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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-04

MEETING IN EDdEBIELD.- The rece mt
arbitrary arrests in Elgeield Couut y
have excited deep feeling of indigna-
ton among the white people. On lust
Monday, large public meeting was
held at the Court House, which took
temperate but resolute action in answer
to the slandsrs with which they have
been assaiied. The meeting was ad
dressed by General M. G.. Butler,
General Gary, Mr.. Shepherd, aud
Major Gary. Resolutions were offered
by General Butler and adopted, which
look to OH exposure of the Infamous
persecution to which they have been
subjected. They are as follows:
Resoloed. That this meeting adjourn
to meet at this place on Monday next.
sale day. at IL o'clock.
Resolced. That committee of nine
be appointed by the Chair, whose duty
it shall be to procure evidence of
fraud. intimidation. violence or law
lessness by the Radical party in the
late election, and report the snme at
the proposed meeting on sale day. with
an address to the people.
Resnlre2, That ihe said committee
be charged with the duty of aecertaiu-
ing the number of gin-houses. barns,
and other buildings which have been
burned since the election. and report
and recommend remedy for the pre-
vention of inccndiarism.
The Chairman appointed the follow.
ing committee: General NJ. G. Butler,
J. Q. Shepherd, p B. Waters. Robert
B. Watson, Wyatt L. Holmes, George
Shepherd. james l.. Mathews, J. ii.
Brooks, j. I. Culbreath.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-04

a CARD TO SENSIBLE PEorLr. M.
tioual rcuder, If the aspect OF the wea
thcr was uncertain, you would not be
foolish enough to venture out without
an ovorcoat or an umbrella. Have the
forecast, then, to protect yourself at
THIS dangerous seuson with something
more inportant than either Of thcse
articles. Strengthen Jour stomach
and nervous system, regulate yonr
liver aud your bowels, tone all Your
organs and cheer your animal spirits
with that agreeable cordial. tonic and
Alternative, Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tors So shall you surely escape the
diseases which fasten upon the feeble
and dcbllituted. "SulTcr and be
strong" says the proverb; but "be
wiser mhxim-nnd Of all strengthen
ing preparations this il the safest, the
surcst. the most genial. Az remedy,
rs woll as un antidote, for dyspepsia,
fever aud ugue and liver disease, there
is no combination Of vegetable specifics
Mt present known which even up.
proaches it in efficacy.
Anticipate the enemy. The ele-
ments Of innumerable diseases nre
! ahoat in this raw. damp, mephitic
winter air. Will You defend yourself
against them or not, good reader?
That is the question. 4 bottle or two
OF the great defensive medicine of tie
age, Hostctter's Bittcrs, will eu
strengthen and brace up your bodily
powers as TO enable them to "iangh il
siege to ecorn." Tho morbid matter
which WAS o1halcd i'll Precipitation
through your pores III summer fuis
no such free cSress now A powerful
counteractins agent il, therefore.
needed, and you have ii in IIostetler's
Bltters. They ncutrn!lIe the mui,rie,
nOr6i flom which disease originates,
nDd regulate ull tho secretive organs
Nothing can be moro harmless or more
hcalthtul; nothing so potent to pre-
vent or cure biiiousness, dyspepsia,
fever and ague, constipation ana gene
raj debility, rs this wonderful correc
tive. N29i3rl
The present owner of tho Nebraska
Legislature is said to be Mr.. Sharon
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-04

Is We ought not to Judge OF mon 8
N erits byitheir qualifications, but by
ae'use they make of them.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-04

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Marion Street Church Festival.
Meeting Board of Trade.
s. A. Pearce. Jr.-Bricks.
John Agnew & Son-Oakes, &c.
H. E. Hayne-Notice.
Twins Hail-Prof. VIM. Hare.
Palmetto Line Passenger Route.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-04

PSASNoS 49, VIZ OoahVIs AoO0
-<%
TIE DRAMATIC END OF MAYOR
HAvEMrYEE's LIBEL SUrr.-At the mo.
mont Mayor Havemeyer was strioken
with death in his Office, in New York,
proceedings in libel snit against him
were in progress in Supreme Court
Chambers before Judge Westbrook.
The suit was brought by Sheriff John
Kelley. Mayor Havcmeyer having
charged him with dishonest practices
The death OF Mr.. Havemeyer, of
course, ended the suit, but tho termi-
nation Of the case was dramatic. One
Of the counsel for Kelly had just con-
cluded arguing point, and Mr.. Water
bury, for the Mayor, was about to ro
ply, when sudden commotion arose,
followed by an omincus Stiffness
Counsel sat as if struck spnechless, and
looked at each other in frightened
sort OF way. Judge Wcstbrook, with
visible anxiety, beckoned ovcr Court
Onlcer MoNierney, and directed him
TO Inquire what was the matter, and
the othoer returned to the bench aud
communicated the intelligence n low
voice. Judge Westbrook then SUN
moned the counsel inside tho bar, and
held whispered consultation with
them. and the counsel returned to their
places in silence. One Of tho court of
hcers threw up tho blind of a window
and snid: "They are Just aiming up
the flag ct Laf-mast. The Judge
said: "rhat ends the whole complaint
and terminates these proceedings. p
The counsel for Mayor Havemsyer
made some remarks eulogistic OF the
dead, and the court adjourned.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-04

Tnc Lancaster Ledger suggests thut
the Treasurer OF Lancaster County be
enjoined from collecting the tax of !.
mill, levied for the support of the
widows and orphans Of persons who
were killed on account Of their politi-
Cal opinions. 1t says there are no such
persons in the County. Good enough.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-04

......Ea..s.....sal.eess
Dr.. Ensor gave his patients another
treat, last night. il ths way of q hop.
a large number of the inmates of the
institution we're present. some of whom
took their places on the floor and went
through the different figures Of thev
dance very energetically. The lockers
on appeared much pleased. A number
OF sane mortuls were present and par
ticipated. Prof. Brissenden's class of
little folks went through several fancy
dances very credibly.
The BELL RINGERS The Bereers
had no reason to complain OF their re-
ception last night, for Parker's Hall
was filed. The company keeps up its
reputation as musicians, aud the en-
tertainment is Sd varied and pleasing
az to crafty all classes. Miss Annie is
"a musical genius. Mr.. Mckee is an ex-
cellent addition to the company, and
in "Granger SAM" as we'll as other
characters, was loudly applauded. Lee
Grand's performance was also we'll re-
ceived. Take it all in all, this troupe
is worthy of, and receives, generous
patronage. They play again tonight.
SUPREME CoURr--THURsDAY. De-
cember 3.-The Court met ut 10 A. NJ.
Prescnt-Chief Justice Moses aud AS
sociate Justices Wright and Willard.
Mrs. Ann Creighton CT al. respond
ents, rs. LOTUS G. Clifford et al ap-
pellants, ct III AIR. Burke resumed
aud Concluded his argument for appel
lant,. Mr. RutiGdge was heard for
respondent. Mr.. Porter for appel
lanis ill reply.
,Fraucis Cherry, respondent, RS.
Lock wood A. McCants appellant. Mr..
Louis Deb. McCrady was heurd for
appellant; Mr. Dnryeu for respondent.
George Willis et ur +, respondents, os.
Alexander K. Kuox, appellant. Mr..
Corbin was heard for appellant. Mr..
Brown was heard for respondents.
At s P. M. the Court adjourned
until Fr day, 4th, 10 A. Nj.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS. Northern
mali opens $50 A. NJ, 3 P. NJ. closes
Il 4. NJ, 6 p. M. Charleston opens 8
A. NJ, $50 T. N. closes 8 A. A., 6 P.
NJ. Western opens 6 A. NJ, l P.
NJ; closes 6, 1.30 P. NJ. Greenvilla
opens 6.45 P. A.. closes 6 A. III. Will
mington opens 4 P. H.. closes 1890
A. NJ. On Sunday open from 2.3O to
$50 z. hl.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-12-04

A chestnut tree on Mount Etna is
over 1000 years old. :r
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

At Evansville, recently, man fell into
q ditch on the outskirts of the town. A
pedestrian helped him to his feet, and after
the thing had been accomplished our hero
said:
"All right -hic-I'll vote for you"
The stranger looked at him doubtfully,
and wished to know what for.
"Wha' office you runnin for y
IT? None at all. was the answer.
mot candidate ~
"No, why?"
"Why-hic why? Cause l don't
know as man'd-hic-help mother as
you did 'thout bein' candidate !"
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18
6glit and Aumor.
Pat Among the Quakers.

One evening Pat chanced to drop into
4 quiet meeting house belonging to the
Quakers, and being rather astonished as
TO what manner Of people it was. resolved
70 remain quiet and bide the course of
events. He behaved himself with remark
able decorum, until a young broad-brim,
no doubt moved by the spirit, arose, and
in a somewhat unusual tone informed his
hearers, Il have married wife" evident
ly being about speaking in meeting from
this as his text
Pat was excited, and called out:
1.-The divil ye hava!'
This interruption rather confused the
young man; but he continued Il have
married daughter Of the Lord"
This was too much for our Emerald
Islander who exclaimed: Sit down, ye
spalpeen It'll be long time before yell
see your fathsr-in-law."
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

A RoUGH GuEss-Little Johnny B.,
of Fourteenth street. wanted to go to DR..
Buffers church yesterday. His mother
was afraid he would make noise, but
his father said, "Johnny knows better
than to make noise in church." SO he
went. He kept very still till the last
prayer. BY that time he had grown tired
sitting still, and was standing on the pew
cushion with his back to the pulpit
When the lady in the next seat bowed her
head for prayer Johhny thought she was
crying. He leaned over and said to the
lady in tone that was meant for a
whisper, but which was only too plainly
heard: "Poor lady What ee matter
Do 90 stummut ache p - Washington
Chronicle.
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

Servant (returned from an errand)-
"Please MIN, l couldn't get it."
Mistress Get what"
Servant-"Tbey said they didn't keep
it, NM"
Mistress-"Keep what -
Servant-"What you told me to fetch
nm"
Mistress-"What was that ?"
Servant-'Dunno, MN; forget"
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

The day following that on which Blaine
lost his temper in the House an Illinois
Congressman said to him:
"Mr Blaine, | am not very familiar
with you, and SO | cannot speak as | would
as freely to an old friend. But | feel |
ought to tell you that you made id
\ o. yourself yesterday"
Blaine answered with sigh:
81 am afraid l did forget myself" >
Then, breaking of into chuckle, he ad-
ded:
"Wbat kind of language do you use
when reproving a man with whom you
consider yourself thoroughly intimate p
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

The brigand compositer has got out to
Kansas. The editor who wrote, "a big
hearted, valiant soul" was delighted the
next day on seeing it in the paper, "a
red-headed, malignant mule" An cma-
ciated cempositor was seen leaving town
in hurry, with an infariated editor arm
ed with horse-pistol bringing up the
rear.
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

a German in New York being asked
last fall how much sourkrout he had put
up for the winter use, replied:
"I'se not got much. Little more as
ten barrels, shust for sickness"
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

A man who was seen coming out of a
Texas newspaper office with a split nose,
with one eye and one ear. explained to a
policeman that he entered the Office sim
ply to inquire if the editor was in. "And
he was in" the victim mournfully added.
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

The Brooklyn Argus says: "The or
der fofbidding conductors of our city rail-
road cars to enter any house where liquor
is sold works beautifully. They stand
outside now and take it through the win
dow"
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

CONNECTIONS.
AT Wilmington, with trains on Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore, and Delaware Rail-
roads at Chaddsford, with trains on Phladel-
phia & Baltimore Central Railroad; at Coates
vile, with trains on Pennsylvania Railroad, and
at Reading, with trains on Philadelphia 4 Read
ing, Lebanon Valley, East Pennsylvania, and
Reading h Columbia L. r., and Berks County
Railroad L. COLLlNGS,
Jne 20tf. General Superintendent.
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

Pope, whose "bodily presence" was
anything but imposing-indeed, whose
physical infrmity was such as to prevent
the little pootical prodigy from maintain
ing an erect position-was, on one occa-
sion (while translating Homer), engaged
with some friends Gin Wills Coffee House,
discussing knotty passage in the latter.
The result was not satisfactory. A young
army officer, who had been attentively
listening to the discussion, somewhat i'm
pertinoutly remarked, "All that is wanted
is note of interrogation" "And pray,
young gentleman" asked Pope, "what is
a note of interrogation 7" "A little crooh-
ed thing that asks questions" replied the
efficer.
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

An embryo poet, who is certainly a
close observer Of human nature, remarks,
Time marches on with the slow measured
tread Of man working by the day"
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18
CO-PARTNERSHIp.

TNHE undersigned, heretofore doing business
l. under the name of &. Jefferson 4 Son, has
this day entered into co-partnership with George
w. Morrison, under the firm name Of w. H..
JEFFERSON h CO., for the transaction of the
grain and general shipping business.
W. H. JEFFERSON.
New Castle, Del, December Sd, ls13-tf.
W. II. JEFFERSON. GEORGE W. MoRRlsoa.
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

Tffiosb years ago Washington gentle
man seretehed his name on gold dollar
and sent It on its travels. lie has never
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18
The following is the latest ephitaph: !:

Here lies inferred Priscilla Bird,
Who sang on earth till sixty-two;
Now, up on high, above the sky,
No doubt she sings like sixty, too.
Middletown transcript., 1874-07-18

What becomes Of dogs when they die p
was what juvenile in Burlington asked
his pa. "They 60 to the happy land Of
csnine.' his parent quickly replied.
, 1874-03-07
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments woro filed tor roo
ord OH Frldny, Alarcl, o:

The following Instruments worc filed tor roc
ord OH IrldnY, March o.
CRY rnorEnrY.
Eighteenth at, 235 # Of Conro av, I, 24x12f It,
dated Mhrch q; consideration, ,u5u.
Twentieth at, $50 It Of brown at. ~, 2ax1oo II,
with improvements, da'cd afnrot 9: consideration
$4,000.
Joluson nj, 4s IT Of Maxwell IT. n I, 2ix1o0f #,
tatcl March 6; consideration, sl.soo. ..-...
Fourteenth 1t, b cor or Wood st, + 241l2a IT,
dated March l.; confederation, $90o .......
Wabash ay, 175 # Of Trteohth ut, I, 25x171 it,
dated Fob. Is; consideration, s2o,ooo.
Jackson st. 100 # Of Latin at, I, 25x125 #, dated
Fob. 20; consideration, $780,
Valiant ut. 800 It W Of rauiina at, T. 25xll5 It,
dated A1usch q Consideration, &, ,uao.
Langley ays Garner Of Th!rty.e1gh at, W f. S2Nx
IL sksss ff e u psssia It. a.ao it,
Hickory IT. iou tt " of Short 1t, +, 25.12o #.
Spring st. 2o7 IT Of welt~ogtl! hv, I, Ao1132 #,
IT. lsis ;laed Jay; IL; ss ss,i iass sSao
IT, si5 ;1ssa Say ~ s. is7s; sos:sFaslse
#, jailed Foj. Is consideration, ss,do0.
Ella av, n cor Of Egai,, " {, 2os1ax It, aase*'
1atc % MARCH, 81 8; c consideration s7s6.
RI Sri's essassaen IT ls 4 # 5ga'0H a'17' IT. dated
West Intn,ln st, "a # " Of Oak1oy nv I, 24xlo5 IT,
with improvements, dated March 2 consideration,
Twentyhrst a 15o # Of Lcavitt 1t, I, 25x125 IT,
dacil March s Consideration. $500
Twenty first it, u It Of LcnSitt st, Il I, 25x1ei IT,
dated March, consideration, $500.
Twenty y-rst 1T, 60 II W Of Lcavt st, 25x125 IT.
datc'l March / consideration. $500.
sst r. dasS ssres Il sa 's s55S
MONTH OF CITY L1M1rs+
Eo, 20 IT, Lot g. IN nlnrk 2. Of " Il Block 1s, OF 0
n Ecc 90 40 IA, dated Fol-. u consideration, ~ Foo.
North of i ~ acres Of 4 NV " Soc. s, 40, II,
| dated FeD. 20; consideration, $4,000.
6nurn or CITY LtsiIRs.
| South Is Of Q Nnwhsu 4 Of Il 4 Soc. II, 8s,
[ H. dated AfArch5; consideration, s. ,050.
Hyde Park nv bet Ash nl,d Elm sts 25 It 10 h1ty,
dated March consideration, s., 500.
Dtoc -. III atewarts y Sec. ], "a, 10 40 acres),
| tnted March consideration, $4,000.
Lois q and 43 lu Block Of Miller Higlon's lot
a, III Sec. 10, 49, 14, dated Jan. l; consideration,
| s1oo =,
| h0115B II, 80 It 3 of n cor OF SO 4 nhnw 4
ofasA Sec. g. 3s, II, dated Fab. Is consideration,
| $4,000.
ia3xl5s # near tho above dated Feb 40; con.taer-
Lot o3 IN Hlocl la of Stewards X Sec. i, 49, la,
| dated a1nrel 1; consideration, $500.
Lots " in Block ii Y Il q NV 4 Sec. 3, 3s, II,
! dated Fob. II ; consideration, 5,o00
I.nta ~ and 30 in Donk Of athptea q Il Df IL "
X &c., 10, 49, H. dated March consideration, 5000
Lot 27 iii Block OF Phnrn Il 8ackctta Inrt 4 Of
4 Sec. j. 49, IL, dated Feb. ~ consideration, $4oO.
| WEST or CITY 11htrra. ..
Uiitl v of nocla ! aud 2 III Young TaIhols part
OF Btuct Of Uortcn'a Il Sec. &c. 49, II, dated
Feb. IL; confederation, S, ,4lo.
, 1874-03-07

moal1y of medium to good stock. TIloro has hooa
full Attendance VI bnyers alul Tho market has Loou
actvc hnngh not m'.e,t el'ahgo In prices, cerlany
not morn tn!t t<c on all GracA, haa occrro Extra,
Ss, 5Ntscn; good i,l6o 70 I,2uo lbs. 5soTe; co1n-
ill., It%o: sG II bs a. 10 ,ay, ssiHc, r Tho 10 salos
for tt!o Weak amounted 10 i,aG2 )iead.
ItoGa-.flo receipts for tho week wcro LIS CARE or
TO- 150 hoai, against VI cara tho Wsnk butore. Tho
supply tluriiH tho week ns boon good, nearly double
That Of Last ock, hut not uo ciange IN rices liaa
taken plaee III riialelri,ia stock. There w9s abont
day, Wien tho nlarkot fe all and a!ost nominal 81
% foowng PRICES p.iaaslp1,tes. tdo9S2e.2.; 9
rivals arc becoming lighter which VIII tend u set the
yet.-onoaah for tho balaneo Of tbs weok. =,
10 oGoU head, agatnst 9f4 cara tho wcok before. Tho
SUPPLY jlaa been fair and tue 1taurkot active, with
material ctango OIL prime Stock thogll al.atlo lover
S07sao.Do good, 81t9oo lba s5.Mlos1.D0 common,
$Io0S3i.50; coarao-sool Weseru sllral' s5.5o@e6o.
Every Thing Inns boon, sold except what haa arrived
einco tho clqso Of marlet.
BUFFALO, Afnrcl e.-1soecipts, including reported
ar1va1s, III. Tntn for the week, 6,016 No market
susHr AMI LsMua- -leee'pta. tnsla7ng l., ,reported
arrivals, 1oo Total for she week, 162 . aas Insro
sAyo tito ear-loadg, waa shipped Eaat in nrst hands.
Hoas-necets. incluaing roporc!i H., arrivals, s.3o
ns T1a 9F Mssk s w'eF III g Was 9f e
@s.2s he"ss hogs g S;3,S s2sSss Ss3;p A.
NEW Y0nx, March B.-DREvEH- -RgcnfntA EGO, tRk-
!V 242o for four daya, aganst 22lo for tho aao no
last year.
s!iEEr-noceips 9,aoo making 1,c7o for four !ays,
neBs nnd depression noted yesterday wcro eyou nuro
MARKED To- day. few far to good sheep sold at 0@7c,
nn uo, 81 S1r1 o e's4 % s M
ateuy u e:l7Ee for lily ail o1Is7o for Wssteln.
, 1874-03-07

which clnrgo follows the shingles.
Thiokncss-Ftvu shlnRlas to ho two inchoa IN thick
nosi IErhhs 4ND TiNEERs s;
mort tooraby fair trade conaderig tho saahon IND
uye recently reduced their prieeA for lead r!pe, und
0ltotatuns aro ~ lower hero ~ consequence. Mo
otlor chAngoa were mentioned. Tin pate 10 Arm' we
T,s 1oxl4 slaso de- 1as12 *9aoS ~ sxa i.
co. Sl4bo; do, rolling, l41ao, IL, $laoo do 2ox2s
<1S:Ss Pc rls-1argo, $50; amal, spc; bnr. 4oc.
LxAp-Iig, 6}Se; bar,A 10c; pipo' full COILS loo;
u saEhr mi ziso-ruu casks, 1oo; ,sss quhnsy. lilo;
H. Y It, fstss Ii s'' ss sa s2n s
rstrs American ltnssia-A, 1do; u. llc:
d. ] I Ss S s5 S ~ 2 a.s5as 9ss
uf Is nor cent ts nude from this list
CorpsA--Coppor bottoms, a7c: brazers, over u Us,
47c; timed sopper, 9oc; pianshea "copper" sls' oo'
~ wsnsNNos !; to O. %; 10 loc 70 to u, 1lo ~
il, ias; j. 3Ss; full bundle, 30 psf eet dis.
aosSai, per krs, s4ss; ID 90. sa60i ID do sais; q
ul,d ID DO, s5.50; ID do, $575; sd 90, ane, s7.2';
sss %a$i h5rss lse s tss asnse s IL I ss s moderate
saosn 81, saay y'o asanoo Is anticte Following tae
tsiSs' is1asSs s' ss sssn I'LL. eSI e. iiss! s?s
g. s ls 'isa pi'sh rev. g. 4 &sSs iass 1sas T.
II
olTS-tEhs situutou OF tho oil market waa much the
| ea,no a. on yestUrlay. Carbon MAS zRatn unset
tIol al.a weak, and there was alao y luck Of
,uain uuohalged: Carbon, ldGeloHo; extra WIN
ttr last s5o; No; H. 71fs7ae; No: 2 797S soa5 In.
spuTs,, f3l5 neutsfout oil, atriey pure, *llu
e1tra, do No. 1ane Ok SSss stEats e'9 Il
| gravity Ito napltha, common, lac.
iUYATUEb-Atut with goo! densanl Tho oireE;
ings n wsso fir but CONSISTED larKey q mixed
lots 30 TINT prices were bhaslo some reAchhlows III
rar os so!d 1t a0 aud mixed With carly roso
| at, t,$l.l9X@i.90, Wa al'ote; peachblows and carly
poarhhlows in Cur loss, $11s@1.:o; m!xed do st.
| delivered. .-
s&uling priceg being anxious to liypUse of their
stocks. tLs wtathur y not tayossnS fof ho!iMg
nriSes Ltyu chickens anlA ut s30oGSl.a5 III cools
Following eEs tho quotations: Turkeys choice sres.,
ol 1uea1lu l.. tar to 4ood. se5oke ~ w. $3oos3
, 1874-03-07

Withdrawn from store ycstordaY Tor CITY coll
sumption: 45Oy bn corn, 84l bu oats, 1895
bu ryo. s75 biz barley.
Ine 1ollo"1hg gram has oeen lhspec'eu y, l'i1o
stofo this morning up TO ~ oclocKs " cars
wheat, Al cars corn, 10 cars oats, cars rye,
cars barley. Total, 1G1 cars, or GOOO0 bu.
~ ttet ens1'|u ~ y, 1"1 eoaao' "'l' n''e.
teruaY ny U. IL. Taylor d Co., IL "as tue san 'a-
ointo, to carry wlloat 10 Buffalo; but Oil p.t
Navigation OIL the Illinois l. Michigan Canal
Wa ~ open iAoa1 o.uS1po'S ~ 'usAps
Montny noxt. boass WALL 30 allowed to draw
foot inches Of water.
Tile leading produce markets wero strong to-
day. and most of them wore ruirly active. Under
.'a.s. s'' - S.',s,,5 ~. ..s.,1, 80 49,, ,t
an ureent ue'haau' Ut "o"lu na'o oeot1 so out
for acarcsty OF Sellers Iio foreign 1narkota
were generally upward In tondoncy, mud rooaipta
I,oro wore smaller, while the prospect was good
~ y anoo1v oncnnc ~ liz sonaau of la,,o novi.
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n'a,i.nta o;la var" nniot at vestorav;s amin.
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