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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-15

l. o. L. M.-TLe regular Councils Of Piute
Tribe Ne. /. Of Carson city. are held ut the Hall
Of Capitol LoJce /. q. q. i. on Monday even
iNs of each seven suns. A general ate ndancs
G. the thitfs and ErCihe-s Is solicited.
fy order Of the Sach,m,-
Il. 7. KFrLY,
se9-:f {. OF Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-15

IL the Wisconsin Legislature Matt
Carpenters friends claim a majority of
eight in joint ballot. Hope he has got
it, Washburne' friends claim FIVE
majority for their man. (Hcpe they
haint got it. 1t is rumored that Wash
burne will withdraw. Don't believe a
word of it. No Washburne ever did
withdraw from anything that lay within
shooting distance or smelling contiguity
of an Office. But We guess Matt will
boss him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-15

MR Assx.ELIxAS Dow rose to a
question of privilege yesterday, and
in the course Of his remarks denied the
correctness Of our report Of his resolu-
ton touching 'tke buIial Of State
Rights, etc. We are sorry if we did
the gentleman any injustice. We got
his resolution from hearsay and not from
its own reading; and we wrote while un-
der the impression that lie had sought to
give ven,ito querelous, rost-votal, cap
tious criticism on that which had been
decided fairly, squarely and finally
in opposition TO his own views.
If that impression was wrongly founded
we owe the gentleman an acknowledge
,nent of error. Otherwise, otherwise.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-15

The PASSAGE of n ill in the Asst mbly
making it a penal ofI. nse to deal the
game known IS "TbIte Card Monte
or 'Fr,rch Monte as it used to lie
cai!ed-is most oppo,.une. BY all
means there cught to lie a special.
stringent. unavoidable law suppressive
Of that most taIefaced and cruel Of
:hievinc games. 1t is no more a game.
In the legitimate sense Of hat word than
any thick at jucclery by Sisnor Bliiz or
the Fakir o. VishrU In the early days
Of California. vixen the dealing Of
monte. faro. masquerade. rorce-.t-noir
roulette, &c. was deemed legitimate
and was conducted as openly as the
selling of tea or calico, the strap game
or prick the loup,' the thimbles and
this deyilish game Of three card monte
were inhibited by special statute. The
fundamental principle which unlerlies
the ancient game Of marbles 'for keeps
is recognized in that character Of lesis-
lation which objects rot to faro and like
games. but puts a stop to the thimbles
and similar tricks o! s!tight-of- hand /
the giving Of fellos ~ show for Eis !
white alley" What the lower House /!
has done in this regard, we hope the !
Senate may approve and perfect
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-20
A Sure Kennedy.
Julylillin

The Turco- American 0xygenatod VapOr
Baths are warranted to excel either the
Turkish or Russian baths, both In power
and medicinal efficiency, They will accom-
plish more In one month In the positive ro-
lief and permanent cure OF chronic diseases
than tho great mineral springs OF Germany,
California or Arkansas can effect In one
year, and Mt less than one one-twen ieth the
cost In NIL durable cases OF the following
named diseases satisfaction will be given or
the money refunded, Wiz Chronic rheuma-
tlsm, rheumatic govt, artlcular rheumatism,
dyspepsia In all conditions, neuralgia nerv-
Gus debility, scrofnla, all diseases OF the skin,
kidneys and bladder, liver complaint, female
weakness mo matter of how long standing)
syphilis In all Its stages, spinal disease, pro
lopsus uterl. Some cases will require mag
netsm In connection with the Vapor Baths.
Advice In regard TO diet aud daily habits
must be strictly followed. l have cured ca
ses of rheumatism and neuralgia Of twelve
years stan ding In one hour, also chills and
fever will give s25 to any person that viii
produce o case of the above named diseases
that l can not cure, where the patient re-
tains sufficient vitality for healthnl recu-
peration. The baths should be taken once
a week for general health, and as prevent
alive Of fevers, cholera and other contagiou
diseases They will cure the rash or break
Ing cut caused by the heat. Persons taking
the baths will not suffer as much from the
intensity of summer heat as by opening the
pores II carries Off through the perspiration
much morbid matter from the blood, thus
freeing the system of internal COMPOSITIONS.
Rooms at residence on Wood street, west
OF cotton compress. A proper assistant il
employed to attend gentlemen in the bath
room nom A. NJ. until Top. NJ. Ladies' win
receive special attention. Come and see me-
Cold or tepid shower baths can be had
without tho Vapor Baths, II desired. Shower
bath, 50 cents; vapor bath, 81; twelve baths
for $40.
The apparatus used was invented and pat
ented by Dr. II. r. Roberts, the greatest ply.
stefan Of the age, who Is now located in New
Orleans. MRS. FRANK THOMAS,
Jydlm Magnetic Physician.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

We hope our readers viii moi forget the old
FOLKS Concert on Tuesday and "Wednesday
eynnlng, II viii bo we'll worth The price olad'
mission 10 aee our Dallas muAlolalin dressed
IN tho ancient costumes, without cyon near
Ing them slug u word, II will certainly be
The grandonl chorus over heard IN our olly
aud with NJ many of our bial singers, no
doubt n viii be- tho hest concert ever gvon
IN Dallas,
Children under Ten years NJ nge VIII he nd
miited Tor half price lnlNmusl
Jusr received NJ tho Milwaukee Ilccr Hall,
0Od Main street, u large quantity ol III, orle'
braiod Frankfort Lager Beer This beer IN
superior 10 any IN tho United slntca. II also
has received Imported lihein wine 0uARAN'
rnnD runR,
Tho proprietor has Engaged Prof langoa
nirlng baud 10 giye concerto NJ his lall every
evening, JulyldUi
DRAM for watches aud jcwelry, All goods
engraved free OF charge.
DO YOU wanin suitable present hr u
frlondY You can nnd n ~ Grams nom u
fno gold watch ana chain down 10 n litil,
ring. And romomberlt VIII DO beautifully
engraved FREQ OF charge.
H. M, DRAM hns IN his employ one Of M,
bost wntohmahera IN the state, Re'nembel
this when you 40 20 have your watches 10
paired.
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Funny.

A warlike individual, giving the
name of James A. Poe, was arrested
yesterday for carrying pistol, and
taken before Judge Burford, who taxed
him twenty-five dollars and costs.
Jim thought 1t pretty good joke, and
laughingly thanked the Judge, remark
ing that the jail was a nice, cool place
to spend u few weeks. The Judge ac.
knowledge the tender of thanks, and
very generously told Jim as he seemed
take it 80 well he had better stay about
twenty-five dollars worth more at the
same place, and Jim was booked fol
fifty dollars and costs, which he will
proceed to board out at the county's
expense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-20

THg HIRAM has been kindly hW-
nished Wy Me- w, ~ Harrison, mana
ger In this city of Dun's Mercantile
Agency, with n circular on the iiusl-
ness Outlook, eoplous extracts from
which appean on the second page
OF THR HRnALD this morning
The circular contains "reporla
from all The chief eenters Of
trade, which are derived from The
most reliable sources In each local
lly,n Dallas 10 lhe only oily Ia Texas
mentioned ln,lhe report Tho follow
ing list o0mposes tbs oilles mentioned
N, Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee, ~
Paul, Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati
Evansville, Dayton, Davenport Kan
sas CITY, Denver, Louisville, New Or
leans, Dallas, Mobile, Savannah, Az
lania, Baltimore, Charleston, fhlla
delphia, Pitlsburg, Scranton, Albany
buffalo, Rochester, Troy, lioSlon, Prov
ldenoe, Hartford, New Haven an'
Portland, Dallas II Justly recognize
abroad, IN financial and commercial
circles, IN aeoond " no city III Va
State.
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The old Folks, Concer. To. N,xh,.

Prof. beardslee, with his fifty assist
ants, embracing some of the best mu-
steal talent in the city, will give the
initial Old Folks concert at the Court
house tonight. Prof. b. has met with
the most unobunded success wherever
he has heretofore given these concerts,
and The HERALD hardly believes that
the citizens of Dallas will prove less
appreciative than those OF neigh boring
cities. So great was the desire In New
Orleans to witness these concerts, and
so literally We're they patronized, that
they were continued for twelve success
sive nights. The particlpators In the
concert will appear dressed in the cos.
tunes Of the olden time, sight of
which alone will be worth the price Of
admission. while the songs and music
Will alike correspond with that In
vogue In our grandfsthers days
The concerts are given for the beue-
fit Of the First Presbyterian church Of
this city, and this fact, aside even from
the merits Of the entertainment, should
insure crowded honse, which THE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-20

The Trinity IN still within Its
banks.
The Old Folks at the courthouse
tonight.
The Ice man IL still welcome Wis
it0r TO every family.
The Old Folks appear this evening
in the costume of '78.
The water works question seems
to have fell still-born.
"A splendid shower two miles north
Of the city, yesterday afternoon.
Sheriff Barkley's deputies are still
in pursuit Of the murderer of Edward
Lively.
1T is said that the Le Grande will
he the finest furnished hotel South of
st. Louis.
The Cosmopolltes propose coming
to the front, in u short time, with a
brilliant programme.
The Sheriff still continues to make
arrests of parties who fail to pay their
State occupation tax.
The paper mill scheme seems to
hang fire. Whose fault Is IT. Rush il
up, gentlemen; rush it up.
-Nat.Jacob has purchased the cigar
stand In the San Jacinto. Nat. knows
his business, and keeps only first-cIass
stock.
The Episcopal church was crowd
ed Sunday evening. Bishop Garrett
delivered most impressive and elo-
quent sermon.
The thermometer marked lOI at
three o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Summer clothes will soon be in or
der.
Fort Worth, in the excitement of
the coming election, has almost ceased
to sigh for railroad connections. iris
well.
The bands Of the two variety sbows
make things lively In their neiphbor-
hoods, In the early part of the even.
ing. 49,
The case Of McInturff, the alleged
nickel counterfeiter, was again post
pOued Yesterday. on motioo of dafand
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combined ie a manner ~ be perfect
In their action aud results lheH W,
Priee's Cream Baking Powder az"
True Flayoring Extracts have been az
proved by the United fiIales heVsl','
menL The only way 70 force Aau''
ieraled cheap arlielesoal Of Tho Market
IL 10 encourage honest mAnulAelu''
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Iulya
i"1ai III position, August iiih, MA n

Tho most brilliant display Of Gallant
kuighiA ever hoUn Ia the hihlu, ANA mounted
on lhp m0sI splendid collection ~ Hooded
Horses ever before exhibited IA Texas The
pllgel ~ be- competed for nIr the nOhl yAlu'
able ever offered ~ llih country nil Hupll Co.,
caslnna. Al unsurpassed uXhihltlOn ~ thor.
uugli.bT0d aud tiulling hultrH-duuhlu ana
AlInl0 hnfnrAs, aud saddle hulhcs, Tile hest
display NJ horsOmnuHiilp by ladies nnl gen,
llulnen, Premiums viii be- given tur tho beat
display " Wheat, corn, Oats, Cotton nhd gu
other agricultural products, Also iur the
beat span ~ mules used exclusively lOf fnfin'
INN purposes, There viii he u magnificent
Hand III attendance, lhp Dallas blOOd Stock
Association VIII spare no palms III admins
iorlng 10 the wnnlHoi the'r RuehM on w,
bp the nigrhl gathering ~ the puu
plo yct Witnessed la North Texas,
A, WADr, II. w. MILLER,
Secretary, President
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MarysviIle tCai.) weekly Appeal.

An obliging friend has furnished us
for peresusal copy of the above paper.
1t contains a large and excellently So
lected mass Of reading matter, and its
editorials are well digested and written
In the right spirit. From the charac-
ter of its contents, 1t must be published
in community ola highly intellectual
tone and taste.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-20

Mesara. A. \, Jet ana H. o. seegar
are duly authorized travelling agents Of
Tnn DALLAS lIrRALp pnINTINo COM
rAsy, with full authority TO solicit aud
receipt for subscriptions, advertising
aud Job work, from this date unlll
further notice, W, q, HOLLAND,
business Manager
Dallas, July I, lNh'
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troupe when playing 10 Dallas audi'
enGes, SONS two year6 ago, II 'brlng-
Ing down tbs house" IN Philadelphia
1t IL rumored that the highly ornA'
meuled fenee around the Courthouse
Is 10 be torn dawn and replaced WIN
post-and'rail fepee,
The people Of Dallas have the con-
ISOLATION Of knowing that II II does gel
little dusty onee IN awhile, u II ne
heaIihiest city IN the State
--in many places IN this county cot
ton blooms are giving lhe helds me
appearance NJ being covered Win u
Skinner u snow,
The Texas Catholic, Published by
w, II. Sells, aud edited by Colonel
MoCaleb, both formerly ~ this CITY, II
seeking additional talent for Ia eol'
umnH IN Dallas,
Yves. Chenault aud Charles ANA
James Ferris we're each fined Ion dol
lars and costs, yesterday, by Judge
Burford, for resisting an oflieer' Ia
default Of payment, they we're com
mllted 10 jail,
| Fletcher Jordan was charged WIN
then, hut afiera patient aud careI'il
examination Of tho evidence, Judge
Burlord didn't think he was guilty.
aud discharged him.
The Dallas Nine fail 10 play their
practice game yesterday, M announo'
cd. our cizena viii have ample time,
however, 10 SOC them before they start
of on their journey 10 meet the H.
nous Rod Caps,
From the appearance Of the clouds,
our nclghbora u Richardson aud vi
clnily were visited with u refreshing
shower yesterday afternoon. II SEEM
cd NJ one time IN II Dallas would got u
few drops, but -lla the same old story
. nary drop fell.
"A barn containing three hundred
, bushels OF wheat and about hundrec
A bushels OF oats, WIS destroyed 10y llr'
yesterday, Ave miles southwest Of this
= city. The fire originated from light
cd clgnr carelcsuly thrown on the bari
!. floor by n farm hand,
" "A slight ripple WINS caused yesler
day morning about ~ o'clock, by "d'
ole gray h0ss' running OIL with u sew
y ing machine wagon. But the wng0l
y WASN'T broke nor the horse killed, anC
no small boys or little nlggcrs rui
over, II didn't amount 10 much.
Mr., j, H. Berry, OF this city, whit
u wns drowned NJ Galveston, Friday AZ
% lernoon, hnd n policy of Insurance ~
y his life for the sum OF ave th0usnn'
dollars. Hls body has been recovered
" and win De taken 10 Pr0phetstown, II
i. linols, for intermcnt.
Two "Amlc song Ind II hostil
meeting ON Market street, yesterda
afternoon, about n Thomas cat Thoma
happening 10 he out on one Of his OK
cursions passed the combatants, who
observing that the grlmalkln stll
lived, renewed their fellowship, m,
left the field.
The first number of the 'rexa
Catholic, published at Galveston, Is re
ceived. II " a handsome eight.pag,
paper gotten up In good style, wei
filed with interesting original and No
lected matter, aud devoted, ~ its nam,
indicates, TO the interests of Catholi
! cism.
/, "A number of the inhabitants o
Freedmantown have vlllainous habi
of making walking arsenals Of them
selves, and hardly consider themselve
"heeled" unless they have u pair o
navy skies stuck In their belt. Majo
Barkley proposes to make a small rai'
3 into the sacred precincts of that elias
steal localcity II the practice is con
tinued.
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acadia. wi,nsa, Tears

Ifyou would relieve your eyes o.
hunfl strain ifyou would prevent
loss Of sight, OF 80 soolh lhe llghl "
Your eyes as 20 render reading . phys
ical a. we'll as mental pleasure, nse lli'
Diamond hpeelaeles," manufacturer
BY lhe spencer Manufacturing Com
pany Of Ia Maiden Lane, New YORK
For sale by J, N, Dram, Main street
Dallas, Texas,
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poR sAI.n.

nv sesiaeaes, esFaeF Pacific sssnus
ana Hsusisn streets, en'bFaeiak hAi'
hieeh ~ sFsaaa, win q wei satisfied
sna-sssFy and baseaeai Feeh'esnefs''
buiIafss, aaa all necessary sas-ssi'"
Tags, $40, An early applicant '''as 90
suFe n haraaia,
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Steele & Price, Of Chicago, st. Louis
and Cincinnati, we are pleased to say,
are among the few who put into the
market articles just as represented,
perfectly pure, selected with care and
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yuspA,Ly HERALD

VIII he a.na %. sale ~ ,ne ns"s,
hays sn all iFai.a VI she tesss n"a
ana Paeine railway, aaa -, ,hs news
stands ~ ihe city,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
st. Louis Law School.

Law Department OF Washington
University
:. The regular annual term of this Law
school 81, VIII opn Que Wednesday, October 10,
1910 Full course, two terms, ak months
on examination, by application on or before
Ootooer Eth. Tuition, $50 first year $50 Sec
ond year, including use OF library. For par
ucuiars address. q. M. STEWART,
July @-dsml street, st. I.ouis. Mo
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NOTICE.

All delinquent stock in the
Dallas Heal Estate and iiniid'
Ing Association, will be- sold :"
the highest bidder ~ pubiie
auction. on Wednesday. the i'l'
day Of August, 1870 Sale ~
the corner Of Film and Austin
streets, al ~ o'cloch Va,
a. y. BARRY,
Secretary and Treasurer d. IT,
n. and ~. Association
lnly ~ dlhl
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For Ren, on Easy Ter"'s,

Tho Cosmopolitan Hotel. Apply 10
July l2.d0t JACOB NISSIiA uMIcR,
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Personal.

Mr.. Thornton, of the Galveston
News, paid THE HERALD brief call
Yesterday.
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HgRALD earnestly trusts will greet The
Old Folks on their hrsI appearance
this evening,
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CITY BUSINESS,
card


uroeom and dealers IN roiura, 6l0 Eln
street, viii furnish hagging aud lipl ~ llirlr
county friends, and Hhlp lhelr crops ~ u
planters wish " e0nsign cation ~ wheat W
lheir friends Ia Galveston lhey viii make
yeIy liberal advances
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Ny accounts recognized by Hamilton CO.,
unless made by the undersigned.
July 7--dtf u, HAMILTON,
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Law Blanks or every cription for sale
and printed TO order al this ONCE. Job work
OF all kinds made = speciality.
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Two reliable agents 10 travel Ia The
interest " l'nn HrRALp'
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Fifty OF tho best Singers In Dallas win give
two Grand Concerts NJ the Courthouse, ON
Teusday and Wednesday evenings, July 10th
and 2lsi, 1875. These Concerts are under the
direction OF Prof. j. W. Beardslee, and for
the benefit OF DIR. A. y. Smith Il church. The
Singers viii appear dressed In the costume OF
one century ago, and sing the music of the
Olden time. Admission 81 %. Doors open NJ
half-past o'clock, Concert commences NJ
sl6. See programmes, july 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-23

BosroN AND CHARLESTON. The Bos.
ton Post of the 10Th inst. says: .'The
Washington Light Infantry of Charles-
ton, s. O., propose to hold fair in
that oily on tho lst of February, for
The relief OF the widows and Orphans
of their deceased smbers, nnd they
solicit tire mid of military friends and
others 10 the different States; in 1 ao-
oomplishing their benevolent purpose.
A direct appeal haa been nale 10 the
military Of this city. aud a meeting
will be held this evening. 'Janaary 19,
ut then armory Of theaBostdn Light
Dragoons. Boyl.ton Hail. at TX
O'Clock. to consider the subject of hav.
ing a Boston table at tho fair, as evi-
donce of the sympathy OF the militia
in this State with their brother sol.
diers in Charleston. Ie is hoped that
this meeting will bo fully attended,
and measures adopted Indicative OF the
generosity OF the militia of Massaohu-
setts"
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Mr. OoRooRAN MAKES PREsENrs -
% New Year. day. our honored citi
zen. w.. W. Oorcoran, presented his
old oosohman with two-story brick
dwelling, lately erected for his conve.
nienoe, valued at IS. 600; and to his
old gardener. a good. two-story frame
dwelling, which he. has occupied for
many years, valued at $4,000, will,
four year. ARREARS of rent. worth 81 ,OOO
more; to his old steward and travelling
companion. almost inseparable from
boyhood. good yearly income which
will make him comfortable; to his old,
respected house-keeper and outerer,
$500 per nnnum, with the privilege OF
remaining with him or staying with
her frlsuds. the former of which she
prefers, to the regret of her many
friends aud fellow-servants; and to ail
the minor servants, valuable preseu ts
too numerous TO mention
Washington Letter.
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The ORANaEDURa FRAUDS "A spe.
cial despatch to the Ne,cs and Courie,.
from Orangeburg, dated January 81,
says: Ex-County Treasurer Humber t
was tried to-day on charges OF Official
misconduct. and was found guilty aud
sentenced to one years Imprisonment
III the Penitentiury and fine of one
Thousand dollars. The ten indict.
'nents against Hmmbert and School
Commissioners Mckinley. for forgery,
lie over until the next term. Humbert
having changed front, no evidence can
:c@ &c lad aSa:cs. eS-Gcy. Noses,
and the game appears to be to make
Humbert the scapegoat, while Moses
and Andrews escape. Judge R.en,
however. says that he is determined To
get to the bottom OF this steuluge busi-
ness
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ooltSSn z rascasEE aaE EEpls s66; g gross 1884
Futures closed weak; aalee. 81 900:
Januiry IL 49, SMsfah16 l5 323i5k
April Is 25.32@l5. 1915; May l616G0
16 5.32; June I6 Is 32@16%; July. l6
25 80; August l67s@l6 ~ 80. Money
easy. Exchange aud Governments
strong. State bonds duli and no mi.
nal.
COMPARATIVE CorToN STATEMENT
Net reoeipts at oil United States ports
for the week 07.6l3; same week las,
year Is, 795; total to date 2. .4O5. 1O4; tu
same date last year 2.3SS,9O7. Ex.
ports OF the week 69.308; came week
last year LII. 422; total to date l. .241.-
42S; to same date last year 1888. 9O4.
Stock at all United States ports SSl. 942;
last year 795, ,357; at all interior towns
l4S. .551; last year 147.336; at Liver
pool 758, 900; last year 613. 600. Anne
rioan adoat for Great Britain 24O, 900;
last year $4,000.
ST LOUIS. January 22.-Flour dull
aud unchanged. Corn dull and de.
olining-No. 2 mixed 64k@66. Ba.
con duil shoulders 81; clear rib 1000
1OA; clear l014@l0A. lard l226(9
Ii: Whiskey steady, at 81.
Western aud Southern mai kets gen
orally firm. No reports.
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SOUTHERN VERSUS NoRTuRRs MANU-.
FAcrURFs At recent meeting iu
Charleston. q letter WAS read from Ii
Northern manufacturer, from which
the annexed extract is taken: "Wmlr
l have only met expenses in the
North in running twenty framus.
$1,000 spindles.) tue return I have
from my sixteen frames of the sumo
machinery. in the South. for the last
ak months, has been $4,000 cleur
profit. Our company has decided to
sell out our machinery North. The
South enjoys an advantage Of not less
tiinn twenty per cent. over the North
ern manufacturers.