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Has provided everything to amuse and
please. French Branded Fruits, Preserves
and Jo!lies. Canned Goods of all de.crip
tions, Truffles. Freuch Peas, Mushrooms,
Ocean Trout, &c.
Gsuscttes G.,nlp'o: a!-o, Fruits, Nuts, Gc
McKENZlE'S. NJ sin street,
Dec IL Near the State Huuee
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AGNEW's CASH GROCERY HOUsF

duNC w CASd dhUCEH HUI SE.
fVNHE trial OF conducting our business ON
4 strictly cash basis hIs proved success,
We shall not undertake to enumcrate prices
tor our entire stock. but give quotations for
lew leading articles, assuring our friends
that our prices for al Others not man.ei viii
he es low es any other house who cells sound
goods, and tho extent and variety o! our
stock is not trceeded 6y any homse in this city
Crushed SUGAR, at retail, 1910. per h.. or
8 lba. for 81.
Granulated and a SUGAR. at retail, at 12lc.
per lb.. or 3 lbs tor ST.
Powdered SUGAR. at retail. 1873, po- ID. !.
or 8 lbA. for 81.
CSUGAR. very choice. 81 lbs for 81.
Refined Yellow Sugar, 8 lbs. for ST.
Porto Rico Sugar. 10 lbs. for ST.
New Family FLOUR, 50 so per barrel
Extra Z" $40 so e.
BUTTER. Treble Gilt Edge Gonhen, at 40..
per III.
RAISINS-querter boxes. 81; half boxes,
II 30; whole boxes, S3 50. each.
Old Rye aud Corn WHISKEY, "so-caiied,"
A. IL 10 to 81 per gallon.
Dcc7 JOIN AGNEW & son.
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IRWIN's HALL
400 Presents.

Including Watches. Clothing. Furniture,
Hardware, Groceries, &C., GIVEN AWAY
nightly.
Admission so cents; Children 25.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance at 8.
Dec 20 n
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Aas1vxl RoBBsRxly4ti5Ss ti5s Sifvraauuusss 6suss 6sus
iTttoNTsgcoEasFuh EH1PEDrT1oN H TO CUBA
LoaDoN, December 10. 4Dsspatohas
from the gold'coaat announce that the
King OF Dahomey has joined & . Ashau-
t01a. Fever continues amppR the Bri.
tish troops. 100. invalids have been
sent to- Helena
HAVANA, December 10. Represents.
tives, OF the Republican Journals of
nchs have waited OF the Colonial Nj
n1ster. and presented document re-.
monstrating against censorship, and
declaring .that,Ath journals will be
compelled TO cease publics ton, unless
the rules are modified or abolished.
MADRID. December l9.-Pefalta will
probably be appointed Captain General
OF Porto Rioo. +. ,ss u..y
The Cure. Of Santa Cruz. has escaped
Into Franco. E
HAVANA. VIA KEY WEST, December
ae:--lt is reported that a steamer, named
the Santiago de Cnbs, has succeeded 10
landing fillibustering expedition ON
the eouthezp coast OF the island. he.
tween Gqantanamo and Santiago. Ad-
vices from idsurgert sbdt6es ssate that
eolumn OF 500 Hpaniards' oct out, on
Monday, last. 20 SURPRISE q depot of
afms End. ammunition near sRaiSdar
tns Ie&l;lpto an snbusoade. prepared for
them -hyS Gen. Maxine Gometa, With
6o0 cavalry. Only 100 Spsuiards es-
ctped:s Their oommander and 400 SOL
dters we're killed; and the remainder
were taken tprisonars. The Oabans sub
sequeutly released Guerilla. Mynr, Mar
tealisa4ue. and other officers. and, after at
tsnaing to the wounded, ssnt them. un.
der'esoort, TO the vicinity Of the Spa nish
lines. The Spanish column, under Ool.
Arminan. bus started in pursuit Of tie
insur1ent foroea-
LONDON. December 20.-Speoial de-
epatches from Madrid cay that there is
great rejoicing there over rumor that
the, Government OF the United States
has decided that the Virginius was not
entitled to carry the American hsg.
The Times. commenting on the report,
says such a declsion would be consistent
with truth and Justice.
The report that Bartholde, OF the
French Legation at St. Petersburg, had
been sppointed to Washington. is con-
firmed.
HAVANA, December 20.-The ofi,e cf
the DiWio was entered by burglars,
early this morning. The administrator
and his nephew were tied. gagged aud
their lives threatened. The burglars,
after securing about $28. 600, deoamped.
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:Auet1on sa1es.
Fire Works. confecttons. dc.
BYD. G. PEIXOTTO & SONS.
TOMORROW monday MORNING. at 10
Large collection Of.
Terms bash. Dec 81
Furniture.
BY y. c. PEIXOTTO & SONS.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, At 10 O'Clock,
Bn.Ier on o1 pis;n ~ sas isa sssiusnce 81 cen T.
HOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of.
BED ROOM SETS. parlor Sets. Dining
room and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets and
scribe.
Tns,a Eno me seyen-octave PIANO. n
a@ Union.Jsrold copy. - -
Valuable Lands and Min Property,
peS1;d ppeSE sMpafTSaabgrE M Court House, at
T WILL offer, on Sale DAY In JAnusrvneYt
j. immediately aiter 6heri6s sales. at pub.
lie outoly, ONE TRACT OF LANN.contain.
ing MY scres. on whioh there = . dne MER.
CHANT ch;aaS1 MILL. With Turbine Whssl and ma
sots OF burr stones, or more, Il n66esesry:
all new, and manufactured BY the welnknown
mncniniAts, Messrs. Mnnson- d. ABfotheYB OF
Utica, New York.
The building has Just been completed and
built in . most subsyaptial manner. The
main building 10 two. .and-a-hslf st6ries-3S
by 2SaWith an additional building Of one
story, % by %
This valuable property is aituAted on Law
sons Fork. ono-and-a-hsH miles East OF
Spartanburg Coult House, sud known for
many years 40 ''Thomson'a Mills,p Heyine
a large patronage, and always an abundant
supply OF water to run not only the mer-
chant mill and saw mill annexed, but suffi-
clent for q factory or paper mill. .es.
ALSO,
ONE TRACT OF LAND. adjoining the
a6oye, containing about fifty acres OF valua-
ALSO,
ONE TRACT. adjoining same, containing
f7fty acres. mole or lens.
ALSO,
ONE TRACT, containing lag acres. living
on both e!des 0: Lincoln Road, two-and.a.
hs!! miles from Spartanbnrg Court House,
and bounded by lands OF Joseph Foster, J.
b: Archer, 4. G. Oliver and 81. b. Floyd.
The whole OF any part of tho foregoing
tracts will DO sold at private sale, II applied
for before Sales-dny next, otherwise they viii
be disposeo OF at public outcry.
FERNS OF sale cnsh. Purchasers to pay
for all papers. .I- -s-nt-
Dec "A ms JIM. ELFoRD, Attorney.
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A CHEERFuL FAoE.-There is no
greater every day virtue than cheerful.
ness. This quality In man among men
is like sunshine to tho day, or gentle,
renewing moisture TO pnrohed herbs.
The light Of a. cheerful face diffuses it.
sell, aud communicates the happy
spirit that inspires it. The sourcst
temper must sweeten in the atmosphere
Of continuous good humor.
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Brahma Geese for Sale
Sacrifice.

Sacrifice
r. FOR sale at once, beautiful
~ span OF Slvlish HOKSES-onu OF
@ >them caunot be exce,ied for beauty.
AAstyle and doclity in tho State, aud
will be sold either singlv or together, with OF
without fine Buggy and Harness; one II eu-
perb Saddle Horse. These animals are tho
property of gentleman who is IL Judge ol
Horses, but the recent pauic forces him to
sell. Apply at his Office. Dec 90
Butter,
A CARLOAD "t North Carolina Mountain
n BUTTER, ju.t received aui for sale, ut
30 cents per pUuad, at
Dec 10 SOLOMON'S
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a son of the late Rev. Henry Mel
ville. Of the Established Church of Eug-
llnd, has left the fnith o! his fathers
and tnrned Moham edan. He leaves a
wife. and will marry girl only eight
years old, according to the Moslem faith
and laws of Hindostan. He nlso
changes his name to one more suitable
with Koran orthodoxy.
A cruel man describes his mother.in
laws eyes in the following outrageous
manner: ''She is 80 oross.eyed that
whonever sho cries her tears flow cross.
ways over her back"
It is more important to hide ignorance
than it is to show knowledge.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

good attendance gathered at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday to witness the sales adver-
tised to come on, which, however, only embraced
the following three parcels sold by William Ken.
nelly, auctioneer:-
Five story double tenement house ts Eldridge st. lot
262xs75 IT, by order Of solomon Higgins, referee
Five story double tenement house, 50 Hester ST. Ss2 IT,
W. Of Allen st. lot 292x76 IT,, same referee. TO c. j.
One lot sth st. rs IT, of 7th av., 2sxses IT,, to ).
B. Findali, for 81 500.
To-day the celebrated Post estate win be sold
by Muller, WIKI ms Co., consisting of the follow
ing PARCELS
FoSr story s. "a Pearl ST. 49, 1911 n Hanover
No. Hanover st. 16 Exchange place and 50 Beaver A.
granite block, Post Buildings
Five story brick store So Maiden lsne three story brick
NOS o. ana md Cherry ST. and four three story brick
son st., Nos 26'. 800 and I'll
William H. Raynor reports having sold one full
lot ". 8. OF Grand Boulevard rs H. a OF Ninetv
second ST., for 3d. 50O also two gore lots n a Ia0th
st. 200 IT, OF sixth av, averaging in depth l7O r.,
The following letter has been received AZ the
HERALD Office in relation to Mr.. Il. X. Collins who
was spoken Of as the 'late" In connection with our
menuon or his former residence in WestcheeteY
county, now known AZ "Larchmont ManOrO Tho
communication speaks for ITSELF
TO THE EDITOR rnH HxsALp:-
aruce on real estate in oday's HERALD speaks OF
know that Collins not dead in sny ess,se 81 The
wora ana challenge any one to produce man OF his
y more robust In health vigorous mind and
Ohio actively Gagged In developing and bringing into
narket MS coal anu iron proDerty. with him 10
my Wish ana mat nat OF hundreds Of his old rienda
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

Cotton nrm GOOD ordinary g "a , Jan e 1873
1852 bales Sales evening f S sc ss
Cotton in fair demand and rm GOOD Ord sn ss
l9y x. pSddIings mddnss sc Net tecsi as
$50 sso ,as SSSsen' A''' Sales i0o last evening"
Cotton r% good Sransry 49, middnss &c.
s i s. NJ sss'f sPs: sAs Exports
rs 9ss: G e; sSs'nsn SIT
E cS9. to s1% Great Net
Spirit. kS:n "a. Sass l g os
sStOr yellow dip and vfsn Sis6er ssss 3d.
~. =. . os~sao, Il. =. jSn. & IA
ssf' :nS .nsssps Ss s ssss. wns. 81
OF %h w bushels tor Spss srs suh Wheat sales
II ri; sSsss ss s::a
"a Pc sS:on ss A. q
wss seES~s t SS 6 =
s sIT;ns ~ 80 sS5Os At Chicago
i Sos SaSsa sssns ,s e.
iss G # e. BARLEY rn .ss
No. e Sn tne srae a. Soc
yms T SsS:i .sss.
CHICAGO, Jan o. 1873
Flour steady stock light Wheat in far demand and
higher: No Spring at spot; 81 rs February; No s.
- III Al ~ rejected gsac. s9hc. Corn dul and
Ss;s ~ Pe 's'r sc c ,Tsjsctea
22acs Rye steady Nc. CSC. a estc Barley steady;
and Lower; 4 sS closing Green ham:
size. q &C. for Is to Il h. averages: Bulk meats
steady; nominsly unchanged. Dressed logs heavy
SSc bid; ssSc asked a., Eeeepts-ssoSS ~, sbls
oats, 1000 do rye, and 1900 do. barley shipments.
900 bbs -four 1900 bushels wheat 200 do oats, and
!, 00D do barley.
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wheat was dull nominal and lower TO scicosin9 At
about 6a 81 for Chicago Ne in store and anSat
y rsg %In Mwsgkee ;. 70 for choice do 81 50
ss sale q Corr was q demand but weak
for new Western mixed aHoa S5isc for old yellow In
sore oosc Tor new do ancst old mixed afoat
0cc Tor new western white and BE 75c for new and
ola white Oats in request and decidedly
peuer. me sales were about 2iO00 bushels at Sc
sSf interior to choice new western mixed anoat
white ooc o6c for do State aaoat Soc Sc. infe
70 chqice new black Illinois, Rye was quiet but
nrm. smail sales have been making at SIC. 90c In
store but for full loads Western oc bid and ssc:
eskeu Barley was quiet but firm Sales 1000 bushels Of
oufr1wed state within the range of$i osa 81 10 Prime
fRficnrs.-The market for berth freights continues
quiet Room was and rates 1rm The chartering
business was likewise quiet but there was considerable
inquiry noticeable vessels for the petroleum trade,
withou however leading to business The engagements
were TO Liverpool by steam, yn bales cotton at I'd.
ana ey sail, 20 bales cotton at 36d SD. To London,
by steam 5000 bushels grain at Sad 9hd ~ bags
clover seed AT sos 800 packages provisions at AS. 3D.;
and by sail 1880 bushels grain private terms sou bbls
rom on private terms The charters comprise A
Danish brig hence TO Rio, 1900 bb -four, on private
terms; British brig hence TO Cork Tor orders to the
United Kingdom, 2aO bbs of naphths, at 9s swedish
bark TechayteTcd adU quarters gram. TO Cork Tor
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MorRY MARKrT.-LoNDoN, Jan. 81 80 r. NJ
Conssls closed ST. s2k tor money and the account
American securities unchanged. Erie Railway shares
blK Consols opened at g2h ga for money and ga Tor
the account United States nve-twenty bonds, 1855
PAais BoUssr.-PARIs, jan 2s-P M.-Rentes closed at
5lf &c.
FRANxpoRT BouRsk-FRAsKroRf, Jan. 2s-P M-United
States nvetweny bonds closed at os for the Of
1861 .
LIyrnrooL CorroN MAnKrr.-LvERrooL. Jan. - 80
r. M-The cotton market closed unchanged The sales
Of the day have been l200 bales including 20D for
speculation and export OF the sales 600 bales were
American
TRADE At MAScHEsIER. .LrEnrooL, Jan - soP.M.-
The market for yarns and fabrics Manchester firm
LIyKRfooL BREADsTuvrs MARKKT.-LIvRRPoor, Jan Is
$50 r. M-The receipts of this port the past
three days nave been quarters none OF which
american Inc market Is quiet and steady The receipts
5000 quarters, all OF which were American.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIyKRPooI. Jan D.
P,M-beei, sss per fierce tor mess
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSDos Jan. 2S-Refned
cwt -
PsraoLEus M.RkEr.-ASrwEnr, Jan. 2s-Petroieum, 45i
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The lOnoWm9 table SHOWS the highest md lowest
prices Of the principal stocks during the day.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Jan. 2S-1Osl5 A. M.
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aar, ., p,nS - nm .s, .s..,,- 49,
att :. BOSTON,: hence 70 dibrster orders ssn;;
Britah BARI, 10 arrive, each about $500 bbis
Kingdom m or SSnt iS tos at 81 a. @ s
20 a.ss sr ss sass
+ 81 fS n: "%S
sss q iass asM q e sn priv
Sales nothing the Of small
Ss S
Is $ss:s.
~sss beth
s Ms } S:s sass MaHi ise SSa
prize rice; ~, s-,.v-r,. $50 .'' '.A 'A's' 'AA'
was SSsn SSy cna sT
e. the The
quoted as follows shipping hsy 81 More depo. s snd
r:.i aat ans I: g q J, 81
Hors-rhe demand since our last has been only moo.
's; sF Ssss os . sa%:
SHsrS W. u Ss %
State and Western &c SC California 6oc. 70c., and
ot moderate in oDns
q orleans les: s% The safes .sTs 9 g
cus. centrifugal and mixed Gs svIs S.e syee
$SS mS:sss:as refining: &C. $ "a
p Port. RaI n grocery &c $50
kSssS Islands. &c. &C. &c. "a
Tor sS f 81 e. ss sss
far @ -, os ss Sa light and the de-
Ts s1sp %ss Sc 4 ne
steady SSs on priy sts
5S Ss S we're ere
s e4
shade rmes nnder rns Hs was nr Lard was
changed Tse % 4
Winter q 6s q 20 hleached 81 81 rs crude
e. = ss,: 81 &C.
for h ana sns lS sr No. u
GnSSs 9pown Sr1de cotton seed Ac 4c neaoot
ss today the ma.ss. refined
a SSs
ss1 g. Gases
bat nSMinally ,ssay e nc: IKE At the Creek he
on the IS Ss nd ns fSsqs
ao Wa. rs e Has
81 .. i ssssS.
y sssss s s;
S m Of
sheer ss' Ss aSS ss
as, The sad ens G
Dressed hogs were in demand and the market firm at
SHc TAG for city heavy TO pigs and SIC. q
6h4c for western. Beef was In limited demand;
the market firm. The sales were about SO packages
$l4 for do extra mess bbls S2l SO for do prme mess
terces and S2S $25 tor do India mess terces Beer
mans were quiet but steady at $50 Tor Texas sales TO
sna $ for western Cut meatsmIhs market
aside from fair jobbng sales We note sales Of boxes
15 shoulders !at osc We quote :-Smoked hams l1c
do. shoulders. Sac &C do bellies IKE 8iIc and
dry sailed shoulders $40 Lard-The market for West est
ern was shade easier both for spot and future The
sales include :-G Merces at 8c cash $50 tierces for
January atS4c lOO do for February, at Sc and $50
With to sa Apr ss giSs City lard was steady s
kICE-The demand to-day for both domestic and
Iorci8n mas been considerably better and the market
vas hrn me sales nave been about 6O terces Carolina
~ oci yc ana ~ bags Of RangOon at SIC. 7c also
small sales OF Patna ut TIC. q &c. |
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FORGOT TO WATCH AS WELL As PRAY.
NEwBuRa, Jan. n. 1873.

NH"DVHu, JHus IbT5s
TN Sunday evening. as revival meeting was
progressing in . schoolhouse about six miles from
this city In northwestcrly direction, the wor.
shippers heard some persons in q sleigh going
around the building, but paid little attention ia
When the benediction was pronouneeI
however, and the farmers started for
tneir teams they found that "a was
not Well" The graceless scamps who had been
heard outside had gone through the sIeighs. rob
ping them OF robes, shawls, blankets and other
movable property, leaving the horses shivering in
Inc attendants on religions services propose
hereafter to watch as well as pray. The thieves
uroVc on Ia the direction Of NcwDurR aud have
NOT been heard FROM siaee,
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THE RAILROAD BONDS.

The railroad bonds were unusually active, with
well distributed business, the continued efre ct OF
the proposed further rounding OF the fve-twen.
ties The Union Pacific securities were exception
ally weak and lower, on the action OF Congress in
voting to withhold the transportation money. The
following were the bids at the call, as amended by
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Active and Ftrmer; Receipts at
the Ports, 24,l92 Rales-Fl0ur Quiet
wheat Dull - Corn Steady Oats
Ftrmcr-POrk Steady-Lard Easier
Groceries Duli-PetrOleum Easy-Spir-
its Turpentine Firmer-Rosin Steady
Metals Quict-WOol Quiet but Firm
Whfskcy Lower.
TUESDAY, JAM 2S-6 p. NJ.
The merchandise markets were emphatically
dull to-day, almost without exception. The heavy
fal OF snow intensified the previously existing
inertia by rendering the transportation of goods
almost an impossibility and causing deadlock in
almost all departments OF trade. Cotton was
active and steady. At the Produce Exchange
thlngs were almost at stand, and in some cases
prices were wholly nominal Flour was quiet, but
with small supplies there was no pressure to sell,
and the market was comparatively firm There was
almost no demand for wheat at any price, The
export movement continued to be held In abey-
ance by the scarcity Of freight room, and holders
would have been necessitated to accept of prices
decidedly lower In order to sell to any extent
The same remarks apply with almost equal force
TO corn, though the market was rather more
STEADY, closing, however, in favor of the buyer
There was pretty free movement in oats, and
prices were again higher, the market closing firm
at the Improvement Whiskey was dull and lower.
owing mainly to the difficulty of moving it, The
provisions market remained very firm, except for
iard, winch was the turn easier. Freight room was
exceedingly scarce especially for grain but with
very light offerings rates were barely sustained
There was little nothing done in groceries but the
markets were generally steady. Petroleum was quiet
with prices mvoring the buyer Spirits Of turpentine
was again hrmer and closed very strong. Resin was
steady Wool was quiet but the stock being light
holders were firm and demanded full prices.
AsHEs-Receipts for the past three days. packages
There has been q fair jobbng demand for pots at un
SaaDSsa PRICES but pearls remained entirely nominal
BUI ?; e.. comparatively little
at 81 s. ior RooRan sSS m s% and
~e qsC SsasaSs
we're unchanged We Sperm sSc e p neSs
sdsmsnne ae pa. aic. ~' S'c Stear'' ssc. &c.
heless there rmne;s manifested. No
sales from hrst hands reported, but the
realized Ordinary carg o P IT,
pr dr cnr@es. S Is c good eargoes
lc zc gold per h., 60 days credit JsvaStovern
ssss' ms a's 5 Sie
g. if 6Gm masaayrs isc lse Jsmalc. l6sc i7sc
iS,ss aTs AngSstaTs: ldzc 7ic sasaiiiia f isc
CorrEn.The market since last been quiet but
nrm The sales of lake were estimated $50 900 lbs at
best select Fer c ama U aons ts Of
market continued very quiet but prices essen
, CorroS-fhere was an active movement in cotton on
sRlsy irc%
niddiing. There was a small demand Tor the better
e ass a bt s EG
very Arm at an advance OF lec &c per lb. chiefly on
49,. Teddy Lat Ersaiag. Total
;onsa@pon. ..: 1 ssS IsaS 's
n transit. ......:".. .....:.. 81 81 81
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The quotations based cotton In store run nino m
grade quoted. e
ls0 bushels; corn - lW do; corn meal 1888 bbs and
740O bags oats 20 800 bushels barley, 5000 do rye ITO
do The flour market quiet bat steady at revious
quotations The sales, including all kinds Aggregate
moderately fair demand Sales 500 bbls Of Brandywine
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'tal ,:....:........ 4,473 20H

Total ;..:...,:...:....... 473 2UT $50
Included In the above $50 bales to arrive Far in
ture delivery basis low mddng the sales have as
100 az <c fQ0 at 0hc February 6OO at 70 Bloc Ls0j
at March 400 at 2o1c 200 at 20 sl6c April 800
Side, 80 ssSizc june, at q sisc, 100 y
2lHc. Exchanged-xc paid to exchange 800 March for
April 1c pad to exchange 200 January for April TO.
"a, a S baes sales today up to three MJanuary
i 1S :. az rsRSu ]. @ 4 i
e., % slsc, sSS At 70 q 90 a. oc March,
a 2oslc, At . IiiSc 700 soslc 100 a sSc 100
At 2Oszc 100 at 20 l3l6c.; May, 100 At 81 33Sc, 100 at
q 2I, kiSc 100 at ssc 100 lOS q ilSe. go
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Among the curious things connected
with the Goldfish is the frequency with
which large stones are found in the stom-
achs. These are of various sizes; some
times, in a large fish, weighing many
pounds: and IL is popular belief among
fishermen that those are taken in just be-
fore storm, for the purpose of anchoring
themselves during the expected swell of the
sea. This is corroborated by the fact Gift
be one) that all the fish taken before a
storm agree in this popularity, whereas at
ordinary times nothing of the kind can be
detected