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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-10
The Afghan War.

The indications are that the three
invading columns will confine them
selves this winter to the preparatory
operations, Sir Samuel Brown and
the Peshawur Army remaining at
Dakka, where the Khyber Pass ends,
or if the position is too cramped,
pulling on to Jelleiabad, fifty five
miles away, at the Rsdth of the Ca
bul Pass; Gen. Roberts subjugating
the Khurum Valley and securing the
Peiwar Pass, and Gen. Biddolph
going through to Candahar or re-
naming in the Pishni Valley, as oc-
casion may serve. By this means
sufficient action will have been taken
to convince the Ameer that England
is in earnest, and advantageous basis
considerably nearer to the objective
points; Ghugnee, Cabul, and in an
emergency Herat seemed. The win
ter can be proftably employed in
road-making and bringing up sup
plies.
The Piewar Pass, in which battle
is reported to be in progress, is about
twenty-five miles beyond the Khurum
Cor Mohammed Azim's) Fort, the
first defense of the valley, which was
abandoned by the Afghans, who fell
back to the Peiwar. The Pass is
about 1000 feet high, and we'll wood
ed. The road to it from the large
town of Peiwar (Which is in the midst
of rich and carefully terraced and
irrigated tract, Astounding in provi-
sions and forage crosses in its course
of seven miles several deep ravines
running through broken ground, COW
cred with wooded jungle, and in
many places commanded by the spurs
from the mountains. The ascent is
by regular zig-zag, the gradient not
being very steep; still some labor will
be required to make it practicable for
guns, even with drag-ropes. The
hills are thickly wooded with pine
and yew; on the crest is tower, to
which the Afghan engineers have
added some earthworks. From this
height it is about twenty-five miles to
the Shutar- gardan (Camel's Neck }
which pass is within seventy miles of
the objective point of the general
campaign,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-10
A WOmams Logic.

at is useless to take medicine, |
shall ..feelbetter Tomorrow. Besides,
| need the money to get that lovely
new hat. My old one is such fright.
aud people will look more at my bou>
net than they will at my face. I
will wait till | feel worse before
spend any money for medicine. {"
The new bonnet is purchased and ff>
ty other femme accessories in the
form of ribbons, laces brooches. etc,
Meanwhile the lady's face become.
every day paIer and thinner, and her
body weaker, until disease has gain<
ed so firm foothold in her system,
that the most thorough, and often
times long and tedious, course of
treatment is necessary to restore her
to health. Ladies, atlend to your
health before you even thi nix of ap>
arel. A fresh, blooming face in
plain bonnet is much handsomer and
far more attractive to your gentlemen
friends, than a pain-worn, diseased
face in the most elaborate hat your
milliner could devise. DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription is everywhere
acknowledged to be the standard rem
edy for female complaints and weak
nesses, 1t is sold by druggists,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-10

BENZ. j. Partlett. SIT W. Lombard
St., Baltimore, says, 81 have used
Keller's Roman Liniment in my fam>
lily for Neuralgia and have also seen
It's beneficial effects when used by
one of my neighbors for the same
complaint. 1t has cured promptly in
each instance, and is the best remedy
T know Of"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-10

to negotiate further with them on the
subject, but no action has yet been ta-
ken on it. The result of the Bill pass
ed last session. has resulted, just as |
expected, in strengthening the Read
iustment feeling on the part Of quite a
a number of members. They say we
have made them a fair offer, we must
now take any possible measures to
save the State. There is a perfectly
unanimous feeling manifest that we
must use all possible means TO settle
the debt question at this session. But
there seems to be an under current OF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-10
The Governors Proclamation.

Governor Holidays proclamation
converting the General Assembly in
special session adds confusion to a
question which had already become
sufficiently Notwithstanding
Lnder-A4beaL
We rather think Governor Holli-
day has split his milk and put his foot
in his pudding by issuing his procla
nation converting Legislature which
had already resolved to convene itself,
and did convene itself yesterday
Petersburg Post.
Governor Holiday has muddled
the muddle of the meeting of the
Legislature by his proclamation.
sa-1HaIz1 Gazete
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-12-10

Only a few weeks ago a circular
was sent broadcast over Virginia,
signed by "Mrs. Bishop Whittle,"
representing that ten cents increase of
taxation would be ample to meet the
States obligations in JHA Now we
have another signed by the Bishop
himself, saying twenty cents will be
enough. The Auditor still says it
will require twenty-five cents, dis
carding the arrearages of interest,
sinking fund, literary fund and school
defalcations. Which is the best man?
Shenandoah Herald,
La crónica., 1878-03-02

neracion de ~reprobos, hacienda que
su mano restituya, y 10 c~onseguire!
-Dios os presto ayuda.
-En Ell comic, y entretanto no
hay que insistir en- la vuelta de An
gelica; dejadla, esta en- la casa de
Simpson, conviene que la veais; no
vaya q arrebatar al conde ell manejo
de sus bienes.
Que sacrifcio, Dios milo!
-Vuestro orgullo, selora, acabara
IN dia por sacrificaros.
-Estoy resuelta, ire a la casa de
Simpson; pero despues de 10 que ha
pasado con CESAR.
ESQ mismo os servira de pre-
texto; ireis q s~atisfacer a esa j0ven
de las injurias de vuestro Cesar.
-Yo no puedo nunca aprobar......
-Su conducta, mas que irregular,
ha sido impertinente.
10 conozco; pero compaeed q
una madre.
Ell jesuita no contest0.
Levantose abstraido en- tanto con
sus pensamientos, y saludando a la
marquesa, salio del aposento.
(Continuord.)
La crónica., 1878-03-02
BUEN CONSEJO.

Ahora es ell tempo del ano para
pneumonia, fiebre de los pulmones,
etc. Cada familia debiera tener una
botella de jarabe aleman de Boschea
(Boschea's German Syrups.) No
permitais por un momento que esq
tos SO apodere de vuestro niho,
vuestra familia 6 de vosotros mis-.
mos.
Puede resultar en- Construction,
ASTHMA, Pneumonia, Crups, Hemor-
ragia y otras intermediates fstales
Aunque es un verdadero Jarabe Ale
man cura miles de enfermos de es
tas temidas enfermedade, y es muy
util tenerlo a la mano, cuando tres
d0sis os podrian curar. Una botella
os durara para ell uso de toda la ia
milia uu Invierno entero y os con
servara libres de peligro. 81 estais
enfermo de tlsIs, no descanseis has
ia probar ell remedio. BOtellas de
muestra 10 centavos. Tamaho re-
gular 70 centavos. La venden todos
los boticarios.
La crónica., 1878-03-02

PoR UNIVERSAL OPINION las PHI
doras Catarticas de Aver sou los
mejOres purgantes para uso de las
familias. Son ell productn de una
investigation qufmica laboriosa,
larga y acertada, y su gran uso por
medicos en- practica, y por todas las
naci1nes ~civiliZadas, han mostrado
uue son los purgantes mejores y de
meior efecto que la ciencia puede dar
Siendo puramente vegetables no
puede resultar dano de su Isl En-
valor intrfnseco v poderes curativOs
no Sc pueden comparar las demas
con estas pfidoras, y todas las per-
sonas que conozcan sus virtudes las
emplearan siempre que 10 necesi-
tan. Conservan ell sistema en- Or
den perfecto V mantienen en- estado
saludable toda la maquinaria de la
vida. Suaves, efectivas y seguras,
estdu adaptadas especialmente 9
las necesidades de los aparatos d.
gestivos, cuyOs desarreglos curan y
evitan 81 Sc toman en- tempo. Son
la mejor y mas segura medicina
para los nihos y las constituciones
debiles, en- que sc requiere IN ca
tartico suave y de efecto. Las ven-
den todos los boticarios.
La crónica., 1878-03-02
UN NUEVO TONICO DIGNO DE
POSEERSE-ES Ell MEJOR.

Ell REsTAURATIvo de Wood me-
dorado para ell cabello no Sc parece q
otro alguno y nc tiene igual. Ell
mejorado tiele nuevas propiedades
t0nicas vegetables; restituye al pelo
cano IN color natural l%ustroso;
hace nacer de nuevo ell caido y evita
ell que Sc caiga 6 Sc haga aspero;
da vigor al pelo y 10 alisa; restituye
ell pelo a los que Sol calvos prema-
turamente; destierra la caspa, er-
rupciones del c1tis y malos humo-
res; quita la ir~ritacion, rasquera y
~resequedad. Nc hay artfculo que
produzca tan maravillosos efectos.
Probable, pedfd Restaurativo de
Wood mejorado para ell cabello, y
tened cuidodo de que no Sc os dc
OtrO. Lo venden todos los botica-
carlos en- este lugar y q donde quiera.
Sc suministran al pOr mayor a pre-
clio de fabrica por G. A. Cook y Cia.,
Chicago, unicos agentes para los
Estados Unidos y Canadas; y por
todos los Drogueros al Por Mayor.
La crónica., 1878-03-02
DE CHISTES.

d. Pedro IL, magistrate de Cam
panillas, de esos que gozan la envi-
diable dicha de tener coche pagado
por las rentas de su mujer, tuvo la
desgraeia de perder la suya: pero
como TODD tiene en- este mundo su
compensation, ell duelo fue menos
con Ell pan de las rentas y del coche,
que la buena senora lie dej6 en- su
testamento.
Triste estaba ell se1or magistrate,
como debe estarlo ell que sufre tai
perdida, perO casualmente, por la
misma razon de ser su trizteza tan
grande, 20 podia ~descender a la fa-
tiga de los cumplimientos indis-
p%ensables en- tales casos, y para sa-
lir bien del compromise, sin que
nadie pudiera criticarlo. ide6 un
medic ingenioso que pudo salirle
biep, ST la negra fortuna hubiera
querido favorecerle en- TODD.
Els ell case que cuando lego ell
momento oportuno apareci0 en- la
saia una espeeie de fgnron emb9-
zado hasta los ojos con una larga
capa, cubierta su cabeza con una
p%eluca, sollozando en- el rincon mas
oscuro de la habitacion, Y escuchan-
do las ~protestas y ofrecimientos de
los amigos y c%onocidos, pero sin
hablar palabra.
Fueron ante esta figura pasando
despidiendose los amigos, y TODD
marchaba q las mil maravillas, has
ia que una sehora que debia tener
miras ulteriores, quiso descender a
consideraciones de medic aho des-
pues, principiando con %indirectas,
y exigiendo contestaciones.
Pero ell embozado de la capa no
contestaba con otra cosa que sollozos
capaces de afigir IN pehasco.
FL apuro no podia ser mayor; ell
desenlace no podia retardarse.
Sr. D.. Pedro, dijo Ia s%efora; no
comprendo su s~ilencio, nj lie reco-
nozco d V. en- su conducta.
-iToma! 5pues como me ha de
conocer ST no soy don Pedro, sine
su cochero p?
La crónica., 1878-03-02
DR., HONG COONG,
MEDICO y CIRUJANC CHINO,
Gales de Arcadia y Sanchez N 10

Antes fue companero del Dr.. Lo Pc Tai
de San Francisco. Puede ser consultado
confidencialmente sobre cualquier enfer-
medal de los Pulmones, Hfgados, RHO
mes, Oiganos Digestivos y Genito-U rina-
rios, Debilidad Nerviosa, Afecciones Sif-
lfticas y todas las Intermediates especia
les que resultan de i~gnorancia 8 toutera.
En- a francisco este doctor ha tenido
mucha practica como especialista duIante
los ultimos diez amos. Puede dar la me-
jor garantfa de la eicacia de sus remedies
con certificates de personals q q~uienes ha
restituido Ia salud. Todos los p%acientes
que Sc poDgan bajo 81 ours recibiIan ell
mejor tratamiento Y no Sc les cobiara 81
no Sc les cura. Sc garantiza cura efcaz
y pronta de toda affection uterina 8 cual-
quiera de las Intermediates que afiijen &
las s%e1oras, pues tiene una gran expe-
riencia en- esta especialidad. Consultas
en- la oicina gratis. Horas de ofcinas
desde las 8 A. NJ. q las s P. NJ. nelno
La crónica., 1878-03-02
Doctor JOSE BECHTMGER.

Oculista Operator
Del Hospital Frances Gu San Francisco.
N 704 Gale Sacramento,
Esquina de la Gale Kearny san Francisco.
La crónica., 1878-03-02

CAPITULO NOVENO.
La crónica., 1878-03-02
LIBRO PRIMERO.

vIE.JO MUNDO.
La crónica., 1878-03-02

ZARzAPsRRILLA DE BRIsToL-Porque
accion Qufmca neutraliza ell ardiente
veneno que produce erupciones, llagas,
tumores, supuraciones ~carbunclos y ma
les de la especie, es impossible decir. Bas-
te para ell paciente conocer que jamas de-
frauda sus esperazas. lefm
La crónica., 1878-03-02
SOR ANGELICA.
MEMORIALS de una HERMANA
De LA CARLOAD.

NOVELA ORIGINAL POR
"A. MATEOS.
La crónica., 1878-03-02

~
lutado, llamando q la puerta del
aposento de la condesa d'Armand,
despues de haber escuchado la de-
sagradable conversation que medic
entire Cesar y su padre.
-Adelante, dijo la condesa.
Ell hUmbre enlutado escucho Der
fectamente aquella VOC, y no obs
tante, no sc movie del dintel.
-Adelante! torno a decir la vieja
marquesa.
Ent0nces nuestro ~personaje avan-
70.
-Reverendo padre Lacroix, dijo
Ia marquesa; pasad, que tengo algo
que consultaros.
-Slempre estoy a vuestras 0rde.
des, respondi0 Lacroix levantando.
Sc a cerrar n puerta de comunica-
eion.
-Descuidad, estamos solos.
-Podiamos estarlo, y sin embar-
90 ser escuchados.
-Teneis razon; pero la escena
que ACADIA de passr ha sido tan hor-
rIble......
FL %iesuita guardo s~ilencio.
La seiorita Angelica ha dejado
esta casa.
Lacroix movie la cabeza.
-Os confleso que anda impru-
deute.
%-Siempre 10 mismo.
-Comprendereis que al rehusar
Ia man de Cesar, nos hacia una
Ofensa terrible.
-Ofensa? murmuro ell %jesuita.
ST, o~fensa, respondio con alta.
nerfa la condesa.
Lacroix Sc levant6 y salud6 res.
petuosamente.
-Perdonadme...... sentaos..... tam
blen %pretendeis abanjonarme?
--Vuestra exaltacion hace impo.
sible TODD.
La condesa hizo sefa al jesuita
para que sc sentase.
-Hablemos c~laros, se1ora, ha-
beis dado un paso altamente inc.
p~ortuno.
-Debia llegar ell momento de Sc
guir vue stras instrucciones.
Els que 20 nunca os liable de I'm
rompimiento estrepitoso.
Els verdad; pero mi caracter...
En- primer lugar, nunca fue de mi
agrado la propuesta de csc enlacei
Ofreceria con ell tempo graves diff
cultades; pero os quiero probar mi
defersncia.
La eondesa no respondi0.
Ell cielo ha querido, continu0 ell
%jesuita, que por vuestra mano sc
d~evuelvan los bienes robados q la
lglesia, va que 81 sangre no es po'
sible.
Tai es mi intento.
La suerte os ha traido q la he
redera de esos inmensos caudalesI
arrancados por u violencia iDjus.
tiicable.
-Lo sc, murmuro la eondesa.
-Vos que conoceis ell corazon hu'
mano, podreis decir 81 una explica'
clon franca y leal con esa dana hu'
olera bastado para una destitucioD,
impossible, contesto la marque.
"a.
Los revolucionarios demag0gi.
COS nos han alcanzado q todas par
YES. Desde que csc rey impfo, que
ueoe haber dado cuenta q Dios de
81 accion infame......n no, no quiero
iecordar esa atrocidad...... sque ley
alvina nj humane podria justifical
@~expulsion de los jesuitas de todc
"fs~ino?"".5en que Sc funda esq
tey miserable para desarraigarne:
uei sueio que es ell del Senior?
rs verdad, es verdad.....
-Nosotros, tr~abajadores constan'
'e', llevando la civilization por dc
quiera, no esa cultura de corrup
.'On, sino la del verdadero progrest
"umano, la eiencia y ell principle
'sefho de la moral mss pura y de Is
.e.igion, veiados, proscritos, expa
"iauos y sin asilo, vfctimas de lai
.aiumnias mas groseras en- los ties
1uonlos falsos mas depravados!
III jesuita sc exaltaba por momen'
tos.
-Nino aun, he prssenciado Ell
nspaha los crfmenes mas abomina.
o'es; tiembla adm mi ant,
esas memorials horribIes de crueldat
yde barbarie.
Laeroix Sc enjug6 ell sudor que
cofria por su frente.
La crónica., 1878-03-02
TRASLADO.

La Oicina de LA CR6NICA &c ha
trasladado de los cuartos que ocn.
psba en- ell Temple Block & las Sa-
las Nos. 2 y Z en- ell Downey Block.
Entrada proxima a la esquina de
Ia Gale Temple del Ediicio.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

State bonds at the Board were dull and steady with
lies confined TO Louisiana sevens. consols. District
OF Columbia 65s coupons, sold at 79a 79A, and do,
registered, at 7S1s.
In railroad bonds there advance OF ! q in
Jersey rsts consols, assented; IL in Hannibal and
ST. Joseph eigh:s, convertible, and q in Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Union Pacific SINKING funds st.
Paul and M. divison) declined from 99]& TO 80, and
do consolidated sinking fund from 9IA to 939&.
Michigan Central sevens rose to liz. Now Jersey
Central rsts sold at 1131s Nash vile, Chattanooga
and ST. Louis frsts at 1004. Union Pacific frsts at
1861, and do. sinking fluids at l0Oh
Pacific Railroad bonds closed as follows:-Union
frsts 1859 log; do. land grants, 1868 107 do.
sinking funds. 1905 1OO14; Centrals, 1861 105X
MEMORANDA.
rhe Chicago grain receipts to-day were 4l6, 149
bushels. including ILL o34 bushels wheat and POS ll5
corn The shipments for the same time amounted
to 522 500 bushels, including ,6o3 bushels wheat
and 375 1853 Tho receipts of gram at Milwaukee
were 10, 800 bushels, and the shipments $3.50
At tho regular monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Control OF Coal Producers held to-day at the Elberon
HOTEL all interests represented, ana 200 900
tonnage agreed upon as the production Tor Octo
ber. Tho production in September was zoe, 900
tons The present combination Is continued to April
l. 1870
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
shown by tho weekly s..snsn. of the Imperial Bank

shown by the weekly statement OF the Imperial BANK
OF Germany The closing prices OF American Sc
curities London were :-consos for money, s41S
95 do. for account e5 955s; new AZ per cent bonds
l057s; hve-twenty boads oil 1857, 1913; ten.foriy
bonds. 1oS1s; lves of 1851, loSls; Eric common
shares, Ii; do preferred, 81; New Jersey Central
37h Illinois Central, SIX. At PARIS rentes were
1l2f. 900.
Scarcely any business done at the New YORK
Mining Stock Exchange, the sales agsrosa''ns
sodated Virginia 80 at l5 55 at 10 %, oo ~
l54, 10 at 1sl, lsl4 and 20 at Is; Goid ria'sr
500 ~ 600 al .3; Levathan so at 80 ooo AZ w.
100 at s5; Moose 900 at g. 100 at 295; American Fas
200 at 1O California 10 at IA 40 at i4 fnaey, '0o
at So 800 at so. $40 st .6l looat asi Granve oo ~
l. Pumas 200 at 42O; Hukill, 100 julia, ~ al
Bucxeye 200 at 54 500 at .56 Bertha and Edith, 200
Mt. 81 Lacrosse 1900 at 20 500 at .27 Kossuth, 100
al 65 Mariposa preferred 100 81 Tip Top 20 al IA
The closing prices OF stocks at San Francisco were'-
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

pevcrei on contract zoo bales yesterday ror future
delivery as s S bales % a'iS s
iiIe. ZOO a. 4. ias November, 800 q. 10 y,e De-
ss%:si sSSs ,Ss.' sSs a:is as;ss
day: NO + a-;ePiemssr 100 y, II aSc; 900 :.
lass9 sss 80 s1 It ia 'Si
a5o % AZ iossc i jsSuasy ar 500 a iiois
asAiy ns ioss So hpi go S At Il May sos
S Ssse ,5ans GO q is 100 e s5s Sss.
9s ss ss. Ss gs: Noble. &
5SiS; CSsilesson Iiao; wminsson. lis; Sorios, $40;
fs. s: ass sst last ss .es Il This s.ss
baiss. rotai since september ios.s0j bales Cotton
pressed; ey sail, c 70 Hamburg; Sg.seam, As com. n.
ss Se TO Liverpoo SS steam. ad BY sail. Is-6id..
BOND powdered ss so jsossx 8, So eS,h esrrensy.
shellaes were unessngso' but nrm wish isr ,e'ons 90
%.rs sa samSoa qa's sss disoaa pei ana H.
S ST. od Use Aoplas or sss''ass
quiet or barrels and 81 is cs % SoSes Blue v
@ esSsss g. "a Se
sss;sd sss csssss ~ quoted
e. S VA, aao.eS az os or esa oe gold
ior Tari.re acid quoted a iac goia TO,
siss:s az sse 1"S aase
Western and u1rsnT .@ was asossa ss ~ .c
for reaned in Dbis. spot cream strong apd
ps@eessa in SSls aud 30, &C. boxes Acohoes
Gu oroorm aud ethcr wetc quiet. at I5c. "A IIc ioi
the B5c for the latter Borax hrh
| reaned citv quoted at Sac. olsc. tor bbls
aud ssv. SAs. Tor Burgundy pitcn was quoted
at lc 4iAc 0uarana quoted at Si OaSl 80 Manns
largo and 24c for Cuttielsh firm
aud auotea at IJc ice Balsam copaioa was quoted 40
SOC. ale Basam tolu neid at Suc Soc. saffron :
A.nerican quoted AZ 2Jc spanish a. ~ % $40 tsan
quoted at &c. BE- squils were quiet at Sc
! 5c. Cod liver OIL wa, quiet. aud qaoted At 81 %
Rhubarb quiet, prices ranging from oOc tn 81 lu
t3ingcr quoted at 1ssc I0c for Jamaica besehed
Carbonate ammonia was quoted ~ lBsc lo gold, nc
| cordng TO package. Seeds The market was geneia,
uuiet We quotes Canary spanish. ~ 2o sicily. - 5Is
! Dutch. 81 50; smyrna, 81 10 iiemp-Russian, II 20
smyrna "a AZ; domestic. u 30 Rape German, S. 10
En- ssh S: domestic, 81 10. CarawayDutcl. first De- do
sscond Sc. Mustardfriese, bc; California brown, De
yellow Gsc yellow English Sc Dutch, re Eriot wa
22c. 25c. Csmome howers werc quoted M l3c
iSc verman aud 2Jc 3Jc. for Roman. sweet mar
joram quiet at i0c lsc. ronca beans we're quoted
| isc 2Oe for English ana l3c 15c for German
| yu,ch quiet at J1sc &c. Prussiate potash wa
| oulet al 23c. a zoe. Bichromate potash was quote
| n l4l,c which is advance. Gambler was uute
AZ de quoted at vOc o5c Dvi div was quic
at xJ per ton. yienlian root auiet NJ See. fc
Cassia buds we're quoted at Soc - hc. Arnca flower
auuted at I3c 1sc Colombo root was quotcd At oc 10
whole anu lie. powdered. Gum gedda was quie
| AT CSC. a lnlac. do. talca, lie. 1ltac Junpe
berries we're quoted AT 2hc DC. Tor common and &C.
31sc for ordinary Italian Orangepce was quiet at oc
7c Venice turpentine was quoted ~ 2Oc CASTLE soap
Cont white was quoted 151sc. 16c Marseiiles pare
notified at I2c gold, and do. common at lsc JAS eur
rrncy Lcorce quiet at IRON &C. to l5c Tor 50
Iocted Icoce paste Caisbfia Mt 3Dc spanisn. solid
25c 2se gold; Piynste ~ 2yc. small UusAina ~ zoe.
The New York herald., 1878-09-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Sept. IL 1873
ordinary e7Sc Net receipts. $40 bales Sales i''o4
NEW ORLEANS. Sept II, 1873. 1873
Cotton steady; middling. iosse low middins ao,se'
foea % 'fsaassy snss IS rs Sock ss ssi es
Of the cotton Of tor the The re-
eeips all Asa 100 bales. .vsrAnd esoa
4.77s,s65 - ,, - 1919
Cotton auiets middng. ioAc. low mddng lyc 1000 gooa
S5da"sy x nominal sas & Se' sssss o ta' OA's
"''' sAvAssAu. Sept. ~ 1873 :
soss oS's@ osanay a'm fsns ss rap
1856. s7. o.''- Exports ''"''"'''' - ' ,s-.
Cotton drmer. good demand; middtng lOlc low MD, &
bales Sales Sales. BOO 300 STOCK. .oS5.
Spirits saes..s ssis g. ssss
ssa% U suss @ yr" 'sndy s 9 si 81
Corn quiet and steady; prime white 62lc &c.. m~ea'
55c "a 5ec. 40 :, ,az,
Flour unchanged; sales 200 bos Wheat firm; sales
white MICHIGAN held at 81 "a core arm sales 600 No.
seass assaI ssa :. as sAs as@ s;a At Barley q.
1 & saaa s. s = 8 o;
and S2o for pneo.sa shorts sis sh,gtais siS
peas ana ess barley. g.: to New York;
Hs% .ss.y sa 80 Ssv s9's
do lumees $50 .iest shpmsn@ss1 @ 1000 bbA
Flour in fair domand sales Of 800 Sols st unchanged
ds
ssSs ssjss ss$1ls sss:s:d; @ sShi
@ & s ssS .sss. ss Is s :. ss ST
ira s. IL Ssss Sssss ss @
sss i s. s. j. 10 .r..ss Ss
New s'E nssi.assd
Ys sssS sS
800
p1 By
50 800 bushels corn 100 do Ss,s AZ 9 100 & do barley
corn cor 'I iss5s5 S d. s.. ssssO Do
DETROIT. Sept II, 1873.
Flour dull at soass: Wheat lower: extra white Mich;
,ssp 81 ..a H mixed =. os;sss Ss: Il
and unsettled No nixsd 24e 200 2t.e' M % wh.: q sss s
SSs wheat. lis 900 bushels none oats. none.
Flour armer. but MOI. quosaeiy higher Wheat easier
s T aSo &C. CO., s ssSa
demand fan prices. at ne ase Oats steady, with
2s tseo
ssss; asss f's - sss r
whsssy active and .,saay ss% At sn q
ehassod Sssss urn Ioss dull ana Shade
s3 s. lisa SO 90 81 psesiny p 81 Is s baseaers,
and UNCHANGED SH%ssss Sss .s's
lower; No red winter. cash; 9oc, October No
Chicago spring Soc saSo, cash; s7!4e s76c Octo.
ber; Sl1sc. SSac, November; no: Chicago spring
761sc rejected, oDc Corn dull weak and lower S52&e
Data dali shade lower at 1895. cash 2O14c .o2sc
oetober; 2i1ac, November; rejscted l1sc aye hrmer
ST OK october Pork rreguar generally lower; xs 75
lower; Sc 10 cash. October or Nov mbsr Bu.k meats
steady and unenaaisd Sus' DR nIm At p S
bbis Hour I'll oO bushels wheat 2o5 900 do corn. $4,000
Co. oats 90 rye, IS 0OO do barley shipments
5000 bbls -four i4s bushels wheat 87S 600 do corn
stronger: advanced Xc Corn stronger; advanced A4c
Oats stronger advanced Nc Pork heavy and lower al
IS 52h October. Lard dui! shade lower at IS 67k
The New York herald., 1878-09-18

Government bonds q lower tor lSo7sand otnef-
wise thoy unchanged: the decline IN loo's 's q"
ribuod to tie continued sales Of iour per cents ahd
the call for tho redemption OF s5,0o0,ooo more i've
twenes the latest call leaving only aboat SO
hve-twenties to be called before the ioo's "e
reached Tho active Issues to-day were tue Ne"
Gves the SKIES OF 1881 and the AZ per cents. Clos