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aker," consequently he may put In % ap-
pearance - . chief spelling wrestler TO-
night.
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We present to our patrons this week the
COURIER in an enlarged form and consid-
IDLY improved in its typographical ap-
peafance. II is our intention, and shall
be our constant aim, to make the paper
worthy the liberal support we are recelv-
ing and of the community IN which it is
published.
In the editorial management of the
paper we have the services of the most
experienced writer in the Territory,
Major JOHN II. BRUCE,
who will give his undivided attention ia
the same.
Arrangements have been made to secur'
regular correspondence from all principa
points in the Territory.
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The Grave Of Comstock.

ca A full line of Stationery at reduced
prices at Basinski's.
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FLOUR FOR SALE.
Superior Article Of Xxx, 81
% per Sack.
7. BRUNETT.
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Determined to sell off all of our goods.
ELLIS & DAVIS.
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Now is the time to get cheap goods at
ELLIS 4 DAVIS.
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The Expedition.

BARaAIxs-barga,ns-selling Of.
ELLIS d DAVIS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-15

they found they could not do so,
but that no was honest, and opposed
them, they got up the Brooks
trouble. This is the matter in q
nutshell. The present Governor is
very popular, and is respected and
upheld by all. OF course the State
is under Democratic rule. Some
seem to think this is the cause of TIE
present peace and quiet. We be-
lieve it is because the people of the
State rule. and we trust they will
be allowed TO regulate their own af-
fairs no matter what party Is in
power, so long as they are ia har-
mony with the constitution of the
country. This is the true Republic
can doctrine. Arkansas will meyer
submit to the "rule and ruin" OF
such a set of scalswags and thieves
as she has been cursed with since
the war, again, aud the people
would be pOltroOns and unworthy
to be called American citiz .ns i
they did. Altogether Arkansas
was raised loo per cent. in ouI
estimation by personal obser'
Walton of her resources, and
contact with her people. Let bel
go on in the ''new departure" sh'
has started upon, and she will sooI
be one of the brightest of the thir
ty-nine stars on the American ban
mar
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-15
TUESDAY, OCT. i.

The screen curtains in Halia's opera
house at Lincoln, Nebraska, caught
lire from the lights above while the
1.-TWO Orphans was being played,
Saturday evening, and the building
and its contents were destroyed. The
actors and audience escaped safely.
loss $4,000 AMI no instrumentation
between negroes and whites imminent
ut Friar's point, near Helena, Arkan-
sas.-The bank of California will pay
its deposits in full, and have a million
left to do business with.-New York
canal investigation committee report
that &. ID. Lord, of Rochester, defraud-
ell the State out of SlS5,OOO on a canal
contract, and that the more they in
vestigate the greater frauds they find.
-2,OO0 Cincinnati horses sick with the
epizoOtic- - President Grant has a
grand reception at Denver.-A man
named Drew arrested at Pembroke, N
H., on charge of hav ing committed the
outrage and murder on Miss Longmade
whose head has been found about ten
yards from her boIy.-Charles Brink,
of Carlinsyille, Indiana, shot his moth
er-in-law aud his wife, and then him
self dead.-National banks to report
their condition Oct. mo. > wheat IN
st. Louis $l.GO; No. 3 $I.3I. Corn soc
Oats 3fc
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land sends five war vessels 70 the Ear
ribean sea.-5,O 600 people searched the
woods in the vicinity of the Long
maid murder, N. H, but no more dis
cOveries made.-Hoisting works of the
Utah mine, Virginia City, destroyed
by fire, and loss $3.50, O00.-Thos.
Devine, night Waterman of the Pal
mer coal mine, near New Philadelphia,
Pa, assassinated.-W Working men OF
New York held great mass meeting
In sympathy with the Fall River
strikers, and applaud a speaker who
said that any man who owned or con-
trOlled more than 81, O0O,Oo was 6
thief and q robber.-Wendell Phillips
goes for Carl Schurz again, and argues
in favor of the 1866 inter convertible
bond plan.--Prof. Janney discovers
gold in the Bear Lodge mountains, in
the Black Hills Reconsideration
Grant passed through Topeka an(
Kansas City On route for Chicago, anC
CUES thence direct TO WashingtO.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-15
SCRAPS FROM HuMnoLDr.

No killing frost yet.
Dead loads of castor beans coming
in every day.
Our leading merchants are doing
bug business.
Many fat cattle are being shipped
from this point.
The paper mill approaches COM
pleJion.
Our county fair was good. Big veg
etables, luscious fruits, mammoth corn,
line cattle and swine, fast horses, beau
tiiul riders, pretty babies, &C., were to
be seen on every hand. Humboldt has
the best boy rider and the finest baby.
The Republicans have put full
ticket In the field. It is good enough,
] presume. to exclude u reform ticket.
The Democrats, of course, will bring
mt ticket, but in vain. C. R. r.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-15
special dispatch to THE EArORIA NEWS.
LATEST.

COL1MBUs, q, Oct. ia most re-
markable change in the political sit
uation has occurred here this even
ing. AT noon the Democrats CON-
coded the State to the Republicans
by from 10000 to 1900, but this
p. M, private advices change their
figures, cutting down Hayes major
ity, and they now claim Hays has
not over $500 majority.
The most significant news of to-
day is an official dispatch from
Ross county showing Allen Cat
home) has only carried the county
by PIP, being Republican gain OF
405, which elects the Republican
Senator, Representatives, Treasurer
and Judge. The absenca of all fig
ures for Governor makes a definite
statement regarding them impossi-
= be. While il is not certain, both
committees agree that it is quite
probable that the Republicans have
working majority in both branches
of the Assembly.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.


John Carter, ct al.
District Court, 5th Judicial District. Lyon
County, Kansas.
DY yirtue Of an oFtier Of sale issued out OF
ID the District Court, 9th Judicial District,
sitting In and for Lyon County, Kansas,
wherein Cyrus n. Mccormick and Lea1der
Mccormick are plaintiffs, and John Carter
ct al, ars defendants, l will, ON Monday,
the 18th day Of November, a. ID. 1915.
ct 10 O'Clock q m, at the front door OF the
Court House, in Enporia, Lyon Ceanty. Kan
saS, Offer for sale by public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash IN hand all the right.
title and interest OF the defendants, John
Carter ct Al, In and % the following de-
ssribed real estate, to-wtt: The undivided
half ID OF forty three fast t43 ~ and four
inches u in.) on Of the east end of lot num-
ber ei6hty-nY 1857 On Market street In the
t0wn-noW cIty-Of Emporia. Lyon county,
Kansas, according to the recorded plat Of said
city.
said real estate will re sold rs the prop
erty OF the de1esdants. Jolla Carter, ct al, 10
satisfy said order OF sale
Sheri0's once this 18th day Of October,
4. ID. 1915. JOHN BAY,
Est Sheriff, Lyoa Co., Kan.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Peter slisher
VS..
Mary Love, ct al.>
District Court 9Th Judicial District. Lyon
County, Kansas.
DY virtue of an order of sale, issued ont OF
Id the District Court of the 9Th Judicial
District, sitting in and for Lyon county, Kan
sRs, wherein Peter Slisher is plaintiff. and
Mary Love. ct al, are defendants, will, on
Monday the 18th day of Nov. A. ID. 1873, at J
O'Clock q m. of said day, at the front door OF
the Court House, in EmporiA. Lyon county,
Kansas, Offer for sale by public auction, TO the
highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right.
title and interest of the defendants, Mary
Love ct al, In and to the following described
real estate tO-wit: The west half I'd OF the
northwest quarter % OF section twenty eV-
en- Cs7), township eighteen (1s), range eleven
tlI. in Lyon county, Kansas.
Said real estate is levied upon as the prop
erty Of Mary Love ct. 81, and will be sold %
satisfy said execution.
Sheri6's of1lce this 18th day Of October.
4Sf6 Lyon County, Kan.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-15
ELECTION RETURNS
Ohio Elects Hayes by
$500.
IOWA $4,000 REPUBLICAN,
MAJORITY.
NEBRASKA TRUE TO HER RECORD
POg Horn Not n Candidate for PPeSi-
dent.
~ ZIG FIGHT AND 4 GLoRIOl
VTCTnRY

a ZIG FIGHT AND 4 GLORIOUS
VICTORY.
The first election news received
here on Wednesday was a special TO
THE News from Hon. John Gnth-
rie, chairman of the Republican
State Central Committee, and read
as follows:
Ohio, Iowa and Nebraska all gone
Repnblican.
This was joyfully received, and a
bulletin was printed and posted in
the conspicuous places. Great In
terest was felt in the result in Ohio,
and tho telegram was a welcome
one to Republicans.
The daily papers came in the eve
ming, bringing scattering returns
from Ohio, where the greatest fight
for many years had been made,
which confirmed the first telegram.
The Republicans were rewarded
by immense gains in all parts of the
state. The whole country Is under
obligations to them for The gallant
victory they won.
The following dispatches are q
summary of the news from Ohio:
Columbus, Oct I2-Midnight.-
The Democratic State Central Com
mitiee rooms are nearly deserted.
The committee do not give up the
State, but say that Hayes majority
will not exceed 5000 at all events.
About 1000 people are still at the
Republican headquarters. The Re-
publican State Committee claim
Hayes election by 10000 majority
Cincinnati, Oct. l3-2 a. m.-Offi
cial returns from IL wards and pre-.
cincts in Hamilton county give
Hayes 5,S34, Allen 4,345. The whole
Republican county ticket IL proba.
bly, elected.
Columbus, Oct. 1872 30 a. M
Returns complied from Ala town.
ships, precincts and wards, compris.
ing about one-fourth of the State
give Hayes net gain of 1000. The
Republicans claim both branches D
the Legislature.
Toledo, Oct. ia quiet election
to-day and a iull vote cast, witt
considerable scratching on botI
sides. The returns from the city
will be slow IN coming In nothing
is expected before midnight, anC
some wards will not be counted be
fore noon TO morrow.
IOWA.
Returns received at the Office O
the State Register up TO this hou
Qi-30 p. NO. indicate Republican
gain of about Is per cent. over tht
majority of 1874, when it was 81.
7I3, ond of % per cent. over that o
1873. There are very large IIepub
lican gains in some counties, anC
Democratic gains in one or two
The best informed Republicans esti
mate the majority for Kirkwood
Republican Candidate for Governor
ut $4,000.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, October II.
Grain-Wheat firm; No. 5 red fall. 81 34s
I IS; No. 2. 81 6Ja1 81 cash; Il coz Oct; 81 59k
bid November.
Commemorative; 571Sc bid for fresh No.
mixed in car lots, October; sold At $50; q bid
November.
Oats-DulI and weak, and lower to sell !;
No. mixed, 36a36l &c cash and Oct; So S-S bid
November.
Barley-Unchanged
Rye-Scarce, and in demand; was offered
at call at 75c; no bid.
Cattle-A shade better; good to choice ma
tive IS 35ae IS; medium to fair 81 Iha5 90 /;
good TO choice Texans, - sia4 10; medium to
fair. % 1Oa3 60; common, 81 6Oa2 6. Receipts,
1 ,695.
HOgs-Steady; 81 OOa7 50 for shippers; e. 50
"a 76 for bacon; 81 seas 90 for Butchers; 3l2%
for extra. Receipts. 1. S72.
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HOT sPRINGs.

This place surprised US in two re-
spects. II is larger and much livelier
city than we had expected to see.
Until within few years It was little
known. We confess we were not pre-.
pared to see street cars and q large and
lively daily paper. II we had read OF
these We had forgotten them. The
town is stretched along narrow val
ley, and is about two miles long. The
street is \ wide one and there Is just
room for rows of buildings on either
side, before the mountains are reached.
A few houses are built up on the
sides of the hills. These mountains
reach hight of several hundred feet.
Owing to dispute between the GOV
eminent and some private parties as 10
the title to the land on which the city
is built, no very permanent improve
ments have been made. The houses
are nearly all inferior frame buildings
There are few good ones. The Ar
lIngton House is large building, con-
YenIently arranged, and is in every
way first class hotel. There are tive
or three other good hotels In the place,
while the smaller kind of taverns and
boarding houses are almost innumer-
able. We should say about tw0-thirds
OF the buildings had out signs, where
strangers could be accommodated In
various styles OF life. Tie richer In
valids of course inhabit the large no.
tells. Some who go there to stay some
length OF time erect or rent board
shanties. MOst'Of the cheaper build
ings are simply set up on blocks, with
out wall foundation or ''nnderplnning'
and are boarded up and down. There
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-15
CORN and CATTLE.

T HAVE from i,eoO to 5000 bushels OF corn
Il for sale, to feed On the premises, or VIII
feed the same. Have also. good sheds. etc.,
for 100 head OF cattle have had nine years
experience in wintering stock In Kansas !;
would take 100 head OF cattle to winter on
rough feed. have 100 acres OF timber pas
turc for the last named stock. Fodder stalks,
early cut hay, etc. Postoffice address Council
Grove. 42-2tS r. MCMILLAN.
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The Parsons Sun figures that that
city will be the great Kansas metro
polls as soon as it is reached by the
Memphis q Northwestern railroad.
Senator Ingalls, did not take any
part ia the Ohio election. He return
ed home this week.
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The Republicans Convention
Meets Saturday next to nominate q
ticket for county Offices and Repre-
sentatives. All the Republicans OF
Lyon ask it q good ticket, fairly
nominated, and they will see to the
balance of the work on the ID of
November.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct. II.
Grain-Whe strong and higher; No.
spring, 81 lSaI IL: No. 3, 81 01(al 10x spot I:
sales at 81 OOka1.0S1 Nov; closed at 81 0S1
November.
CoFn-Demand active and advanced No. 2
mixed. 6se spot; $3.50 year.
Oats Very arm, holders asking higher
BaFiey-Firmer and held higher; Soc spot.
Cattle Receipts, 5000. Market dull an6
Texans, = 6OaS %; stockeFs - 60a3 20.
HOgs-Reeeipts, 6,o00. Good grades nrm;
Others weak; inferior to choice 50 76aS 10;
common to good. n SCAT %.
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RYAN & COunsr's EIs
Emporia Carriage Factory

tsorssehoeing = rep airing
HseAauies 81. sbstHesa 0th = stk ~.
Carriages and wagons made to order
Ali kinds Of repairing and tobbing don
In the best manner b Bkillful workmen
Prices very reasonable. We invite an In
Epeetson Of our work and guarantee satf
factl0n. Come and zee n.
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EKPORIA MARKET REPORT.

FrIdsy MOrnIAg, Oct. rs, 1875.
No change in freights. Corn and oats slow
Iy going down. No action yet in regard to
narrow gauge or other railroads
Ne quote prices to-day:
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

y IsT of lettsr remaining IN the Emporia
4 A o,,Stotiire CT 10 IST5. tersons calling
for these letters =, sase say advertfred-
JAG IB SToFi.ER. P. n.
ANDERSON, a G. Bradley, Atse Mary
Buchanan, Miss Rebecca ~.
DAZZLING, j. H. DanIorth, G.
Greer. Miss AnEa- Ham. e l.
Keshner. o. G. kirkendalf, EannR 3.
Farsons H Peet, Theds n.
Richards Evan Richardson. NJ W.
Smith, Michael. Smith, William,
Snow. Mrs.. Wrighs Rev. j. r.
HELD FOE POSTAGE:
Rev. T. p. Rhodes, oswego, Labette Co., KS
Alfred Chance. Reading, KS
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
NEW YORK. Oct. II.
GOLD-Opencd aed closed at 1I6k, with
sales in the meantime at SIG 3-6
q LOanS-Rates paid for borrowing, 5-Gf, 1-1G
So per cent per day. At the close loans
were made nat.
Bonds - Governments q fraction lower.
Railroad bonds active and hIfiher. StAte
bonds dull
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-10-15
9HERIFF'S SALE.
District Court. 9Th Judicial District. Lyon
County. Kansas.
BOurdett Woodl
vs..


County. Kansas.
BOurdett Wood
walter j. walI.S 5sss
Dy virtue OF an order Of sale issued out Of
ID the 5th Judicial District, sittlBg Ia nad
for Lyon couaty, Kansas, wherein Bourdett
Wood is pl&lntiR. and Walter j. Wall IL de-
fendrBt, Hills on Aonday. the 18th day Of No.
xsmbery a. d. 1875, ut IL O'Clock q. m. 1t the
front do4r Of the court house iE Emp0Ffa,
Lyon county, Kansas, o1er Cor sale by public
aGetioz, 90 the highest bidder Cor cssh IN
hand 81 the right. title and interest Of the
defendant, Walter j. Wall in and 10 the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-sEit: The
North half (x) OF the southeast quarter III Of
section two O., township eighteen (1SJ range
eleven (11), in Lyon county, Kansas.
Also, by virtue of said order OF sale, WIN,
on Mondsy. the 2Sth day Of October, 1878, al
II O'Clock .. m at the Office of The EmpoFie
Elevator, Milling and Commercial COmnA1y,
IN EmpoFie. Lyon county. Kansas. o1er FOR
sale by public auction, TO the highest bidder
for cash in hand, all the right. title S1d inter-
est OF Walter j. Wall in and to the following
described personal property. t0-sit: 165 BUSH
els of oats and one-ihird Of IS acres Of e0Fn
Said real and personal property will
be sold rs the property OF walter j. Wall, 70
satisfy said order OF SALE i ~
Sheri6's oaice, this 18th dsy Of Oct, 1875.
z2-5w JOHN BAY, Sheriff
Lyon Co, Kansas.
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THE MEN WHO ADVERTISE.
NOTICE.

DERSONs having rooms. furnished or I'M
fin nished, to let to Normal students for
self boarding, or who wish to take studen -
as boarders, are requested TO send their AL
dress, stating accommodations and terms, tO
the undersigned e.. L. PoMEROT.
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Music. Languages and DraElGs
e.. a. NHOlJTONNGEag.

Late of Paris. has opened. in EmpOIIa
classes in Music, tho French and German
languages, and Drawing. He is a graduate
of some OF the hest institutions of France
Charges reasonable. Residence corner of
Third avenue aud Cottonwood street. Sims
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~ ADVERTIseNaENTs
ELECTION NOTICE.

0OTICE ls hereby given, that the NOVem-
III Der election fer EmpoFia Township will
be held At the house Of Jehn Fowler. in said
township, southeast Of the city Of EmPoFia.
by order Of Z. r. HALL,
42-3W Township Trustee.
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Card Ia t1is DIrecto..y 50 csats a lin1 per yesr

CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART
Rev. Joseph Perfier, pastor. Services the
fourth sunday OF every month at and 10 80
a. m ., and y. m; also very Friday At y u.
m Sunday school every Sunday at p. m
Voil6n3l
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MCCONNELL & HAIL
EAGPORe<Ap
Painters and Paper Hangers
SOMETHTMG -
LOWE & McELHENEY
Central Livery Feed Z Sale SiahIes

The most extensive establishment I'm
Southern Kansas. Double and single
teams, with the best and incest carriages
and buggjes IN the city, ready st all tinies.
Also. saddle horses for ladies and gentle.
men.
Buys and sells horses, bGggies, and ear.
FiAgea. Auction every Saturday.
crses by the week. 81
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A RUNAWAY.
rlu hnnH mn
Al ARKADELPHIA.


Arriving at Malvern We again
took our places in the cars TO accept
the invitation of tho good people ot
ArkadelphiA to attend and partake
of 9 regular old-fsshioned barbecue.
This place is about forty miles south
of Malvern. The accident above re-
lated, and other circumstances, had
detained us about three hours, so
that the people of Arkadelphia were
not only disappointed, but their din
ner had lost something by reason of
becoming cold. We moved through
this town to fine pine grove where
the long tables were set loaded with
the good things. We guess the ex-
cursionists convinced the good peo-
pie of that town that they know
their duty when called upon to eat
free dinners. There were some
handsome ladies present, and we
were gland to notice that some Of
our young quill drivers had brought
along a good supply of ga'Iantry.
Our young friend Robinson, of the
Fit. Wayne (Tnd.) Gazette, did the
agreeable. ArEadelphia is 9 town
of about twenty-five hundred peo-
pie, who seem to be fully awake to
the importance of getting in some
more people to help develop her re-
sources. Though the town has some
old iumbled-dOwn and diIapidated
buildings, it has many that are q
credit TO 1t. 1t is located near the
Washita river, aud is said to be the
center of fine agricultural region
We saw here as good corn rs at any
point on the route, and the cotton
was extra. Very fine fruits of all
kinds are raised here. The apples
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LIT. Heritage, Cashier Of the above
named Bank. do soiemnIy swear that
the above sSesement - true, % the best
81 my knowledge and belief.
l. Z. HERITAGE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn e before me ehls
IeIh day 0f OcsOber, a. ID. 1875.
in. STEELE.
Notary Public
Correet-Apest: p. B. PLUMB.
LEWIS LUTZ,
NJ. +. SODEN,
Directors.
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FURNITURE.

r WANT the people TO know that I am
i making new and repairing old Office and
house furniture As cheap as it can be done
elsewhere. and will cali and get It and return
IL without extra charge. Carpenter and join
er work done also Picture frames made.
Shop on west side OF Com nercial street 2i
door north OF 7th avenue.
% BAILEY
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ARKANSAS.
EDITORIAL ExcURSION THROUGH
TIE STATE.

The ResaIt Of Oar Observatisas.
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MARKETS.

I'VE shall add quotations Of other articles
from week to Reek.l