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The daily gazette., 1878-07-13

The Philadelphia Tine; has a cores
pondent from w lmingfou that has i'm
lieves that the Democracy Of Delayy, &c,
are preparing TO defeat the reelection nf #
Senator Bay ard to the Senate. Mr. T.
may have some enemies in his own n,rtv'
as perhaps every other public man In tI..
country has, but he much less TO fear
from his enemies than from profossed
tients, The Times ought not to b,lieye
all il says ITSELF much less all that its cor
respondents write for its columns.-Deia-
tc03 edn.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-13
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING WINE YIllr
RIpENS.

There Is a curious story about Soma ,.s..
wines which are extensively advertised uoa'' uoa'
days. and have only recently been mt IDss rr.r
the market. DR.. Underhili, the WALL ~
grape-grower of Croton Point, died 4 ~,s.a ,s.'
Some of his heirs entertained temns,,,.. ,sl'
views of such extreme kind, that bty b'.,,s rs,s
unwilling to allow the stock Of wine,I. .as
hand to be sold or any more to be r,S.
The grapes have sometimes been ,s,, !.
market, and sometimes left to decay INV.
the vines. 1t is only now that the Other ~, r.
have succeeded in arranging for a seIsms,,
OF the estate and the sale of The viDs i.
hand. Among these is wine Of The yip,,s,
of 1854, described as a "Sweet Union P,5ss
but suggesting the Imperial Tokay mn.
than any other European wine, and BEN,
wholly unlike any other wine Of Amerr,s
growth. Its purity, age and mcllownc;, an
remarkable. and both physicians and VIA
fanciers have special interest in i, ue.
Oldest native wine now access lie in arYu-.
siderable quantity. The whole stockbhS.
hands Of the well-known wholesale rssv
house of the Thurbers.-N Y. 7aM
Non. Io, 1871.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-13
COUNSEL ENGAGED.

Harley g. Brown, has engaged Chas.
B. Lore, ESD, as his counsel, to defend
MN, at The November term of court, for
which he is held, on the charge of pIac-
ing crosstie onthe p. W, * B. r. r.,
track last Saturday night week ago.
Since he has been confined in Jail he
has completely broken down, both in
health and spirits.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-13
Day mt Rehoboth.

Special efforts are in progress to make
the coming Sabbath School Convention
at Rehoboth a "grand affair."" July 10th,
18th and 18th are the days set apart tor
this purpose, but the 18th is fixed upon
as the special "big day" at the cam-meet-
ing, when, should the weather be favor
able, most of the Sabbath Schools of the
Peninsula will come together. The fol-
lowing are the rates agreed upon for the
round trip, on the 18Th:
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

NEW YORK, July 12.-Dun Barlow &
Co.'s mercantile agency reports the num-
Der of failures in the United States dur
Ing the last three months to be 247O
with liabilities Of S4S, 753, 900, against
$500 failures with liabilities of $82, ,070 ,0OC
during the first three months of the
present year.
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A BAY PARTY.

To night at ~ o'clock the new bay
party '.Catch-em- ALI We Club" will set sail
for trip do wn the hay. They go on the
schooner A N. QuinJy, and will be alb
sent for one week. They will no doubt
have a good time.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-13
PERSONAL,

Mr. Samuel Coyle, of this city, will
leave rext week for Indianapolis, Ind,
He will be absent but few days.
The daily gazette., 1878-07-13

The above speaks for itself, but We would
add that this is the pure juice Of the grape
neither d,zsgsd, Hqaorsd nor sOcterii' ha,h
has been ripened and mellowed by age and
for medicinal or sacramento purposes It b
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained from nos
Of the leading Druggists Throughout tie
United States, and at wholesale from tt.
undersigned. who will forward descriptive
pamphlet, free of charge, on application.
Respectfully, ETC.,
II, K, & F. B. THURBER & CO.
West B,oadzUay, Reade and Hudson Suas
NEw-YoRE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT WEAK; FUTURES CLOSED HEAVY
FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT 1-2C oFF-CoRN GEN.
ERALLY FIRM-OATs FIRMER-PORK MORE AC-
TIvE-LARD QUIET-wHIsKEY FIRMER-sPIR-
ITS TURPENTINE EAsY-RosIN DULL-PETRO-
LEUM QUIET-coPFEE QUIET-sUGAR STEADY.
THURSDAY. Dec. 5-6 P. M.
Trade. both at and outside Of the Produce Ex-
change, not very active. but fair business was
done in breadstuffs At the Produce Exchange wheat
was about &c lower. but -four remained stesdy.
Corn was generally firm, No. mixed being shade
easier. Oats firmer. Whiskey frmer. Pork
was more active. but lard quiet. Cotton on the
weak Futures closed weak with decline for tho
day Of from TO 10 points Naval stores oils and pero
leum and groceries generally quiet.
COyrER-Ths market for Braxs quiet but
15o4 bags Rio, City Of Para sold lhc Mild coffee
quiet We the arrival Of the Dictator with
piculs Padang We quote:-Ordinary cargoes. Ike a
lliac; fair do. lake. good do l4s4c 5c primo do
l5tzc l6c extreme range for lots 14c Santos
fair good, l41c &c.,, gold 10 days. Java
bags. 22ac &c; do, mats 23c 24c; Singapore
l6c. l7c CeyIon Ice l7c Msracaibo, 13,sc le>sc
Laguayra, l4c Ice. Jamaica. lac 16c; St Domingo
Angosurs, l6c lie; Savanila, l3c. . I7c: Curacao
l3isc. l4c.
CorroS the spot dull and weak nominally I'm
changed. Futures opened weak and points lower,
and closed heavy with decline for the day Of from
points The closing prices to-day compared with yester
davis war aSf
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IMPoRTATIoNs OF LIQUORS

The official returns Of the quantity of foreign wnes
and liquors imported to this city during the hrs1
eleven months Of the present year made public
yesterday. From them IT appears that during the
time specified the importatons were as follows:--
Brandy. 293.0i4 gallons in wood and 26.3ps cases,
making total of 1888 gallons ale and beer $50
packages, of which L. 1913 in bulk and s5S In
bottles champagne SO0JI baskets and cases. cordials,
10y55 cases; gin in wood, 900, fl5 gallons and 5yS
cases. making total OF 2sU,jlG gallons rum. 1854
gallons In wood and 3l7 cases making total of A. l0l
gallons: whiskey, 20 gS2 gallons In wood and LASS
cases. making total OF 56.270 gallons In wines tho
importation showed marked increase. reaching the
large figure of 1,4sy. 1G7 gallons ia wood and 0y,00
cases. making total OF l.c4ss22 gallons. During the
month of November the importatiuns Ale and
beer, 1873 packages in bulk and 34A In bottles;
brandy 30,S03 gallons in wood aud .. 100 cases. making
q total Of 3s577 gallons; champagne y.2b2 baskets and
cases corlias, 40 cases gn 16,v67 gallons III wood
and 1856 cases making total OF 1864 gallons; rusa,
54s4 gallons IN wood and w cases. making total OF
56s4 gallons; whiskey. s.1U3 gallons in wood and siS
cases. making total Of $3.50 gsllons. and OF wnos.
iAs 203 gallons in wood aud s,ss7 eassas mining tSla
os l6lIAo aN11onA
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to ssX. and Reading from - to i2k. The Bank Of
England discount rate remains per cent The bank
lost fl39OO0 bullion for the week ending yesterday.
the proportion OF reserve 10 liabilities being 40x
against Al 1916 per cent last week. At Paris rentes
to ll2f G7c. The weekly statement Of the Bank
of France shows . gain in specie OF 29l. o00f.
State bonds at the Board were lower and Louisiana
consos fell to 7lK and closed at IT, North Carolina
skies sold at 1917 and District of Columpias at 78A
The other issues steady. In railroad bonds
there was an advance of IN per cent in Chesapeake
and Ohio rsts per cent in Jersey Central frsts con-
soils assented \ in c.. C. and C. frsts in Jersey
Central adjustment bonds. in Wabash frsts lSt
Louis division. matured coupon. and e in Union
Pacific frsts. There was decline Of TX in Denver
and Rio Grande frsts, TX in Missouri. Kansas and
Texas consolidated assented. and in Missouri Kan
and Texas seconds Alton and Terre Haute income
and New York Elevated Railroad hrsts. Chicago. St.
Paul and Minneapolis registered frsts. issued at tho
OF SIS 900 per mile and the road in connec
ton with the Chicago and Northwestern Railway,
quoted to-day at II bid. against s0x bid and SoX
asked yesterday.
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CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST.

PROTEST AGAINST THE DECLARATION OF A
DIVIDEND on THE COMMON STOCK.
meeting Of the directors of the Chicago and North
western Railroad Company was held yesterday at
their Offices. No. 81 Wall street. full Board being
present. with the exception of Mr.. Sidney Dillon.
The yearly statement of the road with earnings
and expenses of November. 1878, was submitted.
showing the net earnings to be s3.93s.967 Gs; the
expenses s24l7sl6 49, and the net profits.
$l.569.567 IL. The following resolutions were then
adopted
Resolved That dividend OF three and half per
tho preferred capital stock of the be aud hereby
declared out Of the earnings o. the present fiscal
payable at this office the 18th ct December. inst
Resolved That dividend of two tho common
stock of this be and hereby declared Of the
surplus earnings moneys OF the fiscal ending Of
the 3lst of May. 1878.
protest. signed by Rufus Hatch, was handed to
the Board in which was the followng:-'I demand
and insist that no dividend be paid on the common
stock until the seven per cent to which the preferred
stock is entitled shall have been paid. Accompanying
this opinion from the law firm of Brown. Green
Vanderpoel. i'll which they contend that dividend
cannot be declared upon the common stock until
per cent has been paid for the year the pre-
ferred. No action taken the protest. and at
the office of the company it stated that for the
year ending May 81, 1878. dividend OF seven per
cent on the preferred stock had been declared and
paid leaving surplus of more than sufficient to pay
the two per cent dividend on the common stock now
declared. They said that dividend had been de-
cared the stock for the half year just past
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

.,
Cotton easy; mddling, sac; low middling ssc good
iios to the o0n'n'n' Sas' sales s'4 Stock
Cotton weak and irregular; middng, sz.e; low mid.
ding sac good ordinary TIE Nc, receipts 1913 bales
tSnsnen SEQ ssis: .' Stock iasG . 'h'
Cotton weak and irregular; midaling she; Low mid
Gapslss sss. $500 'es STOCK S''''
SAVANNAH, Doc. 8, 1879
ordinary 7he Net receipts. ass bales; gross a7s tx.
Zoo stock, IS asa '''
Cotton unchanged; middng, SIC; low mddIng sjsc
good ordinary Sc Net receipts bales Exports coast
Spirit. q .urpsns,ne ni% At ass.s Rosis quiet and
81 Is for hard and 81 IS for yellow dip and Virgin Tar
steady ut VI 10 Corn unchanged.
Flour advanced &c. grades clear 81 Is Vi SO:
winter double extra IS d - new prsss.s,
asr pSS'a sss
s IN mi ss nsr
4S9odo Nes and on private .srms nyo quiet: Cam
Saans ssa. LSsS sS R. g sss'. ~
barley 1900 bushels.
Flour fair demand prices Arm aud sales 500
bills wheatIMllers are making light naaires holders
4s S damn
aged =. se Oats quiet stock small raics # ono ca.
grades firm; common grades dull and weaker. Malt
good trade dcnand prices unchanged Other articles
changed Railroad freghts higher and advancng wheat
Flour, 1860 bbs; wheai 40 bushels; corn OF, do
Railroad recepts-Fiour TO bills wheat 10 0 bushels
crn, $500 dc. oatssl5,JO do. barley 300 do rye
24O do. Canal shipments 20 Lockport-Whsat 600
bushels Railroad shipmentswheat. 81 100 bu shells; cor
81 do oats $500 do. barley, 100 do; 24oO do
DKrRoIr. Dec 8. 1878
Flour quiet and steady; sales bills white at 81 u.s.
Wheat lower; white Michigan, 95Ac No white
Michigan, sti4 Dece,nber v43sc January yc; Fcbru
4Uc. high mi xed, 3shc No. mixed, 3Slc No mi
Oats quiet but frrn No. white, 2sc No. white
27c. No mixed, 2',c.; No. mixed, e5hc Clcvcrsecd
Prime, - y2h choice, ~ o6. Dressed hogs, 81 50 10
400 do. oats 100 do. Shipments-fiour, 500 bbls
wheat, 1000 bushels corn, ,OUo do. OATS sU do.
CINCINNATI, Dec. s. ls7s.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and non,inai
red and white, Soc Voc receipts 1870 bushels; ship
fair dcmand 22c. 25c. Rye quiet, but firm; Sic 52c
Barley quiet good to prime sSc 10 Pork In fair de-
mand ~ Lard steady, with good demand; steam 70 60
ssc 4c for shoulders clear rib and clear sides boxed
meats quiet but steady sales Of ~ &c Bacon
quiet but steady &c. Axe 4c.. and lsc for shoulders
clear RIB aud clear sides Whisky steady with fair dc
aud unchanged Hogs quiet, but steady; common 81 is
81 a. light, 81 90 ~ % packing 81 20 - 75; butchers
~ 10 " 90; receipts, iS1ts; shipments, $40.
whcat dull; No. q white Wabash y2I,c.; No 4 white
michigan, s3c amber Michigan spot VA asked, V4ac
gtx January held q 500, o4%c; bid Western amber
y3Ac Corn quiet; No. 2, new. aoc Recepts-Wheat
$1,000 bushels; corn, 1000 do shpments-Wheat QUO
bushels corn, 3UU do. Dressed hogs sold 81 81 10
dividing ON 40 ibs
Flour asmlnAls uAeAaassA whaas n faAs Aa.saA hnA
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Mr.. Thorne announced that various special COM
mittees had been appointed
The former committee made their report. and letters
from United States Senators and Congressman. pom
Using aid in obtaining charter for the Board, to
supersede the charter obtained under the general
laws Of New York, read.
On motion the following committee was appointed
to attend in Washington next week to confer with the
House Committee on Commerce.
Ellwood L. Thorne. Angus Cameron. Arson g. No
Cook. Nicholas Muller, j. II. Acklen A. p. X. Stafford.
Nathan Appleton. w. A. Cole. s. w. Johnson. John
w. Morgan. Patrick Farrelly. Thomas Winsor and AL
exander Nicoll.
Wednesday at the Arlington HOTEL in Washington. to
prepare memorials to Congress on the postal laws.
commercial treaties currency measures, national
banks, insolvent and bankruptcy laws interstate
commerce, American shipping postal savings banks.
meeting of the Executive Committee IN also APP
pointel to be held the same day. and promises
have been made that 200 names of candidates for
membership will then be submitted for approval
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-Stancd-<}ood ordinary, Il6c; strict good ordinary
i5-i8c iow m,ddling y 7-i6c. mddling I3-Iic For
two r. M-Dcccmber 100 bales Nc ollie, 200 el6c
400 At 13c. January 200 at g2c 800 at 924c 500
o23c. February, so At &c., 500 at 934c 800 95c
March, 100 NJ o45c, 100 AZ 94ee April, 100 5sc,
ssis July 100 $500 Total f' i SSss 'S Sals :.
Ut 912c., 1000 ut 9Isc., 500 ut 3l2c 200 at
aloe. 2oJ at ollie, 60 at bloc 2OO 9o9c 900
100 At iuc 43o0 o2Oc. 3ooO o iec SO at isc
1pc 900 at y2Oc., 100 at 1Sc 100 i7c 2OO
l8c 800 ut i5c 100 at 9l6c, 100 ut l5c
lee. February 800 At 931c.. sDO ut BLOC, 400
100 1t ne. oaec zoo oasc March. $500 at
943c., 100 at s42c 800 At 94lc, 100 at 42c 100
ale. 400 94Oc, 600 1t 0ssc April At 54c
500 at S5Sc., 30 st a54c., 600 at 9.53c, 800
e 40 aSla s1 May :" o s;s7e' 2oo :. ssss
June 100 at 49, 7ec at o. ne 800 at ne
100 ut 07Tc. July, 100 at e5c; August 300 uY3c.
Total a., 700 bales Grand total TOO bales 100 Janu
~ BOO 100 January at ec, together The receipts
At the ports were follows 57s bales New
Orleans, $500 Mobile, 1865; Savannah, 345s Charles
ton, 452y: Wilmington, $685. Norfolk, 2i2O; New York
,40e Boston, In; Philadelphia, 2s4 Total bales
This day last week a. i2y bales THIS day last year
bacs. Total since September $50 Si2 bales Cotton
compressed; by SAIL nc To Hamburg by steam Ne com.
pressed To Bremen by steam by sail,
hc. To Liverpool, I'D. q gs2d., by steam by saI I'D.
FLoua AND Observation-Disclosures, II 40 bills wheat,
1880 bushels; oats, III d21 do rye, IL @ do barley
- 20 do barley malt. 800 do The Hour market was
fairly steady The sales including state Western
aud Southern IS 800 bills within the range
range Corn meal steady. 400 sold within
the range RyeNo. Western was In demand, and 1000
bushels sold ut Jac otherwise market quiet boat
loads State quoted at 6Otsc. Barley and malt quiet We
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at lower No red winter S7c s71c No Chicago
spring s3,xe cash s3ssc s3sc January s4,sc sac
February No Chicago spring c Tie. rejected 535se
54tac Corn active, but shade lower aac., cash:
Slke, January; s5se May Oats dull, weak and lower;
steady and unchanged. Barley strong and higher 95r
cash: No at Are 53isc Pork steady with fair
demand IS rs cash; - 10, December; 81 30 81 92ts
January sass ~. February 1, Lard dull and q shade
s. 77h s. So February Bulk meats steady aud I'M
changed Whisky steady and unchanged at 81 O5 Re.
cepts-l6OO bills -four; IOl 100 bushels wheat; 1900
do corn; 22ooo do oats 2soo do 1000 do. barley
Shipnents-l3OOO bills -four "a bushels wheat; II
do 5000 do 900 do rye 5000 do barley.
Al the close wheat easier, but quoaby lower.
Corn steady unchanged Oats steady ged.
Pork easier and 2hc lower Lard easier 50 67 Janu-
Ar
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UNITED STATES BOARD OF TRADE.

APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO
REPRESENT THE COMMERCIAL INTERESTS At
wAsHINGroN-NEw MEMBERS ADMITTED.
meeting of the Board was held at yesterday
(Thursday). Ellwood t. Thorne presiding. The Sec
rotary reported that since the meeting held Octo>
Der % number Of gentlemen had been admitted to
membership
Correspondence from France. Belgium. Holland.
China India, Great Britain and South America was
read by the Secretary. the following letter among
others:-
CONSULATE THE UNITED STATES,
GUAYAQUIL, Nov. II, 1873.
DKAR SIa-The commerce between this country and the
years in import well export and promises
time increasing for the future.
draw the of this
place The assurances mostly effected in London and
Hamburg, the OF three
The fire companies here well organized in
other oil tho world There twelve companies
sisting Of 300 twelve engines 1.-TWO steam) and
hook ladder rolled but
military There always
night composed of of the according
to their Most Of the buildings occupied by the
ece are built alongside the river Malecon which Is sixty
feet wide giving great facility for obtaining water In
of fire. As rule the buildings not insured but
the merchandise almost all insured There has taken
place fire which has affected insurance for
companies Of the United States should appoint here
agent get part OF the risks which, doubt would be
profitable for them.
would facilitate the commerce between tho United
duced from cents have doubt that such
treaty could DO effected with the Ecuadorian
eminent
The ruling exchange the last three months
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The following were the opening prices Of mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day Alpha 81; Alta. 5h;
Belcher. 4; Best Belcher. II; Bullion. 81; Gale
donna. "a; California. Ok; Choar Potos 81; Crown
Point. AZ; Gould Curry, 8; Hale Il Norcross,
10k; Justice, A; Julia, 8; Kentuck. Az Mexican. "A;
Ophir. "a; Overman, 12A; Savage. Ok; Seq Belcher
90 Sierra Nevada. 40 81 AL Silver Hill. NJ Union
Consolidated. 80 Al; Utah. IA; Yellow Jacket, IL;
Exchequer, a Imperial. y.
The closing prices in San Francisco were as fol-
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BUSINESS OPPoRruNIrIEs.

cS00--PARTSER WANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG
spcOOman with this amount out of the city double
the above already Invested in stock. Address for
days, Lux, Herald office.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIvRRrooL, Dec. SIS M.
Cotton-Futures quiet; upiands. low middng clause.
May and june delivery, S SLED. . also 932d.
Lard a2s per cwt. Tor American
LONDON Dec SIS SOP. NJ.
Sperm oil. ESQ per whale oil. EFT f2S
fined petroleum. l0d per gallon taow. SIS 35s Sd
cwt refined petroleum. 9zsd. lod per gallon.
PRODUCE KxcHAHGR REPORT.
LIVERPOOL Dec. s, 1878
Pork-Prme Eastern dull 4vs do. Western dull
at ABS BaconCum bertrand cut dull ut 30s I'd short rib
dull NJ 2s sd long clear dull lbs short clear dull
27s. Hams-Long dull at 40s Shoulders dun Dos
Beef-Indis dull Mt 7os extra do armer 9is. ;
prime do market bare Lard-Prme Western dnll 32s
Sd. Tallow-Prime city steady 36s. I'd Turpentno-
Spirits dull at 22s. Rosin-Common dull Is Sd inc
dull NJ lOe Cheese-Amercan choice duh ATS Lard
oil steady Vt 37s Flour-Extra State steady 24s.
Wheat-Spring No. !, market bare do No. =. crop
dull at SIS. 3D. Western dull Sou tn
winter dull o. ID Corn-New mixed soft steady
23s Cd old mixed soft dull 24s. 3D. Cotonsecd OIL
Yellow American steady st Is sd. Rosin-Common. at
London, steady At IS. Turpentne-Sprits, London,
steady st els. 3D.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Dec Sd NJ.
Consols o. 7l6 for and 81 10 for the
United States ~ per cent bonds io6 new hves. ioA
Illinois Central 49, Pennsylvania Central, 32H
Paris advices quote i've cent rcntes ll2f 67c for
the account
PARIS. Dec. s. 1878.
The specie in the Bank of France 29
during the past week.
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Wheat was dull aud Nc lower closing a. the second
do January, Doc bid; December, No red, 81 U7A bid
81 tssis asked d.. January ~ Ds bid VI t asked No
ary ~ oa, bid ~ oa asked The sales Including 1900
bushels delivery 1900 bushels at 81 for
No Northwest for Januay 81 u for No. winter
cash u 06k for December, No amber, u W u v6k
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Dec S. 1879
The printing cloth market has been without action
demand and prices nominal a previous quotations
slice for 81 cloths aud for 6ox56 cloths Ice
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Included In the above 100 bales arrive Delivered
contract 300 bales yesterday Current prices Of spot
cotton uhe following quotations based American
standard OF classification and cotton in store running
IN quality not than half grade above below the
grade Huotedl =
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec. S, 1873
Spanish gold, 2o6x 2oe Exchanges firm. Sugars
nrat
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FINANCIAL.

a GOOD PLAN.
The most profitable of dealing in stocks is by
binng orders and cooperating them whole di
vdng profits shareholders according the
market Each customer thus all advantages OF I'M
capital and experienced skill and
from $40 to $4,000 with equal proportionate
New York Stock Reporter and new circular mailed
Free Full information for to operate successfully
LAWRENCE co. 81 Exchange place. Now York.
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$1,000 Tenn 6's, n 5.

$1,000 Tenn 6's, n ST..
10000 La ia. consol. ). {
1000 do.
600 do.
5000 Mo, K 4 T, c ass. ;
1000 Can So, LIST ed. I
5000 SO Pac RR LIST M.
10000 G K / X r 6s, 'l7rll
5000 H& st 10 SIS COW II
100 shs Del 4 Hudson.
100 do. SO :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23

CRUELTY.

There are men who are simply fiends
toward the dumb animals: and others,
without any special relish for torturing,
who vet have no self-control TO waste on
bruies. You sometimes hear their blows
and yells upon the street, or see horse
shrink from their frantic jerk, or dog
cover at their call. But most Of our pop
ulsr cruellies are, no doubt, due to
thoughtless, often to actual ignorance.
The distance of the brute nature from our
own. spite OF its kinship. cuts us off from
realizing what il feels and suffers. Like
all distance. this kind acts as barrier TO
sympathy by being barrier to imagna.
ton. We cannot imagine wildly pangs
that are five thousand miles away, or
one or two races OF life away from US.
For moment think over some OF the pop.
ulSr hSrbsrities still extant among MS.
Think ut the average boy with his first
gun-whst wsntnn murder be wages in
his fun Think Of him before his frs;
gan. peltiBs frogs for fun. chasing butter
fires tor fun. killing snakes. as harmless
a. bis baby sisters, tor fun. through some
tradition of unrighteousness handed dow n
the generations; hunting birdsuests
whisiling tor the dog and calling the boys
together when rat is trapped. for the
fun OF seeing the agony OF dumb crea-
lures execution ~ c. Gannen.