We be after doin' ~ "Hush," said he;
don't We see? Pm trying to fraze the id
h1s,e'r
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\ PORTRAIT of Mr.. Horace White, the
editor of the Chicago Tribune, appears in
Huper's Weekly for this week. Mr.. White
was horn in New Hampshire, but was taken,
when a child, by his family, 10 Beloit, Wis
Consin. He received liberal education and
then became journalist. He assumed the
management of the Tribune upon the retire.
ment Of Mr.. Medill, the presen, Mayor Of
Chicago.
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WaAhinyton's Birthdyy The fari;
BILL.

Bill.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-All public de-
partments will be closed to-morTow in honor
Of Washington's birthday. :,
Gen. Humphrey, Chief Of ordnance, and
Col, Casey, were before the Committee on
Appropriations to-day, asking for three and
a quarter million dollars for the construction
and repair of the fortihcaiions last year.
ONLY $50, 900 we're appropriated.
The tariff bill az reported from the Senate
finance Committee, does not abolish the d.
ties on tea and coffee, but iiIes them at ten
cents and two cents per pound respectively,
thus disregarding the recent action Of the
House. The duty on salt is also unaltered
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50 King street.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE KEY TO HEALTH.


It is the easiest thing in the world to lose the
to regain it,. The popular idoa Of fifty years ago
an essential element of cure in almost all d.
eirectually exploded. The introduction of Hos
century ago, may be said to have given the coup
learned from the beneficial effects produced by
that admirable preparation, that one medicine
may embrace hethree properties of u tonic, a
laxative, and anfalteratVe; that the three cura-
tive processes of IMMIGRATION, publication and
regulation may be compassod ut the same time
by the operation of single agreeable remedy.
There are sound, philosophical reasons for the
remarkable improvement which the Bitters
casion in the condition of II deranged and enfee-
blcd system. This pure Combination of vege
table juices not only strengthens the stomach
stimulates the appetite and braces the nerves.
but also imparts tone and yigor to the secretory
orgnns-as the skin, the liver, and the kidneys
and if the blood has become too thin and watery
to nourish the body properly, enrlches and Vi
taliZes that raw material OF all the solid por-
tions of the frame. At this period of the year,
when intermittent tevers, bilious disorders,
stomach complaints, and dysentcric and diar-
rhnic ailments are always more or less rife, oc
casional doses of the Btters will be found the
best safeguard against the atmospheric condi-
tions which generate them. An accession of
general vigor is necessary. to enable the system
to resist the morbid influence of the malarious
vapors which rise from the earth at this season,
and of all the known invigorants, Hostetter's
Bittcrs is the safest and most potent. nol1 eolw
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Financial.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE stock mark ct
has been panicky all the morning. and prices
have declined from five to ten per cent. g,
The suspensions reported are S. Y. White
Pilot, Perry Il Co., II. 4. Wilcox, and r. }.
kimball Il Co.-all ON the long side of the
market, and for whose account stocks have
been sold out under the rule.
The market is now steadier, :ahditwould APP
pear as II the worst were over.
Gold opened at |. ii to, j. l4s..
There is no information yet to hand as to the
intentions Of the Treasury Department.. -.
Nearly all the insurance companies have their
windows placarded With staltenients'of their con.
dition, and majority say they have sustained
little or no loss The heaviest losses are Dn
large companies which are best able; to stand
them. ." :; -. .'.,' :, =, -. 1I'..-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-THE Boston fire
ana sSi Of 6asgaE Meade causes general
There is great depression in stocks. Groceries
and breadstuffs without marked change, but
good leather boots and shoes are held tor~lna-
tcrial advance. -.
The Board of Underwriters held meeting
this morning, and in order to prcveGt policy
holders from transferring poccs to other COM
pauics advanced rates gu merchandise ~ per
cent and on all special risks. % per cent, 10
take effect Immediately. ..-....... ~. -.
BosToN, Nov. N.-Thc Boston insurance
companies will be able to pay an average OF
about fifty per cent on their risks, aud capital
lists are coming forward so literally with offers
of funds that there is some prospect ofsthclr
going on without suspension. Their average
losses arc in the ncighborbood OF, $500, 900;
two or three reaching sooO,no0 "a! " /
the Savings Banks arc all secure. =" 49,: 49,
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BY F. A. Kerby, Auctioneer.

(NOM MISSIONERS, SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE CITY PROPERTY.-In execution
of decree of the Circuit Court Of Ale1sndria
county, rendered on the oath day of November
1859, in the suit of Charles Alexander and 9th
ers against John B. Ale1ande the undersigned,
will offer To- sion lie fo5n day OF Govems
Der, 1872, at II o'clock q. M. the following de-
scribed LOTS in the city of Alexandria, viz;
l. ASQUARE OF TWO ACRES, bounded
by Wythe Madison; Patrick and Henry streets.
q THREE-FOURTHSO OF THE SQUARE,
son, Fayettc and Payne streets the other fourth
of the square lying on the north side Of Wythe
and east side of Payne street, and belonging to
the estate of Gustavus B. Alexander. 1..'1
IA SQUARE OF TWO ACRES, bounded
by Prndleton, Wythe, Fayette and Payne SIS.
T. AN ACRE, or HALF SQUARE, ON the
south side of Madison street, extending from
Payne to West street. 's.''!
s. A LOT, bounded on the east by Payne ST.,
and on the west by Conwsy:s line, between Pen
dst0a az Mhs of eSnssa U3R Or HALF
AN ACRE, on the west side of Payne st. and
north side Of Cameron, at the intersection of
Terms of Sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash the residue in two
equal payments at six and twelve months from
the day of sale; the deferred payments to bear
interest and to be secured by the notes of the
purchaser and q retention Of title and forfeiture
of cash payment for failure to comply with the
terms of sale, and the property to be resod upon
such failure at the risk of the purchaser. Con-
yeyallccs to be made at the cost of the pnrchas-
ers. 49,; LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR,
49,, REUBEN j JOHNSTON
-, VIM, C. YEATON, .-..p.
oct lG-eots Commissioners.
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| TOUNTRY RESIDENCE AND MARKET
~ FARM FOR SALEA AUCTIQN-Will
|! be offered at public sale on SATURDAY, De-
icember 7th. 1872. at O'Clock p. M, at Cats
FARM belonging to the estate of the late Geo.
Aud, dec d., lying between the lands of Messrs.
VIM, Gregory and Henry Bontz, about three
miles from Allexandria, near the Little RIVER.
Turnpike, and in the vicinity of Clouds MIL. F.
This part of the farm offered for sale contains
about I'll acres-36 acres in cultivation, and the
remainder in young growth of wood. There ia
u, comfortable 3sTWO-STORY FRAME -
DWELLING and some out-buildings on
the land, and about fifty fruit trees. The foca-
ton and quality of the soil make it valuable IS 3
market farm. The'property will be shown and
further information given by applying to Geo.
Auld. Terms made known at sale. -. IL.
,,.ri,u E.. ;.ri DAVID AULD, ...
~. ,.....s .. H., GEO. AULD,'
Fairfax CO., nov Scots Executors
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A CARD.-I take pleasure in informing my
II friends and the public that I have made an
arrangement with Mr.5Wm. R. Riley, No. ,7l3,
opposite Centre Market, Washington city, where
Ihopc to have the pleasure Of SHOWING you NV an
GOODS, ..Our. stock is at all times very large
and complete, and l feel confident in asking
your patronage that can make it to your in:
terest to deal with me. We sell at the lowest
cash prices AS my position will in SOME inca
ure depend upon the amount OF trade ;, l can
bring t9 the house, your kind notice OF tins VII
be duly appreciated by ~
WIN. BAKER,
nov o.tD25 ....... Alexandria, Va
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weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. II, l. Il. L

-. ..,. WASHINGTON, Nov. II, i Il. IN.
Probabilities. For the. Lower Lakes and
thence to the western States Of the Allega4lcs,
falling barometcrs, scuthwesterly winds, threat
ening weather and belts of rain. lp the north,
west, and thence over the Western Lakes and
to Michigan and Kentucky, rising barometerrs'
latter States with partly cloudy but clearing,
cool weather, with frosts on Tuesday morning.
In the South Atlantic and Gulf States, part y
cloudy but generally clearing weather and north
westerly to nort6easterly winds, Tn New
England, light northerly winds and fair wealth
er tn evening, followed by fresh lseutheasterly
to northeasterly winds and increasing ncloudl:
ness. In the Middle States light soutlierly
and southeastery winds, increasing cloudincss
and occasional light rain.
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The Horse Disease.

CHARLESTON, S: e., Nov. Il.-1alc h6rsc
disease is believed to have passed its worst
stage in this city, having caused less lnconnve1-
fence here than elsewhere as most OF the haul
ing is done by mules, which seem to be less
subject to the infection.
KINGSTON Nov. ll-lhe horse 'diseases in
this city is Sill Chilly abating, although business:
and travel are still much iimpeded. .~ -
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tIrEp::I ,<,lj iu;l o

w. Waeft E. ,,S Gs 4St SsRt ls7l a-
for five snq
to the people Without any stfectua relief 1t
suggested by some Of my friends TO take your
Vegetable Pills, for which | am under obligs-
items for said suggestion; It being, favorable
to state the eeei T Ttar m fbs1
il has been in i've years: certainly give all
the credit to your Pills; and soon as there is
an increase in tho family, you may bctif it lsa
male that his 1la,no shall be Tut Publish If
;V1r chnrse ~: -".t J. A. DoNALDs0E.
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Death ofa Railroad President.

WILMINGTON, N. g., Nov. II. Col: Robt.
Fl. Cowan, formerly President Of the Whining
ton, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Com
pany, and one ofthe most prominent citizens
of North Carolina, died this morning.
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CIRCUIT Court FOR THE County,. The No
vember term Of the Circuit Court for the couu
ty Of Alexandria, Judge Keith presidin 6, com
mcnced this morning in the Court room. -.
Commonwealth vs.. VIM jackson, on an in
dictmcnt for murder; plea not guilty upon the
arragnment; special plea filed; demurrer there.
to, and demurrer sustained; jury sworn, wit
nesscS called and DR.. Gibson giving 10 his tes-
timony, to the effect that the murdered woman
came to her death from fracture and depres-
sion of her skull, when this report CLOSED at
) p. III. 4. W. Chiffon appeared for the prose
cution and Kent 4 Neale for the defence:
The prisoner, a colored man,is accused ofmur-
dering his wife, Mary Jackson, on the night Of
The 18th Of last February, 10 house he &C GU.
pied, near the junction Of the Columbia Turn
pike and the Georgetown road, in this county,
by striking her on the head with bludgeon.
She had been confined but few days before,
and the assault chat he is charged with was
made because, upon his coming home, he
found that she had not obeyed some Of his pre-
vious commands. ..,...,4 49,. Il. !;
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-. Mg~ON MARRIAGE.-Happy Relief TO I Dung
early life. Manhood restored. Inpedimcntsrto
Marriage removed! New method of treatnient.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and CIR
culars sent Free in sealed envelopes:
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth street, PHILADELPHIA Pa. aug l2-3m
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C7TI'TTEsMS.'

. : : 4 - I: -S-Q-- Z = =,
G@-SPEcIAL NoT1cE-GENTs EXTRA FINE
fresh supply of Gents Extra Fine, hsnd..sewed
Boots, Shoes and Slippers, of every description,
which We unhesitatngly recommend to be the
: s:+ al .1s.u g.. W. B. WAnDEY, ~
oct 3 "a King street, Alexandria, W..
MU LADIES MISSES AND CHILDkEN's Doors
AND SHoEs.-Wc are this day receiving full
line of Ladies', Misses and Chilaren's Boots and
shoes, suitable FOR fall and winter use embrac-
ing all of the styles now in use, which we conf
IDENTIFY bolicyc TO BIZ the very best stock in the
city. .We.snlicit purchasers to call and exam
ihe for. themselves, Us they will be sold At low
praci.s. ....... oct 81 ill.,. WApDEY's, "A King ST.
=. ........ 1. schwartz Il Co.,
49, .,,............. at tho
R'EPTA CLOTHING HALL,
81 King street, 200 . ia
Are now exhibiting, without exception, the llrest
and best selected stock of
.,.. FALLAN WINTER CLOTHING
ever before brought to this city Their superior
garments arc warranted equal in every respect
to those made by the best of merchant tailors,
and are sold cheap. Call and convince yourself
AtsAREPTA CLOTHING HALL,
sep2G So King street. d..
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FI.SaNCEHL.
nor SALE

FOE SALE 1r
BURKE s. HERBERT,
The following tirst-class Securities
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS LYNCHBG
and DANYILLE r. r. CO.. Is, at Is and &C.
cruod interest; interest payable 1st April and Isl
October; guaranteed by Orange and Alexan.
dria L. Il. Co.; free of State tax
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION BONDS
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS WEST WIS,
January and July, at 921 and interest.
Above bonds sold free of commissions
We BUY and SELL STOCKS and BONDS
on commission, negotiate loans, &C., make col
lections on all accessible points, and will give
prompt attention to any business entrusted to US.
aug 9-tf
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TuE EPIHIpPlC.

| hereby inform the owners of horses in Alex
andria and vicinity that have for sale ut ~ cts.
q bottle REMEDY for the prevailing horse
disease which.has been tried with unvarying
success in the stables of the express companies
and livery stables Of New York city Also, DIS
MERCHANTS of various kinds, to be used in
stables for the prevention of the disease:
$780,. ...,,......' =. SAMUEL 81. .LUNT,
=: LIN E. cor. Kidg and Washington sts'
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The SUSPENSION Of, BOwles Bros.

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE liabilities of IBowlcs
Bros, the American bankers in this city, who
have suspended payment, are $500, 600. !, The {,
losses by the suspension OF the firm Wlllfaii
chiefly upon American tourists in Europe:
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CORRECT THE STOMACH.

the origin of most of the ills that atlct humani-
ty is q deranged condition of the alimentary ca
mall The bowels become constiPated and slug
gishr and thence arises a train of painful and
distressing maladies. As preventive and cure,
there is no remedy so safe and sure rs Or. Titts
Vegetable Liver Pills ..-''A !, - ''.i''' g.
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:. DR.. Tut Hair Dye acts like magic noVll

E, DYsEPsIA; DESTROYS THE TEETH, unless tits
effects arc counteracled by that pure vegetable
tonic and antiseptic SozoDoNT. No bodily dis
case can impair them il this antdote to all cor
rosivc elements that act upon the cnamel is reg
,,I.rlv annlied nov ll-colW
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The Markets il.

New YORK, Nov. ll.-Stocks active and
better than at the opening. Cold heavy at
l3sal34. Money firm att. Va skies, II; do.
new So Consols, SO; deferred l5!: ,FloYf dc
clinipg. Wheat and Corn neminally Lower
BALTIMORE, Nov !S.-Va. Consols 55; DO
new As bid. Cotton dull; low .middllngs IS!
Flour dull but not qnotabiy lower Wheat dull
s1d d sooa G CORN he s
for Southern; white Southern 55aC3;, yellow DO
55a60. Oats irmer; Southern 3Ia42. Eye Jun
changed. 49,, ;u..,rf;n