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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-11
Pa.sInE rI,e CrowG.In.

A well-known drummer for
dry goods house who CHANGED
last summer to be in a Maine town
where the circus was to show that
night, made a bet that he could
pass every one of the party of
about thirty who had come over
from a neighboriDg town into the
"show" without paying a cent.
The wager being accepted, the
party was marshaled, and proceed
ed to the tent, where the door
keeper was busily engaged taking
tickets from all who passed
through the aperture in the can
vass. Coming up with his crowd,
the drummer rushed up to the
ticket taker with his hands full OF
cards, and SAID: "Just count these
men as they pass in, ending with
the one in the straw hat"
Certainly, SIR" and the Cerbe-
rus went to work: give, ten, four
teen, eighteen" ETC., as they pass
ed by him and mingled with the
crowd, till the straw hat was
reached, when he shouted thirty
one," and turned round for the
tickets. But the polite individual
who had bade him enumerate, had
vanished, while the party who was
crowned with the straw hat, the
only one who was stopped before
he had mingled with and melted
in the indistinguishable mass Of
the crowd inside, proved to be an
innocent countryman who had le'
ultimately procured his admission
pasteboard. The ticket takeI
could MT leave his post, for the
ingress of regular spectators was
pressing, SO he made the best of it
and said nothing. He had learn
ed lesson, however, that made
him take tickets first, and count
afterwards. for the future.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-11

Shares for Sale by I. D. Fox and Co.,
EdPORIA. KANSAS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-11

There were two Chinese shops at
Rowland Flat, Sierra county, Cal,
few days ago, but one of the mer-
chants placed ten-pound cartridge
under the establishment of his rival,
and now enjoys a monopoly of the
trade.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-11
THE MEN WHO ADVERTISE.
KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION
Grand Real Estate Distribution
KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION
AT ATCHISON, KAN, MARCH IS, 1876.
..ee4 Pieces OF Property, V alued at sat, sos 90


KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION
S an organization composed of Capitalists
L and Business Men, residing in Kansas. du-
" Incorporated by the authority of the State,
with Capital Stock of ONE MILLION DOL
LARS. divided into Two HUNDRED THOUSAkP
SHARES AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
The Charter of said Association is for the
Term Of Ttceaty- One Years and conferS upon
eF and authority to transact business in any
of the States and Territories of the United
states for the following purposes; the promo
ton Of iliIRig rdti0n; the organization and
maintenance of Boards of Trade and business
exchange; the accumulation and loan of
funds; the erection OF buildings and the PUR-
CHASE AND SALE OF REAL ESTATE
In furtherance of these general purposes
and more especially to encourage i,aIaigrdSiOR
Hall and Board of Trade Rooms in the city of
Atchison, the 81 ANSAS LAND AND IMAIGRA Mt
ASSOCIATION" has in its corporate name ana
capacity, purchased the ,664 pieces OF Real
Estate namef below. valued at S79 500 90.
| and WILL on March 28th. 1876, ut COrintii-
ian Hall. in the city OF Atcbi>On, make a dis
tribution OI the same
Every share, wfcl ever and by EEont.soevCT
| held viii b. equally represented IN the dis
| tfibutiOn, and VIII DE entitled To aAv one
| piece eff said property that may be AWARDED to
| the same. But the particular manner of such
| award will be decided upon by a MAJORITY
of the SHAREHOLDERS present at the time in
person or by proxy, and the members of the
I Association viii not DIRECTLY or INDIRECT
/ LY vote or participate in the meetings OF said
| ckbOlders III directing the same.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-11

When General Sherman said that
there is room in America for 40, 600, :
600 people who may be willing to
toll in the country Instead of linger-
ing as clerks around cities, he told q
truth that ought to be needed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-11
CInnGnnd Chatter.

Cigar smoke turns violets green.
The plan of taking rhubarb in
whisky is a good one. The good
effects of neither are lost, and no
man can tell which it is that gags
him.
A Montreal physician, asking for
the renewal of a note, writes: 1--WE
are in horrible crisis there is not
a sick man in the district"
"Oh, we don't mind the fourth
story" said an Ohio Congressman's
wife in choosing Washington lodg-
ings the other day. eve can go up
aud down in the ventilator."
Wabash College forbids gambling
among the students, and the boys
wsnt to know how they can ever be
appointed Minister to England
without a knowledge of poker.
An individual who resides on
Factory Island, Saco, admits that
he has been q fool for the last four
teen years, having wound up an
eight-day clock every day for that
period of time.
Ex-Mayor Lewis of New Haven
shut his coat tail in the door of a
house in which he had made a call,
and was held out of reach of the
bell handle. The idea of slipping
out of the coat does not seem to
have struck him, for he remained q
prisoner until somebody came along
and secured his release. He is .
strong temperance man, toe.
A school teacher got the boys
down on him by taking their APP
pies away from them when they
had them around in school time,
and eating them himself, but he
looks at them very carefully since
he ate one charged with red pep
per.
A handsome young lady, whose
mirthfulness in a car on the Cincin-
natl train attracted the attention of
friends and elected remark, stated
by way of apology that she was on
her way to attend the funeral of a
rich aunt whom she dearly loved,
and if she did not laugh why she'd
cry.
One of the young men employed
in q Danbury hat factory discover
ed brass collar button in q piece of
mince pie he was masticating the
other day. He is looking for new
boarding house. He says what he
wants are the comforts of home,
and not the excitement and confu-
sion of dollar store.
The champion c0nsiderate man is
he who, on being cast ashore at the
Isles of Shoals, found the lighthouse
Keepers hut, and slept, half frozen,
Just within the storm porch till
morning, because, as he said, che
supposed the keeper was asleep in
side the house, and wouldn't like to
be walked up"
Fontenelle was very fond of sal.
mon. He was dining out one day
in Paris when a very pretentious
guest at the table, upon hearing the
author ask for q second plateful, ex.
claimed: ooh, no, NJ. Fontenelle
/ didn't know philosophers liked
good things so much?" 'Proba.
bly," was the philosophical reply
"the gentleman is under the impress,
sion that God made good things
only for FOOLS"
The opening in the Kings county
penitentiary OF night school FOL
the instruction of convicts who's,
conduct renders them worthy O
encouragement, is . step TOWARD
turning our prisons from schools o
crime into reformatory institutions
The herding of men between ston,
walls can do them no good, for mel
are no more subduei by confine
ment in cages than are wild beasts
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-11

nFAPTVs0 Celebrated Golden Tongue
HEA1IBO Parlcr Organs. Rays of
Beatty's Golden Tongue Parior Organs
have won for themselves good reputation
far and wide.-[ W ashington u. j. Star.
We voul recommend this excellent iDstru-
ment TO the musical world, for its fneness of
tone.--(PetersbuFg Ind. Democrat
WOodbine Lodge OF Odd Fellows has pur-
chased one of Beatty's Golden Tongue Or
gans and it is the best instrument ever
brought TO this town. W oOdstown IN. j.
Register,
Ny brother, who purchased the organ, is
highly pleased II Memphis MOI News.
Those who wish to purchase drst-elass in
strument for home, han or church music
should try Beatty by all means.--l Hersey
Mich Outline
Its tone equals the finest we have ever
heard Edna Mo- Democrat
It is pronounced a splendid Instrument
James E. II aIi's letter 70 Finiay (ohio) Amer
lea PATRON.
A reputation which places them above sus-
picionl They are endorsed by the highest
musical authrifies throughout the world as
the best.--fSt. Charles MOI Cos sip.
Agents wanted everywhere 20 canvass for
this superior instrument. Address, Daniel
Z. Beatty, Washington, n. j. 451y
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-11

All orders for shares will be filed in the
order in which they are received, until all are
taken. That all applicants may be supplied,
and to avoid delay and disappointment, orders
should be forwarded early.
To insure against mistakes and delays, cor
respondents will please write their names
and place of residence plainly.
Active and reliable agents wanted. Refer
ences required. Liberal commission allowed.
Circulars and terms sent on application.
Remittances can be made by Express, Draft
or Post Office Money Order.
For further particulars concerning thu
manner of distribution, for endorsements and
references, circulars will he sent on applica-
ton. All communications must be addressed
to
JOHN NJ PRICE,
GENERAL MANAGER,
49-4m AtchisOns Kansas.
Shares for Snle nv I ID. Fox and Co..
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-11

Wood burns because it has the
proper stuff for that purpose in it,,
and a man becomes renowned be-
cause he has the proper stuff in him.
Renown is not to be sought, and all
pursuit of it is vain. A person NAV,
indeed, by skillful conduct and va
rious artificial means make a sort of
name for himself, but if the inner
jewel is wanting, all is vanity and
will not last a day.-lGoethe.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1876-02-11

BEATTY'S es f0nsas f s2lSr
Organs are highly recommended by Prof. o.
H. Hunger, Rev. A. N. Jeiley, Baltimore,
Md; Prof. John b, Rowland, Rev. 8. Domer,
Washington, ID. C.; e. s. Dysart, Bloomfield,
Iowa; G. w. Robinson, Prof Johnston. Pnila-
delphia, and thousands of others, as the best
in use. Send stamp for extended list of testi-
moniaIs before buying prrlor organ. Agents
wanted everywhere. Address, Daniel r.
Realty, Washington, n. j. 4l1y
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Nn AE PIEnES
VALUE

26G4 Pieces OF Property Valued at S779 500 90
PRICES OF SHARES.
The Price of single share is FIVE DOL
LARS. but to insure speedy sale of all the
Shares and the Distribution of our keal Estate
on nfarch 2Sth, 1876, without POstpOnement,
we offer the following liberal rates to clubs,
when ordered directly from our Office.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
Business Chances.
'""7887787 ~ =
E0R SALE I!

FoR SALE!
THE sINGERLY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
HOUSE.
The undersigned offers for old and woilssssbshed
STEREOTYPE PRINTING, BoOK-BISDING and PuB
IISHING .BUSI NESS the late DENJAMi IN SlNGbbf'
situate nj Sos. l9 o. and % South Thirdst arI"Dhs
Penn 1t is one largest and most complete establish
ments IN tie state being built and fitted up ron oeiaf 70
roof or the express purpose for vldc II now usea is
stock of Adams Gordon, and CUttei Babcock Ffessf tn"
improved cry type, book binders ard stereotype t"S
is coIaraiivclv complete and everything 10
readiness 10 60 q large The building which "as cI't
ed about tirce years ara m brick has fTnhage"i 90
feet on Tlrast by 40 feet Blackb'rTyaVcs Is siA
stores high with and underground Nnle' l"i
the storage Of stereotype plates &c. IT fs admirag ha
nom M It's four sides, is exceedingly sFHg
ard nrr.lro0 The printing vas dohc ny I is u
f twelve years the etsifact IL now aDOut 90
st lbp next session of the BegsSrTr, IFs az
hcrr presented for permanent and prOhlablS psiis' ~
tashc everything being readiness Ton dhG an 'nos0
40 offempt description Of such an e1tebSEo v NV,
unsatisfactory, Cnt II ~
persons who eci1ousy think OF purchasing Nohla ho @
Without a pCrsOna Inspection o0riial hN ~ h
extenGeh to auy contemplating an lnN'stic'' ""o W."
he sbcyyutAT0ci tRe building 10y the manager a, ,,.o
proosals yi b, received the undegDcti i"i Ie
establishment, without inc Itai rhtaA
,1tsiogues FURNISHED application. ADDRESS -.
Oi'AioA"e' ~ FIjWIN LARl;, Admins rator
HaTsburgh o. littsbdrg' fenh'
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.

Barclay; 2TSE q, S"Esl ms st + s.
baTsaEii aTd Eii, ~ ta'sS q vrrrU ~ 70 = . 5000
DISCO John 10 4 valentine. s Of &iavc n Of 18th s.,
lStt-st, ~ 3d-aye ysIr S'Op
Cronkite Margaret s. to Wfn Il De! UTtsi, 0i 43tL
81, Of 6thave insialme!s. 49, i-V'o
GOadly, JaheS H. to Thomas Ooaaby, Of fth%Ves -o
Of bjth-st ! year. 'Sf'V
GOa,iby, James IL, 70 IlOmas GoadbS 80 m ''nEN"
GreeunauIi, Marx aId wife, 80 Philip BiCk, W = W ~
GrceiWchst 2 years. Z'OJO
Horn, Anna, and husband, 20 John Townsend, = oo
24h Ward; 3 5-JJO
~ a. ~ asscasyr s, ,' yd'p yd.f " 1000
MctVcu, Thos Arthur IarlOw No AZ SprinSgS-. 3Oo
Manchester, ~ and vile, 20 DoWdney, lIJtb'
Rohni, Bernard gId VIE. &c Jas P!hti 50 AOIsANe
Rni,nan Isii and wife, TO p l. Harnctt, Isth-sLo
stnrievanf 90 AiSTt p aud We 10 stephen heTibow
27tst bet jtA aud MadsOnayrs; senI.....'. lOOOO
Wilhelm Werner TO y savings Bank " lOiiaFe, y nm.
3.Iths " q 22j II W lst-aye, 25zJ8.9i Ernest O ~
Sedaan u u GILLIAN. JOOOO
'Isr o. I" . Wv 10000
Crgni.aye Q g. lOJ II Of Valentine, lo0Hll2 CAN 40
f. BurWCl REF, ~ y Peterson 0oO
Ath.aye. g. 40 ft 0f 1b3d-st, 8Ux75; Richard Nj oo
Henry ret NeW.York ins 4OD
49,, "a N Of l33d.et 2OX-J; 1000
4tiaye 80 u o. l3i-s 2U115 Raine 70 SAME -,OJO
cySss SiS'er Scsrye ,gy % { ROBERTS 1900
lIl9S %asrse 70 If 5000
"son pserep P's t. Mana LIE las 1i,ooo
foT Giiiah u" " 10000
IsTs T,efereS 20 james / Barclay 10000
81 Kn.s seigce 70 + WEiIs 400
fohdaI1 J.Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
Cpuu!rp Real Getale ter Sale.

NOS COB, on New-HavGn Railroad.-Neat
~ cottage CaTiagchOUsc, and one acre, with water iou
WY NV RUTLAND & WHITING BcoHman-st
LrOR SALE-LEASE Of FARM, 120 acres
stock impicu cns, possession. O. r. GAhDlNLR king
stCn Somerset o. Eastern Shore Md.
E'OR SALE chcap-A small FARM OF eight
acres mile rom depot On main ROAD bIicr HOUSE
with ve rooms DaU horse and stlbies workshop, Eca
nery ard oter outbuidnCs a kuds ot choice fruit trees
igh land, suitable for track faim BilngS worth TIE
Price 1872 hall cash balance 500 yearly. Apply
10 ~ POOLE Box 80 +. o. EAst Strouds5urg Penn WM.
DAVIS, Tribune once n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
BROOKLYN properin Go fet.

rJ'O LET-3-story brick sCHol0IrH0USSE1a, -, No. No,
4 1ss Rensen.st: 3story brick DWELLING, l1e VIII
,ongb6yst GOTDON 4. FORD. 97 Clark st, brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
OFNTRAI RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE'


IL p.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
VI ALLENTOWN LTNE.-Fsrry Stations II New.York
foot of bertys foot OF Cerksonst up town Freight
CowScnepne Oct is76-Leave EewYOrk, IeOt If
so n mMAIL TRAIN for Easton, Belvdere Bethlehem
pofb AuentoNu Mauch Chunk, 1anlaneiid. WnkesbaIra
scranton Carbondae 8c:coauecs at Juncuon with D., l.
Z W. K X x,-,-...
sJ5 a. m-MoKsMG ExFREss. daily Except Saniaysl nr
High bridge Branch, EastOn Allentown naIrisDnre and
tc West at Easton for Gauch Chunk IanaquA
TOyanda Wkesbarre Scranton DaBvilie, Wharnspot &c
sIal0 p m-ExPREss for Pennington, Eastol Anent0wn,
Civ iIazeton HEADING Columbia. Lancaster, Ephra1a.
3o n ,a@For High Bridge Ersnch Easton Belydere
Aientowu ana Mauch Chunk connects az aJncuon Win
DeI Lack and West Railroad.
sI:3O u ul.-FOr SOmeryilo and Flemngton
5:i5 p. m-For o nj BroyE -, A., t,.,o, po,-.a.-.
$3.50 m-EvENsG ExPkESS asy 10, rn f.ss, RnaH
Allentown Mauch Chunk. Milkesbarre TOTanoA' he2dnG
Harrisburg, aud tle West
Rosa eave foot OF Ciarksonst. up town ~ oSo ED
a05 1905 11:35 n. l25t LOO 6zo 4ze o'<" o'<''
72O $50 1905. 100 p i2; .. Eerrx nj Jersey CITY
Connection Is MADE by ChHASo"T'~ NN''' ~ >' -
VIZ" For a trans s 10 local points see timetable at stations
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV:
ALL RAII, LINE BETWEEN EEWYOEk, Long
BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, SEA GRIT. AM, soU.AS: ~.
Time Table l5 1876 Trains leave NeN.i0rS 1,n
Ldbertyst North River al BIO ll'39 Ill., @iO'
''ty prtcn =, ~ toot Of Caarksonst at 1f:35 q m.
stages 10 from keyport connect at haa"an sauon
with all trains
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
stsamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonio
ana Naugatuck Rasoads. Faro. 81. steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Cltharincsip at 1l3o and port at
N m
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW


BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHfA
Leave New York. foot OF Liberty ST. atO90 Ifo v;lo m
l;30, 8. $50 %. m. 80 a .a
Leave loot OF CarksOn.st 6:SS 735, sos m, $780,
4.2O G20 D. IN ,,,.,. uot,
road, at 73O. $50 1m. l:3O S2O ,,
6:3O .oa
9l a. m trains YORK. and to trains leaving Id
nd at 3 aud $50 y. IN.
diI fgG connect az Trenton Junction % and from ITe'on
Leave for Newly at 54b, BIO lO:Zo M zlo'
S'lo' s'4' F'|Vp "' I'll p BALDWIN Gen Pass. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
Connirp properin 10 frt.

NOR DRY GOODS and CLOTHING.-For sale
II N, 10 rem. te heat BUSINESS STAND In Ocean County.
Tbt il roo opening for clothing and furnishing goods az
Goods &c There clothing store IN me cotS w. -,
been occupied nNe yofs ~ NJ
Goods: Ne so feet deep Address EDWARD Dali io'""
River n. --,
@c0 MONTHLY REM. Forty mlnhTeS InI tIuns
I5pes ly unmeT0us trains miinight yearly fare 9 con-
Residence and GrOun.is bouse
Ia rooms aTco cellar heater, gas hot anu e9a wa WAL m on
iot con hc etc extra large villa pl0t laln Out ~
Sr oor.,e shade fruL vines berries Gci 0caiOI hlen,
S1cIl ira ned aud healthy inmates walk Dy paeu =,
center Of CITY g EizaDeti
gaik from station NJ west y:
Central Railroad. Apply at premises OF W 'Ho ""
Room 2, No. Nassauu 1T
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
RAILROAD.

GBENNSl IN ANA KAlLhOAD.
ROUTE. Trains leave Newlofk, VIA Dcsbrosses ana |F
landt street Ferries a, follows -, .., son,h.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 m and sou
For %namsport Lock Haven Cory and Erie at $50 az
connecting at CORY for ntusvic Petroleum Centr ahu -"
oil Regions For MiAnsp0It and Lock hayen . ' sfSo ss
inst ESTress Of pullman Psrior Cars daily. except sr1
SGS @ a. & & aBd asiT p r1 % sunday and M r
Express for phiadeighia, 5SO. $50 siS Pig Lasi Laass
$50 n m D. o. 2, $780, and p M Enhgrant and seeono ~
Accommodation s tcr Trenton, 7 a. NJ and 4lORn.
For Newark AZ 9 GS0 40 9 10 a. = M b5 y MS ss
sS 3d. TO- sS .iS pS No. and and p GS sunday s %
Eli,aSeiO S Tae 1SS 5ad 10 sl.o u % o
7:$o s;lo H. Ii:S0 and IL night sunday $50 oS0
e S $50 sS 70 3 do s3 Ssd S .
For =" WSodbrdse Perth XSoy South kmOOy $50 'Ai
10 q. M, 2;So, 500, and ESQ p M t,0 400 $40
? p pTr M > am and r: e night sahaay, p ~
T Last N'SS aS d9&x IL a Fl & Il s%o snS S9 g u p ami nj
FSr irIcston, T. $40 and 1880 a. M p 0pand ~
FS b@fRsrT9 IETR sS nSYS SeiSd e Ia iS sS %
For FisTning ton, lose - ~ AID > I'm ia,.m.
For Trenton Bordentown burlington, aud camdei ''V
1880 ESQ 2 SrsebdG %b q 10 4 S1S m p r. %iiop M
For P0rnngdae and squan, $50 q m3 NJ m',,a Amhcy
S EST S aSS VA mcSouiS xs%Ss11SJ JaSsiSa @o
For Hightst0wn aud Penberten' eSv ~ ms 'i"
boy and SSs M ra a MS%9rs saS and 1880 %
3S MI g%{ sSS 81 @ ma aI sa%ore g SO 90 $ %
Ar sS and ds de2S Sg I'd Ala si sso icfc. Si ifso
$40 zee ess hSc s "a and SsG @ sns A:tG ass
BroOkn NSs ils ne and is iss No.
pot jersey oy ~ BoYp E esnsr Passenger AsaA
FRAsk THOMSON General hanAxsf'
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
houses ano farms Danleo.

XJANTED-A FARM, (on shares prefeTred)
w bv mactica Eew.Eugland farmer have taken pre-
mums and butter county fair will give reference
10 families have supplied with butter by the season for
number Of years Address T. o. BOx 464, Kingston Ulster
Co., n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
Country Boar
Board and Rooms Wanted.

DHYSICIANS.--Room or Board wanted in
the house Of regular physoi9n where assistance in
Address REGULAR, Uptown Tribune Office, l,2Ss Broad.
way.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
gurouean advertisements.

1syTTJTION AT TRIESTE.-Rev. r. 0'Cal-.
Iaghan English Chaplain, NJ. A. and silver meda%lm % o. o.
tine University OF Dublin, receives few BOYS as FOI'
steno maid fitting students for the universities
hiI.a.r rHAYER. II. 81. COnaul
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH ard
4 the NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD;-E9ItSs
lower than by other route Commencing NOVEMBER -
1876 NewYOrk from Pier North River foot Of hs
il o. for Philadelphia. Long Branch Toms River and
Nncland. ,,-...
town. aud rnckertOn. M,s SNEDEN, Gen. hanaset.--
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Friday Dec. 10. 1915
The transactions at the Exchange Sales
rooms to- lay were rs follows:
PU & Nora
four story eTet r., s6 eouf sss MP ~ H
IN sory and basement b.OSnst1he hnGs WIZ l0i,
soi 14th-s1 90 i'e oi -ua'e o' 1900
n. S1crJsOH-
l Ave story brick tcnr.ueii house urnnU iolFsstHif
with lot, IS OF W lJt 81, 4l1o
n " Of 7th.avc 2sX1o3S a HfDnelaa g Iu''oA
- u. y. UdT7Sit
t,,rsss,or, bTlcS house vita lot, II q Of W S@fst,
24lS u 81 9snS1S 'St 900
iii = of E Tfth.s 100 ii o7 shave 20glO22i .,,
John IL WatSO..- 4i'-'
Jiy RackIctli, EikeT HiliRs.
lots 9t = I-4'hs W II u ....., e. 200
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

- -o bsles r-noris coastwiso 1000 bales; sales 40
6 9ss G 6ass SSfc 10 Great S BTitas 4
eedosiwisc 1901 baice sales, 4l59b bales ,r,sSng
II iEe Tzsl0 hca danF f e 6na ps. sd ss
s1i e g ode5 weekly net receipts 52al bales Sxrors, to
eTeat Britain, 1859 baes cosstwise So4S pae0' SAWS
sf PSoSIDc 5co.on%sseiS ave ls. net receipts S2S
oq11s p1 sf1t Dec bCoiton qei Mddllng, 12i.e
L9T f. saIes hsaSI eaos rhs 20 Great Bs bales weekly net
receipts 53 bales; 47l2 oaies experts 70 "e"'
bgln sTosr OBS Dec 15coon dn NIddlng l2e Low MD
gross eaes exports g toS coossS sS61sys sze SS So Saes
si9e6 lsoS gsITs y, sS Iaia 7ii bales 10 the Cen
finsS il5O bales coastv1se 2SSO bales; sales S4So
oas so.ysS InfBs B6s quict Mddns 12s 10y
MSdns GOOD Ordinary 1dS 1se met net ioSelS Tsty Ss gs
tceeo 45sl bales gosS o2i9 bales; exports to Great
britain zoos bslOs ssss liSS ,5 l'iss vor :, se ddnc
losic Mans lcs,ei M siss G"ea soeE oGaT 1875 GS
sleH' fs95 81 s5i bales weekly recsT 9959 bales
sssVtSSGT pee i5ECoioI dun Afddhng. 'sc; Low
MEidine ifae Good Ordinary lose net reGsr,s' a aay
Ss,ss Ss,ss sro'i r. tho Continent TOO bales the Channel
7ee e.s S%sssT ssT net aS I1csp s. bales oss
bales exports Great iriain l4st 5aiea to the SS9s
Hent 2S52 bales % tle Chnane o3SS oaesi coas"Se
loS4g ;s Ss,ss bsG si ibcot9an iower; Mddmg lic
Mddng le Go1s ornaT g ,slc gg stosS as "s8
balcs weekly receipts $50 baes; Shipments l2Ooi oaes
MoniiE Dsc s-Cettcn weak, irregular Miadng Il ci
stock seesS 5acs %cey receIp iSil sses Sc, eS:
norris 10 Great BRITAIN b29 balesi coastwse Soo2 besi
CHARLESTON. Dec Cation steady nidding ,ds ss@
net receipts, sl52 bates exports to Great Bran ct
Iales. ss bales; stock. 5000 bales wteky het
rests - los bses exports Britain 322 bales;
to S GSn'i1sf f bi SiSG Ssss Sis sSoo bales
NEWOMTASs, Dec 15-Celton easier; Mldanns; il,s *
low Mid6liue II Sc Go0d Ordinary, lUAe net rccepu9
1907 bales; gross lS524 bales experts u the
4 ts5 laes 20 tue Channel, l,650 bales; cdasWfst,
hsle; sges GOO0 bales stock 2 oGo as weeSg wei re-
CENTS Gl 75 babes gross 7d240 haes exports 70 nro'
RsSn. IS s59 bales % France, BASS bales 70 the Con
tineSt 0S bales tho Channel. 1850 baes ooast"ise
2gs7 haIss. sales, As, 100 bales 90, ..o,,,
sTi,sys nee I5-CottO1 dull; Midding. 1Qae; weekly
receipts bales inments 1887 baes' saies spHefs
20 bases stock, 1886 bales. ,,.,. - ov
aAcoS Dec 1aCotton qu!et MddiIng, iIe.i i5w 5nt
Ngidjne l64s Good Ordinary, l0e.; weekly receipts 4<e
Laes: shiuments S4lg haes; saes, S64l eaes; STOCK
1876 1888 bales 1875. SO3j bales.