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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-07-20

The California Senate has
passed Il bill requiring every
original article written for a
newspaper to be signed by the
author.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-07-20

m In the last issue Of Pc
terS' ParlOr Music, the first
piece is "Lct Me Out! Galop."
This piece is very appropriate
just now at Washington where
Grants officials have been
seized with the spirit Of "let
me out" and "galop" away.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-07-20

The Chicago Tribune says;
a doctor Of West Adams street
saved a young lady's life two
months ago. When he brought
round his bill the grateful fa-
ther replied: |Takc her, doc
tor, she is yours; her heart beats
only for you. Me and the old
woman will come and live with
You by and by" The son Of
Esculapius SAID he wasn't that
sort Of a man, that he couldn't
afford it, that seeing it was him,
he would take $66. "Sixty-six
dollars!" screamed the pious
father; "why l could have bu-
ried her for half that money"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-07-20

There is lady living in Rich
mond, Indiana, who was married
when twelve years of age. When
fifteen she had two children and
when thirty her children number.
ed ten. Eight Of her children are
living.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-07-20

The Worcester Mass } Gazette
has recently got new dress, and
to an intimation from a contem-
porary that it ought to change its
politics, too, makes this rejOinder {:
!'As politics, with us, is a matter
of principle and net a means of
livelihood, we have the advantage
of some other papers in that re-
spect." The point of the remark
appears to be in lis application,
New-York tribune., 1876-11-29

new series at A. new South Carolinas, April issus
bringing 80, and District of Columbia, without
sale, quoted at 6sla06ss4 In city bank stoeks'
Commerce az sold at 1851, and American III.
change t12) at 105s4Q106. There Vas mode7.
ately large and well distributed business in railroad
bonds, st. Pauls first selling at 116; Chicago Bur.
lington and Quincy eighths at 116; Erie first at
1O8; ST. Paul 7S1Os at 9S first La Crosse Division.
10Il2G101Ss, and sinking funds at 81. OF Lake
Shore registered first $1,000 sold at 104 2G 104lo:
North-Westem first brought 106; sinking funds,
1O9, and cons. gold $1 600, 957s Central of New.
Jersey issues were steady for first at 109l but the
1st consolidated broke per cent to ~; Lehgh
and Wilkesbane guaranteed selling at 64la. Wa
bashes were firm, and Pacific issues easieT.
Tie coupons due Dec. on the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad CompanYs bonds "a
well as those of the jamestown and Franklin Rail-
way second mortgage bonds, will b4 paid at the Of
flee of Chase d Atkins, No. IS Broad-st
The following shows the exports Exclusive OF
specie) from the port Of New-GOrk to foreign ports
for the week ending Nov. q and since the beginning
of the year: - -
For the week ...... So 06Sg0l S9149362 50, 33G4i
Previously reported .260.lO9l45 22663764 2345s8272
--------- ------------
Total since Jan1 $265 17sO46 s23323Il6 s24O72L3l9
Price Of gold...-.-... III llo4 1852
New-York tribune., 1876-11-29
SalesGJicr ne Cdil.
Tuesday, Nov. 2s-P. NJ.

T 7, T.
The recent report Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road Company contains some facts Of special inter-
est TO tie merchants Of New-Yorl0, as follows:
During the past fiscal year 542 G33 barrels of -four and
l7JI7giG bushels OF grain brought to Baltimore
Ofhs aggregate OF grain IS 9iS IO7 bushels
The receipts OF corn FOR tile preceding were 559l
653 bushels. Tie mmenHe and satisfactory gain In the
corn trade of Baltimore by the lines OF the Baltimore
and Ohio COmpany the year rs thus shown 10 have
been 1O-3J6474 bushels The traffic in live stock has
been 9s652 tons, an Increase OF l9l3 tons over 1872
and $3.50 tons over 1874 Ia 1875 the lumber brought
Baltimore 65 2S increase OF lO,540 tons
1873. The quantity Of petroleum transported 10
Baltimore during the year 40 cent greater than
In 1878; 7Ol per cent greater than In 1874 $50 per
cent greater than in l813 and 1OO1 per cent greater
than IN 1872.
The report closes with the following remarks con-
ceming its Chicago dirision, clearly indicating tho
intention of making it double-track line at an
early day:
much larger business has been offered upon this line
than could be transported II will be necessary In order
New-York tribune., 1876-11-29
Closinr nnotntions Of forelgn exchange

The difficulty experienced in getting gold carried
lateral were 3l2 to per cent the latter being
the charge at bank. Discount is as last gwen. The
United States Treasurer nc Washington received
to-day Sl2O,O00 national bank notes for redemp-
ton The customs receipts were $3s0,000, and in-
terna revenue receipts $40 900. The following 10
the clearinghouse statement to-day: Currency eX-
changes So, 81 ,232; currency balances, S3,295,
OO2; gold exchanges, $4,5032 212 gold balances.
$6,G90,737.
There was a very heavy trading in United States
bonds, the dealings at the morning boards amount
ing to nearly B50O,0O0. Skies of 1881 fetched "a
registered and 1873 coupon, registered 1868 sell
ing at l092i; coupon, 1093li coupon new lS6os at
1924; coupon 1858 at 1880 1854 coupon new
5s at 112 al12ls; ditto registered at III 24G1I2sS
and currency o per cents at l2i These issues were
strong considering the late break down i'll gold and
al fo1l
New-York tribune., 1876-11-29
THE MARKETS.
ICaIefully reported for rHE rRBUNE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rtrey. Vessels. and Railroads
,sDAY, Nov. %, 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-There Is only a small iObbing trade going and
late prices unchanged; Pots 44c, and Pearls, 6se
BEESWAX-Ihe demands continue small, DAt as the sup
plies light quotations remain steady at Sld32e for West
have Confined quiet and prices are more
easy the arrivals bave been very fair paes and
na, are In as @ gee reffst Pa Pns OssH S. sa.
S5dS5 50 Hsversraw Bay - oOgS9 00i 'FRONT.' Srot9n
Balmore s34GSs Yard prices, delivery Included s2as3
BROOM CORN continues dun aud nomnaly unchangedi
quote Short Green Brush, 7asci Green HuIl b~' 1S
CEMESTomestic has sold in very good way, and steady
rates ruled Rosendse quoted at 81 70 Foreign Is fairy
active frn. We quote: hosendae 81 lO9sl 20 Port
land, So sass 30 Roman - 1893 70 heenes coarse
ScHIccoRY bas been rather quiet 4'asec gOld for
CoAIhe auction sale realized sSmswRat eet,sr
and holders are willing buyers half way east
oher Goals are q9e and StfSdy aa auCe @ 2
Newcastle do s5 50 Scotch o. sSGS DO steam soc
Westmoreand and West Virginia Gas, s69$s 25i Cumber
land Soft and BroadOp and Clearheld s5dS5 20 and An
COCOA has been quiet but steady following quota
tiSns gle for Sant6 Domingo 5Gl6c. for GuayaquL $50
Ise for Caracas i6G20c for Mexican, and 26a25c for
hGTYEh Better jobbing trade in MIN Coffee took place
az steady prices but large sales we're MADE o Sas nm
as @ 94enored bags TO arrive here per Annie and 10
400 bags, Adler sold on private terms
ordinary eafgoes I5a4ai6lc do fair l7'alse do, good
sSss sano SG Pae af 10 S' sSs 1y Tns 9a S
23e; SINGAPORE l7Gl9ci Natye Sey9n, 10 &C.; i MAJ
s5c: costa Rica i6al9c; Mexican l6aGl7 &c; sayanlla
Sl i7c Curacao 5 iSSioc Manila iSa7c ali gold
C0OPERAGE STOCKING changes have occurred and
only a small trade has been done We quote: Empty
Tosheafs 80 go: Hoops Il feet Ordinary 10 Prime $3.50
so; ~ feet no. 27 $780, MO4sses shocks ~ inches Win
Heads 81 90ds2 sugar shocks win Heads 81 Inc5 se5
nc Rnul Siooks. 81: Pipe Shocks, 80 50dS7
CoRDAGE-T usual trade has been done at annexSs
figures; Manila COr,sge sizes above l2threah, ana
Hay Rope l5c ~ do 90, ,5thread ss 10 &c M; %
Rope Yarns l8lc. do, DO, 6thread and e-iEeaa: THREAD
N &C; do Whale Lines, 17e- TaIred Manila i44si
fne TarCd Manila Lath Yarn l6e ssal Eope IL 2T T eei
Sissi sth Yarn lie: Tarred Sisa do ~ c Kgssa
| IIemp Tarrsd COrdage. l3c; American hacked Hsnp
TaT Copage lie; TarSd American Iath Yarn l2ci line
do. do. l3i2 -, -.
COTTON-There good export trade today and prices
advancing Liverpool lnaiktti NeIs
was moderate business for home consumption Inc nsr.
The receipts at the ports were
377 bales against 81 797 bales this day last week ana 9a
S5f bales this lass year; total since sept !, 45VlS
haes against bales period last year ihe sa
were 34 bales Of which 1913 bales last evening lnclumn
asa rs Tor export Il2l for home consumption and 40
Tor sDeculs0n l2Op bales were deAyereon contract lSo
following the advanced quotations: =, -. -.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-29
al, 9'l saller SD days. So seller go days.
cIosl.G PRICES Of PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Cable advIees reported consols IN London strong
nj 95at. and United States bonds higher; Old ls6os
nj 103qa 1O3cs sIxty-sovens at 1892, ten-iortics
- 1o-l orI now tiyes at 1O6. Erie common closed
at 9i2, and preferred at 10. The sum OF {; s32i- ~
600 bullion was withdrawn from the Bank OF I'm
OI'oJ !'"n balance to-day In Paris French five
5rr cent rentcs declined from 10lf. 9Jc. to 1Oit
f2L2c Speculation IN gold was toward lower
nTicrs the heayiness of the cash god-2l2 to 4 per
cent for carrying-aud the absence of any short in
fcrcst coming cOncuTcntly with free receipts from
I'm. other side heing adverse to a higher ruling.
The range OF to-day's sales was 1O0' opening and
1851, on moderate trading. Foreign eX-
change was dull at the nominal rates
below selling rates being on e5h the basis. basis OF
ittIe mercantile demand for bills. The export clear
ances of domestic produce f,om the port Of New
rency valuation 20 S6,I33Ol7. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out in coin interest $4,000, and
81 900 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered
Gold cleared $40 203, 900; gold balances, Sl ,343-
300; currency balances, ~, ,50O,3o6 The gold quo
tations were as follows: ~
!0OO..-l09 i2OO'...-..ioei S,o0 o0 is ~ 2
10 ~.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-29
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Good Ordinary. ..--iOs Low nuluHns"'''-- s,
For future delivery Moderate business az S
Zoo i2i5ssc; February 200 l29Se March ~ s5 .s
Nav 300 f3saqc june 200, l4hc; August SV'' ,Slss
Anil 400 l2sisc total 500 bales Second ea-No asS
bales sales today up m: November 5CC i'eo ~ "a
l.s.ac; 200 l2siec 200 l21s DeeempeF ~ ~ so1
i3Tisc 1000 1iaac loOl2e 900, l25S3Se 900 ~ is G
i2Sc; March. 500 2 SCI 100 l2Hszej ,oO1 l-ss @ 9S
i2sSagc; April 200, !Sci LOCO %Ss2e i1O 40 Se siS
100 December l2sac; 100 May l32c together IgV i va
@ rranh fnf,I la 900 bales the market closes steay
New-York tribune., 1876-11-29
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superior Bleached Muslin, from 10 TO 10 cts.
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A Card.

desire to state to stock1nen throughout Montana,
thatin accordance with my challenge, was prompt
~ on hand at Canton, on the 9th ult. to compare
my horse with any other horse in Meagler county,
whether p~edigreed or not, and finding myself alone,
without a single competitor, / unhesitatingly pro-
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-06-01

E. ii. Train, in our special column. Those
wishing to avail themselves of his extensive
experience, viii do well to give him a call
as early as possible. Mr.. Train is an excel
lent artist, the only one, we believe, in Mon
tana whose pictures are now hanging in the
Art Gallery at u National Exhibition.
When we remember that a committee was
appointed to examine and reject all works
of art except those of genuine merit, this
speaks well for our Montana artist. Mr.. IL.
executes all work, from the large, almost
~life-size tinted picture, to common photo
graphs, in an artistic manner
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ESPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
George p. Reeves,
MATCHMAKER

Moued to Novelty Store Building, opposite Murphy,
Neel g. Co., Helena, Montana.
Watch and Chronometer making and repairing in
all its most difficult parts, Il specially.
Engraving executed in good style.
Gold and silver work made to order.
June l, 1S7G-6m. GEO. I. EEVES
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Ph0tOgraphs.

monographs.
E. I'll. TRAIN, photographer, Cutler street, near
the head of Main, Helena, Montana, does all kinds
of work in the neatest style. Having decided to
go East about the middle of August, those wishing
to avail themselves Of his experience will do well 10
call at once. 2-tf.
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ACCIDENT AT STUBB's FERRY, ON
M1ssoURI.-Last Thursday, as a Chinaman,
with a team, was crossing the Missouri river
at Stubs ferry, the team was precipitated
from the boat into the river, the wagon UNI
coupled and the hind wheels, together with
the load, were lost, While the horses, with
the fore wheels attached to them, swan out
and saved themselves. Mr.. Stubs, the fer
narrow escape. The river is very rapid at
this point, and is always dangerous to cross
during high water. Yours truly,
OCCASIONAL.
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WV M. PRICE & Co., No IA, South Commercla.
e. ST. Louis, are our authorized agents to transact
Al al business, contract for advertising and receive
subscriptions.
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Eggs! Eggs!! Eggs!!!

From pure, imported White Leghorns and Par
fridge Cochins, selected for matching, at 50 so per
setting. Address: II II. kLEINSCHMIDT,
Helena, Montana. 1s-tf