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BIAN DENOCR COLUMBIA CDu My, PA
AT PRIVATE SALE,
The Willow Vale Estate

Valuable property, lying in Franklin township,
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, on the east branch
of Roarlngcreek. 1t consstsol a beautiful farm OF
about
L = Q A Q r E 8,
on which are erected commodous and comforta-
BILE Dwelling House, q large Bank Barn. cider Press,
and all necessary out-bulldngs. It has growing
upon 1t abundance Of excellent fruit, has wen OF
water at both The dwelling house and barn, and is
convenient Of by public roads.
ALSO,
Adjoining ana being part Of the same, but Will be
sold separately II desired about five acres of the
above lands, wheron are erected large
CUSTOM, GRlST AND FIGURING MILL,
with four run Of stonc Dwelling House, Saw
MIL Dry Goods store and Dwelling House. and
other improvements, together with the water-power
and appurtenances thereto.
The WfllOHvaie Post ONCE
is on the premises. 1t is within easy reach of Cata-
wlssa, Centralla, Ashland, Mount Carmel and other
mining towns for market purposes.
The property is bounded by lands Of Munson, and
Artley and Sheets, aud u. Hover and others. The
two described properties viii be sold separately or
together to suit purchasers. For terms apply to
ELIAS Mendenhall, E. X. Drnker or John G. Freeze,
at bloomsbury, Penna. feb. s, T5-tf
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Inherited Tricks.

| The inheritance of tricks of habit is one
of the most perplexing of all the phenome-
ma of heredity. The less striking the habit
the more remarkable, perhaps, is its persis-
| tence as an inherited trait. Giron de Bu-
| zareingues states that he knew man who,
| when he lay ON his back, was wont to throw
his right leg across his left one of this per-
sons daughters had the same habit from
her birth, constantly assuming that position
| in the cradle, notwithstanding the resistance
offered by the swaddling' bands Darwin
mentions another case in his "Variation of
Animals and Plants under Domestication"
"A child had the odd habit of setting its
fingers in rapid motion whenever it was par
ticulary pleased with anything When
greatly excited, the same child would raise
the hand on both sides as high as the eyes,
with the fingers in rapid motion as before.
Even in old age he experienced a difficulty
in refraining from these gestures. He had
eight children, one of whom, a little girl
when four years of age, used to set her fin
gers going, and to lift up her hands after
the manner of her father.
A still more remarkable case is described
by Galton. A genteman's wife noticed that
when he lay fast asleep on his back in bed
he had the curious trick of raising his right
arm slowly in front of his face, up to his
forehead, and then dropping it with a jerk,
so that the wrist fell heavily on the bridge
Of his nose. The trick did not occur every
night, but occasionally, and was independ-
ent of any ascertained cause. Sometimes it
was repeated necessarily for an hour or
more. The gentleman's nose was prom.
nent, and its bridge often became sore from
the blows which it received At one time
an awkward sore was produced that was
long in healing, on account of the recur-
renee, night after night, of the blows which
first caused it. His wife had to remove the
button from the wrist Of his night-gown, as
it made severe scratches, and some means
were attempted of tying his arm. Many
years after his death, his son married lady
who had never heard of the family incident
She, however, observed precisely the same
popularity in her husband but his nose,
from not being particularly prominent, has
never as yet suffered from the blows. The
trick does not occur when he is half asleep,
as, for example, when he is doing in his
| armchair; but the moment he is fast asleep
he is apt to begin. 1t is, as with his father
Intermittent; sometimes ceasing for many
nights, aud sometimes almost incessant dur.
ing part of every night. 1t is performed,
as with his father, with his right hand. One
OF his children, girl, has inherited the
same trick. She performs it, likewise, with
the right hand, but in a slightly modified
form Tor after raising the arm, she doe.
not allow the wrist to drop upon the bridge
OF the nose, but the palm of the half closed
hand falls over and down the nose, striking
it rather rapidly-a decided improvement
on the fathers aud grandfathers idea. The
trick is intermittent in this girls case also
sometimes not occurring for periods of some
months, but sometimes almost necessarily.
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A fellow at a cattle show, where he made
himself conspjcous by his bluster, cried
out, "Call these prize cattle! Why they
amt nothin' to what our folks reared. My
father raised the biggest calf of any man
round our parts" mo doubt of it,"said a
bystander, "and the noisiest."
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The yyillowya,e Post once

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Any one can become successful agent The most
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one agent reports making over $50 in n week. A
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WVH ~ -
number Of nyaa PsoRe ws9 sassy sasy
and Canada, that they may consult Dr. Rv PiEacE,
Meaeine Me- tS and Surgery assocSted With him rendered
ns the @rsna o. ana s ee
70. ,Ssir s1sEtsp%,n srs sna Sem1G ,nvad Hotel
L Rf%,s IL he " Tbe si
II He oei cS p y s s6 and nam Of LAKE
Erie, Niagara River, and The surrounding country
6s sPs the Sa %ft os Gf IS
n eeyaG eors 70 pfoTed Pwas al
kinds paths snd has and 0 boss alley
afford proper means Of exercise.
CnRONiC DISEASES of all forms, whether requir.
M He SrovSs Of r our
DISEASES OF FWoMENmEspeSiaya y are ~ the isellis
ties Of h aSd @ aSpaSes for s Ss ~
ali those chronic diseases peculiar to females The
ayasSe sgSaTy .9 Rs rT Ts%eaS fsoI
ne sar%Se genSTa swea w ,1e mGNs sd
umt eSnaze sh he eS ercuaion Of the blood R h system
relieve congested parts. improve digestion, and
renhen ses e al S 20 w these appca
BILE. No experimenting is resoried to In the treat
sn IhG snG %0i, e "eS
10 suit the condition of the patient the h9romgn ven
uenee Of music social ,Sa games ,s
Gr nose te md f of ' Inc st psteSt from
and thus promote recovery, are not neglected.
NERVOUS DIsEAsEs.-Paralyss, Epilepsy tFItsh
Chorca Isl. Nituss nanceh and other nervous ahec-
tons receive the attention of An expert In this spe-
cialty by which the greatest skill Is attained and the
most happy results secured
LIME DisEAsEs.-This division Of the practice in
the Iuyalils, Hotel Is very ably managed by gem
tleman OF mature Judgment and skill. Bronchial,
Throat, and Lung Diseases are very iargey treatea
in this departmen and with results which have been
highly gratifying to both physician and patients
EYE AND EAR--specia attention Is given tst,n 70 the
enished oculist and aurist being under engagement
Ia conduct this branch of the practice.
Inyalids arriving in the city and desiring to con-
suit u.s. should come directly to the Hotel II Is easly
accessible by carriage, omnibus or street cars MIL
IFR's Omnibus Agents, on all incoming trains can
he relied upon to deliver passengers and baggage
with security and dispatch
f-vAddress n. v. PIERCE, NJ. D., Worlds Dispen-
sarT and lnyalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. \.
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TESTIMONIALS:
PRoLAPSUs UTERI (Faing of the Womb0 A Won
derul Cure-Nine years my wife suffered swith this
terrible complaint. she was attended by doctor ar
ter doctor, went to the different hospitals where fe
and pessaries With only temporary relief Her life
was lmiserable. We applied Dr.. Giles Iiniment.
Her relief was Immediate. She is now wei.
40 West 18th street, New York.
had twelve strokes of Paralysis My Leg arm
and tongue were useless was obliged to use cath
Ammonia has cured me. VIII answer any inquiries
so that all afflicted may know of it..
Chestnut Hin, Philadelphia, April 22, l6.
W. NJ. Giles, Esq, Dear sir-I used your Iodde of
joint, She had been quite lame; the effect was
wonderful; she wllks now quite well. Very re-
spectuly yours,
P. ST. am now using it on Llttletons right tore
large shoe boil on valuable young horse was
removed by Giles Linimcnt lodide OF Ammonia.
SHEPHERD KNAPP,
Carpets l75 sixth ave., New York.
AsTHMA-The tortures and agonies endured for
SIX years, none but those who have suffered with
THIS terrible disease can know. My life was misera-
bic. In desperation tried Giles Liniment Iodde OF
Ammonia IL gave me instant relief. Used IL in
ternally as well as externally.
JHos BRANIGAN
1871 west 2Ith street, New York.
! was in dreadful condition Joints swollen.
pain intense. Injections Of morphine into my veins
failed to relieve Inc. Giles Iodide OF Ammonia took
away the deposits from my joints. want every
one VINO suffers TO know what viii cure them
FoRDyCE LOTHRoP.
North Hyde Park, Lammoile co. Vt.
Another Sufferer d.-Dscharged from the
Massachusetts General Hospital as lncurable, with
lnlammatory rheumatism In my shoulders, fingers
and feet suffered fearfuly for three years, tried
everything; lost all hope DR.. Giles Liniment Iod-
lde OF Ammonia effected complete cure.
ELLEN SMITH,
No. 72 Prane street, Fall River, Mass
Spralns, splints, bruises, Lameness in horses,
Giles Llniment Iodide OF Ammonia is perfect spe-
enc. NO person who owns horse should be with
outfit
NJ. RODENs,
500 seventh avenue, New York.
In my family, and for the stock, have used Giles
Lininent lodide OF Ammonia. II is unsurpassed,
ana am surprised at the many different malades
IN which 1t is applicable II gives the utmost satis-
faction.
JOHN j. CARTER,
Superintendent Eastern Pennsylvania Experiment
tai Farm.
30 C. and 81 and in Quarts at $3.50, in which there
Is Il great saving.
Trial size 25 cents.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
N. j. HENDERSHOTT, Agt. for BIoOm msburg.
may Al, rs
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The largest strawberry farm in the
world is probably that of John r. Young,
Jr, about two miles from Norfolk, Va. He
cutiyates $50 acres, and the yield last sea-
son was over 100000 quarts.
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Miscellaneous.
THE GIRL VINO SAVED THE GENERAL.

ny CHARLES II. wooDMAN.
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The attention Of the travelling public Is respect
1uliy invited TO some OF the merits OF this great high
way, ID the confident assertion and belief that nc
through travel In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-10

roo, "a, lishall not he lawful for any nail
I lAlA 90 nenY nr any procession, ~ AM
NAY ~ prltOne accompanied with martha
music, 10 luAfoh or pahH thr ngh, nr Tor ana
lelhnn Ia play ON any musical instrument II
| Any ol inc hlfueia oi the eity within on
block ol any house vi worship, on SUNDAY
luflnH Tao nouns nf worship Any person
VINO hhAil violate ihlH section shall De
hnrmrl gnlliy OF mlsinmeAnpr, ana upon
pphNlNupn thereof be nnp not loss tnan ton
u nnt nola lhsn ono hundred dollars lor each
heo, ~ Any person who shall, IN this city
Nhiu't 90 dlAlufh any congregation az Ah'
rnhly, met Tor Religious Worship, by mak,
wv lulHei 90 ny ruNo 0r Indecent behavior
ul plnlAnu Discourse Within their place OF
NNlhhlpi on ~ near the same a. 20 disturb
no vrlnf or tulemniiy of tho meeting, shall
NO. uer hed guilty of % miedameanOr and
Nun VuhNlpllnh ihtfeoi hp nned not less
'NAh 'en nor more than one hundred dollars,
Nv, ~ Any person who Hhall, IN this city,
llhlurh any lawful assemhlAge Oi people
w lndo ana indecent heEaVl0r, or
hhhll % found lettering W the CORNERS OF
streets or ln the vicinity ot any place OF
punishment or hutel on ihOlOughmIO and 10.
lnhe Ia dlaperso ur Vaoate such place when
requested 10 do 80 by amy police Onieer, shall
hn uVonoh gullly Of u miAdpmNAnoT, and ON
conviction lhnreoi shall be ined moi less
Than ave nor moro than twenly dollars,
rec, -, ANY person who shall Intention
Any IN this city, give or make ialaa alarm
ul hre, shat be deemed guilty NJ u miAie'
mehnnf and shall be- ilned nesless than nye
nor more Than twenty nYe dollars.
hve % Whenever there shall hO found
upon Tue pVlhon OF any ono who has been
found guilty ola breach OF the peace, OF OF
vunuurt calculated 10 provoke u breach OF
lno peace any nlunghhot, coll, or knuchlrH
OF load, brass or other material, or whom
upon Finl evidence shall be adduoed proving
lhhl euoh weapons were IN tho possession or
on lha person ut amy one while In the at
OF commission of the acts aforesaid, y oh
person thbll DO deemed guilty OF u mlSde-
lnthnoG ana ON conviction thereof hO iinOd
not less thuu fVo nor more than ono hum
dled dollns
seo. ~, That his ordinance 20 into efloot
irom aud Rllel January lst ISIS,
Approved Nov the ATTN, 1871,
Atlest W. l., CABELL,
" w. hkhkfohn, Mayor,
Secretary. lOt,
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smnng ,ha DaiTyne1 81 ebn AntonIe
San ARroslo, January 8, ISIS,
.tt... FIItor of tho ilrTalli

San ARToEIo, January 8, ISIS,
T,lhs Editor Of the Heralli
Although ! have been in this eib
.I.ut tan days. the four months rain
b.s0rlt the roads running out OF ID il
...Ba condition that ! have been CON
fgel to the city in my observations, hu
a., Sam Antonio has been written up'
r,ry often, ! shall not attempt the tasl
r,g Having heard that % Nv D Coul
,uLll located n dairy about four mile,
U...h 0f tue city, near the san Antoni,
F.r.na- and had stocked IL with "Ah
ITm cattle we organized % party Il
yI.It 10. and having secured u hack with
IA good pair OF horses, aud q couple Of
GOOD saddle horses, party consisting
ur four men, three boys u pointer dog
A hrppth,Ioadmg shot gun and iew
rouuds of ammunition, set out for the
rancho about ON, o'clock p, M Gun
route was mp Houston street past the
alamo where the immortal Travis,
Crtkrtt, Bowie and their comrades
nI Shedding tear rs we passed the
uphumopyw' Of Texas we pushed on,
leaving the railroad depot to our right.
aud on h. q northorly direction. up a
hin crowned 10y the government
works, which cost SlOOUOO Passing
90 tho left of those we pushed on
mrinp gcutlc "uor,hrr Some of our
pnrty rrmarkN9 when we had reached
,no top of the hll that oyerlooks the
t,y. that we "would Nkcly have Ice in
the morning thing that we had not
seen since our arrival ~ the city. A
prediction that wns verified this morn,
Inc TO the eNtcntot ono'siNtecnth Of an
inch in thickness, while Inc wires tell
u.or nine inches of snow in DhllRs, BY
2ocluck pm, woreached the ranches
which hA, seven hundred acres Of land
covered with some green coating of
mesquite grass, with some scattering
live oaks OF good size, and numerous
mesquite trees, lucIosed with "barked
wrelence,' OF thee wires. Hating in
front OF nm elegant two,story stone
building, owned 10y Mr. Mclaire, we
saw Mr. Coulson hurrylng to the gate to
meet IA, lie having been notified of
our coming in advance, we found six,
teen Aldcrney COWS with young calves
in q lot near and to it we at once re-
paired when Tor the first time in our
lewe heard man talk baby talk TO
COWS, and they seemed to understand
IT, We saw him put their heads upon
his shoulder his arms around their
d. 81 N..ll
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For SALE.

ID, lhe Nrll known Clifton mills, located on
NC liurlur river, 90 clifton, hosque cuuUtY
ltAhh' lNllil- 40 mileH Wr.t OF Waco, iu uut
ul Tue fl'Neht ana most desira bio sections ul
we stare, anu Whele Whpal 10 produced ln
large ava llllna,
Ihwg MILLS Hie located sn snd run by one
Nl ihv nhu,l water powers IA the htAle.
lhn hulilnH ana dam q hulll OF tho h1tt
limestone rock, Qua ID lld rock foundation,
oi, hnlh bottom ana slides,
hnml'l nous lsilAlh ieel square, two Ani
hall hlul ph hlghl and contains two sHtH OF
Nhehl all one Ael OF corn rucAs, all in due
rho location Is high and healthy, with
tunl hehunlr ANA good society,
rus dwlNuu property VIII DO sold Tor
Wv ihuhl ON lAn most advantageous terms,
'lh ah 10 price anu line,
WM, 4, FOHr, Agent
decldSw!m Waco, loxns,
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Honey.

pitchers CastOrin Is n complete substl.
tute for Castor OIL, and Is as pleasant to take
rs Honey. II Is particularly adapted TO
Teething and irritable children. 1t destroys
worms, asSimulates the food, regulates the
stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few rem
edies are as etiicaciOus for FeverlShness,
Group, Worms and WhoOpiug Cough. Cas-
toria is scientific ana purelv vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor Oil,
and neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876,
MessrS. j. b. Rose Il Co., n. Y:
Cents | have IA family of eight Chi drent
and have used as much Castoria as any fam
lily in the United States, think. have
never found anything equal to 1t. My chill.
dren have been saved from fever several
times by the use of CAstOria. | recommend
it's use for children, Tor many diseSeS they
are subject to, in preference to any medicine
[ know of. feel 1t my duty to give this GER
tiiicate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use of CRstoria,
Very truly yours,
NORMAN II. LITTLE
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FOR SALE.

The fine steam mill, known AZ the Valley
mills, located on the Bosque river, % miles
west OF Waco, In n 1ine wheat growing
county, which In rapidly settling up. The
building Is OF limestone, about tOx7O feet
square, Two and Cne-half stories high, ana
contains one set OF corn and two OF wheat
rocks. The machinery OF forty horse power
IL In good order This desirable property cnn
be purchased on the most advantageous
terms, both AZ 10 price ana time, For 1uTth-
er particulars either address or ell ON Inc ut
Waco, Texas.
declld2m WIN. A. FORT.
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EHME AND CEMENT.

CEMEN -ROsendle- IS worth 81 h barre
Louisville, best, little kept, 81 % v barrel
p3,lps, - NJ.
LlrE-rhe best quality in barrels is worth
bu,Atl
PLASTER II worth IS ~ q barrel.
ine supp.y;Of the above mentioned artl-
les II Ein pic demand tair; market urn.
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Centaur
.L.inin1 entS .
One Kind fol the Human Family,
The Other for Horses and Animals,

These Liniments are simply the wonuer Of
the world. Their ELECTS are little less than
marvellous.
Tae white Eminent is for the human
family. IL will drive rheumatism, Sciatica
una neuralgia from the system; cure Luin.
bagO, ChilDaius, Lock jaw, Patsy, lich, anu
most CataneOus EruptlOns; IL extracts trosi
from frozen hands and feet, ANA the poison
of bites ana stings OF VonOuous feptilthi IL
subdues swellingsi ana alleNlates pam OF
every Kind, When SpTains or bruises occur,
il is ihe most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal tile injured parts. The Centaur LIN
imcnt il used with great Cthchcy Tor sore
Vurprt, TyOthuchc, CGkcd BreGsfs, Earacke,
aud Weak Back. The following Is but a sam
ME of the numerous testimonials.
INuTASA HOME, Jeft. Co, Ind, May *, 1913
81 thiDK IL my duty TO inform you mat l
have suffered much with SWJiich yeet dhd
chords. few bottles of Centaur Linlment
has done he rOrk for me. / nave not been
~, from these swelllngs H efgh Fears. NOV
lam ysIJeciiy reli. The liniment ought 10
oo "pp'''' "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof ia in the trial. 1t IS reliable, 1t
is handy, IL Is cheap, ana every family
ch ouId have the " hiteCn Ctaur Liulm en-
Thp yellow Centnur Imminent IL
.dapied to the tough muscles, cerds anu
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III more wonderful CURES ~ three ears OF
4
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nNEw YORK, January, 1915.
uFverv owner Of hOr-es Should give the
| Certsur Liniu,e uiGl We consider u
the best article ever . iia M " ~ a,AO's''
"supi. Adams e: stabie7' NJ l.
az, PuLTIy
| Ht,tut. ]. e. ~ -faUife, n. Y.
,'ALBERT =. DIN,
Hsupt Nat. TX. stables, y. T.
Tl,s hes, patrons Of this Linlmeniare Far
80 and Veterinary Surgeons, whO are coz
s,1naily using some Eminent. ~ neets
ais. Wounds and POll-evil. removes : Neli'
ires. and Is worth millions 81 dOi:hIs al
,,,sgitv 10 Farmers, iivcTg -men' -iock -tOn
srs. sheep.raissTs, and those having hoiss1
Ebef Farrier cannot do for ~ the ZEN
TAM Iiniment will do at a iIiIlng So. 49,,
| sTnrse Luimsnts are .gid ~ aIl uee 1880
Throughout the country. They are saiI ~. "
Nv the proyrieiors, and bottle WI ~ sls s \.
10 any Farrier or Physician VINO uesiies W
Laboratory Of J. 3. Rose 4 20"
40 Day st., NEW YORK.
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DIR. j. y. JON Hess
OFFICE OVER OGDEN woLFF's STORE.
Cor, Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas, Texas

Does general practice IN Medicine and Sur
gerry, Gives special attention 10 diseases OF
Women and children, and u all diseases per-
tanning to 0Dtce practice.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
A circular on Diseases OF the Heart and
Lungs Nasal Caarrh, DYslepSio, IUmoIs,
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Also Private Circular sent seated on receipt
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Commercial.

Receipts, net, i727 pales; gross 5,70l bales.
Exports TO Great Bntalu aa,U bales; coast
Wise t,l2i bales continent 1000 bales, stock
3I2,i42 bales,
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consolidated u ~ receipts HAllO bales, IN
p.lN 20 Great Hil AN tA,l-u uMus; France
1910 bHluh; continent L.. ~ pnrs; channel
--- blleH,
NoIIeecipts 5NOj halcsi ggoss GOll bales,
NEW uNLEAEs, January . -Night-Cot.
ten aetiy ava arm Sales II $50 bales,
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NEW ORLFANg. Ianuor, q .Flour ouiet and
steady, Supertlne ~ SDS Xxx u. tapIe GAM,
higher grades sBn6 5 orn STEADY nSG
firm demand, yeilow h5c, \ynite btc'' Oats
demand fnirnuG mati, a. ttru, rhnicr S7o,SS"
Whisky steady, r.citHsd I,nnisi"nn Il 11.
western ii O,@t 10, Come oniet, carso w.
ordlnnry 10 prime lGGnsI0r "nin SnSaT
quiet and week. common to p1oa coianon
i4.N5LC: fuir TO fuIIy mr. 5l,G,oi,c. nrlnre
TO choice 7m7l.r. Yellow cttT,ard SaSil"
Molasses dun, summnn igagor, Iair SS,.giic.
prime to choice asm5Gc. Rico scnrce nm,
arm, ordinary In chG,ce IouIsIana bn,,t,"
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WV YORK, January 9.-stocks firm.
s-'".lly o ger cent. Gold Ol1sc. TX
i-al se-iong 81 81: short - sljg. State
J Li' Without important change. Govern
Ies.
''Id opened at 81 O3j4.
Evening neport-rIne.eiai
ySSLE ioRE, January g.-Sterling quiet at
g. ,4.hey cas- er at BaI per cent Cold
49, q! 81 w. Government bonds firm
A'es 81 ~. Stale bonds dull.
siiiA1S ORLsAEs. January g.-Gold 81 O9i
az sisht 5-l6 discount. Sterling bank
Cotton Market.
~ SION. January 9,-Cottqn. receipts
oaies Exports % Great Britain =
49, snasiWise SO bales. sales l,i.5 bales
Et3tgl bales.
@dAst quiet
o., WEDNESDAY. ICEsDAY
k5stalea uiing....... --e g
Ia =: ..--.-.- .... lV,fc NC
a1ilng.....--..... 1910 lO5c