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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

d little maid ia your rosebud hover.
Dreaming " grsvlnS old,
Wishing youth would uwnN- hnkrfs no"'f
Never In haste % unfold,
Iiff from the shadow your >un>hinH htau,
Growing old l. nothing 20 dread
q little maid m the ro<c-trcc shade.
80 how if< dry bongh~ shoot
Tine .rcsn leaves fall aud the blossoms iade !
Hut youth j. a living root.
There are always buds la the old trees heart,
Ready az bcckon ~ spring TO start.
o lfsslc maid. there & JOY "a seck-
Glory ~ earth and sky
when the rosebud streak fades out Of your
encck,
And tic ,lewy CLEAN from your eye:
Deeper and wider must life take root,
Rcidcr and hishef must glow its fruit
d little maid. he never afraid
That youth from your heart will GO
Reach forth unto heaven. through shower anu
shade
We are always young, while We grow.
Brsafhc out in a blessing your happy bicata !
For hove keeps the spirit from age and death.
Lacy Larcon. ~ 81 Nicholas for >srfcmcer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05
KNIGHT and LADY,.

He lifted his hand 10 his planned chapcau.
Ue bowed 20 her beauty and rode away,
He through the glorious world 10 90.
She In the lone little home 20 stay.
Swift a. a vision he passed the fields
WHERE the Wild rose blu-hed amid golden
grain.
she TOOK up the weapons which woman wicidS
when fain from herself she would hide her
pain
Out in the thicksst OF noble strife.
He felt the rapture OF conflict brave,
And she. shut into her quiet life,
Hair deemed its narrownc-S like the grave.
Yet. strange TO SAY. when the war was past.
And the knight came back wearing vaiors
star.
Twas the lady who. wan and pale. at last
Gave token Of wounds which had lett their
-naryarst \. sangstsr. % Youths companioa-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

There u not saloon ia Colorado
Springs. Itstemperancep principles have:
however. greatly injured the city and
retarded It's growth. without preventing
the free consumption and sale of liquor.
The drug stores have their back shops
al fixed up for use a bar-rcoms, and
do q thriving business out Of show bot,
Ties labeled I. tincturc Of alcohol
met particularly solid advocate Of the
temperance policy in one q these places
recently, and having obtained m a,-
quainiance previously, felt free e az
him II the ;incture wasn't imposing on
him. lie had 4 stiff glass Of whisky and
sirup in his hand. Said he: 4" a. = ci'-
izcn am temperance man. believe
III keeping the town clear Of liquor ~,
looms. A. an individual admire g""n
whisky And had no DOUBT q i NJ
ter seeing him drink. Thatswhattcm-
pcrancc amounts "a here. coiorwto 'o''
Boston Htrdid.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

every laborcd breath that showed her
be- still alive.
We heard wheels In the dooryard
Somebody looked out and said that
james Wayte had come.
felt Alicc's pulse.
There was a flicker Of life nj the wrist
as she heard the announcement, but il
was the last. She gasped and died a.
Waytc catered.
Reader. what i Your verdict Guilty.
or not gaiiltyg II guilty. what l. the de-
gree Of my crime? Boston Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

You can get bottle or barrel 81 ~
off any carpet or wooden stuff by apply
ing dry buckwhcat plentifully and iaI'h-
fully. Never put water 70 such grcaSo
spot, or liquid of any kind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-09-05

Alice did not stir for full minute If
ter had finished reading. thought ut
glance that she was dead. 70 pallid
and expre-sionlc~s was her face. Then
she opened her eyes YEARLY, and look
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21

some lots goods l5s and steam 500
gov, steam, 1000 bills -four, ss.; $500 cases
canned goods Dos; 27s. Cd; and sail, 700 bills
Hour, rs 4iad Bristol, steam. 100 cases canned
goods, 3os. IIavre, sail, 900 tierces lard Dos Sd
Stockholm, sail. 1900 boxes bacon private terms
Charters "A Norwegian bark hence TO Bordeaux Ant
to the east OF Ireland. 1900 grain IS d
German bark, 447 tons, hence to Stettin pro-
visions ut rates; Norwegian bark, 625 tons
from Savannah to Reveal with cotton Mt 5Sd.; q
Norwegian bark $50 tons hence stetn cargo
al rates an Italian bark TO arrive from Phadcphia
Cork for ORDERS 500 grain, 5s. 3D. British
bark from Baltimore 10 the east coast OF Ireland
quarters grain 5s British bark. from Baltimore the
of Ireland 5000 grain. 5s Italian
bark arrive from Baltimore Cork for orders
quarters grain, United Kingdom Continent 5s Cd.
Norwegian bark 62i tons hence to stoekho provisions
Norwegian bark, hence Arcndal FOR orders
the Baltic, $500 bills refined petroleum. Is. 3D. British
bark hence Alexandria 10000 refined petroleum.
2.c.; italian brig. hence to do. HOO
do 2se., and 400 bblS. do. IS. 3D.; British
ship reported previous to arrival for refined petroleum.
charter aerward cancelled hence to iavrc with 6oo
bbls crude petroleum and naphtha, ut IS 4d. German
ship. from Baltimore TO Bremen 5000 bbls rehnod pero
eun. Is 4ad Norwegian bark hence to Passages 1910
and 800 bbs do 25c. and IS 3d. Norwegian
bark hence to Copenhagen. 2.lOo bills do, As 41sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21

cfeek-whest, bushels; corn, 7i7ils do; oats.
l6l5 do; barley. 3s3ooo do. rye. $500 do; msts
Dxrno1, Jan. 20 1879
easier; white Michigan held &c March, s4c;
No. white Michigan, 9slac.: February. 94c.; March,
dull and in very little amaaa S Sa %siss 2e
white 2ac. No mixed 24e No 2mixed, 23t5c Glover
and decidedly hrmer but nactive shipping in demand
So 20 50 u.s. Reeeipts-Fiour 1900 6ols; corn, 1000
corn, Zoo bushels; oats, 500 do.
CrScrssArI Jan. 90 1879
white Doc o6c. Corn dull and Dropping AZ 3lc SIC.
Oats dnl at 2tsc nc Rye dull at5e. SIC. Barley
at 81 aS buyer March Lard higher; steam, &C. Bulk
meats quiet but firm; shoulders s9e short rib; 49se.
hSr @ Baean d & shoulders Sasr
clear rib, Sc cloar sides SIZE Whskey quiet and weak
g ogs is asye demand and sIger so%90n g to
So so 81 60; receipts, 2Os6; shipments, 2o3
CHICAGO, Jan. 90 1870
qs and rs hsas a9S
salc. cash. s31c s3,sc February; s45sc March
nary ssSc bid. March, Ss'' Oats in good demand and
s Mas higser lSe cash 2os 2ei Ms,sn a.
10 and higher opsnsd
& ssh b 3 sMfsrss: 70 LARD
So ss'i Msrss - 'acpi 3 APRIL
s. April Pin IL . higher
hsss strong higher a IS " s. %Sistsy STEADY,
ioo,o Sc Ss. D' whsas 900 bushels; corn.
sssy DC DO sep SG 1899 ss d.:
wheat, pa 900 bushels: corr $1,000 do oats 1900 dos
SsSs Corn r@or but a"oasy oass d
s. March; 50 90 April Lard in good demand a9sc.
higher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. 20, 1870
Cotton arm: m,aans, &C.; low ,%,ddlps, ss; good
To the Continent isss 20 the Channel 174i coastwsc,
Cotton, good demand; niddling. a'sc.; low mddlng,
s7sc; good ordinary, sac Net receipts, s5I5 bales:
p,UJn Stock, 347 3d.
Cotton irregular; middling oc.; low mddling. size;
good ordinary s,s SIS Net receipts 2't5 balcs tx.
wmxrScroS ~ G., Jan -, 1879
Spirits q trrpcntine hrm 2.ac ,scsn trm " 70 Tor
y & ,"r goa sw Si in IS ss r
Gin Tar steady. 81 30. Cora unchanged.
BurrALo, Jan 10. 1870
Flour IN fair demand; sales 900 bills AZ qno.a,ons
No. spring, ~ ~ - 25 amber, 81 20 81 % white
s w"s spring as sGS SFGssss. No. 81 .pr fag
- s, 30; amber, g 70 q - 7s white winter,
rer sb BueRwHeSt scarce; - y 81 IS per ewt whole
sale whea, in lish. inquiry sales made public Corn
caso At s}sc. aud 5000 do. new, track SIC Isc
Oats quiet sales OF car load Western at 27c Oatmeal
~: inrsr"o g. medium, - 80 -. B"ancrmaa
coarse 80 5p schuma hers Akron 80 10 Cornmc.,.
S,c Wt process, for family ~ ~ per cwt.
Milfecd IN fair demand quoted at mills coarse 81 Que
hrm quotations.; poor seed not much sought after;
ssoss FIJI H.. 1s ~ss = 's ySsiS o | I
81 rs bay Qunto Is lbs, 81 - 81 BOZ sixrcwcd state,
Weight ,s is neglected. Barley maj" 'Y IN s Sod
trade inquiry; quoted from state at y 10 a ~ 20
and higher Quoted -Pcrk-Mess and short cut per Dbl,
s. 5oae by car lots, ~ = - 5v short cut clear do,
shoulders 81; bacon IS; bellies, So; dried beef Sill
lardTieccs aud bills sd 90 by car lots 80; bbls and
sSsssca Railroad rcishts Unchanged; wheat s' %"
oats, siac. to New york. Recepts-flour. 1870 bbls ,
Sa1l",. e. os do' rye 40 do Observation-Disclosures S,
bushsls; eofn 2VvV do; oats IoVv do barley NV do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21
of stocks at three p. M.

The total sales of stocks at the Board to-day aggre-
gated 306. 1872 shares which distributed fol-
lows:-Canada Southern, 1000; Chicago and North
western. 1924 do preferred, 25.4O0 Chicago. Rock
island and Pacific, 2.400 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 200; Delaware and Hudson Canal. 800;
Erie 1900; Illinois Central $780, Lake Shore CSC;
Michigan Central. 1906; Milwaukee and st. Paul,
ALSO; do. preferred, 1sG00 Morris and Essex AGO;
New York Central. Sill New Jersey Central, IL no;
Pacific Mall 1906 Pittsburg. 5000; st. Louis Kan
sas City and Northern. 500; Wabash, 1G75; Western
Union Telegraph. SAG.
Money on call was very easy at 2 3 per cent. and
closed at2a2k per cent. The following the
rates OF exchange on New York ut the under
mentioned cities to-day :-Savannah. buying ut par.
selling u u premium; Charleston firm, buying
l-l6 discount. selling par; New Orleans, CON-
mercial. u, bank u; st. Louis. rs premium; Chi
cago steady buying Ito discount selling Ito prem
ium. and Boston IS cents premium. Foreign OK.
change was advanced to Assn for bankers long and
to 4s9 for demand sterling Actual business was at
concessions.
Tho Clearing House statement was as follows:-
ExchanBes. $97 S07 0f6
Daiahccs 4,67037x
The Sub-Treasury to-day paid out sos 915 gold for
legal tenders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21
Government bonds were arm and fairly active.

At noon tho subscriptions to the per cont loan
amounted to about s5.oOOooo. The London advices
Jeport an advance of Il per cent in consos TO y6h
voa for money and the account. United States bonds
were unchanged except for hvcs. which declined y
to lOsh AXIS sold at l0sk. 1s67's at 1884 snd tom
fortes at 1l0A. Eric fell of u. to 23A Tho pro-
ferrod was steadyat 3s,s. and Illinois Central at s3
New Jersey Central advanced IN. to 4oX, and Read
Ing V, to 12h. Pennsylvania fell of a. to 354. Bar
sill or is quoted at 6Okd. per ounce At Paris rcntes
fell OF to Jiaf. 15c and recovered to ll3f 27yc.
State bonds ut the Board were duh and Louisiana
consos fell TO 02s hut recovered to g. District Of
Columbus were weak at 7Yx. Railroad bonds con-
tnuc strong. and prices were generally higher. with
the largest riso--h per cont-n Lchigh and wilkes
barre consols; tho noxt largest advance WINS q per
cent in Hannibal and St. Joseph eigLts convertible
Tho other changes follows AN advance of
per cont In Jersey Central convertible asscntcd. In
Jersey Central hrsts consols assonted in Delaware
Lackawanna and Western OF 1907 x In Canada
Southern irsts guaranteed and Rock Island s,xcs of
1917. and y in Northwest gold sevcns New York Elc.
waited Railroad nrsts. North Missouri nrsts aud Union
Pacific hrsts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21

StaincdGood ordinary ll6c.; strict good ordinary.
s-l6c low middlng, ll2lc. mddiing, . Lice For
r. M-January, 800 bales at 9.44c. February, 100 ut
954c. 100 ut 95lc 100 ut 95Oc, 100 at ssc so at
947c 2oOat 94sc. March, 100 at o. 73c 500 at Tie,
9s7c 200 at este 500 9s2c., 100 9s4c., 600
95c May 100 at ioo2c, 400 at iooic 500 ut 1oc 800
at 3ssc, go a. eeec 700 At 0oec june 100 at l9l2c
1880 bales. To-day, up to Z. M-January, 100
February 100 At 4oc 100 at o46c 500 At s;47c, LOO
sasc, 500 at a5oe loo at oslo; March 800 al 5sc.
100 at 967c., 100 065c 200 9.6jc. 96c,
200 at 967c 800 at &c. 400 at Csc, 200 ut 967c.,
$40 at a6c GOO at 96sc 300 at 960c 400 at 70c :0j
SOD ut 9slc 300 at 9s4c POO ut 9sc May, 800 at 9c,
$500 at 907c. 400 ut 096c., 800 ut $500, 800 9Sc,
iOD at s9c 500 at Ice June, 500 at lo0sc, 900 ut
10 &c.,. July 400 lOl7c 100 10 l9c 800 iO2Oc
August 200 lO25c Total IS 200 bales. Grand total
bales The receipts of the past follows
Galveston 32ll balcs New Orleans $50 Mobile, 245;
Norfolk 265; Now York $40; Boston, 467; Philadelphia,
Dob Total % 456 bales. This day last week. ~ 49, bales
This dny last 81 Oo bales Total since September
us foows:To Iavro. by steam, 11l6c compressed; by
sail, Ec 10 Hamburg. by steam, PC compressed; to
Bremen by seam Ac compressed; by sail &c. TO Liver
pool, Nd q S.32d., by steam; by sail Ad.
l566OO bushels; meal $50 bbs aud 2s5 Sacks corn
II 136 bushels; onts H. 25 do; rye 5000 do. barley
100 do barley malt, 500 do Flour ruled firm; the
sales including State Western and Southern about
steady, with sales of 375 bills Corn meal in fair de-
mand and rs bbls. sold within the and 900 bags
Rye rmer and II 600 bushels, principally No
Western part Saturday, sold Sc Barley
easier; about 900 bushels sixrowed State sold 97c.
81 Barley malt steady 500 bushels city sold
81 30a 81 81 time and OO bushels old Canadian at 81 IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21
The Stock Market Very Ac-
tive and FeVerieh.
Government Bonds Firm. States Weak
and Railroads Strong.
Money on Call Easy at 2 a 3
Per Cent.
WALL STREET,
an a -. -

MONDAY Jan. 2O-6 r. NJ.
The early birds that represented the long side OF
The market were ut work betimes this morning, and
picked up the grubs of short sellers with aacrity
that astonished the dsbelievers in further rise.
It was hardly imagined that the stock market would
be much more than steady to-day, but the better
prices made in early hours disconnected the bears
and encouraged the bulls. As o matter of fact the
entire active list, strong ut the opening, grew
stronger further on. and before the end exploded
like balloon that had been submitted to undue press
ure. AS naturally happens with market that has
been iniudicousy stimulated reaction speedily set
In An advancing market, be it never SO buish, can
scarcely be expected to add continuously. two
per cent daily quotations without taking the risk
of an occasional drawback. The most enthusiastic
of bulls will hardly venture believe that point
after point be piled upon prices without break
down or later. To enthusiastic bulls who be-
lieved in no end of rise. and. familiarity speaking.
farther than the ends Of their far
the market concerned, the break in prices this
afternoon was unaccountable There good.
natural and sufficient for it, nevertheless In
The first place there were handsome profits to be
reaped by those who had been buyers at lower prices
there fresh spirit infused into bearsh sellers
who already short at existing prices and there
general inclination to get OUT at prevailing
prices by the timid operators both short and long,
AS the piston or asteam engine may De FORCED 10 sucn
velocity to be no longer recipient Of motive
power. the stock market to-day hesitated when
the engine drivers Of speculation cut off the steam.
That they did apparent enough, testified to
by extensive sales the part Of some of the most
important members of the Northwestern pool A
further weakness resulted If consideration is to be
given to street rumor from the statement that Mr..
Gould had made private settlement Of his shorts
with the Northwestern people, and that certain
amount of support to the market necessarily
thereby withdrawn. On inquiry informed
that settlement of this kind has been made, and
that If Mr. Gould desires to cover his shorts. tho
stock market ut ruling prices open for him to do
1t in. From very strong market in the morning o
very shaky resulted. reaction. characteristic
of healthy bull Market the history Of the af-
ternoona reaction perfectly natural and salutary.
if temporarily disagreeable to the bulls. whose
only motto is Excelsior"
The opening, highest. lowest and closing prices Of
stocks at the New York Stock Exchange to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21
Tho closing prices of Philadelphia stocks wers,-

The opening prices in San Francisco officially
reported were follows:-Gould l. Curry, 13%;
Savage. 143x; Choar Potosi. 80; Ophir. 341s; Hale
Norcross. 1881 Grown Point. So; Yellow Jacket.
1914; Belcher, s; Consolidated Imperial 9oc.; Con-
soldated Virginia. 81; California. 93S; Overman. IL;
Best Becher. ~; Kentuck, 6; Union consolidated.
81 bid; Alpha 121s; Sierra Nevada. 4s; Mexican.
S3X Caledonia 8; Silver Hill, TX; Justice. 81;
Julia. 4; Utah. 10; Alta. TX; Bullion. 81; Ex-
chequer, 51S; Segregated Belcher. 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21

steady at Saturdays price Tho market for futures
hrm and closed with advance for the day of from 10
points The closing prices to-day compared with those Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21

Delivered contract bales Saturday. The follow.
ing are the current prices Of spot cotton quotations
based on American standard Of classification and cot
ton in store running in quality than half grade
above below the -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-21
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
CLOSED FIRM-FLoUR FIRM-wHEAT STEADY
CORN STEAMBOATS, sTEADY--poRK FIRM
LARD F1RMER-wnIsKEY FIgMER-sprRrrs
TURPENTINE rIRM-BosIN FIRM-PETRorEUM
FrRM-corrEE QUIET SUGAR BARELY STEADY.
MONDAY, Jan. 20-6P. M.
Business was everywhere moderate to-day. yet tho
markets were In some decidedly hrmer. On
Change -four was quiet but Arm. Wheat quiet but
stcady. Corn steady. Oats steady. whiskcy hrmer.
Pork firm aud lard hrmcr. Cotton on the spot was
unchanged; futures closed firm. Coffee quiet Sugar
was barely steady. Oils quiet Petroleum was nrm
o. were also naval stores
Covrxgrhc market for both Rio and mild ccTccs was
quiet without change We quote ORDINARY cargocs
lie: fair do, l4kc good do, lSc primo do, I5tsc
i0c range for lots lie. i7kc Santos fair 70
good l4sc i5c. gold 30 days; Java government bags
22c 2Ic. do, grass mats. 2.c 24c.; Singapore lee
lie; Ccylon, 15c. 1Usc.; Maracaibo, 13,sc I7c La
cuayra, 14c 15lc Jamaica, l4c Zoe. ~. Domingo
iuisc Costa Rica, i5c lie; Mexican l5c n itc
Angostura l5c. 17c.; Savania, 13c. lie Curacon
1at,c Ilc Stock of Rio and santos coffee January IA
Is7i,-iO2'ss bags arrived since, 127074 bags; sales
ain hau
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Taro,n;inc 9S 10
oILsCottonsced oil closed the call folows-Jan
nary soe bid Ale asked fecruary, 4oe bid Ale ASKED
%y t bid 3D. 4 ASKED I.ssd oil WIS
fairly active Wo qnote:-Linsecd eii-Amcrican. 62c ;
81 Si natural SIC crude Northern whale sc do
Southern: 4os sls.shoa winter SOC; natural DO 4ss
plant, Sse winter bcaehed 6sh, SIC Crude ash-sound
prices. We qnois:-CIuds bills: size sls: naphihs
nary brands refined Philadelphia &C. Baltimore
s1 SG ;.i: a
81 oss seo5o DO at 81 os;s accc DO & 81 OF High.
ed sd SsS s ss"r q sS
pGcLr ssD a M %:rse. wns s,Saa
Zoe State wssiern ioc isc. chiskcn.-fhadei-
sss's 0s s' s's @
sns ps si
S ssSss 4o PER 'ss rss
Sssk ducks. 3 $ pair rh',saepsis 'qSsS;,
SS per o.ia sns y per .I
81 20 per pair cspcn. s 2ss c,z sliPs isc ac ,,a
terrcs So bills aud Kegs Gu; meats sh4i PACKAGES
s sS ~ s"s nss
% ed a ss.s new ssss * go sS . s1f
s s 90 Srss s sl II. IL s later
bid and asked prices at the second al,,Janrary old,
new. - IS bid 50 asked March, old, - bid, = ~
fs sS sns 81. Detroit ss
e Sssi:% %ss. $;;s
; sss S :.ss s, s ':5 % %'s
80 SO '' Sssf f ssm. s. s'd o@s
at sl4 IS $40 Dressed hogs wore quoted a. sse 4e.
tor tor ' .a AMY EIGHT s &
Sss soss 3 ss". s s - - 81 si
for Continent at =; es and Tor future delivery $500
q ssFs s s'sssuss o sna o ao April a. - Mssc e
rS Swas aS s pa and asked 'f % the
s t sssS .rss y Ma, I'd I'D ';ssS as
6s;scf-Rsccip,s 4o packages The MARIE; was steady
ma :, sns @ good , 20 shcsS 2s NC
Western do Toe Ts a Western s ISe,ery e lss
sc,ive We quote factory fancy, &C. DC Western
ae fancy 4c rsss skinned do Sc ass Esg..
We quote long Island New Jersey and nearby. zoe;
ssc.; Canada fresh, 25c 27e; lined State lie ioc.;
RcE~,Thc narSe, for domestic was firm and active We
quote Car9ina fair TO good, &c aaic prime TO choice,
s sr,m DC S %@con bond good
srnAnrsG-rhe market was dull and nominal. at csc.
suGsn--Thc market for raw barely steady. To-day
DO DO ma; and on s"s Hs s
at l9c and 40 bags Central American ut &c refined
S SS am, and boxes. Ne fsro l:ass
mon 70 fair ,'ac aGSc do do, good to prime dic,
s s fsS'is se s i a. &c ID
sl,c. sac. cut Loaf otac pc. white extra Us TIC
7c yellow extra Cs oesc 1sc other grades, inciud
Ing C's, TIC. a0Ec.
TALLowReccipts 80 hhds 100 ticrccs t76 bills and IS
casks Tho msrks. steady, with fair demand sales
0OOU lbs ut 0c., aud $50 bbls. private terms
WuisKKy-Rcccipts, $50 bills Tho market ruled firm.
and ~ II was bid
FnEenrs business was qnc far in general way but
rates favorable shippers engagements To Iiv-
erpool per steam, 1000 cases canned Eoods, 2os 1850
$3.50 boxes cheese, 37s Cd. 500 PACKAGE cheese aud
buttcr, 31s Cd 4Os London, sail iO bbs -four. L. ID
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GALVESTON, jan. 20 1870.
Cotton firm; middng, &C.; low middling. SIZE; good
ordinary, SIC Net receipts, 3,2il bales ENports-
To the Continent lSs; tho Channel coastwisc
y2A Sales, 3OlU Stock, uSs5s2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-12

Bishop Christnaan, of Salt River valley, planted 70 acres this season in sugar cane. which grew up and done equally we'll with that raised in Louisianna or other states. He is manufacturing vefy excel lent quality of molasses, and in great quan- titles. He thinks he will be able to supply Prescott next season with golden syrup at 90 cents per gallon. Look out for taffy then.
 Geo. II. Ryland, with his American Cir GUS and Hippodrome, arrived in town last evening. He will commence arrangements to give an entertainment on Thursday next. The troupe has been reorganized since it appeared here, l6 months ago, and comes to us prepared to perform many new and curious things. Madam Elena Ryland is acknowledged to be one of the best female equestrienne performersin the United States.
 A gentleman at Marieopa by the name of A. J. Condee, is getting up an excursion from that place to San Francisco, leaving Maricopa on the 22nd inst, parties to re- main in the Golden Gate City during the holidays, and return, leaving the city on January End, Tickets for the round trip f45. The excursion will certainly come of if sufficient number of tickets can be sold to justify the managers in the expense and trouble attached.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-12
Homicide--Man Killed at Tip Top.

Deputy Sheriff Tom Waters, of Tip Top, arrived in town this morning per stage from Gillett, bringing in James Miles of this town for the killing of Texan named Shan non at Tip Top yesterday afternoon The particulars, as we gather them from Deputy Sheriff Waters are ss follows:
 shannon was Texan, wore a broad brim hat, generally carried two revolyers and p rided himself on being deperado. For some time he had been in the employ of the road builders as cook. Yesterday being y-day he visited Tip Top, partook rather freely of the flowing bowl, met Miles at the saloon of Johnny Bostwick, had trouble with him, and finally struck hlm in the face with his hand when Miles pnlled revolver and shannon was shot through the breast killing him almost instantly. We are sorry that the unfortunate affair took place for various reasons, the most important being that it will cause the relatives of Miles much trouble and annoyance, they being numer- ous and of our very best citizens. We hear that this man Shannon when sober was 8 quiet, peacesbls citizen, but when in liquor was boisterous and dangerous, claiming for himself the rather familiar and romantic ,cognomen of Texas s- of b..