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TEis Beccher Scandal.
Nv York Nav so.

Nv YoRK May so.
The custodian Of the coyenan, entered
ilsio. A piil2 ID, 1872, by Henry N'asd
Bseohcr I'heo. Tilton anL Henrv G.. Bow
en-, makes that instrument pub Q his
morning. assigning rs a reason therefor
the fact that Bowen has of flate rance e-ily
declared that he had never disavawed his
charges against Mr. Beecher, but that he
yet insisted upcn their truth.
The disavnwal to which is attached the
above named signatures opens thus
We three men, earnestly desiring to remove the
cases of offence existing between us real fancied
or supposed to be done, and tface the disturbed
past and TO promote concord, good viii and love for
the future. do declare and covenant
Ii { Bowen then disayows all charges
and lnputatlons attributed to him as made
by him against Beecher. and declares,
without reserve, that he knows nothing
which should prevent him from exten
ding to Beecher lis most cordial friend
ship, confidence and Christian fellowship,
regrettlng sincerely that he ever made any
lmrntatlons or charges unfaverabla to the
Christian character of Beecher, and
promising in the furturo never to recu, to
them by word or deed.
Theodore Tiiton avows that he viii
never again reneat, by word of mouth or
otherwise, any of the allegations inputa-
tons or inuendoes contained in his letter
to Bowen, in which the latter is cited as
the eothoa~ Of said clicsasi si--FI-, rs &c, :
against the moral and Christian character
of Beecher
Mr. Beecher, oo his part puts the
past forever out of sight and memory.
ard says
:! dc erly regret the causes of suspicion jealousy
and estrangement which have come between us It
Is a JOY to have my old regard for henry C. Bowen
and Theo. Tfton restored, and il is happiness to
TO resume the old relations Of love and respect and
reliance 10 exchange with both of them. If L have
said anything Injurious To the reputation nfeher or
detracted from their standing and fame Christian
gentlemen and members of my church, revoke it all
and heartily covenant to repair and reinsate them
the extent Of my power"
The custodian of the covenant says :
The public can understand the brave
silence which the great preacher has kept
under the protracted storm of SANDER
lie had eovenanted to bury the past and
to maintain peace and brotherhood The
document is given to the world to stop
and convict the principal SANDER against
truth and public decency
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THE MODoCs. ten. Davis has met
with another signal success in his opera
tions against the Mod0c. Indians After
the recent surrender he induced Bogus
Charlie, Shack Nasty Jim. EIooka jim
and Steamboat Frank to become scouts
of the army, and under their guidance
proceeded in search Of Captain Jack and
the remnant Of his band On the 29;h
May the latter we're surprised aud eight
Of them mostly women, captured. Sew
enty mules and ponies also fell into the
hands Of the soldiers. The next morn
Ing operations were resumed, the Mo-
docs overtaken. and after brief skirm-
ish several OF The most prominent braves
surrendered 1t seems that negotia-
tons for pcaeo we're entered into, and
Jack and his followers agreed to give
themselves up; but the Captain sluuk
away in the night, and had not at last
accounts been seen. There is but IittlC
doubt. however. about the entire success:
Of Gen Davis campaign, and we car
safely predict the speedy termination o.
the Aiodoc war Scnti7d
Iyatest adyices state that Capt Jacl
has surrenderod With all his followers
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A's SHioimi Opinion Against Polling.

The rumor that the Milwaukee and st.
Paul aud Chicago ard Northwestern
Railway Companies propose to pool
their earnings, has induced the Governor
to ask the opinion of the Attorney Gen
oral on the, subject. fio section ueartHg
directly On that point is rs follows:
Sec. 2. The said Milwaukee and ST. Paul and
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railway Company,
ANA each Of them is hereby prohibited from holding
either in their own 'anc in he names of either Of
them, or in the name of any person or persons any
stock of the said Chicago and Railway
Company, or from being in way, directly or in
DIRECTLY interested IN said stock; and the said Chca
go ana ROftExeEtG5u Railway Company is hereby
prohibited from holding either in i:s own name or
In the Rane OF any person or persons any STOCK Of te
said Milwaukee and st. Paul Or Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Railway Company or from being iii
any way. DIRECTLY or INDIRECTLY interest ted in
said stocks, either of them and much of either
act as authorizes either the Milwaukee aud St. Paul
or the Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN Railway Com
cago and Northwestern Railway Company, or the
said Chicago and Northwestern hallway Company to
own h9d or deal IN the stocks OF either the MilWan-
kee and ST. Paul or the Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chen Companies, is hereby far repealed to pro-
hibit any such owning, holding or dealing in said
stocks.
In the absence Of General Barlow, the
assistant Attorney General, Judge ?. /.
Spooner, man Of great learning, who
holds high position at the bar, has re-
sponded. He says the proposed pooling
is violation of the spirit, if not the let
consumnated it viii iie tie duty Of the
Attorney General to apply for writ of
quo aUa,Tanto against said companies.
This is severe remedy, and we trust
that the companies have abandoned their
proposition. so that il will not be neces-
sary to invoke the aid of the Courts; but
If they lcck horns with the people, we
know who will so over the bridge -
State Journal
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TI<E nt>exox FsE.E.
fisa Es.us!ss.gs pes.reye,a a.sss by
r2ios., o'SssesE--S. mes OF Occupants.
E-Sssses as.s.ss--s<s Tsszsea.

fisa EssIis!ss.gs Heslsrayess a.sd h,
t rsaosai owssetE-ysHses of e,ees,raats
ES'sses as.s..ss.----lssss r-sszsea.
The Telegraph furnishes fau details o1
tue losses AID Insurance IN the confiaera
tloll at i5os;son on Thursday
BCiLIiNdss sAE9D THEIR OWNERS.
Ihe 1oItoWIng IS a hist of the building
destroyed with names OF owners and
value ''-->
Washington street, west sitla-1Erm-
be1s sS9 70 395, Owned by Set!n Turner
and W g. AIur5iocl,, trustees. $50 O00
Nos. 39l TO 40l, owned by John Boessle.
SSl3,o50f Nos. 403 to 100 inclusive. owned
by James Parker, 10000; No. All.
owned Dy the Massachusetts Baptist
convention. so, 600 413 to At il1ciu-
s-Ye, owned by Gardner Brewer. so
If01 Ai9 TO 423 Inclusive, owner. J. B.
hayes, $4,000; 425 to 4227, owner. Jno.
brai1n. $20,e00; 429 to 431, owner Harry
Boylston hePs, SIC, 900.
Washington street-east side. No. 3s4
ChleAei1rg Fai1ding, owner, James Palll,
So, GOO; $50, owner, Silsbee heirs. n,
d. Bfad.ee trastee, 50, 900; $50 and :354.
04obe Theatre, owner, arthur Cheney.
3Soo' V0o 900 and SOB. owner, A. Chas.
Baldwin, S55, 5,000; $40 70 374 inclusive.
arlington Hal, owlier, II. Hollis Ston-
ns7.yweii, S25, 00G.
iioylston street-1iorth side, No. Is
,sEld 8 o,z5 E s'l,sis 3upp'e heirs,
81 81 .059; l9 and u, otsner, j. &. Clarke
SI ,cuo Bumsted Co1ri, AIvan Dexter.
heirs, stable, 1900; Charles March
stable, s., 900; Micl>aet Hayden, dwell
ing, 1000.
Essex street, north side-fos. IS to
- - ! inclusive, N5E owner, Pslag W Chandler,
sls, Goo; 26 and IS, owner, AHertola T.
Brown, $4,000; 50 end 81, owner. Chas
Baldwin, $26, 200; 36 aad 50, owner. Asa
Z; horse, IS, o00 10 and q, owner, A.
ghas. Baldwin, $500; 46 and IS.
81 coo. -> . --'--i' p
The loss on buildingsdestroyed, at the
assessors's valuation. foot up 1859. 500.
Dedueting 20 per cent, as salvage on
building materials, the actual loss on |
real estatn ic, asiSS kn1
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FEED CIR ES,

FgRFER, Keeps con
1 stantly en- hand the largest and best assortment
haas and caps Of the latest STYLES at the lowest pos
sible prices and always pays the highest value in
oasI, ~ An finds offurs 16-T
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Bg.. e, RES.f.Y'T.

U0gsE. SIGN &SD CARRIAGE
1 I Painter, Quay Street adjoining the new Touring
mill South Side Offers his service to the Citizens
of This City in the above branches at the most rea
sonabe rates.
Manftowor Iupe All 1872
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-xCrs ER and Photographers. Ali
l.ipds "a work the line of my business prompt
- ttaaIaI !, and warranted to give satisfaction. l
y -. ;-,et - iyed n Wing Grnsbey's Multiplying
TtNERk osS CURA, with which L can take small
irtures of the aest order, for one doar per dozen
f,Its,,,s tal,err of all sizes. Albums aaa Frames
fho'o9i,'t'ii7 -s.1 York Sfraat l3-itf
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Special Notices.
To C0nSuInD.iVeS.

TIE advertiser, having hesn permanently cured Of
tha: dread disease Cons ftinl By simple remedy,
j. anxoTs to iaake known his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. TO Il! who desire il, he viii send
coEy Of She prescription u=ed, free Of char2e} with
the directions for preparing ard using the which
they viii md sGRE CCgE for CoSsUsPIIOs, AszEzA,
BEosczfITIz- &c
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
a. co 5g-24ly Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
19i Psnu Strset, WiIiiansbnrsh- y. Z.
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N. G0.sAEE8', .fz. p.
DEETESFR 3,

DSH YSSIGAAN and Surgeon, tenders
his professional services to the people of the City
and county of 6iantowoc. Office j. A. kCehler's
store. 19-1
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"A ERCEgAGE TAILORING EsTAES-
IN iishment Sth street south end of Bridge
The tailoring department is complete, and contains
II large assortment of fashionable clothes and Gent
goods constantly hand. Please call
and examne before purchasing elsewhere. 1921
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e.. "A ER,E..

WORK Street. f.EsanitOysSc.W Wis Dealers
I in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
PAPER hanginEs Hats and Caps, Toys, Children Caps,
Live Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, Sc, &C. share of public patronage is soli-
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gEE.s sREEs sC.EEFEEg..
EREEp SEEGER.

EyASzzI1EARI. AEI-AEs
T. moved to Bilialo Street, = doors west OF Rand
Store All work warranted well done and to tit.
Man ftawoc Nov. so, 1872. 1853
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OFFERS to his many friends and tfse
~ public generally, choice selection OF Fresh
Meats Salt Pork and Beef, Smoked Beel ana Hams,
shoulders Sausages. Taliow and Lard at the lowest
~atas N.vl.at on Commercial Street ely
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q. S.A.YDEK son.

MANUFACTURER and Deaier in
vi Boots Shoes, Leather, &c, &c Shop on Buffalo
street nea. the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed.
Alanitakyo. Santemher %. lSG5.
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E,eg ED, SCMBg GEE5EEg,

MEAT EEarExet.--7zayiBG purefla*e's
M the business OF VIM. Brown, shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
owest rates share of public patronage solicited
1917
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GUSTAV FEEtEES,
and JEwELER.

ygyAFGEg VI q sa EEs ana = EN EiIEzs. ol-
Wv fers his services for repairing all kinds Of
Clocks and watches. Has a fine and well selected
assortment Che latest and best styles of Clocks,
-aerican -. -. and Swiss Watches, also of Gold
a "a pls ~ 1eyvelry at his Brick Store on Sth
t4 s5uth side one door south of Kremer's. Mani
sIFeet, - o-1y
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StssgREFS EE5s W. Es

nEAF4Ess iEs Stoves: Tin. Sheet IRON
J and CoppeFware manufacturer. All kinds II
epairing done. Eighth Street, opposite Tribune Of
flee. I4-1y
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ED. UAEnkLLM,

r>r,-.n.ist :.zed s.r,sss sse Larry. Sth Stree !
opTe5Sjta tho Post oiies. Is now fully proyideei
III ts1r,f,le+c selection Of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
icn oilers his services especially to the PiIYSI-
CLANS OF this village ami county ior tne eIF 81 ''
rr.rar.atinn Of their prgscrip ptions To-
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JOSEPH SYKES.

nR. a. E. asAEGEEES, Dentist. office
y in Sherman'5 building, Sth Street,
Manitowoc Wis.
p5a- Teeth extracted without pain.
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SONGS fog the PIANO.
Nailed. ,snsf.said. ou RprpIrf OF Price.

Darling ! am Lonely Now. s < c.. -..-stewart 20
Sweetest Song ard Danls, 80
Matte May. Sougand Chorus, ,....-.-.- -Dahks, ."
Lost and Saved Ballad, D2H1iker 80
Far.steU Darling til we Neet... E0sew-ig 20
Think Of nae, Darling. Song and Chorus. 3lier5, 80
Asking Blessing from Notis-r- Z. c. Stewart 30
HecoieciiOas Of Clildh1oI Baritone Song, banks. 20
Tiotf ara no longer Nine. Ballad. DtnISs. -
Hear my Little Payer 5. & Pratt, 30
Close the aatters Willie Deads Sc. stewart, -
Ef,eI Ureenle song aud CIlers.s .-... Persley -
Omit dat Tiekln 3Ie. Song and Dance - Hays, .
You II always md True. s. & G. lays. 80
Dead but not Forgotten. :. Hays, AZ
eject NE Macgtc Song Chorus, Hays ~
clay wuere my Mothers Sleepng,s &C. Stewart a.
Father Of AL red PsHserefi ~
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=. SCEsgaTE y go,

.vANJEACFggEE AND DEALERS rs,
Nj in Leather, Hides Shoe Findings Betting ofall
;,ss ro,s,antlv ON hand at Milwaukee prices Our
itn- Is made ~ the best tanned Leather. Office
,On sth street Ssuth side, one door north OF "i"s
House, Mauitowoc. Wis.
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From Washington.
THE PUBLIC DEBT

WASHINGTON, D. 9 june 2--Thc
public debt has decreased s.. .525,2
during the past month.
AiSIsrER 70 JAPAN.
W,SraIoN June John i
Bingham has been appoic'ed Ministerto
Japan
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A TEOEsSES X AZ s.AsF. Eszssee sils
II Street South side. three doors north Of Post Of
flee, Aanitowoc Wisconsin. German spoken. 1871
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:. =. -f5alE e z kS-.E.Ef,
n oGice. corner of Sth and Quay streets. Marito-
gcc SIse0Esin- 2-9I
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OFFICE SHERNAN'S BRICK BLOCK.
North Eighth Street Manifowoc.
OFFICE Horns s to Q A. NJ.
/ to I To P. N.
!. u
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$. If. EE'OOD,
sDs., C. F2, .7EEZZY.

TFeRSa1Y and Counselor at Law.
N Real Estate Agent. OAice corner of Eight
nj Franklin streets, NanitawCc, Wisconsin. I4-11
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Gvr-nEnnE
yEs FasT s. .r.fSE.

BCssaTE.rT. Ciysz. AMP ~ 5sE,GEEAg-
~ feas Engineer, anss EsraHgss tszHisEa.
Green Bay, Wis. 20-6 ly P o. Box Sc.
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sy.gLZGEs s. GgEE.s,E,
ETOsEEyS at s.ew. EEanzsOyT<z.,
IA Wisconsin. Office Eighth street, the
First National Bank. jyl9-65l
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,. p pRFgEEE.gwEp. ~ %

I 0MEDPAFzF. Stir ST.. azanitow0c
1 Wis. 0ae door north of Wiudiate House.
Office c. petersons. Office hours, 10 to II A. ~
al , TO r. N. 1915.
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Ey'EEETE S FORR EsT.
,. s. se.RDERsn.E.

A TTssEeSETS 81 law. ssszice GA 9th
~ street, South side, opposite Schuette's Store.
IG-3
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A TFDWNEY AF law
n Office the et0re of J. 4. KCehler, corner of
York and Sth street, Aanitowoc. Wisconsin, 1852
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FEE.s,K2S@ SEBEsEE.

4 FT3ssEEYS and C0unseloFs at law.
n 0fice ON Eighth street. Hsnitowoc, Wisconsin.
promptly attended to. 1852
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H. g. s. Fy~. =. EUR.s.ER

A t3arssey and <'cE:nsciEOr af EsaSE.
Office on Sth street near fhe corner % York
1871
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23

SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAIL RoAp.-A
Washington correspondence Of the Balti.
more Daily Caseae. speaking of the con-
di,iOn aud prospects of the Southern Ma.
rylaud railroad. says:
The whole line Of the Southern Ma.
ryland Railroad. from the junction will,
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad. is
now graded. with the exception Of abou,
twenty-five miles, which are under con-
tract. When this shall be completed the
track will be laid along the whole line,
which will give the people of Southern
Maryland direc: communication with Bal.
timore. via the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, which is now running to the
Potomac river. Southern Maryland has
long felt the need of railroad communica-
ton to transport her large crops. includ.
ing millions ofbushcls Of oysters"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23

Petcrson's Magazine for November is on our
table, ahead ofall others. The principal steel
engraving Crossing the Brook is very beau,i-
full. So, also, is the Mammoth colored steel
fashion plate. prominent feature Of this
Magazine is its copyright novelties, two Of
which appear in this number, 'Theo,' BY Miss
Hodgson, and Tile Lost Inheritance" BY Mrs
Ann 5. Stephens both very far superior to the
continued stories to be found in magazines gen
orally. But, as contemporary saws, the sto-
ries, the fashions, the patterns in short, every
thing in Peterson is the best of its kind The
price of this Magazine, too, is another thing in
its favor. II is but Two Dollars Year. The
Prospectus for 1874 is published with this num-
Der, and we find tina, the prices to clubs are
as;onishingly low, viz: three copies for 81 So
with a superb Mezzotint (l6 inche. by 2l,) Not
Los, But Gone Before, to the person getting up
the club; or six copies for 5000 and cory Of
the Magazine for 1874 as premium 10 the per-
son getting up the club; or eight copies for
Si2 90 and both an extra copy and the premi-
um engraving 10 the person getting up the club
For large clubs the prices arr even lower. A
choice Of eight spleadid pre- MUM engravings,
for fra ming is given for fifty cents extra, to
subscribers for Peterson for 1874. Specimens
Of the Magazine are sent. gratis, If written for
Subscribe to nothing else until you have seen
copy ofthis popular Magazine. Address Charles
J. Peterson, 3o6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23

Local AND OTHER ITEMS Prom late
proceedings before the Uuited States Cir.
cult Court for the district Of Baltimore
VIC notice that u. F. Knight. of our couu-
ty. arraigncd for the unlawful opening Of
letters passing through the mails, has been
honorably acquitted.
The political meetings Of note oceur.
ring since our last issue were at Centre.
vile on Thursday and at Plcwden's wtar.
on Tuesday last. There were speeches a,
both meetings.
Except Tie Republican meeting to-mor.
row and others previously advertised. We
hear OF no future political gatherings. and
We consequently infer that the ..bush.
whacking" season is about to commence
We have redeemed Ohio and oregon
aud made large gains in Pennsylvania:
VIC have carried the municipal election in
Newark. upon which may be predicted
the early redemption of New Jersey, ard
TIC Republicans have me, with large losses
in Iowa.
And this is the drfunct Democratic
party. upon whose tombstone SO msnv
Republican cpitaphs have been inscribed
President Gran, has issued a proeI,m,
ton recommending the observance Of
Thursday. November 9th. as n a,v os
National Thanksgiving. The Governor.
Of the different States will, no doub, g.
upon the same day.
Tie Bazaiac trial command. moro aud
moro interest rs it advances. The cross.
examination to which the Marshal has
been subjected has been searching and se-
we're. The Marshal is in a ,ish, Mace
and he is evidently aware Of it. Sill 4,
cannot be said that the evidence &c, rr,.
dueed is sufficient, to justify conviction
basa'ne might certainly have done better:
bot 1t has not yet been proven ,ha, he
played tae rart of traitor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

wHxAr.-The receipts Of Southern whea:
during the past week show NO increase over
shose Of the week previous, and the market has
ruled dull with little ar no change in prices TO
note, the tendency, however, bcing in faror Of
BUYERS. owing to the tontinued scarcity OF mon
ey and the unsettled addition Of financial AZ
fairs generally The sales foot up 20, 600 bush
els at 4s(al6s cents for inferior to good, and
l7OfdII5 cents for prime TO choice white, at
lSO(G l60 cents for common 20 good red and
l6st1 20 cents for prime rel 70 amber, although
some strictly choice lots Of amber have been
sold n las ard lie cents.
CoRx-Some few lots Of Western Corn hare
come forward during the past week, lut the
movement Of produce is still greatly retarded by
the disturbed condition Of monetary sdairs. aad
our marke, has ruled dull, with . decline in
price Of mixed in Elevator Of 2(g3 cents per
bushei. The difficulties attending the negotIa-
ton of foreign exchange keeps shippers out OF
the market, and the sales reported amounted
only.to about 90 900 bushels At s3@65 cents,
closing at the former figure to-day. The o6er-
ngs Of Southern Corn amounted 20 some 8, 600
bushels. and we note the market for this de-
scrip,ion gas cents lower q, the Close. The
sales reported were I, 900 bushels white AZ T2e5
IS cents and S, 200 bushels yellow ~ 6S95o
cents, closing at the inside figures. A lot Of
;, loo bushels yellow, received to-day, was held
over.
oAIs-I nc u3StAcS OatS WY ~
tive ard firm, with light receipts. ba, ut the
close, with more liberal offerings, prices are
somewhat, easier. The sales foot up about 20. =
600 bushels as follows: 1000 bushels Southern
at 41652 cents, ?,5o0 do. mixed Western At
4s@5o cents, and ?, 500 do. brigh, do. at 1919
50 cents. TODAY we quote Southern Al ara
so cents, mixed Western Al - cents, and bright
do. A. 4s(ag50 cents.
RYE.-TEe receipts OF Rye have been fair, and
with good demand the market has ruled siea-
dy. The sales. reported amour, to 2 500 TO
5000 bushels at soGss5 cents for fair TO good,
and 80 cents for prime.
TosAcco-The market for Leaf Tobacco is in
nearly a nominal condition. The demand FROM
shippers is cut tf, owing to the demoralized
state of Foreign Exchange and spectators, who
are generally prepared 10 take lots pressed for
sale az a concession, are unable TO buy on ac-
coanI of tie scarcity o: money. The transac-
lions reported daring tie week were limited TO
fe~ small lots Of fine red and spangied Ohio,
taken for the English and Austrian markets.
The receipts are very light, and holders are
seemingly content TO await a revival of trade
The exports during the week were 500 hhds TO
Amsterdam, and hhds. TO Demerara; total 53s
hhds. We continue to quote prices nominaiy rs
follows
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-10-23

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