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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-08

'SEa1ous ACCIDENT. lon Sunday night
last,i Miss Louisa Kern, about eighty
years old, in attempting to go into an ad-
joining room, about 10 O'Clock, raised a
widow in tho second story opening to
the floor and stepped out, falling to the
ground, fracturing both bones above the
ankle and receiving other injuries. DIR.
Dorroh was called in immediately to her
relief, and he reports her condition as
Rarioas, being insonsible at this time.
a,,,s t}s i, Greenuiac Eetos.
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- N.TTf.E.F.-V'-sVs...'-'-'---- = !

n A Philadelphin Tines Washington
sgesa gsSi fs ssst M Y i e ha *
ers Within sRissy I aayS B. 5ssii ss oO
independent fora aranta ut fiBsa also init
mated that ifj Connecticut ID carried by
the Republicans. Grant viii sweep the
Adminfstfat On deols and pat none but
third-term tnen In important Positions.
Ghsn ;,h alsr the Presia q fypr- "
,iIsifi,tl & Burrows, long ~ 8ae 81 IL lthe
promihsht oitissnS Of sShS q Bradford
Springs neighborhood 81 Sumter, died
at his homo on the 9Th ult
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We trust that the example of Connecti-
cut has, had some effect upon. Rhode
Island. The Republicans have had their
own way there for. several years. Last
spring the Democrats made no nomina-
lions for State officers, and in the Con.
gresgiopsi elections Of Last November
btthaeiE eandidatSs declined to stand., Bat
q split I'll TAO Republican ranks. With The
organizati of saaistinctiYsI prohibition
! parry, hAaa spEsaassss5 3 qohanRei which
.aas .sp1s ossaaibbli be satAsd 70 favorable ac-
) cenpt by ) khe Danoerats,. b They have
thsElspaf II i Sia q / opt pow. But not much
cah be expected. The popular vote for
Govesncs In, gavS b Republicas, ma.
..df9fitY Spf 81. ana The 20 complexion Ss
the IMgislatage elected last spring ia ne.
ppBssdlanS, .2s SaaasS, lS7 House; 4 Demo.
.orass 10 Senate and Is House. IN
HFsSSptbsic c@sn @ npj oTity On joins ballot ig5B.
Siil, thers is hopo that little Rhoayt wili
.ih1proye anst do, ,Bestgr.,l & SsS;3
sds -. ~ IS w g is{
80 sna deata 81 CAB e, ,tseorao !, i;,a NJ
Cesi.s atstsf County u al.
nounced. =, ~
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reading:

A great change since SO certainly.
The ''tidal wave" rolls on. Grantism
will soon be among the things that were.
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oCuIIs
The letters which haveappeared in the
New York. Sun, the Charlotte Observer,
: and now again in the Washington Capitol,
written from Columbia, and mainly de-
voted to abuse>of Governor Chamberlain
and Misrepresentation of things as they
exist here, are of character to exotic
only contempt. Exposure has had no
effect in teaohing the author better man
ners. An article, from his hand, in the
Capitol of this week, is full of course mo
lignity and venom. The journals which
admit these vile ebullitions into their
columns do not know, what is very we'll
known here, that their author was loud
mouthed and foul-mouthed in advocacy
of Governor Chnmberlains election,
and has only turned against him
since his course has been unmistaka-
bly, clear in favor of reform and ho-
nesty in the State Administration. What
he says about the Governor, comes
from spleen at finding him honest and
stern in Office, and his sneers at the
Conservatives, for supposed inconsist-
ENJOY in voting against the address for
the removal, of the Treasurer, show his
lack of brains to be as great as his lack
of principle. The motives which lie Mt
the bottom Of that action are beyond the
grasp of his mind or the appreciation of
his moral sense. It is time that the ped
ding of this stuff to respectable journals
should be put stop to. They owe it to
outraged public opinion in this State to
put an extinguisher upon this CORES
pondent, whose stock in trade is garb-
age, and whose lucubrations are only 10
many streams Of unmitigated filth.
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Il He Was Warm Spring Indian the mo.
naent he sat down on o hot stove.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Jacob Levin-Variety Sale.
Seibeis q Ezell-Mortgnge Sale.
Jones, Davis & Bouknights-M Mattin II.
Miss Anna E. Observation-Disclosures.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, April7, 1876. Wheeler
I0use-J. T. Stewart, Huntersville; Mrs
MCGOWAN, Abbeville; III. C. Butler. Edge
field; G. H. Suber, Newberry; Thos. A.
Sherard, Anderson; E. w. Willard and
wife, Massachusetts,; F. s. Burger, N. Y.
Phil. Chalfeld and wifo, II. j. Mothen,
Conn; r. T. White, Pa; 8. p. Drafts,
Summit; Mrs. A. D. Loomis, Miss C. NJ.
Loomis, Ill. j. j. McLure, Chester; w.
Adams, Kingville; N. G. Osteen, Sumter;
F. Brige man, Orangeburg; J. A. Lindsey,
NJ. D. Haws and wife, Mass. T. G. Brent,
Va. ; B. G. Yocom, Chester; NJ. L. Ogden,
q. s. A; Mrs. r. H. Anderson, Camden;
Mrs. 8. e. Mellette, Sumter; o. Witter
and child, Camden; T. j. Maxwell, Pa.
H. Brockway, Miss c. Campbell, Miss E..
M. Campbell, II. D. Campbell, N. Y; N.
G. Ward, wife and son, Conn; II. B.
Leavitt and wife, Billy Emm EFT and wife,
IL s. Sanderson, Miss Alice Somers, Miss
Lulu Francis, Miss Sallie fGSoafsJ Eisj
Katie Forrest, Miss Rosina Thomas, Miss
Mollie DeMarr, Miss Lottie La Point,
Miss Katie Sheppard, Harry Armstrong,
Abe Leavitt, Ben. Leavitt, j. p. Hill,
Prof. .Vogler, Henry Schulze, Madame
Rentz's Female Minstrels; w. HI. Ora
ham and wife, Union, IT,. 4,.asi
Columbia Hotel-Mrs. j. E. Hagood and
child, Charleston; w. A. cCoSkle, Mas.
ter f.. p. MoCorkle, Williamston; N.
Bochm, N. Y.;Jaaes Qualo, Charleston
j. M. Seigler. G.. b G. b. Is. A. B. Ward
law, Abbeville; John Scott Gase1n; J. A.
Gamble, w. e. Pearsall and lady, Flo
rence; w. IL Girsrd deau, 0sapgeburg; J,
W.. O'Bfien; Charleston; ID. GOODWIN,
Fort Note; w. j. Magrath, Charleston
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Aa siaad dsasa 81 Gep5e. George So N.
CeSi.sfi Salem, sutstes County. d An.
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S f dried beef e so s,es S
hs sTa Il Psszs kills lSss S
lower. but not sufficiently to give buyers here
rate OF freight. Stocks are worked pretty low.
Roasting grades OF Rio sre quoted at 21LQ22c:
sSSd e 70 f lsncs a. q s RT svs at
CANDLEs-Hotel, Hgz2c; star candles are
quoted al l9 eazOc: common pressed l8els1<c.
CHEEsE-At l61<9l71sc for Tine 10 cnoice FAC
tory.
Is steady at oSgCOc, and syrups at 5Oc9sl for
RIcE.Dealers quote at 71<9sc for Rangoon.
sUGARs-Market firm and an 70 advance
East. There is, however, no change in quota
We quote: New Orleans, zszssXc. Re-
fined Is quoted at IL IzsSl0ssc for A. fC1z9lo9le
soDA-fn boxes, 71SgSc; $685. kegs.
SoAPs-Werk,s German Is quoted st 71z97<c
srARcH-Dealers quote at 5G57lc per pound
sfIcEs-Pepper is quoted at 2sesOc; allspice
lS9Ac: cloves; 60955c; cassia, 4Od3z5c.
TEAs-Market nrm.
Gunpowder is quoted at s5cgsl 50; Imperial
eoc9sl 20; Hyson Sl@l 30; Oolong, S5c9sl: Eng
SALT-Saginaw, dray load lots, at 81 S5@l 90
oa1o ayef , aLaS esd s so!s az u Ggl 10 sagi
at 81 SOL 20.
sEEDtThere is scarcely anything doing.
FLAX seed is quoted al 81 20: clover at IS 016 70
timothy at q IS; choice at g. gu.
sTRAW-Sells from wagons at 81 5O95 per load
or O945c per 100.
TIMERS STOCK.-Trade Is dull and quota
tons are nominal. Tn plate Is quoted. Tor
u, loxl4, charcoal, arsf quality. at sl2 90
So e. 1 50 roofing e. tn s11 sas 'SSnS Bra n
smooth IRON. sc. MooSshead's 0O sal van
'3%sf Rst aG Ss SS ig 60 t pe c Straits lis
per cent discount. Solder i fiSnegs Sc
Copper.sheeting, IA to Is o., S5c; plan
ished Il to Is o., 40c; bolt copper, &c., bottoms,
B 1e ihen metal gis &c bar &c. Anthony isc
TOOLS-Axes, simmons patent. slS; ditto
cut saws, Atkins Improved patent. Sc per foot !;
ditto, half patent, SOC; clipper saws, 55c, light
ming, soc; carriage bolts, 50 and 10 per cent dIs
TOBACCO-Steady and finn.
Royal Gem Is quoted at S4ge0c; Monitor Navy,
quarters. 62a7Oc: smoking brands, SO@5Uc.
TALIOW-In fair demand at 71&97szc.
ditto s No ;t6 5u6 9I Per e1 NJ ssSs NO
common, per dozen, $40 50; No. ditto, So 50;
f No ditto tic 6 50; No; ] cedar churns press
churns, SIS; No. ditto SIC; No. ditto sl4; stave
half bushel measures, S. So; hoop iron bound
sleeves, HIS 81 75a2 ditto oe IS 81 sS o2 81 0eai
buckets two hoop, 81 sOG2 90; ditto three hoop
sIO5. -
WOOL-Market steady. Quoted at, for un-
washed, 33935c: fleece washed, SOC; tub washed
and picked, 53Ca56c
WINDOW GLASS Single Strength
End Dual. LIST DUAL.
SxS to Sxl0. .....................S7 90 rs
Sx15 to 1Oxl3..........---.--...-.... 90 SIS
lQxl6 TO l2xl8............................. ii %
i2xSO to 2Jx26 l3 90
Discount 50 and per cent, off above.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
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PUzzLING MAGICIANs.
TWO RIVAL CoNJURERs IN LoNDoN-THK
sLEIGHT OF HAND TRIcKS

TWO RIVAL CoNJURERs IN LoEDoS-TH KrR
sLElGHT OF HAND TRICKS
A London letter speaks of two celebrated
magiclans IN that city: For some time past
we have been amused in London by the
presence and ingenuity OF two rival con-
Jurors, DIR. Lynn and Mr.. Maskelyne.
They outdid one another in maryels. and are
round TO occupy rooms side by side at the
Egyptian Hall, Piccsdills. When one pro-
ouced Dox trick, the other came out with
q basket trick. When one exposed the
Davenport Brothers, the other ridiculed
the pretentions of Miss Eva Fay. At last
Dr. Lynn came out with a clever but CHASTITY
trick OF cutting mans head off. But Mr..
Maskelyne, not TO be beaten, has invented a
mecnanlcal contrivsnce, called Psyche,
Wnlcn is q marvel among. automatic and
already the talk of all London. Psycho is a
oummy hgure resting on a square box or
case, literally filled with clock and elaborate
machinery, and this case, with the dummy
nguIe or doll resting upon it, is placed on a
II is absolutely impossible that a man an
De concealed under the figure to work IL. as
WAS the case with the once celebrated auto-
matte chess player. The box under PSYCHE
Is extremely small and completely filled
VIII ~. machinery OF an elaborate kind. But
az me command OF Mr.. Maskelyne, Psyche
adds figures together, muItiplies. subfrscts
ana performs various astounding tricks in
mental arithmetic. He is able also TO tell
what cards have been subtl acted from the
PACK by several people in the audience.
But the most marvellous trick performed bv
PSYCHIC consists of his playing a hand az
whist with three gentlemen selected from
the audience. When the cards are dealt.
fsycho's cards are arranged in front of him
on seml-crcular frame. The cards PLAYED
are called out by Mr.. Maskelyne, and when
5sycho's turn comes to play the figure
looks wise, turns bis head, puts out his
hand and selects the necessary card. He
plays an excellent game, never revokes nor
makes mistake, and the feat is awarded
s wlt1 the utmost unbounded applause.
Mecbanicians are wild about the discovery.
which reflects great credit on the ingenious
skill of the inventor. Psyche was first in
troouced down at Sandrin CHAM, by express
order and command of H. r. Fl. the Prince
OF wales. who, by the bv, was prevented
from paying his first visit to Mr.. Irvipg,s
Hamlet at the Lyceum last evening, owing
20 TIE ssd and serious Hines of bis Younger
brother, the Prince LEOPOLD
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MxRKE


NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-BEEF CArTLE-The re-
ceipts to-day were $3.50 head, making 1900 head
for the week, against 400 head for the same
time last week; quality same as reported last
week, with little firmer tone and upward ten
dency for good cattle; extreme range, seals for
natives SS9l0 for Texans: sales of cars Illinois
steers, averaging cwu, at Sill l212dll %; cars
do, averaging cwt, at slI; cars do, averaging
"a cwt, at Sill; cars do, averaging IL cwt, at
Sill 80; cars do, averaging ~ cwt at sl2; cars
do, averaging cwt, at sll 50Gll IS; 2 cars do
ing 615g7% cwt, at $40 56@ll 80 5 cars do
averaging 81 cwt, at sl0@l0 so; cars do, av-
eraging 6cwt. at $40 70; cars do, averaging 81
cwt. at SO 50@9 IS: cars do averaging Ga cwt,
I'll 70; cars do, averaging "a cwt, at Sll 50Gl3;
scars do averaging 81 cwt, at $40 259ll IS cars
Ohio, averaging cwt, at Sl2 5Odl3 50; cars do,
averaging So cwt, at Sl39l3 IS; 5 cars Texans,
averaging AZ cwt, at SS@S so.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The receipts yesterday
and to-day were 8 $50 head, making a total OF
1880 for the week, against lS,OSO for the same
easier at reduction OF Csc; extreme range SIS so
as; with but few sold for less than Sc p or more
than 81 80; the sales include cars Illinois
sheep, averaging so lbs, at CSC; cars do, av-
eraging 96lbs, at &c; car do, averaging IS
lbs, at &c; cars Ohio, averaging lib lbs, at
nc; car do, averaging AS lbs, at Sc; car,
averaging lUS lbs, at SIC; car 81 lbs, at re:
car Indiana, averaging ll9 lbs. at 75sc; car do,
averaging IFS lbs, at TIC; car do, averaging
$50 lbs, at PC.
HoGs-The receipts esterday and to-day were
81 SEQ head, against "a 6y0 head for the time
last week; some offered alive; dressed nomin :
ally weak at S14@S19c for western, AID S1s@Stsc
for city.
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0hOOmS-OOmmOn, u oOg1z UOs 16uluIns u 20,
.BGfLDiNa MATERIALS ne: Delphi and
huntington, Bic; Peru, SOC; -. Paul, &c per
bushel. Hair, 40c per bushel Plaster: Micni-
gan, 50 IS; Newark, 81 80. Fire .ck 90 TO 81 per
hundred. White sand, 81 per barrel Cement 81 70
per barrel for Louisville; 81 SOFAS for Portland.
DRY GOODS-Trade quiet. Lewiston tickings
L cent higher.
BArrINe--Ordinary, lO9l211c; middling, l5c;
best tissue, l6c.
Comfort prints. 61<9Sc; standard fancy do.s1<9
exc; standard fancy side band, SH9l0c.
Dress goods-But little doing ;prtces lower than
last season.
Cotton and wool dannels are quiet.
Grown DRILLIN9-Nashville, lie; Pepperel.
Ike; Stark. 1l<c.
TIcKING-Omega 81 inch, 2lc; Amoskeag A @.
$50; A, 19c; Conestoga, A Medal, $50; u Medal,
l6c; extra,H, lSc; extra A, 2lc; Lewtstown IS
inch, 25c; ditto az inch. 2lc; ditto 30 inch. 1873
Selecting srR1Pxs-AmericaA, 6-a, lie; s-S. lOc
Whittenden lSc, lzc, and l5c; Union, IA, ls, and
ISc.
PAPER CAMBRIcs-Advanced. Common col
ors, sc; high colors, &c.
PRIETs-WashingJon. American, Richmond,
Oriental, Connestoga, Merrinac, 81zc; Spragus',i
fancy, SIC. Green stripes, l0c; Garner prints,
SIC FREEMAN, 756c STANDARD Shifting prints sZc
Albion solid c0lors, SC; Peabody su1ting exc;
Wamsetta, 10; Black and Mourning prints, &c.
CARPET OHAIE-White, &c; clored, pc; COW
erlet warp, DC
BROWN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, lOc. Nash
vile, l0c; Vaudeville, exc; Idaho, 91kc: New
Albany, 100; stark A., l0c; Laurel D. Ice |:
Laurel H, &C.: Park A., TIC; Granite b., &c: Bed
ford r, &c; Pepp N, Sc; Pepp. .. &c; Pepp r.
s1Sc; Pepp E., l01zc.
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REeIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. y.
There being no meeting of the Board of Trade
to-day and no dispatches from other markets,
the following review for Saturday Is again pre-
scented. Stores on the street were generally open,
but there was but little business doing any,
where. The weather is certainly more encour-
aging. ana the warm sunshine is melting the
snow and ice at a rapid rate:
The closing day OF the week. so far as trade
was concerned, corresponds very closely with
the preceding ones. The weather is modersting,
and that excites some cheerfulness, but on the
whole Ii is very quiet day on the street. On
Change there was an active demand Tor corn,
which could not be supplied at prices accepte-
of p cent above yesterday, and not much could
be obtained at that. Wheat was quiet and oats
also. Seeds remain quiet and hay dull. Prov1s-
ions we're steady at quotations, with no busi-
ness except in options as reported below.
WEEKLY REVIEW.
The severe cold weather noted in the last re-
view continued without abatement until Thurs
day, when there were the first signs of improve
nent. Friday and Saturday were moderate
days, and where the suns rays could strike
fairly theice was melted from the sidewalks and
crossings pretty generally, rendering pedestrian
loconaotion less dangerous than for several weeks
past. Sunday morning there was fall of an
In IN or two of snow, but the sun appeared at
midday ard 1t soon disappeared, and some of
trade ~ circles, taken as a whole,
the week has been a quiet one. There has been
some uSineSS, 10 De sure, out not 10 say any
activity. Travelling men on the road have been
doing remarkably well. however, in the dry
goods line, and moderately 80 In others. A few
DAYS OF pleasant weather in the country TO set
the people moving will undoubtedly give new
aspect 20 the business situation.
THE GRAIN MARKET
has been a quiet one. All the early part of the
week there was downward tendency to prices,
and the consuming markets appeared to be
waiting for lower range. The first
signs of reaction in corn were perceptible
on Thursday, were more clearly defined on FRI
<5av. and on Saturday the market had become
--erv arm at an advance of one and one-half
senss f7om the lowest point reached The ex-
i1 oct reach above 200 ears for the entire week
W 1sr Is reported. Wheat remains, so far as this
~ 10 a. concerned, i'm statu quo. There has
Ilai a. cn,,siderable activity In the trade at
1ss5e.go and Saturday very
LII and advancing market was re-
nI I'LL II Is probable that the grain
bonds of farmers in this section will began to
III ne AGAIN so soon as the prospects OF the COM
inossrS, shall become subject of estimate and
lug safion There is at present no shipping de-
spec1ia - ,oriees which holders will accept and
maj ~ which reaches market barely supplies
tne ,nai mills Nearly all that comes Is bought
IN l vSsb nv the milers and does not appear in
dlrectl5s - on Change. Oats have been dealt
the Dusine little and prices are nominally
in Dub o. The movement OF all kinds
uncnssns en- route through here by rail has been
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A @ a r d
Trade Palace, Oct. Z.

Trade Palace, Oct Z.
To the Country Readers:
We respectfully ask your imme :
date attention to the best selected
stock ofDry Goods, Notions ana
Millinery ever brought 10 this city.
By giving our Individual attention
to ouying in New York, we have
occurred a line or Silks. Black
Goods Dress Goods, Domet1cs,
WoOlens. Flannels, Shawls, Table
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, No
tions and Millinery at such rates
and on such terms as bles us
to offer the lowest prices known
since 1862. Our prices are alike to
ell, and Gran0 erS as well as 9TH
era will find at no other house
more attractive goods or lower
prices.s
L 8 -AYRB5 Be- CO.,
TRADE PAL ACE
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FINANCE AND BUSINESS.
GENERAL MARKET REVIEW.
THE LOCAL MONEY MARKET.

AA11 AOOzAI1 -iI0-N11A -11AININ
There is still no change TO note in tinan-
cIal matters and no special activity in the
demand tor money. nor in general business,
anticipated until after the 1st of March.
There is an abundant supply at all the
banks, and general disposition to accom-
modate ali responsible borrowers. New
York exchange continues steady and firm
at previous rates. The prospect for
the future SPPesrs 20 grow
brighter each succeeding week. There is
likely to be an unusual number of buildings
erected this season, and Of such a character
as TO give employment to all of our mechan-
icsl aud laboring population. Money to loan
on mortgage was never so abundant nor at
so chesp rates and favorable terms. This of
itself will stimulate the improvement of
property. and the more so that there is so
pressing demand for more tenement houses.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-CATTLE-The receipts since
Saturday were 5000 head the quality was poor
and the market slow and heavy poor to choice
at s3@6; inferior to extra at " 50@6 IS; ship
meots, 1000 head.
Hostile receipts to-day were 1900 head
market dull, heavy and lower for choice, at sl0td
Is for light; sales were made OF light at " GOA
so; heavy, 6597 Is; poorest, IS 70; best 81 40;
shipments, 5000 head.
SHEEP-The receipts to-day were 700 head
market dull and nominal.
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CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET.
rBy Telegra oh to the Sentinel.I

CINCINNATI, Feb. 22.-CATTLE-The receipts
for the week were 2 eos head there is ample
supply, with moderate demand, closing quiet
but firm better grades scarce at 80 COg6 2l 2lG
S. 20, 2505 ", and IS O0(G4 90.
SHEEP AND LAEfBS-Ihe receipts for the week
were 1876 head; the market was steady and
firm, all selling 81 5O@6 so.
HoGs-The receipts for the week were 1897
head; the receipts to-day were light, with fair
shipping snd butchers demand, all selling, and
closing firm at 50 50Cd7 60.
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OF D.OoO bales, OF which 5000 hales were
LOT speculation and export and Il70O bales
A,Lnetlcan. Breadstuffs are quiet. Bacon-Long
SLear mlddles, Is. Spirits turpentine, 251<a26.
Petroleum-Rehned,3 01zs.
PARIS, Feb. z2.-Rentes, 65f Sc.
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FoREIGN MARKETe.

sssLoHDoN, Feb. 22-Consols for money and
account, ss1s; 5-90s, 1855: lO7s4; 1867, lol15;
l0-4o's, l02z4: new SIS, lo3; New York Central
24H. Turpentine, 251z.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 22.-Cotton is active and firm;
middling uplands, 7szd; Orleans 1905 sales
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2O.-Cotton-Is quiet and
steady; sales were made of middling upland at
l554@l61kc. Futures closed quiet and steady with
sales OF 16, 500 bales fcllows Seller February,
10 l3-l6c; seller March. Is 25-32c; seller April.
is 5-3lc; seller May l61zc seller June, l6 $3.50
seller July, IL lS2c seller August, II 3-iec; seller
September, Is 23-32c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-F1our-The market is
firm with a fair trade demand; receipts, 9.775
barrels; sales were made or superfine Western
and State at 81 0004 50: common 10 good extra cd
al S. 60G4 75; good TO choice at "a S005 % !;
common to good white wheat Western extra
at IS 25@S so; common TO good extra Ohio at
"a 656l6 40; common TO choice st. Louis at 81 20
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-02-23
NEW BOUNTY LA VS..
GOOD THING FOR WINTER

Where do sick folks love TO go
When the wtntery breezes blown
In the days of frost and snow?
Go BUY SNYDER'S CORDIAL.
What DO pale folks love to do
When the wind blows through and through
What can make them good az new!
Go BUY SNYDER'S CORDIAL
When feel neuralgia pain.
All things else try in vain;
What brings sweet relief again?
Go BUY SNYDER'S CORDIAL
When there's pain beneath my vest,
And my dinner won't digest,
What ofall things then is bestG
Go BUY SNYDER'S CORDIAL
When I'm vexed with aching head,
And think I'm almost dead,
What can get me out of bed?
Go BUY SNYDER'S CORDIAL.
See the LITTLE QUEER BOOK" for 1875.
H. q. LEISENRING & CO.,
Sole proprietors. 927 SAMSON st., Philadelphia.
SHIDELER, SNYDER & Co.,
General Agents,
s. East Market ST., Indianapolis.
All druggists sell 1t for 81 per bottle.