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Middletown transcript., 1876-05-27
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
New Castle County National
Bank of Odessa.

At Odessa, in the State of Delaware,
At the close of business May IL, 1876:
RESOTRCES
Middletown transcript., 1876-05-27
1876 SPRING TRADE. 1876

INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE PUB
Lie TO THE
Middletown transcript., 1876-05-27
ORDINANCES FOR THE GOVERNMENT
~ OF THE TOWN OF MIDDLETOWN,
yNCy w ADE

SMYRNA, DEL, May 22d, 1876.
Middletown transcript., 1876-05-27

Full lines Of STAPLE COT.
TONS and WOOLENS In assert.
ment unsurpassed by any
house ON the Peninsula.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
Special to the AnneaI.l

Special to the Appeal
GRENADA, October 23.-To-dsy has
proved day long to be remembered b. the
citizens OF our county, both white and black
A joint discussion hSd been agreed upOn he
tween our fellOw-citizen Hon w X RarILs-
dale and Judge Ware, chairman OF the Re
publican State executive committee hut as
usual Withsall sfch, Ware did not mt i'm his
appe arance, but in lieu thereof wrota 10 Gam
tain Barksdale two letters apologizirg for not
complying with his agreement, saw
ing that George E. Harris would
meet him to-day. Our big White
Oak read these letters to the large crowd of
assembled voters, both white and ack and
1t was unanimously decided that they be-
trayed upon the face Of them Judge Wares
meet Captain Barksdale in a fair field and in
an honest discussion of the issues of the day
The beauty OF 1t was that the country poured
in its clubs OF both white and black A larger
crowd has not before been as embed in our
city during the present campaign. The result
was as previously expected. Our own proud
and gallant W. r BarksdaIe had the Held All
to himself. The voters, both colored aud
white, gave him close attention, aud Judging
from the oft approving cheers his eIoqUenI
and argumentative speech thoroughly ex-
hausted all the questions involved, both
national and local, in our common
wealth'S interest. He poured the red
hot shot OF truth, reform, economy hon
esJy and governmental reformation into their
ranks for the space of two and a half hours
from the results of which we confidently an.
Jicipate the best Of consequences, The col.
ored people all over the country are opening
their eyes, and you can count to-day on
Grenada county as being safe for Tilden, Hen.
bricks and reform
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
Congressional Appointments.

ZION. CASEY YOUNG and Colonel W. NJ.
III RANDOLPH, candidates for Congress,
will address the citizens of the Tenth Con-
gressional District of Tennessee at the follow
ing times and places, viz:
Memphis, Assembly Hall, Tuesday, Oct. 9th
Grand Junction, Thursday, Oct. 26Jh.
PccahOntas, Friday, Oct. 9th.
Bolivar, Saturday, Oct. 28th.
Collierville, Monday, Oct. Both.
Germantown, Tuesday, Oct. 3lst.
Memphis, Exchange Building, Wednesday,
Nov. lst.
Bartlett, Thursday, Nov. ID.
Withe, Friday, Nov. Sd.
Lucy, Saturday, Nov. 4th.
Memphis, OperahOuse, Monday, Nov 9th.
At each of the above appointments except
Memphis the discussion will begin at o'cloc K
Pm, and at Memphis at N O'Clock pm.
NJ. d. Il. STEWAR
Chairman Democratic Elk. Com 10th Dist.
W. j. SMITH,
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The Congressional and Legislative Can.
didates at Work on Saturday
Where hey Spoke and What
They Said.
National and State Affairs Ably Dis.
eussed-Ihe Radical Candidates
Overwhelmed by Their DEM
Oeratie Opponents.
Casey YOuRg's ExcOriatiOn OF Randolph
Lowe and KOrtrecht Meet for the
First 1ime-What Colonel
Avery Said at Bartlett.

The Democratic and Republican con-
gressiOnal and legislative candidates
made field day OF il on SATURDAY., the
Democrats receiving hearty and efficient
aid from Colonel Avery. They will be
similarly employed every dsy this
week, Colonel Casey Young and Mr..
Randolph being advertised to speak at
the Greenlaw Operahouse. tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24

WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 6, 1875.
DEAR SIR-The undersigned earnestly de-
sire your attention to their request for con-
tribution in aid OF the Republican campaign,
which was sent you some time since.
The exigencies of the campaign have been
and are very great, and we trust you will, on
receipt of thfs, remit q ubersl contribution
Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
Il. CHASDLER,
Chm Republican National Committee.
SIMON CAMERON,
Chm Republican Congressional Committee.
r. G. MCCORMICK,
Sec'y Republican National COMMITTEES.
]. M. EDMUND3
sec'yRspublican Congressional Committee
r. S.-Remit to Hon. Jacob Tome, treasur-
er, Washington, ID. C., by money, draft, or
registered letter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
Probate Court Sale of Town Lot,

No. 247, K. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-Mary HacIEett Guard !.
ian, vs.. Maggie Hackett.
DY virtue OF a decree for sale entered in
d this cause, will sell, at public auction
to the highest bidder, In front of the cOuTt,
house door, on Main street, Memphis, Tenn. .,On
Tue'day, November Il, Isz6,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: situate in Memphis.
Shelby county, Tenn, and being lot No 7, in
the division between Hoffman and Barton In
the Circuit Court OF Shelby county, July 4,
1865, fronting 40h feet on Auction street, be-
tween Big Creek road and hill street; runainQ
back south 1S5 feet, between parallel lines, to
an alley. Minimum value $50
Terms OF Sale-Cash. This October %, 1876,
JAMES BELLY, clerk,
3. Walker, Sol. for compIt oc2I tue
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
The AttOrney-GeneraI of Georgia Ques-
lions the CODstitutiOnRIity of Judge
Taft's Military Order,

NEW YORK, October % The Her
AIDS Atlanta special says Governor Smith has
submitted to the attorney -ge neral of Georgia
the question of the constituUionality of At
tOrney-General Tafts order and the enforce
ment act. 1t Is an open secret that the state
attorney general believes both are unconsti-
tutiOnal, and Will SO decide, wheTeupon the
governor will instruct the Georgia militia to
obey no orders except from their own COM
missioned officer. This will be construed to
relieve any citizen of Georgia from becoming
part OF a posse when called upon by United
states deputy marshals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
Particulars of TweeG;s sojourn I'm Cuba.

NEW YORK, October % The Herald
publishes an account OF Tweed's soJourn in
Cu0a. 1t appears that he, with his companion
Hum, suddenly landed on the coast near San
usgo on the eleventh of June, and that they
went To Santiago, where Tweed was detained
until July 25th for the purpose of investiga-
tton by the Spanish authorities of his psss-
port, under the name of John Secor, from the
American state department, which bore date
early In April, some four months afte T his eS-
cape from Ludlow street Jail. His escape to
NlRo aud arrest there are well known. Hunt
Is now said to be Tweed's son-in-Iaw, a Mr..
Mag1nnts, OF New Orleans, with whose ap-
pearance photograph OF Hunt agreed per-
faetlX
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
wEArHER PHOBABILIrIEs.

HAE DEPT., oFFIcE CH. SIa. OYFrCxR,l
%AEHIS sToE, October a. lam. J
For Tennessee and the Ohio palley,
filling folIoaOed 6y T5sing barometer,
DHHler s0tstheJiy 5inds, shifting to cold
er north or tOest, party cloudy aceather,
and possibly in The latter occasional
rains
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24

PROVENOETOWN, MASS, October % An
az count OF the loss of the brig AlmIra states
that the crew OF i've, including the captain,
took to a raft, and after terrible kuffsrIngs the
captain and one of the crew died, another be-
came insane and jumped overheard, and the
remaining two were rescued,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
A Bold South Carolina Boy.

Special Dispatch to the Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, d. C., October 20. Senator
Patterson, OF South Carolina, known here as
the "Man- fraid-1 Go. .Home," leaves here
to-morroY for his native heath. Tonight he
addressed what Is known as the South Caro-
lima Republican association, composed most
~ OF negroes. He impressed upon ineir minds
that the whites of the State were promiscu-
ously mproerlng the colored men, and that no
black man was safe In his domestic or civil
relations. he based his whole speech on what
he read from quotations from South Carolina
republican newspapers, and admitted, that he
had not been In the state for six months, but
inasmuch as Grant had sent sixty military
companies to protect him he proposed to try
and get safely TO Charleston. on the uneOr-
roborated statements of this political dema-
gogue, whe Is actually a resident of fennsyl-
Vsnia, Grant Issued the proclamation pTedi-
Gated upon falsehoOd and conceived with the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cation and gold: N.w
York cotton, lOIo. Memphis cotton, 10
3 I6. Ne10 FORK gold, 11Ob. Memphis
gold, 1881
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
stockholders Meeting.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Co.

TVNHE annual meeting of the stock no iders OF
( the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company will be held al the Peabody Hotel,
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
Wednesday, November 10, 1870,
at which time Directors will be elected for the
ensuing year. Stock holders and their fami-
lies will be passed free over the road by eX-
hibfting their stock Certificates to conductors.
Oc2l s. II. LAMB, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24

deliberate ipurpose to coerce the will Of its
people. Secretary Morrill,, who was an
nounced also TO address the Republican assO-
citation, backed out and reported hImseIf
sick.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
tuesday. OCTOBER a., 1876.
WAsHrNerov, october 8. ls7t

Memphis friends who hold governmental po-
sitions have not been sighted:
HAYES. AND WHEELER CAMPAIGN OF
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GRENADA, MISS.

Barksdale's Radical Opponent Fails to
- Come TO Time-An Immenss Crowd
of white aud Black People En-.
thusiastie over BarksdaIe's
Speech.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
MARRIED.

ETTER-BACHMAN-O the evening of
October 23d, by Rev. E. NJ. Richardson, Mr. W.
]. WETTER and Miss LILLE BACHMAN'
No cards.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.

WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SERVICE u. :. ARNY.l
M0SBAY, oct. %, ls76, 1905 pm. I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
SOUTH CAROLINA,
General Hampton Councils FOrbearahce
and SubmissiOn-RiOtOus Demon
stratiOns by the Negroes in
Charleston County.
Report OF the Democratic Executive
Committee On the CainhOy Affair
The Republicans Responsible
for the Bloody Work.

Senator Patterson Characterized as the
Man-lfraid-TO.G GO- -HOme''-Dem-
Ocratic Executive Committee
Urging the Disbanding of
Military Organizations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
THOMAS.
The High-Tax RepudiatOr Does Not
Stand the Ghost Of Chance in
East Tennessee.
A DisOrganiZer and q Self-NOminated
Regulating Candidate for Gov.
ernO :, he Is not Known In
the Race.
The Independept. Radical organ which

The Independent Radical organ which
supports Thomas would have people here
abouts believe that the seIf-loVing disorgan-
izer has party at his back. The following OK
tracts, in addition to those already furnished
by the APPEAL, disproves that assertion, and
shows that while he has done all in his feeble
power to do, he has failed ut g. ly 10 make
even mark upon the politics OF the times:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
THE EAs TERN INVALID.

W. M'ELRoY. Sergeant.
az.z..@@H-e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24

The following Is The last appeal Tor "funds"
made by Zack Chandler. This appeal, IN the
shape OF q ciTc ular letter, is sent to every
Federal of1ce holder Ia the Union, and our
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
General Hampton Advises FOrbearanee
| In South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, October B.-RiOting demon
stratio1S of negroes, generally supposed to be
the result OF the Cainhoy affair, are reported
from various points of Charleston county. A
serious demonstration OF armed negroes at
Mount Pleasant village, opposite Charleston,
, 1876-12-14

loWcrEuuoted II S UEe rs tos common 70 clloicc
NEW ypNK,
Nzw Ynnr Dec 1!-i,Y xYks-ItcccIpts Yesterday
sni ic.day. e1 aeaiit l. i'd same illno ast wceEl
r,i n st,nt. Drefitn cntt1e In mi,cf1tc demand nt
rres nuufni MStldny. ali For gratf extremely Iuli
earjy ot cUlcc stcere lGsiGe ttp medium 10 rr
H3{nbinl3ct Interior and orliary, 74sHei fat bn0.
ut3S4t live weights hO.r ctttn steers that coat 4j rs
pcr lUj lbs weight III Chicago could not 10 1o!d for
urG than c, md. together with 400 other int Attct8
vii Hv 10 the lUtsdun market this week. 49,.
SItERr-ltUcn!pts for two days ,yfO against 0. 100
sano tl,nr last weok. ehoca Chlstnas aevp At !gl!
gures4 and few lots EuU1 to prime ~ fair prcca but
tic arkUt fst all olInsrJ qualities ant ear loaa 0hto
, 1876-12-14
NY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YCNk,

10 Ls Htyl<rn A&octaftd Ffsss.
NEW foNx, Dec. l3.-Gold opened It 107si and
sosed a 10TH, Tho extremes pS tha dAy were
l07hGlo7A. Carrying rates, atob.
Governments weFe hrm.
Nallsoad bonds were strong, especially for
Northwestern isaues.
Stats securities wero qu!et.
THIS stock market was genstat'Y strong, hut
slthuut important features, Tho regular quarter.
ly meeting VI Western Union Directors wa1 hold
to-day. The official report for tho quarter ending
Sept. 30 showed tbs prolts to 10 $751; ITO. o.
t37, lit In s1esss Of tho esttnsse. After pay.
Ing dividend for that quarter, and providing
fVf everything else. there remained surplus
Of slU1, 045. Tho statement for tho curEcnt quar-.
ter talinR With the coss Of tbs year, nst profits
partially cstinated, VIA stso presented. II shows
that, after pay,nv dividend Ut ~ per cent, and
providing for a,lss obligations Of the Company.
there Will remain u surplus VI s32o. EOS. TEaus-
aetiuns to-day wctu 70, Ooo, u which 3. 0o0 wers
paei.c .iail. 1000 Western tn'on. 1000 l'oe.
, 1876-12-14
FOREIGN CITIES.

FVlEEl6N CaIiESs
Special DaspascA to TIC 1fitun4
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1D-ll q. m.--FLuuR-No. I. 15s;
NJ. =, 2Is.
x-Wheat-Wtntcr No. I, los 3ds No. 2, 10,s
spring No. !, 1ua 0ll No. J. d 9d. wl.itc No, l. III
ad1 No. 10a lid, club No. l, lis eds No. ia ii.
curn-No. /, 27s ID, No. ?. 2as Dd.
FRoyIsloxs-pork, 70s LKsd, 538.
LlvEHP0ol. Dec. l3-l ?. in.-LAAp-b2sG Cd.
RcSt unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l1.-coTrox-stcsdys O 01l.iaag,fd;
sules, $1,000 bale4t speculsslon and export, 1,uoi
American, =, 500.
DMxApsTuTFs- California whita wheat average, loa
ltd0ls sd; club, lis lddellA ad lprny, d 0ds dlf
winter, 1osllN ~. F1our-Weatcrp canal, 2Issass.
Corn-Wessern mixed, 29N1273[s. American oats-o3
3}ss, American blr1ey-3M<. CanaI!au pcaz-305<s.
AMERICAN CLoyxa.ARKD-G5975s.
Tnov1sloHs-MtSs pork, 70a rrimb mess beef Hl14a
American lard. hsMs American chocIe, Css. LouK
clear bacon. 4asi short clear ANA.
TAILnw-Fiuu American, f:s1t.
rx1HoLruN-Splrss, l3s, ft1ncd. 1ik02ss.
JtEstN-CUsnmun. G1G1.; pale, l4s.
6plHtrs TuMrESrENE-3ls.
L1MsxkD utL-ssA
LONDON, Dec. l3.-RnriNxo Px7aoLxvA-2ea2s.
SrlR1Ts sTUnPKNTlHx-3VHs.
ANTWERP, Dec, ,la.-rErRoL1uM-8l.
, 1876-12-14
MARINE.

HERE AND Tn1nE.-Tho machinery Of the tug
KIttic Smoke 10 being taken ont Al Manttowoc; u
now hull will be built there fur II ths wintcr....
The tugs Wlnslow and 6wcepstGkes wefc placed In
winter quarters at Detroit Monday. All Of tue A.
ISOLATION tugs hnve now been laid up....The dis.
play Of cautlonary signals will be discontinued on
tho lakes after Dec. 70 for The season, except at
milwaukee, and Grand Haven. ...1hs Injury sas-
Mlngd by tho schs Willinm crossthwa!t 6y thu
81 COO. Her hosdyenr was al demolished wind.
lasa.bi.. broken, several amoesaeaas t9fn o.. anu
done to lines and sides BY ehadng ogainat tho dock
....The numhor Of vcsHels IN w!nter auarte!s ut
milwaukee, IL IA follows: stoamcre, 4: prorellurs,
S; stealnlarges, j; tugs, II; lteAmscows. .;
barks, 4; bfigs, ii sciioonc1, rs; basEes, 81
ecows, 25 Total 1t0. Total last winter, l3l.
, 1876-12-14
PROVISIONS.

llon pRoDuCTs-worc moderately active. and
Nrtner tic speculative articles, tho decline
Of tho previous afternoon being moro than re.
cavcrcd The receipts OF hogs were not large ~ OK
pected and tho market ruled 1r. which brought out
good demand for product TO f short safes. while the
tanning ralIroal cnts. We noi0 that Liverpool aynn
declined OIL per IL. ba On ar but ~ noted by Us yes
terday TINT market has been aFti1clhfly Inflated by
November corner, the effects Of which only now
working Oh; and tho price there can 70 considerably
lower yet before 1t falls below tho point at wt ship
ments could ho made from Chicago with pront, ntprcs-
cnt pricca here. and present freight rites.
MR4s ronk-Waa ruthsr less active. and advanced
c7c por BRIL- closing ls4c higher than Tuesday evcn-
7so btls seler December at Stu.37}&3 t942&, g. 5.o
brs Reer January Mt SIC 45ta b7s II, 800 br.s seller
February It s1e. o2sd1lG. TN, aud 22so bsla scur
I'll so:yl lin It, SD a5 lo.0 ~ FsSsa les: sssh
nIsts aa sfsF 1r sesr s
Marcel wns nomlas! Ct 81 osfe e ~ y It ths G1ase
TneEe Eood ayg'and ~ ths monsl,Ms f. delivery:
sae5 Fsfs IL stpr NppFn1ea q Il Il
t s'sssS sis s ss s t. iss; .;Sss ssss
sssea sss4 t Y s .siIs! Jasas.yi LA
eisa7s-%sfo apparently autot. with no material
rHs sass = t; to mf5s
below tho prices insisted by holet1, sales wrrc
f9ss II q e.: sss e ~:
shd .::t s'sss. sas saS :sss s ~
s r. sS VT
, 1876-12-14

rao yesterday. hut heyond that thero was no notcn'
ahlp improvement. News tram tho Fast was css dls.
cnutARln2 than tint received tho preceding days Of
tln weak, and shippers SLOWED more disposition 10 In
vest but they wtre unwilling to pny any sdshnee over
previous haurcs, and NO Quots pricct unchanged.
More choice cntt,o offered than have been sctn IN
tho yards on my day within tho past fortnight and
salts noted At s5.O0a623 for drovcs averaging
from LOO 10 Lass ba. Tie prominent saiea wcro n
head At sa,1a, BY Wood Drus., a. head a. &o.oo ty
Rhannon, rlatt, a Co., n and ~ head 1t 93.l5, BY
straAes. Wadaworth, ttA ami 10 head At q. ?s BY
euminon 70 falr shiprinE stesis sna ea:n9o q ioF
f"r Gnais Il H. MMDs,Sn f1r common 10 chocs. Tns
nn0ffnu1 Vnta fuW, Tho market cteed etc1dy.
, 1876-12-14
A Foolhardy Man Goes to Sleep with
I5on.Eonstsictor.

Elnsas CftY Auti.
Sam johnson, OF this city, formerly l1cputy
Constable, ca,no very near losing his lie lately,
aud ii lie had there would have 6ccn general
exprussIon OF opinion that hc tempted his fats
BY an exhibition Of singular foolhard!ncas
prudence. For so!no tltno, Johnson has had
the care Of an immense snake OF tho boa-gon-
strictor species. This sweet boon WAS left III
Johnson's. charge by the proprietor, Of one ot
its lnts visit to this plaec. The snake had been
sick, and fearing that 1t would die II It waa curt
cd about from place 70 place, IT. owner nude !.
All arrangement with johnson to take care VI u
appeur on tho exhibition, Sam has paid aIl
needed attention to hla snakeshLp, and tue huge
"hoa'' has quito recovered FROM his tli'icss
under his constlcrato ind careful Intention,
With ths snake, and Nattorel hin.seif that 10
had succcelcl very well. Two or thrcu nights
ago, when the weather turned so suddenly nnd
severely cold, johnson found that the I0a WIS
benutnbcd with cold and apparently hall dead.
took the halt frozen snake from ita box aud
pIaeel It in lis own war1M bed from which ho
hnd risen. llc then returned to bed, Intending
when the snake should revive from lts. chilled
aud benumbod condition to rcplaee It ~ its
bog, Unfortunately Juhnson fell into lozc,
and then Into decp sleeP. From Ills sound sluIl-
bcr he was awakened by horrible selss 81 sui-
location about hta chest. liz awoke to hnd him
SELF In the terrible coils Of the 1oa-eoistrctoE,
who lInli been warmed to llo aud fury III john.
sons bed. Tho unfortunate man cotnprGhcnded
in an instant Ills fearful danger. Grcat drops of
ror be realized thu nature Of hls peril. With thc
energy Of despair he grasi,cd the snake with
both hands, aud With alMost Supcrhunan
strength, and iu manner he Gun searecly recall,
from his body, dragged !he struggling boa to
lis box, aud safely secured it IN is ull quarters.
severe nervous attack succeeded the frigl aud
, 1876-12-14
Withdrawn from atore on Tuesday for city
consumption: 2, 103 ba whnat, 72J Du corn. l, LIZ
Il, r 1x,,k kowI.

yrstfdrnspn {tnyn afnra m Tunatav fnr Cttv
,o".n,n,,1"n. 1na hu ,rbcs.' 7o.I In corn. / ~
"sar w. .sa K nm ,.n hnr,.r
ria soi;owI,o Grain ,rnu tnsnrctcd tntn storc IN
I'll. c,tv m "Wednesday morn,ns: 1 cur No.
,rtn+or .rbont m co,sNo on " ,vhent AZ rara
NJ . .rring II, car. No. n do. II, cors rotccted
~ = "a, M Grade tnn vhcct,. 4 cor. Nm ? corn-
!, ~. no.y htsh-TnruJ. cara new mixed fl carr
ro,cc.I car, IL cars no Grade do ~ corn,: cars
.';'t." Nc A. N cn,s ,.IoctoI In
W. ~, orr1o f91 oo..,, I car Nn rvc n cor.
~ 1e ~ rc,oct.d in: y cnr. M. 5 harley. II
~. NJ a5n r cors r,;cctc1 dr. car nm oradc
20 h.s,.s, ro,oI on, ro,s ~ oh nm hn. In,
s.n,,"I ss1t. - nT,1 h ,y,ent 81 az In corn.
80 ..1s r ~. nr -wa m 100 h., hsr,a.
~ srhn o.nttsmcn most nromtncn.ly nnmeJ for tsc
.ca" = ps.,taant -, ~ rn,o.ro no.+, ~ r,rnda
1.nse oa',o ~ sssr .ro nSurrv Ns,.on N Il Es,rs
....,. ~ w,inht n II fIncnin md r r
n,,h"rt w dn NM tnn,v yhot nil or anv n, thrsa
n.ta,o s.ss ,'ns,, consn;tni l., ~. notto,. ~ ~
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SAN rRANclsco,
SAN FNAYctsco, Dec. l3. Following wero the
Official closing priccs Of mining stocks this hftcf-

NEW ORLEAN8.
NEW ohLEAxs. Dec; 13-dold, 1os.
Sight exchange on New York Il discount.
Sterling exchange bankers' bills, 617.
FOREIGN, ....s.
LONDON, Dec, 1J-h p. m.-Consols. money and
account, o. 3.16. $500.
United States fionds-coupons. 'o3, 1o4h; '07s,
11O1i; 1o.iOs. l074; notv 6s. lo5X.
Central, 90; Erie, .; pfd, IL.
PAnls, Dec. 13-Esentes, LOAF, 57isc.
FnAHKrnNr, Dec. II. -unltsd States Donds-
Say7 liz. 1Q1lt,